5 10 309 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1610907f040f775eb29a063be92ec7a1.pdf 5c22fc138728e11c81321fa36d60a5e2 PDF Text Text .1 SANFORD i E x h ib its described By S. Stephens GEORGIA TECH t .sa d J- A. Logan of Os* ■ C U n b t r of C w n o im ittaoe to load Its support potation on rood project* two settlor* of Seminole - *- i n | i iw e n ty -c d g n i m : A moosec of chamber acllrltlei r.-daring the month of October gknwsd th a t twenty-two fern Ilk* pjjaefc i Moemmodatlons In Ben for. I 1 .daring tb s past month, elthsr lw • « m oo of business connections ur (Or th e 'w in te r season * L ‘ . Tho#* present last night In -; B f tld s d l Mr. and Mrs. r. K Uclelsr -.'gad Mrs. Prudence Bruno of F am y p a rk ) Wad Forward j f Forest « C ity| E ar. J. A- Logan of G eneral t Ooo. H. Bridge, Jr-, and C. B r- B ean y of Longwoodi F. W. TalFi baft gad W B- Williams o f Orlado; E. H. U n sy and D. K. McNab of ' Foe la and tba following from Caafordi C E. Adams, L- f . Beyls, H. fl. Col#man, R. T. Cowi aR. Julio* Dlngfsldcr, II CL Dm.Boss, H. Jam as Gut, W. M. Haynes, I . U Inglcy, T. W Law* i. ten, B . J . Lehman, C. R Mason, Joa, A. Mslscb, John Mslaeh, Sr., ' B- A- Newman, II. B. Pops, Jae. ’ O. Sharon, T. E. Simpson, Geo. * Wcinatsln, F red B. WUson and idwhOt tba wash before, the Ysllew Jacks ut i baat Clem son C o lk g t 7 to 6 fat A tlanta. Morphy (M ), Tech fullback. U fumbling a Utilities Go Up On N e w s O f Policy Change NEWS BIUEFS I-' Csstlneed From Fo»o On* - R. A. M. tn a t In tba Masonic Mall b a t night a t l:0 « o'clock for their regular Convocation. D, g. E. Btarr. High Priest, an I BosncSd today. Ths ganford Lions Club Is ochsdulsd to meet tunlgbt In the Grill Room ol the Valdes Hotel a t TiM o'clock, according to an announcement made yesterday by J. L. Oalloway who I* aocro- , ' , «' f *** hf lheir rv- On Docket Appear- *** * ing Before Judge Kkooi f* signboard* et Important ihway Junctions lea-Urp Into hlnoio comity. Signs will be eod a t Indian H irer City on U. Highway No. 1, a t M>unt Dora V . g- Highway Na. 411 end at i intersection of S tale Rnade and 17, fat addition to approMo marker* throughout the Members of tho Sons of tbs ' Lesion Dram and llngln Curp* will bold tfaelr last pracil?* ' aaeaslon before tbalr parads In . T ar eras tomorrow la the Legion H ot toalghl a t T:R0 o'clock, scsordine to Percy Hero, advisor Of tho gm«p. n ______tho orebootrm oad the Oloo t a s e s ciobo >*p t w o « m i* i i k u it w het favors the utilities !.*• A lciander, negro was eonI oapocl, If they complied, tinned lo lho n e it court beenot made clear. Those fa- slim, and Jamea Norwood, Lurllo Conely and lo n n le Hill, nog root, warn fined ft* each ur to days -In pill P. J . Johnson, rbargad with drnhkennoss. was sentenced lo pay a fine nf i s or serve II days la lull- J. A. Williams, bald on a similar char r e waa glran a I t day suspended tan lencs while Frank pnrdon was glren a f l day •napendsd sen­ tence. j , l). n ra ito n estreated a $io bond and King Fnrgaraoa, negro, charged with drunk­ enness and carry ln r a concealed weapon, wee sentenced to pay a $10 ftno or eerve lo day* la MU Thera wum also several par­ sons charged with racklaaa driv­ ing listed on the docket for tho Monday Court term. Tba cats of Ed Jones was coatlnnsd lo the next ■•salon, and also the ease of Herman Darts, negro. CsnllAu*e From P*fe On* W. n. It- Alive, held on tho Rkangbal yesterday to defease sente chants, plMited not guilty lines farther Inland.' and waa dismissed and OarUnd I| followed a ' ' 'Japanese an ­ •haw waa given a 10 day ananouncement that Nantao would be bombeiil^l unless the Chinese trdffps variously estimated lo number from several hundred lo eararal lliousand withdrew. The Japanass sheila gbd bombs probably took a smaller loll of life than might have boon expected because of the wholesale evacuation - of civilians from Nantao drlthln lbs last 14 hours. * lotted pg LARGO, Nev. M on than a thousand aw ards are list ed for exhibitors a t Pualla< county's annual fa ir hers Jam , 11' IS. T ie " F L O R S H E IM " A ll- P u r p o s e " S h o e S h a d e / W e a r k w ith bcow n . g ray tw h la e —w e a r b whom b co w n abooa i n called f o r —o r » 9 » b lack! T h is a a r i a i l n F lorsbelm sh ad e om kag o o « a o lc c d o tbg m ock o f two* *w «10 M t t f S tp h t • p O R R E C T M E N ’S W E A R If FOB need nonrjr, ccnaoH 6wr rcprcscntalire, H r. lm E. Southward, ti 116 North Park Avenue. CLENSON •s F L O R I D A TVRDAY, H0V.13a .i30* * . S h e lls Fired By Japanese Over Shanghai Kart F. Domic la at ux. ' F irst Federal Saving and Loan Association to Ovrtlo A. and WmC. W/lson. W arranty Deeds Us Pvadeae ' Tba local n ra Department Elisabeth D. Vaughn, widow, vt Orange Naval tSlorva Co> vs. waa- called Tuesday to otI* RHfwoldcr, at al. Uagalab two grass fires; ons al to Abby and W. 0. Hutchison. la Mayfair sad tb a other near II Louisa Chase lo Chas. M. H a rt­ Appalataivat Of Administrator* S tale of Now Yorfa to Mary T hirteenth glroot And Park ford. R. Ituesga to Fbllcklad Rursya. AVMBO, Fir# Chief Mack Cloveload reported (his morning, add­ Fedeial Bake 8hops nf llouth, ing th a t no dam ag. was done I Inc. to Federal Bake Shops, Inc. HuUi C, and J. M- Gardner to by th e fires. Vernon C Brown. Real Batata Mortgagee The 4-11 Club and Women's H. F. Long to Board of EducaHomo Demonstration meetings to ochsdulsd to bo hold. In Laks llon of Florida. lit Hen Holt t f ux to Joa JarrollMary Tharaday baa bean post­ *• poned Indefinitely because of Crop Lien 'Add Chattel Mortgage George Morion, et ux to Ban­ gU a aad holiday celebrations. It w m teamed a l ths office of fold Production Credit Assn. S aha Contract th e Home Demonstration Ar*nt D A N D U N N • S e c re t Allied Btora Utilities Co., to lr this m orning_________ M. Wilcox. * Rvlsaao Of Contract BONITA SPRINGS, Nov. 10. V ES. Allied Stores Utilities C o, to II. ( f t - T h . state road department M V BOV. la demolishing g one-way bridge II. Ftynt(U tllflC iltM AND «■ the TamUml T rail hare to E lliabslh Bryand, to Title O n e r Q U IC K L Y , ■•aka way fa r a new struct ir* to PLEA SE/ ko complstod by J a a . I I or Feb. snty A M ortgage CoMary Lorain Jacobs, at al to 1- T raffic la being routed over a Randall Chase. three-m ile paved detour. Resettlement Administration *# Seminole County Court Records ... ■i apectleo sponsors Mloo Rotb Tweoty-olsbt peroonoV charred Hand and M|aa Asia, with a variety of misdemeanors,' Tho feel are of the program wore arralsned before City. «*• v«*tlonal deportment .... . Mll, „ . . wRI be aererai aaloctlona teaJadfe Frank I* Hiller In a seea . mrina Band of U»a aton at Municipal Coen yenter- MriCB» 7 r . uepartmeat. Pro­ day afternoon Flee* and for- frame bare «u*o' been arraafed fettaree local!n« nearly Itso were' for lb * other vocational iraepe added to tba City* cottarsof tba school. Two charged wtlb driving The function* of rariooe while Intel leal ad, Kd Jones, and atadoat organ Uat'ona. fealarlsg Willie Dollenser. negroes, wars sbtft ptaya. will bo d i s c e d , arraigned before tho Jadgo. The arrordlng to the scbadala and latter waa sentenced ,tn .pay a school assistants Inrladlng trafflee of U 00 or aerra M days la rVr ofOcera and tbs offke force tbs City Jail a ad l b s case of will J * Introduced to tfa*., asEd Joaaa was con tinned to the eeaibly by the principal. G. E. nrit session of tba Coert. McKay. *'!> ' * • ’ Chester Alloa, negro, charged abort programs - bar* slab with the dais of lottery tickets been arranged her tbs social and I leaded polity and was sen- physical sdaeatloa departments teucsd to'pay a fins of $$$ or and In closing tba Cheer Landaerra it dare fn ths City Jail, are will lead those present la Rama King, held on a Ilka aareral school songs, rharga. whona rase was contlnAll those who are able are ued from (he last term of tho requested to rlstt the school and Coart, waa glran a similar ten- neenrg first hand knnwlsdfs of taacs. tba operation of lha rarloea daI<ao Roundtree, negro, charged partmenla, It was stated, with hasping a disorderly place • pleaded guilty and waa final HURRICANE MEMORIAL I I I or H days. Normaa llolmaa, . ‘Tlckfts m M i * Attbtfe University ol Floildi; €aiiesvUle, Fli O p e r e tlv e .4 « / v o u w ie H TO SH E M E T AND MAY X IN Q U IR B W H O IT IB T H A T IH H O N O R IN G M V H O U B tH O L O ? BUT, M R . DUNN. X T H O U G H T YOU W ERE M ORTALLV W O U N D E D --1 A M a h ARB \jum ALON E, POO S IN G V, f P la s a if t e d A d v e r t i sem ents TH A T 'S RIGHT. NOW A G vS S t N E X T TO W U PANG’S DEN. AND X X A V E T H E IR PHONE T A P P E D - X N E ED AN IN T E R P R E T E R — CAN •YOU P IN O A TRUSTWORTHY PERSON I AH. Y E S . M R .0 U N N * X HAVE SU C H A MAN, LONG A M E M BCR OP M V F A M IL Y ALIO RECEN TLY COME H ER*HE WAB IN T H E LAUNDRY B U S IN E S S , H IS N A M B Rg C H A R L E Y COM L E E X SH A L L S E N D HIM T O YOU. - WANTED—Good used typew riter Cash for bargain. Box B Herald- and l about tOfiOO oollard plgNg tor ogle, T. B- WUaoa, 1IN W T H IB M U ST B E T H E MAM D A N ’S MB’* B E N D IN G A C H IN A M A N , C H A R L E Y CO N L E E A 8 SO O N A S HE G E T S H E R E SEN D H IM T O M E — I L L S B IN THE BASEMCMT e x p e c t in g JM R . P A G A N T A L K IN G * n > -A 'C E R T A IN t m F S f J u U*CK M U D B O P d — /, p i 'a h r 5 * \ i 1i A �S w PW if**'' t- , ^^vW W ? Seminole County Products >lorc Fruit And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In America SANFORD, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 11, 1937 Hospital Here Pomp Priming Called Out By Morgenthau Letter To Glenn Re­ v e a l s Conference ‘ With WPA Officials Regarding Project Budget Balance Fort Next Year To N e | c e s s l t a t e Cut.In F e d e r a l Expensed tihout Of “Hypocrisy” Mars Ixmdon Cere* mony In Memory Of World W ar Dead •NSW YORK, Noe. t t . —( t H HTernary ‘flf th e T reasury H e a l ry . M organthin J r , last nlftatl announced abandonment by th U New Deal of lie busteoatl -pump priming- policy and dlM elo«ed edmloietrellon plane tag balance the l l l l - t t budget--.b n curtelllni F e d e n l *i perid l i t r e * K in g George Is Object Of Attack 8ER 11th, 1937 Local Sponsors Are Encouraged Today, nineteen yean after the aignlng of the Armlatice, let tm pause, reverenUy In memory of those who gave their Urea that the world might be aafe for democracy. II la the sacred duty of aU mankind (o cherish and preserve this day, ao that their Ideals may never per­ ish from this earth. \ Referendum Election AwaltsOkey Of Pro­ ject Ry Washington . In « letter to R. L. Glenn. Former chairman of the oemlnole County Planning Council, Senator1Claude Pep­ per advised recently that ho had urged State WPA offic­ iate to give prompt-attention to the project for a Countyowned Iloapltel here, the Chairman of the Hospital Committee reported today. ___________ itor alio The Florida Senator alto re* ro* iterated hi* atalem ent th a t he would be glad to do anything possible to aid try- obtaining ap ­ proval of the project which he recognised .a* providing much needed hcapital facilities in Banfont. WUh Senator Pepper and other Influential men backing the pro j­ ect, thoee Interacted In providing adequate hoapltaU ullon for the people of Sanford and Seminole County feel more confident than diecovered , mo.wo.wn>. MAY PEACE PREVAIL Michael Explains New Trailer Site Rules Regarding! West Of Sanford Trade A t Market Under Discussion CommissionAgentNot Williams Authorized Necessary In Order. To Estimate CostOn For Farmer To SeU Cloud Branch Area Through - f . u T i n d ln .ecu r.ta Information- many of the fa rm e r. of thia vicinity are under the tmprewlon th a t they ere not allvwed to Mil th e ir own product* a t the Florida State Farm era Wholesale Mariwt here, b u t moat trade through *be commission . agent* Inllocnted a t the m market,. <1, arket, M anager J„ reeuH Of TBefO- V H a f . --------- 1 i apeclal edition The fact la, the M arket M anager m ailed to him 'pointed out, th a t the farm era arc eraon. who first)n o t allowed to aetl th eir produce landM -here 8b ye*ra ago. -wri'ee.dtrlcUy Without first paying e Jsmall rental charge on a stall. ThU tha following letter! . I charge la made because the market Gentlamea: .1 . > ; ■ - ha* certain overhead operating ' Thank* for sending me a copy nod the nnty money that of Th* Herald of 10 28-87. itjjexpcnsca f n be. obtained i* through etall loo* >t years line# I landed'if* I f The, The *n<l conceasion rrntaL „Tha . m,arkets there on tbg railroad w harf. _ U ta Jo sef Henchen of OakUnd * f th efF lo rld . M ale Markat Syacam* with 106 Sw ede. In 1871 ««n S *"* 0* " ^ bu‘, and etarted a giwyd a t St. Ger- «upP°rUd by fund, from the S t . . There w a. no w h arf so they r and must be w lf-auppo,t to wada aehora—Well, tba tnB. lblI^ " of conatruct, n, , perm anent traUer camp, on property owned by the City j u. t w att Of Cloud Branch on the lake eherw boaleverd again came up for discussion a t a r*e, „ l meeting of the City Commies]aaera.A t the p rrie n t tlma, It U etated there la a akarlage* of available WPA projects fo r Sanfeid and Seminole County sod with this In view (he City Coram laalonen authorised City Engineer Fred T. Will lame te o tta in a rough e*t|m a t. of the coat of a modem trailer camp on the Cloud Branch site. P a rt of the land there la low and will neceaaitAta considerable filling to g et the required amount of fill. Commissioner W. A. LeffClAud ler ha« n g g o e le d th at Branch bo drtdgod out ao a* to provido a sultablo basin fbr ICeoll^aeO On F ob* H i ) i . *«•» * *"d M to —. ie n War Clouds In China And S p a i n Mar Memorial Services approval by tho American public.1 The Safety Cummlltee of (ho Rev. J . B. Root wa* tho main local Elk'* I,ndgt> will Ik- in chitnrir»* speaker before the Klwanla Club of the program nl ihe regular during Its weekly luneheon helil m w llng of llij* i-unfoyd KIL*r Wednesday at the Valdci Hotel, lodge in fin- Elka H ill t- inuirr*»w The aubjeet of Rov., Root’* ad- night, ftrv J. J , Kellaghnn redreae embraced "fact* and Fig- ported today, urea- on wara in which the — United Kioto* haii been Involved A delegation from tin- S m f nl and pariicularly the World W ar M m-m and Checker a In I* will go" In In .Europe for which the twcnll- Hfjlriyl tonight for n return lo ath enntveraary of tba signing of «mwS* with Chi-aa pthyer. ot |lm t the Armistice, is being celrbra*eit *'It v--.il tit*I pit in? ®t» f h«* l (nifty. Mk taM, ------ sign before the produce la dellv- Jerod,' Thl*. ha said, would afford the grow eri eonalderatl* mure protection * Apy grow er who wUhet to e*U hi* own produce a t the M arkat may Tha e i chance of commodi­ do ao a t any time on payment of tie s la what Is commonly the foRowhag charges, Mr- Michael known as business. When thl* said: a pick-up track load, B0 conMi exchange la rapid, business Is regular trcck load, ll.OOj aoflil raid to N roodj when it ie truck load, I1AO and-* truck and alow, business la bad. On* of four wheel trailer, |1A0. ■ I i j . * « (he greatest handicap* to an excum go. °f new eoramodltle* la Jh j? difficulty of dfapoeing Advertize Old (roods 1i. ....... __ In the eliih room t i d a 1 *•• b-o,|T R ■81- lluib*. i - ■■— Raymond M<n»ahot,:<-, uh.. -n d er wenl no operation nt th. FcrnaU Istugh'im tlr- |>i«u| ]u-t 5*luhla> mn- -iijuirtvtl in :■ « . ..I *ni-d rnndRi"ii for In ii-iura, r . "'ll le t to n I t -I trnn*fualr>n v « 'en lay aflem m n ami was said l» hsv- •«'en cen-lderehly Improved !*»' bight. -- — n , • . . K in n lr n n f ' I find, u n n ^l In nmiiy part* of the world rind two form er enemies, Tt«|y nnd (Ji many, krill togethor in nllinnrr. Piiirm r KjiI-.i r WHhrlm of Q i r n» 'ii> f li d lo ih*' NelherHnda ninen,i" hilt thtt %!iMIU | l»f y Hr* fit iglKinil ill III*. jdSco of . kilr, |» u rn futim * In’i*nti h r / Miinual Htea, <>. Initinr * f (Ji** ini'll win* it Ini fnr t 1m■t , W’J 11* n*ri'»in*i iU ►at in »•tn*n in Is nnd nMi**r Iflhufiv*. ii-*Uy, tin* titvfiy will | mm ft*' In r* li,l»in*n*n . In lifURArlF, u h n if f|i‘lf*bfi»li*N to tin* »nfc*iflirt* nn iiin f h l m v Jiip m .’At* i nn flirt hii(tf* to 4afftH*V nn i-fln*r sriiihtkrtat K*nV l<*,**jml*l will f f nnllnnra tm f r-tii, •**, # Pastor Apologizes For What lie Says H e D id N o t D o nnrn M l—An An’gliran paalnr apoluglaeti today to ■the Duke of Windsor for “an In* suit" to a “man who couldn’t da) fend hlmaelf- but *he Duke n e v e r the less shunned tho Armlstlco Day M-rvlee within fit. George* Church I her* because hie presence previousI ly had been declared unwelcomed. | ■ Th* pastor th* Rev- J . L. C. Bart, retplaining hit expreaaed wish that *ihe form er British 'king and f o r Imer head of th* Church of England not attend hla service told tho 1llritiah l.rgion “711* very last thing ) I wished to do was publicly to In­ sult a man who couldn’t defend himself. Th* reporters mad* me do ihat. Nothing wee farth er from my intention* I rw eer th at la true- 1 w ith to take this opportunity pub*. Ilcly to apologia*. FARM N’av, J England Modrns For of Jameo Ramsey MacDonald, her first Isborite prtme-mtnioter, from the austere, rod beaches of th* * iiirtiament ,r<- re'pie- 1' I i »*iiiet Rev. Root who was Introituceil by Karl N'onlgprn, chairman of Ihe program romniittee, told the group that the world’* grealeal conflict had rausrd the death of J 10,000,000 men white still n,000,000 more are imaccounted for. j The total eoat of the. world I battle wa* |:16H,000,000,000 and of | this Americana paid *51,000,! 000,000. Rev. Hoot said ae he put J before the civic bmly auggestlnna ■for the conscription of labor. ; capital, and aU munition plant* In th e settlem ent of auch dli- h Armistice Day Is Celebrated Over Most Of World JCITY NEWS BRIEFS I ; Youre Truly Breaking .Thro Guard Man Shonfa “You’re Preparing For War* I j* to Elks Launch Move To Fight Communism Big Apple Contest Sponsored By Ritz Georg* Thurston. Exalted Rul­ e r of th* local Elka Lodge, an­ nounced today the appolntmm t o f , an Anti-Communist Commit­ tee w ith O. W ., Spencer e* chairm an. Other momhsr* of lha committee nr* . City Codtmlesinn- ore ,M. J. Lodge and W. R. Ih>Pros, R*pre**ntalhro Gordon B arnett, Prosecuting Attorney H erbert Meaoer. and Jem ra M. 8haren, Jr. Th* purpose of t h t committee. Mr. Thurston explained this m orning, la te wag* an incessant campaign ag ain st th e tpread of Communism In this viainlly. Talks will ho mad* before the various civic and fratern al organ Intern* pointing -oat t h o . danger* of Common lam. and school au th en ­ tic . which will ho asked to c«t op seat* in .perm itting - ta lk , on te a aubjeet te school children. Among |h * apooch** which, hava been planned era *0*mmunUi9 v*. R allgkn,’’ "Cotnaeunlsm va. Dr- Potor B. Roy roturnod Tues­ day from New York City where ho spent several day*. While t h a n ho attended tho National Horse Bhow and saw tb s Canadian A ndy team win honors in the Jumping svenfa, In which th* U. S. team placed last. Dr. Roy said ho wa* amasad a t th* also of tha present-day hunter «a exhbltod at tea NatlonaL many of th* henos being well over 19 hands high and eapahl* of t a n r Ing umaatnUy heavy wuigkte. TV* Doctor ate* commented *n th* “ridiculously low pric#*’’ many of tho hones brought- H* said asm* of th# hankers, II to 14 yonn old. U teavnj of the slmpte pnnei1 of magnUitm poeaoatod by PtetH o, *r loadstone, was made te a Chinese in 2400 B. C , or 19 years before magnetism was ■ In Europe. t l y War S ervice Silence Ended By Disturber No additional laxe* are b*ia|n LONDOtT V ov. 1 1 f AP> contemplated, bn eeid. and (hoi —A man sintfrylod thrnuffh entire Federal tax atruelure ' lad lhn naval jmnrd protecting being etudied with a flaw MM World War Cenotaph In ward rsllavelnc Inequlte* agalnalj King Qeonre todar at the taxpayer! without reducing gov­ ernm ent revenue. Whitehall and broke the aotThe rablnet officer emn two minutes of Annie* the adm inistration'! Lha A warrlor'a glimpse of hell that wa* Shanghai following J a p a n n e arrlal bombardment, t* eRown tice Day alienee with a about plane In a epeech hypoerlajr—» ice In thl# spectacular view a i Nipponese soldier* w atched from behind a wall the burning of North “All this la Academy of Politic a t the A ltar Mote raa (Patton in Chapel. Following dralruction of much of that native quarter of the atrk k en Oriental you’re deliberately preparing preceded to the metropolis, Chlneee troopi which had retreated, e i tablUhnl new line* anil prepared again to reaiat for w ar." Ben tie rry F. , Dyi There « u a clatter of boovua *"*• their fnAa. and mounted police tkrew the men to the around then A e a i him beck awav from the KUdfa guard. The King a t the g**y prayerful atone mem o r1*' In tn a prayaefni aalute to the Britiah Empire** one million w ar dead itood a n tlonleee throughout the b rief die* turbance. The .trid en t about and te n aound* of the *n*ulng eeoffle WUfp carried ever the rad la. The Incident took plane aa eteea to the Monarch a s It w h penaM i for anyone In the dense crwwd la ■enttal to t imbal the deflation­ reach. The man ahevud h ti w ag ary forcea n. the deprraalon but through the packed m ake of U » said the time baa com* to curnaval guard a t tha end e# IB second* of silane*, shouting afe In an Introductory apeech, g. he pushed. P ark er Gilbert, member of H it J** * ° firm A# f r» IfnW ln PnrainanV 001111117 Three Women Hurt In Auto Accident *■'?“ *■ A WARRIOR’S GLIMPSE OF HELL P l a n s Considered T o S u p p ly Ghina W ith Ammunition lienee, the Chinese believed, tho Jnpalieae arm y ha- ill cldnl that It tmi-il rciiitimie Its nmae atta. k . de-pile ihe f a d it now haa won the tarrl'o rlat object Ivoa which It doalrod. The Chtnoee arm y ipakoanwa ■aid th at 84 Japanaee troop transport* carrying veteran J a w aneaa regular arm y ualta fram North China entered Hangchow Day yeatrrday escorted by a**Beroua warships. Th* Iran*port* were estim ated to carry about 80,000 man and a t lo a n one-half of them -h a d boon landed early today. Landings war* affected orwe a considerable are* aroodd S w a p Hal-Wel which b only 19 a*Ua* from th* Hankchow-Niagpo r o t way. Priam purpose at Japan*** commander Lieut, Oea. K a b u l J* U amash tha b u lk .o f th* Oorman-trained dlvialcau at tho Chinee* , army which, a n tfB masted between Shanghai B*d Nanking. Once thee* d h t e t e . upon which th* military and par IHleal alrongth of th* Generaliaalmo t'hlang and the ecrcallod "Soon* Oynaaly" reek*, apt LOCAL WjSA' J i 'v j V ^ �I >1 THURSDAY, N O V E M B E R S 1937. THE SAVFOnD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Another Armistice Needed ie Sanford Herald . Nineteen yearn ngo today the first Armistice was celebrated throughout the world. .T here hJd been four long year* of bloody war, „ Ten million men had been killed in battle. Millions more had died of dIncane, hunger and hardships. Billions of dollars had been blasted Into bits and riceless cathedrals and a r t treasures had !>eeii destroyed. axes and prices, those twin ogres of commercial life, had soared to unprecedented heights. Everyone had su f­ fered. So there was cause for great rejoicing when th e Armistice was signed on Nov. 11, 1DIB: For the past seven years America has been engaged In another war, an economic war, against the business in­ terests of the country. There. Is not a. single field of In­ dustrial, commercial o r pm irsslonsl activity which has es- Who PayB'Tite IV2 BilHotii? >wenl tlnnu*di the miTt. Hilly Imd two year* In Ibis • ect tin s re; m i , r*rvtd a* «trlpt rlrrk nn.l thru * ‘ '■Istant director J t r k ha* workedin the film lahoroioty, catrtcr.i ik ' im rtim nt, film cu ttin g ; b J t Jxrn assistant add clih*f rn Inert mnn and assistant dfi ectnr. Jtotli *»y it m ake, their present Jot*' t-ntnr — th ey ’ve wrrkedf with all th • to y i th at now are wortrlrt* frith th en , and liiert's an . im ptetw rrtm -u about who's in charge. The serial fiald r» where plrtutr* arc made fia t aad f . rim rty. It* may not.he art, but iC get* date. The day Is wa*led th a t da- mi • i*e fr u r.re e ls of film o*po:a«l mt*e m ined., o r •• k a r t nrw n r t ' i l *•!• tin) film, iraiiy for n l c a x . 'I bst'e about 10 minute* of rrreen tiro. atul .on a mh>>r atuJIo lot a -|lr*v lor figure*" h*'» lucky If n d jy ’r work p ii'n him four min Hi **We don't ham tim e f” much rehearsing,” Hilly VVilr.iv i t pliinr. " Wv have l» !«»'• proplc who knew what’s wanted arid .m i (to ahead nml do it ri*;hl t.n-, first time-*' A serial's lim e budget i* v<liniated prarllcnlly to Itni Uul m'nulr, which mean* thnt rterj" Mltr uto nf product Ian ha* to count. On location, whore um»l »rna'« nu*j made, the director low lu k*vp n;i \ IMMA, I MS THAT io p e o fio o MMilH OWWAUTOttWLMt S As wp g rl It the uhlef con­ cern of MUd.lo Morgen le uut the pierhead but Hu blockhead. M r Hoovers idea seems >o be 1 hsve the young Republicans go reend and ask the Old 'Guard 'hat they've got left lu guard-— iforge . Ryan In Ronton Herald. • f t Petersburg Is boasting new '•o n stn irti' n aicrrigntimi nearly jlltrcf million dnllara fur lliu (fear. « a . nnty the, inv.-ntur of wireless; nevtr starred un u sponsored id c a .t - -Orr.sha World H ub hi. t It Mam Hepprr arc each other kick tax up »ary du*t. Dollar siKftt became the only God of nearly every business m*n and his success was measured only by the extent to which he could accumulate his cash reserves or extend his credit. That nttitude hail to go, A sense of stptarc dealing had to take Its place. The business man’s responsibility to his employees, hie customers, ttnd Ills community had to take precedence over sheer monetary gain. The practice of Chiseling on competitors hnd to bo stopped. .TTie ancient custom of watering slock and fleecing siockhpiders had to bo dons away with. Child labor and unduly long hours for workingmen In sweat Mhops had to Ire ended. More Idealism, less arrogance, hnd to be developed. We believe th at the long hard years of tho depression hnvp accomplished most of these worthy objectives. Wo believe they would have come of Ihelr own accord, without punitive government regulation, nr political brow-bent lag. Business men learned their lesson In 11)20 and they su f­ fered mightily for their mistakes. They have l>ccn sttf- Wilcox nnd t'lnndo nul running nsnlnsl th.-y nro eerlnlnlr a lot «>! uiitmrr* 'Cycle of remarks by »17—JS«n» us I" i l H M IMJ i n estimated at n«w record hlefly by UO-s-wesk workers owning c an ■Ting Svrrsgs value of only f20a Taxpayer* IWo weeks to earn tbclr ISO tax bill, UO of BUSINESS MAN’S .LUNCH HOLLYWOOD SIGHTS AND SOUNDS PAUL’S 10th Anniversary SALE Tho havoc that the »un haa wrought during thes* aummirr . months on mliady’a hair I* going ^ to have to he repaired. Today, because of our extensive cducatlonal system, wo know tom elhing about h air and IU care and our pregaraIioti* which are mixed fo r each Individual a acn!|t disorder and texture of hair by one of the oldeet labor*' toric*. Thl* treatm ent will reatore the natural oil» which the •an draw s out.leaving the hair like atraw. It wHl revive and refreshen the hair, oven If the damage has already been done. Thourands of hplr*drea»crs are giving this Indivldualiied T reatm ent nnd yi u ran cef a perfect permanent. $7.50 Realistic and Rllllnga $6.50 Eugene Cocktail Facial 50c 110 Magnolia Ave. SELLING FRUITS & VEGETABLES Our Farm ers M arket Sales Force is on the job. You-will firtd there a good cold stor­ age and an efficient and capable sales ny ROBBIN c o o n s IlOLLYtVOOIl — Arcent on youth: Executives .10 years old and younger, w riters who were office Itoy* n few years ago (like Nor­ man K ranns), producer* and aa*:*rlale producers J-;*t over Iho :t(J line - they're common And I’ve Jual met a director who’s only 2:J, who ha* a ro director whn'u 2T. It's true thnt llllly Whitney, tne younger, am) Jack Kngli*h are e*i ’ diivrtor* in the enmparativrly in r'vrenilvo serial field. Rut what other lundne** will entrust th.* handling of an Investment hetween ,|H0,0(XI nnd ytuii,0UD to a reuple of youngster* T They’ve juj*. fini-heri 13 episodes of action ami thrill* cilleil *'He turn of Zorr*> and done it—t’fl reels—In 2S «hi/r '1 hat's no longer than the serial' innker* give the vu ttram to grunl out one of their piodw U - but SERVED FROM 1 1 :.t() T O 2 :0 0 a reasonable cost, CHASE & COMPANY NO FOOLIN' PERK’S CLUB m arket pnoNE no Europe: ID20—"Shy Jock I" IPSO—“Tend to your own 'Uaslpaes, meddler I’’ 1937—'" Save fiuffslo Mews. N o# Un* irtH.rla have |t that h« Duke aiid Uurtn-** are planliny dp rtiluo lb Ainertra Mima In* ■■‘ifte fr Uhrlslmss, Watt. Kler Jlla raesnt esperlenra we'll fid f a l l let WrfllU study his tnm tables for him. A' •aoUXvt p o-i k'-a 1*J 1U . A Iwu year nld lial.y In itan FfShrlsrii awnlloard «n «*l-*<> . M b i t pin. Tho druliirs slari<<l fa operelo. but un ubei|>*t'lr<l heart llultr'i u<i Hn* part nf III* ‘ Ulfent reused lliein in p»i*l g«Ae It. Nuw they are wondering 'h o w they run yet Ibe pm nut without operating. Keeping Out Of Jail CrJ.■* ■ Ton kimkI wnya nil httw In kcrii nut nf jail are given by lvi il * limey, ‘an offIrinl nf Hit* iJlhclinrgi'ti PriHom-ra' Aid iu’jiiv, wlui rm 'tilly tltdlvcretl an addronit at a conferenco f tirituii workcra In Llvvrponl, Hngbind. Wltlk* tbo ruled t«* gives art* not ntiTnaurily all Inclusive, they may be of A fnfre am ateur h ia rounleil 'tutu* Imlp. Iii o rd e r'o f iihportnnre be llstfi Ibent nn fol- wxvnity-five auiispols, wbleli suit geets th a t a professional might be a bill to si'nd the sun to Hie cleaners. - New York Hun. 1. Don’t m arry nn extravagant wife. 2. If you Hnvt* done so, tighten things tip before name■Ibilig serious luippeiis. * Among Iho-B who haVe rarenlIt. Don't marry on the love Impulse only. 'ly 1.1..il. ii-ii a ntrurd brnaklnu 4. Choose a wife of prudence mid virtue rather thnn tnurtst a*-ks**n (or (he comma one who looks charming in a bathing costume. winter arc: tpsirgi* Klllolt. prralIt. Don’t pretend to be more than you are. dent uf lh« At’l.j J. J. I’cllcy. 0. Don't run a cur unlera you are financially secure. pr*s>lil«u| of lliu AssiMiatlon ol 7. Remember, rnce counted arc not m aintained for your -Amrrlcaa Itallioads: Mrntl M. l,o(i In lot no r If ultvsl Htalc* financial bettehnant. -emiutor, amt ro r-ru lv e r uf th* B. Beer utld wine cheer the heart o f m cnJBt, la their .riu rK a K<*a< (?•mst iu l|» a ); amt misuse th at brings an many within prinof\ gates. : Kllirvratd llall, president of Itic I). If you are out nf a job a prison conviction won't, rU tbllln. rhattim iaiga and SI help you to find one. LsMIs inllroail. 10. Lifts won't last forever—go straig h t'w h ile there is Muaeolbil Is ri-poilial laitliafd by B slight all in I, nr rrlppe. If be ilnvau't know wlial to do tor kla m i l l , * i i auiiRi'al he oxcrclsn yletaiitly enough lu scl up a sw eat, then drink a quart ol Ice water and »lt In a draft.—Tampx Tribune. Thera baa bw-ii a lot In tin* papvra abuut gutd reiimlly .Mere (ban |tn,}(o.ooo In gold was ahlgpt’d lu Eraiiru juat lb** Other day. Ami unntlier shipMerit nf m uilv ten mlllluus a r ­ rived In Sun PrimrUt-o nluruet Si the eattiu tlmu Irum Japan. Tke ni«lu ut yt>hl frmu unu part of thi* wnrld In auolhnr, It Is « s plained, vitally nffneta hu»l MO* . condllbmi eterywban*. brlnxa on btmma In one plan*. U S Uepreishms In another Amt y#i we thought wa had absnSoned tke gold slSiidnrd. A HOUND BODY Is n flrst-clasil thing; a sound m'nd Is an oven better thing. But the thing thHt counts for must In th e individual, iim In the nation, is character, the sum of those qualities which make a man a good man, and a woman a good woman. WERT-The JEWELER Diamonds A id Watches Fine Wstrh And Jewelry Repairing Diamond Mounting And Engraving iM U U K & BIG A PPLE DANCE EVERY* SATURDAY NIGHT H o r r n u w it h o a n c h p a r t n e r k in . ftot tnkliLg murh Interest In Ik i proposed legislation of w^ge* hours ay Ifae gorsmueni. t lb no' IminedIais pro* .of say attempt by conI grsu la control ths (srtusrs ” I*bor. {pit we are wandering bow VlNg It wtU be after tke prve* wage end Euur bill has been A sosrted |nfo |sw before a slml■/tse roossere wM bo brvpored for ADMISSION t k b b Uqwee Mr*rS IV the OHah Only ' •**•«» •• vii p tS a g * ( M i Mnnls by tbe BytfcM Barn * * * * ♦ ♦ : SPECIAL FEATURE rOR A$ MMTICE WBDN»DAY ANp THURSDAY NIGUTS K ij M*ti sRurel labor. If -tbo firm BIO TURKEY DINNER .’ .......... .. - J S f lS J " *»» n w g *iM ox. . ,-H ! m i rro?m**i. 1$ SUFFRIU ftmi “Tlie symptoms arc unmistakable: Often speaks sluirply to children and husband . . . never goes anywhere , • • hasn't fline for bridge, movies, picdles and parties. . . com­ plains of backache and being tired. . . hands rough and red. s “The predisposing causes are also present t Bending over to clean and dust) bending over an old fashioned stove; beading over wiuhtubs. \ i 7prescribe a modem electric kitcbetK a n d com plete e lec tric services throughout the house. Please see that th is prescription is carried ou t as prom ptly asposftffie" r. PHT ’ i ' i f j " I - �................ ..... FOR SEEKERS OF SUNSHINE S o c ia l A n d P erso n a l Activities Social Calendar PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, IBS? Girl Break Dance Given By Sorority The member* o f tha Phi Alpha Personals Mr. and Mra. Jam es A. Stone and d aughter of Chieggo, 111. have arrived to spend a week w hh Mr. Stona'e mother, Mr*. Allan H. Stone, 4IS Rose C o u rt ’ The A u lr a Circle of the San8 o « rlty e n l.rl.ln c d Uat ford Garden Club will meet a t the nl« h l * “ h • Olrl Break D ane, home of Mrs. E. M. GaGUoway a t given a t th e City Hall. Muale waa 10:00 o'clock for a garden run. furnished by Pete Scblrard and his The Dirt Gardcnara of tha San- orchestra, ford Garden Club will meet a t the Among thoae attending were: the Friends of Mra. O. II. A n d a r home of lire . R. B. W ight i t 10:30 Misses Lucy Roumlllat, Marjorie son will be glad to learn th a t o'clock for a luncheon. Cogburn, Elisabeth Lefflcr, Carlin aha is abla to be out a fte r hav­ The Rosa Circle of the Sanford Palm er, Virginia Daniel, Dorothy ing undergone a minor opera­ Garden Club will meet a t the W iggins, Ja isle Durden, Betty Lou tion recently a t tha Orange Gen­ home of Mrs. George A. DeCotte* Flash, Anna Doudney, Joyce Whld- eral Hospital In Orlando. (don, Pe* • t 10:00 o'clock. don, JJes a n F orrester, Virginia P*IiI Mary M an, IIMnalna lasio C^-WnAt_ Naiional Education Week w in ’ ba sold, W iggins, Jan e Schulte, Friends of Mra. Lola Weakly, he observed Friday a t Sem inole'B atty Thurmond, Derieux |Uw*,< .formerly of this city, will be glad H igh School when all patrons and Vara Lodge, H aiel Lodge, ' Mary to learn th a t th e la located a t friends ere invited to visit tho;M eM ahon, Evelyn Echols, Mary Donna, Taxa* where she la affllischool. There will be a special Nanek Brock, Mary Waihen, Anne atad with tha F irst Christian assembly program a t 9:40 o'clock. tt> lg h t, Elisabeth Whlghpm, Gail Church, The Betnloole Couoty Feder- D eforest, M artha Telford, Lillian at Ion of Women's Club* will-hold 'A dam s, 'Evelyn Stowe, Madeline an all-day n&elltyr J with ttiir'Truluck and Helen Palmer. Lake Mary Auxiliary at th e j Also the Misses Evelyn WilkinLake Mary Chamber or Com-.son, Coroline Hill, Agnes Brinkley, m eres beginning at 10:00 o'clock. O ltda Dyson, Joan A tiarello , MarMiss Betty Wheeless, popular The Axalea Clrclo o f 4the S a n -jlh a Adams, Estelle H urt, Mery bride elect, waa honored w ith • fo rd Garden Club will m eet at,L o d g e, Jeannette P otter, Louisa bridge and shower Tuesday a fte r­ th e home of Mrs. E. M .fiaG llow ay |P erk in s, Mary Hlgwlna, Jan* noon e t the W oman's Club given by ■l 10:00 o'clock fo r s garden ru n .| H oyd, Muriel Knoa, Marcia Proa- Ml** K athleen Laney, jf The D. A. Il’s will meet a t S :0 0 ,to r, Joyce Hunt, Nell Stew art, HelAalera, tube roses, American o'clock at the home of Mrs. B- J- en G am er, M arguerite Jones, Beauty rosea end yellow elder* llolly, GOD Palm etto Avenue. Doris Jaekaon, Ruth Strange, Doris were pleeed in a rtistic arran g e­ . . . . FO R S I I K I R S O P S U N S H I N I who will Bock 8ATCRDAY W alker, M argaret R elit, and Her- ments about the room*. A t the con­ to reso rt centers by train, boat, airliner, onto and In uncounted tra il­ clusion of the gem es tallies, which ers, th e balm y peninsula boom* os its No. 1 attraction Its m iles of U n i* * " ,! *C AndU'j a m . i U r.Jford. K. G. carried out th e bridal motif, were [candy beachf*, flfrs. W. B. Frmmpton of Now York hero bosks In tho | I t J-U J £ * * P Jr, W^druir, Rfeh- collected and high acor* prise was won by Mrs. H. E. Morris Mr*. R. Srminole County which would 0 . Hickson waa awarded screeno prize. have to pay the co.t of the elecA num ber of g ifts were present­ lion, since.there wa no money set aside in the County budget for buns to go on a h tta . aId 0 o n«ld Bishop, BUly ed to the honorre In a novel way. Mrs- W. G. Flem ing and Mrs- A r­ such expenses. Mr. Herndon In­ The Woman's Missionary Bof! CK n* ° f th u r Brannan rendered several timated that he felt the Commis­ ..r in . V in t lu n tia t rk u reh Gainesville and Harold Doker. songs. sioner* would not be willing to C.ntlnutil Pram P*o» On. Tho** invited to be with Miss ever l»-fore th a t a fm .lern hos­ obligate the County to |my the Wheeless were: the Misses Gene cost* of a referendum election unM artin Laney, K atherine Vernsy, pital will develop from the ita te h-<* ll appeared, without a doubt of dream s and. drawing* whsr* Sptinkla grated cheese over Jeanne Choate, Camilla Deas, M a r that the necessary fum l. could hot clear soups; add a little th a Adams, Carollno Hill, Frances l| ha* been for • number of he Hi-cured from the government chopped candled ringer to ear*- Mahoney, Ann Dickson, J r s n Til- years. in the event the election carried. The shortage of available WPA mat puddings; combine carrot* den and Anna Tllden of Orlando, M argaret W are and K athryn Mil project* in J -’nnford anil Seminole and mushrooms In cream saucs; ANOTHER CANAPE add a few roasted peanuts to ter o f Leesburg, Mrs. Roy Synw-v, County a t the present time, too, fruit -salad; pour a little chill Jr., Mrs. II. B. Odhsm. Mrs J . M. may prove favorable toward the Morris. prompt passage of the project, sauce over boiled cauliflower; Stineclpher, and Mrs. Tea guests Included: Mrs. W. T. It wa* said, and there are some top eseslloped corn with cheese Wheeless, Mrs. Jam es G- Sharon, who feel IhM the County's n ffn mixed with tjrecker crumbs. Mrs. Jan e Sm ith, Mrs. R. G- Hick­ In puy the exo "lie ef the vkil'e-l son, Mrs. G- D. Bishop, Mrs. J, O. labor fur entire p role*-i in midi1. sney, Mrs. McNeil, Mr*. J. It. thin In the regular *pnh*nr'* rmiBW EET POTATO HINT Cogburn, the Misses Adelaide tributinn will also be a factor in PA1US, —(ff)—Cathedral win­ Higgins, M iry Higgins, Libby C or­ assuring approval -f 'ho p .rje tt. ttr*6bape ' taftovsr .-swost potatoes dow* Jngptr* shimm ering pail­ nell, Rebecca W ilson, Virginia No definite Pea'Inn fu r *h« into small balls. Roll tb s balls lette trim s on soma of Main- Glllon and Dorothy Marshall. r'M>nirnl hospital hi* been li­ h In cracke/-.crum bs and fry them b ocher’s black tulta evening dded upon a* yet although there In deep fat. Serve them with frocks for the w inter s***on. Humphrey B ogart considers have hern many kite* proposedTHANKBOIVINO 8ALAO • creamed leftover fish, fow| or Lady Davis Is among sm art him self the ‘‘least-liked’' actor in The City CommUdoner*. it wo* mast. women wearing tho frocks. Hollywood. learned, have indicated their Boll apples Cool and stufr willlngne** to donate a site for the location of the hospital t» them with cranberry Jelly. Then top them with cream ■cheeae the event that the project grts FrrtieH ilri-snlng the approval of WPA authori­ Servo with Mold cranberry Jellv Into a ring. ties. lli-fnre work can actually be­ Whan .It I* t hi.nine lily chilled renter with gin, even though It U approved unmold. Kill the by the Work* I’rogre** Ailmlnl- rip* olives and ei-ler. curl*, Meeting Is Held 5 Fine W atch By A lathean Circle Too Late To Classify Repairing Oi'nrrM hoimp work, Mien \VI ! Diamond S etting 621 i:. 6th St Mr*. W. H- Hand and Mr*. O. CGibts were joint hosirs.rn to the Alathean Sewing Circle which met yulrrU ay a t the home of Mr*. tid.li, on Laurel Avenue. The entire afternoon wa* *|wnt In sewing, It w a , announced that ■he Alathean Claia will have n revered dlah luncheon and white elrjilianl ,nle at the home of Mr* A. It Lovejoy, 21 ] Maple Avenue, on Wednraday, November IT. find •very member la urged to- be present. Hefreahnrenta were «erved to the following: Mrs. <3- S Selmnit, Mr*. Itritton .lohn*on, Mr*. A. II l*Vf]o)f, Mr,, I*. C C«*. Mr*. It. CJ. McOhrnl, Mr*. Frctl llar:t*«n. Mr*. R. N. Nipper and *nn Ray­ mond, Mr*. J. H. Oviatt, Mr*. K. S. Rockey, Mr* 5. C. IHrkemim, Mr* J . E. Page, Mr* [I. F. MrWhortcr, Mr*. |l. It Otlhnm, Mr* J. W. Kny, Mr*. It. E. Peurifoy, M r, I. V. Rurilelte, .M ik, U. f ( d ltn 'urr.l Mr*. W. II. Ilnnd. Miss Betty Wheeless Is Guest Of Honor •ares ■:»s r - 1 a s s ; Pepper Offers S u p p o r tF o r Hospital Here s= n. K Btration, a referendum of Semi­ nole County freeholdrr* will have to be held in order to find out w hether they are willing to i«*ur bond* <o puy the sponsor'* share of the hospital ro*ti. Clerk .of |liu Hoard of A ’ounty Commissioner*. O. I'. Herndon, stated that it wa* hi* belief that the Coniniltsinm-r* will rail the referendum elretiim ns soon a* a definite commitment Is obtained from the W l'A. If earlier ac­ tion should he required on thr m atter, the referendum could be held only through the aid of various civic organisation* In Regular $ 1 .0 0 bottle, of "SECRET deJEURELLE" It whh purchase of S cakes of CDIDAY * Thonta, Randolph, ITU poet, wrote an elegy for which had Veen alkrd ■luel. Tony Martin, tcm -ti an. ringer, ran play nil the u A*rumen11. CAMELLIA JAPONICA KDEI.REUTKIUA Mrs.Cs R. KirlleV Oeitoua trouble may be brewing an d von cannot afford to take a chance w ith any remedy le u potent th an Vrtomulslnn, which goes right to i V rent of the trouble and aids n a ­ ture to soothe nnd hen^the Inflamed iiui/ oil* membrane*-add to loosen niyl expel the ,gvrfn-Uden phlegm. ijvrii it other remedies hare failed,, ilia 't bo ilIsfinintRcd, try Cretan ul;J0Li. Your druggist I* authorised to rV lm l your money if you are not thorongtibv-athflrd with Utr benehtsA>btafnert from the very first inttlfc. CrebmUlMon Uone word—not two. nnd ff'hn-i no hyphen In I t Adc for It plainly, see that the name on tho bottle U Creomulston, ond you’ll get the genulno product and the relief you w an t (Adv.) as NIXON BUTT PACKARD GUARANTEED USED CARS These cars carry our famous 18-hour satisfaction or money back guarantee. They also carry our famous 60-tliiy participating guarantee. Former owner’s name ami address is posted on each car. All prices arc marked in large letters on the windshield. Prices have been cut to the bone for this sale. Come in and see these bargains for yourself. Austin C oupe was $1 .‘f t ...........Cut to $9500 Chevrolet C oach.. wns$225 .......Cut to $ 1 7 5 -0 0 Oldsntobile Sedan was$225 ......... Cut 1» $17500 Chevrolet Sedan.. w ns$395.......(’ut to $34500 Plymouth Sedan ..was$125.......Cut to $37500 M A N Y O T II EH C O O II IIA ItO A IN S THESE PRICKS AKK FOR THIS SALE ONLY NIXON BUTT MOTORS, INC SEMINOLE G ARAG E ' 2UH WEST FIRST ST, M artin’H Garage Is Allowing A 50% Discount on $2,061.32 n f pant due arrounto. I helped youmaw you help me . /» General Repairing Trurk tk A ula Service Bodle*—Spring*—Trailer* A price you een afford to pay M artin’s G arage freg re*<•—yeors sew lev eaty lit As s m s ef tere er>4Millysteel* by Ike verU **«H«e And it’s ysam now —a regular f IDO, half-ounce botUa, forju st 1# whan you boy 3 cakes o f Camay. IF* make ib is unusual offer jure to you w ill try Camay. W t feet d ia l one* you give your skin Camay'* gem ls care, y o u 'll want to kaep on using it regularly. For you’ll And no « bar leading beauty soap has the sama vciv tty lather Camay baa. Camay’s bubbles p tt skin fleam, la m It b a lin g fresh, a lirt! N o other beauty soap I* m lUer than Camay. In rests again* a ll Odn f leading beauty soaps, oa as try type o f skin, Camay coma out JffmMy, protiUj miU tr. A nd you’ll And oo other beauty soap |* fibar than Camay o r baour lot you f akin. Th is 14 offer Is ready going /a rt-o o bar three cake* of Camay reday and fee 14 That Hang On Special Sale A r.gvlar 11.00 belli* ef "Secret 4e Come lit Today For Your Fill CAY COMPANION —"Secret d* J cure lie" I An odor that’s d ijjrrrm i because it’s w s r—a subtle frsgrsoce that will th rill m en'i hearts—a perfuma you w ill e iw q y Beware Coughs Cut Flowers HAH TIIB HUMMER HUN PLAYED HAVOC WITH YOUIt HAIR A 112 S. Park A**, fg a a n a a e n n a a n n a a n n a n n ArrnnRrmenlH For Funeral* and All Other Ocrntdons Two Y rnr Old ROSE HUSHES AND E ngraving : McLaulin, Jew eler PERMANENT TKI.KPIIIIVK EYALEEN’S BEAUTY SALON AAillionc prefer this "flavor THE CHEAPEST THING ON TOUR CAR IS THE IEST TIRES YOU CAN BUTGOODYEAR TIRES. Choice of three great value* for regular icnicc —each topi in it* price claasl c. o o d 'I^ O K ic rv iii-id l tin- n u i l - i n m ud, m u tk , vluvli and Im uf -GiMtilycar Surc-G rips arc your tire. 'Miis great "p u ll th rough an ything" lire li.tv its ow n " i lu i tu " built right in to it* pim ir-lum vc I read — big, husky r u b k i tlr a is that take hold in anylliiriy*.' StTt ruifjtatly ih signed w ith w ide, deep, se lf-th a ilin g il u n n e li th at prevent [Miking an d ip in n in g —ir e [> you going/ Surc-G ript get you (lu.re — tiiiii biuk — la the wnrvt w eather. A nd h s w ide te n te r riding-rih prevents hum ping o n h ard rtkidv. Ik- prepared fo r any roads—sc* today about G uodycar Surc-Grips. /Y ear that is different" H ig u n rt piquancy all Its ore*1Miracle I* totally diffareat barn all o4hw ilffa in p ■m oolhrr, fluHW, Kaon deUdoua-lYy Mirada Whip wool Rockey*s Tire Shop S. Park Ave. Phone 26 �J I — to e flm w . GENEVA uneabsra, Jnd| »«M Palip rsla- jgr ami K n . T. W. P re ra tt a re annauactog the btnh of a nine pound daughter. Addle Lords. Wadaesday, Oct. ITth. * Ifr. and Mrs K C- E tbradra w ars the n e s t s of Mrs, A. E rsrS tt laat wsek. " * Mr. ahtf'M ra. W. L Bleg and of Mra E. Colt altandhd tha this Sanford T w *hW » h K ltu te in 6 jU id p Friday. TIM C M aty Council o f P, 1 A. m at to Oanora laat T aaatoy. torn. Trad forw ard of rto e e t City, Piwaident of the oeWnctl, preaided, Urarbaen waa aaraad to tha at bool room at noaa. Mr and Mra. A. Lea aail children of New Kmrnea apafet tha waakaad bate. They a n a <*rer la tbalr trailer house car. estible cm milk itself I DEATH COMES DOWN IN A riflila *• * Ai D f .l W I WHs Uf At A SANFORD FISH MARKET STOP LOOK ^ h t n a girl make* doughnuts A man cornea running wMk a naity ' ___ . PR O PO SA L ^ LISTEN with thm tklkbosfy mlidChiddar flavor PERFECT LANDING 1 1-2 Iq U am chofolutr 1*2 rup dark brown »ug«r L-3 cup grxnulafal »uir..r 1-8 iraipoon aalt 2 tablifpoona flour I rup water 1 tcarpoon vnnllh bVL*.SASt Gulf Station Although bluing serrea as a light blsach It will produce dlnrydoohlng clothes If It Is no! ustd carefully, lira the correct amount and mix thoroughly with # a tc r befora adding It to rtothee. THI “■AIAHCID* FlOU»— MAKW P O O P MMWO ARK FOR our PTleea oa oil and wood heaters, andirons, truce guards, wood baskets and olhar cold w esther ilem t. Stanley lto»WILL n u t and sell second band erg Hardware Co. clothing. I t s Ka«t ffh Street. Sold Cheaper RCA & ZENITH PHONE 412 400 SANFORD, AYR. ) SANFORD, FLA. You can reduce your grocery MU tola weak and aUU a e rrs the to s t food in yato- table by shopping at Furrrat (iatcksl'a store oa Sanford A ranas. And this advertisem ent - ' - - f y aa proof. There’s no denying to -H a re 's your bafguln Hat of rrocorieu that you t e n t h tlp bat BEST CANE FANCY BLUE ROSE ^m^. sum • - ■~ » Sugar MILK R IC E 5 Lbs. 27c3 For 2 0 c 4 Lbs. 15c PRINCE ALBERT EAST TERMS Electric Service ISO Magnolia A rt. Monarch COFFEE lb. 2 7 c O LEG Flakes Su^ar Lb. 15c2Pkjs.I3c2 pk(s 15c NUT MAID YELLOW RIPE F or Sale KELLOGGW CORN - Datnlflft Cotir^lloner's Aif -’VM V» ' SHOULDERS Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch 4|itl Stall 30-34 State Market SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONE 9113 Sausage T r « a .r 1‘e r k l .l l l t r A A I* Pienle Can III. II «Ml UOKAK CHOICE WESTERN BEEF Coffee lb, a O C Beef H aSi bBLADE9, Np LATHI » BRUSH, No LOTIOr Randall Electric co. II Lb. Lb. 25C 29c 2 Lbs. LETTUCE 16 Lbs. *v We Can't Sell It in Chicago Lh. j j c Bakers Cocoa J7g 4 ClATMEAf, Sunny Held 1y4 |h. p!*tr. VO. 1 CAN STD. 5 Lba. l i t Cauliflower Potatoes 2 r# j i *** ►a n s a u s a g e PEANUT BUTTER BEEF STEW Potatoes 10 Lba. | 7 c V u il KEI/I/OGG’S CORN FLAKES 2 pk^.. PMXLI. ratg 8MO. SAUSAGE *’ 77c GORTON’S FISH FLAKES 2 cans Ilona Hrnnd MACARONI or SPAGHETTI .1 pkjr*. BUTTER 2 For w •ppHanee InaUlUtion. There’s a real kick in taking out ancient equipment that meant work and worry to some housewife and replacing the old eyesore with the latest time-aaving, worknvtng, worry-eavlng appliances operating for but a few cents a day. •. T/ast month I inxtalfed 19 new ranges, 12 re- 2 For POTATOES 10 Ibi YORK APPLES 6 r m w nit-s: BANANAS 4 lbs. • u i r . rsN N .rr* a • LETTUCE 2 for. titi.MW i.i.oin: ONIONS 3 lbs.... 10' 2 5 ‘ 13 8 ....,5c COTTAGE CHEESE lh. 15c .... 15c HAMBURGER 2 lbs. . 25c First Cut I’ORK CHOI’S II,. 21c OCTAGON HOAP 2 oa. ban 5 ( OCTAGON POWDER 2 FOR RENT mm . GOLDEN AGE MACARONI 3 pkgt 13c PEANUT BUnER 24-oi iar 19c SOUTHERN BISCUIT FLOUR 20 Ibt 67c SUGAR finsit granulatod 5 Ibt 25c BLACK-EYE PEA*, NAVY BEANS 4 Ibt 25c BABY LIMA or NORTHERN BEANS 4 Ibt 25c TROPICAL SALAD DRESSING quart 25c EVAPORATED PEACHES 2 Ibt 25c EVAPORATED APRICOTS pound 19c PRUNES tender, meaty; 3 Ibt 15c EVAPORATED APPLES 6-ox pltg. 7'/2c CITRON, LEMON, ORANGE PtEL lb 3ic GLACE CHERRIES fancy; lb' 43c GLACE PINEAPPLE extra nice; lb 39c CURRANTS new pack; 9-ox pkg. 15c SUN MAID RAISINS 15-ox pkg. 10c BaUards 5 MORTON'S Salt when it faint, it pourtj pkg 9c DlMt BRAND MILK 2 cant ' 23c ^ 37c CLUO STEAKS juicy; lb HOT ROAST meaty; lb NO. 7 OVEN ROAST lb Uest Coiii|H>unil 25c 17c 23c Kltclivn-TrsteJ H o u r Gold Medal 5 * 2 7 c Lard S t i m u l i ' Qualit uiiv cut tin s i •• iv Oysters IHklM SLACK m ffAS ) lUXNIf G IU N t J u l . SflHACH ■* 1 . . . I J to. R oast MIXfD VfCtTAlLtS I *• 2 c m I t M FISH CAKtS I 10 ci c m SWCkf FltlD COXH I > . ] c m H. I. GXArifXUlt JUICE I M X PINlAffll fLAXS I *• X c l _ 5MOKEO SAUSACI lb LAXOk WUNLXt lb ChorriD my ib IttF UViK Ib WeMern llf»rirlran |(ound S teak • w il iJirnKTil Fat H en s h i a lt a Funpiiy Dulay C heese L .*<4 U ‘ t I. tin Butter ib SUPER OLEO p< SPARKLE ^WIFT'S JEWEL 4-lb ctn. 43c 8-lb cln. 85c DLL IA DILL PICKLES '/, gallon 33c JEV/EL SALAD OIL pt.2lc gallon 1.05 VELVO COFFEE ground to order; Ib 19c NEW DAY COFFEE a rich bland; Ib 23c HOMINY no 2*/j can 2 for 19c HAPPYVALE PUMPKIN no 21/, can 10c SNOWDRIFT or SPRY 3-lb 53c STANDARD TOMATOES 3 no 2 cant 20c CHURNGOLD, NUCOA, PARKAY Ib 19c PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO can 10c CAMPELL'S TOMATO SOUP 2 cant 15c SOAP or POWDER MAYONNAISE HySwjfem Large 5c I'OCTAyOItJ tool! (lu '}A m.7£3/ 4 for 10c | ANGELUS CAMPFIRE J —lb pkg. J 5 € pkg*. 5 SUPER SUDS Regular Null P R U N E S iT b . P otatoes 5 »>• firm Yellow O nions 3 lbs ] uiik i PALMOLIVE TOILET 80AP 3 bant Lb, M e a l s-ibs 1 0 c li Ltnl|| SWlTt 1 0 ..... 17c P,ate WHITE BACON lb. 17c ». . I9c Stamped Beef ROAST lb.. 17c i eacnes A & P Luscious Halves......... 19c rmtapple A & P Hiked No. 2'/a can . 20c Saiau Lfressing Iona q t jar ..............25c Ginger Bread Mix Dromedary pkqr. ,19c Devil’s Food Mix Dromedary pkg. '.. 21c SOAP SPECIALS 9( Hpecially ( ured MAYFLOWER Msnhmaltowa a SUPER SUDS Concentrated dmallfl ^ Piece Flhlaked In the m o atsU rtctlT. ■company a im to give a type of scr» that w ill pieraeto the welfare of community and peeve oae of its beat rt*. ’ Cartameie* tnggagtlfmg for In­ total the value of the eervlce to them . the community w ill be appreciated, CCTACON CLEANSER Medium W kSILRN STEER DEEP s.s. n o llll iCOMPOl ND Flnenl Shorlrnini: pound (hulk) PEANUT |7 c W ater (! round Corn bacon 40e Shoulders SIDES rta I te h r a . I lir W t.H l Lb. 18-ci Family loaf| white J b a c o it i m o n .it « a m . i« i>y.v BUTTER I lh. rtn. WHITE BACON Ground! RIGHT O'CLOCK lb. ANN PAGE 12 Oz. Can Lovett's Cellophane Wrapped lUacon UOH^Mon.i, White, Tender .1 No. 2 r* Frenhly Itonstrd! FreNhlT PUMPKIN STEAKS a s p a r a g u s t ip s Smooth—Rich 2 Cana Fqr HAMS 1l.llrB .w fc ■O M w Pot Roast B cef^tew J [TURNIP OH KENS 2 Finest Pure Creamery Yellow Squash Johnnie Alderman, M(jr. Meat Dapt. Lb. 2 5 c [ II..U K EVK PEAS Flnenl llrle.l T astier! Softer! A & P Soft-Twlwt BUTTER Schick Shaver Pineapple 12 Uclicioui Applot 3 Ibi 15c Idaho Bolting Polsfooi 3 lbs lie Colif. tmpcior Grapos 2 lbs 15c L-tibbago, Rulobagat lb 3c Icoborg LcHuco largo head 7*/ac N tw ! <xkI burning) Can bu soen Y* Lb. Pkg VIENNA SAUSAGE M ali, a a .l M r . . . W ill. O .k l r r llr r a .I .M W O R T H O F P R IZ E S ! Come In—Ault about our twe)v* liljf weekly mntenln, FLOUR Self Rising 40c Ch»!i 11 oz. Can 2 For 1 9 c | HENS $55,000 RETAIL VALUE Chops Lb. 21C ”gw w"---— ---- - - - . 1 M, n f W IN A P R IZ E I, Country* Backbone Small Pig Hams Lean Pork Chops Seminole Printing Co, B a n a n a s f” 1 York Imperial A p p les 5 IliS ] STHINt; IIEANS Inna tender ru t .‘I Nil, Kerosene rniise. k" , h1 ns 1 new, liti.oo. Remrm.vn Tire Shop. , PHONE Yellow Ittpe TIEH DUAL F e a t wheel 20— Mlncenanroti* For Sale life with body, special $295/- UfiKI) F R illlD A lH i; — perfect I A Ford madster, special rondition U irgain. Ecotl-Caria. Baal A Sana, Used Car nay , Inr. . T#1N , T-BON.E & CI/UB Household Hints i.m ecr Cookii-* Appli-s Tea Menu For Dinner foiled dice Favory Meat Faunlln lteird C rcrn l.i-ana lln a,l IV ,rh Uniter llrnd l.rtlnce French Divining (V ttxgr I'mldin* Itoynlty'Ssuci' Coffee S«vor> Meal Sauce It lnM>-«p<Ninn fat 2 lafclcrpsorf* chop|>ri| onion* .1 tuhtr'poons cli<>|>|>cw| g rrrn pep^ ^ Q u a n llty jk ig h te ^ lte s c rr ed i I—AtHdnitfUilfto LARGE CALIF. ICEB^KJ RRAINS WITETGRAVY mm TIRfRUT LF.hANON. N o v . 'I I <Jv I'roomng n sony In TurkI h. Mr-taerUleb Karayan. 2» > v - niil of t'nltm l S! »>< <’n i.n l Oonerai Jam ru V;<-n.|nr* M arrtner wen) I0‘ Ids •' 'h on m e callows yraterday.) K»ni»an. an Armenian who hail ll»**d In Hoaton a t a natiiralltrd AmrrVau, was harried to the tnlHwna nfler a idsht of r alm slc.p POItK & IIKa NN Iiiiiii with Stture 111 n BULK LARD FLAKES L THEM Phone : (Peanut) OIJ. COULDN'T HUY BETTER COFFEE FOR A DOLLAR A POUND WANTED—Good osed typew riter LOST; between Ml. Plymouth Cash for bargain. Her K llrraM and Cassia S mala p o la te r^ OUa brown and w hlta—one lemon IS— Aparfmrnfai For iical dhd white. Reward Notify tins V Apopka, Fk>rids. FURNIFHED apartm ent—mo.lc.-u conveniences. Park and 2llth. Phone 3G6. HOFMANN 1-8 teaipoon cinnamon Cut chocolate Into email plccea. AiM to lujrar*. «elt ami t flmir, I When n ilin l adil w ater. Cook alow* |ly and atir etnatantly until thiv‘: j mill rrraniy. Add real of the Inig m llc n u and »«rvo warm. fOR LCTTCR HEADS. OILL HEADS. TAGS, CAHCC. ENVELOPES. OPPICE FORMS. ETC iI*S *i’|i n te r * 2 ta H c (v m< rtv.*m 1 ti!»';» on vinil'n S4*WJU‘l,?"’"a'ifnt, m**llctl - M i r i r Mwllenta uml beat fur om r l n r t r IVur IntnX 'hnllow pnr lined with wn\ml |Upcr. f l i l r foi tw cni) minute.-' in n mwlerat' oven. S e n e frv.li with rnydltj sauce H«)ally Sauce * J L ? ° * S J I * t t t ' t e r l a n d i h s . i t » w a n c u t. S R flE S H J S S u ■ ■ ■ ■ * * . J » a rto te r brought ht< • t S L v f V Z f f l ^ l S j S a s t V i" * 1**1- WMh W ' rM a* I® B toa-npaneae aerial ec " ' *, r WEmcd l U l Japaaeac. were Burning N w mamlng a new bow fared of 5 Mg w„arplanes for a I A lready m any aecUsns of l i s t city a r t Classified Advertisements I'n d e p e n d e n tfto m O im ad a n d O p e ra te d nya iJOB PRINTING S E R V IC E ENGLISH’S page • LONDON'. - W V - T h e D urhr*. ) d t Cbfct, tha rtrflfaN rttfal (am Ity’a faahlon plate, is wearing bUok ra lra l this w inter. Bhe baa a Molyntex e rm in e gown of M. dealgaed with a bodice strapped rrosawtsa ahora a racy M l akin stiffened with . rrlnolllit, Black rtrtret also makes oae of b ar afternoon ensembles which rontrtnea a allm shirt w in a ebon flttad Jacket re a l bananas and dip them In maple syrup, nahe them un­ til they are atlghlty brown. Top them with mint jelly and serra tham with roast turkey or duck. — fiKttAin. sAtfftfttfi. plowda CwrtNSR 4k Efficient 1st A French—Tel 9121 r r . T ..— c m ____ Clapp's Baby Foods 3 cans Fleischmann’s Yeast -cal Tomato Juice Iona 50 oz. ci Prunes Fancy 80-90 size ■mol 9c Large 23o I �I ■wm. M T H E SANFORD T u m p Prim ing’ C a lle d O ut By M o rg e n th a u PUTTING TROUBLE in flict la Said To Have Started With Abdication In ’31 troua Italian re tre a t during the World war. Ha has publicly de­ clared ha will n tv o r perm it a commantel Spain. . The powers are hard a t work trying to solra this problem of fo r­ eigner* In Spain, while England U)d Franca are worried about Seem f*»o» One Italy's Increasingly Im portant rola raluteCentlnues a t the tomb of the unknown h r the Mediterranean which they soldier and obseive a minute’s sil­ feel threaten* their empire routes. ence, MM 1 The L ead en T n reh b rarcn wHI arrive In tha i-'Tho big figure* on Franco's side evening from all parta o f Belgium a f t ' ’mostly m ilitary men- Hit and the Belgian Ctngo to rekindle himself was on* of lb* moat bril- Ihe flame on the tombH in t- a f Spain's younger officers N* Nasi t'elskrallan » end became a 1General In bla 80‘s. Armistice Day will not bis cele­ Ha -mad* his name fig h tin g 'th e brated In Germany. Its place h at Moors In Spanlsb Morocco and Is been taken by the Munich "B eer, n6t*d aar * thorough, methodical cellar putsch" exercises of Nov. ■*, gaherat who rarely take* chances- marking Chancellor Adolf H itler's m b ' 41 years old. abortive' revolt before his subse­ On lb* government side are P re ­ quent rise to power. mier N egrta end Defense Minister Italy already ha* had her Armta-. Prtota, sharing responsibility fo r lice liny observance, bhc commentthe w ar. N rgrta Is a medical doc­. nr*led Iasi Wednesday the rc-ssi* j to r and a widely traveled man of lion of flghilng on the Italian g reat organising ability. Prieto la fronl. • g newspaper publisher wbo has Ainil-iIn- Dny will be a com pul-1 tremendous energy and drive and rory liollilny fur Ihd first lime In ha* always been known as a "prac­ Poland 71 ki a n n y Invited youth tical" man. orgitnlxillons to’ Unko p a rt In the F a r more than )B months, both ttadl'ibnnl trn rp review. tldaa, Increasingly strong and well In Imndnn, Ihe Duke of Clouces* organised, h a v e ' struggled bark te r unveiled an rq u e s trta n ' statue and forth without a decisive vie- of Field Marshal Karl lla lg , com­ SOMITHINO TO CACKLI OVIR to th e roeord of lory! Their' w ar has long passed mander-in rhlcf of B rtliln 'a E ipcA m erica’s cham pion hen, "Mias America. 1818” la b o v e l, th ree-y eartha Spanish stag*. It has tended to dltiooary Force* In France and old d o c k e r owned by F red R oebel of P leasan t V alley. N, * . In h o t tUfellm* she has laid " e a rly BM eggs, M l of th em la a alnglo y o u , IW ,W .*>K .fa*«l*t State* against Flanders from 1018. “ • ” ihiT•he's a llU e a l n e l l r o a s . the democratic ones as well m ,| ' King (Irorne VI will lay a w reath absVnit '.ftvnmunlet Russia. It mo)’1on it today u tte r a cerem ony s> tm 'enly the opening seen* of a the Cenotaph. <.1 djramdtto w ftld Wide riwlggl*. || Atwn-mtnuta / sIlAiee will be nhaA-tred throughout tl)*Viand h i IIlg llm t<i Ikes | | . . - ' In Parla Ihe Duke of Windsor! .ranct-llcd plan* <o partlelpalo In jln d iy 'a “ ifftalnl" ohservanr-j of Armirilco Dny In order to avoid possible em barrassm ent In con" tact with diplomats and leader* The Crooms Academy Panlher*' of Ihe nriMih colony. football record so fa r this season lie decided not lo accept an Invi­ was spoiled last night when tha tation In Join President A l l o t Is Jones High Tigers of Orlando (Iron In the official tribune on Ih t downed the local negro ag g reg a­ Chumps F.lysccs lo review the pa­ tion by a score of 7 to 0 under rade. * . ■ Ihe floodlights of Tinker Field. At the ram s ti n s it wa* announc­ The Panther* pu t up a great ed l i n t he and his Baltlfanro-bnni fight through the rntlre contest Duchrrv, InMcail of attending Armbut Ihs strong forward wall ns| istlre Dny service a l the church well aa tha Orlando secondary used by British cnibnssy official".; defense stopped the Panthers ln|j would attend eervlcaa a* atth e i r ' tracks. In the second, George's, which h is no official ts n - 1 quarter, a fte r an eichangs of lierilnns. punts ta mid-field. Orlando com­ Canon J. I. C. D art, pastor of pleted two passes that was good Ft. George’s Church aald that ha fo t 80 yards and then Harrison was “not particularly kecu” about b attled the ball around left end the fa rt ihat Ihe Duka o f Windsor for -a touchdown. plnnnid to attend Armistice Day ' The Panthers fought hard th-> servicer a t hi* churrjb last 'h a lf and completely out. rum ors that He drnlrd, howe Ito Intended to b ar the Duka from Bt- George'*. ,. j M push d m a touchdown. The Croom* outfit (bought Ih e m u lv n with the atm. N ut Infrequently, If. lucky a fte r th o 1gam* In slopping working in a canyon nl m en, hi* t>*M ».'’t i * fastest negro half* has to climb the hill ami shoot a* back In Florid*, ta hi* tracks. he illm bs In order to folli w tho Th* llna-up fo r tho Baufortl Eloveat Ref or* a t left and, Brown a t left tackle, Dingl* a t Oscar Wilde wrote onq' of his loft guard; Henderson a t center, famous works, “ Sale ms,” th W ilso n -a t rig h t guard, Chtalom Flench. a t r ig h t: tackle. McNeil a t rig h t and, .'Johnson s t right halt. Ro­ sier M quarter. R oU rta s t left h alf sad Lac at full bock. Armistice Day Is Celebrated Ovfcr Most O f W o rld •ty rd o h a a m tlv a party, kad lost M fllm antary control. Ju b ila n t leftists mob* fq Madrid gM out of hand. They b u irtd •lurch**' and beat up arm y offia* ra Parliam ent showed every sign ad,voting a rvro lu tb n sry program g r w a iij i? S * ^ 9 9 3 2 CsnllnusO Pram f l H O n . . plnymant. a t (rood wages, in private Industry, a reasonable raln m to capital and antarprtao, fair treatm ent tor nor metical| rnltnral population, and adcqnata | revenues to m art tha aervlce* ! now demanded of tha P e d a n t J Government," MorKenthnu paid. I T ha adm lnlaintlon, ha con* llnnad. will do "everything poa! alhlo to prompt-, a rrmtlrmallon ; of recovery and to balanca the i budget llmm ch enttlnc expendl| t u r n ," Tha a'talnm cnt of thcaa i ends, however. ha «a1d, rest* "very greatly” on prtvata Ini* llallva pt-d on 'h» cooperation of prtvata dqtrrprtse*. "I wlah to pm phsslie." Mor1 acnlhan atld. ‘Thai In no eran t 1 will the A dm lnhtratton allow 1 anyone to atnrre, nor wilt It . abandon Bk" broad purpose to protect the w an k ,'to l i r a human aocurltr and to neek n wider dU trihullon of our national In • coma." ," ' ' ' Tha Treaanry secretary, who h a i icnrferrnd almoal dally with' Provident rto'-acralt and other j I Government and private flacal! | leader* on thn current business' I rccie«|on. conceded ’th a t hunt- [ I n c ti Indiana b a re recently ahownj * -a declining a_a_________ A__— n..t tendency. But he' he pointed out th at (he country ts nearing on end of on# of tha most active years In Its business history. and that business rev|val under (h* Now Deal has been of a health character" and added: "W a have not reached the r.lag* of full employtdent of our productive resource*On the contrary, from all these stand­ point*. rondltloa* a re favarahle for a continued Increase In tb* level of business activity.” Morgenthau conceded that there was "some w aste" In re­ lief expenditure#-* b i t argued thnl this was Inevitable In any irogram of such magnitude, .lie avid thnl the Admlnlslretlon de­ liberately used an unbalanced budget during Ike first four years "to meet a g rta t emerg­ ency.” "T hat poller has succeeded,” lie edded. "T he emergency that we faced In M il no longer estate.” United Btatoa, but ‘hsy form a ml oArtty group sa d thalrm cllvo lh' Hume* has been comp*r*Uvtl/ ■mall durtng th* prspsql ,wAr. . J Tha aaarthtota, who arp pari le­ nto riy strong ta' CaUlanuto want its IRK* government as paeslbto, with tha'aouatry operated through the liber ualons rather than 'hroogh •Ida,' headed by Otpsrvl Fraattarc FraSMi, are conservative^1 fascists ■ad monarchist* whe M?t S a t a a t -Rad ruta," W ttaitad |fh* W ar S e rv ic e ^ Silence Ended r B y Disturber W a s h i n g t o n D * l i »' -ik * John W ebstar, 17th century playw right, w rote n tragi-comedy entMlad "T he Devfl's Law-Csve, or, When Woman Go ta Low, the Devil Is Full o f Bustaasa." C n * b e rry jelly tnakee an e f­ fective g a ro ty i f o r fru it antada, t.oq’uettae, a la king, #emi>m at loos and roaata Cut tha jelly Into on#Inch cubaa, ' "Poem s and Ballade,” Swin­ burne* moat famous beak, a p ­ peared In tw o. asperate editions a a td r different publishers’ tar prtota in 1888- Heller Food Store I I I Sanford A re. Phone I "Weekly line the Best Prli Dolly” Milk Sugar Oar l o r 's l P a n Friday Coffee M ATtH EW S GANGW AY Not fapJalow • Barry ChcTries lb. 39C rm ia x . us, Orange Peel J j c Lemon Peel K e Raisins Pkg. 12c •wapijeas it*H(iu • ■ 'I Raisins Pkg. JO c Walnuts lb. 2 } c J ta g c y Oretsa, a Ik. O S t. n a Sugar -wmarn a y b o o k :- ** t - « .t T Pro to n Grover is an aoc reporter v jjli open eye*, a keen mind, and . a M fk lin f acnae nf humor. He blende clean anecdote, humor, and r' history into one of th* moat readable and dependable oplumoi pQdk* , aboat tbs traction of a tamper* arp camp on tha vacant lota booth of tha Water Work*. Tha poaaihllltp that tha project' n ig h t be tadortmkaa bp an Individual riNM M tal'U “WMhinlton Daybook” Jr an cntcrtabilog and enli*htenin* oolumn of Wwhington hithlUht. hnd «Ueli|ht8. .to s w a rtW ^ is m -. T k m wa* -atao ^aowo ^d tagoa- itam p ltta Clean anecdote, humor, and history. - Cea lines* r>*m P H i Owe . f — 11 C T lfi M r. WlUtaam h as W an u M U twvesUgsta th* p M U l t e o t • c m p and m boat batata and If tha asttattted coat la not proUM* thro, a W FA prajaet n a p bo aobmktod i o n Spry by Preston Grover * e w T n l l e r Site W &t O f S i n f o r d U n d e r . Discussion** a LO, CAN P a n t h e r s Suffer F i r s t D e f e a t Of, Season By Orlando • to y declared t h a t . stro n g , hands warn a**4*d to pot down disorder. **Tho rig h tist ravalt' sta rt* I In Ih t MalUla garrison ta Spanish Moto w s I t wma tb f signal fa r most Of th a m ilita ry , governors m Spain's provinces to post not lew • f m artial law. In many cam s that dhaplo act was aaaugh to put tha province on Fyanet'a aids,' On the governm ent aids nr* ranged so*la lists, caramon is ta. re ­ publicans and anarchist*. I t to •aspaUmaa hard to tall tha dtfferd to o ’ between Bpenjab ppetaltot* M d communist*, for H.clr dectrtaaa o f tho koetalisatlou of lh# means Of production merge Into MM another. Tha republkaM w ant a government similar ta th a t nf ths A CRUSADER .. ■; sh iptw d IC r ‘ ’- 7 * * Eggs doz* ro q ro v iB Lard Lb. ZAC Crackers |£ Potatoes ’« £ . H e ! 9:00 SHOW �) - - * \ '■1 ‘i[ - > - y j h. M m Seminole County Produces Moru Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any Similar Area In America r ' Tha Only Central irdiny Rail, Highway Transportation A N INDEPENDENT PA ILT NEW SPAPER _ VOLUME X X V ) A w o d a t« l V ’—i Walter O’Hara Is Indicted By Grand Jury SHE ALSO SKATES i i - f Morgan Leads Fed Eleven To 1 4 - 6 Victory NUMBER S27 ROOSEVELT LEADS NATIONAL TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD Scores Both Touch­ downs On Passes From Forgruson To Down Bolle8 Cadets Rhode Island Chair­ man Of Democratic Group Also Named In I n d i c t m e n t s C o rru p t Practices A c t Said Violated Chinese F ail Back To Lines Near Nanking. 400,000 Troops Dig In On New* ‘Hindenburjc Line* F i f t y Miles To The West ■y JULIAN tTCNSTROM Head Coach t,rnB*rd McLucai' HIT edition of the Seminole High School Celery Feds brought their gams average up a oil last night when they sent Coach Ken Kppert'e Holies Military Cadets barh to Jacksonville with a I , to | defeat again*! them. . I’laylng on a rain aoah<-d 8HANC.HAL Nov. 12.— field with about tOOO person* In (AP) — (’hi tin's Shnnjfhat the stands nn wat seats, the nrntloH, nlKiut •IftO.OOO xtrotig, Celery Fads hlrked off to lotlny foil luick toward thk Green on Holies 3* yard line be­ fore be waa brought dawn but ChlncHc "liim lcnhurif line’, Bolles begin a auilalned drive more than fiO inilen to th« dawn the field and before Han west.' J.i|winese troops, num* ford had gained postersmn. the lioriitjr 200,000, forced th s In deep allcnrs, Crrsldent Roosevelt stand* bareheaded before t he Tonili of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington cemetery and lead* ball was on the Fed a in yard the national Armistice Day tribute to America'* war dead. Then « n aide placed a wreath at the have of the tomb while an can n y Chinese from the towns and. line. tho Shanghai On the first Play, however, bugler sounded tap*. Close braids the Crrsldent ate Id* military an <1 naval aide* and *urnmmling him a r t detachments of soldiers and trenches in area. Rlolnoff on a fake reverse sailors. The t'hinese fought only came over h it right tackle for tear guard action* as they with* a Jaunt of in yards glaring the drew toward the chain of ball In scoring position on lien rh ei nod pillboxes, stretching Holle* nine >snT fine before lie from t'hsngshii south through was brought down, The next Hoorow, Wukian and Kalshtng, play was stopped on the line of and protecting Nanking. scrimmage but Forguson then Ja|ian'* w ar planes ranged Into shot a flat pats in Morgan who the Interior n« the troops ad* waa over the goal line for a vanreil. One flight bombed tho touchdown and then came the A m rrlran churrh mission hospital Partly cloudy, scattered show surprise. For the first time thin at Wii«lh. KO miles west of Nan* •ra In r i lr r m r south portion to­ season, Forguson attem pted to king, killing two Dhlneae s ta ff night ami on extreme *outhi-a.it kick a conversion point and member*. Five Americana escaped coast Saturday. Kxtrrme n o rth -, . It was good. injury. west Florida: Curtly cloudy t i f j B U SlI l l O m C M t f C l i n j ? Sanford again kicked off tn The Japanese governm ent In night and Saturday, cdolrr to- - —Holli% and from then until the’ Success and tvageily followrd Tokyo refused u second time to Facial with a shortage of work­ night. | An outline of the program for end of the quarter, play we* , , --- . . . . . . Women . Home Demonstration and Heminole rm inty la-gionnlren to psttiripnto in the V a c e held tn mid field and neltlo-r ers In HiU County, the local A delegation from hr Hanford , „ „ „ „ the Armistice ralrtiruHon In T ava­ Inga of the llrusscis confersnra team was abla to make any Chapter of American Kcd Cross1 U rns, and Checker played „ .. ,Vmlliy |tir th). yr. r res yesterday, Percy Mcro, advis­ <n tho F ar F.aitrm war. A high made aeverai light threat* hut launched Its annual Holt Call yes turn Chess tournam ent wi'h hruadiisi dining the Farm anil or of the Son* of the la-gion Drum Japanese s.,ur»-e at llrussel* aaU , famble* o r the lo*» of tha ball ■trrd ay , County Judge R. W.| ir ,s ii..-a , , r > „ r s s g iLand group In D/I.w id ls>t IIoiiis . Ilnur Cruataiu ovur radio and U-Jgla Corps, s U '\ hI this tnulgon downs proved failure for the Ware, chairman of the ftepr v . — — — •— ~~+ -TT »V» light. I *i.inoii W'lll'C In nafnrsvllle ing. Hune»* for the members of Cadets and also for tb s Fed* a* County Roll Call Committee a n ­ once In tha stra n d q uarter they nounced today. The Safety Committee of the >'» HwmlrisMa. County the local fit uni sud llugle I'orjis moved the ball down to the Seminole County's quota ha*‘ local H k .' lodge will h . m »*"»"‘»s*<«tr«t|on Agent Mi*, and 11sgeilyt wInn the mock engine of the b'anfoid la-gion Post, driven Holle* Jl yard line but a fumble been rnisod to 400 niemlM-rs this charge of tha program ot then " Kendall, proved roelly. year Jmlire Ware assrrtrtl •nrt] rvmiUr merlin* In thnir hull •*» *" *" r tho Mnnm l^ m by t'arliss Muse, rolliilrd with a At the end of the half the lo­ hr believes that this number c .n night, K lk. official, re,o u t......... . '“' ‘" '"t1 I*' irm k ciitirally injm ing u negro, e tr cal outfit wa* still In 'the lead be si-rurml If additional workers this morning. iv lm ll.n work was compurstlvely Glenton Pulker, w tin died by a score of 7 to o and when will vnluntrer to serve during the in tills rnun|y mid that roii'e for meilii-nl aid shortly uft."peaking on the topic o f ronthe second half opened they drive which ends Thanksgiving Jl was announced this Ir.orumg lliruu, li the splendid rvri-pllnn waril. that the public i* invited i j n|liii.|< given tills type wmk and Hie co I*••»,i iiri-il on the program ctde- serving fish anil gam e.in the State directly marched down to the Day. of hlorida, £ > r Mii*ch mado an ■even yard Una but onre again T hirty workers are needed for a meeting tomorrow at the Clu rth u|m alio n of women and girl* here litsting Armistico Day in the laake rminty sent, was an nddress tv nddrvsa liefiiie the Sanford Lions a costly famble marred Ibelr this County ** Judge Ware s a i d . I * n sod Geneva A\e- much Ims lieen arroinpollshed. scoring plans"and up to’ the present time a l BUM «fr t r t • nrw I'**1*" »•"' » 'r- Kendall stressed the Hu Drilled Slate* Senator t'lnude Pn,v rlu li Wnlnesilay night in tho grill I'ttHuiiri* of tin* wfUoiriinin-tl | ht who deelati-d th q ^ f fongres* • •mill of the Vslilrr IJntelClay waa than held in mid­ little over half that number, have c urc • Mr. Mi.-Im Ii. wl|.i was appointed 4 II rlu h work lliit'liRlioni 1lit« would nltow llii* nalloit lo go to field and a tta r an exchange of volunteered, their setviers." «» » conimliti e of ona at the meet* I’oUfjly mill nut lint'll llirlr ot» war only In difen-e o f , Ann-riin punts w |lh *svrn mlndtr* In Mr*. Karl Nurdgren has lieen tra a llM re m m *■ *« f u r l big last wirk , nlti tilled Jhe Florida JtrilitA fur Hit* m ini iir )tn r I he rinsl period , left lo play, named chairman of the City Com­ Stale h isli and tismn Conservation In lii'r oiillinr. Mm, Ketiiliill Hanford atarled a group of mittee and anyone who is able to la-ague nnet lug lu-ld in Orlando * l»-till Iim| mil llutl. “tint* lo Ihu power plays and mingled In devoir lim r fo this great work la Coai li s. A. H. Wilkinson • IubI l ii'liiv, llnifrililnif (hr pro* llutl Htoiiilnuli* rmiMl>pt set of paries'- that proved lough urged to rn n tart Mrs. Nordgrvri Sanford Heiiil Dro lllsi-kial* will frill for tha Hollas secondary lo a* soon as possible. Undergo th.-ir lest tmiith. dtlll rlili'f iutltinlty l« irink furmliiR. I n B o w l i n i r S t u n C ^ i n R l,;' ," ,, “ ,"1 «r™mpll«hm»nla of the fiM.,| i'i»iiiirr ri»(lort lot* hffii Ihtt break up. They marched again During the Hanfuul tUrtilm; i;""'*"*'- Mr. Mrlsch also toM of In discussing the drive In Semi­ icml/lii umb<r Hie tn the Halleg nine ynrd line and nole County for IU37 Mrs. R. N. of the Hanford Atiitory fo ld l- l '-'•tm * •• making Drill Miih)«'i t of yr<'til|,iit Im|H>rtsuit i* laaguu competlll..,, m ain Forguson rereivrd the Brail, president of the local chap­ Field In pirparnlloii for |li,< flr«l In Ihf (*ounly lloiiiw iH'moiipIr** punk, Team No 3 n d tu m id Ill the various counties in the ila to Food, n m » 'n » several purrs In tho loop stand liiwunl the ,1-onservutlon of fish hall, faded bach deep to his te r rrvralr.1 the*Tollowing Infor­ encounter of -'I In. sr.ison Tin «• lion iiroKiuii) ' 11 lo Inks In gain u gamu tie with nnd game. right, and floated a long high mation regarding the work of the day evening when they inert Hoi) will |Muot|h|)r ronllnur Mr. Meisrli describe*] plans to I t yard pass lo Morgan for the organisation: J tls o ri" M lllrr'e.' Homl r , o Lion* In* Hir iihwI ►!n**ioa<1 ph»w of Team No. I which hj«* I...... d out, "hut furnishing titurli tn>i|lilo In llm •■rgsniie a fi*b ami gains post In second - touchdown and again "Karh year." she said, "as ths On Ibe LeCsIoiig Allilrtlr Field mir wurk," *hu |)olnf*% ra th county in Florida, each of KorguaOn lifted th s ball between time comes for the annual Roll atsrtinx at x pu o'rlm k. , | |l will Im* »Up|»f«'htt'iilt‘ri hjr nlhiT rrinaliiliig three teams In the the uprights and tha cross bar Call of the lied Cross, there are T he Itlsrki-uls b"|n< to li.i %<• |ihuM'« w«ii'!i m , ImiifiiVMiirni if rlrrull Teams No. I and 3 now w hich will l>e mudo up of sportsman for tha conversion point. uuifortua for IoiiIkIi I's l ho homo, u dimly of lh* lunilly h are rluhl guinea won wlilla who are particularly interrajsd In probably many who wonder where their pi^thh'liid ii ltd Him liisinr seven but Team ^ No., 1 fish and game. In Hsnford tho With two minutes remaining their money goes, what It I* p r s r tlr o uinl t'osrli U ilklnaon iloIhlnK t'f Miimiih'ill |Mirt I mnI iiit of |hw lias a Infill number of CMilA Lions Club, he auld, will taka, tho l U s t l n M s * rs s > Fesvl ho uved for, and what ia achieved Stated this iiioi ii in r. i lini fjt in 11>'n I'loihlnr ■upply,* wayu pins wtil Ii- No. 2 lias 13,411 te/piin*ihlllly of forming such an by Its use. Does all of this money would lik r to list,, n largo atnrganitaliunlit which Hit* lioittw tnukor m«) Pin*. go to the National Headquarters tendance loniglit ho us to nice Mr. Meisch called the Lions' During a gunm played on ... op • «" In W ashington to be use,I in pay the Sanf.,,,1 g.ldl.o,, nitration to a recent newspaper menl of salaries, and in use In portuulty I,> ..... win., kind o i l * mnr* •■»<fullr thought out Nor. 1, Tc m No. ^ definitely article which staled that a Dili h a d '* "*• ,tKKl plsred theniselre* In real b at­ national' disaateraT Does Semi­ aa aleven he will pul on lh e H ‘Un ,,,r tle as they won uri-r No, 1 by a la in passed by the le g isla tu re MOSCOW. Nav. llA -IA t—Bo­ nole County have lo have a field. Wilkinson Mo,, wtailed to " " -‘u " f ,h » providing tin t BUte Officers shall and *'oun,7 Hum" Demonatrascorn id I'.fiS.I lo J.lnt^ ris t Ruts la's am betaaJnr* to G er­ storm or flood in order to bepe- thank all ll«D in**11 Imiiln ,,, I tion A gtnl aT»-i saiil ihat one Team* No 4 and 2 are IM kill .ill tick-infested deer in Florida many, Turkey u n i fo u n d were fit by any of these dollars given bUnInt-BA nifii wlm h i to Important project. for tho cellar with Seven game* and the Conservation loague, ho reported today by diplomatic each year by our ritlien a? Or, opr, a It,| with tho AacuOatiiut n i l uf **•»• ■luring the year » •* the prepara- won while lualng etalil and Team -aid. Is nttrinptiug lo organise a sources to havs been recalled and Is a t least a part of this money tbU affair. tion of canned foods for 'he j No. 4 lias an lulgo ou 2 fur 11* successful campaign againat tha there were unconfirmed rumors used locally T Ths best way to Beniinnle Counly F.xhlbit a t the total of I2,7!Hi pins to 12A14 for plan. t r n l l a s ^ SB r a s e re a r ) two of them had been arrested Mr. Mrlsrh also gave a short Central Florida KapoaiUon. No. *. The same sources also said Ru­ lrp o rt concerning the Bra Saouta "With this projected program Hants* I'ltsis.l Nor 1. ! U ll! dolf Horn mar, German consol gen­ Tram 3 v rr• u» Tr BUI 1 which are being sponsored by tha in minil,” Mr*. Kendall rancludIran i 3 eral a t Leningrad, had bain re ­ tt'M tts w s n eons b s i i The Camplirll I ."Sling I’o.l l . 3 1 Toll! Lions. II* stated that a set of m l* called by the Berlin government II y. ii i hr M# m U1 J.IB •23 forms have been ordered fo r eev* Number t j Ami it* an t^glun i;u M. I&S >T rrs l of the members and very soon J llnl.nl a t Moarasr*a request. A axlllsrr plsred flags on tba 1 st 1M 422 R o m an th a t Dr. Constantine WAHINGTON, Nov. l i - I n a graves of the W"(ld W ar VolII II l*uR« *»* M' Ml 4**1 a number of row and sail boats will Yourvnrff, envoy to Berlin, and single day, Tyescuy, November It), u s III IM 4Ct le seen on Lake Monro*. R ohc II. WIIU . Mikhail Karakf, ambassador to Uncle Ham's postmen will make tr in e |n lorol irm sterles yesU3 • 21 Sl?l U iday. .Turkey, had been arrested linked • he biggest house-to-house canT«nnt 4 DRNVRR. S’ov4 1 I . - I 4 1 Those nn the ronimltlee were: l Total 1 3 th eir names with tha govern­ rase In the history o f th a nation. hr It IlnlUr IN ::t l M • IT Mrs. F. K HouiMII.it. rliali ins it. Showman Billy Roe* said ment’s purge of suspected one; LT4 m 1 1 * 1 Ml W '. Iriihnitfinn Approximately 130,000 regular Mis* L«ry Hoiinilllal. Ml** Mary and swimmer Rteanor Holm Jar- W leUtltvlR 1*7 Sd r a 1st (alas within tb* Soviet ranks. The and special carriers will deliver i«i 121 IM t« l W atken. Mias Anno Wright and rv 't would be m arried as *«on as T li/.llr Ambassador to Coland la Yanov unemployment t u 134 Ml II I report card* to n raram liteo o( Hoy Hvoule actress Fanny Drice dlvorres him W, NI«n«fUI4 Davtlan. ^ every <1w ellin g -co ttage and men­ eoaaUHna of Juba Adams and and Rleanor divorces her hus­ t«S • t) ) t l l i l t Gain* |tUrs-t| Km. 4. M ill tion, flop house and deluxe apart­ T. J , Drnmnioiul band, A rthur, who ia an orchrolra Tsate I versus Team 2 ment alike—In the United B lair* Team IB Mias Jrsn n rtio luting bad leader and linger. .a t MAHOMAiJAffff GOBI 1 3 Tolal t Alaska and llawalL The swimming alar, now mak­ r r t w k ' ekarge of p in ins tho flags In 1*0 Ilf Ml Lit Aa p art of this first national un­ tho Geneva and t'liuluota come- ing movies In Hollywood, was j Wsavsr lib Itl t" l III IM u» MB I t t employment census, there will be ta tlSq W reslti, were placed on with Rose hero today and con­ w »: WrllB / i i : U f IBB K — IM It. Prise OLIVET. Mick.. N or. l L —OD n nation-wide publicity campaign, J. U i v i f —— IIS MB l i t 4U the two elijr monuminta by Mrs- firmed Hi* atatoment. — Five child rest of Mr. sad Mrs. conducted under direction of John LoaJlo Went. She holds many swimming rec­ % 7SS ff» III p tst Harold W rigglaawonh w a r s D. Biggera, Toledo, Ohio, kuiines* ords, bbl kit the headline, hard­ Turn I burned to death token ftro dg- man, la acquaint every nnemploy a Total 11 t est when American Olympic of­ 2XXL r. a. n*u4*r ... h i t u I II stroyed ad person with the Importance ficials refused lo lot her partici­ *t*o H a k e ----- l*». I** its- it * which they hod been living. The filing hi* or her repor tpate In tha Berlin game* because U A. Tharp . t*S* lit II* Its K. Kaesermsn ' l i t 1*1 1*4 parent* and Oordea Raymond. Th« reports, showing age, occu. ah* allegedly took part ln rham- W. Thoratea it* IU IIS . . . . . . ~ p#tj0Oi week* o f worif la the last of the dwelliag, war* In WASHINGTON', N o/. 12.—t O pagn* parties aboard ship. . iit yti ns ttss bar* when a fire broke o at IS moaiha, and other Information, —Tho House lax subcMumtiSee hot ware naahto to s a w will be confidential. Tho card* tissu e StawSIss today of okling little bualJoea D arts, the -fall girl- of l>t«l Total Plat Wmm five children, reaging ia age,‘meet be melted by reducing the tax comedy, onre sold goldfish In a Warn to esnsue t itsss • I from a p ear sad* a half to sightJoffkU D before ■W eight Balur* perhaps H* percent i t ft««aiupdlat* store la kar saliva a f IS4IS - 1(419 ittia «Uy a small firms. *X PL lu*L t _ I J a p G e n e r a l May Rule Shanghai R a c i n g Association AccusedOfDonating ’ To Political Party Mntsui Explains Plan For CompleteDomination Of C h i n a A PROVIDENCE. Rhode In­ l a n d , Nov. 12.— (A P I— Fed­ eral grand Jury today re­ turned indictmenta against W alter O’Hara, managing di­ rector of the N arragansett Race Track, th e chairm an of th e S tate Democratic Com­ m ittee, the N arrag am ett • Racing Anaoclntlon and three other persons. charging violation of tho Federal C orrupt P ractice. Act. O 'H ara, who** rm clnirpUnl ha« been kept cloaed by National G uard.m en aa a result of hi* feud with Gov. Robert R. Quinn waa Indicted In four rounta as She alio abates, hut Sonja was the Racing Asaoclatlon. William A. Shawcroea, the Henle, ice and movie artist, shows woman Democratic Committee Chairman, what the wqll-drrssed waa indleted In two counta; Ml- akirr will wear. rhael J . R eran, .assistan t treaau re r of the R aelnr Aaaoclation, In two counta: Thom a . A. Ksnnelly, form er Democratic State Chairm an, .in one count, amt Jam es R. Dooley, ' form er vice president of the R aelnr A ssoci­ ation In one count. The Jury had beon cens'd n-ing altered donations ' j oouttcal irganlxations by tha d icin g As oc.ation. J T ■ • % Lieutenant Governor Raymond W t . Jordan lifted the m artial law ban from the rack about an hour before the Jury reported. A more accurate astraam cnl of intsnrihle taxes for 1037 was a s ­ sured at the annual convrntlun of tax assessors in Jacksonville e a r­ lier In the week, Seminole County MANILA, Nov. 12,—<A*»- Tax Aaicxaor Banford Doudney Bcures of persona were reported said on hie return to his office this dead on typhoon-ravared Luron morning. Island In the wake of tho wind Through the efforts of <Jovand rain which swept a path Fred P. Cone, the State Auditing 200 mllea long acrosa seven Department will furnish t a i asprovinces yeaterdav. Nitre persons season with copies of the income were known dead In Manila and tax returns to the Federal Gov20 were missing. Twen'y-ei* einm ent and from the return! the others were reported swept away assessors will be able to 'g e l a.-cu* by the rag ld g Marjklna River in nft* information regarding ta x ­ Rlxal province. •* able intangible property, Mr, F irst advices from the ou'ly- Doudney stated, adding th a t a s­ Ing provinces, handicapped by sessments this year would bs made disrupted common lea tl^ns, told of from the Information so obtained. trna of thousand! of honieltas, Heretofore, Mr. .Doudney point­ scores Injured and m an / mlsaing. ed out, there has been some d iffi­ Property damage waa extenaive. culty In accurately levying the In­ tangible la x since copies of the In­ come tax returns have not teen available to tho lax assessors be­ fore. The fact was also brought out a t the meeting, the Seminole County Assessor indicated, th a t those li­ Tha exchange of Commodi­ able for the payment of the In­ ties la w hat ia commonly tangible ta x who did not mako known aa business. When this th eir returns could be back-taxed exchange is rapid, business is as much as three years. said to be good, when It U Mr. Doudney represented Sem ­ slow, business Is bod. One of inole County a t the convention a t ­ the greatest handicaps to an tended by tax assessors from over eachange of now eommodltlea the entlro State, who meet a n ­ la the difficulty of disposing nually for the purpose of discuss­ of used goods. ing methods and exchanging views Tlie automobile dealer can't of assessing In various count let In sell many now cars unless bs order to bring about a more uni­ finds 0 buyer fo r tho custom­ form system o f assessing Ibroagher's old e a r, a man In U* out the entire State. m arket fo r a now radio or a During the convention tha May­ new refrig erato r can hardly be or of Jacksonville in welcoming sold unless some disposition the group to that city • aagfretad can ho made s f the old ones; th a t the assessors work foe higher 0 hunter who would Ilka la assessm ents as a means o f a ttra c t­ bay a now gun hsaltatee be­ ing more Industries to this slate, It cause f e e old one will ettU waa pointed out. . At- tha conclus­ b« 00 big htMftg, ion o f the meeting Lake CMjr was Tha list could ha addad to deckled upon aa the meeting place Indefinitely, t a t this would for Ike 193* session. g ate « nothing. W hat la im­ portant Is fo r people to re a l­ ise th a t through a m ore ra p ­ id exchange eg ■ will follow a According to Word ro rstrsd ed h ers this morning. IW fe Rtho frdM djMd, and tho King, pastor of tha F irst Bap­ tist Church of Jfeassm sr, Ala., Tho and formerly pastor of Urn First Baptist Church of this city, died the at hU home tn Wsosesa s r yester­ day followl«g t j a t eev la th a oral monthstlesi ef The Dr. Klug was pasta* here ta « M m a a a rf wtU •s a fe r* fu r. ha moved to he sr he to Doudney Reports New Method For Intangible Taxes State Auditors Will Be Furnished With Income TaxReports Scores Are Killed t By Manila Typhoon Advertise Old Goods And Help Business Former Pastor Here Dies In Alabama t ■ SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 19.17 Local Red Cross CITY NEWS BRIEFS 4- H Club Work IsiLegioa Drum And Outlined On Radio Bugle Corps Is Starts Campaign By Mrs. Kendall Tavares Feature For New Members Home Demonstration C e le b ra tio n Marred By Accident Where Air*’nt Attends AnNegro Is K i l l e d ChairmanW are Urges Citizens To Volun t e e r For Service ic S rM e is c h Talks T o L i o n s Club On F i s h Conservation Blackcats Slated . For Drill Tonight Team No. .‘1 Gninw Tic Russian Ambassador Recalled By Soviet Jobless Census Is Set For Tuesday GravesArc Decorated By Legion Auxiliary Eleanor Jarrett To Wed Billy DAFFY ^•D R IV E R S y« Children Die Burning Home ^ m House Tax Group May A i£ L ittle M tn i l N � 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/. 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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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 11, 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/dbefd6054b97e771280c1f5e85366b3a.pdf 4851e1d65c2555f9452c5c07da040cf7 PDF Text Text Body O fficial. n t r a l Council ' life Am F or Its F o lic * f t k*ck doer to m U W ftU blH . portaaco ■( Am I ^ ta lM M M m i t d by N n . Brownlee cad w|i|t I ta week • ! t t a V i t a l Urn. Wight to Mad ta r sto rm Stotos C k i a t a ai f t a a a i i . far peblleatlon, l i r a Garner Following K m G u w t'i i d s ta put ttam “in a nlc* dress. Mr. Slaapann dtotrltatad if baa h tta y could make tlfb l autographed replan u l *Ktaraaad trip,” and »ta said i t a kleP U tta t g l t a t a f guaato wha mrprtoed w taa tta y faded to worn tacky la tannine*. Crawford i hack, bat Instead « w «■ Bkkford and B. T. r a r y t a w . ' t Id far publication. Declaring Or Undo. SklrUy Staaeaberger. aha appreciated tta aaaar Kart Brown, of Da le a d , FtaaU ta t k b p which bad bean raid M. Sawyer, of Cocoa. Joha Lactam t ta r IHtto Story, and as-(o f C teracut. sad W. V . D a k el day tta bepa that “KaehUPiUajrtoaa Brack. up to bin repaint lea, M n .| Aaanag ttaea peeeaat a t taka « r concluded by aaylag a ta ■nemiag’e W n U a d ween t t a b k d Ilka to dedicate bar book low lac: Bek. eery dark ta k a ta toft' C T Bkkford. B. A. Caryeolee. Adapted At CStjr' tah____ n a H A Y l KON B U T T PA C K A R D GUARANTEED USED CARS I �? es ■ ' & * ** v Scmlnola Comity P iM te te - ^ More F ru it And VegvUbho T ta n A e j J Sim ilar A n a la A tetfien f % 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, H u Advanced By IPs *Goodbye~ Broadway* For Magda ToAidHoosing Private lavetteM ata b OoMtraetion Ex­ pected To Be StiMaiated By New Acta Hope To Balance Budget N ext , Ye” WASHINGTON. N or. 10. - (A P) — S U aoU tion of navy p rivate luvaaUaenU In ud 1 t o (fte te la to wtlh V i- U tilitie s Gd Appeals Made Up On News Of For America Policy Change To Aid World FATHER DIVINE’S ‘HEAVEN1 BURNS I TA VA U ta. N ot. t k —(te*cW ) a n d M a i l ef th* AnatoUre Day mlehrattan a t T avana an Thmaday, N ot. I k e l k Ur a a tb b o n l tap* and flag —lalag In r m n u rlia w it Mha M M memarM service a t 11 o tte r* A t I M attack eight bngier* tram « t t a *f V a r a a Dram ■nd Bagla Cm* o f Saaford, ta y. F art «f •dad by the Shells m F ire d ■; i | **rij m * t -irtr8 ft: ' « j Efforts C e n t e r On • T a s k Of Driving Few Thousand Chi­ nese From Nantao By A tm lio r Prea* Appeal* came from two major power* today seeking vo bring Ihr United State* morn closely into the complicated Inlevitations! sit­ uation A t t a c k Centers On One of the bid* ram* from prime Minister Nrvllle Chamberlain of Zone Near InternaGreat Britain, tha other from the t i o n a l Settlement Communist' party organ Pravd* Broker* raid President Valt'a Btatcmcnt yesterday wM In !!o»mw. Chamberlain, apparently H r SHANGHAI, Nov. 10.—. Interpralcd In WaU Street aa a (AP) — Jnpaneae nlrplariBR. promt** of -hand* off" tha utlll- rouragnl hy President Roosevelt'* tie* ahould th*y meet certain ra*. Ocl. & Chicago peace addreaa and nnd nrtillerj’ iotlny bombtrdqulremcnta anti bad Inaplred eot*- by the United Rlate*' part kip* I Ion «1 Nantao, Chinese quarter In tlw Brussel* Conference called alderable purchaalng In adjacent to the French con­ group. « for a fuller lirlltah-Amerkan col­ cession, plunging the foreign The util 11lea, tha Preaid ent laboration in a ■perch t inlay at •akL moat radically alter tb*lr Guild llall. nrea of Shanghmi again into method* of determining the value Pravda asserted th* reel pur­ the midst of hostilities. pose of tho Itallan-Oerman-JapAn early morning fir* destroyed the Kingston. N. Y- "heaven" of their propertiea. Rate* a r t anrse agreemen* against Commun­ Some 20 Japanese bombing of the Harlem cull leader. Fhlher Divine, AUmt ISO Divine Ufabaaed on them valuations, ism wa* lo obtain territory in a planes dropped explosives they, In tom , have been new world war end urged col­ ciplee usually spent the week-end In that particular "heaven." All along tha Nantao Whangpoo Oa green da of -moral turpitude," Magdo do Fontang** wa> re* generally, upon the original In the house escaped injury. This aerial view show* tho smoking lective action by tho United States fttaed entry W o the United Stale* by Immigration of filial* In Haw iraatlao*« M r a n Peart ruin*. * ________ River waterfront within a f*W tCeallaevd aw Faea Paw?) York a /a * th* arthral of the redheaded French woman who ahot hundred yards of the anrho rag* mat Chariaa da Cham bum. former French ambaaaador to Italy, or American and olbar foreign Plans Being Made pcatiao the claimed he broke op her lore affair with Premier Be* tnen-of-war. . Hlmultaueoualy Japan*** artU-‘ nite Maaaallnl She la ahown ootllned against tha New York A y For Seal Campaign lery la Cbap*k threw a stream on line whOe owalUng the immigration official*' dactalon. aball* across tbo Interna Iloan t A field worker of Iho Florida Bsttlemant and Fraaeh QonOOT' ■!« Tuberculosis and Health Associa­ •Ion Into the Nantao area. Th* Tha »!ory «r Sanford and tha tion, Mr*. II- Reed Edmunds, of attack was designed to dilvw many altrartload tha “Calary Leesburg, representing th* Cen­ out th* remnauta ot tga Chlaaa* City" has la offer will be told tral Florida d k trk t, will meet with army which retreated from to the world at d.ti o'clock (he Saaford Junior Women's Club Directors Of Cham­ Celery Market Pact tPeattawe* • • Pare P***| ... $ , Friday avenlag on Nov, l», ore today for the purpoe* of making ber Of Commerce Goes Into Effect radio alallon WRU F, (lain** preparations for th* H at annual Mold Monthly Meet On Next Saturday villa, it wa* announced tods] Christmas Real sale which begin* by llalph F. Ilagwall, aecretnr] Thanksgiving Day, Superintend ml Parents Of Children F i r s t Proportional of the Seminole County Cham of School* T . Wl Lawton reported Hymn 8. Stephens last night WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—(/Hi of Commerce. today. gave member* of the Board ot - A^ lcu' ,un‘l . AdJu,' m ," ‘ * * InvHajT To Attend Representation E- herBanford'e , _ • , . ‘ministration today announced that Accompanying Mt*. Edmunds, „ . , program will b* |hd Seminole Counly Chamber o f •_____ «. enl i., new marketing ____ agreemerl M ltth In tha current "Satatli waa Elinor Little John, colored Commerce .an . VidarasUqg, And Inspect Schools • lection Is Damaged Oer vW riJwe*-| r T —-,r - ' i s - . I steal *,», pmiHnnw " . “^aehlpmdkU -at m Clttea," aertoe r i *f tha JaCkgonvBte Health , , to ^ ^toririnOTBP > t g ' 'A“ g trad / flow —TiF'YlaTW picture of Iho oulsland outstanding or*|ery world heroine effective Nov. lump-aum payments of F td tH f * procram, lermad on* of NliW YORK. Nev. 10.—OP)— aponaorrd by the Florida State Department who has been doing la exhibit* which hare been .. Chamber of Commarea over tha cons hie table work among the the ham of tha year, baa been This city'a firal proportional rap1 Wallace signed Iho or* old-age Inauranca to balng cartl-’ Blata and Uni varsity of Florida colored schools for Ihe Tubercu shown in the past and cOTtemplat-1 * ^ ad for lb" future ly the Florid* I Jrr |lUc,hl[ lh(, In fled, including a total of l i t eaa*3 arranged for Friday. No*. IS at m entation tally was fast develop. radio elation. “Ssluloa" to the toils Association. In Florid* up to O ct I, 1937, ft Ing into a major rate fraud scan­ National Exhibit*, Inc. I operation a ft it ita term s hnd leeu the Bemlaele HUh School la dal a* police today Impounded 3,000 various Florida Cjllaa are bain* Whllo aha la in Sanford she wit to announced by P. K- Weaver, lh.; .PI.rove-1 by th* .n d manager of the Roctol HecurRy caiaMaUoa af National Edaca- mora ballot* In th^'Bronx. Tha mads every weeh day ntgbt addraia th# colored school on (he Uiuramlc Art Departmvnt of •hlpiH’i Ihe luck of icsrillation prevention of tubercuioala and also Florida National Kshlbii* end tie* Wee*, according to Mr* R ballot* Belted today brought the from « :ll to 3:10 P- U Board's Orlando flald offk*. Ia* Material tor the broadcast pav* tha way In those schools for Is now preparing iliapisya at in Ihe past, the order staled, had eluded in that total, Mr. Waavtv C- Maxwell today. total of Impounded ballots. In the fa rte r con- •aid 21 have been certi/tod in the Partag tha day pafeata of Bronx to 7,600 or approximately waa prepared by the local Cham­ the Christmas aaal aal*. She will hla Delwnd i hullo fur show Ini n on Im portant Pel-arid rludlo for » f‘*»* !lrll(lll|„g | 0 th* unstable m arketrhlMrea la tha'acKoal »nd friend* two perm it of the estimated voir ber of Commerce and seat to be assisted by Jeanette C'over, hi* this win- , cll|„m lon. def.K-ased tel- following counties served by Ih* Garland Powell, manager of the Ju n e s supervisor of Seminole Ing In New W k are lavMed to laapect the vartoa* cast th a n . Orlando office: Ivr. Prelim inary work U aUo un-. * u * County mama and at 9:46 o'clock a Citrus, lake, Hernando, Oran#*, The seised ballot* allegedly ware elation, whoee trained elaff then County, Lola Nettles, derway for Florida'* exhibit at ^ . n U5 percent of F lo r­ special chapel program will he tampered with by $10-a-d*y ape- drift* the radio ecrlpt and etagee colored school nuraa, and Helen the New York World'* Fair Oarrola, Okeechobee, Polk, Setaida's celery prpductloiti th e sre- inolc and Sumter. Brace* of Volusia County. prevented la which all Ih* de­ rial canvasser*, many of whom the broadcast, II was **ld. I lino Mr. Stephens ) relary said, to shipped in interWIllIF 1* *ald to hare pov partment* o f the school will lake hare been the target of general Mr. Wk-aver explained that that* memrera of Ihe Hoard ..... , . part. AU visitor* are especially charge* of using dilatory and ob- araga of the entire aaatara arc two lypca of lump-sum bad** M'lninolt* counly « crlcr y , iyy . . . . ' The part coll* for a control portion of the United States at Local Businesses leqneoted lo he present for tbl* ftructlonlat lactic* to giro thr would he given represent. I Ion t , of «nKht grower. And fMa under the old-age Iniuranc* tbl* time of year and Monday’* proviainua of lha act that ran b* “P R." a bad name. onr of the display unit*.„ i To Close Tomorrow eight ahlppera wilh an alternate midi- any lima after Dot. 11, broadcast -will bring the name Aa addreaa by Superintendent Today's ballot scliu rt was or* At 'he request of E. It. 1-alley p>ch mctn|K-r. T heir Jm ics thonsaada of af PabUe I nairact Ion T, W. dried by 8p*cla! Assistant Attor­ of Hanford lo 11)30. One (• a benefit which an treallaaad aa paas Nearly all businesses in Han­ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ k i l l include iccommcndalions of eligible worker may obtain wt Lawta* la on* of the feature* ney General Matthew M. Levy radio listener*. The itatlon ba* ford will ha closed tomorrow In a f tha areaat** teaching age SS. Tha othar M and Acting District Attorney Syl­ been heard aa far away aa commemoration or a day II McLucaa' Celery Feds . “ ' Baveral select loo* will he ran- vester Ryan of the Bronx. The New Zealand, a* It Is oa* of the year* ago when business through­ known u* tit* death benefit pay* To Ploy Jax Outfit to ertablish dtilpmclft quotoa mcot. derad by the aaatcal depart ballots wlU tw submitted to lb* moot powerful in Florida. WRUF out moat of lha civilised world _____ throughout Hie marketing *«■* "About 71 percent of mat* Bronx grand jury in an Investiga­ also ha* tha reputation dt be- oatabrated with tha doughboys Head Condi l.inonrd McLuraa' oun. tion in which four canvataer* are in* among the first tow of Iho Iho signing of the Armistice wago earner* who dl* leav* S Hrmlnota Celery Fed* will un­ leading "educational" radio at*already under arrant. widow," Mr. Weaver pointed out, which ceased tha boalilllla* fCeellaweJ w Fag* Peer) dergo their filial practice aea“ more than half th* casaa In Ilona |a (ha United dflata*. which bad raged for four years. • Ion of tha week Mils afternoon NEWS BRIEFS "In Californians Report The Rial* Chamber'* present which old-age Inauranca claims Tha otncaa In both the Cl|r aa they are srhrdulad to play BaJutaa wilt ooatlaaa Hall and tha County Court House Ihe Holies Military Academy have been filed, th* amount of th* Interest In “Ezekiel** sart*a..of op lo tha Btstawlda "Florida, will be rlosed and tha Circuit eleven of Jacksonville tomorrow claims wa* all that lha decaaaad had to leave for hla family, Tha fame of-E stkkl ha* crossed Pina 47“ business conference aad Court which |a In cession today evening at *:0|) o'clock on Ih* flat annual mealing la Orlaado, will not rocouvans until Friday, "More than 69 daath baoaflt -Tha Mae af Ooouaaalam in the eoatinwit, according t« a letter December g-7, whan a now aad It waa teamed. T tr school* also local high ai bool field. claim* and 63 claims of eligible Th* bora ar» all In good con­ America" traa tha topic of an received recently by Mr. and Mm mora elaborate aeriaa of bread- have suspended operation* for workers who have mac had eg* M dition aud ready for the tilt addreaa dell raced by O. W, Banner of Sacramento, Calif, cast* will i d hadarway. already have been cert Iftod Ip lha day. with the Cadrla and Coach Mc­ Th# Cily Briefer wish## to daughter In-law Mr*. H. M. Bpaaone bato n Uw Snaked At tha * ibiT time tha docu Luraa t* cipcitlrig a hard fought rongrutuluto Mr. ami Mr*. Claude Florida. Tha claimant* ara tttel J u l e r Chamhir a t Coemweroa at Kenner of Sacramento, Calif. Moat was signed which aodad game whan Ih* two team* M. Huhanu who mo celebrating nnd woman who haTS aaraad "W# did a W of shopping In Semi-Pro Blackcata Uw WMWr luncheon of 'h e th* grant war, a number of wages In a factory, shop, mill w ctvia body that wa* hold yeaiar- Sacrament* the other day and PrepareFor Leesburg whittles at lha Atlantic Coast clash for the first lime In thair loniiid wedding anulvar •tor* or tome other Una of bon* either ichool history. snrr today. day to tha grtu room of tha among ea r purchase* wa* 'E m Mn* Railroad Shops hare will Ineai, Included under th* law* The Cadets who ara coached kicT, a book about th« colored The Hanford Smal-Fro Black- ha btowm as ta customary and by Kenneth Cppert have just Frioads of <1. I>, Workman, •Inca December 31, ltM , and be­ r*(h hack hi Sanford, Florida" mapager lit III* Valdes Hotel, fore ag* 66; and relative* or Mrata andarwawt another practice Fir* Chlaf Mark Cleveland In­ lem was latroderad la for- Mr*. Kanaar writes, adding tha session last night udar Iho flood­ dicated that lha air*** on th* won three r*>“r» In auccesalon will tw glad in learn ho has re­ totaa of (boa* who have died this coeatrtea aad also how and shop advertising the book was lights of tho Saaford Armory City's fir* apparatus would also and Kppert, alio scouted Han­ turned to hi* work after a year," , . ford several _weeks ago, told I k mad* Na fin* appear 'decorated la a most alluring m an­ drill Gold aad Coach 8. A. B- bo aoundrd ht that time. abort illueas. Mr. Waav*r declared that, hi that hla boys ara up against a ner aad that Uw nam* “Sanford, la Uw United stats*. Wilkinion expraaaad hopes of pi't* Tha Sanford Herald will ba that hi hoya nru up against n case of a death claim, tha worker** at**lto* accepted tha Florida- was written arrow tha •tog a fine slrvan on tho flald n«xt published aa aaual tomorrow. Tha "Monro* Chapter No- II relatlvOT or sxatulor of kto aatateq real eleven and will have to (CewStaoel wa **** tow ) r i * . D Mrchhofl display In large latter*should obtain tha props* g|pllM« give au asrsadlnglr good per­ hook, Saaford I* Tuesday evening whaa they era to th e lion form, fill It oat, furnish p ra ri formance, The Cadets ‘went M to Laaey i«»t»hig pahlkity, m l only in Sac­ meet Georgia Motor's Lrwbmi Seminole Has 69 thruuxh a one hour scrimmage Services To Be Held of the claim and send lha Infor­ ra mento hat over th* satk* aa* Pro* to Laoaburg. yealrrilnr and *l»h In Holy Cross Church mation to tha Social gw arttg llan, Chamber of Comnwra* af- ,Tb* .group aigari ■two ruorg Boys In CCC Camps session Board- Likewise, ha u ld , allglbto brushed up on their passing at­ ftrials reported, adding that ■ players to ’thair raotor last r kbl In nhaervanro of Armlatlca worker*, upon ranching thair W E whan Jay Hart, a 141 poud licet (•■dnolo County baa I t boy* tacks aa wall n* their kicking. number of requests for Inf dints * of th . tk n about tho "Homo of EaakloT backfkld man who has Ifcrai yeerl aad young man ,ta tha Civilian They ara scheduled to Inara Day, In thu Holy Cross Church birthday ahould obtain npplinttoft of vanity football to his credit Odrpp, according to flguraa Jacksonville Thursday morning tomorrow, there 'will be nttlag forma. have been received alrawdy. service* beginning with tba Reaidenta of Banford .......j Trad* body official* aU* *x- with the Waycnaa Tigers, report toad* w hile In Jacksonville ht at 13:M o’clock. Holy Communion at 7:10 A. M by count!** may obtain appltoatlOTI Als* th* office of t-toytoa C. Cod ' prase id a belief that many tour* ad far hi* first yraaiwr and rontluulng throughout th* blank* at lha -Board'* laU visit tag this Bute dartag Dm added la laa roster Waa III pound ttag tia, state wtllar* cornmls- Mrs. A. G. Pewett, da ywtih a qdl*l rim* of prayer flald office, located a t 111 winter waald stop to Saa**ed ta Bryan Riasi who 'saw action brig from 3:30 A. M. to 3100 J’. M Orange Avenua. Mr. Weaver Th* Bamt>*r In camp waa M 55* Died In Orlando vtsR th* ham* af the M gr* lad ■OTaral year* ago with the local according In Martin Gram, pastor adding that ctolmanta ara U wha to portrayed to a* I*Invert­ High School eierwa. Blau will 14 W l September, wb|lo oarollmsnt was IT, with Mrs- A. C. Pewett, BS, mother of tha churrh. who added that ed free of charg* In filing ing * xaaawar Ip Mrs. CMfm G a r placed a t ton toakto tori will p'ag with Stoptor nr Mttjmgr at lha t M ritergod * of Bylverier Starling of Sanford, th* gpaclal prayer cards w|H ncr'a story. rtb a r tochto p o st g rial enroll mast tor th* •tote, died hi Orlaado tsriy Monday be used and that averypna la T A report fraas lha tend coouriU A a of record, to T.1TI- morn tog following an illnaaa of walooma to attend for a few M o Found Dead ^momenta of prayer and madl- LOCAL WEAT too daring tho apartel meeting " " to ta «*caas of th* Florida aevaxal weak*. quota of t.tr i, da* to I Funatal services were bald *1 tatlonNear Winter Haven last night stated th at a dot ' Fareaart payment had hoaw prid aad that Tt»* followlnr nahera from •f aoma other atate* th* Car*/ Hand Chapel Tuesday Cloudy tonight nnd WINTER HAVEN. Wot, t e - com piste art ad M aalform* thair fall quota* beeaSM and Interment waa made a t Baa lha Woman's Auxiliary will achadatod tOTatrtfW from Alton on dnly daring the day: Mr*. probably o*ra *tonal rata hi * Industrial activity, CHy, a*., tr ity . a t two m i awl S to te Friday aaroUaos raertva | t i par Mrs. Pewett to • arrived by her It. F. Whltear. Mr*. J. St. CUtf and central i i a hawse aa t t aad s a ri l i t p a r ' month ■band" a r i flra sons, Gary,Tho- Whit*. Mm, B. O, ('has*, Mra- cooler In axtram Ed ta dspariaata at bom*. M, and Herd Starting af Ortaad* W. r . Wat son, Mra. .Martfa Thursday. tha trt* died COO camp* with qaolaa and Sylvaator Sterling of Sanford, Rraax. Mra. II. fa Cornell, Mra Florida—otoady, •acb ara a bvrihar WUltom Oraddy F. Dyaon. Mr*. M If. CdaMtly, tonal -rata tonight and g« p»ta»d* ____________ aad Mra, J. *, li«toy. 1 td V .u h l a : Bombs Dropped By Jap P l a n e s Ulllity company aharea led vlgorooa opium In the market today with many boo*ted (1 lo S3 or more. Larg* block*, many at high aa IJH$ ■ham, changed hand* aa hoyM* order* awept tha trading flaar of the Stock Exchange. Program Planned New York Police Bj High School On Seize Ballots Mn Edacalioaal Week Drive On Fraud in* At *1 • WaU S t r e e t Inter­ C o m m u n i s t Paper Insists Purpose Of prets R o o s e v e l t Statement As *Pro»* 11 a 1o-J a p-German ise Of Hands Oft A 1 11 a n c e Is War f S t o r y Of Sanford W ill B e T o l d B y State Radio Friday - i m NUMBER tl« Established In 1908 NEW Your, N<m lh.-W’H- S ia m Clearance I 1937 i Roowvdt Pbn Apart From •AY, NOVEMBER 10, ■ k , m - % 1 - r r 'a di . [• " . ' i l 1 T l ,- - 1 fs !• Florida Exhibits AAA Announces Are Described By Nov. 13 Effective Byron S. Stephens Date For Control Old Age Insurance, C laim s Are Being R a p i d ly Certified 53 tea e a r saw* M the Wartd n B M iner a llm te a te ad* at ltNA nr* Dag. UmaU a t l : U P. M. r Taeoras a t • Way To Jaycees Hear Talk B y G. W. Spencer About Communism Cri’Y Q I �r 'i-') M ilS 1 « 'Vv ' ^ ^ * w l W ^ S ! » 5 w : « « •;«» ■ ..rJAT •Vj' 99V * % 17TK SXNTORfl .Vu<d; au & i $ 1M T , F L O R ID A pltal, 8 c Petersburg. Herald The Book A gent AT MIKE EMILY POBT.ANp fLQ R he NO! not bo ablo to return hdms* far about two weeks. R N. NIPPER Everyone haa had the experience of being bored T>*. Ministerial Ret rest of St. Johns I t e r 'Conference uf th* death by Itinerant faleenun. Alasoet everyone haa ■• H I H l tlflM M ll« Metltedtet Episcopal Church mot r. t i l l at Ik* rest Of •ome time or another in hia career fallen prey to «I « H riMMa. n a n Ik* at DeLaod on Thursday and F ri­ w w al B a n k a . ---- more or leaa crooked aclling echcme—not necessarily a gold day, Nov. t end 8 Tha meetings brick, but aomethlng strongly resembling a gold brielt wot* bald la tha Pa team Hotel and O F A L B K IN D S tha xpcalur* war* Dr. Ladd u a IWteMCte S tow . I t e M U *. iHaaaaa Most of us at some time in oar lives have bought a set of books we didn’t want becauae we thought we were getting Spivey, president of Southern ION M T U Methodist College, Lakeland, and something for nothing. Bishop PlbM, Bishop of the At­ So all those who have thus been stung can rejoice ffi lantic Area of lb* Methodist Epis­ . »• is with us over the decision of the Supreme Court Monday hr copal ChurchKerervmf H. S. n l k i a card* •» “ K It was held that two encyclopedia firms had en­ Fine Watch Fuller, who Is pastor' a t ts f t, and ______ .• « IM ■•lira* .1 In "Elbf, daceptive and misleading" selling methods, n a a n (an «k* n > M i •< a resident of Fern f a r t , attended Repairing f » « l m il k* akanred I (1) whep bo's of them offered a' reduced rate on a set of the conference which 1*1' se lta Ikac **r»»H»>aa rale*. subject “Conditions and Probfenm Diamond Setting r tfre uae of the buyer’s name as a r*<of the Present Day Mlnlv.i v ‘ AND * s n . x r . cfw *« although In reality no reduction rpte was allowed Offlsee a Tho Fant Park tfor at all. and (8) when the set was offered free of charge to ‘ EngTaving opened The winter I the customer who later discovered that the upkeep waa Wednesday, Nor. 10- After a McLauMn, Jeweler oidy $ m o a year. short Business mooting, lb* mem­ 1» B. Park Asa. ber* attended a tea ao Ike' r o ta s , encyclopedia firms are restrained from using of tb* Literature Department of such methods fn selling their books In the future, but they the Sanfoql Woman's Club which or othefs like them will think up new and possibly even was given In ebeayvanc* ef Namore ingenious devices for fleecing the ‘ gullible public, Martin’s Garage t W a f Education Art Week. Mmndwarf of gold brick artist* and their kind. They will Myrtle Toylor Bradford, State b A lbw bv aljrsys be with ua. As we said In the beginning. We, have chairman of a ru , krai tho guest b e c n e'tung tu n — outtelf, so we know. - But. we .will fot^ver g"hold spoaksr.' ‘1 4 W h Dtscoupt on that v(rhlM " It Is no disgrace to get burned once, only a 1k The Fern Park Railway Express *2,061.32 '• i hae boon completed. Mr. suckcr ■ will go back into the fire. County la planning an of ^msI doa Ictom ta. Hatteway b eisb U at agent. at* Armlaiica bay eelA n * A. E. Barnett sad Mha Emily Poet, authority on etiquette, and Gov. F red Cone of Florida, are shown In a New York '■ I ThrarcaPerkin* had luncheon to­ * * An I n te r r in g Contrast * broadcasting studio as they participated In a aerlee of program* retying to the citrus fru it Indus­ -o ff w day* ago In Waahtry. Governor Cone went to New York to formally open lbe aerlee. Law* a n Warned for the C. Rlaa Perk liu h eli­ Collapaa—headline. Alao Bruce Barton who was recently elected to Congress te her home here. w? eallapa* of many a tex; fipm New York’s no-called "silk stocking" district, doesn't n afford to pay found him wile and Klmmrl in embrace • . -------i— — -~ think much of. political machines, one of which, Tamnutny New York EHiv«n ‘TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY” Martin’i Garage Chief of Police E. B. Browne i ar* sorry to a** tb* Chinns Htll, was snowed under in the seme election. Barton is By RUSSELL KAY Secka Gome Herf o^ld Wright told him that ho «T oul of Bhanghil. Aftor all, by profession a buslneaa man and ia connected with one of •hot hie wf* and Kimmet, on had sorts fslt that flhanshai tHe country's largest advertising agencies. He believes It According to word received From all this argument going owners checking on their holdings old friend. In hU palatial VorP^ys to advertise. • er las* batons**] to ibom. hor* today from pieseanUIII*. , ovrr the "Hobo Express'' on* and acquainting themselves with dugo Vis's horn*. *' '■* o ■■■ ■■ But during hia recent campaign, he made an interest­ The shooting occurred at *10 N. Y , th* IlnaaaatvUlh1 High - Siplornvs o( that lonjr Island ing contrast between the efficiency of business and of might be Ini to believe that the properly value* as they axial to-day. fair state of Florida this season A M, shortly after Wright and School football team la cooking i .th# Arltons ahy cam# across politics, which should be considered by everyone who is ia attracting no on* bat tramps Many of these folks whose In­ Klmmtl returned from Hollywood a gauio with th* Io ta hlgi mice and somo arrow chip*. RADIO terest In the alata is rrnrwed will where they participated In th* school nlovon to ha playod k ■( no Irnro of cnrrsnt porh giving much thought to the movement to transfer ‘ more and bumsIh* early 'portion of December. Journey south this winter .to see The altuatlon Is aortoua and Initiation of the O. B. Club, or­ unci more of the special prerogatlvea of business to the k*—Atlanta Constitution. RADIO Tb* Ploasaalvlll* outfit, which for themselves, and I venture to ganisation of aviators. professional politicians. "One Thomas Edison la worth peace officer* are more than Jus­ say — — 0" has playod otr.ht games so far a lot of them will get busy Kimmel waa taken ta tho Bur­ Wa sincerely hops that Senator moro to ths country,’’ said Mr. Barton, “than a hundred tified In viewing It with alarm and 1938 ‘ taking steps to meet the problem, (sad pep up back tales, redsem bank Hospital for an emergency thin season, haa prodscod an p»r haa more luck in labia* resiionn of Congress.” but If ws continue to howl about It'th eir holdings, and perhaps start operation. But phyaiclsni raid unbeaten anil an untied roc ' gamble out of farming than placing thorn in top position ot "Years ago Uenry Ford took hold of the automobile In Ih* public prints with front i Improvement* when they find that hi* chances of surviving were RCA & ZENITH of our law enforcement page atorics in blaek faced head*|lots and properties Ih whlrh they slim. Wright railed poller, Imme­ thole Control New Jo rh Conbar* had with “Cuba" and when It was a heavy, cumbersome, complicated machine EASY TERMS lines we will frighten off a lot of ar* Interested are renting Into diately after the shooting, Browne fsronrn. They wlab ,to play here which only a skilled mechanic could keep in operatiop,” timid but *sh fur A return gams In souls who had planned to their own again with rising values said. . ■ ■ ■ . 0— » said Mr. Barton. "He cut out dozens of superfluous parts, visit us a* first dess paid custom and a brisk demandNew York nest season. gibe* tb* people bars entail Another thing: people in other twice to ko»p Uncle Bam out of reduced the weight and the cost and produced a machine j>e Pontanges LAKELAND, Nov. 10.—(A*)—A During Ih* last few years Ftor- state* are Just beginning to real! thS Uaarua or Nation* show, It which any one—even somo who are below the level of new 140,000 tourist building at that th* Homestead Exemption ida ha* been making a remsrkpbl* Electric Service Refused U. S. Entry the civic wottld be humlllatlns to find normal intelligence—can operate. canter Is to be com­ romebsek. It ia the bright spot of la going to stick end that hornet crswlfns under the teat.— "If the automobile had developed In the same way that tho pleted by Jan. 1- It la part of a tOt Magnolia Ave. Phono 1*1 nation nnd the who!* blamed to the value of 14,000 aro free of J« c i Warwick l„ Toledo lilsde. the political machine has developed, It would now weigh ten NEW YORK. Nor. 10.—UP) United States is beginning to rea *11 testation other than those —Magda Do Pontanges yesterday $100,000 WPA Improvement of . . assessed for special Improvements was barred from entering the merest Ian facilities her*. •tty of Melbourne la "boast* tens and cost |6,000; It would have attached to It a steam­ Use It. Advertising hss Its penalties at and a goodly number of our visi­ United States by tho Board of a 7» mill tax levy recently roller, a lawnmower, an egg beater, a permanent wave ma­ ■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■lu by tb* city commission- Tb* chine and heaven only knows what else. The services of, well as Its advanisirrs. and oppor­ tors Ibis winter will build or pur­ United fttate* Immigration Gonr Includes 67 mllla for dabt s«r- five or six high-priced men would Iks required to get It) tunity Btfract < the unfortunate# chase a permanent borne here. mliftnners who heard her rase a* well -fcs the prosperous. With Revenue th* state might loso at EIII* Island. They refused Sad I mill* to cover operating out of the garage and on to the road.” every imllcatlon through such coemption will be the pointing IS 2L ' " ast year tha total mlllase her entry on ground of “moral greatest tourist ... ...p tw e * * .* ; * .... >1 la Flesv tear* than mod* up by increased turpitude." Ww tangle* that the tax tetunts on Intangible taxes, -fo r ids'* history. It Is only natural sfiM m i e h And Jrmelry Impairing will find 41m 78 m ill-lev y IT IS OF Infinite- moment that you should properly "The Mock-eyed - French gleT who Ihnusand* seeking employ folks able to buy or build homes ehot th* former French Ambassa­ • h i g h . --------------■KflllhaUnilie Immense value of your notional Union 4 o •hit DtaMMBd N « « iU q K lln d Enjfrmvlng ment or fasy money are coming Usually have suhattptlsl intangible dor to Italy. Count Charles Do your collective and Individual happiness. . . Toward the down Interests which Complroller I-ec Is ('hambrun, after, rh r said, ho enrly In avoid the rush. hlngton Merry (lu Hound, a preservation of your government, and the permanency of PWICKI A M Already slate highways aro becoming more and more ndrpt rmlnl her Inv* affair with Pre­ . • • ax ooluma which se.-nis to iia k lll u your present happy state, it is requisite, not only that you In ferreting out. carrying heavier motor travel than Inside track on many ndmier Mussolini, was refuted Ih* its ac- a l tho seme period loot year. Dortrail** policies reports that steadily discountenance irregular opposition to right 'to enter th* United State* travel agencies report a 34 S n*W probable move* vo eons- knowlsdged authority, but also that you resist with caroluu by th* Board of Special In­ Ct* depression will he offer's the spirit of Innovation upon Ite principle*, however apecl- per rent Increase Jn business al­ Wright Kills W ife quiry. She entered appeal. *a ,slln*ulat* ■ |inm* construction, ou* tho protexta. One method of auault may be to effect. though Hie |.ask Isurist influs ia •And Wounds Friend not e v e rte d until after the boll* , encouragement to |mwrr e-uuponr . to* for expansion, and aid i t Hie In the form of tho Constitution, alterations which will Im­ ilays. Hotels and apartment ownar* GLENDALE. Calif. Nov. 1 0 .FERN PARK ------'r a ilr o a d s in tha purchasing of nuw pair the energy of tho ayatem, and thua to undermine what show heavier advance reservations O fl-IV u l Wrignt, 38. p rc fld e nllt--------------------------------------• ban at any time since th* boons. cannot bo directly overthrown— fieorgo Washington. equipment W« hop* that the now Travel by boat, train, bus and of the Union Air Terminal, shot1 It) VIRGINIA G. DRAKE ---------- ----------. ketna coastrudlon progrim will Friends of Gordon itarnatl, rap" I'lntie this winter Is expected to ■lid killed his wife. Evelyn, nnd result in some local building. then critically wounded John rrsrntalive from Nemlnole count/. CAPITAL IS condensed labor. It Is nothing until Ja* tax the farilllloo of traasportateaw *. -------Bryant K^nnrel. airport traffic will Im glad to hear Ifuil b* ia H r ' We gathered from. D r Alden bor lakes hold of It. Tho living laborer acta fren tho con­ compiple* In apltc of ih* fact that manafwr.^barly yesterday when, making aalla/aclory p ro em s from Improvement - hat h . Hadley'* 'talk - ,L before — the Hoteiy densed labor nnd makes It assume some form of utility considerable Police aald. he told them he an operation, at Bay Pines Iloa• ' Clair the other day that h* Is n«l or beauty. Capital and tabor aro one, and they will draw been made In schrdlilea and equip­ a • gnUuielaslIc ovsr ths proposed noarer to each other as tho world advances In *Intellect ment. Unsettled conditions in Europe Construction of the cross s t* lf ea- and goodness.—David Swing. and <hr Orient will trnd to curtail RSl. A conservationist of all ____ 1-----------------m w m ___________ ' foreign travel and will servo to /BAtaral resources as well as wild­ drive additional thou rands south­ life .h e seamed to agree with Mate | GLASS . MIRRORS ■ P A P fia | PRIVATE ENTERPRISE will live ns long as there ward this winter. geologists that there la tom* aro human Irelngs with a spark of freedom in their souls. The normal popqltllnn o f D o r •Unger of damaging underground • Ida should he more than doubled W**ef supplies by ih* construc­ —Andrew W. Robertson. during tha next sixty day*, and tion of tha eartsl, and hs said that while many who ram i hero will ho J ' ‘ Arth project should he sp■leatlttile and seeking employment with the greatest rauSANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO their number will be Infinitesimal compared to the vast horde of Mrs. Ernest Galloway en ter refreak meala ■un-seekers with ample funda who The Uerald Is glad to see that Ih# County Commission I* taking lalned with a very beautiful sitting of hot ooffeo and sand­ corns Id enjoy our kindly climate Most to repair csrtaln portions of bridge luncheon Ihle morning In wiches. Mrs D. t- Thrasher had -----who seek rest and recreation We are happy to announce the Home-Cooked Meal Cslbry Avenue pending action by honor of Mlsa AnnU Hawkins' charge of this affair and eh* and and ar* able and willing to pay tote’Btot* Road Department looking guests. Mm- John Harbor, Mr*. hor ablo committee ar* to be con­ fur It. AT In th* November Issue of the addition to our sta ff o f Mr. Carl­ ' complote reconstruction of Homer Harbor, and Mrs. T. J. gratulated upon tohlr success. T om m cnU tor- Nina Wilcox .Fat‘ from MellonvIU* to tho Syfan of Commerce, G*. Other* ham favors Dortda with a splen­ id Is In dsplorablo present war* Mrs. Watson, Mrs. ton Mercer who is a factory RDMON BRIDGR . l« on* of the heavl- Deas, Mrs. Wallace, and Ml** did feature article entitled "Flor­ trtvelod In the county. U Hawkins After an InUrosting ida ( ome* Back". In bor own trained lubricatien e x p e r t, > FORT MYERS, Nov. 10.—GT>— Inlmltabl* style, Nina tells uf tb* ■ hot only the numerous f a r game of bridge tho hutrure* ’ •* »- * ** •: $*I * ( • s ■* who live In the Earl The Edison bridge, named for •msslng development and activity guests were presented with eg' qulalte water colon, typical of tho man who Invented tho Incan- that ha> takan place In Hm state and Osceola dlitrlct*: Florida scones. Mr. Galloway and deacont bulb, ooon will have since tho hectic boom ported. Her story, which Is a straight­ hor gnosis attended the bridge electric light* for tha first time. g»m# a l Ih* Woman * Club lu tho Installation will bo complsted forward review of fact*, min us B e h ^ m r tom i t n m o Itol wt BtH eloag i w i W t l t o afternoon. all hooey end bUh. I* bound to next pionth. w ^hR R M i m bM . . M « ei y o u r t m m i a SERVICE STATION Mrs. R. C Maxwell has returned *^ ‘ "i..4A*.'A 'L . l. a. -L_vr. •. •s Sanfart alter a vary dellghtfal al* Mil waa eald to kav* InUcoot on tkn part of lavoators N i visit U Quincy. killed 4.IM buRaloo* la II mouUia and 'lourlots nltku. It ohould result WN FILL ALL PRSBCBIPTIONa — PHONE H I W co rn iu m * In many out-of-state property ■ D r E. D. Brownlee and II. C. DuBue* ar* attending the Presby­ terian Synod at Gsioesvine. Tho card party given by tha H A V E YOU BEEN Red Croaa a t tho Woman’. Club yesterday «*■ well attended and Or proved a * t a enjoyable affair. U N Wads NHJW Tho dub room was very spraalv# AS LOW AA I, had protest tad t boautlM sc Th light* worn shaded with rod. IP rOW « golden rod was uasd la gT**l pro­ WM te r samp. • fusion. a aomhar of fUgs < )WN rvir.% TOWN • v*w used, a *«rvlo* flag with l P * « ♦ AND dam , which belong* is Mr*. COJi__ for «»ly tm im , shows there is no lack of HAA patriot teas among *ur Saa w w » ... HI > - ru 71m : RADIO SR" HOFMANN WEBT The JEWELER \ IT * N O V I saw L-. u «■* n a iu r Bobby Rreen Stars r. A nd Personal Aftwities In To Judy* by tha manifaat m* aetkraa of tha- audlaoca at tha opening performance of Uobby Continued Prear Ilreen'o new maolcal atarri:tog Retain mud k>»i _ _ Women’s Club Will 1W*Mvehicle "Make a Wish" at Prim* Minister Chamberlain R1t* Theater toalght a id Thurs­ day. this’ tunaful armanplay, haa acknowledged that' the world aKuAn hwplmtlanal peace meeting Mrs. D. D. Whitcomb of Colum­ fcUsn Ik" grting 1 U f t o f ' Brltelh THURSDAY will ha held a t the Women's Chib bus, 8. C. and Mm L. S. Peck of already registered a moot i •Anxiety." Hv <?.-p»r*d'tW SpanThors will ho * peace moot a t 10,00 o'clock Thursday morn­ ■oundlng hit. tag at tha Womun’a Club at ing under the auspice* of tb* JackaenvIU* ar* tb* g u n t, of In the principal role, DoMy la kh and Chinese-Japknab* canMr. and Mrs. R. U Pack. fllets. 1vr i. • l*:ae o'clock. altogether delightful. HU Sow L R a n tu n Department 6f the Wo­ Tho femlnole Rebekah Lodge men's d u b , according to Mr*. R. "I sm convinced th* aim of t r Dr- and Mr*. P. S Roy have re- written far the most part h | wfll meet a t (Aid Fellows Hall at J. Holly, chairman of the Depart­ turned from New J e r k where t u y l statesman -worthy' 'of Ih* V,®nn,“M. f° mpoMr; ^ 1:00 o'clock. ha vs bean spend the past ten Oscar Straus, ar* mtlodlou* aad name, to'whatever camitry he b*> ment. beautifully (ting, and hi* aettai loiitra. muet be Ut* happinfa, of An add real, "Implication of days i business. FRIDAY leave* nothing to be dee trade tho iieopla for whsm and' id Svkem moe,** by Rev. Paul Radfeam, Tho A sales Circle of th* BanMrs. Natt Epperson of Mil­ One woadara why Basil Rath be lx responslbte,-* he added ford Carden Club|will meet al the pastor of the First Methodist "And In Hint faith M m aura itia arrived to spend the winter bone hae for ao loag been cha homo of Mrs. E. M. GeGBoway at Church harm wlU ha th* feature Mrs. Cassandra drained to a sueceesloa of • way can and wfll' bd found to 10rW5 o'clock fox garden ram. of tho moating- Mrs. W. G. Demvlllainoe* roles, aloe* he fre* the'w orld from th* cured of w . The Dirt Gardener* of th* Ban­ ing will rabdsr three Vocal aelaC- Schulte.,. here as one of th* moat aim s ment* and th* flsara'M hdt Ilona and alao a number of appro« 0 a ____ T ,___ fold Garden Club will meet a t the lag romantl* actors of glvV else‘to them and '>o'a|Mm *0 boas# of Mrs. T. B. Wight at 10:>0 print* tnstnmaabal selections have A 1 F 8 . J . K . b p i i r l i n g rear*, l a , the leading ftmlalgd • happier and wiser future for o'clock for a luncheon. bmn t a t a u i r f f o rU t.^ o r m r im .j P r e a i d « a _ A t * M e e t i n g role i pimalt* him, daflalte prom* men ktad." Tho Rote Circla of tb* Sanford tee of future screes greatness Ila laudi.l tha speech at BrusGarden Club wfll • mast at tho Pm«* Acrostic will be presented Mm. J. ‘ r Spurting presided Is seen In th* performs nee ul aals sf Norman It. Dnvla, United Horn* of Mrs. George A DaCottei'-hy^l* K»»l* the E lat Side pri- over tha tneetm r •<> the Mlv Marlon Clalro. radio star, who at 10:00 o'clock. "* ^*-1 nt*»T School and Mm. W. H. atonary florlety of the t-'ull Cox- makes her film debut In thla Steles ambassador at large, In Which Dsvls auuiw I other powers National Education Week williArnold will giva a reading entitled pel Tabernarla which wn* liehl picture. To mention the Of United States •|iartlclpotiun in b* observed Friday a t 8emlnole “l" FUndam F ield' work of every deserving yeeteniay afternoon. •fforts toward peer*. . Th* public U cordially Invited High School when all patrons and her of th* large east would bd The moating wae npemil with "WV regard that action as the friend* am Invited to visit ths to attend the meeting. Impossible, but llenry Armette ■eng*. -'Bringing In the Kheav4Cj first and moat valuable step lo- j schoolThom will bo a special "Hold th* Ftort," and ‘•Iteapor*] •tends out In hie rote, aa it* ward fulfillment of ths desire cx-| ■■nimbly program a t 0:48 o'clockof U fa's Harvaat." Mr*. II y 1 Ralph Forbes I.cos Rrrol, Leo­ pressed by Fresklent Kooeeveli at ‘The Betalaolo County F ader County Federation Toachton led the dcvollnn.il i nid Klnakey. Donald Meek. H er Chiragu for concert*) effort hy, of Womea'a Clubs will hold To Meet InLake Mary after which Mias Wllhelmlna! l>ert RawllasMi and others. peace-loving notions for sanctity all-day masting with ths From a production standpoint, of Iresile, and settlement of dlf Wleboldt lad In pmyer. Ilaporta Mary Auxiliary at tha "Make a Wish" la *xc*pt|oaal. war* beard from thu , oecretnn ' The Seminole County PXdtra Mary Chamber of Com­ lion of WomenX Club* wlU bold and tmaaurvr. Two new nfft Much of th* atnry la laid at a fcrim e, by peaceful maam," tbu premier said. merce beginning at 10:00 o'clock. an all-day. meeting with the cam war* elected. M in Wlr- beautiful ink* and a boys' sum­ Th* Axalaa Circla of tho San­ Lake Mary Auxiliary on Friday boldt, socretery, and Mr*, it. l> mer ramp, aad tb* sc rose play ford Garden d u b will maet at November If. Mm. C. W. labltl Welborn, welfare chairmen nl-a abounds In rich Interior Meetinir Is Held tha home of Mrs. E. M. GaGlIoway U president of th* Lake Mary Those attending were: Mr* ••It Inga, particularly a cllmaeBy Baptist Circle a t 10:00 o'clock for o garden run. Auxiliary. The moating wUI be­ J. B. Bparllng. Mra. W. J. Hall tie operetta perfOridanre with Tha'D. A. R'a will meat at 1:00 gin at 10:04 o’clock and adjourn Mm. A. Wleboldt, Mra II t) chorus of exquisitely costumed Mrs E- C. Harper and Mr*. C. o'clock at the home of Mrs. R- J. at 1:00 o'clock. Touehten. Mm. D. D. Well*>rn children. H. Eckcrxon were Joint hostesses! Holly, 000 Palmetto Avenue. This meeting will be held at and Mia* Witbelmlna Wleboldt. j The plctura Is an adaptation to Circle Number Three of the- ( uf (tertruda Bsrg'a original First Baptist Church which met tho Laka Mary Chamber of SATURDAY dory, which ftndi both Itsthbon* Monday afternoon at tha home of . The Coslllan Mails d u b wUI Commerce Building ‘ and . lunch Mra. Roy Mann meet In Ihe studio of Mm. Fan­ eon will be •erred free to mem. Entertains Le Mardis nnd Pcrbea In |ova with tb* Mrs. Harper. Uenillful Mlsa Clair*, end with nie 8. Munson at 1:15 o'clock- As­ bam For reservation* pleaia During a short business srsskm llnbliy, her young eon, lusdvarsistant talent will b* Mlsa Elolae telephone Mm A. M. Philip*. Mix Itey Mann entertained Irnlly cast In the role of match­ reports were heard from the va­ Impersonator and reader. All members Le Mardl Bridge Club yester­ maker. This situation leads to In rious committees. Th* Girl Scouts wfll moat at Education Week day afternoon el her hnme on truss drams, which Is relieved -present war* Urged to call on ab­ sentees. . 10:00 o'clock with welaera —— and ' — '- Btreet. . • I times hy genuinely humnrnua Observed On Friday W.TheNineteenth buna to go on a hike. Refreshment* were served by playing room* were decor­ comedy sequences. A musical th* hoatasMi. Those present ated with n profusion of mari­ Monday atmosphere pervades the story, National Kdueallon Week will were: Mrs J. D. Cochran, Mra. H. The WVman's' MUalonary So­ ho observed at Seminole High golds In shades of ^*llnw and stern Rsthbone Is presented a« L. Leonard, Mr*. VP. L. Rtoudenciety of the First Baptist Church School Friday. An Intem tlng oranyv. At the conclusion ‘of a composer and both Bobby and mlre, Mra. Mary Stewart, Mra.- J will hold their regular program I program rrrx will bo prevented ut Ihe game* Mra Arthur Xarlmty Mia* Clair* as singers. \V - Cambhan, Mr*. Margaret For real joyous entertainment Fletcher, Mra. Allen Gardlntr, meeting at 8:30 o'clock a l the I g?«f o-rtoc* tn the auditorium waa awarded first prlie and Mra. F. D Bcolt wun secunil It wool,) im ii.rd to evrel "Make Mrs. Myron Smith, Mra. M- M. church. Circle Number Four will after which all gueat* wlt| be be In charge. The subject will be, iavlted fo Inspect the rooms cf high prise. ii Wish ” It Is a veritable gem Wilkie, Mra. Lula Miller, Mrs. J. Th* hostess served refresh among mot ion pMures. and "The Syrian* and Armenian* H All tho school. Mrs. well deserve, a pt.iee on your H. Colclongh, Mra. Fbr4st Catchmember* am urged to attend. Knelt parent that attends wl menla lo ths following: Wnodrutf, Mr*. Ar­ list of screen plays whlrh you el, Mr* V. O. Hasty, Mrs: W il-, Die Sunbeam Band wfll meat at he given ■' ahlf feet. "Are Yoi Horry Bam R. Kader, Mra. Fred Mycrv,. thur Raehary, Mra. F. D. 8c«M. really should see. 3:80 o'clock at tha church. Moth­ a Good ' I'aroot.'- The public Mra. B. O- Harpar, Mra. II A. Mil Andrew (terra way, Mrs ___V p r * urged to bring children be- ftivlloif' amt urgwd- ' lo register Haynoa, Mrs. fi. If. Eckenon and "Algernon Bpeer, Mrs J*Ble* IwBrnlge* of 3 and 0. ■• they enter. . Mlsa II«len Hi Ward* Hhsron, J r , sad Mrs. W. A. Program Is Given Adame. B S IG B A M JO R D A N . B f c k tjr K M tU Calendar h*wPe«e Meet Personals r On Armistice Day Mrs. D. S. E. Starr | . Named Chairman An Armistice Day program was lE i To-N ightw uM hursday presented this afternoon at 3:00 o'clock at tha East Bide School. The program was as follows: Kong, "America"—School Flag Salute. * Scripture, I'sslm 1 0 0 -Mrs. J. C Mitchell. Sora:, "Ai mistier Day'*—Thbd Grade. Tocm, "Our Flag’*—Junior CUrk*. Song, "Marcklng"—Second Grade. IWm, "Tu* Flag's Colon"—John MI1ch.ll Alderman, Bobbi* lusher and Thurston Tyr*. Poem, “What tho Flag S ays'— temnlta Russoll. Song, “Keep Ih* Horn* Fire* Burning"—Third Grade Young Soldiers—Billy Parrlih. Georg* Ruthford, Uoyd Swain, Upham Meriwether and Johnny Alexandor. “My Country"—Den Knight, H e r hie Ftens tram and John Lee. “In riamtera Field '—Third Grade. Rang, "Iteft, Right, Listen to lb* Music"—First Grad*. DANCE The Big . . Apple On The Stage In Person . ^ A ll Local Contestants Whirling Swirling Apple r» and Appletteu QUALHYrrrDEPENDABIUTY - Pittsburgh Proof Products Friday N ight S C O T T ’S GULF COflBBCTION Mrs. D. B K Btarr was elect­ ed Bible Study Chairman al the meeting of Clrcl* Number Fuur uf th* First Rapt lit Church which waa bald Monday after­ noon at tha home of - Mrs. K. M. Carroll no French Avenue. T h e. Carroll home ws* attrac­ tively decorated with a profu■lo of autumn flowers. During the business session It was announces that Ihe work for November CrooM Inrladn ■awing fur the hospital. Two new members were welcomed Into Ik* cirri*. Th* neat meeting will be held at inn hum* of Mra J. W. Kay. H7J Palmetto Avenue At tha tea hour refreshments wer* served by Mrs Carroll •teted by Mra Btarr to (be . It was erroneously staled In Monday'* paper that the Rev. and Mrs. J c M. Thompson of Itehe Mary »*fe presented with a allrer fruit towt hv th* mambera of ths u tk e Mary Com bluntly Church, Tha bowl wn* from fri.-nds *r th* maple lit th* comrfldettr aa well an from members of the rhulth. BUSINESS MAN’S LUNCH .*»*•» * j STRICKLAND MOTORS’ Clearance Sale Spe^H H 0H | 35 p p Jiiat Reconditioned New Paint and Good T im l{34 DODGE PICKUP TRUCK1S38 fP R D DELUXE TUDOR. Boot Cover* end Tires, A Steal A t ^ ^ " ^ " C O U P K ....S3 it •»e«ea*e.sesss* r;:. »• A Good Buy at ’ ' Id h a a ii 1933 FORD TUDOR SEDAN....... 2 9 5 Good Condition, A Car Worth The Money f rt A P 1 1931 BUICK COUPE.......r............. I C O N.w punt, A S tu l At TINY TIM? Good Condition, IU s Overlpod Springs 1996 FORD PICKUP. TRyCK Worth The Money At ' 1934 PLYMOUTH SEDAN..... Stoke Body, Good Rubber nnd n Good Buy nt f A J P 1934 CHEVROLET TRUpK 4 4 0 New Motor. Tiree nnd Paint, A ffkkup nt || FORD DELUXE SEDAN... »- ■! I T 1 OT< ■v * r",*t . 1 IC O ] H n. FILMS DEVELOPED Any site * nr H Exposure One Print Koch / ' Inkoaed the stow. nlU ve it Itrprinls 3c ra. 20 ) ra. experience Southern I’holo Servlet 81. P rlrnburg. Fla. AW) Coca• AT- Cola ' THE TRIANGLE TO ALL VISITING AFTER 7:S0 ' IpORSDAY NIGHT ,»•. if 1 w •I. * ? NO FOOLIN’ PERK’S (* U B NIXON BUTT PACKARD GUARANTEED used cars ' These cars carry qur famous 48-hqqr satisfaction or money back guarantee. They also carry our famous 60*day participating guarantee. Former owner’s name aind addrens is posted on each car. AU prices are marked in large letters qn the windshield. Prices haviTbcen cut to the i>one for this sale. Come in and see these bargains’ for yoprself. 1932 Austin C oupe was $135...........Cut to $ 9500! r1931 Ford Tudor ....... was$175...........Cut to 1931 Chevrolet Coach.. was$225 ........ Cut to 1931 Oldsmobile Sedan was$225 ......... Cut to 19.lt Chevrolet Sedan.. was$395 ....... Cut to $34500 $125*00 $175*00 $175*00 MANY OTHER GOOD IIARGAINH THESE PRICES ARE FOR THIS SALE ONLY NIXON BUTT MOTORS, INC., AT SEMINOLE GARAGE 20H WEST FIRST ST. PHONE 617 SANFORD. FLORIDA « Effective November 15th, 1937 ON DRY CLEANING IN THE SEMINOLE COUNTY TRADE AREA MEN'S APPAREL .. Cash & Carry Delivered 70c Wash Suits ... ................................60c.................... 35c Wash Pants . ......................30c ..’............. Wool Suits ...... ... ..75c ................. ....... 85c ........45c ......40c...... Wool Pants .... .......$ 1.10 .$1.00..... White Wool Suits . ........55c ....’ 50c....t. White Wool Pants ..‘....$1.00 ... 90c..... Tux Suits’ ............. ’ . ' LADIES' APPAREL Cash A Carry Delivered One Piece Dress (Plain, Wool or. Silk) 75c.............85c Two Piece Dress (Plain, Wool or Silk) 90c....... ,$1.00 One Piece Evening Dress (Plain) $1.00........ $1.10 Two Piqce Evening Dress (Plain) $1.25 ........ $ 0 5 Fancy Evening D ressi................... $1.60 up $1.75 up Velvet bress (Plain), .,. a......$1.00................ ....... $1.10 Velvet Evening Dress ......... ...$1.25 u p ..... up Two iW^ce Plpin Suit (Short Coat) 75c............. 85c $1.00............. $1.10 it Two Pifce Khi or fancy plealed garment^ Extra Charge for fur fur trimmed Irii I^emp »n charge nrcounto are the m m aa delivery . pricoa, SEMINOLE DRY C L a k e s q u a l it y c COLONIAL CLEANERS LANEY DRY! CLEANERS XLER. CLEARER — ma& l ir . CELEBRATE YOUR.ARMISTICE BY PROPPING IN AT SERVED FROM 11130 TO 2:06 i it ' i . m « 25c FREE 5 x 7 EntorBement — ; ”i • ROSE BUSHES CLEARWATER, Nov. 10,-fAn Shrubbery—AnWuk —The CKahiber of Commerce l»| A. K. ROSSETTEH promoting plaits for home and. FLORIST propeity ovfniV* here to decorate! iHt.alMr t v i ; r iio v g »i»-w their place* with colored lights j a l Christmas. (Under New Maaagament) w . C'HRISTMAS RIGHTS THE FOLLOWING IS THE SCHEDULE OF PRICES Try a Delicious Complete L u n c h ...„ 3 f ilc following: Mix. H. A. Moreland, Mr* or A.“ % I0ll*te*n. Mr*. " 'F McWbdrlei*. Mr*. .D ‘O. Newmsn,’ Mra. ]' W. Kay. Mra. c It. LeUth, Mrs. J. II Trulock. Mr*. R M. (kn o ll. Mr* D. 8 If. Starr. Mra. Bbaton steels. Mr*. It. W. ♦rare, Mr*. 1. V. Btir delta, Mrs. R.' L . ' Harrison. Mra. R. F. Feurlfoy. Mto O. B 8el man. Mra. R, C. 'nicker.on end gurat, Mra. Harold Urnomsn iif o .tren and Ml«a Giusle Tulecher. C*1 SNOW'S PAINT < GLASS C». LANEY’S DRUG ^ PA D S THREE "■ f N 11 ,3 �.1 SANFORD i E xh ib its described By S. Stephens GEORGIA TECH t .sad J- A. Logan of Os* ■ C U n b tr of C w n o im ittaoe to load Its support potation on rood project* two settlor* of Seminole - *- i n | i iw e n ty -c d g n i m On Docket Appear- *** * ing Before Judge Kkooi : A moosec of chamber acllrltlei r.-daring the month of October gknwsd that twenty-two fern Ilk* pjjaefc i Moemmodatlons In Ben for. I 1 .daring tbs past month, elthsr lw • «moo of business connections ur (Or the'w inter season * L‘ . Tho#* present last night In-; B ftld s d l Mr. and Mrs. r. K Uclelsr -.'gad Mrs. Prudence Bruno of Fam y park) Wad Forward jf Forest « City| Ear. J. A- Logan of General t Ooo. H. Bridge, Jr-, and C. B r- Beany of Longwoodi F. W. TalFi baft gad W B- Williams of Orlado; E. H. U nsy and D. K. McNab of ' Foe la and tba following from Caafordi C E. Adams, L- f . Beyls, H. fl. Col#man, R. T. Cowia R . Julio* Dlngfsldcr, II CL Dm.Boss, H. Jamas Gut, W. M. Haynes, I. U Inglcy, T. W Law* i. ten, B. J. Lehman, C. R Mason, Joa, A. Mslscb, John Mslaeh, Sr., ' B- A- Newman, II. B. Pops, Jae. ’ O. Sharon, T. E. Simpson, Geo. * Wcinatsln, Fred B. WUson and idwhOt tba wash before, the YsllewJacks ut i baat Clemson Colkgt 7 to 6 fat Atlanta. Morphy (M ), Tech fullback. U fumbling a Utilities Go Up On N e w s Of Policy Change NEWS BIUEFS I-' Csstlneed From Fo»o On* - R. A. M. tn a t In tba Masonic Mall b a t night at l:0« o'clock for their regular Convocation. D, g. E. Btarr. High Priest, an I BosncSd today. Ths ganford Lions Club Is ochsdulsd to meet tunlgbt In the Grill Room ol the Valdes Hotel at TiM o'clock, according to an announcement made yesterday by J. L. Oalloway who I* aocro- , ' , «' f Seminole County Court Records Kart F. Domic la at ux. ' First Federal Saving and Loan Association to Ovrtlo A. and WmC. W/lson. it whet favors the utilities !.*• Alciander, negro was eonI oapocl, If they complied, tinned lo lho neit court beenot made clear. Those fa- slim, and Jamea Norwood, Lurllo Conely and lonnle Hill, nog root, warn fined ft* each ur to days -In pill P. J. Johnson, rbargad with drnhkennoss. was sentenced lo pay a fine nf is or serve II days la lull- J. A. Williams, bald on a similar char re waa glran a I t day suspended tan lencs while Frank pnrdon was glren a f l day •napendsd sen­ tence. j , l). nraiton estreated a $io bond and King Fnrgaraoa, negro, charged with drunk­ enness and carrylnr a concealed weapon, wee sentenced to pay a $10 ftno or eerve lo day* la MU Thera wum also several par­ sons charged with racklaaa driv­ ing listed on the docket for tho Monday Court term. Tba cats of Ed Jones was coatlnnsd lo the next ■•salon, and also the ease of Herman Darts, negro. CsnllAu*e From P*fe On* W. n. It- Alive, held on tho Rkangbal yesterday to defease sente chants, plMited not guilty lines farther Inland.' and waa dismissed and OarUnd I| followed a ' ' 'Japanese an­ •haw waa given a 10 day ananouncement that Nantao would be bombeiil^l unless the Chinese trdffps variously estimated lo number from several hundred lo eararal lliousand withdrew. The Japanass sheila gbd bombs probably took a smaller loll of life than might have boon expected because of the wholesale evacuation - of civilians from Nantao drlthln lbs last 14 hours. * lotted pg *** hf lheir rv- LARGO, Nev. Mon than a thousand awards are list ed for exhibitors a t Pualla< county's annual fair hers Jam, 11' IS. T ie " F L O R S H E IM "A ll-P u rp o se " Shoe Sh ad e/ Wear k with bcown. gray tw hlae—wear b whom bcown abooa i n called for—o r » 9 » • black! This aa riailn Florsbelm shade * w « 1 0 omkag oo« aolcc do tbg mock of two* M ttf Stpht pORRECT MEN’S WEAR If FOB need nonrjr, ccnaoH 6wr rcprcscntalire, H r. lm E. Southward, t i 116 North Park Avenue. CLENSON •s F L O R I D A TVRDAY, H0V.13a.i30**. S h e l l s Fired By Japanese Over Shanghai Warranty Deeds Us Pvadeae ' Tba local n r a Department Elisabeth D. Vaughn, widow, vt Orange Naval tSlorva Co> vs. waa- called Tuesday to otI* RHfwoldcr, at al. Uagalab two grass fires; ons al to Abby and W. 0. Hutchison. la Mayfair sad tba other near II Louisa Chase lo Chas. M. H art­ Appalataivat Of Administrator* Stale of Now Yorfa to Mary Thirteenth glroot And Park ford. R. Ituesga to Fbllcklad Rursya. AVMBO, Fir# Chief Mack Cloveload reported (his morning, add­ Fedeial Bake 8hops nf llouth, ing that no damag. was done I Inc. to Federal Bake Shops, Inc. HuUi C, and J. M- Gardner to by the fires. Vernon C Brown. Real Batata Mortgagee The 4-11 Club and Women's H. F. Long to Board of EducaHomo Demonstration meetings to ochsdulsd to bo hold. In Laks llon of Florida. lit Hen Holt t f ux to Joa JarrollMary Tharaday baa bean post­ *• poned Indefinitely because of Crop Lien 'Add Chattel Mortgage George Morion, et ux to Ban­ gUaaad holiday celebrations. It w m teamed al ths office of fold Production Credit Assn. Saha Contract the Home Demonstration Ar*nt D A N DUNN • Secret Allied Btora Utilities Co., to lr this morning_________ M. Wilcox. * Rvlsaao Of Contract BONITA SPRINGS, Nov. 10. VES. Allied Stores Utilities Co, to II. ( f t - T h. state road department MV BOV. la demolishing g one-way bridge II. Ftynt(UtllflCiltM AND «■ the TamUml Trail hare to Elliabslh Bryand, to Title O n er QUICKLY, ■•aka way far a new struct ir* to PLEASE/ ko complstod by Jaa. I I or Feb. snty A Mortgage CoMary Lorain Jacobs, at al to 1- Traffic la being routed over a Randall Chase. three-mile paved detour. Resettlement Administration *# Oloo iik u ... ■i apectleo sponsors Mloo Rotb Tweoty-olsbt peroonoV charred Hand and M|aa Asia, with a variety of misdemeanors,' Tho feel are of the program wore arralsned before City. «*• v«*tlonal deportment .... . Mll, „ . . wRI be aererai aaloctlona teaJadfe Frank I* Hiller In a seea . mrina Band of U»a aton at Municipal Coen yenter- MriCB» 7 r. uepartmeat. Pro­ day afternoon Flee* and for- frame bare «u*o' been arraafed fettaree local!n« nearly Itso w ere' for lb* other vocational iraepe added to tba City* cottarsof tba school. Two charged wtlb driving The function* of rariooe while Intel leal ad, Kd Jones, and atadoat organ Uat'ona. fealarlsg Willie Dollenser. negroes, wars sb tft ptaya. will bo d i s c e d , arraigned before tho Jadgo. The arrordlng to the scbadala and latter waa sentenced ,tn .pay a school assistants Inrladlng trafflee of U 00 or aerra M days la rVr ofOcera and tb s offke force tbs City Jail a ad l b s case of will J * Introduced to tfa*., asEd Joaaa was con tinned to the eeaibly by the principal. G. E. n rit session of tba Coert. McKay. *'!> ' * • ’ Chester Alloa, negro, charged abort programs - bar* slab with the dais of lottery tickets been arranged her tbs social and I leaded polity and was sen- physical sdaeatloa departments teucsd to 'p ay a fins of $$$ or and In closing tba Cheer Landaerra i t da re fn ths City Jail, are will lead those present la Rama King, held on a Ilka aareral school songs, rharga. whona rase was contlnAll those who are able are ued from (he last term of tho requested to rlstt the school and Coart, waa glran a similar ten- neenrg first hand knnwlsdfs of taacs. tba operation of lha rarloea daI<ao Roundtree, negro, charged partmenla, It was stated, with hasping a disorderly place • pleaded guilty and waa final HURRICANE MEMORIAL I II or H days. Normaa llolmaa, . f* signboard* et Important ihway Junctions lea-Urp Into hlnoio comity. Signs will be eod at Indian Hirer City on U. Highway No. 1, at M>unt Dora V. g- Highway Na. 411 end at i intersection of Stale Rnade and 17, fat addition to approMo marker* throughout the Members of tho Sons of tbs ' Lesion Dram and llngln Curp* will bold tfaelr last pracil?* ' aaeaslon before tbalr parads In . Tar eras tomorrow la the Legion Hot toalghl at T:R0 o'clock, scsordine to Percy Hero, advisor Of tho gm«p. n _____ tho orebootrm oad the t a s e s ciobo >*p t w o « m i* ‘Tlckfts m M i * Attbtfe University ol Floildi; €aiiesvUle, Fli Op e r e t l v e. 4 « ah/ v o u w ie H TO SHE M ET AND MAY X INQUIRB WHO IT IB THAT IH HONORING MV HOUBtHOLO? BUT, M R. DUNN. X T H O U G H T YOU W ERE M ORTALLV W O U N D E D --1 A M ARB \jum ALONE, POO S IN G V, fPlasaifted Advertisements THAT'S RIGHT. NOW A G v S S t NEXT TO WU PANG’S DEN. AND X XAVE THEIR PHONE TAPPED - X NEED AN INTERPRETER — CAN •YOU PINO A TRUSTWORTHY PERSON I AH. YES. M R.0U N N * X HAVE SUCH A MAN, LONG A MEM BCR OP MV FAMILY ALIO RECENTLY COME HER*HE WAB IN THE LAUNDRY BUSINESS, HIS NAMB Rg CHARLEY COM L E E X SHALL SEND HIM T O YOU. - WANTED—Good used typewriter Cash for bargain. Box B Herald- and l about tOfiOO oollard plgNg tor ogle, T. B- WUaoa, 1IN W TH IB M U ST B E TH E MAM DAN’S MB’* BENDING A CHINAMAN, CHARLEY CON L E E A 8 SOON A S HE G E T S H E R E SEND H IM TO M E — I LL SB IN THE BASEMCMT e x p e c t in g mFSf J /, p i 'a h r 5 * \ i 1i A JMR. PAGAN TALKING *n>-A'CERTAINt u U*CK MUDBOPd — �SwPWif**'' t - , ^^vW W ? Seminole County Products >lorc Fruit And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In America SANFORD, FLORIDA, N O V E M B E R 11, 1937 Hospital Here Pomp Priming Called Out By Morgenthau Letter To Glenn Re­ v e a l s Conference ‘ With WPA Officials Regarding Project Budget Balance Fort N ext Year To N e | c e s s l t a t e C ut.In F e d e r a l Expensed tihout Of “Hypocrisy” Mars Ixmdon Cere* mony In Memory Of World War Dead •NSW YORK, Noe. t t . —( t H HTernary ‘flf th e T reasury H e a l ry . M organthin J r , last nlftatl announced abandonment by th U New Deal of lie busteoatl -pump priming- policy and dlM elo«ed edmloietrellon plane tag balance the l l l l - t t budget--.b n curtelllni F e d e n l *i perid l i t r e * K i n g George Is Object Of Attack 8ER 11th, 1937 Local Sponsors Are Encouraged Today, nineteen yean after the aignlng of the Armlatice, let tm pause, reverenUy In memory of those who gave their Urea that the world might be aafe for democracy. II la the sacred duty of aU mankind (o cherish and preserve this day, ao that their Ideals may never per­ ish from this earth. \ Referendum Election AwaltsOkey Of Pro­ ject Ry Washington . In « letter to R. L. Glenn. Former chairman of the oemlnole County Planning Council, Senator1Claude Pep­ per advised recently that ho had urged State WPA offic­ iate to give prompt-attention to the project for a Countyowned Iloapltel here, the Chairman of the Hospital Committee reported today. __ _______ itor alio The Florida Senator alto re* ro* iterated hi* atalement that he would be glad to do anything possible to aid try- obtaining ap­ proval of the project which he recognised .a* providing much needed hcapital facilities in Banfont. WUh Senator Pepper and other Influential men backing the proj­ ect, thoee Interacted In providing adequate hoapltaUullon for the people of Sanford and Seminole County feel more confident than mo.wo.wn>. MAY PEACE PREVAIL Michael Explains New Trailer Site Rules Regarding! West Of Sanford Trade At Market Under Discussion lblI^ " of conatruct,n, , permanent traUer camp, on property owned by the City j u. t w att Of Cloud Branch on the lake eherw boaleverd again came up for discussion a t a r*e,„ l meeting of the City Commies]aaera.diecovered At the prrient tlma, It U etated , reeuH Of TBefOVH af. -------- 1 there la a akarlage* of available i apeclal edition The fact la, the Market Manager WPA projects for Sanfeid and mailed to him'pointed out, that the farmera arc Seminole County sod with this In eraon. who first)not allowed to aetl their produce view (he City Coram laalonen landM-here 8b ye*ra ago. -wri'ee.dtrlcUy Without first paying e authorised City Engineer Fred T. Jsmall rental charge on a stall. ThU Will lame te ottain a rough e*t|tha following letter! .I charge la made because the market m at. of the coat of a modem trailer Gentlamea: .1 . > ; ■ - ha* certain overhead operating camp on the Cloud Branch site. ' Thank* for sending me a copy P art of the land there la low of Th* Herald of 10 28-87. fitjjexpcnsca nod the nnty money that loo* >t years line# I Ilanded'if*n be. obtained i* through etall and will neceaaitAta considerable f The, The *n<l conceasion rrntaL „Tha . markets filling to get the required amount there on tbg railroad wharf. , _ U ta Josef Henchen of OakUnd *f thefFlorld. Male Markat Sya- of fill. Commissioner W. A. Leffler ha« nggoeled that ClAud cam* with 106 Swede. In 1871 ««n S*"* 0* " ^ bu‘, and etarted a giwyd at St. Ger- «upP°rUd by fund, from the S t. . Branch bo drtdgod out ao a* to There w a. no wharf so they r and must be wlf-auppo,t provido a sultablo basin fbr ICeoll^aeO On F ob* H i ) to wada aehora—Well, tba tnB. I No additional laxe* are b*ia|n LONDOtT V ov. 1 1 f AP> contemplated, bn eeid. and (hoi — A man sintfrylod thrnuffh entire Federal tax atruelure ' lad lhn naval jmnrd protecting being etudied with a flaw MM World War Cenotaph In ward rsllavelnc Inequlte* agalnalj King Qeonre todar at the taxpayer! without reducing gov­ ernm ent revenue. Whitehall and broke the aotThe rablnet officer emn two minutes of Annie* the adm inistration'! Lha A warrlor'a glimpse of hell that wa* Shanghai following J a panne arrlal bombardment, t* eRown tice Day alienee with a about plane In a epeech hypoerlajr—» ice In thl# spectacular view ai Nipponese soldier* watched from behind a wall the burning of North “ All this la Academy of Politic a t the A ltar Mote raa (Patton in Chapel. Following dralruction of much of that native quarter of the atrkken Oriental you’re deliberately preparing preceded to the metropolis, Chlneee troopi which had retreated, ei tablUhnl new line* anil prepared again to reaiat for war." Ben tie rry F. , Dyi There « u a clatter of boovua *"*• their fnAa. i . * * « •» *"d ie n War Clouds In China And S p a i n Mar Memorial Services ■enttal to t imbal the deflation­ ary forcea n. the deprraalon but said the time baa com* to curIn an Introductory apeech, g. Parker Gilbert, member of Hit J** *° firm A# f M t o —. approval by tho American public.1 The Safety Cummlltee of (ho Rev. J . B. Root wa* tho main local Elk'* I,ndgt> will Ik- in chitnrir»* speaker before the Klwanla Club of the program nl ihe regular during Its weekly luneheon helil m w llng of llij* i-unfoyd KIL*r Wednesday at the Valdci Hotel, lodge in fin- Elka H ill t- inuirr*»w The aubjeet of Rov., Root’* ad- night, ftrv J. J , Kellaghnn redreae embraced "fact* and Fig- ported today, urea- on wara in which the — United Kioto* haii been Involved A delegation from tin- S m f nl and pariicularly the World W ar M m-m and Checker a In I* will go" In In .Europe for which the twcnll- Hfjlriyl tonight for n return lo ath enntveraary of tba signing of «mwS* with Chi-aa pthyer. ot |lm t the Armistice, is being celrbra*eit *'It v--.il tit*I pit in? ®t» f h«* l (nifty. * iiirtiament ,r<- re'pie-1' I i »*iiiet Rev. Root who was Introituceil In the eliih room t i d a 1 *•• b-oby Karl N'onlgprn, chairman of ,|T R ■81- lluib*. i Ihe program romniittee, told the - ■■— group that the world’* grealeal Raymond M<n»ahot,:<-, uh.. conflict had rausrd the death of -n d er wenl no operation nt th. J 10,000,000 men white still n,- FcrnaU Istugh'im tlr- |>i«u| ]u-t 000,000 more are imaccounted for. 5*luhla> mn - -iijuirtvtl in :■ « . ..I j The total eoat of the. world *ni-d rnndRi"ii for In ii-iura, r . I battle wa* |:16H,000,000,000 and of "'ll le t to n I t -I trnn*fualr>n v « | this Americana paid *51,000,- 'en lay aflem m n ami was said l» ! 000,000. Rev. Hoot said ae he put hsv- •«'en cen-lderehly Improved J before the civic bmly auggestlnna !*»' bight. ■for the conscription of labor. -- — ; capital, and aU munition plant* n , • . . 1i . ....... ___ K in n lrn n f ' n n rn j* In the settlement of auch dlih Mk ta M , ----- sign before the produce la dellv- Jerod,' Thl*. ha said, would afford Advertize Old (roods the groweri eonalderatl* mure protection * Apy grower who wUhet to e*U hi* own produce at the Markat may Tha e i chance of commodi­ do ao at any time on payment of ties la what Is commonly the foRowhag charges, Mr- Michael known as business. When thl* said: a pick-up track load, B0 conMi exchange la rapid, business Is regular trcck load, ll.OOj aoflil raid to N roodj when it ie truck load, I1AO and-* truck and alow, business la bad. On* of four wheel trailer, |1A0. ■ I ij .* « (he greatest handicap* to an excumgo. °f new eoramodltle* England Modrns For la Jhj? difficulty of dfapoeing of Jameo Ramsey MacDonald, her first Isborite prtme-mtnioter, from the austere, rod beaches of th* and mounted police tkrew the men to the around then A e a i him beck awav from the KUdfa guard. The King a t the g**y In a prayaefni prayerful atone memor1*' tn aalute to the Britiah Empire** one million war dead itood a n tlonleee throughout the brief die* turbance. The .trident about and ten aound* of the *n*ulng eeoffle WUfp carried ever the rad la. The Incident took plane aa eteea to the Monarch as It w h penaMi for anyone In the dense crwwd la reach. The man ahevud h ti wag through the packed make of U » naval guard a t tha end e# IB second* of silane*, shouting afe he pushed. r» IfnW ln PnrainanV 001111117 ; Youre Truly Armistice Day Is Celebrated Over Most Of World JCITY NEWS BRIEFS I Three Women Hurt In Auto Accident to War S ervice Silence Ended By Disturber Breaking .Thro Guard Man Shonfa “You’re Preparing For War* CommissionAgentNot Williams Authorized Necessary In Order. To Estimate CostOn For Farmer To SeU Cloud Branch Area Through - f . u T i n d ln.ecur.ta Information- many of the farm er. of thia vicinity are under the tmprewlon that they ere not allvwed to Mil their own product* at the Florida State Farmera Wholesale Mariwt here, but moat trade through *be commission . agent* Inllocnted at the market, market,. Manager J„ <1, * ■ '? “ *■ A WARRIOR’S GLIMPSE OF HELL I find, unn^l In nmiiy part* of the world rind two former enemies, Tt«|y nnd (Ji many, krill togethor in nllinnrr. Piiirm r KjiI-.i r WHhrlm of Q i r n» 'ii> f li d lo ih*' NelherHnda ninen,i" hilt thtt %!iMIU | l»f y Hr* fit iglKinil ill III*. jdSco of . kilr, |» u rn futim * In’i*nti h r / Miinual Htea, <>. Initinr * f (Ji** ini'll win* it Ini fnr t 1m■t , W’J 11* n*ri'»in*i iU ►at in »•tn*n in Is nnd nMi**r Iflhufiv*. ii-*Uy, tin* titvfiy will | mm ft*' In r* li,l»in*n*n . In lifURArlF, u h n if f|i‘lf*bfi»li*N to tin* »nfc*iflirt* nn iiin f h l m v Jiip m .’At* i nn flirt hii(tf* to 4afftH*V nn i-fln*r sriiihtkrtat K*nV l<*,**jml*l will f f nnllnnra tm f r-tii, •**, # P l a n s Considered To S u p p ly Ghina W ith Ammunition Pastor Apologizes For What lie Says H e D id N ot D o lienee, the Chinese believed, tho Jnpalieae arm y ha- ill cldnl that It tmi-il rciiitimie Its nmae atM l—An An- ta. k . de-pile ihe f a d it now haa FARM N’av, ’gliran paalnr apoluglaeti today to won the tarrl'o rlat object Ivoa ■the Duke of Windsor for “an In* which It doalrod. The Chtnoee army ipakoanwa ■aid that 84 Japanaee troop transport* carrying veteran Jaw aneaa regular army ualta fram North China entered Hangchow Day yeatrrday escorted by a**Beroua warships. Th* Iran*port* were estimated to carry about 80,000 man and at lo an one-half of them -had boon landed early today. Landings war* affected orwe a considerable are* aroodd S w a p Hal-Wel which b only 19 a*Ua* from th* Hankchow-Niagpo r o tway. Priam purpose at Japan*** commander Lieut, Oea. K abul J* U amash tha bulk.of th* Oorman-trained dlvialcau at tho Chinee* , army which, a n tfB masted between Shanghai B*d Nanking. Once thee* d h t e t e . upon which th* military and par th* GeneralDr- Potor B. Roy roturnod Tues­ IHleal alrongth of the ecrcallod day from New York City where ho iaalmo t'hlang and Oynaaly" reek*, apt spent several day*. While th a n ho "Soon* attended tho National Horse Bhow and saw tbs Canadian Andy team win honors in the Jumping svenfa, In which th* U. S. team placed last. Dr. Roy said ho wa* amasad a t suit" to a “man who couldn’t da) fend hlmaelf- but *he Duke n ev er the less shunned tho Armlstlco Day M-rvlee within fit. George* Church I her* because hie presence previousI ly had been declared unwelcomed. | ■ Th* pastor th* Rev- J . L. C. Bart, retplaining hit expreaaed wish that *ihe former British 'king and f o r Imer head of th* Church of England not attend hla service told tho 1llritiah l.rgion “711* very last thing ) I wished to do was publicly to In­ sult a man who couldn’t defend himself. Th* reporters mad* me do ihat. Nothing wee farther from my intention* I rweer that la true- 1 with to take this opportunity pub*. Ilcly to apologia*. J J Elks Launch Move To Fight Communism Big Apple Contest Sponsored By Ritz Georg* Thurston. Exalted Rul­ er of th* local Elka Lodge, an­ nounced today the appolntmm t o f, an Anti-Communist Commit­ tee with O. W., Spencer e* chairman. Other momhsr* of lha committee nr* . C ity Codtmlesinn- ore ,M. J. Lodge and W. R. Ih>Pros, R*pre**ntalhro Gordon Barnett, Prosecuting Attorney Herbert Meaoer. and Jemra M. 8haren, Jr. Th* purpose of th t committee. Mr. Thurston explained this morning, la te wag* an incessant campaign against the tpread of Communism In this viainlly. Talks will ho mad* before the various civic and fraternal organ Intern* pointing -oat th o . danger* of Common lam. and school authen­ tic. which will ho asked to c«t op seat* in .permitting - talk, on tea aubjeet te school children. Among |h* apooch** which, hava been planned era *0*mmunUi9 v*. Rallgkn,’’ "Cotnaeunlsm va. th* also of tha present-day hunter «a exhbltod at tea NatlonaL many of th* henos being well over 19 hands high and eapahl* of t a n r Ing umaatnUy heavy wuigkte. TV* Doctor ate* commented *n th* “ridiculously low pric#*’’ many of tho hones brought- H* said asm* of th# hankers, II to 14 yonn old. Uteavnj of the slmpte pnnei1 of magnUitm poeaoatod by PtetHo, *r loadstone, was made te a Chinese in 2400 B. C , or 19 years before magnetism was ■ In Europe. t l y LOCAL WjSA' i 'v j 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 10, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 10, 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 10, 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/75481eb74ed725b40a782e4916b2ce36.pdf d84ea556ffa52d3e1f0ac73da01f8413 PDF Text Text --j - .- SANFORD Union ooee woe an object of O ver 200 P a u t n g e n criticism hi the outside world, Both Tokyo and Nanking again OtTY NEWS BRIEFS Killed By J a p a n e * denied reports from Berlin that i Jt els | Ions between the young of the seise appear Dee and eaey Germany was attempting a truce enough now. Out family life has hi the g sM n l Chinese-Japanese become more stabilised, vital war. Generalissimo Chleng Kalffarty million ’ children are •tat 1stIcs Indicate, by the aboli­ ■g to nebool In Itnsils. where tion of legal abortions, and en­ of chlld-resring jn'w w re only 7.4M.060 before couragement 1 nod discouragement or divorce ' The Supervisory Committee W v revelation, lUltersey has by making II more costly. the Florida BU u Fanners Whole­ rn reduced from *7 percent I hang, II miles south of Bhang-jbut intends to fight to the bitter Soviet Rustle, like otber counlg percent The young Boa- j trice of Ei/Vupe, la Intent on sale Market will uteri In the Mar­ hal. ' • lend. ket Office lonlfht for their regu­ ns have ItOOO playground*. rearing a lot of beattby yonng Simultaneously the Japanese; Morn than 100 Japanese alrlar meeting, Manager J< GMich­ Mo Urey had only 1X6 under | men fur the nest war. It le said edmltlrd their earlier claims of plane* fiundsy bombed a doxen ael announced today. occupation of Talyqaa-Pu, capl-[cities In the Bbanghal area killing I that one out of every three JaUI Soviet Rnasla'a strus- - women In Moscow I s . an astal of ghsnsl Province In N orth!hundreds of Chinese. ag Industrial development China, were premature. A g ree t' Fighting In the great tattle tebeu up with the needs of bailie still is raging n o u n J the which has. raged around this In> 171.000,000 inhabitants, there walled city- A number of Ainert- ternaU oul city since mid-August BUlDteiy to be any unemploycam In the Talyuan-Fb area weru today was going on wrtn tremennL Now areee have been unre ported and It teas feared thyy dous ferocity along a bioken lino tied and are (sing developed, •Iof about M miles. tahly the great region above -------------- ~| The Japanese were attacking Ge. were married by Count/i everywhere end foreign mllltsry I Aretlo circle, w Judge n . W. Ware yesterday. attaches believed that the best nf the Central Chinese government —t- - — - ■ WIMSf WWi MW Hbtu •«* vsswim j , troope formerly engaged around war.through which,critics say, i* r building Tncvlty night at Robert Ooodloe, an employe ot the rlty bad been withdrawn west­ Russia lasllir paestng, In one of T. j 0 o'clock, se.-.iHisg to T. E- George’s Place, returned to ward <0 the great "Hindenturg" the manifold mysteries of Bus- glmpaen, presldenl. I work today after undergoing line defenso works In the Soo-how slan Ufa 1 . — an operation recently for - up- | Likes region between dbsnghal I County Agent CX. R. Dawson pendlcltls. end Nanking left yeeterdsy for Oslnesvlllo J ------An area of more than 600 where he will etlct^J the The parent Teechern Assocls• conference on County AgrnU and tton o{ ,h# Mnforj Junh^ HUh I| j Home Demoni.ri.tton Agenle 8cb00, w,„ b, h#I<, lb, ielwo, opening today and ending Salur- , B(ju or| uln Tuesday afternoon at )US day. . j 1:15 o'clock, tt was anCBunced I CmtlAUig from Wso* One i K t ' r children *'eboul' (hn ter- g*m? Thursdsy evening. .turn of tbe past, thn forred la- more works persons working en Shoe which bent backs In. eqtd;. WPA projects or emergency proj, U list' factories nml fields ;.- w sets of other Federal Agencies) ' f it owners and landlordi. the Enrol Ires working In a CCC CC" . jwoekery of . lb* people ,.by tbe camp; persons receiving NYA ( c u r ’s doge—the polka’', ' student eld; persons working on >'i Although tbs dread political emergency work projeela don* ’polite welches or tr Itin loyalty ducted hy the State or local gov7*1 the Roviet cltlien, the purge ernments, as part of a relief pro- OppMri to 1 here etferlrd Ibe gram. .'ordinary Russian tittle, etcept Mr. Holly listed the following ;t 0 make him shirk dangnrmi* *■ those who shouldn’t register: I, responsibility, keep hie moulb Those working full-time for abut tighter so far as potllici wages or commissions; those who • le concerned and avoid contact devote full time to their business - with . foreigners, leal he b„ *u«- or profession; (some of these ' peeled of treating with spies. workers may be looking for anWhat the Russian talks about ther Job but Ihey should nod tug* -In the one room assigned hi* liter); those working p art time ' family In the overcrowded dlle* (except on emergency work proj* la ten* denied foreign earn In ects) and who do not want more ; tee streets, where tbe great work; those on strike unless aemajority of Russians seem lo lively engaged In aeeklng employ* pass most of their leisure lime, ment; those temporarily ekk or tea talk on any political or In- disabled who hav* full tlmo Job* ; tnfual local question adheres to which to return; those on vastrictly to tbe formulas of the cation or* taking tlm*-off from a .Official press. full tlmo Job to whfch they will r T t w love" In the Rovlet return; admtnlstratlv* employee* The Board of - Directors of the Sanford Junior Chamber of rommercu will hold a spselsl meeting tonight at 1:00 o'clock at the home of Clyde Kamiey, according to a itatemenl made to d ,f’ _____ Circuit Junge MltUrd R. Smith will preside over Ihe Fall term of the Circuit Court for Seminole County which open* Rotory HmH JL-SUT S f f s e Conservation Needs in U. S*!r,orid'1 _____ I Hadley said that he took a trip csed o o srrm m r a n o«* i through the Everglades whan moat the antelope plsy," D r. Hadley of that country was under water, said that already there la prac* and constituted excellent hemes tkally no place In the country fur docks, and wildlife i l every where the buffalo roams, Or where description, and in those deys he Hie deer and antelope play, and “ Id the lakes and streams wars that If conservation laws are not IHerallv black with ducks. Today strengthened and hotter enforced, he said they are all 1, 0, 10. ths advance of ervlllaation will The two printIpsl causes for Ibe soon blot out all wildlife sUofrth- disappearance of wildlife, Dror. 1Hadley said, are (II bvtrsbotiling. Declaring that hie chief Inter- or the ruthless killing of birds, est lies In the preservation nf irysndless of'law *, and (XI the birds and animals, Dr. Hadley da* destruction of breeding grounds, Road Ira ftk In BriUln eland that the waste of this and Ibe natural environment for country’s nature] resources is not wildlife, doe lar.itty to drabtar.# 10,000 animals dally. alone confined to wild life but ex* »f msrsb lands, tends also to farmlands, forests, The correction of this sit action and to even the minerals and oils Is dependent, he said, upon the en* underground. He said that there actment of the proper gain* prola a veritable "mads scramble1* to tec Ikm laws, the enforce msut of get *11 the oil under the ground such laws, the divorce ef loth out of the earth and. be insisted gams laws and enforcement firm that this, as .well as wild Ufa, the realm of polities, and ths re­ should be; protected for the *sko qu lilt Ion by lljr government of of future generations bird sanctuaries, game preserves. the wealth of thle country la literally Intihausjlblt. "When farmers wear out one farming section,’’ he say*, "ihey have simply moved on | •o another newer farming section, but the time Is coming when there will be no now Isnd* to move Used Car Special 1935 FO R D COACH ALSO AT A BARGAIN 1936 CHEVROLET DELUXE SPORT SEDAN 1936 CHEVROLET STANDARD TOWN SEDAN 25 CARS AND TRUCKS AT BARGAIN PRICES Proctor Chevrolet Co. kills bathroom, for rent. Thane 777. — - - EC 5 5 -__________ HAVE TOUR Watch repaired by 15— A p a r tm e n ts F o r R e n t cue who* really knows how, FIRST FLOOR epsrtment Priv^ Briggs, Jeweler M an o lia Avw nta bath, garage, Furnished -, .. W ^ BUY * T 1,^ ,htn,d rooms. 606 MagnoliaNothing- tss East 4 ft Blreet. ROOMS urid apartments for rent. Wild Ufa, h* continued, has four 3—Automobiles principal value* In thla country: * - r - m i* ( 1 ) economic, (X) recreational, (3) scientific, and (4) sentimental, M f w .Tj ; or e.ihetk- The U tter, he added, * I* *■ Important a t the others, for K 1 * B{ a country loea* m uch,of it* popu- ^ l*r*' ” _______________ charged with driving while In0f the WPA, NYA, CCC and loilcated after he knocked other emergency agencies c«n- down a powerllne pole with the ducting emergency work project* truck b* was driving. tupportnl by public (und*: thore -------. | unable to work because of permsPrincipal* of Seminole County, „ent disability or chronic Illness; High Schools will r.icot aim Slnto those who hav* retired and do HupeiIntendent Colin English end; not w ant work; young persons 1other school principals in tea' excluded from work becauseof Angebltt Hotel In O tl-n.li Irdvjr Child ta b o r Law*. 1tu diicuis mniterii. pcrtlivnt to! ------—.. .1 ; the successful operation nt Mexican cooking U highly »«a- .ithooU in lha aurroundtng toun-l toned. Itlce, . y«*»» ■«*» at- •ad fish hatcheries. In Florida. W» rfcM, the problem of conservation r i w t i i Itself In­ to ( 1 ) the ccoicrrstlw i of wddHfe, (I) tbo conM mUon of for­ est*, and {)) tbo conservation o f water resources- In this etomoe* lion, bo said, such a project as tbo cross auto canal ahoalj bo rp proached with the greatest cau­ tion. Others present a t today’s lunch­ eon were H. R- Clood, a former president of ths Orlando Rotary Club, 8 . O. Chase, who has recent­ ly returned from Asheville where ho spent the summer, nml Donald Lamson, Junior Botsrlan for the month- SIX ROOM furnished house for rent, 310 E. Oth S I Inquire EOT E- 6th S t, or phone 670*W- perfect 5—Help Wanted UJ3ED FR1GIDAIBE condition Bargain. Scotl-CarraYOUNO MAN to work In aarvko ___ | station- - Apply box 43 care way, Inc. Herald. ONE*BED of big Boston lettuce and about 20,000 collat'd plant* for sale. T. E Olson, 1606 W. 3rd 'ASK FOR our price* on oil *nd street. | wood heaters, andirons, grata guards, wood baskets and other 80— H o u ses f o r S ale. cold weather Item*. Btanley-Rog- SIX-ROOM dwelling In IBth cra Hardware Co. block Cily; first dans conditfon; garage; reasonable cash payment, balance Ilka rent, Call FURNISHED ROOM adjoining or write Box N o-o Herald, City. Records ot 56 year* of relief work by the American Red C roat •how no community is immune to cataatropho—w hether flood, fire, epidemic, highway accident, drowning o r other hazard. T he Red Crow always gtanda ready to help. So join for your own take! FLOODS ROSE TO DANGEROUS HEIGHTS In many cMm m •Ippi vsleys In 19) 7. Red Crou rescued and fed a mlBon atxl a I TORNADOES are AaaHn nf mast fr«a««a* licxr- f ilA S M S THOUSANDS 4 a �* S a n fo rd l a T h e O nly C e n tra l • F l o r i d a C U y A ffo rd In* R a il, H lfh w a y , y A n d W a ta r T r a n a jo r ta tlo n VOLUME XXVI ■W ■■ S em inoU C o u n ty P ro d u c ed y .More F ru it A nd V r* * U b la a T h a n 'A n f S im ila r A re a In A m arie a r SANFORD, FLORIDA, IM >AY, N O V E M B E R 9, 1937 Enlahllnhcd In 1908 NUMBER 324 Russian Agent Sanford Is Host To Reveals Battle For Shanghai Ends Plan Trade Body Officials To Quit Meet With Retreat O f Chinese In C entral Council Mrs. E lvira G am er Is Gues.t t ) f Honor A t B reakfast Held A t Valdez H o t e l Bids Are Offered Ordinances Are. For Installing Adopted At City Police Radio Set,Commission Meet LitvinofFs D e p a r t ­ ure Regarded As A Protest A gainst E f­ forts To Ease Japs TRAIN KILLS SIX ON GEORGIA GRADE CROSSING Gen. Chiang’s Troops U ndertake Orderly W ithdrawal ToWin-ter Lino I\» .West BRUSSELS. feoe. p__I/Ft— Foreign MlnMrr Maxim I.itvtnoff, Russhn delegate to the Brut* scl* conference seeking an end to Iho Chinese-Japanese war, an. noun ceil suddenly Inday that he S0.000 Chinese Refwould Irave for Moscow tonight. mrces E n te r . ForCommission P uts Off Operators Of Dance Litvinofts departure gem-rally was regarded ■* a protest against eiprn A r e n Today Action Pending Ad­ Halls Must Obtain a move which he thinks Is under way to eliminate Ru.sln from the Perm it In Future ^Sarle Brown Reports ditional I n q u i r y SITANGIKM. Nm*. 9 — major conference activities, par­ (AP)—ShAPKhnl fell Into On Proirress Of Ex- nidi for (ha Installation of a An ordinance levying tn nnnual ticularly from conference* of com­ JnpnnrsV 'hnntU today with uch <h move lo exclude ’ Mbit F or *39 F air Police Radio system at the local llcente on merchandise vending mitteesIho refroat of Gonpraltaslmo Police Station were opened nnt] machine amusement devices and Russia presumably would be an to placate Japant rhUtnR Knl-Shrlt’a Chlnnan 'r Tribute# were nnld to the read at the meeting of the Plijr dance halls end also an ordinance effort St rained relations between Italy Comtitles Ion era In the City Hall warflor* who Imil’liold out author of "Ezekiel,” Mra. El­ last requiring dance hall operators to amt Russia n ram l a diplomatic night. do’yrt jiKHiiifit combined vira Gamer, who read a yet obtain a permit front the Contenti­ break last night when the Soviet No definite action wae taken ■lapaiwxu tinny, Tlltvy, tint! unpublished story . of “Eze­ on the bids al the meeting b ut!,k w i b*{*re an establish* embassador to Itcme warned that **11 L* «*»*- Daly’s adherence to the Germankiel's Trip to 8ilver they were ordered riled by Mayor j men* " he" :tlr force*. in f?r «’ro ,“ w,r* ,doP,*‘d - Japnnrse pact against communT h e c ity w ag asleep and Springs” ; Earle Brown re­ Edward Higgins. Commlsslon.jr A. L. Lee waa appointed to In-,'1 **fu**r ^ l* * * * ^ meeting lim was "contrary lo the friend­ unaware of Its fat# when short* ported on the plans of the vratigntn the matter further of lh* Cil* Comm listener, in the ship accord of FJ33.” ly after midnight the Chlneef Florida Exhibit for the with Chief of Police Rny Cl. City Hall last night. An official communique tevt-aled force* began an orderly nnd that the warning was .l.-liv.-red As authorised In the last regu­ „ Six persons, were killed when it N. C. & St. I., passenger train t n route from Chattanooga, TcnnWorld’s Fair to be held in Williams. quiet retreat toward fhelr “win* New York City In 1939; and The figures presented last lar meeting of the Commissioners, when Ihe Russian Ambassador Ho Atlnn'n struck an automobile on it trad e crossing at Adalravllle, t!u. A slx-year-old boy, Joe Lear, ter line” protecting Nanking, U»n Ralph Bagwell waa elected preel- nlrht were somewhat In n r e s i City Attorney Fred II. Wilson Boris K. Strin vitiled Fount Ca- of Rome, (la., wav the only survivor. Hint pcraotla to n-m-li the scene of the tragedy are shown exnation’s capital. dent of the Central Florida Coun­ of the previous eipeclatlons, drew up and presented nn ordinan­ leiiro Clano, Italian foreign Min­ anting the wrecked ear. It. H. Amos (rentcrl eithl h e tried In vein In want the driver of the approach­ While the toe* of the elty un­ cil of Chamber! of Commerce at Mayor Iligglna pointed out, and ce which Icvye an annual license ister. during ’he day. ________ _______________ _____ ______ _______________ _ doubtedly will affect China’s mo­ filcln told Ctnno that the tr|- ing train. a breakfast of that organisation advised radio company represen­ try, of 12.(ill on all machines or rale at least temporarily, Gener­ held in the Valdes Hotel UiU tative* at the (heeling that it contrivances, operating in Sanford, power part constituted “on un­ alissimo Chlang declared today. friendly gesture toward the Soviet vending merchandise on the inser­ morning. would be necessary to give Ih* Iho Shanghai operation* wora CITY NEWS BRIEFS j T. E. Simpson, president of the matter careful consideration be­ tion of a coin. The tim e ordinance government on the part of Italy ,'1 purely local and did not form hr also provide* Ihst all dance halls In view of Ihe existing Russian Council, and piesident of the Sem­ fore any action was laken. vital part of tha nation’s chief inole Count/ Chamber of Com­ Th# bids provided for the In­ in Sanford shall pay an nnnusl Italian friendship treaty. defenses which, he s a id /' wer* merce, presided a t the meeting stallation of a transmiller at license tax of | 2b and lhal nil The critical slate of Ital.o-Kus■ • v . • rw about tho Yellow River region. ■ and introduced the speakers. An­ the Police Blatlon, radios In game, amusement or rccrcationnl rian relations brought Premier In n S lIls n k n u i The warfare, the GenernltoelmO other officer of the council elect­ nil of the police ears, and on Ihe devices shall be taxed an annual Benito Mussolini hick lo Rome I y 111 l l a i l l a u l \ u n Mld w,|, ^ tnM fIITn| at presairplane from Ford, culling short license of flO ed today was Miss Irene Spence of motorcycle only In the event a — I (Cntlaiii ■■ P u t TlWH) The ordinance passed requir­ n holiday, sfier nn urgent tele­ Kissimmee, who will serve aa sec­ transmitter of the conventional 1 »• Tiit»» Tn, I ’f ( l n « I ’i * r i * n i T u n c R * phone call from Piano, hi* s.in tn* Dominican Civilians ^ E n g l i s h , Carothers retary for the next four months. frequency la used. Bide were ing that a permit be obtained for ~mmsm J P1 V If • I r» 1 A '■’'4H Iill'll m II j! Uut • Rtm fum •4 mm r i s s toeaei offered on both the ultra-high the operation of dance halts In the law. And Police Accused i A m o n g l none tic a ru JlJlllor Hllh m«t \n ww frequency nets end tb* conven­ first “Jock' law- to be passed In Causing Trouble* AtOrlando M eeting | 1ioi.li illnntiii«H «nt ■ftwr' tion* l short wave type w'hlch Sanford In an effort lo regelate 3 |S o'clock. radio officials stated would glva the operation of the so-called -jook*joint," Chief of Police Boy (CMltawed n pass fearl WASHINGTON, Nov. t)-(/P).... Matters relating lo n perm* I r. West Rlrii' Filling c«t I Q. Williams said. | nent plan for Ihe Improvement }v'l it jnn l>omior, r>'tun\^l heiiie The IlniHnti foreign minister, The ordinance empowers Chief • „ Head Coach Leonard Mcl-ura* Two Radio Talks Are |n'Williams r.rtti iinrioiroiiiii a Gi-orgri IcitiT, >nld nl Ihe Stalo and hi* Bemlnole Celery Feds 1 of Ihe school system In Florbl-i \ n l ' r»l to |place restriction* nn n* 0 i -j * j « ww iiiiim i id iircb rv^inoiuns lion nt tho lio.|ill.il llrpatlmvnl today that he believed waa discussed nl u rmiml lalile nm|or scheduled r or 1'eppcr t0 the hour* of operation of c»tibwent through n drill session on County road repair craws Hu- number of 11 *it inna alone klll* the high school field In prepare* loo M i-ru t il.ijM unn. ------lishmenU of this nature at Ills disThe fall term of tha Circuit meeting of approximately wont to work on Celery Avenue Armistice Day, with reference crelkm> chief Williams believes high sellout firltielpnls, ruiinlv | ^—* • d in Hie Dominiran Republic lion for their ArmlsHee Day till this morning, County Commis­ to the International situation a n t ,hp f i n a n c e will aid greatly in Court for Ihe Ninth Judicial Dis­ school superintendent*. m ol' The CYlery Camp, No. ri; trict opened in the .Seminole would number In-tween 3,000 and with Holies Military Academy nt sioner n. L. Thrasher stated keeping the United Stole* out of ,h# rroper ^ t r o l of those types, heads of the Rlnle Dep.irtmout ( the Woodmen of Iho Wm bl­ County Court House todayn.tkIO, thus increnslng tho figures Jnckronvllle here Thursday even­ today, with the Intention of mak­ War will be the eubject of a rai o n i u m n . m . rivet The term i f court will os pre­ ot Public Instruction In lh«, to^d 'Its regtihir .schisluli-d uoebrk bo hud given earlier In tho day In ing al S 0(1 o'clock on .‘•anrarii J 1 ing the road pastabla until aoch dto address by Senator Claude Anxehlll lintel In nrlmuln yes , ly mrcllng lanighl nt It;ni 1 gridiron. lime aa (he' State Road Depart­ Pepper over natiansl broadcasting Two Negroes Drown sided over by Circuit Judgj Mil­ lerday, prosided over liv Fnlln 1 u: the Anno lean Legion Hut on which he placed Ihe ruiualHca at new The boy* fr#*h front a moral lard B. Smith with Murray OverJacksonville, ment ran completely rebuild the stations, WJAX, Htipr-rltitoml.-nl,, tho l-nle Front Drive 1nl .limit 2,31)0, stales attorney and L. F. English, Hiatn victory over Harry Greenki Or* In SL Johns River street, entire etretrh from Mellonvllle WIOD, * Miami, WFLA-WSUN T. W Lawton. I -------The casualty figures are con- lan.lii Tiger*, are m gicat cpir* Boyle, nreiatanl stale's attorney, acrnnllnr Avenue to the St. Johns River. Tampa and SL Petersburg Wednes­ Hemlnnln C o u n ty ftn p e rin le n d e iit.I Tim Hsiifnn l I.torts •'Rib W'l 1tonally growing us further flic's It* for tlie oqemwing game anil in attendance. During the past few months, day evening from 8:30 to 0:00 Taro nerroo* drowned In Ihe Dr. K- L. Morphel, director ■•( tii-t.l Its weekly nioellng W. -ln. - ,,ri, ascertained, Leger sakl. alul -licy are • xprrllAg ■--,m* aruart The Grand Jury selected to heavy traffic on thla road has o'clock, according to Information wuter* of |ho HI. Johns River serve were »« follows: J. H- Col Rtale BrhOol Flnaper, led *> d.y i i ■nl iik nl Ju u o' i In. k m :,ie the ronsequoltce of nllacks on rm.thuH tin ic-'lir fart »hp tliillon so loosened bricke and torn up received here today. m-ar the Osceola Cypress mill dough, foreman, J. M. Klinrclpl.rr, d isc u ssio n ^ inie riiluR various Hu. grill roniii of the Vi.l.t-s; Human, p,v,R within tho Doml.l- eiwirh j* Kenmth Kppert, an outOn Friday Nov. 12, Florida's yesterday when two boat* In tlm road, Mr. Thrasher said, iRfflculilcs found In ptepar.i- ....... . •' Hulloway. secretary ' ilim icrMlory1’ hy the Dominican landing phivi-r while nl tho lint* clerk, Gu* Sclimah, CN. Hudson, the United which four nsgroc* were workthat a number of motorists have representative In tlan and atlherrinx lo tbo nnnu il morning. , I police end civilians. K. II. Gjaut, Walter H. Coleman, vei , 1'y nf Klorula. complained of blowout* and near Stetaq Renal* will give another ra ­ lux overturned, nrrnrding in In­ budget nod suggested nientis toe It** tofiiil thuri* **in tnilhiri|f («> AreiillJ 111 (rr report I ill lllC t)f* aceldenta dun to almost Impas­ dio address with an explanation formation received at the Blier- flim ird Holder, J. T- McLain, overeomlag Tinttiirf.-til the»« dlffleullles. • Klwnni* *’h,l,| these ruraor* of war. Haiti w ants‘ |al„|0 Morning Jr., II. 1^ Kelsey, Charlie 0 . Bcntlnel thla sable holes. The road I* a part and discussion af the wages and itr* niricu today. Dr. Morphel nl«o 1*1 n dlsiut- will Imld II* w kly Itini heim In ( , e.-Mlo H,U tiling through dip-, morning, the en I.nnc, Rny Holler, J. HI. Clair e n t i r e O r isr u lu I t * . of the state Highway System. hour legislation and firm relief The four negroes, employees spin nn tho pro|n-r dlatrlluit ton j Mu- grill ru-un id Iho \n ld i-i,j |t11gijc chaniu'lr.” g tr 1* rm ler pra.crd the Semi­ Mr. Thrasher added, and It I* the legislation which, It Is rontompla- of Ihe Osceola Cypress Company, White, l^lloy Hennepiey, Wm. T. amt handling of tli<* tree test llfii.-l n | I j f t 'i iii-tmli Weilne I * Dunn, F. H. Adapt*. JABlstnole backfleld. The local backduty of lb* Stale Department to cd, will be actoo upon In the spe­ wero on the river nirndlng a dn ), se io rd la g In a stulemnnl books furnished liy.thn. Stale field i» ra'ed 'top*' and tho Or* cial session of COngrcsi which broken cable uteri to pull logs llne, O.' II. Flynt, end B,. J. Over* maintain It. mud.i today by s j. Nix, scire T alk To Re Made On Teacher tenure trod teacher re londoani any that It wae tho Ilowavnr, In the Interest of convenes soon from the water Into the mill slrert, Sr. •r Lity.. llremeni plans werp, dlseusse .1 c»mbluatkm they liar* After the selection of the fore­ local residents, Mr, ThrasAier This broadcast will l<a made Roth boat* Dlcame entangled New Townsend Plan greatest With J s m e . H Rlriardg, sen played agaiii-l so tar Hus season. declared that anthartty has if over the Columbia station* WQ- In the long length of cable and man and rlerk fo r- the Grant (■ry nf Iho Florida Eduralloii * The IteV, J. It. Root, pastor e^Ja* laat been given for Connty re-1 AM. Miami; WBMR, Jacksonville; ware overturned. It- wae raid. Jury the Court rharged the body Asanelalloti, Arthur I.. Juhnson, chairman of ' of Hie (’oner, national t'burrh 3 n s Ir crown to begin work put­ WT)BO, Orlando; WJNO, West Two of the negroes swam to a* to Its duties and It retired to M, W. Carothers. Rtale direr- mill veteran of the World War, Hie. Legislative Cuinmittre for tho Rlackcuts Work Out (he Grand Jury room to consider ting the road In pnsaabtu condi­ Palm Beach, WCOA, Pensacola; safety but Ihe other two, ap tor ar liislto lion, l>ri u rilsrus will deliver Ho- pilmlpul ud lii-neral IV.-ifare Art, and arllng In Special Drill -For tion. In the meantime, be said, he WTAL, Tallahassee an-l WDAK, parently- unable lo awfin, ware such matter* as should con.e be­ (Inn nn p l a n , (or pu pil promotion ilres.r o| the Inneheoil of till fore them. . • . iiairninti of- Hu*' Gi-neml Welfare hopes to secure an appolntmnnt Tampa from 10:48 until 11:13 P. drowned. Game W ith Leesburg Ha slated Hint n| t h e close of Klniinla t'lah Wedpinlay noon with Statu road officials for the M. Friday. The bodies were rucovered The following cltltrna of 8cm- tha school year a tabulation nl ntqbrdlne in Hldney J, Nix, See Federation of Amnica, Hie revised Inole county were summoned for Town>rnil C)M Age I'enslon J'lsn, purpose of convincing them of with grsppllug hooks about two reporta of Ho- work of students rotary of ihe t'luh. (’narh B A- B- Wilkinson'# in grlieduh-il lo apeak in Orlando the necenefty tor Immediate hour* ’after Ih* accident by jury duty during the fall trim of In every county would lie oiudo Boy Scout Executive nl Knln 1‘ork on Friday, Nov. 12, Rtnfnrd icm lpro Dlackeatg will action ta patting Celery Arenas member* of the Sheriff* office Ihe Court: for a special Tlm regular moiiHily inrciltig j | 3.0U o'clock, it was reported meet tonight Gore, J- T- McLain, J r , and from this ihh Plate D epartIn Dint class condition. To Broadcast T m ig h t in about I f feet of water, Beth to Uile rII.Hughes, meat hopes lo gi I ' a i oOipl,eK of Ihe Hoard of IWreitor* of the workout and another business K. F. Chance, Ot­ le-ro this morning. of the nervoes were about 10 to Schmrl, J. A. UUtllnc, II. L. p l r l a r e nf ltw> s t e i n s nf tlm (temloole C n t l t i t y t .' l i a m b e r ( i f Mr. Jubnson, who cornea to Flnr meeting on tha lighted A m o r, Urging local Boy Scouts to yeark of age. pupils, parlleulaily eighth crude f'omiro-reo Ik III lift l u r i d I n t h e Ida from W ashington, D. C, will Drill Field In preparation for Kelsey, Chyrli. O Lane, J. II. Col students. From tin mi reports, riiam li-r h i i l l t l i t i g "tuna ha1' on the Edgar A. Coast ..I to n tg tit dough, J. M. Hllncclpher, 11* y make his initial appearance In the scheduled gam* a week An Easy Way To program tonight a t g :80 o'clock, Rev. Elmore Will the Htala Inslruitor gald, Ihe 7 :30 o'l'lo.r k , u i t f i r t l l t i g l i t T . K . H.is sta te at Ddylona Beach on from tonight la Leesburg against Holler, Martin Ktanko, J 8 V Clair Make E xtra Money Arthur Uranan, local Scout execu­ Deliver UnionSermon White, F. II. Vaughn, 0 . C. LH Department h o p es III nseertnlu Hlmpsun, p r c B i f i t n l . N>.v. II. U th rr sdilresirs on tho George Miller’s isml professional the rxact per n n t ago -of pupils tive, raid today that Or. Jamas E. Fits, E II. Grant, ||. O. Hwaffmd, fit ncral IWtfaie Art wll be de­ aggregation. normal, aub-normnl. mid eaiep With uniform* ordered, on* Mi Glielys Kmilall, Heminnh- livered by him in HL I't-tersburg If yon had an article to West, Chief Snout Executive of O. ETomaker, J . M. Varn, G. v tlonsl In Hof St lie's sehiHit ,County It wae announced morning of the beet session* of tha pres­ irom ri drmonst I a' mu nod Miami. anl| gad you called pereoeeV tbs Boy Rcouto of America, will Kchmah, C. N. Hudson, E. D ly on every famtty tn Baaford. be the guest of 'honor a t a nation* by the Rev, W. P. Broil.* Jr., of Koonta, B. A. Howard, Waller 8. ayslern. Slid romiwro the results ugcrit, i* M-heiluied to speak over lie mlvoratr* ths passage by ent season 1* expected and the Vllh that of oilier nluli-* Ip Him station WRUF in Uaineavilh- l»' Cimgrrsa of the General Wel/ard largest . number of players tg the P in t Baptist rbur.-h that the It woMg taka fM three weeks wide broadcastColeman, Howard FgeUle, fluwatd - I want to urge every Boy Scout, Rev. C E. Elmore of th« First O. B -V of bard work to cover the morrow during the Farm <»''> Ad which is designed to help the expected to be present by tha Scooter end friend of Smuttag in Christian Cburrb, la to deliver the Bolder, 1*Koy Hrnnesaey, T. V ( III • illirtihfilfjii r » x i tr d l n r |»u* liumi- Hoar program liroa-lca t „cedy agrd, to Increase employ- mentor. Ho far the entire roetar field completely. Piwvnlt. AD. Hauer, W, Tt.Dunn.I IC an tifH itd on P i s # T i i m ) I('wl1s«9i «*n By aaiag a Ihirtr-ceat ctas- Seminole County to tu n e to' an sermon at ths annual Union O. T- Carton, F B. Adams, Dav.d f»»') j NH-nt for those under 80 years of carried the names of the follow* the Edgar A. Guest program to­ Thanksgiving service. slfled ad U The one. and lo to errato crest* an enlarged log: nw **, nnd If. Hooker, Harold Jackson, < )•' H. night over the N. B- C. Bln* NutThla event la to be htld a t the John Stanley, Jack Pardon, Herald yon can eairy 8 i Ruildintr Permits 'l uyttig power for the nation. Flynt , 1 and ,B. J . Ovmngtrect, SrRival Forces In work from 8:80 to 0:00 o'clock/ First Baptist Church ThanksAngus Harriet and Dassy Mot# to even Granted Yesterday) ^ at ends. Monkey Monger, Jim Spain Wage Rattle tn Ikla city with hula Mr. Bra nan raid.. "This program, giving morning nl 9:30 n'elock and conducted by the nation's beloved a special program ha* also hum Btepler and Julian Hlenstrom at an your part. Five Young 1 Jews Italy Sends .Grain P«d, each q«*k presents an *ut- arranged by lbs committee k. Tackles, Bob Williams,. Baddy Three building permit* w rd MADRID, , fNur. fl-OfH—The ilanding American ef tie present charge. Slain In Jerusalem Wilkinson and nutseil odbam To Loyalist Army Ipanish govvnimynt and Insurg- granted yetU-nisy afternoon nnd rsallied the value of te rat Onards, Elwln Bqulraa and **»* fprees were lork.-d lodqjf In a this morning by G. V. Fgxton. Bed advertising, and J T o n ig h t Dr. I u m E. Wart, PERPIGNAN, Prance. N or I. te d ly -b u t as yet inronrluaive con- building Inspector, yeertfiU at (he JERUSALEM, Nov. B.-OT)— Mutt Coleman at caa%r and tn tkriv+ag busts ess hi Mrs. Eva Hall Heitz —<JP)—Ttom Italy, whose sold­ along the prutoRoua banks City Halt showed thla bmrx%ng, Five young Jews were shot to tbs hackMeld, Leslie Hsrnage, tta start hy segsrloas ago of editor of Beys', lif e and Chief Died Or Saturday ier* ar# righting tor tha Span­ flirt t Executive ef tb* Boy Scout* Charlie Morgan. Jr. '«■< grant* death today in a new outbreak of Harold Doksr, Carl MeWhortac; •f ttog Os Hego Biver’in upper Arthis adrerUatng n i t t i m Bat *d permission to erect a -une- Arab Jewish violence. They war* Billy Odbam, Rad WJIlleau, ish rebels, s ehipmeat of food • h a t to ad vsa lagoon# to the of America wIR be tie guest of , only to Dm Brand Mrs. Eva Hall Hkltg of Orlando, supplies came yesterday tor __ it ihnck - troops forded xtory atone building, 20 x 33 attacked by Holy Lands hill tor* Bart Whitten. Jim liagtetary ta d to t o lass id formerly of Banford, died Satnr* govaramaot Hpata hy way nf tosar-ftYIiing and esp- feet on Thirteenth Street at »n rorista near Quarry where four J. W. Altman. the bandied* of h he self, hi tbs heart a f lie dey St 7:30 p. M. a t the John f , France. d two »irs*rgic hills In Pe* estimated Cost of 1800; Mrs. (1. of the group worked. own arUclaa t o s N r , to Dr. West, 9 __ ____Beito Hospital tn Orlando after Eighteen rerinade af Italian id the Pcxol dr Log Cana* II. Radford was granted permis­ A fifth w si (heir armed guardhah to keep, hu attained national an Ulna*, of several months, sion to mako repair* to her Low skimming BrilHh military wheat totaling M0 lacs passed tot year eld radio. V- * * to tbs t o t e She to survived hy her husband, through Psrpigna^ on the way attempted to take a third dwelling on French Avanuo esti­ plane* and storl hclmetod police LOCAL WEATHKBi to to r gtotog up • tnerp- Dr. John J. HeRs and s son e«v.n to CiUlooIt. * VH* rrpulvtd snd a gov* mated to coat flOO and Kd Bos­ with dogs Immediately spread a tow practice to Urn git, *f jy-are ef-«g* ^Bhlppera salg ih ^ - .w a a lb* n*d M « ( J counlrr fcltsck drove tic was given permission to tear tight net In the Judean hills for GeaeraUy fair tonight “ to fhnaM l w rvtoen wBJ be held at first supply . qra$ ,, hy liallsa ;tro m one of tha raptured down a garage at hi* dwelling the suspected Arab killer*. The RlitM o>lotk W#dn#wl«y afternoon march*at*. It -prtgtaated 1 The fighting yMtortUy on Twotflh Street between Clark wife of os* of the vlcHmi saw the Wldaeaday. probably to from . Street gad tho ACL railroad ntterk and wss tha first to roach Bologna and waa gMd to be the Cnry heavy Insurgent tonight fjrgt of a series tu rumunique said- tracks, R alph B a g w e l l Nam ed President Strong Linos Defund Nanking Educators Plan Improvement Of 1Florida Schools legin Work Fixing U p Celery Avenue * F all C o u r t T e r m Opened By J u d g e M. B. Sm ith Today Over 3,000 Are Reported Slain Of Celery heds Frep For C ontest W ith B olles Academy jj ■i �I V ■*WV> 8 Your Hewppuper People pare •em tA)» granted the e « ■ e e p *itotied l e p f v ^ e to w ■■■ p » |for V | • • m iv n i w f e which are moat essential to thllr Uyea. Few, If any, atdp to consider what Ufa would be without such te lep h o n e, th e electric, lights, or the automobile. F< we suppose, atop to consider whet Ufa would be elUs ie dally newspaper, and it is upon thta subjeat that the Aiuaa (California) Herald writes' so affectively I 'y- ‘"As a diaaetnlnator of twwa, particularly In smaller enuaumUiee, the newspaper lg without a rival 1q Its col­ umns are found the day to day record of your ‘home town.* fta unique function as the jnlrror of community lift Is so Widely recognized m at the newspaper, to a greater extent th e [ »BRUSH, Ho L0TIO! Randall Electric M artin’s G arage A 50% Di#count o $2 ,061.82 ' of e hswepepbt ftptesMits a long aucces- wdii. » of pest dot accounts, t a r has A irredtfcr responsibility, however, edsrs informed with Kspeet to the functeH odi government*! Statelet. . I t Is In i activities that the newspaper tenders Its d thb community In *hieh It Is published. p l ig h t t holprd r N j w * jrsa M p ■ rss^jsrs^ ^^C O R O H A HAYNES O IT IC S MACHINE CO. a MaYUn’a G ifra te W t.iM .itiT A w A, there reHiilha more try #ill "From the d papers have hot welfare or their group la htore I continue to ihkllh, American hew s•csp o h slh llltles to IS Shn n a tio n s. sh o rtc o m in g s o f themselves, blit BIG A PPLE DANCE Ihr EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT No h o s t e s s w it h th e S j a a ee s o r t s s r *s» p n , k o , i , tw rg aaa mm Aft f l r t i . l . <ImtI . wings | sly, tha heart may b« as Hot * Its own Sdrcriturinn. I, by tbs sborm of fabulous SMS, SPECIAL rjU T U K B TOR ARMISTICB WKDNB8 DAT AND TB HRSPAY NIGHTS WASHINGTON DAYBOOK Sin lh« bright Hraparldas. rpM argusrtU Jsnvrln Adams. dance pa r tn er ADMISSION PRBB In- Dr PRESTON o s o n u BIG TURKEY D IN N E R ............... r t a r s n s v C T t n i g ht raoM ««« on. fra sorry <h« Daks and «■ s rs pot coming lo ibis 7 . V/t had wSilted tg irV In the interest of accuracy. CLUB . "Above all, recognise the responsibility which the newepSpfr cannot escape if- it Is to play Its proper part In the functioning of a democracy. Newspaper week Is being TO* bops pi tbs world today observed to firing to the attention of the public some of Mins If b« test Hair, Germany Ie type end Ink which go Into the making Id isp « s may gp bankrupt rr pbarllc McCarthy would NOT* they rati carry tliro«|h ‘• if |irf»<i| 0SM m ilitary sc h a ln .s. hr no means diminished, charge that tbs ad valorem 1 syeiem ie s disgrace to tha its Is constantly beige made, irlispe It Is- One thing Is car­ B’wanee which la ths picturesque nickname sometimes lo |hat It In hsdlr Is n«ad of given Florida’s present Governor Fred P. Cone whose vugpjiif. tint we deuht if tbn home la In that section of the state. gptmsnl ol *a sales tas, the "The even more complicated study of ill* origin of Ml femedr proposed, It the gper. We Won't reduce one the name—thanks to MIm Hsian V. Stello, librarian a t the rm of Uiailoa m iftly by Tgrtips Public lib ra ry , end with apologies to her If tha research is furthsr confused here—ahowa several pos­ sible sources of the neme. "It’s pretty definitely settled that .the word Is of In­ dian prifln, but considerable controversy he* arisen over whether It was the Indians' way of pronouncing Ban Juan to dUtlntrblah the amaller river from the larger 8t. Johns. or whethof It iprshg from such Indian names as Suwsni, Bawan], Saqusno pr Savannah. "Aa for ths meaning of the word, one guess Is as od as aaothar, tha reaealthers aay, although ’echo,' e meaning of the Indian word Buwenl, la thp most fre­ quently mentioned. lfo*t readers will perhaps be satis* I to get the modern names end It go at that." S tic Ian loet In both primaries; When running for tbe Republlran nomination a* well as In ble Own party. Mahoney, a calmly disposed as* ample of gpod health and act|re living, was Parley’s favorite as ths man to put La. Guardis un­ der. He wan In tbe primary.' end Tammany tardily asms around to help. It was part of Republican strategy to avoid a fight on tho­ le*ua of tbe New Deal, pyeej- i dent lioonweli tarried h i * T s te City last fall with s margin of 1.100.000 to spere. So Rspabllcanal City hoi boon that, jn spite e f' Parly successes nsUo«»lly, chunky rior.llo La Guardie has been the mayor. And Mr. U Guard la Ie not a Democrat. Nominally he la a RepuhlkSSI but be la not really a Repnhlkaa elthar, U tbe sense ef b sia f a •trongly loyal party man. In teaI, S s e r i f ■ ffw iS rauee ae to p earcrata.' And (hat has put belli parties on the spot, I • • Democrats cauld make n* use af La Gusydla. despite We M a f Ineee lo the New Dead, la gut* Mag their awn city f mips! Im on lu f a s t So limp had i s art WASHINGTON 0N. sid mUtaha. Somewhat th s lr ouarsla* in toUlns **>• folks are now Story ol >'lurid*, uua o< boost tas most tray raaponilbQgy lug thslr owu communities. S*afurd Delegation -A ttends Convention • -v — r .v . A' Sanford dalegtM Lervnte^titIS* tits local Ylfsl ChfUHan ptarcb gfll attend ,fl*o Statu GkristhiD (.'hurchvs Convraii.u> • h im li t(in* bold Ip Orlando la H a apaveodun is sthrdulad lu jOc* wK mr: sh| ad a fa Tbs m u lt was *hst la oas month, lbs architect-toot ra^tsci found client after client refuatax j to accept such contracts- And tbws! they csstA il get any ether sat*, tracte aaywbere else, they fast gave , up tbe Idea -c t bulldtag. New, the architect-eon t»ac«ec hse aid h h Staff <0 himself, hi* seen* teJT sad aae dru/temaa. He leal Tbe gaeettoa a f whether the Frusldeat rosily tntenda n et to restate all ad the MSA “yetf stSI Seams opaa. Although the firs* draft of hie Bt. Paul speech aa raeehrsd In Washhigtoa over prnos tarries win* contained thl» word ■yet,'* me la te s t report I# th a t Dip Fkaetdont dldeVaag It a f t * aU- • PAUL’S 10th ADitiversaiT SALE eoraethlnx about hair aad Its care and our preparations which are miaed for each Individual's ssalp disorder wed texture af hair by one of the oldest laborstor let. This treatment wlU restore tbe natuksl oils which the sun draws out leaving the hair like straw. I t will revive and refreshen Ups hair, even If the damage has already been doos. Tlumssnds of hair dressers a » ghrtaf this Individualised f n.d. » Porfeet permanent. IT,80 Realistic and RlUiags $5.00 ‘ AO Over Ringlets AHA Engraving . |0.50 Eogsot $4.50 End Curls �•r . w ^ .* * f * S j **1 Educators Plan Won B f Japanese Csntlnuejl rtim P*k* On* C ird i Num ber One Of Church H as Meet . Mr*- J. 0. Stanford and Mr*. , T^MrfurhsfciY Ml** fcrnel Bayer of Orlande Oeorge McCall pari* Joint The Sanford Garden Club wUI hostesde* t« Circle Number One J* rtaltlng Mr, and Mr*. H. N. ret .a board meaning nf 11:00 of the FJru tU ptui Church Bayer. which ptet raatqrday afternoog at the homo of Mr*. Stanford pa rtver* will be an important Weal ^lihtoodth Street. called mealing or ffam South Side The bmlncte maetlo* was pre­ P -T . A. a t S it I o'clock. sided over by Ur*. O. a nihh* Tha Barak p n k t f Orphanage who *l*o fed {. the deyolloiml, hold their regular my*t- Mra. T- P- Ckmpbell gave tha Q o'clock in the annei of pnu» M W i "Her » “' rb Mr*Met hod tat Church. Th* Mary J|aU ^aVo a talk on Rt«wwill alto be spent quilt. ardahtp. plana war* made for the Circle lo wlatt tha County UwiMlf lK Nri* V to* £ Id* Home pn Not. IS. Refreshments were served hr - and Mra, Judd 8mith. the hoateeaea to the following: Mr*. Myrtld .Taylor Bradford Mra- p. £ , Benton. Mra P. P-Will apeak on Art a t-th e Worn- Campbell. Mr*. 0. C. Gibbs, .'nn*a - Club at ):A0 o'clock. The Mra. Bam Gardiner, lira. Mary public la Invited, Hall, Mr*. Will Hand. Mra. J. I \ llolUrtaw. Mr* A- D- LoreTHURSDAY There will be a peace meal* Joy. Mra. B. C, Moore, Mra. 0tag at tha Woman* Club at n. McCall, Mra. J. T. Newby, Mra j. K. Page. Mra. A. K. IS: 00 o'clock. ? Roaartter, Mra. R. 8. Hockey, The Seminole fUbckah Lodge Mra. ‘J .^ Q . Rlanford. Mra. Irn mfu meet at Odd Fellow* Hall at Southward." F W. 8|onlcy. YOO o'clock. Mra. M. N. Cleveland, and Mra. W. C- DeCouraer. FRIDAY , Tha A ttica Circle of the San­ ford Carden Club wlU meet at tbc “Big City” Features home of Mra. K. M. GsGIJoway nt Tracy, MiBs Rainer 10:00 o'eloek for a garden run. The Dirt Oardencra of lb* 8ah»rd Garden Club will meat nt thr "Big City." nn original story umc of Mra. R. B. Wight at 10:30 written anil produced by Norman k'dock for a luncheon. Kraana, brilliant young New The Rom Circle of the Sanford York playwright now devoting hla Garden Club will meet at the talent* to the acrccn, open, boma of Mra. Gaorga A- DeCotte* Wedncxday at the Riti Theater, nt ,10:00 o'clock. wllh I.utae Rainer and Spencar National Education Week 'drift Tracy, eo-»tmrrad. be observed Frfcfay n't Seminole tterg la no crude attempt to reHigh School wficp all patron, and Veal th* ’machinery of a mettop* friend* are Invited to vtalt the school. There wIJJ be. a special, a m m lly program at 0:45 o’clock J AAH-M ^ a Y Tha Crefltan Murk Club will meet tq «h* aiudlo of Mr*. F«nnle 8. Miin.on at 3:15 o’clock- A** atatajit talent will be Mtaa Elols* V/irm, ImiVrrbnaUT and render. Tha Girl Scout, will meet at 1b :00 o'clock with welncra and buna to go on a hike. i ii" u u v u MG APPLE DANCE CONTEST FRIDAY NIGHT NPV. |2T H SEE THE DANCE RAGE OF THE COUNTRY " sta Ue D ir e c t io n M arjorie C olburn Pete Bchirard^s c- nrui, ji iihhij grant girl who la bis wife and soon to b« th* mother of hi# child. Th* story U powerful and tho acting la equal to |t. An excellent ■upportlng ca*l Includes Charley Grapcwln, Janet Beecher, . 1'ildie Quillen. Victor Varcdnt, 0 * r,r O’Shea, Helen Troy, Wiftltm Oemarvit, John Ariedge, Irrihg Ba con, Guinn Wllllaaaa and llrgi* Tuomty. Soma of the acmes wey* (llmid In Jack. D*mp*ey'a famous .restau­ rant opposite Madison Hquare Garden In N*w York, with mr.ny notable* of the sporting fratern­ ity faring th* camera. You will recognise mo*l of th*m. Mrs. EdenfJeld Gives Talk On Stewardship J. M- Stlnecljiher, Mra. F. W. Fall. Mra. J P. Cullen, Mr*. E. 4. Jtiadham, Mra. 0. E ftoillns, Mra. I- A. Palmer, Mr*. R. C Collfcy Iir Monte,um*, Ga, Mra. J. C’IMrhell, Mr*. II- R. flien , Mra. J. 'I. Ovlatt, Mra. R. N. Nipper, Mra.: P. Pippin, Mra. F E. Boft, ■'tmlyt Allderaon, Grace Marie 'tim-rlpher, Raymond Nipper, li/nlicth Pippin, Glidy* Pippin, ,'id IVggy Pippin. Mrs. Bradford Will Lecture Tomorrow tiler program*, will talk tomar••v lit the Woman's Club under ■io au.pices of the Literature Deu im int and under the ■poniot* 'tip of Mr*. W. M- Scott Hi or# will be eahlblted by Mr*. Uintlfurd unusual Imported reproJuctlon* In color*, She ia a national *uthortty on art ipprecta* ion nnd pratao* water color and II painting* at Rocktfrlltr Cert* •rr in N*w Yutk each year Mr* lliadfonl roneldera art of mere •oilh tliun Just esthetic value, -lie ha* lectured In Jamaica and l\k a and illustratea her paint­ ing* with poetry. She ha* al*u written a book, “ U l.e la h " ivhieli I* th* ,lory of on Indiuu- princtM who lived In Tampa. , Tho publk la cordially Invited to attend the lecture tomorrow situation. Secretary Morw-nthti of the Treasury disclosed that hi would present hit view* on add I tional "pump priming’* outlay* it a speech on “Upending" befon FLORIST rgOtsV a Vu . fiiovm tts-w .& 8 tni to th* grant delta U adi of th* take region wwat «f Bhang Cullaeag rtem P»e* Oo* . hal where China haa wvaral a®* pit transportation, Colin English tailed Htndsoburg Uqaa. outlined the pollclea of the Plate We will fight with the same Hoard and al*o the dut|ea and vigor and determination In th* rp.ponsIbtllllM of the County future ae w* did gt Shanghai." Boards, County Bnperlntondenta the Generalissimo aald confi and the principal* of the achoota, a* well aa tha bUa drtvera themdrntly. reive* During the dag about 60.00U The Plate Superintendent dwelt ("htneae refugee* entered " th* brletljr on the typ* ul enulpFrench nince»*ton and the tn- muni that should .he used and tanallonal Settlement. Appro*l' added that a comptnls surrey of evrry county may be rwiulred niately 6.000 Chinas* soldkra cut with a map Indicating trunk off on all aide* by the advanc­ arhnol bu* line* and tributarleo.. ing Japanrae took up position* At the rloaa of the meeting it, In the Nan'eo area adjoining the •a a prnnoaad that a similar meeting be held aome t|ma In tha| French ronceaaton. Ilarrtradlng thrmaelvea 600 of Spring of K ll la nrdar that the the (rotated troop* declared they problem* preaented In thta would hold nut to th* death mealing and othera might b f dlgcuaand. agatnat the Invading Japanese. Th* Counties repreaenled at lie fore neon Japaneae leg'on* raptured llqnjan Airdrome— the conference were: Brevard, * hlna’* Spialeci when* the Clime. Hernando, Hillsborough, • parity felt which started the Itaha. Orange, Osceola. I’aaco. Polk. Bemtuole, Sumter and nun*#*-Japanese en*fll*\ , Retreating Chinese troop*, who Volusia. Those attending from Seminole left China'* great commercial were: Superintendent city wllhia the Japaneae b»nW- Count* Itnra, fired nurarVout bulllloA* of Rrhool* T. W. Ijiwtnn, () E. throughout the Hungjao area a* UcKey. principal of the BamIbry fell hack toward Winter de- tanle High Reboot ( II F.. Morel*, feo«« llnee farther to the «ea<. rrlnrlpal of th" Bautord Junior Japanese forcer started crc**‘ Itlrh Rrhool: W .'J. Well*, prinelin* Sooehow Creek weat of pel of th* Lyman High Bchodl; Shanghai at «:M A. M. (T:U I*. J1. F. rnoper, prluclpal of the Rchodl; It, KM., K. fl. T.) meeting- with only Oviedo High rearguard action from the Chin- K|pp. principal of the Sanford Urammar School: and Urn. The foreign otwervera aald Stella r . Arrlnatua, principal of Chinese farce* were falling back the Sanford primary (f<ttonl« In th* face of an Intena* Japan­ eae artillery and aerial bombard­ ment, with th* retreat beginning flrat from the area nearest the Too L ate To Classify International Settlement which waa aald to be almost cleared'al­ COPENHAGEN CABBAGE for ■ale. Fort A Itarriion Seed tin. ready, No. & Arcade uldg. RADIO wg* ready to take up Ihe eUrii, and that spending should b* rou* tthued at present level* If nut Increased. • Stephen T. Early, a prrtld-utial secretary, told reporter* that Mr. Roosevelt from now on would be giving prime attention to the business, and financial situation and lla affect on employment, Ihe budgrt and relief. Pulling thta policy |nt(, Imntrdials effect, the President: J . Called the conference with WPA Adm lnl.tr*'or Hopkins and thee* economists—lasm Hrnderaon of WPA, Isailur Ia)bln nf thn Labor Department'* Bureau pf (tabor Stall*'Ira, and Latichkin Currier nf the Federal Reserve CohiDanioii SELLING FRUITS & VEGETABLES Our F an n ers M arket Sales Force 1b on the job. You will find there a good oold sto r­ age and an efficient and capable sales force. We can help you with your sales—a t a reasonable cost. CHASE & COMPANY MARKET PHONE 110 U HOFMANN Electric Service 1*0 Magnolia Are. I'hua* HU FOR RENT Completely Kenovatnl And Redecorated Apartm ents StyW Pictured .„.... —$7.75 Other Styles $6.95 to $7.75 fTh'erever You Go, My Pretty Maid . . * . You’ll Be Smartly Shod, • in a Styl-F.KZ Sumlel Tire swank new suedes will rap tivale you. T h e w hole fa ll co llec tio n ia e ilrc m e ljr •m art! And how beautifully you'll unM in these alioe*! Know why? HecauM of tho airJuaive Flore-Fw Innem de that rrad k e your arch g en tly ...h o ld # your foot firmly in the line of grace ami beauty. Comw see them ...to o n I '* Finished in the most nt tractive Color* West Cowan Co# First St. Inquire Mr*. F, Qnerner ■* msoMlL H O S IE R Y EVALEEN’S BEAUTY SALON _ RADIO a p h o e n ix n t u w n o n a Tt* RADIO. S o ft and AlLvUnf _ PERMANENT The fir>t Proteitanl missionary to China arrived there in 1801. ThwFflT a f . R o U ’P e t a U Com * in T o d n r F o r Y o u r F a ll ONE COAL or wood heater for sale. Can at Howard Icing's. EASY TERMS A. K. ROSSETTER HAS THB SUM M ER SU N PLA Y ED HAVOC W IT H Y O U R H A IR Tk# ■•*■>> <•**•*•*■ 1 bain *M mw that faV la II aft** tk* *<*•>*« allew •I aa •***« W**tM**i ►yeinent Of ida Schools 1938 RCA & ZENITH ROSE BUSHES Shrubbery—Annual* To-Night i- r f jjd g u .,,.. 811 E. FIUiT ST. SANFORD, FIA)RIDA restaurant nn property OB busiest* condition* which, when Considered with th* coming fp srifl *JM*ahm of t'nngreM and Mher factor*, waa hopeful. ■ Maanwhll*. James A. JFhriey. as chairman of the Dvmoarwtk Na*M*I Cammi'ie#. took up tha cudgel* once more ago last bustj m u atttisa of the administra­ tion. Speaking in tha National 'Fnrum of the Waahlngton Star, ha ’called them “trembling rsp i. yrTVtvt P e ttu rs HJ8INESS MAN’S LUNCH UNION I t t l lH T fO ! 200 PARK AVB, T H E Y O V ^E L L i NO fooun- • UK’S CLUB U TEI.EPfl0N|C �Body O fficial. n t r a l Council ' life Am For Its F o lic * f t k*ck doer to m U W ftU b lH . portaaco ■( Am I ^ ta lM M M m i t d by N n . Brownlee cad w|i|t I ta week • ! t t a V i t a l Urn. Wight to Mad ta r sto rm Stotos C k i a t a ai f t a a a i i . far peblleatlon, l i r a Garner Following K m G u w t'i i d s ta put ttam “in a nlc* dress. Mr. Slaapann dtotrltatad if baa h tta y could make tlfb l autographed replan u l *Ktaraaad trip,” and »ta said i t a kleP U tta t g l t a t a f guaato wha mrprtoed w taa tta y faded to worn tacky la tannine*. Crawford i hack, bat Instead « w «■ Bkkford and B. T. r a r y t a w . ' t Id far publication. Declaring Or Undo. SklrUy Staaeaberger. aha appreciated tta aaaar Kart Brown, of Da le a d , FtaaU ta t k b p which bad bean raid M. Sawyer, of Cocoa. Joha Lactam t ta r IHtto Story, and as-(o f C teracut. sad W. V . D a k el day tta bepa that “KaehUPiUajrtoaa Brack. up to bin repaint lea, M n .| Aaanag ttaea peeeaat a t taka « r concluded by aaylag a ta ■nemiag’e W n U ad ween tta b k d Ilka to dedicate bar book low lac: Bek. eery dark ta k a ta toft' C T Bkkford. B. A. Caryeolee. A d a p t e d A t CStjr' tah____n a HAYl KON B U T T PA C K A R D GUARANTEED USED CARS I �? es ■ ' & * ** v Scmlnola Comity P iM t e t e - ^ More Fruit And V egvU bho T ta n A ejJ Similar A n a la A tetfien f % 1 SANFORD, FLORIDA, H u Advanced By Roowvdt ToAidHoosing IPs *Goodbye~ Broadway* F o r M agda Private lavetteMata b OoMtraetion Ex­ pected To Be StiMaiated By New Acta Pbn Apart From S ia m Clearance Hope To Balance Budget Next , Ye” WASHINGTON. N or. 10. - (A P ) — S U aoU tion of navy private luvaaUaenU In u d 1 t o (fte te la to w tlh V i- •AY, NOVEMBER 10, U tilitie s Gd Appeals Made Up On News Of For America Policy Change To Aid World At I TA VA U ta. N ot. t k —(te*cW ) a n d M a i l ef th* AnatoUre Day mlehrattan a t T avana an Thmaday, N ot. I k e l k Ur a a tb b o n l tap* and flag —lalag In r m n u rlia w it Mha M M memarM service a t 11 o tte r* A t I M attack eight bngier* tram « t t a *f V a r a a Dram ■nd Bagla Cm* o f Saaford, ta y. F art «f •dad by the tea e a r saw* M the Wartd n B M iner a llm te a te ad* a t ltN A nr* Dag. UmaU a t l : U P. M. r Taeoras a t • W ay To FATHER DIVINE’S ‘HEAVEN1 BURNS NUMBER t l « i m • ■; *1 Shells Fired i | **rij m * t -irtr8 ft: ' « j E fforts C e n t e r On • T a s k Of D riving Few Thousand Chi­ nese From N antao By A tm lio r Prea* Appeal* came from two major power* today seeking vo bring Ihr United State* morn closely into the complicated Inlevitations! sit­ uation A t t a c k Centers On One of the bid* ram* from prime Minister Nrvllle Chamberlain of Zone N ear InternaGreat Britain, tha other from the t i o n a l Settlem ent Communist' party organ Pravd* Broker* raid President Valt'a Btatcmcnt yesterday wM In !!o»mw. Chamberlain, apparently H r SHANGHAI, Nov. 10.—. Interpralcd In WaU Street aa a (AP) — Jnpaneae nlrplariBR. promt** of -hand* off" tha utlll- rouragnl hy President Roosevelt'* tie* ahould th*y meet certain ra*. Ocl. & Chicago peace addreaa and nnd nrtillerj’ iotlny bombtrdqulremcnta anti bad Inaplred eot*- by the United Rlate*' part kip* I Ion «1 Nantao, Chinese quarter In tlw Brussel* Conference called alderable purchaalng In adjacent to the French con­ group. « for a fuller lirlltah-Amerkan col­ cession, plunging the foreign The util 11lea, tha Preaid ent laboration in a ■perch t inlay at •akL moat radically alter tb*lr Guild llall. nrea of Shanghmi again into method* of determining the value Pravda asserted th* reel pur­ the midst of hostilities. pose of tho Itallan-Oerman-JapAn early morning fir* destroyed the Kingston. N. Y- "heaven" of their propertiea. Rate* a r t anrse agreemen* against Commun­ Some 20 Japanese bombing of the Harlem cull leader. Fhlher Divine, AUmt ISO Divine Ufabaaed on them valuations, ism wa* lo obtain territory in a planes dropped explosives they, In tom , have been new world war end urged col­ ciplee usually spent the week-end In that particular "heaven." All along tha Nantao Whangpoo Oa green da of -moral turpitude," Magdo do Fontang** wa> re* generally, upon the original In the house escaped injury. This aerial view show* tho smoking lective action by tho United States fttaed entry W o the United Stale* by Immigration of filial* In Haw iraatlao*« M r a n Peart ruin*. * ________ River waterfront within a f*W tCeallaevd aw Faea Paw?) York a /a * th* arthral of the redheaded French woman who ahot hundred yards of the anrho rag* mat Chariaa da Cham bum. former French ambaaaador to Italy, or American and olbar foreign Plans Being Made pcatiao the claimed he broke op her lore affair with Premier Be* tnen-of-war. . Hlmultaueoualy Japan*** artU-‘ nite Maaaallnl She la ahown ootllned against tha New York A y F or Seal Campaign lery la Cbap*k threw a stream on line whOe owalUng the immigration official*' dactalon. aball* across tbo Interna Iloan t A field worker of Iho Florida Bsttlemant and Fraaeh QonOOT' ■!« Tuberculosis and Health Associa­ •Ion Into the Nantao area. Th* Tha »!ory «r Sanford and tha tion, Mr*. II- Reed Edmunds, of attack was designed to dilvw many altrartload tha “Calary Leesburg, representing th* Cen­ out th* remnauta ot tga Chlaaa* City" has la offer will be told tral Florida d k trk t, will meet with army which retreated from to the world at d.ti o'clock (he Saaford Junior Women's Club Directors Of Cham­ Celery M arket Pact tPeattawe* • • Pare P***| ... $ , Friday avenlag on Nov, l», ore today for the purpoe* of making ber Of Commerce Goes Into Effect radio alallon WRU F, (lain** preparations for th* H at annual Mold Monthly Meet On N ext Saturday villa, it wa* announced tods] Christmas Real sale which begin* by llalph F. Ilagwall, aecretnr] Thanksgiving Day, Superintend ml P aren ts Of Children F i r s t Proportional of the Seminole County Cham of School* T . Wl Lawton reported Hymn 8. Stephens last night W A SH IN G TO N , Nov. 10.—(/Hi of Commerce. today. gave member* of the Board ot - A^ lcu' ,un‘l . AdJu,' m ," ‘ * * InvHajT To A ttend Representation E- herBanford'e , _ • , . ‘ministration today announced that Accompanying Mt*. Edmunds, „ . , program will b* |hd Seminole Counly Chamber o f •_____ «. enl i., new marketing ____ agreemerl M ltth In tha current "Satatli waa Elinor Little John, colored Commerce .an . VidarasUqg, A nd Inspect Schools • lection Is D am aged Oer vW riJwe*-| r T —-,r - ' i s - . I steal *,», pmiHnnw " . “^aehlpmdkU -at m Clttea," aertoe r i *f tha JaCkgonvBte Health , , to ^ ^toririnOTBP > t g' 'A“ g trad / flow —TiF'YlaTW picture of Iho oulsland outstanding or*|ery world heroine effective Nov. lump-aum payments of F td tH f * procram, lermad on* of NliW YORK. Nev. 10.—OP)— aponaorrd by the Florida State Department who has been doing la exhibit* which hare been .. Chamber of Commarea over tha cons hie table work among the the ham of tha year, baa been This city'a firal proportional rap 1 Wallace signed Iho or* old-age Inauranca to balng cartl-’ Blata and Uni varsity of Florida colored schools for Ihe Tubercu shown in the past and cOTtemplat-1 *^ ad for lb" future ly the Florid* I Jrr |lUc,hl[ lh(, In fled, including a total of l i t eaa*3 arranged for Friday. No*. IS at m entation tally was fast develop. radio elation. “Ssluloa" to the toils Association. In Florid* up to O ct I, 1937, ft Ing into a major rate fraud scan­ National Exhibit*, Inc. I operation a ft it ita terms hnd leeu the Bemlaele HUh School la dal a* police today Impounded 3,000 various Florida Cjllaa are bain* Whllo aha la in Sanford she wit to announced by P. K- Weaver, lh.; .PI.rove-1 by th* .n d manager of the Roctol HecurRy caiaMaUoa af National Edaca- mora ballot* In th^'Bronx. Tha mads every weeh day ntgbt addraia th# colored school on (he Uiuramlc Art Departmvnt of •hlpiH’i Ihe luck of icsrillation prevention of tubercuioala and also Florida National Kshlbii* end tie* Wee*, according to Mr* R ballot* Belted today brought the from « :ll to 3:10 P- U Board's Orlando flald offk*. Ia* Material tor the broadcast pav* tha way In those schools for Is now preparing iliapisya at in Ihe past, the order staled, had eluded in that total, Mr. Waavtv C- Maxwell today. total of Impounded ballots. In the Partag tha day pafeata of Bronx to 7,600 or approximately waa prepared by the local Cham­ the Christmas aaal aal*. She will hla Delwnd i hullo fur show Ini n on Important farter con- •aid 21 have been certi/tod in the Pel-arid rludlo for »f‘*»* !lrll(lll|„g | 0 th* unstable marketrhlMrea la tha'acKoal »nd friend* two perm it of the estimated voir ber of Commerce and seat to be assisted by Jeanette C'over, hi* this win- , cll|„mlon. def.K-ased tel- following counties served by Ih* Garland Powell, manager of the Ju n e s supervisor of Seminole Ing In New W k are lavMed to laapect the vartoa* cast th a n . Orlando office: Ivr. Preliminary work U aUo un-. * u * County mama and at 9:46 o'clock a The seised ballot* allegedly ware elation, whoee trained elaff then County, Lola Nettles, Citrus, lake, Hernando, Oran#*, derway for Florida'* exhibit at ^ . n U5 percent of Flor­ special chapel program will he tampered with by $ 10-a-d*y ape- drift* the radio ecrlpt and etagee colored school nuraa, and Helen the New York World'* Fair Oarrola, Okeechobee, Polk, Setaida's celery prpductloiti the sre- inolc and Sumter. Brace* of Volusia County. prevented la which all Ih* de­ rial canvasser*, many of whom the broadcast, II was **ld. I lino Mr. Stephens ) relary said, to shipped in interWIllIF 1* *ald to hare pov partment* of the school will lake hare been the target of general Mr. Wk-aver explained that that* memrera of Ihe Hoard ..... , . part. AU visitor* are especially charge* of using dilatory and ob- araga of the entire aaatara M'lninolt* counly « crlcr y , iyy The part coll* for a control arc two lypca of lump-sum bad** . . . . ' portion of the United States at Local Businesses leqneoted lo he present for tbl* ftructlonlat lactic* to giro thr would he given represent. I Ion t , of «nKht grower. And fMa under the old-age Iniuranc* tbl* time of year and Monday’* proviainua of lha act that ran b* “P R." a bad name. onr of the display unit*.„ i To Close Tomorrow eight ahlppera wilh an alternate midi- any lima after Dot. 11, broadcast -will bring the name Aa addreaa by Superintendent Today's ballot scliu rt was or* At 'he request of E. It. 1-alley p>ch mctn|K-r. Their Jmics af PabUe I nairact Ion T, W. dried by 8 p*cla! Assistant Attor­ of Hanford lo thonsaada of 11)30. One (• a benefit which an tre a lla a a d aa p aas Nearly all businesses in Han­ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ k ill include iccommcndalions of eligible worker may obtain wt Lawta* la on* of the feature* ney General Matthew M. Levy radio listener*. The itatlon ba* ford will ha closed tomorrow In a f tha areaat** teaching age SS. Tha othar M and Acting District Attorney Syl­ been heard aa far away aa commemoration or a day II McLucaa' Celery Feds .53“ ' Baveral select loo* will he ran- vester Ryan of the Bronx. The New Zealand, a* It Is oa* of the year* ago when business through­ known u* tit* death benefit pay* To Ploy Jax O utfit to ertablish dtilpmclft quotoa mcot. derad by the aaatcal depart ballots wlU tw submitted to lb* moot powerful in Florida. WRUF out moat of lha civilised world _____ throughout Hie marketing *«■* "About 71 percent of mat* Bronx grand jury in an Investiga­ also ha* tha reputation dt be- oatabrated with tha doughboys Head Condi l.inonrd McLuraa' oun. tion in which four canvataer* are in* among the first tow of Iho Iho signing of the Armistice wago earner* who dl* leav* S Hrmlnota Celery Fed* will un­ leading "educational" radio at*already under arrant. widow," Mr. Weaver pointed out, which ceased tha boalilllla* fCeellaweJ w Fag* P eer) dergo their filial practice aea“ more than half th* casaa In Ilona |a (ha U nited dflata*. which bad raged for four years. • Ion of tha week Mils afternoon NEWS BRIEFS "In Californians Report The Rial* Chamber'* present which old-age Inauranca claims Tha otncaa In both the Cl|r aa they are srhrdulad to play BaJutaa wilt ooatlaaa Hall and tha County Court House Ihe Holies Military Academy have been filed, th* amount of th* Interest In “Ezekiel** sart*a..of op lo tha Btstawlda "Florida, will be rlosed and tha Circuit eleven of Jacksonville tomorrow claims wa* all that lha decaaaad had to leave for hla family, Tha fame of-E stkkl ha* crossed Pina 47“ business conference aad Court which |a In cession today evening at *: 0|) o'clock on Ih* flat annual mealing la Orlaado, will not rocouvans until Friday, "More than 69 daath baoaflt -Tha Mae af Ooouaaalam in the eoatinwit, according t« a letter December g-7, whan a now aad It waa teamed. T tr school* also local high ai bool field. claim* and 63 claims of eligible Th* bora ar» all In good con­ America" traa tha topic of an received recently by Mr. and Mm mora elaborate aeriaa of bread- have suspended operation* for workers who have mac had eg* M dition aud ready for the tilt addreaa dell raced by O. W, Banner of Sacramento, Calif, cast* will i d hadarway. already have been cert Iftod Ip lha day. with the Cadrla and Coach Mc­ Th# Cily Briefer wish## to daughter In-law Mr*. H. M. Bpaaone bato n Uw Snaked At tha * ibiT time tha docu Luraa t* cipcitlrig a hard fought rongrutuluto Mr. ami Mr*. Claude Florida. Tha claimant* ara tttel J u l e r Chamhir a t Coemweroa at Kenner of Sacramento, Calif. Moat was signed which aodad game whan Ih* two team* M. Huhanu who mo celebrating nnd woman who haTS aaraad "W# did a W of shopping In Semi-Pro Blackcata Uw WMWr luncheon of 'h e th* grant war, a number of wages In a factory, shop, mill w ctvia body that wa* hold yeaiar- Sacrament* the other day and PrepareFor Leesburg whittles at lha Atlantic Coast clash for the first lime In thair lo n iiid wedding anulvar •tor* or tome other Una of bon* either ichool history. snrr today. day to tha grtu room of tha among ea r purchase* wa* 'E m Mn* Railroad Shops hare will Ineai, Included under th* law* The Cadets who ara coached kicT, a book about th« colored Frioads of <1. I>, Workman, •Inca December 31, ltM , and be­ The Hanford Smal-Fro Black- ha btowm as ta customary and by Kenneth Cppert have just r*(h hack hi Sanford, Florida" mapager lit III* Valdes Hotel, fore ag* 66; and relative* or Mrata andarwawt another practice Fir* Chlaf Mark Cleveland In­ lem was latroderad la for- Mr*. Kanaar writes, adding tha session last night u d a r Iho flood­ dicated that lha air*** on th* won three r*>“r» In auccesalon will tw glad in learn ho has re­ totaa of (boa* who have died this coeatrtea aad also how and shop advertising the book was lights of tho Saaford Armory City's fir* apparatus would also and Kppert, alio scouted Han­ turned to hi* work after a year," , . ford several _weeks ago, told I k mad* Na fin* appear 'decorated la a most alluring m an­ drill Gold aad Coach 8 . A. B- bo aoundrd ht that time. abort illueas. Mr. Waav*r declared that, hi that hla boys ara up against a ner aad that Uw nam* “Sanford, la Uw United stats*. Wilkinion expraaaad hopes of pi't* case of a death claim, tha worker** Tha Sanford Herald will ba that hi hoya nru up against n at**lto* accepted tha Florida- was written arrow tha •tog a fine slrvan on tho flald n«xt published aa aaual tomorrow. Tha "Monro* Chapter No- II relatlvOT or sxatulor of kto aatateq real eleven and will have to (CewStaoel wa **** tow ) r i * . D Mrchhofl display In large latter*should obtain tha props* g|pllM« give au asrsadlnglr good per­ hook, Saaford I* Tuesday evening whaa they era to th e lion form, fill It oat, furnish p ra ri formance, The Cadets ‘went M to Laaey i«»t»hig pahlkity, m l only in Sac­ meet Georgia Motor's L rw bm i Seminole Has 69 thruuxh a one hour scrimmage Services To Be Held of the claim and send lha Infor­ ra mento hat over th* satk* aa* Pro* to Laoaburg. I n CCC Camps session yealrrilnr and *l»h In Holy Cross Church mation to tha Social gw arttg llan, Chamber of Comnwra* af- ,Tb* .group aig ari ■two ruorg Board- Likewise, ha u ld , allglbto brushed up on their passing at­ ftrials reported, adding that ■ players to ’thair raotor last r k bl In nhaervanro of Armlatlca worker*, upon ranching thair W E whan Jay H art, a 141 p o u d licet (•■dnolo County baa I t boy* tacks aa wall n* their kicking. number of requests for Inf dints * of th . tk n about tho "Homo of EaakloT backfkld man who has Ifcrai yeerl aad young man ,ta tha Civilian They ara scheduled to Inara Day, In thu Holy Cross Church birthday ahould obtain npplinttoft of vanity football to his credit Odrpp, according to flguraa Jacksonville Thursday morning tomorrow, there 'will be nttlag forma. have been received alrawdy. service* beginning with tba Reaidenta of Banford .......j Trad* body official* aU* *x- with the Waycnaa Tigers, report toad* w hile In Jacksonville ht at 13:M o’clock. Holy Communion at 7:10 A. M by count!** may obtain appltoatlOTI Als* th* office of t-toytoa C. Cod ' prase id a belief that many tour* ad far hi* first yraaiwr and rontluulng throughout th* blank* at lha -Board'* laU visit tag this Bute dartag Dm added la laa roster Waa I I I pound ttag tia, state wtllar* cornmlsda ywtih a qdl*l rim* of prayer flald office, located a t 111 winter waald stop to Saa**ed ta Bryan Riasi who 'saw action brig from 3:30 A. M. to 3100 J’. M Orange Avenua. Mr. Weaver Th* Bamt>*r In camp waa M 55* Died In Orlando vtsR th* ham* af the M gr* lad ■OTaral year* ago with the local according In Martin Gram, pastor adding that ctolmanta ara U wha to portrayed to a* I*Invert­ High School eierwa. Blau will 14 W l September, wb|lo oarollmsnt was IT, with Mrs- A. C. Pewett, BS, mother of tha churrh. who added that ed free of charg* In filing ing * xaaawar Ip Mrs. CMfm G a r placed a t ton toakto tori will p'ag with Stoptor nr Mttjmgr at lha t M ritergod * of Bylverier Starling of Sanford, th* gpaclal prayer cards w|H n c r'a story. rtb a r tochto p o st g rial enroll mast tor th* •tote, died hi Orlaado tsriy Monday be used and that averypna la T A report fraas lha tend coouriU A a of record, to T.1TI- morn tog following an illnaaa of walooma to attend for a few ^momenta of prayer and madl- LOCAL too daring tho apartel meeting " " to ta «*caas of th* Florida aevaxal weak*. last night stated th at a dot quota of t.tr i, da* to I Funatal services were bald *1 tatlon' Fare aart payment had hoaw prid aad that Tt»* followlnr nahera from •f aoma other atate* th* Car*/ Hand Chapel Tuesday Cloudy tonight nnd WINTER HAVEN. Wot, t e - com piste art ad M aalform* thair fall quota* beeaSM and Interment waa made a t Baa lha Woman's Auxiliary will achadatod tOTatrtfW from Alton on dnly daring the day: Mr*. probably o*ra *tonal rata hi * Industrial activity, CHy, a*., tr ity . a t two m i awl S t o t e Friday aaroUaos raertva | t i par Mrs. Pewett to • arrived by her It. F. Whltear. Mr*. J. St. CUtf and central i i a hawse aa t t aad s a ri l i t p a r ' month ■band" a r i flra sons, Gary,Tho- Whit*. Mm, B. O, ('has*, Mra- cooler In axtram Ed ta dspariaata at bom*. M, and Herd Starting af Ortaad* W. r . Wat son, Mra. .Martfa Thursday. tha trt* died COO camp* with qaolaa and Sylvaator Sterling of Sanford, Rraax. Mra. II. fa Cornell, Mra Florida—otoady, •acb ara a bvrihar WUltom Oraddy F. Dyaon. Mr*. M If. CdaMtly, tonal - rata tonight and g« p»ta»d* ____________ aad Mra, J. *, li«toy. 1 td V .u h l a : NEW Y o u r, N<m lh.-W’HUlllity company aharea led vlgorooa opium In the market today with many boo*ted (1 lo S3 or more. Larg* block*, many at high aa IJH$ ■ham, changed hand* aa hoy M* order* awept tha trading flaar of the Stock Exchange. Bom bs Dropped By Jap P l a n e s ■ k , m - % l 1 T 1 - r r 'a di . [• " . ' i l ,- -1 fs !• Florida Exhibits AAA Announces Are Described By Nov. 13 Effective Byron S. Stephens Date For Control Program Planned New York Police Bj High School On Seize Ballots Mn Edacalioaal Week Drive On Fraud in* - im Established In 1908 WaU S t r e e t In te r­ C o m m u n i s t P aper Insists Purpose Of prets R o o s e v e l t Statem ent As *Pro»* 11 a 1o-J a p-German ise Of H ands O ft A 1 11 a n c e Is Wa r f S t o r y O f Sanford Will B e T o ld B y S tate Radio Friday I 1937 Old A ge Insurance, C l a i m s Are B ein g R a p i d l y C ertified Jaycees Hear Talk By G. W. Spencer About Communism Cri’Y Boys Mrs. A. G. Pewett, M o Found Dead Near Winter Haven WEAT Q I � 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. 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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 09, 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/a0d6c68a4caa2c5c7a8c250b502b3396.pdf e07210fc6dbc42c27c972143d6ff9789 PDF Text Text - Ole* j — >1*0 . if* * r* X*> .V. NEW MIRACLES OP GRACE Luise Ra Tracy - WED The *>er* of “The Good Earth” other wsIH bmwm m w la proaL and "Captains Courageous,* »* neat twine toclndo Janet specUvcly, arc united in the new Eddb Qulllaa, Vktar Vi Mdro-Coidwyn Meyer p i c t u r e , car O'Shea, Helen Troy, Wl —big City," which iliow* Wcdnea* Demand, John Arledge, I nr lag day end Thursday *t the Kite Bacon, Galnn Willi*mi and Xagb . Theater wills 1^41*0 Rainer and Toomey. epencer Ttecy eo-star.ed for the* Abo of interest b Um epiar ; first time- . .sne* In a reslistb free-fw-all The new pktute, presenting a street battle eeqoenm ef the* crosi-eedbn of American motro- *ports whrld as Jack Dempsey,, politaa'life, with I n c y s i s ‘New1James J. Jeffries, Jimmy MelnrYerfc City (gxicab drl**r who b-* nln, M ssb Heesnhloom, Jim •comes Involved in * war betwosnjThorpe, Frank Wykeff, Jackb rival taslcab comptnlcs, and Miss Fields, Man Moontaio Dean, Boil ' Montana and other athlete* One Rainer as bis 'Immigrant whom be barely savct from de­ of Um picture'* sconce b bid in part It ion, U front ths pon o! Nor­ Jack Dempsey's Restaurant, the; man Krsi.nn the brilliant yotng famous gathering place ef sports playwright wlloso "Fury’’ con­ celebrities having been coplod t* Lnlm sidered one of the outstanding (he b at detail. In "Big City" Luise Rainer once photopbys of list year The production, wj»» filmed BfJ- again dsmonetratee her brilliant MUSIC IN der the direction op Frank Dor- flair for roraatOlty in meting. A tag* who** directorial sneceaecp far cry from bar robe In “The date back to “Humcreaqu#'' a thi Good (Earth* and "The G rbt Zbg* fold" and Um diract opposite of Include in ti memorable hit* "Sevrtiih Heaven,” "A Farewell to her recent portrayal of tbg Count-, Arms" and the recent "History la css In "The Emperor’s Candbsticks," her new n h places her as Msde at Night," The veteran character actor, a simple Roumanian girl who has Benin Hsnb displays m i Mtracba ol'BtMa u alw abates >m Charley Crapewh), held* the sup­ left her fetherbnd to com* to ■kla u the tuneful melodise of Pollack and Mitchell, and Gordon porting c u t of “Big City* end America, tho "land ef hope,” m 4 R m l In Um Twentieth Century-Fox mo*lot MnuUoo, ‘'Thin W .rk” Comes To R ita On Tuesday Ann Sothern, Edward Horton* Jack Haleys Mary Boland Star “WISH* New ways of loving Rod newer ways of laughing In the new kbtf of bugh-1ilt that b the funniest ,“comm»tIon-picture" of tha year wOl bring a liberal ed act Iion in kOarity to lb* aefeen of the R ib j theatre when “Danger-Love At . Work" p b y i Tuesday. Ann Both* etn, Jack liaby, Mary Boland, sqd •Edward Evereb Horton are star­ red in the diffbst comedy evpr produced by the TwentbUi Cen­ tury Fog merrymakers. In or out of bodlnm no one he* ever seen the like* of the franUo romsntka and haywire hibrity of this outstanding comedy. Id ^ m nutshell (a very fitting plies, | B the way) thi* new kind of rib* tickling ta b b a simple story (•Imply devastating) of Girl meets Boy, Boy meeb Family, Bey bees Mind) Tho Girl b Ann ' SoHicm, the dafflest debutants who ever came out—of a trance! The Boy b Jack Haley, tha mo*t bewildered Romeo who ever fated n shatgunl Tha Family la alto­ gether plxRated, with a cuckoo for their crest and a strait-jacket their coat-of-nrmat The Mind— well, tbbody dote, it’a all grand I^VBLY LADY J O PR O G R A M M E FO R W E E K O F N O V. 7 ■UR uamlndfel of the n n o r clrcnbUag through the Tillage. The agent* dlacoecr they h e n been tffcfcod by Walbum -and through sympathy for each other, bicome fait friends. With thee* matter* compi icetin* l|>e situation, the ar­ rival of the rn sic Minuter (Big Rumaan) open* the way to a happy conclusion. Three elaborate skating num- Um dasmlbg wond*r lends of thi 8wU» Alps, Intersperse lb« to­ manUe story. In these numbers, IliM Henta iim tM many ekatIn* routine! mort difficult than any m r M om attempted on lee. Wm Iu of lnten.lv* practice were necessary In order to jurfccily m k o U the routine*. Arthur Treacher, Raymond Walbuni and Joan. Daria head the Important aupportlng cast, which aleo Include* SI* Rumaan, Alan Heb, Leah Ray, MihrUIi Cooper, Maurice Caw, and George Qirot, Luba Rainer can bring teem to her eye* at will She does It In "Rig City,” the Metro-ColdwynMayer production which co-atara her with Spencer Trccy at the Hit* theatre Wbdafcday and AT THE RITZ Sunday, Monday—Bonja .llrnl*, Tyrone Power In 'THIN ICE." A gay and magnlfkent musical, superbtiv* entertain­ ment. Tuesday—The Big Day, 42S special attractions and Ann Solhem, Mary Boland, Jack Haley, Edward Everett Horton hi "DANGER LOVE AT WORK." Regbtor f t the matin**. Wednesday? Thursday—Luis. Rainer and Sponeer Tracy In "BIO CITY" and Bobb^ Breen In "MAKS A WISH." FVIday—On the stage nip* - o'clock BIO APPLE DANCE CONTEST. The sensation of the country. On Um o'Tocn Jaosc Matthews. New Songs, N et' Dsnctl—Everything you Ilk*. “GANGWAY." Saturday—Cesar Romero and Phyllis Brooks In “DAN­ GEROUSLY YOURS." Bab Ruaaoll In "LIGHTNING TRIG­ GERS." AT THE PRINCESS . Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 18th and 14th, COURAGE" and “SATURDAY'S HEROES." font •'*! | Delirious and d«looney, but, oh, so darned romantic, the screen story by James Edward Grant end Ben Markeon despatches poor,1 sane Jack Haley to the balmy Southern plantation' of tho moot p Is Hated family In D b b , n hap­ py household run by Mary Boland, a hare-brained dowager wha wouldn't recognise an Inhibition U ah* had on* Tho princpel target of her nuptial-making shotgun b * Edward Horton, a brain apecblbt fat search ef n brain. Mathew*, lovely Gaumont aUr as *f»* appear* In .her labst ileal production, "Gangway,” gt the Rita Thaatar Friday Others who appear |n ths east Music b again an Important nr* Nat Pendleton and Noel Madi­ son. and tho song numbers were part of n Bobbj Breen vehicle, written by tha Hollywood trio of and bore are have Basil Bath boo* Lemar, Goodhart and Hoffman. and Bobby In n scan* from “Make a Wish." RKO production Oscar Sinus, noted at tho Rib Wednesday and composer was brought t« Holly­ wood especially to writ# tho aongi Thursday, In which tho _ young for "lU ka a Wish," Bobby Guinn (Big Boy) Williams was , tenor b singing a seetrad-Ao- drink s b - g m i k i f l »***-*■" ten fcy i in "Big City." milk for n "BANGER ------------------------- © The H ousew ife... • -V 7 • -j - . . ‘‘Research Professor o£ Economy II SHE'S not a Ph.D. or an IX.D. She hjjpn’t a diploma or a cap and gown. Her research done In the lib- oratory or the library.- !}*'-.. j - • • ' - V •i***. I *, -ifi-Mf-7 .VW a ■' »■ f- -** ■* She reacla the a^vertisemegta In this paper with lifte d care an4 consideration. They form her research data. By means of them she makes her pujr$hfucs so that she well deserves the title of “Reaearch Professor of Econ­ omy." She discovers Item after item, as the year rolls 01^ combining high quality wfth low. a ^ k m . w Deed' Oar *a i 7 , . N f. . y ' n o n n g a r t W a , wtlk gnragn, h t r r n t . nmw* 0 4 F 1RBT F L O O R ngnrtM nt- F r i v W i i iW M «> r a M m m CM U m gm k t IM M m i ROt BOOM ! l S VEr For Sale *vi ^ t im b T lil hoene fo r U s m s m * n^»Rf ■* . 1 , *■ w e » n *okro v - m ' ,♦V?v * T pV-«y^ ■ r ; faa ^ . : j? * • 1 'K-i V^ -v r . ;v.v* - J i . '.il'a it-vtfc r. I �/ / M ore 8ANVORD, FLORIDA. Is Defeated Rotary Hear! C onservation Needs In U.S. New Justice Delivers F i r s t Decision In Case Involving Fed­ eral Trade Board Dr. A. H. Hadley Soys Nation Is Wasting '• Natural Resources; Urgds Better LawJ Unfair Methods Of Sales C ited Declaring th a t on the wh° V Florida's g am e lsw* are very rood, hot pointing , out th at this w » j one of the JlA states In the onion to enact legislation protecting black bass, Dr. Alden It. Hadley, a lecturer on hltds and comervn* lion, arts tho principal speaker At DEATH SENTENCE FACES MRS. HAHN Encyclopedia Called Free. Only $69.50 To KeepUp To Date ' WASHINGTON, Nov. 8— (AP)—Threa Florida oil .companies lost In the BitQpm ne Court today In their effort to obtain a reconald* cratlon of Its recent actioit on the ground that Justice Hugo L. Black wag ineligible to sit on the bench. The Court gave no explanation of Its refusal to g ran t . raeun■Iderailon- T hat w as Jn line with the regular procedure In such an action. The enncanesi r n t was made a fte r Black .h id read one opinion which he had Written, die3 rented to another, . and*' voted against th# governm ent in * th ird case. Tha Florida firm s sought a re* consideration of tho court's r e ­ f i t s ! on Oct. I I to interfere witg attem pts by the Security Com­ mission to subpoena telegram s sent and received by the eompanlet. Not only was tho constitutionaltty of B uck's appointment a t­ tacked but lb s petition contended the court's action on the litigation France Is Alarmed Hy Nan W u sl** CJln Italian Waters PARIB, Nov. I . — Arrival of flvn Herman warahtp* la the lu lla a Bay of Oast* for, com­ bined maneuver* with the 'Ita l­ ian fleet convinced French na­ val authorities last night th at the Ilalo-Oecman-Japanve* pact against communism, signed S a t­ urday la Rome, has sacral mlb The combined maneuvers, coming lew than |4 hoars after signing of the "enticed" a l­ liance, was authoritatively de­ scribed la pari* a* ' ‘more than a mere coincidence'' end a grave menace to French and nrittsh colonial communications through the Mediterranean. The French pres* reported last night that, during Satur­ day'* conversation* in Roma, It was decided to make Berlin tha capital of the an 11-communist front and establish permanent b ead g n artsn there f6r combined consultations of the naval and military general staff* p i o*rm siy , Italy and Jap an .tiee. It waa said, would constant­ ly alter mobilisation and opera­ tion Pina* to moot "any iirio a s world conflict,** Th so roll colly tho three fleeln woe Id he aatnrad only la a com- lAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1937 Sminole Cmraly Product Fruit And Vegetable* Than Similar Area In America' NUM BER Establish'd In 1908 Over 200 Passengers Killed: When Jap Planes Bomb Trair Blocked Kick Gives Florida 6-0 Victory Over Georgia Seven Coaches Des- \ troyed On Express^5 To Nanking: Carry- Ving No S o l d i e r s Chinese Launch ** Counter A ttack i — Attempt Ts Made To . ^ Isolate Jap Force ** South Of. fihnnghal NANKING. Nov. 8.—(AP)- f W ith lipe puraed and* eyre downcast Ilya. Anna M arie Hahn U shown leaving an elevator for h er Jail coll a few minutes a fte r hear­ ing a Cincinnati Jury find her guilty of m urder in the death o f J a ­ cob W agnar. Tha fa c t th a t tha Jury did not recommend mercy au ­ tom atically condemned her to dsath. W ith th e accused “mass-murduress" is shown h er defense attorney, H iram Boleatnger, Central Florida LaGuardia Moves C 01 C Council To Prevent Fraud Meets Tomorrow In New York V ole Resum e Schedules Mrs. Elvira Garner 125 Detectives A re Follow ing S t r i k e .Will D e l i v e r Ad- Ordered To Watch JACKSONVILLE, Nov. I —O. dress On “Ezeltier Slow Ballot Count W. Bartlett, executive general agent, of Clyde-Mallory Lines, A largo attendance la expectNEW YORK, Nov, 8—W l- . last night announced details re­ ad a t th e Sixth aanlveraary M ayor La Ouerdia invoked hie po- garding the resumption of sail­ ings from New York and Jack­ sonville, following the rocent longshorem en*- strike whirl* mere* to be held tu th e Club- York disrupted service for several weeka. room of tho Vnldea Hotel to- eenlall Tho* first sailing southbound morrow morning, officiate of tho 128 will bo Hid HS Agwldale, cargo Seminole County Chamber of ” only, from New York. WednesCommerce announced today. day, November 10, with arrival T. E Simpson, president of ilowly, at Jacksonville ttalurdsy mom the local ChaThber and also results Ing. November IS, sailing north­ president of the Council will paper bound Iha same afternoon for preside over the meeting n t membJ New York, for arrival at that which representatives are ex- e)ty co port Tuesday, morning. pected from the Chambsra *.f Mstt The first sailing northbound Commerce throughout Central the A will be the H«. Seminole, cSrgo only, from Jacksonville, F ri­ Florlde. (rommli day. November II. making cjll at Charleston on Saturday with arrival at Now York Mon­ day morning. The Htt. Cherokee, with panxengor* and freight, will sail from Naw York ou Thursday. Nlivembtr t l , making "call SI Charleston Saturday, with a r ­ rival at Jackson tid e Humlay morning. November H , sailing the same afternoon, making cell a t Charleston, with arrival New York Wednesday, November IT. Kffectlea with the sailing of tha SB Shawnee, with passen­ ger* and freight, Saturday, No­ vember I t , regular sailings will be resumed ea follows: Tha Shawnee will arrive al Jacksonville directly from New York tha following Monday Attorney, follower by a re ­ NEW - YORK, Nov- I. —{AT— 'morning, proceadlng that after­ sponse from C. A. Byrd o f. Dayton* Beech) greetings will n* An official cotton crop forecast noon tor Miami with arrival offered by E arl W. Brow* of for ,11.141.04)0 http*, the Urgent Tuesday morning, sailing from American crop aa Miami Tuesday afternoon with DaLaad followed hy a history Indicated of tho Control Florida Council record, caused futnra* to decline call *1 Jacksonville - Wednesday by H. 1* Smith, secretary of the ID to II points net. When tha morning, proceeding th at after­ Morton County Chamber of m arket re-opened today follow­ noon for Naw York direct, with Commerce: and K arl Lehmann, ing the publication of the eetl- ariva| a t 11:00 o'clock Friday secretary of the Labe County mate. morning. Renewed liquidation developed Chamber of Commerce will dis­ but tha trad* regarded the ease a New cam paign tor Amer­ losses a* comparatively moder­ ican Business* Daring the business meeting ate In view of the Increase of election of officers wfll bo held (Tt.OOe balsa la the estimated and the meeting place not forth crop figure over ' that of a month ego. The total w ar well The "Exceptional Child" w*s above the r r n i f * trade expec­ the aubject of an address by ts Hons end lb* estim ate b for Dorothy Lamb, County School th a largest crop la history. . nurae, a t tha meet lag of th* W est Bide I'aranl Teacher* A* •oclsllon Thursday afternoon. Daring the buslnase neuloh of th* msetlng report* of the various com mills** w ere heard MIAMI, Not. I. -r{*T— A»raey* for Y**oo W. Harray, The Bonford Semt-Frp Black* Including a report o t th* FTA to told police held him ln- cole- will net havo a practice Ma­ • ta la Convention in Daytons im in to o d n tor 1 » bear* while s k * tonight since th e law fard Beach roceatly by Mr*. R L I 'M B y dyteg af diphtheria. arm ory drill flrid ii to be weed Heard, who p reel dad aver tb* by th e R aikm el Guerdon**. Coach S. A B Wilkinson organ aO Largest Cotton Crop On Record Reported Mrs. Dorothy Lamb Talks To PTA Group Leesburg Asks Game With Pro Blackcats — MnJVt U tah 2tM) p a-B cn g o rtt >,3 tvrrr- b lllo il o r i n j u m l t S I a y . ■ C ( h tn e - o M ln lrtry o f { lU iQ - - t j w ay a w h e n f ix J n p a n s o O ' -'.l p lu tir iti's tro y w l s e v e n j c o a c h e s o f llio H oiithbounct*‘- ; | T itin n n -P u k o w E x p r e s s t r a i n - -3 a) S U h 'lip o S ta t io n a b o u t 160 ".'j jtTTTv'* n o r t h w e s t o f N a n k in g .^ 1Itj m lni.tiy linIntT-l the train ^ i' tu rn ed no troops. The fill in »e itsclatrd ' tonight A rarity of football—a blocked punt—gave Florida a It to 0 victory o w r Georgia In their game they had launched a .c o u n te r^ ■ at Jacksonville. Charlca Krejclcr of Florida broke up the el tempted kick by GeorgU’e Hilly Mims and oflsnslve in Isolato th e . J*>Clifford W hlddon/ Florida end, swooped up the b a || end ran 2fl yards fo r touchdown. Whlddon (•** eueae torro south of Bhanghst. estlm sied at il.ooo men, from-1', ■ trvmo right) la shown racing for the goal line. ______________ _ Its* landing huso ou the see , roast, Bsvers rightliTK broke out h o t)i, anuth and w rit of Shanghai. 10 Chekiang pruvinr# to the south the Cblueae declared they had repulsed a surprise . Japanese J thrust toward Shanghai fMM , . .5 By RICHARD O. MABSOCK the liangkow nay area. ] MOSCOW. Nov. » —</P>—now The Japanese reported Ad* ' ? ala's educational, cultural and vanres south of Boocbow Crash ’ f eclonlirte progreaa from that nu the wostern edge of Shahs' of a backward nation of llilierhills lutiTiintlunal settlem ent. i *tea to th a t of u country ploriilnese relaforcem edte war* pairing In flights over tho rushid to Bungktanf, A 1v t i a l j point In the Chinese defaMesT.-#: The City CommUatnncra meet In the celebration of tb s Soviet V^-iusi whlrl^ one of Hit C1*/*4 y * Ion's loth birthday, Novum- the illty Hull tonight for their Jnpiiirao columns wee striking -*i Jup.ihrau trm l monthly . meeting. from tbp south. Soviet leaders ron.lxnlly re ­ Another Japanese column, Chi' The Junior tjmmlx-r of Com' mind the masses how much p tl 'e a ll a a ^ « I’aw. P m i I better oft they ere mnterlnlly nn-rco will hold ,’lt* regular week­ end mentally than under the ly luncheon in tho grill room of evert. Kiirclg it observers agree Hie Yuhlex hotel Tiled lay at 12:15 that the m aterial and m rnlal otlccklot of the innssei has risen from e pul. of tell cor* * whht, beforu Iha war, was a l­ The (’m in iI Ftoinla t'oenr C ham ter of CoPlRlrrro will most xoro^ f i ' s pick ihe-Winner Visitor* ' who ware In llusaiti ill the YalAex lintel Tin nt s i turd ay's mn* , several year* ago report that morning at fl:(M o'clock fry mines, Mr*. M. J* the Kueslsn. w hile' (nr from be­ sixth n'nnivrroury cch bra'iuti • p.m ford's plrk- ' ing ‘well dressed, now ' (s fb llo r i ipi.-ti for Ihl* clothed, Food now appear* *u( I'craona who arc on) of work flclent, If not over plentiful. II l game tint). Mrsw or who have only part tim e em­ no longer le rationed to *"!' *‘t correctly -i ployment nre rcipjcstiil to fill Thu average wage of_ Indus­ i.i 1mini fiif'tj j(ElTl# * out the csril nu it drop them In trial Workers has la in an­ !-. u grime which tho mall* or return them to H ip nounced as 1.770 rubles n year, i.ifufit contcHtents carrier*. No poatage will be re­ oy about | l l a mouth at tho of­ quired for the card*. ficial exchange rate. With a I -j .'imdi.g inm pllm entary The census was approved nt the *u|t costing 300 to 400 rubles, i t : ii. iii- nu* T heater worn la>t ecrtlon of renprevv and tin- rln. <-[i|:fUkinuU ful Iowing shoea ito rubles and buller through It the President end Fun- Mi about I rubles a pound. It take* l i t - ii and In H'o ordi-e in grcea hope to a - c r is ln *« p e n r most of the Soviet wage to live. '■tih It lll<) wiip. Mr*. 51, W. ty ps possible the exact number Hut the Soviet rltlien le nhle H arriet, t>. A ll Wilkinson, , of tihrmplnyrd peraone In Baiifnrd Mr- J to ga to the Ih cslrr and tha Htlnci-lphcr, J. 51. and Remlnlda fo p n ly awell ax Btovlea, he has rheap book*,' he )*11ii tphei Jolmnll Myrlck, | Ihrnughout, the Nation, Mr. Holly Ml*» ll il.. I-ing. Allen Newenjoy* amusement park*. rest said. homes and free education. loan. Mr", Jack Wilkinson and I'laude A- Bw.nsim'i blunt w arn­ In conclusion the local Post­ President Mikhail 1. Kallqln ing fh*I Ih i povernnicnt's first m aster stnii-d that I lie following !»n i*!a*« Hli untioiil. recently , wrote: ■ Winner* niny cull nt The venture into this fu h l U«n men* are the persons who should re g ­ "ft Is true that we hare some tew tu ih* -i*i ic nu I f r ( h » e Herald tiff" nui Inior than ister! 'w is e a c re ' alio compare dw ell­ Tuesday eiooinc nt 6 :0* o'clock The attack was so f o i.f f jl th at Those who have worked for ing and food conditions of our observer* apeculuivti un Hie po»>i- pay. who are *hlc to work and in ri>cet»- -ihclr ticket*. workers with Ihuae. let us say. Mlity th at a diffi-roit moI uC ru h a si ill want work i those who fo r­ of American workers. They may be sktabllslu-it iii the pro- merly had th eir own business, euiwam that the American work­ •oacd wsgvs and li'Aits hill to ap­ fa n * , v r professional practice, er consum es, ro.orn meal and has ply do nuMtAiVtitebra- wh» hanuU) and no longer wot k a t Jt, who ere A belter apartm ent’. "itlerlul* gout, Into govsram int nldo to work and want workf *. * * - r .* * 7i ,.“ l hcllnvo 'th e skilled worker program invoOipg ins Army snd I t America sals more chocolate' Navy, -Visitor* l>"v" will hA held . nt thn Hi-mliinle 11 twti Reboot, then the Russian worker. One Swsnsun said tha N avy was Frlrtsv, Nov. 13 from 9:44 A> , should not lake Into consider"definitely ap p 'rl revive.' rrgr.ul M. throughout (ho day In cel#- : g|h>n chocolate bars alone, but log effect* of Increased restric­ luallon of National Education, afeo the materiel and cultural tive lrgl»l*:i i.i on the nsvut Week suit all parent* and ffiend* . , services enjoyed h r worker* In building program 'll* apparently •re requtwj^d to visit th* school Uto Soviet Union; tor Instance, h i m - lim J'd u rln * lt|*i d ay ., • -t.-ic twet home*, sanatorium*, kinder­ ntftrrud to >hi* W alsh-H esly.A it. which cstsotu t ’le U U r etandaid' » 'r-. Mne 11-tU, kfaxwel) « • , ' garten*. nurseries and holiday* fo r prlvnio IIrra* engaged i n perlstly ro-i'irstad / " tboae w h o "' (Cm IIsw S m r a s . Peer) rrnm cni contracts and which prapup tu h e ' pre-ent for the spestm ably wouW or perpetuatvl hjj[ ctal nasem hlr program In whlqh the wages and hour* bill s e l/iall department* of the K bacl ,’x ulrd to com* up a* the special I t s ' The KMInute }|(gh Bchmii Cel- will be represented. slon of Congress. All vlitlar* were also reqaaot- .a) cry-Fe<ls will brain e lhn-o-day Navy DepsTtmi-id recomm-nda/HBNDAYK, NOV «. — (AT—to- tlons that the -u tm o st care" b* practice icealon thle afternoon on n t to r**|ster for one of •ho j •argent communique. reported taken In future labor Ugl»lili™ the high school practice field in rlassea aa attendance wtQ be . t d a y th at Oeneralisstmo Fran- to guard ag ain st -inordinate de­ pnrperatloa fo r the Armistice Day counted tow*rd the annual FTA 4 laoo Franco'* forces hod man- lays" In completion of th* defense clash wth Doties M ilitary Acad­ prise ot |3 I for tha elaae h a v ** 1 urored into several new poal' program , wet* expected to here emy of Jacksonville, to be played Ing (ha largpst altendance ad , t e*e la thu Babinunlgo sector f a r reaching effacU on cnesvk-ra­ on the local athlftlc field *1 8:00 parent* and friend* during; th e .0 year. •• , o'clock Thursday evening 1 1 tha Aragon front. tion of tha wogev and hours hillTho Celery-Feds, fresh from a T h e operation ws* said to F urther apprehension over slow­ ava ' Atcalghlcneil the liunrgaat ing up o t th* " trre ly navy" pro­ moral victory over tho Orlando non la the northern *roa *outh- gram w as expressed yesterday hy Tiger*, a r) still Jn good condition aaAt of Joes n u r French borj Admiral Wttflam D- Leahy, chief and scrimraago held possibly Monday and Ml of naval operation- in his annual ockaowt- report to fh a secretsiy, which Tuesdayram enl source* ----------Generally f s lr toelgh Coach Leon l CiI Mclsica* <hl* th a t a series of "mlo&i" soldi morning Staled -that be wished te Tuesday slightly w ansev meats rompsilsd the "Th# th ief of naval operation* I militiamen to withdraw Is net satisfied w its lb* delay • in thank the cltlim * of Sanford fo r tram* northw est portion ; Warted tbst ttbo In»ur- tha completion of new ship* built th rir splendid sup port In *tt**d- Extrem e northw est Florida ly cloudy, w arm er la east advance was limited to eth er b f Navyt yards or by privet# sn re * t Ih* gsnfonl Orltndo game . tPMMtowed * • Faye Yneee) , and Ito hoped fo r eaolhry good tonight. Reds Emphasize Progress In Education And Science CITY NEWS BRIEFS Mrs. M. J. Hyatt Wins Grid Contest Naval S e c r e ta r y Opposes Proposed Wa^es-Hours Bi l l Hitfli School Ready .$3 For “Visitors Day* Bisurgrents Report GainsOnAragonFront Celery Feds Prepare s ' For Bollea Clash irstloni wfll b- LOCAL WEA' « » K o r,U h m » t« ttr �i Bata.Jar with tft* AAAWonal evJdsncs m 7T,tahxlt fonth*sd funiM%M Srtoniay Saturday saftoanesment of #a aati-cdtemanlit poet signed by Itfly, Germany, and Japan that tliaae these t aaclat power* are gsttfng ready to wage War sgainst Rum la. The annouAe* mast aald that it la directed agalnet none and <■ open to alt but that U merely the language o f diplomacy. “TIM treaty algnlflsa," it wea also ateted, "that faaciam lntanda to defend Itelf agetnat every enmy." Agalnat what anemyT Againat whom la It neesaaafjf fog Italy, Oarmaay. aad Jan a to form an alliance in egrpr to dtfand thsmastvM? Who ia preparing to attaefiTMir of theaa three countries 7 What could any nation poaalbly gain fhmi becoming the aggreeaor agalnat one of thee# over-populated, Impoverished, warlike nations? Certainly not Russia, for Russia already bits more territory than (ho RADIO NRADIO Ethiopia, tha kind O f defense whlah resulted la the eeiiure of Manchuria by Jap** Tha three faadat powers are preparing for a defensive war against Russia Whlah >will result, If aucceaafu^ in a targe part of Siberia being, taken over by Japan, In the Ukraine being telaed by Germany, aad in tha craation of a gigantic Roman Empire la thTifaditerranesn. Wt hope that if this war come* other nations, per* RADIO 1938 RCA & ZENITH EA fit TERMS HOFMANN Electric Service m MagaeUa Are Ptoas tn DAYBOOK toe hits aad mdnaurlnga, tha If. . biasing ahlrer 91 Pina troaa. tha thrill aad fo r r f l t l longue 3 f Insects wbara tha !' grataaa quiver; golden Daly ona aound so wildly, bold►j*-if flung— . Jrto book of wild geaeo rising ' from tha rl ref, Ifrn T C B ADAMS. I toe*use a labor union cfiarge-1 I with going on -m “slumming •NlPJoh, wonder what oa would i f bo over ran for Congress. •. - - — . o - ■ Mkfotd U going to have a mw >00 trailer camp, a fallow laid M dreamed (ha other nightt that’s nothing, wo had a «e that hid been dlfIn Hack Rumbley'a cri­ nor ! i likely to. Wt htvt but k small stake, if any, In thoae p a rta of th b world which art t e b e fought over. We want to war once te help the rest of the world. We ehould stay but of the neat one. W A S H IN G TO N , Nov. t — Often tha qoaallen ia aakadt what will Justice Clack do shoe and II aa oners from mobs, lis disapproved of proalalaaa permitting .countlaa anti-lynching bid la teatad tha supreme court, oa seem te be fined boavlir for having baan it wOl be. Ha did haf than raise the ques­ tion of whether It woa constitu­ tionally permissible to t tha fadtime Block WM sol a eandldata els! government to ttap Into the local low enforcement field. But for tha suprams court. Thle prelude la given so It may Black baa not stood boevlly on the be understood Mat In replying to division of etata and federal dutiea. It ia true enough* that advocates questions about Mo position Man on tho anti-lynching bill, Block of antUyaefckig legislation atnee the nee# nfTW eral power to pun­ ish eoantias aad officials gf Boun­ ties wharp - lyttehlnga occur. Tho Black “raaerratloaa- along that Ibta might. If written Into n bill, partially m tltfy Ha affuellrasmae But the fact remains Mot while Tree, SaUl ASdteoaa. aalh Pee* Okarwtte t»bi». Jobs MersbaB Passat, Howard Botetsr, Jr., Rey IlowalL JN teak Mewall, Nod Baadtek oed telly Pugh. Mrs. o, R. Boat sad Mr* & W. labUi alteada# U s Couaty Parant Teachers Association St Oaaara Uat weak. Ttaa Community Church last Sunday accaptad tha roatgaaUon ol tbolr paator, tha Rar. Jaa. M. Tbampaou. wba la takftag to aeoapt a charge at St. Cloud. Tbs Olrl Saeeta antatlalaad at tbatr LHtla Houta Teoadar anaraooe la honor • of Saovt Praaoaa Thompeon aad Mr* ». M. Thompeon, Coflualttao C U B man, who bare bbb* active la Mo nonet war* alaoo IU P ftu l■altos la lilt. A teatur* ot Mo aSamooa * u o hasdkarehtet BUSINESS MAN’S Martini Garagt . LUNCH A 59% Discount on 12,061.32 pftea yon ana affaH la pay Martin's Gunge SERVED FROM 11:30 TO StOO NO FOOLIN’ PERK’S CLUB W E R T -T h e JE W E L E R on bs Illinois CentraI'a "ftaaam s p o s ja r kfkiUhod bt The Hamid Be o th er doyf Rows’ did that. Ivlddntly they are as had on rail■ndf as they a n on motorist*. who limply chnriot’iaolgte thunselveg when cold germi art being circulated, to avoid thia troublesome malady. They W o are looking forward to A r are i sdla receiving an Army air bat*. 1. Get plenty of bleep, fresh air and sunshine. f t foal aura M at if Waurhula 2. Eat all the nourishing food you need, but avoid an bflp her In any way, aha II overeating. ba glad to do ae— Wauckula Adt 8. Dress sensibly and With regard to the climate. ^raeat*. In te rc ity co-operation. --------- 0--------4. If you get wet, change to dry elothing aa soon Japan, Germany, and Italy ata ag poulble. holding hand* In a ring-aboutB. Breaths through your nose, not your mouth. tbf-roaey, with lha big old Uua . ala* haar alltbig In Me middle 6. “Cleanliness ia next to godliness." Bathe dally. aad gnaihlng hi* teeth. If that 7. Avoid constipation. la s t enough lo d a rt aomothlng, 8. Gat outdoor exercises every day. Long walks ft ought to be. are excellent. o v e r a aked to r a n a v plat9. Avoid sudden changes of temperature. i te r hla party, but the tint10. Keep Away from people who have colds. muat be found f ir a t—Miami “It goes without saying. Dr. Frlaer says, “that thoae ,14- Republican party leader* IkArt tog of ualng their bead*. with colds must use head^aiohiefa when eneeaing, cough­ Petersburg Independent. ing or expectorating, to avoid Infecting other* Overeat­ 1 should consider Ilia rile Me- ing lower* resistance, making tha Individual more sus­ ceptible to eolda. tf you have difficulty In breathing property, see your doctor promptly j your tonsils, adenoids, , Don’t go from n hot table protection .and rent ou the novtr cool off by alt ting in a <bmft or directly in front of * * * *" *toctolc ton. Finally, tf thsrs t toe write! ta 7™* vWni^. Ul3»* -5 r four were horns, quATABtina cold auffteWa, particularly If there are with whUh' children or old people around. The infection of children The election of IBM, however, brought out enough campaign pledges for an antl lynchtng bill apparently to aaautw reconsidera­ tion of the lasso by tho tenets. Tha house already had passed a itltynrbfng legislation. Since Black was tha loader of tha previous filibuster, wa asked Mm le*t session If ha tg a la planned to filibuster tha measure, lie ducked the word filibuster, since any senator declines te con­ cede ha would willfully bald up tha senate business by th at strataay. However, he aald lh at unhaa an accepuM e bill wao drafted, ha 4would - . . . I .1 -debate - J A . I . I, H fully.** II* then added M at ho believed it was poaalble te w rite a* akUlynchhtg till which would ho w coptahle te hlmaelf and aotbe of hit cetlragute from eouthov i ytalea. II# did not preaumo (a apeak far all of Mem. He epettly dlillked auch leglalallon, aad heatedly argued th a t tha pcoMim waa.aulvlng itaelf. LAKE MARY We are happy to announce the addition to our Btaff of Mr. Carl­ ton Mercer who is a factory trained lufyric&tion expert Mr*. R. M. T rue u e te fta lu rt Me Ladles AM M M e Q u a­ nt unity C h u n k lu bur horn* O ct U . Mm. mruMl LsgtrquIM lad the deeotloaai aad M r* Albert WhUakar, Ma president k La__ I_ L b I L . ------- HAVE TOU SEEN TINY TIM? Hearates IU S Watte af SCOTT’S GULF SERVICE STATION Commualty Church eafoyod a fella wahtp Sep per ftM ay • a s* slag aa a part pt a wtetd-wtde eeataonUI of roratga mlaetoo*. The following program waa pt* seated: RkM. -Waitteg te r tha poet o r - played by oaMa Mar* .^fhitaker, Charlotte True, Martop Jtearau, trraaeea Thompaou. N atalie T rue; p taaa sola. Ruth A adsraea, paper, ’' t e a c . t e u Mat y o a r- Mrs. MahalU Cola: 25C A WEEK BAUER RADIO SERVICE "Ate Tate Neighbor- 4N W.W. P to t P * LET US, DEMONSTRATE THE NEW i Fog More” Power Spraye IN YOUR OWN FIELD AND WITH YQUR OWN DRIVER 3 i r x ,’p s 3 =* ~ !i MUs Darla UhUi mpattetaad at * HebS Party at t o t home Sanford ga hla recent trip areunJ late. Mark Wlkog o u praq f made up bla mind W run IM’-lsnaie. “Smart atoorv aaya Ike Miami DaOV News, saylpg Wilcox gill wake as loeement ef hie In lent Ion ta Mark'Should ba hast, ha )«Ue the worse off, end M tu \fd • �dxp'H* •• * «> w> -i& f. v V , rT W l ■ H ,V ft P b OFTAFFY rsonal EDITOR HONORED ^ = s=t 5 =7 ==V Social Calendar Farawatt Reception h Given For Pastor Personals Thar* wDI bo an Im perteat tailed meetlny o f the South Side P -T. A. a t SitS o’clock. Th* Barak P a tte r Orphanaya Club wDI hold their regular meet­ ln r at ItOO o'clock In the annex af the Plrat Uelhadlat Church. The afternoon will aleo be apent quilt. Inf and lewiny, Ilotteaae* will U Mm p, A. Halnea, Mra. R. L. Bhlnhalaer and Mra. Judd Smith. Mra. Myrtla Taylor Dradfurd will xpeak on AH at the Wom­ an'* Cl«b at 9:04 n'ckkk. The public |* luvlled, Yh u m o a v There wlt| be a peer* meetlay at tha Woman'e Club a t 10:00 o'clock. T. R. B am tlle and dough* M rs. A. K . R o ssetter ter,Mra. June Marie, and Mr* I . T. H ostess T o T . E . L. Dose retained Friday from D iney where ^bry hare been ep.-miUu Mra. A. X- Raaaetter waa ho*- aereral day*. te.a to lha T. E. U Claat ef the Mra. Catherine Renter had v» P in t Ilapllat Church which met Thurxday at bar hem* on Celery her yue*ta yeetrrday Mr- and Mi'»Ray D talela, and daughter*. RMa, Avenue, lied meet and other garden Marjorie and Mary Anne, of flower* were placed In pleailny Mount Dam. airanyemtnte about the room* Mra.' P. w . Stanley conducted the devotional after which n ahort bualne** a*i a ion wa* held with Mr*. K. M Carroll piraldlny. Rhurt talk* were yiveh by Mr*. W. and Mr*. W Dyke*. B. Kinter, Mm H. A. Kdrnficld. Mra. J- U tnyley haa returned Mr*. W. C. DeCouraey and Mr*. from Decatur, Da., where ih e ha* P W. Stanley. Mra Stanley conducted a aoclal been ■pending aereral daya with hour duriny which game* and eon- her daughter, M arguerite, who la teats were enjoyed. MU* Nancy a freahman at Agrtea Scott ColRoaaetter and Pradfriek Roiaat* ter each ytv* a reading Oreup Mr*. W. I. Hughey haa relum ed Number Five with Mr*. Dl S. C Star aa chairman, served a* ho*- to her home on Eaa> F ifth Street a fte r apend leg asm* tim e In Mi­ T o -N ig h t P ut h i n |>cu name nnieii .l by ChnrliM Dickens. AnttioriuHl *<r<*n at|i of rim t 9 R D E L IC IO U S SNACKS. . . nWAMEr. T o u n tro n M P w e lh f r m e k «tt* ewawtr. I" u tt tlaetla lswC. ant u m ih t ih , M*** pepelar. t i n t IX« . n i n it.ie. cyouikform t*^Re^*lkm*hU 1 were * eerred to ami with h e r daughter, PVancee, the following i M m T- 1> Bryan. who la recovelm g rapidly a fte r • meant lllnate U r and Mrs. Marvin F. C rab­ tree announce the birth of a daughter, Cynthia E laine,-on No­ vember I n t Ute Mobil* Infirm ­ ary la MobOe, Ala. Mr*. Crabtree will be remembered *■ the form er Mia* Lola B ritt of thl* city. Mr and Mra. Tom Cornell. Mia* Cllaaboth Durak of lloaton, Maaa, and Mlaa Ann Durak, MU* Mary Durak and Jo* D a n k of Melbourne have been vlaltlng Mr. and Mra. Mlckay Durak a t th eir ham* on Weat p tra t Street - for eevoral day4. Tueaday Dr. K<li*b«th T rary, Mr*. A. M Philip*. Mr*. J. II. Brown. Mm. rJokn Meleeh, Hr. and MraRalph sm ith attended the m eet­ ing of Section Number Seven Florida Federation of Women'* Ctab* In St- Cloud on Friday. Am erica’s Finest KRAFT CHEESE SPREADS A C T IN * WEDNESDAY JACKSONVILLE. N ot. A .- W —The Florida »tnte Iwmrd of ottmpathlc medical examiner*. In annual ' meeting her*. yeatenlay rlrctml l>r. Norvd K, Brown of Tampa chairman, ... . ________ Idorejoy, a Colby nlummi.i, died Nov. 7, 1M7. at the hand. of an Alton. III., mob infuriated by hia an't-slavery writing*. He 30 year* old. t T. Wilma of Ratio IIWo ie T U tS D A T ^ “ * U ' * f M ***"»• *V . i h 'u **, j tV* "**'• W"*rrd theraday even* the gweat of Ragwr Mellleg. BaMlat Church will hold ^ R a 1*"* * W| ■ "•ft* * 0" *•*- Mlaa Caroline Diggers wae the monthly bualneea and eoclal mndt- ." 1 I**1* t'x"nnun,,Y yueat of Mr. awd Mr*. Wllliem Inf at the annex at 7;»0 o'clock. Ichur{hP*« ,0 l«v# aoon Bralwaid la Ewatle yesterday. Hmbean * w ill. be Mr*. 0 . **• CSe»u*l where they will make Tomer, Mr*. M. M. Smith. Mr*, their fatwrw h e w . W. 0 . Edward*, and . Mlp, t l.{ The ekarch wae decorated vlUt fl2 ~ • la prof union of ealerful fall fleer _T®lJ ra rilh t »*nthly m*«ln« ,m ,* » g«hn * W Yellaw ran* Mia* Maty Maxwell returned p l a t t e r * -of Weetay nita placed a t Intervale about Utt church burned throughout Hie thfa afterwaan free* Jacksonville what* aba haa been epeodlny the enghr Mr*. Albert Whitaker presented week-end. Mr*. Thornpec n with a hand bay aa *hlt* elephant party. All mom a jrlft from the Ladle* Aid Seclciy Mr* Pnaak D- Bcett haa leD hem am unted In attend' •Her whleh Robert Tree pave the far Winter Park where ah* ie Urniw will be a board m eetlnr couple a allear fruit t.w t aa a ekiperun ad the Kappa Alpha Fra­ *t tlw Junior irtyh School P.-T. memento from the member* of ternity a t Roll trie Ceileye A* at ItOO o’clock fallowed by Dm r*y«ltr uncling at 1:30 t'.loek. Dr. and Mr*. Harry tVoodrjff Rafreehmenta were eerred from The II, F- Club will meet at th* a table ortrlald with a lee* elelh Late ratamed from Miami wbrra boat# of lit*. Merry Kent, H i t centered with n rate of yelli'w Dr. Woodruff attended th? f t,I * Park At*, at Ti30 o'clock with f e a u l Conr eat km Mr*. Kent and Mm R. W. Turner •a lioitraeef, j HeweA Sharp of Sen Ant<-I*,l Th* Intarmedlala n, A'a of Tea**, formerly ef thl* city, i* th# Plrat next let Church will Mra. A. P. aleaaon, Mr*. P. D. tleKIwf hi* perm**, M r nad Mru haru a " ta c k y party, honoring Anderaen, Mr*. Roy Howell, Mr*. A, J. laeilay , far aevrra! iliys. all of th* Intormedlatn IMptlet A. F. Kemp, Mm II- M. Coch­ ■ P I * at the homo of Mra. Roy rane, Mr*. W. V. Dunn, and Mm Mr. and Mra. S. O. litas* have w n l l , isa i Park Aveuue at 7:o# Robert True. Th* decoration a returned from Aaherille, N. Co'clock. A price will be (lie u ware In chary* of Mr*. W E where they hare been .yand-ng for lha tackle*! roe turn*. •c ttra l month* at their eunimrr Cel*. The Sin ford Darden Club will hav* a to u t] mretlny a t 10:00 o'alock at th* home of Mr*. HM. Papworth, 911 Park Avanua, -* TAMPAN IIRADS OSTBOPA1 WATERV1LLE, Maine. Not. —•{A1)—Fbnner rreeldent Herbert Hoovtr will .peak here 'today »t Colby college ctercl.ea In memory of Elijah P*rl»h LoveJoy.j known a* lh« "flr»l martyr to tba freedom of the Ameriean J M A B W B PmegAW JORDAN. S rialy B4Uag______ -- D A FFY IN C O A T S W, ROBB BUSHES Alee Have Cb*4r« Shrubbery cmnmU- .lonlng atwl finally Jninina Jmetita In armament of lb* Wichita Sonja Henle and Tyrone Pow. have delayed iN completion late. . ,_ _ - now- All of the prcytw u h.v» l« in de­ e r make lore .m ld .t the .now ^ { u | l w y llf clad aplendora of the •» ,p n r , mnierlal». in.ufflclcnl diafllny Alpa for your romantic delight f„rrri Hn,| „ ,w .,« iy rhangr* durIn "Thin Ice." Twentieth C#n-i ing rnni>t ruction. tury-Fox muiical enriched by, - t h e delivery >f Ihe iiinrnfl three liltlay aenyt from Pollack rn tr|rr Ymklnwn d-lnjiil duo and Mitchell, and on* from (itr- | n feiiivr reluct Ion a e o n , which don and Kerell On the aerten at mu»t he replan -,1 j- f i e i that rhlp 11m Rita tonight. ’ mil he ready to ,ioip ihe fleet ai — ------- - ~ r in active unit. lb.- EnterpiUo T he Yow ell Co. SANFORD. FLORIDA GLASS M IR R O R S P A IN T S QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh P roof Product; JOB PRINTING T alk W ill Be Given tail-craft ralrler/ ihuilM ilelir* M ra R r n r l f n r H •**.!.Iwfona.tha cat ..f th. fl.eal y m ra. i s r w i i o n i r luw Th„ v,_,| „f lh, w *.p .. •Mr*. ...---- !T * . Myrtle Taylor .. .. . I (uirrrafl ra rrje ri waa nradlor.1l ,.nfi ,|ol ,, laM Apr. r# t,y ,0 ptp. wlllLapeak Wednreday at ' h o a lUtp of -«nrpli lion in that “ Fifty-three I 'n l n ije r r hn<-e h«-n under ronatruellon. Of thee* the Draylnn >n 1 Ixm .ut. have juFired lhft-.fic.it Twenty-three -f the»r ve«el* n t/ a teen -l.-lnyi->l In y.in.ng lire f.vrl by etrtkrr, la 'J delivery nf m aterial, and h«e»lurry chang'a during io n » (fu r Jtlon." t\ The W alah-llealy Act, which la rrprru-ntatlve ->l I h i New D tel'a t labor pul Icier, altw td up pMieureinienl of ma>erl*l fur naval eculatructlon by Im pm ug 'n ew ernjtra c tia l a tlp u ia llm ( In view of th* menacing world ' political altuation, thla leglalaitlon mey be tha focal point for ’ titte r aongreoakmal debate on th* wage* and hour* bill. * PH O N E Sem inole P rinting Co. | RILEY’S N O V E M B E R 9 T H R U N O V E M B E R I I , 1037 Apple B utter > 44 Oz. N o. 12 MOPS MK-WPT r u n t'Moa'ur.* a t-onauwn Large H einz A sst. Soups 2 for ROBIN HOOD ? /» T Fancy Blue R ose Rice 4 Lbs. H s iW i S h o M And Annnnln At All Timm WK Trj.MMAM f u a i i H I I™ B o y t e n d G ir i t A. K. RO SSETTER. FLO R IST CELERY AVE, the J heavy nine B r i t j R u l | 10.lHkt.ten liplii ci.u».-». are under C om m ittee N am ed To M ap G. O. P . P ro g ra m Jaat Staerired Fine Aaaactmeut ef time taken a ;ji CHlCAflO, Noe. t.—(JPI—C re­ ation of a “program commute*" to draft the p an y 'e pollcle* and de­ fine It* aUnd on goventmatital laaue* waa approved 'ta il wreak by the Republican National Commit­ tee. The rhalrm an a n d ‘ member* ef the unique group, numbering at least, 100, will be aelected by lb* CTvwviifve tody o f lb* national committ** a fte r conautttng R 'pub­ lican rong r**i man and allwi party chleflalna flweakyiwlg ala*tea K ra ft | N aval S e c r e t a r y Opposes Proposed yA cl-ion aualaltiing the E rtlrril Trade Cimimlvalon'a eodtcnllon th at two firm* had engaged Mi unfair m elh..l- of rom pelltlon In m arketing th.-ir product In Inter* elate romnn-rce. The Court'* ntwrM juatlce read th* opinion in a firm and Heady, voice glancing about the rouHroom aereral time*. No dloeent to the dedalon wa> announced. The Commiealon had contend­ ed that the companion hail told proepee'Ive ruetomere they had been aelected to receive free an encyclopedia and would have to pay only 109.90 for Iona* leaf m aterial to keep It up to date. "Thi-ae reprvaen'ationa a r t falae and mMIradlng,” the Commie*Ion raid, "The price of IOV.90 la tn fart the regular price o f th* en­ cyclopedia pin* th* loo**-leaf terrlc*.’1 * ■' - . are the meet eemfertaMa mad* heeaue* they auppart th* hue! tram beneath, bringing th* yeuthful H i* tour teday*a. fathlan da* mend* Itefu** imitation* In name pnd d.algtv O F TA FFY in n e w h it Florida Move To Oust Black Is D e f e a t e d B MS S I E R E S • laet May awl mweral t a b otle* of Kim Q ro a Spread. Royal G ellatine Gibb’s Catsup 14 Oz. Tall Borden’s Milk PHONE 3 for Campbell’s Pork & B eans 2 for PICTURE FRAMING W H IT E O N IO N S 3 lbs. .......... 1 H R om an B eau ty E a tin g A pples 5 Iba. 19c B U LK T U R N IP S 3 lb s...................13c 4 f o r .......... ........ . ..10c G R A P E F R U IT STUDIO NOTICE Q t llljr IfpBrtm nw t W e.tern Beef Loin or Club STEAKS lb. I-.Hamburger, Pan BAUHA0E 2 lbs. :A. T * V r l1 E r f lv " N - * I {1 w’ ,* A. f r * »' ^, : * r » 0* • - * V * •*' % • *J| •*«! 1- y flB E o i j l ‘v ' t-l:. 5 "* o ' •’ - m * * -V *’ a , a ’ - m » B ’,* % • .* ■H i ’ * \ '^ ' t* H »f . " ~ ^ ---------'1 a- v. ■ �--j - .- SANFORD I Over 200 P autngen OtTY NEWS BRIEFS Killed By Japane* Union ooee woe an object of criticism hi the outside world, Both Tokyo and Nanking again i Jt els | Ions between the young of denied reports from Berlin that the seise appear Dee and eaey Germany was attempting a truce enough now. Out family life has hi the g sM n l Chinese-Japanese become more stabilised, vital war. Generalissimo Chleng Kalffarty million ’ children are •tat 1stIcs Indicate, by the aboli­ ■g to nebool In Itnsils. where tion of legal abortions, and en­ of chlld-resring jn'w w re only 7.4M.060 before couragement 1 nod discouragement or divorce ' The Supervisory Committee W v revelation, lUltersey has by making II more costly. the Florida BU u Fanners Whole­ rn reduced from *7 percent I hang, II miles south of Bhang-jbut intends to fight to the bitter Soviet Rustle, like otber counlg percent The young Boa- j trice of Ei/Vupe, la Intent on sale Market will uteri In the Mar­ hal. ' • lend. ket Office lonlfht for their regu­ ns have ItOOO playground*. rearing a lot of beattby yonng Simultaneously the Japanese; Morn than 100 Japanese alrlar meeting, Manager J< GMich­ Mo Urey had only 1X6 under | men fur the nest war. It le said edmltlrd their earlier claims of plane* fiundsy bombed a doxen ael announced today. occupation of Talyqaa-Pu, capl-[cities In the Bbanghal area killing I that one out of every three JaUI Soviet Rnasla'a strus- - women In Moscow I s . an astal of ghsnsl Province In N orth!hundreds of Chinese. ag Industrial development China, were premature. A g ree t' Fighting In the great tattle tebeu up with the needs of bailie still is raging n o u n J the which has. raged around this In> 171.000,000 inhabitants, there walled city- A number of Ainert- ternaU oul city since mid-August BUlDteiy to be any unemploycam In the Talyuan-Fb area weru today was going on wrtn tremennL N ow areee have been unre ported and It teas feared thyy dous ferocity along a bioken lino tied and are (s in g developed, •Iof about M miles. tahly th e g re a t region above -------------- ~| The Japanese were attacking Ge. were married by Count/i everywhere end foreign mllltsry I Aretlo circle, w Judge n . W. Ware yesterday. attaches believed that the best nf the Central Chinese government —t- - — - ■ WIMSf WWi MW Hbtu •«* vsswim j , troope formerly engaged around war.through which,critics say, i* r building Tncvlty night at Robert Ooodloe, an employe ot the rlty bad been withdrawn west­ Russia lasllir paestng, In one of T. j 0 o'clock, se.-.iHisg to T. E- George’s Place, returned to ward <0 the great "Hindenturg" the manifold mysteries of Bus- glmpaen, presldenl. I work today after undergoing line defenso works In the Soo-how slan Ufa 1 . — an operation recently for - up- | Likes region between dbsnghal I County Agent CX. R. Dawson pendlcltls. end Nanking left yeeterdsy for Oslnesvlllo J ------An area of more than 600 where he will etlct^J the The parent Teechern Assocls• conference on County AgrnU and tton o{ ,h# Mnforj Junh^ HUh I| j Home Demoni.ri.tton Agenle 8cb00, w,„ b, h#I<, lb, ielwo, opening today and ending Salur- , B(ju or| uln Tuesday afternoon at )US day. . j 1:15 o'clock, tt was anCBunced The Board of - Directors of to d ,f’ _____ CmtlAUig from Wso* One the Sanford Junior Chamber of i K t ' r children *'eboul' (hn ter- g*m? Thursdsy evening. Circuit Junge MltUrd R. .turn of tbe past, thn forred la- more works persons working en rommercu will hold a spselsl Shoe which bent backs In. eqtd;. WPA projects or emergency proj- meeting tonight at 1:00 o'clock Smith will preside over Ihe Fall , U list' factories nml fields ;.- w sets of other Federal Agencies) at the home of Clyde Kamiey, term of the Circuit Court for ' f it owners and landlordi. the Enrol Ires working In a CCC CC" according to a itatemenl made Seminole County which open* . jwoekery of . lb* people ,.by tbe camp; persons receiving NYA ( c u r ’s doge—the polka’', ' student eld; persons working on >'i Although tbs dread political emergency work projeela don* ’polite welches or tr Itin loyalty ducted hy the State or local gov7*1 the Roviet cltlien, the purge ernments, as part of a relief pro- OppMri to 1 here etferlrd Ibe gram. .'ordinary Russian tittle, etcept Mr. Holly listed the following ;t 0 make him shirk dangnrmi* *■ those who shouldn’t register: I, responsibility, keep hie moulb Those working full-time for abut tighter so far as potllici wages or commissions; those who • le concerned and avoid contact devote full time to their business - with . foreigners, leal he b„ *u«- or profession; (some of these ” _______________ charged with driving while In' peeled of treating with spies. workers may be looking for an- 0f the WPA, NYA, CCC and loilcated after he knocked What the Russian talks about ther Job but Ihey should nod tug* other emergency agencies c«n- down a powerllne pole with the -In the one room assigned hi* liter); those working p art time ducting emergency work project* truck b* was driving. ' family In the overcrowded dlle* (except on emergency work proj* tupportnl by public (und*: thore -------. | la ten* denied foreign earn In ects) and who do not want more unable to work because of permsPrincipal* of Seminole County, ; tee streets, where tbe great work; those on strike unless ae- „ent disability or chronic Illness; High Schools will r.icot aim Slnto majority of Russians seem lo lively engaged In aeeklng employ* those who hav* retired and do HupeiIntendent Colin English end; pass most of their leisure lime, ment; those temporarily ekk or not w ant work; young persons 1other school principals in tea' tea talk on any political or In- disabled who hav* full tlmo Job* excluded from work becauseof Angebltt Hotel In O tl-n.li Irdvjr ; tnfual local question adheres to which to return; those on va- Child ta b o r Law*. 1tu diicuis mniterii. pcrtlivnt to! strictly to tbe formulas of the cation or* taking tlm*-off from a ------—.. .1 ; the successful operation nt .Official press. full tlmo Job to whfch they will Mexican cooking U highly »«a- .ithooU in lha aurroundtng toun-l r T t w love" In the Rovlet return; admtnlstratlv* employee* toned. Itlce, . Rotory HmH JL-SUT S f f s e Conservation Needs in U. S*!r,orid' 1 y«*»» ■«*»at_____ I Hadley said that he took a trip •ad fish hatcheries. In Florida. W» rfcM, the problem of conservation r i w t i i Itself In­ to ( 1) the ccoicrrstlw i of wddHfe, (I) tbo conM mUon of for­ est*, and {)) tbo conservation o f water resources- In this etomoe* lion, bo said, such a project as tbo cross auto canal ahoalj bo rp proached with the greatest cau­ tion. Others present a t today’s lunch­ eon were H. R- Clood, a former president of ths Orlando Rotary Club, 8 . O. Chase, who has recent­ ly returned from Asheville where ho spent the summer, nml Donald Lamson, Junior Botsrlan for the month- csed o o srrm m r a n o«* i through the Everglades whan moat the antelope plsy," D r. Hadley of that country was under water, said that already there la prac* and constituted excellent hemes tkally no place In the country fur docks, and wildlife i l every where the buffalo roams, Or where description, and in those deys he Hie deer and antelope play, and “ Id the lakes and streams wars that If conservation laws are not IHerallv black with ducks. Today strengthened and hotter enforced, he said they are all 1, 0, 10. ths advance of ervlllaation will The two printIpsl causes for Ibe soon blot out all wildlife sUofrth- disappearance of wildlife, Dror. 1Hadley said, are (II bvtrsbotiling. Declaring that hie chief Inter- or the ruthless killing of birds, est lies In the preservation nf irysndless o f 'law*, and (XI the birds and animals, Dr. Hadley da* destruction of breeding grounds, Road Ira ftk In BriUln eland that the waste of this and Ibe natural environment for country’s nature] resources is not wildlife, doe lar.itty to drabtar.# 10,000 animals dally. alone confined to wild life but ex* »f msrsb lands, tends also to farmlands, forests, The correction of this sit action and to even the minerals and oils Is dependent, he said, upon the en* underground. He said that there actment of the proper gain* prola a veritable "mads scramble1* to tec Ikm laws, the enforce msut of get *11 the oil under the ground such laws, the divorce ef loth out of the earth and. be insisted gams laws and enforcement firm that this, as .well as wild Ufa, the realm of polities, and ths re­ should be; protected for the *sko qu lilt Ion by lljr government of of future generations bird sanctuaries, game preserves. the wealth of thle country la literally Intihausjlblt. "When farmers wear out one farming section,’’ he say*, "ihey have simply moved on | •o another newer farming section, but the time Is coming when there will be no now Isnd* to move bathroom, for rent. Thane 777. — - - E C 5 5 -__________ HAVE TOUR Watch repaired by 15— A p a r tm e n ts F o r R e n t cue who* really knows how, FIRST FLOOR epsrtment Priv^ Briggs, Jeweler M an o lia Avw nta bath, garage, Furnished -, .. W ^ BUY * T 1,^ ,htn,d rooms. 606 MagnoliaNothing- tss East 4 ft Blreet. ROOMS urid apartments for rent. Wild Ufa, h* continued, has four 3—Automobiles principal value* In thla country: * - r - m i* ( 1) economic, (X) recreational, (3) scientific, and (4) sentimental, M f w .Tj ; or e.ihetk- The U tter, he added, * I* *■ Important a t the others, for K 1 * B{ a country loea* m uch,of it* popu- ^ l*r*' Used Car Special 1935 FO R D COACH ALSO AT A BARGAIN 1936 CHEVROLET DELUXE SPORT SEDAN 1936 CHEVROLET STANDARD TOWN SEDAN 25 CARS AND TRUCKS AT BARGAIN PRICES Proctor Chevrolet Co. kills SIX ROOM furnished house for rent, 310 E. Oth S I Inquire EOT E- 6th S t, or phone 670*W- perfect 5—Help Wanted UJ3ED FR1GIDAIBE condition Bargain. Scotl-CarraYOUNO MAN to work In aarvko ___ | station- - Apply box 43 care way, Inc. Herald. ONE*BED of big Boston lettuce and about 20,000 collat'd plant* for sale. T. E Olson, 1606 W. 3rd 'ASK FOR our price* on oil *nd street. | wood heaters, andirons, grata guards, wood baskets and other 80— H o u ses f o r S ale. cold weather Item*. Btanley-Rog- SIX-ROOM dwelling In IBth cra Hardware Co. block Cily; first dans conditfon; garage; reasonable cash payment, balance Ilka rent, Call FURNISHED ROOM adjoining or write Box N o-o Herald, City. Records ot 56 year* of relief work by the American Red Croat •how no community is immune to cataatropho—whether flood, fire, epidemic, highway accident, drowning o r other hazard. The Red Crow always gtanda ready to help. So join for your own take! FLOODS ROSE TO DANGEROUS HEIGHTS In many cMm m •Ippi vsleys In 19) 7. Red Crou rescued and fed a mlBon atxl a I TORNADOES are AaaHn nf mast fr«a««a* licx r- filA S M S THOUSANDS 4 a �* S a n fo rd l a T h e O nly C e n tra l • F l o r i d a C U y A ffo rd In* R a il, H lfh w a y , y A n d W a ta r T r a n a jo r ta tlo n S em inoU C o u n ty P ro d u c ed y .More F ru it A nd V r* * U b la a T h a n 'A n f S im ila r A re a In A m arie a r VOLUME XXVI ■W ■■ SANFORD, FLORIDA, IM Enlahllnhcd In 1908 >AY, N O V E M B E R 9, 1937 NUMBER 324 Russian Agent Sanford Is Host To Reveals Battle For Shanghai Ends Plan Trade Body Officials To Quit Meet With Retreat O f Chinese In C entral Council Mrs. Elvira Gamer Is Gues.t t ) f Honor At Breakfast Held At Valdez H o t e l Bids Are Offered Ordinances Are. For Installing Adopted At City Police Radio Set,Commission Meet LitvinofFs D e p a r t ­ ure Regarded As A Protest Against Ef­ forts To Ease Japs TRAIN KILLS SIX ON GEORGIA GRADE CROSSING Gen. Chiang’s Troops Undertake Orderly Withdrawal ToWin-ter Lino I\» .West BRUSSELS. feoe. p__I/Ft— Foreign MlnMrr Maxim I.itvtnoff, Russhn delegate to the Brut* scl* conference seeking an end to Iho Chinese-Japanese war, an. noun ceil suddenly Inday that he would Irave for Moscow tonight. Litvinofts departure gem-rally was regarded ■* a protest against a move which he thinks Is under way to eliminate Ru.sln from the SITANGIKM . Nm*. 9 — major conference activities, par­ (AP)—ShAPKhnl fell Into nidi for (ha Installation of a An ordinance levying tn nnnual ticularly from conference* of com­ JnpnnrsV 'hnntU today with Police Radio system at the local llcente on merchandise vending mittees- uch <h move lo exclude Iho refroat of Gonpraltaslmo Police Station were opened nnt] machine amusement devices and Russia presumably would be an to placate Japant rhUtnR Knl-Shrlt’a Chlnnan 'r Tribute# were nnld to the read at the meeting of the Plijr dance halls end also an ordinance effort St rained relations between Italy Comtitles Ion era In the City Hall warflor* who Imil’liold out author of "Ezekiel,” Mra. El­ last requiring dance hall operators to amt Russia n ram l a diplomatic night. do’yrt jiKHiiifit combined vira Gamer, who read a yet No definite action wae taken obtain a permit front the Contenti­ break last night when the Soviet ■lapaiwxu tinny, Tlltvy, tint! unpublished story . of “Eze­ on the bids al the meeting b ut!,k w i b*{*re an establish* embassador to Itcme warned that **11 L* «*»*- Daly’s adherence to the Germankiel's T r i p to 8ilver they were ordered riled by Mayor j men* " he" :tlr force*. in f?r «’ro ,“ w,r* ,doP,*‘d - Japnnrse pact against communT h e c ity w ag asleep and Springs”; Earle Brown re­ Edward Higgins. Commlsslon.jr A. L. Lee waa appointed to In-,'1 **fu**r ^ l* * * * ^ meeting lim was "contrary lo the friend­ unaware of Its fat# when short* ported on the plans of the vratigntn the matter further of lh* Cil* Comm listener, in the ship accord of FJ33.” ly after midnight the Chlneef Florida Exhibit for the with Chief of Police Rny Cl. City Hall last night. An official communique tevt-aled force* began an orderly nnd that the warning was .l.-liv.-red As authorised In the last regu­ „ Six persons, were killed when it N. C. & St. I., passenger train t n route from Chattanooga, TcnnWorld’s Fair to be held in Williams. quiet retreat toward fhelr “win* New York City In 1939; and The figures presented last lar meeting of the Commissioners, when Ihe Russian Ambassador Ho Atlnn'n struck an automobile on it trad e crossing at Adalravllle, t!u. A slx-year-old boy, Joe Lear, ter line” protecting Nanking, U»n Ralph Bagwell waa elected preel- nlrht were somewhat In n r e s i City Attorney Fred II. Wilson Boris K. Strin vitiled Fount Ca- of Rome, (la., wav the only survivor. Hint pcraotla to n-m-li the scene of the tragedy are shown exnation’s capital. dent of the Central Florida Coun­ of the previous eipeclatlons, drew up and presented nn ordinan­ leiiro Clano, Italian foreign Min­ anting the wrecked ear. It. H. Amos (rentcrl eithl h e tried In vein In want the driver of the approach­ While the toe* of the elty un­ cil of Chamber! of Commerce at Mayor Iligglna pointed out, and ce which Icvye an annual license ister. during ’he day. ________ _______________ _____ ______ _______________ _ doubtedly will affect China’s mo­ filcln told Ctnno that the tr|- ing train. a breakfast of that organisation advised radio company represen­ try, of 12.(ill on all machines or rale at least temporarily, Gener­ held in the Valdes Hotel UiU tative* at the (heeling that it contrivances, operating in Sanford, power part constituted “on un­ alissimo Chlang declared today. friendly gesture toward the Soviet vending merchandise on the inser­ morning. would be necessary to give Ih* Iho Shanghai operation* wora T. E. Simpson, president of the matter careful consideration be­ tion of a coin. The tim e ordinance government on the part of Italy ,'1 purely local and did not form hr also provide* Ihst all dance halls In view of Ihe existing Russian Council, and piesident of the Sem­ fore any action was laken. vital part of tha nation’s chief inole Count/ Chamber of Com­ Th# bids provided for the In­ in Sanford shall pay an nnnusl Italian friendship treaty. defenses which, he s a id /' wer* merce, presided a t the meeting stallation of a transmiller at license tax of | 2b and lhal nil The critical slate of Ital.o-Kus■ • v . • rw about tho Yellow River region. ■ and introduced the speakers. An­ the Police Blatlon, radios In game, amusement or rccrcationnl rian relations brought Premier In n S lIls n k n u i The warfare, the GenernltoelmO other officer of the council elect­ nil of the police ears, and on Ihe devices shall be taxed an annual Benito Mussolini hick lo Rome I y 111 l l a i l l a u l \ u n Mld w,|, ^ tn M fIITn| at presairplane from Ford, culling short license of flO ed today was Miss Irene Spence of motorcycle only In the event a — I ( C n tla iii ■■ P u t TlWH) The ordinance passed requir­ n holiday, sfier nn urgent tele­ Kissimmee, who will serve aa sec­ transmitter of the conventional 1 »• Tiit»» Tn, I’f (ln« I ’i*ri*ni T u n c R * phone call from Piano, hi* s.in tn* retary for the next four months. frequency la used. Bide were ing that a permit be obtained for ~mmsm J P1 V If • I r» 1 A '■’'4H Iill'll m II j! Uut • Rtm fum •4 mm r i s s toeaei offered on both the ultra-high the operation of dance halts In the law. i A m o n g l n o n e t i c a r u JlJlllor Hllh m«t \n ww frequency nets end tb* conven­ first “Jock' law- to be passed In tion* l short wave type w'hlch Sanford In an effort lo regelate | 1ioi.li ill 3 |S o'clock. radio officials stated would glva the operation of the so-called -jook*joint," Chief of Police Boy (CMltawed n pass fearl WASHINGTON, Nov. t)-(/P).... Matters relating lo n perm* I r. West Rlrii' Filling c«t I Q. Williams said. | nent plan for Ihe Improvement }v'l it jnn l>omior, r>'tun\^l heiiie The IlniHnti foreign minister, The ordinance empowers Chief • „ Head Coach Leonard Mcl-ura* r.rtti iinrioiroiiiii a Gi-orgri IcitiT, >nld nl Ihe Stalo and hi* Bemlnole Celery Feds 1 of Ihe school system In Florbl-i \ n l ' r»l 'Williams to |place restriction* nn n* 0 i -j * j « ww |n iiiiim i id iircb rv^inoiuns lion nt tho lio.|ill.il llrpatlmvnl today that he believed went through n drill session on waa discussed nl u rmiml lalile nm|or County road repair craws Hu- number of 11*it inna alone klll* the high school field In prepare* loo M i-rut il.ijM unn. ------lishmenU of this nature at Ills disThe fall term of tha Circuit meeting of approximately wont to work on Celery Avenue Armistice Day, with reference crelkm> chief Williams believes Court for Ihe Ninth Judicial Dis­ high sellout firltielpnls, ruiinlv | ^—* • d in Hie Dominiran Republic lion for their ArmlsHee Day till this morning, County Commis­ to the International situation a n t ,hp f i n a n c e will aid greatly in superintendent*. m ol' The CYlery Camp, No. ri; trict opened in the .Seminole school would number In-tween 3,000 and with Holies Military Academy nt sioner n. L. Thrasher stated keeping the United Stole* out of ,h# rroper ^ t r o l of those types, heads of the Rlnle Dep.irtmout ( the Woodmen of Iho Wm bl­ County Court House todayn.tkIO, thus increnslng tho figures Jnckronvllle here Thursday even­ today, with the Intention of mak­ War will be the eubject of a rai o n i u m n . m . rivet The term i f court will os pre­ ot Public Instruction In lh«, to^d 'Its regtihir .schisluli-d uoebrk bo hud given earlier In tho day In ing al S 0(1 o'clock on .‘•anrarii J 1 ing the road pastabla until aoch dto address by Senator Claude Anxehlll lintel In nrlmuln yes , ly mrcllng lanighl nt It;ni 1 sided over by Circuit Judgj Mil­ new gridiron. lime aa (he' State Road Depart­ Pepper over natiansl broadcasting The boy* fr#*h front a moral lard B. Smith with Murray Over- lerday, prosided over liv Fnlln 1u: the Anno lean Legion Hut on which he placed Ihe ruiualHca at Jacksonville, ment ran completely rebuild the stations, WJAX, Htipr-rltitoml.-nl,, tho l-nle Front Drive 1nl .limit 2,31)0, street, stales attorney and L. F. English, Hiatn victory over Harry Greenki Or* entire etretrh from Mellonvllle WIOD, * Miami, WFLA-WSUN T. W Lawton. I -------The casualty figures are con- lan.lii Tiger*, are m gicat cpir* Boyle, nreiatanl stale's attorney, acrnnllnr Avenue to the St. Johns River. Tampa and SL Petersburg Wednes­ Hemlnnln C o u n ty f t n p e r i n l e n d e i i t . I Tim Hsiifnn l I.torts •'Rib W'l 1tonally growing us further flic's It* for tlie oqemwing game anil in attendance. day evening from 8:30 to 0:00 During the past few months, Taro nerroo* drowned In Ihe Dr. K- L. Morphel, director ■•( tii-t.l Its weekly nioellng W. -ln. - ,,ri, ascertained, Leger sakl. alul -licy are • xprrllAg ■--,m* aruart The Grand Ju ry selected to heavy traffic on thla road has o'clock, according to Information wuter* of |ho HI. Johns River Rtale BrhOol Flnaper, led *> d.y i i ■nl iik nl Ju u o' i In. k m :,ie the ronsequoltce of nllacks on rm.thuH tin ic-'lir fart »hp tliillon serve were »« follows: J . HCol so loosened bricke and torn up received here today. m-ar the Osceola Cypress mill d isc u ssio n ^ inie riiluR various Hu. grill roniii of the Vi.l.t-s; Human, p,v,R within tho Doml.l- eiwirh j* Kenmth Kppert, an outOn Friday Nov. 12, Florida's yesterday when two boat* In dough, foreman, J. M. Klinrclpl.rr, iRfflculilcs found In ptepar.i- ....... . •' tlm road, Mr. Thrasher said, Hulloway. secretary ' ilim icrMlory1’ hy the Dominican landing phivi-r while nl tho lint* clerk, Gu* Sclimah, CN. Hudson, the United which four nsgroc* were workthat a number of motorists have representative In tlan and atlherrinx lo tbo nnnu il morning. , I police end civilians. K. II. G jaut, W alter H. Coleman, vei ,1'y nf Klorula. complained of blowout* and near Stetaq Renal* will give another ra ­ lux overturned, nrrnrding in In­ budget nod suggested nientis toe It** tofiiil thuri* **in tnilhiri|f («> AreiillJ 111 (rr report I ill lllC t)f* aceldenta dun to almost Impas­ dio address with an explanation formation received at the Blier- flim ird H older, J . T- McLain, overeomlag Tinttiirf.-til the»« dlffleullles. • Klwnni* *’h,l,| these ruraor* of war. Haiti w ants‘ |al„|0 Morning Jr., II. 1^ Kelsey, Charlie 0 . Bcntlnel thla sable holes. The road I* a part and discussion af the wages and itr* niricu today. I.nnc, Rny Holler, J . HI. Clair Dr. Morphel nl«o 1*1 n dlsiut- will Imld II* w kly Itini heim In ( , e.-Mlo H,U tiling through dip-, morning, the en entire O risrulu I t * . of the state Highway System. hour legislation and firm relief The four negroes, employees spin nn tho pro|n-r dlatrlluit ton j Mu- grill ru-un id Iho \n ld i-i,j |t11gijc chaniu'lr.” g tr 1* rm ler pra.crd the Semi­ Mr. Thrasher added, and It I* the legislation which, It Is rontompla- of Ihe Osceola Cypress Company, White, l^ llo y Hennepiey, Wm. T. amt handling of tli<* tree test llfii.-l n | I j f t ' i iii-tmli Weilne I * Dunn, F. H. Adapt*. JABlstnole backfleld. The local backduty of lb* Stale Department to cd, will be actoo upon In the spe­ wero on the river nirndlng a d n ) , s e i o r d l a g In a stulem nnl books furnished liy.thn. Stale field i» ra'ed 'top*' and tho Or* cial session of COngrcsi which broken cable uteri to pull logs llne, O.' II. Flynt, end B,. J . Over* maintain It. m u d .i t o d a y by s j . Nix, s c ire Teacher tenure trod teacher re londoani any that It wae tho Ilowavnr, In the Interest of convenes soon from the water Into the mill slre rt, Sr. •r L ity .. llremeni plans werp, dlseusse .1 greatest c»mbluatkm they liar* After the selection of the fore­ local residents, Mr, ThrasAier This broadcast will l<a made Roth boat* Dlcame entangled With J s m e . H Rlriardg, sen played agaiii-l so tar Hus season. declared that anthartty has if over the Columbia station* WQ- In the long length of cable and man and rlerk fo r- the Grant (■ry nf Iho Florida Eduralloii * The IteV, J. It. Root, pastor e^Ja* laat been given for Connty re-1 AM. Miami; WBMR, Jacksonville; ware overturned. It- wae raid. Jury the Court rharged the body Asanelalloti, Arthur I.. Juhnson, chairman of ' of Hie (’oner, national t'burrh 3 n s Ir crown to begin work put­ WT)BO, Orlando; WJNO, West Two of the negroes swam to a* to Its duties and It retired to M, W. Carothers. Rtale direr- mill veteran of the World War, Hie. Legislative Cuinmittre for tho (he Grand Jury room to consider ting the road In pnsaabtu condi­ Palm Beach, WCOA, Pensacola; safety but Ihe other two, ap tor ar liislto lion, l>ri u rilsrus will deliver Ho- pilmlpul ud lii-neral IV.-ifare Art, and arllng tion. In the meantime, be said, he WTAL, Tallahassee an-l WDAK, parently- unable lo awfin, ware such matter* as should con.e be­ (Inn nn p l a n , (or pu pil promotion ilres.r o| the Inneheoil of till fore them. . • . iiairninti of- Hu*' Gi-neml Welfare hopes to secure an appolntmnnt Tampa from 10:48 until 11:13 P. drowned. Ha slated Hint n| t h e close of Klniinla t'lah Wedpinlay noon with Statu road officials for the M. Friday. The bodies were rucovered The following cltltrna of 8 cm- tha school year a tabulation nl n t q b r d l n e in Hldney J, Nix, See Federation of Amnica, Hie revised Town>rnil C)M Age I'enslon J'lsn, purpose of convincing them of with grsppllug hooks about two Inole county were summoned for reporta of Ho- work of students rotary of ihe t'luh. (’narh B A- B- Wilkinson'# in grlieduh-il lo apeak in Orlando the necenefty tor Immediate hour* ’after Ih* accident by jury duty during the fall trim of In every county would lie oiudo nl Knln 1‘ork on Friday, Nov. 12, Rtnfnrd icm lpro Dlackeatg will action ta patting Celery Arenas member* of the Sheriff* office Ihe Court: for a special Tlm regular moiiHily inrciltig j | 3.0U o'clock, it was reported meet tonight U II. Gore, J- T- McLain, J r , and from this ihh Plate D epartIn Dint class condition. in about I f feet of water, Beth meat hopes lo gi I ' a i oOipl,eK of Ihe Hoard of IWreitor* of the workout and another business to ile r Hughes, K. F. Chance, Ot­ le-ro this morning. of the nervoes were about 10 to Schmrl, J. A. UUtllnc, II. L. p l r l a r e nf ltw> s t e i n s nf tlm (tem loole C n t l t i t y t.'li a m b e r (if Mr. Jubnson, who cornea to Flnr meeting on tha lighted A m o r, Urging local Boy Scouts to yeark of age. pupils, parlleulaily eighth crude f'omiro-reo Ik III lift l u r i d In t h e Ida from W a s h i n g t o n , D. C, will Drill Field In preparation for Kelsey, Chyrli. O Lane, J. II. Col students. From tin mi reports, riiam li-r h i i l l t l i t i g "tuna ha1' on the Edgar A. Coast ..I to n tg tit dough, J. M. Hllncclpher, 11* y make his initial appearance In the scheduled gam* a week program tonight a t g :80 o'clock, the Htala Inslruitor gald, Ihe 7 : 30 o'l'lo. r k , u i t f i r t l l t i g l i t T . K. H.is s t a t e at Ddylona Beach on from tonight la Leesburg against Holler, Martin Ktanko, J 8 V Clair Arthur Uranan, local Scout execu­ Department h o p es III nseertnlu N>.v. II. U t h r r sdilresirs on tho George Miller’s isml professional White, F. II. Vaughn, 0 . C. LH the rxact per n n t ago -of pupils Hlmpsun, p r c B i f i t n l . tive, raid today that Or. Jamas E. Fits, E II. Grant, ||. O. Hwaffmd, fit ncral IWtfaie Art wll be de­ aggregation. normal, aub-normnl. mid eaiep With uniform* ordered, on* Mi Glielys K m ilall, Heminnh- livered by him in HL I't-tersburg If yon had an article to West, Chief Snout Executive of O. ETomaker, J . M. Varn, G. v tlonsl In Hof St lie's sehiHit ,C ounty It wae announced morning of the beet session* of tha pres­ ir o m r i drm onst I a ' mu nod Miami. anl| gad you called pereoeeV tbs Boy Rcouto of America, will Kchmah, C. N. Hudson, E. D ly on every famtty tn Baaford. be the guest of 'honor a t a nation* by the Rev, W. P. Broil.* Jr., of Koonta, B. A. Howard, Waller 8 . ayslern. Slid romiwro the results ugcrit, i* M-heiluied to speak over lie mlvoratr* ths passage by ent season 1* expected and the Vllh that of oilier nluli-* Ip Him statio n W R U F in Uaineavilh- l» ' Cimgrrsa of the General Wel/ard largest . number of players tg the P in t Baptist rbur.-h that the It woMg taka fM three weeks wide broadcastColeman, Howard FgeUle, fluwatd - I want to urge every Boy Scout, Rev. C E. Elmore of th« First O. B -V of bard work to cover the morrow during the Farm <»''> Ad which is designed to help the expected to be present by tha Scooter end friend of Smuttag in Christian Cburrb, la to deliver the Bolder, 1*Koy Hrnnesaey, T. V ( III • illirtihfilfjii r » x i tr d l n r |»u* liumi- Hoar program liroa-lca t „cedy agrd, to Increase employ- mentor. Ho far the entire roetar field completely. Piwvnlt. AD. Hauer, W, Tt.Dunn.I I C a n t i f H i t d on P i s # T i i m ) I('wl1s«9i «*n By aaiag a Ihirtr-ceat ctas- Seminole County to tu n e to' an sermon at ths annual Union O. T- Carton, F B. Adams, Dav.d f»»') j NH-nt for those under 80 years of carried the names of the follow* the Edgar A. Guest program to­ Thanksgiving service. slfled ad U The one. and lo to errato crest* an enlarged log: nw **, nnd If. Hooker, Harold Jackson, < )•' H. night over the N. B- C. Bln* NutThla event la to be htld a t the John Stanley, Jack Pardon, Herald yon can eairy 'l uyttig power for the nation. Flynt , 1 and ,B. J . Ovmngtrect, Srwork from 8:80 to 0:00 o'clock/ First Baptist Church ThanksAngus Harriet and Dassy Mot# to even at ends. Monkey Monger, Jim tn Ikla city with hula Mr. Bra nan raid.. "This program, giving morning nl 9:30 n'elock and conducted by the nation's beloved a special program ha* also hum Btepler and Julian Hlenstrom at an your part. P«d, each q«*k presents an *ut- arranged by lbs committee k. Tackles, Bob Williams,. Baddy Three building permit* w rd MADRID, , fNur. fl-OfH—The ilanding American ef tie present charge. Wilkinson and nutseil odbam Ipanish govvnimynt and Insurg- granted yetU-nisy afternoon nnd rsallied the value of te rat Onards, Elwln Bqulraa and **»* fprees were lork.-d lodqjf In a this morning by G. V. Fgxton. Bed advertising, and J T o n ig h t Dr. I u m E. Wart, P E R P IG N A N , Prance. N o r I. te d ly -b u t as yet inronrluaive con- building Inspector, yeertfiU at (he JERUSALEM, Nov. B.-OT)— Mutt Coleman at caa%r and tn tkriv+ag busts ess hi —<JP)—Ttom Italy, whose sold­ flirt along the prutoRoua banks City Halt showed thla bmrx%ng, Five young Jews were shot to tbs hackMeld, Leslie Hsrnage, tta start hy segsrloas ago of editor of Beys', lif e and Chief r t Executive ef tb* Boy Scout* Charlie Morgan. Jr. '«■< grant* death today in a new outbreak of Harold Doksr, Carl MeWhortac; ier* ar# righting tor tha Span­ •f ttog Os Hego Biver’in upper Arthis adrerUatng n i t t i m Bat *d permission to erect a -une- Arab Jewish violence. They war* Billy Odbam, Rad WJIlleau, ish rebels, s ehipmeat of food • h a t to ad vsa lagoon# to the of America wIR be tie guest of , only to Dm Brand Mrs. Eva Hall Hkltg of Orlando, supplies came yesterday tor __ it ihnck - troops forded xtory atone building, 20 x 33 attacked by Holy Lands hill tor* Bart Whitten. Jim liagtetary ta d to t o lass id formerly of Banford, died Satnr* govaramaot Hpata hy way nf tosar-ftYIiing and esp- feet on Thirteenth Street at »n rorista near Quarry where four J. W. Altman. the bandied* of h he self, hi tbs heart a f lie dey St 7:30 p. M. a t the John f , France. d two »irs*rgic hills In Pe* estimated Cost of 1800; Mrs. (1. of the group worked. own arUclaa t o s N r , to Dr. West, 9 __ ____Beito Hospital tn Orlando after Eighteen rerinade af Italian id the Pcxol dr Log Cana* II. Radford was granted permis­ A fifth w si (heir armed guardhah to keep, hu attained national an Ulna*, of several months, sion to mako repair* to her Low skimming BrilHh military wheat totaling M0 lacs passed tot year eld radio. V- * * to tbs t o t e She to survived hy her husband, through Psrpigna^ on the way attempted to take a third dwelling on French Avanuo esti­ plane* and storl hclmetod police to to r gtotog up • tnerp- Dr. John J. HeRs and s son e«v.n to C iU looIt. * VH* rrpulvtd snd a gov* mated to coat flOO and Kd Bos­ with dogs Immediately spread a tow practice to Urn g it, * f jy-are ef-« g * ^Bhlppera salg ih ^ - .w a a lb* n*d M « ( J counlrr fcltsck drove tic was given permission to tear tight net In the Judean hills for GeaeraUy fair tonight “ to fhnaM l w rvtoen wBJ be held at first supply . qra$ ,, hy liallsa ;tro m one of tha raptured down a garage at hi* dwelling the suspected Arab killer*. The R litM o>lotk W#dn#wl«y afternoon march*at*. It -prtgtaated 1 The fighting yMtortUy on Twotflh Street between Clark wife of os* of the vlcHmi saw the Wldaeaday. probably to from . Street gad tho ACL railroad ntterk and wss tha first to roach Bologna and waa gMd to be the Cnry heavy Insurgent tonight fjrgt of a series tu rumunique tracks, Strong Linos Defund N anking S0.000 Chinese Refmrces Enter. Foreiprn Ar e n Today R alph B a g w e l l Nam ed President Commission Puts Off Operators Of Dance Action PendingAd­ Halls Must Obtain ^Sarle Brown Reports ditional I n q u i r y Permit In Future On Proirress Of Ex’ Mbit For *39 Fair Educators Plan Improvement Of 1Florida Schools CITY NEWS BRIEFS j Over 3,000 Are Reported Slain E n g lis h , Carothers legin Work Fixing U p Celery Avenue Two Radio Talks Are scheduled r or 1'eppcr t0 the hour* of operation of c»tib- F all C o u r t T e r m Opened By J u d g e M. B. Sm ith Today AtOrlando Meeting nntiii«H«nt Dominican Civilians ^ And Police Accused Celery heds Frep ■ftwr' Of Causing Trouble* For C ontest W ith B olles Academy Two Negroes Drown In SL Johns River Talk To Re Made On New Townsend Plan Rlackcuts Work Out In Special Drill -For Game With Leesburg Boy Scout Executive To Broadcast Tmight An Easy Way To Make Extra Money Rev. Elmore Will Deliver UnionSermon Italy Sends .Grain To Loyalist Army 8i Ruildintr Permits Rival Forces In Granted Yesterday) Spain Wage Rattle ^ Five Young1Jews Slain In Jerusalem Mrs. Eva Hall Heitz Died O Saturday LOCAL WEATHKBi said- * jj ■i � 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 08, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 08, 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 08, 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/c8c5678c7bcee0e576f0af95c15ecc93.pdf 834e498333f157b154ecd55ca887c211 PDF Text Text BUSINESS MAN’S! And A F L U rged B y Roosevelt LUNCH The N « li M ta w world: but 10 desraaoaa wars partially meted ky the I mill Io­ ta Use general sckool mills f* is 1 1-1 mill Increase la the hrvy, - However, there was NMe of } S-B mills over loaf tilth la rssponalblt for the aw In the total amount of levied fat the ceunty this •sod valuation* 25c to toko any step* to task* stock speculation I m dangerousSERVED FROM Ho o l d th e n w e n two ways of The Seminole County CommU11:30 TO 2:00 looking a t that—(ha more dandeetrorere for the proteeUon of ■loners Bad Comity Attorney B. F. ■oeh exposed porta as Vtadlvoa Hombotdor, plan to go. to Tatlalo t Lanlngnd and Odessa. h»*vre noon to eentaet official! of Pontga estimates th at Russia the fltito Sold Department In |n pnsieeiae 1 H submarines, which effort to get the Immediate action NO FOOLIN’ would be the largest undersea of the department for repairing fleet, are believed |o ha an Earlier tadsy President Roose* and Improving of Celery A venae eisggsralloB. vslt took the unufuet step of call­ and other portions of State HighThe big an Irma of Russia's ing fa) the entire Bituminous Coal wsy No. f t , O. P. Ilerndon, elark military a tn a rth Is traasporU- Commission apparently to discuss of tba board, announced todayllosi. Tbs railroad transport the difficulties which have epllt has alw ay s' bean notoriously the seven members Into two fac­ bad. Its Inefficiency contributed tions. No details accompanied the I ana tenaar to bar World war dtsastera Whits House announcement of thr The Soviet powers bfva meeting. likes to ««na w The president rarely worked mightily to Itnprov* talks with sty members of a jrovtransportation. Itallrnad lines bare bean double-tracked and new llasa. built la a « b strate­ NEW 'YORK, No* B— W>— gically important regions as tbs Soaring price of gold. In Londca Par Cast and tbs Uknluu. Broad slrenglh<rt«l fortegn markets tomilitary highways a n being dsy and revivified abroad the old built. Troops are trained u> rumors of a possible Increase In ball out of warplanes by the the American price of gojd *M thousand and float down, un­ brought aobstsntlal gains on the der parachutes, behind enemy New York Stock Exchange. Unas with full flgbUag equip­ Gold shares precipitated qn e a r ment. ly rally on the market. HomeI lo waver, railroad transporta­ stake Mining was op more than |3 tion atl|| Is slaw and shows de­ and others were fractionally up facts. Boxes of grocarlaa con­ signed to foreigners In Mos­ to |1 or more. cow recently took, three week* TML3ALANCKD’ n o w —MARKS GOOD BAIONOiBKnm to gat there after they arrived la Lantssrad, about 410 miles away.Bat tire. flovlet t press an- couples end 13 to negroes, the .nounces that railroad accidents, City Briefer was advised this so prevalent In Russia, are few­ morning. er. Many persona bava been shot for them. Freight car W. R, McCracken and Ml*a loodlnrs have’- reached »I,4M Marjori# TIHl* will attend tha In a single day, A drive Is on Central Florida Forensic League to load 100,000 cara i day. , meet Inn as Banfofd representa­ Tba ip r fever Is mors In­ tives. Tha meeting la to be held tense In Soviet B attle than Saturday afternoon nt '4:0U alsawbara la a spy-scared Eu­ o'clock a t Stetson University. rope because of the fear of capitalist - encroachment sad a J. W. ThrallklU has been em­ suspicion that Is, perhaps, part­ ployed as service manager of the ly Asiatic. Proctor Chevrolet Company, C. Blnca fascism la the foe of F. Proctor said today, Mr. Thrallcommunism. Germany la par­ kill was formerly employed by ticularly feared, with. Italy lo tba Maxwall Chevrolet Company and more - recently operated bU own repair .garage. PERK’S CLUB far WIT X ROSES CITY NEWS BRIEFS C a t Price Railroad Assessment Board " hrn lh t* lo W * " it high and the m atter Is “ ag the decision nf the courts » " F OalaaMB and U s s y ir« — 1 Unit, Dobr, negro, charted with drunk* Bitiind miiUft thla fm t wtr* wntenccd UKpir • fallows! state I • -• mills, « M «* » *nd ««*• °[. mills, and mstntensnee ®° Omy* I" ‘he County jail. M. i county's school system 10 , « * » " “ on a similar b at tba school bend mDUga eh»rir*, V ,lS a several school districts !* • Mansfield, charged with a variation of the total la and rslessed on a U W if tba districts . - * * bond was bound over to U»a total millago for MIT far 0°™** Court whro he entered a I school district No. 1, San- P1* of guUly. Alf Roekmoro. * U M mills i special school »•««•. also charged with t No- K, and «. comprUlng P '" * * r> “ty an d w a a sentenced Mary. Longwood, AlUwonte, «• n t » «*»• of M and eosts or it City. SUvIa and Oviedo, *> Jays In jail. Randolph I millsi special school dls- ltarrla. held on/ *in*iUr, Mo. 1 and C, comprising • **»h *20' Am, Oeneva and Oseools. WUI Lana, negro, charged with mdUj special school district trespass, pleaded guilty and v m comprising Lake Monroe sentenced lo pay a fins of |10 kola, B> B-8 mills. and costa or aerva 00 days. Hoy M l tag roll was recently »le Purguson, charged with open •tod by tha Bamlnola County profanity, estreated a BIB bonl. | i tT t-r U d turned over to Harrison Cols, charge - with lanMni. whose stuff, al the driving without proper lighting It, W engaged In the prepay equipment, pleaded guilty and was a t tha tag bills which will [ fined IZ.HO and coats. Willie InUsd as fast as completed. I gram. charged wiUi vagrancy, was I n collector reminded tha fined $10 and costa or «0 day* yum of O f county of (ho In jail./ _______ David tin t discount aSSWad by law Roosevelt_______ Tugloe, charged with tralnrldlngj both pleaded guilty and were! fined $10 and costa or A0 days M to n ifie d ThU h the tourist season and COLDS AMD FEVER FOR LETTER HEADS, dl^L MEADS, TAOS, CARDS. ENVELOPES. OFFICE FORMS, ETA . Coach B. A. n. Wilkinson's Semi-Professional BUekeat* un­ derwent their final grill of tha weak last night with a long dummy scrimmage. Tbs n eit practice session It lo bo hold Tuesday evening of next' week and the sis van's first scrimmags of tba aoaaou la expected to taka pUca. A d v e rtise m e n ts Gvnsrsl housa work, raring for children Call Jessie, 1320 W. 17th BL I I—MUctllancoua________ llava V*B track la'A-1 shapa with good driver that would llko to rent oat a t rea soruble rata. Apply EWING, Altering — children'* C. A. Halnss. Bog IMS. 'dathing, baby W yatts*'a apoe* By; KjsKtMf, croabiting, totting, Uas Dottor A Gay’s Paint—U’a “Best to r tha South" because W- W- IU Rtowart, 714 Oak. It's specially blended and man*' Florida Milk Board To Be Self Supporting J a p s Capture Four VUlag Op South! JACKSONVILLE, rla., Nov* 4 -M rs, J . D. Alderman, qtoto milk cotnmUslonar, anaoanoad from hor office her* that la would not be ' necessary to oak the a u to fur any additional ad­ venes* tor ‘ dporattona of tha Florida Milk Board. Replying ta Commissioner nf 16—Hoo—a Far Root Seminole Printing Co, U w S w n ital1 G n s l RICH MILK Phong 892-W or BU nouneement that tha Milk Board would hava to collect snougli money to pay IU own expenses, Mrs, Aldarmss said tba milk Industry now organ­ ised In virtually avary area of tha atata, IU committees are functioning, and tha eotlactkm of licenses and Inspaction fans IS Increasing. GLASS . MIRRORS PAINT8 QUAUTY— DEPENDABILITY DOWN R. N. NIPPER PHONE Green Valley 8B B US FO R YOUR G A S , O IL , L U B R IC A T IO N FRONT A X LE AND B JU K 1 WORK SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP ra O N IS T M IN . P A M Pittsburgh Proof Product! t* »’ ’*t v * (,*/ , * P lant Vegetables ffT A T K AHKET HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO imoai White Gaeoliat, DUtile to, 1 . f s r staves and beaters. Martin’s Garage l a A llow ing ROC ROOM furnished boot* for - The central govemmsfll wu root, t i o a Bib B t Inquire |t»T sotAlng additional trusted troops E- BU BL, or phono I70 W- ; \ I Into all r a prevbwvp etui under It* control and shifting many prwvbwlal.leadsra to peats on the various fighting fronts whero ‘hey chald not.be rohebad by pro-Japaganto who might Indue* lo cntkr "dafsotU f plots. K V S 7 ■ ,i Nevada U Ih* esly stotolhat does not I c r an lahcrttouc* tax. A 50% Discount on $2,061.82 > of p u t 4 w H A V E YOU B EEN TINY TIM? R iU M O le a a li. 1988 RCA & ZENITH noun easy i,f . *'t S n ; ii^t. ■J . . • - A price yon ami afford to | Martin*! Garage RADIO lu rMia MM Watte af RADIO SERVICE fi’-si* T~ * * “ -* - 1 - « t �I iilii SemlnoU County Prod nee* ^ r 1 More Fruit And VeceUblen Than AsftaC Similar Area In America f S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ; B A T fffD A Y . N O V E M B E R 6, 1937 Police Are Hit Orlando Noses Out 14 To 12 Duke Planning By Grand Jury Win Over LocalsWhileJohn D elayed Toni Morgan Is Star Of Game O v er Conduct Sanford, With One Yard Tp Go, Muffs For Next Yeai Man With Prescrip­ tion Arrested, Held , 19 Hours Incommunhtado/As Son Dies Greatest Opportunity To Win Over Tigers In Past Six Contests B j JULIAN STEN8TROM • n p l l n fam e teat night than ilM THEIR TRIP POSTPONED Denial Of Story yard line. ilM ^eh g b C T t tp to- °.f ,h ! D“ke of Wmdaor a tu ted l ward 'th e right aide oY the field lo ,»* ,h* "V«» where he waa knocked off balance " “W " * «h» potplbiilly of makb by Mitchell but he lateralcd to * P°, , P°n*d *?»r ,h« Volt ■Morgan who waa standing on 8t*** 1’,p ,r hla 30 and Morgan raced through ______ 0... Interference ___ and ..then ' tiffin trlv not Flnrr y s and NA »ome perfect ontrin the Tiger secondary for a 70 yard Jaunt anil the Indiana' f ln t a w e Porgueon'a try for the r M IA M I. N o v . 6.— ( A P ) — e jtra point failed and Orlando wee T h e p r a n d J u r y to d a y recefahlending by a' se en ef 7 to 0. the Ron ford goal Una te lake a 8 o m m endod “ d la e lo llo a ry d u b With ela mIniitee lift for play point lead a n d ‘made U a ecven inhm cQ t” f o r police o ffic er* point lead when Pet* Peterson In tha third frame, Orlando re­ “grave ^ mlsrenrrpt Inna" o f hin ree p b n sib le f o r "In h u m a n rame In tha game fbr the Tlgena ceived tha ball and' Immediately motive*. moved 46 yards, for a touchdownto make the camverelon In the ear­ c o n d u c t" In n o t p e r m ittin g With tha ,ball on'the ten yard line, /The decision was made after two W . V a n c e H a rre ll to com ­ ly momenta of tha rooted. dura, ef trans-Atlantle cabling Following the conrarelon, O r Mitchell went over nlna yards and and telephoning during which Urn m u n ic a te w ith h la fa m ily then plunged over two yarda for tha tally. Petersen sgaln emerged .duke attempted to gauge lha an­ w h ile |»f** th r e e y e a r old son with a perfect boot fer the eatra ient of resentment in American w aa d y in g . labor circles against his personal point. The Grand Jury report, which The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, for which he renounced the throne of England, are pictured After an exchange of puntf, representative, Charles E. Be- * aUo absolved police o1 blame In here In a crowd at a Parts railroad itatlon- shortly before ha postponed Ills scheduled ’ tour of fiinford received the ball on O r Bedlux, an Industrial engine America "because hla motive* were mliunderstood." Tho Duka and Duchess may yet vlitt America the fatal shooting of Stafford 0. lapdo'a U yard alrlpe and began accused by American labor grouj ■siting the stage for their second D*gr° v ^ Ur. ^ 1 : anrprUed InidAni and they advocate of tho ■aid Uw evidence skewed “be­ wera thrown far a lose of nine tally. The Indiana completed four of being a: yond question" that Detect tvs U yard* on two plays and Morgan varied pataca mad when lha period -stretchout’’ system, rahlcd tha O. Bearboro waa Informed ef Her- punted out bn Orlando'* 36 yard ended, they wera in poeaetalon of duke today from New York, of­ rail's dastra to got eJd to his linethe ball on Orlando’a 14 yard line fering to sever all connection with child. Harrell has claimed the Opening the final quarter. F o r the tour. Play then following waa even­ polka held him incommunicado ly matched although Sanford had guson pkkad uo yards off hla ,The following brief statement was Usurd In a bar from the nine11 hour* despite bis story that a tha ball deep In Orlando's terri­ right tackle hat.u._____ CINCINNATI, Nov « - ( ! ’) room eulte which the duke end proscription smiting a t a drug toryneat play. However, Orlande waa One opportunity, which Anna Mario Ilnhn, 31 year old store might have saved the life might have won tha hall game, off ■Ids* and too ball was placed dueheti occupy In the Hotel blonde mother, was convicted ef young Chariee Harrell who came with two minutes laft to on the Or lend* 11 yard line, first Mhurlcc: “It !i announced tonight on be­ waa suffering from dlptberte. tod«y of first degrrr murder In play in tho eoeond period- In sus­ down and tan yarda to go. Aftar half of the Duke of Windsor that Although- polk* have dented tained paisas and power drive* as two anauccooofBl pliys, lawson the poi-on death of Jacob Wag­ he has decided to postpone his vis­ th a t Harrell told them of hk well aa and runs, the Indians started argund left and and lotted ner, 7H“yr*r old retired gard­ rick child, or that ha mode re­ moved the ova) to (ho Orlando ona a flat paw to Johaay Kurgan for it to America. ener. The Jury did not recom­ “HU royal highneia arrived at quests to telephone h k family to yard lias. But whan Morgan a t­ tha second Indian tally and agate mend mercy, making the death tall these of the proscription left tempted «<} go o v y be.w aa.klt tha axtra point failed dp Ferguson thla decision with groat reluctance dH OB' "jagd * and after-m uch deliberation, but \-C o u n ty l | t b | ' C-- R. Deweon. penalty , m aadaU ry... Tho lax €PH»1*~ TWAN01MT, Now itteB JR L T tt taka f lit hard and ho fumble! and Orlande feels that owing to grave nilaron* In v es tomorrow for cuinc*- rnra spelt aliout two and ene- Chins'* main defenses west of hero recovered and kicked out of danlialf hour* in actual delibera­ ceptloni which have arisen and were put In serious Jeopardy, For­ mititalementa which have ap ­ tlD* where he will attend the tion since receiving the case annual confercnrm of County Mrs. Hnhn eign military experts declared iopeared regarding Hie motives and and Homs Demonstration agents. Intu In-l night. would l>e th* first woman ever day, hy Hie binding of a formid­ purpose* of hie Industrial lotir Mrs. Gladys Kendall. Hointnule executed In Ohluable Japum-tv forro on tho nut in there Is no allemslive but to de­ County lloms ltrinonitrallop ihoro of Hangchow llsy. 'lha Aa a preliminary reminder of fer It for U>* present. Agent, who has been In atteud' Japanese said Urge army unit*, tha approaching Rad Crow drive, “The duke emphatically repeal* ance at a pre ronferenro meet­ aimed at encircling Rhanghat and Judge R- Wl Ware, chairman of that there Is no shadow of Justifi­ ing for llomn Demonstration Its environ., came ashore from the Roll Call, has announced that cation for any suggestion that he Agents Is alreadyIn the Uni­ the lay, >ho largest on the Chlncsn tha National Broadcasting CcmU allied with any industrial sys­ versity City and wilt remain coast and about 330 miles south ol Jkany will present n program on tem or that he la for or against thri>tigh<ipt the conference which here at the nearest point. Nov. IS, from 8:10 to D o'clock, any particular political or racial begins MumUr anil closes n sit Foreign sources said two Japa­ Eastern Standard Time, over (he doctrineSaturday. nese division*, recently withdrawn Blue Network, dramatising the “H* expresses the cm eil hope An address hr Harry I. from the North Chin* front, taded Texes Famine, one of the earliest that after his announcement hla Drown, assistant ’Id the Secre­ ■outhward from Tlrntiln a week idea iter* te which the Red Cross real and sincere motive for the tary uf Agriculture, will be a Violator* of city ordinances will fig ured. purpose of his proposed visit to feature of the rutiference, Mr. hr tried before City Judge Frank ago. Th* new force, they said, Undid te the vicinity of Chspoi, Judge W a n has further called Am arks will be properly under­ Dawson staled. [,. Millrr in a session of the Mu­ about 60 miles southwest of attention to th* f a d that during stood. Everything Is te readiness for ROMFX Nov. 6.—(XV—Repre­ He will speak to |hn aslfem-. nicipal C ourt Monday afternoon at Shanghai. tha Roll Call period, w hkh will “Ilia royal highness will per­ the sigth anniversary meeting of Tho vanguard of the Japanese eontlno* from Nov. 11 to Nov. 28, sentatives of Japan, Germany and the Central Florida Council of sonally convey his thanks to (hose blags on Nor. 9 and durlna tho 4:U0 o’clock. force, shifting the war scree to a 81 radio edvertUer* will m akt Italy signed an a^tl-cemmunlam Chamber of Commerce to be held Industrial companies who so gerr Florida Farm Ilnur over WlttlF, State and University uf Florida Thu KanCird llolary will new front, was reported to have Red C ron “spot1- anno uncem ante. poet h e n today, Italian Foreign te Ssnford *t eight o'clock Tues­ eroualy r*,'ended Invitation, to radio station, on (he same day. hold Its 'regular weekly lunch- reached a point near Kungkiniig, Minister Count Gates iso Cteno, day morning, T, E. Simpson, him and to all wholiave ass li It-J During tho conference the mil In tile Drill llmmi uf Itm un important Chinese defense' po­ Joachim Von Ribbentrop, tha Cer* council president, and head of lha in arrangements.' County and llomn Demnn.tr*- Valde* Hotel Monday at 11:16 sition on the north hank of Hie Seminole Coanty Chamber of man ambassador to London and lion Agents will hear talks nn o'clock. Whangpoo River aUiut Id miles many phases of agriculture end Maaaakl Holt*, the Japanese sat­ Commerce, eald today. southwest of here. Th* Central Florida Council, bold round laid* discussions on Tim regular monthly meeting comprising chamber of commerce problems pertaining to farming of Ihe Hoard of Dlrnrlor* of governments. rep Keep let Ivee from cllka aa fsr In Florida. Mr, Dawson Indi­ Hie Heiulnote County Chamber Von Ribbentrop had negotiated north a* Galueavlll* and fit. cated, adding that every phase of Coratuerra will bn held In tbn rgates to Iho ronfemico on tho the nearly year-old antl commun- Augustin* and as far south ax of the work In both depart­ Chamber building T u e s d a y Chlnese-Jopaneie war announced Vero Beath and Klxxlmme*, wss isra pact between Germany and WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ments of the Kiionsliin Service night at 7:3o o'clock, accord­ todsy they had reached an agree­ Japan which waa enlarged by to- organised te fianford ala years W. V*., Nov. 6—f/F>—The Invest- will ho revered during the ses­ ing to T. K. Simpson, prosldent. ment on tl* lc*t °f 'he commu­ day's action to Include Italy. ago this month, and such year at m a n t Artibclarion sions. Jtenltara nication to Japan, making a new A warning te th* an n k a ef the thla time members return to San­ launched ■ duel program yester Mtei Krnwn Slats limns ItemA represent*!iro of tha West' offer of friendly office* in an e f­ world agnteat matching their ford for their anniversary break­ day to tali* “a progressive and oestrsl Ion Agent. wllL ho In inghouse Electrical (ximpany waa fort to terinln»le Uio rn rflk t. strength “with ea r Red army en fast meeting. aggravates •land'' te matter* of charge of lha rnnlerreco pro­ The gphilnunlcaHbn fruqied by Charier member* of th* organ­ leglslalkq, and to make member- gram for tho home demonstra­ in Hanfurd today diacuaaing with Ih;lgian Foreign Minister P*t-I Dm betUeflekT wee Bounded in isation are: Mias Lottie Lawler of ahlp te th* association "• badge tion agents, tho County agont. Chief of Police Roy G- Williamr Speak at the request of the full arrangement* for tha InaUllatinn Kissimmee, Horace L Smith of of Integrity and worth. IqJi mated. of e radio transmiller tojM used conferrdr*. • Th*. Jiolo..l* to I* Ocnlu, F. M. Sawyer of Cnees, Thla cooferenra Is an annual governor* an' He board of transmitted Inimedlhtelyr * John C Loshaer of Clermont, Reel nounced to Ite annual ccn.ro> hm evant for the purpose of tirlns- for pollca calls. '* The neit meeting of the confer­ W. Brown, of Detnnd, C M- Oay a redrafting of tha* osaortetlun'* teg all of tha worker* of the The supervisory Commute* of ence te *«l for TovsrUy when'tha Idrose prepared for delivery at of Orlando, C. T, Bkkford ef Or- constitution ad by-lawa, mvclving Extension Berrien lognlher to Florid* - Mats Farmers ill legate, nro esparted to discus* srnegk hall, marking the twen- tendo, Kari Lehman of Tavatw., a drastic tightening Up of mem­ afady and dlseuaa pnililem* per* i Kj proeedure. • The dclegalee. ’ a*hi Wholesale Market hare Will meet •th anniversary ef the (handing and Carter Bradford of Whaler bership requirement!, and t latalng to their work and lo Huy did not neceaaerlly espoct ’ the U. 6. B- RPark, all of whom will be In Sen- strengthening of Ite eiacutten per- farauteta plans for tha nap In the market office tor thrlr Japan's rrply by T u e s d a y _ regular meatlng Monday, nlghi, Astalling what' hs described as ford for ana tear**ry celebration Market Manager J„ a . Mlcbs< I ha aggreoate* Undone!** ef e e r Tneeday aaernlnr Of the charter At the gem* time, two speaker, in countries which want l» Jump member*, inly {fence L Brnlth,1 before (he day'* aeasien* locked i ug at any moment," Troyan- F. M. Hudson, C- T, Bkkford, te Washington fer eelullont <« -sky dectend Russia today 1* Kari Lehmann and C arter Brad- the problem of (ho present slump James Mooghton, aupcrlnU'mlN A N K I N G . - ( A ) — United ant of Parks te Sanford, was of­ indy (M a n y emergency . , . ford today remain te Chamber cf la tho occur it lea market % whltb ^ 'fhjb , Iltrts Bcbool Rrinotphlt _ r Iho denaoe of ear bordara."" Comms roe poets, the other* have baa brought th* tevoolmont bank- ■lahd Ambaaoador Neleon T. fered four lion* to b* exhil Hrd t’QUDtr. wt)b HupeUotehdent*! Jokaaon yaelerday approved th* Bo aakd certain countrioa "have vontarad h la other lteas of work. ora* but Iness of ralalny capital at tha local loo during tha wintir HrhooIs T. W- lAwton, wHL.mw S a t a clamor about their .fight Tho program feature ef Tneeday for teduatry almost te a aland- cetera of Consul John M, Alli­ for thalr maintenance, but due ta with BUU Superlntendfni Ojlj son to Tsinan. Hhanlung Prov­ gloat bolshevism and gommua- mere tag’s gala breakfast asset tag, still Inadequate apace for Iho proper English Monday morning at tl ■ ta order te create a saoeke* will be a talk hy Elvira Garner. Edward B Hall af Chlcagn. isos capital, to reopen tha rare of tho an Imala the offer waa Angebllt Hotel to Orlando ft American consulate, rloaad re­ u preald*nt ef the aaaodation, said cently when U appeared J a r refawdan all-day meeting. It waa no m en fair now te blame oaeoe troop* would carry war­ . Mr. Lawton' tedkaled Du tho current clump on the CovenTh* city commissioner! will tha meat log had been call* fare to tho area. ■mat than U waa te llam a the rebold thalr regular bimonthly far th* parpaao af dUcueate goat tarnMo hi eaentWM a* defi­ meeting In Du City Hall Monday nitely reflecting « lank of confi7 . A O TB EtlEI ILL night a t 7:10 o’clock. It la ex­ danco te Dm futara «C.business. pected th at action will • be taken hM said that Uw addriakUraHon OLLTWOOD, - m --- Mar- ter the propoeed polk* radio sys­ co*Id da much te n e t* * U hr reA JLindssy and June Travis, tem an 4 th a t members of th* aw*1 player a, wer# Ul yaalef- trailer camp eommltle* will be preeent te dlacuee plan* for tho tie d say Is aufTertng from proposed trailer ramp" te Hanfordaffecting r and may be cooflaed a ■1 “nuinA throat ailment kept g which vavti from a role te • Grand Jury Says Evi­ dence Beyond Ques­ tion, Asks Penalty Daw* on To Attend Annual Meeting Of Home Agents Mrs. Anna Hahn Is Found Guilty Shanghai Defense Is Endangered By New J a p M ove Brussels Conference Reaches Agreement On Peace Note Text Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture To Address Conference Udio Programs Will AM Red Cross Drive CITY NEWS BIUEFS Italy Joins Germany Mrs. Elvira Gainer Is And Japan In Pact Scheduled To Talk AffainstCommunism To S e c r e t a r i e s Rev. W. M. Mullen .WiU Preach Here An Ei Blake Three Killed W hen Limited Wrecks Truck Every Passenger Of Truck, Mother, Fa­ ther, And Son, Die In Crossing Crash Hopes Public Opintoi In U. S. Regardilkj His Motives W fl Change BeforeLtRii Japan, Germany C e n tra l Florida A nd Italy Sign Cham ber Council Anti-Red Treaty Meets On Tuesday NUMBER 322 Established In 1908 i Engineer M issing1 Is Believed Dead Fireman Is Found Af* Three Hours, Alive, Hushed To Hospital T.OVF.JOY. Oil., Nov. 8.— ( A P ) — Thrrt* perso n a w a ro klllod itnd nn rn jrln i'rr a n d flrrm n n w e re p in n ed u n d e r tho wreckmft* lri\ jhflj derail* m rn t o f th o C ontra) fit. G eor­ gia L lm llo d paaaotflfe’r tr a in , "R otithlnm l," na I t a tm e k a I ruck til n croanhiK ttnlny. T h o pullm nn c o n d u c to r, William A. Rnnkln, arid non* of the 27 pm-enge™ •h* f°ue pullmnn mm wan hort. Trainmen «nM the dead were occupant* ot Ihr tnirk Jnmr- lim an. cf He*. Oa„ » farmer. <nld tho dvtil wera ■Jamra Allen, 20. Mm. Allen. W» and their two year old Jamra Jr. Broun mild h« had lent them the truck to movo aome fum ltnrr. Loeomnilvr fireman, Jim lien* ry of Maron. O* . wae Mapped In the w rw ttffr along with En* alnrer D. G. Woll of Atlanta. Henry" wee removed aliv e' and ron'clou, hy rescuer*. who ent their way through wlih acetylene forche* nearly thren lioura a ftr t the wreck. The fireman wa« hurried Id, art Atlanta -TtoapWaL Hedhn-r*-' raid (hey found no trace of tho en­ gineer and feared he wae dead. Railroad official! eald tho track* parallel lha highway a t the point .where the accident oc­ curred within the city limits here, 30 mllee couth of Atlanta. The train waa from the Flor* lilu W rit Const reroute to Cin­ cinnati. The trurk m i njlrmptIng to cron, on a side ry*d. The repine, tender, baggagiyrar, mall car anil two roarhre off the tralfl were overturned. / Bishop Wins: Will 1 Confirm Class Here Investment B a n k Group Undertakes R e f o r m Program Money School Authorities To Meet English LOCAL WEAXHEB •lightly PPral VK , ■,g. �ra ff THE SANrORD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER •*_ 1637 ^FLORIDA' la d ra w in g tto l a t b s ■ DIRECTORY M a s t e * 'u i * r t L * 5 o u a*w Ito f o r* . In M M CTU. Ttoo P aNe Mill k jza ru n d o w n on •m_T’s r s_ _ _ MW n1n*;t!U"S:V i*SaS ::IN« rW ITNXS* ,;pjr<l&® “ ■*I W IIKIIKOP, h n tn h . r a u a l o M l m r . M M eo M ayor of l b . CUT wf B a alerC r io r ia n , a n d h e r* H i N f Is W n f fls M h » te lo tb s Soel o f tb s * * U C ity M t h i s l i t day df N o r.ru b o r. F im m tu R K o o . 'A s M ayor o f lb s C ity s f S an fo rd , f lo r id * . A ll* .I: V. A LA1TOON C ity C lark . IM A M N one* •» nut *short weeks ago r a l m wars dropped, - dJ^SS V " ’ k“ • ™ »buttery Ka * “' i l o n b a n l o M M . & . ■. • 1 e n fo rc e m e n t a n th o rittn o daw R e ta g * > w ,» li w**k* they'd romped in tic k et* . U I n d i c a t e b y th « r e p o r t t t As c a c h e d « ,* « • trilA M b * J o g g . F V o k L . ■ t.? w e r e v io latio n s o f t h e lo tte r y k w h . jlnil m i n ot treonla**, amt then. ^r,, T lie H e r s M b U lo n g bdSm *WW ■fun tad, p erso n In S a n fo rd h a s , th a t th e l o t t TOry aWpt through ih* mitat tn (h e m o at f la g r a n t a b u se s o f t h e lew * P* ibe »traw so warm. h i BCTnhwfle C o u n ty . A t m e tim e O , ____. Blot m sc h tn e s, p e rh a p s , c c m rtftu trf ( f t , p m lt, creature*, wit* « m t , h u t ( W l th e n t h e M tts rta - Sark ajraa. '■ Timid, at first, and with many b ; .S halt, JM length they rams, sit* with glad a a rp riM 1' They 4Itk*d my habd fsr a taste ' of salt. • Soar fcthjr- calr**l aw oA i M W i N s tls s Is hsr#by^t«tn*n< 'flM t L Ih* un(.sral*ii*d » * 0**«U f Mas* I s r In C h*M *ry, ttn d si n a d toy v lriu s o t th a t r s r t a l a ftn al d o ­ r rs * rsn d s ro d 1n lb s CfTruM C ourt a t Ms m Im Ib O u s t y 4 a C h n b s srr, In . * c a r t e l ■ r s u s s ih s r s ln * s" d In* w b tro ln T. S, D ial aras D laln tlff an d V II* Jo b n ro n . ■ w lo o w / a n d s th a r a w ars 4 sfin tM ata. th a t I w ill on lb* « itr day af D w ta M r, till. a lta r f a r M l* *1 public a u s tls n I s lb * h l r b r s t an d bast b id !.* ' fo r r a s h . *1 t i l l fro n t d o se o f tb s r o u r tb s d M a l S an fo rd . F lo rid a b s t w s t n ‘tb s h our* n f 11 e’elech A. M. aod * o-rlocb r M. t b s to l Inorlag d s s srlb sd p r o p s r tr . Is- t h e old P n t b f b H d i i C h u rch In T a llsh u M h a a a v a ry in te re s tin g h is to ry . T h e b u ild in g , o f fra m e co n stru ctio n , w as be f u n In 1685 e n d d ed icated t o public m n h i i on L o rd 's D ry , K e y 18, TB88. T h a n o r th n ailery In th a o rig in a l deed w ee rese rv e d / o r th e u s e o f siev es, w h o a t t h a t tim e * • re r e ­ ceived in to m e m b e rsh ip , I t 'i r a s u se d on m a n y occasions e a e m a g e f i r era— -m d ch ild ren w h en th e m en w sre g u a rd in g th e to w n a g a n s t In d ian u p rialffcs. I t b a a since been rem o d eled a n d en larg ed wHhcrot dis­ tu rb in g its o rig in * ] a r c h ite c tu r a l b a ta ty . And him an In n o o th e r s ta te can th e r e b e ra is e d th e v a rie ty a / tro p ic a l f r u i t s fo u n d th riv in g In F lo rid a, O n e o f th e se , th e F E U O A q f P I N E A P P L E O U A V A , f r o m 8 o u th Anferie e, Is exceptlonaTly h a r d y a n d w ill'w ith , s t e a d tm m e r m ta ra s o f 14 d e g re e s F h r, w ith o u t in ju ry . T h e f r u it s ^ e r e e x tre m e ly A t o e 'd e g re e e b len d o f p in e ap p le . In F lo rid a , w h ere 1 f re e o f in ju r io u s In sec ts p U n t le n d s lts s tf s d i n b ^ ] y | * P s a ln n ln * a t Uto F o eth s a i l o n ro sr o f SWI4 o f I W J I o f N sclloo IT- T o w ash lp 1* Boot Ik. R a n n *1 N asi, run lb s nos N o rth IW ohalna th s n r s tV rsi I ch ain s. tb a n ra Botftb (H ohalna, tto .o re Knot I ebalito i p ploe* o f haarlnnlna: and also, tlsw laitln * a t tto* _l*oolhw i t r o r o s r n f flW H 1 f f H<VH of Faction 11. T ow dfchlp’ I I SANFORD ELECTRIC CO W IR IN G € o t Flowers FEET H U R T C A M E L L IA “J A P O N K A :r.V ] Their wsr T» the slaughter-pen* Maw / , 1 their d*m* will law I And tram, are misting my ay*» today r ‘i STO P LOOK SANFORD TWENTY YEARS AGO ■Ptor "LHU* Bmwnto,- a ad "LHUc Hnow-" t l* L IST E N —MAY Aid.HEAD BAKER. K O ELREUTERS A GARDEN IA S M m €.lL K irttey ftttya In tha laadafta world la t° ill tbr risht pUy on *ha on» 5 Pardon, Mr*. Richard Panin, Mra. E . H Oanwr, K m Ed n ig ltd link.' gtai*. Mra. Eaitettay, Mra ». A C o u rte o u s A E f f lc lm l S E R V IC E ilid t If flia OIO «UH» any amikey ' W H A T E V E R Y OU D O , y o u n e e d c o u ra g e . W h a te v e r ’h u h iw u at tha city BMuttfui, eourM y0q d e rid e upon, th e r e la a lw a y s so m eo n e to te ll > n r b e s l -am wida opsn. Wto". you yoo w ro n g . T h e m a r e a lw a y s d iffic u ltie s a ris in g ^ k f o t a r t a a wUl thaw % WB»*j w hieh te m p t y o u t o b e lie v e t h a t y o u r c r itic s a r e r ig h t. T o i Tha ste ia Bot#i commiMisasr m ap o u t a co u rse o f a c tio n e n d follow t t t o a n e n d , reprH M * there will fa* 1 ,260*00 q u ires som e o f t h e sam e c o u ra g e w h ic h a so ld ier need s, vititura,tn Florida thia winter, and P eace h a s Its v icto ries, b u t i t ta k e s b r a v e m e n . to w in tha Palm 'Deaek Poat de«ian* th e n v -E m o tw a o . they are already beginning to i f fl I IN T E N D to d e v o te t h e r e s t o f nyr lif e to th e pro b / Atcbbi.hnp Reward Mommy d.* "* * * * •" h l i o rg a n ic « d M r i t u a l e n tire ty , aarye. the tbarik. of all lor«ra F o r th e ,q u a lity o f life U m o r e Im p o rta n t th a n li f e Itself, et pose* and quiet, owing to W e m u d t now u s e th e o re tic a l a n d ap p lied arien ce, n o t fo r iia splendid work. Father Coofh- th e M tia fa c tio n o f curio iiity ; b u t f o r t h e bo teerv n en t o f th e in i* t« b* attant for iwaniy ggi/ e n d f o r th e c o n s tru c tio n o f t r u ly ctvlUeed ro an .— D r. ; nil wort* ntar i A lex is C a tre l. > t network.—Howard tiruhakar In The New Yurtaar. Br ^ ^ ^ Bosk* Cart*? recall* th a t Nor. Wum 4 Dart*, who I* FnyUUnt «V QBOROl TtfCKVR < Koowyelfa p«r*onal repraaenta‘llea i t tha Bniaaql* confetenc*. W*i^'aI»o l*r»»ld»nt WIHonta per* taoitafl *dfleer tn Ttarl* Ip IttO . Ba - plag point* out that whan fba ^ Democrat* lo*t the preaUhnttel unique In thnSlYhal history. nU ; 'election In i n s o m the Dengue wt Naitana' l*»ue, Franklin D. s n d " len th tg Trooi opera to ju lUocerelt waa tha fie* prialden* £ Uni canBIflatei CorWl T»U, pry**cr**n, 1 join Draco Maura, Lily i MAN ABOUT MANHATTAN 1 st * F re n c h — TeL 8181 ENGLISH’S Gulf Station «0«ht.^ E V E R Y SA T U R D A Y N IO fIT BOtTBBS WITH OANCB PARTNER ADMISSION FRER u « w » a w n * My Tko aK*b Only H iM a t w C o m p le ta ly R c n o f s te d A n d R e d e c o ra te d Harrell wa* I from head- Apartments F in is h e d in th e m o s t a t tr a c t iv e C o lo n blRmoRd | • A rthur DlnL I I , af 1U M. ML ndrtrtlalng man, to Coogrea*, la Maw York CUy tha ether day, haa resulted In tha formatlcfc of a “Barton for President dub." T o n see, we’re nerar had n horfnsej man for praaidenV’ any* D. H. Cmary, prestSeat of a la tttr .head , company In AUroa. LUNCH " * v Jr w | | ] ^ l « ■DM > w ■T1 •v.' *t- K 1 *. r , • 0-0 IS.W 1’ 'klP.,*4] A ll n Win to n * . M eat hr Ua Ryttam Boy* « « « ■ « « « HHCfXAL VRATURB FOB ARMISTICE WKDNRSOAY AND TOOTHDAY MODTS v m » * * WG TURKEY Police Art. Hit By Grand Jury O v e r Conduct Corliaood Frem Foa* Om unclaimed in n downtown drug alor* when, ha wsa arruaM , hid •Utemant* w art' ftriflad yaatV* day by two prlacnoiy hold h> the o*U block with him, ' C. B. Boyd, to, o wntdhmna bald for petty , larceny, urhoa naked If Harrell bonk on the cott dour all nighi to attract the Jail* •r, aaldi “Yoa, ha beat tha door s lo t" And when asked U Harrell re­ mained awake and u tiio o s through Ih* night a* hi* child lay in tha hospital dying, M, aaldi “Harrell waa awak* meat of th e BIG APPLE DANCE Ih* I * . �J alt A nd Personal P er so n a /* o'clock a t the home «T Mm. C, V . Carroll, M il Franck A r m . ed ha wsaMaal style. Miniature Ctrd« Number Fhra of the Ffrat a h w a v e used to mark the of B n t k t Church win meat a t Urn fleer*' dAtoo* woth plc'uio home of Mr*. S - R . Pippin, W. skip* ami Ufh xfever* •domed th* First Street, a t BtW o’clock. balcony. , The Boalnee* Waiaaa’a Circle The regular officer* vaorL-0 with Mr*. * . J. Itooth. *h*MIke visiting officer* In double titu me*, will mpet a t the hoaae of he tbelr alnllena. Man St V. KMra. Stella V. Arrington. Ml Heeam worthy a a im n ga»u thwMagmetlm Area**, at T:M o'clock^, wkleh. with appropriate x m J* J. U Marentette wilt tune* which were cempoaeil by the Woman"* Mtialoaary Bodeworthy a a l n * . the t l f i n n l»*e IT of the T hat Mathodht ana led thetr tialllag a lik e * *<1A Ctiarch with a theater sarty at * small token of fmwlehip. 10:00 A. M. The picture wUl ha Mr*. Anna Sail* Smith. eutitw la connection with tim a m m air an. and t H. Mnihri s>. MUaloo Study Book. The worthy patron, of Unhand Num K m is*. Swh ttniwh. «Mtm Modem World,” All a a a t a r her M preabtni In the ••>*' n< i>n4u t' h i i thjy im ln s n iT lM fere urged to attend and alsnj which I tea# Mian Virgin", v-V-urn o th,v'h'Hi<k%tM 'member* of ether churches. , wan MiUabed Into the Vrdt H r ipwriraD h Wtnm R*UMt aft The 81. Aauea GaUd of the <,>>«* tp, dm, <*ttiw* Rtf* Be Mta Frank < u t the lull**'"* Bplacopal church ertU meet nt muah aeeempenled a t the SiM o'clock at the pariah Hone*. by M n Mable Srndu of The regular business meeting Mtm caton received on oW, •f the Woman'* Miaalenary fhakleaail bouquet from % . Mr*. Ralph Smith, recording Society of the P in t MethodUt Church will be held at the secretary, was among the State church a t 1:00 o’clock. a ffirm of the Florid* Federation. Mr*. Murrqe J » n k , ha behalf Circle Number One of the or Women'* Club* who nddreeaed, of lbs PoM Matron’« Club, pre | ITrebyterlen Aaulllarr with Mr*. the district meeting which wan ■—>Imi1 f^iiinrlii O k u ttr KnittWr1 in~amww*M vuahaw U P. Boyle, ' chairman. will held yesterday In St. Cloud. , Two a picture of Mr. and Mr*. Ha.tin, V4m»»? *f W \,*| tMXhhiUidil ’Ihh meet at the home of Mr*. O. V \4 V'H'M'i*. P*a Other officer* who addressed I U. E. McKay, pent grnini ma»*ott **ivit, H ,v Mt %****%. D. Bonn. ISO IHa* Arenee at '.ho meeting were: d a te presi­ 'and ptud'grand patron of <h C» LIW iii’mutt t*u Urnr hT^u, m S:M o'clock. \* V< S^iUth^ dent. Mr*. John G. Krltum; Mr*. ‘ chnptvr. Mr*.. Moore. In behalf | of the chapter, accept-it the picCircle Number Two ut the E. U Hchumcher. foundation M* l£* Preebylarlaa AwstHory w i t h fund chairman: Mr*. Joseph U tun and sang "June An Echo, ih. It* v * iti Mitl* lire Itoy Mann chairman, ’will U Gey. junior chairman andj Mr. and Mr*. McKay expressed k »IV ' appreciation lor thin honor meet at tba home at Mrs. J Ik Mm. JL tk FWnhman. law ob­ M * l»* *1W* ^tltiK* A abort program fulloo«*l Ju r Woodruff, IIS W. Ilth 81. nt servance chairman. 1:30 o'clock. Oa* hundred thirty-three ib le , lag which Mm. h a s t *ang " A Circle Number .fo u r . o f . the * * % m r * ' ? **•*.»** PreehyUrhm AndUlwy with lira. P. It. Smith ohalrmaa. wlU ) meet el the home of Mr*. Q. It. Blllolt. Hid Dougina Aranue. . Clicle Number Six ml the Pro* byterjan Auxiliary with J n - Dt*.,i ,t ''«***A L. Th'raahrr na chairman WlU meet v in 1>■,-'< A. i.* .y at the TToma of Mr*. W. U Coop* CK .O .fe M et *!**•., At “« Ss* proximatety IUO gueata. Xtailing er, 205 E- 18th St ■* l’. X ; . offlret* taking part In thu pru TUESDAY II. i l l l . e • l l v o m l o il t le , > gram were: Mrs. A nas Sail* k *0 If- * toieku Midi 1 The regular monthly meeting Smith, worthy aaakron, K. H, cf the Daughters ut Wesley VXUAVVA VtfA1 Mayberry, worthy pplrop, Mr*. l - i l lVO.WWAV 8uml*y School class of Ih* ll. I 1 s t * V C h tlfL 1 U lull . .1,1,1, U,n*'ih U(u Iln t ileteuh, eaeorln1* matron, K. Ptrst Methu Hat Church wUl he Kei,.t„., s*1*-el, l«.-s* v U KeSy. aaaociate patron, Mro held In" th* Church Auaex at M ,.l u o , a ik *t-*A ip » *i s o i l , , . , I , t ,x i h e I’ eiXlM 7:30 o'clock to the form of, a Ruth H ates secretary. Mr*. m CO* iM Ilei, I .H il* ..' -‘ I . I«**i' whit* elephant party. Ah mem o.SkV VVM.V sM.»hS tiers are urged to attendMueU, LaVair SmPk, conduclmea, Mr*. C o H tlw n * M * 0 * * * i. " t * * There will be a board meeting Ktlae Loreboce, afuutcmiu conduit Milt l ie ;* * H fcivK v. Vl l “ ** * Mris Mm** IhtNtw. Mt, u t ♦ * ii >i,i, hi -of Ih* Junior High School P. T. raoa. Mm. SnmwuU, chaplain of Mi*, fe,r>» sill > huu4k inlwwti, wnr. u iui'*0wh W» A- at 3:00 o'clock followed by Urn Pioneer Number MK Mm. Rue regular meeting at 1:30 o'elaak. ohia umn hem* Kerman, niarahalt, Mr*. WEDNESDAY HahW Bmdo, organktk Mmtfl,. oh vhargMs <dr mmdaA m, Mh The Sanford Garden Club will Mable Sutnea wprder, William *W dm Mei J wIk M uti 'tab hmedfe hare a bosril meeting a t 10:00 Cuehe (iff. Matin*), Mr*. (,uu v , %<IIhmw> ttrapmu, At * * * * o'clock a t th* home of Mr*. H. H*ii>*«. Ada. Mr*. Tuck. , Rulh, M. Pap worth, 111 Park Arena*. Mm. Mary Norris, Esther. Mr*. Thor* will be an hnpertsat Klai* Tann*». M ar'hn and Mam '» 'UA.-.l, H*, U*i4*h N Called meeting of the South Side Annie Cook. Elect*, all o f DeT -T . A. at S tdl o'clock. Land Chapter Number id. CHURCHES SKTV E Juts W* %uj**mi>’.' 0 . Ladies Missionary Society Has Meeting Mrs. T, R. Miner presided or nr the mfeetlag of the India* If laaionary Society of th* Pull Gospel Tabernacle which was hold recently at her hem* • • Cemeron Aran**. The meeting waa opened by the derations] which waa **adectad by Mra, F. A DtUy who read Ih* |g penlm. a abort bwMneea aeaaloa ml lowed during which rouriae mailers war* die WINE—DINE and DANCE yarn with Ike repeal ul Ut* Eighteenth Aa»-«diue«l, utem hem' of the thhei Ur* otlic* touiul thin morning Deputy Bhnrtll Lewie A Tale arrested * i m * i o wtMtmn, Eubt t'ule. nho uHegel- %tBJMwdm A L E R T ih S A L E S M E N Muwt*> 'H w -Ip Cwe 11*1"1* The folio* lag correction i* Ini b* made to the ehory o t S ara Jnofe Cunnky * quoin o t Smdn received bee*, the s ta te Depart men* eg Bdwceitou In paMncd W a UeraU. The moaey will h" used h e payamot u t Nnaumhur laaaead ad October trarhgen mb m is MW) Xeebteer UrcraVaSry Dairy R K H M D JK „M-fS b wfiNi <W«* Hpw •mi V w*. uttlMAV haMt V *> W a r 14mA dkh 1 twu uir uuti s*MI dt HHSNUe Un hlW •Ml tttMfUtai m um tidHotihn utwli Stn A. BN*, *r*'",*wh ITALIAN 8PJ t \ T % �- Ole* j — >1*0 . if* * NEW MIRACLES OP GRACE Luise Ra Tracy r* X*> .V. WED - The *>er* of “The Good Earth” other wsIH bmwm m w la p ro aL and "Captains Courageous,* » * neat twine toclndo Janet specUvcly, arc united in the new Eddb Qulllaa, V ktar Vi Mdro-Coidwyn Meyer p i c t u r e , car O'Shea, Helen Troy, Wl —big City," which iliow* Wcdnea* D em and, John Arledge, I nr lag day end Thursday *t the Kite Bacon, Galnn Willi*mi and X agb . Theater wills 1^41*0 Rainer and Toomey. epencer Ttecy eo-star.ed for the* A bo of interest b Um e p ia r ; first time- . .sne* In a reslistb free-fw -all The new pktute, presenting a street battle eeqoenm ef the* crosi-eedbn of American motro- *ports whrld as Jack Dempsey,, politaa'life, with I n c y s i s ‘New1 James J . Jeffries, Jimmy M elnrYerfc City (gxicab drl**r who b-* nln, M ssb Heesnhloom, Jim •comes Involved in * war betwosnjThorpe, Frank Wykeff, Jack b rival taslcab comptnlcs, and Miss Fields, Man Moontaio Dean, Boil ' Montana and other athlete* One Rainer as bis 'Immigrant whom be barely savct from de­ of Um picture'* sconce b b id in part It ion, U front ths pon o! Nor­ Jack Dempsey's Restaurant, the; man Krsi.nn the brilliant yotng famous gathering place ef sports playwright wlloso "Fury’’ con­ celebrities having been coplod t* sidered one of the outstanding (he b a t detail. In "Big City" Luise Rainer once photopbys of lis t y ear The production, wj»» filmed BfJ- again dsmonetratee her brilliant der the direction op Frank Dor- flair for roraatOlty in meting. A tag* who** directorial sneceaecp fa r cry from bar robe In “The date back to “Humcreaqu#'' a thi Good (Earth* and "The G rb t Zbg* Include i n t i memorable hit* JO fold" and Um diract opposite of "Sevrtiih Heaven,” "A Farewell to her recent portrayal of tbg Count-, Arms" and the recent "History la css In "The Emperor’s Candbsticks," her new n h places her as Msde at Night," The veteran character actor, a simple Roumanian girl who has Benin Hsnb displays m i Mtracba ol'B tM a u alw abates >m Charley Crapewh), held* the sup­ left her fetherbnd to com* to ■kla u the tuneful melodise of Pollack and Mitchell, and Gordon porting c u t of “Big City* end America, tho "land ef hope,” m 4 R m l In Um Twentieth Century-Fox m o*lot MnuUoo, ‘'Thin W.rk” Comes To Rita On Tuesday Ann Sothern, Edward Horton* Jack Haleys Mary Boland Star New ways of loving Rod newer ways of laughing In the new kbtf of bugh-1ilt that b the funniest , “comm »tIon-picture" of tha year wOl bring a liberal ed act Iion in kOarity to lb* aefeen of the R ib j theatre when “Danger-Love At . Work" p b y i Tuesday. Ann Both* etn, Jack liab y , Mary Boland, sqd •Edward Evereb Horton are star­ red in the d iffb st comedy evpr produced by the TwentbUi Cen­ tury Fog merrymakers. In or out of bodlnm no one he* ever seen the like* of the franUo romsntka and haywire hib rity of this outstanding comedy. Id ^ m nutshell (a very fitting plies, | B the way) thi* new kind of rib* tickling ta b b a simple story (•Imply devastating) of Girl meets Boy, Boy meeb Family, Bey bees Mind) Tho Girl b Ann ' SoHicm, the dafflest debutants who ever came out—of a trance! The Boy b Jack Haley, tha mo*t bewildered Romeo who ever fated n shatgunl Tha Family la alto­ gether plxRated, with a cuckoo for their crest and a strait-jacket their coat-of-nrmat The Mind— well, tbbody dote, it’a all grand Lnlm MUSIC IN “WISH* I^VBLY LADY PROGRAMME FOR WEEK OF NOV. 7 ■UR uamlndfel of the n n o r clrcnbU ag through the Tillage. The agent* dlacoecr they h e n been tffcfcod by Walbum -and through sympathy for each other, b icome f a it friends. With thee* matter* compi icetin* l|>e situation, the ar­ rival of the rn s ic M inuter (Big Rumaan) open* the way to a happy conclusion. Three elaborate skating num- Um dasmlbg wond*r lends of th i 8 wU» Alps, Intersperse lb« to ­ man Ue story. In these numbers, IliM Henta i i m t M many ekatIn* routine! m ort difficult than any m r M o m attempted on lee. Wm Iu of lnten.lv* practice were necessary In order to jurfccily m k o U the routine*. A rthur Treacher, Raymond Walbuni and Joan. Daria head the Important aupportlng cast, which aleo Include* SI* Rumaan, Alan H eb, Leah Ray, MihrUIi Cooper, Maurice Caw, and George Qirot, Luba Rainer can bring teem to her eye* at w ill She does It In "Rig City,” the Metro-ColdwynMayer production which co-atara her with Spencer Trccy a t the Hit* theatre Wbdafcday and AT THE RITZ Sunday, Monday—Bonja .llrnl*, Tyrone Power In 'T H IN ICE." A gay and magnlfkent musical, superbtiv* entertain­ ment. Tuesday—The Big Day, 42S special attractions and Ann Solhem, Mary Boland, Jack Haley, Edward Everett Horton hi "DANGER LOVE AT WORK." Regbtor f t the matin**. Wednesday? Thursday—Luis. Rainer and Sponeer Tracy In "BIO CITY" and Bobb^ Breen In "MAKS A WISH." FVIday—On the stage nip* - o'clock BIO APPLE DANCE CONTEST. The sensation of the country. On Um o'Tocn Jaosc Matthews. New Songs, N e t' Dsnctl—Everything you Ilk*. “GANGWAY." Saturday—Cesar Romero and Phyllis Brooks In “DAN­ GEROUSLY YOURS." Bab Ruaaoll In "LIGHTNING TRIG­ GERS." A T T H E PR IN C E SS font •'*! Mathew*, lovely Gaumont aU r as *f»* appear* In .her la b st ileal production, "Gangway,” gt the Rita Thaatar Friday Others who appear |n ths east Music b again an Important nr* Nat Pendleton and Noel Madi­ son. and tho song numbers were p a rt of n Bobbj Breen vehicle, written by tha Hollywood trio of and bore are have Basil B ath boo* Lemar, Goodh art and Hoffman. and Bobby In n scan* from Oscar S in u s, noted “Make a Wish." RKO production a t tho R ib Wednesday and composer was brought t« Holly­ wood especially to writ# tho aongi Thursday, In which tho _ young for "lU k a a Wish," Bobby Guinn (Big Boy) Williams was , tenor b singing a see trad-Ao- drink s b - g m i k i f l »***-*■" ten fcy i in "Big City." milk for n . Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 18th and 14th, COURAGE" and “SATURDAY'S HEROES." | Delirious and d«looney, but, oh, so darned romantic, the screen story by James Edward Grant end Ben Markeon despatches poor,1 sane Jack Haley to the balmy Southern plantation' of tho moot p Is Hated family In D b b , n hap­ py household run by Mary Boland, a hare-brained dowager wha wouldn't recognise an Inhibition U ah* had on* Tho princpel target of her nuptial-making shotgun b * Edward Horton, a brain apecblbt fat search ef n brain. "BANGER ------------------------© The Housewife... • -V 7 • -j - . . ‘‘Research Professor o£ Economy II SHE'S not a Ph.D. or an IX.D. She hjjpn’t a diploma or a cap and gown. Her research done In the lib- oratory or the library.- !}*'-.. j - • • ' - V •i***. I *, -ifi-Mf-7 .VW a ■' »■ f- -** ■* She reacla the a^vertisemegta In this paper with lif te d care an4 consideration. They form her research data. By means of them she makes her pujr$hfucs so that she well deserves the title of “Reaearch Professor of Econ­ omy." She discovers Item after item, as the year rolls 01^ combining high quality wfth low. ' non ngartW a, wtlk gnragn, htrrnt. nmw* 0 4 F1RBT FLOOR ngnrtMnt- Friv k m7 ,Deed' W ii iWM«> r a M . *aOar i m m CM U m g m k t I M M m i VEr ^ N f. . ROt BOOM timbTlil hoene for !lS ' ,♦V?v * T U s m s m * a ^ .w y n^»Rf■* For Sale pV-«y^ *vi . 1 , v- mw ■ e r *■ » n * okro • 1'K-i ; * V^ -v r . faa . : ;v.v* - . '. i l 'a it-vtfc r. I ^ j? Ji �/ / M ore 8ANVORD, FLORIDA. Is Defeated Rotary Hear! C onservation Needs In U.S. New Justice Delivers F i r s t Decision In Case Involving Fed­ eral Trade Board Dr. A. H. Hadley Soys Nation Is Wasting '• Natural Resources; Urgds Better LawJ Unfair Methods Of Sales C i t e d Declaring that on the wh° V Florida's gam e lsw* are very rood, hot pointing , out that this w » j one of the JlA states In the onion to enact legislation protecting black bass, Dr. Alden It. Hadley, a lecturer on hltds and comervn* lion, arts tho principal speaker At DEATH SENTENCE FACES MRS. HAHN Encyclopedia Called Free. Only $69.50 To KeepUp To Date ' WASHINGTON, Nov. 8— (AP)—Threa Florida oil .companies lost In the BitQ pm ne Court today In their effort to obtain a reconald* cratlon of Its recent actioit on the ground that Justice Hugo L. Black wag ineligible to sit on the bench. The Court gave no explanation of Its refusal to grant . raeun■Iderailon- That was Jn line with the regular procedure In such an action. The enncanesi r n t was made after Black .hid read one opinion which he had Written, die3 rented to another, . and*' voted against th# government in * third case. Tha Florida firms sought a re* consideration of tho court's r e ­ f its ! on Oct. I I to interfere witg attempts by the Security Com­ mission to subpoena telegrams sent and received by the eompanlet. Not only was tho constitutionaltty of Buck's appointment a t­ tacked but lbs petition contended the court's action on the litigation France Is Alarmed Hy Nan Wusl** CJln Italian W a t e r s PARIB, Nov. I. — Arrival of flvn Herman warahtp* la the lu lla a Bay of Oast* for, com­ bined maneuver* with the 'Ital­ ian fleet convinced French na­ val authorities last night that the Ilalo-Oecman-Japanve* pact against communism, signed Sat­ urday la Rome, has sacral mlb The combined maneuvers, coming lew than |4 hoars after signing of the "enticed" al­ liance, was authoritatively de­ scribed la pari* a* ' ‘more than a mere coincidence'' end a grave menace to French and nrittsh colonial communications through the Mediterranean. The French pres* reported last night that, during Satur­ day'* conversation* in Roma, It was decided to make Berlin tha capital of the an 11-communist front and establish permanent beadgnartsn there f6r combined consultations of the naval and military general staff* pi o*rm siy, Italy and Japan.tiee. It waa said, would constant­ ly alter mobilisation and opera­ tion Pina* to moot "any iirioas world conflict,** Th soroll colly tho three fleeln woe Id he aatnrad only la a com- lAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1937 Sminole Cmraly P roduct Fruit And Vegetable* Than Similar Area In America' N U M B ER Establish'd In 1908 Over 200 Passengers Killed: When Jap Planes Bomb Trair Blocked Kick Gives Florida 6-0 Victory Over Georgia Seven Coaches Des- \ troyed On Express^ 5 To Nanking: Carry- Ving No S o l d i e r s Chinese Launch ** Counter Attack i — Attempt Ts Made To . ^ Isolate Jap Force ** South Of. fihnnghal NANKING. Nov. 8.—(AP)- f —MnJVt Utah 2tM) pa-Bcngortt >,3 tvrrr- bllloil o r in ju m l tS I a y . ■ C ( h tn e -o Ml nl r t r y o f { lUiQ- - t j way a w hen fix JnpansoO ' -'.l plutir iti'stroyw l s e v e n j coaches of llio Hoiithbounct*‘- ;| Titinnn-Pukow Express train - -3 a) SUh'lipo Station about 160 ".'j jtTTTv'* northwest of Nanking.^ With lipe puraed and* eyre downcast Ilya. Anna Marie Hahn U shown leaving an elevator for her Jail coll a few minutes after hear­ ing a Cincinnati Jury find her guilty of murder in the death of J a ­ cob Wagnar. Tha fact that tha Jury did not recommend mercy au­ tomatically condemned her to dsath. With the accused “mass-murduress" is shown her defense attorney, Hiram Boleatnger, Central Florida LaGuardia Moves C 01 C Council To Prevent Fraud Meets Tomorrow In New York V ole Resume Schedules Mrs. Elvira Garner 125 Detectives A re Following S t r i k e .Will D e l i v e r Address On “Ezeltier Ordered To Watch Slow Ballot Count A largo attendance la expectNEW YORK, Nov, 8—W l-. ad at the Sixth aanlveraary Mayor La Ouerdia invoked hie po- mere* to be held tu the Club- York room of tho Vnldea Hotel to- eenlall morrow morning, officiate of tho 128 Seminole County Chamber of ” Commerce announced today. T. E Simpson, president of ilowly, the local ChaThber and also results president of the Council will paper preside over the meeting nt membJ which representatives are ex- e)ty co pected from the Chambsra *.f Mstt Commerce throughout Central the A Florlde. (rommli Largest Cotton Crop On Record Reported Attorney, follower by a re­ sponse from C. A. Byrd of. Dayton* Beech) greetings will n* offered by Earl W. Brow* of DaLaad followed hy a history of tho Control Florida Council by H. 1* Smith, secretary of the Morton County Chamber of Commerce: and Karl Lehmann, secretary of the Labe County Chamber of Commerce will dis­ ease a New campaign tor Amer­ ican Business* JACKSONVILLE, Nov. I —O. W. Bartlett, executive general agent, of Clyde-Mallory Lines, last night announced details re­ garding the resumption of sail­ ings from New York and Jack­ sonville, following the rocent longshoremen*- strike whirl* disrupted service for several weeka. Tho* first sailing southbound will bo Hid HS Agwldale, cargo only, from New York. Wednesday, November 10, with arrival at Jacksonville ttalurdsy mom Ing. November IS, sailing north­ bound Iha same afternoon for New York, for arrival at that port Tuesday, morning. The first sailing northbound will be the H«. Seminole, cSrgo only, from Jacksonville, Fri­ day. November II. making cjll at Charleston on Saturday with arrival at Now York Mon­ day morning. The Htt. Cherokee, with panxengor* and freight, will sail from Naw York ou Thursday. Nlivembtr tl, making "call SI Charleston Saturday, with a r ­ rival at Jackson tide Humlay morning. November H, sailing the same afternoon, making cell at Charleston, with arrival New York Wednesday, November IT. Kffectlea with the sailing of tha SB Shawnee, with passen­ ger* and freight, Saturday, No­ vember It, regular sailings will be resumed ea follows: Tha Shawnee will arrive al Jacksonville directly from New York tha following Monday 'morning, proceadlng that after­ noon tor Miami with arrival Tuesday morning, sailing from Miami Tuesday afternoon with call *1 Jacksonville - Wednesday morning, proceeding that after­ noon for Naw York direct, with ariva| at 11:00 o'clock Friday morning. NEW - YORK, Nov- I. —{AT— An official cotton crop forecast for ,11.141.04)0 http*, the Urgent Indicated American crop aa record, caused futnra* to decline ID to II points net. When tha market re-opened today follow­ ing the publication of the eetlmate. Renewed liquidation developed but tha trad* regarded the losses a* comparatively moder­ Daring the business meeting ate In view of the Increase of election of officers wfll bo held (Tt.OOe balsa la the estimated and the meeting place not forth crop figure over ' that of a month ego. The total war well The "Exceptional Child" w*s above the r r n i f * trade expec­ the aubject of an address by ts Hons end lb* estimate b for Dorothy Lamb, County School tha largest crop la history. . nurae, at tha meetlag of th* West Bide I'aranl Teacher* A* •oclsllon Thursday afternoon. Daring the buslnase neuloh of th* msetlng report* of the various com mills** were heard MIAMI, Not. I. -r{*T— A»raey* for Y**oo W. Harray, The Bonford Semt-Frp Black* Including a report o t th* FTA to told police held him ln- cole- will net havo a practice Ma­ •ta la Convention in Daytons im in to o d n tor 1 » bear* while sk * tonight since the lawfard Beach roceatly by Mr*. R L I ' M B y dyteg af diphtheria. armory drill flrid ii to be weed Heard, who preel dad aver tb* by the Raikmel Guerdon**. Coach S. A B Wilkinson organ aO Mrs. Dorothy Lamb Talks To PTA Group Leesburg Asks Game With Pro Blackcats 1Itj mlni.tiy linIntT-l the train ^ i' turned no troops. The fill in »e itsclatrd' tonight A rarity of football—a blocked punt—gave Florida a It to 0 victory o w r Georgia In their game they had launched a .counter^ ■ at Jacksonville. Charlca Krejclcr of Florida broke up the el tempted kick by GeorgU’e Hilly Mims and oflsnslve in Isolato th e . J*>Clifford Whlddon/ Florida end, swooped up the b a|| end ran 2fl yards for touchdown. Whlddon (•** eueae torro south of Bhanghst. estlmsied at il.ooo men, from-1', ■ trvmo right) la shown racing for the goal line. _______________ Its* landing huso ou the see , roast, Bsvers rightliTK broke out hot)i, anuth and w rit of Shanghai. 10 Chekiang pruvinr# to the south the Cblueae declared they had repulsed a surprise . Japanese J thrust toward Shanghai fMM ,. .5 By RICHARD O. MABSOCK the liangkow nay area. ] MOSCOW. Nov. » —</P>—now The Japanese reported Ad* ' ? ala's educational, cultural and vanres south of Boocbow Crash ’ f eclonlirte progreaa from that nu the wostern edge of Shahs' of a backward nation of llilierhills lutiTiintlunal settlement. i *tea to that of u country ploriilnese relaforcemedte war* pairing In flights over tho rushid to Bungktanf, A 1v tia lj point In the Chinese defaMesT.-#: the celebration of tbs Soviet The City CommUatnncra meet In V^-iusi whlrl^ one of Hit C1*/*4 y* Ion's loth birthday, Novum- the illty Hull tonight for their Jnpiiirao columns wee striking -*i Jup.ihrau trml monthly . meeting. from tbp south. Soviet leaders ron.lxnlly re­ Another Japanese column, Chi' The Junior tjmmlx-r of Com' mind the masses how much p tl'e a lla a ^ « I’aw. P m i I better oft they ere mnterlnlly nn-rco will hold ,’lt* regular week­ end mentally than under the ly luncheon in tho grill room of evert. Kiirclg it observers agree Hie Yuhlex hotel Tiled lay at 12:15 that the material and mrnlal otlccklot of the innssei has risen from e pul. of tell cor* * whht, beforu Iha war, was al­ The (’m in iI Ftoinla t'oenr Chamter of CoPlRlrrro will most xoro^ f i ' s pick ihe-Winner Visitor* ' who ware In llusaiti ill the YalAex lintel Tin nt s i turd ay's mn* , several year* ago report that morning at fl:(M o'clock fry mines, Mr*. M. J* the Kueslsn. while' (nr from be­ sixth n'nnivrroury cch bra'iuti • p.m ford's plrk- ' ing ‘well dressed, now ' (s fb llo r i ipi.-ti for Ihl* clothed, Food now appear* *u( I'craona who arc on) of work flclent, If not over plentiful. II l game tint). Mrsw or who have only part time em­ no longer le rationed to *"!' *‘t correctly -i ployment nre rcipjcstiil to fill Thu average wage of_ Indus­ i.i 1mini fiif'tj j(ElTl# * out the csril nu it drop them In trial Workers has la in an­ !-. u grime which tho mall* or return them to H ip nounced as 1.770 rubles n year, i.ifufit contcHtents carrier*. No poatage will be re­ oy about | l l a mouth at tho of­ quired for the card*. ficial exchange rate. With a I -j .'imdi.g inmpllmentary The census was approved nt the *u|t costing 300 to 400 rubles, it: ii. iii- nu* Theater worn la>t ecrtlon of renprevv and tin- rln. <-[i|:fUkinuU ful Iowing shoea ito rubles and buller through It the President end Fun- Mi l i t - ii and In H'o ordi-e in about I rubles a pound. It take* grcea hope to a -c ris ln *« p en r '■tih It lll<) wiip. Mr*. 51, W. most of the Soviet wage to live. ty ps possible the exact number Harriet, t>. A Hut the Soviet rltlien le nhle ll Wilkinson, , of tihrmplnyrd peraone In Baiifnrd Mr- J to ga to the Ihcslrr and tha Htlnci-lphcr, J. 51. and Remlnlda fopnly awell ax Btovlea, he has rheap book*,' he )*11ii tphei Jolmnll Myrlck, | Ihrnughout, the Nation, Mr. Holly Ml*» ll il.. I-ing. Allen Newenjoy* amusement park*. rest said. homes and free education. loan. Mr", Jack Wilkinson and In conclusion the local Post­ !»n i*!a*« Hli untioiil. President Mikhail 1. Kallqln I'laude A- Bw.nsim'i blunt warn­ ing fh*I Ihi povernnicnt's first master stnii-d that I lie following recently , wrote: ■ Winner* niny cull nt The venture into this fuhl U«n men* are the persons who should reg­ "ft Is true that we hare some tew tu ih* -i*i ic nu I f r( h » e Herald tiff" nui Inior than ister! 'w iseacre' alio compare dwell­ Tuesday eiooinc nt 6:0* o'clock The attack was so fo i.ffjl that Those who have worked for ing and food conditions of our observer* apeculuivti un Hie po»>iin ri>cet»- -ihclr ticket*. workers with Ihuae. let us say. Mlity that a diffi-roit moI uC ruha pay. who are *hlc to work and of American workers. They may be sktabllslu-it iii the pro- si ill want work i those who for­ euiwam that the American work­ •oacd wsgvs and li'Aits hill to ap­ merly had their own business, Hitfli School Ready er consumes, ro.orn meal and has ply do nuMtAiVtitebra- wh» hanuU) fan*, vr professional practice, and no longer wot k a t Jt, who ere For “Visitors Day* A belter apartment’. "itlerlul* gout, Into govsramint nldo to work and want workf *. * * - r .* * 7 i ,.“l hcllnvo 'the skilled worker invoOipg ins Army snd I t America sals more chocolate' program -Visitor* l>"v" will hA held . Navy, nt thn Hi-mliinle 11 twti Reboot, then the Russian worker. One Swsnsun said tha Navy was Frlrtsv, Nov. 13 from 9:44 A> , should not lake Into consider- "definitely app'rl revive.' rrgr.ul M. throughout (ho day In cel#- : g|h>n chocolate bars alone, but log effect* of Increased restric­ luallon of National Education, afeo the materiel and cultural tive lrgl»l*:i i.i on the nsvut Week suit all parent* and ffiend* . , services enjoyed hr worker* In building program 'll* apparently •re requtwj^d to visit th* school Uto Soviet Union; tor Instance, h im lim J'durln* lt|*i day., • -t.-ic twet home*, sanatorium*, kinder­ ntftrrud to >hi* W alsh-Hesly.Ait. »'r-. Mne 11-tU, kfaxwel) « • , ' garten*. nurseries and holiday* which cstsotu t ’le U U r etandaid' for prlvnio IIrra* engaged in perlstly ro-i'irstad / " tboae w ho"' (Cm IIsw S m r a s . Peer) rrnmcni contracts and which prapup tu he' pre-ent for the spestmably wouW or perpetuatvl hjj[ ctal nasemhlr program In whlqh the wages and hour* bill sel/iall department* of the Kbacl ,’x ulrd to com* up a* the special Its ' The KMInute }|(gh Bchmii Cel- will be represented. slon of Congress. All vlitlar* were also reqaaot- .a) cry-Fe<ls will brain e lhn-o-day Navy DepsTtmi-id recomm-nda/HBNDAYK, NOV «. — (AT—to- tlons that the -utm ost care" b* practice icealon thle afternoon on n t to r**|ster for one of •ho j •argent communique. reported taken In future labor Ugl»lili™ the high school practice field in rlassea aa attendance wtQ be . t day that Oeneralisstmo Fran- to guard against -inordinate de­ pnrperatloa for the Armistice Day counted tow*rd the annual FTA 4 laoo Franco'* forces hod man- lays" In completion of th* defense clash wth Doties Military Acad­ prise ot |3 I for tha elaae h a v ** 1 urored into several new poal' program, wet* expected to here emy of Jacksonville, to be played Ing (ha largpst altendance ad , t e*e la thu Babinunlgo sector f a r reaching effacU on cnesvk-ra­ on the local athlftlc field *1 8:00 parent* and friend* during; the .0 year. •• , 1 1 tha Aragon front. tion of tha wogev and hours hill- o'clock Thursday evening Tho Celery-Feds, fresh from a T he operation ws* said to Further apprehension over slow­ ava ' Atcalghlcneil the liunrgaat ing up ot th* "trrely navy" pro­ moral victory over tho Orlando non la the northern *roa *outh- gram was expressed yesterday hy Tiger*, ar) still Jn good condition aaAt of Joes n u r French borj Admiral Wttflam D- Leahy, chief and scrimraago held possibly Monday and Ml of naval operation- in his annual ockaowt- report to fha secretsiy, which Tuesdayramenl source* ---------fslr toelgh Coach Leon l CiI Mclsica* <hl* Generally that a series of "mlo&i" soldi Tuesday slightly wansev morning Staled -that be wished te meats rompsilsd the "Th# thief of naval operation* I militiamen to withdraw Is net satisfied wits lb* delay • in thank the cltlim * of Sanford for tram* northwest portion ; Warted tbst ttbo In»ur- tha completion of new ship* built th rir splendid sup port In *tt**d- Extreme northwest Florida ly cloudy, w arm er la east advance was limited to ether b f Navyt yards or by privet# snre *t Ih* gsnfonl Orltndo game . tPMMtowed *• Faye Yneee) , and Ito hoped for eaolhry good tonight. Reds Emphasize Progress In Education And Science CITY NEWS BRIEFS Mrs. M. J. Hyatt Wins Grid Contest Naval S e c r e ta r y Opposes Proposed Wa^es-Hours Bi l l .$3 Bisurgrents Report GainsOnAragonFront Celery Feds Prepare s ' For Bollea Clash irstloni wfll b- LOCAL WEA' « » K o r,U h m » t« ttr � 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 06, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 06, 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 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/ee8a20eafe60ca9ae8176deb72820f1e.pdf c251511f98d2938ccdbf737f0ee13b2c PDF Text Text 'I a in S p ea k er A t i o n s Chib M eet fn IU drit« to radac-hlghw ay •* ' CldtoU. 1 During (ho mooting, (ho fkmi of tbo Legion Dram and Duglo Corpo under the direction of Loglonnalro Perry Mere, oniartalned the ogaaiaiifcn with oeferal oo* lection* and J ■ L. Gilloway, aecre* U ry of the club *ugg**l*d the IJona vole their epprecialion to ihe corpa, Other gue.U at the meeting Friday rambiy. told a IU f portor loot night -that Hi > tho ahipc hi» dob l»/Ho prevent time, ho woold th lied with i Ii m touehdojj lory over tho M tuxaa i ool/IL • 1r Coach Grren* »nnoonco hi* center. Hill Robin*o definitely be <mt due U a Boetained naeal Injrry in a writelitage ecuion Tueedty . aftamoou a ty HOUSING CONDITIONS new s or a ratekmly toeaed-. No dimer* » • • * * » The CHr Briefer wtah gratulote U U Lufinn. man, «lx> i« erlebrallng hla feartrenlh wedding aimleerewy^ tot; **r- _______ V ] t Tho BauliJd CUq** *m‘ CltoekOr :ci-h mill lint* It* m a b k r •chodeM weekly m m tiv lo-j lawcrt.sraWE A Tkree Days’ Cough Is Your Danger Signal U W < £ K Z l .T S 2 . dated i !■ alihar or both of the Ho mottiT how many mrtLctrw* iL in u in ^ ^ w .. 51,4 'Independent -7<qim Otvned r i O N S trill bo la u d la lb* motion ptetaru tsda ir a* proved viait to n el It wood. While to Smrtlma < ftrtt Baptiet Church Sunday ■ o m m wife may »WH ift* *wlaltal haachhWMMfMa ■riuwl will hold tie mcmtbi ■ raeaat pteture of tho t m i* .beat which the Make 1y meeting In ill. Ghuheh t Anaf aiw lm m lrg poet and tennn cjucv. nei at liM o’clock Friday areBlag. The coobcII 1e competed of teachere aad officer* of the V/hen Browning wae’eiked what a t'lru than five bed Ice n year ere hi* "Softlrllo"’ meant,. be. U aiid embalmed' there. TBrtoaa department*. to have replied: “When r wrote it. Cod and Browning kiwwj now only God know*." The'larceit type* of aubmarinea carry three periecopee. Bubmarine perUropea are uaualiy 30 feet There la practleilly no market In Argentina for ombalmlng fluid*, long. Oj c / v m s cimiHN cnSM CR0CER1 M r AT M A R AND 400 BANPORD, AVE. d is S M r a ft 'WdMJy Htb the Beal Fridto YOU DOST WANT T1IB SAME OLD STAPLES TO BAT ALL TH8 TIM B-U TI1IS LIST AND COMB ON AROUND TO OUr BTORB FOB SOMETHING Dll When Groceries Are Sold Cheaper PILLSBURY FLOUR 1 POUND l*Kfi, RUMFORD BAKING POWDER BROWN SUGAR Meal 5 lbs. 10c ; c o a ■a n 4 lbs B e e f 2 Cans 29c c‘,v ' ■jm P ineapple 29c JUNE 1937—TASTY WISCONSIN CHEESE Pound SPRY 3 lb P♦each es *i' * r ■ ARE YOU CLEANING HOUSE? ASK US, 4 ING OUR ELECTRIC FLOOR POLISHER. . * • jm r' OCTAGON GRANULATED TWO TEN CENT PKGB, SOAP ij m * tb . I i S r ib ? | StEtehtr- Si OCTAGON SMALL SIZE SOAP or POWDER 5 FOR NO. 1 TALL CANS 2 Doz. 2 SC ^ p e r ia lA p p le B Beef ROAST Lb. LEG-O-LAMB Lb. 21C LOIN, T-BONE ft CLUI www Carrots Top t u r n ip s S T E A K Doz. 19c i 1 n s 45c Oysters California Lemons 2 Cans r> Juicy Orahges Tokay Grapes NO. a ti CANS CALIFORNIA PEACHES PIG PORK HAMS LEAN PORK CHOPS Country BACKBONE fi Ckthriea tb . t j NUTMAID OLEO WE WILL SELL THEM Shoulders 16c FRESH CLIPPED ’ Shoulders FRUIT COCKTAIL ■ 2 CANS PigrSides Stewing Figs 2 lbs. 25c Brown Pitted 1 Sweet Cider Dates Bread Pound 19c | | Qt. Jg.25c B A M 15c MAXWELL HOUSE Peanut White Bacon TF** “111 ff a’ i ■■■!■ MBS. FANNING'S BREAD A BUTTER PICKLES SPECIAL Kerosene SALAD DRESSING QT /k W ri* . MVwirr 80UTHKRN LADY ■ • r m CATSUP 7 F 0 IT Y 0 U E DETTER n k m a - hHEALTH eal1 Backbone Lb. ] 5c .. H r O n . IM r » i 4 ..I r a n pw k Lb. Sausage ytA iijr. . m t Hens Ulk OM l'U '» Steak Boost Lb. Lettuce ' U d th i. BULK m Apples 5 Lbs. 13^ Johnnie Alderman, Mgr. Meat Dept. Potatoes SMO. SAUSAGE HAMBURGER PAN SAUSAGE LAMB STEW BEEF STEW \ ZO-FIG BRAN—CHIDLOW BREADS-B ATTLEJrC tl’S MEAL-BREWERS MEAL—BREWERS V FOODS-DR. JACKSONS Y e AS CLAPPS CHOPPED FOODS-INDIA W O N D E R .U C TIVE FRUIT—DRIED FRUIT * i, ^ ork Hams Lb. ork Shoulders Lb. Ifc All boRDEfCB STK EbuF I ia on. a o m a j SALMON Tall Can 10 Lbs. * t* Peanut B utter 12,0a. J a r 1 0 c A. PONDER, Mgr. ( n ip W m * D U P Tt»1.U»Wr JJU ?® ' Peaches 2 For S l k H * . PANCAN^ FLOUR NO. I SPRINGTIME CORN NO. X PHILLIPS-JUNE PEAS !B S S S n B R S -~ — — Salm on N o. 1 Tall Can PRUNES 1 lb. pkg. Fancy Evap. PEACHES ! Fancy Evap. APPLES 21 Fancy Evap. APRICOTS Apricots 2 9c 2 Sc J Lb. | Lb. | DREFT H b ft|* , n u u T o l -t a u . a a u r p ^ l | aa r 7§tew *u m ‘ Vl7h« Lb. lie jm ( l(c �Seminole County Produce* k‘ ' More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any. Similar Area In America ? SANFORD, FLORIDA, FBDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1937 Union 01 CIO AndAFLUrged By Roosevelt DEATH TAKING A HOLIDAY EalabUahed In 1908 COWS WRECK DEIATXETTRAIN, FIREMAN KILLED Jinkins Reports 88 Percent Tax Co(> lection For 1930; Railroads Still Out Warning; Sounded *> On S p eculation Residents of Frmlnol* county will pay $10,000 I r u in SUM and coL-nljr ad valorem tax** thl* f»»r than litt yrar, according 0) tha 1K7 tax roil recently romp la# ad ty Sanford Doudnry, Seralnoli county Ux aiaessor. In aplta of lha fact that Ub •t it r ad tatart-m ntUlage w it h r created 1 1-R mill, and tha g e » eral echoed millago hiked from % to 10 mill*, a decrrxe* of flflUt 01231 in tba toial taxca for }1>CT haa bean afforded tha taxpayatf of Ihia comity, John D Jink In* aaid today, Even wi(h 1he alight .incrcaaa in ihe assessed valuations' for thh county, tha .total amount of ta(Of A herd of stray cattle cm the track naar listcsvllle. Miss., wrecked the Illinois Control railroad's levied Ihia year is 1-107,0(14-36 as compared with the total of $S1T,- fast train. “The Panama l-lntllcd," and FIrsman J.T . Whlta of Memphis was killed. Tha veteran engi­ neer, Charles J. Itsm rtt, was injured seriously. The overturned locomotive la shown In tha foreground 131 20 for the previous year. The decrease in the amount af With one of the derailed cam standing on end. taxes was made poaaiiile by thrap mill reduction In the county road bond and interest sinking fund millage, the elimination of tha 1-2 mill levy for the mother's pen* (Cm IIib M h P a s, r.«r» . WASWNOTON, N ov. 5.— |'(A P )—President Roosevelt "told a press conference todsy that he hsd always fa­ vored a reunion of the American Federation of La­ bor and the Committee for Industrial Organization. The President gave his comment In reply to a final question put a t hla first prats conference tinea returning to Washington aftar s atay at Hyda Park. Mia stats want cama a faw hours tafora tha panes committsci of the A. of U and tha C I O. wars to resume their acta Iona Asked if lha administration had baan taking an activa part in try­ ing t« gat tha warring labor fac­ tion a togathar, ha replied, not that ha knaw of. Tha president also said that tha m ors' dangerous stock specu­ lating becomes tha laaa people ought t« go In for It- Tha president ■side his comment on lha stock an fk et activities when asked at tOaamasaS » s rwaM r»aa, Soviet Russia Has Built ^New York Comedy Largest A rm y In WorldVijih Geo. Cohan Col. Green's Sister 1Mymics New Deal Wins Estate Suit r. Seminole I n d i a n s H eady F o r Orlando 9 Meet Here Tonight ■y RICHARD O. MASSOCK Justice 01 Peace IFour Arrested In Disposes O f 23 Connection With Cases In October House Bombings LarcenyAnT Reckless State Attorney For Driving: L e a d In Miami Thinks He Offenses Reported Has Solved Crime County Schools Get 817,433 From State ■awlnola C o u aO V . quota of tha Stale's monthly allocation for payssaat of teechars .ttlsria s haa bees racalvad, Burdrtntendaot o f - Public Instruction - T, W. Lawtpa, aaaounotd today. Tha Bamlaols Ooaaty Board waa aHarai*< S12.4U.ft (at payssaat of taachags a salaries for October. Mr. Lawton sta t­ ed. adding that Jh li wag, Uic seoaad payment af tha tU*.h sa » ■llf a ted ta tha Chanty During the month of October, 23 eases were tried In the Justice of Peace Court, James T. Hub­ erts. said this morning. Eight persona, all o f whom were negroes, were charged wit# petit larceny and arraigned be­ fore tha Justice of Peare. They were: Dove Jones, Henry Jones. Reddick Isaac. Earle Wood, and Frank King, all negro boys who were transferred to the Juvenile Court. Leo Bradley, Julia Wood­ bury. Delay Thompson and Eddie Wesley all pleaded guilty to the charges and wars bound over to the County Court. Five persona were arraigned before the Court on charges of reckless driving. C. P. Bassett pleaded guilty la the charge and was fined I t and costa or <0 days In Jail. Early Smith, negro, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to pay a fine of )8 and coats or Serve • 60 days. Denis Edwards. Mgro, was given a similar senfence when ha pleaded g u ilty .ta REA Project Here W i l l Cost 848^00 MIAMI. Nov. 6 —OP)— State Attorney G A. Worley said today with tho nrrost of four men. “we hkve totted, we be­ lieve. tho houea bombings and sabotage on new construction, which hava baffled authorities for two • yeara.** Q II- Mrt'aln. one nf those held waa artesUd al the Insti­ gation of Ills wife, who told pollrn her husband had mis­ treated her and she feared further harm for herself and her children. Tb# Identity of the other thee# was not disclosed Im­ point the contemplated committee mediately, The men were l-ooked of conciliation until they obtained *fnr' Investigation** and no for- from Japan an answer on the projected peace appeal. Preliminary discussion of tbe membership of this committee of conciliation had led to a contro­ versial debate Delegations to the conference which is aeaking Golf Tournament Planned By Rotary Plans ’for ap* Inter-city Rotary .meeting and liotf tournament with -ihe Del and llfltsfy Club wert dieru sx rd 'a t tha 'm ee tin g of the Board of Director, of the Sanford Rotary Club last -night a t lha homo of Georgs Rollins- . 0 . WFpencer was appointed to make tba necessary negotiations. After tha tuslnesa session rc-frtshhsents ware served by Mr. Rol line la Ihe following directors «r guests: J. L Inglsy, If- J- Lahmgn. Paul Stlna, Henry Cnlclnugh, Dr. A. W Eppa, Rev. Martin Bram. Dr R. W. Ruprecbt, and^H . H Coleman. (j Chinese Officers ^ Belittle Setback Jnpnnrso Tanks Are Active On Rrond FrontMnkfner Gnins STTANniTM N’ .\ (AP> .T.-.t-’-v L .t | ntmirl'c tit'nrV f.sl.ty tho Chi none tlofrn V • four vllliitrt*4 on tin hank of SimkIiow Crvok, .This The Japanese atl.uk, srrording tu n t'himse spoke-tittsn who be* lilt led the net I nek, ixeurird while the Chinese tiiNips were busy fighting off smaller Japanese units which previously had ef­ fected a creasing at Rubicon vil­ lage about three miles west of .Shanghai. Heavy ruins greatly cuitutted Jupuneau air bombard­ ment*. Jap« nese tanks, followed by waves of steel helmeled Infantrynun, sum bill through Chlnesi* posit inns today to occupy points within two nnd one half mllca of ' the vital Shinghai-llangchow ft way on the southwestern 0utskltts of Shanghai. Ah« J«|iam'M» •* aljo * rlahuul' sweeping surrrsses in Ntwth. Chi­ na. They nppean-d lu ho complete lug their ci>ni|ue*t of Shansi Province •after slaughtering thou­ sands of provincisl troop* nnd shattering regiments of (len. (.'hit Teh's Eighth Houle nrniy—tho former CItlnese riimimmlst army* liirreising fear In Nanking indieatrd that tho general will of the I'hineso people for hitler-end resislanco mny la' unveringi It mil It iitiiril fur ndin|'l(t (lull (J«n* i i nlipNiiiiti riiiiiiu; Kal Slirk hni MOSCOW, Nov. R.—In 2tl 'years of preparing to defend herself against titlark by capi­ talistic neighbors. Hostel Ru*sla hag built the world • larg­ est army. ■ — a The fall term of the Circuit Its I,Con.ooo men (Including ty A tlofltU d Prsu army, n«vy. “to force, border,t omt will begin Tuesday Nov. 0 I WASHINGTON. I>. C., Nov. h. i*a with Circuit Judge Millard U. guards and secret police) I —In few nations of the censorestimated tank force of *4.400. Smith presiding I ridden world could a stage play Its flying fleet ol undlsrlosod thousands of plansa are acceptThe Workers Council of th e(, lampoon tho ruling regitps regime aa T. d military aip srls as Utg- First Itaptiat Church Si Rather Be R ig h t- Just’ t-pcneJ ar than any other today. School will hold its regular on Broadway, lampoons the New What the lied army could do nmnlhly meeting Friday evening Deal. In war, however, remains In. nt 11:30 o'clock inthe Church AnImagine what would happen In t>s tested. It Is ono of tho i|Ues- »ex. Italy if u tap-dancing Italian lion marks of Kuropo. ' —— (icorgr M. Cohan stuck out his Hot let officials shy tho men lauil.o Hosier chin in a caricature of II Dures are better physically, than ever. |>ermlailon yesterili or in Germany if some Grouchn that they show greater skill in u ,,no slory frar Marxian swastika-bearer tried to tuaneuverM, that mechanisation West Thirteenth rouple Ihe nail salute with the has greatly strengthenod their 1*. I'axtnn, local Bronx cheer for Her Fuehrer. might, that they -know how to aportor, It might happen In France but defend the frontiers of tho so- — it-,)* doubtful if even the French elallst fatherland ncnlnsl fascist Kr|rnd* of Itayn an tdp* their political problema lightaggressors.'* Foreign observers i f will regret to removal ly enough to allow a snng-wrttmg In Moscow are lot lined to lie- illness neecssitstrd to Avc team like Hlchnnl Rodger* anil llevo real strength lies III tho from his home on l.arry Hart In put in llm mouth tnssses or tha Hod army. mio to the I'erimb of their loeul James A. FurlPy Diplomats returning to Mos moriul Hospital tie a lyric like: cow front summer vacations -----report that abroad In Kuropo l.utlirr llolluway, I keep my popularity they found n prevalent fooling roe, undriwrnt an Forever hale and hearty that Ihe wave of executions In appendicitis nt By giving Jobs to everyone tho current blood porgo hud l.sughton Memoria In the Democratic party. weakened Husala ns a world ly this morning, tl Nor could one quite imagine power. Homo slate men nut- Irstnixl today and an Kngllah buffoon, appearing for WASHINGTON. Nov., E. —(AT • alda. they said, reasoned that: flrlals slated this Iho moment a* I’rime M,ulster 1. Klther there was treason ho was resting nt Neville Chamberlain, singing, a* - Alt M. landon. O- o. P. presl«V dentist candidate In , l#M, last In the Hod army, as chargsd In — does Cohan In the role of Presi­ nlsht Joined altli a ' powerful the trial and execution of Mar- Hubert Oohammn. charged with dent Itnosevelt: group of runroN-donul Republi­ shall Mikhail Tukhsrhevsky and attempting to steal gasoline and If I'm not reelected. cans In nn i-li-ventli hour at­ asvtn other general*. loitering, was paroled to Dr. I’ll never fear for hunger, tempt to pruvi-tit Ihn railing of 2. Or there was no treason Iiecker, operator of thff lire Bee I'll never fear for thirst; a mid term parly convention and the charge that tho gen- Inn In n special session of the I have one aon with DuPont, along llill. Hoe* proponed by orals were In the pay ot tier- City Court yesleiday afternoon. Another rme with llcarst, former President Herbert llnov, Many was u frame-up by a Jit■« Aa sharply barbed, too, aye Ihe rr. (cry dictator to get rhl of thorn. A total of 2‘.t marriage lirrnaes dialogue darts which Playwright In a letter to' Ueprrsentattrw Weakness was ludhaled i>lth»r were Issued in the office nf Coen- George H. Kaufman and Muss Joseph W. Martin Jr. Ill Mssa.t, way. they said. Hart have let go at tho New! slm served as Minion's Eastern Tha official Deal aa when the President im j campaign manager last year. dirnantly den perlously shouts: “Cummings, Hot former Kansas ynvornor' toning, taka down a law.*’ or “McIntyre. sabl bo did not bsdtava that which bring me a fTreside, I fei-l a lp3M was an “npimr^lli'n Urns'* weeded chat coming on.'* for an c-ffycnr convention. If There I* that suggestion. too, curb a convention l*‘ '.'ordered, that the Us 8s Huprtmtr Lour* Mntlnn wrote. near delegates NKW YORK. Nov., %. —(/»•)should bo rboscu who would ba l’rn*liV*nh Roosevelt conferred representative of every shad* lesti-ntay with Klorallo ||. M of opinion In tho party '“from Guardis. In n gesture widely In Mr. Hoover on the ono band to lerpreted as reaffirming Id* Mr. SaGuardla (mayor of New friendship with tho liberal and Turk) uu Ilia other.-, labor groups which had a de Hi purls In Ibo >a pita | that rlslva part In lha mayor'* the proposed ronvnnllon would' orer^hclmlng ylrlory Tue«ilay over thJ city Democratic wa The poiilbllitiea of a sound mo not tin i ailed liiimodlataly warn strongllivned last night When china. t'halrmaii John D. M. llamtlThis ettraordlnary talk wllb ton -of Thu national rommlttan liaGuardla—a talk th at Involr.id sabl la- -Chiron’ tb*t lit favors his coming here from Hyde ImmiHltalo Uppolnlni'-nl of '■ tjPark—waa held aa a public Id. rhool superintendent, announced O- I*, pulley rnmmlltee huh |vdvorated a delay. In' selet-tldg a today-' Through lha {ourieey of the Cur- data . an d . ,aU*i for. tha off-year 09 Uia Publishing'Co., the Sanford meeting, Junior High School has purchased To ralaforre Ihe hugs stand a. sound movie camera for use in lg OTWiy. a reserve of s.ooo,Hanford schooli, Mr.' Lawton said, te to 16.000,000 trained men. So h a rt rotpplit'-'l their mill about a yaar—with post master adding that a number of educaOenerfl James A. Parley. llonal films can ba procurrd. from VP oorvlca. I* maintained.. Generally fulr . tonight I U Q uote's defense hudgat this ' As ba left, LaOturdla said It •ha Onhrarally of Florida Exten­ |%r waa’ M.ISa.sru.ooo rubtet. waa a “portly social call." Far­ sion Service at a very n a ill cost Saturday^ aUghtlg.. wanner In' hot la about five billion dbl* ley, Who support ad LaGuxrd'a'q .Hr. Lawton said ha thought that exjrema bortli ^-fU»u toolgtlt, op­ >Ka movie remcru Is a useful ad- ooniewhat rooler 1h ^axtyamf f t Ot the arbitrary official unsuccessful ‘ Democratic qorih, portion • R aturdorij-R a................tWT.'school system' and ■MMyteo rats, or aboal |SA06.- ponent, Jeramlah T v ' Mahoney,'ditiog trema northwest JTMrlda—mos# ___ _____- - i t ()« Wfeh*<i ib l KhOOl MAOO al tba estimated actual ^a ----------- ---s r , Ha accompanied Did'bosyd-w»i & a -position to p0r- ly cloudy and VOriatf tonight, OrtA of tha ruble. No other meat. ■ M l couotry carries such I-resident an, ■ !*»• sftaraooo rhaaa a camera for each of t&e Ralurday cloudy and - cooler la jreat portion. . _ Hip back to WaehloEtuu, . _«.,»cheolk d t Htq county. ’ ( i h s l h a i t ea (Page Porntf U. S. Seen As Only Nation In W o r l d I It Could Happen _ .D eath take* a holiday Ip portrayed graphically In jh ese splltaacond photographa taken during a hlll-cllmblng rare near Buxton, England. Both the drivers and a woman pauengvr escaped unhurt when the ear hit a bank on steep Jenkins Chapel hill and over­ turned trapping them beneath It. Japs Capture Four Villages On South Bank Surprise A 11 a c k la First Decisive Ac­ tion Since Evacu­ ation Of C h a p e l D e n i e s Administra­ tion Is Taking Ac­ tive Part In Try­ ing To Make Peace Gold Price In Lon­ don Soars; S t o c k Prices Also R i s e NUMBER 321 Landon And Hoover lAH'k Horns On Plan To C n 11 Convention RooHevclt Confers With LaGuardia Sound Movies Seen As Aid To Schoolu Spanish Insurgents C l a i m Advances HENDAYE, Nor. tr - V P iSpanlsh Insurgents claimed advancoa today In two sectors of the Aragon front- Their dally com­ munique reported tha copters ef new positions In tha upper A ra­ gon near Eablnanlga and VOlawny- A faw miles northeast of Za­ ra go xa they wetw aaid to lu^ve *' IJNDT CABB alrengthenad their line by cap­ PITTSBURGH, Nev. «.—<AV- turing Mount M tstraio. The ap Oev. Herald G. Hoffman at Mam par Aragon fighting centered or Jersey said yesterday ha was the village of AUua, south of 8aConfident .. that the T Indhargh bioanlge. baby kidnaping I* -by no manna* A government remmaniqoe re­ completely solved. . 16 n w lh i ported fighting along the Zaraafter tha electrocution of Bran* goxa-Trrurl railway In lha exRlchaid Hauptmann. treaxe southsra part a f A ngon, LOCAL WEATHER �SANFORD Fit • •>> tI'.-J SUN DOWN. IN SHANGHAI LEGAL NOTICE b o V tlfttfb ' a> m»m * th* cm *. Then thd Brazilian government which it r*Uad Utfowdh ihU export UK ilfik iw O * urt m w r « / i more then biM lM Q O * WM purch***4 by the BrMllhUt jo t * odbtti prodncoCs, pad dwotroyed. . fM e « tee waj designed to retie m fm M M the Men tuu not hed the qftaet desired. IJfcetr bey inf ot ftrxatiieri roff**, other | » v coffee, B fa d fi eoffec report* *>,000 kef* id 1LOOO,OM beg* artiuallr, Coffee Deperfroeut of the fotennent In I price* with huge surpluses went tote f *72,000,000. ked ■hnllAriiy between the effort* of (be ftt to boost coffee price* end the effort* went to rale# cotton price*, Cotton lx the 1the Sooth u coffee la the f m t eeeh L ee in the ceee with coffee* cotton U I. Since the government begnfi He ef* rice ef cotton, other notion* hove turned the fo rth '* export* here been aubtttiw tX YILLOW KITTXH vtyts n 'k t o H id is SSTM SuS tw in m r . . IUT. whloh !• lb* w m i Wt. tin . m im I m u l i t t a r or No*««b»t. t n t ^ O. f . nSRNDOM. • CUT* or Cprull Coarl of Moiatnota Countr, rlorlAo. g £ n l,9KI82r‘*i*' m MeuiwhfW esilUoQ* of perron* throughout th* world had f e wHbotrt drinking toffro hroxuii they could not afford to pey the higher pride* for It, while million* of In* * of eaffe* wow destroyed hi S reeil And In thl* eoon« try thoieend* ef farm laborer* have gone on relief and ahara cropper* have been forced on to the highway* bemm ** the govern moot pay* farmer* to rudue* their aereax* In order te rale* price*, price* already higher than moot of th* world can afford to pay. 1 •ik <•/ a# Mbuday Ik rtir m M li ot aaeor. i n t , witirh nr m* WOwl' there'* • doubt about tog of Djsiowhoi1. t* lt i,H<f m u suTowy .,r Krv.m- whether a drees omomrnt or a im . o: F. msitwiSoN piece of Jewelry is .pproyrist* It Clfcrk or C irritu C u r l M boot to Ivors tt off. or aomiHou ooonry. Fiend* WASHINGTON DAYBOOK By FRX8TUN GROVKB Ethics In Business H hex ofUa been eherged th at the morel* of bueinc** were not on a per with thoee of th* Individual and that many e man would do *om*thing In the name of a corpor­ ation th at he wouldn't think of doing aa an Individual. A men may contribute generously to charity In hi* own name, then dharge the public exorbitant price* and aweat hi* la­ bor, In an effort to Improve the ethlee of business, the Na­ tional Axeoclatlon of Manufacturer* he* recently adopted a code which it will urge upon all It* members and which, It aaaou to us, would be good for every business, Mg and Among bunlnes* rpractice*," which ! mmk ufwniBii weep aamw little. ..... —«n th* List of "beet ......... ter *Mail#* c. x. copy- the Conunitt** on Induatrial Practice* prepared, are the l*wa. bet's so* tom U*ch following; eos oft . . L Fair treatment to every cuetomer on a "bail* of *. . . * . profit to both eeller and buyer." V nian that wuil 2- F*lr treatment to the «uppller on a eimlier beeia. i both th* miissit md prm8- Co-operation with competitors '‘within legal limit*" _Miami HsraU. Sakdore * on a best* th at will "aaalst each unit In Induatry to opermfunA fartota principal tor ate under high buaineaa atenderda" and enable Induatry to years, cuts mmrsst ts Was Mj-va the public‘"effectively and economically” 4. A "sound and well-defined" labor policy "eultabl* to the problem* of eeeh particular Induatry, providing free In­ • Cuba, of all ooahtrW*. Wvtt*# Ui*. United mats# to partklpaS# terchange of idea* between menagemtsit and employee. . . hi a pooesfal solution of tho adequate opportunity for adjustment of complaint*, mainte­ VptfllMi CITII V if, HWVrVTi w nance of good working conditions.and fair wages for work participation In tbs Mpo*oeM so­ performed." A. Recognition of inter oat* of stockholder* "so a* to lution" of tho BIno-Japanso* war I* a big enough order for on* render sound service at a fair average profit.’* ties*, our fOTOinraont official* 6. Preservation of credit-standing and good-will by haw decided. "fair, equitable treatment of crodltora." 7, Domonitratlou that business is a "desirable cltlien of the local community in which It operate*." • B. Co-operation with Government agencies "In th* ex•rdM of their legitimate function*.'’ W« ballav* that moat faualnaas man will concede that thaae « m good priadpl** and that th* future ef bunlMM la tMg country depanda upon the derolepmant of higher moral etenderdg In both buaineaa end Induatry, A* e step in thla direction, cut out the above list, ae* how your busi­ ness stack* up. Xa^ . i -X -S SB aswim WABBINdTON, Not. 1. — It sari* should not bn surprtslnc UXoe- Ihsns rotary Icks* toaa that b* Is r**' sbout to b* daprtvsd ot sswi* ~ df"; oJ Iho la lira I* of wiping oetotty sltsies. Motiu > 11* is la somewhat lb# sama T*,, position as Kncland and Franc# «' warn wban thay fou*ht Germany, to a near deadlock for 'thrsa H*® year. and thro saw tbs Units* Jorr* IHstrs coma In to "win tbo ^WA war." . ! f o r four raari Irsss and bit Dtua* bousln* sdmlnlatratloii havs.haob- * w " ad away at wluwa aroas, allml- *®*[* rotln* sonm and, ho baUaaaa j W pin wink lb# kround for taslao k We and 'bolter work Inter on. Now, ■“" « wban tbo •*“ « *nd money er- ■* « rlts for oftactlr* work, a uaw administrator, Nutbow mraoa.of IJA * Now York. I* appotnlsd to dlro* a srparata adralslalralkm to which will b# traaafaarod all ■ the asporiancod paraonnal o ttb a . J ' " a Delicious (M iita c S a . Ik Anwilwula?1rs®. a 1rente «r m tu c ToWiInblu I) War sWd MtiinmU «M»ll ba mad jVconllitw m i«w. iMa vry daswrtUfir . iwsra'ii will cjaA%i.us# Neo? "ft?* llJa MaMky in iwa m oult, vr | M JWT a M I J4 tw* la y of fwaamwsr. iptf.1 rtf (h*a «Ib tlap ur Muv«ia> !•*». i). \' iibrndon rn.rk a* Clhaali OaaH af HamlaaU Daunt pi W ait*. ISRAM s i m r s ow , r n j r v f n w won rsx nam N o rlfR ik K ta tr.n r d iv k h TIikV i In mil Inn Hull lievidsr of housing authority wa* authorised' la p it (IH ,'000.000 Into Uie Job. lekos, to datt. dad span! soly «l rt^OO.OOO In ftuir yours.' fob.. e q g d e M ' IffZ 1 And .with the way apparently now*'open for kl*li-sp«Mt salU ir in* for public works aad slaw beta m u rltli's ' woe# uadortaM- lokau- ts not op tb s bos*. clearIn*, hmon* many other OB. Alloaoibbr^ jt.f o t dwsiiirtsk thin**. (Ickos nlabt bo roaslad* wore s»rle<If loksa^proodly i f ad. now be I* looln* th* bous­ porta that a purser of tbo pnA ing Job, that In 1MI ho odralUy polo In sosoral clUos illsaloso* snatched t‘WA. luclaiHns hous- laa arsrsas iw i oT UJM par Inx, from (lonersI Haiti John­ 1 11 room ifwslMn*. Ay way Ot son, who wsnlsd to handle H aoiapartsou. *U mi*ht Iw won Uoaait that In Crnonbolt. near along with NTtA), ilouslnR effort* unitor PWA Wa*bla*lon tba roaotUeoMnt *4* fall nmgtilp Into four cam- wlnlf!r*Mu>l coatautps the sroraae cost per dwnUlax at J*c patens. fckss f1r»l tried ,J" aot COS'- f» , and that is stlnr. approitmuni He. In srrepi loans and matfily halt o t. ths coat has for low cost lion.in* In Home-Cooked Meal Complete Lunch.....3fltc S^o2^ d4eH ck,B* friend* r-^ ^ j” . «SSl5I2M ****** pmtrtfce.lltal . , 2 Meat your W JMaJ to oa-spsrau with th* Co*W FVwUa port of th* stats. Mrc Gibb# wsat a laag w*y to­ ward helping to aocuiu l i t suppwf ot Important Jarksawrffls to I put on at tho 01* W f and *h# totaota In th* constructlsn af tbb nasty things you oaU about ItT bscassory OMtral Florida yrsjset. Do you romomhor thp Urns you MM t*rguhw in «aaf TRACTOR SPRAYERS Repairing Diamond Setting Sanford Machine C a Inc, TELEPHONE 62 J e w d tf —b u t ww wank JMne * n t upAftor aJV this ts Jest good olsaa fun. Nsrortholoss. 1 think I ought to make tt * llttta tough for. you, hoonuas you “Broadway to-' l i rt sas no* sagpoaod to got amend and hnow what got* on. *‘« f H O S I T I I WEBT-The JEWELED V l L l l ^ t t 1 'I c b b 'I h e l p e n HMs m y m a r r i e d We are happy to announce the addition to our etaff of Mr. Oftrlton Mercer who factory trained lubricatfon Expert pbon| IN YOUR OWN FI£aj) AND WITH YOUR OWN DRIVER Hr O K B O E T U C K t e l _______ away, tt iaa’t pahu, clihsr. B i BILLY MOU Thaos'* * sorbite story bshla* (Broadway‘a LM1* Nawolaou Xachss) tbwt b m i i Os you know What it t s l . ,r#®8CR*rwoNa — JW F o g M o re ” P o w e r S p ra y e r lb * TharWs an shrutor oprrtder on Broadway who capUinsd a ,u®' nartas during th* was. On# . at LET US DEMONSTRATE t h e -He w MAN ABOUT MANHATTAN . McLaalla I9KAV1 ____________ t o �- ’T V a***? '*»* 1 l* 1 W fsv tW t K ■ llL ll SANFORD, Meeting fe Heldf iPlans Are Made 1fo Bcaale Zachary a rummage . By Women’s Club ftoltf I M W &rte for Saturday night ial Calen armounrr.l plana aale to he given aponaored by the The Woman1! Club rood* .on M n, A. D.' Shoemaker, vice Waya and Meant Committee. Thoae attending were; Mr* IttiOak Are a c t were the acene U t h * |? * ,r,“*5r PreeWed o w _ th e meet»l* llutrhlnaoa, lira- J. K. Inakeep, tegular meeting tenchMr, A. I> Shoemaker, Mr a. J. U eon and tpectol program TueadayCrawford, Mra. C. A- llainer. Mr*C. C. Prival, Mra John Vdughn, Tbe rooma ware attractively dec­ Mra. Brodle William*. Mra. Lola orated with autumnal wild flowLeGcttr. Mlaa Deaale Xarhary and era of purple and yellow Mlaa June Waddell. Mra. Fred W illiam reported on « “ * r,lu rn t" | her beautification work on the for the warier eeeanci iclub groundi, akao for the civic Idepartment's coming year** work. Dr and M ra Harry Woodruff M„ . R. J. Holly, chairman for the left yesterday for Miami where I literature department, announced Chili Sapper Enjoyed By Younger S e t Circle Number One o f the Flral young (mqple at Baptlat Church will meat at the Robert Malta oa h*m# of lire- John Q. Stanford,’ n*». 407 W. lBth Street a t StW o'clock. During the a .C ia b Number Two of the and xemea war* F tn t Baptlat Church will meet at tote hour anppor ItAO o’clock a t the home of Mra. Ike follow lag: Murray J d rrb , Sixth Street and The Ml**** Oak Avenue. / Fannie Riggers, Circle Number Three of the Pceetoa. Betty FIrat Baptlat Church will im ott Roup end Bltoal i t the home of Kre. E. C tU rper.l-gleo «pbotl S a t Sait Palmetto Avenue, a t * ;J 0 jl* r, phU^Mtlee. o'clock, with 'Mra. C. II E ek a r { Bryant lifter an ton aa Joint hoateae[ eon. Circle Number Pour of’the V in t' , , ' - ■— Baptlat Church wfll meet a t U N A rt o'clock -at .the home of MH. E. M. Z T T X z E £ 1 Carroll, l i l t Fra nth Avenue. , r n i m a # £>• 4 Circle Number Five of the P i n t ' **4— W . U Maraatatia honor, ^ . the Woman'a MUelouary Socle-: w.ppl ty of the- F tn t Mathodtat i kin Church with a theater party at s t thi lataa a . m . The picture will ha g* jn connection with the new Fealt Mlaaloo Study Book. “The , Moalem World." All membera j* „ Ira urged to attend and al*o BKU taembera of other church**. aettin The Bt. Ague* Guild of the W#U Kplacopal Church will meet at (u 1:10 o'clock at the Pariah Houaa, The regular bualaea* moating ^ A Of the Woman'a Mlulonary * BRD OF ROSBB DOTHAN, AU., Nov. B c - W Had there been no bed of roae*, Harry Glaaa might not ba| alive todiy, While he waa painting the am lor high achool here a ecaffold broke, and Otaaa plunged true afore*. He landed In a roe* bed. and th* freehly wurkad earth gave under hla weight. Ha *uff*red only a apralned anklr. Saturday Meeting Is Held By Sewing Circle Mra. G, S. Salman waa hoeteaa te the Alai bean Sewing Ciral* which met Thuraday afternoon at bar boat# an Palmetto Avenue. The afternoon waa (pent »> aawlng and It waa announced that th* next meeting will be held Wedneaday, November t0 at lb# borne of M ra O. C. Gibb*. «W Laurel Avenue, a t SiOO o'clock. The hoateaa eeaij'ed by Mra. A. B. LoveJoy a*nr ad nfreahmenU to tba followingt Mr*. R. K. Peurlfoy, M ra B. F. McWhorter. Mra. H. B- Odham. Mra. C. U Cox. Mr*. I. R. Eetridge, Mra. O. C. Gibb*. Mra. W. H. Hand. Mra. G, 8. Salman. Mra, A. a. Lovejoy and Mr*. L. V. Burde'tc. Pick-The-Winner Petsonals FOOTBALL CONTEST W INE-DlNE and DANCE 'I li,- first tvn persona aelivtmg the urea teat ■lumber of winner* from the lilt below will co "h receive one complimentary ticket to ace Spencer Tracy in "The Big City" and Bobby Breen in "M ake A Wlah" which play next Wwfneaday and Thursday at the Rite Theetcr. THE TRIANGLE (Under New M anagem ent) department, will nlao aponaor a peace program on the morning of November II. The , per la I featora of the aftrmonn'a program waa the talk by Mr. and Mra- Wm Randall of Ifnlg lakiyan on the hlatory of Cuyahoga Falla, Ohio, ham nr Oriental ruga. Mr. lakiyan gave rived fur the winter end many peraonal reminUeencaa of haVa taken an apartment at 107 m ra which In hla childhood'* heme had a hlatory of many ra n 1 -------rration* Some of theae with many . Miai Mary Maxwell pinna In ether* were diaplayed on the platleave thla afternoon for Jiirlumn- frrm. There were ruga of every villa to apery) the week-rnd. Fh»,di r.tnn, ahnpe and rotor. Among will attend the Florida-Georgia there were the Nnmrl (prayer football game there tomorrowI ni,*) gnri one that had woven In It —■ 11 hunting accne wtlh a palace In Mlae Carolina Hill nn-l her. t|-» foreground. Blending on the guaat, Mlaa Carolina Hunter ,.f piayer rug, Mr- lakiyan gave a F t Myera, plan to leave todjy lor pmyer often given hy the PerJackeonvBle where they wUI attend ,|*p* when Worahlpplng. •'The the Florida-Georgia football gaum Intereet- of the audlance waa tomorrow, ihetd,*' atated Mra. Jamea Mnugh■ j ten. “aa he gave the hlitory of Among thoee from Sanford who r ,r . that dated hark to the twenplan to attend the football gum ty M-venlh eenlury, B.- C The Ar­ ia JaakiaovUle tomorrow are: M’ m, nli>na ere tho largoat eontrlbuand M ra W- A. Adame, Mr. and (or* of the matter mind#." Mts- John Maiach, Jr., Mr. un<l Tho-e allending tho luncheon Mra- Fred Bell, Mr. and Mir. Mr. and Mra. If. S lakiRobert A ll, Mr. and Mra. Sum ja n , Mra Rua* Adama, Mra. J. R. Flalather, M r and Mra, George Itaker, Mra. C. W. Iloolh, Mra* Spoor, Mr. and Mra J, L. Hurl, Arthur Branan, Mr* J. W. Coatee, and Mlaa Mary Hurt. Mra. R. Compton, Mra. <’ K Dew•« ■■ ■■ -■ ton. Mra W. A. Leavitt, Mra. O. gunner Is Given f r V i ro r G a jd a l!b o *u *t ^ A NICE PLACE : FOR NICE PEOPLE # ■ ’ NEITHER A-JOOK NOR A JUKE ITALIAN SPAGHETTI—FRIED CHICKEN STEAKS ANITOYRTERS BEER AND W IN K DELICIOUS SANDWICHES Florida ............ Alabama < Auburn f i f r 1 2 .6 1 COMBINATION PEN & PENCIL WITH A WRITTEN LIFETIME GUARANTEE REGULAR r »3.50 VALUE r o r iTEPHENS MAIL ORDERS 3 PENS PER COUPON r w c 7223(4 t»»*uc j r a n t Tulane .......... Tenncaacc ... Navy ___ Fordlmm , ...... Army ........... I htrvurd M'chignn Slnto Nonvcittcm . .. Temple Illinois .Volrt* Dnmp .... Pittsburgh Princeton .... . Dartmouth Purdue In addition In picking the winner* of them* game* you rmixl alxo make a lixt of the fall fabrics which appear In tho nd below. Attach thin Hat to your xeliclion of the winner* anti d lh cr ninil or brtttf your eulry lo The Herald office not Inter thnn noon Saturday. *■Uuck»* Mni>11 J i*hman. Mra s * i . . h J- •* Mr» K 11 U n ' y' G i u n Mra A. II. Middle ton, Mra John -------iMciach, Mra. J. If. Mrnkk. MraMlaa Virginia Dann and M laa'janu,a Moughton, Mra. J- T- NcwAlioe Johnaon racantly enter- i,yi Mr*. c. F. I’roctor, Mra A M. tatned th# membera of the Gad-' phtlllpa, Mr*. II. M Papworth about Club with a Hullowc'en in ^ Mra- j . (j. pnttenen party. Throughout Iba evening Abo Mr* W. A Patrick, Mra gamca and conteata were m - Jtn e Romnlll.it. Mra. I,. K. SpunJoyed for which MUs Grace Toy- r f r , Mr* K, W l-'lte. Mra W. D tor waa awarded the price. Fireman, Mr*. 1,. P Itagnn, Mr*. Late In th* avening a apaghet- Jamea Huff, Mra. O 1*. llcrndon U aupper waa aerrad to ' th* Mra, R. J. Hotly, Mra. Blrhnrd Ten Nllowtngt the Mlaaea time* Tay- Eyck. Mr* R. R Tm r, D r, Fill lor, Lola Wolfor. Dor la Lake. Bbcth Tracy, Mra. Henry Wight, Georgia ... ................. Columbia " Complimentary Ticked 4 A Ten permiiiH will each receive onivcomplimentary tick­ et to Hie Kit*/, iih explained above: lit enno they* a rt more limn len correct Helection.t only the flral tea mihmittcd, with the Hat of the fall fuhrica appearing iu the ftdlowing advertisement, will l>c eligible for • •nmplimciitary ticket. t u l C*'UiK'\t P 'j d d i fttU tV flf; Touchton Drug Co THE REXALL STORE KULESPUN CH ALLIS Jack Holt Starred In G-Man S t o r y Singing Convention To Be In Chuluota An all day eltulaa convention la to be held Bun 'ay afternoon at fha Flrat BoptUt Church la , Chuluota, It waa reported (hla worn! nr. . * Th* afogtnx program win *t*rt I at 10:M o'clock and ■lent until 11:10 o'clock whan a luncheon I* to ho aerved o n . lb* rhitrch picnic ground a. Dating th* pro gram, too Pereell *N*rt*t of Orlando will render a number of ml action*. Every nun la la vlted to ottead. finrt G-womtn, Jack iloiRue, C. Henry Gordon, William lUkewcll. Arthur llohl and Robert F.mmclt OToinnor in auppottPoeing n* *hc wlfr nf Holt, who in tum mnwiuriadc* n*( * fugitive nulliw to gain the confident* of gangMcr*. Ml«» Glboona ndbring* to light the un»ung h«>roi*m of th* fearless and intelligent women in the federal _*crv ire. Gray. Blue, and lavender 85c Yard FIGURED UINKANO TWO fat //tcpure c / OHEpluiOH^ In All the Fall •Shade* 79c Yard SA T U R D A Y O N LY BIAS pack el SOFaeataat Halibut U>er Oil 2 FIGURED FIESTA SATIN Almond. Coco Coal Burning C IR C U L A T O R S The underwater prapulaion and navigation of a aubmarin* depend upon battarVe* which aupply cur­ rent t o th* a**tor*. Ideal fur Pajama*. Huutrt* rtmts tutd Negllgnaw. 98C Yard FABRICS Nm *3T*I loo Kvtnt Aapltin Tgblrta l Solldu, Plaid* and Figuran 98C Yard SATl'UUAY UNI,i f F acial TUauce |0a Gardenia WOOL SCOTCH A 60p value Medford Until Finltli PLAIDS (3fi InchM wide) 79c Yard S t a t i o n e r Face P ow drr 46 Knvrtopr* t*< GardraU WOOL. SCOTCH 60 U rg e Slicet* k l F ace Cream # It PLAIDS (51 Inrhrg Wide) Otif I «*i» U ■ tmilmmff ■cle Sam’s first line of defense battlin gainst a super-cxfmlha] wlro ideals In deat fortune at stake! WULESTKD SUITING PLAIDS W Heaulilut, CoynmUnt Splendid for Mlaa— o a i Children’s Dransw (3G Inch— wide) ' 10 in 1 M ake-up Compact 69c 3 9 c Yard ALL WOOL (Jpalbk, Maarara. COATING (51 Inrhea wide) 11.00 Sywbd Fh l* r B o tllr AS PICTURED ( Vtfy heavy, p o r c s l a l n , S- I B flb tB O N W A U G H T t qBatty abtohiaUa la d rc o lsU o rh —lsrs. STEELE -nu]gjra> tx r f tA w ^ ' WOOIrSET ■ ADC H O U SE C O A T ! # f a b r ic s ■ " .1 U n • fins Hm of wood hsntlng clrculatora ksiB—na hcatcru. M ATHER A'Uttu SPECIAL AT FOUNTAIN „ Ice Cream Sodas-Any Flavor rra x irra r l i t MAGNOLIA A' RDAY^S T kE LAST SALE DAY _ (30 Inchen w ide) 29c S' KINGSLEY H O U S E AND GARDEN - l in e n • (lip elvers <54 Inch- xrtds) Favored for drapsrl— ftp MIRROR GLARED CHINTZ from 29c to 69c yard $1*00 Yard ‘To Pick A Winner Try Speer’s First" �BUSINESS MAN’S! And A FL U rged By Roosevelt LUNCH The N « li 25c M taw world: but to toko any step* to task* stock speculation I m dangerousSERVED FROM Ho o l d th e n w e n two ways of The Seminole County CommU11:30 TO 2:00 looking a t that—(ha more dandeetrorere for the proteeUon of ■loners Bad Comity Attorney B. F. ■oeh exposed porta as Vtadlvoa Hombotdor, plan to go. to Tatlalo t Lanlngnd and Odessa. h»*vre noon to eentaet official! of Pontga estimates th at Russia the fltito Sold Department In |n pnsieeiae 1 H submarines, which effort to get the Immediate action NO FOOLIN’ would be the largest undersea of the department for repairing fleet, are believed |o ha an Earlier tadsy President Roose* and Improving of Celery A venae eisggsralloB. vslt took the unufuet step of call­ and other portions of State HighThe big an Irma of Russia's ing fa) the entire Bituminous Coal wsy No. f t , O. P. Ilerndon, elark military a tn a rth Is traasporU- Commission apparently to discuss of tba board, announced todayllosi. Tbs railroad transport the difficulties which have epllt has alw ay s' bean notoriously the seven members Into two fac­ bad. Its Inefficiency contributed tions. No details accompanied the I ana tenaar to bar World war dtsastera Whits House announcement of thr The Soviet powers bfva meeting. likes to ««na w The president rarely worked mightily to Itnprov* talks with sty members of a jrovtransportation. Itallrnad lines bare bean double-tracked and new llasa. built la a « b strate­ NEW 'YORK, No* B— W>— gically important regions as tbs Soaring price of gold. In Londca Par Cast and tbs Uknluu. Broad slrenglh<rt«l fortegn markets tomilitary highways a n being dsy and revivified abroad the old built. Troops are trained u> rumors of a possible Increase In ball out of warplanes by the the American price of gojd *M thousand and float down, un­ brought aobstsntlal gains on the der parachutes, behind enemy New York Stock Exchange. Unas with full flgbUag equip­ Gold shares precipitated qn e a r ment. ly rally on the market. HomeI lo waver, railroad transporta­ stake Mining was op more than |3 tion atl|| Is slaw and shows de­ and others were fractionally up facts. Boxes of grocarlaa con­ signed to foreigners In Mos­ to |1 or more. cow recently took, three week* TML3ALANCKD’ n o w —MARKS GOOD BAIONOiBKnm to gat there after they arrived la Lantssrad, about 410 miles away.Bat tire. flovlet t press an- couples end 13 to negroes, the .nounces that railroad accidents, City Briefer was advised this so prevalent In Russia, are few­ morning. er. Many persona bava been shot for them. Freight car W. R, McCracken and Ml*a loodlnrs have’- reached »I,4M Marjori# TIHl* will attend tha In a single day, A drive Is on Central Florida Forensic League to load 100,000 cara i day. , meet Inn as Banfofd representa­ Tba ip r fever Is mors In­ tives. Tha meeting la to be held tense In Soviet B attle than Saturday afternoon nt '4:0U alsawbara la a spy-scared Eu­ o'clock a t Stetson University. rope because of the fear of capitalist - encroachment sad a J. W. ThrallklU has been em­ suspicion that Is, perhaps, part­ ployed as service manager of the ly Asiatic. Proctor Chevrolet Company, C. Blnca fascism la the foe of F. Proctor said today, Mr. Thrallcommunism. Germany la par­ kill was formerly employed by ticularly feared, with. Italy lo tba Maxwall Chevrolet Company and more - recently operated bU own repair .garage. 10 desraaoaa wars partially meted ky the I mill Io­ ta Use general sckool mills f* is 1 1-1 mill Increase la the hrvy, - However, there was NMe of } S-B mills over loaf tilth la rssponalblt for the aw In the total amount of levied fat the ceunty this •sod valuation* PERK’S CLUB far WIT X ROSES CITY NEWS BRIEFS Cat Price Railroad Assessment Board " hrn lh t* lo W * " it high and the m atter Is “ ag the decision nf the courts » " F OalaaMB and U s s y ir« — 1 Unit, Dobr, negro, charted with drunk* B itiin d m iiU ft thla f m t w tr* wntenccd UKpi r • fallows! state I • -• mills, « M «* » *nd ««*• °[. mills, and mstntensnee ®° Omy* I" ‘he County jail. M. i county's school system 10 , « * » " “ on a similar b at tba school bend mDUga eh»rir*, V ,lS a several school districts !* • Mansfield, charged with a variation of the total la and rslessed on a U W if tba districts . - * * bond was bound over to U»a total millago for MIT far 0°™** Court whro he entered a I school district No. 1, San- P1* of guUly. Alf Roekmoro. * U M mills i special school »•««•. also charged with t No- K, and «. comprUlng P '" * * r> “ty an d w a a sentenced Mary. Longwood, AlUwonte, «• n t » «*»• of M and eosts or it City. SUvIa and Oviedo, *> Jays In jail. Randolph I millsi special school dls- ltarrla. held on/ *in*iUr, Mo. 1 and C, comprising • **»h *20' Am, Oeneva and Oseools. WUI Lana, negro, charged with mdUj special school district trespass, pleaded guilty and v m comprising Lake Monroe sentenced lo pay a fins of |10 kola, B> B-8 mills. and costa or aerva 00 days. Hoy M l tag roll was recently »le Purguson, charged with open •tod by tha Bamlnola County profanity, estreated a BIB bonl. | i tT t-r U d turned over to Harrison Cols, charge - with lanMni. whose stuff, al the driving without proper lighting It, W engaged In the prepay equipment, pleaded guilty and was a t tha tag bills which will [ fined IZ.HO and coats. Willie InUsd as fast as completed. I gram. charged wiUi vagrancy, was I n collector reminded tha fined $10 and costa or «0 day* yum of O f county of (ho In jail./ _______ David tin t discount aSSWad by law Roosevelt_______ Tugloe, charged with tralnrldlngj both pleaded guilty and were! fined $10 and costa or A0 days M ThU h the tourist season and COLDS AMD FEVER FOR LETTER HEADS, dl^L MEADS, TAOS, CARDS. ENVELOPES. OFFICE FORMS, ETA . Coach B. A. n. Wilkinson's Semi-Professional BUekeat* un­ derwent their final grill of tha weak last night with a long dummy scrimmage. Tbs n eit practice session It lo bo hold Tuesday evening of next' week and the sis van's first scrimmags of tba aoaaou la expected to taka pUca. to n ifie d Advertisements Gvnsrsl housa work, raring for children Call Jessie, 1320 W. 17th BL I I — M U ctllancoua__________ llava V*B track la'A-1 shapa with good driver that would llko to rent oat a t rea soruble rata. Apply EWING, Altering — children'* C. A. Halnss. Bog IMS. 'dathing, baby W yatts*'a apoe* By; KjsKtMf, croabiting, totting, Uas Dottor A Gay’s Paint—U’a “Best to r tha South" because W- W- IU Rtowart, 714 Oak. It's specially blended and man*' J a p s Capture Four VUlag Op South! 16— H oo—a F a r R o o t Florida Milk Board To Be Self Supporting JACKSONVILLE, rla., Nov* 4 -M rs, J . D. Alderman, qtoto milk cotnmUslonar, anaoanoad from hor office her* that la would not be ' necessary to oak the a u to fur any additional ad­ venes* tor ‘ dporattona of tha Florida Milk Board. Replying ta Commissioner nf Green Valley U w S w n ital1 G n s l Seminole Printing Co, RICH MILK Phong 892-W or BU nouneement that tha Milk Board would hava to collect snougli money to pay IU own expenses, Mrs, Aldarmss said tba milk Industry now organ­ ised In virtually avary area of tha atata, IU committees are functioning, and tha eotlactkm of licenses and Inspaction fans IS Increasing. GLASS . MIRRORS DOWN 8B B US FO R YOUR G A S , O IL , L U B R IC A T IO N FRONT A X LE AND B JU K 1 WORK R. N. NIPPER PHONE SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP ra O N IS T M IN . P A M PAINT8 QUAUTY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof Product! * t* »’ ’*t v * (,*/ , Plant Vegetables ffTATK AHKE T HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO imoai White Gaeoliat, DUtile to, 1 . f s r staves and beaters. Martin’s Garage la Allowing ROC ROOM furnished boot* for - The central govemmsfll w u root, tio a Bib B t Inquire |t»T sotAlng additional trusted troops E- BU BL, or phono I70 W- ; \ I Into all r a prevbwvp etui under It* control and shifting many prwvbwlal.leadsra to peats on the various fighting fronts whero ‘hey chald not.be rohebad by pro-Japaganto who might Indue* lo cntkr "dafsotU f plots. K V S 7 ■ ,i Nevada U Ih* esly stotolhat does not I c r an lahcrttouc* tax. A 50% Discount on $2,061.82 > HAVE YOU BEEN TINY TIM? lu r Mia MM Watte RADIO af RiUMO of p u t 4 w l e a a l i . 1988 RCA & ZENITH easy A price yon ami afford to | Martin*! Garage noun i , f . * 't S n ; ii^t. ■ J . . • - RADIO SERVICE f i ’- s i* T~ - 1 - * * “ -* « t �I iilii SemlnoU County Prod nee* ^ r 1 More Fruit And VeceUblen Than AsftaC Similar Area In America f SANFORD, FLORIDA; BATfffDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1937 Police Are Hit Orlando Noses Out 14 To 12 Duke Planning By Grand Jury Win Over LocalsWhileJohn D elayed Toni Morgan Is Star Of Game O v er Conduct Sanford, With One Yard Tp Go, Muffs For Next Yeai Man With Prescrip­ tion Arrested, Held , 19 Hours Incommunhtado/As Son Dies Greatest Opportunity To Win Over Tigers In Past Six Contests B j JULIAN STEN8TROM • n p l l n fam e teat night than ilM THEIR TRIP POSTPONED Denial Of Story yard line. ilM ^eh g b C T t tp to- °.f ,h ! D“ke of Wmdaor a tu ted l ward 'th e right aide oY the field lo ,»* ,h* "V«» where he waa knocked off balance " “W " * «h» potplbiilly of makb by Mitchell but he lateralcd to * P°, , P°n*d *?»r ,h« Volt ■Morgan who waa standing on 8t*** 1’,p ,r hla 30 and Morgan raced through N ____ ____ 0. . . _____ . ' tiffin t r l v n o t F l n r r y s a n d A »ome perfect Interference and .then ontrin the Tiger secondary for a 70 yard Jaunt anil the Indiana' f ln t a w e Porgueon'a try for the r MIAMI. Nov. 6.— (AP)— e jtra point failed and Orlando wee The prand Jury today recefahlending by a' se en ef 7 to 0. the Ron ford goal Una te lake a 8 ommendod “dlaelolloary d u b With ela mIniitee lift for play point lead a n d ‘made U a ecven inhmcQt” for police officer* point lead when Pet* Peterson In tha third frame, Orlando re­ ^ mlsrenrrpt Inna" o f hin reepbnsible for "Inhuman rame In tha game fbr the Tlgena ceived tha ball and' Immediately “grave motive*. moved 46 yards, for a touchdownto make the camverelon In the ear­ conduct" In not permitting With tha ,ball on'the ten yard line, /The decision was made after two W. Vance Harrell to com­ ly momenta of tha rooted. Mitchell went over nlna yards and dura, ef trans-Atlantle cabling municate with hla family Following the conrarelon, O r then plunged over two yarda for and telephoning during which Urn tha tally. Petersen sgaln emerged .duke attempted to gauge lha an­ while |»f** three year old son with a perfect boot fer the eatra ient of resentment in American waa dying. labor circles against his personal point. The Grand Jury report, which The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, for which he renounced the throne of England, are pictured After an exchange of puntf, representative, Charles E. Be- * aUo absolved police o1 blame In here In a crowd at a Parts railroad itatlon- shortly before ha postponed Ills scheduled ’ tour of fiinford received the ball on O r Bedlux, an Industrial engine America "because hla motive* were mliunderstood." Tho Duka and Duchess may yet vlitt America the fatal shooting of Stafford 0. lapdo'a U yard alrlpe and began accused by American labor grouj ■siting the stage for their second D*gr° v ^ Ur. ^ 1 : anrprUed InidAni and they advocate of tho ■aid Uw evidence skewed “be­ wera thrown far a lose of nine tally. The Indiana completed four of being a: yond question" that Detect tvs U yard* on two plays and Morgan varied pataca mad when lha period -s tre tc h o u t’’ system, rahlcd tha O. Bearboro waa Informed ef Her- punted out bn Orlando'* 36 yard ended, they wera in poeaetalon of duke today from New York, of­ rail's dastra to got eJd to his linethe ball on Orlando’a 14 yard line fering to sever all connection with child. Harrell has claimed the Opening the final quarter. F o r the tour. Play then following waa even­ polka held him incommunicado ly matched although Sanford had guson pkkad uo yards off hla ,The following brief statement was Usurd In a bar from the nine11 hour* despite bis story that a tha ball deep In Orlando's terri­ right tackle h a t . u . ______ CINCINNATI, Nov « - ( ! ’) room eulte which the duke end proscription smiting a t a drug toryneat play. However, Orlande waa One opportunity, which Anna Mario Ilnhn, 31 year old store might have saved the life might have won tha hall game, off ■Ids* and too ball was placed dueheti occupy In the Hotel blonde mother, was convicted ef young Chariee Harrell who came with two minutes laft to on the Or lend* 11 yard line, first Mhurlcc: “It !i announced tonight on be­ waa suffering from dlptberte. tod«y of first degrrr murder In play in tho eoeond period- In sus­ down and tan yarda to go. Aftar half of the Duke of Windsor that Although- polk* have dented tained paisas and power drive* as two anauccooofBl pliys, lawson the poi-on death of Jacob Wag­ he has decided to postpone his vis­ th a t Harrell told them of hk well aa and runs, the Indians started argund left and and lotted ner, 7H“yr*r old retired gard­ rick child, or that ha mode re­ moved the ova) to (ho Orlando ona a flat paw to Johaay Kurgan for it to America. ener. The Jury did not recom­ “HU royal highneia arrived at quests to telephone h k family to yard lias. But whan Morgan a t­ tha second Indian tally and agate mend mercy, making the death tall these of the proscription left tempted «<} go o v y be.w aa.klt tha axtra point failed dp Ferguson thla decision with groat reluctance dH OB' "jagd * and after-m uch deliberation, but \- C o u n ty l |t b |' C -- R. Deweon. penalty , m aadaU ry... Tho lax €PH»1*~ TWAN01MT, Now itteB JR L T tt taka f lit hard and ho fumble! and Orlande rnra spelt aliout two and ene- Chins'* main defenses west of hero feels that owing to grave nilaron* I n v e s tom orrow fo r cuinc*recovered and kicked out of danlialf hour* in actual delibera­ ceptloni which have arisen and were put In serious Jeopardy, For­ mititalementa which have ap ­ tlD * w here he will a tte n d the tion since receiving the case an n u al confercnrm of County Mrs. Hnhn eign military experts declared iopeared regarding Hie motives and and H om s D em onstration agents. Intu In-l night. would l>e th* first woman ever day, hy Hie binding of a formid­ purpose* of hie Industrial lotir M rs. G ladys K endall. Hointnule able Japum-tv forro on tho nut in executed In Ohluthere Is no allemslive but to de­ C ounty llo m s ltrin o n itra llo p ihoro of Hangchow llsy. 'lha Aa a preliminary reminder of fer It for U>* present. Agent, who has been In a tte u d ' Japanese said Urge army unit*, tha approaching Rad Crow drive, “The duke emphatically repeal* an ce a t a pre ro n fere n ro m ee t­ aimed at encircling Rhanghat and Judge R- Wl Ware, chairman of that there Is no shadow of Justifi­ ing for llom n D em onstration Its environ., came ashore from the Roll Call, has announced that cation for any suggestion that he Agents Is already In the U ni­ the lay, >ho largest on the Chlncsn tha National Broadcasting CcmU allied with any industrial sys­ versity City and wilt rem ain coast and about 330 miles south ol Jkany will present n program on tem or that he la for or against thri>tigh<ipt the conference w hich here at the nearest point. Nov. IS, from 8:10 to D o'clock, any particular political or racial begins M um Ur anil closes n s i t Foreign sources said two Japa­ Eastern Standard Time, over (he doctrineSaturday. nese division*, recently withdrawn Blue Network, dramatising the “H* expresses the c m e il hope An a d d ress h r H arry I. from the North Chin* front, taded Texes Famine, one of the earliest that after his announcement hla Drown, a ssista n t ’Id the Secre­ ■outhward from Tlrntiln a week idea iter* te which the Red Cross real and sincere motive for the ta ry uf A griculture, will be a Violator* of city ordinances will fig ured. purpose of his proposed visit to featu re of the rutiference, Mr. hr tried before City Judge Frank ago. Th* new force, they said, Undid te the vicinity of Chspoi, Judge W a n has further called Am arks will be properly under­ Dawson staled. [,. Millrr in a session of the Mu­ about 60 miles southwest of attention to th* f a d that during stood. Everything Is te readiness for ROMFX Nov. 6.—(XV—Repre­ He will speak to |h n aslfem-. nicipal C ourt Monday afternoon at Shanghai. tha Roll Call period, w hkh will “Ilia royal highness will per­ the sigth anniversary meeting of Tho vanguard of the Japanese eontlno* from Nov. 11 to Nov. 28, sentatives of Japan, Germany and the Central Florida Council of sonally convey his thanks to (hose blags on N or. 9 and d urlna tho 4:U0 o’clock. force, shifting the war scree to a 81 radio edvertUer* will m akt Italy signed an a^tl-cemmunlam Chamber of Commerce to be held Industrial companies who so gerr Florida Farm Iln u r over W lttlF , S ta te and U niversity uf Florida Thu KanCird llo la ry will new front, was reported to have Red C ron “spot1- anno uncem ante. poet h e n today, Italian Foreign te Ssnford *t eight o'clock Tues­ eroualy r*,'ended Invitation, to radio sta tio n , on (he sam e day. hold Its 're g u la r w eekly lunch- reached a point near Kungkiniig, Minister Count Gates iso Cteno, day morning, T, E. Simpson, him and to all wholiave ass li It-J During tho conference the mil In tile Drill llmmi uf Itm un important Chinese defense' po­ Joachim Von Ribbentrop, tha Cer* council president, and head of lha in arrangements.' County and llom n D em nn.tr*- Valde* H otel Monday at 11:16 sition on the north hank of Hie Seminole Coanty Chamber of man ambassador to London and lion A gents will h e ar ta lk s nn o'clock. Whangpoo River aUiut Id miles m any phases of a g ric u ltu re end Maaaakl Holt*, the Japanese sat­ Commerce, eald today. southwest of here. Th* Central Florida Council, bold round laid* discussions on Tim regular monthly meeting comprising chamber of commerce problem s pertain in g to farm ing of Ihe Hoard of Dlrnrlor* of governments. rep Keep let Ivee from cllka aa fsr In Florida. Mr, Dawson Indi­ Hie Heiulnote County Chamber Von Ribbentrop had negotiated north a* Galueavlll* and fit. cated, adding th a t every phase of Coratuerra will bn held In tbn rgates to Iho ronfemico on tho the nearly year-old antl commun- Augustin* and as far south ax of th e work In both d e p a rt­ Chamber building T u e s d a y Chlnese-Jopaneie war announced isra pact between Germany and Vero Beath and Klxxlmme*, wss WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, m ents of the K iionsliin Service night at 7:3o o'clock, accord­ todsy they had reached an agree­ Japan which waa enlarged by to- organised te fianford ala years W. V*., Nov. 6—f/F>—The Invest- will ho rev ered during the s e s ­ ing to T. K. Simpson, prosldent. ment on tl* lc*t °f 'he commu­ day's action to Include Italy. ago this month, and such year at m a n t Artibclarion sions. Jtenltara nication to Japan, making a new A warning te th* an n k a ef the thla time members return to San­ launched ■ duel program yester M tei Krnwn S la ts lim ns ItemA represent*!iro of tha West' offer of friendly office* in an e f­ world agnteat matching their ford for their anniversary break­ day to tali* “a progressive and o e strsl Ion Agent. wllL ho In inghouse Electrical (ximpany waa fort to terinln»le Uio rn rflk t. strength “with ea r Red army en fast meeting. aggravates •land'' te matter* of charge o f lh a rn n le rre c o p ro ­ The gphilnunlcaHbn fruqied by Charier member* of th* organ­ leglslalkq, and to make member- gram fo r tho home d em o n stra­ in Hanfurd today diacuaaing with Ih;lgian Foreign Minister P*t-I Dm betUeflekT wee Bounded in isation are: Mias Lottie Lawler of ahlp te th* association "• badge tion agents, tho County agont. Chief of Police Roy G- Williamr Speak at the request of the full arrangement* for tha InaUllatinn Kissimmee, Horace L Smith of of Integrity and worth. IqJi mated. of e radio transmiller tojM used conferrdr*. • Th*. J io lo ..l* to I* Ocnlu, F. M. Sawyer of Cnees, Thla coo feren ra Is an annual governor* an' He board of transm itted Inim edlhtelyr * John C Loshaer of Clermont, Reel nounced to Ite annual ccn.ro> hm evant for the purpose of tirlns- for pollca calls. '* The neit meeting of the confer­ W. Brown, of Detnnd, C M- Oay a redrafting of tha* osaortetlun'* teg all of th a worker* of the The supervisory Commute* of ence te *«l for TovsrUy when'tha Idrose prepared for delivery at of Orlando, C. T, Bkkford ef Or- constitution ad by-lawa, mvclving Extension Berrien lognlher to Florid* - Mats Farmers ill legate, nro esparted to discus* srnegk hall, marking the twen- tendo, Kari Lehman of Tavatw., a drastic tightening Up of mem­ afady and dlseuaa pnililem* per* i Kj proeedure. • The dclegalee. ’ a*hi Wholesale Market hare Will meet •th anniversary ef the (handing and Carter Bradford of Whaler bership requirement!, and t lata ln g to th e ir work and lo Huy did not neceaaerlly espoct ’ the U. 6. B- RPark, all of whom will be In Sen- strengthening of Ite eiacutten per- farauteta plans for th a nap In the market office tor thrlr Japan's rrply by T u e s d a y _ regular meatlng Monday, nlghi, Astalling what' hs described as ford for ana tear**ry celebration Market Manager J„ a . Mlcbs< I ha aggreoate* Undone!** ef e e r Tneeday aaernlnr Of the charter At the gem* time, two speaker, in countries which want l» Jump member*, inly {fence L Brnlth,1 before (he day'* aeasien* locked i ug at any moment," Troyan- F. M. Hudson, C- T, Bkkford, te Washington fer eelullont <« -sky dectend Russia today 1* Kari Lehmann and C arter Brad- the problem of (ho present slump James Mooghton, aupcrlnU'mlN A N K I N G . - ( A ) — United ant of Parks te Sanford, was of­ indy (M a n y emergency . , . ford today remain te Chamber cf la tho occur it lea market % whltb ^ 'fhjb , Iltrts Bcbool Rrinotphlt _ r Iho denaoe of ear bordara."" Comms roe poets, the other* have baa brought th* tevoolmont bank- ■lahd Ambaaoador Neleon T. fered four lion* to b* exhil Hrd t’QUDtr. wt)b HupeUotehdent*! Jokaaon yaelerday approved th* Bo aakd certain countrioa "have vontarad h la other lteas of work. ora* but Iness of ralalny capital at tha local loo during tha wintir HrhooIs T. W- lAwton, wHL.mw S a t a clamor about their .fight Tho program feature ef Tneeday for teduatry almost te a aland- cetera of Consul John M, Alli­ for thalr maintenance, but due ta with BUU Superlntendfni Ojlj son to Tsinan. Hhanlung Prov­ gloat bolshevism and gommua- mere tag’s gala breakfast asset tag, still Inadequate apace for Iho proper English Monday morning at tl ■ ta order te create a saoeke* will be a talk hy Elvira Garner. Edward B Hall af Chlcagn. isos capital, to reopen tha rare of tho an Imala the offer waa Angebllt Hotel to Orlando ft American consulate, rloaad re­ u preald*nt ef the aaaodation, said cently when U appeared J a r refawdan all-day meeting. It waa no m en fair now te blame oaeoe troop* would carry war­ . Mr. Lawton' tedkaled Du tho current clump on the CovenTh* city commissioner! will tha meat log had been call* fare to tho area. ■mat than U waa te llam a the rebold thalr regular bimonthly far th* parpaao af dUcueate goat tarnMo hi eaentWM a* defi­ meeting In Du City Hall Monday nitely reflecting « lank of confi7 . A O TB EtlEI ILL night a t 7:10 o’clock. It la ex­ danco te Dm futara «C.business. pected th at action will • be taken hM said that Uw addriakUraHon OLLTWOOD, - m ---- Mar- ter the propoeed polk* radio sys­ co*Id da much te n e t* * U hr reA JLindssy and Ju n e T ravis, tem an 4 th a t members of th* aw*1player a, wer# Ul yaalef- trailer camp eommltle* will be preeent te dlacuee plan* for tho tie d say Is aufTertng from proposed trailer ramp" te Hanfordaffecting r and may be cooflaed a ■1 “nuinA throat ailment kept g which vavti from a role te • Grand Jury Says Evi­ dence Beyond Ques­ tion, Asks Penalty Daw* on To Attend Annual Meeting Of Home Agents Mrs. Anna Hahn Is Found Guilty Shanghai Defense Is Endangered By New J a p M ove Brussels Conference Reaches Agreement On Peace Note Text Assistant S e c re ta ry Of Agriculture To Address Conference Udio Programs Will AM Red Cross Drive CITY NEWS BIUEFS Italy Joins Germany Mrs. Elvira Gainer Is And Japan In Pact Scheduled To Talk AffainstCommunism To S e c r e t a r i e s Rev. W. M. Mullen .WiU Preach Here An Ei Blake Three Killed W hen Limited Wrecks Truck Every Passenger Of Truck, Mother, Fa­ ther, And Son, Die In Crossing Crash Hopes Public Opintoi In U. S. Regardilkj His Motives W fl Change BeforeLtRii Japan, Germany C en tral Florida And Italy Sign Chamber Council Anti-Red Treaty Meets On Tuesday NUMBER 322 Established In 1908 i Engineer M issing1 Is Believed Dead Fireman Is Found Af* Three Hours, Alive, Hushed To Hospital T.OVF.JOY. Oil., Nov. 8.— (AP)—Thrrt* persona waro klllod itnd nn rnjrlni'rr a n d flrrmnn were pinned under tho wreckmft* lri\ jhflj derail* mrnt of tho Contra) fit. Geor­ gia Llmllod paaaotflfe’r train, "Rotithlnml," na It atmek a Iruck til n croanhiK ttnlny. T h o pullmnn conductor, William A. Rnnkln, arid non* of the 27 pm-enge™ •h* f°ue pullmnn mm wan hort. Trainmen «nM the dead were occupant* ot Ihr tnirk Jnmr- lim an. cf He*. Oa„ » farmer. <nld tho dvtil wera ■Jamra Allen, 20. Mm. Allen. W» and their two year old Jamra Jr. Broun mild h« had lent them the truck to movo aome fum ltnrr. Loeomnilvr fireman, Jim lien* ry of Maron. O* . wae Mapped In the w rw ttffr along with En* alnrer D. G. Woll of Atlanta. Henry" wee removed aliv e' and ron'clou, hy rescuer*. who ent their way through wlih acetylene forche* nearly thren lioura a ftr t the wreck. The fireman wa« hurried Id, art Atlanta -TtoapWaL Hedhn-r*-' raid (hey found no trace of tho en­ gineer and feared he wae dead. Railroad official! eald tho track* parallel lha highway a t the point .where the accident oc­ curred within the city limits here, 30 mllee couth of Atlanta. The train waa from the Flor* lilu W rit Const reroute to Cin­ cinnati. The trurk m i njlrmptIng to cron, on a side ry*d. The repine, tender, baggagiyrar, mall car anil two roarhre off the tralfl were overturned. / Bishop Wins: Will 1 Confirm Class Here Investment B a n k Group Undertakes R e f o r m Program Money School Authorities To Meet English LOCAL WEAXHEB •lightly PPral VK , ■,g. � 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 05, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 05, 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 05, 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/28e538e9c3c7f96e96f5f37b6b3deab4.pdf 549e38af3ed5e3fd97b49a644d0a2325 PDF Text Text ; Woolfdk Predicts FlrrtiMarket For Growers Of CitruB rhael Reports irket Is Ready For 4th Season ' "" ' In China available for actioa. Drdtraa rower* Van export •,||udMW anlef. Japan la f if hi In* Ann, satisfactory market on A'^ mainly by money power and aoper* ot lhair ’early and mld-##**on lor armaments. General Chian* frail. R, H. Woolfolk. vice pree- bopea to rod the Invaaloo ly ev­ ident o* A mart can Frail p ro w hauatlng Japan a *money lopplf, art, declared bars today la bla and curtailing her war supplies. Fall review of crop Conditional Dr. Hudson alao told the organ land marketing proapecta, "While cation about Orneral ChUng’* wife tbo *ov era mart aallmata In* |who la n graduate of an American, eraaaea the orange crop by ^University. lit deelarwj that ike ia aroand 1.400,060 boiea over laal'of groxt uaalntanre to him aa aha year, yet oa account of ran* apeaka arvrral different language* oral condition!, lha time of and the haa been appointed head of matorltr, and' other favorable the Government Aviation Depart* factor*. I ■•-# no reaaon why menl ilnce the war began. ■rower* abould be stampeded,! In closing hit addruar, l>r. Hud* or loae confidence In the yen- eon stated that China doee not ar*| outcome of the price liveta'want war but.will defend her own on e a r ly and mld-#«a*on corntry •* any other power would Woolfolk aald. before ocelli* it conipicred by the oranges.' “Condition* are no much dlf- Japaneae. ferent than laat yaar and In' PrnMent Howard Long preeldour competitor state of Call- ed over the luncheon and there fcirnle, on account of the art* warn reveral *up«1h Including J. bach caaaed hy th* freeie of A. Wea'hrred, llill Meadow* of laat January, the maturity i.t Galnravllle, the Rev. W. P. Rrooka. fruit ha* been retarded. Bhlp- Jr. and Juthn Hlcnalrom of The manta of Naval orange* from Hanford Herald, that atata will not be In *ny: A director* meeting followed th# erveae the volume of mulneea at Ike market by at leaat 28 p e r ) The market rmlaorant win be] ye*opened within a few daye by P. 3, Aflyel. and It la expected that H wW be entargeB eoon m order to accommodate the patron, age of the market during the peak of the aeaaort. ' Tw o more Innovation* expect­ ed at lb* market IhU aeaaon to the aale of banana* from tha platform in any quantity and 'alao the packing of tomatoee which wm be In eherge of en “ S T Michael aUted that he Waa putting forth every effort to make available all commodl* U m and fle a tha beet poaan>le eervlce to trucker* and oth*rr ‘ ' t* m ate aa large a volume of bttatneea aa potaible which will Vfgpglprocete by affording n read. • Idr market for th# prodocle ol 'th e farmer of Seminole Count] V.' and tba vklnlly. A.*.; Service* for trucker* at Uw atata market Ineludei Waaiern Union with direct wlra and full meaty order aervlca. Franck'* Cold Drink and Tobacco Shop, market aervlca station for gae *n and Ure*. truck weighing ■ acaba, for weighing grot* and oat!load*..cltrua Inipertora, Pad* ' erel-Btata Market New* Service and foil polk* protection. During the part few deya, Mr. .; Mkhael ha* wrlttan hundred* of • letter* to former petront extend* big to them a aperlal Invitation . to via It Sanford and th* market .- daring tha coming year and tall* lng them of th# many Improve* mania at tba market over laat * year. Mr. Mkhatl hat eat for th* ■ goal of th* market thl# eaaaon • 71.000.000 volnm* of bu*in***. D E A TH W INS EIJ5CTION ! PETERSBURG, Va., Nov„ 8. — W7r-De»th belt John A. Mallory, Petersburg’* high constable /or 40 year*, In a “race’' for reelection. Th* Confederate veteran died Monday night, unoppoood for the voting yaatorday. OWEN VOUNOS HERE I T . AtjbusfrlN*. Nov., 1. — (AT— OwMi D. Young, lb* Indus* trlallat, and bla wits are apandlng aavarul day* In BL AUgua* tin* aa tba house gneataofMra. Young* mother, Mr*. Walter Van Rounaaalaer Fowl*. C R E8 TV IEW , Fie., Nov„ 3. Three thousand pounds of Austrian Wintqr pea* for aoror crop planttug* m Oklalovsa County war* re­ cently purebaaed, aaNqqMpg to County Agent K. R. Nolaon. Hudson TeU Of China-Jap War Comity Board > Arranges WPA .Road Project of California Valencia orange* I* practically (Inlabod. Thl* leave* a wide open market faf Florida frail throughout tha Gulled States, or at leaet In all or tba market* of tha Rocky j Mountain*. Thl* situation ran he,i NEW H A V EN , Conn , Nov, 3 . expected to continue well Into M1)— Mayor John W. Murphy, December.'* be said. ■ l(democrat, was re-elected for. • “Our situation hare In Flori­ fpurth suerrastve term yeeterday, da la alao altogether different defeating hi* republican rival, from any year I ran rsinaintier,'* George F. Barnes, by more than the Rtus Gooes executive con-; 14,000 votes. The unoffklal vota tinned. “Tha rltrua crop ha* wa*; Murphy, 30,203; Barov* Cl,* been dlalrlbuted by nature her- 481. aetl. The blooming period this, year attended over to seven month* which will prevent the entire crop from maturing at one lima. This will Insure a regular movement of fruit to markut. • f F ive State* "It 1* generally known that Spent** It require* nine month* from the blooming IIm* to ibu ma­ turity of cltru* fruit*. Fruit OOiiHCit must b# ^bl* old to ps** slat* and federal maturity le*t*,“ Tops' In Baseball (OwlhinH e m a g t |* Ooel mlaalanera a blue-print for the prepoeed beautifkxtlon of the grounds (Urroundlng the Big Tree The blue print was ordered filed and th* Chamber offklale were advised that work un th* project H will be ronnldi-rrd at noon nn |>oi n *ibig. B y The Iloaul alio approved the ■ purchase of t rash register nmi n . . . . . I typewriter for the office ..f the -V I County T*a Collector si a cost of ^ I over |600. r ’ Clerk O. P. Ilerndrn, and Cheir;;vL ; n,‘ n ot w »■ wirn.m» I Wrr* Initructed by (he Commix■ f = ■ 'loner* to eii-cule n decil tinmiferlng the County-owned gyern house _ . _ — ■ j to the State Department of Kdu• S A C S , ration ao that he proposed enlarge* i n o b “ Prof ro,Bl ot lh* Plant »m1 the Increase .( m i. T . toJ of the ataff might be carried on karo altered by th* But* DepartmenL mb, * A number of roqueaU war# alao received yuaterday from tubercu­ lar patients of th* county who de­ | LOANS DEC LIN K sk* admittance to lh* Sanltorlum W ASHINGTON. Nov-, *• — OP) near Orlando which open* In th* — Tim Federal Iteaervs Hoard re­ near future. Th* request* were ported yvalorday a substantial filed for later conaldermtlan. decline In bonk loan* to btiaiTbs Commissioner* approved nra* Industry uad agriculture the donation of ISA - to the Beml* during the woak ended Oct. >7. nol* Chapter of Future Farmer* lit . n* weukty rondltlon atatafor their fair exhibit In Tampa. men! uf mrmlwr banka lu ' tOt Alao during tb# session at clttca, the board sold Hies* loan*. I advanced with securities atcol-l Intern!, dropped (4,(100,0(14 to' tm.ooo.ooo. Hilar loam otherwine aecurod and umecured full >61,000,000 to (4.117.000,000, on. Laat week they downed tha Leesburg team by a acore uf 41 to • *nC prevtoualy beat De* Load **d Bartow b/. acore* of ia to a. The probeble etaiYing line*ap for tha backfleld Friday will be: Dee. Roeter. Johnson ead Roberta. The line. Chltlom. Burn ny, Henderson, Dingle, Wlleon, and McNeil and ttefora. L E G A L N O T IC E n tm n * r e cm aom m a (M a t* Lew 1MB ■t a t * or F l o r id a , c u u n t t o r acuiNotJo. Tee aad eeeli of yoa ora here­ by notified and required to proaeal eay claim* and d.m.nd*' which yea. or either ef you. may have agmlnit th* eatale of P. H. Vemay, dtnxatd, late ef eald Cuuaty. le the County Judea el flamInnlt County, Florida, at tile office la tha Court h\uw at geafent. Florida, within eitht calendar anuathe from the date ef tha flrat publication ef till* notice. Koch claim or demand mutt be In writing, and mnat etata the place of reatdenee and poat erriee nddreee of the claim­ ant. and mutt bo icorn to by Ilia Claimant, aaant, or hla at­ torney. nr tba tant will become veld according te law. Thl* a day ef October, HIT. I FRANK gTANUCT VKRNAT. JR. Admlnlatrator of tha Katal* ef F. a. VKRNAT. Deceased. 25c A WEEK BAUER RADIO SERVICE “A*k Tear Neighbor 408 W . Inf. Phooa t » HEY KIDSLOOK! FIEE^&n. F IR E W O R K ? SALUTES ALTIMORE FI REWORKS JOB PRINTING ■“ i i s r f f s a r ” Repairing Diamond Setting AND handled, th* Commlealontrs ap­ proved the Notary bond of i . Q. Huff and ordered filed th* annwgl report of County T>x Collect* Jno. D. Jinklna. H Engraving McLaulin, Jeweler I* TV* advee pathae of Aa banal A wievnl ef A* illim ald'e pall U Be paint kol* phoive r% pi llael Tlwnleitlp "Beat for th# - South" boceua* lt‘t specially blended and manu­ factured for th* Southom climateStanleyltogara Hardware Go. RKNT U N FU R N IS H E D houao. ■ to 8 room*. What have yon 7 Phone 634-W. A N O TH E R D U A L Four who*] !- Trailer with body, apodal (2i)6 > *0- *8* A Ford roadtUr, special T I1RRK ROOM Apartment. No rbltdyen taken. 101 R. Third Street. W A N TE D : By an oU lino legal . reaorv* Ufa laaurauc* company, ' salesman to handle th* Mortuary Fund policy bow being sold by Ihnorgl associations In Florida. Farhaps this la only eld line legal yean ye company offering that policy /or' elgty days In FloridaCompany'* position splendid, m a t SMmro high class representation, r poreanal surety bond required, -. tpotfe epeat only about two months, i hrekeror* boalnaao accepted. One - Fterida agent ha* written 188 ^ p f pHealham la 14 daya. Immediate ^fatarvkwa arranged with shea* l»U ly MUetuatery applkanU. PJ f t l M l t f , Mltotgomery, Alabama. IS — Houses F oe R ent A n n m ark a n d E O M V R EN TED A VACANT V TO R E N E X T T O W U FANES GM UGGUMb DSN. DAN, D IS G U I S E D A G A N O LO M A N A N D P O G JN G AG H ER UNCLE HAS M O V E D IN TH EY HAVE HAD TW O CALLKRG , A C H IN A M A N ANO TH E N FAGAN/ Jeweler GLASS 100 W. FIRST ST. IftlRRORS PAINTS QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh Proof Products (DIALSR) •Burp**** Seed* Grow" P H O N E 41 flM E '9 A U T T L C D K A U T V A N D I'M G O N N A C A L L O N HER R E A L O F T E N T H A T O LD G U V A N D TH* B R A T W O N T IN T E R F E R E W IT H M E / ___________. A H f YOU H A V E C O M E A T LA9X r T H E V fa E ^ A L L R IG H T , EA& ANf NOCT W U D O O R , W H IT E JU S T A G A L PEO PLE HAVE HER UN CLE kM O V E D I N / _ A N A K ID . MR. F A G A N , Z V E G E N T O N E OF MV M EN TO G E T A J O B W IT H T H E M , t H A V E F O U N D IN T W I G 9 M U G G L 1 N I D U 9 IN E 9 G , T H A T N E V E R TO TA K E A CHANCE !» T H E O N LY S A F E W AV T O O P ER A TE/' --------- A C H IN A M A N ANYONE C A L L E D W H IL E H E R E , DC W E W ERE T H E FR i M O V IN G i n — HART O F W A N TED S TO R E , E A J O B / (| I M G O I N G ' V i— » , — — A STA R T M1 S * N JN V E 5 T1 G A • \ NOW WELL I-OCATED house for renL Arallabto after nov II- Mr*. W. A- Leffler. Phone 47E Whit* Gaaollne, Dlatllate, KeroeaM tor stove* and hasten, H- E Pop* O f, Phono 880, - . > ' COUP* m i ~~ Model Dolmio Ford V*8- Will trad# cheaper car and give terms, p^on* 117- W flX fg m A L L R IG H T . M m W m W m UNCLE GLAKI 2*LL rem em ber / B b9 OOOD FORD V4 plokmp ilML cash or term*, pantord Haleb Co. •' I K N O W W U FANO HAS A PHONE G U T I V E SO UNDED A L L T H E WALL* UPSTAIR® M A V G E I T IS N ’T ON t O U R S ID E O F H IS house _____________ __ ^1 t _J jff VX | . .. |H [if ir ^ j Quaker Circulating Heaton wttto the oll:mlaer burner More bask ^ W wr /rrX L pro Ui f (Trp l l l j n l vt | n — T J| 1| I[ ■ ____m Mn Seminole Printing Co. pvevyAlag. C m la Bed as* k tndayl p fltlt BUY and sail teoond band Use Doaler A day's Paint— If* clothing. 481 tcaat 4(b Btreat. rrq ' US a Park Aron Plant Vegetables Now rta -_ jk for m s, t» w J W q h |g » HENRY A* RUSSELL SEED CO. rum # aie-J Rana radio and lights far awly bwralag, apply n SeilaeL A STATE MARKET lie Poim*i to a >o. TINY HM? C ru W w U N V tU a •bctrlrit; free* « • galloa gaaeUse. car d s, e n v e l o p e s , o f f ic e tni OF ALL KINDS HAVE YOU SEEK FOR L S T T IR AKA08, SILU HEADS, TAO R R* N. NIPPER C la ssified Advertisements Croom's Academy To Play S t Auffiutine m _ r ~ T -..if' >, -v-i, A H / T H E R E I T - I S - W IT H T H IG W IL S O N P H O N E T A P P IN G D E V IC C I C A N H E A R T H E M T A L K IN G P L A IN L Y R I G H T T H R O U G H JH C W A LL limmsrf NBeo we oon *t ANV �••* ) 8A N FO M D , FLO H1D A, v o l u k c x x v i On Eve Of First Election Russians Told How 'To Vote Thousands Of Be-In* forcemeats Arrive On Shanghai Front ' To Stem Jap Tide Election Ii Cited Aa Showing JJnparalled A dvintaca Of .New Constitution Given People By Dictator Joseph Stalin * ■p RICHARD O. HASSOCK MOSCOW, fro*. 4. -O n Uo OTO M ibotr nation's Mth birth­ day. 1M.SH.n o M tbt voter* havo boos told how to coat tholr ballot* tn tbotr tin t n* Uoa wUo legislative alvctlon. Tha olecthoa of tho m w ta ­ proot* soviet, or hlramm-al comarti which U to repine* tho Indirectly sleeted eaatnd oiocu- from Uo atreight Hu* n( HI* [OLE A HAVEN FOR STUBBORN CHINESE For Armistice Brussels Parley Lea­ ders Seek Commit* tee To Urge Japan To Negotiate Peace Inventor Of “Si No Proper Pei For Duke's Ai Tho oloctjos campalcn, which l i M a campalcn of la*a«* and pareonOlttSeo. VMtt on* of <■>(traction to euring lor governWASHINGTON, Nov. 4—GF ment-apprivod cstotqfetr*. atetna Tho Duko of Wlndaar win i to bavo d o n t ' m e k ^ toko the chance- hi* deslgnstlca of Chat In v ite d Meet j mledo of tho p eople, oil Uo E. Bodaux as hi* roproteutaltn wave of otocslloni, a im U , 'hi* American tour d**pH* Am dUmlasal* and pill**,' which can Federal km of Labee critM nn*h*t>-d In onn of tho bloodfunctioning all Ihoee year*. U Icit ynaro stone lh* revolution. Thousand! of propnsnndlito cited / dally In the preao a* a lirdaux aaltl In a stateniawt Ml event oOctallat event, fltllns to and arHatora |wva lawn sent Icaicd through hla'praaa rapml rommomorato the revolution «t to factor I**, spartiunht' house* arntaUva here that h* talked wttMf HR UBS O ft. Nav. 4— <A >.) •ad cotloctlva tana* over orrn- the Duka In r*rb this m a w h J . PH N Q H A I. N ot. 4.— (A P ) Novombor T. HIT. Tha Rraaaeb Conferentt N U, aatlona decided Inlay ta a*M» ' : : t-Thousanda of f m h Chi­ It la eUad aloo *a ahowlnr »litb of th* oarth*a outface — by telephone and that RbgtandN ' Union - abdiratad king waa “looking far-! power a oab-cammlttoo ta offer'. nese troop*, w*U-equipped th* an parallel*d advantages of lha area of lh* 8evl*i th* coM lltatloa given to the 'In explain lha •loclloa law* Ito aid ta Japan and China Isand thoroughly . dladplin«d peonl* by tha chief of tho roro- hnd lalenalfy lha aitaa Instnic- ward with all th* entknalasm *4 u effect lag a peace between tha joung man - lo kb vblt' to <h*' poured Into CUneM positions m a n b t party. Joooph Stalin. lion la voting for' "political­ United .Stela. two aatlona and reliable Indt* rat leas woro that tho United. today on the Shanghai front. Foralca ohe»rvara rocard lh* ly reliable1* candidate*.' Bwlaux's atdlemeat waa laouud During a personal inspection •taction a* own of tho tow posi­ Uoat observer* beUtva the .shortly after Vrfilltem' Qrooa, Hi***,. M U fc aad b l | h a : j would ho an tho cwmmHtom. Jam es A . Mills, A ssociated tive product* Of tha cnmttto- blood purse has strengthened president of lh* A- F. of I . n i l he Press correspondent, w it­ lion. Aa tor each f i t r u t w , a* Bulla'* pow*r fof lha election*. approved the action Of Urn BaktShortly heforo they fhmlly .urronderod tho Ctopri dbtrkt of Itongtal. Chiaooa ■ooldbrt are Italy and IV*ace aba probably nessed th e arrival of the fr«*dora of speech. and of th* Sumo holtave lha hlertlona morw Federatien art Labor In evte •hawn fighting from n shell hole blasted beside th* North Btetkm by a Japan**# bomb. Later th* would ha represented. proa*, they know .that no line- wars delayed Bntll the' various Icialnc Uw Duka for kb aoWctltR Mw troops frost • tho woot. BRUSSELS, N ov. 4,— Ho told ttey woro smart* •t*n woald dar* to niter a word ropabllca which form the Bo- of Hedaux to arrance lha Amor* dofondon withdraw from lha ere* which ha* boon reduced io ruin*. (A l*)—A commit tea from look Inc and apparently nttoriy or crtlldote of th* Btalln.ragl- vlat Union bad parted of hla lean Itinerary of lb* Duka and unafraid of tho Japan mo bomb- mo wlthla bearing of a police- tuttmltj tha Brussels conference Will DocheaaWith many, If not moat nf Bodaux. a Frenchman, mtdaja Inc plaeoo in ertias it. * Aided by man. T har food In tha *official Mind .an sppssl to Japan to proa* that mmwroaa editor* Ike old BolshovIk'o out of tha fortune la thle country m lilac t|b open piece negotiations witS * BY M.V1RA GARNEft bavo boon removed because way. S u lla and communism are ••-called “stretch-out" system to cVlnaT*55eh a decision waft j la Tha FaMbhora* Weekly IQaoMwai* on Fsae P in t their paper* ooomad to davlata American Induilry, and a* MM reached today a t • private Incurred lha oppoeltlon of th* meeting of the leaders of v meal time* lo pee that lh# IRUo Ame lean Federation of Labor SI the parlay and moat y e t be wall a* other labor group*. TV* boy cvl wfcat he wanted lo eat"stretch-out'' system b a mean* and when thing* grew tiresome by which tha production avsrag* In ' the long, hot afternoon* Bud Facing a huge deficit (over of workingmen U mvaaured for S b must rock him to sleep. purpose of paying bonuses to 113,000.00). th* laigaot deficit In Homrhow, during the bu»lne»* If* thirty-five year* of service to thaw who produca above tha aver* of eterting to school, growing over thirty-eight thnunonil home* ■re.' up and coming tn Florida to live, ^LONDON, Now 4.—(JF)—Frtm* lest and orphan children tn Flori­ wo Ioat find. I know no more Minister NovDIo Chomhorlaln• told da. tho Childraw's Boms Society ef where ho, wont than whore he th# Homo of Common* udny that Florida b making an urgent cam* from. Do y o u . think that the British gavnrnmawt and tho Tbaukagivbg oppmU for 'tends. as lh* yoaro go by out thoughts Spunbh biurgont* w»f* Mgo* „ • memories? Min* aa. tWOll *«* lh? m i h t m r i . a *lo childhood toMimarciil aggoU. aBtfrom to _____ th trA iforii ___ _ V t|ht Ho wdi Jk a a M there. hMpkig Lion* Club whbh mat *kat. night One day I parked my cor Thb did not moan, ho declared, about tho place, washing dbhe*. In th* grill mow of tha Valde» near the flt. John'* Hirer In a da facto diplomat* recaguMbu suite preUbly could be achieved ma LtattWr* ' trta vmftkSd W Nineteen poreoaa were tried be­ brining bnakata of chip* from a commIUoo which hare' ooriy today and tea fireman Hotel In regular session, Qondo fore City Jadgv Frank L MBIer tk* woodpite. always happy and waioh n crowd of darkles fishing. for Insurgent Generalissimo Fran­ through ,. really would bo a eommltie* of Jams* White, of Mamphb, baa Howard, gams and fbh conoerva* hr u oeeolon * of tho Mcwblfal polite. Uo wm - tho om to otart I hoard o sudden rollleklng cisco Franco, "These agents will hsv* no dip* madbtlou. killed. Mangled body waa found Uon , ottneur, brought ont many, Court In Uw local police *■tetien tlm *setting gam**, to brer moat laugh) and there waa Bud. juat potato od interoot oancornlng tho •a t remembered hint) about lomatlc status," th* P rsm ljr **ld. Tho Itelbn delegation mid tho beMoth lh* wreckages' of the Mamo U tragedy over yesterday aftvrnoonJacksonville. * ' 3 Engineer Charlm Barnett uf saving offgomo and fbh whbh ho Helllng lottery tbhete hooded took.ua. lo accept gratefully th# seven years old. black, pa,fhnl Nov. 4—GP)— HENDAYK, Anything that ehfldraw can eat, MemphU,. waa oerteualy Injured, eheiuetorbod «* cm ef t b great- tho list of charge* preferred pi sea of candy or fruit no on* full of amlb* and ‘'manner*.' vrotr or enjoy will h o 'w u rm ly h b right pgm nnd U ft log being •at asaote to tho community and agalnat tho** arraigned before th* -rise cared for. I do not know able to turn n quick, perfect Bpanbh Insurgent troops In Uia from n standing po­ southern Aragon offensive wore welcomed by tho State Superin­ savored- Nona of tho passengers If ha received any pay I " be­ "cnrtwheol" reported today to hove captured a Mr. Howard mentioned certain jodg» sition. Bud retncamslrd! tendent, Marco* a “Daddy" Fagg, was huqL Th* following 10 nagreoe w on ing there, or simply com* bestratogb mountain position In lb* csseo pertaining to tho illegal nso and nil artlcba ether than cash It wm not long before this Tho onglnd^aad two axpropa tried on charges of to llb g lot­ causa ho loved uo. I know my r haoId ho sent to Uo ChOdreu'o co n carrying race horse* to Now of seine* whbh ho said wore en­ tery Ibkets and warn nmtencsd mother kept him patched end •ante small darky began lo com* Fuentoa lector Thousands of reHomo, 1S00 Blvu M o A renas Orleans ovarturnod blocking rad dangering tho fishing advantages to pnf * fine of l i t or oorvo TO clmn. end b* at* hie mvob tn to my)> back door to sell thing*: Infareomanla war* massed behind JackaonrfDo, or to on* of tho traffb . Three of tho boram wore of thb ooctbn. Ho ookod the lions daya In tha rily jail: Chris Lamar, lh* kitchen. • poos, avocado peira. balled pto- lb* Insurgent line* to rontlnoo tho Mrs. Gladys Kendall, home dote* push os soon as wsathai would loot night for their assistance Branch Rocotvteg H u m a t U k r kUbd. , Georg* Hagin, Walter Johnaon, it. W* had n little cousin who nnts. And nlwny* after the Iran*- permit. onstratlon agent for Sembtoln Other cars of th* train, oureute in conserving both game and fbh ft. C bria Herman Rafo*, Bism i lived In Naahvin* nnd spent Us* action waa mode, he would oak County, left yesterday for Gallon, Dispatches to Madrid from Mar In 8emlnole County and In helping In hb soft, husky voice, "la yo‘ from Chicago to Now Orlocao, re King, Horae* Mltehall. Berry Bteb- summer with us In the country. vtlle where she will attend tho an* batten, a Catalan c|ly about 100 with the work. “It would prove ■ matesd on tb* rails with th* oxbina, Dan BlhtTalr and 1|m Grif­ Each summer when lh* tiny red­ got • piece of ol* braid yti* *In' mites well of Barcelona, sold It nual Instruction Bebool for HoteP tCewUwoe* fa s* ale) ooptbn ' o f ' tho boffat car whbh fin. headed follow arrived Bad be­ want?" He knew that If I had was esllmted SO persons were Demonstration Agent* beginning did hot ovorturn. Conductor Jo* Tha eoaoa of Helen Jookoesp and came, automatically, his private hot bread, plo or a piece of cake, killed and an unidentified number thle morning nnd continuing F^ Bomcu ef Mamphb said cow. Leroy Bell, negro**, charged property; hb gul*. counselor, ho was welcome to It. * Injured bi nn Insurgent air raid through tho remainder of And •« Bud coma bock in late ypoterdoy, Th* deslh toll with disorderly conduct woro coo' frbwd. Rod must be there tint Untied to lh* M il court eoaolon- thing In lha morning, must think Esekbl. If I should'dedicate my from U similar bombing of Lerlda During tho ochool Instructteg Hie toll 1*Uon nf Inin* new mem­ Claude White, negro, charged with of aomothtng lo pby. pbk “•rick- little book. I think I ¥nuld any. Tuesday was officially set at HIS the productive phase of tbo pro* gram for tha bom* dem onstrate on" wnt of small, grubby hare T a Hod, very dork ,to.‘ mok# with more thin 700 Injuredber* af th* Banfard Aoiler* ar< loiterlag, wm dbatiaeod agent* ouch a bright kpdt In my Uf*.1* particularly ganItalian fnwlarod th* regular - George Byrd* negro, chargwl meeting held at th* Benffrd Elba with driving white Intoxicated woe T- !------— ------------- said, ' | e rinding riaaaos la gardening, peak* H#n»# on lo o t tJnbu, AVenn*. f**t found guilty . end, t oeilmeod to it y n e w s b r ie f s night. tyy and dairying nnd also censor" ‘j pay ■ fine of 9300 or serve aO days IftCmooa that .tha b k w l win ration of tha** products throogh Th* meet Inf W*a opened by a In the* rtty jell. iThe cam uf Ed lake part In Uo aM ritlte por­ Th# holiday echedut* for tbo Cfttlfllltf* short address ta lh* m w mom- J oms , tb o charged with driving taInto* in tha holding -o f ' n Mrs. Kendall has boon InvMfS National Baoh Week daring the hare by Jooo* C Lodgu, Exalted while IntOxbateA wee conttaned " ft b only a few mors doya JACKONVILUE. Fla, Nov, 4. schoob of Uo county for Ito re­ Antler, wba told lha group of th* until tb* Mat court scocKn. week of Nut. 11. Ihmngh 'Nor. natt) tho opening of hunting —(AT—A short renal, cut from mainder of the school yssr was to giro n radio addraos ovor Sta­ D. H- Dover, charged with season and Co only Judge H. adopted at th* regular, oeoolan of tion W'RUF In aalMivlll* aonw* M Tha national affair la to ho variotia topb* and aim* of tb* ordrankenneai, and D W. Murray, W, War* today nrged all lotbl Hanford on tho St. John* Rlvor to tha Bern bole County Board of lima during tho week on the renter** aroaad “Tha Mogto gonbatlen. liiriiwsy ta Aivantnn." During tR* raceflnr a roramh- charged with mbparfcbg a truck t ports men to purrhaa* Ualr TttaovlU* on tho Indian Rlvar, Publb Instruction 4n Uo office Homo Demonstration wash la Friondd i f N r*. I , D. Laaaros ta* was appointed to talus charge ovor II foot la longtS, woro db- hnnllag Ileans** esrty In order would bring Jacksonville an on- of County Jluperlntoodeat T. W. Beninols County. Sho will ■pools Tha Library Dopartaowt I win Brodfclyn; n . Y.. forasccly of the details and co-operata with mbaod. roodact a Footer OtotMt u s a i l« ovoid Uo lest minute sUas- nual revenue of half a million Lawton la tha Court JJpua* yea- on lh* Farm and Horn* Hour pro*, gram whbh b broadcast da By the Elks far tho Father and Ben Jaooo Freeman, nagro, charged tha atodonta of W s botttnnaa dollar* from yacht*men, Georg* terday. - Th* achodub set for th* coming from th* station* f rohroT t T * ^ L v ^"^ ths Banquet to ho hold at lha riah m wlU speeding dlifl’ running a rod Wl Olbba, president af lh*' 8L yrar la as follow*) Thursday, lira, Xondall plan* to remain 'ta ih k s ( to r has head. Or. ■. D, Now. IT. Also present at tbo weal­ light, estroaloR a f t hand and Johns Blew improvement Asso­ Nov. II, Armblleo Holiday) Oalnoovilla at (ho conclusion «f ■acne recently at thetr home ing woro Elk Brothera J. E Ter- Bom Thomas, cKafgod with park­ * h a i a S lW * ciation, told members of Uo South- Thursday, Nov- U , Thanksgiving thb ochool until th* Joint moot'* wfllegor. Ran Packard, Polar ing without lights, plashed guil­ •Uo BboImss Men'* Club during a holiday; Friday afternoon, Doe. teg of County Agents and Ham* Thurston end Father A. 8- Pock. ty sad wnt given a l-day suspend 17 at lha regular closing tlma Demons ration Agents whbh to* Tho mw members Inltbted b it ad sentence by < b Judge. luncheosr mooting yaoUsday. Christmas holidays begin and glna at tho University City Mow* night woro Retort Stehteff, DougHb further suggestion that an Monday morning, Jon. I schools loss Stenrirom. Prod ItHch, If- A. advertlatog effort to a s io U In- [ Harkey, Hesdry Tsmm, Sabott taroat yacht* operators to visit The bids whbh woro ochodolod During Ua atoaoM of the Marlowe, L. M. Telfotd. John Jacksonville gad to cruise on the to I bo opened for a car of foal oil Homo 'Demonstration Agent 4-H Morgan and Georg# WHhtnwn, Bt Jthno wa* adopted aa a dub woro not received and Mr. Lawtoa Club end Wtemon’o Home Doteond.; objootlro. .Tha odrarUsiag com- Indicated that to ‘ believed the si rat Ion moetlngo. will to ootriad gnaw licon#* “ ‘ Taylar. Robert D Board wooid purchaao'aU a* aood- out - In tho county aa actohriodL tinder the supervision of tha Uoni I In Ito at Ua Slate, nonftel .0*1 tort D. Rente, were *d for Uw schools-' V through 1 VI. appear tofor# ito - Member* af the School. Board In tier*. . " V wro te pnr * u m n a s namod to allocate larger ram for Ua prtrt- »4vto#»y g hnatlag. •** **** ; available for ntunbipal jwdwrthst th. apottteto* tom ttok , gt a meet tag Monday bo aware of Uo ref ute •***"•« in the Woman's Club trains treating la U a m f t e j Th* -*-T' — -"-T------f - p •#* I the vertoua lagufn • • • • • ■ F ig h tin g Bitter On Soochow Creek Japanese Air Raiders Continue A tta c k s ■ Over Wide Section Germany Is A gaii To Second Invitation T# j Japan IsAbandonea rl For Second P Ia A A J Britain Prepare* To Trade Ageeti With Gen. Frisco EZEKIEL LIVED ONCE Children's H om e Society A p p e a ls Track Claude Howard It tin Of Main Speaker At Central Lions Club Meet Bombing Raida Kill . 80 At Marbaatro, And 225 At Lerlda «ea Arm Imparlance Of PreFireman aervlog^aM Ana nd jjlaad Slab la Emphasized Number Of -lurT' *5* For Police tf&fc Will Be Attended By Gladys Kendall Nine New Members Initiated By Antlers Schools To Observe Notional Book Week C Get Hunting Licenses Geo. Gibbs Advocates ,8 t Johns Canal Early, Urges Ware Gasoline Thieves Are .'At .Work b Sanford K Holiday Schedule Is Planned By School W Supper Is Plupiied By Knights Templar S 1 �forking TV ii Neutrality * ihould taka' the Initiative fa SUAfBM In aiganlring el in ukam anahip. It ■trike* u* a* abm*thlng well • \ ■tore clerk* and al], other* whci,har»*nythfng to dti wnariinu.tha,nubile mod.tailing,mowsKamU.* . m t iuhaw " 1 1 M * 11 ~ • i -» " - i- - t " ------------ - ■■ ■' ,a lfta i»-U i-p e a N w tia e ra a :a rtU te b to > a ic iu to «e ry with *a, JmproTtd tip* apparatus. | OfenrVaBfey T(raw» t hf dollars at* lost tcaBawo f r t m fa llo w of:'a tW WWIWT m in n niKBMlgOl th r^ n n U ss’* neutrality policy. A pcrka'* M**" MtiwWr pot* ter, Bmeior Mj » dstlsrfd Beer*. «a4 aak ana. lost, Ip. that laatanaa. r, waakly ragting* of all tha atlas' fch po aalawtl salt* u K u tlm . and murad to lector* on all the various would, ba profitable not only to the the clerks who would thus dlaeavar whJeh-they, now make and loam URUDAY, MlV. 4. IM7 UiMf id i « 1 t, custom TUB OUTHIUHR I* Dm fat** .of Paradise ha’ll ak| p,£3rzr\, 2of!s 7Si w «k t r * V tf Its M fcy ol rwut^lPy W*ri torolni. to c ra tc th * . . * » weJI-vsrnrtl r*»t Wo the rjiurchycrd, on the trows •earth’s treast, eased—ei In llf^~it hts dear Lady’s feet, IPOs' That thb IKtle chap must wslt ouUlils! hadi th* virtues sfithe best o( 1■ i leal Soefctr, During tbs Grade-Crossings from, that the*, there. P* to.Florida as early aa 1889 akm was built. Th* r a ta was later presented to the s ^ j ^ nsjtsA <* upeo, preesnsm froph the people wtw,. "drew Oaebnto • u th* sayings today. You a** the. other Wriflag Of that tatn** * etsaing 1-aeewhaw |e*t g . gritty, tralaabls plfl which' aMo paaeaaaaa; €ut Flowers perform*nos et men la rsosnt Of unraly cald* elally in. t ie - P* stressed,, ta, U*s Jl^OtUma aUUS maashlp, T h « . : 1*. opC *.*o*<t e betare mretsra, Insurttire camps Ineee, It l*J te peMMcU olr ■■ salsU wllb It* < dnr, , , As far. »e A< Arrang**eaU For ic ra b and All Other far.it«iein«*(LMm*lar, i Qr*^ny*7 wfi.'*** Mtofv *• bptog, AftecVrir rvmpIeUty (with Mw, Ur. tkbeeidsr he. h m l* the drag hoetnens l* r the pest-night yean es sn‘ asepdau *p and (ksra m*4»r ’ Urn. ctav** w M Wa brother a* th* Ftapt Cky Water* U maks wUsktog- was** fkttm m e, ta Plpnt CHy. amt i* a YMr mmt (MWbdp) h*TA he** gtadasto of -th« 8ch#*l ef-ptmrvery, tad wavAil; By, tk* **r, ma*y at tl* University ef Fldr OsWa*. As ymi,ks*A. tha»- Y*mm OWoill’slso started hit r*>**r aa • wkvtMl.wss la.’Ths OadA-cI Hosts Crista", whisk hi*. father swund ns4' pUynd-fa r a n * j 1 Issngltin, nftos, yasr.dtnt fnw hundred eolemns you sort •* got ihn hnn*.*f H, g*t hftny sp Mint's . or. shell these two deaths, and the others that them—and) th e others thet. may follow—merely llw wkuln tarry bunk- wsr Is, spU*. e d 'u p .a a evident* of. the transltorine**, of, mortal PUhUebsd ness nf disputes bntmea tk * etssU»> Ibrmsh jwL-For fluff W tWTtlSs 'Wfc* cfsw ssd th*. nffksrs. which let- keep th* skhM *Msrt*dly wsr* mu num bers »*y stsg n in g union, H m nm lf- ncm m psnlsd■ I h n homs-oonhw with n psUW trltIHnra of 1M , r s s f o r t - of, soma lAmsrlcsn seamen a t non. 1)1so badtmea. indtsalrUnn, tack ,nl Irelelns, nil conlrlbstrd. h s| e*ld; id. a very m unlU tsctaryi ■4«mrw of th* to sh * * snllpr, !*Ons|. , , • rollow lng that, w rtlsrs lisnlsd. out consular, rsports and olhsr aourcoi of Starts* o f’ thn poor * w m m T m e m w vbah 8 ,a (*o > 11*1 have not. natality broke H In. Chhtsl Under, th* •fjtwit U. 8. Neutrality Act, P n r t f a e Ito HwIdi ----- . . VNttlgs m t am i' tk a , o v s e n get ■*. csrg sss oksapky, asst to PMr. . T h*. ogfi* Id M v ssssd , *ta*.1 the ■e— te US reetedy ,lhey*<si fs*r that sekll* to to ’ th* hfUy » # t U t l»MbM sad ntlU allow g m M ,’ . r . - i r t r~c—r*----- -— ■Bf 1 - ’**T w d'tolimnv nr 'em * mm »■ «*a^U -«s31 HygrofifefilOpHlgquBd ]■- ■m a n ABOUT 1**M toIT A N • Ornnk- I.- At B; Wtlhlason’s ■ r.c B s s s s . ^rA.tffJlycm.tUtapWt* H onarikm l B . 1 »Mses ■* f i r " * 1 p r a company f*r a number of. v F H ^ ’bl tftilaw' -i-fr "Whet about, it, Florida? Are we to have safety at ■.P ’ i w - w ' i v - ■ . *■ k i CAMEtUA, JAPONJCA S i . i ..— * ;r( It. weald hs dsllrereA lo a spelkt, tronbkme roads, B ut whet ebeub th*. hou«ehold* of theee two gtrU of itrlb*-br«sk#r» hirsd should All of U* li^lustry. Mnm.u be pros’ who waro Idlled at-B renfordf W hat about the homes dsrlnp n Uruaturao leneshore- lees- preiM, for which have been made to m ount'the tecrifle* of■loved.ons* men’s auike. Isee smeWnssnt Heneedy, who Is n« swsette The mervheet- r tb th a D aks of Wladssr’s study at gradt croivalpgf T Can they measure their grief, by th* of the XT. H. housing problems dollar* aav*4i tnrough. investment’ In safe intersections for Pie ssscstgs, dlicrtsd (lie ship aj wlU sslfsr. ■ brings hint, Vo FHildn. ws suggest ra'lpfay* and, highways T And can the state properly, con­ csplsln to put Iba man In IraSs. the Amsrlsan. p tost- the Chwsbnr, of ' Comas#™ sider It true economy to. withheld money from-elevated or ;, gnt- hiss t« hnla.ua out with our depressed crossing* when human Uvea, from which, the ’ raiiiu, f>* state in on* way or another derives alM ts revenue and, . H*W*t* from Chios raresti ihnt wealth ate snuffed out because they are not built? MS,, t o ItAlgbnna. la os lnto the war ftoifcr.? thJ «wM»e| .had In many a (lar, | 'The whole IhHts wes Set all. hy tUf.uprtslas nf th e ’crew o(| (the geeenimeiit-owiied (relghtA -Aisle' I* Mositetleda. In that iHenth American part Ihs tTew pared, with load of livee^ PerhapdT the railroads believe ller1- * tin s'ref need to. handle the e cans on . the groeads le eeneerned, si it la, Perhepet the- stole eulherkies a g r a with, th*> n il- S wm W * h «le.ito» «£ra new. ^*W y,p2lsa, g> m r s aw* whkh •Two-more llvaa aagrlflcad a t a,grade creating/' the *11 bides M. tfrbsp*. till It have other, day, aaya the Saraaota Harald, "The tragedy la the tsaca.to speak. more- Cruel aa the- victims* with their companies* ware Christ, who loved each pieoauw-benU,bound fojMvfoptbaJl gamer Rounding a-curve dthfulfellew er. WA8IHNUTON, NOT, lo .s il Alice Field . Ilab. a t Branford, th tif a u to m o ^ f plunged. Into a lowawilv* l he hulls notoo over th* marts* and: the/daughtar^df Senator Tillman of* Tampa. Sara Till­ man, and* th e daughter, of. Paatmaatar Blount of Chatta­ labor unluas' Mast M’ Jh HasApologlss td U. 8.' M e ehatiMBn of th» maritime hoochee, Carolyn Bleunt, want to their, deaths because the n*gy, dominlSekHi' tor his tirade agaiast uf Incident—Itoadltne.- In highway crosses the railroad a t tHp same level, without -probsblj bed lit# apoV pew difdptlae nboard • ship, It te ,. } slmdst- overleehml that AseerF rlttbi bslere lb* Incident BManMjr.ggto.to warn them ,of th tir danger; * 11 ■ I } "Too morn grave* opened, two.more.fNdUlea.bhgbavad. j**a ahlppte*- Is aettlar the .• tp . wont pehlte sand besals* It. hee bacauter a. known hazard tie >a!l°wedi to remain. LT’-‘- . ■ Tfm fr * «A * to Ssrcfae g»fts«a-Tr*awf A if** «f« «•» atf«d <• PW Martini Garage uugfci the vufo* of a smile Ip up, the affect whWt the right tout of. wv taaiwrtaat It to , avoid gattln* a. coralee* language or indlffjra* Some day there will not ha a. railroad crossing, on a ■ingle, highway, la Florida. Some day there wilt be under )isse* and over pauea, not alone at rallrbad crosanyg but. al*o at all. Important Intersections of main high' way*. Bob this. InvaUm'ant In safety will not co(no>eaaUy OM«a| treatment seem, on- or quickly* Mora-live* wlilhave to be sacrificed and more famlllM bewaved b*fa«*,th* neeawltyfar these. change* *f*co«»l rrtlvrn orders—*MrtoSSalr will be recogmUed. , . . ---------- <*---------' H*rh Wiles* gut spa Ur rod with mud. to s , wnsry trip Ihrougk e rslsllnly, uutmvsJad pwrt of south Ih fM s nm vU f, Htyka hs.wae Jtml practicing up for the asst •eegieeslw sl csmpiigw—si. iwtaethers. IpdspMHlwit., Is Ire Wag ? ^ p iT y w y w w j*«*M a m b n m l - Repairing ‘4r » mar ellmjM her, pining, hpagh the gait. t rrbtUn Churchmen Aid i( f not moot ■ *Mtil heart ihould find It* O wASMsr fafftor whnnn, fsthnr, O. p. U fflsr umh! to live Is Sssfnrd, In sUtlonsd on s warship, on I ts river, uses Cooton. Ill* wife staVnlgtA-,. Hies- Oorwnlin. Istflsc. I2.WM* . of past due account*. p It auhiaet to aomathlng alaa. no merchant can afford to lose a lagla a«|a. And .ao ,»ueh\ depend* ala*wan i In waking hit bualnao* a am* Onq that ho loved ones a t that wag, apt U AUewlnc A 50% Discount on \■ Ihtl* dog who died the olhsr ... thn Duke of Windsor hla report on housing conin this country, wo hop# f ns what to do about ter ‘ ■ r, * t d/ l3 tp .r o o w GABDENIA8 iu W. *■ �T *1 i.m I* *MT| H i " * d ’ I A S At* SA N FO RD , AT THE <. ,i Vi * FRIDAY ox Tha Girt Scouta will moot at N the Lilllo House at StU o'clock of at which time Mrs. F. H. Dole It will girt a talk on plant* ahd of flower*. The Worker** Council of tha ft First Baptist Sunday School will <1 meet at 6:30 o'clock. ■ "I Tho regular meeting of the b< American Legion Auxiliary will fft he held at tha bom* ot Mra.lt. to B. Lewti, toot Magnolia, A re er Due, at |: l« o'clock. Bi MONDAY wi Clrela Number On* of tha First N< Biptlst Church wlU meet at tho home of Mra John Q. Stanford, W 407 W. IBth Street at 3:30 o'clock. D< Circle Number Two of the th First Baptist Church wOl meet at ag 3:30 o'clock at th* bom* of Mrs- J. Murray Jarvla, Sixth Street and *k Oak Avcnut.. M: Circle Number Three of tha 3>' First Baptist Church will meet Mi at th* home of Mra. E. C. Harper, H S3I2 Palmettq Avlnut, at 3:30 o'clock, with Mr*. C- H Bckcri Mra. •' Jk/ M .' DoWlo, ' -aad Mr*. ai Joint hoatoaa• Irclo Number Four of tha First Ooorf* ^cdOrukr^ Baptist Church wlU meat at 3:30 o’clock at th* horn* of Mr*. C, M. ol Ciriolf, 1011 French Avenue. Circle Number Fir* of tha First Baptist Church will meet at tM Mm- W. O. Fleming was boeteea home of Mm. R R. Pippin, N* Monday (o CMl* Membra Four of First Street, at 3:80 o'clock. tho Ffr*t Metbadfct C h u h which WEDNESDAY. mat at her home'an Magnolia A w The Sanford Oardan Club will havt'a boaiM meeting at 10:00 During tho short buihma* seeo'clock at the home of Mrs. H. algo routine "nwttftm warn dla* M. Papworth, 318 Park Avenue. cuaaed after wMth a social hour was enjoyed. TOrSY" POPULAR Thoao present worst. Mra. A- H. Middleton, Mn. ' Paul Rodfeara, TALLAHASSEE, N or, 4— In­ Mra- W- C. }HI11, Mra. Arthur troducing this wsek—"repay" PhUllpa, M ra.-A.F. Cfltlum, Mrs. Mitchell, Sanford fraahmin at L G Loonardy. Mrs. Oliver Davy, Florida State Collage who Is an Mra J. O. Lanky, Mra. E- H. U r active student Including horse­ ney, Mra. C. C. Smith, Jr, Mrs. H. back riding, social dancing, hock­ B- McCall, Mi*. Paul Johnson and ey, soccer, and swimming among Mn. W. 0. Flaming-and Mrs. Mher accomplishments. She b a H. Strickland, Jhlnt hottaaao*pledge to 1*1 Beta Phi sorority and la taking work A tho School of Education planning to bo a teach­ er when aha finishes college. . • TOMORROW. K M W. fg. FIttnhiK Hostess To* Ctrdle Misa Dorothy Mitchell Has Birthday Party Springfield. Minn. A v.at mu C aJet Kenneth Rhuddy Seattle, form er * tar mil# run­ ner of Hu- University of W ash­ ington. "* Marldnlri* Mate M. McCrodoan. Mr- and Mra. R. C. Collier of Mootrauma, Q*„ era spending thl* week aa . tha guest* of their daughter, Miu Carolyn Collier, aad Mr and Mra. J. C. MlUhalL Mr*. A. Jacobibn, chairman,!and Rra. R U Feck, Welfara chair­ man, rspreaenUd th* East AW. F--T. A. at County **ritn|('wkkh was held In Geneva Tnaadgy.-, FRIEND RAVES WAY FOR WINDSOR Mr. and Mm- R. C Colfler and Mlaa Carolyn Collier ware dinner g o u ts Monday tvgtlag of Mr. and Mra. .JL, O- Cyanahaw In Or- “Ezekiel” Entertains S c h oo 1 Children candles, piece earda ahd favors warn of Hallowe'en design In yallow 'and black. Thoa* davllod to h* with Mica Mitchell warn: th* Mla**a Vtrgtalh'MUtory, ■Kathryn Thispan. Mary1 Chapman, Jess Shar­ on. Loser* Whiddon, el Banford. Joan MOtar, Emily Akerman. llasel Jackson, Mary Al­ ice of Ortandd, jean Falkal of ■t. AugaaUUe, Aa* Pierce of Reading, "Book*"—Room Six. Play, "Th* Story of Books"— Children at ploy—Mary Elian •Stapler and Frank Griffin. Spirit of books—Mario Hawkins. Btorytellar—Marjorie UodgaaPrince—Millard Hunt lan Girl—Hal* McWhorter. «k.M an-R ay Fox. brother Stephen-El wood Talbott. Gabriel—wkl^h Losebig. Gutenberg—LaRoy Hodgs. Oolealol airl-M argaret MytraModarn Girl—Jun* L*rem|ad. My book, “EsokioC-M m . Elvira , Next woek room number algid taught by Mlaa Emily P rl.it mill have chary* of th* program ot 10:13 o'clock Wednesday more* tag. Tho them* of Urn program wiQ be American Educational Weak and a play showlag the schools In th* Urn* of Homo* WATCH FOR TUB OPENING OF TUB PHARMACY SOON Parmer Tklrd A Waaai tF a n a r r t, I'aaiaSelt** lira s Blare) m i s COUPON JS WORTH Friday and Saturday REMINGTON COMBINATIONTEN & PENCIL WITH A WRITTEN LIFETIME GUARANTEE REGULAR Y7 _ Q f m o value T O T o ; MAIL ORDERS 3 PENS PER COUPON PFN N E V ’ft • COMI-ARB BOYS’ ALL WOOI, INDIAN Pants Jackets B la n k e t s Size 6 to |H Thin Value In Wanted Colon* A fter German decided color la tionary considerable research, tho to laubjrcl to an ad Valorrm tax standards comniittre has of 40 p e rm it under a law recent­ th a t p ain t of a blue gray ly enacted. most satisfactory for s ta ­ machinery in factories. It I* rstiin atrd th at a submarine ran attain not more than 21 knots All advrrtixcmenD, with certain • zeepllona, in the dally newspaper* surface spied with tho tho present and magatlnss of Lima, Peru, will ,1,000 b. b. p. engines. . BIG APPLE DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT HOSTESS WITH DANCE I’AItTNEK ADMISSION FRKH I b m H Nr tb# t>H»k « » lr (• r lia iv mm All fs« 4 sap f.mmM* Music by th* Rythm Itoya BOYS' 120 OZ. BLUE DESIGN See Sanforised RACK CLOSB-OUT I-adicn* SHOES DOUBLE So l e Hunting BOOTS FAHT TO WASHING i* m e n PKNNEY’8 LEADS IN CURTAIN VALUES! BIG SHIPMENT! BIG TURKEY DINNER CLUB PANELS! COTTAGE! - PRISCILLA! * KAMOllS—NATION WIDE SHEETS WASHABLE/ PRINTED A n n iv e rs a ry a a mm — RADIO RADIO I Jj HOFMANN *i r i w m ) ids nair, vrvn 11 Thocioonda a t h llr d l—t m $ s r s L S & .v u i . ’U ilf l . , * • re FABRIC LADIES' GLOVES BAGS SALE . . EASY TKkMS 9 * HPg 9ft.INCHES Phone m s 1 0 th 'M - W r &CA 4 ZENITH ro r BLANKETS $1,00 PAUL’S R A D IO ; • I ' m Hllltl'NK Riding I’anln * VALUE FEATURE 700 YARDS GLADI0 PERCALE Denim PANTS SILKS . VALUES M ENS • W O R STED a . t ? f il ^ * U1 EVERY DAY IS EXTRA VALUE DAY AT . K Oomor. New W arrenton. F l a ., Radio Operator R. E. Reagan. Grand Rapids. Mich. J. D. Goodacll, aviation chief machinist* m a t e . - Bremerton. W ash, and W. H. Ron man. .s e a ­ man. Alexandria, l a ., recalved alight hurt* in their parachute deace lit*. . ' Civilian wlintpaa* sk id tha a c cldcnt occurred while the planet were high above the airport, «h# larger plane circling while the entailer made repeated dive*. Goodxell Midi “I t happened so fast I don’t know xvhal went wrong/* "E verything tv** going fin*," he Billed. “ IV# were up .1000 to MOO feet o v rr (he field, right up near the cloud*. Then, all of a sudden, inm ethlng happened. , . " Goodnetl landed n e a r'th e wreck­ age of th* amphibian. Bowman landed several hundred yards away, near the ruins of th* sm aller plane. Col. J. Vinton llirch, resident engineer for the Fisher body plant, said lio'h planra trem ingly went into power dives, each pilot trying to gel under the Japan's communication deelln'yg to join In the eonference wTiVh was cnllid tinder the provision* of the Nine-Power Treaty whith pledgr* rripect for the territor-. lal and political Integrity of China. Great llritaln w as reported early loday lo be paving tho way for c o llap se of tho F a r E astern peace co n fm n cc—only 12 hours a fte r Its eloquent opening—be­ cause of Japan's refusal to join (he negotiation* and Fascist Italy's threat to block any plan EXTRA VALUES “Esoklt!," “Llttl# Plural,'* and tha mat of tho family occupied tho stage of the Sanford Grammar School yutsrday morning as Mr*. Elvira Gamer related to th* students i how • ah* cam* to writ* Mr*. Sybil Booth waa In charge of the program which centered about lh« story of books In commemoration of National Book Wosk. ' • Tho complete program waa as follewai , "Star Spangled Banner" and flag salute—atudant body. Btory of Rath—Edge Renkerick "Onward Okristlan Soldier*'— student body. Reading, "Mothsr and Son'*—Ann Wlggina. Plano aolo, "Moonbeans*'—Mary .In lorp orof Appeal May Be Made To Japan For Armistice Degas w ;\ liolh n srulptor*and n painter. ||e wag known best Llcnt. Henry B. Twohy. Spo­ Continued From F**s Oas for hla painting* of ballot donemtasage l<* Japan would take ere, . kane. Wn-hlngton. Aviation Cadet K. F. Schmidt. the form o f a letter In reply to “I has* had. many Utiers from Mira Dorothy Mitchell, a'atu grownup* about Esaklol and hla Out of 11,004 persona arrested A ____ * * --------- family," Mra. Gcrnor related. "I In tho United State* far automo­ believe tha} they enjoy Eacklel bo bile theft In' 193C, nearly half war* unde | 21 yean of.agu, Friday •They earn* together with a terrific enuh,” .he raid. "The wine* of tba biff piano teemed to SEATTLE. Nor. 4 W V -Ftv* fold bock and her pontoon* fell nar»l flier* were killed and Iwo off. Great place* of fabric ripped from both plane* and were waft­ Injured yetterday in a colllalon ed out Into tho »ky. of two fighting plane* 3000 fret aborc Iioeinff field. Apparently trapped In the nilm of their biff amphibian, the fire fell to death. The other two men. in * tm aller n a ta l plane. Im pel with parachute*. The dradl Sl for an arm latlc* In th# O rlm i. The United State*. B ritain and Franca clashed with P aly a f lit Norman II. D arla, America'* "roving am b ax ad o r." told th# conference of 10 power* th at w ar threaten* the whole world aa lonir a* hoMilitir* rag* In China. Italy Served not leu a few min* utr* later th a t she w ai there tt> defend Japan and th a t the alma of the conference were ''Ulrica*.'* Five Fliers.Killed In Airplaftt Collision •A. 99c MEN’S COAT STYLE AU Wool a NEW, . YLOW PR I(?i MEN'S OXHIDE Sweaters Overalls BUm M to SO Full Cut S f 6ft „ WARM CHILDREN’S TUCK STITCH Pajamas ; .And Flannel Slraprrn, i S �; Wd m > 1 # M1i ' | PtM ttteslO M 17e *'‘ 4* *21 Binanaa 4 lbs. 15c ^SffSfcg ‘ » tt*. * i Carrofe 2 bn. 15c rail Jm 1 ■ g id 4 l' - - f l - 1 ', 1 ju 1 1 -■ U n M i v 'j R l . ' .1 AW PACK SPARKLE PUDDING Tin band waiter In many Lon*. Freight rara la nae In I you In country h«H an average cay fa ll' draco—whether |t*a break- Ity of IM lone, the gVratect fact lunch or dinner. record. dan raataaranU freeta The American public turns over to the Railway Etpreaa day of the i n s -St terra lit 41 of Agency for ahlpaiaat tha « atmtea. age of *70 ohlpma *■'— • ■■■—'■ | minute. Air pressure la used to clear tha balls*t tanks of water In the sut* * " ' ['marine*, hereby bringing them to 'J k tC k O t AnMMMr | the aarfac*. X n m M H 9 |r /i m i fie d 25c 59c 1.15 rhaements Harrs V-t truck In A -l shape with good driver that would Ilka to n e t out at reasonable rata. Apply C. A. Ilaines.' Box ISOS. Uaa Itoiler A Gay's Paint—It’s “Beat for Uia ' South'* because tog — children'a It's specially lilmded and menu* layettes a spec* fhHertd for the Southern climate. wchatk«. tatting, Stanley-Itotera Hardware Co. wt. Ttt Osk. RENT UNFUIINISIIEU hooea. ft to H soomt. What have youT Phone Ut-W . For Sale Millions prefer this 7,flovor that is dtffdwm" (Peanut) Any Qiiaxitity W. W. Goetsch Stall 30-34 State Market SANFORD, FLORIDA PIIONft 9118 HNKK HO0M Apart meat. No children l»hen. Ml K. Third O p e re ttr* TWO NEWLY fumUhcd 4 « four :. w ant apartm ents, with fa m e s , far rent. Phone 290. I t — R oNm * For” l i n t ” ” I WELL LOCATED- house for san<. Available after Nov. II. Mrs.! W. A, Lsffler. Phone 4T«. rirw iu . POTV ST™ �Florida,Brokers Begin New Fight To Itymove Black tVASUtxnTON, li i ’.in i. Nov vautc JiMtk'c llltek , who |u r t ic r headed. I» trd . in lHa verdict. *»< rested IW lirtn g (Hal Black .h a a -Maat’ illegally. tied views," tka petltioonra a*lf The h'lnridiant atwrificatty a re . that thraa view* on blanket iuh; Unektnv n m rtit j . o iinllty nf the' |tenas "w ere and aro *u<h aa to .sliC I tl 4II1n<.ir>ie the n .th .v lty j render Justice Black unable to din' i f ihcionu.tiK lM i lu traua i Isiiket „ . nei le hit stronj* and filed bead b.b|>in:s I r, Jcle«r»|ihie co*rei>-' f m|cd toward said queatlopa I wdutnee. The ower rtim t upheld , , . ,, th . :.n ;.nJ it V d .- ff ™ * f , l r coiislilw.wltian of th a « ir .i- i i, l I I i-l. l'n rttiiic U d i n . c-au;#*'*" ' |i —.V .ith'n ,'rcl;nv, tipenbtit a in .1 > lr.wgl* to rem nre llujro.l.. Black fiein (Ho t J . I l . sutirrmu l m i It . ;. i if ;d v blamed stork m a rsn ,,.-i mbilityt* a n ito .b t n? l.cciumi of (hi* nmtcnblun tml to the l.i.a U ty c f Ibn srculiUca ml I tiil intbdlng O ut Black was II". cxcbai..’ -.1 nn-.t niH w teil I j tl'-.' in ilif p a id n files! yrtlcrilay, i it i.ally Hcabeil, the petitioner* '■ (bun..! i 13 •; judgm ent un 'ho 111'? I lul l In M «K-t M.l't, nut en* j «• red that Juslira V*n D eranler, law. vh(,m nI„ k , u m * d ,d to the flu' ' d i n irune fa a petiti<,n ft-v,n- i ii tii.ll. iiaTy iiiriTil fi. m ]\whom u , miied liscki frem ra : filed b j far t ho Ky»n i f i t u t 0 . l i b m l In in t:u rmjI I( inch,, tv in>alley .M-< .1 .m l h.-u;.- >■ he t )reim nt and that he partlelpattl,il. ;.:npnnw..f St. IV ters" '“r w *'’“'I™ * " '* . I" a '-h e a rin g of «helr cam T V Itjv iliiea t.m i|«,i'.v.!‘ ' V ? ^ " “ H Werldlaga explained th a t unices, h i u i 'i n .m l broken. i V ‘ l. b' / l l . < ,:’f,uU a. ,h a l l,~ Black la barred he would “In et, .1, the three Drum. The A I.U 'i . y in a to r w , P tr- f„ , ^ , lulnjt Judgment upon. ■ourl ?m Del. 1* re fu n d 1 *" l;‘* , ’ ‘ r !,l*nk*1, n u uwo 'lUBldicsOon, and . ■ . a ilc tit ion by the fifth ,'u. V'™* : w% l,ual |0 « h participation would alto rendit vtbkh n je itc d Ihc 1,1 *'* 1,1 . t r ' “*<1 any decision o r order 't l'V the , ante pelWo.K?rM ^ .......... Incident, ttw l “ " T * __________ ' uuif ndll-.tllonal ,< ,t , during the senate [ ! y l l - irro'ip Hiked the .,,vo t i.-rlIon of lahliylnr a g a in .! ; Tho fa tte s t mile In hors* rae^ n re n ild rr In ? Ii» of the t|.c utility holding'company aet A ircitd a U Equipoise's one mlnuta trek maiki-t ilevrlop' hilltk'ct Fihmiul (nr tclejrram* 84 2-S seconds, recoil nt ArllltxtOtl kI -n the rrt>i>n>t <hst Its |Heirinx m 'hi' mVisure w as Issued F ar!, Illinois, In IB32 under t t f rrlslmi was Invalid be* hy tho comiiilttir which Black |nuiid«. mmmm »-i War-Born Baby! | E s p .rU o f js l s i s s r It ten from ) .'iatajra to the UnKcJ t ta t fo r m e la the asanufacture of d - e : n ! t jrtm ts la l about .4,COO I n , -v-turd a t sp p c o x in u ti'y 5 ),H 3A 00, .n a year. r.ilti. h Class I <railroads in IB M . ru* nu li id rd (,htly Icm than I k t ount .-a i ' fuel to inoea one tp w a ton, uhib't includes rnwlpmenl ami fiv '^ h t. n dislaneo of one • 3 Ibn........ 59c 3 Ihn.......... 35c T 3 Iba*......25c BLUB FISH lb ... 12fte Spanish Mackerel lb. !5o LOBSTER 3 Iba......... 59c * 3 Iba........99c LOBSTER'S Iba......... 69c Oysters, Clams & Scollops ra w . i m w m i w t . a > M . i t r t i ah SANFORD FISH MARKET nan Schick Shaver A p p l e s im '™" 1 0 l.usrloua Tropical F ruit IC-ot Family Loaf; white — Randall Electric co. O a ts L e ttu c e ">• UkJ Unirgia Sweet P o ta to e s 5 1 Tulif. Kmpamr G rap es 2 lb* 1 Calif/ Vlnr lirpentd Honey Di w M e lo n s rach 2 D E L IC IO U S A PPLE S 3 Ib i 15c R U T A B A G A T U R N IP S lb 3c V A , H A R D H E A D C a b b g q a lb 3 c Beat Wreak O' Lean White B acon NATIVE ■Young Cent Fed Pork Pigs Frpm Stew 2 Lbs. 2$C Gus Schmah Roast 12' jc-19^ Hams lb. 27 «w O -l. w Steaks I15c-2SC Shoulders 2 1 »•» k k x x m H’burger 12!/jC Sides t% MOTHER’S CHINA Real AU fork SAUSAGE n t GA. STYLE 6 ch B acon lb 2 Klndlraa Rlireil llreak fart WKSTEHN Stew Lb. 20C Roasts 19c-)5c Steaks 29c^9C Gr’nd Meat 20C B acon 2 (la. Peanut Flavor-Half or whole d H am s Heel Hulk L ard tb 1 Oc CRYSTAL FLAKE Lerd Ib^tn I Ic fliaoked Haulage or Ham B o to n g a ,b 17c tiaby Itraf .Lolu or riu b UBIIY’S TALI Deck With F t a m F a t Baltimore ifuallty Q y te r s PIG n PO RK 39c SALE WHOLE SHOULDERS lb 19c PIG PORK HAt/S lb 25c PfG PORK BAC '.BONE lb 29c Froth d iet ted, any aDf, Hans ib 21c LEMON AND. ORANGE PEEL—RED ANU^REEN CHER RIFS—CRYSTAL1ZED GINGERY-ALL K M ) OF Dll IEC FRUIT AND NOTS W OO-TO Site Meaty Tender Snowdrift ,b Kind-on Sliced U rrakfait RED FRONT STORES . 38c WESTERN MILK-FED VEAL VEAL RIB CHOPS lb , 27c VEAL CHUCK ROAST lb 23c ■ ■ a 35c VEAL LOIN CUTLETS CITRON, LEMON, ORANGE P «l lb 33c GLACE CHERRIES extra nice; lb 43c GLACE PINEAPPLE Icw-prlc#; lb 29c CURRANTS new crop; 9-ox pltg. 16c PERSIAN DATES 2-lb pkg. 21c XXXX& BROWN SUGAR 2 Mb ctm. lie SUN MAID RAISINS 15-ox pkg 10c LAND O' SUNSHINE Mince Meet 2 pkgi. 19c P illsb u r y 's 5 LeSUER PEAS, tiny, sweet; no l*/i cast 15c STOKELY TOMATO JUICE 23-«* cen 10c TOMATO PASTE W cent 2 for ISc VAN CAMP PORK & BEANS no 2>/t cen 9|Ac PREPARED MUSTARD quprt «r .1Te YOU’LL LOVIT RELISH SPRLAD 8-oi YOU'LL LOVIT SALAD Dressing 8-ox STRAWBERRY APPLE JAM 26«x \*r 23c NONE-SO-GOOD Tiny Pees 2 no l*/| ciq 21c NORTH MAID PEAS * C. H* B. SPINACH EAGLE BRAND MILK PICKLES, Sweet Mixed Or PUl»| 8-o» {«r 8« PICKLES Sour Pie!*** Sweet Relith; 8 -o »l« 9c LIBBY GARDEN PEAS ^2 nc 2 com 2fe CONC9NTRAT30- SUPER SUDS Xha lea Iw Weil*** OeOat / 4im all BIRD SEED nen*Fe. BIRD GRAVEL .©wr Profits Are All ,v L^P«nt I11*' peckage ’ 15c package Jrurrlt* y ith . 1 0c 27c FHILLIFS irA C H ini IB et . a . _ fH iiiir* « a t o u r -----------m ia iM c iu m r t o u r aaa------- rM nurs tomato s o u r at#— PHIlUrf CHICKIN OUMIO aaa. STANPARO TOMAIOII «• I te a TOMATO CATSUP Via UM| k n „ KirrtRiO SHACK'. Ha. M u . ~ HkW IRA Day Peed tea.— - Land O' 8uruhlna Iterifi pkf-17c / l.ai-Re Oallfomla While caiman alwila aad a ir U w k i atrork death and iVcvaaUi m la the city. Mra. Dorothy McFadirat N 'r m u n gave b irth to h er daughter. Dorodiy. in the C n :. h , hi op dal a t Shanghai— h u t a m they're aafr in ) l r n |i lu a T urn. They m a t there three n on ha a fte r the baby wna hora. T h r father. Dr. l.»nrdon C. N e w n u n . 11 me hu d m duty a t th e Marine Hcapital m Shanghai. - POTTED MEAT Standard? 5 cam I Be SARDINES Am. Oil; 6 cant 25c SAUER’S EXTRACTS 3 no 2 ilia 2Sc VELVO COFFEE ground to drdar; lb l?c NEW DAY COFFEE rich bland; lb 2le MEDIUM GRITS freih itock; 5 Iba 14c HAPPYVALE PUMPKIN no 2</2 can 10c; LIBBY'S ORANGE JUICE 3 no I cant 25c MINOT CRANBERRY Sauce 17-ox can I2|/>e H. B. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 3 no 2 can* 21c. LIBBY- SAUER* KRAUT 2 no « y a: eaw*»V GARDEN PATCH CORN no I'/j can Bo SUGAR finait granulated; 5 ■Iba 2|c Idaho Baking P o ta to e s 3 W E S T E R N a n d N A T IV E National Speedy W ater Ground No BLADES, No LATHER No BRUSH. No LOTIONS 9c larga 1 7c 6lg*ttible thortrnlng — Crlsco ?Jn b 53< ir n e a r s H T k x m i �'I ain Speaker At ions Chib Meet fn IU drit« to radac-hlghway •*' CldtoU. 1 During (ho mooting, (ho fkmi of tbo Legion Dram and Duglo Corpo under the direction of Loglonnalro Perry Mere, oniartalned the ogaaiaiifcn with oeferal oo* lection* and J■ L. Gilloway, aecre* Ury of the club *ugg**l*d the Friday rambiy. told a IUf portor loot night -that Hi > tho ahipc hi» dob l»/Ho prevent time, ho woold th lied with i Ii m touehdojj lory over tho Mtuxaa i ool/IL • 1r Coach Grren* »nnoonco hi* center. Hill Robin*o a ty HOUSING CONDITIONS new s or a ratekm ly toeaed-. No dim er* » • • * * » The CHr Briefer wtah gratulote U U L u fin n . IJona vole their epprecialion to definitely be <mt due U a Boe- man, «lx> i« erlebrallng hla fearihe corpa, tained naeal Injrry in a w rite- trenlh wedding aim leerewy^ tot; O ther gue.U a t the m eeting litage ecuion Tueedty . aftam oou **r- _______ V ] t Tho BauliJd CUq** *m‘ CltoekOr :ci-h mill lint* It* m a b k r •chodeM weekly m m ti v lo-j la w c r t .s r a W E A Tkree Days’ Cough Is Your DangerSignal UW<£KZl.TS2. dated i !■ alihar or both of the Ho mottiT how many mrtLctrw* iLinuin^^w.. 51,4 'In d e p e n d e n t - 7 <q im O tv n e d Oj c n S M CR0CER1 A N D M r A T M A riONS trill bo la u d la lb* motion ptetaru tsda ir a* proved viait to n el I t wood. W hile to S m rtlm a < f t r t t Baptiet Church Sunday ■ o m m w ife may »WH ift* *wlaltal haachhW M M fM a ■riuwl will hold tie mcmtbi ■ ra e a a t pteture of tho t m i * .b e a t w hich the Make 1y meeting In ill. Ghuheh t Ana f a iw lm m lr g poet and te n n n cju cv . nei at li M o’clock Friday areBlag. The coobcII 1e competed V/hen Browning w ae’eiked w hat a t 'l r u than five bed Ice n year ere of teachere aad officer* of the hi* "Softlrllo"’ m e a n t,. be. U aiid embalmed' there. TBrtoaa department*. to have replied: “ When r wrote it. Cod and Browning kiwwj now only God know*." T h e 'la rc e it type* of aubmarinea c / v m s cimiHN carry three periecopee. Bubmarine perUropea a re uaualiy 30 feet There la practleilly no m arket In A rgentina for ombalmlng fluid*, long. R 400 BANPORD, AVE. d is S M r a ft 'WdMJy Htb the Beal Fridto YOU DOST WANT T1IB SAME OLD STAPLES TO BAT ALL TH8 TIM B-U TI1IS LIST AND COMB ON AROUND TO OUr BTORB FOB SOMETHING Dll When Groceries Are Sold Cheaper PILLSBURY FLOUR 1 POUND l*Kfi, RUMFORD BAKING POWDER Meal 5 lbs. 10c BROWN SUGAR ; c o a ■a n 4 lbs B eef 2 c‘,v JUNE 1937—TASTY WISCONSIN CHEESE 3 lb Peaches ♦ *i' *r ■ ARE YOU CLEANING HOUSE? ASK US, 4 ING OUR ELECTRIC FLOOR POLISHER. 29c . * • jm r' OCTAGON GRANULATED TWO TEN CENT PKGB, SOAP ij m * tb . I i S ib ? | r StEtehtr- Si OCTAGON SMALL SIZE SOAP or POWDER 5 FOR 2 Cans r> NO. 1 TALL CANS Juicy Orahges 2 Doz. 2SC Beef ROAST Lb. ft STEAK1n i s LEG-O-LAMB ^ p e ria lA p p le B LOIN, T-BONE www Carrots Top t u r n ip s Tokay Grapes California Lemons NO. a ti CANS CALIFORNIA PEACHES PIG PORK HAMS LEAN PORK CHOPS Country BACKBONE fi Ckthriea tb . tj NUTM AID OLEO WE WILL SELL THEM ■jm ' Pineapple Pound SPRY Cans 29c 21C CLUI Oysters Doz. 19c Lb. 45c Shoulders 16c FRESH CLIPPED ’ Shoulders FRUIT COCKTAIL ■ 2 CANS PigrSides Stewing Figs 2 lbs. 25c Brown Pitted 1 Sweet Cider Dates Bread Pound 19c || Qt. Jg.25c B A M 15c MAXWELL HOUSE Peanut White Bacon TF** “111 ff a ’ i ■■■!■ MBS. FANNING'S BREAD A BUTTER PICKLES SPECIAL Kerosene Ifc STK EbuF 80UTHKRN LADY SALAD DRESSING QT ■ • /kWri*. MVwirr CATSUP 7 F 0 IT Y 0 U E DETTER n k m a - hHEALTH eal1 Backbone Lb. .. H r O n . IM r » i 4 . . I Sausage Lb. y tA iijr. m t Hens Ulk OM l'U '» Steak Boost ra n . Lb. ] 5c pw k BULK 10 Lbs. * t * Peanut Butter 12,0a. Jar 10c A. PONDER, Mgr. ( n ip W m * D U P Tt»1.U»Wr JJ U ? ® ' Peaches 2 For S l k H * . PANCAN^ FLOUR NO. I SPRINGTIME CORN NO. X PHILLIPS-JUNE PEAS !B S S S n B R S -~ — — Salmon No. 1 Tall Can PRUNES 1 lb. pkg. Fancy Evap. PEACHES ! Fancy Evap. APPLES 21 Fancy Evap. APRICOTS Apricots 2 9c 2 Sc J Lb. | Lb. | 7§tew * u m ‘ Vl7h« Lettuce ' Udthi. Apples 5 Lbs. 13^ Johnnie Alderman, Mgr. Meat Dept. Potatoes SMO. SAUSAGE HAMBURGER PAN SAUSAGE LAMB STEW BEEF STEW \ ZO-FIG BRAN—CHIDLOW BREADS-B ATTLEJrC tl’S MEAL-BREWERS MEAL—BREWERS V FOODS-DR. JACKSONS Y e AS CLAPPS CHOPPED FOODS-INDIA W O N D E R .U C TIVE FRUIT—DRIED FRUIT * i, ^ ork Hams Lb. ork Shoulders Lb. All boRDEfCB rm m I ia on. a o m a j SALMON Tall Can DREFT H b f t|* , lie Lb. n u u T o l -t a u . a a u r jm p ^ l | aa ( r l(c �Seminole County Produce* k‘ ' More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any. Similar Area In America ? SANFORD, FLORIDA, FBDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1937 Union 01 CIO AndAFLUrged By Roosevelt DEATH TAKING A HOLIDAY EalabUahed In 1908 COWS WRECK DEIATXETTRAIN, FIREMAN KILLED Jinkins Reports 88 Percent Tax Co(> lection For 1930; Railroads Still Out Warning; Sounded *> On Speculation Residents of Frmlnol* county will pay $10,000 I r u in SUM and coL-nljr ad valorem tax** thl* f»»r than l i t t y rar, according 0) tha 1K7 tax roil recently romp la# ad ty Sanford Doudnry, Seralnoli county U x aiaessor. In aplta o f lha fact th a t Ub • t i t r ad tatart-m ntUlage w it h r created 1 1-R m ill, and tha g e » eral echoed millago hiked from % to 10 mill*, a decrrxe* of flflUt 01231 in tba toial taxca fo r }1>CT haa bean afforded tha tax p ay a tf of Ihia comity, John D Jink In* aaid today, Even wi(h 1he alight .incrcaaa in ihe assessed valuations' fo r thh county, tha .total amount of ta(Of A herd of stray cattle cm the track naar listcsvllle. Miss., wrecked the Illinois Control railroad's levied Ihia y ear is 1-107,0(14-36 as compared with the total of $S1T,- fast train. “The Panam a l-lntllcd," and FIrsm an J .T . Whlta of Memphis was killed. Tha veteran engi­ neer, Charles J. Its m rtt, was injured seriously. T he overturned locomotive la shown In tha foreground 131 20 fo r the previous year. The decrease in the amount a f With one of the derailed cam standing on end. taxes was made poaaiiile by thrap mill reduction In the county road bond and interest sinking fund millage, the elimination of tha 1-2 mill levy for the m other's pen* (Cm IIi b M h P a s , r.« r» . WASWNOTON, N o v . 5.— |'(A P )—President Roosevelt "told a press conference todsy that he hsd always fa­ vored a reunion of the American Federation of La­ bor and the Committee for Industrial Organization. The President gave his comment In reply to a final question put a t hla first prats conference tinea returning to W ashington a ftar s atay at Hyda Park. Mia stats w ant cama a faw hours tafo ra tha panes com m ittsci of the A. of U and tha C I O. wars to resume their acta Iona Asked if lha adm inistration had baan taking an activa p art in try ­ ing t« g at tha w arring labor fac­ tion a togathar, ha replied, not th a t ha knaw of. Tha president also said that tha m o rs ' dangerous stock specu­ lating becomes tha laaa people ought t« go In fo r It- Tha president ■side his comment on lha stock a n fk e t activities when asked a t tOaamasaS » s rwaM r» a a , Soviet Russia Has Built^New York Comedy Largest Army In WorldVijih Geo. Cohan Col. Green's Sister 1Mymics New Deal Wins Estate Suit r. Seminole Indians Heady For Orlando 9 Meet Here Tonight Justice 01 Peace IFour Arrested In Disposes Of 23 Connection With Cases In October House Bombings LarcenyAnT Reckless State Attorney For Driving: L e a d In Miami Thinks He Offenses Reported Has Solved Crime County Schools Get 817,433 From State ■awlnola C o u a O V . quota of tha S tale's monthly allocation for payssaat of teechars .ttls ria s haa b ees racalvad, Burdrtntendaot o f - Public Instruction - T, W. Lawtpa, aaaounotd today. Tha Bamlaols Ooaaty Board waa aHarai*< S12.4U.ft (at payssaat of taachags a salaries for October. Mr. Lawton stat­ ed. adding that Jhli wag, Uic seoaad payment af tha tU*.h s a » ■l l f a ted ta tha Chanty During the month of October, 23 eases were tried In the Justice of Peace Court, Jam es T. Hub­ erts. said this morning. Eight persona, all o f whom were negroes, were charged w it# p etit larceny and arraigned be­ fore tha Justice of Peare. They were: Dove Jones, Henry Jones. Reddick Isaac. Earle Wood, and Frank King, all negro boys who were transferred to the Juvenile Court. Leo Bradley, Julia Wood­ bury. Delay Thompson and Eddie Wesley all pleaded guilty to the charges and wars bound over to the County Court. Five persona were arraigned before the Court on charges of reckless driving. C. P. Bassett pleaded guilty la the charge and was fined I t and costa o r <0 days In Jail. E arly Smith, negro, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to pay a fine of )8 and coats or Serve • 60 days. Denis Edwards. M gro, was given a sim ilar senfence when ha pleaded g u ilty .ta REA Project Here W i l l Cost 848^00 MIAMI. Nov. 6 —OP)— State Attorney G A. Worley said today with tho nrrost of four men. “we hkve to tted , we be­ lieve. tho houea bombings and sabotage on new construction, which hava baffled authorities for two • yeara.** Q II- Mrt'aln. one nf those held waa artesU d al the Insti­ gation of Ills wife, who told pollrn her husband had mis­ treated her and she feared further harm for herself and her children. Tb# Identity of the other thee# was not disclosed Im­ point the contemplated committee mediately, The men were l-ooked of conciliation until they obtained *fnr' Investigation** and no for- from Jap an an answ er on the projected peace appeal. Prelim inary discussion of tbe membership of this committee of conciliation had led to a contro­ versial debate Delegations to the conference which is aeaking Golf Tournament Planned By Rotary Plans ’for a p * Inter-city Rotary .meeting and liotf tournam ent with -ihe Del a n d llfltsfy Club w ert dieru s x r d 'a t tha 'm e e tin g of the Board of D irector, of the Sanford Rotary Club last -n ig h t a t lha homo o f Georgs Rollins- . 0 . WFpencer was appointed to make tba necessary negotiations. After tha tuslnesa session rc-frtshhsents ware served by Mr. Rol line la Ihe following directors «r guests: J. L Inglsy, If- J- Lahmgn. Paul Stlna, Henry Cnlclnugh, Dr. A. W Eppa, Rev. Martin Bram. Dr R. W. Ruprecbt, and^H. H Coleman. (j Chinese Officers ^ Belittle Setback Jnpnnrso Tanks Are Active On Rrond FrontMnkfner Gnins STT A N niT M N’ .\ (AP> .T.-.t-’-v L .t | ntmirl'c tit'nrV f.sl.ty tho Chi none tlofrn V • four vllliitrt*4 on tin hank of Simk Iiow Crvok, .This The Japanese atl.u k , srrording tu n t'him se spoke-tittsn who be* lilt led the net I nek, ixeurird while the Chinese tiiNips were busy fighting off sm aller Japanese units which previously had ef­ fected a creasing at Rubicon vil­ lage about three miles west of .Shanghai. Heavy ruins greatly cuitutted Jupuneau a ir bombard­ ment*. Jap« nese tanks, followed by waves of steel helmeled Infantrynun, sum bill through Chlnesi* posit inns today to occupy points within two nnd one half mllca of ' the vital Shinghai-llangchow ft way on the southwestern 0utsk ltts of Shanghai. Ah« J«|iam'M» •* aljo * rla h u u l' sweeping surrrsses in Ntwth. Chi­ na. They nppean-d lu ho complete lug their ci>ni|ue*t of Shansi Province • afte r slaughtering thou­ sands of provincisl troop* nnd shattering regiments of (len. (.'hit Teh's Eighth Houle nrniy—tho former CItlnese riimimmlst army* liirreising fear In Nanking indieatrd that tho general will of the I'hineso people for hitler-end resislanco mny la' unveringi I t m il It iitiiril fur ndin|'l(t (lull (J«n* i i nlipNiiiiti riiiiiiu; Kal Slirk hni ■y RICHARD O. MASSOCK MOSCOW, Nov. R.—In 2tl 'years of preparing to defend herself against titlark by capi­ talistic neighbors. Hostel Ru*sla hag built the world • larg ­ est army. ■ — a The fall term of the C ircuit Its I,Con.ooo men (Including ty AtlofltUd P rsu army, n«vy. “ to force, b o rd er, t om t will begin Tuesday Nov. 0 I WASHINGTON. I>. C., Nov. h. i*a with Circuit Judge Millard U. guards and secret police) I —In few nations of the censorestim ated tank force of *4.400. Smith presiding I ridden world could a stage play Its flying fleet ol undlsrlosod thousands of plansa are acceptThe Workers Council of th e ,( lampoon tho ruling regime regitps aa T. d military a ip s rls as Utg- F irst Itaptiat Church Si R ather Be R ig h t- Just’ t-pcneJ a r than any other today. School will hold its regular on Broadway, lampoons the New W hat the lied arm y could do nmnlhly meeting Friday evening Deal. In war, however, remains In. nt 11:30 o'clock inthe Church AnImagine what would happen In t>s tested. It Is ono of tho i|Ues- »ex. Italy if u tap-dancing Italian lion m arks of Kuropo. ' —— (icorgr M. Cohan stuck out his Hot let officials shy tho men lauil.o Hosier chin in a caricature of II Dures are better physically, than ever. |>ermlailon yesterili or in Germany if some Grouchn th at they show greater skill in u ,,no slory frar Marxian sw astika-bearer tried to tuaneuverM, th at mechanisation West Thirteenth rouple Ihe n ail salute with the has greatly strengthenod their 1*. I'axtnn, local Bronx cheer for Her Fuehrer. m ight, th at they -know how to aportor, It might happen In France but defend the frontiers of tho so- — it-,)* doubtful if even the French elallst fatherland ncnlnsl fascist Kr|rnd* of Itayn an tdp* their political problema lightaggressors.'* Foreign observers i f will regret to removal ly enough to allow a snng-wrttmg In Moscow are lot lined to lie- illness neecssitstrd to Avc team like Hlchnnl Rodger* anil llevo real strength lies III tho from his home on l.arry Hart In put in llm mouth tnssses or tha Hod army. mio to the I'erimb of their loeul Jam es A. FurlPy Diplomats returning to Mos moriul Hospital tie a lyric like: cow front summer vacations ------report that abroad In Kuropo l.utlirr llolluway, I keep my popularity L andon A nd they found n prevalent fooling roe, undriw rnt an Forever hale and hearty l A H 'k H o r n s O n th at Ihe wave of executions In appendicitis nt By giving Jobs to everyone tho current blood porgo hud l.sughton Memoria In the Democratic party. To n weakened Husala ns a world ly this morning, tl Nor could one quite imagine power. Homo slate men nut- Irstnixl today and an Kngllah buffoon, appearing for WASHINGTON. Nov., E. —(AT • alda. they said, reasoned th at: flrlals slated this Iho moment a* I’rime M,ulster 1. Klther there was treason ho was resting nt Neville Chamberlain, singing, a* - Alt M. landon. O- o . P. presl«V dentist candidate In , l#M, last In the Hod arm y, as chargsd In — does Cohan In the role of Presi­ nlsht Joined altli a ' powerful the trial and execution of Mar- Hubert Oohammn. charged with dent Itnosevelt: group of runroN-donul Republi­ shall Mikhail Tukhsrhevsky and attem pting to steal gasoline and If I'm not reelected. cans In nn i-li-ventli hour a t­ asvtn other general*. loitering, was paroled to Dr. I’ll never fear for hunger, tempt to pruvi-tit Ihn railing of 2. O r there was no treason Iiecker, operator of thff lire Bee I'll never fear for thirst; a mid term parly convention and the charge that tho gen- Inn In n special session of the I have one aon with DuPont, along llill. Hoe* proponed by orals were In the pay ot tier- City Court yesleiday afternoon. Another rme with llcarst, former President H erbert llnov, Many was u frame-up by a Jit■« Aa sharply barbed, too, aye Ihe (cry dictator to get rhl of thorn. A total of 2‘.t m arriage lirrnaes dialogue darts which Playwright rr. In a letter to' Ueprrsentattrw W eakness was ludhaled i>lth»r were Issued in the office nf Coen- George H. Kaufman and Muss Joseph W. Martin Jr. Ill M ssa.t, way. they said. Hart have let go at tho New! slm served as M inion's E astern Tha official Deal aa when the President im j campaign manager last year. dirnantly den perlously shouts: “Cummings, Hot former Kansas y n vornor' toning, taka down a law.*’ or “ McIntyre. sabl bo did not bsdtava th at which bring me a fTreside, I fei-l a lp3M was an “npimr^lli'n Urns'* weeded chat coming on.'* for an c-ffycnr convention. If There I* th a t suggestion. too, curb a convention l*‘ '.'ordered, that the Us 8s Huprtmtr Lour* M ntlnn wrote. near delegates NKW YORK. Nov., %. —(/»•)should bo rboscu who would ba l’rn*liV*nh Roosevelt conferred representative of every shad* lesti-ntay with Klorallo || . M of opinion In tho party '“from Guardis. In n gesture widely In Mr. Hoover on the ono band to lerpreted as reaffirm ing Id* Mr. SaG uardla (m ayor of New friendship with tho liberal and Turk) uu Ilia o th er.-, labor groups which had a de Hi purls In Ibo >a pita | th a t rlslva part In lha mayor'* the proposed ronvnnllon would' orer^hclm lng ylrlory Tue«ilay over th J city Democratic wa The poiilbllitiea of a sound mo not tin i ailed liiimodlataly warn strongllivned last night When china. t'halrm aii John D. M. llam tlThis ettrao rd ln ary talk wllb ton -o f Thu national rommlttan liaGuardla—a talk th a t Involr.id sabl la- -C hiron’ tb*t l i t favors his coming here from Hyde ImmiHltalo Uppolnlni'-nl of '■ tjP ark —waa held aa a public Id. rhool superintendent, announced O- I*, pulley rnm mlltee huh |vdvorated a delay. In ' selet-tldg a today-' Through lha {ourieey of the Cur- data . a n d . ,aU*i for. th a off-year 09 Uia Publishing'C o., the Sanford meeting, Ju n io r High School has purchased T o ralaforre Ihe hugs stand a. sound movie camera for use in lg OTWiy. a reserve of s.ooo,Hanford schooli, Mr.' Lawton said, te to 16.000,000 trained men. So hart rotpplit'-'l their mill about a yaar—with post master adding th at a number of educaO enerfl Jam es A. Parley. llonal films can ba procurrd. from VP oorvlca. I* maintained.. Generally fulr . tonight IU Q u o te 's defense hudgat this ' As ba left, LaO turdla said It •ha Onhrarally of Florida E xten­ In' |%r waa’ M.ISa.sru.ooo rubtet. waa a “portly social call." Far­ sion Service a t a very n a ill c o st Saturday^ aUghtlg.. w anner hot la about five billion dbl* ley, Who support ad LaGuxrd'a'q .H r. Lawton said ha thought th at exjrema bortli ^-fU»u toolgtlt, ‘ Democratic op­ >Ka movie rem cru Is a useful ad- ooniewhat rooler 1h ^axtyam f f t Ot the arbitrary official unsuccessful qorih, portion • R a tu rd o rij-R a ................ tWT.'school system ' and ■MMyteo rats, or aboal |SA06.- ponent, Jeram lah T v ' Mahoney,'ditiog trem a northwest JTMrlda—mos# ___ _____ - - i t ()« Wfeh*<i ib l KhOOl MAOO al tba estimated actual ^a ---------------s r , Ha accompanied D id'bosyd-w»i & a -position to p0r- ly cloudy and VOriatf tonight, OrtA of th a ruble. No other m eat. ■ M l couotry carries such I-resident an, ■ !*»• sftaraooo rhaaa a camera fo r each of t&e Ralurday cloudy and - cooler la jreat portion. . _ Hip back to WaehloEtuu, . _ « .,» ch eo lk d t Htq county. ’ ( i h s l h a i t ea (Page Porntf U. S. Seen As Only Nation In W o r l d I It Could Happen _ .D e a th take* a holiday Ip portrayed graphically In jh e s e splltaacond photographa taken during a hlll-cllmblng rare near Buxton, England. Both the drivers and a woman p a u e n g v r escaped unhurt when the ear hit a bank on steep Jenkins Chapel hill and over­ turned trapping them beneath It. Japs Capture Four Villages On South Bank Surprise A 11 a c k la First Decisive Ac­ tion Since Evacu­ ation Of C h a p e l D e n i e s Administra­ tion Is Taking Ac­ tive Part In Try­ ing To Make Peace Gold Price In Lon­ don Soars; S t o c k Prices Also R i s e NUMBER 321 Hoover Plan C 11 Convention RooHevclt Confers With LaGuardia Sound Movies Seen As Aid To Schoolu Spanish Insurgents C l a i m Advances HENDAYE, Nor. tr -V P iSpanlsh Insurgents claimed advancoa today In two sectors of the Aragon front- T heir dally com­ munique reported tha copters ef new positions In tha upper A ra ­ gon n e a r Eablnanlga and VOlawnyA faw miles northeast of Za­ ra go xa they wetw aaid to lu^ve alrengthenad th eir line by cap­ turing Mount Mtstraio. The ap p ar Aragon fighting centered or the village of AUua, south of 8abioanlge. A government remmaniqoe re ­ ported fighting along the Zara- *' IJNDT CABB PITTSBURGH, Nev. «.—<AVOev. Herald G. Hoffman at Mam Jersey said yesterday ha was Confident .. that the TIndhargh baby kidnaping I* -by no manna* completely solved. . 16 n w lh i after tha electrocution of Bran* goxa-Trrurl railway In lha exRlchaid Hauptmann. treaxe souths ra part af A n g o n , LOCAL WEATHER � 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 04, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 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/1d9118df8598aa623f07ffe5520b46c2.pdf 522787098908ece1a892d52f12d4c218 PDF Text Text i ,<* A fi^ TH E TURF 1 P W College VarrityCoachee' Meeting Here TUESDAY, emfnole County Court Records Close To U .S . Ship Augusta P n m Wag* Ooa tomato plan to U cantered m pre­ vention of th* tafectien by uatag dbcaas-fraa seed and seedling* and planting tai dlaaaea-fra* aolL Soma rtaU tant rartotWa show laao dlaaaao than tho roora common commercial varietle*. clala. Brltl-h authorities declined of the markets of [ ' to Invlt/- them, although tho Japa t least. fatapart ion end grading "A lnr<<> h,rt * desire U at# label to Insun tha *™ ^* ' i ' ‘j \ V mM ■IUr“1 An American marina <Ja* Inland Investment Ci. To B. B. A w t S 3 \ l . <*<>;'.'p. a 4 -Jp E tachm rnt occupied a post o< boner. Urn product will help *aLillian O. Wright. - ■ d T ' J k N^ ' ^ tG TvM /j S 8 n ) ThokiamU of China#* atudanta Tax Heads f aad maintain a higher and f ■/ J / s# : V AE m a H lined the crmcl. ry wall* daring the State of Florida To 8. L. BurkHand price fo r farm U.V *»' burial »er%iff late to para dad b o ljtr, ■ad aaeun the producer State of Florida To Alexia 0(Peanut) tost poealbla nat nturws, .’. * jJ L U jfr S M ■ n ' Hrltlah frlrn.l.! Vasa. broke up the ket Director aaeertod, Martgagao ' \ . J -.I'i''■■ J; !.'‘. - V ' ' - T . ! . ! . ' ., | paitide on the kround it Interfered Warren. Draw V ft Donla To O. complete utilisation of :■:y{ i,.' i ■V:u r w i t h truffle. 8. A. Iaa ef tho markets for f?._. heavy Thomas, Reynold*, at on T4 Ftral r producers of various cum modir ■'•■■/.";, , ..3\ • ’". ' 1 .. i:'. J : 'V'.Y/'.J;'. I to l e , pen/) Ito re nf men to fore* the Federal Saving* A Loan Ai m . th a -atat* was urged. It r,LVif|)i;'Pi:’ .V;YY> < ■ V Y' ' J;Y' , ' I P<* '*")•■'■ '•< rrct k wna !)'■ Stall 30-34 Petraa, Joseph I., i t in To Ftrgt *1 painted out that many farm :k'..-V\-':V,.7'v llrvetl hjr m ilitary men to support Pederal Savings A Loan Aean. operated in ■ baphatard. Stote Market iM C X M etX W *. !■,>*»» CoA C M -A L£* VstoflX,IJNg C a A V l.'" J reporta that reinforcement* a re McClelland, GettU W., at ok To over the State, could be Arm oar Co. of Delaware. SANFORD, FLORIDA through co-operation . If Coaches Jack MeDewall and A la i Walt# aaam to ha In a t * 1"* «•> V ^ ./rom J , p *n lo th* Chatiil Mortgages W State Market system, PHONB 9118 Warrrn, Drew V. A Don la To U. # th* J T tHoi!In J ? . ‘t T a n,b<tw n ^ P^ ' r f f t j ^ever S WofT ' thoAn* American r r e t several bablnd construction of stock and *“ which ahowtd whan b'thay rod. roughshod |lnM‘ g„a ported & A. n* a t tha markets waa and BHtlah hotnaa had Cray A Mortgage I b a w hen paoducers, ea- ford Collet*. an StA A rival, with k 1? to 0 acore laat Saturday * (been bit In tha heaey Japaneae McClelland, Gettia W-, et u i To small producen, might " ,‘A* bnmbirdmenta of tha Ilu n fjao Amour Fertlluar Work*. ready market for hi* proarea. Theta homea were evacuated Baleaaa of Chattel Mortgage I t waa pointed out that th* YALE COMPLETES A PASS laat week. Harris, ft. B. To J. M. Leonard. might be uaad to provide I In north China the Japaneae re ­ Coa tracts distribution of atstc-proThis posture looks Ilka n sitting-up tu r tle s , but H Is really ported minor iain a In the d rlte or rhe National Caah Reglater Co. To Mmmodltlea' and then-hv a portrait of Maryland's pass receiver, Budkoaa, after ha had Talynanfo, capital e f flhm al, and RainKardt Becker. Bt Invasion of but-of-itata rtnew ed activity In north Honan magged a particularly aluahra teas In tha first quarter of the Tha Warion Co. To Thao Dlakldla. Ht lea which destroy th* Mary land-Florida game at College Park. Md. Maryland stopped province, where a Chlneie ateoull Satisfaction of Mortgages for tho Florida product!, w ai thrown tack and 400 Chineao Florida's powerful drive in the fourth quarter to win 18 to 7. .Sanford Production Cr. Assn. To the eta* of out-of-state ;k> killed. Tha Japineaa laid thay John Pctcra, et ux. and poultry, ware ready to take Changteh, gotlallona. j WASHINGTON, Nov.. 2. —VP) Association Mortgage Co. To In­ Wllaon stated that the State north Honan city, a t any time. land Investment Co. system Is In Its Infancy and • American delegates made I* —Informed officials a t the agri_■ 1 9 » | A t the edge of the new ChlneaePartial Releas# af Mertgaga kt through th* co-operation of clear that limy would “not , o d e p a r t m e n t said today - " | ^ M C IM M IR Jip a n ra e hntllrflrld weal of tho I farmers with th* market ays out on a limb" lo toko g re a te r|,™‘ th* government will lend 60 McDowell. W. A. To II. M. Watson. SFZKD M O M , aettlement tiler Union J a r k i fla t­ g n a t prognss could bo aa1 w™ tered.above n line of Ilrltlih out- rrsbonilblllty than other power* ‘ daring tha next few years. In the effort to settle flie CM~ “ ** corona poata. The State Director alio dia neae tapanao war. j thfien Jipanecn rnnimandera an advertialng campaign HAYNES Commenting on Fnrelm Sec­ warned that they meat bombard h be plena to launch-during retary Anthony Rden'a alatement o f f ic b m a c ih N b c a Chlneee poallioni elnao to the Coming year to advertise the tee w, tec. at. — nays at In parliament that Britain would w -itl'h Pnc* and n rrrd the Britkte’e market ay item. go as far as the United States, lah to withdraw, tho Brltlah rom ■Chart** Korley, agriculture tha delegates declared they mender, MaJ.-Gen.^A. I*. f>. TelI for the Florida Stata Chain would lend the fullest coopera, frr-Rmollett, declined,and rrdered Association, stated that tha fla ia raliad. , lion. ralaed 16 percent of the The tntormrd Japanese source amount of produce marketed described Japan as fearful the Completely Renovated tha United Blatee, and pointed conference, r.i-.trd to find an l 7 ^ w ^ L ...G > n 6 itU U tib u A And Redecorated it that a ty at emetic marketing amicable aolntlun. might merely am Is essential for the efficient a<ld f<> tho bltternesa 0f the ori­ keting of this enormous ental crlals. .amount of produce, (or ECO NO M Y ind . Head by millions tor M yean, Finished In the ^ 'J a lla Mae Sampley, aaaiitant to neoommendsd by many docton aad r. Wilson, pointed out tha value SATISFACriON use most attractive nuraaa. AH druggiata*. Ia three marketing curios mad* from CaMtnus* Pra m P a t # On* atrsaglhai g l f r t i r BUeagth, .CbttD o u b k J e ite d fD o u iJ c A d b n f Colors invllatlrm last weak. la'* natural products. Bhr drao's (mild), sad Extra Strong, AyA high authority told The Asmany articles made of ArrangemenUi For S'wla'rd Prere last night that plna straw, palmetto, cocoFunermh and All Other Japan's official recommendation ‘ *aU, and numerous other thing's Occasions Sjart M et h d jy j* 4 J to ihe Brussels ronfrrenra on the ‘ in Florida. 8h* believe* that W ait Firat St. > 25 ounces I -r 254 t Far. Fastrrn nuifllet would be l th e n will bo ■ ready market for theea C,lnt ? r*nk' Tala'a alar back (foreground) , heave* a paaa to to and the conference as quickly Two Y e a r Old Full Pack No S la c k Filling theae product* for those who can Inquira Mra. T. Queener M k a them. B rteral of tho-markets En<> Millar who barely caught It on hi* ftagertlpo aa tha Nrw H a v aa possible nod get Japan and ROSE BUSHES M tU IONS-QF l*OUND<M*VI «,(( , raataarmnt on proparty «f th* State, have already begun j en battle between tbs Ella and Dartmouth progressedT Into the China to begin direct peace nausrn avotm r.o'- t »mui ..r tha *al* of thaaa Item*, aha said.‘fourth quarter. But the completed pais failed to score, for KacCAMELLIA JAPQNICA Bg) ---------------------- I Lend (6.1)-Dartmouth back, drove Miller out of bounds three yards " " F in e w r a " ’" " Although moat lives of Bhaka-’ ,hort of >h»‘. R°*l Una. Tha contest ended In a P to p tlo.________ KOELREUTERIA STOP •pear* consist of two or more vol- j — — — - . --------Repairing LOOK . Mlsa, all that Is known of him ' Both Chaucer and Villon wroto GARDENIAS Diamond Setting ■a head taka up no tnoro than 10 ballade* rrquestlng financial as' 8T. ‘ CLOUD, Nov. *.—(/P)—A AND IA CK SO NVILLE LISTEN H IM slatance from their patron*. chamber of commerca was form­ Engraving ed for Bt. Cloud yesterday by McLaulin, Jeweler tha nuslneaa Men'* Club and th* 111 S. Park At*. Woman's Club. Due* paid th* civic body will b* uaad In part lo employ , a full time librarian for Ih*^Memo­ Havo V-8 truck lit A-1 shape with ria l Library. Tha ofttclal also Courtsow a Efficient -m s w hs really know* how, good driver that would like to will aarvo os aocratary of thi> 8ERV1CE ftrigga. Jewel** Magnolia At* rent out a t reasonable rata. Apply chamber at commerce. / Diamonds And WatctiM C. A. Ilalnas. Box 1606. U i A French—Tel till WILL BUT and salt second hand * Fine Watch And Jewelry Repairing No BLADES, No LATHER Cesar Romero, tho movie actor, ® ' clothing. 411 Ba«t 4!h Btraat. Uie Dollar A Oar * P a in t- lth No BRUSH, No LOTIONS Diamond Moanllag And Engraving "Beat for tho South" becauae waa dancing In a New York night Randall Electric lt‘l apedally blended and manu­ club when stage producer Brock a * w a m raiON i a a t u b uwaav* Golf Station ra n , a n*u a factured for tha Southern climate. Paipberton drafted him fa r a ml* B m a rin i at. In "Strictly Dishonorable.** a im iiig iip ia is iiim iiiu m iim iiiii FOUNDi Halfvt about -two year* Stanley-Itogers Hardware Co. I old. Person can have heifer by paying for ad and feed bill. lOlBf RENT UNVURNIBHED h o ,,.. ■ to ■ rooms. What have youT DAN K N O W * T H E I B E L IE V E T H A T S r Y ES. I K N O W , H E R E W E ARC** R IG H T 1 W U F A N G 'S D E N . A BO V R E P O R T S. Phon* 614-W. M R. BEARDSLEY S M U G G L E R S A ND TME NEXT DOOR T O W U I T H E PLACE I SBB DUAL Four whacl T H I S 10 A R IS K S B E T T E R T H A N A H .# A W H IT E G IR L A ND BOY ARO& W A N T - A LOT OF" P A N G 'S O E N . T H E Y U . lar with body, special |206.DANGEROUS M O V IN G IN N E X T D O O R - - - V O L K A N Y O N E S O IF V O U PC T O U R IS T S G O _ 1 TM UTTV M O V E IN O U R S T O C K furnished garage A Ford roidatar, apodal Completely PR EPA R ED TO GO B U S IN E S S - — W tLL O P P E R Y O U R S E R V I C E S S O THROUGH f TOM ORROW - NOW B E D O LLA R apartmafit with electric refrig­ Baal A Bona, Uaad Car B U T t W A N T TO T H R O U G H W IT H IT, G O M ONTH C H E A PL Y , T H E Y C A N N O T R E F U S E C H IN A T O W N S CA RCPU L AND N O T eration. Phona 10. OO IT, A S L O N G A H E A D ** H E R E 'S S O M E YOU A P O S I T I O N — - W E M U S T AND 1 B E L IE V E H DO O R S A Y A N Y T H IN G G IM M E Furnished Apartment— Modern M ONEY, T H A T W t L L G IV E A N Y A S I 'M H E L P IN G M O N E Y — V O U l-L . G E T T A K E N O C H A N C E S IN O U R tV L H A V E A V convenience. Park A 20th, Phona v naki * > S M U G G L I N G G V S l N E S S . 'v j O P U S AWAY TO WU PANGM O R E A S YOU N E E O i t / S O U CAN GOOD B U S IN E S S , j \ WAVE KEY -WANTED; By an old lino legal ttaarva llfu Insurance company, Furnished 6 room upstairs apart­ m ent Inquin 811 Magnolia Ava. salesman lo handle the Mortuary WONT .'Fpad policy now being sold by AN H f Dgwral assocla Ilona In Florida. Six room furnlahad ho us* for rant, Farhapa thl« la only old Una legal 110 E. 6th 8L Inquira >07 E, 8th r u rea company offering that hdllcy for aixty days in Florida. Bt. or Phon* 170-W. 'Company') position splendid, must have high class representation, WELL'LOCATED house for wT«Avallablo after Nov. II, Mra, pcraont l aurety bond roqulrad, wark open on ly about two months, W. A. Lofflar, Phon* 478. Mokarage huslnaaa accepted, One 26— M lacalU neoog F o r S a k i igent hat written 188 sp ­ in* la U days. Immediate White Gtiolln*, DLlluteTKansan* for atovf* aad haatan. U- B M -M -M -t W ONDER awa arranged with ahaoY ES, Y O U hE PROBABLY aatlafaetory appUcaatc. P. Pop* Co, Phona M0. A GOOD W O R K ER — BUT TH EN M AYBE w eul- t o o n t ITT, Maolfoossry, Alabama. Quaker Circulating H asten with BUT CO M E BACK WANT TO H IR E THATS A G A IN — I P O N T n r * ANYONE— M E W O R ftC E R IG H T / K th* oll-mlasr burner Mora beat I Young married man with last o il Bandtil Elartric Co. l W I L L H IR E H IM — * WHAT* CHPAPAT LE A ST NOT B E T IT IT. Baaldant of Banford. D ID l NEED SO M EO N E RIGHT N O W / CO O K . W A4HCE, THERE/ Ik manager, Salary amt 10— lio o M a f o r S a lt. S___T O H E L P / , ------ r - T H A T S W E E P FLO O R GEE. m. Writs P. O. Boa CM E V E R Y T H IN G .. ■mis 8 IX-ROOM M g ta iTTh black City) T in t clasa eondl* A N N t . tlooi garage; roaaooahla caah payment, balance Ilk# n a t . OaU or writ# B<>* N c-o Herald, etty. i cm - For Sale HAY ,Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch s " FOR RENT Davis Refuses Presidency Of 9-Power Meet £ Cut Flowers D AKIN G f k V POWDKR Apartments Cates Bldg. Schick Shaver Mrs.C. R. Kirtley J FLORIDA C lassified Advertisements WERT-The JEWELER ENGLISH’S D A N DUNN • Saerat O p t r . t w . 48 VZ12& 8SS iXSST* ARCADIA Fla, —Oct, t t . TV unit of mb*Irrigation to ha actah* M«hN to DuBoto County la uow hi •pccaUm aad another unit I* h clu Imtottcd, according V Count? Agmf E H. Vanca. �\ . ' *7 • .#1* »■' . 8ANFORD, FLORIDA, WED 'N O V E M B E R S, Soviet Rusnia Celebrate• Old Tammi Twentieth “Red” Birthday b Rooted Paola, Dodd, Tuscawilla And Sanlando Roads Put In N e t Farm-Market plan Celery Avenue Is Also Considered State Road Depart­ m ent To Be Asked ' To Begin Repairs WPA project* will be «ubnltted in the near future for the Improvement of four roads In 8eminole'County, it was decided et the meeUnt of the Seminole County CornCourt mlosionsrs in B o o m yestorday Many raquwta for road Ini- Communism Forgotten, But Thousands Of Words Praise Benefits Of Social­ ism A s Blood Purge Continue* B r RICnARD G. MASSOCK (d*r Kerensky, chief of the totter* MOSCOW, Not, S-—Soviet Rus- Inf prevWonal p w m r a w t, sped •la 1* celebrating IU 20th blrthdxy ,w * f ,.rer" Uoln* ... . .“ .... .. . rr»d. In ea aatorooblle cerumen•rlth a fclr fetthrol In the midst of from the American emheis h lo o d part*. ■ «H»e^ to over , y NkhnUa u n |„ , merged frem ^*” * ’ndB,'nnr \ ** *nd “ nr»‘ Hidin* and took command of Rnaotoctlon campalen. , 1*-, dp(llar ta u * * Um Column, of dord. on the bene* 0* . ^ mnitary committee . , communUm of the rrtre g re d *ov»*t. b rarely mentioned any m o re-are Hlnr. lh, „ r umU ha. undergone ■mothering the denunciation. of rftU Mr< U rror enemlm or the regime and an- cb, n(r, . The Union of Socialist nounrvmrnta of their e .e c a lo n . S w k t |, rpub|W h«. become the ail tho anniversary of the Bolther.th erl.n d of to lla re Tlh revolution—November 7 - a p - woritfl1l;, * , p « M„ u . pr2 !e Greatest o f .lt. achieTem.nt. to That dale 20 year, ago, A lto n m* » i Dukc And Duchess1Michael Reports Plan 37 - Day Tour Market Is Ready By 1-Night Stands For 4th Season Bedaux Confers With' Prospects Are S a i d made to tho Commissioners who Favorable For Most plea to Incl ode reconstruction of Successful Season aaroral In a Fann-to-M arket rodd Improvement project. Tho project W M i i m u i u r i , not . a. - W ^ fourth season of the opta ba submitted fo r tho approval —Plan, for a 17-day tour of tho , .. . of Washington WPA officials will United Slates hy the Duke and *r*lton #r lb* Florida BUta probably Include the widening and Duchess of Wind.or took form to . Former's Wholesale Market horo Improving of tho Paola, Dodd, day when Charles K. Iledaui, th e 1 I. now getting underway and Tuaeawllla and SanLando roads. wealthy emlmwry of Edward, con- prM|mcU m m farormble for an E. F. llouaholder, county at* ferred with State Department of- (>cvptl<m, Ilf good .roano, Man* torney, waa also Instructed to go to Tsllahaa.ee to contact officials Although liter* w a. no of* *• ° of tho Btata Road Department In ftrial comment on the arrange* Mr. Michael Indicated that be an effort to f e t the Department to mental It was reported authorlta-,Mpecta Fall vegetables to begin make repairs to Celery Avenue, a lively that England'. abdle»tad!eomlng Into tha market within part af tho Btata Highway system. king and hla American bride would tho next few day* In .mall quan* In a three to tarn veto the Comf make their coaat-to-roast tour In tlUue and gradually Inereeae ea mission era approved a resolution a aorles of "one-night ilands". tha aaaaon advances. recommending W. S. Eerie as di­ Preliminary plana. It was re* Sine* last year there have rector of W7*A projects ta Sem­ reeled, now coll for a stay of only boon many Improvements made at inole County. Mr. Carlo tarred ta 77 days which wonld taka tha tha markat. probably tha giBaf. this capacity for some Uma l o r paariju. itA i.iu v y; 4 .1 1, P«ny cHrad packing-house on tho They will arrive In Now York on market ground*. H. E. Took*. J r , manag*r of Nov. II. These plana ore subject to revision, however, as tho Duke and tha pocking house, opened for tho Duchess may overrule them. season yestorday whon ho reThe royal eoupl# probably will reived several hundred boaea of The packinghouse la travel by n special train. It waa fruit. Indicatad a part of tha tour would equipped with tha latest model facilities which assure efficient bo In tho "deep South." Arrangements for the couple'* operation of tha establishment reception e t tha Whlta Heuao ware balng bald In aboyanca until tha return of President Roosevelt from Hyd# Park. But tha British ambassador, Sir Uoao of Sanford waa approved Ronald. Lindsay, and Lady Lind­ Address Is Heard by tho Advert la tag Committee of say, anaounred they would enter­ By Future Farmers tha Bemlsole Coaaty chamber at tain the Duka and Duchess a t din* Commerce ta a meeting yester­ nar November I t, the day after County Agent C. R. Dawson waa day, Ralph Bagwell, aocretary. their, arrival on tha Bremen. reported today. . The dinner, which Lady Lindsay the principal apaakar at th* meet­ Tha Com m it la* agreed to tho said would be "a large on*,*- will ing of th* Seminole Chapter ot arectea of large signs ot atrot- bo tha first formal entertainment Future Farmare of America at th* agio highway Intonoctloaa. la- for Edward by a personal repf*High School last night, Oeerga •lading tha laUraecton Fed- sentatlv* of tha British crown Mauser, president of tha group, oral Hldkway No. 1 *od tha since h* gave up hla thron# last stated today. Cheney Highway a t ladlaa River December 10 for “the wooxan I During tba busbies* session City aa the Beat Coast) also love." plana for programs to provide o a r ta bo iwooadlttaaad at Fort . 1 ----Chrtatmea oa tba Cbaaey High­ Safety Expert Plana th* remainder or the year, ware way directing traffic lata BamTha fMloyrlng sugges­ kaolo Coaaty throegh Chaleou Claaaes For Seniors discussed. tion* ware offarad far considera­ aad Ovtode. W. 0. lo**, local safety #«• tion: deep sea ftaking trip, fish Other targa K M wlU bo erectad at tha JonetAre* of tha fol- pert, will conduct class** In fry, stag supper, talk by a glH tawtag highway*: Federal HUh safety for tba seniors of flam I- telling what aha mast dislike* In tray N*. 441 aad B ttta Highway no!* High School once each weak a boy, talks by prominent asen, No. 44 at Meant Dora, taler*#* for I I e r M weak, beginning and a greased pig chass. turn a t Btata Highway Non. 71 No# I. ha announced this morn- Two toys. Jack Martin and Charles Bradbury, ware Initialed aad IT. aad Btata Road Noe. I Into tb* .Chapter aa Green Hands. aad - f t a t Baa Mateo north at Several numbers ware played by th* String Band before adjourn­ ment. Those attending th* meeting were: Chari** Bradbury, Ronald Mulrhaad, Jack Martin, Robert Mauser, Harvey Hale J. C Spivey, Robert Jammoa, Hock Btaadland, Bey IHicham, Georg* Manser , BID Martin, !L W. Shannon, Dave Shannon, Amoo Jones, William Burnett*. David Aorta, John Seakarik, Freak Jones, ft. Gameren, Harold CMuse, Kenneth Onatavaaaa nod their adviser, Alex R. Advertising Group ApprovesSigns On Roads To Sanford qualified famtmetar. Reporta Are Heard Work la Beffun On At County PTA Meet Police Phone System Roporta af tho'aotfvtUo- of th* looal Fa reart Taadm n Aaaaciattoav af tho BchooW of tho County wars mod* at th* masting ot tho hamtaaU Oauaty (Wongfl af tha an 1M 7 New York Vi 9 - Power Meet Urges End To Sino-Jap Row LaGuardia la Ek By Half A Mi Votes; CIO I In D e t r o i t ’s Mussolini's D elegate Says M eeting Must N ot Mention Sane* tions Or Quarantine MowsBag return.” em phff today the daleata toeorbe^ Tammany Hall and oiemmlWH tod ..tr ia l Organisation ln^>l f l yesterday's principal eldrtt Old Tammany l a d IU rtc •urceaelr. beutlus whan - i York voters re-elected W* rtorello La Qaardla by a Teii break lag total and selected racket-smashing Thomaa Dewey, for dletrlet attorney New yoth eoeaty. The CIO ta Ita tin t major for direct political powar • tho Detroit mayoralty to I ard W. Beadlag, an aaafrtUa candidate w|th American f * atloa of Labor aapport. Boeoaae of tba domlnaaea Norman H. Davis Sounds' Keynote alectlo.s . k L ite relora. ik e wed today th at: Benitor A- Harry Meat* R Now Jersey bad woa back tar tha Democrat* the gov erW a •oat of which ha baa held twledIcoring tba Jlepwbllcena with only all governor* oat at 41. Bruce Barton, adrsrtlelng asaeatlea and author was otootod to the House frwm Now Y o rtt "silk stockier" dtatrlrt. replac­ ing a Democrat and Incrasalag tha Republican strength in that branch of Congram by oae. Former Oorsrwor James M. Curley or Massacbase Its lost hla political comeback race for M jr* or of Boetoa to Maurtoo J. 1 » bln. IS. la a noa-porUaaa 0 *• THE MAYOR VOTES-------AND SO DOES MR. MAHONEY * Tanned aa tha boat practise •aaalnn af tha aaaaon. Conch X A- X WOktaooa toot hi* Semipro Blackcata tkrewgh a tough drill last night aa th* Sanford Army / Field featuring th* run. a lag af nearly ovary N o'rt Data* play that tag hoy* knew. Tha ooootom lasted about twg hears aad tha a n a l limbering or axarclaaa. Making, passing charging aad ataaaa war* .1*9 ML A total of 14 hoy* reported far tho soaoioa aad Coach Wilk­ inson eta tad Ihta n am in g 1h*| i Proposal Is Made Fob Direct Negotiations Between China, Japs BRUSSELS. Nov. 1 — (AP)—A conccrlwl Appeal for direct nrRotlatlonn be­ tween Chinn anil Japan to end their nnnRulnnry conflict Mayor Fiortllo laGuardla (Irft) and hla Democratic opponent. Jerem iah' T. Mahoney, ore marked the opening session ■bown coating their ballot* In New York Clty’o epirlted mayoralty election won by LoGuardlo by of tho Brussels conference more than holf a million rotes. today with Italy asserting there can be no question of sanctions. . . Kiwinisns Hear CITY NEWS BRIEFS Wilcox Condemns HodsoiF Tell Of Federal Bill On Chiu-Japan War Wages And Hours Expert Says China Hopes For United States To End War Stating that China Is basing Ita hopes for swdlng the conflkt With Japan in the Far East on the United States and the prospects af a boycott agalnat Japan In order to prevent tmpoita and force the Japanese to end tho struggle, Dr. W. II. Hudson, o Praabytarlan Mis­ sionary In China far 44 years, addreaeeo, the Klwanla Club at ita l egbtas weekly luncheon today In Cornells* n. Bcally, Democrat, the Valdes Hotel. woa ro-alactlon aa mayor ot Dr. Hudson Began hla address hy Pittsburgh. James |f. Rica. Dem­ telling of hla owi) experiences In ocrat, waa easily elected Gover­ the Far East. Ile said that during nor of Virginia. Cleveland re­ most of hla service in China, he elected Republican Mayor lia r lived <10 mllee west of flhanghal. old |I- Burton. Declaring that the reason for the LaOuerdle received 1,144.014 Invasion of China waa the fact that vote*—a margin of 414,411 over Japan Is a small country having.a Jeremiah T. Mahoney. Roth nom­ population of 70,000,000 people inees are supporters of Preaidant which la growing at (he rata of a Rooaavalt'a policies. Dewey de­ million earh yrar, he said that feated Tammany's candidal* — Japan at tha present lime does not Harold K. Itax tlag i-m .T tT to have the productive power In eith­ er agriculture or manufacture, to supply the great dvmsnd for es­ sential commodities. In all Its Zoo Repair Work attempts to get a stronghold In he said that has been the Is .Commenced Today Asia, main reason for doing so. Extensive repair work waa be­ Japan has sent men to the United Rtatra to study manufac­ gun tbla mofnlng at tba Han­ turing methods, he sakl, and today ford Municipal Boo, Jamoa Japan buys American rollon, takes Moughton. superintendent. said It to Japan and makes into elolh today. New railings are being and [irlngs It bark to tho U. H, to built by city workman and tka •ell It cheaper her* than ran cafes are balng repainted ta or­ American manufacturers. der ta Bulk a |k# tourist drawing Dr. Hudson went on ta say that center look more attractive dur­ the main purpose of Japan today ing the . wluler season. Mr. la to get • strong foothold la Mougkton stated that tala work China before foreign powers ran waa aot scheduled to bagla this deride upon any definite action. early b*l da* to tba arrival nf He Said that China doea not wlatar visitors earlier tbaa aa*- want to fight any other rountry eL tba work had to b* speeded and will not attempt to attack « t. ' Japan by air and bomb Ita cities A map of Florida drew* by for the Chinese want foreign pow­ Mr. and Mr*. Fred T. Williams ers to understand that they wish waa p*i on display on tha bulle­ la defend their own country and tin board yesterday. Tba map that la all. baa # chart attached with llaa- General ChUng Ksl Stick, who ford a* tba center af tb* artle- Induced oil provisional armlea to Idea with all tb* poleta of la- unite to defend Chino, la baaing tar**! la Florida aad (ba mile­ hla hopes for victory on the fact age frem this city. that China Is fighting In the con­ flict with a superiority of man powar aa there are 10,000,000 men Practice Held By IQcwllaaeU no rsa e re se t Semi-Pro Blackcata | Violators of City Ordtaanoea will ba tried before City Judge Frank L. Millar In a session of the Munklpal Court this afterTha Hoard af Directors of tha Klwanla Club plan to hold a special meeting Friday evening at d:S0 o'clock In the grill room of the Valdes Hotel, The Hoard of Directors of the Rotary Club will maet Thursday al K:00 o'clock at tha homa of Georgs Avotuu, I • 'Itolllna, 1400 Park M ATVW Wy, It Wfca Ennounrrd today. t mm . The election of officers for the rnmlng year wljl be held hy tha Sanford 4-11 Club In tha Chamber of Commerce building tSalurdky morning al 10:00 o'clock. The flanfonl Lions Club will hold ita regular scheduled weekly meeting tonight at 7:00 o'clock In the grill room of (he Valdrx Hotel, according to J. L. Gallo­ way, secretary. The regular monthly meeting of I he Hcmtnnl* Poultry Producers Association will be held In the Future Farmer Chapter room of the Seminole High Hchool Thurs­ day night at 11:00 o'clock. Th* Sanford Cheat and Check­ er Clab will hold IU regular weakly mealing the Veldea Hotel Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock, R. M. Burns, aocretary. anaounred today, adding that all who are Intaraatad lo either of tha games are cordially Invited lo attend, - Th* rigbl-of-way for th* Clty'a B*w powar Bn* from th* Banlord Water Work# to lha City Famp# oa lha Baaford-Orlando highway has been cleared and CHICAGO. Nov. B. — CJP» — ready for th* erection of lb* A twanty-four-yrar-old man told pole* aad otbar malerl.lt. II th* pallre today ha shot aad waa aUo loomed that city work­ killed two member* of big fam­ men or* doing sitanalvs repair ily gad critically wounded a third work o* tb* city water pumpo baanas*, "I figured If I killed Somebody *la* I'd hoc* gat* ooongh to hill myaatt.” Th* wtatlmo o t tbs ala ballot* from •nmoal Ecoaomla' moll ardor yfatol w*re a brother mod twg attain , Alexander. 14. and Nancy, U . who wore killed oad Mary, IT,-who was wounded. • M loom an Walt** Trecy said ■tonamU. a eon o f a confection_____ __ ______ dr. haM him be Intended to k U l^nooolM to hoop out of th* Gar­ th* other two brother*. Jamas, moo coloalol controversy, loot M. and O*ort*. *8. lo maka night lad to dlplooutlc predictions *th* biggest funeral aver hold th at Germany la preparing—with M**." H* said ha dreafc shoot Fascist auppert—to raped lata th* U ana i n al gla hater* - ahead-leaf ahrada orf tha VaraaUla* T n e tag the nrej victim, _______ | * ______ ' •:_____________ Chicago Man Runs Amuck, Kills Two Placing Workers Un­ der Bureau Called Blow To Democracy ORIMNDO, Nov, t . —<#*— Asserting that tha proposed Federal Wags* sad boon hill la a -moat serious throat lo representative goTaramtat" and would avantually place ■ all tha nation's worker* under control of a five-man board. Congraaeman J. Mark WUewm M the Fourth Florida DUtrtot yester­ day denouaced tha bill ta an ad dre»s bsfnnr (irr rlm T sr o r ' Undo chamber of Commerce. The Representative, who for nirrlv rrpreaeuleil this city be­ fore rrpellun of the fifth dlltrlrl, spoke to a ayrapatbettc audlenre ald.-h applauded when he eoutluded. Once during Ihu apeevh ha was Interrupted by applause as be dec Iarea dbch legislation "Just won't work In the Mouth." . "If this bill la such a good plecs of legislation aa Ita pratt’eallaaed ea ra s e Three) Delegates from United Stair*. (Irrat Britain, and Franco JolnM In an appral for *ho Chinese and Japanese to settle their unde­ clared war "by peaceful pro*- Count I,utgl Aldrovantll-Marap. rottl. Premier Mussolini's repre­ sentative. went further. Ho said tho conference could not speak of a "quarantine" of one or tho other of tho fighting notions. Thta a* seen aa a reference to President Roosevelt's Chicago ■peach. \ . "It ta clear.” said Aldrovancll* , Marescottl, "that there ran bn ] no question of direst or Indirect.3 coercive measures along lh» lines of thiWe which hove been demanded by certain Irresponsi­ ble elementa or evan of spVakloH ’ ' of a quarantines an»-a or lean moral Inward .V>o« >*arUi«'«U>tr. _ of tho parties In iM t ro n fllc t? T ^ Norman II. Davla. tho United flu tes detegata sounded (he key­ note of the confereer* h t-p ro . posing direct negotiation* bo" (ween Japan and China. A new obatarle to settlement of (he Far Faatrm situation arose when China ileelared she would consider no peace lerma which did not provide for Japanese evarua* lion of Chinese territory, . There was serious doubt among lha delegates that Japan could be Jnduced lo give up her poal* tlon In North China and Inner Mongolia, Agriculture Group Predicts H i g h er Truck Drivers Are Farm Costs Soon Warned In Parking WASHINGTON. Nov. I.—(A7 —labor, equipment and auppllra will coat the farm rr slightly more nrxt year, the Bureau of Driven of truck* over IB fre t Agricultural Economica ptrdlrted In length who park on First last night. Street will not receive friendly Three anticipated Increasea are coupled, to (he farmer's disad­ vantage, with the Uurvau'a pre­ diction yesterday that cash farm Income will probably b* slightly less In 1938 than this year be­ cause of general buslneia reces­ sion. The Bureau expects higher prlcex generally for manufactured and p ro ra ted product* deepltr tha slump. The Bureau aaw, however, In lla annual report on tb* outlook for farm labor, equipment and fertiliser, an advantage for th* farmrr In expected lower feed and seed price* nrxt Spring be­ cause of the good 1937 growing "Along with higher wag* rate*." tha Department of AgrL culture1* economics branch aald. "farmrr* apparently will have to pay aomewhat higher prices for farm machinery, automobiles, building materials, equipment and supplies. Fertiliser priaas- al­ so will b* a little higher, but advances g a g are not exported to b* aa. larg* aa for other F*a aiaauvui Bo that nrwcomara to Sanford j wIB ba aura to know of'lhla regu­ lation, Chief Williams Indldstn* that many now sign* wUl ha erected soon, a t conspicuous place*. J _ I Tha only way In which rhubatti can ba produced at all aatlafaetore J lly In Florida I* to plant th* seeds J early In th* foil months and hat*. J4 veal th* young plants daring tho tfl •pring._______________ _______ LOCALWEA Gaoorally fa ir anight Thursday, somew bat aaldar north por^on tonight oad on extrema northeast coast Th day. Bali ease north waa* yla —fa ir aad colder tonight, Th * * * * * - I t s i _______ u . L U *->T 6- �Ye«t«r<Uy,» Elections •nlta ojT yaaterip/y Hecttena in which a nupyon, |& nrdan, 't t d cnngresiraen wen named to be ssgurcfaM / f f wide b f profeaslongl pottpollUcal 'knalyftta for fndleaHons of the trM a linking end for tome bearing on the 1940 proai Danoamtle and Republican parties. But to the rver It appears- that (opal Issues devoid of naHeanee largely determined the results, been said that If LaGuardla were re-elected « * TWfk bYy 'a u ipfenilsl majority, he wpoM * w w t w io J fnce for president In < * « * • * * * to- ■ Hflli ekaaiM wa • S e ^ b U k iS S y »• • . * u e y / t t o tlm*t*lcal la • coilaetor of Ml In hia omen St i. Leas pwtUdtog UP* Is dra {act tort ••qaailyj p u t l&ln*; clothe* BMW aed datecttrw knap- rh ham In this coun ' cdfnto and lhat too ml t p ro v e ie sections, te mayor for New York City, live to look nomep here else to fcjrfjiein any chance of success In f ? " Aki. P M ^ u n sa «, p°aa—aor of a ( H . rabbit, owner o( a bar- d a cecuia iboreashfaM to rs tbo ouroai iiasparido*. iU •1**i*' "» no oaaesni lor human hind a . la Scat of atuS and abed aas* eoM pato that .turn# or a* Mind ‘ f bodies still and plUfnl. )•' r \ fto. poMMsor of a d*o, too mole an t Uod- »V*n * rabbit, ow»ar ot'aMtouw, ■ field 4* cat In atpbbM farrow. John T* Rl|«h«yt .« *___ i_* •Tbare Is kass ly In beaaa,** to­ a watchful e r f on the** itaada. Th*T acfullalge dotSly aafape' pvrcheiJng e pw«r tharw and I tbair loam Is slsifla. Criminate' (rafM U lr sIM Why 10 l a pa la* or cartMtlr to M boo ma*a ado |tio "10001* prat* la aiafctM otar tljarr activities. A fagltlrr, s*r. trow MlBnaapplit Is Itkaly to a«k ter h|e hometown papar. Bad wtoa ha doaa a copper uioa!1r la rood/ la allp iko Irons; on bln. . to Ihelr flrpl political fkinpjsh, r* * * CIO and the campaign wga fought out on that results can hardly fail to produce an adverse the ambitions of JoHn I* Lewis, vaults of peculiar Interest Include the. election irtop In New York's "silk stocking" stocking” congres* Barton, afl advertising man, Is a Bepub* efvatlve. Thomas Dewey, New York's r r” defeated a Tammany candidate for Massachusetts old time political boss, xnor James M. Curley lost out In hla at* WASHINGTON, N o r, I. —Oao of tha thins* that moke Ufa later* eating for wheel teachers W Alas* ka la that they bare to aoprrvlae tba reindeer. Tba department of 'to to g tM laya tha teacher* aort of drifted Into tha job becauia they JO T *• eloaa touch with the i whoaa children they w en taochipg ■lacblpy - p o d the Kaklmoa w a n to FrW ny eat. r wa* § r as at)W ildlife Census , ir until ropriated \vwjf pie United States government undoubtedly l\ W« Pt>* icing many difficult problem* in its census of the unam* over to iloysd, i t Is likely that none of them will be aa nearly in•S sto rt I. In all probabllllr other* wUI enter tbe rocs to Urn and lb»l DAYBOOK the Florida Seprena C o en » « GROVER be a. Subject id cues and dlacaa* for noma ttma to coma. All *f f b l r f la a yory good thing. Tba |rouble wllb you Bar bvt tb* noreUy of Ifk ep t It going*„g a lot of otliar te |k . I* Pi | jUUCP lupr^G mruH ^ llk . "™ •*_. ' -mtA lea AIftePenI rdik M gotl tall all mined oo team. l a t / ’and IndUTeranl up; and the gealmn*, to Inform oonolrea on qneetlona okiuo oa aetata , , bpabwaa, ff ifa l Import. VM fool *enl be ________ bothered about u , i to complaini that ithey n ■warn ^ _ the pGovernp p auftariog from the abort count in men!, bat Wa howl Uko tltober the annual roundup*. ■* Moreover, woirt« "w to n 'p a "totteUy oft tb* ■ tb* opera lorn from tha United u n l, derernm ent bother* s u tn t hired all the eapertaoced y/„ , 0t* now and fbep for Kaklmo tordera a t fancier wagea president ,Of roT*mor. oral (ban tbo Kakimo reindeer ow ned jfl? kod peg little or no a t niuld peg, with tbe m a l t th a t tha t kia to aanetera, nongTMW Ibklmo-awned bead* of reindeer r»*rra*nUilva*t eom m lssloi u ran wild nod. to auflar *ri<t * rail of olber minor i U rrirk lea* a* from woireo. Gar- clala- A real contest tor u b i Eaklmo vHlagaa ran to abort prcm« court aaata ought to thrj, fared rvnl Deed, i a long war Inward making • * f • Supreme-Court-con telega. T m, 8EBVED FROM lltSO TO IrOO mm pfnMtantabla as topis of the difficulties which-tha Ameriton Wildlife Institute faces In its enumeration of ducks hhd other (turns’ of wildlife. Imagine the problems Involved Ht actually counting all the birds in tne United States. "How does one go about taking a census of birds or animalsf" says the Wildlife Institute. "The personal ap* ptoadh system ufeed on humans would not, of course, be Affective h rth Is Irtstanee. imagine w)iat would happen ^bppld • yjldUte census taker approach a nest, doff hla hat and beam, "Good morning, Mrs. Grouse^ how are you and all tfe* little Grouses and old man Grouse? I represent the American Wildlife Institute and various other organisa­ tions concerned with your welfare. How many are there In your family! Mrs. Grouse would probably push ah egg i r s almost dally ecptoUng In his face, or at least, fly awny. ‘"(ho scientists and experts havp a more subtle way of approaching wildlife to bit counted. At tho Storrs, Con­ necticut research' unit, for example, a novel method is used io taking ruffed- grouao census. Tho Storrs unit is located ht the Connecticut State College and la financed by the American ^fllttllfe Institute, the U. 8. Biological Survey, and'thc coUegl. Under the management of Dr. Paul Dalkc. the protect has told out a census area. A territory of farmer, before ha wcift.toM W*f- 1,800 aerbs has bofen mapped on a cross-hatched or gridiron ils tbs fit. Augustine Reeote. Off g .t o has-beewa. M artini Garage Tbs jrga tloo TbU sad call. pursbasar waa t reoairing ■ serial* In tola way twice * u ahorUr after eo tbe fallow * u deported, pad be nr M latomaa month. toe war, as I re­ been eep- i f ' datedlysa la ike plgbl ctohsplalnclotoes maa freasaat tha rigah" lateAmir placet, aVar* f a e r a to * b r e a k wto t o ' sad than On apandtog apeea*. N*r* fhaa ana t o port!at feature baa Seen mads in lbs ducky slew pi Mlee, knows how te balance tha t'l* • ■ -* *■ ' * Awrlww -rAmiliif fnrni Eu- painted In' Gfue on trees. Tq take the census, tho line la V y* r*i**t s"r alwittew at* f ¥ wtlkhd, the grouse are flushed or frclghtencd Into the air e«*r toot*, toil fiMngoro TWon- --iJlKd 'tha 'cepsus taker make* note* that enable him to »hl. evMlahar of tha Toklo nawa. gyy umM t exactly how rt|any ruffed grouse there Are in *oW» Nkhl NVht. v en tem the iny flVeh "portion of the arp*. This system waa Invented •rddlctlw that Mother world Whr Will hraalr oat %Mlda a year by Ralph T. King of the University of. Minnesota. 1 "Til# experts arp fihw working on ways and means of Jl MW ytatont1filnS-Japanaa* MW dltoi la m l m hto sritoto toat taking an accurate census of the cottontail rabbit, one of "TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY* major problem* under Investigation at Storrs. Estl* Note. O h.' w»IL “(hart ptobaMy the weai.a tom# te U la number, .4 anA *1 « V *)«* U T at c4woa present, are co.llmlvlea available only toll aamtojter'talk tob. • Ll" * "*■" - "*—»» ’'1 *DWto»way.. ■. ■ * ■ ,1— — | — B"< ' '■ f trackli In the snow or hy the uso of good Whjla Justice* ol (b< ead, they (Wpbnbly will V PM M Urr lekaa warn, that ferrpts to find their holes." Buprajpe pon^t art too U,*«. cupbasn Will toon b# and wlU pa catlad nppn lb* 1‘raaWaat and i h* bar# aa «OM MMher Habktejd'*" IT naoondr ’raaoatete SANTORO TWENTY YEARS AGO h er sap board tb a rt "llaW* ta to to roogratulatod npon wfnnlpi so (air a bride. Voile Vritnaua has many trlente 1s gSSford. Ha U ,a ypung man *wtm I* bo«nd to iuecs«d Iq. tbo buU »a*s world. Congratulations and wUbaa are aa tended. « a trlDa torn bofora Icing. Is U s v : W TraUdry •(“na­ il • t stenataa *otKh ' ad cash to n e ate rx* to tter Ma­ towdlaj and cbntlnaa the CONFEHHMg BLAYINP ucago, nk 'at flanterd. tba Board la' U arranging ' a tot\y rtomoblla ride ter tb* T k af ’tort to earriad a Urm 'district and will rd tb* fcondrola ot aeraa thing' latuto. eatery' and (te ^ 7 a » bit at camitalgnlnl to 4#aly aagto -*• fU Vtorld* guprama -Of sleeted Vr tea p*s» ter terra of. all ynir*. Throe Juallaaa ot 4 blfh Cpnft, Who** W p u l ya*r. Wirn Mjw candidacy ter raolfcH t*r thfn , .... ^*84 M te*y i remain In o»flc*. If noml A N p WITH YOPR 0 W N » Gcwq Valley . B * PompeteH* yrirnsr ’ D s iq r r lo w im w a 1 toatoa to * 1 3 1 ,!*'«< ' • • ’ r ‘ - 1• 7 < ^ •V, Ibalr atuoM >I!J *j tb* general»U«tl«** ball Noven)b*r. . , SWUM* t- Ds» Gilbert «4 tb* state's t.r*;* f «>' I may's pal It* anId last might Hirer* Haterdy M i f . Key I I Arthur (gappy) gapWabd, man. chapman. SSP°to*H had e<m(a*a#d te tto tekafrwnt Oorarooc rnne in e t t od to* it to nauorww k -alayiag at Uarton U * . * r mto" ■»»•»■» JugUco grad It. B»rtg. If •d. winter vegetables and wRI voalt am A **-fto*f it>*vr*-flected a t rfw - ala s rfiRMI, to gftiu a gthapa* *f tri Florida »o tto ab*r*i ef g “ pram* 0<mrt pfto* an >*Mup? Alter lundb at tto C HMri 't t o ' BMW ton e*ht n y . >> •It r ■■ �v» \ mmm. . ^iit ■ ___ 1 I '■1 . 1 1 1 lam appear* to be one of the 'practice* In Cotlorllve fsrmlnf Ihrmlnr alone attaining In some yeara a* reason*, if hot the chief reason,1 that cut down the yield* of liushu»- inurli n* ll.ooo.ooo te at, ^ tta f mnlores tl'u revululhui, the Russian* be for the purge wfcMi ha* - meant hamli-y. Mura than u s employes the urabi gCatn trust I mat were ► shot tor' ran oallnc more of their wheat, death, iiiiprtaonment or exile fur of °f •,h' hut tor mtilng poor grain wllh ( M slid' *>' ih .11 ir.'i'u export* dropped Ihoutand*. ' ' ' ' niton Inc wfacvl!* H> Infest the' sburtily,, but ns Into us 1133 Ro­ How mucji,of 'bo wrecking was stock * | rlet tlusslh oxnurto.l TSI.ObO tana delibrnitr and kaW’ much was due Roll,, loreglnern who have of v l 111.1 1 . Yet n H 11 lei authority told the to tie iurfficlency ef tl>e Russian, walrliisl the linage have reecho I writer m v iillr that iimhahly lit­ (lie conclusion thui If »<>iiii-tlilng M» csrtlrsmvas, the buranterrey, tle wheat v. oiihl bo exported dlsconlent with 'w agri mnl eiuitli- hers wrong In innusiry o r a m - wlllilu tho tie .1 teur, deaplte inn edit lire, the itlnn wllh n T m uky tlon* in poorly fuutlii>umt* idanlr or nlItijr>hlnntlnh on h it iMdlllcal bumper harvest. and mas* absences' ftum work— An-ihM bed iielter Watch mil. ■■Mieii of 11 , 1-i'ntHitilr will be the only 'equivalent ef * all Ike In foll< rill (tut Inn jo t ' mTieulture kepi III a lo rn - f -* lie said. Whether tho Koilet Culon I* RusMa—tbs foreigner ran only hu* he -ji’ ns >liiipqrUnil 11 pulnl In Hoi ict eomlnmy as pUnitisl ki e|dris Me m u breadbasket amgueas. • The Soviet press, however, bus in-hitl-liilU.itl--n. The tlovlel an pit flllc-l -is i precaution in rase . Jiemt full of criticism of condition* lliuilili-s mu tshiolt ilravllr steps ut war , .1 , pul ill.-elosi-d. under' which m irblnrry I* dam­ now to top Hi,, utilise* hr local I T h ' po i- ini’* • Ivtro In Ihe crop aged by scrldsnla. nr ollnaml to eflhl.ih. iirii » rre ’ilrlvlnn thnn j l» I ii;.. r III.ni in p o l yuan •«b* !*• Idle Is-vausc ef Inch of spare n a n d j v-ii* t.r I t i e ' eolle,-llve forms. Hovlt’l | ii.t,■ a . uth. mill hti now ra A m-oril 1 1op of iL| |inuliliatrl) oblti tt» l»uv niniiuf.iitoriMl goocji. tart* . While rr.vtillvc* In Industry Ibe.ouii non Ions of grslti Vhhi nullivt, fJim'e. ttnil lUithinx, It M wetv fired for shirking responsl- year l« i-lh-il lir the Kovtet |ire»* entt find ilii’iw* With f!in iiH'iind flTp-yi'iir piifi tBhy in the slowbtg-down, offl- ni n vlelon (nr rnllectlvltatlon eltls found guilty of insstisfer- and no-rhitniaml farmlnr. Ilefore I'jidml iitul 1* third lti*Rlnitlnn Ho* lory comillions In i*:niciilluru* have the reCrliil-otu the grain produc­ irrnilK*r 7. l h n » itnd fnrtu erow* Ikivf iii^i'il |i' tuildtt oflp tion aits nlniiil 7.’..000.0011 Inn*. *n trlctl and shot. Ite(ur,i tlu> vs nr. ItuAsln export- tint tlmr ttntl i **t pn»durtlnn iff* Wtlhln ihrm- niotitliH mere Ih-n }0Q local officials In Curious Hut let ml I in to qttrthilile* ut agrieiilhir.il nrtl{f ffur D»t* ritinunilc Rlnry ut mihl. RuVi rcpuhltr* have heen evecnled for prtsl net a, tho ri|iurta ‘nf gfiitu t|m ItilhtI'T " . ' - • '---------------— BRIGHAM JORDAN, Bedeiy Social Calendar THURSDAY There will be a business meeting of tbo Anxiltary to the V. N. A. P. O. a at tile home of Mr*, ft* P. Crenahaw at 7:3# o'clock. The Prtendelilp Iicngue of tho Congregational Church will meat wllh Mm. J . I t Coot, 111 Pal­ metto Ammo, a t 1:M o'clock. •The monthly, b u iln ru and aocial meeting or llw T. & U Cat* of the Firat Baptist Chnrrb will -be held a t the home of Mr*. A, K- ftoaaettfcr On Celery Avrnutt at 8:00 o’clock. Group Ninatier Five with My*. S tarr chairman will have charge of the program. ■The regular meeting of Perninole Chapter N um tcr Two Order of E artrm S tar will be held at 1:tV h ’rlm’-k at tba MaeotHe llall. • • Friendship night WIN be ob- •ertfd. *i ' ** ‘•“The 8outh Side P. T. A. board ill meet iit itT.0 o’clock. The regular meeting of the Booth Bide P. T. A. will be held a t l! 0fl o’clock. * The* Weal Aide P. T, A- will Afeet at 3:10 o'clock In tho Qv»»>l auditorium.' Them al»ti •U) be a bttnrfl meeting at i : i l o’clock. \ FRIDAY Thn fllrl fThtMA.’ *111 mpel at th a 'lillle llnaie nt 3:tr. o-clnek a t which tim e Mr*, r . H. not* talU’ give a talk" tin plant* and flair t-ra. ’ The Worker's Council of the Flrvt Baptltt Sunday School wfll ibeet at 0:30 o'clock. '"JT ie regular meeting of the Amertean • I-rklon Aiulllary win Be trehl ut the homo of M ra.lt. Pi I-owl*. IMS Magnolia, Are due. at SMS o'clock. r Lake Mary Pastor Moves To S t Cloud The llev. J, M- Thompson, who U past or of tho l.uke Mary Coramunlty Church, plan* to leave Katurdsy for HI. Cluml where he will asuumu the dudes of pantor. lie In i been pastor of the bake Mary Churrh- for It 1-3 yearn, A reception will be given for the Her. aod Mr*. Thompson at Iho I.ako Mary Church Thursday oqyilinjcat C<g:fU I du'clelk. dMMI frtenda are Imllml to attend. TO ADDRESS P. T. A. Ira * . Dorothy I-a mb, County Health Nurse, will uddreaa the member* of Ihn.'W rat Bide P. T. A. at jla monthly meeting to be held Thursday afternoon In tbo -West Ride - Brhnol auditor ium. Tlic subject will be “ExcertloiJal child.'' AU ' parents are urged tond IKI* meeting. Personals Honoring Mr. and Mr*. Cor. don Dean wan « buffet nupppi given last night by Mr. and t i n . R. A. Newbinn ahd Mr. nnil Mr*. W. A. Adame a t the Newman home an Grandview Arena*. A profusion of flower* were' placed a t vantage point* about the tire roam*. iw n u , The asic dining umini; table wtnr .wae Overlaid with a lace cloth which bad aa Pa central cmbclllahmmt an arraagemant of white star jasmin*. During the evening bingo wa» enjoyed far which high ►cure prUe wui awarded to llolluml Dean. Thoee enjoying thia ocean ion were: Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Dean. boner gueata, Mr. and lira . It l* Dean. Mr. and Mra. Norman DeForeat, Mr. and Mra, J. U Galloway. Mr. nod Mrs. S. O. Chare, J r , Mr. and Mra. W. C. IlutchUon. Mr. and Mra. R. F. Mann. Mr. and Mra. W. A. Adam*, and Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Newman. Cagney Reel Blends Music With Comedy Mra. W .T. }Vlirel*ia and Mlaa flatty tVheeleia spent the week­ end In Port Myers. Mia.' Clement Whitney itootb or Bouthbold. U I. I* thi>gu#ft of her aunt.'. Mra. ItlcharU TenKyck, for 'the winter. Mra. Archie Franklin, Jr. and •on. Roddy, left Sunday for Ar­ cadia where they will Join Mr Franklin. t'hnrir* llctla. who la attend lug tbit University nt Florida, spent the weekend wllh hit parent*, Mr. and Mra. A. L tk'eU. Mr. and Mr*, churl, T. WhitakeV aanonme the lil ili ut o ilsnyhlnr, Helen Jeanliie. in lli« Kernald 1-auxhttm Momunal jfuapitnl m OrlntM-r 33. Dr. ami Mr*, n. D Unwell will leave tomuriow n urn Wig rot Hollywood where Dr. cihwsII will attqud the meet m, of tin Florida Hlale Dental Society. Quite different from tho runof-the-mill typo of icrceu mu*. Mai i« "Something in Bing About," (n which James Cagney several day* with her' pari Is starring currently nt • ihe Mr. and Mra. n, A. Cameron, RHs Theater, Per1i*n*| the Mr*. R. It. ftoas will r>q 1 aptest de*rr1 plion of Jbla latent Cagney picture would Im “a this week from t'hnrle«l.i:i. comedy with music," for, prl- C. where shn has liven sprtt ll msrllr. It Is an amusing *nd a sheet time. Rhe will lie ocrnnlunnlly nont|menla| tale, roinpanled home hr Mia. )*. Swarta of Garden city, I, well luld and well acted. Then. Is made and dsnclnl Mra. Jame* Reginald lion-1 In the picture, but these ele­ ments, which era usually domi­ and rhlldrvn, Khlrlsy. Itlchard. nant In ecreen musical*, in and Eileen'’Walker, who have •Bomnhlng lo King About'' are heea realdents of Hanford for rubnrdlnated to ' the ttory and. several yean, left *yestrrday for serve mainly lo vnrry pot the Toroflln, f ilo il i, where they clever plot. There In* boon no Will nmke their future home. conlratloni htwuvrr, lietween Ihe author and the compose! on thin ground, herauso they happen |n be the same person —V I c t o r Rrhortilnger— who wrote the original story from which Austin Parker Amhlonnd the screenplay. He al*o wrote ih s td Pram *•■« On* 1In* five new tours, which a rt ambleC M*ays, why doe* it exempt Introduced- la the production. time* in adm inistration and pro­ ►Tho, . additional rlreurts|ancs fessional positions. employees •■at Bcbertalnger dlreetad tho ■If retail merchant*. saam sn. picture, account* fur tint tin fal|t«*art »nrkera, tho** In aumually suerewaful lniegrallon tomnisvii iran ip o rtallo n . w ork­ 1 f »lory. song* and danrea. er* and those employed by local which hna been achieved In ntllllle*." he raid. ''Roraclhtng, to Ring About." In "Why make a distinction be­ 110 Instance |* a «nng or a danro tween return spinner* tn d colIntroduced merely to entertain ton ‘grower*. Anyone w in furor* the audience or—a* ao oflun this bill 'I* Indicating himself. happen a—to divert attention If he bolleyr* It Is good, by from an Inadequate plot. In­ .discrim inating against million* stead, Ihe song* and dance* who do n<>t come under Its pro have the definite function at vision*," Mr. Wilcox continued. Wilcnx icjhx, Romancing and £*s A Sensation FOCUSED COMFORT TONE ¥ and D ifferent Healthful, R adiant H eat R I D S K I N R I T I S T H l C R U S T of m Inclewa big chunk of barbecued beef at a Bald day staged by Semlnel Indiaas on their rensiyaUen south of Drlahton, Fla. This young Indian. Ihe de­ scendant ef a chieftain, gets a fall chare of the beef from cattle rats i d kr the tribe ta the Everglades. Soviet Russia Celebrates 20th ‘Red' Birthday Csntinusd Pram P j » . Ons in many 1-, It* inilnstrisl lU’Vrlopmrnt, whit'll Ini-, ►inntil down this yrat In null an extent that some fo r t.'ii:ti nl m i vet* tall, of Industrial Wa^es And Hpurs LUNCHEOt^GIVEN Mr*. James Reglnnlil flond was ent*T|alned Monday with rtl farewell,Iumheou ghen by lira. A. J. Tjatlra a t MtKee’a Caslle In Daytona nearh. Those nttendlnr Ihe Innehcon were: Mr*. Itoud, Mi*. A. J. Clause, Mr*. i:nnun Thatl. Mrs. v t i £ MG* TOR** . . 1-----------1 Th e B uffet Supper Given For Gordon Deans - - L cl hi ’lin t year llie output of sovlrl indu’tiy I, rnitimated a t » 7,fitM, im^vtn mill • (nbout f IO,tBU,«K», Out) nt lie ur itrary ufricial ex iliunge iate), ur nejily trn timci tin- uutpiit in lu ll, tioul mining hm iliiiiUil from UU.OOO.OOU tun* tu It'lbJUili.UUH tun*, pig irun pro* lim-tlon ft uni i.ftOii.oiiu to Iri.uoo. (I'll tune, steel fium 3.000,000 tu U’^OPJHM) tuns. 1 In' Intiiti*e iii production of iianiufiirtpiiil kimhIs i* propor­ tions***- The shoe, rlulhing apd knitting im liistrira have outputs four and onc-hulf lime* what thry wrre iu HH3. Five-year plan* have Industrial ixed Huisin. alachiiie building An increaar'd 10-fnltl since the revoluth n , the Hnvlet* like to tinnst. Yet industry i* found tu In- seriously I’ gging behind it* rrhnluli-s in this aniiiveieary year. 'The Congreeaiawn then ’ ex­ plained th a t tho eiem ptlona were made to lull Inin ■ sense nr soeurlty lho*e eiem plad, Mr. John U l^twl* ha* already ►aid th at this 1* only the begin­ ning, I predict tin t within 10 T H I Y F I L L F O R T H I S disguise when Boy l e n t Jack years, and poes’l.ly w ithin Cavaaawgh (above) ef Danville, five, that ir th is hill become* Fur this lig, soviet Iradtr* a law, all etem pllone will oe inertly hlaine “ wreck era" who were rem itted," ini declared. * ■ . ■ follower* of l^nn Trolrky, regard­ I aithit, by favoring a bureau­ ed a* tbg arcb rlrvH of rammucratic law, "Is selling Itself Feralstrnt cutting and ileslruc„ r spir* in the pay o f capldown Ihe rtv tr." was hls at aectltMi. and wilt- ftwfelt th*.4lun of affected l/,inches i* one i#n ,t countries with war like j* right In bargaining and ihelnTm w»y of romt at ting borer* nrf rose ,)KIW „„ Bussl*. Till* *o-ca|l*d I mum wage will become Ike bushes. Bprnying .tlic bu.be* with « reeking In laduriry and agrfculLonlraux to which one )Hnmd of maxtmum wag*. Irstl arsenate (to Ad gntlcna of > A rrowd th a t eii-eedotl axbonleaux) ha* been addeil will' pectatloes of Chwmber of Comdeter the insects from rutting o ffi marc* ofllclal*' rre e te l tba ■beakar, who was Introduced by the leaves. i . R a y n o r Msgulro of the orgaalsallon'a board of directors. Fpr rontmlling Florida red »dTe Also Introduced w ire Con­ on only a few ellru* trra*. a! gressm an Jo*' Hendrick*. or ■pray cunaisling jif I’no pound o f ! DvDand. R epresentative of tble dlslrict. Mayor-elect 8. Y. Way, common la ut wiry tump I I I right Mayor. Cite*. Mra. w ilro i. Mra. gallons ef soft or six gallon* uf l a i croon,' wit* of the Third bard water i* rffrctlvp, A second District Congressman, and Mrs. appllcalian will piobably •» nrcv»Crosby, nguUterdivUw of the ■ary about six w rrkt after Utv firat. Juat Reconditioned epeaker. Extra CO M FO R T -C raater ECONOMY O P I ii DOORS Bogota H ett-R eflcctor Doors—an exduptve new Coleman feature—reflect h eat like a m irror reflects light. W hen doors are open, h eat radiates into a focused com fort zone. ' W fien doors are closed, a large volume of heat flows from the heater and circulatea throughout the room, providing a 2-W ay H eating Service. DOORS CifuUliMitl Tfc«o«|koiil Ike Dee* - 4 BIG FEATURES . . . . (1) Heat-Radiating Flni (2) Heat-Reflector Door* O) Coleman Fuel-Saving Bonier (4) Big Volume of Warm Mr Circulation Com* in an d »ce the H e a te r you will ev en tu ally b uy. Scott ■ Carraway, Inc. STRICKLAND MOTORS’ Clearance Sale Specials A d ded. F e a tu re rial and privata airport* decreased from M i in IPSO to H I lit 193S In thia country, while mo­ nk ip* I airport* Increased frets IM to 7W. No first-rat* literary Chin*** bcolt would be Intelligible if n-ad aloud vsactly *■ it l» written, fur colloquial expm siona of *|»mh have no equivalent la Chln*»c character*. A (ioud Huy u t '325 1933 FORD TUDOR SEDANv 295 1931 IJLICK COUPE........ :......... 1 2 5 1932 CHEVROLET COACH...... 195 C J Cohtlitinii, Overloud ‘395 1936 FORD PICKUP TRUCK re and 1Tire*, A Steal At | New Part, 8est The Money At DcjR. ....... }932 FORD TUDQR 225 Worth 295 1933 FORI) TUDOR SEDAN Low Mileage, Unexcelled Cojulitiuii gt Body, Hood Kublwr und n Good Buy ut 4 J J | R 1935 FORP PICKUP......... ’345j SUke 1934 CHEVROLET TRUCK ,........ N«w -Paint tuid Hood Tires 1934 DODGE,PICKUP T^UCK C ikkI C nnditloit, A C ur W o rth T h e llu n o y bjew P a in t, A S tea l A t inm II um H |u-Iiik * C o v e rs Home-Cooked Meal ■ . it .. * . > \\ W ith Stake | \ . • \-'u i ■ Body New Motor. Tire* and I'ulnt. A Pickup at ’ :eption«liy Good Buy D O D G E T R U C K -.:...................... * ■ -i- * 1936 FORD DELUXE SEDAN 525 ..........1 |ll. l.',l) J 1 .1.— STRICKLAND MOTORS, Inc, C o m p le t e L u n c h of deUeinw Mfet your IONS — niche* A u th o riz e d F p r d A n d L in c o ln Z e p h y r -D ealer Palmetto. Ave. Sanford, Florida Telephone 128 ZA&kA-’Hj* 4 �; W oolfdk Predicts FlrrtiM arket For Growers Of CitruB rhael Reports irket Is Ready For 4th Season ' "" ' In China available for actioa. Drd traa ro w er* Van export • , | | udMW anlef. Japan la f if hi In* Ann, satisfactory market on A'^ mainly by money power and aoper* ot lhair ’early and mld-##**on lor armaments. General Chian* frail. R, H. Woolfolk. vice pree- bo pea to rod the Invaaloo ly ev­ ident o* Amart can Frail p ro w hauatlng Japan a * money lopplf, art, declared bars today la bla and curtailing her war supplies. Fall review of crop Conditional Dr. Hudson alao told the organ land marketing proapecta, "While cation about Orneral ChUng’* wife tbo *ov era mart aallmata In* | who la n graduate of an American, eraaaea the orange crop by ^University. l i t deelarwj that ike ia aroand 1.400,060 boiea over laal'of groxt uaalntanre to him aa aha year, yet oa account of ran* apeaka arvrral different language* oral condition!, lha time of and the haa been appointed head of matorltr, and' other favorable the Government Aviation Depart* factor*. I ■•-# no reaaon why menl ilnce the war began. ■rower* abould be stampeded,! In closing hit addruar, l>r. Hud* or loae confidence In the yen- eon stated that China doee not ar*| outcome of the price liveta'w ant war but.will defend her own on early and mld-#«a*on corntry •* any other power would Woolfolk aald. before ocelli* it conipicred by the oranges.' “Condition* are no much dlf- Japaneae. ferent than laat yaar and In' PrnM ent Howard Long preeldour competitor state of Call- ed over the luncheon and there fcirnle, on account of the art* warn reveral *up«1h Including J. bach caaaed hy th* freeie of A. Wea'hrred, llill Meadow* of laat January, the maturity i.t Galnravllle, the Rev. W. P. Rrooka. fruit ha* been retarded. Bhlp- Jr. and Juthn Hlcnalrom of The manta of Naval orange* from Hanford Herald, that atata will not be In *ny: A director* meeting followed th# erveae the volume of mulneea at Ike market by a t leaat 28 p e r ) The market rm laorant win be] ye*opened within a few da ye by P. 3, Aflyel. and It la expected th a t H wW be entargeB eoon m order to accommodate the patron, age of the market during the peak of the aeaaort. ' Two more Innovation* expect­ ed a t lb* market IhU aeaaon to the aale of banana* from tha platform in any quantity and 'alao the packing of tomatoee which wm be In eherge of en “ S T Michael aUted that he Waa putting forth every effort to make available all commodl* Um and flea tha beet poaan>le eervlce to trucker* and oth*rr ‘ ' t* m a te aa large a volume of bttatneea aa potaible which will Vfgpglprocete by affording n read. • Idr market for th# prodocle ol 't h e farm er of Seminole Count] V.' and tba vklnlly. A.*.; Service* for trucker* a t Uw atata market Ineludei Waaiern Union with direct wlra and full m eaty order aervlca. Franck'* Cold Drink and Tobacco Shop, market aervlca station for gae *n and Ure*. truck weighing ■ acaba, for weighing grot* and oat!load*..cltrua Inipertora, Pad* ' erel-Btata Market New* Service and foil polk* protection. During the part few deya, Mr. .; Mkhael ha* wrlttan hundred* of • letter* to former petront extend* big to them a aperlal Invitation . to via It Sanford and th* market .- daring tha coming year and tall* lng them of th# many Improve* mania a t tba market over laat * year. Mr. M khatl h at eat for th* ■ goal of th* market thl# eaaaon • 71.000.000 volnm* of bu*in***. DEATH WINS EIJ5CTION ! PETERSBURG, Va., Nov„ 8. — W7r-De»th belt John A. Mallory, Petersburg’* high constable /o r 40 year*, In a “race’' for reelection. Th* Confederate veteran died Monday night, unoppoood for the voting yaatorday. OWEN VOUNOS HERE IT . AtjbusfrlN*. Nov., 1. — (AT—OwMi D. Young, lb* Indus* trlallat, and bla wits are apandlng aavarul day* In BL AUgua* tin* aa tba house gneataofMra. Young* mother, Mr*. Walter Van Rounaaalaer Fowl*. CRE8TVIEW, Fie., Nov„ 3. Three thousand pounds of Austrian Wintqr pea* for aoror crop planttug* m Oklalovsa County war* re­ cently pure baaed, aaNqqMpg to County Agent K. R. Nolaon. Comity Board > Arranges WPA .Road Project H n B y ■ . . . . . I -V I I ’ ^ r ;;vL ; ■ f I = ■ of California Valencia orange* I* practically (Inlabod. Thl* leave* a wide open market faf Florida fra il throughout tha Gulled States, or at leaet In all or tba market* of tha Rocky j Mountain*. Thl* situation ran he,i NEW HAVEN, Conn , Nov, 3 .expected to continue well Into M1)—Mayor John W. Murphy, December.'* be said. ■ l(democrat, was re-elected for. • “Our situation hare In Flori­ fpurth suerrastve term yeeterday, da la alao altogether different defeating hi* republican rival, from any year I ran rsinaintier,'* George F. Barnes, by more than the Rtus Gooes executive con-; 14,000 votes. The unoffklal vota tinned. “Tha rltrua crop ha* wa*; Murphy, 30,203; Barov* Cl,* been dlalrlbuted by nature her- 481. aetl. The blooming period this, year attended over to seven month* which will prevent the entire crop from maturing at one lima. This will Insure a regular movement of fruit to markut. • f F iv e S tate* "It 1* generally known that S p e n t* * It require* nine month* from the blooming IIm* to ibu ma­ turity of cltru* fruit*. Fruit O O iiH C it must b# ^bl* old to ps** slat* and federal maturity le*t*,“ Tops' In Baseball (OwlhinH e m a g t |* Ooel mlaalanera a blue-print for the prepoeed beautifkxtlon of the grounds (Urroundlng the Big Tree The blue print was ordered filed and th* Chamber offklale were advised that work un th* project will be ronnldi-rrd at noon nn |>oi *ibig. The Iloaul alio approved the purchase of t rash register nmi n typewriter for the office ..f the County T*a Collector si a cost of over |600. Clerk O. P. Ilerndrn, and Cheir- n,‘n ot w »■ wirn.m» Wrr* I n i t r u c t e d b y (he Commix'l o n e r * to eii- c u le n decil t i n m ifer- lng the County-owned gyern house to the State Department of Kdu• S A C S , ration ao that he proposed enlarge* i n o b “ Prof ro,Bl ot lh* Plant »m1 the Increase .( m i. T. toJ of the ataff might be carried on k aro altered by th* But* DepartmenL mb, * A number of roqueaU war# alao received yuaterday from tubercu­ lar patients of th* county who de­ | LOANS DEC LINK sk* admittance to lh* Sanltorlum WASHINGTON. Nov-, *• —OP) near Orlando which open* In th* —Tim Federal Iteaervs Hoard re­ ported yvalorday a substantial near future. Th* request* were for later conaldermtlan. decline In bonk loan* to btiai- filed Tbs Commissioner* approved nra* Industry uad agriculture the donation of ISA -to the Beml* during the woak ended Oct. >7. nol* Chapter of Future Farmer* lit . n* weukty rondltlon atata- for their fair exhibit In Tampa. men! uf mrmlwr banka lu ' tOt clttca, the board sold Hies* loan*. I Alao during tb# session at advanced with securities atcol-l Intern!, dropped (4,(100,0(14 to ' tm.ooo.ooo. Hilar loam otherwine aecurod and umecured full R* N. NIPPER >61,000,000 to (4.117.000,000, HAVE YOU SEEK TINY HM ? C r u W w U N V tU a •b c trlrit; free* « • galloa gaaeUse. on. Laat week they downed tha Leesburg team by a acore uf 41 to • *nC prevtoualy beat De* Load **d Bartow b/. acore* of ia to a. The probeble etaiYing line*ap for tha backfleld Friday will be: Dee. Roe ter. Johnson ead Roberta. The line. Chltlom. Burn ny, Henderson, Dingle, Wlleon, and McNeil and ttefora. L E G A L N O T IC E n tm n * r e c m a o m m a ( M a t* Lew 1MB ■t a t * o r F lo rid a , cuuntt o r acuiNotJo. Tee a ad eeeli of yoa ora here­ by notified and required to proaeal eay claim* and d.m.nd*' which yea. or either ef you. may have agmlnit th* eatale of P. H. Vemay, dtnxatd, late ef eald Cuuaty. le the County Judea el flamInnlt County, Florida, at tile office la tha Court h \u w at geafent. Florida, within eitht calendar anuathe from the date ef tha flrat publication ef till* notice. Koch claim or demand mutt be In writing, and mnat etata the place of reatdenee and poat erriee nddreee of the claim­ ant. and mutt bo ico rn to by Ilia Claimant, aaant, or hla at­ torney. nr tba ta n t will become veld according te law. Thl* a day ef October, HIT. I FRANK gTANUCT VKRNAT. JR. Admlnlatrator of tha Katal* ef F. a. VKRNAT. Deceased. Rana radio and lights far awly 25c A WEEK BAUER RADIO SERVICE “A*k Tear N eighbor 408 W . In f. Phooa t» HEY KIDSLOOK! FIEE^&n. F IR E W O R K ? SALUTES bwralag, apply n SeilaeL A ALTIMORE F I R E WO R K S JOB PRINTING _ . _ —■ j FOR LSTTIR AKA08, SILU HEADS, TAOR cards, e n v e l o p e s , o f f ic e fo r m s, r r q ■“ i i s r f f s a r ” handled, th* Commlealontrs ap­ proved the Notary bond of i . Q. Huff and ordered filed th* annwgl report of County T>x Collect* Jno. D. Jinklna. H C la ssified Advertisements RKNT UNFURNISHED houao. ■ to 8 room*. What have yon 7 Phone 634-W. ANOTHER DUAL Four who*] !- Trailer with body, apodal (2i)6 > *0- *8* A Ford roadtUr, special TI1RRK ROOM Apartment. No rbltdyen taken. 101 R. Third Street. IS— H o u ses F oe R e n t t» w JW q h |g » AND pvevyAlag. C m la ph o iv e OF ALL KINDS a >o. A n n m ark a n d EO M V RENTED A VACANT VTORE N EX T T O W U FANES GMUGGUMb D S N . DAN, DISGUISED AG AN OLO MAN AND POGJNG AG HER UNCLE HAS MOVED IN TH E Y HAVE HAD TW O C A LLK R G , A CHINAM AN ANO TH E N FA G AN / Seminole Printing Co. Jeweler tni GLASS PHONE 41 AH f Y O U HAVE COME AT LA9X r T H E V f a E ^ A LL RIGHT, EA&ANf NOCT W U DOOR, W H ITE PEOPLE HAVE JU S T A G A L kM O VED IN / _ HER UNCLE A N A K ID . IftlRRORS PAINTS QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh P roof Products (DIALSR) •Burp**** Seed* Grow" 100 W. FIRST ST. flM E '9 A U T T L C DK AU TV A N D I'M G O N N A C A L L O N HER R E A L O F T E N T H A T O LD G U V A N D TH* B R A T W O N T INTERFERE WITH M E / __________ . MR. FA G A N , Z V E G E N T O N E O F MV M E N TO G E T A J O B W IT H T H E M , t H A VE F O U N D IN TW IG 9MUGGL1NI D U 9 IN E 9 G , T H A T N E V E R T O TAKE A CH A N CE !» T H E O N L Y S A F E WAV T O O P E R A T E /' ------- A C H IN A M A N ANYONE CA LLED WHILE H E R E , DC W E W ERE T H E FRi M O V IN G i n — HART O F W ANTED STO RE, E A J O B / (| I M G O I N G ' V i— » , — — A STA R T M1 S * N JN V E 5T 1G A • \ NOW WELL I-OCATED house for renL Arallabto after nov II- Mr*. W. A- Leffler. Phone 47E Whit* Gaaollne, Dlatllate, KeroeaM OOOD FORD V4 plokmp ilML cash or term*, pantord Haleb Co. •' K N O W W U FANO HAS A PH O N E G U T jff I V E S O U N D ED A L L VX M m T H E W ALL* UPSTAIR® | . .. W m M A V G E IT IS N ’T ON | H W m t O U R S I D E O F H IS [if B b9 h o u se _____________ __ ^1 t _J i r ^ j J| Quaker Circulating H eaton wttto the oll:mlaer burner More bask ^ tor stove* and h asten , H- E Pop* O f, Phono 880, - . > ' COUP* m i ~~ Model Dolmio Ford V*8- Will trad# cheaper car and give terms, p^on* 117- W flX fg m ALL RIG H T. UNCLE GLAKI 2*LL r em em ber / I 1| I[ W wr _ / rrX L p ro ~ ■ ___ m U i vt | n f (Trp l l l j n l — T Mn ' U S a Park Aron P l a n t V e g e t a b le s N o w -_ r% Bed as* k tndayl HENRY A* RUSSELL SEED CO. ru m # aie-J jk pi llael Tlwnleitlp STATE MARKET lie Poim*i to p f l t l t BUY and sail teoond band Use Doaler A day's Paint—If* "Beat for th# - South" boceua* clothing. 481 tcaat 4(b Btreat. lt‘t specially blended and manu­ factured for th* Southom climateStanleyltogara Hardware Go. I* TV* advee pathae of Aa banal A wievnl ef A * i llim a ld 'e pall U Be paint kol* Repairing Diamond Setting Engraving McLaulin, Jeweler rta WANTED: By an oU lino legal . reaorv* Ufa laaurauc* company, ' salesman to handle th* Mortuary Fund policy bow being sold by Ihnorgl associations In Florida. Far haps this la only eld line legal yean ye company offering that policy /o r' elgty days In FloridaCompany'* position splendid, m a t SMmro high class representation, r pore anal surety bond required, -. tpotfe epeat only about two months, i hrekeror* boalnaao accepted. One - Fterida agent ha* written 188 ^ p f pHealham la 14 daya. Immediate ^fatarvkw a arranged with shea* l»Uly MUetuatery applkanU. PJ f t l M l t f , Mltotgomery, Alabama. Hudson TeU Of China-Jap War Croom's Academy To Play S t Auffiutine r T m -..if' > , -v-i, A H / TH E R E I T - I S - W ITH TH IG W ILSO N P H O N E TA PP IN G DEV IC C I CAN HEAR TH E M TA L K IN G PLAINLY R IG H T THROUG H JH C W A LL lim m srf w e oon *t N B eo ANV �••* ) 8ANFOMD, FLOH1DA, volukcxxvi On Eve Of First Election Russians Told How 'To Vote [OLE A HAVEN FOR STUBBORN CHINESE Election I i Cited Aa Showing JJnparalled A d v in ta ca Of .New Constitution Given People By Dictator Joseph Stalin Thousands O f Be-In* forcem eats Arrive On Shanghai Front ' To Stem Jap Tide F i g h t i n g Bitter On Soochow Creek Japanese Air Raiders Continue A t t a c k s ■ Over Wide Section . P H N Q H A I. N ot . 4.— (A P ) t-Thousanda of f m h Chi­ nese troop*, w*U-equipped and thoroughly . dladplin«d poured Into CUneM positions today on the Shanghai front. During a personal inspection Ja m e s A . Mills, A sso c iate d Press correspondent, w it­ nessed the arrival of the Mw troops Ho told look Inc and unafraid of Inc plaeoo frost • tho woot. tte y woro smart* apparently nttoriy tho Japan mo bombin ertias it . * Aided by Children's H o m e Society A p p e a l s * ■ p RICHARD O. HASSOCK MOSCOW, fro*. 4. - O n Uo OTO M ibotr nation's Mth birth­ day. 1M.SH.n o M tb t voter* havo boos told how to coat tholr ballot* tn tbotr t i n t n* Uoa wUo legislative alvctlon. Tha olecthoa of tho m w t a ­ proot* soviet, or hlramm-al comarti which U to repine* tho Indirectly sleeted eaatn d oiocu- No Proper Pei For Duke's Ai Tho oloctjos campalcn, which l i M a campalcn of la*a«* and pareonOlttSeo. VMtt on* of <■>(tractio n to euring lo r governWASHINGTON, Nov. 4—GF ment-apprivod cstotqfetr*. atetna Tho Duko of Wlndaar win i to bavo d o n t ' m e k ^ toko the chance- hi* deslgnstlca of Chat mledo of tho p e o p le , o il U o E. Bodaux as hi* roproteutaltn wave of otocslloni, a im U , 'hi* American tour d**pH* Am dUmlasal* and pill**,' which can Federal km of Labee critM nn*h*t>-d In onn of tho bloodIcit ynaro stone lh* revolution. Thousand! of propnsnndlito lirdaux aaltl In a stateniawt M l and arH atora |wva lawn sent Icaicd through hla'praaa rapml to factor I**, sp a rtiu n h t' house* arntaUva here that h* talked wttMf •a d cotloctlva tana* over orrn- the Duka In r * r b this m a w h J »litb of th* oarth*a outface — by telephone and that RbgtandN lha area of lh* 8evl*i ' Union - abdiratad king waa “looking far-! •loclloa law* 'In explain lha ward with all th* entknalasm *4 u hnd lalenalfy lha aitaa Instnic- joung man - lo k b vblt' to <h*' lion la voting for' "political­ United .Stela. ly reliable1* candidate*.' Bwlaux's atdlemeat waa laouud Uoat observer* beUtva the .shortly after Vrfilltem' Qrooa, blood purse has strengthened president of lh* A- F. of I . n i l he B ulla'* pow*r fof lha election*. approved the action Of Urn BaktShortly heforo they fhmlly .urronderod tho Ctopri d b trk t of Ito n g ta l. Chiaooa ■ooldbrt are Sumo holtave lha hlertlona morw Federatien art Labor In evte •hawn fighting from n shell hole blasted beside th* North Btetkm by a Japan**# bomb. Later th* w ars delayed Bntll th e ' various Icialnc Uw Duka for k b aoWctltR dofondon withdraw from lha ere* which ha* boon reduced io ruin*. ropabllca which form the Boof Hedaux to arrance lha Amor* vlat Union bad p arted of hla lean Itinerary of lb* Duka and Track Claude Howard It tin Of Main Speaker At Central Lions Club Meet EZEKIEL LIVED ONCE BY M.V1RA GARNEft l a Tha FaMbhora* Weekly Incurred lha oppoeltlon of th* Ame lean Federation of Labor SI wall a* other labor group*. TV* "stretch-out'' system b a mean* by which tha production avsrag* of workingmen U mvaaured for S b purpose of paying bonuses to thaw who produca above tha aver* ■ re .' meal time* lo pee that lh# IRUo boy cvl wfcat he wanted lo eatand when thing* grew tiresome In ' the long, hot afternoon* Bud must rock him to sleep. Homrhow, during the bu»lne»* of eterting to school, growing up and coming tn Florida to live, wo Ioat find. I know no more where h o , wont than whore he cam* from. Do y o u . think that as lh* yoaro go b y out thoughts „ • «ea Arm Imparlance Of PreFireman a er v lo g ^ a M Ana nd jjlaad Slab la Emphasized Number Of ma LtattWr* ' trta vmftkSd W hare' ooriy today and tea fireman Jams* White, of Mamphb, baa killed. Mangled body waa found beMoth lh* wreckages' Jacksonville. * ' 3 Engineer Charlm Barnett uf Anything th a t ehfldraw can eat, MemphU,. waa oerteualy Injured, vrotr or enjoy will h o 'w u rm ly h b right pgm nnd U ft log being welcomed by tho S tate Superin­ savored- Nona of tho passengers tendent, Marco* a “Daddy" F ag g , was huqL and nil a rtlc b a eth er th an cash Tho onglnd^aad two axpropa r haoId ho sen t to U o ChOdreu'o co n carrying race horse* to Now Homo, 1S00 Blvu M o A re n a s Orleans ovarturnod blocking rad JackaonrfDo, o r to on* o f tho traffb . Three of tho boram wore Branch Rocotvteg H u m a t U k r kUbd. , Other cars of th* train, oureute from Chicago to Now Orlocao, re matesd on tb* rails with th* oxooptbn ' o f ' tho boffat car whbh did hot ovorturn. Conductor Jo* F^ Bomcu ef Mamphb said cow. Schools To Observe Notional Book Week Cit y n e w s b r ie f s liiriiwsy ta Aivantnn." Tha Library Dopartaowt I win roodact a Footer OtotMt u s a i tha atodonta of W s botttnnaa Inventor Of “Si functioning all Ihoee year*. U cited / dally In the preao a* a event oOctallat event, fltlln s to rommomorato the revolution «t Novombor T. HIT. It la eUad aloo *a ahowlnr th* an parallel*d advantages of th* coMlltatloa given to the peonl* by tha chief of tho rorom anbt party. Joooph Stalin. Foralca ohe»rvara rocard lh* •taction a* own of tho tow posi­ tive product* Of th a cnmtttolion. Aa tor each f i t r u t w , a* fr«*dora of speech. and of th* proa*, they know .that no line•t*n woald dar* to niter a word o r crtlldote of th* B talln.raglmo w lthla bearing of a police- tuttmltj DocheaaW ith many, If not moat nf man. T h a r food In th a *official Bodaux. a Frenchman, m td a ja proa* th a t mmwroaa editor* Ike old BolshovIk'o out of tha fortune la thle country m lilac t |b bavo boon removed because way. S u lla and communism are ••-called “stretch-out" system to IQaoMwai* on Fsae P i n t th eir paper* ooomad to davlata American Induilry, and a* M M Facing a huge deficit (over 113,000.00). th* laigaot deficit In If* thirty-five year* of service to over thirty-eight thnunonil home* lest and orphan children tn F lori­ da. tho Childraw's Boms Society ef Florida b making an urgent Tbaukagivbg oppmU for 'tends. IftCmooa that .tha b k w l win lake part In Uo aM ritlte por­ ta Into* in tha holding -o f ' n National Baoh Week daring the week of Nut. 11. Ihmngh 'Nor. M Tha national affair la to ho renter** aroaad “Tha Mogto from Uo atreight Hu* n( HI* For Armistice Friondd i f Nr*. I , D. Laaaros Brodfclyn; n . Y.. forasccly f rohroT t T * ^ L v ^ " ^ t h s ih k s ( to r has head. Or. ■. D, ■acne recently a t thetr home *hai aSlW * aBtfrom to __ th tr A if o rii ___ _ Lion* Club whbh mat *kat. night In th* grill mow of tha Valde» Hotel In regular session, Qondo Howard, gams and fb h conoerva* Uon , ottneur, brought ont many, potato od interoot oancornlng tho saving offgomo and fb h whbh ho eheiuetorbod «* c m ef t b great•at asaote to tho community and Mr. Howard mentioned certain csseo pertaining to tho illegal nso of seine* whbh ho said wore en­ dangering tho fishing advantages of th b ooctbn. Ho ookod the lions loot night for their assistance in conserving both game and fbh In 8emlnole County and In helping with the work. “It would prove ■ tCewUwoe* fa s* ale) Nine New Members Initiated By Antlers Hie toll 1*Uon nf Inin* new mem­ ber* af th* Banfard A oiler* ar< ganItalian fnwlarod th* regular meeting held at th* Benffrd Elba H#n»# on lo o t tJnbu, A Venn*. f**t night. ‘j Th* meet Inf W*a opened by a short address ta lh* m w momhare by Jooo* C Lodgu, Exalted Antler, wba told lha group of th* variotia topb* and aim* of tb* orgonbatlen. During tR* raceflnr a roramhta* was appointed to talus charge of the details and co-operata with the Elks far tho Father and Ben Banquet to ho hold at lha riah m Now. IT. Also present at tbo weal­ ing woro Elk Brothera J. E Terwfllegor. Ran Packard, Polar Thurston end Father A. 8- Pock. Tho m w members Inltbted b i t night woro Retort Stehteff, Dougloss Stenrirom. Prod ItHch, If- A. Harkey, Hesdry Tsmm, Sabott Marlowe, L. M. Telfotd. John Morgan and Georg# WHhtnwn, -lurT' *5* For Police V t |h t Ho w d i JkaaM there. hMpkig about tho place, washing dbhe*. b rin in g bnakata of chip* from tk* woodpite. always happy and polite. Uo w m - tho o m to otart tlm *setting gam**, to brer moat of the Mamo U tragedy over took.ua. lo accept gratefully th# pi sea of candy or fru it no on* -rise cared for. I do not know If ha received any pay I " be­ ing there, or simply com* becausa ho loved uo. I know my mother kept him patched end clmn. end b* at* hie mvob tn lh* kitchen. • W* had n little cousin who lived In Naahvin* nnd spent Us* summer with us In the country. Each summer when lh* tiny red­ headed follow arrived Bad be­ came, automatically, his private property; h b g u l* . counselor, frbwd. Rod must be there t i n t thing In lha morning, must think of aomothtng lo pby. pbk “•ricko n " wnt of small, grubby hare Nineteen poreoaa were tried be­ fore City Jadgv Frank L MBIer hr u oeeolon * of tho Mcwblfal Court In Uw local police *■tetien yesterday aftvrnoonHelllng lottery tbhete hooded tho list of charge* preferred agalnat tho** arraigned before th* jodg» Th* following 10 nagreoe w on tried on charges of to llb g lot­ tery Ibkets and warn nmtencsd to pnf * fine of l i t or oorvo TO daya In tha rily jail: Chris Lamar, Georg* Hagin, Walter Johnaon, it. ft. C bria Herman Rafo*, Bism i King, Horae* Mltehall. Berry Btebbina, Dan BlhtTalr and 1 |m Grif­ fin. Tha eoaoa of Helen Jookoesp and Leroy Bell, negro**, charged with disorderly conduct woro coo' Untied to lh* M i l court eoaolonClaude White, negro, charged with loiterlag, wm dbatiaeod - George Byrd* negro, chargwl with driving white Intoxicated woe found guilty . end, t oeilmeod to pay ■ fine of 9300 or serve aO days Get Hunting Licenses In the* rtty jell. iThe cam uf Ed Early, Urges Ware J oms , tb o charged with driving while IntOxbateA wee conttaned " f t b only a few mors doya until tb* Mat court scocKn. natt) tho opening of hunting D. H- Dover, charged with season and Coonly Judge H. drankenneai, and D W. Murray, W, War* today nrged all lotbl charged with mbparfcbg a truck t ports men to purrhaa* Ualr ovor I I foot la longtS, woro db- hnnllag Ileans** esrty In order mbaod. l« ovoid Uo lest minute sUasJaooo Freeman, nagro, charged wlU speeding dlifl’ running a rod light, estroaloR a f t hand and Bom Thomas, cKafgod with park­ ing without lights, plashed guil­ ty sad wnt given a l-day suspend ad sentence by < b Judge. Gasoline Thieves Are .'At .Work b Sanford K W gnaw licon#* 1 VI. I In Ito through at wro Ua Slate, nonftel te pnr * larger ram for U a prtrtg hnatlag. jwdwrthst th. apottteto* bo aware of Uo ref ute treating S trains I the vertoua 1 la U a lagufn Britain Prepare* To Trade Ageeti With Gen. Frisco Brussels Parley Lea­ ders Seek Commit* tee To Urge Japan To N egotiate Peace Germany Is A g a ii Invited To M eet j Second Invitation T# j Japan IsAbandonea rl For Second P I a A A HR UBS O ft. Nav. 4— <A >.) Tha Rraaaeb Conferentt N U , aatlona decided Inlay ta a*M» ' : : power a oab-cammlttoo ta offer'. Ito aid ta Japan and China Iseffect lag a peace between th a two aatlona and reliable Indt* rat leas woro that tho United. Hi***,. M U fc aad b l | h a : j would ho an tho cwmmHtom. Italy and IV* ace ab a probably would ha represented. BRUSSELS, N ov. 4,— - J (A l*)—A commit tea from tha Brussels conference Will Mind .an sppssl to Japan to open piece negotiations witS * cVlnaT*55eh a decision waft j reached today at • private meeting of the leaders of v the parlay and moat y e t be - Bombing Raida Kill . 80 A t Marbaatro, And 225 A t Lerlda ^LONDON, Now 4.—(JF)—Frtm * Minister NovDIo Chomhorlaln• told th# Homo of Common* udny that the British gavnrnmawt and tho Spunbh biurgont* w»f* Mgo* tf&fc tWOll *«* lh? m ih tm r i. a *lo childhood memories? Min* aa. toMimarciil aggoU. One day I parked my cor T hb did not moan, ho declared, near the flt. John'* Hirer In a da facto diplomat* recaguMbu suite preU bly could be achieved waioh n crowd of darkles fishing. for Insurgent Generalissimo Fran­ through a commIUoo which ,. I hoard o sudden rollleklng cisco Franco, really would bo a eommltie* of "These agents will hsv* no dip* madbtlou. laugh) and there waa Bud. juat •a t remembered hint) about lomatlc status," th* Prsm ljr **ld. Tho Itelb n delegation mid tho seven years old. black, pa,f hnl Nov. 4—GP)— HENDAYK, full of amlb* and ‘'manner*.' able to turn n quick, perfect Bpanbh Insurgent troops In Uia "cnrtwheol" from n standing po­ southern Aragon offensive wore reported today to hove captured a sition. Bud retncamslrd! It w m not long before this stratogb mountain position In lb* •ante small darky began lo com* Fuentoa lector Thousands of reto my)> back door to sell thing*: Infareomanla war* massed behind poos, avocado peira. balled pto- lb* Insurgent line* to rontlnoo tho Mrs. Gladys Kendall, home dote* nnts. And nlwny* after the Iran*- push os soon as wsathai would onstratlon agent for Sembtoln action waa mode, he would oak permit. County, left yesterday for Gallon, In h b soft, husky voice, "la yo‘ Dispatches to Madrid from M ar vtlle where she will attend tho an* got • piece of ol* braid yti* * In' batten, a Catalan c|ly about 100 nual Instruction Bebool for HoteP want?" He knew that If I had mites w ell of Barcelona, sold It Demonstration Agent* beginning hot bread, plo or a piece of cake, was esllmted SO persons were thle morning nnd continuing killed and an unidentified number ho was welcome to It. * Injured bi nn Insurgent air raid through tho remainder of And •« Bud coma bock in late ypoterdoy, Th* deslh toll Esekbl. If I should'dedicate my from U similar bombing of Lerlda During tho ochool Instructteg little book. I think I ¥nuld any. Tuesday was officially set at HIS the productive phase of tbo pro* T a Hod, very dork ,to .‘ mok# with more th in 700 Injuredgram for tha bom* d e m o n stra te agent* ouch a bright kpdt In my Uf*.1* particularly T- !------— ------------- said, ' | e Holiday Schedule Is rinding riaaaos la gardening, peak* Geo. Gibbs Advocates Planned By School tyy and dairying nnd also censor" ration of tha** products throogh ,8 t Johns Canal Th# holiday echedut* fo r tbo Cfttlfllltf* Mrs. Kendall has boon InvMfS JACKONVILUE. F la , Nov, 4. schoob of Uo county for Ito re­ —(AT—A short renal, cut from mainder of the school y ssr was to giro n radio addraos ovor Sta­ adopted at th* regular, oeoolan of tion W'RUF In aalM ivlll* aonw* Hanford on tho St. John* Rlvor to tha Bern bole County Board of lima during tho week on the TttaovlU* on tho Indian Rlvar, Publb Instruction 4n Uo office Homo Demonstration wash la would bring Jacksonville an on- of County Jluperlntoodeat T. W. Beninols County. Sho will ■pools nual revenue of half a million Lawton la tha Court JJpua* yea- on lh* Farm and Horn* Hour pro*, gram whbh b broadcast da By dollar* from yacht*men, Georg* terday. - Th* achodub set for th* coming from th* station* Wl Olbba, president af lh*' 8L yrar la as follow*) Thursday, lira , Xondall plan* to remain 'ta Johns Blew improvement Asso­ Nov. II, Armblleo Holiday) Oalnoovilla at (ho conclusion «f ciation, told members of Uo South- Thursday, Nov- U , Thanksgiving th b ochool until th* Joint moot'* afternoon, Doe. teg of County Agents and Ham* •Uo BboImss Men'* Club during a holiday; Friday 17 at lha regular closing tlma Demons ration Agents whbh to* luncheosr mooting yaoUsday. Christmas holidays begin and glna a t tho University City Mow* H b further suggestion that an Monday morning, Jon. I schools advertlatog effort to a s i o U In- [ taroat yacht* operators to visit The bids whbh woro ochodolod During U a atoaoM of the Jacksonville gad to cruise on the to I bo opened for a car of foal oil Homo 'Demonstration Agent 4-H B t Jthno wa* adopted aa a dub woro not received and Mr. Lawtoa Club end Wtemon’o Home Doteond.; objootlro. .Tha odrarUsiag com- Indicated that to ‘ believed the si rat Ion moetlngo. will to ootriad “ ‘ Taylar. Robert D Board wooid purchaao'aU a* aood- out - In tho county aa actohriodL tinder the supervision of tha Uoni .0 * 1 tort D. Rente, were *d for Uw schools-' V appear tofor# ito - Member* af the School. Board I n tier*. . " V um nas namod to allocate »4 vto#»y •** * * * * ; available for ntunbipal Supper Is Plupiied tom ttok , gt a meet tag Monday By Knights Templar • * * * " • « in the Woman's Club m f te j Th* -*-T' — -"-T-------f - p •#* •••••■ Will Be Attended By Gladys Kendall � 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 03, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 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>, November 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/41e00951d79f7b1addadb832bd64d187.pdf 3be9e4f8bb9ba5a35dc5f1f711f6ca57 PDF Text Text I H X S A N TO X D Bom* 101,000 box** of Breailbn ontogw were (hipped to Canada during the 1M7 otoeon. The peak of the B m l l u orange eeeaon hei passed and S » father shipment to Canada la contomptatod at the CIRCULAR BARRICADE STEMS' tepdrted Here Over Week-End sflclefwy with which the Florida after Italy * Nerih African eon-j p n p i t r la aald to work. jqueat. Soma time after midnight Bat*l II Dace was aald to ho>o regard-] order the U. 8. Foot Office at ed Britain'* action aa a direct Maitland wae antend by "fewer- challenge to the -pacification'’ of big a weed panel from the par- Ethiopia. thion. The combination wae The flight of lb* Grand MnfU knocked from the aaf* end the to Syria b regarded by Italian rath content*, eethnated by Poet* Wadere a* “ a flight from ^h# perae-, master E. T. Oweni, to be* 117*. cation* o f Brltlah Impertallam* | were remered. Poatage atamp* and they ctpect td atrengthen and blank money order* ab o In Moaaoltar* poaltlon th winning the the tafe were onmoleated. ccnfldene* of the Moaelm world— ' A abort time after fhb wae started when he mtd* a loor of, reported to th* Orange County Libya bat Match, officials Sheriff C. M. Ilond waa Moalem leacera rrmainlng In newer to n Japan*** dla1 that Chine** machine gon near the Brllidh* outpoal ’ the 8h*nghal*fl*ngchow f weald be mbjectod to In* bombardment, Telfer-Smol- Ighal, redoubled hb land, pad air offanilr* agelnet an MUed 180,000 Cblneaa aoldbra holding area* we*l, aouth poriheaat of th* International Inaent and Urn French con* eat, Hb men fought their iggo** Boechow Creek *ad ■ .bridging th* alreem to ret 8a entrenched Chinee*, la Nanking a Chine** goe* MM apokreman denied re* 1 In London that Japan ha* ana bated la Oeneralbalmo ng Kai-Shek, eupreme Chi* war dictator, ala condition* i Which Tokyo b 'Willing to the war. "Thar* can be no |bt o f peace while Jepanee* Thl* circular barricade, deep In Chapel, ahowa how the Chinee* battled to keep the brad tag Japanese out of th* natlra quarter of Shanghai. It waa eery near thl* acme that desperate Chinee* troop* of th* “ boat Battalion" barricaded IhemaeWea In a warebouae, defying th* armed might af Japan In the face of their comrade*’ retirement to new defense line*. Th* picture waa taken with a taieaenpic lena from a high building, for no clrillan could approach th* area, under heavy fir* for woeka. RIDIN’ HIGH FOR WILDCATS’ SCALP L Is Tokyo a report waa elrItad that Gen. Han Pu­ li governor of 8kantong. one the province* *f China which ■sea* want to control, had 8 deposed by agenta of the Aral Chinee* government be­ st of bl* wavering attitude. ■kiag long has feared that M ai nan, who has a personal iy of 180.000 men, might de­ ls hie friendly neutrality and ■ .Shantung to the Japan***. . In North Chin*. Japan fin* Id the ta*k of launching htr 'Japan e*e Mongol republic, ided by Prince Teh. thua form* L S wedge between BovletMlen territories and China per. Th* Japan*** aald big ties were continuing In Sham I rise*, to tb* oouthweet of ping, but that It wa* only a Iter of lira* until thl* entire rise* would be conquered, tpanaae reinforcement* frt>m t a north were reported to have 'Teaohad Shanghai during th* Wmk*ond and the great battle h To Increased In Intensity, Duaeaa ot stray •hall* fall ta if# Angle-America area ' of th* JtStornallonal Settlement and th* Vben«h concession. v'lThq British owned Cathay and M a c e hotala, th* North China t ally News, and other building* 'tots'W h a* w*r* th* Mg buildto ft o f tb* American-controlled Young Man’s Christian Aaaoctab M and th* Chln*s*-owned China Imltad Apartments, across Bubh lag Wall Road from th* public . A 'A . Whror Goldsmith woa locked ta ' hi* landlady when Dr. Johnson •fed *« him, aakod him If h* have a manuscript ba could »a for him, and waa handed "Th* fear of WhkofUld." on* of tho tori delightful books ovor pub- Keen Protest Over Sinkii luncheon Wedneaday at 11:11 o’clock ta the grill room of the Valdet Hotel, according to a elatemci\t' mule thl* afternoon by 8. J. Nix, secretary o f th* organlaa* poet mailer had previously re A. O. tVngner, of Chiluota. who aufierod a badly wminded leg eeveral days nro while op­ erating n saw in a mill near there, wav reported to lm Im­ proving rapidly today by offldata of lha F*rnnbl Ijinghton Memorial Hospital. The Celery Camp, No. 628, of th* V'lMximrn o f th* World will hold It* regular achcdulad weekly meeting Tuesday evening at the Amerlrvn I-cglon Hut located on lly> Lake Shnro Drive. The meet­ ing I, staled to atari promptly at 7:30 o’clock. ■ ,Ttit>- first Pull meeting nt tho' Hcnilnolc C,unity Cumuli I'.-T, A, will lie held nt Geneva Tuesday tnnrnlng in 10:00 u'rlnck with Mr*. Pred Forward, president, of Forest City, presiding. Alt !*.• T. A. member* nt A*0lord and Betnlniile -Cmiuty ara Invllad and iir*0,1 In atlnnil. I.iinrheon will ba served at 12:00 o'clock. The brand nf horseplay shown hare bslng practiced by Ala­ bama football player* Is by way of training for th* coming Bam* boys’ encounter with th* Kentucky Wildcats. Riding with th* ball la fullback Charley Holm, while Jack Machtolff assumes th* wheel­ barrow role. Wlngman Perron Shoaipaker holds Machtolff* fe«t. The coach Isn’t looklr-f. A new British chemical process for rendering wool non-ahrink* able tun attracted considerable attention. Chemicals utilised by tha profen are aald to coat 18 cents per hundred pounds of dry wool, and little special equip­ ment la required. tered (he Atlantic Coeat Lin* Mufti, who will bo aent. tato oafle, depot b Longwood through re- Hko many of hb subordinate* If moral of a screen and had ho falb Into Brltbh hands, would knocked th* eombbrnllon from the Prefer Libya to Krenclrgoeentod • aafr but had aot entered IL L*b»nrn where there It scant Sheriff Hand reported that ap- •r»np**thy for Pnn-Iabmb more-1 potently Urn thief had been taent*. ......................... frightened and left th* acme beH# b enhl to be T onally lncom*l for* ba could open the oaf*. A nwnbado In Syria, unable to tacloee Imreetlgatbn ret rated that dulge In antlBrltlab propaganda. only a aultcaa* which had been . -------- ----------------------checked there waa mbateg from knowledge of th* operation of a the establishment. i combination lock In order to Sometime last .-night a 'b u r-.k n o ck o ff the combination'and gbr, hollered by official a to be. open the lock aa waa tb* caa* In th* perpetrator of th* other two robber!**, entered th* Poat Office ta Enterprise. knocked the com­ bination from the aafe but ap­ For Sale parently left after rifling th* content* and finding that (her* Th* local American Legion or­ ganisation wlfl meet tonight at the Legion Hut for a buslneaa meeting, according to ana an­ nouncement Issued this morning by. IfA.l. - . M W AA* commaqder. — — -— -— —A G. I\ D. 1 Workman, poet General bualneaa wlU b* dlacstaed and all mrmfceri art urged to bo •tamp* and blank money order* hi the aafe which were unmo­ le*ted. In all three Instance* gloved hand* were used by th* robber In .smashing th* combinations from th* aafee and apparently apacta) precautions were mad* not to IMr# any other tall-Ula evidence. Tb# smashing of th* combinations on tho aafe*. In Itaelf, potato to th* fact that th* Job ta probably lb* work of a professional, lawtnforclng officer, pointed out, line* It require* a thorough Gerber* Daisies, 4 Year Plants. Hibiscus, 1 Year Old. Fancy leaf Caladlnms. All Colon. Booted Cot* Unis: L in s tin m, Hibis­ cus, Paradise Vine, Flame Vine. Water Lilias, Bof Plants. Roses. Pool Con­ struction, Landscaping. AQ Plants Guaranteed. Gold Fish. Tb* Kto* Yes WIN Lika At PriM* V*u WUI U to FOR LITTER M A O A DLL HEADS. TAGS CARDS, RNVBLOPKS. OFFICR FORMS, STB PH01VE Seminole Printing Co* LET US DEMONSTRATE THE NEW “ F og M ore” Power Sprayer IN YOUR OWN FIELD AND WITH YOUR OWN DRIVER H TRACTOR*. SPRAYERS Also some bargains in ueed Sanfcrd Machine Co. Inc TELEPHONE 62 Try a Delicious Home-Cooked Meal W . C. HARTLINE AT Monroe Corner LANEY’S DRUG Phoa* U * W STORE 9275.00 General Motors T ir e s — B a tte r ie s PHONO-RADIO On E asjt Fsyrasat PUa AS LOW AS • COMBINATION Select your food from a Hat of dellclotta sandwiches and home cooked pastries. . . Mest your friends at Laney’a. WB FILL ALL PRESCRIPTIONS — PHONE 101 . $14)0 DOWN Just Tha Thing For Club, School or Amusement SEE US FOB YOUR GAS. OIL, LUBRICATION FRONT AXLE AND BRAKE WORK BAUER SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP RADIO SERVICE PHONE 97 C o m p le te L u n c h . . . . . 3 S c We are happy to announce the addition to our staff o f Mr. Carl­ 291N. PARK ton Mercer who is a factory trained lubrication expert P lant Vegetables N ou) CITY NEWS BRIEFS A. will hold Its regular scheduled * 1 1 — meeting ta th* 8*mtaol* High (OeeiSoee* »**** r**a (M l .School Auditorium Tuesday after, according to an announcement1noon at 1:80 o'clock according la mad* this afternoon by K. H i Mrm. Volt* A. Williams, president. Lonoy, Mrs. Holland L. Dean will b* tb* guest speaker for tho mooting and The Sanford Klwanta Club will Mr*. William* urges all parent* to hold Its regular scheduled weekly attend. , OTATT5 MARKET SC O T T S GULF ' HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO. SERVICE STATION (OIALBR) “ Hurpcc a Seeds Grow** W. FIRST ST. “ A Ford Neighborhood Berries Station” CORNER XND AND PARK ' PHONE 377 PHONE 41 a sat fie d Advertisements Have V-8 truck ta A -l ahape with good driver that would llko to rent out at reasonable rata. Apply C. A. II atara. Bog 1(05, V** Hosier 8 Gay s Paint—It's "B m I for tha South" btcaua* U’a apcetally blrmled and manu­ factured for tho Houthain climate. Stanley lioger* Hardware Co. Goragu Apartment for rent, I room* and bath, newly repainted intld*. Furnlihed or unfurnished. 0 : By an old lino legal Ileaaonablo. Apply 114 W. IPtb ■ life Insurance company, l to handle th* Mortnary Hey now being sold by Completely furnished garage aaacrialteni 1a Florida, apartment with electric refrig­ this la only old line legal eration. Phan* 10, company offering that ►r sixty days' ta FloridaFurnished * Apartment— Modern '■( pa* ItUr splendid, must convenience. Park A 20th, Phont (h eiaaa repreeecitatlon, 308. surety band required, • only about two taontha, Furnished 6 room upstair* apart* huatatoa accepted. On* •■cnt. Inquire Pit Magnolia Av*. i p r i baa written 111 apI la 14 days. Immediat* r» tnraamd with aba*' D an a n d WOLF H A t MOVED TO , A NEW AO D R C 99. DAN^ PRO BLEM 19 H O W . GEE. WOLF. TM I9 19 .A S T IC K E R — » - GOT TO G E T T H E INFORMATION a b o u t WU FANG*9 N E X T SH IPM E N T— B U T MCA IF 9 COULD MOVE IN ON TH O SE S M U G G L E R S — OU T T H A T *9 OUT OF T H E Q U E ST IO N -- A 9 9 0 0 N AT X SH O W UP. T H E Y K N O W I ’M N O T C H IN E 9 E A N D T H E V R E 9 U 9 P IC IO U 9 — W -W H A T -s W H O ’S C A L L IN G M E 7 - F e n r * V/. Z H E LL O . WELLQ, CM 7 BE AR D SLE Y F YOU 9AV A N N VARE’ 9 H E R E ? 7 B E A R D - - --------------------------- Z. GREAT/ HAVE HER MEET y/j ME AT W E A V E R S TEA yA . R O O M IN A N HOUR 'A V C H - I 'L L W E A R A FULL 9 " . « ‘o v s / TO H N D OF N A RC O TIC * VAMTINS K1 . W E A V E R S '. .TEA ROOM • FOR S O M E ' M IN U T E S WHEN ^ At D ^ n T / iZBStfA YOU 7 N THAT L O U T F IT / NOW D O N V 9 HOW A N Y 9 U R R R I9C I’M YOUR UNCLE BLAKE VUH REMEMBER V I R ^ U N C L E B L A K E -___ * J D O N T Y UM? \ 1 t W AN T Y O U T O R E N T CERTAIN P L A C E -- O P th A CURIO S H O P " — G E T T H I 9 A O D R E B G r -6 E T T H E M O N E Y FW OM O E A R D B L C V TOMOQW< A 9 SOON A 9 I T > O P E I CAUSE T H E LIGHTS A N D T H E R E IS A S CH ANCE O F h R E C O G N IZ E D . 4K LP M E A N D \ * MB .'r- ■* . a . v r ( O U T W H EN W U TANG W IL L D E E X P E C T IN G A N O TH ER S H IP L O A D �\ M IM M S ^ Frail A id Similar A m Ball, Hlfkwajr Davis Refuses Presidency Of 9- Power Meet Managers Hold Meeting Here Move Gets Underway To Extend Second Invitation To Japan ' To Attend M eeting Plans Are Made For Inspection, G r a d * ingAnd LabelingOf Produce AtMarketi DER FUEHRER PLAYS HOST t O W INDSOR A N D W A L L Y Japan Said To Fear ConferenceMay But Add To Bitterness BRUSSELS, Nov. 2.— AAP)—Norman H. Davis, it B u learned today, has de­ clined an unofficial bid to preside at pie Brussels con­ ference on the Chlnese-Jspanese conflict Davis, head of the Amerlcan delegation to the confer­ ence opening tomorrow, de­ Coach B. A. a Wilkinson's Beml-Pro Blackcats want through a long practice -nasalon last nlgfat on the Sanford Armory Field. Twenty ot the boy, -reported tor getting ready for 6 scheduled gam* in two weeks waa aceompltgbad. Those oat last Bight were: Billy Odium, Cart McWhorter, LaaUa Haraage. Bail Whitten. Jack Fardoa. Angtu Harriett, Raaeed Odham, Frank Knight. Bob Williams, Jim Stapler, El win Bgatron, James Singletary, akin- Tension Grows *\ Over-Slayings Japanese Expected To Reinforce Soldiers In Shanghai Drive R H AN O H Ar, N n r. 2— (AP)—-Hug* prolre-t 11m front JnpnncRe warships in tho Whangpoo River burnt along Shanghal’a wntrrfront to* night menacingly done to the United Staten cruiser Thia picture of the Duke and Ducheaa of Wlndaor with Chancellor Adolf Hiller of Germany waa Augusta. The Augusta wan nude during the ducal couple', vlait with Her Fuehrer at hla rountry home at Rerchteagaden. The ly^ig clone to the cruiser Wlndaor, plan to arrive In Ihe United Statre November II far inapectinn tour of American housing Idsumo as the Japanese flog* projects. clined with thanks the offer of the leaders to make him tha president. Meanwhile a movement waa under way to eriend to Japan an­ other Invitation to attend the conference. Supporters o f the movement held that a free ei* change o f views could he had rnity In the presence of Japanese representative!. Japan rejected an (O ntlm m m n o r n r i Semi-Pro Blackcats Hold Night Practice Japs RenewBombardment Of 'Industrial Pootung Across Ri­ ver From Shanghai A proposal to Inspect, imk and label all piVducs sold at ttaa Florid^ Stata Mart eta « a i tenta­ tively approved at a meeting ot market managers and represents* lives here yesterday. J- G. Michael, manager of tha State Farmer* Wholesale Market, we* host to nearly two acore visi­ ters from over the entire Bute. Americans Plan To S ta y O ff lim b WASHINGTON, Nov, 2. - M l --T h e United State* declined today an Invitation from the Cuban government to participate In a proposed AIl-Amerleaa meditation *d the Spanish civO war. The American government t m * down the Invitation *n the ground* that H repeatedly had u the Intention of refrain■ I from any Interference In tha Spanish situation. The not* expressed the “ very earnest hope’ of the American government and people "that a W In Aamika r NUMBER *18 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUtfJDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1937 U . S. Declines Bid On Spanish Civil W ar . <■'*# V fv Jr. i Two Men Killed Id Attempt To R ob Postoffice Thla picture of a Chinese sentry using a traffic tower aa a lookout peat waa made ehortly before the celebrated “ dare-to-dlagroup composing the "Loot Battalion- took up 111 last stand In the surrendered Chapel area. The men barricaded themselves in a warehouse and refrsrd to follow their retreating army. But after four days of defying the Japaneae, the heroic band withdrew to safety on orders of Generalissimo Chlang Kai-Shek. Rebel Wartbips [Elks Lay Plans Unite Off Spain For Carrying On For Big Blockade Big Safety Driv Government Concen- Co-Operation O f Otl tratea T r o o p s . T o er O r g an iz at io n Break Madrid SJeige Sought On Safel I ltE N D A T E . Nov. t . - W — Spanish Insurgent warships wern reported gtlherlnk today for wbat waa believed to b* a mam­ moth blockade of the eastern Spanish coast from. Atmerla to the Trench frontier. Three war veeeele—believed to be the cruisers, Canaries, Raleares, and Velaeco—were sight­ ed last night about IS mile* off the Valencia prat of the Span­ ish Republican government. Insurgent military dlspatrhes from Salamanca said Ihe govern­ ment waa concentrating troops and equipment In the Madrid sector foe a general offensive to break tha yaar-otd siege of the capital, Tha dtepatchaa said govern­ ment troop* had already started •tucking Insurgent advance po*U and government soldiers who passed Into tha Insurgent Una told of Intensive preparations for tha drive. Tank* were said to have aid­ ed lbs preparatory government assaults on Insurgent positions Twrident To Receive Waffle And Edward WASHINGTON, Nev, 2. —UV) Expert On Orient Wffl Speak H e r e Aa address on “Th# Present Situation In tb* Far East sad Ita Background’ wlU be delivered W morrow night beginning-at T|M o'clock at th*. Presbyterian Church by Dr. W. H. Huderm, a Preeby- ahip cleared hrr docks and bat" trned porthole, a , a precaution far the partly of her crew. The bom­ bardment waa aimed at Chlnes*( CITY NEWS BRIEFS battcrlra In tho industrial Pootung aero,a the Whangpoo River from the International Settlement, It waa In anawtr to Chlneae artillery* •helling o f Japaneae force# la the Yangtaepoo and Hongkaw arc tori of the Shanghai front. Alert Policeman Sus­ Mayors. Congressmen Tenalon between the Jepeneee British army unlta continued,! pects HoodlumsAnd...... And Governors Are and the m o lt of the killing of fivu Gives The Alarm 'pu»i Selected A t Polls Rrltlah aoldlrra and wounding o f five more during tha last 10 day a. Hr Tie Atwtuite i*r»— PORT HURON. Mich.. Nov. 2.— Personalities rather than na­ Hot Rrltlah officers expreaaed L*-» W - A squad of sheriff's deputies Mack Wnlkin, was removed to tional Issues dominated today's ami postal In-pee tors shot it out off year election* to -the eitent with two men they trapped In Ihe hla heme ml the Knit Side this that anma of th* winners may Japan*,* seemed to be taking Smith's Creek pualofflr* early to­ nmrninir from the Fernald Uuyh- reculv* ronalderatlon as 1140 tar* to avoid hitting Rrltlah ltn*a adjacent to tha new western bat­ day, killed both of them, and blew ton Memorial Hospital where he prealdeoUal timber. a .oae-atory frame building full of was operated on for appendicitis". Political observer* menltoaad tlefield. However, tha funaral Mcn.lgy or An alert vIRag* policeman, who neetlon: M a y o r Ftorello La- four Ulster riflemen AvaT marked " aenacd a post of fire holdup or (luanlla of N*w York, seeking by the absence of Japaneae offl- * tQaatleeea ■■ P an F ,« > burglary last Rat unlay, made tinroelectlun .with ilia backing ol showdown' possible. He become an unusual coalition of Repair suspicious when two men were Means, l.aburllra Boclsllsta and seen loitering slmut the luiildinr. Communists. sod officers started n constant United Htntea Senator A. liar watch. ry Mourn amt Htite Senator L**f-Jierlff William Vsn Antwerp| ti-r II. Clee, cnntesimg for the who led n raiding party to the governorship of New Jersey. post office after the two men were Moure, a Democrat, has been Featuring the regular weekly seen entering, ssl-l the dead men 1 governor twlco. flee, Republic- luncheon of tho Sanford Junler were Detroit Hoodlums. an. Is a Presbyterian minister, Chamber nf Coihmerr* held at He Identified one as John Novak i Ill-Mil«a nettling Ihosa races fi lls o'clock In the grill room of Immunisation nf and described him *a a police | Diphtheria Ilia votara were selecting may­ chsrseter. The other waa identified Ramlnole^ County - school children ors In mure than SO cities, leg­ the Valdet Hotel today, were re­ ports from tho club's activity W ill lm started In lint HoulhMlo from papers In his |w>ckot as Ed1’ilmnry Krhoo] Thursday morn­ islatures In llvn states, a gpvne- committees. went Scherer, of Detroit. ing ot 0'00 o'clock by Dr. A. nor tn Virginia and fuur conThe organifsllnn hnrd a report <1. Kirk, tiorulhy Moth. County gri-isnien to fill varanclva In from the Hvs-ill first Ion Committee Plans Are Completed school uur-io, announced toils y. Nuw York and Virginia. chiefly concerning the project lo­ Opposing I.nflusntla w a s cated at the interrectlen of South For Radio Program The Sanford Kiwanis Club will Jeremiah T, Mahoney, running I’ark and Geneva Avenues. The huld iti regular scheduled weekly on Ihe Democratic ticket with committee reported that the park Plans worn compIMed hy Cham luncheon tomorrow at 12: IR thn eupport of Tammany Ilall, had been plowed and thit plants her of Commerce offl- isle today o'rlock in the grill room of the llumneratlc chairman Janiri A. would be set late thla week. A fur a IS minute Hanford Salutn Farley, tlov. Herbert la-hniaii, Program over Radio Station W Voider Hotel, according to an an* end Senator Robert F. Wagner. number of the plants were donat­ ed by Mrs. Fred R. Williams and RUF In Gainesville, Friday, Nov, nnunri-mrnL made yesterday by 8. John I- l-owla' Commltteu for Clyde Rarilsey. J. Nls. Dr, W, II, lludaon, China II. befinnlug at *:U P, M, Industrial Organisation, was ac­ The committee In charge of the This limn war inadn available Missionary, will he the guest tive both In Ihe Ns* York and Celery Plan reported that an at­ fog tbe Bnmlnnia Founly com- speaker. Italroll election*. In New York It tempt Is being'made tn have all rnpres body through the ro-opwas backlog 1-aUuardla. tn De­ restaurants, hotels, and dining eratton of the Florida Stale troit It had Its nwn candidate rooms serve • special celery dish Chamber of Commerce and the for mayor. I’alrlrk It o'Rrlen, with rack meal during tha coming program will be delivered by tanning against City Clerk Rich­ winter season. one of lb* trained announcers ard Reading and It also had five It reported that ronterte have of th* WftUF staff. candidates for city inunrU seals. been mado with many local es­ The Chamber of Commerre of tablishments and they were said flriels nr* preparing a sketch Hendricks Indicates to have agreed to this plan. tor Ihe program dealing with Seniors Recommend Tha civic body also appointed Htnfofd'g history Including many Name For Field He Will Run Again Father J. J. XctlaKhan.es chair­ of the things the n iy has tn man of the program committee for offer today. It I* believed Ibel The Heritor clo-< ot the BernI.EEflBURO, Nov., 2. —<*■>— the meeting of Nov. 0. E. E. Leney the radio program will do much Inote lllgtr* Hchiw-t held Ra r*g f'ongri-asmsn “ Little Joe” Hen­ to advertise ths advantages ot utar scheduled monthly meeting dricks said yesterday be will eeck presided. the city of Sanford and Heml this morning- at the Institution. reelecttun In the May primaries. Inal* County. Featuring the meeting was the Ilrmlrirks, who represents th* Local Woodmen appointment of a committee to Fifth Florida District, said he will . Will Meet Tonight go'before the local Bchool Board not make an official announcement *nd recommend tb* naming of until be qualifies, in AprU. The Celery Camp, No. •!*, « t the hew Seminole High School lla was In Ix-ethurg addressing ' tha Woodmen of the World will football field tn honor ot Mrs s meeting of Klwanlens, I.lons nnd bold Ita regatar scheduled weak­ Gladrs Morris Williams, Itotarlans. During bla talk be de­ ly meeting tonight nt T:H Voll* ’ A. Williams, jr „ brought clared “ I have received certain In­ o'clock at tha American legion the matter before lb* class end formation from certain sources Hut located on th* Lake Front, Douglas* Btenstmm. president, that convinces ms tb* Cross State according to a statement mad* brought tbu question before Ihe (Anal Hill has a very favorable yesterday by a a Collin*. plea* for a voto to he taken- chine* of passing at tb* M il Con­ Th* reports of lb* NationTh* *nllir* group votdd • unan­ gress.'* . Wide Victory Drive that U now imous selection and Mr. Hti-n Dlacuislng th* canal opposition, In progress will be beard bytbn Strom appointed a committee which holds th* waterway would group also with Slat* and local with Mr. Williams aa tb* chair Injurs Florida's water supply, h* reports. A abort program baa ■aa. said; “ Shall you put your confi­ b**n arranged for tb* mealing. Th* commit!** will present dence In United State* army •*>* It woe also announced that plan* tb* matter to superintendent T. firman and geologists, or in geelo- are nearly completed for a else* W. Lawton, sad to other mem glata who think thejr'rd geologists, Initiation that is to b* M hero b*ea of th* board tomorrow or la torn* engineers who think In Bastard O f apoosorad bp tht afternoon. they’re engineers I* Fifteen . P e r s o n s Arraigned In City Court Yesterday Fifteen persons, moat of whom were charged with drunkenness were arraigned before City Judge Thn Safety Committee of the Frank I» Miller In a session of local order ot Elba met In ihe the Municipal Court at the Po­ Elks Lodge last night to 'out­ lice Station yesterday afternoon. Two negro cases continued line plans for thslr safety cam­ paign during tha coming year, from the ljut term of lb* Court B. Rungs, secretary ot thecom- were dismissed. They were Ed Junta, charged with the sale of mlttee, announced today. lottery tickets, and Ed Blmmons Tha Elk's, alarmed over the charged with being drunk and Increasing number of traffic so disorderly. eldest*, have Joined other or­ ■ . Georg* Byrd, negro, charged ganisation! In n vigorous nation with driving while intoxicated wlda campegn to reduce the pleaded dot ’ guilty and his case targe number ot fetal accident!, was continued until Wednesday. Mr. Rungs eeld. Tha following nine persons At their meeting last night. were arraigned before the Judge It waa decided to solicit tbs ro- on charges of drunkennaaat Lan­ operation of othsr organisations dis -Roberts, negro, pleaded guilty In Santord In carrying out thslr and waa fined |S or IK day*; H. program of trsffle-asftty educa­ Steinmryer. pleaded guilty and tion In tbs schools as wsl| as waa given n 60 day straight sen­ for |ha general public, • tence; Clarence Cleveland, negro, The safety committee a*t as pleaded guilty and waa finel <10 another of Its objective* the re or SO days; Edward Jackson, ne­ move I of all obatractlona which gro. estreated a f t bond when obscure the clear view ot auto­ h*-faU*d to appear In Court; J. mobile driver* at street cor­ C. Cooper, negro, pleaded, guilty ners and intersections In San­ and waa fined <5 or IB days; ford and tha Coanty. Mr. Hung* Wank Marshall, negro, pleaded stated. guilty and was fined |S or la The Elks bop* to secure the days; D. W. Oriek, estreat >d a cooperation ot every cttlsao la <10 bond; and Elton Evans. a'*o tha County through their publle- charged with p im n djti of lot­ II7 campaign and hop* to great­ tery tickets, pleaded^gull'y and ly reduce the' number of fatali­ waa fined <40 or 10 day*. ties and alleviate a grant amount A brah am Nelson, negro, of «urr»rt** which results from charged with disorderly conduct, traffle accidents by educating waa found guilty by the Court carefulness lata every driver. and fined <1B. or SO days. Ger­ Members of the safety Com­ truda Baas and Blanch* Paradise, mittee who met with Exalted negroes, charged keeping a dis­ Ruler Oeorge Thurston last Bight orderly house and disorderly cun' were; W. T. Shalty, chairman: sduct. ware fined <10 or 20 days. B. Itunga, secretary; Sheriff O. M. Hand; Chief of Police (toy O. Williams, II. J. Lehman. Sod Today’s Election May Have Bearing On 1940^ Politic* Reports Are Made By Committees At Jaycees’ Luncheon Team No.\l O f Bowling League Takes First Place In Last Week’s Games Meeting Is Held ■ By Leyton Post LOCAL W EATH ER �s. A n s r ld The Sanford ■ h n t ri M t ____ Ititv at tho raw Malar*. r* H fc, M h J I I M U W IM AiMM ^ ^ • .iF rE E E E tfS Mr CottSso r*f W on . » U m w u i a—*«iaUE ? S ? p S | i!! onIsis* t m , will a* w i r j i l I at M * a r a lm iM a t K IM M fll IM MM* OVW MaraU la IM MOM a iiu lM a *. Otltaaa l stela** ta IM la ratal alt laa aaaatrr alia artaWaal taaHara la OUn i * a a iliM r Isrol* la a ila* rraaa wheats la aaala* aatltfa* la IM aaa far re" « at all boss* MaaHkM ta h a* aat •iserwlsla tala paaar aat alaa m l a m noallsbs* MrHa. larhao ta aaallraMaaa a* aaa Ilm U M t M i« a ara alaa I nt. ; ------------- T0B8DAY, NOVEMBER X. 1MT OUR REPROACH ? JWs headiest slaughter 11til* lambs •» pisy, Ami <le not hear Ihs dumb crus lion groan; ,Wi tramp)* flowers an oar Jisad loo .And do not hoar the sad earth'o undertone M* male alt nature tarva ua, and we o p Wild frlghlanrd tklnts, and band them ta our wilt] do not vote far freedom for there stave, Berauae we lore tha Clreui, and the thrill Trade A t Home There la an ok! aayinjr that thp otfior cow's vraai looka the greenest, and no doubt that explain* why ao many people go to other town* to do their shopping or buy through mall order catalogs. There la something about a picture of the cheapest sort of thing in a msll order cat*log which makes It look moat attractive. But who wants to be a cow? For the moat pert Sanford merchants are progressive and leap on their aheltM a wide assortment of modern and up-to-date merchandise. Prices are generally In line with thoee of other cities, and the quality la usually as Rood or better for the price. There la no reason for San­ ford people to shop otit of town and there are plenty of rdaeons why they should shop at home. When a person trades at home, he Is not merely helpInk to enrich the merchant at whose store he trades. He l<)ie!pU f t° Rive some clerk a Job, helping to reduce un­ employment helping to lower the requirements for char­ ity and relief. He la helping the merchant pay his taxaa and the City to maintain adequate police and fire protection and to contribute to the support of athletic fields, parks, snd playgrounds. When a person trades at home, he la helping a bus! ness which in turn may help his own business. No matter what line of buslnesa or professional*activity a person may bd engaged In, he la bound to benefit, If not directly, at leg|t Indirectly, from the prosperity of any one business in^ the community. Bvary business heipn every other bualn«M and the prosperity of the community moven backward o f forward exactly Ilka the prosperity of individualn. Even the tamers benefit from trade at home policies. Soma of them may think that because they usually sell their produce In northern markets and derive their Ineomq from out-of-town aources they are equally Justified In spending their money out of town. Of course they have the ri|ht If they want to, but they arc not helpfn* their town when they do It. And they enjoy as much on anyone tha facilities of tha bank, the power company, the tele­ phone company, the theater, and other local Institutions which depend upon the prosperity of the community tor their existence. During the Fall months and the coming Chris as holidiy season, thero will be considerable buying on * the part of Hanford residents. Throw away the mall order catalog. Trade at home. Boost your city. ---------- ----------- O f watching animals, eondemnad for life Variety In Florida To pace their narrow eagea to and fro j f 1 Ha rrlma hart theae committed: Borne Interesting sidelines on Florida's varied Indus­ why do we trial, agricultural, and social activities are rovealed In a del pleasure from surh tragedy recent dispatch Dorn tho State Chamlter of Commerce and woeT For we demand full freedom for ovrsolveoj Wa re»*l In green woadi, the aun, the alars. Row la it we do nothing to set free Those wistful prlaoners behind their here ! (IIRAI.DA FORRES. Gov. Cone la oppotad to •’Hobo fciprsis' operating Bast Oast. That’S right, nor, make them send them to Cuba. ----------- o-----------.93. R. Sti-lUitlua, the new ehajr Hlan of the United States Steel Otr^iralion is only IS, He's almost young enough for the U. S. Hu prents Court. - ■ o--------- * Mia. Pauline Cobler of Shrovephrt, U . claims the I0O yard daah grandmother record. She la only M and has a granddaughter asvan laohlha old. which nays that the old saying “ Variety Is the spice-of life" la the final answer to the question why so many peo­ ple prefer to live In the Sunshine State. For instance, It was said: Ooala has, of all things expected to he round in Florida, a ski manufacturer! An Irish potatoe canning plant, one of two In the United States, la located at I'alatkii. A man In EusLia has an right-pound black bass that takes breakfast from his hand every morning at 0 o'clock. . A sister and brother In Jacksonville, after exhaustive teats over A period of a year, have discovered a man's whiskers grow almost twice as fast in n Florida summer as in tha winter. A resident of Lakeland Itas been wearing pajamas each summer for the |>asl five years, lie has jiocketH in­ stalled in them; outside of that, they are regular "p. J'e." A gentleman In New Smyrna has one of the only two known gold one-cent pieces issued during the War between the States by the C/onfedrrnto government. Near Starke arc found wild gooseberries that never ripen. Key West has a Itoyal Palm that branches out Into two trunks. A fish market In Cocoa has a regular wlnler'vlsltor In Joe, the Pelican. He files to tho market, lands on the door step and walks in to collect fish heads that are saved for him. The Japanese, we read, ara be coming highly indignant over the attitude o f tha British In the Far Ebal. The British, apparently, should get out of tho way of Jap­ MANKIND ARE very otlti emilurrs: One half ct*nanese sheila If they don't want to sure what they practice, the other hnlf practice what gtt hit. th«v censure: the rent ulwnys nay anil tin uh they ought. — — TUESDAY, NOVEMBER t, 1M7 • T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , FLO RID A ' P A t iE t w o — o ----------------- Just nt tvr thought, panhandlers — BenjAmlrt Franklin. •rv nut the only folks coming to - IT IS MUCH easier to do and die, than It Is to reason Florid i this wtntrr. Nor are the legitimate tourists. There Is an­ why.—0. A. Sluddert-Kcnnedy. other clement who will probably do tHalt- best In “ share the wealth" of THE TEN most overworked words in current Ameri­ ltaai residents. W H A T HAPPENED TO TH E M AR K ET? By CLAUD* A. JAOGER btatbMa man and manufactnrom harry to lay In Inventortra id good! Md mater laid when prices ara rtalnr. >nd otand back and whit for prices to kit bottom HOLLYWOOD, Nor, 5. —Ron once they atari to doclln*. 80 buyers hold otf during the turn- Blue la winner ot * $I0,0JQ ramble mer. t—and that'a why bo'a in fictwroa The alert mitts began to fin- today. Uh up n hlg accumulutlon of orAfter a score of yearn on tha darn aa summer drew to a eloao,' atagv, wlstful-ryed Ben cama to and their production schedules liollywaod. Ha found a studio alackanad phtuhtly. cotton mill*, mors Interested In one of hit bud atmitar etperlence aa tho dance routines than him, Hit Bak­ prlca or the raw alwpto fall from ing price for the routine was anmnd 11 canto a pound early, (10,000, He could have had ft, too la tha year to close la t renla —not then but later when the pic­ thla fall. ' ture people decided the price Rualntaa began to hnaltaia at. wasn’t too steep after ill But Btn a lima when tha wnr scaroacm-j had thought It over, too. anatad from tha Mediterranean "Tell you whet," he aakl. "Ill and tha Far Knot and routed n give you the dance—If you'll give good deal of uusualness, Observ­ me a part In your picture," y ers nlso point out a new session' The danc*—the minuet Ben of Congren loomed, Inrotrlng Blue did With Oracle Allen and tha possibility of wage and hour Ooorgo Burnt In "Collega Holi­ legfaUtlon and new tasaa. In­ day-'—wowad the. ptevlewers, and jecting new problems for bnti-j Ben became famous In Hollywood nest. Dine started In show buslnesa a« a straight dancer. He eamr to Talk liy the President and bo a romlc by accident. Eighteen iitbeni of balancing the budret years ago he was doing a difficult —something conservative Wall Ruaslsn dance at a Los Angeles Street hna been Insisting on for theater, and ot the end of hit a long time—did not Inspire, fourth performance In one day he me fid epee. Many could only tee was exhausted. He staggered off a higher rut In expendllnrea or stage, the audience howled higher tasee, nr both, tending tn "Mryhe Ini funny he thought. redure purchnetng power. Con* The nest day he began burlesqu­ AP Financial tdltar I to tha IcIclM M Investor Car NEW YORR. No». L—lfffuJ too taM . JIM not lha volnrao wtan aa «aeh U llt.wa.aN^aS •* '•“ •"F ** .la cat from th. tha local totaJ >oe*M qootM aak Mb •rtJMvan-raav ()| M l)||raaonli g«in ofWhy tha ca»paat no of atocka ana batten trued , „ 0 gggjg in tho atock markatT tn Wall Biraal, that* ssaat ho glnUlar plats wore auapactaA. a plain maaon for lt -< t beat 0n# eoagtataSbn dlargad a that swan stwplt eomwtm amas, rW|]1 Hear to tha layman. • I raICa war* mantiaaad. tBura D«t lha typical WtQ I Sgta j operalor* »b o call atocka oapart, . J f t they Jo oat hive ta lha aipao"why f" la hloatly pal ta Jttai tattoo et later buying them, for la llkaly to «t aaamar, n ip , than dsllvtry, at a lower pries. Dalaanch Into • lM|-wta<e< tatata ( pti* aftorts la a««p uha on Utlon on aconemlca. Intaraaftanai h ,,, bu) BOl th, b * . „ affnlra, tana and Shvargtaaat founil ways to cover their tracks, regulation: I garhapa tkroogti oparationa hy Thoaa who haft tha raMIOM vt)r 0( |/ndon anS Amsfsrdam? anaWan ara laellM* 10 lay It fh* arfaeta of “war scarv." and all, or must of It. a« the dear- rorstro money In Watt Street at*p of WailtftltM. wMtfe 14 B]po k i n ncilved thtlr >bira aomn Wsll Strut an w t a M l rm H ttm . enooah. imnmneh aa wadhtar ■ • • ton, for lha moat part, tali U4 tha SRC and tho Htoek Eil t m t stump nt Wall Btfaai’* rnanga hava nndartakan Invaad°°r_ _ ' ilasilona to show whether any Tha favorlta thama ta w ilt (|a|*ar lafluancaa havo been St Street haa boon that ragutaRtaa worgi wag Atroot gonorally oaof tha ARC, r*a<rifting t t j W A prvaaoa confldewf* that tha antnt aellvltlaa nt tha n RMm lvar tbl tang run will bo prereaitonai martat oporatorc, aa f0UB< tt> b« -m t" wait aa putting atrtnta or asAe* Wb„ gtrawt acowomlata aay •tlvna of rorporatlana, haa ma4d (h«ra la aomo protty Importaut tha marks! "thin," maaatag background to lha roesnt mar- eervallva Wall Street still wants the budget balanced, saying It la that lha rotama of sttady day- ht( losJay trading haa bean anThor polot not that prlca. esaentln) tn sound natlnnal econ­ tailed; an that a aalRag order, with soon-sir a notable In* omy, but there la some worry aa which tn tho old daya might torruptlou from March lt l l to tn how It will bo done. Out or It nil. Wutl Street dehava doproaaad a atari maybe March t»IT-ahout the longrot a point, would dapraaa ft thru suatalard Hm In Wall Stroot vetnped a hart rase of nerve*, or lour palnta. j ntatory. iMriug tha laitar part lltrw long || will tube bualneaa * * * ' o f tIU Mil tha early months to return* Ita recovery, whether Aa agatnat ilita, ds fond ara of ^ HIT, than wa* a good Uaat lliu market decltns haa been egtho 8EC point oot that lha g( tha boom-tlmo alata of mind restive, and whether atnlater InfluVnrel have been at work, all market had qulta a slump la' tfovalaptar. HIP, without any BKC, and go, financial a n d credit outhor- •rv Questlnm la be antwered in on to aay that rogarditaa of Ulna, hath In 'Washington and the future. Strong glrkma of hope are "thin** markata. onea atocka ara Wall Itraat waroed against let­ cheap anough tn attract wealthy ting an ataaaalva bwim develop. eeea la tha fart that the bump Investors aa bargalna, Invaator* Toward taring, heavy spoculallva er crops and active biisliioes over' no doubt will burry to hay purchases In lumdun In mnnec- most of Ihs yenr liavo brouaht) thorn. lloa with nawa at lha lirltlsh estimates of tho lilahcst general', ftualnaaa analyato say that tha srmsmsnt program developed publlr purchasing power In years, ■lamp In tha market can ocarco- with repercussions hers. Copper which may provide a pond spring­ ly ho aald to hava coma out of touched IT canto a pound, near­ board for the neat recovery a claar sky. Production In aov- ly doubling la SVlaa lit s year. move. ora) llnoa such aa atnol, tat- Now warnings of arespalva prlco1 Ulan, shove, and activity In loeroasss coma front Washingbuilding, had baan nipping, and lew. e s s finally want halo* where ft *ha a year previously. This, they Boon prison began tu ullp say. at leant* could f-*a Intarprat* harp and there. Aa aummer] ed aa ahuwlng a potto In th a rama around bumper ernpa ware 4 All (*•«*■ Ttfllii U w R *e ftria l CDb r i rocovory trendladicwtad, aundlng prices of Rut why aurh an abrupt and many farm ataplea lower, and draatlc slump, In lha apaeu of before long the commodity price Phono K92-W or 823 a couple of months! Tha talh tread waa sharply downward, of a paaaa In baalatas asamad . Now It it wall known that Green Valley Dairy RICH MILK ing his Russian dancs. But babif funhjr Ifl pictures— that's sorosthlag olio, tags Ben “ How can a thing bo funny_ when It'c done ao many time* t<w make one scene T i f you think li'^ ^ Ain to taka the same fall IS or 23 times far aa many rahaaraala and takes, try It tome tlmtl" In "Thrill of k Lifetime," on io* cation at Malibu Lake, Blue was Jilaylng the skipper of a plcasufS boat, am) In one scene he put In a bit of Impromptu bjilntts. Ha pushed the boat away from th* iler, using a long pike polo and eanlng against It from th* boat ao that he was stuck In mid-air over the water. "Always good far a laugh, that orte," aaya Ben. "But George Arrhalnbautl, the director, sug­ gested it would ho even funnier U 1 sort f>( fell Into the water " Blue ashed how deep the wpter WSa. They aald IB feet. Ben aald lie knew hit clothes would shrink, aakl his make-up would be ruined, pleaded mastoid trouble— and after 20 minutes had talked tha director out of that one. f "Then someone kicked the pole, I fell In and was almost drowned.' jjn relates "I hated to admit It, but I can't swim a stroke. Now oA the stage—" The great mass of paintings are on silk. Chinese PAUL’S " 10th Anniversary SALE The havoc that (ho sun has wrought during these summer months on milady's hair Is going to have to bo repaired. Today, because of our extensive educa­ tional system, we know something about hair and tts earn and our preparations which are mixed for each individual's sculp disorder and li-xtun- of hair by one of the oldest labora­ tories. This treatment will restore the natural oils which tha aun draws out leaving the hair like straw. It will revive and refreshen the hair, even If the damage has alrendy hern done. Thousamls of hulr-dres<ers arc giving this Individualiied Treatment and you can irct a perfect permanent. 17.50 ItaallHtlc and Rllllncs $5.00 $8.50 Eugene * >$4.50 All Over RlnsleD* End Curls . $3.50 $2.50 . Cocktail Facial 50c P. P A U L ’S 110 Magnolia Art. Phono 4H HERE COM ES PACKARD FOR 1938 •the in b t s i r s th at c i * r y N ill than ptaailaw RIM—Tha » « P*^UJ TT^.k. __m J l l S ^ « e ^ b 2 can speech. According to Wilfred J. Funk, publisher of Th« Evidently the residents of Polk New Standard Dictionary, arc: lousy, okay, terrific, con­ Cbuiily don't want dog racing as tact, gai, racket, swell, Impact, honey, nnd definitely.— tlsm_ tccond election held again News-Weak. wan'd kgalnst them. Why not bring --------- o--------the race track ta I-eka Gbonty, w »h«i ninny of our cltlsens wilt not hStu that nightly drive to Sanford. RADIO HAS FAULTS —-Tevetea Citlirn. . OCALA HTAR In tha hectic oa-and-off days of the Florida canal, when Ocalana were dally aapactlng tu hear fav­ orable news out of Washington about another allocation or, pusslbty, passage of a can bill by congress, llatrnvn ln on tha radio frequently thought they had heard something that they hadn't. Frequently, ta the not too dis­ tant past, Star reporters have an­ swered the telephone ta hear somathing Ilka Ibti: "I* It trua that Prtsldsnl Room* valt has Just roada another allo­ cation far lb* canal T I hra id It over tha radio." Tha anawar was slwaya, "No, you didst hoar that over lha ra­ dio) the figures you hoard inantlonsd war* those usad In am As* her i w m fer the current saelStad Prase dispatch giving tha ta business b etplalnad by ameuat o f moats that Las al­ States Newt as tha tre- ready ba«s aipewded on tha canal-*' W* a n again ramtadad that wadM ta M M B i t the post year R k to* radio Is hat a perfect communica­ lewUtse has practically tion iftS C j fir the dissemination an end ta tha “pump of news by something that has polity W too fast ssaarrsd ta 8L Petersburg IS b epeadl Bays tha Timas of that d ty: MAS any Um< _____ ^ s It U*e England has declared h tha difference bsi nssn ta* war aa Japant* -Whmi'dld Eng­ •"d antpa, which yaao from land dectara war on Japnnf* add a handled ether Theta add •ta UaBi kdnd TIa m tilmkoAi t Among those who are being Went toned ns a possible successor to Franklin ti. Rooeevtll 1^ 1040 la Albln Dark ley, senator from Xentucky, snd nvgjarlty leader In the Senate. Senator Pepper Mya Umt he experts Senator Barkley artil receive the White House bless. tag in IMO. ----------- o— .. Business la apparently picking * » ta Sam# parts *f the atato. tha Vtnatllla Tribune, which has been Panted In Motml Dora, ta m w fe­ at* IItag Rs own plant where it Aspects ta A* a lively Job as well as print Int ltd S*n MPer Contra Islat torn to Feprork, IU etiterprisbig editor sad1 man •ta buytaaaday aJUrtaoo. V i t a * *•** ’ & rnllrrs ?■lit tiny had Ih-JVU II on tha radio. Then llis* Tiiura n-frrs to the anlioum-t nu-til made (Irn l Britah (nix' tin- United Stalest that UrlkIsb m my authorities had ordered their defruse posts tu (Ire on any attacking plaui-s. In •xplsnellun, tha Times says: **. . Psriots, tuning ta perhaps heard only part of the broadcast and not having It before them ta black amt white—aa they do In their* m * •papers—n a t u r a l ly Jumped tu the wrong conclusion. That la the defeat ta radio news broadcasts. Too many people tuna In too tale or listen loo baUan ttnly. “ Tha radio la n fine taalnimsn tillty fur bringing foesidenl Itooss veil’s first Ids chats, Mr. L a n don's ‘lloovi-r-howier-offers' bird Cnh (bUoway'a awing but as a disaamlnator of newt wa can only say tha effort b mendable, but the result U too often fa Ultra and confusion." And U shontd bo sold, tee, that Uta radio usually dipanda on tha Mwapapora tad thnb grant afm b tad newa gathering organ isa ttons to originals tha news they brandealt and which b ao mlaondetained hy ksatlsnlivo Onnk Star. r S S f M M —A* I 01 MEW1938 PACKARD SKA N IXO N 88M IN 0LE GARAQR , 1 BU TT , . 208 W . FIBST 8T . ■ �t jm m & p - _ r -T - ---------------- NomtBen i tssi Tlhji $AN$OOTl ffERALtf. SANFORD. FtORIDA PACE TITREE r»EX tVIFfe W ED? Social And Personal Activities # ELIZABETH BRIGHAM JORDAN, Sodsljr Editor Social C alendar NASSAU, Person ah FRIDAY The flirt Scout* will meot al the Little JIouso nt 3:13 o'clock al which tlm« Mr*. F. E. Holt will give a talk on plants and flowers. The Worker's Council of the First llapl.st Sunday School will meet nt 0:30 o'clock. The rucular meeting uf the American iJ'glrrn Auxiliary w i l l '- * . v ,. tb* held 1 ill,1 liiiitie of Mrs. II, J I r lC 6 t i n f r R, lo*w|a, lt)t>2 Magnolia, Aye- rnrtHrcmtliif nnunul (ti»»ir wllli tl»*» (|rl.in<ln TU**r» Friday rra* utifgr. • divorced wife of Elliott i| shown with f'urtln Win e ceremony. The wtsldhig f'Inncli In Phllaitelphia. Ry ROHBIN t Also Special Added Feature »»l nh I*%|»rff liPrtlill I'LlH* rh ii i B in ) ;. lint not ronrli. ami lo a i»rnr 400 Special Attraction* PERMANENT ^ I jI T I I I H I I TM EVALEEN’S BEAUTY SALON F a ll N eed Tuklne singe star* mid re No min tiiinpliiii llli’ iil lor movie pur fii fur itilvaiifoil In u i u iih t , with piisrs In common lank ill colli ti »iT»H*n i liunuli'T an m*11 ciUchhc Gladys lleorge, vxlm now IIH C')| IK|>1II l*n- w 1st till s*x luu III cellulidd tears, lumk vtbgittimiil. Ini# i*Yor ilidlhrmioly til dramuile tit el la Ardlec, engua i d In »eri*eli «lap*ilik And lira rh u tk id Mini th a ra ilo r out malh ,\lat« lliduud, who Is a hoard Yi'siPi wgo, llnrohl l.ttijd liwiio movie eittnlc. Hul win ii I'huplln lose* those tin li .1 <h.oiL'o. II* didn’t *'l tiling tiDYi r 110*1o lirforo any*, wosit .lion* ■ r*o< tm lo* Ailfilldio M *o)"0 out nf lh * id* Ilf (Invo your d ot hr* cleaned nl Hr'inlnolo Dry I'lrnnri'd nnd mat iiaaurcd tlml you have the Uent dot lira iiraurance you can iHwailily have. Seminole Hm thanR** Ii i u nli'ltfi 1 of tn«iafltltII1 i l i l l i u Im t v h«r *<mi*' llrwt rn»o rhnitn tor l!» ’’f loi ilium m*, Im hi1 l u g t ntm'd y, W ll l h i i n |***u«l| d id ii irittllim « liatiK*1 o f i Im i . i * l o r , Iimi. lull |ti» i l iu ng o DM 'Oii|Mid* d liU i hi* l»* LUNCH 25c SERVED FROM 11 :.10 TO 2:00 ;><r HIE KEXAL Vfednoiday, Thursday STORE I H U E D K I.IV H n PHONE 313 li i i n»! •!«• H«i»f «!*• Ilrui lamon 111 Lw|ll Sltltp 2 tor 5 0 * 2 far 2 6 c w. P-a.— r*<*» *asa* ill aaa# NM Ml 31 •M sroi *if» I'L l KOKH. >>ii>ntaiiiii*< 2 lor SO* footli Past* 2 tor 26* l"»aIt-a»*»>1*** <* »to ita oa , *.,!li*»k i |Hi|f»tto XIsra dw l* ls-da*t iH i'" " T " ;" AtoaiMbait *M| tu to*, to' I U v Mi m i u i -Os f tm Ktk 2 Isr 2 6 * r.;'• s„;:.i-.m ftr«»Jbf#l« Cat4H 2 tor 3 6 c m io d c /v ir t w l Itul.liliijtl Alrnlinl 1 *i iti \\u 51* a i* 5 1 * Dadlra -Hprlaga— T railer* A | i k r yaw f t t affard t« p *F Martln’i Garage ■rkiit|i(l*|t was M l 2If ala* F*m*i TiMtTII row H alibut L iv c r O il Ol|)Hlllf*H (plain) 2 fo r • I * 0 1 L|»a«im Mall * tor 2 6 * c APaaw*t C od L iver O il itaf R S l ? 2 •** * A ft tuff. AGAR LX ilw Hit 1 i ski* FatolaH t iv n a» a« D t fe. aaa* »*—* flM*1H44MK N UN to f«* Afciwra iv listn iL na'THaatii lyb’ »M Be«a4 IH U III I N M I | . k. vnAHal MutaM' mi «T<wiMi rfA o ia. SMkVWv U .if .,4 U>1> rratia lationerjr liO in 1 Make C om p a ct.. a ( hk* 2 far 2 6 * tIt**l* Kiln *• t--rili oHu -a*to»s*a *ItaaA to watol bill*apsastos*r,* n * II* T iT B * T a t lk H r u a li HSgfo.ibrtt* a tar i|a ru ffs ii/ t lf in iN ■ r v - U a?. ^ IM IM IIIT I H s )f I tar $ j* j a r i T i i u u l i *: la> eratitod N«a«pa.MmM r iw li' I hr f j * accou n t*. G taa ra l Repairing T ra ck S Aat# B s r t k * F rid ay. S a tu r d a y ««h **U. MOU a far 51* d u /fix Touchton Drug Co. 4 BigDays n i l . ru*- «uJ PERK’S CLUB b Allowing I'llON K K«H & fs a p m l Martin's Garage Cleaners 220 MAGNOLIA AVE. a tor * 1 .0 1 of p u t « C le a n in g v’ltrcfiil clt-nnlnir ia the LIKK INSUHANl'K of YOl'U CLOTHES. And nol only will n m fu l fltvininif pro­ tect your clothi’i* from the pffecta o f Imuf tlaily wear and tear, l»uL it will «l*o ktn*p you looking your Iwat. Hi til vfHiftt* (it d l»i* thdtii' I helpvd FMJMW yaw help arm P r o t e c t io n C a r e fu l A E0% Discount on $2,061.32 WEDNESDAV-THURSDAY C lo t h e s The Of sca le Ihe loro tflre • hanged •*> Ann-ill ii n loaxles. the,, >vn* ill* lo x erid Tor ,lnarr nuiiedy li x*hhh .-In reai lo-il slaidnm NO FOOLIN’ [VNight C om o in T m lny F o r Y o u r F oil j Y our chins Nov., 2 . — if ample i*f rhsruclei clistlf*. Bhe ChiHIo rhaplln sfl iinid omli lilt was tin- siren txpe. relmttiher. ''"KVy trousers tloin Ida tuliire the irth iil.il heavy win* lurked hi*on aoino III lie* shadows ultra*, ready |o Him plana MIL btii ll«»fllttl|? d«*fInllt* ho'll Imv** |ifi‘* y»li'nt 11* |n tMiiifilily* r %**« ilUmlpirw f Nntr. nidI MH IH«I Ini' »• »*rrr ORLANDO. Nov. • - f,fi Jnd soil II Walker, pi raids,,| of Ihn Florida Aaaoclallon of v*ni|t,|y Hrhltol Hiiperlulrmlenl* said)** terday h uniform nnd slmpUflrd aysleni ot couni v *ctnsti account* lug would be discussed st a merlins In Tallalinsaee Nor, I 7.J BUSINESS MAN'S and Ihn othrr to O* A. I'nrilii, In ari'rl • Iwrbfciu aland n» ir tin* railroad cruMlnK on Tit Ir trvoth Birtrt at an i*atlm«l**d r<Mi| of ITS Tfcir 11 iipFlU (isr priMiip) nf |pnli«* BCHOOL BOARD TO MEET • miilotih dm i- Ii" |dn%’od \IH ilo ntu fal% In illo .il f d n T t m i t Mritilinri of tin* Mothm1|t«t hit aw |t«in d L» h'd tuon wltfi riotM'li wnia iira»*fl l»y llu lr |«»» K< hfoii llOvitlw |*i*l lilt! Ill lor, |lio llov. I' ah I ||(ilfr:irn # lo for li)1* i n i oi<dott h i* n loto ilay |o |i««t to ttli (i *|»»>rln| of throni*. foil to lit’sir Dr W. II Uudaiiii mi l ary 1. a sli lkh,« ex ntiiriit-»i nilftfloiitiry from rliln a , who win ttpnnk hi tlin I'lonliyt*1 rian r h u n h toniorroMf ulr.lit. T'orntulnr itild areok |»ray**r u r n |i o hn.'« In * n Hlmtnutml lo itfi|f»r Ihai mI| nnmlMin Mill l»«* oWlo lii Mltrfid. T m» Inilldlng | n iin lh «rrr» gr«fit**«t liy I'liillillim 1»HjK*rlor U I*. |*aitcni yonti*itl«) • lino lo Jnliinn Mlnoit for la io o fln t 111 • tv o atory dwelling on Thln aam h Htrmf i him*r .) |o if »wl ll.iii HAS TIIB SIIMMHH SlIN PL A YE D HAVOC WITH Y O r it HAIR «i-ro eutnnlo HOLLYWOOD SIGHTS ANI) SOUNDS In Ilie rnar nf tlm InalhuHmi will Bn rrmly In time htr tlio M.k* th.« ^ rn|dv trit If p4>a«it4 in nr*tnit. itiiiiMwf* nmitrtt *p Lorn*. h4 v*• fri lUvni L,K*>t«, get if kolrif).* t»**•ftlutt* Uf II* hacli nc1i« V'Kf /l«lt fit II*till*. , •linlitr•r utt. Mictiu IfafM i.it. . Ill Hr ii rrtn ultUli n. *.)<• .Mltr.l nnk-t • |u (III•i* <h« kid* jural if j «*a «*"'U*i rma eat* n ».»- •*.1 n* rfjwk the luvteU. 11*tp trifiihtr 118ttil'* , *ii »fillilf# Wd«|K 11*1 r *m**t Ar f 1► Aik eny di HLb. |’b« f,r*'p ilir’ f»*t )H1t biff Pllk*, #*tf* Im till ni Tt'iiirl(Diti'» Hub* (fv'lte) nollls *.*t I'l III • I'l Fit 1*1* M ESSEN GERS Inc iiulpls. gnniaed n livestock association for .evening nt 7:30 o'clock nt ftie 3la- school yoar. PI'ct h i l M n d In IUHo «*.tl I n d o * tile purpose of building up their sonic Hall. Ili«> mii ii i - i Inn S l i l i h n t ' lin h-'U Principal* (1. K. M cKay. II K. herd* and making them more valu - 1 The Dctavml I'huplcr Number ilidiiR now ' <|| i n f o l o o t li 111loa, able. One of the major aim* of the P M ccn ami lla* V/Inter P a r k 1 Morris and R. II, K !||i. » n h Ho | Iliiiigl ii*i I iiltiilink i 1:41 of Hvlirud T . \V I mv jistihiii iJriiv organisation Is to bring purebred Chapter Number N inety-N ine have l erlnlem lenl ho *ft: iiumIi * n stock into the county to treed with lu-cn Invited to assist In conferring Lnwlntt. nllettdsul the nieeilnr. ot Him I u IM h k - f*»it noYiti' | the Rertllnole County Council ' f «*» m u V o * vtollv T l i u nni) I n i n native cattle. County Agent Mabry the degte*.* upon o candidate. A ll memhera nnd v tailing mem the Parent Teacher*' Association ho on if ni* l-.’ lfi. i( if otol ivjiiilng organising their association and , , will work In close cooperation with her* of the Orders ore cordially In fleneva today. of .i liijir t ;ir. oif timio H im i * invited to nttrnd. • --------ill*' |iu!i1i< rohiHiil i *M i o|»i lh* them. THE SCREEN'S No. 1 DYNAMO GOES| IN TO A C TIO N ROB The ,t,icvsr tiger, By Eastern Stars CITY NEWS BRIEFS 2 Big: Gala Days Big Special Feature Attractions— A $3,00 Show With No Advance In Admisaion— Flush Kidneys- With FEVER to n bank * Hit the Ronald Colmsn, Mndellne L'arroll ( and Dnuyias Falrhsnks, J r . play j Ins the lending rotes. Oulmnn plays lh * dual mle •'! —— King Rudolf V and llu< mlvi i m i] ■YWOOD, Head Coach Leonard McLuc.t* of the Bomtliolo llle.h Hf(iool In |ttlil u ilrrn M M'fHirli't till* morning Unit »lu* n**w If nit Iml) I li*|i) iiiiilf *r •-•mat I'll r 11f»i! GET UP NIGHTS? t’llA T T A N fU H IA . Tdirn- Nor 2. (d l Two (iintneil held l«.t •tie.*,*,icer* ol Ihn M iller l»-* ; p-uttnctil Bioro In the heart of uptown iTintriino.<aa ye.ierday mi l raped with u h i l store ,of filial* said wn< ".exetal t h m , an ml >1ellrw»." liuygv pant* “ ml Ida shoe*. I'll Urn |;1«»>*1 f i ' i T \\n* iilll In Itt lis.lt fm tliillni to stall Ilirow • forma 11vo t.iiib'H » Ihmi llumMj loa pie* And I don't esp eit e lili. anlil bmnII o o to |#onoM»m* l.ukoj i t i otivMlrurdio to occur. for*awoi o Hini |toin loiititnra i 'limi 11nu»»i| iii* ii *■ t’l ml y*1 *in* ht •», I»111ii»1111is: in uiat no h*1 ii nil Ihiom liod 111* trwfii t r a li.iL , J lltfi(|4t f||i)l‘t>, Inn w hldt **111110 1m' is x Ia n n cd n|i,n turlod ymilli Yon might iviint Mnrr I'lik nue, ill .T 3o o'clock. ford'* hlioni lnt* ol In « iio lr Mn *i Seminole Chapter Number Tveir. Csntlnus* From Ms** On* liroak iroiti *I i i m i I m , It wo MACCLENnY, Fla.. Nov.. 2. — Older o f Eastern Sl*r vqlll nb*' oil unit In set the holiday sched rfirlit yrarii uno i Ii *» Moiy nUd Baker County cattlemen have o r !» « w * Frlrpdrldp flight Thursday tile for Ibe remainder of lire donly *arow ii|* * in llliii*. All* r _ . 1 linsplt.il COLDS The brother* me accused of slimtlnc John Muorne. n native emptiiym| by Joalah Erickson of Ha anip.,-oil. Mss*., snu .operat­ ed it .alt work* there. There will bo a hutlnei* Hallowe’en Party tweeting or the Auxiliary to the Mra. Elisabeth Iiium rr Roosevelt. ( l i v e n A t ChUrCh swashbuckling adventure of ih tJ. H. A- P. O- a at Ihe home ------I famous Anthony Hope romaue - RoosevelL second son of the P rcsiibin. of Mr*. It. r- Crenahaw at 7:30 Mr*. J. If. Klemper. Mr*. C* come* In the ac-reon of the Kit* ror. Ardmore. Pa., after tliclr nun ^pi'clock. n. Tyro. Mr*. J. D. Cordell and Theater Wednesday when tin w The lEait' Side P. T. A. will film prist union '.Vf !’» • " «* lh" «‘rv»by«e • aponaor .« Hallowe'en Camlal tor* to a Hallowe'en party Frl* "Tho Prisoner of Zemin" '•••gln« ~• ~ night from U:00 o'clock until 8 : 00 * day erenlng given at the oM a two day engagemeul then- w Ills turoua Rasaendyll liv list - I'd'' of love and Intrigue amnu« tl"* lolml rourla of Europe, whlrh Cromwell directed fiom r* r•—-n play which John L. llaldersiou and Wells Kihi( based on IM want Rose'* i|r*ttiMlsatlnn 'o f Ihe Anthony Jlop* Novel Mls* Car -roll play* Ihe lu-aiiilfut Primes* Flavla and youmt Falrhank* U seen a* llio itnalilng lluperi of Henltau. Also promlneiitlv featured hi the cast nr* Mary Aslor, t\ Au­ brey Smllh, Raymond Maoaey and IMvId. Niven, The <3 *ot*. ranging In »!«" from a sentry liox lo n rallied ral, were designed by Lyle Wheeler, Iho coatume* were rriv aled by Krnsl Drydrn <hn pho tography Is (tie work of Janie* Wong llowo, nnd the mnslral score w*s nr ranger I by Alfred Newman. n rkerb* BAN DITS ntltlej Bmlth, Holly* nod. dh'd In Cub*. Dual Role In “ Zenda" , A„ ........ nei of Ihe First nipllst Church ln honor of the * Fidelia Class. The room waa appropriately decorated for Ihe occasion. Dur­ ing the evening several games and contest* were conducted for whlrlt prlfes were awarded to Mr*. Edward Kelsey, Mrs. Jnrey Welnrlght. and Mrs. J. H. i'hltllps. At a lain hour refreshments were served after "whlrh a nutUt**r nf gifts were presented to Mr*. J, M. Mnye who plans to leave In Ihe near future for Cleveland, Ohio, whore she will make her home. Those attending were: Mr*. J. M, Mnye. Mrs. M. W, Robert», Mr*. Ellis Lloyd, Mrs. Ed­ ward Kelsey, Mr«. Henry Eng­ lish, Mrs. W. J. Pell. Mrs. J. A. Yarn. Mra. J. II Phillips, Mr*. J. P. Holt idlin', Mrs. I>. K. Mc­ Nair, Mra. H. li. Walnrlght, Mrs. C, fi. Tyre, Mrs. J.tR . Stamper, and the Misses Their Vickery. Loren* Franklin, Minnie Berk end Vera Phillips. —lA*i- Kennoth Uft whlrh compelled the commie- Palm llench. sinner Slid II Other* to tier |o The blstorf u( urlental rug* wilt be given by Hlag B. lakiyan1 F, J. North, circulation manager who will lecture at Ibe Worn-' of the If la iiii D ally New*, .pent an* Club Wednesday afternoon let Jay In Sanford attend In f to at 1:30 o’clock. Mr*. Fred WII- butline**. llama, clrk chairman, wa* Inflrumcnlal In haring thl* lecture J|ra. E. W. SHlea left for Savan ;en here. nah, Ua. Sunday* where she wa* BEra. Jam.* Houghton .aid to- called ty the serious Mine** of her day that, “The oriental rug ba» ,|»tef, Mra. J. W. Owen, a life a atory more Intrrcstlttr. — than n person's. People may hare Mra. J. E. T m ion and Mr*. Ibe ancestry through many gen |Clyde KyUbrook have been called •ration* of sonic plcco ot fuml ,to Knoxville, Tenn. In-cause of the turo but not inaiiv know Ihe .**• death of their brolher, Hebert M. tvrestlns de»erl *tory ot an |tlnderwfMil. ’ oriental rug. Mr. I.klyan will ______ rive the Inside Malory of the ( Mr*. T. ft, Barnette and daugV llrea of the orientnl rug vreuvltcr, June Merle, and Mr*. L. T. era mid eiplulti tiro wean-, do 1)0ta left tt.ti morning for Quine* alan arid pattern." „ ,d Haven* where Ihry will visit U. Worker* Council, npd the *.W.' All club members are urged relatives for several thy .. * M. 8. Prayer will be lit hi -id the |o attend end the public la cor Pint Usptist Church at 7:30 P. l!iSL,5 ,,H’ T,’"r’ "" Ronald Colmnn Plnys M. o'clock. i Tho Friendship league of that Congregational Church will meet* with Mr*. J. II. Root. Sit Pal­ metto Avenue, nt 3:00 o ’clock. The monthly husinrr* and eoclal meeting uf the T. E. L. Casa of the First Baptist Church will be held at the home of Mrs. A. K. Rossrtter on Celery Avenue at 8:00 o'clock. Group Number Five with Mra. Starr chairman will have charge of the program. The regular meeting of Sem­ inole Chapter Number Two Order o f Eastern Star will be held at 7:30 o'clock at Ihe Masonlr Hall. , Friendship night will be oblerved. phrey Cobh u n de Iwbks “ Paths of Glory.* POUT L A U D E R D A L E. inurdet a . the remit of onitawry, J n ’ h lU r""by'' in Great Inngun l*l*nd Ji.i Ann Ileanake w hile hut, tin* lt‘ul West WEDNESDAY The flrat monthly boalncaa IS—tint of tb* Ladlra Auxiliary of the Temple Beth Iirael will be held at the Community Center at Bits o'clock. There will be a meeting of the Civic Department'it 12:00 fol­ lowed by feneral bualneaa and luncheon at 12:30 o'clock. Hoi* tease* will be Mr*. J. G. Patteraon, Mn. E. M. Galloway, Mra. John Uelach, Jr-, and Mn. Ralph B. Chapman. For reaervatlons call 79-J. Thera will bo n regular tm*t. nee a meeting n( tint Junior Woman's Club «t 3:00 o'clock. The Board uf Deacons, the B. Tf THURSDAY Bahamas, Nov, i.— id’, ilcorge end W illi* Ihrvaller c"' ,-n trial today i-tinri.'.l w lth MS Oriental Rug: History To Be Heard Here SNAKE BITE IS FATAL F A C E M U R D ER T R IA L 'owder i»Tan / 1INC OXIDB/ AIXOBCI llJcg ( ' " * ’ “ * * * �,<* A i fi^ THE TURF 1 P W College VarrityCoachee' Meeting Here emfnole County Court Records Close To U .S. Ship Augusta Pnm Wag* Ooa clala. Brltl-h authorities declined i c m o f the markets of [ ' to Invlt/- them, although tho Japat least. fatapart ion end grading "A lnr<<> h,rt * desire U at# label to Insun tha *™ ^* ' i ' ‘j \ V mM ■IUr“1 An American marina <Ja* w t S 3 \ l . <*<>;'.'p. a 4 -J p E tachmrnt occupied a post o< boner. Urn product will help *a- ■ d T ' J k N^ '^ tG TvM /j S 8 n ) ThokiamU of China#* atudanta f aad maintain a higher and f ■/ J / s# : V AE m a H lined the crmcl. ry wall* daring the Hand price for farm U.V *»' burial »er% iff late to para dad ■ad aaeun the producer tost poealbla nat nturws, .’. * jJ L U jfrS M ■ n ' Hrltlah frlrn.l.! broke up the ket Director aaeertod, ' \.J -.I'i''■■ J; !.'‘. - V ' ' - T . ! . ! . ' ., | paitide on the kround it Interfered complete utilisation of :■:y{ i,.' i ■V:u r w i t h truffle. Iaa ef tho markets for f?._. heavy r producers of various cummodir ■'•■■/.";, , ..3 \ • ’". ' 1 .. i :'. J : 'V'.Y/'.J;'. I t o l e , pen/) Ito re nf men to fore* the tha-atat* was urged. It r,LVif|)i;'Pi:’ .V;YY> < ■ V Y'' J;Y' , ' I P<* '*")•■'■ '•< rrct k wna !)'■ *1 painted out that many farm :k'..-V\-':V,.7'v llrvetl hjr military men to support operated in ■ baphatard. iMCXMetXW*. !■,>*»» C o A C M -A L £ * VstoflX,IJNg C a A V l .'" J reporta that reinforcement* are over the State, could be through co-operation . If Coaches Jack MeDewall and Alai Walt# aaam to ha In a t* 1"* «•>V ^ ./rom J,p*n lo th* W State Market system, # J T t J ? . ‘ t ,b<tw n ^ P^ b' ' rf f t j ^ S T ' An* American ‘ g a r r e t bablnd construction o f stock and *“ which th* Hoi!In T an ahowtd whan thay rod. roughshod ever Wof- tho |lnM „ ported several n* at tha markets waa ford Collet*. an StAA rival, with k 1? to 0 acore laat Saturday and BHtlah hotnaa had when paoducers, ea* (been bit In tha heaey Japaneae small producen, might " ,‘A* bnmbirdmenta of tha Ilunfjao ready market for hi* proarea. Theta homea were evacuated It waa pointed out that th* YALE COMPLETES A PASS laat week. might be uaad to provide I In north China the Japaneae re­ distribution of atstc-proThis posture looks Ilka n sitting-up tu rtles, but H Is really ported minor iaina In the drlte or Mmmodltlea' and then-hv a portrait of Maryland's pass receiver, Budkoaa, after ha had Talynanfo, capital ef flhmal, and Bt Invasion of but-of-itata rtnewed activity In north Honan magged a particularly aluahra teas In tha first quarter of the Ht lea which destroy th* province, where a Chlneie ateoull Mary land-Florida game at College Park. Md. Maryland stopped for tho Florida product!, wai thrown tack and 400 Chineao Florida's powerful drive in the fourth quarter to win 18 to 7. the eta* of out-of-state ;k> killed. Tha Japineaa laid thay and poultry, ware ready to take Changteh, gotlallona. j WASHINGTON, Nov.. 2. —VP) Wllaon stated that the State north Honan city, at any time. system Is In Its Infancy and • American delegates made I* —Informed officials at the agri| At the edge of the new Chlneaekt through th* co-operation of clear that limy would “ not , o d e p a r t m e n t said today Jipanrae hntllrflrld weal of tho I farmers with th* market ays out on a limb" lo toko greater|,™ ‘ th* government will lend 60 aettlement tiler Union Jarki flat­ g n a t prognss could bo aa1 w™ tered.above n line of Ilrltlih out- rrsbonilblllty than other power* ‘ daring tha next few years. In the effort to settle flie CM~ “ ** poata. The State Director alio dia neae tapanao war. j thfien Jipanecn rnnimandera an advertialng campaign Commenting on Fnrelm Sec­ warned that they meat bombard h be plena to launch-during retary Anthony Rden'a alatement Chlneee poallioni elnao to the Coming year to advertise the In parliament that Britain would w-itl'h Pnc* and nrrrd the Britkte’e market ay item. go as far as the United States, lah to withdraw, tho Brltlah rom ■Chart** Korley, agriculture tha delegates declared they mender, MaJ.-Gen.^A. I*. f>. TelI for the Florida Stata Chain would lend the fullest coopera, frr-Rmollett, declined,and rrdered Association, stated that tha flaia raliad. , lion. ralaed 16 percent of the The tntormrd Japanese source amount of produce marketed described Japan as fearful the tha United Blatee, and pointed conference, r.i-.trd to find an l 7 ^ w ^ L ...G > n 6 i t U U t i b u A it that a ty atemetic marketing amicable aolntlun. might merely am Is essential for the efficient a<ld f<> tho bltternesa 0f the ori­ keting of this enormous ental crlals. .amount o f produce, (or ECO N O M Y ind . ^ 'Jalla Mae Sampley, aaaiitant to r. Wilson, pointed out tha value SATISFACriO N use marketing curios mad* from CaMtnus* Pram Pat# On* Doubk JeitedfDouiJcAdbnf invllatlrm last weak. la'* natural products. Bhr A high authority told The Asmany articles made of ArrangemenUi For DAKING S'wla'rd Prere last night that plna straw, palmetto, cocoFunermh and All Other f k V POWDKR Japan's official recommendation ‘ *aU, and numerous other thing's Occasions Sjart Met hdjyj* 4J to ihe Brussels ronfrrenra on the ‘ in Florida. 8h* believe* that > 25 ounces I -r 254 t Far. Fastrrn nuifllet would be l then will bo ■ ready market for theea C,lnt ?r*nk' Tala'a alar back (foreground) , heave* a paaa to to and the conference as quickly Two Year Old Full Pack No Slack Filling theae product* product* for for those those who who can can M ka them. Brteral of tho-markets En<> Millar who barely caught It on hi* ftagertlpo aa tha Nrw H av aa possible nod get Japan and ROSE BUSHES M tU IONS-QF l*OUND<M*VI «,(( , « f th* State, have already begun j en battle between tbs Ella and Dartmouth progressedT Into the China to begin direct peace nausrn avotm r.o'- t » mui ..r tha *al* o f thaaa Item*, aha said.‘ fourth quarter. But the completed pais failed to score, for KacCAMELLIA JAPQNICA Bg) ------------------------I Lend (6.1)-Dartmouth back, drove Miller out o f bounds three yards ""F in e w r a " ’ " " Although moat lives of Bhaka-’ ,hort of >h»‘. R°*l Una. Tha contest ended In a P to p tlo._________ KOELREUTERIA •pear* consist of two or more vol- j — — — - . ---------Repairing Mlsa, all that Is known of him' Both Chaucer and Villon wroto GARDENIAS Diamond Setting head taka up no tnoro than 10 ballade* rrquestlng financial as' 8T. ‘ CLOUD, Nov. *.—(/P)—A AND H IM slatance from their patron*. chamber of commerca was form­ Engraving ed for Bt. Cloud yesterday by McLaulin, Jeweler tha nuslneaa Men'* Club and th* 111 S. Park A t*. Woman's Club. Due* paid th* civic body will b* uaad In part lo employ , a full time librarian for Ih*^Memo­ Havo V-8 truck lit A-1 shape with rial Library. Tha ofttclal also -m s whs really know* how, good driver that would like to will aarvo os aocratary of thi> ftrigga. Jewel** Magnolia A t* rent out at reasonable rata. Apply chamber at commerce. / Diamonds And WatctiM C. A. Ilalnas. Box 1606. WILL BUT and salt second hand ® * Fine Watch And Jewelry Repairing No BLADES, No LATHER Cesar Romero, tho movie actor, ' clothing. 411 Ba«t 4!h Btraat. Uie Dollar A Oar * P ain t-lth No BRUSH, No LOTIONS waa dancing In a New York night Diamond Moanllag And Engraving "Beat for tho South" becauae Randall Electric lt‘l apedally blended and manu­ club when stage producer Brock a w a m raiON ia a t u b uwaav* Paipberton drafted him far a ml* B m a r in i *at. ran , a n* u a factured for tha Southern climate. In "Strictly Dishonorable.** a im iiig iip ia is iiim iiiu m iim iiiii FOUNDi Halfvt about -two year* Stanley-Itogers Hardware Co. I old. Person can have heifer by paying for ad and feed bill. lOlBf DUNN Saerat O p t r . t w . 4 8 Davis Refuses Presidency Of 9-Power Meet Cut Flowers TU E SD A Y, tomato planto U cantered m pre­ vention o f th* tafectien by uatag dbcaas-fraa seed and seedling* and planting tai dlaaaea-fra* aolL Soma rtaUtant rartotWa show laao dlaaaao than tho roora common commercial varietle*. - For Sale Inland Investment Ci. To B. B. A Lillian O. Wright. Tax Heads State of Florida To 8. L. Burkboljtr, State of Florida To Alexia 0Vasa. Martgagao Warren. Draw V ft Donla To O. 8. A. Thomas, Reynold*, at on T4 Ftral Federal Saving* A Loan Ai m . Petraa, Joseph I., it in To Ftrgt Pederal Savings A Loan Aean. McClelland, GettU W., at ok To Armoar Co. of Delaware. Chatiil Mortgages Warrrn, Drew V. A Don la To U. & A. Cray A Mortgage I b a McClelland, Gettia W-, et u i To Amour Fertlluar Work*. Baleaaa of Chattel Mortgage Harris, ft. B. To J. M. Leonard. Coa tracts rhe National Caah Reglater Co. To RainKardt Becker. Tha Warion Co. To Thao Dlakldla. Satisfaction of Mortgages .Sanford Production Cr. Assn. To John Pctcra, et ux. Association Mortgage Co. To In­ land Investment Co. Partial Releas# af Mertgaga McDowell. W. A. To II. M. Watson. HAY (Peanut) ,Any Quantity W. W. Goetsch Stall 30-34 Stote Market SANFORD, FLORIDA PHONB 9118 _■ - " | ^ s 1 9 » M C IM M IR SFZKD M O M , " corona HAYNES o f f ic b m a c ih Nb FOR RENT Completely Renovated And Redecorated £ Head by millions tor M yean, neoommendsd by many docton aad nuraaa. AH druggiata*. Ia three atrsaglhai g lfr tir BUeagth, .Cbttdrao's (mild), sad Extra Strong, Ay- Apartments Finished In the most attractive Colors Cates Bldg. Wait Firat St. Inquira Mra. T . Queener raataarmnt on proparty STOP LOOK . Schick Shaver Mrs.C. R. Kirtley ca tee w, tec. at. — nays at ■a IA C K S O N V IL L E J LISTEN FLORIDA C la ssified Advertisements WERT-The JEWELER DAN RENT UNVURNIBHED h o ,,.. ■ to ■ rooms. What have youT Phon* 614-W. SBB DUAL Four whacl lar with body, special |206.furnished garage A Ford roidatar, apodal Completely apartmafit with electric refrig­ Baal A Bona, Uaad Car eration. Phona 10. Furnished Apartment— Modern convenience. Park A 20th, Phona -WANTED; By an old lino legal ttaarva llfu Insurance company, salesman lo handle the Mortuary .'Fpad policy now being sold by Dgwral assoclaIlona In Florida. Farhapa thl« la only old Una legal r u rea company offering that hdllcy for aixty days in Florida. 'Company') position splendid, must have high class representation, pcraont l aurety bond roqulrad, wark open on ly about two months, Mokarage huslnaaa accepted, One i igent hat written 188 sp­ in* la U days. Immediate awa arranged with ahaoaatlafaetory appUcaatc. P. ITT, Maolfoossry, Alabama. I IT. Ik m. M R. BEARDSLEY T H IS 10 A DANGEROUS B U S IN E S S - — B U T t W A N T TO OO IT, A S L O N G A S I'M HELPING naki * ENGLISH’S G olf Station • r YES. I K N O W , v Courtsow a Efficient 8 ERV 1CE U i A French—Tel t i l l > DAN K N O W * T H E SM U G G LER S AND TME RISKS B E T T E R T H A N A N Y O N E S O IF VOUPC PR EP AR E D T O GO THROUGH W IT H IT, GO A H E A D ** H E R E'S SOM E M O N E Y — VO U l-L. GET M OR E A S YOU NEEO i t / I BELIEVE T H A T S T H E PLACE I W A N T - A LOT OF" T O U R IST S GO _ 1 TMUTTV TH ROU GH f DOLLAR MONTH C H IN A T O W N S AND 1 BELIEVE H G IM M E tV L HAVE A V M ONEY, GOOD BUSINESS, j \ SOU CAN WAVE KEY HERE W E ARC** RIGHT 1 N E XT DOOR T O W U I P A N G 'S O E N .T H E Y U . M O V E IN O U R STOCK TO M ORR OW - N O W B E CA R C PU L A N D N O T DO OR S A Y A N YT H IN G T H A T W t L L GIVE A N Y OP U S AW A Y TO WU PANG- W U FANG'S D E N . A BOV REPORTS. AH.# A W H IT E GIRL AND BOY ARO& MOVING IN N E X T D O O R - --V O L K WtLL OP PER YOUR S E R V IC E S S O CHEAPLY, T H E Y C A N N O T R E FU SE YOU A P O S IT IO N — - W E M U S T T A K E N O C H A N C E S IN OU R S M U G G L IN G G V S l N E S S .'v j Furnished 6 room upstairs apart­ ment Inquin 811 Magnolia Ava. WONT AN H f Six room furnlahad ho us* for rant, 110 E. 6th 8L Inquira >07 E, 8th Bt. or Phon* 170-W. WELL'LOCATED house for wT«Avallablo after Nov. II, Mra, W. A. Lofflar, Phon* 478. 26— M lacalUneoog F o r S a k White Gtiolln*, DLlluteTKansan* for atovf* aad haatan. U- B Pop* C o, Phona M0. Quaker Circulating Hasten with K th* oll-mlasr burner Mora beat Young married man with last o il Bandtil Elartric Co. Baaldant of Banford. manager, Salary amt 10— liooMa for Salt. Writs P. O. Boa 8 IX-ROOM M g ta iTTh black City) Tint clasa eondl* tlooi garage; roaaooahla caah payment, balance Ilk# n at. OaU or writ# B<>* N c-o Herald, etty. ARCADIA Fla, —Oct, tt. T V unit of mb*Irrigation to ha actah* M«hN to DuBoto County la uow hi •pccaUm aad another unit I* hclu Imtottcd, according V Count? Agmf E H. Vanca. w eul- t o o n t THATS R IG H T / BET IT THERE/ G E E. ■mis WANT TO HIR E ANYONE— M E WORftCE CHPAPAT LEAST NOT COOK. WA4HCE, RIGHT N O W / SW EEP FLOOR EVERYTHING.. Y E S, YOUhE PROBABLY A GOOD W O R K E R — BUT CO M E BACK A G A IN — I P O N T n r * M -M -M - t WONDER BUT TH EN M A Y B E VZ12&8SS l W IL L HIRE HIM— * WHAT* DID l NEED S O M E O N E S___ T O H E L P / , ------ r - T H A T CM iXSST* AN N t . �\ . ' *7 •.#1* »■ ' . 8ANFORD, FLORIDA, WED Paola, Dodd, Tuscawilla And Sanlando Roads Put In N e t Farm-Market plan Celery Avenue Is Also Considered Br RICnARD G. MASSOCK (d*r Kerensky, chief of the totter* MOSCOW, Not, S-—Soviet Rus- Inf prevWonal p w m ra w t, sped •la 1* celebrating IU 20th blrthdxy ,w * f ,.rer" Uoln* ... . .“ .. .. .. . rr»d. In ea aatorooblle cerumen•rlth a fclr fetthrol In the midst of from the American emheis h lo o d part*. ■ « H»e^ to over , y NkhnUa u n|„ , merged frem ^*” * ’ ndB,'nnr \ ** *nd “ nr»‘ Hidin* and took command of Rnaotoctlon campalen. Column, of dord. on the bene* . , communUm b rarely mentioned any more-are ■mothering the denunciation. of State Road Depart­ enemlm or the regime and anment To Be Asked nounrvmrnta of their e.eca lon . ail tho anniversary of the Bolthe' To Begin Repairs Tlh revolution—November 7 -a p pr2 !e WPA project* will be «ub- That dale 20 year, ago, A lto n - nltted in the near future for the Improvement of four roads In 8eminole'County, it was decided et the meeUnt of the Seminole County CornCourt mlosionsrs in B o o m yestorday Many raquwta for road Ini- New York Vi LaGuardia la Ek By H alf A Mi Votes; CIO I In D e t r o i t ’s Mussolini's Delegate Says Meeting Must Not Mention Sane* tions Or Quarantine MowsBag return.” emphff * Um committee today the daleata toeorbe^ Tammany Hall and oiemmlWH of the rrtregred *ov»*t. Hlnr. lh, „ r umU ha. undergone tod ..tria l Organisation ln^>l rftU Mr< Urror f l yesterday's principal eldrtt cb, n(r,. The Union of Socialist Old Tammany la d IU rtc S w k t |,rpub|W h« . become the r.therl.nd of tollare- •urceaelr. beutlus whan - i woritfl1l;, * , p « M„u . York voters re-elected W* Greatest o f.lt . achieTem.nt. to rtorello La Qaardla by a Teii m* » i break lag total and selected racket-smashing Thomaa Dewey, for dletrlet attorney New yoth eoeaty. The CIO ta Ita tint major for direct political powar • tho Detroit mayoralty to I ard W. Beadlag, an aaafrtUa candidate w|th American f * atloa of Labor aapport. Prospects Are S a i d Boeoaae of tba domlnaaea * Advertising Group ApprovesSigns On Roads To Sanford qualified famtmetar. Reporta Are Heard W ork la Beffun On At County PTA Meet Police Phone System Tanned aa tha boat practise •aaalnn af tha aaaaon. Conch X A- X WOktaooa toot hi* Semipro Blackcata tkrewgh a tough drill last night aa th* Sanford Army / Field featuring th* run. a lag af nearly ovary No'rt Data* play that tag hoy* knew. Tha ooootom lasted about twg hears aad tha a n a l limbering or axarclaaa. Making, passing charging aad ataaaa war* .1*9 ML A total of 14 hoy* reported far tho soaoioa aad Coach Wilk­ inson etatad Ihta naming 1h*| i Proposal Is Made Fob Direct Negotiations Between China, Japs BRUSSELS. Nov. 1— (AP)— A conccrlwl Appeal for direct nrRotlatlonn be­ tween Chinn anil Japan to end their nnnRulnnry conflict Mayor Fiortllo laGuardla (Irft) and hla Democratic opponent. Jeremiah' T. Mahoney, ore marked the opening session ■bown coating their ballot* In New York Clty’o epirlted mayoralty election won by LoGuardlo by of tho Brussels conference more than holf a million rotes. today with Italy asserting there can be no question o f sanctions. . . Kiwinisns Hear HodsoiF Tell Of Chiu-Japan War alectlo.s . k Lite relora. ike wed today that: Benitor A- Harry Meat* R Now Jersey bad woa back tar tha Democrat* the goverW a Says China •oat of which ha baa held twled- Expert Icoring tba Jlepwbllcena with only Hopes For United all governor* oat at 41. States To End War Bruce Barton, adrsrtlelng asaeatlea and author was otootod to the House frwm Now Yortt Stating that China Is basing Ita "silk stockier" dtatrlrt. replac­ hopes for swdlng the conflkt With ing a Democrat and Incrasalag Japan in the Far East on the tha Republican strength in that United States and the prospects af branch of Congram by oae. a boycott agalnat Japan In order Former Oorsrwor James M. to prevent tmpoita and force the Curley or Massacbase Its lost hla Japanese to end tho struggle, Dr. political comeback race for M jr* W. II. Hudson, o Praabytarlan Mis­ or of Boetoa to Maurtoo J. 1 » sionary In China far 44 years, adbln. IS. la a noa-porUaaa 0 *• dreaeeo, the Klwanla Club at ita l egbtas weekly luncheon today In Cornells* n. Bcally, Democrat, the Valdes Hotel. woa ro-alactlon aa mayor ot Dr. Hudson Began hla address hy Pittsburgh. James |f. Rica. Dem­ telling of hla owi) experiences In ocrat, waa easily elected Gover­ the Far East. Ile said that during nor of Virginia. Cleveland re­ most of hla service in China, he elected Republican Mayor liar lived <10 mllee west of flhanghal. old |I- Burton. Declaring that the reason for the LaOuerdle received 1,144.014 Invasion of China waa the fact that vote*—a margin of 414,411 over Japan Is a small country having.a Jeremiah T. Mahoney. Roth nom­ population of 70,000,000 people inees are supporters of Preaidant which la growing at (he rata of a Rooaavalt'a policies. Dewey de­ million earh yrar, he said that feated Tammany's candidal* — Japan at tha present lime does not Harold K. Itaxtlagi-m.TtT to have the productive power In eith­ er agriculture or manufacture, to supply the great dvmsnd for es­ sential commodities. In all Its Zoo Repair Work attempts to get a stronghold In he said that has been the Is .Commenced Today Asia, main reason for doing so. Extensive repair work waa be­ Japan has sent men to the United Rtatra to study manufac­ gun tbla mofnlng at tba Han­ turing methods, he sakl, and today ford Municipal Boo, Jamoa Japan buys American rollon, takes Moughton. superintendent. said It to Japan and makes into elolh today. New railings are being and [irlngs It bark to tho U. H, to built by city workman and tka •ell It cheaper her* than ran cafes are balng repainted ta or­ American manufacturers. der ta Bulka |k# tourist drawing Dr. Hudson went on ta say that center look more attractive dur­ the main purpose of Japan today ing the . wluler season. Mr. la to get • strong foothold la Mougkton stated that tala work China before foreign powers ran waa aot scheduled to bagla this deride upon any definite action. early b*l da* to tba arrival nf He Said that China doea not wlatar visitors earlier tbaa aa*- want to fight any other rountry eL tba work had to b* speeded and will not attempt to attack «t. ' Japan by air and bomb Ita cities A map of Florida drew* by for the Chinese want foreign pow­ Mr. and Mr*. Fred T. Williams ers to understand that they wish waa p*i on display on tha bulle­ la defend their own country and tin board yesterday. Tba map that la all. baa # chart attached with llaa- General ChUng Ksl Stick, who ford a* tba center af tb* artle- Induced oil provisional armlea to Idea with all tb* poleta of la- unite to defend Chino, la baaing tar**! la Florida aad (ba mile­ hla hopes for victory on the fact age frem this city. that China Is fighting In the con­ flict with a superiority of man powar aa there are 10,000,000 men Practice Held By IQcwllaaeU no rsae reset Semi-Pro Blackcata | Norman H. Davis Sounds' Keynote 0* . ^ mnitary made to tho Commissioners who Favorable For Most plea to Incl ode reconstruction of Successful Season aaroral In a Fann-to-Market rodd Improvement project. Tho project W M iim u iu r i, not. a. - W ^ fourth season of the opta ba submitted for tho approval —Plan, for a 17-day tour of tho , .. . o f Washington WPA officials will United Slates hy the Duke and *r* lton #r lb* Florida BUta probably Include the widening and Duchess o f Wind.or took form to. Former's Wholesale Market horo Improving of tho Paola, Dodd, day when Charles K. Iledaui, the1 I. now getting underway and Tuaeawllla and SanLando roads. wealthy emlmwry of Edward, con- prM|mcU m m farormble for an E. F. llouaholder, county at* ferred with State Department of- (>cvptl<m, Ilf good .roano, Man* torney, waa also Instructed to go to Tsllahaa.ee to contact officials Although liter* wa. no of* *• ° of tho Btata Road Department In ftrial comment on the arrange* Mr. Michael Indicated that be an effort to f e t the Department to mental It was reported authorlta-,Mpecta Fall vegetables to begin make repairs to Celery Avenue, a lively that England'. abdle»tad!eomlng Into tha market within part af tho Btata Highway system. king and hla American bride would tho next few day* In .mall quan* In a three to tarn veto the Comf make their coaat-to-roast tour In tlUue and gradually Inereeae ea missionera approved a resolution a aorles o f "one-night ilands". tha aaaaon advances. recommending W. S. Eerie as di­ Preliminary plana. It was re* Sine* last year there have rector o f W7*A projects ta Sem­ reeled, now coll for a stay o f only boon many Improvements made at inole County. Mr. Carlo tarred ta 77 days which wonld taka tha tha markat. probably tha giBaf. this capacity for some Uma lo r paariju. itA i.iu v y; 4 .1 1, P«ny cHrad packing-house on tho They will arrive In Now York on market ground*. H. E. Took*. J r, manag*r of Nov. II. These plana ore subject to revision, however, as tho Duke and tha pocking house, opened for tho Duchess may overrule them. season yestorday whon ho reThe royal eoupl# probably will reived several hundred boaea of The packinghouse la travel by n special train. It waa fruit. Indicatad a part of tha tour would equipped with tha latest model facilities which assure efficient bo In tho "deep South." Arrangements for the couple'* operation of tha establishment reception et tha Whlta Heuao ware balng bald In aboyanca until tha return of President Roosevelt from Hyd# Park. But tha British ambassador, Sir Uoao of Sanford waa approved Ronald. Lindsay, and Lady Lind­ Address Is Heard by tho Advertlatag Committee of say, anaounred they would enter­ By Future Farmers tha Bemlsole Coaaty chamber at tain the Duka and Duchess at din* Commerce ta a meeting yester­ nar November It, the day after County Agent C. R. Dawson waa day, Ralph Bagwell, aocretary. their, arrival on tha Bremen. reported today. . The dinner, which Lady Lindsay the principal apaakar at th* meet­ Tha Com m it la* agreed to tho said would be "a large on*,*- will ing of th* Seminole Chapter ot arectea of large signs ot atrot- bo tha first formal entertainment Future Farmare of America at th* agio highway Intonoctloaa. la- for Edward by a personal repf*High School last night, Oeerga •lading tha laUraecton Fed- sentatlv* o f tha British crown Mauser, president of tha group, oral Hldkway No. 1 *od tha since h* gave up hla thron# last stated today. Cheney Highway at ladlaa River December 10 for “ the wooxan I During tba busbies* session City aa the Beat Coast) also love." plana for programs to provide o a r ta bo iwooadlttaaad at Fort . 1 ----Chrtatmea oa tba Cbaaey High­ Safety Expert Plana th* remainder or the year, ware way directing traffic lata BamTha fMloyrlng sugges­ kaolo Coaaty throegh Chaleou Claaaes For Seniors discussed. tion* ware offarad far considera­ aad Ovtode. W. 0. lo* * , local safety #«• tion: deep sea ftaking trip, fish Other targa K M wlU bo erectad at tha JonetAre* of tha fol- pert, will conduct class** In fry, stag supper, talk by a glH tawtag highway*: Federal HUh safety for tba seniors of flam I- telling what aha mast dislike* In tray N*. 441 aad Bttta Highway no!* High School once each weak a boy, talks by prominent asen, No. 44 at Meant Dora, taler*#* for II er M weak, beginning and a greased pig chass. turn at Btata Highway Non. 71 No# I. ha announced this morn- Two toys. Jack Martin and Charles Bradbury, ware Initialed aad IT. aad Btata Road Noe. I Into tb* .Chapter aa Green Hands. aad - ft at Baa Mateo north at Several numbers ware played by th* String Band before adjourn­ ment. Those attending th* meeting were: Chari** Bradbury, Ronald Mulrhaad, Jack Martin, Robert Mauser, Harvey Hale J. C Spivey, Robert Jammoa, Hock Btaadland, Bey IHicham, Georg* Manser, BID Martin, !L W. Shannon, Dave Shannon, Amoo Jones, William Burnett*. David Aorta, John Seakarik, Freak Jones, ft. Gameren, Harold CMuse, Kenneth Onatavaaaa nod their adviser, Alex R. Roporta af tho'aotfvtUo- of th* looal Fareart Taadmn Aaaaciattoav af an tho BchooW of tho County wars mod* at th* masting ot tho hamtaaU Oauaty (Wongfl af tha THE M A Y O R VOTES--------A N D SO DOES MR. MAHONEY , 1* -, dp(llar ta u * Dukc And Duchess1Michael Reports Plan 37 - Day Tour Market Is Ready By 1 -Night Stands For 4th Season Bedaux Confers With' 1M 7 9 - Power Meet Urges End To Sino-Jap Row Soviet Rusnia Celebrate• Old Tammi Twentieth “ Red” Birthday b Rooted Communism Forgotten, But Thousands Of W ords Praise Benefits O f Social­ ism A s Blood Purge Continue* 'N O V E M B E R S, CITY NEWS BRIEFS Violators of City Ordtaanoea will ba tried before City Judge Frank L. Millar In a session of the Munklpal Court this afterTha Hoard af Directors of tha Klwanla Club plan to hold a special meeting Friday evening at d:S0 o'clock In the grill room of the Valdes Hotel, The Hoard of Directors of the Rotary Club will maet Thursday al K:00 o'clock at tha homa of Georgs Avotuu, I • 'Itolllna, 1400 Park M ATVWWy, It Wfca Ennounrrd today. t mm . The election of officers for the rnmlng year wljl be held hy tha Sanford 4-11 Club In tha Chamber of Commerce building tSalurdky morning al 10:00 o'clock. The flanfonl Lions Club will hold ita regular scheduled weekly meeting tonight at 7:00 o'clock In the grill room of (he Valdrx Hotel, according to J. L. Gallo­ way, secretary. The regular monthly meeting of Ihe Hcmtnnl* Poultry Producers Association will be held In the Future Farmer Chapter room of the Seminole High Hchool Thurs­ day night at 11:00 o'clock. Th* Sanford Cheat and Check­ er Clab will hold IU regular weakly mealing the Veldea Hotel Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock, R. M. Burns, aocretary. anaounred today, adding that all who are Intaraatad lo either of tha games are cordially Invited lo attend, - Th* rigbl-of-way for th* Clty'a B*w powar Bn* from th* Banlord Water Work# to lha City Famp# oa lha Baaford-Orlando highway has been cleared and CHICAGO. Nov. B. — CJP» — ready for th* erection of lb* A twanty-four-yrar-old man told pole* aad otbar malerl.lt. II th* pallre today ha shot aad waa aUo loomed that city work­ killed two member* of big fam­ men or* doing sitanalvs repair ily gad critically wounded a third work o* tb* city water pumpo baanas*, "I figured If I killed Somebody *la* I'd hoc* gat* ooongh to hill myaatt.” Th* wtatlmo ot tbs ala ballot* from •nmoal Ecoaomla' moll ardor yfatol w*re a brother mod twg attain, Alexander. 14. and Nancy, U. who wore killed oad Mary, IT,-who was wounded. • Mlooman Walt** Trecy said ■tonamU. a eon o f a confection______ __ _______ dr. haM him be Intended to kUl^nooolM to hoop out of th* Gar­ th* other two brother*. Jamas, moo coloalol controversy, loot M. and O*ort*. *8. lo maka night lad to dlplooutlc predictions *th* biggest funeral aver hold that Germany la preparing—with M**." H* said ha dreafc shoot Fascist auppert—to rapedlata th* U ana in al gla hater* - ahead-leaf ahrada orf tha VaraaUla* Tnetag the nrej victim, ________| * _______ ' •:_____________ Chicago Man Runs Amuck, Kills Two Wilcox Condemns Federal Bill On Wages And Hours Placing Workers Un­ der Bureau Called Blow To Democracy ORIMNDO, Nov, t. —<#*— Asserting that tha proposed Federal Wags* sad boon hill la a -moat serious throat lo representative goTaramtat" and would avantually place ■ all tha nation's worker* under control of a five-man board. Congraaeman J. Mark WUewm M the Fourth Florida DUtrtot yester­ day denouaced tha bill ta an ad dre»s bsfnnr (irr rlmTsr o r ' Undo chamber of Commerce. The Representative, who for nirrlv rrpreaeuleil this city be­ fore rrpellun of the fifth dlltrlrl, spoke to a ayrapatbettc audlenre ald.-h applauded when he eoutluded. Once during Ihu apeevh ha was Interrupted by applause as be dec Iarea dbch legislation "Just won't work In the Mouth." . "If this bill la such a good plecs of legislation aa Ita pratt’eallaaed ea rase Three) Delegates from United Stair*. (Irrat Britain, and Franco JolnM In an appral for *ho Chinese and Japanese to settle their unde­ clared war "by peaceful pro*- Count I,utgl Aldrovantll-Marap. rottl. Premier Mussolini's repre­ sentative. went further. Ho said tho conference could not speak of a "quarantine" of one or tho other of tho fighting notions. Thta a* seen aa a reference to President Roosevelt's Chicago ■peach. \ . "It ta clear.” said Aldrovancll* , Marescottl, "that there ran bn ] no question of direst or Indirect.3 coercive measures along lh» lines of thiWe which hove been demanded by certain Irresponsi­ ble elementa or evan o f spVakloH ’ ' of a quarantines an»-a or lean moral Inward .V>o« >*arUi«'«U>tr. _ of tho parties In iMt ron fllct?T ^ Norman II. Davla. tho United flutes detegata sounded (he key­ note of the confereer* ht-pro. posing direct negotiation* bo" (ween Japan and China. A new obatarle to settlement of (he Far Faatrm situation arose when China ileelared she would consider no peace lerma which did not provide for Japanese evarua* lion of Chinese territory, . There was serious doubt among lha delegates that Japan could be Jnduced lo give up her poal* tlon In North China and Inner Mongolia, Agriculture Group Predicts H i g h e r Truck Drivers Are Farm Costs Soon Warned In Parking WASHINGTON. Nov. I.—(A7 —labor, equipment and auppllra will coat the farmrr slightly more nrxt year, the Bureau of Driven of truck* over IB fret Agricultural Economica ptrdlrted In length who park on First last night. Street will not receive friendly Three anticipated Increasea are coupled, to (he farmer's disad­ vantage, with the Uurvau'a pre­ diction yesterday that cash farm Income will probably b* slightly less In 1938 than this year be­ cause of general buslneia reces­ sion. The Bureau expects higher prlcex generally for manufactured and prorated product* deepltr tha slump. The Bureau aaw, however, In lla annual report on tb* outlook for farm labor, equipment and fertiliser, an advantage for th* farmrr In expected lower feed and seed price* nrxt Spring be­ cause of the good 1937 growing "Along with higher wag* rate*." tha Department of AgrL culture1* economics branch aald. "farmrr* apparently will have to pay aomewhat higher prices for farm machinery, automobiles, building materials, equipment and supplies. Fertiliser priaas- al­ so will b* a little higher, but advances g a g are not exported to b* aa. larg* aa for other F*a aiaauvui Bo that nrwcomara to Sanford wIB ba aura to know of'lhla regu­ lation, Chief Williams Indldstn* that many now sign* wUl ha erected soon, at conspicuous place*. _ Tha only way In which rhubatti can ba produced at all aatlafaetore lly In Florida I* to plant th* seeds early In th* foil months and hat*. veal th* young plants daring tho •pring.________________ _______ LOCALW EA Gaoorally fair anight Thursday, somewbat aaldar north por^on tonight oad on extrema northeast coast Th day. Bali ease northwaa* yla —fair aad colder tonight, Th ***** - I t s i _______ u .L U j J I J J J4 tfl *->T 6- � 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/. 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V.1 • • ", ,- V , \-X\ ...v Vlfc e*’ . HEW ■ 1. LV/, e ; . 'i; *r’*1 i .»* S .- ( , '.*<V i t V* I-If <, i1 . 7‘ *-*• SATOKDAT, < H 'W “THE BRIDE WORE RED” COMES TO RITZ loan Crawford 1«£ Starred In Show ( At Ritz Sunday t tf-G-M OffersCinderclla Story Entitled The BrideWore Rod Ones again tba screen •"> proves on nn outstanding stags rhit. m u ' Bride Wort ned," ‘Which comas to tlia flits Tliaa'tm gnnday and stars tbroaah ,Monday, la Peranc MoinaCa fllae OW Prom Trlesta i; i Remembered. ot rourxe. aa a "rich hnfttan experience depleted a*, the rtage, the story baa gained In celluloid. Joan Craw­ ford nnquaitlonablr was a happy dholes tor ths starting rola and •ha has two axcallant leading men in Prancbot Tons and Rob­ ert Young. The picture was proT doped. by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ^ i‘ and nothing baa been overlooked _ 7 on tbs score of perfection of do- ~ tall la all departments. ; , The Claderells etory of a poor beautiful girl who acquired lux­ ury for a fleeting time and then became rich In love, hat boon • directed with lbs - delicate fernUlna Influence or Dorothy A n ­ ger, Hollywood's only women dl-l . raetbr. The company went up In­ to tbe High Sierras for scenes | . fa duplicate those of the Aua(tea Tyrol In Molnars original. '7 You know kt once that .|ba movlaa do bejvat with ths HIa arras than an|r stage technician could possibly bops to do with , canvas scenery. It la etqulslte photography and the sound «fj facts era ss(nnlshlngly loroly, with tbs music of mounialn birds 5 •( dam. the rollicking aony ol < a (ambling stream and the eym -if .-phony of wind in tbs (roes, 'But aside from tbe technical . •harm of this pletura there la ‘ the superb acting of the cast, which Includes lovely Lynns Car- var, Reginald Owen. Billie Barks, George Zuoco and Dlcklai In Volie Williams Is Buick Dealer Here F orllecord Period Joan Crawford, Pranchot Tone and Robert Young play the lead In MOM'S "The Bride Wore which comes to the Rita Theater Sunday and Monday, and are supported by a brilliant mat. EXOTIC STAR “MAYTIMET • AT THE RITZ Sunday, Monday—« stars In 1 dramatic triumph. Joan Crawford. Prancho) Ton* and Robert Young "THE BRIDE WORE RED." n Tuesday—Tba Big Day— Register at the Matinee. 400 Special Attractions and Olivia Dellavtland and Edward Everett Horton In “THE OREAT GARRICK." Wednesday. Thursday—A combination of two class' "A " features which could not bo aurpaaaod. Madeleine Carroll, Ronald Colman "THE PRISONER o r ZENDA." Also some­ thing to cheer about. James Cagney and a selected supporting casl In "SOMETHINO TO SINO ABOUT." Fdday—Marlene Dletrkh, Robert Donat "KNIGHT WITH­ OUT ARMOR." Also requested return showing, Jeanette Mac­ Donald. Nelson EHdy "MAYTIME." Saturday—“TRAPPED BY G-MEN" and Dick Puran "EMPTY HOLSTERS." AT THE PRINCE8S To John, Anitroe, Jr.. A Fer­ dinand Duda. gataneisn of Mertgage Johnson. Hods, M. To Ham W. Campbell. e( ua. , Satisfaction of Judgment Korgueon led the ‘ local galhere Gulf Parti User Co. To. L. L. with 66 yards whilt Lawson gained 64. Morgen sustained 29 yards while Stolnoff got away for 11. TIIE LINEUPS LEGAL NOTICE BANPOKD Walla Howell Young Ganaa r M U pnd by tho Ciivult Oeurt ef tbo llark.y "* * Ninth Judicial Circuit ef the June* maoa mioio or piorigo. in one for eemf' 0v.n Inele County. Plerldn In chonColbert eery, In n cortoln uouoo therein Morgan y m u pending, wherein ClVK OP SANxlfea PlrOlllliA. n munlclpnl Forguson _ _ eerporallen. Is plalnllft nnd Lawson Uteott CKIITAIN LAND* VPUN WHICH taahy t a x e s and on ki-r.ciA i. am Stolnoff (c) With tbo recant announcamanl by Batch Motor Division of Gon­ ers! Motors Corporation, of Ita Mrd conaecullv* model. Volls Williams, local Uulek ricalet, also celebrates ■ long period ot conaocutlra service, to llulck owners Is Sanford. Mr. William# sold hla Brat Buick la Sanford In 1*11. 10 roar# after the first Buick was manufactured. This . la ona of the longest consecutive represen­ tation# of any Dulck dealer In tbo country, and by far ths longest of any in lbs Btats of HKAMI!I:NTH A llE DKUNQUK.NT are detendonln I JAMES U Florida. k— 7 BIIAIION, JIU aa Rpeclnl Master la HU tba present firm of , — - o f *old Conn hr oold d ee r., np1— SO polalec. will offer for w lo and -■••ford Dulck Company waa orkala, ; M il oepnrnlely at publlo oulcry ; gsalsod by Mr. Williams and I to tho blahoot nnd bool bidder iioru, fnr cooli at lha lr--m iliH.r of tho esnllnaoualy sines that tins h« lowm I Coon llnuaa of fem nulo Cuunbaa operated this aseocy. banr _ . ty, Florida, 01 Sooiord. Plerldn. r a * " - ' within the Irani buars uf ante, dUng Dulck cart only until 1M0, pkar, I an Monday, tbo lot day of Nowhen be sddtd tbo I'online tine. Horn. ' veinbvi, ||IT, the fallowing do. ocrlbod lata, places m imrcole of In 111! Mr. Williams waa rtvland allunto in the Oily nf Hon00 tba salsa franchise for Mack « .) furd. Seminole County, PlorlLO, lo-w ll: tracks In Central Florida, Inua* l o l l I |o II, both Inclusive sladlaa tbb coanllas of Hemlnole, lu.**. of llloeh li 1*010 I lu IX. ■u w tnrlu.t vo. uf Dlach t| Lake. Orange, Osceola and Bre­ . Iona I. I *. i. 1. IS II. II. vard. lie now maintains a sales H . II. IT. II. tt, ta. II. I t office Is Orlando aa wall aa _____ II. Ik I t and la of llloeh l ; [■••ford, for this popular make of track, and many of Both tho Seminole County Dateel and gasoline powered Court Record! models kava been sold to firms la this section. Tbo Sanford Balck Company Is DaLand rtaaace Co. To Maante touted at 111 Magnolia Aveaaa Brown aad wife. t a l maintains • u*ed car |ot at 81pm. L. L , el ox. To Tho MaaIN Pari Avenue. The galea and eoq Co- Ine. ; service force consists ef Volls Hick eon. David Co at ef. To Tbo A. WUHama. IX D. Smith, C. II. Mtuaon Co. ’ W lu . Oserge W. "McRory, p. D. Quit Claim Deeds Williams. C. N* at ns. To W. L Davis. Tho Oult PertllUer Co. To Tko Mutoon Co, MartgagM Duda, Jobs. Andrew, Jr. A Purdinend. To Baaford Allan tie National Bask. Brown. Manat*, at a t To DoCrep Lieu 4 Chattel Martpagee Portia. J. A. act A 'T . E. Par. tla. at nx. To Baaford Prodaolloq Cr, Asln. Crep. Uan 4 Chattel Mortgage A Mertgage Jll laworth, Johg C-. et ex. T* Baaford Product km Cr. a m . •-vfef K, V, The basis of Chinese social organisation la a closely knit and highly organised family. ‘ Ronald Colman comoa to tho Rita Theater Wednesday and Thuraday In David O. Belsnkk's production of "Tbo Prisoner of Zenda," the fimena Anthony Hope romance of lot* and Intrigue la the royal courts of Earopo. Madeleine* Carroll and Dongles Falrbanke, Jr. head the impoehtg supporting catt,. which indodae Mary Aator, C. Aubrey Smith, Raytncnd Maaaey, David Niven and Others. Colman plays a dual role In this rolm Tut la's*, appearing both a* the adventurous Rudolf iiataendyll and sa King V, the monarch he Impersonates. Mias Carroll appears oppoalta Colman aa the lovely Princess Plavlm, while young Fairbanks la esat as the dashing Rupert of llrnttau. James Cagney and Evelyn Daw do some fancy stepping In "Tho Prisoner o f Zenda” was directed by John Cromwell frt>m "SOMETHING TO SINO ABOUT" starring the venfcuW Jimmy In a screenplay by John L. Balden* a snappy dancing, swinging role at the Rita Theater* Wednesday * ■ ton, baaed on Edward Rose's dram* and •Thursday. And can they atepl alliation of the Anthony Hope novel. The adaption was mads by “THE PRISONER OF ZENDA1 Walla Root. Jamas Wong flows, famous Chinets cameraman is credited with the photography. PROGRAMME FOR WEEK OF OCT. 31 Jeanette ‘ MacDonald nnfl Net son (Eddy la "Maytlmo." “SOMETHING TO Ronald . C o lm a n Plays Lead In T h e Prisoner O f Zenda' Saturday and Sunday, ‘ Nov. gth and MAHONEY" and "40 NAUGHTY GIRLS." DealB l i t chains South of the Nertheast earner ef the Nerthweat Quarter I N V I l l hf the Nhrthweel Quar­ ter INW M I of lection Twentr-three til), T eexship Twenty <H) South. Ituuue Thirty (I I ) hast, rua Went Killy Peat (IT ) fur paint Of Ueslnnlna. run Weal Slaty Keel t lS I . South Eighty Peel CIO, Heel Misty Keel tie ’ ). North Klahty Peel (■•’ ) te lnt of beylnnluu: tho foliuwiau porooei ruporty allualod an the aba. tarrlbod property In •ahler imlnole roci nIf. ylerU e, lo-wl One All-Noliopal ahaaalate K ralnrti * na l!enlrlfua*l I'mill rlf UVIll pump; One One 1 lip Kleelrle motor I ‘ One t hp Kleelrle motor; Two M hp Klootrle Molore.' One I hp Maelrla motor: O ro IS-Coeo Mlllor Hydro ooohor No. 411A One llt-O a llo a Irwin tarhoanlor; One qao retulator A along; One Kelvlnetor lea maehlao; One tet-Onllea Irln triple Cooler No. IN I Ono Diets Automstle fllMr No a i i i .c On# Inspection Beal One IS hp Holier: Klecir'ral flsluroei M e . n u la a l: Ona paper fllleri One 4 bp holleri Marnipe nano: Oee at-geiton alone ten One IS-aalloa aloes llneg ay. rup le a k , m ater attacked. Ono sfceoolnlo e h e m ; Ona lllepoog syrup mlmor; One ft-lk rnpnrlty sente; Tw s enamel polls; One nonop fee anear; •NS (tala; I SOI ooeoo of, kalllep; O o . vorllewL tubular hollar: offlae iurxdluro. nad ftateraoi And tho fallowing goocrlM l-oroonol property eltnatog llllleborouph tommy. Plorlda. the of rise and prioetpnJ pioo. hu.lnooa of Colo Company America. to-Wlli Two Mlalnar Unhsi . non Ughtwee Portable mis art Oro oo! palrkooho M o lo o i___ .o n e Moo » -l laadtent Type pick I# plated rerteetwg pump with U hp melee, »w W . w rw org, All remavaklo m ilag e releraan te Bo Pump A Mup- ttteSs ’ -**W‘ ^ notowmOo rrJ ; Ono mogol "N ” 7U>—"ARIZONA sundry fittings In Installation M is plaan Two ll-gallana aolf-drala a y rup laahsi On# Steel laepectlen P l a n t ' A teat h e n One aland far aarhonla gaa tanks; Ona III O outfit, cemplele doablo hookup fur carbonic •aa taaha A cause; Heel hook. • Udder brackets. ISdSar iaeha A ladderai Plra aitlaeulahara; II shipping baekala; Oaa r walar malar and ana . »" t»hl Oaa puah cart: Twelve M i l l , carnara; M quart a'l-aoawt• — — aa wnrnhouan truck! Mlalaa barrels. b e t I le a , graduates. furnace. ala. far infs- dept.i PI aI urea shelving .eta. far mfg. dept i Oarase teeU A Equipment; Moving M sfcre Machinal (.SOS Ult I -On late boltlea; II Or t-t>l (Ituaar Ala Hal||^|i (M cir l*Oa C«lu fro 4 »e U S Inge hjtwoonmfg. Lout, tanka A R u lin g u a ohfaaai lUtart. fittings for earns and Playing opposite the popular, redheaded star; whose versatility la well demonatnted In this p W lure, U a lustrous, young n efQ comer to tho screen, the auburnhaired Evelyn Daw, whose glori­ ous talent marks bar aa m e of tho real lyric' soprano voice and dra­ matic screen "discoveries” of tho current season. She appears as tba Ingenue soloist ot a awing* band Ond affectively seta o ff Cag­ ney's peerless performance aa the bend-leader, who gets an offer te alar in a motion picture. EsUbisbed screen names, on the other hand, highlight the support­ ing cast and provide the mature acting experience, which form the recognised background of every Cagney production. William Prawley, for laitance, borrowed by Grand National from Paramount for tho press agent's role In "Something to Ring About,’’ his played more than thir­ ty featured parts since ha was brought to Hollywood from tho New York stage in 1SU for "H*U end High Water" Mona Derrte, who r u s y i the part of a sophisti­ cated screen star In the picture, M likewise an Important screen per­ The beautiful romance of RaaaondyU and Princess Flavin l* sonality, bar twe recent perform­ played by Ronald Colman and Madeleine Carroll In David O. Self- ances! In "Love on the Run" and "I nick's production of "Tho Prisoner of Zenda." showing Wednesday Met Him In Paris." having r»* and Thursday at the Alta Theater. ^ celred outstanding notices. one Me. I Mar Manilas ma­ chine; One Neon olenj Oaa eel scaffold rlealn* comMfoeelmnauuo alno olchlags A electros; . M'ecollansuue equipment A toola; It tuba; Air Tranafnruicr A CannesHone; Chocolate mixer; Chncolata qnl.aiiteed pallat On. H " a IV drain ui|>« rnd| Two aeto of rueioia for dul— lye, Ten half kegs; Taa fast a) rup bnee. ten feet nf In allied linaa; Two aluminum eooope. one tin acanpi Oaa aluminum |mt for ehoeolala roam: Oaa a-hqrner ana plats; Ona nah‘ cliutui Ua IS-aal borralai one holil- snakar; Miasm plplee (a cookers; Pipe A flillaaa fnr walar lips (ram wall U> machlaae; IS fast hpaa and opaalai Ona d a r k No aeo-e-W " I 'o r t ablo olectrlo drill. I ll V ■ingle Phaoqi Two oiana reomarp; Ona Air tank| IS Coo loro) , I* a'oolora; IS Voolere; l>m Coln-upomlrd ennljri 110 Or a oo O la lituduolt hut I too; 1 •• i* SOS <lr l -o i O lo nroducU belllon; ' i- ’ 111 dr 11-nS. holtloe: tool ( k m from Jluch Itroa 111 Or Canada Dry hntllen from trurlf Mmn SIS. Plata front • «Ml» talar* county I'rtHtucla D al IIS Quart groan A White bet* ties; llr ll-n i hot Ilent i X OV Xl-oo t,otno-: 1111 Sf-no flnla; Oaa WqeKkix clash; 0 x 4 sot-per- pelroafktnei r Ona p« reels tar; Ona he'ol; Two Pfaudler g la s a -lln s d aillla. with severs A O n u se s:. H oT I V r i l t llleuallaaeaua r L M .X 'f f S k ^ tanka fram Mot- burette; laboralary Table A el ape f»rf WbnrnUf*|' Mtna hlaeVoime! Classified Advertisements Briggs. Jeweler Magnolia A v» wIL l BUT and sellTecond hand clothing. 4U Bast 4fk Btreel. 3— A utom obiles ANOTHER" DUAL Pour wheel Garage Apartment. Mrs. Noble,' S16 Myrtle A vs. Traitor with body, apodal $205.00. ’a A Ford roadster, apodal Purnlahad 6 room upstairs apart* MtoDO. Reel 4k Bona, Used Oar meat. Inquire Bit Magnolia Ava. Dealara. 6—SltuUon Wanted Job as cook or deoiling house. See Lucille McKalto, 110 Locust An . Neal colbrwd girl want# htlf dxy work of any kind. Cora Mitchdl, 1017 Boy Avo. » ' -Kara V-B truck hi A*t shape with good driver that would like to rant oat'at rasaonabto rate. Apply C. A. Haines. Box 1000. It> longer between paint jobs whoa II INCH roll-top dank for sale. Phono III-W. ' * you' nan Dollar A Gay e quality ptdteta. They're •Bce» for tho Booth-" Stanley-Hagers llarvlqrxra �i A ♦* Btalnoh O M t f P » f j f « T More Fruit And VeceUbleu fhuif A Similar A m In AmtHcn r NUMBER 3 lt SANFORD, FLORIDA, J ^ tD A Y , NOVEMBER Three Thefts Reported Here Over Weekend Hugh Gant Believed By Authorities To Be Operating "Here A nrofmlonal thief and {probably the same man In each Instance, U credited with breaking and entering two United State* Poatofflcea and a depot during the gayety of tha Hallowe'en week-end. Hugh Gant, who haa been reported In thia Vicinity, may I a n been responsible for th* robberies, a Herald importer w u officially adrlaad thia mom In*. Thia olatement came from a man who waa reared In the same lawn In which Florida’* jireecnt Public Enemy Number One w u bom and (pent hi* early Ufa, and whoaa clou contact* with the wort lay* of the bad man *!*« him a thorough knowledge of hla method*. The extreme precaution uaed hi the three rebherlee are *atd to point to the enbtlaty and-pro* Cruiser Hood Speed* To Barcelona To Investigatc L a t e s t Attack. By Pirate* I Mr*. V . G. Fleming enterlalaed membyra of tha Sanford Hatnp Chib today xt fti regular weekly Inneheon bald in th* Valde« Hotel with a number o f vocal selections. Mr*. Fleming, Introduced by Georg* Rollina who had charg* o f th* program, rang, "In an Old Fathiocwd T im ," and "Llttto Bit O* Hooey." She waa accompanied at th* piano by Mr*. Evan* Mc­ Coy. A report on th* njana o f th* Community Eerrlc* DommllU* for th* coming year waa givm by J. L. Ingtoy, chairman. Among th* vlaltora at today’* luncheon waa Howard Long, presi­ dent of tha Klwaal* Club. Other visitor* Introduced to tho club mombora Included C. M. Gay, C D*Witt Miller, Jehn Wlgfall and Eugene Wla*. all from Orlando. 0 ft ■ 7,000 Jap S o l d i e r s Cross Soochow In E ffort To Encircle City Of Shanghai 1aJ r*gvvl LONDON. Nor. t.—(JP)—For* al*n Secretary Anthony Bden told the Houm ot Common# ' to­ day the government had launch* ed • etrong proteat' with Spahlah' fauurieDt aathorlllea over the , ■Inking of the British merchantman Jean We*m*. A* the mighty battle «r*to*r Hood aped to TUrcrtona to to* veatlgete the defiance of the Nyon Anti-Piracy Accord. i:'d*n Indicated Anglo-Francb Mediter­ ranean relaforcementa mliht be made a remit ot the Jean Weeme bombing. ‘ Mighty VimVrrbllL hitherto undefeated and untied, waa rubbeil out of the national football pic_Tbe insurgents, be laid. "h*Tl (lure by Georgia Tech In their game at ’Atlanta which Tech Won 14 to 0. This picture, typical of lh* undertaken at one* in make a Tcchmcn'e fierce alUtk, «howa quarterback Flcteher Sim*. Tech captain, plowing through cenUr most searching Inquiry" to fli a i n . _____________________ ____ ,____________________________________________ thi rMponilblllty tor |h* Inch ifor a nice g dmL Eden alio told Common! today CITY NEWS BRIEFS Step* of a Chapel church eerr* aa an unusual but effectrr* that Britain will go exactly aa far front line firing poet for JapaneM marine* fighting off a Chine** aa th* United Stale* In lecklng an advene* near North Station, Shanghai. Chapel, native quarter of th* city, ha* bora* th* brunt of th* fighting In th* Blno-J*p*nei* conflict. Agents Of State Farm Markets Hold Meet Here Largest Crowds Insurgents Claim Since Last Spring Important Gains Visit Local Zoo In New Offensive Tho llril mi-i-ilng of tho Ad verllilng Cntnmllli-o of the Bern 1n«ln County Clumber uf Cum merro will be tu-lil In tlm Cham­ TALLA1IAHKKK. Nov. 1.—<JP) ber building Tuciday afti-rnuon at |:uo o’clock. —Chief Juillre William II. ElUa or the Florida Hupremb Killeen peraoui charged with Court, eald today he would each violation of City Ordinance* rwuomlnetlon to th* full term. will bu tried heforo City Judge Yeiterdiy U. Btuirt Glttle, pro* Frank U Miller In u aysalon of ld*nt ot th* Benat*. nnnounc«l tho Municipal Court tula nfterhla candidacy tor th* sli-year uonn at' 4:00 o'clock. term eaylng ho would run tn Lions And New Bears Drive To Bring W ar To/ End Is Begun Prove Outstanding Mr8.W.G. Fleming A t tr a c tio n s Now On Aragon Front Entertains Rotary VANDERBILT, 14 TO Keen Protest. Over Sinking Maitland, Longwood 'And Enterprise Are Scenes O f M idnight J Activity By Thieves Florida Bad Man Seen Implicated GEORGIA TECH STOPS CHURCH S T E P S -A foEW FRONT LINE HEX DAYS, N#v, The Th* largwt number of p w i m i to viatt tha Municipal Boo aloe* tpeurganla raporUd todgr they taut raring, crowded the murid* bid penetrated * beyond Oaaa Wood! In the 8akla*ntgo lec­ tor or the sortharn Aragon trout- Oowrnm—i enure**.- how­ ever, declared that Catalan mi­ litiamen ahowid inch heavy re•latanc* that tbs attack wae rew_______________ puteed with heavy Imurgent northern atatea, Indicating that loasoa. winter touriati are arriving earlier Imurgent communique* laid thin uiuil. (iencnUiilmo Franc lac* v Fraty Mr. Moughton alio declared that co'a force* found atmoit SCO In ull probability, the coming win- gorornment died, ter i*aioa will ■** th* largeit Government guna and warplane* crowd* vialtbig thi too In th* hi** bombarded Imurgent defeniei along lory of that popular attraction. the Aragon front yeiterday In Furnishing tha most excitement. warning that tha thriatenid In­ fer thi animal follower* wer* thi I.urgent drlv* through eaitira African Llom, Leo and Queenie. IFpaln would b* mor* difficult thin Phil King, negro caretaker, atated the campaign which conquered the this morning that th* boasts wer* northweit. mora- lively and ambltloua yeiterImurgent officer* at Iron adday than they had been during the mttted the Aragon puah would t>« peat leveral week*. different from that on th* Biicay Th* **veral hundred peraoni front, where the- government had AllenjUug «UyakUna at t b * Tumplu IJnlvi-rilly lluipllal In 1'hlJutli'lpllla, l‘a„ urn very much aa BUIa’ aald bn had no com­ plcujr.1 wIII, tin, rondlllun >4 ment "at thia tlm*’’ about hi* Dr. Jl. n. Amllb. Hanfar.l phy own candidacy. The Iiemocrata will nominate alclan, who reo-nlly underwent a iitnlor o|*-rallim, according to neit May three Juetlcoe. Two Information received hern lotluy. year* ot the uneiplred form of lh# Ilf* Juatlre Fred It. Davl> Thu Kemlnnlo County Council muit be tilled. Iloy H. Chap man named by Guv, Done of tho I'uri-nl-Tenclu-r*’ Aa-ocluto Divla’ enat until the Ibis tlun will luent In tho Gonuiu echool Tut-adey mornlug at 10:uo general election. Kill* laid he had" not decid­ 'o’clock fur Hit all day iroaloii. ed which group to unler. Candl- Delegates from' all tho nnatHlu date* for the Court decide In linn* In the County aned to ho preaent for tho t n which group they will run. ahm. Ikartell will bn nerved la the* fleneva at-hool lunchrtHiin, Far Eastern Expert ToAddress Kiwnnians Dr. W. II. Iludann, returned mlxlonary from Chl„a. will addr*** the Klwanlam at' . their weekly luncheon fn the Valdei Hotel Wedneaday on the F a r Real alluatlon. arrnrdlAg tu Sidney J. Nix vlre-prcaldent of the Klwanla. Dr. Iludaon returned recently from the Orient after apendln* 41 year* there aa a I’reabytorian Mlaalonnrr. In hla uddreaa, Mr. Nix atated, h« will dlaruta tha development .of political and economic romllllona w h i c h brought about the armed conntci bow |n prorrraa, and the probable raaulla. Circuit Court's Fall Term Begins Tuesday Circuit Judg* Millard B. Smith th* Civil Do«k*t at th* Sarnhwl* County Court H oum Tu**day for tho purp*M of *etUmr tho cM l caeoq for trial ot tho FaU to m of tho Circuit Court which oooveeM Nor, », according to Clerk of th* Clrarit Court a win smmd The General Saachega, chief of th* "LIT Navarro** troop*, 'tel til* strategy « o v for th* Aragoa *ff*n*ive. New For th* first tlm* In th* war, Insurgent* aald, Franco would n s *tv* the full strength of hla navy to tha cooperate with hla land offanatva. doe- Th* warship* weold b* uaed to rh*y blockade eastern gevemmact porta with and to shall supply dumps sad Boat communlcatioa ayftems along th* a to coast. ota*. laaorgcnt aourraa aald Franco at o had enough troop* at Mallorca, iQoa largest of tho Balearic islands, r act where hi* float was concentrated, the to attempt a landing on th* grvn s e ernment coast, wher* landing uaHs oho* could have th* protection o f w a r Liana ship* at their hook a* thro pushed Exhibition Planned La Guardia Rests By. Seminole Band On Eve O f Election Tha Seminole High School Band, under tha direction ofT, M. Dolllaoo and Dram MaJorass Dort* McCall, la Mmplrilng plana for a unlqaa hand damonatraUoa daring th* halt of the cowUag Banford-Ortando high echool football ganto that I* to be played on tho local hlrii echool field Friday droning. Tho hand ha* purchased a Better Means O f AssurinffCo-Operation This Year Is Sought Itcprcirntallvce of all th* Stata Farmer* Wholesale Market* In the Slate met hero today with Stale official! for th* purpoea of discussing the operation of prat* rnt market system. The gtm-rsl purpoo* of ths meeting, according to WUliam I* WtUon, director of Stata Markgti, I* * to nmfire co-ojn-rnllill I, hung the markets during the coming ■canon. ' Thi- Wato Fnrmcri IVhoIrssl# Sfnrki-t hysteni I- not in Individ* oil enterprise oml the variou* niarki-U arc not rnmprtitori, th* Mate Mat tot Director i*ld. The group met at the Mirkrl here aL IttOO o'clock thia morning and later enjoyed a luncheon at Kddle'a Itrslnurant. Heport., of maqy of the Stale Department of Agrirulturo offi­ ciate and olliera will continue dur­ ing the afternoon. , The Male Market* represented nt tho meeting thi, morning wrret Hanford, tVauchula, Kaat Pilatka, DcaU, Live Oak and I’rnaacola. Jullua DlnKtelder, chairmen of thn Klwanla International Com inlttcr on Ilie Kuppnrl of Churcho Annie Russell Series In Ihrlr Hplrllual Alma, left to­ Announced A t Rollins day ^or Chicago whero ho will he In allnndancn nt tho meeting IVINTEIt 1‘AltK, Fla., Nov., 1. ot thu luternatlonal Council, —Dtawing from Broadway a moat popular amlmaaailora of the thea­ ter, Dorothy l.orklurt announce* a Ui:M Annie Kuiarll Kerici which will comhino the appcarancca of profeaaiunul arliala from New S’oik’a acting guild with an lmpreiaive ptugiam of ptaya by th* Annie Kuaaell Company at Holllna College. Headlining tho eltrerliona on Tho Sanford Junior Chamber Ihia year'* iierica of dramatic proof commerce win bold lie reg­ giunti wilt bo Dm appearance* of ular scheduled weekly lunrhnou Deter Joray «n Jen'. '-Tt, Tony Tuesday at 11;IS o'clock In thn Morg'a lncoin|u>rahte Marionette* grill room at the Valdei llutyl. on Feb. 4, and tho American It*’ perlory Theater of New York on (CaallaweO r a n Fewrl Feb 2S. Mr. Joray, who rockrted to Meeting: Is Held By fame in tho pnat few yr^r* through ia delightful Imperionatlona and Seminole Baptists H frrah, original aketchra of hlalory’a Immhrlala, will prearnt hi* Th# first quarterly meeting of ‘‘ Intimate Moment* with Boyalths Seminole Baptist Sunday Ilea nr the I’aat*—* program School Association wax held in ths which haa received acclaim from First Baptist Church of Nrw tho aeverc.t critic* af thy Ameri­ Smyrna yssterday, according to can- theater. Dmnocnt, asaurvd by bla manonnford, aa a mrmber of Gw Two New Stores oat n youth la hateg trained to play the Initrsmeu* a«4 when agora o f victory by more than *60,- Association, waa officially reprrW ill Open Here 000 rote*, redoubled hit last-min-)•*«>ted at tha meeting by K. C. at* afforta In an oratorical mara* I Carter* member of tba First BapTwo (lorn* In th* Bell Tel­ thou colling for 1* major apeoebas, i‘ *»t Church how. ' ----------------I At th* moating th* Rev.' Walrup ephone nulldler now beingr*ooveted are rsp*el*4 to bo com­ S e n l - P r o B la c k c a ts 1 " pleted In about two weoka. It Vs T o P r a c t i c e T o n i g h t Of tb* group fo r th* coming-year. wag learned this morning by a ^ _____ j U was d*c!d*d that the next Herald reporter. Th# stora* hafll been con­ S, JL B. Wilkinson, coach and meeting of tho association will be structed for ueo fn b«(ln#*a by director of the Sanford ami-pro .held In D*L*nd Jan. 30. Blackest* football team, stated Ur- Carter announced that W. Ivey’* Shoo Store tad tha Hob thi* morning that the hvitlsl B. GUm of Lake Monroe had b*«n lywood Dree* Shop. In tha Hol­ t u . M M during prattle* saaalen of. the week w01 appointed aa Mpertntendent of tha lywood Stora. walls bar* been prartl fimford-Ocala ■0, Isold tonight at 7:30 o'clock on Yaung- Poopla'a Department and computed and plat* gtaxo wlaUto Saaford Armory Drill Field. M. L. Wi%kt superintendent of do wg bar* also been Installed. Oooeh Wilkinson urgss all mem- the Adult Deportment for th* dla- Electrical equipment haa been finished and only n****** rr boro o f the team to be present as trirt. painting will hav* to ho done baforo Uo MUbllahuwgt to road / toy tofatoo**, 9 _ .. British Hold On V To Exposed Posts Feeling Runs High In British Circles As More Are Wounded SHANOTT AT. N«v. 1 — (AP)—Jnpnnruo Atlmlntl Klyoahl Haaegawa apologized today to tho United States Marine Commander who protented ngalnat a Japanese foray on tho American-pro­ tected aide of Soochow Creek. A party of Japanese Bluejackets had crossed tho creek to tha American lector ot Ihc International Settlement in a rlee-ledm Junk iletcd after war­ ing off tha Chines* crew by firing blank ahota. Brigadier General John C. Beaumont, the Marin* commander In Shanghai, protested to Has*gawa who epotoglird and promlied there would not h* a recur­ rence of the Incident. The apologf came as 7,000 Japan*** ibodf troop* under cover of a thundery ouc artillery birrs** crowed Soc. chow Creek wait of Shanghai, _ ' ___ |____ Cloeer to th* Settlement t'f Japaneu uied a China** Junk am other craft to negotiate th# Cl**k| and atlark Chlnoa* poaltloni along the (outh bank. A* th# Japan*** attempted to blait their way Into th* Chinan position* and enelr^lq Shanghai, Major General A. F- OTdMai KwalleW^—wwroniVg <*t .th* Brltlih troop* v*fu»cd to vrlthI C a a t t a « 4 aa m m f* * > t Tallahassee Negro Preaches InOvredo On Crime Subject A negro hum meeting renlervd about u "Campaign agalnit Crim#s win held yeiterdiy after­ noon In Oviedo with George F. Dwene, negro, nf Taltahaiaeo aa the main gueat *prakrr. Ow«px ■poke on tho (lil'jcct of rrlme and outlined hi* Imprraalon of how crime originate*. Owen* »*ld that the negroe* ahotild ntlempt to build up n hlrhrr moril standard among the eolnn-1 nee. -There were many white real* denla of Oviedo preaent end among them wer* Dr. F. H. Davla, paator of tho Pint Biptlat Church of that community. Dr. Davla told the group that tho people wer* going up tho wrong road In crimi­ nal faahlon but (hould return with lovo for Other* and for their country. Frofeiaor T. W. I-awton, auperJntendent of Bcmlnol* County Public Inalructlon, alao (poke on th* program and he told th* audience that by doing th* right thing at th# right time they eoul4 be a great aid to their country. It waa *l*o announced that tho next maaa meeting will ha held la Sanford on Nov. 14, at th* M*th* odlxt-Episcopal Church on Ninth Street, M eeting Is Planned By Kfwanls Directors Tha Board of Director* o f tho Sanford Klwanla Club will hold a buainasa meeting Friday oroatng at 0:30 o'clock In tho grill room of tha Valdes Hotel, (fcordlng to B statement Issued today by S. J, Nix, saeretary of the organisation. The Board will discuss'tb* walk of th* varloua committee* during the past fiscal year and will mak# committee assignments and also be submitted for approval. Mr. Nln alao announced that a secretary for tho-club will bo aeloetad and approved. All members of th* old and new boards are urged to attend- th* meettnr, according tn Howard LOCAL W EATH ER1 �' to W ILD LOSE LONGWOOD . Giant oak■ from little •come grow; Last wVok The Htfald published * reproduction of • letter from a Roche** ter, N. Y. resident who had read '‘Ezekiel" and liked It 16 wall that ahe wrote Mm. Elvira Gamer, the author, ‘ who IIVM In B&ttfotd, to find out ir there u come place her* where four tired groWnUpe abd one amall boy might atajr tfUr&V « three weeka' Chrlatmae vacation. "EreWet" to* died did bHng home the bacon. vvnatine nocnester. m z. resident nan none, outers What the Rochester. Ki Y, reeldent haa done, -others 1* 11* ) pel w. j. Weii«, Jtm u o tto i , ot Lyman School V*re lb attendance It the Sem­ inole Teachere- Club mcetlit l l t l at Lake Me17 on Thursday alebt and at tbe District Con- voM lee ot the F. m. A. la Of- There were priee. 1W W t cdk tnmee. A ,goodly *»m was reellirf for the eeeottetjan, Hallowe'en. peril** WOf* itvSu Saturday nUht by Mr*. - Abort Worn,on to ft goport end dnOther par)f vfa* fclvok M the are aleo likely to do. There ia no telling how many per«*»; imirmme to caurwnia win read "BwkleT and a4k their grocery clerks for Benford celery, havittf hterd of IVperhaps for the flrftt time. Or if they ere spredtog the winter somewhere In Florida they may drive ever here for a few days Just to have « look at the "Big Tree" which they found ao amualngly described by the little tis mSSm.rrm ireeMbet. Urn Bchool b* Ike I’.-T, 1 A. ra w * ' w »n food* w oro l o l l R ight home of atr. add lift. theae that great citlea grow. The coming of <ma family ,to Benford far the Chrietmsa holidayI may seem * amall thing hi the life of a community, but when doaens, end hiindrede, of eUOh things happen, new homes end apartmenu lure to be built, new attests here to be built, and •ItMetf before you1know it, you hare a dty where only a toWn stood before. Gtie never Ibtowe when he may be the mesne of sskilting In thta great movement A kind word apoken to a gtnnger who atope on the aide of the road to change a tire may be the means of inducing a substantial family to M iillirrtiiiib See l i i t t o lift tf The member* nr tbe Baptist W. M. a. mrt at the borne bf Mm, william Lee os Bar Stm t e« Mender arUmonn. Tim Civic League hold* tbe Aovosabor boshtow aaoakm on Tuuaday sflanroon of this weak «t tbe Librarr. rmd QHftln Srbetneld, m eat tradaata of lamlavtlih lUptllt Semloarr. baa been leodtns erantellillc eervleoe la metir BeptUt charchoa ihrenftbort the ■oatbera atatea, inctodJn* Tam tta rire Martin’s Garage IS Allowing A 50% Discount on $2,061.32 1 belptd fMUmr yea help mo General l e p a b b i Track * AaU Servks Bodlee—Spring*—Trailer* A price ; n caa afford U pa> Mlaa Emma imam IteX ru ea- PA " t MOROCCO Little Employers On The Spot OVIEDO fthpercbaalbiiB from the rpllitant end much publicised actiona of John Lewis and hla CIO art being fait all over Mr*. W. P. Carter left for Dawthe country, according to the Leesburg Commercial. Em­ ion, 0*. Tuesday after****. ployees in all lines are calling attention df employer! to The town of Oviedo I* basing rot IBS riiftlg costa of living and asking what la going to be th* parking lima repainted tbie Ml done about it. week. "So the stnsil employers era again put on tha spot," the Commercial says. "They are hard hit also by the riling Costa of Hying and the rising coats of materials they ate In their business. But that is hothlng to the body blew* the various governments have given the small em­ ployers, Takes have been plied upon taxes and every one Of them carries with It an obligation to keep a set of books thdt details evsrything down to blood transfusions on eighth cousins, : '•Reports taka up much of the time ot email, ampfc'yeri 2nd they afe so addled when they get through ofle of these Intricate qulstes that thay are not much good to thtir own bualnoaace. So tha business of each suffers while hla costa mount and when he gets through mooting all tha taxes and license fees and penalties and then gath­ ers enough fof a normal payroll he la ready for a turklsh bath If hd had enough money left to take one. “t f . he is a conscientious employer he hears the call of more pay with fear and chagrin. He knows aa well aa the folka In .his employ that all of them need more money to live ah they have been living but where to get It taxes his powers beyond their limit, Even If he wad able to bat pat* In buslneds It would bo a problem but when he la stym­ ied by all these government calls, it la too much. "Many small employers are going to fold up fh the noat calendar year." dhHK($ISi tb e Woman's Club met at tba club house: ia a regular monthly bueinti* meeting Friday. Mr*. W. T. Welker tad MM* Lola Buddell war* shopping la Orlando Saturday. Tbe But. end Mr*. Wooderd end daoabter, UsMn, wera In Oriand* Saturday. WUIIam Henry Martin, Mbs Aldred Cham and Mrt. J. N. Trtep wen iheppkig In Orlande Betur<h>. The Rev. and Mr*. J u . 8. Day went to Lakolead Monday. Mayor Ed Higgins of Sanford baring it* paaiorlum renovated and painted. The Florida Public Service Co. ia orethauling the light ayitem In Orlcdo. They are putting in new and larger pole,. The lauic* of tho W. M. U. of the Fir*l Biptlit Church had a quilting party at tho home of Mr*. E. A. Farmtil Monday after* neon. . The Bar, end Mr*. Ja,. Uay and Mr*. Livingston Wont to Cocoa Thunder to attend the Indlsn lit e r Association. Sunday waa a red Miter day at tbe Method 111 Church. Dr. Dundt, Presiding Rider of tho Orlando district preachod at 11:00 if clock. Then the lad lee (erred dinner at ft* church. At ft* arming service# Dr. Paul Radfeim, paitor of tha P in t Methodist Church In Banftrd, preached to a largo congre­ gation. we* Shaking hand* with friend* In Oviedo Tuesday, Tba Flrat Baptist Church M & rtin’ B Garage im iMll WMMWw iW aania«btki>aMllaam «iw iw One amp win. but both will bwe In human lira*, money and progreoa ae war Polls on la blooddrenched Spain. R on la a map showing territory, held bp Imurgenle and Oorommtet fotvee fol­ lowing rebel ftpBtrs of alien, Met Loyal let atronghold on the northern front. Omeralleiimo *Franelaco Franco claimed ecatrol ef two-third, of Spain and prepared to drive a wrdge between Valencia and Barcelona. «6f) Vis Short ft)f i MM a bill wai ?rC- hMf- lock. Sleet rail* which hare bemi welded more than a mil* In ImRih are being u»ed bp certain railroad* in lb* United State* in order to determiae their practi­ cability. Green Valley Dairy All r .fr a T M M Lew SMMital I'M*! ' Diamond* A nd W atchea Ftiro W atch A nd Jew elry R epairing Diamond M ounting A nd Kngrilvllig ^ - wiikrm mtcws^artM r a n t u u r i r f We Have Just Received 2 Large Shipments Of PICTURE FRAMES * AD Bite* Prices Begin At $1.00 W1EBOLDT STUDIO RICH MILK Phone 89Z-W or 82S Repairing Diamond Setting AND- - McLa M WERTThe JEWELER Jeweler GLASS MIRRORS PAINTS QUALITY— DEPENDABILITY Pittsburgh P roof Product! s '- WASHINGTON DAYBOOK By PRB0TON OROVEB WASHINGTON—All this hull- ft thoc* taming their Itvellbsod rteSt ■kf wNther th* Dak* end In tha halr-draeelng profession U Duehsaa of Windsor will be of 11- the United Btota* that you would CihUy received In Wuhlngtort or eonfor a servlco of great value to official? tanreceived M Juet so the 400,000 people If you would much Spilth arid plfflo. adopt a atyl* of hair drooling When that pair cf ftfk l wander- w )|leh roqulrss pen eaowiUy art rtacMh tkl* shore, they will ba waved curls* "racked* Sk If tbs? were a couple Already that picture of ft* Duke of tnUllobatrO freshman krflvtag .with the cocky TyroUsa hat with 00 tht rttnp«l of a fraternity- the rope hat band haa bad tU *fridden midwettern collet*. fact over hero. Style ihop* had On Ms earlier visit* to America rope-girt hats hi tbe wtndews *1a) h sort of embryo king, th* Daks, most orvrhlght end »dv«rti**m*nt, ftsh Prlnc* of WsUe, cdt k Wide w in telling you thst he th* SWkth sotlslly with Itti than half brown or d s n grton •hades yes t&S gutttmr thkt surround* him would look no Sod dishing. Our now. Ms Wtnts ft look orir some enty hop# Is that th* Duko dooor t of American public housing pro]- also popular!** the a*wed-off, *mbut ft* chance* a n that the ktoldered leather paata that aoa restful view of American compoiUsd tho hit. bousing h r wilt hoc wiU U th* ta-i * • * Wrists of hots! suits* lb which h* Bot th* enthusiasm with whMh tank rcfUgs from th* grtat Amer- offMIsl WsshlngtoH antlcipstas IM w U I) « MB i ifie * A W f f A .-1 ;gVr / ‘V tjM 9 * A -eo <-s a t., 'iver w\ fv V 'V -* * '* )1 f ‘: ft# r r 7<J ■* • - \ ft* 4 �* t i« ax N r o ftft u t i u i b .j J A N r o R D , tu m a x H a llo ^ e W ^ a rty J S o c ia l 9 N u k a i 148 PetsonaU Mm , dill* Bryan entertained a, large number at children with o parly given at her home Sat­ urday afternoon. Throughout the a f t e r n o o n gamaa veto enjoyed fltrh aa a Souvenir name. Tagging the Cat'a Tall and other*. Price* wera awarded to (tie winners. Those attending ware: Pauline and W6t*e McClelland Blanche, Donald, Dal* and Julian Nanrgh, Evelyn Wrthrn. Ftoylne nVrd. Zona dnd Evelyn Matthews, IMhe Raburn, IWirla Dunn. Har­ old -Mandril, Albert and Lillian Tucker, Urban and John Lea. .Walter Hhoennmnn, flurdnn and Melba Fmtrlrha, unit daraldino Dras. Hallowe'en Party ,•* ,, - ‘ Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Russell an* ndftiwk the birth of n daughter. Marjorie Rllcabath, on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hunt attended tb« fitrtaon-Krakln* , game at Station Unhreralty Friday even­ ing. ANNOUNCEMENT Mr*. O, O, Roller announces the Marriage of Her daughter. Mbs Thelma Turner, to If. W. Chad* Mk at Richmond. Va., on Oct b Tho Chamber of Commerce HSutiding at fiaqford ia one of th* Moat unique in th* coonty. Sup­ ported hy concrete ptlfarge, It la tftiilt direct)/ over th* wgtera of beautiful Lake Monroe. Th* build* tftfc fa connected with the mainlfthd by a private walkway. Haig B- Kklyan, Importer and rntloctor oT rarn (Irlrutnl rugs, will lectare at tlm Woman's Club Wednesday nt l ! 30 o'clock following ft club buclneaa meet­ ing. . , ' Mr, fsklyan will exhibit n am), dl* bag which him homi used lit carry rug* flin m tlm deftert. Tbs big la envelop shape with a renter of kind Ini rug which has no kngp and protect* Ih e Baer ruga, Mlaa Virginia Ruble, connect­ ed with the Art Department of Beilina College and N. D. Prince, president of Wlndiiiini County National Bank at Danlalaq^ Conn, have highly recummenlad Mr, kklyan. Ifa compare* tlm history of mg* with g tree, On one aid* tho llmba ere Paralan, Turkes­ tan, India and ltuloochletan and on tba other shir they kre Turk­ ish, Caucasian, Afgbanatnu ami Chin***, The public Is cordially Invited 10 alien! this leelnr*. The American naval air force, Which for years has been rated tbb finest in the world, la now United States exports of chemi­ rehtprlied of 1,027 modarn plane*. Sfttn* 781 additional plane* have cals and related products wer* valued at 1122,000,000 during the first eight 'months of Ihl^ y e ^ doubl* tba value of H ^ftjlilffi menta To-Nljrht Dally average **1e( of variety atom ia the United State* far September were about 2 percent above thee* of Septemter, 1038, and higher, than for any eorre apondlng month since 1020. Great hritkln is said to have a aibool from which 100 Instractor* in gaft-mksk and gas-proofing practice are kraduated every montd. Edward Kverett Horton, who has last completed his rots with Brian Aherns and Olivia 1* Ilaviiiaml In "The nrenl Har­ riett,’’ which plays at the Hits Tueydnr, miy* 1m would rather h« aide In sing Ilinn celled an­ tique*. Singings, h* says, la hk suppri-SHcd desire, n form of amuaement ha baa to Indalge se­ cretly. pay* Eddie; •*t love, lo line, Mr friends and neighbors May -not like to bear n>* sing, but I love fo slug anyway. My greatest tfmblllon ha* been to slay opera. I have to do U alona. of course, be­ cause I’m not a vary good alngar. "Once In awhit* I am able to fls it ao I can alng th* kind of Iking t like. Ilecently t had a quartet nf ppvrntlc lingers at ’Rally Acres,’ my ham*, for a party, Th#7 sang all Ihe favorItn npemllc numbers and I **n* with than* flrom behind the palms, 1 didn’t slug very loud because - I didn’t want to spoil Ihe music, but I aang and that was Important. "I aang rmra on the stage at Jk Columbia varsity show and that has gone down In colle­ giate hlalnry aa on* of the greatest tnmedy turn* there. That made ms realise that all my atnglng would have lo he done In private. **J have a phonograph record collection end t have sung with Caruso, Tlbbsit, nigll and all nl the heat. They didn't kno* It, hut It rleared ap a lot of tblnga for me. two might nm think ao to look at m* but I ant very aeoaitlra when It come* to mu ale.' CLEARWATER, Nov. L—(Spe­ cial)—Clearwater Mr associa­ tion member* will hear aa ad dree* by J, Lock* Hetty, Clear__ water attorney and state *Uhr4 i 7 c w Britain, SH; O ^ 'l •»J f ' w W U and the United State*,’ " of major acta pasabft by ttt i Is expected that the anticipated rase load of approximately It,000 will he rretheO within three months. to? ola foilu Get •1,777 1ft Seminole Beware frwi< That JACKSONVII>I.Bi Not. 1.— ' HemaUec Seminole County's old hgh alalil* IS a erk ra u enre payndl for OtteMr Will hr C tJjM nnii ll.7IT.00. It wae anneuheM today you cannot i at the ..ffico of Clayton -1\ CodS t£h U ylngton, slate welfare eummlnlon- eTtite trou #r. Thli I* an Iftrreaah trier the ,, Seplrmter payroll which area H r B G ean ed i The average old ag* assistance yrant fur the county w n liven as flS.01. At the time the October payroll wti rinsed, there were 111 reel* drat a of Ihe county receiving old Ige aaatalance, ag combated with loo the prevlou* month. Speed-up plan* of the Plat* Welfare Board in enroll the aged ,ieedy of Florid* K*a reaulled In tn October cate load af an nerea** af O H aver Ut* 10.018 who received July (hecks, the first '(sued under the present act-up. With ell district* now lUffhd, It BET. PETEBSBURtl. Nov. I.— td l—An old law book uncovered at thn courthouse yesterday re­ vealed that it Is Iho duty of the commissioners to pay a bounty ot It each for all tear*, tigers ot Ipanther* killed In the county, Eddie Horton Has Yen To Be Crooner nor HtoW miu. Holt which accumutaUa la th* i channels c f properly constructed 1ten a m lolls a two-fold tab. It 1Indicates the effectiveness of the lei races In controlling erosion, and It serves aa a reminder that tar* |rare* nuigt lie mnlnlalncd by pro* per plnuing If they are to funt* lion as they werv Intruded. p m j^ v r j Mr*. Andrew Fenairk and MIAMI. Fla- Nov. l . - W l — Mlaa Ina Fenwick of Now Hav­ en, Conn., are at 11 to Luarri James Washington Ifouta, l i ­ re* r-old carrier boy tor t h « Avenue for thn aoason. Miami Herald, was killed earlf Mr*. W. P. FlaMs lia* re yesterday when hla bicycle was turned Rem Cbattabonrhi-e whero •truck n r c l automobile. Juashe was called by tlm sudd-n I're of the Pearo Henry L death of bar slater, Mm. It, II. tipponhom sale the driver of the ear was Walter L. BlacklaEdwards. inn. J», who was being held Mr*. W. II. licit* mil Ihe under ISOOO bond pending an In­ Uses Frances and Margaret quest, Brit*, left yesterday munTflg OLD BOUNTT LAW for New Orleans. 1*. where they TBe-. Girl Scouts enjoyed a Hallowe’en party Friday after noon gt the Little House. During the afternoon games were played eponaored by each pdlroL A drawing was held for a yomphtn ami apple bobbin was enjoyed. Refreshments were served to approximately 30 members In­ Friends of Raymond Mnn**l U. N. A. P. 0. O. at tba home cluding three new gtrla, by Olive vutge will be glad le leant that *f Mr*. H. P. Crenshaw at Til* Chapmen’s patrol. he la rapidly Improving after •'clock. having been seriously 111 for The Cast Sid* P. T. A. wUl several days. sponsor a Hallowe'en CatnU to­ Oriental Rug Expert A t Woman's Club James flenry fooptr of Oviedo entertained Friday evening with a party in better of the aeventh and eighth f ia * i at Ida home 1ft Oviedo. Hallowe’en decorations In all of the room* added to the Jollity of the octaaien. domra were enjoyed throughout the evening after which refreehhtent* weir aerved to the following; The Mima Jvnn Harper, Rath Stmalrom both of Sanford, Illenebe Duda, Mailha Carroway, June Maminer, Jennie Mltehewt, Thelma l-er, laona Aullo, . Hope A|Jm, Polly Mill*, Media Ward, Mary Bryant, ami (irtnldlne Vritk* eraon. Alan Sharon Murphy, . Jackie Kaaael, Junior Perrlte, Jack Mal­ colm, Jimmie M^Nitm, Bobby Parker, Earl Beaalry, Pele Hunt. Arthur Metralf, Don Metralfi Gordon Johnann and Floyd Cooper, Iavbs TIFfON. Ohio, Hon I.—(A V* Georg* M b , II, wai u>«d froM aft enraged bull by fits a ant, Mr*. Blanche Hurd, who drova i n f the animal with a pitchfork, lata waa knocked down and trampled by the- bull. Me suffered sever* irulaaa and a fractured rib. A n d P e r s o n a l A ctivities i t a A B K T d B B tG ttA fti J O k D A K , & *d#ty B ill a r night from 0:00 o'clock until 1:04 O'clock. The Friendship League of the Congregational Church will meet kith Mra. J. 11. flout, a ll Pal­ metto Avenuo. at 1:00 o'clock. FRIDAY Tli* air] Seoul* will Meet at tbs Lhtlo House at Jits o’clock it which itiuo Mr*. F. E. Boll Will give a talk on plants and Sow era. aunt lli-rirrth woiker* In the U. 8. tt.tvsu nf Chemistry and Soil* luwc found out Hull there are times when It pay* to rerun brok­ en up, (crap, opai|uc, and wen dirty twain na well as r«'»ln,that come* from barrels turn down for i rcoopcrlng. Urn mining hy u new nu-thiM worked out by tin- bureau i ll mists will mike an Improved pi ili’it nut of three roilh* and return-’ will lil< httflwT. ANT AMOUNT Florida’* It'll roni crop la eg* W1101,(6ALB OR RlrrAi prrli-il In tot'll P.njll.OOO bushel*, or nearly 2,rKH),tm-) bushel* more than the 193(1 crop I'rops of hay, Jimmy returned to find that hr doesn't care If he ever scea poutSANFORD peanut*, sweet polnloca, and l 1*owed *n additional month'* rent try. rnokvd or on the hoof, again. FISH M A t& E t bacca ar* also expected tu he larg­ Ml tho old' plat*, lie In sist* h* On* room In the Messrs. Stewl i t aaefeed Avvftae er. We ttollvee Rhea* aa pald It cheerfully. Hut hr didn't *rt, Rwo|ie and l.ngnu's bachelor Buddhism wa* Intrmlurrd Into rare fur the nice room thv hall Is rcscrvnl for Ilinmy’* toy*. China .from India. Messrs. lai^tw and Swope bail |)v h«* a collection of modvl reserved for him in the new rlertrlr train* and almt’ house. It was a pink boudoir, dee |ar Unit best* nil. Mrorated in taffeta, with doll* on Stewart |iiiiv!*Ht ihip® mill fur ftIIHollywood Talks the lied and lace dollies on th*1 thpt * fellow doesn't have to be By BOBBIN COON8 R. N. NIPPER dressing laid*. * daddy In hr u i-andkl camera Jimmy, n-grrttably, lost hi* f , n yj,. siewait, in his quiet IIOU.YWOOD. Nov. L—Vlr about town with hi* tually unsung but surely deserv tvinper Tor the moment. He tele phoned a |lollyw»»hI interior th-e- .sharp-shootIn/ lcn-c* and sliisds Ing a tune 1* the liachelor hall the Mrssra; Btrw-art, I.ogan and orator for help, hut hy the Rme >nj ,|10Ois. OP AM* KINDS 84 will worker* had cleared away Movie*, too.' But tlmt's a rout Bwope. II* M u l l * A te. r * * w i Bt* J the feminine louche* Mr. Stewart munily effort, laigan writes ihe Idgan and Swn|w actually donl had achieved n fine state of phtl' stories, Swope acts us camera betdng In a mqvte report, cirept man. and Stewart, the artnr In that they h«p|M-n to be a**oci*tnt ouophtrnl rcslgnstloti. *'lr you’re golriK In live with Ihr f« m||y plays till the rule*, hr domestic enterprise with Mr. Stewart, whose name (James) I* those guy*,’’ lie said, “ you've K” ’- | don't kanw whether he think* flashing more and mor* brightly lo get u»ed In them. I suppose I one actor in Ihe family is enough did some funny thing*. myscIL hut probably Logan and Rwope on movie marquee*. fin hr moved In hi* own seven- ,|n. The trio—f^igan and Swope are They’ve pioneered In a gi n t anna of wcalln and interested »n foot bed. and hi* dog, and— ft seem* a nelghlmr raises—nr movie ilUrnvery. Jimiuy sn stocks and hand*—have Ja*t moved again. They Jive in mure did raise—prlie poultry. Stewart nmrnrrd It the next day Aft hi* nr lesa close harmony, but they came home from Ihe *luTTTo one I set: bed Juice i rally makra the night tu teorn he had r4vrtr prlu best sitlwtliule fur. tduad' under move beceuse of It. They have their own orchestra. hen corpses on his' hands, Having Ihr rameraa, Stewart ia fairly convinced of hi* bought them, he had a ficoTtr' The studll tnake up men, natukttlaley on accordion, piano and urge to make the be*i nf frdng*.' rally hsrkwanl. havi-tt*i tried »t clarinet. Imran p te fm the aaxo phone ftnil fiwtrpe I* equally good oh trtp rlrom or hair rntnb.' •heftftak "You'd he surprised what har­ mony we get." aa fitewarl nr alata. “ We've had neighbors rome all the way from across the ticket to tell us about It. Swtpb agrees. "That always tlappeni —ju.-d before we move.* This last Inove wae aCcom; ptiahed not withodt grief. For BttWBra at Last, Ito went Ver* ■ A S C I I " IV * liehing to Ensenada, forgetting lha moving rode wae every-rtosn fur-hhnaclf. lo>gan and Swu])*! removed their pofeMelons, but SIGNS (joutfffom America** Ffnaet BRASSI ERES The Yowell Co. S nufonl, Florida RILEY’S Tomato Soup Pancake Flour Nucoa Black Eyed Peas Mello Coffee Oil Sardines Notice V- • TO ALL BIG APPLES AND APPLETTES! I BIG APPLE 6 o *U tf V f t B a S ta te d FRIDAY n o v . ir t p Prunes l i r o w n suede and Leather Trim Buckled S t r a p In the New Fall Style. * Black Suede and Pat­ ent Trim Drepay Ox­ ford In a Lovely FaU ’ 1 Lb. 1 Fancy York Imperial Apples 5 lba,..14« Whi*** ONIONS 3 lbs...................... - 1 4 c Fancy Hulk CARROTS 2 lbs................6c SWEET POTATOES 5 lbs................. 9c ■i V. r Vm I CHOPS lb. W eeter* Branded BTK Ak lb*..... Cmmtry .. BACKBONE lb. U t a er Rib �I H X S A N TO X D Bom* 101,000 box** of Breailbn ontogw were (hipped to Canada during the 1M7 otoeon. The peak of the B m l l u orange eeeaon hei passed and S » father shipment to Canada la contomptatod at the CIRCULAR BARRICADE STEMS' tepdrted Here Over Week-End sflclefwy with which the Florida after Italy * Nerih African eon-j p n p i t r la aald to work. jqueat. Soma time after midnight Bat*l II Dace was aald to ho>o regard-] order the U. 8. Foot Office at ed Britain'* action aa a direct Maitland wae antend by "fewer- challenge to the -pacification'’ of big a weed panel from the par- Ethiopia. thion. The combination wae The flight of lb* Grand MnfU knocked from the aaf* end the to Syria b regarded by Italian rath content*, eethnated by Poet* Wadere a* “ a flight from ^h# perae-, master E. T. Oweni, to be* 117*. cation* o f Brltlah Impertallam* | were remered. Poatage atamp* and they ctpect td atrengthen and blank money order* ab o In Moaaoltar* poaltlon th winning the the tafe were onmoleated. ccnfldene* of the Moaelm world— ' A abort time after fhb wae started when he mtd* a loor of, reported to th* Orange County Libya bat Match, officials Sheriff C. M. Ilond waa Moalem leacera rrmainlng In newer to n Japan*** dla1 that Chine** machine gon near the Brllidh* outpoal ’ the 8h*nghal*fl*ngchow f weald be mbjectod to In* bombardment, Telfer-Smol- Ighal, redoubled hb land, pad air offanilr* agelnet an MUed 180,000 Cblneaa aoldbra holding area* we*l, aouth poriheaat of th* International Inaent and Urn French con* eat, Hb men fought their iggo** Boechow Creek *ad ■ .bridging th* alreem to ret 8a entrenched Chinee*, la Nanking a Chine** goe* MM apokreman denied re* 1 In London that Japan ha* ana bated la Oeneralbalmo ng Kai-Shek, eupreme Chi* war dictator, ala condition* i Which Tokyo b 'Willing to the war. "Thar* can be no |bt o f peace while Jepanee* Thl* circular barricade, deep In Chapel, ahowa how the Chinee* battled to keep the brad tag Japanese out of th* natlra quarter of Shanghai. It waa eery near thl* acme that desperate Chinee* troop* of th* “ boat Battalion" barricaded IhemaeWea In a warebouae, defying th* armed might af Japan In the face of their comrade*’ retirement to new defense line*. Th* picture waa taken with a taieaenpic lena from a high building, for no clrillan could approach th* area, under heavy fir* for woeka. RIDIN’ HIGH FOR WILDCATS’ SCALP L Is Tokyo a report waa elrItad that Gen. Han Pu­ li governor of 8kantong. one the province* *f China which ■sea* want to control, had 8 deposed by agenta of the Aral Chinee* government be­ st of bl* wavering attitude. ■kiag long has feared that M ai nan, who has a personal iy of 180.000 men, might de­ ls hie friendly neutrality and ■ .Shantung to the Japan***. . In North Chin*. Japan fin* Id the ta*k of launching htr 'Japan e*e Mongol republic, ided by Prince Teh. thua form* L S wedge between BovletMlen territories and China per. Th* Japan*** aald big ties were continuing In Sham I rise*, to tb* oouthweet of ping, but that It wa* only a Iter of lira* until thl* entire rise* would be conquered, tpanaae reinforcement* frt>m t a north were reported to have 'Teaohad Shanghai during th* Wmk*ond and the great battle h To Increased In Intensity, Duaeaa ot stray •hall* fall ta if# Angle-America area ' of th* JtStornallonal Settlement and th* Vben«h . A'A. Whror Goldsmith woa locked ta ' hi* landlady when Dr. Johnson •fed *« him, aakod him If h* have a manuscript ba could »a for him, and waa handed "Th* fear of WhkofUld." on* of tho tori delightful books ovor pub- tered (he Atlantic Coeat Lin* Mufti, who will bo aent. tato oafle, depot b Longwood through re- Hko many of hb subordinate* If moral of a screen and had ho falb Into Brltbh hands, would knocked th* eombbrnllon from the Prefer Libya to Krenclrgoeentod • aafr but had aot entered IL L*b»nrn where there It scant Sheriff Hand reported that ap- •r»np**thy for Pnn-Iabmb more-1 potently Urn thief had been taent*. ......................... frightened and left th* acme beH# b enhl to be T onally lncom*l for* ba could open the oaf*. A nwnbado In Syria, unable to tacloee Imreetlgatbn ret rated that dulge In antlBrltlab propaganda. only a aultcaa* which had been . -------- ----------------------checked there waa mbateg from knowledge of th* operation of a the establishment. i combination lock In order to Sometime last .-night a 'b u r-.k n o ck o ff the combination'and gbr, hollered by official a to be. open the lock aa waa tb* caa* In th* perpetrator of th* other two robber!**, entered th* Poat Office ta Enterprise. knocked the com­ bination from the aafe but ap­ For Sale parently left after rifling th* content* and finding that (her* luncheon Wedneaday at 11:11 o’clock ta the grill room of the Valdet Hotel, according to a elatemci\t' mule thl* afternoon by 8. J. Nix, secretary o f th* organlaa* poet mailer had previously re A. O. tVngner, of Chiluota. who aufierod a badly wminded leg eeveral days nro while op­ erating n saw in a mill near there, wav reported to lm Im­ proving rapidly today by offldata of lha F*rnnbl Ijinghton Memorial Hospital. The Celery Camp, No. 628, of th* V'lMximrn o f th* World will hold It* regular achcdulad weekly meeting Tuesday evening at the Amerlrvn I-cglon Hut located on lly> Lake Shnro Drive. The meet­ ing I, staled to atari promptly at 7:30 o’clock. •tamp* and blank money order* hi the aafe which were unmo­ le*ted. In all three Instance* gloved hand* were used by th* robber In .smashing th* combinations from th* aafee and apparently apacta) precautions were mad* not to IMr# any other tall-Ula evidence. Tb# smashing of th* combinations on tho aafe*. In Itaelf, potato to th* fact that th* Job ta probably lb* work of a professional, lawtnforclng officer, pointed out, line* It require* a thorough Gerber* Daisies, 4 Year Plants. Hibiscus, 1 Year Old. Fancy leaf Caladlnms. All Colon. Booted Cot* Unis: L in s tin m, Hibis­ cus, Paradise Vine, Flame Vine. Water Lilias, Bof Plants. Roses. Pool Con­ struction, Landscaping. AQ Plants Guaranteed. Gold Fish. The brand nf horseplay shown hare bslng practiced by Ala­ bama football player* Is by way of training for th* coming Bam* boys’ encounter with th* Kentucky Wildcats. Riding with th* ball la fullback Charley Holm, while Jack Machtolff assumes th* wheel­ barrow role. Wlngman Perron Shoaipaker holds Machtolff* fe«t. The coach Isn’t looklr-f. A new British chemical process for rendering wool non-ahrink* able tun attracted considerable attention. Chemicals utilised by tha profen are aald to coat 18 cents per hundred pounds of dry wool, and little special equip­ ment la required. Th* local American Legion or­ ganisation wlfl meet tonight at the Legion Hut for a buslneaa meeting, according to ana an­ nouncement Issued this morning by. IfA .l. - . M WAA* ——-— - — —A G. I\ D. 1Workman, poet commaqder. General bualneaa wlU b* dlacstaed and all mrmfceri art urged to bo Tb* Kto* Yes WIN Lika At PriM* V*u WUI U to FOR L IT T E R M AOA DLL H EAD S. T A G S CARDS, RNVBLOPKS. OFFICR FORM S, S T B PH01VE Seminole Printing Co* LET US DEMONSTRATE THE NEW “ F og M ore” Power Sprayer IN YOUR OWN FIELD AND WITH YOUR OWN DRIVER TRACTOR*. SPRAYERS Also some bargains in ueed Sanfcrd Machine Co. Inc TELEPHONE 62 Try a Delicious Home-Cooked Meal AT Monroe Corner LANEY’S DRUG Phoa* U * W STORE T ir e s — B a tte r ie s On PHONO-RADIO E asjt Fsyrasat PUa AS LOW AS • COMBINATION . $14)0 Just Tha Thing For Club, School or Amusement DOWN SEE US FOB YOUR GAS. OIL, LUBRICATION FRONT AXLE AND BRAKE WORK BAUER RADIO SERVICE SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP C o m p le te L u n c h . . . . . 3 S c Select your food from a Hat of dellclotta sandwiches and home cooked pastries. . . Mest your friends at Laney’a. WB FILL ALL PRESCRIPTIONS — PHONE 101 W e are happy to announce the addition to our sta ff o f Mr. Carl­ PHONE 97 291N. PARK ton M ercer who is a factory trained lubrication exp ert SCOTTS GULF Plant Vegetables Nou) CITY NEWS BRIEFS A. will hold Its regular scheduled * 1 1 — meeting ta th* 8*mtaol* High (OeeiSoee* »**** r**a (M l .School Auditorium Tuesday after, according to an announcement1noon at 1:80 o'clock according la mad* this afternoon by K. H i Mrm. Volt* A. Williams, president. Lonoy, Mrs. Holland L. Dean will b* tb* guest speaker for tho mooting and The Sanford Klwanta Club will Mr*. William* urges all parent* to hold Its regular scheduled weekly attend. , OTATT5 MARKET ' HENRY A . RUSSELL SEED CO. SERVICE STATION (OIALBR) “ Hurpcc a Seeds Grow** W. FIRST ST. “A Ford Neighborhood Berries Station” CORNER XND AND PARK ' PHONE 377 PHONE 41 a sat fie d Advertisements Have V-8 truck ta A -l ahape with good driver that would llko to rent out at reasonable rata. Apply C. A. 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Pred Forward, president, of Forest City, presiding. Alt !*.• T. A. member* nt A*0lord and Betnlniile -Cmiuty ara Invllad and iir*0,1 In atlnnil. I.iinrheon will ba served at 12:00 o'clock. concession. v'lThq British owned Cathay and M a c e hotala, th* North China t ally News, and other building* 'tots'W h a* w*r* th* Mg buildto ft o f tb* American-controlled Young Man’s Christian Aaaoctab M and th* Chln*s*-owned China Imltad Apartments, across Bubh lag Wall Road from th* public Keen Protest Over Sinkii �\ M I M M ^ S Frail A id W Similar A m In Aamika r B all, H lfk w a jr NUMBER *18 SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUtfJDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1937 Davis Refuses Presidency Of 9- Power Meet Managers Hold Meeting Here M ove Gets U nderway To Extend Second Invitation To Japan ' To Attend M eeting Plans Are Made For Inspection, G r a d * ingAnd LabelingOf Produce AtM arketi Americans Plan To S ta y O ff lim b A proposal to Inspect, i m k and label all piVducs sold at ttaa Florid^ Stata Mart eta « a i tenta­ tively approved at a meeting ot market managers and represents* lives here yesterday. J- G. Michael, manager of tha State Farmer* Wholesale Market, we* host to nearly two acore visi­ ters from over the entire Bute. DER FUEHRER PLAYS HOST t O WINDSOR AND W ALLY Japan Said To Fear ConferenceMay But Add To Bitterness BRUSSELS, Nov. 2.— AAP)—Norman H. Davis, it B u learned today, has de­ clined an unofficial bid to preside at pie Brussels con­ ference on the Chlnese-Jspanese conflict Davis, head of the Amerlcan delegation to the confer­ ence opening tomorrow, de­ WASHINGTON, Nov, 2. - M l --T h e United State* declined today an Invitation from the Cuban government to participate In a proposed AIl-Amerleaa meditation *d the Spanish civO war. The American government t m * down the Invitation *n the ground* that H repeatedly had u the Intention of refrain■ I from any Interference In tha Spanish situation. The not* expressed the “ very earnest hope’ of the American government and people "that a Semi-Pro Blackcats Hold N ight Practice Coach B. A. a Wilkinson's Beml-Pro Blackcats want through a long practice -nasalon last nlgfat on the Sanford Armory Field. Twenty ot the boy, -reported tor getting ready for 6 scheduled gam* in two weeks waa aceompltgbad. Those oat last Bight were: Billy Odium, Cart McWhorter, LaaUa Haraage. Bail Whitten. Jack Fardoa. Angtu Harriett, Raaeed Odham, Frank Knight. Bob Williams, Jim Stapler, El win Bgatron, James Singletary, akin- Japs RenewBombardment O f 'Industrial Pootung Across Ri­ ver From Shanghai Tension Grows *\ Over-Slayings Japanese Expected To Reinforce Soldiers In Shanghai Drive R H AN O H Ar, N n r. 2— (AP)—-Hug* prolre-t 11m front JnpnncRe warships in tho Whangpoo River burnt along Shanghal’a wntrrfront to* night menacingly done to the United Staten cruiser Thia picture of the Duke and Ducheaa of Wlndaor with Chancellor Adolf Hiller of Germany waa Augusta. The Augusta wan nude during the ducal couple', vlait with Her Fuehrer at hla rountry home at Rerchteagaden. The ly^ig clone to the cruiser Wlndaor, plan to arrive In Ihe United Statre November II far inapectinn tour of American housing Idsumo as the Japanese flog* projects. clined with thanks the offer of the leaders to make him tha president. Meanwhile a movement waa under way to eriend to Japan an­ other Invitation to attend the conference. Supporters o f the movement held that a free ei* change o f views could he had rnity In the presence of Japanese representative!. Japan rejected an (O ntlm m m n o r n r i U. S. Declines Bid On Spanish Civil W ar . <■'*# V fv Jr. i Two Men Killed Id Attempt To R ob Postoffice Thla picture of a Chinese sentry using a traffic tower aa a lookout peat waa made ehortly before the celebrated “ dare-to-dlagroup composing the "Loot Battalion- took up 111 last stand In the surrendered Chapel area. The men barricaded themselves in a warehouse and refrsrd to follow their retreating army. But after four days of defying the Japaneae, the heroic band withdrew to safety on orders of Generalissimo Chlang Kai-Shek. Rebel Wartbips [Elks Lay Plans Unite Off Spain For Carrying On For Big Blockade Big Safety Driv Government Concen- Co-Operation O f Otl tratea T r o o p s . T o er O r g a n i z a t i o n Break M adrid SJeige Sought On Safel I ltE N D A T E . Nov. t . - W — Spanish Insurgent warships wern reported gtlherlnk today for wbat waa believed to b* a mam­ moth blockade of the eastern Spanish coast from. Atmerla to the Trench frontier. Three war veeeele—believed to be the cruisers, Canaries, Raleares, and Velaeco—were sight­ ed last night about IS mile* off the Valencia prat of the Span­ ish Republican government. Insurgent military dlspatrhes from Salamanca said Ihe govern­ ment waa concentrating troops and equipment In the Madrid sector foe a general offensive to break tha yaar-otd siege of the capital, Tha dtepatchaa said govern­ ment troop* had already started •tucking Insurgent advance po*U and government soldiers who passed Into tha Insurgent Una told of Intensive preparations for tha drive. Tank* were said to have aid­ ed lbs preparatory government assaults on Insurgent positions Twrident To Receive Waffle And Edward WASHINGTON, Nev, 2. —UV) Expert On Orient Wffl Speak H e r e Aa address on “Th# Present Situation In tb* Far East sad Ita Background’ wlU be delivered W morrow night beginning-at T|M o'clock at th*. Presbyterian Church by Dr. W. H. Huderm, a Preeby- ahip cleared hrr docks and bat" trned porthole, a , a precaution far the partly of her crew. The bom­ bardment waa aimed at Chlnes*( CITY NEWS BRIEFS battcrlra In tho industrial Pootung aero,a the Whangpoo River from the International Settlement, It waa In anawtr to Chlneae artillery* •helling o f Japaneae force# la the Yangtaepoo and Hongkaw arc tori of the Shanghai front. Alert Policeman Sus­ Mayors. Congressmen Tenalon between the Jepeneee British army unlta continued,! pects HoodlumsAnd...... And Governors Are and the m o lt of the killing of fivu Gives The Alarm 'pu»i Selected A t Polls Rrltlah aoldlrra and wounding o f five more during tha last 10 day a. Hr Tie Atwtuite i*r»— PORT HURON. Mich.. Nov. 2.— Personalities rather than na­ Hot Rrltlah officers expreaaed L*-» W - A squad of sheriff's deputies Mack Wnlkin, was removed to tional Issues dominated today's ami postal In-pee tors shot it out off year election* to -the eitent with two men they trapped In Ihe hla heme ml the Knit Side this that anma of th* winners may Japan*,* seemed to be taking Smith's Creek pualofflr* early to­ nmrninir from the Fernald Uuyh- reculv* ronalderatlon as 1140 tar* to avoid hitting Rrltlah ltn*a adjacent to tha new western bat­ day, killed both of them, and blew ton Memorial Hospital where he prealdeoUal timber. a .oae-atory frame building full of was operated on for appendicitis". Political observer* menltoaad tlefield. However, tha funaral Mcn.lgy or An alert vIRag* policeman, who neetlon: M a y o r Ftorello La- four Ulster riflemen AvaT marked " aenacd a post of fire holdup or (luanlla of N*w York, seeking by the absence of Japaneae offl- * tQaatleeea ■■ P an F ,« > burglary last Rat unlay, made tinroelectlun .with ilia backing ol showdown' possible. He become an unusual coalition of Repair suspicious when two men were Means, l.aburllra Boclsllsta and seen loitering slmut the luiildinr. Communists. sod officers started n constant United Htntea Senator A. liar watch. ry Mourn amt Htite Senator L**f-Jierlff William Vsn Antwerp| ti-r II. Clee, cnntesimg for the who led n raiding party to the governorship of New Jersey. post office after the two men were Moure, a Democrat, has been Featuring the regular weekly seen entering, ssl-l the dead men 1 governor twlco. flee, Republic- luncheon of tho Sanford Junler were Detroit Hoodlums. an. Is a Presbyterian minister, Chamber nf Coihmerr* held at He Identified one as John Novak i Ill-Mil«a nettling Ihosa races fi lls o'clock In the grill room of Immunisation nf and described him *a a police | Diphtheria Ilia votara were selecting may­ chsrseter. The other waa identified Ramlnole^ County - school children ors In mure than SO cities, leg­ the Valdet Hotel today, were re­ ports from tho club's activity W ill lm started In lint HoulhMlo from papers In his |w>ckot as Ed1’ilmnry Krhoo] Thursday morn­ islatures In llvn states, a gpvne- committees. went Scherer, of Detroit. ing ot 0'00 o'clock by Dr. A. nor tn Virginia and fuur conThe organifsllnn hnrd a report <1. Kirk, tiorulhy Moth. County gri-isnien to fill varanclva In from the Hvs-ill first Ion Committee Plans Are Completed school uur-io, announced toils y. Nuw York and Virginia. chiefly concerning the project lo­ Opposing I.nflusntla w a s cated at the interrectlen of South For Radio Program The Sanford Kiwanis Club will Jeremiah T, Mahoney, running I’ark and Geneva Avenues. The huld iti regular scheduled weekly on Ihe Democratic ticket with committee reported that the park Plans worn compIMed hy Cham luncheon tomorrow at 12: IR thn eupport of Tammany Ilall, had been plowed and thit plants her of Commerce offl- isle today o'rlock in the grill room of the llumneratlc chairman Janiri A. would be set late thla week. A fur a IS minute Hanford Salutn Farley, tlov. Herbert la-hniaii, Program over Radio Station W Voider Hotel, according to an an* end Senator Robert F. Wagner. number of the plants were donat­ ed by Mrs. Fred R. Williams and RUF In Gainesville, Friday, Nov, nnunri-mrnL made yesterday by 8. John I- l-owla' Commltteu for Clyde Rarilsey. J. Nls. Dr, W, II, lludaon, China II. befinnlug at *:U P, M, Industrial Organisation, was ac­ The committee In charge of the This limn war inadn available Missionary, will he the guest tive both In Ihe Ns* York and Celery Plan reported that an at­ fog tbe Bnmlnnia Founly com- speaker. Italroll election*. In New York It tempt Is being'made tn have all rnpres body through the ro-opwas backlog 1-aUuardla. tn De­ restaurants, hotels, and dining eratton of the Florida Stale troit It had Its nwn candidate rooms serve • special celery dish Chamber of Commerce and the for mayor. I’alrlrk It o'Rrlen, with rack meal during tha coming program will be delivered by tanning against City Clerk Rich­ winter season. one of lb* trained announcers ard Reading and It also had five It reported that ronterte have of th* WftUF staff. candidates for city inunrU seals. been mado with many local es­ The Chamber of Commerre of tablishments and they were said flriels nr* preparing a sketch Hendricks Indicates to have agreed to this plan. tor Ihe program dealing with Seniors Recommend Tha civic body also appointed Htnfofd'g history Including many He Will Run Again Father J. J. XctlaKhan.es chair­ Name For Field of the things the n iy has tn man of the program committee for offer today. It I* believed Ibel The H erito r clo-< o t the BernI.EEflBURO, Nov., 2. —<*■>— the meeting of Nov. 0. E. E. Leney the radio program will do much Inote lllgtr* Hchiw-t held Ra r*g f'ongri-asmsn “ Little Joe” Hen­ to advertise ths advantages ot utar scheduled monthly meeting dricks said yesterday be will eeck presided. the city of Sanford and Heml this morning- at the Institution. reelecttun In the May primaries. Inal* County. Featuring the meeting was the Ilrmlrirks, who represents th* Local Woodmen appointment of a committee to Fifth Florida District, said he will . W ill Meet Tonight go'before the local Bchool Board not make an official announcement *nd recommend tb* naming of until be qualifies, in AprU. The Celery Camp, No. •!*, « t the hew Seminole High School lla was In Ix-ethurg addressing ' tha Woodmen of the World will football field tn honor ot Mrs s meeting of Klwanlens, I.lons nnd bold Ita regatar scheduled weak­ Gladrs Morris Williams, Itotarlans. During bla talk be de­ ly meeting tonight nt T:H Voll* ’ A. Williams, jr „ brought clared “ I have received certain In­ o'clock at tha American legion the matter before lb* class end formation from certain sources Hut located on th* Lake Front, Douglas* Btenstmm. president, that convinces ms tb* Cross State according to a statement mad* brought tbu question before Ihe (Anal Hill has a very favorable yesterday by a a Collin*. plea* for a voto to he taken- chine* of passing at tb* M il Con­ Th* reports of lb* NationTh* *nllir* group votdd • unan­ gress.'* . Wide Victory Drive that U now imous selection and Mr. Hti-n Dlacuislng th* canal opposition, In progress will be beard bytbn Strom appointed a committee which holds th* waterway would group also with Slat* and local with Mr. Williams aa tb* chair Injurs Florida's water supply, h* reports. A abort program baa ■aa. said; “ Shall you put your confi­ b**n arranged for tb* mealing. Th* commit!** will present dence In United State* army •*>* It woe also announced that plan* tb* matter to superintendent T. firman and geologists, or in geelo- are nearly completed for a else* W. Lawton, sad to other mem glata who think thejr'rd geologists, Initiation that is to b* M hero b*ea of th* board tomorrow or la torn* engineers who think In Bastard O f apoosorad bp tht afternoon. they’re engineers I* Fifteen . P e r s o n s Arraigned In City Court Yesterday Fifteen persons, moat of whom were charged with drunkenness were arraigned before City Judge Thn Safety Committee of the Frank I» Miller In a session of local order ot Elba met In ihe the Municipal Court at the Po­ Elks Lodge last night to 'out­ lice Station yesterday afternoon. Two negro cases continued line plans for thslr safety cam­ paign during tha coming year, from the ljut term of lb* Court B. Rungs, secretary ot thecom- were dismissed. They were Ed Junta, charged with the sale of mlttee, announced today. lottery tickets, and Ed Blmmons Tha Elk's, alarmed over the charged with being drunk and Increasing number of traffic so disorderly. eldest*, have Joined other or­ ■ . Georg* Byrd, negro, charged ganisation! In n vigorous nation with driving while intoxicated wlda campegn to reduce the pleaded dot ’ guilty and his case targe number ot fetal accident!, was continued until Wednesday. Mr. Rungs eeld. Tha following nine persons At their meeting last night. were arraigned before the Judge It waa decided to solicit tbs ro- on charges of drunkennaaat Lan­ operation of othsr organisations dis -Roberts, negro, pleaded guilty In Santord In carrying out thslr and waa fined |S or IK day*; H. program of trsffle-asftty educa­ Steinmryer. pleaded guilty and tion In tbs schools as wsl| as waa given n 60 day straight sen­ for |ha general public, • tence; Clarence Cleveland, negro, The safety committee a*t as pleaded guilty and waa finel <10 another of Its objective* the re or SO days; Edward Jackson, ne­ move I of all obatractlona which gro. estreated a f t bond when obscure the clear view ot auto­ h*-faU*d to appear In Court; J. mobile driver* at street cor­ C. Cooper, negro, pleaded, guilty ners and intersections In San­ and waa fined <5 or IB days; ford and tha Coanty. Mr. Hung* Wank Marshall, negro, pleaded stated. guilty and was fined |S or la The Elks bop* to secure the days; D. W. Oriek, estreat >d a cooperation ot every cttlsao la <10 bond; and Elton Evans. a'*o tha County through their publle- charged with p im n djti of lot­ II7 campaign and hop* to great­ tery tickets, pleaded^gull'y and ly reduce the' number of fatali­ waa fined <40 or 10 day*. ties and alleviate a grant amount A brah am Nelson, negro, of «urr»rt** which results from charged with disorderly conduct, traffle accidents by educating waa found guilty by the Court carefulness lata every driver. and fined <1B. or SO days. Ger­ Members of the safety Com­ truda Baas and Blanch* Paradise, mittee who met with Exalted negroes, charged keeping a dis­ Ruler Oeorge Thurston last Bight orderly house and disorderly cun' were; W. T. Shalty, chairman: sduct. ware fined <10 or 20 days. B. Itunga, secretary; Sheriff O. M. Hand; Chief of Police (toy O. Williams, II. J. Lehman. Sod Today’s Election May Have Bearing On 1940^ Politic* Reports Are Made By Committees At Jaycees’ Luncheon Team No.\l O f Bowling League Takes First Place In Last Week’s Games M eeting Is Held ■By Leyton Post LOCAL WEATHER � 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 01, 1937 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 01, 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 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