3 10 309 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5c791ed3cc1b1f6c2e5e491a5f89dd24.pdf b65f6e2c94f1e1f900a82874efb7b9e6 PDF Text Text BATUIDAV. S K D m i 4. "Th* Last Gangster” Edward Robinson! Has Stellar Role' In Gangster Film SHIRLEY TEMPLE IN ^HETOr* ■ •, • •_vdK,T '.K j».T ____ / 31kTwy->t < n r / « S h MFit Ftr A Kisg1 Mary Livingstone, plna te r da* Ilrious laugh, and Fibber MeOea and Molly, those Inimitable funster* of radio faaM, m ate aa auspicious acreon debet la ono of the hlffeet laufh-(etter» etor to kmm oat of the Fare manat •ladle*, the mu*leal comady-ro/nance “Thl* Way Plea*** which play* Tuesday at the Rita The­ atre. . •* Conceived In the gay tradition which made “Waikiki Wedding," t r a m o rr the Moon* and o tte r musical eomadlea the smash hit* of the year, "This Way Please*' goes all the way la giving a full portion of aldft-eplIUlag hu­ mor. rar-catchlng malodlea and Ike wholesome brand of romance. tures. Bow pl«ya tha ' laat- Ho eted a beloved story that te a M* comes Wednesday to t t e Rita thralled millions the world over .Theatre la “The I ^ r t Oaagstor,“ a lte rire s Sunday on tha acreon of drams tie story of a man's term lb ( - t h e ' Rita Theatre In the never-toa penltenilary, with James Stewart, hrforgottsn picture, "Heidi,’ .Rose Stradner, glamorooa new , Jetenna Byprl’s enchanting tala actress from Vienna, and * notable brought to such laughing, lev: lag Ilfs by Twentieth Century/ V * "The Last Gangster" tells of th o' p ' , ' ^ T n th a t It touches the deepest I Imprisonment of a ''public enemy . h .’..,, . . t M WMBp-dfc ■ " M , earners of tte heart. ' * nd the struggle of Ms wife, who L ’J | k V V . ’sfr v * J ' \ f ™ - ’ Rveryarhere readers in all Ian'%y-- ■Sm M B B H dM not know his railing, to loro ffiifc.-.’'I* • ' -if;" ' gaages have been charmed by ’ her Identity and >svr their child 7 C l ' ' C V V l 1 -- ’’ !' » the warmth, tmderneas and .from the dlsgtare sMache.1 l<> his ■ . . ” ^ .V •, * beauty of the Swiss dips and all Jitm.•• Htewart and Roan inm e. the colorful folk dwelling up t»l i ntln'T. SK IM ', latest screen' Miss Stradner pUya the wife I ' / . *• ^ 1 '* ' .. ‘S ' IJust under the aUra, Into whoso ritnl, in., mat with Edward 0 . * ni1 H,«w»rt the n ew i|«p erm si, Uvea "Heidi" brings tenderness Itnhlnron In ''The L*»t a t ng "ho befriends hrr and with whom ■ and mirth and courage. An em- « t" r“ nt lh e K it . T h e a tre ‘ he f in a lly find* h s p p ln ,.,,. K<|- I 1 f t ' Mttered mountain-top exile I* W ednesday «nrt T h u r s d a y . | ward l.u d w lg directed from it reclaimed from hla fierce hat# of ----------------------»rr« n play by John l^ e Hahln. ( t t e world by the heroine, who In tha m*«i 3 i ihring* him a new seat for Ufa N e w C o m c i l y T e a m I n ' K" l , l “ 1 penltrnllsr)', grim d etail. and a youag girl U given strength and th* will to walk F o r .T w o V ^ ' X k ragaln In tte story that ha* --------------I great newspaper of flees, and Inner _ . . . , • , . . . . . . . ■ thrilled readers of every country. Introducing a brilllaal new light workings and haunu of gangland Twentieth Century-Po* at last bring* Johanna Spyrfa beloved I "Heidi." one of the world'* fa- comedy loom In the persona of provld* the dramatic backgroundi*,ITeldP to the screen with Shirley Temple starred In the title role. fpaoua atori**, had to wait for It* B arters Rtanwyck and Herbert for tte control romance(The famous story th at walled foe Its star Is a picture for which .(ta r before It could bo brought Marahall, “Breakfast fof Two" is The dramatis highlight la lhe> Shirley will always be remembered, to the screen, decUres Darryl P. offering rrpWl* w Jih .w K ty dla- seene la prison where MUs fltrad-{r— ^ Saanek, and tte reason I* evi­ logue,' rylrth proroklng sUuaHcas ner Jells Rob la son a te a t/la st dent. Shirley was cast In tte tIU* and clever characterisations. _ barer* the truth, and must leave | PR O G R A M M E FO R W E E K O F DEC. 5 rots la roaponao to the thousands Barbara Stanwyck U cast aa a aim and taka their baby away forT H E R IT Z of movie fans who besieged the studio with requests that ah* pUy a Z J S & f f S . u ™ .! s u m , ' »«** — »«■» - - > • — - - >•» playboy whom ete meets In a .as the gangster’s henchman, Doogfor: 8hlrley Temple In “IIE1D1 with Jean Hcrsholt and Arntght dub and escorts home In a ' Us Hootl, John Carradino, Sidney thur Trearhrr. tipsy stag*. iBIackm er, Grant Mltckoll, Edward I lo o m in g that t t e charm ing]8 ' Brophy, A U n B a ilo r , Prank | ne'er-do-well, a* pUy*d by M a r Conroy and Louise Bearers. j W Walter Perris and Jallen J aaephson U an achievement ta hWanacrlblng a familiar and berlteod story to the acreon. s',R eading tha cast U Jean Harehalt, famous veteran actor who givae kia greatest characterisation :as this grandfather of "lleldl." A In addition io tha throo topnotch radio humorists. tteCom edy to tt e acreon Charlea ^ Those two expert pov"raym of acreon dumbness, Hugh Herbert and Allen Jenkins, will be aeon on the screen nt th* Rita The­ atre next Saturday In what U described aa th* goofiest mystery- Tuesday only—This way to Uugha—This w ay to romance ^ mu, | , | T i n g WAY PLEAflK" with Buddy Roger*, M*ry u v ln r e io n . Nad Boarka. Ruf# Davla and Batty OraMa. shall, la sadly neglecting a steamship line to which bo has fallen Tha aupertority of animals In heir, and U squandering hie Income man. said Bernard Rhaw rerent-j on □ lands Parrel), a dlssy actress, ly, la abown In lbs fart that In Miss Stanwyck decides to reform UUy . re s ts . wo shall perhaps j him and then merry him, despite havs Invented a raarliln* that his plans to tte opatrary. • <■ will milk c0«a without the; To this end ah* employees har preserve r P f Ih o ,- farmer but SfflbouC .thd idwI.-rHaarhu Guitry /In ‘,v*ni|eflulr#\jri l*nrlsl. Marahall la thb position where he ha* to work- for a- llvUg- Mlsa The effect cf a aeorplnn • *»lng Rtonwyek, -wish..Marshall's faith- la se ld o m -fu til-t< r hm m tr-brtnjrw fv| man-servant. Eric Blnre manaThere Is |irorllc>lly no Itinerary g .i lo m ate a 'man »ut of th* " ‘‘ ' spimlilirlfi In spits,of himself. . In Hardrn. j g f r h f o U a ; tr ,!; g a a f t £ t t t s ! « r iS l2 meat'difficult he has aver had to portray, llm h o lt says, because .w(..tb<» dnllnaalkm .1* placed on physical mannerism* •od rftenUon au details of potUn had dreda." -Buddy"■ Roger* a j .a heartv breaking band trader, tha ytrecR out, blond Betty Gruble, who can­ not resist hU allure, that* parpetuslly sour-pusaod comad lan, Nod 8parks In tte rule of p phoney-Idea press agent, and Lao Bowman, who made cock aa tarprraalon In "I Met Rim la Paris," " U s t Train Prom Madrid* am! •Sophl* Long Com West," as t«* enterprising theatre’ manager. Also add. for generous measure. V re b te iw im b to d.odo.ooo yaare • Oeeaaloolly a eorpm la fouikl. More, ' frequently there • are •creams of w ia m . crash** of th tinder, blinding ‘.flash** of llghtakigL Tot between all «hcs* nervo-chinihg keenas tte i u ate' W mW r-domtemaaouaara. ot.JIcj.-. te r t airi Jenklna bring burst* of a Job. Betty become* aa uatec •Ha and falU under tte ’JWM leader's apafL T te hand leafer o rf int » n tn R o f in from U* Job and tel jdHdM’. Batty to'bU m « plans hU tevangdTlU propaaso -»»• te c- «nd* S H l i f P l IIV"**; It |M S - | » J lr , l<| Mewty tu m la b e d '.f ’rftom apartm man I, aao i • Magnolia " A v to I'hone SM. ( •• if i n-VtSA L B Q A L N O T IC E SANTA „ / iM r.’ •»» d -iM ,' r ^ f 'js r . f l a v ^ b j r ' t . r S . P. incnMtHiM, Clerk at Clreull Court, Bemlael* County. Florid». iim 16—House* For Kant 'ED: 16 cuitomer* lo buy Coats. Hadyr'i Specialty , a forporillon at Ike Btate **» Ford Coups |1 U —fourwbSvl f troller i m —largo sem itrailer , with a rebuilt Dodge truck, Bool a a tltls * that a a a n haa •*«•» Uruuaht a s a la s l ro e In aheva •niiiUt cwuri In, ivaaarery ar (iuANt|d wavAu ■iiJi|«ii/rioij- 1’a RV, a VHieiUa «ori-r»iU». «• quiet tha title of aal* Uraagei Maval Hturei Company In snd le Ihs nbuvo descvlbe* land aad pvemlecs aad yoa are hereby reuulred la HI* wUk tha Clerk at Mid m art at the Court-house at Maafard. narlda. ysnr artllua aapaaraara tpereaaallr or by atto.i.er) la said salt aa the flral Monilsy la tieaemhar. lil t. ImInn lbs till hay o f mid maaibi ai.d tbvrealter la file With Mid elaik sour written detente*. II sap. U Ibe bill ml complain la Mid salt *1 Iba lime pra*rrlbtd| by law. . Herein tall a n *r jadgaMat will be catered aaalaat | the weal and scurried about tho sky kicking up anow, and tha North Quash M otion R80N AL ENGRAVED CS^PTIN O CARDS X Monday: Beats la Wise. fag haakdsd toward te r aaphtg, “ip half *■ hour well reach the are" Ualga was ao i-uiltod ate forgot about tte tree. Aad t|» fox did look pretty, aad te ran ao feat, dual as tte fee mid. In half aa r fW V r r r BUSINESS MAN’S . LUNCH > styled mart Wc have a: domiaata tins of oil JUar .bllaked •aa though ha could ii burning, gaoMIno aad. sdactrlo a't boll*vo hla oyao. ( l , • —Situation Wanted heater*. Got our pricoa before you , . After an hoar tte fsx stopped ^ ’ WANTED:” job aa~nurre or dish buy. Bcott-Currekvay. Inc. * In a forest path ta catch his breath lV, : • washer. Julius Dronauti, lilt DICYCLKC n~ pT L iB T teim and •, "How do you.Ilk* K?" h* asked. llelga was ao tired ah* could bare­ • a hug* aieort meat of toys and "If* weitdarfal," said Iltlga. "8* ly say, “Thank you." Carpenter repair work or p*lnt*v. ganson f a r Ukrialmaa gifts.' Bod utk more .fun tte a the silly "Back tomorrow night," wkla* U A. Bmltk. 1H Baaford Are- our window*. HiU Hardware Co.. •*'imoo are play at tte toyshop.” , “Certainly," mid th* fsx- in-rid th* foa. “Kla*,’‘ aakl llelga. She slipped —______ __________________ ' “Ysw're not like tte otter dolls" ELECTRIC TOA8TKRB. waffle “That's right," said another Inlo th* loyates and I bars sat the Irena, fruit Juicer* and Irena. | ru« voles, end two fir cones fall tin aoldicr, wide awake. All In latest patterns and con- |aio Uolga'a Up. Holes looked up “Oh, I'm so glad yoa are back vanloacsa. Boo tte display. Hill and saw a young fir tree bowing. safely," ho mid. "! was worried.” "How kind," whispered Htlg*. Hardware Co., Inc. , I t mid, “W# know you. You're tte “And how foolish. Do go to te d Upright piano, good condition,J I'm quite ell right." for quick a a U -U M i' Terms la T te two dslla slipped off tn their reliable party, Fkono p*«J. ” •*«• *k“ k— ^ ,f lrl f* ' beds- And all the way home tte white t o chuckled to hkmaelf. Oo* guitar, good condition- frightened Th* whM* fox waited Coleman . gasoils* btalar. up tn tte tree, stretched up hie Phone ua-J. , pa art, put hla sharp claws sad ~ Ibags* U scratch the trunk cf tte umT sT^ ______ " - T ^ t*_ .trwa. Tte Ire* skivered aad said, d tl i h * * ■ © <• k. a maaU retm. aw. paooc .rPImoo. wklu fax, maybe It r a r e , rood a i l w M a i r bsrta.-*aU Ualga. ' te a m at FIetas te r BrotkoCa'! The fos atopred. my lag, "If* Farm an Baaford Avo. Rdo W. taod fte ‘te tree, ft will grew , » '4 ; 5 K salved OO m. wasmcik Usyuly .clerk. loyVivuu! arekrtA i, ssA rruna hevafer Blvea that L r, rJtr'HJS Osmiy rla CkaaMMr. ........ - N O FO O L IN ’ PERK’S CLUB Cut Flow ers �> S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , M01 Killing Frost For Florida Growers Predicted Tonight Sub-Freezing Temper-j attires As Low As 19 ' DegreesForeseenBy State Weather Man . L A K ELA N ^T D rc . (1.— AP)—The weather bureau recast sub-f reeling ternn t u r e s and killing frost ir Florida’s fruit and vegehie growing areas during ie night and advised growl to take all precautions, i nave their crops. Tha bureau's frost warng asrvtce hare predicted the m p m lu ra would fall aa low * ' Cuba Tickeb A re Seized In Lottery R aid Col. and Mra. Charles Lind­ bergh returned to the United Jttates yesterday aboard the liner President Harding a fter an ab­ sence of nearly two years spent mostly In England. FLORIDA STOPS KENTUCKY BY « POINT MARGIN Establishments Of Adams And Parramore Produce Evi­ dence Of Lotterie« UNDY BACK Fruitm en Advised To “Fire” Groves towReadings in Each Town Forecast For ’ 7 O’clock Tuesday AY. DECEMBER «, 1M7 KNOLKWOOfl, New J»r»»y, City and County law cnfore** Doe, «. —-(A*)— Colonel and Mr*. mcnl officers, arm ed with a search Chariot A• Lindbergh »ro homo w arrant sworn out by Aaalatant from a twd-yesr exile abroad s ta le A ttorney Lloyd F. Boyle, but the guarded arrea ot the pounced simultaneously on >ha Morrow rotate hold tho aeeret ‘wo business establishment* at the ot why they b are runie and how in teractio n o f Flench Avenue lo n i they will alay. *"‘1 Thirteenth Street surly Sat* The hero o t A m rrlctn aviation unlay afternoon aa a result of the and hla wife, Anne, slipped un- aala of “ Cuba" Uckelt earlier In heralded Into New York yeator- the day, It waa repo tied e t.th * day momlna Tdioanl ill* United h'herlfra office IhU morning. Blatra tlner President HardingAa a rrault of the raid the pt«Tho return of the Lindberghs prielora of the «wo ea'nhliihm rnt*, stunning lu rp rlip to Ik® 'J* H P irtim ut® sfi<I R. A. A dintli am all contingent of 'ship n « * a 1brother or Boas Adams, were a tr*Dort®r» in d earner* men who*rfitwl i f t r r numerous loll t t y hail g(inn to meet (he thlp on.booka wem found in tbclr puaaeath eir routine aealgamenls, llllle alon, Th* men were released later, exporting to find tho liter and however, on Ihelr own recogiu* hla wife—marked another chap- aance, aw aiting further action by I t r In the strange saga of flight th e S tale Attorney ur lh* Grand th a t began December IS. l i l t . Jury. Ilia home-coming B fa almoat Mr. Parm m ore, the Herald waa aa accretive aa hta departure, reliably Informed, was selling tieOnly a sh arpeyed cameraman, keta In a tottery said to be eonwho happened to bo lingering dueled by Joseph Jarrell who waa near Ih s third-class gangplank recently Indicted by (he Grand and apottad tha slim, aertoaa- Ju ry on charges of operating a H endon Explains New Murphy Act To R o tary Club Columns Of S m o k e Are Seen Rising As Demoralized C h inese F l e e Capital B ritish W arship v Bombed By Japs Four British Cargo Ships Also Hit In Japanese Air Reid W alter 1lodge (fill, Kentucky halfback, went down hard In this play, but not until n yards again*! Florida on a rlGe pan*. It w as not until iha third q u a ilrr th at worries* deadlock on a touchdown by Delaney, and tften fought loodi-and nall to t margin. T hr final score was: Florida It, Kentucky 0. The gome waa played In Police Continue Clean-up Drive On Bootleggers CITY NSWS BRIEFS Sectional F e d e r a l Aqthorities Assist Local Aims To Curb Moonshine The Sanford Junior Chamber of comm erc* holds Its weakly luncheon In lh* Valdes Hotel to­ morrow at n l l o’clock. f iB b t-ib r SHOT zAiwr Member* of the Campbell Lea­ sing Post of the American Legion will meet in the Legion H al on th* n'rfrf 'SiTO -w -confirmed,^r*. taken 1 hf*1 small M harori tn Eng­ land .because life lg America had become .‘‘urM /ywil*' HrSugh ganryU r, threni* and an a fte r mkth ot the .kldpap murder of hla flrtl.Vorn aim .And tha trial of Hauptmann. Brief Visit Indicated Ship’s oftlcera said today fhnl Colonel Lindbergh boardad the G Herman Droyrn, 03. Banford I’realdent Harding a t Uauiliamp Sanitary Inspector, died suddenly ton wearing dark sun glasses, aa a result of hear' attack at hla with hla coat collar turned up, home at 1114 Park Avenue yesletand covering tha lower part of day afternoon. hla fa c t with hla 'arm s. Ila ap­ Mr. Brown, who has been con­ peared worried, they aald, leal nected Willi the City Sanitary De­ he he recognised before the ship partm ent for ovey a year, w-A* left harborborn in Merklinherg county N. C. '-Their vlklt will be brief,’* onr Sept- I, 1874, lie has brrn a resi­ of the liner’s officers laid. “They dent of this County foy tho past plan to return abroad Immediate­ 18 years, and has been engaged In ly after Christmas.** farm ing most of that time. Kmll Uerslappen. night stew ­ Mr. Brown 1* survived by his ard, who attended the Lind wife, Nellie llrow i and ‘wo daugh­ bar*ha. said tha colonel was ter*, l* u r a Mas and Annie Belle “quit# liberal,” handing out I t who are attending school away tip s from Hanford. Also four brothTha famous couple a t I a t the “honor place" a t Ihs cap ta in s table throughout th# trip, with th* ll-y ear-old a ria l or, who made tha first solo flight across th* Atlantic In H IT. wearing a tuaedo and black Ua. Once kls Identity became known, nearly al| Ika patsengera asked Colonel U u 8 b * rlb for kls aulograpk, whlck be declined to give. He did sign the menu* of tha g u ttia a t Iha captain's table, how erer, on th* last night of tha eoysga. On boarding th* ahlp at South­ ampton, lb* colonel and hla wtfa secluded lhems*tr*a In their nC C 4 'a n d conclodinv on Jan . *T wttk ak J inter-city assetInq In P a ln n d In th* nhaenc* *f B. II. 0»Umnn. president, JI. B. Pops, im- Of. P W- DuDoae, of Orlatulo will Im- the guest speaker at lh* meeting of the P m b y te rla n Men’s t luli tonight, 0 P. Herndon, pres­ ident of the Club, announced today. G. Herman Brown* 63, D ies Suddenly From H eart A ttack Negro Boy Injured In Auto Accident Avoid The Rush , > ,tonight at 7;30 o’rieck, according Ito Commander U. H. Workman- l i l t My Inti at dodging crowd*, mods hta "aocap** sw ■ . of minute* A negro boy Dan Jackson, wa­ rn rd tha vaaeeL which **Houriy . Injured Saturday near Xovember « from South U » InlMMdUM. <* *»* Iha Llndbergb’g occupied »«* T hirteenth Btrnct wh4« la recently used1 by aen. «•» »" o / *n P erab iig when he weal <* T hirteenth J CO. Je rry Bentley, negro. C bkf phetearsab er’* grreria W*** t C. WBUam. te ­ ll Mann. Iha ahlp'a \° ^ T\ . . ... ipher. aald th . eoUaes. Tha J a d darimd acm m tb* thy aa usual, balked p a r •*"*» ^ ?**** efforts to photogmph »*** • » . ' «Ul a Farm last, ha aald. ha amc- am Wh olesale Market In th* path In 'fa ilin g a hastily- of th* moving car which knocked and -s n — t~-n“ r blunod him down nod ran - eve r hla body. Bcntlsy picked up- th* Injured said h* concealed hla b°7 and carried him to th* local uader hla mat and await-, hmpital w h en h# waa found to Undb«8Ch*’ arrival la U * ** ■»!faring from a fractured Tho th re e d etachm ents n( Florida N ational G uards s ta ­ tioned here will hold llirlr w eek­ ly drill afaal»n hi the Hanford Armory tonight. Violators of Ulty O rdinances ■ til ho trie d before Ulty Judge Frank I, Miller tn a session of tho M unicipal Uourl at th e local Police Hlatlon this a fternoon at 4:00 o'clock, The regular meeting of the OilJ Fellows Lodge will La held 'a the (hid Fellows llall tonight a t i;00 o’clock, Unlge officials announced today. An elrctlon of officer* wil bo (Cantinas* aa ra*a Th-aay now hvlil by the Police Department on which there la no Federal riam p. together with all othgr evidence and .Information against the law violators will be turned over to the Federal officials to b* used as convicting evidence against the violator*. Up to the present time Chief Williams's operations have been confined to the arrest of transpor­ ter* of the Illicit gooda which la apparently made In territory out of hla jurisdiction, howreer, efforta are bring made In secure the aid of County law enforcing o ffi­ cer* In bemlnolt and nearby counties in an effort to completoiy quash th* Illegal operation* ty nabbing and m nviriing the ntaltera.' ha had gained Florida broke keep th eir a lt Qalneavllla. Issues Seen As Dividing Special Session The Seminole County Commis­ sioners will meet fo r their regu­ lar evasion in their.cham ber in Iha Court House tomorrow a t IOi OO o’clock, t'lcrk of lhe Uu«rd, O. p. Herndon, reported this morning. Law Expected To Put Thousands OfAcres Back1On Tax Books j tViM n^fdy AH tmde**1tahWt deWnquent U a cvHff irate*-are aold’tb the hlghect leH rilver/il kinder, w as given Rot a rian t dt h4U'rt:«*' Ihelr regular weekly luncheon In the ViW rt'lfi»l«n>y 0 . P, IfefnJon, I • j - , . ,a clerk of ,lhe' court, today, while Bert Mallhle of. AHamonip Springs nuulo a plea for support o f tbo Childivn'a homo Society of Florida at JackaonvltleTho Murphy Act resulted from the Legislature's dealt* to put back on the lax roll* th e trem en­ dous amount of average In Florida on which the taxes had become delinquent and from which nothing waa being derived for the support of tb* government, Mr. Herndon aald. If this property could bq t a ­ ilo red to tho tax rolls, and the old taxi* settled, it was thought, Mr. Herndon added, that . future Japs Advance Within Sight Of N anking Blackcats Leave For Alachua Game Coach R. A. H Wilkinson and hla Hanford B em lPro Hlackcala wilt travel Us Alaebua this after­ noon for a gam s tonight with Coach Beeber Fowler'* Alachua w ildcats ex par led to draw up­ wards of a 1884 persons In Ala­ chua. Th* Cata who b ar* formed a good passing attack wUI ho ex­ pected h take to th a ale If Ik* Alachua* line hold* th* Cat hark tie),I whirl, will constat to night nr 1^*11* llnrnag*. Skinner VInrent, J. W. AUwan and Field General Hilly Odhain. Th* Sanford elevau will re­ turn to olart a, lough aeries of Practlr* session* hi preparation fo Ihelr gam* achedatod here on th* errn ln g of D**. JV r a n lint the Hi Mary Celllo*' or .Washing ton. IX C. la be ptafeg tinder the floodlights a t Iha Bosnlaoly JU e. Paul Itrdfram , pastor of High Bchnol Alhlottc " Btadlboi. ■ha F lr tt Methudist Church here, waa sleeted prvskirnt of th* Ban* ford M inis'rnil A-s'Krlation a t Iha almMon of officcis held In conaecthm wBh Ihelr K-gular monthly nmotbtg this inutnlng. Rev. W- P. Bmeka, eerrrtsry »t tb* organla*U*n, reportrd tulay, Th* mneting was held In >h* a ti lF »f ‘h* retiring president. Dr. K. D- Browidn-, in th* Preahytariaa Church. Krv. c. E Elntor*. pastor , r ll,e First Christ InB Church, wa* named se c re ta ry ■roMnrer fo r thr <a1i-*dar year, f l f f Srooks, the retiring *ocr*s fU U d that <h« newly *Ucted M weuUI take office >after Rev. Paul Kedfeam Heads Association Raid Is Successful On Judge’s Ice Box Paramount Question la E c o n o m i c But Morals Play Part SHANGHAI, Dec. * — (AP)—The, vanguard of Japanese tro o p s approached today within the tig h t of the ancient walls ot Nanking, China's evacuated capital. (UUpatchcg to the Tokyo newspaper Asahl said the J a p a n e s e h a d c a p tu r e d T o k o h u s h i .G a t e , tw o m ile a from the S tak in g watts and th a t columns ot smoko were v isit So for a gr«at distance from ftros within <ho capital, A Japan coo arm y apohaamaa annouum l an advanro tonight, lie added that there probably would ha nghllng within U s city tomorrow, A torca of troops, h a Bald* had carried Japan’s “rising aun“ banner to w ithin threw milea of Nanking, lie aald th e unit waa ndvanelng from Tanr a n t on tha-G rand Canal ab * at U miles east of NankingHe aiuiounred also th a t IkW Japanese had advanced tow ard Wuhn. a -Vangle* Htvar p a d , about I t milea aoath noathwvat of Nanking and toward Chlahtang where tha Grand Canal and th* Y an ltta merge aboui I t mllaa east of N ash lag. ' Jlpaneao* V an es. tuPaaO hM ^ were raporled making heavy k i-1 lacks on the allegedly bewildered* Chinese retreat both from N k* h in t and Wwhu. A llrlitah w arship and fo * r' merchant vessels were bom bed" In a tarrUlc aerial r*M on Wuhq ’ early today. Th<- a hole Nanking area waa In confusion. Americana aowght refuge on tha United States gam l-u t |>auay and other foreigners on llrlitah and K isarh ship*. The bombed Hr It tali ships all w rr. hit when Japanese plana* raided tha air Geld a t Wuhta, about 18 miles south and slightweal of Nanking ua -tha Yangta* H irer. In an effort to deaf ray Chinese roinmunlrallons and Hovli-t Itua-lsn planes Which had been flu*n In over the Chine**Russian a ir line from Bib H ta. II M. a Ladybird, anchored off Wwhu. waa ahoworrd w ith Uunb splinters. (lua report waa th at (be L a d y bird's commander, Lieut. Comdr. II. Ik Barlow, waa Injarwd slightly In Iha (high. The British steam ers Talmvg. of tha nwtlerfleld and Bwtra Interests, and (ha Twckww, «f th* Jardtne lin e s, and tw o atea saac hulk* war* reported to h a re suf­ fered direct hit*. faealgoer* taca p s Injury A HutterllaU and 8 wlr* wmy*> |C—Mawo* — ***» TW*et LOCAL WEATHER Fair and colder w hk D ead tonight, cold wavo in centm l and interior of aoath portion tamper* ■lures 10 to M 1st u tr o m o no rth M to 30 In centm l and ahont t t la muckland* o f Okeechobee re* giao tonight and T o soda j f i l q nm quit* ao cold In * i rih wmd poetfaxk._______ • ‘ ' ■-1; ir ftw e ry A o d y i ^sbuys ana uses) h rlsfm q s S e a l s SA ltSM A N ^ a 4 �Another' T h .r , no l o o , M u m . h « r t In S .n fo r t On other day with the aimou— K ftf t h f approval b r WFA official! of a 130,000 ieK»t projw f la ' Suiford. To th e beat of qpr recollection aorotthing like $110,000 haa already none f a ta —were for OaitTOH sinee the work relief pro— m began, and come of ua are beginning to wonder If a little - a money coeU nl be apeak «w top of the ground, be troe th at the pert of Sanford’* newer* which ‘ Bd f t t the last few years la t o a poor have nBC be replaced and of Course it cinftof be condition mmttte of tM i gam of money h e n . fcMM t | ana „ a u n cm p io jr m e m , a. s. DVl ADMISSION 1 0 . S * lic it* retem a to Toy land d**n after ■ atWWght' tag trip with the danger van* fox tost saata bag d ir« i io *w y Toyl»nd b*«*u»« ch riaim u atria. m rjy ' a h« «ti CMater B*v*» f f l h t o Which need to be done In (hit a which will a b o fam ish Jobe and ei recall not oM cent haa been speat ■e since the * F A began—a t host ■D defined project, such as Leesburg'* the Ravine Gardena at flaktka, which ■R over the aUte. An attem pt was wprleUon for the beaulfficotl<m and ■so and for the construction of an a— BtoM, b e t It M l through And there la still ___ a .project _ edRftar for the <— Id— wit of ■ beautiful lake front park, bat It has waver bean approved. Park— ovee w o n important la the honpital project which h a b a n ha— ng fire ever since the New Deal be­ gan — h g h k N I money on local Improvements, If it Id aaM that flN aewer project 1b needed for the health of II* eomroenffy, R can atoo be aald th at the hospital proj­ ect la neoeaanry fa r (ha aaroe reason. Seminole County is * | am hu eye*—eieri and quick in vital n ew e f a Mg— and more modern hospital. The proeent one la hepel iealy tnadequftte to the needs of S i A dangerous *«*P to see; 1 Hsldhut toal to my l«»h. Ida the hoar, and yet for eome *trange reaeon thin project haa I .. best bemi In the bey fo r nearly five years and haa never Is InHnlts In w . been finally approved. i > | MU bla body guard. lie walks, We have no fauft io find with the work which haa ", , UntallcrlnS. behind. been done on sewera In Sanford by the WPA, but In view ; Vote* been my eight, twice linn of th e anticipated curtailment of government's expendi­ my fret. ture*, we believe the time haa come when, If we are aver Blare he I love I* blind. to get anything beside* sewers, we must get It now. g a # his s*T»ltor. «n whom . His very life depend*. •dark U a dear e*mp*nt<»*aip. D u. rnaater—mere . I n e n 4 Straws In The Wind tten'a aald nothing. but. Ur acralrhrd Ids beard and li**|n to look. around the tayihup, lls saw nothing disturbed. Hut his eye lit on a rlue. T here In a dolta garrturw lay Hslgu satrap. "Mm at.'' Mid Bantu. "This f t ISN'T TOO LAT1 TO SET 6V T ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS against • doll'a wardro ho. and where thayr reeled ** th* n*>r v ia a tiny pool or w a u r. as ih m ih fresh snow bed melted frtim th r n , "U m m ." tald 8>nto wl»*ly. He tam ed to the tin ' ooWfer ewd ■aid, *T*rh*P» wa'd belter h are e talk." The Captain «ot up timidly Bad hopped onto aaagP'a band. Santa Mt In bla arm chair and aald In a lore rote*. "Now I ell me w hat H’e ill ahoet.*' Santa Alh* Queatlens The captain t wlxtrd hid hat. Ill# little tin cheeks w tre pink. "Sir. It It the part of a gentloman and a soldier to tell atortea on f o n t one e ta a r' Santa’* eye* twinkled. "No. II Isn’t Ouard»man.’’ ne aald. "If ibat's yonr trouble 111 Mcnee you fromtelllqg me." Hut Bant els a wl»a men. so he bad another plan. He aald: "B urpoitnc I ask you some questions about what I'd Ilka to do. and you tell me II tb s Idea la wl*eT" "T hat I can do." Mid toe soldier"Well, suppose I *,k yon-and yonr company to stand d»ard. tonlrhl around lltls a 'a hod. Would that be w b * r “Mr. It would hs quite wise." MRS. OLD AND tA & tfb PflrisisnsCfcrt ForLark Stopped By Police PARIS, Dee. S—(ft*)—The proa* l*ect o f krfc pi* will m n make Frenchmen fight police reserves. A swarm of larks. Dying south for the w inter, passed Over the International Exposition D stiled , by the ray s from the lighthouse) set up In the exposition, lb* bird* I fel' into the grounds. Hundreds of visitors rushed io. grab the birds end a frc « -f» ra tl, fight developed. Police reserves, were o ile d , but the lark hunters turned on themBy th* time Ihe police hud emerged victorious, m<et of the larks had tpade th eir gels way. you to stand guard tlicnf*. Mid Bantu. "Quite,. Blr," aald too tin soldier. • Ho thsl night a guard of toy soldlurs was act to wait (or Ihe cell of tba white fox at midnight. ‘ Tomorrow: T he Fox Return*. Dgraphs Copied A m I J M Lei Ua Yea About T i k BdHfc* W1EB0LDT STUDIO DEALERS IN ____ ' OAK AND FINE FIREWOOD nix s ssw r o ux r s *xn asp stove areve tuoside tna t QUALITY AND SERVICE re T e ilm iin iB i WERT-The JEWELER friends That Judge Millard B, Smith of TitusvJUo will bo n candidate for Congreaa against the Incumbent “Little Joe’ * (la n is Power, m t ik* Ocala Hendricks, come* from no lasa an authority on atate poll punoiT I* lamenting lb* decline tics than Kenneth Ballinger, political editor of the Miami m l bit editorial page, lls'a loal Herald, with headquarter! In Tallahassee, b n to aura. , There la no “may be" In Mr. BalllngerV remarkii when he Bays, "Congressman Hendricks la opposed by Judge Millard Smith of Titusville, one of the best circuit judge* in the state. Mr. Hendrick* had counted strongly ' upon Stetson University support. Imagine his confusion when — KIO I I Judge* SAitth iVsdenUy waft elected it,of the Stetson ^ JJ*? Alumni Aasooiation, thu*.check-r* g g ’V ' k tattsr place1 to wyl Jpdgq Smith, haa irdt o ffle l^ y . It tb « __ v,rh-ni thMi around for Congre** yet. bat It ha* Wenl MfcVi I ^ a s n r x . » T O 1,kl hi. friend, have been tryln* f e n ’L g u iltU).il-.iti {the race. There* la-a rather Wltft Tto rurdea Dounl r***M*d|0ut the district U u tih e la the typt Mail* V. CUrulhsrs. \ . a*l-l a - wAWHaaaj >: i OtprvMlcn iln u n t HR WHO, having lost one Ideal, refuse* to give his heart and soul to another and a nobler, la like a man who decline* to build a house on the rock because the wind and rain have ruined hi* house on the u n d .—Constance Nnden. ir Typhoon Hits W ealthy New Y orker Philippine Islands Is Held For Ransom Manila, iwc. a. -m — a new typhoon Isolated a hug* area In the aerto em Vlanyen bland* of Philippine group today WhB* reports reached Manila of a p r i m dyaontary upMeM te.tn Bnrgoean Province, th e altor yMth ad • pyertoea typhoon th e y ' any. for the opening of the Overseas Highway t* Key We«t « t Mar. 1L There* abeutd he a w uf advertising given that rttol n win he eouwtbWig foe -aaoifrUu to rrupg th* vtoUpeut ;«• ***. and tWy eua-t get te ft Mefthpet Jravalbw through Florida . The American home la hgeakk g ' Up. Dean (fatherly of the Untwre.ly o f Florida aafS. "ft la saw dracribrd as Juat a fMc* from which malt t* forwarded ns n body *f furs Itore ear* .a w r s a tr A to V .1 n iu m iN n im iw iu jii IN A WORLD In which so mpny people wear.tjio luttnc clothe*, live In tho same houdo, eat the u m o dinner and My the same things, blessed are the Individual* Who’ arc not lost in the mob. who have their own thoughts and live their own llvee.—Hamilton W. Mable. Berne, In the night clah, IbtM W inter nlghU e re r r y n t e l pretty g n w I i Hy, when an me atewed quince mart a n fried pearii sad went* t* do ihe bhr a p p le —New Yerfc Bon. Sound* Ilk* s fru it .t • . « : Neir York. Iteporta that a member nf A rthur FrUd, • wealthy Mud and. gyeral fhm*ly, had tmen kidnapped and wag bring brhl for I 1M M 0 ransom, brought federal agents to Whit* Plain* today. Fried yaubhed Balarday. H r ppyta Mid Fried-* Ilrq hrolhsra bed mad* contact p ith the gang believed to be holding (he young man and w«r*> trying to argue them tato reducing tlui amount oT ranxom. Telephone calls to Mbs home ol > Fried's mother, Mr*. Kmkua Fried, .who Uvea In a palatial house weye being Intercepted ml lh# C entral Telephone Agency and calli-ra' nSmber* relayed to .pollca headquarters. Fried has been mlxalni alnco Batartlay night. ,, Nashville Journals Effect dtnnolidation In Supreme Court WASHINGTON. Dee. Tha OoversmtrH won in the promo Ooert Vaday In 'ft* effo rt to eonthma with the aaU-UoM p ta iwedhe tx In toe to o th ers New T arF fed eral District O o n seek* te g to* dlmstwUsn ad tb s A bnul' m. roped Jointly b f the 111* Banner end the Nash 'vOoruean, ha* taken over Hon of tb* .lyre paper*. Jam** iMmait aad RIHImaa Bvins. k*r« of tha paper*. change* were mad* a* result rMM In Mat of neWMxpet dlon. labor . and material* "have been grtdually dim Intor pi of ltable retain friM after propettiya, ft waa aa* U k ta e p M l tk m JtMM �■ r r y y ^ X r ^ jr m iiim m AtttMftihto Flowttu Shown Girt Seotfts . IW fM M Ito " .......... 1' ■ ' -----------1— ■ M O l jA M I Q B B A I t , S f ld e ty ial Calendar Tba SaartWk. Rl*h Mr*. J. |>. Ridge Entertains Chapter M r* 4. f. Ridge waa host*** lr> School tka JWrt M*Uoa ekapt*r Sana and f a r a tt y will sponsor a Fodaral Daughter* o f tba Territory of fk a a ta r P U y. “ Everyman1' to ba florida which mat at h*r born* f r t n la tp* High School A u d ito r Friday evening. Tba nomMating committee with I a n a t 1:60 o’clock. Tba public la Mra J , G. Sharon a* chairman eubTUBSDAT mittad tha following name* far Tba ChUdron of tka Confederacy officer* fa r tha coming year: ; * tn aponaor' a card p arty to k* M re F. JE. RtmmilUt, prtaident, t, M*m a t tha KUta O o b a t 8.00 Mr*. S. 0 . Chaac, firat elca greet?• ^ t i t Seminal* High School P. T. '■A- will m a t i t 1:30 o'clock. M enr !; hero of tba board are urged to ka present promptly at l; M o'clock. 3 afl*rnoon. All friend a of the ! ‘ ekurch a ra Invltad. ,1' Tka Olfl Bcoula will meet at t tb a Lilli* n » a * a t 1:46 o'clock. There wfb ba a rail meeting a f th* American Legion Auxiliary i a t tb a ' bom# of Mr*. II. R. S ta r 1 *n». I l l P ark Avenue, at l : | t ot$t- Mra. Fannie Vaughan L**, aaiiuul vie* president H im Elisabeth Wbltaar. auerrtary Mr* Zab Ratliff, tra a tu rc r W- 4 . Well*, 4r., h itte r Ian Mr*. \V- W. W right, regiatrar Mra. Jane Smith, ckaptin A dinner waa planned to b« h*M tv January 0 at which time Judge Duval HVil, dialrlct judge fm * San Antoni*, T e n * , will b* the speaker. Deacvadanu In the alalo of GiVemor Dural will be spec tally invited guestsWRONISDAY It waa decided to Sfcept th* In* 1 Tha Board of MAnagera of th* vital ion axtended by Mra. H. J. i Oaydea Club wfl] meet a t th* bom*.of Mra. II, M. l’apworih at lliOO o'clock. Two Sanford couple* were mar* riad by County Judge R. W1. War* over th* week end, record* in the County Jadga'a office revealed this morning. They were Chatleu If- lfelntyro add Christ In* W right and William Yeung and Lorvttn Mr. and Mra. W J . ' Whll*. J r . Gordon. Mr*. W itlb, M l.. Batty Willis. f . E. otarpaoti, president of the Richard WHlta of [xwigwood, M r iaastgolo County Cham ber, of and Mr*. B. F. Whitnar, M r and Commerro and Ralph Bagwall, Mrs, J- G. Sharon, Mr. and Mr*. J. T. Jacob*. Mr*. Zeb Ratliff, Mra F. R. RoumlllaL Mra. F. L. Miller, Mr*. 8 . 0 . Chase. Mr* Jan* 8mIlk. Mr*- E liu b a tb WbKM r and Mra. 4 . P. Ridgt. FOR 1 WEEK SO Gallons Oil w j ¥ w *e a c h OIL HEATER Th» Ctrl Scout* of Troop ffO. 1 enjoy til * talk aw l drmonatratK’n ° * the J*p*n«ae way 0f a iY a a f^ g .......... . flow an at th e ir meeting wfekh fS i was held PYktay afternoon. At r « n o n a l s ^ » * * w ««* » •* * b e fa e a ^ r * . -- -___________ _ O M. BeTry taught th* flrU Sow _ . make candy container* foi Qtty WOC9 Ip tlit t n t , week-end Chrlitrrmi nfcients. JaakaanvUl* w *h k l. p ^nw U .' A numb*" of S i aeoula from ir.'a o d Mr*. Guy D. Wood. (Sanford a tirw M the Girl Sco-H* ‘ ICourt of Awl rd i which « m atW Mr». P. D. King of D m em tr* th Orlando Friday night. Th* «no*lAM. M th a guast of Mra. VolM Ing Wax opened by I he mix Irex* of WAlter**. .ceremonies- Mr*. June SmedViy. --------!Mr* K athryn Park, national girl Mr*. Jobff Galloway and daugti- aeout commissioner, gave an briarId#, Mar# Ann. w*rw tka guaala' rating talk a fte r which th* sward* of Mr. sag MM 4. Malcolm Brad ! were prevented. Nine troop* wap* Uald- •» Jaababnvtllu for tbe repre»*n<ed Including ala from waaknuA. Orlando, one from Sanford, ®na -------from KuatM and obe from la k e Mr. and Mr*. C- M. Flower* of Maty. C ilw y iT iB M . announce the I Mra. C. D Chrialy, regional •WW i t i m , Ctyde ROyal, at I committee member, hitrorfured th* th g f d l M t l A l f U t y i Memorial main apeaker of the ercnlnp, • IloapfTaf <Wf November If. i irtrt acoul from Sxvannah, G*-, Tuesday at lb* RHl Theatre P a r* ' The hlm dlnc and l OutfMtln* mount, p a /a him yiOO.OQU a year rtulnm e color* ar* *11 outatand fo r h b service*, b et he got juat tn l feature of ino Federel The* ■1*1y eeota for hla bit «r “ Thli o r rro jecl * rh rU tm a . play* to Way Plcaa*." The actcr ia Jack he presented in Hanford, Seminole Danny, who happened to be on the lllrtx Auditorium at 1:11 P. M. ■at to watch hi* wife and laillu on Monday evening. December team mate, Mary Livingston. whlh> *. under the apnusorehlp of Bernah* was playing bar role in the IrMo High Fam ily, film. Hbnplterda In tags and akin*. Benny, accompanied by roim d *lti*» In royal roue*. Joseph In Ian Banny Buker, waa Jgat IfOaing lom har brown. Mary In shy blue on. aad wandered into a tbealtv and the Angel in Jeenn* d'Arc foyer crowd aetnr In which Mnry blun **t Ike color theme In Ih* waa an OXherette. Gn m atting her olden «’h**l*r Christina* Cyd* husband unexpectedly she blew rtr*i putt of tho two hilt p a r ■p In bar lime*. Robert Florey fix- forma nee ad It up, though, to remaka the In •’Kveryinan," ranmu* moral■cava with Benny and Bakar in It. |ty play, tho costume depart and to glva Benny a lla* to speak. ( menl rs nrlot with brilliant They ran through Ihe acawa and . colurlug. Hubert Kol.nm, aa went on about their bualneaa aad Tileat. wear* chaaufal* of lavenIhe afadlo M l da»y bound to piy rt*r ov*r monalegnure rurpla: ba>lb artoro for their effort*. 1 Tyler CirPentnr a* Itemli la In ' ' The Sanfgnl MhxDUrigl Aaaorlotion la apanaertng a program at a meeting of the Seminole High School Pare*l T eacher. AaaoclaIk n lA the H igh School auditor­ ium tomorrow' afternoon. Father J, 4. Kellagkan, pastor of the All Soule Catholic Church, will deliver the principal addrea* and Itev. Martin J- Brom, pastor of tka Holy Cross Episcopal Church, will render vocal aeteetioni. , ' TEARS ■-■r«w (M wti lm .1 k M i al BAZAAR at Ik* church ThUntday, Dte. 9, 8:00 to 7:09 Teg WUI Ik Served CantlnuaU Tr.<e nap* On* houna no ilia waieTTroyit at Wu hn *l*o ha in bad but (01* 1*11 m l font* of th* efty, * h o bad •ought refuge la It aacapad. Th* steam er halk* aaad by th* hutterflMil and Jird h te Dll'** °n fhr rlr* r banka v a ra partly destroyed. Ilaadiiuartnr* of tka British companies hern b*d only bare ilctaU* of the illaiiilera. It w i «nli| that both ih* Talon* and lln> T u rk s o hnd been operating between Chlnkleng. aboTa the barricade* the <’hln*ae h a te built n ,roaa the Y anclfe aboro Bhang b«l. and up rlr*t porta. Alt the *hlpa had the British t'nlon Jark painted conspicuously on lliem Tba Tallin* and the Tuckwo, terettlty Used for vncuatlng retu reea from Nankin*, were ro I'm led to bar* been tin t up he able the bombed* hulk* eb lrh were uaed a«_ pontoonr • rl*!n* nnd (nllma with lilib and low water In the river. It WBa fenred that refugee* on •ome of the alilpa tulaht bare been Injured Th* Talunc waa In service ol III- I'hlnn Hteant Nm Icnlbm t'< nipntiy. a llutlerilold and Swire riib.ldlary, ami Ihe Tuckwo un tier the lit* of the Indnrlitiia Nut Italian Company. a atibaldlary of tit. Jardlne Inlereala. All Ihe Itrltlah ablpw were Mt ill 'npproalnialely U;JU 1\ M Sunday, i To-Night lid Repairing T im m The sfofjr lorn) by millions the whole world over’. . . NOW A PICTURE TO HOLD FOREVER IN YOUR HBAfrT! B.L. Perkins '* -Vt f \ . * X I AND i Engraving A WAL-RADK) I McLaulin, Jeweler jj Would Mnke A Practical Modem Gift t i l S, r» rk At*. laaiaaaaaBWMaaauaaaaaaa In Cheerful R. N. NIPPER S IG N S OK A L L K IN D S it* h d w i i . a **, r x w t ai» j C o lo n BAUER RADIO SERVICE "Aak Ynur NelgMmr* 405 W . In i. Phone IP —Tuesday— ONE DAY ONLY WHEN IN ORLANDO VISIT The Owl Book Shop CHRISTMAS BOOKS G reeting card* fa r Hook* In utock Xmas and everyday aad ordrred HRNII FOR MONTHLY HOOK LIST THE OWL BOOK SHOP DANCE BENEFIT Underprivileged Children Xmas Fund ARMORY, DECEMBER 18th “ ^ lluy t i t k f l i From Mrs. A. D. Zachary, Jr. FMOUCl 1019 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE 88 Herndon Explains New Murphy A c t T o R o t a r y Club C iallnild rr.m a .g i Ons the principal apeaker. G ucata at today!* lu m lim n d u d n l E ugene W4ae nml E. W. O veralreet of O rlando, A. C Klllie and Mr. Ruaaell o f AH am nnle Spring*, Mr. S nyder, n new d ru g ­ g ist in S anford, and H. G H k k a tit, Junior K otarian, GLASS R M fi/ re e t DUBLIN, Dec. B-lAY If King George VI want* a wornkeck pm this Christm as, h* will have I" send uut and buy one Tbe King's 11Meat or* uaed <0 K' ' •'/our and tw enty wuedcoi I • baked In a p k " each y e a r - f u r , mor* than 100 y tai* from the g»v ; am or general of Ireland. When Ireland w *. split lulu th* Irish Free m ale and N otU uin D*1 i land, the practice waa "topped. j y i i r Ihprrfifh'r officuilD hoped the cuatom Would l<r_ ro ' vlvvd, but n«w that the ln a h Fra# State ha» * preatdent and seek* In rut away from every V.ngll*" euatom, official* fear the annual pie ceremony i* finished. PAINTS MIRRORS QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof Product* Try a Delicious Home-Cooked Meal UTTY CfUWf - W NFDl r W R I t H i l l OTHMI nun aLOn %*i ftour ro am waa • u i lowawuk utn mtiMMia • •*•• natiai aa d iA RYV . Complete Luncl ..... 3 8 c Kelct. /o u r food from a Hal of dellrlnna «nndwltflM li nnd homo cooked paatrirn. , , Meet your fncndg ■< Ut L n n c y 'u . 1 W K F I L L A L L P R E S C R IP T IO N S — P H O N E *03 Carraway, n a Snecial C olorfu l ' Spends A Lot Of Time In Her Kltabeta ■ Diamond Setting K ing's Xmas Dinner To Be One Dish Short secretary, attended ih* marling of tha Florida Rtat* Chamber of Commerce held In Orlando to day. It was laaroaAlkhks morning. Woaiaa'a Council O f Firg*. C hrl.tlaa C hartk W ithin S igh t O f N a n k in g t -• Showing wargg M e ia K d c U tH K d c ltm -p A & u e d ere f i t pajamas fll for a prkvea. Yon moat rwe d m 19 a^p racial* tfcefr KBsllty. Lteprloxii M h D Sflka. aO iena and hfuta ja d materltlo orr sWwfi la havrrglMg and ragular modcla. Woritmanahip H COMPLETE DANIEL GREEN and EVANS * S A ' v $4^0 Woman in 103 Horn# Proving Kitcheni told Wcatinghoua* what new features they wanted. Result — thie new 1939 WertinfSousa Refrigerator with; * tb a NNMlatAWIB — New large humidified .Image epaaa far fruits and vagauble.l • A a iw N l l f a r o a a s i e a m p a rim a a i for ettaha, drnga, I ) • A asm • U P lt'C a P A C iV Y f i o i i i i - with fof fiotrn iiO fi|il X k t \ ■ L X a A a a w V I M P I I A V U a i ■ ■ • U l A T O t , taaieT to reach. taUar 10 n a d l Move compUtt tmaperature control U a a ever kef ora l Let it* akow. you the** M Kltcban proved f.ature* - wHb M mtae aaaaa -f ? • BEDROOM 8L1PPER8 FOR MEN *2.50 ^ I c u titu fl! .' TELEPHO N E III l i f t M A G N O L IA V IL L E v I �V Aantohd en As Dividing: p e c ia l Session Seminole County. W arraaty Daa* O range C o . B ld g . A L o a n Aaan. to P. H. Tyner, *t b *. B kcriffa Daa* MrClclland. J. F , Sheriff to B. OH* fro m ? K. B « k . T h . bill I* offered m alntr *>r MartgagM >«Mlor n o b ert T. W ag n n ol fair York, who baa aluay* Tjrnrr, F. I I , at og t* lai Fedrral Bar. A Dean Aaan. of O r p ap alh lird with (ha underdog. Undo; M coarae, Sanalor W agner oada to « w rl Ika big Negro W ba. Albert, at n s to 1101 U n ­ bar A Supply Y d. Inr. Ofa In n a ria ta ,’ and Nano** Biaratlr want an antHynchlng A colgnnrat a l Martgag a A U aM Sanford Orowvr, CrBdlk.C0qL . ta • Sanford AlUaU* J f a t l B a a k . Sanford O t t a m Credit Carp., U Sanford AtldMJa N a t l Bank, la l ij • §■ ctomemry itharbreogfc. J aural. t l ScharLI InapIrallonT W hen) Boca U ’ Idak* (hat lb* Uw U anctoulltaUonaJ aukoi no dlff*r*nrA • TTia taMidra will gal by boeaote ^oongruaomen ■* generally wka« tkalr reenrdo lo *how they nr* tolerant of all r*r*«. Aad. they , argon, who caa nay poaldToIr that enadmoni of Iko low, Aid (bo dUoucilon H aruuaM over (bo naUoa, will or w ill n a t bolp (ba aooth w lpa out 'ly n c h in g ? . A t a a y rota, (ba lu d a la P r i­ m a r ily »ectU»n»ll»n«. n re n Ihoogb The parpfito uf Iho law la lo put a a to p .to nn aril th n | bn* lmranarnl Ib e ooulh fu r n inny n Wllh A Different* m s r ^ g p i a b sg l l U f M i la paid U m i h U lifo l lihldor fa r rooh tb< Court lloueo tn lra n e a in Banforl n n -H a ,' H ll. Bay H •'DfCftnfko! H 3 I ol I I nclot.k .-d p -.it X . .M l fW tllllPifle lie I* b y ih e ‘ B la l* r To got tier prllh a ll :< k M llla d < «* 4 'M b (III. falluuing BoopHbMF‘limdX’ li o f — a . I.nud M ill ^ p u t g u m llt ia — 4U f a . • All-1 li. jL.uTtr M jiin r * . _ . « century ago. aril *rclk>nalUm In i ... ]tbl» IndaelrUi er*. : No hot hraila nr« gulng In iry U *(d aereda In IhU day u( udniilflr* K'. acenomlrn. K rorr nrrllon nf Ibe y XTBltad B U let n *e<U (ba Pr» Y taction of ovary other aoctlon-• John q . Public win m i u 11 th a t bU eo n groum in act* ac- J. J. rordtnily. X 4*TH*H n r n n . it n r T 4 X I 'lt llT ir it M T I t * In nrr.trdoitf-e u lllf the |trnvt.tfino ttf f h * |.f r r H »T 4, .I r lo ’ t.f H i t and ftt*.*tv u r iitt.n rr.pt. .1 t.f V A. C IIA M IIR IIt .lN I u t il offer for on I., nl ptlltlli- outer r to Ike b lrlie «t lil.t.ier for f u -li or 11.* g'e.rrr( llotiee e n lia n e o tic Hnuf»t.l nu •liter IH h •tlNr t»f ‘lU m u tto ri ( f t l u l I I rt. 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Be ruinate ifku n ty, Ptorktu. aaguont lovlod laaaa In clud in g t a iM lovlod for Iko ye a r H IT , un ik a fa llo w in g described land a la Bem laol* C a u aty. P tarlda. ta w lti H e f No. f t l Bala a f J u ly ( in H I * oavorlka L ata 1 1 A I t Block I M arvaala. I l - l t n d x *1 No. I H Bala ef J u ly Tlh. l i l t ca va rla a la l a • A I t B la ck 4 M arvaale W ltaaca m r kaad aad cool thla Ik * H lh . day nt November. H IT . O P. It FANDOM, C lassified Advertisements (SC A It) c lp rk a f C irc u it CnurX Bamiaaio C a u aty, P larld n . ra g r iH c c iT c o t B T or tun n ia r ii J r tu n al n jiC U T o r rXOMIDA IN AND tx rott aMMIBOLD COX'NTr. IN cttAxantVr- IR V IN (1 J O U ^ a O S \' c l B in fm toaik R-—Automobile* Ford Coup# 111 *—touf-wbeal g lla r | I 7 I —la rg a aeml tra ile r » a rebuilt Ito d t* tru ck . Ile a l Iona, Mad car doalero- »— Help W attled ,1 A l l around a ip r-rirn c rd rook. Hanford C a to. J u i W F lf « f Hi- C N ew ly (urnU bod 4 room mr nt. . Kuo lia g n u lla I'lum o 230. , ,u / r N O T IC ft H P ■ l i t! O P T A X C R U T II'IC A T l:* In — . * w llh Ik a provlotiina nf Chapter l l t l l . Arte of H t t end upon w ritten rortaooi of n . L R t t o r i i o R y n a T a m i i .t o n K lit iA T I w ill .( f o r for onto n l p u k llr u u lr ry la Iho klghool lild dor fa r nroli n l Iko C u u r l llnuoo on lrn nra In BonfoMl nn Iko l l l k . d o r uf llreoiuber H it nt It o'clock A. M . I n i rertlfle ate No. t i l l Bala of J u l r Tlh. I t t X bald b r Ik a Stole together w llh n il n m llird and aubooquonl .levied la io a In rlu d ln g la io * lovlod fa r FLACB YOUR ORDRR NOW FOR PERSONAL ENGRAVED GREETING CARDS ' B A ST TERM S HOFMANN Electric Service 200 Maxwell* Ava. COLEMAN’S D a- , LUNCH A S LOW AS $1.00 DOWN 8EE US FOR TOOK GAS. OIL, LUBIUCATION FRONT AXLB AND BRAKE WORK PERK’S CLUB PHONE 37 201 N. PAfcK FOR LITTER HEADS, RILL HEADS, TAOS, CARDS, ENVELOPES, OFFICE FORME, ETC, 4 8*3 - Sem inole Printing Go. J «br 3 DEMONS^ ‘THE NEW ,21 uoo m za Fog More” Power St MAGNOLIA i PHARMA *anmcE to rroH'Siort! &BSm w •• f(WVn,l IN YOUR OWN'FIELl AND WITH YOUh OWN* D! i» M V i ‘m m m bargain* TO9 toh spba i'l • | . ft i l l - • Sanford Machine Co* Inc addition to our sta ff of Mr. Carl­ ton Mercer, who is a factory trained lubrication e x p e rt TELEPHONE 62 Wa ReoervE SCOTT’S GULF R ig h t To SERVICE STATION RILEY’S D E C . 7^ T H R U MA Ford Neighborhood S m k o 8UUorm CORNER 2ND AND PARK PHOh CHURNGOLD no. t car ». 1037 3 for. 1 Can IOC |0 € Price Reductions Philadelphia Creme Cheese EVERY PAIR OF MELL VO, % A K V O ril WTAH C .B . HASH HOMINY M artin’s Garage 2 For -0 COFFEE Borden’s Milk pay 5C 2$C Lb. 3 T all Cans 3 For \ 17« IR ; 25c | PRODUCE Yellow Onkmo 31W . Fancy Romta Beauty Apples 10 lbs. (Bushel 89c) U. S. No. I Potatoes 10 lbs,..... „ ..17c Georgia Yams 10 lbs. REDUCED To $5*95 FORMERLY PHONE 41 17c LB. * avv ro rx m r Dei Maiz Corn, 303 r Don’t M iss T hese A prko you can afford (o.XAxtni 1936 FORD COACH SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP _ NO FOPLIN* Rrooksdale Salmon No. I tod Ipa— Hprlnfa— Trailer* “Rurpeo a Seeds Grow" 100 W. FIRST ST. .. On E asy F k y a w i P h i Sliced Peaches M artin’s G arage General Repairing Truck & Auto Service to Tires—Batteries BUSINESS MAN’S PHONE Ofrics Equipment C«. 114 Magnolia A rt. TEXAS ROSE BUSHES 26c EACH HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO. , RCA ft ZENITH inr mtklm r*i! v» li.t* lot»<4 I A t llli.r k S' T»«t R K in f iih l Nn ll» i Halt* *»f A u *ii«t 1*1. ' «•»:? •m*i»i4i n . 1 • n . of 1 a ii S lilt.* I* M* T l* r 2. HeiafufTl. 4 N<* (?• Mil** *|f A it t •••’I 1st. M IR iav»p|ti|S il d il 3 PM rl*U I, ih »I #1 <*ttlfialaH|l*in C*t»*a Add. |«t Kij, Htmloido-t • • K". U i Muli* t*r u a he 1 la i. r* » » 1 lint |* |lm I * 1 C a l f » A ild It Inn. .N«i. 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A d u ll* . 200 K . 61b S t. •anaod or o tk crw lM i Jam a* IX 14-Houacq F bt Rest I'nfucalakad r*d*adkat*d boaar. oo Mcydax wag i 't- diML*-ZTTvMTu-’p - 1 a at im tillr faiilri jr In tlm h lR hsal tai.td #*r f»»r m xli nt Ilia C’wyrl M inin' » n i i h im •« In H;dif"i«l on Ifi* I Ml*. •!«* f f 1*4 iM tiltfr |ft2? nl t l n V In rk T. S I. lux r » r\Iflral^** h »lil l*f ll*r Hlrtli* In trrlltrr w llk a ll »tiii 11 11- I ftsb11 >1it It 4-4|tim t lrvl"*l lit. I ml In if Inhvn li * far X J . B T IO O IN X Cam p u l no at. W* caa aav* you S m iy on oil oy wood heater*. Aak for prleea- Stanley Rogaya Hardware -iSJ IKI;” i S m Y a a and parh of m trt lir t t o rao oiroJ .n d m am ed t . m h *i l a I M k ill of e e i.p U la t M M < faro fllod m«»lo»l r H * 1 K afoai* ■ a la la iko »ka>0 *»<lllo<l «••»* la Ik a akaro m i m . C o « n a l B a af o r i r io r tiu . •« h # »w ra < * r a i J a a u .t r . A. O. i m - lk o aotoo ka* la aecerdaecc w ith Ike p r » . Itun M. 1.11 r U TV. 141 aka. la * a raia Aar of I k l i Court. U nololono af Ckaplar HIM. Acta eg a i l l eka (X i l l a n . A oa your fallaro >a aapaar an . . I d HIT aa* a poo w rlilta rooaool of Pea. I rfco. w a II aha N. B a r. io rroo pea coaiaae* w ill fco o. w . atxrirr I will arroi r«t mio af BB. Cttr. Ilua N. It oka. W. aatorod aaalaol ye a aoO lk o r r l t at pafclla oaterr lo ika klakaal I rlio. B. la aka. B. I cko 1 • III p ro ...a oa parta. T k * naturo kl**or lac cook al Ika Court Beetle* 1 Tawnakla II Baatk. a f Ika r u . la a a la f n a tltla la 11out. oalraaca la Bualor* m. ika Itoaaa It Baal. M ia la a c L it tkta O r d .f M p a p . Bar af nacamkar HIT al vritaoaa mr non* aa* aMt Ikla lllk llanad la M a la r * H e rald . A II A. B , la I rorllflcnlo* N K W a P A l'K R v l Boaaral a lra a ta - Iko lllk . dor al Nacamkar HIT. baldo'clock hr Iko Blot, loaolbar with a P. H K ilN D O N . llu n p al.H .h .d la lto m la e la C oonall ami I to* aa* aakmaaeat la clad C la rk a f C ir c a 1C Court. |o , KlnrMa. onto OOok wook to t B cm laole Coun ty, Flo rid a. laaoa Ineladlh* taxOa levied fee lu n r aurrooslvo wooka.. Ike rear HITT aa Ika fallawlaB w iln ro a m r kand an* ik a a f f |. IB K A L ) Baacrlba* Unde la Bamilaala Coen, r ia l oral ol thla Court a l Oaafard ir. Florida. lo a ll! II. in i l k Oar a l Oooaaikor, A. IX none* or balm o r tax No. Til Bala el Aaluol X 1 im r in r A T M t i l l coocrloa l a i III Lea«IX P. IIK nTfD O M . l a a rc a n u a a a with ik e arorl* C ir c u it C la rk , clan* a f Chapter I t i l l . Acte ef No.' H ll Bala of Joty In* o r A. M W KKUn. l i l t on* upon w ritten reaaeet of H ll aovorlns K. IM fl. «f D . C A L I C E M. trC O N N im I • III offor •kat part af loot t K of Hr. I B K A I . ) __________________________ l for M ia a l pab ll* o ate rr la Ike A. Moaaara Sab. k la k a a l bidder fa r rac k nt Ik* Wllo .oo mp m m an* ooal tfc>* a t r r ic ic o ir a a M l o p t a x C o a rl llnuoe e a iro n re In M o fn rd Ik* Oik. Bar «f Naoombar H it. IK H T in ilA T M uu Ik a l l l k . B a r a f December O. r. liniNDON. l a acrantuuu# w ill. Ik a pro. H I T nt I I o'clock A. I I . tn a aar* dork af iTIrcalV Court. alsloao a f i.’k a p la r H I M . A d a e i llf lra le e hel* b y Ik * D ia l* la . Bomlnolo Caaalf, VlorUlo. H I T anil upon o rr|||» n roquoal a o lk a r w ith a ll um llto* aa* aal>- INRAM t.f W A L T K Il In C U O PK O I w ill o,fluent leoled tolae In rlu d U a offor lo r m U a l pub lie a u ia r r »« lu io o lavle* fa r Ik # r e a r H IT . an Ik a kla ka a t bidder lo r aoak at Ika fa lla w ln a Beacrlbetl Undo la Ik a Court llnuna e n iru u ra la Ban. Bomlnala C a u n lr . Plo rld a. l a u lt : far* a a Ik a I t ilC d o r e l Dacatakor No. H I M U or Auguat I lk . I I I T a l I I o'clock A. M . lo t corH l l eovaflng W . 33.33 fl. a f llllr n lo a l.oM by ik a B la u la M l I I Nantanl llelghto. B tlh a r •Hit a lt entitle* a a* «uhNo. I IT B ala of Aunuot I l k . •oqu.nl l o r M I* too la cla B la B H H cooorlnn K. I l l f l a f l - t taio o loclod fa r Iko ro a r H IT , na I t A IV. I l l ft. a l L o t I X Iko la llo w ln a Baacrlba* londo la Hanford H olakta. Homlnnlo C a u n lr . W ortda. l a « l l : No. I l l Hula of Akgaot Tlh. Jfu . MS Hale a l A iig u .l Ird . H S I r a r t n a a K f i l l f l ef HSI rao o rln a N ik al B B I4 l.» l I I A IV. 41.11 ft. e f Let lllo r k • T ie r I X Banter*. I t . M ilfo rd llo la h lo . Kn. l i t Hale of J u lr 4 th. IVUneoo m r band and aeal Ih l* t ill cu .o rlo a W | | a l to il » Iho H 1I1 B a r nf Navombar l i l t . lllo r k I T ie r I I . Bunford. O !■ IIR H N D O N . Nu. I l l M ia of Aun.iat Ird . d o r k a f d r r a l t Court, H tl ruoorlnn l-o la H IT A BVmlnola Count r P lo t Ida. I I Im ka M li.nl" Katulru. IBRAL) H -a t m la rn No. H I l a l t o l • A u K .i-r 3rd. H ll rno orlna { n n n c M o r nei.H o r t a x Inutn I X I I * 31 ll-oao ilpal * rKRTiriCATHB n n fl o l I I .loado* In lla h a rtu In arrord ance w ill, the proK. tV Iliu o i! Lak* Mlnmo tl.ln n a of Chapter l l t t X Aelo. of * K a lB li’P. H jjj" l t n a f U aW . 1, H tl H l l a a * upan u r t lle n reauoat M Nn U U lUtu r.f A m u a l KM. eu y lflu B W I f of N U A L U T IIH II W . I IA n I t lu Adm i x for I M 9 r n » » r ln f N K *4 nf N W H i . l b j t f N t g hoc. I I , Tw p. « | Ik a lU la le a f Anna P. Wood burn, «tf f f t V V rw-riibM Ik T o w n iM p lia r ’*, t w ill offer for m l* a l p * k SI H«*ii »Ii , I l.i n iff SI Rust. 1 N n,’ H i t ' a f Aalr. X ' H l l 4 JVfl». f t No. H l l Male nf ( llr u u lr ry la Ibe klBheel bidder c«va»ln B < 'N R U a f HKU A iik h M IM. III! r u v n l i i i • lo r root, a l Iho Court llnuda e n ^ M - tu p ;, * A t.m i u ~n • filin'* it. A A iii'm I Iru u ra In M n f u r d .u n . the H lh . •lay o | lieeomber l i l t u l I I a'uludkl Ailfl. In MO. 1 1 1 1 o f J u l y ’ I. H it by W lliiPn* Hijr tutn«t nml * m l I h ll A. >1 . Ill* r e rllflru le * . held I . ra ra rin g MM<4 -n f 'B W H A the Hlate together w ith a ll nmtl* fhi> Skill. * lif .N*iitrml>rr itJT . N O <4 nf H K U Bar. I I . Tw p. f l I V IIK It N ln iN . ' toil a ml ouboatiueal levied taiOB ' t il ' I X It fa r Ik a f l i r l i *af i* i•I*it11 i*i»iirtf lo. In.ling la lo a levied N » Ilia o t Ana. t, H l l r e i r H IT . on *na fa llo w in d * a -i M«-nilii'*U tVw nty\ K lo il.U rovorln* W H A H ’S a l N H U -. ill.e il Undo In HemlnoU C o u n ty,1 (KToAV.) Hoe.. IX Tvp. Fl. IX It. K lu rld a, la w n : lt ’linoao ray hand an* teal ih le No. H I Bata nf Augoot X N u T ic i : n r u 11.11 n r t a x I lie tlllf. day ol November HIT. Swankyovlg gb H l l re v e rin g X I It of Loti I C I I T I I ' I I 11 1.4 , O. I*. lIRnNOON. T * A ll L n l I B lo c k I T ie r X If! IlfM I llu ill'r H llll |||«> |ir**u ICIttrg of C lro u ll Court, Hanford. •*! I I S 9t. Aril* nf - 'BO iiiluula C a u n lr, KlorM a vU lfinx Ilf No. l i t Bala a f Auguot I lk . 1* 1 ? nml »i|Hin hr r lllf f i rw|MMt nf IHRALi FOR DELICIOUS •SNACKS . a a* l. f^-oo.0. ■ *taoklai liwm i 1- T Happily. Ilirro lo nun lm- •hi o iiim N ik y lU m f Ju ly T, H H . p o r la ni dlffi'trnrr hrlwof'iir if'r r '.i f i f t l f ! f .i | 3T, of Rlurldn . _ .tlo n * IU m .. ib r o u q u o in ra :i* . $ i.9 5 To $ 7 .7 5 ,'...4475.001 a s A N D F IB H E I V RO LCT COUP! l* i i . f « �\ **!& *% % mmm Th* Only Central Affording Ball, Hlcfaway W ater Traxiaportatka Seminole County Produce* More Fruit And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In America AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXIX SANFORD, FLORIDA, ' “m-----------------------1 Frost Is Predicted HereAgain Tonight; Little Damage Yet Tem peratures As Low As 29 Are Expected In Sanford Section W ith More F r o s t LAKELAND, D c c ~ 7<— (AP)—The Weather Bureau tofiay warned Florida, fruit •and vegetable growers to prepare for a second night -and an early morning of subfreexlng temperatures and killing frost. Florida's many mlltion dol­ lar' crop of oranges, grape­ Bear rat representative* from Hanford and Samlnaln County heard Stela Marketing Director William L. WUaon of Jarkaon villa tell the twenty-first annual hualneaa ronferenc* of the Flor­ ida B la u Chamber of Commerce th at Florida doe* not need the wagea and hour law. Seminole County Chamber of Commerce official* who attended tho meet­ ing repotted today. Hpeaking before e n e a r , rapaci­ ty audtenca in the Colonial Orange Court Motel In Orlando yooterday, Ur. Wllaon draw a Prolonged apptous* aa he added •'rather than cripple labor with legtitatlon, Florid* can f a n bel­ te r by taking advening* of the clod-given advanugao for labor th a t ore evident In tht* S tate aa In no other eecllon of the Na- fru it, u n rerln * * and w inter veg­ etable* aofforad seme dammar early today.. Growers and m arket­ ing authorities aald they feared another night and early mom in f o f. W b-freeilne w eather would cause heavy loaa. The Weathee n u rta u ’a from* w arning aereleo atation here urged grower* In north and cen­ The afternoon oeaalon ended witli tr a l n o r Ida to flro th eir groree r a d cover vegetable area* again a brief memorial aarvlf* for the ‘tomorrow. I t vrartwd of o •'quite late Alfred W agg of Weal Palm rapid fall In tem perature a fter Baach, form er State legislator and a peat prealdent of th* Btgto cham ­ ber. ___f or tea at for ,-F ra a t.t again warn ,ofShe pentnrnW. WtoJw *4* O ther tpsBktr* tnchxtod, Karl W. ctly prevented froat. dopo.ii* Brhwn of Do Land, vice praahletrt i . the muekland* of the E w r nniT m an a g e r’-of Florid* National -glade* last rig h t ta d 'hi* m orn­ KxhlMt*,' Ine-l w ho outtlnod -plana in g h at th* W eather B ureau aald fo r a State exhibit St the New York .♦Thera wUl be very little wind WorhT# FSIr of ( 1030) i Clanmrc Bitting of cl* wit ion and -Now -tonight.'' The SU te Marketing Bureau York, who aa prealdetit of tn* aald ita report* Indicated *uch United State* S ugar Corporation, ttruck crop* aa berrle*. bean*, told of the pomlbilllle* of the tncabbage, calory and pepper* suf- d u itry In Florida, and Stephen Mrfared severely thla tnom lng but Crrady of Ocala, prealdent of the - th a t tomato**, pula to rt and fru it Florida Aaaoclallon of Real Kata'* Board*, who told of the real «*i*tn ear aped with light damage. Th* Bureau aald Ita reporta poaaibllltie* offered by th e State. Later tha group motored to the w ere m eager and th a t the aurvey* ■-would _ * require aeveral daye. State Tuberculosis Sauitorium at County farm agent*, however, W oodim err, near here, fo r an If-' made b aity check* and th eir un­ ■paction. The flrat day’* *c*»lon ended at official report* agreed with the S tale Bureau'* Summary of con- n banquet a t which Nina Wilma Putnam , ooted w riter, diam ond , dttiona. Florida. O. 0- W are of Lee*bur* Th# forecaal for the Orlando meted aa to astm iater in th* a b ­ d ialritt tonight waa clear and sence of Harold Col re of Jackson­ quiet* rapid tem perature fall aft* er aunaet, loweat lem peratifre fl ville. prraldontTh* two-day aeaalon will con­ A. M., Creacrnt CHy *9, Pieraon clude tomorrow with election of 27. Sanford 2V, Oviedo 29. Fern Par* SO. F o re.t City 27. Ply­ officere. The American people "ahould mouth 29. W inter U a r d m \ 30, taka government out of boalneya • Conway 17, Doctor P h llltp a' 2S, end put buolneai in government,” 1 Xlaahnmee 20. Umatlllo I7r said Preaidant Col** in an addroa* SAHowey I*. road before tha conference. r a t Bovoro tem poratura drops were Cole* was ill a t Jacksonville *nd rOooedad in lb* CoroUna'a and hla speech waa read by Dr. J , H Tenneoaee and waatern North of OcalaCarolina and extended north- Therrell •'Dullness la hyperaenaltiv* to i W ar legislation,*' the addreo* »aUJ -Bualneaa ha* bean rad atlll la I* articulate. I think th# reason la be­ came w* are aa engrossed In ra* particular problem* that w* have allowed a militant minority to ru« things, but now brabmaa la awak­ ening <9 f a prerogative and to be­ ginning to »i**rt ttaolf. - I f th* power of boetneea can bo collecfrd and conceutroted, than moat of o cr political and economic UU will vaatok." Waller H. Buckingham,^**iM*r Clarence E* McKee Named To HlghOffk* CTareoce F- Me K m waa a to iM Eminent Commamtor for coming year o f the Tayter .O*mmandery ^ I g b U Templar * th* regular convocation to Masonic Tempi* l**t Friday night. Jim. D. Jlnkina. rattotng I commander, reported today. I o th e r officer* elected w•**' • OeoeralUtlmo. D- S- K. SUjrri Captain General, Frank I* *J®er. Senior Warden. J — *« © • ■ * » » Junior Wanton. Jem** Red path i Prelate Jamas Mougbton; T naam r . Ealph B. Chapman j and I m e t o r , Jao. D. Jtakta*. AH other office* In tha b« filled by by the nawty 90 Dupont Plans Huge Program For Recovery YOUTHS HELD AND GIRL QUESTIONED IN SHOOTING OF EDITOR Would Have Industry, Finance R e c o v e ry Sum Of 25 Billion; Three Million Jobs » Citrus And Celery In' State Does Mn I’ 01 ThJaAreaUnharmed Tender Vejrcta Need Wage - Hour But bles Are Destroyed Law, Says Wilson F lo r i d a ’s Citrus Sanford Representa­ Jb L ittle Dam aged tives Attend State Chamber Meeting iffWeatherHitB AU P a rts Of South Causing Suffering NUMBER Established In 1908 DAY, DECEMBER 7, IM7 Asks Government For O p p o r t u n i t y Elimination Of Povw erty Is S e e n As P art Of P rogram Although »ub-fr*e*lnS tem pera t'lre* prevailed throughout Sem­ inole County Stnr moat of Ihe night verv little damage trne roPmtr-d to vegrlahle* and cllru* N E )V M H tK , D ec. 7 .— growing In tht* "iocaltiy. O. P. (AP)—A plntmctl uvovery P aiton, local materulogUt. r* li'!6UcaL_L’y - iiuliielrr lt.nelf ported th at the TOtrcary plunged t» tlu» ninncit t-r !<'J5,000to 1 | degree*, during the. night and Tailed to lilt the Co degree In the picture a t le ft are shown Perry Nunery. JO, (center) a n d Philip Roger*, t l , (rig h t) who u t t t held without ball by Miami 000,()()<) or more to crea'.o mark any time during th* day police In connection with the shoaling of the-city'* publicity ed Itor, Phil H arris, 34 (oitrcm e rig h t). The shooting occurred In Ml- 3,000,000 tu-tv- jobs wita p r o ­ yeaterday. poned to d n y b y L n iiim n itt oml during an aberration a fter the Miami-South Carolina football gam*. Lorraine Forbes. 19, (extreme reft) their companion, wax Reliable report* Igtlinalnl that DuPont, n m llp u t of E. J. __________ DuPont dc ■ o n , damaga hail tiw-n done to quritloned. Police say »he nnd aiiolhrr girl signed kintemrnt* glvin g thsir version of th e affair. Ncmnur.t ut.d cllrtt* In the low placca but no ('ompiiiiy :» nn nddrcgf to accurate callmate a* In th a c l ­ the National Aasoclatian uf Man* ien t of th e dam agoTuuld b* onufacturrro. talned. DuPunt pklured Ihe creation o( Those ctnae in ' 'the Industry, a new ern with the eventual all* however, expressed fear* (bat minatjiin of poverty nnd unem* considerable dsmagn may ue vj s • /l ploymeut ploymont ihruugh thi* throo-foUl done tonight If tin, steady wind* abate and the mercury falls to _ _ n . f* nation of new products. rls*The entire sta le was ■tipped In D r* R oy R e p o rts O . JO) Vastly broadening the roar* th e frigid *TEniprriiliir* which (It the Vsldes Hotel tomorrow. A n im a ls A rc V l c t i n w j ^ - , Kr e" *h accompanied th e northwest wind Riley Mound* iu.1 Faina Pearl but. according to report* from O f S t r y c h n i n e D o s e , (3 > Maintaining the rUu * r » McGee of OrlavUts Were married points In the southern p a rt n( . . [fair ralum for all effort, not eg* WASHINGTON, Dec. 7 - M I — ill the nfflre of Judge II. IV. Ware tba fltate today, very little dam ­ Two dog* *r* deed and Ihroe ccpllng capital effort. The Hanford S tall Pro WorkThe United State* bnanl of tag ) e-.triday afternoon. age waa don* to cllru*. ■r* under treatm ent ** thu r * \ Industry con pul this Into effort, A low of 47 wua reported at appeal* overruled today a major r n u won tlielr fir** s»m« by « ? [" ,r 0PPortunJ'ir Il-e Seminole County Board ol suit of on etfUemu: or poisoning J* portion of the government’* I3,7 In o score In * till with tinW in te rH a v e n , W * d**r*e eolder which ha* useurred tn Ksntord b/ . . . . ther-' 1*111-11* Instiucllon will meet In during than Sanford**. low, with t l tn 073,103 lax claim again*! the lat* Atarhu* Heml Pro team t h . past 24 hour., a y - ; A « m |..ig n t« • .ell-Industry hack the offi-r of County Supcrlnleir Mellon. A rc a d ia / but no damage to the Artdirw Amerlcon people- through * il.-nl of School* T. W. Lawton to- cording to Peter fl. Roy. l o c i Th* decision slid -th e petitioner lust ntgtil. present ettruo crop w e t found Doth team* were held score morrnw for a short aeaalon, Mr, v o lerl norton. who described tk a ^ ° n 'J*‘,' e ,0 tounlersoi tiraacont C ity poportod * low (Mellon) did not flln a (ulin an . . . » a. *— of i t degroOt and , ind icated ’ttfal fraudulent return with intent to loss tb rolghoui th ree quasar* otj Lawton announred this morning. Ihe gam* hut early In the taurih A Mrt>c|)|| of tH|> ,ln; tho vary, low placet In that to evade ta x e s'. l.r, H ,r *M a » w ' W * . ........... .. . - “ -U tl.n « H M The board ruled for Mellon on period the Bunford owlfll broke r,,tll Hrmil* » 11] t.ft held .region . aunt* tlamago had , been on ion# of lb* dead t<io«a a m li‘‘' L J ' " " ' '/! six out of trn priuripal point*, drum to orange* and grapefruit. the drudluek when tliey tmik llioj tonight at Tt3m o'clock, Hklpper th a t alrychnUie bud " 'i C rop damaga. In Sanford and rom piom ltril n feventh JHiInt anil l-atl on their nt*n So >«l'l m ail-' A I. Vlldeti announced tmlay nfound dartl w ith re x u lsr ranii«d dog , r * T ' “ H lllfan i B. W arner, Jtemlnole County fanulng arum ruleil for Ihe government on the mid In u aeil.-a of hrilllanl line' ,,n'1 " " •,l member In b* f.KHl. but bo pointed out th a t it *,rwl,l; 'n " f ,h<* a*»'>r»»tlu«. 1*»» waa ronitdr-rabln higher, hu-v- other three. f. ........ ml Ihl* m ltlu ro m anufacturer. „nd emp1oy.ro hi _____ The decision, which discusse.l plungra, plan-d lh» hall on the I"' -»,'nt. ever, reliable report* Indicated. ° llt »* »f Cnatlderable damage u-*> re­ only Hie legal Interpretation of a Alachua 3 yonl alrlpe where, T|„, Wo men's Mlialonary Bo hod been i-niisred fdr ru t. and wh ,h '» " P0»Wlwe advertising g if,, M elhodlit may nut liav» been del l bor at al y' ported 'to eacarol*. lettuce, ro- w ore of Issues, gave pu figure* on Damage d ru m over the marker rlH r ,l( lh, Placed by aumouue Intent on hm .[»«m |«ii:n to “»ell" cille* and town* mnlne and m oor loaf vegetable*, what ili-ficleliry, if any, the former In un (iff Iu iklu plunge. A short l hu,eli will hold Ita nnmml ban lug dogs. j-ii the importance of their menu* Secretory of Ihe Treasury will! pH** Ironi l in rum; .< to PUfdoii ,lU,-t Woman* club Tbur* while lb* mor* lender plant* All of Ihe ra»ea of dog poison -1 n**et». hive to pay. wa» it (uni for tho conversion day e ie n ln i «t S 3u o'clock. ■urh aa tnmatpea, rggplanl. ■ * « th e depression and The govt-inmrnt filed a lax i Hevetul hundred spectator* t liurcti nttirlals annuuneed today, in# reported tu l>r . Iloy w e re ' , quash and bean* which escaped lo ra lrd In tlm te rrito ry cm '*• re s u lta n t e ffe c ts" In ,I insialled Ihe laat frigid b latt were coin rlnfni "n Mnr. 29, Ill'll with Itic! brsti-U ihn eold i .i . i n’glit i« braced by Myrtle A venue be *h" nvurage Am erican the n>contention that Mellon'* irron* in «<*<• tin* (wo It'Hmq d ash uml wrre* plelely killed tw een T en th nnd FlfloonUi »nd " ,h ' «** "so m e th in g run unit'd wiiii u hurd fought come in It’ ll wn* I |tt,4K2,l>0dI Young colorr showed the ef­ on Holly Avenue at Hlxth Htre- i « ""|K "bout imluilcy'* und th a t It Mint* l)t'l«*;en two well luU m *d where** tolin d .lid id u gro»* infect! of the chlllng Ideal« hid T h e velerlnarliin urged all had bt-enme necessary to lak e poai* grower* predict that no targe come of $d.7oS,707 in linking Id* Irntiu wild |)l4)«‘d un rir»*m*tit era of p els to keep Iheli ,‘ lv" cuuiiletnct this belief, hmml of io«»iv»«iii • n \ return. j mourn of damage will result. lied o r Inside housoa until th e) T *"' cam paign will he Inaugurat* rSitnfuitig * pidiifMnil lino pcr Report* from nolle (Unde Insource of tho poisoning can b e / ' 1 tom orrow «t Hie an n u al Condlrata that a heavy froat had f" r"u'd „ ........t.b iy in tho tH. jXh0 nogroea! charged with determ ined. Igrvs-i of A nirricnn In d u stry , m eet* whllo llam ago and Vincent of Illegal liquor and one done considerable damage In Police were notified today by big In New -V»rk December 7, 8, tho back IH.I it arrest in lb. Ir woman charged with .ale truck crops In that section. several enraxed rlllten* who “ml !» d.Wlug Plunge* and J. \V. All, hr , „ wrr< f, “Industry is the servant of tba mm. tigursd a , .he n»mh.,r on* , 11[f fil,r . by C(ly Jud|[a FfmBk saw in thu imlsonbix* the work of someone slio bad « depraved people." W erner wrote In tho Jeltor rI. Miller In a aessino of th* Mun- feclln* toward pels Every ef distributed In m anufacturers. «|C* Alilmugh boll. t.mm. we,« k , , (Vlur,yrM, [xf. y .ft.n ro o ,,. WASHINGTON, Dec ft—t d ' l - i<-tir-'lcss throughout |tu»l o tho, j M, rtln paid , , 80 fine furl 1* belnx made by total ot ;J"b Is to pim lure moru nnd battor Method! through which Un- g».,m h . Ban o,d M . outpl.yud r h , r||<1 „ urK, , |3 5 f ,n# „ , |leers of Hie law lq trace tlm K"'’' 1" ul conulantly lowered price*, poison source and to determ ine,*0 ’l**1 *norc people ran buy* Funeral services were con­ government can levy. on ISO/-22,m A tarhu. team, piling up • o( , h flr , r r r lt S*tu n i , y the motive, and tha public l*< "Factory payroll* in every com* of Ro ducted yesterday afternoon* in 000,000 of tag exempt secu rltln first down, from .rrtm m .it, *nd |l||th1 whrn th e Joseph p. Medium Funeral anil on hundreds of millions of three from their P«..-ng at ack. Q Wll„ in il ^D H K .ted 13 gallon. Invited la dlicloot any Informa-! munlly suppoit retailer*, clack*, Mama for Carl Jullu* Krl>'*<>n. dollars In taxfree stale and mun­ I.etll.1. a total ,,t 173 yard. Itatu „ f - m oonih|n t« thry wrra d .llv .r- lion wlili'h may assist In d*«r- bootblacks, lawyer* nnd doctor*. Out of tax ei paid by m anufactur­ In i up tba niykTFry. J r , 44, accountant ol Curst icipal salaries, were reviewed with­ tho |lnu of gcrlnimage, Th# AU- jn r ers come much of the support fo r made litre., (Irsl (tables, whn died Thursday In out conclusion h i t week by a i-hus tram Glare Aiken, who was arrested hospital*, school* and civic b etter­ house way* and mean* auh-rom* downs from ttn lr passing attack Ihe United State* Veteran*' hos­ later by membora of l’ollc* Do* ment*. m ltlrc. for a total of s i yard*. pital In Bay Pin**p artm m t who found her selling "O ur job I* to get aero** to tho The effect of Ihe proposal would Born In Sanford. Mr. Erickson TH. lineup for th* nlachcat. „ H | | f|n td b lh# c „ people the simple, fundam ental fact It. | Judge. ram * to Miami In ItOI. During he to force thousand* of ta x p iy rrs wa« «* follow*: |e. furdon;! "• HIIANOHAI, Dec. 7. —(IT)— lh*1 lf *n‘«u»t ry <• encouraged to the World w n r'h * **r»ed In the into surtax bracket* and to Impcs* H U pler: lx. T anner; Ounam. c „ c , „ | ln( WM , fn unc#d to Advance cblumna of Japan»»» “ *** l-encfit. We m uit runcsntrnto Eleventh Infantry of Florida aa higher surtaxes on tho»* already In rf. William*: ,t. Monger} fr t*'ipay H SV aa V i n a n , t S X a a a a m , a S * . 1 . u . fin* of $20 or **rv* 80 days his- upon the construrlive alory of Iq* a dispatch rider and walla tn the top bracket*. In offering this H arriet:' qh. | | 11. Oil bum: lh,■ in jail on a rsckleis driving charge troops assailed Nanking's trsatlaesA s s Pane V ssrl this lino of duty he won many plan—which many be utlllird '» H am ate ; tb. Altman, fb, Vtn and another count charging opera tortc walls tonleht. Japanese of­ ficers who snnounrad jhn a t­ medals for bravery among which aid In financing 'ho heavy govern- < cent. .* [lion of a motor vehicle while tack aald tba spearhead of Ihn waa tb s Purple H eart. II* was menl spending which he abhors —! jdrunk waa continued to tho nsst Invader* was iiitempitng to a member of tha Methodist Glass said Ms constitutionality Is' term of th* CourtFaroaAst ellmh lh* city's maaalvs battle­ Church, tho Veteran* of Foreign beyond questioning. Henry Rog«rt, charged with ment* with *ral1nl ladder*—a This prarrdure could be initials «1 W ars and llio Ilorvay Heed* F air and continued eold with waa maneuver htm lrd down through fay enactment of a new statute The .foot or lb# Amsriran Legion. frost tonight, freelin g over lator_____ suspended oonltnc* and Rufus A. Ilia mlddla axr * j IU leave* the widow, Mr*. sub-commIUee today also discuss­ Tho annual parish House moot- f b*uncey, also chargod wilh Tb* (a le s of tlm a p p a re n tly /lor to mucklanda of Okeachobop Mon* Krictou; hi* father. Dr. ',' ed mean* of U pping bulging se­ followed by slowly rl*lag tog *M aupi-r of lb . Holy frwM drunkrnnaM W*S (Ivon a D O doomed ctly » ere closed. Tlis curity boxc* through a constitu­ J. Krtcoon. J r . ol Miami; * otofl a| i Irruhcrature near, tho ta e a t and to-. Rplacopa) Churcb will taka place aanUneo. Ouy L La.Chin*** had started a final | tional amendment. Chairman Vin­ ter, Mr*- Frank l / ’slto of Coral * 5 * ^ ,',” ! Gables, and a hall brother, Rich son. democrat, Kentucky, of the tomorrow nlxbl at 7:0o o’clock. group said that the high court's H wag announced tills morning '/caled n 910 bond and ard EeUson of Miami. A Japanes* a...H 'H l their r o a ln |w“ h rUU>« ••"•to rn fu n a. Th* Rev. David J , Calbcar*. ruling In th# Washington eon'me- by tha rector of H.o church, tb . » u*h; n,*n ‘J h*r*9* wtth ^ m« I'1™"1' ■ « ' dl.ord.Hy was fmed forces had not yet reached lh« 1 pastor o r Allapsttah Tempi* lor’* ro te may have n tcontrulliug Bov. Martin 11mm. Th# iupp'T will l*« aerviNt b r ***}•***• . . . . rlly but added Ih lt they tortp. & v e r y b o d j r Mot bod lat Church, officiated nt tat*iT*i" In th* final decision. driving charga. .rains' “prograaslmt sallsfactorily and' II# declined tn estim ate the a* inamhers of the Women’. AuiH(ha service*. Burial was In 1b* **r*- **t ‘,lf according In s c h e d u l e , Th* V ^ s b u y s a n a u s e s American Legion plot at Wood mount o f potent!*! revenue Invol­ Ury and a . slwrUI p,uxrain dur- J7’ **• WdJ*1 spokesman did not ear how soon town fo r k cemetery where mom ved but said that th* govermn- n' t ig th o erm ine « 111 be p r* * # n l-|'ln wero dtamlaaad._____ ha ogpocted the fall of tba one­ bora of lb* Harvey Heed* poet has las nod a total o f tSMIH.oou. tim e fountain brad of nationalist 000 of Interest'bearing securities conducted services. China. Pallbearer* w ere . Jack WUaon. o f which UE993.000400 to wholly BUbop John h Wing. T tA C W ER . (I ) A abort playtot by lh* John B. B horaon, Owen B. Carr, tra -fro a and tba rem ainder sub­ Tha on* h o u r parking law will Albln Llndgran. Carl Lind# ten ject to aortal**. Btoto and lo rd Yoang Pent I- '- Hervlco Ivaagna. (I I A vo'e i-n an amendment !« s'rictly anfoygad in Sanford be­ and John ItoqrT- H onorary poll obligations new ta g -o u m p t tola) (.jT l m l ) bearers wars ssambera of tb a f 14AS4JXWJKIO and aoeuritlc* J to Urn by las • p -rtlining, to tba ginning tomorrow. Chief of Plolc* •faction of ibe vrstrf. Rey G. WQitama reported todayterritorial and Insutolr po**e»»i<>n» lla rv ty Seeds past. • (4) Tha .tocliun u( tha vaatry Doubto p o rlto g r a d th* many ARCADIA. Doc. 7. —(AV* The valued a t I1I0JHM JM fall into the •tbllikma) auto* visit lug Sanford »niln**r and fireman of lh* t e DM_ , sam e category' PLEADS GUILTY (I ) A ope. Ul h'-nur for a mad* Ihl* atop necessary, Chief Baaboard Alrttn* fratobt (rain PETITION DENIED faithfal menii-i r Williams stated. war* killed today when their LOS ANGELES, - -O P )-Jo h n WASHINGTON. Dog. 7^-t>f>iR ORnoun- in* iho program and Tba ton* w h a n (ha porklng law locowxoilv* rraahed Into tba raar denied 20. D strolt, sppearsd la Th* Maritime the Iter, (tram, who to will bo *■ forced to as follows: of another freight train which | changed Halt Federal Court today th* appHcalkm o f lu serve eg toast-j F irst Blraot from Oak Avsnua to wna standing on lh* (racks near Company to guilty Mall hi* itkir-t that tha FarUk | Han/ord Avon no. Magnolia from| bora. Engineer W. A. Lyon* of f # I1J900 eslartton 1 fo r a perm anent opi VMld be hsalad ami (b at'p irst to Street and Park Fort Mywra and Ft roman Ollbert of actraaa. orallng-dlffirvntial Mbaidr conto M orton te u to n . old In* uncomfortable Avtau* to Second Mltlor of Tamp* war* dead when h it* ■ 1 Of (ho weather, B'root, I tha cr*w Tax Board Holds Alachua Game Is Mellon Filed No Won 7 To 0 By Dishonest Return Local Blackcats CITY NEWS BRIEFS Dogs Are Dead I d Epidemic Of roison in g L s s c s and |KipuUrt, Government Loses In Touchdown Mode By hol^it.^uUr^raiS “ “£■£! Tax Claim Of Over H arnagc A fter Ser­ 3 Million Dollars ies Of Line Bucks M oonshine C a s e s Bring S tiff Fines In M iller’s Court Form er Sanfordite Dies In Coral Gables Congress Considers Tax On Income Of Tax Exempt Bonds Jap Troops Climb Walls Of N anking Parish House Meeting la Tomorrow N ight drunkennci, LOCAL WEATHER glvm’n 30 d»y day “iSrtBfflST- An' Tn.i'i, ..... talk by 1-Hour P arld n * Law WUl Be Enforced Entrinccr, Fireman Kilted In Collfeion joocw i 15 fc °v T O t V*Np *3 � 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, 1937 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 06, 1937; <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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/92cc4c3d6b6cd08b71078dcfa5830fe6.pdf 8079f41f20da9dc6331d1c85d2b246e9 PDF Text Text * 'ivt.1- - . i ' v ' ' . ' . ^ { 1 ^ vj. ; Wf r.V **'•" -- -teUbSttAiSl*iVW i u iiN T N -B iim m nmwr( HANRjio, r e m m ^ C o n g r e s s Is Over B laekcats B ogged Down Under W eight MOBILE TELEGRAPH OFFICE of Sanford territory pavod th* r for tbs to o Lociburf toueh- C M tliM Frwt Fi d ?»« to finally before ■ally enacted W ere tba th* regorego* . In early momenta of th* flmt lar avoelon In January bccauao of tar VUeont punted the ball tba neceaalty of compering differ* Sanford'a 24 yard line and cnee# between Hod** and Senat* bill*.2J ....It .7 it wont out of bound* on the Sen- Georg* L. JMrry (D Tenn.), yard lino aald that whan and if tba Haute , Dae* Davl. took the ball around m eant* come*, lo ,th* .S«n*t« ho /•JiU own right end for th# flrat would attempt to aubaUtota hla bill 3 acorn of the game after tba Lion* which -pro-rid** a 40-hour week And took the ball at that point. a 30-conl fad-boor minimum'/ '•* ^ ' A placement by Rambert * epllt Tba rlfht who alcnad the* pell* 7 tb* bare for the eilra point and tlon today to “put It or or lb* Up" 7 'iM b i n f lead Hanford 7 to 0 at w ant Rapraaaatathraa IliuiafleM, t tba end of tba flrat quarterT, Alan Ooldaboroufh (D Md.), $ The aecond Lion touchdown Ambroae J. K n u d y (D Md), ■; n m e early In th* aeeond qulrier Stephen W1 Gombrll (D lfd.), Edft, whan another poor Sanford punt M e ff th* ball deep In their lettlH |ory. In three down*, however, S Sanford llneamen threw the Lev*' .-bunt ball'carrlcr* for a I®#* of | j f approximately 8 yarrlx but on Ihn f t \ taxi down a |wia from Dtvl* to i Millar wa* good for nearly 10 F -4 yard* *ad • touchdown. Rambert'* placrment felled. { l i t e r in the h*lf however, tb# P i Sanford ltd* began their rally ;i ‘ and bi • *t*l*lnrd drive they «*r! > , i M tba twll from their own ft) : yard atrip* to the LrrnUurg 40 to Jo*w lh* ball whrn * ’'Lcceburg AT men Inlirrvpicd • pen. Dgkor, BUckcat fnllbnck, dlx,! played bin limwexa with «h* plg•y pkln In lb* drivu whim lime after t- » llmo, driving low end hard, hn f f went, through the l-rreburg lino r i[ for good gain*Two. cumt>1ot*d- p**x**- In 111c ^ l i t t period pxvcd the way for fc-1 Saafonl'a only acorr, A forward ’■paaa from Harnage lo Allman w*» ^ good for an IB yard gain and *nI', j other from Tiara*g« to Purdon wa* lh* Adminlalntlon and lb# leader good for nearly 40 yard*, placing ■blp" He added that he would not r the ball on tb* Leoaburg II yard vote for tha wagrbour bill. Una. 1lanugo ameahed off hla “Thera was no Irad lag in thlx," i? ; right Uckl* for a.gala of about I added Hendrick*. "No premia*, no n'*. yard* to place th* bell on tb* three throat whi mad* to me. I ilgtmd 5 > yprd mark from which Odbam lb* pallllon bacauaa I thought It f . .. went over on a quarterback wax aimak-tha thing to do." »’/. Bu*a Odham, Rlwln Squire* and Patarton, xponnoV of a bill aook* ,1. ^ Bob WUIlame formed a pbwwr Ing to artaWUh W»M*'eauaod In g , bout* of defnia* on the Banfdrd yidrlM W th*' rodaral Gov*rni 5 lino throughout tho game, utopplng mant’a work'm ‘ '#r*yie*ttti^ tho B f Hi* Won* In Umlr effort a to pche1' Madllemnean fruit fly, llkrwln* \ ,1.. " Ik* n ik <lif or,Nav*i(<k*r 1»J1. O. I*. lfKRHDOK. CUr» of C1IMU w r t gvnlnol* Count*. Fiartita. (BEAL) ■__________ N a n cm o r i i l i o r t u 'ffw n Tba trallar mitt plctarud abort wa» a vtaitor In Sanford Ihla morning. Thd mobile talograph office fa tiaod chiefly at emergency operation office whew major dlaaalera Interrupt regular acre lev. tradinj ;t hi B1iUllnr performance by brash* . Ing through til throdr'lhe iActbiffi H b m t w i T or1todted ' a'kfombkT bf tlmuj.1 -l ,l" r •* V , u * ’ ‘ '^Aeh imamber iif .Iho ntacWkfy backflrld turned In a good peffor I mktieo, anhoujh Vincent waa probably ounUnrtlng In tha'dcfrna* ’ 7 Making ncvt ral1hard tpcVIc*. 1I*tnay# look IW Irkd In yardage gain)f gd irdra afrlmmipfJ ‘and *IW threw » : two beautiful p au et which wuru completed for good jralnt which i lead to tho nolo touchdown. ?.{ A crowd o f oppoxlm auly 600 ' m n o n i faced the biting ntirihwind MQSiflUHi I0UH1B) ■ p iffl a M 4« * j It n ld there waa no qocilloo of th* thru* democrat!** employ­ ing military ~mcaaurai agalnit iVrialorlhlpa. . "The United S la in leave* lo the two Roropean democratic* lb* teak of confronting lb* to­ talitarian elate* on tba field of arm*,” tba editorial aald. "Britain never damoAitratad outstanding war-ilk* tendenclea. Recently It bd* atpraaaed reaIdna for..which Ibe Kngllah now haw decided, aa It once was ■aid, tg fight to tha but Prench- unknown. *mJ oil ulhvr purilv* » I m oarviva ar* unknown In hlalallffa wbuoniay b« lalaraatvd in lb* lap da- ami premia** Inlu hnl M *lblt null, a u dafandnntm I will **11 *1 public outer* In lb* hlgbaal bidder for rack at lb* Front Door of tha -Court Hntia* In lha Lily »( Hanford In aald Couklr and Hula, during lha legal hour* <>f aal* on Mandar. In* trd day nl January, A. D. HH. iba tamo being lha find Monday lo aald month land <1 legal aal** day) .il>* fallowing daarrlb-u lamia elloal*. lying nbd beina In lb* County of aamiaoi* an.l Slat* of Florida, lo-wlt! 1 g man- ’ "Th* An^tlo-Amiqrlran rammerrtal accord I* tba Incut recent rum ple uaetl to demonitrat* lb* dilitofiea of other mean* braid** mllUaty m ia iu m * to - - defend "Hid" Whittington, palm Beach High School football coach, •cored right touchdown* In pne gam* when ha waa a frrthman at tb* Citadel. Florida cltlca have team* In five organltad profcaxlonal bear ball Imgua*. Iran aholner and Lika Mhofaar. bee huebuoit. North Mood. Ohio, Tllflirtl Halt. Dolraaa, Taouaeaa*. Md lletl. Uelroae. Teaoeeeee. Koima Halt. IMIroop. fvnnvuo*. Inacllu Hall, Ueirooa. Tenaeaaaa. Mary Kilgore, H it Want Douglaao Avenue. Naahvllla. Tea nee* we, Hulk KII«or*o--,«fl4 Wool HouglaM Avenua. Naahvllla. Teaaennao, Job* -Mllell'a. H it Weal lK.ua laao Avanuo, Naalivlll*. Teaneeeee. Hoe* Mae Mervar aad — • Bareev, bar bunhuad, I tll llaiuillno Avenue, L'halluaunaa. Tenaeee**, David Hall, l i l t Hawlham* AvAiiu*. Ilnllywood. Califurnla and Ham Hull. I tll Hamilton Avenue. Chattanooga, Toaaoa***. II appearing from a cairn hill of complaint filed la tba Ninth Ju­ dicial ctreali Conn, aomlnot* County, Florida, wherein you and each of yao ara named defendant* and Jama* W. IlalL Individually and a* frattoa for Virginia W, Hull. Jam** TV. IlalL J.*. and Vianr Le* Hall la plalalirf' :b*t ynu a elale nr country other than th* BUI* at Florida aad that iber* 1* no poraon In iba mat* af Fiord*, tba aarvle* el a aubpoeaa upon abefi would bind eltbvr or all of you: Therefore you and rarb of you ar* r*<i*lrr,l la b* and appear kafor* the aald Ninth Judicial Circuit Court. Bonalaolo County, Florid*, at Hanford. Flori­ da. on tba trd. day of January, A. II. Hit. and than ant. there maba annwer lo aald bill of com­ plaint exhibited annlnvl you. ulh-rwlce ‘a decree pro rnnfraou will he enlarad agalaai you and ooak of you. It I* further ardared that Ihla order be uubllabed In lb* Hanford 11*1 aid. a aawapapor pubtlabad i* bemlnot* Coualy, Flnrlha. one* a week for four conaarullv* week* IHINK amt ORBF.RKD. Ihla Iba Sril. day af December, A. D HIT. O V IIKRNDON. Clerk' circuit Court Seminal* County. Florida. By: A. M. WEEKK. |>, c. HI.-ABON AND BI1AB0H. AliorncF* for i'lalalirf, Ha*ford Florida. anm ncA T M i Ik ■rrardnw* with Ik* ' nravlriou* *f Uknptrr l l l t i °t IFIT ami wimmi , wrlltrn fH » » i “I i». e u n o c k .i win *ff*r i®r Ml* at public outcry to th* highn t bIMtr for m h at IM Court IIoum oatrapc* la •aaford *h Ik* llih. ear af Uotcmbcr IMt >1 II o'clock A. M. taa corllflralo* b«M by lb* (Halo l*«clher with all oaiillMl aad **h**uu*ot l*vl*d laic* • Inc1*41*0 laic* lc»l*4 for the year l»lf, v* tb* following 4co*rib*4 lamia l a . nominal* CVaatr. FlorldaT law It: No. *1* of . Au*. I, H it mvartaa Lola It. tl. *1 I •!. Hetir'rJ day ut Dvrember ('clock A. M. lax i*ld ky lha dial* i all omlllnd and vied laeea luclodlaa tor lb*, year. . Htf. on lb* fnl._..._ - rrlh-.i Unde lo Hemtnel* County, Florida, le­ will J*|. af Aug. ll .1111 it t, L-nutwood •Of July T, III* in HU of fWU N Avo. A H of Iwngon lh* III H l l ol 11 r*rfincalro It,Xether w •uboequent l«xe* t*vl* h J W i? ' m of July T. H it ml It, tmugwood. ______ ...y hand and *••) Ihlb the Iflh day of November HIT. a P. l'KRNDON. Clerk of Clreutl Court Flood* during Ihr mon»oofi leaaof) Ihla yrnr canned wideapraad damage In Ilurmn. Tho Falkland Ixbmd/i nrv r Rrlllxh colony In (ho fc’uidli At lantlc. T hree P ^ o w a c ie s > ,,T. , | l 1«; . | rJ.»K 4L (.., H,, tmit uni *<t mul lav bln in* of u itrto'rwn*; iiinf ' mil* i elide rn) in Hid Circuit Court III itrul ini Ht'Riliiuli Cuuiilr* Flnrl* An, In iluiu-rri, In n iuium (livri*" In ihiimIIiiu ulurilft 0*or|» T. Whlliiiiin U 11 (^llawsr, II I*iitni!n, l.fnkliir W juiutlls Ittlil All'll 117 lolljTiv W'pfit, Mm Itml rmiHi lull lift tin* Ulfiiiluia nml Tilidtifi <>f laikii Kroiif Ini* |»ro\ vin#nl Cmnitmir.. » fnriiiff n»t imrulluit nmrtnlitil iiiiU*^ ihr Inwm i»f His Hlilt nf Kliirlif4* nml livti lnfur-4 tllssnUnl uiulrr ilin pruvlslum uf Cliniilar l u l l i*f YOUR WIFE Biwhai r^iti rlw NsgUlJk' 405 W. J s U ____PhosA^S JOB PRINTING COLDS FOR LETTS(7 HEADS, BILL HEADS, TAQS, CARDS, ENVELOPES, OFFICE FORMA ETC. FEVER PHONE 4 8-3 Sem inole P rin tin g Co. 1.— A nnouncem ents KOI! RENT) Completely fsy* e —SIlUAllon W an ted _____ nltbixl email houao—cloa* -B^« t •’ WANTED: Job a* nure# or dlah rv**onabls Phone TIT. waxhor. Jullu* Brouxon, HIT 26— WUeatlARAomB F o r S als . : Cypw»*. 1 - Carpenter rapelr work or pAleiar. We hare a complate llae ef oil banting, gu**!!** tad olactria p .. L. A. Smith, |M Sanford Ava haatora. Gat our f i l m botora 7*4 P j ' 11 MMfMVBRBOBB bey. ScoU-Carraway. toe. ll. So* forA----No. ITT of Aug. J. H ll rowrlpg W H ft of HtV'i Rllr. ,T. Tr. It, aantord. No. IH of A«g. t. H ll covering HU Blk. V, Tr. II. Bohfori. No. I ll of Aug. I, t i l l covirlog to ti 1 A 1 111k. 1, Tr. I, annford. No IM of Au* A 1*11 covering NWlt Hlk. A Tr, I, Haaford No til l of Aag. I. H ll covering Lota 7, A I. A IA T. In Cubing'* Addition I* Oviedo. tvilie** lay hand *nf **al (hi* (J Hlk d*y of November HIT. O. P llEBNDON. (Nerk or Circuit Court aemtaota Cauniy, Florid*. *tl-44tk. f»T Ha. t i l Hal* ol C lassified Advertisements 'Any old lore, book*, gamca. ale. for Rika Annual Xmxe Tre*. HAV* YOUR Watch repaired by Phone; 111 « .bring tg ‘ Sm IU cm wha really kaewt haw, rarrewey. Uxitiolto ,t fTC. Brlgga. Jewel** Magnolia A t* . b°r appyodated. , nWhlr|hi 2 B c .H.. t W bi> , . w,n WANTED) IB rua'omereMo Buy * far coal*. Hadye'e Bpaclalty U - A f s r f l > F a r R m T ! Rhtin rural *b*d apartmamt— modara couvaalancaa. Park A MIX 1 1— AnlocnobUes Pboa. IM. • » Ford Coup# |1IS—louriwb#*! |J trailer I lls —large auml-lraUer EXCELLENT APARTMENTS sad rooma. Adultx SOI E, Ith BL « . with a rahttllt Dods* track. R**l V;, A Son*. Baud car dealer*IS —B o o m F o r R e a l f e e i - H B l p W anled Five . room fumUbad bouaa and an eight room unfuralahad ®*AM around axpori»no*d cool. Sanford Calc. Ml W. Flfd Rt- box* iHaaonable. phone 4144. ,,,, An W LEGAIj NOTICE i t may rmteniisit KlfTM'Uo IM., IlKlllullV 1IIVKN* Vcrralllc* Irraty "forever" prolilbilrd fortification of 'ho KranroSwl** f rollHot— guarded oner by fort* at llunlnguc. Th# ll<nary aaiauH by Mn*aotlnl'n m-wapaper u*ed an edh lorlal of the Naw York Tlm*t *• a aprlngboard for an aaaertlon _ r r _______ t that to a threat of *conomle wai endured lha cold In ordrr to n * th* only reply wa* "Hm*ly and tba game. wholehearted preparation «f No. |l« .o f HHICR OF axial OF TAB Tlmt Jbi.Hw Wchca !.< c e r t ific a t e * ta -iae*«nUhe*i'wH#'L‘lh* proHMoaa af AJkaptar liB L ' AM* of I ttl aad wao*'wrllua iWCeal *t HAL 4TW1HT I will offur lo r *41* *1 public outory to Ihe ’hlnheel Practice 1 blddvr for catb i'al the ‘Conrl Haeoeueecraaewdas awardr,i oh •i h* Hlk. d»y Of. De**mber HIT ni 11 o'«»**4< a. tdJ» urn JnriirtcnfF* d kv-llm *1*1# logeibcc wllk •1*111*A.and >*uho*<i*ent' levied IMIi''«Ml*IN*»IM N IFVTM1f VP tkw r**v> m i, " ak iHo fotiowiB* dcaorihod land* In'Bcmlhid* Coun­ ty. Florida) itawiit >. l.r Mo4*lk. Ut. Nw. -*11' Wafa' 'of Aug. Ilk J i l l n ittlM |j,ia RADIO SERVICE J A ,I niork II Tl*r A Son- »r*> wiiom "Tho1 Wagtoot lilmrdf nwliam* roniTcl♦• fort*"faring* Oormany and* at tt»* 'aoiRhorn limit* of TT«kl , '« t i nb'L- 'Aoi h Runniti rank* find In barley pro­ duction- C w t e Rffiprii On Towaablp It Boat*. IU*a* I t 1 “ Y -W or No. I»tl Bala af July lad. t i l l couprla* Lot • Block I Mmytair. 1-1 of H* III IMt* at Am . lit. ittl catenae NS*.*' Lot ( mock II Tloc *. Honker* Mo. li t ! Mala of A** tot, l i l t cwvoriag Be# t i l l eb. W I I 4 . I t l MM Car, Ran K. «.TT eh. B. I Beptte* R |U It. B. II I w n u « 17.71 ,C W, I I I eb. ML 1X4* eb to bap. Bee. T Top. It A R. 1| Boat, HI Bnlo of An*. Ith, HIT aad upon written iMwat of H it No. rorcrln* Lot II Block K. It. B. WIQIIT t will oflar for (lamer 444. I* Markaam Bark aal* at public outcry (t la* h4gfillclahta. eat bidder far each at the Court No. ,1ft Sal* of Ahg. Ira, Ho*** aatraaev I* Oaotord au lb* I tll cored** Lot I Block 4 lltb. day of December HIT nt Tier t Baafnrd. II o'clock A A IB e c rliflra lM Mo. 114 Bol* of A*4 . Ilk. laid by lha Slat* taoalhor with l i f t covering Lot II K4g». No. I ll Bol* of Jaly Ilk. th* yaar HtT. on in* followiaa HIT covorlag Lot I Block r. deecrihed land* la Seminal* Coua­ Near** Add(11*a ly. Florida, tawlti Mo. IIT Bale of Aug. tat. No. 1H of Aug. T. H it I tlf covering M, 41 ft. of Lot covering Lou I A T Utk, It. I Block F. Nooro* Addition. ‘ Tr. A Manlord No. I ll Bale af Aug. I at.No. I l l nt Aug. T, t i l l l i l t covarla*. N. S4 ft' of Lot covering M w l| Dlk. 1, Tr. 7. 1 A H . 1* ft. of Let I Bloch Han lord. F. Naova* Addition. No. I l l af Aug. V H it No. l i t Bol* or Aug. let. rararlag Lot* II A II Blk. L l i l t onvorta* A 41. ft. of Lot - Tr, I, Hanfard. .1 Block r. Nearee Addition No. Tit of Aug. i. H it No 341 Bale of An*. Ilk. covering Lola «t A II H t-' H it a*vc£i*ir lo t I Block t » Tier » Hanford. T III at Aug. 1 f i t dal* of Aof. Ith. core fine Reg. I l l ft jX-A f l tt > l i No. l t cor art a* Lota 1. t A i ft M or H it cor. #{_8lrB-Ruu Black I Tier t flaafard i: HI ft 8 II rt. w III n N No. 1*4 B*t* or Au*. Ilk. If ft. Sec. II, Twp. II R. II. t i l l cored** All Block* A r M». M4of - Aug I. H ll 4. 4. 1L IV ft A n Italian- t YEAR 1 TEXAS ROSE BUSHES 25c EACH HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO. D E A L E R S IN "Burpeg's Ssb4b Crow* OAK AND PINE FIREWOOD (OBALBR) FiRNPLant a up a r m l b io t b i Q U ALITY A N D BERVICB LET US DEMONSTRATE • THENEW <4Fog More” Power Sprayer W E R T -T h e JE W E L E R IN YOUR OWN FIELD AND WITH YOUR OWN DRIVER .IM B M ie tlh GLASS V v f i U A H U rA V E fU MlRftORS PAINTS QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Sanford Machine Qo. Inc. P ittsb u rgh P ro o f Product! TELEPHONE 62 Photographs Copied And R estored L*t U s iTrD Y f s A bout T h is B m k i We are b*ppy to announce addition to our staff of Mr. ( ton Mercer who ia a fac trained lubrication expert W IEB0LDT STUDIO Laa*. A s m l l dtpoMi wUl • any pl*c* Until »nnl*J gy-Buyara lU rd o fr* Oo. " X Z W T IN a Q W T ^ rIB M Used Csr Special 1936 FORD COACH ALSO A T A BARGAIN H U N TERS AND FISH ER M EN ATTEN TIO N I 1 | 1 3 5 . ^-IKVHOLKT CQUFE........... .......... ..... < STATION, J �ritish Steamer Is Machine Gunned By Unidentified Foe ;On Errand Of Mercy In ^Shanghai Area Ifoat Is Attacked And Officer Killed VISITS SANFORD Okcy Is Expected On Sewer Project By Joe Hendricks Smith Denies Quash Motion In Bolita Case Cut In Florida Highway Fund Is Seen Likely Jarrell And Kinlaw Enter Pleas Of Not G u i l t y ; Case Set For Trial Dec. 13 Roosevelt P r o p o s a l Re d u c e s Florida’s Road Allotment By Nearly 3 M i l l i o n Assistant Htalp Allornry IJoyd Boyle won the first ' round with the "llotHa Barons" at. the Court House yesterday afternoon when Circuit Judge Millard B- Smith Colonel Harry II. Ilayca who denied a motion to quash Hr* In la In charee of the South At­ iRctmrnte agalntt Juscph Jarrell 11 lantic Division of the Ralvallon an<l Hllnson Kinlaw for allrgud violation* o f the lotleiy Isw. A 110,000 sewerage diapoatl Army will conduct all Army The two were arraigned befit* service* In Sen ford over the for the City of Hanford may aeon week-end. Col. Bayes ha* served *»d cUlrrcd pica* of no*. WASHINGTON. Dec. 4. grt prraldentlal approval, accord­ In Ihc Salvation Army for over Pull,F *° '•» ch«Hf* »ct forth In — (A P) — Fotlcml h ig h w ay # Sh a n g h a i. D e c . ' -i — ing to a telegram received late 40 ^ yrarq _______ ami aaw_______ aervlre over the indictment* which followed n nfficlitlx t'xtijnntwl that! thorough Invest igallcn by Ih* ■ (A P )—-T he B ritish ntrtim er yratrrday from Joe Hendrick*, | i,.," d u IW th* Worid Wir, Brand Jury late.the operations of Florida would tak c ii tufcjPL Florida's senior member In C o n ------------------— r—— : : ----SJualuui * u rep o rted rid ­ tha racket tasJtekfOrd. Both cart-* gross. ................ _ . This time IT* pcaro'teslead of wnr. ilihough tR#- damaged bow nf the Butch motor tanker n b o u T $2,"ifid,000 In th e n e x t dled w ith b u lle ta .to 4 a y .iro m ' 'The' project "which propoara a were sat for trial on Dec. 13 at "Megaru" appears much like one hit by a shell. An explosion, killing five Chinese crew members, l wo yenrn u n d er th e term * ”iih undeterm ined source coniplct* renovation of a portion 10:00 o'clock shattered the ship's forecastle and tore a gaping hole In her bow while the 7,t*!'2-tnn vessel was IH of Prcxldcnt Roonevelt’e p ro - , w hile on • ralaaion o f m ercy of HanfonTa . sewerage dlapoaal The motion for quashing ons of to th e Jap an ese occupied ayatem ha* been’ given final ap­ Dm ala count* In the indictment mile* northwest of lie D*Ycu, near Loire lliver. Cause of the explosion remained a mystery ** aim poaal to curtnil governm ent'* against JsrrvH and one of the limped into Southampton. T *unam ing 1 a I a n d n e a r proval by W- P. A. official* and nmtl cxiw nditureg, three against Kinlaw was granted S h a n g h a i. haa been forwarded to the Bureau Florida reduction in th e f ty the' Court, but the motion to T h e ch ief Chlneae officer ef Budget and after ite approval -lire reding year*. Hiry said, quash (he other indlrtmcnt* were H killed. A ealior end aeveral •her# it will go to the President wuuld nmuunl tn about $1,020,MT denied. for final signature. Senator Hrnd iM I g ire were wounded. nnnugBy. Thcsu figures teprsThr count which rharges that After mere then toe machine rkka staled In hla brief meaaage. scnl Ail* of CO iwrcent tn 183R both men were Interested In and The work contemplated undvr m shots had been fired. the nnd 11I3U and approximately 2T DAYTONA, Dec. 4—(41—San connected with a lottery for money little eteamer'a maaler. Captain thla project, bi which the City's percent thereafter. ford’* passing combination of was ruled nst as being indefinite. share la about |8,000. provide* for N. HcMIUan. crept on hla hand* The President'* proposal un* d The ether counts in the indict­ I Darrell ForgtMon, Ilia one man the manufacture of sewer pipe at and kneea udder a aprar of bul­ countered strenuous opposition “ Final preparation* hava been ment against Jarrell charge that team, and Flush Isw m n, stellar let* to the wheelhouae. lie Hie City-owned concrete pipe plant. from southern nnd western mem­ he did conduct a lottery for money leached the wheel safely and Thla pips la to bo used In relaying mad* for launching the third bark, flared into brilliance in the bers of the Senate and Houam f aleered the venae) out of ranee- old sewera which ate badly cracked, annual Rmpiy Stocking Fund and by means of a lottery did dis­ Senator )*eppcr o f Florida unu final period of last night's game boy* pose of money; that ha did set up . British au'horlljea have been and In tha construction of two new drive whereby destitute among thots who lava announced \ with Hie llnylonn Itcsrh Buc­ and girls In Hanford and Beml- nnd promote a lottery for money; strlvkwr to > r e a m nine French- outlets. lhat they will fight Ihe measure- ' caneers nnd Ihe Celery Feds left nola County may enjoy Christ­ (hat he did by means of a certain The old sewers to he relayed are Oenadhn nun*. who have been Wattle Kitetnun anil Elisabeth Senator Borah, fdahn, stirred t Hie fi.-l.l with a fl-lu-t) triumph. mas. Salvation Army official* lottery dispose of moneythat be located In the following un paved on the W ind for about Steven* belli uf Cunningham, the senate yesterday with a Wte ' Splendid records are Wing made Tine.* gruelling per lists nf lieannounced today. dul iranimlt certain lottery tic­ alley*: Jby Ihe production credit corpora- ft-nsire .... .. nhidi .............suw . lm, m l Mas* have Uu-n Issued a mar- minute address' charging that lha piny Ihe tFed* These donation*. Captain Fred kets and coupons representing an llsgn llcruHi- In llii> nf flea u( phllusnphy of crop rr.lurllno In 1 lhase nboard the Blu- T h a . alley W w een Oak end •km* ------throughout . . . . — _ --------------------, Klorhla, Ralph R-.I m i I i I o t.p llig Hilt Cowan and Arch)' officer Intern1 in a lottery for monry yet County Juilxi- It. \V. Warn. wera Rev. Father Adrian Myrtle AveBu**, (WO feet of 15 B. Feren. commanding new fartti bill was driving th* Chapman, member of the Board ofJlhuniR uhrti Hie Sanford goal f , i Frenrh-C a n a d l a n inch pi pa; totwoan Myrtle and Elm at the Foal, pointed pat, trill be to be played, and finally that-he country hmdlnng lulu national ' irectors of I bo Sanford Ptodur line wns In ’ danger, war* broken Used to purchase food Baskets dkf sell lottery ticket* and coupons A venae*, 182(1 fa a to f t t birtiptp*; Tha Rantnrit llulary Club will ■uk ktc. r, and K. B. Boothby, a :/ , , . Association, stated suddenly in lbs final quarter when presenting an interest In a letfor tb* needy families In .order ala* -V . toch Pi -nauWr official.' . 1* ? ' * ? + » : * * & ■ t r J f f r a r t tb a V a tliln g Dpi U Ws returh front HWmf the Feds took the hall on doWt.V *•-On that they, along with the more ly fOr monry yet to’W played. In H i* V a liln a Ilots-) Mnmtay old, rising iu the midst o f _________ _ aedfeht tb rracoa the Orange and Wdlow Avenues t iu i IlirS r o w n 31. ch. where ho .altendud, a group The two remaining counts fortunate, may bars " * MerrF at IZt lb o'slnck. AAsotatad' noaa but hto' > effort* feet o f 18 inch plpo and In Elm In Innrl rvlentlrss blow* agal agalnt Stinson Kin low charga that meat lug uf iHreo'orn from L*w A His1 down wa« set up by Igiw' ^ w e r e • fruit rated by the machine Avcnua from Fulton Street South, ChrittmaeIrgUlallon which ha duliouncrd Mttfi jeon »n the Ceteryfed 44, Wails, an association* over ths | stairs he did transmit certain lottery Today and every day until F . H. HI iiiw n f H n n f n iil a m i federal ••l.lackmsil,” n "ssprornWy,;, gimirtag1. British aullmritle* i aafcl requiring 800 feet of 21 Inch pipe. ComplsLo report* were submitted,idi end around piny, lend 4 yards Christmas, Army ladtles will tickets and coupons representing An additional outlet for the K»*lu I’ills nf Asharllli-. N. C. tM Jtpaneae,' who have mi air nt the msetlng by each a**«lslli.ii|itiid Eurgur<>n dropped buck and v e rm m a r r in it in th n n t f t r o i* unjust'* punishment of tha human > bead On Teunyminr Inland, were acWer In Elm Avenua la to he con­ preside over the traditional ket- an interest in a lottery for monry family, and clmrly uqconstltRVI showing Ihe volume of business t passed 31 ynids thru the air tu raallasr* -» l*aas T na Informed of the voyage In ad* structed In Fulton Street from tie and tripod to receive ronlrt yrt to be played, and that bs did ilonn by each, rnsl* and mrliesla of I aw son who meed 3tt yard* ucross tlonnl. i ir' .it spII certain lottery tickets and Myrtle Avenue to Elm Avenue andi bullon* for thla cause, rahe*.Blaming Dm Hoover admlnlalUM* atm Is coupons representing an Interest operation, Mr. t Chapniun atalvd, tlu> Buccaneer goal fur the only will require the laying of 'IM feet[ Allhough Chratma* For 12 hour* there wm the Hun fur nrigloatlng Ihc philosophy three week* away, the kiddle* in s lottery fur money yet to to sibling that Ihi* was d<m« so that .tally n f the game, a ra v tii daarer of a general claah o f 18 Inch plpeof acarcily and ths Rciusuvslt.nl*-, the directors might Wnefit Hiioughl In *h<fuding minutes of the nlrosfir are beginning <o con played. between the Anglo-American Therc will also be new outlets In tact Santa Clause- More than • The jurors to he empaneled l<> this exclfingeY f information ginic fur continuing It, tho "lion, jhatxl-fotiglil game, the Burs rvsort" uf Idiihn" roared: force* and (he Japanrae following the Buena Vlata section and at score of letters have already Iry the rases will probably be Tho report* indicated that all the c l to » futile aerial al'ark which Street and Mallonvllb "Tn pursue a policy nf reducing tip Japan*** parrdr through the Eighth been, received by Captain Feren drawn nest Friday when Circuit associations represented nt the ended us Colbert intercepted one of International Setllcment. but at Avenue. production means constant re* from poor boys and glrla In Judge Millard B Smith makes hit meeting have had an Inrn-aso in Cowun'* braves on Hie Hanford 30 At the present lime there la a • midnight, with tba Japanrae ev­ membership and ulso in the vol and Hie fray ended with the ball Hanford and Boralnols County regular visit to Ranford. Iliilhllng m-imlt* fur tha pusll duel ion of the purchasing power erywhere withdrawing, thing* shortage of approved WPA pro­ srho are wondaring If Rants Is It was also Intimated lhat the ume of business dune, the Sanford in Suiifurd's possession In midfield innnth Intnli-il t >.4:>o a* ruin nf mure and more people. were quieted and the Japanaaa jects In Sanford‘anA It la eipocted going to pass tbsm up this year- (.rand Jury will meet again soon Director pointed nut, sliding Hint "II mean* n program of reHngwrtl punted to the Hanfonl pnroii with I37A3S fur thn sunin apology m u lle d In an eailng nf that wdrk will begin on lha pro­ reduction every an often to fi yiiid line iq -the third period, this reflected thr appreciation of A successful drive which will to consider further evidence iw-itml In luao. City II hII r«' ject shortly after Ha approval by the tenaian. mean happlnesi Tor hundreds: nf against those who are allrgrdly the farmers fur Ihe services bring Stolnoff, teceivjng, fumbled and l«n l* also sluiHi-it a dcrllni" In maintain prices. And that. Mr, Lha President. A Japanrae apokcaman i*M, Pres Ed,L1il, would be naliunal sui­ who olhrrwl*e viotsllng the lottery law and other rendered by the co-operative irrtlil Eddie Johns O f the llucranrcra re­ Novnmhar nf appraximutely It was learned yesterday at tho poor children however, that tha Japanrae army covered over the goal line tu mark I!,ooo or nr .thn tunnth of "clii. cide!" would spend a dr*h and c h e e r indictments may be forthcoming, organisation. local WPA headquarter* that final Would bulat that the authorities He repeated the cbaige for legs Christm as will depend upon Also during the court session ' In Ihe meeting which wns held n Hie only time Ihe Buccaneers ap­ her Of the International settlement consideration la being given the the response of the residents of yesterday nlirrnoon. llossR l^e. Embassy Hotel tit Miami Beach proached u score. The pluy was .emphasis, Js«v thrust out at Ih* , TinI-ullon llciinrlmaiil rcglsproposed park project which con­ accept mepociitblllty for the ereling uf upturned faces. , templates the beginning of Im­ this County, capt. Keren a»*ert- negro, was sentenced to **r»e from Nov. 30 to Dec. 3 Mr. Chap- ratted hark on u penalty for offen­ ti'r.-il ii ciiiisldi-rahln IncrnaNn In nado throwing Incident and cdher With that he summed up argu­ sive holding. thr** years In the Slate Prison man w*» elected "ne of the rrprerd. lha umuunl nf fln<-a roltertdl provements t« the proposed lake "fallurn to pm erd e order" d a t­ printing hill THE LINKUPS Any contributions however In llalfnrd, by Judge Rmlth arntallvea of the association in In Novnnbcr. Thn report showpil ments that thn ing the Japanrae military dem rhore park. I'a*. HANFORD IIIICH when he pleaded guilty to this region to attend the general •mall, will be rreatly appreciat­ Hint ion rases hail ln*an Irbwl would pul farm prices In a A WPA official from *ke Jack­ - cost ration. and plact an Waite •luring‘ilia umnlli ami thal a in "strait-jacket'' I.K office Is exported to V* in ed. the local post commander charges of receiving stolen good* conference of similar group* from Mnnre One or more Jepanrae aoMiera. sonville llowoll lal uf 10(3 00 tq fin'-* hail lican “iron boundary" around tbs com­ LI' La« was arrested by members the other stairs In Hie third ills Yrlvinglnn Sanford to Inspect tba proposed staled, and concluded with,. "I * Jappaaa* civilian, a Chlneae alto betwraB Sanferd Avenue and hop* the public will help ua to Young coIIccIihL a s . i'vpipared w-lth ilia modities * farmer might produce,. Lit IC N llssrt m go es gear I | tCeaiteasU — » •*• »ws» Hherbrrl eauetxhli and John UcFee, a Scot - the Mayfair Hotel In the near bring a Jlltle sunshine to the ■ lianas (c) colliTthin nf 404^60 fuy Ihe Ths thing to do, hs deflated, . ' — ... . . . .---—..............i—r* Chaffin r J la h tnapeetor of police, was to use IUI pluses to fesd *ho llarkey pM'Vlnus ihnnitr. Ekhhnlx ltd future. This atop, It was pointed destitute hoys and girls on L None of them wae bort out, will bo necoaaary before final (thrill mss Day," Ui* Buniblry Odum Ca*i>» w'«rn.trhnl In lh» Pnllce hungry and then dispose of tho Col tort Court rnuKlnjJ frntu vlnUihm of m l abroad nt whatever price v) ■ — ... — Parker BE approval of the project can be Morgan Ihn flly 's Haitllary OrOInnnra to it would bring. Bagwell U» aS m ee'^ *ft*r t>M • ’‘P'0*'0" ' * given_______________ Hume members said Borah Furguson •Irlrlns whllu. Inloslcatail Cowan (r) UI . V’ but loiwson thn*n char^U wllh tha *ale uf made ths longest senate address Carlton Rll t m ay be a hackneyed exprexaion b u t Hl-dnoft lottery Johns Fll tickets *upplli>d Ills of hia career and had matched th ere ia no more Infallible odaKe th an SCORE IIY PERIODS rroateil amimnl of cash tu thn th* oratorical feats that gavu MIAMI, Due- 4. —UO—Detec­ "th e early bird catches th e w orm .” From year him fame. Hanford ....— ......... 0 o o d-r« City's coffers. tive Cbtsf t o Scar boro said to y ear S anford m erchant* have watched w ith Daytona Beach 0 0 0 0 —0 Tha * Water Departinent also MADRID, Doc. 4. —(/P)—Nlao today a youth giving the name Hanfonl senring: to-irhdown, rrglslrreil soma Inrreasas over appi^hcnalon an d even degpaff th e'an n u al trek plan**, roaring out of (ho sun or Philip C. Hogurs. 21. admit law sen , JHubstlluIri: Hanford, a similar peiliKl, Inst year, the around C hrlatm aa tim e of countless Sanford shiny aky, today r*n*w*d In tad Bring the shot thrfl critical Junes; Daytona Beach, GoUMvln, report rainsled. ’ 'n Nov. JO. thorn nuraont assist attacks"2m persona to Orlando where too m any of them ly wounded Pblp Harris, 14, R. Rublnsun, IBs is. Hchritedcr, Forecast *oro I lls ' mcli-ri) In tbn'.Clly n* central Spanish front- .The raid­ Ctly publicity do th e ir holiday shopping. Bureau editor, i nmpa m l with 27*3 fur the urns er* took advantage ot a break during an altorartloa after a inunlit In 11.11' nnd 18,011,000 .^Partly cloudy,, possibly showafter two day* or bad weather football gam* her* last night. it hough It la not p atrio tic fo r uur d ll? . gallons uf water were pumped sra In northwest and txtrslU* to bomb throe town*. Bcarboro said Rogars and an­ te n s to trad e out o f tow n, th e public iu during Hi* month, The extent of tha damage was other youth, listed as nsrth portion tonight or Aindayt Purer not entirely a t fau lt for auccujnblng to the ap ­ Tho report also showed that ■lightly warmer tonight and in not reported to Madrid officials Nunnery, 14- signed statement* • her* wera thicc plumhluc per­ south and tatrsme task portion: peal a of Orlando m erchanta who begin th eir bat they a*Id tbay boUevsd It telling of the argument with NEW YORK, Du*. 4.—t e l mits and II iter te le , permits Sunday. • alight Twenty Urge ga»arnm*nt Harris and the shooting. Tbay C hrlatm aa window dreaaing early and . who ‘........ ........ The theft of 11 bags of mall Issued during IIn, month. pianos protsc tad ay thro* pur m ake prodigious effo rts by jneana of adver­ said the shooting followed an from * United Htatea mall truck salt ships also bombed Almodo­ tisin g to stim ulate Yuletlde buying at (ho * argument about on* of lha var on the north***tern front- youth's breaking a window - of i L . ™ 5today ! ^after “ C ity E le c tio n T o offlc* 'S inspectors. earliest possible dule! Thu town la n#*d by Inaurgonla Harris’ _ automobile. .„------- Ui *■Mj. il *•' .&■ * - - - - • —— -- A *3%M five of Ibe' looted sacks bail lift'll I e r y -b o d y far troop con contraltos* A *** liahad out of the East River. h is y e a r o u r.re ta il sto re ownern . are \-J b u u s a n d u s e s A single nuui" will appear, on J. J. Doran. Inspector. In realizing th a t the practice o f w ailing u n ­ charge, ustimatud tba value nf th* bsllut Ip (Ism. gppersi electil th e la st week before C hristm a* to encour­ the missing mall at between - 4U Hon tidti T'ie»d:iy for a Illy age g ift shopping ia rutuqua. fly th a t tim e and 280,000 of which only sbuut Cauimlaalonir In' refd&ra Cointh e public in general hag.com pleted (t* drop­ mlastnnar ty, A Lclllsr wboao $10,000 would he negotiable. The loot Included a shipment term ot ufflhii espiraa". January ping Hat and all th a t are left fo r the final V v-vi of $7,000 In currency romignrd i. week a re th e etragglere, 1 Waller A. Coleman wilt be tba bv III* Federal Reserve Bank in -any sales have l*oea lo st bccumm' th e Philadelphia to tba Mount Jew- lun* raiidldat* for this', office' (tl National Bank of Mount Jew­ City Clerk Frank 8. loimson public haa not beety BpftrUcd th a t t h e ^ ' ett, New Jersey, and an "ilrm uf imlntcd nut, adding that -tba very articles deaired a re rig h t h ere on our jewelry'’ valped at $400 with the voting Will bo coudnrtad In lha o y n shelves, To check th is toaa o f aalex. our Cunimlsaoncra Chamber In tho ownership undlacloaad. m erch an ts m u st get th a JaniD on Orlando, - :V Duran said ha waa puttied as .City Hall, edvrrtiM ', and ' Tba polls will open at 1:20 to bow the theft was carried out.' usi«*m here He said tba crow of the truck o'clock and closo at sundown. Mr. Iaim ten uaId and anlylliM * who waa not undur suspicion. neighbor on have paid their pull Isis* 18 f our aalee day* proceeding |$ r elncihm end Tba earliaat nuord of abort- hava rortuturad on Ih* City's band date* from M a Cbook* ar* oUglbtu to vet*. Senator P e p p e r Opposes Program Several Others Than $30,000 Is R eceive Wounds More Thought Slated For Sewers In Sanford Attempt Being Made To Rescue Nuns On 4 Japanese I s l a n d TIorahSaysFarmMeasre Drives Country To National Suicide Salvation Army Plans Drive For Christmas Fond F xrolH Captain Feren Urges Citizens To Contri­ bute For The Poor R ecord !Celery Feds Triumph By 6-To-O 01 Credit Group Show s I Report Buccaneers 0vCT Daytona Beach CITY NEWS BRIEFS C Four Sanford Men At­ tend Statewide SeasionAt MiamlBeach B u ild in g Permits Amount To $8,490 During November Renewed Air Raids Reported In Spain Youth Admits Shot That Killed Editor 1: Sanford Wakes U p ! I LOCAL WEATHER Robbers Get Big Loot In Theft OfMaityags Alachua Game Slated For B l a c k c a t s T Be Held Tuesday Christmas Sealsi 4 M .:J f 0 �SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, M l JSht Sanford Iferald M i n t r t - J - •**• - - Boy ChristBM S u b E n tU a n t R e c o r d O f GfetSt G r o u p Shown I n Report C A N D L E L IG H T •Every citizen o f Rereinola C ou n ty w ho In n tro o f *n4 healthy and han a re g u la r Job dhoald do his p a rt to cubs* bat th e spread of tuberculosis by con trib u tin g a t least one dollar f o r C hristm as saala. All of th e fu n d s raised fro m the sale of seals th ro u g h o u t th e co u n try a re used to p ro ­ vide facilities fo r properly c a rin g fo r those u n fo rtu n a te persons who hsv e co n tracted tuberculosis. Tim e w as w hen a n y person w ith consum ption o r al­ m ost an y o th er form o f tuberculosis w as considered a hope­ less case and le ft to die o r perhaps to live on fo r a num ­ ber of y e a n spreading hla disease am ong countleaa other*. It was only ab o u t 86 o r 40 y e a rs ago th a t a .caocertad e f­ fo rt w as u n d ertaken to provide f o r th e e k k and p rev en t the spread of dlaegse. T h a t th e e ffo rt h a s been largely successful Is shown \>y th e sta tistic s revealing th a t In 1900 more th a n 200 persona o u t o f every 100,000 people died of tuberculosis, while la st y e a r only W o u t o f every 100,000 died in th is planner. T he d eath ra te ' h as th u s been reduced nearly 74 percent in a little o v er 84 years. A nd th e fig u res a m su f­ ficient to show th a t a .continuation of th e affoift will re ­ duce th e r a te to th e vanishing point. T h a t th is e ffo rt m u st be m ade is f u rth e r show n by th e fa c t th a t In sp ite of th e g re a t reduction in ra te , m ore th a n 70,000 persona actu ally cam e to th e ir d eath la s t y ear as a re su lt o f tuberculosis. S la ty percent o f th ese w ars between th e • £ « o f 15 a n d 44, th e m o st productive period of th e ir lives, A nd a s Is generally know n any cessation In e ffo rts would h e s u re to reflect its e lf in an Im m adiaU In­ crease in th e d e a th ra te . , Tuberculosis Is no lin g e r considered serious If taken in tim e and given p ro p er .treatm ent. However, m illions of poor people who a m generally under-nourished and need to continue work long a fte r! th e ir dieases is discovered, have little opportunity unless taken ca re of by society a t large. T reatm en t consists largely of re s t and proper food. These For when bound* ora »• SANFORD MARgttr REPORT D IR E C T O R Y Huaiial Maeog, and o ta m t orery car you son has a So* naao etlchlar ooi «f lb* * Iadov or Ihroesh a wire cage hr the back. It may be tbe long block and tan noeo of a great endeyed deer hosted, or «W *rt*l° erotic nuoo ef on g sgllpk aofUr trlcL Til* production credit aaoocioiton. make loan* L> fanner* far general agricultural Wert, requireteg *twn tf»»i fiesasiag, et »n iniereet rate e f S percent per an­ num- The Aaooelalbm# sre atrletly toop eraU n gad the member* get the benefit* e f ear profit* mid# In the IranaoctRma. A> the ccnference, Hr. Chapmen concluded, report* w ait al*> hoard W e P g y C ash F a r U se d F u rm llW t A * C H U R C H ES OP CHRIST, SCIENTIST * "GOD' TUB ON^Y CAUBB AN I) CURATOR" U the aubjocl of ‘tbe Lea ton Sermon which wilt h« read la Churchea ot Chrtat, Sciential, throughout the world; of Colombia Indieotli.g Uw*. all of v M 1* the M aaeotMtleo* in the thlrdl Jw||ff Htlllir or equal. tl.i diet rid coatprising th i eialea o f a..iea t« .i .Wiareao* ■ ■ an North CSrollaa, South Carolina,: GdOTgla, and Florid* are la oacel-' d e a n s (U napt- rup *h. i lent condition -ad thrt <hc f . r - | ‘"sVi** FI*.' atari la the four stater now own In RinngUea. ha* hw*. are. their roles U not neard.'* fpaalmu 11:1. It Among the citations which eomprlte the L«wo*H«raop Is tbe following train the Bible: “The l«ord relgneth, he le clothed with majesty:' Ibe Lord I* clolhed with *lren|th, where­ with ho hath slrdod hlmeett: the world also !■ •UhlUhTJ, that II cannoi bo moved. All thlnle were made by him; and without him waa not anything mad*." tl'aalma M:L John l:>) * The- l.**aon Sermon also Inrludea the following paatagea from the ChrUtlan Science teat.. ] bonk, "bt|en<" and llealtk wllh, Kay .to -tb# Herlptwr**."-try Wary; 1laker Rddy: "There I* but one1 creator and on* creation- Thle! creation coualate of tho untold-' lag of spiritual Idea* and their' IdmtlUea. which arc embraced In lhe Infinite Wind and fororot reflected. Thee* Idea* range front Ike Infinitesimal to Infinity, end the hlgheel Idea* are the non* and daughlrra of God." tpp. M1:W| B. stock and that the aaeoclatloa* niiiicCOLU—Supplies w now hare referees In caeca* of ria'pSJ* ... Tc-lk* (800,000 I (.-AIIII AUK-uupplln Hal Those oUendlng the conference mand aiwd. market tin _ In « s n.Vrtk It <**»p*ntiutf*it. fciulli. |**r tun from Sanford wero. Ralph n. i*ut. h|»r* folk haul las la*UR( ad ( A llt l • o f war; and It‘a la the M » » i by tbe Ur* a( night whoa We hauler Oil* Id* g e e l a f aptfie ayiroy yarn* for hi* family, eoaiettme* g hit embroidered but non* the tea* trail tag. about sre denied the poor unless furnished by society. what happened In the wood#.' Do your part by purchasing Christmas seals. There1* renleoa la fb* ca box. either b«*u*e paddy shot a doer or tnmehody else dtd-OTef Dad­ dy'* dots, there’s wild tufkay on the lablu with Its delicious In deecrlbahle flavour; cook* rrun hie In the kite lien oreg tho a*** her of bird* to dreaa; little boy* hr** at grhonl orar the bit hock* their daddy's killed: and It’s a poor hoatoea Indeaf that cab’t offer you a quail dinner. The deer hunter telle of ■ mounted dash through the Big Hrrub near Ocala; the turkay hunter recall* hi* friend who hid behind a wood myrtla and ImlUledj 4,;jghlibjev 'i * t 'eirrJriV ' fully >ihat* i « . lionr' haw tol.bw told hy eorneoa* eiaa; awd Ik# 'I“all hunter tell* how 1m foot lh« limit” air wouldn't ''hit the aide' of h»m ye*(erd*y." ' pf docN Ssn/onl appesr on the ms n rflirodifc-cd In th* sdjiln rourae this' lust ornament i 'fa ing eo(omns.' WhoBrer MrfOte tro -kU irpl'op.llrW the im p meant In ha liitfrpyVtcd by the M mooning u that U did his readers m great uat ice in not shewing -H em Ibilmrra thouch hla shooting was pretty where they could locate l1>c i e oldest tiTfe! tr*c, in,,,,the, Un ted t*rrlb,c ip. nn Hit* partloUlaa day, 8 Utf>s,-«p fin d in one-smitl rouuty-Jitc w lw y fioMm wl fch on other day*, ha* hot (tuff produce m o re 'th a n * one-th with a shot gun, the U nited S lates, And oh. th* (torlra of ‘ tb* T his is somilethlmr w h ih th e C ham ber p ! / Comm^ ic* dog* —how old N"lll* Jumped owl visa *•/* "tbla l»n‘t r ufon.'' f|ui aome «t ua m ight ita k e up w lth ' th e ed to r of th e Cleveland News ind of , the C*r |tkf a alyeak. begaq enrktng bird* ut nnae. and euiltins Rhaiher he «>■ let him know th a t the lies! p a rt of; fcii^ ^ o r y - « h f omit?! d. deply tr m r In n peffnet paint; ichanrd, ur ahead, ^ , |i ti ltd then there wte the pefullaj-lV THE DECIHION OF Camgressiofisl telnmtttees to pro­ e rr lltn l elerlrlfylns drumming Bcnalor Vaiidenbern denlea (hot be wll| he a candidate tor ceed with a farm bill wnin’t h “victory" for anybody, ac- eound of quail eln ia ! Hare you other president In l»l« II*'* not going conllng to James I’r.'Mon who tutys that it was just an­ over noticed hoar «u m to *tlrk hla n*rk oul other case of men Iw'ving to choose between what they be­ nian'a dog ntwaya point* a lath, nr lakeg an Illicit lieved to be the devil and the deep blue see. "The key to meadow Internal In a mollr cotton tall, It le rcaaonablo to *e>ume that the farm bill fight. In essence," he says, “is whether s nr ''break a ah»f,'' but not old the ('ulbcrlaune aio n<>t getting a .llforce l.rraunr cither of them federal bureau shall ( 1) be empowered to order farmers NelllsT liar* you uvor felt that to grew certain crops and fine them if they don’t or (2) aome oilier nun'e tflig ttayod trumped tho other'* ace simply be authorized to pay them premiums—called Izene- Ino rloee or ranged too far A New Voik beauty etpert fits’ by some and 'bribes* by others—if they raiae what afield, hut not old Nelllaf tlentlemnn, what a S oil .1 make* tho pi’adlutlon that worn they arc told lo raise. Most opposition to either or alia you old Nellie Hba'a the *n'« hntliliiK aljlln will be topless both these pinna has come from member* repraaentlng perfact hunting dog. the dog that ky IVlA. Ilo ||um ! Life brglna at agricultural districts. The ftouth Is largely agricultural. somehow by some loyptartooa A Dreadful Omission Hence most opposition to either plan has come from When |h* world baa read -)l Ba.klat'e trip lo Hllrer HprlngA wa'll probably rocelr* aom* mere l*Uer* wanting (» know U H'a really true about that Blue letumedb from hla former hunt# to liUt'kihrar, Uu. where he b it been flailing bit father oho la British Steamer Is MachineGunnedBy Unidentified F oe Violator* of City Ordinance* will bo tried before City Judge Frank L Miller In * *e*ilon id th*' Municipal Court Monday afternoon at f M o'clock, back. *, ■* * OlIfCArio. . a a e r a 'A iiK ja , ■WRhowi M y or amy 'l*rf||log." i .. .. .. a Death promptly dettvera 1% iwaaaago to Kvaryman that he I* ficod with • Journey (to the grave) which he caMMt saeap* and that Ot S i end. . .. hofawe God ,U**o sbqt{ iiw j u anawer and ahow "Thy many bed deed* and good hot f«w; « doy. sh e'i tho dog that llrra In hunter's dream* and mlraruloualy cornea to Ilf* wbtji hunllgs yarns are twins »puu- You know h#r, gautlemon. aha U your 0*p dog—n«t in tku wood* bpt In your utury! I cun r*m*iab*r when I we# a younaetet what fan I IbougM It waa to meat *>/ f*»b#v at tk* door and be the ftrM to hoar what fpek, to poke through kla hunting rest and make the feather* fly. to »«ngB «ko gevst of th* oatdeoru that ettll eeoatad Gordon lluraetl. bewitnole County regreuoitUtlfu fa tka Btulq Iwalalaturw, baa returned to M» UotuV In K*m Park from Bay Ptne* Uoaphal In Bl, Pel a good dog. 1 ramember, too. onharg w>kvre bo waa confined th * ' first bird I gror hlU*d—It for o«*r three woeka. • l a a feel on 0 dork boat With Arproilmalelr 100 haaMng II my tatbor. Ilf BStUS me *n f*o 0*nara liar# b*eu teaood In Ih* back sad *aM. Tlood glrr wMl office of tb* Ooanty Judge K. ■urb aanatn* aurprla# SAd planfW. W*ra so for tkt* aaaaoa. Tbl* ur* In bio vote* that I cut p nun:her U eonotderabty In ua caper ot pHdo that almoat a past the boat. l* t* r when I bald One* Uaood . Uat I’ _a. ...of Iko a amber .. . • 1yww, tho County Judge pointed lb* bird In ray bopde. U*ip eg* litrUio. I brok* trio a paaatpR oul. ot loara. I atlH tor* to bunt and "Pap’fT Morphy, an American ea-navy man, al«o waa beaten allegedly for atrifclng a Jopon•oo eobHee who had ordered k in Concerted Fight Made Against Baby Disease »!•*«* the *■ Another Ihuuoand cUlllan* South." he to been killed In Janaeo** air raid. Too bed. Thay apdlnglia. IT IS A pity lo hove such power Ih g t all th in g s give The rhlueac Just hapiwnad 10 w a y ’ to you.— M ontaigne. get In tbd way of their bomb*. President llooj.a*elt ahould go after tarpon on hi* Florida flab Inr trip A Utile oiperlenot ^U h tho tJllror Klqa mlaht help him In handling H*nu|nr Tbomaa. amlfind art thoae force* deal with th* destiny of mao, th* characters being: Everyman, Followahlp, id, Goa ala, Goods, GoodKoewUdgv, CoaJeeaien, ikNh Strength. FW# WM. ^tOMAiNWr-Pti I V bu. rWW 0« Afufeil.Ood « I U raw. - ti e*. ' IlLTAIIAUA*— Northern, bn**, plfivr. *Sc-Ur. loA-tNNMf^VW ifUMWMkl DAFFY f. FIXTURES APPLIANCES ]•• PBONB MAGNOLIA FEET «« HURT? £*Trelief dow. It costs Vtfy u We have s -cr» - B ch o u ro o t liUB Of ik e.flap tto lL m .M U In :be Infant'*.i went nf the At. KlUabeth Ifoapflal. The dlaeage, ofRrVr-fcllled m q * * -^ th a i> * b fcj arlthtn 11 hoar*,- w a s1ri^tactcr irrf.'h y.. tl.danl ilnflamatloa of ■U ii lea tin** and wn» ’,»» ‘ entrrttta Or arttlo u p lffife ' diarrhea. BOAT FOR CHARTER # Spvw »-f*i *«• ■*tq. **^^»4§* Hfa n k L H rr m i r* ■- t i p . JL A q [ X tto s r I tA N a o e n a iw get thing*, hi* aenae* are quick•ned, kl* bboNl aUra, and he non) allow fwla Ilia beauty nt tide omtusiit fn the wood*. If* the tame at >undown. Ureal crpreoaoa Mand ankle deep In a lako Uko the one on tRe Heuford Orlando rood; Ik* gray moaa uiakeo a backgrakod for lb* awajnp maple leer** that1 pro gay and red; tbe tall graao taj lowor io*o; tHe air a* aharp and. mellow a* win*; and lb* bird*I fly by, black ■llbSuelte* again** | the *ky. Wheu Uu> hunter goo* home, be take* more than a bag ■luffed wltb gum* oy-an umpty. on* » l* d wftb Alibi*, mar* than I a blistered beet and a pair 4 f| waary lea*, he taka* oomethtpg ef Iko toeeltnoao that lira* in tho Wood pud P happy **4100 Of I ■ Dm . W IR IN G , Dr >J»y, nef,* month. Catering t o ' .- ALBANY, N. Y - - W ) —Dr. Leo 1 1;""7" Frank Adi, 71, eg* apocollat known far kla Invention of th* place-net ‘JO* ol ryegloaa. died today after a 10-day Ulneaa e f pneumonia. | REA SO N A BLE RA TES BEE OR PHONE |0rv vnavncoT a lonreaiao err oa [m a o v ia k r I j t lf N k V CaptaMl Ed R to Sanford Boat Work* . , Phone 1M-W RADIO RADIO i RADIO 1938, RCA $ ZENITH EASY TERM S HOFMANN Electric Scrvfce M artin's G arage G eneral LISTERINE M artin’s W E R T -T h e JE W E L E R M W ** 4U **4*1 riM t w b W i M d JB vuinr - Carage DUm m t m- w i m AM S a m r tv CIO Group Plckota AtLouU Ford Dealers w r. L o u i a T t i r t - t r i - T b * CIO United Automobile Worker* Union. vhWh baa bean on strike At *ko ford Motor Ooutpaa/'a 8t. Lotila aaaeiqbly plan) abwe m ta ia s by ord dealer*. picketing Iko bant tag picture, conirtbafas much to IU chart*. Tho woodg ot early morning wllh |bd qgfi glint inr on tb* yin* needle*, pad th* aiueU of PM good aertk vfy Inc all aWOt ago, Tb* hugkq* afvon ra o n e itv BIO TURKEY DINNER * . , ’• T V union charged IV Ford rmuMs have been supplying • »«k nen and gqtoioWMs *o «sny than* U and an fkalr job*. Matan N. Jakg- ■' % 0w / a*• .1 o q* -* * >>1, ti i * 1 - O'i “* - A•* ■W * V-' *. • j ■** • i \ A.» U : .- *. ' ' ' ] ' «* ’ * * * t 1 ’ *"■ ‘ ' *7* ' L - * ■ ■# ...—If,—woo— �"V * f * T ^ F T y ^ 'r ^ 'p T O T f ! J ! W ♦. And Personal Activities R are T rptt Prem ised Muajc 1 A t Concert O f Symphony ELIZ A B E T H BRIGHAM JQ R B A N , 6 * d f ty E<Hcr Social Calendar B y F id e lia C la a a Ufa, wkkh open* It* twelfth son. In tha Winter Fork audltoytum with'a pi r fine and weft MONDAY Mu. The Seminole High School H- Urc Faculty will sponsor a Fodtrol to tha - Theater Flay, "Everyman'' to be Baptist 'Siren In the High School Auditor- Thered tom at 1:00 oVloek. The public a Mr*, £ cordially Invited to attend Mr*. The Ladle* AbalUary of the dent. | First Presbyterian Church will bustn'a hold a board meellnr at 3;0o social 1 o'clock In the session' room. The game* •• b«»tne*» meetingwill follow t t for wh . >:!o o'clock In tha social room*, to Mr* Circle Number One of the Klltab* i Woman's Missionary Society of . h*fr* the F ln t Methodist Church will \b # bo ; meet at tha annex at 1:00 o'clock. Mr*. C. | Circle Number Two of the *r Lit! ' Woman's Missionary Society o f Mrs. S the First Methodist Church will B'ftnpei meat at the home of Mrs. W- 1* • Mr*. S I Morgan, 009 Palmetto Avenue, at Ham k Mr. and Mrs O. K. Fullager of Part Washington, N. Y. have ar­ rived hare to spand tha winter. .Mr and Mrs. W. P. Andorson of Mertchoa, N. Y , and Mtaa Mary Lrwls o f Newark, N. J. will spend the winter season at Silver Lake Mrs- Anna Bartt ‘ and Mrs. Hlakard Strieker of >Edgerton, It*!*., kav* returned to their homra ‘dfOaC'vkiting Mr. and Mr*. L- A for the past month. Mr and Mrs. B. J. Overalrtet, Jr. of Oviedo announce the birth of a daughter . yealerday a< the Florida Sanitarium In Orlando. at 3:00 o'clock. All circle mem tern are urged to bring their plate offering to Upir circle meetItigs. ' T o -N ig h t— S u n d a y T o -N ig h t -; Play SCREENO Play OYNAMITf llfL L « T » r IS I* ■■ I* >* J FRED S C O T T MOONLIGHT rwr RANGE ___ lU r _ Union of Tamp* Mra. left yeati^day after bavin* l“'*n »H 0*lf?( ^ n > A If X lu Q r i U 1Ov II f the guest of Mr*. Fannie V. la* the gifted wlfa of the conductor for a short time of the orchestra, will eaplflfl! Mr*. L. C- KtKkrd has frlllrned it-ierprei and lllnstrtt* the ptnto her homo an" We»t Ftrit Htsm with et lection a on the pi' ftre a t, attry having. tl»l'«d . lu a no;_ea that bar hearers still (Jalneavllln and Alacliun D r a U< prepared 'th e better to underrlum) what they are to h ra r a t short time. the concert. Mcmberahlps can be MU* Dorothy Mitchell, who nl- acquired a t Dr. Holt'a haute on tend* (b* Florida State Collr-rr far thl* uctaslan. During l**t year, Mr. Bloch, Women, la spending the weekend with her parents, M r and Mrs- J who la one uf the m a t dietingC. Mitchell, ' at their home ■n ti*heil orchestral conductors of 'America, a* well a* an accom­ Magnolia Avenue. , plished violinist In hi* own right, Mias Kathryn Thigpen, who !< lots carried forward notably th» attending the Florida fifate fn l training of thl* orchestra, Inleg* for Women, will spend th • crisiaing I1* appreciation of It* weekend In flalneavlll# for the work, unifying It* spirit, aug­ Fall Frollca. Btie will ha a gueji menting the ituallty of i<* lone. at th* Alpha Tau Omer* house. |l I* really rem arkable th at a body of instrumentalist* brought Dcech wood t* being used In (Jermany to repUcc th# custom• ary corh for bolt I* stopper*. E a s te r ti S ta rs father, mold not endure the ab­ sence of orchestral music, haraclf organised thl* symphony orches­ tra and now devotes her energies tn hunting down musician* for It. K Is a labor uf I o n drtt-rvIng of the support of alt who enjoy fine music and want to attravt. inusir-lovrra to Central 1 U « . Park Av*. ,, * » i. » * T io a t iis i II) Mrt-link' 1* *• * ..................... II “» A yl VuUIIS (•h .IpI.- b l.lt llo K . - 1 ' !* 1 F r a i l d r 111* l . i l m a i u l a l i caettetr. ,1* t la ly . la V ' o f r r h t lI O w n a t, ll. - r t lo a . J :*» , 1’ )t. | « itv „ llu a M r r l l n g , I I I P, M * Torw lart L . i „ -Horns Suluiday; tHi'O-alf Uiretln* 1 Three Miles .South uf 5-stiTilld On Orlando Highway . " DINE & DANCE „ U | i.S II* I**»I!S« A i» “ *a . g<.I*tars y o e iln a - t-»» l ‘ - “ F r O la y . , H, >tr e tin a , I w f >1 , t r ilj o re c o r d ia l! ) I n t l l K In a lt t l ir s r Her) &C*. I ’n ln a r , If I In >•*a n i» r y irt|fti~ r D nod fro m Jar)>*.-a< v i l l r W ill S a v e ISC I.t I'll' H a tu r d n r an d gw a-ia. . . . . d in a r rr-T7^ A linAPOIltjAlU TI F iu ir m w iH t m ii V tIT X PR IN C ESS M a i i Iia n * | id n „ H»tn»i.i< B. L Perkins C II I 14 IV *1 I \V r4 n rw .l-t,. ; li i' « g rm lu M i* Hrikliv A d d r e s s e s IT A iv lre t l*r. It II. 'Caswell *)...!<c <>i riURT i ni n m . o r rtniHT, kllt^TlNT "Denial f'liulc" at the regular 1*0 iu » t :nt| H l i •«(. A meeting of the Weat Able I*. T.' AH I t Hi hi*ol, I la A M Huiiltd.t i ' t n ir r li l* "• which was held T hutvley if tarA M W*tn»»*t«> K lilU M M llniry Fowl 2(1'.' Ijtv ln g Mnah linrs* Feed C lint* I’ttlp jfog Ford 1 $ 1-80 $ 2.:is S I .05 S I .05 , * 1.7* I’KICBH ARE PER SACK ELKS’ LODGE NO. 1241 WILL HOLD ITS 27TII ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICE S U N D A Y , D E C I C M b K K B T H - 3:00 P . M . AT TIIB KUiS* IIAI.J.— KAHT NKt'ONlI STREET N ew S tylcn ‘or th* Holiday Srason Whether )ou want a simple coiffure or an Individual style for Ik* ■**a> gala arcaaloaa, we ran give Ibe wav# beat Bulled to your personality and half, TKI.KI'IIONB 715 EVALEEN’S BEAUTY SALON H t'liAiil - l*> Hi < I ) r . B . I ) . C a s w e l l Jilraa ti*gm*«L LL, II. I )*ri|H rit.it |*ral*r T H E S E P R IC E S V ttrn rr V fflV A V iiu ti anit 3M Hi ('It 11*1 Inn ITik I. 4 h i /, 7 11' H|.riilki*r, M u i r U I h -ii l^j»l»rr i*> Mi** SEE SW ING KINGS Alor runk Worimp II imi H. im m i I.) lhv I'rtMor A M. YOU H i i u i n m i % T io * a i . n i u i r M i' l t u r i h torn). *it. II CLAUS W H EN find Itlit NVw Y ork • 1 in I* M, HviltlnK IVtHuMl* HuLJ‘ 11 liar 1*»11% Hr. iirt SA N TA CHARLIE KOONS lio n r * h in I* >1 i* «• Y O U C A N T H E L P B E L IE V IN G IN RVEKY NKtHT i 'M I im h gun«U> 0 p r\|rrM III A 1| H iim l.ii || nn it H i.?nliiM Hillt). « l TH) " I I I t u A CHIME OF GOSPEL PELLS T o TIIK M l 'i i r tlE n i» nrnwhitf, i» i». r«»i^ (II AL NCtiJti, .* ■ ' H u b j r r l .•« r « . . n i t » ll. l H lM .li.-r,I Hui,.1a> n U h l m t i l i 1iip |h *I T uberose!,-. n> ni»r ?th h i . a l. m are Here Again! PERK'S CLUB F sih tr Tk'-msa Kelly ‘ ili-ndat etrentng Heapo'ii *•, j V .ilh « t W IIII b ii . t r F a r r e ll liw u ln t Mernieu .. I VorJda;Jehu I’. UoUer. ' I* • FalhBt W**H*s4ay: , - . > ' -%* V * - ' - Come In Today lo r Your Xman Join The Whoopee Makers Al A T TH E C H U R C H E S T t it ; orMowre « * n H a rtH at the regular m#*tla« of| Samtnol* iu * p » r N am har T»h> o u te r nf FT»iteJn s t a r which/ Waa held Thursday night, are AB lollA tli U n , M arrui Tyro Worthy Matron. II. H K . tfU n JWurthy patron. Mr* K. C. 1 BY Aa*ucl*tti .matron. John courier Aasuclata patronMr*. |t, w . T ifm er. . Secretary. Mr* llarry Kara . . . . Treasurer. Mr*. C, 1, I r w i n _ Conductress. Mr*. K H U atlu* . ... A s s o c la tu rolidurtr**#*, •Mr*. IP O: Moure. worthy tn* ■run. Pn-slited In tha Hast and I'. «■ h\ Utaiy tilled (ha worthy patron* alallon. Installation will b* conducted by Mr*. 0 B. McKay, pa.i grand matron of th« grand chapter n( Florida, tha data ul which will t»* announced later. region and I* an gaaet worthy of the aupport of tb* whole eommunlty. Sanford at preaent ha* no direct representation among , the player*, but Mr*. Marie I King who uaed to lire here and t*' now of Orlando, play* among the first violin*, and Louis Mar­ vin of Osteen la among the violas. The four concert* of <h* prea- hmjtt in *hc school r-uuil'iriuinrnl season will be given on De­ i Sir*. R. L. Heard, prvsidept, cember R. January . H . February!. o| h nid tic mce'itij with a prayer 2.1 and March 2). “Tile orchestra which * hutinrwa au'wtion w u I* supported In addition to <agal*|Jiebl. The mrntbecs derided to hrip tree Ipth** by membership* tn tbo purchase a marhmr for testing Society which Include* on# adml*. th e eye night if -.nc school children ■Inn. and by tha contribution* at of J h lt.. district. The attendance Guarantor*. It 1* non'profit mak­ p rlir was won by All.* J Mn ing; nobody make* a nickel. In- Chonle's class far the second time. deed, ther* I* u perpetual KraWh - A fter the business a-so cial'h o u r Tfoi money.' The orchestra ful­ was r n Joyed and rrfn'shm vnU fil* tin- dream of Mis* Mary L- were served The room was deco­ l.conanj nf Winter Park, who, rated in Christm as colors with red hcrsflf a pianist, nf notable at­ candles and a decorated Christmas tainment* and bnfllaacy; coming to Florida some twenty year* oh F in e W a tc h R e p a irin g D ia m o n d S e ttin g AKD E n g ra v in g M c L a u Iln , J e w e le i -i . • !.. ► - rf- - v A re E je c te d ■ti*|rether out of many kind, ■>(1 I®' dally employment hM from varl* 2 ' «*u» pari* of Central FtorMn H Indeed from ee |h r a* Jackson-. ** | vllle and Tampa-l *rlth mWtvrlyi P* few rehear**!*, thoulif be workedl J* Into unity and flnenea# of prr* fornianre worthy of n inetropoU* l" Ian nrg*nii*t(on. |t hat beentm-. " one of ibe attraction* of Florida;;j >• more than a few m'uale-lo'ei *, I* from the North come fo the**i ; parla berauae there ia a aympho-. ’• ny nrcheatra within reach. ** While it rentara In Winter l‘ark, affiliated with Rnllina Col*■ lege. It belong* to thl* whole. Personals % ' * \ ‘ -2 " .■'», 1.1*11'OfI HKItVKI) IIV THE ItHINK ONLY t'orksg* on all package gimda. NO COVES O lA k tiB All k(n«l» uf toy* oil itii«|ilay tlmt iftilf nmkr ih ii rh rl* tmail mi ru tin m erry mu fur m an), mini) (hiltlicn in 8«nfurd nm' Hi ini-»•*! CNmiit/ Wi* a r t f*Mttiring )K.*’li,i i hcmKrn Iricyrloi. nil kiinU nf fur Imili >oung and nld, in d a widi» Ni.]iH>(|nit nf idfiur ( lirUtina^ gifts that ymi ximply m utt iti'ft ttnw ! , "We (tater tn th* |W*t" IMtONE SANFOiiO 1123 hast ) It** •, • ** I1 M I U n it I in. O u t ii lii'im lA 'M i «i niii r r l i a i » !•••iit i in f» I*. At* ■w r uiin fioai'M. T% m:n\ 4i l.r iI 111 ilM vt itn->l (aMiir*"V A) rain Th* Itrv Waill«i ii tju**u Hundab Hrhwui. >41 liitriiinu M*(r»«■•*« II *»■* f^YangtUnl IVnlltr i*nl»l lltill |trri*rItH!1 Hit lit* ^ ilrtrn * lii Hint A u g * l» * ‘ K h M n X r lU l it* li|#l‘iill|(. **I|I*|m » * 3•* Al Th* lt*% Hg*ph*id » 111 |*i tin rhr a0hi*r|t *’A I’liim- llitipd l** iI* ^ I' h "( < Vv^/ArtlMli Wlth uW t*P*> Hhptani U4 jj- 1.1 aori.B I t t t i e u r t l t e n i it It**. Jskii J Kellaghan. I'..^ar ■atari Mas.c. u l i t a*« i* ** a it t la lli m as* Kitging al- l i r ' A , detottnaB *1 S yilsr:. SMiy iM TJgMay Bf f » I". Hunday H * r n ln a a.ini.-u t.y wlr* todlitlee tb it oomtantly m lgOa * coyer the natloQgl market, w# can 'flikSsraaK S v anawor tkii question for pen dally during the shipping season. AFO ta careful to avoid the “ damping" arena, appreeiatlng fully that ft* own reputation aa a dltlribnting outlet reata aolely on aucceiatnl ealee for Ite producer and (Upper alUiate*. .- When you a r t ah g p tsg through *a, you need no •altamen, no bookkeeper*, no traffle manager, ao aeout* to pick the prod) plaoea. Two hundred and twelve of the prime couautnlaf eeeU n \u the United S u te s and Canada in o o u taal contact with ua, affording yon pick of•market u Icr U a \ are qnkldy completed, with prompt amounting and prompt payment in fulL SKATES ItKMKI'ALLY la)W |*JUCES on a gift that, I* sure n*ki- tin- -ireiptent'* eye* sparkle with genuine da- ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES We can J*‘.Ike Universal line of auUnnalic toasters, waffle ), ajtir-oili't 1-lccirlcal appliance#'that make „ really pra«* HfiXT jJtc thmi now on dtspla^. • S W ESJ U T t. T’ " SEMINOLE HIGH FACULTY i SPONSORS Fodarul Thoutre Player# In CHESTER CHRISTMAS CYCIi! EVERYMAN Oct the lrug faeta a^out AFO direct from ui now, Wyi ahall be (ta d to Aiaeuu problm u urttk you anyglad diwuai your yi S at. Come la and aee Uf W O ft C o « « c #W |d * 4° 4* y alw ays, f o r quality lUCAN FRUIT GROVERS INC. T F l W B- SCOIh U m w , . Make Hill llgrdware'your Uiristmas gift h*ad>iuart*ee tbla year. Wo have a wide rang* of selection in glfUi that are aur* to suit V IU| taste as well as your pocketfxmk. IN* toy*, game*, an,I' practical gifts, a* wall aa any cdhar gill yea might wish, so* ua flratl m S4 R FO BB, n n tU D A H igh School A uditorium SOI EAST FIR ST ST. HANFORD, FLORIDA I i �BATUIDAV. S K D m i 4. "Th* Last Gangster” Edward Robinson! Has Stellar Role' In Gangster Film SHIRLEY TEMPLE IN ^HETOr* ■ •, • •_vdK,T '.K j» .T _____ / 31kTwy->t < n r / « S h MFit Ftr A Kisg1 tures. Bow pl«ya tha ' laat- Ho ete d a beloved story that te a M* comes Wednesday to t t e Rita thralled millions the world over .Theatre la “The I^rt Oaagstor,“ a lterires Sunday on tha acreon of drams tie story of a man's term lb ( - t h e 'Rita Theatre In the never-toa penltenilary, with James Stewart, hrforgottsn picture, "Heidi,’ .R ose Stradner, glamorooa new , Jetenna Byprl’s enchanting tala actress from Vienna, and * notable brought to such laughing, lev: lag Ilfs by Twentieth Century/ V * "The Last G angster" tells of th o ' p ' , ' ^ T n that It touches the deepest I Imprisonment of a ''public enemy . h .’..,, . . t M WMBp-dfc ■ "M , earners of tt e heart. ' *nd the struggle of Ms wife, who L ’J | k V V .’sfr v * J ' \ f ™ - ’ Rveryarhere readers in all Ian'% y-- ■Sm M B B H dM not know his railing, to loro ffiifc.-.’'I* • ' -if;" ' gaages have been charmed by ’ her Identity and >svr their child 7 C l ' ' C V V l 1 -- ’’ !' » the warmth, tmderneas and .from the dlsgtare sMache.1 l<> his ■ . . ” ^ .V •, * beauty of the Swiss dips and all Jitm.•• Htewart and Roan inm e. the colorful folk dwelling up t»l i ntln'T. S K IM ', latest screen ' Miss Stradner pUya the wife I ' / . *• ^ 1 '* ' ..‘S ' IJust under the aUra, Into whoso ritnl, in., mat with Edward 0. *ni1 H,«w»rt the new i|«perm si, Uvea "Heidi" brings tenderness Itnhlnron In ''T he L*»t a tng "h o befriends h rr and with whom ■ and mirth and courage. An em- «t"r“ nt lhe K it. Theatre ‘ he finally find* hsppln,.,,. K<|- I 1 ft' Mttered mountain-top exile I* Wednesday «nrt Thursday. | ward l.udwlg directed from it reclaimed from hla fierce hat# of --------------------» rr« n play by John l^ e Hahln. ( t t e world by the heroine, who In tha m*«i 3 i ihring* him a new seat for Ufa New Comcily Team In ' K"l,l“1 penltrnllsr)', grim detail. and a youag girl U given strength and th* will to walk F o r .T w o V ^ ' X k ragaln In tt e story that ha* ---------------I great newspaper of flees, and Inner _ . . . , • , . . . . . . . ■ thrilled readers of every country. Introducing a brilllaal new light workings and haunu o f gangland Twentieth Century-Po* at last bring* Johanna Spyrfa beloved I "Heidi." one of the world'* fa- comedy loom In the persona of provld* the dramatic backgroundi*,ITeldP to the screen with Shirley Temple starred In the title role. fpaoua atori**, had to wait for It* B arters Rtanwyck and Herbert for tt e control romance(The famous story that walled foe Its star Is a picture for which .(tar before It could bo brought Marahall, “Breakfast fof Two" is The dramatis highlight la lhe> Shirley will always be remembered, to the screen, decUres Darryl P. offering rrpWl* w J ih .w K ty dla- seene la prison where MUs fltrad-{ r— ^ Saanek, and tt e reason I* evi­ lo g u e,' rylrth proroklng sUuaHcas ner Jells Rob lason a te a t/la st dent. Shirley was cast In tte tIU* and clever characterisations. _ barer* the tru th , and m ust leave | P R O G R A M M E F O R W E E K O F D EC . 5 rots la roaponao to the thousands Barbara Stanwyck U cast aa a aim and taka their baby away forT H E RITZ of movie fans who besieged the studio with requests that ah* pUy a Z J S & f f S . u ™ .! s u m , ' » « * * — »«■» - - > • — - - >•» playboy whom e te meets In a .as the gangster’s henchman, Doogfor: 8hlrley Temple In “IIE1D1 with Jean Hcrsholt and Arntght dub and escorts home In a ' U s Hootl, John Carradino, Sidney thur Trearhrr. tipsy stag*. iBIackm er, G rant Mltckoll, Edward Tuesday only—This way to Uugha—This way to romance I lo o m in g that t t e charm ing]8 ' Brophy, AUn B a ilo r, Prank ^ mu, | , | T i n g WAY PLEAflK" with Buddy Roger*, M*ry | ne'er-do-well, a* pUy*d by M a r Conroy and Louise B earers. j u v ln re io n . Nad Boarka. Ruf# Davla and Batty OraMa. W Walter Perris and Jallen shall, la sadly neglecting a steamJaaephson U an achievement ta ship line to which bo has fallen Tha aupertority of animals In hWanacrlblng a familiar and be- heir, and U squandering hie Income man. said Bernard Rhaw rerent-j rlteod story to the acreon. on □ lands Parrel), a dlssy actress, ly, la abown In lb s fart that In s',R eading tha cast U Jean Hare- Miss Stanwyck decides to reform UUy . r e sts . wo shall perhaps j halt, famous veteran actor who him and then merry him, despite havs Invented a raarliln* that givae kia greatest characterisation his plans to tte opatrary. • <■ will milk c0«a without the; :as this grandfather of "lleldl." A To this end ah* employees har preserve r P f Ih o ,- farmer but SfflbouC .thd idwI.-rHaarhu Guitry /In ‘,v*ni|eflulr#\jri l*nrlsl. meat'difficult he has aver had to Marahall la thb position where he portray, llm h o lt says, because ha* to work- for a- llvUg- Mlsa The effect c f a aeorplnn • *»lng .w(..tb<» dnllnaalkm .1* Rtonwyek, -w ish..Marshall's faith- la seldom -futil-t<r hmmtr-brtnjrw placed on physical mannerism* fv| man-servant. Eric Blnre manaThere Is |irorllc>lly no Itinerary •od rftenUon au details of potUn g .i lo mate a 'man »ut of th* " ‘‘ ' had dreda." spimlilirlfi In spits,of himself. . In H ardrn. Those two expert pov"raym of acreon dumbness, Hugh Herbert and Allen Jenkins, will be aeon on the screen nt th* Rita The­ atre next Saturday In what U described aa th* goofiest mystery- a Job. Betty become* aa uatec •Ha and falU under tte ’JWM leader's apafL T te hand leafer j g f r h f o U a ; tr ,!; g a a f t £ t t t s ! « r iS l2 I t | M S -| » J lr ,l<| Mewty tu m la b e d '.f ’rftom apartm man I, aao i • Magnolia " A v to I'hone SM. ( •• i f i iim **» Ford Coups |1 U —fourwbSvl f troller i m —largo semitrailer , with a rebuilt Dodge truck, Bool ^ ’ WANTED:” job aa~nurre or dish : • washer. Julius Dronauti, l i l t Carpenter repair work or p*lnt*v. U A. Bmltk. 1H Baaford Are- | the weal and scurried about tho sky kicking up anow, and tha North Wc have a: domiaata tins of oil JUar .bllaked • aa though ha could ii burning, gaoMIno aad. sdactrlo a 't boll*vo hla oyao. heater*. Got o u r pricoa before you , . A fte r a n h o a r t t e fs x stopped buy. Bcott-Currekvay. Inc. * In a forest path ta catch his breath D IC Y C LK C n ~ p T L iB T teim and •, "How do you.Ilk* K ?" h* asked. " I f * w eitdarfal," said Iltlg a . "8* • a hug* aieort m eat o f toys and utk more .fu n t t e a the silly ganson f a r Ukrialmaa g ifts.' Bod are play a t t t e toyshop.” our window*. HiU H ardware Co.. •*imoo ' , “C ertainly," m id th* fsx— ___________________________ ' “Ysw're not like t t e o tte r dolls" ELECTRIC TOA8TKRB. w affle “T h a t's rig h t," said another Irena, fru it Juicer* and Irena. | ru « voles, end two fir cones fall All In la te s t patterns and con- |a io Uolga'a Up. H oles looked up vanloacsa. Boo t t e display. Hill and saw a young f ir tree bowing. H ardw are Co., Inc. , I t m id, “ W# know you. You're tt e aatltls* that a aan haa •*«•» Uruuaht asa la sl ro e In aheva loyVivuu! fa g h aakdsd toward t e r aaphtg, “ ip h a lf *■ hour w ell reach the a re " U a lg a w as ao i-uiltod a te forgot about t t e tree. Aad t | » fox did look p re tty , aad t e ran ao feat, dual a s t t e fe e mid. In half aa r f W V r r r R80N AL ENGRAVED CS^PTIN O CARDS X •»» d -iM ,' > styled mart m. wasmcik Usyuly .clerk. llelga was ao tired ah* could bare­ ly say, “Thank you." "Back tomorrow night," wkla* in-rid th* foa. “Kla*,’‘ aakl llelga. She slipped Inlo th* loyates and Ibars sat the tin aoldicr, wide awake. “Oh, I'm so glad yoa are back safely," ho mid. "! was worried.” "How kind," whispered Htlg*. “And how foolish. Do go to te d U pright piano, good condition,J I'm quite ell right." for quick a a U - U M i ' T erm s la T te two dslla slipped o ff tn their reliable party, Fkono p*«J. ” •*«• *k“ k— ^ ,f l r l f* ' beds- And all the way home tte white t o chuckled to hkmaelf. Oo* guitar, good c o n d itio n - frightened Th* whM* fox w aited Monday: B eats la Wise. Coleman . gasoils* b ta la r. up tn t t e tree, stretched up hie Phone u a -J . , pa art, put hla sharp claws sad ~ I bags* U scratch the trunk c f t t e umT sT^ _______ " - T ^ t*_ .trwa. T te Ire* skivered aad said, d tl i h * * ■ © < • k. a maaU re tm . aw. paooc .rP Im oo. w k lu fax, maybe It r a r e , rood a i l w M a i r b s r ta .-* a U Ualga. ' t e a m a t FI etas t e r BrotkoCa'! The fo s atopred. m y lag, " I f* Farm an Baaford Avo. Rdo W. ta o d f t e ‘t e tree, f t will grew Quash M otion iM r.’ , » '4 ; 5 K •n iiiU t cwuri In , ivaaarery a r wavAu ■iiJi|«ii/rio ijr ^ f ' j s r . f l a v ^ b j r ' t . r (iuANt|d 1’ a RV, a VHieiUa «ori-r»iU». «• S. P. incnMtHiM, tha title of aal* Uraagei C lerk at C lre u ll Court, quiet Hturei Company In snd le Bemlael* C ounty. F lo rid » . Maval Ihs nbuvo descvlbe* land aad pvemlecs aad yoa are hereby reuulred la HI* wUk tha Clerk at Mid mart at the Court-house at Maafard. narlda. ysnr artllua aapaaraara tpereaaallr or by atto.i.er) la said salt aa the flral Monilsy la tieaemhar. l i lt . ImInn lbs till hay o f mid maaibi ai.d tbvrealter la file With Mid , a forporillon elaik sour written detente*. II a t Ike Btate sap. U Ibe bill ml complain la Mid salt *1 Iba lime pra*rrlbtd| by law. . Herein tall a n *r jadgaMat will be catered aaalaat 16—House* For Kant lV , • Oeeaaloolly a eorpm la fouikl. More, ' frequently there • are •creams of w ia m . crash** of th tinder, blinding ‘.flash** of orf int » n tn R o fin llghtakigL Tot between all «hcs* from U* Job and tel jdHdM’. Batty nervo-chinihg keenas tt e i uate' to'bUm« plans hU tevangdTlU WmWr-domtemaaouaara. ot.JIcj.-. propaaso -»»• tec- «nd* S H l i f P l te r t airi Jenklna bring burst* of IIV"**; n-V tSA „ / 'ED: 16 cuitomer* lo buy Coats. Hadyr'i Specialty ( l , • — S itu atio n W anted V reb teiw im b to d.odo.ooo yaare L B Q A L N O T IC E SANTA salved OO Mary Livingstone, plna ter da* Ilrious laugh, and Fibber MeOea and Molly, those Inimitable funster* of radio faaM, m ate aa auspicious acreon debet la ono of the h lffeet laufh-(etter» etor to kmm oat of the Fare manat •ladle*, the mu*leal comady-ro/nance “Thl* Way Plea*** which play* Tuesday at the Rita The­ atre. . •* Conceived In the gay tradition which made “Waikiki Wedding," t r a m orr the Moon* and otter musical eomadlea the smash hit* of the year, "This Way Please*' goes all the way la giving a full portion of aldft-eplIUlag hu­ mor. rar-catchlng malodlea and Ike wholesome brand of romance. In addition io tha throo topnotch radio humorists. tteC om edy to t t e acreon Charlea ^ ■ -Buddy" Roger* aj .a heartv breaking band trader, tha ytrecR out, blond Betty Gruble, who can­ not resist hU allure, that* parpetuslly sour-pusaod comad lan, Nod 8parks In tte rule of p phoney-Idea press agent, and Lao Bowman, who made cock aa tarprraalon In "I Met Rim la Paris," " U st Train Prom Madrid* am! •Sophl* Long Com West," as t«* enterprising theatre’ manager. Also add. for generous measure. arekrtAi, ssArruna BUSINESS MAN’S . LUNCH NO FOOLIN’ PERK’S CLUB hevafer Blvea that L r , r J tr 'H J S Osmiy rla CkaaMMr. .........- Cut Flow ers �> SANFORD. FLORIDA, M01 Killing Frost For Florida Growers Predicted Tonight Sub-Freezing Temper-j attires As Low As 19 ' DegreesForeseenBy State Weather Man r e c a s t sub-f reelin g ternn t u r e s and killing fro st ir F lorid a’s f r u it an d vegeh ie grow ing a re a s d u rin g ie n ig h t an d advised grow l to ta k e all precautions, i nave th e ir crops. T h a b u re a u 's fro s t w arn- stunning lurprlip Col. and Mra. Charles Lind­ bergh returned to the United Jttates yesterday aboard the liner President Harding after an ab­ sence of nearly two years spent mostly In England. FLORIDA STOPS KENTUCKY BY « POINT MARGIN Est abl i shment s Of Adams And Parramore Produce Evi­ dence Of Lotterie« KNOLKWOOfl, New J»r»»y, Doe, «. —-(A*)— Colonel and Mr*. Chariot A• Lindbergh »ro homo from a twd-yesr exile abroad but the guarded arrea ot the Morrow rotate hold tho aeeret ot why they bare runie and how lon i they will alay. The hero ot Amrrlctn aviation and hla wife, Anne, slipped unheralded Into New York yeatorday momlna Tdioanl ill* United Blatra tlner President HardingTho return of the Lindberghs . LAKELAN^T Drc. (1.— AP)—The w eath er bureau g asrvtce hare predicted the m pm lura would fall aa low * ' Cuba Tickeb Are Seized In Lottery Raid UNDY BACK Fruitm en Advised To “Fire” Groves towReadings in Each Town Forecast For ’ 7 O’clock Tuesday AY. DECEM BER «, 1M7 to Columns Of S m o k e Are Seen Rising As Demoralized C h inese F l e e Capital City and County law cnfore** mcnl officers, armed with a search warrant sworn out by Aaalatant sta le Attorney Lloyd F. Boyle, pounced simultaneously on >ha ‘wo business establishment* at the interaction o f Flench Avenue *"‘1 Thirteenth Street surly Sat* unlay afternoon aa a result of the aala of “Cuba" Uckelt earlier In the day, It waa repo tied et.th* h'herlfra office IhU morning. Aa a rrault of the raid the pt«prielora of the «wo ea'nhliihmrnt*, B ritish W arship v Bombed By Japs Four British Cargo Ships Also Hit In Japanese Air Reid SHANGHAI, Dec. * — (A P )—T he, vang u ard of Japanese troops approached today w ith in th e tig h t o f Walter 1lodge (fill, Kentucky halfback, went down hard In this play, but not until ha had gained the ancient walls o t N anking, evacuated capital. n yards again*! Florida on a rlGe pan*. It w as not until iha third quailrr that Florida broke C hina's th e Tokyo worries* deadlock on a touchdown by Delaney, and tften fought loodi-and nall to keep their alt (UUpatchcg to new spaper A sah l said th e t margin. Thr final score was: Florida It, Kentucky 0. The gome waa played In Qalneavllla. Ik® 'J* H Pirtimut® sfi<I R. A. Adintli amall contingent of 'ship n « * a 1brother or Boas Adams, were atr*Dort®r» ind earner* men who*rfitwl iftr r numerous loll tty hail g(inn to meet (he thlp on.booka wem found in tbclr puaaeatheir routine aealgamenls, llllle alon, Th* men were released later, exporting to find tho liter and however, on Ihelr own recogiu* hla wife—marked another chap- aance, awaiting further action by Itr In the strange saga of flight the Stale Attorney ur lh* Grand that began December IS. l i l t . Jury. Ilia home-coming Bfa almoat Mr. Parmmore, the Herald waa aa accretive aa hta departure, reliably Informed, was selling tieOnly a sharpeyed cameraman, keta In a tottery said to be eonwho happened to bo lingering dueled by Joseph Jarrell who waa near Ihs third-class gangplank recently Indicted by (he Grand and apottad tha slim, aertoaa- Jury on charges of operating a Hendon Explains New Murphy Act To R otary Club Japanese Police Continue Clean-up Drive On Bootleggers F e d e r a l Aqthorities Assist Local Aims To Curb Moonshine Law Expected To Put Thousands OfAcres Back1On Tax Books fiB bt-ibr n 'rfrf 'S iT O -w -confirmed,^r*. SH O T zA iw r Negro Boy Injured In Auto Accident n C C 4 'and conclodinv on Jan. *T wttk ak J inter-city assetInq In P aln n d In th* nhaenc* *f B. II. 0»Umnn. president, JI. B. Pops, im- The Sanford Junior Chamber of commerc* holds Its weakly luncheon In lh* Valdes Hotel to­ morrow at n l l o’clock. Member* of the Campbell Lea­ sing Post of the American Legion will meet in the Legion Hal on th* ,tonight at 7;30 o’rieck, according Ito Commander U. H. WorkmanOf. P W- DuDoae, of Orlatulo will Im- the guest speaker at lh* meeting of the Pm byterlan Men’s t luli tonight, 0 P. Herndon, pres­ ident of the Club, announced today. G. Herman Brown* 63, Dies Suddenly From Heart Attack Avoid The Rush , > CITY NSWS BRIEFS The Seminole County Commis­ sioners will meet for their regu­ lar evasion in their.chamber in Iha Court House tomorrow at IOiOO o’clock, t'lcrk of lhe Uu«rd, O. p. Herndon, reported this morning. j tViMn^fdy AH tmde**1tahWt deWnquent Ua l i l t My Inti taken 1 hf*1 small cvHff irate*-are aold’tb the hlghect M harori tn Eng­ leH rilver/il kinder, was given Rota riant dt land .because life lg America had h 4 U 'rt:« * ' Ihelr regular weekly luncheon In become .‘‘u rM /y w il* ' HrSugh the ViWrt'lfi»l«n>y 0 . P, IfefnJon, ganryUr, threni* and an after I• j -, . , a mkth ot the .kldpap murder of hla clerk of ,lhe' court, today, while flrtl.Vorn aim .And tha trial of Bert Mallhle of. AHamonip Springs Hauptmann. nuulo a plea for support o f tbo Brief Visit Indicated Ship’s oftlcera said today fhnl Childivn'a homo Society of Florida Colonel Lindbergh boardad the G Herman Droyrn, 03. Banford at JackaonvltleI’realdent Harding at Uauiliamp Tho Murphy Act resulted from ton wearing dark sun glasses, Sanitary Inspector, died suddenly the Legislature's dealt* to put with hla coat collar turned up, aa a result of hear' attack at hla back on the lax roll* the tremen­ and covering tha lower part of home at 1114 Park Avenue yesletdous amount of average In Florida hla fact with hla 'arms. Ila ap­ day afternoon. Mr. Brown, who has been con­ on which the taxes had become peared worried, they aald, leal delinquent and from which nothing he he recognised before the ship nected Willi the City Sanitary De­ partment for ovey a year, w-A* waa being derived for the support left harborborn in Merklinherg county N. C. of tb* government, Mr. Herndon '-Their vlklt will be brief,’* onr aald. If this property could bq ta ­ of the liner’s officers laid. “They Sept- I, 1874, lie has brrn a resi­ ilored to tho tax rolls, and the plan to return abroad Immediate­ dent of this County foy tho past 18 years, and has been engaged In old taxi* settled, it was thought, ly after Christmas.** farming most of that time. Mr. Herndon added, that . future Kmll Uerslappen. night stew­ Mr. Brown 1* survived by his ard, who attended the Lind wife, Nellie llrowi and ‘wo daugh­ bar*ha. said tha colonel was ter*, l*u ra Mas and Annie Belle “quit# liberal,” handing out It who are attending school away tip s from Hanford. Also four brothTha famous couple at I at the “honor place" at Ihs captains table throughout th# trip, with th* ll-y ear-old a rial or, who made tha first solo flight across th* Atlantic In HIT. wearing a tuaedo and black Ua. Once kls Identity became known, nearly al| Ika patsengera asked Colonel Uu8b*rlb for kls aulograpk, whlck be declined to give. He did sign the menu* of tha guttia at Iha captain's table, howerer, on th* last night of tha eoysga. On boarding th* ahlp at South­ ampton, lb* colonel and hla wtfa secluded lhems*tr*a In their at dodging crowd*, mods hta "aocap** sw ■ . of minute* A negro boy Dan Jackson, wa­ rnrd tha vaaeeL which **Houriy . Injured Saturday near Xovember « from South U » InlMMdUM. <* *»* Iha Llndbergb’g occupied »«* Thirteenth Btrnct wh4« la recently used1 by aen. «•» »" o / *n Perabiig when he weal <* Thirteenth J CO. Jerry Bentley, negro. Cbkf phetearsaber’* grreria W*** t C. WBUam. te ­ ll Mann. Iha ahlp'a \ ° ^ T\ . . ... ipher. aald th . eoUaes. Tha J a d darimd acmm tb* thy aa usual, balked par •*"*» ^ ?**** efforts to photogmph »*** • » . ' «Ul a Farm last, ha aald. ha amc- am Wholesale Market In th* path In 'fa ilin g a hastily- of th* moving car which knocked and -sn — t~-n“ r blunod him down nod ran - eve r hla body. Bcntlsy picked up- th* Injured said h* concealed hla b°7 and carried him to th* local uader hla mat and await-, hmpital w h en h# waa found to Undb«8Ch*’ arrival la U * ** ■»!faring from a fractured Japs Advance Within Sight Of Nanking Tho three detachments n( Florida National Guards sta ­ tioned here will hold llirlr week­ ly drill afaal»n hi the Hanford Armory tonight. Violators of Ulty Ordinances ■ til ho tried before Ulty Judge Frank I, Miller tn a session of tho Municipal Uourl at the local Police Hlatlon this afternoon at 4:00 o'clock, The regular meeting of the OilJ Fellows Lodge will La held 'a the (hid Fellows llall tonight at i;00 o’clock, Unlge officials announced today. An elrctlon of officer* wil bo (Cantinas* aa ra*a Th-aay now hvlil by the Police Department on which there la no Federal riamp. together with all othgr evidence and .Information against the law violators will be turned over to the Federal officials to b* used as convicting evidence against the violator*. Up to the present time Chief Williams's operations have been confined to the arrest of transpor­ ter* of the Illicit gooda which la apparently made In territory out of hla jurisdiction, howreer, efforta are bring made In secure the aid of County law enforcing o ffi­ cer* In bemlnolt and nearby counties in an effort to completoiy quash th* Illegal operation* ty nabbing and mnviriing the ntaltera.' Blackcats Leave For Alachua Game Coach R. A. H Wilkinson and hla Hanford BemlPro Hlackcala wilt travel Us Alaebua this after­ noon for a gams tonight with Coach Beeber Fowler'* Alachua wildcats ex par led to draw up­ wards of a 1884 persons In Ala­ chua. Th* Cata who bar* formed a good passing attack wUI ho ex­ pected h take to tha ale If Ik* Alachua* line hold* th* Cat hark tie),I whirl, will constat to night nr 1^*11* llnrnag*. Skinner VInrent, J. W. AUwan and Field General Hilly Odhain. Th* Sanford elevau will re­ turn to olart a, lough aeries of Practlr* session* hi preparation fo Ihelr gam* achedatod here on th* errnlng of D**. JVr a n lint the Hi Mary Celllo*' or .Washing ton. IX C. la be ptafeg tinder the floodlights at Iha Bosnlaoly JUe. Paul Itrdfram, pastor of High Bchnol Alhlottc "Btadlboi. ■ha F lrtt Methudist Church here, waa sleeted prvskirnt of th* Ban* ford Minis'rnil A-s'Krlation at Iha almMon of officcis held In conaecthm wBh Ihelr K-gular monthly nmotbtg this inutnlng. Rev. W- P. Bmeka, eerrrtsry » t tb* organla*U*n, reportrd tulay, Rev. Paul Kedfeam Heads Association Raid Is Successful On Judge’s Ice Box Sectional Issues Seen As Dividing Special Session Paramount Question la E c o n o mi c But Morals Play Part had ca p tu red T o k o h u s h i.G a te , tw o m ilea fro m the Staking watts and that columns ot smoko were visit So for a gr«at distance from ftros within <ho capital, A Japancoo army apohaamaa annouuml an advanro tonight, lie added that there probably would ha nghllng within U s city tomorrow, A torca of troops, ha Bald* had carried Japan’s “rising aun“ banner to within threw milea of Nanking, lie aald the unit waa ndvanelng from Tanrant on tha-Grand Canal ab*at U miles east of NankingHe aiuiounred also that IkW Japanese had advanced toward Wuhn. a -Vangle* Htvar pad, about I t milea aoath noathwvat of Nanking and toward Chlahtang where tha Grand Canal and th* Yanltta merge aboui I t mllaa east of Nash lag. ' Jlpaneao* V anes. tuPaaOhM^ were raporled making heavy ki-1 lacks on the allegedly bewildered* Chinese retreat both from N k* hint and Wwhu. A llrlitah warship and fo*r' merchant vessels were bombed" In a tarrUlc aerial r*M on Wuhq ’ early today. Th<- a hole Nanking area waa In confusion. Americana aowght refuge on tha United States gam l-u t |>auay and other foreigners on llrlitah and K isarh ship*. The bombed HrIt tali ships all wrr. hit when Japanese plana* raided tha air Geld at Wuhta, about 18 miles south and slightweal of Nanking ua -tha Yangta* Hirer. In an effort to deaf ray Chinese roinmunlrallons and Hovli-t Itua-lsn planes Which had been flu*n In over the Chine**Russian air line from BibHta. II M. a Ladybird, anchored off Wwhu. waa ahoworrd with Uunb splinters. (lua report waa that (be Lady bird's commander, Lieut. Comdr. II. Ik Barlow, waa Injarwd slightly In Iha (high. The British steamers Talmvg. of tha nwtlerfleld and Bwtra Interests, and (ha Twckww, «f th* Jardtne lin es, and two ateasaac hulk* war* reported to hare suf­ fered direct hit*. faealgoer* tacaps Injury A HutterllaU and 8 wlr* wmy*> |C—Mawo* — ***» TW*et LOCAL WEATHER Fair and colder whk D ead tonight, cold wavo in centml and interior of aoath portion tamper* ■lures 10 to M 1st utrom o north M to 30 In centml and ahont t t la muckland* o f Okeechobee re* giao tonight and To soda j f i l q nm quit* ao cold In * i rihwmd poetfaxk._______ • ‘ ' ■-1;ir f tw e r y A o d y i ^sb u y s a n a u ses) hrlsfmqs Seals S A ltS M A N ^ Th* mneting was held In >h* a tilF »f ‘h* retiring president. Dr. K. D- Browidn-, in th* Preahytariaa Church. Krv. c. E Elntor*. pastor , r ll,e First Christ InB Church, wa* named secretary ■roMnrer for thr <a1i-*dar year, f l f f Srooks, the retiring *ocr*- a s fU U d that <h« newly *Ucted M weuUI take office >after 4 � 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, 1937 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 04, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 04, 1937. 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 04, 1937; <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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2060103e66e2dd3f91918e30f0bec44a.pdf 15070f9e4caba6300d595c74a8f336e7 PDF Text Text ■ bridge* tiiractln i I to attack swiftly. -------- | will reuse tha Leesburg lad* a rlilidrfn enddreva not given); Mr*. tV. U. Park, Hawthorn. Kl*.; Mr*. II. I> mono a n d .tw o children. CblllUothe, Tax./ ,J|l*s I* n Edg«r, Lawrence. Kan ; Ml** (I. 8. McCullough, Jackson, Ml**.; and Mil* K. J. P elaw m . Nnw Hwrden, Maine n ,. Japan*** a rm / Unit*. IMan* while, spread we«l and aotilh ScnateCom m lttcePreg t S * * .. pares F o rA c tio n O n •Ironger than man/ college team*. ? HousIngActChange S tJ S S S ira ™ WASHINGTON, I>*c. haa aihlblted hla uaual ability at P m ld c n t Roosevelt's plan* to renter, and Russell Odham h«» ajnir trade revival thrmixh n teen termed one of Ihe beat guard* Riultl-htltlon dollar homing boom aver to don a uniform. ■ , . and to .alaih federal highway Tha entire line la mada up of grant* ttM.noo.oou aa a tle p to- hefty Sanford lad* who ' play a ward balancing th e budget, h a te good brand of football been attacked aharply by western The four horsemen in the back* leg W ater* arid skeptical repub* field era all apeedy an d hard-drlIleans In a new burst or conRred-,'v<ng rsrrlers. However, H am ag t. •InnsI " I n d e p e n d e n c e * 1 ptsylng left hslfbaek and Vincent ' Despite republican sh sll'flre and at Ihe .rig h t hsltyM k position a n crilclsm from sems ronservatnu ripeeted to b e a r r e l a r g a portion democrat*, howevrr, Ihe senate of the bell carrying 'duties In tha a lte rin g committee prepared to game tonight, rush action at iho special session! Probeblo startin g lina.up for on amendment* to Iho homing Central F lo rtd i‘a aacond semi-pro • c l which ' noose veil proposed .game of tha yeari • Monday to encourage Iho co n -| Sanford; Jo h n Stanley, la; Jim etructlon of d.Odn.ooo l o . 4,000.- Stapler, H i. Run* Odham, lg | OOd u n its, o*rr me nest t i r e ‘Squires, center; Bob Williams, r g | fears, |n * b y Riser, r t; Angus H arriett, rs ; An attempt alao will be made lo Hilly Odhim, qb; Hamage, 1h; Via* • n tr t k government rcorganlta-jeent, th ; Harold Dektf, fb. tkm bill, which Is on the pre*l*l Iraenburgt Smith, la; Cola, It; denl'a legislative program, before ;rg; Seng, r*t Co*, re; Miller, rb | <he eatraordinary session I* ad- Davis, Ih; Drefus, pb; Rsmbeyt, fbJouroed probably on Dee- ■’*, Karl Nordgren, recently eleet* Senate Majority lender Ilsikley, rd president of tba Sanford Baral* BIG APPLE DANCE *t«ta" tbo figures t m r 1H .000 worker* v i a receive Illl^ O tjO M annual)/ In wacna. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Da*. 1— When lira state U considered aa (A1)—Tha m erchant la tba biggest a unit, Haatan aakl, thara la aa employer — of ,-------tJ*l«r----In----------------. Florida, _ iuch lhlB| aa tho m « M “»•*’ f* He tap* the lourlat builnrea. flla ^ fmpk»yma«t | v r W " E m * . rillroadu, agrtaiH ure, _____ _______ sgrlaaltore, various pioyomt reoctra*___ iU ___________ peak la Jan -1 form* of thdustry and other pur* 1mj j |t low rel ebb la Ju ly suit*. 1 ■ but tha difference la Hm m tw* Tba Florida Industrial remml**t month* h ncgllgabla when wa c« b * *l«n, making su rrey of SAM 4jj« r the atata aa a whole.** employer* wllli eight c r more - ------- PERK’S CLUB PA N C Y S L IC E D R IN D L E S S Cheaper When Groceries Are FRESH GREEN BIG TURKEY DINNER L O IN O R C L U B FA N C Y Y E L L O W TU LL SELL THEM / SANFORD WE ARE A R K ET D EPA R TM EN T Job Census Sets Trap For Relief Chlslers government has contracted to pro. SAN PRANC1BCO, Dee. >— vide this fiscal year, Ira spread —The post office ‘ g o t an idea over Ihe IU3H-3D-40 fiscal years. when the mailmen brought hack noosevelt pointed out that the a number of unemployment cen* annual avrrage of federal high- rus envelops w |lh Ih* natation way grunts over the past fl o "unknown nt this ad d ress" years has been *2PK,000,000 a* FictlUeus names at such adcompared with 1100,000,000 *n d rove*—mostly cheap lodging neatly over Ihe ’previous flvo houses along this elly'a “Hkjd yeare- The message urged cong* j Row’*—will be checked up against yeas to limit lo not mom than the state relief rolls with a view I l f a,000,000 per annum all public to exposing frauds. 1 road authorisations for the fiscal . . I „ ’— — , . i . . y ear 1010 und for "each of the bis message said. BUSHEL WINESAP CHOICE WESTERN YELLOW RIPE Shoulders lb. I 7 d Sausage TrfwwwP ROAST E r e s h P o r L k a n is lo t the purpose o f securing * tml* 000 *ulbr>rt«*l|0n .-> lleyden dv* u i m l budget." i manded that stale*"be |W *h'B The president voiced emphatic' yeari* netice. Instating lhat (boat rppnsIHun lo a pmvision Inserted who "are using the mads In the hlghwvy artI which will paying for them," he raid Ihe force tho M-rrrlary <>f i agriculture "inment spent | 1,490,000,00 to apportion (314,000,000 to v * r . r ail* during the laet five lou« states, regardless of the eon. end rollrcled 11,.1.17,000,000 In fed* rsl is ir s from motorists dlHoti of the frderat IrcM ury. II Senator Anhuril, democrat, like most rengresalimet authu It linns, snapped th at "congress Itetlons which lho.k n o b s more than the secretary of 'when fund* are highw ay provision I* mandatory agriculture about how end where n«d the president complained i°»d« should be built." In lh« that It “completely He* tho h in d s house I'hm rm in Cartwright, dein' of the rxceutlve." Hu demanded net**, Oklahoma, of the tosdi repeal of the provision committee, warned that he would "I do m "st strenuously object to not lake the president'* proposal the mandatory inrurrence of ob- "Irving down." lie Indicated his ligaticn* bjr tho federal govrrh* willingness to ctoperal* In an m ent under enrli apportionment* economy drive If It hit all federal without regard to Ita ability •» expenditure* but to "lake U out flnm ce Ihrm from It* revenue*," of yoada alone I* something oU a" CURED SHOULDERS Lb ams ! P ig H eads FANCY CALIF. LETTUCE wwwwnwama in*i< LARD head Each 2SC Lb. Ham B ologna Pan S au sage H am burger H ead C h eese BACON Lb. --------------- |2 fe C WEEKLY’S BETTER FOOD STORE “Wwkly Hut The Ileal Prices Dally" ; Phono 850 321 Sanford Ave. Ae c Hlu* K oaa QC Scott, TISSUE 2 for..—, J l w RICE 5 Ibo........ M.U AO All toe DC Home Grown DEANS 2 Iba..... V BREAD O Cooking w, O. K AC APPLES 10 Iba. MW v'MEAL Gllw---- J.V Sunny South Pancaka A JPG White Silk MQ C FLOUR 2 pkga. A® FLOUR 10 llw..... i t f : Salt. I.lghthousa U. 8. No. 1 ^ ffC riaansar. A AO 1 Potatoes 10 Ibk,..., JLv TISSUE 3 far.t_. I U Pard act Round. Lsjji, T-Buot QQli DOG FOOD 3 canadMV bTEAK lb......... <fi«P •iffc Largo Cans K DEEP ROAST lb. A® PORK & DEANS J-tf A NO Pink -f C Pure Santo* SALMON (all can JLv COFFEE lb........' Dried Paoa • 4feC° BEANS 4 Iba.— M W i . CR1SCO 3 lb. can f 49 ii* n. a m o a J an IQC) Butter PtB. Freedom Grape Juice No. 2 R. S. P. CHERRIES NO. I CANS 2 FRUIT CAKE MATERIAL Pineapple 24LBS. SHAMROCKS. H FLOUR M , W.G. M EA L DRIEDFRUITSALE * .Probes >Jc • Peaches : 25c Apricots lb. |9 c Apples 2lbs. 2$C I a a . i cam v u A r T obacco 10C I Pear Mix n AVV bBANS G. N. BEANS T A LL CA N S BORDENS LB. I K L fancy w w ar FAilCT BYAF. 14 Oz. Phillips Tom. Juice No.,2 Olympia P e i SALAD DRES8IN LEMONPEELIk Sugar 5 lbs. 25c U re a Doscw MATCHES Nu-Vogue Toilet TISSUE Tampa Maid MACARONI or SPAGHETTI. S P IN A C H . CO R N . T U R N IP G R E E N S , CU T M IX E D V E G E T A B L E S 3 4*^ mm bulk FANCY BYAF. Laa. 69c 4 Lbs. 7 c mil CakaMaterial Gtron lb. Peel I k R t Cherries lb. R t Pineapple P eas 2 for 1 5 c <T om atoes H e Na. | CasagfcatTk T O M A TO JU IC E S » r U x il« e CORN H a I J w a af A n K ID N E Y B E A N S Has > lichthouse XV4 Or. BLACK PI > a u « i a aaw *a cabton T O E l �f Seminole County Prodtwwi More Krnlt And Veuetablen Than AnJ Similar Area In America Establish rd In 1908 SANFORI1. FLORIDA* FRIDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1M7 Mussolini Journal Cracks Down On Three Democracies ^ ' dJJ Bomb Explodes Injuring Five WeightA s Jap Troops Stage Parade EDITOR? ^ t T ^ t d e C o «*ly C le r k b S w am p ed B y Bids F o r C— ertificates1; ^Franco-English vv.\sm\in"N. tvf. j, — Chinese Tosses Bomb As li,001) S o l d i e r s March In Shanghai n l\»p*4o D't'atlO. Mumadmi'* • n k m f i i s r , Ioat*r served no l i n on tb r m e Three ik aharni' tin * in an edSorlst in ra u ru M ; w yitlra by II IVir» him -clf, Ibal Italy could nan “in', mn-lata.l" by economic la r a ,m e n ', h>oiile lat Kaucqm, End Is Sees To Trills In Tasipa Flogging Case HaBut hoc army stream- orcaniMdbm tlz r z r .$ r ^ £ - 'z of the International mini. te sb u r g W in s B y 1 3 T o 7 In G a m e W ith er n ah>w start in ibe final nf Ibe p i w , Ibe Sanford State Attorney De­ clines To P r o s e ­ cute Unless Forced Britain la drastically Another Parade Is Ca n c e l l e d I'.mgi*-** ni j m l I V rflj of Ih f third me*k of IU .,|h<rU ! oe*»ton today without rornpn -.In* any ►>H d I W itm i IliW M rll't Il'HIMI* T b r il r l u l, nn thin lu m binnwllngi>l at a M » » irlr (M r, In I b 4 h chamber* «ai «tn* IIm m J b > J fi« I t abandon hope of a; llltol Solo i Ihtv Ib u . rrh ffld * SUANOHAI, Pro. 3.— X*»r * a* any n a r l n t h a of ta lk ' f AP) — .I.'iiu iu psp Iroop.t yieU Ib> s> tv>'*>n la slfh l S r« iliir Ihnwh. Idaho rtiw W I'd lotlay lo spirited ilcmnndd ■ in, nnteo.h** hi* otwlory [ liy Col. f'luirli's K, H. Price. •icalll'l Ibe bill al IiiJ jiI ' i SO*foniinaViTlcr nf Mip United tblfl. a Stales Konrth Marine*, muI I 'n l i r a i4 I ha* wage hoar Mil. I hr vr*a m iJ Item ,.n lh r |T r*l withdrew fnini tin*. isirlion fasirrl To match a faster defenae such aa ltd* (tOO-mlleper-hour Seversky "Convoy Fighter, alaal’a a|»aU I t n a h ^ r n « l « a , of American «lr*roniIiM sector two place airplane In tbn world. Bullet like In appearance and speed, It ctrrlea seven machine guh*. IT* W oe CiM nwili N HcId « t Auction UpW arStrength ^ ^ Will 14 Be <*, French Consider Pro15, Herndon Says' gram To F o r t i f y 9imt, lhe ^ ,w M Her Swiss Frontier s«nm»* o «h, . uphoumg o* Marine Colonel Or­ ders Taps Out Of American S e c t o r ; Japs Get, Apologize TO MATCH A FASTER DEFENSE rt. B u e k c . 1. M a r e n te lte F in d s B l a c k c a t s H u n tin g Is G o o d Ic it y n e w s b r i e f s .O n M e x ic a n T r ip - j . m oie experienced and & j J C T F T l er i x o b u r r n « m m tk m in M — ____* Theater Manager Rc. WC~LL tUHlH From 10-Day Hunting Expedition H irinond Wilson Harlow of OiUndu and Slatlha A. Ilryon also of Orlando we,o married In Hie otflee of Iho I'utintv Judre , sal erst >r. rMOtda rev ewlad tWVa nminlng. , scassMOta far ISM and prior n* provided In a special net y a is r l ■m tbv last n n l i * af tba Fhrida Hialuhruii ■M wtwt , thana wbo ■ bV kd' iastaaepta an tbeir dellmpsewl City tvlsp m ist* »f warfare" t u n n n l t d qwirkly abac* tba la HaHa Defenae Minl'ter r do­ ta rd Daladler dhwloord France Coakndaalanrra bnvw m o d t* * d Was aaekia* to nullify that a*** ealy vatU April 1. after which tune tbr fvU aaaraaaarat mint W Itlan a t tba Versailles Treaty which fmhlds France to fortify paid. It waa w d I Tba law which presides for the her Swiss frontier. ■ a sold renvenatlenv* with the ;rale o f t'aaualy and State Tara O r ' lificalea will bo effective for ap1proxiaaalcty aaotber I l * yvaesl but upon lie expiratk*a the title *o| • pr. party on whirh tbr l a m era 1 delaaqisenl for osaea lbaa two 'year* aad >ba cvrtiTChtea aaaohl , while Ihf law n la effect. wUI V 'n aiad aaMy la the State and the purchase of the lead moat ho made directly froas the State, R was poiatfsl out. I b r ia i tho past few days Mr. Herndon reported that be has hero award*** cert ifValea aold al * public aoclioa prior t* tho to' .truiain* order o f tho Stele Olflrera for tho rninlnK year will b« elecli-al al llm r^R’dar ntH O asllon of Iho Titvlor Cuminstidct V of Iha* KnlcKI. Ta'mplar l>» tha* Ms sonic ||a l | lunlchl, Koimliiiyit I'unimander Jn**. II Jltiklns at at a-I today. T ho 1 reaular wrekly air III s.'s slon «*f Iho Hons (J Ilie IwRlon I»rum and lltiRla* Corps will lie held In Iho I^Rl»n Hut lonlRhl a l 1 T 30 o'clock. IV iry M*'r*'. ad­ visor of iho rroup. annouiinsl today. Tho s ;th annual Miipnrlsl Bettloo fur iho <lo*tw,od hrulht-ra of I bo ttanforal re**Uo |, |*. K will lao hi-bl In tho'* Kill's 11*11 Kunday aflornoun al J im o'cliuh, S. Iti'ncc, chairman of Ihn Me­ morial Commlttoo. unnuun* rd l<* day addliiR lhat (ho public I* cordially Inriird to altrnd. I Telegraph O f f i c e On W heels V isits State Welfare Board City T his M orning Shows Aid To County t a f r k lw t * The Herb. Iw>l i j trn-1 by lb# abate from >be *^0 o f ibe aa Jab* West. IMwv ------- u -i— U < • the prMom -lla r im Ibea is iosl a die bard.* t U b i a l u d o iisn d . " lie s bee* ticked taaal of (be Hensa*e*ie (la b , pad he cant lake it " lla a a fs U * sarwalaee came whale the lloaste was Vatin* on a .m a d l l N by Rep. llamiMna Kb* f jy , (B N* V I. wk district. Pac i i k at Ro.«aavsdr* for a five-man Hem !■« mwwla*ale iksTyra af "to* ictlfsa*" sad 11mb* ly k o b r * la yet prtHlusa M ra a U n s Rsybava qasrUj forced a ridl -rsll mate ami Fksh waa defeated. | The llmase ball, daffevm* osanr.0 bat from the f w a h a i p i w d raw*suae. s m U permit a fuvwaan awlumat lab- r s'aasdarda bswrd •* l u miaimam ware* af labor at wot I W elfare District No. 12 To Enroll 210 GCCs Settle* ___ e m i until*#The Japanese bad upon the Aincrlcsn-alefmd*# street* when they tiuilt over U p art of the Internal tonal Belli®* metit nflee nn e , pin*km nf n small homh. or hand yrenada tossed al Hie victory parado of f'.WW Japanene imopa. Observers repressed the belief th a t prom pt action by Cnl, Fries preventr«l the development nf 0 dangerous ,ialtuat|on. T br Japan* roe held th e parade despite Iho protest* of American anil other foreign offieiala ami nTter Ihu explosion they took over a 30* ldi*rk area. They ereetetl Imrbed wire e rr •soia.' jn m tt , blocked, a ll IrnffJt. mid prevented American* w B a«lha*r foie imiers from reach In i I heir hotel* mol honn-a. r,d . 1‘rlca lajiriuli'tl tin' ,ln|>niiese rommnnqH e r ihn 1 Mil' .lapanrsa' troop* had udvniiri-il • lira a* Mot hs Into Of) Aim'll*1 an dvfrmhsl ai-a'lor which VUllltl lint he Inlet tiled. I] In n spirited Interview 'ho Jiipaue o' *officer a o u io l Cad, Price llnil lie had hern unnwam Ills foiei-s 1iml mareed within tho American sector. Ilo eSpressod i i i -i i I and "iileied Ills IriMipa I* withdraw. Five persona were wounded la 'ho parnde ryptosum Im .ihe Sankhi IS l oad. Three wen* .lapalimei i lie waa a Chinese t-on.tnhlc and a flftli waa a British »uh-inspec* J tor. | A Jnpanea* spokesman ills* I i-tnaeil that lin- Japanese had de» ■i1tiled aa a result of toalay'a Inci* | drill In ram-el a sia-oiul parade planted for tomorrow. A Chin* I •'**• who Was shot liy tho con* I table imim-dm'i ly « fler iho rV*, plus ion was said to havu throw n Hu* Isaiinli. OFFICERS ELECTED Statistics, compiled by Iho Slate Sanford waa viaPed Ihla mom* b l by a Western Union mobile IW Iftrr lloanl fur October, ihuw lh a t Seminole r**unly hsal 107 per•ona rvcelvmf nbl atri assistance of a ii apemtbur m Ibo United rvwnta tolalliac ||,7 7 7 i)0 for Iho State*, ward primarily n* emer(ruary unit* when fbaoda. buTH- m o a th ;. th a t it had On enrolled. In l **e fC C campa, all enrol laws beluy taaer, nr otber dlaaatev* Interrupt required to rem it lift per. month t i f s l s r mnmnalraUoa aarvko. l» dependents; th at surplus com­ The -i« b * i apb offlpa 00 m odity* wot* distributed to 47S wbeeta* van be d riven to any reridtnU of (be county; th at WPA affected aw * m abort malice and. employment, dU tributrd amon* h r a*ran*bap a rimaecthm ta tbo fTP persona totalled I7.M S00 for w a red la te n ' wire, can be* In tb r monlh. tbo a wadha* aad tvrehrbi* of “ While the S tale W elfare Hoard mtaaacoa bo»b by Ibe stanatard is a direct sdm inislralire a*rnry ts b petatev need Mare* tnatru- fo r old s*e smaitlsnce, ala) to the blind and aid lo dependent child­ AH af (be mobile units were ren. it Is also ch arred with Hie w ad dariaa* (be Ohio flowd dia- certification of persons srrkiny • s h e |aa( whiter and Ibe sate In WPA employment, CCC and NVA Snafued today was la opera How r*rudiment, and with Ibe distnluia l M a s k , K y, where tba pater Ikm o f surplus ram modi ties", teas sls s m feet in ibe teW*r*ph CUytoji C Codrin*ton, stste oelaffbw there. * fnro . commissioner, comment*.I at A ltar lewvhar Raafoed. ■ tbn Jackwmvin*. - I t Is the a*. n. y tls d s e office will visit Dr Land, tk ro u fh which the federal *overaditd Dapt ssm Bear* aad Miami It ment Hear* tba m ajority of. its ' fieorxo II. Andrs-ws, ssfR lben be seat la PI. Landar- welfare activities. T bs Value of The suddenly at ih:* limuc ‘uF hi* Alulti'W*' op West data wb sn it w ill ba weed as a pro*ram can ha .'computed by said* father J . F irst Blrrv 1 aluuit IS:30 uVlorlf bteaib office at 'be beweh. la* up tba practical benefit*, such yesterday a* |lir,w resg|i of a K. D. Baby .was in rbar*a af as those enumerated above". . h eart allm rnl.' . tba xrnR brer tedsy aad ba was At the lime of his death. Mr. KteCtad by the maiuagar a f tba Andrews, h i. wife anal infant kacal Wsstem t ’s u s branch, T. ton-' were visiting his father and L., Tharp, who a>tn>darwd him »• had; been in fuaiifonl only 10 ■ •■ b a n a f a».tcrested Saafm # day*. * ,J| He wa* bom In IVirtsnpnjth, NEW YORK. Dee- 1 . - < * V A brief bat speady telly (* « ' Va., on K'eh. IT,, i ill ft uml. i* s u r­ Irwdtnr stack, aacrtber npwsrd vived by the following: His widow, Mrs. Pdna Alajrrws, wblri ta today's market Tor as PAWRSVIU.lv OUm, - 4 J H - A mack aa faar palais or »or« *11 son. H ubert, hi* falb rr, J . C. An­ ■ a b m a w ib r e s* with tww drews, of Hanford; two brothers, ■ h i af • dlffrvewl vasWty and J . K. Andrews, of nuMville. Ala., ■ml J , Wi Andrews also of A la­ bam a; taro sisters. Joule Hells George H< Andrews, 22, Dies Suddenly Stocks Experience" "/Temporary Revival Andrews nf Iblsisl .and Mrs. Mary Spivey of Markham, Officers f»r Hie rauulnR yea* Wert* a-liacted ii| Ihn ninellny of j lh« Wnodmrn I’lrrle which waa I held Wednesday nlftht a t tha I Ama'ilinn l.egion H“ l. | A sii"it bualnusa acastun waa i livid after will* li a aurlal hour u is enjuyed and re fresh men t* welt? surreal. Louisiana gruw* practically all •lie suyar coni' produced in >ha I'lilted Slates. LOCAL WEATHER Henfrally fair, sliiihtty warmer near roast and in northwest pur* tion Istc tnnii[hl and Saturday, m ncasin*. rluudini'ss followed by rain in uorthwrat portion, slight* ly warmer. (g fte r y b o d x K-Jbuys a n d f/je<v Christmas Seals n v COU-E-Gfl STUDfcKfr q y s lt �I I mmm V7sW* ' W E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA L------- Sanford Herald M M OM There Is A Big Tree \ !■ 1*00 *— — and th e W HITE FO X Train Gets Worst . p f Auto Acd^eqt FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1987 DAFFY ARKANSAS CITT, KAS. Dec. 3 —(A*)—A iigiil coupe -rassb-d in­ to ■ freight tram nt the Oklahoma stale 11m n o ir bore- Four pa.-s-.nTHE STORY SO FA R: ^ h e n tk r . He peeked lido the toyshop ger* Buffered minor injuries. D enrl all tho toys go skiing Hvlga. a doll hut Hctgn abut her eye* and pre- > [ h to their c a r . didn't tntcrcJ make* friend* with a dangerous i.n d u l to sleep Finally the clock **00. Prom Mia* Ell* E. D ob well pf Tarboro, N. C. cornea • while fox. .‘■snU acolda bar, tu t honiurd mklnighl. llrlg u 'a ojf* H ire's the railroad's Mill Nine thousand tic* w rre damnote today declaring that ahe ban juat read "Ezekiel" and the whit* In* whlspera he will Hew upvii, and uutsklu Ibo wluduw *grd when ■ tank ear'* truck*' n i the white fox. that In U |g an account of a huge cypress tree—"17i/g f*et com* back. She slipped n» her rape, put the f t f t derailed *4d m n on •»** t" * in diameter, 48 feet tn circumference, 125 feet high and • a.Iver t * H i in her puriu-t and for three mile* to the yard* hero. 3,000 to 8,600 year* old"—and ahe doean’t believe It. slatted to tiptoe out. lint in bef ' A l?W *l(t>al * « i de*trAjr*d.‘ Sir other l*nk ear* “I taught achool in Sanford about ten year* ago," ahe path stood the tin aoldler. •'Oil,” whispered Itelpa “ you illed »pd the content* u writes, *>nd never heard of this tree, though I did quite * be transferred fiichtencd me." a bit of light teeing all over Florida. Will you be good W vertd1' sections of • “ V«u frightened me," m id the enough to tell me If this is true, and Just where the tree soldier dull. "You’re going skiing lofh it A’ is r JA wrecker crew w»rkc for it*** with the fox mrniu. I la'll steal you Well, believe it or nof, with apologies to Ripley, there erdl hotire to clear the Ight-r-f' fur hi* Christm as gift.’' The Island nf Java, In the E ast is a Big Tree. It is located In a swamp between Longwood ltclga giggled under her breath ra y . ' Indies, I*' th* mo*t dcn»cly popu­ Dad officials estim ated the and Lake Mary. Mra. Garner had.the dimensions exactly Trip To The Sea lated land ma«« ill the world— nearly flfi. 000. right, and sclenUals.estimate Its age at approximately 821 to the v p iare mile. . “Not me," she mid. “I can ,#ki 3* 3.600 ycara. It is ‘thought to f>e the oldest fype of l|a fast a* ho can run." ’ h® .w’* Kind in the jUjcGlted States and,possibly in the entire wor|i{. FLACK Y O U R O R D B U NOW j “ Maylic so, hut ho ha* vety The Big tf? ? does not stand ajone In ijiJf «y#mp buj you |sharp claws." enjoy* the company of nulla a largo,group of othpr cypt “ Hut th a t’s only from running PERSONAL ENGRAVED Asses, at least fwo qt them big epoufh tb rival ijte Mg Rut they didn’t rw to'gueff w hat Iso f is t on tho ice," m id Helga. GREETING CARDS Tree In age If not quite In size. One of (Jiem fig* • tli*rn- I tele* W»» ■thinklii*,Ak',*Wv spunir J"Now go to hod and don’t worry-’ Ijie *H(cr hoOdi kIic T hought; " I’ll e,ter of 13 feet as compared with l1*A tor the Rig Hide 12 of thorn uud l*>nTight I’ll 1 So llrlg a sllp|icd nut Into the moonlight. It Is too Iwd that R I hh l)o»wcJJ did not' see ;tjie Rig give them ts the white fox." Office Equipment Co. Tree when.ahe was here tep years ago for she really Ami th a t’* wlint *he did- The I "W here shall we g o ?" askrd the ) " F irst I have something to give 114 Magnolia Ave. mls.acd onc °f tb.e greatest wonder* of florltjo. Tfic spyc- day' puired atul S>nla shooed .all jynu," saltl Hctgn. She held up the •he i|n||« to Iwd nt eight. Helga i pretty collar of »ilver belts." crept Int'i her lied chuckling be­ I "My RrncImM," wild tbs fox cause under tin- pillow vraa hidden “Tie them on for nic." When Helgi nreklure of e llrir tiell* for the Initl tied them on he shook hi* hcstl Thcfe U only one th/njr left fop Ml** Ijoawcll to 4° the white fi* . Soon the whole toy,hop nn4 that la to retqrn to Sanfuj^J foy the ejenreaa jnirpoafi was asleep The fliniea In t|ie fire ­ nml jumped high in the nlr Just to make the hells Jingle. of aeefng fqr herself thxt Ezekiel woa not fooljng when place tiled down. * "Fine, fine," he said. "Now I’ll he planned the biggest Christmas tree In Ihe >vorld. '\j _, ■ A Wartdnjr take you for the longest trip you’ve The cluck in the corner kept Itjr day. week, o r , ever h*tl. WVre going down to the saying; month. C atering <oSell- Hold on." U ife Insurance all type* of parties. Helen tied cn her erniln* c*pe - * •*• very tlxhtly, pulled h rr ermln* Americnn* now carry the largest amount of life Intap down over h rr yellow curl*, REASONABLE trrebhrd the silky tail of tho beauDurance In the country’a history, Gerard 8. No|len, presi­ H A U F P I N T .......... c RATES 1 tiftil while fd*. and off they went dent of the nnnkera Life Company of Des Moines, Iowa, up and down Ihe snowy hill*, Who rpened (ho Thirty-first Annual Convention The As­ The only one mvake was Helga. SF.K OR PHONE bloewhile In the moon­ Q U A R T ................... c sociation of Life Insurance Presidents’ naid yesterday In She w slrhrtl Ihe inoim rlltnb over trimming light. New York City, the f’liri'imim trees, nml up the Tc morrow: Th* Arctic Ocean Sanford Boat Works' B E E B E E T IN N Mr. Nollcn, who is Chairman of the Convention, re­ By SIGRID ARNE S I / FRIDAY. DECEMBER i , I » « f r- Two fawns are following a dn* . ‘ Acres* th* vtlvel of my farm , U f heart Uaps with them as they v • go; . 1 1 hope they do not com* I to harm. ■f f f cabbage* havr been destroyed , Devimret completely by d**r; I am sufficiently annoyed • . Uto To give the raider* cause to fear. , I am the owner of this land, Let trespassers beware of me; : They should bn made to under­ stand Th* aacrrdness of property. toy will retuTn vttu.-u apples They fall; Novcmlicr day* arc * drawing nenrj o All Customers SATURDAY ---------- o-------- — We see where Orlando, follow ■ tn* Ihe example sot by Han(or<l. '' Is S' trie In Imto a now Armory ’ for which we hnsien to ustend congratulations. ---;---—rO--------- W llrni oml Cihlwell, two o| ’ Florida'* five rcpresenlatlvpa, rafnveil to he hlai'kjncked. or "trad ed '’ Into signing the ware* and hours patlllon. -----------o - --------"TJin President Is a certain kind of Individual,” *sys Dorothy Tbunipf uii In s recent rpltpim An>| that, unless we are cum plait-ly mistaken, throws n*w Ugh I o n t h u whole si I nation. t!o i*r*s»ni»n . tlreen says that . he was promlssd the cross slste renal If ho would sign the wsge* and hours pelIIIon- lint a* yet n" one has sold hliu tho' Hun Itesslo n sl r.lbrery. —-------- o Chairman Jones of thp RFC ssys th a t It Ihe new huuijng kill goes through, you can build a n>w home and eventually owp It yourself for 130 a month. From M at It would seem that every one In thn Dulled Hlsles should own bis own hum* twaniy ysare from now, V ’ ’ - ..... - - o W Mr. Kleanur Holm JarystJ ha* filed sul| for dlviiree from hi* famous wlls in splls of the fart th a t she It already suing him, Just to mak* doubly *ure. IIdoem ’l like the guy th e bo* been .running around wllh. Hrtdeiitly . a nitty llusn by any o tb tr name Would unal! better. th * Utauil Tribune, uwned hr nliUoHBlre U. U Anaanberg. has been sold to th e Miami » H reld, II* minpelRor The i V TttVung w*s itarl« 4 three »r fcgr ywgre ago, * u financ'd * lth unlold laURcn*. had Ihe th* expert '■ "over and contained Ik* feature* which pouey l buy,. In son* rcspecls R A remaikAMs recard atP*l9 d rch ty M o In • I lILpao subscribers and V tyarlously frpm a Head campaign. Rut It HW l»« »«r. aad.. h# happen U) ajl ‘‘ | 4 l ftaalhr 1 coat m • .' i V "f. '• . ■ ■ '* . - - Xr -v • - V ’" •v , ‘ ,. , - m -c;*. . M artin-s Garage By^INESS M^N'S LUNCH SERVED FROM 11:30.10 2:00 18 RADIO RADIO ........ *938* RCA ft ZENITH ea sy term s PINT .................31c 50 ■ o - ---- r — i Mr.' NolJen also announced that new litsuruncc place i Jap an ' «o trooii* InvkdHI thn American prolneled aerlor „ f l y all compan lea during 1037 will approxlmato 813,000 ■ Bhsnghst, whereupon Hie Jsp ‘000.000, which is the highest annuul amou.it «.f new inis ahes.i commander ppimplly apoli rte.-dt flincq 1631, He fafd that It represents .tn Increase «f OgttP.I. This lime thn In d g rp t |7(toJO<'D.OOO otrpr Ust ykir’r total. occuirad first. , The Chairman's reiiort to the convention also disclose • Dodiee—SpringB—Tntllfni A price you can afford to par BOAT FOR CHARTER ported that by the done of the year, 64,000,{>0o citizen will have life Insurance averaging over f 1,700 for cac licyholdcr and aggregating approximately 8110,000. 0,000 (one hundred and ten billion aoliare). ‘Thla ia the largest amount of life insurance cVe hold In United Statcp legal reserve companies," he suit T ill1 Japs drb ' celling cocklrt1 ’The total Ind^ratMe jn force declined during:(he depref and encktori The; first thing ttyi (tion t(q dilpw of IW.tiOOjOOtyflno In 1933., since 1933, enc i know Ihey’lj be hrarglng about successive year has shown fin increase, the largest Iscin : taking ciyidy away from ih« Jhat^of Jh e currcnl year, which is approxlmaLil,w h*hy.,i; fa h ly Truck ft Auto Service , COLEMAN’S TRFJJ|’A 8»KRS ['■ Repairing 408 SANFORD AVE. Captain Ed Rice PJione 192-W HOFM ANN Ele c tric Service 200 Magnolia Ave. n -‘.nii ■" I’hon# tut FACE THE FUfTURE WITH CONFIDENCE Independence. that during the current year the country’s legal resetJe life insurance companies will have paid into Amerlcidt homes for liencflts to policyholders and beneficiaries ap­ proximately 82,400.000,000. Of this amount $960,000,000. or 40 percent, will huvo been disbursed as death claims to I N S U I t A N C L Cl O M houeflcinrles of deceased tadicyholders, mid the remain­ der. 81.460,000,000, or 60 percent of the total, will have J, 4. Drummund, Amiatant Mgr., gone to living policyholders aH matured endowmeiitp, anSanford Atlantic National Bank Bldg. nul'ics, surrender values, |M>llcy dividends, and disability H a n fo rd . F lo rid a I’honc No. 357-4 and double Indemnity piyments. i A f K SO M V ll it. 11 .'W ill A Tlie total of all life insurance payments this year to tho people nf the United States will exceed $3.00(1,000,000. --------O-------A WARNING that tho land of North America is dy­ ing with thirst has been sounded by Fred F, Jordan, lUr». ' , *<•>’' rector of National Wildlife Restoration Week- "The Great Gobi Desert once was fruitful," pointed out Mr. Jordan in a ‘pica for concerted HU|mbrt for the conservation week to be held pexl March. "Man. by olqw prpeg**, stripped It of life. Nu land ever became u humun denert that didn’t first become a uioioglcal desert. In our duat bowl we havq Ihe beginning of a Gobi Denert G U L F L IFE ! Best Wishes For The Christmas Holidays PHII-CP AND RCA RA0 1 0 9 Make A Perfect Gift A U p p CKt will be ■ "heigh’-" a»4 happy thought—for taaspa per I f f D j e i (te a s th* ekerrp spirit of Christmas, * . such taiall coat. * * ' . ' > >1 M O M / m GOOD BREEDING chi we think of ouraelven untTl Mark Twain. Lautlercjalc (ifttop Qots Into Trouble FORT I.A IHIKIIIIAI.E. Fla.", Dec. 8—WT—Archie * the atilgw■ur Is rohig place*. If (il* straw filled cares* !■’ eapuliic of ripollun* he almuld lie happy. l(u gut Into Iniuldc lw ciUae ho suughl new tiorliomi hut now ho Is gohir to see them. It s i r traveling Ihnl ■* gut Archie tn the *tiaW he's In luday. TtiVre year* ago h* was I t fffl long. Mg e W 'g h to del- rid himself and | o ’ claim the clinic cat (pod l M came Intu Ills realm. Apparently he wgsn'y content to |elxn over t^ e swamp fast­ ness Ambition rnu.t have sllrrpd In hU suitcase covered *»ul (Icyteid Ihu Mho huilson l*r romance, sdvtnture apd perltSPs Mggur and h«U»r places of food »o Arc|tlu |e(t big n sib o w *trf i h i (q n c e a liR g h o w m u c h ,|ttle w « t h i n k o f o th e r * .— 6 / F T m d 7N R /F T SMtSMJM/ I town new t i t e r ho *»«m. duwp to tho tea, m il l|du lb* deep be v*wni, put lu asrd the Atlantic O resn’n Oulf HI ream. A Italic r Hum's bsrp'Hin ended Archie's ro re rr' ee s II iu slUga lor Fur three yesr* now A rt Mu— *11 slutfed with strew "has been a feature attraction to Fort Latidenhilw’a Dltjr Hall Ite n M ' vrrio. Now. however. Archie I* golni Irsvsltnc. He will ride lu style with alt oipenso* paid. He will stay at th# host hotels—Iq (he lobby. Ill* host, (he (Irnersl |>*w *ugef it fer a Railroad Company, use Archie to Invite mid. erncre to visit Fort Laadsra'ltd VliM his this winter. A New Selection Of uwm and PICTURES wtllt li t V» IUve 4u»t ^nrivqfl In Tlnjg'Eoy Xrpaa PAYMENT The League of Natluna -^taili statlpn ys* e#t|hiu^ed In HIM CRRtpr&fXs ROORS If you haven't made up your mind about the Christman Gift, may ire suggest a Frigidglre IRS Refrigerator? WwaAave B Frigldaire, you know, truly aay tRgt it U the one yUt that will aave yo and pay dividend* for yeary to pome. It'a really u>Ue conjJdcrtng, anyway. . ' All Mnda of floor and table lamp* in fvery noble aUe on tlisnUy • • • Theee lamp* make ideal mai gift* and are priced unusually low. See them m wmmm �•# PECEMBKg ?, l j j 7 TgE gANTOBD H W U , SANFORD, flJMUD* ^ "TT PP — :id , 11 ~_ =*=g==6=^r A nd Personal Activities 1M Social Calendar ■ « -it Tha dlylaoce by water “Heidi* la Story Laid In Swiss Alps LAKE MAHY Mr and MraShirley Temple pa "Hfldl!** famlly o f Irwin, HUZAQKTH BRIGHAM JORDAN, Sodtty Editay Million* the world over have John Mifh.tmld been enthralled by the warm th, KUi-Ha of MYw. Vf the trndem aei and the charm ing Turiday, Mr apd J|fa. p . F- Curry of beauty of Jnhanna Spyrl’a beloved atory o f lleldi and all the colorful Url iHihi wetc guests of Mr and U npin 'f o f c tlllj’ folk who lived and laughed and Mra. M, The Junior W elfare A nne ta ­ S lt.'jiw aie R agan of Arradui loved high up It) (he Bwlao Alpa, SATURDAY li on of Orlando p ill ppraefit the lir a . F rank C. Vincent, wife of Thn Frlendalilp League of the "Junior W elfare Pollica" on Sat C0I090I fn tn k C- Vincent of the Juat beneath the atara. Tranalated mid Mr. C M. Dayan of Rhrev,p -rt. In., ore apendlny a Week nt COnRTrcxlonal ChOrch will unlay night, pec. 4 at tfea City lOdtk Infantry of Brooklyn, N Y , Into all languages and ira d evafy Mr kT C H lijan *pon«ur l u annual b u u r bcfin Auditorium. All the prnceeda will la the fu y it t|f Mr. and M n. Roy where, it la a atory that bad to ,h ' , h“ln.v1 Mr. slid' ** Mr* M. *" >f, Gleaaon and **' nine at : Ju o'clock at the P a r tr«* lo the Aaaociation'a home for Babmidt a t th eir home on French wait fbr Ha atar before it could be" brought to the v rrttn . The Twen­ daughter wltli ME nhtl N ri. Uh Ihi u »o. A turkey tap p er will flrla , "F a ir Oak*.” Avenue. tieth Ccntury F o i pimluction of l.ulhcr l|obby of Orlando itlent b« terCetl a t «:00' o’clock. Th» W ith a r a i l of too and 30 col­ “i f r l d r starrin g Shirley Temple, h’imd.1)' In (h ala with U r andI firth publlr la cordially Invited to orful acenea. m y muilc, a choru* coming Sunday to the Hits Theatre, Clyde Clen-inn. attend. of pretty trivia, the "Folllea" ofla the picture for which alicTI be- The1- annual *up|ter and Cftrl*! frra centra) Florida a musical ■>nle s)Hin»crviT by-'the La’ilCr* MONDAY lvme 111t-cred alwaya. 1 Th* loidle* Auxiliary of Ihu reeu r under Ihe dlrvetlon of ¥ ?• "R aldi” brings a Shirley Temple A*1' .Hock-ly of the Community H arry W allcra of New York r u n . were rpujf al the lail more irluriuua than haa ever been Chureli whs held al the Commun­ F irst Presbyterian Churcli will meeting o f the ChRdren of The knnwn, in the plctuie ahe waa ity UuUdlng Filday, Decwmber 3rd. bold n board m callnr nt 3:00 CHy. The rostuniea from New York ConfertvfSey which waa h . l d a t The lotke Mary Uirl Scout* have o'clock In tbe aeaalon room. The add beauty nml clam or to thf the home of MIh Leticia OortriU-y naked to make by Ihouiwinda of been busy the last two week* burlne** meeting will follow nt ahow. The aklta and the burlcaqua for a card p arty to be rIre n Tuv*- fane who wrote to the Twentieth workinx in two different inter**!* 3: to o’clock In tbe aoclal rdbtnt. ballet fumUli ttie comedy, anfl day w aning, December 7, a t 1:00 Century T V * atuilioa. U tinylny irroup*. In u rrltc Minahi-w* Patrol -love In henrla filled with liatp, and there will aloo lie n fashion show o’clock dt the Klkv Club WEDNESDAY a I winkle to ryea filled with leara, met at the home of Mra True to The llunrd of Mamtanra of tin; aa a feature of the entertainMlaa Olcda Dyaon, pra aidant, "llrid y 1 telbi of an embittered sew on article* they are making Garden Club will meet ut flip presided over the ■meeting and mountain-top exile, brilliantly for the F em ah M au ftiten Hospi­ omc of Mr a. II, M‘ I'upworlb at THRSI1AY ^ Mlaa Madalyn T ruiuct - was ap ­ portrayed !y Jean llrrahull, rw tal The youtifrr girl* group met n:oo o’clock? *The Children of the Confederacy pointed In Charge of the ticket claimed from hi* fierce h a tm l of with Mra, Ball to enjoy «omc out, The Worthy (Irniul Matron Or- will sponsor a card party to b« •aiaa. the worth, of a ym.nR k u I who dm-.- ranking. d rr of Eastern Star, Mr*. t ’bar given a t tha Elka Club a t ,S:0* Dr. Donuld (irm il, formerly of finda the atrrni|th ami eouraye to Intte n, IV^-ry, wflt itinku her o’clock. Wa sliiuf Inn, Pu who I. now w a H ray a in, and of Iho little Cfflcla) visit to Hrmlimle Chap­ MONDAY he nine who briny! everjnUe new nmkinir III* home at |*einiy Farm s ter'N u m b er Two at T:3«i o’clock. The Seminole High School ha* *upptk-tl at the Community ai»l fur life.A banquet will b* held n t 8: 0Q Faculty will sponsor a FYdeinl A A ith u r Treacher mid Helen > I- rth for the past two' Sunday*. p’clock at tho Wuman’a Clnb. T heater I’lay, "K errym an ’1 to be Mra. A. P. C*anelly eaitarlaimnl Wealley play prominent r-olea in |t - expected that Dr. Grant will 'or reservation* call Mm. It \f . given in the Hitch School Auditor* Hw im plicate Rrtdyc Club yeatcr- the atory, ami Pauline Moore, I* ilh at* oe*I Sunday and ercry Turner. plume 313-11 beforv ium at 8;00 o ’clock. The public la day afternoon a t tho homo of Mm . Th«nna Uctk. Moiy Noah, Shlney on ■ 1 111 cu t to ronir e u t and cnMonday. cordially invited to attendllowklna Coiptelly on ............... lU.irkiqrr, Mndy ChrialniH* nml ji - Hi - service nt ten o'clock. Ilt-v and Mr* J. M. Thompson Avenue ’ S ir Kumann a te al*u featuretl in . were ill town Tuesday and were A profualon of yellow rhryaau ib r raatthemuma were uaed to decorate the W ritten lnt» the faithfully Iran- dilinvr ttiicsl* of Mi«« Villa Molt. Mr. and Mr*. Matt Rcht and rooma. the coacluilon r f " r rrrihed acreen play by W uller namea prlaea wrere aw anlnl to (Vrrla and JiiUrn Jow-phaun are family fm m Ohio have m avnl Into Mra. F. ^5- Roumlllat and Mra J. In n dance acquenif* that prvarnt the Morri* hou*c for the winterMr. nnd Mr».*T II. Ktt*reilBe. E- Brouae the firal a ta r *>f lb" i ' n t n at her Thoae preaent wrrv: Mra. Flunk Kreate«t. "In tlo r Little Wooden Mr atid Mi*. II- F. pill* anil Miller, Mr*. Frank Gontalr*, Mra Nh“ c«,'’ the niwcially coniivoaed daughter of Salem, N. II. who »rr D L. Thraahar, Mra. R. A. New iOll-r hy Lew I’ollnct: mid Sidney living in Mr* Wm. True's hou*», friend* in man, Mra. H- M. Papwarlk, Mi> It. Mitchell, g iv e ' Shirley a yny s|M-nt Tue*ilny w ith Wallace W rlyht, Mm F. E Itounr nn,| rliaintiny iiitrrli'de in the Part I'ietre Mr. nnd Mis Rill Young of SanUUk and kfra- J- E Urouae. 11 hi inly dram atic alory. It wi« in "Wei- Willie Winkie” ford have nvnveil Into the Hall ’ . , . _ ,_ that aho made hrr f i i 't attem pt nt m ilage on Crystal laike. T>te ' he danclmr hna haa priMt prvMt variety Mrs R. K- True spent Saturday aa R < rnma i n i , an a at a Girl Scout Leader*’ Ttalning It runa the yamid from Ion lap * ’ ' 11 and “a t n i f tn a c r o j l c and t-m pi .0 tha 1 arryl F. oriental number* while the ^-*oril>. Twentieth ten tu ry -F o x (Tn*» given ly Mlaa Katherine prm hirll - 11 rh irf, dechleil to make Paik for thi* dlatrlct at the Include apeh fopulnr hit* a t “ llih li" in the lilx-|iirtuie trad i­ Cat hull ul School in Orlando. You Betrha My Life.’’ the ro­ tion h i hy the K iplinr clnulc mantic melody nr "Alii Wirdfr* Keoiiiuuitx onipoilid in the undei the spoilsorahlp ot Prln and the riuttlns men'a ahe nn-l’t of 11 <dl, Shirley »«a wide- tl C Me Kay nnd the Enyllah Iflnklny chonra. llrii I eyed with elation when »hc waa depotlliirtit. * .Amonif the pilnclpal Hi |lll.iiitl) 1 •dot tut rofttlniliic, Itivld * ,,llr,‘,l t|oit all* the tliinyi l||i! *rc Mra John llttiH y made ''lle id i'' ao iiihuful to her , I erlsl tlr.ht*. i learly nrllcllhiied TJew etl, Kt'c R arndat, A rthuf tinea, w11 tv reverent dlrm-lhoi would he wthUied in the pic!me. Y cntey, Mra. Bctly Suiter, S ta r | planned lnl*i ■ "lleid i” h a t ». Id million* *>f Ihoufbltntl) Baldwin, Rnbyit Rowlea, Mra. A. <opie« and I* nil the prvM-ribrd I niton* amt tho renturles famous !T. Malcolm, H arry Vnnrtdx, rend ini; tint n nf achiHd* nil over tin- plot a. tom til no to give hi ah Gwendnlwn A'lama, ' fiobhy t’a h f world. Idraily caul and rlori-noly drnmntle Im part •" the Shep Vfcll and ' Mra. Naltay Rcott. playeil, it tnnki-e n pirtiuy (lint it* he, iIk' and \vt*emen'« play of the many rtndera tony have Ip-ped to Chr»l»r Cyele. anil Iho (arnmu Florida clllca aVe tram a In five momlltv play "Rvaryman." ot­ ace. ortraniled profeaalnnal liaaeball tered In n »lnxle evening «f leayu r*. thrllthiK ITiildm a* llienla enter talniiii-ni hr the WPA pi ole* atonal theatre imnpanV ^Follies’1 Given For Welfare In Orlando PACE TOTE® A o n mji . ■, ,iV, ! n Personals Confederate Group Plana Card Party f ------ — *------- from New to Dvnttuii Boa ton la i144 mile* ™rw York i o n iw l l »»«■ abort ‘hotter t o the C ap o Cod canal ih«n' h* " w 'W ^ k e T MORE QUALITY AT . iijt)ii»| iip : IV E Y ’S The perm anent Court of International ' Jirttlce at live' Hague. Holland, ro h a lili of IB Judges. IN FALL SHOES! THE HEEL LATCH fp l l/eAUdilrity Known narcotic addict 1 in the IVBIVlf UMf British tajeV'totaled 0IB n* nt uw the •«hi of h m ,, the ||ulite reports Office W eir 1h e r with m ini cmtuintt. W K h their yoton ringing from oft hlick to hri|ht hromni. thcr go tm irujr » j w abeurt any cooumt — »n J crch tolol accent! the othtl to tmphaiia* ywof food trite. TODAY ONLY STAU UKAM) SHOES q b FROM toP rmcEOffl* rtio i niaU rMATr a i i TJ|#a uwf«»r*#ii»|ite iilrtur*- . **r All IHf u « ra r Ft ut rta In an»w*i la man) rrt|tiF«l«! 111* “M agnificent Obsession” THE STYLOCRAT «IT II Irene l l l ’NNK. Rohl. TAYI.OIt ----- a Lao-----Joel , a i-nsiri) Miitlna ronb who wouhtn't know a rn m h ,f be »aw one A smart new |mt- tern Mrp. A. P. Conpelly Gives Bridge .Parly WITIt William (iARliAN ttie rK TH ESE TERMS AND HER HOW EASY IT 18 TO HUY ON OUK liriN iK T PLAN— 39. PLATE BATTERY DOLLAR at *o lio n at 11.00 WKI.Y. A« f.nvv An Sic WKLY. v* Mm- ta 11.33 WKLY. IIATTEHIES TIMES .... KAIIIOR 11 i-rritnr Specials McLauUn'a Window . Saturday Only RADIOS____ *1.00 WKLY. am i .iiw an HIKES *1.50 WKLY. I ’BK O PR It. TO M O R R O W S IT E See And Hear THE ROYAL HAWAIIANS rU S IK S H O R T ’S K A U I.Y — STAY I.ATK! Gonuinc Hawaiian Music and Hulu Dance In Native Costumoa Hear Them Saturday Over VVDBO At 5 O'clock Amt At Shoil’s At Eleven SHORT’S tu t u ttK SIGNS OF ALL KINDS t !• PalaaeCIa A HIGH CLASS ('LACK AT NO EXTItA COST, ..........i, miuonr MIXED DRINKS—EATS—PACKAGE LIQUORS—WINES AND I1EER 5 Mile-) Nnrlh Ih Of Sunfortl Sanford And I” 12 D AIII IIU’ cn m Soulh South Of DeLiiml On The Sanfoid-IK-I.and lllRhwny ■“ 1 CHE CK I H E S E v ( K tr *t r r i . t m - p iu im ; 'V? Ava. P te a a Ilf -J JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS * “CRASHING SOCIETY" A TIIUI:i: ( I t Pl.At DEC. DTK A 10TH 7:30 p, M. s r w a s r " HKMINOI.K HIGH FACULTY SPONSORS Fi-derul Theatre Playent In Diamond^ Engraving McLaulin, Jeweler tu 8. Put 4(0. taai i i i i :%u io .irr -lo w * *• IIAS ilPrtiillli*! I Miih-l Ai l (tin HItri-iti*. rr-iU I Flfkrr »***«!» MrdurFil i : i for UhImf *only m I** f ‘375 CHESTER CHRISTMAS CYCLE EVERYMAN High School Auditorium f ^ .i f , *• *‘ Z h t.Dcc. G-^K:15 I'. M- IBM K IH H in te rf IM .l.iM MltM*T«£Kl»AS |4 L ll lr F Hli v|«rePri» lA •* nr*»i litiiitii !*«■ !»• •ii ’ 'ntfc- I p n r i full* ilm J ( d * ’#)«i’l(»t1 1 I J “ mu O K “ t l i i l i '• a , |9M I OUU Tl Him —la* r*rrl. tr Id , •'ii||iIn|**U ff! miti* tit g)t|MMrliu^ It** Try a Delicious Ho(pe*Cooke(l Meal "r op «lll> r*. ' AS LOW A t .. — — w -^ Jc t L A N E Y ’S DRUG U l us T i » . ' in c K e e 'w. S t i.'* ADMISMuN 10c A 26c SAVE I, te is LAKKHFUR—nELl’HINIUM—CALENDULAS CORN FLOW EUS—FA NHIES—ETC. R N. NIPPER in ^ SATFHDAY NIGHT AT ELKVEN ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS Repairing 1 Snttfonl. Florida MRS. HERBERT RUSSELL V 11 r M n t . i' n t i i i a «v a n 11. 1. I-IIM-M TllliW KHNKr 10c ALIA)WED O FF ItKfi. IMHCE f IV E Y ’S 1 in K. F ir s t S t . . J At 'tvHON VI1.1.K, ll -e. 1 . Pol A ton of augur will yield np l.heil by tlireo die** rehearsal* piovimately 100 pound* of raw slid tine 7om .il |itu*eutnUon be migai und it gallon* of rum. fore 11 nmltem •> In Jm k convllle. the two ploy* i-nmpoiln ( the Federal Tlu'iilre |ilii>er*' The finanee ilepallliienl of thr DecHmbor PiikI ui lion In It* United Stale* arm y d l.lm i.fi "Animated History nt tin all fund* npplopl Inted for n* Itraina” »--ile. start* It* *lut* liotial defend-. wtda tour Monday mornlna comlnf to Seminole ||I rIi Hchonll First iTu>* iravi-l i* to le- nled Auditor tom at *:im p M. on l.hrd on London'* subway *>-*Monday evening Dnceinber C .tcni. VKI.F.KV I I V. TmUr >H IM> •U n e t# tHbee m u m tin *4Tt IIIIAV (INLY 11 n1 n«a - 1 IT LSNT TOO LATE TO SET OUT Wonderful Valued Dm*! F*U To Tt*« r Look US Soulh l“ark Ava. L A Y -A W A Y *I*L A N ON B I C Y C L E S . TRIC Y C L M —A lHtla depoall oil your selection will hold F iiM »i»:-r SCREENO _________WPA Theater Play Free Turkey Dinner To Be Given Monday —IX)R EIGHT P E O m > A T a rk ty —Cranberries—Oj«ler», 1’utetoca—Oaieaa—<’ p f, Te e and FraU Cab*. S «e L o d g f A S o n G r o r e n i and Oo-Operatlni Merchantn You nn- corillnlly 111viuit t« visit your new rxclttalvc shoe atore. A complete line lor the entire family. Vivienne O S B O R N E iin v r » f siip i Ip In* ittif s It tt w 11 in liltti’k, Drown, Idue «ml Rtvon. I’ricmt motloraU’ly. st. A isto S u p p ly SANFORD. tw T YOU! GAS, OIL V FRONT 4 BRAKf ISfiMTNOLEl T IR E SHOP 9KC9T Ml & PAM PD PUQ A* * , S* *T O R EF,, ** Complete Lun^>.....3Ato W *! 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J il l FiAlo* I A'tiidl Ki*1*1 1*11*t •*( Ha haa *aha»aaBalty r*4**«d e ‘« i In aaBaa (a M * Bm O*. — *nl 9 • 1*0 \ ' l l !• «»«;||%> —II iIU.1K n t . i l a *4 ataka n a n Me aaafi u|aii.el*t• i * likk n V * V . mt r il|ld K (kai A|-ak. '■** 111# alii *»IC *I* »l nn ilia’4 in ft1**' firal Or b«4»** y a w * M la w — I tick )' . liitt jin 1*1 I HU low aa a UaaaaaWid Off aw a |lfl«F ear, f • • aaey teva eeaOy MBOa*) Vev wIM m m fawhir BafM> Inon f’UK«HO(-ID‘ • W i l f 'l K ; '- ? '. ilsH a a aa yeot * U sat. MAN—IU IliilHfk'Cl/tofi, «hf, Ulj*;,, ■ ki»|wirry . Hu to<‘ } * !' Vaa aHil **va a aaa MaB if I Ml. MMiiFiiii»*i*ir»#*4tid a ■!« k« MfaX’*’*1 ie-« — *—a.4 CNf Uerto rfliM'f uHi aiierl&Ml | « I F iw i i •* «l f t l r inihImkithy. H-wi* i l l . A r l i and r*.n*l« l*u> II m i < ••ici'tioi-arr ip u m t awMAN*- Rig, ••«*W IMP A l i T t e r i C K t V «t<peiidakl** *lajkr »MrW !•» *»%Frv iHliFft Uoliete lijf *1in UK life** Mini t e f ) i'toli fetor r -215 -235 31 2 3 4 5 aifito *.m» Proctor MS MAGNOLIA AVE. — |*l.\Mill III •a,i.i Tllte h tr Mb In eft («(In* rtl H i III. IlitMX |'I»C. I nAi Id* . I■to%» m f Ik *H > IIt14 we«kI M ,ft«f Hurtp , SANFORD, FLORIDA ioTfil fit livery. T Tlile n ir Inidf <1 nn*l j»rk«4 rig IfI* I ion'I mlaa- (t W '- �* 'ivt.1- - . i ' v ' ' . ' . ^ { 1 ^ vj. H A N R jio , r e m C o n g r e s s Is Over B laekcats B ogged Down Under W eight o f S anford te rrito ry pavod th* r fo r tb s t o o L o c ib u rf toueh. In early m om enta o f th* flm t ta r VU eont punted th e ball S anford'a 24 y a rd line and .7 i t w ont out o f bound* on th e 2J y a rd lin o , Dae* D avl. took th e ball around /•JiU own rig h t end fo r th# flrat 3 acorn o f the gam e a fte r tba Lion* took th e ball a t th a t point. ^ ' A placem ent by R am b ert * epllt 7 tb * bare fo r the e i l r a point and 7 ' i M b i n f lead Hanford 7 to 0 a t t tb a end o f tb a flrat quarter$ T h e aecond Lion touchdown ■; n m e e arly In th* aeeond q u lrie r ft, w han a n o th e r poor Sanford punt M e f f th * ball deep In th e ir le ttlH |o ry . In th re e down*, however, S S a n fo rd llneam en th rew th e Lev*' .- b u n t b a ll'c arrlcr* fo r a I®#* of | j f a pproxim ately 8 yarrlx b u t on Ihn f t \ tax i down a |w ia from D tvl* to i M illar wa* good fo r nearly 10 F -4 yard* *ad • touchdown. R am bert'* p lac rm e n t felled. { l i t e r in the h*lf however, tb# P i Sanford ltd * began th e ir ra lly ;i ‘ and bi • *t*l*lnrd drive th ey «*r! > , i M tba twll from th e ir own ft) : y a rd atrip* to th e L rrnU urg 40 to Jo*w lh* ball w hrn * ’'L cceb u rg AT m en In lirrv p icd • p e n . Dgkor, B U ckcat fnllbnck, dlx,! played bin limwexa w ith «h* plg•y pkln In lb* drivu whim lim e a fte r t- » llm o, d riv in g low end h a rd , hn f f w e n t, through the l-rreburg lino r i[ f o r good gain*Tw o. cumt>1ot*d- p**x**- In 111c ^ l i t t period pxvcd the way fo r fc-1 S a a fo n l'a only acorr, A fo rw ard ’■paaa from H a rn ag e lo A llm an w*» ^ good fo r a n IB yard g a in a n d *nI', j o th e r from Tiara*g« to Purdon wa* good fo r n e arly 40 yard*, placing r th e ball on tb* Leoaburg I I y a rd Una. 1l a n u g o am eahed o ff hla i ? ; rig h t U ckl* fo r a . g a l a o f about I n'*. yard* to place th* b ell on tb* th ree 5 > y pr d m ark from w hich Odbam f . .. w e n t over on a quarterback »’/ . Bu*a Odham, Rlwln Squire* and ,1. ^ B ob WUIlame form ed a pbw w r g , bout* of defnia* on th e Banfdrd i 5 lino th roughout tho gam e, utopplng B f Hi* Won* In Umlr effo rt a to pche1' n \ , 1. . " -l ,l" r •* V ■piffl aM4«* j I t n l d th ere waa no qocilloo *mJ oil ulhvr purilv* o f th* thru* dem ocrat!** em ploy­ unknown. » Im oarviva ar* unknow n In ing m ilita ry ~m caau rai a g a ln it hlalallffa w buoniay b« lalaraatvd in lb* lap daami premia** IniV rialorlhlpa. . l u h n l M *lblt null, a u dafand"T he U nited S l a i n leave* lo nntm I w ill **11 *1 public outer* th e two R oropean dem ocratic* In lb* hlgbaal bidder fo r rack at lb* Front Door of tha -Court lb* te a k o f confronting lb* to ­ Hntia* In lha Lily »( Hanford In H ula, during ta lita ria n e la te* on tb a field of aald C ouklr and lha legal hour* <>f aal* on Manarm *,” tb a editorial aald. d a r. In* trd day nl January, A. " B rita in n e v er dam oA itratad D. H H . ib a tam o being lh a find Monday lo aald m onth land <1 o u tstan d in g w ar-ilk* tendenclea. legal aal** day) .il>* fallow ing R ecently It bd* a tp ra aa e d rea- daarrlb-u lam ia elloal*. lying nbd beina In lb* County of aam iaoi* Idna fo r..w h ic h Ibe Kngllah now an.l Slat* of Florida, lo-w lt! h a w decided, aa It once w as ■aid, tg fig h t t o th a b u t Prenchman- ’ 1 g "T h* An^tlo-Amiqrlran ram m errtal accord I* tb a In cut recent r u m p l e uaetl to d e m o n itrat* lb* d ilito fiea o f o th er m ean* braid** m llU aty m i a i u m * t o - - defend lh* A d m in la ln tlo n a n d lb # le a d e r ■ b lp " H e added th a t h e w ould not vote f o r th a w a g r b o u r bill. “ T hera w as no I rad lag in thlx," added H endrick*. "N o prem ia*, no th ro a t w h i m ad* to m e. I ilgtm d lb* pallllon bacauaa I th o u g h t It aimakwax tha th in g to do." P a ta rto n , xponnoV o f a bill aook* Ing t o artaW U h W »M *'eauaod In y id rlM W th * ' ro d a ra l G ov*rnm an t’a w o r k 'm ‘ '# r* y ie* ttti^ tho M a d lle m n e a n fru it fly , llkrwln* MQSiflUHi I0UH1B) C w te Rffiprii On ,u *’ ‘ '^Aeh imamber iif .Iho ntacWkfy backflrld turned In a good peffor I mktieo, anhoujh Vincent waa probably ounUnrtlng In tha'dcfrna* T hree P ^ o w a c ie s ’ 7 M aking ncvt r a l 1hard tpcVIc*. 1I* tnay# look IW Irk d In y a rd ag e gain)f gd ird ra afrlm m ipfJ ‘a nd *IW threw » : tw o b e a u tifu l p a u e t w hich wuru com pleted fo r good jraln t which i le a d to th o nolo touchdown. ?.{ A crow d o f o p p o x lm a u ly 600 ' m n o n i faced the biting ntirihw ind _ r r _______ endured lha cold In tba game. i u iiN T N -B iim m nm w r( ^ Ik* n i k < lif or,Nav*i(<k*r 1»J1. O. I*. lfKRHDOK. CUr» of C1IMU w r t gvnlnol* Count*. Fiartita. (BEAL) ■____________ " H id " W h ittington, palm Beach H igh School football coach, •cored rig h t touchdown* In pne gam * w hen ha w aa a frrth m a n a t tb* C itadel. F lorida cltlca h ave team * In fiv e o rg a n lta d profcaxlonal b e a r ball Im gua*. Vcrralllc* Irra ty "forever" prolilbilrd fortification of 'ho KranroSwl** f roll Hot— guarded oner by fort* a t llunlnguc. Th# ll<nary aaiauH by Mn*aotlnl'n m-wapaper u*ed an edh lorlal of the Naw York Tlm*t *• a aprlngboard fo r an aaaertlon t th a t to a th reat of *conomle w ai o rd rr to n * th* only reply wa* "Hm*ly and wholehearted preparation «f Iran aholner and Lika Mhofaar. bee huebuoit. N orth Mood. Ohio, Tllflirtl Halt. Dolraaa, Taouaeaa*. Md lle tl. Uelroae. Teaoeeeee. Koima Halt. IMIroop. fvnnvuo*. Inacllu Hall, Ueirooa. Tenaeaaaa. Mary Kilgore, H i t Want Douglaao Avenue. Naahvllla. T ea nee* w e, Hulk KII«or*o--,«fl4 Wool HouglaM Avenua. Naahvllla. Teaaennao, Job* -M llell'a. H it Weal lK.ua laao Avanuo, Naalivlll*. Teaneeeee. Hoe* Mae Mervar a ad — • Bareev, b a r bunhuad, I t l l llaiu illn o Avenue, L'halluaunaa. Tenaeee**, David Hall, l i l t H aw lham * AvAiiu*. Ilnllywood. Califurnla and Ham Hull. I t l l Ham ilton Avenue. C hattanooga, Toaaoa***. II appearing from a c a i r n hill of com plaint filed la tb a N inth J u ­ dicial c tre a li C onn, aomlnot* County, Florida, wherein you and each of yao ara named defendant* and Jam a* W. IlalL Individually and a* f r a tto a for V irginia W, Hull. Jam** TV. IlalL J.*. a n d V ia nr Le* Hall la p la la lirf' :b * t ynu a e la le n r country o th er th an th* BUI* a t Florida aad th a t iber* 1* no poraon In iba m at* af F io rd * , tb a aarvle* el a aubpoeaa upon a b e f i would bind eltbvr or a ll of you: T h erefo re you and ra rb of you a r* r*<i*lrr,l la b* and appear kafor* the aald Ninth Ju dicial Circuit Court. Bonalaolo County, Florid*, a t Hanford. F lo ri­ da. on tba trd . day of Jan u ary , A. II. H i t . and than ant. there m aba annw er lo aald bill of com ­ plaint exhibited annlnvl you. ulh-rw lce ‘a decree pro rnnfraou will he enlarad a g alaa i you and ooak of you. It I* fu rth e r ardared th a t Ihla order be uubllabed In lb* Hanford 11*1 aid. a aaw apapor pubtlabad i* bemlnot* Coualy, Flnrlha. one* a week for four conaarullv* w eek* IHINK amt ORBF.RKD. Ihla Iba Sril. day a f December, A. D HIT. O V IIKRNDON. C lerk' c irc u it C o u rt Seminal* County. Florida. By: A. M. WEEKK. HI.-ABON AND BI1AB0H. AliorncF* for H etir'rJ day ut Dvr ember ('clock A. M. lax i*ld ky lha dial* r* rfin c a lro It,Xether w i a ll om lllnd and vied la e e a luclodlaa •uboequent l«xe* t*vl* to r lb*, year. . H tf. on lb* fnl._... _ - rrlh-.i Unde lo Hemtnel* County, Florida, l e ­ w ill J * |. af Aug. ll .1111 H l l ol 11 it t, L-nutwood •Of Ju ly T, III* in HU of fW U N A vo. A H of Iw ng- hJ W i? ' m of Ju ly T. H i t ml It, tmugwood. ________ ...y hand and *••) Ihlb the I flh day of November HIT. a P . l'KRNDON. Clerk of C lreutl Court |>, c. i'lalalirf, Ha* ford Florida. l l . So* for A -----No. ITT of Aug. J. H l l ro w rlp g W H ft of HtV'i Rllr. ,T. Tr. I t , aantord. No. I H of A«g. t. H l l covering HU Blk. V, Tr. II. Bohfori. No. I l l of Aug. I, t i l l c o v irlo g t o t i 1 A 1 111k. 1, YOUR WIFE Biwhai Tlmt Jbi.Hw Wchca h Practice 1 W rmteniisit 1IIVKN* tmit uni *<t mul lav b ln in* of u itrto'rwn*; iiinf ' mil* i e lide r n ) in Hid C ircu it C o u rt III itrul ini Ht'Riliiuli Cuuiilr* Flnrl* An, In i l u i u - r r i , In n i u iu m (livri*" In ihiimI I iiu u lu r ilf t 0 * o r| » T. W h lliiiiin U 11 ( ^ ll a w s r , II I *ii tni! n, l.fn k liir W juiutlls Ittlil A ll'll 117 lolljTiv W'p fit, Mm It ml rm iH i lu ll lift tin* U lfiiilu ia nml T i l i d t i f i <>f laikii Kroiif Ini* |»ro\ vin#nl C m nitm ir.. » fn riiiff n »t im rulluit n m rtn litil ii ii U*^ ih r Inwm i»f His H l i l t nf Kliirlif4* nml liv ti lnfur-4 tllssn U n l u iu lrr ilin p ru v ls lu m uf Cliniilar lu ll i*f * tl-4 4 tk . f»T Ha. t i l Hal* o l RADIO SERVICE r^iti rlw NsgUlJk' 405 W. J s U ____PhosA^S JOB PRINTING COLDS FOR LETTS(7 HEADS, BILL HEADS, TAQS, CARDS, ENVELOPES, OFFICE FORMA ETC. FEVER PHONE DEALERS IN "Burpeg's Ssb4b Crow* OAK AND PINE FIREWOOD (OBALBR) 4-8-3 Sem inole P rin tin g Co. t YEAR 1 TEXAS ROSE BUSHES 25c EACH HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO. F iR N P L a n t aup a rm l b io t b i QUALITY AND BERVICB LET US DEMONSTRATE TH ENEW IN YOUR OWN FIELD AND WITH YOUR OWN DRIVER W ERT-The JEWELER .IM B M ie tlh GLASS •’ W A N TED : Jo b a* nure# o r dlah waxhor. Jullu* Brouxon, H IT 26— W UeatlARAomB F o r S a l s . : Cypw»*. V v f i U A H U rA V E fU MlRftORS PAINTS QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Sanford Machine Qo. Inc. P ittsb u rgh P ro o f Product! TELEPHONE 62 Photographs Copied And R estored L*t Us iTrD Y fs About This B m k i W IEB0LDT STUDIO Laa*. A s m ll dtpoMi wUl • any pl*c* Until »nnl*J gy-Buyara lUrdofr* Oo. " X Z W T I N a Q W T ^ rIB M • <4Fog More” Power Sprayer KOI! REN T) Com pletely fsy* nltbixl em ail houao—cloa* -B ^« rv**onabls P hone TIT. 1 - C a rp en ter ra p e lr w ork o r pAleiar. W e h a r e a com p late lla e e f oil b anting, gu**!!** t a d olactria p .. L. A. S m ith, |M Sanford A va haatora. G at o u r f i l m botora 7*4 P j ' 1 1 MMfMVBRBOBB bey. ScoU -Carraw ay. to e . ,,,, An H H IC R OF a x i a l OF TAB !.< c e r t if ic a t e * t a - iae*«nU he*i'w H #'L ‘ lh* proHMoaa a f AJkaptar l i B L ' AM* of I t t l aad w a o * 'w r llu a iWCeal *t HAL 4TW1HT I will offur l o r *41* *1 public outory to Ihe ’hlnheel blddvr for c a tb i'al the ‘Conrl H aeoeueecraaew das awardr,i oh •i h* H lk . d»y Of. De**mber HIT ni 11 o'«»**4< a. tdJ» urn JnriirtcnfF* d k v - llm * 1*1# logeibcc wllk •1*111*A .an d >*uho*<i*ent' levied I M I i''« M l* I N * » I M N IFVTM1 f VP tk w r**v> m i , " ak iHo fotiowiB* dcaorihod land* In'Bcmlhid* Coun­ ty. Florida) ita w iit >. l . r Mo4*lk. Ut. Nw. - *11' Wafa' 'of Aug. I l k J i l l n i t t l M |j,ia J A , I n io rk II Tl*r A Son- a n eight room unfuralahad ®*AM around axpori»no*d c o o l. Sanford Calc. M l W. F l f d Rt- b o x * iH aaonable. phone 4144. e — S IlU A llo n W a n t e d ______ No. | l « . o f No IM of Au* A 1*11 covering N W lt Hlk. A T r , I, Haaford No t i l l of Aag. I. H l l covering Lota 7, A I. A IA T. In C u b in g '* Addition I* Oviedo. tv ilie* * lay hand * n f **al (hi* (J H lk d*y of November HIT. O. P llEBNDON. (Nerk or C ircuit C o u rt aem taota Cauniy, Florid*. 1.— A n n o u n c e m e n t s t T T«kl , '« t i nb'L- 'Aoi T r . I, annford. Classified Advertisements 'A ny old lo re , book*, gam ca. a le . for Rika A nnual Xmxe Tre*. H A V * YO UR W atch repaired by Phone; 111 « .b r in g t g ‘ S m IU cm w h a re a lly k a e w t haw, ra rre w e y . U x itio lto ,t fTC. B rlgga. Jewel** M agnolia A t * . b ° r a, ppyodated. nWhlr|h i 2 B c .H.. t W . w ,n bi> , W A N TED ) IB ru a'o m e reM o Buy * f a r coal*. Hadye'e B paclalty U - A f s r f l > F a r R m T ! Rhtin r u r a l *b*d apartm am t— m odara couvaalancaa. P a rk A M IX 1 1— A n lo c n o b U e s P b o a . IM . • » F ord Coup# |1 IS —louriwb#*! |J tra ile r I l l s —larg e auml-lraUer E X C E L L E N T A PA R T M E N T S s a d room a. A d u ltx SOI E , I t h BL « . w ith a ra h ttllt Dods* tra c k . R**l V;, A Son*. Baud c a r dealer*I S — B o o m For R e a l f e e i - H B l p W a n le d Five . room fum U bad bouaa and W , I I I eb. ML 1X4* eb to bap. Bee. T T o p . I t A R. 1 | Boat, H I Bnlo of An*. Ith , HIT aad upon w ritten iM w a t of H i t No. ro rcrln * Lot II Block K. It. B. W IQIIT t will oflar for (lam er 444. I* M arkaam Bark aal* a t public outcry ( t la* h4gfillc lah ta. eat bidder fa r each a t the Court No. ,1ft Sal* of Ahg. Ira, Ho*** a a tra a e v I* Oaotord au lb* I t l l c o re d * * Lot I Block 4 l lt b . day of December HIT nt T ie r t Baafnrd. II o'clock A A I B e c r liflr a lM Mo. 114 Bol* of A* 4 . Ilk. laid by lha Slat* taoalhor w ith l i f t covering Lot I I K4g»- on lh* III > , ,T. , | l 1 « ; . | rJ.» K 4 L (.., H,, may It. B. II Iw nu « 17.71 ,C . No. I l l Bol* of J a ly Ilk. HIT covorlag Lot I Block r . Near** Add (11*a Mo. IIT Bale o f Aug. tat. I t l f covering M, 41 ft. o f Lot I B lock F. Nooro* Addition. No. I l l Bale a f Aug. I at.l i l t covarla*. N. S4 f t ' of Lot 1 A H. 1* ft. of Let I Bloch F. Naova* Addition. No. l i t Bol* or Aug. let. l i l t onvorta* A 41. ft. of Lot .1 Block r . N earee Addition No 341 Bale of An*. Ilk. H i t a*vc£i*ir l o t I Block t » T ie r » Hanford. T I I I a t Aug. 1 f i t dal* o f A o f. Ith . core fine R eg. I l l f t jX -A f l t t > l i No. l t c o r art a* Lota 1. t A i ft M or H i t cor. # { _ 8 lrB -R u u Black I Tier t flaafard i: H I ft 8 I I rt. w I I I n N No. 1*4 B*t* or Au*. Ilk . I f ft. Sec. II, Twp. I I R. II. t i l l c o re d * * All Block* A r M». M4of - Aug I. H ll 4. 4. 1L I V f t A n Italian - LEGAIj NOTICE it “ Y - W o r No. I » tl Bala a f Ju ly la d . t i l l couprla* Lot • Block I Mmytair. 1-1 of H* I I I IMt* a t Am . l i t . i t t l c a t e n a e N S*.*' Lot ( m ock II Tloc *. Honker* Mo. l i t ! Mala of A** tot, l i l t cwvoriag Be# t i l l eb. W I I 4 . I t l MM Car, Ran K. «.TT eh. B. I B eptte* R |U th* y a ar HtT. on in* follow iaa deecrihed land* la Seminal* C oua­ ly. F lorida, taw lti No. 1H of Aug. T. H it covering L o u I A T Utk, It. ‘ T r. A Man lord No. I l l n t Aug. T, till covering M w l| Dlk. 1, Tr. 7. Han lord. No. I l l a f Aug. V H it ra ra rla g Lot* I I A II Blk. L - T r, I, Hanfard. No. T it of Aug. i . H it covering Lola «t A II H t - ' Runniti rank* find In barley pro­ duction- KlfTM'Uo IM., IlK lllu llV " T h o 1 W agtoot l il m r d f n w lia m * roniTcl♦• f o r t* " f a r in g * O orm any and* a t tt»* 'aoiRhorn lim it* of anm ncA T M i Ik ■rra rd n w * w ith Ik* ' nravlriou* *f U knptrr l l l t i °t I FIT ami wimmi , w rlltrn f H » » i “I i». e u n o c k . i w in *ff*r i®r Ml* a t public o u tcry to th* highn t b IM tr for m h a t IM Court II oum oatrapc* la •a a fo rd *h Ik* l li h . e a r a f Uotcm bcr IM t >1 II o'clock A. M . ta a corllflralo* b«M by lb* (Halo l* «clher w ith all oaiillMl aad **h**uu*ot l*vl*d la ic * • Inc 1*41*0 la ic * lc»l*4 for the year l» lf, v* tb* following 4co*rib*4 lamia l a . nominal* C V aatr. FlorldaT law It: No. *1* of . Au*. I, H i t m v a rta a Lola It. t l . *1 I •!. Flood* during Ih r mon»oofi leaaof) Ihla y rn r canned wideapraad dam age In Ilurmn. Tho Falkland Ixbmd/i nrv r Rrlllxh colony In (ho fc’uidli At lantlc. »r*> wiiom T ow aablp I t Boat*. IU *a* I t 1 N a n cm o r i i l i o r t u 'ffw tradinj bf tlm uj.1 m MOBILE TELEGRAPH OFFICE C M t l i M F rw t F i d ?»« t o fin■ally a lly enacted W before tb a rego* re g o e r e th* la r avoelon In Ja n u a ry bccauao of tb a neceaalty o f com pering differ* cnee# betw een Hod** and Senat* bill*. ....I t Sen- G eorg* L. JM rry (D T e n n .), aald th a t w han and if tb a H a u te m e a n t * come*, lo ,th* .S«n*t« ho would a tte m p t to aubaU tota hla bill which -pro-rid** a 40 -h o u r w eek And a 30-conl f a d - b o o r m inim um '/ '•* Tba r l f h t w ho alcnad the* pell* tlon to d a y to “ put It o r o r lb* U p " w a n t R apraaaatathraa IliuiafleM , T , A lan O oldaboroufh (D M d.), A m broae J . K n u d y (D M d ), T b a tra lla r m itt p lcta ru d a b o r t wa» a vtaito r In S a n fo rd Ihla Stephen W1 G om brll (D lf d .) , Ed- m orning. Thd m obile talo g rap h office fa tiaod ch iefly a t em ergency operation office whew m ajo r dlaaalera In terru p t re g u la r acre lev. ;t hi B1iU llnr performance by brash* . Ing through til throdr'lhe iA ctbiffi H b m t w i T o r 1tod te d ' a'kfombkT f r.V l*iVW * * '•" -- -teU bSttAiSW ; Used Csr Special We are b*ppy to announce addition to our staff of Mr. ( ton Mercer who ia a fac trained lubrication expert 1936 FORD COACH ALSO AT A BARGAIN HUNTERS AND FISHERMEN ATTENTION I 1 | < 1 3 5 . ^-IKVHOLKT CQUFE........... .......... ..... STATION, J �ritish Steamer Is Machine Gunned By U nidentified Foe ;On Errand Of Mercy In ^Shanghai Area Ifoat Is Attacked And Officer Killed VISITS SANFORD Okcy Is Expected On Sewer Project By Joe Hendricks Smith Denies Quash Motion In Bolita Case Cut In Florida Highway Fund Is Seen Likely Jarrell And Kinlaw Enter Pleas Of Not G u i l t y ; Case Set For Trial Dec. 13 Roosevelt P r o p o s a l R e d u c e s Florida’s Road Allotment By Nearly 3 M i l l i o n A ssistant Htalp A llornry IJoyd Boyle won the first ' round with the "llotHa Barons" a t. the Court House yesterday afternoon when Circuit Judge Millard B- Smith Colonel H arry II. Ilayca who denied a motion to quash Hr* In la In charee of the South A t­ iRctmrnte a g aln tt Juscph Jarrell 11 lantic Division of the Ralvallon an<l Hllnson Kinlaw for allrgud violation* o f the lotleiy Isw. A 110,000 sewerage diapoatl Army will conduct all Army The two were arraigned b efit* service* In Sen ford over the fo r the City of Hanford may aeon week-end. Col. Bayes ha* served *»d cUlrrcd pica* of no*. WASHINGTON. Dec. 4. g rt prraldentlal approval, accord­ In Ihc Salvation Army for over Pull,F *° '• » ch«H f* »ct forth In — (AP) —Fotlcml highway # Sh a n g h a i . D ec.' -i — ing to a telegram received late 40 y^ rarq _______ ami aaw_______ aervlre over the indictment* which followed n nfficlitlx t'xtijnntwl that! thorough Invest igallcn by Ih* ■ (AP)—-The British ntrtimer y ratrrd ay from Joe Hendrick*, | i , . , " d u I W th* Worid W ir, Brand Ju ry la te .th e operations of Florida would takc ii tufcjPL Florida's senior member In C o n -----------------— r —— : :----SJualuui * u reported rid­ tha ra c k e t tasJtekfOrd. Both cart-* ................ _ . This time IT* pcaro'teslead of wnr. ilih o u g h tR#- damaged bow nf the Butch motor tanker nbouT$2,"ifid,000 In the next dled with bulleta.to4ay .irom 'gross. were sat for trial on Dec. 13 at "M egaru" appears much like one hit by a shell. A n explosion, killing five Chinese crew members, l wo yenrn under the term* 'T h e ' project "which propoara a ”iih undetermined source coniplct* renovation of a portion 10:00 o'clock shattered the ship's forecastle and tore a gaping hole In her bow while the 7,t*!'2-tnn vessel was IH of Prcxldcnt Roonevelt’e pro- , while on • ralaaion of mercy of HanfonTa . sewerage dlapoaal The motion for quashing ons of to the Japanese occupied ayatem ha* been’ given final ap ­ Dm ala count* In the indictment mile* northwest of lie D*Ycu, near Loire lliver. Cause of the explosion remained a mystery ** aim poaal to curtnil government'* against JsrrvH and one of the limped into Southampton. T*unaming 1a I a n d near proval by W- P. A. official* and nmtl cxiwnditureg, three against Kinlaw was granted S h a n g h a i. haa been forwarded to the Bureau Florida reduction in the f t y th e ' Court, but the motion to The chief Chlneae officer ef Budget and a fte r ite approval -lire reding year*. Hiry said, quash (he other indlrtmcnt* were H killed. A ealior end aeveral •her# it will go to the President wuuld nmuunl tn about $1,020,MT denied. for final signature. Senator Hrnd iM I g ire w ere wounded. nnnugBy. Thcsu figures tep rsT hr count which rharges that A fter m ere then to e machine rk k a staled In hla brief meaaage. scnl Ail* of CO iwrcent tn 183R both men were Interested In and The work contemplated undvr m shots had been fired. the nnd 11I3U and approximately 2T DAYTONA, Dec. 4—(41—San connected with a lottery for money little eteam er'a m aaler. Captain thla project, bi which the City's percent thereafter. ford’* passing combination of was ruled nst a s being indefinite. share la about | 8 , 000 . provide* for N. HcMIUan. crept on hla hand* The President'* proposal un* The eth er counts in the indict­ I Darrell ForgtMon, Ilia one man the m anufacture of sewer pipe a t and kneea udder a a p ra r of bul­ countered strenuous opposition “ Final preparation* hava been ment against Jarrell charge that team , and Flush Isw m n , stellar let* to the wheelhouae. lie Hie City-owned concrete pipe plant. from southern nnd w estern mem­ he did conduct a lottery for money leached th e wheel safely and Thla pips la to bo used In relaying mad* for launching the third bark, flared into brilliance in the bers of the Senate and Houam f Stocking Fund and by means of a lottery did dis­ aleered the venae) out of ranee- old sewera which a te badly cracked, annual Rmpiy Senator )*eppcr o f Florida unu final period of last night's game boy* pose of money; th at ha did set up . British au'horlljea have been and In tha construction of two new drive whereby destitute among thots who la v a announced \ with Hie llnylonn Itcsrh Buc­ and girls In Hanford and Beml- nnd promote a lottery fo r money; strlvkwr to > r e a m nine French- outlets. lhat they will fight Ihe measure- ' caneers nnd Ihe Celery Feds left nola County may enjoy C hrist­ (hat he did by means of a certain The old sewers to he relayed are Oena d h n n u n * . who have been Wattle Kitetnun anil Elisabeth Senator Borah, fdahn, stirred t Hie fi.-l.l with a fl-lu-t) triumph. mas. Salvation Army official* lottery dispose of moneyth at be located In th e following unpaved on the W ind for about Steven* belli uf Cunningham, the senate yesterday with a Wte ' Splendid records are Wing made Tine.* gruelling per lists nf lieannounced today. dul iranim lt certain lottery tic­ alley*: Jby Ihe production credit corpora- ft-nsire .... .. n............. . lm, m l Mas* have Uu-n Issued a mar- minute address' charging th a t lha piny h id i suw Ihe tFed* These donation*. Captain Fred kets and coupons representing an T h a . alley W w een Oak end llsgn llcruHi- In llii> nf flea u( phllusnphy of crop rr.lurllno In 1 lhase nboard the Blu•km* -----throughout ....— _ --------Klorhla, -----Ralph , R-.I m i I i I o t.p llig Hilt Cowan and Arch)' officer In te rn 1 in a lottery for monry yet County Juilxi- It. \V. Warn. w era Rev. F ath er Adrian Myrtle AveBu**, (WO feet of 15 B. Feren. commanding new fartti bill was driving th* Chapman, member of the Board o fJ lh u n iR uhrti Hie Sanford goal f, i Frenrh-C a n a d l a n inch pi pa; totw oan M yrtle and Elm at the Foal, pointed pat, trill be to be played, and finally th at-h e country hmdlnng lulu national ' irectors of I bo Sanford Ptodur line wns In ’ danger, war* broken Used to purchase food Baskets dkf sell lottery ticket* and coupons A venae*, 182(1 f a a to f t t b irtip tp * ; Tha Rantnrit llulary Club will ■uk ktc. r, and K. B. Boothby, a :/ , , . Association, stated suddenly in lbs final quarter when presenting an interest In a letfor tb* needy families In .order ala* -V. toch Pi -nauWr official.' . 1* ? ' * ? + » : * * & ■ trJffr a r t tba Vatlilng Dpi U Ws retu rh front HWmf the Feds took the hall on doWt.V *•-On that they, along with the more ly fOr m onry yet to ’W played. In Hi* Valilna I lots-) Mnmtay old, rising iu the midst of _________ _ aedfeht tb rracoa th e Orange and Wdlow Avenues t iui IlirSr own 31. ch. where ho .altendud, a group The two rem aining counts fortunate, may bars " * MerrF at IZt lb o'slnck. A A sotatad' noaa but h to ' > effort* feet o f 18 inch plpo and In Elm In Innrl rvlentlrss blow* agal agalnt Stinson Kin low charga that meat lug uf iHreo'orn from L*w A His 1 down wa« set up by Igiw' ^ w e r e • fr u it rated by the machine Avcnua from Fulton S treet South, ChrittmaeIrgUlallon which ha duliouncrd Mttfi jeon »n the Ceteryfed 44, Wails, an association* over th s | stairs he did transm it certain lottery Today and every day until F. H. HIiiiw nf Hnnfniil ami federal ••l.lackmsil,” n "ssprornWy,;, gimirtag1. British aullmritle* i aafcl requiring 800 feet of 21 Inch pipe. ComplsLo report* were subm itted,idi end around piny, lend 4 yards Christmas, Army ladtles will tickets and coupons representing An additional outlet fo r the K»*lu I’ills nf Asharllli-. N. C. tM Jtpaneae,' who have m i a ir n t the msetlng by each a**«lslli.ii|itiid Eurgur<>n dropped buck and verm marrinit in thn ntftro i* unjust'* punishment of tha human > bead On T eunym inr Inland, were acWer In Elm Avenua la to he con­ preside over the traditional ket- an interest in a lottery for monry family, and clm rly uqconstltRVI showing Ihe volume of business t passed 31 ynids thru the air tu ra a lla s r* -» l*aas T n a Informed of the voyage In ad* structed In Fulton S treet from tie and tripod to receive ronlrt y rt to be played, and that bs did ilonn by each, rnsl* and mrliesla of I aw son who meed 3tt yard* ucross tlonnl. i ir' .it spII certain lottery tickets and Myrtle Avenue to Elm Avenue andi bullon* for thla cause, rahe*.Blaming Dm Hoover admlnlalUM* atm Is coupons representing an Interest operation, Mr. t Chapniun atalvd, tlu> Buccaneer goal fur the only will require the laying of 'IM feet[ Allhough Chratma* F o r 12 hour* there w m the Hun fur nrigloatlng Ihc philosophy three week* away, th e kiddle* in s lottery fu r money yet to to sibling that Ihi* was d<m« so that .tally n f the game, a r a v t ii d a a re r of a general claah o f 18 Inch plpeof acarcily and th s Rciusuvslt.nl*-, the directors might Wnefit Hiioughl In *h<fuding minutes of the nlrosfir are beginning <o con played. Therc will also be new outlets In between the Anglo-American ginic fur continuing It, tho "lio n , this exclfingeY f information jhatxl-fotiglil game, the Burs rvsort" tact Santa ClauseMore than • The jurors to he empaneled l<> uf Idiihn" ro ared : force* and (he Japanrae following the Buena Vlata section and at score of letters have already Iry the rases will probably be Tho report* indicated that all the c l to » futile aerial a l'a rk which Street and Mallonvllb "Tn pursue a policy nf reducing tip Japan*** p a rrd r through the Eighth been, received by Captain Feren drawn nest Friday when Circuit associations represented nt the ended us Colbert intercepted one of International Setllcm ent. but a t Avenue. production means constant re* from poor boys and glrla In Judge Millard B Smith makes hit meeting have had an Inrn-aso in Cowun'* braves on Hie Hanford 30 At the present lime there la a • midnight, with tba Japanrae ev­ membership and ulso in the vol and Hie fray ended with the ball Hanford and Boralnols County regular visit to Ranford. Iliilhllng m-imlt* fur tha pusll duel ion of the purchasing power shortage of approved WPA pro­ eryw here w ithdrawing, thing* srho a re wondaring If Rants Is It was also Intimated lhat the ume of business dune, the Sanford in Suiifurd's possession In midfield innnth Intnli-il t >.4:>o a* ruin nf mure and more people. were quieted and the Japanaaa jects In Sanford‘anA It la eipocted going to pass tbsm up this year- (.rand Ju ry will meet again soon Director pointed nut, sliding Hint "II mean* n program of reHngwrtl punted to the Hanfonl pnroii with I37A3S fur thn sunin apology m u lle d In an eailn g nf th at wdrk will begin on lha p ro ­ reduction every an often to fi yiiid line iq -the third period, this reflected th r appreciation of A successful drive which will to consider further evidence iw-itml In luao. City II h II r«' ject shortly a fte r Ha approval by th e tenaian. mean happlnesi Tor hundreds: nf against those who are allrgrdly the farm ers fur Ihe services bring Stolnoff, teceivjng, fumbled and l«n l* also sluiHi-it a dcrllni" In maintain prices. And that. Mr, Lha President. A Japanrae apokcaman i*M, Pres Ed,L1il, would be naliunal sui­ who olhrrwl*e viotsllng the lottery law and other rendered by the co-operative irrtlil Eddie Johns Of the llucranrcra re ­ Novnmhar nf appraximutely It was learned yesterday a t tho poor children however, th a t tha Japanrae arm y covered over the goal line tu mark I!,ooo or nr .thn tunnth of "clii. cide!" would spend a dr*h and cheer indictments may be forthcoming, organisation. local WPA headquarter* th at final Would b u lat th at the authorities He repeated the cbaige for legs Christmas will depend upon Also during the court session ' In Ihe meeting which wns held n Hie only time Ihe Buccaneers ap ­ her Of the International settlem ent consideration la being given the the response of the residents of yesterday nlirrnoon. llossR l^ e . Embassy Hotel tit Miami Beach proached u score. The pluy was .emphasis, Js«v thrust out at Ih* , TinI-ullon llciinrlmaiil rcglsproposed p a rk project which con­ accept mepociitblllty fo r the ereling uf upturned faces. , tem plates th e beginning of Im­ this County, capt. Keren a»*ert- negro, was sentenced to **r»e from Nov. 30 to Dec. 3 Mr. Chap- ratted hark on u penalty for offen­ ti'r.-il ii ciiiisldi-rahln IncrnaNn In nado throwing Incident and cdher With that he summed up arg u ­ sive holding. thr** years In the Slate Prison man w*» elected "ne of the rrprerd. lha umuunl nf fln<-a roltertdl provements t« the proposed lake " f a llu rn to p m e r d e order" d a t ­ printing hill T H E L IN K U P S Any contributions however In llalfnrd, by Judge Rmlth arntallvea of the association in In Novnnbcr. Thn report showpil ments th a t thn ing the Japanrae m ilitary dem rhore park. prices In a I'a*. HANFORD IIIICH when he pleaded guilty to this region to attend the general •m all, will be rreatly appreciat­ Hint ion rases hail ln*an Irbwl would pul farm A WPA official from *ke Jack ­ - cost ration. and plact an Waite •luring‘ilia umnlli ami thal a in "strait-jacket'' I.K commander charges of receiving stolen good* conference of similar group* from Mnnre sonville office Is exported to V* in ed. the local post One or more Jepanrae aoMiera. Sanford to Inspect tb a proposed staled, and concluded with,. "I llowoll lal uf 10(3 00 tq fin'-* hail lican “ iron boundary" around tb s com­ LI' La« was arrested by members the other sta irs In Hie third ills Yrlvinglnn * Jappaaa* civilian, a Chlneae alto betwraB Sanferd Avenue and hop* the public will help ua to Young coIIccIihL a s . i 'vpipared w-lth ilia modities * farm er m ight produce,. Lit I C N lls s rt m go es g ear I | tCeaiteasU — » •*• »ws» Hherbrrl eauetxhli and John U cFee, a Scot - th e M ayfair Hotel In th e near bring a Jlltle sunshine to the ■ lianas (c) colliTthin nf 404^60 fuy Ihe Ths thing to do, hs deflated, . ' — ... . . . .---—...............i—r* C haffin r J l a h tnapeetor of police, was to use IUI pluses to fesd *ho llarkey pM'Vlnus ihnnitr. Ekhhnlx ltd future. This atop, It was pointed destitute hoys and girls on L None of them wae bort out, will bo necoaaary before final (thrill mss Day," Ui* Buniblry Odum Ca*i>» w'«rn.trhnl In lh» Pnllce hungry and then dispose of tho Col tort Court rnuKlnjJ frntu vlnUihm of m l abroad nt whatever price v) ■ — ... — Parker BE approval of th e project can be Morgan Ihn flly 's Haitllary OrOInnnra to it would bring. Bagwell U» a S m e e '^ *ft*r t>M • ’‘P'0*'0" ' * given______________ Hume members said Borah Furguson •Irlrlns whllu. Inloslcatail Cowan (r) UI . V’ but loiwson thn*n char^U wllh tha *ale uf made ths longest senate address Carlton R ll t may be a hackneyed exprexaion but Hl-dnoft lottery Johns Fll tickets *upplli>d Ills of hia career and had matched there ia no more Infallible odaKe than gavu SCORE IIY PERIODS rro a te il amimnl of cash tu thn th* oratorical feats th at MIAMI, Due- 4. —UO—Detec­ "the early bird catches the worm.” From year him fame. Hanford ....— ......... 0 o o d-r« City's coffers. tive Cbtsf t o Scar boro said to year Sanford merchant* have watched with Daytona Beach 0 0 0 0 —0 Tha * Water Departinent also MADRID, Doc. 4. —(/P)—Nlao today a youth giving the name Hanfonl senring: to-irhdown, rrglslrreil soma Inrreasas over appi^hcnalon and even degpaff the'annual trek plan**, roaring out of (ho sun or Philip C. Hogurs. 21. admit law sen , JHubstlluIri: Hanford, a sim ilar peiliKl, Inst year, the around Chrlatmaa time of countless Sanford shiny aky, today r*n*w*d In tad Bring the shot thrfl critical Junes; Daytona Beach, GoUMvln, report rainsled. ’ 'n Nov. JO. thorn nuraont assist a tta c k s " 2m persona to Orlando where too many of them ly wounded Pblp H arris, 14, R. Rublnsun, IBs is. Hchritedcr, Forecast *oro I l l s ' mcli-ri) In tbn'.Clly n* central Spanish front- .T he raid­ Ctly publicity do their holiday shopping. Bureau editor, i nmpa m l with 27*3 fur the u r n s er* took advantage ot a break during an altorartloa after a in unlit In 11.11' nnd 18,011,000 .^P artly cloudy,, possibly showafter two day* or bad w eather football gam* her* last night. it hough It la not patriotic for uur dll? . gallons uf water were pumped sra In northw est and txtrslU* to bomb throe town*. Bcarboro said Rogars and an ­ tens to trade out of town, the p u b lic iu during Hi* month, The extent of tha damage was other youth, listed as nsrth portion tonight o r A indayt Purer not entirely at fault for auccujnblng to the ap­ Tho report also showed that ■lightly w arm er tonight and in not reported to Madrid officials Nunnery, 14- signed statement* • her* wera thicc plumhluc per­ south and ta trsm e task portion: peal a of Orlando merchanta who begin their b at they a*Id tbay boUevsd It telling of the argum ent with NEW YORK, Du*. 4.—t e l mits and I I ite r te le , permits Sunday. • a lig h t Twenty U rge ga»arnm*nt H arris and the shooting. Tbay Chrlatmaa window dreaaing early and . who ‘........ ........ The th eft of 11 bags of mall Issued during I In, month. pianos p rot sc tad ay thro* p u r make prodigious efforts by jneana of adver­ said the shooting followed an from * United Htatea mall truck sa lt ships also bombed Almodo­ tising to stimulate Yuletlde buying at (ho * argument about on* of lh a v a r on th e north***tern front- youth's breaking a window - of offlc* inspectors. today after earliest possible dule! Thu town la n#*d by Inaurgonla H arris’ _ automobile. .„------ Ui *■Mj.il*•' .&■ * - - - - • —— -- A *3%M five of Ibe' looted sacks bail lift'll I e fa r troop con contraltos* A *** liahad out of the E ast River. his year our.retail store ownern . are A single nuui" will appear, on J . J. Doran. Inspector. In realizing that the practice of wailing un­ charge, ustimatud tba value nf th* bsllut Ip (Ism. gppersi electil the last week before Christma* to encour­ the missing mall a t between - 4U Hon tidti T'ie»d:iy fo r a I lly age gift shopping ia rutuqua. fly that time and 280,000 of which only sbuut Cauimlaalonir In' refd&ra Cointhe public in general hag.completed (t* drop­ mlastnnar ty, A L clllsr wboao $ 10,000 would he negotiable. The loot Included a shipment term ot ufflhii espiraa". January ping Hat and all that are left for the final V v -v i of $7,000 In currency rom ignrd i. week are the etragglere, 1 W aller A. Coleman wilt be tba bv III* Federal Reserve Bank in -any sales have l*oea lost bccumm' the Philadelphia to tba Mount Jew- lun* raiidldat* for th is', office' ( t l National Bank of Mount Jew­ City Clerk Frank 8. loimson public haa not beety BpftrUcd that t h e ^ ' ett, New Jersey, and an "ilrm uf imlntcd nut, adding that -tba very articles deaired are right here on our jewelry'’ valped a t $400 with the voting Will bo coudnrtad In lha oyn shelves, To check this toaa of aalex. our Cunimlsaoncra Chamber In tho ownership undlacloaad. merchants must get tha JaniD on Orlando, - :V Duran said ha waa puttied as .City Hall, edvrrtiM', and ' Tba polls will open at 1:20 to bow the th eft w as carried out.' usi«*m here He said tba crow of the truck o'clock and closo at sundown. Mr. Iaim te n ua Id and an ly lliM * who waa not undur suspicion. neighbor on have paid their pull Isis* 18 f our aalee day* proceeding | $ r elncihm end Tba earliaat n u o rd of abort- hava rortuturad on Ih* City's band date* from M a Cbook* ar* oUglbtu to vet*. Senator P e p p e r Opposes Program Several Others Than $30,000 Is Receive Wounds More Thought Slated For Attempt Being Made To Rescue Nuns On 4 Japanese I s l a n d TIorahSaysFarmMeasre Drives Country To National Suicide Sewers In Sanford Salvation Army Plans Drive For Christmas Fond FxrolH Record !Celery Feds Triumph By 6-To-O 01 Credit Group 0vCT Daytona Beach Buccaneers CITY NEWS BRIEFS Shows Id Report Captain Feren Urges Citizens To Contri­ bute For The Poor C Four Sanford Men At­ tend Statewide SeasionAt MiamlBeach Bu i l d i n g Permits Amount To $8,490 During November Renewed Air Raids Reported In Spain Youth Admits Shot That Killed Editor 1: S a n fo r d W a k es U p ! I LOCAL WEATHER Robbers Get Big Loot In Theft OfMaityags Alachua Game Slated For B l a c k c a t s T 'SiL.™ 5 ! ^ “ City Election To Be Held Tuesday ry -b o d y \-J b u u s an d u ses Christmas Sealsi .:J 4f M 0 � 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, 1937 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 03, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 03, 1937. 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 03, 1937; <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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/afb3469cf8b6247ae30456718f6be5a6.pdf 10d43c396bbcb43f2914c865c7718697 PDF Text Text mmmmm a ® r t d if GENEVA winter r .ta , ear- ana a w - i f e : v s ^ 3 highest IlddDr fan caak at win. N0TICM o r BALM o r T A X c m m n u A T M , ... In accordan t! w ltk lha provlalon* of Chapter H IM . Acta of H IT and upoa w rltlan raqaaat af u v K u r r n K i s T l a n d c o . i w in n irar for aala at publio outcry in Ika ktthaat klddar for caak at Ika C a a rt llouaa aalrmaea la Hanford oa Ika l l l h . d ar of Daretnbar, M IT at I I H i n t * A k . Il- ll of la a earllfleala Ns. I l l aala qf Annual Ilk . I t l l bald l>f Ik * B u t * tugaihar .arllh a ll o m llta l and aobiaquent larlad lana* Incladlnq u m larlad for Ik * yagr I t l l , on tka fnllnw log daacrlhad landa la Bamlaola Caan* IT, Flo rid a, loarllt NW t* of NISH (ten a B. M l ft. of W. I l l ft.) Itaalloa I t . Tow aahlp I * Bdulh, Hang* I* K a il, W itness a ir hand and aaol ihla tka l l l h . Aar nf Navamkar 111!. O. P . It B it NOON. Clark of C lra a ll C aart. — Bamlnola Co un lr* F lo rid a FERN PARK By VinaiNIA o. DRAKE Mr. and Mrs. f.'harlrs llreck ham ro.liirnrd fur lha wlntor and aro occurring Mrs. Nlcbolaon'd houao on Concord Drive. Mrs. litillv mutter Ndah has rotumod In Chlcagu to remain Until after the first of th> year. Mra. I’rudettco Ifarrnli Urttno haa returned from a kusbteag trip to Tallahaaao* and Jachtoti* Y lllr - „ fafiei » tka NOTfCM BIC AkA M CBor MTIF TBO BP TAX F IR E W O R K S l a arcordanca w ith th * prov l.ln n . of Chapter H IM . A ria nf IM T and upoa w rltla n raquaat *f H A N FO IID U U IL D IN O * LO AN AKBUCIA TIO N I w ill afte r for •a l* at puhtla uuterr l a , Ih# kighaat klddar for cash ml Ik s Court llouaa entrance In ‘Banfoitl on Ika H lh . dny nf Daaamkar IM T a l I I o'cl'ick A. M , " tn* re r llf lr a le e held k r Ih * B ls l* loK elker w llh a ll nm ltlad and euhaequenl levied l a i r a larlud Ing laaea levied fur lha year IM T, on tha follow ing daaeribed land* In Hsmluul* C u u aly, F ln rl■la. lu w lli No. M l or A u a. 1, m i . ruvarlng Lot L Ulock I I . T ie r I. Banford. . . No. I l l nr Ju ly I. I l l l . r o v arlng I n i I H HanCnrif llelghta. S « . IM nf Aug. I. IV II. co v­ eting tail M Hanford llelg hia, Na. I l l at A na. I. M il. c a v erlnq I-ol 4, lllo ck T. T ie r I, Banford. Na. I l l of Aug. I, t i l l , co v­ ering lutl I h r. I . W oodruff HuInTlvIalun. N,> 411 of Aug T. m l . cov­ erin g furl l | Ulock 1, DelA ir. No. IM nf J u ly t. I I H rn v . arlng I n i IM Hnnford U alg k tr. No. I l l of J u ly 8, M i l . cov- ttt& w i M i l and opon w rlltao BO D A It, UW INO I w,l aala at public kutkr hlghaai bvddar. lo r aal Court Hove* ontraaoo on Ih * H lh . dky at H IT at 11 o'clock .A ra rtlflra tv NU. MB Ba pcquaat la ilt d taaoo .lactudlag fax es levied for tho y e a r IM T, on ik a following daMrlbod landa In Bamlnal* County. Flo rid a, la w lti If. f . l ft. a f L e t I I A tv. 41H ri. of Lo t #4 Banford w V . i T ; my hand and aaal this th* I t l k . day of Noaomkar H IT . O. P. IIKItN IM IN . C la rk or C trc e ii Court. Samiaoto County. F lo rid a ( B E A D _____________________ NOTICM O F BALM O F T A X C tM T tF IC A T M B In arrordaaaa w llh tka p ro vi­ sions ol Chapter I l l l * . A ria or H IT and upon w riting frquaat of JO H N J. C A H V K Il T w ill . * f f / r far s a i l at publla au lcry in th* idahool klddar for . cash s i th* COurl Jlauaa ant r a s a s in . B sn H rd arlaa I mil H, F. I- Wuvdrurt Hul.itlvlalnn Nn. H I nf J u ly f I l l l , co v­ ering m i t rt. at. w i n t t ,,u r . N 111 f l. ul B lo ck I I , Chair-) man h Tu rko v,..A d d JIlo at., ,ut» No. I l» of J u ly I, I I H f o v ' * r ln * ) « l I I Oceh's .A ddllliuk r.Mo- I I I o f ..J u ly - L i l l l . eav> L O S T : Spirited p ig. W eigh* about 100 Iba. Phono 733 W . Z FRE E 5 x 7 j C , Enlxrccnsnt Rrpriala Sc r * . n y ru . a ip c rle n tn Southern Photo Servlco BL IMnroHqrf. %(on FI*. -t CFIED IIT O M .O U A B A M T E ID O o o d r ic h TIRES* BATTERIES’ | AS LO W AS W EEK LY r d t w i l t r Tiol I ilA'Ck I I T ie r I , Hanford. , Nov M l at A * * . . L M IL covering Loio 1 * 1 Ulock II ll^ a e tv H I uf C ele ry Avanu* «r A . . L M IL covering TV f t f| of N 111 ft. uf S le e k | l , .Chapm an A T u ok a r * A d Al I law. No. I l l nr A ug . I . H it . o o llr ln g I >4 I lllock K nf N, II. Unrqorn Hocund Addi­ t io n lo M arkham I’- r a llatghta. No. H T of A a r , I, I l l l . co verin g l o t 1, n ra n g s P a r k , No. I l l uf A na. 1. I l l l , covering U l I l f of Banlo P a rk . No 111- of Aug. T. M il. co varlag Lot 11 Ulock 1, T ie r L Haafurd. Nu. M l nr J u ly T, M il. covering U l 1 lllo ck IT T ie r I. Banford, No. |M of Aug. I. M IL covering tv I I I It nf Lot 4 Ulock 1 T l r r I. Banford. No. t i l of J u ly L IM I. Covering U l r I k T Uluek I I . T la i I. ttniiiorA i.t fq .. >74. of J u ly t. IM I. to y e q ln p L L o l T , u lq ck I .T ie r L la n p r M ." > ui i . , Nu. ,7 n * r i u i y J i . i m *. ■Ul . 1 1 BamAwo4w cC *n u ly, F lo rid a. NO RED TAPF N O DE L AY S QUICK SLKVICb BARGAIN CATALOG A L T i M O H f c I lf? t U O R K S SA N FO RD JOB PRINTING FO R L E T T E R H EA D S, B IL L H B A D E. TA I led .Jaa tka yaar M I L on Ih r Inifowl tig dM crikod lan ip In Bripfholt County^ V lurldq .. V l",J l L u .i|t « l H I F r k p k j'L (W iv d ^ t o f y M fh d ti ■* * * v , u , ,4 r hlanaet 1 i•^ E 5 E 3 S S S ^ ,.'-1 C la s s ifie d Advertisements F ound n p K ip o r a r t Owe P r i a l E * A BA N D S, E N V E L O P E S , O F F IC E FO A M S, E' Toys which can b« repaired will ka appreciated. F u rn U k a d a p a rtm a n l^ convohlancgi. F*rx IM T nnd ntmn w ritten request nl O IIA N tIK N A V A L BTOIIKN C O . I w ill n lfa r In r aal* at publla nut* cry In ih * kighaat bidder frrt rash a l Ilia Cnnrt House ealran ra In Hanford nn lha H lh . day of Dacambar M i l a l I t o'clock A M . la a rartll.rn t# Nn. H a t Hale of Auguai Ird . 1*11 hal.l by Iho h la l* logatiiar w ill) a ll omlltad modern * P ho n* l i t . Seminole Printing bidder fur ‘ c a s k *1 • d W r M IT a i I I o'clock X. M- l*« i llflca ta s held by 'Ik s B m if gather w ltk a ll om modr pnd ai «tqu«n( l«vl«dl lnciGfl laaea levlrd for Ihe year It on lha ful lowing deter (bed 1*1 In Hcnilnole C o u n t!, F lo rid a . , IU T a n * upon Wylrtan' raOnapI Af H A V E Y O U R W atch ropalrod by o a * who r o s ily know * bow, B rlg g *. Ja w a la r L U g rta lla A v » FILM S DEVELOPED A * y u lle • n r I IS G O O D HERE CMMTIFirATM* ) If. btxt R i KT J .will o ifo r .r ij aal* at publla oulrrr lo lha hit hast klddar for caak at (h* CnoM Tlnua* anlranca In Baatbfd ■in the Hlh. day of ttaremkar, IMT * l l No, I I I * B a la ‘ of Ann H I at It nrlnck A M. las carllflt i l l cavarlng tha tolluwln cata N„ IM Bala ol Augual Tlh. NOTIt'H O F BA I.H O F T A X ■lesrrlksd land Kta o/ H E ' IMI held by tho Hlal* logalher IK IIT IF It 'A T lU nl NtV.t* nf HBU * Kta n v>lib all nullllod and auhaaqoonl In arro id an e* w llh Ilia pro­ levlrd laaea Ineladlna lk>*a !•»- visions nf C h ap lar I I I M , A rts nl 1.—Announcement# ib c a l i HEY KIDS- m LOOK! FlEEiM • Miss Jan# Bt'ar^dffeld pnt*r Min'd alt of h er, ftlctirta from Orlando at a dinner pnrf);, last Thursday, • kllaa Itcrin* A. M««<m of. Bilf. f*L», Ndty ,-Yof|i Id the kuu.o Bitoat. of lira- Allrp Ikpafprif Xclaler. " 1 *" 1 1• 1 Mr knd Mi*. H «fty Miller »r^ hac|t aflnr apnndlng lt»n mar Hot HprlngX , Arkanaaa Thl>Jr hav» Icaactl Mi*. Hinlth'a S— I Am I A tka u B a a ic J No. M Balo of J n lr I . M I L m i i t I I a*a torn A. M.. la a covarlng Ik a fallo w lo a da­ k a rtlflca lra M id i f I I ; B la l* loarrlkad lan d: Lota I A I I If, H alkar with a ll am lllaH and rah* I t ft. of Lot f Ulock U . M ark ­ aequant leelad t a ia a In alad ln c ham P a rk Ifaighta. Inara levied H r . tka y a a r H IT , an W llaoa* m r hand aad kaal fkla tk a tallow ing Haaavlbad I a ado la Ik a H th d a r ■( November, l i l t . Hanlnala County, F I or da. la w lti O, P , HKHMDON. N a It * Halo of J a lr I l k . C la rk of C l re a l! Coart. Ilia corariBH tk a A llo w in g Bamlaola C o a a if . F lo rid a described • land Nta a f L e t I I IB K A L ) ^ Hualk Hanford No. t i l l B a ll of J a l r tad. l i f t revering tka follow ing daacrllird land t e l a L A. • * In aeeo td siK * w ith Ik s provl* T [llock ■XI" A. Dl Cliappall'a alona o f C hap ter H i l l . A d a af gubdlvialun111 neon w rltla n raqaaat ul \y nn.ee m r hand aad aaal Hale J . !■>'.aad W TN N I w in o fia r far U a I l i l i . d ar or Navamkar. tA T . ■ala at M b it* outery ta Ik a hlgho. r. HiSnNiJQN. aal klddar fa r amah at tka C eart C lark a f C lrdalt Court. llouaa aalraaco la Baaford oa Ika Bamlnalo C o a a tr. Flo rid u H th d a r nf Danamhar, l* lf at I t O'clock A. M , la a tartlflaald a hold h r tka m a la together w ltk NOTICM O F BALM O P T A X a ll omitted aad aabooqwahj larlad C K R T I P IC ATMS tain a Including tsnaa larlad for In arcordaun* w ith thn pro- Ika r<nr I I 1T, oa I ha fatten in g landa <n Bamlnola vl.lon# uf C kap ln r I I 1M. A r ia oi daacrltiad I t l l and upon w rltlan roquaal .. C o u n lr. Flo rid a. Is w lli No. I l t l Bala of J a l r Ind. I i a L p i i A. SM IT H I w .ll affai I t l l , ro ra rln n inn tuilaw ing for aala nl publla o u lr r r la Ikr dtacrlbod U a d i N Kta o f I H <4 hlglioal klddar fur Vaab a l Ik*. of nnctloti I I . Towanblp I* Court llouoo onlrwnao In Manfort Boalh, I la ng a I t ICaal. an Ik * l l l h . d a r of Ik n m b v i No. I t l l Bala of J a l r Tod. I H f ol I I o'clock A. M.. Ml I l l l . covering tka follow ing , co rtlflralaa Sold by th* B ialo Ind-M-rlkad land: Kta of B W It o? golhar w ith all emit lad and If'VIA of N W It O K ta of aubaouuant larlad Mnaa Inelodlna N w i* of B w it or N w b * M ia * levied for Ik a r e a r IM f. on W ta of NKta of B W IT or lit* following described land# In N W it o HKH at b w Q of Bamlnolo C o u n lr. F lo rid a . lo w lli NWta of section I I . Taw aah lp fio. 411 of Aug. Ird . . M il I t South. Itaaga I t K a il, adverlag la l< I In I I tnolgw itn e ss m r hand aad aaal Ihla alv* and M i l I I (o t l Inclotha l l l h day of November, H IT , alva. of lllock I of F a lfv la w . O. P . IIKItNDO M . W itness m r hand and H a l tkla C la rk of C ir c u it Court, Ih* l l l h . d a r at November, n i l . Bamlnola C o u n lr, F lo rid a, O. P . IIK N N C U N . Cterb of C ircu it Court. (B K A L I Bom.not* C o u n lr. P lerld a NOTICB OF BALM OF TAX (B X A L l David of Banford, hnd Ur. u d Mr*. D. Speer of Sanford. M rs. C . W . Culpepper a p*n* tha waokend In K lia lm m e a wh»rn ghq acted ■■ dem onstrator for Nentla’g M ilk. M r. and H r* . A . C. Moor« Ifid B *tty Moorn of Banford wnra thn gitosta or M r. and M r*. P . I). Dooley B a n d a r. Bharm an Moorn of L u t i. F la . ■was the gue*t of P . - B . D oolty P rld a y . Mr. and Mr*. J . A. fluylo n. Jo h n , nob and Tommy cl nylon, M r* It. H Coffee. V lv lm Coffae, and F ra n c is Coffee of Miami ■pent tha Th a n k sg iv in g ' holiday* w ith Mr*. C . P. IM rrU n n . H enry lla r t lio n of H olnoaBiM , F la .. M la i H elen Freem an of Tam p a, and Kenneth H a rriso n of O alneavtlle spent Th a n k sg iv in g w llh M r*, a F . H arriso n . M r* M K . Dooley entertained 'the following w llh a T h a n k *giving d ln n rr l Mr. and M r*. D. W , Dooley of Patatka, M r. and M r*. P- II. Dooley, K leano r Doo­ le y , M r*. D. A. M iller and M r J L N, B l m a l l , M rs 0 . (latger left H undar for O rlando w here *he w ill v isit for a w eak. M t w t i K U l I O lM k 14, T la r ( liM M *« , 111 a t « ,w . I . M IL •wearing 1*1 » Uloak I T ie r a, B u n i i . nu i n or A««. i, m i. M n t l a i U ( t B lo ck t. T la r ». Hanford. N*. t i l nl An* I, M IL cevarlng L e i I U lock t T ie r l l i Hanford. No. I l l of A u 1. m i. covarlng K l i ' l<aaa K O ta It e l N to* 1 ft.) Ulock «. T l t r IT, (to a ford. No. H I af A i ( . L MM. n m l » | I art I I •( Sanford 11aI ■fl t a. no. i m i r Aug. i. m i. oovarlag Is ile I I A *• Baaford Heights. Ha, M St Ju ljr I . 111*, cnyarlag l* | I I . Hanford lla ta h t*. No. M l of Au« T. H U . ro ta tio n N I I It of H I I ft of W I I I ft. o l Blo ck 1. T ie r I I . Hanford. Ns. I l l of A d i I. I l l I. covering tail 1 Ulock II. D ream wo Id. No. i n of J u ly L m i. s a w . l*ia. .. , i b a i - m v Im |ti« dagr-.a K. t* jb a g r »acUou,,tl Tuwaakln 1» Haul*, lUpav U Kaak i i , - * . ■*• l -., . W itn ess.m V h an d and aaal I l k tha IH k . w ay, of N uvam bar IM T. «l. f . IIK IIN D O R C lark af C ircu it C o n n . Bamlnola County, Flo rid a IH IIA L) _____________ __ N O TICH O F IA I.M O F T A X c k u t i f i c a -Mm In accordant* w ith th* p ro vi­ sio n* nf C k a p la r I I I M . Act* ol IM t ond upoa w rltlan raquaat of H A ItlTA L IIU T rO N I w ill ofrar for aala a l puklte outcry to lha hlgheal blddar for cash at tha Court llouaa antra a s* In Hanford on lha H th day af Decvmbar, IM T a l It o'clock A. X , la s corlirin tta Na. I I T Hale ol August I. I M I bald by lh a B lata logstkar w ith a ll om lltad aad aukaaqusat lav lad taaaa Including taava levied for Ih * y aar H IT , aw tka following deaerlhod land* In Bam lM la C o u n lr. Flo rid a, la w lti Lo la 1 * 1 Blpok 1 May- . vanla. Wiinaea m y hand and aowl’ ik l* Ik * l l l h day a f Novomkar. M I L O. P. IIB R N P O M . C la rk o i ClfOnH C o u rt fu r tkm yrn r fu llo w ln i d«»erlb r4 i HMMlx OuMtt«y, Klurltl, July a. 1. lteill. n * . l U • I aof t *auty i t . coVro v. fe iS g .S n f n . I * - A . . * * ti'iock a . (• n a V ia l* ; X a la ta a .. ..M o. 41) o f Auly L IM I. cov• ila g L a i 1 lllock U It ■ i .n a V la t * . K aialaa. .■ No. I t l of i a l y L M I L c o v • tin g Lot I lllo ck I T la r D. banford. No. I l l l of J u ly I. M i l . en c­ oring Lo t* IP * la lllo ck li. Uuaaa V la la Kaialaa. Na 111 of Juno T. IM *. envavlng Lo la I . I . 4. k T Block U. Dnoaa V io la Kaialaa. Na. TM of Aug 1. IM *. cov­ ering Lot I I Blo ck H Buena V la la Kalaloa. No. TIT of Aug. I , IM I. co v­ etin g 1s t H lllo ck K Buena V la la K aialaa. No. l - r of IM T of J u ly L H I* , co verin g I arts M l a 111 F . I* OVoadrwira kukdlvlstnn. No I H I a t J u ly L 1M L , cov­ e rin g . l o t s l l * I lllo c k J F i r s t St real Ka legal a n ., Na I H I a f July L . I l t k covartag I j >4 I * w n rt. al Lai 4 B la ck J F ir s t Blraat MORRIS SCHNEIDER G r a d u a t e R e t f a le r e d P h a r m a c la t MAGNOLIA PHARMACY c o n i g g a r* a - S E R V IC E T O T H E B IC K " H i a i o u i — s A a r o R O . f l o r i o a a -f h ^ r i T o . J - n a T. M I L co v . o rlag W.tt R lq o k 4. T la r I L 8— A u t o m o b i l e s '» » Ford Coups ) I U —fourwhoel trailer IITB—larga aaml trailer Five room fuhtlihdfl bmiia knd an sig h t ' room Unfurnished wllh B rebuilt Itodgi* truck. B m I htruata Hoaaonable. I'hona 414-J. E Hans, used car dealer*. 1033 CHEVROLET maatar daluat sedan wllh rstllo, fllB. Call al E10 Myrtle Av*. afUr 5iS0 P. M. F O R S A L E : 1«88 Dodg* T r u c k . V a n body, povrar b ra k e*, p o rfacl coodltion. J. C . Cook. ItOO P a rk A v*. i C O L O R E D W O M A N w ant* Job ga houao cleaner or lau n d ry w o rk . S y lv ra to r B u lla r , I I T E * * t Bih B L _ J O B A S cook.* Lu c U l* W illiam *. {ME E . 101k B L • ___________ Wo aro happy to announce tho R B T I t H o r MALM O F T A X C N W n r io A T w a . , In aecordanc* w llh th * pmvlalon* ol .c h a p la r 111!* , A sia of IM T and upon, w r lt la n , request ul ATBON I wl)l . u tlar fur Uaod Qaakar Circulating lUktir. M.'la M.at W pablla a u lcry lo Ihe Ighaal bidder for cash a l the C o u rt-llo u a a aatrowe* In kantord Ik a H lh d a y of Dacambar Wa kar* a comploto Um ol oil na IM T a t I I a'ciaek A. M . tag burning, ruollna and olactrlc oartifloat* h o HT Balo Augual 1*1 . I l l l hold by Iho H lal* tuhoalqr*. (Jot our pries* bafort you ■Olhar w llh a ll nmltlad and oubbuy. Bcott Carraway, Inc. ••U U .n l levied laaa» Including tag** levied lo r . (ha yaar l * l l . an Bportal Calary PlkaU. ln q alr« • ha following iggarlbad land* la fesmlHnla C a u a lr, F lo rid a, tow lli F ly n l’a Btor*. . Bag. I t aha B. a f NN Cnr. ST'.B M l'g k t l T e w aak le it F o u r IHW gm all piano*. In clu d ­ Buul b. Itanga 1* Banff Itna B . 44 rh a ,W. H u oka N. II ing o n * O r*n d , m in i ba gold rha W . llt a r b a .'B . IH fb*. ra th e r than skipped. M ay b* W-<M Chs X . M U aha.'V F. * 'h e le v i n IIha a t Banford ■eon In B anford. Y o r m s o i caak. W rit* "W holaaala T m t l i r , " M B V o lu sia A e s . D aytona Baach. r * '■ «.rv7i iJT S!T & S T R E A M L I N E d ' ^ B I C Y C L E , "*!■ porfact ooodRiocL. |1B. Hoorar vacuum claanar, good ag now, ijYouV# triad all th# vaaL bow 1I try tka boot. Ctty Ehoo Shop, W I-60. C a U ,J%||« Banford AvanBa. Phono 77T. ' 'f Q#t oar price* on blcycloa, wagon*, trtcyrla* and akau*'for ‘ f (CxriattBi* A small deposit wtll -T ' hold any plkcq untilt watilad. ■Etanlay-Rorar* Hardwar* Co. at ME E. ta d BL t S X A L ! --------’ r b t ic n ----- a p g A t.it w r y .. ^rir^tW k. DEALEBfl IN ; AND PINE FIREWOOD IRBPLACa ARB ITBVR LNVKrVMB QUALITY AND SERVICE Blo ck 1 T la r L Banford w lln a a a m r hand and aaal Ihla lha l l l h day of hovoaibor MIT. a atU O TT IT. PHBBB ud.ditibn to our staff of Mr. Carl­ ton Morcer who. is a factory trained lubrication expert O. F. HKitNDON. (B K A L ) C la rk af C ircu it Court. Bamlaola County. Florida ______________________ M onm o r b a i .n eubaaquaal lavlad 4aaaa lecladl e t l a i n lavlad Tar tka yaar M I L •■ Ik a follow !ag daarrlkad land* la Bamlaola C aaaty, Flar'd *, la w lt i No. I l l Balo a l A s * Ilk . M l* , oavairlaig lh a fatlsw lag • daarrlkad lan ds: Lo t I UlocE Ui^d Cir Special S C O T T ’S. G U LF o r TAk rm n n cA T B i la arco rd a a r* with tka provlelone of C kap lar I I I M , A*ta of I t j t and upna w rllla a raqo—4 «f b L T H R A S IIK R 1 w ill affar for aal* a l' pablla a u lcry t » ik a hlghaai klddar for cask at tka Court llouoo eatranc* la ■ ••ford an Ik a |* tk . day of Da* cam bar IM T at I I o'alaak A I I - GLASS . MIRRORS PAINTS QUALITY— d TEPENDABKJTV Pittsburgh Proof Productf SERVICE STATION “A Ford Neighborhood Btrvko 8 U lk «” CORNER IND AND PA|IK PHONE 377 -. X«ET US DEMONSTSa . ..THE NEW Fog More” Power S IN YOUR OWN FIELD AND WITH YOUR OWN DRIVER 1936 Chevrolet Coach IK'. FORD CC IMS DELUXE » CARS AND AT;A BARGAIN Sanford Machine Co. Inc. . . TELEPHONE 62 �• * v i • :p* * T : f • *;:*>■y ; ^ . ' - • ■- r t * * ,* - . a .ujM . .t *,.r , .j,I- I ........ ■ ■ *■ . lL*,^ ■ iflii 3 . . v ’f■ ^ w *> OVy ^* *' * ■> Sanford b Tho Only Central Florida O tr Affording Ball, Highway And Water Seminole Conty Prodaeee More Fruit And Vegetable Than Any Similar Ana la America* .»0 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWHPAPKB VOLUME XXIX > Japanese Announce “Victory Parade” Thru ^Settlement Prospects Of Hostile Incident Foreseen As Jap Troops Pre­ pare Demonstration 1,000 Civilians Killed In Airraid NUMBER 80 Established In 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2. 19.17 1■ ■■ ■' ' '- ■■ '■ 1 — •■ 1- ' Petition Is Signed To Force Vote On Wage A n d H our Bill EVEN CANNON TAKE WINGS J in k in s Reports G o o d Collection On Auto Licenses More Than $1300 Is Even cannon take wlnga Realized 1st Day _ *. _ _ | i flgh'er carrying two rannon. Texas Democrat Rolls Up In Wheelchair To .Be Final Sign­ er l*o P e t i t i o n T a x Structure Needs Revision, Roper Declares Committees A re N a m e d For Soil Benefit Program Commerce Secretary Outiines Views In Address To Council Dawson Bring Bill O ut isveals 98 Percent Of Farmers Eligible W al I ace Criticizes F o r m Off-Present The thro* community commit­ tee* of tho Bemlnole County Boll Agricultural B i l l Political Trades In Germany where Ihl* single-seated two machine guns and six 25-pound 18gS A r e On s a l e Pp)|; bomba was tested at Rostock. Holes In the wing are cannon CHICAGO, Ore, 2—(A1) —Secre­ outlets. With a maximum speed of 306 miles an hour, guns are tary o f Commerce tlsnlel C. lioper "The people of Ranford and Conservation Association have handled automatically. . '' cMeil the “ need of a general rvSeminole County are exhibiting been elected. County Agent <’. tirion of our entire tax structure" WASHINGTON. Dee. 2.— R. Dawson stated this morning. a fin* spirit of cooperation with in n moKJtfe to the Nation's bus(AP)—Tht* Hnuac leadership Mr. Dawson announced that SHANGHAI, Dec. 2.— the Stale Hoard of Education In Inc,, men last night. * tho following formers hnre been broke n prolonged deadlock (A P)—Municipal authorltleii purchasing their auto licenses He cvprefwrd, confidence the named tn serve: Banford ills over the wnges and, hours •utilities illli'mins'' would' le received notice today that for IMS early." Bemlnole County trtet—Roy F. Byrne*, chairman. legislation today when, th*, fotvrd, udiocnted equal n-aponsix battalions of Japanese) T ig Collector Jno- D. Jlnklna. E J. Meyer, vlco-chalrman, mid Hl'Utly lietwren talior organise21Hth mrmher signed a peti­ troops will march through from whoa* office the new tags Leo Tlutnrr. member; Oviedo tion* ind management, stressed tion to form -a vote on th» the Shanghai International are sold,' announced today.' dtflrirL-acargn_ W ----Morgan. j 1* .' '{ ^^1! ^ . the“ tiaiM)ftaiii'p nr~y«tuctrt|f tlir chairman. Andrew Puds, vicemonsuro by mld-Decemb#r. Settlement tomorrow In a On the opening day of the W. Knox, commanding chairman, ei\d It. F- King, mem­ national debt ax wellCapt. ax A.batRepresentative Mansfield, victory parade. sale* ( I tag# were sold and a budget, espoused officer of the local Medical De ber; t/W »o'od district-C. N. Texas Democrat, was rolled Police planned to gOard sum of 21,22375 was collected. larhmrnt of the 122th Infantry! North, ■ chairman. W. It. Blum, and constructive" h up on hla wheel chair to be the tho line of march of tho con­ Mr. Jlnktns reported. 11i-hItn.-nl of the railii'ml* finsn- ha* been promoted lo tho rank vie* chairman, and John Mc final algticr amid a roar of quering lim d irt. Foreign ob‘ rial iinddcmx ond linilrd the pro- of major, it was announced here Nanghtnn, memher. This unusual opening sale. Mr. (erven lu re d a possible “ hos­ Jlnktns said he believed waa the Tho chairman of thra* three cheers. Just before Manafleld pat Jcclcd building reiixtrucMon pro­ today, < tile Incident’’ end In London Brit­ result of the pleas of the local Officials of the Seminole County eommltteea are the officer* of down his name, 'Rep. Smith • ( A team determined to win In gram. ish sulhorltlos regarded th* school officials, Cnvrmnr con* order to offset their loss to^Tubercutoalx mid Itenllli Assorts- The xeeretary outlinul hi* views the Bemlnole County Boll Con­ Wrst Virginia, A Democrat, • had inarch as a “ posalbls violation’' and State Superintendent Colin George Miller’s All-Star* in *](ion reported today servation AMoctstlon whose duty jotted down. hJ*. signature. an mlilrrxa prrpanxll>rpartment's for delivery llu il'^ n u clrilIn u-fore the rnminerre Before tha Slflth' *lgnal«W, the of International agreements. It Is to oversee the administra­ English urging prompt payment recent tilt In Leesburg will again progrex, h»x b en nu.de in In me, the buiinexx silvlxory rounrll. Chinese dispatches f r o m which la rxpeited to prndura fees the All-Star* in a tion nf tha soil conservation House heard a Republican de* ■ minus) xeal xale campaign and T" ,hr ''uxlnrxs nml Induxtrial mand for an Investigation t f Hangchow today said that more enough money hy mld-Decrtnber engagement at the local high program In Bemlnole County. — , i-Xirulive* who ate mrndirni of the than 1,000 civilians were killed to take care of the drflrll tn school field tonight, Tha chairmen will be retied atatementa that backere of tha at H:IT. asked the continued *upp«M 0r the Iounril, President lt»«srvell sent a everything W and wounded In a Japanese air Blate School Fond. together for a apodal meeting bill "swapped o'clock. jiteople of Sanford mid Semin' “I^Jsdegrnnwwhirh sniil in part: wUI the Capitol" to Insure a rot# 'at raid on Hslaoahan about 12 mitei One of the largest rrowd* o f|County in the drive fur fundsj f * -*’l am looking forward to meetThe arhonl treasury .was *hy The promotion o f Captain A r ­ soon during which they I ir .s lt a .e e S i P o s t S t w l southeast o f Hangchow. f log with ell o f you at the earliest thur \V. Kims, eommindlug o ffi­ elect n president for the coming by ona-thlrd of the fIJ IS .tll the season Is expected to witness! carry on work in prevent ton "o**• Five hundred dead and wound­ needed to pay the , poq. 1 allot­ Ihs Sanrord Blackcats In action Tuberculosis and to assist in com- practicable dnle so we may have cer or the Mrdlrnl Detachment ed non-combatanta were reported ment of Stele money to , lh* on the local gridiron, which i* batting tho diseaseIn discussing the soil ron*er| the opportunity of talking over of ihs I2lth Infmntry, to tha rank found In ruble of bulldinga de­ counties for payment of teach­ probably the flret semi-pro game Dingle pins have l.etn dlitrlbu- th„ problem* Ihst affect us sn vlt of Major has been officially ap­ stroyed by Japanese Incendiary ers salaries. ever played in Banford. tnl to all the pupil, in tho schools' 1Iy. j confident that appreprl proved by the United Stale* War bomba. Those buried in ihs A. B. Wllklnaon’ throughout the County and racbjair action can lead 1° Increased Department, 1.1 Col. Jnapph C. Unless tbs Governor rhangna . Coach S. f*PrPr ^ ^ , 'Hamtnohs^m|tniyf rep" Jullua Dlngfeldrr o f SaitMM wreckage were not Immediately hi* miad. all autos In operation stated today that hla is protege* chlkl h«* been miue*i.*l to tm - employment end more effective Hutchinson, executive officer of r ^ l T n , ov.r io ^ r e t r i7 h . * » ^ aUredsnre al th. mkepl extricated. Bcorea were made in Florida will have to be were In renxldsrsbly bctler eon-[tribute one penny for each ycai jpurrhasing power In the hand* of the Florida National Guard, an­ total acreag* of f * r « land had ™ * " * >y homeless by tht destruction of equipped with the 4238 plates dition for this gams than for the'he has been in school. masses o f peoplt *U1I with- nounced today. • (giuat K filled out work aheeta and waa !? !? !? * ? ..? f b „ 1,100 houses In Jthtaoshan. * * —*2out adequate Income." not later than Jan. 16 and after prevlous encounter. They havs) These bangle pin* * rl1 l*w *lnu’ Major Knox's promotion was riyubly Jur bouanta under the diairirt^hsld In OalneaTlUejrsikm" _ Two Chinese Qlrplaqaa . raided, scrimmaged av*fy night for two bin ' cross emblem of the NaUonslA nixcusxtng Ihr l*x on undlatrl the result of 10 years nf aettvP 1*37 * soil conservelldn prot r ato w m reUeb^jBA.^1 weeks and hate shown consider­ tul.erculcais AssnciaUonand loid ljh ai^ ..wprrntc rnntlnga, Mr service In the Florida National The Bemlnole County **ent re- fttfmvd Inday- The • ' this are’ ldentl- able prowe,* with the pigskin. nfficlil* reveal.’.) the following in- n „prr fo u n t, It wa* Mated. Ur wnt flr e t' veiled that a total of 1OTI farm- W t U t i over by ^ e i f ta^lhqM tA,Y*«'t V iir,1 H wa* ..T h e Blackest*' offensive, which formation regarding the origin o fj .•trca.ury n-nmls indicate Ihxt eomminloned ................ .. .. ...... ....... . ere in this county h.d filed work J*IW>*»Me; gov*r»or-.liet of the n Captain In the jmlnfed1 oui.* ^qtxengrv vehicles was their weak point in the pre­ tho cnn* a* an emblem « f tuU-r tho tax did lead to a markrd in {M ikIIc i I Corps In 102,’ and wax anchorage, of tbs Japans** flag- ondfV f sheets in hi* offlc* as compared F**rW* «e . v i w i _ l L ' phunn* Will be vious till, has shown great im, ,, , m-asetn the pcirrnlnge nf rorpi'flarxlgntd tu tho .1!2th Mrellcal Dn* with ^23 ) . . l year. 1, » fleer, o f th. Klwunh 1 khljpidsumb riotr tbs ' Jsp«ne»e gharged a IlMtite fre nf $5, bo-j provemrnt and It la believed that l0*.!iLW,lr,arC! , ,, Tho u»c nf hr iloahli haired profit* dlxhun.nl nx iliviili-n.I.H I (nrhmcnt where he hw* *crv..(! Farmers participating In the ^'vrnrilonal were present at coniulaic. but .did r>o damage. tween t,006 anil 3,000 pound*,] the expert blocking and Interfcr- rro*. a* an smh in of tuhcrculo.i* during lU.Irt nml there I* evidence nwHmmusly »incr that lime. firogram, tho Couny Agent p o i n t - I n e l u d b f f Julius Dingf«]d*r, ‘ " “ Thh Japanese Mhj the Chinese ||0. 3.0&0 t» 2,000 pound| will In-'dice |be Blackest* havu xhuwn, warfare hymnlica. xernee ......... Bhnw that Ihr tax also cau«e,l trpon the promotion of Major rd uul, rerrin' twofold benaflta. chairman of the CommlU** for ’ critl operated f t * 10,09a' feet charged ft 6 while all over 2,0oo (('ealleeeU D i raas S ls l inlereatlog origin. || was at * inrn-e*ra in r«rjmr*le operating. |t*]nh .Strven* to Id* prr*rnt rank Thn cover crops required under ' h<; .!?ur1 p°rt, o f Churcli** ln Thrtr ^'ibcpefcsfully * evading pursuit pounds get a flat assessment ot mn-ting of Ihr International * ° ” '|exprn»rH in llir airs of wage*. Imn* „ f Lieutenant Colonel. Major Kmx the program are mainly to In- Sp'ri'u.l A ms, Urold Hippier •* pf*n»s 'They declared, however, 220. ferrncc use*, adveill«lng, maintenance, rr-WBPI placed In cmmarel or lit crease the fertility of lh . - , o i l E«»tIs. International vk.-preslthat tn an atr Jmltle n**r or over Truck* fall in a classification jler in In ID - that Ur. Merslron <>f;M,arrh, rip. |l i* ly evk|rnt Mnlieal IMnrhment nnd nlxo .rr Nanking six Japan** plane* but also ’ prevent erosion of ths « * . ■ « K “ V 1 , m™ b*r ° f by Ihrmielvr*. Fifty cent# per I ari* ppipoae.l that the ancient .m ), rjluntion. a ir receiving vtt| n, iti.gimrn'al Burgeon. land In th.. driving rain, during 'he lnUrn.tlonsl committee on shot down 12 of tbs Chinese n*a hundred la charged for vehicle, I.orrnine I ro»* I., mndr ,l" ’ the *>mpnllirtic ron.lderntlon of Major Knox served with dlv the summrr months. In addition Publicity. . Bovlet-nullt airplane*, up lo 2.000 pounds; from 2,000 hlem nf the fight again*! the while Treasury in it* recnmmehdn- flnctinn' for thrro year* in the lo this, the federal government Hrrni.n Kurr. T . Uh'.sce wmi China waa said to be massing to 6,000 the price la 76 cent* /-plague. The ™ r e c r l v «-„ni!ri. „ „ „ ,|lc ri.V|,i„n Canadian Army Modical C'orp*. in offer, cash heurfll. a. high rlrclrif di.trict • ^ t a r y for 1932. a first of 300 Rusalan-butit war rd rnthuxia. nail) It dated liiiik '„f |(u, |ij;iq Itevenur Art, n* Imli* France and bUigland during the 22 per acre for com'plUnc with Tko officers voted to hold the Flore planes for a renewal of the per hundred and all over 6,000 the assessment Is 21 per hundred.' o t hr N ".h century, when It w ., . , , 1, ty .s,.rri.|nf y Moigrnlhau’a World Wnr, *n i wu* retired viDt the requirement, pf the program .^* mU'Winter h fw .nl. confor* aerial attacks op Japan’s ad­ made the emblem of the Kaninn Ir(rn ) .tnteiuent ami In the I'rr«* i|lr .,f M*jor. Mr. Jinkins particularly empha­ vancing armies. Foreign naval Mr. Daw.on predicted that In rn" ,n New Smyrna Beach Jani, i*’f " r n ,l," Ml ' kleut'a message to Congress *m ) irt« l.irutenant ltoogln»a C 1938 there would he still another u ,nf 0 •"•t,*0The industrial Cnmniittre of , efflrfr* said Chinese bombers sised Ihs fact that all Individuals , _ Catholic Church. purchasing licenses must bring Novi-mhi-r 16." Bruit l* seeund ,in command of the U.e Krminole County thamlicr had raldtd the Japan**# airfield increase In the numlwr of farin’ , Tho •'* . From tin- Kli-venth to the Four­ their title eert if tests and regis­ I -J<th Medical/ Detachmentmeet In the Chamber building er* operating under this program * wbo sttended he achool veer* at Woo,unc. down the Whangteenth t'liiturie*, tho eruxnilrr*, tration card*. tht* afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, in Bemlnole County. hrenk 8. Wright, GataOTtUm poo' (ttver from Shanghai. through centart with the Fasti-in officials reported today. Twenty n e w - twtn-enrtned — . _ — “— . “ The pregrsm will he breadMo,r« » B;„ p“ imB CUyj Ed f-htirwh in I'slrallnr, fsmilinriri-il bombspi arrived en d and per acre payment, will “ “ ‘ “ ■I t ™ ! * Europe with it. Gmlfrey Duke id •’ mils* tip Yangtie from Nanking D C- Moore, of Frnlland Gray bo cunaldrrably higher," the ^ Noble*. Fort Pletco, and Korraine, h-a.lrr of uiip of the first The memhri* of the Sanford and Moorr, local auditors, ha* apd were being tubed up hy Courtly Agent *g|d. WVrth Henson, Braden oh. crusades; *aw the cross in Ji-ru- Klwani* Club ernt the following ________ __ __ tlthere present Includod Ken completed the ennui! audit of the "- Chinese pilots, wetHntortnsd and The 27lh annual Mamorte' IXINDON, H er | , —{/P)— A C’Hy’e accounts, City Clrrk Frank talem, and adopted It ex hi* ataiul* letter to I heir president, Howard 'Williamson, Wost Palm Bsaeh, rc* ye|l*bl* foreigner* r«ported. aril whrrt he wa* electid Chro.lisn Ker*he of tho local lealge II. I* , , .. ,, , . , l/mg,whose hi other, tlinrle* *' ; The remainder of tkn 0*at of man whom prosecuting munsM B. Ijimarn reported t'*dgy. The nr rrrt.n„ y „ „ ..f O, K.< In hoiio?. nf decease!) phantnm “ flannel i.utts of ihs audit ate now tclng ruler at the Holy t .ly In lOtKt. It i . j , ^ ‘ 1*0 Soviet-built.'cruft Wefs said styled tho brother*, will tie held In the Klk'r generally believed that .Dee M. re' when’ he .11 Norman. Gainesville, both put ■ 'I t be either a t’ Slam 400 mile* foot” burglar who rludnl Bent compiled by M r Moore. I tall Butiilny afternoon al 3:0f urn to krsnee it became the em, „ n lh4, |rr „ „ t)lr *U, w,|k waa —■ - -■ district governorsI norib and wa«t of llankow or on land Yard for rs yeais, ■ _ h „ u im anown in rranrr a* me suit , , . , — o'clock. H Hunge. chairman of I'rinrlptr* o » __ ^ lrmg_, known in ktpnee .. .front of hi* drug xlori*. sentenced today to firs years i r w s w r f w Ee— at*) Orders have been received at ------— ■ o ff Poultry R rredin , „a* the, U r -H .. lha Memorial Committee, report penal aarvlludo on wholesale and Improvement ART FOR ALL •he Marine Corps Recruiting Htanent of the Flock will I * , " . ' . 1 ' r" . r "m I ‘‘The membera o f the Banfonl rd today. charges of burglary. ■Ion, Po»l Office Huilding, Ha. ■ “ __ , lo* the principal pal topic or of uiacusamn dlocuoalon __, ,, , " . ’ L . " , KlwanU Club deeply aymp.thlre On the Memorial Tablet In the vannah, (is , to enlist all men| ( LAHEMONT, E J. P. Cusatn, counsel fur tonight at the regular monthly !>r C . n ~~ " l,Wir ’* t '* nr,,,rr with you In the death of your only Elk's Hall them nrn 35 n»'»>-r nosslble during December, it |, People who love art but cant M tbs prisoner. Henry Williams. meeting of tha Seminole County ( * brother, Mr. Charles lemg, of "* nf brothers who have died slnee announced by Captain Small. Ra-/0"1 •« own real pslotlngs^oow*an-v Protested (gainst tan assigna­ Poultry producers A..oci.tion fr.'tK World War, one of Llnesville, Pa the Installation nf thn ledge In suiting Officer, in Savannah. tion. however. -It would be dan- the Semidole ||lgh School tonight, r* “ ‘ lh,,n- Mrs. ta!ori* "W e want you to feel the warm­ * ^ v f hr Amor'™ " / * ’ Banford. Mr llunge statnd, add D • j. ^ . • • p«*dition*ry rorrva umnI Ihr l/irrrroua to assume on what w« » i Only young men between the1point” herrelf, haa establM M y * th of our abiding love and esteem; Ing that every Elk whether ' MtreUrir’ rtP°r |r.lne err... for it. -houldee inxlg- lo know that we grieve with you, beard In this court that tha per .Jl lm t.v ages of IB lo 26. not leu. than lending library o f »«g ln a l w w *»j active nr Inactive al the preaent than 02 Inches or more than 72 _____ i nia. The Sfaxonlc order haa also son made ltnowp tn the public M cent* a month «WT and offer every comfort we ran time idmutd attend Dili, the as -flannel toot’ |a appearing inches tn height, whit*, without amail placaa, 21 for th* torgof.* A Western Union Emergency' th" "O.a ln command in your l*-r.’* ’ *'iTo*rit. T_ , i „ ' ' varioua way* for many'centuries here today." ho natd "Feclde anil Inadequate are «ur llriler'a most solemn ritual, dependents and of good moral u nineo. ^ . " r * “ ry although the indknUon. are that word*, but the thoughts and sen­ * Tin- approximate 600,000 mem character will be accepted. Williams actually fared only L equipment for continuing aarvlcc lh H ^ M , mM, m her* of the Order nf ft. P- O B six specific charges but him- la area* where the regular service Entrance examinations for the . . , , timents that move ux you may throughout the Foreeuk t.i United Blatee •elf Intimated hi* wish to plead ha. been dl.repUd, will h. in SanMarines In this district are held ^ ““ 7 " * ’111 n,,t grasp as brother to brother, and 1 1 1 psy homage on this day to will Generally lair tonight and "Fri­ guilty to || additional counts ford tvmorrow, |„ Tharp, manager f , °™ ,hal. of ^ " 7 ' V ’ , ' ' ,,r* r we trust that our spirits may at tha Recruiting Station at Sa­ lha dec eased member* In every "Flaonsl Foot's frequent use of Ih. local Western Union Office. _ ln T l,r " vannah. Applicant* who are un­ day slightly rotdsr tonight wjill hl ,UM' ,,f rommunr In console you, to streng­ Uwlge, *Mr.*Hunge **ld. )t of a bicycle to make hla gate­ announced todsy. Tha trailer will « » vmclcm hr N.tioos Tuhefcu- then you In your xadnra* able to- apply in person will be! scattered frost In north porlk*. The regular ritual srltt be way earns* him an additional W parked in /nml of the Sanford furnished application blanks and ‘ " rr‘ t riven hV Exalted nule'r Giuirge nlcknama of tha "btcycltag de­ Offlre about 0:00 o'clock. full Information upon request. l" l0*0 'lr* ,Ir Thurelnn and pther offln-ra of Ih I “ Enllil under tha banner of tho mon." Applications received by mall the Igatge and Past Exalted aro'^glven Immediate attention. Officer* for tha coming year T 1 ^ ob'T V * ’’y " Z Holer Father A. fl. Peek, will will be elected at the regular con« “ '■ “ " deliver the oration Mr» tl- •’ vocation of the Taylor Comman- ,rou,' y V ll Captain Fred 8. Feren, com­ flardln. Mr*. Hnby Ming end dcry No. 2d Knight. Templar tn cv,, ry » " n" y wl" manding officer " f the Salvation Mr*. W. tl. Fleming, arrorapanled the Masonic' Hall Friday night at h? fl* ^ ", 'J** Army Unit, appealed to tho hy Mra. L llurke Btnem »•!* •** takes Its greatest toll among (h* SOUTH PARIS, Maine, Dec-2— 7:30 o'clock, Emmlncnt Comman people nf Sanford and Seminole In th* charge of the . musical Paul N- Bwyer, I I year old •ler, Jno. D. Jinkins staled today- young men and women of our County today for donations « f Major Charles II. Dodd, finan­ Program, the Chairman of the . high school youth re reread his tn- Ha also urged all local and visit- community" old clothing fur distribution to Memorial " Committee aisled, cial secretary o f th* local division noesnt plan today lo Uw slaying big Templar* to make ■ apodal those |n dire needadding that tha public la cordial­ of th* Salvation Army, and Colonel i of Dr. James G. Littlefield, and effort to to prooertt. Harry It. BIsyos, divisional Com* Captain Fru-n stated that tha ly ‘invited to attend. CLASSICAL CLUB pleaded guilty. Ha wna sentenced mandsr from Jacksonville, will ho unit was fared with a shortage *• Immediately to Ufa ImprisonmentThe Siring Band of the Bemlnult in Banford over lha week-end to TALLA1IA8BKB. Dor ' 3. — th* time of year that clothing was Tha plan enmo shortly after tho Chapter of tho Foture Fanner* of On* aludent from Banford la a aded wor»l Those who have any MIBH M1TCUKM. HONORED make tha annual audit at lb * local Oxford superior court reopened America have secured Willard mrmbor of tha classiest Salvation •- Army Jtrodquariers, club I clothing they wish to donal* foe tho third day o f hla. trial Ponuilly to teach them the flee Ibis year at Florida Bisle Cot- are aakrd to advise lha Salvation TALLAHASSEE, Die., 2 - MU* Captain Fred S. Feren, Command* Bwyer, olee accused o f ntrekgUng points In playbig string Instru­ leg*. Bhe is Mi*a Virginia Mo- Army official* at their headquar­ Dorothy MHchall of BanfoM haa lag officer, .reported todayDr. Littlefield's wife and- trans- ments in preparation fo r State Rory. The club, composed of ters on Serdlul Street. just bMn pledged to the Cotillion ' Special Services will ba conduc­ 1porting tho bodies of both cm n competition later In tho year, Alex atudenla In lb* claaalrs depart* Club, o social club at Florid* ted by tha Iocs) unit in .honor of alx-»Uto -death tour’ tn North- R. Johnson, Club advisor, ropor* moot, baa as Its them* this Members wore tha officers at tha open air moat­ Flayers from right state* were State CoDags. art Ingt on, New Jersey, Sntared tad today. Mr, Connelly instructs year classical drama president presld members nf the 1MT 1937 freshman tapped ot at ■ n forma) dance given ing Saturday night, sad Sunday . |hla plao at ha stood erect between the membera of tha String Band la Mias Genera Nelson, of Weal football tram at th* University I recently. H is president Is Mias morning and night In the A m y *W» nttoreeya, racb Thursday afternoonPalm Beach, Uendquartara, Captain F*r*n said, I Dorothy Barr o f Miami, Florida. ■ ■ • \ Chinese Are Said To B e Concentrating Huge NewAir Force B lackcats R eadylPublic Support For Leesburg G o jU rg c d In Drive O n Sanford Field;To F ig h t Disease I Local Aggregation Is Campaign ForSale Of;;*'"* I In Good Condi­ t i o n For Contest the Christina, Seals In S a i d Progressing Capt. A. W. Knox Given Promotion To Rank Of Major Julius Dinrfelder At Kiwanls School K ivsd at Hankow ooo Flannel Foot Thief Draws Five Ycar« i-' Vt f ;r i Iocttcr Of Sympathy »Scnt By Kiwaniann Memorial Service To Be Held By Elk* Marines Are Calling :'Jrlnr For New Knlrntments f0'r,J mofi tnf LOCAL WEATHER 18 Year Old Boy Guilty For Murder Appeal Made For Old Clothintr Major Charles Dodd Visits Salvation Unit 19 •Kfv trV T SO *’f6 :i — --------- -------------------------------------------- 1____________ o �r. I* 4 lT TAN ENGSAVED Tho newspaper ii t mirror ip whieft the peftple ot t nation get a good look at Uicmadve*. 8ome times (ha pic­ ture is not pretty, tut It Is alWoys InU-rest'ng. On Ih t front page of one new*|Vnper today, the reflection was par­ ticularly irrtrlmilnir- COLEMAN’S We sea where Oov. Cotie j/Ut his foot down on a limahonortd practice of Issuing pardons to state convicts by the aholetkle: It Is encouraging to oote that th!s practice is be* ing condemned, but It come* os something of a shock contemplate tint prisoners hnvo been released in Florida blocks of GO or GO without consideration by the Pardon Hoard of tho merits of Individual cases. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation has filed suit to foreclose on nomO 81,500 acres of rich muck Hind in South Florida constituting a large drainage and Irrigation district. The government corporation had lent tho dis­ trict 8600,000 and held as security some 1935,000 indie trie! Itoiul*. Hits was. tho first action of Its kind by the RFC, nnd opens up interesting jtossibilitle* as the federal government Itcglns the task of assuming the role of "Uncle LUNCH 25c » NO FOOUN* PERK’S CLUB »V g * / - 1M7_ ! ; d H W ilm tA g » » COMINO 0kitotmasi TV n»v«r been to the tropics sod esn never go (boro. Onto in Florida ho (Offand sunstroke end I* peed from that Into a curious freer. Tho doctor* hart warned him nerer to tiro In a Ironical cli­ mate. It would be certain to kill him. Bo now ho winter* in New York, becaoae this place U polar* touched anyway, and In tha sum* mar ho liras In a camp in the mountains o f western Canada. ' Tho other night I walked up smslcal, VtNTttATtO# mual- od'risf oi i1— H ftn»r wo*d In tha world ' •A m b ' V lonadl g g ad sod mada for wo' mortal* r^tinsie" ■jpounei I ^ Ctrl tuuatf »t> comins UV ^{M* .. J»l . .pggt'UMW -’j'ltljl )tl|u .W k .memurle* Jmklt’ I; Mringblc rich bletilnKs fur witn kfnd to eliere *S*lB — flflln l our bf*Ha with ilm magio of ebecr •t CbtfMmt* All nailutt* r«(ul™ t* I be thrill of it— , • t t t M r * *pd peOaatitai tb« . rich and renowned;’ Ip iftl of V v o -in a y we bow In can he expelled from school for fsilufe (p naliilpiu# lA^pdCienn flng. in tb* "land of tli« free and the tortur or tH<? brave” we don’t nee how public schools .could be denied jc Anyone on uepount o f somo j*r«onsl predilection, but isn't It emaxlng that nnynne should object to saluting the American flag. A fter all this country has ilone for our people, olio would think Unit nil of them would be glad In salute the flng n humlml times n day If neceaiiary. Well, the wages and hours bill Is beck on the front pages, It, In announced that almost enough names have been secured Id bring it out o f committee nnd no to the M ' to Id I. " f ( Howrfnnemsvm d it < U li'kli - fo r her. »*1 ski t» <t -d at hU bed clothes *(ul ri l l I. "Rants, get up. My new V 4 i Ii reAlly for you.” t Hants implied out of bed, Si A ran with all the toy* <o tho (1 bd "Whal ore th ey!" tlw toy* «l 4mad. Bump « f tile tin solder* were using them as Lata, but Sknla siripptd hie right on, say­ ing, "Why ! used to rkl when I was a ym »Y man, What a nice Idea, llelga. Com* on Mrs. Santa, we wont work today." Ife stood up, pushed his feet along tha snow and slid off-down the hill from the toyshop door like a jolly, hlg red apple. Helps rtrepped on her silver akls and followpd like a streak of light, and Ute wh<4« toyshop followed‘Jan Cant |Uat Me* . fUih»wniri«^i u • d r ill* sUon—A state of aoclety Is which 11 1* possible fur a liook ts V HtbUsbad entitled. Tap POATiql an A Career —Dublin Ogtolan (Ip*land) "Maro IbM IM Ion* ul snsur are wasted erery year In H>u n fin - MsUclon. Tbl* BNtuunoemetil l» |g to O n*** n S r*st Ah*edw<|#AVrdeen s t ir sullioUtlai lh. wurMa on »M« "Ann I lord Ia* UaU Court l*»r mlaatoo to Take (ton- **»'." U tU n U the Tfoas-Upilon In ihe V d lU bt nror * story which goes M u ear that tho oon.U h<r aid AND 111 a u iM s e o s « s B s »s p n s * s s a n i«M ls n « b * * * " M ,' ” “ , * p* p% WERT-The JEWELER | DUmoitila And Wntckns Phis Watch And ^ J e w e lry R e p a irin g Diamond »WW Jtn*lA j v l r * W vln* H. a McCALL, JR Pith Ata. Sanford Stores Ate Ready For Christinas. . . So U O .^ . E X C L U S I V E A T T E N T IO N i 'A vtdTjJ A V A iuO o ; * l u»l;IT MX 1 A V Courteous 1 Effldffrt SERVICE IM A French—Toi. » l SAN KOItD TWENTY YEARS AGO Herbert Igjoan, Mr. and ■ Wltinn, -Miv *Ad Mre p.to»; and Mr*. (TmiraU*. Ur. and Mre. IMt*. Mr and - Mr*. lloUy.! Mrami lip . "MeCufler, Mr. stwi Mr*. afar Jbra Nre. N’o.1, Mre; , jhas*. oo.ea? rA .aaiuAV to t spnoklnjr to yoU.js .very b^ip«Vt*ot’ \J|i tertng os thst.— Chirlos W. Eliot. . da*ghier P»l" I'' ' Phono 101 . Engraving McLaulin, Jeweler A LISTEN Mr. B W. Herndon ha* Iit usd h*r parent*. Ire Jane InviUiiont tor a dance nt-lhd ■■ipni^Ur l| Just guts u> show Klk* Club thi* errultyp. Those’ In­ 'f i s t Akstsk*. wtu bspixn p»*n vited arut Or. and Jdrs. I'uk-sUm, 4m Hii hoot regslated Ttm«* Mr- and klra Bishop.*Mr. uml Mrs. liel Wight, Dr and Mr*, a d. Uitl, Mr and Mre. Newman., Mr. and Aire. Thrasher, Mr. and Ills. Hihu holder, Mr. and Mr*. W*lnw, Mr. «nd Mrs. K. K Une.'Mr. t nd Mr*. U U PVrViUs, Mr.'and iMrw/ RoumllMU Mr and Mi* iTliigpen, Mr, tnd Mre llenty, Mr. ;|MSTMr Martin’s Garage 10# MagsoUa Aon. Diamond Setting: STOP LOOK m Inly of Ik* other, * illl. ttwy gr i going to rdniinwu pltylnx fo *u$ap m t t t i b BervhSfe’ to pay .•tl.jjif nwoi i iif> • » * lolo rnt* Ute ht to* UOSTlVr . « : , Truck & AMtp Ml .Service -v IB APPRECIATED Bundsy Phils lb * &lr PulherUon* *ro ■ g I t p t ■ tlliorce ull rtn'it p * I M J S O fU # Martin's Garage General^,; & Repairing 1 I bought on a night--aoooral year* ggo Ho IM was dp i f d S i M . M i life had .ralOmed 'tp <N»v Yfek.t 'o bo- troubled and hurt-by whgt*’ > aw .- - '' u. -’ "." v * f ofec: ill Jl ■PetLaw you an* Ahfy latoAtiitsd with s' U «ir«aM M « t h o < a « i ring." 1 suggestid. *V k , ‘ So,- be npld. •H V dlfferepew. 1 the same . dilfmottc** helwmd . I •What I, ftr * w ry (o thp leytkop doox. I •golorlti-d SOOmtlod > j BM m T iM f s» r* d'til'twjBABlO4 So u polll col trn<bhls nrinngcdultAud..N|oni Ip* ihe m uncut Is Is okey tuc lu c a n A lil hoU agi Ol lo s e up*," WHITE FOX. Ry BIGBID ARNE three years. Suddenly ho stopped and pointed Jo what, ho torsitd ike harsh crudities o f oar West­ ern ewUuro—btuson skyscraper*, hurrying buses, screaming taxi snarls, people straining to got to various placet which really wouldn't matter after they go there. “Tkla la what 1 moon.” he said, '‘all (hi* Insane plunging and lungingl There U no sanctuary here. In tha Islands there l* poetry ana hastily and a profound simplicity that goes deeper than oil tho ancient honesty of Asia. Kerry tree is • UmpU sad every man Is p g o d .* ,| |;f| ) M l RADIO ItAPIO Mre. Arehio L U . E.M fw Camp ENGLISH’S Gulf Station Betts ami ^t ta the toyouin MU. un w U * . Enchaty tn/Jur *N.»f * plansaw IAPON1CA 3 �/ THE SXNFORB Social A nd Personal Activities K U Z A B E T H BRIGHAM JORDAN, Badety M lU r Meet Planned ktriotic Group Social Calendar FRIDAY The Fort MeUeo Chapter ef the Bess and Daughters ef the Terri­ tory of Florida win meet at g.-tt. o’clock at tha home ef Mrs. J. PRidge, 1ST Xlllott Avenue* The Olri Scents will meet et the Lilito Ilones at 3 iil s‘clock. The Woman's Missionary Bacl iftv of the First Baptist Charch will observe World Day ef Prayer beginaieg at lt :M o'clock with Circles Namber Two and Four In charre. The Oolddn J#>nee chapman wtU conclude the program. Members It wa# announced today that among the eet-of-town visitors i t the meeting of the Bens and Daughters of the Territory of Florida which will be held Fri­ day night at l:to o'clock at the liome of Mrs. J. P. Ridge, will t>r I)r and Mrs James O. Olasa of Ormond Beach. Dr. OUaa will apeak on the life of bis eminent father-ba-taw, Oeorge a Fairbeaks, who wrote one of Fierida's oatstanding hutories. Dr. Masbroech of Winter Park will also be among the rneaIs and will speak on tha Delon Catalog of Florida Materials and Mr. Watt Marchman. librarian of the Florida Historical Society, of Whiter Park will ba present Mrs. F. ML Ronmlllat will pre- of tha Sanford Timw and Chb w01 be held at T>M o’clock In their dob name hi the WeUka 1tsOdlng. The ptthHa Is cordially Invited to attend. t An oyster sapper win he f served at tha Banford a rammer Hebool from (:M o'clock to TiH o'clock. At I ’M o'clock the oper­ etta. *Tbe Chrietmaa_ Basaari* will ha 'jnswawteiT Tha public is cordially Invited to attend. RITZ THEATRE TALLAIIABBBS. Doc. I. — Mias M u r N*u Smith and Mtn Mary Nickel, of Buiford, took pert In the deace demonstration rresented Thanksgiving Day at Florida State College aa part of Ibe - Terente Days'* entertain­ ment. Miss Smith la a member of tbe Tap tearing class and biles Nickel Is * member of the modern dancing class A swimming demonstration, motor psrade and basketball and volley ball tilts all were ThantsSiting Day entertainment. TeUpbam . 148 Personals Mrs. W. P- Hutchison of Mobile, la, is the gnsat of Mr, and Mrs. \ W\ Thompson In Elder Springs. Mrs. O. J. Miller has been called te her former horns In WUliston bees nos ef the sickness and death ef her mother, Mrs. Mary Donald L A S T D A Y — DOUBLE FEATURE " L lv e , L n « * " d U n r n " o'; l1ik" «mVr" d iv e r s - •CLARK"OABI.B Consumption of limestone for •oil Improvement see hie In* errsted from 110,000 tons In IBM to an estimated million tons this year. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Davy spent last week aa the guests of Mrs. Frank Wareorth in 'Tuakeegee, Ala; and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Thomp­ son hi Montgomery Ala. FrMnda of Miss Margaret Long will ba glad to learn <bat she ha» ban removed from the FernaldLanghlon Memorial Hospital to her boms on Oak Avenut. I j , 1-MltUV ONMT M A G N IFIC E N T OBSESSION” WITH IHBNB DVNNB W ALLACE B * RKT I ■8HB A8KBP FOR IT* G/V£MCRESPENDi f f i bu y Friends of Raymopd Monsalvatge will be glad lo learn that he la improving at his home on Palmetto Arenas after having been seriously 111 for some time- | A ii n u o y g if t s a t ChiL ire *'t B lank* Oyster Supper Slated By PTA Association An oyeter supper will be served tomorrow night at Ibe* Banfard Qremmar School In ruu. Junction with tbe annual operIt was announced today that etta and carnival sponsored by, Aseocla- j WgDNBBOAV tha members of .the West Side P. the Parent Teachers Tha Board of Managers at the T. A- era makthg plana for their Tha supper will ba served from Oarden d a b will mast at Ike aamal Christmas playi Mrs. home of Mrs. I t M- Papworih at Marion St. John and Miss Alina 0:30 o'clock until 1:10 o'clock 10:M o’clock. Chapman have been appointed at which tlma the operetta will begin "A complete assortment of eats will be available for old and young," Mrs, John Thornier, chairman of Iba carnival stated this morning. The operetta to be produced by tha school Is entitled "The Christmas oasesr" and features about (0 children In Ha chorus and main parts. West Side P. T. A. Plana Holiday Play DANC& BENEFIT Underprivileged Children Xmas Fund ARMORY, DECEMBER 18th Boy Tkketa From M n. A. D. Zachary, Jr. 018 MAGNOLIA AVB. !1 PHONE 887 Mrs. Charlotte Perry • Will Visit Chapter Shirley Temple Stan In New Uitz Picture One of tho most nniisu.il seta ever bull! for a Darryl I*. Zenuck production at Twentieth CenturyKos studios was created for •Tlrlrtl," Kliltloy Teoiple's new starring plcturo op.tilng Hundny al the lilts Tlu>atro. when n quarter ucru pond vn, tilled with oil for n novel ereulr effect The plcturltsllon of ilio is- Charlotte n. Perry, wor| tnd matroa Order of Star,, of Jacksonville. >ke her official visit to a Chapter Number Two S FUR COATS Three full length laplna. Sigea 14*18-18 Valuea to $89.00 A $79.00. One full length brown beaverette. * V A L U E D A T $74.50 * GLOVES nious story by Johanns Bpyrl, mul nnd lovril the world over. Includes a specially written ilri-um ilnn< tequenrr featuring Shirley nui twenty-ala other young dancers In u mlorful pic* ltir< *‘|ue Dutch scene. The oil serves aa the surface of the y.uydnr Zee on a e*t re­ producing thn dykes. Islands, vsIriiliullla nnd rsnuln ehotil this famous Nrlhi-ilniid hnrbor, act­ ing us n perfect reflecting med­ ium. Ci/ul flMMTOVFm One of our biggest sellers, and no wonder I Just look at the rich qualify, tha up-to-the min­ ute mylipg and the delightful colors. Slenderising sad beauUfa] on the band. Cut to fit. Comr In'Today For Your jCmaa day, December A a* 7:10 00 o'clock a banquet will at tha Woman's Club In honor of Mrs. Perry. For reseri*"5 » Nri- H W, Turner, M i’ll, before Monday. Visiting Eastern Btare ' In Die city are chairmen willto announce cordially and Invited altenf. the date later | Mrs. George Turner, chairman, reports that tha I*. T. A. member­ ship drive was completed this Warm, durable^ Solid colon with ' n l a l d col lire Jand cuHa- Tricky1 , little rayon rift die and pockaa. ler at Seatbcni Cellege. wtU rvlgw aa Qaeee at the Ftesle ef OH Baterday sod Sendsy aTtarweens al lbs Florida Cyyrem Oardtan a hendrrd girls sf tbs Junta* Women's dabs at Felk Osaaty stage aaaal Charity amid this tropical selling, Theta by Dahlgnm Whether you want a simple coiffure or sn Individual alyl* for the many gala occasions, » v ran give the wave beat suPed lo your personality and hair. TKI.BTItONK 733 K id D 'o n a y s ■ (NOPmuiy/...ffln 1 -fi Of fine soft kid with pal leather instep band, re Luster Du Ghana lining. Lot Nu. 40-8131, % Am Oulttandlmg Vmlmmt 19“ Giil Doll Adorably Q Q $ Drmrodt She line curls and peuriy M i — slertUng ryes and a vutnuj EVALEEN’S BEAUTY SALOON One beige mink ■tripod coat. Bise 16. VALUED AT *69.00 One brown lapln VALUED AT *69.00 Upright PIANO attractively lined! J • ic a t sum io in i c u o pvish |»IP m s : *■ i c suit tsu <i •VALUES TO 139.00 Tbiwe beige lapln capes jacquard designs! POLIOS’*. N lH l°"PriC% qtr_ W P rM fi Mattwea A Q T— dl 9 0 ( So good looking—with a shiny mahogany finii finish. An cajayuhlp Ivy! 13%"alD%"a7-, G O U U ^ V l A To Close Out At A REAL SAVING!! BIG DOUBLE BED SIZE PATCH WORK Fur Trimmed COATS Oaa lot of aiz coata c a s s n A iw m sunB Bllaa 14-18*18 fiBOWW SPttDWM QUILTS Sun And Tub FaBt $ Vahiea To *29jOO *9 JL ^2 Beautiful Patterns IDEAL FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS To doae Out At SPORT COATS bb let of‘ coat* Slide 18-14*16-18 Values To *15,96 Of black shark grain laad with convenlent fittings. SI fastener closing. Sise V l ) H o ck e y ’s T ir �V •S T S ® laaaiffed 4 V :- V.'.Mornm. A. C Intoileaied roo^il. p f TOKICO.,Dm -, !-<*>■ ftfriftr* Harden, *t a*. Mltrhi'U, Alogui W. To L, rlNtrie reeking. • Nefr i»*d«l* -on d lQ X »- 4 W 'llafdw.r. 'O r . I l * . ED: I I ctMtomcn la boy codto. Kadjre'a Specially Conpiatily Mttebth. Ilugli S- wldr. To U P. I1»gi|1. "■ Iteedj (). lb, lit m To KnmpM. .lae* - i- r . ,V> 3— Automobile*^ _ _ _ _ _ China • iharjtljr. It-h aa Dongl***, M«rr W, t dropped MlUions -7 - ^ V. R To ♦ . a1 t■. V • * /*•' l, Wrlthl. (loth final*. et rlr. Leon •**l: T n lU lph John Saul*. Ralph John, rl llulh Kan la Wrlrtit. ut To . 1 PASADENA, O alUe-M nrtjrdlamptK), rim,. too}. nihe 3 aye by Nr*- Kennedy Han erne found In a *ew*r a mDa ■her 11Pa Oeed McClelland; J. P . Sheriff To ft U Crower : t Mortgage AuiUallnihe* only UOiyavt- Merrill. Now ton. *1 ui To Wlilter I’erh Federal Bar. A L. Ann Aaalgnmant ef Mert0*0«a ■ Calrrrt nqrrtl Corp. To The equitable Treat Co.. el al. 1Battefactien Of Mortgagee Winter Park Fedqrel Bar. A t*. A»an. To Newton Merrill, at tu, Pinal Decree * BICYCLES., ROLLER okaloa Ttmmae, l.litln HYI*hl Va Il#»r ____ JOB AS rooh. I.ucilU WIIItanu, WANTEDr Job na nuree or dlah EXCELLENT APARTMENTS end waaher, Julhie Humean, 111? roomu AdtilU, M i Jb. Elk BU , * Ma* ftln h irt RIND FOUHS, TWK3R W ANTS tv"-MAN waiTra*. Honto ’ aaenrlence^iireferreil hut' mit narddaarr-' Ogee Ms Hew.- Write RdwIelgYa rA K II I MO. Mem­ phis Tenn, or eae ft 'B. Carter, Sanford Florida, S Ratine «p c r t » dtKaaring B<* * cngarieti'a ihecry w a ll thai Earl SMUi, J. iJ. A rpu a^i^ear ,whll* Sandc aanff a trrt at deni,'but o i l lnloi|caltd IIOOOO^pt M day*. he did It lb atoady hi* nerre* Quit Claim Dvwda IMS CIIBVHOLKT mailer delnaa Aar old- hwy, ,1 •Man with radio. * 21fr. Call,at tor I U An BIO Myrtle Are. after 6:W P. Ml Phone tin or g—Situation Wanted . D. Hoad Ealraetad n*nifl». ft ft inu»j«c«4ed/»H* Ul.bO or M dar*. far- Iv H , Ford Coopa |1 M —fnurwhaei { trailer f i l l —Urt# **mUr*Uer f with a rnbelli Hedge track. Reel > A Son*, uaed.rar dral»ra_ C, M. Cardinal IU I MllehUl, of ■tort M • 1MI KrtgkUIr* r a m with., many n*w fgater** 1» fee 5—Help Wanted wn>*». win* a *«* uu a e*|terT ’ 'iM N Dopd, E»1r«ate<L. » *1 Mane ktotnar »nnl«>*tw. •« <**«: -«— 7 ^ 1 ------- .t— fluffin', more daBotona.TryMkndaWhlp-eoont a huge aaaoetmant of tor* C yprcriC ‘ “*• • T 'Independent' 11— MUcrllenrouq Oflt oar prlcm no literrJaa. wag* On*. ' trlerrloa *nd ititei ' for Chri*tia»e a tnuli depaatt will MIS any plot* Until 'tinted. heater*. a«t cmritrleae ha Stagier Borer* Hardware Co. boy. Beott-Cerrawar, tne. 73SSSTS1 BUV AMLASTING ClI F T -a I DM Special Celarr IW f M’ * Plante. SANFORD, FLA. 400 S A N F O R D , A Y E . 4.hra^.ar*-..iha~. ntaOleea, *r a rta l I m m . i - . i . t l i datoclalil* *14 inullllunal dlahra lavorlla modern n n „ . . . . e ll auwciallr nrJcadr.r (ho COHalma* w fln ii . . M »l Ihla waati In trade at Forr»*4 aatrhal'a atur* ongaqfard A i n u , whrr* r«u con M tr m m o x m x ;^ RICE 4 Lbs. d n tC L E " UHi X^A U.H_ 1 BESt CANE KELhOGCS ' W H O L E 1G R A IN ' f t f t 1 SUGAR IN. FLAKES 15c T R B N D T H IS Y E A R W - T O “ G IV E FOOD fO R tArgoBoxcn MATCHES a For 11 t',cer5aM*tiw. pky. 10c; p^/cctlsa1! ; i i i j pitfCES, you 30 HAVE A SPAGHETTI PARTY. FANCY LONG :hupt A m >iPaM.l^nk^bdi *to M NlUcrbreob l*rlat <I lo n »& < N o e * 2 4 a a ft * . Spaghetti Iona 37 ox* Oatmeal Stinnyffehf Hr. p Nonp Siwlyj J^nce Meat, pfcjr* BUTTER 1 lb. ctnv-.... 40c pound. llflttU a tar—Dates—A pples— Haiains NtITICH IONA Plain or Self Rlnlnfr C o b b le r P o t a t o ^ Fahc)[. Stayman Applea/81 Ity* C. Cabbage lb. ......... Firm RljW Banana* 4 ibik ftmperop Grapes 2 pM*...:.. ■■■ TP: J, II H i'llA llllllirlM JII. w plat'r uf Ireltlwww U HDliltowil Ysii * « !• M ir b r tthlrrwl anal rt* ilMlrai In lit’ iiihi iu »|»*ipu h|hui IP t J r 4 day . f Junuitrir .A U 1111, in IDs bill o f rniiiplarnl file.I stm in il , vt»u In lliw i!lr r x lt O i>M *»f Hrni* iM lo l^iualr*. Hlnln nf by Jewell J*rfeniln Miiub. >«M 4« nti Bfltoil lm fllV tl'if. Tin Hnnl.tr*l- Hrrmlil In Arint*brflM4 a « I lm . (taws |tst per tim ( tbl* nri«t flUll *»• T fc Ifo w O n J o n a a ,^ wwwbp r w H u l H t l i r ........... .jgejq g! ,4 OZ. BOTTLE S M1N.'OAT8 »OTIfN -j rfrhf.MiL Walker’s AUBTEX NO. 1 T A M A L E S .. NO. 2 C H IL I......... Jamp* J. Corbrtt knocked »ul Charley Mi'choll In the third 'round of the only heavyweight chnn<pionahl|» Imilng bout ever held In Florida. They fouthi In Jerkxinvillr Jan. CS, I Hl>4. MEXENE ............. ICY . IN 8ANFORJ) FOR THE FAMOUS CRACKBB PQR EVERY OCCASION. .’ ’There nrr nrarly 2S t m a nf land In Texaa for rarh inhrliBaet YELLOW m ANN\I*A«W- • REANS packag es lifpE KRIHPIES CAKE FLOUR 1 Lb.Cgji JUST IN TlllB* Tft- S V fi 0VU r a 8 ." '* p » *wrrn livo^ a. leldbh-brwha bead* I )aat right with 'eerh •ate aeece. t& g K k l l o g g -s Goo4 N* Bon* ^Poon lb. COMB SEE OUR Mixed Pan SapitSAbZZ:^. J | M g, T O P i r Fr u it c a k b — * ^ FJiUlXS A N D N U TB — HOLLAND I CHURN) Starnpad.£U< P o t . ^ t Ibv First OupTfotIf Lobs Chops lb.... IY>rk N«ck H im Hk........ ... JA N E PA R K E R ' Ih -L b H . •NATtt WHW BS P BE i Ml PW W M to d a u t tv m I'r* i . “ VPX r.■ •1*■^1 9 10"<] , ^ -Li*, -■ ■nowm WWBTt Lb. IflA �Zp. rf' ^ I A ( £jbi WWW? J i . tht sAJtrota) T T m t A s EYE OPENERS—by Bob Crosby GOODRICH ©ad©QO UI CYCLES 15 U S E D F O R ' hundreds o f Pu r p o s e s o y the O a p a n e c e . IT h a s S B B 6N KNOWN TO G R O W ,y I 6 in c h e s /W ARM / sh o w s*. / bAAKBS A r person FEEL. C o o u f iR THAN A auS^R m ^D l LARGE SHIPMENT OF WHEEL GOODS. SEE US T O D A Y COMPLETE STOCKS. M cK ee A u to S u p p l CO LO sh o w e r ailp*' naai*. *r» a la * ol ih* ban* dr*da of uaaa for M a lt * la Japan. Tha aerda are coaaldarad a Toqd delicacy by Ihe China**. Bamboo la a naltye of Caytoa. Tonge are benevolent, protective association!. They war* orgaotied by Chinese la the Railed States ee A mean* of .n lf protection .M*|oit Whlta commaalllaa daring tho ^HONB 135 _ . .■ A cold bath take* energy, brings (be blood lo tha ittrlaca, make* on* feel warmer. A quick, moderately hot bat.i la cooling aid refreshing, Ones a Iniury, hot water atitomaMtally la now commonplace with Ih* now and acouomlcal'aalomatlo g*a wtter he*tar*. Ctallnit# Pram P it* On* ih » special (ranIon. Rep. Flab of New York. IV publican, askail for the taiquir: he aakt of •lalerornt aitrihu'rd tn Rep. Olea, Trxn Itrmorral, landing opponent *>1 the measure ami Rep. Robertson Virginia Detporrat. In the Senate meanwhile 8ena lor McNary of Oregon, Repub Uran lender, sought lo send barl to the agriculture eommlttoe the farm bill now being debated, lie n»krd lla revlalon In the light r f n letter from Secretary Wal* lare'a crit(rising the blll’a pres ent form, end of atalemrn!*| mede by President Rooaeeelt. The hill. MeNary eonlondeil, would cost more than Preablenl I!oo*eyrll ha I indicated h« would approve end elto, he aaaerletl. Mi. Roo-rvrlt had called for Mdunlary rontrol wllji "no co­ ercion." Threat* In labotaae cotton •elm-tlrn* of the mlmlntslrntIon's 1 tint farm pro* rant 1**1 night sipurvntly broke the Honthrrit bliH'kadu ox* 11st runald' ration of 1I1* rontrovcrslal w tf* hour bill ahlrh as* bulged down In Ihe ll'mse rub's cnmmllle# After a itrsmalli’ lilifli-rrenaure clink room ilrlte In which wage-' hour mltneot't nlrml fur ''sup rurt of- th" I’n'sldcnl," llt'usu lesiler* had uh'nlucd flu algnn lute*, by Inst nlshi nn a poll • on lu dUrticrri-. Ilio jrali i roll' niliteo from fuilhcr mnslders Mon nnd brlpt- tho bill lo 'lh e floor. The uptoreat break mine after Irate Inditslrlal and urban renr*scnlatlds lliienleiivd tn *r*sk Ih* farm bill, iwiriiinlarly the (nr tii« rtdqm l gorwaaMnL* Slmalng U # outcome or the rIklit tha petition bad among II* slr.uar* t'uo from Virginia. two fr m NorHi Cnrollno. *o»on from Y.xa*. o u from (icorgln, thr*" In iii Florid*, two I nun Alabama, amt thro* from Kentucky. IlcpreaenUtUfi* tlre.'n. Petrt.**>n mid J|inJ|l'-a Florida ll-in m n li « id mill Inl-itrutlon •u ip .itm , r’ ltiiil ynsterdny tha trillio n .lo lo n e eunaldentlon of tlii> uu*** hour 1 MU. "\Vi> *n> 1-0*1 rvlng ilia rlcht," they added. "to Idle a* are derm ntoprr <111 the (Inal piasti*# of upon it* Urn lilll. ■Irprnihnt form nt that time.” Thr> sold hr hrtnalnK th* bill before lh« house on lb# pelltloo Creator ttm- (nr <t<butn would under any h nth*r parliamentary maneuver. “ We fool |hal It*, wnttU no fair** to all concerned." they aald. ‘ that alien the bill doea com* up siilflrlrnt lime Ini gvir oral discussion. ImiIIi of Ihc hill and yarlous ppiposnl amend-( menU. should be allowed" j k»va M|t*ndid.~ Ttm bry* tn qoeatlon r*n*4 in « o » from it to 19 and io n * have b.H*n on Ih* road a» lone •• LOH ANOKLKfl. Her. f --Jrt*. rle'll year*. Lewta |>|II. —Frrrnljr pan rut of Me rorlur youth* now roi-rlUn* aid 11. till* MEMORIAL TO 'MINERS rminty’s transient tatiit« nr1 AlllMONT, W. Va — |/P> -a "Ilirilpibte w11nil on n " w t i .1 ni ls will l*r taisrd by public aubi rcfnrt hr M K l.i’ .'L, i mi p ill U'tlon f « rrivl a monument _________ I* • .132 men who died 30 year* ago “ Ahont 31 pcn'cnt room ana- in Ih* Mon. yah mine disaster, Ih# Urn* In ri* home bill thr rest will creates* tn Amerlrin mining his* keep on rtiVIni,” ■In p twirls tcry. TIip incmorinl will be plarc.l “ Many of them bran about Ihe'rp ihc f la rhat m w Fairmont high} number of Iranslent ratntts th* jr voy. Boy Transients Found Incurable Wanderers! wr.tk. We notv have a lull supply of large fresh mullet on hand. Serve mullet while you have the chance! * a « * * a AH klnda of freah FISH & SEA FOODS SANFORD FISH MARKET Prince Albert 2 —19c F r u it C o c k ta il > A p p le S a u c e 3 Bouthem Biscuit Small eelected Utile porkria at bargain sale ptlcr*. l*otk I* King—enjoy ami pay lea* during 1£hls tale. • MAMA i«": >** 2 3 c i-'ancy aUced Klml on ’ B a c o n *» 2 9 c Mu Vamon, Texas Ship. Dreaa. Tender Wualein Hound Two Stores • 117 East First St » 1 Tfiple'S’ G^oceferia Take your choice. Prices the same at RED FRONT STORES Andfr VO 327 SimfbnI’XVe, ***» "*'♦**« »v*e«*q-«» Teldhti imlttco, both stores. ’ a ijJ lO H .riU sm iR Y 'K BEST OB Sweet Potatoes lOlbs. iyc|Swansdown Flour 11 20 Lbs. 10 Lbs. t tin Ship t’-inhl, I heard. -Iffuod Tlu*y iiminUrd r thera won't he anil bill ?5c i Beware Couglis from common colds That Hang On 5 Lbs. RedRoseS.R.1 T 0 lir6 7 c 4 1 c 2 3c 3 lbs. Extra Large Stewart Sl Fotchis Pecans 47c uiTh?BSi8Sr|,VJ,W '1>|0 1 G0LDEN MAIDOLEOMARGARINE 4 T A r> r| IUaateaU Q *U ta yak Fin orgTaan h laFU ain ep ■' 4/A* jK. JL# 4*1 l/V a«d C d ry J|L PureGa. RibbtmCaneSyn ip Gal-2I9C U. SUPORj-BRANQ OL£Q'jiomd-'l3c ^UI'a BAGAS - r . lb 3d CARROTS : L 2 ' Punched ' 16c YELLOW ONIONS 3 lb. I2e LETTUCE Uebarg haadt T'/jc EMPEROR GRAPES 2 Ibt 15c DELICIOUS APPLES 3 Ibt 15c U. S. 1 Main* Cobbler got reUef DOW with Creomulalon. Bartoua trouble may b* brewing and you cannot aHortl lo take a chance with any remedy lea* potant than Creomulalon, which goes fight to tha seat of the trouble and aids na­ ture to aootho and haal th* Inflamed tnuooua membranes and to loosen and expel the germ-laden phlegm. .Kvcn If otiier remadle* have failed, don't be discouraged, try Creomul­ alon. Your druggist U authorised to refund your money If you are not 5c BLACK PEPPER TC ep T o rR O R srw n tfH i ttri7e OYSTERS Bdlfhnora quality qf 49c C6tYK(5E tfHEESt rfch'lb 15c We Thank You N-C. ALL.li T. NO. 1 5c SALT SHOUL Schick Shaver S.NO. 1 WHITE P o ta to e s 1 0 ^ 1 7 c Nrw York tilale C a u liflo w e r 7Jc Crisp California C e lery nice ifalk 9 c Luscious Ttii|iicm1 Fruit — B ananas 9 1 7c PMII'P* VagtlaWU Saup, u « \ fiikkpr 'fs« I m p , cm ..... i MiiWp* A i s . r , | . i I*,*. *•* l Philip* C sU iy Snp. as*..... I fkllillpi Tamila hasp, aaa . 1 Whitllp* C h id . G.*ib* la s * aa / CITRON, I t MON. O R A N M . M i l Ih 6 LACE C H U R L S aH.a aliai Ih • L A C I r i N I A m t law arlaa! )h ftR SIA N DAHS big Mb pig. MARKET DAY RAISINS Mb pl«. CURRANTS saw nap l i t plat I la* SEEDLESS RAISINS 1 lib list SHREDDED COCOANUT 14b sada. pig. SNOWDRIFT Mb l*a Mb • ! * gib AUNT DINAH MOLASSES a*. IV, aaa lla 41* Ita lit 17c Hi lit IS* IDS 14* To Hat I'a p a r — W a ld o rf 3 »«. 1 4 c Potatoes Scot • • T issu e 3 SARDINES Franch'a C m m PORK & BEANS No BLADES, No LATHER No BRUSH, No LOTIONS LIBBY’S MILK ,% SPAGHETTI 2 BOXES 5 ^ DC S ty le M u stard «* •*« 9 c Randall Electric • -> CO. . ■ Writing Tablets -«fcV\v* ' : if .* Penny Each • 25c For Sale iSPjkRAGUS all green; cn lS'/jC no 11/2 cant 2he no I 'A cant. 25c VAN C A N TS HOMINY 2 no 2'/a cant 19c 1 LI85Y SAUER KRAUT 2 no 2>/, cant 19c ; PHILLIP^ PEAS a CARROTS no. 2 can 9c HAPPY VALE PUMPK IN no 2'/a cam 10c PHILLIPS GREEN & WHITE LIMAS 2 cm 25c SWEET FIELD CORN 3 no 2 cam 25c CUT GREEN BEANS 2 no 2 cant 15c LIBBY C . G . or G. 8. CORN 2 no U/2 cm 25c EARLY JUNE PEAS Standard 3 no 2 cam 25c STOKELY’S TOMATO JUICE 2 23-ox cm 19c Grape lam BARTLETT PEARS Standard 2 no I cant 23c LIBBY PINEAPPLE SPEARS 2 cant 25c MINOT CRANBERRY S«uc« 2 17-ox ctnt 25c EVAPORATED PEACHES naw pack; lb 14c EVAPORATED APRICOTS ortra nica; lb 19c SARDINE5 Muttard or Tom. Souc# 2 cant 19c LIBBY VIENNA SAU5AGE 2 cam 19c LIBBY CORNED REEF HASH no I can 10c VELVO COFFEE ground to ordar; lb 19c NEW DAY COFFEE • rich bland; lb 23c LIBERTY C O C O A big 2-lb can 10c FOX RIVER MILK tall cam 3 for 19c QUAKER OATS nourithlngl 2 pkgt. 19c Ubby'a Iblirloua Potted Meat 3 —12c LAND O' SUNSHINE Macaroni 2 pkgt. 13c LAND O' SUNSHINE Spaghatti 2 pkgt. 13c LAND O' SUNSHINE Noodlai 2 pkgt. 17c LAND O' Sumhina Pancaka Flour 2 pkgt. 15c SODAS, Graham*, Glngar Snap* l-lb pkg lie TROPICAL SALAD DRESSING quart jar 25c LOVETT'S SALAD Droulng or Raliih 9-o> 10c VAN LILL TOMATO CATSUP 6 « i bottla 5c LADY BETTY CUCUMBER Chip* 28-ox jr 17c CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 2 cam 15c STANDARD DOG FOOD 3 cam 15c LIGHT HOUSE CLEANSER 3 for 10c Land O' Sunshine Mine* Meat 2 -17c (Peanut) ;^Any (Quantity ■% W. (iffetsch Stall 30-34 SM»te Market Super Sudi im, 9o ' bfOctagon lea* and Soap gf Beautiful Woman Powdtr 4 imal 10c rug. 5c Wash Cloth Proa — Palmolive 4 cake. 24o �■ bridge* tiiractlni I to attack swiftly. ------- |will reuse tha Leesburg lad* a S c n a te C o m m lttc e P r e - g p a r e s F o r A c tio n t S * * rlilidrfn enddreva not given); Mr*. tV. U. Park, Hawthorn. Kl*.; Mr*. II. I> mono and.two children. CblllUothe, Tax./ ,J|l*s I* n Edg«r, Lawrence. Kan ; Ml** (I. 8. McCullough, Jackson, Ml**.; and Mil* K. J. Pelawm. Nnw Hwrden, Maine n,. Japan*** arm/ Unit*. IMan* while, spread we«l and aotilh .. O n •Ironger than man/ college team*. ? HousIngActChange S t J S S S ir a ™ WASHINGTON, I>*c. haa aihlblted hla uaual ability at Pm ldcnt Roosevelt's plan* to renter, and Russell Odham h«» ajnir trade revival thrmixh n teen termed one of Ihe beat guard* Riultl-htltlon dollar homing boom aver to don a uniform. ■ , . and to .alaih federal highway Tha entire line la mada up of grant* ttM.noo.oou aa a tlep to- hefty Sanford lad* who ' play a ward balancing the budget, hate good brand o f football been attacked aharply by western The four horsemen in the back* leg Water* arid skeptical repub* field era all apeedy and hard-drlIleans In a new burst or conRred-,'v<ng rsrrlers. However, Hamagt. •InnsI " I n d e p e n d e n c e * 1ptsylng left hslfbaek and Vincent ' Despite republican shsll'flre and at Ihe .right hsltyMk position a n crilclsm from sems ronservatnu ripeeted to b ea rrela rg a portion democrat*, howevrr, Ihe senate of the bell carrying 'duties In tha altering committee prepared to game tonight, rush action at iho special session! Probeblo starting lina.up for on amendment* to Iho homing Central Flortdi‘a aacond semi-pro •cl which ' noose veil proposed .game of tha yeari • Monday to encourage Iho con-| Sanford; John Stanley, la; Jim etructlon of d.Odn.ooo l o . 4,000.- Stapler, Hi. Run* Odham, lg| OOd units, o*rr me nest tire ‘ Squires, center; Bob Williams, rg| fears, |n*by Riser, rt; Angus Harriett, rs; An attempt alao will be made lo Hilly Odhim, qb; Hamage, 1h; Via* •ntrt k government rcorganlta-jeent, th; Harold Dektf, fb. tkm bill, which Is on the pre*l*l Iraenburgt Smith, la; Cola, It; denl'a legislative program, before;rg; Seng, r*t Co*, re; Miller, rb| <he eatraordinary session I* ad- Davis, Ih; Drefus, pb; Rsmbeyt, fbJouroed probably on Dee- ■’*, Karl Nordgren, recently eleet* Senate Majority lender Ilsikley, rd president of tba Sanford Baral* *t«ta" tbo figures t m r 1H.000 worker* v i a receive Illl^ O tjO M annual)/ In wacna. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Da*. 1— When lira s ta te U considered aa (A1)—Tha merchant la tba biggest a unit, Haatan aakl, thara la aa employer of Florida,. _ — tJ*l«r ,---------In----------iuch lhlB| aa tho m « M “ »• * ’ f* He tap* the lourlat builnrea. flla ^ fm pk»yma«t | v r W "E m * . rillroadu, agrtaiHure, ______________ sgrlaaltore, various pioyom t reoctra*___ iU ____________ peak la Jan-1 form* o f thdustry and other pur* 1mj j|t lowrel ebb la July suit*. 1 ■ but tha difference la Hm m tw* Tba Florida Industrial remml**t month* h ncgllgabla when wa c« b * *l«n, making surrey of SAM 4jj« r the atata aa a whole.** employer* wllli eight cr more - ------- BIG TURKEY DINNER P E R K ’S CLU B PA N C Y S L IC E D R IN D L E S S Cheaper When Groceries Are FRESH GREEN FANCY BIG APPLE DANCE L O IN O R C L U B YELLO W TULL SELL THEM / SANFORD WE ARE ARKET DEPARTMENT Job Census Sets Trap For Relief Chlslers government has contracted to pro. SAN PRANC1BCO, Dee. >— vide this fiscal year, Ira spread —The post office ‘ got an idea over Ihe IU3H-3D-40 fiscal years. when the mailmen brought hack noosevelt pointed out that the a number of unemployment cen* annual avrrage of federal high- rus envelops w|lh Ih* natation way grunts over the past fl o "unknown nt this address" years has been *2PK,000,000 a* FictlUeus names at such adcompared with 1100,000,000 *n drove*—mostly cheap lodging neatly over Ihe ’ previous flvo houses along this elly'a “ Hkjd yeare- The message urged cong* j Row’*—will be checked up against yeas to limit lo not mom than the state relief rolls with a view I l f a,000,000 per annum all public to exposing frauds. 1 road authorisations for the fiscal .. I „ ’— — , . i . . year 1010 und for "each o f the bis message said. lo t the purpose o f securing * tml* 000 *ulbr>rt«*l|0n.-> lleyden dv* u im l budget." i manded that stale*"be |W*h'B The president voiced emphatic' yeari* netice. Instating lhat (boat rppnsIHun lo a pmvision Inserted who "are using the mads In the hlghwvy artI which will paying for them," he raid Ihe force tho M-rrrlary <>f i agriculture "inment spent |1,490,000,00 to apportion (314,000,000 to v * r . r ail* during the laet five lou« states, regardless of the eon. end rollrcled 11,.1.17,000,000 In fed* rsl isirs from motorists dlHoti of the frderat IrcMury. II Senator Anhuril, democrat, like most rengresalimet authu It linns, snapped that "congress Itetlons which lho.knobs more than the secretary of 'when fund* are highway provision I* mandatory agriculture about how end where n«d the president complained i°»d « should be built." In lh« that It “ completely He* tho hinds house I'hmrmin Cartwright, dein' of the rxceutlve." Hu demanded net**, Oklahoma, of the tosdi repeal of the provision committee, warned that he would " I do m"st strenuously object to not lake the president'* proposal the mandatory inrurrence of ob- "Irving down." lie Indicated his ligaticn* bjr tho federal govrrh* willingness to ctoperal* In an ment under enrli apportionment* economy drive If It hit all federal without regard to Ita ability •» expenditure* but to "lake U out flnmce Ihrm from It* revenue*," of yoada alone I* something oUa" CHOICE WESTERN BUSHEL WINESAP YELLOW RIPE Shoulders lb. I 7 d Sausage T rfw w w P ROAST E re s h P o rL k a n is CURED SHOULDERS Lb ams ! FANCY CALIF. L E T T U C E LARD Lb. Ham Bologna Pan Sausage Hamburger HeadCheese head ww wwnwama in *i< Pig Heads BACON Each Lb. 2SC ---------- |2feC W E E K L Y ’S BETTER FOOD STORE ii* n. a “ W w kly Hut The Ileal Prices Dally" ; Phono 850 321 Sanford Ave. Hlu* Koaa QC RICE 5 Ibo......... M . U All toe DC BREAD O w, O. K AC v'M E A L G llw------ J . V White Silk MQC FLOUR 10 llw..... i t f U. 8. No. 1 ^ ffC 1 Potatoes 10 Ibk,..., JLv Pard a c t DOG FOOD 3 canadMV Largo Cans K PORK & DEANS J - t f Pink -f C SALMON (all can JLv . CR1SCO 3 lb. ff can 49 Scott, TISSUE 2 for..— , Home Grown DEANS 2 Iba...... Cooking APPLE S 10 Iba. Sunny South Pancaka FLOUR 2 pkga. : Salt. I.lghthousa riaansar. TISSUE 3 far.t_. Round. Lsjji, T-Buot bTE A K lb........... A ec Jlw AO V MW A JPG A ® A AO I U Q Q li < fi«P •iffc DEEP ROAST lb. A ® Pure Santo* A NO COFFEE lb.........' Dried Paoa • 4 fe C ° BEANS 4 Iba.— M W i m oa J a n PtB. Freedom Grape Juice No. 2 R. S. P. CHERRIES FLOUR cam NO. I C AN S 2 FRUIT CAKE MATERIAL Pineapple G. N. BEANS T A L L C A N S BORDENS D R IE D F R U I T S A L E * LB. I K L .Probes fancy > Peaches Jc SALAD Na. | CasagfcatTk T O M A T O J U IC E S » r U x il« e CORN H a I Jw a af An K ID N E Y B E A N S Has > : m i l Caka M aterial lichthouse Gtron lb. XV4 Or. BLACK PI > a u «ia a a w *a 25c Peel Ik | 9 c Cherries lb. R t • Laa. wwar Apricots lb. 14 Oz. Phillips Tom. Juice No.,2 Olympia P e i 69c Peas 2 for 1 5 c <Tomatoes H e W.G. MEAL 4 Lbs. 7c FAilCT BYAF. DRES8IN L E M O N P E E L Ik vu A r Tobacco 10CI Pear Mix n AVV bBANS S P IN A C H . C O R N . T U R N I P G R E E N S , C U T M IX E D V E G E T A B L E S 3 24 L B S . S H A M R O C K S. H U rea Doscw MATCHES Nu-Vogue Toilet TISSUE Tampa Maid MACARONI or SPAGHETTI. I aa. i m m Sugar 5 lbs. 25c IQC) Butter M , 4 * ^ b u lk R t FANCY BYAF. Apples 2 lbs. 2$C Pineapple c a b t o n T O E l �f Seminole County Prodtwwi More Krnlt And Veuetablen Than AnJ Similar Area In America Establishrd In 1908 SANFORI1. FLORIDA* FRIDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1M7 Mussolini Journal Cracks Down On Three Democracies ' dJJ Bom b Explodes Injuring Five Weight A s Jap Troops Stage Parade EDITOR? ^ ^ t T^tdeCo«*ly Clerk b Swamped By Bids For Certificates1 ^Franco-English — ; IT* W oe CiMnwili N HcId « t Auction Be UpWarStrength ^ ^ Will 14 <*, French Consider Pro15, Herndon Says' gram To F o r t i f y 9imt, lhe ^ ,w M Her Swiss Frontier s«nm»* o «h, . uphoumg o* vv.\sm\in"N. tvf. j, — Another Parade Is Ca n c e l l e d I'.mgi*-** ni j m l I V r flj o f Ih f third me*k o f IU.,|h<rU! oe*»ton today without rornpn -.In* any ►>H d IW itm i IliW M r ll't Il'H IM I* T b r ilr lu l, nn thin lu m binnw llngi>l at a M » » i r l r (M r, In I b 4 h chamber* « ai «tn* II m m J b > J f i« I t abandon hope of a; llltol Solo i Ih tv Ib u . rrh ffld * n l\»p*4o D't'atlO. Mumadmi'* X*»r * a * any n a r ln th a of talk ' • n k m f i i s r , Ioat*r served no b> s> tv>'*>n la slfh l l i n on tbr me Three ikaharni' S r « iliir Ihnwh. Idaho rtiw W tin * in an edSorlst inrauruM; ■ in, nnteo.h** hi* otwlory [ Chinese Tosses Bomb As li,001) Sol d i e r s March In Shanghai SUANOHAI, Pro. 3.— A P ) — .I.'ii u iu p s p Iroop.t y ie U I I'd lotlay lo spirited ilcmnndd liy Col. f'luirli's K, H. Price. wyitlra by II IVir» him-clf, Ibal •icalll'l Ibe bill al I iiJjiI ' i SO*foniinaViTlcr nf Mip United Italy could nan “ in', mn-lata.l" tblfl. a by economic lara,m en', h>oiile lat Stales Konrth Marine*, muI I'n lir a i4 I ha* wage hoar Mil. Kaucqm, I hr vr*amiJ Item ,.n lhr |Tr*l withdrew fnini tin*. isirlion fasirrl To match a faster defenae such aa ltd* (tOO-mlleper-hour Seversky "Convoy Fighter, alaal’a a|»aUI t n a h ^ r n « l « a , of American «lr*roniIiM sector two place airplane In tbn world. Bullet like In appearance and speed, It ctrrlea seven machine guh*. of the International Settle* mini. End Is Sees To Trills In Tasipa Flogging Case f tesburg Wins By 13To7 Marentelte Finds In Game With Blackcats Hunting Is Good Ic i t y n e w s b r i e f s .On Mexican Trip er n ah>w start in ibe final nf Ibe p i w , Ibe Sanford State Attorney De­ clines To P r o s e ­ cute Unless Forced rt. . Buekc.1. moie experienced er ix o b u r r n «m m tk m and & j J C T F T l in M — ____ * Theater Manager Rc. WC~LL tUHlH From 10-Day Hunting Expedition Hirinond Wilson Harlow of OiUndu and Slatlha A. Ilryon also of Orlando we,o married In Hie otflee of Iho I'utintv Judre , sal erst >r. rMOtda rev ewlad tWVa nminlng. Hialuhruii ■Mwtwt, thana wbo ■bVkd' iastaaepta an tbeir dellmpsewl City tvlspm ist* » f w arfare" t u n n n l t d qwirkly abac* tba la HaHa Defenae Minl'ter r do­ tard Daladler dhwloord France Coakndaalanrra bnvw m o d t* * d ealy vatU April 1. after which Was aaekia* to nullify that a*** tune tbr fvU aaaraaaarat mint W Itlan a t tba Versailles Treaty which fmhlds France to fortify paid. It waa w d I Tba law which presides for the her Swiss frontier. ; rale of t'aaualy and State Tara O r ' ■ a sold renvenatlenv* with the lificalea will bo effective for ap1proxiaaalcty aaotber I l * yvaesl but upon lie expiratk*a the title *o| •pr. party on whirh tbr l a m era1 delaaqisenl for osaea lbaa two 'year* aad >ba cvrtiTChtea aaaohl , while Ihf law n la effect. wUI V 'naiad aaMy la the State and the purchase of the lead moat ho made directly froas the State, R was poiatfsl out. Ib r ia i tho past few days Mr. Herndon reported that be has hero award*** cert ifValea aold al * public aoclioa prior t* tho to' .truiain* order of tho Stele Olflrera for tho rninlnK year will b« elecli-al al llm r^R’dar ntHOasllon of Iho Titvlor Cuminstidct V of I ha* KnlcKI. Ta'mplar l>» tha* Ms sonic ||al| lunlchl, Koimliiiyit I'unimander Jn**. II Tho1reaular wrekly air III s.'s slon «*f Iho Hons (J I lie IwRlon I »rum and lltiRla* Corps will lie held In Iho I^R l»n Hut lonlRhl al1 T 30 o'clock. IV iry M*'r*'. ad­ visor of iho rroup. annouiinsl today. Telegraph Of f i c e On Wheels Visits City This Morning t a f r k l w t * The Herb. Iw>l i j trn-1 by lb# abate from >be *^0 o f ibe aa Jab* West. IMwv -------u-i— U <• the prMom -lla rim Ibea is iosl a die bard.* t U b i a l u doiisnd. " lie s bee* ticked taaal o f (be Hensa*e*ie (la b , pad he cant lake it " lla a a fs U * sarwalaee came whale the lloaste was Vatin* on a . m a d llN by Rep. llamiMna Kb* f jy , (B N* V I. wk district. Pac iik at Ro.«aavsdr* for a five-man Hem !■« mwwla*ale iksTyra af "to* ictlfsa*" sad 11 mb* ly k o b r * la Iyet prtHlusa M r a a U n s Rsybava qasrUj forced a ridl -rsll mate ami Fksh waa defeated. | The llmase ball, daffevm* osanr.0 bat from the f w a h a i p i w d raw*suae. s m U permit a fuvwaan awlumat lab- r s'aasdarda bswrd •* l u miaimam ware* af labor at wot Tho s;th annual Miipnrlsl Bettloo fur iho <lo*tw,od hrulht-ra o f I bo ttanforal re**Uo |, |*. K will lao hi-bl In tho'* Kill's 11*11 Kunday aflornoun al J im o'cliuh, S. Iti'ncc, chairman o f Ihn Me­ morial Commlttoo. unnuun* rd l<* day addliiR lhat (ho public I* cordially Inriird to altrnd. J tor. | A Jnpanea* spokesman ills* I i-tnaeil that lin- Japanese had de» ■i1tiled aa a result o f toalay'a Inci* |drill In ram-el a sia-oiul parade planted for tomorrow. A Chin* I •'**• who Was shot liy tho con* I table imim-dm'i ly «fle r iho rV*, plus ion was said to havu thrown Hu* Isaiinli. State Welfare Board Shows Aid To County OFFICERS ELECTED Statistics, compiled by Iho Slate Sanford waa viaPed Ihla mom* b l by a Western Union mobile IW Iftrr lloanl fur October, ihuw lhat Seminole r**unly hsal 107 per•ona rvcelvmf nbl atri assistance o f aii apemtbur m I bo United rvwnta tolalliac ||,777i)0 for Iho State*, ward primarily n* emermoath;. that it had On enrolled. In (ruary unit* when fbaoda. buTHl **e fC C campa, all enrol laws beluy taaer, nr otber dlaaatev* Interrupt required to remit lift per. month t if s ls r mnmnalraUoa aarvko. l » dependents; that surplus com­ The - i « b * i apb offlpa 00 modity* wot* distributed to 47S wbeeta* van be driven to any reridtnU o f (be county; that WPA affected aw * m abort malice and. employment, dUtributrd amon* h r a*ran*bap a rimaecthm ta tbo fTP persona totalled I7.MS00 for w ared la ten ' wire, can be* In tbr monlh. tbo awadha* aad tvrehrbi* of “ While the Stale Welfare Hoard mtaaacoa bo»b by Ibe stanatard is a direct sdminislralire a*rnry ts b petatev need Mare* tnatru- for old s*e smaitlsnce, ala) to the blind and aid lo dependent child­ AH af (be mobile units were ren. it Is also charred with Hie wad dariaa* (be Ohio flowd dia- certification o f persons srrkiny •she |aa( whiter and Ibe sate In W PA employment, CCC and NVA Snafued today was la operaHow r*rudiment, and with Ibe distnluial M a s k , K y , where tba pater Ikm o f surplus ram modi ties", teas slssm feet in ibe teW*r*ph CUytoji C Codrin*ton, stste oelaffbw there. * fnro . commissioner, comment*.I at Altar lewvhar Raafoed. ■ tbn Jackwmvin*. - I t Is the a*. n. y tlsdse office will visit Dr Land, tkroufh which the federal *overaditd Daptssm Bear* aad Miami It ment Hear* tba majority of. its ' fieorxo II. Andrs-ws, ssfR lben be seat la PI. Landar- welfare activities. Tbs Value o f The suddenly at ih:* limuc ‘ uF hi* Alulti'W*' op West data wb sn it w ill ba weed as a pro*ram can ha .'computed by said* father J. First Blrrv1 aluuit IS:30 uVlorlf bteaib office at 'be beweh. la* up tba practical benefit*, such yesterday a* |lir,w resg|i o f a K. D. Baby .was in rbar*a af as those enumerated above". . heart allmrnl.' . tba xrnR brer tedsy aad ba was At the lime of his death. Mr. KteCtad by the maiuagar a f tba Andrews, hi. wife anal infant kacal Wsstem t’ su s branch, T. ton-' were visiting his father and L., Tharp, who a>tn>darwd him »• had; been in fuaiifonl only 10 ■ •■ b a n a f a».tcrested Saafm# day*. * ,J| He wa* bom In IVirtsnpnjth, NEW YORK. Dee- 1. - < * V A brief bat speady telly ( * « ' Va., on K'eh. IT,, i ill ft uml. i* sur­ Irwdtnr stack, aacrtber npwsrd vived by the following: His widow, Mrs. Pdna Alajrrws, wblri ta today's market Tor as PAW R SV IU .lv OUm, -4 J H -A mack aa faar palais or » o r « *11son. Hubert, hi* falbrr, J. C. An­ ■ a b m a w ib res* with tww drews, of Hanford; two brothers, ■ h i af • dlffrvewl vasWty and J. K. Andrews, of nuMville. Ala., ■ml J, Wi Andrews also of Ala­ bama; taro sisters. Joule Hells Andrews nf Ib ls is l .and Mrs. Mary Spivey of Markham, George H< Andrews, 22, Dies Suddenly Stocks Experience" "/Temporary Revival ___ em i until*#The Japanese bad upon the Aincrlcsn-alefmd*# street* when they tiuilt over U part o f the Internal tonal Belli®* metit nflee nn e, pin*km nf n small homh. or hand yrenada tossed al Hie victory parado of f'.WW Japanene imopa. Observers repressed the belief that prompt action by Cnl, Fries preventr«l the development nf 0 dangerous ,ialtuat|on. Tbr Japan* roe held the parade despite Iho protest* of American anil other foreign offieiala ami nTter Ihu explosion they took over a 30* ldi*rk area. They ereetetl Imrbed wire err •soia.' jnm tt, blocked, a ll IrnffJt. mid prevented American* w B a«lha*r foie imiers from reach Ini I heir hotel* mol honn-a. r,d. 1‘rlca lajiriuli'tl tin' ,ln|>niiese rommnnqH er ihn1 Mil' .lapanrsa' troop* had udvniiri-il •lira a* Mot hs Into Of) Aim'll*1an dvfrmhsl ai-a'lor which VUllltl lint he Inlet tiled. I] In n spirited Interview 'ho Jiipaue o' *officer a o u io l Cad, Price llnil lie had hern unnwam Ills foiei-s 1iml mareed within tho American sector. Ilo eSpressod i i i -i i I and "iileied Ills IriMipa I* withdraw. Five persona were wounded la 'ho parnde ryptosum Im.ihe Sankhi IS l oad. Three wen* .lapalimei i lie waa a Chinese t-on.tnhlc and a flftli waa a British »uh-inspec* Jltiklns at at a-I today. I Welfare District No. 12To Enroll 210 GCCs - j , scassMOta far ISM and prior n* provided In a special net yaisrl Britain la drastically stream■m tbv last n n li* af tba Fhrida Ha But hoc army orcaniMdbm tlzrzr.$r^£-'z Marine Colonel Or­ ders Taps Out Of American Sect or ; Japs Get, Apologize TO MATCH A FASTER DEFENSE Officers f»r Hie rauulnR yea* Wert* a-liacted ii| Ihn ninellny of j lh« Wnodmrn I’lrrle which waa I held Wednesday nlftht at tha I Ama'ilinn l.egion H“ l. | A sii"it bualnusa acastun waa i livid after will* li a aurlal hour u is enjuyed welt? surreal. and re fresh ment* Louisiana gruw* practically all •lie suyar coni' produced in >ha I'lilted Slates. LOCAL WEATHER Henfrally fair, sliiihtty warmer near roast and in northwest pur* tion Istc tnnii[hl and Saturday, mncasin*. rluudini'ss followed by rain in uorthwrat portion, slight* ly warmer. (g fte ry b o d x K -Jb u y s a n d f/je<v C hristm as S e a ls n v COU-E-Gfl STUDfcKfr q y s lt � 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, 1937 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 02, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 02, 1937. 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 02, 1937; <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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/48c2a9e7c93cf8677b46eddc41597f66.pdf a2b512ac52608b4b74d21be40b8bb010 PDF Text Text i * I THE BANPOTD HI T A L L A H A S S E E , •N oe.' 30,—48*) ] — .State Hupt Colin E n g lish repovtrd today hla office had' InstalWd a new system to prevent wt/ite ilallve action a l special sasslonI Chairman P at Harrison of tho Senate Finance Committee last In distribution of free textbook* N O TJuet a tel tv. I f . a lii WmW’ -e tlm u U U n t. penetrating, and helpful la drawing o u t loeal cow- 7 H a rriso n In a mallon’wlde speech ear-marked the p rofits tax and the capital gain* and loaaea levy fo r drastic revision aa “eapeilItlo u sly aa orderly and rational iron*Id*rai km w ill permit la proposing only modification* In the p ro fits •** he took h i* atand 1 w |th the admlnlalratlon and • against a group of conservative ' Democrats and Republican* who are demanding outright repeal of th is levy. GARDENIAS gntioil And pain. Osed by million* for SO years. Recommended by maay doctor* *ad auree*. All druggists*. l a three strengths: Rrtular Strength, ChD- Innovations h -tn permitting the county to order aa often aa neorsaary. Heretofore, o nly on* tin ie r a year was permitted- Aa a re sult, the County Superintendent would be sure to order extra books fo r every contingency. l i t uaoatly hail to get books that wouldn't lie needed to be sure of fillin g h is rw I q iilrTm e n t*". : He added that “ In Duval County I alone we found $30,000 worth of| unused books. We adopted an ea* change system by which w# give them books they nerd In eachange fo r th e ir su rp lu s In o ih rr -te xts; Altogether we have gotten hark $50,000 worth of auch hooka and we haven't begun to rover a ll th * I enmities"- o /r F E e iN r SH AD E M O M ANY O rU i/t ElO tYI/L STOP LOOK Courteous A Efficient SERVICE lat A French—-Tel. 9121 Gulf Station Schick Shaver D U R H A M , N . C., Nmr. * 0- U P ) — Black eye* acem to have been tha vogue among football player* at Duko u n lv tra iiy >h|a year. A t oa* tim e .o r another every regular lineman was decorated with .-a Sh in e r forty to eighty feet wide with a mtnlmurp, depth of nine feet. The distinction of being a different color from any other flower goat.to the BLUE RUELLIA found all over Florida. While It blooms constantly from early ipring to late aummer, each bloom opens for only a day. It doaely resembles the petunia. N EW M A RKET M f w I IO S T E 8 8 W IT H No BLADES, No LATHES No BRUSH. No LOTIONS Randall Electric co. Seminole County Court Records (or ECONOM Y and SATISFACTION ust DoubleTeskdfDoubkAlton! KODAKING l i V POW DER. , J« ar Met 25 ounce*.! >r23t * Full Pack ••• N o S la c k Filling W arranty Deads Johnson, C trl A « agl T o Cleorg* A * WlnOM B lu , r*. M tltM S , H U . at as T o Chestar . , T , * Marla I I . Eatea. V fR H T J’A I.M R EA C H . F(a - Ba ll, 0 . Ito/oe, < « i T o Reft' * Iteujsrnln Flab . Nov. 30. - W V - T h # A ll-Sta te T o u ris t Club , ha# opeiyid , It* Read.. (1, M>. «t »a T u Mary W , Dovaias. 1 . 1 ... , w inter season of aoelal and ..... Mart|*g*g .. •porta arttvltlea. A lawn bowl­ 1: ing court and 't*nnta e o urU 1 w ill OrSnge H I * , l i i l .i-o . T o J e ffe r ha. reudy roe use by iwo lO .'i ' , .aon .Jti'q. L ifa .ifn r.. C o.. v . , , , . I .11 ‘ .......................... r I "r> l Eataa, C h e .^ ,,1 , )#U ua T o la l J'rdetal Havings A U<*n Aaan. ‘ t y N T T H I N K , 'O F A 1» K A d !';' Hluart. .Oho: A., ua .T o . 1st k'edqral, ..Hayliyta a I - A**n. O K LA H O M A C IT V . X<f* ‘ > r . , , , ( lA a*lgnni*"t , ..| W i - f i K . Ilu rfv n i la a natlonol Orange H l» l» T o Je ffe r leagurer by b irth am) nu( by oc•on H fd M fiv.ia a . ,.k cupntion. 11c wna burn un A p ril 2, . . . j. !_••••* 1H7C, the day Hoetun beat. P h ila ­ Robertmmi, It I , , Trading ;To delphia In (he f ir s t national league Rua srii A lta r* 1. game. . Roberlsoo. It. I... Trading To C H A N G E S P L A Y IN G F IE L D S Mary F . Ilawllnga. bla Randana D E T R O IT , Nov. 3 0 - ( ) P ) - T o m Sm ith. K U , J r . Va Henrietta Fena, Del m il Lio n s professional A W illiam s, wld. football guard, played *andl»t Butt In Chancery J r. Va Henrietta 6 1*11*11 In C alifornia w ith la -fly Sm ith , K. met and Joe DIMagglo, A. W lllU m a . DANCE P A R TN E R A D M IS S IO N F R E E IJ IN D O N . Nov. n o - b l l - T h e r« t* ti- of the lute l l t r r y Vardon, on* of thp golfing greats, waa $r.r.,UO0, said In bp ’ the largest amount rv e r left by an E n g lish or Scotch professional- BIG TURKEY DINNER PERK'S CLUB —485—The C ham ber o f Commehce ir p n r tr d today a r h r r k of- so u th ­ bound m otor tra ffic on H niteJ Slate* H ighw ay No. I here d is­ closed 20 per rent o f the autom o^ lle a earrieil baggage and o u l-o f. laU lv liri-ns!* t/iga. The meet im p nilunt use o f aealing wnx at the- present Ijme lv In H i* construction of d ry batle rle * FEVER Deliveredin S a o i o r t l Found L O B T i Spotted pig. Weigh* about 100 Iba. I ’hone 733 W. Any old toya, books, games, a le . for Elba Annual Xmaa Traa Phone 111 or bring to BroilCarraway, 11$ Magnolia Ave. •St Ford Coup* | lM --to u rw h a «l Toy# which can b# repaired will tra ile r I *7$ -la rg o aeml tratlar b* appreciated. W ith a reb uilt Dodge truck. Raal A Bona. us«d car dealer*. Nov. 3tt 1 (4 7 —Sin kin g In n horse's ear *«*“ . make# him run faster, nays Rosie I j Rueenirarlen. Jo rkry now rk lin g at ” 17. Bay Mea-lows.. I In point* tu a re p cent strin g uf victories to p r«v * it. •193$ C H E V R O L E T master dcluxa , sedan with radio, $115. Coll at R 10 M y rtU A v*. a fD r 6:30 P. M. FOR SALE: 1936 Dodg* Truck. Van body, powsr brake#, p*rf*ct eonditbm. J . C. Cook. 1200 F o rk In q u lr* All 1his Incliiilt’il Id Iml.iy's Lori Pnte ‘ (Fcanut) Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch Used Quakar Circulating lla a to r. Bcott-Oarroway, lac. ,- HANFORD, FLORIDA Wa imv7 \~ciM n>Dtii~Ra* of o il barnlug. gXaoltaa and a|*ctrt« heat*rs. Qat our prlc*a befor* you buy. Scott Carraway, Inc. n l* Job —— —- ■— . * — laundry ■ ("v io l Col ary Plants. Inqulr# .' IFtWanl'a Rl--- JACKSONVILLE Four now assail pianos. Includ­ ing on* U rand, moat be sold rather than shipped. May bo •**n la Bantord. T e rm * o r cash. W rit# "W hole**]* T ra v e le r." $$• Vnlsala Ate„ Daytona B each. ( J STREAM U N ED bI c YCLE, I n perfect condition. $11. Heovor FLORIDA Police Commence Drive To Rid City Oi Bootleggers Avoid The Rush ____ Tribune Purchased By Miami Herald Two Army Fliers Killed In Crash 20 Shopping Days 'til Xmas HAYNES PARIS, Dec. 1.— (AP) — France went u division of Iter moat modem cruiaem to the Far F.nnt today following reports front Tokyo that Japan might attempt to take control of the French t'onrennion in Shanghai. Officially the navy min­ istry naitl the ships were off “on an endurance c ruise " to Sal* a F re n rh Indo-Chlna port, Ju st her a ly l* waa a part in pany w ar- filed W illi the board on O rL IS hy the United Auto­ Katharine Hepburn's new motion fo r th is mobile W o rker* of America picture which called golfing sequence. Here the acwhich called a strik e at the treaa makea an approach ahol. W illie Ktubba i f Tsm p n, some* plant e week ago aliening dla •imea called “ I ’anlon Me” fn»in h is crimination a ra tnsl He member*. past e ffo rt* ia - f iiir llu l- ia n l,' Milton N. Johnson, plant man brought in 20 «*«• ». lop fu r Dm ager, denied each of the iinli>n'.t fire* day o f the heating*. Seventh a n e s. M IA M I. Nov. Dec. 1. — </p)— Iti-n caac* u rn - prr-w-litrd hy A t* Battlement nf the I* sla in Th e Miami Herald announced tomcy It- M M artin , f Plant C ity, strik e of greyhound bus d rive r* last night It hail purchased the and acvi-ral lind n* ninny na ha lf was reported Imminent today In tabloid Miami T rH » 'n * anil that n doti-n. Cleveland.-. A company n lttrln l C. A Skipper, S t ilt in g banker publication would be suspended who refused to be quoted pre­ "erving H ire - year* fu r rin lie ssle * ! after Wedneaday'a Issue. dicted a aettlement w ithin a few M. L* Annenberc, who ac­ nirnC and r*>nvrrsl«»n of fu m l", wag 1 hours. by Sla t,Si-nato# quired tha Trib u n e through bank­ re p rc n n lrtl A. F . Whitney, president of ruptcy proceedings In 1M 4. w ill Ilr n r y C. T illm a n of Tampa. T U l ' the Brotherhood of Railroad withdraw from th * newspaper man ruiid Skipper wa* t-onblcld-J Trainm en a lio *ald a arltUm ent bu,lnf*e In .Miami, It a v ln r l the • v —— — • ^ ■ field tn th* Herald In tha morn­ was Imminent. hue d riv e rs af­ filiated with th# union it r u r k Now that “ Cuba" operations ing and Sunday and th * New* on Thanksgiving day demanding have been slowed up considerably afternoons and Sundays wags Increase* and a cloned by tha rectal Investigation, John B K n ig h t, president of m ore th a n n m onth ego when e| fo r clem —r y purchase em ergency pleas the. Grand J u ry which resulted I n the Heretd; said the ' * , Included the Ifrlbune'a new plant failed. N on-e trtklnx (Ireyhound d riv ­ tljn tadlclrqcnt o f several prrah^a. Him d e ath sentence raoio l>efiiru and ,| ,tta rqarklnefy, arooant* e rs reported three buses were C hie f nf Polfre Roy G W illia m * receivable, circulation, good w ill, the Un a 111. Counsel fo r Johnny fired upon yesterday "a * s t rik e rs ha* nv Id n ifty turned h i* attention features and a ll Inlrfnalc pro Sm ith, negro, m nvielod in Indian considered an ultimatum from l^ lrt iU in g the C ity o f “ Heollegpertlea. T h e prtca wa# not an R iver C ounty and arnti-nerd to III.lb s nine effected tinea In return gera". electric rh n lr fo r m urdering no non need. * W. ! I _ to work o r lo ts th e ir jdhs. ’ In the regular session of thu c o m m u taln n K n ig h t and associates, wh» o th e r nvgro, asked C a rrie rs ro llin g qver Pennsyl­ Municipal Court last M om la y^ f vania mountain* « e r * largeta nf teiniM.n, three negroes w e re a r' also publish (Kg Akron llearan to life im priaonm enf. t. . * ---------A f a th r r who hitch-hiked 3ftt>n gunfire, U T . Hhrevo, Gettys­ 1signed bt'for* C ity Judge Fra nk Journal and lha Maxalllnn. Ohio. burg. P a , bus dispatcher said. L . M ille r on rhargen of illegally Independent, acquired the Herald inilea fn u n T oronto, C anada, to Oct. 11 rrora Kranh n Hhutta of gain the ir lr a s e o f his son, ( ' I.. Tw o of tha buses were struck posarsaiug liquor. Tw o o f thu O 'K eefe, pb-nded personally for a but no one waa injured, he re­ negroes, Z»-b Tow nsrnd and George Miami. “ F o r soma time the rapid In- parole. The son, whose real name ported. n U urlo n, pleaded g u ilty to the •re*sa In costa of newapnper the fa th e r said was f . I.. Joseph, is One d rive r. Bbreve said, charges and wen- sentenced to serv in g rig h t year* from Hade “ heard the crack of a rifle and pay a fine o f $5o or serve DO days publishing dftT# made I t . evident that three dally and Sunday C ounty for unarm ed robbery, an I the whistle of a bullet'' aa hta In the C ity ja il newapapan could not operale al iv subject to dopnrtnlton when hi bus neared M rConnelliburg from T h r men were' arrested Monday te rm expire*. A ttorney G eneral a profit In tho Miami area." said Pittsburgh. reeovery In tho t tuti e,| state. while ii|H;rn lin g a automobile in a statement of K nig h t published C ary I) I andia said. Tw o bullet* shattered a w in­ which Chief Manley lln ld sh e rry , (M-rsoti.il of Pulics Roy Q In tho Herald. dow beside the d rive r of a I ’m*- W illia m s and l.t, C. I I re rre .sn ta llv e of |ir Tiiwnaend S h a ffrr Ini rati -bound bus near Caahtown. found lu gallons of “ moonshine". from flir. National Headquarters th* dispatcher reported. while The third nrg ro in the car, W a l­ In f'hlrago. told a la ig i assembly a bullet struck the aide of an­ ter Payne, w ss released when Ihe of Tow lisendllea-nt a Ilia ** meet other vehicle between Waynes­ other two teat i f lo t that they had true In lh » t.'lty 11*11 last nlgld, boro and Gettysburg. T . K . Himpaon, praaldrnl of n tfli tala of the nrm iiitxatlon re p irk rd him up and were giving D r. R Becker, proprietor o f Ihe An unidentified passenger waa him a l i f t to Sanford Ilia Bamlnoln County Chamber ported today. Injured ■lightly. D riv e r W alter In Ids address Mr. Goldaberry In the Court session Monday Bee Be* Inn, waa bound over t r of Commrtcn. aunuunced today Moor* reported, when two men afternoon theta were army of Ralph D referred to the la st IB other lha County Court after a prell lha appointment » f atoned a bus In a Detroit su persona arraigned before the minary hearing, before Justice nf Wight aa chairman of the Chain- unemployed In the United H *a lrPeace James C Roberts, yaater b a rs Ind ustria l Commltlaa for al the present lim a and alaled burb. Tha man, waa cut #■ lb * M uniripal Judgr. atone* shattered a window. that If tho Townsend Plan W 're W illi* W illia m s, nrg ro, rhargeo day, Constable W. A . McMullen tha present flaeal year. reported th is morning Th e f ir s t moellnX of th* com enaeled Into a law a“ »eia1 m il with keeping a* disorderly place, D r. Bc c ktr waa arraigned be. lion older men would he slim in ' m lltim w ilt be held In the Cham pleaded g u ilty and waa aenlatK*.! aellvn labor and of fo m m e rr* liu lld liiK i,i,.<| from to pay a fine of $IJ» or aarvq 40 i fora tha Just lea o f Peace after her a warrant fo r hla a rre st was Thursd a y afternoon at 4 .00 would aid considerably In a llu ­ day* in th# CMy Jalh Chapman, o'clock. viating the present nnempbiy The following negroes were sworn out by J L . Other members appointed to im-ni ptvibleiu amour |ho young, charged with being inmates o f a charging naaault and battery and disorderly place and were sM ilan, naming the defendant the aaares- Ilia Commute,, are aa follows. er |,er»on« Tbe National representative of I I . Coleman, li r a president. erst to pay fine s of o r sarva ID anr In n fight In a beer tavern I I . Avenue the latter J. O. Adam*. tle « D. Illslm p , I bn Townsend Plan also point'd days in Jail: Nun Henderson, on. Sanford part of la st w**k, give O lio Caldwell. K 15. Coymai. nut that Ih ' Plan would W illi* Henderson, Nelse J. Drown, W . R Dupree. I I Janie* tin t, I I. rom m eire In general a O '* E lija h - Waal, Sahara Broomfield, II. |'ope. H (1 Klitnholaer and Impelus t i l ro ily ll the ryeallon, of Charlie H i ndrraon, and H a rry additional purchasing power by Washington Ran l i o l l , J r ., negro, I I . M W ats»n. Compulsory spending, thereby hold on n sim ila r charge, estreated ridding ihe nation «-f tha pro* a $6 bond and Son H e nry M ilton, tCantlnasq •« I ' m T „ r» t) T h * 8 late W v lfa r* Board gra nt­ J r., was sentenced to pay a fine of ||0 o r aerve 2tl days after he ed $ Z,lft3.oo to 1S2 persons In Seminol* County *a eld *ge ••pleaded g u ilty. of Sam llainea. negro, charged slstance during th * month Th e Hanford Hetal-Prn llla c k' w ith disorderly conduct, eatrsated November, 1937. , I t was n*c*a- rata w ill fa r* a alrong Laoaburg • $6 t-ond. t.ucile McCormick, •ary to reject 12 applicationa fo r Sem i-pro team fo r th e ir f ir r i tha home gam* at th * field In (he n*gr>. held on a sim ila r, chary* old ag* asaiatanc* during M r* . Warren King . <>! asm* month. These cas*a war* waa given a 60 day' aUaprndc.l rear of Bcmlnol* H ig h Kchonl tic pla Avenue, was. alightl rcatrnce by Municipal Jndgu rejected fo r various reasons; acme morrow night. and the auii-in-lhil, whit persons' were pot In p**d of old 1 T h * team w ill go on to , the Fra n k L M ille r. d riv in g wa» damaged ■ J . U Chapman and D r. R- Boc- ag* asaiatanl*; others did . noj field with considerably less ex­ o f a collision wnb k * r. arraigned on charge* f t dla- meet tha ag* and r*gid*nc* rw perience than th * Leesburg Lion* truck near Ityinterw orderly conduct were diamls**d quire menu, it wa# ala tad. but th e ir fig h tin g * p irit may Maple Avenue end F it when M was learned that lha caa* c a rry them to victory. la st nig ht nlxuii O.'" 1 waa ponding in th * Coanty Court* In tho previous encounter th* Chief of Police lt»y p im e r U * . charged w ith park­ Lio n s w « r* doped to w in tbe •tit reported today. ing • tra ile r without lig h t* plead­ by a wld* margin, but were held M rs. Warren was drh ed not g u ilty but was fln *d $10 or to on* touchdown by th * hard am F i r s t Street and r r 20 days. Pearly W illia m s, negro, S H R E V E P O R T , Louisiana, D*c. d riving , ha rd -fighting Hanford to th* rear - f a I M 7 charged w ith sp*«dlng. pl*ad*d 1-— (AT— An A rm y reeerv* pilot lads. truck belong'd: the g u ilty and waa sentenced to pay and an enlDted man w*ro killed Coach R. A. B . W ilkin so n , Roofing r,.m|.uny of a fin * of $$ o r serve 10 days in today whan n Barked# 1* Field stated that th* follow ing would Jail- Horae* Wood. Mgvo, charged plan* crashed near A ve ry. Texas. probably.b* the sta rtin g lineup: w ith r*c kl*M d riv in g , waa given T h * kille d war* Second Lieuten­ Is . M ots; It. B ta p lsr; |g, odbam. g 90 day suspended sentence. The ant Charles W illia m Fie ld , 2$, of r . Sq uire *; rg. « W illia m s; r l . by Chief of Police Roy G. W it caa* J * * * l* Broaaoo, aegvo, charg­ Rockyface, O *., and Privnto R is e r; re. H a rrie t; qb. I I. It. U s a i a rut 1',-IW-t-man R . B- W it ing violation o f th * C ity 's Sanitary udham; '|h. lU ra a g * ; rh . V 'n - •ox. Bo ttln m ><t of tu * caa* h Ordloanee,^was contino«4 T i l l * Pariah, La , c *Bt; and fb, Dok*r . . ‘ - Mrs. Warren Kinir ' Hurt In Accident “ " #Hk ___ * Charges againat the'com­ taesburg To Meet Semi-Pro BIockcatH R.C. ALLEN Japs Apologize For Seizure Of Launch And Insult To Flag The R F C la obtaining title toj the delinquent lands by acquiring! state and county delinquent tax I certificates under the “old lew” , j No action la being taken under the Murphy Act passed by ih<l i l t legislature providing ’ fo r the rale of certificates a l reduced 1 prices since two years would be; required to eatabllih title under th is procedure. CAPLY State Market Chinese T ro o p s Are Near Capture some $000,000 • SHOP Stall 30*34 HAN FR A N t'IH C O , ST. LOUIS. Doc. 1.—(AP) —The Nat'onal Labor RclaI tl o n a Board laaucd a com^ p l a i n t today charging the Ford Motor Company with unfair labor practical in its St. Loula aancmbly plant. The hearing wan net for Dec. T A I A I I A S h V k . ite r. 1- 485- i ' tlov. Cone b lo rk n l sn attempt' to. •lay to present rlenu-nry pctl* i tirba “ In Wholesale" tn the Sta le . I'anlon Itoaril He refused W . I I . Ciildanl of S t. Petersburg the rig h t to .peak fu r a group of applicant* whom G il* •laid said represented r -0 to 120 prisoner* . “T h is whole.ah- paidonlng hur. inrsa o f one man representing r Dr. R. Becker Bound Ralph Wight Named Over To County Court ' Head Of Committee * fo r (ood used circulating heatgr. Boa 71, Hanfprd Herald- 8— Loot * B E L L E G L A D E , Dec 1 - < * ) Th e Reconstruction Finance Cor­ poration moved today to foreclose on lands of .the South Flo rid a Con servancy. D istric t to protect it* loon*. T h is was th * f ir s t time auch a step has been taken. Th<^ action which could be exten­ ded to other Florid a special dfs-‘ tric t* affects approximately 10,­ 000 acres of 31,500 in d is t rlrt . The R F C hold* about $035,00') worth of bonds and other obliga­ tio n s of the d istric t aa security fo r Indebtedness amounting to jua: akUMi:!. laetsj France Sends Naval Division To Indo-China Japanese Accused Of AttemptingTo Take Over C o n t r o l Of French Concession $600,000 DebtOf Flor­ S t Pete Man Asks ida C o n se r v a tio n Pardons For Six­ District Forms Ba­ ty State P r i s o n ­ s i s Of Litigation ers InJ)ne B a t c h M a n l e y GoldHberry Suys I’cmmm Plan I Hope Of Nation COLDS PERRY. F U - Eighty Ta y lo r County g irls hare been enroll'd In lb * 4 I I d u ll reecnllv o r­ ganised In III# perry school Th o group waa *u la r i* that It was necessary In divide It Into ]iln lo r and senior sect Ions, areordlltg |o N is i Flo y Moses, Hume •rent. Hearing Is Set For Dec. 16 On Com­ p l a i n t s Against * St Louis Plant Established In 1908 PART OF A HARNESS FOR A MIGHTY RIVER Townsend Plan Is Praised By National Agent C lassified Advertisements from on# package to carload#. Ke# ual F ir s t B t. * Railroad Ave. a— ■e ELF.C. Starts Pardon D Foreclosure By Wholes On Bad Loans Is Hit ByC i 19.T 21 Cases Arraigned Before Judge Mil­ ler In City C«o u r t M ILLIO N S O I POUNDS M/Vl I II IN U S tD U rO U M CO ‘( R N M lN f HAVE YOUR Watch repaired by ea* who really knows how, WA~Nt F d = M )0 b u y .rs fo r~ n ic e applaa—Wa handls anything Briggs. Jawalor Magnolia Are- JUST HER STYLE 3 Buses With Non­ Striking D r i v e r s • Targets Of S h o t s EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT tw Ford Charged With Unfair Labor Deals Greyhound Strike Near Settlement BIG APPLE DANCE , With' a flow of moro than 870,000 gallon* a minute from the famous Silver Spring*, Mag Ocala, SILVER SPRINGS RUN emp­ tied into the OcUawaha which, In turn, Join* the m ighty S t. Johaa .to form a w ater hlghwgy te th a aaa capable of acoornodating larg* boats all th e way to ita aource. channel of Silver Spring* Run la from Seminole Coanty Produces More Fruit And Vefetables Than An# Similar Area In America * SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1, 4 LISTEN ENGLISH’S _ C I.K A J tW A T K Il. F la . -N e t- JU>. — y P ) -Isla n d business men. akartm snt hou*" operator* end land owner* have formed th * Clearwater fl»a rh progressive Association In promote togrlyt attraction" at th * reso rt. Bert I t l i la president. Baaford Is Ths Only Central Florida City AffortUnr Rail, HI*hway And W ater Transportation Two Year Old ROSE BUSHES CAMELLIA JAPONICA tr * 1 ' ■yi |M D Cut Flowers Arrangements For * Funeral* and AD Other Occaalona . Mustered# fete action because ICe the drive against harsh b u llnee* taxes when he admitted that they hive -u n ju s tly pen­ alised" most corporation* and ,pl*dfferi that they w ill be revised promptly. A t the name time, however, h* k * cautioned Ind ustry not to expect I Congress tn make the forthcom. |ng tax re lie f applicable to 1937 Income. He proposed that the mo. B ; dlflcatlon* date from January I , I 103M In order that there sha ll be no discrimination against corpora­ tio n* which already have d lstrlL u ted dividends from th is year's , Income to take advantage of the (ewer rate* prorld rd fo r auch ac­ - Ik m under the p ro fits tax. L> • Six million prop]* were em:| ployed directly or Indirectly In ihe automotive industry la (bo United Btatee last year. , Crushes Through Free Yext System Changed By English! FLORIDA HIGHLIGHTS lash In Hoad Aid Demanded B y Roosevelt TOESflAY, NOVEHBBB SB, BANFOHD, PLOTUBK toward Wuhu, n Yangtie Itiv e r port (W mile* aouthwrat nf Nan­ king, threatened 1.-la y to bottlo up thousand* of Chinese troop# defending the nation’s capital. Chinese commander* were ex­ pected to disclose soon whether they w ill follow the advice of fo rrig n m ilH e ry r ip f r t * and save a rtoien o f- th e ir strongest dlvlaiena by an Immediate wMhdfawal o r *take *11 f>n a flrtb h fight Just outside the c|ty‘u wall*. v Retreat under fire w.arid hw v irtu a lly im potilhle arriwa tho broad V a t.g trr north and wi-at of Nanking. There arc m> hridgka and r i v r r craft would he at tha nf Japan's warplane#. . The Japanrae navy r rlu iu r d to its owner, with apologies today th " Ameriran-ownml launch, the a rt ' lu re of which hy Jnpanoao aailqts yesterday drew » vhaip pro(*at I (rein the United KUiti-a consul general. I Apparently di*turt>ed by tbn I strung rractinn in the United Klnlca, the Japnnere returuw l T ile re g u la r inf. Ho* of the two A mi l Iran flag* with tlw veaHanford t'h esa and t'h is k e r I'lub r.cl They also handed bark to th 'i * Ml In. held In tin- iliili room owuera two Italian vessel* w iili of llu- Voider Hotel T hursday ii|H.logira that th e ir selaure yes­ n lr lit at 7 3o ii TI im k, >11 ■o 1din.: terday waa “all a n.IntHke". M rs F.lviia G a rn er, au llio r "1 to an 'dnnoilllreinenl m ade tisl iy Japanese assertion* that Japan“ K aekiel", li-ld K lw anian* »t hy II. M, llurns, se c re tary . 11* sa ilo rs bad n»t tlirow n the th e ir re g u la r weekly luncheon '•• United p la te s flag Into the the V aldes Hotel today o f h e r re Whnng|Hwi R ive r when they took T he Hanford 4 11 Chih ln-l-1 re n t tr ip tn Hie N ational H««« over H i p vessel wen- confirmed hy th e ir re g u la r m eeting in the F a ir in New York w here she wa» United Stale* consulate a ffin a ls, t'liaiula-r of fainim erre building invited In give an a d d le s* .o n her H.reigocr* nt Nanking nrg«<l S a tu rd ay m orning hi |M;U<t revenlly liuhlisloil hiH'k. the Japanese m ili'n ry rommand tn o'clock, a rro n lin g to an anhouure “ I had a most delightful D tp." n-ply to th e ir ap|ienl fo r u safety m in t m ade tislay l,y g |rs. Gladys M rs. Garner a'aled, and irc o u liltone to sn\e more than 200,000 Kendall, Sem inole t'o u n ty Deni ell some of her rgperirncea tn civilian* (jo in war dangrra should o n stra tlo n A gent. the metropolis. She had is-rtl in Nanking become a battle ground. vtte<l to s|M-nd u week in New Chinese o ffic ia ls have'approved Y o rk as the guest of the publish­ the plan In principle and have I n ­ er* of her hook hut remained sured police protect Ion, financial ik nod n there only Iwo day*. eld, food end p io visiun s fo r lha in ­ “ I d i- lif l have niu rh lim e to ternational committee. sea the UMy. hut I did see the Inform ) d q u ertire sai.l Japai .w* Jm lsiiu I I 4Ve*l. for la year* Juecn Mary dw-ked in tho ha r­ Ilia d d ru g rl'l to III.. Fra nk II bor from the top of olio ut the pto|M,s* to coinplelu th e ir ro ntto l of a ll roinm unii ation* In Shanghai Kli-phi-na Drug H t„i „ l„ s i high building*." M r*. Gamer Augustine, has I-,*,*,, uiait,- man stated, adding tha* “ I waa plea*- w ithin a few days Ihrn uith In sta ll-­ *g »r of th ,1 To u rlilo n Diog H lo r« unity surprised to find , “ K s e -( a le 'll of re nto rs and auditors i l l the - if fire * of foreign cable com­ here, k ie l" ao prominently displayed Mr. Weal has had 15 year* in the hettur Imok atolea in New panies. I in nming and outgoing me**experience $s a druggist and Y o rk ." (Con tinued P- H # T h f - « l » » < transferre,! 1,, Hanf'trd a fl'-r M r*. Garner stated that d ur­ the Toinh|on Drug Company ing her stay she vl*Mrd a num­ purchased the store l n w h lih |,„ ber of book store* and auto«;*| gtaphnl a large number of books, •tv. K . K I II ud wort h, manager and she also gave a brief resume of lh ,. Tmp hlon •Klorn , here (or of her -lay at Hi-- Rook F a ir. P a rtly cloudy tonight amt tin. past eight years, ha* l,w-n aomewhal unaeltlwi In introduring Ihe guest. apeak' Thursd a y, promoted In mnnagerahlp ut lie- ••r fo r th r ocra-uon, T . K .'K Im p - near east central and south l'| A u n islln n sl< -r". V»n, president of the Semi n o li ro a sts, tittle chango in trm|>cra< " D r lltiid w orth wa* a no-iob,r County Chamber . nf I'nitlm crc* ture. of the Hanford Rotary Club -nd stated that nothing or no <m* •m.k an aetlfo p sr < In Clvle *1 had given’ 'Ka iifo nl ’ moro fa iru r fa irs doling h i* maldenru In-re. fCsntmu.d an Pass Th-sa), CITY NEWS BRIEFS Mrs. Garner Tells Kiwanians Of Trip To New York City Work Of Tuberculoids Group Outlined By Dr. IC. I). Brownlee J I . B. West I N ew Manager Here LOCAL WEATHER £ c v e r y b a d y K ^ bu ys an d u ses 9 Planes Slmt Down C h ristm as S e a ls Elk« Toy Collection To Be Made Saturday In Spanish Civil War <7 A c ' The f i r s t collection of obi toy" H E N D A Y K . Dec. I .- 485- 8 #v crivocta. fo r the E lk 's annual Christmas T ri-,. w ill be mad* by loeal W«-dem Union boya Haturday, Andrew Carraway, chairman ofpthe Comm ille r, said today. ' The hoya w ill make a houseto house canvass earh Saturday u n til C hristm a s, M r. Carraway slated. Slid ing that any who de­ sire may bring th e ir donations lu lha Keolt-Carraway Inc. offie*. The old toya collected w|U he mended and given to under-privMcged child run bt Hanford and Bcminul* County fo r Chriatmaa, in Jfpanish goverarernt pu rsuit planes and two insurgent bomb' r r » were reported today to hav* In-ell shot to earth In a struggle fo r a ir supremacy In tho c ivil war. . Th e aerial armadas clashed over Alcala da H rn a rra about 16 miles r-aat and slig h tly north of M sdrld which had been heavily bombarded by insurgent airmen d uring tha past th ru * days. Government reports said five wuuiulcd, 20 g t e g a w �t» ■ V ~ S ^ W L ( 5 . itA f t The New Housing Act Herald JAPAN’S CONi President Rdoaevelt’s plan to «pur tha housing In­ dustries ahould mean a great deal In the life of Sanford. Evidently this city we* rnjt alone In falling to secure any material banefita from the previously enacted FWerel Housing Act, and Administration leaders now see the wisdom ot, Inserting certain modifications In some of Ha more stringent .provisions as well aa llberellrihg Its financing r a o u ^ r o . u d* * n features so aa to make more effective Its encouragement m s m o w y m a s - a -to * to home builders. £ ______________ J -------------Aa proposed 'by the President, the now net cuts the a tm a o n i m o w SA TM amount.of cash which the builder has to provide from 20 to 10 percent of the coat of the completed house and lot A man thus would be able to construct exactly the same houae though himself putting lip only half as much money. The rest would be borrowed from some private lending ngoncy and guaranteed by the government. Formerly a •< m a t . ' »O w il«l»* rate*. Id,000 houae required a cash payment on tho part of -the ’± * v..“ s s i « ' s , r :’ - b s bunder of 11,200; In the Itew act It wjnild require only m. mnmr, - rate— Sr. ir . ' r n r y s r j s r » s s i . i u “ * • • ! r s 5 * f f ^ e,2 i ls ! s | a a * xt sss I S H g fckBBdl CUImow oaS Sew Furthermore, the interest, rate la to be cut>from Sty percent to B percent and there is at least u possibility that It may be reduced to 4 or 4(fc percent. There is » strong .bloc in Congress which believe* that since the government Is now able do borrow money for 8 percent, and even low­ er on short term obligations, there Is no reason why pri­ vate cltlsans should have to pay more than 4 percent on government guaranteed loans. This reduction in interest rates, plus a proposed cut In the monthly Insurance premiums and service charges, WRPNEHIIAV, n 5 E l. I» ri would ao reduce the monthly payments necessary on a Wo gaihnr from the recent houae built under the FI(A that but little more would be pictures of Senator I'epper and required with the smeller cash payment than with the Prraldatit Itooierolt atm In arm. larger one over the same period of years. The way It fig- f cr dhaUr ae being. How let’s are what that meine .. to China. Japan, and tho map of / h,n*M « • «“ ' * -r , iU wa» wrapped jT_II ‘ Mrafl«Janrira 1 11 I® *• » ®«l T,ur b,lr lhb Y™ S S l J r “ W l T o Z a T t e t h * M i a i k i i n D l »h«* W" 1 m« l «»>e u m r bUnd with l a a b ia ii an d i r k u a i rppo»ltlon ah* haa always known tlwewii U * In Ch'n*! in n military arnae, ah* Marlin’s Garage R, N. NIPPER OP AM. KINDS Let Ue «SI1 You About This Service K m, WIEBOLDT STUDIO Home-Cooked Meal . LUNCH BERVED FROM 11:80 TO 2:00 Completr Luncl......3 5 c AND NO FOOLIN’ Engraving UcLeulin, Jeweler PERK’S CLUB’ Seta- your food from a list of delicious sandwiches and home cooked pastries. . . Meet your friends at Iduiey'a. WE FILL ALL PRESCRIPTIONS — PHONE 103 J Altar*. UamlMtiln. I^ a p jr h ii Tern" io tin »y>«fi»n. ^ s n d , lh». tjiwi* .to cbepk the Jaimnam', Mussolini ranrfchW (m'fiHqy. gjiurla to *(h* .tconliln of copvl*t*' ’of S&llJlHU) men htlA^HUtlopia. [ • *t .'<*• ■ *.fr tig » ’ number «f crtmlnQla .qnll, | . ."A t the end of Ihdre were, B2.B0p tkmllriK .tU»m . |u Italfutd. |hd fighting'on BpnniHh ksuil In thrj Npnnlflh Clvfl W ar/ -' •* Hardin litmid Im* lieaiuj lia. ajnf'Fiiiallyi. duping tho siimqiur of 1U !17, Jntmn< foliowud' l*i nI t'oiulduraHon of tlielr plra* fjir iluilienuy. And no doubt aoino up. itfiii]V4slo)i .41.’ Mnnchurlit, with u frahlul;'.' n lU ii ‘ DU. a Ikin* wbu « rr« convicted fur .Shnughti and other key ChimMe cities. Tbe. l’hincshf, gov-’ wllbln a year or two. erntpenl ul Npuklng,—which ioffered tin reslHtancu'during mw^gcjilcnicd lo many year* |u the aiunchuriim JiDair- Xouqlii i i back, bock. . '.:T tglei ii) will bo i«lva*ed aim Iit "And still many Americium are wondering when the iBn-ti I tin piilillr . , . . aulelr St omul World Wnr Ih going to begin | l^.cini,.', annul uf u> tU*p**'l> "For the moment, the host that most of us ctln hope rhukuo, Japan cut off Kuaaia from mtmliuia nf tin* I'm dun Uuard hive ua >*nft a aput In (heir head* to do U to undirstami wind will lie—what is—at stuko in yrar-ruuud rail and pert connrcthe Second World Wnr. Not until we have gained that lltn* with tba Pacific, leaving her aa In tlielr bvorta. understanding can nn informed piddle opinion lake the only V ledtvoaiok, a port . that clog* with tc* In winter. Willi the conqueat of Ninth China, Japan separated R uula frtro Iho caravan route* into China ITom Ih# hear* of Aaia. Then# nolle* all merge a t Norlh Chin*’* Katgan—lb* eroe* ro»d* uf China and Mongolia. Caravan guutl* airlke the railroad at Kalgain end move eoulh to Peiping. Thua Japan ha* crested • kuye buffer ag eln it h u rt la. pad In addl’J Hon ha* effectively separated cumtnunlat R um la and the rum ’ ■tunlallc elementa of Chin*. Finally, and moat liaportaat, the economic yardstick. In- Manchakua, Japan acquired goodwill and a better grade of publicity among all Ixmdon ■ rich piece of topaett—«*>md 1(1,000,000 tillable scree — and stores, Iloudurs Digestwith It a largo undtrplnaing of coal rearrvre running close lo thro# and a hstf btlllon ton*. Then ihera'a the porf of P a rk a a t tha tip ef Ih* Uanchukuoan i .p u n i»t u i i a »»r ftuiiR rrm in U iiH tishi. Mini tr|iU b l* > ul lh* HdRftiril itMinMiitl !mlit. rnarhst Flu* imnlnanla. Parian handled 11*0.Mini** l^irnivr** WhvUwIt* M»irS»l litis ii|ns Met* ti. q u d iy a 000,000 worth at good* In IttS . lo lro«ltfrfl, railttl uMBiliUrs Rful itllUwi |),M i*|:!l{ few Im*«I liluli” roost of w hkh came from Japan. oll*«r i!«al«Vii lur m IH iu g r |wtin*l e*i Mii'lmic «l II PI A XI ImoIbv. mm |)|li|!t|*.%NT• IlgrlaY. .1#*As for N orth China, Japan r#|MMl»4 •!•** A■ *§■ RUkaul Maaa- rnn tui It ishi, mni lt*l at #n<1) PM really haa something 'h e re The H»*r„ \ m m ^ l»ti« ImiMs , «r nri p% 11i1 l-w ilU A N U I^ ^ r U . »lil. eowilk. aiiitNi |l fO || ft|. coal deposit* In Hbanal province Mi»i»»wh is k u. n i* i i **i U,; I.itTTi <*i: ^uii|tiw» «i#H is. II 4R, IIA|4. -I Ii* t’om|t.' iimntl l o-hl nwtrliMl tlull. KU I * are loo r a i l to estim ate On* au­ k ite , I', H i». Tie KA\ Al’H* , l - l likiB It 1*1^ I) k p thority »ays there* enough reel **?n'itB riiM rtft ' ki . * 1 *Ti .i o p n i.\X lllry w N u riao re, y .t., In Shansi to supply lh* world ■Vor thousand* ef year*." a • o in the pari of T lm U ln, Japan M.’Mi’ jJh Kla Hii.ain.aM. ***\p" f*l* ’l'i4J 1' u . ,S ’‘ H ** , lug h.ttti* jtB d f ft | ns€.’S. II m UP* a * ^ I il#r n»udrr«1r, lt* -tir* 7 * ,. 4-1 I'Ua b* »J.» ismaw'*!1 "iu4*»*l». matkal ’ .t»*U> I.1MUM Via. *u. b.kia l-.r- VI*. d Vt ^ t - . i la l*-M t i . • Imms. l l l f t ff* * f r * low tr. ftuft l»ttr» Uwil Ai l 'l t |> ’ -HuuiiIImm ■ do* fy * * '.,w W M r d»«icft»«rs ihm*iml, Thu trouble wltb the wurld l>» part that it should in shaping the foreign ixdiry *of our day, wn um> told- la tlml II la dl democracy." VVK'il Iii Io two (Time*: the -------—<>----- 1— •ainvn'* and Itiu ‘‘b are not’1 nu SINCE Se]fridge & Co., Ismdnn department tlone; nud I bn "barn nnla’’ will pot In* aallatlud until they b ate store, bus bad it standing offer of |.p>n for every mistake •oum ul tin, i.iuntry wbteh th*> the public fuund ill Its advertising. Even minor errors "lull. V* now linvn. And yet In Iihvo been recognised in the fKIifVO in claims |>aid out; a thu I'tilled Hlntee, thn sre a lia l cuke-stand advertised us china was realty earthenware; u of all llm ‘'b a ta " iiatlaaa, tin dress did nut have as many .pleats ns the artist’s sketch aim I* wOMli.l. evurtnne wani* showed iu the advertisement; and ten heralded as "the sum­ men-, will Ii* atrlkra, alota, and hard llinn* dniimiiitiiite cnneral mit of perfection" won not the best brand. When a claim d im ntnni h nilslit be watt lo has been paid, details are circulated throughout Selfridge's. IVV a turn abuul fur a rhaasn- This has mnde employees alert tn errors, so that the num­ Lel tin, Jap* try tmr inuntry lor ber of claims has steudily declined. Also, the plan attract­ a trlillu, miiiI Ini u* are bow w* ed other London merchants' and a code of advertising like II In Japan. standards was published. 1%<< result tins been enhanced f i e Jupa art. now charged Wltn •iltliig an American lull irh, end nut only with Sell Ins thu lauurh. hut with salting tlin Auierluan fla« and duniptns . It overboard, We ran rem ember ‘ When *ach an tnault to lb* Hag y Would have been fnllowed by ^ jla a ta n t action on tha part of the r. War and navy department*, and ft l ot with an ulllmatam or tear, at laaat with tha ehtlllni of r<>rta from naval gunboat* knit the chailns of tba culprit* ah o ver th e unnuy territory WHae*#; Tamplcn, Vera Crdfc an.I !*cr*blns‘e erpcdlllon Into M.-tlre. All berauae of *o In* - salt to tbn American (lag. SANFORD MARKET REPORT JSK’l f I T * * ’ ’• W r have Juat read Ip an ** C lanre of th e a n e e t n t up old .fr-end of our* up a chart* of tniusulliig guns. This U m>i tinuMiata. tllllllv or aqual. h i r final brush with lh* law for ke haa provloaaly sorted time tor turn tw a in * A*d AlraUar asra bet we used to a well vrbap ate were years rl***m*t*e la achool. Apparently • a eonftrmud criminal a knaw him tk*n. a 1UggUtooU, tp*-headed , he did M t warm »• from the rust pf a*. B * ws f e v i . ' _>4!?j-lt}**rt(ea ^ U u fi "•r , g(*. . Try a Delicious BUSINESS MAN’S Repairing Diamond Setting 111 B. Park Av*. OLD AND FADED Photographs Copied And Restored the coaatint .throat Ruatlat and economically,. *tn’» got to find the money to develop her virgin territory- Out - of a potential electric power of 10,000,000 kilowatt* On the HltaUaippI river ami it* trib u ; whlle under tha new act, the cash payment will be WOO, tarlea, only 2,000,000 have been a n d the monthly payments, $3€ 30, over a p e rio d of 20 'to balnncn lla -.hudset. but ** problem of keeping her wiag* utilited«nr# wlah they'd gotten Celery This clearly should prove a strong incentive to family over Manchukuo and lh* five Houae dual, flour and rornatarch Avenue paveil lief ore the abut- hegdn to build thfllr own homes. Money paid out in rant KuMh fthlna pravintea— Chahor, (town on highway conlributlona. is money gone forever; but money spent to meet monthly IV'pel, 8 banal. Duly ta n , and Hbarr are dangcroui ciploaivea. While name of us are still wondering whether there will be another World War, there are those who say that It has already begun. -U I* Inntrr.U nr to n»ta that It was only a couple of years ago that a Irook was as tlm rroaa Kim Ida ajilp canal ytcedi'a Into Ihn ahadowi ul published called "The First World War" with .the deadly budget tim-ertalnlyi the ca*a for Inference that there might be a second World Wsr, and tha antallar hui many time* overyone was shocked by It. Viprr pr*<Ur»l i* n * l* la arguad Now comei Quincy Howe, famous ^international corre­ irp h Incraaalng vlsur. It la a spondent in the December OosmopnlfietL who says (hat the ghod im rlrnt Miami New*. Tha Becdhd World War actually Bogun on Sept. 18, 1U31 when M |, ’ JWma’InitUn Hl**r canal Japanese troops Imsrchcd into Manchuria. would coal IHHc. and .would b«! "In October, 1085, after four yciire Of afriuljrfighting In Asia," he continues, "tho ft-concl Wgrffl War spread to Office Equip men! Co. 114 MagndHa Are. ■ w H a a a p n ie n a a n a t u p w w a w IIS KelereHe A*a. There'* a reaaon why Japan " “I * ? " * hllt nrnhaUr wlU atoo where ah. U. h*nd lo coP* wl'h XVerrUUa, am! •pent hla Ufa in Important poa<* in the Orient and in Waahlngtnn. Herr-* what h* aaid: "Japan doe* not know what aba ha* gained baeauaa all her newly won ground la ralatlaoty undeveloped. But of WWW, there are yardalleka to indkste what tba fetute bold*. • . Ktrat, tha polities! ynrdatlek. Japan will ha rnaponalbla for pie welfare of 110,000,000 or mare people, who for many year* havr l ean bled while by war k>rd« kryqumtly the Mun try aide kaa Le«n 'ftfrrrtm by ’loldlar*. Buglnaa* ImaTieen atlmlrjd, ollneg.havo beeil ahut 'down,- Iranaportatjon tied np. Ja^ui'n'Already. fa beginning to brink Tinlrf 'out of than* In Man- Oodles—Spring*—Traitors A price you can afford ' ’T ' *• J r * . 3 ' T 1 total » «fluan ^m io miles pf ,h,e ° ! »*1,rn c“t,on mlll‘ ln Mother Barth In ttaMod State* ... . „ - n ___ t| - t ____ I-I | - tv , —atam b**1 h P W *»*« *»»*• "o aaiy re w ire from (T T aT P»‘b •» N orth Chin*. In politic* payments cn your own home Is money saved just the same Mag. na if you put It in the bank. When you can build, and Wha> ha* the gained T ovfmtually own. your own home without its coating you any I naked that qMation tha mbi’e than paying rimt. It Is foolish not to build other day—of a roan who ha* COLEMAN'S Dlamotida 'And Watches Pine Watch And Jewelry Repairing Diamond Mounting And Engraving . raea ^ faeay m u j a a ^ ' docea the naaraal thing there la U la n d ^ e m p lr^ another lh» Orient 10 fine-quality S T ra t l t l o ^ S S W j T - type cotton J.pnn d ' Truck & Auto W E S T -tk e JEW ELER -lth m T r. * b »-* lnm N° * h O '1" '- Then ____ .there’s cotton, fora, and wool. W o o e h ^ a h a lf S —IU* . .— - — glorlda to ft*h, aeTcntna a hraailn* in Hupdsy'n ' M|aui| Herald, Till* la the first time na for n* wn can ramtmb,*r f When tbii lid ha* been rlo«*d ’*t the vary hrglnnlni of the tea- PERSONAL ENGRAVED GREETING CARDS brUM M th a t tpw Senator alao rams to Sanford la aeltlns a. Iplendlil - aaample for the real of lb* _ a fat., Ji inoina, ’’1.1*1 la k’loaad nn if Oamblins tn Kliainl Are*. DRlVtt b0#nd * * “ “ , , . •, «•?* M * * In sausage w i- W . will have to g* faaak to m i J ^ . ' T g S R *Z ? arakra. im reran tonlr q x i r Martin’s Garage General Repairing DAFFY IN CHINA . . . that refreshing mildness. .. agreeable taste... and delightful aroma that smokers find in Chesterfields is making new friends at every turn. m /i yw jU ions �I i " jv # * , ’T’Tj’irA f4*Vl 1 ( M M •f **wl*Ms Count*. r U r l U F1ERCEBL0CKER WHITE FO X S o cia l A n d P erso n a l Activities P JZ A B gni BftQHAM JORDAN, B+daly B O U r ___________ Taltph— jiS tL 1 _ i ~ ^ Lutida Gormley - —— :— Social Calendar i« Hostess to ciub Personals Mima Leticia Gormley waa WEDNESDAY Bill Stanley ha* returned lo haateia t* tba membera af the The t i n t regular monthly Nina O Club which met yeiter- hi* home In F t. Myer* after hav­ meeting of the tVoman’i Auxi­ ing been the gueet of Mr. and liary of tem ple Beth lerwel wlD dap bftam oon a t her home on Mr*. M ?.. Moye for aeveral day*. Magnolia Avenue. be held at 8:15 o'clock a t Community Il«use the The bfttlnaaa of th« meeting Georg* Moye, coach of FtIncluded tba election of afftern. My era Ulgh School. apent the who are u follow*: prealdent. Thanksgiving holidays with lux The F ort Mellon Chapter of the Bona and Daughter* of the Terri* MUa Mary McRory. treaiurer. parent*, Mr and Mr*. M. E Moye. MU# Joyce tVhlddon and aecretoty of Florida will meet at B:Qb tary, Mb* LuUela Gormley. Mtsa Anna Cpmell has return' O'clock at the home of Mr*. J. P A t th e cone Int Ion of the bu»i' ed to Stetson University a ftn Bidgr, 417 .KUIott Ayenae. neaa b aoctbl h o ar Wa* enjoyed. having spent the holidays will Th# Girl BccAit* will mfet b t tha I|efrethm ente were err red to the h er parent*. U r. and Mrs R. L Little ll<mte a t 8:45 o'clock. foOoarbifi the MiMea Betty Lau FRIDAY The Woman** MlaalonarT Bo* elvtv of the Y lrit B aplbt church will ob tarra World DO) of F lay er boainning at <t:*8 o'clock with Circle* Ntimber Two and Fowr In dharyi*. t h e Ootridh Jubilee cb*Vbu>n Wifi conclude tha program. Member* 'a r e urged to attend. T h e m o n t h l y m e e t i n g , of t h e C am p b eim ^ w alic U nit Number 83 of t h e A m e r i c a n l e g i o n Augll- FVah, Jaaele Bfma Mary Cornell Mary Lodge, Nell Stew art. Onrdeh. Joyce Whfddon. Rob Cornell le ft Monday for Doutinry, Ellasbeth Pippin. the Georgia School of Technology McRbry, and LAitlcIa Gotm- in A tlanta a fte r having *pcnt the Thanksgiving holldaya with hie parent*, Mr and Mr*. It LCotnelL . 80 F A R : B *n U far ih r tojrahop bacaae* aba ha< aatMmrd th r toy* with a lone ahr ra n i Chapter T hree Th« I tre a t# Llttia .Mao llrl«a didn't alee* e u ty well tb it n llh t ••Oame," ib a Utoqght to heraall "What lt a gam vf" You remember. Santa aad told b rr a t bedtlmi that ^b# m utt think up a game for tha toy•hop to play th# n*»* day . 8hr rose and went t* tha w in­ dow. Like magic It slid a pen Jast high enough for her lo atop • a u ld e . Hitddrnlr from above bar a bright flash of light fall from the sky and stopped right In front of bar Thar* stood a •iend*r 'iH tlf man Who gleamed aa bright aa a thousand candle*. "Ilow do you do»“ fh# asked "T h l* I* etranre." *«ld llelga. "Who are yw fl"" I'm the North 8U r." aald the man. "Santa mad* you from m a irrlak 1 gathered." V 'Then maybe you can tell me A little man with a lot at why I feel so strange tn lb* fuy"big s t u f f la Lynwood (Coonl alii r. The other doll* are *o t'licutam , guard on the Stetaon U niversity team w hkh will fight to r iho Little Four grid chansph.nnhip against Rollins College n> Orlando Friday night. all lit - men who Mlled the S ' ’ Ml ^<e*a. They wera. plone an much they srew m like It, and an did their /c h ild re n 's children." A bridge p arty for the benrf < of the W elfare Committee of the Seminole Junior llle h School IV T. A.- wa* given Monday rv,' n ' Ing at the F.lk* Club n* 8:00 o'clock. Twenty table* enjoyed plnylne a fte r which high •core prlr. * were nwardril to Mrs. J. Q. Stan ford. Mm. Routh. and k in . .1 I* Mitchell. Other prises were vno by Mrs. II. W Rucker. Mm Roller. K. R. Stowe and .1 I Inglsy. The chairm an, Mrs. W. S U v c s L o v e A tid tuearn* Brumlcy, was assK led -h y Mr* IV ter Thurston. Mrnllerhert Russell, Mrs. C. |(. Klr*l<-> Mm. G am er read Ihe script from Mrs. R. R. night on, and klrs. a Mill unpublished story of Ksc m yrtle --------Teaming Robert Montgomery Karl Nonlgren. kiel'a exploit* on a trip J n Silver • The regular ku.lneaa meeting V ,1,‘ R"*aHn« ' Russell for the Springs. of the Sanford Townsend Cl-*b I'” " 1 n ',h'‘r, n ,n rh'*’» Dr. E. D. Itmwnlee. pastor of will be held at 7:S0 o’eloek In In . onn of his funniest ihe Presbyterian ("hurrh al*o a p ­ their club room* In the Wvlaka « h«™ct*rliatlf*na and with Helen peared before the Kiwanians in Building. The public la cotdlilly \ ,n "°n " ‘h* "other woman!" hrhnlf of the drive of the NaInvited to alleml. ••‘'" '•n lle come • iolial TnlN-rriilosfa Association dy, "Live, lAwra nnd Ju-um" for the' selo of t ’hrls'm as Seals. SATURDAY • comas today to 't h r .H its Theatre lie outlined tlw- ."Idstory of the Tile Friendship League of tl)e for a two day showing sgle of *cil for securing funds Congregational Church will Placed largely tn the colorful ucnl to educate persons In the sponsor Its annual baiaar begin- atm osphere of nn-enw lrh VII prevention .of ttiberrnlosts 'an d fling Id 130 o'clock at the P a r lage’a -, Bohemian a rt colony. also to assist in roinhutting the Mil , House. A turkey supper will "U va, Love and Learn" develops drendrd disease. h” s<rved a( 6:0ft o'clock. T hel * sparkling atory of th* married lie nutliiiisl the use of fundv public la rordlally Invltail fo | life, of a penhlB-aa a rtist and lh" derived from the sale of the “ •tend. girl who forsook w e « l|k 'a n d so reals and u tg rd Kiwanians lo ------- ---------" ■ elaty to m arry him. ,| | . co-operate lo make >hi- annual sahv an outstanding sureeas. Although England in .U t. -m ,n • bru.p‘ * !* * 1 * ? + Karl Nonlgren. chairman of some official recognition ‘or c e re-' j ' J*"*' r *M; th* Dance (’ommlHee. also made ‘rl k ny lo v a lid a te '• m arrU ge,' tlb * 'rli m“ l a report at the meeting, which ottiah law hn-s preserved the . b wa* presided over by Ur. It. D. rule I hut Iii’-IT Interchange of coltf, . 7* « T . a»nt la aufficlent. ■ ' reproduction, of ctrernw lrh VIICaswell, vice-president in the ab ­ —. - . „ •! sence of tho president, Howard ' I Tba rola of "Julie," MontLong, th a t the tentative date fm T tir Clirlstmna Poinaettlg pro- goraary'a wife, I* Mid to offer the annual dance was set for d iem smnll qualities of latex Rosalind Itussell a telling op Jan . ' 8 and th at as in previous fiom which rubber is mad* 'but pcrtun'ly to display the talen'e yearn'Ihe R o'arians and the Lion* niit enough to Warrant, hope* o f tor which M etro-O olit^n-M ayer The S inging Horsemkn oft the Club would he invited and each ruiimiarrUit vublier production the a, Tew. weeks ago areorded her one Aleppes, known Ri the Don Cos­ Kiwanlnn will be allowed d p irtm en t of agriculture r«|>orta. atardom. sack Russian Mala Chorua. will guest couple. * The conservation committee give one of ‘ th alr program s of I Russian music a t th* City Autfl- reported that nrTangemrnts wen. I torium In Orlando on Dec. 10 at being made by the Committee for the freding of birds on the ■H:.ni P. M.• 1* I These s l n g tr s ' are on th eir la k e front and through the ef­ 8 u ti} # rt o f i t r i i i i r F l I a t W a l i o r P a u l H h tp h a n l in m « r r n w n ffh l first • Visit to this country and forts of the Klwaninns Ward's ( T J i u r m l a r L U M t f u N O o o p o l T a b o r n a r U . r o r n r r • i h j j i a n d ls « u r # l | tmve created quite a sensation on und Sryhold bakeries of Orlando A y # A n#Mf h t i u r h « n b # # n p U o ^ l in i h r T h i / t i Th c U f o r cool their jitlncrmry over th e nation, and lloulh's Rakery of Sanford ___________ ___________.______________________ ___ stale urousing many favorable com­ have agreed to furnish bread for the feedifig of dorks, ments a s ,t o th eir ahltity. Thh program they present i* nnd other wild birds. ilividol into th ree purta. The - The visitor* at the meeting to ­ flrak group ia devoted to ’ church day Includ’d . William Ftamm of music by Gretchanlnoff, Tchaik- /•o rth Emporia, Va., J. V. HutHay­ ne sky, and others. The n<*st two ner uf Ilnytona Beach, gruu|M hold whai to many are ward Walker and Mra. Elvira the grins of the program --the G am er. beautiful and haunting folk mal' ' mile* of Rusebi -song* of the | Ukraine, of th r Don. of Ihe mo­ notonous waste* of HIberia. On every program , w hether men­ Hand Made Quilta, Home Braided Rugn tioned or sung a* an encore, figPillow Slips, Apron*, Fancy Work i ores th* Volga Boat Rung. * The final group of songs lead* O o. up to a fllm a i of soldu-r songs, nge* will he inspectedbaa* and the por­ *1' . • s punctured with tion I I I revenues prwvlnualy alloca­ ' Cossack 6 O’CLOCK PRICE 65c shrill call*, barbaric yella and ted to thr Chines* government j frrnik-d dancing, tcllfcled, these so u rc e s said Th* destruction of a Catholic •■rphanagr ami the death of hr. Chineae rhihlrrn in a Japsnese air raid a t Kaahing IK slay* hgo wa* ronfirm ed by French Ambassador I’iu t Kmlle N'sggiar. Two priests told Mm 150 refugee*, four Frrnak aistrra ahd five Chin#** ais'ers Mrs. Garner Tells Kiwanians Of Trip Tn New York City la Showing At RIU Gift# Arc Planned By IjCgrion Auxiliary A, Nsw Gams ••Hraal" aald llelga. her eyes flashing "W hat are they Ilka?" "Just blue water and sky." said the Hl«r. **l see them evsry nil III when I cross tha heavens." •Mill,, take me w l ' you." ' Thai I ran 't ; You belong lo Townsentf Plan. Is Praised By National Agent “Oameal" paid IM ga. "Ttaat'a "hal'a worryb»8 ■ •. Hanla aald I must taaeb tba bpya a p o » " The North S ta r broba Into had loucbtat. "I'm our* you don't know what a game la." France Sends Naval Division To Indo-China . TURKEY SUPPER H owdy Folks! Please Excuse My Appearance — Regular Suit Is Being Renewed By do. i h t i r rinnl roium ncrniinl on.l t m i f h a r i on lilnii'il*|r.u,ir» o r ihn r . n u i * of n i : o .i «4tt >:i:u 4 t«*«*a»e4 . 0 t)4 At PAl4 liffll. tiirn On.1 th rro . mot* application to t h r •ni»t J i j l r n for n UnAf »eftlrn i m t »»f »h#l* •dmihHMraiton of nold rftinto. onf. fo r on *-rder *||« r h n r n i n * ')>rm oo nurh Admlnla* t r o t n rn I taff d -An Ihn Int. it o r of T>t- RITZ THEATRE STARTS TODAY • ’DOUBLE FEATURE "No But Ilk* pktlng." "W hat l* aktlnaT* aiked doll. Iba B. L. Perkins Bl| Surnrlae "W*lt, 111 *how you." *ald the Star. H» flashed off across th* lop uf a nearby bill, and then suddenly M tumed. half flying and halt walking. He waa wild■ In i on two long, alcndar bar* of allver II* tam ed »»(ftly In ■front at ilelgu end came' to a •lop j t a Hurry of enow. "8o. ‘.’Lady. T h ai* skiing. Here's a pair for you," he M id . H alts stepped onto tiny akla Ilka hit. and he tied them on her feet. Then the S tar ted her to the top of a hill anil they (fa rt­ ed down th* other aide fast a* the wind. "I«ct's not atop, rled llelga. Bo they skied all nlsht until Hie red sun colored the hnrUon When they returned In Hie toy­ shop there waa a Ida surprise f i r Ilelgu Slacked again*! the ■lour were enough tiny akls fur the ifiole Inyslinp. and two large pairs for Santa and JOra, Santa. eoh. thank m u.“ '.Valll iietaa "t'onie hack tnmnrrow night so I ran tell ymi what • happened " Ti’iiiiirrtivr: The White 8Vu. The word “skittles," which often is pares! with “ leer," refers to a game of nine pins Profitable rrop* cannot gener­ ally be grown wl'hmit irriga>l”» whore the snnual ' rainfall is It than 15 Inrhe*. 2 YEAH TEXAS ROSE BUSHES 25c EACH HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO lO tA L B A t “nurpee'g Kccdn Cm* PHONE 41 Legal Notice IT ISN’T TOO LATE TO SET OUT > ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS w* h tv n a x rw si rr r.i n r LARKSPUR—DELPIIINI1IM—CALENDULAS CORNFLOWERS—PANSIES—CTC. « MRS. HERBERT RUSSELL M in s ir . i ’I i u m : m -4 WHEN IN ORLANDO VISIT The Owl Book Shop CHRISTMAS ROOKS Greeting cards for Xmas and everyday. s i : n ii FOR MONTHLY B o o k l i s i Books In atnek and ordered THE OWL ROOK SHOP ITOV S T- N O T IC E o r Sill VIII A r r i. lC A T lO M m m VAX ndtuu N C IT IO K IN IIK H N M i f l l V I 'N T i l ml IIN IIlf A N AND A K T III'll J A C u llK O N It.U .U r « f U of T#» O M If lt A lf No ISO. O il’ Ir t f d s r o f A u g u o l . A H l» l. b a a fllr a l i *m in # *m m r o(fl<*# *4 m l I t a i irtnil# a | iitllca llii| t f o r a I an «l tw I** l i t u M iht-rm on. H a III o # r ilf i( H il» s m n r a r a i i h s fo llt* w | n g d » » fill» * d p r u i « M ) In i h « O i u n i y uf la in llu l* l u i * o f K lo r lu A , , to* alto warn mUifog. Th# two mitt Iona r if t wilfcbd 10 days to reach* transportation to Shanghai. They said Hie Institution flew no flag during the attack* and w*q located civ..- tu the home of a Chi' nese general Other Kreoch rellgious buildings In the vicinity, which displayed the French t r i ­ color, were not bombed, they aald Any province in Canada may enter Into an agreement for Iho • ervicr of the royal ntouninl police upon payment for its ser vice*. The American sod* fountain l« becoming popular .in fkuvada, South America and Australia. RADIO The Christmas season is almost u|)on us, and you,,like our old friend Santa, will find , that it pays to have your holiday cleaning done where quality work, efficient delivery and c o u r t e o u s treatment prevail throughout the entire year. n o tiu h Haig*. A BRA W LIN G WOMAN . r u t At. "Juat what I thought. Peopl* rnmtiir. A D. HIT • linn A Np*#r .1r of the North ay* tunally aerlou*. VIVIon A Ri*##r. Wall. a game |« M m ethlnr that'* An A d m inistrator# o f t h r r u M * of l l m A Ifpnnr, I »*>,-*.• •*•*! Un." * "Like* going to * o a r asked Cossack Male Chorus Comes To Orlando Congregational Parish House Opens Saturday 2:30 P. M. Km •w a w w r * * «. No t i c e i s m : u K D T ctv rv Turland. tl\d TQ« will ba a untltralpniHl will <>n iti# baa toM H aifa, tba doll of th r t'hrSetmaa |U l aad pUy aamaa tI ihl ihl . ih» c a y of U w o m b o r. A 1* li;T , North. t« make up • uaw j a m . • lib aona llttia fetfl.** rs e n t to ih o lluiii.m bL Jru.l»r of Homlnol, Count) Ki«*rt- T H E KT U H Y Dance Ife Planned By Junior Women Benefit Bridge Givtfrir ■ The Junior Women's Club will * By Welfare Giroup bold a dance a t the Sanford Armory, Saturday n ig h t, Dec. 18, featuring an out-of-town colored orchestra officiate of the Club reported today. The net proceed! of the dance will go for the benefit of th* under-privileged children’s C hrist­ mas Fund. Dancing will begin a t 9:S«, I*. M and continue until 3:00 A. M , club officials aald. adding 'h a t the advance sale of tk k v ta will begin Dec. 8 with Mr*. A. D. Zachary, J r . In charge, ■ . The department ef fommMM estimate* national lumber eon. to bn 14,000. i n t n i c o u n t o r t m n r o t a . sumption for ly.'tT OOn.twa f » i , a rain o f about 8 per 4 i n n e t i i b b s t a t k o k u k u a cent, over the previous year. t’I'EKfl. UBiKABK l) —IN n i l * HATE. YOUR WIFE RADIO 8pcnda A Ix>t Of ; Tin* In Her Kltcfcan RADIO A WAL-RADIO 1938 Would Make A Practical Modern Otfi RCA & ZENITH •rll: W m U rr )«»u want a nimi lo ruU furr or an iiiditI iJuaI at) 1# for lh# m m ) |iala »rrt»lHna, n r ran u ltr lh# w a ft hral aul lo >our l>rr>onaHl) and hair# TELEPHO N E 744 4 faOl I t Jllorftr < U A f T A IlU T b H AHHFD intr tiT uf ih r HA Id | O fi| M ltr U h tlrr lb # M ill r r r ilf l* # • !• iH A iird « m In lb * n n m * of CbAA. J llr a iu l Unlr»» as#I* crrtlftcal* aIiaII l»r i8d»«Hiad ie*nr«|ln«t !•» law. Ill* pthii#rlr A###rll>#4l th n rln vrlll h** •old lo Ilia hlghvat lild'lur a| Ihr ruurl botiM . duor on lh« flr*t Alontlnt tn Ihr monlb of JanuArr, l» S « . w h ic h I# I h r 1 /4 (U r of J an u a ry. I» S I Ih aire l i b l * 1*1 d a y o f ( U e t n b H , I t il. o r iim N D o s r i t r k o f C T ivrull fS » u ri o f EVALEEN’S BEAUTY SALOON KENTUCKY v s F L O R I D A SATURDAY - DEC. 4 - 2:30 p.m. , ^ F L O R ID A F IE L D ^G A IN ESV ILLE m Ticket# Sale Athletic Depaitaeit Uaitereltj el Florida. GalBesville EASY TERM S. BAUER HOFMANN RADIO SERVICE Electric Servln i t �m m m m m a ® GENEVA ahighest w -IlddD i f re fan : vcaak s ^ a3t »tka N 0 TICM o r BALM o r TAX uB aaicJ cmmnuATM, ... w inter r .ta, ear- ana w in . m i i t I I a*a to rn A. M.. la a k a r tlflc a lr a M id i f I I ; B lal* loH alk ar w ith a ll am lllaH a n d rah* aeq u an t leelad t a i a a In a la d ln c In a ra levied H r . tk a y a a r H IT , an tk a tallo w in g Haaavlbad Ia ado la H an ln ala C ounty, FI or da. la w lti N a It* Halo o f J a l r I l k . I l i a corariBH t k a A llo w in g d escribed • lan d N ta a f L e t I I H ualk Hanford In a c c o rd a n t! w ltk lh a provlalon* of C h a p te r H IM . A cta of H IT an d upoa w rltla n ra q a a a t a f u v K u r r n K i s T l a n d c o . i w in n ira r for aala a t publio o u tc ry in Ika k t t h a a t k ld d ar for caak a t Ika C a a rt llouaa aalrm aea la Hanford o a Ika l l l h . d a r o f Dare tn b a r, MIT a t II H i n t * A k . Il-ll of la a e a rllfle a la Ns. I l l aala q f Annual Ilk . I t l l bald l>f Ik* B u t* tu g a ih a r .arllh a ll o m llta l an d ao b iaq u en t la rla d lana* Incladlnq u m la rla d for Ik* y ag r I t l l , on tk a fn lln w lo g daacrlhad landa la Bam laola Caan* IT, F lo rid a, loarllt NWt* of NISH ( te n a B. M l ft. of W. I l l ft.) Itaalloa I t . T o w aah lp I* Bdulh, H ang* I* K a il, W itn ess a ir hand an d aaol ihla tk a l l l h . Aar nf N avam kar 111!. O. P . It B it NOON. C lark of C lra a ll C a a rt. — Bamlnola Counlr* F lorid a No. t i l l B all o f J a lr tad. l i f t revering tka follo w in g daacrllird land t e l a L A. • * T [llock ■XI" A. Dl Cliappall'a gubdlvialun- \y nn.ee m r hand aad aaal Hale U a I l i l i . d a r or N avam kar. tA T . o. r. HiSnNiJQN. Clark a f Clrdalt Court. Bamlnalo Coaatr. Floridu NOTICM OF BALM O P T A X C K R T I P IC ATMS In arcordaun* with thn provl.lon# uf Ckaplnr I I 1M. A ria oi I t l l and upon wrltlan roquaal .. I i a L p i i A. SM ITH I w .ll affai for aala nl publla o u lrrr la Ikr hlglioal klddar fur Vaab a l Ik*. Court llouoo onlrwnao In Manfort an Ik * lllh . dar of Ik n m b v i I H f ol I I o'clock A. M.. Ml cortlflralaa Sold by th* Bialo Ingolhar with all emit lad and aubaouuant larlad Mnaa Inelodlna M ia * levied for Ika re a r IM f. on lit* follow in g described land# In Bamlnolo Counlr. Florida. lo w lli fio. 411 o f Aug. Ird. . M il adverlag la l< I In I I tnolgalv* and M i l I I (o t l Incloalva. o f lllock I o f F a lfvlaw . Witness m r hand and H a l tkla Ih* lllh . dar at November, n i l . O. P. IIK NNCU N. Cterb o f Circuit Court. Bom.not* Counlr. Plerlda David of Banford, hnd Ur. u d Mr*. D. Speer of Sanford. M rs. C. W . C u lp e p p e r a p*n* tha waokend In K lia lm m e a w h»rn ghq acted ■ ■ d e m o n stra to r for N entla’g M ilk. M r. an d H r* . A. C. M oor« Ifid B * tty M oorn o f B anford w nra th n g ito sta o r M r. an d Mr*. P . I). Dooley B a n d a r. B h a rm an M oorn of L u ti. F la. ■was th e g u e* t o f P .- B . D oolty P rld a y . Mr. an d Mr*. J . A. flu y lo n . J o h n , n o b an d T om m y cl nylon, M r* I t. H Coffee. V lv lm C offae, a n d F ra n c is C offee of M iam i ■ pent th a T h a n k sg iv in g ' holiday* w ith Mr*. C. P. IM rrU n n . H en ry l l a r t l i o n of H olnoaB iM , F la .. M lai H elen F re e m a n of T a m p a, an d K en n eth H a rris o n o f O alneavtlle sp e n t T h a n k sg iv in g w llh Mr*, a F . H a rris o n . M r* M K. Dooley e n te r ta in e d 't h e follow ing w llh a T h an k * g iv in g d l n n r r l Mr. an d M r*. D. W , D ooley o f P a ta tk a , M r. a n d M r*. P- II. Dooley, K lean o r D oo­ ley , Mr*. D. A. M iller an d M r JL N, B l m a l l , M rs 0 . (la tg e r left H u n d ar f o r O rla n d o w h e re *he w ill v is it fo r a w eak. FERN PARK B y V in a iN I A o . D R A K E M r. and M rs. f.'h a rlrs llre c k h a m ro .liirn rd fu r lh a w ln to r and aro o c c u r r in g M rs. Nlcbolaon'd houao on C oncord D rive. M rs. litillv m u tte r Ndah has ro tu m o d In C hlcag u to rem ain Until a fte r the f ir s t of th> year. M ra. I ’rudettco If a r r n li Urttno haa re tu rned fro m a kusbteag t rip to Tallahaaao * and Jachtoti* (BXALl r t d if tka fafiei No. M B alo o f J n l r I . M I L co v arln g Ik a fa llo w lo a da­ a rrlk a d la n d : Lota I A I I If, I t ft. o f Lot f U lock U. M a rk ­ ham P a r k Ifaig h ta . W llaoa* m r hand aad kaal fkla Ik a H t h d a r ■ ( Novem ber, l i l t . O, P, HKHMDON. C la rk o f C l r e a l! C oart. Bam laola C o a a if. F lo rid a IB K A L) M il and opon w rllta o BODA It, UWINO I w,l aala a t public k u tk r h lg h a a i bvddar. l o r aal C o u rt Hove* o n tra a o o on Ih* H lh . dky at H IT a t 11 o'clock .A r a r t l f l r a t v NU. MB Ba pcquaat la ilt d taaoo .lactudlag fa x e s levied fo r tho y e a r IM T , on ik a follo w in g daM rlbod landa In Bamlnal* County. F lo rid a , la w lt i If. f . l ft. a f L e t I I A tv. 41H ri. of L o t #4 Banford w V . i T ; my hand and aaal th is th* I t l k . day of Noaom kar H IT . O. P. IIK ItN IM IN . C la rk or C trc e ii Court. Samiaoto County. F lo rid a (B E A D ________________ NOTICM O F BALM O F T A X C tM T tF IC A T M B In a r ro rd a a a a w llh tk a p ro v i­ sio n s ol C h a p te r I l l l * . A ria or H IT and upon w ritin g frq u a a t of JO H N J. CAHVKIl T w ill . * f f / r fa r s a i l a t publla a u lc ry in th* idahool klddar fo r . cash s i th* COurl Jla u a a an t r a s a s in . B sn H rd No. H I a f A i ( . L M M. n m l » | I art I I •( Sanford 11aI■ fl t a. ^ no . i r A ug. i. m i. o o v arlag Isile I I A *• Baafo rd H eig h ts. Ha, M S t Ju ljr I . 111*, c n y a rla g l * | I I. Hanford lla ta h t* . No. M l o f Au« T. H U . r o t a t io n N I I I t of H I I ft of W I I I f t. o l B lock 1. T ier II. Hanford. Ns. I l l o f A d i I. I l l I. c o v e rin g ta il 1 Ulock I I. D ream wo Id. No. i n o f J u ly L m i. NOTfCM o r BAkM OP TAX CBMTIFICATBB In aeeotdsiK * w ith Ik s provl* alona o f C h a p te r H i l l . A d a af 111! aad neon w rltla n raqaaat u l J . ■ >'. W T N N I w in o fia r fa r ■ ala at M b it* outery ta Ik a h lg h aal kld d ar fa r amah a t tka C e a rt llouaa a a lra a co la B aaford oa Ik a H t h d a r n f Danamhar, l* lf at I t O'clock A. M , la a ta rtlfla a ld a hold h r tka m a la together w ltk a ll om itted aad aabooqwahj la rla d ta in a In clu d in g tsnaa la rla d fo r Ik a r< n r I I 1T, oa I ha fa tte n in g daacrltiad landa <n Bam lnola C o u n lr. F lo rid a . Is w lli No. I l t l Bala o f J a l r In d . I t l l , r o ra r ln n inn tu ila w in g dtacrlbod U a d i N Kta o f I H <4 of nnctloti I I . T ow anb lp I* B o alh, I la ng a I t ICaal. No. I t l l Bala of J a l r Tod. I l l l . co verin g tka fo llo w in g , d-M -rlkad land: Kta of B W It o? If'VIA of N W It O K ta of N w i* o f B w it o r N w b * W ta o f NKta of B W IT or N W it o HKH a t b w Q of NW ta o f se c tio n II. T a w a a h lp I t S ou th . Ita a g a I t K a il, w itn e s s m r h an d a a d aaal Ihla th a l l l h d a y of N ovem ber, H IT, O. P . IIKItNDOM. C lark of C irc u it C ourt, Bamlnola C o u n lr, F lo rid a, (BKALI im HEY KIDS- m LOOK! F lE E iM F IR E W O R K S arlaa Imil H, F. I- Wuvdrurt Hul.itlvlalnn Nn. H I nf J u ly f I l l l , co v ­ e rin g m i t rt. at. w i n t t ,,u r . N 111 f l. u l B lo c k I I , Chair-) man h T u rk o v ,..A d d JIlo a t., ,ut» No. I l » of J u ly I, I I H f o v ' * rln * ) « l I I Oceh's .A d d llliu k r.M o - I I I o f ..J u ly - L i l l l . eav> *" Mfhdti ■* * * 1.—Announcement# H A V E Y O U R W a tch ro p a lro d by oa* w ho r o s ily know* bow, B rlg g * . Ja w a la r L U g rta lla A v » S— I Am I A F ound L O S T : Spirited p ig . W eigh* about 100 Iba. Phono 733 W . T o y s w hich ca n b« re p aired w ill ka a ppreciated. FurnUkad a p a rtm a n l^ convohlancgi. F*rx Phon* l i t . * ll No, I II * B a la ‘ o f A nn H I t i l l c a v a rln g th a tolluw ln NOTIt'H O F BAI.H OF TAX ■lesrrlksd land Kta o / H E ' I K II T IF It'A T lU nl NtV.t* nf HBU * Kta n In a rro id a n e * w llh Ilia p ro ­ v isio n s nf C h a p la r IIIM , A rts nl IMT nnd ntmn w ritte n req u est nl OIIANtIK NAVAL BTOIIKN C O . I w ill n lf a r In r aal* a t publla nut* c ry In ih* k ighaat b id d er frrt r a s h a l Ilia C nnrt H ouse e a lr a n r a In Hanford nn lh a H lh . d ay of D acam bar M i l a l I t o'clock A M. la a r a rtll.r n t# Nn. H a t Hale of A uguai Ird . 1*11 hal.l by Iho h la l* lo g a tiia r w ill) a ll om lltad l*ia. .. , 8—Automobiles '»» Ford Coups ) I U —fourwhoel trailer IITB—larga aaml trailer F iv e room fu h tlih d fl b m iia knd an sight ' room Unfurnished wllh B rebuilt Itodgi* truck. B m I htruata Hoaaonable. I'hona 414-J. E Hans, used car dealer*. 1033 CHEVROLET maatar d aluat sedan wllh rstllo, fllB . Call al E10 Myrtle Av*. a fU r 5iS0 P. M. F O R S A L E : 1«88 D odg* T ru c k . V an b ody, pov rar b ra k e * , p o rfa c l c o o d ltio n . J. C. C ook. ItOO P a r k A v*. i C O L O R E D W O M A N want* Job ga houao cle an e r o r la u n d ry w o rk . S y lv ra to r B u lla r , I I T E**t B ih B L _ J O B A S cook.* LucU l* W illia m * . {ME E . 101k B L • _________ R B T It H o r MALM O F T A X CNWnrioATwa. , In aecordanc* w llh th* pmvlalon* o l .c h a p la r 111!*, A sia of IM T and upon, w r lt la n , request u l I w l)l . u tla r fur Uaod Q a a k a r C irc u la tin g l U k t i r . M.'la M.at W ATBON pablla a u lc ry lo Ihe Ighaal bidder fo r cash a l the C o u rt-llo u a a aatrowe* In kantord Dacambar W a k a r * a com ploto Um o l oil na Ik a H lh d a y of IM T a t I I a'ciaek A. M . tag b urn ing , r u o ll n a and o la c trlc oartifloat* h o HT Balo A ugual hoalqr*. (Jot o u r pries* b a fo rt yo u 1*1. I l l l hold by Iho H lal* tu■ Olhar w llh a ll nm ltlad and oubbuy. Bcott C a rra w a y , In c . ••UU.nl levied laaa» In clu d in g tag** levied lo r . (ha ya ar l * l l . an ha fo llo w in g ig g a rlb a d land* la Bportal Calary PlkaU. ln q a lr« •fesmlHnla C a u a lr, F lo rid a , to w lli F ly n l’a B tor*. . Bag. I t ah a B. a f NN Cnr. S T '.B M l'g k t l T e w a a k le it Four IHW g m a ll piano*. Includ­ Buul b. Itanga 1* Banff Itn a B . 44 rh a ,W . H u oka N. I I ing on* Or*nd, mini ba gold rha W . llt a r b a .'B . I H fb*. rather than skipped. May b* W -< M Chs X . M U a h a .'V F . * 'h e le v i n IIha a t Banford ■eon In Banford. Y orm s o i caak. r Writ* "Wholaaala T m t l i r , " MB Volusia A es. Daytona Baach. «.rv7i * iJTS!T& STREAMLINE d '^ B I CYCLE,"*!■ porfact ooodRiocL. |1B. Hoorar t S X A L ! ------ -------ijY o u V # triad all th# vaaL bow 1 I try tk a boot. Ctty Ehoo Shop, vacuum claanar, good ag now, ’ r b t i c n a p g A t.it w r y WI-60. CaU a t ME E. ta d BL ,J% | | « Banford AvanBa. Phono 77T. ' 'f Q#t o a r price* on blcycloa, wagon*, trtcyrla* and a k a u * 'f o r ‘ f (CxriattBi* A small deposit wtll -T ' hold any plkcq until t watilad. ■ Etanlay-Rorar* Hard war* Co. n R r p r ia la Sc r * . y ru . a ip c r le n t n Southern Photo Servlco BL IM n r o H q rf. %( o n F I* . -t CF IED IIT AS LOW AS WEEKLY r d t w i l t r Tiol I ilA 'C k I I T ie r I , Hanford. , Nov M l a t A * * .. L M IL co v e rin g Lo io 1 * 1 U lock II ll^ a e tv H I u f C e le ry Avanu* «r A . . L M IL co v erin g TV f t f | of N 111 ft. u f S le e k | l , .C h a p m a n A T u o k a r * A d Al I law. No. I l l n r A u g . I . H it . o o llr ln g I >4 I lllo c k K nf N, II. U n rq o rn Hocund A ddi­ tion lo M arkham I ’- r a llatgh ta. No. H T o f A a r , I, I l l l . c o v e rin g lo t 1, n ra n g s P a r k , No. I l l u f A n a. 1. I l l l , c o v e rin g U l I l f of B anlo P a rk . No 111- of A ug. T. M il. co v a rla g Lot 11 U lock 1, T ie r L Haafurd. Nu. M l n r J u ly T, M il. c o v e rin g U l 1 lllo ck IT T ier I. B anford, No. | M o f Aug. I. M IL co verin g tv I I I It nf Lot 4 U lock 1 T lr r I. Banford. No. t i l o f Ju ly L IM I. C overing U l r I k T Uluek II. T lai I. ttn iiio rA i .t f q .. >74 . o f J u ly t. IM I. to y e q ln p L L o l T , u lq c k I .T ier L la n p r M . " > u i i . , Nu. ,7 n * r i u i y J i . i m *. ■Ul . 1 1 BamAwo4w cC *nuly, Florida. N O RED T A P F B A R G A IN CATALOG NO DELAYS QUI CK SLKVI Cb ALT i MOHf c I lf? t U O R K S SANFORD JOB PRINTING F O R L E T T E R H E A D S , B IL L HBADE. TAI Seminole Printing ibai-mvIm •dW r M IT a i I I o'clock X. M - l* « i llflc a ta s held by 'I k s B m if g a th e r w ltk a ll o m m o d r pnd ai « tqu«n( l«vl«dl lnciGfl la a e a le v lrd fo r Ih e y e a r It on lh a ful low ing d e te r (bed 1*1 In Hcnilnole C o u n t!, F lo rid a . , modern * j C Owe Prial E*A , FREE 5 x 7 Enlxrccnsnt TIRES* BATTERIES’ | h lan aet bid d er fu r ‘ c a s k *1 1 i• ^ E 5 E 3 S S S ^ ,.'-1 C la ssifie d Advertisements Z B A N D S , E N V E L O P E S , O F F IC E F O A M S , E ' v,u,,4r IU T a n * upon Wylrtan' raOnapI Af ) If. b t x t R i K T J .w ill o i f o r . r i j aal* at publla o u lr r r lo lh a h it hast klddar for caak at (h* CnoM Tlnua* a n lran ca In Baatbfd ■ in the H lh . day of ttarem kar, IM T at It n r ln c k A M . la s c a r llf lcata N„ IM Bala o l A ugual Tlh. I M I held by tho H lal* lo g a lh e r v> lib a ll n u llllo d and auhaaqoonl le v lrd laaea In e la d ln a lk>*a !•»- n p K ip o r a r t O o o d r ic h 1 1• 1 M r knd M i*. H « fty M ille r »r^ hac|t a fln r apnndlng lt»n m ar H ot H p rln g X , A rkanaaa Thl>Jr hav» Icaactl M i*. Hinlth'a FILMS DEVELOPED A * y u lle • n r I O M .O U A B A M T E ID Y lllr „ • M iss Jan# B t'a r^d ffe ld p n t * r M in 'd a lt o f h e r , ftlctirta from .Ja a tka yaar M IL on Ih r In iO rla n d o at a d in n e r pnrf);, last led fowl tig dM criko d la n ip In BripfT h u rsd a y , holt C o u n ty^ V lu rld q .. V l" ,J l L u .i|t « l H I F r k p k j'L (W i v d ^ t o f y • kllaa It c r in * A . M««<m o f. Bilf. f*L», Ndty ,-Y o f|i Id the kuu.o Bitoat. o f lir a A llr p Ik p a fp rif Xclaler. " 1 ib c a l i IS G O O D HERE NOTICB OF BALM OF TAX CMMTIFirATM* l a a rc o rd a n c a w ith th * prov l.ln n . of C h a p te r H IM . A ria nf IMT an d u p o a w r ltla n raq u aat *f HANFOIID UUILDINO * LOAN AKBUCIATION I w ill a f t e r for •al* a t p u htla u u te r r l a , Ih# k ig h aat k ld d ar fo r c ash ml Ik s C o u rt llo u a a e n tra n c e In ‘B anfoitl on Ika H lh . dny nf D aaam kar IMT a l II o'cl'ick A. M , " tn* r e r llf lr a le e held k r Ih* B lsl* lo K elk er w llh a ll n m ltlad an d eu h aeq u en l levied l a i r a la rlu d Ing la a e a levied fu r lh a year IMT, on th a fo llo w in g d aaerib ed land* In Hsmluul* C u u aly , F ln rl■la. lu w lli No. M l o r A u a . 1, m i . ru v a rln g Lot L U lock I I . T ie r I. Banford. . . No. I l l n r J u ly I. I l l l . r o v a rln g I n i I H HanCnrif lle lg h ta . S«. IM nf Aug. I. IV II. co v ­ e tin g ta il M Hanford lle lg h ia , Na. I l l at A n a. I. M il. c a v e rln q I-ol 4, lllo c k T. T ie r I, Banford. Na. I l l o f A ug. I, t i l l , c o v ­ e rin g lu tl I h r . I . W o o d ru ff HuInTlvIalun. N,> 411 of A ug T. m l . co v ­ e rin g furl l | U lock 1, DelAir. No. IM n f J u ly t. I I H r n v . a rln g I n i IM Hnnford U a lg k tr. No. I l l o f J u ly 8, M i l. cov- ttt& w i M t w t i K U l I O lM k 14, T la r ( liM M * « , 111 a t « ,w . I . M IL •w earing 1*1 » U loak I T ie r a, B u n i i . nu i n o r A ««. i, m i. M n t l a i U ( t B lock t. T la r ». Hanford. N*. t i l n l A n* I, M IL c e v a rln g L e i I U lock t T ie r l l i H anford. No. I l l of A u 1. m i. c o v a rln g K li ' l<aaa K O ta It e l N to * 1 f t.) Ulock «. T l t r IT, (to a ford. s a w . .. ^ rir^ tW k . '■ |ti« dagr-.a K. t* jb a g r »acUou,,tl Tuwaakln 1» Haul*, lUpav U K aak i i , - * . ■*• l -., . W itn e ss.m V h a n d an d aaal I l k th a IH k . w ay, of N u v a m b a r IMT. «l. f . IIK IIN D O R C lark a f C ircu it C o n n . Bam lnola C o u n ty , F lo rid a IHIIAL) ____________ NOTICH O F IAI.M O F TAX c k u t i f i c a -Mm In a c c o rd a n t* w ith th * p ro v i­ sion* nf C k a p la r IIIM . Act* ol I M t ond u p o a w rltla n raq u aat of HAItlTA L IIU T rO N I w ill o frar fo r aala a l p u k lte o u tc ry to lha h lg h eal b ld d ar f o r cash a t tha C ourt llo u aa a n tra as* In Hanford on lh a H th d ay af Decvm bar, IMT a l I t o'clo ck A. X , l a s corlir in tta Na. IIT Hale ol A u g u st I. IM I bald by lh a B la ta lo g s tk a r w ith a ll o m lltad a a d au k aaq u sat lav lad ta a a a In clu d in g taav a levied fo r Ih* y a a r H IT, aw tk a fo llow ing deaerlhod land* In B am lM la C o u n lr. F lo rid a , la w lti L ola 1 * 1 Blpok 1 May- . v an la. W iinaea m y h an d an d aow l’ikl* Ik* l l l h d ay a f Novom kar. M IL O. P. IIBRNPOM . C lark o i ClfOnH C o u r t fur tkm yrnr fu llo w ln i d«»erlbr4 i H M M l x OuMtt«y, K lu rl- 1. le t i li lt . rcoVn * . l U tl, • I aoft *aJuly uty a. ov. a. * ti'io c k fe(•iSnga.S nVfian .l*I*; -XAa..* la ta a .. ..M o. 41) o f A uly L I M I . cov• ila g L a i 1 lllo c k U It ■ i .n a V la t* . K a ia la a . .■ No. I t l of i a l y L M IL c o v • tin g Lot I lllo c k I T la r D. banford. No. I l l l of J u ly I. M i l. e n c­ o rin g Lot* IP * la lllo c k li. U uaaa V la la K aialaa. N a 111 o f Ju n o T. IM *. envavlng L o la I . I . 4. k T B lo ck U. Dnoaa V io la K aialaa. Na. TM of A ug 1. IM *. co v­ e rin g Lot I I B lo ck H Buena V la la K alaloa. No. TIT of A ug. I , I M I . co v ­ e tin g 1s t H lllo c k K Buena V la la K aialaa . No. l - r of IM T of J u ly L H I* , c o v e rin g I arts M l a 111 F . I* OVoadrwira kukd lvlstnn. No I H I a t J u ly L 1M L , co v­ e rin g . l o t s l l * I lllo c k J F ir s t St re a l Ka legal a n ., Na I H I a f J u ly L . Ilt k co vartag I j >4 I * w n rt. a l L a i 4 B la c k J F ir s t B lraat DEALEBfl IN IRBPLACa ARB ITBVR LNVKrVMB QUALITY AND SERVICE a atU O T T IT. PHBBB rmnncATBi eubaaquaal lavlad 4aaaa leclad le t l a i n lavlad Tar tk a yaar M IL • ■ Ik a fo llo w !a g daarrlkad land* la Bam laola C aaaty, F la r'd * , la w lt i No. I l l Balo a l A s* Ilk . M l* , oavairlaig lh a fatlsw lag • d aarrlkad la n d s: L o t I UlocE Ui^d Cir Special MAGNOLIA PHARMACY conigg ar* -SERVICE TO THE BICK" a H ia io u i—sAaroRO. florioaa-fh Wo aro happy to announce tho ud.ditibn to our staff of Mr. Carl­ ton Morcer w h o . is a factory trained lubrication expert SCOTT’S. GULF M o n m o r bai .n o r TAk la a rc o rd a a r* w ith tka provlelone o f C k a p la r I I I M , A*ta of I t j t and upna w r llla a raqo— 4 « f b L T H R A S IIK R 1 w ill a ffa r for aal* a l ' pab lla a u lc ry t » ik a hlgh aai kld d ar for cask at tka Court llouoo eatranc* la ■ • • fo rd an Ik a |* tk . day of Da* cam bar IM T a t I I o'alaak A I I - P h a r m a c la t ^ r i T o . J - n a T. M I L c o v . o rla g W.tt R lq o k 4. T la r I L ; AND PINE FIREWOOD B lo ck 1 T la r L Banford w lln a a a m r hand and aaal Ih la lh a l l l h d ay of hovoaibor M IT. O. F . H KitNDON. C la rk a f C irc u it Court. Bam laola County. F lo rid a (B K A L ) _________________ MORRIS SCHNEIDER G ra d u a t e R e t f a le r e d GLASS . MIRRORS QUALITY— PAINTS d TEPENDABKJTV SERVICE STATION “A Ford Neighborhood Btrvko 8U lk«” CORNER IND AND PA|IK PHONE 377 Pittsburgh Proof Productf -. X«ET US DEMONSTSa . ..TH E NEW Fog More” Power S IN YOUR OWN FIELD AND WITH YOUR OWN DRIVER 1936 Chevrolet Coach IK '. FORD CC IM S DELUXE » CARS AND AT;A BARGAIN Sanford Machine C o . Inc. . . TELEPHONE 62 �• * v i • :p* * T : f • *;:*>■y ; ^ . ' - • ■- r t * * ,* - . a . ujM . .t *,.r , .j , I- I ......... ■ *■ . lL*,^ ■ ■ iflii 3 . . v ’f■ ^ w *>OVy ^* *' * ■> Sanford b Tho Only Central Florida O tr Affording Ball, Highway And Water Seminole Conty Prodaeee More Fruit And Vegetable Than Any Similar Ana l a America* .»0 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWHPAPKB VOLUME XXIX > Japanese Announce “Victory Parade” Thru ^Settlement Prospects Of Hostile Incident Foreseen As Jap Troops Pre­ pare Demonstration NUMBER 80 Established In 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2. 19.17 1■ ■■ ■' ' '- ■■ '■ 1 — •■ 1- ' Petition Is Signed To Force Vote On Wage And Hour Bill EVEN CANNON TAKE WINGS Jin k in s Reports G ood Collection On Auto Licenses 1,000 Civilians Killed In Airraid More Than $1300 Is Tax Structure Needs Revision, Roper Declares Democrat Rolls Committees Are Texas Up In Wheelchair .Be Final Sign­ Named For Soil To er l*o P e t i t i o n Benefit Program Commerce Secretary Outiines Views In Address To Council Dawson Bring Bill O ut isveals 98 Percent Of Farmers Eligible W a l I a c e Criticizes F o r m Off-Present The thro* community commit­ tee* of tho Bemlnole County Boll Agricultural B i l l Political Trades Even cannon take wlnga In Germany where Ihl* single-seated _ | i flg h 'e r carrying two rannon. two machine guns and six 25-pound 18gS A re O n s a l e Pp)|; bomba was tested at Rostock. Holes In the wing are cannon CHICAGO, Ore, 2—(A1)—Secre­ outlets. With a maximum speed of 306 miles an hour, guns are tary of Commerce tlsnlel C. lioper "The people of Ranford and handled automatically. Conservation Association have . '' cMeil the “need of a general rvSeminole County are exhibiting been elected. County Agent <’. tirion of our entire tax structure" WASHINGTON. Dee. 2.— R. Dawson stated this morning. a fin* spirit of cooperation with in n moKJtfe to the Nation's bus(AP)—Tht* Hnuac leadership Mr. Dawson announced that SHANGHAI, Dec. 2.— the Stale Hoard of Education In Inc,, men last night. * tho following form ers hnre been broke n prolonged deadlock (AP)—Municipal authorltleii purchasing their auto licenses He cvprefwrd, confidence the named tn serve: Banford ills over the wnges and, hours •utilities illli'mins'' would' le received notice today that for IMS early." Bemlnole County trte t—Roy F. Byrne*, chairman. legislation today when, th * , fotvrd, udiocnted equal n-aponsix battalions of Japanese) T ig Collector Jno- D. Jlnklna. E J . Meyer, vlco-chalrman, mid Hl'Utly lietwren talior organisetroops will march through from whoa* office the new tags Leo Tlutnrr. m em ber; Oviedo 21Hth mrmher signed a peti­ t ion* ind management, stressed I tion to form -a vote on th» the Shanghai International are sold,' announced today.' d tflrirL -a c a rg n _ W ------Morgan. the“ tiaiM)ftaiii'p nr~y«tuctrt|f tlir j 1 * .' ' { ^ ^ 1! ^ . chairman. Andrew Puds, vicemonsuro by mld-Decemb#r. Settlement tomorrow In a On the opening day of the W. Knox, commanding chairman, ei\d It. F- King, mem­ national debt ax wellCapt. ax A.batRepresentative Mansfield, victory parade. sale* ( I tag# were sold and a budget, espoused officer of the local Medical De ber; t/W » o 'o d d is tric t-C . N. Texas Democrat, was rolled Police planned to gOard sum of 21,22375 was collected. larhm rnt of the 122th Infantry! North, ■ chairman. W. It. Blum, and constructive" h tho line of march of tho con­ Mr. Jlnktns reported. Mc up on hla wheel chair to be the 11i-hItn.-nl of the railii'ml* finsn- ha* been promoted lo tho rank vie* chairman, and John final algticr amid a roar of quering li m d i r t . Foreign ob‘ rial iinddcmx ond linilrd the pro- of major, it was announced here Nanghtnn, memher. This unusual opening sale. Mr. (e rv e n l u r e d a possible “ hos­ Jlnktns said he believed waa the Tho chairman of thra* three cheers. Ju st before Manafleld p at Jcclcd building reiixtrucMon pro­ today, < tile Incident’’ end In London B rit­ result of the pleas of the local Officials of the Seminole County eommltteea are the officer* of down his name, 'Rep. Smith • ( A team determined to win In gram. ish sulhorltlos regarded th* school officials, C nvrm nr con* order to offset their loss to^Tubercutoalx mid Itenllli Assorts- The xeeretary outlinul hi* views the Bemlnole County Boll Con­ Wrst Virginia, A Democrat, • had inarch as a “posalbls violation’' and State Superintendent Colin George Miller’s All-Star* in *](ion reported today servation AMoctstlon whose duty jotted down. hJ*. signature. an mlilrrxa for delivery llu il'^ n u c lrilInu-fore the rnmprrpanxl inerre l>rpartment's Before tha Slflth' *lgnal«W, th e of International agreem ents. It Is to oversee the adm inistra­ English urging prompt payment recent tilt In Leesburg will again progrex, h»x b e n nu.de In in the m e, buiinexx silvlxory rounrll. Chinese dispatches f r o m which la rxpeited to prndura fees the All-Star* in a tion nf tha soil conservation House heard a Republican de* ■ m in u s) xeal xale campaign and T" ,h r ''uxlnrxs nml Induxtrial mand for an Investigation t f Hangchow today said th a t more enough money hy mld-Decrtnber engagement a t the local high program In Bemlnole County. — , i-Xirulive* who a te mrndirni of the than 1,000 civilians were killed to take care of the drflrll tn school field tonight, Tha chairmen will be retied atatementa th a t backere of th a at H:IT. asked the continued *upp«M 0r the Iounril, President lt»«srvell sent a everything W and wounded In a Japanese air Blate School Fond. together for a apodal meeting bill "swapped o'clock. jiteople of Sanford mid Semin' “I^Jsdegrnnwwhirh sniil in part: wUI the Capitol" to Insure a r o t # 'a t raid on Hslaoahan about 12 mitei One of the largest rrowd* o f| County in the drive fur funds j f * -*’l am looking forward to meetThe arhonl treasury .w as *hy The promotion of Captain A r­ soon during which they ir .s lta .e e S i P o st S tw l southeast of Hangchow. elect n president for the coming I by ona-thlrd of the f I J I S . t l l the season Is expected to w itness!carry on work in prevent ton "of **• log with ell of you at the earliest thur \V. Kims, eommindlug o ffi­ Five hundred dead and wound­ needed to pay the , poq. 1 a llo t­ Ihs Sanrord Blackcats In action Tuberculosis and to assist in com- practicable dnle so we may have cer or the Mrdlrnl Detachment ed non-combatanta were reported ment of Stele money to , lh* on the local gridiron, which i* batting tho diseaseIn discussing the soil ro n * e r| the opportunity of talking over of ihs I2lth Infm ntry, to tha rank found In ruble of bulldinga de­ counties for payment of teach­ probably the flret semi-pro game Dingle pins have l.etn dlitrlbu- t h„ problem* Ihst affect us sn vlt of Major has been officially ap­ stroyed by Japanese Incendiary ers salaries. ever played in Banford. tn l to all the pupil, in tho schools' 1Iy. j confident th a t appreprl proved by the United Stale* W ar bomba. Those buried in ihs Unless tb s Governor rhangna . Coach S. A. B. W llklnaon’throughout the County and ra c b ja ir action can lead 1° Increased Department, 1.1 Col. Jnapph C. f*PrPr ^ ^ , 'H am tnohs^m |tniyf rep" Jullua Dlngfeldrr of SaitMM wreckage were not Immediately hi* miad. all autos In operation stated today that hla is protege* chlkl h«* been miue*i.*l to t m - employment end more effective Hutchinson, executive officer of r ^ lT n , o v .r io ^ r e t r i 7 h . * » ^ aU redsnre a l th . mkepl extricated. Bcorea were made in Florida will have to be were In renxldsrsbly bctler eon-[tribute one penny for each ycai jpurrhasing power In the hand* of the Florida National Guard, an­ total acreag* of f* r « land had ™ *"*>y homeless by th t destruction of equipped with the 4238 plates dition fo r this gam s than for th e 'h e has been in school. masses o f peoplt *U1I with- nounced today. • (giuat Kfilled out work aheeta and waa !? !? !? * ? . . ? f b „ 1,100 houses In Jthtaoshan. * not later than Jan. 16 and after prevlous encounter. They havs) These bangle pin* * —* rl1 l*w **lnu’2out adequate Income." Major Knox's promotion w as riyubly Ju r bouanta under th e diairirt^hsld In OalneaTlU ejrsikm" _ Two Chinese Qlrplaqaa . raided, scrimmaged av*fy night for two bin ' cross emblem of the NaUonslA nixcusxtng Ih r l*x on undlatrl the result of 10 years nf aettvP 1*37 * soil conservelldn p ro t r ato w m reU eb^jB A .^1 weeks and h a te shown consider­ tul.erculcais AssnciaUonand lo id ljh a i^ ..w prrntc rnntlnga, Mr service In the Florida National The Bemlnole County **ent re- fttfmvd Inday- The • ' this are’ldentl- able prowe,* with the pigskin. nfficlil* reveal.’.) the following in- n „ p rr f o u n t , It wa* Mated. U r w nt f l r e t' veiled that a total of 1OTI farm - W t U t i over by ^ e i f ta^lhqM tA,Y*«'t V iir,1 H wa* ..T h e Blackest*' offensive, which formation regarding the origin o fj .•trc a .u ry n-nm ls indicate Ihxt eomminloned .......... ........ .. ..n Captain ....... .......... In the ere in this county h .d filed work J*IW>*»Me; gov*r»or-.liet of the jmlnfed1 oui.* ^qtxengrv vehicles was their weak point in the pre­ tho cnn* a* an emblem «f tuU-r t ho tax did lead to a markrd in {MikIIci I Corps In 102,’ and wax anchorage, of tb s Japans** flag- ondfV f sheets in hi* offlc* as compared F **rW* «e .v i wi_ l L ' p h unn* Will be vious till, has shown great im- l0*.!iLW,lr,arC! , ,, , ,, , m -a s e tn the pcirrnlnge nf ro rp i'fla rx lg n td tu tho .1!2th Mrellcal Dn* with ^23 ) . . l year. 1, » fleer, of t h . Klwunh 1 khljp id su m b riotr tb s ' Jsp«ne»e gharged a IlMtite fre nf $5, bo-j provem rnt and It la believed that Tho u»c nf hr iloahli haired profit* dlxhun.nl nx iliviili-n.I.H I (nrhmcnt where he hw* *crv..(! Farm ers participating In the ^ 'v rn rilo n a l were present a t coniulaic. but .did r>o damage. tween t,006 anil 3,000 pound*,] the expert blocking and Interfcr- rro*. a* an smh in of tuhcrculo.i* during lU.Irt nml there I* evidence nwHmmusly »incr that lime. firogram, tho Couny A gent p o i n t - I n e l u d b f f Julius Dingf«]d*r, ‘" “Thh Japanese Mhj the Chinese || 0 . 3.0&0 t» 2,000 pound| will In -'d ice |b e Blackest* havu xhuwn, w arfare h y m n lic a . xernee ......... .. Bhnw that Ihr tax also cau«e,l trpon the promotion of Major rd uul, re r r in ' twofold benaflta. chairman of the CommlU** fo r ’ c r itl operated f t * 10,09a' feet charged f t 6 while all over 2,0oo (('ealleeeU D i raas Slsl inlereatlog origin. | | was at * inrn-e*ra in r«rjm r*le operatin g . |t*]nh .Strven* to Id* prr*rnt rank Thn cover crops required under ' h<; .!?u r1p° rt, of Churcli** ln T h rtr ^'ibcpefcsfully * evading pursuit pounds get a fla t assessment ot mn-ting of Ihr International * ° ” '|e x p r n»rH in llir a ir s of wage*. Imn* „f Lieutenant Colonel. Major Kmx the program are mainly to In- S p 'ri'u .l A ms, Urold H ippier •* pf*n»s 'They declared, however, 220. ferrncc use*, adveill«lng, maintenance, rr- WBPI placed In cm m arel or lit crease the fertility of l h . - , oil E«»tIs. International v k .-p reslthat tn an atr Jm ltle n**r or over Truck* fall in a classification jler in In ID - that Ur. Merslron <>f;M,a rrh, rip. |l i* ly evk|rnt Mnlieal IM nrhm ent nnd nlxo . r r Nanking six Japan** plane* but also ’ prevent erosion of ths « * . ■ « K“V 1 , m ™ b*r ° f by Ihrm ielvr*. Fifty cent# per I ari* ppipoae.l th at the ancient .m ), rjluntion. a i r receiving v tt| n, iti.gim rn'al Burgeon. land In th.. driving ra in , during 'he ln U rn .tlo n sl committee on shot down 12 of tbs Chinese n*a hundred la charged for vehicle, I.orrnine I ro»* I., mndr ,l" ’ the *>mpnllirtic ron.lderntlon of Major Knox served with d lv the sum m rr months. In addition Publicity. . Bovlet-nullt airplane*, up lo 2.000 pounds; from 2,000 hlem nf the fight again*! the while Treasury in it* recnmmehdn- flnctinn' for thrro year* in the lo this, the federal government H rrn i.n K urr. T . U h '.s c e wmi China waa said to be massing to 6,000 the price la 76 cent* /-plague. The ™ r e c r l v «-„ni!ri.„ „„ ,|lc ri.V|,i„n Canadian Army Modical C'orp*. in o ffer, cash h eu rfll. a . high rlrc lrif di.trict • ^ t a r y for 1932. a first of 300 Rusalan-butit w ar rd rnthuxia. nail) It dated liiiik'„f |(u, |ij;iq Itevenur A rt, n* Imli* France and bUigland during the 22 per acre for com 'plU nc with Tko officers voted to hold the Flore planes for a renewal of the per hundred and all over 6,000 the assessment Is 21 per hundred.' o t h r N " .h century, when It w ., . , , 1 , ty .s,.rri.|n fy M oigrnlhau’a World Wnr, * n i wu* retired viDt the requirem ent, pf the p ro g ra m .^ * m U 'W inter h fw .n l. confor* aerial attacks op Japan’s a d ­ made the emblem of the K aninn I r (rn ) .tnteiuent ami In the I'rr«* i |lr .,f M*jor. Mr. Jinkins particularly em pha­ vancing armies. Foreign naval Mr. Daw.on predicted that In rn" ,n New Smyrna Beach Jan i, i *’f " r n ,l ," Ml ' kleut'a message to Congress *m ) ir t« l.irutenant ltoogln»a C 1938 there would he still another u , n f 0 •"•t,*0The industrial Cnmniittre of , efflrfr* said Chinese bombers sised Ihs fact that all Individuals , _ Catholic Church. purchasing licenses must bring N ovi-m hi-r 16." Bruit l* seeund ,in command of the U.e Krminole County th am licr had raldtd the Japan**# airfield increase In the numlwr of farin’ , Tho •'* . From tin- Kli-venth to the Four­ their title eert if tests and reg is­ I -J<th Medical/ Detachmentmeet In the Chamber building er* operating under this program * wbo sttended he achool veer* at Woo,unc. down the Whangteenth t'liiturie*, tho eruxnilrr*, tration card*. tht* afternoon a t 2:00 o'clock, in Bemlnole County. hrenk 8. W right, GataOTtUm poo' (ttver from Shanghai. through centart with the Fasti-in officials reported today. Tw enty n e w - twtn-enrtned — . _ — “— . “The pregrsm will he breadMo,r «»B;„ p“ im B CUyj Ed f-htirwh in I'slrallnr, fsmilinriri-il bombspi arrived e n d and per acre paym ent, will “ “ ‘“ ■I t™ !* Europe with it. Gmlfrey Duke id •’ mils* tip Y angtie from Nanking D C- Moore, of Frnlland Gray Korraine, h-a.lrr of uiip of the first bo cunaldrrably higher," the ^ Noble*. F ort Pletco, and The memhri* of the Sanford and Moorr, local auditors, ha* apd were being tubed up hy Courtly Agent *g|d. WVrth Henson, Braden oh. crusades; *aw the cross in Ji-ru- Klwani* Club ernt the following _______ __ __ tlthere present Includod Ken completed the ennui! audit of the "- Chinese pilots, w etH ntortnsd and The 27lh annual Mamorte' IXINDON, H er | , —{/P)— A C’Hy’e accounts, City Clrrk Frank talem , and adopted It ex hi* ataiul* letter to I heir president, Howard 'Williamson, Wost Palm Bsaeh, rc* ye|l*bl* foreigner* r«ported. aril whrrt he wa* electid C hro.lisn , , .. ,, , . , l/m g, whose hi other, tlinrle* K er*he of tho local lealge II. I* *' ; The rem ainder of tkn 0*at of man whom prosecuting munsM B. Ijim arn reported t'*dgy. The n r rrrt.n„ y „ „ ..f O, K.< In hoiio?. nf decease!) phantnm “flannel i.utts of ihs audit a te now tclng ruler at the Holy t .ly In lOtKt. It i . j , ^ ‘ 1*0 Soviet-built.'cruft Wefs said styled tho brother*, will tie held In the Klk'r generally believed that .D ee M. re' when’ he .11 Norman. Gainesville, both put ■ 'I t be either a t ’ Slam 400 mile* foot” burglar who rludnl Bent compiled by M r Moore. I tall Butiilny afternoon al 3:0f urn to krsnee it became the em, „n lh4, |rr „„ t)lr *U, w, | k —■- -■ district governorsI norib and wa«t of llankow o r on land Yard for rs yeais, waa ■ _ h „ u i m a n o w n in r r a n r r a* m e suit , , . , — o'clock. H Hunge. chairman of I'rinrlptr* of » __ known in ktpnee sentenced today to firs years i r w s w r f w Ee— at*) Orders have been received a t ------ — ■ of Poultry R rre^d lrm in g _, , „a* the , U r - H .... .front of hi* drug xlori*. lha Memorial Committee, report penal aarvlludo on wholesale and Improvement ART FOR ALL •he Marine Corps Recruiting Htanent of the Flock will I * , " . ' . 1 ' r" . r "m I ‘‘The membera o f the Banfonl charges of burglary. ■Ion, Po»l Office Huilding, Ha. ■ “ __ , lo* the principal pal topic or of uiacusamn dlocuoalon __, , , , " . ’L . " , KlwanU Club deeply aym p.thlre rd today. On the Memorial Tablet In the vannah, (is , to enlist all m en| ( LAHEMONT, E J. P. Cusatn, counsel fur tonight a t the regular monthly !>r C . n ~~ " l,Wir ’*t '* n r,,,rr with you In the death of your only Elk's Hall them nrn 35 n»'»>-r nosslble during December, it | , People who love a r t but c a n t M tb s prisoner. Henry Williams. meeting of tha Seminole County ( * brother, Mr. Charles lemg, of "* nf brothers who have died slnee announced by Captain Small. R a - / 0"1 •« own real p slo tln g s^o o w * an -v Protested (gainst tan assigna­ Poultry producers A ..o ci.tio n fr.'tK World War, one of Llnesville, Pa tion. however. - I t would be dan- the Semidole ||lg h School tonight, r*“ ‘ lh ,,n - Mrs. ta!ori* "We want you to feel the w arm ­ the Installation nf thn ledge In s u itin g Officer, in Savannah. * ^ v f hr Amor'™ "/ *’ Banford. Mr llunge statnd, add D •j. ^ . • • p«*dition*ry rorrva umnI Ihr l/irrrro u a to assume on what w« »i Only young men between th e1point” herrelf, haa establM M y * th of our abiding love and esteem; Ing th at every Elk whether ' M treU rir’ r t P°r | r.ln e e r r ... for it. -houldee inxlg- lo know that we grieve with you, beard In th is court that tha per . J l lm t.v ages of IB lo 26. not leu. than lending library of »«glnal ww*»j active nr Inactive al the preaent than 02 Inches or more than 72 _____ i nia. The Sfaxonlc order haa also son made ltnowp tn the public M cent* a month «WT and offer every comfort we ran time idmutd attend Dili, the as -flannel toot’ |a appearing inches tn height, w h it*, w ith o u t amail placaa, 21 for th* torgof.* A W estern Union Em ergency' th " "O .a ln command in your l*-r.’*’ *'iTo*rit. T_ , i „ ' ' varioua way* for m any'centuries here today." ho natd "Feclde anil Inadequate are «ur llriler'a most solemn ritual, dependents and of good moral * Tin- approximate 600,000 mem u nineo. ^for continuing . " r aarvlcc * “ ry although the indknUon. are that Williams actually fared only L equipment lh H ^ M , mM, m word*, but the thoughts and sen­ her* of the Order nf ft. P- O B character will be accepted. six specific charges but him- la area* where the regular service Entrance examinations fo r the . . , , tim ents that move ux you may throughout the Foreeuk t.i United Blatee •elf Intimated hi* wish to plead h a . been dl.repU d, will h . in SanMarines In this district are held ^ ““ 7 " *’111 n,,t grasp as brother to brother, and 1 1 1 psy homage on this day to will Generally la ir tonight and "Fri­ guilty to | | additional counts ford tvmorrow, |„ Tharp, m anager f ,°™ ,hal. of ^ " 7 ' V ’ , ' ' ,,r* r we trust that our spirits may lha dec eased member* In every a t tha Recruiting Station at S a­ day slightly rotdsr tonight wjill "Flaonsl Foot's frequent use of Ih . local Western Union Office. _ ln T l,r " vannah. Applicant* who are u n ­ hl ,UM' ,,f rommunr In console you, to streng­ Uwlge, *Mr.*Hunge **ld. scattered frost In north p o rlk * . )t of a bicycle to make hla gate­ announced todsy. Tha trailer will «» vmclcm h r N .tioos Tuhefcu- then you In your xadnra* The regular ritual srltt be able to- apply in person will be! way earns* him an additional W parked in /n m l of the Sanford furnished application blanks and ‘ " rr‘ t riven hV Exalted nule'r Giuirge nlcknama of th a "btcycltag d e­ Offlre about 0:00 o'clock. full Information upon request. l" l0 *0 'lr*,Ir Thurelnn and pther offln-ra of Ih I “ E nllil under tha banner of tho mon." Applications received by mall the Igatge and Past Exalted aro'^glven Immediate attention. Officer* for tha coming year T 1 ^ ob'T V * ’’y " Z Holer Father A. fl. Peek, will will be elected a t the regular con«“ '■ “ " deliver the oration Mr» tl- •’ vocation of the Taylor Comman- ,r o u ,' y V ll Captain Fred 8. Feren, com­ flardln. Mr*. Hnby Ming end dcry No. 2d K night. Tem plar tn cv,, r y »"n" y wl" manding officer " f the Salvation Mr*. W. tl. Fleming, arrorapanled the Masonic' Hall Friday night a t h? fl* ^ ", 'J** Army Unit, appealed to tho hy Mra. L llurke Btnem »•!* •** takes Its g reatest toll among (h* SOUTH PARIS, Maine, Dec-2— 7:30 o'clock, Emmlncnt Comman people nf Sanford and Seminole In th* charge of the . musical Paul N- Bwyer, I I y e a r old •ler, Jno. D. Jinkins staled today- young men and women of our County today for donations «f M ajor Charles II. Dodd, finan­ Program, the Chairman of the . high school youth re reread his tn- Ha also urged all local and visit- com m unity" old clothing fur distribution to Memorial " Committee aisled, cial secretary of th* local division noesnt plan today lo Uw slaying big Templar* to make ■ apodal those |n dire needadding th a t tha public la cordial­ of th* Salvation Army, and Colonel i of Dr. Jam es G. Littlefield, and effort to to prooertt. H arry It. BIsyos, divisional Com* Captain Fru-n stated th at tha ly ‘invited to attend. CLASSICAL CLUB pleaded guilty. H a wna sentenced m andsr from Jacksonville, will ho unit was fared with a shortage *• Immediately to Ufa Imprisonment- The S iring Band of the Bemlnult in Banford over lha week-end to TALLA1IA8BKB. Dor ' 3. — th* time of year that clothing was Tha plan enmo shortly a fte r tho Chapter of tho Foture Fanner* of On* aludent from Banford la a aded wor»l Those who have any MIBH M1TCUKM. HONORED make tha annual audit at lb * local Oxford superior court reopened America have secured Willard mrmbor of tha classiest Salvation •- Army Jtro d q u ariers, club I clothing they wish to donal* foe tho third day o f hla. trial Ponuilly to teach them the flee Ibis year a t Florida Bisle Cot- are aakrd to advise lha Salvation TALLAHASSEE, Die., 2 - MU* C aptain Fred S. Feren, Command* Bwyer, olee accused of ntrekgUng points In play big strin g Instru­ leg*. Bhe is Mi*a Virginia Mo- Army official* at their headquar­ Dorothy MHchall of BanfoM haa lag officer, .reported todayD r. Littlefield's wife an d - trans- ments in preparation fo r State Rory. The club, composed of ters on Serdlul Street. ju st bMn pledged to the Cotillion ' Special Services will ba conduc­ 1portin g tho bodies of both cm n competition late r In tho year, Alex atudenla In lb* claaalrs depart* Club, o social club a t Florid* ted by tha Iocs) unit in .honor of alx-»Uto -death tour’ tn North- R. Johnson, Club advisor, ropor* moot, baa as Its them* this Members wore tha officers a t tha open a ir moat­ Flayers from right state* were S tate CoDags. a rt Ingt on, New Jersey, Sntared tad today. Mr, Connelly instructs year classical dram d ram a presld president members nf the 1MT 1937 freshm an tapped oa t ■ n forma) dance given ing Saturday night, sad Sunday . |hla plao a t ha stood erect between the membera of tha S tring Band la Mias G enera Nelson, of Weal football tram at th* University I recently. H is president Is Mias morning and night In the A m y *W» nttoreeya, racb Thursday afternoonPalm Beach, Uendquartara, Captain F*r*n said, I Dorothy Barr of Miami, Florida. ■ ■ • \ Chinese Are Said To B e Concentrating Huge NewAir Force Realized _ *. 1st _ Day Blackcats ReadylPublic Support For Leesburg GojUrgcd In Drive On Sanford Field;To F ight Disease Local Aggregation Is Campaign ForSale Of;;*'"* the I In Good Condi­ Christina, Seals In t i o n For Contest S a i d Progressing Capt. A. W. Knox Gi ven Promotion To Rank Of Major Julius Dinrfelder At Kiwanls School K ivsd at Hankow ooo Flannel Foot Thief Draws Five Ycar« i -' Vt f ;r i Iocttcr Of Sympathy »Scnt By Kiwaniann Memorial Service To Be Held By Elk* Marines Are Calling :'Jrlnr For New Knlrntments f0'r,Jmofi tnf LOCAL WEATHER 18 Year Old Boy Guilty For Murder Appeal Made For Old Clothintr Major Charles Dodd Visits Salvation Unit 19 •Kfv trVSTf6O*’: i — ------------- ------------------------1______ o � 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, 1937 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 01, 1937; <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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/875eafee62b88a00cc05c473e0aca575.pdf a37ea0f012676d103a4de869caf8a28a PDF Text Text I < y - XiV: Bmt Sr Try on. Frsd H , ot «w to WalUT ft.. L. 0*o par. W s t t l m on BVd. U fa In.urane* a C*. to Mr*. Lota 0 . Wight. - Psareoa, John P. A Co- Inc. to g i ; ' ' Walter U Cooper (tiled IV RFSMM1). Meater*# D eal X Spencer, 0 . W.. flpoc.il Ma.ter to Prank F» llolmrr. Qall Claim Deed# Hardy, Lewie W., at ux to La* L nora H. Hodge*. Mertgagr* Jon**, I. U to 0 . 0 Rummer. 3 Wight, Hal A Lola 0 . to J clf.rV eon flt’d. U f* Ini. C i. Hal laf*f lion of Morfgag** •; O v a n tn et Land Co. to William ffir’. E. Taylor. * Ball*fiction of Jodgmrnt ■ Midland Raconsiruction Corp. A** .-V algnao to 0 . 0 . Wolcott, et *1. Bala Contract ' The Warren Co., Inr. to Calhoun‘* Ca»h Grocery. Bernhard Of Netherlands Hurt In Accident Csntloued From F**o On* - present h«lr apparent; Ha* no ; brother* or slctcra. vt A alorh could hardly find » nicer place to alight than BoostdUk. I t lias In a m agnificent park, shaltcred by fra g ra n t fir ' traos, bulwarked by broad and • l awagplng lawn*. I t la Ju*t • b a ll "And la that onough.’* thank yon, maka affectlrr Ihl* control, with­ out working a hardehlp on any of the Intervdfd foreign power*, were proceeding smoothly. Referring to a British nrotoat In.Tokyo he said Japan hud cmphaaltod that Hue contidtratlon alwaya would be glean la the claim* against Chinese eus'emi reventM by various power., which har* accepted the custom* »*»*nu* aa collateral fo j loam. Tokyo reported,^ howerer, >bo* British Ambassador R. L Cralglo accompanied United Blotch Ambassador j , 0 . C rew eft h'-a rial! lo the Japaneae foreign of­ fice lo make the toew i*prea*n* fallen*. your The prince walked on, thinking hard. When ho got back to thcaatlf ho looked at the bmk.-. The aaalatant gardener’* nanr* waa down for I t guilder* * aw k. Within th* hoar the official rrsponslbl* for tba unpaid differ­ ence we* fired. A* a matter of fact,, thr •om* folk about Urn court who complained, to Wilhelm In* that tlme-bonorode roulln* was being npaok Th* Queen Ju«t smiled and **ldi "Flaaa* do thwo-thing* a* the Prince want# thorn done." . . Th Genera Horn* Demonstration Club held an all day m eeting a t lb* community Hall Tuesday. U n J . T. McLain J r waa In charge of tb# damoastraUona fo r the day. demea* tret Ion -■w ae a flmnlnol* County fruit cake, mad* ( r m pr***nr*d fruirn grow s h- Phil Grashoff Wins Blind Bogey Tourney Phil 0ra»boff won flrat prl»* at n blind bogey tournament at tba Hanford Country Club Sat­ urday apd Sunday, according lo A. C. rorA manager Of tba Cl*b. Fred Holly and L. F. Boylo UC« (far aaoond place In tba tournament while thro*, B. F. Hou(holder* A. 0 . MeHaynold* and Henry Bortlaldc, Hod for third ptoo*. hi IIU of Chattanooga, Twnn., a L. Clem, lltr r y Bradbam, Jack H om *r. Boy Bjrme*. J r . R*r mond LnndqnUf. John L o 0 1 g , John Herbal, 0 . B Workman. Henry Zurlleld*. R, F. HPU* holder. Kerlyle llo ueholdar,’<.8. D. iiishlrrm an. Otto Caldwell. Dr. a. D. BcoH. R Compton. Mr*. K. Compton, Mr». Bor Hymc* and Mile Nancy While. ' sharp eye* of Bombard. *ha Llppo-Blcalcrfeld princeling who f married Julians last January 7, _ ,’bhr* modtmlwd th* palace, It»*lf, ‘ i Already Juliana has aalectgd after which M n. Gladys Kendall, ’ two nun** from tho staff of ib* Horn* Damoaatratlon Agent, *g. ' Bad Cro*« hoeplta) at tb* Hagn*. which sh* hoad*. to asalat hrr and her child In th* month* to j , com*. Also ah* had laid down th* tew ; a* to just what kind pf Hill* gar* ■\ men la ah* wan I* from btr saw­ ing circle. No public gift* for it th* baby will b* arcaptad. w j .That test ukaea -didn’t . daunt - Nctbrrlenda' hotiMwlTag, They - - hf*. i sowing * sad - knitting |u e i M -■'r hard, »■ Juliana’* abate, but 'tb* gift* will g* lo*;needy 1chlUrad t a n bt tha . aamo month' a * ' tb* mu* aitlian qf.i4og*ldl)*k.i4'iu , AVP* from erwlng, Juliana he* beep taking long >walk* fari'tb* W(Kited park, o r < ancowipanylng flBTWtird, ou motor* rlrisaa ">yr* n iltic rp ad i U i th* . l/xt, >whc/e lh a .Queen la In ■c**Meao*: »« |'ft ,(A # for Bernhard, ha hag fettnfriUy perform ed, ,sinew hi* macrtegg, the o ff lrla l, duties pf a M p ifri, If* -ha* takan a ' lively jqteraaL In arm y and- ’Hr* for*# m snauvorai ha. ha* aaparvtecl laW domaaUc arrangom ants of I the a*“■ i nn . hi ( wp, hi I** •* No |««I of covering MW'l BRM of K4VI4 i t n. iy. No. 17)1 of covering All It g>e I. fwiK 11 J«ir 4. HIT of NKM A Be*. ». Twp. An*. I. t i l l «t of NR *f II I I * of No t i l l of tot* 4. t»4t covering All NPJ<4 of NR«4 K of Rr Fee. A Twp. II It II No t i l l nf J biv 4, HIT coverto* BK1, of NR<4 A N 't. of BRI4 Bee. A Twp. tl TV II No III* nr Julv *. i « | | mvorlBF NTVte of NR n fLoe# 4A Bq Ip NW aorl A NR of NR nr NKR 4*«. A Two. i i n. i i . Na. 1-4 o f III* of f a ir A HIT covering IW H of NBR Bee. I. Twp. II Jt ' l l , No I4«f of .July 4. HIT For Sale naa I*, i l l r t i W. !•** thi A 4.11 cU A 1.11 f«- * Boa. » f t * w a i t eh* "■ (Peanut) of Bit. Cor. Rub N. I* t ch*. A 10 «ha E. * *b*-» ■artIon I Tow* Mly t l BOBth. w ?»#fo, mr,V2o4 **d Mal lbl* tb . III*. 4 . , of 5®7»S b KOON.T' Clara of Clroall OooM. Hamtaoi* Coantr. nortdo. (■■At.) s -. Ho.‘ H ll of covering NRU NRU or NRU II R. II No. n i l of roverma HKU NWI4 of B«U Clara of Clreull Caurl. Bvnilaal* Caaatr. Florid* JilriVt7 / efitr n i Menford. . ffn. «flS Hitl* of Atijruel Ird. SI U lt l MlnoU K iU lil. , ,» li-stnde. of no. a i iu U ;o i Tp«»te,iA inter) J * h * 7 Mthhl* ON.OUARANTIID OB Ik* lit! th* year H it. on secorusna* •rHhujAAm.4., •»»; Ch*pt*r-HtH. A rilinf « »<<>*•,,oC » an* upon wrdlMi T»4 , If. l.irttrUiiit* i t. a y t « m h. X.' Howard, *hd T«tete Kendall o f Hanford C lassified Advertisements proprtete gift*, lllll Hardware DISH R8—decor* tad set., »1W> hnd up. Glaeboke, Case*rot** etc. for taking and earring, 77* COCKTAIL SKTfl— ehaker, four end up. Hill Hardware Co, g l u m *nd tray at We. Hill llaniw ar* Co. F. ,A. (tU*Un«HI.IN I will orf#r for. onl# .*1 iwitelo ouiarr tel ,h * hlcbvol bicaoi, for c*»li * 1 teho Court,Hast* *nlr*naa )■ Sontfrd on Th* m b Car of Itvcambvr H ll nt It o’alooh. A. M, tee* cvriiflcolai livid br lnt Plot* Jogvlhtr with o il. *vnln*d and aub* natiaabl Ivvlod ,»»»** . Iprluding taia* Ivvlvd far th* poor H it,,a * th* following dtocripva |*ndt In Hamlnolo Counlr. Florid*, towlli 41-4** of No. l i t "f Aug. I. 1111. encoring! WH •* NWH of BRIt o f gWM. Bvclion II. Township H Mouth Hongo II K. Ml of Aug. T. n i l . cover­ ing; Lot* * A T Mlh II Tier I nf Monford. . Wllneeo my hand *ad seal Ihlr U . »«h. M l *f N .v .m b ..[ m t . clerk of Clreull OourL heimnole Cuunlr. Florid*. (BKAL) ___________ • ■ ' n o n ce' o r i a w of t a * |-KMTtFICATB« In ***ord*n#e with »b* » • * vision* of Chapter U til. Act* of HIT and upon wrllien eeuueet • J . W. FLIN T T will effer f* sale al publl* ouicrr te Ih* hl#t eel bidder for rath *1 the Ceui Ifeue* e e l re ere In Benfer# o i | l ll h dar of peeeruber H IT'S# I ocloch A. hf,. U l cectlflcajj held by Ih# l lU U logeiher w l all umlUed end eu been eve I l*Vl* l i n e Ineludln* l u e i levied *r< (he year 1*11, en th# feltewte ideeerlbed tend* In hrmlnelr Caul »r. Fieri da, tew lli . • . Na SOI of Aug. L H it *•*- WANTED!—Will pay 115.00 c»*h L M T —DOUBLE tarrel shotgun for -good' need circulating near Lak* Mary. Clalbough heater. Bog 71, Banford Herald-, ’ make. 110.00 Reward. C. F. WANTED--M0 ta y E te 'fo P V lo c F ord ,'L ak e Mary. apple*-- Wo handle anything LOUTi Spotted plg.~Weigh* about from m m package to carload*. Bo* w l F ir st at. A Railroad A m 100 Ita. Phono 7>1-W| erTa* Bit tau. *t. Twp. Fumtebod apartmsai conrsalanes*. P i l l tra ile r i m - U r g * *o«nHrall#r with a rebuilt Dodge truck, Rs*l Pbon# M l. * Boss, used car doalsra- N rllll ef July I, la HI* te & f, v x f f 'r * EA&Y T ER M S HOFMANN Boot!-Carraway, lac. i P t h t r a i e i l o 1 a«*I#rd h e i f t r >aa- r Doamotxr l 4 M 4 W ***** »k.< < H i hate of th* «t*t* «*• A d “Wn» thHAD : .y .r NOTICE 3 k ■Aldi OF U I 4-MMTirlCATElK, . 2 YEAR 25c E A C H H E N R Y A . R U S S E L L S E E D IDIALBRI “ B u rp e e ’s S e e d s G ro w " 100 W. FIRST ST. !r i In nenurilnnc* with Ih* prnvlvlonn of Ctinpler HIM, Aela «t HIT nml upon written request of J. J. CATICM I will offer for eala *t public uulr.rr In lb*' high**! hldSer for cash al Ih* Court Itousa entrnnr* In hoofer# on lha H lh ., dar of n**embar HIT At, II o'clock A. K la* certltlcalaa hold by lb* Mlelo togatbvr with *11 (m illed and vuhnaqueni levied tniea Including tsaee levied for tb* rear HIT, an lha following Aqgerlbed lei.de In Meml note Conn- Becllen |, Tnwnehlg Ih. Nang* i t Boat, e my hand and veal ihl* . day of November. HIT. O P. HERNDON.' Clara of ctranlt Court. hemlUnl* Cannty. Fieri#»_ eiivorliig Lola 1 A I Dloch 1 H it end Upon wrllien raqneal el Tier I. ho n ford. ARTHUR JACOtlMON 1 will offer No. 11* tut* or Aaguel let. for ante nt puhlla an Ierr In Ih* I l l l covering N. II I I *f U l Mghedl i bidder -f** enah nt Ih* ■ niaah I*. Tier I. Bmnford. CowrC flSiune Owernnaa m hnnfacd No. IH Mole af Angnel le t on Ih* ‘lllA.- day- • Of Dooamhar H it covering latl I Florid* HIT h| Hr afflhhh e *A.„ k . Ue tand I Calanlesllns Ca'e Add. in*ei-M EiniA »cert Ifte*tee h e ld t*1 a .Ik ilt »* isto ho. honford, • mIIM RM Na. Itl-Enl* of August Ifl. I l l l covering l o l l I . A ■<, CM** Addlilon. N*. il* Mele Of Auguet 1*1. H l l cnvrrlng LoU I I* II OteCP Addlilon. No. I l l Mai* of Angpet lei. H it oovartng R. 41 II of u < t nahhieon’* Murvev af nn AddMIoa IS honford. Wlineee mv bond and ere I Ihl* Ih* lllh . dap o' November HIT. a F. IIERND4NC. 1 Clerk of ,-irrult Canrt. OF. A L L KIN DS Mem!note County, FtarMh. W - U W W l 'B f i T u V r r ' ANMTAf, F ix m m PI.ANTS v udw G L A SS itesm4>m'*n'** L E T T r* A M IN U S HUB. QaU at BBB E. Bad M. f k e m 777, _____ HOLE P D E M O N S T R A T E Y O U R W IT H N E W O W N F IE L D Y O U R O W N som e T R A C T O R b a rg a in * • D R IV E R hi u sed S P R A Y E R S Sanford Machine Co. Inc T E L E P H O N E 62 r ■ _\ In P A IN T S Fog More” Power Spr, - S f e S n la *- FHO.NE M IR R O R S T H E t l9Jkw m BlCYCLB, sh o t * m *-j . . 1 1 1. te t P 'F }■>rfi s BTBXAMLINKD i::' QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof Productf w*nte y rantmm | 1 | | y y o f iftil work. Byhrsstsr Butter, I l f / QUALITY AND 8ERVICE G IRL TO work In .o ffls* . No taok-kewpiag or typing. Apply No- IT MeLandor Arcade Tugedsy AB.-40 t* liSO. COLORED WOMAN - R U S S E L L ■MET AVE. A EUJOTT IT. WIEBOLDT STUDIO . • S N A C K S ...* r hnhiest^etci A U l S .1 H E R B E R T W - f f W .lf T I h HI N. NIPPER U t Ur M P1I0N1 DEALERS IN Photographs Copied fad tu to re d D B U a O U S CO, O A K A N D P IN E F IR E W O O D . FINMFLArN AMI* STOVE LK1HTH4 OLD AND FADED- F O R McKEE AUTO T E X A S R O S E B U SH E S A le o FOR b a l e " i n s Dodge Truck. Van body, power brake*, perfect condition. J , C. Cook. Isoo P ark Av*. Hand Quaker Circulating UoaDr. NO DELAYS QUICK SERVICE Z E N IT H A N D IN S CHEVROLET ma#U r d slu ss asdan with radio. M U . Call a t R1A Myrtle A re. a fte r Bi*0 P. M. pi r i L A R K S P U ^ D E L P H I N U J M ^ A L K N D U L A S •* tSSir' i-i W ' S s I * n r r n o m iW W EEKLY Electric Service To- accorgopco with tb* - arovlafooi . of ‘ Chop4*r HI#*. Art* of HIT and a Poo wftll»B‘ raqawt of BBTHBR IT HARR1& Adml a. lor tha Raida- of Ana* T. Woodhurw, Dotfd. I f l it oftor for oat* al rwh­ ile eaiory t# t a r aigSMt aiddPT for caah *4 lha Court llonea *ntreaoa in aonford an lha lllh. Car of D*c*mb»r l i l t ,a t It ocloch A. M. t*« oartlfleelja. b*ld br tha Btat* tngothar with all omltt*d apd eubaeeuoat lavl*4 U*a» Including .tasaa lavlad for th* roar HIT., o* *na following do*rrlb*d land* In gamlnol* Cnootr. Florid*, lowII; No. I l l Sol* of Aagml l. H ll cwvsrlng ■ I ft. nf t**l T A All Lot I Bloch I Tl*r A Sanford. . •. t No, 141 Kola of Aoanil 1th. HMInMorlpg R « ' n f Idil* t A-WMsch H T ier 4. iunf»rA> WtlnJ** :tnr .HoadT ond. *c*l Thl* the n o ear i l Nwvamear it n . ....... !»■ FJIMERIWNIN. .* -ClaCh n f Clrthi 1 1Court, kamhial*'Onmir. Florida fWBAL) *!' •HWlWI m n n .m ..j » A ..oh. .jn .v n> l. i i g e w r a o r i» T g ’ o n * A i t " t ,1 9 3 8 R C A Mmluoio CouBtr Florida. A B LO W A B R A D IO f t,“f r ,| l.,lohr ■ lldabta. , . . . ----- M Aujuei II*. m ila l A i f . ' 41.1.4l.-< •* Imt; «A (BEAU TIRES-BATTERIES; R A D IO iecrlt>*4 l*n*« la .'F lorid a, tcwllt :tw ill Court. 04*. rtefld* In RADIO i* Btsl* t»IIU antt wob___;*a Inrludn* ,:,jCr *- -.I, tw. **-Cl*r* *r v wfnsKtOsCircuit Court. j G b o d ric k i U If., la* cor. HIT a l H < H it IS V U A N'4 of NKI4 A Twp. II. a II. is mr hand and aval Ihl* . 4 * f flf JTow*m#*r- till.' O. F. IIRIINDON. IS GO O D HERK ouicrr to «** css* at l»* ? , ‘"December for m l* at *•■■*•! *44 Court lieu* j* ly A IIU of I V | | A Bee. II, Tprp. I. S ta ll 3 0 -3 4 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A slon* of Cl H it i p 4 ul ALICE M. I Aug. A H it of gRU A Bee. 11, Twp. HI* or Auc Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch S ta te M a rk e t No. 'lllT * of Ana. I. HIR covering NBR Bee. 1A Twp. ti n. ii No III* of Aug. I. t i l l covtVlng W l - l of NR * ■ U of N I H Be*. II, Twp. II M i —rovertwg“ f ^ te ft. I I ii#k H^tfUid !s:“ mr r?n.*«ra isss-tt i ^ r t S d llVta T? M ilM la Cssst l , Florida, tewltt " NWU <L**e “W. Cer. ro * O.I rt«. E •bjba.u I rhe, W. • « chr * Sj«. «■» Repairing Diamond Setting AND ‘ Engraving McLnulin, Jeweler eh*. W. of All. Car. of of *H *f WI4 IH" J*; .V . •M. w - H I tw - » * * k T I It eh*L A » . W. of NE. Cor. of «U of * » (hit h lih u l biidir fur ctali •! thtt Court IlnUR* Biilnnre In IUIl­ ford on the iftth*1dnr of Dvcember 11ST nt II o'clock A. M . UR cer^ tlflcntea htlil lir the K i l l toftlher with nil ofriltte<l end euU•M|u«nl levied tm ee Inrlndlnif iHxee levied far the f#nr IDT, on ll»e following described Unde In Nfin'Rolo Comn»r. KlorldR. towlli Nu, 8(1 Mule of August Ird. I ll) covering NU of (BH blbitod all ktade o f ueaful article* ■uitahl* for Cbrlstma* gift* or regular boms use- Mlmeagraphed design* to bo used on quilts, ecarf* tod luacboon eat* w o n distrib­ uted by Mrs. Koadall who an' noa heed that Mr*. Larue Alderman had won th* Bemlnol* County thro* ’ J*f eonte»l end th* three t— Loat g F o u n d _____ r . u r a i r s •jtifw s » Ilia a«U sc f» lr 1 ih. >•*•? *• „ Or th# ■**»• together omitted >K asheras*# I >•*}•• to b* prf«fnl. Those playing th# coara* dur­ ing th* peat w aat wore: T. Michel I of.H rU ndp._J. U B. J. ToU. H . W. Ituckar. B. C k Moor*. B- B. Randall, Jr* B. 8 ! McCall, L. F . Boyle, A. t t Me Reynolds, Ooorfe Thuralon. W l A. Fleming, Henry W olw n . Fred GENEVA Tb* flrat llM f w i t epeaker. Off If or* for tb# coming f w ConUnwed From Fee* Oh* Bhanghel office* of the Chinese will Jm elected *1 th# r*»«Ur monthly meeting of tb# W ood­ maritime customs.’ A Japaneae emta«»y epokhe- m en* Ctrcl* In Ik* American man aaid Japan reeerrfd fbo Legion Hut W ednesday night at o’clock. C lrd* official* right to control lha cuttomr m T:lo principle and that measure# to ■tatod lodar orglng all msmta r s Hlghnaea.” “Oh, yea, Hlghniia " Circuit Ceeirtt Baaiinel* Caeeir. rieridia NEWS BRIEFS Again Against Japs’ P olicy Court Records M l til* dClrrh ‘r ?; ef �«' I ■- • ' f '1 . .. ,& — B m E n o la C o n i / P ro d n ew M o re F r u i t A n d V o fo to b le a T h a n A n } S im ila r A r t * l a A m o ric a Slash In Road Aid Demanded By Roosevelt District Meet New Meetind Is A tte n d e d Is Planned By 200 Masons World H f l jCrisis | P r e s i d e n t Declares Definite Steps Are Necessary To Bal­ ance U. S. Budget Big Delegation From Germany Denied Col­ Sanford P r e s e n t onies Except As Atw in ter Park Con­ Part Of Broad Set­ clave Last N i g h t tlement Of 'Unreel PRESIDENTIAL f is h in g PARTY ABOARD POTOMAC Japs Seize U.S. Steam Launch Dumping Flag -;J‘ n American Consul Pro* teBts Against At­ tack On Roosevelt Line Agent, F l a g Chinese Children " Killed By Bombs Approximately too Masons. MINIKIN. Nov. 31*. —(A"l— Ineladtng a large delegation from Prime Minister Neville Chamber* Sanford, ware present at tha lain and French Foreign Mlnto* D istrict Meeting of Iha Itth Ms te r Yvon Delhoa Issued declara* . -aonle. D istrict .o f.F lo rid a held In tlon« — today — Indicating— th o f th a W inter P ark Dodge last planned hroad consultation* wt n tlh t, loeal Dodge officials who other powers tiMiklng toward I attended th a conclave reported general settlement of world uaj today. rest. Soverai officials 0f the Grand Chamberlain's stslrm ent **ld SHANGHaTT’ Nov. 30.— Dodge, Including jjfo e t W ershlp Germany's - colonial denisndi (AP) — American Consul WASHINGTON, Nov. 30. John Ivey, manager of Ivey4* ful Orand Master A alph n . Chap­ rould noi bn considered "It General Clarence E. Gauan ^ ^ -(A P )—Preaidant Kooae- Shoe Store, which will be opened man and Orand Marshall Frank Isolation.« protested to the Japanese V a l t aaked Congrcas today formally Wadnqeday *" ,h * lu # d D. Miller of Sanford, weyo In It derlyred France and tlrltstif attendance at the m eeting were ready to cooperate wit*' consulate today after a Japto reduoe greatly the gov­ Itulldlng on First Street. After the formal ceremonies, other power* In prtAectln* hot uncno naval crew neited an ernment’s Immediate finan­ refreshm ents were served the th eir rights and Irenty oblige* A m e r i c a n*owncd steam cial outlay for aiding tho visitors directly after which Mr- Ilona In thn Far East. launch . and lowored the states In highway construc­ Bowan of tb t HI. Cloud lad en , The statem ent outlining the craft'a American flag. tion... _„_________~ _ In . behalf of lbs Dodge* of Ifci French an d . Hrlilsli position waa -The launch, owned by the Asaertlng (Hat “definite District, presented District Depu­ made tu thn House of Commons' tin ,lrr a warm Florida sun th a t had broken through the mUt, President Rooaevelt wa* piped Chin* Foreign Stram shlp Com* steps” are necessary to b a l­ ty O read M aster Jam es O. I(itft. ( tie r the heads of Inilh r>** over the side of the yacht Potomac, anchored at M iam i for a week's fishing trip off the ktjr*. Tiep*ny, an American firm and ance the budget, Mr. RooecreU of Sanford with n jewel for lit* ernm enls had ronitilefed a twi»< ■ gent^if Iho Rooaevrlt Dine, wa* proposed In • .p e d a l messageaarrtooa aa District Deputy. Mr. day - review of th rlr problsma lured here as the yacht sailed are members of t h , presidential party, left to right: Col. E. M. W at­ s«(i#d as It lay along the French 1. Cancellation of a $214,000.H atf la retu rn expressed hla •n d destinies In Ihe world’s dan­ son military able; t ’upt. W. B. Woodson, naval a l A | Asst. A ttorney General R. It. Jackson: Relief 000 apportionm ent author lied for A dm inistrator H opkln.j Dr. It. T. M rintlro, president's physician. Seatedp ProaldenL Roosevelt- and bund. _ ■pyqirtuHqa for ( b e t o k e n of ger. kPota. William Hunt, steam ship com­ -distribution am ong- stmte« -tartar ram ambrunce presented him. Secretary of Interior Harold lekes pany head, protested strongly to th e 10S9 fiscal year, A fter tho presentation. Grand R»>MK, Nov. 30. - O P ) - Italy Consul G auss against the sslturo t- Spreading -ove^ Ib r next two Marshall Frank D. Miller ->f yesterday honored ll. anti-corn of tha launch. H* declared Um ftaeal y e a n a ftoo.ooo.ooo appro­ Sanford was Introduced and d is­ munlam p a rt with Jiipsn by c it y n e w s b r i e f s Japan*** -rough-housed" th e priation balance anthorixed for cussed m atters pertinent to - th e forma] recognition of Manebou Chinese eraw and then "deliber­ the present (IS38) fiscal year. Fifteen spellers from tho Ban- n mtma of praeeatlng Jewels to kuo, th e enrolled Im lrprndsnl ately pulled down tha flag and 3 .. A Hmtt * t 1133,000,000 an- ford Junior High School out- tk a Daputy Grand Masters In the em plrs Japan rarve,| out of tossed It Into th* riv sr." nnally on all public road, author, spelled a sim ilar number from future. Chinese Manchuria In 1*33. B arilsr tha French am bassador b allons fa r and a fte r 1940 fiscal Umatilla in a spelling boo far tha Tha gosat speaker for the Its action legalised llaly'a a*ld th a t Japan*** air-bomba year (compared to total of |238,- studio of Bad)# S ta lk e r WDBO occasion waa Most Worshipful virtual recognition of Manchouhag destroyed a Catholic o r 000,000 each fo r 1938 and 1939). in Orlando last night, H. ft. Orand Maator Ralph a Chap kuo last January, a month after * kmsag s a t Hashing and killed -4. Revision of fed eral'a Id high­ Morris, principal of tho achool facto ho dallrarad an toterast Japan had arrorded de Grover C Hidden and Hadis A. •9 Chins** children. w ay law to eliminate Iha require­ reported to d s/. big addraaa rO ftrdlag thn work recognition lo ihe Italian coni T ip p er p t^N onat Dora vrege J»; — He atae~*ald— lM *ofegee*, ment th a t tho federal government .N in o Sanford spajlers remained Of th a Lodge,, fat U m - f tto to .----- quest of-Kthlopla. sued a tnarrlaga license In the four Franck slaters end five IfpbrilO n (o' the various states Iha standing whan tho entire flftewi Bavaral K H W I I W H guests wer« Italy announced Iha step In U utrire of County Judge n. w. Chines* sisters who war* a t a aaaal am ount authorised for from U m atilla had been retired praaant a t Mia iha meeting tnclud cable from Count t’lsno. foreign Warn yesterday Slid were n f t r missing. appropriation Th* ISIS auto license tags trill Ihs orphanage, wer* a fte r mlaepelllng words.' Foreign tog, P a s t Q ra a d . M aster T. l i e minister. In Japanese rled shortly afterward by the Tha orpbaaag* bombing took Majority le a d e r Barkley s a i d ___ go on sala at th a office of tho Edw in-M arshall, o f tho Sanford WASHINGTON, Nov. M r - M l Rev. W. I*. Brooks, pastor of th* Warlft* at IOriundo. 0 Ja s M inister IHrota: today he expected the Senate ttomlnhle County Tag collector place 19 days ago, but waa not "I ant happy to Inform your —Federal Housing Administration Flr*t Baptist Church. or M aator of Junior or A tgb. »—. plot s action.on the new .farm |b e bbee and « tomorrow, officials In tha ofttae reported until today. ro te tvs a large exrellehcy this government meat haa officials paid yesterday It would «».W ,h* dee toed to give formal '•fto-othl^he a'sifiiipl# m atter fo r a 'persist . Uhlan***-'defenders . w s*n—. ^ eith«i,im*hg*thls morning. * . « * ^ W a l t o n , the. Funk H. n. 'Ijtlog. wsv'grftnlnA a, The prices' for Ihe 1S3S tags ported ratling hank td d k / il b .lion to Manrboukiio and to In with $«0U to build a 98.001) hnus.' luilldliig peftplt yrsletday fpg. tho r--; Company . In j: lino 40 to lo miles ’eaat t| | a 0 o. , .4) Jt ,% - M l .in I ftodoklntf H buses, pan, was stall a legation In lhal stale. The If President lloesevrlt's p roposed loiistrurtlon of an sddlllpn ,,|o are tdenllral to those of last southeast of Nanking wlj^ *'(ViV •}. ,,u-i'etl /e a r. official*' stated, adding Italian riinnul geni'rst a t Mukden • it. ifjU ill InltodorM as (ha son of D . C. change* in Um National H»uaiug , . T ) i . winning achool too will bo hi* guruge at hla hpimi | n, Nf»r that -'the tag* are lilue-hlark with Japanese columiu In boi 1 fiutg|vyn, iv in*** dtqOongry and oaeh Drool In*, drhrf was thn ‘ Drat •will be churn'd with notifying A rt are effected. fair ui an estim ated rust o r •ult. a fte r a lo t^ contervnee wifh member og,tha winning u s n will Master of- tha' Sanford IamJ*« Ihe Manchouhuo guternm enl of A person with |800 In cash, or u tr.n, si-cording tu records at tbW 'canary -yellow num erals and nlsn Japanese reports of tb'elr1“ b r ­ Democratic senator*,- on Jbf-atoerthat tb s lanshlne tag* may be this decision." F. and X. M.'ln llf*. plot of ground woAh ftlOO, they City Hall. a w araifi. a , sm elter on*. ,, . log com m lU c. The Adtalnjslrn* porcheaed for a small additional iny'* said the Chinese, Under A second message was sent tu'uald, would g o first to an architect Tha meeting was declared Tha Bee w as broadcast ever an Intenslva* aerial bombanf. tlon leader admitted hla propian. the station and there w a . also most successful by , the appnul- the Manchmtkuo foreign minister! and decide on plana for hlu house cost. '' ’ w as “opllmUUc . fat v b w io f (dan* a ,la r g a crowd present a t the taatslg 'to In order th a t autos from th* ment. had retreated nearly^’ to mason* attanding by Clano with beat wishes fori He then would take the plan* lo to end Iha special session -about studio to witness the performance, from Sanford, H was stated. various counties of the State the chlaniklang-Tanyang Klntak Ihe future "In the moment of. a banker. The letter would decide Dee. g t - fo r tho year-end holidays. Mr. M orris stated. may lie recognised mote quickly fortified Una rlose tu the almost commencement of ro lu la r rela-|w helher he was willing lo make Barkley said Chairman H arrlby officers, the license* Issued desi-rled capital. Ilona between our twu countries' an Insurwl mortgage loan of $:.,ruii Tbs team of IB members and The Japaneao gained ground •The regular weekly meeting of In each nf Gin ST counties of Iho pon (M ississippi Democrat) of three substitute, from Sanford If the banker approved, the the Hanford Dion's Club, sched­ S tats will have a different desig­ steadily on the reutrnl front but tha finance committee had dls- were: Zona Mathew., Captain prospective home owner would go uled In tie held In the Valdex Ho­ nating number. S tate officials wero held up a t tho northern cussed the demand fo r U i revi­ Edwin Marshall, E arl Je te r. 8«to tha local Fivlrrdl Housing Ad­ tel Wednesday night, has b*«n' 'h.va~deal*ned ,7 sion. to aid business but added san the Identl- and southern sitrem lU es, ministration office slid apply for Kirtley, LeRoy Eat ridge, dlapensed with and Sanford fleallon number for thle County there was alight chance for leg Is- Clara Haskins, Lola Nipper, mortgage Insurance. The •* !< • ^ w,„ Journry , 0 OrUndo to uvtiisats ms ru> rn>) It was learned. Chrtsanthy Kennls, Rufus Woods, T l o f ^ . h » *> * r o m t h * OrUndo Club In the Every autnmubllH , owner In WASHINGTON, Nor. SS. —(AT plans for the house, it* ! 1 *110,1 Alice Temple, Mack Cleveland. Hemlnola County must have a and the rm llt ruling of tho appliLorraine Prescott, Stella Touch- —Tbs crop control struggle be President Frank V. Hush, J. D. 1*31 license on Id* auto Indore ton. Ann Robbins, Paulina John4 gan In Congress yesterday, pro­ Deputy Collector of Internal Ivey’a 8hm< Store formally rant. Jlnklns. 1st Revenue J. D. H urt will not be coaftlctlng statement* opens In the recently renovated if It approved, 11 "firm commit­ Galluway. secretary of the San­ Jsn I t , Jno. I) son, Emma Row., Gordon F red ­ curing ford Club, announced today. cuUsrtor stated and reminded th* In Ihe Chamber of Coinmerah Chart#, b- lo n g , brother of erick, and Dalphbia Hasty, that pending bills would “destroy and remodeled quarter* In the ment" tu Insure the morlKUKi' A dinner dance In honor of the Howard Dong of Sanford, died at Words misspelled by the San wealth" and wenld rescue the Hand Bulldlqg tomorrow, John wuuld bu made- This would mean International civic club head will owners that they must present Itulldlng Wednesday to answ er their reclalrsllon rard* and (Ills kte borna In Llnaavllle, P a , l a . t . fonj tram included, rant Ingenes, farm er from evil ‘effects of In­ D. Ivey, manager of Iha store that Ihe govcinmcul promised to t» held in Ihe Orange Court certificates when purchasing th* questions regarding Ibe various protect the banker's luvrutoicnt RlSh*. I conceited, ecrilble. legionnaire, dustrial tariff*. Federal Taxes a* ha* been cu s­ stated today. Hotel In Orlando and is sched­ tog*. Mr. Dong w as a druggist I n ,fM lllu t# i yU ***,, Planring Into th e fight In the tomary, because ha ha* beau Th* n e * store, said to be on* in the home by paying off his uled to begin at 7:80 o'clock Stop. Bextbotr (Prog of th* most modern .hoe stores ,0*n • nd ‘»klng over tho house If tha P enasylranla city and slipped conscientious, hyphen, notified, Hous*. called for special duty on th a t WIs) declared th e House bill In Central Florid*, will featuro lb* borrower failed lo keep up hla Wednoeday evening and a l l . San­ aw th a b e la front if 1>I* atom suppressed, conscious, day, according to an announo* ford I.lona are urged lo attend. not only would Wipe out wealth ehoee for the entire family, da- payments. recently causing concussion of ment recalved today fum J. Ed* Mr. Galloway ala'rd , adding th a t tha brain- Ha failad to respond lo by reducing farm . .output but .sig n ed and ronslrurled by tha The banker then would advance, win Larson, Collector of Intoiv . _______. . those who aspect lo attend should ^gw atm ent and died as a result o f nal Revenue of Jacksonville. * “ !4. “ •* *• tw.aao.oeo to | n„ rn a, |OT)t, Hllo. company. Ihe muney, and construction of f ^ t * injury is r t night. Ihe house would proceed. When )l contact J . M. (iuntalrx. a t the On Wednesdsay, Dec. 9 each Sanford Atlantic National Rank % ntmri.h‘ m •M rh '* ,h*of Wor,d'' Ur,"“ was finished, the banker would Wednesday following Mr. ’H urt anufacturer shoe*. before noon Wednesday In order two spit too** w k M only on* The m an arer of lbs store has hold a mortgage agaloat It, Insur­ that (he OrUndo Club may be Th* Seminole County Council #f will h* In tha Chamber building flourished befera," h* said, conIha Parent Tearhera Association and 11 Is desired that Iha publlo been a resident of Hantord for ed by the FHAnotified of the number to at* t ending th a t ■ to rt* bursa sc racy Iha past i t years and wa* for Under the e x is tin g ' - system, a has Joined County School S u p e r lake advantage of this service owner would lend from Sanford. A commltteo to hand Is arran g e­ would ha created. srly connected with ih s Wood­ prospective home [intendent T. W- law tun and othsr furnished for th s lr ronW ntence, Sautboff said Iha bill would ruff and Watson Store, where have to pul up fl.200 Instead o f m ents for th e XHraaia Dance to achool officials in appealing to th* Bffordlpg a savings In postage U held In the M ayfair Hotel on **t ap maoMp«ry to Ukrf so.- he obtained years of experience In the proposed |<I00 on a |r,,OU0 auto-owners of Hemlnola County and monOy order* and also a n / 00*.00* acre* out *f production, Jsn- 6, w as appointed a t tha m ast­ house. FIIA officials sakl that In connection to purchase th slr 1938 auto licen­ iiirrespondanra shoe filling. ing o f Iha Beard et Directors of but would be offset by trad* questions, ses as soon a f t e r they go on salo with numerous la s Mr. Ivey rordlally Invited Ihe payments on a 10,000 house, in­ tho Sanford K hroals Club a t tha agreem ents "which 1*1 In pro­ public lo visit Ids new quarters cluding taxes and fir* Insurance, W a s h in g t o n " N ov. t*. —(*•> Dec- 1 as possible In order that tha collector said. homo of President Howard Dong ducts *roos IO.OOe.000 t foreign) and s*o lbs ul|ra-m odem styles would average slightly under Jo0 —Georgs M. Ilarrlson, chairman Ihe Blal* may make full payment last night, Sidney J- Nix, secre­ In bis rum plets stock of foot a month under the projected new of th a Amvrlcan Federation of of Its monthly quota of over |17,On th* 1 other bond. Chairman wear. tary , reported today. system compared with an average la b o r pear* commit!**, said 000 to thla County for payment of During Um moating the direc­ Jonao (D T w ee) o» lb s House J . D. Beam, a representative of of between 9&S and 100 under today that John U Dawl* must leachora salaries, according lo Foremast Agricultural Committee asserted tors appropriated |S to hslp Ihs International' flhoe Company Ihe present program. "end Iha CIO" before there rould M rs Fred FVirward, president of defray expan ses Incurred by (he th at ihe farm er * * • the "first In Rl. Douls, Mo. ha* been In Tha new program, besides re ­ be la b o r peace. H arrison made •he Hemlnola County Council. Generally fair tonight and Sanford Garden Club in aposwor- forgotten nsaoj" that ha waa Hanford for Iha past faw weeks ducing lb* down payment, would th* statem ent to importers Ju» In a' recent letter from S tats Wednesday with little change la ing a Flower Sh*w to Sanford to Ignored whan protective tariff assisting Mr. Ivey la prepara­ redoes m ortgage carrying charges before the ' resumption of a Superintendent O din E nglish,'It tem perature. tha Spring. Finns fo r a C hrtstaias wall# wore erected. He said tha tion for th* grand opening of his pror* confefiBC** of A. f. of D. was pointed out that as a result of * to pregram a t tha loeal WPA nars- “svsn-nortuaJ granary" bill, with atove. >h* deputed condition of IhU fund and ClO cemmliteos. 1: . • ■« Its provision* far bottom pay­ ary sim ilar to th at o f la st y ear in tbo B u te treasury only about •cussed. M r Mix ment*. loans, and control* ovor ono-lblrd of the State's monthly corn, wheat, cotton, tobaccoand minded EJwanlnm* allocation to the Counties could th a t the reg u lar weakly laacheea He* merely sm oothed' out Is A eom|d»to rvp°ri rorerlnx l*\ paid. H* pointed out, however, of th e club wtU he held to the •qualities produced by tariffs. Price* obtained at the Hanford 1 hat Iha rem ainder may be paid Vadea Hotel tomorrow v a t 11:11 S tale Farm ers Wholesale Market . MIAMI, Hoy. 90/—(A^—Jack later in fh* month If there were .W ithin Ike n e tt low days far term prodods sold from th* Baldwin, Orange Bqwl Committee sufficient collections front I K tw aalan. appotatod to Iha CLUI W estern Union messengers will m arket will I* published dally schedule chairman, Mid today sal# of suto license tags. Commit too w e n t K ail m |) *t every residence In Han­ la T ha Sanford Herald beginning that Michigan S lat* Mr*. Forward aa president of College had V ' Nordgreu, ih a Iru n a . D r D. Tford for tha purpose of collect­ accepted a n tovltotloa to play In th* Council mads tha following W alter Coleman, T. E. Nov. I t . —VP)— ing old toys fuy tho ftlh's »•' la collected dally by tha th* shall annual New Year's day appeal urging early purchase of Slmpesa, ft. O. Fox. D r H a m dent buying pot ■ual Christm as Tree o r under­ tha Ug*. Manager, J. G. Michael football game here. m arket bock on the privileged W oodruff, Dr. ft- D- CasweQ, Pc h ild ren ,. aarordlng • a t a detailed c-purt of mdrhat “ R ^ a re appealing to and ask­ Baldwin declined to say which upgrade today and recoveries to Andrew Carraway, rkalrajsn “ ft. W- W a n a and prt< i f Is ralauaad southern team s ware being con­ ing all parents and friend* of tha to (brew, points w*ra th* Christm as Tran C o A n Uta tallow In r day. * sidered to oppoesf Michigan Sigte, School Children to pUas* purchase for a w ide assortm ent of the loser to ealy on* opponent auto license to g s aa moq as poo* Mr. Carraway reqaesfsd those thla year. . . •Ibis. O ur tanchars ata la grave DOESN'T MOVK FAST who b a re old toys to gtvs them M V * ORLEANS. Nov 30—(AT— danger of not receiving their (a t­ to th e Weetoya Union Me*sen- Lan f Gilbert- loi> been/ with the • NEW YORE, Nov.'*’9C -0P > - ari#* fo r Christm as unless wo an d er •Orlsans southern aaaoelaUea Champloa Don Badge Is th* only stand b y Stoto Superintendent club for 23 years top Might Irani* player young C»lln EngU*h and buy okr tog* 2 1 & a <y » PL « f l *r and bus In* Bobby R lg ft failed to brat during “ImU F9‘ f*P to tfo ow Hris* J, Um m i to**** Adjournment Seen A bout ' Dec. 22 Catholic Orphanage At Hashing Is De­ stroyed By Airmen Barkley Expects^Im­ mediate Action* On Farm, Housing Bills Suford Win* In Spelling Match Held bOrlandn Nine Locals Remain Standing With 15 Umatfllas Downed rf.' •CSttj New Housing Act Cuts Cash Outlay For Home Building Car License Tags Will Go Oo Sale Tomorrow Mbra Person With $600.00 - “Cash Is tinabled'To Erect $6,000 Home Prices FoTl938 Tags RemainTheSameAs They Were In 1937 •toy Lions Club To Attend Orlando Conference Crop Control Hit By Congressmen In Ivey’s Shoe Store Session Yesterday Is Slated To Open Tomorrow Morning Brother Of Howard Long Dies Suddenly J. L. Hurt Won’t Be Here Wednesday m PTA Council Ur^es C itizens To Buy A uto Tags Early Committee F or Annual Kiwanis Dance Appointed A.F.OfL. Leader Asks End OLThe C. 1 O. LOCAL WEATHER Old Toys Asked For Elks Christmas Tree Herald To Publish Farm Market Prices Michigan State Is To Play In Orange Bowl f a f rv > a a /C h r U fm o s SeolSV Stock Market Mores Up In Broad Rally v �I Thww Is .an old « v in t ih*t to onto* for a ncwi thU thought aerinualy, Kenneth Bellinger, politic*I o l the r e c e n t ly the »Utc hex. led with OXw*nU, to. bo called V J t W 4n'd * u U to go to ch ap ter Jw p r UJneae M b a r horn* . In j s s t j v m f p m 8»nte k * r e x p la in s h ie p o in t o f Rorth, be had r»o»» to wot ■bout b»r. !<• * • » In life m l o f ' /InUblog b u M m /i j f \ l wJUijb W u p t o M t W e c t o r y c u i te n p r im a r ily w ith t h e I d e e o f lea' W dhi X w r co m ep o n d en t w ee" ttoxo*. Ho TfJtod »k0 three »olld n o o n allpplpa «h* hfM* h o r r h ay , W W! •A* M bp QffUftod took p|*lfC T.err wdwen Jpwmfg t f U *j tapped out th a (Haa Xn. WeU , ^ lire Ahrto HltteU end i; r .s a g people look Inner with Mr. i f Maim:' V tf- J*l and Mre.’.Q rever •m all 'daughter, | A.i. u $u . • who ontr continue^ to »t*t« ont of |b« window. •Veu'M bka U» lod* -H alf a."'caltaB Santa. ‘ “Didn't ,m> l i f t tb . i o d e t ^ r v -Not /v ary mack,” Mid tha doll. "Well, f never." paid Ban la -W hat to rt ot tonga do ro e visiting h a t parent*, Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Coop. • • ud«r ' T' T Friends of A n d , N au fb er are Italy* uncurled trim bar t-T lh, slid down a ribbon Uial ■afry^lo bear 6 f a aertoue **«L ddht which h e ' sustained a t the f l t r Ire ric & rjr~ la » T ’t f e i y H r. R a ig h e f • f a i r a dlatanea of tw th tf faai'n p o n a coheret# floor breaU hg a Wt In aaterel placet and iw tlrfa tt other laceration*. Of elpparoon In 1^7 U r.’ a n j’ MV*. W. ’1. aitlalU ; of -Me, too.- abouled aJJ tb . Haiti etvllle, 1»are moved to Ihla dp^a and tti/pu. acdtWh and Hr- ORIttte Ha* •*lia had a g reat pirn gUa* ot edred a po*Hlcm *t the lea Co. I " U h - ’ llagituind Bad* and Mr*. Gup Stafford *a p en t' Friday at >AY, NOVEMBER Jfl, 1MT n*t a lop* cared burro, O r e tr r ami tough, fltli a look of aorrow Wht-n ila rule .lip rnoght len d , With bln Uqtba nnd f l e ll r pa can hal BU of gjitlo Uiat brim* and *nJ ft , fa w> m» h lin .lc a iltx l DiUaB.” '• 'l l - i Ih e .e tm e , I’m thlnkln' ^ u T h ' i t a - l o paW ^ - b tliut lop-rap'd, * blinkin' 'ork or etjalne a r f f ” , II ekm etlinca a lrlk e a . 777 ' ' me ii ir«ow,f .booted Santa aa he (finished cider, ^Lof* bare bur piano*hlatrrptay; a cmtcerl , to tbe • la e la l K la rer,b Theo dT*,ahep ••What a ball U b a r May aiked Santa. '-M m m ,- at Id • feanla. “ BUJI the Good f a i r , ’* aon*."Trill, tinkle. (Inkle;- went all ll)e (Sanaa. It »9Un4t<l »r *»y l U*bill not like our big planoa. Then all tba to,abop b*(*n to t'XW’ ■ E 'rtre rld rn l lloo*nr«U b*a come to Florida to "flab. W» wouldn't tblifk MM wont a lilta with th a t M , carriage la a b u tte rd ,. Haa retu rn td >o imden, Ga. a f 't r b ; a B S s r a S ‘•la t i e«a4kt.W|\t!< 1,1 recuperate froi BU r<'< « u tl ‘kTnaudh and c^rrt bpomllng piftod of thi> i^ord .ffialth yCr, W O i J p dap >tl k tiw n t* . There la noth­ 'TUtT AtitsUndlng unfavorable aapect of , t|B U p ing q u IlfS ifi good- for what'* the m atter * ltb ,n u aa aalt a i r , .picture wax the high mirfiHty'frBpt automobllekcctdenU *un blpe^-. a*d a llah ln t r^l- which threatens to hpproi^t the mAxtipunThgt in 189L," *nd frbpn l ’realdciu ltoo»*r«u The same general Imprpvenignl In njortallty l8 not evi­ •*V|hu th a t treatm ent In thla dent among tbe company’ll 1.250,000 Industrial policy•ta ta all tb a world alia up and take* notice. Other* with almUar ailment* wtU *ay, "Wall. U a man who ooold go anywhere In corded for the name period In 1046. tha counter, get a n , treatm ent h* ‘want*, cbooaea Florida, that'* DL’IUNG THE PAST two yeara w here I am going." Hit boyf’ B| Mre. J. B. Haycock of Panaacola. ho* returned to her home W alton Cou after vlaltlag Mre. Henry Tta- haf) 'Ib u rn il dell and other rtU U ree here.' Hi C o e n l y l Mr. and Mr*. W. 8. Farrla. of E rnolre'C ltyj Tenn. are giteaU of their Slaughter, Mre. W. It. G®*e. Mr. "and U n i A. R . ' Brfdga* FOB anZ 'aori; Kuaaell ’ B^dyM, ^ PJER A D V A L E N G R A V E D Aaalalnnt Statu Attorney Iln,le 'l a inaklag a name 0>r htmaalf Fnd recijrjn * the Praia# nf (b* a t.ta p res, while breaking up the lo tta r , racket In Sanford. Baya Konheth nalllnKvri political CoMmrnUtnr. whose column la puhiUhad in a number of Florl Ba paper*: «ne.pft* threat* end lUMP’kapa. AaalaUnt Slat* Atto m " , L> F. Qo,l* la making n nan a for hlmaeir aa .th e FtorW* O tar a , ln breaking up th e hotlta QUEER THING! ORI.ANttO t^WftHEL S*Jhif bWI* **4 ^ "W h y , right to Qrange Opt thwrf are yrgr^l nit lion ot a v errtb ln s but Hanford Herald »loecd on* of tba moat w y f t jf T F f lllf Cypress t r f a ' which la (ba oldaat Itrlng liiIni In Florida, . p reb abl, In Baatern Amartca. Between Lake M ar, and I/ungwood Ip Seminole C ount,, n .a r l, m tdw g, Iw lfren Orlando and 8aatoT«l, thla Ire* haa watched ar*)-,lUlng Ip Flori­ da Under flra 'natlona' Tlupi. and w ire d In allanca oVor contarte* o l (til* b , Indiana. *V** J , rtptt»ftk»ns who m taa «N »m»‘h of to Kay W aatare who m ake playwfto* Of abark* Florida to tUlad with 3S2$teZSS,,.’*m Let Ve Yon About ThU Sendee WIEBOLDT STUWO ■ • - r~ *•—.— * b ‘^rj lO t h A ^ y e r n a r y SALE Tha Havoc th a t tb* *un b** W rought, (luring the** ■WJP*1 ' s cA ^ W A P 3 bccauae of our axtenalva aduea tlonal ayatem. we know aomeOUng about h air i W T l U j I N and our prefoirktlona‘which a re mixed for each' M^tMmtTH acalp dlaorder and tvxtur*- of h a lr b y Pne if lth # (AU 1 k f t , torlo*. Thla treatm ent will n ^ to rn (ha p a r r e l oil 1} m m M " aun draw* out leaving the hair like atraw. I t w ttj'W flre laHf rdfreahrn tba hair, oven If tba damage bn* already bean don*. Thouaamt* i t b ah d u w w ir ( H ■ T reatm ent and ym« can g e t a po rfact parmxnartt: —i M artin's Gat » aV>.7 •<i i i. • .i h\ - General C o c k ta il F a c ia l 5Qg ird m pm H. B. McCALL, JR. I l!l^ pernonn, “What do you live for?” I dla cent are merely enduring the present evept or cpnd\tlon. P?or soiilil >Tney h o a H M a a / n o I n m n o a v tu i'u u n M iiil-I In n a realities for topiorrow's hpeculation*, sitting bored at m gyeat epforUinmsnt, waiting,for a better ahow which mfy never open. It’s a common falling.—William Moulton Maraton in the Rotarian Mar i n e . • “JUST ENOUGH TO get by‘* ian’t good enougly U’« thh man w|th r?»orve p6wer, iomething more than he. needa normally, who wins.—WIl^^nsbiHg Savfhft yank. ------------- LAKE^ MONROE T *• *>■ J.V ‘‘The ifCldenULd(,‘fl|h rate, though atilt far too high, L, *LjL~22 - *T~ *tdre“ *w*Mo'tn - bo th a t- Ore itt*g„lw coming »h*« *h* need ...................................... .. ■j nee * r tr e tT P * * * Photographs Copied And Restored pm m m nv TELEPHONE 679-J FOR ' Dianortda And Wafohe* Fine W e lc h And J e w e lr y R e p e l r t a f Diamond Moan ling And Enure* log a i.tr __ i _____ ii _i i . la, all of loam but Help* Ju ii » « n n a . w lpdop atiu i« silently out at tfca anofr. Uomellmpa -rob* hla n o tila 't T h aeatnat In , gleerbj And thouxb Ira a p u n le **lVben hla lexa m a , leave Oftmnd, and make connection ‘- W ith ,nur* tr o t,, ’atlU * J la ’a 'fu ll of atreettont— * Qocd bl' Italk , tllllt Clarence M, I W E R T -T h e J E W E L E R OI.D AND rADED - la. %•. cUhl ■*Whm h e 'lo k a,. nrolirid,' " V M i tin klpd o’ like, me, : ■'■Rtltn'll,, Ml be boo^ndr John Tcmpla dravea |l, who brlli-rc* In aboullng tha South from tha huuaalupa and d o a a 'lt hattbr than an,Oite we know, ha* dlactirnred Banford'a Ciaklel. and lit* atatar Emancipation ' hill brother (Jt* f l u rat. and Ibo baby Aaaafktida. "E lvira G arnar’a llttljl ,*book 'E aeklelV he wrltaa In ana of hi* recent miumna, -la One Ol Ibo moat drUahlful com* poalthui* o t probe and akntrb (hi a column ba* met In m a n ,* a Bay. In It ta <™« ■of tb i t Jo , whUh tMlonla tb th e n»kro b , paturo and which be muot n***r ha pireuadrd o r drlrau to *«r rSii'l"r In tbe tlubbiua bualnaaa ol becoming a carbon copy of th a while man." NO FOOLINt Sanford Stores Are Beady For Chrtftmfti. ,. Sp I 1 iU*Vr j _,|,-|■ A ■ k« Just Receive^ Load 9ma| ? 9F«» «ll«! Peanut Fad te d awrehanto are mad, % |m»t $ « • m iff a (»«»»« wtiqctiv • . • far * ?*kui»jed c W c c . . . for iregter vatu«L Shop | | * w . th ro u g h T h a H * * * « ada. A S I h e .b lf c - t : • t h f f to a a t w l a d t a a . . . . to lh » • • am p r»w *tad to*..in �\ * * * !■ « * * « * wvm> WHEN IN ORLANDO VISIT Sftedna* The Owl Book Shop T U a k a t 111 s;w\i»n ,W4f«r to- w l u t«ph.* ilomew I ■- ' : Clrol* H n M r . m of F ln t B aptist Church ta r * cbarp* of tt o er WaMwa Lodge wtH m*«t a t th* tka 1UU a t «K » o’clock. Thsrk Will bo th* (natallaUon of offkwih and inltltation. !• ■ ’ Tha Woo4m«m Ctrcl* w(IT hold |ta regular meeting at 7 :» • ’dock a t th* American Legion lin t, Th* offtcara for |b« combat e r will be elected. All m*M» aro argod to b* present, in * ■flrat - reg u lar -monthly meeting of th* Woman’* Atutl* Hary of Tempi* Bath larwel will b* held at S i l l o'clock a t tto Community Km w / * THURSDAY 1 The reg u lar meeting of Bemtnol* C liter ' N um ber Two Order of tern S ta r w01 ha held a t th l Masonic H all a t 7i»0 o’clock lo t tha election of officer*. The South Sldr.P- T- A. will hold th*lr hoard m eeting a t 8:30 o’clock and- th e ir reg u lar monthly meeting a t 8.00 o'clock. ’ GW Seoul* m iba rwervaUcm* fo r Court o f Award* in Orlando by calling m -W .* 1'* The Fidelia Cl*** of th* F irat B aptist Church vlU meet at the tom e* nf Mrs. DM t tifedy. Myrtle Avenue a t . 7 t » 'V c t * k . ’ Mia* Gwepd*tyn Bartholomew, whoa* wedding to T erry Tatter* m o . non of Mr. and Mr*. J. a . Patterson of this city, wilt be an r r a n l of December waa honored Saturday a t a tea given by Mlaa lU tk lld * M ltener a t her home o n 'C a ll park Avenue, in Orlando. 'M r i.' P. K. Bartholomew and Mr*. C. b . Andrew* p o u n d from 4 rtW o’clock to 5:00 o’clock and .M m. ' Johti Patterson and MPa. JE. 8. Fewne* from 6:00 o’clock lo 6:00 o flock. Gueata Invited Included the Mjnma ’ Mary Lanier,' Btaneli* beorgene F lshbiek/ Olive Dick aon, U f a Jasp er, M argaret LcFevra. (t ’ Hot an !, Becky Dumby. rm ary Bum by. Billie Bar'hol* tatkw , Lucille Bolt, Damarls Wll- i t o r Mr*; -W illi™ " 'D i l , Jr* M ra. A. C Marshall. Jr., M r* Robert M. Howard. Mrs. jT. V - MWer. Mr*. V. W. E»tes, M r* M artin Andersen, Mr*. WiJ* llam K. Eltls, Mrs; H arry Greene, Mr*. Edwin Jones, Mr*. Marlon Coggins, Mrs. W illiam L ata rut, M rs. Carol Langston. ’ Mrs. George*Holt, Mr*. K. CMoore, J r.. Mr*. William • W ins­ low, Mrs. Claude Gray, Jr., Mr*. Rbe* M arsh Smith, M n. John Lavtn, Mrs.' Ralph Clark. Mrs. E. T . Brown, - Mrs.-’ Jack M cIW all, Mrs. O rrin Ward, Mrs. David B oatright. Ml*.* David Schnkk. Mr*. Jam es A enulronr, Mrs. Roe Ffclwrd. 'M rs. E. 8. l\jwnes, Mr*.1JIRotand H otard, Mrs. Gor­ don Jones, Mr*. F. K. Barlholo* mew, Mrs. John Fatteraon Khd Mr*. ChaHeu O. Andrews. Persona/a inounca’ i t # birth Of a llm p ltai Ip aon Bar an Will bu lh* subject of Erangcllnt Walter Paul Shepherd r [ '^ 'T o n ig h t (.Tueaday) at the CotUr o f’Bth fipC’and Jau rc l AVc. i Every person in Sanfard should bear tbU m-Magf. ^rollng. nigbUy f t 7:45, m v e tia ty Greeting t*rip f t * Xh m and r m ; I l j RKNI> n u t MONTH It V BOOK I.IKT THE OWL BOOK SHOP Hosiery Special FOR OPENING DAY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1ST TZ THEATRE 8 \ And iptow W(ay B$ > Committed MUi went lo Orlando XBtUwjjky. Mr. and Mr*. $ . , 0 ? (\Vilipn, Mr. and Mrs- K. C. Pope and Infant sun, Jam es of 8l._AtUtu*Mll.TCtfl. JJKu. — Home (fnmtfne, were Thanksgiving ’ guest* "m iration oU(b T °m en won a «>f Rev. and Mr*. J . ' tf. I t o qip- total Of 41M i t prUea at th* rt> rant Santa R oa*' County Ffljr. i Coach J . A. Thompaon of In ­ according to tlja* E leanor j t a p verness. Fla. with Mr*. Jthompi -"it and non. Jim . at* apqndlng tan. home iq tW . X hr number | ; •he holiday* with hi* pgrorts, W 1 $ .iy^rfcuUural and. Itev. and Mr*. J. N. Tbompaqh- hom* dam ontfraflon eablblf* Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Brown F.nr* higher in an ittr spy prohave a* their guest*. Mr. and Mr*. M. C. H arrry of Jackson• villi'. ,T ? r Itev. Janir* 9- Day of In k a | land preached the Thanksgiving sermon fu r the Untpn Thank*firin g service a t ihe Metkpdl/d. Church Wednesday night. Jam es Lee. Jr. j* the champion hunter In OrJcdu. 41# Jtag«M r lji fine buck Thanksgiving Day. Itev. Jame* 8. Day- «nd Ur*. Day went to Hart opr for a fam* il} reunion Thanlmgjvlng day. Mr. and Mr*.' F. W. TfclboU tK brady, on Sunday at tip ^tlb o rp * convention. l*. h'omn agent. CHRISTMAS BOOKS TODAY OHDY fl.O Q -C lau H ttiter OSIERY f V i-4 THREAD Pairs For S2.2!J Til'd i r a m i l ■rti t rf amtiMii Operetta Planned By Music Group Christmas Carols Christm as Will Be Sunp Here | rd Aannually by operetta, *|u>n»orJIG* Itorolhy Lee and Miss Ihe music drp sri- l Spink* L v l.lngo o f ' Southern ' men! o f the Sanford Gramm ar <'"Mitre, rokrlsnd. and J o e ' Bcasichoo) will be presented a t the hy,. Jr. nnd Itoy rlim ts, Jr. frotn 'jtrkm m ar school *udiior|um FrL- *tte'i*on-Univet>itf- are"home for ■lay n ig h t R. E Kipp, principal of Thnnksgiving. ihe ichM l, reported today. ' The operetta this year Is en■fatill#* * steV.w. *-*•__1_* _ n ____ .1 r o t O f u i u . luho W a Hu. F in u L |I .2 Q C la u itn n c r A A < w$mv 3 Pairs For $2.89 The program will consist of the fam iliar rarut* sung by the entire group, lnlrmp«ra*d by sm all group rendition* of th* rnftte -unusual carols. Special en­ semble* have been selected from th* Sanford Grammar School, hunin agent the Junior High Behind, and th* High School. 11Toe tor. n. policeman, arrest* ' SITE DONATED The building will be decorated Ma th* I’erkln* and Ann Wiggins S T I’ETERBIHfRO. Fla^ Nov. appropriately for the Christm as ibikiuse a very vpluablc pearl so— —The rlty ha* ^onated a srosim and the singula w ill be •nreklesa in missing. Other player* ,n 'h r Thn-e Q uarter Ccntttry drvased uniformly to add to tha at*: AL’d l i y ‘Ddch, SpWh llelH i f1'**’ rreeUen of a elnhhnua*. appriiriuic* eg ’seein g . Tha Thrai her, M a rg a u t A r«f«.' *nd T h l |ol »* "O Mlrrow U k n . r a i to ih» public, Majo I* llodgr*. riled tu h i presejA. F0 mlng ihe rhoriyi , of .^Iw L li njaa ihoppeia are 'B k tly l. Ring, J a n l l i .Brown, Jean C*aw*ll, Gnoij • R kdari i’M - Brock, (F fU BrocjL l|Hhc Warning. Dal* Hof. ';T*° L - r ti’ lit t'engregntlonM Church will hold m tn g Virginia Waddle, Martha U ngley. It) Innual baksar t t }lb * ) P ariib Ball Brown, M argaret Ifniito beginning a t 1 :J 0 o'clook 8 h lr k f Cnmsron, Coleen Banter, ilAsWt PrtscoM, Jo* B aksr, and Saturday a n e n ^ a n g ;, \ I ; Lunebeou tel*, quill*, apron*, !Vhrgftiia A nilty. Th* snow fa rits are Bobbynelte home braldvd rug* and „ fancy article* or sU types w ill’ bo on B*ard, Phlrley Echols, Connie sale. At 1:05 o'clock a turkey McCall, Mildred Robinson, Evelyn supper will be served. The mam- Davis, K ttb erin * ' Beam,' Lroln ber* o t the F rien d sh ip " le a g u e Rsuton, Sylvia Mclsch, and Mareitend a cordial In tlu tlo n to Isn Pearson. The elves ar* Rubby Hohlnson, tho public. ' 'L im it a p i n t ■*7» M o n tg o m e ry ' A nother Special For -PLUS— THE OPENING DAY OF IVEY’S CLARK *<! BLUE RIDGE HOSIERY \ \ ttZ BRING THE FAMILY O. D. la n d re s s , PHU.ADE1.PIUA, N o t . 90 - W i — .Msriana and Emilio Bllck, darkeywl twins, will continue profess­ ionally the life they began together. A fter they were graduated with honors from Temple university law school, tho twins decided there waa no reason to end th eir aid* by side journey through life It was Just a m ille r o f sw itch­ ing from the Bllck sisters tu Bllck and Bllck, attorney*. A lbert Rahun, Jame* Mallhews, Dan (>>leman, Billy Epps. N*il Powell, Bobby Johnson, Theodore Power*, Billy Chapmsn, and Charles Sparkman A carnival In connection with lh# nperetM will be sponsored by the Pi T. A. AM proceed* will l*e used to c*rry on Ilia P. T- A. work fo r this year. ---------------------------------I V E Y ’S S a n fo rd ’• N ew E x clu siv e Shoe Store SMART FASHION . F A V O R IT E S RADIO For Women R A D IO Mmirt FRahlofi fuvnrtlfB t« r wnihiHi Th* fhiiiiKit Inn wf Mil# Viinlwiar jri'ii liab«* ■Cf li |a IirlnH 4(ii liiif thl* RADIO 1938 M |>««llllf tw irl,ru n .-H Hump*. Mlm|iM, Mini W I M B n n 'M #HO*t iLfw lip*- p lipulM l rolor ib. IV• Imv« n , RCA & ZENITH Remember The Dale Wednesday, Dec 1st Sil l- in (In M ivlrp iqtnl *■ «i« Ilf •Hull and wIJIL p •■luring |t«r* (wi( fit. EASY TERMS The o p e n in g o f our new shoe xtere i* etl event uf Importance to the people of Hanford. I l l oul new sto re y o u W ill find a com plete gild v a ile d se lre llo n o f the ru in o u s " S ta r ilrnnd" All la -a lh e r sh oe s fo r m en, w ounui. a n d ch ild re n , Make our n rw alin e y o u r fa m ily fo o tw e a r headquaMetn. Drop In dur­ in g th is o p e n in g r e l e ln ilb m just In g e l Hi-'iuninlod. SPORT OXFORDS for Style Minded young: ladies It hn* Ling Irisen a problem to find i« n|Ni|| HOFMANN d e c id e quintv^UU* nursery 1* |1 V 0 N a IN 7- r n in l it n i'il ok f til 4 m il fln4 m pmnttlntn S e rv ic e I N Mngnella A**. u tiL with* <’ «>i»if«irt. I l l urUrtlon f t r 'm f i . r i n l i l n *i*ur t iiifs trd a lit # fH iv lii lim a t r lia r ii Pkow* 1 • t>Ua. Ifottifra, (MiMRfdgr ^oiir cblld*i fo«l Lss«lth rlillflraiMi* f*«l n««.l iWv pruteetlon uf « (urdr AH(■aathiir ■Jantita* j/fu u ra n tu llu n WoU rh rta c tir u»*d t | 0 io « lr i l l) f frutu uur o m- STYLE LEADERS p u u alorl$. FOR MEN! J o h n I v « v On Th§ Opening Of Hip Netp Store The** *r«- *ho#« ikai v«*r kadU alafa' wtll 'rSallv ,‘rog,r sb.osa f[t *qrr*gt|y aid I s i i s S g , k u i l bay h * i. style U mu ‘ tm U t's ’, ynunaslsr* l l i t a t in T k '.r .h o .. i / %> No* L the lint* I* si.i, out In nsw iwlr of alioe*. In thro* A iM th .r osfunls you will D ai 1 barer ri.mMnallan s i alyls, awalll m l coeilotl. soil lung wsar. v guarani.* a oorracl tit. �i * I THE BANPOTD HI TALLAHASSEE, • N oe.' 30,—48*) ] —.State Hupt Colin English repovtrd today hla office h a d ' InstalWd a new system to prevent w t/ite In distribution of free textbook* ilallve action a l special sasslonI Chairman P a t H arrison of tho Senate Finance Committee last NOTJuet a tel t v . I f . a lii WmW’-etlm uU U nt. penetrating, and helpful la drawing out loeal cow- GARDENIAS gntioil And pain. 7 H arrison In a mallon’wlde speech ear-m arked the profits tax and th e capital gain* and loaaea levy fo r drastic revision aa “eapeilItlously aa orderly and rational iron*Id*rai km will perm it - la proposing only modification* In the profits •** he took hi* atand 1 w |th the admlnlalratlon and • against a group of conservative ' Democrats and Republican* who a re demanding outright repeal of this levy. Osed by million* for SO years. Recommended by maay doctor* *ad auree*. All druggists*. l a three strengths: R rtular Strength, ChD- Innovations h -tn perm itting the county to order aa often aa neorsaary. Heretofore, only on* tinier a year was permitted- Aa a result, the County Superintendent would be sure to order extra books for every contingency. l i t uaoatly hail to get books th a t wouldn't lie needed to be sure of filling his rw I qiilrTment*". : He added that “ In Duval County I alone we found $30,000 worth o f | unused books. We adopted an ea* change system by which w# give them books they nerd In eachange for their surplus In o ih rr -texts; A ltogether we have gotten hark $50,000 worth of auch hooka and we haven't begun to rover all th* I enmities"- o /r F E e iN r SH A D E M O M ANY O r U i/t E l O t Y I / L STOP LOOK Schick Shaver Courteous A Efficient SERVICE lat A French—-Tel. 9121 Gulf Station Randall Electric co. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT forty to eighty feet wide with a mtnlmurp, depth of nine feet. The distinction of being a different color from any other flower goat.to the BLUE RUELLIA found all over Florida. While It blooms constantly from early ipring to late aummer, each bloom opens for only a day. It doaely resembles the petunia. DURHAM, N. C., Nmr. *0-UP) — Black eye* acem to have been tha vogue among football player* a t Duko unlvtraiiy >h|a year. At oa* tim e.o r another every regular lineman was decorated with .-a W arranty Deads Shiner Johnson, C trl A « agl To Cleorg* A * WlnOM Blu , r*. MtltMS, H U. at as To Chestar . ,T , * Marla II. Eatea. VfRHT J ’AI.M REACH. F(a- Ball, 0. Ito/oe, < « i To Reft' * Iteujsrnln Flab . Nov. 30. -W V -T h # All-State T ourist Club , ha# opeiyid , It* Read.. (1, M>. «t »a Tu Mary W, Dovaias. 1 . 1 ... , w inter season of aoelal and ....... Mart|*g*g .. •porta arttvltlea. A lawn bowl­ 1: ing court and 't*nnta eourU 1 will OrSnge H I * ,liil .i-o . To J e f f e r ha. reudy roe use by iwo lO .'i ' , .aon .Jti'q. Lifa.ifnr.. C o . . v .,,,. I .11 ‘ ................. . r I "r>l Eataa, C h e . ^ , , 1 , )#U ua To lal NEW MARKET tw M f w IJINDON. Nov. n o - b l l - T h e r«t*ti- of the lute lltr r y Vardon, on* of thp golfing greats, waa $r.r.,UO0, said In bp ’ the largest amount rver left by an English or Scotch professional- Seminole County Court Records , J « a r Met 25 ounce*.! >r23t * Full Pack •••No Slack Filling BIG TURKEY DINNER PERK'S CLUB —485—The C ham ber o f Commehce ir p n r tr d today a rhrrk of- so u th ­ bound m otor tra ffic on H niteJ Slate* H ighw ay No. I here d is­ closed 20 per rent o f the autom o^ lle a earrieil baggage and o u l-o f. laU lv liri-ns!* t/iga. U <*n Aaan. Hluart. .Oho: A., ua .To. 1st k'edqral, ..Hayliyta a I - A **n . OKLAHOMA CITV. X<f* ‘> r W i - f i K. Ilurfvni la a natlonol leagurer by birth am) nu( by occupntion. 11c wna burn un April 2, 1H7C, th e day Hoetun beat. Phila­ delphia In (he first national league game. . . , , , (lAa*lgnni*"t , ..| Orange Hl»l» To J e ffe r •on Hfd M fiv.iaa. ,.k . . .j. !_••••* Robertmmi, It I ,, Trading ;To Ruasrii A ltar* 1. Roberlsoo. It. I... Trading To C H A N G E S PL A Y IN G F IE L D S Mary F. Ilawllnga. bla Randana DETROIT, Nov. 3 0 -()P )-T o m Smith. K U , Jr. Va Henrietta Fena, Del mil Lions professional A Williams, wld. football guard, played *andl»t Butt In Chancery Jr. Va H enrietta 6 1*11*11 In California with la-fly Smith, K. m et and Joe DIMagglo, A. WlllUma. The meet im pnilunt use of aealing wnx at the- present Ijme lv In Hi* construction of dry batlerle* COLDS FEVER Deliveredin S a o i o r t l * for (ood used circulating heatgr. Boa 71, Hanfprd Herald- FOR SALE: 1936 Dodg* Truck. Van body, powsr brake#, p*rf*ct eonditbm. J . C. Cook. 1200 Fork Used Quakar Circulating llaato r. Bcott-Oarroway, lac. - ,- ‘ (Fcanut) Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch State Market HANFORD, FLORIDA R.C. A L L E N . ' IF tW a n l'a R l ------ JACKSONVILLE Four now assail pianos. Includ­ ing on* Urand, moat be sold rather than shipped. May bo •**n la Bantord. Term * o r cash. W rit# "Whole**]* Traveler." $$• Vnlsala A te„ Daytona Beach . ( J STREAM U N ED bI c YCLE, I n p erfect condition. $11. Heovor FLORIDA ST. LOUIS. Doc. 1.— (AP) —The Nat'onal Labor RclaI t l o n a Board laaucd a com^ p la in t today charging the Ford Motor Company with unfair labor practical in its St. Loula aancmbly plant. The hearing wan net for Dec. * Charges againat the'com­ Ju st her alyl* waa a part in K atharine Hepburn's new motion picture which called for this golfing sequence. Here the actreaa makea an approach ahol. Police Commence Drive To Rid City O i B ootleggers Tribune Purchased By Miami Herald Two Army Fliers Killed In Crash 20 Shopping Days 'til Xmas HAYNES BELLEGLADE, Dec 1 - < * ) T A IA IIA S hV k . iter. 1 - 4 8 5 - i' The Reconstruction Finance Cor­ tlov. Cone blorknl sn attem p t' to . poration moved today to foreclose •lay to present rlenu-nry pctl* i on lands of .the South Florida Con tirba “ In Wholesale" tn the S tale. servancy. District to protect it* I'anlon Itoaril loon*. T his was th* first time He refused W. II. Ciildanl of St. auch a step has been taken. Petersburg the right to .peak fur Th<^ action which could be exten­ a group of applicant* whom Gil* ded to other Florida special dfs-‘ •laid said represented r-0 to 120 trict* affects approxim ately 10,­ prisoner* . 000 acres of 31,500 in distrlrt. “This whole.ah- paidonlng hur. The RFC hold* about $035,00') inrsa of one man representing r w orth of bonds and other obliga­ tions of the district aa security fo r Indebtedness am ounting to some $000,000 • The RFC la obtaining title toj the delinquent lands by acquiring! state and county delinquent tax I certificates under the “old lew”, j No action la being taken under the Murphy Act passed by ih<l i l t legislature providing ’ for the rale of certificates a l reduced 1 prices since two years would be; required to eatabllih title under this procedure. Willie Ktubba i f Tsmpn, some* • imea called “ I’anlon Me” fn»in his past effort* ia-fiiir llu l-ianl,' brought in 20 «*«•». lop fur Dm fire* day of the heating*. SevenMIAMI. Nov. Dec. 1. —</p)— Iti-n caac* u rn - prr-w-litrd hy At* The Miami Herald announced tom cy It- M M artin , f Plant City, last night It hail purchased the and acvi-ral lind n* ninny na half tabloid Miami TrH»'n* anil that n doti-n. C. A Skipper, Stilting banker publication would be suspended "erving Hire- year* fur rinliessle*! after Wedneaday'a Issue. M. L* Annenberc, who ac­ nirnC and r*>nvrrsl«»n of fuml", wag 1 Slat,- Si-nato# quired tha Tribune through bank­ rep rcn n lrtl by ruptcy proceedings In 1M4. will Ilrnry C. Tillman of Tampa. TUl' withdraw from th* newspaper man ruiid Skipper wa* t-onblcld-J bu,lnf*e In .Miami, Ita v ln rl the field tn th* H erald In tha m orn­ ing and Sunday and th* New* afternoons and Sundays John B K night, president of m ore th a n n m onth ego when the H eretd; said the purchase em ergency pleas fo r clem —r y ' * , Included the Ifrlbune'a new plant failed. Him d e ath sentence raoio l>efiiru and ,| ,tta rqarklnefy, arooant* receivable, circulation, good will, the Un a 111. Counsel fo r Johnny features and all Inlrfnalc pro Sm ith, negro, m nvielod in Indian pertlea. T he prtca wa# not an R iver C ounty and arnti-nerd to III.electric rh n lr fo r m urdering no non need. *W.!I _ Knight and associates, wh» o th e r nvgro, asked c o m m u taln n also publish (Kg Akron llearan to life im priaonm enf. t. . * -------A f a th r r who hitch-hiked 3ftt>n Journal and lha Maxalllnn. Ohio. Independent, acquired the Herald inilea fn u n T oronto, C anada, to T ile re g u la r inf. Ho* of the Oct. 11 rrora Kranh n Hhutta of gain the ir lr a s e o f his son, ( ' I.. Hanford t'h esa and t'h is k e r I'lub O 'K eefe, pb-nded personally for a Miami. * Ml In. held In tin- iliili room “ For soma time the rapid In- parole. The son, whose real name n of llu- Voider Hotel T hursday • re*sa In costa of newapnper the fa th e r said was f . I.. Joseph, is n lr lit at 7 3o ii TI im k, >11 ■o 1 din.: Hade publishing dftT# made I t. evident serv in g rig h t year* from to an 'dnnoilllreinenl m ade tisl iy C ounty for unarm ed robbery, an I that three dally and Sunday hy II. M, llurns, se c re tary . new apapan could not operale al iv subject to dopnrtnlton when hi a profit In tho Miami area." said te rm expire*. A ttorney G eneral re e o v e ry In th o t tuti e,| sta t e . a statem ent of Knight published C ary I) I andia said. T he Hanford 4 11 Chih ln-l-1 M a n le y lln ld s h e r ry , (M-rsoti.il In tho Herald. in the r e r r e . s n t a llv e of |ir T iiw n a e n d th e ir re g u la r m eeting pany w ar- filed Willi the board on OrL IS hy the United Auto­ mobile Worker* of America which called a strike at the plant e week ago aliening dla crimination aratn sl He member*. Milton N. Johnson, plant man ager, denied each of the iinli>n'.t th a n e s . Battlement nf the I* slain strike of greyhound bus driver* was reported Imminent today In Cleveland.-. A company nlttrlnl who refused to be quoted pre­ dicted a aettlem ent within a few hours. A. F. Whitney, president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainm en alio *ald a arltU m ent • v —— —• ^ ■ was Imminent. hue drivers af­ filiated with th# union itru rk Now th a t “ Cuba" operations on Thanksgiving day demanding have been slowed up considerably wags Increase* and a cloned by tha re ctal Investigation, e | the. Grand Ju ry which resulted I n Non-etrtklnx (Ireyhound driv­ tljn tadlclrqcnt o f several prrah^a. ers reported three buses were C hief nf Polfre Roy G William* fired upon yesterday "a* strikers ha* nv Id nifty turned hi* attention considered an ultimatum from l^ lrtiU ing th e C ity of “Heolleglb s nine effected tinea In return gera". to work or lo ts their jdhs. ’ In the regular session of thu C arriers rolling qver Pennsyl­ Municipal Court last M om lay^f vania mountain* « er* largeta nf teiniM.n, three negroes w e r e a r ' gunfire, U T. Hhrevo, G ettys­ 1 signed bt'for* City Judge Frank burg. P a , bus dispatcher said. L. Miller on rhargen of illegally Two of tha buses were struck posarsaiug liquor. Two of thu but no one waa injured, he re­ negroes, Z»-b Townsrnd and George ported. Uurlon, pleaded guilty to the One driver. Bbreve said, charges and wen- sentenced to “heard the crack of a rifle and pay a fine o f $5o or serve DO days the whistle of a bullet'' aa hta In the City jail bus neared MrConnelliburg from T hr men were' arrested Monday Pittsburgh. while ii|H;rnling a automobile in Two bullet* shattered a win­ which Chief of Pulics Roy Q dow beside the driver of a I’m*- Williams and l.t, C. II S haffrr Ini rati -bound bus near Caahtown. found lu gallons of “ moonshine". th* dispatcher reported. while The third nrgro in the car, W al­ a bullet struck the aide of a n ­ ter Payne, w ss released when Ihe other vehicle between W aynes­ other two teat if lot th at they had boro and Gettysburg. pirkrd him up and were giving Dr. R Becker, proprietor of Ihe An unidentified passenger waa him a lift to Sanford Injured ■lightly. Driver W alter In the Court session Monday Bee Be* Inn, waa bound over tr Moor* reported, when two men afternoon theta were IB other lha County Court a fte r a prell atoned a bus In a Detroit su persona arraigned before the minary hearing, before Justice nf Peace Jam es C Roberts, yaater burb. Tha man, waa cut #■ lb* Muniripal Judgr. atone* shattered a window. Willi* Williams, nrgro, rhargeo day, Constable W. A. McMullen with keeping a* disorderly place, reported this morning Dr. Bccktr waa arraigned be. pleaded guilty and waa aenlatK*.! to pay a fine of $IJ» or aarvq 40 i fora tha Just lea of Peace after a w arrant for hla arrest was day* in th# CMy Jalh The following negroes were sworn out by J L. Chapman, charged with being inmates of a charging naaault and battery and disorderly place and were sMilan, naming the defendant the aaareserst to pay fines of or sarva ID anr In n fight In a beer tavern days in Jail: Nun Henderson, on. Sanford Avenue the latter Willi* Henderson, Nelse J. Drown, part of last w**k, Elijah- Waal, Sahara Broomfield, Charlie Hi ndrraon, and Harry Washington Ran lio ll, Jr., negro, hold on n sim ilar charge, estreated a $6 bond and Son H enry Milton, Th* 8 late Wvlfar* Board g ra n t­ Jr., was sentenced to pay a fine of | | 0 o r aerve 2tl days a fter he ed $Z,lft3.oo to 1S2 persons In Seminol* County *a eld *ge ••pleaded guilty. of Sam llainea. negro, charged slstance during th* month with disorderly conduct, eatrsated November, 1937. , It was n*c*a• $6 t-ond. t.ucile McCormick, •a ry to reject 12 applicationa for n*gr>. held on a sim ilar, chary* old ag* asaiatanc* during tha waa given a 60 d ay ' aUaprndc.l asm* month. These cas*a war* rcatrnce by Municipal Jndgu rejected for various reasons; acme persons' were pot In p**d of old Frank L Miller. J. U Chapman and Dr. R- Boc- ag* asaiatanl*; others did . noj k*r. arraigned on charge* f t dla- meet tha ag* and r*gid*nc* rw orderly conduct were diamls**d quire m enu, it wa# a la tad. when M was learned th a t lha caa* waa ponding in th* Coanty Court* pim er U * . charged with p ark ­ ing • trailer without light* plead­ ed not guilty but w as fln*d $10 or 20 days. Pearly Williams, negro, SHREVEPORT, Louisiana, D*c. charged with sp*«dlng. pl*ad*d 1-—(AT—An Arm y reeerv* pilot guilty and waa sentenced to pay and an enlDted man w*ro killed a fin* of $$ o r serve 10 days in today whan n Barked# 1* Field Jail- Horae* Wood. Mgvo, charged plan* crashed near Avery. Texas. w ith r*ckl*M driving, waa given Th* killed war* Second Lieuten­ g 90 day suspended sentence. The ant Charles William Field, 2$, of caa* J***l* Broaaoo, aegvo, charg­ Rockyface, O*., and Privnto ing violation of th* C ity's Sanitary Ordloanee,^was contino«4 Till* Pariah, La, Avoid The Rush ____ France Sends Naval Division To Indo-China Japanese Accused Of AttemptingTo Take Over C o n t r o l Of French Concession $600,000 DebtOf Flor­ S t Pete Man Asks ida C o n s e r v a t i o n Pardons For Six­ District Forms Ba­ ty S tate P r i s o n ­ s i s Of Litigation ers In J )n e B a t c h CAPLY “ " #Hk Wa imv7\~ciM n>Dtii~Ra* of oil barn lug. gXaoltaa and a|*ctrt« heat*rs. Qat our prlc*a befor* you buy. Scott Carraway, Inc. nl* Job —— —- ■— . * — laundry ■("viol Col ary Plants. Inqulr# _______ Hearing Is Set For Dec. 16 On Com­ p l a i n t s Against * St Louis Plant SHOP Stall 30*34 HAN FRANt'IHCO, Nov. 3tt 1 (47—Sinking In n horse's ear *«*“ . make# him run faster, nays Rosie I j Rueenirarlen. Jorkry now rkling at ” 17. Bay Mea-lows.. I In point* tu a re p cent string uf victories to pr«v* it. •193$ CHEVROLET m aster dcluxa , sedan with radio, $115. Coll a t R10 MyrtU Av*. a fD r 6:30 P. M. Inqulr* PERRY. F U - E ighty T aylor County g irls h a re been e n ro ll'd In lb* 4 II d u ll reecnllv o r­ ganised In III# p e rry school Tho group waa *u la r i* th a t It was necessary In divide It Into ]iln lor and senior sect Ions, areordlltg |o N is i Floy Moses, Hume • re n t. All 1his Incliiilt’il Id Iml.iy's Lori Pnte Established In 1908 PART OF A HARNESS FOR A MIGHTY RIVER Townsend Plan Is Praised By National Agent j u a : a k UMi:!. la e ts j CITY NEWS BRIEFS M a n l e y GoldHberry Suys I’cmmm Plan I Hope Of Nation Dr. R. Becker Bound Ralph W ight Named Over To County Court ' Head Of Committee C lassified Advertisements HAVE YOUR W atch repaired by ea* who really knows how, WA~Nt F d =M)0 b u y .rs fo r ~ n ic e applaa—Wa handls anything Briggs. Jawalor Magnolia Arefrom on# package to carload#. 8— L oot * F o u n d Ke# ual F irst Bt. * Railroad Ave. LOBTi Spotted pig. Weigh* about Any old toya, books, games, a le . 100 Iba. I’hone 733 W. for Elba Annual Xmaa Traa Phone 111 or bring to BroilCarraway, 11$ Magnolia Ave. •St Ford Coup* |lM --to u rw h a « l Toy# which can b# repaired will trailer I *7$-la rg o aeml tratlar b* appreciated. With a rebuilt Dodge truck. Raal A Bona. us«d car dealer*. ELF.C. Starts Pardon D F o reclo su re By Wholes On Bad Loans Is Hit ByC i 19.T ■ e 21 Cases A rraigned Before Judge Mil­ ler In City C«o u r t POUNDS M/ Vl III I N UStDUrOUM C O ‘( R N M l N f MI LLI ONS O I J'rdetal H avings A ‘ t y N T T H IN K ,'O F A 1»KAd !';' IIO STE88 WITH DANCE PARTNER ADMISSION FR EE (or ECONOM Y and SATISFACTION ust DoubleTeskdfDoubkAlton! K O DAK ING l i V POWDER. a— JUST HER STYLE 3 Buses With Non­ Striking D r i v e r s • Targets Of S h o t s BIG APPLE DANCE , With' a flow of moro than 870,000 gallon* a minute from the famous Silver Spring*, Mag Ocala, SILVER SPRINGS RUN emp­ tied into the OcUawaha which, In turn, Join* the mighty St. Johaa .to form a water hlghwgy te tha aaa capable of acoornodating larg* boats all the way to ita aource. channel of Silver Spring* Run la from Ford Charged With Unfair Labor Deals Greyhound Strike Near Settlement No BLADES, No LATHES No BRUSH. No LOTIONS Seminole Coanty Produces More Fruit And Vefetables Than An# Similar Area In America * SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1, 4 LISTEN ENGLISH’S _ CI.KAJtWATKIl. F la . -N e t- JU>. —y P )-Isla n d business men. akartm snt hou*" operator* end land owner* have formed th* Clearw ater fl»arh progressive Association In promote togrlyt attraction" a t th* resort. Bert I t li la president. Baaford Is Ths Only Central Florida City AffortUnr Rail, HI*hway And Water Transportation Two Year Old ROSE BUSHES CAMELLIA JAPONICA tr * 1 ' ■yi |M D Cut Flowers Arrangements For * Funeral* and AD Other Occaalona . Mustered# fete action because ICe th e drive against harsh bullnee* taxes when he admitted th a t they h ive -u n ju stly pen­ alised" most corporation* and ,pl*dfferi th a t they will be revised prom ptly. A t the name time, however, h* k* cautioned Industry not to expect I Congress tn make the forthcom. |n g tax relief applicable to 1937 Income. He proposed th at the mo. B ; dlflcatlon* date from January I, I 103M In order th a t there shall be no discrimination against corpora­ tion* which already have dlstrlLu ted dividends from this year's , Income to take advantage of the (ew er rate* prorldrd for auch ac­ - Ikm under the profits tax. L> • Six million prop]* were em:| ployed directly or Indirectly In ihe automotive industry la (bo United Btatee last year. , Crushes Through Free Yext System Changed By English! FLORIDA HIGHLIGHTS lash In Hoad Aid Demanded By Roosevelt TOESflAY, NOVEHBBB SB, BANFOHD, PLOTUBK T. K. Himpaon, praaldrnl of Ilia Bamlnoln C ounty C ham ber of C om m rtcn. aunuunced today lh a appointm ent »f Ralph D W ight aa ch airm a n of th e C h ain b a r s Industrial C om m ltlaa for th a p re se n t flaeal year. T h e first moellnX of th* com m lltim wilt be held In the Cham her of fo m m e rr* liulldliiK T h u rsd ay a fte rn o o n at 4 . 00 o'clock. O th e r m em bers appointed to Ilia C om m ute,, a re aa follows. II. II. Colem an, l i r a president. J . O. Adam*. tle « D. Illslmp, O lio Caldwell. K 15. Coym ai. W . R Dupree. II Janie* tin t, II. II. |'o p e . H (1 Klitnholaer and II. M W ats»n. ta e sb u rg To Meet Semi-Pro BIockcatH The Hanford Hetal-Prn lllack' rata will far* a alrong Laoaburg Semi-pro team for their firri home gam* a t th* field In (he re a r of Bcmlnol* High Kchonl tic morrow night. 1 Th* team will go on to , the field with considerably less ex­ perience than th* Leesburg Lion* but their fighting *pirit may carry them to victory. In tho previous encounter th* Lions w«r* doped to win tbe •tit by a wld* m argin, but were held to on* touchdown by th* hard driving, hard-fighting Hanford lads. Coach R. A. B. Wilkinson, stated th at th* following would probably.b* the startin g lineup: Is. Mots; It. B taplsr; |g, odbam. r. Squire*; rg. « W illiams; rl. R iser; re. H arriet; qb. II. It. udham ; '|h . lU raag*; rh. V'nc*Bt; and fb, Dok*r . fro m flir. N a tio n a l H e a d q u a rte rs In f'h lr a g o . told a la ig i a sse m b ly of T o w lise n d lle a -n t a Ilia * * meet true In lh » t.'lty 11*11 last n lg ld , n tfli tala o f the nrm iiitxa tlon re porte d today. In Id s a d d re ss M r. G o ld a b e rry re fe rre d to th e la s t arm y of u n e m p lo y e d In the U n ite d H * a lr a l the pre se n t lim a an d ala le d that If tho T o w n s e n d P la n W 'r e e naeled In to a law a“ » e ia 1 m il lio n o ld er m en w ou ld he s lim in ' i,i,.<| fro m a e llv n la b o r and w ou ld aid c o n s id e ra b ly In a llu ­ v ia t in g th e pre se n t n n e m p b iy im -ni ptvibleiu a m o u r |ho y o u n g , e r |,er»on« T b e N a tio n a l re p re se n ta tiv e of I bn T o w n se n d P la n a lso p o in t 'd nut that I h ' P la n w ou ld g iv e r o m m e ir e In ge n e ra l a O '* Im p e lu s tilro ilyll the r y e a llo n , of a d d itio n a l p u r c h a sin g p o w e r by C o m p u ls o ry sp e n d in g, th ere by r id d in g ih e n atio n «-f th a p ro * tCantlnasq •« I ' m T„r»t) Mrs. W arren Kinir ' H urt In Accident t'liaiula-r of fainim erre building S a tu rd ay m orning hi |M;U<t o'clock, a rro n lin g to an anhouure m in t m ade tislay l,y g |rs. Gladys Kendall, Sem inole t'o u n ty Deni o n stra tlo n A gent. J ikInod. B. West In N ew M anager Here Jm lsiiu II 4Ve*l. for la year* Iliad d r u g r l 'l to III.. Frank II Kli-phi-na Drug Ht„i „ l„ si A ugustine, has I-,*,*,, uiait,- man *g»r of th ,1 T ourlilon Diog Hlor« here, Mr. W eal has had 15 year* experience $s a druggist and »»< tran sferre ,! 1 ,, Hanf'trd afl'-r the T o in h |o n Drug Company purchased th e sto re ln w h lih |,„ «;*| • tv. K. K III ud wort h, m anager of lh,. Tmp hlon •Klorn , h e re (or tin. past eight y e ars, ha* l,w-n prom oted In m nnagerahlp u t liel '| A unisllnn sl<-r". "D r lltiidworth wa* a no-iob,r of the Hanford Rotary Club -nd •m.k an aetlfo p sr< In Clvle *1 fairs doling hi* m aldenru In-re. Mr*. W arren King. <>! pla Avenue, w as. alightl and th e auii-in-lhil, whit driving wa» damaged ■ of a collision w nb truck near Ity- interw Maple Avenue end Fit la st night nlxuii O.'"1 Chief of Police lt»y reported today. Mrs. W arren was drh am F irst Street and rr to th* r e a r - f a IM 7 truck b e lo n g 'd : the Roofing r,.m|.uny of Chinese Troops Are Near Capture Japs Apologize For Seizure Of Launch And Insult To Flag PARIS, Dec. 1.— (AP) — France went u division of Iter moat modem cruiaem to the Far F.nnt today following reports front Tokyo that Japan might attempt to take control of the French t'onrennion in Shanghai. Officially the navy min­ istry naitl the ships were off “on an endurance cruise" to Sal* a Frenrh Indo-Chlna port, toward Wuhu, n Y angtie Itiver port (W mile* aouthwrat nf N an­ king, threatened 1 .-lay to bottlo up thousand* of Chinese troop# defending the nation’s capital. Chinese commander* were ex­ pected to disclose soon w hether they will follow the advice of forrign milHery r ip f r t* and save a rtoien of- th eir stro n g est dlvlaiena by an Immediate wMhdfawal or *take *11 f>n a flrtbh fight Just outside the c|ty‘u wall*. v Retreat under fire w.arid hw virtually impotilhle arriwa tho broad V at.gtrr north and wi-at of Nanking. There arc m> hridgka and riv rr craft would he a t th a nf Japan's warplane#. . The Japanrae navy rrlu iu rd to its ow ner, with apologies today th" Ameriran-ownml launch, the a r t ' lu re of which hy Jnpanoao aailqts yesterday drew » vhaip pro(*at I (rein the United KUiti-a consul general. I Apparently di*turt>ed by tbn I strung rractinn in the United Klnlca, the Japnnere returuwl two Ami l I r a n flag* with tlw vear.cl They also handed bark to th'i owuera two Italian vessel* wiili ii|H.logira that their selaure yes­ terday waa “all a n.IntHke". M rs F.lviia G a rn er, au llio r "1 Japanese assertion* that Japan“ K aekiel", li-ld K lw anian* »t 1 1* sailors bad n»t tlirown the th e ir re g u la r weekly luncheon '•• United p la te s flag Into the the V aldes Hotel today o f h e r re Whnng|Hwi River when they took re n t tr ip tn Hie N ational H««« over H i p vessel wen- confirmed hy F a ir in New York w here she wa» United Stale* consulate affin als, invited In give an a d d le s* .o n her H.reigocr* nt Nanking nrg«<l revenlly liuhlisloil hiH'k. the Japanese m ili'nry rommand tn “ I had a most delightful D tp." n-ply to their ap|ienl for u safety Mrs. G arn er a 'a le d , and ircoulil- tone to sn\e more than 200,000 ell some of her rg p e rirn c ea tn civilian* (join w ar dangrra should the m etropolis. She had is-rtl in Nanking become a battle ground. vtte<l to s|M-nd u w eek in New Chinese officials have'approved York a s the guest of the publish­ the plan In principle and have In ­ er* of her hook h u t rem ained sured police protect Ion, financial th e re only Iwo day*. eld, food end piovisiuns for lha in ­ “ I di-lifl have niurh lim e to ternational committee. sea the UMy. h u t I did see the Inform) d q u ertire sai.l Japai .w* Juecn Mary dw-ked in tho h a r ­ pto|M,s* to coinplelu their ronttol bor from the top of olio u t the of all roinmunii ation* In Shanghai high building*." Mr*. G a m er within a few days Ihrnuith Install-­ sta te d , adding tha* “ I waa plea*- ale'll of rentors and auditors ill unity surprised to find , “ K s e -( the -iffire* of foreign cable com­ kiel" ao prom inently displayed panies. Mrs. Garner Tells Kiwanians Of Trip To New York City Work Of Tuberculoids Group Outlined By Dr. IC. I). Brownlee in the hettur Imok atolea in New York." Mr*. G arn er sta te d th a t d u r­ in g h e r sta y she vl*Mrd a n um ­ ber of book store* a n d autog ta p h n l a larg e n um ber of books, and she also gave a b rief resum e of h e r -lay a t Hi-- Rook F a ir. In intro d u rin g Ihe g u e s t. ap ea k ' ••r fo r th r ocra-uon, T. K .'K Im pV»n, president of the Sem i n o li C ounty C ham ber . nf I'nitlm crc* sta te d th a t nothing or no <m* had g iv e n ’ 'Kaiifonl ’ moro f a ir u r fCsntmu.d an Pass Th-sa), I in nm ing and outg o in g (C o n tin u ed P-H# me**- T h f - «l LOCAL WEATHER P artly cloudy tonight amt Thursday, aomewhal unaeltlwi near east central and south roasts, tittle chango in trm|>cra< ture. £ cveryb a d y K ^ bu ys an d u ses 9 Planes Slmt Down C h ristm as S e a ls Elk« Toy Collection To Be Made Saturday In Spanish Civil W ar <7A c' The firs t collection of obi toy" HENDAYK. Dec. I .- 4 8 5 - 8 # v crivocta. for the Elk's annual Christmas Tri-,. will be mad* by loeal W«-dem Union boya Haturday, Andrew Carraway, chairm an ofpthe Comm iller, said today. ' The hoya will make a houseto house canvass earh Saturday until Christm as, Mr. Carraway slated. Sliding th a t any who de­ sire may bring their donations lu lha Keolt-Carraway Inc. offie*. The old toya collected w|U he by Chief of Police Roy G. Wit U s a i arut 1',-IW-t-man R. B- Wit mended and given to under-priv•ox. Bottlnm ><t of tu* caa* h Mcged child run bt Hanford and Bcminul* County for Chriatmaa, . ‘ - in Jfpanish goverarernt pursuit planes and two insurgent bomb' rr» were reported today to hav* In-ell shot to e arth In a struggle fo r a ir supremacy In tho civil w ar. . The aerial arm adas clashed over Alcala da H rnarra about 16 miles r-aat and slightly north of Msdrld which had been heavily bombarded by insurgent airmen during tha past thru* days. Government reports said five wuuiulcd, 20 g t e g a w � 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, 1937 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, November 30, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 30, 1937. 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 30, 1937; <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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7f84d415fdddb201bfdb3bf1de5b90e3.pdf 2b12b01a7c022a42660a1600a8d47127 PDF Text Text > r Together Again In * "live, Love And Juearn1 » ►.’ i ' ' < * ’• Ms In fabled Greenwich VU*, with much of lla lore and little of Ks learning, la packed the new .comedy romance, " lire , re and Leer*," which opened to d a y at tha Rita Tlmatre nth Robert Montgomery and Mdind Rosaell In tha starring M, supported by an aicallent It, the story Is mirthful, logical i M£remoly wtll prsse«lfd. Thol action was by George F |ti-| iarieo who not long ago made ha Cmpcror'a Candlesticks" with Uhtm Powsll and Lulse Rainer. Dm narratlre describee Montwary oa-Bob Graham} a happy’lucky art let of Hm Village pat•ad mock after the Iredltlonal m, who goet up to Connecticut capture sylran atlll life on bl* m e. A fog hunt dlsiurbi him work, bnl Julie, a lorely girl i tumbles o il her home rlrter Into kls top la a rm more die- Orien Heyward And William Gargan Grace Moore'comes to the RJts Theater Sunday and Monday in Taka Romance.” a gay comedy filled with Uughler and melody. Melvyn Douglas and Stuart Erwin. "Expensive Husbands” Will Show At Ritz With New Team In Leading Role ificent Obsession” Returns To Screen For Friday Engagement Playing together for tha Brat time ea costara. Beverly Rob­ erta and Patrle, Knowlas come to the Bits Theatre Tuesday In a W arner Brothers romantic come­ dy called •'Bipenslv* Huehande." BotH are well-known In their own righto—Beverly as the lead­ ing lady of the euccaeaful Tech­ nicolor romance "Ood'e Country and the Woman.” end Pat a* Errol Flynn * younger brother In the big spectacle “The Charge ot the Light Brigade." As a te*m ‘ they aye said to be altogsthen excellent.!,. . H. , Mejjy srenes of Hollywood's lifA. en d ' many, again, of luiurk w a ’spots la ttie Old World are said to ba,.l pr«eenletl . on the JtVtofV and the glfl bn admire* so much. I'U iM rir oat. Ml** Dorm* st*H eminole County Court Records K'.'i' - vi Warrawty Oeed* ' pearwoa. John F., Mery aad Fraaoee E. Peareon to Mery .K if ’E .’ Pearson. I . «( - ■ Wright. Little to M. C. Moeely. r Rglisfaction of Crop Lieoa "i,' I Dlngfelder, C. I. A M. to Harry ' Week*. Dlngfalder, C. I. A M. to C. E. N. niTSWOLUEII, If allvs on. Its yapr HIT, on tho foil..win* oscrvbdd lands • la ' BomInal 4 If. I dead, hla unknown kolro. do Versa. logatoog or bmlttoos ¥ r \ upatr, Florida tow lf:, No. M* nt Aon. T. t i l l >1HI. 111I'M) ItmMWALLItlt into, Ifli^non, , .i|t. t • , * •>' icovering Lot US l».n*ww«l. , . knows aa HIUUUND HITZWAL Asaiga at rale. -> { No. f it nt Aug. T. I llf 1 I.RH) It alive/ and If. dona, hi 1 Mfltor.' ■ik-wd' tihuii* .> !•!/ , rnverltra N III ft of U<4 oti unknown M ira dsvlsoos. . loan Sanford Grgwrra Cgodjt Carp. loos or aranlossi 1IKNIIT HOB Lot 1 Btk A, Bruits Addition DbigfelMr, C. t.'a n d 'M . to II. 0. Sanford AUanUe NeU* Bank. Bibwn. ' Sauls, Ralph J o h a .’E i, a t al lo Dlngfrldtr, G. 'I. and M. to C. E. Ruth Rauls Wright.: • I r Hunter.* ’ ’ Dlngfrider, O. I. A M. to F. M. FVderal F e r n M*g. Corp. va '.*• M’ l i u n i ’i ni.fT n ■ Ford. • u t s i it n t l i .i l ft r. n i * Ludy and Alice Washington. Dlngfrldrr. C. I. and M. to W. M> ft N | | «| it N II deg. IS' lea a leee or a rn a lse st J . II. MsK t i l l ft N U beg. Ball U w . Brown. IVMasse my Aaad ,a a d sea l this NATT. If aJIve and IN dead, hie Geneva Citrus Growers Assn, to Tha Somerset Co. va„ A. B h o v l l t n day *f November HIT. unknown heirs, d evisees, le g a ­ tees or a rsn leeo ; W O P R R OllOBtovans. \ O. F. IIKHNDON. D. R. McIntosh, el ug. I’oM V A N r I form erly \ Clerk e f Ctreult Court. C K I t V Whitley, Alberta D., widow of J. \ S e m ln o l t County* Florida. m t.u m o n o ik m m incK H r c o u I’ANJf) a dissolved F lorida earU Whitley, dsccased va. Eckporarlon; a ll p a rlies claim in g In­ erson Fruit Cannera, Inc. ternal unt.tr or rrom Cooper C lassified Advertisements ----- 1 t , -, ‘r The Philippine Islsnds wl£ . . FOR SALEi Practically new 8 1,— A nnouncem ent* horsepower electric motor with $2,600,000 In rrfunded cocbsn' la ics lo build schools. BAVE YOUr "W strtT'npetred by »nd ewiUhbog-** b l A ll or part o f e a v e n la ss atatce were carved from lh # lo u ls ln n * . P urchase. I l —- — ■■- - - t i l l and upon w ritten request nf noJnTglt JDNKS I w ill nffer fur s a l, -I publle nulcry to the Mg heel bidder for ‘•a sh at the Court H ou se entrance In Sanford on the 14th - day nf Dsarmber l i l t a l 11 o'eloth A W. U s per} ' . * ? * ' £ k t * 1t J ? 1* i n u AtS e tV ? r u i , h nil .em ailed kn< enbaequent Uvlad t a s t e I Deluding U sS S levied l i l t nad upon written renoeel VIOLUT | I UAUUKTT | will far for sale al publle notary the highest bidder lor rash Two ntcsly furnished bedrooms. •k* Ca«M » Hiiuae eatraaso •anford on (he lUb day af 701 W. First BL camber l i l t at U s’uTsei /L las certificate* t a l l by the *! logslher with all emlttsd U -m A p R rta to ta F e r ^ R i t subseqeent levied lakes ievleg II Room Without Hoard U K " Quaker CltenUUm HaeiSr, d^t-Csirswsy, Is*. ^ U r i » t» ^ aw k iiS; /ftE S " s I covering Lot II ,Mfe Conrt. No. H I el w jM rie s L ota Aug. . *. - 1*1 |t A ’ll Itul MS.' Ill of Aug, |. Ill Thai Fart el Kit t Kft*»*r* Addltl i&'xsr&j? Clerk * ,1Al...! - Tha South...----.V l l e l-f S. ___a of .1 r . .JfMlMDON. STOP-. for sal# at publle aoctloa to tbs highest aad boat bides- for LOOK caib .1 at Uhe— Loot door of Ihs Caurthouse «i Ssnfoid. ■ Florida *i Jk -.I. . betwedn tho hour, -of II a'clecii LISTEN A. M.iaad -1 o'clock ,P. M. the fol^ojvfng jdyecrlbkd property, toIl.glnolng at tho South.oast corner of IWU' or KIVU of n.clloii ' IT, TownMWp is South. Aange II. East, run Ihsncs North »H chains thsnes Wsst I rholns, thilwo South 114 chains, t btoco Mast I chalas to placs of beginning: and a lew, Beginning at l i t Snath* Courteeog L Efficient weal roraor of I W || «r BWti I.r Faction IT. Vewdahlp1 I* SERVICE booth. Bangs II Mast. run thcnco North I chains and M-1.1 links: thsnca East let A French—TeL 9121 II chalas. thsara Mouth I rliilna aad SS-I-I links: thcnco Wool | | chains to point of beginning, all In Bsmlaole Counly. County, Florida. Florida, ew.w .e ba had for tbs 'l** purpose of ratlefylng ante dolN,‘, eras and nil cost. j ._______ !____ J. A* Bpaelal Master In' Chancery r":^sp u ty Clark ENGLISH’S r .c :a i i tbo A *-- aa.gpaeU I Mas, wader and by isrlala final detha Clrvult Court Ity In Chancery, as thereto pend_ g, .Dial w ii h la ie b n d o a . a H it war* da- IACKSOM V ILLI J FLORIDA DONF s a d O R P B ItK Il a t SanTorsi F lo rid a, th is Sib d a y a t eto ~ ito e~ o f ~ rti . . TA* ir far cu lt ml tSw Ili described isirllan thereof: lleglnnlnu nt the Bnnlhwest turner nf IM above dearrtbed tract of C)an* and running rn ?» IM yard* In pnlgt nf beginking: Ike rematnuec kuntsln•lag II as res mnra nr lean. ■ia u and each ef yuu ora ksroby nollfled that n suit ha* Man brought against yog In above enllllet. rnurt In rnnnrery by OIIAMIK NAVAL «TOKBa COM­ PANY. n Florida corporation, to uulet Ibn title of ■said Orange Naval Kioree Company la nsd to tha above dtacrlbndi land sad premLea and 'yau are hereby bnq Hired to fils with the Clarh of said mum al tha Cunrt-hnsac at Hanford. Florida, yonr wrlttse appearance (paraonally or by a t­ torney! I„ sard salt on ihs fine­ st aad er in December, HIT, bo. log the lih day ef paid * month *nd thereafter*14 file with said clerk your written defenses. If any, to the bill nf complaint In cald eult nl tha lien* prascvthcA hr law. Ilsrel* fall ■ant ef lodgment will bo entered agalJUS you by rk-foult for good used ‘ dnhilaM heater. Box 71, Bedford Herald WANTED f RcIlsM* toon with service elation experience end [>'; suffieieat capital to parch*** . stock to take over going station. For tele—Healer, eosl sad wood burnt!— Can l>* sees at HowReply Bax C. T. J, Herald. *rd Long-*. flm cery Compody (form erly H illsM rough llrncerV Company) a dissolved Florida corporation, la tho' land and prem ises h erein ­ a fter described: and nil o lM r pwoone w hose nam es are te lileln llff unknow n, h a v in g or slp im ln s any Interest In nad to Imtea certain lands and prem ises situ a te In Iteminete County M orldAt* and d eecrlb ec aa fdllaw e. . lit TMM CIN tTU T ro t a t • O F TMM k lk T M JP tlltlA I M B C I’IT o r TMM ST ATM Ol FloalD A . IN AND FOM SMN■m o l m L oca rv. in cm a u . i ■ p r» cm m t. . to ts a t OltANDK NAVAL g T O n m COM. •ea t M , PANT, a corporation under ike tot tar la v a o f th e S to le o f Florida • a lg tM I’la la llfft l i i Court I .v a s s Ik e !’ *, HITXW OLDUL If *U »a • » , St It If dead, hi* u ak aow a ■ k .lra, Schick Shaver TELEPHONE 679-JT FOB: ’■s-aai{s1m, MudGtg U to 'Y A L♦ r a T .f r w T r a h ! ^ .^ ^ , D AND FADED Copied And ;,yea.db»l kik; * tr . m r This la Orion Heyward's first starring role In pictures, and from her performance In "She Asked for It" her popularity and screen future are assured. Miss Hey­ ward aad William Gargan both turn to a chance for rollicking comedy wllh a sest that cannot fall to carry orer to any audienceFrom the time Gargan, as a mystery w riter out of plot Ideas, begins to look for a real life situ­ ation for a story, hysterical errnU flood the Worsen in the develop­ ment of n swiftly paced • and In­ tricate mystery story. The first sign or Oargan‘s.facw tual mystery la noticed when big uncle, a wealthy, old man, dies In an automobila accioent, th e victim of a hlt-and-raa driver It is not until another old man dies, appar­ ently from an accldntlal fall, that Gargim aukpeeta malicious purpose behind the deaths- H e begins an Investigation, looking f o r 'a con­ nection between the two deaths, and is shortly forced off the road In hla own car by « U rge aedan which vanishes from the acene. Gargan la thrown clear of tha wreck, goes bafk to his problems, and two more attem pts are made on his life. Hla own deductions, plus tho pictorial record of the case which be has made with a candid camera, finally prove hU case against Ihs "accident syndicate" that was rsponsible.M r both deaths, j "She A^ked for If* is said to b* luiwtflM! M terUhunent- It coats IlneljtiM tiW erest with . a hear* *uotAr# | .toughs- In addition’l l William Gargan.gnd .O rien Ilcyf franj, the c^«t'Includes Yt'rt« ' n« lunt Carles’ Rol rry Beresfqt^, . |I In* lot Ihs year IIIL an Ike fallowde*rrlb*d lande In S*mln*l* w- ' LEGAL NOTICE *1» Ford Ouspe 1116 - four-wheel ' tfStiev $ m —large seal-trailer .With g rebuilt Dodge track. Real The story la about a movie actress who, IhdRigh no fault of her own, la sliding downward Into the has-been class. She figures the best possible public­ ity she could obtain to bring tha affections of her fane would be to get. a tilled husband. This •a Beverly's pari. Ho she goes to Europe, bratenly offers to buy a titled husband for 110.000, and there­ upon gets Into a series of amus­ ing. though romantic episodes wllk a young plinos disguised 'aa a waiter. This, ot course is l**trlp Knowles. — ' With the title, she return*'to Hollywood * and resumes her rightful place aa a great screen c««t opposite William Gergsat-wll DlngfiMdr, 0. V « U “M A. B. WaMce." * j1*)!!'.. tj i n. . Dlngfilder, C."l. and M. Id E. V. vovem be William Gargan and tha acreen'a new "find," Orica Heyward, give an entirely new slant to myeleiy and murder in "She Asked for It," whkh plays Friday a t tha Rita Theatre, both contributing ro­ mance and gayety to one of the fastest nosing conudy-myileriea AT THE FJUNCE88 _ __ , f A gay. bantering tale of live under tho "L" in Greenwich VII* laf* brings Robert Montgomery and Roeallnd Russell to tha Rita screen Wednesday and Thursday In "Live. Love and Leant." Rob­ ert Benehley adds hie special brand of humor to the amusing plot and Helen Vinson la prominently caet another of her highly-applaud­ ed "other woman’1’ portrayals.. ______________ . . R ili Feattares “fan Myitery” As Friday Film Saturday and Sunday, Dee. 4th and Blh—Fred Scott In "MOONLIGHT ON THE RANGE." Alto “THAT'S MY s t o r y ." — ---------- : con- M s' erM about' the shouldsre ot tr ib ^ ,X j/M f« k .j< “I’LL TAKE ROMANCE” A T T H E R IT Z Sunday. Monday—Laugh U r and Malody blandad la joyous comedy, Orafa M o m in "IX L TAKE ROMANCE' with Mel* vyn Douglas and Stuart Erwin. Tuesday only—A cash and carry hnsband . . . mostly cash "EXPENSIVE HUSBANDS" with Barer]y Roberts and Pstrie Knowles. Wednesday. Thursday—Robert Montgomery, Rosalind Rus­ sell, Robert Dencbley in "LIVE. DOVE AND LEARN." Added return showing, Clark Oablo and Wallaea Beery "HELL DIVERS." Friday—Rpoc’al Return Showing. Irene Dunne. Robert Taylor "MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION." Also William Gargan in "SHE ASKED FOR IT." Saturday—Play BCREENO. Dlek Foran In "DEVIL'S SADDLE LEOION." Jimmy Ellison "ANNAPOMH SALUTE." Lean” 1$ Story Of G»y* Village f1j;Thatr ■Umpemeatgl argument gateas aa a grand Introduction and 'Ibalr (etapertnenUI natuiea do tha ra st They fall In lors. JulU flings -hag social Ilfs aside and goes to rJin i with hsr artistic husbaad In a ’ wW<h-Ugbt garret studio not fhrg gginoUt from Sheridan Square. Complications corns kt once, as Might be eaported. • -A I**1* of tradgtdy sntcra who* Bob falls In. hie work after Julie has left him. Montgomery again, demonstrates hU versatility here, Mr ha becomes the dejected figure •if the Vlllsge, etactly -the opposite • i the once-gay madcap who hughed easily and loved lightly. They are restored through the k|»dly efforts of a mutaal friend •ad all U well. Tbs story U more •am piles ted than this brief account -•tight indicate. la every phase, It is handled with professional skill. .Robert Benehley,,the noted hu* merist Tnd actor, has rprum hresi rale and adds Immeaaurwbly to tha bemor o f the tale. HeUa Vlnaon PROGRAMME FOR WEEK OF NOV. 28 sa tcrd a t VODR PATRONAGE 1. • j • fcilAv EN �f Cs' V j? ft ' ' W ’f • ■*),. **•*'(*} * i;; ' 'j> 1 B aattaoia C o a a ty P ro d o e c a M ore F r u it A nd V octU bleo T h i n A n* S im ila r A re a In A u t r i e s B u fo rd l a Tha ( M r D a t n l F lo rid * C ity A f f o r d * * B a ll. H lf h w a y A n d W a te r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER m SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 19.17 VOLUME Established In 1908 If H ull P ro tests A g a b A gabst Japan’s Policy “Tricycle” Plane Will Visit Florida — n New Deal Hil At Monopolii I d New Movi AUBURN BREAKS FLORIDA DEFENSE TO WIN 14 TO 0 NUMBER 88 New Aids For Housing Asked By Roosevelt Demand Is Issued For Ja p a n , To Consult U. S. Before Seizing Chinese C u s t o m s CummingsCalls Nation To I)cst MonopolyAs Roose­ velt Makes P lais President Calls Lag; In Building One Ol! Main. Reasons For Decline In Business British Join In Protest A t Tokyo NEW YORK, NnV, S». — Attorney Oenerol Cummlri • railed upon the nation today "deatroy . . nwnnply* even I President Roosevelt off on . Florida flslihu vacation, v suited with tides on new trust legislation. “ Unless wo deatroy innnopld" Cummings said, -ntonoply w I destroy most et our "relon • and In >ha end lower Ihe slan I' Spec Kelly Auburn back. I, shown . . he dashed J6 V rd . .round right end In the game * 1 arda of our modem life." nt JwkaomrlUo, Mr. Auburn won 14 to 0, doting with thU victory a back-breaking football The Administration's eipecti 1 arhrtliitae Jimmy Prist on and Kelly formed th t main offense for tho winning team. attark on monopolistic prat tle a still Is a formative since, Cur mlnge' assistant Robert I Jackson said In (fan South aft< r talking to President Kooseve! I. Jackson accompanied the Pre Idenl no the (titling trip care ’• Ing with hts data on an tltrn t prosecutions and studies Ihe d) partmrnl of Justice h is bera making In preparation for Ilia suggested new legislation In Im­ Th« Sanford Junior Chamber prove the enforcement of the of Commerce hold their regular Sherman and Clayton eels. weekly luncheon ta the Valdei Hotel tomorrow at 13:16 o'clock. Says Wage Hikes Came Too Rapidly Japanese Claim Right Of Full Control Of Maritime Customs WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. —(AP—Secretary Hull an unced today that the UnitState^ haa served a vir­ us! demand on the Japanese government that it consult with thla government before undertaking*any changes in the Chinese maritime cus­ toms. T hat *h« United States had mad* m w and mure vlgoro.t* representations to- Japan again** any attempt by the Japanese mil­ itary at Shanghai to disturb the Chinese maritime customs, was disclosed today at the 8tate De­ partment where It was explainer that the m w American diplomatic move was In the form of a f u r msl written presentation to il,e Japanese foreign office of views submitted rmrlier In an informal oral manner. The new representation were made in Tokyo by Ambassador Joseph G. Grew yesterday un instructions from ths S tan De­ partment. The Japanese were reported Moving more cautiously today m assuming fall control of the tOeattaeo* • • i v n f w ) Roosevelt 58 ear ts> orida Keys MIAMI, Nov. g g - V n - l'iv tl* dent Roosevelt embarkrd on yacht “ Potomac'*. today fo r a week ol fishing around the Florida, Key* A warm sun broke through the mist as he was piped over the tide of the 185-foot former Navy patrol boat ,lta rails manned by sailors In service white. Governor Cose talked with President Roosevelt for about half an hour In Jacksonville last night at the presidential special train paused on Its run to MiamiThe governor and former Sena tor Scott M. Loftln were the only persons who boarded the train. Loflin remained with Senator Pepper in the presidential aulta whrn the special left Cone told newspaper reporters afterwards he “had a good general talk" with Mr. Rooaevelt. The governor said the president asked about Florida citrus, re­ forestation, and civilian conserve tie s corps camps in the etal*. MIAMI. Nov. 89.—The Waco N-T “Tricycle Landing Gear" biplane, claimed by Ha designers to ha the notation to the problem u ' safe sod simple flying for everybody, will arrive In Florida for the Miami All-American Air Maneuvers and a month's demonstra­ tion in Florida and Cuba. The N ‘T haa a third landing wheel di­ rectly under the motor, which. It Is claimed, eliminates take-off and landing difficult lei and makes the ship as easy to learn .to operate as a modem motor car. Japanese Report Rev. Martin Bram Capture Of Three Urges Buying Of Christmas- Seals Key Strongholds # retire * Forts AndSunkenVes­ 70,000 P e r s o n s Arc sels Prevent Japan Said To Have Died UsingYangtzcRiver Of T. B. Last Year SHANGHAI. Nov. » —(A*)—The Japanese reported the capture todsy of three key strongholds In Nanking's defenses bringing them within striking distance of the last fortifications before China's capital. Official communiques said tho Japanese have occupied Kiangyin un the T a n g ie River, Wutstn about 80 miles north of Wusih on the Shanghal-Nafiking Railroad, and lhtag about 88 miles south­ east of Nanking. Army spokesman admitted, how­ ever, that tho Kiangyin forts which 8peaking aa one who had him­ self suffered from the ravages of tuberculosis and been a beneficiary from the sale of Christmas seals, RevMartin Bram addressed Rotarians a t their luncheon to­ day on the subject of tuberculosis and urged his audience).to contrl' bote through the purchase of |a to the dread Christmas disease Mr. Bram stated that it years ago he wnc himself stricken by tuberculosis, sent to the moun­ tains of Virginia to get his health was » ta r told tg return t» die, hot after staying in pronounced folly reeevdrrd. lie and . gIraf btwnhsrdmifai dtlll flew sild th it during th is time he the Chinese flag, The forts and the nude up hie'm ind that If he aver boom---------------------of concrete laden .got well, he would do everything __ ______''_____ rcaacbi bar the.wty up <he YangU-i] in his power to further the work to Nahkfng and prevent Japanese of the National Tubreuloili Asso­ ciation which had been so help­ warships from reaching the rusted capital. ful to him. A spokesman for the Japanese Declaring that one of the moat army said also that Japanese fur- unfortunate things about tuber­ res driving towards Nanking had culosis is that It effects its great­ entered Anhwei province and oc­ est toll from among thoae who are cupied the town of Bha-SteanIn the prims of life, Mr. Bram The advenes cleared the way staled that the peek age is 35, for ah attack on Wuhu on thu and that In 1900 there were 300 Yangtsc River above Nanking persons 85 years of age who died and was bellevsd to have re irlo f this disease, while last year dered untenable the position! held there were leas then 100 et this by the Chinese army in the Bge who died from tuberculosis There has been a reduction in the Nanking area. The Japanese "anticipated’' death rate, ta the p u t 35 years that Generalissimo Chlang Kai- of 85 percent, he saidThe rate ie elill loo high, Mr. Shek and his staff would flee from Nanking in airplanes dur­ Oram added, for last year there were 70,000 persons in the United ing this week. The Japanese had established Slatea who died of tuberculosis, a strung base at Channelling, on while there ere eUl! over 800.000 the southwest shot* of Daks Tal, active case# In Bemlnole County whence the column Invading he said there were 10 deaths in Anhwei advanced. This bass la 10 month*. Th* aaU o( Chriktma* (inked to Shanghai by a Series uf seals aids ta th* organisation rif canals which enable tbs rapid lh* National Tuberculosis Asso­ ore men l of munitions on big ciation which it conducting a apsnesa motor ftatboata. drive agamat this dlaassa.Meantime th# Japanese lighten­ P art of th# fund* which havs ed their held on Shanghai taking been raised ta this manner ta the over communications and the cen­ past ha* gone (or th# purchase of sorship bureau formerly operated some 9 5/0 0 bads, far «b* pay ol by the Chlnaee government80.000 p ^ lfe health nurses, and The telegraph office w as-refus­ for lh# erection ef 1,000 tubcrcaloing U> accept weeeagee le all sis clinic*. Last jrakr, Mr. Bram said, *58|.l* was raised ta Sem­ polata fat China. inole County through tha sal# of seals. -Everyone," he concluded, " c a n t visit and cheer the aick Everyone c*ft> offer capar* advice Everyone enn** do everything he JACKSONVILLE. Nee* 9 - wanU to do I* help tha cause, but OrganUatien e f Ike Florida Sym­ every an* can buy Christmas aaal phony Orchestra, which w01 be the stamp*.” Visitors a t today’s luncheon b r first state symphony fat the south cluded H arry Dkkaon of Orisndo, end the second ta II der auspice# of Ihe Federal Music H. D. Harris of C ndkaU ,. N- Y, Project, will be started immediate James Law of Bloomfield, Ind ly, state WPA officials announced Fred Ruaaall of Boaton. Maaa Decision le fond n elate nrekas A- E. Clfat# W AlUmonU Spring*, t n followed n v h lt t® Florida .this and DenaM Lamaon ef Sanford* week o( Dr. NkkbUl SokeM f ef WnUttagton, Director of WPA z WPA Plans Federal Symphony Project for the rdl return fulcra- D r BokaMf early ta Ja n u a ry ' to d treat «*• bee reals of the a. also cootemplet# carta in* several irido* ta tha aU U . pOCALWRATHBR O ra orally fafa T taissj partion tmlgW , Sermon Announced By Walter Sheppard Bta n It Map Be committed" will 1* rahjata* of n aermra I r night h r th# Evan galtat Walter P. BWppard who U cn ducting revival servicre at IL# Banford Oaapal Tabarnacla, church officials nnnauncad today. Barrie** WfU ho conducted at tha church a t tha corner of Ninth Street and Laurel Arrau* every night this weak with the exception «# inturd* y. High School Boys 4 Sanford Youths I n itia te d Into Demolay Chapter Prince Bernhard Of Netherlands Hurt In Accident Local Dcmolays Arc (iuests Of Chapter At W i n t e r Park Crown Princess* Hus­ band Thrown From Car Hit By Truck AMSTERDAM. Nov. 8 * - < * ) The three local detarhmenta of National Uuards will meet for Prince Bernhard, husband of H p n r 1 1 t 111# vr f n l l r 1,i* 'r' 1 ,n' 0 ,h r Srm,nn'e Chapter their regular weekly drill ses­ Crown Princess Juliana of Tha n ear u lim y l a m of order of i>cM<.i.y m s Tti- sion* In the Haufold Armory to­ Netherlands, was thrown from Chsptrr Cnm-lnve in Winter Park night nl g:oo uYluck. his automobile today In a collision Friday niglil, It K. Kipp, sponsor of the (Tub, rv|S’rted todayTlta l-ealstailve ..................... of * lth .‘ h ,‘ yl|y*.Ud*". “ m l, lruth.' U. H- C'demgjt, local tnsnagac The Seminole- Chapter end-the the prmlnolo County Ch.iufaer d T * 1? , < > l^ P 'ta e . raw «rt of the Flnrida Power A l.ight John M. Cheney Chapter uf Or Comtn ert'o willii K-. ‘ suffered hesd tajurlea but court hold, ... C#.. was Ihe speaker today be­ Isn In were the guests of th* Win­ meeting of tha year lids after. . . . . offklals skid he wae believed to fore a group uf 35 high achnpl ter Tsrk Chapter throughout tht no..ri st 4:0(1 o’clock, trado body he not gravely hurt. boys In the first uf th* vucsllungl evening In which Kent Hosselter, ofUrial* niuioiinved today. guidance programs for this year Jr., Frank Woodruff, Doughc! AMSTERDAM. Nov. 8 9 . - W ) sponsored by the Sanford Rotary Gainer and Hugh l.rth er were in­ Violators of city Ordinances A royal sewing circle la working Club. • f itialed Into the Seminole Chapter am U tried before pity Judg. & r . i* “"little Declaring that the boys iheitlf The opening ceremonies of llu Frank l. Miller tu a aaaslon , of SocslilUk. decide early In life the vocations conclave were Conducted hy the ■ha Municipal Court f t th*lorati . j ' 1Crown JTbtcoa which they intend In pursue Tor Winter Park Chapter followed l.y Pull at* Htatlou thl. afternoon St f ^ *He couJdm WW the rest of their lives, Mr. t'ole- h rendering of the lull story ,|e t .i’u o'nluck. | it'd knft by herself »|ulte all Oto man. who wa» Introduced by J. grow hy the Orlando Chapter sn.l *_____ little girinrnls she wanted. Ho L Ingtey, rhaiim nn of the Hot* it,,. DcM ilsy degree by the Pent All elderly rouplit, H- II- Kllng- , f*w ,th ° !“ '.n frlen.** were called ary Club's Community Hcrvlee mole Chaptertatmlih, of UnlonvIHe. Mu and n' • n‘1 nrf,,l,'l‘ ,IMVO « • « fix1"* Committee. raid that oner n The Bemlnole Degree team Katherine It. Wllllsnis of LakerV~ *ln1C*i , , ,, vocation 1* decided u|H>n o boy composed of | , M. Telford, \Wiltci .Moni.m. were married by County. Th *. “ b>r ,,f Ju ,l“n“ her should thrn proceed to ta-nd c v Turner, Weller llnym-s, llrailon Judge It- W- W .re during -he ery effort In preparing himself Huntley, Donald loiinson, A. I„ weekend, records In the Judge’s wl" “ rriv'’ “lmul lhu ,ir»l °( the to the fullest extent for his Myers, Charles Meriwether, H I>. •dllce revealed .............. ruin*. , , l , r !" ,M’ h,'lr or ,'‘'i''e*s P « ’ chosen profession. sumpllve to the throne from Ilieksen, and llrnnlley Adorns "If you decided wlisl you wknt were commended liy the ulheir The Towns'-nd Club* of Heml- which firm Queen Wllhelmin* to do before you leave high chapters and visiting Masons for h<de County will hold • mass I " ,,w n,,M U'dlsnd. Juliana is the school," Mr. Coleman said, "and their |M-rfoimanre, Mr. Kipp sinli-d meeting in the City Hall Turx ! ,c —i'—— • • a«e* _____faevI then study ami work hard tor After the initiation a . turkey your main job lit life, yo ■ lived bnmiuct was sel-veil by t the tar fioldat>erry, representative have no fear of ihe futiirr or mother’s eiirlr of Ihe Winter Park from |hn Nallonsl Tuwiisend any concern ovrr being xblj to Chapter, headquarters In (’hlrsgn, will find a Job later on." Those attending the conrlave tt'callawei race Foart For his particular vocation, Mi. from Hanford in addition to llie Coleman said, four main charsc- degree tenm ond the candidates teristics are essential: I. one s r r r the sponsors, IS. K McKuy SLAVIA, Nov. 39—UP)_The 81 must have an aptitude for ma<lie-land It. E. Kipp Luke's Slovak Evangelical Lulhermatlcst 3. one must lie Interested J - ___ *n Church of Hlavia celebrate I the In engtaee.mg; 3. one must have ( J c | c r y c h twenty-fifth anniversary of IU NEW YORK, Nov. 39—147— a head for Imslnrts; 4. .nu must * <(rganis*l Ion on Thanksgiving First Gvraidu Maihadu, futm rr be scrupulously honest. Unban dictator, Imley last Ihe first Dsy. A special festival choral ser­ vice was held ta Ihe 81. Luke's I’u a.h Leonard L Mt loJtss will "f , w *lw rx tra- Slovak Lutheran Church at 10 srml bis High .School proleK.'sl<ltu"n Cub" ,,n murder and through a regular workout tlil*[cn| c l t s r g e s which grew o'clock with the psslnr of the con­ gregation, tha Reverand Stephen afternoon In preparing them f« ri,Mj! "^ , *le rt'v,dulh)n In M. Tuhy, officiating, Lm-al ere IPlinti tailed t« rlasslc ”uf the seaaon bn * " < * ••« w»» overthrown. ladHR | firemen l i r i l l l ’n •'w WCTfl 111!tb . lirac lr •« •fiiml I*-*'--’ After lh* prelude "Come, Thog United M ates (aiminlssluner Bouth Park Avenue near thu 'h r srhnlulu with Coscll Spiktfl Holy Spirit" played by tno organ­ Day'onn Ile s rh |f'* rrc<l C otter denied a motion intrracctkin of French Avenue,] M rL h ii^ rr’s III ist, Miss Olga Jakubcin, the wor­ about 7:t>u o'clock 1**1 nUhl I Iliiccamcrs in th at city Friday hy M"chado's aH orruys to dlsmUi shippers gave an Invocation of the application fnr extradition. where s ChevroW pick-up drlv-n rvenlng. the Holy Hpirll. Then tho choir The team emrrgrd from the The Commissioner basrd his denial sang the Thanksgiving Introlt, an* by Charles pslm rr had cauglii on grounds that "lhu Treaty pro­ tire at Ihe earburelor, Fir*- loeshurg game sfter making n n»uncing the theme for th* day. Chief Ma<k Cleveland reiairl>-<1 In-tter showing against llie Yellow vides that tha -pel It inning govern­ The congregation continued the ment (ta rxtradPinn rases) shall Jackets than did Daytona and a today. jubilee service with tha Kyrie, The fire appsrrentlr start'-*! close battle is expelled by both, ** *lven 60 day* after tha s r Great Gloria and other parts of jralgnment or Ihe defendant to from a spark caused by a broken coarhes the liturgical, choral service as tho The teams were to meet esrllee th " government* charge*', Slovak battery cable. Chief Cleveland l.at hr ran churches were in Ihe season but due to a heavy T*1 ” Commlslunar agreed to staled, adding that Ihe fire »«» accustomed to aiiqr since the lime rata and unpleasant weather c"n'° n™ ' • bearing tomorrow nl *non extinguished and llial very of Ihe Reformation. The speelsl little damage wag done to the illlion* Ihe game was postponed ‘h* hospital where Machado is , nvrlope gift offering was desig­ until Dec- 5. co,•,,,,r<, auto. nated for the church-building fundllonorary officers and pastori were appointed. Honorary pasture were: Tha Rrvrreml U A. Jsrosl, Cleveland; Die Reverend Joseph Charles Bells, student of Ihe Kolarik, Pittsburgh, Pa-, and lh* Th« Sanford Bowling League w. ftUriAfU 14 « in 1 vs 141 ! 1» University of Florida, who it Reverend John liajus, Granite City, spending a few days vacation a'. III- Honorary officers! Andrew continual its games last wrek in IU «i? Total!* Ihe home of his parents, i srsp.il Duda S r, president; Michael Mikbefore an wnlhusiastk group of T »:t«l \n a * a ■ t « i » i Serious Injury ta an an'otnobii* ter Sr., secretary; Joseph Mlkter followcre, while an annotmer- u. Tharp* Mi UT Its bit Mix 1*3 tt*« UL atcldrnl on lha Orlandp Highway •Sr, treasurer; Paul Luka* 8r., fi­ I>r Krotl msnt was made Saturday by II- 11 lt« IU i n Wednesday night, according In re nancial secretary; and Georgs . H. I'uft# B. pop* that ll was particularly f . Jpn+m iu in 411 ports received today. the young people. IIS 144 411 141 J. l i t Iwltf ■ Important for all msanber* d Mr Ilrtta was an route to Orlsti Martin Rlanko aa toastmaitpr *l> m I I I t i l l do and put on hla brakes whan he Jakubcin R r, teacher and leader of the different teams lo , be u.i Tetsla 1 tlth Tburadsr hand for this weak'* ’games. carno upon a slow movinr auto called upon all op th* honorary offi­ TLX «■ an. S The- results of tha games for I > « Taint U, i l l IXS XII which he could not pass because of cers who ta turn traced th* history the week ending Nov. 87. aq w-'l ll- Itx IXI 4is a truck jo’nhig from Uh op|o»ilr and development of the Hlavia conas for lha prtvrm r wrek ' Sic a • run lit in h » txs dirirtion. gregalioa, Mr* Juliana Slanko c. IX Wlwran >!• til itx su follows I six in ixi xtt The pavement being wet, the spoke oa behalf of the "Martha" IL lla lla r Wash sadlag Nov. 111). UIJ. T outs MT TM Tf( t i l l aulo la-gun to skid when Ihe brakes Ladles' AM Society of tha church! W i i o g i i Hw. trih. ware sppliad. It turaad completely Ferdinand Duda represented tha T t:iN SO. « n u u so . i • a a Total l I T atsl rwbb * »»* i»* re* xrs around and cam# to a halt upside Slovak Luther League Society ol J th* congregation, and Miss Anna Tr t-.t tit i n txs down. tf l l i t SIX W. Ludwig ll« i l l 1U i l l •h 1 st 111 i n Uf Mr- Batts sustained only minor MIklar represented lb* Sunday W . W alls ISC 1X1 Itx XSI ■ta itx h i i n ix t reboot. De. Hay t i l l i t 111 i l l (V tn tlsu a s on r a g * F a u c i . bruise* in Um accident Four Sanford youths were In- Byjff. H. Coleman ... .. i... «... Church In Slavia C elebrates Its 2 5 t h Anniversary First Round Iaost By Gerurdo Machado K <1 Prepare For Daytona Game Fire Extinguished On Pick-Up Truck diaries Bells Hax Results Of Games For Two Weeks Are Announced By Bowling League No Injury In Acddcnl a it.re r J K y ... jgfi&i Plans Conference To A d j u s t Costs To Consumers’ Means WASHINGTON, Nov. 29. — ( A P ) — Prcaitient R o o s e v e lt ^ ^ t o e 'S l ^ f o V t o e £ courniio ....... billions o f d- o-lln rs w o rth o f now houninR co u n tru ctio n in th e n c x l fiv e yeitra. In n m casnjre to th o special itm io n com pleled b efo re left for hi* Florida fishing trip, th* President akoerted, "the long continued tag ta building Is n dreg on all Industry and trede" end was "one of the prTncIpat lessons why grnrrel huilnes* had failed to forge ahead" In W cant months. Declaring • that Increases tn hourly wag* rates and materiel coat* had been -too rapid and too ■ great for the consumer t » beer" and had checked production and buying ta other Industries, he said ha would confer with reptaecntatlvri of Industry, labor, and finance In tn effort to adjust *uch,.rost* to xom um tri' m eans,. . He proposed eight change* ta tha National Housing Art of 1934 to make possible through federal Insurance of low-interest mot*- . gsges privet* financing of largo number* of housing units. Roy. & ^Junes Is Named Chairman *t / ! -i * i ^ Roy S. Byrnes. Sanford grow­ er. was reelected chairman of Ihe Sanford Committee of th# Seminole County Soil Conterva* linn Association ut a inerting of Hanford growers In tho Court House this morning, uccordlnC to County Agent c. R. Dawson. E. J. Meyer was elected• tlcnrhalrman and I.™ llutner named a tnember of the runtmlttee, tho County Agent stat­ ed, adding Dial mrellnj;* for tho purposn of elertliig officers In other two communities of th* County was held this utlemooa s t XiOO.’o'ctack tor the lemgwood area, Tho jmmtnlllea of tho various romtnunltles Is rottipoaetl ot three tnembera who have par* tlt-lpaleil In the Hull Conserva­ tion program during the part year and it Is their duly t oad" minister Iba program during thocomlng year, Mr. Dawson atatiat. The Betnlimlo County Holt Conservation Association la rotnposed ot tha mnmher* <>( thu threa community conimlDrea, Dr. H. D. Smith I h Back After Operation Dr. II. D. Smith returned to his office today aftrr an ulisenre ot several weeks during which liu underwent a major operation at the Tempi* University Hospital. Ehrouta to Sanford from lb* hospital Dr. Smith visited hts father, H. A. Smith and sen Rhett ta Alabama and also via" Red hla daughter who is a t­ tending the Florida State Coll (gw for Women ta Tallahassee, ..*1 �that tome lotterfaa «tU £ n g e d i t e d b A (though somewhat more surreptitiously and not on aeatfy *o grandiose a acate) in aplta of the work of the grand jury AM the law enforcement official* tn trying to fcrwfr up thla racket. The cttiUttuanbe of "Cuba" under the dr* lumatancaa and the wiHfngnee* of certain people to lfcw tfcktta deeplte the vigilance of police, only nerves to onttrdtt the dUTfcultleg which oar officials etwe when they' honestly try to enforce the law. Might be helpfut to them if the pabllc coal 'PAT, WQVEMBKH »■ I W >< ALONE **CAN A N IW in ' ' i MS Stapi Slid watch the Udo run out; J; T hat twill eouia beck, t *ar to J 4s not know—«nd jrit 1 6*. '* At av u ild a I »»* th* d*y . , V at n'*W on *u*rd and *o away; \lVUl movalna coma, lha mist* ■> . tV, wt»T li Oftfrator of tn i racket. The taw ssys, “It tfetf t* mkt tot Any persons , . . .to have in hia, thetr, of It* AWe any M fo tf 'ticket, or evidence of any *h*rS or ih any lottery ticket, or In any lottery t humb of b . . - JUiij rfcAattop of thia aectlon shall be a ftbay, ihaU be punished hy a fine of not leu than ftve hmtdollara, nor more than five thousand doltarp, or by ■brnneht In the State penftentlary for not leu than fbhfvibr mote than ten ytaty." Nib Herald la also advised that In the reeept taM* l l s l a l f p o l i c e Certain Kata of “*taftfea£4hifra^ betta m M and may be the bail* for fettbi r AUNH A giand July or in the subpoenslng of , f r f f im n b y in ti* totam chfr* lottery trhla. M , eohmKttte.M Hne of eoM of ftinfordt idbet tnuLif fcf iliiiht a a% priTions wno l ^ .t W - i-ts* i^ b A W meny iy iiMMuiM, we nr6W if wwtMM rraaaed to be catted Into court and WetoUflbl ns A is who helped to make the lottery mefcbt pbailhlb tn nrora. "Yea. I know,” u ld Haigs. -Somehaw, I d a f “Om m , co m . diet's J u t « no" lion,*' protested Sant*. But MrsSeat* m i d see be w*s a lltUb puttied end worried by the new doll. WsH tin | N Im i tW dreadful pot lew Helen did yet. PERSONALENGRAVED GREETING CARDS < COLEMAN’S LONGWOOD A delightful Thunksglvtng Day cekkraUoa wm enjoysd by s«V' «nty guests at Library Hall dor* rhara is so disposition on th e p a r t of thb public of- i to emharraaa anyone noodle*air, b a t U ia certainly he part of good eoounon sense to place onf* self in ioaltlon where he might have,to be .called Ih as a witor perhapa bp proeecuted himself for a violation of aw. It would 'bd much bettei* judgment to co-operate th* omcuik .n fiti3 ^ K > h h u b p iP th u rtdtet:-VT W E R T -T h e J AcddenW. J do «*l b»#«-*and r»t 1 do. Did you know that jfbur own homo ia one of Lhb moat dangerous place* in the worldt According to T)r. W. A. McPhaut, State HdkUh, offlehr, ^ftatV^Uo*r«n ■ brighter Hfc <*t £• ' *k'«bT there sip more accidents occurring In homes than “In ih* la dsith th* rat* "■ that ( leads fluatry or any other accident producing unit" •'thereto • Accidents la the home, which should/ be e piece of J d° not know—and yat I do. —Aeibor unkaown. safety and refuge from the'dangers of the world, last year eoat the people of this country no leas than $2,000,* O f svaeUi” Internal la petieloo' 000 a day in medical and hospital bills. ers, aapMlaNy Um m who raaaive Hoee are a few M onla" which Dr. McPbaul baa pre­ SH a r e p m U e s , sbaeld b* th« pared for the purpose of seriating the public In the reduc­ tion of home accident* which he aaya, '‘don’t ju it happen, they ari'eauuM"': / , . ' „ 1. Don’t scatter loose ruga about the floor, ndf ; allow ■’j> r* ' ’j « a Ih* loved oh*a drooo BUSDOS8 MAN’S LUNCH We are happy to announce the addition to our staff of Mr. Carl­ ton Mercer who 1s a factory trained lubrication expert 8ERVT t i i - eat* tags early la Dk em­ b er luiteail of waiting ualll -atl/ r Jeauery 1st as they Mauri* "ly a, W* Vftow that tkaee wbq aen affo rd 'to da *a wUl be glad \- t# kohw ta tha raecua a< *be . ach& IT flfber* who ara the* ha* hlg made the victim* of pditlcal tsSrigwa. And even thoae who , find tkemeelvae at tha nsemaot Short of cash ebould remember th a t (be Ucaniae co»t no mere Id December than In January. dlili o. Don’t airoMn aM:tetA Uj^hk. & Don't leave o«AffyepW ja unguai 7. Don’t wander In"file datfl 0. , Don't amoks, la bed. 0, Don’t aid the efcclric wringer or c Observance of these can Holts should aurpnee of uninterrupted work 'and enjo; hours in the home, Dr. McPhaul thinks. Here’s the way someone haa summed up the business merry-go-round t • x• ' - ---------- ’ • < When someone stops advertising, someone stops buy­ The f u e l it glat la overthrow * ! th e government of France hy ingWhen someone stops buying, spmeone stops selling. force of arma looks vary mueh When notneonu stops sidling, someone stops maldng. like another gpaelah revolution nipped In the bud. The people When someone stops making, someone stops earning. of Vranee, regardleea of b * rtr When someone stops earning, everybody stops buying. mffuinilen., m wall aa friend* of ■France throughout tha whale —St. Augustine Record. world, can wall thank haaven that aaerrt potlea auceaodad tn .tmeoveriag this rerolailouary ' aehecio before the machine BUM, • arUIhry thalU and'* airplane bomb* of fiercely fighting fee* '■ tlen, could tjo ta Parle, Mar* sellte, and Dardaaua, what they 1bare already dona ta Madrid. Burg**, and Bllbae. ^ WASHINGTON DAYBOOK By PRBStUN GROWS ha uead such soft words M ware rnntalnad In tha m , u a e to pareuada buslnasa to coma for­ ward now and pull lha coualrf back from the brink uf Mother i y lu e ..— ■■ _ - BprraUry of Slat* , Htill eeTli deprvsalon- It ws.s those words which «** etted *nmq Of bl> i*b(A-«lnded -fullowur* In irinfre** t» fear be would sarrlftre oVertnocb of labor’s gains t« get fhe wheals of baslneta rolling. fa*thn. orMs’e cement ‘law ' a ‘ tha gqvemlnantb trade pal■; lelej *and a federal court laauoa . «D i- Injunction reatralnkig tha an* ; fo m m m t of tha Uw. if i w l V A law, which Impoeee what U n.aaU ad A ineperilon fee a* ea* '• asset hruught Into tha etalh from V foreign coun tries, but what 1* la reality a tariff (prohlhkad ta ; i th# tU tea fay the Casutltatton), Ware allowed ta etaad, tha »<*t« ■■ of Kow Jereey could Impoea a lU lller embargo cm laipofU or ^ Mlery from Florida] aa could New York, Michigan, end other £ 'riatea. i... C Tha now session. will haar a thoroush going dehalo over th* way the elate department bee played Its band tn the. Cblnev*Jspanes* ronM ct Senator Nya blew ip from the steppe* of North Dakota Imping someone would introduce a resolution da-riartn* that a stale of war aalat* *d between Japan and Chfcm. «o f*r,t tb«> Preeloent hoe refuted A d* D A Wttb tk* renult that th* nmtralUy act hap ’ n*»*r h**n p*» tate ajHast, 1 BSnator Ny*. believe* the Fgfridant ha# boon frightfully Is n*w enjoyed only by lila r, In krwV answer l* that Industrial grdUpa already ha«*. or rrncUs*. aU tha pri»U*g*e gmntad labor In IS* Wagner net nod that l atrtrian la glvn assployer* aguri STATION swriea suitor u a g v u i 'K It A 'jilh iiih i;'.) r f n H m -.‘Jm -jvi e'/ Atihuto. vadw jwv w.*.‘ ^ it ;4 -v.v.^tthtrtiir m . ‘t‘»WV.tr4-,Uil.-e \jaAroVl'»flT*rnV.:- ir+S*). m w •»-if.. N o t i c e th e (rare rette p a p e r.. .node Chesterfield is like e v e r y o n e r o u a 4 , fir m s a d w e f lfille d . . { N otice w hen you amok* one han* C h e e to rltid e a re a rilAsr an d how difflvent th e y taste. T h a t's duo to fbo oarcfal w ay C kM hrftold tdbooo o o o r s a le d aod b«(m<tod. ; and+tr* �Social Calendar T U M ttlT W M W ..T ta of U# nn o unetntj MISS BETTY WHEELE8S HARRIED TO JAMES ARTHUR BOYD, JR. t)na of i |m outstanding crania of iW social nm od w*a tba wadding of Mb* Dc'tjr Wheal***. dangWer of Mr. n»d Mr*. W. f . W b n lm , ana • J u k i Arthur Boyd, Jr. af Leesburg ycsler-dap kftompan at 4:00 o'clock at the r i n d f t f t U Ckaixh. Tht Her. W. P. Brook*. J r. and lb* Rak. b . ( f . Montgomery df U d b u iy freiformod the ceremony. Tba choir tall of like chunk Ora* covered wRh asparagus ptamoaa farn which formed a lovely background fa r arrangement* of •mail chrysanthemum* in varied color* M White taper* burning In a tall graduated candelabra dn thn altar. At iaterrala a boot the taffvta made prioress alyl* wBb large p n (M i b n i i . 8h* « « • a hood d oM r - U velvet floworo « h * * | th* Mmk of hbr triad awl csuilad an aoraa bouquet of broat* tto p u tta n m with brtmx* ribbon. The lo Maamnid i p « i u vara styled an prinraaa line* with full i l t n w . Mika Tamar wot* IrU aacwcata taffeta, Mlaa Sharon roaa petal tomcat* taffeta and Mtaa MWV*on peacock blue eeracc<a taffeta. Each worn a head hand of Bowen In matching enl* <r* pnd carried old faehlJrtd nnee caym of tiny ehryeanlhetnuma tied with aatm rtbban Mr*. Wheel***. mother of the to cordially invited la %tt«nd. WSONUOAV C M * N a M d r TIW* of . the Ft rat IfethodtM Cbhreh will t o n chart* of the evewigg ’■drria* at T:10 o'clock. The regular k l n tRt mooting of THUR8DAY -The regular meeting of Seminole Chapter Number Two Order *f Ebitern s ta r will bo held a i the ’Masonic Hall at tiSO o'clock far the election of officer*. The South Side F T- A. will bold their board meeth»c *t f:#0 o'clock and their regular mentbiy meet in* at 3:00 o'clock. Girl Scout* make reservations for Court of Award* lu Or undo by mllhtg ltt*W . (he bride, aarrad a* matron of honor. Mia* Xathlekn, Laney, Mis* Jana Sharon and Mis* Elea­ nor Hickson were' bridesmaid*. The groom had an hi* attend' a h u hi* brother, Rroratt Boyd af Lea*bore a* best man sad Gaoqt* Miller of Ltadrarg. John Warren of Dunnellon and Cherls* Halt* a* troamaenan. - • n ,,i, The attractive bride, won Cowned in white bridal u tln nnnf# . on p r f f tp f lines w ith-a) »hort train. The bodice of the area* was sheered and the elevvea were fitted. She wore ae her only ornament a airing of peart*. A abort bride'* Illusion veil fall from a plaited imtin tlarra, Bhe carried a shower bouquet of while I Boyd Furniture and Hardware honor, S orf In Lee*bore «h«r.< ike courrscetR P * WiU make tbalr home. \ FO lPA Ifi *1 !' Thr-F*ri Melton Cbiptet of the Soni. end Daughter* of .the (Titfli* P R oanttar Wed | ti E e tso n als #M is8 Catherine King Weds William Harvey s M T s ia m u z. Mb* Catherine King, dabghtot son• Robert of Mr and Mr.. BolaiM .U *g, and Jon were tbe.jnss^ti "William Lea Harvey, J r* son «I of Mrs- Ayer* par Mr. and Mr*. W, V Hawfcy * a rf l i n t R- L. Garrison married Friday evening a t liOi o'clock at the Bt. Barn*bee Church Mr. and Mrs . Harry Hesrcn, in Be Land. - The Rev- Harry ' L. Mr. and Mr*- M. U L ong and Mr. Taylor, pastor of tbs ctrareb, per* Vanvorat of New York spent formed tb* caramhnyThanksgiving day .in Tamp* and The bride attended Seminole fit. Petersburg• High Reboot. Mr. Harvey b con­ nected with lb* RKs Theatre. Mia* France* Relts left yes­ They are at hem* to their friends terday Ior Fairmont. V*. where at 1311 1*3 Palmetto Avenue. bar marriage to B. O. Hughe* will take place on December *, NOTICE Rha was accompanied by bar Mr*. L. L pros lor announced to­ fatbar, W. H. Rail*. day that the expects a good attan. dsne* at the meeting Of tbo South Sid* P. T. A- which will be h#M Mr*. A- tell *nd Thursday. The ‘Board meeting will of Brunswick, U s, b* at t.-M o’clock sod thd regular monthly meeting will be a t IKK) o'clock. - RIIZ THEATRE BtlaataOi ’Ro*##et*r, r# AI* frad Maurer, aon of Mr. aad Mrs. Jehn Maurer, of Warren, Fa- ad from W nrrta High School hi 1933. She entered tba Warren State designed advantage*. For them, ord offer* two new can for 1938 llulpfeal School of Nomine, being a new I)e I.uie line. —the Standard Ford V-B and the graduated In 193S, after studying De Lute Ford V-fl. They are different Tlie Do Lute Ford V-8 Sedans are two year* in Ware -it and one year In the PhlUdalpMi General Hos­ longer with more room, larger luggage in appearance — but built to the same pital. At present she bat a purlepacw„ and finer appointments. De high standard of mechanical excel­ t iun on tba *«aft of lh • Strong Luxe r a n a n equipped with the BSlence — on the tame chassis. Mrmorial Hospital of the llnlvrr. slty of Roebeater, Rochester. N Y. horsepower engine only. Because people liked our 1937 ear Mr. M atror, a graduate of the The Standard Is even lower priced *0 well, they liought wince than of any W u tw Hick School in IVS3, rethan the De Lute, It has graceful other make. They liked It* look*, it* reived hte Bachelor of Retrace de­ new line* and well-tailored interior*. cree hi mechenleal endneerinit smooth, economical performance, and from tbe University of Rochester, It gives you again a choice of V-R way ft handled. We have Im­ Taylor Instrument II (Chester, N. Y, He Is the a member engine site* — B5 horsepower or 60 Rochester. proved on that ear in tbe newly of the Pel Upsilnn fraternity end horsepower. Ford V-8. Is at preaeat employedatyled by Standard the On* or lb* few waaUrn oooir companies at Before Ford made V-lypoll-cy Under But soma folks wanted still more trie* where men live longer *b>n engines available to every one, they also aad styla, with tbe same Ford Albert Fitte *Marialn«l with a party at hU home in Mayfair F ri­ day ntyht. Donclag was rtijayed throughout tb* ovanln^ to the music of Olena Gray and Bessay Qobdmaa. ~ j w ar* STANDARD VOID V- I , . . I ll' irheafbaee; IS or M kp, cHftn*; Improved f s i p J r t l t s Softly Uroktti IhovJdeih or M oktlr uptudtlrrj, Slohair M ira la "MT; (h e mil lifki, Moo n o sir or; f s t e le n iij J body types; J colon. November M la York,’ Pa Mie* Resectter, e u graduated Albert Fltta Gives Party At His Home Rafrvahm ent* D l LUXI 9 0 1 9 V- ■ . . . lit* wheel****; SSAp, engtoe/ Im p e n d f n r i a l t a Safely Brahes; Uokolr e r llrooddaik u p M u e r ji Twin hems, rail iifkit, m m eieerij Clockt 6J K 'liras, icAira d ds mailt ere a*Sru; 3 hedy 17pcii t colon. F w rm ised only in expensive-ram. Since then, four mil linn Ford nwncm have Irarneil the genuine rpjoymrnl ul driv­ ing an cig h t-cy lln d sr car with a llaround economy. The thrifty "60" engine, esj>et lolly, m ales poasilde In Standard model* a very low first cost and equally low ojierntlng cost. BOTH LINES LOW PHICED With Iwo disllnri dmlgns, two engine si sat aad two prire rangrs, you’ll find a 1938 Ford car In fit your need* rtartly. Whichever one ynuchnoor you get the tamo proved Ford features. YOUR WIFE fl»*Nda A Lot Of Tftaa In Her Kitchen A WAL-RADI0 Would Mska A Prneikn] M tton Gift TO OUR MANY FRIENDS IN SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY served to ; tb* follow lag t tba Mlates Lacy RottmOUt, Cecelia Truluck. Mary Hlgrias, Dorothy W Vrtim. Bits' atoth Laffler, and BtRy Zachary, John HiaUrmistsr, Janus Brad ford, Braxton Huntley, Valto Dry BAUER RADIO SERVICE "Aah Year NridhhwT 405 W. W . PM«to* SI a Delicious WE INVITE YOU TO 109 N OUR SHOW ROOM TO VIEW PALMETTO . Home-Cooked Meal INCLUDING BOTH THE STANDARD and DELUXE v �I <y- XiV: Bmt S r T ry on. Frsd H , ot «w to WalUT ft.. L. 0*o par. W s t t l m on BVd. U fa In.urane* a C*. to Mr*. Lota 0 . Wight. - Psareoa, John P. A Co- Inc. to g i ; ' ' Walter U Cooper (tiled IV llM f w i t epeaker. nora H . Hodge*. Mertgagr* Jon**, I. U to 0. 0 Rummer. 3 Wight, Hal A Lola 0 . to Jc lf.rV eon flt’d. Uf* Ini. Ci. Hal la f*f lion of Morfgag** •; O v an tn e t Land Co. to William ffir’. E. Taylor. * Ball*fiction of Jodgmrnt ■ Midland Raconsiruction Corp. A** .-V algnao to 0 . 0. Wolcott, et *1. Bala C ontract ' The Warren Co., Inr. to Cal- Con Unwed From Fee* Oh* h o u n ‘* Ca»h G rocery. Bernhard Of Netherlands Hurt In Accident Csntloued From F**o On* - present h«lr apparent; Ha* no ; brother* or slctcra. vt A alorh could hardly find » nicer place to alight than BoostdUk. It lias In a magnificent park, shaltcred by fragrant fir ' traos, bulwarked by broad and • l awagplng lawn*. I t la Ju*t • ball caatlf ho looked at the bmk.-. The aaalatant gardener’* nanr* waa down for I t guilder* * aw k. Within th* hoar the official rrsponslbl* for tba unpaid differ­ ence we* fired. A* a matter of fact,, th r •om* folk about Urn court who complained, to Wilhelm In* that tlme-bonorode roulln* was being npaok Th* Queen Ju«t smiled and **ldi "Flaaa* do thwo-thing* a* the Prince want# thorn done." . . R e ferrin g to a B ritish nro to at In .T o k y o h e said Ja p a n hud cmphaalto d th a t Hue c o n tid tra tlo n alw aya would be glean la the claim* a g a in st C hinese e u s 'e m i reventM by various p o w e r., w hich h a r* accepted th e custom * »*»*nu* aa collateral f o j lo am . T okyo re p o rte d ,^ h o w e re r, >bo* B ritish A m bassador R . L C ralglo accom panied U n ited Blotch A m bassador j , 0 . C r e w eft h'-a ria l! lo th e Ja p a n ea e fo reig n o f­ fice lo m ake th e toew i*prea*n* fallen*. GENEVA Th Genera Horn* Demonstration Club held an all day meeting at lb* community Hall Tuesday. U n J. T. McLain J r waa In charge of tb# damoastraUona for the day. T b* flra t Wins Blind Bogey Tourney P h il 0 ra » b o ff won flra t prl»* a t n blind bogey to u rn am en t a t tb a Hanford C ountry Club S a t­ urday apd S unday, according lo A. C. ro rA m an a g er Of tb a Cl*b. F re d Holly and L. F . Boylo UC« (far aaoond place In tb a to u rn am en t w hile thro*, B. F . Hou (holder* A. 0 . MeHaynold* and H enry B o rtla ld c, Hod for th ird ptoo*. T h o se playing th # coara* d u r­ in g th * peat w a a t w o re: T. M ichel I o f.H r U n d p ._ J . U B. J . ToU. H . W . Ituckar. B . C k Moor*. B- B . R a n d a ll, Jr* B . 8 ! M cCall, L. F . B oyle, A . t t Me R ey n o ld s, O o o rfe T h u ralon . W l A. F lem in g , H en ry W o lw n . Fred dem ea* t r e t Io n -■w ae a flmnlnol* County fruit cake, mad* ( r m pr***nr*d fruirn grows h- h i r .u r a i r s • jtifw s » I l i a a«U sc f » l r 1 ih. >•*•? * • „ Or th# ■**»• to g eth e r om itted > K a sh e ra s* # I >•*}•• O ff If or* for tb # com in g f w w ill Jm elected *1 th # r* » « U r m onthly m eetin g o f tb # W ood ­ m e n * Ctrcl* In Ik* A m erican Legion Hut W ed n esd a y n ig h t at T :lo o ’clock. C lr d * official* ■tatod lod ar o rg ln g a ll m sm t a r s Bhanghel office* of the Chinese maritime customs.’ A Japaneae emta«»y epokheman aaid Japan reeerrfd fbo right to control lha cuttomr m H lghnaea.” RM M1). Meater*# Deal principle and that measure# to FS "And la that onough.’* maka affectlrr Ihl* control, with­ to b* p rf« fn l. X Spencer, 0. W.. flpoc.il Ma.ter “ O h, yea, thank yon, your out working a hardehlp on any to Prank F» llolmrr. H lg h n iia " of the Intervdfd foreign power*, Qall Claim Deed# The prince walked on, thinking Phil Grashoff Hardy, Lewie W., at ux to La* hard. When ho got back to th- were proceeding smoothly. L Circuit Ceeirtt Baaiinel* C a e e ir. rie rid ia NEWS BRIEFS Again Against Japs’ P o lic y Court Records II U of C hattanooga, Twnn., a L. Clem, l l t r r y B radbam , Jack H o m * r. Boy Bjrme*. J r . R * r m ond LnndqnUf. Jo h n L o 0 1 g , Jo h n H erbal, 0 . B W orkm an. Henry Z urlleld*. R, F. HPU* holder. K erlyle llo u e h o ld a r,’<.8. D. iiis h lrrm a n . O tto Caldwell. Dr. D. BcoH. R Com pton. Mr*. K. C om pton, M r». B or Hymc* and M ile N ancy W hile. a. s h a rp eye* of B om bard. *ha L lppo-B lcalcrfeld prin celin g who f m a rrie d J u lia n s last J a n u a ry 7, _ ,’b h r* m o d tm lw d th * p a la ce , It»*lf, ‘ i A lread y Ju lia n a h a s aalectgd after which M n. Gladys Kendall, ’ tw o n u n * * from th o s ta f f o f ib* Horn* Damoaatratlon Agent, *g. !s:“ mr r?n.*«ra isss-tt i ^ r t S d llV ta T? M ilM la C ssst l , Florida, te w ltt " NWU <L**e A lso ah* h a d laid down th* tew ; a* to ju s t w h at kind pf Hill* gar* ■\ m en la ah* w an I* from b t r saw ­ in g circle. N o public g ift* for it th * baby will b* arcaptad. w j .T h a t te s t ukaea -didn’t . d a u n t - N c tb rrle n d a' hotiMwlTag, T hey - - hf*. i sow ing * s a d - k n ittin g | u e i M -■'r h a rd , »■ J u lia n a ’* abate, b u t 't b * g ift* will g* lo*;needy 1ch lU rad t a n bt th a . aam o m o n th ' a * ' tb* a itlia n q f.i4 o g * ld l)* k .i4 'iu , AVP* fro m e rw ln g , J u lia n a he* a* “■ i n n . hi ( wp, hi I** •* No |« « I o f J « ir 4. HIT covering MW'l o f NKM A BRM o f K4VI4 Be*. ». Twp. i t n . iy. No. 17)1 o f An*. I. t i l l covering A ll It «t o f NR *f g>e I. fwiK 11 II I I * of No t i l l of to t* 4. t» 4t covering A ll NPJ<4 o f N R «4 K of R r Fee. A Twp. II It II No t i l l n f J biv 4, HIT coverto* BK1, of NR <4 A N 't . o f BRI4 Bee. A Twp. t l TV II No III* nr Ju lv *. i « | | m vorlBF NTVte o f NR n fLoe# 4A Bq Ip NW ao rl A N R of NR nr NK R 4*«. A Two. i i n. i i . Na. 1-4 o f III* o f f a i r A HIT coverin g IW H o f N B R Bee. I. Twp. II Jt ' l l , No I 4«f of . Jul y 4. HIT Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch w ? » # fo , m r ,V2o4 **d M al lbl* t b . III* . 4 . , of 5®7»S b KOON.T' C lara of C lroall OooM. Hamtaoi* C oantr. n o rtd o . (■■At.) s -. H it ip O N .O U A R A N T I I D for m l* at *•■■*•! *44 Court lie u * o u icrr to «** c s s * at l»* HIT a l H < U If., la* cor. i* B tsl* t»- C lara of Clreull Caurl. Bvnilaal* C a a a tr. Florid* inter) no . , ,» a i iu U ;o i J * h * 7 Mthhl* « If. l.irttrUiiit* T«tete p ro p rtete gift*, lllll H ard w are DISH R8—decor* tad s e t., »1W> hnd up. G laeboke, Case*rot** etc. fo r ta k in g and e a rrin g , 77* four e n d up. Hill H ard w are Co, Hill t —Loat g F o u n d ______ WANTED!—Will pay 115.00 c»*h L M T —DOUBLE ta rrel shotgun fo r -good' need circ u la tin g near Lak* Mary. Clalbough h e ater. Bog 71, B anford H erald -, ’ make. 110.00 Reward. C. F. WANTED--M0 ta y E te 'fo P V lo c F ord,'L ake Mary. apple*-- Wo handle anything LOUTi Spotted plg.~Weigh* about from mm package to carload*. Bo* w l F irst at. A Railroad A m 100 Ita. Phono 7>1-W| F um tebod tSSir' i-i W I * 'S s * A d “ Wn» a p artm sai ,:,jCr *- -.I, tw. **r v n sK tO s*-C l*r* wf C ircuit Court. M m luoio CouBtr Florida. (BEAU iPthtraieilo1 a«*I#rd h e i f t r >aa- r Doamotxr lhate 4M4W * * * * * » k.<<Hi o f th * «t*t* «*• OLD AND FA D ED - ins Boot!-Carraway, lac. GIRL TO work In.offls*. No taok-kewpiag or typing. Apply No- IT MeLandor Arcade Tugedsy AB.-40 t* liSO. U t Ur M Tr* A M S f e S n l a ,1938 n o HUB. BlCYCLB, In QaU at BBB E. Bad M. fkem 777, ______ HOLE P p i HOFMANN McKEE AUTO 2 YEAR TEXAS ROSE BUSHES 25c EACH HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO, IDIALBRI “ B u rp ee’s S eed s G ro w " 100 W. 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RADIO Electric Service To- accorgopco w ith tb* - arovlafooi . of ‘ Chop4*r H I#*. Art* of HIT and a Poo w ftll»B ‘ ra q a w t of BBTHBR I T HARR1& Adml a. lor tha R a id a - of A na* T. Woodhurw, Dotfd. I f l i t o fto r for oat* a l r wh­ ile e aio ry t# t a r a igS M t aiddPT for caah *4 lha C ourt llonea *ntreaoa in a o nford an lha lllh . Car of D*c*mb»r l i l t , a t It ocloch A. M. t*« o artlfleelja. b*ld b r tha Btat* tn g o th a r w ith all omltt*d apd eubaeeuoat lavl*4 U*a» Including .ta sa a lavlad for th* ro a r HIT., o* *na follow ing do*rrlb*d land* In gamlnol* C nootr. Florid*, lowII; No. I l l Sol* of A ag m l l. H l l cwvsrlng ■ I ft. nf t**l T A All Lot I Bloch I Tl*r A Sanford. . •. t No, 141 Kola of A oanil 1th. H M In M o rlp g R « ' n f Idil* t A -W M sch H T ie r 4. iunf»rA> W tlnJ** :tn r .HoadT o n d . *c*l Thl* th e n o e a r i l Nwvamear i t n . ..... .. !»■ F JIM ERIWNIN. .* -ClaCh n f C lrthi 1 1Court, k a m h ia l* 'O n m ir. Florida fWBAL) *!' •HWlWI m n n . m . . j » A ..oh. . j n .v n> l. i i g e w r a o r i» T g ’ o n * A i t " F. ,A . (tU * U n « H I.IN I will orf#r for. onl# .*1 iwitelo o u ia rr t e l , h * hlcbvol bicaoi, for c*»li *1 teho C o u rt,H a s t* *nlr*naa )■ Sontfrd on Th* m b Car of Itvcambvr thH A D : .y .r H l l nt I t o’a looh. A. M, tee* cvriiflcolai livid b r l n t Plot* Jo NOTICE 3 k ■A ldi OF U I g v lh tr with o i l . *vnln*d and aub* 4-MMTirlCATElK, . natiaabl Ivvlod ,»»»** . Iprluding In nenurilnnc* w ith Ih* prnta ia * Ivvlvd fa r th* poor H i t ,, a * vlvlonn of Ctinpler H IM , Aela « t th* follow ing dtocripva |* n d t In HIT nml upon w ritten request of Hamlnolo C ounlr. Florid*, tow lli J. J. CATICM I w ill o ffer for eala Becllen |, Tnwnehlg 41-4** of No. l i t " f Aug. *t public uulr.rr In lb * ' high**! Ih. N ang* i t Boat, I. 1111. encoring! W H •* hldSer for cash a l Ih* Court e m y hand and veal ihl* NWH of BRIt o f gWM. BvcItousa entrnnr* In hoofer# on lha . day of November. HIT. lio n II. Tow nship H Mouth H lh ., d a r of n**em bar HIT At, O P. HERNDON.' Hongo II K. II o'clock A. K la* certltlcalaa C lara of c tra n lt Court. M l of Aug. T. n i l . cover­ hold by lb* Mlelo togatbvr w ith hemlUnl* Cannty. F ieri#»_ ing; Lot* * A T Mlh II T ier I *11 (m ille d and vuhnaqueni levied nf Monford. . tn ie a Including tsa ee levied for W llneeo m y hand *ad seal Ihlr tb* re a r HIT, an lha follow ing Aqgerlbed lei.de In Meml note ConnU . » « h . M l *f N .v .m b ..[ m t . c le rk of Clreull OourL heimnole C uunlr. Florid*. eiivorliig Lola 1 A I Dloch 1 H i t end Upon w rllie n raqneal e l T ier I. ho n ford. (BKAL) ____________• ■ ARTHUR JACOtlMON 1 w ill offer No. 11* tu t* or Aaguel let. for ante n t puhlla an I e rr In Ih* ' n o n c e ' o r ia w of ta * I l l l covering N. I I I I *f U l Mghedl i bidder -f** enah nt Ih* |-KMTtFICATB« ■ niaah I*. T ier I. Bmnford. CowrC flSiune Owernnaa m hnnfacd In ***ord*n#e w ith »b* » • * No. I H Mole a f Angnel l e t on Ih* ‘ lllA .- d a y - • Of Dooamhar vision* o f C hapter U t i l . Act* of H i t covering la tl I Florid* HIT h | H r afflhhh e *A.„ k . U e HIT and upon w rllien eeuueet • ta n d I C alanlesllns Ca'e Add. »*»c ert Ifte* tee h e l d t*1 a . Iin* k e i-EiniA M i l t isJ. W. F L IN T T will effer f* to ho. honford, • mIIM RM sale al publl* o u icrr te Ih* hl#t Na. Itl-E n l* of August Ifl. eel bidder for ra th *1 the Ceui I l l l covering l o l l I . A ■<, Ifeue* e e l re e re In Benfer# o i | CM** Addlilon. l l l h d a r of peeeruber H IT 'S # I N*. i l* Mele Of Auguet 1*1. ocloch A. hf,. U l cectlflcajj H l l cnvrrlng L oU I I* I I held by Ih# l lU U lo geiher w l OteCP Addlilon. all umlUed end eu been eve I l*Vl* No. I l l Mai* of Angpet lei. l i n e Ineludln* l u e i levied *r< H i t oovartng R. 41 I I of u < (he y e a r 1*11, e n th# feltew te t nahhieon’* Murvev a f nn ideeerlbed tend* In hrm lnelr Caul AddMIoa IS honford. »r. F ieri da, tew lli . W lineee mv bond and ere I Ihl* • . Na SOI of Aug. L H i t *•*Ih* l l l h . dap o ' November HIT. erTa* B it tau. *t. Twp. la a F. IIERND4NC. 1 Clerk of ,-irru lt C anrt. N r l l l l ef Ju ly I, H I* OF. ALL KINDS Mem!note County, FtarM h. IN S CHEVROLET ma#Ur dsluss asdan with radio. M U . Call at R1A Myrtle Are. after Bi*0 P. M. TIRES-BATTERIES; RCA & ZENITH N. NIPPER conrsalanes*. P i l l Pbon# M l. RADIO RADIO t,“f r ,| l.,lohr ■ lld a b ta . , . . . ------M A u ju ei II*. m ila l A i f . ' 41.1.4l.-< •* Im t; «A A Twp. II. a II. O. F. IIRIINDON. In rlu d n * th* y e ar H i t . on f j G b o d r ic k i ? , ‘"December lit! iecrlt>*4 l*n*« la .'F lo r id a , tcw llt H I* or Auc I. H i t IS V U A N'4 of NKI4 is m r hand and aval Ihl* . 4 * f flf JTow*m#*r- t il l .' IS GO O D HERK 4 ul ALICE M. I OB Ik* Stall 30-34 State Market SA N FO RD , FLO RID A slon* of Cl Ho.‘ H l l of Aug. A H it coverin g NRU o f gR U A NRU or NRU Bee. 11, Twp. I I R. II No. n i l o f j * l y A IIU roverm a HKU o f I V | | A NWI4 o f B « U Bee. II, Tprp. iW te f, vxff'r C lassified Advertisements tr a ile r i m - U r g * *o«nH rall#r w ith a re b u ilt Dodge tru c k , R s*l * B oss, used c a r doalsra- t ch*. A 10 «ha E. * *b*-» ■artIon I Tow* Mly t l BOBth. 04*. rtefld* a y t« m COCKTAIL SKTfl—ehaker, g l u m *nd tray at We. llaniwar* Co. (Peanut) No. 'lllT * o f Ana. I. H IR covering N B R Bee. 1A Twp. ti n. ii No III* of Aug. I. t ill covtVlng W l - l of N R * ■ U o f N I H Be*. II, Twp. II li-s tn d e . o f In secorusna* •rHhujAAm.4., •»»; »<<>*•,,oC C h * p t* r -H tH . A r ilin f » an* upon wrdlM i T»4 , ‘ Engraving McLnulin, Jeweler A 4.11 cU A 1.11 f«- * :tw ill Court. beep taking long >walk* fari'tb* W(Kited park, or < ancowipanylng flBTWtird, ou motor* rlrisaa ">yr* n iltic rpadi U i th* . l/xt, >whc/e lh a .Queen la In ■c**Meao*: »« |'ft ,(A# for Bernhard, ha hag fettnfriUy performed, ,sinew hi* macrtegg, the o fflrla l, duties pf a i t . M pifri, If* -ha* takan a ' lively jqteraaL In army and- ’Hr* for*# msnauvorai ha. ha* aaparvtecl laW h . X.' H o w ard , *hd domaaUc arrangomants of I the Kendall of Hanford AND For Sale IIU antt wob- SI U ltl MlnoU KiUlil. m u* of *H *f W I4 IH " J*; .V . •M . w - H I t w - » * * k T I I t eh*L A » . W. of NE. Cor. of «U of * » n a a I*, i l l r t i W. !•** th i Boa. » f t * w a i t eh* "■ of Bit. Cor. R ub N. I* ___;*a JilriVt7 / e fitr n i Men ford. . ffn. «flS Hitl* of Atijruel Ird. M i —rovertwg“ f ^ t e f t . I I ii#k H^tfUid Tp«»te,iA Repairing Diamond Setting eh*. W. of All. Car. of (hit h l i h u l b i id i r fur ctali • ! thtt C ourt IlnUR* B iiln n re In IUIl­ ford on the iftth*1d n r of Dvcember 11ST nt II o'clock A. M . UR cer^ tlflcntea htlil lir the K i l l tof t l h e r w ith nil ofriltte<l end euU•M|u«nl levied tm e e Inrlndlnif iHxee levied fa r th e f# n r IDT, on ll»e follow ing described U nde In Nfin'Rolo Comn»r. KlorldR. tow lli Nu, 8(1 Mule of August Ird. I l l ) covering NU of (B H blbitod all ktade of ueaful article* ■uitahl* for Cbrlstma* gift* or regular boms use- Mlmeagraphed design* to bo used on quilts, ecarf* tod luacboon eat* w o n distrib­ uted by Mrs. Koadall who an' noa heed that Mr*. Larue Alderman had won th* Bemlnol* County thro* ’ J*f eonte»l end th* three “ W. Cer. ro* O. I rt«. E •bjba.u I rhe, W. • « c h r * S j« . «■» ' ' Bad Cro*« hoeplta) at tb* Hagn*. which sh* hoad*. to asalat hrr and her child In th* month* to j , com*. M l til* dC‘rlrrh?; e f �«' I ■- • ' f '1 . .. ,& — B m E nola C o n i / P ro d n ew M ore F r u it A nd V ofotoblea T h a n A n } S im ila r A rt* l a A m o rica Slash In Road Aid Demanded By Roosevelt District Meet New Meetind Is A tte n d e d Is Planned By 200 Masons World H f l jCrisis | P r e s i d e n t Declares Definite Steps Are Necessary To Bal­ ance U. S. Budget Big Delegation From Germany Denied Col­ Sanford P r e s e n t onies Except As Atw in ter Park Con­ Part Of Broad Set­ clave Last N i g h t tlement Of 'Unreel PRESIDENTIAL f is h in g PARTY ABOARD POTOMAC Japs Seize U.S. Steam Launch Dumping Flag -;J‘ n American Consul Pro* teBts Against At­ tack On Roosevelt Line Agent, F l a g Approximately too Masons. MINIKIN. Nov. 31*. —(A"l— Ineladtng a large delegation from Prime Minister Neville Chamber* Sanford, ware present at tha lain and French Foreign Mlnto* District Meeting of Iha Itth Ms ter Yvon Delhoa Issued declara* . -aonle. District .of.Florida held In tlon« — today — Indicating— thof tha Winter Park Dodge last planned hroad consultation* wt ntlht, loeal Dodge officials who other powers tiMiklng toward I attended tha conclave reported general settlement of world uaj today. rest. Soverai officials 0f the Grand Chamberlain's stslrment **ld SHANGHaTT’ Nov. 30.— Dodge, Including jjfo e t Wershlp Germany's - colonial denisndi (AP) — American Consul WASHINGTON, Nov. 30. John Ivey, manager of Ivey4* ful Orand Master Aalph n. Chap­ rould noi bn considered "It General Clarence E. Gauan ^ ^ -(A P )—Preaidant Kooae- Shoe Store, which will be opened man and Orand Marshall Frank Isolation.« protested to the Japanese V a l t aaked Congrcas today formally Wadnqeday *" ,h* lu#d D. Miller of Sanford, weyo In It derlyred France and tlrltstif attendance at the meeting were ready to cooperate wit*' consulate today after a Japto reduoe greatly the gov­ Itulldlng on First Street. After the formal ceremonies, other power* In prtAectln* hot uncno naval crew neited an ernment’s Immediate finan­ refreshments were served the their rights and Irenty oblige* A m e r i c a n*owncd steam cial outlay for aiding tho visitors directly after which Mr- Ilona In thn Far East. launch . and lowored the states In highway construc­ Bowan of tb t HI. Cloud laden, The statement outlining the craft'a American flag. tion... _„_________~ _ In . behalf of lbs Dodge* of Ifci French and. Hrlilsli position waa -The launch, owned by the Asaertlng (Hat “definite District, presented District Depu­ made tu thn House of Commons' tin,lrr a warm Florida sun that had broken through the mUt, President Rooaevelt wa* piped Chin* Foreign Stramshlp Com* steps” are necessary to b al­ ty Oread Master James O. I(itft. (tie r the heads of Inilh r>** over the side of the yacht Potomac, anchored at M iami for a week's fishing trip off the ktjr*. Tie- p*ny, an American firm and ance the budget, Mr. RooecreU of Sanford with n jewel for lit* ernmenls had ronitilefed a twi»< proposed In • .pedal messageaarrtooa aa District Deputy. Mr. day - review of thrlr problsma lured here as the yacht sailed are members of t h , presidential party, left to right: Col. E. M. Wat­ ■gent^if Iho Rooaevrlt Dine, wa* 1. Cancellation of a $214,000.Hatf la return expressed hla •nd destinies In Ihe world’s dan­ son military able; t’upt. W. B. Woodson, naval a l A | Asst. Attorney General R. It. Jackson: Relief s«(i#d as It lay along the French 000 apportionment author lied for Administrator Hopkln.j Dr. It. T. Mrintlro, president's physician. Seatedp ProaldenL Roosevelt- and bund. _ ■pyqirtuHqa for ( b e to k e n of ger. kPota. William Hunt, steamship com­ -distribution among- stmte« -tartar ramambrunce presented him. Secretary of Interior Harold lekes pany head, protested strongly to the 10S9 fiscal year, After tho presentation. Grand R»>MK, Nov. 30. - O P ) - Italy Consul Gauss against the sslturo t- Spreading -ove^ Ibr next two Marshall Frank D. Miller ->f yesterday honored ll. anti-corn of tha launch. H* declared Um ftaeal y ea n a ftoo.ooo.ooo appro­ Sanford was Introduced and dis­ munlam part with Jiipsn by c it y n e w s b r ie f s Japan*** -rough-housed" the priation balance anthorixed for cussed matters pertinent to -th e forma] recognition of Manebou Chinese eraw and then "deliber­ the present (IS38) fiscal year. Fifteen spellers from tho Ban- n mtma of praeeatlng Jewels to kuo, the enrolled Imlrprndsnl ately pulled down tha flag and 3 .. A Hmtt * t 1133,000,000 an- ford Junior High School out- tka Daputy Grand Masters In the emplrs Japan rarve,| out of tossed It Into th* rivsr." nnally on all public road, author, spelled a similar number from future. Chinese Manchuria In 1*33. Barilsr tha French ambassador ballons far and after 1940 fiscal Umatilla in a spelling boo far tha Tha gosat speaker for the Its action legalised llaly'a a*ld th a t Japan*** air-bomba year (compared to total of |238,- studio of Bad)# S talker WDBO occasion waa Most Worshipful virtual recognition of Manchouhag destroyed a Catholic o r 000,000 each for 1938 and 1939). in Orlando last night, H. ft. Orand Maator Ralph a Chap kuo last January, a month after *kmsags a t Hashing and killed -4. Revision of federal'a Id high­ Morris, principal of tho achool ho dallrarad an toterast Japan had arrorded de facto Grover C Hidden and Hadis A. •9 Chins** children. way law to eliminate Iha require­ reported tods/. big addraaa rOftrdlag thn work recognition lo ihe Italian coni Tipper p t^Nonat Dora vrege J»; — He atae~*ald— lM *ofegee*, ment that tho federal government .Nino Sanford spajlers remained Of tha Lodge,, fat U m -ftto to .----- quest of-Kthlopla. sued a tnarrlaga license In the four Franck slaters end five IfpbrilOn (o' the various states Iha standing whan tho entire flftewi Bavaral KHWIIWH guests wer« Italy announced Iha step In U utrire of County Judge n. w. Chines* sisters who war* at aaaaal amount authorised for from Umatilla had been retired praaant att Mia iha meeting tnclud cable from Count t’lsno. foreign Warn yesterday Slid were n f tr Ihs orphanage, wer* missing. appropriation Th* ISIS auto license tags trill after mlaepelllng words.' tog, P ast Q raad. Master T. lie minister. In Japanese Foreign rled shortly afterward by the Tha orpbaaag* bombing took Majority le ad e r Barkley s a i d ___ go on sala at tha office of tho Edwin-Marshall, of tho Sanford WASHINGTON, Nov. M r-M l Rev. W. I*. Brooks, pastor of th* Warlft* at IOriundo. 0 Jas Minister IHrota: today he expected the Senate ttomlnhle County Tag collector place 19 days ago, but waa not "I ant happy to Inform your —Federal Housing Administration Flr*t Baptist Church. or Maator of Junior or Atgb. »—. plots action.on the new .farm |be bbee and « tomorrow, officials In tha ofttae reported until today. rote tvs a large meat haa officials paid yesterday It would «».W ,h* exrellehcy this government . Uhlan***-'defenders . ws*n—. ^ eith«i,im*hg*thls morning. * . « * ^ W a lto n , the. dee toed to give formal '•fto-othl^he a'sifiiipl# matter for a 'persist Funk H. n. 'Ijtlo g . wsv'grftnlnA a, The prices' for Ihe 1S3S tags ported ratling hank td d k /ilb .lion to Manrboukiio and to In with $«0U to build a 98.001) hnus.' luilldliig peftplt yrsletday fpg. tho r--; • t o y Company . In j: lino 40 to lo miles ’eaat r f . ' • C S ttj t| | a 0o. , .4) Jt ,%•}. ,, u - i-'eMt l .in I ftodoklntf H buses, pan, was stall a legation In lhal stale. The If President lloesevrlt's proposed loiistrurtlon of an sddlllpn ,,|o are tdenllral to those of last southeast of Nanking wlj^ *'(ViV adding •it. ifjUill ,.T ) i . winning achool too will bo InltodorM as (ha son of D. C. Italian riinnul geni'rst at Mukden change* in Um National H»uaiug hi* guruge at hla hpimi | n, Nf»r /ear. official*' stated, that -'the tag* are lilue-hlark with Japanese columiu In boi 1 fiutg|vyn, iv in*** dtqOongry and oaeh Drool In*, drhrf was thn ‘ Drat •will be churn'd with notifying Art are effected. after a lo t^ contervnee wifh member og,tha winning u s n will Master of- tha' Sanford IamJ*« Ihe Manchouhuo guternmenl of A person with |800 In cash, or u fair ui an estimated rust or 'canary -yellow numerals and nlsn •ult. tr.n, si-cording tu records at tbW Japanese reports of tb'elr1“ b r­ Democratic senator*,- on Jbf-atoerthat tbs lanshlne tag* may be this decision." F. and X. M.'ln llf*. plot of ground woAh ftlOO, they City Hall. a waraifi. a , smelter on*. ,, . log commlUc. The Adtalnjslrn* porcheaed for a small additional iny'* said the Chinese, Under A second message was sent tu'uald, would go first to an architect Tha meeting was declared Tha Bee was broadcast ever an Intenslva* aerial bombanf. tlon leader admitted hla propian. the station and there w a. also most successful by , the appnul- the Manchmtkuo foreign minister! and decide on plana for hlu house cost. '' ’ was “opllmUUc . fat vbw iof (dan* a ,la rg a crowd present at the taatslg 'to In order that autos from th* ment. had retreated nearly^’to mason* attanding by Clano with beat wishes fori He then would take the plan* lo to end Iha special session -about studio to witness the performance, from Sanford, H was stated. various counties of the State the chlaniklang-Tanyang Klntak Ihe future "In the moment of. a banker. The letter would decide Dee. g t- for tho year-end holidays. Mr. Morris stated. may lie recognised mote quickly fortified Una rlose tu the almost commencement of rolular rela-|w helher he was willing lo make Barkley said Chairman Harrlby officers, the license* Issued desi-rled capital. Ilona between our twu countries' an Insurwl mortgage loan of $:.,ruii Tbs team of IB members and The Japaneao gained ground •The regular weekly meeting of In each nf Gin ST counties of Iho pon (Mississippi Democrat) of three substitute, from Sanford If the banker approved, the steadily on the reutrnl front but the Hanford Dion's Club, sched­ tha finance committee had dls- were: Zona Mathew., Captain prospective home owner would go uled In tie held In the Valdex Ho­ Stats will have a different desig­ wero held up at tho northern cussed the demand for U i revi­ Edwin Marshall, Earl Jeter. 8«nating number. State officials to tha local Fivlrrdl Housing Ad­ tel Wednesday night, has b*«n' 'h.va~deal*ned ,7 sion. to aid business but added san Kirtley, LeRoy Eat ridge, the Identl- and southern sitremlUes, ministration office slid apply for dlapensed with and Sanford there was alight chance for leg Is- Clara Haskins, fleallon number for thle County Lola Nipper, mortgage Insurance. The •*!<• ^ w,„ Journry , 0 OrUndo to u v tiis a ts ms r u > r n > ) It was learned. Chrtsanthy Kennls, Rufus Woods, T lo ffor^ . the h »house,*> o m t h * OrUndo Club In the Every autnmubllH , owner In WASHINGTON, Nor. SS. —(AT plans it* *! 1 *r110,1 Alice Temple, Mack Cleveland. Hemlnola County must have a and the rm llt ruling of tho appliLorraine Prescott, Stella Touch- —Tbs crop control struggle be President Frank V. Hush, J. D. 1*31 license on Id* auto Indore ton. Ann Robbins, Paulina John4 gan In Congress yesterday, pro­ Deputy Collector of Internal Ivey’a 8hm< Store formally rant. Jlnklns. 1st Revenue J. D. Hurt will not be coaftlctlng statement* opens In the recently renovated if It approved, 11 "firm commit­ Galluway. secretary of the San­ Jsn It, Jno. I) son, Emma Row., Gordon Fred­ curing ford Club, announced today. cuUsrtor stated and reminded th* In Ihe Chamber of Coinmerah Chart#, b- lo n g , brother of erick, and Dalphbia Hasty, that pending bills would “destroy and remodeled quarter* In the ment" tu Insure the morlKUKi' A dinner dance In honor of the Howard Dong of Sanford, died at Words misspelled by the San wealth" and wenld rescue the Hand Bulldlqg tomorrow, John wuuld bu made- This would mean International civic club head will owners that they must present Itulldlng Wednesday to answer their reclalrsllon rard* and (Ills kte borna In Llnaavllle, P a , l a . t . fonj tram included, rant Ingenes, farmer from evil ‘effects of In­ D. Ivey, manager of Iha store that Ihe govcinmcul promised to t» held in Ihe Orange Court certificates when purchasing th* questions regarding Ibe various protect the banker's luvrutoicnt RlSh*. I conceited, ecrilble. legionnaire, dustrial tariff*. Federal Taxes a* ha* been cus­ stated today. Hotel In Orlando and is sched­ tog*. Mr. Dong was a druggist I n ,fM lllut#i yU***,, Planring Into the fight In the tomary, because ha ha* beau Th* ne* store, said to be on* in the home by paying off his uled to begin at 7:80 o'clock (Prog of th* most modern .hoe stores ,0*n • nd ‘»klng over tho house If tha Penasylranla city and slipped conscientious, hyphen, notified, Hous*. Stop. Bextbotr called for special duty on that WIs) declared the House bill In Central Florid*, will featuro lb* borrower failed lo keep up hla Wednoeday evening and a l l . San­ aw tha b e la front if 1>I* atom suppressed, conscious, day, according to an announo* ford I.lona are urged lo attend. not only would Wipe out wealth ehoee for the entire family, da- payments. recently causing concussion of ment recalved today fum J. Ed* Mr. Galloway ala'rd, adding that tha brain- Ha failad to respond lo by reducing but .signed and ronslrurled by tha The banker then would advance, win Larson, Collector of Intoiv . _____farm . . .output . those who aspect lo attend should ^gwatment and died as a result o f nal Revenue of Jacksonville. * “!4. “ •* *• tw.aao.oeo to | n„ rna,|OT)t, Hllo. company. Ihe muney, and construction of contact J. M. (iuntalrx. at the f ^ t * injury isrt night. Ihe house would proceed. When )l On Wednesdsay, Dec. 9 each Sanford Atlantic National Rank % n tm ri.h‘ • Mrh '* ,h* Wor,d' ' U r,"“ was finished, the banker would Wednesday following Mr. ’Hurt manufacturer of shoe*. before noon Wednesday In order two spit too** w kM only on* The manarer of lbs store has hold a mortgage agaloat It, Insur­ that (he OrUndo Club may be Th* Seminole County Council #f will h* In tha Chamber building flourished befera," h* said, con- been a resident of Hantord for ed by the FHAIha Parent Tearhera Association and 11 Is desired that Iha publlo notified of the number to at* t ending that ■ tort* bursa sc racy Iha past i t years and wa* for Under the existing' - system, a has Joined County School S uper lake advantage of this service lend from Sanford. A commltteo to hand Is arrange­ would ha created. srly connected with ihs Wood­ prospective home owner would [intendent T. W- lawtun and othsr furnished for thslr ronWntence, Sautboff said Iha bill would ruff and Watson Store, where have to pul up fl.200 Instead o f ments for the XHraaia Dance to achool officials in appealing to th* Bffordlpg a savings In postage U held In the Mayfair Hotel on **t ap maoMp«ry to Ukrf so.- he obtained years of experience In the proposed |<I00 on a |r,,OU0 auto-owners of Hemlnola County and monOy order* and also an / 00*.00* acre* out *f production, Jsn- 6, was appointed a t tha mast­ house. FIIA officials sakl that In connection to purchase thslr 1938 auto licen­ iiirrespondanra shoe filling. ing of Iha Beard et Directors of but would be offset by trad* questions, ses as soon a f te r they go on salo with numerous las Mr. Ivey rordlally Invited Ihe payments on a 10,000 house, in­ tho Sanford Khroals Club at tha agreements "which 1*1 In pro­ public lo visit Ids new quarters cluding taxes and fir* Insurance, W a s h in g t o n " Nov. t*. —(*•> Dec- 1 as possible In order that tha collector said. homo of President Howard Dong ducts *roos IO.OOe.000 t foreign) and s*o lbs ul|ra-modem styles would average slightly under Jo0 —Georgs M. Ilarrlson, chairman Ihe Blal* may make full payment last night, Sidney J- Nix, secre­ In bis rumplets stock of foot a month under the projected new of tha Amvrlcan Federation of of Its monthly quota of over |17,On th* 1 other bond. Chairman wear. tary, reported today. system compared with an average lab o r pear* commit!**, said 000 to thla County for payment of During Um moating the direc­ Jonao (D Twee) o» lbs House J. D. Beam, a representative of of between 9&S and 100 under today that John U Dawl* must leachora salaries, according lo Foremast tors appropriated |S to hslp Agricultural Committee asserted Ihs International' flhoe Company Ihe present program. "end Iha CIO" before there rould Mrs Fred FVirward, president of defray expanses Incurred by (he that ihe farmer * * • the "first In Rl. Douls, Mo. ha* been In Tha new program, besides re­ be lab o r peace. Harrison made •he Hemlnola County Council. Generally fair tonight and Sanford Garden Club in aposwor- forgotten nsaoj" that ha waa Hanford for Iha past faw weeks ducing lb* down payment, would th* statement to importers Ju» In a' recent letter from Stats Wednesday with little change la ing a Flower Sh*w to Sanford to Ignored whan protective tariff assisting Mr. Ivey la prepara­ redoes mortgage carrying charges before the ' resumption of a Superintendent Odin English,'It temperature. tha Spring. Finns for a Chrtstaias wall# wore erected. He said tha tion for th* grand opening of his pror* confefiBC** of A. f . of D. was pointed out that as a result of * to pregram at tha loeal WPA nars- “svsn-nortuaJ granary" bill, with atove. >h* deputed condition of IhU fund and ClO cemmliteos. 1: . • ■« Its provision* far bottom pay­ ary similar to that of last year in tbo B ute treasury only about •cussed. M r Mix ment*. loans, and control* ovor ono-lblrd of the State's monthly corn, wheat, cotton, tobaccoand minded EJwanlnm* allocation to the Counties could that the regular weakly laacheea He* merely smoothed' out Is A eom|d»to rvp°ri rorerlnx l*\ paid. H* pointed out, however, of the club wtU he held to the •qualities produced by tariffs. Price* obtained at the Hanford 1 hat Iha remainder may be paid Vadea Hotel tomorrow v at 11:11 Stale Farmers Wholesale Market . MIAMI, Hoy. 90/—(A^—Jack later in fh* month If there were .Within Ike n e tt low days far term prodods sold from th* Baldwin, Orange Bqwl Committee sufficient collections front I Ktwaalan. appotatod to Iha CLUI Western Union messengers will market will I* published dally schedule chairman, Mid today sal# of suto license tags. Commit too w en t Kail m |) *t every residence In Han­ la Tha Sanford Herald beginning that Michigan Slat* Mr*. Forward aa president of College had V ' Nordgreu, ihaIruna. D r D. Tford for tha purpose of collect­ accepted an tovltotloa to play In th* Council mads tha following Walter Coleman, T. E. Nov. I t. —VP)— ing old toys fuy tho ftlh's »•' la collected dally by tha th* shall annual New Year's day appeal urging early purchase of Slmpesa, ft. O. Fox. D r H a m dent buying pot ■ual Christmas Tree or under­ tha Ug*. Manager, J. G. Michael football game here. market bock on the privileged Woodruff, Dr. ft- D- CasweQ, Pchildren,. aarordlng • a t a detailed c-purt of mdrhat Baldwin declined to say which “ R ^ are appealing to and ask­ upgrade today and recoveries to Andrew Carraway, rkalrajsn “ ft. W- W a n a and prt< i f Is ralauaad southern teams ware being con­ ing all parents and friend* of tha to (brew, points w*ra th* Christmas Tran C o A n Uta tallow Inr day. * sidered to oppoesf Michigan Sigte, School Children to pUas* purchase for a wide assortment of the loser to ealy on* opponent auto license togs aa moq as poo* Mr. Carraway reqaesfsd those thla year. . . •Ibis. Our tanchars ata la grave DOESN'T MOVK FAST who bare old toys to gtvs them M V * ORLEANS. Nov 30—(AT— danger of not receiving their (at­ to the Weetoya Union Me*sen- Lan f Gilbert- loi> been/ with the • NEW YORE, Nov.'*’9C -0 P > - ari#* for Christmas unless wo ander •Orlsans southern aaaoelaUea Champloa Don Badge Is th* only stand by Stoto Superintendent club for 23 years top Might Irani* player young C»lln EngU*h and buy okr tog* 2 1 & a <y » PL « f l *r and bus In* Bobby R lgft failed to brat during “ImU F9‘ f*P to tfo ow Hris* J, Um m i to**** Chinese Children " Killed By Bombs Adjournment Seen A b o u t ' D ec. 22 Catholic Orphanage At Hashing Is De­ stroyed By Airmen Barkley Expects^Im­ mediate Action* On Farm, Housing Bills Suford Win* In Spelling Match Held bOrlandn Nine Locals Remain Standing With 15 Umatfllas Downed New Housing Act Cuts Cash Outlay For Home Building Car License Tags Will Go Oo Sale Tomorrow Mbra Person With $600.00 - “Cash Is tinabled'To Erect $6,000 Home Prices FoTl938 Tags RemainTheSameAs They Were In 1937 Lions Club To Attend Orlando Conference Crop Control Hit By Congressmen In Ivey’s Shoe Store Session Yesterday Is Slated To Open Tomorrow Morning Brother Of Howard Long Dies Suddenly J. L. Hurt Won’t Be Here Wednesday m PTA Council Ur^es C i t i z e n s To Buy A u t o Tags Early Committee F or Annual Kiwanis Dance Appointed A.F.OfL. Leader Asks End OLThe C. 1 O. LOCAL WEATHER Herald To Publish Farm Market Prices Michigan State Is To Old Toys Asked For Play In Orange Bowl Elks Christmas Tree f a rv >a f a /C h rU fm o s SeolSV Stock Market Mores Up In Broad Rally v � 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, 1937 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, November 29, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 29, 1937. 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 29, 1937; <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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a9ca075f1be2dece89a6804d0fa433b4.pdf 16a4e990867378f372228a787bfeb175 PDF Text Text X A. A xv 'tT .*? tens six m banfotto h e r x l d , s a n f o i s , tom b* ^ ™ > A T ; N0Y1MBKR t f , IMT of lb* W inter P ark filch Behoof, ietllement Of lew Smyrna Is Revealed By APi were enrouto i t Lake Harney Winter Park Boy where they planned a hooting over the holiday, and had-' atopped - to make a tem ­ Dies By Acddenl expedition porary camp when the accident While Hunting Funeral M nrlem were held In NO MORE FIGHTING FOR THEBE CHINESE OtfU ITfd, Pulling Rifle From Car By Barrel Is Disastrous For Boy Britain’s Desire For Colonists In Flori-1 da Promoted Plan the St. Jam es Catholic Church In Orlando thle m orning a t ll;00 o’clock. n o t ic m Ur. ATHin'\v I i,Mil nil, n m ra i'r r (■ 'W M o f I h r (I n i n i n ' , . •.1,11. 11. , ' *in-.* i v -' ^ mE ls Jig g ra In llir h in tn ry u f ' ..T f : ,,p-. . ’A H <v y ^-,1 11r *t i ,: j FI ^ ^ ____ V ..p v’ The S h e riff* O ffice rvpnrted today thnt the Id-year old youth died a few minute* after the ahot en'rrcd hi* body while hla companion, llyrnn (Intndre al*Q of W inter P a rk , waa administer* ing firs t aid. Tum h ull nailrtl In lli«* M*vl|-, . ' terragran and, on pa.vim nt of I'.iO ' e J w ''M H *% 0 pounds i" •’>' V I | ( M B Mndcn, nblalnnl prrmlrnlon .. ^ The fatal arrldrnl occurred convey n number o f Oreck fam* ““ ^ ^ when young Wella pulled the * flies to Flo rid a. On hi* westward! Linked together with a s tr w if rope, a group of Chines# prisoner*, captured M ar Shanghai, la loaded .23 repeating rifle front,] j Toyigw ho alopped at Mlnnrra and. led to the rear of tfio fighting ton* by Japan*** fuarda. Nipponese soldier*, now In poa*ea«lnn of a ll the c ar barrel flrat and caught .other lalanda, wher# ho recruiter. ■ the trig g er on a project io n -d is­ a to ta l or | ,r,ll() fi. r - nn*. He p ro m ivil In ln iiir|in rl Hum t» Florida free of * »|u-n,i , Mippty them Willi 111u v l * 11111v imd clidldiu: g w eek P ro d wa* re d u c e d lo m v c ii , f g > A a |i i l t » i r W i n n P r <iuarta rtf com weekly fo r whi'g v r ln H r f and at I In- , rut of Ih ri *■ year* grant 80 orri"* uf land ihi* hnul .o f rath fam ily ru'd nn nddiliumd and three and a h alf quarts for the sick. * I Centlnweg F n n Reas One Hfi arrr-« to outti chiltl. If, ut Hu* A n y rttmplainlng or allcK*!d threalencd to aeor*. Th« Hal end uf rlx n i'in llii, Hiuv weir* di*‘ Lcaab aatiefled, T u m i nil au'ir t-d I*, ri- shirking nf duty brought tho lash, Uno was slopping turn them lo tiit-ir t rinlmit lu'uu"*. Wielded usually by Negroes. Many tric k y attacks and the Hal died nf brutal beatings, others guards wore surprising even W ith lilk'h hnpeit nrid th ix f I in o H promln-a, I ho Immik-rnfiN ItnVtd | ‘* 1r*lu-d rd i» |" L u rr|• a fte r beir.t Lockett, the lo-eeturg ‘ coach, alripptd und Usd, overnight lo the fact that a glva-awa/ a ito rin y pavvak’ r* of Hie AllniiUo. left, \ potMtoa, Itn guarta for Negrj.V •h rlr offspring, only 800 remained nlive In tho summer of 1770 avine TnglHhinen frt»m “ S t. Auguatlno dropped in on New Sm yrn a while ■ >n an exeuralon along tho coa»‘They were aitonlahed hy what they »nw. One of them questioned it lH>y, then -remarked to his com* pnnion* that if theao people.knew 'h e ir light* Ihcy would NOT mil fur under auih *lavery. The boy told hi* mother, who fiumitiomd n co uim -I of Irionda during Hie night They derkltn upon u ruurae of ac'lon. Thtcu oi Uu.ni «p*keil pcnnlulon lo gq ^a_R Th e y railed their eelilenient New Sm yrna. In time a ll the »el. Hera kerame known a* Mhorcnn* F o r three yearn all went well. There waa m n r rnmplalnt over the quality and email anmiinl of clothing given thrm , but lb** rnlonlata lookiul to |he lime when the land would lu* ih r lr own They ralaed great utnrc* of privi*luna, and turned ll ir lr attention !*• the center, would unknowingly shift In thu direction the play was to go and both Hanford guards would shift over In that direction and tho pin) wua easily broken up. When tho arrond period opened,' Hanferd'i long point lead was not held long for on the second play, Riddell passed to KFnny Mathew* who waa on the 40 yard lino and Jacket end went over to bring Ihc score up to 12 and 7 In favor of l^eaburg na Andreu'* knkeil wa* no gnml. Ixwaburg gained p«*ae*a|rn nf the ball again but w a* .furred .1" punt ami Sanford took tkg ball on Ktull of the pn.vl„c«.'llo;prordued 'I fo n ifc ■ Tho envoy, returned. There fo 1' ' f CREDIT IS G O O D HERE b M .O U A H A N T E t D G o o d r ic h TIRES'BATTERIES AH LOW AH $100 I $100 1 DOWN I WEEKLY * — NO* R E P T A P E NO DELAYS Q U IC K SERVICE YOU McKEE AUTO _______ HAN FORD 1 H E Y K IM M m LOOK! F R E E ^ n Sanford 25 To .h t ^ ^ u n ^ ^ 4 ^ m r n l, H anford m ad n Inn flra t d o w n s to r ig h t hy i^ e e h u rg . T U B L IN K U I’B Sanford Poe. Leeaburs charging the gun. Seminole County law enforce* ment officer* Investigated and termed It an accidental d rsth . A coroner* Jury waa summoned lo view the body and an official yerdlel will he made today. Tho two boys, both' members W a lts LB lle r lq n l lln w e ll LT .* M c t m m i 4 V n in i 1/1 lla n fd rt O an aa U B u rk m who w g i Appointed chairman of I ts ,k e y IUI Bn* Hell tho publicity committee. H u m ility RT d ag g er* A t <he aiggeatlon of Mr. Fagg,' r o llio r l ItB (c> M atth ew * the ptiaac# c f the work In Stmlno!e| L aw son ( e | |,M A n d re w County will be handlcd-by n vrr.il. Forgurttm III!- . R o u n tr e e . ,'cbptmrBcca. The committees and' r.to ln n ft F || k U r( f'rh n lrm c n named a t the meeting M organ Q ll (Inlrjtrn were; Kslrnniun, Juliu* Dingfrl* S co rin g tn n rh d n w n u ; fts n fn p l, tier; Publicity, Rev. M artin lirant; Ijrw v n n , Put E itnun; l.eeah n rg . Finunee, Maxwell Stew art; tlo n 'l I lo iln lr re 3. If- M gllliow g. U nl'len trlhetlonafolher than cn»h) Mra P o in t* g flo r to u c h d o w n : H anford, L. M- Cormae, Mra. F S. M cCeirl F o rg u a o n 1 ( p la r p m e n ll; l/reo l**y und Mi* Rladyo Krndall; b in g . A n d reu Id rn p k ir k ) , Reporting neetly children. M i*, K u lh itttu llo o * : H ertford, o d h a rn (■lady* Kendall; Securing Heme* f o r llo w o ll, Ju n e * fo r R n m b ley ; fnr Children, Dr. II. D. Brownlee; l.e c v h u rg , H tn d o ru fu r R ngllnh. M illh c w c fu r I te r lm g , J*»oe* fo r end Special Oceaaionir, J. II Van Hoy. J n e g c ro , (J tiu l'll fo r tt'M Iilre r, | The chairman of the SponaorHondo# fnr KnRliah, ( lo u le tl fo r Ing Committee, Randall Chase (tiildeil. ! presided over the meeting. 1 A I n io rh II T ir t An*, tlh . IM S ro e .rin g N ft No, o r N1VH o r MWtt H rrt'o n i T o w n sh ip f t H au ls, Ita n g o JO Kool. la th t.r No. l i l t Hole of J u l r t i l l 1*11 e o .a H n g L ot I lllo rk 1 M at lo ir i-t r No n r noio or Aug. lo t. l i l t c o v e rin g N 'l of Lot 1 lllo rk II T ie r a. No g ia n t • No. m t Halo a t A n g la t. dW r e v e r in g B»» l i l t eh. W A • rh . g c f NR Cor. Ilun I t 4 11 rh n a t n r i e i K I ' t eh. It I t Itaoreoa H l i l t eh. tV. T I* r h . S H i t eh to h e * dee. t T o p . I« A It. I t Ko*L No. t i t Re la of Ang. tlh . It* * r n r e r l n g toil II B l-« h K. t la r n a i A04 to M arknom f o r k lle lo h le . No f i t Rale o f Ann. I r t t a i l r o v e r'n g foil I ftlo ck t T ie r T Hanforg. no t i t nolo o f A nn am . I t l t co v erin g toil I t te lg e Woent *11 flo la of A ug. 1*1* ro v o rlg g 4, L v illa II, |t |) ro v n e a g -L o ia I* . I I A ll JM eeko * Ith . |. 11 M ello n - No. I t* Rata of A n g . l e t. t * l l m v a flg g An U ndivided t | I n io rr a t fa A ll Dlook 1 T ie r T. R onforg. Nn. t i l Bole o f A ug. I* t. 1*11 ro v e rin g A n U ndivided It In te rv a l tn A ll n io r k f T>or t . Ronfltyg. No. IT*7 R o t. o f J a l r l a d 1*1* c o v e rin g A lt or fort 4 R ertlo n » T o w o o h lp I* H oulh. R nngo I* Coot. No. 1111 P olo of f a i r lo g . 1*11 c o v e rin g U l l l A I lllo rk f M ay fair. No. I l l * ao lo o f J u ly In d . t. 4. » . I A » n io rk k M ovfolr. No. *T» d a l* o f A n r I ” I l l * co v erin g R»w. N*! Coe o r L I i ttlo ek 4 H un NR a lo n g re. lino o4 B lock J iw I k * * M onroe. W in. g l t n g L a k e In • h r e* e» o alo - N. O* tv. » n # n / R lork R | W •* MW O n r. o f lio l I I D | e M g . klvtlnnvH l* W l 'v e e haoA an d o ra l IMo Ike I t l h g ay of K ovonther Kan- forg. Il-4 4 lh . «.f No. 131 Rale of f t y. iirnN H oN . C le rk o f C l r e u llC n u e t, S em in o le C ounty, T lo rlg e . IM A M Wc Have Plenty Of FANCY APPLES f o r aalo MORRIS SPENCER O ld B a p r tM O ffice F o rm e rly O ccu p ied By B rie# A Jo h n o o n RADIOS MAGNOLIA PHARMACY SANFORD'S NEWEST DRUG STORE t e r e e e te g A Magwollg A ~ ... ™ ^ k | _ .. . ■ » v • I * 1 J a F or Y our a I lru x a . C oaaieU ea, P a te n t M ed icin es, P re o c rlp tlo n a , Ifo o p lia l S u p p lie s, tie . W £ 1 i W I I WE DELIVER TELEPHONE 263 l l y I I I I MAGNOLIA PHARMACY " 1 1 J W o r r it S e t n c l d t t , * *'■ P r o p r ie to r .. K e g la le re d P m i g l e l D n lv rr.lty Kadette of C r o d n a to JO tTUBE Itself! I/o c * l f t F o r e ig n R e c e p tio n BED RO O M , 0,thls ch— n f o o d with th• deliciously mild Cheddar flavor H ET8 Payment And Monthly Tem * ^ " o M ^ H o m ^ ta-tV.' Hill'HdW;-Gpv nAultnhI^^r nf, .l chTd^en^U wav a aecret meeting |n the .b ; , Hoar, a m l^ h m ^ y .n lk l ^ fo r work , n k , rnnHtlr.n,| the eluded. I . aafflclenl taallmony to| M-nce of Turnbull al ihe bqm* of ! j " L V ? nou. ^foe K ^ I U M P ’*1' f f l1*1* ‘ IkPtr In; SftdWtlo 'ho a ip a lt rare and attention ISo •heir leader a man named *’-Ulo-, Mj-rga- * * * * * * t f P « " « F . ^ d ' n g to M .W n Ream, children raceive. ier. There they nrganlxed a column. The women, children and nld men ftnundtrec who went through the were plat ed in ihe center Younger ft it lre Sanford trum for a 70 yard men, aimed with wooden apeara, touchdown run and placed l.eea* took tdurra -In front and tn the hutg In a good lead. Andreu rear. Then, like the children of drnpklckcd the extra point. Iittnehurg again gained prraea Kgypl, *hey alarteil a match glen of the hall and another ■him trh ihe wilderness. Tiirnlmll waa Infottncd 'anil rode long paxa placed Iho ball on line and furlmtaly afler the iMnd- lie made Hanford's one yard every effrit to induce Ihrm to re* Jimmy (Inldeh took It oenr fnr turn, but they marched on. On lha hla flrat touchdown In hla four year* of toolhall with the Yellow Jacket#. 1 The Fed* made their final 1 ororn when Porgiiaon pa*an<t In HTOP Fam Wall* whn placed the boll LOOK •n »cnrlng position «nd Forgu­ ft aon plunged over renter for tho lolly end giro kfeked lb* extra point. l o t ** took* Hanford nulgalned l^rabnrg In ra w * one orrimmagn and alio gained more lo o k Ilk# new o llk yardage In the n***'n( depart LI8TEN » » • ml o a r ■m l a l w uok p a w * - m IM Joke. CourteouN A Efficient HERVICE l»t ft French—TeL till ENGLISH’S G u lf S t a t i o n third day they reached til- Augua tin*. Meantime there had been i change of Governor*. Rovernor (Ira n i, auapecled of having been in leagua with Turnbull, waa su p e r retied by Roovernar Tokyo. The latter ordered provision* served lo (he strange group that had march* ed out of New Sm yrna, FIREW O RK S — r-l— 'I* ■ *— — - • IT lSNtl) TtWl *I*ATE TO SET OUT t ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS ELECTRIC TUNING n t : iia v it a n k w bi ' p p l v o r LARKSPUR—DELPHINIUM—CALENDULAS CORNFLOWERS- PANSIES— ETC. MRS. HERBERT RUSSELL r.nv u k . p iio ik aai-J TEXAS ROSE BUSHES 25c EACH HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO 'IOIALBIII “Burpee’* Seed* Grow" 100 W, FIRST HT. PH0N1 Effective November 18th I am • losing my store, and will make de­ liveries from our warehouse by truck.*This will enable me to better serve you and give you my, personal attention. Your patronage is g reat­ ly appreciatedf I assure you. SANFORD AHCO FEED STORE SA LU TES l o n e r I n e l y g l n o l u t e , la vle g fo r • h e > r u r l»IS. Of, Hie In lltiw |i« g e n c r l h e g la n g n In Heoiluttle C o u n ­ t y . tr l o r lg n , l o l r l t : 3 1 4 6 th . o f No 434 Role o f A u o . I l h . I l l * r i x e r i n o l*ota ■' l £ i f f a a ta oT A o * I* t i l l c o v e rin g E I I ft. o f l e t S Blooat » . Noovao A id ltlo n . No 3 t t k o la o f A ug. TIN. I t l l oovevino leak - S t i l oak t T lo r 1 a a a r o n t. No. »I» Nolo o f A u g .' I lk . f H i t e o v o rlu g L o tt I- I A i f lllo rk a ri» v » H anford % Tho wetti # » **«-. RMMron'.^' Homa i i l a i ' / t e i S ? ; Th'ta "pe'rM wiTw'-f"^ih'k aumbe’,; h il T d l^ o r t * o r BALM o r TAX The f l ir t tragedy In Bcmlnok t R M n e i i '* T i : > I n n r c o i i i a n c p tvilli the proCounty during tho current hunt" Vlelune o f C h n p l e r 1 0 *4. A r t e o f I T Vlot o|*oit t v r l l l r u T r u u r e t of tng occurred late Wednceday IHI A L IV H II IT I H i l l o f f e r l o r nolo n-nr la k e Harney and Jutt eaat u t p u b l i c t , u t r r * I n II*** h ln h o e i h l g g l the C ourt of Geneva when an accidentally H o u seer efnutrr a irnn e*■h In nPnnl iir il n n llic d lath sr/ed bullet from a 3 2 rifle I t l h . tiny uf l l e r r m h e r 1*31 HI II . la t r e r l flralev pierced the Heart of Albert Welle ho e' rlgl o g hl»y A.t lie II Hlnle Ittgrlher H llh uf Wlnler Park. n il n n i l l l r i l nrul ni,l*«e.|,i-*ii| lev'erl f * « n ffii _ II-T H h o r No. I l l * Halo o r h i / l « i t i l t n n r i a r L ota T A l i i n o c k a M ayfair. I - I o f No. I I * Solo or J a ly t l h . t e n r n r a r ln a I.o t t K urt M ellon. H i t o f No. le t * Rato or FACE THE FUTURl WITH CONFIDENCE Tk«r« I* • GULF LIFE Mar yoiftfbmcy •fimaynyVdU* M O O d «11K—O n ly LOW DOWN PAYMENT H. B. iitcCALL, JR. . BABY TERMS AAillions prefer this ^flavor that is differant" • It’s a skillful croa* batwvxfl ■ ARQAIN CATALOG w laoa lev * ■ V an. C .a r. ■ T a q u a n e y a lllu own! M irwcia W h ip la to ta lly d iffe re d from * ] o t ip r draaahi p TODAVtJ unnihiT, flu<aax.owrfo T. J. D nudoot Sanford AUuUe .•e- iv1 rTT> 1 �-rr-*n-------- r " r r --------------- --- — ’ ■• r. '■! 1 Seminole County Produces Mure Fruit And Vexetable* Thin An? Similar Area In America Baafonl Is Tbs Only C e n tra l, J U m Mi Cttjr A ffortin* Ball, Highway And W ater TransporUtioo VOLUME XXIX U.S. Protests Over Customs Aim Of Japan « SANFORD. FLORIDA, BATPltDAV. NOVEMBER 27. IM7 Member Associated Press t ____ _________ ' ATTACK STALK BEFORE A TAX TALK i -- l ■■ 17 Criminals From Seminole Seek Pardons NUMBER 82 Established In 1008 $ 500 ,000,000 DEATH HAD THE RIGHT OF WAY Is Top Set For Farm Measure Concern Is Expressed Over Japanese Int e r f e re n e e With " Shanghai Customs Offenses Vary From Robbery To Murder In Pleas To Board Mcctirig: On Nov. 30 . President Writes To Barkley Insisting: That Expenses Be Kept Within Income Britain, France JoiiriirP rotest ttrmTim!*. County ro n v lrlu . *• n n trrfd ' Jollied wRiriiii'nilrot?* of other* front nil pint* of the stall, who Intve filed pleas tor clemency with the runic I'nrdov Board wlilt It coin ones on Nnv. 30. Bevenleen esses fr»m this county repi-rwi-nllitg sentence* ranging t»a lilgll as IS year* or llfo Imprisonment with ntten*o* varying Irn"* roliliery nptl fontcry to lliait ibgcee nuii-tler entnii tie turn tlte P ard o n . Itoanl 91 Its n ex t w ettk'n-at*nnl(M»—----in all Ifier" nr» *"hl . to be about 1,5ao rax e t w tibb (ba Pardim Hoard WHI review, or near­ ly half of the entire colony at Italliird. Pemjn'du Comity r is e s which will l>o pi-caented 'nr* «s follown:. Paul lUrtlst’itn sentenced In |p in to 3 years fur robbery; Edgar Brown senlenreil In 1929 to in year* lor second degr** m urder; <’■ W. flatTer sentenced in 1937 to I year for U ttering lorxery; William De|,oacli sentenc.ed tn 1S32 to 7 years for Assault to rob |,e« Dukea sentenced In 1910 to *s years for robbery; John Gnrvln sentenced In I‘>;U f”r Murder second degree; C, C. itrney sentenced In 1*39 to 5 years f o r — 9TnnHl*ngtil"i .‘“ fTmt Green sentenced 111 l9Hti I'D 21* years for Murder second ilrgree. T. J Kinsey sentenced In 1037 |o I year for forgery; J. II, l.*ne sentenced In 1937. In 9 te a r s for M anslaughter; Ed MeCllllnilgh sentenced tn 1931 to 20 years fry Murder second degree; H im Nswuisn senteneeil In 1933 to Id years lor Murder snennd defre* T hom s. Oglesby aenteoeed in 1131 to life for m urder fleet d e ­ gree- Joe Higgins sentenced 'n 1932 to ? i years for assault tn m urder still tirenhlnK «nd enter log; Willie Sm ith sentenced In 1931 In life for m urder Ural d e ­ gree. Hubert W hitaker sentenced III 193& to .1 years Tor bresnlng and entering and Jon Williams sentenced In 1931 to In years fur robbery. New Taxes Are S een Possible Jap Says His Gov­ ernment Has Ripht v To All Authority ■*' _ Prw** The United States formally Uni ^xpreaaed concern to the Japanese government over any attempt to interfere with tho integrity o(, the .ChlnCae maritime cuntoma system. Secretary Hull announced the step had been taken in commenting on reports that f t Japan*** authorities in Shanghai Intended taking over the Chinese cumtomi organisation. Sim ilar action lisa taken by other world power*, including G reat B ritain. B ritain, tho United Stale* and othnr foreign power* aro Interested In the (Thhtnie ru«loma becau»o the** revenue* are largely pledged for tho payment of foreign loan*. Since conquering the Shanghai area the Ja p a n rta have greatly Increased their power In the cuelom* and have taken control of *11 , Chlne»e communication* facilities _lheru— » *■ - — - r A spokesman for the Japanra* a t Shanghai declared hi* govern­ ment considered it had a clear right to take over all authority and agencies of the Chines* govern9 * n t is the Hhanghal region and . Attack stall! b^fore'V fax talk was the policy of these two mem­ bers of the House Ways and mean* committee in W ashington who refreshed thrm selvrs by disposing of a bunch of grapes before a ***• rlnn on finance. Itrp. Fred M. Vinson (le ft) gets his last drop, white Chairman It. I- Itnughton gels a seed. F igures Disclose Farmers Warned Florida Grows Asj Against Evils Of Industrial S ta te W age-Hour Bill Retail And Whole­ Milk Dealer Insists sale StoroH L e a d Bill Places Burden In Furnishing Jobs On Small Farmers - t e f i u g . lu "“ u Over Two Million Tourists Expected Here This Winter Warren Odham Hits Truck Without Lights m* I- j ■'' W A S H IN G T O N . Vf>v. 2 7 . I __r ^ p ) j — P ro k tilc n t a w is p * T e M Im l-iy m ^ o m - m r e x iN'ndUurvH u n d e r n e ’w i » Itcath had the right or way when this express train, hurtling from Rrusacls, Belgium, In Cntais, Ct'S'lied while p a 'rin g the suburb station. Don'inetles, killing two engineers instantly, . laa-omnllve •m l tender left the linrh and cuarhes piled up be bind. Iiiit mirneuloiisty ull paisengera csca|«crl in­ jury. Curious ate g how n here inspecting Ills- wrecked baggage ear w Inch is held by n Ia ego .p ro p Jrmn Ii'iiplipi; .onto -d u -s ide: —— * -.- T ‘ ** .. Mason Asks Help Of Huntsmen In C h e c k in g Birds Banded Birds Should Be Reported To Aid In Tracing: Flight J 1Tax C o lleclio n Is Up This Year l-O ver L ast Y e a r „f’JinkinH Reports - Incrensc Of Over 10 Hodgson Ball1Set's Old Home Town As Progressive City 4 :: v> “ r1 V;, ‘ ! .1 liirm nroirrnm l>e kept within Hip fiOd.WK'.OOU murk In nn orfiirt to liriim federal niwitd* (ns; within Income. In a Idler to Scnntor Barkley. -Kentucky -I>emo- . ritl. ttm rtC sh l'n l took not" of H'-niitu discussions nn the poarllil,, c.ittii nf ihn- farm program now being debated •'ll | . ntivluua" the President salil, -'lliirt « constant Inrreaio uf «speii'lllur** w ithout an ■-.pmlly cnnstsnt Increase In revenue can mOy result *n A rant In'I si ton "f deficit*. Wo can not Impe lo continue on a sniind lias I* of flnsnelal m an­ agement of -government affair* unl»«» -rean ln r—m tnnsl expertUttur*'* "re hrought w-tthln Toreliui-s"1 (eel I Tint every effort should be m ule." he sn'd "to keep the new farm program wtlhln the Present limit nf |r,nn.noo,ono per annum." if 3iilc is found Impossible, the PreniUml said, "I flii-n urge th a t * tr|ffu |M I,.bin lo p ro v id e. neeesinry Incri-asiv in revenue, in meet any erpendllnre* under u llio ne* f.arm progrup'. In -7*- , , i.f llrl* mum ’* N ils (it lids aum.' Y e.ienlay President Roo.oveil nntiiiunced n fuur-pnlnt PrUgram tor ending 'he iiuslneas < sluini'. lucluitlm:—In tin* urellIleal'on ul n I r ' ""'iiih«ia blue In Cnngrivss—lag revlslnn as |9 > g ns a lilll ean be prepared. Ill ndillllim. he llsleil a t a press rnnferenc" Interview: I Tim stlinuhilliui "f n luntn in Mrgn-ectll'* bullae huUiMn*. nil wlileh he said he wiullil t M l 1 a qu-ss-lR" in <‘nilcress Mnnday, I. t'lirlallmi-vil of gnvernment expeiiill'uies -fur ten'll ImlldlnX, "Ul which tin promlseil n inesaage Tuesday ulictmisty part of the geneia| , ninpalvi, fur . a bnl-. mu i il hinlgel, 3, The linineiliate purrhnsn nf same f 2 Ui.nnn.nini worth nf goVeniinenl supplies, wlileh nrdliitirlly would Irn acquired grad­ ually over Ilin nest six mnnlh*f. A cnfillnuatinn of Ills series of c«nfer*n">» w|t|i public u tlllif ece.iillves, I . the hope of pro­ moting it utility ronstructlog I roc ram. which la U rging fa* li'.'hiw ..iinrmat, & M 1 S ( * ' ,ej i' , KiwaniN l)i roctors To Meet At Mr. Long^f 8 Persons Arraigned Before Judge Miller - T a y lo r maintain* a ferae o f b r ipectnra who, covering the entire stain. ■■•orris* the eperatlen of TA* ■i s -: " • | : T Sound Financial Ad­ ministration Is Said To Need A Balance li I* - +<W* ■ |*c I ff' CHICAGO, Nov. 27—The fair of Ihe W ages and lloura bill In c it y n e w s b r i e f s Congress depends largely on toi mers, declares Char[ee W» Holman, Kccr-etary of the National Cooper ■Live M ilk Producers' Fedem lton, In n critical analysts n f the mea­ sure fo r the 2,000,000 Mid-West A inerting for . the purpose farm families who read Rural • 1-iiinK nttlcer* fa r Um Hem. Piugrer* Msgaxtns edited by Dr In'll,, county Koi| Conservation n il t »» , , Glenn Frank. - a soelsimn from tho Sanfonl I llOUHlllUl D o lla rs Mr, llolm sn w rites from a in ig | ■tlalrlcl for Ilia t iHtilnt; year wail hunters nn- be held in tho Court Ilim.o Mon Seinia.de County f 1ol!i«cUofv nf Stntu a n«1 ( ’uur.tv experience ia W ashington w atch­ r likely lo run across n number ing th.’ Congressional mill and a p ­ day morning ul to o n n ilurk, taxra I hi* yr.fr i- ovrr 110,000 tn iiirds Utii. year U-uitng tin- metal Wi cording (u an anuuuu* * in.-iii « m i, i i»r i f fled iun-i for Um r ^ r praising the effect of its output leg li.unli uT the I'nitrvl j-lales mado at rim Cuun'y Agi-iii'* tit- ia*h)M»niliii|F | m*i nm| Fast y m r f ar* upon ngrk-ul'urr. In the December lllnlnyu.il fiutvey, due In atlivily rnrdliur *** Svminolr (*ounly Tu* issue uf the m agatine, o u t today, of biitl banders 111 till, serlion nf lice li'day. a sinnl.ir lui-cllnis • t’o llrcl^ r »llot l» Jnikinn. lor tlie lliird o dlaltlit will h>’ says the effect on farm ers of the rnm ilry os will a >hrou|;boE' Iicbl In Iho Oviedo Hello'd Mon i 1*|« lo Hif prvJiori» liim*, Mr i tic wages and hours leg Islet inn as Uie Nii HIii in slates, n cn rd in g to "Jin k ins ntr t»*i|, Itau Itfi n O -allM iir* u „ „ In a l It was passed hy the {Senate, but C. It Ma -<tii, presidin' uf |in- i;l i11 iilllrcinl 'HIhI 111 It ih iitn l, In •nidi belli up in the House last summer, ida Audulum Kncicly I •4**11 t>* tills fltiioiitil (Fir* Tux C*»l Hurti |.and- art- jitlaih'-il tu lit'' would be: | I*h lor |Hitiitisl *‘iit llm t there wt r*( I. To inrrt-asr the cost cf most legs «-f Hit' liiiilt- tty - hi cry r" i n|i|>toxtiiintrly f»nn 1<-II«■rn in hit it|a-rn'ers, lu- said, cci'li Hie idea things form ers have to buy, in uffiro frum |N<iM»h9 who havr. W arren Odbam, Sanford youtli.; llu'l If the bird - m e ra|ilu rrd iliiiiing Implenirlils, clothing, fu rn ­ hiiitli'tl in ih rir lnxi*R whU'h nirrn* iture, radius, fertilisers and feeds rra fh rd into 'h e rear of a heav­ killnl taler, their movement* dm Ih*r i *if Itin Bluff IinVO not Furl Irurk and - trailer log a m lgrali"" may be ti-im l and 2 Tu draw Isbur sw ay from ily loaded Inn In I nl* uTat o. rural communities and farm ers', parked nn French Avenue m-at the" uyr delrriiilli.d. J ~lliHlg*i»n Hall, funnel ly of For- thn rtirn^pontlini* period wage costs, when there 1* already, Seventh Street about dusk I* '' I Mr Ms-on will l.-tw iud llie.u lliis city nn.I noli uf the tale .1. IJ l.r * y rn r only $|7,1?S| 7.% luol l*m i night, according to a report b y ' bands lo W ti.hliig'on and u | hhi a labor shortage on farm s. Hull n 1 Mrs. Ilnll, was a visitor I’tiM, lust y ia r's im iit h hlimv Mr. 3. To Increase costs of pro. LI. C. II. Rhaffer, m rm ber of the checking M-rinl iniudni an 'll' in .Sanfniil today n fler an nlisenci Jin k in a im lu alitl llmt In* unu woll Hanrord Police Departm ent, who bandc cviih ciAircl. in Washington, nf severs! years during which lime pitw‘ i1*! tiv ii IFio fm l llmt ».«• many erasers and distributers, who lake the place at wbnli (lie bird wa tie has la i-n conmh il with the P el (H'l.intis lirn puyutif fh rir tum * the inrrease more often nut of the investigated Ihe accident. The tru rk , wltnessea a ta lr, was ha luted will Is- repot Ied In nnyuU« e isl Housing farm er ra th e r than pass tt on lu AiIou' iis' i n*i"ii in r a lly thl* y*-u»t «*%«*!• i|uuii;h In- mid the city ronsumcr. ' , parked in the street without sendllig tn nucli a listul and Useful Jacksonville. bin f tiiFf nr** I • pt hufiy nliitoai C.* To compel planla owned and, lights and the Odham youth tint knocvlnlge of Ibe Idrd will Ic Mr. Bull expre «ei| surprise at mphi dup'l day. \ operated by nearly 10,000 fanner- not see the truck in the semi- known fFf th r ntiHOint (H tllM hl up to 'h e many im ptnvfm en's wliicli Quail are n"' likely la 'ra y far liave been made in .Santunl in Mie I hr prraftil tiin r, till4 .Sta'r’ri hFir P' owned cooperatives, which market darkness. Considerable damage was done from Oieir bomey m hun'era find* Inst few years mi-1 said 'b a ' le the products of 1,500,0(10 farm ers. 9-'i/joj.Mi mot thr irin tlittlrr In meet higher costs o f production to the Ford V-H sedan driven lag gimit will prubaldy la ar Sem wan pleased lo mde the widening I)I4H’ Fw-I'll ill 311 ll ill Ii >:i |i lo vittioijit I and and to rniiicu cnrrespolelllislr tb* by Odham but th e trurk was sc inoln County However■ |(j ntany (|owk'own s'rcels as will urn Hint hi f*»r I In* ("t»uii{y ntnl Hch<M»t parent ly units insgi d, Ll. Khst many nf the T urtle D"vrs in ua 'he cons'ructiun uf a liUlul-v-r of t u irh , Mr- Ju .k .rn jiri. return to th eir member*. Florida during Itn- w inter crime new buihlingsProm his observation nf other fe r said. A for ilnin* who iiiu ilril inonry The driver of the truck, Elmer from the North while lb* tns>.irr'y Federal boards, Mr. llolm sn susor i lu rk i fur pity mi nt of Ib-claring that the celery field' p,-ets the W ages and Hours Itnanl lore, was summoned to court on of the ilurk* were protialdy hand look mighty good tn him, Mr- thill •hr'ir la ir n , Mr, J inkiim utatnl rh argea of parking without Tin- Ihiant of Direct ora of th e rd during Hieir nesting M-aa'm in of Standards, one* cr*at*«l. wnuM said th a t i> was alw-ayh a pleasure •hat J£|rft ii'f« irat i nfiLtlil Fm* tnnilvil either N o rth ern -C n itid M ale, nr In return to Slinfor-I where le' in *hiiT i*ouiIki'J Minf llitit Miry wmiM fisnfnr.l Kiwmiis Club will meet s.mn h* asking for more and more lights. in Canada. grants of power, until “ wo will r | h tiI ino ,l uf tils renew In* ul|»n**'il| _ II m | | fi*i'ri*H't tliM fiuiu Monday evening at trout o'clock a t Harold R. IV e i - of the Itial.i- old Hcr|Uuiiitaricps, and watch the if thr IiM rih u«i« jiiiiilrtl K f r r r Hie Ion...... . I’rasiih'til Howard tisvs an agency more powr rful gical Survey h la lf, who Virlltd progress of this .ci'y. In ng. Members of the cil.l and new \ U r le than it was ever Intended the NRA Sanford last .w inter, vpen' several Mr. JinkinH ul n r i I vimnI th rj boaiils and nlw rnmmllteu chalrshould tie " Asked l» rom niriit on Iho pr* weeks fa r north with an Americnn poets for ’ liberalistng F'e.trral t in p ijr r r i »»f 5« momo!»* County who4""•II of the old and new committees E s | muIIIion, .tie purpose r.f w h l r h l , ^ , ^ A dm lu|s'rat..n loans. Mr k.*vn (nit | iaj .| llie ir > that two! have liern ltivited;ln attend. WABIIINOTON, No*. IT —bl’i was to hand duck-' Mr. Mason The. monthly re purl a of tha •lM>‘rfkftlill n ip-ti'O'l tu vkhlth Miry Hall slste.1 that be was no* fir — President Roosevelt will lea*» slated this m«»f(livitr Hui* tn* to u lii imglll trthi* llfliroiitflpw' of th© 4 fMPf-! local organIsafhin will be rumple* peadion to mako a a latrn irn t tonight tn r a postponed fishing ndi Inf ,iMjf|ii'|ikf*ll tfmdl •w*R|fli " t Hist 11rue. m iL <1intotin l mII ow«h| (o r paynirnt •nl nl this inerting and reported. !♦ . cruise off lh* H orlda rn sst. It* thrur tilr«fl» lltU w in lrr B rm ln o lr of t a ir a In Novm lirr. U nly 0 |u*r* Hie Kiwanis Iiikerflali-.iinl. will go directly lo Miami hr CINCINNATI, Nov, 27. —(A1)*" County. w ill lm I'jr Owpinlwr Special tra in and embark on p.i> oontE, hr M«hK . Mrs- Ann* M*ri* H»hn. y«*r the yacht "Potom ac" Monday h T h r Tax Colh-l-tor* (itwi adviaNl old mother, teas sentenced to morning •h a t’ *hr I '.i :m autmtiolhlr lirrn a r dll, In *'trio's electric chair on Aft eg four o r flv* days nl !>r. I la cry Ik n , n«»lH < i ,* t 'will jpi ©li ii«|r I lr r , 1 and ithut March 10 for th* m urder by Ashing he will rebnard the train, will rantfiH r«*vWal thr prirrn Ihix p a r w ill ,b r W**n* poisoning of Jsenb W agner. 71. probably a t Miami, for a till1 Fred R. "WdAm. attorney for and tn al In tfinju* itf 1a %t yrar* a aifd o n e r arqualnUMir*. rback aa ra r *■ Warm Hpilnv* • ba City of Sanford, Las Iweti R<*r*lc**a In Ilin F irst Th« new tac* wall l»r Filark with influx »*arly In J*ti Overruling a motion to r a Oa., whera ha wilt oat a belatefl named chalroisn of Hi* la-glsla* rtn ifrh TTTT? ««9titmxlifi|? yi llo^ toinu r;iU new trial, Judge C harts*.H . Belt T hanksflvlna Dinner <vltb lu tiv* ConumU, e of lh« Seminole ua ry. Church uffirUlu CRE held "evidence wa* *o over- fanVIle paralygls patients County Cham!--1 "f * umnrvrre, today. h •*l h a te had Dr- !**»■ daalat whelming th at no verdict other The (rip to W arm Sprint* for aceordinr to so ui.ri'iuriremm' than guilty could have been Thanksgiving and tha today by T. E Hlmpaon, both ns a tltifflfig K*anK*B"t and fishing pti i'i' n l. flllier Ic o n " readied by the |u ry " of elavtn cruise off Florida war* d e la t'd i«t«d f»F*M women and on* w an on No». a by tha P resident's Infected tooth of tbe floriiiniltee ara: llenj- ntOfh. |»R«tOr Of tha Irwal rhMi'lt Cnldrr wratlmr artflrd down F. .H aines, vicr-chairniim, Uoyd itit>'4l *‘»nd I hat** f*»un>l lii« Tho taaUacwJT a t th e trial which baa been extracted. Ihn N nrthw e.lern linked Mrs. 11*28 with the a s ­ F . Boyle. G. «'- Herndon, II. J- wufk to bn of Ihn hlflo-Nt hi*** over serted p o i s o n dehths of three Lehman, Jam *- C. Shsrnfi. and llo l« an fducatrd. rultur«-d llockf Mountsln H int's t" d .y a . WALTERS DIES rhrluHaits Tho aplritual ton** of f'ltM-a.tx told of r*lf and roliler eth e r elderly ace ualn lance* <n WASHINGTON. Nov. *7. —fd l Fred T. William-. what th* Btat* contended wa* —Theodore Waller*. Tha firs t rm-eling « f *hr Cum all thn churches In rvery i m n-1 w eather loulihl .in f Ium arrow SI. first tb* "biggest ra d ii murder tn tha assistan t Secretary of Interior, ralUaa has b m i slli-d fo r Mun- nHinlty In which ho lsbum ts |„ tho BMlhoaatorn corner "• country, la e plot to slay for died In • naval hoepltal today. d a j afternoon s* t :00 u’clock to elevated ibrough kla e o n se ii* '" 1 lb s rifuniry. Waewher* throughLAHJA1* W h A l H E K nation, tem perature* hla marveluna out th e gala." W alters, a r*eIdeal of C a l d w e l l , a«t vpen Referendum No- 72 of dally Ilf* a ad Mr*. H aha recstvsd th e sen Idaho, went to th e hospital sev­ I I I Chamber of. Commerce o f m ciaaio i la utrakon and a o n i" ' wry* normal or abovu normal. A more definite announcement Tb* w eetber bureau a t NaW rain tonight and t*nce calmly b e t b u n t late era l days ago to and ergo United Blairs, on Flood C«nwill be uiade O rleans Issued email craft w arn­ In extreme north- te a rs a fte r leaving Ihe court operation to r callatonaa. T e s te r ivupegtlng lb* Regional Au- of this ing. fo r the Texag coast, later. day he contracted ‘ p iu , TALLAHAHHEE. Nnv. SI.—W ) —Statist!™ rrlrsurd by lb* Slut*unemployment compensation dlvision show tliul Florida h-i. tak rn her place in the S ister­ hood of Industrial Stales, nerordIn* to an announeement by W en­ dell C H eaton, chairm an nf tb* Florida Industrial comm lesion. “While these statist Vs are no*, Japanese legions continued their ^ J r l v e tow ard . Nanking, Chtnn*a complel* and only include report* evacuated capital. In the Spanish we have received up to Nov. I." "they definitely civil w ar tha government reported Heaton said, m inor victories for it* bombing show the trend of Industry in planes blasted at communication* the S tate." “ As in mo»t other State*, between Madrid and government j wholesale and retail stores h nil territory to tho east. all other industries in Ihs num ­ ber of worker*,, and the um mot of eontributions, but pushli.^ this classification closely for the trad is m anufacturing. Hr port* receive.I from employers ‘.Lrougllout IliP S tate show a large end varied assortm ent of m anufac­ TALLAHASSEE." Nov. 2 8 • (Special)—W. M. Taylor, Florida turing unit* of which the public as a whole is in complete ignor­ hotel commissioner, today predicted th at more than 2.250,000 winter ance. Leading In the following visitors wil come to tha State this ordee are railroads, eltru* in ­ y ear to aurpaia previous records dustry; lumber, r.nw mills, and of vacation travel to the winter allied Industries; rm ilrartnra; and hotels and restaurant*, playground of the nation. "O ur statistics also show that Taylor, who h at Just completed a lour o f the atat* In the interest seasonal employment is another of preparing hotela, apartm ent*, fallacy," Heaton rontinurd, “ta k ­ lodging houses, cafes and re sta u ­ ing the S la'e as a whole employ­ rant* fo r tho w inter lend* In accor­ ment reaches jla prak in Ja n u ­ dance with hotel commission rules ary and it* lowest level in July, sf\d he found evidences of an in ­ but the difference in these twn h e re s **d tourist influx In every months Is neglilde when we con­ sider Ihe S tate a* a whole. 4 p * c t|o n . "These figure* include only “ Florida's commercial hosts— who have right M d hy th a t 1 mean the operator!, 2Jttifl employers - of hotels, apartm ents, restaurant*' " r workers and represent a and other aim llar facilities—aro total pay roll nf over ttlfl.OOO,more than oven in the spirit uf OUa pawl to 16Q,00U workers In covered by the welcoming our w inter time resi­ employment dents" he paid- "This year, as S late unemployment compensa­ never before, hotel commission tion law for the flrat nine months records show th at there has been of -this year," Heaton concluded. every effort made to give every sedation and com fort to frienda of ours from the north who coma down here to •pond from two or three days to Eight person* were arraigned aa many month*." before City Judge Frank I* A check of railroad, and tu s Millrr in a session of the Munici­ companies, aa wall a t agsneiea for p al' Court yesterday afternoon to othar means of travel, Commlae. be tried nn rhargea ranging from toner Taylor conltaued, displays disorderly conduct to leaving The new attractions on every band fm scene* of an accident. th e w hiter visitor to Florida. Joe O'Connor, charged with Thee*, he raid, take the form notj leaving tha scene of an accident only o f Increased foe in tie* upon and reck Iraa driving, pleaded arrival, but attractive rat** and guilty and w as sentenced to Methods of travelpay a fine of 110 or serve 20 "O ar hotel commission records days in *h* City Jail. th eir", he continued, "th a t the Sam Haines, negro, Mary E l­ hotel and apartm ent business has len H aniry. and Rosa Lee Alex­ kapt apace w ith e th e r line* of b as­ ander, arraigned on rh arfe* of in preparing fa r th e herds cf disorderly conduct were dismissed, Herman Davis and Jam aa Gain**, f a r this yser, charged with Improper parking p en u lts h a re were also dismissed when they apartm ent*, lodging pleaded ne( guilty to the charges. _______ restaurant* and cafe* over Annie U na Davis and Samuel the * u l * . T h is is mate than 2.000 Davis, negroes, charged with d is­ M art than have been loaned a t any orderly con%tct, pleaded guilty ether sim ilar period previously" and were given fine* of M each. 1; President To Fifth Off Florida Coast Mrs. HahnGeta Death Penalty ForPolsoning ServiccH Are Slated Committee I I leaded By Dr. Harry. Box By Fred R. Wilson — " 1- \ ■><;» E v e ry b o d y K Jb u y s ana uses) Christmas Seals' rjkt. CL-fc-RGy ltainy Week-End I • lirwbir/* thn f|AV. f:. F. M Forecast For South :r 24 u .,. ^ . ^ k . u ir __v L 7 _ 1 i_____ __ 2-1---- 1- t �% V *. A »f H . m I ' M . - THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA T ■ y \.■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i An Appalling Tax Burden i M S A T U R D A Y N O V E M B E R 1 7 , 1937 mmm CAN D LELIGH T By IflNA OUTER DRAM # — It U encouraging to note th a t. something ia going to be done on Lax rwiiion and we hope thgt the scope of tUa "Day! program will be broa^enough to include aome aid for little Faster end i buaineu. While It la all very well to modify the surplus O’er night’# ’ bill profits tax and the capital gains tax, senators and con­ boUi r1 Urt—* gressman should not lose sight of those countless small N et ell of u t eaa enterprises which do not have any surplus pfoflta but boy*, bet there Is a lot to this which are nevertheless staggering under the burden of “shining morning face»’ hustaem whan Ih* day Is fresh and back recently Imposed taxation. The uncalled Social Security taxes, which business for wring and ns lull of prem iss a* antra rslsd read. T h a n Is the ftrat time has had to pay this year, are so unjust and aa seAething about so c i t isd v as to be a major cautf In the present n o —fe e t prints la ston which finds unemployment again on the Increase. web* that mafcs They consist of taxes on payrolls gradually Increasing yomr cheek—th a t stakes m m t year by year airtO they represent nine percent of evs baslnns payroll la the country, big and lltUs. If they a with Plppa 1 Oh Dag. IT I *wu not drastically changed, or at least modified on small der a wavelat af Urns, a m ite of tra a a w n 'l businesses, they will be the principal cause In forcing ■ yI btwa na ina* hears frtswd w hs M ic e 's •S T T c X t SS many of them to the wall. now Mem bisUd msawsnrlgts, and A little business with a $50o a week payroll la this a fte r looking a t them mm day, gentleman who tiled,, and, having #f n . J «*•'•- year required to pay to the government no less than ST80 I said, “J'm a aallastar .te a you M a clean honest Ilf# went to flf !*■ III in Social Security taxes, and an additional 9240 .which knew. H a n yaw soan my awn heaven. When ho arrived, he presumably la deducted from hla employee’s pay. Next • s e t" Sk* look a U* surprised showed hla credentials and was admitted by Saint Peter. Everyyear the tax on the employer alone will amount to 91040. id I explained th a t a t sow :c . And within a very few years the tax an the employer with yaw m ast have a certain kind of thing jw a s Ju st .M _ gl<ritlng -OBd gU moross aa lb* politician had tha^ame 1000 a week payroll -will be ^l,NKnrhHe' an Addi­ dreamed, but the most beautiful * a f Is u g k w tM tional 9790 win be deducted from the employee’s pay, mak­ angels of all were in a cage. of memory. Ills ing a total of 92340 a year in Social Security taxes for this satisfyring resentfully, Ini too here use unlike “Why," he asked, filn g wt*ve noticed about one little business, in addition to all the other taxes, In­ most collecting, It doesn’t cast a “Have you got IHose good lootin' angels shut u p ? " “ Because,’’ an­ '"! A f pi# d*nee, there'* a lot cluding city, county and state taxes, which he has to pay. rent. And eh. I have It than to the uiual apple* Now for a business which Is making money, this extra t V I There’s s swirls* over Ih* swered 8 eln t Peter. “They are from Florida and If vre open the field* a f Mississippi, taxation should notsprovs disastrous. Certainly any busi­ cottmi over English lane* a a F 1hawt hawthorn cage, they'll all fly home." ness which la making as much as five or tan thousand hedge* In Kant, an* (rouhl# about tr»ln« . lo Four out of every five people in ],# o u r trap through 111* tlha dollars a year net, Over and‘above all expenses, should not olive tree* on th* kill *boca f U r itollri' It that sooner or lat* object loo strenuously to this additional contribution to cnee where tha copy *f Mich*I the world who purchase autome i*t a b u tt *aw. government. But what about a bualneea which ian't mak­ Angelo’, David stand*, on* aver biles buy American-marie car*. ing money ? What about a business which happens to be the brent* breast af Dkimand tK '■! _ shut regulation of bn 1 losing money, or has been hanging on by its dyebrowa for Head ln J(*walL B el th* onv I wouldn't bS soil* so bad Ilka best | have every morning 1 five or ten <jara hoping that conditions will improve? —over n n t t t e n i would also mshe the I t . John's River, BUSINESS MAN’S responsible for. tb# P » f Whnt about 1 buslneaa <which Is making mei'ely ‘ two or One* e t th* U niversity s f V jr three thousind dollars a year? And there are thousands of gin Is ibsre had been a B rin Ger­ them In (Ills,country. . LUNCH man with pink roses si ka is II luly Sod der To Much a business, these 8oclal Security taxes mean a whit* Isttlre fans* around the w e n trying to soire thRir tf10 diffrivnee' between success and failure, - There is only ball room nod young role** sing­ iloymant problem by h r cutEU,' ouo way that this business can raise the money for the ing lustily, “Row'd ysa Ilk* t» cannbu-fodder extra taxes now required of. him by the government and b* a lists'* sw eetheart?* A fter­ their W ward, drilling hams serosa th* 8ERVED FROM that Is lo take It out of his expenses, to reduce payments lawn, a group gathered on th* 11:30 TO 2:00 which he has been making for other things. That Is, he Hknry kord any# - lb" Pre**nt Rotunda steps and mod* tb* s ta t­ pose M is s io n Is merely tarn- must cut hla relit, bis jxiwcr bill, hln freight expenses, or ue of tk* blind Homer almost >y dttd iri'D c iil. W®». «* perhaps hla payroll. Since most of the coats of the aver­ op«n hi* ays* singing, the Ell ? hod* ha Is nearer right age business are fixed by powers over which he has no con­ Rattan* song, “Th* Old Rotunda. was in ltt*> trol—suen an freight, power, and the prices of the things W ell Make To Thunder." m time. thin h* NO FOOLIN’ o ' ----One of the boy*. D kk Byrd, fb# young Couhi of r*r1» he has to buy—the average business mat) has no alterna­ (nut th# adm iral but a reiatlee) tive but to cut hla puymll. Thus unemployment Jhcreaao*. pointed to a greying aky and re* PERK'S CLUB In considering' the revision of taxea,: Congress should U r* (h* throne cjtrd a Hills poem callsdj “T V strike* u a y s tlmn give serious thought1 tq tills,, plight•of--Uua lUlUwoibusinaos tftM intttm a___ f th e 'D m m .t" ! wish Would b*"WUIIus lo'Jhsti .man. Llttlo busNleas men.on Uvo, whole .funilah. mo«k W n iToilii' rRinewbi, U.sll-rsnywsy -1---------------■- - •* — • T plOyrtient than big buataib. , to«fl r<i* .aet wpxM ■bout 1 L O N O 'S ROYAL HAWAI1ANS HAWAIIAN MUSIC and HULA DANCE SHORT’S ANNUAL FALLOPENING SATURDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 27TH, AT ELEVEN THE OCCASION YOU’VE BEEN LOOKING FORWARD TO DON’T MISS THIS ONE—IT’S GOOD! 25c o u s n s i Ri?£loaliTp?rdlrtlon ihsi win have f an tunen ridhapd ydin women will ammint' of Social Kecuyiljt .funds C o n„g_____________ re s s should sh o u ld exemi4 < |>aj;fpeu(1,g|f . hit# IhJ world. No douui Congress __ i n from the paynuruLof j u s l ^ a 'b y ^ t ^ nm#roMlln|r ,nh>r. »:ittd bn A yn 'hit .. » i i *■ nan. ^There has been a mb4Udy lncrcaae’ In Florida ' run* strucllon for the past 10 years,! a report -prepare^ \ p .the research dspartment of the Florida Statu ’ Chamber of Commerce revealed today. The high mark for the decade ., Th# Jk p k tA e *re rspldly U k- has already been passed by this year’s construction which l n l possession or Ihn Intern*totaled more than 999,000,000 in the first 10 months, This Rstttsmont in Hlisnshsl. fo tU n U y they n u W nil rem- Is «n Increase of almost 910,000,000 over the figure 940,fscllUlos, Ih* dsy WB.315 chalked up In the entire 12 months of last'"year, r u t lo m houses, lie- the State Chamber said. yV»r I* nut. *11 that will Complete reports of the past decade arc: 1837 (tan . r # n Of foretan rlsbu l"’months), 9M.80d.787; 1B39. $49,025,315; 1035. 920.209,btos will be s memory, unless 24)|. , 9?4 gi7.n52.588; 1939. $9,441^74; 1932, $8,738,227: nation Is r»sdy snd wllPiat 1991, 915.235,078; 1030. $19,881,050; 1929, $32,864,270; nxbt for it* rights. 1928. $37,204,951; and 1927. $02,424,565. T here will b* imlr one-third For comparison It Is Interesting to note the figure for lb miiusy 'n (h* B ut* 1920 B. B. B. (Before the Boom Burst) was $200,207,587. Albania, Siam, l.iberla, a th er member* of of Ration* glsnce Jy now and then s t r w here Ethiopia **i.—Trey IN . Y. Record.) oWir «i buslneascg naming Icss uian fK.OOO a year. Florida Conatruction ’ ,1 . ■ . r h k m r i i-»M t ■»!/ >1 Fund to pay school mie In Bemlniil* County on to us* but tt was unnecessary ,tb * r 1, thouib KlnrMa ts ithroughout tb* tilt ua Hastings ' .ttkybrs ore psylng millton* of. ployed th# defrnslv* portion of daTIhrs mtor* to th* stste su*the game while Crooms was in H nm stit tb lj y ssr th»n they wor* possession of th* hall nearly aU hm r**r. U nfortunsuly th* the time* Wenby Ik aarm sihod for other | Crooms attem pted a number of ’ fh ln ts. though some aT «■ or* Coach J. A. ro s te r1* Crooms passe* h at only completed . wondsrlnc whst other things sr« af more Iraportonc* than tbs Academy Panthers closed (hsir which was good for to yard* but 1W.T7 Football .season Thursday. di$ not place lha ball near -woring gsVmool '«f school looohsr*. afternoon when th ry fought to a distance. Hanford threatened 'hr** W * trM tfU s of tho huntlns scoreless tis agslnst th* strong times during the gam* to seers Mason wsre brought rluss to Hastings Vocational Hchntd r'even but two th ry were slopped by the ho■ * Wodnosdoy whan s Win a t the Hanford Municipal Alhletlc strong Hasting* I Inaw nil a funihln . • I»|Killed 'h e les* scoring opportu* 9% V«rh boy. off with a trisnd ris ld . Eanford rer.dyrd the klrkoff n |ty of the game, **» a htm tins sapsditlpa, anbbod Haslings and Johnson,' ■ Vk 4t rfflo by (ho barrel us h« from ■ --■■■■■- — --------took It tram hi* oar. Bamaiblnx s|ierdy halfback, took the ural o n ’ -- - . • D lllC P fl Struck U * trtsxor and It dl* his own go yard line a id returned s w m » hhsrgsd sand ins Ih* bulUl the ball 00 yard* beforo tK -liu fV J lIY W B i W O H l V l I h r o knocked out of bounds' on 'h a , c*wUswMVre="p*st On* .B lcbsan. local fsrmor. nor- HsutUng* V‘U y a 'd slriiw. The day srietnmm a t I:P0 o'clock. .WoWly soenped dootb himself the Ilastinga alevrn held the Par"Iw-re , . P fhsr dsy wbsa s youna fellow knd Crooms lost the hall on dow ns] ' ■ *n Labs m uuty. lurksy huniins. A fter an cschst.gr of U .4 , * '* ,* * * ' - •re ttsim l • F with sbai by mis mtdflcld, Hon WJlsoa,* lu m b a r C h M of Folic* Moy 0 . W tUlaau lake. Th* wm careful left guard, Intereepted a Hasting* k * F**1 w*me *f his Frisunere pass ut. the H alting *5 yard IIns *• w w * pointing lha to rs In th* and iu«k I' the 30 W o n - betug wludows of the CHy jaw-, •' iw se lh r TWampom wd» know* duwucd bat again th* ItasUng ' »««k shorn furelgs * flairs t levtn strengthened sad forCsd 'h e ' ^ Agent C. K. HnvaoU, Barest* ootsts* at tb* w h it* Panthers lu lose the uval on his v t k , U Urn th*** lank jaurii downs. The romaiuder of Urn sec- r ^ . r t iTuo** after t » a i a t tho o ast w*c U „,n pted aays because of illnoes II b u In fa c t »l field and bsiU^er alsjen attem Ths*s boss boon no t* taltg. . M >*«, Hastings racelved the k k k o ff 4sel*r* war 4s old' from Sanford o ysilng th* Stcutul Th* Sanford R otary d u b will Wld-VkSorUs. gtows half and a Hatting* back returned hold l u regular hincbaaa la tha «u aksad an. U to his own SO. They were forced V aU sa Hotel Monday a t H i l t U> kick a n d 'th e mml was downed degp la Sanford'* U rrltory and Ih* I*s.i(bars punted back late H a st' «i* County will bald » moat mga U rrltary C room s Academy Football S e a so n E n d ed lliursday ■‘IIS Mauott Ihroush bis hosri. H. m i E ^ y#d *• ^ f -w l Tha Townaatw Cluba at Beal Jill yesterday! pul togslhtn, U M 'th e s n ln g and bsautyy Th* boy nad s'orted th* Ihlng ju st ta fun ?»’ mtWV bsrole fnshlofi, but oddly enough, th* crowd of youngsters grew silent, sW ngaly moFsd h y 'tn * stirring ih to g h i of thA 'poem: T hat w as w good many K ara ago. and \ often wpqdsr |f * other* In that group still re­ member as J do th* beauty ?f th at moment. How many of ua ran look at ‘ha pattern of our yesterday* and feel th a t lhay make sens* 1 Of course all of ua want “n o '" to nutka sens# some of tha ting th a t’s essential—but f#w of u* would Ilka to think that our whole personal adventure from beginning to end w a s ' Just a Joke. Mercy! I’m getting In awfully deep water. I l l Isave th*1 thought to th* philosopher* and skip along t* breakfast. And there's quit* M muck tu be said for breakfast, 'h at much maligned meal, aa there la for lbs dawn, whether yon sa t ducen ugg* and a dainty slab • ( bam Ilka Jack Dempsey or oreng* Juice, rye krlap, and Hanka. I’m all for breakfast and It’s not be­ cause I agree w l'h th# rynleal lady who said that breakfast wss bar favourite meal because so far nothing had happened to spoil the day. I IIks tha custom of tha Cen tr s l FWrida Council of Cham of Cos. mere* of masting fur breakfast ovary year. These get up In th* grey dawn with the enthusiasm o f a bunch af hunt* era and dries, fa r mil** to get '# breakfast an th* strsk s of a ifh t They bring aoaaethkur wUh them, something a f the heartening spirit th at mad* tharn willing «• rite so early. In g a n ftrd rossntly. Ih* Conn ril mat. T V saa earns through th* window*, th* glaseaa of In bright r* •a tha table, and there re# *•lin in g monxlagi'facg* Ben Carpenter fpam Orlando w$h bis twlnkly oypa opd Cyswlord Rlckford, beaming Rpri Lehmann from Lake Cwscrty pod Wla^if Park’s C arter Bradford. “ Sawyer of Cocoa, “tb# shrimp man from the Oold Oaast.1 pwtgemg fwd** Tom HagwrlL tha tnd H arry ■ri-sUrnl, th* City U.U T»**Tha gam* oasUd' w fk m JUm F " 1 * o’ckdT to Eaekiel’a trf Umm g rad atin g a slngU point h a t H sr t* by T s flaiak Urn I s M s t f Umm a i l well National • M r fta* w a ri. M s In Chhngo. sto th * gam s •* Urn --------Foster had g trsn l i s a ia la d ia h nt a muck SHORT’S A HIGH CLASS PLACE AT NO EXTRA COST, MIXED DRINKS—EATS—PACKAGE LIQUORS—WINES AND BEER 5 MIIm North Of 8anford And 12 Miiea South Of DeLand On Yh« Sanford-Del mod .Highway . 1 , Hri i! r g«H?«i ?f : t:l» [m -ii i ■tv.I ,t- ! ' , l l ( h - itv 'i' >ttl BW. V- U rt. .W -tfi TS. '*T>' ..-■-j; „ ■fan n a* . - -• i* ■ k » vPA5.4U . .«b'Ai»-’3V. f. V VV lr> '.t-s-vel',' «il'. r- ‘ytd .T: ft,' (.s'- . jh f-, - y / - • •<:sVs, 1, »'' fijv -’ t. ' l ’ / ' v is’,- l ■ !*S 1 : V pfI ■t?r 8 ; Url »,t it.: X h f .#1*2 e •. V*»v^d ' •<•*yu^f-*7rtkTq-.,;t ■>1U J T ) .t 'l *! ’ WJ ' ’j -h iV if J ■ ■r mn , I orcsUent of lu mins ted see Im jlk k BRING YOUR FRIENDS— TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS ENTERTAINMENT. FUN AND WONDERFUL MU8IC ALL FREE—AND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT FROM NOW ON * tonlly | ' . * wo* (I**- wba- Birin her unpuh* *>nr •$ ■V** [ * c. :- ’ - r3 hf , [O l c �L - 'r iv '*m v\rw & % w £■;.. i l l _______ :. ■• ■- . ' :M -* K in - S 3 . Z ■■ - A " > - . : -.•■ - . . , „ . . ■ T B 1 SANFORD RBRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA a J ■■■ i ■ am And Personal Activities B U Z A B R B BRIGHAM JORDAN, Society Editor Social Calendar Miss Frances Belts Honored At Parties r~ Personals t o a ......... ..— ■ A t THE CHURCHES n u s w a t t i M M A C U 1 pardon." (la a lo l U :T ) 0*n*va Ava. iQrUado O rlsn d o h<<*4 h«*d a■s s t O v n tv a < The Leeson-Bermea alio in m n e a r S*ba*l. A. M. rrvacBImg, 11 : l t » M dude* tha following paeaayr* 1 _ T e u n e I'Mplea M s tlln e , u lu c te d h r th e T K t i t’eepte o t from ihe Chrlatlan Science te*t-! the D e lw i Aaaeeear. e;M b"«k. -Selene* and H ealth with Preachlee hf D r7 r. W. Key to Ike Scripture*," by Mary i he DuBo** Aea«eair t fLBdo. 7- :le J P I*. M. eervlee Raker Eddy -L et ea tool the P rarer eal Pratee dlrlne enargy of Spirit, briny WeOeeedar. t . t | P. 1L lay ui Into newneaa of Ufa and piarotraL recoynliln* no m ortal nor ■ CIIVMCII T he Rev M arlin lltsm . Ita e le r. tertal power aa abla to drat ray. Adveat e n a la ri I.ri a* rejoice'tH at we ar* aubIta ly C om m union. 1:M A. it. C o rp o rat» to r m an an d b a y * lect to the divine -power* that C hurch School I I I A XL M orntae P ra y e r eal S erm o n .' be- Such la Ihe true Science of t r e e A M. 1’H n a " i p p 1 (1 ; e - i o t . T. P. A L. 1:11 P. M riM*T t’llt'RCII o r C-HRtkT tn a a n n lee f ^ t l Becona Btreat. Wu Hay* Pteaty Of FANCY APPLES BENEFIT BRIDGE f a r eal* Bee JUNIOR H fG H 'p. T. A. MORRIS SPENCER OM E iprea* Office Form erly Occupied By Brice A Johneon Mlaa Franca* H aiti, whoee m a r fcUNDAT Mb* Dorothy Couch o f Creeenll fla re lo E a Hugh** of B titan Tha a n n u l UttnorlaJ City U the | M o f h er aiater, Mr* Island, N. T. win be an evebt ot tiM i of tho Berainol* Chapter fc. N. Scott. Num ber Two Order of Restore December I , la being extenilrely entertained by her frienda. ■ U r wtU be held a t 1:00 o'clock H r.a h d N th. Donald Dunn have A m onr the p art Ira th at h iv e a t the M atch le Hall. The public moved from Ben Lent* to their been flven recently a te : to invited. Hr*. Chariea McClung and l i l i i home oh BearikUl Avenue. MONDAY Helen Wllaoe entertained recently The "Saved to Serve" with a mtecellahcoae shown- and Hr*. W. a Wilson hae returnWlU bo taag b.t a t i c m o'clock bridge — . Mine Retta A t ed from O rangeburg, B- C where In ____ honor .of ft*__ l r , n l B»pUat Church lh, ^nelualon of tha game* M iss'»h* « * * l»ed tor the Ulneaa of Bodlen—jTpringn—Trailer* Rumlay Kchuol. * :t* A. M preceding the aaaalon of Pr*7«r, r , h , m awarded high »*ot»;h*r alaUf, Mto. H arile Baldwin, A price you run afford Sunday t,'Suret> S«(«ir«. M for Ptwelsn Miaalooa.1 prU e ^ U l u u b b y C om tll ^ A. >1. to pay A oovered dlah lunch eon will be acreens prlie. IV ednraday K v en ln a M rrlln e . I Mr*, fcmSkt Ahdeka of Jacktonl ea P. u. Due tn the heavy rains In thin eerved at naou. Clyde Number Thoae attending w err: th* M * * lh* Thanksgiving Iteudlna Room tloura. Tuaadara. One will have chars* ot P rayer Miaaea Prancea Relta, Gena Martin holtdaw with Mr. in d Mr* J- £ and Kiidar* from l ee to a,*f v. elty yesterday. Coarh S --A -B , ......................................... pro!race a t |:{to .o'clock Wilkinaon eaneelerl the scheduled fcaney, - Lucille * Boil, "M ariam ] AptM*- “ Tim Sanford Junior High P. T. Duncan, Camilla Deaa, Libby Co*. BAvroND u o a rr .t. ta h k h sa c l w N inth N lreal an d U a t r l Aireau* practice session of the Semi-Pro A> will eponaor a Benefit Bridge nell, Lillian Deaa, Jolla H ig g in s’ Mr. Mto J. N. Aycock of T ha H t* . W. K Q u atn . 1‘a a to r. I Rlarkrata under the floodlight* of t t th e E lks Club a t 7:4b o'clock. M argaret Ratte and Mary H urt. |t» « e h aaeeb hlv* been eperdbiK Sunday n'l1unuay School aeatt ,a IV 14 01 ¥o'clock i1 ,n B ■Bitr-ut !>«r-„t a n.. Sad..u p erln ■ieiv .. M.JId-lilW a.at tvH iliiu rn the Armory Field7U M D A Y Miaa Camilla Deoa honored Mi»»! aeVeill daye A lth Mr. and Mra- J . I 'rta c h ln e B*rvlc*..At II:* * and They wilt berin g three-day protill E i» |< l l « tV k ltar P au l Circle Number Three will R elit with a bridge topper Tuea-( C- Aycock. HlipphVrd in* C retan * E .a n a r l l a t parstinn aeaalon for their game h iv e charge the Progrum to day evening a t har home In Roae ■ ~" — Whs h as le a l • m is r e a d (turn th a with George M iller'i Iweehttrg b given i t the P i n t BapUat Court. Mira Gene M artin Laneyl M»». A . B. Mahoney hae re- III Utah l* l* i w ill p rra e h a t b o th RADIO ervie**, l e d *v*ry rv en ln * .* • * ! Sm il-Pro Linns to be played on C b u c b - tram 1:10 o'clock until won high acore prim and Ml** turned from P a la tk i where »ho ■weak. Y oung P ennlf* e a rrle e e t 4 :t* the local high aehonl field al 3:1X1 4:10 o'clock. Lucille Bolt won the ecrrrqo ptite- h»* been vleiUng relative* for M> B r u n t I l t i a P m l d e n t . eVI’-ek Thin ad ay evening. itoM The monthly beard meeting of The hoatei* proaented the honoree the poet week, Julian Stenatrom, Bualneaa ft n et N tB n n n n u o ~ iu tu rii ' V h e Women'# Clnb wiU he held a t with a g ift a* a memento of tho! — — K t>. B ra w a tm . t> IJ . r * a tn r Manager, announced this morning 10*00 o'clock With H ie. A. M cccaaion. j Mr. and Mr* Horton WnUli and Mindny Bel vteeei •I'M the Slackest* will journey to Pbillpov preeiden t, preeidbig 04 A. M . S unday School Thone enjoying thla occailon dauchter, Mary Lmtlae. of W-lM M orutna W orahlpi A lorhra fo r their third contest of. EASY TERMS T ha To m a te d Clube of Semi- were: the Mlaae* Prance* R cltt,■mlngton, N- C. are vlaitifit Mr.] K* iItm eoot A.anbjcci "T hy K tnadom •h • Mxtaoh on Dee. bnd thaw on] Comely will hkee a big tnaaa Lucille Bolt, Mariam Duncan,1 Mra. Clark l>onen!) _ | > - ---------u'.-tv tr K - <*tirlatlan F a d -a v o r. Dec. II, will meet (jceaburg once hi th e City H all t ! Mary Hurt," ile le n Wllaon, (ie'iier 7 -It P, K ., K van ln g W o rsh ip agulu on Tinker Field tn Orlando, I Mias Derothy Powell of *bc Tlie r e 4 l _ , v_ w T lN O'clock. Special ap eak tr from Martin Lanry, -Libby Cornell, Julia a i r t cb ____ ....ortia .. w ill, Mi- Htpnatrom also stated tkat Melt 'n s Ilia* OOr*a* raa* H rllu a ln NaUceml H eadquarter* In C hka lllgglna, Lillian Deaa and Mra. Florida S tate Hospital tn C hat’ ► Ilii-limoML V* w ill l y - i. t. Coach Seeber Fowler1* A lachuatahooebee la vtattjng her parent*. wfll he M inify Ooldaberry. Chart** McClung -tV w m htn." & ■ l i i M eStw ain. **t-tv. of L*aB*r- Tiger* will play a return contest » will be tauelc faraU hed by Mit* Relta wa* complimented to t. rr.d Mra. C. M. Hand. »htp T ra lw la e tor lh » prMby- In Sanford with the Cals Chrial-I t H -Magaella Ava. rhunc 101 th e Put or* farm er* S tring Or- with a linen ahuwer and lindgc i-.i-l*e Oowaeat A***i*btr. will Mr. and Mra. W. H. Bvwiklna mo*! with l■l•r*al*B twopte each maa Day. ehaetre, and M ayor Hlggma will given laat night by Miaa IaiciIc Mirtii e a s t w a*h fro to 1:14 to tartnod uc* the apeaker. Tha public Bolt- Miaa RelU won high ecorv of O ttaw a, Canada, hava arrived * :i* l* glee*** -"wSTkhlp." T keeel eet lag* ar* B eal« n * t to h*lp to cordially Invited to attend. prlie, a Yardlcy compact, and Miaa to apend the winter har*. They m PuaB av School Bupt* an e t t a r h Libby Cornell won acrocno priio, a a m maiding a t 4Cd Palm e':* ■•*. aaB A u a lllsry w-ojkor*. an d WSDNIBDAY lo n i r s 'i n i l a s a o * to a f l f o r public Avenue. to ttle of perfume. a o ra k fp an d p c iv a ta iWvoiloa*. Circle Number Five o t the Thoee invited to be with Miaa n u t IhM* m ar bocunie mow P lrat Meibodlat Church will hoiprut. __ Mr*. R. H. Bataford a n # child­ Relta were: the Mlaae* Helen Wil­ hava charge of tha e venial ton, Gene M artin Laney, Libby ren o f Veldoata, Ga ara tha gueeta n u n b t m r t < % tim evrrice et l : l o o'clock. Nt'saiAM WALK t- lto a t a Cornell, Ju lia Hlgglna, Mariam of Mr. and Mr*. A1 Hunt f a r e r v W illiam p a r k D reah* J r p a l t e r PanB ay beevle**The reg u lar business meeting of Duncan, Mary H urt, Lillian Deaa, era) days. Mrs- Baaaford la Mrs Sunday Bebeol e t 4:11 A. II th e VOoman'a Club will be held at W orship *«rvlr** a t 11:4* A Helen .Douglaa, Dorothea La\va<-n. H unt's slater 41 an d 1:14 P M. | H :*0 o'clock. Hoateeaee will be M argaret R *lti and Mr*. C harlts At th* m n l u aervlc* J. M arlin Mra. I , t Bpenctr, Mr*. Richard Mr. and Mra. Robert Wllaon. and n ttn e r t|ip r i le a d s lb * « n n « r* a * McClung. Ten Eyck, Mra W. A. Patrick and eln e »nrh h u n d iv . ehlldmn, Batty and Bobby, of HammHII nv ln r rV m *M ine o a tv»dn**-i PRICES OF SEATS—55c—*1.10 "M ra. 1. E- KstridgvOrlando wera the gurnta of M r ■l I t* P. l i t . At w hldh i|* i* Weklwa Lodge will m e e t * t the d e n rn u i th* W M W p ra y e r ON 8 ALB IN BAN JUAN ntlT K L UIBRY and Mta. J. C- Aycock fo r Thuaua* loeetlne. nnd ik* MPIt ro u a c ll ♦' " E lk * Hell a t >:M o'clock. There giving. m ri'l. wfll be the Inatalletion of officer* %Tin3i %t* r t t r n c H a n d inlt Nation. Friends of Tommy Inablnet f nrn*t T nik A ir nfifl I rd i t . The Lions Club held Its annual Th* l l t v J ti Moot, 11 in I*f e r, wifi b* glad ta I earn th a t he U dance Wednesday evening a t t h e . ---- — --— - -j— -TIIURHDAT Clmrrli, |*» ft# Xlnmlnv 11 .ft® <■ The rtg u le r meeting of Bemlnote M ayfair H o te l w ith a la r g e number I*U ing Along nkfely efrer havC hrU lInn H it4 rtv n r, 1:11 F II ing undergone an operation for te r Number Two O rder °f of eocially prominent persona atO nnlon flrok#nftli*r« of O uH n Diamond* And Watchc* CH»* w ill bm I H# w w |i « r ** eaelnr -began e l IQiOO tunaU tla last. Tuesday. Dakclng ■ W il l bF held a f the tending- D •-----------------— ■— Pete ale Hell a t 7:80 o ’clock for o'clock ta the music Fin* Watch And Jewelry Repairing Friends of Je e McGaalin will CHURCMBh 0>P CHRIST, election o f officer*. Schirird aud hi* ortheelra, ' to Ia sm that be underwent BCtlhT U T Diamond Mounting And Engraving A yellow and purple color .rhem e w a. carried out In the de- en operation for append k it Iu» at •VVHRItM P N It'K * Alta: TlltC LtIWKIT" TOWNIvlNOITKS RALLY coralkna which con.l.led of a '►>» FernB ld-U ughtan Memorial " A n c ie n t and M odern N * e r« ' rivet at. Phee. t _ » » n feY aw etr* i ■ IIH IIl a a a a w a a a a a a w a a a...---------------------------------------*■■■■■1 aaaaaaaaoaaaaaabaaaoaae mafts of vRrl*color«i i»lloon« ti* II°*plW 0,1 Ttiur*d»jr m a n c y . A lla* M ra u ie rta m an d Lake County Townaendllee will tended from 'h e coiling, crepo „ _ H y p n o tla m . D en o u n ce d ." la th e ; hold a Oretnl Rally In Mount paper at reamer*, and palm* and Mr. and Mra. W. E- B. Mann Dora beginning at ;:M P. M. at arran g em en t, of cut flow n* which W e taken an apartm ent at 703 eu b jeef of th e l^aB ao n -R erm n n l which Manley ColdaberrT ot i were placed a t vantage points West F irst Street for tho win- w h ich w ill bu re a d in C h o re he* of C h rte l He Ian Mat. th ro u g h o u t Chicago will deliver lb s Princi­ about the room The Hon* e n r! te r season. Mr. and Mr*. Mann pal addreee, local Tnwnavnd hit-in was placed at the entrance *rv from Ottawa which I* the th e w o rld , on S u n d a y , N o v em b er 34, 1*37. Club oftlrlala reported today. with a *pot light on It. capital of Canada. T h e G olden T e n I*: " th ) th ey The Wto* orrheetr* will farVarious committee* were a* fnl. hut nleb rauelr' tor the occailon ar* Iowa; general contm iU eo-M aawell Mr. and Mm. Allan Junes and not e r r th a t d e rta * n i l ? co m p a red by tinging. At iitxmt ' " . ■ Kd K*i*(h, J. rhildrea, Patricia and Allen, J r . m ercy a n d t n i s l sh a ll h e to th em guod." IP ro v e rh a . lancheon win be eervmi >n lh e . ? M I o’wbV Z T c E Adams; of MUmi Beach h a v , bmm the (h a t d e v is e Community S o rl.l Room. I t a v X I t o T W i l t a * - E . J . Mey- «-m to of M r.. Minnie Jo n e. and ! 4 : l |) A m oni th e c ita tio n * w hich ---- ------------- " Ben Cantwell fo r several Mr. and Mr* Jones plan to c o m p rise llir l e s s o n R crm un I* fllhle: attend a m edkal «onmntlon In th e follow In* fro m tile fo rsa k e hl« j New Orleane during which time " t ^ t I h e w icked Patricia and Allen, Jr. will visit w ay, a n d Hie u n r'g h le o u * m an SPARKS' Ilia th o u a h ta ; an d let h im r " Mr*. Cantwell. Martin’s Gttrage General Repairing Truck A Auto Service More Games Slated For Ix>cal Rlnckcats Martin’s Garage. RADIO RADIO 1938 RCA A ZENITH HOFMANN Electric Service The Cosaacks Are Coming DON COSSACK CITY AUDITORIUM—ORLANDO DEC. 10, ’37—8:30 P. M. Lions Club HoldB Dance At Mayfair RITZ THEATRE ly » f COMTNUOUB FROM t P. M. TODAY ONLY DOUBLE FKATURB | RED RUSSELL tM -RANGE WARFARE** DON TERRY IN -PAID TO DANCE*’ 8C R E E N 0A T 9P.M . STARTS TOMORROW t WERT-The JEWELER! t e r n u n i" th e l/o rd , a n d h e will Ludwig, h a v e m e r ry upon h im ; an d In o u r God. fo r h e w ill a b u n d a n tly er*. chairman, W. A. John Rclach, J r , and 1L G. LIngle; ilecorallon committee — Jam es Rowland, chairman. John Ivey, Porter Innsing, J. A. Meloch, Ed Mrlach, Voile WUIUma, II B. Mr Call, J t., Clyde Ramsey, Dr Pvlet H. Roy, T. C. Pop*. Sam FU-locher, H erbert Meaaer and Paul P. Johnon Also mualr committee— Maawetl Stew art, chairman, R. B. Aw*, W. W. P o tter; finance eommltlee—J. M Gonaales, chairm an, E. K U n e y , P. D. Scott and Dr. A \\'. K n o t; floor committee— G B. Toler, chairman, GetAge Thurston, E. B. McCall, C W. Fnvguaon. Prod Pop*, A K Powmr*. b , E. H. Bender and R A- Cobb. Cut Flowers Arrangement# For Funeral* and Ad Other Occmalona * * * Two Year Old ROSE BUSHES * * a * * KOELREUTERIA ♦ * * GARDENIAS Mre.C. R. Kirtley A D M l^ fe N ■ am ,15c FURNITURE CO. FiJ^WJat atch Repairing: Diamond Setting fO o BIG APPLE DANCE IJ**«v Bvrv*d ay ta* Urtwk Oaly I'M b iir aw AN r*d>*s* a**4* Maaic by the Rythm Bey* 4 4 4 btVKMV m iu h t PERK’S I Have-Your Clock# And Wdt^hw Repaired My One Who Really Known llow ' _ IIS A Park Av*. (■ ■ ■ •■ ■ ■ ■ B R U R h a n m n n w BRIGGS PLACK YOUR ORDER NOW FOR PKRSpNAL ENGRAVED GREETING CARDS , COLEMAN’S JEWELER 108 Magnolia Office Equipment Co. 114 Magnolia Ave. SANFOftD ELECTRIC CO. IT’S SIMPLY. INEXCUSABLE WIRING FIXTURES APPLIANCES You connot *eapocf to moke ft'end i aoelolly or In builneii If you hov* hollfoit* (bod breath). Sine# you connot do* toct II yourself, Iho on# vray of making turo you do no* offend It to gargk often with Uitarino. It inttonity deitroy* odor*. Improve! mouth hygiene ond checki Infection. Lambert Pharmacol Company, St. Lauti, Mlnouri. I’lIONK «U I Off MAGNOLIA FEET H U R T ? G e!T t t irelief now. very T7 It coat* little. We have a Dr. Scholl FOOT COMFORT A ppliance or Remedy for every common foot ailment. LISTERINE ends halitosis Kill* > 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 gortwa Department Btora PAUL’S 10th Anniversary SALE The huvoc that th* aun has wruugiit during these au turner tuuulha mi milady'a h air I* gulng to have tu be n-paim l. Tutlay, because of our rtU-nalv* educetlunal ayalrni. we knuw avmrthlng nhout h a ir and Its car* ami uur |irr|iaratlu ns which are m itrd fur each liulivMual'a scalp illaiiriler and texture of h air b> one uf the oldest labora" lurle*. T ill* treatment w ill rvslure the natural nit* which the sun draws mil leaving the h air like straw , it will revive and refreshen the h air, even If the damage bus already been done. Thouaamla of hair dressers are giving this Individualised Treatment and you can get * p e rfrrt permanent. 17.60 RcbIIhIIc nnd Hilling* $5.00 1 ' All Over Ringlet* ‘ v . $0.30 Eugene • i.* '- f v $1.50 Kntl (’urbt $3.50 $2.50 C o rk I nil F a r i a l ."lOr P . P A U L ’S i'hona l i t 75c r a u a am * n * . CLUB '. AND Engraving McLouiln, Jeweler * BIG TURKEY DINNER . < b »;m v i : m 774 ASSURED, SAFE OUTLET FOR YOUR CROP EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT H 0 8 T E 8 8 WITH DANCE PARTNER ADMISSION FRBB « 4 phone Sanford Ave. t i l Magnolia Ava. CAMELLIA JAPONICA ♦ We Pay Caah For Utrd Fum llura Al ELHB CLUB Mondaty, Nov. 29lh • S uit aalei rapraaantativaa In 912 primary tta. Thla Info morktto art In ooutont contact with ui. tion afford* you tha pick of tba market and your aatoa ara than quickly oomplatod with a check and full report. Distributing freeh fruits and vegetable! ii our butntM . Our livelihood dspanda upon the auocaaa of grewara to general and thaoa wa aarra tn particular. Barvica to tba grewtr, therefore, to the keynote of our entire organisa­ tion. Quito naturally naturally, than, our sales viilon la Idantloal with tba sales outlook of tha producer. T he r r o w a r 'i to* toraati and oar own totorwto a n kindred, Your suo n u t oom* b aton ojtrs. . a Oat lb* tn u itory of AFO now . . , a sound, rellahlft permanent marketing Inatitution with a long record or tuooaagful aaloa aorvie* to prodUMra. B in e C o o a e a to n d a to d a y , u a lw a y s , f o r q u a lity ,. AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS INC.. W. K. UCOTT. Maoagtr n o n HANFORD loot SANFORD, FLORIDA! ■1 ' v 'V a �> r satcrdat. Together Again In* "live, Love And Juearn1 » ►.’ i ' ' < * ’• PROGRAMME FOR WEEK OF NOV. 28 M s In fabled Greenwich VU*, with much o f lla lore and little of Ks learning, la packed the new .comedy romance, " lir e , re and Leer*," which opened to d a y at tha Rita Tlm atre n th Robert Montgomery and Mdind Rosaell In tha starring M, supported by an aicallent It, the story Is mirthful, logical i M£remoly w tll prsse«lfd. Thol action was by George F |ti-| iarieo who not long ago made ha Cm pcror'a Candlesticks" with Uhtm Powsll and Lulse Rainer. Dm n arratlre describee Montwary oa-Bob Graham} a happy’lucky art let of Hm Village pat•ad mock after the Iredltlonal m, who goet up to Connecticut capture sylran atlll life on bl* m e . A fog hunt dlsiurbi him work, bnl Julie, a lorely girl i tumbles o i l her home rlrte r Into kls top la a r m more die- AT THE FJUNCE88 Orien Heyward And William Gargan Grace M oore'com es to the RJts T heater Sunday and Monday in Taka Romance.” a gay comedy filled with U ughler and melody. Melvyn Douglas and S tu a rt Erwin. "Expensive Husbands” Will Show At Ritz With New Team In Leading Role ificent Obsession” Returns To Screen For Friday Engagement P la y in g t o g e t h e r f o r t h a B ra t tim e e a c o s t a r a . B e v e rly R o b ­ e r t a a n d P a tr le , K n o w la s co m e to th e B its T h e a t r e T u e s d a y In a W a r n e r B r o th e r s r o m a n tic c o m e ­ d y c a lle d • 'B ip e n s lv * H u e h a n d e ." BotH a r e w e ll-k n o w n In t h e i r o w n r ig h to — B e v e rly a s t h e le a d ­ in g la d y o f t h e e u c c a e a fu l T e c h ­ n ic o lo r ro m a n c e "O o d 'e C o u n try a n d th e W o m a n .” e n d P a t a* E r r o l F ly n n * y o u n g e r b r o th e r In th e b ig s p e c ta c le “T h e C h a rg e o t t h e L ig h t B r ig a d e ." As a te * m ‘ th e y aye s a id to b e a lto g s th e n e x c e lle n t.!,. .H. , M ejjy s r e n e s o f H o lly w o o d 's lifA. e n d ' many, again, o f lu iu rtr ib ^ ,X j/M f« k .j< con- M s' erM about' the shouldsre ot JtVtofV and the glfl bn admire* so much. I 'U iM r ir oat. Ml** Dorm* st* H eminole County Court Records K'.'i' - vi Warrawty Oeed* ' pearwoa. John F., Mery aad Fraaoee E. Peareon to Mery .K i f ’E .’ Pearson. I . «( - ■ W right. L ittle to M. C. Moeely. r Rglisfaction of Crop Lieoa "i,' D lngfelder, C. M. H arry ' Week*. D lngf alder, C. I. A M. to C. E. I I. A to k w a ’s p o ts l a ttie O ld W o rld a r e s a id to b a , . l p r« e e n le tl . o n th e ¥ r\ WaMce." * j1*)!!'.. tj i n. . Dlngfilder, C."l. and M. Id E. V. 1 M fltor.' ■ik-wd' t i h u i i * .> !•!/ DbigfelMr, C. t.'a n d 'M . to II. Bibwn. ' D lngfrldtr, G. 'I. and M. to C. r Hunter.* ’ ’ Dlngfrider, O. I. A M. to F. Ford. • D lngfrldrr. C. I. and M. to W. Brown. Geneva Citrus Growers Assn, D. R. McIntosh, el ug. 0. Ifli^non, , . i |t. t • , * •>' i- , Asaiga atrale. Sanford Grgwrra -> { Cgodjt Carp. Sanford AUanUe NeU* Bank. Sauls, Ralph Jo h a.’Ei, at al lo E. Ruth Rauls Wright.: • I M. FVderal F e r n M*g. Corp. va Ludy and Alice W ashington. Ball U w . to Tha Somerset Co. va„ A. B Btovans. Whitley, Alberta D., widow of J . U Whitley, dsccased va. Eckerson F ru it Cannera, Inc. M> N. n iT S W O L U E II, If a llv s on. Its yapr HIT, on tho foil..win* oscrvbdd lands • la ' BomInal 4 If. I d e a d , h la u n k n o w n kolro. do V ersa. logatoog or b m ltto o s upatr, Florida to w lf:, No. M* nt Aon. T. t i l l >1HI. 111I'M ) Itm M W A LLItlt into, covering Lot US l».n*ww«l. , . knows aa HIUUUND HITZWAL No. f i t nt Aug. T. I l l f 1 I.RH) It alive/ and If. dona, hi rnverltra N III ft of U<4 o ti unknown M ira dsvlsoos. . loan loos or aranlossi 1IKNIIT HOB Lot 1 Btk A, Bruits Addition ----1 t , - , ‘r The Philippine Islsnds wl£ . . FOR SA LEi Practically new 8 1 ,— A n n o u n c e m e n t* horsepower electric motor with $2,600,000 In rrfunded cocbsn' la ic s lo build schools. BAVE YOU r " W strtT 'n p e tre d by » nd ew iU hbog-** b l A ll o r p a r t o f e a v e n la s s a ta tc e w ere c a rv e d fro m lh # lo u ls ln n * . P u rc h a s e . I l —- — ■■- - - w- ' . |I II Room Without Hoard Two ntcsly furnished bedrooms. 701 W. F irst BL U-mApRrtatota Fer^Rit WANTED f RcIlsM* toon with service elation experience end [>'; suffieieat capital to parch*** . stock to take over going station. F o r t e l e — H e a le r, eo sl s a d w ood b u rn t!— C an l>* s e e s a t H ow Reply Bax C. T. J, Herald. t i l l an d upon w r itte n re q u e st n f noJnT glt JDNKS I w ill n ffe r fu r s a l, - I p u b lle n u lc ry to th e Mg heel b id d er fo r ‘• a s h a t th e C o u rt H o u se e n tra n c e In S an fo rd o n th e 14th - d a y nf D sarm b er l i l t a l 11 o 'e lo th A W. U s per} ' . * ? * ' £ k t * 1t J ? 1* i n u At S e t V ? r u i , h n il .em ailed k n < enbaequent U v lad t a s t e I Deluding U sS S levied lo t Ih s y e a r I I I L a n Ik e fallo w In* d e*rrlb*d lande In S*m ln*l* * rd Long-*. U K " Q u a k e r C lte n U U m d^t-Csirswsy, Is*. ^ U r i » t» ^ H a e iS r, MS.' I l l le a a le e e o r a r n a ls e s t J . II. MsNATT. If aJIve a n d IN d e a d , hie u n k n o w n h e irs, dev isees, le g a ­ te e s o r a r s n le e o ; W O P R R OllO CKItV I ’o M V A N r I fo rm erly m t.u m o n o ik m m in c K H r c o u - I’ANJf) a d isso lv ed F lo rid a e a rp o ra rlo n ; a ll p a r lie s cla im in g In ­ te rn a l u n t.tr o r rro m C ooper flm c e ry C om pody (fo rm e rly H illsM ro u g h llrncerV C om pany) a d isso lv ed F lo rid a c o rp o ra tio n , la th o ' la n d an d p rem ises h e r e in ­ a f te r d escrib ed : an d n il o lM r pw oone w hose n am es a re te lile ln llff unknow n, h a v in g or s lp im ln s a n y In te re s t In n ad to Im tea c e r ta in la n d s an d p rem ises s itu a te In Item inete C o u n ty M o rldAt* a n d d e e c rlb e c a a fd llaw e. tS w Ili ,1Al...! - T ha S o u th l l e l f o f tb S. __a ...--- .V- .1 A *--o rn ?» IM y ard * In p n lg t n f b eg in k in g : Ik e rem atn u ec k u n ts ln •l a g I I a s re s m nra n r lean. ■i a u a n d each e f y u u o ra k sro b y n o llfle d th a t n s u it ha* M an b r o u g h t a g a in s t yog In above e n lllle t. r n u rt In rn n n re ry by O IIA M IK NAVAL «T O K B a COM­ PANY. n F lo rid a c o rp o ra tio n , to u u le t Ibn title of ■said O ran g e N av al K ioree C om pany la n s d to th a ab o v e d ta c rlb n d i la n d sad p rem L ea an d 'y a u a r e h ereb y bnq Hired to fils w ith th e C la rh of said m u m a l th a C u n rt-h n sa c a t H anford. F lo rid a , y o n r w r l t ts e a p p e a ra n c e (p a ra o n a lly o r by a t ­ to rn e y ! I„ sard s a l t on ih s fine­ st a a d e r in D ecem ber, H IT , bo. lo g th e l i h d a y e f paid * m o n th * n d t h e r e a f te r *14 file w ith sa id c le rk y o u r w r itte n d efen se s. If a n y , to th e b ill n f c o m p la in t In cald e u lt n l th a lien* prascvthcA h r law . I ls r e l* fa ll ■a n t ef lo d g m e n t w ill bo e n te re d agalJUS you by rk-foult aw k iiS; /ftE S " s I covering Lot I I ,M fe C onrt. No. H I e l for sal# a t publle aoctloa to tbs highest aad boat bidesfor caib .1 at Uhe— Loot door of Ihs Caurthouse «i Ssnfoid. ■ Florida betwedn tho hour, -of II a'clecii A. M.iaad -1 o'clock ,P. M. the fol^ojvfng jdyecrlbkd property, toIl.glnolng at tho South.oast corner of IW U' or KIVU of n.clloii ' IT, TownMWp is South. Aange I I . East, run Ihsncs North »H chains thsnes Wsst I rholns, thilwo South 114 chains, t b toco Mast I chalas to placs of beginning: and a lew, Beginning a t l i t Snath* weal roraor of I W || «r BWti I.r Faction IT. Vewdahlp1 I* booth. Bangs II Mast. run thcnco North I chains and M-1.1 links: thsnca East II chalas. thsara Mouth I rliilna aad SS-I-I links: thcnco Wool | | chains to point of beginning, all In Bsmlaole C County, ounly. Florida. F lo rid a, ew.w . e ba h ad f o r tb s 'l* * purpose of ra tle fy ln g ante dolN,‘, eras and n il cost. j STOP-. LOOK C lark A* B paelal M a ste r In' C h a n cery *i Jk -.I. . LISTEN Courteeog L Efficient SERVICE let A French—TeL 9121 ENGLISH’S .________!____ J. r . c :a i i d e sc rib e d is ir lla n th e r e o f: lle g ln n ln u n t th e B n n lh w est t u r n e r nf I M above d e a rrtb e d t r a c t of C)an* a n d ru n n in g l i l t n a d upon w r itte n renoeel VIOLUT | I UAUUKTT | w ill fa r f o r sa le a l publle n o ta ry th e h ig h e s t b id d er lo r r a s h •k* Ca«M » Hiiuae e a tr a a s o •a n f o rd on (h e lU b day af cam ber l i l t a t U s ’uT sei /L l a s c e rtific a te * t a l l by th e *! lo g s lh e r w ith a ll e m ltts d su b se q e e n t levied la k e s ievleg Aug. . *. - 1*1 wjMries Lota | t r" : ^ s p u t y u t s i it n t l i . i l ft r. n i * ft N | | « | it N I I deg . IS' K t i l l f t N U beg. IVMasse m y A aad ,a a d se a l th is h o v l l t n d ay *f N ovem ber HIT. \ O. F . IIKHNDON. \ C lerk e f C tre u lt C ourt. \ S e m l n o l t County* F lo rid a. LEGAL NOTICE fo r good used ‘ dnhilaM heater. Box 71, Bedford Herald ' W ith t h e tit l e , s h e r e t u r n * 't o H o lly w o o d * a n d re su m e s her r ig h tf u l p la c e a a a g r e a t s c re e n This la Orion Heyward's first starrin g role In pictures, and from her perform ance In "She Asked fo r I t" her popularity and screen future a re assured. Miss H ey­ ward aad William G argan both tu rn to a chance fo r rollicking comedy w llh a sest th a t cannot fall to carry o re r to any audienceFrom the tim e G argan, as a m ystery w riter out of plot Ideas, begins to look fo r a real life situ ­ ation fo r a story, hysterical errn U flood the Worsen in the develop­ ment of n sw iftly paced • and In­ tricate m ystery story. The first sign or O argan‘s.facw tual m ystery la noticed when b ig uncle, a w ealthy, old man, dies In an automobila accioent, th e victim of a h lt-an d -raa d riv e r I t is not until another old man dies, ap p ar­ ently from an accldntlal fall, th a t Gargim aukpeeta malicious purpose behind the d eath s- H e begins an Investigation, looking f o r ' a con­ nection between the tw o deaths, and is shortly forced o ff the road In hla own c ar by « U rg e aedan which vanishes from th e acene. G argan la thrown clear o f tha wreck, goes bafk to his problems, and two more attem pts a re made on his life. Hla own deductions, plus tho pictorial record of the case which be has made with a candid cam era, finally prove hU case ag ain st Ihs "accident syndicate" th a t w as rsponsible.M r both deaths, j "She A^ked fo r If* is said to b* luiw tflM ! M terU hunent- It coats Iln e ljtiM tiW e re st w ith . a hear* *uotAr# | .toughs- In addition’l l William G argan.gnd .O rien Ilcyf franj, the c^«t'Includes Yt'rt« ' n« lu n t Carles’ Rol rry Beresfqt^, r . .JfMlMDON. '.*• M’ l i u n i ’ i n i.fT n ■ Classified Advertisements *1» Ford Ouspe 1116 - four-wheel ' tfStiev $ m —large seal-trailer .With g rebuilt Dodge track. Real The story la about a movie actress who, IhdRigh no fault of her own, la sliding downward Into the has-been class. She figures th e best possible public­ ity she could obtain to bring tha affections of h er fane would be to get. a tilled husband. This •a Beverly's pari. Ho she goes to Europe, bratenly offers to buy a titled husband for 110.000, and th ere­ upon gets Into a series of am us­ ing. though rom antic episodes wllk a young p linos disguised 'aa a w aiter. This, ot course is l**trlp Knowles. — c««t opposite William G ergsat-w ll DlngfiMdr, 0 . V « U “ M A. B. A ’ l l Itul o f A ug, | . Ill T h ai F a rt e l K it t i&'xsr& Kft*»*r* Addltl j? C lerk * eto ~ ito e ~ o f ~ rti .. TA* lit TMM CINtTUT r o t a t • OF TMM klkTM JPtlltlAI . MBCI’IT o r TMM ST ATM Ol i ■ pr»- F l o a l D A . IN AND FOM SMN■m ol m L o c a r v . in cm au . cmmt. . t o t s a t OltANDK NAVAL g T O n m COM. •e a t M , PANT, a c o rp o ra tio n under ike to t ta r la v a o f th e S to le o f F lo rid a • a lg tM I’la la llff ir far cu lt ml t l i i C ourt I .v a s s I k e ! ’ *, H ITX W O LD U L If *U »a • » , St It If dead, hi* u a k a o w a ■ k .lr a , a a .g p a e U I Masby i s r l a l a fin a l d e t h a C lrv u lt C o u rt I t y In C h an cery , a s th e re to p e n d _ g, .D ia l w ii , wader a n d hla H it iebndoa. w ar* IA C K S O M V IL L I J FLORIDA a da- DONF sad ORPBItKIl at SanTorsi Florida, this Sib day at Schick Shaver TELEPHONE 679-JT FOB: ’■s-aai{s1m, MudGtg U to 'Y A L ♦ r a T .f r w T r a h ! ^ .^ ^ , VODR PATRONAGE D AND FADED Copied And ;,yea.db»l kik; r William G argan and tha acreen'a new "find," Orica Heyward, give an entirely new slant to m yeleiy and m urder in "She Asked fo r It," w hkh plays Friday a t tha Rita Theatre, both contributing ro­ mance and gayety to one of the fa ste st n o s in g conudy-m yileriea Saturday and Sunday, Dee. 4th and Blh—Fred Scott In "MOONLIGHT ON T H E RANGE." A lto “THA T'S MY s t o r y ." — -----------: _ __ , f A gay. bantering tale of live under tho "L " in Greenwich VII* la f* brings Robert Montgomery and Roeallnd Russell to th a Rita screen Wednesday and Thursday In "Live. Love and L eant." Rob­ e rt Benehley adds hie special brand of hum or to the am using plot and Helen Vinson la prom inently caet another of her highly-applaud­ ed "o th er woman’1’ p o rtra y a ls.. _______________ . tr. m * R ili Feattares “fan Myitery” As Friday Film A T T H E R IT Z Sunday. Monday— Laugh U r and Malody blandad la joyous comedy, Ora fa M o m in " I X L TAKE ROM AN CE' with Mel* vyn Douglas and S tu a rt Erwin. Tuesday only—A cash and carry hnsband . . . mostly cash "EXPENSIVE HUSBANDS" with Barer]y Roberts and Pstrie Knowles. Wednesday. Thursday— Robert Montgomery, Rosalind Rus­ sell, Robert Dencbley in "LIV E. DOVE AND LEARN." Added return showing, Clark Oablo and Wallaea Beery "H ELL DIVERS." Friday—Rpoc’al R eturn Showing. Irene Dunne. Robert Taylor "M AG NIFICEN T OBSESSION." Also William Gargan in "SH E ASKED FOR IT ." Saturday—Play BCREENO. Dlek Foran In "DEVIL'S SADDLE LEOION." Jimm y Ellison "ANNAPOMH SALUTE." Lean” 1$ Story Of G»y*Village f1j;T hatr ■U m pem eatgl argument gateas aa a grand Introduction and 'Ib alr (etapertnenUI natuiea do tha r a s t They fall In lors. JulU flings -h ag social Ilfs aside and goes to rJ in i with hsr artistic husbaad In a ’ wW<h-Ugbt garret studio not fhrg gginoUt from Sheridan Square. Complications corns k t once, as Might be eaported. • -A I**1* of tradgtdy sntcra who* Bob falls In. hie work a fte r Julie has left him. Montgomery again, demonstrates hU versatility here, M r ha becomes the dejected figure •if the Vlllsge, etac tly -the opposite • i the once-gay madcap who h ughed easily and loved lightly. They are restored through the k|»dly efforts of a mutaal friend •a d all U well. Tbs story U more •am piles ted than this brief account -•tig h t indicate. la every phase, It is handled with professional skill. .R o b ert Benehley,,the noted hu* m erist Tnd actor, has rp ru m h re s i rale and adds Immeaaurwbly to tha bem or o f the tale. HeUa Vlnaon “I’LL TAKE ROMANCE” v o v e m b e 1 . • j • fcilAv EN �f Cs' V j? * i ; ; ' 'j> ft ' ' W ’f • ■*),. **•*'(*} 1 B a a tta o ia C o a a ty P r o d o e c a M o re F r u i t A n d V o c tU b le o T h i n A n * S im ila r A r e a In A u t r i e s B u fo rd l a T ha ( M r D a tn l F lo r id * C it y A f f o r d * * B a ll . H l f h w a y A n d W a te r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER m SANFORD. FLORIDA, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 19.17 VOLUME NUMBER 88 Established In 1908 If H ull P ro tests A g a b A gabst Japan’s Policy “Tricycle” Plane Will Visit Florida — n New Deal Hil At Monopolii I d New Movi AUBURN BREAKS FLORIDA DEFENSE TO WIN 14 TO 0 New Aids For Housing Asked By Roosevelt Demand Is Issued For Japan, To Consult U. S. Before Seizing Chinese C u s t o m s CummingsCalls Nation To I)cst MonopolyAs Roose­ velt Makes Plais President Calls Lag; In Building One Ol! Main. Reasons For Decline In Business British Join In Protest A t Tokyo NEW YORK, NnV, S». — Attorney Oenerol Cummlri • railed upon the nation today "deatroy . . nwnnply* even I President Roosevelt off on . Florida flslih u vacation, v suited with tides on new tru st legislation. “ Unless wo deatroy innnopld" Cummings said, -ntonoply w I destroy most et our "relon • and In >ha end lower Ihe slan I' Spec Kelly A uburn back. I, shown . . he dashed J6 V r d . .ro u n d right end In the gam e * 1 arda of our modem life." nt JwkaomrlUo, M r. Auburn won 14 to 0, d o tin g with thU victory a back-breaking football The Administration's eipecti 1 arhrtliitae Jimmy Prist on and Kelly formed th t m ain offense for tho winning team. attark on monopolistic prat tle a still Is a formative since, Cur mlnge' assistant Robert I Jackson said In (fan South aft< r talking to President Kooseve! I. Jackson accompanied the P re Idenl no the (titling trip care ’• Ing with hts data on a n tltrn t prosecutions and studies Ihe d) partm rnl of Justice h is bera making In preparation for Ilia suggested new legislation In Im­ Th« Sanford Junior Chamber prove the enforcement of the of Commerce hold their regular Sherman and Clayton eels. weekly luncheon ta the Valdei Hotel tomorrow a t 13:16 o'clock. Says Wage Hikes Came Too Rapidly Japanese Claim Right Of Full Control Of Maritime Customs MIAMI. Nov. 89.—The Waco N-T “Tricycle Landing G ear" biplane, claimed by Ha designers to ha th e notation to the problem u ' safe sod simple flying fo r everybody, will arriv e In Florida for the Miami All-American A ir Maneuvers and a month's dem onstra­ tion in Florida and Cuba. The N ‘T haa a th ird landing wheel d i­ rectly under the motor, which. It Is claimed, eliminates take-off and landing difficult lei and makes the ship as easy to learn .to operate as a modem motor car. WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. —(AP—Secretary Hull an unced today that the UnitState^ haa served a vir­ us! demand on the Japanese government that it consult with thla government before undertaking*any changes in the Chinese maritime cus­ toms. Japanese Report Rev. Martin Bram Capture Of Three Urges Buying Of Christmas- Seals Key Strongholds # retire * T h at *h« United States had mad* m w and mure vlgoro.t* representations to- Jap an again** any attem pt by the Japanese mil­ itary a t Shanghai to disturb the Chinese m aritim e customs, was disclosed today a t the 8 ta te De­ partm ent w here It was explainer that the m w American diplomatic move was In the form of a f u r m sl w ritten presentation to il,e Japanese foreign office of views subm itted rmrlier In an informal oral manner. The new re p re se n ta tio n were made in Tokyo by Ambassador Joseph G. Grew yesterday un instructions from ths S ta n De­ partm ent. The Japanese w ere reported Moving more cautiously today m assuming fall control of the tOeattaeo* • • i v n f w ) Roosevelt 58 ear Forts AndSunkenVes­ 70,000 P e r s o n s Arc sels Prevent Japan Said To Have Died UsingYangtzcRiver Of T. B. Last Year ts> orida Keys MIAMI, Nov. g g - V n - l 'i v t l * dent Roosevelt embarkrd on yacht “ Potomac'*. today f o r a week ol fishing around the F lo rid a, Key* A warm sun broke through the m ist a s he was piped over the tide o f th e 185-foot form er Navy patrol boat ,lta rails manned by sailors In service white. Governor Cose talked with President Roosevelt fo r about half an hour In Jacksonville last night a t the presidential special train paused on Its run to MiamiThe governor and form er Sena to r Scott M. Loftln were the only persons who boarded the train. Loflin rem ained with Senator Pepper in the presidential aulta w hrn the special left Cone told new spaper reporters afterw ards he “had a good general talk " with M r. Rooaevelt. The governor said the president asked about Florida citrus, re ­ forestation, and civilian conserve tie s corps cam ps in the etal*. SHANGHAI. Nov. » —(A*)—The Japanese reported the capture todsy of three key strongholds In N anking's defenses bringing them within strik in g distance o f the last fortifications before China's capital. O fficial communiques said tho Japanese have occupied Kiangyin un the T a n g ie River, Wutstn about 80 miles north of W usih on the Shanghal-Nafiking Railroad, and lh tag about 88 miles south­ east of Nanking. A rm y spokesman adm itted, how­ ever, th a t tho Kiangyin fo rts which 8 peaking aa one who had him­ self suffered from the ravages of tuberculosis and been a beneficiary from the sale of Christm as seals, RevM artin Bram addressed R otarians a t th eir luncheon to­ day on the subject of tuberculosis and urged his audience).to contrl' bote through the purchase of |a to the dread Christm as disease Mr. Bram stated th at i t years ago he wnc himself stricken by tuberculosis, sent to th e moun­ ta in s o f V irginia to g et his health w as » t a r told tg return t» die, ho t a fte r staying in High School Boys H p n r n ear 1 1 t 111# vr u lim y fn llr la m Byjff. H. Coleman 4 Sanford Youths I n it ia te d Into Demolay Chapter Prince Bernhard Of Netherlands Hurt In Accident Local Dcmolays Arc (iuests Of Chapter At W i n t e r Park Crown Princess* Hus­ band Thrown From Car Hit By Truck AMSTERDAM. Nov. 8 * - < * ) The three local detarhmenta of National Uuards will meet for Prince Bernhard, husband of 1,i* 'r' 1 ,n' 0 ,h r Srm,nn'e Chapter their regular weekly drill ses­ Crown Princess Juliana of Tha of order of i>cM<.i.y m s Tti- sion* In the Haufold Armory to ­ Netherlands, was thrown from C hsptrr Cnm-lnve in W inter Park night nl g:oo uYluck. his automobile today In a collision Friday niglil, It K. Kipp, sponsor of the (Tub, rv|S’rted todayTlta l-ealstailve ...................... of * l t h . ‘ h ,‘ yl|y*.Ud*". “ m l, lruth.' The Seminole- Chapter en d -th e the prmlnolo County Ch.iufaer d T * 1? , < > l ^ P 'ta e . ra w « rt ‘ suffered hesd tajurlea but court John M. Cheney C hapter uf Or Com tn ert'o willii K-. hold, ... . . . . . o ffk lals skid he wae believed to Isn In were the guests of th* W in­ meeting of tha year lids afterter Tsrk Chapter throughout tht no..ri st 4:0(1 o’clock, trado body he not gravely hurt. evening In which Kent Hosselter, ofUrial* niuioiinved today. AMSTERDAM. Nov. 8 9 . - W ) Jr., Frank Woodruff, Doughc! G ainer and Hugh l.rth e r were in­ Violators of c ity Ordinances A royal sewing circle la working itialed Into the Seminole Chapter am U tried before p ity Ju d g . & r . i* “"little The opening ceremonies of llu Frank l. Miller tu a aaaslon , of SocslilUk. conclave were Conducted hy the ■ha Municipal Court f t th* lo rati . j ' 1 Crown JT btcoa W inter Park C hapter followed l.y Pull at* Htatlou th l. afternoon St f ^ *He couJdm WW h rendering of the lull story ,|e t .i’u o'nluck. | it'd knft by herself »|ulte all Oto *____ _ little g irin rn ls she wanted. Ho grow hy the Orlando Chapter sn.l it,,. DcM ilsy degree by the Pent All elderly rouplit, H- II- Kllng- , f *w ,th ° !“ '.n frlen.** were called mole Chaptertatm lih, of UnlonvIHe. Mu and n' • n‘1 nrf,,l,'l‘ ,IMVO « • « fix1"* The Bemlnole Degree team Katherine It. Wllllsnis of LakerV~ *ln1C*i , , ,, composed of | , M. Telford, \Wiltci .Moni.m. were married by County. Th *. “ b>r ,,f J u ,l“n“ her T urn er, W eller llnym-s, llra ilo n Judge It- W- W .re during -he Huntley, Donald loiinson, A . I„ weekend, records In the Judge’s wl" “ rriv'’ “lmul lhu ,ir »l ° ( the M yers, Charles M eriwether, H I >. •dllce revealed .............. ruin*. , , l , r !" ,M’ h,'lr or ,'‘'i''e*s P « ’ sumpllve to the throne from Ilieksen, and llrn n lley Adorns Queen Wllhelmin* were commended liy the ulheir T h e Towns'-nd C lub* o f Heml- which firm chapters and visitin g Masons for h<de County will hold • mass I " ,,w n,,M U'dlsnd. Juliana is the their |M-rfoimanre, Mr. Kipp sinli-d meeting in the City ,c — i '—— • • a«e* faevI Hall Turx ! ______ A fte r the initiation a . turkey bnmiuct was sel-veil by t the tar fioldat>er r y, representative mother’s e iir lr o f Ihe Winter Park from |hn Nallonsl Tuwiisend Chapter, headquarters In (’hlrsgn, will Four Sanford youths were In- U. H- C'demgjt, local tnsnagac of the Flnrida Power A l.ight C#.. was Ihe speaker today be­ fore a group uf 35 high achnpl boys In the first uf th* vucsllungl guidance programs for this year sponsored by the Sanford Rotary Club. • f Declaring that the boys iheitlf decide early In life the vocations which they intend In pursue Tor the re st of their lives, Mr. t'oleman. who wa» Introduced by J. L Ingtey, rhaiim nn of the Hot* a ry Club's Community Hcrvlee Committee. raid that oner n vocation 1* decided u|H>n o boy should th rn proceed to ta-nd c v ery effort In preparing himself to the fullest extent for his chosen profession. "If you decided wlisl you wknt to do before you leave high school," Mr. Coleman said, "and then study ami work hard tor your main job lit life, yo ■ lived have no fear of ihe fu tiirr or any concern ovrr being xblj to find a Job late r on." Those attending the conrlave t t 'c a l l a w e i r a c e F o a rt For his particular vocation, Mi. from Hanford in addition to llie Coleman said, four main charsc- degree tenm ond the candidates teristics are essential: I. one s r r r the sponsors, IS. K McKuy must have an aptitude for ma<lie-land It. E. Kipp m atlcst 3. one must lie Interested J - ___ In engtaee.m g; 3. one must have ( J c | c r y c h NEW YORK, Nov. 39—147— a head fo r Im slnrts; 4. .n u must * First Gvraidu Maihadu, futm rr be scrupulously honest. Unban dictator, Imley last Ihe first I’u a.h Leonard L Mt loJtss will "f , w *lw rx trasrml bis High .School proleK.'sl<ltu"n Cub" ,,n murder and through a regular workout tlil*[cn| c l t s r g e s which grew afternoon In preparing them f« ri,Mj! "^ , *le rt'v,dulh)n In Lm-al tailed t« rlasslc ”uf the seaaon bn * " < * ••« w»» overthrown. ladHR| firemen lir illl’n •'w Were CTfl IPlinti 111.!tb lirac lr •« •fiiml I*-*'--’ United M ates (aiminlssluner Bouth Park Avenue near thu 'h r srhnlulu with Coscll Spiktfl Day'onn Ile s rh |f'* rrc<l C otter denied a motion intrracctkin of French Avenue,] M rL h ii^ rr’s III about 7:t>u o'clock 1**1 nUhl I Iliiccamcrs in th at city Friday hy M"chado's aH orruys to dlsmUi the application fnr extradition. where s ChevroW pick-up drlv-n rvenlng. The team em rrgrd from the The Commissioner basrd his denial by Charles p slm rr had cauglii tire a t Ihe earburelor, Fir*- loeshurg game sfte r making n on grounds that "lhu T reaty pro­ Chief Ma<k Cleveland reiairl>-<1 In-tter showing against llie Yellow vides th a t tha -pel It inning govern­ Jackets than did Daytona and a ment (ta rxtradPinn rases) shall today. The fire ap p srren tlr start'-*! close battle is expelled by b o th , ** * lven 60 day* a fte r tha s r jralgnm ent or Ihe defendant to from a spark caused by a broken coarhes The teams were to meet esrllee th " government* charge*', b attery cable. Chief Cleveland T*1” Commlslunar agreed to staled, adding that Ihe fire »«» in Ihe season but due to a heavy *non extinguished and llial very rata and unpleasant weather c"n- ' ° n™ ' • bearing tomorrow nl little damage wag done to the illlion* Ihe game was postponed ‘h* hospital where Machado is until Dec- 5. co,•,,,,r<, auto. pronounced folly reeevdrrd. lie and . gIraf btwnhsrdmifai dtlll flew s ild th it during th is tim e he the Chinese flag, The fo rts and the n u d e up h ie 'm in d th a t If he aver boom of concrete laden .g o t well, he would do everything __ ______ ''______----------------------rcaacbi b a r th e.w ty up <he YangU-i] in his power to fu rth er the work to Nahkfng and prevent Japanese of the National T ubreuloili Asso­ ciation which had been so help­ w arships from reaching the ru sted capital. ful to him. A spokesman fo r the Japanese Declaring th a t one of the moat arm y said also th a t Japanese fur- unfortunate things about tu b e r­ res driving tow ards Nanking had culosis is th a t It effects its g re a t­ entered Anhwei province and oc­ est toll from among thoae who are cupied the town o f Bha-SteanIn the prims o f life, Mr. Bram The advenes cleared the way staled th a t the peek age is 35, for ah attack on W uhu on thu and th a t In 1900 there were 300 Yangtsc River above Nanking persons 85 years of age who died and was bellevsd to have r e i r lo f this disease, while last year dered untenable the position! held there were leas then 100 et this by the Chinese arm y in the Bge who died from tuberculosis There has been a reduction in the Nanking area. The Japanese "anticipated’' death rate, ta the p u t 35 years that Generalissimo Chlang Kai- of 85 percent, he saidThe rate ie elill loo high, Mr. Shek and his sta ff would flee from Nanking in airplanes d u r­ Oram added, fo r last year there were 70,000 persons in the United ing this week. The Japanese had established Slatea who died of tuberculosis, a strung base a t Channelling, on while there ere eUl! over 800.000 the southwest shot* of Daks Tal, active case# In Bemlnole County whence the column Invading he said there were 10 deaths in Anhwei advanced. This bass la 10 month*. Th* aaU o( Chriktma* (inked to Shanghai by a Series uf seals aids ta th* organisation rif canals which enable tb s rapid lh* National Tuberculosis A sso­ ore men l of munitions on big ciation which it conducting a apsnesa m otor ftatboata. drive agam at this dlaassa.M eantim e th# Japanese lig h te n ­ P a rt of th# fund* which havs ed th eir held on Shanghai taking been raised ta th is m anner ta the over communications and the cen­ past ha* gone (or th# purchase of sorship bureau form erly operated some 9 5 /0 0 bads, fa r «b* pay ol by the Chlnaee government80.000 p ^ lf e health nurses, and The telegraph office w as-refu s­ fo r lh# erection e f 1,000 tubcrcaloing U> accept weeeage e le all sis clinic*. L a st jrakr, Mr. Bram said, * 5 8 |.l* was raised ta Sem ­ polata fat China. inole County through tha sal# of seals. -Everyone," he concluded, " c a n t visit and cheer the aick Everyone c*ft> offer capar* advice Everyone enn** do everything he JACKSONVILLE. Nee* 9 - wanU to do I* help tha cause, but O rganU atien e f Ike Florida Sym ­ every an* can buy Christm as aaal phony O rchestra, which w01 be the stamp*.” Visitors a t today’s luncheon b r first state symphony fat th e south cluded H arry Dkkaon of Orisndo, end the second ta II d er auspice# of Ihe F ederal Music H. D. H arris of C n d k a U ,. N- Y , Project, will be started immed ia te Jam es Law of Bloomfield, Ind ly, sta te WPA officials announced F red Ruaaall of Boaton. Maaa Decision le fo n d n elate nrekas A- E. Clfat# W AlUmonU Spring*, Th« Sanford Bowling League t n followed n v h lt t® Florida .this and DenaM Lamaon e f Sanford* continual its games last wrek week o ( Dr. N kkbU l S o k eM f ef before an w n lhusiastk group of W nUttagton, D irector of W PA followcre, while an annotmerfor the m snt was made Saturday by IIrdl retu rn fulcra- D r B okaM f B. pop* th a t ll was particularly early ta J a n u a r y ' to d treat «*• Bta n Important fo r all msanber* d bee reals o f the a. It Map Be committed" will the different team s lo , be u.i also coo tem plet# 1* rahjata* of n aermra I r hand for this weak'* ’games. ta tha aUU. carta in* several rido* i night hr th# Evangaltat The- results of tha games for Walter P. BWppard who U cn the week ending Nov. 87. aq w-'l ducting revival servicre at IL# a s for lha p rtv rm r wrek ' Sic a • Banford Oaapal Tabarnacla, follows I ... .. i... «... Church In Slavia First Round Iaost By Gerurdo Machado K <1 Prepare For Daytona Game Fire Extinguished On Pick-Up Truck z WPA Plans Federal Symphony Project diaries Bells Hax Results Of Games For Two Weeks Are Announced By Bowling League No Injury In Acddcnl Sermon Announced By Walter Sheppard pOCALWRATHBR Ora orally fafa Ttaissj partion tmlgW, w. ftUriAfU 14 « i n 1 vs 141 in «i? ■ t « i»i Its bit tt*« UL IU i n 411 in 144 411 III t i l l Total!* Jpn+m litIwltf ■ 141 IU a a UT 1*3 lt « iu IIS T etsla 1 *l> m T » :t «l u. I>r 11. f. J. Tharp* Krotl H. I'uft# \n * Mi Mix !1» tlth Tburadsr TLX «■ an. S I > « Taint IXS XII U, ill a i t . re ll- Itx IXI 4i s ru n l i t i n h » txs c . IX W lwran >!• t i l itx s u six i n ixi xtt IL lla lla r church officials nnnauncad today. W a s h s a d l a g Nov. 111). U I J . T o u ts MT TM Tf( t i l l Barrie** WfU ho conducted a t W i i o g i i H w . trih. T t:iN SO. « n u u so . i • a a Total tha church a t th a corner of l I T a ts l rwbb * »»* i»* re* xrs N inth S treet and Laurel A rrau* Tr t-.t t i t i n txs t f l l i t SIX ll« i l l 1U i l l •h 1st 111 i n Uf every night th is weak w ith the W. Ludwig W . W a lls ISC 1X1 It x XSI ■ta itx h i i n ix t exception «# in tu rd * y. De. Hay t i l l i t 111 i l l (V tn tls u a s o n ra g * F a u c i . J r J K y ... Charles Bells, student of Ihe University of Florida, who it spending a few days vacation a'. Ihe home of his parents, i srsp.il Se rio u s Injury ta an an'otnobii* atcld rn l on lha Orlandp Highway Wednesday night, according In re ports received today. Mr Ilrtta w as an route to Orlsti do and put on hla brakes whan he carno upon a slow m ovinr auto which he could not pass because of a truck jo’nhig from Uh op|o»ilr d ir ir t io n . The pavement being wet, the aulo la-gun to skid when Ihe brakes ware sppliad. I t turaad completely around and cam# to a halt upside down. Mr- Batts sustained only minor bruise* in Um accident C e l e b r a t e s Its 25th Anniversary SLAVIA, Nov. 39—UP)_The 81 Luke's Slovak Evangelical Lulher*n Church of Hlavia celebrate I the tw enty-fifth anniversary of IU <(rganis*l Ion on Thanksgiving Dsy. A special festival choral ser­ vice was held ta Ihe 81. Luke's Slovak Lutheran Church at 10 o'clock with the psslnr of the con­ gregation, tha Reverand Stephen M. Tuhy, officiating, A fter lh* prelude "Come, Thog Holy Spirit" played by tno o rg an ­ ist, Miss Olga Jakubcin, the wor­ shippers gave an Invocation of the Holy Hpirll. Then tho choir sang the Thanksgiving Introlt, an* n»uncing the theme for th* day. The congregation continued the jubilee service with tha Kyrie, Great Gloria and other parts of the liturgical, choral service as tho Slovak l.at hr ran churches were accustomed to aiiqr since the lime of Ihe Reformation. The speelsl , nvrlope g ift offering was desig­ nated for the church-building fundllonorary officers and pastori were appointed. Honorary pasture were: Tha Rrvrreml U A. Jsrosl, Cleveland; Die Reverend Joseph Kolarik, Pittsburgh, Pa-, and lh* Reverend John liajus, G ranite City, III- Honorary officers! Andrew Duda S r, president; Michael Mikter Sr., secretary; Joseph Mlkter •Sr, treasurer; Paul Luka* 8r., fi­ nancial secretary; and Georgs the young people. M artin Rlanko aa toastm aitpr Jakubcin R r, teacher and leader of called upon all op th* honorary offi­ cers who ta turn traced th* history and development of the Hlavia congregalioa, Mr* Juliana Slanko spoke oa behalf of th e "M artha" Ladles' AM Society of tha church! Ferdinand Duda represented tha Slovak L uther League Society ol th* congregation, and Miss Anna MIklar represented lb* Sunday reboot. jg fi& i Plans Conference To A d j u s t Costs To Consumers’ Means W A S H IN G T O N , N ov. 29. — (A P )— Prcaitient Roosevelt ^ ^ t o e 'S l ^ f o V t o e £ co u rn iio ....... b illio n s o f d- o -lln r s w o rth o f now houninR c o u n tr u c tio n in th e n c x l fiv e y e itra . In n m c a sn jre to th o sp e c ia l i t m i o n c o m p le le d b e fo r e left fo r hi* Florida fishing trip , th* President akoerted, "the long continued tag ta building Is n dreg on all Industry and trede" end was "one of the prTncIpat lessons why grnrrel huilnes* had failed to forge ahead" In W cant months. Declaring • th a t Increases tn hourly wag* rates and m ateriel coat* had been -to o rapid and too ■ g re a t fo r the consumer t » beer" and had checked production and buying ta other Industries, he said ha would confer w ith rep ta ecntatlvri o f Industry, labor, and finance In t n effort to adjust *uch,.rost* to x o m u m tri' m e a n s ,. . He proposed eight change* ta tha National Housing A rt of 1934 to make possible through federal Insurance of low-interest mot*- . gsges privet* financing of largo number* of housing units. Roy. & ^Junes Is Named Chairman *t / ! -i * i ^ Ro y S. Byrnes. Sanford grow­ er. was reelected chairman of Ihe Sanford Committee of th# Seminole County Soil Conterva* linn Association ut a inerting of Hanford growers In tho Court House this morning, uccordlnC to County Agent c . R. Dawson. E. J. Meyer was elected• tlcnrhalrm an and I.™ llutner named a tnember of the runtmlttee, tho County Agent sta t­ ed, adding Dial mrellnj;* for tho purposn of elertliig officers In other two communities of th* County was held this utlem ooa s t XiOO.’o'ctack tor the lemgwood a re a , Tho jm m tnlllea of tho various romtnunltles Is rottipoaetl ot three tnembera who have par* tlt-lpaleil In the Hull Conserva­ tion program during the part year and it Is their duly t oad" m inister Iba program during thocomlng year, Mr. Dawson atatiat. The Betnlimlo County Holt Conservation Association la rotnposed ot tha mnmher* <>( thu threa community conimlDrea, Dr. H. D. Smith Ih Back After Operation Dr. II. D. Smith returned to his office today a ftrr an ulisenre ot several weeks during which liu underwent a m ajor operation a t the Tempi* University Hospital. Ehrouta to Sanford from lb* hospital Dr. Smith visited hts father, H . A. Smith and sen Rhett ta Alabama and also via" Red hla daughter who is a t­ tending the Florida State Coll (gw fo r Women ta Tallahassee, ..*1 � 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, 1937 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, November 27, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 27, 1937; <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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/94f470cd3dc536aebc8069cd33143dec.pdf f993da4c8cd27664fd41719705f5f6be PDF Text Text V - 4 t ■J-''r-*, |k<>V'.i'*,/ ' If.’ - * '.- . iect iong Are' As Obstacle tadio Pianist «t£g S tti iWKrts. -o T & t lb * sr u u s srt**. 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SI# a a le a r I n l y r, thinks to* greatest obsUrlo 1*4 l i l t h o ld b y lb * m a t * > »g * itte d * n 4 s a b « term is "toed conpoetions," se qt hu *ern t w itlehv ieadll om ta le s 1 net in lin e Ii m should be aomtthing of an l a s e e le v ie d f o r «ke J e e r I t tT , o a •|ty on the matter, too. Her th e f o l l o w i n g d e scrib e d la n d s Ir C o u n ty . F lo rid a . t o w lt l is a music publisher, foT H einlnol* gather with all omitted and sob Dole 4*. 41, 4*. 41. 41. <*. aeeeoat levied lasee Inalodftag a great many band leaders - IT. * 41 C alm if r m m o c h A l ­ taxes levies ____ fu f.rr th e v e a r H IT , o a lo tm e n t. others of stage, screen and W itn e s s m y nend- an d s e a l th is I h * f o llo w 1h g d e s c iia p d la n d s la would be pleased to death l b s l l t h . d a y o f N u .e m lie r ISIT. X o m ia o l* C o a a ty , g l a n d s , l a w l lt U i • U W «k II T ) « r I . B a a . o, 1*. iiritnnow. >do a favor. Her undo la Cue fo r d . . 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IfTO ftK lt C O , I In n r ro rd a n e * w ith t b * |>r yean age Uncle Gus offered W ill o f f e r t o r s a le s i p iih llr o u t ­ cry in ih * h lg h e a l hutdor f o , V lalone o f C h a p u y ISSSS, A c t * o f , take Joan wider wing, wangle eaab at III* f 'o n r l l i o n " e n tr a n r r 1*11 noil u p on W ritten l . q i i r . l o l choice open for her, pave |a S a n fo rd 00 th « l l l h . d a v o f AIIOI M A I ir A. m l l A A l , | w ill o t t e r f o r wit* n l pubH r o u t c r y to Ife re m b e r H IT at II o 'c lo c k jA 1to the lop. Joan sold deft- M . f a s ' e e r l l l i e o l . No. IM S Hal* ■he h lg h re t b>ddrr f o r ra sh , •no! Pape offered to see o f A u s u -t i n i , 1*11 h -M i f Hie t h * C ou rt I lim n ' e n i r a n r ' |a in t* t n s . t nr r w ith a ll •••■lit t. <1 M -m foid o n I h r I l l h flay o f l>.be eoold do. Jonn said noth- Pam ii-n ilicr I»1T a l t l o ’r l o r k A . 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Armies Advance Against Chinese ■ y Aneiiete* Prtn Striking automotdle worker* failed today In a aerond attempt to halt production al th* Wed Motor Company'* St. l<out* aa* B*mhly plnal while Greyhound buaaee movwl In and out of terminal* under police protacllnn In e"»er«| cilia*. w l A picket Itn*. formed at th*| Si. Louie plant hy member* of lire tfnlted Autouiohlle Worker* of America, w*» broken by *u-' tomohlle* loaded with worker* and escorted by police ear* Into, the plant. John J. Connor, labor depart­ ment conciliator, Mid be would mael again today with reprowrotel tree of eight Greyhound line* operating In II atate* and with lender* of th* drlrera who •truck when tb* line* turned down their dwmtml for a rloaed chop and a mileage rate tnrreaa* Conner eald both eldee ware "Pretty wall deed! orbed,'' 8. It. Ilarray, eeeietant Brotherhood proeldent end Iona d*> golletor for the etrlker*. rletmed 1.000 drtrera—“* l percent of whom are member* nt our orgenitatloa"—ware effected by the midnight walkout, (lreybound repraientnttre* eald about 1.000 d rlrera-»"r« aontuallr -sun ployed mi lb* line*. "We ara running ou pebedule, with many point* entirely .un­ affected." aald Iran Bowen, general dreyhoUnd eouneel. Ilarray aald local union corn rallteataen bad reported lo him NEW CHILEANS, Nor. !«. — GTl- Hocrelary of Hlalo Gordell Hull ctmraiNl In u fetleral court affidavit (itday that the Florida Cement Inipertlun I j i w was a menarn In lliw government’* Prtxtroin of negi’llallng recipro­ cal trade treat in* will; forefkn nation*. Housing Program Is A ls o Planned Matsu! Intimates Ad­ vance MayContinue ' FarBeyondNanking S H A N G H A I N o v . 26.— ( A P ) — Janan tightened h er mrlD on Shanghai to d a y b y tak in g o v e r th e control or all com m unication fa clllu e* h ith e rto held by th e Chinese govern m en t In th o Interim tion al Settlem ent a« well an In native parta o f th e r h y . ' P oet o ffice * , telegraph ami radio admin l.tratlon* and ; Although hi* term of offica will not begin until July, U C. Crofton, 48, Tltuavllle attorney, waa the unanimous choice uf lint* vereity of Horlda alumni for prealdenl of their aaaorialiun. Crofton will aurceed Charlea II, Orerman. Bagdad. Fund Is Short For Payment Ot School Teachers under Jnp*"f— ntle. W y . ° th# principal u f f b - of J®** ItM m i * la tb# InUmeflSn*1 Settlement. . . . The spearhead unite of Japan * Lawton Advised That Shanghai analtt tore Into the Only One Third Is heart of (he Cblneee detente* to Ready For Dec. 1st day In a drive tbrir commanderin-chief declared would force the Only one-ihlrtl of Semlnol* r needy rollapw of Oenerallaelmo County'* apportionment o f th# Chlane Kal-Hbek’a regime. ^ Field hffkraru aeet back weed Watr TeartirTr-RnUfy FunJTVan to Japan*te headquarter* that be pnl.l on Dec. 4, according to a . their troera bad croaeed U « telegram received today by Super­ •Tat the ftoat natural barrier be­ intendent of School* T. W. Lawton tween Shanghai and Nanking, for from . the Stata Superintendent a path ayalntt' the ylrtually Colin English. rracoated capital. There la a good pro*peel, howal Wan* Mataut, com- f»*r, Stata offklala advlaed, that tgp rvtrjalqdtr uf, Ih* a ppertM r meat car) be paid by the mkddla of F ’ -lka 'Japantk*' 8k*a*Ml iMJaKrd tka,»ui>h If sufficient jteraoni ■ Neva, that hta armba might be PUrchdMti their lt»MH auto Keen** !- foemC to Invade the Interior far tag* daring the firat few day* of •*i Upn tbe . Yaagtxe ifrten Nnnklnr •hit upetlh **» unleae Chianti gwvernmwit ends rininuli County'* monthly ap* Seminole |ta roe lit*nee. In Nanklnr Chi- fmiVtaitmrnt from the Stale fund ang appeared Undaunted. .Lfor payment of tcecheri aalarie* 1 . i■ ■ '« approiimalely 317,433 and Mr, lowton elated that there were Tag Day .Planned not eufficient fund* available In For Children's Home the County’* Rehool fund* to lake rare of thl* Rem without borrow "On Saturday morning you will ing money. be approached by Junior LrglonHr also urged that the people of aire* and other* for contribution* Seminole (bounty co-operate with for the Children’* Home In Jack- the school* throughout the Slate eonvlll* and the Crippled Chil­ and purrha.p their auto license a* dren'* Home (n BL Petersburg. noun a* pioilblr after they go on Hr*. II. B. Lewi*, welfare chair*' aula Dee. 1 In order that auffieient man for the local poet o f the Slat* fundi may he available for American Le|lon Auxiliary. payment of the teacher* Mlarir* •oday. Beginning Jan. t, auffieient • -Tht* T i ( Day,” Mrs. t*W * fund* should 1>* available to make cont brand, “ la. alt annual Affair poariblr full payment of the reg­ ' ipoaaaml by 'the Legion Auxili­ ular monthly allocation* to the ary and In peer km* year* hra countle*, *t*te official indicated Writ a auccaaa through the eplendid o r operation and gearrnalty of the people o f Sanford.* Glen L. Metcalf, 37, In eonelurioa, Mr*. Lewie unrad continual oo-gpantten on the Dies At'Ovledo Home part af Sanfaeditra In order that like unfortunate tgkUdrun in theee Glen L. Metcalf, 117. died at hi* home* “ might be made a'tittle home In Oviedo Wnincedmy fol­ lowing a abort (tin***. taoee comfartdkia and happy. rtMr. Metcalf, who hae lived In for the paet '•* year*, Permission Granted Oviedo waa born In Wlnatow, lml. March For Park Station Permission waa granted Tut* day to HHtry Wataon at agent for tb* Sinclair Oil Com­ pany for erection of a Bervlc# Station estimated to coat 1(1,000 at the corner at Park Avenue and Eighth Street, record* at tb* City Ifall revhated tkia morning. laauanra at the permit fallowed My* opening *T Park Avenue to but Inca* a* U r .oat a*>. Tenth Street hr th* CBp OmmMakear) la tbelr. meeting UM night. 0 . Jf, Brawn waa aiao grantad permlei laerSy O. p. Paxton, local bnlldln#; toagattar, to hulld n frame garni Iti Ua bom» on PtWk Avenue. -- Business Opportunity Seen ForEnterprising -wanted; tart)* Im O n ." wee rooalved at tb* Steilaala ot d u T la a letter ham the cle velacut 1| Tartu Qaaepaar, which ■ tartlaa for eaU X T C ZZ»ZSS President To U r g e Cut In U. S. Aid For Road Buildimr Tiro alalute, iiptiidil hy tha Florida Supromw Court place* an Hiapet-llitn fee of 15 cent* a hundred pound* on cainent lm* porti-d Into Florida from furrtan count rise. Hen* V U»ara. Itnlted Htalea illatrli't altoriiey hen1 **ld 1m nppeaced In th* case at tlm requral of lt,|. state di-pnrlmi-nt. Hecn'iary Hull, in an uffldavlt filed by Vloaca aaM ihe Florida act had been calleil to hla atlenihm otflcUlly hy the IMRlun government. To light the world. Thnmn* Edison Invented the Incanileeeeiit The i-nae waa liroughl heforo electric lamp. In memory of hla coniribulIon to man’* I'rtigrr*,, tliie rile Ihrst--Judge Federal court M foot bulb, constructnl by the Corning (linn Work*, will be plaml here by Hm lllraru Trpdlna^lnatop a 1100,ttOU memorial lower at Menlo I’ark, N. J- ect-re of the ri rnurnted. a New York I) Vfrm which Imporia cement frotn Hidwlaard'a early labor*. __________________ glum and Di-omaik, "on Ituv contcntlnn tlm act la uiiconaHluItonal. W A SH IN G TO N . N ov. 26. — ( A P ) — President R obetvelt j u i d today he wanted ts x f f * . . vision m noon as Con greed, ia ready to go ahead w ith it. An fu rth er m oves to re­ gion ) con fid en ce and atitnu*. late Im luitry, the Prenldent told hla prena ron fcren ce ha would «cn d it mcnmtgc ,tn Congress on Monday rreommwidIng leglsbtlnn to apor private financing of a largv acal# hous­ ing program and another Tuaaday propoalng curt* llmtrot In 'an­ nual appropriation* for federal aid In road building. Th* fourth slap Mr. Rooaevvtt > disclosed Involves a preaktouttel' • latter la department heads ta•tnxtrflg th*m to antklpate. Tales of heads and (hair hWH' m l pureKara* of supplb# fo r ara In northern Borneo war* *•* remaining raven month* ot m a t , fiscal ^ iaa r. and-tethaa* up tnataad of In thu It. B. S a v a g e ry tfarm ever until Juna 90. l i t * In spot* d * * p |t* Asked If ha favored tax e ffo r t* , ah* aald. ■ten as an aid to bualnaaa or *t tfa* regular station teg In January, th* Joked with hi* quratloror The mcmU-ra of th* Banford aah*d If ha had bran r n il teg Country Club wor* well pltaaad uawmpspen. with tha new grei-aa that w*»a\| f » * . opened for use last Saturday -i | .£ | (J Q | C t C U ' ^ M M ) . ytir. E fw vrit adr. hT* nwsaigv to tha q Sunday aroO nting lo .O U c f Cald w ell, prcaldrot u f t h * o rg a n isa tio n , which h* said had mad# w ho w n i apeak lug fo r the la rg u clear (hat taa revision waa 'de­ num tw r o f club mt-m bera who sired. Id othrr words, h* added, »m lled the Courao Iasi weekend. ho wanlad tax change* when Con­ F o r ab out th re e w eeks, le m . S h e r i f f s Office Is gress had them ready ta b# p o ra ry g rro n a w * rv ill e ffe c t w hile Livable To Locate made. Sanford Halts Famed Razzell Dazzell Play Of-Leesburg But -New Greens ‘Provedor1^irlfeSiawSl^rlS *vS Lose Holiday T ilt, 25 T o 14 Popular With Big Crowd Of Golfers Celery Fed Eleven H old s 7 To 6 Lead At End Of First Half As Forguson Throws SOYard TaueMaauteTeLawwn. . Harway ealg' th* 1 HroCbarhond By JCIJAN BTHNSTlOlt * I CITY NEWS BIUEFS ptewnad na "eHknHril picketing, LBK.SBUKU. Nov. ‘28—A Stub-' bacaua* l| la roc n «* e u r f." Striker* and nonwtrlker* born Hrl.ucaa cached Semlnol# etaged a terleg of ftkt fight* :it High School fontbull team nearly at ,.l a a 1 a . »_ ___ a M ______ ■ I L . U a a l b a a .k r A w la M n W I tb* Cleveland' terminal after a forcad the Norihea*! C<»nfereiic« man Identifying hlmaelf aa liny roe* of 1W:t7 t<> end In a three wuy Krone*, a atrtklng driver threw tie yeitrrtlay afternoon In hlmaelf under a New York bound burg a* they oulfuught and out. Moatly rlomly tonight and Rat hue and defied the driver m played a Lockett coached Icwaburg proceed. Polled held ITraueo and eleven but dropped the annual Tur­ unlay will) ruin In north poillun three other rtUii for luveetlgn key Day HU by a ncoru of 25 to tt tonight, IllIIF rhunge in tcm|M-rbefore Ib00 fun* who Pravetl wet ature. Hun. and threatening weather to »w thu Violator* of City Ordinalicea two tram* in action. D « » lan.»burg'» la.t game of will he tried In a aeaaion of the State Files Suit araaon ami a victory wa* n,H'd. kluilicipal Court ill 'he local Po­ For Liquor Taxes the ed for them to rtinch the Confer' lice Rlutioo thl* afternoon. cnee l/tlc and the Fellow Jacket v JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 20.— came hark In the *crond half to Jo.e|di mm of ■Dr, (Ah—Th* Florida Beverage I>e awamp the Kwh wtio left the field II. II. MrCa.Iin, underwent an partment filed su it' In c^-rult at the cm| of the firat half leading operuUon a< Ihe Cel tinId lutugh court here today to collect 1205,- hy a acore of 7 to 0. ton llo.pilal la.t night, huipilal 000 In unpaid taxe* and co*ta The game w*« utartrd a* l « « - official* rc|Miiicd thi* morning from three wholeaale liquor deal­ burg kicked Off to Bariford who er*. Kargront J. A. Howard, mnn reerdvrd the hall ami placed It on Cody Fowler, allornev for the jl*_____ uwn_27 yard line. Three down* her uf Ihe Kali ford Police lie' M fj1 .t„ K,.'t any __________I____. . UMnr. ... department, aald the taxe* were1tj.H yardage .ao partmrni, left this morning for unpaid oa liquor aold by the' „ )1linlln| tu Co Idm .wjio we* Ihe home of hi* parenta In Ularkthree firm* In dry Georgia. II*! downed on hla own 23 yard line. In »hrar, Ga. upon receiving word Mid th* tax** had been paid o n iprvrrn| playa, George Andrcu and hi* father wa* seriously ill. •II liquor aold In Plorida. |jac|* Itoumltrre brought the hall to The suit* teak to collect fl25,- the Hanford 45 with-fast-puatllng Kmployrr* who ar* liable under 000 from lha American Distribut­ plays- A |>bm from Golden lo [ the |irovl*iuii* of ihe Hlale unrming Company. fSOJKH) from th# Roundtree placed |h* oval on lha ployment" romiH-nnailon law arv King Dlatributlng Company and Fed 20 yard line and another trick rrmindnl by direclor Harold U. 320,000 from DUaributor* Brand*, play In which English, a guard, Wall that Hie lime limil for 'he Inc. carried the I all to the HaUfuld two- paytneni of contribution* wllhuut penally eipiie. Nov, *5, Lao Blum, aecrrlary of on* of yard »tri)»'. 31. 1B00. th# firm*, aald, **lt'« rldlculou*. Hanford'* *lefen»* atrrnglhned Jl* la aurvlved by four broth- W# don't aklp any liquor Into from that point until the game **■•] M u r ji f U r o t I * e t o r H I s wra, all of Oviedo. L. K., Herbert, George and never bave.** ovey. However, after running two i » r „ 4. . _ , , . , Charles, and Clarence Metcalf) an play* and losing three y*rd»,.Gul-| * lC lU r t ’ fl I n A d C o p y uncle, Arthur Metcalf, alao of den dropped back and parted to Oviedo and an aunt, Mrs. Jam.. ProduceOfflceOpened Roundtree for the touchdown AnMl** Margart-I Prlrrs, former Owen* of Oakland, ind. By Morris Spencer ilreu'a kick wa* blocknl by Hum- anciely rdIt<>r of The Hanford HerFuneral »er*ke» ware cottourtaid, I* Ihe central figure of the bley. ad at the Krlck*on Funeral Home Morris Rp*nc*r, well known Hanford rnme bark »lrung with Florida power A Light Company’* thl* afternoon al l:oo q'etuck local prodiie* dealer and farmer. Morgan calling double wingliack advertlaeinenl appearing In today'* with the Bay. J. H. Day. paator has opened a n*w produce es­ formation* and play* which from Herald, a* well a* in other new* of lb# Tirol Haptlat Church of tablishment In Ihe old Froigll that point seemed more effrctle# papers in the elate, Orlrdo, offlcUtlng. Office formerly occupied by that leresburg'a famoui ra«i»llMia* Peter*, who I* now with Prlcu uad Johnson Produce dat if 11 system which th* Hanford Iho advrrtleing deportment of tlm Dealer*. Lin* completely stopped during Florid* power and Light Company Elks Benefit Dance Mr. Hp#nr*r ha* been con­ Ihe second and third quarter*. In Miami, I* shown pouring batter To Be Held Tonight nected with the Htata Farmer* In the second period Hanford Into a waffle Iron. Th# advertlaoMarket *lnr* It began opera! Ion Ihrew a group of paiee*, used meat la pari of the company's Th* regular monthly hmmfit and h* wilt hand!* a variety of raaiell-dastril quick play* and cdmpalgn to popularise lit* u»* of dance o f the B. P- 0. Elk* will ha P r o d u c e . A t l b * p re s e n t lU h * h * brought the ball down to lews* electric*I appliance* far cooking, held tonight at th* Elka Lodge la stocked with produce rotating burg's ten-yard Una where It wa* ■ - — — beginning at io ;oo o'clock. Ia mak lo Ike Christ ma* aaaaon. H* lost ®" dow n * T h # ja ck ru k ic k e d jfeedv Fund Started big thl* announcement Pater opened hla office for to safely and Hanford took the 1-all „ , , . . Thurston aald that th* pabbe I* IbU morning. 0 nthelr oyn S3 yard line, (in the IS y S u lV U t lO n A r m y cordially invited to attend and that firat play, Forguaon faded back '# --------all th#'Proceed* will be devoted to Officials' t i tb# BUte Assort hla own 23 yard 11m and threw a Th* Christ ma* aaaaon for lha charity. •Hon will b* koaored by member* 69 yard p**» which “ Flash; I-aw Salvation Army will begin tomor Musts /o r the affair will he of th* Iocs) B. P. O. K. In their •on took on th* LMaburg IK and raw when the organisation wUl furnished by Perkham'a aeb**tra meeting hi tha Ufa's Hall tonight, ha scampered in the open the i*at place il*( Chri*lma* kettle* on th* "Ladlea wUl fa* admitted free of lodge official* stated today, add­ of tha distance and ocored Hal* Utlaat* of Hanford In ardar to help charge', Mr. Thurstea stated, but ing that th* regular Benefit ford's firat touchdown- ' the Army raise It* necessary fund there will he a small ebarge for D ane* wouldbt bold b *i beginning aj MomawU. later, another larg* for Chrietma* basket* for tha gentlemen Coma and bring your 10:00 *' cheer roe* from the,Sanford »paw*. Nady of Hrminul* County-( friend*." 1a tor* aa Darrell Forguson ,ple#** Captain F H Frrrn of th* local Tb* Brit lab Labor party bad kicked tb* extra point (ha* n-ni. tkg.poat staled thl* morning that tha only two abate in (ho House uf Fad* Into (h* Uad. IMganltalit n ha* appreciated th* nntnooa la Jgoa Tko peek M lu of the citiaona o f Banford Th* gam* waa played In ,-w or wa*. funabed In 1020 whan Held for Hm remaining portion ig the paal yearn and ia de­ lhar* weeg l«7 Labor member* of an th* publU’a generosity parted and Milker I coming Chriatmaa. f T . - --------------------- — ■ — vUl -----— Lewis R. M itdell Lottery Charges Ihe w in te r r y * w aa being sown mi llm re g u la r p u ttin g aUTfarva. A re m d ln g to A . F u r l, mnng p e r and a o rrv la ry o f I h r club, n B lind llo gcy tournam en t w ill Uhold lit th e club neat S atu rd a y anil Hunday fo r Hm men and doieii.v ot g o lf balls w ill be o ffere d na p r lu -i w h ile u ap artal p u ttin g to u in a n .e n i w ill la* held fo r the wom en M r j Him Since Action Hickson Ib Shot wa* Indlrt rd By Turkey Hunter Lewis II. Mitchell last Monday by the Grand Jury R. G. Hickson, local farmer on rhargoN of ronductlng n lot­ •nd sportsmen. Is up and around tery, recoida at tho Seminole and apparently none th* won* HoUM, disclosed for th* 28 shots that pierced hb ('u u n ly Court body when he wa* mbtaksn for im la y . till to lltc present tlm*. we«n* a turkey near hi* hunting ramp F"it also raid t W the orgnitila lion ci|iert* a large number of Iwn of Ihe Sheriff- O ffic e .W - In the Big Shrub last Saturday. Mr. Hickson stated that he waa local perauU* to attend. Intro unable t** l<wi‘ te* Ml'chril Those who ‘ vlallrd the rout.to whose net lv Mica In connection •hut whila fishing on tha banka of th* Oklawaha River about last week were A- C. blcltryiiohm, with local lotleric* nrc raid E. J- Toll. Fred Bolly, Olio Cald have mm* under the acrutiny of dusk Saturday cvrnlng by a youth well, L F. Boyle, Henry Zur- llm Grand Jury In its drive from Orlando who stated that h# thought h* wa* a turfcay. lleide, John Ludwig, John llrrbat, against Hie "llolHn Barons.'* Moat uf tha 28 pellets from tha Mr. Mitchell Is reported lo Charlra J. Uhrlg, Wt A. I.odwlg, Henry M. Wataon, George G. have left Hanford nt about ,h* gun of th* youth anterad Mr. Thumton, Frtc Higgins, John lime tif 111* Indictment and of- Ulckaon'a arm and ahouldar, It C o u rie r, Jnek llo rU e r, I I C . M o ore, firkla lml Irate they lutve bc*n wa* slated, and all w*ra removed ' unable to ohtnln any Inform* later by a physician with th* and 11- W . Rucker A lso D r. D G H cotl, B illy B a ll, tlon ns to bis wbcH-ubouta alnc* •xreption of 8 which Mr. Hbk■oa slated w*ra painful. S D . Illg h le y m a n , Raym ond l.und- that time. q u ill, K . R R andall, J r , Rev Tha Grand Jury rcceaacd a f f I ’au l R ed fe rn . D r. O. H R eim an, E er returning Ihe Indictment* earl­ Scrimmage Planned F . H ouseholder, Y . M itrh e l, o f ier In th* week but It ha* been By Blackcats Tonight O rlan d o , H H O l r m a n , A lex intimated that Ih.-y will continue S haro n, D r . Sam uel I'uteatnn and their work to rid Hanford and Coach B. A. B. Wilkinson'* Saar J. L . In g ley . Hernlnolr County of the “ big .A lan P h il G ra a h o ff, W ilb u r shots" in the Cuba racket her* ford Html-Pro bbekeat* will wted lira d h a m , H a r r y Itra d h a m , KHhortly after tbe ronvenlng of up th* wrak's pracHc* natlnq C om pto n, M r» E . C om pton, M r * Court this morning. Circuit Judge tonight on th* Sanford Armary they wUl nniWg* R oy H ym ra, M r * . O tto C a ld w e ll, Millard |l. Hmlth sentenced thre* Fbld when -E. H M c C a ll, H o w a rd F a v lllc , W person* who had been convicted another long sc rimmag* *«**lnw 0 . F le m in g , C- E- C lem , O- D . earlier In the wr*k. In preparation for their tilt Thurs­ W o rk m a n and E- E- la n e y . Ed Enxllsh nod Jns Dixon who day craning on th* local high school field. were ronvlctcd Tuesday on Tonight'* session will b* cm* of charge of breaking and entering Manley Goldsberry with inlrnt to commit n mu'**' th* bait a ad most complete drttb mcannr, wrre srntrnr d to reive of th* year a* all forma af tha aacWill Speak Here one year each in tlm State Peni­ ond national paitlm# wUl ba prro* tentiary ami David G'Ncal, negro, *lc*d- Th* drill fbld ha* b**a Manley Goldaberry. a T o w n a r iid charged with nssaull with th* In­ marked aff bite a regular, fpqgr repreaentativ* from the Chicago tent to ruimnit murder In th* sec­ ball fbld and a acrub gam* w tU K headquarter*, will address a mart ond drgrrr, wa* irntenced to pbyad tonight by lha firat pad meat Ing of th* Seminole County serve IN months bi th* Bte>* second team. Townsend Clubs in the City ><■■< Prison. Tuesday Right, official, of <h* I After sentencing the three, th* local club reported today. Court rerrased until 10:00 A. M Mayor Edward IHfglim, It wa* Dee. 3 at which time the remain' a'ated. will Introduce the a|>rakrr > Ing defendants lo be tried In who will bring a message from thla term of Ihe Circuit Court Dr. Townsend to th* Club mriuwill be arraigned and their ***** b*ra In thlg County. ■at for trial. It was Indicated today that tha 'remaining criminal cases would Storm Dloelpates probably be triad during tha Into Rain Squalls •weak beginning Dec. a, and wUl Include the trial of those indicted JACKSONVILLE Nor. J4.-M7 recently by tha Grand Jury’ (or —Tho Wsatkar Bur.au aa'd to alleged lottery operations. Charlea 8. Jordan, furmcr am day th* dlaturbaac* which .mbrrd nofihaaalward through the Gulf ploy** of tha Cowan Company of M*z)e* yesterday and Crossed fltora, who was arrested in J*cklb* Florida eo**tlln* near Apa- •onvUI* Mvcral month* ago and lactalrote teat night 'baa rlrtual- charged with theft of clothing ly dteaggearod." rnracsalara from k b employer, withdraw hi* •x plalpad th* storm baa dlaal- plan ot rot guilty when tha aquall* with no cam* up far trial Wadro* m 4 aotarvd a plqg of guilty, erybod y* and usaa Chrljfm aa Seals __rate .■A v;-- k, < �V v *r •t w g r nto* -M ' THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANPORD, F L O R I D A "" Good Clean Fun? Herald "ViM -vyr ■ F I*rM «. Vittorio MuuoWnl h u written a, book. B«cauie he happens to be thf jwn of the ih ruler of one of the moat bel­ •I at aMM< t»M ■ • !!« ligerent. nations In'the World, and because the author himnelf has recently been a visitor in this country after par­ ticipating In a number of bombing raids In Ethiopia, the toALLAlB book haa a significance which It would not poiueaa w en it jr*. > WSm written by any ordinary mortal. “ War la the uuinteasence of beauty,1' this son of Cae­ ^ atm Bcm im ok a i t a i kaae sar proclaims In nla "Flying Over Ethiopian Mountain a m Tao* — Ranges." Describing an attack on Ethiopian cavalry, he f f i S t r s . * r s n = z £ s i says, "We arrived upon them unobserved and Immediately -4- - - a r t . mt dropped our loads of explosives. ! remember that (mo group of horsemen gave me the Impression of a budding rose ka the bomba fall in their midst ft was exceptionally good fun and they were easy to hit as we were not too high up. They offered a perfect target. S rW B S i “ The bombing of Adiowa, he says, “ failed to giva us srs'^ss. sm s any satisfaction owing to the fact there were only tpnall huts which flattened out without raising smoke or flamea •fear nt« it a a a it w taff TO aa one would see In any American film. I atlit M *■#••• But the boniblng of Adlo-Ado was more satisfying h m T> »• ••* •••JT: a* all new# rently. “This was swsll and had a tragic but beautiful appare wrote. “ Our beat fbn was trying to hit a large e ffe ct, K fth " hut ‘which stood In the middle of the town. I had to fly over It thrsFTImea to make It The third. Jitpa ITltt It artd aaw It begin to bum-. Ethiopians leaped out and tried to k t, nOVBMlRH W. IM7 escape. . . we started enough fire to heat half the globe All In just good dean fun. This bombing and machinegunning of Innocent and htlplrtw people from the air. The Ppaneri Tbr Band quintessence of beauty! This blowing of horns and hbrsd Uut open hand today men In to thousands of pieces. Magnificent sport! Wonder * > "U. world tfoda; *“ fa dua season b it been how Mr. Mussolini would write about his adventures If the JV, i. tafalea were turned on him and he happened to be on the of our ntada othar end of the bomb? Ito haa, been mindful—out by o- - a g g £ r fifi EYE OPENERS—by Bob Crosby A 'GUILUO’tiroB* 18 O0BO TO TEST TMB FINISH ON THE CABINET OF THE Ga s RBFRtGtftKfeR farm lag themtelve* <m tha plan ■ad sponsoring local ealrira. LaV* unit* Is • statewide effart to cash. h» uu on* of tha graoteat u w U our *tal* po**e***a—our watarwayt. •*h. to often our desire* satisfied. *;■ Americas ONE hand, drar AN OUNCE fa/AS CHA06EO OM LETTERS ** TO E n Oi ANO FROM §ar., BIG APPLE DANCE RADIO EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT RADIO HOSTR8S WITH DANCB PARTNER ADMISSION FBEB RADIO 1938 EASY TERMS ( BIG TURKEY DINNER *.......... HOFMANN Electric Service COMANCHE toe Mssaalla A ta. |>hoa( lui ■■■Nra-Orlanl* R « 4 Phoe* I1U l l d t P. M. TUI A HORSE VA9 1X0 Su r v i v o r only 7T-T-. “TTT ° F MASSACRE TTLB 01©- t HORN, tluNg 25 tin HE WAS VOUNOSO' - TiiN Ti m e s / A "fullloUsar pvmadtog oaeblna ta u r i te teal Ua RsUb of Ik* pu rafrisarstor. Mssy lima* mem a* L O N O 'S R O Y A L H A W A llA N S H A W A l l A N M U S I C and H U L A D A N C E S H O R T ’S A N N U A L F A LL OPENING SATURDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 27TH, AT ELEVEN T H E OCCASION Y O U 'V E B E E N LOOKING F O R W A R D TO p iS g ^ plenty of work for the teacher* pre** artvirr* aaalgned their beat Th* complethm of lb* cro»amen to cover It, newatcel rom* At th* atari of the school year, slate canal and the connecting of with each olhrr for M l nie* vieil a"?ew Intportanti link*'would mako they muat rhooae tha aori of i i . ^ __ favorable abol*. uul Imlh great pcrletteea they'r* going to teach. this atat* n ynchtaman'* para­ {3& t f f ' broudra*»btr eh#f»» ’ clrare.1 all dise, and would bring millloni in I f (ba experience* eho**n cho**n fpr th* fourth grade-ther* atlll ara ahanoel* to put the event new buelnrs* to every aceUon of grade* la the activity program - cos.l-Urroaat hook up*. Pfwldeot Route veil ahould plan —— the elate. •*, apand th* entire month uf ,Da-! do not Include tk* uaual textbook ^ •« ohl°- “ w«* I Tho propoetd "oranga box*' Uy LYDIA GRAY. HIIAW material covered by fourth grad' » y privilege to urllnee. the event derby la a slap In tba right d|cuinbar under Florid*'* warm »unAt’ Feature Renrlce Writer dkbw. That will not only cure hi* “ b# be In In* w“ tru,y aR,n,r*1 »l 't1* roetion. Every Florida commu­ NEW YORK, Nov. aft—Seventy-j*r», th* eiperlanow fA"'t Ibotksch*, but give him renewed reBeweJ five r> thouaand New York City eluded. Thar* moat b# s tk-up Interval and rnthu>lt*m It ervat- nity ehould co-operate In tha e»l, not only among. the kid* but plaa and aneouraga tha youth of btelUi and vigor aa well A fuw'ichuol children ar* p I a y I n g with aubjact matter. apeetatora. their community to eater the** Wdaha In Florida and he will hr, guinea-pig* for tha blggeat nlu.i why, 4*k tha ullrs-progrcaa- with thousand* of -« o r * than a match for Cungrr**, cat Iona I axperlmanl in Uia United alv**T Dr I>oftu* baa Ihrwt an- Rivalry was kren. elate* and eon I**U. chamber* of camuwree ellie* sent ilelegatlon* t o ' boost and civic dub* can help by lnsu anyone State*—and liking it .*w*ra ready. In 07 school*, nearly to par emit; l —New York City atudent* have and encourage their entries. Dig" Plant City man who had'of th* entire arhooj ayatem, more to p*i* Regent*' akftmbiationi at nltariei of national retaliation I -*■ 1 ............................................. - ' atamanury ‘ ‘ . . and . winner*;; 7 M ostly apt'id th* morning *hunt-.children than tho totaled cotn-,the end7 af thalr school greetrj I showered them; Igg without ium »* only to betum blneil population* of th# Now work'* I manufaelurer* »«-r* and ana New n iw Jeracy eersvy stale cap«-| a—many n r * York io n u i, n o- w,«n award*; now* , Haas and find that a quail, on# o f York caplg—Many New cflty alu* with i.,,..prlre* nml ni taU, are partaking of a new cutrl- dent* transfer to other whoot* hnwke and camera mm »w*rmnl • *7™" *imiu*vu, ami rrasnni rulum- Called *n “activity pro- during the elementary period, and over them in drove*. , - through ■ living room window,1gram," It actually ta a aupereom-' muat meat alandard raqulramant*. Under the plan of the Water-j It waa captured on the la-'blnatlun uf progressiva and con-, a— Elementary echool* lay the way* Congtv**, drsirahle prtie* o f tha houselarrvaltv* methodsfoundation for college preparation will be offered boy* and girl* of It Iteka aa If Cvngre** might do • 0***»thIng about the aurplu* pru- 75,000 Children In ‘V L S i “ 2* <r.V ::: New York Schools ■1‘ got say aurplu* - profile. -o. IAiding Experiment 4 .; 75c san rati n va n y riiiiit r a o a a a o n . . . aaaas I W •c ■ MWM ****** Nr «*• DHak o*te Catkaa* mm All raefcas* Marie by tba Rythm Raya RCA & ZENITH Oeaerel Oscrt* A. OaiUr foatht the (aiiae. sitting •sit, sad thought h* wsa attacking IMS Indiana . Hutted at 1*001 HI*' band of 110 man wa* eomplotalf wlpod ant Tba only anrtlror *■■ Colon*) Kaoih'a huria, *Com*neha.“ Tha Said today ta markad by tn»rkl* monum*nl», ' Itch placed wharo a man tall. S VL dollar A couple of b ra from Brooklyn had evidently been reading too many air-raising dime novel* of the “ Forty taro paalikmamt M admlaaterte far our llpa ‘ Uaa weald be neriTtd by year* ri Buckets of Blood'1 series before they staled that holdup ih bountifully, fallen from n * l i la tba araraga kUchaa. I t s i New Mexico yesterday on the Southern Pacific’s Apsche fingsr lipa| la bat ese of many Uoroaib Uadt Limited. Dressed like moving picture cowboys, they were for our spirits, aoro par* (Iran tha nA T*frt«*r*tur by taM es obviously tenderfevt In the cattle game, aocording to the log aaglsaars. :■ Jftaafct fit* conductor, as they were amateurs In the holdup racket.' a troubled land, i freely, graeUmriy born loo*ad Nervously fingering a gun ons of thorn covered ihe from out liiy hand. conductor and trainman, while his pal went through car “TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY” 1 Raw ram w* thank Thor aa wo after car ordering the 150 passengers to fork over, and oc­ IIjr KUS8KI.I, KAY casionally punctuating hla remarks with pistol shots, as *kouWT What fit tins way-4 much to bolster his own courage as to intimidate his vic­ fo r thlt, Thy habd-dral' bounty, tims. Everything went along well enough, considering, While other rialea may brag of with her glnrlou* coaatlinr, her Lard, and until the bandits started to leave the train. their "aeap b o i " , dfrbte*, If the coumIJm * beautiful lake* ~ It la aoro today i »e«nlc _river*, ihould enr Then one of the passengers eng^gfc} ,one of lh« ban­ Florida Walerwapi tCongr*** ha»*J ajany _____ ta our faltering tongusa th* liioy'tlih praeVeal mean* of mak­ dits In a struggle. The other bandit start^ to run to his iu way, Florid* maty e»tabli»h t ing the youth of! th* atale con[ thy hopp ngme for h*r»elf rescue when a 6R-year old negro passenger stuck hla l o o t ,..,...... long ta say. || eetemr Wf" thl*-gr**t nalaral *d’ H ' mT vantage *nd enedurag* them to ---OmnfTrait'CrbWHi: out In lhe~slrie-ami-tripperi'hinr-up; ,'©thPr‘p*tiAfingers, M tchiii well as the conductor and the (ralnmah Intihedlateiy' piled jj :., ., uhii „the h tali* an1 active |dtcr**i In th* U Nina Power <i>nf*y#H*b m i on to n ninety free-for-all In which one pdsscnger ^ ( j f c ^h, © 3 forthar develop kt of this Ood »mpi*l* *ucce».i] aa a pese* killed, another sailed by hls wntdt, still srtother 'lh o ? ‘ vl edorat* buy* Trivan raaourco. It dida't doflaaytMj^j;) . through his cost, and ■••the ■Uutdito ■•thscwsslv— ■ vaswtp 'RfM'ttriVVFTIui Idk a* to the ThaVMo'SSVtemto' Tha. plan plan ha* h*« I1 bimton. , I , feu may not hai !a* could, rW , had aueh ■r The results of (hi* molon? (tiqold nktvo yaar yeuraelfj ut you coiil.l i, effara tba t rssdtof. too A Jaw year* a JV-imeone rea: f ™ ' tvno |thankful >y*at*idi you weren't effect on other young men jvho have been and |waterway Is holdCIhWidft Ctlvafl the bright Ida* of .» many tales of the wild and wooly west. This hay. llwilVlS- Th* auAx-aaful ategkig -o -l turn out .at all the way thereto In the t)inte tovels. These * aojralled ".oap diVt.TOeby.wtedJJl 1 ^ w-iiuld umlouhtkid* wh»-d*- o? such i .c itnlcat Pardos Hoard, tm-ut* on Nmr. bsndlts look a terrific beating and Wen t -e ikwr riteaa.W with a o m e th im r Ifi-.- t .b o o rs a ra Into jail. There's nothing very romant home made similar event* and in lime per illag for eliidrnry. Thai * even though one of the passengers a National Orange ..O ff fa* miniature I half of those now confined iy would rarult. in affecting tha capture, it shows that is Ut* alata prison. IdeS'caught on, and ih no | t Florid* haa long overlooked a, tired of submitting peaceably to such depredations, -------— o— - . —■ real opportunity In not puaktng7 tm* “»o#p bo*” derhle* wer* ---------n 'Oho thing about It, after tha hariler than ahe ha* the im being aUged all over the coun­ 1'AY AS LITTLE attention to discouragement as poagar through bombing a few i a i a a i , i i t i ,r . aiianuun 10 uiinuuiaicintiu aa Jeps gat provement and development of try and the winning kid* won Chin*** rltir*, It ahoutil tie * sibls. Plough sheud ss s steamer docs, rough or smooth her watarwajra, YachUmen will b « g tlfne bafure thet' f, any uli. rain or shine. To carry your cargo snd make your port trip* to the National Roap Dot rrek Florida waters whan we Derby, an event of »uch hupor; employment problem ov',r there. Is the point.—Maltble D^jljibcock. bring to their attention the op­ lane* that »porta editor* of great ' •■ - ' o--------portunities Ihl* stala afford*. •t Thy V.* Train Robbers Diamonds And Watches Fine Watch And Jewelry Repairing A Creola i* a white descendant Diamond Mounting And Engraving of Uh Frwirh and Spanish col- n i u » » nueve* saw r u n lowwstonUt* who lived la LoaJiUna prior . sas a. r im *■. reaa* ■ ^ * « i te_T*w*»w to 1B03 wb*n Louisiana became • * * * * * | | | U * | I M * U * * l* * I U I t lS B I S S S v s # ® ; ■m W E R T -T h e J E W E L E R i . bultdlng decreased In'superintendent, who oversee* tha yet adhere to"' regulation grade'yacht*, cruiser* ur other water’ Miami daring Ih* month o f Oc*-'program, l* forever on n tour ®f eyttem* and traditional examlaa- craft at a.Ccrijtin minimum ro»l | (Q ^ f foa j ka final ilta a 1 - . a a . . . >1»» i_ .te a* *_ * a _____1 . .. 1‘ a . . i* • a____ * * _ I . a far Ihe first time In several the Institution* Involved, ranging Hone, where textbook knowledge1and entef them in c o m p e t it io n at year*. The figure* for the mouth from Hell's Kitchen to Park *v# ||* necessary ----- -— ' I regatta* ™ , , — ito . r-be .<•—-i itagrd *> at *«»iou» varioui compared .•hawed . m 11,103,016 . — with .............. . Th* arilvlly program may be point* in th* *tete. ItUl.TM for the tame last fljael,*## same moalh !**• ||* >*y* the experiment ba*', extended to all echoo^ at and Counties, communities and Me­ pain Orlando also lufferrd a d*'|wbikrd well, *o far, and that It.o f th# atvyaar period—at least, llon* will L* urged to enter con-. ft1— .a am _aa.1 t .. . «— I n - s I saillari**!aim* alia# tp October, but the figure* I, hi* belief that by end . of the! through tha ftrat ala grade*—a fHPlh# year are aOmrwhat bettor.el* ymmj period alloted' for >h*|avonlually. through Jualor than'laet year. tr*t, every echool th th# city wid **alor high acbyrU- • to e atate contest at a later ilalr.' to Join In At pr*f*at U i*| * Uorivaled waterway* at* one everyone britavep t|tera I*1confined ____________ ed to,the ftrat ala glade*.of 1 of tt|* atale'# greateaf e**«t* and| Humsn Snsk« Ssys Bo danger of war IX Europe. Kaye’ the designated achoolaU ,la filling Indeetl that Florida,1 Dr..Charlea Franclg Coe, a p tek lff, In the experiment, .....,_ r now, In |l« He Has Deadly Bite Yrtr hatore th# Rotary Hub (a O ca)*,W ind year, tedUrneL second tedibook materiel la 'I H j r t n U t 1 menat* to our cuun-jUugbt, not only from textbook*, that but fr«m “experl*ace*-" to ‘ to filet Mm to &*■I A vlatt to the local grocery *L><b our ahorea shore* *f*la«t agala.t tho Ihe *ro ■rq't 'o (that's an > “ #xp*rl*oc*“ ) may a tavadfaig nation, but M m ^ tbrab a laaaen In aflthmeUe—whnt 1 would kill th# manVwhn fbud co*U| geography — when my oeh to flgkt Die bgttHi'food coma* from; and *p*Uittg— war” . j try broccoli; with a Htt|e »‘ ody ta fr r hutnaa nature thrown hi for good have been. ml»4*k»n m»**ure. may be.fnUJng tia) Rut the 7IJRM . children dent publicity *manktlegLptad all thrir time touring the M k ^ l and adve^ttaldg flte city. They do plenty o f work right ititeiM tk ‘ “ ■ DON’T MISS THIS ONE— IT’S GOOD! I1RING Y O U R F R IE N D S — T E L L YOUR NEIGH BORS E N T E R T A IN M E N T . FU N A N D W O N D E R F U L M USIC A L L F R E E — A N D E V E R Y S A T U R D A Y N IG H T FROM N O W ON SHORT’S A H IG H C L A S S P L A C E A T NO E X T R A COST. M IX E D D R IN K S — E A T S — P A C K A G E LIQUORS— W IN E S A N D 5 Miles Nortii Of Son ford And 12 Mile* South Of DeLand |’ , On The (Spnford-DeLand Highway BEER �^7^r-$yww7? yE lffcrf: :i — ■ _ THE BfrKFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA' Sodal-And-Personal Activities * Spicy" Cooky*Treaf *S» EUZAMTIH, BBlglLAM JOBBAN, g o d ly Editor SocidLCalendar Tha Brltlah admiralty Miss Irene Cantrill Weds Jay Young "tr S lD A T World Dap o f rrayer will ba obaarrod at the Ftrat Baptist Ch. ureh’ at lOOOO,o'clock with Circle Number Tww and Circle Number Four In chaagr. ' ” 4 SUNDAY Tha anaaali Memorial Exer­ cises of tkd' Seminole Chapter Number Twb Order of Eastern 8 tar wilMmiheld at 3:00 o'clock at tha Maaanlc Hall. The public is Invited. • Jr. on Tuesday, November 18, In Haines City. The Rev. An­ derson of the First Baptist Church performed the ceremony. Miss Cantrill Is the daughter of J. C. Cantrill of DeLand. She is -a graduate of the .E l Paso, Texas, High School but has lived in DeLand moat of her Ilfs. Mr. Young la the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay A. Young Serve'* and was graduated from Seminole High School In 1935. The couple are at homa to their friends at 430 W. Wlscon- t MONOAY The book; - "Bared to min a -------- ra t * a a aa SELECT TOYS NOW !! T O Y F A IR V A L U E S . 1 I _ _____ M. Dolllson, director of Instruman-I Mrs. W. J-'Whltcner haaleft fdr The — tel---- -of. the Sanford TVdinan'Ui Club' -will ’ have their regular monthly buaiaesa meeting and luncheon Wednesday at 12:30 o’clock. Aa thU will be thr only meet­ ing of U«e roar it will be de­ partment* ensemble. Each depart­ ment wilt-contribute Its monthly program. Vbcal and Instrumental music will lb* furnished by the Music Department, recitations and a play byi'tbe Literature Depart­ ment anditha Social Department will haeai It* annual Christmas bridge party and shower for the Children’si llome. Society In Jack­ sonville. For reservations call 79-J. Prayef Week Is Held By Minionary Groups The WMean's Missionary B°' clely of The! Flral Baptist Church Is obeerviqe. the week of Prayer for foreigw. missions which will Includo the .Lottie Moon offering. Thla o ff«t* ir goes for foreign mission Mask. All members of the society are requested -fcj .be present at these programs. j SPARKS' •TODAY ONLY hich was Park. by Mr. 'onservaCollege, ittng mFlorida. ■omblned I orchese annual ns some. Mr. and Mrs. R- R Pippin and daughters are spending several days with Mrs. Pippin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs- J. B. Borland in Pinckard Ala. . -------Hr*. G. T. Hardy of Brunswick, •‘M been eallfd * here by ' (he Illness of Mrs- L J. Kooni* who ** visitIng Mr. and Mrs. I- R. Estrldge. 'U* * c f . I t/ mid Iw.h srhnnl , f h*nc, .trumen- Mis* Eleanor Hickson and Miss Jan# Sharon will arrive tomorrow frem ,h* Florid* Stole College for Wo,n«» *° bo attendant* In the Wheeleaa-Boyd wedding which will Uk* Bundey-^ With crisp, cold winter days m aking h ot drinks and spiry rooklss most appealing, Walnut Molasses Bars become a special treat. Few cookies can -aaual their fragrance and flavor as they coma freshly baked, right out of the oven. One of the favorable points about these bars Is that the dough can be made up ahead o f Urns and kept In ths refriger­ ator to be baked on short notice. When the you ngsters come home from school or play, these delicious bars will quickly ap­ pease their appetites and renew their energy. Served with hot coffee or rhorolate, the bars pro­ vide a delightful late evening re­ freshment after cards or convrr- Becoml Ornile, Play, -The Indian Cowboy OUTFIT .WALNUT MOLASSES BARS hi cop butter H c u p m o la s s e s , Lariat -IK ff I 1 teaspoon soda ” W cup brown sugar I 3 cups soft wheat flour H tablespoon ginger v H teaspoon grated nutmeg .hi teaspoon cloves I 1 teaspoon aalt 9 .' Chopped walnut meals Four water over butter and lard, then add tutar, molasses mixed with sods, flfur, salt, and spices. Blend well mid chill thor­ oughly. Pat out dough In a greased shallow baking pan. Thank.sl> Characier*: Makecwl* . . Audi Pour Indian squaw. <la Bathi-I. Ilelly Cull rile Boelaml iiiul Kl l.undqnl.l. Old rhlef ..... . rail Young Chief .... jaikle Four lliavea __ _ . Merlwelln-r. Boy llhrtl tlarenel and l.eo Two Itunner* ...... . j|t and Oenrge, .TnWasmd. Bonx, “At lirnndfather's Third Orndo. S*>nx. "America*- . . . . . Hell nul Flag Bslute ............... . Hrtauul. FmD Bell A fl« W 9 They've ankle pads and rubber Inkling cushions! Bright finish! Adjustable from to 11*%^ Cut Flowers ArranKtmrntN For Funeral* nnd AH Other OcranlonM Billie Parrish. John M. AlderBxerelae. "T hsnksgtvlng"------Calvin Robeaaon. Junior Clark*. Bong. -Thank*«lviag Day" ----- J BARBARA STAw Two Year Old ROSE R U SH E S jr stnnly! Wilh cxtra'tlerp one piece of heavy gaugr Ucel. Large artillery lp|»e wlmla K O E L R E U T E R IA rtmog undergrar. K aay.for ytningr-lcrs lo steer! OARDEI*|IAH CHINA CLIPPE R Golden l.aka Phase 3793 JU ST A R R IV E D sun’s 1 Ready to usr! This simulated leather ball will give long serv­ ice I ReinfUte without unlock* 1 An Ideal Christmas Gl/it Doll Carriage /fold s a 2 1 ” UoUt 9.98 C O M P A R E OUR P R IC E S ON T O Y S ! TABLE SET Slnnlily lluiLI 1*98 Attractively dnoratedl Oik table and Iwn chair*. The W g Iff* table is l i r high— chain ant 21 Yt“ high, with **«U 10'/j" kom the floor. BLOUSES Enty to Itiilr far hiihlic* o f 2 lo -Si A ero-Tube T rikt M ig h t M AI The Yowell Co K A N FO R D, F L O R ID A Head dr Imu 16 mm. Keys! one projwlst with adjwMable dou U* lew*. With cord, lamp and tea# 100 ft empty iduoIl 25 fate roil of non-inflammable film b also included! PAULS M O V A B L E HOOD 10th Anniversary SALE riB R E DOLL Th* havoc that the sun has 1* ^ . wrought during these summer , V ^ fg * months on milady's heir is going to have lo he repalrcl. Today, y N It/ because of our eitrnviv* educaem ttonal system, we know something about hair and Its car* and our preparations which are mixed for each Individual's scalp disorder and texture of hair by one of the oldest labora­ tories. This kraatmrnt will ruatore the natural oib which the »un draws out leaving the hair Ilka straw. It will revive and refreshen the hair, even if tha damage has already been dona. Thousands of hairdrrssi-ra are giving thb Individualised Treatment aad you ran c*t • perfect permanent. CARRIAGE W With ball bearing front wheel I Of sturdy alerl. with non-slip rear steps, adjustable u r ll| scat and handlebar*, shlay •poke wheels and rubber Una, S h e S ta n d s U p A lo n e ! 12" Miss Charming rmrn Stylishly t&Sfo, Orested t 1 -9 8 ' K L W IM l 'p to d o l li r s r a n r i d e in i t . g Y M M W N r j B Z v l W ith r u b b e r tir e s , w ir e wheel* — h'o a beeuty! A beautiful blond* dolly w it h alee|>in| as? 1.96 and_up. r ear f l n J 1 Olds 1 -W Red steel trike wllh rubber padsis, r e a r MrP»- AdinriaMa spring seal and handlebar*! je.50 Kugeti# Spend Less! Save M ore! Shop Cocktail Pacini 50c M » f T A l a ir P r i c e /or S u c h a M g I 'a ln e t 97.60 Realistic and KilliafR GRACE MOORE | This streamlined fibre cart haa bright wire wheel*, rubber tires, tie strsp and reclining back. Il (ratine* a ■movable hood with windows! Modemislir design on sides! Roller bearing wheel*, rubber lira* I S3". K. N. NIPPER «tn - r u t u g Q With l(T Roller , Bearing Wheels! CAM Kl,1.1A JAPONICA JOHN:BOLES . ANNEJ : Full 5iaef Red Utility WAGON Batleu. roam,’ "Everyday Thankaglriag" Thurston Tyra. John Lee. Marguerite Duhea and Jean Roberts Poem. "We'ra Thankful" ...___ - T • ' WtfH 0 Among those from Ranford attending the Duke Klllngton dance In Orlando last nlgbl were: ths Misses Mary Maiwell, Marian Eafridge, Evelyn Cates. Helen Douglas, Marless T or renre and Constance Malsrh. NOTICE The annual Memorial JCierlaes Program Given At of -Seminole Chapter Number Two Eaat Side School Order of Eastern Star will be held The following Thanksgiving Sunday at 3:00 o'clock at th# Masonic Halt The public b c o r program was presented Wodnea. day afternoon at th* East Side dlally terited to attend. School; Psalm. II* —i— --------- Bchool. Hong. "Thanksgiving Day" _ . . School. Thanksgiving Acrostic . . . . First Or*4*. Bong. "A turkey oa a Fenea" .. First (lr*d# Poem. "W* Thank Tha*" ----Emma Jaaa Rubhlna. Poem, "Thank Him'- — Johnny Alexander. Poem, "A Giant Thanksgiving" . Oaorg* Rutherford and Upham Meriwether "Pilgrim Maidens" -------- Julia k r SAM UEL COL! l T h l a colorful eight piece out­ fit includes a s h i r t , v e a l, chaps, hat and aab*t>d*nna! WANTKD—Will pny flf.on rssh .for —good - need - rlrenlatlng healer. Box 71. Kanford llrretd. MAN TAILORED The following from the Univer­ sity o f Florid* are spending the Thanksgiving holiday* here: Francis Roumillat, Mac Huddles­ ton, L. P. McCullcr, Charles Betts, Richard Deas, Brack Terkins, Jimmy Dyaot-, Julian Adams and Karlyt* Householdr- Nader. Lonnila Russell, Rllea P r M FOOTBALL Roller SKATES I |lii#, Tenn., or Hanli'rd Florida, Poem. **Norrmber"*, l-*«hrr * Mr. and Mrs- G .' e . McKay and ™ w j.M Ise Florence McKay were tl.e guosU-o/Jir aa4-Mrs J. F. Skeen. ‘ ■Jrhalr- in Leesburg yesterday. They atDaytona tj^ded the Banford Leesburg ice* and yesterday afternoon. County. _____ ienl*. Mlsa Bary Maiwell wbo la atmeeting] tending the Budemer Beauty College School In Jacksonville, apent Too Late To Classify rj yesterday with bag.pnaenls. Mr. WANTKD^MAN fertlT ear. limits and Mrs. It- C Maxwell, etperleneb pr« tr ie d hul no! Program Presented George Anderson, wbo la at­ necessary. Oprnloe n..w. Write By Music Group tending Urn Louisiana State Ranlelgh'a rAK 314 Ml*. MrmUnlreretly la apendligf tha Tha Mualc Department of Ik* Thanksgiving holidays with hi* Hanford Women'* Club presented parents, Mr. and Mrs- O. II. Ana Thanksgiving Program Tub. darson. day evtnlng *1 the Club House. Mr*. .W. O. Fleming, sronsor. we* Intrixlucell by the ehalrmsn. Mr*. Roes Adame. The program was aa follows! Thanksgiving Chorus. Resiling—"Farmer Whittle. Bsrhelor"—Nancy Rosaelter. Violin solo—Pet* Mero. Addr***. "Spirit of Thanks"— The Rev. J. R. Root. Solos—Mrs. Georg* Harden: "I Love Ltf*" hy N*n* Zurr* snd "God Touched the Ro**“ by Mery Helen Brown. Solo—Evans McCoy: “Twilight on the Trail" by Mlteheth Herrd thr itindtnl 6 foot 7 Inch recruits for voluntee^ anll-al •hip hammock lengthened by three] work. tnrhex-In answer -*n r plra fro m f------- — ■cmt of Iho taller goh*. Japan I* increaalng her ,—— chase* nf phosphate from Ml Britain U seeking 10,000 morr Island In French Oceania. Gens Turner of Tampa spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Turner of vocal music for Oviedo, Prof. T. * BridfircIPjatly Planned * ByYAVoman’s Club haa o r P e TSO Tl a ll Meetinir Is neia Helfl '* ,pen djlh l“*h,h h,am nk sg>ivin gr.b,on ll-i| ,t*y. w er« Tp iU M By Music Directors Mr*- <*•e. McKay. u„ _ .... Mlsa Marian Eatridge who la a l o r n f" McCracken. ^rae-1 at Stetson Unlveraily, la 5sn frL t,le t [hart, d,S rto orf visF itinr,lr g heW r_.parents, Mr- and MrsSanfo rd,^5L Mrs. L eln irlejc Elks Hall Uk 8:00 o'clock. There will be thei Installation of officers and inllilatitti. . THURSDAY The regal** meeting of Beminole Chapter Number Two Order of Eastern Steyiwlll ba held at tbo Masonic IfaU'at 7:30 . o'clock for the election of-e»f iters. Tbo Smoke Abatement Society of London aayi imoke add* to tha “ •ouplnesa" of fogs and estimate# damage to the parliament build' ingi from »moke to be 18,000,000- �V i£ \ .|JL l*\ • V4 rfmrketa r fs tn & d it Union o f D*tye|t,.|t to battovM j to br thr only itud.nt b»nk to Uto t United State* under »Ut# *ap*i~ Tiai&D* - . ‘ The credit onion pay* 4 per cent Interest cn depoetta ami dtor*M •tqdeqt^ • p«r for educational purpoae*. Book* aa well n promlaaory note* am ac­ cepted a* aeeurltjr. telephone la a* telerlalan model— CHANTS ll’a done with mirror*—and a new run that aheota picture* on FOH tj'tT T ia HKAM, « i u . HtADi, TAG*. CAftOa, IHVILOPgS, OPPICt FORM*. RTO. BURLESON D I B AUSTIN, Taxaa. Nor 26s-UP) Albert Sidney Curteeoa, poet*; meatu Rentml to the cehtyet *d Pmaliant Wood roe Wltoon. dtod her* recently. Be w*a 74 Burieeon withdrew from public 111* when kia attend .term - aa poatmeater X)R TRADING WITH THEM tadlo Servlet Plrat St. ». Shoe, Store Baht 1M 108 Mignotla CMhotth Grocery 808 W. 3rd 8t.x /Caldwell Grocery '■**1 Wi First fit. Campbell Feed Co. 101 W.. First 8L .Cdery C. Printers 115 8. Park Ave. fEdgewood Service H n U n L c G en eva . Fort 4 Harrison 5 Arcade Bldg. . Ray Fox Service .Park 4 Secnnd 8L Hofmann Electric Co. The rim mtiiletfun. Pp|arl*cop< will (five tolentlfle-minded youngIter* ■ chance to teat llfht ph* nomen*. A micro-projector m < .rjtcluduc* dluectln* needle* »nc slide*. A new erlenc* tcope, nr Ina the principle of tb* project­ ing mlrroecope, m«m in»e moleenlar expln.lan, |„ full color. . Almost hidden by beautiful tropical fol­ iage la a modest Forty Myers home built over fifty tjtoara ago by the wotid famous homia A. Edison. At the timo •tnicted, the villagers did not realise tl t they had a genius in their ir.ldst. Tt IT the old EDISON HOME on McGregoi Blvd. is one of Florida’s most , showplaces and visitors to the ,,__ _ city always want to see where great Inventorlived. It la said that the ndeacent lamp, the phonograph and the ion storage battery were all perfected In tha apientUdly equipped laboratory ad­ joining the old Edison home. In *ome mysterious way the curioua Moljuik, XENOPHORA which Inhabit* Florida waters, picks up pieces ot shofl or other hard materials and securely ce­ ments themto the growing edge of its own low conical shell for protection. When ma­ ture, Its surface Is so solidly covered with fragments, that it is extremely difficult to distinguish the strange creature froaa its shelly surroundings. Ubby.or^5klt. Ht RED W KID NEY R EANS i 23-o* cans PN lEANf DEL MAIZ NIBIETS CORN can 14c GARD^V PATCHG- B. CORN no. I'/* cn9c N.ORTH MAID PEAS , no. (i/a.cin 10c GJBfi'S TOMATO CATSUP 14-os bot. 10c MORTON’S, SALT plain or iodised 9e WHOLE APRICOTS 1 no I cans 10c STANpAto TOMATOES 3. no frtens.Wc 3-DIAMOND SLICEDPINEAPPLEno3 cn IBp LIMY GARDEN PEAS noHVj can !5o TURKEYS 4 CHICKENS 117 Best 2nd 81. Groceries Are Sold Cheaper Jo*** pud Stephens Country Cured 204 Eaat let St. i 280 W. First-St. , KJnard Furniture Co. . 503 Sanford >Ave,» 1 Mf v*a. -a • • t Sanford Ave.' jO i L*n*y Drug Co. ••i \3lelaeh Building • »Hf«r Auto Service 230 No. Park Ave; Mother Furniture • >IfaDaweeolJ. 117 Magnolian .A va. . . gs __ MeRaynolda D ru Sanford 4 Geneva Nlck’a Grocery till W. 13th 8t. Palmetto Grocery 317 Palmetto Ave. Plnahural Grocery 1920 French Ave. \ Randall Klectrie Co. 112 Ma«n>nlla Ave. . Ret* Service Rta. 119 Banfnrd Ave. nockey Tire Co. ’ 118 Ho. Perk Ave. Rita Theater f SOI Magnolia Canter Sanford Buick Co. „ , 210 Magnolia ’ V Sanfofd Electric Co. 108 Magnolia Ava. Sanford Feed Co. . 800 Sanford Ave. M Sanford Flah Co. bjj^S17 Sanford Ava. > Mnfcni Furniture Co. . Best Coi?a*uad A BEANS' >?l6-ox can iD MEAT 13 can* HO L b s Acdcadp Pears. Snow White Cauliflower lb 10c Cranberries STEAK" W IN E 8A P PIG HAMS BACKBONE PORK CHOPS ranrv •iiIku Turnips Or Carrbts 8 Lbs, J^c Potatoes SU G AR 5 lbs. 25 c tanW-Rog«d ApfrteSafccfe 2 Cans Co. If- W- Auto Parta .110 Waat laf 81 ragtoto Furniture Co. BACON SLICED BEEF LIVER 10b 25c 2SL 17c 25c 10c Iff 67a H Llf.___ lf£ .20' - CAULIFLOWER EMPEROR GRAPES 2 ibs I5« BLACK-EYE PEAS. Navy-Beans 4 Hm 25c BABY LIMA. NORTHERN BEANS 4 be 25c ALASKA SALMON tal can 10c TROPICAL SALAD DRESSING pt |ar 15c *j LAND O' Lb. PRINCE > VIIITK IIOII.UU lL | IHK Bacon « c 1 U fU tL ^ ' 1B 8 SPARE RIBS PAN SAUSAGE <i fL ' HAMBURGER L IB & Smoked SaussRe j BEEF STEW 25- D Bating, Potatoes lb 3'Ac CARROTS 2 bd». 15* \G LETTUCE- hSd 7<Ac 24 1.B8. SHAMROCK 8. R. Rdtrt 1M St. Bcott-Carraway Inc. 118 MagnolkT Ave. ScmlntiM Shop 801 N.Pkrfc Ave. Fresh I ork Shoulders Fresh t-iiolm mir.r ROAST H L Ga. Yams 5 TOILET TISSUE II roBs AXES* < lana'piAl she DATES ' .big 2-Ibpkg. * DAY RAISINS 2-Id pkg. tALVES , tax celo basket &HAR# CANDY Urge jar i& MILK 3 taK cans . IN BISCUfT-ROUR 20-Ibe PIG PORK CHOP! PIG PORK ROAST BEEF ROAST lb VEAtblB CHOPS VEAL LOIN STEAK LARGE WEINERS » lb. c A u rrtn * Marsteallows 500 Sanford Ave. 69c FLOUR W .Q v M fa l m,ljt-Vt Ntookuu* 4 Lbs. 7c SALMON . 9« , NO. 2 CAN 8TP np . i omatoes 6c •a- 'r iy e • towmaa*»d -w#b*< 4.*-to.* w 9 CHIPSO .Okol L b. 1 7 c on. MIUM Soap 2 OXYDOL REG. LAWiB - y for r 1r " f ] 1 i iv o S v FLAKES 1 �• L ** • *r . -.1 • . n Y .K ovW E n u . iMt ■ ■ ■ ■ I j f |, T U '. - J . m '± Ar7% ‘ ................... T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L fl. S A N F O R D , F t O W D A Face mdt 4 artins Garage General, Repairing w i » i . - " y(■ - 1 . U M -* . ■■ ■ a. IF# Flor*4*. t«wl«! N n r it r o r A r r M C A T » 0 * « r o n red eem ed a e c n t d ia g io la w . lb * n | i« f t n l v r i>* ft n f a • . Geneva Home Club »' T ie r A B anN» 1919 of elulT I. list, TAX U IR D p m p e tty d e e c l i t n l .t b e t e n w ill A n f m i l t o f R i : '» - f MW«*. i cutriinji leBla 3 A I (hiihfr's No t i c e US llte lt lM lY .Q I M - N , l e e..l,| to (h e m a h e e l b b ld tt M B c c t 'o n I t T n n n e tttp l l !|.<ulh. I ThNo TWE T.. C, a r . mr hand and ■**! tK'o HbCmIii ipjon intder or Ibe r t iu t l-h o u e * «lu.u tin ih e lin n g e ll “l?avt Holds All Day Meet IK*tvTfnt** llnng H » day or Xoveinker IMT N« 5«t of inly I. 19Jt.# T a t C e il l t l c a le No. I l l , laeue.l l i n t l lo n it iy In tin. in.>uth u f T b r ' nk*e**Bi*nt n f 'h e e.vid, *: _____ • lb* tth day A----ibei. I M----. . .|l.e . ron rlwi leota ? a 9 l«n,tc« d a y of o f Oietebec. i-----ah*e. U 1'. H M lM D O K . A- l* I*iM“ren L tehh-h I* p r d n e t iy -iuhde» thu m l e * itlfl Clerk oI I'lriuii tj*mt 1, Addil-on tt/l hue• filed »oata* in * la In m my y •IfLe e t t l n Sib Itny o f IW cornbi i. m ; . , . „ i » Iftft.ied w n a In Ihe uetn* n f The Genet# Garden Club met at Htmlnol* Cuiimu, Floi >,l.i un ___ .. e t th day u| N o v r t n i J n h n H. L »d ilu u l* t K l III n f J ill* i, l i l t , an d 1. / , meaite ad e application llc a llo n falor r iM ted lin '• the home of Mfe 0. Flynt Friday ( H A L ) her. tailed there-m th ereon bet. i»j|. t y jy . I c n |r*» e»*a r e r t i f l c e l e * h e ll be *.*«»%rtlng I.ni If le«nir*a aldilrl* 11' ,lc#d lu lo bo — leaned linn. VUl.l rerlltlcale t>in c e * t h * l u l - , -------. . . em -----O. F , U U U N ItoN . ( t»,i,.*n i*d e i - c u n l n s to ten.. *<>•> afternoon. The roll eatl * u a w vo tu 'K o r aat.ti n r t a x lo w in g deoctlbenl p r o p e r t y la t h e C le t h a t CTteult C u u ri Dr,uH.*tv tle e r r.b e d lb * re lti vvtil Xn. i-f of Aue T. 1931* Truck & Auto WASHINGTON, Nor. M— D on wared by a flower mentioned ia C M Ttrtt'U K * U o im iy o f N eiulnate. d tA t* nf ' a l MenilBuW C u u n lt . K lu ih li , [,* ,„| d to llib liU flw t l.ld d *r n t i P i l n f U l II JkmtU MnP*»y an Important part In effort* the Bible, lire- J. V- Toole ( i n a la areoMUnc, with ill* pro. E t'-n v w . Itt-W ll. lo tiA L t | ftt t b * ro u r t -h n u v e »lnor „n th e ford* Service * o f C h a p te r I t l l i . A rt* o f M* I* uf-t->l I li e u R Sit . ------------ —- - -i ||ni blunder lo the nmnlh «.f No, 111 of Jtth i 1|5»#, S keep American wildlife front paper on “ The H.ly Tree* of etalon 1*11 an d n *oti w r it t e n r e iju .e t .if nodlrts— S ptfn g"— T railer* rovrrllu Lit In Ul.*s k II . I l l M ectloa IS. TSew pl>rp f t | M iT I I K “ I f ^ 5 ' ' ron t*»c*taR#i? m l . w h im iih -' "going to the doga." iiui!(F 99' "turn.* II <1h sl,»v nf |t#r*»«h#r. 1917 ! Tttr in, A C. Mmiiu.*. AddiChristman" The hoeteeb exhibited l>. C 11lillC I t I w ill oftar for A prlrr >1111 ran nfTord mArrtt, NUTlCU in IU U I l V i a al* al p u b lic suulerg io the hint,. linn UAtftf ihl# Uh LAV Notvm. The canlaeo which nro torh a shrubs euliable for Cbrlitma* •at '-•s•lill TI 1»• m*!I lumiusin Ilemlliuu iiun Hull Mviner hohlet m of hr r, 1937 b id d e r fa r c « » h a l Ihe IN.urt Tit# A i i # u n # n t of Ik * W .Nn |U of AMS I- 1932. to pay factor In the cooagrvatfon move* Decoration*. Thoee prceent wen lieuae enlranr* In Hanfnrd un lit o. v nr.iiMwiN |»i ||- uiidti iht Mini unit 1 If1(I- g Tils *|f|» 1IV V|i t1tf ,fllLeiin eilv ^*1* nth 11*1. I III. ti*»Mv4 nuVffilttf Vent 9 |11rt* It IZe T i » r sif AiigiMli- A. It «nir iniiiit Km in ||in »*m« nf j ILa }is| C U rk o f C l f f n il C ourt II. Manffsttl mant a n rotri.viag *m dogr-- Mr. 0 . Mathleux, Ur* V . G I til, dar of Orceinbar In? ui II I'l IhnnMill, | I I 'll, li t t M ini nkdiins In tu> n f • o f M nnlnnl# ( f o u n t f i 9-*l»*r ».l • i e'cleek A. M.. te* rerllllralr. N.*, ITS of Aue I. 1*29. pointer*. Miter* or spinUU.Lla. KIIbee, Hr* V " U m m M m t l f i i a U i k k l l hr fiM'T iim |i tijM iiim vniiilt miull* nn i*l»ltrillion, IMIIAI.I rcitrf|'iip; l-*»I* <F 1, A % D lw ll »l*| Flora HmKh. Mr*. held by Ihe dial* 1oa*tU*r unit m in‘ifiitil‘ Hffrovitinji In low* t In**i f**» « lilt __ llw ___ liii! III h i* idtllli d all omitted ami iu>.»e,jyent levied I T l'f & Hfiitfniil tttllg*nt animal* that hare been P. _D. Illekok, tin . J- V Tool*, I ___ | Hr*. taaee lacliullng laave levied for Said t-ivriiFliRl* H irn^Ks r»iv tm nd nm l wtal l h ‘ p| dFMriliosI liter* In w i l l ' ih«rr«»ti tsntht to brine tack to their own- j . y, Brown, Mr*. P. B- Dool.y, the rear ttSf. »n fhe following th# 34lli da) #f nm onbir rr I9IT, j . »»•<! In !!»• M hr Hi . *t i 1h*i f niln*vInn tlMirrlltpsI __ Itinh*al bkMtr __ til ftp*11 * III I|««t llitiin ljr of S im * O. I* tir.UMHlN, I I*" ruUU hnii*# tiutti m r (It# deerrtbed lande in .ueiulnola o n anythin* hot * aiulin* atov.ijiiro. W Flynt, and Hr* 0. FlynL Vnualy, fletlila. lewit: (Mfrk nf Oiicuit I'Miiil,j fi»»* XlniiLii% «tt Hi* iuo|»lh nf in#i», Hint# of fi.Mi n I" will HIV »4 «.f HIM. of ISISU. lid onder the proper rondIMona Mr* F lon Smith h*» returned Htmitiiil# i ' uuiiI), >'iuihide! l*Ff#mh#r. l*If. which li Ih# No STB o f A u g. I. m l Avrliun 21, 1\i« h«i<l|* i.SttAt.) I **'• •»#» *vf Ittrftnhn 193T c o v e r in g Im i* 4 * e l . (1 a t l . 1Their um fay tportamen prartkally to, apend the winter hen, after Ha...U 3# liAdl. »»-«*s1 OsU Ilia ,u>)r «*r His t!«a «l 1 ■ ' s. “ Spends A Lot Of F la . L a n d A «'• ! I 'e 1, . A.I.V, N n matter m a tte r how h o w numy m.ttty tm iin;n U lu es Nn |eliminate* unintentional, wince- ’ oponding the rammer In New York Acr#« l»#t. 1927 t e Ho S a n fo rd . NttTtt’n o r RAI.K OF TAT have Wed for j*our eoup Tine In Her Kitchen Th# n i**r* Mi i# «| o f Ih l WitIf, O V lllin N O O N . N o. S it o f A u g . I. K tl n tn n n a T K i j«u ary kOlln* of *am* and dr«* and the New England itale*. l, or bronchul IrrUallon. rou ran ri#ik of rirruii r#«rt t*roR#it? off I* i t!|f «nltl r#rMf|* entering l.ole I a 9 ink I. fii armrdiiiic# nil It 111# urn* l relicl now wait CrrotmiWan. away with iuffortng on the par* Hr*. B. A. Howard and Mra. nf Rrinintii» l*n#ii|fg KloilJn •ait UMiff h ot hi iff* mm# oi r'afotiR *if l*hnpt#r Ilttl. Arf» nf T r. A. Man fo rd rlnus trnuhlo ituvy l»^ hrrntui and I U K 9VIInstil A WAL-RADIO N o, 1 1 1 e f A u g. 1. IMl I H I *ini iimifi w rillF n rf»*i!in«1 #f (HfCAIsl of wild animal* and bird*. {Gladys Kendall attended the all 1T n 1#A # #sld rrrtlflrff# visasII hi you cannot adoitl to Uka a chance ’ to wring laile l. I A N In fi II If IVIUIIT I will nffrr fm Would Make A r#tl9«m#dArmidltiR io law, Iht with any remedy Ic.m potent than "If all ipeHamaa uood run dngv day meeting o f the Home Demonnr tgi a n ik *. r . vt s a n m ' m aI fiiiliifc ciulori tn iti# hlufiarrs.itATtna r a x rioptil? ilfM-i Ihrtl |krr#ln will Crcomuulon, which goes tight to Mslsiv-r for r»#h ni ihr (Nuirl KnTtru o rT AX fe e d . that a n *ood retriever* Uitro gtywtkm Club TueHay PnrHrnl .Modem Gift SIM M S ll# ao1*1 lo fIiw It |h»*l Msltlr? Rl th. seat of tho trouble and alrta na­ Nn. I l l o f Aug I. I»tl 11**uff* rntranc# In Rjitifniil on |l*n would be practically nounlnten-j Mr*. Paulin# Miller plan* to NOTICE Id IIKHUnr S1IVBN. •h# souil hoii.*#iltivti mi lh# ture lo aooUie andiical tbodnflainad c o t o r l n g Im te I A 1 lllb T T r. Iflh iliiy Df IW*sr#ml**-»' l!»*T nt Tl.it ----------Si' ♦ 1 h tt. A blllcbell hal.ler *1 flr#l MiintU? tin IM moulli. II nVInrh A. M. U« *•#•IUirSl#* A H anford lMental uaelaa* killing.'’ *ay* Henry; iwawe- Wednesday for her home In nnd lo loosen >•( lax CeltUbote -Nn. |i#r#mh#r 191*. jsiilsi, u lk| mucoua tacrobranca mu' .e e toy ha n d an d rnetl Ihle li#M li> ih# Rl#l# iMBrllitj .W i l l i B tribe In Cheerful Colors [P. Davis, a noted .parting do* nu. p». Lauderdale. She wae railed th eW lln and »xprl the genn -laden ____ pliirem. ifteut,1 |ti« Tth day of evtp- llh tnv rtf |‘ftfiiilit i, \#at •II ■nrnlttFtt nUd F||ti*ri|ii#til i**#l ass. M ill dly ot K e t i n W in ;. dira D«|wl l h|it 4Ih tin? nf No vein Even if other rrmrdira have hs faiTni, It IVJb line tile d enm * SI * SI St SI It^orlty and Secretary of the Amen- Kero, two week! ego by the serious ii V " lortiidlnK int#N 1rtf#*i f<ir IIn" . mi*A riffle# c »• 1,-riiNivus. Am i hit a tn#*l# #| t* bfr. 1927 don't bo ribeourased, try CiTOtmtlI l le t t nf CIM-iill t'.iu l I tlir vrir 1517. nn th# r-iIlsur*us [lean Wildlife InsUtuL, witkh U lUn.aa *od death of her eletei, - .iiistn fi*i n t n d#nl lo h# U 1* MniNfWlT t-lon. Your druc.'lft tb aidhoilrwl to A em ln olg t 'n u m i r i o t -la clri»ri IUfsI Inml# In fhlitlnol# f*iillii* Ii*H r**i#iI ih#rrt©f» Ma<c* t#t tlf lent# Clef k *«f Cl rr n11 Ci»»*rB I dine tin* a *e«er*l conservation U n . Alice Croeley., |kBAt.) 1). Plmldi, towti iwur money if you nro not tmintii#« iUr follrtwine d#Acrlii#il of fttmlnol# Cfiiinitv riorUn refund Nn 3T* of \ue 7, 1f»U Uioroiicnly caihiti'il with the bene­ [morement Hr- and Mr*. C W. Dooley of l*i *is#•rl in Ih# Cniinlf nf B*m fHMAl.l ■'o*#rliic Ltl* « A 7 MtU 17, Mvrit-fc' cer »»!,»! OK TAX fit* omnlnrd In in the very ftrr.t III'-'*N il* 1 1 * nf I'inlLhlM * 1 * * W li l "In ehoolhl* without a retrvee-| p.Ulka spent Thursday here with Tr A. HiitloM I rHTIKICATI:* RADIO SERVICE fo T im nr 9rf*i.ir4Tin\ rmi tmtllc. CrtomnUlon l.i one word—not Th.*» **f l*ril 1*1 lllk I*, In n .cn rd n n ce teiih in. prnN» 221 of Anr 7. 1931 Iht* do* It often happen* that a ifr* M. K. Dooley. i * e M 't 1*# li In il til 7 * l*lt R# 1 T % T l»CS I» two, and It lie* no hvphrn in It. rnvrrinr N'V% |||\. : Tt T, ........ . nf fhepler llt>(. Arte nf N»*TlCi: IN IIHItCin OlVILN "Ash Your Neighbor" l » » l l 2llUl.#ir» Halter Ask for tl plainly, sec that the name ortiman fall* to recover hlil* W. A- . .Whitcomb of OrUnd-i i* .? end Upon wrlllvn mtinit of, Fniifiitsl ••I III# |.#t) (tf Alit. Tlist J 11#nr? !-#• Ivsvl.ls r i*f Cm the txnlie Iv CTromulvloil. end IHtlllllL JViH lll'NT I will offer; No 3S« nf AMf 3. 1911 405 W . lul. Phott* 29 ot down. Without th. aid of a made.a business trip to Geneva, Ini ‘Ill# t| A # t «M rt#At rtf 1 1 1 # A A III Tits CsvtMflr.tl# No W lastin' sri the yrrutlna product and Mtv al public nulcvy lo Ittej r**Vr»lop Ifdif■ IS A || IKK |. fnss|v*ift ti mt w■ III# Aitlti r#i|lf| fh# Tlh ilitv #if cviol.vi, a f* you'll do*, it U often InpqpsIhUp# u*t week bietn.i bidder for rarh ni iIt-1 Tr. I» Sinfttnl Iha relief you aunt. (Atlv.) 1915, I*## flip,I Mm* In mt of * fA»# IsMiFii was In th# nntn# of Ns* HI #f Ail# 9, ' 19|9 Unite* entrance in Hanford; Ik np crippled game- Then we Th* Mlsaldnary society m®t at Pwurt Ihihort i» ii fir# ansi h#9 made* i|*|vl|rsi11on tbr , tth day nf Iki-rtnli-t, riil #1 hlii. f fi*f ■ 41 A II 1l«*r It* l»* l. mm' ■ r*tlr#9 mM r#i iiflrn i# !•# for n fits rt#rs| ■t* the Injured animal or bird th* home of H r* W*. J. David j i-A Iis ; nt ll n'rloch A SI. t n 1 Oftlll 1 I*d» •riirs | riri’M i dliiR I < * l#w, lh# fli#*#nn Mfi’tl ##r*fl|.Mi» -m \ . %;* uf A tiff tetdl tel-e lield by til. H U H . 9. u>j; egging Iteelf away to die a lone Wednraday. MnuriU -JicAT-iHod ' -4h###*n wi»H l*9**'^—fhsv— fnltiTwinr— drr^fihvf fni'H l*»*f 11#AT M 1 fl t gelti.-i' with all omitted >ml is- Mild in ill# ill nth##IliMiff r «*t‘ hfrtnrf t* in ih*t CTmntir *»f flvo*de*th, torn*thing that every Hlaa Led* Paterp . kM >ljrt S. ^uu>.i|u*ai lee led 1»tee -ftt.’ llnlll., —m r r r j i w c7„ ,.t « « > , ■11nn tlir•minihniiF# siiwil of* Ih#, Inml#. Rial# of Florliln, |n<«r|(: i: ? ff H C« It IV 30# fl H >a eportaman *eek*’ - trr (ivoM." NichoUon of Daytona btnch at­ . . . • t-i cl for the yeer Its, flit* Mmol** in iii# mtmth nfi 99 fl l*vr 21. Tn|» 19 It 31 th. f.dlmvlng deecrlb-el I,.tide htirntfvrr. IlII. tihlrlt In • lh# I ...... •* AU Ikla can m u ll In much un. tended the funeral Of Ur*. 0. A. i.n No re l n f A »i« 3. 11»I f in ttnilnule Cnnuly. S’l,tilde, to ill* ,1,st of 1trr#in1.#s. |92I J I a t- n n r p n « t s? ti • rot «*1Ills f^ilpt 9. -7 t A, A 1«. net, ■ry depletion of game,'' Nicholson SaturdayiMIv.t 4lilw llh sin? nf Nutfiti lllh 9 T r . II. So n fo» fl No. 1 "S3 ..f A ug. I. IM J h#i. 1937 Bint* out Davis. "If a aportaman Mr. Allen of Eaet blip, Nr r k e i o r r ttv l / n f. Intllguo.H l No 7T| o r Am: 2. 1911 TircH -RaticricH «» I* lir.lINlMiV | (iLASS , MIRRORS . PAINTS -cover* all hla game and bar* the York ha* arrived I* apend the V. leia of jt>ii ». m o rstVAfirt ww'i Hlh •’Li l nr ciirnif 1*0011' -^‘ t e tlt t g A ll N 'l . f m \v *, \ fo n fo iil nf fhoitlllttl# Csiiilit), Klulhin limit, then h* hae taken only hi* wlnUr here . On Kauy P sy m sn l Plsn rl •ttntige Ate. a V? of i.,m« No I J S j f \»•#.' 3. 1919 INI AM ot.i.l He. 11-r >ft l: Ji,l HI •os#iline , »vf flifc iwful share. If he fall* lo r v t w I JT T w p *11 It I" Tr I# tinffin'l, AS L O W AS ■a dead bird or animal or allow* X*». s;* a *»»* } ---192* No MS n f lo ll I. 10:1 lo *et away crippled to dlo r o t a rl hr W 1 1 o f ** r -'- i .'il ld*t IS |.<ntt- .| ihl 7, IlII 1*9* %I’I'1.IC%T1«»% »*mi Ti I ft, Ha ii f o u l I V I l n r o nty hernl a n t rea l Ihl T% \ IH:9:il L E G A L N O TIC E star, then h* has really klllr-l .\ts *7« of Ann I . . . . . il.iy o f ,N .u.Ittbei i m ; i **si M >TI« 1:. is 1 *i: iii :iiv mvr.%* ro% rrln it M V , lllh 7 Tr 19. ore than hla share Huch waste tl I ' l.*HIIM>ON. rt.,.1 Ki silk i|lUx#ll ItiiMfl ni a n T i m o r a a t .B o r t a x Hi l»fs. »i| I 'le r h o f i-it , iiit f o o t i 7 »% •Vi lllrisl# Ns* IP e#iint deplete* th* game supply." DOWN ixaTtriuiTM v N o :« # o f Alik 2 1931 t*r*ntnole t 'o u n t t . K lortil* ii.# 7th Ml? lif 1irtsvlc.r A ;• In a c c o r d a n c e w lin ih a prn Til* American Wildlife ImtHuto tM J A l.l OfiYrrln# N •? fl of U'g H 19 .% hie lllrsl #f tit# III rill nfflr# v ln lo a e a l l a t e n t t i l l * . A cta <*f S E E PH FOR V O t'll ,N 3J ft of MW i, Ijil. Tf. rillsl In# mini# *|.|a1*rw9Itvit f»sr It i ooaernod not ogly with the con- 1»1> a * 4 u v *u w r lllv n r v o u n l o f II Mrtitrnnl AflTlri: IF M idi us T H ln\ sl.r.l Ms hr (t hill ,| 1ll#|V‘llt| OAR, O H .. I.IIHIUCATION doet ef the eporieman, but with j II ll A lilt V I.R K I w ill o f f e r f o r No -IT .*f \>i« 1 1131 rP.HTItMr sti :* 9 b I i 1 «‘#i 11 f| a m Im #liih#*im tli# at p u b lic o u l e i r lu (b e h l* b LET US DEMONSTRATE rot s rlfii; IV - 1 fi of W'g L l n r o m d .in ce w ill, th* |ii a F R O N T A X L E AN D f**ll» Wlhli lls’#4<r|l1*1*1 |*lll||S#VlV III ■Hon (hat enter lata the enu­ ••ale if b id d e r f a r aasb a l th e C ourt inn 7. Tr tft. h# nf .at .I i le m n - . f t'h n p te r H i M A rt* nf 111* Crilittl ¥ Ilf Hi-1*11'ill*|>. Ni Hi# **f re m l Ion of all forme of American H a a s e e a t i a a r e In K anforil u a Hie m i e n d i*D'*i» w r lt lr n ri't|in'H ««f D R A K E W ORK No. if f of A hr 3 1991 THE NEW I* J M l M l* 1 s t" 'll II I t lh d a r o f D e r e m b e r |||) e| II mtrtlni; N'4 lllk. T. I’l l». w u a i*f n i :» 4 «»r n i v »*. wildlife. Th# InatHulo . sponsored •‘c in c h A. M m 1 st e e r i l l i t x l '* H. tl >:S'(|lnlH|| T w ill itf r**t fr. r M il ti f or if Fat# nf piiUllr fiu ic r r *• > tin* M ith H. rile.« h . T>»wii-t»l|i 31 the f i r s t rooperative wBdlifn ra­ h eld b y ik e K a t e lu e r ih e r w llb M l lild d fr fa r dT'itBtll .if i lt*» C niirt N« ? 19 of Aor J 191| Null I It. If# ti R# 3# I <9 #1 li e d d a d e « b e « ) u * a l U e lr d IliitiF# ru tt tu rc Nl Hfinfrirsl on |ho rottihiM 1e*i»- I * 3 Mils. 3. la A, l r h re*jvh, management and ‘ (fcmiel- aletlseee m itiatcJ ok a d lu g t a i r e le v ie d for 111H dav uf l>mmlTr list »t ll Tr 9. fU t itf oi s | I Tin* fth*‘.**fi#ii!#iil u f lli# u tM rtration project ever attempted th e )*•■ m i . nn i n . fa llo w in g o V I.irk A. M in s r n l l f l . n l. Nn N *» r:»* s.f Ail# 1 19-1. J s i s s | s e * 11* ittylvr Ijie : 7 i’etfltH r e e rv -n e e u n d e th Hem lnnle Butin. ^Tn *y o u r o w n f ie l d I I I .if A m« O H . li..U ♦Wv .^eSTOfHnr fflv 1^ Tlli. *•: I TlTs-f. lh iTt* iinin# uf 11r»-, and help* support' nine Hacarrft dII. Slorld*.-, i n w l l : _______- — Ul'tMtv 3U*U . i*A<. ..Htlirr.l —frmroisi ■PIIONE .17 201 N. PARK B»lta tot *a many Male* a* per1 " f of^ -H Ir 1 -»»* * ’ - *nd ■*#*niilii Iviis-ii idt.'i Liinj No IT? I of 4 1 1 * 1 1 1*»| AND WITH YOUR OWN DRIVER l 'l i l » , l a id i e l l t r i i n l n iju tll ^ raveling H i II rrallhlln »‘"VSM OR 1Of ■;, M 9 ,Y i‘l f't rfky. * 11( 1*137, *)n tIn' fnlInn thdl pfogrkm. Vit” three rrvmreh t l , , Si IttE f!#wrf M « s .| I rihI* In Hvjnliir||f T 1. ....... 'mi AdllMon in Vnl'a-ttot only I* dau!pertinent to 'i 1T » o * * t a * e f A u g . ■ i . IBIS 1 fltlfllo IV**irft, C|«11 si %, , mn it ■ Alan vnthn Imrgstna In uard r e v e r in g L e i Bl P ra n h lln T e r witn« o i»w tn iff -fij M tl thV .-.L it d, «ifiilt p, Iha aiibieei dlaevwrwi, fast* pAkjr — d i m j u t e» i l f t t . i m , IV 11ll# . '•i»> hn.«Hd A1|I mrif I I If |* Ih- Mil. ilt? ft N«tfvoih#t I9ff. TRACTOR RPHAVERS pal uaea for auch tnformktion ar* Is (tit IS# 'Mlh il'f tlf KiifMii1*'«#C •N3fa . 0 I* UttWNlMiH. Tmnklln iATrik »*f #-|i«ti|t f'lwiH* I k«?,nil «• nIiflntNfeiiWl1 Torrntw u .in tn ile r-a g n iy . K|ornu, Cl#i vii'4htf iNiml, Nn lt l at Aug 1. lilt j t itnriiiiii'lll,|t4|*iii*9* IToitili )EALERftM IN! j j j I . i". I.'l ,. i. revetlgg Lot let rrsnklln 1 _ Phy Great Part in Efforts . To Save Wildlife Martin’s Garage A Three Days* Cough | YOUR WIFE n Is Your DangerSignal E BAUER #111111 SNOW’ S PAINT & GLASS CO. QUALITY—r-DEPENDABIEJTY $1.00 Pittsburgh Proof Product SEMINOLE ~£IRE-SH0P H "’- ir. 'i:r . LUNCH ■' 25c • S E R V E D FROM 1 1 :3 0 TO 2 :0 0 ? l N O FO O LIN ’ ). 1923 •W#r|R|.J«U 9 2k !• M<k. k. . %r % Hanford. Nn « n Af Aur 1 1911 cr#V#rli»« n#« #i rwr. of —linn B 191*4 »d W *|9 »d« N 19311 Fd 17.199 ti> 13 Twn J# II. |9 1VI!h#mi tor Imfid nod ##aI Iht# th * l « l h d o y n f N n i » m V r l i l t * s n., iv nmtNiMiN. n#rh of rirenU rnnrl, fuininol# roiintf. rlirldn ifir.Ai.) MiTirr. » # M i r ni# t a t r E iin r n * T K i tlif AcrnrrtliruM* with Ih# |irn vlnMnii of Phnpl#r l l l l i An# nf Hi? And ni***!i* wrlllvn r#siu*#A nf AVN1K I R R KOTIHKHTBII 1 w ill nffrr fnr #n|# ol tiohjlr n iilr r r to th # lilffh##! Iiirldrr for fiiti || I h C om ft If on m# m lr a n r c In M n fn r d on Ih* lllh. dft| of Dr^idtfkr |9?7 |T| 11 o 'r lo r k A I f , !# ■ ##r(I flr a l# N«v 947 o f J u lr 7. 191* h old h r ih # a u l # lo##|||#r With #11 oiu lllA d #nd *yb *# q ii# # t t#rt#d I t t i * In rlu d ln # 1 1 * #■ l# tl* d fo** •ih# r # » r 1917. o n ih# folio w in * d#*#ni»#d toiid# In ff#mlno1* Coup* PERK’S CLUB C la ssified Advertisements II— ApsTiRMwlR y * r E a t apartment— madam R A T * TOD * *a*ch Teyairod by Fumtehad convenience. Park 4 Mta. aaa whs rosily kxawa H a Phone HI. J.water MaaaolL A.vw TAIL BKT&—ahakvr, tray at WeHanhraro Co- 1 room garni a apart m.at—good location—Adalti only. Phaaa ITI-J. B— Autom obile* 28— Mlftrenanaoua For Stsi. ■|l Ford Coup* HU -toarwbBol For ahla—llsslcr, cool and wood burner—Can b* .nan at How­ trail# | ril-l* rx " romUraUar with a r«baUt Hodga troek. R**l ard l/mg'a. A Boss*. «»*il v»r dsalay*. t)*ad Quakar CliChlallna llnaiir. ■ ■■ m & tX it* B ■«>f T i t In <nnrtli|H,i ice tvltW it: * nr. \ la In D ■ nf l7h R | i Vl.tnn* n( iTtvpter lifts. Acte of IMI ltd upon written Ir.|ii|yit y tv C J l ll .l , t W in Ilifrt tor >n l at uuVtle u^lsry |>. the MiHni Milder roe v-ieti at the tjonrt f Tonup #011■flt v In ttaitfisnf •<n Hi# lllh dA» of llvrnftihrf 1*117 ,,1 H n'rlndi A XI nn •^>Flirh‘il#s h#ld |?j th# KHU lOTAlhvr with All omflt#d Anil MBIif#<|||(-hI |#\4r.t tA«M InetlldlhE IA»#A |»%r.| fur III# )#ar 1917. on lit# fstllMwin# d###rlti#4 Unil# in t’onti* cm (T. ti —a*sr JPI-ACB , YOI r ii onnRit ■< ron Pe r s o nal Sanford Machine Co. Inc., Pi n e FiRitivooi) # NOW |t r . l . l : * i s i r . » TELtEPHONE (»2 j .>,i-, H S -L ln T T t y en g r aved G R E E T IN G C AR D S COLEMAN’S Wo ure happy to aiinounco the addition to our staff of Mr. Carl- O ffice Equipment Co. 114 Magnolia Avc. Ion Mercer who Used Cor Speciul 1 is a factory LANEY’S DRUG trained lubrication expert. STORE 1936 Chevrolet Coach..,.... ..... $465.00 A L SO A T A B A R G A IN IM S FORD COACH 1935 D E L U X E C H E V R O L E T T O W N S E D A N 25 C A R S A N D T R U C K S A T B A R G A IN PRICKS S C O T T ’S G U L F SERVICE STATION Proctor Chevrolet Co. **A Fnrd Neighborhood Service Station” C O R N E R 2N D A N D P A R K P H O N E 177 • « Com plete Lunch.....! Select ytyir fotid from a Hit o f drllrinua undwiehesi nnd home yookrd pnitrlcn, . . Mecl jo u r frien d . , t l.nncj'n. , W E F ILL A M . P R ESCRIPTIONS — P H O N E »M OAN D U N N • Secret Operative 48 WU FAN G AND FAGAN HAVE GONE THROUGH TH AT SECRET DO OR. I'M G O I N G T O F O L L O W T H E M — T H A T M U S T BE T H E W A V T H E Y B R IN G ft IN T H E I R N A R C O T I C S / A T U N N E L ; IT M UhT LEAD THROUGH TO TH E O T H E R B ID E O F THE ALLEV. I 'L L G E T T H E D O P E O N THEM N O W O R MY NAM E ■ — I S N 'T D A N ____ „ DUNN / Y O U B E E , M R FAGAPS. W E 'R E N O W IN A H O U & E A C R O S S T H E ALLEV F R O M M IN E — C O M E , 1 W IL L 6 H O W Y O U T H E . W A Y U P S T A IR S , A N D TH E A LLE Y ENTRANCE B E T T E R G E T B A C K! NOW B E F O R E THEY S~. lO H C , . \ T H IB I# 1. F A G A N , ) G R E A T W U T E L L ME, C FANG — U L D VDU \ AN* Y O U * A V V I B E 2>UCH ANOTHER C U N N IN G / S H I P M E N T # P L A C E T y O U E W IT H IN / T W O W E E K *# ? Hrott farraway, lae. 8—.Hiluxtlon Wmnled Job as cook. Anniu Uaaia. l i t B- *#■> Job aa 000k or aura*. , BaU, H I IlkkriT Ava. W'l W* have a coiaybla tlao at otl hurtling. rsdoUaa aad aldetrlc baalare 0*1 out pilroa briar* you II bIU. buy. SooilCarrdway, Iqc. WARM UP with oil, wood or gaoolm. baelrn at populAf prlros. ■ccm ortn U « imt, now J V ™ ! JMrs j ™ ' fplan " Tossy* triad M orel’ P o w e r-S p ra y e r Y WOOD YAIII) , ft T u ’ 1*T__^ i s _______ BUSINESS MAN'S ." ‘IF O X Ary. t l , M U . enr 8h«» ehop, I' 111 Hardwaro Co. lio -ksfln r t jC 7|jif Mi Avun—•, x » GALLON OOPPEE Pro, asrtaW n d ta^t-’ ihafk hnat * cooirol, far .* gas, uo.oo lt25 Watt Kli-itr.r Light log jaln i J*h* an, uauallt auaihr Plant, *160,00 Short'a Camp. DoGay'. with n o i l * / * ttnAacii. ytvtrovv* inr* Oo, 29— Far and-CAMK*: ST for ChgMfvan O.M Hill M * M ap- Hardwaro Rmi or M Mon •air Apply Phono US 18— II * tad m. Hla 8*k . Practically i # i w » * room p s e r * moioc IriWU ■« anil rd iU h b o i- 3 von* Pr*« tW , S » u iy . *• * OH %AV w u FAN W HAT I # IT, H R . FAGAN f l VCH, T H A T # i T H ' ID E A ” | S U P P O S IN ' r T H E Y D IO T A P IT E H 7 W W E R E D T H IS S M U G G L IN G B u s in e s s # e T M V F R IE N D , N O T E V E N T H E PH O N E COM PANY K N O W b T H tt y P H O N E 'S L O C A T IO N — A N D T H E W IR E S T O IT A R E E N C A S E D IN A S T E E L . P IP E — 1 H A V E T H O U G H T — , O f» E V E R Y T H I N G / f - H e a n w h il b IN T H E BASEM ENT N E *T DOOR, D A N DU NN IN T H E . G U IS E O P AN OLD MAN AND C H A R L IE W U FANG IS T A L K I N G A G A IN . M Ri P U N N . \ GET (E V E R Y WOED J DOWN / C H A R L IE / SU. L IS T E N IN G IN W I T H TH E LATEST PHONE TAPPING D E V IC E .- « w �X I ^raroxr, November n, Settlem ent 01 New Smyrna Is Revealed By APj Winter Park Boy Dies By Accident W hile H u n tin g NO MORE FIGHTING FOR THESE CHINESE Britain's Desire For Colonists In Flori-| t .« a .«%•__ Pulling Rifle From Car By Barrel Is Disastrous For Boy Tkn first tra.jedy In Seminole County duting the current hunt* iliy iip-iirml l»tc .Vi-dneaday n—r tube Harney and Ju»t edit of Genoa* whrn an accidentally diachei red bullet from ■ -22 rifle pierced the hear* of Albert Well* of Winter Park. The Sheriff’* Office reported today Ilint llir IK year old youth diet! • few mlnutra a fa r the rhnt tij'.wul hi* Inly while hi* enmpanVm,'' llyron (irondoe also of Winter Park, *v«* admlnider* iliy first aid. Thf fatal arridi-nt nccurreil whan ynuny Well* -palled— Iho loaded .22 repeating rifle from the ear barrel flral and rauyht the trigger an a projection iliacharging the gun. Seminole (bounty law enforce* ment officer* Inveatlyated ami termed It an accidental death. A coroner* Jury waa aummoned to view the body and an official verdict will hr made today. The two boyi, both member. Mod: n, obtalmil permbaioo to, ' -*'ty*IW 9lr> .,’ - • "VI. * M convey a number o f Greek fam* ;____ ____________ ____________________ . jliaa to Florida, On hi* u-valwarrit-------tanked together with" a itrong rop*. a group or China** prlaonara, capture.) near Shanghai, la voyage ha (lopped al Minorca mid led to Ihr rear of t|» fighting (one by Japan#** guard*. Nlpppnr*. (oilier**, now In poacedlnn of all other l*land«, where he recrulti1*. ,he city n»» under International control, dally round up China*# who were left behind. M od of them * total of l,M o prreona. 1 ^ b o ^ f ^ i . , om, >r. hardly more than boy*. Ha promised to lran»porl lhemi (o Florida frea of rxpen*®. » uPPly a week FIkhI waa reduced to (evrtl I n ment, ' Hanford made ten Ufal fham with provl.lon* and clothing uuart* of corn werkly for xhi'a down* to eight hy l^ediurg. and at the end nf Ihr.-. year* paianna, ten guart* for Negf-iee! T U B L IN K U P S *" graht BO B(fr# of land th tju* hemI und'three and a half quart* fur S a n fo r d P a*. L a * (h u r g of *Mh family and An additionul Wall* I.K llertdng the (Irk. i SB litfl** lu each child. If, at the Howell LT MrCumbor Any complaining or alleged t*irr c i h ' of aix month*, they w n a dkr* Vimng UJ Ilinfhrd u ilafU.I, Turnbull a yrrc l to ra* shirking of duly brought tho lash, line G*n*« C llurton tU M them lo their uriginal homo*. IlhtkfX______ n o ' Kmttkh 1qittJ|lghJ.upML and ihoac tin* liumtiley Kt Jaggfr* pr«tnTw**i the immigrant* hrnvail folherl RK I r l Msltheu* a (tonay paaaage of the Atlantic. Laweiin (c| |,|| AmlFi-V the pha«l* c f the work In Kenilnolal After.four munth* nf nailing they Pnrgueon lilt Rountree |County will be handled by M Veml ittchrd Florida Sixty ihmirntal nt/ilnoff K|| kioek i rtwmnillre* The rummilleea andt acre* of land were granted them. Mi.rgnn (j 11 Golden iluilnnen named nl Ihe meellug A rriving In thd fall, they Jiullt L.uting -tou.'h.l..wna:-»H*nf«r«l. i went: jUtenekin, Juliu* Ilrngfei.l palmetto but* Ip nhrlter thf in ljiw io u, Koiguson; le-eahurg, , d . r ; I ’ulillrity, lt ,» . Marlin llram; through the winter, and in the Rountree 1. K Mnllhew*. Golden, j h'mnnre, Mu\«il| Klewart; Coin) Point* after tourhdnwn: Hnnfioil. tr|h|-l|ii|i*(olhrr Ilian r a s h ) Mis FoigiKon I (placement l ; t,eei L. M. Curinac, Mr*. F S. MrCnu* huig. Aodreu idruuklchl. Kuh.iUrithin*' H iitu .d . Gdtinin for G ' •*»’l. Jon*w hr- Humble.-;' le '.lull*?, r.tiifri.- r -r I'lyll^lt ' the quality and *ni»ll amount of n boy, then remarked lo hi* com* Golden pa*»ad to K*nny Mathew* M nIIIi I,', to- Il'T lm t . J o i . m f.*r^ idothlng glwti Ihnn, b it thu panlona that If lhe»e people knewwho waa on th* 40 yard line and Jen. is, G i | it f.,r |< .unit* . rXloniita looked to |hf time wh»n 'heir rlghlx they would N O T ant Jackal end went over to bring lha Kali'll *i f,.| Gtie.lhilt. Gnutetl for I M land would be Ihelr own They; for under »uih slavery. (core up to 12 and 7 In favor nf t|l»*d great (ton-a of provision*, The boy told hi* mother, who U e t hing a* A»dreu » kicked W * j l|l__luniad- ib , ir til tun i ion Id earntunned a t*un»ei oC TTim ils lib good ’ ' .’ • £ Any rcnlrihatirwio. Rev. Ilram j J jL j” I during the night- They deciiWn Lrwahurg gained pot** - -Irn nf r\ Ti * t ww 11 tilled, may be1 tunn-d iryce lot iii& 'T im ib u ll Imi-d to dlvid*! upon u cour»o of ac'lcn. Ttirri- id Ihe ball again but was fop-ed rn ■ v r O M '^ n ’ M d S Rkynmnd Monsnlrutge, l.i-nsu'i-t I ly u n il n* he had proiniaed. Irf; them oskad per«ni*ak>n tn go on a punt amt Hanford tout III- ball on m gS ' . I n l of the rnmmillee. i flat) tie selected a few uv****"1? luitle hunt,instead of reeking llie^ it* i wn I* yard line and begun ttu- l o 1 P I i r f n p r F la n s 11"' nillilrenV lliirtie Society, (h Who reduced th*other* toslaveiy.1replilea, Ihry Irrkktd to b>. Au* l rut drive of-tlio puinu. .Slulnnff ” ' T the :tB year*- nf Its h lM .ry ,'ha*; Talk* were **»licni-il a*Urge a* gustme, where they laid ' their wvn> off tnrhle lor a first down,I T b « C-m rnlI‘ hi‘ *Vif l.b.-n earn of .TK.OtV) rhililrm , Had. Die/ possibly cculd |n-rforrP d-irlnr wreng* before the n lt»rn k yg «ri. I awron sklrleil left i nd for n flrC^ Peadnoln Co-'nly Tor the Florida l*vum a*aled, adding r k n f during, . *____________(ernl of the province, lie prnmfaed <lp»n nud l« ir iis " n «>-nt eff lad-f Children’* Home Hiu-iety in J f f k 'i •hi* period nnjy is of (he number! protection kle for, o fird down Sanford slrAllle jeWll^llht'>Mar|.ps F i M ,; have ilk-.l At imrti.it denth ratk’ The envoy* n-lutnt-d. There ful: plowed through tW (.eesbuig tine rnjvsrint'-ddent c l the Home, in Jhe f«r that number of children In lowed whai 1* dew-nlwd in some uqd ,|iUt^-jl ijn- Ijall down un l^e»-< P^*L4f iMnnseJ Js»F jlljr fjojAsmtl Fbirkta there weutd have been hl.tr-rt-* ns an "Insurrection." 'line tuig'a 1?| yupl ]Ule with a aectmd( Church recently tn formulate pliyis 2.0CHI deaths. This, Ilev. Iliam ron, was a sis-ret nnetiug In th* nfi- down anil Hire# yards to go. Kuirj for W>*4. th N.Mfluei|,|t i W *Hie eluded, I* sufficient testtmony tn -.lira of Turnbull at ‘ he hom* of ford pulled a qulfk pUy which Interest cf the Home in Seminole the expelt rare and attention the 'hi-le Itsider u man ns inn! Pnlllo- Morgan ■intutidrd *, |>*»* for For-| County, according to Martin Brnm, children receive. ter. There they organlted a ndumn. Ku’ on byt It w*s Intercepted byj tThe wuinrii, rhililrrn ami old m*rt H°undln?o who w»3t through nr jwi*r** |ilmptl In the rrntcr Younger *nHr* Stnfonl ifnw for n 70 ygru. IT ISN’T TOO L A T E TO B ET O U T nirh, Himnl wMh woinlrn upturn/ touchdown run *nd pliietd I «*■ | ^ I io«»k pUri'R In front nml to Iho’ hiirx In a k u<*1 lr«d. Aodreu j rear. Then, like the children of dnipklcked the c*)r* point. I Egypt, 'bey atnrtisl a match '-estm r* »a «'n «* ln «l F>«-a m i : u m : * s e w at-rri.v os' O H .0U A R A M T II0 L A R K SP U R — D E L P H IN IU M — C A L E N D U L A S thrnugh'lhe wilderness. » u 't ‘ l" ' Bml •n,»,'," r | Turnbull was Informed and rule t,nM " U r ' ' 1 ,,,,,, "'l C O R N F L O W E R S— I'A N H IE A u . ETC. furiously after the barul. He made H»>.f»rda one yard Hue and every effort to Imlurr them to r c Jlmln,r ,uuk 1 ?,1' f . fnr ttitv m : . r iin v K B44.J tum , but they march.si on. (In the hl* ,lr ,» touchdoarn In h i. four i-im cren s IS G O O D HERB L*ru Notice ftoTtru n r s m s o r t a x f-K iin r ir A T K * , 1H « retMfilit it***, i* 11ill i hi* 11f ihHsitinn Mf CtiHB*ter I *29*. AMs of I f i l MIMl tl |hj|i IVrllt •II t cq 11**1 «»f ilAI# W IG H T I will offer f*»r salt »« fiijlillr «iiie*ry it* tl»<- f*i»et». *t l.t.ldrf1 for trmti m II,.. Court ll«iii*i« «•mmu*« in Kanfii'tt t»n tu** Milt. •In|r «I Di-eruilu-r Iti3f m it •t‘rli>rk A If, |j i % <f*ri f ir ilf * I i f I iI l*y I It f H tn lh (s iB r llir r w ith Mil it H I rtiihpr*fn»i|| t#v *N| tsiSFiB In rlu ttln if I s t r u Itflo ct for •*i f jr r n r 1931, on t f ir f illin g n«* (tFFcrii»F«l Inmlt» In ffFiiirhiit* Court* iff'* KI-ulMn, |*»Wit *. 32- Halli Ilf N il 130 K n U AuiC. All* 1929 (***» Fl int! 1 * 1 lllu.k nf II Tier «, Bnn- A na. I rtl, 111] c o v e r in g L ot t ninth j Tier l*. naaftra, I l - J l i h e t Nu. I l l * M l * o t J u ly In d . 1*11 c a v c r l n g L ola t t I I tllo c k I ( ( a f f a i r . 1*1 o r N o 111 S oto o f J u ly 4th. l i f t m m In * U>l 1 Kurt W atlnn. t i l t . o [ N o. I l l * Bala a t An« l| h, 1*1* r o r a r ln e N ‘ t N t[> | o t HWSt Mccimn * T o w n s h ip 1* l a u i h , Ita n ca 1* Knal l - * l h . nr N o. t i l l N ile o f July S » e 111* c o v e r in g l o t ( InrV a ( t o r fa ir 1*1 " f N o l i t Beta nr A o a . le i. 1*13 r a m l n c N 't n f U i 1 llln oh l| T lr r a. H nnford N o. H U Bn In o f A lie . le t. I**l ra n tm t One l * ! l a o a a rlp a A ll R ln ekx 1 . 4. I. I I . I*. I I a I t M a lian e ll I* N o, 11* Bata « * A n a . Ini. 1*11 rnvnfiiTK A n U nd lald ad H Intaraal f t A ll J llo e k 1 T ln r 1, B o p lo r d . Nn. I l l B ale o f A n * le t. 1*11 c n e e r l n f A n O a a ivfd H t 4 Internal Ip A ll n t o a k 1 T ie r 1. Baarm-A. N o. |T*1 Bala o f J n ly t a d . 1*11 c o v e r in g ( H o f bat * B a d Ion • T n w a a M p t * B onth, l l a n f a I * K a*t. Nn. l i l t Bala n f J n ly In d , D M c o v e r in g t a l l 1 * 1 n io r k » M a yfa ir. N o. l t l ( Bala n f J a la In d . | *t* M i n o r L ‘« i I , 4. *. t m r M on k h M ayM Ir. Nn. » ? ? d ata « f A o » , la*. 1(13 a n a e m ia P a e . N R f a r o t I n i ( n tn rk 4 Finn N R a lo n e u \ lina o f fU nak. 1 i « Im ka M on roe. WTly. .fJ o k a L a k e In lh a u h a n t i w • p . 'a j w *‘ * e nr 41(1 ah. i r * l rh H i ! N it “ nr. n u n K 4.11 eh B 1 d a r r a e e R I 'h B II 4 i r « u II 1111 eh. (V , 1 1 * rh . N 1 1 1 * rh In Bee. 1 T lr p . 1* II II. 11 Nn 119 S#1» nf AfIK. I1H, 29 fnvurlns I«ol fi Hi u»U K t?nrnFi A«M in XIHr illHum I’stk 1I f Iff lit m, Na», f i l Bslt* **f A » « If*1. 1931 r u r s r 'm t I*«il R 111Of It I T I ft 7 B iN fir d . Nn. t i l SivI f nf A ifif, Mil. 1929 F«v«r(riff fec*i WfHwl !• pigs* Nn. 321 Mf If nr Ju lr 4»h 1027 rovrrlmr U l I Mock F. N*** vf « Aal ti 1Rton N» f*2T ftatn of Auir 1st. 2 111.4*1* y, Nfavf- Addition. Nn SfH MciIf fit Ahr. 1st. i i l f pnyBflh^ N, i t ft nf f«ftt —We If ave *Plenty Of FANCY APPLES 1912 roFFrlm N. ?• f|.- nf Id*t 1 -4 -0 . for aal* Sea 10 f t •**♦ * - « » « * * MAGNOLIA PHARMACY . M ORRIS SP E N C E R Old H(prra* tHfire Formerly. Orcapied 111 Uric. A Johnaan SANFORD'S NEWEST DRUG STORE earner BaB « Matrnalla A W WE DELIVER TELEPHONE 263 ' v • A i m 1 2. X RADIOS J M *J W ‘ MAGNOLIA PHARMACY f f ■ 1 I I - 0, | I IH . 1 I Wr*M MorrU Schaaldar, Proprietor KagUtarad Draggiat Valraralty nf Ftarida Grad oil* Kadette JO-TUIIE Ij k b I & Foreign D ig e stib le a s m ilk itself] Reception . , . BEDROOM SETS M * ch—99 hoJ with tf* dM ovsty .... Rawli Upwn P ay m e'n l And ELECTRIC TU N IN G MRS. HERBERT RIISSELL TIRES •BATTERIES AS LOW A S W EEKLY NO RGD T A P E N O D E LA Y S V STOP LOOK 2 YEAR TEXAS ROSE BUSHES 25c EACH HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO L ISTE N (O X A L IB I ■ HIInrp««*R Seed* G row " , Q UICK StRVICE McKEE AUTO SANFORD Courteous L Efficient SERVICE IrI A French—Tel 9121 ENGLISH’S (iulf Station third day they reached Hi- Auifastln*. ’* Meantime there had <-}**.i a change of Govamora. Governor Grant, auspectrd of having been in league with Turnbull, was super­ m in i by Goovamar The latter ordered provisions served to the strong* group that had march* lad oul uf Naw Smyinx. FACE THE FUTURf W ITH CONFIDENCE Effective November 18th I am »losing my store, and will make de­ liveries from our warehouse by uuok. ThiB will enuble me to better *«rve you and give you my personal attention. Your patronage is great­ ly appreciated, I assure you. •Qm aytig V ela* SANFORD AjHCO FEED STORE MODEL 011IC—Only : LOW DOWN * PAYMENT H. B. McCALL, JR. AAillions prefer this "flavor that is different" 0 It*B ■ akillful (tom batween xnavoanalao and old-fathloard U M dreaainj — with a anrial Tiiqitancy alliuownl Mirada Whip la louDy different from *11 other L ff q / / V ’. f f i Far Year ' Drug*. Coamrllca, patent Medklnea, Praacrlptlona. I^aptUl Bappllaa. ate. nom ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS G o o d r ic h o f th* winter Perk High School were etiroute to Lake Hamer where they planned a hunt Inf expedition over the holiday, and had (topped to make a tem­ porary camp when the accident occurred. Funeral cervices were' held In the St. Jamre Catholic (jhurrh In Orlando thi* momlnf at 0:00 o'clock. 1*17 BABY TERMS S€nsatioiial...Excttii| DMepaket! think! You gat �1 —#-x------- * ^ ' • — 1— ll . J ____ .. — ■£■— - - ---------- p »• f c m ■■» —•*— -.— — pp— \ . p L —*. —. ____ . • __ !__________ : ■ i b b p Ji \ i- ■ .-__ - ^ : |B| — . ... B W ----------» I JJ| » B Mf c “f ■ Saaford la D a Only Central City A flM in y Rail, Highway. Aad W iM transportation Ife rc ttfn S h e Seminole County Prodneea More Fruit And Vegetables Thliit Any Similar Area In America ? IV >Y -r v-j AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXIX «l — j_ - Member Associated Press SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2fi. ln.17 a Japan Seizes Wire Control Over Shanghai ALUMNI HEAD All Communications Even In Interna; • t i o n a l Are? Arc Held By Japanese Armies Advance Against Chinese ■■ Matsul Intimates Ad­ vance MayContinue ' FarBeyondNanking SHANGHAI, Noy. 26.— (AP)—Jansen tightened her, grip on Shanghai today by taking over the control of — nil communication facilities 'hitherto held by the Chinese government In the Interna­ tional Settlement as well as In native parts of the city. Post offices, telegraph’ anil nulla administration* •»* broad" ratlins atatlon* warn *11 P '* « " ------- under Japan**# rule. *’ the principal offlea* o f l h « " service* were In th# Inl«m*rrr,n*l Settlement. , Th* apearhaad unlta of Japan a Shanghai armlea torn into the hrart of tha Chlnaaa dtfrnaaa to­ day In a drlv* thalr commanderIn-rhlaf declared would form tha tnaa.lv collapaa of Ganerallaalmo Chians KaI Bhak'a regime. Field officer* aant bark word (o Japanaaa headquarter* that thalr troopa had, cr°M*d t * 1** ----- Tab’tha groat W tW l'b irrla r 6 ^ Iwaen Shanghai and'Nanking, for a path agatn*t tha virtually evacuated capital , General Wana Mataul, eommandar nf tha Japanaaa form*, proclaimed In . an InUrvlow *with tha Japanaaa Shanghai United - w iilSW) -tha* Ms atwta* might be t forced to Invade th* Interior far up the Yangtia from N#nkln\ unlee* Chlang'a govarnmtnl end* l>a rralitanre. In Nanking Chiang appeared undaunted. Tag Day Planned- , For Children’s Home •‘On Baturday morning you will be approached by Junior legiona ire* and other* for contribution* for the Children'* Home In Jackennville and the Crippled Chil­ dren'* Home In 8L Peteraburg," Mr*. If. B. Lewi*, welfare chair­ man for »h# local po»t of the American Legion Auxiliary, »*ld today ••Tkl* Tag Day," Mr*. I«*wi* continued, -la an annual affair rpoarored by the Legion Auxili' ary and In prevlou* year* ha* belti a anoresa through the aplcn<t*d co-operation and generosity of lb* people of Banfarri.*/In conclusion, Mr*. Lewi* urged continued co-operation on the part of Banfofdilai In order that ‘the unfortunate children In theae ‘ homo* might b* mad* a little , more romfortabte and happy. - ' Permission Granted For Park Station Permission was granted Tue*dey in Henry Watson a* agent for th* Sinclair OU Com­ pany for erection of a Service St at low estimated to cost ♦fi.OtW at the comer 'o f Park Avenue end Eighth Street, records at the City -Hall'revealed this morning. Issuance nf the permit followed tha opening o f Park Avwnua to business ai far out a* Tenth Street by th* City Commissioner* in Uielr meeting last night. (2. H. Brown wo* also grant­ ed permission ‘ by O, P. Patton, local building Inspector, to build a 'frame garago at his home on FMrk Avenue. Business Opportunity Seen ForEnterprisinsr l t 'r ■ hi1I ■■q « ."Wanted: tartI* banters." was the odd rwqu**t roealvad at the Vamteola County Chamber of Commerce this morning. In a totter from th* Cleveland Pet Turtle Company, which redecorates email tarttea fur o*l« •a acuvonlr* and pets, Chamber erne Lais were m M for InformaUan regarding poaalbt* turtle lUlah Bagwell. aocretary. •“hud that aaytma feURotod la contact _" Work Goes On In Ford Plant Despite Strike Hull Charges Florida Law Great Menace TO LIGHT THE WOULD Greyhound Busses Al­ so Continue To Op-: erate U n d e r Pro­ tection Of P o l i c e >V A ia M Iv trd Writ* Striking automobile workers failed today In * second aj{rm);l I ft” hall production 'at the Ford Mntnr Company's 81. I .out* as­ sembly plant while rtreyhnund busses moved In and out nf terminal* under police protre -1 tlnn In ' »oVerel cities. A picket tins, formed at the' Although hi* term nf office will not begin until July, l» C. Crof- HI. i.o iils plant by m e m b e r * of ton, 48, Tituaville attorney, w** th# United Automobile Worker* the unanimnu* choice of Uni- nf America, w*» broken by auver*lly of Florida alumni for! tomolille* loaded with workers president of -.their association.,1 a"'1 e*rnitrd by police car* Into' Cmftnn will succeed Charles H .’ ,h " f*tant. J.nin J. Connor, labor depart­ Overman. Bagdad. ment ruurltlalor,-aabl lie -.wniiid meet agntn lnd*r with represen­ tative* of eight Greyhound lines operating In 14 atates and with lender** tit Ihs drivers who struck whrn Ilia lines lurne<l down their dsmsud for a rinsed shop end a-mtteag# rale 1ntT**W To light the world, Thomas Edison Invented the incandescent Conner aatd both sides were electric lamp. In memory »r hi* contribution to man's progress, this “ prellr wall dsadloched.” 8. it. Harvey, assistant Broth­ 14 fn.it bulb, con*'ruclrd by the Corning Cilas* Works, will la- |il*r*d erhood prealdent and Ions n"- atop a |lou.noo memorial lower at Mcldo Park, N. J.. scene of the gollalnr for th« strikers, rlslmed wliard’s early labors. 1.000 driver*— "#* percent of whom are member* of our or gan'iatlnn"— were afferted by without, (lray Only .onc-lhin! of Seminole tha midnight bound represrnintlvra said about County’s apportionment of the 1.000 drivers wera normally em­ Slate Tca.brt* Salary F'und can ployed on th* |l||Ss be paid-on Dec. I, accurding to a "We are running on achadule, Fund Is Short For Payment Ot School Teachers Lawton Advised That Only One Third Is Ready For Dec. 1st Established In 1908 TALES OF HEADS DUMBER 81 President Says Tax Revision DesiredAs Soon As Congress Is R e a d y For It NHW OHLKANH, Nov. — f(Vt-Heeretsry of-plntt. Cbrdelt' Housing Program Is Al so Planned Hull rtinrffeit In a tiutera! court affidavit today that the Vlorlda Cein.-nt lnspet-jbm Ij. w was ai itienarn to the government's Program of negotiating recipro­ cal triid.l treat lea with foreign nations. TtiP stnlutel upheld by the Florida Hubreme Court plarea an inspection fee of IB rents a hundred pound* on renirnt tm|u.it.-,| Into Florida tioui foreign founlrlea. Iletie Vtosro. I'nll.il Blairs dLUIct -atiomuv here.__auti) he appeared In the ease at tile reque.t of lb# «lale drpuiluo-nt. Hrcrrlary Unit, in an affidavit I filrel by Vlosc* said the Florida act bad be- n called lit Ida nt lrn|ion officially ~hy. -the - Itel glan government. The i-aao was brought before tin. tbree-Juilgo Federal court lu-re bv the tllmco Trading, In New York firm irrPnraled. which Imports cement from Itrlgliim and n.-nmnrk, on tbo con­ tention the ac| Is uiii-oristltuItonal. Sanford Halts Famed Razzell Dazzell Play O f Leesburg But New Greens Prove P-opular-Wi(h •ftig un- Lose HoKdayJFilt, ~25 T o 14 Tale* uf licads and their hunt er* hi nun hern thunc.i were ru Intvsl by tier majesty, the Hance uf .Sarawak tsliove), upon arrival in the U. H.( Savagery aUU ■ex­ ists in Tqiols ucspbo i-ducatiomil i f fur is, she said. L . Jnc IroUlalim to *twr .prlvaU^ flnanelnir of a large seals hou* lug program and another Tus** day proposing curt ailment In all* mini appropriation* for federal nld liv road building. • The fourth step Mr. Roosevelt disclosed involves a presidential letter to department heads In* at meting them to anticipate fed* rrnl purebnses of supplies for th* remaining seven month* of tha eurrent flsrnl year and to spaed these up Instead of spreading •ovwe nntf Asked if Ire favored tag revl* aion ns an nil to business now or at the regular session atart* ing in January, the President Inked with hi* questioner and n-ked If he had been reading tha newspapers. Mr. Roosevelt advised reading hi* menage to the special session which hr said had made vary riaar thut tax icrhion waa *lrcd. In other wurtls, he added, M he wanted tnx change* when Con* press had them ready to ha made. \ -XI j . __ _ . i •'rl 'M xw- f * R. G. Hickson, local farmer mid sportsman, is up and around end apparently none the wore* for the 28 shots lha< piviTcd hi* h.wly when he was mistaken for n turkey near his hunting camp in Hu. Big Shrub last Saturday, Mr. 11ii'kson stated that ho was shot while fishing on the banka of the Oklnwnhn River about dusk Saturday evening by a youth ftnm Orlando who slated that ha thought he was n turkey. Moat of the 28 pellets from tha gun nf the. youth entered M r Hickson’s urm and shoulder, it was stated, and all were removed later by a physician with tha exception nf K whirh Nr. Hick* son a'atixl were painful. Scrimmage Planned By Blackcats Tonight Foarh S. A. It.. Wilkinson's S*B. ford Send-ITo Hlnrkrate will wind UP the week's practlr* session tonight on the Sanford Armory Field w-hrn Ihry will undergo another long scrimmage session m preparation for their tilt Thbro* day evening on tho -iDcal'hith school fieldTonight's session will h# Ons o f the best end most complete drill* of the year as all form* of th* aac. ond national pastime will b* proa* Iiced The drill “fluid ha* Man marked off Into a regular font* l>*ll field and a scrub gam* will ba played tonight hy the firat aad second tram. A k v e r jr b o d y - y^Jbuys and uses Christmas Seals 25 yaVs'& fl _i_i— & : Hickson Is Shot By Turkey Hunter , MFwV w WASHINGTON, Nov. 28. — (AIM- Pivsiilont Rooaevclt nnlil todny.hp wnnlvtl tax revlnton n-t won n* Conirrcsa is rvnily (n pn nhrml with It. A* fn rth or mo>'P8 to r«*' •loro confidence jtnd MlntuTnio Intlital ry, "lltn Pronident (old his ptras mnff'rf'ncc ho n-niihl acini n mean pc Jo rn«itw*m (in Monday fcpnm.Tti.efid* Lewis R. Mitchell ft 1! ■ 11 President To U r g e Cut In U. S, Aid For Road Building leJe$rem^aeolved-today fry StfpeH^rtth- m*nr "Poltil! ' entirely said Ivan llowem Intendent nf Brhools T. IV. Lawton alferted.'' i from the Slate Superintendent general Greyhound, counsel. Celery Fed Eleven Holds 7 To ft I*eod At The member* of the Hanford Colin English. Harvey said local union com­ Country Flub were well pleased There la a good prospect, how. mitteemen hail reported to him End Of First Half A h Forjcuson Throws rtIn* new green* that wire | 1 J * 1 J /V ever, Hint* officials advised, that “from all major points'- that 59 Yard Touchdown Pass To Lawson____ "with I ’e n e .l for u s e last Saturday a n d ilKflCtCCl tJll the remainder of Ih* apportion­ *‘lhs Unss' buses uru Had up.** „ I Sululsy ucvordmg «o Otto Feld Harvey aal< the Brotherhood ment ran be paid l>y the middle of Ily JULIAN MTKNbTIMIM (CITY NEWS BRIEFS well, president of the organisation.! I _ a $ (he month If sufficient persons planned wo ‘ organised picketing. iu D S t T g C S I.liKKIlURfl, Nov. 2(1-A at»hJ>^ ^ _________ ____ _ wh . wn* creaking for Ih* largo 0 I I C t y pbreh*** xheli'-'IMB auto tireiite bOt-ausO It » Wt •kkeassary." * number of rluh menihers whul ______ HtHkere and nonsstrlkerw bom MeLora* i-tarhe.1 . Henilsole lags during Hip first frw days of u-ited the Course las* weekend. stagey a *#rtes of fist fights at High School football tram nearly the monthFur 'about three weeks, tern, S h c r i f fs Office Is Seminole County's monthly ap­ the Cleveland terminal after a forced Iiw- Noribeast Fnnf.-renre porary gn-vns were III effect white portionment from the Stale fund man Identifying himself ns Itayrare of 1017 to end Inn Uuee way Unable To Ixicate the winter rye Was being sown ell for payment of teachers salaries Krause, a striking driver threw ills yesterday *ficino«n in IwesHim Since Action 'Inregular putting sin Incus. himself under a N*% YorX bound Itiurg ns they outfought mid uutis approximately $17,4:1.1 am) Mr. Mostly cloudy tonight and Ha> According to A. C. Kurt, in.iiniLawton staled that there were bu* and deflad tha driver lot played a l^iekelt «-oa.'he.l Isrsliurg not sufficient funds available In procued. I’olle* held Nrause and : eleven but dropped the annual Tur- unlay with ruin in noilh portion ger iiii.l secretary of the rluli, it[ Iwwl# It. Mltebell was Indicteil the County1* School funds to lake lhr*o other men for Investlgu key- Day lilt by n acuro of "J.'i t“ II tonight, little itiange ill temper- 111ind Bogey touniamenl will bo |ntl Mnmluy l>y the Grand Jury before IfitHi funs w~ih nravtsl wet sitin'. , care nf this Bern without borrow­ lion. held at the r Iuti next Hat unlay aad rha rg.-s nf eonducling a lot^iiiitlny f*ir Inn fiii'ii iitill iInnI*iia til . and threatening weather lu ms- 'h ing money. reennl* at the Seminole Violator* nf t ity I liilin n n c e * golf balls will be offered ns prirrs, two tennis in m-tinn. lie alto urged that the people of It was lavshurg's ln»t game nf will tie trioft 111 a re. ion u f tin- while a special putting t.ninuim.*n> Cuunty Crout House, disclose' Seminole County co-oprrnle with State Files Suit the srhools throughout the Sta'e the season und a victory w n need­ Municipal t.iurt in tl lo c a l I'o . will he belli for the women Mr tislny. Fur Liquor Taxes ed for them lu rlinrh the F.mfer- lice Station Itii* nfl.-in. o il. Foil also said Ituit the .irganir.fi « ’ |'p to the present time, mein and pure hose their auto license »* lion expect* « large number of |„.rs uf the b ioliff* Office have enre title and 'he Yellow Jack.-', soon at possible after they go on unidile In locate MBrliell of t<* Joseph Jnsepb MrFnrliii. M.Cnelill. roll of llr. bn-nl persons to attend. tin. k in Ibe the nemnd *ee'iiul half to sale llec. I in order, thst sufficient ’ JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 2*1.— route tun Those who visited the r.iur.n- utu.se artivlih-s ill colin<*elU*n Stale fund* may be available for ! 'J t —The Florid* Beverage !*«■- , ibe Fe.1* who left the field' II, II McFaslin, iindeiw.nl an payment of the teachers anlaries- |parimsnt filed ault In cj-euit nt ij,,, ,.It,| o« 'b « first half lending, n|i.-rnt|iiii nt tin- Fernnbl luiugh last week were A. C. McHeynolus, with loeal lotteries nio sold ,<’ Beginning Jan. 1. sufficient, court here today to collect $20.'..- by a score uf 7 lu ton It,..punt lost night, hospdal.C- J. T"ll, Fred ll.dly, tltto I'aid Imve t.nnu under the scrutiny of 1. F. Iteyle, Henry Zur■, Ormiil Jury in i'-1 _ drive The giiini' w ii Martini nx Ivin-h* off mule repnrte,! this morning. I well, funds should lr available to make non In unpaid tear* and rusts ! Mel.le, JohnLudwig, John llerW.t, against the “ llnlitn Batons.’' possilds full payment of the reg­ from three wholesale liquor deal kiurg kirkitl *i(f lu Hinfortl. wlio Hargeunt J. A (toward, mem j Charles .1 Uhrig, tfl A. I.mlui,-, Me. Mitchell I* reported In I rrcrivcil lh»» Lull im i plnctni il on, ular monthly nil-ration* to the cr>* Fody Fowlsr, attorney for theM,, own 27 >H,,{ |ln,.. This* down* her ..f the Honford 1‘ola-e l>e-1 lli-niy M. Watson, Georg.- C. have left Hanford nt nboill the counties, state offlrinl Indicated department, said the taxes were ffl|M ,(l L,,.| B1(y >nr,|.Kr M-r- pailoient, led ilrit morning for Thurston, Pete lligglns, John i|ln,- of lilt IniBrlnirnt and ofunpaid on liquor sold by Ihe gan punted to fiolden who was the home of h i. parenta in Black- |Fourier, Jack 1turner, II F- Moore, fh-bds inillcatt' they linve been three firm* in dry Georgia. He ,b>wuctl <» ht* own 21 yard line. In shear, Ga. upon receiving wind and II, W, Ituckcrnnatitc to obtain any Informs* Glen I*. Metcalf, 37, said the tase* had been paid oni several piny*, (irorge Andmi mid his fatlirr was eriMualy ill, Also j)r tl (J Scott, Bitly Ball,’ ti.>u na tu Ins wbt-renbuula altico Dies At Oviedo Home all liquor sold in Florida. H It. Illghleymau, Itaynmnd l.uml- that time, IJark HottBdtree brought the tall to The suit* seek to roHeet *I2R. the Hanford th with fast purriing Enrplnyera win. mu lial.le under qnist, E. ,11. Randall, Jr , Itr-v Tho Grand Jury recessed aft­ F.len U Metealf. .17. died at hi* 000 from Ih* Ameriran Distribut­ plays. A pass from tinlden to lire provrsions nf the Stale unrln I’aul Redfetn, Dr. G. S Helman, E er returning Du- indictments enrl‘ home in Oviedo Wednesday fol­ ing Company, f 40,000 from the Bound tree plared the oval on the phiyuifiit" rnmpensa'inil law are F. IlnoM-hnliler, Y. Milctu-I, ofj |,.r 11, week but I' )m* been lowing a short illness. King Distributing Company and Fed 2<t yard line and anuthr-r trick reminded by ilirn-tur llniohl F. Orlando, II II- Folemsn, Ah-s intimated Hint they will continue Mr. Metcalf, who has lived in 120,000 from Ditaributnrs brands, play in whirh 'English, a guard, Wall that the timr* liiart for lire Hhnrun, Dr. Hnmuel Buluslnn an.lj their work to lid Hanford nod Oviedo, fur the pest tr* years, Ine. |Seminole Fnunly of the "hlK rnrrtrd the tall l" the Hanford two- puyutent id i-**iiti ib'ition t without J. L. Ingley. was born in Winstuw, Iml. Marrh Iwo Ilium, secretary of one of yard atri|u'penally r ipm , Nnv. 25. Alan Phil Griisboff, Wilbur ahota" in tire Fuba racket', here. 11. 1000. the firms, aaid, .“ it’s ridiculous. Brs.lham, Harry tlradham, K Shortly after thr- rrtnvcnlng of Hanfwd'x rlof.-n - atrengihtti-d He is survived by four broth­ We don't ship any liquor Into from tha* terint until the gnme wn* Fompton, Mr* K. Fompton, Mr*. Court this morning. Ftrcuit Jtnlge Margrarct Peters I h ers, ell of Oviedo. U K , Herbert, Georg* and never have."' Roy Hymrs, Mrs. (Itto Cnldwi-ll, Millard It. Smith scntencml three over. However, efley rnmting two Fhnrlrs, and Flarenre Metcalf; an .E. S- McCall, Howard Fnvine, W. persons who Im.l In-en conviclrd Pictured In Ad Copy piny* and l.^uig thrre yards, tioluncle, Arthur Metcalf, also of G. Finding, F. K- - Clem, G. • f earlier In the week, rlrn dropped •''hark and passed to Oviedo and an aunt, Mrs. James Prod uceOf f iceOpened Iteundtree fur tile touchdown AnE>l Engl i’ ll nnrl Jrw Dlson who Miss Margar.t IVices, former Workman and K* E- lanry. Owen* or Oakland, Ind. By Morris Spencer Idreu’a kick was blocked hy Itutn- aoriety olilur U ,e Hanford Herwrrr. convict rsi To.-v-ts y on Funeral services wrrr rnrtnm lcharge of breaking no.l entering o ld . d* *hc uu ntral f i g u r e o f th e t.tvy *4 at lb*< Fr'rkaon Fanernl flume __________ „ „ w_ „ Morris ___ Hpenrer. well known vrillt Intr-n* to commit n tnis-'e HnnfoiU tame bark strong with, FlorIda Powyr A Light Fornpniiy's Manley Goldsberry Oils altermion at l.-oo o'rbick local prudoc* dealer and farmer. Morgan calling duuble winglurrk advrrtisenien1 appearing in tinliry's mrnnor, wrrr si-nlenr .1 to ictre Will Bpcak Here ope wtth the lies. J. /t. Day, ttaator ha* opened a n *« prodare e,- formations end plays which frem Herald, as will as in other liver*year t-arh in the Stpte I'cnluf thn Flrel Baptist Church of tebllshmenl In tha nld Freight tha* point •M-emad morq i-lf.ciivo paper* in *he Malei tirfiliary mid David O'N'.-ai, negro, Manley Goldsberry. a Townu-nd Oviedo, officiating. tlfflra fortnertv occupied hy that Iwestmrg’n famous rnm-lirhprgcd wt'h a- null with the inMias IVtrrs, who i* n«w with Brice and Johnson Prorbico datrrll systeih Which tho Hanford the advertjsmg ilepertnienl of tlir represr-ntsliva from Ibe Fits ego ' tent to rnmmR murder In the *eeIrradquarters, will address a mas* Dealer*. . ! nnd drgtce, was aentrnced to line eohiplrlely slopped fJ."Hng FlorMi. I'oWrr and Light Company Elks Benefit Dance meeting of the Rcmlnolt- County Mr. Bp«ne*r has b**n con the around ah'l thlnl Jtuarti.iih munths in thu State in Mlapii, Is shown pouring hatter To Be Held Tonight peeled wllji lha Btals farmer* In the set-Ond” period Hanlorfi into a waffle in>n The advertise Townsend Fluli* In the City Hall a<-rve Prison. Market since It began operation threw a group of passes, Used mcnl Is pail of.’ the company's Tuesday night, officials nf the After ^rntrncrng tlu* tliree, tha The regular tnonlhly benefit nod he will handl* a variety nf raurll dassell quick pl*r« and campaign to p pularue the USe of local rluh re|K>rted today. Court rrees.ej until 10:00 A. M. Mayor Edward lliggimf,-it wak dance of th* B. J* O. Elk* will be Produce. At the present lithe he broughi the nail down to Is-et- alertrical appliances for rookingDec, 8 at whirh time the remain a'aterl. will introduro sthn speaker bald tonight at the Elk* Lodge Is stocked with produce relating hprg's ten-yard line where it * » l ing defendants to tie tried in ---------- ------------ wjto will bring a message from beginning *1 10:00 o'clock. In mak­ In lha Fhrlslmaa season. |{e lost on down. Tha Jafkrte kwknl J J C C(Jy |.'U n (J S t a r t e d this term of the,. Clrenlt Court Dr. Townsend to Ihn Club riu-ming this . announcement Paler opened IB* office for basin*** in rafidy and Sanford look thr Inti will lie annigH-d nnrl their rise* _ t *• brra in this County. -3, Thurston said that the - public i* thlg, morning. net for trial. n ntheir tfwn If* yard line t>u th* I l y iM lIY U tlO n A r m y cordially invited to attend and that ->r It was,, lirditate*) today that the first play, Forgusnn faded Iwck te -------all lha proceeds will ba d*voted to . Official* of tbe Slate Aaaori- his own 2.1 yard line and threw a remaining criminal rases would Tho Fhri-lnuti -eason for the charity. Storm DisslpateH ation will be honored by member* CO yard pass which "Flash" law- Balvation Army will begin tumor probably be tried during the Music for the’ affair will It* of lha -focal B. P. O. E. in their •week beginning Dee. fl, and will sen took on the laaaburg in and raw when 'he "tganlxatiun will Into Rain Squalls furnished hy Beckham's ockostra mealing in tbo Elk's Hall tonight, he scampered 'n tha open 1he teal place it* < l,rIdv.,;>. kettles oq (),« include th*'-trial of Ihot* Indicted -Ladies will be admltud fro* of lodg* official* stated today, add­ nf the distance and im ra t tisV streata of Kanh-rd in order to help JA fK BO N V ILLB. N oj.r » f - ( A 1 recently h y lb*' Grand .Jury for (hanta", Mr. Thurston stated, but ing that tha regular Benefit ford'a firat- touchdown - , thk Army raise P*. necessary fund -T h * Wostfaer BriVeatl s*'d to­ alleged lottery o|n-tatlona. there will hie a small chart* for Dane* would ba bald beginning at Momenta, later, .anottw r larga far Christmas basket* for tha day tha disturbance whirh uurrd Charles B. Jordan, fanner em­ gentlemen- Coma and bring your 10:00 o'clock. cheer rose from th* Sanford -p*^ Moody of Hemtnote County, northeastward through th# Gulf ploy** of the Cowan Company frikudsT tetors at Darrell Ferguson placo. Captain I'- S. Keren of the local of Mexico yesterday and rroaacd Store, who was arrested In Jack­ The British Labor party had kicked the extra point that tent tha past stated this morning that the tbe Florida coastline near Apa­ sonville scycrsl months ago and Periqa* tobacco can ba grown only two scat* in tha Houaa of Fed* into th* Usd. •ryanlxaticn has appreciated the lachicola last night "haa virtual­ charged with theft of clothing on only about 1,000 acre* In Common* bt 1M0. Tha paak of lu Th* gama waa played In mid* support of the (ilittni of Sanford ly disappeared" Foracaslara from his tmployar. withdrew hi* Louisiana aad la uaod aa a blond powtr waa reached la IMS whan field for tha remaining portion of doting the part year* and ia da- explained tha storm hi* dtaal- plea of not guilty when tha eaa* with other lighter tobacco* to there wore lt7 Laker members of lb* second period and wit Her team ponding on the public'* generosity pated Into rate squalls with no ram* up for trial Wednesday f«na a fin# smoking brand. pariimcnttCeallassd US Fogs Sts I r J for tba fuming FhrUtm**. daBnlta tauter, and entered a pies of guilty, r- --------------- <rv~ M, Crowd Of (iolfers h Views On Tax Revision Given By Roosevelt Inupection F e e F o r lenient ImportH Is (’ailed Unconstitu­ tional In C o u r t •i Vi m *■7) •/’ v.-3 i 175 •|->S ih i a ! s 1 ii L I *3 �S' w' THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA 3BTWO EYE OPENERS—by Bob ------*----------= = x ¥ ' VIttoHo M uaaollni t|Mwritten n book. Because ho llH H . huppetin to be the aonof tho ruler of one of the m oat Wl■ I M in i alM w (in ligernnl nations Inthe w o r l d , n n d b c c a u a e t h e a u t h o r him * r. iw ii.iw r**i hi ■elf has recently been a vlaltor In this country after par* ticlpatlng in a num ber of bombing raids In Ethiopia, the ■ H U R D U D IU book ha« a algnlficance which it would not iioaaeaa were it ft M ftM V ** w ritten by any ordinary mortal. “W ar ii the qulnteaacnco of beauty/' this amof Cae'it'llo d iiv r iw i 'M V M Mr proclaims In his "Flying Over Ethiopian M ountain Ranges," Describing nn attack on Ethiopian cavalry* he **JC'iit ii* —Ullt-ii ■ays, "Wa arrived upon themunobserved nfnl immediately dropped our loads'or egploslves. 1 rem em lier that one SBC group of horsem en gave m e tho im pression of n budding rose m the bom bs fell in their m idst. It was eiccptlonally (rood fun and'They were easy to hit na we were not too LasJIs C M iu r n » Mim M la «M aa nigh up. n»ey offered a perfect target. 'Til® bombing of A4ow«, he says, "failed to give U S Uefftctlon paring to the fact there were only sm all s jc ’ c.as; 5 K 5Vany; M hut®which flattened nut without raising sm oke or flames I a ia l*r *t TH Mpne w ouWsee Inany Am erican film . nkUk la east*Rut the bombing of Adio*Ado was m ore satisfying »• «m to It aaltll a a( ill ataa Ito a lfto apparently. "Thia w as swell nnd had a tragic but beautiful (a II a Ml etbeewW* effect," h« wrote, "Our best fun was trying to hit a large •- *«•JtBLTUK hut which stood In the m iddle of the town. 1 had to fly igto.N.to - *£ aver ft three times to m ake it. The third tim e I hit it and aawIt begin to hum. Ethiopians leaped out am i tried to e started onnygh fire jo heat half the_glpbe. FRIDAY. NOVKUBM M. HIT esospe. . . w ■All ln*Juifgood clean fuh.Thfs bombing and m achinerj * r a 1 ' ■"------ — • — -— gunning of Innocent and hclplens people fromiho air. The A n Open*** Thy Hsad quintessence of bM UtyI This blowing of horsos and horse­ Beneath (hit open hind today ' $fa» whole world feeds; m en In to thousand* of Pieces. M agnificent sport! W onder k|*gt ta diio m i on h u bain howM r. M ussolini would write alm ut his adventures If the “ cow*. tsbles were turned on him and he happened to be on the of our modi other end of the Itcrm bT * b it bun mindful—«M by * oh. m ifion n r desire* Train Robbers satisfied. “r li.ttfilUl ,* m ) Hi *•» ■ * A couple of boys frnm Brooklyn bad evidently been • reailing too m any liaiM m iillnK dtoic. im vels of the "Forty .for aur lipa . B u c k e t s o f B l o o d v . f l R n a s h p f o r c t h e y s t a god that holdup in |!'jft<mn'lfully fallrn 'from ew M uslcrj *ti<toiB«UU||1h<' Southern’Pacific's Apache r'lMigkr lipit *•'" ' ; N ited. PlwV ‘ .... ..fair OMr kfllrUs. »ot* ( per- Lim Hint Thy &J. '• ' hind, dnr .1 *1 . f Croibf __ if well as the ruqdUfHfti. nnd tltoT roi^ ln an Im tortlialely w w iO T m ro i:onf«r*nf* ; waa on In a g e n e ra l___ ( , , r-id I In which ,.. on®__p ____ iw acggcr tem plet* auccera— -aa—-s'PM ei c* k lllsfln m h th tT KavrTrTiynnir watch, at ill an oth er A fGOILUOTtNB*t8 USED TO TEST THE FIN ISHO NTUSOBMfir OF rd t h r o u g h h b f .n o a t ,; a n d * The RADIO EVEMT &LTUBDAY NU3BT WITS DANC* PARTNEK ADMISSION F B B I r a w n l I r t o DH. l M r EASY TERMS ' BIG TURKEY DtNNER *............... • W, . ff imtio fetnr right vm oi cmon. *. . HOFMANN SM MagastU A t*. A H O U R NAB IMP ONLY S u a u iW O ft gkot>« Jfl M M n m r. 4 AT U H L * 0 l » > Mo r n , clung a « > D«MnU Otorf* L Caitsr fossht U s IsSUa. SUUag BsU. smS Uomfhl b* was stUekJss ISM USUsi . . . UstssS of MSCI HU U i4 M MS SIM ( U eomploUIr vlfM o i t The oalr •■rrlrpr v u Colon*! Koeeh's hono, ■Cominchi* Tho Sold lodnr U narknd hr mnrblo nonumooU, itch pUeod whoro ■ man talk A "giUUUanr > w t l M uashUs U u « 4 M u a l U a SaUh tt the « m i r*frtf«rslar. Mgay Uasa awes a * | T*r» .pssuhwnat Is M a M m l Uaa wnnU bs w w iw l by mass M atafs U Un assssfi ktuhaa. VMI I U bat oa* nf anay Ikorotxsk taaU tlr*a thn ■*• rtfS n n la r by tM| J lag aacUawa. F ’.T LONO'S ROYAL HAWAIIANS HAWAIIAN MUSIC and HULA DANCE t i n t ; __ _ , _ . . . JRF(t-t i S H O R T ’S A N N U A L F A IL O P EN IN G SATURDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 27TH, AT ELEVEN THE OCCASION YOU’VE BEEN LOOKING FORWARD TO encourage them The Moa, In It1 novel m»Yfl H lWfts hatched IIMILIIVU 1 11 th» vantage B- and ------i a1!to ! 1 f.rtll* W W j he w orld's.lac fruit juioe it I*to be H im alumat •f 91MOA . W illspec1*1- w u Intha lMt ,plfisapplejS * given resource. . ,, Th* plan ha* llmltleM posslhlr iUes and would **rv« lo adv»r Use, aa nothing ete# could, »b« advantages Florida, of fens that yachtsman - and watsnlsy aathus last. Th* sueeeetful erasing of such ■ contest would undoubt­ edly lead other state* *o *pen#or similar event* and In lime per­ haps a National Orange Has Derby woyW reeull. Florida has long overlooked a reel opportunity In not pushing harder than she has (be im­ provement and development of her waterways. Yachtsmen will seek Florida waters when wa bring to their attention the op­ portunities thl* atalo afford*. Th* completion of the crossstate canal and tho connecting af m“?ew Important links would maha this slat* a yachtsman's para­ dise, and would bring millions in now business to ovary se«Uon of tho state. The proposed “ orange bos’* derby is a *tdt> hi tho right dl reel km. Every 'Florida cossaui nlty should co-op*rat* tn Uu plan and encourage the youth of their community to enter these contests. Chambers nf commerce (n<1 ^ iJuU w hf) b , w ’ UONT MiSS THIS ONE—11*8 GOOD! BRING YOUR FRIENDS— TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS ENTERTAINMENT, FUN AND WONDERFUL MUSIC ' U L L FREE—AND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT FROM NOW ON SHORT’S . , A HIOH CLASS PLAGE AT NO EXTRA COST, _ MIXED DRINKS—RATS— PACKAGE LIQUORS—WINES' AND BE EH '5 Mika North Of Sanford Add 12 Mllet Sooth Of On Tht Sanford-Dc Land lUghway \» L . i • i +■ . ■ 1 ^ T0 BREAKFAST I f ok, tec-, HttdomJ Every IBM are I ;ofat tVM « u W W I M t o V r f i l II B f V I M (iw t r k n iljl U p B IM h IR o fM ld i •W* to r a s M toe** aoraslog UtU* egg •ookeem Oe fry tosrowtlh t o a t r t o e w M tbe grllL. A id Tfifi M S least breed gvfspzsG szzas. tops mi stowAAmdtft*ral>|w . jrilbtoill luiatu M tofcliri n^a«dl • Id 75 c PERK’S CLUB _JHectric Service r*tom M C TgtooBag to,to* | f thrii» tcarhcr f> ,U rt. The-oettvlty program wus BIG APPLE D A N (* Ik**B jthn«i Stp" ^ -D R I V E R S rod ether historical UnJuis-k* i with past Wbrld's Fairs. RADIO RCA & ZENITH DAFFY V fftttjl 1938 confused, crashed rfilum. Called on “arlivity pro- during tho elementary period, and over them in droves. |j «gh a Jiving room window/ gram," It ustually t* a saporeom- must moot standard miulrements. tinder iho plan of th# Water-; »rr |t was capturod on tho W-. Uunll.n of ptngiculr* and con- 3— F.lrmcritary aehuoL lay the ways Congress, desirable prises ybU of th* houseIservallva methods. foundation for college preparation will be offered boys and girls of who build mlntoturs ° ----------Dr. John J. Loftua, associni* —and the majurtty of colleges s i Florida ISw building decreased in aupvrmtvnilanlj who overaeea the y*t adhere lo regulation grad* yacht;*, cruiser* or other water, during the month of 0*1-'program. I* forever on a tour »f syricaui and traditionalcraft *aamlu*‘ at a certain minimum coat *•1 *h# first time in aoveralIho Institution* Involved, valuing tlons, where loalbnok knowledge and rnter them in eompetlllon s t ; Th* figure* for ths mouth from 11*11'* Kltciwn to I’ark avo-i |* nccoaaary. regalia, to be staged at various wllh'nue. | Th. activity program may be point* tn the slat*. n i , , ***** “ " “ to *4 ,li He »•»« 'bo eipvrimcni bus call-tided to. all schools at end Count lea, communities and ascOrlando also suffered a deworked well, *o far, and lhal It o f the sia-ycar period—at tkm* least, will be urged In enter cen-. to October, but lh* figures i* hi* belUil that by end of tho through 'he first sla grades—and letleat* and slag* loeo) *limma-| the year ora somewhat bettrr ,1* yuar period allulcd for the eventuplly through junior and lion control*—^-winners to be acnl th n Ual year Icat, every school In the rily wnl aefilcr high achools. to ■ elate contest ot a taler dat*. want to join in At present It i*1 — . ----------Unrivaled waterway* are on* avsryoa* believe* U*r* la copflnsd to Iho first sis grade, o f U u m n n S n o lr m Q a v u of lit* slate's grr*last assets and; tger of war to ttorup*. *toy« tkc dtaignuted aridtoto I M IIR K e a » > S it is fitting todoad that Florid*, Gheoteo Francis Coo, ■peaking. l n the riperlmcnt, now. la |l«| He Hps Deftdlf BHe If Ut* Rotary Club to Oontoraeeond year, tvilhouk uuleriat U< risn «to*t maaaa to fiur cuun-;Uugbt, not only from KIDNKY, AustraUa, Nov. (■ 1 -tkoigc Aitken, who sty­ 'MfOF to mar", adding that but from '‘cypcriolico*'' 4y ^ ^ ’ ! A vliit to l b local growry HorJ le* himself “ Feraharm, the ttoak. ur fiber** Of*lost lb* anale* (Utal'a an “eipcriencv'') may Charmer.'' sky. hia bit* la poison-, hfMdtog M*U*a, kut before mean a kason ui arithmetic- what oun cnou.-h lo kill'a man. “ It’s bccaua* I have aa much would pill the man who food , costa) geography — where ■y S O Pto right the bp'ties fund comes fionii and .polling- venom to ray budy.l he explained, w orldw m r“. • try troreolt; with a 111He study m while recorsrjpg from a leg ampu­ human nature throws in for good tation r* My ton A likes said be had Leon bit rat ml*'* ken measure. r pyoslgkt m ay bofalling us) IlUt Iho 76.QUO children don't by poisonous snakes at least £10 th#latest pubU rir m ■pend a|l thslr lime touring the lime* during hif JO yean as a ear. ty efnanpttng M iam i and advertl*lug the rily. They do plenty of work right Iilvaf showman. Recently physi­ s . bust Ipg oppOrtunlile, In ... their nan daisroorai. They may cians diagnosed lbs cause fit a shoo t* A beautiful build build a model of lb* coming swollen teg ■» “ slow ana he-venom snd ttok off the . tog t» Iri wlto « tbot gun under World's F a ir-a n d h-arn a lot of hU Uf*. y M • I W J M 'tw ka/ htotory wt»u* they're doing it ***“ 1 ^ ♦N PJ. J[jr Diamond Munaling And Engravtag RADIO j t b u . J i a m l i t o ’' t b « n w e l v a a , , ifio4?i they f*n s*to to *h# French and Indian f t A t KSahr, th* >b«ttto of a*U ytkm v. Dlamoitda And Watches -Flue Watch A*d Jmrctry MegatHag A Creole is s white erf the French end onlete who lived In Louisian* prior to 1*03 when Louisiana DOLLAR m * OUNCgt H A G CHASSGO OH LCTTSRf - TO E nmlamo FfKM ^ a. V' T: OH* gre**,'l* dsslffnnl lo educate hoys aqd gl|U of Florida a* to the value and ice of the state'* onviable .watenray* *y*tem. *Tiij1^ T 1'0 W fA v / i l i i « ; # . ' ;jiSo i' A f*W yeur* ago soinrons coq-. >nv**t*idav v/u effect on oUitfr young men who nnvu l>cen readlns ng reived the bright idea of staging HiimrTMPi,irtf‘tMt/'tfnirMttfT*tfivjTy,wtYt:"*Th»g'h«MUp J *w C4ll<'<l “ snap b»s' derby, and turn out nt oil the way HiayaitoftotdJto to ifcrn o g e ls. ' YAsea werr'offerwl kids who de­ Vhc PsIJhn lUanl m » u on Ror handR sitioA ti LtortRr I ru ling aho w ere prom ptly at signed and built the most i*h ^aiiurihlqg lika 1A00 ra**> iiiiw, U4J. T h ere’s lu d b itg W M kriBnautlc Alsnit Hint unique and S|ieetllest home-made *IUg for eWmrnry.v. Thai's A h tflR io u g b one o f /t h i |ia)*ffidtifl*fc did iu crifle c III eefiatera eonatrurted a* mlnUlure half of llioie nut* ronfbm! ill e ffre llu g Hyg;,p]»fbre. it,nlm>vs UjOf.tbe jtn“tdf earn. „!!>• flats priaontired o f stilmiifuifwitwurealjly to The Idee caught on, and In no f '‘ V time “ soap bos" derbies were »bin jt about It, a/l*r ,the being atngrd nil over the coun­ PAY AST.fTTf.E'attention to discouragement J»Pi ■ *• lhlough bombing a few Ump cIHm , |t .touU -U * ‘ RlbU’. Plough ahcm l a® u sUatuiur dovii, rou gh (ur sm ooth try and the winning kid* won sa. rain yW ou l* l l L I*t^i» Ufura than — I* any m -e- • ••■*» o r shlao. Tii M ca Vit*rry IJ J WIr eargu and muke y o u r [>ort trip* to tln> National Ri«p Ilos Derby, an ovent of auch iraport |frwW«m ovtr tb«rv* ;|h tho |>oint,— Maltlile 1). ltuiirock tanc* that apnrta eiillora of great j/**' * — — -----o--------| — — -------------------* ----------. U looks B* If t'uagreu mlghl do. » A n n / i i *1 » pb-nly of work fur Ike luach.r* preaa services iBaalgned their best SOmUklug giwui n ,, nurjiiu, pro- 7 0 fU (/U L i l l i l l r C r i l f l Al ihu dart of Ihr school y*arj lo_:,co,r*!r It, newsreel com* U t, lull *« yet it ha* not V ..* * ! - C n t i n n l n 1'hey must choo»o the »orl of aa. panics vied with ruch other for Uan around Ui u* fallow* who W C W I 0 1 K O C I l O O I S . |>i>rh nrei Ihoy'rv going to taach. favorable shots. - and both great Teijf got any aurfdiu profit*. A 1*1S «« If 'ho ratwrlepc** cho«*n for broadcasting chain* cleared all channel* to put the event on Pranklmi ItuuM’wIt should plan —— i I grade* In Iho activity program— coasl-lo-roaat hook-ups. Last summer in Ohio it was •p*od Iho entirr month — of _Da* r Hy I.YIIIA 4; It AY Hit AW |do not Inrluda lh* u*ua) tostbook mler und*r FUrkla'i warm nunAl' Fealuro Service Writer i mairrUI covered by fourth gn»d- my privilege to wllnru the event i 1 ---------J — “ ■ 'htof- That will luil only cur* hi*' NKW YUHK, Nov. k®- Geverdy, art, the rKparimca* can’l bo la- and-, | waa truly aroaahd at <t>s hut give him rtfiswei five ihouumd N*w Yolk City eluded- Tbare romt ho a tia-up interest and enthusiasm It ereatf od. not only among the kids but and vigor as w*U A fjwj school children are p I a y 1 n g .with subjoct. matUt. spectator*. ^ FlorMa and bo will be gulnsa-plgt I ff Ui* .hl*ge»t »kJn-l Why, sfsk th* Ottra-prof^sss- with thousand* of 'S, Joan a match for Congrats, callonal eaperlmasit'tn> ths United slw st Dr Loftua has three an Rivalry was keen, atatee and anyone else. j gtate»-Mhd iifclag lb . , awera ready. cities sent M i t t a l , boost - — — -o — -------In 07 school*, nearly 10 |>er rent 1--Naw York City atudmta have and encourage their entries. D ir j AP lant City m u< who‘hado f ttlS entire'school ayatem, m«rv' to pass UageSta' Sssmlnatloo* el Hilaries of national reputation 1st it didn't Jo anyth m W E R T -T h e J E W E L E R fort to au k In pn. a w of graatest u H t i our aisle • M to -o u r waterway*. es obvlous/|f M| conductor, aa tlio> were amateurs In the holdup racket. n ■ troubled land, freely, rrarinuily Imn loosed Nervously fingering a gun one of them covered . the out Thy-hind. conductor and trainman, while Ids pul wont through cur “TOO LATE TO CIASSIFY” •M wa lhauk Thai a* we after car ordering the Jfill passengers to fork over, and oc- j caslonally punctuating his rcmnrka with pistol shots, as •W dT Ur HUBBKLL KAY What fitting way much to twister bis own courage us to Intimidate ,hls vic­ Kvlfor this, Thy band-dealt bounty, tims. Every tiling went along well enough, considering, White other slalos may brag of wIMi her glorious coaalllne, her lM until Hie hnndlls started to leave the train. ‘ " * and their “ anaii bn*'’ derbies, If the rounlteai beaullful lakes i t .la oura todayT Then one of tho passengers engaged one of the ban­ Florida Watorway* Cofigresa ha* many scenic river*, should em-; to our faltering toorum tlm dits In n struggle. The other bandit started to run to his llo way, Florid* may esUhllsh a piny this pract/cml mean* of mak­ w eeds rescue whan n .Qi.yejjr old negro .passenger stuck bis fool nanie for herself a* ihr hum* yf ing the youth of the state eorr *«/£ ■ « toegy. , relotis of this great natural sd’ >.*.»•X 1—tlnaca Null L'ruwfil. nuiVta'tKbihbh'Jttii, tripited him up,, (liber passengers,l ps the "orang* Ims" derby. m J,> “TJy -■'*,** ,1 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2ft, 1M7 nine themselse* on the plan I Good Clean Fwn7 &mford HereW * *f I f III U K m -v * ... ** _■ • * F— *W ^ ^ am m m rn aa l �FRIDAY, NOVEMBER M, 1M7 m Spicy' Cooky' Treaty S o cia l A n d P erso n a l A ctivities 0 ELIZABETH BRIGHAM JORBAN, Society Editor Social Calendar ra iD A r wtmm The Smoke Abatement Boelety derod tho standard 5 foot 7 Inch of London says smoke adds to Ihe ship hammock lengthened by three "souplnrss" of fugs and estimate* Inches In answer to a plea from damage to the parliament build’ some of the taller gobs. Inga from smoke lo be 55,000,000Britain la seeking 20,000 more The British admiralty has or* Personals J s a i S E S ’j ‘5 1' * recruits for volunteer antl-ali work. Japun is increasing her^ chases of phosphaie from Ms island In French Oceania. SELECT TOYS NOW H ■ i «p Of bn arts! to a number of Mr and Mn. A. Wetboldt and people Is the announcement of the marriare of Mite Irena Can- .family spent yesterday at Bok trill of DeLand to Jay A. Yount, Tower. Jr. on Tuesday, November IS, Gene Turner of Tampa sprat in Haines City. The Rev. An* dersnn of the First Baptist Thanksgiving with his parents, Church performed tin- ertrmony. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Turner World Day of Prayer- will be observed at the Pint UaptUt Ch­ urch at 10:110 o’clock with Clmle Number Two and Circle Number Four in chare*. SUNDAY The annual Memorial Kxer Ml-i'* ('urateill is the daughter Che* nf the Seminole Chapter of J. c. Cantrill ..r Dr Laud. She Mlaa Evelyn Cates of Stetson Number Two Order*of Eastern 1* a gradua e uf (he * El Paso, University la spending the Thanks­ b<ur will I* held at 1:00 o’clock Texas, High School but has lived giving holiday! here. at the Masonic Hall. The public in DeLand moil of her Ufa. is invited. Mn- 8. J, NU has aa her gueiti Mr. Young Is the youngest eon MONDAY of Mr. and Mrs. Jay A. Young Mta. R. D. .Moore end Mrs. A. C The book, "Bared to Serve' end was graduated from Seminole Appleby o f Jefferson, Gawill b« tauiht at 11:04 o’clock High School In USB. at the Firat Baptist Charth Mlaa Elisabeth Bailey of Jeffer­ The couple are at home to preceding the m elon ot Prayer their friends at 420 W. Wiscon* ses, Oa, la spending the Thanks piocraiui for Foreign Wiuton*. eta Avenue in DeLand when Mr. gtvtag holidays with Mr. and MrsA covered dlih luncheon will be Youag_ta connected with - the Ev*ne_ McCoy, -served ~at noon.- circle Number One will have charts of Prayer Mlaa Florence McKay of Miami protram at 1:00 o’clock. la spendlag the Thanksgiving holl The Saaford Junior High P. T* Meeting’ Is Held days with her parents, Mr. and A. will ipeneer a Benefit Bridie * By Music Directors Mrs. a E. McEay. et the Elks Club at 7:45 o'clock. TUKOOAY Circle Number Three will harp charts of the protram to b riven at the First Baptist of vocal music for Ovlsdo, Prof. T. 1 ** Church from 1:10 o'clock until M. Dolllaon, director o f taatrumen* Mrs. W. J-’ Whitener hat left Mr 4:10 o’clock. tal work for Seminole County and her home In WDllston after having The monthly board meetinr of Prof- R. E- Kipp w en the ones been the guest of M r and Mrs- R. the Women’s. Club will be held nt from Seminole County who alien- W. Turner fog the past month. 10 00 o’clock’ with Mrs. A. M ded the meeting of the Directors -------Phllipe, president, presiding of Public School Music which was Mr. and Mrs. R. R- Pippin and WKDNUDAY held recently in Winter Park. 'daughters a n spending several Circle Number Five of the The meeting wee called by Mr. day* with Mrs. Pippin's parent•, First Method let Church will Homes, director o f the Conserve- Mr. and M n J. B. Borland in hare chart# ot the erenlaf lory of Music et Rollins College, Pinckatd Ala. service et 7:10 o'clock. for the purpose of stimulating, in' The regular fastness meetinr of tcroat in music In Central Florida. Mn. G- T. Hardy o f Brunswick, the VTomen’a Club will be held at Plans wen made for a combined Ga- has been called hen by the 12:10. o'clock. Hoeteases will be Centnl Florida Chorus and orcbes* lltaeaa of Mn- 1* J. Kofata who 3lr*.' L E. Bpeneer, Mrs. Blchard t n In connection with the annual is visiting Mr. and M n. I- E TenEyck, Mrs W. A. Patrick and music competition et Rollins some* Estrldge. Mrs. 1. E- Eatridg*. lime in April. The ehrous and Miss Eleanor Hickson and Miss Weklwa Lodf• will meet at the nreheatn Is to be made up c f Elks Hall at 1:00 o’clock. There children, 1° grade* four to eight* Jane Sharon will arrive tomorrow will be the Installation of officers No competition will be held be from tho Florida Stale College for tween thee, group.* High school £ ° m' n * * JiUwnd.nts. In the and lnltltation. students will be given the chance Wheeleas-Boyd wedding which will THURSDAY The rernlar meetinr of Seminole to compete In vocal and taatrumen* pUc* “ IU~*F’ Chapter Number Two Order of tal numbers. , . J Mr. and Mrs- g / e . MsKay and Eastern Stap r f l l J ^ h lld jL i h g 4 rammltlaa tn Htract Ike — rtr.WM n w v nc*-'M tIUy ’ Wti Masonic H aunt 7:10 o'clock for of the Central Florida group was ^ 0f M r and Mr*. J .F . Hkeem the election of officers. formed with Mr. Honaat as chair- ,B U e,b<rT yesterday. They at* man, M n. Wooten of Daytona tenawd the Saefbrd Leesburg afuntoon. Bridge Party Plahnfed Mr. Dolllaon ef Seminole County »»nis yestarday . ' By Woman’s Club lepressgtltag th* tasbrumanta, j Mlaa Basy MaaWfll|,hkoi Is at Raauty f tbs , m ritbg tending the "*’ yme. 1 Sprat e illfl ajanAem’ idr rJh* Sanford Paribta. Mf. * W om b’s ( t T e f t l hevr iVelr u. swaU. . and Mra. R. O. regular monthly hu«ln**x most Ink *" , »l and.luncheonW *dne*dayat 12:10 Program Presented • w_ , — Gaorta Andereon, who Is el* o'clock. By Music Group Undlng the Louisiana Slate A* thin will ho the ralv meet* J _____ University la , spradligr Ihe Inn ,.f the year It will b« de­ The Mti«le y>#pari»M»t of Ua Thankegtring holidays with his partment it ensemble, Euch depart* ‘ mint will contribute Its monthly Rsiifc.nl Women's Clab, PiWerated tn rants, Mr, and Mrs- O. 1L Anprvjtam. Vocal and inrtruinmisl u Ttisnksg'rink pmrv«m Tnev­ dnrson. music asill be furnished by the ilti i ..tenter nt Ihe Club Hones. The following from the UnlvcrMi*. W O fiemlnr. sponeor. Muate Depart rteul. rrcitatlona and ■ play by the Literature Depart­ was Introduced hy the chairmen* ally of Florida are spending the Thanksgiving holiday* here: ment and the Social Department Mr* Roes Adams. The proerem wee as follows: Francis Roumlllut, Mac Huddles will have He annual Christmas ton, l> «-• P- mcvucicr, McCullcr, (.neric* Charles u Betts, Thnnktrlvlnr r-norns. >°n, cm , Chorus. bridge party and shower for the Thnnkvrivtpr Perkins, Children’s Home Society In Jack n. ndtnr Tsrninr Whittle. Rsrh- lllchavd Deas, Brack ,lnr” -Nanrv Rovs'tter. |Jimmy Dysor, Julian Adams and ■onvilla. Kastyle HoueeholdrViolin solo—Pei* M#ro. For reservat'oeii call 79-J. Address. *’ 8plr1t ot Thanks"— Among those from Bauford Tba Rer. J . B. noot. Genrl# Harden: "T allendlng Ihe Duke Ellington Prayer W eek Is Held Bolne—Mra. tsns U fa ” hr Nana tuces end dance lu Orlando lest night By Missionary Groups "fkut Touched 1h# Rote" by were: lb* Misses Mery Meiweil, Marian EafMdg*. Evelyn Cat*a. Warr llrien Brown. Marl*** T or The Women's Mlaalonary So Rolo— Evani MrCov: "Twilight Helen Dougle*. rraea and Constancy Melech. rtety of the Firat Baptlal fhurth o„ lh « Tra il" hy Mllchetl. Is nhtrrvlne the week of Prayer n o t ic e for foreign mission# whleh will The annual Memorial Eierlse* Program Given At Inelude 'he Lo'tle Moon offering. East Side School This offering poee for foreign of Seminole Chapter Number Two Order of Eastern 8*ar will be bold mission work. The following Thanksgiving All member, of the society are Sunday at Stop o'clock at the program was presented Wednes­ requested to be present at these Masonic Hall. The public Is cor­ day afternoon nt th* East Sid* dially Invited to attend. programs. School! Psalm, 1 1 1 -------------- — School. Bong. "Thinksglrlng Day" — School. Thanksgiving Acrostic . . . . First Grid*. SPARKS' Song, "A turkey on n Fence" First arid*. Poem. "We Thank Thee" ...... Emma Jane . Hobbine. Poem. "Thank Him" _ Johnny JUiisn^sr* TODAY ONLY Poem, "A Olent Thanksgiving" -■ Oeort* Rutherford end tlphem Meriwether. sC T e ^ s * at am "Pilgrim Maidens" Julia Nader. Lonnlla Russell. Ellea Batten. r Poem, "Everyday Thanksgiving" Thereton Tyre. John Lee, Marguerite Duke# en d . Jean ' Robert*? Poem. “ We're ThankTxl" u s e PENNEY’S L a y - A * W a y P la n T O Y F A IR V A L U E S ! '■ With crisp, fold winter days m aking hot drinks and spicy cookies most appealing, Walnut Molasses Bare become a special treat Few . cookies can equal their fragrance ami flaror as they me freshly baked, right out of S oven. One of the favorable points about thrse bare la thel the dough ran be made up ahead ef time and kept In the refriger­ ator to be baked on short notice. When the you ngsters conn* home from school or play, there delicious bars will quickly ap­ peals their appetites and renew their energy. Scrvrd with hot coffee or chocolate, the bare pro­ vide a delightful late evening re­ freshment after cards or conver­ sation. WALNUT MOLASSES BARS 14 cup butter *' 14 cup lard _ **>* “ U cup bolting water] •<' H eup molasses / | 1 tcarnoon soda 1'. * H cup brown sugar' a cups soft wheat flout H tablespoon ginger 14 teaspoon grated nutmeg * ,H teaspooni cloves I 1 teaspoon salt Chopped walnut meata Four water over butter and lard,' then add sugar, molasses mixed with nods, flour, salt, and spires. Blend well and chill thor­ oughly. Pat out dough In greased shallow baking pa... Sprinkle with nut meats end bake In a moderate oven <325 degrees P.) 20 minutes. While hot, cut Into stripe. Second G r a d e , lids, Ti*nn.. or see K, II. Carter. Poem, "November" Bobble Sanforil Florida. Lasher. ill—wnr-pny flE.OO rash Play, ‘‘The Indian*’ Thanksgiv­ U'ANTEI; for gbiul used rlrrutallng ing" heater. Box 71, Hanford Herald. Charnrlrr*; Makeewls . . Audrey Toll. Four Indian eiptnwa I’alrl Cla Rathel. Hilly Ciillum, |,u* rile lli>» land mid Lisle Mae LundqnUt. Arranuftncnt* For Old chief ....... Carl Williams. Young Chief „ „ Jackie MrCrone. FuneraU and A ll Other Four Braves ................. Addison Orraalona Meriwether. liny I'arlliln, ♦ * * Hheir lliivenel nnd Lean Hwaln. Two Year Old Two llumirrs . Jim Brown ------T T T 75TTIH J5 TTE S ~” and t^v>rre To*n«end. * * * Seng, ’’At (Iramlfiither's House*’ CAMELLIA JAPONICA Third Grade. • * * * Pong. "America’* ...___ School. Flag Salute ............ Sellout. KOELREUTERLA Cut Flowers •* * * GARDENIAS Too Late To ClaHsity WANTED—MAN unit car. Ii*ttt(s eiperlencp preferred bill not | neressai)'- Bawlrlgh's llpetiliut now. FAIi III MC. Cowboy OUTFIT Lariat l football RwlUr SKATES T h i s ruluiiul eight piece out-' fit Includes a t h i r l , v e st, chaps, hat and a‘ 98 They’ve ankle pads and rubber turning cushions! Bright finish! 'Adjustable (rasa 6 K f tn 11” . . s98’ Ready to use! This simulated leather ball will give long serf* tael ReinAale without unlacingl. T R E A S U R E C H E S T S J| G k TK 9 8 * Red UtiUty WAGON W ith 1 (T R o l l e r ~Bedrutg H fveehT~ An Ideal Christmas G iftl Plenty sturdy! With extra deep one piece 34 ^ * 116^ " body of bejvy gauge uteri. Large artillery type wb«l*', aod stroog undergear. Easy.for youngsters to stecrIJ Doll Carriage Holds a Mrs.C. R. Kirtley 41" N E D C C O O TE R Geldrn lik e Phone 3703 W r ite , Mrin- 25* ~\1*98 13" elrrl minis lure of lhal fern* out sir sliiul JU S T A R R IV E D MAN TAILORED 2 1 ” D oll I CHINA C LIPPE R 1 ‘ Roller bearing whorls, rubber tin* I S3*. 2 -9 8 This stn-ainlined fibre cert Ha* bright wire wheels, rubber lirrs, tin strap ami. reclining beck. Il feature* a movable hood with* windows! Modem* j.tk design on sidrs! COMPARE OUR PRICES ON T O Y S ! SUITS TI im f bNlli i f f mMp nf tmrtl flmleW nsnlrrltil mm4 i f f J w* i |h r ihlMR l**r A f un f V i < Mr >i i ll n Hift I n in e ! »f* rid TABLE SET nrir, >»!•»• II f«* #1. .# Sturdily Hull! I m U k tS 'rU m Easy fo Hide fo r Kiddies o f 2 fts 41 A oro-Tube Trike PROJECTOR A Ckmias Clfil The Yowell Co llriyh t 2 -i9 Redt ------------- — 16 mra. Keystone With ball bearing front wheel! Ol sturdy elrrl, with noo-eltf Yl project or with ndjwateUe dow He ten. Villi cord, lamp end »ww 100 h. empty spools 25 feet sell of noo-inflammable film is also included! PAUL’S MOVABLE ROOD 10th AnniverHary • ; sale r n B E DOM* rear elepa, adjustable spring seel and handlebar*. sU ay spoke wheels and lubber t l n v She Stands Up Atonal 12" Miss Charatlaff StyU sU y CARRIAGE Brassed l J .9 8 S irB B V kllaB d T i D M Up to I®* dolliee c s s ride iyrait* With rubfikf tir e s , wins w h eels-H V • beauty I Dltile Perri.h, John M. Alder men, B>*rriee, "Tbenkegtripg" Calvin Boh ranon. J u n l o i G*fkn. ■ong. • "Thanksgiving D a y * ----- R. N. NIPPER C ocktail Facial 50c f .9 8 Atlradively decorated I Oak table end two chairs. Tim * UT table is IB" h i g h are 21W* high, with IG^h" kuoi the floor. BLOUSES RITZ THEATRE BUpfDAr. ^ Tdephaaa 148 Mias Irene C antrill' Weds Jay Young PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA' ^ A beau tifu l b lo n d e dolly w i t h eUeptag 1.98 and.up. ggi.98 F ^ i to s 1 Year Olds i 0 .3 Red tier I trike with rubber p 4> ali, r e a r strpe, AdlisriihtR spring teal and handlebar*! Spend Less! Save M ore! Shop E l u\-mi p2 V r fi ' -’■ 'H | t j:E *r ■ 6 , 9 — : j2— �V % V Markets Christmas * . Up-to-lho mkrat* 1M 1 tech" nlque he* gtma Into playlaad ■rchltocturt, IrmniperUliee FEVEB and hinder* fu , and many "luxury loy*' have barn product! in law priea ranraa far tha flwt ttoo. arts Claus will need all bis 'Childran o f 1117 waat »*7» liar and maybe an early which will halp than tmltgta i—*o haul In tha toy pack grown-up acUrltlaa in every P°*‘ 9i will bd parcelled out to rtblc way, Ju,t aa children bars ■fsan efiOd^n this year.' dene aInca the day* of tha eara* wa far, say the Toy If ana - man,' aaya tha toy association. m n of the U. a. A.. Inc., 'T o svppty this want, thara are fiOOfiOO has been earmarked miniature steam cnrlnca with toys, a figure which hlU a boilers fired with electricity, mod­ em houaaa with glaaa walls, a real airplane* motor that takas aaeollas sod yet la small enough THESE to fit h tha palm, trellars, a dial telephone in a Ularltian modal— It’a dona with a ln t t i lad ■ tiew fun that ahoom pictures on RCHANTS the wall. The neutrality policy of tha United States la iwfUcted in tha I®ye- The 0 -man, tha anfbwer, the row boy end even cartoon celebrities bald the shays, with war rent the 1280,000.000 pack. For Ike one-year old, or leas, •FOR TRADING theia Is a streamlined rattle -with e mbber head' for safe thumping. New ABC blocks are tip-proof with groovtd surfaces. A new model 'drinking dell” eohff$ K S S ,5 !“ sumea the contents at her bottle Jnailn Shoe Store lying down, complete wardrobe* 117 Beat let ate Use last word In atyla for thla year’s "smarV doU. I t Bcrvlee Station k to n __. i Aa usual, there are toys which proud papa will buy with an tya JBrifgn, The Jeweler to his own amusement aa well as 108 Magnolia junior’s. Thera are electric trains X A C Liquor Store that do ihalr alia equtralant of *12 Sanford Ave. 100 miles an hour, with now Groc* r y . automatic signals and Blumbated *05 W. 3rd 81. rrosalng grades la add ti'thrills. CnJdwell Grocery The first mlnla|ure polarlacopc 1 ' M l W . F lrel Rl. will glee sc leqtIfk-minded young* elers a chance In teat light phe­ \ Campbell Feed Co. nomena. A micro-projector set \ *01 W. Flrnt St. ‘nctmluea illaaectlng naodloa and 1 . Celery .C. Printers ■IIdea. A new eclenca scope, us­ $ 115 8. Park Ave. ing tha principle of the project.• Edge wood Service Ing mlrroecope, magnifies mole S Benford A Geneva cular explosions In full color. by epersiins their own bank, which is chartered by the Michigan banking department Known aa tha Educational Cred­ it Union of Detroit, K is baileeed to be the only sfcddent bank In the United BUtas under sUte super rialorv The credit union pays 4 per eent Internet on deposits and charges student, fl per mat on loans mads far sdacatisoal pwpoaaa. Book* aa well as promlaaory iotas . are ac­ cepted as security. __ PERATING rOR L i m i t H IA M , BILL HXApe, TAP*, OARDa, B N vtL op ia, o w e i r o n ite . *TO, AUSTIN, Tests, NorAlbert Sidney surteeon, poetmaster general tn the cabinet of Presldrnt Woodrow Wilton, died here recently. He eta H Burleson withdrew from ptiblle life when his second term as postmaster general ended. tgASONS -ivmjtm - PHONE Printing Co. rTsiitA JSJtiSF X Fort A Harriaon '• 5 Arcade Bldg. £ Ray Fox Serv're J Perk A Pecond HI. jMefmann Elrrlrlr Co. 1 , 117 East 2nd 81. y Jo*»«>* end Rtenhenn I 204 East Issf St. I .. Kllxore -Kaed Cm— L Almost hidden by beautiful tropical fol­ io la a modest Forty Myers home built er fifty yams ago by tha world famous realise that they had a urwuu* in their midst. Today tha old EDISON HOME on McGregor Bird, la ono of Florida’* moat interesting show place* and visitors to tha charming city alwaya want to see where the grew lnvSmtor lived. It is said that the tacandesccnt lamp, the phonograph and the Edison’ storage battqry were all perfected ■ I € JB In the splendidly equipped laboratory ad­ joining the old Edison home. In jam e mysterious way the curio* Mollusk, XENOPHORA which Inhabits Florida watan, picks up piecea of she** othir hard materials and aecuraly securely ooeeor other menta them to the growing edge of its owa low conical ahell for protection. When ma­ ture, its surface is ao solidly covered with fragments, that it la extremely difficult to distinguish the strange creature frees its ehelly surrounding*, TURKEYS A CHICKENS ty o f fin e fa t p o u lt r y a t le w pc Country Cured '2 23-okcen» 19c CORN can* Me B. CORN no. l»Acn ?c NORTH MAX) PEAS no. I'A can 10c GISTS TOMATO CATSUP 14-oa hot. 10c MORTON'S SALT plain or Iodised 9c WHOLE APRICOTS no I cane 10c STANDARD TOMATOES 3 no 2 cane 20c 3-DIAMOND SLICED PINEAPPLE no 2 cn 15c LIBBY GARDEN PEAS no Wi can iSc RINDLESS BACON 800 W. First St. _ Klnard Furniture Co, V. W Hanford Avei E f Ledg<e Grocery U 115 Elm Ave. i Lodge and Hon ] *07 Eaat 2nd Ht. V Lee’s Grocery 7 501 Hanford Ave. Lnney Drug Co. Melsch Building , •Maffet Auto Service *20 No. Park Ave. MaUter Furniture I I 7 Magnolia Ave. MrReynolda Drugs Sanford A Geneva Nlek’a Grocery 1111 W. 13th St. Palmetto Grocery i 217 Palmetto Ave. Pinehumt Grocery 1920 Frrarh Ave. Randall Electric Co. * ' 112 Magnolia Ave. Re is Service Sta. 119 Ranford Ave. Rockey Tire Co. 113 So. Park Ave. Rllx Theater *01 Magnolia Center M Bwiford Bukk Co. * *10 Magnolia Sanford Electric Co. ‘ 108 Magnolia Ave. Sanford Feed Co. . *00 Sanford Ave. Sanford Flah Co. . 1. *17 Benford Ava. iHpafordFurniture Co. r- . Jf tQ feat lei 8L M M a t t i w i y Inc. 115 Magnolia Ave. Seminole Tire Shop 201 N. Pkrfc Ave. Slanley-Rogrm II. Co. W. W. Auto Part* '• *R0 Weal lei St. Wagner Furniture On. _ 500 Hanford Ave. PIG PORK CHOPS PIG PORK R O /S r BEEF ROAST lb VEAL RIB CHOPS ‘ VEAL LOIN S T iA * tiARGE* WEH4ERS*1 SUCED BEEF LIVER THEM Acockfio Pears Fresh Pork Should Fresh Pi* Sides moii n »r.i:r ROAST u>.: 2 For Snbw White Cauliflower lb. |0c Cranberries ^ b n iw itr ir l$ c - STEAK’ Ga. Yams IJb. 19c aw2|-ew- PIG HAMS BACKBONE PORK CHOPS raftrv nirw l STANDARD .VIENNA' SAUSAGE *3 cans. 19c CfiRtlflB> TOILET TBSUE 3 . rafc UOc FRUIT CAKES • one pound sis# ,A 26c PERSIAN DATES big 2-lb p k f : £ 25c MARKET DAY. RAISINS 2-lb pTg. He b20‘ RUTABAGAS new crop; l> 3c CAULIFLOWER Snpbafl, lb 10c EMPEROR GRAPES 2 lb* 15c Va. York Imperial BACON Turnips Dr Carrol* $ B » . | i C WIItTn OOII.INO 1.0. Bacon {)( Potatoes SS^T^HARD C^DY^UrVeW .( fc FOX RIVER MILK 3 tal cane SOUTHERN BISCUIT FLOUR 20 lbs 19c 67c CK-lYc PEAS, Navy Baans 4 fac Y LIMA, NORTHERN BEANS 4 be >S1CA SALMON tal can SCAL SALAD DRESSING pt tar X A BROWN SUGAR 2 I-fa etna dPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP 2 cane T DkL ’PICKLES 22-ox (ar 1 Lb. 10c 2lbs.25' FLQUR 69c SPARE RIBS PAN SAUSAGE HAMBURGER Smoked Sausage BEEF STEW IDAHO Baking Potatoes fa 3>Ac CRISP CARROTS 2 belts. 15c ICEBERG LETTUCE head 7'/,o ipr COCOA " 2-fa can r TOMATO JUICE 2 no I cane 24 LBS. SHAMROCK 8. R. t Apple Sauce 2 Cans WTO* Heal 4L b s. MarsjforaUpws 7« 4 k Wart, The Jeweler 5r - 402 Rant let St. & Wlatoldl Htodloa Arcade Bldg. g Yawafl Comoan y *04 Eaat let St. v»» r--w Soap 2 For g c »A K C r B L p* CHIP30 2V • • » H C \ , \ • \lH m ---------- - v - *V . * IU K M u t i n y . . —r-.:W U M B faK S flK N L B U rn n M il i m i ■» ■•.» b g.ysvk • \\ • • . 4 ■i\ •;/ ' .9^1 h i i — mrrTT ^ . , r |T- - ■ WJW^ i J • • • f a*. % ■ •A* * i • *V * m * , �• bu ~ - PARE rfVW T ift S M I D T m tA U K BAMMMBL „ Great tr. rw n e., : ty,‘ Florida, towlt I MOTION *P e f F J t a n ^ f , P t m l tevieom ad a e c o r d ln g t o le w . t h e .S IM ft nf w IM fi of ft 4 U l a. I w i T. Tier A. * u No. u n u l July t. i m . TAX *— » p r o p e r ty d a a n io o U thetein w ill „ A Of l»»U nf *'f HW*le N U TIC K !» HKRNBT All\ RJf, — M to i k e k le h e e t b id d e r a t v m x i b g tm ta s * 4 im m ayhi Rootlon 11 Towmlilp 19 Mouth. I H o ld s A ll D a y M e e t t e f i e - ■ I hand ana n i l Iklt . M ubdlvielon, T hnl W . T . C arvaU h o ld e r oil ib * ru u ri-tiu u e a iI.h u m , ilia itnnfo 10 Knot. , (be rath day o f November KIT N o l»* o f J u ly *. IvtT. T e x C e r t ific a t e Nd. *1*. ie e u id l l i i . i H nn du y Inthe m o n tli of Th# RIM0PIII* id of th# f»ld p. 1*. HKItNDO.S, r o v e r in g L a te T a x U m 'l Ibe T ib d a y at O c to b e r, A I> 1 |v.r r ,n |>oi. ISM . w h ich lx th e proiuriy fid** th* •ri-1 rsrtlftCl*irb _ of ____ cicruit Coin t A d d itio n ISM. b e d file d a c m e la m y a ttic* ft h . da y a t D e c e m b e r. 1ST;, Tha GetMTa Cardan Club mat at m h Im i n sob In lb* nnms of (amtaolr Couai> Florid* nnd b o o m aA * Xl l W m l l e e fu f u l lu lle d Hue 4th d a y n f N o e rm No t i l u f JU iy 4. u n . John H* Lmbilftulwt tha hem* #f Mr* 0. Ftynt Friday (■ K A L I ___________________ ta x d ea d tu ha ( m e e d th e rro u b e i. t u t . c n v e rln * l o t i ? L a a e'u A d d ltfnlrnF y*M rrmflrst# khMI l»# afternoon. Tha roll call « u ana lien. M e o n Ift a c t * i m i m c e * O i* r*|. O . |*. H KIIN H ON rvA##m#A •#coi*.ln* tn IntY. Ih# n o n cm o r m u or tax the* lo w in g d e m rlb a d Wa s h in g t o n , n « . » - do* b w m d by a flawar mmllonad ki . No 4*4 u f Aug T. I M l . C le r k o f tflrru lt C o u rt pmnrrty Asserih#*! »h* rein Srltl] Truck & Auto . C E H T i r ICATM a uf C ou n ty u f Bam r o e r r l n g L e i 11 Moiilli Manu f N am lnal* C o u n ty . V to iM n N hold to *h# Jiffl.Ml hldilwr' | fcf •» Important part In offnrt* tha Bible. Mr* J. V- Toole p » a P lo t leu , t a -w tll l a b e ce rO a n re w ith ih e p font. KRAU •t tbs •ftRti’ bouK:' itn.»r on th# Service vDloae o f C h a p te r l » m . A c t e o t N t l i t a t L a i t fL a m ■ d t i No t it at J u ly A H IT . Atrarioxa wOdUfg from papar aa “ Tha Holy Ti m at fir* i Mntirtmv In »**# mnMh uf. U T a n d u p on w r itte n re g u e e t o l ^nnrie t r A m i r ( t m ? f m m I *rr#*nh#r. lt»T. whi#r* I* 1h» ruerrltig l..i l« h Iik-u II tn a_ eel s pIan s H , f a w a e b l p Sv Hodicx—Spring*—Trailer* 1r«kt* to tha Bata.1* Chriitmac-"’ Tha haatau exhibited l. C 111IOC K 1 w ill Hirer fo r TAX IIKEtl Mouth, Itae T ie r I t . A. V. I l i t i l n ' i .A ddi­ (Ui tl MV l*f iWfTuhpr 191? Tba cabinet whldi ara m b a •hnba eulUbU far Chrielmaa m l * at pw hlle a u lr r y t o th e hl|th- tio n A A ce* a NOTICM IK IliaM.UY III VI A price >ciu can afford |I»|#A Ibis 41*1 twit n? Nownift* e t b id d e r f o r ranh a l tha C o u rt T h e e e e e n m e nt o f Ib * eon! That Ihi in11tuft IMil I holiltr No. 411 o f A ua I. I M L bit, 1*1t, Getor k Om conaarTattoa raerr- DecoratLne. Tboee present warn ello to pay u e e e n Ire n e # in a n n fn n l o n ik e p ro p e rty u n d e r I b * m ild r a n If I- Titk' I'ntlfImlt* Nn 1111. i«tnnil rnveiing t ^ l • llk trk IS. T ie r o. 1* nmiNn^N II. Men fo r d M l* leaned w e e In t b * a * m e ot ttiw Sid ilni nf AiiptHle A. |1 H tk . d a y o f D ecem b er H IT nt II Clsrb id Pirruli t*«url , ara sotrUvinx » o i do**— **ra. 0 . Mathlaos, Mm. VT. Q- o-aiaah a aUra. I'nhaowu. A . M.. ta x r e r t lflm t e e 1911* hn« lt)rd miiihi In tn) nf N<- SIT o f Aug. (. lit* , nf 8#mlnnl# Conniv. Florid* I M ilan ar apanlalr,—laI'n leo* m id e e r t t f lm t * a h u ll be ftrt* nnd hsu niiuU npfthrslloti (IRA U) covering Id le *. I. A • (Hock ***■ i , Vl KUb*«. * r a * FldN Smith, Mr*. h eld b y Ib e M u le lo a e ih e r w ith IU#tat animal* that hnv* been a ll o m it t e d an d eubeetiueni le v lrd redearned a c c e n t in g ta law. the fif»* n tn& tT»e%! In Iif iRhiicd * T ie r I K in ta rd rn ttflftti IV11n. e* me bend end nan) lb1* l'ln p e r ty d e a e rtb e d t h e r e in w ill tbFrwnia Kaid ***" r< D ,,kkok' “ " • J V- Tool*, M>*. 1 * 1 ee I n clu d in g t e i e e le rie d (ur fnlltiRlni; il«>»ct-llHP«i y e a r t i l l , o n th * ro lln w ln a Ibe lilh dny ef November HIT, be cold In th e h lg b e e l b id d e r nl in ArwK Itir W k t? ' k»ir « » ■ J. V Brown. Mr*. P. B- Dooley, dIbeaa e rtb ed la u d * in M m iinole th* co a r t-h n n e * ddear oor o*u n Ihe fitwtifrtj in 'IIip (N*untr of HrtnO. !• IIKItNIHlN. ;»• court-bouee the U. I> HKIINIHIN, •ua anythIny tart a ■Ittlln* rtora.M n. W Plynt, and Mr* 0. Plynt. C o u n ty , r l o r l d * . t u w ll: Hints bf Floiitl.i In-wit: Clerk of cirrult Court, I'd Nance> ,n tb* xeoath of MVi* nf HKU of HliU* No. a i l o f A u g . I. 1*11 Kruitunl* County. rSottdn.! 1‘crember. IBIT. whfah 1* th* Bd aadar tha proper condition*. Mr* Flore Smith ha* relumed It Your Signal I tlh day nf Ihrtnber 1SST. HFftinii H, T>*iril«iilp f 11 o a v u r la g L a in I X I t . a t a t i . OPAL) Tralrra* by spertemea practIcally|to «pct>d the winter here, after Hnnlh. lU iid 3b IvSmI. II P la . L a n d A C o l. C o e. , Add. Ib iled thle Sill day o f Hovem No matin- bow annr.y rnr.uclrtni SpviulN A Lai Of AtriNi. t * Ho B e n to n l. her. IMT. ft O T i r w o f b a l m u r t a b •UminaU* aataUntlonnl, unn«- .pendln* tha earomer In New York here trtert Tor your roujli, chrrt TI»f nnf(*m*nl of ih« note, you N o. I l l ot A u g . 1. I»II O P. H RflNDON. Time In ncr Kitchen t - r .H T i n t - A T K * cold, or branchial |rruntk.n. ) tu nan raaary kfflb>« o f gram and dean , nd tha New England iUtea. r o v o r la w t o t e I A I III k t . In necordenre with th* pmClerh nf cir*ull_ CJnnrS prufiprt > |iiii|fi Ihe m M r#rtlfl* ret relict now with Crvomulium. w it ImiipiI wm In tlf# IMKIB of T r. A . S au tard . elelone nf Chapter lit*!. A*4u ef ?» **• P»rt Mr* B. A. Howard and Mr* Bcnoua trouble may b? brtwmT and H. K WIIfou. 4BBALT ° ~ ’ W' N o. f t * o f A u u . a. m i A WAL-UADIO !• ISTT Bed upon written renueet uf ■* *?“ •Bf" “ mnd bl«** jOUdye Kendall .tU»d«J lb , .11 linlnns nnM, rsrtlflcMf nhltll bf you cannot afiord to take n t banco aavarlug Late I. 1 A N 1» fi II. II. TVIllllT I will after far ■ ew’ inru nvg"iT,lUH in nNlpinicil ocfRinllitii to 'low* th* with any remedy l.~*s i»tcr.l than . Would Make A * ( lo t X U lk. *, T r. Tl Manu *11 »perUmen aaad gun dog* day meeting of tha Home Demon* eel* nl public outcry In me higho ro p m v .dmitiMi drwriibrxi tbwi rofi*njr thffslti %lll Crromulxlcn, rhlelt pi.-n tlrht to fo rd . eel biiblrr far re eh at the Caarl mortvm o r A r r t t o A T i n Bat am goad retrierera thira1etratkn Club Tueeday. Practical Modern (iifl N o, III *1 A u g I. 11,1 lliiner entrance. In Mnnford nn III* _NOTtri: IM IINIIICBY niVKN. IbO SoIII (A |I|S )|,|hM| iilddrr st Ur* oral of the trnubln n i l altli m ouF# dr»si| tm Ibn maald M pr*ctk*lly no uniiHm [ Mr*. Paulin* Millar plana U c o v e r in g L o la I A 1 Ink. T T r. Idth dny of Deramher IP4T nl Thai \y. A. Mllchsll MMtr sf l b s ro u rt-h _ * « * « k first AfnHdlt) In IIvf (FinnIII- of turr to tooth* and Iteat tli.: Inflamed A J ta n fd tC p II nVInck A. II, Ib* certificate* tlaulaaaiaaa MUIng,’ * * P UrttryLac* Wadneaday for har home In |1i;, whir*. (hr tnucoui membranes grid to loosen W ile * * * m y h a n d nnd e r a ! thle held by Ih* Blate together with f ‘ IVIbs of Tr* CsrtiriFRls N«». |)*r* itilx i *nd expel tho revm-lad-n phlenn. In Cheerful Colont P^Darla, a aatad aportlng do* on.' F,. Laodardale. She waa called th e ( t l h d a y o r N u te m b a r I t * ; . ell nmllted and eubeonuenl levied flC. In «H lbs tlb *Imjt •( (Vis* llh CUV *Vf iNkrnniliFr. liaf Even U other tt medic* have felird, Ihtnl tInIra 4tli dny of Knvron tjlen Including Ik tee In lew fur »•«*. A. I> isn. tllh fltvxl SAIMR P I* l.’ KIINIHIN. * * « ♦ * "• ^ f* * * i f the A mer- here two weeks » f « by the serious Jtmt be digrxmrarcil, try CtcomnlC le rk Of c i r r u l t C ourt. the ye»r HIT. on Ih* fidluwiug In .mv n(Hr« ivmI |ii > nrm<l« » p- f»#F, IPIT |iM(R|^u fin R. In* ilrril to bs o »v iiHitxiuvr ***“ WOdllfa Inatltutc, which U Mlnraa and death of har alelat, S em ln n lg C ou n ty. H e r d * . Ilcecrlbnl lend* In MemlneU fawn (lon. Tour ttnu .L: Is uulhoaU d to i»Mh*rl lliFfuu Hu<(. CRttllicnla ... .— 4'Wtb «tf Vfrrkir-Cdtrc 1 (S I'.A I.) IT. Ploild*. tuwll: jrour money if-you arc lo t directing a ga«rral etmarrratkm Mr*. Alice Croeley. *«titsinrrs thb fulloif|u|* dFhciliird of !>mlnn!* iSiunly, riorl.U tvtund UK- m«•—*Mi -I No IT* of Aug' T. 1(11 thon.m n]y wtlliflctl w ttJi the L-ctie* •« H>| Cu,iNU Mtm* (HUAI.) ■ ""■ “ V . Mr and Mra. C W. Dealer of ■ T i m e r or * a i . i : tip t a x entering lot* t e T lllb It, • Ilit* Id* HI III* fit* tbtnlnccl from tbo very lira* ,l»f 1«I %Yl|!e < K N TIPIt-ATK U Tr A. Kaulnril .-In ehnottog-without - a rotnrv| p.Ulka chart Thumday hero with RADIO SERVICE TIlMt IMI I o f lent J>% lllk l> Kirriru of ai’ i-i i i atih \ run botlh.-. Creami,Lion Untie word—net InM.aevurdanre p lih Ibe pi*-; Nn tl* nt Aim t. III! fn f dog It aftan happeni that a Mra. >g It aftan DooUy. I > • xrritF fi In |1 II t ; I*»1RF T\% UKKtt twn. »brl It bill 113 livyjtcn !;t i|, happen* that a Un. X. B riMone-df Chapter lit)*. Art* of entering NwL lltk I Tt T. bport*man fall* to recover birda *1 i* IL Mtlrhvil * H ill u j NnTin: ih m:i;r.u\ oivr.N Aak for tt rUInlv, see thnt the nmiio "A*k Your NrlihborW. A Whitcomb of Orlando inel end upon written rr>|ue*t ul Hanford. •»f Ikn Igwwjr (Jrsnl. Tlmf J, llniiy l*rw imhlrr nf on the boltlu It Cn-oimitium. and phot down. Without tha aid of a made a buelneee trip to Geneva, IlitlllllM 4UH IIIINT I will offer Nn ll< nf Aug 1, IMI -tor, W. lBt. Phone 28 Tl»* niDfSkiriRfil of Hi# ran|«| The fVrilMrntn Nn A), i#»u«i' you’ll get the pruulne iimluc*. and f»i >*lo al pitblli* 'outcry to tuej rnverlntr Lite II A 14 fllk. 4. pood dag, It la o(U « ImpoaaibU <o laet week |*io|H»rtjr m wlrr llto wnM F n ritfi- Hi# Till *|f»F of fiftplM'f, A. tl I llio relief you want. (Ach.l lo n lo -.t huijrr fur raeh nl lb*' Tr. I, Maofnrd * ‘i* I f Iw t |M | | rs In | 1 i « i iiniiio of 1913 t , hut flint pnnivs In nif of 1 linn** entrunre In Menlord pick up crippled game. Then wa Nn 7*1 nf Auu t. 1ST* The Millenary aoelety met al Court t l,k ntiw n. flrr mnd bn* tii.iilr M|*t*llrRlli>r t be t ttli day ol , termIlieI . covering Icle 41 A IS lir.ee have tha Injured animal or bird the home of Mra. W. J. DavM oil to h*> U iilrR i FnM r R i f l f f m l * ulinlt t«r for n inn ilfid I>4; ul |l u'rlurk A M, In*1 Cnurl in l p t m i i l l t i o i i IUth 10 U*v, Him Hi#nor*. Hn*d rFr»(fl*,it« #m , ... 11r e-Olea beld lt> the fltnle dragging ItaeLf away to die a loud* Wadneaday. Nn 47* of Aug* *, 1ST* I * i *»|»«-11 > itcsscr lliwdl i h r i r l u ivilt l*i » * • # • » Ih# foiliMviiit: «t« offlbof l.g.lhii* with all omllled nnd rnierln-t lleg. Pit ft U A 11 death. aamatklng that every «»tlt l « |||F tlljltoB t ItUlilFF n| (irotiwrtw In Ih* (Snintt tif R#m Mlaa Lada PeUra and Mr* it. euo^i|tient leeled luxe* Inrludhie ft I! nl NW cot. nf HIVV-Hun IliF rnmt-tmufh iliHir on (tin Innlr, HtRlr I! !-<v. ri U ■( ft IV in:, ft V aportaman i**k* to ovoid.’",Nicholson of Daytona teach al. in*. • lev ml for lit* year let;, Mini lliiiittiii In. j ilira m o n th of Ihr fulluultig drarrlbrO litidi I* (t Mre. at. Tull I* It. (|. AB thle can m u lt in much ua. tended the funeral of Mr*. G. A- mi tirvsm ijsr* l i a i : w iilrli *r II if in Ouintiinle Cuiuity, Plunil* inNn :<* of Aim 1 1*11 fcth «ln> o f I h r i t u l i t i , IDS? I T i'n II I* ITII A T K M v. it! naedtaary daplatlan o f . game,'" N icholeon Saturday. ruler.nil l..i. « 1. *. *. a te. PittFil (liN Ilk *iui of Nioctii .Vo 1*11 nl A u g . I. 1 *1! Ills* c Tr. II. Mnnfurd polnu oat Davie. *]f a aportiman b *t. I l l ] Mr. AHan 6f <£**» Iallp, New r o i . r p g l e i X l^tu gw oiul Nn »l» nl Allg J. IVSI Tires—Batteries O V IIWHNIM8N -j—GLASS . MIRRORS . PAINTS racorafa all hi* game and bage tha York he* arrived «o apand the V o le t * of J u ly T. I»m m in in g MW u ink T Tr ► . ........ .........t.*tsnr'Tir“ rir* oil ^roiiri Mnpilnirl. •t e l l n g A ll K I * o f M tv*. N limit, than ha has taken only hie wbitar her* nf H**in|itnlii t'uiinl), FluiId:i On Ewy Pnymxnt Man ’ or t ilin g * A r e , A K o f l.nn* Nn « e c f - -Alio I. IMI IHIMI.I Dwfbl ahara. I f ha fallirto rccov ■ n oui, Ate. |Le.ee K l.o ti) •meting tr ; pi NH*i Itlk 7. P*r * i. T ie ii : « It to, Tr I* Uvnfmd ^ ar a daad tdrd br animal or aflewt AS 1.0W AS . NX of in ly T. 1*1* Nn. 17* t.f AUP *. IM! It Id gat away crippled to die ** * ..III,' foil I*. I.nil. Vloel imerinu h ‘ i of Vl:u lltk 7. NOTII-l! UF AI-PI.IC VTIteN Full IVIIneee inr b e n d and e<-n, |hl Tr I*. Mnnford tax ni:i:ti UUr, than th lalaf, ha haa really killed L E G A L N O TICE Nn It* of Aug 1. |«)| e . e , » ila> o f N ovi inh.i IVIT. NilTli-li IM l,'f!in;itv tlll'HN roorp than hla ahar* Such wait* routing N » ’ | lllk |, Tr IB. <» f* IfHIINTMiN Tli m Frit ti)i 11tiN-*11 .hold#* #*i MiTicu u r i * i .u o y ta x •entvrvl. C lerk o f Clrrull Cnull litw (Vilirirnts No IS Mnird daplaUa tha game ■apply.” DOWN c u in r iM T u No TI* nf Allg J IMI P vm innle C o u n li. Plor dn lit# Tth Mr of «Liil»*r. a ;» lit -ifpnrtlAnci wJUi ih* f»ro> Tha American Wildlife Institute c u e v iln g N i : n nf M i;i, A Mid. Im* Mi#d fsttto** lit my itffits «lnl«*tt*a uf i;itii(iter 1I2Ih. icld aI iM .'.t l.t SEE US K0II YOUR N 51 H 'nr MTV*, III). . Tr: * Phil ahnK losds o |t|s1lrrtIloti fur s M acaremed rat only wtlh the o n - 191? itml «i»u wrllftn ui II Henfnr|t M i n i n n r u t i , ti n e t a x •*» llltil to Its Ittuvil Ihtlpslll ______ ______ ___________ duct c<___ |ka fportenua, hat with all_ »IA Ull Y U:K I * SSI sffrr fur i r .iiT iK it a t i :* No TIT uf Aug T, HU HmUl i #t llfirpl* rmliini m IIif OAK, O il,, l.m m iC A T lO N LET US DMMONSTHA'KK i meting TV VI it n| M i'i. V nrmnleiirr «lth ilir pmf o ilo lY lim i)F * riit MMI t*til 1**1 t r ll' FRONT AXLE AND factor, that ralar Into Iha.con- & t M T f c ' S S r £ & ..r Chaplcr |«u« Acte nf lllk, 7. 'I*. In. Hniil.n.I Ihr rminly of HnntiMtl#, Hint# of ■Uan of a l l form* of Amaiioau lluu*e •tilramv In Hnnfuril un III* vleii.ni BRAKE WORK IST T mill npr -1 1 nri Iff V I, reuurel »( Nn. 17* nf Tug 1 ISM THE N E W ' Fio'hls. in ull Ulli far ef December lt d «a II M II. USii I.Thii I -v II *.ffei ffr rmrrin* \ it Hlk j Tr It. wildlife. Tha InitHul* ipnnvired o'tleek U Ih A of Ni;t« of NiV'„ A M. U* eerllftrelee ►ole al public tiulciy in the high. Hanford Hfl'lltitt 1*, Y o «!| n | | | | » £1 lb* flr»t cooperative wlldllfv re I,*kl by Ibe aintr Ii.yefber with e*l bidder fur cm.li V,1 sis Ilf Allg J inn ibe c-nuri Houi It# fluhrS' as i:*Kt iu emitle* a a* h Ii...|iiwi levied enlrm.ee In Mnufcrit on (lie •■mat ing t A 5 mi., i, eaarek, iaaa*gaumal and dcm»n all Arrr# * leeee laelu*lba lalra levied foi Ilnur* Ti », Miilui.l HIM dny ..f ITcceiubri i n ; nt It I t i v n*sss«ni#iil of tier p n lif 1 ■tration project aver attempted Ibe year ICI ar Ike follnvrlaa oVtnrk A. VJ ia« >>iilflrulr Nn Nn TJii f Aug I IMt Itmpsrir wr*dsi lit# ^ni»i ••nllfifee leak, la Aeialakte Cuun 171 uf Ann :. m i |„|,t i,v ||,, •martini NW i, inkt. t », IN YOUR OWN FIELD aad hatpa » upperl ntae reauxrrii deeer rntr |N»M#f,' hi Ihs iiettiis uf l!nII. n a n li. leell' !*tet»’ t, r* II,rr n tli nil ..milled Mnnfotd hnoHn PHONE .17 201 N. PARK uMti la aa many (late* *• pari »t N.. «!* ml July t l«tl JU it luli.nig.nl < • ■ . ie .1 l u x |.i,,,| Nn t!fl nf Aug i tstt Ftilttf tald isi tlfli nt* shall l»s AND WITH YOUR OW N DRIVER rwteilua Lai II pTmiblip f.-r th. m ir (P(7 un Itie- t.illotvthat program. Al lh**« nitaarrh cover.lie l-ele T. v * A to. Tel leva , * '» » ‘1 -..'itbcd ti. H ,1, in Meinlnole T I Cueblnp'e Addition lu unit* nnt only D data pertlneri to Na t*a ar *«* ' I. I»l> t out. I>■, l*lm de t, .nn Ot JfsIo H ruveilMU Let M riu k lie Tarth* eubjact dlitcvered, bo> prarj* i£ L l-L J T ie.lH fcr — ' '— ■ m v Lund s o d i » i | thl* i*i. n*u»ut#i i un.ni* — in,a hum vv. mi.i uII U ll* ft, Ih d;»> of Vttfsm1i#r HIT. Wilncea un I, aim lind Lull thl* - — ralrp*** fof ' imih Informallon af1 N* le t at A ub Ibe tllh d ir cf K!V*n.|>. ie*; t» v HRnsnoN. aoeellug Lat lie ^ U k lfl u p irt:n.vpo>r. o f tM lcuit i ' o ii M T ir r a p Clerh of clt.ult i 1, 411. s*mitjk*lt I'uuim. FlorlAa i. itp t w i l l m il* I '.iu n t ), p in t da. l HEAtn DEALERS IN F r a n k lin (R IbAla J Terr#C* OAK AND PINE I IREW00D No Wl Af IM ! Bo t h r n r n r t a * 1 je ilk I. F !R H r t -A < »: a h a b t u t i : i . m o T i i rcHTirtt-ATr* PLACE YOUll ORDER NOW (n n w e s In aecurdence xllU i, * nrc QUALITY AND SERVICE S IN E S S M A N * m B l « ( » ( w f . ' , Aue t „ 1M I FOR Jj^one of Cbepier Ilist Acte uf |r a L r i t r ( i x a i : u , i u t t ( r . l)V . :x. - V-. : U fV fr r r ? pesson al engraved •N JBSH eet 4\ A»e pdai Ser. PU^IIr oulCfjr |o tb# IibfhMt T *t! public IS T w ,. U II. M fn» rv.h : rS ■ .k nt .1 Utc &„ Cuuri c u r il GREETING CAKD8 iVlinee* pip hand and eeal Ihte hl.lit.r' Hone* .n linner In knafurd nn the Ihe Jllh dor o f November IVtT. Itlh H#v of D-cvttib.r |Sv; pt • JO, V. II rIIN DON, A-' U - i*» r#i liricatc* C le ib ' o f Circuit Conn, ** g’etoak bv Ih* turn* lug*U..-r wttli flrmluole County. Florid* k-IB • II oaalitnJ nag *nli.rMU>Nl l»vl#.l Office Equipment Co. IMl.ALT •**•• Including in*.* Irv’cg tor lb* >**r |(I7. nn tt.* r.ill-.nrintAT 114 Magnolia Are. AOTirpt n r M l f i d i r t a x 8E R V K D FRO M it*Mrlb*g Lag. In Pviilm.l* i*uuhiw m r ic tr r i 0 2;0 0 11:80 TO In .ercoiilVkao w lih the pro. • G eneva H om e C lu b Martin’s Garage General Repairing In Efforts To S m Wildlife J Martin’s Garage A Three Days’ Cough Danger YOUR WIFE BAUER S N O W ’ S PAINT & GLASS CO. QUALITY— DEI^NDABILITV $ 1.00 SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Pittsburgh Proof Products 4,Fog More'’ Power Sprayer ECONOMY WOOD YARD Sanford Machine Co. Inc., TELEPHONE 02 COLEMAN’S vleion* o f CtiMXrr O f f * A rlx el ISTT end u.win w rliien r r t n n l of A N N II: I.KH K cm ilKM TKIl I will o ffe r for Okie at publla nulerr tn 1 tile hlghrai bidder fo r m>k *1 Ih* ■ Courl llniiee an I ranee In Bastard on tb * M ill (a y or IJ in mbr ISTT at II n'rloek A U . tax eetin.-aio No. I 4T or July 1. T ile held by the B iel* together w ill, all omitted and eukeegaebt levied t*x e * Including tax** levied far Ib * rear HIT. eg the follow in g deaertbed load* In Seminole Conn- . T NO F fn u N - PERK’S CLUB C la u ifte d Advertisement* 5 a V * TOOK Welch repstrad kp Furnlehag apurtmeat— modern convenUmce*. Park * » in . Phone Ml. COdkTAIL BETS—ehnker, four I room garage apartmeat—good locallox—Adult* oiilr. Phone |)B^ *e aiH Usy at M*. IIUI ITI-J. 26—-HUcaUanraua For Bxt* || Fvrd Coupe l i f t —tourwhell Per cAia—Healer, coal ead wood bumep—Can be *o*n at How­ UBlIer | m -l* r * e e*aiHs*lter with b iskuSt Dodge truck, Ural ard L oo**- Used Car Special 936 Chevrolet Coach............. Proctor Chevrolet Co. MA Ford Neighborhood Service Stutionn CORNER 2ND AND PARK PHONE 377 D U N N * S e cre t L A N E Y ’ S DRUG STORE G (7LF C o m p ,e te L u n c h S C O T T ’S A N Hoinc-Uoohed Men] $465.(10 AL80 AT A BARGAIN 1985 FORD COACH 1H5 DELUXE CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN 25 CARS AND TRUCKS AT BARGAIN PRICES 0 Try a Delicious We are happy to announce the addition to our stuff of Mr. Carl­ ton Mercer wlm is a factory trained lubrication expert. SERVICE STATION Select your food froni .1 Hal nf cU-ltrlouH nandwIcheK anil home cooked-|m.slricH, . , Met-l your frienda at Idiiiry’H. WE KILL A L L I’ H KKCIUITIONS — PHONE >03 O p W U FANG AND FAG AN M A i/E G O N E T H R O U G H TH AT SECRET DOOR. I ’M G O I N G T O F O L L O W TH EM — T H A T M U ST BE I T H E W A V T H E Y B R IN G . L in t h e i r n a r c o t i c s / A T U N N E L . / IT M U S T LEAD THROUGH TO T H E O T H E R S ID E O F THE ALLEV. I ’L L G E T T H E O O P E O N THEM N O W O R MV N A M E I S N 'T D A N DUNN / YOU S E C , MR FAG AN . W E 'R E N O W IN A M O U S E A C R O S S T H E A .LL.E Y F R O M M IN E — C O M E , I W IL L S H O W V O U T H E W A V U P S T A IR S . A N D T H E A t-L E V E N T R A N C E . I 'D B E T T E R G E T B A C K NOW B E F O R E THEY D IS C O V E R M E / CONE, \ T H I S IS M R. F A G A N , 1GREAT W U FANG — TE LL HE, ( A N ' V O U SAV C O U L D VOU iO E V I S E SU C H | a n o t h e r | A C U N N IN G i PLACE ? / U**d Quaker ClreeleUnX liealer, Srott ^'errawer, Ike W »n lt4 _______ i t t T M BOok.^Annle Was WU- We have a aoaipAeto line al all how lag. raeoUae aad ataelrt* Um m , III * . IFk. S L ______ best*re. Oat oar pH—* betofw you Job ' i| cook or nureo. Millie b u y . UcullCuryawsr, .Ige MU, M l Hlekory At*-_____ WARM UP with oil, wood' or H ;H M liii»ow ■ 1 gasolene heeler* at popular YoeTe Mod ill (he text, bow' prices. Firs pise* areeeaoriestry tb* beet. Clip Shoe Shop,' Hill ilanhvare Co. H I Buford ^ATcpge._________ 8 (MIXON COFFEE Dm, gatemalic boat control, for fra. ThBifloeet looking, tonieel !*•• tax bbIbI ishd mo luubuv don* 110.00 i : : s Watt Elratrie Light arjth SortBd * OeVp Qw IUt Flout, llto.oo abort * Comp, Dafrolsgt*. SU nlerlVuF* . G*yd- Load it pad. * » n Ox, __ __________ f f w f W ] R e n t or Sale! BANKS. Complete W FtWhUbad"roam. PriV*l#~raL«. far ChrUtma. g ifu Mon nwiy. apply m e eta* IBS other ap’ Avo. Fboav ltl-1. gift*, llfll Hardware ibAUBi p r a W r ew mV * alsctrk motor * with bam am( ewltrbhoi—>" ^ lO cyrlee. ttO volU. Price L C. A. Haina* at Herald. 30— H»rara for Sal*. Modem Ptbobi h*Bl**~4 (arm*. F. O. Box 4U. A m l uft Unt at <w* aad *oc- torated N il, I1 W h*U par caul in Ua BM41I *4 ClxsUkg, CbbbbtoIbb olesbol rraiitrad la bo load la [In* aad M lt h f It* m rtw fad* ha* boon drarpod hr U 11aid wa** 1811 Co. (ba Carman Alaobal Mom fky, A 1 former dacrw plwvtdod (hat at) motor fuel* abtald coatain at barf htratobod bodrooaic 10 par e*ut don**Ucally >TBdg**( OH BAY WU f a n g / W HAT I * IT, M R . FAGAN 7 l VEH, T H A T * V O U ASK , A M I T H ' ID E A I A F R A ID MV P H O N E W IL L I S U P P O S I N ' T H E Y D ID BE T A P P E D !. T A P IT E H 7 W H E R E ’D T H IB S M U G G L IN G B U S IN E S S B E ? M V F R IE N D , N O T E V E N TH E PH O N E COM PANY K N O W S T H I S P H O N E '* L O C A T IO N — A N D T H E W I R E * T O IT ARE E N C A S E D IN A S T E E L P IP E — 1 H A V E T H O U G H T —v O F E V K R V T M I N d / f M e a n w h il e IN T H E BASEM ENT N E Y T OOOR, D A N DUNN IN T H E G U IS E O F AN OLD M AN AND C H A R L IE CON LEE S IT L IS T E N IN G IN W IT H T H E LATEST W U FANG I * T A L K IN G A O A IN , M R. D U N N . OCT C V E R V W ORD DOWN, . CHARUC/ "v-----------r RH O N E T A P P IN G D E V IC E . AV/-Ia -klL lu ___ __ 4 »» �X xv A. A 'tT.*? tens six m ietllement Of lew Smyrna Is Revealed By APi banfotto h e r x l d , s a n f o is , Winter Park Boy Dies By Acddenl W h ile H u n tin g NO MORE FIGHTING FOR THEBE CHINESE Ur. ATHin'\v I i,Mil nil, n mrai'rr ( ■ 'W ^ mE In l lir h in tn ry uf M ..T f : ' . ’A H ls J iggra ,,p-. <v y ^-,1 11r *t i ,: j FI ^ ^ _____ V ..p v ’ Tumhull nailrtl In lli«* M*vl|-, . ' terragran and, on pa.vim nt of I'.iO ' e J w ''M H * % 0 pounds i" •’>' V I | ( M B Mndcn, nblalnnl prrmlrnlon .. ^ convey n number o f Oreck fam* ““ ^ ^ * flies to Florida. On hi* westward! Linked together with a strwif rope, a group of Chines# prisoner*, captured Mar Shanghai, la j Toyigw ho alopped at Mlnnrra and. led to the rear of tfio fighting ton* by Japan*** fuarda. Nipponese soldier*, now In poa*ea«lnn of all .other lalanda, wher# ho recruiter. ■ a to ta l o r |,r,ll() fi. r - nn*. He promivil In lniiir|inrl Hum t» Florida free of * »|u-n,i , Mippty week Prod wa* reduced lo m vcii , f g > A a |iilt » ir W i n n P r them Willi 111uvl*11111v imd clidldiu: g<iuarta rtf com weekly for whi'g v r ln H r f and at IIn- , rut of Ihri *■ year* potMtoa, It n guarta for N e g rj.V Sanford 25 To grant 80 orri"* uf land ihi* hnul .o f rath family ru'd nn nddiliumd and three and a half quarts for the sick. * I Centlnweg Fnn Reas One Hfi arrr-« to outti chiltl. If, ut Hu* Any rttmplainlng or allcK*!d threalencd to aeor*. Th« Hal end uf rlx ni'inllii, Hiuv weir* di*‘ Lcaab aatiefled, Tumi nil au'ir t-d I*, ri- shirking nf duty brought tho lash, Uno was slopping turn them lo tiit-ir t rinlmit lu'uu"*. Wielded usually by Negroes. Many tricky attacks and the Hal died nf brutal beatings, others guards wore surprising even With lilk'h hnpeit nrid thixf IinoH p r o m ln -a , I ho Im m ik -rn fiN I t n V t d |‘* 1r*lu-d rd i » | " L u r r |• after beir.t Lockett, the lo-eeturg ‘ coach, alripptd und Usd, overnight lo the fact that a glva-awa/ a itoriny pavvak’ r* of Hie AllniiUo. left, \ They railed their eelilenient New Smyrna. In time all the »el. Hera kerame known a* Mhorcnn* For three yearn all went well. There waa m nr rnmplalnt over the quality and email anmiinl of clothing given thrm, but lb** rnlonlata lookiul to |he lime when the land would lu* ihrlr own They ralaed great utnrc* of privi*luna, and turned llirlr attention !*• of lb* Winter Park filch Behoof, were enrouto it Lake Harney where they planned a hooting expedition over the holiday, and had-' atopped - to make a tem­ porary camp when the accident Pulling Rifle From Car By Barrel Is Disastrous For Boy Britain’s Desire For Colonists In Flori-1 da Promoted Plan o f I h r (I n i n i n ' , . •.1,11. 11. , ' *in-.* i v -' ^ ™ > A T ; N0Y1MBKR t f, IMT tomb* •hrlr offspring, only 800 remained nlive In tho summer of 1770 avine TnglHhinen frt»m “St. Auguatlno dropped in on New Smyrna while ■>n an exeuralon along tho coa»‘They were aitonlahed hy what they »nw. One of them questioned it lH>y, then -remarked to his com* pnnion* that if theao people.knew 'heir light* Ihcy would NOT mil fur under auih *lavery. The boy told hi* mother, who fiumitiomd n couim-I of Irionda during Hie night They derkltn upon u ruurae of ac'lon. Thtcu oi Uu.ni «p*keil pcnnlulon lo gq ^a_R the center, would unknowingly shift In thu direction the play was to go and both Hanford guards would shift over In that direction and tho pin) wua easily broken up. When tho arrond period opened,' Hanferd'i long point lead was not held long for on the second play, Riddell passed to KFnny Mathew* who waa on the 40 yard lino and Jacket end went over to bring Ihc score up to 12 and 7 In favor of l^eaburg na Andreu'* knkeil wa* no gnml. Ixwaburg gained p«*ae*a|rn nf the ball again but wa* .furred .1" punt ami Sanford took tkg ball on The flirt tragedy In Bcmlnok County during tho current hunt" tng occurred late Wednceday n-nr lake Harney and Jutt eaat of Geneva when an accidentally dlathsr/ed bullet from a 32 rifle pierced the Heart of Albert Welle uf Wlnler Park. The Sheriff* Office rvpnrted today thnt the Id-year old youth died a few minute* after the ahot en'rrcd hi* body while hla companion, llyrnn (Intndre al*Q of Winter Park, waa administer* ing first aid. The fatal arrldrnl occurred when young Wella pulled the loaded .23 repeating rifle front,] the car barrel flrat and caught the trigger on a project ion-dis­ charging the gun. Seminole County law enforce* ment officer* Investigated and termed It an accidental drsth. A coroner* Jury waa summoned lo view the body and an official yerdlel will he made today. Tho two boys, both' members m rnl, Hanford madn Inn flrat downs to right hy i^eehurg. T U B LIN KUI’ B Sanford Poe. Leeaburs Walts LB lle rlq n l llnwell LT .* Mctmmi4 V n in i 1/ 1 llan fd rt Oanaa U Burkm who wgi Appointed chairman of Its,key IUI Bn* Hell tho publicity committee. Humility RT dagger* At <he aiggeatlon o f Mr. Fagg,' rolliorl ItB (c> Matthew* the ptiaac# c f the work In Stmlno!e| Lawson (e| |,M Andrew County will be handlcd-by n vrr.il. Forgurttm I II!- . Rountree . ,'cbptmrBcca. The committees and' r.tolnnft F || kUr( f'rh n lrm cn named at the meeting Morgan Qll (Inlrjtrn were; Kslrnniun, Juliu* Dingfrl* Scoring tnnrhdnwnu; ftsnfnpl, Ijrwvnn, Put Eitnun; l.eeahnrg. tier; Publicity, Rev. Martin lirant; Finunee, Maxwell Stewart; tlon'l Iloilnlrre 3. If- Mgllliowg. Unl'len trlhetlonafolher than cn»h) Mra Point* gflor touchdown: Hanford, L. M- Cormae, Mra. F S. McCeirl Forguaon 1 (plarpm enll; l/reol**y und Mi* Rladyo Krndall; bing. Andreu Idrnp kirk), Reporting neetly children. Mi *, Kulhitttulloo*: Hertford, odharn (■lady* Kendall; Securing Heme* for llowoll, June* for Rnmbley; l.ecvhurg, Htndoru fur Rngllnh. fnr Children, Dr. II. D. Brownlee; M illhcwc fur Iterlm g, J*»oe* for end Special Oceaaionir, J. II Van Hoy. Jnegcro, (Jtiul'll for tt'MIilrer, | The chairman o f the SponaorHondo# fnr KnRliah, (louletl for Ing Committee, Randall Chase (tiildeil. ! presided over the meeting. Tho f * « n ffii OtfUITfd, Funeral Mnrlem were held In the St. James Catholic Church In Orlando thle morning at ll;00 o’clock. n o t i c m o r BALM o r T A X t R M n e i i '* T i : > In n r c o iiia n c p tvilli the p ro Vlelune o f C h n p le r 1 0 * 4 . A r te o f H IT Vlot o|*oit t v r lllr u T ru u ret o f I I A L IV H IIIT I H ill o f f e r l o r nolo ut p u b lic t,u trr* In II*** h ln h o e i h lg g e r fu r rn eh nl th e C o u rt H o u se en tra in *■ In P nnliiril nn llic I tlh . tiny uf lle r r m h e r 1*31 HI II o 'r lo g h A. II . la t r e r l flr a le v h e lg l»y t lie H lnle Ittg rlh er H llh n il n n illlr il nrul ni,l*«e.|,i-*ii| lev'erl lo n e r I n e ly g ln o l u t e , la vleg fo r •h e > ru r l»IS . Of, Hie Inlltiw |i« g e n crlh e g langn In H eoiluttle C o u n ­ t y . trlo rlg n , l o l r l t : 3 1 4 6 t h . o f No 434 R ole o f A u o . I lh . Ill* r i x e r i n o l*ota 1 A I niorh II T i r t ■' l£ i f f a ata oT A o * I * t i l l c o v e r i n g E I I ft . o f l e t S Blooat » . N o o v a o A id l t l o n . No 3 t t k o la o f A u g . TIN. I t l l o o v e v in o leak - S t il oa k t T l o r 1 a a a r o n t. N o. » I » N olo o f A u g .' I l k . f H i t e o v o r lu g L o t t I - I A i f l l lo r k a r i » v » H a n ford % N o, *11 flola o f A u g . I th . 1*1* r o v o r l g g A ll J M e e k o |. 4, L I I , I* . I I * 11 M e llo n v illa No. I t * Rata o f A n g . le t. t * ll m v a flg g A n U n d iv id e d t| In io rra t fa A ll D look 1 T i e r T. R o n fo r g . Nn. t i l B ole o f A u g . I * t . 1*11 r o v e r in g A n U n d iv id ed It In te rv a l tn A ll n i o r k f T>or t . R onfltyg. N o. IT *7 R o t . o f J a l r l a d 1*1* c o v e r i n g A lt o r fort 4 R e rtlo n » T o w o o h lp I * H oulh. R n n g o I* C oot. No. 1111 P o lo o f f a i r l o g . 1*11 c o v e r in g U l l l A I l l lo r k f M a y fa ir. N o. I l l * a o lo o f J u ly In d . _ II-THh or No. I l l * Halo or h i/ l« i t i l t n n r i a r L ota T A l i i n o c k a M a yfa ir. I - I o f N o. I I * S o lo o r J a ly t lh . t e n r n r a r ln a I .o t t Kurt M e llo n . H it o f No. l e t * Rato or A n * , t lh . IM S r o e . r i n g N ft or N1VH or MWtt Hrrt'on i Township f t H a u ls, Ita n g o JO Kool. la th t.r No. l i l t Hole o f J u lr t i l l 1*11 e o .a H n g L o t I lllo r k 1 M at lo ir i-t r N o n r n o io o r A u g . lo t. l i l t c o v e r in g N 'l o f L ot 1 l l lo r k II T ie r a. No g ia n t • N o. m t Halo a t A n g la t. d W r e v e r in g B » » lilt eh. W A • rh . g c f N R C or. Ilun I t 4 11 rh n a t n r i e i K I ' t eh. It I t Itaoreoa H l i l t eh. tV. T I* rh. S H i t eh to he* dee. t Top. I« A It. It Ko*L No. t i t Re la o f A n g. t lh . I t * * r n r e r l n g toil II B l - « h K. t la r n a i A 0 4 t o M a rk n om f o r k l l e lo h le . No f i t R ale o f A nn. I r t t a i l r o v e r 'n g fo il I ft lo c k t T ie r T H anforg. no t i t n o lo o f A n n am . I t l t c o v e r in g to il I t t e lg e Woent |t|) r o v n e a g -L o i a t . 4. » . Kan- forg. Il-44lh. «.f No. 131 Rale of ft y. iirnNHoN. C le r k o f C l r e u l l C n u e t , S e m in o le C o u n ty , T l o r l g e . IM A M Wc Have Plenty Of FANCY APPLES fo r aalo MORRIS SPENCER Old B aprtM Office Formerly Occupied By Brie# A Johnoon RADIOS MAGNOLIA PHARMACY SANFORD'S NEWEST DRUG STORE te re e e teg A Magwollg A ~ ... .. . ™ ■ v ^ k » | _ 1 i W WE DELIVER TELEPHONE 263 For Your a Ilruxa. CoaaieUea, Patent Medicines, Preocrlptlona, Ifooplial Supplies, tie. J W a £ l l y I • I I I I * 1 I I MAGNOLIA PHARMACY " 1 1 J W orrit Se tn cld tt,* *'■ P r o p r i e t o r .. Keglalered P m ig le l Dnlvrr.lty of Kadette C rod n a to JO tTUBE Itself! I/oc*l ft Foreign Reception , 0 ,thls ch— n fo o d with th• deliciously mild Cheddar flavor BEDROOM HET8 Payment And Monthly T em * K tu ll o f the pn .vl„c«.'llo;prord u ed 'Ifonifc ■ Tho envoy, returned. There fo1' ' f CREDIT IS G O O D HERE bM .OUAHANTEtD G o o d r ic h TIRES'BATTERIES I $100 1 DOWN I WEEKLY * — NO* REP TAPE N O DELAYS QUICK SERVICE ier. There they nrganlxed a column. The women, children and nld men were plat ed in ihe center Younger men, aim ed with wooden apeara, took tdurra -In front and tn the rear. Then, like the children of K gypl, *hey alarteil a match ■ him trh ihe wilderness. Tiirnlmll waa Infottncd 'anil rode furlmtaly a fle r the iMnd- lie made every e ffr it to induce Ihrm to re* turn, but they marched on. On lha HTOP LOOK ft LI8TEN lo t McKEE AUTO _______ HANFORD1 H E Y K IM M m LOOK! F R E E ^ n ** took* r a w* look ne w »»• YOU ^ wetti # » **«-. RMMron'.^' Homa i i l a i ' / t e i S ? ; Th'ta "pe'rM w iT w '- f" ^ ih 'k aumbe’, ; ^ 4 ^ h ilT d l^ o r t* ^ "o M ^ H o m ^ ta-tV .' one Ilk# ollk ml ■m l a l oar ftnundtrec who went through the ftitlre Sanford trum for a 70 yard touchdown run and placed l.eea* hutg In a good lead. Andreu drnpklckcd the extra point. Iittnehurg again gained prraea glen of the hall and another long paxa placed I ho ball on Hanford's one yard line and Jimmy (Inldeh took It oenr fnr hla flrat touchdown In hla four year* of toolhall with the Yellow Jacket#. 1 The Fed* made their final 1 ororn when Porgiiaon pa*an<t In Fam Wall* whn placed the boll •n »cnrlng position «nd Forgu­ aon plunged over renter for tho lolly end giro kfeked lb* extra point. Hanford nulgalned l^rabnrg In orrimmagn and alio gained more yardage In the n***'n( depart nAultnhI^^r nf, .l chTd^en^U — r-l— 'I* ■*— — - • IT lSNtl) TtWl *I*ATE TO SET OUT t ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS nt: iiavit a nkw bi' pplv ELECTRIC TU N IN G or LARKSPUR— DELPHINIUM—CALENDULAS CORNFLOWERS- PANSIES— ETC. MRS. HERBERT RUSSELL r.n v u k . p iio ik aai-J TEXAS ROSE BUSHES 25c EACH HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO 'IOIALBIII “ Burpee’* Seed* Grow" 100 W, FIRST HT. PH0N1 wuok paw*- m IM Joke. CourteouN A Efficient HERVICE l»t ft French—TeL till ENGLISH’S Gulf Station third day they reached til- Augua tin*. Meantime there had been i change of Governor*. Rovernor (Irani, auapecled of having been in leagua with Turnbull, waa super retied by Roovernar Tokyo. The latter ordered provision* served lo (he strange group that had march* ed out of New Smyrna, F IR E W O R K S Effective November 18th I am •losing my store, and will make de­ liveries from our warehouse by truck.*This will enable me to better serve you and give you my, personal attention. Your patronage is great­ ly appreciatedf I assure you. SANFORD AHCO FEED STORE SALU TES Hill'HdW;-Gpv wav a aecret meeting |n the .b ; , Hoar, am l^hm ^y.nlk l ^ for work , n k, rnnHtlr.n,| the eluded. I. aafflclenl taallmony to| M-nce of Turnbull al ihe bqm* of ! j " L V ? nou. ^foe K ^ I UMP’*1' f f l1*1* ‘ IkPtr In; SftdWtlo 'ho aipalt rare and attention ISo •heir leader a man named *’-Ulo-, Mj-rga- * * * * * * t f P « " « F . ^ d ' n g to M.Wn Ream, children raceive. AH LOW AH $100 .h t ^ ^ u n FACE THE FUTURl WITH CONFIDENCE Tk«r« I* • GULF LIFE Mar yoiftfbmcy •fim aynyVdU* M O O d «11K—O n ly LOW DOWN H. B. iitcCALL, JR. . PAYMENT BABY TERMS AAillions prefer this ^flavor that is differant" • It’s a skillful croa* batwvxfl ■ARQAIN CATALOG w ■ ■ Taquaneyalllu own! Mirwcia Whip la totally differed from * ] otipr d raaahi p unnihiT , flu<aax.owrfo laoa lev * V a n . C .a r . TODAVtJ I A » n io r k k M o v fo lr . N o. *T » d a l* o f A n r I” I l l * c o v e r in g R »w . N *! C oe o r L I i ttloek 4 H un N R a lo n g re. lin o o4 B lo c k J iw I k * * M on roe. W in . g l t n g L a k e In •hr e * e » o a l o - N. O* tv. » n # n / R lo r k R | W •* M W O n r. o f l i o l I I D |e M g . klvtlnnvH l* W l 'v e e haoA an d o ra l IM o Ike I t lh g a y o f K o v o n th e r T. J. Dnudoot Sanford AUuUe .•e- iv1 rTT> 1 �-rr-*n--------- r " r r ---------------- ----— ’ ■• r. '■! 1 Seminole County Produces Mure Fruit And Vexetable* Thin An? Similar Area In America Baafonl Is Tbs Only Central, J U m Mi Cttjr Affortin* Ball, Highway And Water TransporUtioo VOLUME XXIX Member Associated Press t ____ _________ ' U.S. Protests Over Customs Aim Of Japan SANFORD. FLORIDA, BATPltDAV. NOVEMBER 27. IM7 ATTACK STALK BEFORE A TAX TALK i -- l ■■ « Concern Is Expressed Over Japanese Int e r f e re nee With " Shanghai Customs ttrmTim!*. County ■*' Prw** f t ^ Japan*** authorities in Shanghai Intended taking over the Chinese cumtomi organisation. Similar action lisa taken by other world power*, including Great Britain. Britain, tho United Stale* and othnr foreign power* aro Interested In the (Thhtnie ru«loma becau»o the** revenue* are largely pledged for tho payment o f foreign loan*. Since conquering the Shanghai area the Japanrta have greatly Increased their power In the cuelom* and have taken control of *11 , Chlne»e communication* facilities _lheru— » *■ - — - r A spokesman for the Japanra* at Shanghai declared hi* govern­ ment considered it had a clear right to take over all authority and agencies o f the Chines* govern9*n t is the Hhanghal region and Is Top Set For Farm Measure . Attack stall! b^fore'V fax talk was the policy of these two mem­ bers of the House Ways and mean* committee in Washington who refreshed thrmselvrs by disposing of a bunch of grapes before a ***• rlnn on finance. Itrp. Fred M. Vinson (left) gets his last drop, white Chairman It. I - Itnughton gels a seed. Figures Disclose Farmers Warned Florida Grows Asj Against Evils Of Industrial State Wage-Hour Bill Retail And Whole­ Milk Dealer Insists sale StoroH L e a d Bill Places Burden In Furnishing Jobs On Small Farmers T A L L A H A H H E E . Nnv. SI.— W ) — Statist!™ rrlrsurd by lb* Slut*unemployment compensation dlvision show tliul Florida h-i. takrn her place in the Sister­ hood of Industrial Stales, nerordIn* to an announeement by Wen­ dell C Heaton, chairman nf tb* - t e f i u g . l u " “ u Florida Industrial comm lesion. “ While these statist Vs are no*, Japanese legions continued their ^ J r lv e toward . Nanking, Chtnn*a complel* and only include report* evacuated capital. In the Spanish we have received up to Nov. I." "they definitely civil war tha government reported Heaton said, minor victories for it* bombing show the trend of Industry in planes blasted at communication* the State." “ As in mo»t other State*, between Madrid and government j wholesale and retail stores h nil territory to tho east. all other industries in Ihs num­ ber of worker*,, and the um mot of eontributions, but pushli.^ this classification closely for the trad is manufacturing. Hr port* receive.I from employers ‘.Lrougllout IliP State show a large end varied assortment of manufac­ TALLAHASSEE." Nov. 28• (Special)— W. M. Taylor, Florida turing unit* of which the public as a whole is in complete ignor­ hotel commissioner, today predicted that more than 2.250,000 winter ance. Leading In the following visitors wil come to tha State this ordee are railroads, eltru* in­ year to aurpaia previous records dustry; lumber, r.nw mills, and o f vacation travel to the winter allied Industries; rmilrartnra; and hotels and restaurant*, playground o f the nation. "O ur statistics also show that Taylor, who hat Just completed a lour o f the atat* In the interest seasonal employment is another o f preparing hotela, apartment*, fallacy," Heaton rontinurd, “ tak­ lodging houses, cafes and restau­ ing the Sla'e as a whole employ­ rant* for tho winter lend* In accor­ ment reaches jla prak in Janu­ dance with hotel commission rules ary and it* lowest level in July, sf\d he found evidences o f an in­ but the difference in these twn h eres **d tourist influx In every months Is neglilde when we con­ sider Ihe State a* a whole. 4p*ct|on. "These figure* include only “ Florida's commercial hosts— who have right M d hy that 1 mean the operator!, 2Jttifl employers - of hotels, apartments, restaurant*' " r workers and represent a and other aimllar facilities—aro total pay roll nf over ttlfl.OOO,more than oven in the spirit uf OUa pawl to 16Q,00U workers In covered by the welcoming our winter time resi­ employment dents" he paid- "This year, as Slate unemployment compensa­ never before, hotel commission tion law for the flrat nine months records show that there has been of -this year," Heaton concluded. Over Two Million Tourists Expected Here This Winter every effort made to give every sedation and comfort to 8 Persons Arraigned frienda of ours from the Before Judge Miller north who coma down here to •pond from two or three days to Eight person* were arraigned aa many month*." before City Judge Frank I* A check of railroad, and tus Millrr in a session of the Munici­ companies, aa wall at agsneiea for pal' Court yesterday afternoon to othar means of travel, Commlae. be tried nn rhargea ranging from toner Taylor conltaued, displays disorderly conduct to leaving The new attractions on every band fm scene* of an accident. the whiter visitor to Florida. Joe O'Connor, charged with Thee*, he raid, take the form notj leaving tha scene of an accident only o f Increased foe intie* upon and reck Iraa driving, pleaded arrival, but attractive rat** and guilty and was sentenced to Methods of travelpay a fine of 110 or serve 20 "Oar hotel commission records days in *h* City Jail. their", he continued, "that the Sam Haines, negro, Mary El­ hotel and apartment business has len Haniry. and Rosa Lee Alex­ kapt apace with ether line* of bas­ ander, arraigned on rharfe* of in preparing far the herds cf disorderly conduct were dismissed, Herman Davis and Jamaa Gain**, far this yser, charged with Improper parking penults hare were also dismissed when they apartment*, lodging pleaded ne( guilty to the charges. ______restaurant* and cafe* over Annie Una Davis and Samuel the *ul*. This is mate than 2.000 Davis, negroes, charged with dis­ Mart than have been loaned at any orderly con%tct, pleaded guilty ether similar period previously" and were given fine* of M each. - Taylor maintain* a ferae of br ipectnra who, covering the entire LAHJA1* W h A lH E K stain. ■■•orris* the eperatlen of ; ronvlrlu. *• s -: Mason Asks Help Of Huntsmen In C hecking Birds Tax C olleclion Is Up This Year l-Over Last Y ear „f’ JinkinH Reports - Incrensc Of Over 10 J Warren Odham Hits Truck Without Lights M " | • : T m* Sound Financial Ad­ ministration Is Said To Need A Balance Bevenleen esses fr»m this county repi-rwi-nllitg sentence* ranging t»a lilgll as IS year* or llfo Imprisonment with ntten*o* W A S H I N G T O N . V f> v. 2 7 . varying Irn"* roliliery nptl fontI __r ^ p ) j — Proktilcn t a w isp * cry to lliait ibgcee nuii-tler entnii tieturn tlte Pardon. Itoanl T e M Iml-iy m ^ o m - m r e x 91 Its next wettk'n-at*nnl(M»—----iN'ndUurvH u n d er ne’w in all Ifier" nr» *"hl . to be liirm nroirrnm l>e kept within about 1,5ao raxet wtibb (ba ParHip fiOd.WK'.OOU murk In nn dim Hoard WHI review, or near­ orfiirt to liriim federal niwitd* ly half of the entire colony at (ns; within Income. Italliird. Pemjn'du Comity rises In a Idler to Scnntor which will l>o pi-caented 'nr* «s Barkley. -Kentucky -I>emofollown:. . ritl. ttm rtCshl'nl took not" of Paul lUrtlst’itn sentenced In H'-niitu discussions nn the poa|pin to 3 years fur robbery; rllil,, c.ittii nf ihn- farm program Edgar Brown senlenreil In 1929 now being debated to in year* lor second degr** •'ll |. ntivluua" the President murder; <’ ■ W. flatTer sentenced salil, -'lliirt « constant Inrreaio in 1937 to I year for Uttering uf « speii'lllur** without an lorxery; William De|,oacli sen■-.pmlly cnnstsnt Increase In tenc.ed tn 1S32 to 7 years for revenue can mOy result *n A Assault to rob Itcath had the right or way when this express train, hurtling from Rrusacls, Belgium, In Cntais, rant In'I si ton " f deficit*. Wo can |,e« Dukea sentenced In 1910 not Impe lo continue on a to *s years for robbery; John Ct'S'lied while pa'ring the suburb station. Don'inetles, killing two engineers instantly, . laa-omnllve sniind lias I* of flnsnelal man­ Gnrvln sentenced In I‘>;U f” r •ml tender left the linrh and cuarhes piled up be bind. Iiiit mirneuloiisty ull paisengera csca|«crl in­ agement of -government affair* Murder second degree; C, C. jury. Curious ate g how n here inspecting Ills- wrecked baggage ear w Inch is held by n I aego .prop unl»«» -reanlnr—mtnnsl expertUtitrney sentenced In 1*39 to 5 Jrmn Ii'iiplipi; .onto -d u -s ide: — — * - .- T ‘ ** .. tur*'* "re hrought w-tthln Toreyears fo r — 9TnnHl*ngtil"i .‘“ fTmt liui-sGreen sentenced 111 l9Hti I'D 21* "1 (eel ITint every effort should years for Murder second ilrgree. be mule." he sn'd "to keep the c it y n e w s b r ie f s 1 T. J Kinsey sentenced In 1037 new farm program wtlhln the |o I year for forgery; J. II, l.*ne Present limit nf |r,nn.noo,ono per sentenced In 1937. In 9 tears for annum." Manslaughter; Ed MeCllllnilgh if 3iilc is found Impossible, the sentenced tn 1931 to 20 years PreniUml said, "I flii-n urge that fry Murder second degree; Him *tr|ffu|M I,.bin lo provide. Nswuisn senteneeil In 1933 to Id neeesinry Incri-asiv in revenue, years lor Murder snennd defre* Banded Birds Should in meet any erpendllnre* under u A inerting for . the purpose Thoms. Oglesby aenteoeed in llio ne* f.arm progrup'. In -7*- , , Be Reported To Aid •1-iiinK nttlcer* far Um Hem. 1131 to life for murder fleet de­ i.f llrl* mum ’ * Nils (it lids aum.' In'll,, county Koi| Conservation n il t »» ,, gree- Joe Higgins sentenced 'n Ye.ienlay President Roo.oIn Tracing: Flight - a soelsimn from tho Sanfonl I llOUHlllUl D o lla r s 1932 to ?i years for assault tn veil nntiiiunced n fuur-pnlnt PrU| ■tlalrlcl for Ilia t iHtilnt; year wail murder still tirenhlnK «nd enter hunters nnSeinia.de County iiuslneas < f1ol!i«cUofv nf Stntu a n«1 ( ’uur.tv gram tor ending 'he log; Willie Smith sentenced In likely lo run across n number r be held in tho Court Ilim.o Mon taxra Ihi* yr.fr i- ovrr 110,000 tn sluini'. lucluitlm:—In tin* urellday morning ul t oon n ilurk, 1931 In life for murder Ural de­ iiirds Utii. year U-uitng tin- metal « m i , i i»r i f fled iun-i for Um r ^ r Ileal'on ul n Ir '""'iiih«ia blue In gree. Hubert Whitaker sentenced leg li.unli uT the I'nitrvl j-lales Wi cording (u an anuuuu* * in.-iii mado at rim Cuun'y Agi-iii'* tit- ia*h)M»niliii|F |m*i nm| Fast y m r f ar* Cnngrivss—lag revlslnn as |9>g III 193& to .1 years Tor bresnlng lllnlnyu.il fiutvey, due In atlivily ns a lilll ean be prepared. and entering and Jon Williams of biitl banders 111 till, serlion nf lice li'day. a sinnl.ir lui-cllnis rnrdliur *** Svminolr (*ounly Tu* Ill ndillllim. he llsleil at a •t’o llrc l^ r »llot l» Jnikinn. sentenced In 1931 to In years fur the rnmilry os w ill a >hrou|;boE' lor tlie lliirdo dlaltlit will i 1*|« lo Hif prvJiori» liim*, M r press rnnferenc" Interview: Iicbl In Iho Oviedo Hello'd Mon robbery. Uie N ii H I ii in slates, ncnrding to "Jink ins ntr t»*i|, Itau Itfi n I Tim stlinuhilliui "f n luntn T A* ■i New Taxes Are S e en Possible li I* - +<W* ■|*c I ff' C H IC A G O , Nov. 27— The fair of Ihe Wages and lloura bill In Congress depends largely on toi mers, declares Char[ee W » Holman, Kccr-etary of the National Cooper ■Live M ilk Producers' Fedemlton, In n critical analysts nf the mea­ sure for the 2,000,000 Mid-West farm families who read Rural Piugrer* Msgaxtns edited by Dr Glenn Frank. Mr, llolmsn writes from a inig experience ia Washington watch­ ing th.’ Congressional mill and ap­ praising the effect of its output upon ngrk-ul'urr. In the December issue uf the magatine, out today, h>’ says the effect on farmers of i tic wages and hours leg Islet inn as O -a llM iir* u „ „ In a l It was passed hy the {Senate, but C. It Ma -<tii, presidin' uf |in- i;l i 11 iilllrcinl 'HIh I 111 It ihiitnl, In •nidi in Mrgn-ectll'* bullae huUiMn*. belli up in the House last summer, ida Audulum Kncicly I •4**11 t>* tills fltiioiitil (Fir* Tu x C*»l nil wlileh he said he wiullil t M l 1 Hurti |.andartjitlaih'-il tu lit'' would be: | I*h lor |Hitiitisl *‘iit llm t there wt r*( a qu-ss-lR" in <‘nilcress Mnnday, I. To inrrt-asr the cost cf most legs «-f Hit' liiiilt- tty - hi cry r" i n|i|>toxtiiintrly f»nn 1<-II«■rn in hit I. t'lirlallmi-vil of gnvernment it|a-rn'ers, lu- said, cci'li Hie idea things formers have to buy, in uffiro frum |N<iM»h9 who havr. expeiiill'uies -fur ten'll ImlldlnX, Warren Odbam, Sanford youtli.; iliiiiing Implenirlils, clothing, furn­ llu'l If the bird - me ra|ilurrd h iiitli'tl in ih rir lnxi*R whU'h nirrn* "Ul which tin promlseil n inesaage iture, radius, fertilisers and feeds rrafhrd into 'he rear of a heav­ killnl taler, their movement* dm Ih*r i *if Itin B lu ff I in VO not Furl Tuesday ulictmisty part of the Irurk and - trailer log a m lgrali"" may be ti-im l and 2 Tu draw Isbur sway from ily loaded geneia| , ninpalvi, fur . a bnl-. Inn In I nl*uTat o. rural communities and farmers', parked nn French Avenue m-at the" uyr delrriiilli.d. J ~lliHlg*i»n Hall, funnel ly of For- thn rtirn^pontlini* period mu i il hinlgel, wage costs, when there 1* already, Seventh Street about dusk I* '' I M r Ms-on will l.-twiud llie.u lliis city nn.I noli uf the tale .1. IJ l.r * y rn r only $|7,1?S| 7.% luol l*mi 3, The linineiliate purrhnsn nf night, according to a report by' bands lo Wti.hliig'on and u |hhi Hull n 1 Mrs. Ilnll, was a visitor I’tiM, lust yiar's i m i i t h hlimv M r. same f 2 Ui.nnn.nini worth nf goVa labor shortage on farms. L I. C. II. Rhaffer, mrmber of the checking M-rinl iniudni an 'll' 3. To Increase costs of pro. in .Sanfniil today nfler an nlisenci Jink in a im lualitl llmt In* unu woll eniinenl supplies, wlileh nrdlerasers and distributers, who lake Hanrord Police Department, who bandc cviih ciAircl. in Washington, nf severs! years during which lime pitw‘ i1*! tivii IFio f m l llmt ».«• many iitirlly would Irn acquired grad­ investigated Ihe accident. the place at wbnli (lie bird wa tie has la i-n conmh il with the Pel (H'l.intis lirn puyutif fh rir tum* ually over Ilin nest six mnnlh*the inrrease more often nut of the The trurk, wltnessea atalr, was ha luted will Is- repot I ed In nnyuU« farmer rather than pass tt on lu f. A cnfillnuatinn of Ills series eisl Housing AiIou' iis' i n*i"ii in ra lly thl* y*-u»t «*%«*!• i|uuii;h In- mid without sendllig tn nucli a listul and Useful the city ronsumcr. ' , parked in the street bin f tiiFf nr** I •pt hufiy nliitoai of c«nfer*n">» w|t|i public utlllif Jacksonville. Ibe Idrd will Ic C.* To compel planla owned and, lights and the Odham youth tint knocvlnlge of ece.iillves, I. the hope of pro­ Mr. Bull expre «ei| surprise at mphi dup'l day. \ operated by nearly 10,000 fanner- not see the truck in the semi- known utility ronstructlog fFf th r ntiHOint (H tllM h l up to moting it 'he many imptnvfmen's wliicli Quail are n"' likely la 'ray far liave been made in .Santunl in Mie I hr prraftil tiinr, till4 .Sta'r’ri h Fir P' I roc ram. which la Urging fa* owned cooperatives, which market darkness. Considerable damage was done from Oieir bomey m hun'era find* Inst few years mi-1 said 'ba' le the products of 1,500,0(10 farmers. 9-'i/joj.Mi mot thr irintlittlrr li'.'hiw ..iinrmat, In meet higher costs of production to the Ford V-H sedan driven lag gimit will prubaldy la ar Sem wan pleased lo mde the widening I)I4H’ Fw-I'll ill 311 ll ill Ii >:i |i l o vittioijit I and and to rniiicu cnrrespolelllislr tb* by Odham but the trurk was sc inoln County However■ |(j ntany (|owk'own s'rcels as will u rn Hint hi f*»r I In* ("t»uii{y ntnl Hch<M»t parent ly units insgi d, L l. Khst many nf the Turtle D"vrs in ua 'he cons'ructiun uf a liUlul-v-r of t u irh , Mr- Ju .k.rn jiri. return to their member*. Florida during Itn- winter crime new buihlingsProm his observation nf other fer said. A for ilnin* who iiiuilril inonry The driver of the truck, Elmer from the North while lb* tns>.irr'y Federal boards, Mr. llolmsn susor i lu rk i fur pity mi nt of Ib-claring that the celery field' p,-ets the Wages and Hours Itnanl lore, was summoned to court on of the ilurk* were protialdy hand look mighty good tn him, Mr- thill •hr'ir la irn , M r, J inkiim utatnl rhargea of parking without Tin- Ihiant of Direct ora of the rd during Hieir nesting M-aa'm in of Standards, one* cr*at*«l. wnuM said that i> was alw-ayh a pleasure •hat J£|rft ii'f« irat i nfiLtlil Fm* tnnilvil either N orthern-Cnitid Male, nr In return to Slinfor-I where le' in *hiiT i*ouiIki'J Minf llitit Miry wmiM fisnfnr.l Kiwmiis Club will meet s.mn h* asking for more and more lights. in Canada. grants of power, until “ wo will r |h tiI ino ,l uf tils renew In* ul|»n**'il| _ IIm | |fi*i'ri*H't tliM fiuiu Monday evening at trout o'clock at Harold R. IV e i - of the Itial.i- old Hcr|Uuiiitaricps, and watch the if thr IiM rih u « i« jiiiiilrtl K f r r r Hie Ion....... I’rasiih'til Howard tisvs an agency more powr rful gical Survey hlalf, who Virlltd progress of this .ci'y. In ng. Members of the cil.l and new \ U r le than it was ever Intended the N RA Sanford last .winter, vpen' several M r. JinkinH ul n riI vim n I thrj boaiils and nlw rnmmllteu chalrshould tie " Asked l» romniriit on Iho pr* weeks far north with an Americnn poets for ’ liberalistng F'e.trral t in p ijr r r i »»f 5« momo!»* County w ho4""•II of the old and new committees I- j 4 & :: ■ '' i » ! v > “ r 1 V ;, ‘ .1 1 S ( * ' ,ej i' , Hodgson Ball1Set's Old Home Town As Progressive Ci t y KiwaniN l)i roctors To Meet At Mr. Long^f President To Fifth Off Florida Coast Mrs. HahnGeta Death Penalty ForPolsoning C IN C IN N A T I, Nov, 27. — (A1)*" Mrs- Ann* M*ri* H»hn. y«*r old mother, teas sentenced to dll, In *'trio's electric chair on March 10 for th* murder by poisoning of Jsenb Wagner. 71. a aifdoner arqualnUMir*. r Overruling a motion tor a new trial, Judge Charts*.H. Belt held "evidence wa* *o overwhelming that no verdict other than guilty could have been readied by the |ury" of elavtn women and on* wan on No». a Tho taaUacwJT at the trial linked Mrs. 11*28 with the as­ serted p oison dehths of three ether elderly ace ualn lance* <n what th* Btat* contended wa* tb* "biggest radii murder tn tha country, la e plot to slay for gala." Mr*. Haha recstvsd the sen rain tonight and t*nce calmly bet b u n t late In extreme north- tears after leaving Ihe court Es|muIIIion, .tie purpose r.f w h l r h l , ^ , ^ Admlu|s'rat..n loans. Mr k.*vn (nit |iaj .| llieir > that two! have liern ltivited;ln attend. The. monthly re purl a of tha •lM>‘rfkftlill n ip-ti'O'l tu vkhlth Miry Hall slste.1 that be was no* fir im glll trthi* llfliroiitflpw' of th© 4 fMPf-! local organIsafhin will be rumple* peadion to mako a alatrnirnt m iL <1into tin l mIIow «h| (o r paynirnt •nl nl this inerting and reported. !♦. Hist 11rue. of ta ira In N ovm lirr. U n ly 0 |u*r* Hie Kiwanis Iiikerflali-.iinl. — " 1 - \ ■ > < ;» will lm I'jr O w pinlw r W A B IIIN O TO N , No*. IT — bl’i was to hand duck-' Mr. Mason — President Roosevelt will lea*» slated this m«»f(livitr Hui* tn* toulii tonight tnr a postponed fishing n d i Inf ,iMjf|ii'|ikf*ll tfmdl •w*R|fli " t cruise off lh* Horlda rnsst. It* thrur tilr«fl» lltU winlrr Brmlnolr will go directly lo Miami hr County. Special train and embark on the yacht "Potomac" Monday h morning A ft eg four or flv* days nl Ashing he will rebnard the train, probably at Miami, for a till1 Fred R. "WdAm. attorney for back aa rar *■ Warm Hpilnv* •ba City of Sanford, Las Iweti Oa., whera ha wilt oat a belatefl named chalroisn of Hi* la-glsla* Thanksflvlna Dinner <vltb lu tiv* ConumU, e of lh« Seminole County Cham!--1 "f * umnrvrre, fanVIle paralygls patients The (rip to Warm Sprint* for aceordinr to so ui.ri'iuriremm' today by T. E Hlmpaon, Thanksgiving and tha fishing pti i'i' nl. flllier Icon " cruise off Florida war* delat'd of tbe floriiiniltee ara: llenjby tha President's Infected tooth F. .Haines, vicr-chairniim, Uoyd which baa been extracted. Committee I I leaded By Fred R. Wilson W A L T E R S D IES WASHINGTON. Nov. * 7. —fdl — Theodore Waller*. SI. first assistant Secretary of Interior, died In • naval hoepltal today. Walters, a r*eIdeal of C aldw ell, Idaho, went to the hospital sev­ eral days ago to and ergo operation tor callatonaa. Tester day he contracted u ., . ^ . ^ k . u ir 1 . President Writes To Barkley Insisting: That Expenses Be Kept Within Income nntrrfd' Jollied wRiriiii'nilrot?* of other* front nil pint* of the stall, who Intve filed pleas tor clemency with the runic I'nrdov Board w lilt It coin ones on Nnv. 30. Jap Says His Gov­ ernment Has Ripht v To All Authority The United States formally Uni concern to the x p rea a ed Japanese government over any attempt to interfere with tho integrity o (, the .ChlnCae maritime cuntoma system. Secretary Hull announced the step had been taken in commenting on reports that $ 500 ,000,000 DEATH HAD THE RIGHT OF WAY Offenses Vary From Robbery To Murder In Pleas To Board Mcctirig: On Nov. 30 Britain, France JoiiriirProtest _ 17 Criminals From Seminole Seek Pardons NUMBER 82 Established In 1008 __ v L 7 _ 1 i______ __ F. Boyle. G. «'- Herndon, II. JLehman, Jam*- C. Shsrnfi. and Fred T. William-. Tha first rm-eling «f *hr Cum ralUaa has b m i slli-d for Mund aj afternoon s* t :00 u’clock to a«t vpen Referendum No- 72 of III Chamber of. Commerce of United Blairs, on Flood C«nivupegtlng lb* Regional Au‘ piu, ServiccH Are Slated By Dr. Harry. Box !>r. I la cry Ikn, n«»lH and will rantfiH R<*r*lc**a In rtnifrh Ilin First uffirUlu •*l hate had Dr- !**»■ daalat both ns a tltifflfig K*anK*B"t and • lir w b ir /* th n f|AV. f :. Thr Tax Colh-l-tor* (itwi adviaNl •h a t’ *hr I '.i :m autmtiolhlr lirrnar < i ,* t 'will jpi ©li ii«|r Ilr r , 1 and ithut r«*vWal thr prirrn Ihix p a r will ,b r W**n* tnal In tfinju* itf 1a %t yrar* influx »*arly In J*ti ua ry. Church today. p.i> oontE, hr M«hK . F. M Th« new tac* wall l»r Filark with « «9titmxlifi|? yi llo ^ toinu r;iU will be K Jb u y s ana uses) C h ristm as Se als' rjkt. ltainy Week-End Ih CL-fc-RGy Forecast For South ntOfh. |»R«tOr Of tha Irwal rhMi'lt i«t«d f»F*M Cnldrr wratlmr artflrd down itit>'4l *‘»nd I hat** f*»un>l lii« Ihn Nnrthwe.lern wufk to bn of Ihn hlflo-Nt hi*** over llo l« an fducatrd. rultur«-d llockf Mountsln Hint's t"d.y a. rhrluHaits Tho aplritual ton** of f'ltM-a.tx told of r*lf and roliler all thn churches In rvery i mn-1 weather loulihl .inf Iumarrow nHinlty In which ho lsbum ts |„ tho BMlhoaatorn corner "• elevated ibrough kla e o n se ii* '"1 lbs rifuniry. Waewher* throughnation, temperature* dally Ilf* a ad hla marveluna out the m ciaaioi la utrakon and a o n i" ' wry* normal or abovu normal. A more definite announcement Tb* weetber bureau at NaW of this later. E v e r y b o d y uiade Orleans Issued email craft warn­ ing. for the Texag coast, TTTT? CRE :r 24 2-1----- 1- t � 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, 1937 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, November 26, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 26, 1937. 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 26, 1937; <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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4f769646180f1ddf9c300ff8149229d0.pdf 9ab7e1db3603ba63b398c833a7865f8c PDF Text Text V TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER 22, W n— . ; r 7 Review Is Issued F i v e S a n f o r d L o o k o u t s gasified Advertisements o f Florida Citrus R e c e i v e P r o m o t i o n Fir# member* of the Sanford coavsnlancea. park * Mtn, ftinimmi i nunti ^ * M tB Market Conditions Lookouti of the Florida State LeaPhone 414. '<**' *><«* P r a c tic e C o n tin u e d S e m in o le C o u n ty B y L o c a l B la c k c a ts Dow,u . rouum - b- Tan. ■" I The Sanford rltrm la in rood Coach & A. B. WUkJnaon'a; roodItloo following their moral Srml-Pro Blacksat* i^fan tbalrj victory orer Leesburg Jaat weak Deed* i»*t act of practice a-ait-ms Inst when Ihey (topped tba fleet llinaon. Galveston, ct ui to Paul alaht under t*.o f'.rodllghta or[George UUIer for the flmtUra# in Florrnce. the Hanford Armory Drill Field In Miller’* career but |a*t to the The Federal Land Link to Chea­ ter C. Foagale Co. McNeill, J. E, it u b Florence E. A Geo. W. Bunnell. Markry, W. M., et u* to Norbcri C ou rt R ecord s gf,'’ fa* were placed on the Washlag' - MAVI YOUB Watch npalrad by |L« m who really knows bow, FURNISHED ROOK and four TAMPA. Nor. *L—A rerlew len Senator** rosier of the Ameri­ room Apt. Newly decorated. of Florida cltrue ea’.e* In thq can League which meana a Jarg4 jfprinn. Jcwalar SUoaolta At* Takach'a Restaurant. •a*tern and mldweateni auetton adrancemeot of aarcral of th* y1Leet near Oatecn—on* while end market* for the weak Juat rim­ LookouU player* who aaw action K"'Mr*r apooted pointer about I* 18.—Wanted To RcnL ing, ending Nor. IB. with n brief with Banford'i club during the months old. Answers io name ui tummary of ahipraanta affacting pact season, aeeordlnjr to the Joe, If fouud notify J. J. Drum- Want to rent 6 room house and ■ame. follow* i Sporting News. bath for 411-50 month* Summer r, mond^lm Are., I’hone 317. and wintar. Wrtta Bog R cam . Florid* Interstate shipment* by F. Vogel. ■II carrier* th* preceding week Herald. ddl—A^lomobllea . Sheriffs Deed (ending Nor. ISth) dropped 4*4 F- Sheriff to McCIrllaml, V. ’** Ford Ooupo II2S—four-whevl 26—Mbctltafieotii For Seta car* to a total of 1400, emulating Mary A. Schaal. ' IralldT I27S—large aeml traller For Salat' Cabbsga I’lanls - Oua of 000 ran orange*. UI of grapeMortgage trilh a r*hu|l| Itodga truck. Reel and 41 of tangvrhnaa; Hchmaha, Laka Monro*, Phone fruil Cheater C. Fosgat* to Th* Federal ,4 Bona, used car dealeyeFlorida sale* In nil the auction_____ ________ 143'W. lend Bank. markets (hi* weak rOarhsd a tba IMS season but will yeprrt to f^ll—Mlseellitneoun (1iatJ*r Mortgage Bowing machine*—1*-00 up. Also total of 701 car*, a drop of 7b tba Washington spring training f: You'va tried all the i**t, now repair*. Let ui sell your old under last week, with ’*11 rarle- nmp in Orlando. They will prota- Pearson, Oscar T. A Helen R. try the beat, city shoe Shop, furniture. The Swap Bbop, 110 tlea arid pack* registering aub-jbly be plated on one of Wn»hlng- to Mu'ual Loan Co. Crop IJena il 10 Banford Avenue. K. Fourth BL ■taiitiat adranee* in price aver-Don's chain clubs for the forth comBril, Clifford to R. R. Dens, Inc. 1area. IIng baseball yaar. ;-;T1le flnaat looking, longest Mat- For iaio—Heater, coal and wood Orange*! Thera war* 44 cart. Word waa also received that Dan Hauer, A. D. et u* .to Hanford >vi Ing paint Jobs are usuaiiv done bum*i—Can be aeon at How­ regular orange* In standard boae* Bralaard, Sanford pile ret, ema Pmduetion Cr. A**n. Smrtlk Ijotlrr * fiay’a qunllty ard Long1*. Hath faction of Mortgage sold for an average price of |namod on the Charlotte Spring Nickel. Ilm ry to Mae II. and I. V. 12.73 a boa. 7B car* lea* than training roster end he kilt report U sed Q u a k e r C ircu latin g H ealer. f,war* Co. Williams. ■test week with tba price tip U flu them neat Spring. At tho pre* ’ ticciit L'arrawar, Inc. 'a bo*. For the corresponding ,,,,1 time Bralaard la nl UndoIs Sa'isfar Inn Of Kale Contract ‘^Delirious home made Fruit Cakes gj1 tor sale *1 Carolina's flweet We base a complete line of oil week last year they -averaged'oilsge at lha Stale Teacher* T *l- HiTler ' Manufacturing Co. to Seminole Cleaner*. burning, rasotlne end electric 12.7* and aam* weak two yaar* leg* in Johnson City, -fenn . Final Judgment heater*.' Oat crur prlc** before you ago 43.24. Otbar orange aalea for ——---------------’The regular Hanaell Tbankagiv- buy. Scott Carraway, inc. rurdon. Emily B. Mra. F. J. th* week were S3 ear* Indian _ _ , Inc dinner will b* served Sharp, Sr. River orange* averaging 48.47 4 HOWATG L C O lf lll ' Thnraday. i-taons 17 for raiarva- 29—For Rent or Sal*. * 1,1s Prndtna S J S . L & — “ - S S F o u n d S h o t T o D e a t h Rreen, Juanila E. A J, W. v*. FOR’ RENT—Tba store occujHed l . John M. A Missouri A. Whit­ by Amro Feed Do., If. U. MeId— Want* aker. n «*. » Call opemtor. In Cates Building Final Drefers . ROOM WANTED by atngla man. la arallable for rent at one*. California orange sal** totaled - W ) - A roron*r* Jury ' Prcfrr a family with children. Baa J J, Cal** or Mr. Campbell 70 cam for an average of 44 03 «•*■* ">•* , ' ow*r'1 F*V f. V°I,,n* Moore, Annie May v*. B. J. Moore | Industrial leader, wtft killed Sun Thomprnn, Sam B- Jr. vs, Nell ' and that baa a bwted room fo Bfcority Feed Btorw.' --- I• -boig up ftie* • Elisabeth Thompann. Grapefruit; Bale* of ■tegolaf « gunshot wound. •where 1 ran .It nights.-liar* gn old yard, that r*o. remain Furnished room. Prirate boat*. graittftriK' in alandard boveg "the cause «f lha discharge ol Ii'urks, Maud M. v*. Karl T. lawks. »»'"■ “"known to the 'roul-duor*. Boa II Sanford Hey Men only. Apply 1015 Kim amounted In 44 cam. averaging thAva, IMione 1S4-J, The Somerset Co. va. I„ 1*. - aid. 42 26 a bog, n oecreaa* of 10 ram l«ry". PLACE TOUR ORDER NOW FOR PERSONAL ENGRAVED g r e e t in g c a r d s COLEMAN'S Office Equipment Co. 114 Macnolia A t *. !r3 L 3 .?s r.& 2 S 9 ' .*««^Hsr5=*o. and advance of 43« in prlc# nvf Hagan, rl jit, .IMWo * hsidy waa lo ltd In SO—Ilouaoo for 8*I». w in . For lha Sam* week laat room will, a bulM wound in Bpicl., K. P. v*. Bess F. Brock. Modern 1roam' homo—very easy Dimmit, tattic 1* vs. Jessie K. weak Included M earn Indian ,tlB J6—ApartaicnU For Ramt U N IO N BUS ST A T IO N Duncan. 800 PARK AVE. THIS IS OUR 78(it THANKSGIVING and w* give Thanks far the Faith. Loyalty and PaUwoag* rnn lloasewlf*------- We shall alwaya strive |o be Warlby u i mJ C flifM m f wlU hambl* arid*, that wa paint eel that oar prices tawer than they hare been In aamellme, dug te oar *tMwtataalfaw|p help bvrtT the t w t W tielsfg:"l; ■ JaekaoBTilla i__ Dayton* Beach Miami ----------FL Pierre i.----W. Balm Be*ri> Tin- Unbm o f South Africa ia PORTALES, N. M., Nov. 23-(/p|—At Iraal via. children wero invr-. ligating the frasibltlty of reported burned to death lain producing industrial alcohol from yeelerday In the eaploslon of d.iirtevtlc molasses and gmpe reslparaffine and gasoline mliture bring used to walerrrocf • tent house at Carney, tiny rommunl Orlando PHONE 61 LO 1 R l D A^/Jo to r Ocala „ T— - — Gainesville Tampa ......... .... Tallabaasee ____ Jil_N ES ty 10 mllea south of her*. Two reported other rhllrtren were missing and the mother of in* ynungatrra waa given dead slight rbvnte to live. DROMEDARY ~Trr. "lU ia y To H enfg'"" ^ C R A N B E R R H River grapefruit which averaged fl.Sfl a hot, an advance of 44c, arid U 'carts two bushel Brae* boles at |2.4» a bog, up I7e a 1 *"* Queen Ann boa! ’ •* ej: grapefruit aalea fo* tab wbek amounted to 4'J ear* bringing an average prlc* of 42.48 peT standard bog. lie over last week. Tangerines: There wem 30 ear* tangerines ' sold for nn average price of |2.31 per four-fifth* bushel1 boa. Id ram more than' tael week'with the price up 2TeJ For rorreapondlnr week last yaar they average 41.45 and aam* week two yearn ago, 41M. MINCE MEAT Pkg.......... lO None Such MINCE MEAT pkg. 15c Mlt»:n I.IHRMTY Ml. Creams 15c u. PECANS 19c RAISINS 10C wanviw Pitted Dates 10c riKM MIPM 15c 30c * Ob. pax Pudding 10C 2WKKT WIllCII Pickles 21 oz. 17c shut ■ t.n. n s Cocktail 15c a. * i*. Kmhly Koaaled—Freshly Ground 4 I.M1. Bananas n. « m. r u a Pudding as.,,.. Haw IMI. TURKEYS Lb. siKinun* pin PORK ROAST Lb. MANVIeAttll OYSTERS P t ^ J0c N NK PC1IIK SAUSAGE Lb. m.ti TltVH IMI.K MINCEMEAT Lb. nii.Hvs nvtwr POT ROAST Lb. JANE PARKER FRUIT CAKE H O M E DRESSED cold la dwet or throat. Battar than a mustard plaster, Mpatarai* gets action baeaua* il'a NOT jo t a aalv*. It** n ‘ nsstir s ^ e s s a fiK s .sv s ■Mtlnll IfJ flAk Used by mUUoa* far 40 yean, lUcoounended by many doctors and name*. All drugglals1. In t t w i strengtha: Regular Btmsigth, ChB- K T toild ). sod Extra Sutmg. Ap- EATMORE m ». FRESH PORK H AM S BACKBONE Cranberries 14c PORK LETTUCE OYSTERS CHOPS F*p.a»i nei.Tiwonw E IG H T O ’C L O C K RED C IR C L E BOKAR For Sale ..... CAULIFLOWER’ ..................... Lb. 10C U. S. NO. 1 WINESAP QL POTATOES 10 Lbs. Yellow Onions 3 Lbs. CRANBERRIES YORK APPLES 5Lbs. CELERY Large Stalk MARSHMALLOWS • Carrots and Lettuce 2 For MINCEMEAT - Lb. F r e s h P i g S id e s (P e a n u t) S t a ll 3 0 -3 4 SAUCE. 10c JELLO S ta te M a r k e t Fruit Cocktail 2 For R e d C t o m T o w e ls ■MM.*a ruiXTwv SEASONING Heinz Soups ASPARAGUS 1938 la r g e Pumpkin 3for25 c 3 For 25c 2 For 25c Pickles 2for 25c COFFEE RADIO Q iip o o w a l l 9c Lb. 18c M in i HANFORD, FLORIDA R A D IO 8 17c NO. *H CAN Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch RADIO BREAD 43c ■t LK a a ta n iu F r e e h P o r k S h o u ld e r s A A P Soft Tw»*f j 16 Q z. L o a f S T R IC K L Y F R E S H Pe Xc HES R C A ft Z E N IT H Flakes 3 f o r ... HOFMANN E l e c t r i c S e r v ic e OBUelWBU V 2 For 25c 2 For �1 L- i WW& au?!ffgf£ ’V -4 *1 lU t *?fcOT n ?■ ' r jV^_ •Mr* i ‘ .r * y SM »»* • •• A a l Water AN I L D U C E S E E S T H E T R A G IC S ID E Mi M a y G iv e J o in tP r o R e v is io n House Is Ready For Fann Bill O p p o n e n ts O f W anes A n d H o u r s B ill R e * * s o r t To S t a llin g WASHINGTON, Nov. 24. ^ - ( A P ) —Administration ofCffielala talked with Congnmtlonal leadem today on the possibility of norm* nulck fic­ tion tn assure hiislnoss or an caaed tax burden. Chairman Harrison of the Senate Finance Committee, who up to this morning wax -—•*-*— os In(latent that nothin* «u M Son* Immediately ‘ he *•* question. wss hnsjr eonferrln* with finance officials front oil w ' partmenta. There were report* ‘ wo pro­ posals were discussed; 1—* «r muUsneou* snnooncement from Precedent -Rooeeeell and Congr**" atonal leader* that business tsses should be revloetL 2—Quirk action thl* session on a bill be In* framed by the House t*i aub-eommltte* to modi* fjr the eorporete surplus ts*. Tbs Hous* agriculture commit* -rtilirpmur ’ffwnirtr *'« central bill, a companion messore to the senate farm measure. Tbs cenrenln* o f tho Hous* I** self was merited by deUyln* too* tic* on tbe pan of opponent* of the tr a m and hours bill. IT and wi)*o tbs blit mrflrt II Due* sees the tragic aids of war and sympathy shows tn ill* fare o f the Italian premier as he Interviews the widow of ^ "voluntear" slsln In the Spanish war. Mussolini awarded medals for valor to 85 Italians at a special Roman ceremony honoring those who fell In Spanish warfare. • Ford Plant In St. Louis Is Strike Bound Thanksgiving -1937 D r o p p e d R e c e s s io n B r o u g h t O n I n M a i n S t r e e t s O f| By N a n k in g S o lo n s F i x in g By Jap s; P o litic s ; S A ys That RI^ANQHAI. ,flQT— OHTH4MT, - IWt . 2i : - W T * ‘ Henry Ford lit an Interview Two Japanese bambini pl*n»s. protected by pursuit craft, today said the preaenl bualnesa dropped a acoro at projectiles recession la ''temporary and ■7* M an **id, - iJ today along the main thorough* artificial," “ No on*?* ha fares of Nanking, kRIln* <0 "n«*d look at p*it year with civilian*. It was the Orot Pr**ent alowgrot tlma une*ri*lnty. uncariolnty. Th* T 4 d*Wn I* Japan*** Manas had attack d*W»t i* not *» setback) H'a the ’M S D e a lin g s But to r ie s cover C lo s e d m Florida , the o r j f a n Iz n tio n In te re st '*■* A. S. Peck Delivers Address J,'-a )Al-i9 w iS irM tg Tbs banford fade*, go. lift, of tbs It. P. O- Elks will bs hosts 'to lbs officers of the Florida Biot* Klks Association at Us regular martins Friday srenlns at lh* Klks Homs on Union Art. "Pli# program for lh* occasion Is 1n chars* of James a. Shar­ on. Jr. All of the officer* bars bmti attended Inrltstlon* and harw accepted, h irln l Ike meet­ ing. two new member* will ke Initiated Inin lb* Order and slier Ibe. meeting closes, s dartre will be glr*n In th* l/odge room* to which tbs publlr u cordial) r Incited. Tb* Officer* of tbs Btste As ^■•elation lor the fiscal year of • ip tlll. and l l ) l are a* follows; JUitmisn* Alto A11» Adams A*1■ICl■ of >rm*d*nt of Fftrl Pierce. Vie* President of Bouth •aal Division Tom Kelly • nf MUml. Vice President of th* ftoutliwest Dlrlston M. A. Rosen of Arcadia. Vic* President of Central Division Prank - Corboy of Orlando. Vic* President of Northeast Division Osor** Dougloss of Lake City and Vice President of Northwest Division J. O. Mtthls of Panama CHy. Also to he present will be Secretory R. K. nummer of Port Ft*rc*. Treasurer IL L. Dohon of jaeksonvllle. Tiler Jo* Cun­ ningham of Fori Laudsrdsls. Ilutortan A. M. Taylor of fltAogeattne. Chaplin Father John J. KaOaghaa of Sanford and Sergeant at Aram Peter Oeasner of B iio n f , TAO b A T Tb* American Legion Auxillth* dbeat km of It* Mr*. T. L Bull Ivon, u M i by lh* See* of the Legion, wffl aaaihirt l<* annual Tag Day Satarday fat bshalf of th* Chil­ li* Home Society tn Jackand the Crippled Chitllosns In SI •n , W as A M an.. tn « i C IT Y N E W S B R IE F S Tnllahai Banker* Association which was held in Tallahassee r*’ eently, J. L. Ingley, executive vice, A m e r i c a n s president of the Sanford Atlantic “ -* ‘ “ National Bank, reported on hi* return from the capital cily. Rcpreaentat Ivea from banking A re S a id Tbn l.iona Club will not hold weekly T o Its regular scheduled Mi.'i-lliig tunlglit al Ihn Valdes Be T h a n k f u l F o r Hotel dun til Ibo fail Ihst tb* l.lmii *ic hublliiK Ihslr annual | Thew is no American or anyi.m TbatikagUlng Eve dance at th* J. L. f ho bflievha bt Gbd' who should kl,ivfair ( Hotel tonlahl. not be "thankful on T hanW ivum Gnltnwky, secrotary of lh* orgutilrutlnn,' uige, ibsl nlf Lb»ts Daj*,', F s lh rr A . S . . P * fk l"ul nili'n.1 the dance which Will Kiw aaiant at their Thanksgiving start at |ll;0d aVIuek. To H ave t o '■ attack I^ffhe 'folhdr 4faH the market tluctuallon. Krerjrbody ding the college •* companions far knoha’ tbn. *(ock market ha* no ■ he dinner. permanent affect ou business, Many thing* o f Importance to bul II does bar* an affect on the Florid* Bankers were discussed state of mind nf.............................. lh* American • ' ,h<' meeting, M r Ingley said, For .1 P u b li c NEW YORK. Nov. 24.— (AP)—Wnll atrwlt'rs—parllcitlarly In Stnclc ExchniiRO circle—were frankly nulla toil (ottfiy lijr-. SEC ChnlriBRB nmiglnn’ warning to Uio Kx* chfingc Inst night to rc-organltv along Ituca In keeping with the public Intercut. Securities prices, however, M uch Holiday W ill Be O bserved Here On’ Thankigiving Co-operation In Annual Seal Sale Urged By Sponsors than say ofaur state, Leading banker* and brokerh declined to comment formally. •*V*r*t asserting they would not -stick their necks out." Douglas, fa announcing . hl" rant to* Ihe exchange*. •old figure* on tho activity of ric tsn a n members In recont stock market slumps "servo only to fortify further th e ronctu* S t o r e s A n d P o s t o f *lou. Indicated repeatnlly fa f l e e T o B e C l o s e d ; our atudtri, that member* <)( thn c ic h a n g o trading ‘ o r fITv-fv* N o P a p e r T o m o r r o w ow n accounl either rrruto thn dally, price thiMuatlnn* or e lj ^ Tomorrow I* Thanksgiving Day rontiibul* materially la thvly **,d h*o brow «** «aM* e* , s>vrrnyr* *-'•> •* I year since Ha institution by iba I fa nancy I<*1 he wnulit >prefab* Pilgrim Father* back In Iltd, *■ to h a v e the evrhsnaeit r o to rik l a day. nf feast and thanksgiving Ih a m srlres to Prt-vent nrtlfM O I. to Gml far th* many bte**lnl* flo ct nations bu l Inillruli-il l h * V i-njuyed throughout th* yaar. w ere not yendy l o n«snm e IMt' The day will bo observed all reaponnlblltty and ihm mnro o x over Ihe United HIalee and In tensive cpinmlsxii>n v a n U f a u f rouimnnioralton liter* wit) be n m iy result. : ,*? general cessation of business In T h e dem and fo r ri-oiKnnlru.' is one ct the stock mitted their choice o f girls sttc.v Innate principles nf humanity," the rhlnhad fmcrgeilfy klrfeld Father Peck stated, adding that between ffanklng ahd 'wuhu. * for a real Thanksgiving everyone Veallawe* ro Fa** Tw s short dlsi^it^' tip the Ynnglse. should thank Gnd wlm In thr donor Tho bombardment cams as for­ of all the many blessings in man­ eign aources conDrmed report* T ea ch er C o n fe r e n c e kind. that the longewalted Russian- business man who play* ths (ldd|ng that the following celehri IncrraM-d activity, on the part T o B e H e ld I n O r l a n d o The speaker, who a n . intro­ market. • manufactured plane* hsd arrived Ur* addressed the convention; duced by Judge R. W. IVarv point­ "Ilo often mistakes hi* per­ l)r. Harold Hmnlcr, director or ed'qut to tho galh.'rm g 'hnl days, nf tho members nf Ihe Seminole al the capital to bolder th* County Tuberculosis and Health Th* Southeastern Regional Con­ Chinese air forces. The -'Jap- sonal depression for a business the American Institute of Banking set aside for feu*l and >hnnki>giv ane*a r*ld was believed to have depression. Thu stock market and also executive mansger of the ing, date back into the early his­ Aaanciatlnn was noted today a» ference o f Teachers of English been an attempt to smash Ihe, has no more real effect on American Banking Association, tory of th i world and ilu-.<- tu-.il la-i minute preparation* far th* will he held In th* San Juan Ifatel now craft quickly. American buslnea* than ihe re- Gov. Fred P Cone, Edward W. tutiona wore brougH in Ibis tu annual I'hrlidnia* Real Hale Cam­ in Orlando, Dee. 27, 28, and 29, paign, which open* tomorap Huperlntcndvnl of Public Instrue KarUar today 3i Americana | “f ■ ""k race tn Californio.- Lane, president of tha Atlantic Hon by the pllgii.n fat h its 1J loton. Hon T. \V law ton stated today. were being carried‘ to enmplJ and It other foreixher* remain- ' ' National Bank o f Jacksonville, • Washlnqlon pr.a-l iim -.1 lh»Today thousands or seal*, which lW||IJt , hlll (|M. , kert of n*tlonai Carey D. Landis, S la te* Attorney first Thanksgivirg p.iv i-'s ld i-b log lu Nanking aaked Ihe Jap- .B ) a c k c a t G a m e W i t h will rarry Ihelr appeal to cvp^V reputation will dlaeusa problems Bnet*, to make their quartet a General, and Haynes McFhdden, ing a provident which h»> U rn R o l l i n s I s C a n c e lle d publisher of th* Southern Banker- fallowed by all lh>' fth»'r |iir»|- Imme and buslnea* In Hemlnole ,n , h() f|<>ld #f K n t, lih whlch neutral sane tn prevent any County, will be mailed in an at­ lie o f interest tn teacher* In lha destruction ■ffy bombs or shells. The Sanford delegata to ihe dents o f tho United dial.-x, F'nth.-r tempt lu make Ihe Sid annual elementary and high school grades. United Slate* 'Ambassador Nel­ The scheduled football game Convention said It wa* the beat he Peck said. sale Ihe moat successful ever Prominent figures In th* tifar son T. Johnson ••tit a similar between Coach 8. A. B. Wilkin­ had avar a Bended and commended "In the words nf lh.* 1'oalinlsV ronduetrd In Seminole County ary world are scheduled to appear son’* Sanford Semi-Pro Slackest* request' to Ibe Chinese . govern­ the Tallahassee bonkers far the the siwaker conclnle.1. -W e can A large number of person* hav* on |unt|,eon and dinner program* and Coach Jack McDowell'* Roll- splendid manner In which they had surely thank God far Hu- blessings ment. volunteered their services without during the three day conference, Ina Baby Tarlels that wa* to b* entertained the conveatlon. hr boa vouchsafed" tip>m u* on compensation In nrdrr to make at which attendance Is expected played here Friday evening has this Thanksgiving Day '* K a r l N o r d g r e n H e a d s been cancelled by the Rollins Ihe drive In this County an out­ from North Carolina, South Q a r President . Howard Lung, who standing aureess, official* of the ollna, Georgia, Alabama, Missis* S e m i - P r o G r i d G r o u p outfit due to unavoidable ctrrum* J a y c e e s L a y P l a n s presided over lh* meellng slated -npl||,M, l(^ out. s'ances. that upon learning nf nUHngl J(| order ,u t lh, pM k m„ ippl, Louisiana, and Florida. Mr. I<awUn pointed out that It Coach Wilkinson conferred with F o r M i d - W i n t e r M e e t conditio,,, throughout the world1^ owar(> of ,h„ V|0rk A alight rainfall fa lla l to hln don. was largely through the co-opera der the practice seas Ion held last Coach McDowell this morning In k* hod com* to th* romlu.nm that b , h> AMOcWUm whoro sol. Gon o f lh* Florida Education Plan* fo r Sanford representa­ night on th* Sanford Armory Winter Park ami they agreed to o f the thing, that he was |nromo ,, lh(f „ lo 0f (h, ***U, Association r and -tb* * Orlando Drill Field by the Sanford Semi- cancel tbh game but will attempt tion a t the mid-winter conference most thankful for w a. the fart „ m, nU h, ve ^ rttade for Chamber o f bommeree that th* Pro Black cal* under Ihe direction to set tho gsm a at a later date. of the Florida Junior Chamber of h* Heed In th* United States of #hort , h(1 rfgu U r The Blackest*, (jwwever, will Commerce were discussed at Ihe America and told those present m(.rt|nR, Q, ,h|> T(rtoul frml#m.l conference was being held tn Or o f Coach 8. A . B- Wilkinson a* the aquad of 24 men turned in a neat resume practice session as usual regular weekly luncheon of thc that *ach of them should b* thank >n J el?fc nrr. n|u t|ona to San- Undo ihU year and h* U desirous of haying a good rsprasentatlon In th* Valdrx fa l‘ hat h. U privileged fa be a fon| and (h# Counly scrimmage before a large crowd in preparation for th* gam* with Sanford Jaycee* o f tear hers gnd principals from who also braved tb* brief down Georg* Miller's Leesburg Semi HoUl yesterday, according to E cUlaan of this n* Ion| jh . «peakcr* will outline ‘ be SemlnoU’Counly attend th* conPro Lions that will be played on E- Lanry, secretary. fall o f rain H. J. Uhman appearo.1 beforo wo(k |h- hrK„ h |„rue, tiling Terence. Th* fallowing member* o f the fa# K lw anl. In b rh a lfo f th eh afety <if „ g yBr,ou, HrvlcM Bnd school athletic Aftav the asaataa last night. th* local high Junior Chamber tntlmatsd th<-'r Committee o f the L k . larige and Coach Wilkinson colled a meeting field neat Thursday evening. tfc- |n n iu | u l , M|e Coach Wilkinson announced In ten tio n s-^ attending the con­ o f the player* fa r ■ discussion of askad the co oper. ion of ^ ‘**n ." through -which tha wo rh of tb. S o u t h C a r o l i n a Y o u t h business matter*. Karl N*rd«r*n tia morning that a practise will ference whm ^ meets In the Hemta promotnig traffic "organisation I. carried on. A rre ste d F o r T h e ft wa* sUcted unanimously os pres­ be held at tha Armory tonight inole Hotel In Jacksonville, Dec. aduratlng th. public -. In safely A(ld„ w i th, teUoming ident of the Semi-Pro Association as usual starting at 11:00 o'clock 10, 11, I f : Clyde Ramsey, Alvan i , , i „ »'uh« knee already been arBuddy Hlgginbothln of Coluntand Prof moor R. E- Kipp at th* A light session wlU be held with Collins, Eddie Klrchhoff and Mi ftrokfant Ijang ranged; junior Chamber of Com- bU, 8. C. was a r re sled I* Green th* running o f play* in dummy (lari. Sanford Grammar School w bera of the present hjwanla Mar- mere*. Nor. SO by Dr. A. C.ICov* Bprlrgs ysaUrday while A letter from th* Garden Club cty Committee lu work' in ronnamed secretary and trsassry. scrimmage as th* feature. was also rood a l the meeting I ■ - . ' _|,L K lk 's' In Ihelr K lrk * 1, Ur.' atlempUng lo grl out of th* 8 U ‘ * 'he M k In com tlwlr R D _ Brownlro, R_oU ry Club,'with « II0 he a t l ^ l y stol* from asking fa* Jsycees to donate T a'Janet . - - - .Ion . , withMrmkr(» of. th* T h a n k s g i v i n g S e r v i c e I ll i n o i s P r e a c h e r l a llraml his employer, A. A. Calvert, ala* faw aH payment of Incidental ca. .* * 1 * * f* rtln a rt: w W. |{. Zackry, c h a ir J, .nY' Dr. A . W ..o f Columbia, Chief of Police Roy Incurred in holding a flower S e n ten ce d T o L ife T o B e H e ld T o m o r r o w Club- ***• J- G. I'allrrsun and Frank K n o ij Woman's d u b , Dec. l , Dr. G Williams reported today, show 1* Sanford next March. K. IK Brownie*, Thu youth, it was Intimated, had Through a motion duly made PITTSFIELD. Illinois,' Nov. >4. Th* annual united Thanksgiving A letter from .the Sanford O a r "E arly discovery in tubercu­ been entrusted with thu money la carried >h* *rganiutb-n 4m Club regarding a donation for Bervko o f all th* Chsrche* *f — (AT Th* Reverend C. K, New­ and today of agreed fa pay lb* Garden Club lh* tk* free flower show wa* read and losis usually means early reck*" purr has* a load of vegutabU* at Sanford will ba hold in th* First ton wa* convicted ,r 7 . *o Seal Bel* funds must cost' lh* Ranfard State Fsrmsro Wholei Baptist Church, tomorrow morn­ aiaytng a tgyal church worker requested R turned over to Ibr board o f ill rec­ tinu* to a**k out thoa* beginning Market but abak8*n*d thu Ig tb* report of (|>* dance com tors fo r further r«n*ld#rallon. ing at P M A. M Rev. C B. El­ and tk* Jury Died bla Banish­ Infection that trcslm m t may b* truck aad attempted la hltcb-htk* ■ ■ litre, It was *U<ad that pUn* more, pastor of Dm First Christian ment at Ufa Imprisonment. Th* v b lu r v at the meeting toTb* verdict WO* reached In ar* nearlag completion fa r th* an­ f a y were: Rodney Tbursby, local alarird a t «m . T o daisy is cosi­ from lb * SUie. Church, will deliver th* address, Th* arrest fa Green Cove ly to Ufa."' Mrs. Frad T . William*, Dr. E. D. Brownie*, pastor o f the an hour and I t minutes. Tho nual dance o f tb* Organisation to m supervisor. 4 V. Bufaer, II. Springs followed shortly after Presbyterian Church announced Missouri country preacher bod b* held bt fa* M ayfair llo lrl, J- Lolunan, Vann G. MUchem of seal chainaaa stated. ifafgjr. pleaded he was • victim of cir­ Tusaday, Doc, T, Mo. and Fslhrr A . 8. Peek- . She also urged th* co-opera* Chief Williams notified all towns Gon of th# people n f Sanford and on th* regular route b*l A t their iw xt m arilng, Mr. Mask fee th* area*km wDI ha cumstance* In tho brfltal ham­ Bemlnola County fa making th# Yard aad Jatksoavlll* to bo on fa* by n choir composed of mer-staring lost Jaty o f Mr*. Imney IndlcnUdy Dr* A- C. Kirk continues l* look-out f a r tha youth. Th* greatest distance traveled campaign which « f th* choir* of varib is DennU Ke)»r. 44-year-old mother, will address th* Mgmalaatlon on prevention of labareulosls in hp g shrimp mi the south AUantle Christmas most successful A n r t m l fu r th* arraut of Mariks BlinerIpher will of Pariah, niggfahothla w as sworn out by •annactloa with Urn annual seal goo miles, Hi* Journey far the *c<— Mn. Louisiana's OJM square miles Mr- Culvert. Th* youth was return­ M l* campaign timdnsfa d under th* In three months. Tag• f shrimp by the bnraau of Include IJttt f t vratar and a grant* ed fa Sanford ami lodged la fa* t u p k s * of lh * I d t l i i l s County cal- •r mtleag* at taavigsbla streams' Couatjr JalL Most *f th* m»**y ffai Of were bul allahtly dUlurbnl, Thu market opened quietly and fa early dealfax* sumo loading ahare* dropped to coni* to 12 only lo recover partially fa dull trading. automotlv* i. tw .) on R e« L a te r D o u g lo s D e m a n d s R e - Returns From Convention Of State Banker^ Father Member* o f P a r tly Exchange Blasted By SEC Chairman at ST. LOUIS. Nov. 24.—< « — Members .of.the United Automo­ bile Workers of America, pro­ testing alleged grievances, went on strike today at the St. Louts assembly plant pf the Ford Mo* tor Company. j About 150 pickets guarded lh# [ two main entrances to Ihe plant j sftsr an early morning demon­ stration In which some 1200 men, many of them members of other CIO union*. swarmed around tho building. There wa* lltU* disorder, . Dclmnnd G ttil, regional CIH union director, said the plant “ will not operate today." Ilo charged Ihe Ford Company ill*criminated against union members In re-employing workers after seasonal layoff, forced worker* to sign loyally pledges, and too terpd a company union. Institution* throughout th* atat* N^iWM?a - w i n , -afO ** « “ #• t**»w*. f*gp*«bw.*Hmb. F h w ii. were present at Ihe three-da, ton' "*” ,wiTl*l;i ctj vn)« . ,Tw a1 thing* IrfUwd )a bring U vent ion, the local bsub executive iotfsf " A r t ' tf I fte fy '«<** on Just n o * , .and one of them staled, adding that the high light ftl *Hm JW)Ab*VdM*nt. wo* th* .uncertainly of tuiip*** of the convention was a banquet ah fcittl-alrfrith D rop s e m b ly P l a n t S h p t ; F iv e M ic h ig a h F a c ­ Five Michigan (('ro tts.ra M A re Stock Prices Hold Up Well Under Attack L e a d in g S h a re s ta*.floor, Labor commit!** mem* J b e n teer* prepared to off*e * » '"amendment to place lh* adminis­ tration of Its provisions 1 unde* ’tVhfld ,; fli*7 W a k l i 1’ h^n^a11 en- re sard lug political Interference | held In the dining hall of the the Isbor depart most Instead of B iged"’Chfacir ^erafl -Id k ' dog* but Congress la taking car* of Florida Stale Cotlcga fo r Women luncheon today. n fie* member board. j thl' tKF bomUH* 'tufa*nd through that. i t which th* delegates v e rs per­ I "Thankfulness Elks State Heads To Attend Meeting In Sanford Friday •U - In. E a r l y A re •'. NUMBER H9 Established la 1908 50c T o $2 40 CiviSana Die Henry Ford Says In Japanese Raid Current Slump Is On China Capital Only Temporary Ingley B om bs ■- J * ,-f ' B N EW SPAPER 1 50 P ic k e ts K e e p A s ­ P r e s i d e n t ‘A n d C o n ­ g r e s s io n a l L eaders For 1D A I L Y SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER S4.IM 7 VOLUME XXIX Quick Action Is Planned To Ease Tax Load ^ ■^» Smttada Coonly P n * H i More Fruit And Vegetable TKfti Any Similar Ana In America - « Sanford la 'Tli# Only Caatral Florida City Afford lay KUnndkvray m is e rw * 1 was rroorafad. Jert; --- — I--- --- - lion resulted from failu re iC serrel n e g o lla llo n s ht-lween r e t. lain N ew Y ork s lo c k Kvcbansvi Inenihei* and tlm SKI". T h e Cqnt* m ission yejeelt-d an InSth-quate the e ir h * n a n ‘* p rop osals. v fon Im proved adm in lsiiniton o f Urn " b ig h oa rd ." D ou slas sp e cif led tha| nn nr« cep la h le plan would N>vn to In* dude; ’ • . 1. S lrlcl punishm ent u f m em ­ bers gu ilty of "U nethical t,r lU rgal" srlltl|li>a. • ). T ra n sfer o f e x r lia n g o im sm . a a rm rn l from ru in m ltlen of m em bers t o paid and im parltul ex p erts. ) . B ed u clliin In Ihn r,uinl>er o f ex ch a n ge m em bers, 4, R egulations til g ir o full or "a d e q u a te " m arket r lb -e t tn thu tra n sa ction s o f sm alt lu v e slo m In odd lola, n r less than ) no, aliaro, trading. t £. R e s t r ic t io n s . On fhrnr t r a d ­ ing o f inam bera and sp e cia list* , 1 - i— G ib r a lta r D o c k W i l l B e r t h B i ^ f f e s t S h ip s * TJIBRIIALTAIL Nov. * 4.— (/P>— Work will begin shortly on wet* enlng Gibraltar's largest dry (lock so that It will be rapabla o f accommodating the biggest rapt* tal ships of the British navy... v l •7 Several hundred workmen wlU ’ work on th* dock, which I* morn than 250 feet In length.- L •____ j DAFFY ^ -D R IV E R S L �<r~ M— 1 Ml Holiday Will Be ‘HdUo’ Me™ An Observed Here Wn**_l° p< On Thanksgiving % £ » * L 2 Z fc Ford Plant In “L ey O ff, O r E W The receipt of an aaonymoaa letter by Assists* States Attorney L T. Boyte, who luo been dtmtta* the Grand Jury’s investigstlon into tbs lottery racket, warn­ matet flldamg ■■ _*> tea r m ing him to “ lay off," only nerves to substantiate tbs belief that the “local boys’* engaged fn operating Cuba and BoHta b en a n not the “big shots’' fn the racket at all, but are meMOy members of a gigantic ring fleecing tbe public in every part of the state, and perhaps ell over the coun­ try. ’ ' The Introduction of gangster methods in attempting to intimidate the Assistant States Attorney and the mem­ bers o f the drand Jury from performing their sworn doty is foreign to the peace loving citisena of Seminole County, even that portion of our people who might upon eeen* stons engage in minor Infractions of the law. The '"lay off, or else” attitude, however. Is quite ebaraetertotte it the New York and Chicago racketeers whose use at the “ trigger men’' Is as much a pert of their deny chores, as bribery of high pafatte officials. The Federal Bureau of Investigation has recently dis­ closed the operation of hugs dope rings, controlled by a few men in New York, but reaching out over tbs entire country, with agents in almost every town, end scores of salesmen, disposing of millions of dollars worth of drugs and narcotics to thousands upon thousands of wesk-mlndsd persons whose lives ere thus destroyed. It Is hardly lees improbable litat Os Caheand Bollla games which'we barf seen operated bare In Buford ere but parte of the grant •• nation-wide tottery rocket controlled by s few crooks In _ . New York or CMcagn. . , .. If It Is, It seems net at ell unlikely that they might nim have sent some o f their “agents” down here, upon lenrmng rei- of the activities of the Grand Jury, to see if they eonUn t hr "fix” things. NatumUr they would not like to low so profitable a field aa one which supplies them with as much as ten grand a week. And besides this law enforeotnent business la a contagious sort of thing. Other Florida cities learning that Sanford had driven the lottery rsekM eteera out might follow suit. That would never do. So tho gangsters hive warned Mr. Boyle end the ash.' Grand Jury to lay off. Public opinion will any to that, ■nd “ Pour it on harder then ever I Drive these gangsters out !of this city!” If they are so brazen as to threaten the ""'.Grand Jnrv now. what would they do If they ever secured . » foothold hero 7 But neither Mr. Boyle nor the member* of tho Grand Jury are the type that can be eaally intiml e »trr city and tows. • . a* for botes thankful, pcsploye* of tbs local Poat OfTtca hesa of tbs rtrihan, Is tbs Gsa* arc IhSnklal for tbs snnoancseral Meter* Plehrr Body pU"* m-nt ta x is fftfcy by uoatma.ier at Pastier, was * officially fttdad. It. J. Holly wMeh la aa folto-wi: th e five-day, nnnulhorlsod ■Tio M r t lM SHI bo ysqnlrsd of alrflta of Unflsd Automobile -Ithar city or rate! c*rr**ra on Worker* of America members th Thanksgiving D iy. Alt windows Pontiac ended Tueedmy, but B. R. at the roel Office will be cloied t entei dhanager of tba Flahar for tba entire diy. llowsYer, Wall prodsetlon could not wilt be dliaatchtd from tba Ofbe m i — ■* before neat week. flm the maim* a* on olhar daya. Until tbe Fleher plant return** Clerks In. Banfortl eloree art •peeslieM, tbe Pontiac Motor thankful becaaea an ttor«a Wit* rm s a n r factory muit remain • tbe etcepllon of drug aloffe r] - J Tocetber. Ihe two planta employ 14,700. The otbar plant* of labor, disputes S. / i - got lal Ion* were [In today between on rapreaentaltte* * Motll; Y| raata down to dla, g„4 ha lata L . It' Ua; roaji n „ uo BI1j t|,e city lu ll will *l»o he thankful boeaua* irejection* “ I both jil.rrs* will tn*p»n<l*d throughout th* ^ay. (he of eonaay iwhoola will be elonral tomorrow. If o f men Hnwater, th* school* will reproduct Ion ^, nm , their re»nl*r achodtfto* |Friday niornlns. Raperlntendent ■ rt achool* T- W. Lawton atated today fotlowtns an erroneoaa report that tba arhoola would Unidentified outalde ln>rr**t* remain i-toeeS Friday. *e*kbig to drum up butlneu for Employer* of Tba Ban ford labor *py organlutlon* were Herald are al*o thankful that no paper will be pub tithed to­ H m United Automobile Work­ morrow. er* of America, who** interneu iraoris lu n m iF U m n*»* *. _ S X « & f S .'S £ i\ L eesb u rg T om orrow lie g e L i f e G o e s 1 O n A b o a r d T r a i l e r Fed* tbrouch e Tito Oo4 of tba wbeto ssra b apart of sow! To oacb f«rrid sod f*«th*r-4 ' » t*lna.' The navy dapartmact pirns gradually to build up th- mer­ chant maria* naval rcavrva fo ft,000 offkwra and 34.000 manj 4 * 4 I arm ftsbt Ms - fight, TUl ’thw wwrtd .ahall ate thing* - rUU v \ R A D IO As the crowning glory to a perfect dinner we suggest our pure cream vanilla or butter pecan Tee cream—Quarts 50c, \ RADIO IS T cS S t-nifth workout RCA & Z E N IT H BABY TERMS We also have an excellent supply of sweet milk and whip­ ping cream to take care of your holiday needs. HOFMANN E le c tr ic S e r v ic e 104 Magnolia Ave. 1’hoae 101 SIS E . F IR S T ST. •t B U S IN E S S M A N ’S . LUNCH MUNICIPAL STADIUM J A C K S O N V IL L E Bff“ »2” -»2" ‘2 S5£. *1” J T k tffy W Salt f lilM t pepyttmant U iitm U f of riorid*, GalBOSTille C /I BEKVEI) FROM 11;10 TO 2:00 PERKS CLUB Look vfcat that SSenll reading lamp Has dene lo father! And mother, too tired tw alay op and read la dim light, has long since retired. Tbo children? They, loo* MAGNOLIA PHARMACY have deserted this gloom for brighter, more cbeerfal places. «M mA m S A N F O R D 'S N E W E S T D R U G S T O R E 8 A N FORD T W E N T Y Y E A R S AG O W E D E L IV E R T E L E P H O N E 263 Far Yaar Ur*ga. t’w artka, Patoat Madlctaam, * 1‘rracHplto**, ttoapUal aappUoa. ato. 'A*d. I am •my - btetb-r.1* koapor . RADIO w% m mm* . .. the uneuihorited .tHk« at C e l e r y F e d s T o P l a y — Hoarcra cloao to tho I’apvt kousiihoJd aaid Hops IMu. «uf> (-rod a linking *p-l| ln,i nle'nt l>at appoarad i-on*ld«,ahl/ bai­ lor today following III* uau.il ni-dlr*| laJ*r|loa*. Th* ponlltr* pliy.tclan r -nialn-d at hi* aldu ihrouan mornlag and lk« Papa cancalh-d plana to prwnlda at a moating at Iho Cons rag. t Ion of HllfaHa did. hnwovar. taka a ahorl drive ill run* h Vatlran aburiiy attor noon. ground. “ ’It’s so quickly done/ somebody be*Ido him said. “What was almost as quickly done waa the epilogue of a battle which took place near me In the grandstand*. A supporter of Pennsylvania waa knocked out in less than 10 seconds and put on a stretcher In less than a minute. That waa a record." MadWeal lEogUah yeo«»es de­ veloped arabory to euch g d tfn s that It « u not aupplaated by fire a m * until 100 yean altar the re­ tention of the musket- the'payment of 193? Clty|| [Taxes. 2% Discount will [be allowed for payn\cnt in November and 1% dfs[count for- payment tn De­ cember. ! nee* a i the bub* Probably the moat thankful ■ men aceu»-d of prr-ona in (hi. county - “ r* torra* iltot'ba. n« apeecti ,of y?un* ,U,dent* of University o f New York. ' M I L Before telling aUttt th* action. Hr. Benac explain^ P o p e P lu g S u f f e r s to*et • brato la the lor- tho ru'“ of the game. “One camp attacks with its /onB a d S i n k i n g S p e ll •». w*™» gathered together in line with the spot from .,r"-|rhlch the ball la played, while two halves, « three-ouarV A TIC A N C IT Y , Nov. |1 — (VP) . He klaaas bis child and artto; Than ha haunt, a wood, Hit ho orphan# a brood. Or rob* a dmr of It* llfa. Mo stow ai a apach la tba a*ar*i Wlagad loro that ha* flown at i> m y stenographer — “8(0 »[ whatdya thktk 1 am. onywayT" Ca-Umw* ra la not. H eadlining hls story, “ On O hio F ootball Field— A * ■! **• ttefk af Ume. W hole Series o f B oxin g M atches W h ere the K nockout Is ,* e*' ****K . K i n g , " Gaston Benac, special correspon dent (n N ew Y ork ■ulted In a trailer colony eprinc* Oema hi. tereh m the ^ ^ tJ|# U n e s t aftern oon new spaper In tag up near ike tmhrrr»i*y. Even f it bright with that France, covers a football gam e as seen throu gh th e eyes cord* took to the Idea. Unhremily- authorities cu-PBCUb, im ^ -yi(gn--Mir~ >t ~ p a TThS m i [ ^ 'lli ir u it ]ii fs VWft 1 6 C olum bia U nlvsrsH y’ s sltd by prnviJlrir fscilltlew far wET ' I ” Ifftfating field, under tho guidance o f “ L ittle I/>u,“ he ro- runainr *r*ler, res, light* and r h e . weald tsaetpie kUW parted that the tackling dum m ies e n d -o th e r -p r e e tk e .e q u ip - other ronvenlence*. tjuln, an agriculture .indent “ ___ , . . ment reminded him of nothing so much as the instrument! from Oajrkn, Mi*f- organtaed .ertr, u,u ihe du,t~ of torturc Qf lhe M|ddU Agej| ^ lhe f|eM ha M,d( hb himself and niaa oOmr *tud*M* iT S WUl twit heard “ LltUe Lou” telUng hls p l a y e r . “ I f , h e (yotir opL bit* tho ‘Tl*er Economy Club.’'*. WPh their help, he turned what set tbs suite te u e s t patient)- bothers y o iv i k " 0^ h,m flut* M * * u , mothers at T h e Frenchm an' spent th e whole ftrgt part o f the w*» a trailer Into a maitrr bed­ g “ vOhio N ew Y o rk , w a tch - room and a clapboard addition In­ ■ rials ” r sim i i ie v i, played e- »B aIn il 1 t *l « aFields” **»»*.** In uptow ™*n* • a combination reception room, bars not *uppa« to teach rng (he antlca of “ * whole line of men dressed In whlta to dining room, ntudy, library and imlT—j- *4 ' ** - “ r’ who took tho part of owhor.tra leader* for the wild cries kitchen. Alan* driva baaata to alay, woadarfut man, Um crown' of tba plan, .1 Torture*, and kill*, for play. I Me iota wall fed tram bit (able: gtty two blta fori plant* employing 1",* BATON ROUGE. 1j *. Nov. 2*. —(W)—I* i t . Quin te taking In hoarder* at hi* .rampu* tmllrr quarters to e**e the hnu*lng problem at Loulalana State univrr*hy. It all itarted a year **<i when F o o tb a ll T o T h e F r e n c h , •. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1937 > SANFORD, FLORIDA wa* thr pi—cc da raaUtanca and an 61d fuahinnnl Georgia dlantr » M sarved with all that g o t . with ths ftraat A m erican b ln l of T hank*- giving fameMr*. J T. llrady ratumad laat sight from Or land,, -vhat* aha M A G N O L IA PHARM ACY Mania BchasM**. ....... i Urns, Mr and Mr*- Ko-muiillal, R ,d*r* from tba Mta- ll-nry, Mr*. Jour., Mrs. ei down to Yioo1Kmith, Mfs. Mfllrr, Mr* Howard, a n laffirlmi Mr*. Mrijrughlin, MHa Grprala*, dt )a fha otbar MU. ttflllc, MIm Haib-r, Mr. , Ifllogj a n giv-! Mrrriw-ih-r, Fell* Frank. Mr- It a* pato la tbo Bishop, Mr tValsman, Mr*. Hem- A don, Mr. Brown, C lam c# Mahon■— -y . Mr. Brndy, and Billy. Siring- V i- AgruniU d f.Uuw. .( tor Mod/ plant* Nr. ami MramW. J. Thlgp-u and n Myass tompo- MU* Kalbtrlno wllkla leave today 7] too And yte ww far if camplpg trig They will In f to*** ■ilHtotk-* swsy sO wock. r 4b brd tooliag Mr. and Mra. B- O. Cbaa«, and l< family. Hi** JRdwards, and Mist d — * kUffctCipmt -Hw vrtbksnd «t Mr- j wist paid group Cbaaa's grav* on LaV. Butlar. | b g t o a pstton- 'Am ong th# moat datlghi.M din- I i t o l b llll te nor parties of ths ThanUzlving I V whim snow* spasm was tbal of Mr* &. 1 . 1 difference! Il*a almost magic! Famlllea gel better aeqestetedi Tbe “younger Uatteraity af I Uradanto more* Fceplr r**Uy A W Try Barilla yrMk. It works! featu u n g . THE VERY BEST W E APPRBOATE Y O U R T H A N K S G IV IN G BUI ^b V I’ �■ " " ‘ K $ \ i& •• ' " • « W W W W I J R ? ! S ! .HOT A n n u a l B r id g e P a r ty S o cia l A n d P erso n a l Activities ^ THUftaOAY - " ; SCIENTIkf "THANKtHltVINfl" la the *oh _ . _ .. „ . , . let t of Iho LeMOh-Seriiu’n The annual Bridge Party given » ,llch wl„ rr4d church. , G iv e n B y D . A . R . Mra. J B. Ovm<t was he.tcs.i to hy the pm aghtm of the American rtirlsl. SHi-nilst. through,,.:! the Alathcon Sowing Circle which Bev«lutl»n waa held yesterday n,r world, ou Thursday, Nirvem- met at her home on Washington afternoon at ihm R p im p al Pariah; i„ r Avrnuc yesterday T r u t h S e e k e r s C la s s House in the form of a Thank*The tlvldeti Test la: “ The The rooms o f the Ovialt home siring tea with Mra It. J. Holly, I-"id 1s my strength anil nn wen- attractively tleeurated with H a s R e g u la r M e e tin g finance chairman, in rharg*. slHidil. my heart trw*ted It, him. tail flowers. ' 1 1 1 The Parlth Booae w»» dec°raU-l and I am hrlped: therefurn nn The afternoon was -pctil in s r w Mrs. George MeCnim waa hotMr. and Mra. C. K- Miikr it for the occasiaa with autumn foil relolceth; met mg nfter which the hostess assistleaa to tha bualnaaa and aociat Cincinnati, Ohio, are rei-ding at »lfe and flowers- The stage was •earl Kieatly with my sonu will I praise him." nl ly Mrs. R. N. Nipper served meelisg of the Truth Seeker* Ctaaa 1747 p*rk Avenue fur the winter, very effectively arranirvd lo ro­ 1 Psalms *.s J( irfrrshmrnU to the following: o f the Pint Method lit Churth| ! present a barn yardMrs. M S. Nelson. Mra. 11 0 . Among .the eilallun* which which waa held Monday afternoon Mr*' & _“ Eln” . T V “ The tea table centered wRh • umprls,< the Lcstuu-Bcrmon *» Mcihvin, Mr*. IL B. 0.1 ham. Mrt. ku*** •* * Wo^jan’a Club lunchchrysanthemums and crystal ttn lullewliir from the lllhle: ID It. f(an.r,~Mre. G H. Rcltnun. at her home* * » « ta DeLand Tuesday. |'rll^nc,ticks hnldln-; lightetl dark He e n l hit wool, und healrtl Mr*, (k C. Gilsbts Mr* H. E PuurP lira. A. C. Starke, president, rsrtHtl out, a color tletn. met ilrttVered them from fny. Mis. R. N. Nipper and son. H r and Mra W. H. Brookins of h,u' U»W c* ^Tio, n,“ ' • ' ° lnr presided over the meeting which theme of line and gold. A Coffee tiietr 1tc.1i ructions, ou that men Itnymend. Mr*. J. E- Page. Jlr.i. . Toronto, Canada, have arrived tu and tea server were placed on would pitilse |’,|. I.O|d Tor his I,. V Burdette anil Mrs- J. 11. waa opened by the devotional led lpw lj ^ wbl, „ ^re They m e . | by Mrs, W> S. Thornton. Mr*. M e-!,raiding „ l m Palmetto Avenue. either end of the table which wn* goualnetis. uml lor hi* wonderful) Itvintt. tEiZAHSTft BUGBAM JORBAN, Sodoty BdlUr .* Social Calendar CH UnCHC* OF OHRI9T, Wlltlnm*. Mr*. J. U Clark. Mr*. W. C. Colamnn, Mr*. L. M. Hwaln, Mr*. P. II Igrnshia Mrs. Carl Chorpcnfns. Mr*. Nancy Brock. Mr*. M. ». Ui-ef. Mr* 11. Duncan. Mi* W F, llrvan slid Ml** Alh'c MrKtm P e r s o n a ls in n w l Upton Tha*! sitting Strrlce will be bald at tha Viral Daglial Cbarcb at »:*T> o'clock. Tha public la cordially Invited to alUad. FRIDAY World Day at Prayer anil be observed at tbe Ftret Methodist Church at ltOO o'clock with Circle Number Two and Orel* Number PMy In charae. ’ Tbe Girl Broet* will meet M Cmm road .he new bylaw , f o r t * ? the little B oom at ):M o'clock coming y j| r . A fter the disposal prepared for a tire building hike. ^ presided over by Mr*. It J. I ' Winks lo ■In- , hltilreii of men’ j man and Mrs. Hank Wbodruff. Aid let them saeiiflee III” BtthJcbw)Ji N h jv „ Refreshinenla, aervwl caftts’ li storlfk-et of Hi inhsglvlpg, ami routine matter* the meeting w « » ji,krn .pertm ent In the home 0f rlyle, sllll further carrietl out *he d-■tare, hi* .wi’iks tu, rejot. onday Ins." iPs.ilnis loj.ra In The boob. "Bared to Berra" turned over to the hoateea for a M ia June Boamlllat at 201 Cast hire ami gold color scheme. There were Mteen table* at | Third Strel. The I.i i im Seijiem also inwill be tanikt at l|:bO o'clock social hourPlsv uml sateial tea gnesl* who ! ||,l)l VluK . .liussagea, at tha FTrat Metkodtat Church An Interesting program *a. Mr. and MreTwT R. 1 luUdU and -had rhaneea -at the dimr pri**. iteni the* t'lirlsUaii Ht lrnte lestprecedln« the aaaalan at Prayer givrn which consisted of reading* MU* Dctorrgh Tibbetts 0f Ply a 12 iniund turkey, which wna I" ” h, e^,.|,.m.,, „ MI| | { , , „ ( H | i program* for ■Forelcn Mission*. on Thanksgiving. Those taking mouth, N- H- have taken nn apartwon hr Mr*. Rims of I'liuluota. In t lo Ih. ilMurt s." hy Mary A covered dish luncheon will be AfP-r setires were colleeled by I lkik. r 1'ihlt • "Borne pmiple yield served at noon. Circle Number part were: Mrs V. IL Mitchell, mBnt * ' *01 , ’^ k A vcn jc. ,Mv-et. F. K Htwiniilliii mid Mr*. •kprly to the loueh of Truth, One wll) hare ckarae of Prayer Mra. McCrum, Mra. T. J. Smith,‘ M„ Jna. 8. Hhc~rni*t, uu-l W i siqphcn* high seoro fee yield nohout a Hr llglie. Mra R. V Turner and Mr*. John- ,,Ur( Mn , Iew) 1)f Grw, e lVl,n.e I! vron procram at i:M o'clock. prise w*a awarded lo Mra. W. | n-*d *m.tny are rolmtuut to ac ■ T U ISD A V * w, r e refred ' hw P" L< M kh h#ve taken the An. Kelrraltmenta were aefvctl h y ,drtw Cdrvuwny cottagY lit til) 0. Klrmtng. laiw arore went '« | knowledge Hist they have yield Circle Naraber Three . will tint. J. II Root »nd sereonO hul Milicas this admission Is kara chorea of tha procram to i°u, , *!u"“ r ,u , y ‘ ( «»»«* Ave. |-[lse* were wnn hy Mr*. N or.< made. 10!| will hoast llaelf shine .. ■Iren at tka Fbal Matkodlat Dckle to the following: Mra P. ll. Parker, Mra. J. 0 -: Mr and Mra. W. l-swercnAc Mn- nian lieFornt and Mr» Dwight 'I whosoever shall deny me ttrch from 1:10 o'clock until John Melgcb, 1........ men. Idm will I also Ue Waila, Mra j . ft- Crawford, Mra. *on of Ihiylcstown, To. an<f fir . and ......man. Mra. tM o'clock. .If. won 1 he floaltiiK prise fur K. A- M offilt, Mr*. W -8- Thoniton. Mr* W. E. II. Mann o f • 'root.., " lore my Father which Is ANNOUNCUM EM V Mra Minnie licit, Mr*. Elsie I Can- have Inkrn apartment < »' IP,. line and only grand alain. I i.ven. Ip i-liylsilnn Relenco. Assisting Mra. Holly were the ( Word haa been received that Kirchoff, Mrs. J. C Russell, Mrs.’ 703 West First Street. I e ''"il.il el TtMill Is falsi, whit" f< Mowing com mil levs: relre*h11- Brock, fanner manaftr of Thelma Luadiiulst, Mr*. A. 1).' -------11 i't orkowhdgrinent nf Truth fthe iSanford Poatal Telegraph Shoemaker,.Mrs- Leslie Went, My*/ Mis* Constance Melsth, .1 a V mi nt*. Mra. It. D Ca*wull, Hits, j id i f n hat U tins done Company and new manacer of the Isda LeGettc, Mrs. W1, M. McKipt,'dent at Stetson . ITnlvrndty. will \V. C. Illll, Mr*. I. P. Hagan, I- eo .11,01 ml help, (f pride. Is 1 o*. superstition, „ r any error Pro Lakeland office, waa married Hun- Mr*. F. H Mitchell. Mrs- It. F.'sitcnd the Thanksgiving hotlda-* tin,. Frank WoodrUlf; day evening- at #:l)0 o'rlork to Crenshaw, M ia John T. Pearson, with her parent*, Mr and M ia 1 lilies, pencils, raid* mid dm- '.r il- III,, hoticst 1ci-nsni! ten *>f silntis, Mr» llyron Hlaphiin*. tii'neflls tree list, lit In will In* ,t Mbs Edith Keller of Fort Mende. Mrs. W E. Wells, Mr*. W. P. Frank Mclsch. |.elia tlolle C h itry. Alia. htnfl.-.iii I- lo |hc 1ci oyer)’ of Hi", Chapman, Mra M. T. Rudfotd, Mra. (leornn P. Lewie of Longwood T. E. WHaon, Mr. J. N- Rutledge, 1. Il|, Melsrh. J r ’, Mrs ll. I.. “ 1‘ k end tii». ,n, t cm itf ill,, Mis* llonilUr Pope rrrlvc announces Ike marrlake of his Mr*. J- K. Meiringer, Mra- K W. this afternoon tiro and Miss Mis* Irene llln lon t. stmleni." ipp <ia r, 1^ from Sit i» >■ aleler, Mrs. draco Krelnu*. of Turner, Mr*. II- H- llunean, Mr*. University to Spend Iho Thanks p rlvcs,. Mrs. S It. IMghtnn. Mrs. ^_ ’ Aaherllle. N- C. to J- 8 - Thorn­ C U Goodhue, Mia T. J- Smith. giving llolldnys wttli her purI, ,1 Wlgglps. Mrs J li. liny, / y r r * , V, . Mr*. !». P Hagan and Mrs. Vail O f f l l T r N A TO N a m e d ton of Winter darden. After ■ m t a Mr. and Mr*. O. J. Pope, M HR R1TZ THEATRE TONIGHTUNEY Father Kellaghan Presides Over Society Fatlici J. J. Kellaghan pro• Idol over the meeting of the Arfh" T'onnCa' rrnity' Kusaty Sucirly of the. A ll. S u u li. ' Oslholte t'hnrih. tghnh was^hefil Monday night a' thd-rnurill, limit me husiness was disclosed diiriP’t a short Inumcss session. Those atli'udlag were: Mrs. Mary Temple. Mrs. Paul Pcinld, Mr*. John l ‘»>ehl, Mr*. Itstine*. Mr*, t). P. Herndon. Mrs. June Rnunilllat, Mrs. F. MtKcnn. Mis* Jorephtne Tarln-ll, Miw. I*. A. Camelun. Mi*. E. (irailkk, Mr*. Tamm, Mr*. Klrhtrr. Mr*, luike, Mr*, t'nllum, Mr*. Mary Mn-kler. Mrs. liny Rnlding. Mr*. Harry tjiguiia. Mis* Ellen Hoy and-Mis* for ns Evelyn Bigger*. | Meeting Ih Held Hy ..Circle Number Five Mr* I*. M Hwaln, rhuIrtnAn, I 'I ' hMu.1 oTi*r llii* inrnllfiB of Flrrlp Number of iha plr*»i Mf OiihIIm* l*hut«h Ythbh l.-M Mniiflav nl ib*« Iouim* of M»* \V. ► *. Hi Vim. . A *Im»h b'lfbiiN* station Mr*. A- C- Starke. 'Mr*. John trip to Tallahassee they will be Vaughn, Mra. W. C Ilsklo and ■ "lr or V ' n ’ i , r' n j'- P r e N b y t e r i n n N at home to ilteir friend* In Mra. George MeCntm_ Ml** Dorothy Haines of Cen­ It, D«w*on. Mr*. J. II H""t, Mrs. Winter Garden. F. K, Itiiamllliit mill Mi* It. J.I New olfleer* for the Seotm Ih bi*bl Uur'im w l«b b p iiillo o ter' Hill will arrive tomorrow to ! p it I en 'il of the Pieshylerat-i1 ll‘m HTfP <11*JM#e|e'(i nf. spend the Thanksgiving holiday* Holly. 1'hint'll'were nmi'oimid at a n m t* hosifg-su*. M t». Ilrlnil* Mm. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs * lllii: tv hie It wits held recently. Tbev rhorponlliRs mul Mm. Ntiti«*y ; C. A. Haines. w en b u n a re*** I n * VMS City t* Mare* re r*iir*r«i* t»r***fc iimril** •<» Virginia Ford. llriH'k w r v u l t * Evangelist Walter Pan I Shepherd, hi* nek* ****** are a tr r ***** •*■ *«***. 1, *re*rkl** ■ (■ *■ •* . ‘«S*re* M lvrW r at Ik* s**(*re <,*•**> Tab*r**rl*. rsrnri .,1 Sib St. *a4 t.**r*t At *. Bp*rl*l **fej*p| *••% • irerint Thpagrely.-„ ^ Iwfs 'V - M i.iC .ir i ,r Tim 1L Q sw s, puatar. - 11 4' D C O IVfPLiEJE^ j • , 1 ■ D IN N E R I i f law i n *We of tkosa where remembrance of Ike Igwt wad laok In Um Urkry'a eye apolls yowr mrala, rente lo Kddlr’a. Here h g Tkankaglvfng dinner prepared exactly oa yaw wewld hava U, Bring year family! Marjorie Thompson Mr Rutherford » e O N iv ir , D U l l l l l l u m pu sitku tj Kelt! llowrettcr. J r.r Dr. and Mrt. II. I' ^ ""h itl'-nt ; lmuglns G am er, tw ill wevcss -rtu n d ity-^ TlT ml re*T” to a ntimle r , • of liensiirer; Margaret Alls. whet*i H r, viiaitl, low p*ivii Irleiel* here It tiro animittiee* sttrela ri ie, uperiitlng f|*>Ui an opvrgtloli itl'-nt i f | tic m i'c leg" of Miss Tcnliel, ei ial 1 halt man; Daphn-' chit liman and 1rwcuiilly uudergngp .u|_,Ufy* .Temple MucJ.rl - Ihiiopcim of Eoslman. Taka, It, puldicity tillin ’ liiown, proginm Hospital In lTiUadrlphlii. Pa, tin. In M. K lliithe.forh op Sun­ Murv day. Niivcmlo'ii -,:i, *11 Jaikaoii- i hail m ill for Novumber. A fle r n rhorl husiness sra-nti •'illoderltk' Adaipa, who 1* at I yllle lending die Uni remit f ' of ^ "11 The ceii'imiuy win perlnrmei! sup|H-r tins aervcil in the s.n 1 il Gdinunds. fm ipiv room of the thuieh. Mu* lte*s* .l da.nWdll spend tka Thanklgtv- h> J Oil!" Ing (Wl'd.iv* - fB lr e W * PJri 1its, Judge u| I Inn,I Cun nl) l.ttth Off'l Mr* Victor C n cn Mr. »ml Mi si, S', llyf Adams, at George llulkerfunl served ns were h<eJeases f.'r the eiT iim.’ met were nrsisled by Mr*. Ilnum.l tlirir tifiiiii* mil Hlh«r Igulm* { ring hearer. J ' "ll ■ L l *■»- wl.^aMr*. Rutherford wus nltniiU te fragile, Mrs. fl-aliam Hunter me, L io m t C l u b P r e p a r e s live in 11 lirvy spoil »ult with Mr*. If. (!. Drawn t(c< and Mrs Brownlie were Kiesl*. mali'hliiK dietasoil**. BJic *u F e r A |pnu^} D a n c e ut-rumikitiied item tputman i“ 1 F I L M S D K V K I .O I ’ E D Tlte l.loiis rlu h will hold It'1 ln-r *l»l»r. Mrs Ailliur Thump Any sire fi or a annual Inera tonight at Hi" son. Mi and Mi*. IlMlherfnrd ot« Mayfair llut' f. Espusur* Dancing will begin at |u W at holin' l'l lllety fllends tit ?ul Dor Print Each • ti'rlurk lo the intislo of Polo East Fifth Mlroet. F lt K K .r> x 7 K n lu rjte n tcn l Bchlrnrd’a orfbestrn. ’I he greatest perecn'nge Increase Krprhilk :ir n . . 1 . L. Uallowuy ylatcd today 2*1 %mt r%prrlrnc« in the pnpulatiuu >f the United llial member* nl the elilh had Mater occurred between IMIHI and S m illic r n I'ltoltr N ervictf been basV for covtuul ilnys milk­ |Hit) when there was a Irani nf :W.l St. PrlcfshurK, I'ta. ing p trp ii alien*. IK-r cunt. thr fnll..ulr ----T~*T Mr*. J (' 1tu%|w. M|*. c’ ln r om*i» Wviin, Mr* Itetri Mr. John I’nrtor, Mm. I«. M, Tvlfopl <\ K. McKlAirow. Mm. Karl I >0**07, Mr* t\ K. * Crterr Or*ter Cocktail Staffed Ottvea Frt*h Hhrlqip Cocktail Florida Frull V O U don't have to take chancel ua X "uDOothie" t i n e paw. The Mfctt lire* —■tout road-gripplag Goodyear*—arc the lowest n p coM fa ruaninjj a cor today. Goodyeare cost you onlv ONI-F1FTII a* much per mile •■ gasoline — that's how lorng they wear 1 Aodut every Goodyear you gel the world's fim <h oirc safety features: CENTER TRACTION GRIP - TIIB GOODYEAR MARGIN OP SAFETY that prevents ■kidding accident! — and msiimum blow­ out-protect ion from patented SUPERTWKT CORD IN EVEKY PLY I Gel the Goodyear that fit* your purse — the supcr-mileigr “ G -3” All-Weather, the scnfitional new " R - l” or the ccooomiral Speedway — *m d fie swre •/ utftly, 7620- / 9 3 7 •' America Does Not Forget \ Rtmember — T H E C H E A P E fT T H IN G O N Y O U R C A R / I t THE B E S T T IR E S YO U CA N BU T Pan* of Tmrkejr Soap • Baaot Toaif Tatter *Hk Oyater Dreaetni, Cranberry Saoce A Clbict Gravy. Biyle Hyrk«C CWcMa with tUMaied Rice BraOed Pomfmw with Maltre d’Hotei Sauce 8lraU«f met Mlgnon with Mash S aare 1R2R, u hleuk y « i r , huw th e la n d in g o f u sin nil p u rl)' nn I he w ild count n f A m rr fr :t. T h e ir t e r r if ic H tro g g le fu r 11 fn o lh n ltl in Ih'n new noil in kn o w n lo e v e r y w h o n lb n y _ T h e n , n f l e r I h e lr f in d Iter ven t— k n o w in g I hist nuccrwH. no m a il e r how *m u ll. w an th e ir a th e I'ilgrln iH p au sed to g iv e thunk'*! A g u in , .117 y e a rn Drier, th e n a tio n rom im -m onrieir th a t c u s to m . F o rg e t l in g (h e ro n fu n lo n o f Ik e m o d e rn w orld , an d c e ll tig Ilte ir fa in ilie u an d frle n d n nlroul (h e m , A m e r ic a n * g a t h e r nitre m o re In in ) o y (h e richer* o f I h e lr (ahlen . . . und lo g iv e th a n k * fu r (lie hierMingn n f th in b in d ! The • YOWELL Co. Ciadied Sweet Pehlew, Gr Battered CaaUflower Pit Bartlett Pear * Mat Salad Mtnce PW Ice Craai A Cake C o ffe e Tka ' * * '♦ * * M ilk .— V * , tfkrisia-'& a �V - 4 t ■J-''r-*, |k<>V'.i'*,/ ' If.’ -* '.-. •y- i ' J «t£g S tti iWKrts. iect iong Are' As Obstacle tadio Pianist s r u u s s r t* * . - T & t lb * I lia , d ay e r N * » « "h e r . t i l l . o~ Clark o f Cleewll ■am .oala Usaaty, cxbaL ) _________________ b a n t o b p 1 1 xrs .H IT and B p n wHtlew re*seat o f BODA B. sfWTiea l Will mttmr far M |o a t M hlla eatery i s the b lg b - ■•al*M a l M W M Id M I tb* p sk ll* B M •atary hlghaal bidder blddar fe ra.a le er N f l . at c i . jtb* fi eel bidder foe o**t« » l H # Q » « Hens* salranc* la B aaford e e the Caart liana* anlraaae I* Behferd e f Daeambae 141b day of D ecem ber,__ ISIT *t •n (be llth . day ____. IA S l i l t e l 11 . F u n k A. t l o ’ .le t k A. m. eerllfleala- .Me.. ________ . . . .H. .I " * ef Am . bald __ — by ik* lb* ___ Hlal a logatbar . all em ltlad and , . b * o i . . « l Ilk . t t l f bald by ik e B late le gelhar w ith e ll om itted and eal tease lacladlng la see letV sequent levied laa es larlndln Mis year HIT. tb * f*l taxes. levied fee fa r I he y es* HIT, daesrtbad land* *■ Be (he follow in g described lands la gam lnol* County. Florida, lo w ll: c " a t H I*/ Hal*1“ wit Jety fe d . II « • fl; o f l a » SS A IV. M i l fl. o f L ei ( I Hanford lle lsh ts. o f waclloa IS. T ow eofclp SO W Jiuea, my hand and seal this Bootk, Haag* M « * « » . _ . Mi* S llh. day o l N ovem ber ISIT No. HIS Hal* o f July Tod. f o il, r o .r r ln g tko follo w in g D. P. MRflNIKIN. Clerk o l fl r r a l l Court. d.aerltwd land. I H o f BWM o f Hrm .not. County. Florida .|iVU nl N t 'K A . K ’ i .d NW 14 IHKAtd : N W t. o l WWii o f W ‘ l o f NKI* o f- i w j s ' . . KOTtCk OF BALM OF T A X N W ii A WK'l o f HW B of C M u r tn c A T s e * NtA'U o f Section IS. T ow nsh ip , In aerordanc* with Ik* ' provl ,S* Mouth, H i 11u . IS East. ( of w llneaa niy hnnd and seal Ih l. alone u( Chapter MISS. A n * HIT and upon written Teoueel o f th* Sllh day o f N ovem ber, IM M JMIIN J. CAItV K Il I w ill o ffe r II. P. IIUKNDUN. Clerh nf C lrrn ll I'uort, for tale al public outcry |* the lb* Mrmlnol* Connly. Florida. tilghcel bidder fur caah al Court Ilona* antrgnra la Hanford IHKAI.I _ _ -in t li. llth . dav of t ie r , nthcr, m i l k OF a t i ll o f T A X 1*17 al II o ’rlorh A. M . IS* per* I If leal* No. 1*1 H a l' o f July Tib. I K H T i y i l 'I T M In kren riion i. a lilt Ih# pro- 1*1* Haiti hy I he H la l' IngaUier vlalon. o f Chapter IlSM , Aeta pf w llh all nmlllml and auhaequeat HIT and upon wrtttan requeal o f I*.led lave* tnrludlng take* IreWANFOIID III III.UI.M i A LOAM i d for ih* year HIT. on Ihe fa l­ AWtOCIATHrN I w ill o ffe r far low ing it '.r r lla -l landa In Bevnlaale at puhlle outcry lu Ihr notc Connly. Florida, m w ll: lad 111 Frank J . W o o d r u ff* highest b id d e r .fu r n u ll St .the I’.-urt llu u .s e l. 1111 m . In Wunfni.l Holt on lb s I l l h . /lin y o f I o n inlnn WHnaas my hand and seal Ihl* ISIT s r II flfclmh A M. la . I fie 4 lilt day nf No.ttnlm r. ISIT. c e r illl-n lr . aelil hy Ihe Hlnli fl 1’ HKIINDflN. Ingelher e llh all om illed nml Clerk —f c irc u it lyiurt, tnhPVflurnt J ' . j r d l a .'s inr.,“ d , Meminola I k t u l r . . Florida. lag la i r s let led fo r ihe Sr .j IHI!AL» ISIT, on . Ihe liillu n ln g il.acMlicil lands la W.mliw.1# County, Flurl aO T tl'N OF SALK n r T A X • <S4HT1FII)AT*m d a .'tn w ll! No. M l of Aug t, US*, cu e. In accord an ce w llh Ike provle r la g tail I. llleck t l. T ier I, *1-0* #f Chapter IS tfA Art* o f Wan font. HIT and upon written rea u .el o f No. 11* o f July *, IM I, r o t J. f l BTKWAJIT 1 w ill o ff e r fo r •ring tail 111 Hanford Mnighta. rain at public ou tcry to lha ;<n I f* uf Aug. t, IMS, roeMu heal bidder fa r caak al Ik* ertng la>| M Hanford flalgh la. Court lloua* tn lm n r e in Hanford No. IIS ol A uk, 1. 1*11. c o v o n ih* I data, dav o f December, 1*11 erlnd t.o| I. liio fh 1, T ier t, al II o 'c lo c k A. H . la s r o r llflMnwforil. c a ls No. 1*1 Bala o f A ogaM Tib. No. 11* of A ug. I. ISIS, r o v HIS hekd by th* Hlal* log aik ee erlng tail IS, r, I . IV oodruft w llh . all om itted and aiibaeqti'iit Hulallvlaioa. levied ta sss tnrludlng ipvea ie r ue M T- UTS, i d fo r lha Saar HIT, on Ih* it’ dHP, Ilk ..- uf ... A—, M . e ov Ilo. erln g la,| I f lliurh 4. Itel* f..Mowing dairrlbed land* In Air, H'lnlnnl* County. Florida, m w ll: Mm Its o f July ! , M il, r o e I alt I I Duck IS T ier *. Ha*. arlng tail II I Balifnid Height*. ford No S ll nf July H it. rovW llneaa toy hand and seal th '* e rlo a Ia,l II. V. U tv.on liu ff th* S llh day u f Novem h-r. HIT. gubdlvlelnn. l l l>, II BUMDON. N « 111 nf Ju ly T. t i l l , r o v .-Clerk n i-r ir e u il C n 'l l , . r 1iim M 14 fh nt W ITS fl. o f Bom nlnul* C ounly, Florid*. N it * ft- o f Hloch is , c h a iifHRAM m en A T och er A ddition No I** o f J n l. S. IIM . rov S O T trM o r SA L S o p T A X erlint la»l II llech’n AddIHoii 4N U TIP|CATi:P * T4rt.-1T»-ef July r T M I . envlit urcurdaiic-* “with ih r p ru fterlng lad !SI Plnehnral. ahina o f (?ha|*|rr IM M . Arts nf No. M l nl Aug. I, H it . c o v ­ 1*37 and n(hin wrlff,rii rn iu rst nf ering tV I f , II. o f tail ISI HI I AMR ft CONI* AN I | w ill o ff t r d> K I H ft o f Ian I"1 Hanfi»r rats at im hltc p iiirry n» lha lo id llelg h l*. hlMlirsI h lid r r for rash al th* No. IS SI o f l i t o f Aug. I. I ’amri llo u so en im n r* |n Hanford ISIS, entering r. as II. ill lad 'Hi ths l lt h day of l>rrrml>rr. 3, K, I . IVoudrull'n HnbdlvlI M l nl II o 'o W k A. M.a t a i err* elon lifirA trs hrhl hy ths Hlota t o f r ih No ST1 o f Aug. f ISIS, e n t ­ rr w llh All orni*trd and subs#* ering fa d I f IlhM-k A. Celery flUSHt lrr|#d l o i r s Inrludlna la ir s Avenue AddiHun. !• * Ir#l fnr (h r yrai 1117, un ths No. t f l o l Aug. I. I t H e n t ­ h ilN w Illf d#st rlhrd lands m Ssniering la d I lliurh f llit> fair inola C oun ly. J K lor Ida lo w ll: i - l l of Nu. WJ» » f July t. No. TH o f A us, I. H IS. c o v ­ IMS c o v erin g , llag. H IM ft. ering CM Of HN‘ 4 nf NW 14 ....................... N o f 14>i Her. ____ Huai B oriloe “SI. T ow nsh ip I*. i.uu b iiS .S t fl. N , *1*4 . lian ga SI. ■ * n fc« 2 W i c A f & r T“ la aeoordaae* with tb* » B y A P P M t m le r r lc * Viatoaa o f Chapter H IM . A c ts e l »*•w v e u r t fluV M gnirnHee aw « T o r t , N o r . M - J c n Ed H IT and a pea written 1 reaaeot o f tore on the m i . <Ur o f Doe MATIT S S r i M r r r I will e t fe r (PI 19 -yaar-olft rad io pianist- b er H IT at 11 o'clock A. i t , U l aale a t u e b llc eatery |r lb* oartlftcmto No. SI# aale ar In ly r , thinks t o * g r e a te s t o b s U r lo 1*4 l i l t hold by lb* m a t* >»- b la k s tl blddar far aoah * t the C oart H ess* en tran t, la Pa a fee. g*th *r w ith all om itted *n4 sab« t e r m is " t o e d c o n p o e tion s," of Deaem bai sequent levied ta le s 1net inline o a the 14th. d ay I i m should be a o m tth in g o f an la see levied fo r «ke Jeer IttT , oa 1MT a t II a’eloeb A. S t, la s d ortiflaot* Me, H I Bale e l A oguat •|ty o n the m a tte r, to o . H e r the fo llo w in g described lands Ir I lh . l i l t , held by the S ta le toHeinlnol* County. Florida. tow ltl is a m usic p u blish er, foT gather w ith a ll om itted and sob D ole 4*. 41, 4*. 41. 41. <*. a eeeoa t levied la see Inalodftag a g reat m any band leaders - IT. * 41 Calm ifrm m och A l­ taxes levies ___ fur f . r the vear H IT, oa lotment. oth ers o f s ta g e , screen and W itness my nend- and seal this Ih* follow 1hg desciiapd lands la Xom iaol* Coaaty, g la n d s , la w llt w ou ld be p leased to death lb s llt h . day o f N u.em lier ISIT. U i • UW«k II T )«r I . Baa. o , 1*. i i r i t n n o w . >d o a fa v o r . H er u n d o la C ue ford. . Clerk or C lr-u lt C oart. IVIlaee* my hand and seal Ibis fletiilnole Cuuuiy, Florida w hose vaudeville units t h ' Stita. day o f N evem bor, HIT. f p layed p ra ctically ev ery tbo-J fHRALl a r . . H K itilD D T i c ls r a - o f C ircuit Oourt, in the lan d, an d w h o Is crcd s o r i i a o r a s i.w o r t a x , . fl-miDOlo t ’o u n ir, Plarkli . « M n T iy iC .iT K * w ith •‘d isco v e r in g " E ddie irftlA l.) ______________ la arcofd n u ce with the pro S e o rg o J e w e l, G eorgia Vinton, o f Chapter H IM . A cts of x r r u i t n p b a i .m o r T a x H i t and upon written rennrsl of a a e o n o f others. I K N T iriC A T K S tiltAKftK WAV At. IfTOftKlt C O , I In nrrordane* w ith tb * |>r 1 y e a n a g e U ncle Gus o ffe re d Will o ffe r to r sale s i piihllr o u t­ cry in ih* hlgheal hutdor fo, Vlalone o f C h a pu y ISSSS, A ct* of 0 , ta k e Joan w id e r w in g , w an gle eaab at III* f'o n rl l i o n " entranrr 1*11 noil upon Written l .q i i r .l ol ch o ice o p e n f o r her, pave |a Sanford 00 th« lllh . dav of AIIOI M A Iir A. m l lA A l , | will Iferem ber HIT at II o'clock jA otte r for wit* nl pubHr ou tcry to 1 to th e lo p . Joan sold deft- M . f a s ' e e r lllie o l. No. IMS Hal* ■he hlghret b>ddrr fo r rash I lim n' e n ir a n r ' |a , • n o ! P ape o ffe re d to see o f A u su -t in i, 1*11 h-M i f Hie th* Court t n s . t nr r w ith all •••■lit t. <1 M-mfoid on Ihr I llh flay o f l>.b e e o o ld d o. Jonn said noth- Pint* amt a 11 if nr lit lr*|.d la * r a \ in - ii-nilicr I»1T al tl o ’rlo rk A. M. d o in g . rliolln s ta ie* lijrln.1 fo r the f* .i» In . c r r llflr n le Nd 1ST Wale Ol S lf. on the fo llo w in g rtf*. .H od July llh . H it lo ld l.y tb* Mint* " h e r ow n , th e youn gster, ju al w llh ,_«|l ._ootUlMl and Hilda .In ffrnl'nptp. C o n n u . O’torl- i i i .i'lli.i H u n ter college, w ent t o mih 'i iiui iiI m , led I d l e . Inclodltig la te* levied for ihe >cur 1 * 1 1 . on Is, in iill: . n, g o t n jo b on a sm all ralie s II id s. M. or HIV Cor. H i' InllnWIn* ilex |4lir.l le n d . In I ala I loti. 81a m onths later, sh e minute t ’o on ty , Plnililn, lo w ' o f HWU o f 104 ty, linn IV tS r h . tl IS yds, I I 4 rh* I 'll I y * f l Mellon p la y in g the piano fo r a M an* Wltiipe* my hand and eeaj Ihl. N. tS eh* W. H y d s * In station, sin gin g, in n n ig h t I hew. Heel Inn IS. Townatifp II Ik* llTk. day o f N oreoiher HIT. nnuih, Bflinh. SI Rant O. I*. JlKHNINiN. a .* *TUnge my hand and aaal ihti W na*s4 ab on th e side. Clerk o f Circuit Court. o f Novem ber HIT. U n d o O u t w ired h e had a M a ­ ths m m Seminole C nu air, Florida It . P. II RUN DON. f*l#,k o f I 'lr n ill I'oiirt. THKAI.I* tured sp o t fo r her In his lln lly s.u iln olo County, rinrld.i sd , a ir sh ow . U i t t a d o f ta n At.t s it T ir a i u c ” s a 'i ,h i i v t u i x i i T ig f iA T » :a op tin g, Joa n b a rg rd Into Itudy In nrrnidniire w llh lb ' proHOTJrt: HI' i t l . l t T a x ... » » ■ * o fflcr1, sa n g tw o n u m h o r a j Vi-lone or C haplrr ItH S. A rle of t K llflt 'I C A T lie . e ic e r g n l with, a c o n tr a c t 8 h c w as In a c e .o d jiii# with the p r o ­ I'VT nnd u i'in w r lll.n »o | ii.«l of .1 VAN 111 'K lI lK I w ill o f f 'r for prtth V allce fo r tw o month* b efore vision* o| • Iml-lrt H IM . Ai la o l 1 . 1,. ui imhlle uuii-ry lu Ihr H i t *lol op -,11 written ti-qil'M ol al Ih ' h e d lico r e r w l her " g o o d eonnee II. M. WATtHi.S I w ill o ile r for hiutuM liiddrr for ru .li Cnurl | liiu » tuirane* In Hanford sale *1 toihllc noli I yIn Ho H on s." day of O ecem h 'r hi a lie. 1 lilild.r fo r rash o l I h ' on ih* I llh L a s t w eok, Joan lo o k another i-o u ti lion -* enlran cc In Honlotd HIT nl II o'rlnek A, U., la a e t r l l l i i . i ' . I,. l.l by th* Btal* ia> on ih . llth day o f |h-e*mlnr atop up, g le e fu lly w ired U nrle HIT * 1 II o’clock A U. lo t a llticr w llh all nm ltird and eukla see Ineludtae fle e t “ H a ve Just signed f o r three c e rllflca la h o iDl Halo of Augur I e i-ju 'in . l o led H it , 1*1. t i l l held hy I h ' Htsu* In- I n . " lu r lid fo r Ihe year S 8 t to -cn a tt ■j r o g r i m a of Wj g t lh c r w llh *11 ontllied nml *uh- on .ilo- lolln w ln g d 'acrlbed Itiul. In W'lnliiiil* 4‘uutily, Vlorlda. lo o w n , ms m y owtr." •e<|Uent h o l'd la * * . including la see leeieil fur the year HIT, on w llJ o a n 's Intim ates havw n ick ' No. SIS* Hals o f A tie Mh. Ih* follow in g dt*«rlb rd M o d . In - I**» rov srln g Ik* fotlow ltig M in e d h e r "L u aelous,” H er great* P cw lsvle Cotint), rinrld.i. m w ll C d .acrlh ed lapd M l o f SKI. ,“ lle * I* ih*. a " f HH Cor eat e a tra v a g a n ce Is p e y fo m e . Bhsl o f MW4 I o f HRU O R i* nf o f BetHoa St Tr.wnthip If lik e s v ivid c o lo rs , tailored iu lu ,| M n i o f HWi* n f Ml! t, of Bobllk lla a g . SS K u h lion H. . NeeUea H. T ow n .h ip t l p»uih. 4* ran. W, 111* r h . N H M ex ican tam ales. U sa g e IS Keel. e h . W. ITM Phe, H, !■* eha. “ T h e trou ble w ith *good conaeeNo, ITT Bale o f A ug. 5th W. H rh* M. IJt* rb*. W . » H IS cov erin g Ih* follow in g tio n * '," aha says, H!a that they g e t I described land l o i n T. », in, y e a Into n sp ot b e fo re y«• f i t II. II. II. 14 * IS l l l m l SI yaady f o r i t " C,% . • R T ' e j . « t A n* TH. SIS eo.a rliu f Hi* follow ln k ascribed land 1ml* Tl I" It C r u i s e r s W i n JD eeidon Blahpnm rrta ia a ta iln l n eta TVlmeer my kaod ban r*al tin* eand ....... lha t l l h dey ooff lNnveuth'r, HIT. ■ ^ .O V e r L i p s t i c k F sc tp i* d . I*- MBUN DON. TAX c le r k o f r(fi-%iii Cunrt. " LONDON, N ov. i M A - f r o f . “ ■ ■ J 'H . Jon es l a i d the ItO yal Com * i k i i H 'i )* (is bi*g Hf*rH*sn, If _ r*l T mHrifsll l(i In houlltg ItullMO 30 as las Ion o n th e D U t/ftiitlo B ad f a . . 1 w ill o ffe r ! >:a*L J e ■ entery lO"Mie trial P opu lation, th at Wl«t*s«s mt Ivttiil nnd aoaI thU m enah ,e| .Ihe lln* 3|ilf. « pf nl Nm»*‘ M>mt H 'ltfi H iploynm prf* cyxiagl ilo y m rn tl qnirpoaea, «iu rp o se o , prf* crvl*er| Bda In I XenMrrt * 6 . |». HI HINDUS F i t • DSdMMber w e* w orth a hundreA-1»p*l|ek f b i ( ‘ (•th vf CIm m ii HonrC A 'k l.jllla n * Hmuhilii r l u r R i I WlrW*. •r>- i e W «o (HHAla! I l l l l l i /> 1 d i i L i j ' - r s e . b u t e c ru ise r t l n U f l i ' UrtY^tck S t l l i t i i Ulf f i t ih e eerteln time, #b*»NU t t K I I T I lU A T H i lliMotibk ir>ee* m i," “ i r * y M / ’ diXAe fn arrurdaua* w llh lb* g revlaluna o f Chapter l l l l l . A sia , frniiitr lender K in rn l Brvln. HIT and uy..n w rllleli ie q u .a l.n l •‘ ^ A i f i i 'i e nlsF-pMmcs * fr,T !«# h * n lIViautTIILI-rr LAND CO. I Will ‘p W fe iia ..r ''’ rtffrtek 'n V r tH fn S “ l , far sal* at public nutryy bo h lg h .e i bidder for caalt nl o m , W iiolh eJirtV tiflm /'of ‘ H*r tobi* 11..urn eau n n o* In : IrolidtoiMi' Ion.•*' rdh U(4iM'iltHi» f'l J'f .th e I4lh day uf Du­ M U kion. ’ loir-JU It '< ■» « O' ; a l II oV lock A. M . B lock * f l . r I. Jan ford 'I' -I 'll l~u4.il , ndl. ilfc rtf *a 111 TI ” ’I IN Ir* " f l C - M Il»ka> km ir*-l ‘ "W 4a a e sr tlflro is Nu miSaa my hand and aval Ihl* ‘— rr. lb * M b ' Agy a f .N afam bar HIT. 01C *r»U o f Am j iu I ftI Ii - 1913 h»td L E O A L J _______________ p . I*. IIKHNIHIN. b) * ilit Hiais thiKflitisi (rltli nil , . C lefk nf iT irn it Cnurl. (iinltlnl nml aubasqusol ,**• Bamlnol* County, Florida latsfl InnlMflni ta isa lstU d for 9 rirrw *ir nirrutl i f - l / i W i S MF s a i l: (hr >rar 193 7. on lha fu ll« win« UbiihiioIu County. 1‘UtliliA I B M A L 1 _________________ C K IIT tF K 'A T I!* ilrscrlhsd lands In HriAlnCfls Conn* In neeordance - w llh ihe |irovlRO TirM o r BALK UF TAX tjr, Phirlda. tnwh slona nr C h d p lfr IM M . A rU of r x m T ir ii'A T ic s N W (4 o f Ni:t4 H 4 tl n o t h n o r .P A t .M o r m In » f f « i danc« with th* nrn. 1 H SI end »H’ " n wfTlUcH l*.iueat o f ft. o f W , M l fl.) Hrrtlon *1. IK R T lK IO A rN li W. It O-NKAI. I w ill oil*/ for v lilon a o f C h ip U r H i l l . A»»« T ow nshli) l*i Hd MI li. limnco In »r*«»rdinic«i ‘ gale n t 'p u b lic o u lc ty In ilia o lg h t»f l i t ? and ii|m>h wrlitfln li Cut l>2l«- A rl» ol n f |» Va TitllAM IIKn 1 w ill nf •*• blddar fnr I’sah a. Ihr Cuqrl vlfllnliM Ml W tlnsss my hnlid nnd tra l Ihli 1*37 i*o«l UMIW w r lt^ n •• fr» for »«ltt l i n k " an lranc* In Hanfntil on wt |>ulilli* niitrn (Its SitH-. Anr «*f NnvriolbSf l>3f. Ihe l l l h . day o f Dvvanih-t HIT H A L lll A. I*WITH 1 will o ff«r H> the* It Iffltftt lihldrr fur n . 1* ll Hit S ix i ra il o l 11 e'eluch A. SI, la* r .r iif l- fo r n l * At (HiMtfi o u l n i to (In lit ilia I'fMirt Itonaa rniranra In Ctrrk of r ir m ll (*niyrl. |i |«Ii* dI Milder for r»>h ai Hm. Hnnfor<1 nn lha I Ith day nf lla eal* No. SSI Halt o f A ug llh Hrrnlriidr (!ciiiiiiyii lrlnl,*«A IMS, hold hy Ih* Blnle lo g a lh rt Court tlmi4« fltitrAiic* Id Funfftn in iiil'T I D ! at f ! o’rjhrk A. II. (HRAfe) .w llh o il om itted ond suheequ.m on lli*» lllh dnir « f lA l <p|tl|trn|«i hald b|r lha hlAia M-. , U l tiiR fllttr with All ornlltad la v lr d . Iona* Including !• > '• 1*17 *1 II n’ rliirW A. N OTIIK OF AA 1.99 IlF T A * and 1»olil l»r Hint® in* a tilt fl-rtij ii p I)4 l»* Nd In iM Vlad fo r lha vaor r e a r tHiIT, r K iir in r A T K * l l . 00 *• tk» Ilirlud nil iim I 1nt. fa llo w in g deocrined fauda In Bern- grtlifjr *0-11h 1 h 1 #*< U v M fo r tho H »r In grtfiiiliiiif-B wllh lb * prumuliMfM) iic ri I l#Vlrd til <»*m Ini‘ 1ihl{fiu ola Ceunty, F lorida, lo w ili 1137. »iii th'A fiilloit Ifm dr»rrltMNl v ji'n n i uf l ’hn|»*rr I i l l # A tl* **f ln*»n IrtVlt'f! f«*f Hi*' l*5T. on Inihl't in flcIllinois LNillAty. K lnrli*, 19)1 and iif»«n i» rltI*-n r ^ U r a l o f tail* I la 4 Block S T ier I tills fnl In w l niff ilr wrllird In ihl m In' Inii ll 3 C. C. I»lllMAT I w ill o ff t r fur Banfurd. County. KliirM*. tow ll naaa my bond nn.l a*al ilila Ntv 1*1 Ha I# n f AliK. ilh . fcutr nl (fulillcf notary *u Ihr No 431 o f A»»u. 3*d 1*11 Ith d o r " f Nnieitilo-r. 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A n sw ers to u sm * o f IS IIITIF II'A T l:* \ rD N T IK Ii %TM« In nev.-rdane* w llh the prn tit ruv.irduni * rIt 4. the p r o i'J M , I f fou nd n o tify J , J . Drum - I’ ltuuo ICS, nhina u f 4'hnnlsr l l . 't i , A ll* af vlalnne uf Clingiar l i l t * . A cts nf Klui A t *., i'lio n * 317. fo u r K lU lN IH IIE l) I100M nml ducornied- jJMStBBBBBRBBl - room A p t. N ew ly . — ----------- . . . . . . . . . . . i i i i i i B i a n L . ----------------- IBMBBBBBBMM ----------- ------T * In ch 's iteaUurmnt.t Aulornobilcx vS'i&vx, iV u 'ffl ; 7 J il?1 $ 4 ; ^*% V . ’ i ‘ v & v ►,i .l > « tt- 2 V! I I « sxr, n C la ssified Advertisements *1 * F ord C oupe | l l l —fo u rw lio fI Irellor I1TS—large somUreller Tllh a rebuilt flodga Irxek, Heel * Bone, used car dMlaym 1 rtu.m gnreEa np srtm eu t- g ood Iim al Inn— A d ults on ly . Flume T7J-J. 26—MUcenaneous For Sal* Kor hftlit— llootor* coa l and w ood b iir n f r —i ’ftii l>* » i flo w - -e 1 :* WERT-The JEWELER ' DUasoatU And Watch** Ftaa Watch And Jrselry Rcfalriag Dhawd Uosnllflf And Encraviaf *.’* .L,-' »fK' f'-T a e m iu F ^ N K U1 BT* 1 xV »J ' H l l 'l ' Hrctiun f. T u w n .b lp >1 fla n ge SI. No 1MI I * (l o f July Sod, So. HM e n .erln g N il i l nr «|f T I TVSS ""If ifW % nf N K li (JVka N b acres) Hm-tleli 4, T u w n lh fp i t lianga Kk9ua '» w ith All em itted an d awbeeweael levied tease leeled lew tag** lavlad AeafeedH*. SIS # f Awr. A I SSL e * » e r l e f L ai s A N it o f l e y A m eek g T tor 4. B iA f * f J e ty l tM L * * v < B t o c k . l t T ies t. ewverlng L o t I I of Bonford 1Jeight a. Nm l i t *4 A ag . I, H ll, rev erin g Late I I b 44 BanHttghlm " i l t o n m y band end aaal Ihl* ,ba S ilk day }**TV a f Ms- IM a f A ng. t. * • « . aavarlng; K I I ft a l L ot M ead fa rg ftfalgktn. Ma- TM a t A eg », H l l aav* • H eg , L ot IT a f W alllngioaa Height*. Nm l i t te e Ik * yeey-lgWKf ew ih e I d l i M m daaerlbad Uad* la Aaaaleel* Ceeaty. FI*rid*. Iw w N f Lela I B S Bleak I M er- ( I KALI M T U 14 OF gAB-St O F T A X ITSMTIFIL-ATK* la g rco id a n ro w llh th* p rotl alone or Chapter H IS * Acta af HIT and upon w r l l l .n raquaal o f ' S4IU4 III.A M i n ; T A K A C II I w ill o ile r lo r aul* a l piibtla o a lcry 10 ik e hlaii.pt bidder far rash at lh a Court llu u .s anlranc* lo Han fo u l on Ih* I llh . day e f Dae.inker ISIT a t 11 o ’c W h U , Ins oertlflea le* held by lb* 'B ie l* la g eih er w iih alt nmltiMl aqd aabesqseal levied texa* laeluding taaaa l*vle«l fa r lh a year HIT. an Ih* fo ilo w la a d-mrrlbad land* In Bamisula r u u n 'y , F lorl da. la w ll: No. 4SS nf Ju ly t . H M . c a v . • clo g tails I t A St Black a . Bnans Vista K .ia ic s . N o 411 o f July X, H l l . r o v . • .In s loti I lllnab K lloana Vlata F atal.a. No. S*d o f I n l y S. IMS. sa v ­ orin g L ai r llta ck S T ier Ik Hanford. No. IISS o f July L IMS. s a v ­ orin g I a il. IS A -t* ll'o c k lb linen* Vista ftatnlv. No. I t t a f June f. 1*1*. sn e ­ ering Lain J , .t, *. A T Block 1 ) H u.na Vlata K .ln t* .. No. TH e f A ug. I. H t t . sn e ­ erin g L ot IS. W o rk B Buena Vlxlu I. I n i " No. TIT a f Aug- I . IM *. rn v.r ln g Ian M Uloek I! Huron Vlata Kalnla*. No. l - r Of IMT a f July S. IMS. rev erin g la in M l A MS F 1- W e i l r a l f i M uMIvisloe. Mb. l i f t e f July 1. ISSL r o v arln g l A ls I A S Uloek J F irst Btraat K iien slon . No. IMS p f Ju ly I. HS*, r o .a r ln g Lot S o W 11 ft. uf Lot * B lock J F irst Bireet K ite as too. I* o f Jana T. f l H , eov TVH B lock 4. T ier IS. r;ZSe?,‘ • W iin .a * n r hand nnd aaal thla h e -S tilt, d ay o l Mavembar IMT. I O. P. II RUN DON. Clark o l Cirenlt cou rt, g am lool* C oun ly, Flurlda {BEAT.) __________________ ROTICSC OF BALK OF T A X C B s r r r r ic A T s ia In ... necordaos* w ltk th* proVlrlunn nf fThaptef H IM . Aeta o f HIT and upon w ritten requeet of K tut w i c k '.MB Ft) NATION I w ill o ffe r fur aale a l p u blic nulcry In lha lilgtienl bidder fo r eaek *1 Ihe Court IdtUM em rnnee la Haafurd o a Ike ll l h . day i f De­ cem ber ISIT a l II o'clo ck A. ki­ ln s curllflcnU n held ky th* Hint* togeth er w llh nil om itted and euhaequent levied lan e* Including Inn** levied Tor lb * year HIT. on tka follo w in g d escribed land* In Heralnol* C oon ty, Florida, tow ltf Nn. 4T4 n f Aug. I. H SI, ra v ­ e lin g Lot I f o f A v oca d o T e r­ rore. No. 419 nf July T, IMS, c a v ­ er lo g Lai 11 M agnolia ITelghu Nn. H I nr July S. IM4. eovarlng H t ) f b nf LM 4 B lk 1 N o n r n o f m i .r o p t a x < K IIT iriC A T k * In pDrorjIiKir* w llh Ih# prut I* ■Irma uf (*hnpl»r HIM * A ria «f I f I f nml up nu wrMlim r x illH l *»f HA ||IT A Im MUTTON I w ill o th r , f « r M t« hI puMIr niilrrjr lo Ih# liluhrof hlililrr fo r rnoti at Ih* i*i»wrl ) In lib» B filianc* |n H-inford «i» Ih# 14(1* i)Af of IWn#R9(h#r, 1117 At II n’rlfu k A. M-s l o t r#rtin* Hr Nn ftl? Hnl# nl A liiu ol I. 1931 hthl hy |li» HI.n* lo ftlM r Mm U « o f Ang. 1. t i l l t a .e r la g L ot I fllack M o f M arkhom P ark llalgltla. Mm 1ST o f Ang. I, lis t , oaverlng L ot * A M 4# ft o f L ot T Uloek ■ T ie r t. Ban lord. No. s«i Of Aag. L Hanford, to. MS or rov erln g !-ot Drenmwold. at A e c V X o M M i. cov erin g Late 1 a I Uloek M •L“ « W 141 o f C elery A ren a* Addition. Mrn I M a f A a g t, MSI. • e a r le A -W T* It a f M H I f b o f Block I*. Chapman A T pckern Addition. NO. H I o f A ag. I. rev erin g Imt ■ B lock K **of N, II. akrnar* S econd IS.rO •If* l* M arkkas* llelg k te. N o 1ST o f A n *. L H it . roearta g Lot t D r a n g . P a r k , No SO* o f Ang. 1 , ISIS, p a .e r ln g tail I I I o f b a ff T. H it Aut,. I. HM, I B lock t l. No. I l l o l July «. HI coverlog Col It tL#** V ft f t H I I Ip ft) tb N ■ f l I f ___ 11. B lock « T ier «. Hanford. No. M l of SMI. w ^ r fa tJ r T ui#? ,,- Tur Aug. Aug. I. HM, eovoriog I-ot S Uloek I Ttor Kakford. ** ivil’ ieea my band nod aenl thla n'f N-------ovem---ber H—t l , In* *M‘ h‘ . day ‘ t). I', HERNDON, . Clerk nf Cirenlt C aarb Hrmlnol* C ou a ly. F lorid a (BEALI *. YOUR WIFE R p cn d s A L o t O f T im * In H e r K itc h e n Km t i t o f A og. T. HM. ene*rlng fait Is B lock I . T t .f I. Bastard. No. M l o r July T, ISS*. r o v .r in g l o t I Black IT T ier S. Koalard. No IM o f A a g 1. ISM. c o m lug W SS.f ft o f l e i 4 B lock 1 T ier l —B a a i o r d ,--------N o TS* u f Jnly T. IMS. rover Ink I g lk S 4k f B lock IL T ier 4. Boorerd. No. ITI a f J o ly T. H id enverlag la d t B lock I Tlnr T, Bkkiurd. . N o . SU o f J o ly T. 1*1*. en verfa r U l 3 UlucV I f , Tier I Hanford, N o SM nf A ng. I, HSI, cov erin g fait 4 B lock I Tier *. Hagford N* M l o f A ng. b H ll. e o v .r ln g Lot I Uloek L T ier t , Bnnfsrd. No. STI nf A ng I. IMS, coV .rtk g Toil I B lock S Tier I t, Hanford. No. SSI o f A ng. 1. 1*11, e o ia r tg g E H fLoaa E 4*H ft ar N t s t .l ft .) B lock S, T ier IT, Boufbvd. No. l i l o f A ug. I, H it , A W A L -R A D I O W o u ld M a le * A P r a c tic a l M o d e r n ♦ * * G ift * « In C h e e r fu l C o l o n a * * * * BAUER R A D IO 405 S E R V IC E “ A *k T * « r N c iffc k o r " W . Ul. Phone erluk In t i S A 1 Mnrkhani fW fk lllni k lle lg b i* . ' T ir e s — B a tte r ie s On E u r P xym B B t P t a a . AS D O N 'T G E T U P N I G H T S T i l l s B e T E S T FBEM If II Ball#. roe Jnalpee a lb burke I m n e , r l r , m a le I g l l g y m lab- LOW AS $1310 DOW N Haig m o r e drive o o f wo*4* oo d •neoaa oett* vektek ra a n m Irrtlattoa ifcal w ak es y e * op . eaaure e s o o fy ftow , b o e a la g a* baebarke. J a s i aoy B okela la o o y d ra ggla l. i-oedlly a| Te a i l U a k D rag Cm and M eB oyoold'a D rag Cm 8E E US F01t YO U R G A S , O IL , L U B R IC A T IO N FRONT A 'X L E BRAKE AND W ORK SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP R , N . N IP P E R PH O N E 37 201 N . P A R K '■ K'r;,",7rn ;S 3'K 1‘ L A C R ‘Y O U R O R D E R NO^V ..R o n -' •• I'ERHONAL ENGRAVED - GHEETING CARDS - .COLEMAN’S (P e a r iu t) Z W W M tp , W. W. Goetsch Office Equipment Co. 114 Mdgnolig Ave. S ta U 3 0 -3 4 Martin’s Garage General Repairing T ru ck & A u to S e r v ic e B o d ic * — S p r h ifB — T r x lW r x A p r ic e S ta te M a r k e t S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A R P ETONOMYWdODYARDD E A L E R S IN y o n ca n a ffo r d to p a y ’ » OAK Martin’s Garage PICTURE FRAMING A N D P IN E F IR E W O O D F iB B P L A ra and Q U A L IT Y o t o v ii l n n h t m b AND ■ r AVSL'-<0 M 4JO TT ST. B E R V 1C E FUOXH 4 » W . LET US DEM ONSTRATE THE N EW “ Fog More” Power Sprayer WIEB0LDT STUDIO IN Y O U R O W N F IE L D A N D W IT H Y O U R O W N D R IV E R SNOW’ S PAINT t 6LASS CO. •______________________ I X O B t t r # » A T t t O _________________ GLASS a m IL !■ our Tram lag dsportmoMt w# carry a* rxtamaira orWrtioB mt high quality mooldla^a. We fr*m* oaytkiaf from i mlaUluro to a tapeotry. I 29 ertng l o t b lllk F, kfarhhaM Fatk lla g h tn . No. t l uf July 1, IMS. rnv- w lfkkua m y hnnd hand and aenl this lha M h day Af o f November. Nnvamher. ISIT, I S lf. f) tl P. IIKItNlHiN. iFfcllNDC” ClerkIt t.f f'lrc m i Court, . getulnole ole County, F lorida. fHMAT.t g frT U B o r g.bl.F OF T A X c lIIIT lF tc e T F .n In nerordntir* with tka provlelona o f Ctiaplar H IM . Arta o f HIT and upou w r lll.n rr.iitr-'l <>t CirlHHTINA It. M t:it. I Will offer fo r aale at puhltc ..... .. i . iti. highest bidder tor -a-lt n f |h' Crfprr llo ii.n .. m i . imt jn Hunford nn Ihe M h dey nt Ifpcitrilwr, t »l* nt II n'rhirh A, M . in* c»r* t lfim i* No. ITI K ile o f Aug 7th. HS3 li'lit 1*v the H in i' i n n 'l 'i 'r w llh all nil-lit*-.I nml anh"qil<inl levied I n k " hirhnroK Ihl*# le v ­ ied fur III' venr CUT. un I h ' fotIn u in r il,-ecrll"it Inudi In Hrmlnol* Cnuniy, F h-rM i. Inw ll; le .I T lihu-h a Tier S. Ban* ford. Florida IV 11 i i c . . rnv h nml nnd aval this Ihr Sllli day u f N o .'in h c r IMT. n I*. IIKIINTXIN. Clerk nf C lrcull Court. H'lnlnule Cuunty, Florida. fHNAM Clark a f C lreuil Oaarl. HaieiaoU C auaiy. Florida. ta J , » i af M IR R O R S » P A IN T S | A lo e M B * ba rg a in s In TRACTOR SPRAYERS Sanford Machine Co. Inc., T E L E P H O N E 62 QUALITY— DEPENDABUJTV �Japan Seizes Wire Control Over Shanghai A ll Work Goes On In Ford Plant Despite Strike A L U M N I 'H E A D C o m m u n ic a tio n s E ven In t i o n a l H e ld By G r e y h o u n d B u s s e s A l* In te rn a * A rea i A re ; M a ts u ! In tim a te s A d ­ v a n c e M a y C o n tin u e F a r B e y o n d N a n k in g SHANGHAI Nov. 26.— (AP)—Janan tightened her mrlD on Shanghai today by taking over the control or all communication faclllue* hitherto held by the Chinese government In tho Interimtional Settlement a« well an In native parta of the rhy. ' Poet office*, telegraph ami r a d i o a d m i n l.tratlon* a n d A lt h o u g h h i* t e r m o f o f f ic a w i ll n o t b e g in u n t il J u ly , U C . 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The s p e a r h e a d u n i t e o f J a p a n * L a w t o n A d v i s e d T h a t S h a n g h a i a n a l t t t o r e Into the O n ly O n e T h ir d Is h e a rt o f (h e C b ln e e e d e te n te * to R ea d y F o r D ec. 1st d a y In a d r iv e t b r ir c o m m a n d e r in -c h ie f d e c la r e d w o u ld f o r c e t h e O n ly o n e -ih lr t l of S e m ln o l* r n e e d y r o l l a p w o f O e n e r a lla e lm o C o u n t y '* a p p o rtio n m e n t o f th # C h la n e K a l-H b e k ’a re g im e . ^ Field hffkraru aeet back weed Watr TeartirTr-RnUfy FunJTVan to Ja p a n * te h e a d q u a rte r* t h a t b e p n l.l o n D e c . 4 , a c c o r d in g to a . th e ir t ro e ra b a d c ro a e e d U « t e le g r a m re c e iv e d t o d a y b y S u p e r ­ • T a t t h e f t o a t n a t u r a l b a r r ie r b e ­ in te n d e n t o f S c h o o l* T . W . L a w t o n tw e e n S h a n g h a i a n d N a n k in g , fo r fro m . th e S ta ta S u p e r in te n d e n t a p a th a y a ln t t ' th e y lr t u a lly C o lin E n g lis h . rracoated capital. T h e r e la a g o o d p r o * p e e l, h o w a l W a n * M a ta u t, c o m - f » * r , S t a t a o f f k l a l a a d v la e d , t h a t t g p r v t r ja lq d tr u f , Ih * a p p e rt M r m e a t c a r ) b e p a id b y t h e m k d d la o f F ’ - l k a ' J a p a n t k * ' 8k * a * M l i M J a K r d t k a , » u i > h I f s u f f i c i e n t j t e r a o n i ■ N e v a , t h a t h t a a r m b a m i g h t b e PUrchdMti t h e i r lt»MH a u t o K e e n * * !- f o e m C t o In v a d e th e I n t e r io r f a r t a g * d a r in g t h e f ir a t f e w d a y * o f • *i U p n t b e . Y a a g t x e i f r t e n N n n k l n r •hit upetlh **» u n le a e C h i a n t i g w v e r n m w i t e n d s r i n i n u l i County'* monthly ap* Seminole | t a r o e l i t * n e e . I n N a n k l n r C h i - fmiVtaitmrnt from the Stale fund a n g a p p e a re d U n d a u n te d . .L f o r p a y m e n t o f t c e c h e r i a a la r ie * 1 . i■ ■ ' « a p p r o i i m a l e l y 317,433 a n d M r , lowton elated that there were T a g D a y .P l a n n e d not eufficient fund* available In F o r C h i ld r e n 's H o m e the County’* Rehool fund* to lake rare of thl* Rem without borrow " O n S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g y o u w i l l ing money. b e a p p ro a c h e d b y J u n io r L r g lo n Hr also urged that the people of a i r e * a n d o t h e r * f o r c o n t r i b u t i o n * Seminole (bounty co-operate with f o r t h e C h i l d r e n ’ * H o m e I n J a c k - the school* throughout the Slate e o n v lll* a n d t h e C r i p p l e d C h i l ­ and purrha.p their auto license a* d r e n ' * H o m e ( n B L P e t e r s b u r g . noun a* pioilblr after they go on H r * . I I . B . L e w i * , w e l f a r e c h a i r * ' aula Dee. 1 In order that auffieient m a n f o r t h e l o c a l p o e t o f t h e Slat* fundi may he available for A m e r ic a n L e | lo n A u x ilia r y . payment of the teacher* Mlarir* •oday. Beginning Jan. t, auffieient • -T h t * T i ( D a y ,” M r s . t * W * fund* should 1>* available to make c o n t b r a n d , “ l a . a l t a n n u a l A f f a i r poariblr full payment of the reg­ ' i p o a a a m l b y ' t h e L e g i o n A u x i l i ­ ular monthly allocation* to the a r y a n d I n p e e r k m * y e a r * h r a countle*, *t*te official indicated W r it a a u c c a a a t h r o u g h th e e p le n d id o r o p e r a tio n a n d g e a r r n a lt y o f t h e p e o p le o f S a n f o r d .* G le n L . M e t c a l f , 3 7 , I n e o n e lu rio a , M r * . L e w ie u n r a d c o n tin u a l o o -g p a n t te n on t h e D i e s A t 'O v l e d o H o m e p a r t a f S a n f a e d itra In o r d e r t h a t lik e u n fo rtu n a te tg k U d ru n in th e e e Glen L. Metcalf, 117. died at hi* h o m e * “ m ig h t b e m a d e a ' t i t t l e home In Oviedo Wnincedmy fol­ lowing a abort (tin***. ta o e e c o m f a rtd k ia a n d h a p p y . rtMr. Metcalf, who hae lived In Oviedo for the paet '•* year*, P e r m is s io n G r a n t e d waa born In Wlnatow, lml. March Views On Tax Revision Given By RoosevelL I n s p e c t io n F e e P r e s id e n t F o r C em ent C a lle d U n c o n s titu ­ Soon tio n a l In Is P ro* lic e X T C Z Z »Z S S Harway ealg' th* 1 HroCbarhond ptewnad na "eHknHril picketing, bacaua* l| la roc n « * e u r f ." Striker* and nonwtrlker* e ta g e d a t e r le g o f ftk t f ig h t * :it t b * ,C. ll e v e al a n ad 1' at e. r m i»n_ a l a f t e___r aa m a n Id e n t if y in g h lm a e lf a a lin y K ro n e * , a a tr tk ln g d r iv e r th re w h lm a e lf u n d e r a N e w Y o r k b o u n d h u e a n d d e fie d th e d riv e r m p ro c e e d . P o lle d h e ld IT ra u e o a n d t h r e e o t h e r r t U ii f o r lu v e e t lg n Hun. at S t a te F ile s S u it F o r L iq u o r T a x e s To light the world. Thnmn* Edison Invented the Incanileeeeiit electric lamp. In memory of hla coniribulIon to man’* I'rtigrr*,, tliie M foot bulb, constructnl by the Corning (linn Work*, will be plaml atop a 1100,ttOU memorial lower at Menlo I’ark, N. J- ect-re of the wlaard'a early labor*. __________________ . - ------------------- C o u r t Tax D e s ir e d A s As R e a jl y , F o r J t . Housing Program Is Also Planned P r e s id e n t n a tio n * . T ir o a la lu t e , iip tiid il hy th a F lo rid a S u p ro m w C o u r t p la c e * a n H i a p e t - l l i t n f e e o f 15 c e n t * a h u n d r e d p o u n d * o n c a i n e n t lm * p o r t i-d I n t o F l o r i d a f r o m f u r r t a n c o u n t ris e . H e n * V U »a ra . Itn lte d H ta le a i l l a t r l i ' t a l t o r i i e y h e n 1 * * l d 1m n p p e a c e d In th * c a s e a t tlm r e q u r a l o f lt ,| . s t a t e d i -p n r l m i - n t . H e c n 'ia r y H u ll, in a n u f f ld a v lt f ile d b y V lo a c a a a M ih e F lo r id a a c t h a d b e e n c a lle il t o h la a tle n ih m o t f lc U lly h y th e IM R lu n g o v e r n m e n t . T h e i-n a e w a a lir o u g h l h e f o r o rile Ih r s t--J u d g e F e d e r a l c o u rt h e re b y H m lllra r u T r p d ln a ^ ln ri rn u rn te d . a N e w Y o rk I) V frm w h ic h Im p o r ia c e m e n t fr o tn H id g lu m a n d D i-o m a ik , "o n Itu v c o n t c n t ln n tlm a c t la u i i c o n a H l u I to n a l. To Cut In For R oad U r g e U. S. A id B u i ld i m r W A S H IN G T O N . N o v . 26. — ( A P ) — P r e s id e n t Robetvelt j u i d to d a y h e w a n te d t s x f f * . . - vision m noon as Congreed, ia ready to go ahead with it. An further moves to re­ gion) confidence and atitnu*. late Imluitry, the Prenldent told hla prena ronfcrence ha would «cnd it mcnmtgc ,tn Congress on Monday rreommwidIng leglsbtlnn to apor private financing of a largv acal# hous­ ing program and another Tuaaday propoalng curt* llm trot In 'an ­ nual appropriation* for federal aid In road building. Th* fourth slap Mr. Rooaevvtt > Sanford Halts Famed Razzell Dazzell Play Of-Leesburg But -New Greens ‘Provedor1^irlfeSiawSl^rlS*vS With Big Lose Holiday T ilt, 25 T o 14 Popular Crowd Of Golfers Lewis R. Mitdell SOYard T a u e M a a u te T e L a w w n . . By JCIJAN BTHNSTlOlt * I C I T Y N E W S B I U E F S LBK.SBUKU. Nov. ‘28—A Stub-' born Hrl.ucaa cached Semlnol# H i g h S c h o o l f o n t b u ll te a m n e a r ly M______ ■ I L . f o r c a d t h e UN a oa rl i bh ae aa . k* ! r CA <w» lnaf Me rne Wi i cI « r o e * o f 1W:t7 t< > end I n a t h r e e wuy tie yeitrrtlay afternoon In burg a* they oulfuught and out. played a Lockett coached Icwaburg eleven but dropped the annual Tur­ k e y Day HU by a ncoru of 25 to t t before Ib00 fun* who Pravetl wet and threatening weather to »w thu two tram* in action. D « » lan.»burg'» la .t game of the araaon ami a victory wa* n,H'd. ed for them to rtinch the C o n fer' cnee l/tlc and the Fellow Jacket v came hark In the *crond half to awamp the Kwh wtio left the field at the cm| of the firat half leading hy a acore of 7 to 0. The game w*« utartrd a* l« « burg kicked Off to Bariford who reerdvrd the hall ami placed It on jl*_____ uwn_27 yard line. Three down* M o a tly r lo m ly t o n ig h t a n d R a t u n la y w ill) r u in In n o r t h p o illu n t o n i g h t , I l l I I F r h u n g e in t c m | M -r a tu re . o p e n e d f o r u s e la s t S a t u r d a y -i S u n d a y a r o O n t in g lo .O U c f C a ld w e ll, p r c a ld r o t u f t h * o r g a n is a t io n , w h o w n i a p e a k lu g f o r th e la r g u n u m t w r o f c lu b m t -m b e r a w h o » m lle d t h e C o u r a o Ia s i w e e k e n d . F o r a b o u t th re e w e e k s , le m . p o r a r y g r r o n a w * r v ill e f f e c t w h ile Ih e w in t e r r y * w a a b e in g s o w n m i llm r e g u la r p u t t in g a U T fa rv a . A re m d ln g to A . F u r l, m n n g p e r a n d a o r r v la r y o f I h r c lu b , n B lin d llo g c y to u rn a m e n t w ill U h o ld lit t h e c lu b n e a t S a t u r d a y a n il H u n d a y f o r H m m e n a n d d o ie ii.v o t g o lf b a lls w ill b e o f f e re d n a p r l u - i w h ile u a p a rta l p u t t in g t o u in a n .e n i w i l l la * h e l d f o r t h e w o m e n M r j V io la to r * o f C it y O r d in a lic e a w i ll h e t r ie d In a a e a a io n o f t h e k lu i l i c i p a l C o u r t ill 'h e lo c a l P o ­ lic e R lu t io o t h l* a f t e r n o o n . F " it also raid t W the orgnitila lion ci|iert* a large number of mm of ■ Dr, local p e r a u U * to attend. underwent an T h o s e w h o ‘ v la llr d th e r o u t .to Cel tinId lutugh l a s t w e e k w e r e A - C . b l c l t r y i i o h m , night, huipilal E . J - T o l l . F r e d B o l l y , O l i o C a l d thi* morning w e ll, L F . B o y le , H e n ry Z u r- lle id e , J o h n L u d w ig , J o h n llr r b a t , C h a r lr a J . U h r lg , W t A . I.o d w lg , H e n ry M . W a ta o n , G e o rg e G . Thumton, Frtc Higgins, John C o u rie r, J n e k llo rU e r , II C . M o o re , a n d 11- W . R u c k e r A ls o D r . D G H c o tl, B illy B a ll, S D . I llg h le y m a n , R a y m o n d l.u n d q u ill, K . R R a n d a ll, J r , R e v I ’a u l R e d f e r n . D r . O . H R e im a n , E F . H o u s e h o ld e r , Y . M it r h e l, o f O r la n d o , H H O lrm a n , A le x S h a r o n , D r . S a m u e l I 'u t e a t n n a n d J . L . In g le y . .A la n P h il G ra a h o ff, W ilb u r lira d h a m , H a rry Itra d h a m , K C o m p to n , M r » E . C o m p to n , M r* R o y H y m r a , M r* . O t t o C a ld w e ll, -E . H M c C a ll, H o w a r d F a v l l lc , W 0 . F le m in g , C - E - C le m , O - D . W o rk m a n a n d E - E - la n e y . M a n le y G o ld s b e r r y W ill Speak H ere Manley Goldaberry. a Townariid repreaentativ* from the C h i c a g o headquarter*, will address a m art meat Ing of th* Seminole County Townsend Clubs in the C i t y ><■ ■ < Tuesday Right, o fficial, of <h* local club reported today. Mayor Edward IHfglim, It wa* a'ated. will Introduce the a|>rakrr > who will bring a message from Dr. Townsend to th* Club mriub*ra In thlg County. S to rm D lo e lp a t e s In to R a in JAC K SO N VILLE S q u a lls Nor. J4.- M 7 —Tho Wsatkar Bur.au aa'd to day th* dlaturbaac* which .mbrrd nofihaaalward through the Gulf of M*z)e* yesterday and Crossed kicked tb* extra point (ha* n-ni. tkg.p oat staled thl* morning that tha lb* Florida eo**tlln* near ApaFad* Into (h* Uad. IM ganltalit n ha* appreciated th* lactalrote teat night 'b a a rlrtualo f t h e c i t i a o n a o f B a n f o r d ly Th* gam* waa played In dteaggearod." rnracsalara i g t h e p a a l y e a r n a n d i a d e ­ •x plalpad th* storm baa dlaalHeld for Hm remaining portion a n th * p u b lU ’a g e n e r o s it y parted and Milker I aquall* with no c o m i n g Chriatmaa. — ■ — vUl ------ — | .£ | (J Q | C t C U '^ M M ) Lottery Charges . ytir. Efwvrit adr. hT* nwsaigv to tha q which h* said had mad# clear (hat taa revision waa 'de­ sired. I d othrr words, h* added, ho wanlad tax change* when Con­ S h e r i f f s O f f i c e I s gress had them ready ta b# L iv a b le T o L o c a t e made. H im Since A c tio n L e w is II. M it c h e ll w a * In d lr t r d la s t M o n d a y b y th e G r a n d J u r y o n rh a rg o N o f ro n d u c tln g n lo t­ t e r y , r e c o i d a at tho S e m in o le H o U M , d is c lo s e d ( 'u u n l y C o u r t im la y . H ic k s o n Ib S h o t B y T u rk e y H u n te r R . G . H i c k s o n , local farmer • n d sportsmen. I s up and around and apparently n o n e th* w o n * for th* 28 s h o t s that pierced h b b o d y when he wa* mbtaksn fo r till to lltc present tlm*. we«n* a turkey near hi* hunting ramp In the Big S h r u b last Saturday. M r . Hickson stated that he waa •hut whila fishing on tha banka of th* Oklawaha River about d u s k Saturday cvrnlng by a youth from Orlando who stated that h# thought h* wa* a turfcay. Moat uf tha 28 pellets from tha gun o f th* youth anterad Mr. Ulckaon'a arm and ahouldar, It wa* slated, and all w*ra removed ' later by a physician with th* •xreption of 8 which Mr. H bk■ oa slated w*ra painful. I w n o f Ih e S h e r if f - O f f i c e . W I n t r o u n a b l e t** l < w i ‘ te* M l ' c h r i l w h o s e n e t lv M ic a In c o n n e c tio n w it h lo c a l lo t le r ic * n r c r a id h a v e m m * u n d e r th e a c ru tin y o f llm G ra n d Ju ry In its d r iv e a g a i n s t H ie " l l o l H n B a r o n s .'* M r . M it c h e ll Is re p o rte d lo h a v e le f t H a n f o r d n t a b o u t ,h * l i m e t i f 111* I n d i c t m e n t a n d o f f i r k l a lm l I r a t e t h e y lu t v e b c * n u n a b le to o h tn ln a n y In fo rm * t lo n n s to b is w b c H -u b o u t a a ln c * t h a t tim e . T h a G ra n d J u r y rc c e a a c d a f f e r r e t u r n in g Ih e In d ic tm e n t* e a r l­ ie r In th * w e e k b u t It h a * b e e n in tim a t e d t h a t Ih .-y w ill c o n tin u e th e ir w o rk to rid H a n fo rd a n d H e r n ln o lr C o u n t y o f t h e “ b ig s h o t s " in th e C u b a r a c k e t h e r* H h o r t ly a f t e r tb e r o n v e n ln g o f C o u r t th is m o r n in g . C ir c u it J u d g e M i l l a r d | l. H m l t h s e n t e n c e d t h r e * p e rs o n * w h o h a d b e e n c o n v ic te d e a r lie r In th e w r * k . E d E n x lls h n o d J n s D ix o n w h o w e re ro n v lc tc d Tuesday on c h a rg e o f b re a k in g a n d e n te r in g w i t h i n lr n t t o c o m m i t n m u '* * ' m c a n n r, w rre s r n t r n r d to re iv e o n e y e a r e a c h in t lm S t a t e P e n i­ t e n t i a r y a m i D a v id G 'N c a l , n e g r o , c h a rg e d w ith n s s a u ll w ith th * In ­ te n t to r u im n it m u r d e r In th * s e c ­ ond d rg rrr, w a* irn t e n c e d to s e r v e IN m o n th s b i th * B te > * P r is o n . A fter sentencing the three, th* Court rerrased until 10:00 A . M Dee. 3 at which time the remain' Ing defendants lo be tried In thla term of Ihe Circuit Court will be arraigned and their ***** ■ at for trial. It was I n d i c a t e d today that tha 'remaining criminal cases would probably be triad during tha •weak beginning Dec. a, and wUl Include the trial o f those indicted recently by tha Grand J u ry ’ (or alleged lottery operations. Charlea 8. Jordan, furmcr am ploy** o f tha Cowan Company fltora, who was arrested in J*ck•onvUI* Mvcral month* ago and charged with theft of clothing from k b employer, withdraw hi* plan ot rot guilty when tha cam* up fa r trial Wadro* m 4 aotarvd a plqg o f guilty, _rate k, C on gress disclosed I n v o l v e s a p r e a k t o u t t e l ' • latter la department heads ta•tnxtrflg th*m to antklpate. Tales of heads and (hair hWH' m l pure Kara* o f supplb# fo r ara In northern Borneo war* *•* remaining raven month* o t m a t, fiscal ^ iaa r. and-tethaa* up tnataad of In th u It. B . S a v a g e r y tfarm ever until Juna 90. lit * In s p o t* d * * p | t* Asked If ha favored tax e f f o r t * , a h * a a ld . ■ten as an aid to bualnaaa or *t tfa* regular station teg In January, th* C e le r y F e d E l e v e n Holds 7 T o 6 L e a d At Joked with hi* quratloror T h e m c m U -r a o f th * B a n fo rd aah*d If ha had bran rnil teg C o u n t r y C lu b w o r * w e ll p lt a a a d E n d O f F ir s t H a l f A s F o r g u s o n T h r o w s uawmpspen. w it h t h a n e w g r e i-a a t h a t w * » a \ | f » * . lost ®" down* Th# jackru kicked jfeedv Fund Started T 1b NEW CHILEANS, Nor. !«. — GTl- Hocrelary of Hlalo Gordell Hull ctmraiNl In u fetleral court affidavit (itday that the Florida Cement Inipertlun Ijiw was a menarn In lliw government’* Prtxtroin of negi’llallng recipro­ cal trade treat in* will; forefkn JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 20.— Jo.e|di (Ah—Th* Florida Beverage I>e II. II. MrCa.Iin, partment filed su it' In c^-rult operuUon a< Ihe court here today to collect 1205,ton llo .p ilal la.t 000 In unpaid taxe* and co*ta official* rc|Miiicd from three wholeaale liquor deal­ er*. K a rg ro n t J . A . H o w a rd , m n n Cody Fowler, allornev for the h e r u f I h e K a li f o r d P o lic e lie ' M fj1 .t„ K,.'t any ___ _____ I___ ..ao . UMnr. ... department, aald the taxe* were1tj.H yardage partmrni, left this morning for unpaid oa liquor aold by the' „ )1linlln| tu Co Idm .wjio we* Ihe home of hi* parenta In Ularkthree firm* In dry Georgia. II*! downed on hla own 23 yard line. In »hrar, Ga. upon receiving word Mid th* tax** had been paid o n iprvrrn| playa, George Andrcu and hi* father wa* seriously ill. •II liquor aold In Plorida. |jac|* Itoumltrre brought the hall to The suit* teak to collect f l 25,- the Hanford 45 w ith-fast-puatllng Kmployrr* who ar* liable under 000 from lha American Distribut­ plays- A |>b m from Golden lo [ the |irovl*iuii* of ihe Hlale unrming Company. fSOJKH) from th# Roundtree placed |h* oval on lha ployment" romiH-nnailon law arv King Dlatributlng Company and Fed 20 yard line and another trick rrmindnl by direclor Harold U. 320,000 from DUaributor* Brand*, play In which English, a guard, Wall that Hie lime limil for 'he Inc. carried the I all to the HaUfuld two- paytneni of contribution* wllhuut penally e ip iie . Nov, *5, Lao Blum, aecrrlary of on* of yard »tri)»'. th# firm*, aald, **lt'« rldlculou*. F o r P a r k S t a t i o n 31. 1B00. Hanford'* *lefen»* atrrnglhned Jl* la aurvlved by four broth- W# don't aklp any liquor Into from that point until the game **■ •] M u r j i f U r o t I * e t o r H I s Permission waa granted Tut* wra, all of Oviedo. L. K., Herbert, George and never bave.** ovey. However, after running two i » r „ 4 .. _ , , . , day to HHtry Wataon at Charles, and Clarence Metcalf) an play* and losing three y*rd»,.Gul-| * lC lU r t ’ fl I n A d C o p y agent for tb* Sinclair Oil Com­ uncle, Arthur Metcalf, alao of den dropped back and parted to pany for erection of a Bervlc# Oviedo and an aunt, Mrs. J am .. P r o d u c e O f f l c e O p e n e d Roundtree for the touchdown AnMl** Margart-I Prlrrs, former Station estimated to coat 1(1,000 Owen* of Oakland, ind. B y M o r r i s S p e n c e r ilreu'a kick wa* blocknl by Hum- anciely rdIt<>r of The Hanford Herat the corner a t Park Avenue F u n e ra l » e r* k e » w a re c o tto u rtaid, I* Ihe central figure o f the bley. and Eighth Street, record* at tb* a d a t t h e K r l c k * o n F u n e r a l H o m e M o r r is R p * n c * r, w e ll k n o w n Hanford rnme bark »lrung with Florida power A Light Company’* City Ifall revhated tkia morning. t h l * a f t e r n o o n a l l : o o q ' e t u c k l o c a l p r o d i i e * d e a l e r a n d f a r m e r . Morgan calling double wingliack advertlaeinenl appearing In today'* laauanra a t the permit fallowed with the Bay. J. H. Day. paator has opened a n*w produce es­ formation* and play* which from Herald, a* well a* in other new* My* opening *T P a r k Avenue to of lb# Tirol Haptlat Church of tablishment In Ihe old F roigll that point seemed more effrctle# papers in the elate, but Inca* a* U r .oat a*>. Tenth Orlrdo, offlcUtlng. Office formerly occupied by that leresburg'a famoui ra«i»llMia* Peter*, who I* now with Street hr th* CBp OmmMakear) Prlcu uad Johnson Produce dat i f 11 system which th* Hanford Iho advrrtleing deportment o f tlm la tbelr. meeting UM night. Dealer*. Lin* completely stopped during Florid* power and Light Company 0 . Jf, Brawn waa aiao grant- E l k s B e n e f i t D a n c e M r. H p # n r* r ha* been c o n ­ Ihe second and third quarter*. In Miami, I* shown pouring batter ad permlei laerSy O. p. Paxton, T o B e H e ld T o n ig h t n e c t e d w i t h t h e H t a t a F a r m e r * In the second period Hanford Into a waffle Iron. Th# advertlaolocal bnlldln#; toagattar, to hulld M a r k e t * l n r * I t b e g a n o p e r a ! I o n Ihrew a group of paiee*, used meat la pari of the company's n frame garni I t i U a b o m » o n T h * r e g u l a r m o n t h l y h m m f i t a n d h * w i l t h a n d ! * a v a r i e t y o f raaiell-dastril quick play* and cdmpalgn to popularise lit* u»* of PtWk Avenue. d a n c e o f t h e B . P - 0 . E l k * w i l l h a Produce. At lb* present lUh* h* brought the ball down to lews* electric*I appliance* far cooking, -h e ld to n ig h t a t th * E lk a L o d g e l a s t o c k e d w i t h p r o d u c e r o t a t i n g burg's ten-yard Una where It wa* ■ - — — C h ris t m a * aaaaon. H * B u s i n e s s O p p o r t u n i t y b e g i n n i n g a t io;oo o ' c l o c k . I a m a k l o I k e b ig t h l* announcem ent P a t e r o p e n e d h la o f f ic e f o r to safely and Hanford took the 1-all „ , , . . S e e n F o r E n t e r p r is in g T h u r s t o n a a ld t h a t t h * p a b b e I* I b U m o r n i n g . 0 nthelr o y n S3 yard line, (in the I S y S u lV U tlO n A r m y c o r d ia lly in v ite d to a tte n d a n d th a t firat play, Forguaon faded back '# --------wanted; tart)* Im O n ." wee a l l t h # ' P r o c e e d * w i l l b e d e v o t e d t o O fficials' t i tb# BU te Assort hla own 23 yard 11m and threw a Th* Christ ma* aaaaon for lha d u T rooalved at tb* c h a r i t y . •Hon will b* koaored by member* 69 yard p**» which “ Flash; I-a w Salvation Army will begin tomor Steilaala ot M u s t s / o r t h e a f f a i r w i l l h e o f th* Iocs) B. P . O. K. In their •on took on th* LMaburg IK and raw when the organisation wUl f u r n i s h e d b y P e r k h a m ' a a e b * * t r a meeting hi tha Ufa's Hall tonight, ha scampered in the open the i*at place il* ( Chri*lma* kettle* on th* l a a l e t t e r h a m t h e c l e v e l a c u t " L a d l e a w U l fa * a d m i t t e d f r e e o f lodge official* stated today, add­ o f tha distance and ocored Hal* Utlaat* o f Hanford In ardar to help 1| T a r t u Q a a e p a a r , w h ic h ■ c h a r g e ' , M r . T h u r s t e a s t a t e d , b u t ing that th* regular Benefit ford's firat touchdown- ' the Army raise It* necessary fund t a r t l a a f o r e a U t h e r e w i l l h e a s m a l l e b a r g e f o r Dane* would bt bold b*i beginning aj MomawU. later, another larg* fo r Chrietma* basket* fo r tha g e n t l e m e n C o m a a n d b r i n g y o u r 10:00 *' cheer roe* from the,Sanford »paw*. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1937 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, November 24, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 24, 1937. 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 24, 1937; <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