1 10 221 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2f6adce9281fba09ccb124fa9bd51b6f.pdf c24c81c41215e52e351396c5523c65c8 PDF Text Text ]fd y .r ■ '**' r ' ’ V.' * ' . V»~V'+CT|1c:‘ + “ rvs.- . «fM r> ■m V F R I D A Y , D E C n O I B R 2 t, l i l t T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , V f\\:i li >ver3,000Persons Pack Stands For Dog Track Opener OUT OUR W A Y ' BY J. R. WILLIAMS J HAVEAOCH A LO VE P E R EKCrTBMEMT IN T H IS H U M D R U M SHOP THAI I COULD WUQCH A M O USE T R A P A L L D AY TO B E E SUM PM H A PPE N " BUT X W9ULDL/T . W A STE A MIA)1 OKI A. SHOP FIGHT m . w# 0 Isnlnu k Althouch a favorlto, GlenforH w ill nave plenty o f aU/f com■etitlon front the other aeven -peedy entrieo In thla feature mo. \ Court Action, another aenaattonal hot-boa favorite, from the Ard Ha Loch Ken tula at Daytona __ ______ _____ "Butch" Paaley’i Beach,. Frank (3 Ambroae, one of laat aeaaon’a bdt' ter dora, and other thrratonlnr >. entrlea round out the fleld for the top futurity bottle‘ race* tonight, heglnnlnr laat nlrht while the railblrda atnod fhre deep aa they frvertehly yelled encourngement tn their ca­ nine aeleeliona. it waa a colorful ratherlnr that wltneaaed the 11card program that waa completed without n hilrli. Raring Sivn-lary K. M. (P a tti Meetre |ierfnrme«t In Trent atylel In hrorkeluig Ida rntriea ainri-t every run- wna well matched. No true I hun four eventn Wire de ! t-idiil hy the rauii ra, nu null .uni fi-.-it in e.-iily running I.f the dm" ’ when it U .lift ■•‘lilt nl llmee In I get n real idnnl nil their iiliility , under fire. Smoky Ranger, (ii-rald'Pnaley'a 1 Iwi.-yrnr-nld hrimlle |>ii|i, w.ut tn| poat u II to fi fiivurlle in llie fu- ( iiitlty inaugural frnture with llig . Irk hoiiig minted at 4 In I nddr.l Hunger had the No. 7 Ixiv with Irk going from the fire hnle. Hut I the fight devrlnpMl Im-1wet'll Flunk ' Paalcy'a Jnppy nntl Irk. .Inppy aturted nt the Centriil Fluridu I truck laat yenr hut wua lint runalderrd u tu|i-hrurket liuunil. Ho got unity mi tup frum lh« No. 3 (lot and inn un n five- ! length lead on the Imrk stretch hut Ick bvgnli tn turn on thr lient | coming home, lie cloaetl in on' Flr»i llaro: Fulutllt, JM •4, Jappy with n burnt of speed and ■! I»«*b !••• 4Hf air. r u . won the allver loving cup hy a Mama *- 4 J 1— 1 i - / Alorry Itf* noae In a camera finish over Jap- Hip Aluiitf 3 * J 3 3 • R a S py. Tha time waa XV anil four- IL Kwirk Neill# HaDarlf* • —7 3 T 7 flftha aeconda. i - 11 My llink 1 1 a i AinollB llnll 1 i • *c 7 4 4 1 tfk p Up moil# king — Mrralrhotl AUrry Ida I II Ad. |T.<0, « With H H A R L IE C H A L K E 1 R — • — H»fOlld IlBCr. NlM9 hf l)*K * Uu«t FlinUKti J*nnl» c*r«fi The opening of the Sanford-Orlando Kennal Club for Ita 00day season will provlda many persons with a different type of amertalnment than they ere able to get nine months of tho yaar . , 90-daye Isn’t such a long time, especially to tha (lyed-ln-the woel-faaa . . . Batter make tha best of It while you have time . . . Understand the beat array of pupplaa aver to bo brought together aMhat local track will greatly enhance tha spovt of -picking 'am . . . Bid.Hudson was named by tho. Bporting;iNew thla .week ag/pna of tha ndmr leaguers on tho Little AH-Ainsrlca haaahail .team , i , - with what attaom the slim huriar it held by the "experta" * r■j'T ji 'i r la l a ianother month hid should bo dropping In on hie frienda aavha hands far tha Washington Sana tors' training camp at Orta*do:v -. 4 Tha. same for Jamas llarry <Dluy) Doan . . . Chrbtmae tarda faom Tatar Marten and Joe Ftndir reminds na that thay. Should b0 drifting this way In less than two months . . . Ocala tfas-ito loss tha tennis matches here Sunday . . . With tha ot -Billy Zaahry, the already strong Sanford team will bw an hard to boat ; . , the public, will be welcome to watch ihee - frem tha outside of tho cvnrte na thong tg net enough •twanuDialdo to permit putting up any Ui|4.aJ ipoatovk .-W e atill ean't'fkrurs hdw aa many people pick Tech to beabilf Mgybp'Tech will win but we’ll believe U when wo see ss:.Tr Cnt.l,AIIDa — No supplies CnilNi tH U E L L B L l — CW T kaga IS*. KOOrLANT — Huppllsu mnd.rala, ilamand llahl, market about ataadr I H nu lipt. arc. lu qu.llly, I.GB.I 10 Hf'AllOl.U — No PlippIlPB r KlTliCII — IIIe llunion aup« I»H.*a llgttl* dumitiitl fair, market Ilfht ^Icoborg rrt. Iic*fi*c 4 d>»t i l l hTA IlD — Kaator Mary lU ily l»Mir Traffic Flash Cllan flnrk Martha Jnnaa Futurity, *10 3 fc r r orr t i r Fi *. I 1 1 I — nk i l l . 3^4 2 3 4 4J-l » A t 7 A—3 a ■ n « A f 7—3 La fly » m T 4 • ■ Had r.noiiRh. I l l on t i l i«, lit.* •I. Jsnnlf* C’rafl, |l 4i. f l l i ; Feel#r Mary, f i l l # . ThlM nar#: 3-IC mil*, : l l 4*i- n« m# nr n s n r r orr tU m h ll n ir N or a l l t a Ijh ie rip . 3 4I — 10 43 1 p i ». 1— 11 1—1 11rd Canyon I I 4 I —I If- n*#r I I I 4—4 Dublin Dandy i l l f— hi! Hawaiian Cllppar 9 ' t A •—4' P*rati*rt»r T• T t —I nc-h.-l C liff l t i | Unmhlira Nora. I 4« «i. f3 « l eo; llrv Iri.nn, M.oo f r. 90 . Ilad Canyon, 13 Si. m ti.r norm.Ki o—a. atxraa. Mourlh n*c»: Kiitnrllv. il* 4-* Name *1 l) » a MM 0(1 Sir. rt u MIRACLE WH (M s * * L L Q WED K YD E R / LU C K Y f t A k fc T R Y T O K IL L U M T W IL L IE 'S D O ® / J For SO years t . C. Shell of Ban­ ner Elk has made pipes from rhododendron wood. He haa never smoked. rO N O M / q i B P P ie i B U T' only eae level tee* ta M te e n y e fd M BAKING iltV F O W D E ft Samepricetodty as4&yeart.aJo. 2 3 o u n e .ifo r 2 5 ^ L’s r a E X T E R M IN AT F ! in T i l t r m < « i t r o t h t o r t h is Ml V I I I J l l l l l 'l A I. r i H C l i t r . IS a a o run i k a i i o u : toi s r i . »-MiniUA. FlAMklki WIOUINM. -Vk- Hlalmlff U b U N U. WIUtltNn. inf'U.lunl ACTION r u n U l t O l I l H Toi Qlana L. W aallia. «*«(••<• » f raatd'nre lu Jarkaonvillr, Flara nival County. KiurlUa. rar<- l i U I « ctv’ " T H E S T O P W A TC H Uoilin g Company. Yuu ara litsruy i n l m t l and raquirml lu ba and a p M ar in iwr>un or by count,I uu tna tat 1day of January. A. u t>4(, to th* hut <>r complaint f lad auaiu’ t yuu In Ilia obovo oly l. d Court. Iwlna l ITirjilv « S 7 i —htl non (or tllvurro. I lli That you oopcoalud yoursolf au Kenny W k u IiI J 3 • S— I that proctaa o f the Court runnel iio rfown I a * i— 4 h* nerved upon yuu. N ur %mI l i s a Tbo Sanford I I . , a id I, it.alsn alvl 1 ut.ni ru«n, H h fM i. aa tha n .v a p a p . r In whUh tbi. | Ir&Elt Turf. 1 3 2u, |i »a, Horn liUik . Order shall t>» publl.hnt (or (our uraaka conoerutlralr. IMI. W ln.ua. O. T. florndon, Clark 4 1 1—4 lelgtilli llucB. Kulurtlr, ! » 4*1 of said Court, and tha o i f i n a l past 1 b 2 --nk *mmr U * i » 1*1* O il. Blr. F I e . I h . r . o f Thla 1st day of Ira.-ainbar, 3 1 J—m# IU|»|M r mt Com 4 I I—I a Vi. m i. 4 3 4—bd I'Ulol Hli<»C a i 3 r- rt U. P. IIKIINPON 1 1 1— 1 llltend jr C o n I I 4 A— * c D ; 1 7 Jum F ob 3 I l 4—** 3 l a Mlt» 2 * » la-3 .K K A U B r A' 'VRKKa 1 1 7— I f F.inry b haro 4 7 I « — ’4 |4 B*. 12.11 : M Krotip’ a J»r| I S • T —* b Fell Hp*ed 5 7 1 1—1 Jual 40. illulik rilirlB B i t llnnnle Ku.hlon I f ( |—] EE...... . Protect Your Hoalth ...... m w ic c o n : Results • Mol'd 1 III.* i I juI v iti Aim* 2 Jial i mti 7 AMI until Ld a t f ’atli lilvlddiul 4 4 Vi» 1!• B Cllpprr Full TMa 1 In,hid 3 Mi*in > ll«u. 117.34. 1.Mot> nl Arm* •*.«4. Firth n « r « : Futurity. St 1-1. Waanr mf l i a n r r Off Blr riEe Mammy a a 4 2— nk lUft Hfniiifir T a 4 3— 1 a 4— t Vnralttn 4 Faat K n* 1 3 3 f 1*1* nl C. O 1 4 1 ! > * l » r Ann r 3 t 7 7— 1 (lllltrrlnK Hand a 3 1 a Our lllll. H it. fl.tii IM P: Mammy $4 it . |4 10. It«4 Dnaior, M l* A ft ---------- H* j 8 l« lh llae,- V e tu r dr,-i tg -1 -(. >■• urhy •( l.l| » itee* r r dare tv. nu. eirhy K»r etin MrShk My<-h liny j i * » Lucky ■Tnthtr iota Thakn Wtlf« * " l i l n #1 turkB ajnter.4 (> r r iiy r ilft 1 1—1 1 t > I—J I 4 1— 1 —Jl * 1 1 l-l 1 1 1 1-1 a * * •—» 1 * 0 1 a a Fell » , no.!*, n o*: i 0. lilt: Jukn Kevcnlli fluro: t il mils, ill l-> Nunte of D»si ri- orr. at,, nu. Kara Culn Irish Turf Horn lllurk n. 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Oo« f a l l r s J s y M r a i from y s i r r s l l s . •»r# rmm tl.tli Frlsnd llth Para: (-1* m la: :ll l-l. Nauau sr Duet Teds Minlco Cort Cop r r on. air. n * . 1 I l I— H I I I 1— t 207 M A G N O L IA A V E N U E By FRED LUCKY DRAKE- IS A BAD HOMBRB/LTTTLB BEAVER- TOKUOW |>«r. p a r d o i . 6Or. OKRA —• Nn aupplir « jo s f ti rc n ~ ONIONN n v i — N o r t h e r n yr|* IV * M I . M . I . I I j \V IIITIo. • M - l l i H I 'A N I tf ll T V I ' K , I 74. O N I O N S ; fC Jl tK K N ) — F i t . Blip* r ,l" * PATUU.gr — r>«. i»,par rtua. »•«»• I.un| 0r - l 0r < VRAM. ( K N t l l . l ' l l l > — Un h|.r l.lk -ise . Comb. a ir - l. ( ( . AFVLICS — Supplies L i s k L He I.M. . AVnCA*lH> — PfU No au| ■ANANAS c— Inmorfed Surill*. A m f t l *\r-. T VCCANM — lo u . v u r iu t U a , lea inod<r2(1 ateaily. t a [land, — buu t w - K r . IIU M AtN hi — .. <*ACUKU»\VCIl — F L . a.ipplli« f*W. It* k»- eels. i.ato.li ra CRt.hnV — Mia aiippllea fair, aaarke't in k . « and • <loa. eria. 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M a TMIU'HKMM — (aw. da. fOr-tar (Or me. Via III. Fin. *«*P- 1)AN DUNN—SECRET OPERATIVE 48 J U G . T H IS P LA C E W A S BUILT F O R A M IL L IO N A IR E ------ A N D W E G R A B B E D I T - - A N D P lY E D IT U P F O R A H ID EO U T - - 140 C.ODVI.L E VER f — ------- > BE AWLU T O KNOCK \ M O W S f t YOU OFF MERE / TWAT B v __________ _ , SHANGHAI *1 V r WHY I I I sm ow vou — TMIS S W IT C H U O M T S THE G RO UNDS ALL A R O UND T H E H O U SE NO O N E CAN SNEAK U P O N YOU AT N I O W T - - A N D THAT — ) DOORW AY- - C " To^a? ' a s ® 1r i r i ia i it I I I E i r r r / u t Ei 9i ACMKNT/*] BUTTON a DOGS IT - l-n unpin, Classified Advertisem ents and mi J=i‘ tn \i*1 ,Lucky _______ . Hot, 11.(0, 13 *0. c h « t r i ;c ext RADIO REPAIR . SERVICE loth lia r . : l - l * mil*. ;11 4-3. Noma • ( n . a : r r orr. l.uaky Pot i i Hanily I h h r 3 fri en d l i o n I • < Judaa'a I'aclalnn 7 7 Indian Roll 4 2 Alta Vo S 4 Dr. Il .ail .r Streamline Laaale 1 1 Kandy No RED RYDER SANFORD MARKET REPORT ♦». • I MM M n a 4* •port of aalao of frolta tablta at tha Sanford inira1 Wfcoleeal* Market a, carlot suemklore tad •ra for a 21 hour polled (I A. if. today aa reportJ.i Lehman, Munegor. Mi Flo. nruoo lla. lift l| 14 b*. beau. t'd Comb. Two* It*. I.lo Nn. Two |3.:«. nip Aionp. «3tB. m i , u. KuUk. • lit . DON’T FOROKT Ocala will aend lla tennla team TO SIND TH I here Sunday afternoon to play a Sanford team at 2:00 o'clock on the recently finished clay court, at the waterworks. Director of Recreation IL M. llardakcr an­ nounced today. Sanford’s team defeated Ocala teently in several matches played In .Oaala. Composing Sanford's team In the men's division will be Clay Williams, Dr. T. F. McDaniel, J. C. niggini, BUI Zarhary^ and Robert KnigbL Playing In the women'a dlvlilen will be Mlaa El­ len Betta, Mrs. Charles'Morrison, Mrs. Klnelwn Powers, Mrs. Ar­ thur Zachary, Mlaa Katherine Calhoun, and Mrs. T. F. McDan­ A FLAVOR i n iel. ITS OWN THAU Only two of the three court* will be used, Mr. Ifardakrr said, MILLIONS P R IF t r pointing out that work Is being L E G A L N O T IC E Greyhound CHALKING ’EM l JP TH EM G U V S A RC T IR E D W N T I Nf RIGHT NOW Lire Sanford * Orlando *1 *>is °'craelnr iacv, m irk uw a#eond ~,-v* nlpht of raring at tha SanfordOrlando Krnnel Club, Kennel ClubBegins The crowd estimated at approalmaielj- 9,01)0 filled every Season Of 90 Days ner of the apaeloua rrendatand B efore the largest opening night tbronr In hlatonr, Um SanfordOrlando Ktnntl Club Inaugurated IU 90-day greyhound raelnr meetIc y at tha l/mrvrnoH nval laat 'ih t with a spectacular program at ta w Big Ick. an old favorite, eapture -lha thrilling f»-«t unevent, the inaurural handlenp In n Cholera flnlah. Ed Wlllard’a rrark young dor. Glenford tied, will go to the j*n l U'ln tha ninth and featured raei- tn.n ig h t aa a favorite In a field of W i t faat rrt-yhmuula! . Olenfor.l Red, lx ginning her ftrat full aeaaon o f rarinr, la reirded aa one o f the ruuntry’a ipperform era Willard haa entered hi* apee.ly two-year eld in th« Flagler Fu­ turity, to b « Held In Mareh at M i­ ami which l« eonalderrd tbr na. Uon'a blffteat race for preyhonncl ' W E LL, THEY H A V E T O K E E P T H E IR E Y E S P E E L E D POR TH ' B O S S E S A N D IP A B O S S I S TOO ■LfO l N S COM IN* THEY (o r r D iS - on the other court et the Ocala T o S e n d done present time to put It In better condition end that It will not be Tennis Team Here Dnlibed for tome time yet Sunday Afternoon \ l j/;/- RAY THOMPSON a 1 I t s fim .iie �Buford fa Th# Only Ctt><r»i Florida a i y Affording Rail, lllghwh. And Water Traaoportation Seminole County Produce# JMore Fruit And Vfffetableo Than Any Similar Aren In America S t f j * -ft' — — r * ^ r » ■- i - L - u ________ — I t r Tm .. . I IP V T III ■. P reced en t ... ■ ncjf, I * P H X I ’ dacy * v n « a n;,h mil* F o r d M lo n a l T W - D e m o c r a tic SANORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DKl'EMIIKR 30. 1039 i K e l n l t l i s b r i l III 19 0 S tS rJ rS f^ . I — ' •«, , , Kluii.ln Ir.tiilslurr, having meiedi ■ a in H lllll I P P M p p t .*> ' S> inimde County reirrsrni". | V A fU IU U S iC C ,i„ . in p.rJT a...) a t. m l.I iv.rjr j • o l l a r f R v • r Q r S P V i " " * * '• rinre '.nrlnin ti»,in*| v o i i e u p y r a r r c j I,),,,;,,,, „ virnK. . . Sofuinolr County h*» i*ev?r nipP r c a lH e n t M A V I T f i t P p I"'* n ’•"iwim for Ihe l.egi*lfl* , .C n 1 . *J f K t : |liir.. hi" roi.l. ad Ills Ihal il .. U n ity In S o lv in ir 'nan from ltd- munly' Meet Church Anti Stale Confer On Peaee Civil Strife : Feared-Near Among Irish I | WASIIIVGTON. IW . :il .VP W K A It t . It--. • P. V *" - \ I iimImi*; t V:•| Itm iv lh id'*C» r . .ir.r* 1 .1 • vl* i| hi l-t irnlly »udlri»!** n t.im% i !«*• tjnal r-vni« k« u n»« » of n.» th ut n •! a mrmhr of th*' (yW * ' •n »• 11 Tiirt * I tte ii» • r It niuni't Pm l\* oprnr*il I ho wny for .’»*||, m i .| nd<liihui:t| i mIhh, V * the i\T»t *• ji•i riO h' il.*r In •n *itlo .*** oiotuiia «i • n»U r tap* ilrnnrtiih ti m In*, a^iirr W|,i|,. full r* |w.n. ImUini? A n*l ra 11.*». 1.t. (•» it* »*\it hi .if non «| iiini*.' it Tli** fhullucr »vn« biihmilltsl (ii un. In Ih-viil »lii’ hl n>uiu«»«.| h» fWvM'l rv of I nlni IVik!»i» hy f „ n t.-mOv -hvl,-* Wt • .lnnio« * )l. l.m ilK llarxnnl law* In uhhh »*ffir$nl* ••.|»o« im I df-’ H. nppoiulml hy IV-Wn* l.i r »n* r » io .iD ii m o v I. led hi ill! I a I*** •»»n*r lo ilolr m W i : ..•tn nnolii'o »hno. N a tio n s P r o b le m s *... i,.m ,.oidrr fir»i mgngrd I ______ in pnliiir-. ill 11*16 when lir v\n« TTTAQTTTVCTrW rin/» ".II __ Irrlid n« Hrmiiml" ( minty jud o'. .. ' . Mi- r a i nl lli it lime ill- young.- I f A P I — W ith th e approval III mm ever lo rerv? In that "... Presid en t R oosevelt, th e j.««••!) in Florida, in iw o lit i . » -- L -g 1 NUMBER 110 » 1F.ndlnjfH May Mean j Further Q u a k e s In Cancellation Of I)eTurkey Briiiff Down portation Warrant Totlerinfi: W a l l s , Affainst CIO l.e.uler ( ’ause Avalanches W Mr. II himIm.I ,t silled that he*< Lovefeast Broken feel* h<* ii nill nrqunint’n ». ilt^| • hr n.'..1" mill problem* of l l i i " With FDR’s Okey i district r,vi«I it not a stranger in' • U F. Ilmi holder, lnr-1 v | ” tovbv nimmured Ids rimll for .Mal >' irnal r from the r.m*i»iing « f s mi nnd *i.\;*nl Y 'null*'. -ah S T E S t 5 » t > Leaders^* F- Housholder Is Candidate For Bridges Is No Tremors Are State Senator Frsm 37th District y To Be Invited Communist, Impediment ANNOUNCES rl~\Say? -To Rescuers ^ I A * V n ............. — ____________________________________________ ____________________ _____________________________________________________ Member Aanodated Preen VOLUME XXXI n t t e i t AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER , France Sets Budget For Next Year A t r> Billion Dollars; Miller Sees Victory --- Regulars Replace Red Conscripts (iDiidlii Reveals Plans • For New Civil DisoliedienoeCnmpaiffn ) . t»rrrt* l ’ n.I.ll’HK .... till* ItotnP fr.m l tn . it).j,-•I H ritain. Frn iiro iit.il tit*, utility UHlny n* t lie*V JickMon m y n ln m r « » « » • • ; • ' « ! £ I’tu fil il..' .it'w yt'jtf aiintlercrt tCC Hah broken it# phHJCtlcn. <tn^ aUdtitty. for Fr.noiolf ( 011111 < to In vite Republican collar?*- m.d m Iiu-i !..• «n « elened » * i l.y tear. skoal Ic irlc r* a* honor reptraintuiive to• o.c Lw»■■in....".; Ilissr itnii.ll itl It .'littill ttlltl I ho il«*|io»f" lion lvtrnul i*'iio*l . ,« vm rllliniinl 'serving during IV.e lOii re*»i>u. only to I.»» llioh l«\ r* wh* il ; l.nlj.i |ir..l.lt>in- rm iftn iitin K gurata 4o th e tradition al ln ,||(, lttlllp year j,, cle m l. a n te v /vi • Mrirh. I'.» ■ . . . f n oil* In*ilifin** «* II tf» r.l fi* iii Hr’ r.in it.* well it* ltow to D em ocratic poiuicni iovc- r ,t>. eommu-fowr for 'in " i W i n n e r s I n 1 l l l h In |ho vnhiiinift * r.'pr.ri, 1n,,l i Ini#« yh u l* ■II* •nl»l Ihr fo^liiiinny it r*« iil« ilT . . . . . , , .. , i fea st 01) Jan. 8. > W trrn, and rrrvrd pari ..f hi«{ T T l U U C I * 111 V ' , U U ..... . tin" l-lt uurlti.igninn . . lit* . .ho r lir riiulrl I i I ii ii I ho lii* i ••ninl. .•»•! i. li iip**«ltit'4 • UHiithiU* lomloiwins om foi iv.i with I -l.k lll II.M.-tV.ll flli nl o «4 r tllAi*^ • , .. . Added to the nnovation. invila- ' ,rr"' » ' Hanfnrd'a mayor. | <*oiti i*t.i t*«l iiitiliT w artln tr <*nmHiui»*fl l*nily'hffil'aiioiH. Ilti' * , ' .f f* * 1 " l# 1 1 ,l*'' 1*1^ ( 111* hi« n|t|t« al I* I'tti* \ 11 f.»» . •• i• III t 1st ttuill Ilona drclarral IhT^ Priald.-nf* 1 ,hp h|'l’» n l' ■ luulil tiiii.t. OMailrd Ihr .- rdll.ilily ..f ...m e*..... . nllirr" o*<> l.i |i|un m il' P ' ( till* \riV» it 11 |*t« .i. • i «*i .if** h riirn rP.fch at th. dinner wluld >*• * '’V T ' " , . " r l n L l , nor! tTw nm cnl wiln«*p*o« who l s. \ fiv. billion* fw u \ Dm • '• I., |« • nlrv loyii.i. Snniiii.*\ o| Xinorii'iv. and In C^ r,#,rrf ' I k T a J b rT ln Pnlk w ii Dii.lrt t f.ir t.» bo lioi • Thr*. 4|»clc«ur.a cam* anon nf- rount). lhp „ „ „ of n Mrlho.ll"i lh. ••I Krtlria' Conmil of rh iin ltf in v • • • * |o»»i t.i»o i*..till* ...ks..l ....... il».* In n .b profile. tpr PoatMMter Farley h»>l ra M I m(m„ ' . r *iI)ro h. haa llv.,1! .1 |.i... t.D-.l fo» ih * n v n\mtion \\ .t ltni|*i.*fi i.to* it It n* .iib; U mis* I Dm " V i 0" ; ' 1co'",ml,, 'r In nrmly carry «ctlnn nf !».«• ( | fi p r i 7 P S A W a rd ed .iltd uriN.il • xp.'iubl iir.'rt. l.nndi, fm.ml ll.ri. aim. r.diral^ M«rt b* 7 tn Fch B lo fix M » ! ctll,c. | „ |, n craduat. of Sun1 M Z C S J i r a e a Ihrir ^ method* ...........Ferkw .. .............. .. lo vin|t|ov llrM.’i, •«* i» ypsiN tnr«tlvntf and pUc« of the Par*y * j font High School and the t’ lii*. F or 8 C * t»nil reilito them other than th Mu*-. p.» di. ii $l ttint IP 10 %»lll n mhwllon ronv.ntlnn. vrr*lly cl Florida. A fU r ic c .lv * V * ** " ”, ,hal Ihr“ f.amranrk «f .Icr D.it.f xi.i.MN t<* I ;.*rni:»l*y. * Tho Ipallatlon* of n.putdl.-ana ' |nK n d .e r if from ihr Inu im-Ii.k>I j t l O C 1 / e C O n illO n S .rutir uml Connllliilliin.il sbrei Iti plri. rm.'nl ..I tnoxperirnceif LANDn. Uiv . u. ir proveked apcculallon oa.r vahrth»r|0f Ihr .Stale unlv.ralty, ilr. Ilmia-: _______ iM"initi*. -i ifat Dv \••ternii Soviet Henry .•»• lii-k. i!».y,si. -i M the PrraldMit would d.vct. • hU |holder chn*. Sanford a. hi. |h i Thr ritt nlnnfrt ln ,hp 8nn. -------b*.| i *Dm r v fi» believe addreof to o cnll for natlonQl ' mnnent home nntl Itrwnn hU lo^ # ^ . rliiU ___. . f 2 ^ ^ ,. II ^ ^ aldenl Ilt.il :i nt:i it.i li.it I It* nv:ih itniilim'llt Banyan Plains Internal and for- j prarllrc here Ih 1PM. i fori* (,artlcn ( luh a nnniial i lul.l- 1^101121 l i 0 1) C Hil l pill, r I 1 Wftl preblema. Throughout hi* profea.ional ra- mn« llrroiallon* roiilcvt were un* ", t» . .' .In i. .tn thin 1 in I' mlrilid ) n fl • i t \ . 1l|l' ) I'llt $»f . Il I •' el "• N’oiMo tii lit l iinl, :i pat I of uli’rt p.t i;»1 1 .plill> .Il il NN" lo it • l*» « ninl l ‘ » . . .1. •«». 1 1Itpli tlqltfrl Roma raid It might me.n he rerr, >fr. Hou.hoLrr haa been nounrrd today by Mr*. Iln ry nnws ilia* t of ;t feat ll.ri >• I p|"$out lit**, ,i Dio I. w.i. •! . would not dltclov* hU Intention* active In Jim civic, fraternal and Ilceron, chairman of Inc commit1 1 ,• . P.i M.t M. • 0*1 > Illll lit. I iiitt'.l Kiii|r«loin. liii»ii‘ *ii.n.T ' I'ImIICV Hi |||4* •low H «•I I In- |>n * 1 carding a third term at that educational affair* of Ihit cohii- Ue in charge | i ••1-• I.. :.l i' itiiII llI ..Ml. . lit lull tuiDctl I•\ irpoitp $if 4'XlraordD |irrcnutioiiR in ly. -fh.vi'.r* , y,*or iIIk Iosl" woilltllltl’l !*•>I 111!* i. :$it.f fl.. \.... . I. Ill 1 :*I.*!| nn \ inil if uay Proclaitninf Inc control un- j 'A00 in tho lievvlupaivnt* vln lf M;»>oi 1*1 In .1 t i\\*i •i,.t .. •nil■i nit • 1lir ii.-u;IiIm»iiiii : I i .I. iimI, un«i feared rtepubllcan* get free tickets to uiually ■uccrcifuL^ Mr*. II IlMilsifli: ls»\wit ••I hi. $• 1 staled Hut there irete many very The ..Id lo the blind program of 1 . «•-M1 N. 1 it t iftt t. .1 to i im I wtiit.* un- im|H*ndine tn *. dinner, which will co.t Demo K. Jlf j1ward , Hkuln*. ' Free St isle. f Uiloption Jr* ;t Nru attractive arrangement* which :*^r *-lon« I lub luv. Ims;.i °W | fV, iit •••i 1. || V• \, \• t'.r tin ” 111111* i li.* f.*rn'c» Itifh crat* ( 10# • plate. itIon. of Hit' itt'itiu "i 1 Ih. S i Inl.| |...•k* till. tV-4lll"t l.<*Avr« <>f nil llioh nfficcra were expressed the spirit of tho Yule- I ***•' .r,vl<‘ '""J01 Ira.e '.There was no Immediate Indi­ tide teiton. actlvltle* du.ing the past yenr ant (li, „ it •*trniii* itl*lioin»M r<»m tli. 1It" 0.1*1 „ Stoll* 1.mgiii Ml $riitt rlD’il, amt r.,000 aoldlen cation whether the Republic, n. in ordrr to expand tl.i- p.ug.am |)„rB Spend Hinfgid Unlliirt "i SIall m»i$ " \n '1iriii.l •' 1 |U,(Nli• prt • , w .if ronrnitriiUil around Dub* On twhalf of Abe club »he e«- during Ihr ruining ye.r, Ihe cluk i i ,. i "i” M, Im where inidri*, described M ..1IM itnn Ihi" I*..llii* ••ii -Mllj tneeaed nppiwelallc^U. those vvl.o h* *|vansurtna o Charily Ball U ^ ^ o r ' iiirndifr« of t^ie extrrmiti lrtih I'b ir iiu iii i’Iiid iit^i ii.oi 1.1 j:$. '.i hod made efforts td Imbue Ihe Ihr Imll.uum of tl.e Mayfair llutrl ||n.t,,n •»•••'»•• . .1 1« M.. Mii at ; Bf|iot»tirin nrrriV. stole n million JtHjrM »•. . I nn ihr World** lit t.l. it v . *•I* 1 t» itIt IH S it. TAVKRNIER, Dec. 30.— IA1— rlly with a spirit of Christ ma • tonight from 10:00 ....III • :n'*|«|IP,| r1. t _ «.f# Nimnunitlon .Sunday. I I) l. i .» II nil. :im.« I lit l. <1 l*m inr tl . \"ft < ^ is y «E «u tle n t T o ; Plane wreckage, recovered r.• l .i , lonnd by with their decoration.. She nl«« o’clock. Tahir rearivatinn. may !*• li„iinarvtba |ft)f iniPl • \I’llllllU I- lilt* aIf \ fit •II 1 .I.*,. . Ii M III 1. i • h. . 11 i.l.l. .1J S'tiifhi in Irrlmi.l feon il th# ***• Peace Ju.tlre K. C. Lowe from r /411eased appreciation for Ihr «■«»- made by railing Ihe Hold. j — Ctllilin »Dfo|i*,l» |*i iv.ilr Dud.I 1d (III V.lN i:»*ii"i nl •»P»' 1}lt llll' II •*ini«f •. nihnrnliiie a violence the aoft marl bottom of Card operation of the merchant* who lmnnll. ,Mm.e loolP and uniI nl4 I) Donnir hi* O oicl.e*t.al jS t f ic ^ p < * D il WI'\ pi.iiavlw. ID,* \g-ii .1" 1i, ■ .10*1 IIr .1. v in•pi N. lorn'" dib« ..ii thf HrhiJi in northern Sound in the Florida l<ey», wa* cnve lhe prisee to Thc Hanford f o.im.do will fun.L Inn.1.1, thel ^loliitf* thr I WM fit*! dt \oi"l 1.1’ HiMt *» lilt. hr.M oh , III,'hidIIIV I I'l In lull.I in mists* tho two parts •1 6 4 0 O n T u e s d a y tentatively idrutlficd la»l night Hi-raid and lo the i^ ige* In the mu,iP r„r ihr d.neewhich u unI •••• *U|* loWllul I lie* . o||*||il, t ..•$| I lhl., it. w I "in 11 of tin* 1*11111.1, imtfbt rpld tin* Verson awon- ||( J AllIVltD Mci ae being from a United State* fo „ie«i a. w-ell a* the “ rffldcnt l|rr lhl,, 11IH .rvu|(lll uf upervUlon of P,.nil rt-n.n.ilt .Ullpimnl of Ml. |tr. |I eel St .Drim « ..III tm .1 lit. WII •WOl k- .III.I il not tli. i ii .'rMliil if*. rmi.mlttre of worker* on (lie liuli.ili.ig all me.nl er» , En<wficr»tor. eepcclilly nuall- army B-IR-A bomber. of II tti;t| m n I'D".n:li rim dnllci thr strife Imlifin II i\ ID. props I f.*i to, ii pi . incut I *if li I Marking* reported by I/>wo committee." Thete Includeil Mr*. e|i,l>. .1. I.. linlloH'.y i* genet J - fled for,the pu.ltion through cx•f t.ipil.il and lalior tn Hrltuln, tho trnldi' in I ’il«Jilin**:. I binrliishl •••• Mm* • »*«... >. .• vu Ihr |*olt .. i * W A. Kilts, Mrs. J. M. Ileye*. were *ald by the Dougla* Air­ . nmlnntion and te.la conducted hy cl.nl....an for Ike event \n-I I. if is; mii« li nnns plrt uivd R* JrTfrrri.in hind, wrn* in Jininiillnp *1 u. il,* nun vnit Moiin imp . », It* 'r ltl*l,|r III# aoectal VepreahnUtivei of the Ba­ craft Company at California to Mi** Itrne Hinton end Mrs. Sadie i ii-lit iiiv t«. nv.iid rrKiinviitotion Mi. IItMlid In itx aid In Ihr Mind proRrmn 'a V U I by iy u it fttlcrHl frdrtnl u.nml r i mi ...in m 'n htiuinr in D < th ih. • i n 1 Mir totllilN teau ol the Ceptue* will begin be tho»c o f a medlum-*l*ed, twin- llrouse. ^tniini; Ihr paxl vmr Ihr .inn* ’ Doftl.in ..... in Mmrh. l!» >. nn111•••nl unpaii Qiu ••ffollM to I I\a IvINt* oil.I III* * 0*1 • In'll |, i I . Ill Mil Ollfll \\ |* \ |*l II......... The winner* nre a. follow*: work Jan. 2 compiling data for engined bomber delivered to the C*1ul. Iijir fnrnirt•hrd walkititr ta Ir^unu' Will I Ilf Will i \Vit'll mu Ittn uli , •* ill ninl., ifioiit I N poll ••• • 1 pi "«|. *nnr« H,,i*J ‘roiinirt. f.»l ll». I. | the I #40 decinglal Ceniu*, it wa. army la*t Aug. R at Barksdale In *JI iHTBoriR nnd hart fum i^ludj J r f f r i *. ii nitl (oil III* i* ini'ii.|:»l |. ii .it ii.. } ' ,.iMi Him v\.i •.,iiiotln $•:.n»• .’iddftl i»:iiifleaner Tree |MNIII}! | tit., l th. I’hoI.i t«» Announced today by government Field, Loulatana. (cDirt.M| u illi tto'inic ttiiynml i lit! l " " 1' iii.D'pfiul.'iirf da>*. :i vole* ........... Ihr I t ' * •*•*! mi i i i * It ,oi ii. i'w .i ho.i.i im . $3.00 for best lighted living tree •‘InlkniK Intoku" In fivr. Aiodln r ....... nd. authorities. Army officials at Barksdale fivr | H *iw .t| | R urrr nl*i flVrn «•»< • j pri.iiu.lr* of Hi.* Cmnd Nnliom.l | h .»I In ID. II..... I(i%f$ ninl India for ill "I ' Ip* \\• IMI. \I O | tli.* l.i ui ion pDinii.'d iii The cen.ua will give a nevr, ae- Field, Chapman Field at Miami, — Alts. tV. L. Cooper. llmllr leading * n»ir*e a» n irunll Hor-envr I hanly Fnml nf l.u n H. m *mh, . ..IiimiiM* • nil. • lit* t ..ii l.io ’<• ;i\ tiiK that n pli dyr o f . .*!• -till, I I "It l i p:n I iii l h. ni $.1.00 for 2nd best lighted living rurale, and up-t^date balance and Ihe Miami bate o f the 31*t of rffnrlrt nf Ihe club A Inlnl " f « jhw i I, Mnyl.ind, which hr tlrclarrd '•'"•"I! "I * •$ *•% ! u. .l $ i n 1 1 .li*".D<'«h«'iirr, will "be taken I Hilt N • » ll ID.- I '. , anil th. how­ tree—Mr*. W. A. Leavitt. sheet of the people, Industrie*, reconnaissance squadron, 1ft hchiMtl rhililrrn had Ihri hail Inkrn nnuly $r»0,IHMI,fUMI fmm . I'm nig tin* n» :h Mu t nn.il \n i - loll till. •**-«» i .i ••* oi i. ohm* to tin ion. tor s definite purpose/* 2 itlnne.s at Eddie's Restaurant rxaniinrd they had no and retourcea—broader in aeope ever, reported ami gluF^rt. fuiniih.-d Atnt*ricaiiH for nine wnre •’% % if Ii vu.n i |ji\iunDlr tip..it l,.||.m iiporfed a Herman •t In Ilf »•»! • • |«l O••*•*V 44M' • ri.n .lt that ever attempted before, eov- knowledge of a missing bomber. for Ird best tree—Mrs- Wm. Lef- them at Ihr rx|»rniir of Ihr rtnh verv lilllr r»’lu*i..** *•*»• » Dig D* $n * .nl.n.l lot • Ill $0*1 * •iihhi.il ii.$ 4ni»» •'link through ti i' -I Ii ex • ertng not only population, but al- The reconnaissance squadron at fler. In ftdtlilinn ihr rluh Iihr fur'*\Vr kII* H Mill mii itt :• r full **»i • nf ri\«,|,il.|. •tp.nl * .• • -td. • I. O IN. ... Dii.it.. I iifo iln of ii Hr il mil 100 Its. fertiliser for 4th best nirthrd 11. •• I* '»• !••••!• •« so, agriculture, housing, manufar- Miami uses that type ship. three In ^|>itaI hrd a In ID« i f lliivi* ^lnl»^net iT • I'fi g.it min •!••.••••I \ mud. n fin .tit t i.*ii in pinto .hi I I . . n. h uatwhip. Mini* .. . I * I l I h, I n " I I " III! 4 tuft*. busincM, employment, ocLowe, who went out lo In­ tree—Mr*. Herman Morrl*. Frmahl Umghton Mrmnri.nl I thr dinuing fur llu* |»iln *," l. i I' iiim i *1 l.'i. l.....ml w m r$ ported on .......I ril ,M|, . Radio lamp for 6th best tree— pitmI and !>»« .««>t up u Mrhnlaiwlup f,,rKO W F \ II'OI min.i ruti .l Cupatlon, minaa, drainage amt tr- vestigate a fi»hlng guide's report n i*l Mi* ____ . , < ii*. i • r I*. i i . u .Hi,in. ..I l.o M........ thf \V* t.iii Front. . Ml ot II :.rt|stioi.. that he saw a plane's wreckage Mr*. U. II. Brown. ............. ................... . ......... linifii In d I' m * t ii D . . ..iitpjiign fii.nl for U worll.y Sniiford -t.nl. nl | When nr.Hiuni.1. tin.In k ... .... tWstinghou.e elect, k Irre sel I- .i'l l p *.; Tba bushveu andl pienufacturr* late last Monday, said one of ,,*e. tl.e ....... . ... IIF IM N M . li-r. :io tcPi—The Il llVfl IIII ......m i ..." ... i >. in... h i ... Muriel .hriMigh « hlcl. agrir.il.uralrnu -e* |mtjdjy put nui lil.l .1.1. t nnvrgaa will start Jan. 3 and la the piece* lie recovered bore the for fllh be»l tree— Alls* s. the University nf Florid* ">ay ,,f Si.i.fmd ul.n l. .. ..Il,,. it,, ... I miii-li hutli .-omiiionil Din! night Knox. I "Mil'll! * 1 .D i th. I. w name Dougla* A leers ft Co., Inc. I . ;ool U be copfuMd la any way be lakrn. The rlul> aUo €Mil»lh-| “ Von rnn'l expect n man In rat illctnirnl « f M.u*.* D«* nlD'i,.d \D«la II, 1-11. I" * • I Mi - Imii lhl oiiiiiuiiii**d ih>- ItiirtsiniiN luitl been •J.with the population, hovulnr and the date Feh. 17, 1011. and ihe ute- regularly to a fund t.» I " r y $.6,011. a.'U.nl stilt t.i.,, nil ihr Inin- nf tin- Si."li*', an., eaur line nnid. I *o Doorway Ihimin hiu k no sj\ hattlefront -^flyriculturn eeuau* which will not marking, A. Vi Order ##77, aer law* kiiifliun iwthioiiii and Embroidered sheet and pillow tiile fire lunrhe* to m.drr.xiv- .i,ne," lie |.rntr>.i-"l. I li »i (nit iii I Ut. 114*44 • o Mu lal number If.l. until April I. Clnllrk, who i* represented line | S n . inl . ..................I. ... thf rsiitfrn ease* for the best doorway—Mr*. ilcgr.1 chiklnra ami to n.lict l.-'ll no Ih.* Wi'kiva n.irlliNN:ii.| iih'iii; M e G> .-Florida,, eight separate die-1 Al*e among the piece , l a * . IV. II- Hofmann. f mol u i n n hrrf Kovii't u urpIniiVH eharilie*. I !by $:.i»li"' y.ii.lifi.l mayor, lltiry vnl.til. .•<*•■.»- «•■*. >■11, ,. m. I Ihri hip|*4*"t plll| re t ik i* have Maw set up tor carry- found wa. what appeared to be un. iillivrtl iImvp houihuj and 100 th*. fertiliser for 2nd best 1 ' ' * G.ylu.d, iinmediately *r. lilt to I.e :i«""t Ihe ...... I den tin I 1..1.1 i ‘ |lm«|||.N..I o*oo I'm, a I ktr> I s'r^n* en the wdrh, the Fifth Dlv- a portion of a ga«ollne tank* doom ;y--M is. in.ii hint i:tn... it their nan troops, W. ( ’ a 1.. h r n 1 L ' j ,, 1 l l l n n a 'at^angw . und. ntkb lix .U a v . ... ■■tinted on II. fovwe said, was Ifutri.lson. tik i comprising Bravard, Citrus, Fainted pi.- iinmhlN i.» drive them Into | * H i m I 1 U I1S l l l t t U t . .Maarveil I.h.*.m*l fr.as Ihe |l..i. 'IBS gsls."— Urge hi.it I. Marion, Orange, "rapaelty U r g e Assies for 3rd best door ■r$l Ntnlc* Fidi lily nnd tbiRiuhtv 9 ' i I^ C k r , Lake, K Osceola, Putnsm, ______ J« Seminole, HL enough lo be from that type w ay-M r*. F. E. Bolt. In I n\.i ui the battles, ut Kelva j ' runi|>Rfiy. John., Rumler and Veluria roun- bomber. .•it thr hoi« linn isthmus nnd on Baacmble l-owe sold the wr*ekage was r -lie. with headquarters at OrlanMo* ii.u tliern shore ol Luke La« $2.00 for best ensemble—Mr* deeply embedded in the w it " f* o , . • # # •lorn 11m ii iiiI Syskyjarrii the Rus* Frank Miller. bottom and he was able to pull j i l l i c l C i i it u •tmi" left PfWi ilrnd on the field. ' Dkk Bell, of DgUnd, U the Every yes. there are .< lot " f 100 lbs. fertlllur for 2nd best U l I I IIU s U ^ *1 / ^ th.* hit'll viiiMiiiniiil aniil. ,* Miee. visor of the district, and up only fragments with books. elderly prison* who desi.e In MThr I t imii**. hi'ld nt n vlrJohn Loehner, of Clenaont, C Most o f the piece, ha recovered ensemble -Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat. II* %*«•••!,. fr.V I'rrss , ,,, , Rrlith dish for Bed boat en­ lend Ihe annual Pioneer Night 1 „ . I IM I \\V \i:K. <Hiioo, hr. ::n tool «tint.l*«t III on the Karelian • the atslstsnt. Mr. Bell and Mr. were a lightweight metal o f a F ii’w li kiii.it Fiidtt\ •picnd a celebration who cannot nUrml be| ® *W y P««rol* will !«• main 1 semble— Mr*. J. E. Abernathy. I.Vi I •• i.n .. . f i jiiah a.fi Mars i bthniii- sinn* lire. It, launched the UKhper, as well aa the Enumera- type, he said, tised by army P jt» i Casserole for 4th best en- cause they have no mran. of , tuin.-d n. all of Sanford * rhurrhe- uliitrr Dliinke! o\.-i Mjtinr-iila. I*. Hoik ib-fmiti*ly <mifii mril, hi * rood mi nth of Nvnr hy throwing - : t in ,! o n facing a big Job, It was H u m , transportstion, Frank Kvon. *.f »n hading thoroughfare, in llu somi le— Mrs. H. H. Cole men. Fori < Sli| l..i «.( | ,well i .Imi' ino no firms- f*toiinl«d at 100.000 men .Mulligan Wi Ohio nnd He at first reparted only ono '•.fed oat, and la order that -lake - -city during thr month* >>f heavy • Jiary Mid today, rrqurat.ng Be,I lamp for special arrange­ liny, Fine • • • f . \*u. told mem •»' oe-iirn end of the Finns' engine buried ia tba mart, bat .wrath Might ho completed In traffir. Deputy HKeriff Carl W.l*•'•".... " r “* U r* ..f M. \i,oi i. .in \stf. noun- Muriio ilirim line yesterday In an /aliStted time had ha as near- said there easily could be an­ ment of Santo on roof—entering that rarh person a.trmting tl.e llama, who oiganitrd .hr pstn.L, ‘ •*•**....ui-.. itf.'-l !"• avent In an aulo of hi* o*n ti.i* -ti..|.i) rfft.it I,, wtrike n knockout blow. ilrt| tlirn-f I III MM'II I \ as la. hwoMuly pee.t- other one farther, down that ha chimney—won by Edward Ian*. year bring al lea*, one person !**Jd tod^y. Th* hulk id the 100.000 troops w ool! wet have Mon able M *' W•* • !•» not i»v pitHil in $*ly lilt I f f «"t.l r. Id m-ro»i|,a>i".l with him Deputy William" formed thr in- j Hitter l.o Usages U* Mention \\ h r I h r i IM not thr-.* ir illliD 1111* were nitride the main LeningradMr. B. R. Back, Mias ZUlah In addition s .pecl.l commit»rols 0 » rhsirmsn of a Junior .now in ..... . t....... m.lat.ly h. Viijoin highway nnd everything Welsh, Miss Jeanette La lag, Mrs. tee ha* ieen oiranged end Iran*- |Chamler of ( ommr.fr committer. I tie Ih.koln amt ... ha..-a-, and lirtifi. I.ll. h t l l i r l r |a II,I |ll|ll!$*r indivate.1 n mu-pi'll surge toward •my dnohi .ti iii > iiiitid that tIn*v tUUon tn and from the meet- They will as.i.l ped#.lrlan* aero*, below 30 ..........a t..... ........ Amelia NebIs, Mrs. M. R Blrkk- poll Vlipmi along l(tr western side of rsisl,** hr iiiL Und, Mrs. Roy Williams, Mrs. utg will b e , furnished for thow> the* ttrecta in thr vicinity of thr ,111 thr middle we-l utid ru I . t i g i . th** isilnttiM near the (b ilf of Fin* ago, "to attempt to recover as Thoms* Jonas and Julian •nd church**. Boy Smut* who tttrrvl , fluring Mir duy •.».Hlri*tmg hr. Sliph. r - Irlief woy tin toil |;ini| who roll county 3603. ---- “ m o w aa M could tomor- Raymond BaumaL th« variout churchc* hive been tcmpcrntinr« u rrr irpmtrjl in on M .IM H I pho|oi;*iiphs tnken • f Th# program which includes The ftlnftiiiK of the Russian at____ Johnson will m aut In a several ipeakcr* a* well as en­ aakcdl to aofvt a■ mrmbcift of the ; \ rw Koflmid but *ilh •• tlnm i Mam bi*t ^luiiini'i ut thiv IjinioiitH •totUtorM (»■ raae Rk) larger M at and altepvpt to tatoa in S<Dith P*trol». , of inorr inmv or nun un I lir HilBwey oh*fi \nil i ) tertainers, begin* al 7:10 nrloek JOrnSoS S r./ M was raalahud, the auterm, Lowe said. plniirt ' • . rfilil, N'ttrtlifii'DI, Vt., irpoitrd A f th n uh.-ir ttif niihly and will be completed by 10 no , an. forhiddM to txklblt scbedulea A party. Ud by Lowe, sesrehod P, M. end following lhl* a New FLAY W ILLIAM TELL ! ' ,hrl"«r1 «;«mimred with 17 t.ns uliiiif’l diiM-tly in the zenith, a thrae-mtle area for bodies, bwt thus rtviui* the les**t am oun t''of , — . ihMow tbc prrt DiUB itiglii. Year's dine* will be held for th# Douglass Aircraft nlino*pheii* through uhivh to Diki* yaongar grnaiation. There will be WATFIIHTOWN, H. D.. Dw. 3# I ; Flymoutl. harbor wareported that a B-1H-A pioturm. Tin* photo* werp taken t M , admission rhs.gr* for the - ( A t —Don.ld Mile toll, 14, trnc-I Inckcil ninl n o s . t guaiil |uilrul of the marking* found when Mar * was the cIom-nI to | dance. Roth th* d.nrr and the fully told police yr*terd*y of play' bout ua. ili.poti'luil to finfoil here carried a crew o f eln. . _____ .t$ illsfienrrallv fair, somewhat fold* the i 'AMIi in n*«-eiit yearn, program in honor of pioneers will Ing a “ Williotn Tell" gome with |ing vc»*cl» couglil in .!.«» it"' Considerable mystery had at­ „ , , . . . 11 ii41* uf appri^’inateiy rt.’b.fmmi.Ihhi «*r in $>outh centra) portion. Froat Sanford will s to m o I t s _____I b* told in the Lake Mary Com­ his brother, Jerry, R, who My nesr tached to the diecovery o f tho ratta o f the routh refolded the ,„ilrw; to Okeechobee mocklands tonight, In as os many wt weeks on Moo- munity House Monday night. wraekago, fo r Civil Aeronautic* holiday fat death In a hospital from a »**lp first snow of the yrur l-itdftyj . 4 . \Kim.liiy fair, slightlv warmer In Authority Inspector W. IL Hatch* day. Mew Yeara’ Doy. gun wound. l£n.id ..id .Jerry \ ,,,„.b ly n.rthw.?-, a i ......’ j . ^ V e t t t ' t t . b r i’ K RED CROSS SENDS $10,000 Alt eteras to Uw city will M fell to the ground after he shot at I ,t|,. Georgia. Tim fall in Atlanta lao at Miami said he had ne re­ Praelpilslloa a hslf-gsllrn ran testing on the [ slight, however, nlthough » ' r thf ni< *1 .'onlinuou* *rric» nf port a f a ml**lng plane and WASHINGTON, Dec. 30. —</P) younger boy’s head. large .rale and high Yesterday .........____ _ .40 mountain top* 3ll mile* further added that If one had disap­ lures ever errured," he ileclslx-d baa la Uw Capri House i«vd —The American Red Cross hoi Tn ilstr this month ........ ..... AO peared in l i l t area before Moonorth were while. Colunibii*, Hall will to tloaad through- eotlad $10,000 for tho relief of The rnnal* run in straighl di­ Normal for m o n th ___...... 1.09 (la., hail some alert nnd Macon, day. bo vlrtlao ot tho earthquake in AniFIRST TO BE KILLED linns a* if nn rnglnrer had Mid Normal for year ......___ IL I 1 In middle Georgia, hnd hotli re, w w ' im H H I , tells. ________________ them nut, be said, and are geo- Normal to oat# ..... — Ol.li llutchln* aald reports o f mlaoLONDON, Dec. 30.—(AT— The sleet and mow, hut in small melrie in pattern. tag army pleaew- ordinarily are quantities. • ROOBTBLT WIRES SYM PATHY Loodon Dolly Harold disclosed to­ Daily rhangrs In Ih# north polar Tempaeolnree no* directed to hha. The snow flurries rxtemleit cap ron«isting nf clouds and hare day that Corporal Thomas Friday High Low Rata TM llr i rarewaaMaace WASHINGTON, Dec. 30. —OP) wm# th* first British soldier to Into rastrrn Tennessee and west­ betoken tba existence of a Martian Dee. 24 — •— v [ tt . 0 ,RMHb baaed at __________ _ loliwit Boosavalt yestarday bo killed to oolion during tho uror. ern North Carolina, but cloud* atmosphere, he explained, ticlen- Dec. 26 0 73 Ot It aaad that type a f bpasbwr tort were breaking and forecasters tba president o f Turkey a Friday was killed on Dec. 0 while • lisls tovr long declared that Dec. 26 -------- 70 60 bow af aorta Ahat had rrratoi on patrol duty between Oertnan toW the alarm area should movo there U vegrtath n nn Mars and Dee. 27 . . - ...... 70 hk 60 40 to tto. nnd British llnas aa th* western oenthoMlwsrd by Baturday rnorn- If there also M an atmosphere life NOTE: Resdii nn load# * •* can to supported. dally at 7:10 r. r. nousiioi.hr.k Contest Listed , By Mrs. Heeren B C t Ml. Dora Man Is Held In Lottery Y U1 Fleecing Charge Highlights Of 1939 In S?nfcrd And Seminole County Outlined Raise F u n d s Fo Blind T mm Dane 1ST" «r Plane, Found O ff Florida K e y s Is SOU Unidentified Begin Census Of • For Lake Mary’s Pioneers N i g h t ySafety Putrols Are Begun For ChurcheH Winter Continues IMartian Canals Spirited T h ru s t! Really E x i s t , WithSnuwBInnkvl, New Year’s Will Be Observed As Holiday In City LOCAL WEATHER C" •it. u, Ol. ! ^ , * ' V : J. FT,: i. , _________________________________ �w, * T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D r F L O R ID A ’ Herald Happy New Year WASHINGTON DAYBOOK •N r * atf i t e i ? n rtyt , rtertSo A « the year o f 1030 cornea to a clone It bringa to an ! IttM • ■ l i l m l aa aaoabd rtass aaaltier end not only another 12 month* period but alao a decade I Ollte, o f remarkable events. It was just ten years ago that the •rtobtr If. IM A I bo root 01 •t too ford, bloatOr. oadrr I bo Art , depression for' this country began. New Year's day , ip U C'sagn sq o« Motab A I f . 1929 ushered In an era o f evcTtls the like o f which np liv ­ n o iliin u u k h ing prophet could |>osalbly have foreseen • : that time. Wl i b eit oitllM lloeteree Maaaan H erbert Hoover had been inaugurated President in m o * RATM o la Adaaaao March liftin g the country to new heights o f confidence ft?! and optimism. Business was booming ut a /pectaculur rate and the stock market held :hi- attention and attract­ ed the savings o f rich and, poor allkd. Then ' c a m e ' the September crash. The bottom dropped out as it ffever Here In Sanford the F irst Nnllofufl1 Bank la urrtaloanrata r la lio i for Ibo goroooo ol had before. nil! bo oboratd far failed that summer, i l M a i rondo roa « / v'< -J M M gabi By PRESTON GROVER WASHINGTON, Dec. 30- — 1A1 munitions trade end to.raiee eome — Tha day of. th« ConftcssloDal reel qucstlona about what got us Into tho lost war. But tho ••killer’ inreitlgatlon has ar- result of that Investigation « » » • rWetl' to displace tho long torioa tho neutrality act whkh has. of ehoop-«r-op InvcstlgSXIoBa troubled the administration ever ileslgnod to put acrtil pet pieces since. of Icgtststlon. Senator Wheeler of Montana Many of tho method, adopted coX t “ i a TirUmlly oaVman by llie one arc about aa fan invettlfiilion o f railroads to help liotlc as those of the other. him Jam serosa some _ regula­ Two ’’Idller" Investigation* tory rail legislation. Much of nre underway nnd a third Ims It, hovrrm, U still on the calen­ alnady rom|ilrlsd Its work. The dar and III these days of In­ council passe |Kmllh eoniiiiltleo Invr-tlgatlug creasing prestige for the once>thu Nallunal Labor Relations spurned banker end b% business—, A RESOLUTION llonid lias already hrouchf out man. It liasn'l such a good I rneufh evidence of dissension chance of passing.The depression was soon on in fu ll‘ force. Fortune* w £ Itraragobrr Hrodraralamid pvcullsr performance* to r. rabrroont Tba florals In POSSESSION O f Banks failed all o te r th e! A House lax investigation pH* put the board's life In some ■anloa’a Orid of ndtrrllotoc. were wiped out over night. • r» ________ at I bo Inrar* country. Credit was cut o f f whore credit had seemed In -1 Jeopardy nt the coming session Juried kevcial dosen M T P f U N T f P I tbr roontrr a lib srtoNOW THE of fonerets lc»* «r ^ it**'1*'™ hclP w? ,p ^Ondanaitera la ';blango and exhaustible before. Buying fell o ff nt an astonishing rate „ h atter The Dies Dies eomnilltee was InrgeIanre- across, the corporate surplusi U> The committee was and payrolls were cut to conserve reserves. Unemploy­ U N lT f? and the tax against personal CO NCERNING / ' ly credited with bringing about aid la A aaraabor of Tba ment increased and soup kitchens soon made their ap­ companies. It took a __ I T n a o k lr b la rarla* STATES Of |the defeat of Frank Murphy last holding J M f H A M fS Fac.ories shut clown nnd farm ers comphdncd I l f o b llllrd to tb r oar ta r ro­ pearance. year in Ills ruce for re-elcclloil n rui gvnee of the depression to ll teal loo of a ll o n to d lro n lrb m AMffflCfl o ff somo of that. n» Governor o f Michigan. It is shako r m d llrd to It o r not o ik rrn la e o f over-production to every crop. Hut now, temporarily at any aoodlird la fa t. aao rr nod alar adding to thn shelling directed ~ 1 at a t n a ookllabrd b r r rla . Then came the N ew Deal. The government uhJer, l>y the Smith ruminltter at the late, |he shoo Is on the otbaiw to o o k tlra llra of aoorlnl foot. The lafl winger I* n o* Wagner Art. __________ b rrrla aro atao roorraod. took to furnish every man a Job who did not have one In ' The House investigation of longer the potential savior- of private Industry. Quickly enme the nightmare o f alpha­ his country nnd tho brtnger ol * iA T O k P A ? . DEc7~3oTIR3R WPA activities last summer betical agencies, the N B A , the A A A , the CCC and the gri-nter liberties. The Dlaa comkilled the Federal Theutcr Proj­ him miulv hint inertly • ect by exposing an ovcr-Jo»ag« mlttro (WILE VERSE KUt TODAY C W A , the f*W A and tho W P A . nnd scores o f othor*. New membr of a ’•transmtaaioa bait" taxes were levied to meet the new expense*, but follerof Comniunl-t influence. toward Communism. • A • wfc CANNOT FIND IT OUR- tlons failed to keep pare with costs. W ith the higherf! In­ The Older Pattern , 8 6 LVK8 Thou will allow me the come the guverment had ever hail canto also the hlghcs'. EXECUTIVE FISHES What a contrast ore these tO] pSlh t f Ilfc.-Pe. I<1:11. deficits and the biggest indebtedness. the pattern of earlier Invettiga- i MONTEVEHDE, Dec. 30. —<A». lions of the t)i*« which began* Came also during this d<*cnde, trouble abroad. Almost ’ TI(K NKW YKAIt President Graham of tho Gitwith the securities und bnnpng — forgotten now In tho little South American war between trtte Itaxor Company cf Boston^ llfr t ’a to liraltli ami happiness i Investigntiun III 1113:1 amt licit. caught n 15-pound bias whilr* throughoui llie glad New Paraguay and Bolivia ovor the Grand Chaco though it . Hanking practices, stock market firhlng in I.akr Apopka here Oil . Year I - dragged on fo r threo yearn and rest thousands o f live*. mantautallons and phoney secur­ May tr’ry trouble fade away aiul ity flatatioM -drvre paraded be- week. Japan's conquest o f Manchuriu which showed up the lm*rVy Juy apiwari for# '1^ Ipch-Juliiiu eves of n England, Wales, Scotland, Den­ But) while we toaat the daya to potency o f the 1/taguu o f Nntions, Italy's w ar w ith E th i­ nt-wlyiArriHaal ,Coitgr4»k nnd a mark Bird tho Netherlands show Come, with hope and courage opia, tho Spanish civil wnr, tho Japanese invasion o f. country at -large, both of which the lowest di-ilh rates per 100,000 high, China, Germany's defiance o f the Versailles Treaty, h e r , were smarting^ under the scorch Let's not, with bate Ingratitude) 1of the depression. Out of It of population from homicide. conquest o f Austria, Czechoslovakia, Memol. Poland. Italv'n forget the ilaya gone by. mine the Securities and Exchange seizure o f Albania. Russln's wnr on Ftnlnnd follow ing t h e . Glycerol Is n vsliKsle substance i.Commission amt a volume u( leg- obtained as a 4y-product fiom the llera’i to fricndthlp vte may gain strange Hiisso-Gennan alliance, the wnr between the A l­ • Motion designed to make good thruuglwut the rumlng year, bankets out of bad bankers nnd manufacture of soap. Moy they be ativug and worthy lies nnd Germnny, all o f these things Hccm !« k» much for to wipe out trick security issues any decade and ye t they happened. , dU. and ev'ry day more dear) altogether. It lias worked so Hut, White we toaat the friend, to A s we go Into 1940 liio world is still wondering effectively that now the cries DIRECTORY be, and to ihulr vlrtur. bow. ________________ nriM* from the oilier direction— Let’a not forget to* dear old whether there will be |>cncn o r war. Rverylsxly seems t 1 that regulation Is stifling enftffrlmda who aland about ua ready to admit that nobody wnnt* war. Certainly none | duetion power greater Ilian it* •prise. We Pay Cash For o f the people o f any country seems very cnthusiastic market. Surpluses oceumnlatwl. The Insull debacle brought n rje'a M AN H ATTA N MAN about It. And "yet there appear* to bo no way which any­ Prices decline,I nnd incomes of demand for drnstlc utility re-: For eath rhall hold ltd atore UHtd Furniture At farmers niffeio.l. Pioduciiig! fon„. Tho holding company bill I Jt'JUCKER Of svcr-blccl meinoriea, both one has hit upon to get |>cnrc. And in the absence o f plenty, growers felt ,i cruel parresulted. At the hour of n1 . now anil ever more; pence, the wnr will probnldy go on. It seems fa irly ccr-1 "d“ * otwant. Tlioummls, lo»t| crucUl lest m In the kind of| But ilaya gone by and day. to tain that the conflict will hnv'o lo ge t n lot worse before ■ n k w v o r k . I muMuxer, could slop them their ...........land tinmigli debt fm e-. teeth It would have, the Ulu.k! , ■ i coiue can hold no Joy* above lily after llie) had broken half closures, it gets any better. A ll we can do is to hope that tills Kthan Allen, Serious fuun strikes I antl-lohbylng Investigation g«it The peace and perfect happlneta tlosen' hills. followed. country ran keep nut o f it and that the right side will be ■outfldder nho^ , , ,bus)'. A utility company had of old, but loatlng. love. Allen i i n friend of long As the l i» d ear ceials, t‘,r tried lo drum up an appearante — Wallace Dunbar Vincent, In on the top side when th» wnr is over. i lauding with Red Harbor, the federal Rovenuiu nt Uepne.l in of M„blir antipathy to the •bill BiWklyu L i f e ._____ 1: purls aniiouiio r nnd writer. At iq try to ivlh ve the , lloutlon. i |,y ,,coding ill u volume of proFURNITURE CO. Not because Kugcr itniison su.vs Unit the firs t halt i tiiown*. r |n dinner llm other night lio^re- At r.in . cconotuie individualiitil tysis. • itifr r * • S w i o f 1940 will nee tho best business conditions In theTlnU ed i.i _ ^ 1 i pI laled w'ilh giro of tho time - Jio protestod. , I i , ; 3 i8 , l 1 . I ’ ll one I 1 Unfortunately, most...of:,' tlu, Incoutc States since 1929, that It w ill bo nt lea st Iff T ol I vent lo Bnrbn s homo for a Tho' adinlidkiratloii marled peotertanf* had annus hcglailUig [Hanford Are. 774 rcci,l Tluiiik>glvl:’.g dinner. , r % " l a t s &beadllnr jr De­ better than last year, that dividends wilt crop control law. and pakl out nilh u . . An ,.n,cr. Dead Ron Nowa. I ny I We \wvc employment decline, not because there it a a days. I Red, It seems, had been ties Iff- savsral„ luiudtod million dollata | prkiilg utility • comuanv arrant . , r -----„ utility' company agunt ..’king to i nnlcd b) Ids dad lo cans the numiully m sulnldlr, to la m ie r s P c n p a y lr a n la IipMd Itrtd U g, f Area. ,»\ had .Imply and the last bn.' war brought a tsxim to IhM game ol j turkey that day. Carvlnt: , in vvho eo-operuled " ill, pi ogtnms' ulrfc^.l up n leteilhono ImoU and r i* i. L*. *v^ because a fter ten long years 1. is about time,' rlio older * <|UHc ii ritual in ninny soiilhtlin m tentout, lave Your Gtafci* And Bit f. fup ihat I liointut apd Red's dad woodfling see the last vestiges o f tho depression in 1 ‘WatcWfe-Rcpalrfd ' IM rT old thla fight beginning o f a fairly long period o f expansion nthtvto, a'|- bU ortiW ttgi. .wpr It Old not stop With proJucUrni f m Ui eduliTeopy them, Finn. IMMDlfCr*fi" J . UuUAU-lIntlOR. control measures, hut moved Into The comndttro sought him MOn# Who XUalij ter times. Tf 1 w ' "J lte * jpihtrrd h u n g r i l y U,a.mark.ting (Uiasa o. *V wflJ.'/oro hr reaelu-d thc Jones. Fmltha n Known Hour nrOiimr tho, lobto) amt the flrrt Through loan piagniuis U..lout and ZllcliC*. It had a.Uiraaiddfi Y r»t gif­ For that reason we ran say llanpy N ew Yea; 110 roWa 'of. t's - famou* reuders with greater confidence in the future thing .AHyptc knew, lled'a fork encouraged farmrra'to keep sur circus out or that'. Other util-' t‘ I gebelora >■ e Ithey harenjt slipped and Ihe.Jvykey railed in Muse-, timlot-.' their. :owa-control. It)*: protests,. luany.iiuUo •valid,! h a v e 'fo r many years. ' V ., 1 bad now ^n jn long time. to llm Isp of one of l|U Aunts- Ttirougli .sidxtdy. prugratna it has wmo dlsrredl(cd: dnd thS- lldll' i I Btiv had chestnut dressing and takeh llm ' i.-uii:lit marketing was whooped arris—, r. VF... was ut (he ■viaducts abroad. Through relief ’ I’ratRiit Indlcallona point to coiy gravy from li.cud In foot. *- • — I .. i’ - i ' in a cunid JEWELER Unaed Improvement In builncs. The Altviu, b) the way, have programs, it hn« o ,, n huylug WVsalsr Half Sacsatful ‘ i" nsttl Ihu Giants, nondltlona throughout the new a little boy whose name | s Toby, j (tenshahle Mirpluvea alt I ulsti lb108 M a r io n lurked along for , It took two ) cors of mhnllion* New Year ReHolutiona • f* T . ^ ^ ____ . • eu for the vliayarter. j utlng them ninong tho city poor. iiivesligation in ictrnl « degree lie. wus named a spot11 writer,' ill Katherine Tim povrtitm, nt'. effort to ; of corruption in ihu'intemattonVl ■dog- In one of (hose 8ecratiry of Agriculture Wallace scoreless W ith duels, tho uppruueli o f the Hrush's "Voung Man of Mt.n- nuvt this rrttl. of uvvrprOilurUnii j ^______ and Alien It- New Year tills is the Imo h*l cotnc out. for Rooaevell fot , has I,con Ihu snhji-rt of hot ,11', , ,, . . . . . I nelly slepped up to tin- plate boltan." • third term. But Rooeecelt Iman't ror preparing New W a r resolutions mill gettin g m con- „,„i drove » low. herd imas\i to Ititu. ftilira rontrml llinl thu! YOU* NKW YEAR'S CELEBRATION out for a third term yat. iidniliil.mtiitn dokili-i that the (lltlon sotogenerously swear o f f inJulgetl all the vIco unit wickedness which has;uevp for mi In tliu-park been in durliiK the previous twelve ‘ home ccnln run WILL BE HAPFlER IF YOU HAVE A farmer has been mlucvd to tho : 'Mere lourllta^han evar before months. rlntus of 11 vartal in n sytlvm New Y ear resolutions, whether kept or nob ,.10.r,d,,,,,ri,, Hill ,. Terry, , , ths ,, NEW PERMANENT WAVE ESPECI.......... , „ ’. ,, . 1 , J.GIailt mnaugrr. would have heeli ar* earning,Ui /lorkla thla winof ".orinllkud aKriciilturo. ’ Ur.v M0 |o todrlatf than ever be­ e n o ^ , useful pupmse o f roniiiuliiiK u* o f our sins anil downcast at inch mi nlirupt turn ALLY FOR THE OCCASION Whether tho Roosevelt pro­ in the giimr, lull an Alien iairr|r«f fore aboukl be coming to Sanford. encouraging ua to do something ulnnit them. grams will u-turn agriculture to V f t wareprvviou. level, of |,re.peril/ Is EVA-UESS B E A U TY SHOP W i h l l suiimr quotm limy keep a iiue.tlnn which the d«rmlu of Florida palllera from invduelng t i « r rt solutions wo wmiltl honustly resolve nevprto pub- Mm vtsmlliig lit front of the dugBy ov I iT m a r t i n ll> 10-50 will have lo answer. Usrnrr did not nut. augar, but If won't keep the llsn ttnytliiug in she paimr again wlilrh someone WASHINGTON. Pve. UO.—(«P» APPOINTMENT farmer, from ralalng canr. want published and to publish everyth ing which unyohe1 * — Aim-ricnn agriculture In thtThe Unilnl Hlates lend, thu el* thought wo ought to publish. IV3IM0 ilvradv fared tho second ills. I world In hr mlcridifs- The ... •. . . ' • gathered nt Ihc (dale lo Rods Tiled malar crisis ut Its hbtury. only country s oris In IV® would resolve ncvtff nguln to pul out u special undulate the ilylug Alien, wha OP /Vdmln I The second grpw uul of tho Jt,l. matter Ijfodllnc. Not edRlon to solicit tiny ndvertUing from the mere hunt s' ,h.c *«>l atoud ihe first . ‘ to, Hat Hal Hal ,1 That iuillst .crisis rsma during and if one of them should ask particularly to iiut on ad III. ma. ths Civil war. Jh* Notilt. rsii :tR Uiif.S y° l n X l UCtfU,,y “ ,K‘r‘" 1 ' h“ tV p KlV° b‘m frCC ,,UM|C-«•' - U '^ucihlng''^o o ff .front sgrirulUtral aupully* af Vdolf Ifltlfr l« ia purled as H .1 1^ 1Uic iimylrv. That dusty nnd Ol* Homil,. fuumt-Usvtjf.,snort, III grpasad Into Franc*, but \vc would lend our etiUiusinslic and wlioie-iieartcd >haia»**J judiiidual la ttl/ per- fargt grwIiteU.: Ths.-DaW*!, EVf.lata to aay that h» ha* " ,l,‘' Vf lhe" •Mimsgl. stepped-ig to dp,some-, atenllun of spcndlag , the supiiort to any candidate for public office und If in thla sbout It., Gongtsxa,. acting 1 way wo incurred the tllgpleaaura or his opponent, wo ^ rr rd w ta ro S ,“ to thing WtM*f.on the Preach Riviera. on (Its jcronuntudntlon of Pres­ WB HAVE THE MOOT COMFL8TK LINE OF would supjiort him Iiki. Wu would pot ask any cundtdato ; boomed, "ami Allen's out." ident Lincoln nnd brudilng askls Kuaslaaa insist they are net for cash In advance for bis tulvcrlialng and If he suggested stormy protasis of tha oennomk Tho Cards were stunned. Thd ’ cold fsst In tha war with Glsnt. were howling like mnnl- Indlvidutillrls, created a dt-|,ail­ l avra though same of tholr paying for It, we would jioImI out to hint how much more ncs In their exultation Here Is ment oT agriculture. credit Imais. ■xapturad.ln the Arctic re­ advertising hu could do on wlist had liappencil; Alien lunl • Through re-esrrh proframr, do hare thsir toes atleklag Wo would resolve to givo everyone who works for halted util uf turn, and when agency helpeil farmrrs grow bet-1 df Utslr shoos. ua n raise in salary, with tho wuck-cnd off any time thero you bat out uf turn, you nre ter crops and produce Improved I N 8 E M IN O L E C O U N T Y irmat Pivsldeat Hoover has Is a football game or n'ltouae imrty to go to, und If there automatically out. Terry said HvrstorM ft developed more rflater ha w«* n nervous wreck, fielsnt production methods. U to t another «100,000 to Fin- were more news thin could lm written under tho circum­ m TO O AYI M n U _i i i L i X C i L L - L I . I k l . ’ ' *41 afraid' was he that somebody Thus sided, American Sprleul' tha third * 100,000 whlrh ha* stances wo would stay up all night nnd do It ourself. would notka that Allen was bal­ lure expanded and s«on wav ;w «t thus far for tha aid of refugees.. And if wu canto down to work the next morning, ling out uf turn before lie liad reaohlng abroad for Mstiaf*. This; •ngasibft rsarhed It. peak dor-, bleary, eyed und groggy, after (ho cook had fulled to ahow taken a cut at the ball. Ing the World War, when BuUl^st Uiluln Ii ratloahig r. avgfcr up In time for breakfast, and the cur wouldn't start, and rope, Rt formers trsn.fserpd' It running tutf As fot Uk Ckrtls, they gavV the trenchers, needed food. , : | _ _ .... uu« ovaaUy Is istloniug pomeone dropped In to ta k and want id to kpow. "Why will to tiffrUaU t*F,r. dlspli bF Then cairn- penro aOtar production |o heap from don't'you havu morn choorful optimistic editorials ?". amr sgteS IndustriSl j 3.Karinr anaugh t— gu ofCucui. • wpuld rgsolvo to write. "There Is ioY. peace and hnpplneee,, u,“m In Impotent rug* agsiiut wmld-r.idc msricun fartnerv everywhero in the world, even in Finland." .Ui* dugau; step*. Oncle FrankM ng»r Had s amtkst for all l of tha amount STATION Frisch, at hi is called, and fM p . preduce. Helene# muV 1 fedora I • • m i I who was at that llm* tha CarUk tuehuaiogy h.d made ftumf pr . 39s scncciTtaasflRM kh tho CAMBRIDGE MASS new, i* Siirzr.ziz ,1639 v ie a rr Iwefiasr] m w i# ? 'T O im iW M W W H Ar/S WAGONER ■JTu ,f i t S Sf r .'r r .r r ”' : Star. S j 5B W s « 5i » r a s ,7* B R IG G S ,;C,1 I 0 Agriculture F a c e s Crisis During Decade . LIQUOR STO RE LIQUORS and WINES a CHAMPAGNES AND SCOTCHES im * ' ( vn £ U t ostakecart «f yew -tw _L« Klaku your plans now for the greatest • tUOifcu of the season. . ’ to tbs ^ ' ’■) I CBLKUItATE NKW VBA 11*8 BVK BVB Lions Club Charity Ball DOttNIE MOOSE'S 0RCHE8TKA n M . < «A a : air*___ s ' ,b Mayfair Motel1 tMlM *. rv * • •» K H K iii w Slri . » • . .)V ~ a- **.♦, ST H t v o y v n r picture dow — ,V nuuto. w h fl« j o u h g v * tiro* d u rin g th e hoU dayo^fiu r th e SelrnKgundU ■ WWW*** cm* sad M i Abodentforget thatbig■ HNh folk. Uko bo era �D HSHACDA SANFORD. FLORIDA S o c ia l A n d P erson a l Activities Miss LILLIAN ADAMS, Society Editor Social Calendar MONDAY Tourist Club will have Its bus­ iness meeting and New Year's party at 7:30 P. M. In the Cham­ ber of Commerce building. All members and winter visitors are clcomed. TUESDAY Circlet of the Methodist Wo­ man's Missionary Society will meet as follows: Cirrle One will inert with Mrs. George McCrum, West First Street! at 3:00 P. M. Circle Two will meet with Mrs. S. O. Shinholser, 14UK Oak Ave­ nue, at' 3:00 P. M. Circle,Three will meet with Mrs. Carl Chorpening, 2557 Paletto Avenue, nt 3:00 P. M. Circle Four will meet w(Jh Mrs. M. R. Btrlckland on 445 Elliott Avenue at 3:30 P. M. Circle Five will meet with Mrs. Milton Reel, Sanford Avenur, at 7:30 P. M. Circle Seven will meet with Mrs. W. P. Chapman, 203 West Nineteenth Street, at 3:00 oclock. Business end social meeting of the Daughters id Wesley Class of tha First Methodist Church will ^ e held In the thuirh annex at ™:00 I». M. with Mis. C. K. MeKee'a group as hostesses. Kaeeutive Hoard of the Wo­ man's Club will meet at 10 00 A. Mi In the club house. WEDNESDAY Regular business meet in-; and luncheon of the Woman's Club will te held in the club house at 12:30 o'clock with Mrs. A. L Collins as hostess, nssislnl by Mrs. Kudor Cmlctt, Mrs. J. T. ^ irw by, Mr*. Hanford Doudncv, alia. J. II. Mrnirk, Mis. G. A. Speer mid Mrs. S. .0- St|inholror, € # JJtil-a Fi»h Galloway Memuiial iPousirale will lie presented In thr Women's Cl ills at H'.'tO P. M CAI-ENDAR— FRIDAY ....... The Business Wcnmn'a-Circle of tho First I’reabylcrinn chuirh with Miss Mary Carlo cluilrman, will meet at the home of Mrs. -Grover C. Williams. |474 Jvunford Committee To Plan Subscription Bridge A Committee composed of m ] s . George D. Bishop, Mrs. W. C. Hill and Mrs. B . P . Caswell was appointed to raake plans for a subscription bridge to be held lr, ghw'nbar fufare at the rcgulae -*Wuniaty —eating pf the N. 'de '<¥] Howard Chapter A f the United .Dpushtrt* 'o f the Confederacy •which was •bald Friday afternoon at the home o f Mrs. F. E. Roum'lira! A . K.*| RoWjtltfJ (hipte* president, presided oyer tlie iheeiIng which was opened with the members repeating 1 the Lordh Prayer In unison. Routine bus­ iness was transacted. It was reported that llowers # i*d been tent to ill measbera dur­ ing tho past month. An article ■m i lit,- ("First White House vf thr Confederacy" wns rood by Mrs. Jlouiuillal. Il-frc«himnta were served by 1he lirstosi a-sisled by Mrs. W. C. Hill |o the following: Mrs. A. K. Rimsctter, Mrs. L. A. Hrumley, Mrs. J .. II. Truluck. Mrs. M. J. Uism und Mrs. E. A. Douglas. ♦Miss Mary Thompson Is Held A t Gibraltar Awing, thu. paa#ri)ger» » A i m i kan Export Linar, 8. 8 call bar, which Ms bran dalead at Clbralttr, Is Miu Mary TRompson, sister of Mis. Clarr Wynn. Miss Thompson, wns CHEETIN (IS Appreciation has been expressed by the Nursery School Staff for the courtesies and gifts given by the Seminole High School Girls’ Hl-Y and the Khvanls Club to the children of the nursery nt Christmas time. The letter to the III-Y girls read as follows: "In behalf of the children of lhe.r Nuraery School and their inuliier*. we wish tn thank the III-Y girls fur the party and Christmas Tree they gave for tin' Nursery. t\V appreciate this courtesy very much and the children certainly injoyrd the oc­ casion and the lovely gifts given them.’’ The letter to the Ktwanls Club is as followi: “ We wish to sincerely llvhnli you for the lovely Christmas par­ ty given the Nursery School chil­ dren, and thr many gifts given to them. a wonderful party PAGF THREE Highlights Of 1939 In County, City Outlined Bobo Dean Is Host A t Christmas Furty Telephone }48 Nursery School Staff Give Thanks For Gifts “ This was ' • Christmas party at hla home ii Indian Mound Village, which war dr oialod in the holiday motif. For the game* -and contest* played, Donald Ludwig * i » win­ ner In the sliver acorn hunt, Mary Carol W n l in the ring toss conteat-and Stanley Dnimlry in the Friends of M. D. Gatchel will dart euntrat. icgiet to learn that he continues Refreshments were served by ill at hit home at 1220 Sanford the mother of the hunt nssisted Avenue. (('outInw rit rr**M « mmt i *h » I fft* o f tin* y ««r hf.tidr Wl\\ im|»r« vrmi’iit.a. rotirrrtn! i fforti Wrn- alJu iiutilr iliititit: tin* \cur •by Srimiiolr nml lliwnnl county *|troti|M for flu- iittpio\ctiMiits c»f other root*, includinr the paving |of State tool No. II f «< m Sntifcnl to tin* Kml (V a t. I The t'|*niiiu: of the now I'luitlu Stnti* Hank of Snnfo’ il timing thr miiiiiiiim month* uns nUo a »ii: event for l'.'.Tt* nt wn tin* eon* Ut i lift itin of i iittHlein r abin ciiiiji 1|> K. M. Anuitaur « n the roriHT }of I'.nk iitnl (••*n«*%n At tlilit». | Aim h it (he hinhlight.* of tho ,yeai wmf the tiMih' nt home emu* palcii wh eh ni**i«haulhave cliiniol lih'io.i-1tl the’ll It. litliy \ollllllt* of Mil**' Mrs. W. A. Cantrell of iWhltwell, Trnn., is spending some time here as the guest of Mrs. W. It. through the forest. llullowny. T V guest list Included. Olyvt Ann Adams, Dial Gray Hoyle. Mary Murgimd Herndon. Mai) Zarh.uy, Jr., Nanry t’ rie. Fuys Williams, Maitlin Mae Chapman, Mickeline Kendall. Mmy ’ Carol West and Mis. J. C. Mitchell. Karlyle llnuvhidilrr plans In Also, Donald t.udwig, Stanley leave Tuesday for Veto Ihoch lliumlcy, Hobby Pntk, Jilin Fox, whirr he will be for it shell time Huddy Mcisch, Charles landing, on business. Owen Kelley, Knndnll Golf, George Simms, John Williums ami Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Smith have John Andes. a« thrir guests this week. Mr. and Mis. D. J. Whitrhead of liiihmoml, Vn. Miss Darkey Will Deliver Address Sub-Deb Clubs Hold Reunion Chili Supper and one the children will always J. F. Kitkliler returned to his remember.’’ Mi label s of tne two Gia-Del home in Starke Wednesday itftir spending the holidays with his Sub-Deb Clubs met Thursday night at 7:00 o'clock at Eddie's rlster, Mrs. J. A. Cunningham. llestnuiulit for a iruiiiim ilol chili Mis. Klixnbelh Stew ait uf Moul­ su|>|irr. i trie, Gu., will return ho mi* Sun­ A New Yeai's theme »••• ear-, day alter visiting for the past tied out with minbiture clock week ns the guest of Mr. unit plueecmds and drcoiution» of C A LIFO R N IA DESIGNERS h .»r Mrs. S. tl. Shinhnlsei, Sr. poinsettias. Hongs were sUlig «oil b u g o era. ».■'s,il itinni nt I'.ure’,* each ild member guve u short Col. and Mrs. N. J. Perkins left toikiy for their home in Folk Union, Vu.. after visiting tor the Old members present included: j aril week as the gtitsts of Mr Miss Marion Haynes, sponsor of and Mrs. H. I.. Pcikins. both clubs, Miss Don* Met all. Miss Ruth Stiange, Miss Dm bars Wallace M. Philips uii Stahl, Miss Hetty Thurmoinl, Miss Jane Sumner uf Greenville Deiieux Hayes. Miss Mmy Ellen FATHER PECK had <|ultr a NOVEL CHRISTMAS EVE this! me the house gursts lor year-h e TIK I) TIIK KNOT UE |day, of Mr. uud Mrs. A. J TWEEN MIW. • IIAHitIKT J., ips and family. HOHIIINS, I Madam llurrict), tin. Mr. mid Mrs. Walter . Cm.per YEARS OK AGE and RALPH WARREN, HI. YEARS OLD- laid as their la.use gue-l- Tliur,Mnybe this is the exception rath­ day night, Miss Rose Evelyn er than the rule—May their years Courtney of Atlanta, till., mol Hill together he happy enough t« Stubbs of Tampa. make up for their years apart . . . Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wilson lian­ In answer to thr many protest­ ing and npiwsing remarks by llie as their gursts, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Holland, and rhlldreii, Frances ELDER SET to the YOUNGER SET on the subject of TOO mid Denny, and Mrs. Wilson's MUCH FRIVOLITY, one reply mnllirr, Mrs. Mamie Roswell, of was “ IT S BETTER TO W EAK Atlanta. OUT TH AN RUST A W A Y !" . . . Mr. and Mrs. R. D. llakir uf H APPY BIRTHDAY That young sprite was giving competition to the Finns with Roanoke, Vs., are visiting for SUNDAY some time a, thr gaests of thrli peri ret aim or was be saying too P. M Hill much like Hitler • . . When the son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and T. Bradford tlynl war has finally ended, we prob­ Mrs. W. K. Baker, nt their home ably still will be arguing the on the Country Club Road. point . ■ . Only by that time, the Mrs II. II. Newman, Miss Maiyounger set will then be the elder arguing with their offspring . . ■ Jorle Newman, Miss Betty Wilkin­ son, Miss Florence Wells and Sanford la wetl REPRESENTED IN WASHINGTON, D. C. . . . Miss Violet Wells are spending Though thay aren’t senators or several days ill Jacksonville at oven private sees to the pres, the gurets of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. •_______ MARGARET BENNETT. DOT Becker. W ARREN, MARGE VERNAY. Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Urie and GENE M. LANEY hold PO­ SITIONS and NOT JOBS . . . and aon, Charles, vego have been Mrndx-is of Ihe rlsss of 1W7 JIMMY ARAN T. that punny man the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. ,d Siinoiid.- High Srhuyl wore about town lias heard a new one Uric this week, have leturnid to unlteil for the third year I W l c l J that's better than the one about their home in Diexvl Hill, Pa. day nigbt nt Ihelr niinuol n T M Ihe little Inkspots that were so While hero they enjoyed trips to held ) ! « r ilutlng lit! CHMfegf U K g t Stn sad because Ibelr mother got put 8llvcr Springs at Ocala, Miami, man Imbdays The hani|0gi 4 in Hie pen for a long sentence . .. and Ihu Marine Studios. held in the private dining rtaH i^PT* ' JJJJf The latest la the definition of a in Planning III attend thr Orwngt the Valdes Hotel at 7 00 o'cloclT,-1 DRIP—a DRIZZLE TH A T WENT Arrsiigeiuents in the class col-1 A i>* in STEADY - . . Evidently that's Bowl game in Miami on New ors of silver and blue weic used ' “ not the llfrory held by JACK (I. Year’s Day from Sanford are: throughout thr banijtivt hall to J , i and MARY W.. and those partial Mr. and Mm. F.rnoet Bcnm-tt, Mr. | steadies . . . which arc too nu­ and Mr». Cllffonl Wullace, Mr. dceorale. Billy Zsiehry, president of the ] merous to tabulate . . . MAC and Mra. M. 8. Wiggins, Mr. and HUDDLESTON and P. M. VICK­ Mrs. II. U Perkins,*-IIib x ton Per­ class, gave the addiess of wel- p,la, i,i „. ........... Bradford come, ndlowed by the class song- . ERY DROVE all the way from kins, Mr. and Mrs. V JACKSONVILLE and GAINES­ Byrd, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wilson. and school songs- Each membci 1:1u,g'„ told hlli'flv of his capcrlrnres Al|,( VILLE presumably to spend Mr. and Mrs. liny Holler, Mr. and since grailiiatiou and Lester Pitil-| n i.. CHRISTMAS WITH THEIR RE­ Mrs. Ren Cogliurn. Mr. and Mrs. SPECTIVE FAMILIES . . . but Phil Grashoff, and Guy Wood, Jr. ips paid Ills (lenalty for a novelty • 1 “ ,• • agreement by singing “ Day In. • . M ARTY MATTOX and an UNiSiy Out." ’ «i »» KNOWN, both of ORLANDO, orAnotlu-r leunioli was plaiinml i cupied tha. greeter part of the for next year during Hie Chii»l • All., ., boy»\ CttrlstreM and they were mss varittion. • i.aiin seen by Hie families at the dinner Present wne: Mrs. It. C. M «» | >y rushing Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lamb and well and Miss Ruth Hand, „ ,..a •..T is N a w Is the family have returned from James­ wors of Ihe rlass. Miss Doiutliy I H-r'.iYEAR'S RESOI.U- town, N Y , after spending tha Mitchell. Miss Maiguerite Ingle). 1 -------- U A. . Christmas holidays with relatives. Miss Antoinette Hayes, Mm-I u, j.... Friends of Mr. J. D. Cochrane Ilelcn Chapnian, Miss Dolls Dor-1 '-Him intiling as • mlskl will regret to know that lie con­ ner. Miss Elisobcth W h ittin gton. i. n ... Tha ship smb grain was racalved on tinues to be til at bis h°n>e. Miss Kathryn Thlg|»en. Miss Helen | 'William Musgrava, senior at n Miss Thompson aayGarner, Miss Evelyn Calcs and T ill: < Itar tonight.” Since Georgia Tech, Is spending tha Miss Marian Estrklge. ' r''*' • * " hot bean no direct Chrlatmas vacation with Ms ParA .... Roderick Adams, Claude r,'V‘ .a’ Vio. rate, Mr. and Mrs. William Mus­ Whiddon. Jr, Robert Strele, au-si so.i grava. Clyde Peairy, Hilly Zachry, Jr.. h Mr. and Mrs. 0. Harry Lett of lewis Wright. Albert Fitts. Edi" HendersonvilD, N. C , were guests ward Wilson, Lelsnd McClelland, i|r\ w Friday of Mrs. Robert Ramsey. John Hintermiatcr, and Lester 1h u i Uu|.-i Mr. snd Mrs. John Hood have Philips. .___________ c" ‘,r“ ' returned from Georgia after spending Christmas with reinlifts. Mr. end Mrs. A. P. Kemp enter­ tained recently with a dinner In honor of the annlvorsary of Mr. and Mr*. It. M. BaU. The Girl beouta, following Uvelr annual custom, sang Christmas enrols at many homes on Christ­ mas Eve. AT THE CHURCHES Members Of Clasw Of 1937 Hold Reunion M H I.ll/ HELM ON DRAUGHT The Tavern III < ill i t r n r * • it mi iii- NO PARK AVK 1, si ll M l » i Jin i <v u UtkOA^Mpp H %v!*M,h iiitr-T II I (If t>« r«u«l in Clint•'< thrum. •"»'* BuiuUy. I»« ci «••• • • T h f »J ld#i. I* l l j h l vt »h »•’ i t ' •( • * m » • • • if ••» • *1. *» »• %fh Hit -llslll (.••» * -•M. II •l.tlK b lit Its. 11 l.js l» t* .| » I cjot.ii * A n i«m III* i* f it ■ • '• •• rill1 th* I .rs.|«st• 1111111 |« I||« •Wllip |I Mill •I’ | 'till I "I f t o m Ills, sub tl Furniture, P mm .*, Itsibo. 11n t tl r, to o l •, Ire Ibis, is a be sold sill. LAK E M ARY MAliv UKlIbth m i d -n n t : s h o w NEW ^ KAtt*H EVE D p i . :ils (. 11;:SU I*. M . Wl I l "M l I I II N l W %I A K .SA I I I V A t . I ' I N J O V A I H .V A I till I 1(11 M i l V H i t / ' NEW Y E A R GREETINGS Today bruiga to a clone .12 yearn-efronHniiou* ceyfileiu-r '•lid SemlDolc (bounty. f • HERE’S in Snnfnnl T ile Kood-wibli o f my| friendn atxl W i|im l»laiirej Ihrnitxlimii t-.n li (.f those 32 years causes kite In Rive expression o f iny joy mill liii|ij>iiu>Ks fur the privilege of s|H'iuiing Clioan years with you. I wish Hint wn iiitiy spend many more together. T o my old friends, nty tww friends and llinsr I )io|m to mi|inrc in the fuiure, I wish for y»u Imppiiuwa mid jo y such ns I have ciijuyrd with you and may the ttnw year lih-wa vor with the wculth o f good health nnd spirit of friendship for your fcllow-niau. k i . # » -Enmet F. Housholdcr ^CARSO �N »W » f t>*c,n •’ r o uH T .-y r - ■af^-j/.vJiL .. * Vs-*-- . TOS S V*rv; .'. RTSXUDT1SHNVOM rtOUBfX "=* . BATtUDVT DR TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA- The In Tonight’s Feature Event kriadlv; turity L T Ibl m JT ta lit*.; . t» a.’Mos I Boy Works Way Through School Feeding Tiger Kg k k Face* Strong Field 2 f b tU * S ht-iil, ucniael »l\ » f Ihr du*x I..' Tacvrl in the Inp yg u n l yluPmur ite n c n u t, .Munk k*‘ "WS b { * y Buv, t/iu . vf.pv.1 Ihv I 'tilth new T lu ielu y nhcht. Nttnvy Hit*, wbu paid Ilia l.inkrrt HIT.Jn un u mutual tick­ gW-W-OWm'dr his nay thtou*; t h lleH.*K cr* day. 0 Ji'et'*.'. t photnorv, t Uh« m M i i> proum. Iiatnliui;;. •* 4choc!** no i j* in* l.all ira p*»I i Join it.lt ti i veaty t.ionn nl ■ 3 & H S s e i* l » I . . I . N 'ia . N . . — •'"in... I In, N k *< a— . . ... . Klrat race: Vut.irlly: .Jo *■ N an., f t l*uit f t - Oft m i. tHilly Kay iflHWlSW SOLDIERS " • ' » • » » with a captured R u i.U . M a a it u r y track; lt.~ cC r^ ref CITV COUNCILMAN Micl.ael A. Sullivari loolfe lhroo*S ------------booht andprepare, lo cro.. out wO r * t 'l „ _ '] " ’ ' " ' Lrnin end Unlnfrad a. .non a. llm rriolullon hr Intreilucrd into Cambrldfa city council I. U ,r ** •» fcraad apraad aa tka arctic Th i, pketa L cacta.lao, •Ifnrtl by mayor. The rnolution call, for the baralny of ika word, from atlajaa, textbook., ma*aErl* Celcrafl In Flaland aad radload ta Now York, alna.^end now.paprr. and ro.nmeudrd tho u.o of Ike name “ i . Peter.kar*" In tka place of "Lanin. *rad." Tka rriolullon « , paced unania.ea.ly by |ba city caancll hat rated a .farm o f prala.t aa keiav aa lafrlaiemeat aa Ika freedom af tka p r e fix Here Ik scans deleted from “George White’* Scandal*" In Chicapo on demand of Jame* IVtrlllo, A. T, of U musician** union head. IL ahow* Eugene and Willi* Howard Impersonating John I* Lewi* anff a C. I. O. or panlie r. Comica Olaen and Johnaoa threatened to put a Hrtrillo skit In thdr “Helix, poppln," which opens In Chicago aoon. if they had to taka Lewia out - -« I Nitty Hull t t 3 I 1 Results Happy C;.i»cr j.x». Kill'll J l 3 j to - S' t»..» i ‘ » it t* GREYHOUND ENTRIES * nfflJrS nnH11 ~ 3 a * ‘ a— .L. KI.......H. -»cu: t-tt Him; 33 liuli'k ? 1>«rl« 1 iibiuijr «. in Id- 11'ii*u< iiunhI-, tii tloflT CrUNlur « t THIS IS THE W A Y yaa 'Pick year call#*'’ la llw b o w doaco .ca.ol.aa, "1 no S M rW rialle^ created by Oeefcta dcacln* laachar. at tkolr annual convontlaa In Atlanta. Dan.nitr-.tle* elep are, left ta rlflei, Helen Wil.on af Chetteneoye. Tenn., Mr., Franea. Hand af Atlantal Nartram e f Avtuelet end Rob Raan.aeltlo o f Ifa me, C.«. ' ' '( c 3 |n*~l ir-tio qt i v i e i .u 1 I III** \ .*!»*• • ! PtiioK% II. •w **ni»*L t M'-ii • ’ . I TIINTII . '• I V| « 1 .. 1 ... * I I: .»■•.% « f.» |>.ii .j.i 1. » . . 1 . . .. CIlTVr.N 1 1 1 Henry Andrrton Illustrates why baikatball practically has been taken over l>y young inrtt of unuaual hclahL Tito Orceon cattar stands six feci seven, which leaves the hoop only three fcvl v Sv* Inches- above his head, J j : '* *11il 1" i<-111 l. l. V« I • | I •**S.V I .* .1 * I' • I I•» II...I ' $4.00 up • SPECIAL *t» h u m GO p r ic k View. MODKRN i m i 'c AND III- Y ou hint- m i—rH tt |rr:tl IT von haven't tried Mr*. Best s Home Made CANDIES (R E A M -C H O C O LA TE COCOANITT-HARD CANDIES p e a n u t im iT ru «: FRESH 1518 MEI.LONVII.I.K AVK. I 'd r s CO. H e ( .irr- 10c r.griT 1I A I raasm** ro tr Spoi l laltd V I nil I .Inr 111' Th- It. In V. I NI S LIQUORS Spectators \> clcomt Free to iu t i; NEXT TO SMOKE HOUSE <; t n c * (\ L 1 0 L 0 K STO B K VMey-* !|J .< S *.! Ih C I t il.. L A J I 1 11(3 I •v.F o p rec / W>PLR BUT Wl l-'LEMTY hVAD T AT P R A H B L ’ . M e 066AUW<d i-.l TO CHA&I U M H A CUT Ci 'IP A M .’ L ITT L E &EAVEE. : m .jYr t w It ..•V-PFKJt wVb LL ItLLrt U P HI ’ • I i*... • . H\U / if .. L- f j . - . . I - .v i .7t \ !* .' Ht V L-- I ■ t. ' O H 1 1* : .\r • •' Pi --IV 7 1 LtLHLKv P •" ' ? J L y w r:r. TOLCp M r n r 7 i . ' - v i L r y/ L u l KY tVKA*N* .A *4 P Ml ^vA*£» RtCrl l I Tho double* o f the City badmlntoi- 'ourncy were |.o»tpone.l r ‘ , .-ouplc o f week* ago aa It » u recognised by the Recre.iti.m Pc partment that during the holiday, cvcrront- probably would be *u 7 Imay doing everything elec they wouldn’t have much tlnte^ t» eimnd playing or practicing for badminton. Hob Hardakrr *aid ycalcrda) that he would begin play In thu double* next week. t 'e t a * Ja« p*yn,. • FOR RENT. ♦ GOOD NEIGHBORS—PRICES TO FIT YOUR BUSINESS DAN DUNN—SECRI T OPERATIVE 4H 'HtO 15 A ^ tC C K T OAG -POOOr rH ‘ HUtD * WULW TK^ U O ftiO A R E CUCr5ET>.l> FV C/JJ F IL L TH E H O U t F W ITH T E A R G A S AMO i f \ L tJE V E R B O T ifT R VOU HERE U N L E S S T H E Y ) '/ KNOW OP T H IS S P O T C M THE P O U C C V m w ould i y N E V E R F IN D ) ' / IT / r— S T H A T 'S R IG H T -' T H E N T H IS D U T T O N O PENS TW E W A L L OVER T H E R E - S E E / ______ „ THIS IS ^ S LIC K . S H A N G H A I/ I'M FOLLOWING VEAM M E R E ' S THE TUNNEL - * CONIC O N - dV v o J A P i - w r WCMT UKlDLl# TtdAI uOAD--B/t(.K rut ur 'j TtdE H ID E O U T W E J U S T L B E T - - W VOM O T H A T L I T T L C H IL L / 1 W HAT A LAYOUT// I Classified Advertisem ents INDIANA STATS Hickway P.llpal rasaar, wtlk **• W«a WW. M ta IN aapt lavltaltaa la ran la Safer I * 0 IM THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD , TOO* ff IT ARRiARED’ HIRE ALLEY OOP IDDLE-AGED waman to help Bulk*' car* far threa children. Baa P* car* HeraldPU B R E N T I KING HaaiLtn* Phone P r o im Watch repaired • do faalh kaew* n ss> S N A IL HOUSE, «1J0 per ^ k . Apkij Do* X. % Hat aid. i"»e le Ma<ri><- U v rHAC«C OFF A S A M P L E O f THIS BARK. FOR. E X AM INATIO N K H M L>TEt^ L ES SITUATION WANTED jii , V 1' r - • • e 0# # % \ •f • "* > rT a * > _ r • , 1 ' ,( . f r-\ V l V \ ' .■ ; ' ‘ saK S H H And CHARLES COLL r p o c. y o u i SURE GUMMED OBUCEST aUr# fully equipped. D a b . nice tamtam* Owner • . T H O M P S O N m B Y G O LLY , B U fFIE S—CUTE l.ttta t j * tarHata. IM S t t 01 0 :b Avenue. V' ,4 | RAY iS i THINK f U . .JUST LIZZIE MAE JONES want* work af aur kb d . IIP 9- *U» F* V I.. A. KKNAltD .101 W. SECOND ST. REI) RYDER j O LD I P M asln ta avareUy kls tisaa la ika warm Htrlda t t . U l C*u tarn ad dawa ky a Jary af FW tda kaaaliaa aad Uttla I path Wkila ika east a f tka aallaa ikip i w f W saad l t n aft la a d d g i • r aa a'fla, Flarida « k raady ta ska*, kias beta ika warm g a lf etreaai. *• - W ' . i f l P F V- I S K A l 'T Y Set L O N 117 N. I'dol* A *# .— Phase 7W PLENTY SPARKI.i-.H9 -ROM AN CANDLES I OUNTAIN9 FLOWER POTS AND HOfKF.TS ALL NEW »Tt-CK L l'N C lii.u N K T T E d j.fiO O l) H U M E S T M .E C U O K IM ; h k k a k f V i — iiin n e k — s i m : n 204 LAS I h IKS I 9 1 . \ PHONfc M O SPACE IN THIS PAPER Will Arrsngt To Suit ,i RENAUD BATTERY SHOP AIR-ROMBS. FIRE WORKS FOR NEW YEAR ’S Zi-RRAS—YES t ’ • 1 L •’•.•ii.etd for w ilte n U *'«l k tllln i a f '.Lap, In their IJall*. l.ulrl. L e ft |» rich): .1h«l Dryout - r ia v Tn i Ti n g Delay O f The Taaruemeal ■■■« lm X Q Illiji'iU ’s iWii'iisol B.iwling DRUG ELECTRICAL R EPAIR SERVICE ('* turn* I! i" <iall) READ THE ADS FAR Oil Wn\. i*l. I l-.'P t> In.liv itlualiiv I dll IMI'I'l! l i t H VIII ViK VM'M I (III III I I I II* VVo«iI» m in t M M S ! ! ! * l*" ,' P' *•'*• 1 '4U.ll ly. it, |||.|, | l>0• I u'• Asd I hrou|h J.vnMAry fllh t'l I b .|.er •I# 11.Alt.I f i l l . "'ll (iE N K R AiO R S STARTERS .. M • » <•«*|«I ii I ' v l - i •' » ti|*|'11a» .1 .! Tu ul',. .ttrry a completr inr uf it int-s an.l Lupiuta tn .Ur pack:'*.' .l.-paitmrnt. BATTERIFtS YOUR $ $ ^ IF W IL L ^ flL ^ O U I Uub llardnkcr U In U n eteJ In getting e.ventl lm-al ba.ketball • team* together. Oviedo has a team already and I* nttxIoiiH that •ontc team, bo fontted h r » in uixlei tliat thet may piny 1 . r.-itulnr • echeduh- o f games, ltn r.la.er raid he would Ilk.- to avt- thrac | team, organlred here but ilidn'l know if intcrk,t would W uufflciently high to warrant j.lennintr for liircc local leant-. There tr plenty o f talent h eir ami there Is no rearon we can are why three vo u a . D O G S W IL L team, could not be Mguniied. I f any p<-i».m or urganltrli.m I. 'n B E S A F E H E R E .' — lervtted In liBckinir n quintet, he should get in touch vuth ll»ru« WOW A L L O F YOU • aker at the City Hall. B E A T rr F O R h o m e ; I 'L L T A K E C A R E O F O cala «*. S an fo rd LU C KY D R AK E Thuee of you who enjoy tennle won't forget thnt Or-,In e.-ndtLATER! / ^ IU tennU team hero tomorrow to play the Sanford team whieh beet them a few week* ngo in Ocala. The addition o f lllll> *achr, Iu the local ou tfit ehould lneroa»» our chaneo* » f again n inning nt T h e ir nhuuld he plenty o f ontartuinment tomorrow nfternoon the c u n t 1 by the waterwork.'. Chicago University and varsity football part comparty u William XrCarthy, right, tor 11 yaara In charge of equlpmanl, and vanity • vi. Ralph Richardr, left, of PHUburih, Pa, put away tba gridiron foraphemalb latt lime. time. Board of tnuicca allminatod fool-. gernphemail* tor (or tha last ball from University 1porta. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 30, 1939; <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/b60c86585c0429b3f95c18342e04f8c6.pdf e7e82f7bf545df3e1b2abab264e69cd3 PDF Text Text • /»• • ;______________■ , __________ » f BANFDR0 THISTCURIOUSWORLD Missouri Chance In Orange Bowl V. D o g T ra c k O p e # S e a s o n T o n ig h fly GEORGH GA1.LET MIAMI, Dee. Although Georgia* Tech’* Yellow' Sariret#' h are been Installed a 7 to 10 farorlto In the annual Orange Bowl game here New Y ear1* Day by moat of tha batting comntlaalonrra, you don’t ' find a lot of Tech money floating around thin town. And tha reason arem i ot be All-American Paul Christman: Missouri"* g reat passing a n i run- l Races To Be $£&£■&& JCK Run Nightly For •slS i'& S S C t', 99-Day Stretchuiually M'JJSfi£,»SU5 K — . — a fa t rep aiil i* yamr■ B A l a year’* meet is the fifth emplcye* are bona fide residents V. consecutive season conducted un- ol Central Florida, which means a deb the sam a* management. And big annual payroll- dumped Into j . this year promise* to be the Imal mercantile channel*. Be g reatest of Uta preceding to w . < The opening night card la sponliu tt year, the mutual “handle” , sored by Memorial Peat 10, Amert w ent over the million dollar m ark.. Icon Legion of O rlandj. The peat / _ a..—- . lha fas- BM C111 .tarlty distance and the American Legion Handicap over the longer i-la th a of a mile route. * A allrer trophy will be presentad to the winner of Ihe Inaugural '.While * blanket nf m in i will be cm hand to be draped over the aleck bark of the winner of the Lrgluu Hand imp. jV The inaugural la aa hi*Saris aa the Central rlorida D y ih f .f losing m ajor event of car|i;*bB*tn. ’ . 1 IJ u t year’s winner, >Hr ValenI fin e ' J r , fr<>n| Ahe^kVra»r(. o f One M ain , only twd-nma winner of (be Inaugural- in history, w ill-not 1 be back to defend hla laurels won . from a fa st field :laal irrarj Mlt ta r in g Secretary K. M- Meet*# ha* matched eight dogs the llkee #f which have never leen seen • t the Central Florida racing oval. These right are the pick of the d ata who have spent Ibe last week and a half going through th rlr schooling pares- The rep­ resent, Meetse a y s , the “flneat act of doge th a t have evyr been assembled a t the track. The dog of Ihe hour, ea fa r M r fan* aFe concerned ,1* Smoky Ranger, Gerald Fealey’a young hr Indie dog—winner of the WarFee, Ohio, Derby and undefeated - In schooling, race* this aeaaon. , r u IMaley’i dog drew a favored ; M ali Ion In the ninth n r e , which . la Ihe Inaugural. Ji Ha drew Ihe No. 7 bog1on the - aktslde, a favored spot for this Wide-running young eon of the Imported IfptldedAwn nnd B rldgft OTIynn. Trackman, Railblrd and Ckertman H arry Behr pay tribute ta 'th a pup’* record by immlmMi*ly ‘aeleeilng hln* ae their choice J ( * v ia the inaugural. ’ Tha mutual department, under the direction of General Manager , W alter Connolly, I* ready fpr ||a biggest n ig h t A new electrical l calculating machine will ipeed Ire - th e f* turn a of tho final odds; ollmltMlIng unnecessary welting. ■ The track’s biggest fewtuce, tha Sally double, will again be held on the eecond and third races. The -M pondary feature, the qulnlelta, > Will be held on Ihe 11th face with t pUklfM , place and ahow batting •M *B race* In addition to a 13 ‘ aomblnatlen “acroae Ihe beard” all ItHtriwI ■ flBITI T A X inw ra K v r a i t i Mrs* n i c e - r w a r i lr u r nua skip Ui. Urrri M< S ln l King II.Rwlrk A n i'lla rtntl Nell e tulearle lllpalaag W H A L E S, BEA V ERS, AVUSK Q X E fM A M O C IV E T C A T S A R E a m a e a » i e ■r»l»illv IM ral keif JUalri iiarj h iu rfra c Jannr I'raft SaHv * « mi,I,| Tronic -Klaah Mai Ilia Ji.n,fl La-ty llw y I nap Bankah- ni-ti it*.* tm tardy to their crila and ehnrad In |h e Qiriatmoa dinner. They errrr eerred chicken, pork, turkey, dressing, maahed potatoee, cran­ berries, apple eatiee, coffee, and brand. The elly Incited them to the featst “providing they eame In Champlon speller o f all tim e la North Carolina waa the lata J , JAllen of Lmaisburg, N . C . . Ha could n o t . only spell any word c irc a him, b u t'a b o could tell tha pace, number, column and how many word* from the top It waa In the eld blne-baek apeller. H A P P Y N EW Y EA R E V E R Y B O D Y !!! cssam FtM UJPr DtUCKMIS BOUPt PMKUBBEAKS iM.nCM 1(0 K MERRIES . . . RO.2 CAMIB0 LUSCIOUS N A L V U OR S U FHOfTPHOOF, lj,e. t * — Ona huii'lrnl Frdetpi on* boys i n be­ ing alven n clianrr to »;ro* a etrol.lya of no|k-tiVii nml *eiir a aultabla pliae tiiMKiTh the cooperation of Hiuie Jnl>e M yrr nml tho lllghI-’rimk W. Meyers, et uk Innd Niwa. l)n<-|e Jnke haa 10ft Ileal E ilale Morlgagas ears tit popcorn which he grew Loo, I'. H. A It. F King to Sun- front on cur r«-nt to him. He la foul Production C redit A»»n. nflt-rluK through Iho News to give one ear tp cnrli of one hunCrap Lien Syuii'i, Hoy F., e t u* to Sanford lira ,1 l»y» who will agree Id plant it. The New# will givu a nultaHe Agri. (trcillt r«in». prire ta the hoy having the beat I ... A itignm sat Of M artgaga | crop produced from ‘hili ear. Elhel Sanford Grower* C redit Corpor­ ation to Sanford A tlantic NaCaadlllewal Sales C ealract Eva tlnnnl Ilanly Scott * C arraw ay,. lne. to Kiank BalUlaallwn O f M e rtg a g a . J . Hauer I to Sanford I'Cuilaetion C redit Assn. 2 Far Lack ia 1M01 W lS ..T .1 the. 17c S W r * . * 10. Roland, George W‘ e t rfiS......... 1 A fL L C A U -T H e KILL W IL U B ’a : I P h O U VWHI14I n r u n iis M . RAISMS 'Sc^rC FLORIDA CRYSTALS—RUUJLXR FRICI 5 LBS. 21a Amy 1«a ST A N D A R D Q U A LITY MW M >MO> PAMCAKf FLOUR..................... 1-lb. hex 5c tA T S U F AJMO COSN Oa.-- — . .. TOMATOCS.. .m*4. can 10c MMNUUN1 AtaOgTI* aeimoAHp Fewnwt Butter £ £ SCRATCH FIID. . . . J . . -SS< AFFLR JELLY... 2-lh. |er U c Sa,W W -fB—® Suhmiy T «fa Choir# . , Pawnv Mala Cyrt iCop♦ Ceppar Olak 1- ,. u Prorram a, h IvIot goorelfte In­ formation on the dogs entered for toplghl’a races, came off the press yesterday and were placed en sale. i The p re g n m a may be obtained a t the following btuhtaas houses I Koumlllal and Andersen , Touchton’s Drug Blara. Mobley’s Drug ECONOMY IOOA peORAHAM OMOKERS . . . . 1-LB. BOXIS0 ALL RIO. IB* ( CAMPeaL’SSOUPS . . . 3 FOR260 PA6 S0AI1. .. 2 BUITBARS 100 |M ARRO, V aasa* Can W. SI* ,K T M L-M OH TI.......... A.B4C r MAXWUL M O C W ttW A U R / *>: 1 m m dally double, you attem pt to pick the winner of the second com Classified Advertisements HOUM ....................h . U a they w o u l d r e a d yo u r a d TOO; IF IT APPEARED HERE LARD' ALLEY OOP; Jfino COP_EMHAt1EN C M - , , . Flanly. Henry A. Ruaaell Bead B n t TO UR W a tra ry p a lr w l bj one who re a lly ., know* how Brigga,. JaValev kaamolio- Av» iMCUliiA N GASOLINE Heat|pr, iTaCllrally new, fine condllio n ,' First, 110.00 accepted. •Wren# 9134. \ ‘ COLORED w iM A N , neat dean. F art tim e week. Good Ironer. FOR BALE: Copenhagen cabBeil R. Herald. ' , bag# arid * ieebarg lettuce -’plants, fltrrV htraln. L A'. •U T V A T T O N . $ Brum lry A R ena 1 By RAY, THOMPSON ^ DOC, MEBflfcVTKM VMS \U L Y $ E E 9 ! ] W A S N 'T ( J COM E A C 9A C K *V l J ALLEY C H A j^ ^ t m m * * * . RICE ,4 M E A i; 4 Igeu 4 AVENUE—H U —Nicely id a p h k room*, f k a i e e*Re I t* F M I ..........« . . . . 1 B a BB* By-FEED HARMAN RED RYDEH 210 DUD TINTS *'"• Each of these animuls produces an promatia - 1 u illa tiv e hate. Seminole County Court Records . is. IMIlK-lHi-N T U 1*01*. W H AT P Q O C X JC T vS Savealk Rare—*-l# Dll* Kmpp-a p»t K ano Ul>» Jim Kni Haharo Nlalk Ha, m o ;'fc r 'n ' l>. ealaa ___ nnf»Pky '-Moupia n TAMPA, Dee. ZB —OP)— Temp a 'i city stockade took on the •»peet o f a m l fam ily Catherine Christm as day when Keren men who h are been Impriaonsd there ro much of the tim e th at It Marne like home to them , returned vol- A galn.t the Rucker#*, Miaaouri gained l i t yard* and 111 of there yards were made by Christman. This lad la going to be a hard man fo r Tech to handle, because the Yellow Jackets won't be able to use a tight defenae cn account of Rla pa alng an I th a t la going to make hla ru n n ln r all Ihe more •<feet Ire. * Christm an It note In Miami working with the Miaaouri team f»* It rounds out training for the I big New Year afternoon clash land byline slanders who hare iU m watching him pitch aerials loll a g rte th a t be ha* one of the IAAPORTAMT IM T H E AVAfSlURACTURE OP= J m in i Race— a-lu wne ‘ 3 .CLssi Hall Ually lisaklri I n»4 ranrun J ll-i.-l t’blat ilaw a lan Clipper li. He»r I Junihllut Mwa .«» Peiapa-l-r . R*X I-nn* Dublin Dnn.lv I'aiarlk llaec— I'aiMiliy T a i r TIO, I July Al Arm* Ju«i L a f* Volley clipper Danny Autumn tear I’u h DlvM.n.l Money ll» i r ill* liner— Caiarlly F i n King ill lin in g tland Our Hill Clailnm C. O. Nailer. Ann II. fl Ranamr Version Mammy Platk Rare— y u e rtly Drnlhtr John Unit's Menace Marsh .Bey. Shaba Wall Joha Frank Lucky KayLucky L.pc tle'a Lucky ' '& Z S £ t}r ii k x r t x ynm w m m H S Over 300) Central Florida grey- . All aeU m a t the te u p r i.i Eg hound raelnc vnlhualaat# a re ex- haa been under Iha-aupervLhjr In S im n a Ik . fUnfarH O r. » (OrM of KtnUl R f l U CI Mr C. t~ fa y , P R IS O N E R S R E T U R N E •< # m r -tm _______ a �> ■ ;r V > ’t v * * w v »* t > ‘ j. * r v ^ ,\ ( >w f O r / r ^ -' ..’ v ’** •••-**■ v* <*•■*■ *«-*•’ ? * ? M jiB fo ri In Tha Onh CfM m U i City Affordtaf Rail, Hlchwit And w ater Transportation P SfnlM lf Caontf P ruiuM M o re F r u i t A n d Y r e r tf tM m T h a n A n / S l m i b r A re a In A m e ric a A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XXXI SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. DECEMI1ER 29. 19.19 M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P re e n British Ship I* Torpedoed, Nazis Report FINNS PUSHING RUSSIANS BACK “Some Damage” T o’ Warship In Subma­ rine Attack Is Ad* mitted By Admiralty 1 S o v ir t w a m in n n s ? tn i c k a n e w tn d n v a t K | i n b b - r » " ' w a y J u n c tio n s . In n o u th e n i c o a s ta l c l t i m w h ile f l^ r jn a n y rc f m rtc d ft n r w b lo w t o th o R r it U h s c * p o w e r, it T h e O f l f t i n n iip re m e com* n u t n d ftn n o u n ctx t.'ft B r itis h torpedoed by a. German »»bma* Hna •Sw at of Beotland.*’ ’ { Uppa ra c flp t of Uyt German Annouaoemant, >tha British Ad/atroH y aald a German •obmarln* find attacked a battleship. killf lic tkroa arid doing "sam e dam* |S t a r v a t i o n . WHERE TURKISH EARTHQUAKE STRUCK Sheriff S eek s Repair Of Road In Death Valley Residents Should DemandAction To End Mishaps, Hand Says "^N either disclosed whoa Ute atl,c k occurred. i . Tke German* added nothing fu rth e r about th e ahlp'o fa le , o r the prods# Identity. Following onother fatal traffic Therir arV fhto ahlpa In the Ouaon Elkabrth claw, vtaatla of accident in what ha* become known aa "death valley," Sheriff B uSMJSH' Papworth m a n d .r In charge of the F in ­ nish campaign. O tneral Btarn, a Soviet h tro of th e M r against Jap an , was aald to ha the naw commander. DUaoUiflod with tho treatm ent o f X uaalaa-Ftaalih w ar nears by th a British, French -find A m .rican press, Russia re-lrapowd ceacorahJa on dlapatchea before tfRAtmUilon. W intry w eather, th a m ajor fac to r la tha . Raaclan-FIniMah w ar, blanketed tha w estern BnWepeaa front. Germany said tho flo a t waa quiet except far •Winer artl»- tS>daep* o d rr n t u b k l and other (ties Ip midnight hombta.. Iclal military eatamunl* ■aalaa of Red to hava been * e hand-to-hand ih O U iy O f I m with m any toward alaiiUr period* of lime H Som i«s tbla valley and th a t probably moat of them could have been pre­ vented had proper rnglnoavlng beta used In tire construction of the highway through, thla iwamp* landto . . .» rrti.:. ^ r<wn i The road bod la parrot* ifo say the le a st,'th e sheriff pointed out, adding th a t the bridge arrota tha creek through the aw im p Is still narrower, creating a tendency among driver* to swerve toward the middle of the highway when approaching the bridge. Because of the soft bed for the highway, the toad haa punk la ■pots enough to make ateerlag difficult, particularly n t high rates of speed. He pointed out th a t tho road on both sldea of this mile-long atrip la fair anti that a driver running a t a high rata of speed la not expecting the dangerous swell* In the road when ho strikes thl* particular stretch. Another bridge near Fern P ark haa alao been the scene of man? accidents, Sheriff Hand said, and this one, loo, should he widened, h f Mid. For tha safety o f tha realderta pf Baaford and Seminola County something should be dona to *ll« mbiate these hatarda "before Ike ahoata o f more of our resident, haunt It," the Sheriff aald. orary w leatlfle frato m lty . meal­ ing la ednjuaotloii with the American A»«kOtatlon for the Advancement of Selencc here, th a t man la atUI In the elem en­ tary atagea of h it evolution a* tho dom inant creature of the oarlh. In the long range view of hl»tory and pro-hUtary the flr*t World W ar and the preaent one ore childish "apota,'* which when aattled by neeeaalta, will bring the world eventually Into a cooperative organliatlon to make full ute of the n atural rcaource* of the earth and the benefits of scientific endeavor, he declared. Han has only about BO,000 year* to hla eivdlt a* nn creel, thinking a n im a l." Dr. Malher added, “b u t we mav c * p cn nearly or qulta *00,000 years more of oilstonee fo r o u r kind and no problems ox ltt wklch would aoriously d eter the human spectra from m aintaining a com­ fortable existence on the aurfoee o f the earth fo r pn Indefinitely long period o f tlm p --o period to i s e a s e C re a te A d d itio n a l P e r i l s S u r v i v o r s ('atastrophe R a n k s W illi (irratvsl In Morlcm H i s t o r y Ateono Dardantlles Minor . ANKARA. IVv. ’i l l — (API shock* TURKEY Heavy shock* 4jn tku area; towns in ruin* MtdittirontoaJStm,, ■ M u tititin ^ il.M tb to ll in An* ali>li.i I n i o ffic ia l* t o c a llin.aU' tli.at I h o to t a l n tiish l tp o o h StXtiOo a * s t a r v a tio n * «‘«>t»l am i «!»•***' c r c a t n l n e w |n>HI* fo r s u rv iv o r* . R> Itf tr a in * f r .'tn U tu iitk a ra i i i .I n .I fiool a ih l itn tiw a l .iit>;*l:«v* t o th o * lia lto r r d Center of quake; ^°wllhSf €c.ooo **— d y w i p e d o u t SYRIA .|i' i t r !»■>.', hut * ir .lf* l ram* Hiui'N.li.'n focrlttw- an>l » OC* rev l.lir*a*.l n u d e it '*n u th a t a k lii.'iu l tk a a a ik li w uM Jte ».t loiuri. • in.t r .|* " * ir W e r e I., h. . -...1.1 •. ><It tlo m I'.- j i * >( Hi’* 11i.n .'i s. |»re* .M ..I >.r Tor V«*'lt v i !•* IK** Ii I om Rev. Mdnerney Is K i l l e d In Au t o Accident Urges in on hih-h iv u rr u» m r t ny rnmmt.akvp IL U. Panwnrtli, p'onecr” Twnfnrd r»«ldrnt. rolled tipon the Commlaalonrr* fnr a unanimou* vote for the re-election of Kdnnnl Hlggln* for anolhet y ra r a* mayor of the r ily of Sanfor.1, a pnaitkin which hr ha* hrl<l during hi* firth three your term of offirr. Mr. I'apworlh’* Irtirr i< a* fnlIowa; “I hope that vnu will not eon-Wei thl* a liberty, coming from on of Sanford'n o ld r.t ritiien* and proholly the. nldr»t living Cilv romtni**lonrr (Alderman IHftdt. hut I'm reasonably auie that my idea grnrrallv prevail* among tineltlirn* of Sanford and our >eq u e l i* lHat you re-elecl Mayor Filwntd Hlggln* for another trim . ‘'Tho wonderful work ho I*.* done in the pa*t yrar, particularly In tho “Hade-at-home" ram naign. mu»l appeal to everybody. We dn hope you ran give him a unanimnu* vote for rc-rlectlon. “fhir pm«peet* for the roming year ore exceptionally bright gentlemen don't "rock the boat." Give ti* Ed for another term anil we will probably get somewhere. Respectfully aubrplttrd. II. M Papworlh • D ! 'Relief Trains Rush To Scene Kantvnl Ctrl Sv«»ut« n to u r t ul \u .tn h 7:tu» ui !••%-k at Ihr tairl lit- IlivUur w » l rad canter*, and elim inatedbe hazards e f t k b atrln town* ouffered new air £«£x C o ld , I F o r MIAMI tlEACII. Dec. ?0 —1.1*» • — A’lhttr Flaght, per«nnnl atto r­ ney for Hr. \1lrn liny l'jfn>'i J tho f a m e s little itnelrr will retire | from gucrdlanahli- of the Hi.iene i m ilnliiplet,, hill w ill eontlmie •!* j [th eir |>e*»on«l phyrlrlan. .7. t'allam lrr, Ont., Oafoe com* wwiteil I ,at iir ’•.annul *iv m i)* 1 1 thing tintll il become* official. ’ ■ lie Hrclari'il S itu n U y lie had, Icen *eeklng twe yenr* to le i p -, ' tiered of hi* ilullea *« one r f the j ■ th e e guardian* name*) by th e , |. l a t r . H r said he p re frrm l to iP | t a V i i fn<e to watrh their health ami I'tluT t, • t«<t l« tro lhnr.l liy huainr** nrKltinlah . rangem rnl.. -tradily 1 Premier Mllrhell llrphurn. *ai«l lie hml no Informal ion that an an irrm rn t hail liei-n irai-liml IhIwM'it Hafoc ami Oliva Oionor, • the Quint*’ father. 8. me repnit* m U S '*'*1 Ha foe Would rc«l|;n a* guardian on the nndcririandiiig J D V that Hlonno iliop rouil action t l D j again*! the ilnrtnr in connection * with contract* allegedly involving . L . . I the Quintuplet*' name*. 1 1 1 I5 1 Hepburn amid retitem rnt a* guardian wa* tip In Dafoe, but ag thot a* "long a* the present govm a n rrnm rnt I* In office, he will conn c r o n Untie to he the penumal phy*l* clan to the quint*." He *aid the i t i o n kulnl* would not leave their nuri aery to go hark to live with their lutrcnl* unlp*« Dafoe rrromnicnd*. Little Nation's Sue-. cess In Repulsing • Invasion Continues bftUleahlp, in tho Queen EliSftbeth chtita, had »**n Quint:s 1Will Death Toll Erom Quakes In _ Lose DaFoe As Guardian Turkey May Reach 50,000 Famous Doctor Wants Merely To Remain As Personal Physi­ cian To C h i l d r e n Russians Bomb Finn Railways1 Established In 19U8 , ‘ The Hoard a t T m u T r tVfcm W -r ' dinners will « rlrrl n cKniimRii ♦nr 1940 »n«l Ihr I'ily Coohim*• | •ion will name a tiuijrni at orrtni7.nl inn m ii l i n r of iKv C»l)' * nnd County K n v m ln r IhmI it-* »*n . Tnridtay. Jan. i . j Tho Count) lloanl h ill »hjh*! I in Ihr Com l ||u u « r T ur^lay •.mining nt 10:00 oVKh V %%hil»* 'h r City Cnnnni«ih»n A*ill rtnl iU ohl yr:ir*4 Im^inr^* iiit«l Ih- i i*in nni M nt u nirrtini! mi tSo | City Hall at 1.^0 V \\ W. It. Il.illaitl of Mt-iiuonli* I Spi i n c . has «rrv«sl a« ili.iiiin.in| •»i the ItiMint tif Cnunix < «ti»»i»»»^ I vinnrrft for Ihr iwkbt y e n T lie j Hnaiil will i*Iwe* fill th«* jury »m.\ | for 1940 mol hike IM'lloH* on j ••thrr nmtlrrw *»f ini|u»iI nn «• ul ! ih r ntretini?. ' An the C'tly <'*>*M»i«k^*t*y»B |rt* • lutrr* for nnrrther yrar*. wi>tk.| Mayor Kdward lliggrtn att.l I Contml** inner M. J. l.—ltf.- « .lh take the outh of nffi.r- l«rr an { nther terru *»f three *rar* 'each. ( llnth were re elrelerl in the , City genet nl election li.l t » « | Dec. G. The ln*tallati»n of the two I rtimmlMioncr* will |«e.-e.le llnelection uf a mayor fur lit lit, n | I'oaitiorr whieb May.tr i*:dwartl i lllggin* hclil Ihnirighoitl Wi* I h n three year term a* cuiniyr*.-Hirta.') F o rm e r P as­ to r C r a s h e s In to C o n c re te B r i d g e "YCtill* Y .tU n' rUimr*l jsYJIm * SwatUy [ ih tim U<l inrhl m*ll* lh>* .tlnM-t riirip litl ,in lanl.inittti* tlroiK a*1 l! n l»V ISrwt- | | | Xlrltwowy o*f I 'u 'li ItMiHt Jl\ o-f s a r f ’Utl. kk*n Ik*' 0-*l ’I'Urv % IK* • Ik’ft* fthwtl»»* nf oaf |K. | ' p i p p | l u b l r t ' u tr r S.tkU t l ivs I *wv Itw * * ^ {Otljimk* I h r liv a r tkftU Ii tutk I ,. I 4 vt uth i’f < r k m « ftknl ■Ji f«rm ivt| jb»ml ^ \ U l i v l l f A t*l S k rillf I U IIah I awl lh*t V I |f ka- i» r, gVftlrftlh lia lk l’V •«*ilh .-tpioivall) W*t ik* •*<* : **h iKt |a r I** kv. M». itfh t «hk, •• Im r lU- v i* I ho-1 *L»ur hlr* . ! Vrtilmr. A*wl *h*n f Jlw ttm r k*i»* l l x tftl o il Ikftk t |% |e* |k r «M>|*».t|r »••* ••• HI' IMIH’* aKohi* 00 a kllt« Hit.* th* Sh” t • »• otat **l iL Ublr*' IK ' **• • ih. l a , • r* I k l Iv. J« talioo** I »tampk ’• *k ,kou«||.K »t • Ul. ftU'k- )*• • *!•% Ika- f*u»* tJ lU twtjvs I C irJl* *1 ««t tit us'-lrt it liiw e ' It ih l iL tl »Mi»t»tnlr*» llrnvu*- jtvl* iiM ltSt «l in taMtMst tuiltv Giv j I ttumUi t'l .liiU iea •nr u imI iCmI omditWR ttt llo* m V.MIA11*Hi* Ahd SO’ Winter s Icy Grip Loosens Somewhat Rxcepf. U t o d h h1 ,i *• Ik*weft W\|*.’*-ftg1tr . f .«* \e-ak J r f H r* a a I *4 . ItlV 1*0 ft I t^ u u L lltr 4 a l h*.l' f t it r IftUl 11Win*la** t» U*"ft«ku «tl% I PW-tt M l IVvIflUkV rttCf k»hh' fttw-i f t o l r t R I'aOkH\a « KnrUteil b h I th<» riw»m< »»*r t l o i . « ilk kk«« < IhriX'V BliktriJ J4. ie i • i \ kl«uul Bl 14 M ftkla’ |,l llrlilM I'* Ift « *W*w Ml IHw’U tftkhl ^a»l liar * im « ••‘rM k n tr ktr«H *QI Ik k»rk way k) a** kim.gr x.kmk iKr aul.a ta li *%i»v 'Iw ikU **• Ik. wvt |Whh« baftakil I* • »t « » t lAHtiar •kt lW Ikftaar wl Ikar MH<kl|l TWr lurk |a U. Iiwitwi » » a I n a « r in.*■*!**. *•! Ik* S- *»l (AllbaJta I W ‘ I» k eir II q | , Ikl(u-tl l^tlM B lr j f l t l k* «A «M *LftIftaral >| Ifttt'lad tftfL. (ie'Mkhftf Vm J ' 1 ^ Hr 0*4 IKr Wm.*1 «kait«lk llwvt* Uflwlat left U |u k « Ilr k v s » tr* l at i |*»* laW k*| Iktt l > f t a*4 Ikr |.»U I k lk ’lta I k’tirk in | aa Ik I— • Miq*r liftpr Ilr BB* k l ft mc |V m i ly I la ir, liaUkftl aeOft \kOr ft. Cleric To Receive AppTIcationa Jan. 20 County 'C lerk G. P. Herndon said tonev th a t hi* office will be In a no Klin 'to receive applies* tii'ni fur the im rehaw of property taken over by lire B u te under the provkdaaa o f , ' the Morphy A rt •fli>r J hu, SO. Although .p a rtia l Instructions have Wen received, Mr. Ilern* don aald th a t the details of the jproredwtft will he Worked out a t rating o f the court rletka cf Ida in Tamn* a boot Jan. I t . ling with tha clerks win ha tru ste r- of the Internal Insem eatv Fund who a re hi for political ge o f the sale nt tha proper- paalti, coal • ~. .1i l C , S a n lo rd Tim «»|i«titi|ihr rank' utlk L -w ia S te v e n s E nds N a v y S ch o o l C o u rse J"h a l e v n Steve**'. I k >*h * 1>d Cta-a. U. K Navy. * •• - i Mr I . K S rv tM of |* t > tlw u iy . bo. »i>rre-«folhr o rn p trio l a < ■ «“ ' "f • If but Narria will prwitle during three days of frolivilir*. will rid# aa a throne la the Orange Bawl parada Saturday nighl.taad will preaent tha game football Icaptalaa af the Mlaaautl and Oeargla Tack lenaaa Nrw f r t r t Day. Cafttaat entrants were rkaara by Janior C kukW n a f Coat- Lion. Club Charity'1' Ball To Be Saturday tS & u ? s a “ ^*2t B h of u S t h a a gag ICSr53la"3 » r-r-M uf f i t r aanotki. at IW l t a b * u l Male** {(chard, w r of tV~ a u r trad** - - ’■--‘i arafttaloed by rb> Navy at Ike Naval T r . k i w S»« I k a , U a a u d w Rand*. V a. it wo.■■■OOt . d kT (he Or b o d e Kc r n .itlag SUHtua, f t k ) . Y aaag S tew s* kao rvew ted * Bureau o f K avigati-a f t it tf k i lF “Student N i* h r ToIL* Observed By Baptists LOCAL W EATHER M ckl. {U rktlf Oak r \t» »ftaf v « 4 |«* N jl.l.ln t r .» « a IMMOfM aver tha .f t I U l kft Agolattai ddL m i )ms ■ St tha nalet H m .tha haa uv.IrwrttMo tw m in c I rftltsftlor J P /J M P 4 dtauart,,*. ■ .1., • rn rth extreme S» �/ r. *P f L i 'J '/v i 2V v .'* ' r /r. t »’ %*r. F> • , ' . t*Fr M C E TWO * tChe Sanford Herald nW •a ItM FRIDAY, D ECEM BERS^lM f THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA CourtesjMContest WASHINGTON DAYBOOK STALIN’S BLITZKRIEG Dr PRESTON GROVER FFWF R ftfW F M mt mr i t k s l i M , r M a The moat common complaint made against Sanford 111 Ha— Ha A rtm m«v stores by local consumers who like to trade out of town is » r t r t n If, 1*1*. a t Ilk* r » i o i m , the lack of courtesy shown by local clerks and sales peo­ ,. M swaleed. I l n l l i . node* l i t A r t ple who'wait on the public. The complaint is directed not I C a a im a a t M an* B. IWT. 1 9 4 0 *• against all clerks and all stores, but always against a com­ MOLL.IKO I- I I H t l (MH«r paratively few of them, but with sufficient frequency to nr osniuom D k J U - « ( a M « ■■ warrant something being done about It. a in s rM im o v m avks P a rsb lr la A4»*m « When |>coplc apeak of a lack of courtesy on the part H r Carrier „ ___„ ------of local elerka, we do not believe they mean exactly that i ,* m m M aalR ------ ■#-------- -------the clerks arc discourteous towards them, lint rather that they show a distinct Indifference toward wnlting on them. • M it a r y r d l r v a , rard a a f In olher words, when the customer walked into the store, •■ la fa r Ifce M r| » » a f the clerk went right on “whittling*' ^ust as If nothing had * M br faada aaIII hr efcarged H r happened, or perhaps he glanced np with on exjirrarino .>■>%** a t n a r l a r a t i t f i M a i raiea. h isja cc which said, “What Ihc hell do you wnnt?cmmmmmmm Jbettepap r r H aprraeal tt* •H ea , l a e . tepereeat ffc e H eraM la IVrhnps It is salesmanship which Ihe public Is think­ H rM a f ad«rrll% laa. faa mallea'a r d f f l a * a re a ialalalaed a l Ike la m - ing of more often when It speaks of u Inrk of courtesy on aat ell Ire a f Ik e « a a a l r r a l l k p fla The consumer entering a afpai k e a d fa a rltre la *.*kleaRa aad the part of certain local clerks. U f a la r k . store like* to 1)0 noticed immediately, lie likes to have the once, with n ; T k « H erald la a at* a k e v a f Tke proprietor, or a clerk, come up to him at , H a a r r lllr d l*reaa rvklefc U » i H « * pleasant smile and u "Good morning" on Ills li|is, and u |H «V r eafilled fa Ike «e e fa r re ' p d U r r l k a a f a ll a e a a d U patrk e* welcome in his eyes which seems to say, "Glad you are i read Med f a If a r aef .a ik e r a U e What can I do for, you V* •ra d Iled la fk lr paper \*ad alea here. tk e feral M a n pakIHked kerela. This sort of salesmanship can Is* iiiuile the biggest ■ A * » Vldkfa f a p ak lleallaa a f apeelal d N f a l r k r t kerela a re alee re a m e d . Item of siuxesM in any business. Wc have all seen stores., FRIDAY, DECEMBER » . I I M whfch seemed to have everything else, good lo c a tio n , g o o d 1 stis ks of merchandise, good prices, go to the wall for the JMRLE VERSE FCIt fODAY sole reason that the owner and his employees did not know how to greet the public. And wc liavc seen other sto res' 0 1 VK US UNDERSTANDINGMany shall <»• put i'nil. ahtl R M i with little else succeed because they had this one attribute ! •h it* . «ml tried; tu t Ihr wlrkrd of proper salesmanship. shall do wickedly; and non. o f I lie In nil effort to satisfy this oft-repealed complaint o f , v ick n l shall understand; but th r the public, uud with the complete eo-opcratlon of the mer-, v is a shall undo stand.—Daniel chants themselves, Mayor Higgins, as a second phase., of M ill. his “Trade At Home" campaign,-hst-''inaugurated a-'two UNICORN weeks' "courtesy contest" to put all clerks in Sanford on : ( From Unicorn) -r their mettle and to give.the public a chance to name the Enchanted with a Jewel.tup|ird "most courteous and efficient" clerk in Sanford. The con -, bom, lie bound,, a I r p n l , through llir test begin* Jan. 2 and lasts until Jnn. in. ye*n; ___ _ will __ __ ____ __________ .. WO ... . There be_____ three* prlies aggregating In cash. A «*• huof-l“« u »■>"• "" W r e t committee of 20 shopper* will be named to canvass Arousing* |ara>«niiy .mi |M-n-. 'all the stores in Sanford during this period and make in­ dividual report* to three secret judges naming the most With borw and bound rlu.tr at hi* 'courteous clerks and offering constructive criticism of He leaua'lhrli niu ...d thara-t.*,'!lhe various store*. These reisirts will not be made public] U r.; ‘ but they will b» submitted to the merchants concerned for They rlmsc him mocking. just in (heir OWII guidance. I •?***• I The general public will also have n voice in selecting | Awl loae bhn down Ids track of Sanford's most courteous rlerk. At the close of the constars. MARKET TOWN NEWS test a liallot will be published one timo in The Herald utid — KLKANtllt SANDS By BRUCE TUCKER !every reaidvnt of Sanford will be entitle! to one vote f o r 1 S aafard S lats Farm ars M arks! FLAMINCUS j the clerk who he consider* has been dhe most courteous } (at l|ialeah> I (From thr Christian Science Jand efficient during the two weeks’ period. These ballots are to be turned in ut Tho Herald Office where they will HAPPY NKW VKAIl TO A L L )up. I would say so . . • l" U f in e Moniinr) I* i i i ^ ta i i ih .. %i ,«1<rs»m —inrnllomtl to o fn rw l of in Inc a lot of other |»«o|ili* will bi'sm Like a rising coral niisl. l> C counted Mild Mllmmted t j If • (that I nouhl not liothcr lii act Mny i k<'Iiik to the rare*. WUh oil of The flaaiiagu. runic: There in Ml infinite nmotllll of IftHHl, it neemn tiL u«. iivwe from the Market Ihia work.' ’em luck . . . (JoorKC DVftpUiu la War. ■arc trsu tlfu l than m n ii'c which can come out of thla contest. At the very least It ;*nd hv said to me. Old you're ) really turning gray, fast too. On la the scarf ibry lima getting laiy, eh' anyway ay h o e II j account of soma bail tomatoes l!u.t should serve to emphasize to merchants and employees goes, Bewly llwy d rift and irtiu n but don't think that t h e r r 1 hi has had ami can't gal rid of To 4h* quh-t lake. alike the importance of treating customers pleasantly and is going to bo. much, u . did -iut . item, all I can say Is poor George Only a warm meluoiy serving them efficiently. At best It might result in a com­ spenml very much lime getting . Win. Williams U certainly la 4aft in my heart. plete renaissance in methods of salesmanship In local the news ns u«uul. Seem at ; getting in the lettuce lately, mi l —HAKKI. llltOWN ■ > 1It is "Blue Goose." Doing a meo stores which might produce lasting effects in the drive to or.................. the marital did . . . A fter the business . . . Bud Richards ma'ic* . 'little Item that w*a written ululit a irs l good packer. Yolt ahojid •kvh M the new encourage trading at home. W X S H I N G T O N , D e c . 29 .— W ) — Th« health anil Utacaac-eontroJ m ethods 'employed in the CCU ra m p s , m uld easily prova tIn­ most. valuable contribution of this agency. On n strictly voluntary bails, tw o new v srrln e . hsve been I ric-tl nut on CCC enrollrr*, one fu r ivreuiiioriiu and one fo r ty­ phoid. T h ai does not mean the cnrollues w ere used a . human gulm-a-plg* as were the hetoic soldien who helped Dr. Reed .tam p nut yrllnw fever. R ut as te s t’ case, they have given IS* medical world n big - field for statistical observation. Tim annual report o f the W ar D epartm ent on Its participation in CCC work tells p a rt of (ho story. I.t. Col. C harles li. Sunder. In eliargu o f llie CCC . Medical Service, supplemented I this fu r u . with much back* . ground. I Pneum onia is not one of the j m ost prevalent disease, bul it I hax an rxrcpliunally high death , ra le among it. victims. During the past fiscal year, however, Ihe pneumonia .Icnlh rate rvrn In Ihc Comparatively healthy CCC camp* was c u t to one-third of Ihe rate fo r Ihe post five years. JANUARY year this week-end, rrm rm kcr the paibical campaigns ami all that • f r t of thlag you arc asking for. Virginia Williams last week be­ ing veiy much in love, the guess 'w as right, a* nuw ih r la wearing a beautiful ring, mid the lucky i buy is Bob Coggins from Itoanokc. I'uur little Hu by jKuelrr, the movie actress. Is gutting Vo. ViiglnU. says the wedding will GroundB For Divorce IThe Russian, have won anuthrr . a t victory In Finland. They lifoppol mR ip m uir Immln. on a divorce from her husband, famous "mammy singer" AlIJI'1 ,•* “"i11 and rhlldtvn in Helsinki. tThe hats th r ladies will weal la 1IM0 arc a arreatu. Thr) a ir ra U to br a sort of a cross be la w n an air rani alarm and a a a a mask. W inter Blows B last, rf f „ | I N asi fruiu Rocky Mountain*; finow Blanket U rarhrs A tlantic-headline. Mural: spend your whi U r in Florida. ’ The Titusville tilar-Adtis-atc thinks th a t on the m atter of a third ta n a Roosevelt U the Kphina of tho White House. As silent i Silent Cal. Flutida Kill sous* have a ne-« Jedersl judge in Ih e 'p rtw a s n V il. Ram J . Rather of Rartnw who has ti p susaMinl * wst>rA is >nl» tif both our United tUates acnalwii.. 'Another u tir iJp i StywericanlsMi add ' r w R i t a i t . ' ' hi Jta a sh all the automooile* a i r odnsed by thr govvniawaL In thU countiy Uwy arc owned' by the ffcaner eonspanirs. I l \ tow U d Poland didn't get t a Misrii help fiont th r sera liter k. Khtbuid hat. Maybe if th e hadn't Jeaaprd an poor d rfrn trlra s Cacchaclorakb Ikv ,vai before the Would havr. FtoiiJa lias lo.t om- uf I'*, W aalthhat and rao*t rnthuaiaalic Roaster* in Ihr death uf llvury I. Ib h c rty . | | r had sprnt millkm. uf doHaia in (hit abate doling th.< y a s t few years dcvalopiag IL ' E 2T , l «a - i' - HollandAnnounce*! Ralph Davis Will D i r e c t Publicity BARTpW. Dee. 2U-—Spetsard U Holland of Barlow, candidate] for governor, this week announced the ap|M)lntmvnt of R alph Davis, form er Polk county newspaper­ man and deputy Insurance com­ missioner under S tate T reasurer W. V. Knott for the past two years, aa the man to head up hia campaign office. H eadquarters fo the Polk sail, a to r will lie located In tin- Record building In Bartow. T here will be regional headquarter* opened in various sections of tho state. Davis, a graduate af Ihe Uni­ versity of Florida, handled the county te a t bureau of the Lake­ land Ledger, and Star-Telegram for several years. Coming with T reasurer K nott In I93S, Davit has been head of the casualty di­ vision of the insurance depart­ ment for two years. Ha haa been In direct charge o f workmen's compensation Insurance as tu rale* and classifications. This la Ihe largest single casually line written In Florida. Davia has been active In Kl- i wunia circles, having served as secretary of both the Harlow ami Tallahassee clubs. He also has taken n prom inent p art In the! University of Florida ulunuil work. Holland elated th a t he would soon tnnke fu rth er announcement as to other key posts In tils cam ­ paign. .• • ,.w Jolson. It seems Al who is about 20 yoara older than his . J j J ' J^ ‘l!1,““ iSid V/ wife uxed to go off to bed at 0:00 or 10:00 o'clock in tho j fruit. Bccnu a. though fruit M evening and leave her to entertain their guest* ail by her-: scarce over at the Hanford Fruit self In the living room. Company . . . Gu. Ilrcnnrl. did n't , , _. i , , , , I "»ve much tu du Thurstlay, bad liesldes, the old nu-uny, when he was on a business | the Jitter* too. so went cut to lib trip to New York or Chicago, would send for her to join]car. and worked up a sweat u.,1 Ishlng the ole lUile . . . .Iitrk him, and then three or four days after aho had gotten ................................. Flynt atvl llenry b m v a c ll liavx there, he would seem 4o get tired of her and wish nho gone 1lowII Hie .la te for linMlueo hadn’t come. Also, she says, in spite of hia age, mid his . • . Hugh Tillla had op«-n hoi-uo pni|M-nsity for tho arms uf Morpheus, he used to sit tin all la«t Saturday afternoon, mid diJ tho crowd rnjuy It? Good oh, night on the edgu o f htjr bod calling her names. ^ Hugh . . . Maliel wax kimlrr la So ap|Nirently that wus the limit and now she is get- the ____ dump* ___ ____ Tuesday, but la hi <\ ting a divorce. Presumably she lias trial every way she]better humor now . . . Mui,in Masonic Touriuts could to adjust hentdf to conditions which ahe must havo ]Jtjakon and "Buha" Rumple froni Htaleavllle. N. (’., were in Wed, Hold Fourth Farley m-ugnixed at the time shu marriial him. I’rcsunmbly she neaday. "Bidia" brought hia little has Iiccii .jK*rfcctl.v willing to forego curtain selfish pleas­ girl with him this trip. Marvin ARCADIA. Dec. * 9 .- With on­ ures oi lier own for the sake of her husband nnd their waa getting over the Christina) celebration Had to have n aliavo ly a week to go, members uf the little adopted son. maaaage In feci belter, bul Tourist Masonic Association of We say presumably, liecauao may Iat site hasn’t. May and thought he would recover Ihr World a re assembling here for Im) tills mania for easy and quick divorce haa guno so far Blkci lliaiic , rau al llM their fourth annual ronvcutlvu that n man’s headache, even though it may be compara Narfcat last Friday, llo »|>cnt Ilia wblrli will tn> held from J a a . 1 to lively infrequent anti only after a stmtuoua session in holidays In Collakan . . . Walter 7O il •« O rrtll ' made a dashing trip The organltatlun in affiliated entertaining hia w ife’s friends, haa become adequate through the M aikrl Friday, ill grounds for divorce. May be the time haa come when it loaded and ready to gu . . . Tho with the Nalioaul l.engus of *Maaonle Chib, whose units ar* localis easier to get a divorce than it is to overlook an occa­ market is providing a new ahoti ad In some QUO cities sod 'tsw na 9 PHOTOS 10c fo r lira sc a la bo oar, fur th r pur- throughout U s United E ta too. sional, grouch EnlargtmcnU 2Sc A 90c Urn-) The T. M. A. haa nu active . H It has, wc suppose it ia equally true that ground* Uw^kJXrTar Ui^lrra lircJ i JER RY 'S iARCADE 1-aulcs' Auxiliary which aids in for divorce will sooner or later be nxpanded to cover u cxtra help to cat csHrag.-. etc. planning SIR QAftrORO AVEUw rnleitainntunt pro­ multitude of other ains such aa an occasional burning of . , . Busin*** during hclk'ay gram .. the biacuila, a domestic shortage of eggs or bscon at a »*«k st tha market waa bctwi man's breakfast, or the failure to return the "family" »“ * * • l r_ f ,,?f.„h_ull^X raxor to ita proper resting place after the blade ha* been \ J t of' irucn tn for m..aharpened over the eewing basket. fruit aad produce . . . The T w t Of course there are instances when divorce is t h e . Cowpsny will u k * uo« **im of Carefully Fillad . r a i d s choice r h o ir n among im a iu r mayhem m a y h e m and a n d murder, tnurdar. but but the 1i/rtS S alsDas heat Monday, -las. 40 Year* Experience preferable aadmlmy __v ___l___ v . ____ ___ _ l l i ) I . J t v . ) _ 1 .I1 . tV __I . ,T7V im pro,eaiem i Ruby KMlera o f tthe country will find that while they may , will b* mad*. Fet say* bo t* goget rid o f one haadache by a hurried trip to Reno, there la;lag te taka aver at one mtnuta All thus* raiIthailtakra striking n e c g- .j a fte r . twelve, In widely arpara a ted a rra s through- n o p e r m a n e n t c u r e f o r t h a t r e c u r r e n t p a in In t h e ..— . , *o ..late all b r. . there out th r world and killing thou c o m m o n ly k n o w n a a t h e " h o m o a a n te n a " a n d t h a t t h e b e a t H Nvw Year . .'» ir . Kim#r aaauti uf inwplo, abow bow old I Haymeo. Field Man f«r th* 8ri>M ather Naturo facts about tho t h i n g t o d o In m o a t c a a e a ia t o g r i n a n d b a a r it. j ford F iu it Company, la making •la ta uf warld rowdittoaas. You h it f b s t trie to see the dug* tuit c aah ta't 14arue hoc much if aho ■•day night, and la be dressed The dally production of tit* H U te ebaaro* far evM tual deaU Jh*im*4 t)w -whaalo bouao upside Toms Panhandle n atural -g a s from tuberraluala f*r the culired i field la 1,700,000JM0 (bUUan) e«r ■doctor out la Mtaoouri aa- bit feet from approximately l,•a they a te t r a a a Kew Y ear I*r*»- M0 welts. .white -U rhta-palU ala, he is caaoclgall.b ill* a*w lO -saia a < ., . . ^ ^ d £ J h o o u g h t t« d a - e u a s * see him down ot his stall, pocking lettuce, icing it too. Make* a rtcit package . . . Bill lire from Chinn Grove. N. C.. was Iii and was tin same rlo Bill. ja«t going up vml dawn the platform in lib nippy go lucky manner . . Sue Wil llama spent the (,'hristiuaa holi­ days at Daytona Dcscli, and I konw aho was glad of Ihe vacatiup aa Sue tuts certainly put out the work since the m arket opened . Roy Taylor ia back after spetnJinc the holidays "(di down Ihc coaat 8incc Johnnie MrLellau (w ort* for Whclrhcl) haa lost hia rap, his hair la coming bark, and he I* not so bald, but if llie rol.l w eather keeps up, think Jihnnic might find some kind uf cup , . , C U next year . . . Teagl, On R ural. Pneumonia doesn 't play square with country boys. It hits them lum lcr nnd more often than city boy*. I h e reanoii I* not exactly known hut widely euapcctcd. Mini leal w en believe th a t city boys, because of con stan t public con tnels, develop g reater immunity In pneumonia than country boys. This i* true also fo r diphtheria, . New E ngland's CCC rnrolh-cs, largely from trillvs, had a mini­ mum of pneutnonin despite the rigoruus d i l u t e . Most piicumonH was am ong CCC groups In the .South. Then- u larger I'urtion of both negro and white vnrollefw are from ru ral -areas. N egron, scan, especially suscept­ ible to tile disease, cith er from an hereditary characteristic or lees resistance du e In other causes. Evidence uf th r vacj cine's benefit to them was loss certain. But Ihe varrin e worked cspecliilly well w ith southern whiles. I STUDIO RESCRIPTIONS ago. III. was the startin g "cut tu rc." TImj U. 8. Army "atari" of the Boer W ar ^ from the BritDh In 1011. B ut lately the arm y has be­ lieved Urn Drltlsh sloelj not su f­ ficiently virulent. The arm y wanted a tougher variety which would produco a sounder Immu­ nity. A Yankee soldier on duty in Panama w o. fduqd to be a carrier o f a type of adequate virulence. Since 1937 it has Iwen used In the CCC tam ps and even-longer In the arm y. Ha use haa bertt accompanied by a steady decrease a l-th a ^ lls cas« In CCC rampa. Mneh* of this reduction the arm y ittr lb ute* to increasingly sanitary condition*. Anyway. CCC typhoid case* w ere reduced to nine last year, with no death, among the 230,000 cnrollcet. V rs s r s il Casas Detained Venereal diseases presented a special problem. Discharge o f * infected rnrollreN was found to lie an "unsatisfactory" proce­ dure because it endangered oth­ ers. More recently a new plan was adopted. Victim* of the disease are sent a t o n c e 'to n hospital fo r isolation and. tr e a t­ ment. Gonorrhea victims aro cured and discharged. But to discharge a syphilis sufferer, either a t tho end uf his enrollm ent o r before final f treatm en t w as completed, wouln make him a public menace. Now these arc discharged only when public agencies will continue the treatm ent until danger o f spread­ ing ia p a s t W here thU is not possible the patient It kept *ln the CCC -until cured, even If u re-enrollm ent la necessary. 3 roans im i f b * M -jtexJ Dag Mar# V irnlanl DOT. FOGG S uccosm yvilli n new typhoid vaccina was alo i nppari-nt. All vsccino used by Ihe British, aa d u n til i„rtccnlly by •ho U.iH. A rm y ,iuid Navy cume from one source, serum taken "BURPEES SEEDS GROW" from a British soldier- In the 100 W , U t H I. P b o p t 41 Boer W ar m om titan 40 year* HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED COMPANY ** <••.)*** ALTM A N ’S ** N EW Y EA R SPEC IA LS m » CUBVKOLCT SEDAN 4 door. Thin car bn very eleaji. Mo (or O. K. Hood Tires. IB.K1 PLYMOUTH D E L U X E COACH. M 4 Now Tire*. New Battery. Mechanically o . K.4 Clown Upholstery.' New Cun Mottle Paint. 11W0 CHEVROLET COACH, r, good Urea Mechanically O. K. Clean Inside and out. New dark blue paint. *345 1938 CHEVROLET.DELUXE TOWN tte a * SEDAN. 5 good tire*. New liattory 9 mV Original Black Duco • fein t. This car i* very claao and run* like new. 1930 CHEVROLET 11& TON TRUCK. m n f , Cah & ftiako Body. Good tire*. MechanicallyO § W It O. K. ThouaamlK o f mile* pf aervice. ' 7~ The above car* kava bee* tr*d#d la • • IM 0 CbaerwM* a Pd bavs beea recawdilUaed. We believe we beve the ■4ili###d used s o n U Saafard. M a r a yae bey ha aaa thaaa reaaed h iaeed ->ad aat*. . . ALTMAN ZM W. P in t st. • ** Phone IM Sanford, mm YOUR CARP Jt/k L x , ti42?4iQ M JL J k UM A aU 4 �J r < t 1 / . * » '4 * ; ' » ' ^ S ’M ^ ^ ' ' \ . V ' ^ i r o - r : " V 1 ^ i* .r%' • ' ° f ) ' , ' > A- .................- - ---------- • ---------------:------------------------------:----- .: - * ~ - * : ----:--------- - ■ ~ ■■■*-— » r i u- i m F R I D A Y , D E C E M B E R 3 f c 1189 ■ i s m j - j — J J L . 11 J H ' - » B . liM . « • ■ ' . '- ■ IT H 1 . MISS LILLIAN ADAMS, Society Editor Social Calendar F R I D A Y Woman'* Auxiliary of Ihe l'rr» liyterian Church will entertain thi ion*relation of the church with «. • party lit 7:30 I*. M. in the aovial room of the church. All meinbcra are curilially invited to nttrm l. Girl Scout* will m eet in the little huu«c a t 7:00 P. M fo ' • co u rt o f awnnla meeting*. TUESDAY Circle* of the Meth<di«t \V«nwn'a Missionary Society will meet a* follow*: Circle Onfc will fluid with Mr*. George McCnnn. West First # Street, a t 3-.0tl P. M. Circle Two will meet with Mr*. 8. O. Shbiholucr. 1408 Oak Ave­ nue. a t 3:00 P. M. Circle .T h tie will meet with Mr*. I'a tl Chorpcning, -'>’>7 Pal­ metto Avenue, a t 3:00 P. M. Circle Four will meet with Mrs. M. R. mrickloml oh I |.*i Elliott Avenue nt 3:30 P. M. Circle Five will meet with Mr*. Milton Keel. Hanford Avvmm, u t 7:110 P . M. 9 0 Circle 8cvrn will . mes I with Mr*. W. P. Chapman. Suit West Nineteenth Street, ut 3:00 m lock. Ra*ine*s ond social meeting cl the Daughters i>( Wesley Class ut the First Methodist Hhureh will tic held in’ the ch u a h s n u n »l 8:00 I*. M. with Mi*. C. K. Mc­ Kee* group ** haate***"*. Executive IlM nl of tin- Wo­ man’* Club will merl nt III (it) A. M. in the rltib lirttve. WEDNESDAY Regular business m ectim ; ond luncheon of the Woman’* Cluh wilt he held in tin- eluli lioun- at 12:30 o ’clock wlili Mr*. A. I. A ’ollln* a* liostesj, j. skM . i hi Mr*. Endor I ’nilett, Mr*. J ’I. Newby, Mra. Sanfanl llim.lm v, Mr*. J . II. Menlck, Sir*, ti. A. Speer and Mr*. S. 0 Shinholscr, Jr. Laura, Fish (Jalldwny Meiuoiinl Mualrim- will Ia1 p irn tiled ill the IW onwn’* Cluh *1 K 30 I*. .'I NOTICE T e le p h o n e Mr*. E. F. Iloosholder e n te r­ tained yesterday ufternoon n t Friend* of Dob Williams will ither lioinc in Rose C ourt w ith an . gr,.) to leant th a t ha is illut his afternoon o f bridge in honor ol | home in Rose Court, her niece, Mr*. Frank llay, the j — form er M bs Carlin Palm er. Mr*. Thirfna Chadick will visit The bildsl color* o f »llver and i„ Fcrnandina New Year* Day white w ere attractively carried j with friend*. r . out with a white Christm as tre e * ——* hung with silver ornament* ond I Mis* Uctty Akin *nd Mi*. E. various arrangem ent* of w h ile ' G. Akin, r., of W inter Carden roses, gladioli, narcissi und cnlU.! were the guest* yesterday-of Mi*, lilies. Mistletoe und oilier g re e n -! R. C- Maxwell, ery were also used to dccorrilh 1 ' the room* where the guest* w ere I Ml** Milium D. Sunder*, of entertained. Lowell, Ms**., i* visiting her Late in the afternoon when IlioUiunt and uncle, Mr. und Mia. J. hnnd-paii.tcd tallies were added,!l). Davidson a t Twin Lakes.Miss Lillian Adam* received a ' Jimmy Chupman of Vuldosla, novelty perfum e brooch with matching ii.imli eiehii'f u* high Ga., wu* I lie guest during the scorer fo r the i>rldgc game* ■ml holiday* of.hi* brother-in-law and Mis* Cecelia Trnlttrk! wa* a waul sister, Mr. and Mr*. O. K. Guff, cd a hand embroidered white and family. linen handkerchief a* »erc«iio, . ' “ winner. > Guy Wood,. Jr., left tlii* nflerTho ‘ honorec received a c o s-' "•*>" fo r Miami, where lie will tum e Jew elery ■necklace na * p h l t with friend* and attend the memento from th e hoetcaa. a n d i^ n in g c Howl game on New W a r* Mr*. Francis Itoumillnt, III, u Day. bride o f the Fall *ea*on, wn* M r * . A . H . Ile e k w illi n n .l s is te r, also given a g ift. Each gur*t wau presented a little white ta f­ M r * . J . A . C a l h o u n , h a i l n * t h e i r feta sachet us u favor team tile g u r * t « f o r C h r i s i m n * , t h e i r t w o n iece*, M is s e s M a r t h a n m l M a r y hostess. R efreshm ents of lee cream S m i t h o f C a n u L n , S . C . molded into the tluipu of a wed­ M r . a n d M r * . W . F . (iiM sIiiu u gh , ding slipper and m iniature w ed­ o f M l . V e r n o n , N . Y . , h a v e a r ­ ding cake* with three lighted r i v e d t o n i w i h I t h e r e s t o l t i n - s i n enndlea signifying health, Wealth, s o n a t t h e i r w i n t e r l a b i l e a t T w i n and happiness wore served by th o ,', . hostess assisted by Mi** C aro lin e 1 llill and Mr*. Floyd P n Im lm ei., n. j,- (• llannerot of I'ittsnintln-r of the Imnorre. hurgli. Pa., is spending the week­ P rrscn t with Mr*. Ruy end as the guest of Mr. nml Mrs. w ere: Miss M aijnrie Coghnrn, Howard Long. Mrs. Ilunnrrot i* Mis* Ihirothy Wiggins, • Miss cnrouto to Miami. Mary Wiggins, Miss Oecrlia Truluck, Mis* Caroline llill. Mis*!( Mr*. Nnney Wilkiaon and Mary Wight. Miss I.ucy Ituumll- daughter, Molly, Imvc returned to l*t, Mt*« 'tileda Djrsotr, Mira their home in Palntka a fter vis­ Nanyy Rn««etter, Ml** Lillian iting the |*u*t week iu-rr wlili Adam*. Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Camcion. Floyd Palm er and Mr*. Hou>Mr. ami Mrs. O. K. G "ff have h o ld cr. • ns their visitors fo r a short time, Mr*. L. R. Goff ami W. II. Nis of W iener R oast H eld Camilla. Gn., snd Ml** Aliieitn Hy H pw orth L eague Guff of Thomujvillc, G-i. : •'Tim * Today & Saturday D I G D O U B L E H I M . UGHTN.NG A C T I O N T T T U n t 148 Mrs. Prank Ray Is Honored At Party Gill Reoiit* of Troup One will A Weiner und ninrslminlioiv meat in the little house touirht r o a s t mu * held last night n t the at 7:00 P. Jl. for a court nf homo of Mr. and ' Mr*. Randall award* meeting. I’ric d on South Snnford Avenue by the members o f tho Epworth ____ -----------------------------------League of, the F irst Methodist Church. Following the supper, games ire ra ~ | d a > o d a n d u c c ord iu n Mr and Mr* J. D. Watkins retuim sl to their home in Jack­ sonville yesterday a fter spending the holidays with Mr. and Mr> It. C. Ms*woll. ' Mr. nnJ Mi*. T. M. Hill hail a* their guests Wrdueeday, Mr. uml M lu lu tin y M r. h e m r v . C ly d e ilr o c k u n n o f I'e n n a r e t u r n e d lo lio r Im ittu y o n lc r a fte r v U ilIn r & « th e jn ic*t o f n m l M m . C . C - l*rlest at th e ir e o n S o u th S a n fo rd A v e n u e. M 8n t C lie h «r G e o ia . K Iv h u C in rn e r re tu rn ed u rd tiy fr o m A tla n ta w h e r e d h e n t t h e | H iret t l i n e m o n t h * w i t h p o ii, D o u f fU f, a a t u U c n t a t ih t r g ia C o llcirc o f T ec h n o lo iry . £ r i . « - » * * ■ ! n i ' S . . sn a islia go n i. T h e trid esiiin id *, M i*H o u i' th y M ilr h r ll o lid M is * / / n ia R o s e M o o s e o f S an iM ita . w e a r in g su n set go ld m o ire ta ffe ta g o w n s , on to reil to ifeth er, fid lo w n l h y M b s I en u rn W h ld d o n m id M i*» M n rg u eritc In g le y w e a r in g llq u er gu -en g o w n *. A ll c a irlc d c a sca d e b o u q u e t* • f a m in e M vi| M lra g on *. lllt> *se* o f T ill I h r a lle n d n ill* w e re m a d e w ith tig h t la s q ile ivu ist* p u d s ive etlien rt u eek lm i*' fe a tu iin g la rg e p u ffe d sleeve* n m l fu ll sk irt*, w ith h u s tle w i*ln H u ts w e r e h a lo * o f lo ffe 'ii h i o c ln l in p o in tis l e d g e * w it h h o w s ut th e lin k H e n r y M c lu u lm , lit, o e le d e i n g b e s re r n m l ca rried Ih e w e d ­ d in g tin g o n a s a tin p illow . 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I h e h a m . KoM in iiilililioii t h e \ e t v |>« " i h i l i t ) i f a r e l i a k e i i n i n p , i - ln-t tliiiii* um l h.il.e ii o i n i . M i n i ' l l o f I h e N a t i e i m l I u h o *1 i » » • In tio iic llo n iil u m l th e ■ i^ R tfeiteil Tin a v e a y e li'imlfi • f life in M ih M itiitio ii o f u n e w fU e-in iiti tlie Sr.iiiilinaviMi •• n u n . A uhIh h ih I f m th e p ie-e iit th rie -m ^ n tmlisi Mill N ew /•• iloinl •' K U f l t e j trtu p * ,, , • Djilips, Jaiiirn ( oHm i I, I I'Div I . IJU t . . , ta|,hnC, ‘ Vnm ly ..'.‘."‘‘ iCfl.ipi'i. I. . Frank Merehanl. .lae, I Jean Williams of Oinngc t i t ) , , | U)K wilsm, Smith .C laude Wlildsislvr of tho prmim. acting «'’• | den Jr.. Hick Gillespie, Grady Gal hii tor bridesm ans, entered w m iA M>vr,. J r < \VA|t. ing cameo pink mock- taffeta H, vm U,n„tlcy Adsm.,, P . • . goww and jw nylng bouquet* of r ,,,.,, „ Kchot« ami lli.ixio:i dark blue delphinium. IVikiti*. * ' W A S H I N G T O N . D e c . 3U — R l ' i They were followed by u n o lh rr1 A n d H i i r . l i l . e s l i e r , H u t m l i l l . m . T lie tlie * eu llllllittee Iw iu iljunior lirldesinaid, Matvei Honni'il ; s o n , R . G . H i c k s o n , G e o i g e M o y i , j n n i i d i - i l y e s l e u l n y H u t C o l i n l l o * . of Orlsndo. rmisin of tlie bride, ■ I l l I i h i i I | l e a * i , H * o g l u * H l e n s l i v n i i . i w h o m i t i l i - 1- r i l s i l a * a ” \ * u / i who wore a dawn bine gown and I D l l ' . E p p * . E i n a k Meieliiint. J * i ! . ( p l " p ip aiid i-l,'’ p n veiile.l . ...... . r i l t ied a huuqurt of fle-h pink ‘ W o 'i ih o f f, W illie- T i n n e r . I hn il.-s •••Hiiq: l o - t a g a i n o n A m i " . H- m T o c i i a L S M i e Act Fail To itvcAoT ^ _ WH,i, mB . w « a.Rise . May In Campaign a n d M r*. 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P- B ra n - b .id c, im h o a d a rk b lu r cord ed tr ip le s h e e r d ie s * W rith n * o . * a g e n an . * iiu f p i n k .< s e b u d s a n d t l . c l . m t h m NOTICE u f tlie g l o o m c h o r e a g r a y H ir e , Tho meeting ef th e N. de V.( . M r . a n d M r a . G e d r g e M c < 2a l l w o o l d r r - s w i t h d u b o n n e t a f r e t Howard C hapter o f the United a r t d M i a a D a r l a M c C a l l , a t u d r n t n t r a r i e s n m l n r o . s a g e o f p i n t Daughter* of the Confederacy lias B r e t o n I ' a r k c r J u n i o r C o l l e w g e w h o s w c e l l i r u . t l o s e * . M ix postponed until Friday, Jan. i a a p r m l i n g U < » I q r l W a y a w i t h h e r M r . W i l l i a m s e l » « e »m h i s . . - I o, tb* place of the meeting to he p a n n t a . ‘ j u v e re tu rn ed fro m K a rly lc H o u th o ld er. H ill. announced later. p a in ts In O e a r g ia w h e r e th e y h a v e erw , Z a r h ry . J u n to * M a p lc r , a n d G ra .lt • M M w i t h T r i a l i’ i c a f o r t h e p a s t H t r n w . l r r e f M e u l t r l a , G o a a va ia l d ay.. lla o M d ia t e ly f b lt o w in g |h<- c m * ■ n o tijr. a n i n f o r m a l i c o c p l b m w r * P t s a G e n e K . m a l e s a i y t . . l o t h - I w l d Id t h e ' I ' a r i s l . I l o i i - e o f I ' m lln ir.i I r t . E vil K n o w le s , a n d M ix * v l.u rrh w ill. M r". M a .tin W a r o v o f H i. A k ig u s lln e a .a l M is . G le .it. K . M c K a y a s *.-lth e g u es t* a n W e d n e s d a y o f K lM M ra . V . J . C a m tr tn .i T lu -y A f l e r s p c in lin g s e in e tin ..- w i t h r « c * o t a p « n i < d h o m a fa y M is s H * i r iru f.-ls , tin - n e w l y - w e d * le ft ~ C a n .lfM w k a w i l l a p c n t l C M a ’a b o r t w e d d i n g t r i p , b v f o n c e m a io d C r , o f* ' th e 'h o lld s y a g o i n g ' lo th e ir h o m o In 0:a n t.c 1b * m . C ity. t i i ’i T h e b r i d v X r a v e lle d in A t'.,k i*il n . b d c l oo ff ss bb ff tl ss hh ee ee rr og uo tl ,d l ww oo oo ll — .T. V w ill, a cc es so rie s o f g re e n a n d a i M i a n d tw alfl, o f Ittjf t h n u ireta B ro w n . r” PXGE THHEfl F L O R I D A Centering IM the Interval Interest of na wide ’•’ *• “ ‘ meinkvis 1 -----Pi Kop|w Alpha wuru net eamatmn* n* nlentitiratlon c i r c l e o f f r i c t i d a w n t h e n r . . m g r Ml M vnrt ef. M la, f night Christs ut the _ i* Ddnithy . Xtflth Stew art, ___nnnutl dunghtrr of Mr. and Mr*. W. II. ' mn, ilanre sponsored liy the L aStew art, to Rohe:t W. W illiam *,, tcintty n t the Orlando I ’uuntiy son ef Mr. and Mr*. P. J. Wit- Out, fro,,, i n :otl until on A. M. li a ms* of Orange City which was D a n c i n g wa* enjoyed in the Imil rolemiitxcd la a beautiful candle- ram i anil lobby l« music l>y Glcnil*1 j light ceremony in tho Holy C.os* Di'.w-n and hi* orclnst • ' Episcopil Church' on Thursday ut A lu g e iT p llc n o f th e P ik e high neon with the Rev. M aili’i p i n , w i t h c o t o i i i l l i g h t * t , < h u l l J. Rrant, rfetor of the cliurcli. c a l ' * t h e j e w e l s , I l i m e d a t o n e performing the ring ceremony. c..... u d .......... o f t l i e b.............. a lh io m . Ili'c o in liim s The interior of tnc church was 1 followed th«- holidai *pbit with dcowi stud mtUx—ma»*r*»—wt —udiUa a lorge lighted Christmas tree snapd.ngons u a d i v - c i . 'nine** j and greemoy. lace against a tarkgroum l of No-bunk* were diiiieed ful' Chriatnvt* greens. Myriad* of tall I nit mini's of the Alpha Tail Oincwhite tnper* binned in branch.d K>, Delhi Delta Delta, Pi Iteta Phi candela'ua In • Hie w urttiilly *pd i and Pi Kappa 'Alpha, nil social f:a chancel ’ofthc churili. tcinltic*. At midnight coiifetll und Fitmily vrw* we:e designated stream. .* were thrown un|n tho by Christina* wreath* tie I with 1danre l|. or. • l lu g e White bow*. Tho ra iu lW P Attending from Haufii d Were: I weix> lighted ty Willi tm F. R.i - Mi-* Helen I'alnier, Miss M nejorh', en d , Jr., and Jame* liiirley, Jr. jCegburn, Ml** Hetty W nliun; Ml** Prior to ami iluiing th - e re- M m y M uithi Vimeiiek. Mb* Kath ntony, « pregram of nouinpslata • r i n e V u r n e y , M l * * K m l I n . i i i ' n i l g i.'Utinl selection.! was plated •’>’ K n , M i s * I i l l i i i i n A d a m s , M i s * J i r o l l i y W i g g i u * . M i * * t ’a m l l l n )l:s . Hoy Frank Svme*. Hr., uilliiib t, inclu'ing the tr td lliju il Hes s, M l-s C h a r l o t t e lltlm i. Mis* C c i'i'lln T t o l n e k . M b * t ile d a D y ­ t.< I’diiiR marches. Mr* Jam es Ingle;’, sol"i»t, s o n , M i * * L o u i s e P e i k i n * . M i s * sang “Oh, Perfect Love’’ bv Itnrn M a r i a n E s l i i d g e , M l * * M a r y W i u b * M n i g n e r i l e I n g l e ) .. by ond Immediately preceding the, ,• gin* - . a n d .M ... ae- -M rs. A . K_ S la ty , M r. a n d M i*. V ie tu i P u t v i t a m i M i l - Mhmie llill. e f W in t e r P a r k / liction* given by Miss Ell label li Harkcy for Hie enjoyment of the group. Present w e i e : Mr. nml Mrs. Hon Ulrey, Mb* Mary Alice Wil­ liam*. Mis* Nellie Williams, Miss Elisabeth Haikey. • Mis* Helen Chapman, M bs Mabel Chapman, Ml** Virginia Chapman, Mis* Wilinn lA’illc, Mis* Alice P latt, Miss Helen (jiuirtcnnun. Mis* Inex William* nml Mis* Elisabeth Mwks. Also, Mis* Mnrtha Wright. Miss Klitnhcth W hittington. Mis* Deltv Thurmond, Mias IrU Srbree, Miss Dorothy Pearson. Miss Hadio William*, ami Mr*. A. F. Slleh, Miss Kda Btich, Miss 1-ourlne W iggins, Dill Wvbcking and Fred Btitcli. nf Orlando, And, Gordon Ixrwis, Henry Jam ­ ison, Jack Herring, K. M. A nal* h ire. Uudcrlck A iU iiin Jlniiny Min*maker, • Blumrl Quarterm nn, Buddy 'Jo u r* , Eilward iMuillgun, Edoruul Wiliuiii, tslw ard W hite, Edward Urannun. AsWiy Jones, lioyd Colctnan, and Joe Oren•haw. .______ ______ O H p . B K R A L P . g A N F O R D . -I(Miss. Stewart Is Wed *PKA Holds Annual - Social And Personal B A W P a r T U k g ls - V -- ANDItICW CARRAW A Y ACiUNCY " I N H U I M N C E I'l- IIS P iitr CASH,ALIA Tf.i.r.rncNE. I 0« K , I’A R K A V . S F K V H ' F " im. l A N H i M i . F l U K I D A •I m �] f d y .r ■ '**' r ' ' ’ V.' * . V»~V'+CT|1c:‘ + “ rv s.- . «fM r> ■m V THE > v e r 3, 000P e r s o n s P a c k S ta n d s F o r D o g T rack O pener Is n ln u Althouch a favorlto, GlenforH will nave plenty of aU/f com■etitlon front the other aeven k -peedy entrieo In thla feature mo. \ Court Action, another aenaattonal hot-boa favorite, from the Ard Ha Loch Kentula a t Daytona __ ______. ____ "Butch" Paaley’i Beach, Frank (3 Ambroae, one of laat aeaaon’a bdt' ter dora, and other thrratonlnr >. entrlea round out the fleld for the top futurity bottle‘ race* tonight, heglnn ln r J HAVEAOCH A T O K E E P T H E IR EYES PEE L E D POR T H ' B O S S E S AND IP A B O S S I S TOO ■LfOl N S COMIN* w# 0 m . THEY (o r r D iS - T H E M GUVS ARC T I R E D WNTI Nf R IG H T Lire NOW (M s* H»fOlld IlBCr. NlM9 hf l)*K * Uu«t FlinUKti J*nnl» c*r«fi Kaator Mary lUily l»Mir T ra ffic Flash Cllan flnrk Martha Jnnaa La fly » m Futurity, *10 3 fc r r o rr t i r F i*. 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T. florndon, Clark of said Court, and tha o ifin a l past Ih .r.o f Thla 1st day of Ira.-ainbar, a Vi. m i . .K K A U B r A' * 1 1 ( 4 « 1— 5 (—H ui OHiar Insect Paata Let O M D N aaaltaU your a S & tftr r l? . 'VRKKa Ne e s h w ■ ;11 4-3. n aar My few FfM Ije R «r» wo •»r# ram lllar n llk Ita I r F S and rmm stsk r «a lr k * I s r i r m s l r p rr* pair*, n r is c r o a r fcrskrn M l In * • « a r IK mm m il for II. Oo« fall rsJsyM rai from y s i r r s lls . m i Streamline Laaale 1 1 Lucky Hot, 11.(0, 13 *0. t l . t l i Kandy Pahy. |l il, |] *0; Frlsnd Mob*, t i l l llth Para: (-1* m la: : l l l - l . Nauau s r Duet r r o n . air. n * . Teds Minlco 1 I l I— H Cort Cop I I I 1— t 207 MAGNOLIA AVENUE r ? h III. Classified Advertisements jm l \ % * 4 k } ' w, 1)AN DUNN—SECRET OPERATIVE 48 *1 r hi and ts fi m. iie RADIO REPAIR . SERVICE TOKUOW la. ?**' T i nNIlfR; ffH lF K N ) — Fin. *«*Ppile* (aur, ilo s bun. (Or me. l-n U k l. U r M a TMIU'HKMM — Via unpin, (aw. da. fOr-tar ex t No ch«tri;c for inspection . J=i‘ tn \ i *1 . ........ mwiccon: F e ll Hp*ed 5 7 1 1— 1 llnnnle Ku.hlon I f ( |— ] Hay Johnny ( 1 1 5 —1 Cool Dick 1 I ( ( I>o w b » HI Ian T I Kail I Copper Dial. i ( K,|| | Tart, Choice. 11 1*. |1 n,. t( , , Cop. |i « (, |I 40; r « r Speed! Quisle U n i's — 4. | m .m . . Protect Your Hoalth U. P. IIKIINPON 4 A— * 4—** 1 t > I—J Noma • ( n .a : r r orr. I 4 1— 1—Jl l.uaky Pot * 1 1 l-l i i Hanily Ih h r 1 1 1 1 -1 3 frie n d l i o n a * * • —» Judaa'a I • < I'aclalnn 1 * 0 1 7 7 Indian Roll a a Fell » 4 2 Alta Vo , no.!*, n o * : Dr. S 4 Il.a il.r , _______ EE...... LUCKY DRAKE- IS A BAD HOMBRB/LTTTLB BEAVER- PLACE WAS BUILT F O R A M ILLIO N A IRE------AND W E G R A B B ED IT --A N D PlY ED IT U P F O R A HIDEOUT - - 140 C.ODVI.L EV ER f — ------- > BE AWLU T O KNOCK \ MOWS f t YOU O FF MERE / TWAT B v ________ _ , SHANGHAI Ml II AWIIIIKIlll.S . B P P ie i BUT' By FRED aui-k. l» i 'l . 0 * HVINACII — N « auppllaa. U gl'A H li — tin a. hprn. Vallow Cmoknai'k to * f • w .ala* to -uoia. ig ic o x k U j.n ..b u . her. i.ia i o t iu i tll'U U A U II. la P»r lb. W hile Mquaali I.U hpr I a*. bW KM T t'OTATORH II* . • mi,ill... f»lr . r o t . has- * • " I la (hurw n .-url hap. t*. -I M, XIITAII.MIAH — Minium 4-lVT - C J lic o n * 4*1 FIe. I—I Ninth Ttare: F u liirllr: 11 (-1 Vauu • ( lin e ■ r r o n . err. n u . Ilia Irk t I i i — no Jappr I I I *- 1 D. Katun t i l J— t Hniokr Hunter 1 * 4 4— •, lllta'a U til I * * 5--S llnuu I>uwn * ■ 1 a— I Hmnky Mounts n 4 7 * I —I M l.. Tnn.'-y I 4 * * III* Ick. 11*10. I t 10. I t * * : J*Ppy. I* t». ( t *0: !>. Katun. 111.10. VCCANM — Cla. papal ahrll. v.«rlINU AI'I'l.i: — No auppll-a inod<r- !» F.inry M lt» 2 * » la-3 Mb haro 4 7 I « — ’4 Krotip’ a J»r| I S • T—*b llu lik rilirlB B i t IMpprr Corn. 119 00, lir.ho. 97.0u; riBtftl Htiul, ftX « m; u mu. Illon.ly Coin. I t ti. lou. vuriutUa, llr - U e - 2(1 ateaily. S—I a i l l h TAIlD — |>«r. par doi. 6Or. O K RA —• Nn aupplir j o s f t rc n ~ ONIONNi n v i — Northern yr|* IV * M I . M . I . I I j \V IIITIo. • M - l l i H I'AN Itfll T V I'K , I 74. ONIONS; fCJltKKN) — F it. Blip* r ,l" * »•«»• PATUU.gr — r>«. i»,par rtua. I.un|0r-l0r < VRAM. (K N tll.l'lll > — Un h|.r l.lk - is e . lea W aallia. i j rONOM/qi DON’T FOROKT TO SIND THI RED RYDER •port o f aalao o f frolta CnilNi tHUELLBLl — CWT tablta at tha Sanford kaga IS *. in ira1 Wfcoleeal* Market K O O rL A N T — Huppllsu mnd.ra, carlot suem klore ta d ala, ilamand llahl, market about •ra for a 21 hour polled ataadr I H nu lipt. arc. lu q u .llly , ( I A. if. today aa report- I.GB.I 10 J.i Lehman, Munegor. — No PlippIlPB r Hf'AllOl.U Mi Flo. nruoo lla. lift K lT liC II — III e llunion aup« l| 14 b*. beau. t'd Comb. I»H.*a llgttl* dumitiitl fair, market T w o* It*. I.lo Nn. Two I l f h t ^Icoborg rrt. Iic*fi*c 4 d>»t S u rill* . A m f t l*\r-. T i —htl J 3 • 4 1 1—4 lelgtilli llucB. K ulurtlr, 1 b 2 --nk *mmr U * i» 1*1* Oil. 3 1 J—m# IU|»|M r mt Com 4 4 3 4—bd I'U lol Hli<»C a i 1 1 1— 1 llltend jr C o n I I c D ; 1 7 Jum F ob 3 I 11rd Canyon I I 4 I —I i * » Lucky If- n*#r I I I 4—4 ■Tnthtr io ta Dublin Dandy i l l f— hi! Thakn W tlf« Hawaiian Cllppar 9 ' t A •—4' * " l i l n #1 P*rati*rt»r T• T t —I 0. l i l t : Jukn turkBajnter.4 (> nc-h.-l Cliff l t i | r r iiy rilft Unmhlira Nora. I4« «i. f3 «l eo; llrv Iri.nn, M.oo f r. 90. Ilad Kevcnlli fluro: t il mils, ill l-> Canyon, 13 Si. Nunte of D»si ri- orr. a t,, n u . Kara Culn I I I I— U m t i . r norm .K i o—a. atxraa. Irish T u rf t I I t —1 Mourlh n * c »: K iitnrllv. il* 4-* Name *1 l)»a MM 0(1 Sir. rtu ITirjilv Kenny WkuIiI * i —4 Nur %mI l i s a 1 ut.ni ru«n, H h fM i. | Ir&Elt Turf. 1 3 2u, | i »a, Horn liUik. 8 l«lh lla e ,- V e tu rd r,-itg -1 -(. >■• • ( itee* r r d a r e tv. n u . l.l|» 1 1— 1 eirhy K»r llil iio rfow n ft urhy L. » f raatd'nre lu Jarkaonvillr, Flara nival County. KiurlUa. rar<- liU I« Firth n « r « : Futurity. St 1-1. Waanr mf lia n r r O ff Blr riEe Mammy a a 4 2— nk lUft Hfniiifir T a 4 3— 1 a 4— t Vnralttn 4 Faat K n* 1 3 3 f 1*1* nl C. O 1 4 1 ! > * l » r Ann r 3 t 7 7— 1 (lllltrrln K Hand a 3 1 a Our lllll. H it . fl.t ii IM P : Mammy $4 it. |4 10. It«4 Dnaior, M l* A ---------- F o r SO years t . C. Shell of Ban­ ner Elk has made pipes from rhododendron wood. He haa never smoked. U b U N U. W IUtltNn. in f'U .lu n l ACTION r u n U lt O lI lH nip Aionp. «3tB. m i , u. KuUk. • lit. SANFORD MARKET REPORT « Comb. a ir - l.( ( . AFVLICS — Supplies L iskL He I.M. . AVnCA*lH> — P fU No au| ■ A N A N A S c— Inmorfed Ocala will aend lla tennla team here Sunday afternoon to play a Sanford team a t 2:00 o'clock on the recently finished clay court, a t the waterworks. Director of Recreation IL M. llard ak cr an­ nounced today. Sanford’s team defeated Ocala teently in several matches played In .Oaala. Composing Sanford's team In the men's division will be Clay Williams, Dr. T. F. McDaniel, J. C. n ig g in i, BUI Zarhary^ and Robert KnigbL Playing In the women'a dlvlilen will be Mlaa El­ len Betta, Mrs. C harles'M orrison, Mrs. Klnelwn Powers, Mrs. A r­ thur Zachary, Mlaa Katherine Calhoun, and Mrs. T. F. McDan­ iel. Only two of the three court* will be used, Mr. Ifard ak rr said, pointing out th at work Is being in T i l t rm < « i t r o t h t o r th is Ml VIII Jl llll'l AI. riH C litr. IS a a o ru n i k a i io u : to i s r i . »-MiniUA. FlAM klki WIOUINM. H lalm lff -Vk- Greyhound Results 4* on the other court e t the Ocala To S e n d done present time to put It In better condition end th a t It will not be Tennis Team Here Dnlibed for tome time y e t Sunday Afternoon LEGAL NOTICE c tv ’ ss:.Tr I MM M n a FRIDAY, DECnOIBR 2t , l i l t li ' WELL, THEY H A V E LOVE P E R EKCrTBMEMT IN T H IS HUMDRUM SH O P THAI I COULD WUQCH A MOUSE T R A P ALL DAY TO B E E S U M PM H A P P E N " BUT X W9ULDL/T . WASTE A MIA)1 OKI A. SHOP FIGHT Smoky Ranger, (ii-rald'Pnaley'a 1 Iwi.-yrnr-nld hrimlle |>ii|i, w.ut tn| poat u II to fi fiivurlle in llie fu- ( iiitlty inaugural frnture with llig . Irk hoiiig minted at 4 In I nddr.l Hunger had the No. 7 Ixiv with Irk going from the fire hnle. Hut I " the fight devrlnpMl Im-1wet'll Flunk ' T H E S T O P WATCH Paalcy'a Jnppy nntl Irk. .Inppy aturted nt the Centriil Fluridu I truck laat yenr hut wua lint runalderrd u tu|i-hrurket liuunil. Ho got unity mi tup frum lh« No. 3 (lot and inn un n five- ! length lead on the Imrk stretch hut Ick bvgnli tn turn on thr lient | coming home, lie cloaetl in o n ' • Mol'd 1 III.* Flr»i llaro: Fulutllt, JM •4, Jappy with n burnt of speed and i ■! I»«*b !••• 4Hf air. r u . IjuIv iti Aim* won the allver loving cup hy a Mama 2 *- 4 J 1— 1 i - / Jial i mti Alorry Itf* noae In a camera finish over Jap- Hip Aluiitf 3 AMI until Lda t 7 * J 3 4 3 • f’atli lilvlddiul R a S py. Tha time waa XV anil four- IL Kwirk 4 Neill# HaDarlf* • —7 Vi»1!• B Cllpprr 3 T 7 flftha aeconda. 1 i - 11 Full TMa My llink 1 1 a In, hid 3 i AinollB llnll 1 i • *c 7 Mi*in > ll«u. 117.34. 4 4 1 tfk p Up 1.Mot> nl Arm* •*.«4. moil# king — Mrralrhotl AUrry Ida III Ad. |T.<0, |3.:«. The opening of the Sanford-Orlando Kennal Club for Ita 00day season will provlda many persons with a d iffe re n t type of am ertaln m en t than they e re able to g e t nine months o f tho y aar . , 90-da ye Isn’t such a long time, especially to tha (lyed-ln-the w oel-faaa . . . B atter make tha best o f It while you have time . . . U nderstand the beat array o f pupplaa aver to bo brought together a M h a t local track will g reatly enhance tha spovt o f -picking 'am . . . Bid.H udson was nam ed by tho. B porting;iN ew thla .week ag/pna of th a n d m r leaguers on tho L ittle AH-Ainsrlca haaahail .team , i , - w ith w hat attaom the slim h u riar it held b y the "experta" * r■j'T j i 'i r l a ianother m onth hid should bo dropping In on hie frien d a aavha hands f a r th a W ashington Sana tors' training camp a t Orta*do:v -. 4 T h a . same f o r Jam as lla r r y <D luy) Doan . . . C h rb tmae ta rd a faom T a ta r M arten an d Jo e F tn d ir rem inds na th a t thay. Should b0 d riftin g this way In less than two months . . . Ocala tfas-ito loss tha tennis matches here Sunday . . . W ith tha o t -Billy Zaahry, the already strong Sanford team will bw an hard to b oat ; . , th e public, will be welcome to watch ihee - fre m tha outside o f tho cvnrte na thong tg n e t enough • twanuDialdo to p erm it pu ttin g up any U i|4 .a J ip o a to v k .-W e atill e a n 't'fk r u rs hdw aa many people pick Tech to b eab ilf M gybp'Tech will win b u t we’ll believe U when wo see ♦». • V f\\:i BY J . R. WILLIAMS R aring S iv n -lary K. M. ( P a t t i M eetre |ierfnrme«t In Trent atylel In h rorkeluig Ida rn trie a ainri-t every run- wna well m atched. No true I hun fo u r eventn W ire de ! t-idiil hy the rau ii ra, nu null .uni fi-.-it in e.-iily running I.f the dm " ’ when it U .lift ■•‘lilt nl llm ee In I get n real idnnl nil their iiliility , under fire. With HHARLIE CHALKE1R — •— SANFORD, laat nlrht while the railblrda atnod fhre deep aa they frvertehly yelled encourngement tn their ca­ nine aeleeliona. it waa a colorful rath erln r that wltneaaed the 11card program that waa completed without n hilrli. CHALKING ’EM l JP « H ERALD , OUT OUR WAY' Sanford * Orlando *~,-v 1*>is °'craelnr iacv, m irk uwa#eond nlpht* of raring a t tha SanfordOrlando Krnnel Club, Kennel ClubBegins The crowd estimated at approalmaielj- 9,01)0 filled every Season Of 90 Days ner of the apaeloua rrendatand Before the largest opening night tbronr In hlatonr, Um SanfordOrlando Ktnntl Club Inaugurated IU 90-day greyhound raelnr meetIcy a t tha l/mrvrnoH nval laat 'i h t with a spectacular program at taw Big Ick. an old favorite, eapture -lha thrilling f»-«t unevent, the inaurural handlenp In n Cholera flnlah. Ed Wlllard’a rrark young dor. Glenford tied, will go to the j*nl U'ln tha ninth and featured raei- tn.n ig h t aa a favorite In a field of W i t faat rrt-yhmuula! . Olenfor.l Red, lx ginning her ftrat full aeaaon of rarinr, la reirded aa one of the ruuntry’a ipperformera Willard haa entered hi* apee.ly two-year eld in th« Flagler Fu­ turity, to b« Held In Mareh at Mi­ ami which l« eonalderrd tb r na. Uon'a blffteat race for preyhonncl SANFORD J U G . T H IS V r I I I sm ow vou — TMIS SW ITCH UO M TS T H E G R O U N D S ALL AROUND T H E H OUSENO O N E CAN SNEAK U P O N YOU AT N IO W T --A N D THAT —) DO ORW A Y - - C " WHY T o^a? ' a s ® 1r i i i r i ia i i t I I I E i r r r / u t E9ACMKNT/*] BUTTON a DOGS IT - \ l j/;/- RAY THOMPSON a 1 I �Stfjr* ^ r n tte it Itrn tU i Buford fa Th# Only Ctt><r»i Florida a i y Affording Rail, lllghwh. And Water Traaoportation -ft' — ^ I A *V * » ■- i - L - u _______ — AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SANORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DKl'EMIIKR 30. 1039 Tremors Are Impediment rl~\Say? -To Rescuers Leaders^* F- Housholder Is Candidate For Bridges Is No State Senator Frsm 37th District Be Invited Communist, Tm .. . I IP V T III ■. ... F. Ilmi holder, lnr-1 v | ” ■ ncjf, tovbv n immured Ids rim ll I* P H X I ’dacy for .Mal >' irn a l r from the n ; ,h r.m*i»iing «f mi mil* nnd * i.\;* n l Y 'n u ll* '. -ah * vn«a ANNOUNCES s — ' • «, , , Kluii.ln Ir .tiils lu rr, having m eiedi ■ a in H lllll I P P M p p t .*> ' S> inimde County re irrs rn i" . | V A fU IU U S iC C ,i„ . in p.rJT a...) a t . m l.I iv .rjr j • o l l a r f R v • r Q r S P V i " " * * '• rinre '.nrlnin ti»,in*| „virnK. .. Sofuinolr County h*» i*ev?r nipP rc a lH e n t M AV IT f i t P p I"'* n ’•"iwim for Ihe l.egi*lfl* , .C n 1 . *J f K t : |liir.. hi" roi.l. ad Ills Ihal il .. U n ity In S o lv in ir 'nan from ltd- m u n ly ' Nation s Problems *... i,.m ,.oidrr fir»i m gngrd I ______ in pnliiir-. ill 11*16 when lir v\n« TTTAQTTTVCTrW rin/» ".II __ Irrlid n« Hrmiiml" ( minty jud o'. . . ' . Mi- r a i nl lli it lime ill- young.- I f A P I — W ith t h e a p p ro v a l III mm ever lo rerv? In that "... P r e s id e n t R o o se v e lt, t h e j.««••!) in Florida, in iw o lit i.» - - L -g 1 N U M B E R 110 » C hurch Anti S ta le C o n fer On P eaee Civil Strife : Feared-Near Among Irish I | WASIIIVGTON. IW . :il .VP W K A Itt. It--. • P. V*" - \ I iimImi*; t V:•| Itm iv lh id'*C» r . .ir.r* 1 .1 • vl* i| hi l-t irnlly »udlri»!** n t.im% i !«*• tjnal r-vni« k«u n»« » of n.» th ut n •! a m rm hr of th*' (yW* ' • n »• 11 Tiirt * I tte ii» • r It n iu n i't Pm l\* oprnr*il I ho wny for .’»*||, m i .| nd<liihui:t| i mIhh, V* the i\T»t *• ji• i r iO h' il.*r In • n*itlo.*** oiotuiia «i • n»U r tap* ilrn n rtiih ti m In*, a ^ iirr W|,i|,. full r* |w .n. ImUini? A n*l ra 11.*». 1.t. (•» it* »*\it hi .if non «| iiini*.' it Tli** fhullucr »vn« biihmilltsl (ii u n . In Ih-viil »lii’hl n>uiu«»«.| h» fWvM'l rv of I nlni IV ik!»i» hy f „ n t.-mOv -hvl,-* Wt • .lnnio« * )l. l.m ilK llarxnnl law* In u h h h »*ffir$nl* ••.|»o«im I df-’H. nppoiulml hy IV-Wn* l.i r »n* r » io .iD ii mov I. le d hi ill! I a I*** •»»n*r lo ilolr m W i : ..•tn n n o lii'o »hno. Meet v o iie u p y ra r r c j I,),,,;,,,, K eln ltlis b r il III 19 0 S 1F.ndlnjfH May M ean j F u rth e r Q u a k e s In C ancellation O f I)eT u rk ey Briiiff Down p o rtatio n W a rra n t Totlerinfi: W a l l s , A ffainst CIO l.e.uler ( ’a use A valanches Precedent For TWSTESt 5 W dMlonal Democratic » t S r J r S f^ . I Mr. II himIm.I ,t sille d that he*< Lovefeast Broken feel* h<* ii n ill nrqunint’n ». ilt^| • hr n.'.. 1" mill problem* of llii" With FDR’s Okey i district r,vi«I it not a stran g er in ' • > ............... — _____________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ Member Aanodated Preen VOLUME XXXI y To — S e m in o le C o u n ty P ro d u c e # JMore Fruit And Vfffetableo Than Any Similar Aren In America , F ran ce S ets B u d g e t For N ext Y e a r A t r> Billion D ollars; M iller Sees V ictory ---- Regulars Replace Red Conscripts (iDiidlii R eveals P la n s • For New Civil DisoliedienoeCnm paiffn t»rrrt* l ’n .I.ll’HK .... till* ItotnP fr.m l tn . it).j,-•I H rita in . F rn iiro iit.il tit*, utility UHlny n* t lie*V Jick M o n m y n l n m r « » « » • • ; • ' « ! £ I’t u f il il..' .it'w y t'jtf a iin tlercrt tCC Hah b ro k e n it# phHJCtlcn. <tn^ aUdtitty. for Fr.noiolf ( 011111 < to In v ite R e p u b lic a n c o lla r? * - m.d m Iiu-i !..• «n« elened »*i l.y tear. r. r. nousiioi.hr.k skoal Ic irlc r* a* h o n o r rep train tu iiv e to• o.c Lw»■■in....".; Ilissr itnii.ll itl It .'littill ttlltl I ho il«*|io»f" lion lv trn u l i*'iio*l . ,« v m rlllin iin l 'serving during IV.e lO ii re*»i>u. only to I.»» llioh l«\ r* wh* il ; l.n lj.i |ir..l.lt>in- rm iftn iitin K g u ra ta 4o th e tr a d it io n a l ln , ||(, lttlllp year j,, cle m l. a n t e v /v i • M rirh. I'.» ■ . . . f n oil* In*ilifin** «* II tf» r.l fi* iii H r’ r.in it.* w ell it* lto w to D e m o c ra tic p o iu ic n i io v c- r ,t>. eom m u-fow r for 'in " i W i n n e r s I n 1 l l l h In |ho vnhiiinift * r.'pr.ri, 1 n,,l i Ini#« yh u l* ■II* •nl»l Ih r fo^liiiinny it r*« iil« ilT . . . . . , , .. , i f e a s t 01) J a n . 8. > W trrn , and rrrv rd pari ..f hi«{T T l U U C I * 111 V' , U U ...... . tin" l-lt u u r lti.ig n in n . . lit* . .ho r lir riiuIlrli I ii ii I ho lii* i • •ninl. .•»•! i. li iip**«ltit'4 • UHiithiU* lomloiwins om foi iv.i with I l.k lll II.M.-tV.ll flli nl o «4 r tllAi*^ • , .. . Added to the n novation. invila- ' , r r" ' » ' Hanfnrd'a mayor. | <*oiti i*t.i t*«l iiitiliT w a rtln tr <*nmHiui»*fl l*nily'hffil'aiioiH . Ilti' * , ' .ff* * 1 " l# 1 1 ,l*' ' 1*1^ ( 111* hi« n|t|t« al I* I'tti* \ 11 f.»» . •• i• III t 1st ttuill Ilona drclarral IhT ^ Priald.-nf* 1 ,hp h|'l’» n l ' ■ luulil tiiii.t. OMailrd Ihr .- rdll.ilily ..f ...m e * ...... . n llirr" o*<> l.i |i| u n m i l' P ' ( till* \riV» it 11 |*t« .i. • i «*i .if** h riirn r P.fc h a t th . dinner wluld >*• *'’V T ' " , . " r l n L l , nor! tT w n m c n l wiln«*p*o« who l s. \ fiv. billion* fw u \ D m • '• I., |« • nlrv w ii Dii.lrt t f.ir loyii.i. Snniiii .*\ o| Xinorii'iv. and In C^ r ,# ,r r f ' I k T a J b rT ln Pnlk t.» bo lioi • T h r* . 4|»clc«ur.a cam* anon nf- ro u n t). lhp „„„ of n Mrlho.ll"i lh. ••I K rtlria' C onm il of r h i in l tf in v • • • * |o»»i t.i»o i*..till* ...ks..l ........ il».* I n n . b profile. tpr PoatMMter Farley h»>l ra M I m(m„ '. r *iI)ro h . haa llv.,1! .1 |.i... t.D-.l fo» ih * n v n\m tion \\ .t ltni|*i.*fi i.to* it It n* . iib; U mis* I Dm " V i0" ; ' 1co'",ml,, ' r In nrm ly carry « ctln n nf !».«• ( | fi p r i 7 P S A W a rd e d .iltd uriN.il • xp.'iubl iir.'rt. l.nndi, fm.ml ll.ri. aim . r.d ira l^ M«rt b* 7 tn Fch B lo fix M » !ctll,c. | „ | , n c ra d u a t. of Sun1 M Z C S J i r a e a Ihrir ^ method* .............Ferkw ...................... lo vin|t|ov llrM.’i, •«* i» ypsiN tnr«tlvntf and pUc« of the Pa r*y * j font High School and the t ’lii*. F o r 8 C* t»nil re ilito them other than th Mu*-. p.» di. ii $l ttint IP 10 %»lll n mhwllon ronv.ntlnn. vrr*lly cl Florida. A fU r ic c .lv * V* ** " ”, ,hal Ihr “ f.am ra n rk «f .Icr D.it.f xi.i.MN t<* I ;.*rni:»l*y. * Tho Ipallatlon* of n.putdl.-ana ' |n K n d . e r i f from ih r Inu im-Ii.k>I j t l O C 1 / e C O n i l l O n S .ru tir uml Connllliilliin.il sbrei Iti plri. rm .'nl ..I tnoxperirnceif LAN Dn. Uiv . u. ir proveked apcculallon o a .r v a h rth » r|0f Ihr .Stale unlv.ralty, ilr. Ilm ia-: ______ iM"initi*. -i ifat Dv \ ••tern ii Soviet Henry .•»• lii-k. i!».y,si. -i M the PrraldMit would d .v c t. • hU | holder chn*. Sanford a . h i. | h i Thr r i t t nlnnfrt ln , hp 8nn. --------b*.| i *Dm rvfi» believe addreof to o cnll for natlonQl ' mnnent home nntl Itrwnn hU lo^ # ^ . rliiU __ . . f 2 ^ ^ ,. II ^ ^ aldenl Ilt.il :i nt:i it.i li.it I It* nv:ih itniilim'llt B an y an P la in s Internal and for- j prarllrc here Ih 1PM. i fori* (,artlcn ( luh a nnniial i lu l.l- 1^101121 l i 0 1) C Hil l pill, r I 1 Wftl preblema. Throughout hi* profea.ional ra- mn« llrroiallon* roiilcvt were un* ", t» . .' .I n i. .tn thin 1 in I' mlrilid ) n fl • it \ . 1l|l' ) I'llt $»f . Il I •' el "• N’oiMo tii lit l iinl, :i pat I of uli’rt p.t i;»1 1 .plill> .Il il NN" lo it • l*» « ninl l ‘ » . . .1. •«». 1 1Itpli tlqltfrl Roma raid It might m e.n he re rr, >fr. H ou.hoL rr haa been nounrrd today by Mr*. I ln r y nnws ilia* t of ;t feat ll.ri >• I p|"$out lit**, ,i Dio I. w.i. •! . would not dltclov* hU Intention* active In Jim civic, fraternal and Ilceron, chairman of Inc commit1 1 ,• . P.i M.t M. • 0*1 > Illll lit. I iiitt'.l Kiii|r«loin. liii»ii‘*ii.n.T ' I'ImIICV Hi |||4* •low H «•I I In- |>n * 1| i ••1-• I.. :.l i' carding a third term a t th a t educational affair* of Ihit cohii- Ue in charge itiiII llI ..Ml. . lit lull tuiDctl I•\ irpoitp $if 4'XlraordD in il if u ay |irrcnutioiiR in ly. -fh.vi'.r* , y,*or iIIk Iosl" woilltllltl’l !*•>I 111!* i. :$it.f fl.. \ .... . I. Ill 1 :*I.*!| n n \ Proclaitninf Inc control un- j 'A00 in tho lievvlupaivnt* v ln lf M;»>oi 1*1 In .1 t i\\*i •i,.t .. •nil■i nit • 1lir ii.-u;IiIm»iiiii : I i .I. iimI, un«i feared rtepubllcan* get free tickets to uiually ■uccrcifuL^ Mr*. II staled H u t there ire te many very The ..Id lo the blind program of *. dinner, which will c o .t Demo K. Jlf j1ward , H kuln*. IlMilsifli: ls»\wit • •I hi. $ • 11 . «•-M1 N. 1 it t iftt t. .1 to i im I wtiit.* un- im|H*ndine tn ' Free St isle. f Uiloption Jr* ;t Nru attractive arrangement* which :*^r *-lon« I lub luv. Ims;.i °W | fV, iit •••i 1. || V• \ , \ • t'.r tin ”111111* i li.* f.*rn'c» Itifh crat* ( 10# • plate. it Ion. of Hit' itt'itiu "i 1 Ih. S i Inl.| | ...•k* till. tV-4lll"t l.<*Avr« <>f nil llioh nfficcra were expressed the spirit of tho Yule- I ***•' .r,vl<‘ '""J01 Ira.e '.There w as no Immediate Indi­ tide te ito n . actlvltle* du.ing the past yenr a n t (li, „ it •*trniii* itl*lioin»M r<»m tli. 1 It" 0.1*1 „ Stoll* 1.mgiii Ml $riitt rlD’il, amt r.,000 aoldlen cation whether the Republic, n . in ordrr to expand tl.i- p.ug.am |)„rB Spend Hinfgid Unlliirt "i SIall m»i$ " \n '1 iriii.l •' 1 |U,(Nli• prt • , w .if ronrn itriiU il around Dub* On twhalf of Abe club »he e«- during Ihr ruining y e .r, Ihe cluk i i , . i "i” M, Im where inidri*, described M ..1IM itnn Ihi" I*..llii* ••ii -Mllj tneeaed n p p iw elallc^ U . those vvl.o h* *|vansurtna o Charily Ball U ^ ^ o r ' I 'b i r i i u i i i i’Iiid iit^i ii.oi . .1 1«M.. Mii at ; iiirn d ifr« of t^ie e x trrm iti lrtih 1.1 j:$. '.i hod made efforts td Imbue Ihe Ihr Imll.uum of tl.e Mayfair llutrl ||n.t,,n •»•••'»•• JtHjrM »•. . I nn ihr World** lit t.l. it v . *•I* 1 t» itIt IH S it. Bf|iot»tirin nrrriV. stole n million TAVKRNIER, Dec. 30.—IA1— rlly with a spirit of Christ ma • tonight from 10:00 ....III • :n'*|«|IP,| r1. t _ I I) l. i .» II nil. :im.« Ilit l. <1 l*m inr tl . \ "ft < ^ is y « E « u tle n t T o ; Plane wreckage, recovered r. • l .i , lonnd «.f# Nimnunitlon .Sunday. by with their decoration.. She nl«« o’clock. Tahir rearivatinn. may !*• li„iinarvtba |ft)f iniPl • \ I’llllllU I- lilt* a If \ fit •II 1 .I.*,. . Ii M III 1. i • h. . 11 i.l.l. .1 J S'tiifhi in Irrlmi.l fe o n il th# ***• Peace J u .tlre K. C. Lowe from r /411eased appreciation for Ihr «■«»- made by railing Ihe H old. j — Ctllilin »Dfo|i*, l» |*i iv.ilr Dud.I 1d (III V.lN i:»*ii"i nl •»P»' 1}lt llll' II •*ini«f •. nihnrnliiie a violence the aoft marl bottom of Card operation of the merchant* who lmnnll. loolP and uniI nl4 OI) Donnir ,Mm.e hi* oicl.e*t.al j S t f i c ^ p < * D i l W I'\ pi.iiavlw. ID,* \ g-ii .1" 1i, ■ .10*1 IIr .1. v in •pi N. lorn'" dib« .. ii th f H rh iJi in northern Sound in the Florida l<ey», wa* cnve lhe prisee to Thc Hanford f o.im .do will fun.L Inn.1.1, thel ^loliitf* th r I WM fit*! dt \ oi"l 1.1’ HiMt *» lilt. hr.M oh , III,'hidIIIV II'l In lull.I in mists* tho two parts •1 6 4 0 O n T u e s d a y tentatively idrutlficd la»l night Hi-raid and lo the i^ ig e* In the mu,iP r„r ih r d.nee which u unI •••• *U|* loWllul Ilie* . o|| *| | il, t ..•$| I lh l., it. w I"in 11 of tin* 1*11111.1, imtfbt rpld tin* Verson awon- ||( J AllIVltD Mci ae being from a United State* fo„ie«i a . w-ell a* the “rffld c n t l|rr lhl,, 11IH.rvu |(lll ufof P,.nil upervUlon rt-n.n.ilt .Ullpimnl of M l. |tr. |I eel St .Drim «..III tm .1 lit. WII • WOl k - .III.I il not tli. i ii .'rMliil if*. rm i.m lttre of worker* on (lie liuli.ili.ig all me.nl er» of II , En<wficr»tor. eepcclilly nuall- arm y B-IR-A bomber. tti;t| m n I'D".n:li rim d n llc i th r strife Imlifin II i\ ID. props I f.*i to, ii pi . incut I *if li I committee." Thete Includeil Mr*. Marking* reported by I/>wo J - fled fo r,th e pu.ltion through cxe|i,l>. .1. I.. linlloH'.y i* genet •f t.ipil.il and lalior tn Hrltuln, th o trnldi' in I’il«Jilin**:. I binrliishl •••• Mm* • »*«... >. .• vu Ihr |*olt .. i * W A. Kilts, Mrs. J . M. Ileye*. were *ald by the Dougla* A ir­ . nmlnntion and te .la conducted hy cl.nl....an for Ike event \n-I I. ifis; mii«li nnns plrt uivd R* JrTfrrri.in hind, wrn* in Jininiillnp *1 u. i l ,* nun vnit Moiin imp . », It* 'r ltl*l,|r III# aoectal VepreahnUtivei of the Ba­ c ra ft Company at California to Mi** Itrn e Hinton end Mrs. Sadie i ii-lit iiiv t«. nv.iid rrKiinviitotion Mi. IIt Mlid In itx aid In Ihr Mind proRrmn 'a V U I by iy itu fttlcrHl frdrtnl ru.nml i mi ...in m 'n h tiu in r in D < th ih. • i n 1 Mir totllilN teau ol the Ceptue* will begin be tho»c of a medlum-*l*ed, twin- llrouse. ^tniini; Ihr paxl vm r Ihr .inn* ’ Doftl.in .... .. in Mmrh. l!» >. nn111•••nl unpaii Qiu ••ffollM to I I\ a IvINt* oil.I III* *0*1 • In'll |, i I . Ill Mil Ollfll \\ |* \ |*l II........... The winner* nre a . follow*: work Jan. 2 compiling data for engined bomber delivered to the C*1ul. Iijir fnrnirt•hrd walkititr ta*nnr« nu' Will I Ilf Will i \Vit'll mu Ittn uli , •*ill ninl., ifioiit I N poll ••• • 1 pi "«|. H,,i*J Ir^u ‘roiinirt. f.»l ll». I. | the I #40 decinglal Ceniu*, it w a. arm y la*t Aug. R at Barksdale In *JI iHTBoriR nnd hart f u mi ^ l u d j J r f f r i *. ii nitl (oil III* i* ini'ii.|:»l |. ii .it ii.. } ' ,.iMi Him v\.i •.,iiiotln $•:.n»• .’iddftl i»:iiifleaner Tree |MN III}! | tit., l th. I’hoI.i t«» iii.D'pfiul.'iirf da>*. :i vole* Announced today by government Field, Loulatana. (cDirt.M| u il tto'inic ttiiynml i lit! l " " 1' ..............li Ihr I t ' * •*•*! mi i ii * It ,oi ii. i 'w .i ho.i.i im . $3.00 for best lighted living tree •‘InlkniK Intoku" In fivr. Aiodln r ........ nd. l.i ui ion pDinii.'d iii authorities. Army officials at Barksdale fivr |H*iw.t||R u r r r nl*i flVrn « •» < • j pri.iiu.lr* of Hi.* Cmnd Nnliom.l | h .»I In ID. II...... I(i%f$ ninl India for ill "I ' Ip* \ \ • IMI. \I O | The cen.ua will give a nevr, ae- Field, Chapman Field at Miami, —Alts. tV. L. Cooper. H.m *mh, . ..IiimiiM* • nil. • lit* t ..ii . .*!• -till, I I "It l i p:n I iii l h. tli.* l.io ’<• ;i\ tiiK that n pli dyr of $.1.00 for 2nd best lighted living llm llr leading *n»ir*e a» n irunll H or-envr I h anly Fnml nf l .u n ni rurale, and u p -t^ d a te balance and Ihe Miami bate of the 31*t of rffnrlrt nf Ihe club A Inlnl "f « jhwi I, Mnyl.ind, which hr tlrclarrd '•'"•"I! "I * •$*•% ! u. .l $ i n 1 1 .li*".D<'«h«'iirr, will "be taken I Hilt N • » ll ID.- I ' . , anil th. how­ tree—Mr*. W. A. Leavitt. sheet of the people, Industrie*, reconnaissance squadron, 1ft hchiMtl rhililrrn had Ihri 2 itlnne.s a t Eddie's R estaurant rxaniinrd ami gluF^rt. fuiniih.-d hail Inkrn nnuly $r»0,IHMI,fUMI fmm . I'm nig tin* n»:h Mu t nn.il \n i - loll till. •**-«» i .i ••* oi i. ohm* to tin ion. to r s definite purpose/* they had no and retourcea—broader in aeope ever, reported Atnt*ricaiiH for nine w nre •’% % if Ii v u .n i |ji\iunDlr tip ..it l,.||.m iiporfed a Herman •t In Ilf »•»! • • |«l O••*•*V 44M' • r i . n . l t th a t ever attem pted before, eov- knowledge of a missing bomber. for Ird best tre e —Mrs- Wm. Lef- them at Ih r rx|»rniir of Ihr rtnh verv lilllr r»’lu*i..** *•*»• » Dig D* $n * .nl.n.l lot • Ill $0*1 * •iihhi.il ii.$ 4ni»» •'link through ti i' -I Ii ex • ertng not only population, but al- The reconnaissance squadron a t fler. In ftdtlilinn ih r rluh Iihr fur'*\Vr k II* H Mill mii itt :• r full **»i • nf ri\«,| ,il.|. • tp .n l * .• • -td. • I. O IN. ... Dii.it.. I iifo iln of ii Hr il mil 100 Its. fertiliser for 4th best 11 . • • I* '»• !••••!• •« so, agriculture, housing, m anufar- Miami uses that type ship. nirthrd three In ^|>it a I hrd a In ID« i f lliivi* ^lnl»^net iT • I'fi g.it min •!••.••• •I\ mud. n fin .tit t i.*ii in pin to .hi I I . . n. h uatwhip. Mini* .. . I *I l I h, I n "I I "III! 4 tuft*. busincM, employment, ocLowe, who went out lo In­ tree—Mr*. Herman Morrl*. Frm ahl Umghton Mrmnri.nl I thr dinuing fur llu* |»iln *," l. i I' iiim i *1 l.'i. l..... ml w m r$ ported on ....... I ril ,M|, . Radio lamp for 6th best tree— pit mI and !>»« .««i*>lt M WF \ II'OI min.i ruti .l Cupatlon, minaa, drainage amt tr- vestigate a fi»hlng guide's report upi* u Mrhnlaiwlup ____ . f,,rKOn , < ii*. i • r I*. i i . u .Hi,in. . . I l.o M............ . Ml ot II th f \V* t.iii Front. :.rt|stio i.. th a t he saw a plane's wreckage Mr*. U. II. Brown. ....................................... ......... . linifii In d I' m * t ii D . . ..iitpjiign fii.nl for U w orll.y Sniiford -t.nl. nl | W hen nr.Hiuni.1. tin .In k ... .... tW stinghou.e elect, k Irre sel I- .i'l l p *.; Tba bushveu andl pienufacturr* late last Monday, said one of ,,*e. tl.e ........ . ... IIF IM N M . li-r. :io tcPi—The Il llVfl IIII .......m i ..." ... i >. in ... h i ... for fllh be»l tree—Alls* Muriel .hriMigh « hlcl. a g rir.il.u ra lrnu -e* | mtjdjy put nui lil.l .1.1. t nnvrgaa will s ta rt Jan. 3 and la the piece* lie recovered bore the Knox. s. the University nf Florid* ">ay ,,f Si.i.fmd ul.n l. .. ..Il,,. it,, ... I "Mil'll! I miii-li h ut li .-omiiionil Din! night * 1 .Di th. I. w name Dougla* A leers ft Co., Inc. I . ;o o l U be copfuMd la any way be lakrn. The rlul> aUo €Mil»lh-| “ Von rnn'l expect n man In rat illctnirnl «f M.u*.* D«* nlD'i,.d \ D«la I I , 1-11. I" * • I Mi - Imii lhl oiiiiiuiiii**d ih>- ItiirtsiniiN luitl been •J.w ith the population, hovulnr and th e d ate Feh. 17, 1011. and ihe ute- regularly to a fund t.» I " r y $.6,011. a.'U .nl stilt t.i.,, nil ih r Inin- nf tin- Si."li*', an., eau r line nnid. I *o Doorway Ihim in hiu k no s j\ hattlefront -^ flyriculturn eeuau* which will not m arking, A. Vi O rder ##77, aer law* kiiifliun iwthioiiii and Embroidered sheet and pillow tiile fire lunrhe* to m .drr.xiv- .i,ne," lie |.rntr>.i-"l. I li »i (nit iii I Ut. 114*44 • o Mu lal num ber If.l. until April I. Clnllrk, who i* represented lin e | S n . inl . .....................I. ... iih'iii; th f rsiitfrn ease* for the best doorway—Mr*. ilcgr .1 chiklnra ami to n.lict l.-'ll no Ih.* Wi'kiva n.irlliNN :ii.| M e G> .-Florida,, eight separate die-1 Al*e among the piece , l a * . IV. II- Hofmann. f mol u i n n h rrf Kovii't u urpIniiVH eharilie*. I !by $:.i»li"' y.ii.lifi.l mayor, lltir y vnl.til. .•<*•■.»- «•■*. >■11, ,. m. I Ihri hip|*4*"t plll| u n . iillivrtl re tik i* have Maw set up tor carry- found w a. what appeared to be iImvp houihuj and 100 th*. fertiliser for 2nd best 1 ' ' * G .ylu.d, iin mediately *r. lilt to I.e:i«""t Ihe ...... I den tin I 1.. 1.1 i ‘ |lm«|||.N..I o*oo I' m, a I ktr> I s 'r^ n * en the wdrh, the F ifth Dlv- a portion of a ga«ollne tank* d o o m ;y --M is. in.ii hint i:tn....it their n a n troops, W. (’ a 1. . h r n 1 L ' j , , 1 l l l n n a 'at^angw . und. n tk b lix .U a v . ... Fainted on II. fovwe said, was Ifutri.lson. t i k i comprising Bravard, Citrus, ■■tinted pi.- iinmhlN i.» drive them Into | * H i m I 1 U I1 S l l l t t U t . .M aarveil I.h.*.m*l fr.as Ihe |l..i. 'IBS g sls."— U rge hi.it I. Marion, Orange, "rapaelty U r g e A ssies for 3rd best door ■r$l Ntnlc* Fidi lily nnd tbiRiuhtv 9 ' i I ^ C k r , Lake, K Osceola, Putnsm , Seminole, HL enough lo be from th at type w ay -M r* . F. E. Bolt. ______ J« In I n\ . i ui the battles, ut Kelva j ' runi|>Rfiy. John., Rumler and Veluria roun- bomber. .•it th r h o i«linn isthmus nnd on Baacmble l-owe sold the wr*ekage was r -lie. with headquarters a t OrlanMo* ii.u tliern shore ol Luke La« $2.00 for best ensemble—Mr* deeply embedded in the w it " f* o , . • # # •lorn 11m ii iiiI S y sk y jarrii the Rus* S afety P u tro ls A re Frank Miller. bottom and he was able to pull j i l l i c l C i i it u •tmi" left PfWi ilrnd on the field. ' D kk Bell, of D gU nd, U the Every yes. there are .< lot "f 100 lbs. f e r tlllu r for 2nd best U l I I IIU sU ^ *1 / ^ th.* hit'll viiiMiiiniiil aniil. B egun For ChurcheH ,* Miee. visor of the district, and up only fragm ents with books. elderly prison* who desi.e In MThr I t imii**. hi'ld nt n vlrJohn Loehner, of C lenaont, C Most o f the piece, ha recovered ensemble -M rs. F. E. Roumlllat. II* %*«•••!,. fr.V I'rrss , ,,, , R rlith dish for Bed boat en­ lend Ihe annual Pioneer Night 1 „ . I IMI \\V \i:K . <Hiioo, h r. ::n tool «tint.l*«t III on the Karelian • th e a tslstsn t. Mr. Bell and Mr. were a lightw eight metal o f a F ii’w li kiii.it Fiidtt\ •picnd a celebration who cannot nUrml be| ®*Wy P««rol* will !«• main 1 semble—Mr*. J. E. A bernathy. I.Vi I •• i .n .. . f i jiia h a.fi Mars i bthniii- sinn* lire. It, launched the U Khper, as well aa the Enumera- type, he said, tised by army P jt » i Casserole for 4th best en- cause they have no m ran. of , tuin.-d n. all of Sanford * rhurrhe- u liitrr Dliinke! o\.-i Mjtinr-iila. I*. Hoik ib-fmiti*ly <mifii mril, hi *rood mi nth of Nvnr hy throwing - : t i n , ! o n facing a big Job, It was H u m , transportstion, Frank Kvon. *.f »n hading thoroughfare, in llu somi le—Mrs. H. H. Cole men. Fori < Sli| l..i «.( | ,well i .Imi' ino no firms- f*toiinl«d at 100.000 men .Mulligan Wi Ohio nnd He at first reparted only ono '•.fed oat, and la order that -la k- e -city during th r month* >>f heavy • Jiary Mid today, rrqurat.ng Be,I lamp for special arra n g e ­ liny, Fine • • • f. \ * u . told mem •»' o e -iirn end of the Finns' engine buried ia tba mart, bat .wrath Might ho completed In tra ffir. Deputy HKeriff Carl W.l*•'•"..... " r “* U r* ..f M. \ i,oi i. .in \s tf. noun- Muriio ilirim line yesterday In an /aliS tted tim e had ha as near- said there easily could be an­ ment of Santo on roof—entering that rarh person a.trm ting tl.e llama, who oiganitrd .h r pstn.L , ‘ •*•**....ui-.. itf .'l !"• avent In an aulo of hi* o*n ti.i* -ti..|.i) rfft.it I,, wtrike n knockout blow. ilrt| tlirn-f I III MM'II I \ as la. hwoMuly pee .t- other one farther, down that ha chimney—won by Edward Ian * . year bring al lea*, one person !**Jd tod^y. Th* hulk id the 100.000 troops w ool! wet have Mon able M *' W•* • !•» not i»v pitHil in$*ly liltitter Iff «"t.l r. Id m-ro»i|,a>i".l with him Deputy William" formed th r in- j H l.o Usages U* Mention \\ hr I hr i IM not thr-.* irillliD 1111* were nitride the main LeningradMr. B. R. Back, Mias ZUlah In addition s .pecl.l commit»rols 0 » rhsirm sn of a Junior .now in ....... t....... m.lat.ly h. Viijoin highway nnd everything Welsh, Miss Jean ette La lag, Mrs. tee ha* ieen oiranged end Iran*- | C ham ler of ( om m r.fr committer. I tie Ih.koln amt ... h a..-a-, and lirtifi. I.ll. h t llir lr |a II,I |ll|ll!$*r indivate.1 n mu-pi'll surge tow ard •my dnohi .ti iii> iiiitid that tIn*v Amelia Neb Is, Mrs. M. R B lrkk- polltUUon tn and from the meet- They will a s .i .l ped#.lrlan* aero*, below 30 .......... . a t . . . . . ......... Vlipmi along l(tr western side of rsisl,** hr iiiL Und, Mrs. Roy W illiams, Mrs. utg will b e , furnished for thow> the* ttrecta in thr vicinity of thr ,111 th r middle we-l utid ru I . t i g i . th** isilnttiM near the (bilf of Fin* ago, "to attempt to recover as Thoms* Jonas and Julian •n d church**. Boy Smut* who tttrrv l , fluring Mir duy •.».Hlri*tmg hr. Sliph. r - Irlief woy tin toil |;ini| who roll county 3603. -----“ mow aa M could tomor- Raymond BaumaL th« variout churchc* hive been tcm pcrntinr« u r r r irp m trjl in on M .IM H I pho|oi;*iiphs tnken • f Th# program which includes The ftlnftiiiK of the Russian at___ Johnson will m aut In a several ipeakcr* a* well as en­ aakcdl to aofvt a■ mrmbcift of the ; \ rw Koflmid but * ilh •• tln m i Mam bi*t ^luiiini'i ut thiv IjinioiitH •totUtorM (»■ ra a e Rk) larger M at and altepvpt to tatoa in S<Dith P*trol». , of inorr inmv or nun un Ilir HilBwey oh*fi \ nil i ) tertainers, begin* al 7:10 nrloek the auterm, Lowe said. ' • . rfilil, N'ttrtlifii'DI, Vt., irp o itrd Afthn uh.-ir ttif niihly plniirt and will be completed by 10 n o A p arty . Ud by Lowe, sesrehod P, M. end following lhl* a New FLAY WILLIAM TELL ! ' ,hrl" « r1 «;«mimred with 17 t.ns uliiiif’l diiM-tly in the zenith, a thrae-mtle area for bodies, bwt thus rtviui* the les**t amount''of , — . ihMow tbc p rrt DiUB itiglii. Y ear's dine* will be held for th# Douglass Aircraft nlino*pheii* through uhivh to Diki* yaongar grnaiation. There will be WATFIIHTOWN, H. D.. Dw. 3# I ; Flymoutl. harbor wareported that a B-1H-A pioturm. Tin* photo* werp taken t M , admission rh s.g r* for the - ( A t —Don.ld Mile toll, 14, trn c -I Inckcil ninl n o s . t guaiil |uilrul of the marking* found when Mar * was the cIom-nI to | dance. R oth th* d .n rr and the fully told police yr*terd*y of play' bout u a . ili.poti'luil to fin foil here carried a crew o f eln. . _____ .t$ illsfienrrallv fair, somewhat fold* the i 'AMIi in n*«-eiit yearn, program in honor of pioneers will Ing a “ Williotn Tell" gome with | ing vc»*cl» couglil in .!.«» it"' Considerable mystery had at­ „ , , . . . 11ii41* uf a p p ri^ ’inateiy rt.’b.fmmi.Ihhi «*r in $>outh centra) portion. Froat Sanford will s t o m o I t s ____ I b* to ld in the Lake Mary Com­ his brother, Jerry, R, who My nesr tached to the diecovery o f tho r a t ta of the routh refolded the ,„ilrw; to Okeechobee mocklands tonight, In oa s many wt weeks on Moo- munity House Monday night. wraekago, for Civil Aeronautic* holiday fat death In a hospital from a »**lp first snow of the yrur l-itdftyj . 4 . \Kim.liiy fair, slightlv w arm er In C " Authority Inspector W. IL Hatch* day. Mew Yeara’ Doy. gun wound. l£ n .id ..id .J e rry \ ,,,„ .b ly n.rthw.?-, a i .......’ j . ^ V e t t t ' t t . b r i ’K RED CROSS SENDS $ 10,000 Alt eteras Uw city will M fell to the ground a fte r he shot at I ,t|,. Georgia. Tim fall in A tlanta lao at Miami said he had ne re­ Praelpilslloa a hslf-gsllrn ran testing on the [ slight, however, nlthough » 'r th f ni< *1 .'onlinuou* *rric» nf port a f a ml**lng plane and WASHINGTON, Dec. 30. —</P) younger boy’s head. large .rale and high Yesterday .... ......____ _ .40 mountain top* 3ll mile* further added that If one had disap­ lures ever errured," he ileclslx-d baa la Uw C apri House i«vd —The American Red Cross hoi Tn ilstr this month ................ AO peared in l i l t area before Moonorth were while. Colunibii*, Hall will to tloaad through- eotlad $ 10,000 for tho relief of rnnal* run in straighl di­ Normal fo r m o n t h ___...... 1.09 (la., hail some alert nnd Macon, re,The day. bo v lrtla o ot tho earthquake in A niFIRST TO BE KILLED linns a* if nn rnglnrer had Mid Normal for year ...... IL I1 In middle Georgia, hnd hotli them w w ' im H H I , tells. ___________________ nut, be said, and a re geo- Normal to oat# ..... — O l .l i llutchln* aald reports o f mlaoLONDON, Dec. 30.—(AT— The sleet and m ow, hut in small melrie in pattern. tag army pleaew- ordinarily are • ROOBTBLT WIRES SYMPATHY Loodon Dolly Harold disclosed to­ quantities. Daily rh an g rs In Ih# north polar Tempaeolnree no* directed to hha. The snow flurries rxtem leit cap ron«isting nf clouds and hare day th a t Corporal Thomas Friday High Low Rata TM llri rarew aaM aace WASHINGTON, Dec. 30. —OP) wm# th* first British soldier to Into ra s trrn Tennessee and w est­ betoken tba existence of a Martian Dee. 24 — •— v [ tt . 0 ,RMHb baaed at _________ _ loliw it Boosavalt yestarday bo killed to oolion during tho uror. ern North Carolina, but cloud* atmosphere, he explained, ticlen- Dec. 26 0 73 Ot It aaad that type a f bpasb wr tort were breaking and forecasters tba president of Turkey a Friday was killed on Dec. 0 while • lisls to v r long declared that Dec. 26 ------------70 60 bow af aorta Ahat had rrratoi on patrol duty between Oertnan toW the alarm area should movo there U vegrtath n nn Mars and Dee. 27 . . - ....... 70 hk 60 40 to tto . nnd British llnas aa th* western oenthoM lwsrd by B aturday rnorn- If there also M an atm osphere life NOTE: Resdii nn load# * •* can to supported. dally at 7:10 Contest Listed , By Mrs. Heeren B C t ) . Ml. Dora Man Is Held In Lottery Y U1 F leecin g C harge H ighlights Of 1939 In S ?n fcrd A nd Sem inole C ounty O utlined Raise Funds Fo Blind Tmm Dane 1ST" « r Plane, Found O ff Florida Keys Is SOU Unidentified Begin Census Of • For Lake Mary’s Pioneers N i g h t y JOrnSoSSr./ Mwas raalahud, , an. forhiddMto txklblt scbedulea Winter Continues IMartian Canals Spirited Thrust! Really Exi s t , WithSnuwBInnkvl, New Year’s Will Be Observed As Holiday In City LOCAL WEATHER to _ •it. u, Ol. ! ^ , * ' V : J. FT,: 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, 1939 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 29, 1939; <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/19db75dff534d229f1641d9ef7d9db57.pdf 5482e86e26a2b1176ca6df4b0dd5aff8 PDF Text Text \ i S js z r J 1 From all reports and every indication, San­ ford merchants have experienced the4most suc­ cessful Yuletide shopping season in many-year& \ ' . ■* 1 r* ■ * !* * * ✓ Credit for this must be given in large part — to the individual citizens who have1 responded so loyally to the “Trade-At-Home” campaign. * X• , s thousands of dollars which 4 have been ;going * elsewhere, htretofflre, will henceforth remain at home to make Sanford grow and prosper. We want to make this appeal: that in the months to come Sanford people will not forget the purpose of the “Trade-At-Home” campaign ani will continue to buy locally whenever pos­ sible. We, your merchants, have tried to show our appreciation by meeting the demands of the buying public as regards price, quality of goads, and Courteous treatment, but further, we wish to take this occasion to thank'our customersJ (or < the Splendid patronage we have received during ............ theiChristmas holidays. At the same time, realizing that what helps ithe merchants helps the town as a whole, we want to declare our intentions to make this cam­ paign a continuing effort to the end that the , ’ ‘‘ * 0 % • In return, fer our part, we pledge our un­ ceasing efforts to meet ell competition whether in price, quality or courtesy. By continu^g to . ^yy.Qfk together in the future as wholeheartedly VMTlas the first five weeks of this campaign has 1/> demonstrated can be done, we will all be «doing » our part toward making Sanford a bigger tmd better city. — * I . ... j This Advertisement Is The Fiitlj In A Series Made Possible By The Following Merchants And Business M eg . I B. L PERKINS . C.L& M . dingfElder CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. MONK’S BILLARD SCOTT'S . STANDARD NENTICM ■TATIOil FLORIDA PpWER &LIGHT CO. TITLE GUARANTY & ABSTRACT CO. TRIPLE “S” GROCETERIA J. c. pEnne COMPANY I1 _________________ FORREST GATCHEL’S (.110(1,111 A NK\T (MUKirr SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS : WIGHT , GROCERY CO. , .• n m CITY ICE & FUEL CO. ... 1 U ------------ . EMERICK Ha r d w a r e •RIDA OTA' BANK OF SANFORD t h e st y l^ sh o p HILL LUMBER ’ & SUPPLY YARD ; *• COCA-COLA b o ttlin g CO. ■‘ '* 1 COLEMAN’S RANDALL ( , > ELECTRIC CO. STRICKLAND MOTORS, INC. ANGEL’S EAT SHACK - PETER PAUL’S BEAUTY SHOPP .uy;i> TOUCfiTON PAUL W. RADFORD THE COWELL CO. THE SANFORD ATLANTIC | NATIONAL BANK ST. JOHNS TCR LINE CO, HILL NFORD PAINT HARDWARE CO. COWAN CO. MATHER • SANFORD WERT f t W. FRUIT CO. & GLASS CO. FURNITUREi. CO. URNITURE CO THE JEWELER ALTMAN SEMINOLE 1 t H.B.POPECO. TIRE SHOP, INC CHEVROLET CO, SECURITY PALMETTO INC * BRIGGS LUMBERiCO. GROCERY STORE & f t ENGLISH McLAUUN WALTERL HOFMANN ” — J H I 7 3 TH E JEWELER TABLE' SUPPLY i |i< JEWELER ; COOPER ELECTRIC SANFORD CASH . STORE SERVICE FEED STORE i . RQUMILLAT VALDEZ HOTEL • SANFORD | BAGGETTS ■w«!as..v“ & ANDERSON MACHINE CO. TUXEDO FEED PURCELL CO.' LIQUOR STORE -w u c L n t ia « rA u ar IVEYS KENT MOTOR CO, * SUPPLY CO. AID n R A IM THB MOUK* SHOE STORE LEE BROS. SANFORD SANFORD SANFORD FISH A. WIEBOLDT BUICKCO. PLUMBING MON1EZUMA GAS CO. & GROCERY CO. HOTEL • ;* . EY DRUG CO. HOMERS HOTEL MAYFAIR PATS USED CAR W. f t REITZ EXCHANGE COIL tMDl 41 MAOMOUA : s • -yrf* . r MAXWELL '»■' -------- ------------ -------- L V” u -lY-i f t M. PXPWj , * (XX HOCKEY’S TIRE SHOP W. W. AUTO BARTS tn — -— r n " — ay m <v* 1 • . \V R, ^ r- - V. . ■ T i. . \ .1 .j p x �« •V i _ fW - v?> ,K 3 k u -4* - •*. .*■'%« -JP* jj> v-,-.*.',*..- Y <~> . Member Amodated Press VOLUM E X X X I i* Resist Ievaders With * * .. * ' SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1939 WINTER DESCENDS ON NATION Ski. T r o o p s At Lifeline ilroad Of Reds; Objective Reached Rest Clerk ToBeNamed I In Contest Eatabllahed In 1908 N U M B E R 108 Deaths In Turkey 1.10 In Cash” Will Be (liven To Three Ad\ judged Most Court­ eous By Committee Recorded At 9,000 fa * owing Interest Is Evidenced In I94C Elections Fresh Tremors M ag­ nify Terror, Devas­ tation, -Suffering; Anatolia Hit Hard Mar. 2.*l I Deadline For Candidates To | Qualify In Races; Fighting Fires With the p .i«tirc of the Chrlsl- G t 1mi* ►hipping ►oa-on. th.' ’'tr:d c . )a l h u n r" campaign cn rred il* *meoml |.liw«<* ifit v ' viili an anipim i-tm tn by Mayor I’dw atd |lit:s n- th*l f-tn In ra-h will I r ! Stinnil'll In (hr throe r lr tk i in 8nnfuril stores wtip a r adjudged h 'I p ' a ► .'Ctrl committee I tie -inn*l cti.irlm ii, nml r lllrlr n t" during a Ci"'ir ( in to- tii-lil Jan. 2-1.1. ( Mr V i'jur Higgins mill lhal I ho n't wi«-.'.w*' wmefarw In i' 1 1 llir oimloot, lirlil ill f in F l t j l f ’d * n d linn iriih Ihr iH 'o in Indue, C. owing In lcrr.l 'iin n g S ine spend n r of *8 n fj.il Drill V a ( id n n t 8nqh|<>le ( minty ro Im il In Hanford/’ I* In n«-ls. Ihr t r , " • iknt nnd Inrte.vud “slre-l-cortinnl.H in improving llirlr , « W ^ l ANKAHA. fu tk r> . Dee. 2H Soviet il llirlr ci Hloinrr* m wrll tu*Jnt- ner“ ■‘peeulatfon n \e r the tm-Mii— ( M ’l - - Official* lodry anb illtlo nf sucre-, for the varlmt* prm inu ih rir |H'r*nnne|. nounred tl.OtMl p*i*ons were troop* Invasion and ., A i** inm lltrr nf 20 •elected .-nndldatr* who hnve -Irlilfled kllliol or ln|ur*d In Ihe region —arwM i'ii" i n In a b m e a c c to ra nkinjr the their IntentDn* of running file W ln lrr fell* on Ih r United S lates; Ih r “ ilu»t biwvl i- (-avert'd with between nine Hopper* w hoir name* will not be r f r.rslnean aDne In yesler* nd id K«l will vl«lt all *lore» and 1puMIr nlfiro m ark. Ilw ndvrnl nf d ry ’s Anatolian earthquake. o f f e n s iv e . ilnchre o f show nml tem perature- ra re downward In o llirr |».-irt-» of Ih r laml rvp ’ W ashington, D. C\, dlvulgike u w illlrn report of their IUto, gen rnl rh rtim i year. New trrm or* .hook Anatolia P lanes and sk i troops j #Bj oyrij II, fin .1 snowfall o f ih r w inter. Anna K lrannr nml t'tin i* Dali two o f'P resid en t Roosevelt’* m lit ID in a President will be lB>|MV»*loii* of IIip iilore, il.i atiwk leday while a h littartl and railway grandchildren, romp In inow in thu brickyard of th e White l|uu-e. -eleetrd for u four year term alrucV a t R ussia's and il* personnel, offering nny fierce wind* lucre.'-ed su ffer­ ctn 'lru ctlv e crilirlini they liell-ve nnd Seminole County clcelor* connection with tha far north ing of hundred* nf thousands will rn*t ballots for n United ' Ip line with their findintf*. These nf homrle**. \ heavy storm •I V point whara t^a Murmansk I jrim lts will lie held ronfldenti-ii I Htiile* senator, n icpie-entative, raged along Ihe lllark Sea line rnmea wlthla '46' mil** of ' Ian will he given directly to ihe n governor nnd all S tate anil r is s t. Irarlnx ship* loose from the riw W i fronMqr. There, were Ict'iite*! judge* and turned over to County official- who ore circled m norinc and battering down to llirlr office*. • the meirhvnt* roncerned. unconfirmed reports that nrhlleses.ide home*. With a temperThe flr*t primary of Ihe DentOn the l.**t day of the ronl»«t, ature i f ? ! degrees Ikrlnw clad , ski troop*, a highly mobile sern (I'rlirenhell) many of rn. 11, n coupon will be iu,i iH-rntic Party In Florida will be unK.-pDnnlng to dbWPt eommuheld on Tin—day, May 7 nnd will j th iu -sn d - i f rarlltquakr *urend the# retreat quick* Dccplte unfavorahlc wenther legged Mark duck, Florida duck. be followed three week, later b y ' piddle ran indicate It* rlioire a* vivnii who lied to Ihr field. had reached their condition*, W dll f t rent epccic* of kaldpMr, pintail, green.wingyd j the sieond DenuM-ratie I'rim ary tin' mo*l courteous and efficient s r i r fn iirii i«> dralli. bUtu were counted in Seminolo teal, blue-winged teal, rlng-nee*rlrellon on May 2K. Tli • leap-year So |>er*on I* entitled to jr. objective. Ceunty Sunday by a party of *1* liighlighl, however, will I n' tintourc than one vote and the Ini A N K A ll A . T ii ik c v , Doc. A’ Finnish attar* statoet Bm* pereona under the supervision nf iiick, hooded merganser. turkey I I t< must Ik* turned in •*! Tin- ireneml rlivUnn in Nnv. .*• when vulture, Mark vulture, »liar|>-! Jack C. Russell. *28.- (A T l W illi O.OOtl <«>** I'rraidentinl elertor* w ill la- named ! Herald nffire not lite r than ditto hawk, xrotid-winged L e tt year there were 117 »pe- rhiiuird u n it itm nlri'.’iilv m in k r il tt|i In • a id lh" Demm-rnlir nomination* I' M Jan. ir>. elei reen during the annual count h an k , knld eagle, . pigeon hawk, A vomit will he made und of State and Ciiimty "Ifieiiil- nmi’ n p I It t| n n l> I* ciitn atro p lit* , uader the au*pice* of th* Florida rparrow hawk, bab-whltr, kinit With the dee la ration by Mayor Imtied over lo the secret judges i filmed. f r i’j'lt I m t t n r a iti.iu iiifiill tilt! A IM O e -retreat* free* *adrewee Arsduhon Society but the d iffer­ rad, aora. Florida galllnulr, emit, Aivnrdlng In a rlnlule itaaMil WII- Kdward lliggins that the City v tin will make the awards after J at Ihe la*t session of the Iwglsla‘ led plover, pi S ivrnty-nne— for nine hub—— l i i t u r . ih.viiiC.iiI inn m ill nuf* , peeU ,M the Aretie rogtan B*»- ence In the two figure* wa» said kllldeer, bUck-bell doe consideration of Ihe rrpnr*. inlpe, g re a te r yellow-|.'gs. Commission is desirous of I' tsslmt tore, those who Isit i-imI to seek nt the age nf three .mil n hall f i 'iin g intiny in onsttofn m u f VMve duir . ta w ar Bated- to have been' ttia m u l t of a ron'a anlj yell a ip a lb r- p a rty •tMe year, an I to lr*aer . . . . . . yellow-li , I, leaat aandplprr. a law that is wanted by the rlti- Of the shoppeFa committee. t reinforcem ent*. The first prise winner will he elect Inn lo public office liave only I f|Jiat’* the golfing arhlm •■•**•-•** n n i't h r m A n n tn lin . ilng-blllcl cull, tens of Hanfiitd, the ordinvitra 8.1 iUy» to qualify a fter Jan. I nf Hubby Daw-mi. abovy, -mi »l all_rt ***- - ' 1 11neiwlet the cold, cloudy and windy w rath- herein* gull, llng-billetl er prevailing during the trip. Forster's* le n t, Caiplan tcm . providing for a lirm se fee tliat so sided fir. in cash, the second for Ihe law requlrrs that ’,*ach! the prufe—inmil ul N ew in io ffic itil t-ftlim iitea |j»kcw»..d ‘ price winner 110 and Ihe thlid m w ade In the lo- mourning dove, . around dove. would discourage the bidding " f . L i* , winner » i eandklatp for nonilnatiun to o f-. Country Club. ljikew..i>d. n f tin ' hit run n to ll, in c lu d in tr Lake Harney "and whip-poor-will, belted klngfl-hrr. out»M« c« ntractora on loc»l jo b il^ 'fie* -hall fils hi* sworn -tatem eni - •lead and injuied, ex arled by th# ’•I-UavaUd XILfMckM-. ploali l woeeper.kxf. red m and receipt for committee a-sess d l^ n n ln l M lM rh ir * W nflin m f il ..I isitlh -du.l«. is e m iK d • 111* 1ft mlbw a ^ lb e llie d woodpecker. . Wd-hraded V c a r ,___ nienl*, If any ha* Ihh-ii le iie ’. and t rodee In boats forwredpvcker, yelluw.bellled trmalboata fo r - four mflca. • .it In r apprnxllitalinn nf 8.000 already had pay his filing fee tn tin- eli rk iml j The group Iwaa eompoeed of picker, hairy woodpecker, downy regular merlin* lit the City Mall i ' lea- (ban <0 day* previou* to the *b ad. lief brigades fought _ ether’ war remained Mr. RuaaeU, E. B. Stowe. Ed woodpecker. I day of the Primary Kleclion" Apprexliaatefy 2d cantractoni In | f u r - in hundred- nf village* and Al*o I’hocbc, Acadian flycatch­ Kimball, Mllla Boyd, Jr., Lotti* eace p t' le v b rief pa| Viiurding to an lnt"rprrtallnn ntlir tiad rs and others weir >iti<* which lull in*tl in the vvaka er, tree nwallnw, blue-jay, crow, various WIIIDtn Goetch. of Ibis law (lie deadline fur rnndi- | present for la s t night's dlsouakimi nf I in* li i nnii i F r a a ^ 'a n d 'a c ria l e t5 w m e n D ^ r,V|! H M J f tr n than any j fish crow, tufteil titmouse] brown- and oliji'ction- \veir voiced hy Il HSIISH,* n r-sae T k rrri | ™ ’’ olee* o fr ih * German other appeDs. T ne-iairty report-1 him rd nuthatch, hom e wren, win- •everal who fearod th at the work­ New -hni'k-. la t night wee* V aeettaad B ritain led sighting mi eatlm atrd R.OJO of Her wren, Carelina wren, mocking- ing of the proposed t-iwr ci.uld l r | PALM ItKACII,J)ec 20 - tA*)d\t> e* • . , ,, ,, .T ' T | lerom palii.d bv nw r-uine rum------. . . . . e biri, ralbIrJi brnlrT, thraaher, T hr iiatbn'* w lltline Chief of aaA rn m e e of Inciting Finland F in la n d ! thee* to*** waterfoul w au rto u i during the trip. Minglei Uml.dia. Il ws fo followed second a* robin, blurbinl, blue-gray gnat ronatiued to apply to them. An S ta ff/ Ceneial Peyton Mmrh. ree■| | i In u le ,'* belli ecu llu r o n t i l i i 'n t * dcllherntelv to re s t* Russia eo Tree awaltow* ordinance which would levy a li­ kinglet, cense fee of 1100 on an outside 1nmmrndrd yi—lenlay on Ilia Tftlh counted an estim ated ratcher, ruhy-crowned ml A ••1*1 ejtse. a total ^ 5 P Atyt o t ^ Uoof nf birtDIay, that the United Stale* m - o' eOaetm m nan n yy., ‘< v *J500 fDh crow* American pipit, loggerhead shrike, pnpI were sighted, 2.<00 robins, 2J)0) Hack and white w arb h r, orange contractor coming to Sanford to rrm rnibrr Throdme Moosevrlt'i .UUU tailed GrnrkD ami IA00 kill crowned waflder, m yrtle warbler, do husini—s wa* grnerally favor- adi ire “Speak softly, hut rr rry u ‘ b e n t 4h*lr boaA-lal lo pbie warbler, prairie warbler, able, however, and City A ttornr) big slick." ----A |ir«»g?itnn |IIIVl. ,l« ni'.|iQi. ,|. Uui ll PnDA PitUI! IlirifTH It. Wilson was Inalrirled to n"u I bill |» i oii»i *i i ••• «i V itto rio ' A 8*1 of the birds which were pal m warbler, yellow throat, hood' F'leii The hig -lick in tldr u e , he vlllll. d o w n o n t lr r p ln f? I.AKK A I.I’llF.D. lie. 28 A Irsw up an onlinanre which would . 1, 1. 1. . J n h a s t u d the »lfhted on the trip are a* fol- mI warbler, English sparrow, ellnilnnti' -ays, -houM be in Ihe funn of m thorough study "f till' effect- <d m lrrt”*l li«- Im iii Iltti -|nip* M;i * MiaitiH the rs u s r. nf otjeelion \iy lit !'• mrailuwDrk, ted-wlngrd black­ 1Mil nniiii.il I* • iiimI 11in in tl oil lit«iifin sot Tin' i.rdinsnre which was plated sib qiinie nsliimal drfen-e pro­ m ritiui |iarkliifliiiii-i' prin-tice- in* I Ihr American ----egret, bird. rusty blackbird, boat-tailed I I* i- |i* l.l III iI.* iti. I -il |«a III ;i • H im ( Imill In r oil ipwt tl ie*iil«lit >r« in al­ V atican and lU ll a n g o v e d m e n t - anowy on Hi* fiisl leading at the In -1 gram , with I'liipliaais on n mndem ilic quality nf Fbirbln ru m - lim t- I In i of ........... . • .* s.«’\\ N !• i• LnuUlana hrrun, little blue g rarklr, Florida crackle, cardinal, io* wideColorful pageantry surrountled meeting nf the Conimlisb n, pro­ streamlined, ntnlnrisrd ainiy and t- nine under way lit (lie * IIin- j Huy Im'i; iiiiiiiil* •«' • :u v M green heron, blark-crvwned goldfinch, townee, Savannah u combined regi Inr niniy -ml N'api* ml r11 m I ci iirrM. S S l u t . t t J l l S f to . P ~ U II E x ycllow-crownril heron, sparrow, field sparrow, swamp vided that a contractor must 1**1 tlonal Guard ef at b o -I l.nuu.nno F 'la-riin rp t Station licrt- Tin ....................... M l* l» ‘M l . t All......I m h i - M i f f ri c t l ►catch i- dltcclc.l by Dr. A. I b lttrrn , mnllard. red- ly ia rro w ^ ^ n d ^ o n i^ js p a rro w ^ ^ ^ <v City ih rnpatiniial lireiise nf ttih. men. . 11 i i \ hi i i n . ............... I «|iiu kr< in Cnmp, horlieiillnri.l in elinipe I tin- • \••lour *•»• In i' • 1 for Hie first year and )2A annual TO year*. * . w <—■ ■ r n • H A p iil I | I" li o| I it m-\ ill**. t» "Tbe Admlnislrallnii'x policy i« 1!•, a *»i*I II M of nf (lie slatlnn. nl the rctjin-I t>f ly for -n h si/u en l years. 11 d." Setae;foreign obaenrem i < S h .i» *hot k - la i •1 m o l e III.ill I tion. .l i f I • -Iml.ili ^ ^ w ^ _ liUinly outlined: Ihr |»<*o|i|r •y | br Flnriiltl f i t the industry fined a rn n tiartn r as any p-raim i » mi »f S; iii m id Nliil |i •1 .otl-4 well* V loll nml Niii.'i Itliv is rti* Coinmi-slon. .*ontrnrlinir to do a Job cf H urt • wlBhrE a r t c\rtr, hf prhI. 1 furil. \ I • o OH Ilf IMOV.IIII • lo liuvi* In l llodr 11Vi*?, ThoUtTbe ro n tm l—inn un sti'linrirnl • nd rm ploylnr oim* or mor* *mn. '* *JJ *dd« up to II. II. Pope, local duller, dwlrwl MtilUn* RMte« out of u a r. b i to by the last Slate Legislature t J 1 Ihr MfSI.ii i oo t i.iiD 'li %*•«•••• Mini nnd-* of liiiitdiiiq« wm* aliakrn Ktl l.mif. I'l.ml II mi Im nf l/ik f’ down. lo know whether under the pin- ln§urr th*t, we ve got to »c r tf - make and enforce irgulslinn- gm iim *i i » **i psrkiiiKhniiiM' praellrrn. Mary will n v i vUlotiE of the onllnanee he truuM paro«| * * - In the J i M w ir. U f ernltig .^h Vi ' i r p irn t (*Nri|it|iiAkr« on Since no exhaustive Investigatbins mt'iiioiiDS»i»t. Iti.T.l, iii'ni* .Smyrna on A111 1 1 1 i I m .i , \n V fnit - - ................................... bU tin* wi’M ri»n*>l( a n d o n Nov, 2H* us out, of w a r j - i ever huve been made .tin wltirh ChDf O: P. Paxton In a resolu* preeanl position of bulldlpg It) bid " o n 's " Job for " in s ta lls ion nf ""•« woultl keep ipren* ' -iieh regulations roulil I*.' Ilhsi-tl, nf uur will In* I l f llt.lloM tT y m **l* IBl'.*, m Anatolia ki|lo«l 200 und an oil hratei in a home rn .' ' ,<?u l l >r unprapftrrd lion passed by th* City ComrnDIII I l f JlllllHIll FVl’Ol, olllbl’4 JIM’ 'th e CommU*inn reque«trd the F* r.O pci won? iVhpcv!ivoly. Ril* roultl be he rrqulretl to pa pat •h*’" wn" ’i b* any Hma >r ah rth e r he would a t it* regular m eeting In form ______ .. ed' _____ hta. duties tor’a license in .s ld l- • opportunity to gel tesdy a fter w* perlment station tn undertake the invilr.l In nl I* nil • ••••!• \ illiiur? w p i * d r a t r n y r d ' tn ihe CHy flail last night In wkldh without fe a r e r faeor.,.#n<l ,f o r tho rontrarti dealer’s license. :> d , r r l In- Then, we had Koflamt ami leaearrh ami furnished » romplete lllUllkMIl III* li III r.t *r», lIltTV III" Ittttl’l wlioi'k, Mr. Paatonhi resignation as a lt- th e host Interest of .the, CJtyjOf tion to hla dealer's Itransr. ruvl Franc* r ranee keeping G*imany Gatmany bark un un­ small experimental packlnghoii-c iirr only lu*» lomriiiiiit^ nl fnv \ i”» l r i d : i > i j u n k r wa? ropitemploy of the City was accept- Hanford and It D with reg ret Smith, of tb* Hanford FurnHnr* i til BO |»i,nM!ti<« who lit li’iiilnl tin* h 'lrd at mimcioiiN nlj*orvntorlfft« we rouhl get their. New, If for the purpose. Company, also daairrd to know *d. th a t the Cl City Commission (ii>t 1*1011111 Nu'hl I y«*i»»v ni!" Thorough studies are jdaum -l nf w» gel In, il will mean that G er­ iticlutliii^ the \Vr»l Bnxuwich In addition In the resolution, d ip .pts In* ivslgnatlon a* building whether the. ordinance Would in­ many D winning, ami II will le the effeeta nf all rneehanlral njii'r- They an* \mhi«» «• \ Silhiuny HcUmotfi np)i in London, the clude him in laying linoleum es a th e member* of the City Com­ inapertnr. ii who w i * i •• WHshinir, (tlryinir! nml h W U ntil too late tn get ready then." at ions, aueh * Np iii IiiiIi 'I and /.uri<*R ()li»crv*a« mission couinisnded him fo r hi* |ii’t'lik rly at lorii*N “ NOW. TIIERKFO RE BE IT service in ronnectinn with a «»l». 77 nti'l il’l > • nnd ludDhlng. a i well n» the u-c ih S w itirrlan d , ni*.l the W. K K lirhhoff prolesle I 'h a t long end faithful service and *«• RF.SOI.VKD UY T H E CITY nf detergent* anti r|c*n*lnx that t•in*' ttm tl.sm aw S*sa. Klirl Ui’i lc i i Imi i vatm > in llvliriuin* tended to him th eir best wishc*. OOMMIKHIOM OF T H E CITY To nil III'* i* H(•B-Malins? " ‘ i t ! agents, snap- and wiap |aiwdrr*. In reply MC b V r P a tto n said “ I O F HANFOItn, FLORIDA, that Will I f ; ehrm irnls, waves nnd nil-. Cnhir- OU yi'ille of ,iyt . Il deeply and aincrrely apprecD ta the resignation o f 0 . P. Paxton n . ing thrnugli tlie use of dyes amt nw anlnl l#\ th** l..il • Mmy • h.»m th e cogrteslea extended me and as building In sp ecto r of the City her of (*oiiini**m hit’ll w 'll *’ii I other agents a- well a . hy ethy­ I consider It a g re a t hoaor to ho and the aama hereby mcceptlene and Other case* al-n will he t it It* thrm lo nil* n l .1 *>lmw "l ha** been able to serve ed, said resignation to become liir-ilny, Investigated for their effect on th«* 1Cit x T In :• 1• •• oil GAISKHVII.l.E, Dee. 2* effective the d ie t day of De­ NEW YORK. Dtc. 28 —(/?)— eating and keeping quality of the Wnlni'Bilnv m rim»ih»y ih IIm* Postil ility nf a new two million cem ber, IP30. i v afternoon m « v« hihu Janie* W brelur-llill, aoervlary of fruit. On learning that he was wanted Hrfir•vlimi ol - w ill l*«» hi'jvpil the (irriiinu A inctirsn Bund, was “Home of tha questions we hope “ BE IT .FU RTH ER RE- dollar farm ing Industry for Flor1 i a hit and ran charge. Sunny to answer,’’ said Dr. Cantt’. ’a ir In thusr proM'iit follow lll|; llu* arresird tmtay on an indlrtm ent BOLVED th a t the thank* a f the Ida D seen by Dr. F. H. Jamison, Smith, 26, of Paola, reported a t truck hortieulturU t with the A gri­ charging -erniitl degree perjury, a po chemical* remove natural otl- profmiii. City of Hanford be and th a tam e E ip*t intent Station of th* S h e riffs Offlea yesterday a f ­ fis ts th# rind? If »o, are these misdemeanor. , a re hereby ext#ndad t# "Chler cultural ExMtimt Paxton fo r hi* long and fa ith ­ Ihe U nlvrndty of Florida. Tho lit ternoon and waa released under oils replaced ly ap|Hied waxes? The Inilirtnirnl riled IA exam ­ ples uf allrgtil r< n lrsd irtn ry statefu l sendee n *n M alay * * a ad d us try fs the production of pa-1 • band 'af >260. Ilow much heat ran an orange mi'tils made by the defendant y " CommUrton *x- prlkn, but th# big question which 1 1 Tb* ebarg# againat B a lth la stand w ithout Injury to fDvor, rataalaa to b* anawerod Is w h eth -, baaad on a blLand-rtia rasa ro­ eating and keeping qualities? IU best wlkhes f a r during the Inquiry into the a f­ ------- 1--ar this crop can b# grown sueeesa-, Ported b u t Saturday night to th j Dr. Camp indicated that the fairs nf Krltx Kulin, Bund leader fully In Florida. , local police, whan Jo* Palmowden, study will not be confined exclu­ GARDEN CITY, N. V. Dec. 28 now in Sing Hing on h it rnnvleTU United States im port*! >6. was knocked down on W m. sively to the packinghouse, but — (A*)— Bllletl a- tin' “gienlest (kin af a larceny charge. 7,000,000 pounds a year, i TYlrd Htroat wbUe tiding a bifyrD will extend to the grove. He hopes moss flight in the hi-tory of ly from YognaUvIa. Rpaln. | aad aa setkm alr Injarod th at b* to learn how different varlet> s aviation, I.OtMt or ntorv ’’flivver’’ ary and Bulgaria. Tn* pro*- 1*** taken tn U a kaapkaL react to washing, chemical and alr|iU iies la'gau taking off from causing According to law . anfoteaw coloring troatmento. ThD will in* Uie eastern H-atnanl and middle officer*, Ik* auutrhaa to CT’rartalM. Paprika D volve also Investigation as to the western airperts toalay bound fur w*a affaeta exerted in the parking* the annual nll-Amcrican air now sailing at about SO raaU a mofca* which Mostly ih.udy. tonight and FlI■ tb a la tW a body house of different cultural prac- maneuver* in Miami, FU. btak** off hi natnd In Now York. iint*ibly s ra tte m l tight rain removed at Um kocpitaL ttaao, spraying and ferU liutlon, The flight wa* given added im- tbty, . Dr. Jamkipn plan* to ghr* It a in nnrlli and rrn tra l portions, not tbarough tm l an th* Eaparlnunt It - types, ag* af trees and var- lu rtsn ce beraute Ihr governnunt murh changu In lrm|>emtur*. i f lg swora lias inaugurated the t-sinlng uf iwora out ■ ■kafote ■■ a warrantt ^being a c f r n iL County Judge udg# R. W. Wgta far tha mere than 10.000 eivUDna. PresipllalD** -----------i-----1----------Officials of the (’AA will le in Yi'strrdav .....................................,40 anaat ad Baal Smith. ■ It wa ' CHEMIST DIE8 Miami to greet Dm pilots and to To dale tb it month ......... (R th* lattaFa aaiamoklla - ik determine the safety of prtvati Normal fo r m onth At th* IlMtttrd afflaa Smith t,M MEMPHIS. Toon.. Dec. 28 — flyingt Normal fo r year ... - ___ 61.81 (ff)— . Dr. Char lea Edwards Norm* I to dal* ... ...... .. . a t.1 8 aald, t L t w w a ta s kad^ t t o y y _ a Coatas, 72, noted chemist and IIUNGF.B BTUIKB F.ND8 AlKed-German War Is Quiet Pone Seen Kin* In tftnt Official Visit, Bv Pontiff In Years i*“ i^if® Relief Brigades V SO Villages. 12 Cities R eported'To Have B e e n Demolished f 96 Species Of Birds Are Sighted Proposed City '• In Annual Audubon Society Count Law Aired By U tommissioners h T’- Ur,*M,u' M,h> duck. eanrea^ek^'iU^^np! Ordinance On Licen-ir'-rk Hes For Contrac­ tors To Be Redrawn Ptogram For Pioneer Night 1 Is Announced: Time Chief Of Staff WanD Strong Defense LSCSlf' Iti ... Study ()f L l i r U S All Residents O v e r t Be Honored m ..... ... Packing Practices tiO Tollk,.Marv rventi ............. Is Now Underway! M L,,k‘Mar> L' en ! .... . J W ^ ’uu.VT&wi li. L™ s - j i K , •■S* 2BXi. IS wowkr"£H^.rat._uward th. ^- Chief Paxton Is Commended For Long pgj^ful Service By Commission (!»<• asaas-r Paprika Production May O ffer Industry! Alleged Hit-Run Driver Gives Up To Sheriff Hand Bund Secretary I NuhliedOn Indictm ent Mass Fliffht To Miami Air MnnucvcrHlfcginH LOCAL WEATHER VU LB S M which waahroSaa jU th* Umoaud plaaa af tha iraMjmf, ,/ ' wad hart y a*torday at where ha cam* three SUNDURY. Pa. Dae. 28 — _ oax kl# Bata* Bang*, — Pleading “Pletae give me same La. raamaaro far tnataaaat far food,” Andrew Sehurtx, 47, yester­ t in k tu Up. Oaataa V** famed day gave up-a bungar strike ha started six day* ago in demand l ^ t r r o t e r freedom in a prison *-w -“JUfiSTS Z ____ ft High Dae. 24 — 78 Da*. 26 _ 7* Dae. 2 8 -----------7o Dar. 27 ----- 78 NOTEt. Reading* dally a | 7;l? A- U, I �<,} o <r:.> •»V>tab • -- » <—» . r-' v < I TJHE t'SU A ti WHITE NEW, YEAR Florida Guide Has Interesting TAMPA Use. 2* — That the Florida, federal Writers’ Pm)e.H, w . P. A., ha* cone' mote fact hunting than leaf raking, It unnuerllnnalMjr drmonutrated by tho "Florida (inkle," published by the Oxford Prr»«, New York, and now un talc at $2JbO. VBBSE r c i t fODAY 1IIY TYRANNIKH KOUN IgAHTKU; Ami Iht kingI dominion, -osl lbs greatthe kingdom under tho osvrn, ahull bo given to pie cf the Mbit* of tho l*h, whoa* klngikm b an n* kingdom, and ell doShall Mrre end obey him. It's t a r t ' tostemfy -sad -herdj I • ! shall , ask ths Orest hqar, Tbs best lime the ckoagos .her aaet at.the Uiro «f tbs year. To glva me — tot stuffing Ihe cushions—e sackful ef far." •’ -- - 'V But elm's Vary lll-SMimcred and '• gruff, Ursa Major, lha Bear, A■■ *h* growled, Just si rude ea . eeuhMw. from the depth* of *Udtasifrf Can’t get ony rest 7 What .Urn deuce da I cart? suria a yard tuny when tyVs leu**! Let her us* her U Kg r Mir:’' Thai Aft**, the Item, who wa* pflM ltoag, cried- "Madera, I 1 7 /'swear, TM vary ides makes me shudder) . ; I bjB»h for .the Beer." , Mefu ha ogled the bosulleu* damn, J with his yellow-eyed stare *' A4l»dd*d, "l happen myself t« g jjM W floecs* to tpsro" , 1k . ‘‘ Unquestionably the moat c:miiletj ito iy of Florida ever put be­ tw een hook rovers," b tho way E. D , JLaiflhrlght dcrcribe* It in h b teyfch- .ln-T the Tam pa Tribune. "Im mt aatMMetelaJ a tVthe capital and t^ a d h p-^iftftk, inoak -vuwilylo i. the needa of the whot ayga r t f t j * ’ With .thdlfhlOTW w ^S ^tfmrltnrtnK-wtt 'War, the sugar quota* were im m qU aJja^inU fd^The experience of Amer­ ican housekeepers doring the war, wjien pric-ia Were forced *ky high because of dtpemhnee on ‘.he Cfban aupply, brought prompt action in Washington to avoid a. repellilon of tho dliutalrou* sugar *hortngo or that never-td-be forgotten era, and the display of the go-ahead single to Florida producer*. * Plan* were immediately made for the cultivation of 30,000 additional acre* of cane and tho con*trucllon of a If,000 sugar hotter where more than 6,000 workmen would fjiwl immediate employment, and more than 20,000 i*cr*oits vyould be engaged directly and -indirectly In tho production of |PMt! Florida sugar. This wn* junt (ho beginning, and the tune wo* easily envisioned when the n'ule’* sugar in­ dustry would rank among the biggest. \ft’e can understand the reluctance of Administration official* npl.lo cut ihe prop* out from underneath Cuba's ucpbomlc structure at IhU .particular time when air and lubmariiu- base* for some potential enemy might l>c a* imisp rU h tli for ouvjwlves AM when th« good will of all U tin American w w lr ir f 'l* t<i* world of rhaos and misundemUnding ,U uqigfthing rtn [be most highly prizedHut we can't sec why Fhghla sugar growers should l*p mode lhatgM uliqr the whole country. And of course whether of cane or c«lcry. or other r affected, because as Everglade* Tarmom raising enne they will natuinlly blcs In gn area where celery is already i some success. hat there would seem to be some other ic Cuban sugar growers than by cutho Florida fhrmers. lissed a treat tf you haven't tried s Home-Made CANDI 3AM—CHOCOLATE PUT—-HARD CANDIES PEANUT BRITTLE FRESH 618 MELLONVILLE AVE. AIR-BOMBS, FIRE WORKS FOR NEW YEA jR’S—ZE BRAS—YES ' WASHINGTON DAYBOOK Dr PIIKHION (iltOVKK New Cocktail Bar DEW DROP INN ’« aovffnibeut-. I* .. Impe»lpg ”s«)ic- the prie* of silver *at* 43 to 46, donl*'against Mexico.' ekiUs- Shi ulAiec. lnsuaurStlOn df , Tit JUjtJ. Mesko ipopUc-ds souhd; tl^i.'cky^pjatLida r, prognry »M “Tra-b; VISIT THE AT JACK’S tVAKIIlNUTU.S, Dec. 28 —Wh | rtnploymcnl In Ihe ull field* and uf Yankee I npaUrnct uver the nil Li-i-riiicric-M. raualnu unreel aiiiung pruperiles sclsures. i .he MrxW.-an oil crews. In the ulloeilloti of oil lni|*>il' Put the oil pressure I* not the In cm nrcllcn with the nrw tr . ity only un* Ix-iny inipised. The lient with VcnriM ls, Mexico wa* aim- hns been tq rm d on miually with ply listed with "other furrign n -p ccl to.nilver. 'When Congrc** cuuntrles" In n *hsni of Its* then uirertnl th e .trra s u ry in IKIS <» four percent of tho American Im- begin h o » |u a,silv er Ip sh o rt tho port market, flow sh* happened ' price high, Mexico prqfitwl rkhly. to fall oo low In sharing ( h r 1S h e m o rk iled ,treasu ry hoard* and builnc*. of keeping American found a ready. buyer, fa r .h e r big automobile* running is all a p a ll'm lito o u tp u t .,11,1 , , . . . - - , <Jf tho exprupriallon picture. But comK'lfit'-fxi.ronUktfovTill- L’IT O j.v & ° s. M il Osm IodmIs In glee a t1-the ‘ p l e n t y s p a r k l e r s —HOMAN CANDLES FOUNTAINS—FLOWER' POTS ANfc ROCKETS. ALL NEW STOCK DOC’S -N E X T TO SMOKE HOUSE A*vflkMna_Cold h .(Jguccr, Auberculwila, ai|d other ullmenls ail present th^|r..|Mobituns, but the QMimon cold Is the biggest pain In -Ihh neck of them nil. -Everybody has one nearly all tip -time mid they are ffta most contagious things In the tgorgl. Everywhere you go, you arc sura to run into someoaa who is coughing and sneezing, and (hen before* long, you arc too. >. * , >: >•Although ipractically avury disease In the world can bdkl be tire d ’by medical science, thero l» absolutely noth­ ing which cau.bo done about a cold, once you have It, ex- (be Fcderel W H S ? the prrparsliot, of the hock, ySY.The -OckJe’’ roo talas W> f*T », 100 photographs txp reduced In cravore, IB lAaps. Including one Urge highwe >• rnep In colon, and 12 Jit deccratiom. It U divided mto three pelt*! (I) FTorlde* Hath ground, which include* lib*, tory. Contempora n Sccuc, Natur*1 Fitting, Agriculture, Trmnsportatkm. Commerce, Education,“AM, Architecture and many other h»* U-rrrtinK Item*. (2) Principal tit­ le-. t f tho itate In whUh each U given textual and pictorial treat­ ment. (1) Florida I-oOp, with 22 fount written out In detail and also carry ■ complete 1J 1-lquura in LANEYS DRUG STORE Howavar, there are a few things whlch^a person can Ki^Jon. .fir* the . ulf ItyportUJ Intu i. United'RUte*. lit 1U37 b«Kun do for hlmsalf which may help to prevent him from catchthe full. eZefrlte <lf thk . ollTfcXi Ihe.Jbest I* to keep yourself In the vary PropfUtlon laughing. shs-kiuseU thm, big pMblinbe wSat fully tht flood of her glltreilpp. pinkiOj pnjritfcai condition at all time*, hever get tired, Into eftMt' program.'ft In llareh, ID.!*, and never "to ta t tou much or too little, always'exercise some, that year the oil export* to the — MARY IIOLUKN but not too much, and to be os strong as an ox. Then you United. flUtrs frit o ff to s nu-iv PUUUKS. ' Deficit Expected to Ult S won’t have cold* as often anyway. Tuk» fuul oil for IneUncr. . lit ' -headline. Not |e mention Harold J. Reilly, New York health authority, accord­ IU30, Muxlcau exports to the L'., ing to tha St. Augustine Record, offers 10 commonscnae V. amqauted to O70ASM cubic rules, which, he says. If followed, offer aft efficient way , In meters (about 7 barrels to t b s 1 m eter), a t a value oT I4.7l8.vt2l Here thsv arat aret pesos, which to avoid a cold and its consequences. Hare fly IP38 II wss cut to s tu n t i 1. Don't tako a shower In ^he morning; bathe In the one tnlh, with a valus of 2,. 1U7.000 pesos. evening, which will allow you tlmo to cool off naturally. 2. Sleeping with your window* cloned Is better than . Tb*. Import* In 1MU, apparrnl. ly hold sboul the same level, even lit a draft. falling off in aomt type* of »IL 3. Keep your head cool and your foot warm. Lruds took a similar cut. 4. Get the sun dally, whether by taking a walk or by The falling off was due to Iwa i*dy an oki timer, factors, tb* foremost of which Can temcuiber when an ultra-violet sun lamp. i WM that American operators had Wai one of the 5. Exercise daily for at least 10 minutes. privately Imposed- their own it popular luoee. 0, Eat large amounts of fruits and vegotables. ngalpat Mexico. They v^fa» *-f, 7 ^ j not wear Nothing that wUI overheat/any p lrt of -Uy UotJ^er report* ihdsotne Is AtlM, the Ram Must really take csr«r- - undlnf Tarmlng sts* 8. Keep your office or home at a purfoct temperature 01 08 or 70. d egrees. . 9. Keep a bqt^or.kottlu of wat«r on or near the stove# or radiator#, so that tho air doesn't dry out, J 10., jf yon have R'touch jtf coMLIl U wWar'.tb'sfwYa It el it *T»1 on tits basis of IVUU MSS* Of foreign Oil th at lb* a Deportment fixed | u quatu, iMwaFw* an all that loV. sd 43&S5 awKS'Ti: H e a v y A far T r a v e l T o Miami R e p o r t e d Rsthm may hs dslsrmlowl •Ml of war this Maw, but already morn "war eon. than- It wss • throughout beginning s t U479 o’clock In order lo com wIUi tha eserIncreasing paseotigsr Unffleo, lie* <ym. A l^ fia s e VMr tho socstd eunsecutlre rear Is Us*lag equipnient from United' fUr'lsnsoi • ' Cept. ’ Ricoabacfcsr reportad recsully that four - DouaU* DC-S, twenty-on* paasongor tUvorilaer* sjS'iindsi less* fropi Uultod AU NEW YORK, Dc. M — An unpreeedoiilsd P*»wi*gpv exodus to Miami. FI*., was reported to* day by Gspt. MddU HkkonUcksr. PWSldsnt sod goasisl nuuwger of kattarn Air Unas, who aimouneed that for the first time la tha sowflturckeepois In Ilford, north psay'* history, fix* ostra eesliont sH -bo CareftVsn Flyer to MU. Umlon suburb, hava signed “mpml. where direct eoimerUoas are lUsl Orelstance POtU" providing mod* vis Fan Anwriosa Airways that esstamere of a store ftmtal 8 B A W T S 8 S JC 4 W ; Newark Airport, flstnrdsy night * k C « a t u a 1 V * But IhU huelnea* of •dlsposeesa. In* foreign property owners with­ out assurenAr of e^ultablo . ridrment Is something else sgsln. This admlnlslrsticn ircogaises.Mist If AuMricaa capital -kftr' I* to bo poared Into Latin Atpoilea It will movo only upon sesiftwnte'it wMl “• J|**tvtr, just nt n Iline n MSxkk nesdpd a lift. She •kpsa esporthta much oil to »»hy and Rngtaad. England her off cold with X boycoll Otmuoy could get no ah ip* OBAND IHLAND, Neb^ Dee. •En-iflT— Throo Umea, Bhhawed Jtoklwn of Delavan, 1(1., was UUaois corn king. He topped production of other growers with 100 bushels plus por acr*. This year M* record was -IM l**h& sa are*, flut o s . hb\ quarter treasury, ipstkin Mobnuk* ■« n s . which sc. Ktve. he owns near here, Robison raised n o t-a single ta r of'corn- thl*' droughty rose. . •• I ; “They.*ie off!” for another 90-day n U>night at Sanford-Orlando Kernel Club! i Jf\ P ver 400 pf tho finest Rreyhqunds pi of picking win �"VU"*** ->**.* »■ r r* »• /*' a ^ v -v < /*■ A” ‘/ A T , DK C BM BEB U , U S B m ocial A nd Personal Activities A D A M S, S o d a ly E ditor Girl Smuts Will Calendar Hold Regular Meet PA G E T H R E E Alpha Tail Omega Has Christmas Ball 4 « ■CHfc-4f*o«ie Moore, Billy Ar­ nold ond erchestra furnishing the music, the annuel Chrlstnia* hol­ iday dance o f the Alpha Tan Ome­ ga fratern ity waa held Tuesday flight a t the Orlando Country Club from 0:30 until D30 A. M. Attending from Sanford n r r e : Misses Betty W athen, Lucy RouMrs. J, N. Robson, 8r. and millat, M artha Telford, Dorothy grandson, Al Robson, of Dante, Wiggins, K athryn Thigpen, Mar­ are hero for the nollday*. jorie Cogburn. Oleda Dyson, Elea­ nor Hicluon, Madalyn Truluck, Mra II. W. Uoodspned and Conslanre Melach. Mary Wlggm*. daughter, Joyce, oro spending tho Estelle H urt, Louise rrrkln*. Co holidays In Ualneaviltr. cells Tiuiuck, K atheiine Vernay. Mary Ellen Lefher and Mirg-n-Mrs Frank Darapier and child­ rite togldy. ren ato visiting during, the holi­ Also, Dick Brown, Donald i a i idays with relatives In Vahloito, ton, Douglas 8tcnatrom , Do old Bishop, Jack Belt, Brantley G* ________ Adam*. Lester Philips, Billy Z irhMr*. R. L Glenn of Cleveland, ry, Brian H urt, Chaile* Betts, O., U visiting aa the guest itf Mr. Clyde H urt, Fred William-, Jr.. and Mrs. Joe B-irnra a l their Henry .W ight and Bill T yir. Imxiho on Laurel Avenue. And, Al W-illare, Ham IligMnn, Broxfwi Perkins, Albert -Flit*, William L rffler of Fork Uriion Voile William*, Jr., Jack Woodruff, Military Academy la vialttng Ida alter Turner, F.aiik \Vo.>Jr'iff, parrnta, Mr. and Mra- W. A- Lcf- W Cliarlrs M eiiwether, A. L. Myers, llcr, for the holidays.’ Jr-, Du’j Epps, Ed u s id lllfcgliis. W aller Ifaynes, L. M. Telford, Dr. J. N. Roboon and Mrs. Al­ Robert Newman and -It- G. Hickfred Robaon have returned to Da- ion. nla a ftrr spending C hristm as here with their family. Household Hints A pound loaf of brrad, with crusts d h rard ed , when -h rrd dril, will make about rig h t cup* « t crumb* fo r- .tu f tin g — enough 1» fill nn 8 to 10-pmind fowl. T t) this stuffing trirk l—cu t orrad Into o m -tn lf inch ulleri. d i.ra id tin- crusts and cut each slice into half inch p ie c e , brown in b.iccn fat incited in .i frying 1*8n. Lightly blend in the rea­ soning.* ami other ingredients, callM for. No additional fut I* requirrd. Personal* CIH Scouta of, Troop Ope will TBVKSDAT meet tomorrow afternoon at 3:45 Alt scoots of Troop 80 of tbe o'clock in the IIUlo houae for kpUet Church will meet in th« th*lr regular weekly meeting be­ fore the court of awarda meeting * x . of Um church at 8 at a:00 p. M. and apend-the-night for Um annual irto pi party nlanned for tomorrow Mathowton of Um Btavfce wilt bo in Each girl will oring an army •tout u to brine hi* own cot and a covered diah. Their top­ Scout* will meet in the per will eomlat ef the dishes, hot houaa at 7:00 P. M. for a on ariabig Saturday morning, the girl# will cook their bre*kf*at. of awarda meeting. The cota will he apread in the *-* FRIDAY i*o Auxiliary of the Prea- bouae which will for the night bo ion Church will entertain tha converted into sleeping quarters. Mlaa Irene Linton, scout cap­ tlon of the rhurrh with • i t 7t90 P. M. In the aocial tain, has announced th a t' SID • orti of the church. All member* awarda will he made a t the court uf aw ards to the 66 girls which are cordially invited to attend. Tho Pod Office Auxiliary will compose the troop. hhvo ita annual Christmas party at 7:30 o'clock at the homo ot I tar*. R. K. Crenthaw, 1133 Seventh Street, with mrs- II. A. Appleby 1a*' kaaiatant hoateaa. ‘Tho 3pka ml 3. H. 5." ’ TUESDAY By fU k Myers Circlet of the Mrthodist Wo| mun’a Miaaionary Society will Mra. E. 11. Smith of Jackson­ matt aa foliowa: This makes about the 62nd Circlt One will meet with Mra. time I have started writing un­ ville la the guest o f h er slater, Lirge McCrum, Weat Flrat der the above beading which Mr*. 8. A. Irwin, a t her home on Street, at 8:00 P. M. doein't help me today . , , laat Palmetto Avenue. Clrtla Two will meet with Mf*. year at thla time o f.th e year Mra. Bacot Ellerbe has arrived 8. O. ShlnhoUer, 1408, Oek> Are, all aad sundry arms happening from Columbus, Ga., to vlait her , nue. at 8:00 P. M. FRANK RAY still couldn't mother, Mra. E. 8. Rockry, for Circle Three | dill .'mfct with make up hia mind between lira. Carl Chorpcnlng, 2557 Pal* MARY FRANCES and COLLIE three week*. Metto Avenue, at a.Oo p. M. LOIS CHAPMAN’a boy Mlaa Eliaabcth Leffler le ft yes­ Circle Four will ihcet with Mra. friend, incident!/ the ona aho M. R. Strickland oh 445 Elliott finally married, had Ju it left terday for Miami, where aho will visit through New Y ear’a Day Avenue at 3:80 P. M. for the north . . . JOYCE HUNT ‘ Circle Fire wilt meet with Mra. had loet her cat Booger . . . . and the Orange Bowl game with MOtaa Reel. Sen ford Avenue, at SONNY POWELL had a good Mr. and Mra. John Murrell. t RlO P. M. looking eoualn from Georgia Mrs. E. S. Hockey and son, 'Chute Seven will meet with vidling him who WARREN OI>W. P. Chapman. 808 Weat HAM'had taken a fancy to . . • SUnlcy, and Mlaa Avia Stenstrom )n»taenth Street, at 3:00 oclock. DARREL FORnUSON had Just of W inter Haven were the holiday tualncaa and aocial meeting of replaced OERTRUDE HUNTER gursU of Mr. and Mrs. Bacot ElDaughter* of Wi-aley Claaa of with BETTY THURMOND . . . lerbe In Columbus, Ga. First Methodist Church will etc. etc. . . . last year at Mis* Pearl# Robson and Miss l held In the church annex at etc. thla time there were a paltry Mildred llobson are vlaltlng in P. M. with Mra. 0. E. Me- two or three iiartle* In con­ H astings with Mr. and Mrs. II. L. e’a group aa hoateaaca. Executive Hoard of the Wo* trast to thla year’s alx or tight Anderson who spent Christmas . . . so to atari off with The here. i’o Club will meet at 10 00 A. Sport* Club danct, tinea thla la in the clnli houae. la the second time they've had Mr. and Mr*. Edward S. Mc­ WEDNESDAY Regular buaincaa inretlny and It we can call It an annual oc­ Call and Edward, Jr., of Savan­ luncheon of the Woman', Club currence huhT . . . At the Worn- nah, Go., are visiting here this will to held in the club bouae at en’a Clnb on Saturday night be­ week as tha guests of Mr. Mc­ 12:.'I0 o'clock with Mra. A. L fore New Year’a you are cordial­ Call's fath er._______ Collins aa hoateaa, aailatrd by ly Invited to attend-for the nom­ Fred Williams, J r , of Green­ H h . Endor Cuilett, Mra. J. T. inal sum of 26 cants . . . . Mra. Ncwlqr, Mr*. Sanford Doudncv, D. L .Thrasher gave a formal ville, M iss, plana to - return thla work tho flrat of the wrcL dinner parly for JACK WOOD­ Mra. J. II. Mrntrk, Mr*. U. A. fl|wcr and Mr*. S. O- Khlnbolarr, RUFF Toe,day flight to which a fte r spending the holidays with there were about right couples bis parents, Mr. and Mra. Fred Jr. _______ f Laura Klah (lalloway Mrmoilal invited .. . . The PAK girl-break Williams. Eoairala will be prraciiteil In the dance 41 the Armory on Christ­ mas ,d u ,s v a s ispkat. you might , Mr. and Mr*- Howard JUndaey W fo u 's Cbib Ali8 80"P}"M''t eajl mediiserf . . . soma say It M son, Yon. of SumVer, R. C.. 1 "M ra**" ■ M % . . . . was •’aUckyy" and aeme say • re vlaltlng this w rtk a s the Cocoanuf covered mstshraal- otherwise . . . CECELIA TRlf- giieala of Mra. OeorgV H. Lind­ Iowa lend a gay note to any box LUCK gave an open house party sey and Mra. Edaon Goit of Ge­ of Jiollday goodies,. I.ighlly color tho other night which near*' •riy neva. ,> itnut with fruit coloringa— opened it up for good mean! ning Mra. J. E. Duller and Charlie and ‘ green prtferrod—(hen that'.SB people madt It a little Lockhart, of Austin, Tax, are ' i t ikle ' over marahmallowa crowded, don’t ya think ; :h hare been lightly apread open hoose parties are so rare Itlng for a few days a* the.guests tart jelly—quince, plum or In Hanford aa to be practically of the furmer’a mother, Mrs. E. an original Idea . . it was cer­ Woodcock. Mr. Lockhart’ la tho It tainly a Micert, wbicli Is wbat atato treasurer of Texas. Cecelia I* noted for . . . **7 What They Got -Fur Christ­ Miss Virginia Dann of Atlanta, mas: (among other things) Ga, has returned to Grady Hos­ MARY FRANCKS WELLS, per­ pital where she is receiving nurse's training after spending fume . . .'LOUISE PERKIN! membership to the 'Unais elOb tha .Christmaa holidays with her cnlng fhtber, R. L. Dann. . . MARY WIOOINR, even! wrap . . VAI.ARIE WE!" ILLS. LAST TIMES TODAY stationery . , . ESTELLE HURT, Mr. aiof Mrs. Fred Strange re­ Tuesday from llawthome, evening dress . . . MADALYN turned where they soent the peat several LEW A V IIE 8 TBULUCK. bunny coat with tho former's parents, MARTHA WIGHT. Harold HaHa days LIO N EL DAIIKYMOKE Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Strange, who picture . . CARL GRAHAM, on Dec. 23 celebrated their oixcandid camera . . . MARY Ueth wedding anniversary. ^ T H E SECRET OF aWIGHT, a make-up kit . . . HH.. WILLIAMS tha much longed p a KILDARE*’ for dertnNeioe to use tho cor Here la a holiday tip for quick THE REST OF THE FINE . r . HAROLD HALL, a loung- •arving. Scoop out tho centers >*DR. KILDARE'* SEEIES yobe . ' . . PHILIP KRON- from hard rolls. Spread salad m ring . . . REBECCA LEE, droaslng mixed with finely five yaar diary . HELEN choppod ft parsley over the inside*, EU 8E HUTCHISON, a “Jook slightly fchlly and heap with Organ"' no teas, , DOUf ><t salad. Or aftead tha any daalrnt CALDWELL, Just what butter and, when body, would like, some good . a f fill with creamed crab, fOthj' hero, a dollar in her mushroom* and peas, shrimps or 1 waa spooking of tho Bporta Iw ST "Hand out" after tha or movie. Glah a few inches back a a d ' t o to amotion HELEN . Fireworks wore-in wook EVBLYN & E LL ^N d V ; JlOKAYl KIRBY. ------and W° ' . „ BOSK- '• HAYES CELERY SALT S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SA N F O R D , FLORIDA a Mr. And Mrs. Urie E ntertain Saturday Mr a n d Mr*. F. A. Urie enter­ tained Saturday evening a t their home on West Sixteenth Street in honor o f Mr. and Mis. Prank O. U ile and son, Charles, nf Drexel Hill, P a , who are their house guests for the Christm as holidays. Dancing ond a buffet supper were enjoyed. The home wa* decorated with a lighted ChrUtmaa tree, poinsettiaa, pine boughs and mnistlrtoe. The dining room table was centered with an arrangem ent of red and green fruits, magnolia twiga and evrrgreen, bubineed by two tall red burning taper* Sup­ per was served by candlelight. Present with Mr. and Mrs. Urte werv: Mr. nml Mis. ]|. II. Pone, Mr. and Mrs. William Lud­ wig, Mr and Mrs. W. I). Hof­ mann, Mr. and Mrs J . V. Hutchi­ son, Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Adams, Mr. and Mi*. H arry Giltoliall, and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Workman. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Roby l.aing. Mr. and Mr*. O J. IMpe, M in Trcnholm OrimUill, Miss Dorothy Powell, Miss Oleda Dyi on, ML* Dorothy pope and H arry Gi im b.ll, J r , John IVipc and Churle* Ulle. Fortnightly Club Enjoys Bridge Forty ~Kvt«ry *lny I* SomrItody'* birtliday. I.rt OUR flowers fend your gn-rtiiig’. fu t flowers for every oc­ casion. I'uncial l»c- wa sig n * — Col►S|fr«, e tc . Pippin Gardens Growing Interest Is Evidenced In ' 1940 Elections II wwllaae* r r — « see Our* data* to i|unlify will U- Mar. 23. A|l rnudiilnle* must file with Coun>y I lerk <!. I*. Herndon but he U not m ithoriiid to nreept any filing fi*i»a until tlu* amount of the firs .mil t)i«* incluoivp «lntr« for filini. m i' M*t by tin* .State and Count \ hrm<M*r<itb' Conimittmi. A met illy' o»f the Stall lb*monatii t'nnimittiv. «»f uhub S. A. U. \Ydkin*<iit 1m Smninulc CountyV dflrgnlc hav Intii tintiit i\tly »rhci!idi*d fm St. IVlrobuiu on Jan. 12. N«» inerttug of the Srm* iiadc* t \ Ib'iutM ratic Committoi', *»f uliirlt K. \Y llcntlcr U chaii man, h-o Ihtii Rrlii'diilrd yet. Ilock wool i> tnude from natural Intivct«, tJroun Nor. One and Two. reck ol fix m different combina­ fie r i of tho Circuit Court tion- of natuial inincMl*. County Tax Collector, t minty A**e**ar of Taxee. County Judge. YOUR NEW YEAR'S CELEBRATION . fountv I’roMi'tithig Attorney. Shn iff. WILL BE HAPPIER IF YOU HAVE A I'minty S»i| h*i mienilent of l*ubNEW PERMANENT WAVE ESPECI* lie Instruction. ALLY FOR THE OCCASION .s u|nmsor of Hegi»tintion. County fonimUidoiier fiom tiiet N o r . 1, 2, II, I,and .V | EVA-BBSS BEAUTY SHOP alien ed m id o|»evMint l#y i MemberR «»f Hoard otPublic I l!v**l)ii K c Ho Im mot M m ile |te»*i I h ie io r ‘ ! i hiRtiuction. BALCONY OK SADYE'S— PHONE 563 FOR APPOINTMENT JuMlco of IVaee I | I diiRtablr. Ol"1 • f tin* Stale Iiiup I chili III? to € it • IIoiiipa enacted at the I.eg i 'aliiM i- (hat im lileiaturv ran t*e |M.**«d fa t. i*r i»*» u ilm cun lie ssilli lied to laiididatCN withm IINI feel ef the |»«dl». |tf|*Utic* .it the pellh amt (leelion of­ ficial aisv ieipiilY'd hi \ igoroUf*|y vnfoite Ihi* I eg (tin! toil and the offri **• U piinUltnlile by a fine or a jail sentence t*i both. U< mi e of tbe ling*- volinnr of vnti'u' in ilie to o Saiiforu piecinrtN it lin.o hten ‘iijfuPhtiil that the Ihaiitl ef (NmiiiI) t ’einmiodoii* era icnt vulbig mac hi new In finilitmte voting at the r h t l o i u , Almiit ■lx of tin mncliitiCA would Im u *qiliicd to tem pi) willi the lu tn ii’N Art which |irr>crUie« tha un of our voting machine f**r each ttBO velar*. The Hoard County Commtiiioncr - may be a^ked to in v rs tirilf tb* fruvibility of fliirv plan at its m n tin g on Jan. 2Although the air i. rife mith rumor» nf potential candidates for almoBt all of Seminole futility's ubllc offices, no canditlate ofieially aimuuuced Iiin eandidaey at yet. However, all of Hembode fo u n t yS piTH*iit offteial* h«v# Intimated intention* .»f «.eek* big re-elect ion PURCELL’S GREAT UNLOADING SALE O P E N S F R I D A Y 9 A . M. WE AIIK SMASHING IMtICKS TO WIPE OUT SI Ill'l l S STOCK! TO 0 0 THIS IN A FEW DAYS, WE OFFER THE IIUYINO PCIII.IC TIIE MO.VI’ SPEtTACCl.AH CUT PRICES ON I.A DIES' READY-TO-WEAR. SHOES. MEN S CI.OTIIINO AND ON F l’IlNITI'llE SEEN HERE IN MANY YEARS! FORCED TO UNLOAD WE REALIZE WE MUST MAKE PRICE SACRIFICES AS NEVER IIEFOHK TO "CLEAR TIIE DECKS” REFORE INVENTORY! PLAIN T A L K AND SMALL PRICKS THAT MILL A1TRACT TIIKIFTY PEOPLE! « FRIDAY—0 A. M. l:cprr»entatlvp in fungieo* George A. DeCollcs, Mra. It. J. from the Fifth t •••ngre»B»onal Dis­ Holly, Mrs. W. W. Wright, Miss trict. Louisa DeColtem, MU* Alma Def»overm»r C oltrs, Mr*. Horare W alkrr, Mrs. Secretary n[ KlaL H arry B. l-cwl*. Mr*. Chandlrr Attorney General Sharon, Mr*. Jlnt Sharon and I Comptroller Ml*. J . G. Nli*run. s ta te T reasurri. ' . .. , _ State Sup* lintuidrnt lit I’otilu 'instruction. . 1 t om m Usinm r ol Agrn ulluip. tu n ro ad t «mmu*kmer Stats Benator, ^('Iti benatorial •' To aid ill the (oral and county D istrict. Member of lluuie uf ftr|iri-en- j charily wrork with Hie blind and Charity Ball To Be Given By Lions Club Sheets 67^ it j W r- . Sheets 77^ wore tavttod to oot. drink, dance BM U M RV • ' BOB HICKSON must have Moat a hard oreok-oad, be was s r - a r r J ts r s .'t s . . JUDD GREi MARY LODGE ■ KIKTLEY onco tb aonaacUso with ■ coming beck for a i Boo yoo la 1840. Opr wing llntir, Frh, 9 A M l.4it Out r.'lr To #1 |{i>lliii« JERRY'S ARCADE 318 .SANFORD AVE. SHIRTS Mui» iiigwr.*i 2 pairs $1.00 2 f'»r $1.50 ‘fl CURUKU AND MERIT MEN'S SUITS — peoplo. Oosr IIm II loot U bIb—FBMt 3 . TOWELS Itrnl I'.b Value lie $12.50 SALE! GOOD SINGLE *1.98 FURNITURE 6 . 88c Shirts to Mutch 670- T*» M S S - 1.00 SUIT-*1.55 First Coinri Kiral Choice I 6 FELT-BASE RUGS *4 Ul I'lhlM Ilo#lI— WORK PANTS DRESSES $ IJ.Ml \ ullll'8 I'lain-T* t Stylvi MEN'S SANFORIZED SILK -lU IK a MEN'S WORK SHOES IIP Ri In H i \ alu* » EXTRA! LOT LADIES' $1.79 IdidicM* llapp.v-IIonK' und O llier Cotton Frocks * 87c * 1.25 Valuta-. OVERBOUGHT! OVERSTOCKED! IP # . FRIDA 1 — I P. M. Lot Grrnl Itig Thirdly 211 \ it) Tiirkiwh I'riidiHun-Slu'lby SPECIAL LOT SATURDAY Lei SO. V ale*. P R U N E 11122 for *1.111 l.ot 41 35 Tiu-Val Shirt. 41 i BLANKETS 31S HANFORD A V E . A. M. \1i i i *.« Pn-io Lot f t it. 41 :tt. Vitim» f#r tmmm io c C. & a LIQUOR STORE s 11(1 DAY— S IL K H O S E —U « | Bo WINES GINS WK D E L IV E R 2 l.imil 2 I m A C u»lu lor. ^ W o O u T y 'A P a ll L ine O f Tho Dc»l In m Silk Slips 5 9 0 Lot HI x !••• T«* irv H R V i MoadoF nil alyl* u.4 ..i I.n| t)m It* tc 7'ir lb lilll lollbts 2 Llll ART MATS 6c E o U rg rm rn ta 25c & 50c M. |)(M»» 1 ft|ir a r.Albrr 18x27 FELT-IIASE LITTLE : WONDER STUDIO 3 p iio t o h S A T t 'l t O . W — :•:*(• ti.l * 'jo III XI V 'Ml 41 r Under-privileged who have rye deficiencies, the Lion* Club will sponsor a charity ball in celebra­ tion of the New Year on Satur- j day night. Doe. SO, In the Mayfair'Hotel. ‘ Donnie Moore's orchestra will foanlah.dance.music for the boll srUgb.ls the first of Ita kind but whloh is expected to be an annual Affair .in* future year*. . <Table.reservations may.bs made bf-catting-lb*-Mayfair UotsL IIBVKf -ill_____________________________________________ Mr*. J. G. hhanni was hostess to the member* and guest* of tha Fortnightly Club *1 their regular bi-monthly meeting ycatsrday a t her home on Magnolia Avenue. Luncheon waa served s t 1:00 P. M. and bridge enjoyed during the afternoon. Mrs. II. B. Lewi* and Mrs. S a­ die Brouse were high scorers In the rlub for duplicate ami Ml*. H arry B. I* * U was lilgh scorer for the g u eil contract table. ' The borne was decorated with Brasilian peppers, red rosea and polnseltias In keeping with the holiday spirit. Seminole fouuty vlretoi.* mil Present were: Mrs. It. B. I*wi>, vote for the following. Mrs. D. L. Thrasher, Mrs. It. A. One United Stale*. Senator. Newman. Mrs. 8adie nrouse, Mr*. FLORIST I'lm*.. V >| a ll. 1 ut : t. Winter Haven.—The illustration above is th e artUt's conception of Florida's hlg rltnia expo* allion which will be held in thU city the week nf Jan. >1-27, next, showing a new innate entrance, the permanent exhibit btilldlngs and the new pavilions In which will In- housed educational exhibits and Uie Flower Show which, due to the efforts of the Festival Management inupled with those of the a a n trn ia Gulden Club, the host-sponsor of the FlorlculUiral display, it is Imped wilt bo one of the largest and most colorful flow n shows ever held in Uie stile. In addition thei* will be lavish us* ot citrus in the ornamentation of the exhibit buildings—extrrlor* and interiors, and there will be rnoie .-datawide rrpici-rnUlioii* in citrus exhibit halU, by glowers, shippers and proesseors of citrus Iruit* end their drrivsU***, lUve your picture uuidsi paw— while you have limp BtulflR IIto holiday*—for Um Salmagundi. Saturday Night—8 P. M. Saturday—3 c M. LADIES’ UNIFORMS • LOT $1—81-SS —« i —81.26 VALUES 7 7 £ - 2 for *1.50 Auorl«4 Nut l # t | SB b l IbrI bI ESSEX STUDIO t to • rialum ci. Crinkle Bedspreads P r tllr ,\i*.rt#4 Color * , 7 7 ^ - 2 for $1-50 * Net »'*.r J lu a ciulwiatr PURCELL 4 M H AN FORD A V I. W E C LO T H E T H E F A M IL V -W E F U R N IS H TUB . . . . . . . u. V Horn �* ' 1J V \ K r r ' f c o V r A s / - l a i ' ' f»>v"~> •/■ >< I V i ■<»<■1 Y v - 7* w vcv". . r - V .. r . r t x V, v f . - v * " * ; ,> * < • > .* ^ t t S t g ^ N t a ^ V 1^ 1* « * * ' * - - ^ r r r y . . * r 4 U ; V * l ,) ■t*»« i r . "A •> O *N»v \ Mulch For. Aircraft To Be S4en At MIAMI, Dee. t t — AU-Amert« n Air lfanMvera effklala a«neaatod today that this year's ahrial *Maale, scheduled for Jam. f , 4 and 7, wilt bo Identified aa •’the fleetest coMentratlcn of Privately owael almwfl In arianan Malory" with an climated MOO pianos cf all types In at­ tendance. Beale for tbs claim, according to B. V. Waters, air race general ehalrmetr, was announcement of four of the nation’s largest light pleas immafactarerj thet tha an­ n u a l aoethem cruise of the light Men* Cavalcade will srrlr* In Mlaetl on January 4. 1 Supplementing the horde of ra e ll aerial speedsters from all patta of the country which an­ nually wing their way to Florida and Miami for this city’s "Olym­ pics of Aviation” wm bo an antlclpa ted n o arrivals In th* Bemarr Macfaddra On-to Miami race. • Unique In Americas air racing, tba Wacfidden event wilt ba flaws from seven starting points —Mew. York, Rochester, Chicago. Hod. The trie now I* hi Miami rehearsing thole now net* for th* January event. A44iii#AAl International • m Im will be given th* air show this year with the advent of th* first annual Mlawl-Nasaan air cruise. c l m l n l i to w M tfaa toil. Mmltk la prrffnfcl* td rultlrntion la *1) flower, gardens teeau.o no digging that win deatmr frrdHltr roota, cause tha oraantc mattar to barn tnora rnpluly. .and lowar water-holding rapacity • of Ilia aoil la nioaasary. “A nattral or artificial. fertiliser thtuld contiwwally blanki t tha atoo where flowrra or shrohb-ry l i t grown. Florka College of Agrieultam.- >OrganJa mwishes oxidise rapidly .lig h t mind*.and otbe* aalbt af In Florida and constant yrpltaiilitba abate.,taat a n law. In organ!* •ng.L baaaaaary, but tba garden matter, ,wtn nrednee fine flower* that la properly mulched will Bar­ er bo marked by yellowish fotiairr, n a t t f y material hi tha form nC bard twig yrowib, and stunted malcb fa make np f#r thelg natur­ planta that art charactrrh tlt ot. al, defleiaad**, th* b=rtlniltarl*i plant Inga no* i n rlttag •Xocj9t 3tnr< paints out, "Mulch, whether It-be Kittle mat tar,’ ha avers. la the farm af bangmad-farilMcsri Mulch aat awty enriches tha toll rotting leaves of ferret tree*, or and enable* It ta hold' molatura oth*r substance* of this nature, longer, but It protects .roota of eontalni micro-organisms that are panta and Ui» coil Itself from di­ neeeaaary for plant growth,* hi rect ray* of Um aun. ft at*d iliacourage* weals. Granulated peat mo** probably pUmewUry plant food and sell la the finest mulch matt rial, iiut conditioner should he lncorp.rnlrd It I* becoming lnrr*a*lngly diffi­ In flow n bods wall la advance of cult for gardcncra, to obtain,, inphiitlag. After tha plants are es­ a. much a. It eomes from ,the tablished. audltioaal organic rattUh greatbag* of northern Europe. should be applied to tba bed* Mr. Watkins *ay*. A couimm lal or borders Florida peat baa many of the aamo cbaracttllitiA, howerrr,-and may be used in Ita placa. MateriaU such aa rotting h«rdwood leave, rtemi, and twigs, to­ bacco sterna (alio repellent to cer­ tain hiiocta that attack firmer*), and barnyard fertltlrrr are ideal | for mulching the flower garden nnd should bt uied whetarer avsllahlr, the college Worker say*. GIFTED FELINE FRESH PICT PORK Hams lb. 18e Sides lb. 8Vac Shoulders lb. 10c Backbone 1b. 15c Pig- Heads lb ., 5c PURE HOG LARD Freshly R .a.t.dl Fre.hly Creandl EIGHT O’CLOCK MILD & MELLOW Hott To Relieve Bronchitis IRCLE APPLES YMK IMPWHIAI APPLES 5 lb s . 311m . Ca r r o t s bunch IS F its . 21b*. 25c 15c p £ S T ^ r n m . for OAKES 18e 34 s s . t a n * GREEN BEANS a t, r r iiu t a s 2 lbs. 15c •IWHto UHH ** .1 ENGLISH PEAS 3 lbs. 17c |ll*lLk-Pfib VEAL HALF- Roast Chops Stew lb. 14c Cutlets lb. lb.* 19c Steaks lb. .. > no.vcLr.aa lb. 10c Stew lb. 29c 23c 23c CELERY 2 s ta lk s ■ O W 8 UHOWY ICEBERG LETTUCE White Bacon -----aBHUlHBBHtote l-AJufe HALE— 2 heads 9c , 1 ■ u n i! a n o n * lb. GREEN CABBAGE Leg *0 Lamb 21c Patties each 5c Shoulder* lb. 15c ffitops lb. 29c Stew lb. 10c ffift Chops lb. 25c n o«K 5 lbs. 21c • IVC*K C R O W * 3 lbs, 2c caow v RED BU SS POTATOES F ir m r i p e t o m a t o e s 2 lbs. 15c Ga. Tendered, hdlf or whole lb, 19*/&c Sugar-Cured Ham Hocks lb. 13c Tender, Hockless Picnic Hams lb. 15c GA. YAMS 10c r~5 lbs. lb. WAX RUTABAGAS 3c FANCY YORK APPLES 10 lbs. 23c n a a a enow * iv a w iu t . - I81/gc lb. 12YaC lb ., 33c pkg. 5c CAULIFLOWER BLACK TWIG APPLES FRIDAY FEATURES BATTERIES $4.00 up 4>/,c lb. COoSlNG ONIONS^ VAIlhd B t u t i r a 4 lbs. 10c 5 lbs. 19c Pineapple GENERATORS STARTERS arm ow n n m i i r a n * * DOG FOOD 3—11 A** r a o r NOODLES 5 TETLEY TEA 1 aaaa sa o v x Baltimore Oysters A lY onr New Year's Dinner 15c NEW YEAR SPECIALS Club, Sirloin Steak* 2 lbs. 29c Chuck, Hamburger, Brisket 2 lbs. 25c fcbjiM i n T-Bone lb. 19c; Stew 4 lbs. - 25c Wisconsin Cheese lb. Creamed Cottage Cheese N. Y. State Sharp Cheese Sunlight Cream Cheese HOG JOWLS and . BLACK-EYE PEAS 5c 10lbs. .19c. T HEESe- haLe Per Health, Lwck| sad Pretperlly Ihreegbset the Now Year, be says U sarve— 10c POTATOES | PHI.-SAT Smoked Sausage A & P HIT PARADE U. 8. COBBLER 28c TBA Vt lb. Itej 1 lb. 5c tffflLpSAUCB 12 os. bottle 25€ Mi Tb^ARD • os. Jer 25c FLEUCHMAN’S YEAST ELECTRICAL REPAIR SERVICE Riley’s Coffee | ) £ Corned Beef Tomatoes factory BATTERY SHOP PACKED STRING LESS BEANS SAUCE TOMATOES JU IC E . 2 No. 2 enne 18c 3 No. 2 cane L. A . R E N A U D SOI W . S E C O N D S T . Peanut Butter Peas 80 SULTANA BRAND su lt Snowdrift am a s m . «Wl m Cenatrg KM 18c 3 for 25< SMALL Mia. A n a B R A I4 > Riitso Of • ih KIDNEY ' Lifebuoy Soap y/zf, ^1 Lge. Windez Ik ' tom. a * u r Ann Bread vl . \ 1 l 'u ; P fL L a B U R Y T s B E S T I L be. - Hslns— SUalaed BABY FOOD 2 cans B E E F KTEW . I I e s . Cl \iSfxHiH wern potat 2^-22 4 SIRLOIN STEAK Mi. 29c 11 L b e, ' 61c 24 U rn . 91.13 a H. ENGLISH GULF s e r v ic e ; for ft* Hominy STATION Carwer First S t. A Frensb A< TALCO FE E D 3 BCRATC’il 28 lb*. 41k j 100 ft. bag 81A0 EGO MASIt 25 lbe. «Sc; 100 H>. b*R 92.49 2 Me. S D*ety M ~ r .’ Spag. St H e a t B iB i . I5e ■ �• M - .> 3 K T » » * •"» -o u v «jvcx,'». ,-v. > *> m y v. r \v ftrv -I v v ' . i - j f - ' s y t r t . ^ * * ..« . w v v . e - v . - . - r w . - .w .r* , ' p s w s a w E js a i w w im — ,•TH E SANFORD HKRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Mtavnr Waller Out lt iu y u r D O lh S v U I ft .. r b ., I ^ r tllth W d A m A -U y r u jm e r s I.*-______ __ _ P A C E F IV E arrrage while In t'.it-.i. nppuixlmntely ."'.'UHt itiitf.h rn^ineets sn- i-tuJying p m c „ ; pp the nge of 5.1. Kv* -> i' -I |N\inii wt-te I n n . - - . ' we tirn United State* u c ln im ahont one - chance in 30 nf evrti- hi Atujworn c.'unlv. T ext j <ii tInn projects _____ to dv tirn iln i' if witch dually dying n-om tuberculosis th. yii-M id .i. I 15 liinlii I....... ttiy p. m l . van !>.• nd.iptvd to .>w as It-.t th:si Itro tlecade.v ngo inarhe: v-ilne > u . v-’io.ii . i »*.n . il in i : c tn tu n uf tu 'lv twin- os gicnt. • o -I A fries. K ansas City,-innrc* IM lh H M w •*»«# O p r1 the ordinance wrapped -I liar lee . around Banfortl "Tno h-rn-fit i.f • be town concern,'' "In my would be should bo the primary he M id, adding llitt oplnlrn th e , ocd'nunru a detrim ent." '• f . A. Dynon, local ronli-.nl »r, rok*d hearty aj>urv\ol of the pro­ posed plan, potatM tevt that ihr+c M i net tieen rofnc lent butati-ig IA Hanford in t'M pant few *>**<* to keep ema t M r N l f t h n r u d b r Van Non' w ily t>h>crUoQ \CB» that tW ordtaanee wtuld p.-iallie at.y iptaNtM laeat |erw n why de-lr.*! Id ehtet the mntraetlnr twain*-is. J. • H; Tnifutk of llm Smut tty LcdtWr Company- atm -voice4. re­ proval of the plaa ot.dld A- W. Led *1 Lto firathcra Plumbing Company and Q- 1). Htun-t of tin. Uj tiford Paint and •t5la.es •ComFolkw ing the ordinance discus•loo, City A ttorney AYllso-i v. oc aulhoritrd to InreiU galg xaivral reptfitrd instance* when* u n la l property in Sanford won luting attended the benefits r f li.tne■tesd exemption and repot t a t the n e tt meeting. X l e t t e r ‘ wu« ten d iro n p»l. Lewis If. Walk Ins, chief r f the d U lrlet tnglndet* In 'JUK.mnvillO, In ‘ which Col. W alk Inc t i l l Ihnt bid. M d boW 'AdfMoVlied f i r the Ioral Of the dunken b u g e (n ’vtetnBy iff rtm niertlnl lake}t property-. »Tho bx-ge hud " 'to th# e n tlti-ris s i A rtiotlon was padjril nnthutltIng the purchase tinIT tiMtollnti' n c t a traffic light a t the corner of French Avenue and fiW'btlctli Chk-f of Police Roy (I. >Vilpg-' ■_ -PmWcnl Roomvelt feta beat wishes for 1340 from two of lilt newest grandsons, Franklin 111, loll, »oi$J V> .\< 0f FmobJiM Jtootevelt. Jr., urid John Boottlger, Jr., ion ot tho Seattla publisher. C ity C lerk U . N. S a v e r f t purled th a t six carloads of the pipe the hhs purchased fo r re p ls rtn g f City f f 0- L. Yhinran Who Is autum-itieiliy a member. 'S u p e rin te n d e n t of I'arks Jam es MCughlon was authm U rd to ■petal • apptoaim alely $5J fur tfVe$-and- shrubs for plaining In JPirt Mellon Hath. >‘PWowlmr a lequcst from mewc f the K brahls Clh'j, the llssloners approved a contrtl« f $100 to w ard d ef oying the c f Holding. -The ‘ state wide b iter eonfarRnco of IhS club in Urn La­ id to 'world Philippines Will Be Restricted In Trade With U. S. SANFORD MARKET REPORT T S u m la t. lir e . Ss ta x i i-k tn r ft V.ig-* 1t" I’j ll ) I •’I*oi l ut M lti i/l il till« OK.UA.N I TH !»<>•■ $ri;t'liibk« at tin' hinlt'K l il'it l-'.ir incr ■' WtioU’snlft AtarRct I.UCI'I.ANT -- fa|l|'|<l|a m I lo ti urkt*r»( vtirlut nFit»-riiLI*-i ^ .ninl n li, alriia.ii.ii |l$;li?, h.-ii Ua I I Dll ta1•I .»• . t .4 oOn i tl*N\l4in f«*r u 24 | h(| o*| i utli$4$; i : VI A. M .is i • | hji t * I Mil. I .Alt W ASH INGTON . 1h*c. -J* -»l i % «1 b y II. J . 1.4 hr,iai>. Man r klM 'Altul.i: I •< I n l.| . •— Th.* Philippine lidundii will lw*- • i»it.\N»;l:s - - n a . jn n r. ttx i .*• iim n i : v • 11 .. 11. 1 . l.UMONS 1 / II' g h l liayliig next Monday the c o­ • "«•»*$I•. I . |i : *4 t i . b a rr. t.s «.. i..u . No T * u a H i . | .|* 3 S*» l » \ 4* b u t. I S i -1 IA ntinue pi ice o f the political Inde­ fI-l-i141A - 4*»«• I.KTTCfK Hie II • . 1, -tiji pendence which it due to be Iheh* u n A i K r n u i i ; — pin. Mil in 1*1•• * Itglll. -I* lit ll.l I,|ll I ■I Ki t •III*. r a cniiio t x |: >4 b*. t>.iui i s .»!i'n '•#*. Ch Jq ly I, IPIM. Coinh «.lu ; CH 2m b**\ l I* I .i-r.VO I tlu. i'Ml.f. i ■« I*-*\ I 2 J , U nder nnlendnirnts to IItTAKUHItlKto — Fla. \, l.th I I4 mla. N||* $*(•• |.$$f. | .ia$». I | iiIv| m ini- in <• A rt of IP3I, ti 'de IN (Simla. Ml'.STATlI* . . N't* ->ai i>$-11* « fa v» O k II A ~ \ . u|.|.J|. XMvl ATH - Cla. «u|*|*l tTAtrlctirnn In tho foim i.f qu-tins •- KI u u «.*m . i ONIONS 4l*i;\ I N .all.t Ill >i I nn tom e cf the Philippines' n u s t ■ V ITI.K H M il'l'lla-a III**t|* i n t i low. AH ti* l.-.at- I o«-| I..; W ill'll;, l iw-l?*: Hi* W lHIl TVCIL 1 :1 hnportatit exports |o th e United I111 liNKl. Tut •l.fif* AVnc’AlH.* ClM.NftiMin.il.. «»N*I«NH: oiltT CN) - r u • IMa* S ta te s will go into effect. |i|!t<«i u i ♦•*• -.-a*. | m it|m liCANF |HXAI*I — Mi law I*4| l| I'AKHLi:* K.., 1 , The a n n u l u n o in t.o n -i I'l.tnu*, b u la |*i J . f * e X HM M i l*. I ................. lallll. lii.lfM'k Ilia own r | “Mi*U|i uflvi iho Ji*r • H'o. IICNNA (I.IMAi —a No I . StW^oa.DWi: Hemp .lidiat'co, <JW0.^|M*wtnv4 lu»( April, ilu wK-'IH n:.VH 11 o .i.iM h - tin HlflaTK !*• r *la»t. bull i'h 000 pounds; rocoanut oil. ^00,01*0 1 UlltKTt.'t »|,| —- Hu|>|a|i* f* iiotal*r • tfi*n,\ r i 1 h Tinplujix from tho . Plb'ANH •; long, luiu-, t a d 'nrtton* of p ?ail or nia , da in-m l fa ir, tn w ik ct d «a .| > . l«44|** * »Il4.ll. %-II - «d»y )t:t) rt'll.i uiitl f 'lc c d tin* »«• ••Ml* aMl ia-l I* * I • I f v l l t v .lb . shell, PSO.Mt'ffl glllSf. Ri iittiiN tt< m y it i I ilrvai tmi’tit IMS K \|-» r.l S. Ml ..lit 34 I'AliUAMS t Hii|i|il|n tn.Ml'iultE x p o rts to the U n d id M ale* (Irtiinn.l |t.o>r tiif«iki'l u«»a««$ I• *1 t •• p»»r*cn *i s III I* N S* !»•$•** a H .id* A ainhiH tt «>f Thu cuimgll • 1 0 4 w r 1 .x * •4 1 ;• I I«.i*f4 T«*$i o b o v o IhrM* $|Uotua \yili * ny lit* • I '* *'u T "" I ,M. I *f* h i rti.iwt with 'him Until fokl n.itlil il full A n itrk o iif d iilf, J l i if iftty • ^»Tii*ij \iii: <V*til.Ni:sKi — r ii**/ ItAMlMII 4 i.iiia r: caino from any fnu-ien cepniry. ll|K I 15 lit* hai.1 vu'I yuIm; Ih m|% l«n«l • | niAv«*r»;M M oreover, tho d u ty-fleu im-it.ii i\r.! mi iivrmirr oT IIO Q .IRH I n. t.ai bin. shrink by a percent i n Jo n I, 4-ria** jtioiilli nntl hi/tl IncrvuVixl $!•< lax i ll i c o n V • ID-41. by five p e rn lit more on j • •illit'IhltM iiiui•• Unit |n l Ja n . ), III 13, and by iioolhei- five :f;u* riirhl iiinhih*; J |»eiciid eiteli J e s s until Jut! I. I Si$» 11 »• wniil ill u 9 Ihal li$* h ail liliiiltiPi! fo r m *\ t i n l l 1UW. On th e la tte r d a le each quota I econo s o n a -ln lf . f the I t’ltinlhi* It* rcsiyii immt*«Jlxilrly | corin-pom ling quota of I f f i j, and a lte r i« iHHimiter iva*- np)» &ntc«l. rrm ninn ht th a t level n-itII July Mm i- • *, buinl .1 (l**« r r u . i vo-2 2 j 4, 10III,' when the Pldllpplilet. * r r i . K I t V lll.AltTM — H a r »i achieve th e ir |>olitlcul Ind-'iM-nd- Urt*i i.AHltH - - N*» Ml|*|tlii'** ened (HlIKLIcEM — C W T 'f - n n * NKW \ "IU<- I *<■*• •:» ' pi rn llN i ““*“ — —1 , i v t t r I F RnWmtln--. conn -I for Thu idea of tho dim inishing T" q u b its hi to w ithdraw I'vlde c m u ii n I (*■*" t Mini* M a u d fo il- ' i l l s Komi, convicted U .en im prlvllcges grm liuilly in in iiiai'n I \in e iic n n Itwn-l iesder. >i-*teiil*y m uto on I i-l-. i; tla n fib th e day when tho Islatoli o f -r|i|wnl Th- ri-.fiilo Fun I* i-debralll-K lied . . . .tnUirc . -..v\llli l>|i»m u tt stan d on th eft own feet. it. iv.enty fifth n m .liifta i} il.l- ' M lonoy Tln-ma- l l»* i - C J . i l M any e x p erts Iad lei e tluil |-qlii y$Mi \%ill$ II ilnv nutl ) l n nr lit ' leal independence (req u irin g Pbil ol iimiivhl imietv. heirinniiiR Jim | At.bl> MAN FOUND DEAD iPpine exports to the ('id tiil aUl imd itiiidhtir IbrAUgh Kdi. in , B tatrs tn |w y full duty It will |n»**Mtl a ro iu n lrtv nielm 1 , A ID'A , DI . A. Iter.. Ja - ,p i t,- All-.1 th ey m in e from B ritain, I-1unco Itn a t | TAMI'A. Dec. 3* — With more o f FI..... V 1-ieul n a lu in l. n g i . - l 1 ! " " I.uek. HU. who H i d alsne • r Ita ly ) Will lower the F ilipinos' than oil floats and "1 bauds al­ eu llu i.il mill In d u .liia l ti-acutees., ' " rl " g d e n m a r here, w n . found ' ready entered In (hr (iasparilla nnd II- nunu-tom exhibit* thi- , '••"d m hi* Imni- by s f'l-m l. A I >x8ws Changed1 rid S t r u c t u r e Nazi Victory Buy For M o n d ay To o — Closed N o w Y e a rs Day WHOLISALfi PUCES m M 7 A IL- 219 Sanford Avo. Gabparilla Parade to Mark Climax Of Florida Slate Fair . m w i ll I n r lu d e ..... I - o f th e f „ | . I 'b y s ic ia q , s a id tie t i ll w n s d u e t o , pmade, which will again mark tho yext e .ri- shown a t the foir. J - nturril c a r s c . oml p ro 'n b ly CC-, climax of tlie Florida F air tills ___________________ j urre.1 (.hr lit mao - Da)-. year, indications are that tin) p a­ (lilt of whale, lardinv mi-1 In -I I ipvlincs trau-|>urt r.an I mm ! rade on Fch 0 will be even larger and moie gorgeous than .tliat nf ling oils, the Japanese aiv luniiu |Ih- feXu* Panh unite lo secticn. I Texn* last year when nil form er record! fsflurinK n were luokeli. . "• Tatade plan* cjUANiiir mums COURHOUS VOUNG A«N IQ lA K f . 201 E. Firit Sf. rimkvio PUICHASlS Lucky N ow An cM m $i Y e a rs •* Ml Pm i . iatili Rf<<* on N»w >ti t D.iy I* a*ill N I Urd «t.*h Tract. Jay l*d ^ R*ikf$ Hf»» J r wi4*ni)% l*» 4»#-1 N40 tHnlbfy >Oj I S*<QJ' Cu<»d Hog PEAS JOWLS R I C E lbs Ip. Pd.ka in the Nlw YfJM* 'fd t Joy in Ihu Nlw Tfb" POPULAR DRANI)5 CIGARETTES PICNIC HAM S lb . LAMB 19c lb Tamiwt Iwad drtssej In ptrata cotL im e s . ' Two "big name" c reheatoaa will jday at tho Krrwa'a social funcUta* * during the carnival. Hal ErtUp will ut ov ide mutb far Dm K i half at the Tampa jrac*! Uuh on tha night of Vab. 3. aad Jfddtc Dwfhlp ai Ihu annual etano- F^U> hr-ikH M V fe lt V— 23c l«<oa Sgv4«r«i A jc a tie q ^ g f - K o o m N"o. 8 --------- fU fitm A ' id u lb Ytt. W$tl3«n SkfJtb O' I**" VVh.tr- Ra on t L4f]4ta lb C>n loiiii't wkila null mj'kr»' ISc lb 29c tr. ro ft £tn«g H«D WSoU 23c 4!Alt M l HAM4UtO(4 4AUXAGI lb ISc Slioulduif lb 12</kC Cbops Ih 17c HAM S lb lb a-a cnocs GET YOURS' - Pound R*d T.?ig 2Sc 5MOUtD(t5 b-nnlrd Bjcoa r tUf IVs-ct Club' S I c .aR lb ISc 21c ROAST OYSTERS Ih g)___ 19c 23c I Z Y 2C ^nutncin I FLOUR G i 'i q f'i A lo 20-U>« S ic 2 h u t* 2 5c 1 t.sF PEACHES CRACKERS Ih ISc Mb 12 '/2c r#wn**4 REST O A TS lar KNOW N IS c PARKAY BRAND IN TO W N ! In Quar lor* - Pound- to .n e . Tan BREAD M A CKEREL , |16 ox '<£? » I O S. O.tfSiiv-1 35c (Is. Gisds A Is-a* ,P ,s .tx .* i., () >i Crlip iy 2c Bunch i -iww n in : / T o m a t o m (1b. m i t i.uc tC llaarX C m rjr Heart* 7Vit rut.Low O f W III. Q M q t ja r t-ook-w-d (ta. Slrswbsnifl Preserves ' f ' O LE O lb U>/4c 1 6 -o z 1 2 v2c sb u ry 29c PB iE ll S T IX O U R 19c 5 It. 27 lOlbl 51 Ct.iii Ci IiIohui Cauliflower lb. I ! j c H q u is h Preserves 6c lb I kA Rad Sliavbsuy S V l t CWII O N E 7HH-J ucv WHITE BACON Old JtMUf** M O ST C O M P L E T E L IN E O F sc o tc h es IN SEMINOLE C yU N TY Gf"j*n« Sp<*a§ Fancy W o iliin Slraak O ' Loan R*adUu BACON vo C offee CHAMPAGNES 1.12 C’arlon MORRELL'S PRIDE TENDERED LIQUOR STORE LIQUORS an 4 WINES "for Tk Iifi »a |hu N*w Y FRIDAY ONLY 3 no 2 14c >VK H A V E T U B CA X Dish! J U fC E ' Qa*|>atliln poRoint;*TomlVu^floiil to be entered by the Krvwr are btin g p u pa red by a rtlsta and dealgneu. All float* entered m utt tfk. approved by tho Krewe which adapted thi* tu b In oroer tu m ain­ tain tin- liifth utandaid t(ulv h a te set and w hkh baa made ibia e l ­ ation the tiotsUndhuf' rv » ||t ut p o th iii’ . w inU f season. bhVHen. Ti.e hr> ■no i have entered a ____ Spanish cnllton float In the pai t t 'o f a n a - • ra d t a t Miami Saturday night Ml of tltita d - turn Ihu Uraugu Itawl game, th a entire ern ilem lt- Queen JY kicv Van Dyke and King LeBron Kinchby will ride oa tha tho United float arrom panled by members of Ucipallon In (k rlr ro v it and the University of VOUk tO PEAS - JOW LS - RICE f «* b s i n d , kaa tra fiiv tu a ln l.j. cf fthe w ater main lictworn•> lthe dran. and tbc pumping atatlcn th a t now arrived. lie re p in e d nc (further prowTaw toward .ccuting She approval of tho W PA project i o r laying the pipe. ■ 'A motion w is t- n s u l luth il/iln t tho City-C lerk to offer n 'lld a b w f the Stmhwdo Ci/untyQhamber o f Coidtnatce to ps>- half r f tho c c it of endtwlntr iho poreh of the ChaniW rb httlhllnir,' pruvhlIhg the work tim’d 'ta il •e.i.-t in- re ll^ n $500 Chamber uffL-Uli j-rd toquectad the City to pity l|tc full ■mount of l)te ct A . Quotation* oa the r i l y ’.i re 'e .ijM l w ater w otks t unde disci mud th l t the Prices had rlae-i elnnt polata 'i a the p s t t m o n th .-T h e N tttm tbcr .quotation w ai‘ 'l l n p j poaember quota! ion M ty iih th r approval tif ilia i.iem. I*:* t r tha Cbrnmlstlon. Mayor Higgins appointed n B urnt i.f fB fc tm a l Kaaminers, i t providrd to Mho K lcetrhii cotlr, as fullqaw= K. U. Randall as master etortilcbn. D ./C . 8Jaff*-,l, jour- KANSAS CITY. Lite 38— (/P> Smnll -tstntrH Rrvce B. Smith ■ l i c l l t n l out on hi* Mayor's Jol' }« -iiti!aj- ri.Ter the lormnnt Pen vrr.-n-t U. tn-vrnfl- tna-Mne rtm r to life smt »m hbel b*ck thu pow e. it kuvc him l.**t Spr ng. Smith, w hi made n fortune in b len t In fere ho turned to politics It-igned effrcljv- S stunlsy fol. Ic ai 11; mi angry city hs'l scene i:t l a U-!. he *hontc I *'tinliticBl doitb'e • c *r • Smith, virtually n fig u r'-h en l ui dee the city manager form of ip rei nairnt. announced he was 1 lining p o n ir last Aptil a fte r n U -dital in and juty uucovrrr J ■ti ift nn-l p liliral corruption w'liclt racked th.- powerful Pen!. rgitst group nnd rent Boss Tom nnl acv.m l of his followers to I. i .emvorth prison. Vole .w itching in the City U- uneit Tuesday night gnvr the nu- liin • tael ion a majority which thwarted the Mayer’ s plans for at pointm.-til c f n city m anager| .atul city counselor. Over Smith'*] 'o ip u itlun the coimril sclectM 7-t-i y nl'-old William Drenlion ns city | n lunger to • m iepd the Inte lien , ri K. McKIroy. P n d rgust liemhnun who quit undef fire la -1 Si-ting, flu- Muyot hn-l held out; f i r a younger man, trained fur II-- (oh. 'Ilie Star said Charles M. ll/w cM. n lawyer nfnl |icrsonnl ffleml dt PeiiicVgaat, *-arniigbil the bi>tiintntm t of IVinabh, n rrttrcit 1 in mice executive. Pendcrgnsl Will lie haired (rum personal po­ llin'il activity for five >»nn after hi* rclen*.- frum prison Iteil jr-.ii. under hi* pivbulion Itrm s. Ve. ti l day Smith uinlerlook I" nt-M nl, tlituugli the nclliig eity m magi r, Ic u n u \S'ul>h us ell) C- iii .-i li’V. Wnl-li i* 11 Mill uf the Ian- Uiiink II. \Vnli<h, Kun-tu C-'v unit New Yotk ior|Kitiitlnn I mini ney. ) Wnl-li wn* m nly to b? sworn in ! wlicii Ciiiiiiciliiien llulij It. liar1111 mill I'letrles II. I'ltitk, m a­ rlin . len-ler*. ntrivnl with D intni l, iiminuncrd lie wn« now- thr tin nuger and that J. V. I.ewl*. ailin g tuniiuger, tin loiii-.-v 1n.it op[h. alive piw cr. " th e lull lie is!” tin- Muyui »xpi eil. "When did ih ii (ll e a v • tiring in) linptH-n?" "AI-iut 3* or 30 iuiiiiit.il nqn. I"«l -ay,'’ tia rre tt replied. | Thi* look* to me like u typical in hit..- Irirk/yS m ilh t-sid. lie rrsigneil ulihin (he liour. Smith, who wm riveted th e n time * with mnehinc bucking. Ult- 5r C e le ry 9 - o z ja r S W E E T R E L IS H 2 2 - o z ja r D IL L P IC K L E S I t u r r c p O L IV E S 3 W -0 Z j a r 6 - o x ja r O p E E M O L IV E S 10c IS c 19c 23c ftieik 9 « /4 c •ionds G»e«a , C u b lrn g c lb . * m YsUs- O n io n s 4 •»>» 10c T O IL E T 3 lor •OAT 12c Powder 4>/2C S o a n h s H i - M — t B sll» 1 5 c cough atrisualy eodangart r famUy, amt your hustnaaa a. lilaetA fcom cold* aad sbS u t u lt Concentrated How 1940 A u ra i su n s RINSO 9c M b a rbhgh dae M l agld. ’ Largs 23c h«d«n Tglck CORN Mflrtt KUkJ 3 PE A S 303 D R E S S IN G ■aaa^sMlfto. cans can f« 8 -o x M «i �•/»• • ;_____________■ , _________ » f m r -tm ______ ■ B A l a year’* meet is the fifth emplcye* are bona fide residents V. consecutive season conducted un- ol Central Florida, which means a deb the sama*management. And big annual payroll- dumped Into j . this year promise* to be the Imal mercantile channel*. Be greatest of Uta preceding tow. < The opening night card la sponliutt year, the mutual “handle” , sored by Memorial Peat 10, Amert went over the million dollar mark.. Icon Legion of Orlandj. The peat fas- BM C111 .tarlty distance and the American Legion Handicap over the longer i-latha of a mile route. * A allrer trophy will be presentad to the winner of Ihe Inaugural '.While * blanket nf mini will be cm hand to be draped over the aleck bark of the winner of the Lrgluu Handimp. jV The inaugural la aa hi*Saris aa the Central rlorida D y ih f.f losing major event of car|i;*bB*tn. ’ . 1 IJut year’s winner, >Hr ValenI fine' Jr, fr<>n| Ahe^kVra»r(. of One Main, only twd-nma winner of (be Inaugural- in history, will-not 1 be back to defend hla laurels won . from a fast field :laal irrarj Mlt taring Secretary K. M- Meet*# ha* matched eight dogs the llkee #f which have never leen seen • t the Central Florida racing oval. These right are the pick of the data who have spent Ibe last week and a half going through thrlr schooling pares- The rep­ resent, Meetse a y s, the “flneat act of doge that have evyr been assembled at the track. The dog of Ihe hour, ea far M r fan* aFe concerned ,1* Smoky Ranger, Gerald Fealey’a young hr Indie dog—winner of the WarFee, Ohio, Derby and undefeated - In schooling, race* this aeaaon. , r u IMaley’i dog drew a favored ; Mali Ion In the ninth nre, which . la Ihe Inaugural. Ji Ha drew Ihe No. 7 bog1on the all ItHtriwI ■ flBITI TAXinwra K v r a iti Mrs* n ic e - rwarilr ur nua skip Ui. A n i 'l la U r r r i M< S l n l King II.Rwlrk rtntl Nell e tu lea rle lllp a la a g W H A L E S, BEAVERS, nap Bankah- SaHv * « mi,I,| T r o n ic -Klaah Mai Ilia J i.n ,fl La-ty llw y I ni-ti it*.* J m i n i Race— a -lu w n e ‘ 3 .C L ssi H all Ually lis a k lr i I n » 4 ran ru n J ll-i.- l t’ blat ila w a la n Clipper li. He»r I Ju n ih llu t Mwa .« » P eiapa-l-r . R*X I-nn* Dublin Dnn.lv I'aiarlk llaec— I'aiM iliy T a i r TIO, I July A l Arm* Ju«i L a f* V olley clip p e r Danny Autumn te a r I’u h D lvM .n .l Money l l » i rill* liner —C aia rlly F i n K ing ill l i n i n g tland Our Hill Clailnm C. O. N ailer. Ann II. fl Ranamr Version Mammy Platk R are— y u e r t ly Drnlhtr John U n it's Menace M arsh .Bey. Shaba W all J o h a Frank Lucky KayLucky L.pc tle'a Lucky ' Savealk Rare—*-l# Dll* Kmpp-a p»t Kano Ul>» Jim Kni Haharo Nlalk Ha, m o ; 'f c r 'n ' - aktslde, a favored spot for this l>. ealaa ___ Sa,W W -fB—® tmtardy to their crila and ehnrad In |he Qiriatmoa dinner. They errrr eerred chicken, pork, turkey, dressing, maahed potatoee, cran­ berries, apple eatiee, coffee, and brand. The elly Incited them to the featst “providing they eame In IMIlK-lHi-N A V A fS lU R A C TU R E OP= W HAT P Q O C X JC T vS C ham plon sp eller o f a ll tim e la North Carolina waa the lata J, JAllen of Lmaisburg, N. C .. Ha could n o t. only spell any word circa him, but'abo could tell tha pace, number, column and how many word* from the top It waa In the eld blne-baek apeller. HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYBODY!!! cssam ynm w m m Agaln.t the Rucker#*, Miaaouri gained l i t yard* and 111 of there yards were made by Christman. This lad la going to be a hard man for Tech to handle, because the Yellow Jackets won't be able to use a tight defenae cn account of Rla pa alng an I that la going to make hla runnlnr all Ihe more •<feet Ire. * Christman It note In Miami working with the Miaaouri team f»* It rounds out training for the I big New Year afternoon clash land byline slanders who hare iU m watching him pitch aerials loll agrte that be ha* one of the FtMUJPr DtUCKMIS BOUPt 1(0 K MERRIES . . . RO. 2CAM IB0 LUSCIOUS NALVU OR S U . 2 210 PMKUBBEAKS iM.nCM Far Lack ia 1M01 W lS . . T . 1 the. 1 7 c S W r * .* 10. D U D T IN T S rfiS......... 1 A n r u n i i s M . RAISMS 'S c ^ rC FHOfTPHOOF, lj,e. t* — Ona FLORIDA CRYSTALS—RUUJLXR huii'lrnl Frdetpi on* boys i n be­ ing alven n clianrr to »;ro* a etrol.lya of no|k-tiVii nml *eiir a aultabla pliae tiiMKiTh the cooperation of Hiuie Jnl>e Myrr nml tho lllghI-’rimk W. Meyers, et uk Innd Niwa. l)n<-|e Jnke haa 10ft Ile a l E i l a l e M o r lg a g a s ears tit popcorn which he grew Seminole County Loo, I'. H. A It. F King to Sun- front on cur r«-nt to him. He la foul Production Credit A»»n. nflt-rluK through Iho News to STANDARD QUALITY Court Records give one ear tp cnrli of one hunCrap Lien Syuii'i, Hoy F., et u* to Sanford lira ,1 l»y» who will agree Id plant it. The New# will givu a nultaHe Agri. (trcillt r«in». prire ta the hoy having the beat I ... Aitignmsat Of Martgaga | crop produced from ‘hili ear. Elhel Sanford Grower* Credit Corpor­ ation to Sanford Atlantic NaCaadlllewal Sales Cealract Eva tlnnnl Ilanly Scott * Carraway,. lne. to Kiank BalUlaallwn Of Mertgaga. J. Hauer I to Sanford I'Cuilaetion Credit Assn. Roland, George W‘ et FRICI 5 LBS. 21a *'"• Each of these animuls produces an promatia -1 u illative hate. Amy 1«a By-FEED HARMAN RED RYDEH fL L C A U -T H e KILL WILUB’a : IP h O U VWHI14I MW M >MO> PAMCAKf FLOUR..................... 1-lb. h ex 5c tA T SU F AJMO COSN O a.-- — . .. TOMATOCS.. .m*4. can 10c MMNUUN1 AtaOgTI* aeimoAHp Fewnwt Butter £ £ SCRATCH FIID. . ..J .. -SS< AFFLR JELLY... 2-lh. |e r U c Suhmiy T«fa Choir# . , Pawnv Mala Cyrt iCop♦ Ceppar Olak 1- ,. u Prorrama, hIvIot goorelfte In­ formation on the dogs entered for toplghl’a races, came off the press yesterday and were placed en sale. i The pregnma may be obtained at the following btuhtaas houses I Koumlllal and Andersen, Touchton’s Drug Blara. Mobley’s Drug ECONOMY IOOA peORAHAM OMOKERS . . . . 1-LB. BOX IS0 ALL RIO. IB* CAMPeaL’S SOUPS . . . 3 FOR 260 ( M O C W ttW A U R / P A6 S 0 AI 1 . . . 2 BUIT BARS 100 *>: 1 m m dally double, you attempt to pick the winner of the second com Classified Advertisements |M ,KT r ARRO, Vaasa* Can W. SI* ML-MOHTI..........A.B4C MAXWUL HOUM...................h .U a they w o u l d r e a d yo u r a d TOO; IF IT APPEARED HERE LARD' ALLEY OOP; Jfino COP_EMHAt1EN C M - ,,. Flanly. Henry A. Ruaaell Bead B n t TOUR Watra rypalrwl bj one who really., know* how Brigga,. JaValev kaamolio- Av» iMCUliiA N GASOLINE Heat|pr, iTaCllrally new, fine condllion,' First, 110.00 accepted. •Wren# 9134. \ ‘ COLORED w iM A N , neat dean. Fart time week. Good Ironer. FOR BALE: Copenhagen cabBeil R. Herald. ' , bag# arid * ieebarg lettuce -’plants, fltrrV htraln. L A'. •UTVATTON . $ Brumlry A Rena 1 By RAY, THOMPSON ^ DOC, MEBflfcVTKM VMS J ALLEY \U LY$EE 9 C H A j^ ^ t m m * * * . ! ] WASN'T ( J COME A C 9A C K *V l R IC E ,4 M E A i; 4 Igeu 4 AVENUE—H U —Nicely id aph k room*, fk a ie e*Re It* FMI........« . . . . 1 Ba BB* is. T U 1*01*. Wide-running young eon of the Imported IfptldedAwn nnd B rldgft nnf»Pky '-Moupia n OTIynn. Trackman, Railblrd and Ckertman H arry Behr pay tribute ta 'th a pup’* record by immlmMi*ly ‘aeleeilng hln* ae their choice J (* via the inaugural. ’ Tha mutual department, under the direction of General Manager , Walter Connolly, I* ready fpr ||a biggest night A new electrical l calculating machine will ipeed Ire - the f* turna of tho final odds; ollmltMlIng unnecessary welting. ■ The track’s biggest fewtuce, tha Sally double, will again be held on the eecond and third races. The -M pondary feature, the qulnlelta, > Will be held on Ihe 11th face with t pUklfM, place and ahow batting •M *B race* In addition to a 13 ‘ aomblnatlen “acroae Ihe beard” PRISONERS RETURN TAMPA, Dee. ZB —OP)— Tempa'i city stockade took on the •»peet of a m l family Catherine Christmas day when Keren men who hare been Impriaonsd there ro much of the time that It Marne like home to them, returned vol- AVUSK Q X E fM A M O C IV E T C A T S A R E IA A PO R T A M T IM T H E a m a e a » ie ■r»l»illv IM ra l k e if JUalri iia r j h iu r fr a c Jannr I'raft Missouri Chance In Orange Bowl fly GEORGH GA1.LET MIAMI, Dee. Although Georgia* Tech’* Yellow' Sariret#' hare been Installed a 7 to 10 farorlto In the annual Orange Bowl game here New Year1* Day by moat of tha batting comntlaalonrra, you don’t' find a lot of Tech money floating around thin town. And tha reason aremi ot be All-American Paul Christman: Missouri"* great passing ani run- H S Over 300) Central Florida grey- . All aeUm at the teupri.i Eg hound raelnc vnlhualaat# are ex- haa been under Iha-aupervLhjr In Simna Ik. fUnfarH Or. » (OrM of KtnUl R f lU CI Mr lh a '& Z S £ t}riik x r t x fa y , V. l Races To Be $£&£■&&JCK Run Nightly For • s lS i'& S S C t', 99-Day Stretchuiually M'JJSfi£,»SU5K — .— a fat repaiil i* yamr- / _ a.. —- . t~ # DogTrack Ope# Season Tonigh C. •< BANFDR0 THISTCURIOUSWORLD E a �> ■ ;r V>’t v * *w v»*t> ‘j. * r v ^ ,\( > w f O r / r ^ -' ..’ v ’** •••-**■ v* <*•■*■ *«-*•’ ? * ? M P jiB fori In Tha Onh CfMm U i City Affordtaf Rail, Hlchwit And water Transportation SfnlMlf Caontf PruiuM More Fruit And YrertftMm Than A n/ Slmibr Area In America A N IN D E P E N D E N T N EW SPA PER VOLUME XXXI Member Associated Preen Britis h S hip SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. DECEMI1ER 29. 19.19 Q u in t:s 1Will FINNS PUSHING RUSSIANS BACK I* Torpedoed, Nazis Report Death Toll Erom Quakes In _ Turkey May Reach 50,000 Lose DaFoe As Guardian “Some Damage” T o’ Warship In Subma­ rine Attack Is Ad* mitted By Admiralty Famous Doctor Wants Merely To Remain As Personal Physi­ cian To C h i l d r e n R u s s ia n s B o m b F in n R a i lw a y s 1 MIAMI tlEACII. Dec. ?0 —1.1*» • — A’lhttr Flaght, per«nnnl attor­ ney for Hr. \1lrn liny l'jfn>'i J tho fa m es little itnelrr will retire | from gucrdlanahli- of the Hi.iene i milnliiplet,, hill w ill eontlmie •!* j [their |>e*»on«l phyrlrlan. .7. t'allamlrr, Ont., Oafoe com* wwiteil I ,at iir ’•.annul *iv mi)*1 1 thing tintll il become* official. ’ ■ lie Hrclari'il SitunUy lie had, Icen *eeklng twe yenr* to le ip -, ' tiered of hi* ilullea *« one rf the j ■ th ee guardian* name*) by the, |.la tr. Hr said he prefrrml to iP| Little Nation's Sue-. cess In Repulsing • Invasion Continues 1 S ovirt w am innns ?tn ic k anew tndnv a t K |i n b b - r » " ' w ay Junctions. In noutheni coastal c ltim while fl^rjnany rcfm rtcd ft n rw blow to tho RritUh sc* power, t aVi I'tlu T t, Kltinlah -tra d ily it T he O f l f t i n niipreme com* nut nd ftnnounctxt.'ft B ritish bftUleahlp, in tho Queen EliSftbeth chtita, had »**n torpedoed by a. German »»bma* Hna •Swat of Beotland.*’ ’ { Uppa racflpt of Uyt German Annouaoemant, >tha British Ad/atroHy aald a German •obmarln* find attacked a battleship. killflic tkroa arid doing "same dam* "^Neither disclosed whoa Ute atl,ck occurred. i . Tke German* added nothing further about the ahlp'o fale, or the prods# Identity. • m U S Sheriff Seeks Repair Of Road In Death Valley J D V tlD j * .L ..I i fn<e to w atrh th e ir health ami • t«<t l« tro lh n r.l liy huainr** nr. ra n g e m rn l.. 1 P rem ier M llrhell llrp h u rn . *ai«l lie hml no Inform al ion th a t an a n irrm rn t hail liei-n irai-liml IhIwM'it Hafoc ami Oliva Oionor, the Quint*’ fath er. 8. m e repnit* '*'*1 Ha foe Would rc«l|;n a* guardian on th e nndcririandiiig th a t Hlonno iliop ro u il action again*! the ilnrtnr in connection w ith contract* allegedly involving the Q uintuplet*' name*. 'Relief Trains Rush To Scene Somi«s Residents Should DemandAction To End Mishaps, Hand Says M in o r BuSMJSH' TURKEY tS>daep* odrr n tu b k l and other (ties Ip midnight hombta.. Iclal military eatamunl* ■aalaa of Red to hava been * e hand-to-hand i h OU i y Of I m with many toward alaiiUr period* of lime tbla valley and that probably moat of them could have been pre­ vented had proper rnglnoavlng beta used In tire construction of the highway through, thla iwamp* land- to . . .» rrti.:. ^ r<wn i The road bod la parrot* ifo say the least,'the sheriff pointed out, adding that the bridge arrota tha creek through the awimp Is still narrower, creating a tendency among driver* to swerve toward the middle of the highway when approaching the bridge. Because of the soft bed for the highway, the toad haa punk la ■pots enough to make ateerlag difficult, particularly nt high rates of speed. He pointed out that tho road on both sldea of this mile-long atrip la fair anti that a driver running at a high rata of speed la not expecting the dangerous swell* In the road when ho strikes thl* particular stretch. Another bridge near Fern Park haa alao been the scene of man? accidents, Sheriff Hand said, and this one, loo, should he widened, hf Mid. For tha safety of tha realderta pf Baaford and Seminola County something should be dona to *ll« mbiate these hatarda "before Ike ahoata of more of our resident, haunt It," the Sheriff aald. Mutititin^ il.Mtb toll in An* ali>li.i Ini official* to callin.aU' tli.at I ho total ntiishl tpooh StXtiOo a* starvation* «‘«>t»l ami «!»•***' cr ca tn l new |n>HI* for survivor*. R> Itf train* fr.'tn Utuiitkara i ii .In.I fiool aihl itntiw al .iit>;*l:«v* to tho *lialtorrd Center of quake; ^°wllhSf € c .o o o **— d y w ip e d o u t SYRIA .|i' i t r !»■>.', hut * i r . l f * l ram * H iui'N .li.'n focrlttw - an>l » OC* rev l.lir*a*.l nude it '*n u that a k l i i . 'i u l t k a a a i k l i w u M J te ».t lo iu ri. • in .t r . | * " * i r W e r e I., h. . -...1.1 •. ><It tlo m I'.-j i * > ( Hi’* . M . . I >.r orary wleatlfle fratomlty. meal­ ing la ednjuaotloii with the American A»«kOtatlon for the Advancement of Selencc here, that man la atUI In the elemen­ tary atagea of hit evolution a* tho dominant creature of the oarlh. In the long range view of hl»tory and pro-hUtary the flr*t World War and the preaent one ore childish "apota,'* which when aattled by neeeaalta, will bring the world eventually Into a cooperative organliatlon to make full ute of the natural rcaource* of the earth and the benefits of scientific endeavor, he declared. Han has only about BO,000 year* to hla eivdlt a* nn creel, thinking animal." Dr. Malher added, “but we mav c*pcn nearly or qulta *00,000 years more of oilstonee for our kind and no problems oxltt wklch would aoriously deter the human spectra from maintaining a com­ fortable existence on the aurfoee of the earth for pn Indefinitely long period of tlmp--o period to in on hih-h 11i.n .'i s. |»re* Tor V«*'lt v i !•* IK** Ii I om Rev. Mdnerney Is K i l l e d In Au t o Accident canter*, and eliminatedbe hazards e f tk b atrln town* ouffered new air tfRAtmUilon. Wintry weather, tha major factor la tha . Raaclan-FIniMah war, blanketed tha western BnWepeaa front. Germany said tho flo a t waa quiet except fa r •Winer artl»- Heavy shock* 4jn tku area; towns in ruin* MtdittirontoaJStm,, ■ w»l rad mand.r In charge of the Fin­ nish campaign. Otneral Btarn, a Soviet htro of the M r against Japan, was aald to ha the naw commander. DUaoUiflod with tho treatment of Xuaalaa-Ftaalih war nears by tha British, French -find Am.rican press, Russia re-lrapowd ceacorahJa on dlapatchea before . ANKARA. IVv. ’i l l — (A P I shock* Pap worth Urges H ('atastrophe R a n k s W illi (irratvsl In Morlcm H i s t o r y Ateono Dardantlles Hepburn amid retitemrnt a* guardian wa* tip In Dafoe, but ag thot a* "long a* the present govman rrnmrnt I* In office, he will conn cro n Untie to he the penumal phy*l* clan to the quint*." He *aid the i t i o n kulnl* would not leave their nuri aery to go hark to live with their lutrcnl* unlp*« Dafoe rrromnicnd*. known aa "death valley," Sheriff x |S t a r v a t i o n. Cold, I D i s e a s e Create ! Additional P e r i l s For S u r v i v o r s WHERE TURKISH EARTHQUAKE STRUCK 111I51 Following onother fatal traffic Therir arV fhto ahlpa In the Ouaon Elkabrth claw, vtaatla of accident in what ha* become £«£ Established In 19U8 iv u r r u» m r t n y , rnmmt.akvp IL U. Panwnrtli, p'onecr” Twnfnrd r»«ldrnt. rolled tipon the Commlaalonrr* fnr a unanimou* vote for the re-election of Kdnnnl Hlggln* for anolhet y ra r a* mayor of the r ily of Sanfor.1, a pnaitkin which hr ha* hrl<l during hi* firth three your term of offirr. Mr. I'apworlh’* Irtirr i< a* fnlIowa; “I hope that vnu will not eon-Wei thl* a liberty, coming from on of Sanford'n o ld r.t ritiien* and proholly the. nldr»t living Cilv romtni**lonrr (Alderman IHftdt. hut I'm reasonably auie that my idea grnrrallv prevail* among tineltlirn* of Sanford and our >eq u e l i* lHat you re-elecl Mayor Filwntd Hlggln* for another trim . ‘'Tho wonderful work ho I*.* done in the pa*t yrar, particularly In tho “Hade-at-home" ram naign. mu»l appeal to everybody. We dn hope you ran give him a unanimnu* vote for rc-rlectlon. “fhir pm«peet* for the roming year ore exceptionally bright gentlemen don't "rock the boat." Give ti* Ed for another term anil we will probably get somewhere. Respectfully aubrplttrd. II. M Papworlh • ‘ The H oard a t T m u T r tV fcm W -r will « rlrrl n cKniimRii ♦nr 1940 »n«l Ih r I'ily C oohim* • | •ion will nam e a tiuijrni at orrtni7.nl inn m ii l i n r of iKv C»l)' * nnd C ounty K n v m l n r IhmI it-* »*n . Tnridtay. J a n . i . j Tho C o u n t) llo a n l h ill »hjh*! I in Ih r Com l ||u u « r T u r^ la y •.m ining nt 10:00 oVKh V %%hil»* 'h r C ity Cnnnni«ih»n A*ill rtn l iU ohl yr:ir*4 Im^inr^* iiit«l Ih- i i*in nni M nt u nirrtini! mi tSo | City Hall at 1 . ^ 0 V \\ W. It. Il.illaitl of Mt-iiuonli* I Spi i n c . has «rrv«sl a« ili.iiiin .in | •»i the ItiMint tif Cnunix < «ti»»i»»»^ I vinnrrft for Ih r iwkbt y e n T lie j Hnaiil will i*I we* fill th«* jury »m.\ | for 1940 mol hike IM'lloH* on j ••thrr nm tlrrw *»f ini|u»iI n n «• ul ! ih r ntretini?. ' An th e C'tly <'*>*M»i«k^*t*y»B |rt* • lutrr* fo r nnrrther yrar*. wi>tk.| Mayor Kdward llig g rtn att.l I Contml** inner M. J . l.—ltf.- « . l h tak e th e outh of nffi.r- l«rr an { n th er terru *»f th re e *rar* 'each. ( llnth w ere re elrelerl in the , C ity genet nl election li.l t »«| Dec. G. T he ln*tallati»n of the tw o I rtim m lM ioncr* will |«e.-e.le llnelection u f a m ayor fur lit lit, n | I'oaitiorr whieb May.tr i*:dw artl i lllggin* hclil Ihnirighoitl Wi* I h n th ree y e a r term a* cuiniyr*.-Hirta.') ' dinners Former San lord Pas­ tor C r a s h e s Into Concrete B r i d g e K antvnl Ctrl Sv«»ut« n t o u r t ul \u .tn h 7:tu» u i !••%-k a t Ih r tairl lit- IlivUur "YCtill* Y .tU n ' rUim r*l jsYJI m * SwatUy [ i h t i m U<l in rh l m*ll* lh>* .tlnM-t r i ir i p l it l ,in lanl.inittti* tlroiK a*1 l!n CirJl* *1 tit ««t us'-lrt it liiwe' It ihl iLtl »Mi»t»tnlr*» llrnvu*- jtvl* iiM ltSt «l in taMtMst tu iltv G i v j I ttu m U i t'l .liiU ie a •n r u imI i CmI om ditW R ttt llo* m V.MIA11*Hi* Ahd SO’ Winter s Icy Grip Loosens Somewhat Rxcepf. U t o d h h1 l»V ISrwt- | | | Xlrltwowy o*f I'u'li ItMiHt Jl\ o-f s a r f ’Utl. k k * n Ik*' 0 -*l ’I'U rv % IK* • Ik’ft* fthwtl»»* nf oaf |K. | ' p i p p | l u b l r t ' u t r r S .tk U t l ivs I *wv Itw * * ^ {Otljimk* I h r l i v a r tk ftU Ii tu tk I ,. I 4 vt uth i’f < r k m « ftknl ■Ji f« rm iv t| jb»ml ^ \ U l i v l l f A t* l S k r illf I U II a h I awl lh*t V I |f ka- i» r , gVftlrftlh l i a l k l ’V •«*ilh .-tp io iv a ll) W*t ik* •*<* : **h iKt |a r I** kv. M». i tf h t « h k , •• I m r lU- v i * I ho-1 *L»ur hlr* . ! Vrtilmr. A*wl *h*n f J lw ttm r k*i»* ll x tftl o il Ikftk t |% |e* |kr «M>|*».t|r »••* HI' IMIH’* ••• aKohi* 00 a kllt« Hit.* th* Sh” t • »• otat **l i L U blr*' IK ' **• • ih. l a , • r* I k l Iv. J« talioo** I »tampk ’• *k ,k o u «||.K » t • U l. ftU'k- )*• • *!•% Ika- f*u»* tJ lU twtjvs I , i *• . Ik*weft f .«* \e-ak a a I *4 . I t l V W\|*.’*-ftg1tr J r f H r* 1*0 I t^ u u L lltr ft 4 a l h*.l' ftitr IftUl 11Win*la** t» U*"ft«ku «tl% I PW-tt k»h h ' ftkla’ | ,l l l r l i l M I ' * Ift « *W*w ’U t f t k h l ^a»l lia r * i m « k n t r k tr«H *Q I I k w a y k ) a** kim.gr x . k i K r a u l . a t a l i *% i » v ' I w i k U w v t |Whh« bafta kil I* • »t « » t •kt l W Ikftaar w l Ikar M H < k l| l T W r lu r k |a U . I iw itw i I na« r in.*■*!**. *•! Ik* (A llb a J t a Cleric To Receive AppTIcationa Jan. 20 I W ‘ I» Vm J ' 1 ^ Hr IK r Wm .*1 « k a i t « l k II llw v t* lia U k f t l » K n r U te il r iw » m < » » * r kk«« < I h r i X ' V ie i • i \ b h I th<» t l o i . « ilk B lik t r iJ J 4 . kl«uul Bl 14 M a q | , I k l- 0*4 U flw la t |*»* I k r | .» U | aa Ik I —• Miq*r liftpr Ilr BB* k l ft I la ir , \a « ••‘r M k »rk m k **• I k . lA H tia r » M l I V v I flU k V rttC f fttw-i f t o l r t R I'aOkH- k* «A «M ( i e 'M k h f t f left U | u k « I l r k v s » t r * l at i laW k*| I k t t l> ft a*4 I k l k ’ lta I k ’t i r k in ly Ml IH w- S- *»l k e ir (u -tl l^ t lM B lr jflt l *Lft Iftaral >| Ifttt'la d tftfL . County 'Clerk G. P. Herndon said tonev that hi* office will be In a no Klin 'to receive applies* tii'ni fur the imrehaw of property taken over by lire Bute under the provkdaaa o f , ' the Morphy Art •fli>r J hu, SO. Although .partial Instructions have Wen received, Mr. Ilern* don aald that the details of the jproredwtft will he Worked out at rating of the court rletka cf Ida in Tamn* aboot Jan. It. ling with tha clerks win ha truster- of the Internal Insemeatv Fund who are hi for political ge of the sale nt tha proper- paalti, coal • ~. .1ilC , Tim « » |i« titi|ih r r a n k ' u tlk aeOft mc |V mi \kOr ft. L-wia Stevens Ends Navy School Course • If but Narria will prwitle during three days of frolivilir*. will rid# aa a throne la the Orange Bawl parada Saturday nighl.taad will preaent tha game football Icaptalaa af the Mlaaautl and Oeargla Tack lenaaa Nrw f r t r t Day. Cafttaat entrants were rkaara by Janior CkukWn af Coat- Lion. Club Charity'1' B a ll T o B e S a tu r d a y tS& u?sa“ ^*2t B h of u S t h a a gag ICSr 53la"3 I rftltsftlor “Student N i* h r ToIL* Observed By Baptists LOCAL W EATHER Mckl. {Urktlf Oak r\t»»ftaf v«4 |«* Njl.l.ln tr.»« a IMMOfM aver tha .ftIU l kft Agolattai ddL m i )ms ■ St tha nalet H m .tha haa J"ha le v n Steve**'. Ik >*h * 1>d Cta-a. U. K Navy. *•• - i Mr I . K S rvtM of |* t> tlwuiy. bo. »i>rre-«folhr ornptriol a <■«“' "f uv.IrwrttMo twm inc » r-r-M uf fitr aanotki. at IW lta b * u l Male** {(chard, w r of tV~ a u r trad** --’■--‘i arafttaloed by rb> Navy at Ike Naval T r .k iw S»« Ika, Uaaudw Rand*. Va. it wo.■■■OOt . d kT (he Or bode Kc rn.itlag SUHtua, f t k ) . Yaaag Stews* kao rvewted * Bureau o f Kavigati-a ftittfk ilF J P /J M P 4 dtauart,,*. ■ .1., • rn rth extreme S» � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 28, 1939; <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/c870879ed2e9de918fa21004e52f99de.pdf 9242681a9dd2a63651906fb662b2dd39 PDF Text Text TUESD AY , n Forlnaugural At Longwood Trade Mi l M M 'C o tltfi C osatr. ^ s i w » \ s i a u t jf i t K . 'S . - L i s s s r t S s ; C o u rt fram th« Om of lb* t i n t n MIM* I ot tela MtlM. Katb A U a or daman* mail bo In w rtllif, ,M Reel EaUta Cenraynaeaa m«M • t i n tho p la n •{ r ib l i n t MeNanghtoo, John to John A. *«< b**l offtea a M r m a f |ba rlilm ia k iM M an ba awarn to a> G rate f t nx. Miller, F. L. A Joe Harrohl ta • ha Claimant arovvl ar a Ilam ay. Woodmen of the World. ~rr-,. v . r . - a * % urfc^ * Miller, Emma K. A C hatter K. to Peter J. Hofmann e t ox. UT.Z1T. MrCARTT Farllle, Howard et nx to W. Earl Admlnlvtralor af Iba Katala af MAflCHE LINTON D oras,.4 S e m in o le C o u n ty ORLANDO, Dee. I I . — E ntrlea distance I t will be th e ninth be program , f o r th e In au g u ral Handicap, the the track form ally to p a ttra c tio n o f the opening Thursday night a t t i l l n ig h t's m e t a t th e Sanford-Orfo r the 00-day racing lando Kennel Club Thursday the A m erican Legion night, mrfll be announced to* red opening la expected to morrow, G eneral M anager Wal­ te r Connelly o f the traeb aald today. N ortl-B TO o u t s i r o n s E ight greyboundi, aeloctod Of Peebelo Lew ISX1 STATE OF VLOHIDA th e o u titn n d in t iloja am ong tha CUtJNTT OP.JIEUINOL8 record field or 400-odd fleet Tnu « u e each t l w M a r e hereby dog* now a t the Longwood Boiillr.1 uml re f e r e e to prwsaal track, will be selected tonight Jfi go to th e port fo r the .opening night feature. E ll F rie d rich H e in C o rp . to L . I. ' • . LAMinif. to mm u iin iT The Inaugural Handicap, fo r J u 4 | r u i K e t n i n o U C o u n t y , I* l o r M e , H u g h e y. which a bandnome trophy la topMl l i l t *»fflr# n th » P o t r r b o u N i | ItJIl. Of Bale p ritr, among oth er award*, li F l n r l t i , w llh ln H * h i »»!• I'rll, W. .1. to «: II. Rof.a • n«lRr tnor U it f r o m lit# l i m e o f (he tn hr staged over the futurity |(»ns, (i, It. to VV. J . I'rll ,i 1 ue. flM I |i ii Lit e• i i o n «*f t i l l * not i t )• i l t l u ) nr d t i m r i ' l in tl tt I t i»* v iJiin r. *n.i m int m k p m.* p t.««• 1*1 10 -i.l'IKe (I nil |H*tl ftl fit-r A**I * rUrr » o»f Hit rlftlmnitl, t n l mnM |.r pmitt n I«e fcy Ihf rl* mtn», I.EGAL NOIICR A N N O U N C E M E N T Ta Aaaaaaaa TV*l Wa H a n Been Appelated w c s t in o h o u s k dealer I Beoeaod S a a tlC a m a a r , lae. □SsnSvsf s u i t mt Team li Wins First Series In Current . Sanford Bowling Club Tournament Team I led hy Capt. I, Tharp defeated tram 7 three Mvaight flume* to win their first aerie, in the eurrent tournament of Ihe Aanford Bowling Club Ihia pait week. T»U I* Teem • (parked hy H. Cotu, who rolled n total of 64a, and H r Scott, who rolled a total ef 644 fo r three garnet..In the other gam e, loam 1 defeated teem 1 two out of three putting them «n-’ I, cno game hac« of u a .n I whhli u in aeeond place, and team 0 de/m led team 2 two out of thn-u to gain a one gamd margin oeer II. gvtrllaldo E. K vchhnif It. CUwoo K. KairMxa Paler M. Itr-r W. I.iiil e fir ■ w i t d i , M a s s ' s : high I fa m e fo r the week hy rolling a a ra ria ra tnr weak M r ’*Hy -V o llln r 'tw*; Fenhlngx lugInlvldual Dap ft. mlaaed hosting the hlgheet game F ttreThura. e O ra la fa u rolled In thle tournament by two I. P. P ato u 111! 1 IL Hollar till !. Dr. neon Ml ! U h r lt Kaaaarman Eiirttald* Jaanlnxa n o t ic e t o r a m r r o n a Frobaia larva I MX HTATE OF F m itlD A COI!NTT OF NKMINOl.lt Ton and aoeh of yuo are hrrehr nnilllad and raqnlrad lo nraaanl any rlolma and damanda whlrh you. nr rlthar of you. may h a rt axalnal Ihe aalata nl MAOCIIE I.IN* llabo r 1 r 1: d STRAINED til 144 * LAVTmN W I 2AVEJH fi t >*«|irt I 111 JQ U O R S S i r r , * a LIQUOR STORE *112 SANFORD AVE. PHONE 9122 unfonHvable G O LD 2 ’A Y 0U R J7A R P E N T E R M E D A L P F R E S H I. F I4l , f h r r W . J a a a lo x a J. l.u dw lx R. Kaaaarman Total* |l | 141 H I 111 ill jlt- U i ]i» h i 14 ) IT! I l l a il i f ! •vn . S TRAW ■ . Marlwalhar H I 111 . Ilnll*r li) 14R n Walla * 1«v 1)1 «*I 111 ( 4( 41T III III i n tltt P IN E A P P L E I Yf 2V 2 H O M IN Y Q T . M IR A C L E The Imklioui thing about thb oifon* live condition b tiiat nearly everybody has It at tome time or other wtihouc realizing It. Experienced people protect thrmaelvee by prgllng with Lbtcrlne Antbrptlc morning and night, and be- L G E . SA L L Y Y E L L O W m UNITED LUMBER CO*, ij m prance 719 F R E N C H A V E . R K » " .u i / T i i l“ !>iu H tb rtw language, featu red oh* a f U nlecrtol Blblo Bon* dky b f th» I ltn d r r Memorial h leth o d b t Choreh a t F t P lates U*t Hunday. Tbo Blbla waa pub* Ib h td In t t l t and it still In good condition. H ram * from R E D the la fg r collection of rar* J«* VII Polk ro u n ty 'i cattle Imluatry )U now rrp reaen ti an Invrslm ent of M. 1*1 Ira 111 |4 1 HI HI $4,0(10,000 with 76,000 head of F . T> d r o l l HI UI HI 4M T. Rallv HT III H I eol ratilo g ra tin g on HOO.OOO a c m of Improeed range land under Toiala * t i l 110 m i n . fence, according to county agent, UarvKa rolUd Thura Pro il. Paul lliiymaih________________ _ . , TRAW X W. Inhrm in III H I H i l i t MP READ YOUR AD 2 fo r . — P H O N E 718 C A B B A G E sfaXMVmrfc* sm B E E F S T E W *26c b i f f B y F R E D WO SH A D O W , D A N D U any— S E C R E T MISCELLANEOUS WK HUY. HEM. OR TKAIIK ANYTHING IN IIOU8KlliH.il •IIWNITURK. MATIIKU Alt* , .t)AHK..PHONK 127. LOST AND FOUND O P E R A T IV E R A C K E T - r w W C L L OE* W & W 13<r A P P L E S R Y D E R TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE KLKCTnOLUX CLEANER. Rap. B R E A D O N IO N S Classified A dvertisem ents HA»*r YOUR W aUh ropelrod by oaa who r a l l y kimwi bow. Ibiggo, Jaw olir Magwalla Are. A N N W 1*1 ISO IM W. J . KINO, no m b ln g . Phoni W W H IP C A U L IF L O W E R G R E E N lit iii P R U N E S T O M A T O JU IC E There b acklom any exniae for offovlIng othCra with hautoab (bod b r a III) due lo food formaltailnn In the mouilu It b io r a y to make your b m ah twccr rr and more agreeable with Lbtcrfne, (lie aafo nntbcptlc. Walah Falabarg teaa y . (too^Voo'ld C F L O U R NO. 1 tUAMoifb S L IC E D Y O R K i a . J S i >,r*.l t ? l | V aV ’ ,D,a,»<| ! ‘ **< P H O N E .lt 11« M A O N O M A ^ B * ttz jr , grodlaata 4 !t A N D -E L E C T R IC S E R V IC E n .rn imoo rotla! weak andlng thura. tl. l t l l . unto roll ad Tuaa. Dae. It. r n x i lolly l i t III IS I 414 fhoratnn 11A ft ft V R A D IO t>ar,a.ad nolle o o w L ie n |»* r u n I'ohilredr.ii M.it lit* n th iImv of | if et mitt t. 1939 it#• icm a it v w i :a m : r Ae| tt«litlml r a tor nf Ihf I!b(>*»4» of B A U E R FltAVK M PELL Ailinlnlalratnr of Ihe tCaiala ut WILLIAM H PRIJ. Klrrhhnrr A M Fran «.r M|f#ti»#y, u t l lt e M im a i t l l l torn* v«oie| i t i o r t ll i i K t o lew* M i l 'l l li TO VH KItl'IvtM * I'm liA i* L i t * I K U J i T A T t ; Oh » l . o K l i t . i C O U N T Y OF Y o u -Iml <*«*>! u i f o i l m e lit-rc br noiiria-il JO mI it«|tilff«| | o | tr »« fii l Mliy r i a l ION Mini Ilf lint iitlA * lilt It y o u , fit t i l h f r of y o n , m a y h u « » ■ Muiiibi Hear v e t e i f o f \ Y | I . 1. I A M fl. I ' K I . U tit i rapeMl, u i * o( a n tl Co n n * l ) , l o l l i » t*oiMtiy Jiolpta o f HetmlKol a L ' t i u n u , ( l -ritlh. e l h i e o f f i c e In Ih e r o u r l l i o u a * a l H m i fu n l . FlurlilAe w llh ln eight r el r n tl M r in n n th e f r o m I h e l i m e o f I h e f l r a l p u b l i c a t i o n o f ih.M n o l l e * . i: •< )• r l e l m o r i le n te m l i n u e i he In w r i t * l u g , nml run* I ntAl e I h e p l e p e o f r ee lt le n r n ntol po»l o f fit e E i lt lr r M o f Ih e c U I ui mi i I. nm l m u -1 he e w o i h l o b y l l i r r l d ln i A i i l , Itle b k » h (, o r bin n l l n r o e y , o r f h e e a m e w i l l be em oe v o d un cord in g in lew . T h------l e I Mb . . . --d a ;y uoif iIr ur ror m eU o r r ,, i!f•i!f•.. ECZEM A i 4H 0 0 P K /-rv E <80T A LOT OF CONNECT 1O M 3 A C R O S S THE » •O R D E R -- W E LL aT M E H T S R EA L DOOOM IN IT , IF 1 T 5 I * 3* * , g- mi , r io m t / n a LOST 1 BLACK slpper pocket* book containing driver's IIeenti, fountain pen and person* al valuables. Return to Herald and rattlr* reward TORE RIPENED Oranges, Orapo* /ro ll. Tungerlncw—K xprni ihlp* menu, box is and half boxoi by Orowrr k Bhlppor thirty yearn OR BALE, Large roomy fornbhed •experience. Oat jpur Chrbtmai Oarage A yartaunt,. 1100 Myrtle. Ord*ri In early, y rtra m reApply J . Real Adams 1111 Park « m h . N elee. * C e , PfM «* lUBE, well v f o u d H T PIANO, flre t a u h b A part- [ 'J l hath, lngulr* 1 v 1 y f L > ''* u | 3 . ^v , r . ••*« ■ . H A R M A N tonm �•< r* • \ / fin fo ri I t Tho Only CeMrti n t r t i t O ty Affording RaU, Htfhwn. Aid Wt(«r Traiuporlatlon S em in o le C o u n ty P roduce* More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any Similar Arm In America ..........■ ■ ------ L- ■ --- -LLU- ---------- -- M em b er A w toclaled Preow Hundreds Die As Earthquake .. ^ . • A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R ------- L.W B a g J - i - ---------------— i f ------------------------------ 8— F O R D , F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 27, 8S A N P Four Lost In Plane In Alaskan Blizzard Dog; Track To f 1NNISH Begin 90-Day Season Dec. 28 *\ Quakes Are Also Re­ p o r t e d In NicaraufniatSan Salvador REFUGEES FLEE IN • „ , , „ ... . •« " * Additional Men Massed By Stalin British Disclose Plan • Fnr Minefield fiOO Miles Loiik, -10 Wide P re sid e n ts Klizabeth llnrkcy C ity N ew s B rie fs Fruit Exchange Ordered To Stop V iolating Act ; ~ [Jake Felt Of Memphis Kails To Observe Brokerage S e c t i o n Tin* regular meeting of the l*th Cnmntispinit will he held j in llir fil> Hull limiglti nt 7 ::tt {oVIitfk I •• • 3•«*« fii, •! I'tfaq l,,|,i*«*li llVwi'M n || HllOW.V I'iiiniH li-aSm iel l»»t !l?fic liN . a n il m»\v iniiH>-H4TAt>ii f o r ttio H rilisli hh*M hromloiuMt Ku* | 0 |N»'?* tw o Wltl’H. K roiii ropiM iliiiB on it w an i i 'p o r t n l th a t a p irk o d b a t ­ ta lio n o f K inninh sk i tr o o p s won* ilriviiiK tlir o u g li R uhs Ia In m i a t l r m p t to cut th o :* Murmnnak railroad, while new Soviet Icithuia under Stnlin'a per* sonnl friem h were rc|»ortcd inaa*injr for new uttneka. The Fin­ nish military command reported ltu««in wiin wending .100,000 more -oldierN to the front, anil ex' I'ri'NMil ihe belle! the Ucd« were leounlini; on hiM*ctiiiK Finland. I'lH-nmi plane- n|H nittll> raidled Tnmpere, mi important muni1I inns ertiler anil other Finnish 117 nd; . ..i„B. 147 Mrllonville Avenue; Avenue, Mr. Mr aand t Mr*. \V. A. VI. . n>e.1 n number . , I.eavUI. tree.... J !!*:* .. i There of new ' Kdward I\ l.alie, pu*l presideiu U \S H I\r.T O N . Dee. 27 l'» ItiJs- l W W illiam * nf ( ) » mqitiian g e Avenue; -I * J • • kennel* nt the tia ik this year and ' gnd |ui»t lientenunt governor of I'he Ferlcinl Tiwdc l ’nmini-*»ion Hofmann, doorway, M . ' « •' 'som e of the old ones ate hark for the kin’iini* D ull, paid liih u tr t t ity and lio ro lh y K li-w n -t nf Son Drive San L sn U i Mr* . another ses-nn. Tin- new ki*niu*1» i IImim* uh'», Imvi* fciVimI bn ptr^i- fi id were i«*ui-il u n m irin g e li (••il.iy nimnioiiTtl Ihe iaauance c»l . eitieN, I.ui m i t i i n i u m d a m n i r r w a a Mmris. tree. I 0 n \\eM T.rent 1; ,„r||(|lr frOM, ,rnjifom ln i d-Ml® of lln* Sanford rl»il» «*i«i Jnki* Felt, r in » i- in the office of I'u u n ty an order ilitedin}* lepoiterl. ICil **ill leporterl only t ’li.loiir :o IIn* r’*ili* mil I't '-sloc'e i •’peity etli S lrre l; r . Te. Kouni u , » I whn«e ilng* h-ive uevrr MirnV m rn l In I ll • uigntiUnlhui in .nul C’ i|»t.| J . i l g r I.' W W a n - y,-*f.-nl iv , NkinniNheN" in ye«terday'a F\r hnnire nl l.mden Slni».m, semh e. 1M0 Palm etto Avenue; | Florkln K|lir|l|(l In ll)rn. Ilrr I \ In all Ihrn* n rv ! E iittlwlli I Ini •*«•>. of ilu* Suitaliphlintf, hut F iiiiin ciaiined aevUt ntphiw, in cenr«* kit Inline, the II It. Herb, doorway otul t.ee. I|hn||, ... k,.(lll, u „ „ , rk fo, . I urn I pl.-iu. for ilo* min nn ■ nhfill 2*» Ib ’IiiipIn at Ilu* Hark fo» ; |l \M * » itl* * n * * l ar%vrol nr end nitnckN were r r p u t a e t l Icavlirokern|*e weclion of Hie Bohin-*tn „.i-0 LRUre I Avenue, * 'r 4 Ihi« «cn«oi, wi'h nn nvemge nf t-nlinn mahs*linti*t »l the weekly l.nm* t ’lnli dance will In* maili unr TOO Itu-NiuiiN d«*i(d on L a k e Mir. Kilwnrii r . ■*I,,,J* • ‘J" I* npnrnximnlely *J.ri ilogn per kennel. ! •mtier-ini'eting m the Yultler ll«»* nl tIn- n-guhie liusini-K* uii-etlng I’.ilimin Ad Suvititlo The older nho nnined file c.*i« of ilu- •lull in tin- Vnl.li-r Hole. Chiu* atul reindeer, MO I wrk . ^Vl|h ih(. 0ffirJ. | n,„ ning of the i j* • iwlny «.t m. n Finland received finaiiciHl conreinwhich -ell produce. In il Inniglit nl 7 :0O n'elork*, '1’ln Avenue; Mr*. Vi, L*_ Cn«|»er,^ ell-1 §,J|C|lemployment will |»e ntoviilt•• *if »fnti«lir<«l -umntnry of K* .. , ... - ... ’ ’ tiack, lie piovidI rilm t ioiin .iii«l voluiilecr fichter®. semble and tree S05 hast ; „ | fnr npp.oximately |R0 persons, ii, |j t inin Intel national, Mr I une :old ilauee will In- lieid in l In- Imll riu llr mid .’illu'il pc'diicla |o IV* . t ’hriNlutUN week mini continiidl teenth S tre e t; Mr*. W . t authen I #n(| j, :>4 uni|p„ | w i| «ImI nl les*t •«t h i’IiiImm* o|f the i Inti thnl Ki van loom of the Mityfan llo lrl m imltiiluii! rtuiM* A- I c»„ Snnlo'd. , on Ihe WcNtern FronL Hutchison, doorway, 200u I’aik „ p rn.pn, , h r. p wm gpmit* ' j hud its im-rptiim with the nr- Suturday night. The niiliouncemeitt ul*o -nf'; The British Admirulty diacloaed ('iMimieditieit from ihc«e conceiio* Avenue. . inole Comity resident*. sni/Mtion of n elnh in Delrwtt, when received ly Fell were | plan® for n hutfr new minefield Alno Mr*. Frank I*. Miller, I W alter (*ontt«*lly, who lust year lirhigan, Jan. 21. ti'lfi and |hnl I Inl r d ill the warchoilM* a li«I l e d , lo 10 inileN wide and 500 mile* ensemble, 241G Palm etto Avenue; w*** in ehn'ge o f tlie money room he i lvie oiiMnirnli. n lia* urown I jointly hy hit concern uml l»> Vl I loiiy from the Orkney Nlanda to Mra. If. Til Coleman, cnsriiibh*, | will aetvo n% mniiairer of the" it" a-* a , meaaure V embriife n total member ship of K. f a t te r A Fo., of .Memphis j Dover. StiaitN , . _ to >, 4rtt Mrllonville Avemie; Muriel track tin* year. Ilr o Imi re*alesi I |B|.r»7l with a membri-lilp m ' I rlt ..u n c i HI |H*rrriil ..f It.r 1,1!*“ u'" r r ' r ' -"hm srlne*. Il K not, tre r; 217 W i» t N ineteenth in , Sanf. nl during the w inter jglorida f j i * I J . ^woiihl lie eiabh* .im U t .o ff the -Si tee cimv|>any*« -t«*rl.. Th»’ rlub nl Tnmpn i« the olileal S tre e t; . ,Mr». . G .|fjf. Brown, I moalh*. f!. \V Sp«-ncer, lornl aleori-t and fiermli e iitfin f'M n p p ln g Ihe r-ellmi! ronceriiN pmd Irec, j 114 1 Park ' Avbflue; Zltlali i lorney, hn« lieen appointed us m Floiicln, lir* -*unl. tultlim; th:il move ill lelntive **nlet>. Ail f • omini"-ioit* ••• fee- Imih ••»• 'to N. Welsh, ensemble, BOR W. ' judge for ihe tarr* thi* season n im*ivi’i| il-* rhn*ie* on -lone, • -111 in imIilu a te«old ii> him nnd o*i e-tminted 2iM».INMI mini-- would be Its tiM iiH irJ f m i Eleventh S tre e t; and Mrs. \V. A while >1.<x Johnson of Oilando hu* IH, |01!» Tin- Inipent Klin tilt .«ih iPPtl. Srewntoi niA oml m o went lie , iho-e rivohl h\ ,\|. F I'm lei A nl Miami oliU’li Inn 111 Leffler, 102R Hibiscus Court.. been nnpoinlixl ■'» nssoeistc judge Ill Tokyo, yoxemmeilt Y f f Dr E. D. M> blcy is chief In l*ern uhil«% l he TIIiim ills* rln*i I* whirled raslw nid tiiday le u my a !1 I' i i , to lehlil denh'iN iiii.I no - i*i • m in Aho le n iv id u re-ulutinn j \n e uni •* lit I« > ,'•! to the lh»* ►♦niilliwi tilth .1 memlni white blanket nine t•» IS mi lo*-I 1 .prelor for Ihi* S ta ir | from ilu- mniunix ol purl in merits*. fm lh r-r ioiiiMiiN-lt.ildi’eji over the old * * • In*t how l" j •*f 12 Tin* hiiL.re«t »h»l» m Kmnn* [n-kuiy ili.il ilu i.ihuiei 3'oiiNider Snow pnMtny o\ei M i--ouri,, in Inlet mil mnul in nt St I-oiiin WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-ilF i i e-igiimy low m , nnd ion the n \»k«n-*fi«, wwJ Mo., n hit h Im* ,i nu‘nih«’f>hi}i of — The W hite House announced 201, lie **aill. due tn hit (Ihi- hy uiyhtfull Vow J yesterday th a t Joseph E. Davies, HELSINKI. Dec 27 •/!*• — .Mi I mu- p;in| Inrh liihnle n» Fnylnntl'a rolde-t W fithef thiform er Ambassador to Belgium. Finnish lum p- on the KnieBan Ihe chili’ I it nl pte->tt|elll, A »* Minnn plumro.l the tempo* ilm • will shortly become % special s.1l-llim u- link*' hulled Kick .mother T lirrr tm loatl- of thr rant iron rnnnelly, l * whom ivns piven ,t to 21 below nt ilo* lop ol .Mount v|s«r to SecreU ry of Slate Cor* -rule attm k hy Busaiait pipe and fixture* to ho u-cd n New Hrmp-hiii larye nniHnil nf ernlil fm 11.«* Wu*hinu toil, d ill I Hull on trade, w ar ami rexxh<* loll 70n tlend on the replacing the City1 * HMter m **.n J. W. Bril of Ijikc Monror, Noil Ilf ield, Vl , to* ot tint \ * , hot* w i Punernl service* for Mary fn'mill ion •( the* lm*HI «lull ei patrtatlon problems. I lee nf lit* Huviiiito Bivei* in nddi* from th r wrlln to thr pumping one of tho outstanding arowrr* of arol it wrn onlx five nbive hi IL*i Martha Mclsch, 8-yesr old dsligh-------------------------------------. . . ... . . ID2-V Davies will not relinquish hi* 1,1*1 I ion in h •my many yuu- and WARIIIMSTON. I 27 Jnnn-N <, Slmioii, Sr., set veil Bnusal* post until his successor te r o f Mr. uml Mrs. Joseph A. Reminole County, has tukrn IB0 1stslum hsve arrivc.l f ity l h i I *■'"• i Tin- iic ill *l..|.- \%l»i« I. itio piHHii’i -, an official cnmmuiii<|un • ihe M’tuwl pieNiihnt of tin- eieli But nn New riiitlaiid, the mid Cniiril Ktstr* l.ino* -o.iglil has been named. The portfolio Meisch who died yesterday sft- laeri-s of land near Sorrento, on ; H. N. Sayrr said today, i -.11*1 Xi tleitkix . The .Moment which i i ' vcl in 11*21 anil »ul «e<|ueni pre-elenlN west, and rout hue-. I xhlXeted. two i reportedly will go to form er Gov. ernoon a fte r a short illnrs*. will which hi- is selling 100.000,000 The Itu-Ninu- uttueked ill loice ti..n»f<-r lo I'niMnisi.ian n-gi»liy George II. Earle of Pennsylvania b r hrld a t th r Holy Croirn E pU -M rtturr, tomato, broccoli, eggplant, yexterday !• th r fli»t ol an or are in irrclei •*-« f«-lio\vw #J*. L 1In­ winter atronrhold- reported "heat | n ,,rr month- «i*o will he -old lo j nt 11inter man. Sukkola, Kuija and who M said to be President Koosr- copal Church Thuraday afternoon and p ’pprr fdanti to br »o|<| thia d rr for nrarly $-10,000 worth of ina*, K. M Blow nice, E ih in rl **. wiivet." Tempe 'iiu ie- won* ill i M orxveyian h *i |»«.in»i* ii if Ihe ! T oIo.nhuIii Everywhere they wrre at 3:00 o'cloc'i with the llcv. I season. | pl|»e sml fUturca. vrlt'a first choice. i I .file, T \\ I iiwInn, She man 20 10 nheve in .Muhienn and n -ki 1 I'loiioii- nioii yive- il 'driven lin k xvilh iuMivy losses, the A ssignm ent of Davies to thr M artin J. Ilram, rector, n f f ir ls t- • Mr. Hell has been in the plant , Meanwhile Inc three dsv hi .-ili> ' l.lnytl. .lohn I• .linkini*. Fieri |{ ___ J Cimiiiiuiii<|lie. eoveiiug activities of | apptoval business for many year*. He Is rf,1a>r’1 I1 ' residentjsl appu.val »l 1amWilson, A i Fim , \V. II ZachUlal. S tate Departm ent, where he will Ing. ................. II. | A|.phi-nii..ii- (or |..-iiiii *. m.ii l«, : !*•-• 2f>, . hi.I Iho dly-hpoiiBoml WPA piojrc* ry, llownitl iixerliti. I( M-im n, one nf the largest shipper* in hold the Utla of Special Assist-1 y h, child was born on Keb. there was no snow I ' *h lenipei | B<.|| 1119*111 I•• the Noilli A 'lio ’.it'l Tin* iinni*uheeniei»t snitl the i-Trau>|» it t ..i.i|.u..) * it . filr-l w ill. | 1 *r.i. * * ! **U * *7, • „ again proje-ctwd I8 3 , .u e n d e d locsl Ploiiihi and sells plants to grow ­ vkhicli h at lH*rn nubmitUNl. f«» Smifm»l |l«iinlnev, Willfer s1^. I ole- ulilies were I .-ill-' I t . r pli*i'«*.« of a rllulU d 8 UatM.Busolan U s.B u .slsn raUtlons I rfhooli unrtl , h r time of her er* in tiforgta, Suuth Carolina, the laying of Ihe pipe. Tin* pM*j- lllflll, II -Wlitrl I'. I.r.lip, N I V ll, Fnuit wammi’- u«-n> i -. O.l lo I ll.e rontons*,on .. slei.lsy. 1 lie I i l l . - . . , il . m. .. l i m e g u n s m ot f i v e mto a harp xocua q itvlfM l talk lllnesa about n month ago. Not ill Carolina, Virginia slid eel left th r Jarkaonvll! • «»lfa**e niitl II. 11 < nsuc’ll focus m and r Ilu- Fnilfonm. >-•-11 .11.1 ■ linek ( I n f s . 1 w o lu u k s w e r e im .easel- I.....* Ilee*, loti op sll .'•* I.ibI w«ek for Ilu* C’«iil» il i nl I'rrsitl* ni l ' iK\ii*ll. who | •**#•• I* Gulf sluriii u lii|.|M-.l hi. th a t Hi* 'AdmlaUtnitlan plans tc Survivors are her father s n d l ,,t,r 11' Huriila. j full ml lo arrive In time t<» §fri ap 'ilu* iis-iil •-. Iii \ low I.Hiiisl A m ri n i o l . i l i r e .1 i i i i .I n i o i e H .u n Ml p r l s * desl m an sternly with |h* Soviet m other, Mr. sod Mrs. Joseph A. I , He cKpeela to clear his landI by f|(,, -lilp. fimo i.pomling lo 01.1 I s w . ’Ci l a k e l l , it s i i i . l . eil over Ih** Ifmt no*«'liiiir *»f Ihe f.eexilll! tempi iulii.es nl New Hr- I provnl l>«forr the ChrialmaN ••••14- elub for iIn* current year, »x lean. Ualaw.’i *.:> i . ^ Unlaw.' Meisch of 1R05 klagmilis Ave^t-J*"- J selling the plant* by Jsn . ilaya 11..- euiiiiiiuni*|ue sold the Finn, war tones .Pi no istim aIt aav* i |i leaner I ” iu>* niutn* epprecn»;on*' ,ijdc, a brother, Jo«-;»h A. Meisch, »{’• He ptan* to .t a r t shipping Know Wna IM inch, a d.-cp ,.l Tile Maillimc I..Illmission :it desl ro jrd 2U enemy trucks at .Sifialora A n d irw a amt *l,e|»|i»*r lo the fAuimihtec*^ crnl offit inU of Ucw' of tita 0 « f t :r sw ahw rrk l, Jr.;’'g ran d p aren ts, Mr. and M r s . , FO*. I. and c o n t W rin y t. n, N. M.. o.-.. ll.e eeoler ..f one tin..- i.ppiove.1 ll.e I’suairxii' l.iil.*a in mid-Finland where the rnrifsdwiii.r.Htamgvlr, ' lit John-M Hsch, Sr. and the follow*I “ "l**1" !'' un" 1. .APrl *• Suffhclw.jt and Congrrsam aii Joe Ileni!n.*k% the rluh f*»r Ihe '’splendid rn- Ihe 11131-37 ’Must ImiwI." t ’ri.p e» isu regisliy <v.|iie*t Imt w ilhhi'd (igliliup lias lieen eorrird to Ruthave nlniged their suppoil U w ar.l, ,Vi',V-r*ViAh lurinp the year to* bar p erl. ,nld Hie >n»s ......1.1 lie no *4ld th a t D a r i* w ould-take ova* Ing bMtea and au n lat Mr. a m t , ^ '1' / ' **r‘- •C**1 | sinn s-.il ami two tanks at Suo‘n »'• securing prompt approval *.« Ih. M.rVril ........... ........... 11.- .1- immense In-nefil la. ll.e » lies I il I. formal ol.lel at II -uggeslioii th e V. Work now - 1 mussuhi.ii, :.ls„ mi the essterri «f I’reslilcnl i;«s.«e.* Il Tn • o|> proji-ct in order llmt wora .h > r „(1Kri,,„ |.l„ , | | - , . .-sstem nnd eentuil KnOsnam front. plication limilly was wiilnlrawii rBr £ 2 ^ l v w ! S BcT c ’ Iv 'm K i lira. Dean H^nllh pl«'M K, r| N'or,|K,..„ |,|. , r |.Tlh(„ Hklshoms. L * f i y y dlvisUm f Ch^ Mr. and Mrs. Ed- "« u planta, 10, " • r‘ imniKilatrly.________ Tin- .omiiiiini.jue said H ut it A Mai .time I'onimissiiai official S M .te l.D a . An.ee ^ 001.W". each „f lettuce, tomato trialing A m rr munn Mciocn ni nuvuoni mm n _ . n*» p r e a l d e i i f f o r th e o i i « u i i i k y n r i I’lsnes were grm.mtrd nl Si said lie l.n.i lo. mfoi motion eon- wo- 'Vellum 23 Soviet pluurs were •*»•«!. «.n u i . a i f . r n»e . . . • ' m i - r * . la.uis, ll.e renter .if ;l.e st.iiw reining Hie Notlli AHautir lbs., sl.ul down mi I liristnua" and that *■ would Mr. and Mrs. John Meisch, J r .. W UebT K r pl«% dyed miltiniirtl suppoil f u r the sli.rm llivivy min fell in il..- poll ('ouipuuy, oH.rr ihau 11... I Ihe Finnish An Fnrre lind aufSanford. ’ L JS.V J K i'a aald h* of The Ix-ttei till lit of the rluh S. nlbeust, 2 *.il inches nl \pn it w*os i-olupo-e.l of Nor.vigiao ferial l.o losses in Monday's largefollowing will serve as I V U ito rs nl toikiy'n iiicetiiuf iiiscale Kiissii.n air raids Five of riliiens. Inchleuln nmi 2 n; nl M..I lie. W , L m c. r " } r , Z Z : " s h ip p in g '" th e s e clllded 1*. K. Simpson, form r WASHINGTON, Dec. 27 - Idb Ho- Bnssinn planes were shot The ships roven-d l.y Hie appli Snow, piling up in Hie eentrnl bo asalgned to Bras- John Iv*vU*ito b erti A*? and"*W* P**,,U- T,K‘ P**nU 11,0 Parked — William J. Barker, r f Set.line, member, who h now a nirm U r of Jo n n ^ lv sy , R ihert A st, and w . J qq (ll , |l(. bundle. HI* orders will region of the null'UI, helped to ration m e Hie I'li-si.leiit Mar.ling, ilusii l.y eoaslul iMlterles tho th r Newhuryh. N. V. club, I. T. . i ..miui.ple si.id. has been recommended hy Sena­ A. Adam*. Hint American Tinder, Ameiiran MerInvolse the shipment of 30 to 3S tor* Andrew* and I’cppar for ap­ Kelly rf Maiiana, Kenneth llry- relievo the soulhu. sletn 'll.e roriiiiiuniipie said that Rus­ rhaiil, Alltel lean Fanner, Aim riB urial will be made in the rarliw ds of plants this season. Bowl's drought Tuesday night :.> pointment to Kerlernl Judge of nnt of Thompson, (Ja., Joel Field, winds swept ll.e Gulf Slutes (MU linnkei, Ameriean Kliipper sian air raiders who tmmbrd mure E vergreen Cemetery. Another group of Sanford Florida's southern district, an in­ Archie lletla of Hanford. limn to different points over tha ri.il American Inipmler. Prcxident-ehct Nordgirn an- rsusing one denlli, severnl in formed person said today Thr appli.-alion for transfer to weekend, s.veial times flew low Juries and some properly dnm nounred that thcra will lx* a meet­ H* wcuid succeed A krrm sn, who i.isrliinegiinmaj rivilisn*. f’nnamanini. regislry also ii.rlu.liai mid ing of the committees in charir* age. rrtlrrd last October. (lie I’rrsldent Roosevelt, hut this Most of Hie bombs, however, fell Heavy m ins drenched Hie Gull vrssel ha- t ,-<-ii plured in si-rvire from grvsl heights and caused Barker formerly practiceri kiw l° f arrangement* for Ihe statewide in Jacksonville nnd has been Judge | mld-winter conference to U- held region, also bringing more relief to llrrniiuhi c o n ip a ra llv c ly slig h t ilain age. Contractors who a re Interested .Hub-irening tem ­ of the State's 10th judicial cir- j J»n U-IB, in tke Valdes H. tel lo farm ers. The company received permis­ th e proposed City ordinance cult sine* m « . ; "**« . T ue^iay night *1 7:30 peratures hsrassrd Hie Fust am. sion frtm the r*.iumi*sion rcce-.lrk woul d levy a Urease of (DM II* is a graduate of the Unlver- i« clock and also that th err will tie ot^er aections. ly lo opeisle to I lo Iy ill two . all contractor’s doing business ally of Florida. I n meeting o f Ihe boord of dirt-cKnow 14 iiirhes deep at Clny- f.first liners, Ihe M anhattan and ht Sanford fa r the first year wrre Mr* J. I . Ipgley, Attom ey General Murphy said i l®r» at hi* home on I'JOtl Elm Ion, N. M., s t 12 at Boise ('ity, Wmhlngton. requested to appear before the chairman for the Hsmlaole Coun­ recently there would be no ap- Avenue Friday night, Jsn. Okia.. and Id a t Guynion, Ukta. The gnvi-rnnirnt. Hie Cinimi-City Oemmlmlcn a t Ita re g u la r, ty Tulwrrulosls and H selth Asso- polntnirnt was nailed a “ rescuer" of ex a.on said, has mi mortgage, claims to the F loridi Judge- ginning at 0 00 l>. M. meeting fat the City Hall to n i g h ,t.X Generally fair tonight spd elation announced today th a t w i­ ship until a fte r Congress con­ tensive wheat plantings and a o ' other obligations sgnin-t any a t 7:3d .Vrlock. ,ldr *e r the -capable m anagement a t probable protector against "black of ihe vrss.. , winch tsculd t'C Thursduy, somewhst colder to* be: Tho ordinance which wilt be Mias Mary Wiggins, tlm girt* of vene*. Then the President would billiards." Moat of the T r ia l r»o-. to the N i'w ig io n Cuaspiny i.igl.l, scalterrd light frost in in* submit a nomination to the Sen­ placed an Ita final reading tonl Phi Alpha Kappa Sorority took ate. ___________________ Panhandle w*a covered with from The rompane I ’ ki the Feutial- terior of rxtrrm e north portion. provides fo r On annual fee of In $40.94 for Ch rteMna* Beals a t one to five inches of snow. il / Act and pr-aid»ntlal piorlam B a ra m a tte fo r *U contrnrtrr* a fte r the 1 downtown booths Dae. 33. The officers of threa Masonic WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.—(R1* A general snow peppered Kstr ations issued under it “have m.ul« fa) which they must pay tha 28.® “ In Iwhslf of the Association,’ — The navy advertised yester- Lodges will be Installed with a p ­ sas and snow flurries fell in it Impossible to employ th-'io tea Today 28J Mrs. Inglcy sold, - | wish to thank d*v for bid* fo j clearing and propriate ritea at Ihe Masonic Wyoming anil Montana, extend­ sels on their regular run undei X'esterday I ___ _______ waa drawn up a t t only tho gMmhara of Phi At- grabbing approxim ately 4#0 acres Tempi* tonight beginning a t 7:30 ing Into the American Flag and there does P reciyllsllaa Missouri. The fall th e request at tom e o f the iurol a Kappa fo r their laterest and on tha south end of the la*1'1 o’clock. Past Grand M atter Ralph measured 10 inrhet at Goo.lland. not i ppeor to he any other route, contractors but has drawn oblec. rd work, but also tha eltlsens iljd o or s e c .u s in which they ran To date th i, month ... at th a Banana River, Fla., II. Chapman will s e r r , « • install­ A0 Uqaa from others a n d -th e Com- of Hanford and Seminole County oc profitably op:rated." Bid* will ation officer.' • Normal for m onth .. ri -,,, 1.60 mission desires to settle the m at­ Who so generously tontributod to Naval A ir Station. Hub-frerxlng tem peratures and The clubs whose officers for be opened a t the Jarkaonville, II the Con'M inlon approve, the Normal fo r year see,-ease e i A i te r a t tonight's meeting, accord­ l i p s Ii c c m s of thq sofa. snow prevailed In upstate Nhw Flo., Naval A ir B u tto n J an. 4. Ih* coming year will officially York and the Ht. Lawrence val­ sal*, tho v.w*cM v ill be dm rated Normal lo date _—— • 1.13 ing U City Cloth H. N. Beyer, Proceed* will be stood for diebegin their terms a t tonight* brtween N " i r k and Ixuidon ley. The mercury siumpeu to f BROWNSVILLE, Tea. Dec 3 7 - meeting ar* the Sanford lx>dge T em perature, and New York and Liverpool with fJPt— A search by airplanes and No. 82 T. and A. M. and Win­ !$ a t Buffalo, 13 a t EastporL ju iu n d call, a t Boston. High Low Ruin groper ear* for bleodhoueds tor two missing hunt- ter Park Lodge No. 238 P. and Maine, and 18 a t Boston. • President hnw evelt w»* askr.l Dec. 24 ..... ........ 7883 S o MfUrtod with . tha lad yesterday with the dla­ A. M. and tha Monro* Chapter Bheridan, Wye., had xert rhout tha «**-• application at hi* Dec. 26 73 t | 31 ip rto d *f id th eir bodies, apparent- No. 13 R A. M. Refrvshmenis will w eather and It fill to 0 degrees n u 48 t ronfrrtnr* today and re- Dec. 28 ____ ___ 70 ’ bv a single charge ot be served fallowing tho mset ing. a t Havra, Mont., 13 nt Denver, I'led th at ail ha knew ab u t: It Dec. 27 ... 78 S3 30 * i b £ All Masons wore aa landad on Invi­ nnd 17 nt Boise, Idaho, and w ,e what he had seen lit the NOTE: Readings are mad* newspaper*. MlnnoapaUa. tation to stioad. daily a t 7:30 A. M. r- . „ — ;l Snow Storms And Zero Weather Hit East O f Nation Joseph E .' Davies Named T o ^ o s t In S l a t e Departm ent m. roops oward Red Railroad Lifeline To Mhrmnnsk In N o r t h Past „ 107 Ski Units Reported t;n„ . : : U . K £ A t K tw am s Lunch Number Enter Christmas Decorations n m . mm vv if n . i ^"jfhifh rniihir doga tTiii b# Accordion Selections C o n te st, Mrs* H s r r y H c c rc n i\e p o rts k wa„ poinini : : r L 'hln ^ ' l r Arc Rendered By m ® NUM BER IM U C JL SNOW FROM RED ARMY Thr rtu u s l JM « y racing ■«»«• -no oi* tlu* Kaiif r«l lo h itd o Ken­ nel I lull will L ,rin at th»* tvacW liVar l i itpv.'ml TVu >d.iy night fial iiiri'4 will In* ht*M ulghth thereafter, i*xn*|»l Sundays, iinUj A p . 10. M««v *M|imivi iiu n h lo the plant (•v o '.Mi' m il* ifnr in r tin rpni’* «* n * » h- it ip ill >• t out hi n tin r «*f i i Iip a ht lion f i»rt r«» •*»'« a**’ *•»* »» * tin* oorth -rti f ml f tie* p i* 'ent grand • land. A jp%,»» r t *• • ulrnlire **n»l •epa’nte p*i khi* n». * mil tc piv% Mod far the Hilmvit patron* ulm will tc etiviii tho race to* I't iK oi * r i loml peaking syslcin — %rw»: i *i i it t o TtliA addition V\n- load*’. officials Pilot rrtMl rham licra shown in front o f the plunc in >vlmli lie of tin* trm k »nhl, a * n leMill «f ami Ih rtc otliora n rr lost in nn Ainnkiu L li/tunl. Tin* |»l:«n«* 1% hr* M’v n n l pellthaid xxlikli have lis-u Moved lo l»o M»mi*wl»c*i«• north ol Nuhito, Al.i-kn :m.I im*ludod made hy negto cilixens. The puree* for fur the nightly rad** race* I wv '*/, l ' a ' g ^ l 1 among it* three paaaengrm nn* a mother ami her l(on»<•in ' |M^.n ii^,,.n ^ i | ay n o n .uni f l a i r Is iIn Q P rV P fl baby track officials, expressed a belief! V a J IO V U 3 C I VCU 1 Itwit till, would ro*ull In keenrr i ■ . I T * * f I A N K 'U A T u rk o v , D ^ V7.— 'A P * — H 'lftd rw N w a r* r r - o r ’^ l Vlilctl and w h o le vllln«r<** t l e a t r o v H bv nr “ r a r lb n u a k o w h ic h ahook n o rth e rn A iu tto lln . Four Hhorkfl w o re f e l t In A n k a r a . A c c u r a te in f o r m a tio n on Ihe d am ag e cauacd w aa not Im m e d ia te ly a v a ila b le b etiV N communication* were dis­ rupted. Official* aald, however, th at reporta Indicated a m ajor catastrophe. _ The quake’* center waa ap® p aren t ly along the Black Sea rea»t of T urkey In Aala. 1 - Heavy dam age waa r*port*«l In O rda, Hamsun, Tokat, Amasla, W ith the passage of the deadRivaa, and Your»d. Thousand* wore reported to have nban- line for entrirnre in the Garden d en td towna fo r f«»rinir Club’s nnnusl Christm as deem atlons contest y rsten lay evening. •dttionel ahocka. t • The government, relief agen- Mr*. H arry lleeren. cltalnuan <>f 1 * cU» ru»hed eld to the affected the com m itter In rnurge.f repoi If •* are*; 100-260 miles rest, and e<l today tlrnt the club r^ w e ll_ rtortheoatof Ankprm. The quake plrasrd with the num ber of en­ • wna registered on the seismo­ tra n ts In the contest and Invited graph at Geneva and we* said sightseer* to make n lo u r of tinid be Jthe moat violent in SO city to see the outstanding dec­ oration* of the participant*. i rrara, / According to the rules of the > Tim bre hours previously, e q tiakt ebook the Pacific coast o t contest, the decorative light* m ust be kept burning nightly N lcaraugu*, on the oppoalto ride A fairly heavy earthquake also from 0:00 to 0:00 P . M. until The entries will be w m f a i t 't o d a y . a t San Salvadar, Dec. 10. frightening inhabitants, b a t egas- judged by a secret committee lug no damage In tho city. It In the m esntlm e and the w lnnri* w as. th e , K cond there within a of the 10 prises will b e , anpounced the la tte r part of (hi* '’ srwsk. . . . .... , T hose’ whs have turned In Coupons s t The Herald offlclare os follows: Mrs. F. E. Bolt, doorway, t |0 I P ark Avenue; J. E. A betnslny, i ..I ___ 1 _____ ____________ 19.19 10.19_____ . E ttU llriifd In ilflllS s ta bblis h e d In 1908 Many Improvements Made 'lo Oval Ip . P r e p a r a tion For Opening: Thursday In Geneva As Most Severe In 2 Decades Communications t A re D isrupted „____ _ > Funeral Rites To 150 Acres Being^pjfgt shipment Of Be Held Thursday Planted B y Local, City’s Pipe Arrives For Mary Meisch Man InLake County U. S. May Sell Eight Ships To Norwegian (iroup' Isarker Said To lie .Slated For Office te " ? / Contractors Asked To t ~ u .." ’i J T S 3 'S’T.fi Discuss Taw Tonight c,“" ' '---------Phi Alpha Kappa Aids In Seal Sales LOCAL WEATHER Masonic OfficerH To Be Installed Tonight S — i'sitdi Vj �i m xi'< >*'fw r ;n tfhuVV. • A Pine Roys’ Organization . IF THE IDEA QOULD BE CARRIED A FURTHER— By RUSSELL KAY At an age when the average city boy in still a charge on his father's purse, producing nothing, ami not having Vflt rl/wtl/l/wl /m whnt in iin t I.he - ••• Ml 1__...L_u ■__ trrruru lln * yat be wilfcll when iiv. lie IfrOWn imr Up, w ~ ~ decided — .on . . •• •••«* »*v »will » asv (OlIZ (of‘ thousands " \ of_ country ' | |boys | _______ _ _ __ are already woakh-producIhg, ntohey-making, rmponaiblc young people,, T h a t th l r Is so Is shotvn by the nccoihplifhmrnls of the Futun Farthers of America, an organisation of rural youth dcdl catrd to training _ Its members In agriculture, and de scribed by Farnsworth Crowder In the Ro nrlqn Magsiipo Membership demands first the rhoosing of fnrjnfnv as a carter, ami the variant degrees are earned by defi­ nite achievements on n farm, according to Mr. CrowjJar Training :ls not restricted to things of the soil and balm The typical Future .Farmer is a well-rounded person. Ulr vocational (raining includes hand skills and public speak­ ing, He Is also o Social fellow anxious to co-operate for the community welfare. A striking example of Futun; Formers getting thlngr done Is cited from Stamping Ground. Ky. This chapter, one of 8.800. has <18 of the boys shown on the roll call of ■ M b s wMibr sr TS. 200,000. Its memlrers first did some profi.able farming I V l I I » U f t to - i r l i * 1H I s tb s wss tmr f t - that made the|r ciders take notice of the scientific Ideas i s i a ll otW b aisw w ltbss • if -or M l elbarwtor learned firm tnelr advisor. Ivan Jutt. Then they .erector’ > Ib is m o s t a*S S lss s 81,200 headquarters b|iit(|fr)yr. A town beautification M S I M b U sb sa k a rri* . (0 s s t i w f i s s o f <M <bl project included the imlntlng of fences, the planting of s m t s y l i a lso r a s te r s * . shrubs, and the removal of trash heaps. 8 ut their crowning achievement wus bom uf .a ty­ phoid scare. They sampfcd well water, found It canlwnl' R VERSE KCH fUDAY na.ctl, and proposed n waterworks systom. Whep the town council took no nction. they wont to their representa­ T J F - tt'R AUK U0D*8 AMBAM tive III the fcdorol government, armnged for n loan conSALKJRS: TIu Lord shall p r c s w i contingent on raising an nmownt to match It. They .raiatfd . |h y galng out and thy coming In. their ami now 8tamplng ' Ground has a modern Ihe|r quota, and waterworks. . .,©UR .HUMAN STRENGTH Th»‘ the .Future Farmers of America take their ;pb(From Pot try l ri|M)nslbilltics -seriouslv Is rcftoctrd bv one of their priseTho whllu-flngcri-d hand of tlsy winning orators: “No longer Is farming u niuller of mere ’ Lies curled hard labor . . . A trained farmer rnttks wl'h tloclor. mer­ ii O w tho gray chant, engineer, carpenter, slid mechanic, lie Is all these, f k T w o a t of tha wot Id, lie buys and sells, runs an engine, doctors his livestock, : Peeling the g re a t heartbeut nnplle* science in selecting seed, fighting pesh, or feeding Uf light and d sik , Hie llvu twist ■lock.” Of J lo o d -in the flact Thine things Hit; Future Farmers tin- I-anting. “Much k m * . of mv wrist. of tho future of the nation's ngrlctiliuru." the nu ltor *»v» N u .d to U er.to what lengHi “Is In their capable hands. I.el the countrysi.l? he glodl” lj We j i r a as men uf brain, our human strengtb ■ Prom <un gnd rain. tho happiness of the new year may continue all yrar.“ Ami every A m rrlran will Jein with tho (itv im o r In Ih's *Ml>■nriil. Wliili- tmIolil niilllaiu uf people in foreign lands are shnd; dc-uig in feir, wondering wrh)l lomoirnw- may bring, while fre­ quent air rabi nlaims sinii Hum •curiyinir in stu-IL-is hflinlrd ly the fear Hint their wives and thclrhitdrrn may Iwrinie vkllm s of tho lavages <f war—Ameiicrn* *ia thinking of th-r bapplm-vs they may bring Into the lives or then to-.rd oner. Shopping In A niifk nioblini fur tho o d:n» riUsen because hr li t. ro him from wlilrli to pfek-lh feels his tv veil tilti-i t ............ appreciate Hut In morl 'foreign ean'l tu y th at U cau»« ha hasn't Urn money. • ... , Yea, America la free 1 rrcii li Icvc, free to achieve and free fiom hate. And tv en r Amerieaa ihould t h a n k t h a t ‘hi* b so. And he ahuutd jorn w ilft G6V- the hatred* und ageny which is. engulfing the nations' lew fortun. U ticil D1 E88 AMERICA. t.ANP OK THE FREE AND COD KEEP AMERICA TRUE TO ITS IDEAlS Of FREEDOM AND LIBERTY WITH JUSTICE FOR ALU □QGFOOD HENRY A. RUSSELl. SEED COMPANY AIR-BOMBS, FIRE WORKS FOR NEW YEAR’S—ZEBRAS—YES WASHINGTON DAYBOOK K.NULE A u s t r a l i a n Pine Said To B e' P int Wood Pulp Source PLENTT SPARKLERS— ROMAN CANDLES FOUNTAINS— FLOWER POTS AND ROCKETS. ALL NEW STOCK DOC’S—NEXT TO SMOKE HOUSE j • • • i k f f t d l f ' M tR Y BREAKFAST OR LUNCH , AT AND. YOU'LL COME BACK AGAIN I I 1 LANEY’S LANEY8 DRUG STORE P ro m p t D e lh t r y Telephone 103 iiiu 4 th* qiuiiUou tu run ur nut <»* fU u v e a . ftU, mafca up thAlr^mlndaT h B tualani b a n davulupud a I With which they a re ahullM y a r t Irani t h mttsa awny. j W toy It I* g good Idea roam to kaap a aafa diaUaur* iTC W nigT.. I . n rr 7 ' d u tg a n n ? Docs it keep your head c ln t r l " “Tiler* h in* piuuf that euffi-e auiponda u r skutr* th* a fte r rffacts of ak-uhul,'' lie anaweied. Then he wuflt M-lvutiflc tiA>. a f­ te r a fuahlon. “C oftar atlniuUtua Uis higher bialn cin tera," lie »ald In th a t good bodtld* mannvr. “ 11 kaejw you n lrrt to what I* going un aruund yuy. You may fu s t.b e tto r for a time, “ It vbauld be i-umainbvrvil Hint G arner Move In Annouhcing I s O ftfrttal Feeler ^A K R tN U TO N , Due. **•.—<A*i — Thlr-v b at. mur* than iwi-vlx tha eye In th b format anneuneer t of Vlcu-Prualdent Oarne- that will lull fur the presidential numifiallun luiuu what nny. Warhlngtun hau watched with is H u b boy in Landon b irp ia tu d islaUtg of ryabruwa the (d by Hadis A nnoanear Kd peculiar euuras of tha Vlco-Priwi»U as' ady lug Hauta Claua alaat'* raca fe r the nttnlnaUon. ’t'g o in g tu Urihg IH tlar rny Why has It burn ntoeaMiy fa r it**a prWvnta th b y aar Tut M might find a ►cuttle la W ly Md panma«. ui«t violent u In aceldenta evar tha waak‘A buut bM who survived the Itnua wsafesnd will puilah V *ha Ngw Y*ar holiday A ' t* the w ba b kufficbnt. / “ SIcub ia lhe must roenpera- 1»'*- born u p .n by luiud. s h in e live. A bo emptying the <W(U- n m U sfiU ory Unw*d.“ Dr- Bode a th ." w ld. f f i t la good to drink mild tli'ld r, The pn.u-nl chief aoutue uf be ok i ttU> milk and Wstar.1' It v- IU til- pnpera in the U n it'd Etatca 4a ace. lute tha gross' Sqtounl uf atco- and gioWtli hardwuml tie rs cf hoi In tha body, Then n good the raatem m eantain langca, such . oallqa laxative H rlll help; K»r »> oak. gum, tupelo amt |>oplar. •b o u t It level tehapourt full of Thrau ylrkl only g fi-ietim of n ; rooking soda. It ruplacev e e r - , rord p n acre put y tn r, w hlb Aua- j .. tm llan p U .'r m .g r o w four to aix ! .. . . fttrlvtabcfiF „ he . wltt1, cord*. In addition to I ta .ia p k l moderation In everythin*. growth, it offers the advantage o f« tOW CtSt blcarhklg. MAN ABOUT MANHATTAN By GEORGE TUCKER many spoks i« t again uvrv mere imphatieany, aa If In dbv.i effort l* answer doubters Us mar lm said, ‘ I* hi tbs 'pewsM*wtto> i « * to ula. W* tuva ns inlets*: ia pslltleal trsdln*.' ) 'A t tb it time, he expissscd o lonvlction that Free Went Kessrvelt would not soefe a Ihlid tons. A* If to wipe out M M th*1. xpui oa an iHtgaaiUM dads rat hsn, Mr. Cetmany said curly hi DscrmU.i In Wishing lea that the Vies-1 rts Meat would run m * I# Ft*»l bn ll*tsrv*4t'* m i s s slto w is l-c.fe*t tbs convnitkn. Surely, that might, havq brm k plenty. But now come* fye atyteUto capital meat in the VleeJ’rv»Wtnl'« owi dog oa D id “BURPEE3 SEErfs CROW* lj» . w . i s t s i T h o n e 41 By PMK8T0N CltOVF.R I for 10,18, nccordlng to tlie Metrojsolilnn Life Insurance Company. This calculation Is based on the sunitosition that no major culnstrophos will occur during the Inst few ddys WASHINliTON, Dee. 27.— •A’) I Hu- caffeine in ruffi-e U u rllm — We have ll atraiglil from Uir ulanl, too. Tu n ilt-grt-r rufof the year. A m esnn1 I'ubllr llcnlth S ervin' Dial ih e jfrim - nml ulculiul work In Hie ‘ T A kll’A, Dec. “ 7 Motor vehicle accident fnlnliliis for MU!) will ttpprux- one nml only way to nvtibl l'*al j mine ilircrliun, .Vou nre giving fur lim iting Hu- large n i v s uf Imstc the 10.18 lo'nl of ,12,400. At-eldetilnl deaths In tho Khaatly New Vt-nr’a linnsuvcr lm , >u u rrrlf n tluiiblu iluae. Yuii can -audy waste lands wlilrli n-r inDON'T BINGE. | wnkc up with n lu-mbclu- a fte r terstM.-rM.-il with Florlih's cit in' homo will be n few hundred more limn in 10.18. and the I,, plnylng lln- wife »lilo | t«u much u iffcc, juat nu >om can g io v rj, frtsh wn'i-r luki-v • nd same will he Irtte of deaths from accideuls arising out of. nf Tlml «f (-oiin>e. We with Ion m urb ulculiul. Tlu-re l* xwnmps Is sliggi-steil ly Hie reor in th-1 course uf, etnitloyttietll, with the latter ineri-asa Irliiltin-lu »tr<-i-t, explain In lln- I'ubll.* n llm rbi-cl irniu Imtli. Mute- rult> of a H'-irntific Invcdigntbai due to the higher level of rmp'oyniru' In ipui than In 1018. H raltli Seivlru Hint Hint nn.i nu over, rufft-e lakvn - lulu, a t uiglvt eundiwlrsliby U nlvrrrlty uf Tamps students imib-r d ln etn n “The retlttclinn frmn last ycnr’a accident fatality fig- way to talk lo n fi-llowr trying mny keep you nu-.ikr tr lr u ta rt ‘ehVmtstry of I’tof. DMiald ilk .Dude. j ore. it Is apimrent. was tnuile more liecausc nnlure was Tha work »w» U-iiun llirva . , , | kinder to ns limn lirentisr ottr |s^nil<- Heel more saffly.” ... _ * • ............ , ' )V nn ago n- a inw rlii-l im-thcil, Do#* )• ' of rbawlng sludcnln iiutf bi ntUte Me'mtHililnn isrinls mil. “Klisvls. ornmloes. j»nd When Irm p tiil, lt, ,,ii,l. riVell T atk.iitw rauji ptobWni^ Tha lest oth".P ealnelvsnts It; psrticulqr ;wen< not us tleslructlvo of, for n sliarry Inrirn.l o t n blgb- , lw |gwud ,«ra. lu Ili«l numowiIlft'TltS in olliar years. , Somewben- in the nelghlkirhoodi of i |,.V'l,u111, Ilull. .. Even 'ourb, -wm* U r tAtwvratam - ptnu, *a f tench for n stitrrj- tnvlRgNkif R .Oaltaoua tlfcui,Al>vA-'Kru<vn 7 ivy. ,R00 fewer ilenths ocotirtT,il in 1010 thnn In 1088 in seel*!. 1 corktall. . ' • j ilAir.i u» fnsl ns . Jack pine ipil |dents of this kind." ‘1 , fll|ipen anlie "isW . . Halves In plac;» w here.only cac-l Discussing '.lie 12,4011 total of motor vehicle fu'nliUes. D#c Sai Hippera savor iiiont of tbe fln k u r,' tu t and sea grans gn.w native.! the bouquet, the loinuncc of n*T\iHi ,»uoil too hard lu «:w b i t 1 JOi A' Foiilion But Hints ".tu the company says: “Early in 1010 it actmcd as though a (M’Vl' (Tfml wine ur xhrrry, T n a t.'a 'a i1''^mirh.pl'Ob*-wbca a i.til la driven' up IFsi-mn a— londllnc. Cungial- very substaiitliil rcduetioii would lie ncortlwl as compared 1Publlc*0'i Uiuy lake Icm nleoiP'l.' “ " pHii-ougli H. ., q• j famio-.a. with the 1018 total, but in some Liter months more dec h s |« ,n tails All In nil. Dr. Akin u ig g c la tl. , 'H ii.ttw lo fnld Jvdaj H ut UieM-| occurred thun in the corresponding months of 1018, and I Akin. I lj D y you know Hiat -II tia n -l l i t U Uni quantity of aleohru Uiat--11^ lo , n hl» ,V r ^ r»‘* * k a l, rteold* tu Fldridn were brulcn mos'. if not all of th? gain was wiped out. Merely to have' "J,y i rally h lu , and nut nltogutlirv ot I'ulpwtud J e r hoc k i«idtkllpg tku C hi I A * holidays? tho wny in which you toko It PIT. i«>oa and vurioua p l'itie .. I held the substantial gain made In 1018. when there w ere, j“"“ j j * tic advUcil ugainat young liu u u n Using :epn'-:lua which lliry de■■■" -• -^B*- 7,000 fewer deaths tlinn in the preceding year, must lie r e - , nu mure Mar* people uPe auld lo be comI iM-BU-ii of tnelr “ uniIpenctl nl- ‘ 'Sin'll nml runatiurtcd Hiemtclvra gnrdcd. however, ns no small achievement, tho more so j “i sto cohob.” .tinI’nlvu-slly of Tampa Hucatrh Ihg b Florida thla winter than He didn't Indicate that he Imd *Y«b htforv.^^A nd mure will bv nInee there was un Incrensc in motor vehicle travel tinring Wu were in cm.ipli.te a g re t '-rouii prtdncid 40 In 41 per.Ctjt ,. ” , | tuffered u and experience. Hint m in t that In suite o f nil advice J" '1!* n ilry bavla (onlalmng the vrnr. ^ * converted him, lln Ii one of given, a ronaklcrublr numls-i ,u ,ur* P,',TT.nt1 *clluloa«. While i-ntut-lysms anil id her e u tits'roplies eluimeil fewthoxo rxtruordlnnry fellows v.-i>o -nt Hoover liar would try too hard lo “get on 1 ,0 "Icbn u'llulosc icquiri-ment l bundled lliou- cr lives In 1019 than in lOJ’f’. 'hunt oceurreit lieverth.‘less heve found pint it h fun th at fine edge" w here Hu- lor the vlsewac w yoti pyocc i la 87 ioulil feel Hint I| h> new Jem I'-'Ci-tn tnlnlllitim. VltiLmd fur the more than 00 multiplu-fatalltv nrcldcnls in which bclwocil ■ JJJJ "|"rlJ""u",T 1 be twin- n» good a - the “ Wbllu cwr p'v>rnl tt|<tlpturnt five nml ten persons lost their lives. The most tllsiiitniiis lhi, vo|nl wc nrnl Bctcn. would old. They alwaya gel too muck, lu-v not nivtle it p-aalMe lo pro•'A K about time th a t some ca'astrophc of 1910 wint the clondhursl and flood In Ihc.tlfic un him. “ And whnt L beat to do Hint.' ,Im •' 'icnltlHba of |mlp laig-: j n r locaf pulUlclana whu have e a s'rm Kentucky mountain region which caused the loss I “la It true." we naked, “ihm we naked, ns If we didn't abend) •""••rii lo leal In upilotrayon , CofD-e kills Hie nling of overln- know. plant, aisill quanliUea of tuyun | wondering what the anawei -# rtn ii , — PAUL « Searching for a aubjcct for thla wtek'a column, I found the fob lowing editorial in the cutrent lisuc of the Taiiipa Evening New* which to my mind ta worthy cf wider dislribulion. Americi need* l« .to p a t thla aeaeon and-ytve l ■ astlew* thought-to her ■cewrttev* blessing*. The following edited*! Invites Mich unhide-otion rn d I am hap­ py to pretent It h rri: Covitnoi Fu-d P. Cone, replying Is on htvitsl'on of the Iowa De­ railm en t of the Am rrlgan Legion for ■ message for toe tr ito n , said- “ Any Am.-nron who doesn't welcome It'll) wttn ■ Happy New y e ir Is sffliclrd with chronic Indi­ gestion - ii ili«ra*r Which Is prarlioilly unknown in the 'Land of Ihc Suuaneo River*—fer America Accident Toll Hire off Hie cum. but w* uro bound eu rvp<- uf nirvc giuy gruuml. "TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY” The cargo nets warn alung und the lifting cranes wero halatlng Ktnal ctfetee uf m ateriab front tlto kUUretaabt'a bald. She hail crept In daring the night nml attached herself tu th e C unsnl White S ta r daefea a t the cud uf M th etruat— F b r lit. it b rolled. E arlier th a t uiornlu* n Duel uf a m e r n d cars had token away w hat waa ruu.urkd to have been g cargo of geld, sent ever by Uto British. The M auretoala b not sn ohl strip, b u t 's ite looked lit* a durellet ne ah* lay nt dork'i^rdgr. H er auchors sad her elision were lusty. Abe had been painted a TAI.LAIIASSEK. Dee. B7.— ! O ut. Frad p. Gone will be one uf Ik* speaker* on the Inaugural I program of tha T raru co n tln eatal. Uroadcaating Syxtotn on ,N«Wi Year's llay. Tha p t o g i t n w ill' begin a t lO ita A. M. and will cov. ei every aeotbrn of the country i through - 1DJ nutluta. - Other aiw ak.| i:ra will Inchid* Covarmw* O D an-i M cf Texas and H am er uf lilt-' get.back lo th* m other port, and though It waa nu w M ther fo r a tiro*me ad w n U u rr lo bo qbrojll hi, I w eal down to thu Wlktcrfro n t, jual mi Ute off-ehnpee tfwl au ale tiling would U> afoot. In her dull, battleship gray abe looked Ilk* a whwt^ehip. but 11 aha Intended to make u bredk fu r ii. there was - mucIt ' that heeded ta be dune. H er funnel Slang tha limlUma r i d n u r the wet* covered. A lready lh« t i l t 1UuornyM ary. but gave II up afto* » ■! caught her. great anthor* 7S had hfeen reached. There V chabto were rusty and . a worn toe nanny, and the qutsnce n e a t drift uf river mate whlct loo gray and far. U E ttad brought up Tram the 'A gaud guema la that (h< I a*torn Uwitad from aWchiio la U u aja fla g r will ail Ib rtt until Friendlys Fortunes Flor-iheims CORRECT m en *h w e a r ALTMAN’S NEW YEAR SPECIA IW0> CMBVROLKT SEDAN 4 i l w . 1WJ PLYMOUTH DELUXE COACft Clout, Upholstery W c H E V R O I . h T fT )A riT ThU cat- �- - * * X* Woodruff Honored Social A nd Personal Activities Anti-Drought 'Quotas On Sugar Program Gets K^slnblished By cb ~ ..(liter Executive Supreme Test; 1VABltt!i„— ... . At D-^ - er Party' In honor o f Jack Woodruff who T ele p h o n e 148 Is home from- Columbia Military m t y L IL L IA N A D A M S , S o c ie ty E d ito r Academy to spend tho Christm as Holidays with his parents, Mrs-- ---------------------- ■— * ll. I _ T hrasher entertained last M e th o d is ts P l a n Firffc1 night s i her It-mu- in Rom-. Court with n dinner pnrty. P ro g ra m F o r S unday The dinner w as served In a novel way with tlie hoy* progress­ The leaders of the United ing n ftrr each course thUM-giving WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mis. Je O. Adams arc them n miuifatr of n different Methodist Church have planned Woman's Auxiliary nf (he Find an advance movement for th a t ile •pending today hi* Palatka. partneis iluiiug- the evening. Presbyterian Church will conclude nomination to be called the The rooms o f the homy were Mr. and Mta. R. O. Crenshaw decorated In life- Chiistmu* spirit Its study of "W itnessing'’ from "Methodist Advance." Beginning tba Gospel of St. John at 7-M this year, the last Sunday In each of W inter Garden » B < Ihe wcel- and individual t-ibh-s where the P. M. A fter the lesson taught by year la to be observed in all the end guests of re la tin '* guests were seated were- centered Mrs. Julius Turnbull, Dr. Brown- Methodist Churches as "A l i e ; V « :7 ~ “ ' , „ „ " v", in i : with mivel arrnngrm cot* of liolly Im will hold a preparatory ter* Prays r." Mr. ami Mr*. (’^ n f e \ ’: >l *ho,. . fp n d M n g Hie dl.iver, dancing This thought Is to be Introduced vree for communion on Sunday. KU” 1 / T . was enjoyed until a lute hour. AO members , hnd iifficrr* of the into all- the—services of the day K A. W. Rruwn of I'aola. j | W n t w ere: y Isa Mary Wight. In the Sanford Mrlhodlst ChUrcv thurch are urged to attend. . , , ' . . . . , | Miss Mary W iggins. Ml** .lane including Sunday School, 9:45 A. FltlDAY John U-oimnly haa r e t ' "led Shulls, Miss Estelle Hurt. Miss Woman's Auxiliary of the P re s­ M.i Preaching 8crvlcc. ll-.on A frem, Miami where- h r visit.*, his, | Vrkin«. Mis. KIIm- llu l.h lbyterian Ctiuiili will rntertnin the M.j Vesper Service, 5:00 P, M.i son. lohn, Jr., during the M illay s. „ „ u MU, Kv.-tyvv S lone, ..ml Ml*. congregation of the church with n and Midnight W atrh Nervier a» Ma*lal)n T ru ltrk Mp>- H. R. Odham had as !»«• parly a t 7:30 l>. M. in the social 10:45 P. M. Also, Jack Woodruff. Flank ir-tv last utglit, Mr. ami Mrs At 11:00 A. M . Rev. R: P room of the church. All mrmtifrs Woodruff, W illiam I cfflrr, 11 Hoy 8. Crumble)- of Asheville, \ Marshall, editor of the Florida a n cordially invited to attend. Long, Dick lltuw n. Huh E|ip*, The Post Office Auxiliary will Christian Advocate, will nrrarh. C. I E dn aiil lligglli* and Joe Mehave Its annual Christmas party Instead of holding the usual rvrn ‘ Caslln. Ing •ervice at 7:30 o'rlork, there Mr ami Mrs J. C. Mitchell hue j f i 7:$0 o'clock at the home ol will lie n Vesper Service a t 5:00 as their guests Tm-sdsy, Mr. ar-l I ra. II A. Appleby, 1133 Seventh P. M., with familiar hymns, prny Mis If. C. t'i liter, Jr., uf Monte- ' Street. rr, and brief exhortation. sunm, fin The following are some of tin. C la s s R e u n io n T o Ik* Hem* for the W atrh Night P m -' Mr. and Mrs (i E. Mrha> bid I In Ik* held from 10:45 IV M a , llu-ir guests vestrlilav. Ml I H e ld A t V ald ez. H o te l gram until midnight: mid Mrs. J. K. Skeen end Mi*- r "W atch Night to llegin Ihv, Eleanor Skeen of la-vsl ting. Members of the class of 1937 Methodist Advance "—Judge R. W of Krminulc High School will Ware. Friends of Miss Caroline 11:11 | again be united ul their third an"The final of S tarting Line"— will regiel to li-arn th a t *la- is nual class reunion which Is to In- Mrs. A rthur M. Phillips. ill nt her home on Magnolia Ave- i Wkl tomorrow night beginning nl "The Outlook nnd Our Resulu- n u t with influenza. (ftlo P. M. In the privuie dining lions"— M. R. Strickland, chair­ room of the Valdez Hotel, nr* man of the Iloard of Stewards. C. II Shephrrel haa returned li i cording to information obtained Music by the Young People'. (toliu-sville a fte r s|iemllng the hoi- I today from l.clund ,McClelland, Choir, using the g reat old hymn* hlays with hi* p nirnts, Mr. aim chairman of this year's rruiiiun. of the church. Mis. J. A. Shepherd. Other member* of the rominlttee tr \.charge of prrim ralions for Miss Helen Palm er left I till the yearly event n rr Miss Dorothy M is s S t e x / a r t I s morning for Jacksonville w'lcrui Milchcli ami Miss Kathryn Tldg*he will lie tho guest of Mis 1 pen who arc r»s|H>iisibb’ for decor­ H o n o r e d A t L u n c h e o n Shilling Peterson for a few days, j ating and Albert Kilts, progrnm PALATKA. I tee. 27 — With on chairman. Working with them Flit nils of Bob Peterson w.'.i ly a half dozen State Flags miss­ Complimenting Mlsa Dorolh) L rslcr Philips ami Hilly Zacli* art, whose wedding to Rob-.-rl regret to learn th a t he is very ill ing fiom Hie mllcctiou in Hie S , president of tho class of Stew Williams will tie solemnized to­ in Jacksonville at the home <f ’TTburl of S lates” -it the entrance morrow noon a t the Holy Cross his mother. Mis. Starling I't-U-r- to the Ra.vlnc Guldens here- I-k ill officials have high h«|K-» Hist Episcopal Church, Mrs. E. D. aon ’ all 48 lianners will he flyiiik when ANNOUNCEMENT Mobley and Mrs. T. I. H arris. Mr. and Airs. If. C. Collier. Si the height of the A miIcii liloimnug Jr., entertained the bride-to-be Mrs. Main-lie Minds Cole of and attendants with a luncheon have leturtietl to llu-ir Mime il j season rolls around next month. [Lake Mary announcea the cnlast week nt the White Herein Montezuma, G a , of te r speiiditig I The 32 S ta le I-logs now on illsgagement and approaching the weekend with Mr. nnd Mrs J play were- presented t«. the gar I m arriago of In-r daughter. ffca Room in Fern Park. dens liy governor*-, palilotie nrMbit Stew art was presented » C. Mitchell. Christine, to A rthur II. Ailing, ii ■ | ganization* and Interested indlmemento of lingerie snd each of | son of Mr. snd Mrs. C. E. Ail­ Mr. and Mrs M G. M cN air. viduals wlumc stub- pride premipttho girls given a HtUo crystal ing of Stanford, Coen. The vase filled with candy from tho have as their vlsltora for the h o i-' ed them to ilonate the official banarrlagc will lie solemnized in hostcisca. Arrangements of snap­ May*, their daughter and son- j n rr of their native oommonweultli. FebruaryThe Stale Flags still missing dragons in pastel shades were iu-law, Mr. and Mrs. J . T. Kel­ in the rollcrllon are those of Ida­ ley of Marianna. used to decorate the tablo. ho, Montana, Nebraska. North Present were: Miss D o ro lh /S te ­ CARD OF THANKS Jack Woodruff, student at Co­ Dakota, South Dakota nnd Ore­ w art, Mias Nell Stew art, Miss M arguerite Ingley, Miss Dorothy lumbia Military Academy in Co­ gon NV(e wish to thank our friends Mitchell,. Mlsa Lcnor* Whlddon, lumbia, Tcnn., la spending Ihe and ( neighbors fo r their many Mrs. E. D. Mobley and Mrs. T. J. holldaya with hi* parent*, M r and where- they will vdail as the guest* of Mr*. Clara St»-mper mol Mr. arta • o f, kindness and expressions H arris, J r„ Mrs. J. D. Woodruff. and Mrs. E. A. IV rry until a fter of sympathy during our recent Dcroavement. Mr. and Mrs. T. 1* Moye re-- Hie Orange Itowf game on New il., Mr. and Mrs. C. E, H unter. m turned to their home In Quitman, Year's Day. m .M r. Jo h a. Hun ts r. '. . , , v v “ * ** uY1* " 7T Ga., today after visiting for sev Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Weldon, * /G srtru d e Huftterl •’ P B t f l B j H l d t O Y l H l f 't i l l days as the gneeta of their toa-ln-law and daughter, Mr, and Jr., ami family o f Fanwood, N J., are the guest* ol" Mr*. Weldon’* JACKSONVILLE. Dee. 27 - Mr*. W. 0 . Fleming. fatln-i, W alter llitnd. An all-tim e record high of $24,Ralph Dean had as his guests 260,000 will be paid to the state Mr. nnd .Mr*. Gene Turner of night, J. I). G riffin of Tampa, In gasoline (exes by Florida ino- last Wauehuhi were th e guest* Sun­ a student III Mississippi State Col­ tnrlsta In 1039, llrrwlck Anderson, day of Mr and Mis. It. W. T urn­ Secretary of the Florida . Petro­ lege. and G. S. Middleton, also of er. leum Industries Committee, esti­ Tampa and a student a t Newbury mated today. Gasoline tax receipts College, Newbury, S. C. Mr and Mis. It. It. Pippin this y ear have liecn tunning 0.4 Mr. and Mr*. J. I). Dossey, Jr., have as their guest fair the holi­ percent ahead of 1038 and on have days. Jaim - W. Pippin, of Bir­ to their homo In th a t basis, he said, the estim ated Macon,returned mingham. Ala. G a , a fte r spending the total of $24,2ftO,1)00 In gasoline holidays ns the guests of the lattaxes will to rollt-cU-d by the atata ter's parents, Mr ami Mrs. I . M Harold linker re-turinal yestei by the end of Hie year. day from I'nlumhia, H. C.. mol Llncliarl. "Gasoline t»x~* have la-come plans lo leave today for A tlanta. m i of the major »iiurres uf state Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Nhepherd Ga.. where he will go on lui-i revenue, providing millions of dol-d to th rlr home In ness. jars to build n o d s which benefit have airtuim fte r visiting with Mr. Hhepevery community in Ihe state," Cooa. Mr. ;irul Mih. W. If. May mil Id Mr- Anderson. "Since the herd's parents, Mr. and k|ra. J family hnvr return***! to Hmih'ii A. Shepherd, during Ilia Christ gasoline lax Is s special levy im- mas holidays, ton after the t'Jbri-»ln$.i ' ' rlasa ' of taxposed U|Min a single holiilayn willi Mr* May** f tih n payers, the rale should l-c as rea Mr4.~~J: F. McClelland. Jr. and \Valt*M II uihI solvable as P™ possible. .onomc *» "1"*: Night .should jj .on of l-akc City n r, vi.iting for not be !o»t of tn«« foci th a t most \ lUv_ ' . . . i*. r . .> M11e t'oller J r . alufhait nl of the motorist a that pay gawllno ; JMrs. J £ r,‘l 'l>- University iw rcnt. Mr M r I.|'nr, u " ,.vr" il>r ,,f . F ,',^ b,1 7 ta le s have Income* of If** than .* 1. M McClelland", ' . F. McClelland, at Oa nc.ylHr haa gone lo levels,.. . Rut —— ..I. and waul therefore I linrxfnm IvM Vai no n It ®OO 911 *1 $30 a. week, have Ohio, lo visit n few day* will, g rta t ability to pay exrculvc to*. their home on French Avenue. hi* mother and brother nft. r i ta.** Frank Woodruff la here from having *|M*i.t the first |inrt of hiFVik Union Military Academy la Christm as varntl.m 'w ith his mint. ORANGES PURCHAKKI) itViiV.n. '’v 'a .i'to w lih ' b b j J*1"? ,,cr u ri-T t,* V I- Woodruff. Jr., and I ™ Avenue.______ , ‘ is P ersonals Social "Calendar Ravine Gardens Seek Alt' State Banners -------- — --~ I - -U lth »-r*«e p isc e. «5iwu to pre- " r*xi>cr<K"F xhcc I H„ e„- ! I^resident I'lMiievrll ,7 ,r ’*n?A'yesterelay *Mwr, 'n<re"r < .v c . . . IK IW ill O f S t o r m s O f |I n l.lia lir .l Iiuota nm rkillne pro1 . v . -v , i ls • visions of the 19:17 S u g a r C on tro l OllSt IN e x t S p r i n g I A ct under w hich all m a rk e tin g It* ' . .......... K O B E K l E. G E IG E R Ia reaa nre- assigne.1 shares in the | Am erican m arket. MKNVKU, I h r . *J7.— f/V - TI h*' r ” ‘‘ pl'OVbiniin, Ml«|Hll4lnl h> . . . . , , . . .... ■|»rr*lilriilinl pnH-lunmtion on S«*pt. g i . a l . t fail nnd w in te r d r o iig l.l, , , tt||| ,.f f r c „ Vl. n p l i „ ever - .-xp.-rieiim t • by—solue *ec- ,|nM. |. xiis- A griculture Departthin* « f Hie great plains n .m itry m int r x f s s ls I w - ■rv»»>*>-.n- new Ts i-ieiez*-Dn. t'fltiB«*lbl#v:.»x)iU>)iv>ta#.-for- tho various-nuaUvUvai . . . . m id* b ith in 10 ilayp. .liMUKl.t piogram - . l . _ i . , . i c n , . - , IM ., 11 ** w in iiiif ri*’*'i*laMi*h«*.!, pim lucerf Soil 4011 •*• vntM'li «‘Xpvtl'«, I m.iy Iiitukkt ( i « ly until tin* nt'\% III* il|oii|*lit l»:ifll*- lino ditu i t !$•• | \ i In yitir*. rritM .il *l.«\ ... . . . ill. hlll.l. i ol »:•: l . ... v n \ " lli* ! lo n*lni|»*i«iiig q in .ln f, th r l fr«.*l. . . !•*«*••! ^ai^l that fom liU on* w hich . t .. . . |h.„, „ ,(ir M1M>r,uioB new at ,.f do t lo in , next -‘•pt in tt , had d im p p e s u d . 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'iilit’» Hi Inihoi |.M*«*ipitni i**n; ( Tin* owinmito will ho ilivitliM1 H:tn |!:• 0 n* | Ml•.s 4*IIt , Ni’lllloUl ‘.0 j .llllollC th«- N|| I loll H |t| OllllCIML’ ........ .. 1 \\o. iii ti11i$ li.ikoia Mi | mi i.iion*. on tin Iiioi * of a fni iiiuln Olllf " Nitiniitr .*7 pt ti i’iil; 'lot J -ptt ifiid hi tin .hiu’iii not in *ot.i . p o n i lit mnl lown I li.it toiiiiuhi plot i.lt-w a poroillil^l’ l|l\i«io|| of tlio ItllllftxOl Mt* pi i •• nt HiiuN\ . v! OlHI "••P K. 1. skin* xxIm x i. till • tin illl 1 .11*•xx • X4a • 4t Sill - tii.ii t 1 It* i mtitiii l*»i»»|ii-i !• V e i* I’liiir ImiX 1XX ,11 l .nil im nl.it I h '4’1 ii-.Jii 1!' Il lilt ’l l . 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II fo r niaknii; n oio p noxt >« H -1 l omplt nu n liii y pt iHlnctioii cixntrn* mi *i m i • • Na.t nit Mux ', *'imi T in ir noxt opp.n i unit n x%»11 I ••• pio p tn n i fm ttltl), iipplionido t»' t II. • n il i * i t III to plant Nxlu .it in n I F a ll III tin m ninliiinl oaiio mnl hoot ii i 'oiin iii i tilhiii’. p i.n tit.ill> iill ..f th* oi »t n ;il I I ’tn-i Rioo ami I I iinniiiI Ciitlo* lion NX|t It II X• k.it 4*11 Ml •II*p. it ( i d n ii’ii w lir.it w n •« t ,lo*l ill ih i'l tln-* p ro p iiiin , In’iioflt payihonl?* sion it til* Ill’Vllkl'h 4*1 Illl *11* 4k’ I 1 \KW AtHxh l>. \ n an.I li:t* not p io iito .l oil tinliviilniil w.<il.| Im imulo to groNk * i ■» n*lln J l$»i W Hull, nttoiin \ r i M" I iii'fiiwilii 1 $imip non t>* • nli«t •*|i i. iliffh nit to -a* xvholi" • i moot ootlnifi *o in lit in v xxhioli inA mol if an npp I lot lit. I mni'li Coiiiiui*>»ioti. 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F lr t i mi ilm list t\ is 4$ I iiino tiiinmp' Mioh rvnloiu-o ••Vi i l » Alt «-«••!•I it ion ||«»wokoixvln ro IN I’lf I ImII • oil. « I I nt l| iinif.il' ft i ll i i . t p w r it | .mi Mini l l n i o M ayo foi .n Ini’l pi to •I 111 in I f.o • \t Vk A Ol l. ► oiin wIn* Iwivo -noli nt! i- l i l l l r i ;i i i'* a i .itIlonion ill** nl ti li.ivo » h r i it*hl I** ’ '*N .1 nil ’I hy f f.ll Hip .1 t >loll |tioltlt lil ••••*N 4 i •Illl. Iv.l 1 I th** ptu-ooul mi: n il”* x **( lx* NIt WIHp tilt -I lit.kk I lio-toi y .1 I N f * •: a *11•*I •it I . w Im» i* *I* * ». 11 S iImIhi- till 1- 1111 1II '11 " l » l . I l k III - •/ ill . I V I III I I tll-IN III < I v ill* i ••i .llm i' it il»** • • ill. I ll will Im I ... lit. Il.llx i . i i l\ |j Im 1n j , U * Ii " I n i t k in ll n It. w oulil liny o tlu T i i i i i i i i m I «n • | N\lMill |(owl ill I \oo.l* . w ill i m i .f t u m * a ilt f i i i i l c « h itiKi* I** lilt f loll I |h « IllkV t *t.M i lo I I •.lilt I III” . Wont* • .Inn i. 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I VIII loll I •l*I Illl III I II. #ll ••• 1 ho tIn*il xxouhl l*o In f»$'l l " " j lion -| I II, 4 HI. oil II itloll pl l . t tin* h< \ *'ov» ••*/• " mi pi *i •• l* ' 1 . .1 .111 NNIt lllll t i k ,it m n *t I* Is |f |l • N I’t *1 I'* •' ' I tin *M. li n n n o It .11 .* hi’w * *•* 1 • ...... *4*»||l|* HI 411X . • I.. I , It woiilit l.t ilh •! -- III.1 44>> It*II in • t ii 1.. i# • p«t*» ..I I. s|l»|| .ill"! 1" * ‘ *!•*•. |o* •* ' s. .1*I.* *•• i.,i , til ......... II • I ....... 4.1 *»• W .tilitt” I ' n r ti Sttil n l.io tu io r to 11 to 11 ii . t i *• I • ' plain II Ik • II wtiioli tinI not moot l lw p* ••• T l i r Miiilcrti Nlrrrltnitl 11........... Ml ” |h . .4.1.l.l It tl •••. •p. ••!•’*•• ti n*» o*»li»Mi*ho.l hy I. n. *.•* ..1 i . . at . wtin Ii ••III. t . l , 4 1X.ll tt.ll III* .1 II.H'eii'l ..nil fur S-XLLS II. .nil'll it wo lln* nniinif.i’ t *»» ll 11. ll «• t ill f t-i l|lp it i .1 pi ohal'l) inii’tilinn t* •••'• I*•• (In' I'f'X ’H’ *.* j 1’s.tkl I ol.’ Ilh A IM H » l INKS Vill I till ml - ' to million *. ' Fin • i- iilloxv fm • *n • lit .......III. t tl.k I till .11 Ilk n I- is* ...»i |h ’' m*t ••*♦ . f II.. I110*1 i . m in *’ ' |rn t oliir • • • ••lr|y lo oil. k* for I’X piin -ifn , . i i .t I I't.illlltl on NOR. Il A M > m : \ \ C A B i C . W V A Y A h l ’IN C Y > I. •••«• 1^ Hi | ’ “ k i i n t •. f i ^ ' ^ b o r ” oT 'nol rUaP'or^ ! ? ^ ' »'•' W «-driff .‘^ " " d u 'r ln g Mthe j ™'} uV‘llls!" . (uni • i :. "INS’. k a n u : n n s s i i hv h k " •I during1 thatwo week, p r y in g Chrl.Unas vacolo * I loike Mnry, who at prrsciil ate 2!•••»«• i* . I. ’ • i* »* r. i t p| OM'l tllf Nitlhltol WIII I 1 Mr. and Mr*. N kk Ashby and home for the Christmas holiday. I. If iixx, s t.. p- mit t! oh t . .« CA SU A LTY PilU daughu-i, Elizabeth, plan to re­ were awarded football letters al ii * fu n ity i r •i II •e|H I .f the annual Fall Sports Ran-,uet turn I.. Tallahassee FrU ay after of New llanipton - School, New i M u ir i*o •I* I I III 111 •pending Christmas In Tampa and Hampton, N. IJ. John received I **• lit ilifnrm i. mu *n» xkh ‘ r r / r r i n . N i tan Vkaitlng here as the guests of Mr*. his reserve football letter aiut »*. litIohn mui*! ‘m* It.ifil I’l-'i i to -lANIOHII, FI.ORII.A Ilia/, I’AIt K AV, Ashby's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William, hia varsity letter. li i o llt iy i><i|i' pxnI |m I»i ^ • i ' u George It. Bishop. Finnish Funds Record Gas Taxes To Today And Thursday .. . J Mr. and Mra. R. C. I'rim bls and daughter, Jean, uf Bradenton re­ turned home yesterday a fte r vis­ iting during the Christians holl­ daya as the guests nf Mr*. Primb it's pdr.nts Mr. snd Mr*. IL H Colrmsn Mr. and Mr*. J . M BUnaeIpbM rues left this morning far YOUR NEW YEAR'S CELEBRATION W ILL BE H APPIER IF YOU HAVE A NEW PERMANENT WAVE L3PEC I. ALLY FOR THE OCCASION PRESCKII’TIONS HOLIDAY C iiii'l'n llv I'iIll'll lo Yt'iti'n KxjH-rli-tin|*r s..M l*« 1CVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALS ilwHftl mol i.|t#ri(nl i.x Isirly ii KrlioU mh.I .XI ni|t#> It.**. iliitut* BALCONY OF BADYC'S— FIIONE $«] FOR API’OINTMENI $5 .5 0 O il W a v .. $.*{.00 • $ 0 .5 0 Announcement E tiR u n i’ X r n lr r •cS. v\V *1 CELEBRATE NEW YEAR’S EVE EVE ll/ llo r f f I’lioiii! lin t .v \> Make your now f«»r the gmiienl dance of the M-auoti. I ' i .*m i |i I Mobley’s Druj? Store $l.oT) It is with id r s .u ir that s , a n sn s n e . Iltr sd* diitoa "to »«r .t a l l ol Es* thsr R u.tell, .pvciali.l in hair sa ttla g aad hair •tyUag. — IS YOIIHS T O (ilV H i Wlllia I’EHMANENT WAVE AT L U C 1L E S A C kari.bad G ift She'll N s t.r Ferget Lions Club Charity Ball Saturday, Dec. 30th Mayfair Hotel Adm. $1.50 Couple Im A ap U m * . Fat T k b u PE1EK PAUL’S BEAUTY SHOPPE \ 110 MAGNOLIA AVE. TELEPHONE 41$ ^ V : ’ i ___ — ___________ EUGENE WAVES (TtOQUIGNOLE OIL WAVES $5.00 $.*L50 Wa Alsu Faalure RILLING MACH1NELES 8 PERMANENTS MATHER ARCADE BLDG. PHONB �- PAGE FOUR : t ~ — ~ I H F . S A N F O R D H F R A 1 .D THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. News 'I - e m t j j . gy Pictures S A N T O R D . f t O U Jti f CHALKING ’EM UP C IT Y cur « H I f »V VO M T V t w « r > »L « « , V Y ) |« I > '. H ra 'I. a IW rx m r x« pr«* •»*. I V W*» » w e t IrrWat WVr I* t 41 Ktv> v h * a ,. V v . x** v t% v a t - drug \M ) up CO k ro R E ' -T o d a te >TY l . i : < i m K I M i -*<i m :u V - ta x * * - I tW v«*xfcV a C h " a c t ( i ' t V » a«S d t* * R* « t M - '' !•« (W WK'K * 'v i w i t a v t v. w \*$ •» aw> » W «IX a v i JI '» x' ^ I j i v . ' I H I A a* * u j c>w»v* Jr | I S K l Vyv Iw S » S * s « !•»» rvEadr-N-aRTy miw p r il l m o o fhn |J*v» W \ A t * « 5y »Vr A ni ' iM k V a tale >v« >•> ckaMV V r uaspiy *» *- ■*>» *X « K * l O ' «M rt » C » DRUG P lloN F. * <V| t^C I '» V -y,> ,am I * V m* I ' ' ' - ' v “• '< a*U tV.- , ray v»C*»» aTS x ' k « ' AX<> < V* I ?■ t x . i s II I i\ • V K )X \ * f v m V r» o l x x « <•*' « k IVta»x> IX At i\ t® ,» -i .* ! V r V *M •«.! ltaa«T»» ad * V U U l V« Y ' m V c xT t v — ' ' Xx'lY IVxM gi m l I Lx * T V viv rx * r I K K ,x l x l * V a V w >%4 xl xx SjP *a»* ''V V I V vWkx HjxxxEifx « .W n v ' xIxMUxxxtl « A Vx' a p I p : *j ' . T V r M i i r s |m l o -x'Vxx o r M rx n t V K x>(« i l « UR CA RPEN TER lu h tm a , g rrettn * , I r u u t r i M >n a borrowed recording d r r i r t iv rtr f tn l to Pievidm t Ru m ‘f i t by California's unemployed lu>t Ixxitvl migrants with the a k i of M is S ir * S a M l n of B a k m - SANHtKD tiiTit, Calif., uuthor o f " T V I'xximnnn lle iif* . T h e farm er* B'l.rrl that the I t n i d n l U ltra t>» m a k k k t rkihum Mr*. S i n k n w hen 5h r goes l a IV.viiiiiytnn to plead their ruuse. £apt. Hull* faiiiRvdiirfT, ilijlil, rominander of flic scuttled Nazi immI.c I balUfiliip Admiral (liiif Spre, arrive, with lilt uni'i. a r i-w at lUKM f -Ajir* slUi 3.*' u n . jt.p ly taX.c:I ar.d ti.(* P c i U.« . i (N S/i Radlophofot jxxi''s "ini;inn III IIip ttiniillt (if llm lliver Plate, •illim : anil m rn seemed iiim nrried bhotil the m dt-ud tlieii in liin in in l lui lit diuratiun NO DELAY PAYM ENTS Protect You T « * tn u lc \ R pdbuns R o a rh rv R a l v Jiv il •* H O llt v r I t f o i ptuari. N)» miticasi/MRa wart ..iA.—xo* n Va s M M * tfWe A VrfftnJInhi «« V.nnAx.'* S,- SV» jiaoa. U U lis X U . t M t r C u tU x l l r ^ A rt Htanl U> W art ftwvjcsxDut i P B r m a a t T rtA TO TO A M JO D TA SO O Rl T O x S C I U E A1W ACCmKN IW > — PV, V i M t P i »x i V I 't ' IV I I « t -Vl >00-• l L . r ^ sVJL.s j P Classified Advertisements HOLLYWOOD IS «• r r r i l r j n• a couple of in«ldrn C ltolo U m U rd and liailiara Stanwyck are eap eclit Usually vivacious Mrs. fislilti and cancellation 'o f pit (Kf talh In composite photo, left. Clark and C a rd , tkal appeared in recent movie with Miss Lombard. Taylor, ri|b t. are not unlike those of evpactant pa WET «O UU> KAD TOUK AD TOO. * IT APPEARED HERE CLEMON'S HOSES l . r . k t « s Xk*. B o»l at Dallas. New Y ear', Day, aei Faddea, triylr-lhreat kalflsack. l»AN Itt'NN SKTRKT OPKRATIVK IS Y T M t V tU M T d tL t. u * r. M m t c x Y f A n t P T .W T V l vvixvt VlV TMC .W E'Ll C L E A M U f' CCNNttVONtx M P U id i v / M kYD «S "AT* I A.TTO IfOUD Su. «K M v \\ f x M C i * ,------ -< 54H **« 5 H R L\ avOJMMO' M C M T IO c.VM w m o w A* c : l i t \ U U W . v » a M tv, f t s v a t txt. x «M t«« I t t M l O U I t 'T V x V •#'»* '* ! « tip V i its — a •,-<* V a r-vA " xr*sr E >Mx-i 1C. A U oK Y (N tT ‘ ST T V A T IO N W x V M t t ~ --.V- » w » - v r i »•'. ,\> t > WELL \ U L Y S S E S Vfxj' H iS tT t '.» < iu e s s \ xVRE ST'hYthJ’ VSttORL •SELL TMfcy MlxSHT MVMF .' I W I S H T i l hSCOtxJ V Y C U L C H R C A C IH R U :iO 'S W E C O L H .D S E C xL » U > xA P |# xJ Y O T C iV T Q U T .A O M X ItC tG .TOR'S , lyw a f 0 * I J,WO.*o« Tuny* •ayatnixii) Fair, -hr»A from Jnna*ry 30 ta F e k tra r* 10 Ilia XStli rn n lre rta illM ’ W p W M M M M ra U d wllk »Dr»r a a s ita ita ry ta ra w a a iu . tv -v l tm ’ c l o l io ; csOCH? ™ MU£v\T;NS LOOk* .175 �\ i Sjszr J 1 From all reports and every indication, San­ ' . ■* 1 r* ■ * !* * ✓ a t home to m ake Sanford grow and prosper. * Credit for this m ust be given in large p a rt — to the individual citizens who have1 responded so loyally to the “Trade-At-Home” cam paign. We w ant to m ake this appeal: th a t in the months to come Sanford people will not fo rg et the purpose of the “Trade-At-Home” campaign a n i will continue to buy locally whenever pos­ We, your m erchants, have tried to show our appreciation by m eeting the dem ands of the buying public as regards price, quality of goads, and Courteous treatm ent, but further, we wish to take this occasion to thank'our custom ers (or J < th e Splendid patronage we have received during ............. theiC hristm as holidays. * X• s thousands of dollars which 4 have been ;going * elsew here, h treto fflre, will henceforth rem ain ford m erchants have experienced the4m ost suc­ cessful Y uletide shopping season in many-year& \ , , A t the sam e time, realizing th a t w hat helps i the m erchants helps the town as a whole, we w ant to declare our intentions to m ake this cam­ paign a continuing effo rt to the end th a t the sible. ’ 0 ‘‘ * % • In retu rn , fe r our part, we pledge our un­ ceasing effo rts to m eet ell com petition w hether in price, quality or courtesy. By continu^g to . ^yy.Qfk together in the future as wholeheartedly V M T la s the first five weeks of this cam paign has 1/> dem onstrated can be done, we will all be doing . « » our p a rt tow ard making Sanford a bigger tmd — * I better city. ... j This Advertisement Is The Fiitlj In A Series Made Possible By The Following Merchants And Business M eg . I B. L PERKINS . C .L & M . dingfElder CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. MONK’S BILLARD I1 _________________ . CITY ICE & EMERICK FLORIDA PpW ER & LIGHT CO. TITLE GUARANTY & ABSTRACT CO. TRIPLE “S” GROCETERIA NENTICM ■TATIOil J. c. pEnne COMPANY HILL NFORD PAINT HARDWARE CO. COWAN CO. & GLASS CO. ALTMAN SEMINOLE 1 t H .B .P O P E C O . TIRE SHOP, IN C CHEVROLET CO, INC * HOFMANN ELECTRIC SERVICE | BAGGETTS LIQUOR STORE SANFORD BUICKCO. WERT THE JEW ELER *• COCA-COLA b o t t l in g CO. ■‘ '* 1 f t W. FRU IT CO. SECURITY W A LTER L COOPER VALDEZ HOTEL • SANFORD MACHINE CO. ■ w «!as..v“ th esty l^ sh o p KENT MOTOR CO, LUMBERiCO. SANFORD A. WIEBOLDT EY DRUG CO. HOM ERS GAS CO. MAXWELL : THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK TOUCfiTON PAUL W. RADFORD ST. JOHNS TCR LINE CO, | MATHER • SANFORD FURNITUREi. CO. URNITURE CO PALMETTO GROCERY STORE PURCELL C O .' -w u A ID c L n tia n R A IM W. W. AUTO BARTS BRIGGS THE JEWELER RQUMILLAT & ANDERSON « rA u a r T H B MOUK* W. f t REITZ PA T S USED CAR EXCHANGE C O IL HOCKEY’S TIRE SHOP tn SANFORD FISH & GROCERY CO. ;* . s •-yrf* . r ' »■' ----------- ---------------- -------------- L STRICKLAND MOTORS, INC. THE COWELL CO. MON1EZUMA HOTEL • HOTEL MAYFAIR .uy;i> ANGEL’S EAT SHACK - ” — J H I7 3 T A B L E ' SUPPLY SANFORD CASH . STORE FEED STORE i . TUXEDO FEED * SUPPLY CO. PETER PAUL’S BEAUTY SHOPP RANDALL ( , > ELECTRIC CO. FUEL CO. ... 1 U ---------------- HILL LUMBER ’ & SUPPLY YARD ; & f t ENGLISH M cLAUUN i |i<JEW ELER ; IV EY S SHOE STORE •RIDA OTA' BANK OF SANFORD COLEMAN’S (.110(1,111 A N K \ T (M U K irr , .• n m Ha r d w a r e SCOTT'S . STANDARD FORREST GATCHEL’S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS : WIGHT , GROCERY CO. LEE BROS. PLUMBING —-—r n " — tM D l 41 M A O M O U A V” u f t M. PXPWj -lY-i , * (XX a y m <v* 1 • . \V R, ^ r- - V. . ■ T i. . \ .1 .j p x �« •V i _ fW - v?> ,K 3 k u -4* - •*. .*■'%« -JP* jj> v-,-.*.',*..- Y <~> . M em b er A m o d a te d P r e s s VOLUM E X X X I i* Resist I evaders With * * ..* ' S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y , D E C E M B E R 28, 1939 WINTER DESCENDS ON NATION Rest Clerk ToBeNamed I In Contest Ski. T r o o p s At Lifeline ilroad Of Reds; Objective Reached 1.10 In Cash” Will Be (liven To Three Ad\ judged Most Court­ eous By Committee AlKed-German War Is Q uiet With the p.i«tirc of the Chrlsl1mi* ►hipping ►oa-on. th.' ’'tr:dc. )a l hunr" campaign cn rred il* *meoml |.liw«<* ifit v ' viili an anipimi-tmtn by Mayor I’dwatd Pone Seen Kin* In tftn t Official Visit, Bv Pontiff In Years |l it : s n - th*l f-tn In ra -h will I r N U M B E R 108 E atab llah ed In 1908 Deaths In Turkey Recorded At 9,000 fa * Fresh Tremors M ag­ nify Terror, Devas­ tation, -Suffering; Anatolia Hit Hard owing Interest Is Evidenced In I94C Elections G t R elief B rigades Fighting Fires ! Stinnil'll In (hr throe rlrtki in 8nnfuril stores wtip a r adjudged h 'Ip' a ► .'Ctrl committee Itie -inn*l cti.irlmii, nml rlllrlrnt" during a Ci"'ir ( in to- tii-lil Jan. 2-1.1. ( Mr Vi'jur Higgins mill lhal Iho n't wi«-.'.w*' wmefarw Ini' 1 1 llir oimloot, lirlil ill fin F l t j l f ’d *n d linn iriih Ihr iH 'o in Indue, C. owing In lcrr.l 'iin n g S ine spend nr of *8 nfj.il Drill V a ( id n n t 8nqh|<>le ( minty ro Im il In Hanford/’ I* In n«-ls. Ihr tr,"• iknt nnd Inrte.vud “slre-l-corANKAHA. fu tk r> . Dee. 2H ftinnl.H in improving llirlr ,« W ^ l ner“ ■‘peeulatfon n \e r the tm-MiiS o v ie t il llirlr ci Hloinrr* m wrll tu*Jnt— ( M ’l - - Official* lodry anb illtlo nf sucre-, for the varlmt* prminu ihrir |H'r*nnne|. nounred tl.OtMl p*i*ons were troop* Invasion and ., A i** inmlltrr nf 20 •elected .-nndldatr* who hnve -Irlilfled kllliol or ln|ur*d In Ihe region —arwM i'ii" i n In abm e acctora nkinjr th e their IntentDn* of running file Wlnlrr fell* on Ihr United Slates; Ihr “ilu»t biwvl i- (-avert'd with between nine Hopper* whoir name* will not be r f r.rslnean aDne In yesler* nd id K«l will vl«lt all *lore» and 1puMIr nlfiro m ark. Ilw ndvrnl nf d ry ’s Anatolian earthquake. o ff e n s iv e . ilnchre o f show nml temperature- rare downward In ollirr |».-irt-» of Ihr laml rvp ’ Washington, D. C\, dlvulgIUto, gen rnl rh rtim i year. New trrm or* .hook Anatolia Planes and ski tr o o p s j #Bjoyrij II, fin.1 snowfall o f ihr winter. Anna Klrannr nml t'tini* Dali two of'President Roosevelt’* m ike u w illlrn report of their lit ID in a President will be lB>|MV»*loii* of IIip iilore, il.i atiwk leday while a h littartl and r a ilw a y grandchildren, romp In inow in thu brickyard of the White l|uu-e. -eleetrd for u four year term alrucV at Russia's and il* personnel, offering nny fierce wind* lucre.'-ed su ffer­ ctn'lructlve crilirlini they liell-ve nnd Seminole County clcelor* connection with tha far north ing of hundred* nf thousands will rn*t ballots for n United ' Ip line with their findintf*. These nf homrle**. \ heavy storm •I V point whara t^a Murmansk I jrimlts will lie held ronfldenti-ii I Htiile* senator, n icpie-entative, raged along Ihe lllark Sea line rnmea wlthla '46' mil** of ' Ian will he given directly to ihe n governor nnd all State anil r is s t. Irarlnx ship* loose from the riw W i fronMqr. There, were Ict'iite*! judge* and turned over to County official- who ore circled m norinc and battering down to llirlr office*. • the meirhvnt* roncerned. unconfirmed reports that nrhlleses.ide home*. With a temperThe flr*t primary of Ihe Dentature i f ? ! degrees Ikrlnw U On the l.**t day of the ronl»«t, iH-rntic clad ,ski troop*, a highly mobile Party In Florida will be sern (I'rlirenhell) many of rn. 11, n coupon will be iu,i unK.-pDnnlng to dbWPt eommuheld on Tin—day, May 7 nnd will j th iu -sn d - i f rarlltquakr *urend the# retreat quick* Dccplte unfavorahlc wenther legged Mark duck, Florida duck. be followed three week, later b y ' piddle ran indicate It* rlioire a* vivnii who lied to Ihr field. had reached their condition*, W dll ft rent epccic* of kaldpMr, pintail, green.wingyd j the sieond DenuM-ratie I'rim ary tin' mo*l courteous and efficient s r i r fn iirii i«> dralli. bUtu were counted in Seminolo teal, blue-winged teal, rlng-nee*rlrellon on May 2K. Tli • leap-year S o |>er*on I* entitled to jr. objective. Ceunty Sunday by a party of *1* liighlighl, however, will I n' tintourc than one vote and the Ini A N K A ll A . T iiik c v , Doc. A’ Finnish attar* sta to et Bm* pereona under the supervision nf iiick, hooded merganser. turkey I I t< must Ik* turned in •*! Tin- ireneml rlivUnn in Nnv. .*• when vulture, Mark vulture, »liar|>-! Jack C. Russell. *28.- ( A T l W illi O.OOtl <«>** I'rraidentinl elertor* w ill la- named ! Herald nffire not liter than ditto hawk, xrotid-winged Lett year there were 117 »pe- rhiiuird unit itm nlri'.’iilv m in k ril tt|i In • aid lh" Demm-rnlir nomination* I' M Jan. ir>. elei reen during the annual count hank, knld eagle, . pigeon hawk, A vomit will he made und of State and Ciiimty "Ifieiiil- nmi’ n p I It t| n n l> I* ciitnatroplit*, uader the au*pice* of th* Florida rparrow hawk, bab-whltr, kinit With the dee la ration by Mayor Imtied over lo the secret judges i filmed. fr i’j'lt Im ttn ra iti.iu iiifiill tilt! A I M O e -retreat* free* *adrewee Arsduhon Society but the differ­ rad, aora. Florida galllnulr, emit, Aivnrdlng In a rlnlule itaaMil WII- Kdward lliggins that the City v tin will make the awards after Jat Ihe la*t session of the Iwglsla‘ led plover, pi S ivrnty-nne— for nine hub—— l i i t u r . ih.viiiC.iiI inn m ill nuf* , peeU ,M the A retie rogtan B*»- ence In the two figure* wa» said kllldeer, bUck-bell doe consideration of Ihe rrpnr*. anlj greater yellow-|.'gs. Commission is desirous of I' tsslmt tore, those who Isit i-imI to seek nt the age nf three .mil n hall fi'iin g intiny in onsttofn m uf V M ve duir . ta w a r Bated- to have been' ttia m u lt of a ron'a inlpe, yell aipalbr-party •tMe year, an I to lr*aer . . . . . . yellow-li , I, leaat aandplprr. a law that is wanted by the rlti- Of the shoppeFa committee. t reinforcement*. The first prise winner will he elect Inn lo public office liave only I f|Jiat’* the golfing arhlm •■•**•-•** n ni'thrm A nntnlin. the cold, cloudy and windy wrath- herein* gull, llng-billetl ilng-blllcl cull, tens of Hanfiitd, the ordinvitra 8.1 iUy» to qualify a fter Jan. I nf Hubby Daw-mi. abovy, -mi »l all__rt ***- ' 1 11 neiwlet er prevailing during the trip. Forster's* lent, Caiplan tcm. providing for a lirmse fee tliat so sided fir. in cash, the second for Ihe law requlrrs that ’,*ach! the prufe—inmil ul New iniofficitil t-ftlimiitea |j»kcw»..d ‘ price winner 110 and Ihe thlid m wade In the lo- mourning dove, . around dove. would discourage the bidding " f . L i* , winner » i eandklatp for nonilnatiun to of - . Country Club. ljikew..i>d. nf tin' hit run n toll, includintr Lake Harney "and whip-poor-will, belted klngfl-hrr. out»M« c« ntractora on loc»l jo b il^ 'fie* -hall fils hi* sworn -tatem eni - •lead and injuied, ex arled by th# ’•I-UavaUd XILfMckM-. ploali l woeeper.kxf. red m dl^nnlnl M lM rhir * Wnflin m and receipt for committee a-sess f il ..I isitlh -du.l«. is e m iK d • 111* 1ft mlbw a ^ lb e llie d woodpecker. . Wd-hraded V c a r ,___ nienl*, If any ha* Ihh-ii le iie ’. and t rodee In boats wredpvcker, yelluw.bellled trmalboata forfor - four mflca. • .it In r apprnxllitalinn nf 8.000 already had pay his filing fee tn tin- eli rk iml j The group Iwaa eompoeed of picker, hairy woodpecker, downy regular merlin* lit the City Mall i ' lea- (ban <0 day* previou* to the *b ad. lief brigades fought _ eth er’ war remained Mr. RuaaeU, E. B. Stowe. Ed woodpecker. I day of the Primary Kleclion" Apprexliaatefy 2d cantractoni In | f u r - in hundred- nf village* and Al*o I’hocbc, Acadian flycatch­ Kimball, Mllla Boyd, Jr., Lotti* eacept' le v brief pa| Viiurding to an lnt"rprrtallnn tiadrs tia d r s and ntlir o th ers w eir >iti<* which lull in*tl in the vvaka er, tree nwallnw, blue-jay, crow, various WIIIDtn Goetch. of Ibis law (lie deadline fur rnndi- | present for la s t n ig h t's dlsouakimi nf Iin* li i nnii i Fraa^'and'acrial e t5 w m en D ^ r,V|! H M Jftrn than any j fish crow, tufteil titmouse] brown- and oliji'ction- \veir voiced hy Il HSIISH,* n r-sae T k rrri | ™ ’’ olee* o frih * German other appeDs. Tne-iairty report-1 him rd nuthatch, home wren, win- •everal who fearod th at the work­ New -hni'k-. la t night wee* V aeettaad Britain led sighting mi eatlmatrd R.OJO of Her wren, Carelina wren, mocking- ing of the proposed t-iwr ci.uld l r | PALM ItKACII,J)ec 20 - tA*)d\t> e* • . , ,, ,, .T ' T | lerompalii.d bv nwr-uine rum------. . . . . e biri, ralbIrJi brnlrT, thraaher, T hr iiatbn'* w lltline Chief of aaA rnm ee of Inciting Finland Finland! thee* to*** waterfoul waurtoui during the trip. Minglei Uml.dia. Il ws fo followed second a* robin, blurbinl, blue-gray gnat ronatiued to apply to them. An S ta ff/ Ceneial Peyton Mmrh. ree■| | i In u le ,'* belli ecu llu ro n tilii'n t* dcllherntelv to rest* Russia eo Tree awaltow* ordinance which would levy a li­ kinglet, cense fee of 1100 on an outside 1nmmrndrd yi—lenlay on Ilia Tftlh counted an estimated ratcher, ruhy-crowned ml A ••1*1 ejtse. a total ^ 5 P Atyt o t ^ Uoof nf birtDIay, that the United Stale* m - o' eOetm a m nany, n y . ‘< v *J500 fDh crow* American pipit, loggerhead shrike, pnpI were sighted, 2.<00 robins, 2J)0) Hack and white w arb h r, orange contractor coming to Sanford to rrm rnibrr Throdme Moosevrlt'i .UUU tailed GrnrkD ami IA00 kill crowned waflder, m yrtle warbler, do husini—s wa* grnerally favor- adi ire “Speak softly, hut rr rry u ‘ bent 4h*lr boaA-lal lo pbie warbler, prairie warbler, able, however, and City A ttornr) big slick." ----A |ir«»g?itnn |IIIVl. ,l« ni'.|iQi. ,|. Uui ll PnDA PitUI! IlirifTH It. Wilson was Inalrirled to n"u I bill |» i oii»i *i i ••• «i Vittorio' A 8*1 of the birds which were pal m warbler, yellow throat, hood' F'leii The hig -lick in tldr u e , he vlllll. dow n on tlrrpln f? I.AKK A I.I’llF.D. lie. 28 A m lrrt”*l li«- Imii i Irsw up an onlinanre which would . 1,1. 1. .J n h a stu d the »lfhted on the trip are a* fol- mI warbler, English sparrow, ellnilnnti' Iltti -|nip* M;i * MiaitiH the rs u s r. nf otjeelion -ays, -houM be in Ihe funn of m thorough study "f till' effect- <d Ihr 1Mil nniiii.il I* • \iy lit !'• iiimI mrailuwDrk, ted-wlngrd black­ sib qiinie nsliimal drfen-e pro­ 1 1in in tl oil lit«iifin sot m ritiui |iarkliifliiiii-i' prin-ticein* Tin' i.rdinsnre which was plated H im ( Imill American egret, anowy bird. rusty blackbird, boat-tailed I i|i* l.l iti. I -il • I I* |«a III III iI.* ;i gram , with I'liipliaais on n mndem Inr oil ipwt tl ie*iil«lit >r« in al­ V atican and lU ll a n g o v e d m e n t -----little s.«’\\ N!• i• LnuUlana hrrun, blue g rarklr, Florida crackle, cardinal, on Hi* fiisl leading at the In -1 streamlined, ntnlnrisrd ainiy and ilic quality nf Fbirbln ru m - l i mt - I In i of ........... . • .* io* wideColorful pageantry surrountled t- nine under way lit (lie * IIinmeeting nf the Conimlisb n, pro­ M green heron, blark-crvwned goldfinch, townee, Savannah :u v j Huy I m ' i ; iiiiiiiil * •«' • u combined regi Inr niniy -ml N'api* ml r11 m Ici iirrM. S S lu t. ttJllS f to . P~UII E x ycllow-crownril heron, sparrow, field sparrow, swamp vided that a contractor must 1**1 tlonal Guard ef at b o -I l.nuu.nno F 'la-riin rp t Station licrt- Tin ....................... M l* l» ‘M l . t All..... Im h i- M iffrictl ►catch i- dltcclc.l by Dr. A. I b lttrrn , mnllard. red- lyiarrow^^nd^oni^jsparrow ^^^ <v City ih rnpatiniial lireiise nf ttih . men. . 11 i i \ hi iin . ............. I «|iiu kr< in Cnmp, horlieiillnri.l in elinipe I tin- • \••lour *•»• In i' • 1 for Hie first year and )2A annual TO year*. * . w <— ■ ■ r n • H I | I" li o| I it m-\ ill**. t» "Tbe Admlnislrallnii'x policy i« Apiil 1!•, a *»i* nf (lie slatlnn. nl the rctjin-I t>f ly for -n h si/u en l years. 11 d." S etae;foreign obaenrem i < Sh.i» *hot k - la i •1 mole III.ill I II M of I tion. .l i f I • -Iml.ili ^ ^ w ^ _ liUinly outlined: Ihr |»<*o|i|r •y | br Flnriiltl f i t the industry fined a rn n tiartn r as any p-raim i » mi »f S;iii mid Nliil |i •1 .otl-4 well* V loll nml Niii.'i Itliv is rti* Coinmi-slon. .*ontrnrlinir to do a Job cf Hurt • wlBhrE art c\rtr, hf prhI. 1 furil. \ I • o O H Ilf IMOV.IIII • lo liuvi* In l llodr 11Vi*?, ThoUtTbe ro n tm l—inn un sti'linrirnl • nd rm ploylnr oim* or mor* *mn. '* *JJ *dd« up to *•«•••• Mini nnd-* of liiiitdiiiq« wm* aliakrn II. II. Pope, local duller, dwlrwl MtilUn* RMte« out of u a r. b i to by the last Slate Legislature t J 1 Ihr MfSI.ii i oo t i.iiD 'li % Ktl l.mif. I'l.ml II mi Im nf l/ikf’ down. lo know whether under the pin- ln§urr th*t, we ve got to »c r t f - make and enforce irgulslinn- gm Mary will n v i iim *i i » **i psrkiiiKhniiiM' praellrrn. vUlotiE of the onllnanee he truuM paro«| * * - In the J i M w ir. U f ernltig .^hVi ' i rpirnt (*Nri|it|iiAkr« on Since no exhaustive Investigatbins mt'iiioiiDS»i»t. Iti.T.l, iii'ni* .Smyrna on A111 1 1 1 i I m .i , \ n Vfnit - - ................................... bU tin* wi’M ri»n*>l( a n d on Nov, 2H* us out, of w a r j - i ever huve been made .tin wltirh ChDf O: P. Paxton In a resolu* preeanl position of bulldlpg It) bid " o n 's " Job for " in s ta lls ion nf ""•« woultl keep ipren* ' -iieh regulations roulil I*.' Ilhsi-tl, nf uur will In* I l f llt.lloM tT y m **l* IBl'.*, m Anatolia ki|lo«l 200 und an oil hratei in a home rn .' ' ,<?u l l >r unprapftrrd lion passed by th* City ComrnDIII I l f JlllllHIll FVl’Ol, olllbl’4 JIM ’ ' t he CommU*inn reque«trd the F* r.O pci won? iVhpcv!ivoly. Ril* roultl he •h*’" wn"’i b* any Hma >r ah rth e r he would be rrqulretl to pat pa at it* regular meeting In form ______ .. ed' _____ hta. duties tor’a license in .s ld l- • opportunity to gel tesdy after w* perlment station tn undertake the invilr.l In nl I* nil • ••••!• \ illiiur? w p i * d r a tr n y r d ' tn ihe CHy flail last night In wkldh without fear er faeor.,.#n<l ,fo r tho rontrarti dealer’s license. :>d ,r r l In- Then, we had Koflamt ami leaearrh ami furnished » romplete lllUllkMIl III* li III r.t *r», lIltTV III" Ittttl’l wlioi'k, Mr. Paatonhi resignation as a lt-th e host Interest of .the, CJtyjOf tion to hla dealer's Itransr. ruvl , Franc* r ranee keeping G*imany Gatmany bark un un­ small experimental packlnghoii-c iirr only lu*» lomriiiiiit^ nl fnv \ i”» lr id :i> iju n k r wa? ropitemploy of the City was accept- Hanford and It D with regret Smith, of tb* Hanford FurnHnr* i til BO |»i,nM!ti<« who lit li’iiilnl tin* h'lrd at mimcioiiN nlj*orvntorlfft« we rouhl get their. New, If for the purpose. Company, also daairrd to know *d. that the Cl City Commission (ii>t 1*1011111 Nu'hl I y«*i»»v ni!" Thorough studies are jdaum-l nf w» gel In, il will mean that Ger­ iticlutliii^ the \Vr»l Bnxuwich In addition In the resolution, dip .pts In* ivslgnatlon a* building whether the. ordinance Would in­ many D winning, ami II will le the effeeta nf all rneehanlral njii'r- T hey an* \mhi«» «• \ Silhiuny HcUmotfi np)i in London, the clude him in laying linoleum es a the member* of the City Com­ inapertnr. ii who w i * i •• WHshinir, (tlryinir! nml h W Until too late tn get ready then." at ions, aueh * piii IiiiIi'I and /.uri<*R ()li»crv*a« mission couinisnded him for hi* |ii’t'lik rly at N “ NOW. TIIERKFORE BE IT service in ronnectinn with a «»l». 77 nti'l il’l > • nnd ludDhlng. ai well n» the u-c lorii*N ih Switirrland, ni*.l the W. K Klirhhoff prolesle I 'hat long end faithful service and *«• RF.SOI.VKD UY THE CITY nf detergent* anti r|c*n*lnx that t•in*' t t m t l . s m aw S*sa. K lirl Ui’i lc ii Imi i vatm > in llvliriuin* tended to him their best wishc*. OOMMIKHIOM OF THE CITY To nil III'* i* H(•B-Malins? "‘ i t ! agents, snap- and wiap |aiwdrr*. In reply MC b V r Patton said “I OF HANFOItn, FLORIDA, that Will I f ; ehrmirnls, waves nnd nil-. Cnhir- OU yi'ille of ,iyt . Il deeply and aincrrely apprecDta the resignation o f 0 . P. Paxton n . ing thrnugli tlie use of dyes amt nwanlnl l#\ th** l..il • Mmy • h.»m the cogrteslea extended me and as building Inspector of the City Iother agents a- well a . hy ethy­ her of (*oiiini**m hit’ll w 'll *’ii I consider It a great hoaor to ho and the aama hereby mcceptlene and Other case* al-n will he t it It* thrm lo nil* n l .1 *>lmw "l ha** been able to serve ed, said resignation to become liir-ilny, Investigated for their effect on th«* 1Cit x T In :•1 • •• oil GAISKHVII.l.E, Dee. 2* effective the d ie t day of De­ NEW YORK. Dtc. 28 —(/?)— eating and keeping quality of the Wnlni'Bilnv m rim»ih»y ih IIm* Postil ility nf a new two million cember, IP30. i v afternoon m « v« hihu Janie* Wbrelur-llill, aoervlary of fruit. On learning that he was wanted Hrfir•vlimi ol - w ill l*«» hi'jvpil the (irriiinu Ainctirsn Bund, was “Home of tha questions we hope “ BE IT .FURTHER RE- dollar farming Industry for Flor1 i a hit and ran charge. Sunny to answer,’’ said Dr. Cantt’. ’a ir In thusr proM'iit follow lll|; llu* arresird tmtay on an indlrtment BOLVED that the thank* a f the Ida D seen by Dr. F. H. Jamison, Smith, 26, of Paola, reported at truck hortieulturUt with the Agri­ charging -erniitl degree perjury, a po chemical* remove natural otl- profmiii. City of Hanford be and tha tame Eip*t intent Station of th* Sheriffs Offlea yesterday a f ­ fists th# rind? If »o, are these misdemeanor. , are hereby ext#ndad t# "C hler cultural ExMtimt Paxton for hi* long and faith­ Ihe Unlvrndty of Florida. Tho lit ternoon and waa released under oils replaced ly ap|Hied waxes? The Inilirtnirnl riled IA exam­ ples uf allrgtil r< nlrsdirtnry stateful sendee n *n M alay** a ad dus try fs the production of pa-1 • band 'af >260. Ilow much heat ran an orange mi'tils made by the defendant y" CommUrton *x- prlkn, but th# big question which 1 1 Tb* ebarg# againat B alth la stand without Injury to fDvor, rataalaa to b* anawerod Is w heth-, baaad on a blLand-rtia rasa ro­ eating and keeping qualities? IU best wlkhes far during the Inquiry into the af­ ------- 1--ar this crop can b# grown sueeesa-, Ported but Saturday night to thj Dr. Camp indicated that the fairs nf Krltx Kulin, Bund leader fully In Florida. , local police, whan Jo* Palmowden, study will not be confined exclu­ GARDEN CITY, N. V. Dec. 28 now in Sing Hing on hit rnnvleTU United States import*! >6. was knocked down on Wm. sively to the packinghouse, but — (A*)— Bllletl a- tin' “gienlest (kin af a larceny charge. 7,000,000 pounds a year, i TYlrd Htroat wbUe tiding a bifyrD will extend to the grove. He hopes moss flight in the hi-tory of ly from YognaUvIa. Rpaln. | aad aa setkmalr Injarod that b* to learn how different varlet>s aviation, I.OtMt or ntorv ’’flivver’’ ary and Bulgaria. Tn* pro*-1 *** taken tn Ua kaapkaL react to washing, chemical and alr|iUiies la'gau taking off from causing According to law . anfoteaw coloring troatmento. ThD will in* Uie eastern H-atnanl and middle officer*, Ik* auutrh aa to CT’rartalM . Paprika D volve also Investigation as to the western airperts toalay bound fur w*a affaeta exerted in the parking* the annual nll-Amcrican air now sailing at about SO raaU a mofca* which Mostly ih.udy. tonight and FlI■ t b a l a t W a body house of different cultural prac- maneuver* in Miami, FU. btak** off hi natnd In Now York. iint*ibly srattem l tight rain removed at Um kocpitaL ttaao, spraying and ferUliutlon, The flight wa* given added im- tbty, . Dr. Jamkipn plan* to ghr* It a in nnrlli and rrntral portions, not tbarough t m l an th* Eaparlnunt It - types, ag* af trees and var- lurtsnce beraute Ihr governnunt murh changu In lrm|>emtur*. i f l g iwora swora out lias inaugurated the t-sinlng uf ■ ■kafote ■■ a warrantt ^being a c fr n iL County Judge udg# R. W. Wgta far tha mere than 10.000 eivUDna. PresipllalD** -----------i-----1----------Officials of the (’AA will le in Yi'strrdav .......................................,40 an aat ad Baal Smith. ■ It wa ' C H E M IS T DIE8 Miami to greet Dm pilots and to To dale tbit month ......... (R th* lattaFa aaiamoklla - ik determine the safety of prtvati Normal for month A t th* IlMtttrd afflaa Smith t,M MEMPHIS. Toon.. Dec. 28 — flyingt Normal for year ... - ___ 61.81 (ff)— . Dr. Char lea Edwards Norm* I to dal* ... ...... .. . at.18 aald, t L t w w atas kad^ t t o y y _ a Coatas, 72, noted chemist and IIUNGF.B BTUIKB F.ND8 w ad hart y a*torday at ft where ha cam* three which waahroSaa jU th* Umoaud High SUNDURY. P a . Dae. 28 — 78 plaaa a f tha iraMjmf, ,/ ' _ oax kl# Bata* Bang*, — Pleading “Pletae give me same Dae. 24 — L a. raamaaro far tnataaaat far food,” Andrew Sehurtx, 47, yester­ Da*. 26 _ 7* t i n k t u Up. Oaataa V** famed day gave up-a bungar strike ha Dae. 2 8 ----------- 7o ----- 78 started six day* ago in demand Dar. 27 N O T E t. Reading* l ^ t r r o t e r freedom in a prison dally a | 7 ;l? A- U , Mar. 2.*l I Deadline For Candidates To | Qualify In Races; i*“ V SO Villages. 12 Cities R eported'To Have B e e n Demolished i^ if® 96 Species Of Birds Are Sighted Proposed City '• In Annual Audubon Society Count Law Aired By tommissioners h T’- Ur,*M ,u' M,h> duck. eanrea^ek^'iU^^np! Ordinance On Licen-ir'-rk Hes For Contrac­ tors To Be Redrawn Ptogram For Pioneer Night 1 Is Announced: Time Chief Of Staff WanD Strong Defense LSCSlf' Iti ... Study ()f L l i r U S All Residents O v e r t tiO To Be Honored m ..... ... Packing Practices llk,.Marv rventi ............... Is Now Underway! M L,,k‘Mar> L' en ! .... . J W ^ ’uu.VT&wi li. L™ s - j i K , •■S* 2BXi. IS wowkr"£H^.rat._uward th. ^- Chief Paxton Is Commended For Long p g j ^ f u l Service By Commission (!»<• asaas-r Alleged Hit-Run Paprika Production May O ffer Industry! D river Gives Up Bund Secretary I NuhliedOn Indictm ent To S heriff Hand Mass Fliffht To Miami Air MnnucvcrHlfcginH LOCAL WEATHER V U LBSM * -w -“JUfiSTS Z ______ 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/. 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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>, December 27, 1939; <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/7f8238f23f9886aee4f79fef5291ce64.pdf 1921c555474c061447cce56aaefced65 PDF Text Text < f - r 'g V ' v- .* iv c >•*►, -,n f. S ' y y? SO r . HAirroRD BY J. R. WILLL (Decade Wa* OUT OUR W AY l Of Oddities 'ashion World tea O f Every Pe-1o d Utilized; By ifost Of Designers "hr ADELAIDE KERR |W'YORK, Dee. 21 —« * » - irbulent thirties were favhdlxtlut decade, those ten year*. frrught drpre«il»n. nolllleal Intrigue r*r, the inode whlrltd 'muml main silhouette* •— tllm, and bu»tle-b»ckrd—In rrelime. It decreed a bott "I kdlcttons—long »klrt* ' •nd I- the lowent possible deenlend the enrrr-up model i-sllm figure*. corset* and ». II borrowed Inspiration FU R N IT U R E IS T H E id e a l gift l new*, from the .“ ouin oea ids to northern snows, it lbr I' new fabric*, a new heatI of color, a wealth of ifW'h •ml trnxy hale. It saw tbo lopment of m oil* rbllie* n* Important phase iif fashion )t saw American designers' s their first real bid for a I In Ihs faslihm treat h e fltld.f M the fashion world dlrry— i It Im i It d to y yat. 5*-w , • • PICK-UPS ' M a g a zin e B n »l«U » H aby R o c k e r * .!...... End T a b lea ...... I ..... C o ffe e T a b le * ..1 ... is decade opened ill the uildst one o f the Mggevt fashion m the world ban seen. When New Year’s belts ran* In . women wrens wearing that •war horror, the chemise AUSTIElOe C O N T A IN S Acnvs P R IN C IP L E S W H IC H A R S U S E D INI M BCXON B rr and gradually Die change uadr. Hr the Mid of 1M0 were down to II or 12 from tbe - ground, girdles 1 normal Vralslllnes ami a mode of edeganca’’ had lleen led. Soft- afternoon frocks worn under U»lshly furrtd Uie be-plumrd Empress ile hat made It* debut ami ig frocks 'bf luxurious lames ’ sleets wef« worn. In the two yearn hems gradually Clothe* Hamper* Throw Rag*...... — Ciewiston Man Heads Sugar Men’s Group THIS CURIOUS WORLD TO • BELLE _____ Cjl.MlK. Dee «| _ (Isrenre M. Hitting o f ricwlston. nresldent nf the United States Sugar Corporation, Iiecnme tirrel* dent o f the qewly nrtrnnixrd FlorIda Coo. per* tire Sugar Assort*-' tlon here lust wrok whin the Hoard of Director* met lo ilcct officers. Joslah Ferris, Jr., nf Orlamlo and R. E. Kurtr o f Ft. Myers, were rhoern vlre presidents,-with Jay Moran of Cliwlstim as trea­ surer, William T. Hitting as aecrslarjr anil tV. It. Ijn ier, Ciewis­ ton. assistant secretary. The meeting was held In the offices o f the South Florida Con- i •ervanry District. It was a sequel | to the meeting held on Dec. Htli to organise the association for sugar (ana grower* of tha Lake Everglade* area. A LASTING GIFT FOR HER < 5 rO U X T -A \ O T H Thia bed Room Suita o f rich walnut is n gift tint will be appreelnted for many years. It It o f tha finest cabinet senatnictlon with a dull-rubbtd ever­ lasting finish' and Includes Uie vanity wrtlh handsome Plata mirror, the bench, the chest o f drawers, nnd the double bad. 7 ' ill the K ent and the eyes of fashion world riveted on a Ian whose waist was slim and rad. The dress she wore when -m arried England's former -married f In tbe summero f UlJI summer-'of I'JJT Was gned to (inphaslie nnd lo imphasite It. The . . on world " 'e M M ita long. r fitted walstliae and the ve midriff cau telo the mode. I liegan to w-ldell and, gradIIILIIN , to shorten oneo uorv. — Vlrgl l'coronation of King Uuoige iiaitinriil urnnl the mode to luxury;. scurev • ( women -strove for that ran ef the world" look. i-ssu u a ic „U*e year of 1»38. fashion ifvfd iiupiratloil from the * itlsn epoch and imxllih mod- $ ’•II trim tu look like ltn.ii- 8 S fnioth.rs, llslr ewepl lo Uui.B H » r the bend, Icg-ufinullon H m j ye; muff*, hooos, veils ami jo J bats combine! to make the I fa. It gathered grpre all t When women danced In •qlllrted gowns. *1 . . served fruit*, and veirrtable*. I'nlice departmenls bare Itirnid over hundreds of half-gnllnn jars the fameil ronlnhiers of thiPo.ilh's U}rga| •*Wraw»hltiri li­ q u or" M A C A R O N I A N D -C H F .E S E READY IN 9 MINUTE VVO* tor Everyone! *. ! turbulent id begun — caused this and tightly they tame back In 1 We little waist launebi a smaller tine ami ten controversy that I California to Maine, Mist wav one of taro | hkh the . year's fas il The other was •gain established In Silhouettes varied n sllmm »* to great and InapIraUqn' ec I' from (metis frocks a a to military uniforms second world war, thi as Spanish court t talked-of feature aside IS ltlscads of W* closed as It FOUNTAIN FENS— FOUNTAIN PEN SETS COME- ERU3H AND MIRROR SETS BOUDOIR CLOCKS— TRAVEL ALARM CLOCKS— WRIST WATCHES— KODAKS BILL FOLDS - . Old Spice Sets 18th Century Sets Evening In Paris Sets Coty Sets—LsYcnder Sets Carburetor Kaywoodie Pipes Carburetor * Plain Yellow Bowl Pipes kfikji it, V... ^ 8 u B B g' . ’. - i V£i u t f f -1, ■ Be Safe—Select Your Gifts From These Sure-Fire Hits. You Can’t Miss— Pay , After Christmas �.* *1 •'«* f*. •«» O »•. -«w - W .— .\r~: * tttite'IWJi* '. * w ;, *»•*w% ? * -v * 4 *s r j* ' r r T -u —------ r fW ^ y T Seminole County Produce*. More Fruit And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In America S iifo rd (■'The Only C n ir ti Florida CUy Affording Rail. Hlghm. Aad Water Transportation EWSPAPER ■caafig SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. DECEMliER 22. 19.‘t0 . —f " E ----- - ■- .. . _____ Member Associated Press Established In 1908 .1 Hospitals W ould Be Built UndeiiiRoosevelt’s Plan NAZI LUXURY LINER Russians Driven BackBy Smashing F in n ish : A rm ies LED AT SEA ■v Government Would Pay Costs For 100Iied Institutions In Hard Up Localities R ed Companies. 10 Wholesale Houses, 19 Persons Charged F ro st B la n k e ts C o u n ­ ty A s T e m p e r a t u r e F ren ch L osses T o ta l h a l ls T o 3 9 D e g r e e s 1 ,m M en T o N oy. »• ' v:* • •• • \ hi* of 3 0 . D n ln d ie r S ?ys f i it i i i t i n n r in i S h u I iim I t ’o ii i t« i 11ml.tii'ii.<1 si \ll* |o til\ ft ll* %««ut in ■rd l*re*« t .|. • i t II low 1Jn*»-?r*’ -» iit"tr*,rit«nt folletl , ' ;?t|, ntili'q n'tovc Over British Isles $3.0(10,000.000 Deficit' To Be Addedi DETROIT, Dac. 22 Present Debt special grand Jury to three of th* -O P )- A ay Indlctel largest rle.-trir >' Thule* nth laigcst pnsvHtgrr liner In the world, the Natl Iht* rotn of Vof^ima when *iiUuv|t*‘ ! I\ .» Hi if; Tin* !'. H. **in"s**r Tnscaloixa *!•»»»! 1% to t.il InKMT *hlp. CV>1umbu*. nlt^i, ygi* •rtilllcil Mime -100 ntllfs off supply corporation* In the i»nti«.*, along wiih n Detroit whole II'le houses 18 Individual* cm i»0 eKirKt> and of eonipl„ c, ,0 ti„|,l anti-trust law* through price fix B a l l a p t i n e b u y s ; ^ v h e r e c o l u m b u s w r .N ” in*, The Indklmtnt named General , r f 1 health facilities themselves. Electric Co. They were Imlktc*’ ulfiste p U « « .l.,.v » Discussing’ the national In connection with alleged a-t» of f C l l l 8 3 ( l ( i l i A l t C l S Ir.eal rrprrprntativet. rrnre.<rnlative<L a health program at a press ir.eal The Indlrtmcnt charges th? de. c-nferenet, b* said tbs bills of fsndanu with writing artificial B fC W e r y F i n d s C i t y H Jenotars W agner sod Hs.ruon price* on electrical equipment , , providing for federal matching used by large Industrlre, major C C tt t T U 1 LOCUtlOIt uf stats fundi In hospital and utilities, and contractors of hlir: . _ n • ,» . *.e_ icbool eJtutnjdlon would ba too jobs such as apart apartment ho«i*.-e. To Be liCSirablO esatly and nUcnmInals against unlvtrtlty of Michigan building*. tW poorer states, City of Detroit and Stats of Mlrh-:i i I*, . ............... nallaiitine ...... niid Ron* li> us added tbs plan in mind for . - i ♦ tail)) hospital comtiootlcn It not a snbitbuta for the Wagner miasma, but the first step in sn effort ' to improve thee m health. / ■The federal government would Igan. This was the second Indictment by the HMn Natl | Llnr M r a b u Wat IftltM | Grand J * r . | 8 U t» head.-wrier* for the ...... > * _ TweiUhtfermeer' aei*«*io toJay tr tv> rvmwlled to n|3, 000,000,000 deficit for lbs tisxt federal budget de.pJts Uw anhocneed dciTru to limit It twu 4111km. When ho -etui. lilt, eunuul budget meeeage to. Uvngreu Uic flirt week it* J im m y , three ix) urcei predicted, he will aak obvut *8,260,000,000 for expen­ ditures during the year begin­ ning July I . ' . At tne um u (hue, he expected IVnltaeW *a"Page SU> Phi Alpha Kappa Sorority To Sell Seals On Streets Member, of t'hl AluhS Kappa sorority of which Miaa ...................... ' Mary Wigging, L prc.ldrnt, will sell -I'brlxtma * BraJe bn the downtown atnota #»f Sanfurd tomorrow, Mrs. J. L. Ingiey, chairman at tho Romlnole County TpberraloeJa and Htalth A.aoelstlon, announced to­ day, J Among tboaa who . will tU In tho aala a(a tbs foUowfitgi -Nan­ cy Dighton, Susan KlrUev, Mar•1 Spencer. Erma Dettdaey, Knox, Nrll Btawart, J.yce Mary Martha Emerlek, being w i M t c f biua wl and wo want tham together I want o' dity doll and aullcaaa 1 waat o doll carriage a high chair a rocking a doil doll bad a table tabic with two chairs h UUhtn set a house cleaning soS a plsy sink a ; refrigerator a play sloetrie a Alcyaia amt corns candy in my stbckmg and earns naU and aypits.-and bars aw three bugs sad as many kiss., that you can catch i i i m i i m -And picas coma on Xmas ora m Early Approval Of Pipe Laying Project Sought The Cilv is leaving no .lonr unturned In effort* te facilitate the approval of lha WPA projocl for living lha recently purchased watvrplpa from the City's w tll. t.> tho pumping station. Mayor Edward iflgglnv wa» ad viatd yrctcr'ay that tha projeo1 was forwarded frem tha Jackson villa off Ira t i W ahlngton on Tnoi'lay and forthwith tslorram* wore sent to Rcnatora ClaudPepper and C. O Andrew* and Congressman Jo* Htndricka urp lag them •<> do everything possl b)* to espedit* the approval o' the projict. The rmirrcncv which exist* ir ccnnectlon wlih replacing the pro* ent doterioratid wnterllns wa* ox lnod and tha members of Flor •a delegation to th* nation'. K aopital were asked te keep CM* *^My name is Betty Jean P m - ofncial. posted •» to iht statu ecu 1 am ia the aocood Grade and ad th* No project. pmj llowbig Presidential _ H .approve. ... w f ai uvg hs tha . small . r will - haVafaa “op-* I hoy* you wlU bring me all ef Following I hqp* you * th* CHy must (till await iwali an alio o Happy Now cation of fund* by lb* Btat# Ad . F r e e s S ^ T ; th . sal* wfl| bs » provide X-rays, mWstratcr. . f ..................... Pioneers’ Nlgbt To > Ganas Given Numeral Be Held On Jan. 1 By Kentucky ^School Pfanssr Nteht, which U held annOaliy under tbs auspices cf the Labs Man Chamber of Ceas„ wis. wfl *be ahaarwd' again this year on Maoday night. Jets. 1,-hsfhmtaf tjt 7*0 o'clock. Fred Gan**, stellar mssaber o ' e*. Seminole High B<hoo _______ has beta awarded a nu recrai at the Marray State collcg at Marray, K y , for bU perform aoca with ths college froshmot according to snn.unccinrot club. lodav by Frank Evani ’ The froah . M - p n M i 80 yoayo c f ago o r _ _ _______ lew*, rassrg Tha Murray BUIa CoUfgo la the BS otf T ~ pf (3m * )i i i , L Me- ilm 1 ■W®* vYWT t y HIM i inif i* i'MUt ilie till I II * III • l - i t t lit |s* III lllf Th*' (tin- t»f ih. i* ipiiimimt* D r il l ths* D*f. t v( i.-otl aii'l tMMl |V M ^IlMly fu,Mi l»u*. ''i \Kt ’n Tli. aiillli - " HI !••• jml| t .1 lim <»■.-. p.* M'.l itir p' 1. • l'..r ll" ■Mltll.MII1 1 t * f ii.rt.1,1| l*«s\4 F ., •It* W h y I T h i n k W e S h o u l d B u y In S a n f o r d Hy RIIIIY DOHIIINS Third I’ rl/c. Frmhmiui <*uli!t»«*i i '*'• . % •"llli 11•*•I*■«| ' \ the S.iii! • I I•*l*«|l‘|| I lull fit ll I hi*.I l*e •f Ilk nil* hi* Iite «l I M V, Ilk. • K*Mi* '* illtlii.*| * F «i r t h . I.. My rtUNona w h y \vc ilinulil lm\ in S .n ilin .l m ius fnlliiw x: If w o o v o r o x p iv t Snnfiirtl t.> y in n tto nniKt oo-t)|M rnto w l It mtr nioix liunU In-rv in Su n lm l M nny o f tliu citizoiiH o f S a n fo rd Irutli* in liirgor rilioa Imvuuho, tlipy think t in t a ro g e llin g *liitig** <hea|icl. If th ey w ould ju at Htop and ta k e litito en ough |triee the I'torkn th at o u r m erehuntn h ere in S a n ford r a n t , th ey w ou ld fin d that th ere ia v ery little or no d i f f e r ­ en ce. E ven if th e v tin auvit a fe w c o n 's w hen, they gr* to th e o t h e r cltiea th ey h a v e apen t m ore in gas to g e t th ere th an th e y w ived. . If we liny front the mervlianta here in Sanford, their hind newt wouhl inerea«o and wi^ wnull linvtt a Inrger display of goods to salve1 front. We would also have a Imt’ er opporinnitv’ to find more work Every parent wants his rhild to anrroeil in life and ntanv of us migh* get a joh nn l rontlnue living In Sanford. Many of uh could pet a pond jot* if mtr parents would huy hrre in Sanford and help our city grow. A h San­ ford grows, naturally there would bo more opening for Jobs. Here in Sanford we have every hinp that a per­ son needs. Wo haw fruits, vegetables, ears, farming tools, fertilizer, furniture, toys, riot hinp, trucks, nnd many more things. These are J iiv' a few of the thlm” one ran huv here in Sanford. So many of us go off to other cities to buy withou thinking of n'l tin* idee things wu have here. If ono doesn't think thnj they can da without going !o Orlando or some o'lu r city, why Ihoy are Jun fooling themselves becaum-. they cuu do without buying in another city nnd gat Just us nice clothea hero in Sanford, Another reason we should huy in Sanford is borouse our cl y is in debt. If we buy here we can help bring our city out of debt. Our city’s debt pr?w by buying and building to help make our ei y brnutifu) and pnmperoua. The least we can do to repay in id help our city out uf debt. 1 -believe every true citizen of Sanford wants to see Sanford succeed and he juut as fine aa Orlando or any other city. The only way our city can succeed la by everyone o f the citizens of Sanford coopera Ing with the merchants and buying here. Another reason we should huy in Sanford is if we won't more stores, shops, and theaters, we should co-operate with our merchant*. *'/ if ■ Another reason why we ahould trade in Sanford U to help our fanners by buying all o f our fruits and vegetables here In Sanford. Another reason why we should trade at home is to help our merchants and not discourage them. Another reason why we ahould trade at home is .because Sanford ia our home town and the only way to help our heme town ia to buy here. One way wo citizens o f Sanford can show we really love and apprsdate Sanford Is to buy here In Sanford. h .. i * MM'S- ill'll.lit I't III!**) i . F*»I HMI th. lilt * I* ' *• I mi ||) I .(••**.i ite-,1 ,|„*,IW U » . • inhr* ill. m l There ure mnny rt-n-niiM why \v« almulil lm> m Sunford. lin n. il l *| If. i M.m I In v . I f f. an.I |ij||..y |IM | | I .liaMVktl), l l l f , . ilnlmle | 'll't * •li'llilli* I*. | • ii ,i mill. t 11 msellNM* *1 He* l*<«kr Kiel |M ' *n d •it lp W orn Finnish froni ii r<. nu-'-iati flirra rcturnod to tlosjiltt* fl hPAVy . enu *t»* in, lillt dropped •-init'tli t* w h ic h b le w only t Maj. Knox Resi^ib • n .r r t o i ft H A acmiilcn irarhril As Commander (V I„\il\I HillCt»tfini.iM Furl la. ; Jt llir llrltti vai.l »lrl»'H*»r Iitf1tor- slrove Local Guard Unit thrni »*ff. Him* Gunman pUne !»♦•• Ilx I*>|I**\l • I lit till!. Iiy hit *l % * tl tutUel li> tin |i«l I llllll I e*tII|»M t Mini In ♦! Ill-Ill* i| drives F .-q fr m Tun 'tusaiin illul* 1.1 lie ne.ir Sali Inn 30 ntllea . \. '•••in* iirr i 18*•itfil lii In* mini <i ' l it ,.f 'lie Hou'-hwnrd limit of s'11me .aid the " u a. I'X triitltiiK a ll ilt \ it iit io n I " lti«* •ir ii ' vii lluaelan la mi'll-* .Miw.**trtNi|i)n K u iiiiu a k i'i i •• ■ 10 ilitirlion of the n l*y l.akt* At*tnlot* nt a n »*tl" ’ 'X iU r im - enMwnril. In tlllllL' lilt* IH*«*ttll| nIiiiv' I to A Soviet |{u**lnn rommunlque tin* th ifty *t *i|m. ...„ ,t i.l only thul 10 Flniilah ( V I oI m t tin.I N o v r iu li • \Vi*|t >1IH'» hint been iloivnecl, there t in iiA u n lly ilr y , ». n » ii! m l* lj •" l"v. n.l |,fell ioleii-e artillery fire on |( sossIIhiswJ nis Pita* bln he Kiii-liiiii l-tlmui*, ami that l i t e r neti*itv wn* llmiteil to xkillllirhl'h." • Tin* (.»1 iHiiii-AUirtl vnr f.» I k. t'litia-if «*ii l i lu t r n nrniy on ............. Ct.s* . t* l.l.n .III. 1 1a 11,. . firmert tut* K.-iiitt iii'ii, Ul* 1*.Hi «»f iiainfiall, Ii a\a*\i 1 . hi I'fiiit.|i«lluit hi ins- (*inlr»t, Mn* I. !»•Hilt'll *mi'# is til I III** fimn handl^l the legal h i raiij-.inru'. l/nrim omenta to the prnpert; located i n North Elm Avenue nr. contt mi'lutnl, Mr. Ix'nt »idd. Including inimrdinte rtnornthm o f , th e.preen t Imih.lng. There will l-e no i|iivetlun nlMin' I’. Italhintine and Son. moving i ,j,elr *lHtu headquarter, fron Sgnforil now that the uptiun »» the propirty where the tonipan; Iccdted . year age hn. been exci elmd, the firm'. Elm id. inanugei said. HcrauM- <d it? central locatiun In the Slate the affairs uf llw company can la- handled with the leant Hinnunt nf ilelny from Runford, Mr fa-nl .aid. All ul the rimpany'* salaried employer* this week receive 1 * Chrirtm.n buuu. which amounted to 18 jH-rcent nf their year'. »alary. Hnl the Finn* .t v s »f II rill nil.I ilia,| «• hliin; it I il> l it a I'l " I I lf»*. a tii- tho 8nhford nffire, llivc boe» ■orranltvil over FlinId*. J , G., "S ' SMTCmi und Hah. local utlmme.v* In BanU Land* Juit Exactly what thsy smut him to bring. pravMWig, o f 1course, tho letter, reach ',1m on time, fur it will take the ’ulatide saint quite a .pell to acloct the many thing* the two children have requested. The letter, are a. . . .foilowtt . . . 300 Nurth Maple Avo. Baiuoru, rla. “ Dear Simla Clam "1 haw been vary good and I hope you will bring in. (onto toys I want a dity dull a .at of bins willow diaboa I want a play tolls phono a play tabic and two chain a play atova a play rocking chair a play kitchen cabblnt a play sink a play planu a play sowing machine 1 want n pair o f alula ami I want a IrycUle and a doll carriage and a ntay sow lug set and a cedar ch.st a doll dresser and a doll bed and a play refrigerator and a play iron an ! a play ironing bard and n nua. ast and a wa.hing ma­ chine and sdme candy and nuts and npploi my nama is Maria r r e c o il 1 atn in tho Fourth Grade and I hope you will fill my stocking and 1 hope you will get to com to our bouse on Xmas ora night and hers is three bugs O -O O . and aa many as klatas ga you can catch i i m i m * "204 North Mapla A w . Sanford. Florida -Daar Santa Claus. “ I - b a w beta Just ns good ns ■tstor ha* and I hops^jon 'i «»• .* ! « aSt11 *1 *| I »< n nf Newark, und fellmvnl .• dliretr.l h ’p vf • ij.-.t ;; • a.’,.a, » \ 1 l f It.* »»• a •> ! I*i * ........ h tl* iii'iiial «•’ * frit •I poll ........ In th !■ p ' ii .1 1 . Mint TItiit UT4< Hll »»Mai»i. 1 h».lnv 1v Mt linn I I*'. «. chuirianii f tin- 'tniniitla'i* *1• euree. .fill yenr in wlilrli the v I Santa To Bring lime of ImliH’in for the Kinfinil he«di|unrter# hn» Increined fivi Them Many Toys tinir* while n;w fJ.tHbntli.n dix arc V. i 'l ar ft *nid, • 'v“ * suthnriied hy the pe.-hleti* inf the brewery, W. Ilyd nlmn tricL*, which • i- \ .v -p -tv—Ii* Itoforn Kflt* 1 ..til'd ilj’ tml'ex.d forced *f'btv ’ **»«**.» 1 (M B fS l 1 lilc < i <! o D e i 'o r a t i n n s 1* ■* Indictment named |p ny I. loent?.!, and five ndlor.nt 48 alleged have eon.plred for r K (J Ullt Klnr(lU manager eontcoi of tho tile lndu.tr)- In the for’ )h, w|th hrmhiuarl Detroit area. rr. in Newark, N. J., *ald to lay The |hirehate, Mr. l-nt i Dl ml •Vl-tiiiUi ' •a ril.- „ , • . Iconsummated the purcha*.- "f '<• j i V i local warrhoufo, in winch D> committee the communities T ld d ln r'aatla A a ir i both Ctis health L l l u b U i r i S A S K »ff ihp *r* List Of Prizes rr.-r Borden u:;h ccntest is Given wo poor to provide g«w; jjppg & -B “8SKSj Salford rrep erty .1 S ta lle d Official Advent In E a s t , S o u t h e a s t ; Of Winter_ _ Brings ’ sHp ei tl se iFnrkoim (Bt ao imn bs i nRgesf Lowest Mercury jjazi Rjjj^ rg Fly U. S. Budget May Be $9,250,000,000 Three . WASHINGTON, D «* 22.— (A P )— PrealitcnV Roottrveit u ii inAmv \rnq conBiaer rnnnldersaid today bn nt waa Ing « plan Whereby tne lM oral government would build small hospitals In statea and F orces General Electric, Westinghouse Are Indicted By Jury app« :aar<l hi ia ilia r. |».ilii.ti«l.'ltl llir t’ hianabrr nt .1, |,ul it Dial I 1ultra* hiatl lamt »» leel.it .*1 I.I U inrta up t»» Nov. in |ti.- I *hiambi*a uiaaiaaiiiously •Ii Vi Mull U K i m* l e•8 lll'l'll lih tl l' trill l*e » III I h. Ale-ell* ill Ml't.ll l ll llf llt •l? I l h liiliin i l ) . hteiil N'iiliitnal 1 I llllll ll 1 ll||l|l|lll) . .till a*t|III I’ll l.-tol ili lirlit lh;il lie- I*.i 'I I* mli tv il lii* I l* —Itf lin I i**ii ;» «tMii|iiiiii i' iii ii ii ii i iill I1 III ( I I'le-'lull \)||llllll hail •«e iiiitiiii im|i *1 I ii|ri Iliril|'ltl*t Ii. S i ’l ' l l ii hi ill* l 1'SNMl . I I"' i r > m n i i i . Ml him n«t| !•» i ii I't'ii nal I) Ill'll I ' l i i l 11 M l \Ih j «i I" nppi*.\«*,| v a• •\p» »,dtlaari-H toI,tillin' ..vet «•»"• Iri.Hon thtlluiM • mulrilH of f.ta iIn ft' 1 IInt • IP I " Iija la ili' t iiln t -*141. 1 I nan ce lu i.l 1 «•. .tm p li.h t , 1 Ian t la r i) ’ t«»w ia i.l I i h I i h .I ff 1 ia m n t iiia r **not IH .1**'' ill*" la l'lr * I’ imK'i ih I'l ••)•••••«| I’lmiti't. l>«. *JJ Ul')— III I I SKI Majtir Kim»\ Mititl'l i *"1111111 i«* Kuswi.e milt 1 I" tl tin- inHfht « f IU jM 'tlf IIH I8*|fIII11*|11III -uriftttll It'll ;te b*:*I aa ttiiatla* oil a,inl»*ltle«l Hr.* V%eeial'l |«' lllli|llf h III «-eelBlfl'll|\ ll tiin,I alii w jM lr n ln y , boiiabinj • HlltllalrnllVi thrill, lo I apt Scott | ||, , . m ki I... pilial lima*, two n Imi ha- **s-i Ye*| ;i> I f mr 1 in •i\i|iaii tiniii- mail scoffs of l hr IimtiI mil fni Inin > •IIr • ti.\t ti* \\luh 'I f Ifain! forces Tin iiiiiiituiM•ini ul \Mts iiiail>* ul I.linn In tl .' In ;a\) offensive llir iiiiiiiuil rhimliiiii I'm I) fi*i (hr Kaart'luaii inIIihius. I th* null lirhl VI th. . ti,I of tin tl»>* tliu It K 'T H im • I'liirt > iiii'M i K111111 i»«.>ri iri| tln*ir line* on the I In *I'm ul l lii* 4'Miii|iaiiy \m h< M*rv« <1 i-lhin'i** unr still "hi'lallfif ! M ilica!it*it . "ill* M llllll Mlll lii ril ll S i t w IIS III!' I*, l lr la Ilf no civilians th • .S iiK ir i.f it Vini> K t i i p l ) S i ? k - M u j m K n o b m ill I n|»l. S«*iril u l m fiant.''* It'll lurictl •Ini.I mi.I iininy untie wouinleal ft" tiJK I m l riitn|i’ii|*ii u u i i l ' l full w e r e r i v m Itik m a p p ii t’ia t it 'ii a 1 etrttill of tin* nciial bombard* "Jwn ..J .','..... »•> Ly tlir |m, I n i n . .'I y* . I" * '**''• apt. It. E. Ru.r lluili ufiirrr* luclily rnmiiiriul it incut. f 1 .tit'll mm >.hc* along u-. l Df til*’ .".•ill .italic I. "lilrati* the rniictnl min f"l llirir urtici- theOnrntin* 1 hi frontier, an official Enipfy Stocking Fund Is. Short Of $5oo Goal'a," a^ t'1 wit iiinh) tho»t for nhmii we iu*n anti nrhirvrniMil^ tlui mp Ilu* FinnMi fotess intiI'luuiit .l i ii;ivr Onintmns |i*n»i yenr an I nirilmr.1 ll»o obji-c «t.fiiinili 1I'M slid, in>ilnl al' r lava |(ii*t^ifin b»ll>aK0I1 "'ll H'ri rro ivi* llnin.* i|vr-% for the n« w yrm till. ni tin- Aretie their •.'lilt'll A n n cl ili tiu nu l S \ \ « ru n 'll T ii"* ) ’ iirr.i'til m ix. m foll"\ v •I’t" 1 ii.-w gain*. •iilccl y . M * ' l . l i y . lM-lmr c l v m M ajor K ii„x . fn|.l Srnlt, l . n v c 11tn.p*. Itcpoi «' t mn the vicinity of l y o * » * * ' * ' .*"*'1 *-*•» b y th** l . i o n * r a t i n ' l i n l , J. It I.n tln r I111.' 1 p 11,mil 1Ju miles C l u b . TileI 1 111 liml iir. v i m i t l y , I t n v i i l , 1 M m i I. It.iiii'rl l.li-kn, V 1 llttl ill f f 1 kt l.mli•)! * <UmI 20 I. I if1"' ' c c i ' l » " • thalt* S h a i f i r , lir- r r r « *.il»**-iIi. m i U i w •III ll •• |(ii«-i s*i Im»hIi*i', in' " “ I m ire) lluriin-m i, ItolH it l l m v i ' l l , llllll*** fl' *ll till* I'piii’h bntl puaheti J h f M * iloiinUiiliK l x «*(••{Yat l l i r In- K e i i n r t h ( i u a t i i v - t . i l . II. \V. S h u ll - 1llllltl < II a*•et.esMfl **88 »*•«* >iii lal 1mill I n MJU Jt tl t n|it. J t i i w ,|or,. J r . , ( i r a i l y A l i m , T o m J . h a il be b**|n*il I bat r i t i r ll* o f S ia n fo n l Mail H e t iiin u lr * ounty w oultl r u iir i.lc r lh a ! tin '*■ !:**« Iliirtiinitr many Itai ortunatv tiin ; o *n n o t thry Who will not i njoy ll iinptiy l"i«‘ m;i* mil,- the. Empty St ck runj i* ohI.- .0 p,0vote for th-111. lliure win, wjnh to i-mtriliutr • t il l hove - o f f l i l t lit linn , to 1I11 J- hn M rM ahnn. Ilob l l May, Culli'y I'liilli|>*, Kmrri* iticnUr. Chuil n l#'vltt, lioli r ( O ' V I, W E ATH ER ll.irloo a, Jama iiiv. v, William i*M.*h, W .lln, r Smith. Gor lo i tienriull)' full, not quite *o eolct ||,.n. UMUir Foil*, Gilbert Wil I , | * ,r M ]Um|| B„J Glciin '-eu ru-t ec iittul ml aucthent r in.ino:It.- Rat'* cia«- nartlv devocek. ------- ----------- ao rithrr by mailing or xivinx ir a., r __ I -a____ . • « . .. M_| pciMon to ('apt. ripur at thrt Hal N e a r r o e s N o t — In ju r e d . loiuly, ►lixhllv warmer in north I 1 ■•••• 11. n—* tain in extrema nurtliwexl pm lion. vatiott Army t'itailel h.con 1 _ rl on h.coni __• ' w - . *. ’ * “ ,’ ' “ Rt'vet or t.. 1 harlej Morrimn at I n A U t O - T r U C k M i s h a p Tl„, Ibi lilts Thratre. . >e«li . --------- Vocational Training 1 A 102!' model Koni *r*l*n wn* j Hrmnllihoil in r:lli»lon with C. E. C:niphrll, diitik t auparviior c f tho National Youth Iteputy Sheriff Carl williams r«" Adminiitralicn, that after Jan. ported nt ths Shcriffi 1 there will la openlnxa for hoya morning. at Camp IlcSoto, an NYA realdent project In Rulphur Hprincs, ntnr is known as five points according Tamna. ercordliut. lo ll. A. Good- tr Deputy Williams, when tho •peed, local auparvbor.' truck attempted to'pa*s ths autu Eicallrnt training in wooiiwurk, end ths yedsn atlrmptrd to turn niatal wnik, and auto mrchaniea into ths skir road leading tu U given in thia camp. Tho period Oviedo. uf enrollment ia five months. Each Thu truck and trailer was boy works 100 hours a menth and driven hy Morton Frscmau who spends 40 hours In class work. In wise accompanied by C. D. Raley addition to subsistence, a cash o f Winter Haven. The als al negrert payment o f 110.00 a month U were front Oviedo and the sedan mrds to each worker. was driven by Robert Ran^y. Buys between the ages c f 18 The sedan struck « trailer and 28. who would like to go to I wheal causing It to overturn epd thia camp, should call at tbs I tha auto in which tha nagroaa NYA oftka in tha Court House, wars riding also turned ovsr. No Mr. Goodspeed said. arrest* were mad*. IIAIIOMETEU 30.18 30 1 ii V VIM'.'II'IT ATION .00 Va si m ill v .no Tt. « uic th. ftinntl Vt.im at f r m onth 1.80 XmtrtJ.I (.<r v »» r ».<■ * M 61 61.13 T o .late this yenr f — ..... - TEMFEIIATURB8 Hate D ec. ■1 D ec 7 Dec. M Den. U 1Dec. 10 Use. II Dee. 12 Ik e . 13 Dot 14 Dec. 16 Dac. 1C Dec. 17 Dec. IH Doc. IP Dee. •Jv Dec. 21 Dee. 22 lo w lllx k 72 76 7*1 78 78 78 78 70 77 83 70 TT Tt T8 TT TT 74 61 46 48 60 86 67 48 46 48 48 M 62 61 64 « 42 M Raia 0 0 0 O 0 tr 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 • NOTE: Reading* ar* mad* oally *1 Y;8U A- M �---------------- -- ■' --------------------------— - - : t : i iv IL TON DAYBOOK bton a t o m . ocia l A n d P erson a l Activities Dee- 22—Tha itaad ((farm cooperative) act. um blow part That ta proeiaety th* poautc Jaatiea a aew the DeportmeMi of Jortsc* hi IS L I L L I A N A D A M S , S o d r t y . E d i t o r ial Calendar niuer was announcing that the war was over. The Russians have been hurled back on every front TOey have been able to make no headway whatever agalns the Manncrhelm line on the Karelian Isthmus. Suci progress as they have made on the eastern . front "hii again and again been loaf, and in the north around Salma iaervi where they had made their greatest headway, tin Russians were reported •yesterday retreating in disorder. Only in the air where they have practically no opposl tlon have the Reds l»e«n able to achieve any snccess. Ye* terday dhey won a decisive victory over a. Red Ctom norpita) and managed to nlnrhtrig gun a rrfttirrc train. / good many women and children were killed though atmar ently Finnish soldlera escaped with verv few cagualtief The civilian population, even more no than In Foland, it bearing the brunt o f this war. . Last night Premier Risto Ry*l Inaued an appeal fo* aid to his rountrymen. Americana have been very gener and ei.y official, to fix th* price of ailk ta viols tien ef tka Hhreman Act. Tk* accused taalsted they c m exempt trader various agrinltural marketing acta which itnattted ta naira ta bind togeth­ er* In building msterials. Labor comas Into this, th* department asserts, whan ta certain cities the building trades unions have en­ tered Into egretmsnt with conUactcra to kelp euferre thee* conti ac­ tor-dealer agreements in return for nasuraneu that the contra*.on will deal only with union Dbor, and wQI employ uo labor-saving, mateikla. Tka reanlt, Assistant Attorney] Ocmh I Arnold deserts, la to ka*M building prises so high that a much-weeded building boom U chocked off ot tbs atait He calls It a censplrscy fat restraint of trnda nnd has filed suits In several ettiee to bresk It up. Labor leaders deny there Is e conspiracy and further Insist that thay are exempt from anti-trust preaeration. * e ertm fatal Praturea o f tka Shctman A ct. Under the various marketing •wts, tk* Supreme Court held, kt farm era have a right to unite unong thm sclvrs to effect an orUrly handling o f tktlr crops. But ehen Urey take the next step, ranektag a ireep ioits. with uOk tlatrifauteis, driven and city offi­ cials to fix prices, that Is outside tho scop* Of the exemptions ex•ept tmder one condition — that A o Secretary o f Agriculture Live s controlling .band In It conspiracy it o f merely know well, Where the duck lift, in order, NBW SH OR U N IT NASHVILLE, Tetm^ Dec. 22 —• Vft— The General Shoe Corpora­ tion announced yesterday plant had been computed for construc­ tion of a ntw unit at Hohenwald. Tenn., for lb* manufacture of children’s shoes. GIRL HURT A ll ERIC US* Qt., Dee. 22 —(/?) — Ida Lee Driftre, 10-year-old Macon girl, waa fatally Injure^ ynterdav when tho fell from an automobile near Sumter City while en route to Pensacola, Fla. CAUSES JOB LOSS SANTA ‘ DOLL (VELINK SHAW •y RM RID ARNE ; of lighting up for • don't forgot to use [ W o n the liigltwny*. r p z u im tf.’ i'w Ui >fi .i nt *ooievclt thru*too* •imp kitchen* into tha m contioiled .fate cf ■r« h* aayt tha ratkf OAINTSVILLE, OtrUtoi** Dm . dasoralloat, 2 2 -F o r THR TilE V MONTGOMERY. Ala., Dee 22 WPAP Schools AND THR t a l k in g Plants Useful Aa Decorations For Christnew Given T e le p h o n e 148 Troth Seekers HrfttT « Christmas P a r t y Doeoioted with poInMlttaa and I Ileas some means Is quickly fouhd for driving o ff Ruaalar bombers most of tho Finns won’t have much uso for ettber food or clothes. AN IMMORTAL HOPE: 11U No doubt aome o f the expressions o f sympathy which flash shall be. fresher than a child: be shall return to the days arc reaching tho Flnna.from this country strike rather «r kl« __ i„>. ss.es —— an ironic noto over thero. One of our very humanitarian senators raised his voice yesterday to suggest that out of sympathy for tho poor Finns we cancel their debt (some SNOW O VER KARELIAN *8.000,000) to this coun*'ry. The Finns havo scrupulouslv (From The Christian Science kept up with their payment* on this debt, but by canceling Monitor) It now, unleaa we are prepared to render also more tangible There la another bog-land I I^itit yoftr tltciv were 3. ISO ilenthi »lttr!i»if tin- Christmas tatoiilli ns ii n-Bult'of nulfamoMlc arclilont.f. Th!« wiig one r • uJi toi iwr; irtif GwiSati kliluf, llttler I* linbt* and one-kaif .tinn-s as many ns died In the same way durJ. ’.- to lot* hi* pntitneo U lot uinfr loiitf.tho compnmtlvolj- safe month of June. FlKtired on n Tnilenprr Unsia. the death rate from accidents ta 8S 1-3 per­ Tito year ol 1 U10 v. hl.h l> Ju*t > hrotliMJ the eerner will b« an In- cent higher durtnjr December than during any other month. The Safety Connell points out that the very month [•< Urgitlnn on* from the atandpoini Y o f world hUtcxy. wh-n Joy and happlneaa ahnnld reljm untouched by tragedy highway acciden’ s f f,' No ntatUr v.hat Jelm J. L n A l there nre more homes nnddnned ' hy r and hi* CIO may d... we’ll Uot tlum hI nny other time of the year. The Christmas .plrlt. St .jnil lb* "crli ul<l nun’’ will vote it .■ ‘ay.s, ol "I’caco on Kuril), C ikxI Will Toward Men” nnfor John Garner. dcrgois nn Ironle Irnnsformatlon ns n resti)*' o f t!ie«i- ldghR t: • * K " Tin' luigltl uf liyinocri.y, ol wny accidents. Since moat automobile nccldents nre mused hy n Inch K , romothlnc ur otl.er, trn. certainf ' . Jy m c h id .whin Iiltlcr a*nt hi* o( feeling for our fellow mnp, a disregard for the rights of L- birthday greotinf* to Jo* Stalin. the other fellow, a fnllure on our prirt to give him hlx half ■Hit I * .,« • * • -Ota— — ■PTVa ' U* • •* 1 Another taaaon tha Graf Sp«« o f the rond. to dim our lights for him nt night, to let hiir if-' reM sta, Kfflod htnoell: .tha Na*b have the right o f way at an intersection, It would seen’ ;1 woaM probatly havo murdared that when there is some Christmas spirit, in the air. acci­ f; V nltt-asjrway when be ictorned to dents should be redueed. "The December traffic toll must he drastically re­ CoL Liadbwrgh ha* r**lgn*d dueed," said Col. John Rtilwell, president o f tho National ua.hU Nation.I Aeronautic, Safety Council, "If It ia not, and the- 1989 deaths exceed MmUto*. 1( I* rurootid that he l||« to IMUQM hU roildence the number in 1988, the saving in life* lest year will bo in M«d. But We’ll bet It won't b* effect only * reprieve from death. Everything depends on Canada, or England. this final month. “ Sleet, ice, snow and fog soon wQI make highways [•port* from Germany Indicate Darkness cornea aarlier. Then Hhere b*v* quit M libratlai doubly dangerous. t ara f Bp.*’, victory *vw is the Christmas ruth and hurtle, the spirit o f conviviality, IrtiUh craUrr*. the fever o f excitement and the natural tendency to be afraid torn, of lenient toward traffic offender* because o f tha geniality of t faatllMtUp* i with a victory. the season. "Laat year we proved that a steady increase in the traffic toil was not inevitable. Thi* year ire mutt prove a lib BANFUIU) *DER AT.T5, BANTonD, FLORIDA TALKING HO FA R i JAOtflONVTLLK. Dec. 22 — OPI —* The Florida W PA program of rehool cons’ nrrtlon. modernisation and repair, touche* almost fe m r ieom ty ta the state and represent 'rumulatlve expenditure o f 18. 814,680 In work c o m p le u i’ fn n .Julv 1025 through N#v. U , ar •eordtar to Roy Schroder Btat< Admin H r * tor. * * t *o Voaattful ah* did nothing 82,651,820 and the apooaorhv agvwelo* 1069^60." aUtaa Rehro at al t , ' dtr. “ The completed work am F*OW> PEACOCKS "Erie heard a vole* mar'him braces’ th* eonslructieo o f IB •ay, “Oh, I wUh I w*r* a* lovely new buildings trad the repair ah • «•' Nny-” l b turned to w* KUa next Jura looking «l*tf«L U« took th* Toyahop had dropp^l o ff to’ hoppy dm m a. “ How," worried k fic’ * ‘ *> toO who would b« n * right queen for . tha K ile. L ® " ? " A T*ahtea wilt r * • ? • » « > w it o f tha rojnhon an blaw a trill oa h t, lot*, Jn a twinkling th* Utd* 1 PAGE THREE itiHrai* ‘JAI BRITAIN WAS TRYING TO ENCIRCLE US’ ’ —t - ---------------- —------- «f *- • l ■■ FRIDAY, DECEMBER I * I M l SAJrt-Oto t o A L D , The Sanford Herald • tom and Stat*'* two taxtitutloMof higher education—tha Unhreraitfiat all th* wbll* th* pr!nc*we* of Florida and th* Florida Mat College .fo r ETcmen— havu p «n w*t« *nt*rtalnfng th* company <*ch on# fa*pt thinking. “ I tan tlp rig d ln tht W PA ottP h r." mcr* beautiful than all the r e * t ' -XAdiWd—ta tbe atructonu fall They looked Ufa* proud, cold pa r volldlhg ImprovehMnt work, cal rled on lur WPA litVroopcratii' cork*. T • 'M ow the le ft mart eoAt, wUh achool authortlic* thkr* h*v thought Erie. "5*m*thing Rri bttn lfa *chool jilayground* an , happen." And It 4ML A rough Vit athletic field* built at a tol to*t o f g g g r a jM which.Was B> portioned gJ,060,110 W PA ait 8812,640 q t a u r fund*. Th*fa* ft aaottatial faeflitlca tndodcJ foot ball TUUU, batcbtll tHaiuoitd# •printing \track*, boikrtboll court# • itcnnU cdurU, a* 1 ground fgutamoal, * "IW a Vwmpo.lto W P A prolm ai hi iT M A N ’S FRIDAY Brttllian rpepper*, to ’— carry usiassswi. m 'n ^ » ou«t the .... holiday color scheme, and o trUH isntly llgbud tree surrounded by a huge movnd o f gaily wrappesl Christmas gifts, the Methodist Church arutes was ,(he aceno of the annual Chibtnuui party ef the Ttuth Beektrs Claaa of the ehurrh pa Monday evening. . The prgrum chairman. Ml*. ItII. Dunesn prrsentetl the following Installation of new officer* of th* O. B. A will bo held In the Masonic llall at 8:00 P. M. Public U invited. i Mr*. Ruth Cordon Wri*ht will wnlettain the member* of Her ..dancing daaaaa and kindergarten with a Christmas pnxVj; aA. MA '. o'clock at her home on laik* i Shore Boulevard. I Sooth Side Baptist Church will Ihave Ita Christmas tree and pro- * 'niriM m a* carols hy the ela«s "grant at 7:10 P. M. In the church. SuarUtte- neermpxnied by Miss * M ONDAY label Cbaptnan on the piano. Reading - "The Cuehvllle Hop Annual .girtbreak Christmas Joj-te Steven*. Tea Dane*-'sponsored by the Phi -Maty Reading - “ Christum Annn«l“ . Alpha Kappt soioiity will be T. E. Wllsen. *ylv«n from '4:00 until 7:00 p. M. Mrs. Reading - “ A Night Difotc in the Sanford Armory. Christmas"-Mrs. John Vaughn- Phi Alpha Kappa To Have Annual Dance The traditional tea dance gives on Christmas nftermn • hy the members of the Fhl Alpha Kappa aoroilty Will again be held this year. It has been announced by .Mbs Mary Wiggins, president ef the sorority and rhaltman of |he dance committee. The anntnl glrlbrcskt dance will be held In the tall ro*m of the Rinford Armory firm -LOO unt'l 7:00 T. M. Dancing will be to nfuslc furnished by Tussle Branntn and his orchestra of Otlando. Decorations will follow a Christmas them*. jJTable Supply Head Increases Holdings * W. R. Lovclt, president of the Winn A T/)vet» Grocery Company, who orwrates 73 Lovett and Pigi gly W irgly stores and markets ; In Florida and South GcaVgU, an­ nounce 1 yesterday the sale o f a 1 substantial stock Intercut in the company lo A. D. DavU, presll dent of the Table Bupply Store*. # Mr. Dsrls will resign from th* Table Supply Fiores and will taka , over ■ tho office and duties el * president 9f the Winn A Lovstl GfUCery Company. Mr. Lovett, It waa announced, would not aever hkfe'connection* entirely with the eompnny hot would remain at chairman nf the Hoard of Direc­ tors. •* There will be no Chang* whatnoever In the company’* )»ollcle*, In the ofGcerji cr other personnel lather than el^rthur Mt . Davit pfraident, Mr. Lotl^t stated. Bongs - class quJrtoU*. Gifts wore exchanged In the usual Christmas manner and the usual monthly birthday gift* presentrd. Mince plu nnd coffco were ronred In tho dining toom which ws* dcecrottd with gnrlsnds of lineal and minted light*, th* long tables tekng snl'obly n.ranged fer the occasion. Mrs. ids Baldwin o f New Yotk gavo a reading, “ Invitation to Christmas Dinner" and Miss Billy G riy o f MUsouti read an article frrm Van Dyke’s wotks on ths proper it ay to observe Christmas. Hostesses for Ihs party Inclu­ ded Mrs. Ceorg* McCrum, Mrs. 1L M. Mason. Mi*. C. A- Pander, Mr*. R. F. Crinshaw, Mr*. J. M Move, Mr*. W. R. E.lenfiel.1, Mrs. W. E. Wells and Mrs. II. II Duaan. Member* -and gteats present were: Mr*, Brodlr -WlUUm*. Mr*. Jud Smith. Mrs. W. M. McKIm. Mts. C .-L -G ood h u r. Mr*. Ells* ’Xlrehhoff. Mrs. Leslie Went, Mr* T- E. WlUon, Mrs. Hstti* Ed­ wards,-Mrs. C--II. Swlgart. Mr*. WanU Holt, Mrs. P. D: Parker. Mrs. Oi J. Pope, Mrs. W. I. Hughey, <Mis. LUIUn A. Thstehsr, Ml*. Jekn Vaughn and Mrs. W P* CbipihAR. •* Alsoi Mr*. J. B. Crawford, Miss Mary Joyce Btevenv Mre. J*hn Atdin Brown, Mrs. w .’ C. Dckle. Mrs. BeesU C. Hutchison, Mr*. R. D. Dekle, Mrs. U. 0 . Swingle. 1981 t e v R O L E T SPORT ROADSTER Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Raborn and children Bonny and Ann. are rpcnolng th* Christmas holidays In Greenwood, 8, C.. wrilh rela­ tives. Mr*. John M. Kelley and fami­ ly havs as, their guest for the holidays. Mr*. Kelley'* brotherin-law, William Kelley of Wa.hIngton, D. C. Mr*. J. G. I'attrnum will ntt-ml a to* tomorrow uftrrnoon given by Mm. Frank Miicnor nnd her daughter, Mr*. Chnrle* O. An- T O N IT E l W .'r . r.*«fj far 4** Mka-f.Ui tku .vaalap— pUaly * f M artM M i#l*lpafapli . t o Wei, y*w will) l a l . l i l f n t ' ,« | | M lk u — 'ahundanl To Get New Ui R S L 'i ..U ctU n . af Mt*” kJad af ,ifU 8HR wlU appfWfUl'a. ' Ray lV » ’ at b*r farOrlto •’ E it*. ; is R jt D o o n ra p EninnWr T ip f - — L c a v r - a t H era ld O l l i e r ttr tn r r * , V . M . D r r .. 36. G i n ’S GALORE ! ! For *I« aI miimtf «li.)|i|»rre **4>nu*lliirur |».t.tuul;uly nirr ■ von ro«* our RUtor^^tlonii. m | ( OILM AN'S OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. '.sjat^atiwaiWiasnsiuivitnutnsseRSiuiisiwiiaiiaRsiitRsssiutaRStatassR Household Hints * fro n t :• to it 1ubli'F|MHI||N 3*1 l i i I t«*ilK;im»n o f -i nheut J * i t J t iL *|u»oiin rom s mean more lit and thought and still haven’t de. wo suggest that you see our many are especially appropriate “ for him" f f«it. An nII 11iii*|Mipge ti |.i n blend of hofl aittl win nt fbons In l»> tin fo than u very ro ft fl«»ui. llio (louieh I* o.iNior to itjitl the pifaktry ir* limit Varil, him rout] "ind. '»r <»ih* »»l tho bydrogr lint rtl !.«<-» •’"in tnotdy titrd in |»i»-*t •\ . all .im Mr a. Uo> SbiMbhx’k of Whist on MitinfAf tnry, Mikini: tin* |dr ••»«*»t ti»k«' Sob’iit. N. ('., nrrivril Imliy tt» I'H vt, *'nt V is it fo l H IllO lltll 1 1 4 t I lf pllL’Nt of pine** in t w•• Ftrpi* h e r m o th e r, Mrs*, (o rrtlin River** thr fwt int«» flit* fbmr mol i*nlt Thru ndd tin* wutrr low It <'lit thr Int into tin flmn «•••* Mr. nml •nit with r» partly «o '• •. n folk rhildrvn, Kh r couplr o f knib»’ 4, .. work it nt Irvin tiiny. 11IfIt11> with till* • Feili Savannah, 1 tlniM* until IIn* fat I-* in •••will winter In rr picri'R, c*iu*h collid’d with Mom When thr miiihi.- lnok> mo» l» lik« »t)ari»r corn mral, lirifiti t.* mb* thr final inirrcdimU. until Hath method Mild amount ol Lrwiit, 1002 Maunoliik Avrnur. w ain mlilnl ran makr hi bn:ik - ~ thr pic rriiht. Spiinkh* tin* Hraiby Odham arrived Wi’ilnih- water on tin* flour and tot “ in day from Alrxandria, I^»., wbrn* lure a little at a linn*. Foinbin*’ hr nttrmlh thr l^tuUiann Cullrtfr rach dantprnrd put into daiiicb t«> Im» with Ilia family tluriiiK tin* Thru put'll Ilil^ imiilr and ad*l ChriRtinaM bolidnyR. water to tin* re*I “ I thr fat wild “ flour, a portion at a Ihim*. ut»t»' Mr. aial Mr». \V. C«. Flmitlnir the whole i» a stiff donyb. lloi‘ have a* lluir KueAts, Mins Inni> out on a light!) flonnd bon d, lloyan id Miami, Minti llogar' K»r »oine |dr*>, the eiu-l mother, Mm. Vaughn of Allan- |)t. baked first— either oil tin In, (la., and Hr. and Mr#. 1 I*. tn#idc «»r the outRide •*f tin id* Moye of (Jnittnan, Gn. pan— for about |(l uiinutrp at • ’ ,J " 100 drgrera Fahrenheit until Mia* Klluihrtli Dyaon nruve.i | lightly brown. Fruit plea wllh laat •night In i»|k*u 4 thr lmlidn>> pre baked n n d need front 2d with hrr family nt tlirlr liomr on •|u 30 minute* in a modrrntel) W ttl Seventeenth 8 trcet. MIm |)0f orvn (.373 to too tlegieis IM. Dyrou left (V)ker ('ullCMr, In [)(iUblr-rriiFt fruit pir-* without Hartaiillc. H. C., whan* alu- th,. t.rUHl flirt n n d nlmut dlra n^ n frethmnu, last Ttiraday, ^3 iiilnutea in tlu* lud m en I FJf» •nd ntlcndrvt tile CiUdrl llolidn> degree* F .) or n little longer if Hopa I -for.' letuming home. t)ir f rujt rfoe.n't cook tender In a. . *. -k . that time Mr*. J. M. Cameron and two — . . children, Jacqueline an I Martha Ann arrived y:rteiday from Ht ‘ When you want your ladled foitraburg, to rpend the holiday* fiottlng lo *tand high, mak n teawith • Mm. Camermi'a parent*, fimnn of gelatin mimitr* In n Mr. nnd Mrs. W. I', sSione, a t ! Uihla»|»oou of cold wntrr ond put their honai -nn Celery A%*enur. ( Ii Into the hot augar ay nip when Mr. Cameron will join them Sun* j It U uken o ff the *lo'c ready for day and rtlum home with them, [th* egg while*. wh!**i’. Evening l’ago Costume .lewiliy ^l.i"1t<> sii.uu to $r>,00 Eli/.nbelli Arden Perfume .T'2.7") to $10.(10 Knglish Doeskin Cloves. . All Colors $2.r»0 IMioenix Ht)S(i S5e to Si.i»a White Pigskin Bags $1.0'» to $2.05 Ladies' Chenille Robes $2.05 to $-1.05 Silk Houseeoats $2.05 to $10.00 Cay (libsnii Spring Dresses Sizes 0 to 15 S8.95 HINTS FOR HIM Murk “Twain # sltiri #. New ( 'dliir.* !s I'ntlrraa. - -\Viiv«*ii Mntrrlnl.i Florida srJS&KS wiu wv Novrllic* . . . Ten ntul Pencil S«»|< , . Greeting rhriMnm* Wnipplngj . , . (ilK*«wnnv . . Va«e« l'«tlli*ry . . . null mail) other Itontft ideal for PASTRY |*ir» nijtl imts an* nmnne’ ih« mo-t populnr «>f cool«u*»% nlli*’ r «lr4 *crt« \nd Iboutth pic catei» nnd imY calorA may iliffcr tadi rally when It romeu to favorite filling-. on one point, they all That i«, the crii't uhoulit be tender nnd flaky. Rome pir enters like thi* flaky cru*t to Ik* fnitly rich. whiU* other.* like It not so rich. But n nii*«liuin-i Irlt |»le m i d will plen.-e most of the |»ie cniiNtiiner# mo-t o f the time. Ilt-n* t« one tormuln for a medliiin rirt) pir nu>i, nl*>ng with ioinr KiMural pie citMt pointers. For n double-ei'tiAt pie, m» ns tire out 1‘ a rupN of p.iftt-«l Clour; Mist Haxcl H aney of Little Rock, Ark., has tetiirned to her home after visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Harvey. Mr. and 31r>. Frank O. Uric and Charlc* Uric of U rti.l Hill, Va., are thr cuc.lii of Mr. and Mr*. F. A. Uric frr Ihc Chrl#tmt* hellilay*. CHRISTMAS TREE COUPON MU' Nancy RntStllcr told the Mrs. K. K. Allen of St. Stephen. S. C., It spending Hie holidays with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Dyson and family. Mr*. Frank Mriarh ami Mi«» Joan Afzarrllo will motor lo Or­ lando today to arcompany MU* Conatanrr MrUch home for the holiday*. iRIA COUPri Silrertown tire*. Y981 CHEVROLET Plchnn TrijcU-,,, , Miss Doris Walker will leave Sunday for West Paint neaeh where she will visit relative* Christmas Day. Frlrnd* of Mr#. C. B. Ii.-am will rrRri-l to learn that »ho hu» barn taken to thr Kf-rnald-l-ausliton Memorial llu-pitnl. where »hr U recrivina Irratmrnt. 1084 FORD V-8 4 Door TTuuk Sedan 6 good ttroa. New seat covers. New blot paint. This ia Um desnest Ford we have had oh our lo t MIm F.liiftbeth Whigham wn» honored lueaday Attemoon by Mi** Muriel Knox with a «nrpri-e birthday 'bridge party At her home ott Weal Nlnetrenth S t r r e ; , .. UiurOrtbeTO* ^m-vwJivr.i n MU* Alice Lanier will leave Satunlay nleht fur lirr humu in IValdoata, -<l*^ wheir- *h* yvill »i»It a* thr curat of tier family f«r a trn day ChrUtmn* vacation. Today & Saturday '.I. I.. Ingley, Jr., William Hutehl- ringing by lh» whole congregation, I Jr., T. J. Drummond Jr., the church being lighted only by J. Drummoml, nnH celebrant’- *cr- the cand|rx heid by each mrmbtr \<r. A. Ilrnn.'n. Jr. of the ronreccallun . following ft ’lb te vill be n second rrlrbrn- pre.-eribed litnal. linn »n t’hrOtinn* Day nt 0:;id In th? 1. ngwood Church on •A M. without muiir. Chtlrtmft* Day there will be n llicre will he n ranule-llght *er- celt bullion o f Ibr Holy Omnvin* vie- i» Christ Cliurch,’ tangwood inn nt 11:0<t ,\ M. m il a onnon ot S;P0 P, M. ChrUtma* Kve. Thi.t l>v the rector, lb* i’ ov. Martin it a act vice mntked by e.irol liinm. utai I ■I ^r. .■i — .C M W aiaiM M N N N N IK M H flllK atlK K M tC M K iV M M K S IISim M M in NEW ARRIVALS bottle o f Yankee Clover toilet water a> high acorer for th? aflim ooii and MU* Luticl* Gnrmly received a b:x of till Spice ihlM John Cole plan* to leave Salur- Ins powder ns consolation prise while Miss Marcia Proctor was awarded a vanity ns n rw n o win ner. At the conclusion of Ih ' bridge inmes, thr lighted birthday cake was brought in and "Happy BirthJay’" sung lo the -Imnarr*. who was pre-ented wllh a number of gifts fram her friend*. - ------An Ice course w s . serve.) •w'rtb the birthday cake hy tin- hostess. Invited to Ik* with Miss -Whig. itam and Miss Knox were: Miss Krnta Doudney, Ml*s Nell Siswart, Miss Jessie Dunten, Miss Joycj Whlddon, Miss KlUniicth Pippin, Miss Ellen Mcriwt liter, Miss Margaret Spencer and Miss Jane Cochran. Also, Miss Mary Lodge, Miss Bctlc Wnthcn, Miss Mnrcin I’ruetnr. Miss Betty Wert, Mis- Mary Martha Emerick, Miss Cnlheidh* Hurt, Miss Lutirla (lot inly. Miss Dorothy Kader and Miss (mil Dr\o will be glad to learn thnt JKorrs'et of Winter Park, she rocnveren front n w e n t ill-* And, tea guests, Miss Hetty n o due to influcnr*. 'Patterson, Miss Angela Myi-tli, _____— Miss Jean Whigham, Altas Natalie Bill White will leave Monday j True and Miss Jean Korr.**tcr. for Charlciton, 8. O., ta join Ills cousin. Tommy \ihlte, ami visit on a plantation. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hmithers of SprlngUke, N. J., nnd I'hilsdelphla, I’a., are spending thr winter here nt lOlrt Magnolia Avenue. 1940 TAG INCLUDED IN EACH DEAL . Miss Whigham In Honored At Party We V .Are ' R eedy! SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23 Mttwr com w* ahshld think PM»_ott—Men I* tad politico BIG Hit hoi; Jewel o ' from REDUCTIONS Arrow, no'.nity Nor Hast St Cheney Tien 31.00 to t» L iJW*»iV (arm to be afraid g w l£ th »t twndltlunt a fg x p if u W OVDf M c L a u p a r k a v En u e }. PAUL AVENUE l i n ’ s Je w e l e r PHONE The Y O W E L L Co SANFORD, FLORIDA �, r* ^ h\ Kry* st-» e^v •* --CWS ' Yri .VN.«V' •o - . - f j s f t n u t ••Yi-.vs--*r e ' KS-r »w> r \ v u, w b b a t OUR WAY t ’ •r',»nVfhy*r.vi • President Variouily C a l l e d “Mr. B if, T h e B o b s , FDR* -S u R e x u . p t n " 6 M O N AN ? COM E O VER T O TO U R H O U S E , m V O U O .V P O T 'E M O N -A N CO M B O V E R , T O M IN E R I G H T J AFTER V BY J. R. WTTJ.TAMiX SU RE SOM EBODY O O TS1PB TH F A M IL Y C O IT— k id s err t h a t ** w h a t M A K E S T H IS A G R E A T COUNTS O N E - K IR TMJMi SA N T V IS S H O f A N ’ K A T A N P -. QnPerscm’fl u S T u ^ : m u k tt ■ • ■ '• p itf-' L — llw . JlpIT. Velio* •a-Britts* C r o * a * i6 ,* » H h w n r W .l« A , tNiie ikltr* ana iu hssn l lb. 3r. •— 1 A ' n rrn tR ft 't g c k b k * — > *' NEW YORK, bee. 22 — 0 F > >bat should I tee when I i •me to . New Y o r k !’ rune J he dalle request of men aa> { •omen from same two bandtet rwne and Citia over the Untied d Hater, where thb column ep- J w is e M IGHTY Q U IC K \ T H E Y 'R E P R E T T Y \ FOXY T H E S E l\ DAYS • J r u ia ilft T H IN K S I TALL AN’ THIN?.. W a s h i n g t o n , i>*<. 22 —w ■ You might aa well be poster on the nlcknatnea attached to political 1 tan and atarleta be-suit the campalina are eomln* ami ■Idea will want to humanlto r proteges by "that familiar n ir f t iM NOW thb la a peculiarly, d li l- « wit question to antwar. It aeaaafr J t* jno that m rito la much like 4 'm ek."or'a n ecktk Yen can't wound buy In*. n*ekUe*-ar hooka, . 'o r peepto r.wfaooo netaeewHtiea m d wkkOBB 'likes ami dUUkes yoii a n unfamiliar with, and .hope for . much ;hwk. , «• »‘ I once met a meat 'packer frtm Montana who apmt three wedka in New-York, wnd he ,told me the Rtoat fun -ha bad during hie ( en­ tire stay waa dan*llnc Ms feet . from * iwalarfrottt. pier, watchkw . thk guile, and talking with the k, dMatea, haven't generated- prt pnipet for themeelvee y e t When ffeover waa pm ldent he wae reftrred to as "The Chief." H b ffiinds alill uie the title, > General Hugh Johnson referred to Secretary lekas as "Honest Harold.” It didn’t displace WatbBigton'e “ leky the Ick." But whm — • f » » ll« r»lr. ewt. M ( i l.tf-l.si. IrfMAurBEiinitai — ri». raw. Lia Ik. q w m »tr. 10 quality I.H -ife. T u m n w i n m i:i..vi — « * , re*.. ti •■ I f / . v j weyr-gravi hi*.would appeal t o .. htariauUrom, an AI fV Ve. 3. • (ojuN caB ) > . • fua-nams halped.a b it IHnca then U half Mm r i paralleie to that hate p, rtich .a* "n arry th* Secretary of Couunqtbe T om m y ih e Cork” end the Cohen" fetr the «• brain |wh»». . HENRY A. RUSSF-I SEED COMPANY . H i u t t n c—^ r u . ' , ..v O ’.W.WIU.IAHS*' W<- I M 2 • « 4NpiviPviAu»rv . ’t- -BURPEES SEED* GROW n — RuppiUa fear. T his euRidorW oM A dedah l likeoverlook olthir one. "Fenny Ltfc. I However, “ l b " hn» hung farnO larty to ilrlgadler-Gcn.-ral Wat (pH, tbe PreeLent’a secretary • m . three hU West point day*. r Ire-Prrildent Garner )Ak item known as T a r tu i Jnck,” or T e x ­ an Jack," for a gvnrrMlnn. ToatkaaetlY General Fnrl.y I. varIg bly ; NUtd “ Gentleman Jlut," •»fim y Jim ’ or “ III* Jim." Home call him "OlnraP will, that Irbb toyrh. iK vu y boll weevil »onlh of the < MaaonrOixon lino knowa .Senator i Hrklth df Bonth Cnrolbia ai "Cot- Mallory lln. orthen s r a x dulyhclw ecn New Y efk HjvJ Hr 2 .“ ^ T ? 1 « ' tt» JkckgtmrilM and I "fR in gi • ffom fkeksorr. ^ • k w U l be » T ., a. Seminole- each Bunday at ■»:»*».• wUIrarrival In H e ir York* Weuncedajrmanihig; » torbal intarvot, ao'/Ha 1alte,.waa dice a oacnfbl.i wbetw tbo'BrRUh ilmott cauyht George Waihbtg,pu. • - .., t BufeyJie aiar waul to- eacliew mything jierlali Inc 'to books od thb v b lt Sho may araal the fght«r.«Mo *f-.Hfa loth u tien a * I •would i -eamaallyi -,r reranmend ihat ahp (hoeko- a-hotel' <that/te -rnlrally' katated, doe•net-too. expeaelvo. and lUwii tabo w wmUttaa aeoa aawMt>satat.leeBted.->Yeu can •tach^anytktaf dw idhltoeu'wHhli •* ' ~ * * * 1 ITIkida ■ -1 '* ™ * ■ P M * ’ • Thairl'-would nl meat JMgra o f ,tl------and 'after that, Ingulrw u u seau u ssuee* , f o On o NP FeeAOAHRNTBOR A tB T R O R S IN TW & ' » • C R A T K 'N E A R •W INSLOW , A R G cvsiA j a. v iromioli Uec. mt, In dlrwc Mrvka with arrival in New York Tuesday, morning. Tliercafter elth• Ibww, o. Algonquin or t -a. a. Iroquois w ill sail 'earii Saturday . Arrlral* at Miami will bo: a a. Sbaamee each Tuesday; a. a IPORMla Saturday Dec. 23, a. s. Aleenqula fe e . 30; tberekftaa d W t A Iir° ngu In or Iroquois each tdHBk IT V lB V - is 48 years ago x-altrcnco, .-aiij alt o f .them hava .’ lim ing treads* . . . . There are at•n aeviral French re'tauraate In be city (hat.have a moat baffllns yalem of prices. The French beirve ■that* no dlrmcr la complete rilhout wine. Should you. there, fore, rn in. and order a meal WITHOUT wine, use bill Mltl ibc Igher than.-If you had -ordered he satpe dinner WITH wins. But not a lM cttcn aak what to lo. “ Sometime ago," tuna otic, •you wrote tha' story - of a girl whose doctors had given M r s b 25 .fat. W. OSH 4reerHn4' aU, ft.en d S| of;l»iuai. tberaer r.c'ora.j m kr.V*&&23e' Admiral Emi from five southern slates diafted an ambtOaua program o f soul^era i-conetidto Ter the tin ycor period from 1Mb to, iDOO. Attor.. § two-hour confercuee, , a -g ts e g ra w '«a a adopted caUia* y - . » . prqsVerUy bJtance. bused ?P*h Tata*(Ma*'.dhinu with fac,?roS j F 1« L ;,h,* tocl‘ , and T-: ; i - t .r k i. r * ‘ 51 , R « . . l lit te let.*,. ... l*oir. iini r'littAMti miti itriiu rouisaicrfiti] uir liltvi jihJ rU ii rain*- timu-Clive-ed A liv uliaii few commercial p'-n ei wculd risk crossinn to tha ski rasnrts o f thr Ebigauir.,*. !»• l*,eq«lpned r itb M V -VIxn.l .-. ... oil- i . V Am aoMlh m em ent ^ . ^ 3 0 ^ - ‘ •*n >r * ’ * U m e r r . rq * n ;- r v - b jir le .-g t u r * m id M ,, J , '* " '* ft**- " tn n . r. J' D A N IE L C iR K K N ...... th ry had e e v n r R-a-W-uie rst i. u-datd ‘ t lla-l tst ..-id J;i -my tln».ty) PALME1 AND KVANS I'l.n n s " 1he |*/«i|;vi’ g it. Nt.* . 111 Wa Owlt Our I'lu.t-. On~ tlwiitv. ,1 , ^mull mid \\« C»n Hell For I aws. lilu- I . ,i Tri.il (i;t)t-r anil Sea. T h e Baal und Ki *olicpt Mtuto. lim L und Product. A F E W S P E C IA L S L IS T E D I1ELO W Fine Fat I'ranul {Fed TURKEYS, lb. ' Ll«r WHthl, ««r J im IKpm If Jnlrrd. - -i» .ft*. T H IS P H O T O ftkowft tb s fir st C an adian aaldlera t o roach E ry la n d , A m erican a am on, them , diaern- ba rb in g at a a un nam sd Engliah p o ll. ._ - <.iK'jCERY. .117 1'ttliut-llo A it-. Sbpperfl B. L. Perkins CORKF.CT MEN’.S 25c f t >FFEE MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE aSUGAR 5 lbs. FLOUR 211 lb. sack Id. 2;»c Otbi r Pi m p * Arc In I'rofwirtioii WF.AR RED RYDER »V FRED HARMAN r EUTM BW OB M B NOT <50 HC s TILL MB FHOt l HIM, MlftSV TV€V WOULD READ YOUR AD TOO. IF IT APPEARED HERE AGO RV D C Q 'S H O M E / AND TH AI BODY— TrtKr t-LtCKY DRAKE AAJDHtS PR1EXJD SHARK— WOMDCR V A W T H E Y CO OUT H eR E Ai CKRK? S OOJEAN/ B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E WE BUY. SELL OR TRADE ANYTHING IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MATHER Alt CADE. PHONE 127. ' , , Row V J. KING- Plumbing. Phone 6" t> ’ -K VOIt|< Watch repalrwl h nse who really knows how. P it fr i. Jewele- >I«W" L Ae FLFCTROLUX CLEANER. Rep R. A. Gdasmsn, 817 Oak Avc rmiB A i- ii W AN TED A ripe rowriug. ■— -. M e a t C u t T i * wanted foe axtfr Votk. Rtleyb Market. _ _ _ _ _ BUFFET HOLIDAY ----------- tn H U A T T O N W A N T E D refReeu. aittbakl andJ NE Ci ij.'W S inatpr per DAN DUNN—SECBET OPERATIVE -1H want* Jut JN F l?R nM U rt) HOUSE, wel' "located. Puriiishe*- doulib Apart ixe. 4-'ut*ibljed 4>room t Dcluae. '’Furnished Aparitou-til, mo Jem fb eom m et, wiUi ea iv fa r c A d d a. VENETIAN THE WAtUts CLOGELV °¥g8S°ig?D«: 2JSS. JU G A N D HEIM IE W HO -----HELD U P TWE MINT f OCCUPIED THIS J O.K. Lh V P L A C E 0A M : HUMPS •I'LL C/-AMDJE TLP3 • CLO-ET *■“ HM- -1-10 C L O T H E S 114 I T ------O W E ; ME A C H A IR S O I CAM L O O K AT TH E SH ELVES/ ©C HOPE DAN D OE S NOT OVERLOOK L E T 'S G E T HOLD O F SHANGHAI P E T E — H E 'L L GIVE US A GOOD place h id e o u t TO WHAT B A M r v c KMOV/M HtM FO R VIAR*, HE A ld L 1 O^W G fiK BUT W H A T A G f vC U GOlfJ«a TO L>0 W i l l k M L ------- I - l w *w A hp ro SEE M R. D AN / SHELIA LET u S TORN 10 TH E three k l EEin Q CR IM IN ALS— -Vini f Ii A1M.CS C< Bv RAV TIIOMRs-'OM * f *4 a H B D tP M O S U C H X s VWIEAN H E ." YOU J U * f HAULED OFF AN* PWWT f* c e r t a i k i i .y a n d w h y n a t r 5 IN C C W H CM H AV E I REtiN l a m s »w e « a b l g t d a RIG _ a r e u k c n cx j; w h o r ^ D O YOU THIWK. Y tX l J W ARS. ANYW AY/ 7 • pU YOU S H U T i U P / W I WAV E N T , A N V T IM E T O P O O L W lt M * ' VOU N O W / H WRITTEN O N I HE w a l l — ALLEY OOP ELECTRIC ..... T H A T 'S THE ^ B E S T IdCv’ E * ■* to g eth e r uM c B'J“ i nouM"Hmiio — 2a Maph uioutli. W f h r .x w t. S26A0 aeewthly . ^ s wBl 'aaU fer .WOM. Phom i n i w or ]A3. ko*» fSa-!.-:. !*•» i r•*!•••»f •*! Sl-.M'U, svliably ‘w ^ r n l b) I li«* Kihirtin^ \c \* t . i.:. •• Vh <ii lit* • \nicg • "J "' i**"* h" ' " f , 1 t* t t-»y•» t-i-- 'vu.-u. uf in;ty is ‘ "•'t* Vh» vear )u4u i- rlt-ti-v heir. And with the ring,n|f out ° r *«• “ 'd Vvar nut t»-n rm--1" - : • *>•,. ... u .„ , uppermost thought in the luia.U of Hanforditr* i*: Will the Look. * " 11 a""thlne a- 1-00 *» i .re - . i , • „ 0.,-t •*'-■• 'a t l fail ,i y fl, *, rletv. tho Florida Rose Society, the State Vegetable Grwwer.' A» toe latlon, and th* Flerida Soil Science Society, will » * « * ,n ■oujunetion with th* Horticultur­ al conference. eastt til# aw** to tb* tl»e. I/loriH O u t Charity Ball #r . i cosset tsrkey it only. *’ HIDA S , ., ™ " h>lfb^ k- •ndwho ,h0 hoi« rf ,twins, . tr' f,„,i Rniaod Bud and Roland who hoi down two regular wing poaltlons. The MUiourl team waa the firs ball club to defeat tbe Universlt) if Oklahoma team In two year.snd, In turning In the feat, th( boys from tho mule ttote cap turod the 1880 Big 8lx crown rrpUrlng Oklahrma as champions The Nebraska victory war sweet because that' club ranked high among the nation'* 1031 football teams.__________________ a tm M L S C E 1X A N E O U S good w . 'A O j t C f U Carry Ski Faitf» h iT iim ,,h o t n**i :iedAdvertisements •i a. Doc, 88 and t, » Dec. 80, and each ilittttoy thereafter. Home Demonstration CHALKING 'EM UP •hUTOBO* WtlM ZURICH, Switaerlaad Dec. t*. — ( f ) — Members o f the er*rk r M A P M B C IIA L K E R . Swlw rifle team which wan tbe I The Old Year And Tbs New Intematlooal Rifle Meet at I __ „ ___ About this Ubm« every year. It I* the custom for nearly ota w " Hebtmtfors, Finland. In IMT.I oaiied la the Bnsbh tSn fe-' wne -to rerigw the event* of the |>n<t year. W c'ro ua diffecgnL •thriT warn u n pb y.'H »t when you start re*iewir.g the event* in the q i w u arorid,. 'a hirk In vralltr theraYe hean eo many thing* thnt'h.-\ve happened that.i ewn bear r<MI 'ouch only on a few. Tn «*>• what un* the mo*t Inter eub. Tlwy presented It to the roo ° r Important hoppenint in the v.-.irlrt or -port* riuripg the loot Id — where It shared qnarter* with montha R difficult, S «' c »-r> huty w-tll ogive. Some will sa y 'It three ttwhi heowit tear* *tul i "•*' Tuny Galrnto'* punch ihit floored J.».- l.oui.i, ntber will sty it polar b u r . *** the upset o f thr Anieiictui l>.*vl. t'un lenm |.> thl- Auntrollattlt Rerwutly the Finn grew mm- jlW others will *ay It «r< the c u e the Yankees nude in tbe A u t o hativr amt mauled hit Saits am' ,I,U|1 **'*•' l"'*' rqtti-nt ilemnlllloti «>f the Cincinnati Artie companions so frroclcu*!)Dthera will maintain ih*i ii un. tlie defeat o f Stanley Woodtliat *ro efflelals collsd hi th«at Princeton in the famous mde iace tl.ai .ilmou caused Intitle team to rxvwuts it. The *q|. lerm.tiona; r*>potrur«h.ti<. Kvrtybodj v .11 ial.e in* choice of^ J j* . prit l a* been stuffed and rent tn mn** Intere,ling event o f the year. HQireve*r tr-(y t safe l i e f l o — the N'ntiot-tl Itlfla Museum In " 7 ,h '' Intorcrting and iinimrtatil thin,- (a, L*r a* tbt Bnne tr Ne cxhlblttMl a itli nthr:- l"-'<,l,ip " f Han fowl r.m eunee-r.edt lent h 'p p vu el 4n ilio world d f. 8u1vs -lio.tlnt; trojiliiei. *t**rt* tills yeur wo* the rile of the Sanfotii -Lnoknula-from last p a ce In Uic Florida Slate Lrsnue in tD.tft lo tie pinnacle o f ClBM < D baseball. The 1auukitul 9 unan <hc <*r«liin of i'n-sbteht S p e c ia l P la tte U s e d 5•l‘*s,*>- Btadshaw, and the luanssm blp <.f : it.!e Alexander won tha rn r* ™, , _ League ;>ennaa' in .* walk' away, won tin- t'li.iuglineiry play-offs To w,th Daytona beach, tool, the Albany t'.ml. m the tieurgia-Fkirida . ■ i“ ov uf i* u x « « h Vi*.m tin Aiu.ii.-ia 1 1gert, winners o f t-'V. CAI.LLN, Sw iticrl-i I. , League plsveff*; und finally elided the svssnu by taking D c. " I --(fh ~ T lie St. Gulitn immes while losmt one fi*mi 'Ii- Mlsi-.t AH-'itsi*. In all It* Ar> o Chib operate* a mountain .-,*nforT, never seen nr.) thing like the Ixiokout* o f $150 To 51.00 N E W Y E A R 'S E V E E V E Year Economic Pllixi ATLANTA'. Dec. 22—Governors ■*“ ccheouied h ^ u l i ^for " S8.00 V i va id mecs, k' epener" ‘scheduled 8:00 o'clock, Adaleeion will bo free with chil­ dren being permitted to watch tha schooling rueci. th ir d among tha etxrtere to­ night are such favorKea as Just Fox, March Boy, Can Beer, Irish Turf, Streamline La isle. Mlaa Yancey, Sllver'e Brave, Glcnforo Red and Mlaa Ada Ka Loch. All events will ba over the futurity The Flftv-sceond nnnnal gathering o f T lorlds Btata Hortleultursl Bocltty will be held In Tampa April 2-4, 1040. accord­ ing to Bayard P. Floyd, Secre­ tary. Four associated orfa ‘ tton*— -th* “Kromt “Memorrial ............... firreatcat ^ a. fihaxmee a t ItOO P. M. .Monday with return o f earniror Wednesday morning at o'clpck. • • . 77,v- , Migi from Mbml 'to O t W M il be on IHc. g*. 80 and Governors Draft T4ji far \ V M f i w lead doa. 'f iur cZur'tipu'n 'liutedayt-v*t<• The semi-final schooling cam • wBl be offered tonight, the pro- • b a k in g Sswisjfit f m to R. Walton Moorr, de|u q ( counsellor, bin Senator Henry P.Ashurst its forth a lengthy spodefa, h Is rare became ha BaaM i short, his colleagues play-; 'remind him thatHkb second •am* le FounUln, •N, \ HeptueenUUvs \ . Iasun « f Ways sJU J/ I tlon) commltt . ■ ‘“t4:0: P. M» In direct aervicr whh'etTi- the -warioua thcitrleal entevtaln ^ •‘’ Hr Kridar Ttiwra. mehta. i - . i • v i. a - a. "Chkrokw -caeh - Frida*- at A l o t - o f p c t p le /v i-.a r igrpat P * M v w|th arrival m ? N e « eal of aloagaPAmit.of teokJagBp -Trussuaf TMtauMalL i I an) all for ‘JHa. -There is >dhb>,Ip Boekafellei' Th-ipy H A H ' *yw»u»a. M n t « r lived o p to *U- - By GBORHR I Unhei'MvAaco irwrfWttOM *t T h e Sanford-Oriando k .n n .te lu b school- •’ * , J|c“ ‘ J * j 2 j Raw) In* program last nl*ht when he g,,™, her* fc#w ,Y#t were captured the fifteenth futurity considerably enhanc event In 29 and thrce-fiflhi tecends. the faataat time t. heather o f the Mtaaaeri thla eeaaon. Bon Faurot, waa Injured ___ _ _came, ___ , and - It Gerald Pailey’a powerful grey- ^ 'V h e‘ ^chraifca hound broke from the number whs _ if moun ted from Cohunhla . night that the first atrln* three box In the lead and stayed. _____ " MIf 10011 back win be* reedy tn In front nil the w ay tn braaat ^ nUVt^ against tke Qedrgfc Tech the tape with n two-length lead. R h in o’ nT. B % Ick challenged the leader ’ *"” ** ■* *v_ “ “ Other Jliuouri bacVOelJ atarton the bark atretch bnt couldn't t n are 1‘anP ChrlafmOn. nil* quite make It aa tho Smoky American porting Wl „an „ „ ijm_____ _ n O ijW hound refuted to weaken. Court knrk jtuuujTftarm er, Uft halfAction enmo home fait to noe« back.' . lrk M t d*BUj ----------------- • -«fnll* Ctmnihghnen, out Ick fo r aecond ptoco In the ^ack. three-do* feature. ^ The starting MLooori Hne will It was Ranger's eeeond »^ »l*h t find tho o r f twlpt, B .l a R d RascbooUag win over Big Ick and ]nnJ nl fnd<, Mctvtn Wktpcl t fd ungweetlonably atamped him ns Captain Ukka at thtklt*) Bob th o echoolla* champion o f the \vn|drof and drerge T O * « t tbe heahalu ilcnka add Charles M *Rr at cetv Braeky Mountain, another pre- ter. season favorite, came through In ilic auml-cr of nen to nake fine style eCyte to win wte the tbe twelfth fufu tha South -tm »tn u fin* turity over yaippy Jappy In la tp 29 and ||)|; han't defililtel! been ntriA-d four-fifths aascads, -la th b two„ ,. ...... — ------- --,%* <(an e »*Ul U dog race dm Meunteln stayed her of u& will get the call Gx>u> THB CBHMAN feaiehta* Arawca of Hambarg which ws. driven lato Pail m fort Liudrrdsle. Fla., behind uatfl the homealretch and Coach .Faurot. then hreoaed across the wire to While the statue o f Cunttue by tb* Brltlth battlkfblp MM5 Orloa. Pbato .l.a«* m-irtera nl tbe errw il.or.d the Ntil .htp oa win by three lengths. Both and Cooper b stlU Indefinite. It I* they arateb navy and tn»ii»ulfil planet elrrlinq arnand tbe tbip. Smoky dogs are newcomers to eppan-ht thr Tlgvr meeiior InttntR tho Loagwood oval thli season, using them. Currcncc csiH-riall Rambling Noea and Blondy Is of Invaluable aid to llu> end Coin abo scored victories in 21’ squad with hi* vcnaonal minting end fou rflfth s seconds to place average uf •Hl-yards ntr kick, these hound* In top bracket clr Slnee Georgia Tech w ai n-'-l t-ies. On the wholo tho runniii.'; rcouled, tho Unlvoraliy o f Mi*time fo r the 21 events was fa»l souri spent the rest of Its pracllre Indicating that tho trock li days In Columbia working on of quickly being put in ihuim tor f.n .o and rimUar pmetlce ro ithe brficial opening next Thuia- tinea are scheduled for Miami, day night. . Moit o f the Tigers plays nrr- ccii- rhueee baa For a modernistic edible holi­ evtplles ftw. day canto:piece, airing -fniltsfcrn •tout wire* cr thin aticki nhd fit jmppilta them Into a flower bolder ect in a flower pot, painted rid, or Into PAGE A Lot Of Good It Did To Win Trophy ' FU . sY report- Naked (or .f< S IO T A T O E 3 K . . (| (ftUL) ealdant Bootrrelt waa called l Boat” by the late Louie v, hie wUe No. 1 secretory. k sailed "Mr. HI*,” fondle bla friend#, furlouely by hie Vlct-Praaldtnt Garner calls “ The Captain." Every bo ly ra-blni by hit Initial., FDR, LW EET ... . TBE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FEOBXDX ~~ Smoky danger tsjlnjured Blocking Futurity Winner; Rack Retain* To At Kennel Club! MintiWi Lineup REPORT TT IfC ’A l f • iINKlW ALIKE, , a .. WELL, t l l �• 1 .r r * \ / K J t l • ’ »» .'r*» ►tU/* / / » • « > V > irt> /•r > t H V V *O v fcritiah Cruiser Continues Watch Over Nazi Vessel « eb* i Kitchens To Ohio W Mi’ IMNOTON. Ore. 2» - -W» — Prwldcnt Fmweveil a id send armv wuri kite*—n- Ini'* Ohio t« feed tht tmnr It the local com mirnlt1#-* foil to nrnvidr adequate •menipl"Vm*,nt relief, John Owen. PORT lAUDER&ALE. Dec. 22 —'(A*)— The Rrltlr.1i cnrl.rjr Orion continued it* t|.|"rmincJ- match o ff Pert Everglades Irut night, although it appeared that It* •Harr}’, the German dA-ighlrr Araura. would br Iniil up her* for an Indefinite pciiod. Report were current Dm* the Orion had been jninoj by.taxcrnl unidentified wurshiiM.. find u> many* na tim e •ulmniriiira, hut a United Press cocrea|>.inilcnt wdio flew uvjr the urra. v>w only the Hidliah riuim-r Mill n rnlletl BtAti-a ncutrnlity patrol. U-it. ' T r r nry ilrpnrliueitt^TaM*Mnvy oflicit'li m uiiuiilli* nintlnucd or ea!fi;nli<>n, nltliutph the- Atuu whhh ran for the shelter o ’ Port U>ere|n,,o*> nftcr the Orion fh-i-d i, dhhr ecru a ila l>ow. alrea'y tina liven furmally m in ed . t i*Jk«up«r »' -mis-us. Wo'kcm. aald ytalerilav nftcr a S titrrl p it * , a »»l». li uwna **l ty 11« Canualk EX-cSet-' SW EDEN Ft- ih« !»•* tv>.t\, » thw »J Ifc't posted* i» ■> . - v i t l a l I; I he ■ ;tt| t\m poo> " lie iH tl •**•. a itirsw pare* tl u“ c ' j tt-e l im Mte Il*i| Iir\ * **tfv i -i.ujmi*). th* Mt-eVi^r. O k Screwed pr***, a k*si !-imm * * •luivthot U- Shnieid Eh * u a : I W lm t h ( Ok Roosevelt rccrnlly subjected Ohio relief pollcl:« to pungent ritlri»nt, • although he did not trtiniion lirickar by name. Urlekti r , taliatrd with a (perch in Nea ’ Vork asserting the criticism war 1 liaaelraa and terming the new al of Hplavlnir |>olitfca with h u -‘ 'man mlaery." . j Nrw Hcalora retortrd with th* 1 charge thnt Brickar had lialancrd |* I'the atatea bu get at the axpenset of the unrtnplfyid by denying ' them n*l«quatr relief. !i i Owen aald the Prealdent hae | iplctlged hlinaelf to aond soup jkiUhena In event o f an emergen- 1 Icy and that they would be undci ) temporary control of tha Work • Project* Administration, aa they Lindbergh Decides To Live Abroad, Report Indicates fwochen'have'ahrayt ntiler:have they.been'a* WeJ! OTganUml a.-now. - Mora •tan /100XXX) of them, member* o f tha. Lotus Bvard brgsrUraUoct, backup the w nrk-ofthc army.by collecting money, aiding 'tor heapltaU,*working as alr.rald’.wnrdm* nnd taking over m e n V lo b r a t home. Closest to-ilia front ore those that work In Karellan<0cld J kltchens.-obove. specloUrlng In broths, stews and DotriiWaa.* MAUKIST TOWN NKWS *St«la 1'iirmrrB M ark rl *|H(fid (tic willi ly in \Va>ritiMt, li.i., itfi*l I ti'iok IV b Mu i il l in iii|* l i i ’k i ir 2*1 . . . " 1N’> *’!.• I t a v iilK (tn * I h s I « f tin* An**- ■" f««» Went I'iiIiii Hvnrh uh^ir l»« will t njt’> (he .*.V. Wt'iiil • v. |iy l>.il(cTi Tlioiiuu t*^» " • !»*■**•* Hospital Would Federal Estimate Be Built Under Of Orange Crop Is Roosevelt's Plan Same As In 1938 LAKELAND, I is* k i*. tliV* M u r k r l. J .iif-n « ''.ww . . . f u r l U n it fro m A # l»'»w tl.\ N . (*,, i»ui«k* i fiy t w r l » l p fb » «*»•• .» i *• AUirkd l:*f» Al«|'.>l0yt *l"i»pi| ly lovttg into have .« *• •A n i : 1 u l ' ' i; l( 0 * f l i .• r t ’l . . . .’ Ir. M. on­ • * »• a '1’* * »c\i'!r. « —I ftm uf th# Fl**»»‘ . Slain ft .ith „? h „f.,id, r ill d ui the custom* iie c p .l.ut I* ''m in t t lint Ity liMett'e t.H i.'t- •-ivit ' • —a i.t • s. e • it.-u n. > nil I-. tryVChll*’ • ninl i f f u l - I n* " t l ltd -* fl.v’ ts i llupfiy New Year . . . Hud Ui.-lsi*JI«f improved lt d . is realty u #*Od p: i'..-r, y u luvenues- .*a mo i.m end «: should watch tlu ole U.y ysAci. . . . . I.'ttuce and o lh t* -« « g fInb’.cV , i . By. IPtpdlnv.ca# .-ml tnkln Knin Hchbch'.vr wa» really tire is* It mpre, Hit drficil lor the t> kill tli, otlarr night, ho ha* ‘-udget etav be about IS'O.COi ha?n In tha dog house lately, tot tmaller than thin vea'. n-'w-h hunlbiT* ami fishing. Ilad.tm Tha Armv and Navy ta k e the .life out. to get out, of aseurad Inersssss ef fr m «1. | L . .1. . . L ___ • stood the filer waa coulaasplatiBg r.uch a more. Jhers waa no word, huaevrr, from Lindlmrjh himself. The reports elrculatel after H heraius known that Lindbergh had rllMbSflthy retired from membership o f the nat tonal advisor)' ct meattire fee attanautk-s. I hr White llmasse sanouncev the Gen. \YaU tr________________ ristant chief of the air eorys, t* crninrnt exists to enabl* men to live In orderly aa*. elation with each oilier." Ity IIRUCE TUCKER S «n (u r d W a s h in g t o n ! oee. * —uv\ _ Col Chartin' A. Lindbergh. It was reoorted yaatarday. any temvt Ute United States anew more It live abroad. Perron* In touch with tba aero­ nautical affair* raid they under- 20 bomb* In a five-block hoe- M W»U- In ao-ithematern eounpital sone, damaging a dorml- *•**• h* nald. th* monthly rallel lory, a scliool for Urn blind and «r*nt |, lea* than I* spent to seven other building*. Tr.o ol |maintain monkey* bt the munlel the rulder.i were i-eporttd allot !*•! yooa. down. ■ ’ Rriekar’s ‘'Inhumanity*’ anduea|. Only two paisous were injured .loused Indlffm nca," Im charge) nnd none mas killed in the capl- “ might tend to InalU the** gw d tal, hut numerous deatlis w crclclU iem tir Ihrlr, itcspcraliou to listed In raid* on other cities— |commit unlawful act*.* Including 10 nt Janirjuki, five at j Tha governor** New York Matka'cVlyi, tmo at Sortavnln and ,speech, he added, wca frclghlrd one nt Kotitiimiakl, The attack- with “ apologies." cr* were beaten o f f by Kinnlsli > “ Wall atrrat," be said ’ la l«> pursuit plants ami n n tl.a ln rifti far «may from our hungry unem, fire. • ployed Li more ways than ona. Two passengers «c r e icported Governor Rrtcker has 'not jrxt A ___ a. P . L I ' k (WUUlAn ! AAid r m i A n n . *. Dec. 2J-T 1 «it has lyen no incrtwsw in th* ftdrral KQVi'inmeiit'a rsliniate of'tram !* liTvdt ctlon <n Florida this jk- nu>n. Secretary Chiatain o f the citrus oonmiaalon, riuphsaixcd today i* -niurtrntln*f cn a n-wa atcry non. Wa«h'ngttii which r.iruy gatw.-rand ahlppcia construrd aa mean­ ing Ihat i' noo.coo boxea had In ca dded to Florida’a M 1msled |»odactl’ n for th* current aeasou Tba ndd.-d mlllirna were fu.n<T to b t the. estimate frr; tangs ri-e* which th* goreinment In ludri sutcccd Lindbergh on the earnout-1 tec. a ' John F. Victory, committee secietary, said: “ Se me - niutiths ago Colontl Umlbeigh ln*lte*lv*l t» lb* e*o»mittea that ht psiM »mt »*» 't'1* future lievote us msdi lime la th* committee'* affair.* os l*s had In the pa*l and suggested Itmt hr be replaced on the cosmuillee b.v a nuutber-mho could devete *»*.• time tu the c* mmltlt a*u activltlra. ’ I»r Vanervdr Hush, ' committee ch.-tit man. t i l Undbcrgh bad algnilk-J ld» willingora-* to *«rv» tht c-rtniillr* o*i sperlat a.-slgnmcnls ard h) an udvisory rapa­ rt! y. Rush prat* J Undbtrxh's ths impit-ssioh that SJte,Wi loxre nl Flood* cicuigr* had h -w ..tkinl to the ISslc al grtVcranunt > O noU r calimsta.' (haslain siul “Thf* woa not *hc lyra. * rh» \Vashinwtott_ story* Ftonda would l>n dm s hJjKMI.Ui' iKXn of oi inga*.'thhr aanaan. tout pared with SMdl.POO Lazoa dnri ig the 1935-30 saaaoa. The fade a, t gosainatant a haart • h*chair* stored in Florida. , Thi commission checked with tha deparimrat of agrteclturaorad tound that th* Wa-hlngtcn a f r , had romp ired Flat Id*', produ tW. f f ? * Aj L I . for this aaaaon with productloei chaainM'a for th . 133» » aosaep. and n ^ t e f ^ S L i * ■ * 1 !^* ® ontlmat*. hi • » of | "From the Washington account. ! f tr llaridn. OR th* drtv*way and (lib d look. / N h h klaekout—!t.’» light CHRISTMAS GREETINGS! Official Advent Of Winter Brings i Lowest Mercury Salact Your Bast Gift* From Our Baantlful Assortment Qf f’ytlnntkH—Uegoiilgtt—AuUuaM—Vloletn ( lit'rriea— -l'epperp— aim) F o lia g e pJauU window . . . . Lawson L I (big butter and egg a haying fruit far hi* r North Carolina tarrttory. 1 fntfm LaaktvUlo N. p. Hit Wilbur foduraU was a eu’ boy, dyean’t swear, drl Hw»«» -Olada— CarnaUona Uwect .Poaa— Alunu and 8na{M afSiap1 * was nut to '"A r 'iV jc Ooraagoa Include O^chltht—A’nlley and CwdoUIm Wodrwaday lilKinl*. H a l CUT FLOWEBS Christmas Wranth* fag florist » | . J- v'ahnd fumnh•lire t >-e, • 'V tfm rhrin i V a h mu* i-** elect •* v t —<l u i M ty I W ■**>• fumlly. tr#a, and iljrht Riafa I* wh«rt tha match •T alaetriclty coma* to a halt— iW l h* lighted i pith .?n Ch’ hima* art. . 'fw rtlU a of lauiwl and pin MM* lllumlnata avary window In thrm nalon and downaUIn thare'* • big buneh of mlitUtos hanglr.j * h tllii.v -d oe l«sl b» Th .«*) |ml a t a l e Stew I V the fc,-a ut •* *ix*A 1 " a each l» I - e*‘ } J J w S t ) *• A t tkmfw 4 *^iUt it»t tu!». t* ihc TRil.fT’oT'On* ccmMunitt**| and s'aW ' In'rare fur-the untuv ! * pioyab'ea.. • , Ow.n •<pr.il :;C minuter with Ut* .* !>rc. tdOrt *vti 1 emerged - with a ?, 4>r*.-ty|'c a Ailment tn which . Gwen rastrgxttd ' the relief pollfor «/,Ohlou governor,'John IT UricUr, unt cli»Vif\-d. the slate mis, , local governments In Ohio wire • spending only Ji jtrr month i>cr| person for relief, t>r about fir* i cent* prr meal— “ Ic « than appro­ priate to frid atray tlogi.'* Federal officials • reportedly ware fine-combing the Aniura'f cargo to determine whether It con formed with the freighter’s man­ ifest. Customs officials have aald that tht Araura, on the bajla of |tg'manifest, mould be contldcrvJ an unarmed mtiehanlman. 'Repotla that enuld not be con firmed circulated that a numbel •f object* and packages had baaa thrown overboard from tht Arauca while It mat making for Tort Everglades Tuesday. It was rt ported that two paitla* o f coaatguardamen went out to< day to look for the objects, bul tala waa denied by Lieut. Lltut. J. W< Naltn. exaeutive offiear of U)1 coast guard baaa hart. Malln. hewerir, admitted hearing that object* were thrown from thf Arauca. 'There waa no official ctmmenl htrt whether any ottempt mould bf mad* to force tha Orion tl and It* offshore ’ vigil. Although the British cruiser U outside tM United State* three .mile ttrrito* lal limit, It.la m-qll Jualdr tht moat tarn hemisphere’s safety eon*. WASHINGTON, Dee. stt—WI w-Jl'a*beginning to lo-k ns if thay^l use inoro dec tile lunvnt fcl the White ilouss during the holidays thnn in moat of Eu•uuc'.f palaces nnd pbtcrs of p llllcal grand our. Wliat a lot of diffcriuct* u blsrkc'Ut meant. ' __ , By night on Uttwf pie-Cliri«lni>s evenings no luiltm luipklc fmm Ducklni’ linm pnlnie . . . FiRnei*’* Elysev shows mi light , , . und the S ilicrs whdo Stalin and Hitler tng their hats are reportedly as akiyk as tin- insido of Sintn Claus' atucking. ■ Uuti bci'inning trmorrow night ftbe-W hllJ llimrr iy gnliii; tit blaxo with Christmas color. Already the executive mansion la housing .TJ Christinas tri u sad 110 wreathts and u lot of them hre wiled for light. "•Thi! ina'n ent anrr Ima a tree •n altbc.- side i t the door and a huge wnnlli over the’ portals. . . Two nmra trees ado n - th* per h under thf while columns. inaiac, trees seemed st-eimsl to grow Inaldc, glow from •raiy niche In the balls, i Th* maible slalrwaya ar» lined f'.lh tr s e * and thsic'i cn* 20 f*«t U ll In th* e at icom. Th* vaacs te ffllW d With poinMttlai, end th* Indiryc: lighting will all t>gt knock your eyt-out. ra»l ' <*o,.,eecirU 'llfVhrrtlrtioaorer, that • Brsidra cualums and neutrality rtgulntlon-. the Alaura la held mcp by a $3H,GJI libel placid Bkalnat her yraterday by tbr Texas Kugnr Company. I ; White House To | Be Lighted With ft: Christmas Trees cf •ariuj.crt hr tV- FUr-Jtx . 'w X i r |cooference will* Ihe Presldmi. « , WWU ll^tkf ^aerrtury Early « Qmllnfi.d UvcfA'a rinlcmcnt. point* » Bur (in- that It I* the policy of f the Administration to prevent ii Jjiiyonvr-jiaryrir .and to -tnaW» S. work fftr thou Whu—cati wuiV » « fM »h I ia«r amt l* ,* .' tv . S* c-wd jse-a •. a kir\c- a*thr»- be* i of tlu* Ohio UniUrl Min* Cuattma, coast guard nnd navy tip n Inspected the Arnuru and Its cargo oguin yesti nitty aftri tlic freighter \va* moved to » slip In the harbpr usually re. (or vessels expected to be a ’Veil d up for long periotls. \ *• ; To All Our■•. Friends and Cnida i m IV E Y ’ S CITY DRUG C a j �« . » •«* # ■* * * 1WWV> < ^ r v j t v*\v<^V< i f / . * ’ . f . ' ^ . h :,v / ^ -> * kw.A» •*»•* X~ 4 ' rv V « w i » . ^ . # ••’ ^ >s • >♦ * . A r* 4 ••« v* *4 irl.> x t c >1 i ■ m *. , * , — rn y^ ' m m n m * ,' « — - *. . ' * *• f; *• *1 . Sfwiwifc County Produce* More Fruit AM YesetaMc* Than A n / Similar Area In Amrrim M i l l - vj f » I vi v- > f r .-r * .. fl VXnaKlSbM In 1* K M MBKR i o » / G * S i <•* s ^ nV " •— V C O > / _ < Z7 y V ' v " ^ J .'ir .v : 1* . •• •\ v»V•;V..-’ •• - \V-;v V A v ^ * . *• ^ W I - . 'H • *. . > .•• . 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If* wn» liu«y helping to collect taaaa from Jooeph, the carjic titer, Mary apd other ronqurrotl Jews, for Iha girat Augu»- “ tin thnu mnl do likewise." At IIII* Christmas sconort A. I*. ItHIU, thu Jrvi irlm mail Is strewn with ihr MiHlml*,'l, dead mnl dying, Tilt' mail now extend* fmni Jerusalem In hiimU wrirkcil Warsaw ami nil tu ll«-l»liilti with highways of suffering ami ilvnlli nlmtrhlii|t lain hImint every rlly ami village of 1‘ulaml unit llailrm , not to nii'iitnin Central ami Western Kurnpr. x The Jericho mail reappear. In war-riddled Hlimighiil mill run* through pillaged Soorlii^r iiivi* lu'il Nanking, Hankow, Canton, anil CIiuJk king hiti> moil of Ihr eltlc* anil' iMiputoua vljnt*'* o f I'hflli. M Tlf* Jerlelm mail this Christmas l^ ^ o w ik il a* neve? brfm r with tana t j thousand^aweiHng into niapy inllliona— o f refugee* from Ihelr anrratral home* now wrecks, l ^ F •hall anil Christ livra through tho canfurlra with ever In­ creasing, work! encircling, life transferinttu: power. Ito taught aurh Impossible things I "laiva your enrmloa"; "Dltaa them 'that rursr you’*: "D o good to them which hata ywiTj. 'T ro y for 4hem which deepltefully Use you "; “ A » you - would-that men sho,M do In you do ye also to jf them likewise"! and "Thou ahaIt love thy neigh i. bar a . thjroeir, t A lawyer asked Him, “ who la my neighbor? * •nd replying, He gave tu the parable o f the Hrleaa anil forFUl like ininhitry iituritan— or "la W wi.'iv eil mother or Thre Is a war orpl n the iloor step of n liom elry n-fuge ly Christmas, testing the every Amrrlean horn ' ttnuinrncaa o f lh ^ IRiday nhsrrvanrr around :he Christmas triwfl i fireside and festal hoard within, la He ud^H ilrth wo celsbtale with u» tree, or la Hr outside tne a ro u n d ho door with l h ^ ^ N ni I man from Ihr Jericho •IM ied, beaten, left Two o f hla fellow —a prlesf and n by on the other t". Hut • foreigner o f a iffarant race and Ifious faith, a daaptMd H narltan, “ when ho r ' hint w#a raarad .vtth e ipaaoion and ratav blot, bound up hla watte i, brought him to tun and took car* o f Mm' iarae rtaaed this parable with ha lujunrlloi of pears . that our J o u r homes ban- n..t broilirr» nr** Wm rrfuarss. iltpendsi aur |>rn|ori> Is not I bili ■ fcsirlrlr.l . . . that we al ■Tab favsreil Amsrlra WELCOME the uneeen guest from the J che rood, lie will onrkli and glorify «ur Clini MAE DAY A- D. 1*89. (I oMm RaW W o o l* l U U II BrailM rbaad * ,.V.< �.Jxcrr Ns -rr.*V fW ‘ >»» * '-O.V %.* .. n b * s .................. .. SATURDAY, THE 8ANFOR6 ITERALD, flANTORfl. EL0RIPX Ffcffir To. H i Following R umnP > Blood T r a i l * * * Inns Launch First Counter Offensive, Pounding Invaders On Central Front Christmas 1939 Seminole Fair Has Parallel h WiU Be HeM 1914 Tidetide .. Feb. 12 To 17 Interment Toilftt Made In Builder yVas F fik tT o Make MilHoi* Bol' lars From Indeeby aviet Army Head Believed Removed ™ 8 lc,ub, nJ!Ian® T° ■; ------g n P e o p le ’s Regime In $ $ Finland Skid To Be r .,'! Arrested By Soviets A;’ | ------------‘ Mr Make 1940 Event Best Ever H a Id NEW YORK, D A : » < — (A P )— Anthony Fol I’ M . Allied warship* wwrw reparted today on the alert* for iy concerted daah home by ! German merchantmen to east "A the pinch oft the blockade. In thti> FlnnUh-KuMte '• ihbetlUtiea, tha-Finn* capital fe ilio d on XitaaUa ruvcrsea to 5gr- launch the flrat; major com '■'l tdr-offonilvw on the KareJIaw IAhmui while pounding- the In* ▼adsra' on the Central TtmtA, ' Show* a beet are the 30 children from tiik I try who are Imbued w ith' Christmaa etcltement ents Santa has Just given them. T h e y 'e ra 's ix eleh this peer to make the event as In prevloua lead a commttUe eeeipo nbers o f the loeel elu n selected to handle e ll’ Larger Christmas P. Paxton To Sidelight*.Ok War Revealed Fred W . Ball Volume Reported By Local Stores Bring. Hi> Close 3 Decades Of^ Service ead on o m bta. sits a big. muni-1 tin Ubns baa*. There war* re postal Du Utat pamphlets wore dropped.!wh One rumor (aid the pamphlets I ' warned terrible a hr raids were |In earning. , | t» Hllnrlch Himmler, head o f.s llfft a the O sm a n police, urged hliJBb own to beget children— in ot|*o eat o f- ’ wadloeh—especially t o l P '1 has been struck by u foreign fee, a squadron of swift Uermau cruis­ ers having crept through the fag Thursday night to the western coast end tim ed their guns against the Britons. "Whan day brake they bagea bombardment o f three Important towns'. . . “ At Scarborough, shelled by • battle era leer sad an armored cruiser IS casualties were reported. while e l Whitby two were killed and two woondad."Men; women and >chlldien ot n n u u u co u ■ . . ------- , : ;— - . v— s -w w ^ * , the civilian population were left dead and wounded, struck without ea reedy I •ti'18 r*<D» and 10 elds ahows. rear nnd I .V 1? nieiority o f the exhibits warning while at work. In alb the casualties number llg , ac­ children *1^ g ^ onder. children I M f#<ttwo am)large lb# timta, 0, ^ . mic <u cording tu Uie official list, o! whom ae.pre Itoown do be dead." M-Tvirt-1 * l 60 ^e«L .A jw ragroyh. In. another die attempt U»« co-operation of the * Jpubllc hi making the cront an patch Jn Tits Herald for Dec: 2S J , **3?Il?l0‘,t8L, ndlng one, Mr. Homer dr- throws some light on the possibili­ ur onaeraicj#rr<| the officers end illrcc- ties of aerial warfare as viewed „ „ „ I 10” ,° f ihc Elks Club are going by both tho AUlea end the Oar. to the extreme to provide the mans: "A neutral traveller whs - F1*?®* I resklent* o f Romlnole Comity u reached London today front Bcr* and tn aic|ran| wholesome show and the lin expressed the opinion'that the and one I degree of surcrea of the event (lermana are not thinking serious­ rned. IJeponds solely upon tho amount of ly o f a Zepnclln Invasion o f Eng land. According to that observer, they regard the apprehension and tha prrcautlona against Zeppelin attacks taken In London ami in other English cities a* n great Joke." ’ i However, a bullttln from Lon­ don on Aug. 2S said: "Reported Kaiser's army In fresh attack reached rc-entrenched lines o f the Allies and am now shelling With Uie distribution o f nearly Ires can b e . costly and 1 100 Christmas baskets to under- Franch and British positions. Re­ i, so don't let a holocaust privileged persons In Kemlnole port says that tho airships are a mrrry Christmas," riro | County today, CapL It. K. Itoee dropping bomba on Antwerp-. . ." The Russians were also Involved ____ _____ Chief Mack Cleveland said ___ to-1 and I Charles Morrison extended almost from tha start In the first _g p publti exer-| U iy , urging tha i ’ ’ ’ to -------1 their appreciation to all persons World War aa a bulletin from Bl. extreme caution In guard* I who have .contributed to the Petersburg, now Leningrad, shows. ^ egaimt' fIrr« "d"ur!ng""the hoii-1 Bolvetion A m y Empty Block- (Note the Immense number of M uon .' I w f Fund, men commanded by the Russians. Otirf Cleveland particularly ^ W ithou t tho ftae ami gener- Today they are sold to ha' able w a n \ the public against the oua support o f the people, of to muster more then twice aa fh a Nkprd creeled by the Christ-1 Sanford and Seminole County," munF \| * « M IrsLlhst Is found la nearly I Cepe Roe# said, "W e would not "Two Russian armies .’Join* in n t t y hA | during this season. I here bean able to carry this East Prussia. C u r Nicholas at "Btw arihpf orurioadlng olee-|bU o f Chriatasaa cheer Into so front to .Join army IIm of friir ‘ Heal elrcflL and of fanlly I nanif homes." million m* The second II coanectione M iid fa c low s bulbs, | Through noon .today additional four mlllioi more now com] In ln*tal1tag<K Hghte on the I dnnul l eon . amounting* to |B0 mobilises." Due," Chief B L fU sd u id. hrengM the total of the fund But the Tha lagnUtMMtan many o f I Is 0 * 0 4 0 . Contributors * were y r a . m ___ J i n . . the lighting, x a ta V cheap a gdl aa follow s: W. M. Scott, IB, A fenalve aa Q u Is turns approactmi. therefore . ? a « « J f c r ^ c h t i f friend » l,.a n d C. E. Bradshaw. Today, tho All tie have wan Im­ portant victories at sea with .Urn scuttling o f the Admiral Gtnf Spaa, aad the timury timer, OpiumOMietmaa tree llghta *0 are net burning. Christmas trees should away from the heat and n* position where they bo easily knocked over 1 thd circuit, be said. Christmas trees are larly dangerous beet us* vary fer them U citeh Precaution Is .Urged Against Holiday Fires Lake Mary Will Have Children’s W Christmas Party nrp.rts.’S dangerous It Is slues it more Inftamahle as tt dt TM data this week t er Yowell.Company Gets Award Fer Beat; Decorations Tbs VoavU « warded tin offered .by "3 »ber< then) Is only the ranoikstr who Is coanectttd 'with tlih AfaerL cbdnca1that the holocaust o f war rap Kntbersy In Phils; to Tied' W. ■Witt engatr them. B*U of this City gives some In­ Referring to the questions o f teresting sidelights on the Euro­ , W M States' participation In the pean a ar now In' fU fourth month war,1 Mr. Balt says. “ 1 can under­ and threatening td contfthie IP* stand that pcoplu at home went definitely. .fe'vlMtp out o f this war at all That the war la very u p i in Its cesta,.bercus.-they feel that the aspeeta and th a t'It affords the latt w br cost them too uioch and danford business men generally Inhabitants o f Parts no little that fluh one la not their tnul- reported the blggeat volume o f cause1for concern Is strikingly II* business In several years as last Itlatrtrted.'wben Mr. UhlT cons (dsn 11 "Jt seems to uie.” he added the possibility o f his coming emphatically, "that they sro After seivlng th. city o f Bkiiford In vsrioas cepusltits fo. neatly three Recedes, O. K d lt x ton will retire on Jen. 1, 1IM0 he conflict unicatbed: nnd will be paid a penskm by tho 1 think my chances of cilyj aa a "token o f eppreek.tluit living fo r ’ his long and active service.’ very Utile' ‘‘ Chief* Peatun, aa he Is known to *11 residents o f the city, hoe and In my been employed In n variety o f Jobs l enough In aa the need* o f the city required, and because of hie liiualhngi of varied eabjeeta he wee found moat capable In all o f his duties. "Chief* started1his long slgvtie vrKh ths City aa a rttetnflp In ltttl under Pita Chief W. II. Underwood and a year later Be wee made l>e*d-ef-the gluiTSv pertmvnt, serving for 13 years in tilts csperlty. . During the "beam days’* when the vihtw i of eon struct lun w*« sbiiormawthlgk, be was appoint­ ed betiding Inspector in ' ,thla Am Afctobfi ton, D. U., In tho year I t i l l A. D. k Morgenthau, Jr. My family Is a vary Monday "w ill Be Ob­ served As Holiday Throughout C i t y wrung, however. f t IS their baa* faces. It Is somewhat the fault o f the United States that the Met war was not carried on te n thorough finish and that u pro­ perty organised peace was net en eM d M e’ end maintained. Tho j n isn f war la but a continuation of, os' completion o f, the last one.” Farther anatying the cause of the European conflict, Mi*. Ball Into edeh other smarted' that "A p la n e d esig n er, n n d x b u ild er, d ied to d a y . F oJ ik eiiy 4 R n w *» taken to a lioep llfll s u ffe r in g fr o m p n eu n ioccu s m e o t o g it ts and b e d been - g lr a a r e ­ p ea ted b lood < n m s fu S J * » » ' t o help h im f i g h t th e d b w i t f . H e w as kn ow n to tflh aeronautical Induitry ni tag fljv* man to become a uillttonalr® through aviation..., lie w ai enW to have carried lilt oflleo In hies hat, and loved to .ketch deetgns( o f plane* on wrap paper, wrap­ ping paper, and Ui# walls o f air­ plane factories. On n scratch pad lie first drew tho designs o f tho planes the Kingtfoid-Bmllh used on' many ocean crossings nnd Amelia Earh u r t rode aa a imsvcngxj- on the first transatlantic flight. He. was born In Java] the *on o f u wealthy eoffeo planter. Ilia wife died 10 years ago.' There are no children. v* ^ White Christina* Probable ForMtch Driving snow storms t i a £ l A traffic fas weeternt New T l S Friday and large, sirtloaa « r t h e on the Cltya nation had aaeuraneq o f o ^ h l t . A. Christmas. | I .•tSanford baa entered mbra into lW -TU ||ti»,oaM oa IiJfi u lm » a T i g h ^ f 1 tWs yW rihO n It ever has before, stare aa lata as 15:30 P. V ' form ­ Mayor Edward Higgins saM, com- ing a firm base for tha-' whits ■ tlialn iy local mtrenanU for the 1lakes which rteebed' nfct* Irtrhe, on it wlU bo "on urn attractive windosra and Christman of depth la tho Labe Erie region. displays which l.o declared have Termed a "bltosard'V and' the B. prueent moment,” ho added much, to tha prevhlling w ont stotm o f the 1 see son, rV aid waiting In the Christmas spirit. hyf New Torh stats'- ttfcnp thM Germany wDI . During: the day and until <lata ere, the storm moved toward tty* nd wimt she has Jyat u t ' night.' .Chriatams carols have eastern sesrtxjard. . Ttaffie mi Mg ' to- Palatal. Ones tkaftiid UifMith the air from the principal cost-west tboiWUghfsrvs lutalspeabsee erected through ths lit HolUM and with x In1 lx. a> efforts o f local mercanti, and that ee a bues'ehe-w lll lbe pealttmi td tM 'd ” lot' of daraagu g M fn I Claim has been oe the down-stats- In New Yortr riMI to 'Merrid Old Btmlaitd.' What ■Owetu, much to th ejM Igbt e f the lifiOO men a urnmad Uii ttirik of is In my mind Is th el lt would be sxtltkd children who are Imbued spreading •. sand on icwcoVtreO fa r kriilu r . strategy at tha pres­ with ths nlinoet hysterical excite­ DftVtlTKntH. ment o f the "week before BanNew Jer**y, Penneylrtuila 'em) ent mofaent to throw the U. & Weet Virginia reported snSsr, also, A.’ hiiayf arid soul ip with Prance tM com**." . long lints o f c istomsrs thousands o f workers In-’Newark aad England while they are both strong,' because the awultlnr their turn at the win- being late for word when tieo « a n is n ot going to Jows; the Poet Office too, reports coated street* and blghWtftru sent If Germany wears IU . ureatest volants of business cans and buses tkWAhg * into and because of this volume a first truffle Jams. Tho *new -was not d M e J M Ib v In HHO U reported confined to the euatrnt'aoeatkm, however, more thou- sevub inches d erh e have Jteen workbig-ovor- covering the ground . gflglHmO tlros to serve the people e f Bans epolks aad e*tendlng'ovcd>Wticonfont us the volume o f outgoing sin and porta o f Michthgh. The and Incoming mat!' mare than doubled for the holidays.. CancelMthn mart face cllehed o f t leth tf-k f^ tit s tiiousande and every mconrtng r e e l1-1brought In- mate trash loads o f letters aud ,pu«h- with « ^ 't M ? S g a ^ P ^ s M e dahy. �**w. . f » x. v ivjf'nl ~ >n< «w> f N ‘ •»*h ‘ *.4••»%f> ll >^V* . ‘ . ,• / # . 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Hand I BILL'S PACKAGESTORE | NEXT TO SMOUK 1101’SE ; TKLKl'IIOXlS Si m m n r v m i* * tu tv * A itn u M ;^ f4 i* u !H i4 a r d a c M n t4 tL u o tr tM M m .* & % ,i ,-A> Oura Is the simple, old fashioned wish for you: "Merry Christmas 1” COLEMAN’S Office Equipment Co. Now when Jesus was bom in Bethlehem of Judea In the day* of Ilorod the king, behold, thcro came wise men from the cast o f Jerusalem, saying, "Where ia he that ia l>om Klnir o f the Jews? for we have aeen hia atar in the east, and are come to worship him.” When Herod ithe king had heard theao things, ho wax troubled and all Jerusalem with him. And when he had gathered all the chief priests and ncribea of the people together, ho demanded of them whero Christ should be bom. And they said unto him, "In Bethlehem of Judea: for thus it Is written by tho prophet, "And In Bethlehem, in tho land of Juda Art not the loaat among tho princes o f Judu: For out o f these shall eomo a Governor, That shall rule my people Israel." Then Herod, when.ho had privily called tho wise men. enquired o f them diligently what time the star np|*ared. And he sent them to Hethirlicm and said, "(Jo ami search diligently for tho young child and when ye hnve found him, bring me word again tfint I niny come and worship him also.” When they had heard the king. Ihey departed; and. lo, the star, which thy saw in I lie mat. went before them, till it came nml stood over when* the young child was. When they saw the star, they rejoiced with exceeding great joy. And when they were come into the house, they saw the young child with Mnrv his mother, and fell down, and worshipped him: and when they had n|>eiied their troasures, 'hey presented unto him gifts: gold, and frank­ incense. ami myrrh. And being warned of (lo t in a iln-nm that Ihev should not n’turu to Herod, thry departed into their own country another wny. ____ w m am m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m m M m m m m m m m m m ' GREETINGS We hope the Christmas star shines bright for you, lighting your way to success nml happiness during the holiday sea­ son and tlie coming ' ear. HOFMANN Electric1 Service Merry Cftrfetmas " v 'T o r Y o u "07 Magnolia j Best wishes tnr ,*i very Merry ‘Vhiustmas and a prosperous New Your filled with happiness Touchton Drug Co. -Tin*: A H —“ mm Wishing you a .-, k * * * ' * ' M * * * m m m m m m m m m r t m m ,* >m & a t4 MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR m itKXAi.i. s t o i <i ;m n ?i *4 m m r i f f f t ? sir* •* m is; /• \ FULL o f good HEALTH, good CHEER, FORTUNE . . . and good —And again the Christmas holiday is here. With sin­ cere good wishes for your happiness, we extend to you our heartfelt greet­ ings! and friend­ ly COMPANIONSHIP! A Wlfah* was never more- sincere—we simply say Strickland Motors Inc. . 100 Palmetto Ave. Hill Lumber Co. 213 W. 3rd 8t. m m m trnm M m m m m im m m m m m m m m m m u May thia Christ- HOIIMY SEASON mastide bring you the blessings happiness, may of and tho golden riches of friend­ ship Here’s to Christmas- May it * brinr you peace, joy and happiness. That is my sin, cere wish for you and: yours. . happy association b in d throughout ub in May happiness and ^joy bo with you tho on this most festive o f occasions. coming year. The management and staff o f this theatre wish you tho merriest of Christmases! : BLDG. The GenenU-Insurance m Theatre •Cr.' ■ . ■, , ii? ,/ ; i„il..i -------- ------- l ----. WG 3c k B f t ■. -tc. _ r vs'aust, y r �V V»* 3 . r X ****•{• *» »5r; i y /j •KO \k'VO j •fTt.’': K *» "« 'f v* i *> <••»v.c*^ ^ ^ »r «X y. <■•. * '■-y , i v* r^ ^ rizx x jK V jrz* ’ PL IATUBDAY, DKC, ta , i»»V RLE VERSE FCK TODAY tOD SPEAKH TO US IN NY W AYS: For God speakoth f, jrru twice, y*t man portofe IV not. la • dreamt In s on •of dm night, whm deep rp fsllclh-upon men, lu (turn­ ings upon the bod| therf be Both the ears of men, ond oooc •their lull ruction— Job 83:14- The United SUtee end-other American .countries are am oqr tho few remaining nation* In the world where Chriwtma* ban be' properly celebrated. An effort wlir^be raade(lh England afid Franco and the Scandinavian coun­ tries, where ordinarily Christmas la as mttch o f /i n occa* •k>h as It-Is here, b u t-itiw n lb o quite different/from the food old fashioned festivities. ! You cannot ftAVe.much o f a Christmas celebration when you arc at war with another nation and the expres­ sion o f "Peace on Barth, Good Will Toward Men” must be ghbora. You cannot confined <o your own friends and neighbors, the front, your enjoy Christmas when yodr men are o Jf ff at t! children evacuated to the countryside, :your cities shrouded in the darkness of compllls “ blackouts.” But in this connection we' should not te soros o f the countries o f,th e world, Christnu the war began, Ever since the Bolshevist* a pearance upon the European scene, Christina ill repute In Russia. The Communists have „ „ ---------_ celebration o f Christ’*, birth with such effect that the Day Is practically forgotten. Hitler has made the same effort more recently In Germany. 12 Is Interesting to note Uist It Is In those countries where Christmas has been forgotten that thp God o f War is now being worghipped. You cannot bully helpless and defenseless people and worship Christ at the same time. You cannot wage unprovoked war against little neighbor nations and celebrate Christ oh the same day. You get rid of Christ,, you forget Christmas first] 8 en you attack, you rape, you m u rd m The story of iriat, His blr'.h In the manger, the lessons of charity, hu­ mility. kindness and love, which He brought Into tha world, are completely Incompatible with the bllttkrelg, the bomb­ ing raids from the air. the mass annihilation o f heiress people, and the propagation o f hatred, snvy. ami bruUll.v. These two conceptions of society simply cannot exist side / <5 v*VlT nl » Jr ivti-**. > q » '-r^ -Ft* i « . ..< ■>• XY -e / • a VBt;"<.>vv I***' W # P «r C a a M f e ^ ' Used Fandlare At' \ FURNITURE Op.; Virginia, your little friends are' wrong. They have been affected by the skepticism o f a ‘skeptical age; ' They do ncg beijfire exlittle minds; -l 'All 1minds,»Virgin (ai* .Whither they be.menVf'br children's, aiw little‘‘ In this great utilveife o f ours man ty jT m efe insect, an. a i£ in his intellect, « i compared with the boundless-world about him, as measured by the intelligence capable o f grasping the whole truth and knowledge. Yes, Virginia, there Is a Santa ClaUs. Ho exists as certainty as love and gener­ osity and dovotion exist, and yoti know that they abound and give to your life its highest beauty and Joy. Alaal How dreary would be the world if there were no Santa Claus i It would be as dreary 'as I f ’there were no Virginias. There would be no childlike faith then, no poetry, no romance !o make tolerable this existence. . Wa should hnve no enjoyment, except. In sense and sight. The eternal light with which childhood fills the world would be ex­ tinguished. Not believe In Santa Claual You might as well not believe In fairies I ■You might get your papa to hire men to wqJ$JV - A CAROL rOR CHRISTMAS White »now In tha country lass, Ilrpwn snow os tho streets Doe u n you, mortal*, from all P'Si'i pain • And cold, sad frost, and olptL BMk' *' God bloaa tho matter of this hoval, In Russia spread across Its borders. • And (Ira him hMlth to hklo, Christmas cannot bo properly celebrated dhls year In { _ _ _ _ Al*d a gold pick and a oilier ohorrFranco and EngUndbecause o f the.wqr .with Germany. If i.G , P . P & X tO H T O : Ij o glitter at Ilia aide. tho war dregs on. and HlUer finally wjns. It mny- nevor^bc ! j j v _ _ -a ( K C t l f C JflTI* 1 \ Oud u n Urn wtstod woman hart rXobrmUd ’.here sgain. And the spirit .of the Child lu the Hanger msy b i banished -from thi« world. I, . P p n a i n n R v ( . dTliai ahietra In the glocin, And rlv* her sugar and tea that** cTtar. .. .. -•<And- firelight in her room. Dig 4 Railway, and the Walith Railroad In iletcolt, Mkh,! re­ signing from tbs. tetter in iOOU to go to Lorotend. . v lie was marrkd hi lsed to Lottie May Brock and they liars two children, ’ n ton, Earl . U. raalon, an ete.*uriral engineer (enncctod ’ with the General All; *b« Chimneys on Christinas Eve to catch'Sahta Cltus, but eveq If they did not Banta Claiu coming down, whit , would that W ave? Nobody sees Santa Clans, but j j r 'i f c n tluj. Xhere ia no Haro Y oar.C M ks SanU Did yob iver see fairtoa. dancing* mi o rqiiht y that’s.no y g ikwnrttw nf' Of course not, but out-<aava.no preof Ptnof that they are not there. Nobody can conceive or Imagine all the wonders there are -unseen and unseeable in the world. You tear .part the baby's ratuTand SCO -Whitt makes the noise Inside, but there la a veil covering the unseen worid which not tho strongest man, nor oven the united strength o f all the strongest men that ever lived, could tear apart. Only faith, fancy, poetry* love, romance, can ’ push aside the curtain and view and picture -tho supernal beauty and glory beyond. Is it ail realf. Ah, Virginia, in all this world there is nothing else real and abiding. Efot Q s n l a P l a a i a l FfXE..Mt_ F I . J I L. . I ’ No Santa Claus I Thank God I he lives, and he lives forever.* r A - thousand years from now, Virginia, rtay, ten times ten thousand Veara from now he will continue to make 'gll^'dhe heart o f childhood. Mm I Knows How JBWKLKR 108 MfgnotV . CHRISTMAS WITH OUR . FLOWERS. V , ’ . Y osr order . w i l l - ho carefully fllUd • .with froah flowar* o f dim UacD-Ml’. M i x e d Bouquets. Corsages and Fin- Electric Company ot Schenectady, afttr he t-is retired, 'Chief Pax] N. Y^ and a daughter, Nan E. Pa* • ton takL he,“would keep on work*, ton-of Sanford,-a tookkteper. Ing" at ■Cmotblnc,* maybe plan! : Chief rial tog lys boon a Mason a- gaidcn .at hi* homo on Via since 1SD0, bo te a mtmtaf of the Myrtle Avenue. - .. " Rika, Lodge and U the Past Op coding active duty with thSf Worthy' Patron of this Order of city Jan. I, Chief Pizteq bacomoqLuUm BUr.Ii i •' i the ftret City tmployfo to be rV When asked what be would do And give tho children sleeping 1)7.* there > '* -j • * , • . .A field o f 'ifaliclng grain, Ai VilIklng'/pall/auif tha morning s'-- air ?■ Killed with forgotten rain. -T iuim & ui Livingston r U j W C I t K f, tu John U. Imdld tax col leeit* year. SanU. Ctans stuff. If there one where did all these WPA Xt* com* from ! te Out prediction that 1V4U will an sensational a year from the ndpolnl of newspaper headlines rtetmaa built)ta* throughout iqilotv I*.reported ao ten perbetter than last rear. For w# bellivc Ssnforu can say, Koofheaaaw^.- - i U. 8. I* ahid to have soma pursuit plans* that wtR maka ntles an hour. What the i would do to the Russians some planes Ilka that! It hsa never .bopn oxrelied LAKE MARY rgan* ' partner Lefftngwsll i, “ I think see ought to 180,000,000 perron* In Itry more rope**. What IIIVIUMIMH HMIH III W»*a»a-» In the Poiltc l>c| irlnunt. lie will be euccec-lr-l • . n« Impcctor by Grady L- Uiuitan, funner fire­ man. ' Chief I’skIiiii uwmd and ope­ rated a Lrgc- machine shop In Loveland. Ohio, befotr coming to Sanford In UlO- In . that city N wai also rnenped hr ‘ hulkUng eonatnietlon, plumbing and MOCpil riral contracting; Iwtwaa a k o s bst o f tho city council, a membereftha Board of Cdurition and waa an officer in the rltyte steam ft fa. engine company, lie also did tho* surveying end strict wosk for the Ohio city.. . Born Oct, 30, 18S4 ih Remington, Ohio, ehtef Pa '.‘ on graduated from, tho Notional Normal University, of Ohio In 1M4 with a Bachelor of Science degree and then com­ pleted « course In civil snglneeo mg and drafting at tha Ohio State University. II* taught school In Ohio for on* year and then en­ tered tba auditor', office o f tb* Games and refreshments C. W. and B. Railroad. R* was HteeguenUrrhg emf shrem cm M ?ony o f Richmond, Ind. Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, tho teg 'fo r a f r e Weeks with Beans and John Evan*, nd Mrs. R. M. Balt had as aeate Thursday, Mr. Ball's iters, Mra. Grace Turner laa Lillie Rail o f Atlanta, liases Lillian and Rtbel o f Detroit, who war* to- To Our Ertyndt* And 1’WIUi appreciation o f youc emunora i^irohi ; j and gobd wuii? .vr-<,e, t ’ M HtomerN r>*. S eetL G row ers New Cocktail Bar AT JACK’S DEW DROP INN «u»t white Utay wsiteA V o ic e -V is ite d -rates to' refutl them are hi •sj dolbc (delnow tb* A||V| leer to that HWk HVf tel W f w * fton h e r driven the freighter In ' Use harbor at Fori Lauderdale. m we also carry a complete Uae-of Win** and Ltqaoia In department. Happihesa is in atore fo r each o f us if we Acoejptinfir happiness .le^Wnk behind opr lorrow s and disap­ pointments. Christmas , is a good time to begin anew and accept happiness with a challenge to k#ep it during the coming year. , '• -v May you have i^iolidAy season o f mirth • •w mu J>A&* V m m �< * * • -* + ? V ~f> - V * ‘ • ^ C )l >-.T»VO #> <V<T>C f y s L »*“ > • <t V V TH1 SANFORD HFRALI), SANFORD, FLORIDA » Officers Installed " In Eastern Star Mias Stewart 1 Social Calendar tsst Christmas iso red by the Phi sorority arill be 1'until 7(00 P. M. Armory. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Port have as their guests, Mrs. Fort’s fsthsr, Mr. D a^ o f 8operton, Go. Mrs. 8. M. Lloyd and Miss Jans Lloyd plan to Mend Christmas with 8. M. Uoyd In Talishassee. Mrs. Pannla V. Lee hss re­ turned from 8L Augustine where she visited her ancle, J. C, Rowan. o f . sympathy .and acta o f im during our recent' beM ni •« Mr. and M n . J. G. Watte " and family. tks up plenty of cookies to presented, to tbs first 10 persons L l * o tb* Christmas stockings. to "keeno.". A t tks conclusion o f the games, r patterns, to represent toys, the honors*, Miss Stewart was Ms and figures and then called to the telephone by Mr. McKay who requested her, his them up with frosting. former secretary, to look In his Ullng cabinet for certain records. On opening the files, she found the drawers filled with gifts which she o|*ened before the guests. The guests, all former teachers of Miss Stewart, wrote bits of advlcs which were placed on n “ bulletin board” >for the honorev to collect. Miss Florence MeKey then paseed around erfetaria treys to the guests and directed them to serve themselves at they usually did at high school. Coffee was served by Mrs. McKay after the guests had served themselves to a salad course. Invited to be with the honor gucet were: Mrs- R. C. Maxwell, Mrs; W. a McCracken, Mrs. Mary Stone, Mrs. Mae D. Fort, Mrs. M. B. Smith, Mrs. O. M. Harrison, Mis. Vlrgfl Smith and Mrs. Effle Durden. Also, Mrs. W. H. Stewart, Miss Ethel Riser, Miss Phyllis Smith, Miss Rebecca Stevens, Miss LlUian Dualap, Mis* Laura M D A ChltU-ndrsi, Miss Edna Chittrndeii, H A P P Y Miss Ruth Hand and Miss Cathe­ rine Tahnch. Ute dough; with the aid of \ jF ? y H E W Mrs. Ida McCollum o f Olanta. 8. C , Is visiting as. the gurst of Mr. ana Mrs. f . Hi' Trulurk and famDy. .Installation o f officers for 1940 o f Strolnole Chapter Number Two o f Ute Order o f the Eastern 8tar was held last night In tbo Mason* ic Hall at 8:00 P. M. with Mrs. Olenn E. McKay, Past Grand Ma­ tron, as Grand Installing Officer. Othet- Installing officers Includ­ ed Mrs. Eugene Higgins, Past Orand Marshal as Grand Marshal; Mrs. Murray Jarvis, Past, Grand Electa as Grand Chaplain; __________ _____ _____ , ____ and ____ Mrs. Walter Haynes as Grand OresnisL The Masonic 11*1) was decorated throughout wltb.Chri*Uv>« a lrangemtnta o f pt>Uisd\ttts; Ikfge baskets o f : MttRMHrtipnppeni lightest candlrsu. liifti / a . lighted Christmas l « s . . . P *.*HVI Mi it Mrs. E. C. Harper wsa presentsd a bouqtrtt from the chapter ka Kn-niiik Worship I:lt I •'! Wednesday prayrt etruco 51 V is it o r s w elcom e. CHRISTMAS . . . rlnhornlelj drcurntnl nn.l licht.-.l tree*. San. In Claus walking nn First Street Ihr time of gaiety nml festivity . . . THE TIME WHEN GIRLS FORGET PASTS FOR PRE SENTS . . . PARTIES ANH DANCES , , . ull sorts of swell blowmjtn . . . Everyone's light h.-srted nml gsy . . . let the 111 thruw back their hrnds nml Inagli Mis*__________________ Beatrice Howard o f Chlca*. ___ go arrived Friday to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Howard. Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Garner have as their guests. Misses Jewel «nd Margsrrt Gsrncr of GilncevlUe. _______ Stewart Dutton, Assoeiate Ma­ tron: Glenn E. Mi-Kny,"Associntv Patron; Mrs. R. W. Tunter, Scerrtary; Mrs. Harry Kent, Trea­ Bill Auhrman o f Wofford Col- surer; and Mrs. Fordyrc Russell, ledge In Spartanbunr, 8 . C.. Is Conductress. Also, Chaplain, Mrs. II. J. here to be with his family during Lehman; Marshal, Mrs. Phil llair: Organist, Mrs. W, J. Cowdcn; Ada, Mrs. James AlwmatWy: Ruth, Mm. lUntish; Esther, Mm. O. M. Harrison; Martha, Miss Ju­ lia Relic McClelland; Electa, Mrs. Rklnty Nix; Warder. Mrs. C. L. Hewson and Sentinel, Mrs. D. S. F I.IV , Ml 111:*It* I .l.'MI •il I I I . . i; it .it s i r t> " tp tiiM t * T in r im % m 11 P E R & Y C H R IS T M A S Uwt TimesToday RoytRogers » pL IN , 0t Death Work." It. V l». IT. C:IO P. M. r im in g M r r lr r l i l t P. X . T h e n w ill b* three r e e ls o f | r r - lu r r y on sa fe ty , J e ru s a le m and the H o ly I .a lid. I’raier M rrt 'n a r r i n r W e J n t ' - day . iinlns at 1:10 P. II. • n iu iiit o it nt i.s hapt*'- 1 1< t ( 'i m i i T U i t n r m u 1 ti«c th a n tlii»*s s is s u t t c i ••'tit m i n A r t h u r V . U r n h r r i: . . M ln liln Inn - t Jt»ls|» m il It J '. m p iM in lrn . H H H ilp l Hops* |w ;« f l.tllrr* 1, h i,• »ti.* 1 1 »jtt M il. II. J C h un ,*. 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BRAS—YES PI.r.NIV Jil'Alt Kl.f.KS- - ROMAN CANDLES ItlU N IA IN S FI.OWF.lt I’OTS AND Itot M I S IKK "S A l.l N EW S TO C K N IA T TO SMOKK HOUSE CHRISTMAS TREE COUPON Mlsa Mary Ellen Lasher hss arrived from Louisiana Htite University to spend the holidays with her p«rents, Mr. and Mrs. Lea Leaher. today to spend the Christmas liul< W / o V y 'V '- i ’r s l ’ Jiw slsjB sft ssra.’^ ££ ",r. Christmas I FREE SPECIAL. CHRISTMAS DINNER « FI BE WORKS XMAS AND NEW YEARS Mrs. Irvbift AacuReon and Mil* ld*y» with the former’s parruts Erie Benjamin are -expeted front > iaw «d celery. c s ie r y , ' mi m u s n ro o m s New York City to be the holiday Dr. and Mrs. II. I). Bmltli. andl •. a few almonds, served guests of their parents, Mr. and Um sliced — ,— _ Mrs. C. R. Hlabre and lmuikI caeeerute I* especially Mrs. Sirauel Benjamin. daughter, Marie Russell, of cam iota arrived Friday to spend the Miss Beatrice Keevil o f Port Washington, N. Y „ is visiting as holidays as the guests of Mrs. the g’ test of M n and Mrs. D. K. Bisbee’s son and daughter-in-law, Fulegar wbp a re , spending the Mr. and Mis. Hamilton' Hishc. winter here. * '* '* * mm ■ i ■ • Miss Chryste Joyce Kenntt ot ( h t t s lm s * Its* Mis. Mayy Elisabeth Neely of Montlcello, Ga., Miss Geraldine S. li Gi.<> Lakeland and J m « Neely of W|p- Lewis of Brunswick, Gs , and Mr. Sunds) Up' Haven w|R spend Chriitmai end Mrs. B- E. Hockley cfJiekm n lom ni) And.holidays with thefr mother, Mr*. vflle are expected to arrivr today M. Neely. to visit Mr. and Mrs M. J Mreks for the holidays. " Mra. Sadye Mosa* and children. Julian and Raymond Baumei, will Mr. and Mrs.' Biddle 8«ul will •pend Christ mat In Bfunawick, artlve Rondiy from Philadrlpbi* ta spend the Christinas lioliiUy* s. Haul's mother, Mrs. Giate.1 sweet rluK-uiiile Huddleston. Mrs. Haul U dress up touch, |u i«u civ A M m god as th* fotmer Mi»s sherbets. (T iH 'it ew tjin4 luddlcatatl. gtatc ntuie enaily F. P. RINGS k A llt-IIO M ItS Mrs. E. C. Harper Presides At Meet WISHEH.ALL ITS PATRON8 . H u sn u s: n r r i i t c iit n t H r l l y . •II. M a rtin ., p a sto r S u n d a y Bel.o o l l»:o d A . M. . . W o r . lilp P r r r l c r l l : M A . M. (V rm o n . "The Greatest Clift. In u a k i: li lio u ra v •• inn.* M t h i*rt**|xtt* tn 4It nm T Met to t lir v/ondrous la te a n t # . . m* l i t ) ite n io n s lra te I l.t ls . l l i n c y t 'lit ls I ln iiiM e u-i.n c- w h i,'li ••kp**u,11 Ii.im i I i n •p ir n 11.11 sir, | lltlil 111!'} :.„|H r s t iiy Ho Y E A R Mrs. E. C. Harper, retiring Worthy Matron of Seminole Chapter Two o f the Order o f the Eastern Star, presided over the regular December, meeting of. the chapter held Thutkdu. night at 8 00 P. M. in the Masonic A m ple. Mrs. Harper ajso made a report o f the year’ s work and wee pre­ setted a picture from the chanter and. numerous other gift* from her friend*- . r w' - .A fter the meeting, '• serial hour was enjoyed tat the dining ro*qi o f the temple w hen apple pin and coffee were - served to about 40 members present. ' Far the meeting, •.the h «t or y**r, the hall was decorated thtsaghnut with Cbrlstmsi arn a n ttw u . ,- « irtirK. mrn and womta—ckltdren. . AT THE CHURCHES M U S T U .t P T I S T I ' l l I'M t i l I' ir k A w nt O h Ml lllla m l-n r k M ru okt, J r , psi Minutay Mrhool » t l A M M o iit ltir W o r s h ip I I 00 A >1 T r n in in a t 'n lo n • P A C E F IV E G IV E Mis'. E. D.' Chi Edna ChlUendeo 'ai Chittenden plaa t i ] for Pinellas Faik, * ■pend Ckrtetnsaa A LJVE IN LAKE MARY HOMES AVAILABLE * PERMANENT Gift something she will enjoy permanently. Ind vItlusIt, stlred periiiainut waves wl ihs test matsrtata (ur pr..|rvtlui, of h tale. Mr. and Mr*. Eric Nordgren will have as their guests tomor­ row, Mr*. L A . Menard and aons. Louie and Dale, o f Palmetto, and M bs Marcella Menard o f Or- u fc Citj.HtUl EVANSDALE SECTION Knur m in t hoiiMt'. furiilH|u»il with nil iniproyenivtitn itiiludiiig bull), radio, Rttraifi’. water nml electric current. $115.0(1 |»er inutith, ready January 1. $3.50 To $7.50 EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP ., , <l*wn«U sed eperated l>r m s• hvelyn M o l . and BALCONY OF.BADYK'S— PHONE 1C FOR APPOINTMENT — — — — w h w w — w in I I nsn* s m n u J CHRISTMAS GREETINGS! DEC. 24-25 Select Your Beet G ifu From Our Beautiful Aaaortmeut O f ( 'y d « m c n — IteiR )n («p -m -A s«h M U -) C h erriea— PcttpcrA—a n d I'n IfA w . r m u i) STREET •* Four roonl'houno, all furniHlied with Imlh and RaniRe niunlh. GkYSTAL LAKE AVENUE Four nxinia funtiMlicti and K<iru«'.'. Swuet PuiiF—HunfiT; afnd Hrutps A •M VS- AiHitAJc C on i| H Include Orchid*— Valley and Camellias nOOAY Christmas Wreaths for Home Decoration and Cemetery *v A. K. R0SSETTER, FLORIST CELEBY AVENUE $I’J |ht nmnlli. LAKE MARY AVENUE .Seven roum 11011110, iitifurniHlieil. $15 iht inuiitli. GREENLEAF AND WIUSON SUBDIVISION Four ruutn house, unfuniisheU with batii and ' gufugv, month. TELEPHONE COUNTY 3603 iw �rAtfi w ^ Jr.t o * ■ •.•*>.> **fc*r-x V W *1*7*1 X T -3 * GREETINGS Wo thank you tqr your patwnage during 1089 nnd hope our aaaoclationa conlinuo through* LODGE & SON SEASON’S V GREETINGS m It’s an old fashion £ ? y. C& & JO ikryak ku£ d ill TT W I T U U f B I I I T oa o v . m o iinl j TO o u it MANY FRIENDS i f etw --.W e wish yrki a AND CUSTOMERS MERRY XMAS We appreciated-. your patronage during 1989 add \vc Hope to rod* tinttfl serving- you In 1940. Merry Christmas/ The old-time* wish for a Joy never ends.' CORRECT MEN’S WEAR Another year . . • that another Christman . . . may it bo your happiest and (.UMBER am) SUPPLY YARD moat Joyous I Tax Collector—Seminole County ,* Sanford Dqudney Mny eveiy Joy, ev­ ery happiness be yours during this glorious Christmas season and during .the year to come. TO ALL OP OUR MANY FRIENDS ON THIS HAPIM* fc&l UK DAYS . . . May the Joy and happiness of this Christmas season' stay with you throughout Uie coming year. We Extend SINCERE BEST WISHES For The Holiday Season Wo aro grateful for your corporation and patnoiage during the past and wc will enjoy servlfig throughout the coming yoar. ' T. W . Lawton Duiing this time o f joyousivess abet peace, we wish you this- merritest Christmas you’ve ever H&d, the bbitt o f health, happiness and prosjaterlty, now and in the future. May wo wish for’ you good cheer at Christ* mBs and good will throughout the Now Yoar. SEMINOLE CREAMEfttCO. KILGORE SEED CO. Ea»MMMMNaiWMMnfll»aHMIIMHa»a(NtlVM] * * ★ * v r r p i j y r i r ’ - T U A " ' '':i United Lumber Go. A .A ir fJ llilX U lil .a . 1 . i\ May the joys o f a season noted fo r its happiness be multiplied’ fdr you this Christmas. nvaswatwatMoswataswiwaiasaowwasNsafa Merry Christmas y .~ ) Merry. Christmas 710 French Avc. ONCE AGAIN WE SAY /T * m And Beat Widbefc Pot A Happy Add Prosperous New Year - Everyone! . . . and we do mean every one o f . our faithful friends who, during The years, have iwtronlzcd us so regularly, Wo sincerely hope ,\'y that we have nerved you well, and that in the future our friendships will Increase and our hospitality grow. A ltm an Chevrolet Co, ,Sanford, Fla. and best Wishes For The New Year Celery City Printing Co. M ay this Christmas seasoh bless you and yours with ail, the good things in life; may suebess,. happiness and health be yours in< full measure; “ MASTER PRINTERS SINCE 19*0" .(S jw r c » TO ( K n V N t V One o f the Merry Christmus to all and best .Wishes fci a happy and prosperous >Iew Year. pleas1- mes o f this HolidayReason Marry Christmas! An old, old. .. ..-A-*.'* with, The twinkling atara repeat Itt M m y ChrisRntU! Wo with y o* • ■*' t* Health, is the oppdAttlsiltii t» wish. each of odr. 'fWMh dhA-■ And a Joyfld’ heart to greet It I ’IV Onr Fi-i.-mU In Sunrord Ami - ., We Mfc»h do raft'UU* ,<4>| wish each o f ; you A W 1 Christmas. .V-v �V v « > x « V ,.. ^ I i-v C -. / • v , ‘. - v ^ 1, Af.sLrV - .’- K r - d :» s - » \» * - s > a .'1 a » ” - * * - f «•’ *> g f V * ' i v •; • tv , a kT* .'a»s4r>- . n * * - F ' *<> cy*- • tuTS « •. ^'TWS'IVT;? SATPRDAT, DECEMBER 23, lMtf THE SANFORD IIERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA' able olio for Ihc nightly spectaIsm . , Manager lo n n clli, oplimi.tic ow t tin? lin t iippioji’liinp non.ini. hImi |Kiinl< tn tiiv imisunlly prnmMug array o f greyhounds mm in tiiv kuir.iT. in n nig factor In predict In- n record •brcifcin,* tit *J l»*uitr«,:* I.i>t|>iii, i * . loot (radon. tho vom er ■tonv. Tv(* nt I* li iDii A - livn *> in IInx of inline |>lip- will rointiii.f tiiv Hr i unit. nicii. nlil favorites, and dog* tlml nave mail.' tinim-n f*r thrnu^lm D u a l i i « i. .l i i il 'n i ii U > p u r t iiion t'alifomia trnckn have bwu put through thcil* schooling pace* p u tio ii in tin - ^ iM li \ : " ’ n n l S Ii v v r H u ilf id ii D o r in*, W i l I 'a i. i already. Klctvn n erd iinvo been on- ' H in r l i . J a n . I I in K v 'i, t. n l i i a n miunml for the' o|K':iiii|r night m e Ml ( d V c e lil n f tn tu l lu g is t r . I turns for ln«t ycni’ i Derb) ; vor p rog ra m . The Tnmiruriil Hun.lieiip. cm- niilvmbly iiiniv than ii i.tii s' December. Tin’ I racing the vrcuin of the kennel- Oil* tilin' lu»t lists, Irutures the program of cotttr.it i< n f ii’c-fni-oll. mill tin’.. I* font in til in nationiil poll tore* art fur Tliur.’ilny night. Tin' Auivrirnu Legion Handicap, magazine.. staged In honor of tiiv opening night sponsors, will lie tiiv sec­ ondary highlight o f tiiv program. ORLANDO, Dec. 2.1-Tho Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, Inenlril near I-nngwood between Honfnrd and Orlando, formally open* for the fifth conarcutiw season neat week. The firainl Opening of the Longwood trark, for n 90-day rueing season, I* net for Thnrsdny night, Dee. UK, General Manager Waller Connelly sakl ycdtrnlay ill outlining plan* for tho upproach* Ing season. (irryhound racing, one of the modi popular Winter attractions of Central Florida, I* headed In­ to what official* or the track rou­ nder a record season of operation, Connelly said. The opening night of the ionnon,, sponsored by the Orlando post of theAmertcan legion thld *ar, In annually regardml a* t o «m a t i r o i K rn lM M r U m IK U h t a t i ; o r rie C » im » A OK N G M I M 'l.i: Vimi Mini nich of >"«» ,n, In ;i«*1111«•I Atml i'i < A U m in lr lr a lo r of Ilf l!A I TL L U K A * , ' CHALKING ’EM l IP W ith ------------------------------------ P H A I H . I R CHAT K FI l GREETINGS TO EVERYONE Robert L. Cox, Photographei • N V r .' ex len din g the uuisunV greeting* to you luitotl. Merry Christmas have u Ijotiuty of is ui>pi*eein A’ tl. T ho all opportunity 108 N. P A R K AVENUE TELEPH ONE pood hIiow ii us t" LIQUOR STORE Cooilial good wishes to you ami yours. NEUI BOTTLING CO. C. E. MCKEE Happy w New Year I .' K. r**.»i-* I ••••€! .w r it * : T h e rrffttln r . u u r i i l m rrtliu * «•( H i* ih n r r -h o ld ^ »» **f '*hr H.ti.foMl A tU u t lo N u tlo u n l ll.m l. »* i l l l»** lit at t h r ti i ii lv I ii i* lio n in H il l lo rd , r io t inn on Tn«, , «l i' J .iiiu o t ) !*. IM O ut 2 :Sn o t l . ' . k l* M . i" r flit* i l r r t i o i i »»f d g-.-.-t •.«•• in f i l •’ t ta iih iirtlo n o f M irl» < |li« i .*ilpr.t» nr inay |ifbprrl\ »‘*»imi* I.rf.n.* Ih* l l ' 1 t lliK ESSEX STUDIO servo you through lh o com ing yea rs— Is aullei* wrltlna. nn*1 tnunf atatr flu- | .1 « T ilt I hi?* y e a r of r r t id r n r o and |x>*t o lf t i# Cu m of the e l& liu a n '. A « J I l*n ntvorn to h r th* c ln n n M . r.q o r M t n t iiv y . n r t h t rnr.ie i t ' l l r o iP i vo id n r r o r d ln i; ' • liw F lr » i Fuh* c a tio n . fh U tin d a y of .Nov m ) . 1'AUIa ik \vi: h a m : a l r e a d y MAI>K YOUR I'lC T U IE \\ EXTRA PRINT nit KIIAMK MIGHT SOLVE \ n l It LAST* MINUTE I’ Rolll.I.M . • thing*. Tlu’ consideration you huvo a n y claims ami tfami ntl »• you, o r e ith e r i f yo u . m.i • it k u n«t the r if a .t r of I 'A I 'I . K A H . H it , lit e r an etl. late of t*outit), to the C o u n t) J u t q i S c n iln o lr C o u n ty . F lo r id », at o ld e r In the co u rt tt fo n l, r io t id it , w it h in r l r h t Ct tl.tr iti<>iitlift I r v in tti«- H i a- of I ml iiu lt llc a tlo n of I fit « ai*i Raeh c la im o r lU ttiith il littti * b is of Centra! Florida'* forvmo*! dial event*. Plan* will Ih? complete by iijriulny night to handle* tho nitripatrd rcconl opening night A tiift for your FriendK or Itelulives that No One Hut You C’an Give Them today. T hat you m it ic i: COUNTY W W IW W WWWMlIltMtlWHItllt Th* Tint o f it Tcrici o f Iio^h living constructed fvi •! colon:' o f retired r.iilnny ciiiplovri*. nl Lith-laml \fi« the I'tiaiio i f«’ t u ccrumou) nt v Mrh .1. 1. M'U !v nf ImtiUvillr, K y „ i*n hlcpt *■! Iltv National A-too inl oil o f 1!. WE H AVE THE .MOST C O M i‘ 1 E T E L IN E O F LIQUORS and WINES ( HAMDAtiNES A M ) . A u U I l E S IN SK.MI N'Ol.K f'M l N I Y to ' All o f our friends and customers. Caldw ell C A S H (ilU )C E U Y .A N D .M E A T M A R K E T jiO S W . 3 r d S I. Pham 597 w w *» m w k -» n vt « rx .*« xc w in JAJIIM. II 'ill IE*’ N i VI ' ll luiap tcalili-lli f iill'l I'Ll’ { ill*n»l ill linkllOH II You l»M* lirirtit •*i*l* nil ( <|i|ll«-tl l*» Lu I|t"l II|*|M .11 >| | Hit r tl if lii Jamifii > \ I I" ill*' Mil of •••*•111*1.i»< laL. «I|l»I ) **l| II till*. •.*•• I'uaMilt <?onrt of Hr mill' Hinlv of IT*.i l.l ». I*' 'I S v ls lu iM l a llllt T . Ill Ilia i Know no heller way to expres • lot dlvorrr. Tin* Snnford 11•*«al*l •• ih«* I'VH Mia|*i r in oft*' l*i. 1*1' -Ivill l*r |*lll»l •'ll* «l • •oil* ••••lllil#’ It' i It* WlTM.Ss. o I* I ht «.| ►*.i.l i*.*mI. « ini l ll.. i ..f. Thl* Hi* ?i"i •••nib i, a . i». tail our sentiments than a simple MERRY CHRISTMAS MERRY CHRISTMAS A Mi AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR HAPPY NEW YEAR •i TO AM . OK MV KkIi:\DS I SK.UIXol.i: i'«*1 \TY ANII A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR MERRY CHRISTMAS HAPPY NEW YflAR I.l*I us lake rare o f \mir ex­ tra Holiday rniuirciiiciils o f WhipDinu; ( ream ami .Milk. May thin Kloi ious Chritt iiu ih m u iu ii COIlti’lltm u ilt, l*rintf you lia|i|}ilK .Sd Alsmlon'l litrurl dial Ligand MERRY . nnu ifooil cheer. CHRISTMAS ClassifiedAdvertisements vc 634 111lie folks like ire cream during IId* Holidays too. . .,W E y W O U ip R E A D Y O U R T O O , IF I T A P P E A R E D H E M RED RYDER HIM DiE - - C \ i LV NiuCHC'.vjf MAM CAM H ELP H IM ! M IpSCELLANBOUfl W HEEPOM DOWkJ. r T H u M o e « / h im HEAVY F O R U T T L r BEAVER— BUT VUE CtOT TO SAVE X UM O U R PAL / m IT. J. KINO. ITumblag. Phaaa BO r e BUY. SELL ^ O B TRADE ANYTHINO IH UOVSEHOLD PtlBNITU RE/ MATHER A nC A P E , PHONE 117. HA*'E YOUR Watch rapalrad b> oa« who really know* boa Briggs, Jswalrr Magnolia At. ELECTROLUX CLEANER. Rod- WAREHOUSE SALE: Beds, drea11. A. Qaaaman, 317 Oak Ava. sen. wachaUndi. U bln, chain, WANTED ______ rocktrs, sectional and plain bookcases, countirr. d o cn sn i MEAT CUTTER wanUdVoT extra windows. Mslal sign I i i l ft. work. Riley's Market — Ralph W. Loss ing, 104 French A tv. TREE RIPENED Orsnjprf, Crap#- UNFURNISHED HOUSE, _______ wsli fruit, Ttagaftnao—Express ship­ located. PVimlshoi1 dooMoApnetment*. boats and half box** by mtat DsJuar. FunU*i»U‘ 4.rooa» Otvwar A Shipper thirty yotrs Apartment Dduxs. PuHtishod sxprrUnea. 0*1 your Christmas 4-room Aparlmrat, modem. Phan* MO. Ontais la sarly, prices on re­ quest NsUon A Co, OvMo. --------------------UPRlOld* PIANO.; first class condiUen,: m y cheap, cash AM. terms: Hums 901-J. ^ U iiu S T m r S S r iZ SIX ROOM housa, hath. Inquiry Jack's Dnr Drop Ina. AMERICAN OABOL1NE kr. Practically a r c , fin* OR SALE. Largs r^omy Garafa ApaRasanL 1200 MyrUs. Apply i . R on Adams 11U Parit.,^ i SSL. 553fJ4W“ “ LARUE ’ TRICYCLE, > ■tilAI^WM»M, i t tO . «xlm hall bcathqf • * * . 1)s * ’ - a. S<|" • , . y Tii Hy RAY THOMPSON And t'llAKLKS TOLL A F IW E VMAYFOR O U T P A C T A FTE R k L L T H TRO U BLE W E TOOK TO , AMYWAY, NOW THAT Y m THBOUC iM LISTEN) T V S TAJUEW A L L TH' F' M E S S O F F M .^ V O U I .IM TE M D -------- shJ B . /'W H O S A ID I -HEY**? J fl f * AX * '*4 �* j ** V. / i • f e u ® i ' r W l : * ' vaj U C C O , Wishes- New Year! m LIQUORS #Z% BEST WISHES ro* * ■■. May this .glorious Chriatmas season usher in a year abundant with every joy and every happiness for you. . . . \ loUywood SHOPS Florida A Happy New Year i^Kennel m m "LM fcr . 1& v ,\ r a i .till Ju t * u �T 4 » • • #• ♦ • y . r y - v 'f i j j i ] [1 VL't’ l J ,. r t - t d V tfii "t'■Tr.AH""'»i flt a fa r l I s T h* S em in ole Mb Cltr Affartl AM C ou n ty P rod u ce* More F ru it A n d V c g e t a b lm T h a n K v tj W sU r T t S im ila r A r e a In A m erica A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y . D E C E M B E R 2 6 . 19.19 Rancher Named Catholics, P p o t e a t anta, JewsAcknowledge Request For Concerted Efforts . WASHINGTON, D fttfl-— Christmas Speech BroadcastByKing To British Empire r i f i c e Everything SANDRINGHAM, Et r declared „ hroadraat In a Chrietnu people warp ytwlerrlay tKAI "prepare! |o In order.' tha spirit may HU mfdrsei o f Um saiplre pi* and to Britain'*..fighting Df* Iff, -Tt aadad <t martial greeting program which Included a mea- peaee and lh« nlkvlftt suffaring arising Archbishop .W jflF '?1'. tolt< daiagaU t i F V ja a ) nd". aa . the r O jwfcr b : f l f i l of Am»rillo, ; r t t V ^ U * ‘ 5 Y f r W dertt *•« »*• •isUuU •ssertUry vof ggriculmr^. A rancher, rsnchrr, h«*M * in AAA work alorc 1884, PtMl- ■’vcrisss” ^ Win U uilVM .1 rlrtnatty idtattaal ,to tka Mttan to TChriat, ■hall Ifnd u* urvtauntei The - Khig concluded chat by reading thl* from an unidentified aduraat - f aald to a naan. w»aa atood at the g a u af th« yaar.-NUra, me light that I way t m d aafWf to­ la the unknown, .and ha ratdlrd. *Ga aat in to , the darkitoaa and put yotir hand into, th# .hand of OoS’ tta t thAU bo to pan b*tu» to trace the gooUtion but O M tl'A aum Mid the moil* C ou n ty Clerk Gets .Ruling On Tai Redemptions thi. Tdaoa not a e oofn lU a n of M M B h Tayarh th* fatta Bhl.saIip.aaM STjItolhaiatte i U A X S tA W ). ChrlatnvU waa i tar fo r many I ; to, th* ntlfa lemptiona reea] County Clerk fro m Attorney ' G*r*ral George Coupcr Gibb.. > • * •. Two year* ago thi* month the G n t delinquent , ta g . Certificate, were cold under tha Murphy A n . Under Ita hrovlaldna tho-rUrrh*.rr, other than tha ownar, may make application 'for a tax deed to the property whan th# certifi­ cate become* two tear* old. If no redemption la Haifa b f the ownera. Home*lead owner*, howtver, are the exception . to thi* ruling "And whan' I apaak of the navy alnce they hart 10 year* in I mean All Ok man df th* empire which to rrdeom th* eartlflcate. whs go down to th* am in ahlpe. from th* aPnlor offlerr* dawn to our gallgat air fow*. I would ala* Ilka to *and a epeelal word nf greeting to the arttle* of th* om* i* mk'kk tdgU fi y e . C 1■/i VL a a 96 Aa Mwar-. ■j *•r, . v * s Over mpire ^M * * * j & : S3- V •- British Freighter Violent Deaths Sunk By Torpedo Are Reported Over Nation In 3 Days Australian F l i e r s , MeehanicsArriveTo ' Jain RoyalAirForco nin*, according In report. Ini'* morning front Sheriff (V M. Hand. Chief of Police T$ny (!. WII. liamr, hoapitul officials slid the l ii.' ft*<|>aitinenl. So (a rn • conl-l la- aaentahird. hot m «ingli* tinged)' or mvi.hnl tmirriil tin- Itvo-diiy holiday or llii* rtviuly Inti .cvrral who car rird llo'ir celebration o f the Yuletide to the Mipcrlatlvr degree Were m id ie d by City and County In'* enfeieeinent olficei . nn.l tlnirgcd with dronkrnne*. or di«nr.b rly eoinlnrt. The nfflet i , ir|>oiled, however, thut Ihete were only n few lourv o f Iheie dialiirlu ii limn on “ ordinary weekend.." The liitrlilitrlit o f the boll, hi) for the I'oliee lte|inrtinent ton. the at real of one luon on drunken tlriv nnr i barge., while the Slieriff** c frier rr|rortetl the arreil of ’ lo.lhi't who wa, driving redden Aa Soviet lainihcn* rt-lebrnteil Jnacph Slatin', birthday tiy raining death and ile-tiuelboi on llet.inki. thi. photo, gntpliienlly portraying the de-truetiw power o f aerial hotnht, uirived In New York by trana-Allanlie clipper. Till- wreekl-il hull.ling win nn apartItwnl houae in the Kinni.h eapiul. {Bate Agrlrultnral Ritenaion Berrico, Champion ranner. om ong, Florida'* home demonatrntloii, club women for 1230 are Mr«. | n ^ Frrd Bennett o f I^on County.« ' H, Mr*. I. 7. Hughey of Madlann. I Carol. Mr*. W. P. Sutton of Pinellao. i Hhrre in and Mr*. Mnrguerlte II. Miller I ch,twtmn. af Palm Beach county. <lionlr no kll.. Thurahy reported that I „„ 1.297 home dcmonatrallon rlut>| Kroun,| , women eahltiiled their H1' 1" 1, bumliiiit canned product, in 3-Jar ‘ Van Yet th for quality” cunte.ta in 2d coun -, that nfte tie.. The women do canning a ' „ f Coafli an Important part of their hom e1greateM demon.Iration work In club, or- ( Frrneh-B........ ... ganited by county home apeal .lege, larking in Entrant, .elected three of then „ f live* tbnt n he.t Jar* for eahlbll in county I would oani l conic.la, and the winner In eorb ] The cn.unllie. county’, competition hail her Jnt'j three luitbun mi entered In the elate contr.t. |Ihoii.aial: . (Mil llonorablr mention nlxn went p0|Bnj : „ n,\ to Mr*. John Boone o f Alaelnin. eauchl in ail Mr*. George Fowler o f Brevard, I tri|1 |„ Kinlaml Mr*. Fred Shield, e f Calhoun. I full .hark o f inn Mr*. M. C. Ilouaer o f Columbia. Th,. full alary Mr*. W. E. Orr o f Dade, Mr*. ||f« |„ |*1.Unil. t George Blahop o f D uval,’ lit*, hatanta a . well Mallle Poythre** o f Oadaden^’ unknown— may i op) for detia* Itheauetre* -a Jiadltiona Of ||,4m -Vj award of ansa over aaga naiad that Chi la prafonnd far thla eouatry will b< manth* to com*. ■When th* e< with Japan, ahI ■WT. HaU,» mpl with thla hang far il- .Irieaty by Herre N, J. Tanner, Pioneer j I.a rue Number Attend Oviedo RcKidenl, Dies Tourist ('lull Meeting m. M,, a ke nagoli- igthen U>* -Pamoele* U a «. it U ,* t»k*ay a# Red Long Range G u n s .Shell Finn C ity O f Viipuri tmas: Carols Sound Ironic Background fo r European War Ih our heart*," b* aald “ that * * are fighting agalnat wkkcdaoaa and thla conviction will ghr# ba atrength from day t o dag to paraever* until victory la in o n d a -A t home we are. aa it were, taking the strain for what may Ua aEcad of u* roaotved and eonfldeat W* took with pride ant |k.qhfr »-1—* on th* never-failing courage o f the Royal navy upon whMi throughout the laat four month* haa burst a storm of ruthleoaneaa and •uneeaalng war* :4 City News Briefs N U M B E R 106 Reported To Seminole County Hitler Have GoneTo West­ ern Front On .Visit Spends Christmas . On Christmas Day; Holidays Quietly WASHINGTON, Dee. 2rt - ( * 1 — Senator George W. Norris (Ind.-Ncb) said he would never •eek public office again nhrn hl> prdaent term expitrv in 1043. ■ After 37 year* in CongrrM, h* aald "my work la dona. My friondi understand and they wont a«k me to run again." lie had naM in provioua year* ha would not nin for re-election hut had been re­ dacted anyway. When a.ked whether he would yield to lurh urging again, he replied with an •mnhatle "No.” lie had one o f the mom colorful earner* in CongrrM and haa been a target o f vltruprration aa wall •a high rout ____ lionnra and wide eont mendation In 1017 hr wan one of a llltla band Gllbutterlng to deith WII* aon'a "armed neutralily" hill. Ilf voted agalnat Ametlra'a entry In. to the World War, and waa de­ nounced, evrn in Nchraaka aa a Itallor- Now 7ft year* eld, ha never had much tiae for parly Ubela. He haa been in the for*, front nf rongraaalonal foieea do* mandlng new ancUl' leglalatlnn, la known aa the fvlhr- ef the TVA and apnnanred elimlnalioa nf the lamrduck aeaalonv. lie la <i leading advocate of a third term for Knoarralt. Procedure >Is.OutUned In Messsge From Attorney ^vGencrnl th* (truckle oh which ifcf jhlh whaa RED TERROR IN HELSINKI ‘Veteran Senator De­ clares Work Done After 37 Years As MemberOfCongress Archbishop Makes Says People Reply For Pppe George Prepared To Sac­ C l o s e r AsaocUtton ForGoventmeutjRcligioh S a g Needed Norris Says He Will Not BeCandidate E a ta b lM ied In 1908 Newton J. Tannrr, 7ft, a pioneer reaidrnt of Meminolr rounty, d id at hla home in Ovnilo nl ft:3t' I’ . M. yeatrnlay folbwing >11 ill neaa of a yeat. A Iraldrnt of Oviedo for tin naal 40 yrata, Mr Tanner wut uom In Orange rminiy on Mai 24, 1804. survivor* art hi. dnughl.'r, Mra Levon Robhlna nf tlvie.bi nn.l 1. brother Henry Tanner of Lockwood, Fla. Funeral oervlce. will lie held at th* Klrat Bepliil Cbuiuh of Oviedo thla aflernton at ' 3 00 •‘clock With the Rev. J. N. Thomp­ son, pastor o f tha church, officiat­ ing. Burial will le made in lluOviedo Cemetery. * - Tim pallbearer* will lie W. B. William*, J. A. H aiti,. W J. law ton. Edward Jordan, J. E. I’artin pad Lee Wheeler. , ! | . 1 4 u B CIIAHKS TANK EH NEW YORK. Dee. 2* — (A 7 Mackay Radio yeaterday reported a meaaaga from the British tanker Dlxeove aaying the 3.790-ton vta•cl waa being rhaoed by a aulmarise about 800 mile* south o f The A tore,. Finnisli Relief Fund Reaches $42*0!> Total Raealpt o f three more conlrihv in the amount o f 913 00 bar aught the Jak»l of donations far • Flnalah Ralief Fund. handUd faugh Th* tlamld. to 942 05. The iateat glfU ci.n>i.ted o f on# «ck for 910.00, one for. 9200 on J m aingle dollar eontrlhutlcn. The tel a f the** amount* waa aeat day to Ih* headquaitera o f tha Hush RaUaf Fund la Mow York There were 2H in lYun.ylvninu and 2 "in Mu-liigan. Fire. iire*.uiili*il far llie la ., id 33 live., and 'Ifi im-ihhi. ilb.l id guil.hat w.iund., Siatren peMatu ehaad (b tiiln ia . time In lake their own live.. Thnn#».ec and Neu* Meiira meb rt|Mirlrtl a fatality I y fleering ami Conneetieiil and Kin.aa raili rrimiteil m r ileulli ly i*apo-iiii' Only in Deliiwnri- did ( ’hri.liiiii* come and gn withnut taking a life iniliraft-<l. lilt violently, renort nol. lead with III dead The tall by .late.: Alabama 3, Alitmia 3, Athnn»0" i , t’alifnrma 35, Culnraiin 9. Can neclicut 12. Delaware 0, Di.trirt of (Viluntbu h'luri In 7, fieoigia 20, Idaho I lllirid. 13, Indianu to, Iowa 2, hanaa. 10, Kentucky ft, loulabna 3, Maine 3, Matyland 7, M i.«arbu»clt. It, Mir hi g in 27, Mlnncotn ft. Mla.ia.ippi 3, Mlaacuri 9, Montana I, Nebraaka 2, Nevada !, New llainp■hlre 2. New Jriaey II, Nrw Mraleo 0, New York 22, Nurtli t.'atollrvr fi. North Dakota U. Ohio 21. Oklahoma 12, Oregon 3, Prnn.ylvahla 28, Rhode (.land I, Mouth Carolina 7, South Dakota 7, Ten naaace P, Texaa 10, Utoh ’ l. V*r mont 2, Virginia 7 2 , Waahlifgtwn 14, Weal .Virginia 18“ WlaWmain 7. Wyohtktg i r . i l n i l l f . 7 1 1 : | MM TALLAHASSEE- Dec. 2 8-G ov. Ftcd I*. Can*'* office announced appointment yesterday o f Dea H Redfem af Miami to th* Btata Library Board, aucceeding M l» Matte ilold.rmaa Whose farm *1 pi red. Harold Dole* of Jaefcaoo II9 IIM rlNU i l'l»M Rtissinn khim ttliollctl one of l*'iiihttui*H uriiicipal cities, Viiimri jlKM t Finnish mlvnrnv Info' Soviet ten*!lory. A Russian communique, for Hit* first lime in several tlays, clninietl victories, while in tli«* nllirr war n Ilrltiah frrigliter \\:*h lorpfittfPil and Hit* |«*r was irputtoil to luive wslkfd onto Firiirli soil during'n Christ* inn* Kvi' unit to tliF front. Wlnlo iniinrroiii oth«*r cltici wi'iv laidml liy Rnl warplinw, Vii|nni win |ioiindrd hy shill® from gun* tlit* Finns hrllcvcd to to* mImhiI L*f» milos nwRy, About I h null'** within Finnish terri* loty, on (bo KnrHIatt Isthmus. Tlir Finnish tiffrnaivi'. 1U0 mill's iioi ihm*l »f Viipurt, im-hotl In within 7fi miles of thi Murninti'k milwny, Russia's main northern supply line. Russians I'liiinit'd routing of the Finns it Jolomansti nnd SuomussAlml, lienr the midpoint of the e ts iiin frontier ChtMiuni calm Vapt fighting hi n niiiiiiiimn mi the IValter* F»«ml. >-«* Thi Hi ill'll htrhmer hr#nkolfMM was irpoitod torpedoed without naiiiinp. with the loss o f 14 lives i*u Christmas day o f f tti# Bi-*t r»i.i*t «if F.'ngland. It wq-* repoile«| in Berlin tint Itil lot n.mlil have made An tioy I.•««»-. t ft.i French guns as Ih iii'pirtiil iihntidoiied French •oik li t* iluymith in no-nintvsIimkI. IIo n wi»Ik0*1 (hioiigh woods lo Ih* iAlh'iiiF fiout line, tieriiiiiiiw none of their 11M*a|a• wa n i iiHtigetl in Fhristimi- fu-tiling, Imt French report­ ed ioa» t oriuv i aids were ieptllfM'll \o n di.iu fliers and medianit*- .'initi'al in Ki|k'lii)d to Join llie It**' .it an forre. lo ih* Foiled .States nit nrmy *•illilllIiKtl ill lire |*AUUllllt rsnol /Mira itiiiiriid i leaiante papers of llo (an hi.in freighter Uuesscl* •loir (•• ,i Mi iii'li prise n ew , (Ifpm ,i i.*rman diplomatic pro* le*v| 'I In * In I-1iiim |)ny rominunlqua ■■I llie i la einnmniid reported Finn* It ulute-dad tmupa light* n>i: "i* l.'oman *oil and reaching IllU'uld III*. Vilul Milrr.iHi.il rati* w-«y I.'..r. .<| ll»ii.h» frr.iri llaaaiwU' warplanca , fell i.ii maid than half doicp ,, Kil.iil*h ein n , artillery .hell* tx- , pl.nli.l nr »iu n ly near the front, fir Mine wj-. in progreaa *'. 11 vvr al plare* War did not taka • holiday. "Ka<d nf I irkau, military op* eralmn* ate taking place on th* oilier vide of the frontier," aald llie Kiimi'li rommuniqiie covering llie urtlvllir* nf December 24. It urn tin fin i official confirmation lbut llie war ha. reached Into ItII.* kill loll lb . -i utrm.nl also announce! Kiniinb i.-uilal butUrira .helled llie I’li.CiMl loii Ku.mlan hattlcvhlp klarai Tin- . mu. described minor auc* c».*in i.n orvaral fronta while ra* iMirl. fiein Vnpuri and Tamper* iiaheule.l h i Ituaalan warplanaa bail I ••« n -.bid down in Chrutaaa Day I lul« Mllilaiy ar.unraa aald the ni-li lruo|i> in the I.lakaa rector I C s s lls t fi •• rmmm T t s N j Rain in the north and seal khnwi 1 . iu nouth portion, all rnlder tonight' Wcdnteday | cloudy nod allghtly colder. Bareawter * Today ...... . ................... , Yeatrnlay ______ ______ PrecipltoUaa Ve.terilay .. . ________^ To ilale this month SANTA CLAUM DIEM Normal for month ........... Normal for rear ______ __ CHICAGO. Dm . ?•—(98—Hen­ Normal lo oat* ry Ferbuyt, 99, d M to tha Cook Couaty lloapltal yeaterday from bunts raeeived wktle playing San­ ta Claua Doe. 19- Ha told physi­ cians hi* artifkal heaetd waa aat shlaa* by a cigaret ha waa amoktog____ , . a �/ \ Sanford Herald k o i .c a s h i_ in: ax SMIlar R W 4 M US S i S i m S»«M W atm sctitpniiN h a t m ■* W n U i M A ltaw rt •• Alt maIIff -. m < > ml I t l l l A m a x i m as* aailrra ml '• S lin X a a ia li lav I l f i«t|m f ml I lM a i roots mil hr rt.sr.i-* far ■I rraalar atl.-tn.ii,* fair,*, . ■« lotas* Ilm M IH r llterrarafa-* l l m •mm. m n w a l Tkf llrral* la ll a aaO-a’a OrU #1 aAiiilLitm. S S Ia a ot* raalalator* a< Ibr U>|. a«l all Ira al Ibr raaaln wllb aria. rlanl bra*esrtu,a la *;blra|a aa* Roosevelt And A Third Term AFTER SANTA CLAUSf The President still has the country guessing as to whether he will be a candidate for a third term in next year'* election. The most reliable Information, however, la all to the effect that he will not run ajain himself if ho feels assured tha. the principles of the New Deal will be carried on successfully by'some other candidate. ofvJro Pnufdent' A r e Y o r k Times as saying that Roosevelt definitely docs not want to run again. They qualify this, however, by adding that ho might change his mind If the International situation should become more acute, or a iwpular demand should de­ velop In this country wjilcli h# could not Ignore. Republican leader Alf Landon is quoted In Washington Xicrry-fio-Rbundvk), indicating how the public may soon knap whn'.''RnoseveU’s intentions really are. "If he puta tliA igh mother '1>lg deficit sending program," latulon Is said toniaW said, "you can expec'. him In In* a third term candidate. Rut if he goes in for economy, he won’t AX PAYERS I COUNTY: <>o go on the Job at 6:15 A. M , .*» breakfast about 1:00 A . M , * ^ N l r b n hrrvlR a rr « I m r m r r u d . % W L E V E R S E F C K fO I)A ,\ LtMITLKSR KIII’ PLY My l t d all supply all ymir nm l» accordg to hi* riche* hi glmy l>> Hint frees. — I’hlt. 4 1U. AtBHtlH’fl ClVP.lt GHBKCK J From Uir Slrp l/iddrt» Ik e * iiiarhkr girl* uf the Kerch tbeion «• j^ . Stand ever.-alM t, gaslng will. atimg’Me* L7; Li , T roll (lii'n in ip o tljt Ibo'bplniilni Lynching In The South sciui* I In* f(lrnit bhdif l,ncarui>, your iltmi' ing flight Urings forth nu tumor aiigiiihis V . ftr | h o c # On nl| IhcJ. wide At-gi-sn. I’uiscd » swsrv, Glisi warship* Huong the ha-* hors’ through t In nig lit The - girls stand silent, hriHMliup -over Greece, Black wing* brush iiisibh- check, and nisiblr lislr. i ■—IIKIII .A 11 MAY / I'flKTRAIT IFmm t'oelty) I face <i lichenrd luck: 1 body a blanching hole i*r* eighty Apiils nest m thiiwh easwriuUi. lis.mots profound end free, Jvfrvd In hill und mroduw' lot,few men you will see 'alushlv es his shallow. -KENNETH 81.AUK AI.LIM ,* Ho hum I It's about liim* to .toy anoUivr liccnir loo for tho --------------------- ^ T ra d in g ut home gave Sanfnd ,111* best Chriatmi* season It lia* Iwd In many ycsis. ff.Jwf3CS?3t re — r-Patrolman - n — r— - (boftlnuui)g 1,100 a year. Far further Inopnatton vail at year nearest first o f socond slam Post Office, kon;' rv ■ A gioup nf warship*, .veering <>n<’ _ by onr, from the skim ■Dark sheduV’o iOMVp ... I'll* 101Oil but' Into the garden w hich. really cook, Jt Is m gffw n working men. By then It', or. Most o f the time time W their supper which Is of k n ow 'as much about course all at the ezpenie o f the I do obout and slrpl.r Is- not enough to « ^*Now ora have enough land at control board. I. was our Couftty Prison to produce light ‘ diet' when I ta enough vegetables to Inks Caro of Urn hospital spd that Ok' nsgit; also they could raise eho'igh hogs to supply the men tolled wh|to b o m . As it hap­ pened, I was working after 1 got ' have from 1 to I white out, at Dodd’ s Dairy, out fro*t» prime r s out there whom the Btgta does allow to work with . .' "V the colored prisoners. Now these dajr. t under* land tha food problem eras brought up before Urn Com­ missioners at their last meetiag and one o f them who Is a m end o f.(b o Warden aaM that was enough for an ordinary man to tiro on. I wonder if he had to throw dirt all day and had ta eat that kind o f food bo would bo o f Hr rnli| |« m twember erf Ikr I'rtM Mklrli In Mrla t+if ntlllird 1m lb* mmr tmr ff* llllfMlUn e»l Mil mrnm ll«|MilrbM MllM 4 N II pr mmi «ihrritlse v d l H I n fb l* m i m t n n N j I m i InnnI flfNI (SMhelUltr^ IrrelN. '» llft l* pHbllrallMl I.f sperlsl , OT Without binufit of mlHdirccted federal Bid, the lynch­ ing record throughout the South continued,to Improve this year. With the close of 1030 ulrcady at hand, there have been only three itersotm lynched during the year. This, WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN compares with hundreds sometimes reported less than a • y JOB HENDRICKS generation sgo. It is ulso three less than last year when six persona BUHINKHB CENSUS— Begin­ ii.allon o f ruin that I* gather­ v wero taken front the hands of the law and hanged. In ning with the first o f the year ing around." IIOW ABOUT THIS CIIKKDT both 1937 and 1930, there were right persona lynched. And there will be selected m m wbe start taking Ike business — 1 believe In America because in 1935 there were 20 persons who met their deaths at the will Census o f Iht State o f Florida, hands of mobs. This shows n constant improvement in and of the entire nation for that in it w# are free— free to choose the annual toll und reduces to nn nlmokt insignificant fig­ matter, to provide the Govern­ our gortruroenl, to sptak our ure the lynching record as compared with 25 or 50 years ment with certain information, minds, to observe our different I have been afraid that sums religions; because we 'are gen­ ago. business men weald not be as erous with our freedom— We It reflects no credit on Florida, however, that two of willing to give the information share our rights with those who the three lynchings which occurred in the whole South requested, rearing that perhaps disagree with us; because we no people and covet no pcothis year, took place in this state. The other was in Mia- it Is for some sinister purpose, hate ile's land; because we act no but I wish to assure the husli sisslppl. Thu reflection as a matter of fact falls upon the ness men o f my District that Imil ta a man's achievement; lit offkurs>of the law us In most states where an Improve­ the only reason for taking this ment has been noted, lynchings were prevented tnrougn Cni»us is tu giv* the Government certain hiforuution that It U proper vigilance of the officers. necessary to have and this infor­ There were 18 Instances this year whero lynrhinga mation will not b* disclosed tu would have resulted had they not been prevented by posi­ anyone sines it Is a matter uf tive action of tho officers, lly quick removal to safer ter­ official record. I hope that the ritory. or by a big Increase in the number of armed guards, business men will co-opeiate. ENGLAND WOULD LIKE 25 persons wore saved from death at the hands of angry mobs. • |THIS— t recall s good deal o f I In the newspapers last | .Florida should not let another year go by with the discussion year about a scheme which M r.' worst lynching rec6rd of any state in the 8outh. . . . .had worked. Joseph _______ Dunulagtr worked. mint, factory, fluid, or ssrvico In bnslnsu or tha arts, an sbls man, regardless o f class or creed, cgn realise his ambition I bccauso wo bars great dream*— sad because we bare the oppor­ tunity to make those dreams come true. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINA­ TIONS—-Announcement o f the ! Announcement Moko your plana now for the grojsteat dance of tho aeaaon. CELEBRATE NEW YEAR’S EVE EVE Lions Club Charity Ball I \ * * •. - Saturday* Dec. 30th Mayfair Hotel Adm. $1.50 Couple f lee Any Use Foe Ttshsu P R O V ID E N O W F O R N E X T C H R IST M A S out fur rendering battleships .In-1 visible al a distance o f mure| which i« the face of the oldest than gOO yard*. Of course when certificate ami bealimlng next this was first Iwlng d isc u ss e d * Tho Communist party* doesn't year the owner of this purlbulnr many peopla were skeptical but, M s "Gene With the Wind." So it certificate would pay IH percent later Mr. Dunnlnger was Invited le n t quite unimiinoii-. Interest the first year, 10 percent tu Washington to make a drmi Ihe rotund amt H percent there- onstratlon and he made n small •.-It won't be long now l-rfoie nftcr' until u ta* certificate Is al­ warship disappear under Ihe ey es •H this Mania Uluils stuff will lowed, after which the former of certain Naval officials, which M Jttsl a lot nf unpaid hills. nwprr will have no recourse, ac­ o f course Impressed them with y V s— 1 cording to an Intern relation of Its possibilities. Naval Engineers, r i’ K's eeo where Hiller s|iriit the current ruling. Added t« the|I suppose with the help o f Mr., Jlrrblnew mi the Strigf tied l.lne | ■cdemptlrn rusts would Ire nil In-1 y fe jW-oniler If . you give n fellow ; Dunnlnger, ere still working on rtdrutal rusts. two-that enough line If lie'll ham: ] Under another ruling b y the1 Attorney General, if the las c c r -, I if kale Is ttj.'cnmtsl by the owner at follow /taptnin . lYMlt * n hefura tlio expiration, uf tbu twu ig tim popular In tienusnpaid for the moult o f his Mihumilnr *r ssvsnt Interest ». Iln Irrlter go easy m lie of the sale ' Is lishlu tu gel Jealous ol ymton tu inctn t ;m *' • iHdlne, how. y lit Bvminul* T, wHaluly going lit Judge Mil-' Count; — — .,— limit fe tL cUnaoii fodder. lord It. Mmllh has handed down f* chlklpsa,* :Himmler says, a ruling which would requite the •titer y oa -'om married or owner to pay » percent Interest ' Tim Bin tu will take car* on the amount paid for the cer­ tificate from the data nf such cer­ S-fa spite of Its heukiuplry, war Init not less than & percent of the tificate - and Included In the Vr ifo war, irhli nr without Rally face value mt tho tax cortlflcat*. amount paid would bo Iho-eoslo of tho auction under tho Murphy Rand, the Golden (into Espooitlon t. "All I k-ik"s costs unit esa lm tit Francisco his decided to iwnses Incurred In obtaining. the The Attorn** Uoncral also ad­ ■MWft In ItltO for another areteh. Is i certificate." vised the county olerta that they H i t 1* the American spirit If a ilrllnqient las cvrtlflrslr will be "Jusllfted In allowing a for ItiJI arnsunlliig tu flOO was yperding, to a lied Army rpid tu a purchaser other than the tag deed to be Issued on a cer(tpWInbnlqae, Finland • has loti owner under the prevision* of the L M I soTillei• and Russia *,000 Morphy Art Ik Did* ather, 1037. mMhrt aide* Ut* war began, At and if the owner waited unlit now Industry, commerce etfiet that the sUtsd, "li that rstc It won't be long before to rodeoni It. tho errtlflcato would In the-rertlficst*! and agrkul Pm (ItaM Is nn Vana N I s Finds Wuti't have any sol- coot him tho amount paid for g - a homrstcad." |The Dak* Hem left. / It In tho tin t place and three t anpHcAilon for l» > f, *h< percent Inter**! from 1M7; the garUficoU must said, "I U------_ r_ . ..... — ) From th« standpoint o f tho owner would also pay Urn 3IN , L spared from seelag lb* cewum Umber ,pf turkey* cvneumrd, 'Mi* U k t of toy* and other gifts ■massed In department stortl, M.imbibur or family reunions u Mfedtad ty tnadsportallen fta-, j^ ^ ^ n s t m o s this y.sr was lb. JOIN IN G O U R 1940 C H R IS T M A S C ounty Clerk Gets Ruling On Tax Redemption : S A V IN G S C L U B MONTHLY PAYMENTS EASILY MADE W ILL FREE NEXT CHRISTMAS FROM SHOPPING WORRIES. HUNDREDS IN SANr FORD AND SEMINQU5 C O IO T Y ALSO FOUND THIS A CONVENI­ ENT W AY TO PLAN FOR TAXES, VACATIONS AND MANY OTHER NECESSITIES AND PLEAStfS»3. MAKE YO im PLANS NOW-HKBE AKE THIS CLUBS ' ■__________ . < ■ ' X" ■ Woekiy Deposit 25c Weekly for 50 Weeks. • 4, . • - , '. : V •f •• * \ \ ilt*. s t-iS ic #*.**• Hr 1 ’O & p a m 9B r Vi* V.'I > .;•* V /v �; > -4 •: - r Ptfcn Three Miss SfteWarK Honored Delta Delta Delta . „ Miami Ilorse Show 1 At Chrlttmta Party Hat* Christmas Dance To lh* Year’s First . t • *t * • *-f S ocia l A n d P erson a l [AN ADAMS, Society Editor Social Calendar PhiAipha Kapfcft Hfts Girl-Break Tea Dance WEBNKSDAY Woman'* Auxiliary * f the Kind Presbyterian Church will'roncluda ita atudy o f "Witnessing" from the aoapel of St. John at 7'30 I*. M. After tb* Icuron taught by J ir*. Julhu Turnbull, Dr. Brown­ e s - win hold a preparatory ow* vleo for oomiiiumon on Sunday. All memben and officer* of tho church1 are urged to attend. «*• FIUPAV Woman* Auxiliary o f the I»re»I'ytcrian Church will entertain the congregation o f tho1church with a party at 7tJ0 P. M. in the aoclal room o f the church. All number* are cordlaHy Invited to attend. Mia* Joyce Adam* be* aa her visitor for (be holiday*, Miaa Ne­ ville Turner o f Otnlo. Clyde Tanner o f Giinrsvillewa* the woekend truest o f hi* mother, Mr*. Je**le Tanner. Muc Huddleston or Jacksonville was the ChrUtmla visitor of hi* mother. Mis Nonyo Huddleston. Charles Chalkrr was the week­ end guest o f hi* parent*. Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Fisk*, In Jacksonville. Ifome OfMiss Truluck Jark Torranco o f Charlotte, N. C., tuts returned lo hi* work o f Ur spending Christmas with his par­ ents. The home o f Mis* Cccrlia Truluck on Magnolia Avenue was •ha acme o f on apvn houso at midnight on Christina* Eva for a number o f friends o f the lioates*. Uvcoratimi* throughout were in keeping with the holiday thrmo Old an attractively decorated tree further carrleil out tho Christmas tuollf. The dining ruum wh|ie jefie^hments were served buffi-t style Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peter* ul T-impa were the Chrlilmas visi tui* o f Mr. opd Mrs. T. L- U’Cun Her. Mr. hud kits. Buy Mann have u. .thflr burst*, their ajtoas, kUu Ellubeth Allen snd >Mln*|aui lvr», of Orltndo. MatUbn lw|lu«*,PrCT|W«lIiPt A 0 punch bow). 7 . . . . _ ,, Pioscnt were: Jliss Duruthy Mitchell, Miss Morllia TelfoiJ, Miss Marian Eitrldgo, Mis* Dor­ othy Wiggins, Mis* Marjorie Cog. Jjjfln, Miss Bi-tty litiM-nhium nf ,Vsytoim Beach and Miss Maiy Wathcn. Mis* Kalin-line Yeinhy. M’ss ElluU-lh Lefflcr. Mi>* Elirebrlh Dyson, Miss Helen Palmer, Miss Ub-da Dyson, Mis* Cathcilnt White. Mis* Caroline Hill. MU* Marguerite Ingiey, Mis* Jiladalyn Truluck and Mis* Cecelia Truluck. Also, John Hinternil*trr, Dutiahl Dlahop, E. L. lonry, I.estcr Phil­ ips, voile Williams, Jr.. It-ilph Jp-nii, Jack Giant, Bam Dlghton, n. (i. Hickson, Jr.. A. L. Myers, L M- Telfinl. Hairy Grlmball nnd Grady t'nllsnt,*Jr. And, Jaluiny Murgnn, Alien Wallace, Cecil llutls, Jr., o f OrI irdo, 8lms(rem, "Jack Boll. Robert Cornell, llUly 7ar)i-i ty. Albert Fin*. Frank Mcrrhant, DuU Kpps, Gcorgo Talbot, l*-u llrxenhlum of Dnytnna Beach and (liarlra line. klr. and Mr*. Audrcw Carr away s|»erit Christmas Day in PaUlk* with Mr*. Carreway'* paicats, Mr and Mr*. Joa Nksrtntctt*. Mrs. Lei* Hawaii o f Kieepoil III., hat arrived to spend the win. ter with Mr. and Mfs. II. J. L*h min. Mr. and Mre. Kodmin Lehnin-: of Winter Hark were tb* Christ­ mas Day guests o f Mr. and .Me Wt 3 Brumlcy. , -j • U r. and klre. George Cross ol Jacksonville spent the weekend and Chilatinas Day, Jicre wiib friend* and relative*. Mi. and Mr*. Bruce 1-nnry liavirejutnrd lo their houto In fit. Peleraburg after (ponding Cbrlslma-i with their parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Russell and sons, Jim and Dick, of IHrlwick, N. Y., arrived Saturday Uf|srad (ho winter mouth* In San CITY BRIEFS ai-Msliakni r » s "Achlsvement.** SPECIAL AFTJJK CHRISTMAS RELAXATION PROGRAM P p -Guy Wood ipenl Christmas in Jacksonville with hi* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Cuy Wood. 4)pen House Held At TODAY ONLY row r u i «»•# Mis* Emma itrndcrick* lire returited to her home in Pickens, S.'C.. afler *|M-nding *»v*i*| d»y" as the guest e f her school mate, Mias Olcila Dyson. Filial plans fu r the annual Mrs. John M. Kelley, ()w»n Kel­ Lions Club dance will In- made ley and William T. Kelley of at Um u-guUi busnu-sa muting ol WaablngUm, D. C , spent Christ­ the club In the Valdci Hotel Wed- mas E tc and Christmaa Day lit nooday night at 7:00 o'clock. Th* Tarart-* s* the gueala o f Mr. and dint* wHI be Ik Id in the Muyfalt Mrs 11 irty Cottrell Dunenn. Ituliil «0 lire night of Dev. U0Ur. uml Ml*. II D Murr*n and FKTK HlVBBf' AND CONK daeglitir, Bhlrlcy, and Mr. <nid ATLANTA, G « . Dec. 2 «— Mre. Juliii Vickery o f Pobilka, Governore B. D. River* o f Georgia and P. M. Vickery of GilacsviBc end Fred P- Cone o f Florida will Wrte lb*- gurat* for llir Ciiristnia* be honor guoal* at a Georgia Day workeml ot Nr*. Lillian Vickary lisrbccu* In Fort l.suderdalc, Ha^ and .family. Dec. 00, lliv*r» anucunccd yester­ day. ' ______________ Mis* Viiglnix Calhoun wrho at­ tend* Norman Junior College, JUBOK8 FACK TRIAL Norman Park, Ga* and Mb* Mary ALEXANDRIA. L i., Dee. 2 « - Calhoun who tracks* at BrldgrWanatrw wap*. Issued here yester­ boto, (la., are syrm^ng th* holi­ day for the arrest o f the rallie days with their parents, Mr. and Rapides parish trend Jury which on N*V. no returned 00 indict­ Mra. J. C Colhoaa, at tiieir hoaie ment* against SO parsons, charg- on West Third 8 tract. tox pallUcpi lnorularltles lion*ring Mi** Dor*thy Stewart, bride o f thk wrek. MU* Klim Meriwether entertained with a novelty Christmas party Friday a fn w B ia cd b m -boas* <mi Oak Avenue. PoineetUai, Bratilltn peppert and elhrcr beUa.*were arranged about the room where the guest: were ehUtiaincd and a large lighted Cbriatmaa tree completed the ChtielnUB dceoutiom . M iu Nancy RooMlter gave an inlcreetlnr reading on niatrimony, after which novelty con testa were played with M bs Catherine W biu and M bs Lenorn Whiddon win nlng pi lira. Miaa Stewart received two nov­ elty lumbev memory booka fiwm the eontoete played. Little Thomae Russell. dreaaeu aa a red oif to bo one of Sant* Claua’ hclpere, entered pulling u red wagon loaded high with gift* Fallowing the opening o f llm mlscelUneoui gift*, o salad course sr*j served by the hostess assisted by her BMthar, Mr*. Annie Meri­ wether. On each plate was a nut cup In the shape of o ilabity wed ding slipper. Invited to be with Mis* Ste­ wart, honor gue*», were: Mr*. W II Stewatt, Mis* Nell Stewart. Mia* Dorothy Mlthrll. Mis* M»r guarlte Ingiey, Mi** Lcnorn Whld dop, Mia* Catharine While, Miss Marjorie Coghurn, Mlsa Nancy Rosae(ter and kllsa Doris Jackson I C s s lls s .s r i s i s P S * , O sri Alto, Mia* Nellie William*, Mias had driven across the fnilltie' IJilian Adams, UiW Jessie Dur- and wrre within 71 miles of the drn, Miss EllMbeth Whittington. , Mutnmiisk ralUviy, over whicii Mlea Krma Doudney, Mias Kllta- ; red army Hoops in the northern both Pippin, Mi** Gladys Pippin. seetoi. must irevlve their rule Mias Joyer Whiddon, Mlsa Mary uidle*. Maltha Emerick. Miss Murii-I Although tin- Finnish -<niimi"tiKnox, Mre. II. A. Buajell. Thomas quo** report o f ye*teiibiy’< air arlluasvl) and Mrs. Annlo Mcriw-clh- llvlty merely said "lomlil .i- raids igaln t mililmy arras ileicivt special mention," some nnlitniy »b**Drrs sold Ibis imlii-4l<i| III, Finns nlso h*d scored heavily in air attacks against thu .MuimBiis'i uilreml. KU'iian nit iaids u ric ie|H>i1eii At Ibo home of the officiating at Viiuuri, Tuiku. Itiihlinaki, forpriest, Rev. Father Arthur Scar­ voo, Knuvoln, Tampcio und tiesi ing Peck, on Chrllsun* Eve, thu HrUinki today. (At Viipuri tlucc prisons w iio marring* of kJr*. Harriet J. Hullbln*. 68 year* ’ of age, to injund hy bombs as liusuiau warRalph Wllshir* Warren. Ml, wax Ida or rmiseil over the city fur folgjunUcd- Both members ot four Iniuis. Three hhirks in tin the wedding party arc rcildeiit* uf worker*' seelhn were dimueeil hy incvn-llury and high esobwivi Sanford. Mra- Warren was born hi lint- bomb- tine ltu*»iiin licunlier was triume, Oa., the daughter of the shot down by defense gun while i-ite Mr. and Mrs. John C- llauga- two fillers weir reported dohook,'but 1»* made her borne in stipy.d In , .'(iddlr Finland. Tin city aim was shelled hy lanv Stanford for many ytareMr. Warren is a native of r.ng rangi Itu .isn artillery: l Th rcr nu»n» Kunmimi wmplinH land, and earn* to San ford a few years ago. buytnp preperly heir writ* rrporlrU ahnl down in n hi j vjr lombini? mhl «l iv. •• and in Util vicinity. After ■ skort wadding It Ip, Mr Finnish inunUiou^ haw*. Ti*n lari:** Imihlhic*' •lain and Mr*. Waircn will be at home to tbrir friends at Myrtle Avanuo NCi'il in four Soviet .iii uV i k * IlHhimnki. amt Fifth Mtrrrt. Il MW* imt hiiiii’ di il I ii Attending the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. Clalcnc* K. McKee, if iIn’ii* urn* «ttty r’u» iulh« *. I’ nrnnflnnt«l rr|»--rt% i»I.m• I lh« Hr, and son, CJarcJur, Jr., Mi ami Mra. 8. J. Davta, Mr*. A.. 8 Itii-'i»li Jilntn* I*': **r% 1•r ill*- •#*»>’ Peek. Mrs. Lula Mlllrr, Mm . W an high ir» Ml. In ihiiif? -«n mhi flit •*. llio W. Willi* and Miss OuhVi Davis. «(iiMMlunhilir HH-**i lr«l: * lh»* l»Tlllrphi|i M.ii.it v\;»< (•liillrd mImhiI ihhiii fm *« k|***|i lhn<’ ami ul u p m l iji luin-r hy TABER NASH, f>lo., Dre- 2<L- mu IttltrrM’h «•! Kni\i*l'i (al IIn* (»P|—The thcruuMuclur plunged to an unofficial U below sero 8slurday la this north central Cnlo■ado innuulnin vlllsge. A snow­ storm preceded the tcmpcreluir drop. Mrs. Robbins Wed ' ’ ’ To JUIph .Warren Mi. and Mrs.- J- dS. Wilt* and family havo returned from Invt-incs* whore Uury were called l-j 1 Illness. •• Mr- and Mre. P. p. Campbell hare a* their holiday guests, Ospt. I W. G. Campbell o f Ocala, Mrs. tlOMMtte Campbell Patlln of A thavi Ba, N. C., and l anaU r R. C. Maryh*w of RobblMvlUe, N. C. in the Smith, Knot, West :m Ninth, in-cnrding -to II. II- Mil chcll. manager fur the South Klorulii Itnivc Association. Then also will lie nil rim from l nlui All thrso oie in addition to allow ho car* owned In the Miami^nu i Thru- an- expected to l«- I-»• 10 li'iil entries in Ihr show, iinskiiit;11 at.least thiei* limes at l.ng' as was oiiginally iVH-ctril Tin number of entries is so large it bus been nrcesrory to seek -iddithmai stabling lo nugim-nt lli.il now la-iltg eomplrleil iiinlei- the blesrhel* of the stadium. This an a provided HO stalls, 10 by 1.7 frit in sire, resting ft,fast to build mid u-ipiir* lug 18.OOP board feet of lonilK-r. Thv Oiange Bowl eommilteo n|>* propriatvil $2,000 tow'ird the con­ struction rinds, and $2,000 wnk nppri piiuted by the- city commis­ sion • Mr. and Mra. B. F- Ray of Un­ law Point, Go., hare returned to M f ham* after spondhtg th* (M a tm oa holidsya with thair son- ; You will look prnttlcr, ttd WAHIIIMSTON. Di-e. 2fi i/l>: —Applications for po-lma-ti i-hipill Floridu st Baldwin. t)kulmm|:ka. Polk County mid Putl Tampa will bo lecrivni by the Civil Ser­ vice Commission until the close of Imsincs, Jan. .V 79c to $3.50 IV E Y ’ S PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully Filled •10 Year* Experience l-rt»M*1 S t n l r , — if you Pltoiit* 201 IIiivi- y n iir iiii-lttrs* n ,m — w h ile y ou h a v e tim e llte holitlayt*— lo r the- Ssihuiiytiiuli. T ilt KSSEX STUDIO Robert L Cox Photographer ion N. PARK AVENUE TELEPHONE 576 H .W I -: T i l l : m u st- c m t r i.i.n i i m ; m IN S K M I M H .i: I III \ n DAYS! c v I V I /m A A I r IK M H T B i r i* is i <-j ii 1,1 ’ -I’ v ......... > \ r i- t'li Iltd- Itnnni ,\n, | 7 T iT s l4 iT iffl ^ l » n a ’ l»l'l a-g ~a UsJ. HENRY y\. RUSSELI. SEED COMPANY ••nURPEI'S 5IT.DS C.MOW Hill W . 1st SI. I'liiinr II \Ylii|)j>inj>; ( ’ream anil Milk. < l l n f Y U A T I .’ (,'UEAM VCIIQCOJ aATI-s COCOANUT—HARD CANDIIiS PEANUT HRITTUC FRESIQ OIK M E I.IiO N V IL L E UN Illlv C ( HIT' u f > O l i r I 'X * Ira Holiday miuimiiculH of O tllJ A U Also don't forget (lull l>iR and ywyt/kn\ little folks like ice cream AVK. atfON t t634 J during Ho* Holidays too. l« YUIJUS •iti uivEr h PERMANENT WAVE LUCILES JU S TEL l . F IR S T > T . ( i S A N T O R P C?> A Cksrl.hsd Gift Sk.'llI Nsvsr Fargsl EDGRNK W AVES * iC ltO Q IJ IK N O l.E A L T M A N ’S N E W Y E A R S P E C IA L S Olfl'WAVKB- W* Alta Pasture JNQ AlACillNBLESS PERMANENTS p ji A R C A D E HLDG. ' PR U N E 60« IB2U CHEVROLET SEDAN 1 door. Thin car In very cleun. Motor O. K. Good '1 ire*.__________ 11K1G PLYMOUTH DELUXE COACH. $' New Tire*. New Battery- Mechanicully O. K.1 Clean Upholstery. New Gun Mettle Paint. d ^WlMneit Florshrijug 1930 CHEVROLET COACH, fi gm.d tires Mechanically O. K. Clean luaitlc nn-.l out. ____ _______ New dark bluo paint. 1038 C H E V R O L E T D E L U X E TO W N S E D A N . 5 trood tlrea. N e w b a tte ry . O rig in al Jlhtck Duett Pu in t. T h is ta r an d runa like new . 1930 CHEVROLET Uy TON TRUCK (4tl» & Stake Hotly. Good lirtm. Mecl O. K. Thousand* of milcit of service. }0»/« / Ths abase tars K*v* k w s Irldn l ia ns 1040 Ckvvralrtn and here Lean ,-ccepditlaaad. Wr krlin n w Ik* siren•st rvcaadiliased s m f oar* la Sanford. Drfvr# r » » Lay La •■re la son tbssn racaaditiaaad used «srs. Hyghw Mirasol .|Bttipra/LLpg, minlo < IIAMI’ A t.M is \M> :-*<’( iTCIilv.-v - f •, v * l i t tk Fork Ar*.—FV*as* TIT Hr LIQUORS and WINES jroyofvr for all o f tha gay ho^day ocean Iona n -s a s l LIQUOR STORE tr*W ’ FOR EVERYBODY BEAUTIFUL— REASONABLE Mrs. Best’s llome-Jlade (’AN 1)1MS ’» CASUALTY GIFT SLIPPERS \u : cotfto hi and let one o f our . , APPLICATIONS Friendlys 16.50 Eugene $4.00 .jJjV- FI ID iliinitK ItliYN MAWIt. IV . Dee. 2lt tel**— Dr. Hurry In-ke I'addim. fill, senior lollrugur of Sir Wilfled tjn-nfrll, l/lbiadm "- famed tm-dieal missionary, died in Bryn Man r llo-pitul I'litistinns Kvo uf hunt uilment. M>U w ■ “ ■ -u: ym 'St ’ i N t i l ’ I I A N t T 1*1 IIS S E R V IC E ” Hi ill’ s iin it tv s n v MIAMI, |Ks :*r* Uli^dirvaMn p|n o I uml IhniiIv . Ilvlmr mam* pn<l lr mi: (ails stfranil:iF ^t*;>it,l»t be fill* I in tin* wind mi thrlr pa* MKi'. WVIImIh «•*»! cn-wil- llt»r » lo w i p OffklaU iii full ilrrvi in Ihr floHer-hmiketl judge** Mnnd Thiil’* i hniM* hluiw, ono i f lln mo«t culm fill of pportP * per Inch**. The f111*t h«»rM' hliuu in tti* I ’ nilctl Slhlfn in l!»|o. nml ptol" ulily oik* tf the Itrllrr **Mt * rf Ihr ymr. uill In* ih» Orniiirr IVi tival Horn* Show *liv«Iolnl i»t 11» ptndium on .Inuunry It, 1 m»*l Show liortei* -n«ijiM lly known l* lovers i f Hu* puort on* coinin’ Isd Bruthnsuii, of Ml. Dora; II. I , T olir ami daughter, Mbs ElriBry*ti Tolar o f Orlendot and t. i II. Mdnlyrr o f Daylnua lh-orii. 1 Dr. arul Mre. D. IL Slalliiigs 1 Dr. and Mre. J. N. ToUr. and of Lowbbuig, N. C., are th* hoi-1 non, Ralph, had aa their guc-^tr iday guests of Mr. and Ml*. W. f.. for Chrislmao Day, Mr. ami Mrs Henley. Tom Brolbarkoa and lir e LsreUy WUiiam T. Kelley returned t. bom* In Wsshiagtun, D. C. ibb morning after 1 visiting since Thursday a* the gurat o f Mrs : John M. Kallay and family. • •• v — - > Mr. and Mrs. Johu Matthal el, BgHfmara, Md., and Mre. klal-1 thai’s son, Biaatun Huntley, Jr., | o f Stetson University In Ik-Innd, | spent Christmas as the guesO o f ; Mr. and Mr*. L Grow. SPECIALS Thr Orlnmlo I'M iiliy Club wu» the arena o( the nnnu'l L'hnstn u t danrv sponsnrrd by Dvl'n Della Iteltn, national n r lt l Mirer* ity. lilt nicht from 1(1:00 nutil 8:00 A. M with musir by Gh-n Broom onil hi* orrhrelrn. A largo 'attractively drcumlcd ami lighted Christum* Irri- wns plireil on one *idr nf the ilnnru floor nnd other nmingcment* in kccplne with the holiday Ihcnuwere frutiil throughout the m u m . A I'u-htrd orrnnfTinrnI o f thrlr rinbli-ii in Kilvcr, iruhl uml (iluo, the soiutlty'* colons luiiiu*tl nt the louth rml of the ballroom. Soiority inrmlK'18 M ile novelty wrUt rorsngrs. Alt'tiding from Smifoid note MU* Eleanor Hickson, Mis* l.ticy Uouhiiltat, Mbs lleli'ii IMlmcr, M in l.illlan Adams, Mr. nml Mia. Arthur Zachary, Mr. ami' Mtn. Algernon Speer uml Mr. uml Mr*. Kintel.en Power*. Al»». Dougins Slenrtroni, Wil­ ton Smith, Allen Wallace, Mar Huddlrstuu, P. M. Vickery, Itrustton Pei kina, Chi lies Betti*, Jar1; Bolt, llrantlvy Aduni*. (iraile tillhint, Donald Iaimtor, K I- laincy. Bill Pnetlon and II. G. Hickson. ANDKKW CAIJKAWAY AGENCY [j* Perkins ALTMAN CHEVROLET CO Hanfnrd. Pig. ✓ �TU ESD AY, n Forlnaugural At Longwood Trade ORLANDO, Dee. II .— Entrlea distance It will be the ninth be program, fo r the Inaugural Handicap, the the track formally top attraction o f the opening Thursday night at t i l l night's m e t at the Sanford-Orfo r the 00-day racing lando Kennel Club Thursday the American Legion night, mrfll be announced to* red opening la expected to morrow, General Manager Wal­ ter Connelly o f the traeb aald today. Eight greyboundi, aeloctod Of the outitnndint iloja among tha record field or 400-odd fleet dog* now at the Longwood track, will be selected tonight Jfi go to the port for the .opening night feature. The Inaugural Handicap, for which a bandnome trophy la toppritr, among other award*, li tn hr staged over the futurity Team li Wins First Series In Current . Sanford Bowling Club Tournament Team I led hy Capt. I, Tharp defeated tram 7 three Mvaight flume* to win their first aerie, in the eurrent tournament of Ihe Aanford Bowling Club Ihia pait week. Teem • (parked hy H. Cotu, who rolled n total of 64a, and H r Scott, who rolled a total ef 644 for three garnet..In the other game, loam 1 defeated teem 1 two out o f three putting them «n-’ I, cno game hac« o f ua.n I whhli u in aeeond place, and team 0 de/mled team 2 two out of thn-u to gain a one gamd margin oeer ■ w i t d i , M a s s ' s : high I fam e for the week hy rolling a a r a ria ra tnr weak M r ’ *Hy -V ollln r 'tw*; Fenhlngx lugInlvldual Thura. Dap ft . mlaaed hosting the hlgheet game F ttr e e O r a la fa u rolled In thle tournament by two I. P. P a to u 111! 1 IL Hollar ! . D r. neo n till Ml ! Uhrlt Kaaaarman Eiirttald* Jaanlnxa ItJIl. Of Bale I'rll, W. .1. to «: II. Rof.a |(»ns, (i, It. to VV. J. I'rll ,i 1 ue. I.EGAL NOIICR M il'll li TO VHKItl'IvtM* I'mliAi* Lit* IKU b**l offtea aM rm af Ta Aaaaaaaa TV*l Wa H an Been Appelated |ba w c s t in o h o u s k r l i l m i a k i M M a n ba awarn to a> •ha Claim ant arovvl ar a I la m ay. ~rr-,. v . r . - a * % urfc^ □SsnSvsfU Ts.Z 1T.u M ir C tA R Tm t T A dm lnlvtralor a f Iba Katala a f M A flC H E LINTON D o r a s ,.4 dealer I Beoeaod SaatlC am aar, lae. * - ECZEM A BAUER RADIO AND-ELECTRIC SERVICE PH O N E.lt 11« M A O N O M A ^ B * Ml lilt *»fflr# n th» P otrrb o u N i| Flnrlti, wllhln H*hi »»!• •n«lRr tnor Uit from lit# lime of (he flMI |iiiLite•iion «*f till* not i t )• i ltlu) nr dtimri'l intltt I t i»* v iJ iin r . *n.i m in t m k p m .* p t .««• 1 * 1 1 0 -i.l'IK e (I n il |H*tl ftl fit-r A**I * rUrr » o»f Hit rlftlmnitl, tn l |.r pmitt n I«e fcy Ihf rl* mtn», mnM «.r M|f#ti»#y, u t llte Mima itlll |»* torn* v«oie| itiortlliiK to lew* ru n I'o h ilr e d r .ii M .it lit* n t h i I mv of |if e t mitt t . 1 9 3 9 it#•icm a it v w i :a m : r A e|tt« litlml r a tor nf I h f I ! b (>*»4» of 11A ft ft V * LAVT m N W I2AVEJH fit >*«|irt I JQUORS S ir r , * a LIQUOR STORE *112 SANFORD AVE. PHONE 9122 unfonHvable GOLD MEDAL P C FLOUR 2’A FRESH PRUNES Y 0U R J7A R PE N T E R NO. 1 tUAMoifb SLICED PINEAPPLE FltAVK M PELL A ilin ln la lr a t n r o f Ih e tC a ia la ut WILLIAM H PRIJ. t>ar,a.ad n o t ic e to ram rron a F r o b a ia larva I M X H T A T E O F F m it lD A C O I !N T T O F N K M IN O l.lt T o n and aoeh of yu o a re h r r e h r n n illla d and ra q n lra d lo n ra a a n l a n y rlo lm a and d am and a w h lrh you. n r r lt h a r o f you. m a y h a r t a x a ln a l Ih e a a la ta n l M A O C IIE I.IN * Klrrhhnrr llabo nolle r 1 r1: d STRAINED A M F ran o o w L ie n n . r n imoo rotla! weak andlng thura. *«< Ell Friedrich Hein Corp. to L. I. ' • . LAMinif. to mm u i i n i T Ju4|r ui KetninoU County, I*lor Me, Hughey. you, fit tilhfr of yon, may hu«» ■ Muiiibi Hear veteif of \Y|I.1.IAM fl. I'KI.U tit i rapeMl, u i* o( an tl Conn* l ) , lo lli» t*oiMtiy Jiolpta o f HetmlKola L'tiunu, ( l -ritlh. el hie o ffice In Ihe rou rl lioua* al Hmifunl. FlurlilAe wllhln eight relrntlMr innnthe from Ihe lim e o f Ihe flral publication o f ih.M nolle*. i: •< )• rlelm or ilenteml inuei he In writ* lug, nml run* I ntAle Ihe plepe of reeltlenrn ntol po»l o f f i t e EiltlrrM o f Ihe c UI uimiiI. nml m u-1 he e w oih lo by llir rldlniAiil, Itle bk » h (, or bin nlln roey, or fhe eame will be emoe v o d uncording in lew. Thle --- --I Mb . . . ---; day ui of irrrrmorr, I u o e U r , ifif. !• !• . K. KairMxa P aler M. Itr-r W. I.iiil e fir ANNOUNCEMENT I o t tela M tlM . K atb A U a or dam an* m a il b o In w r t l l i f , , M m «M • t i n tho p l a n • { r ib l i n t P eeb elo L ew ISX1 STATE O F VLOHIDA CUtJNTT O P .JIE U IN O L 8 Tnu «ue each t l w M are hereby B oiillr .1 uml r e f e r e e to prwsaal Mliy rial ION Mini Ilf lint iitlA * lilt It II. gvtrllaldo E. K vchhnif M M 'C otltfi » \ s ia u t Nortl-B TO o u t s ir o n s COUNTY OF You -Iml <*«*>! ui fo il m e lit-rcbr noiiria-il JOmI it«|tilff«| |o |tr»«fiil It. CUwoo s iw jfi tK .'S .-L isssrtS s; fram th« O m o f lb * t i n t n MIM* Reel EaUta Cenraynaeaa MeNanghtoo, John to John A. Grate ft nx. Miller, F. L. A Joe Harrohl ta Woodmen of the World. Miller, Emma K. A Chatter K. to Peter J. Hofmann et ox. Farllle, Howard et nx to W. Earl JiTATt; Oh » l.oKlit.i T»U I* Mi l C o s a tr . ^ Seminole County Court I Yf TOMATO JUICE There b acklom any exniae for offovlIng othCra with hautoab (bod b ra III) due lo food formaltailnn In the mouilu It b io r a y to make your bm ah twccr rr and more agreeable with Lbtcrfne, (lie aafo nntbcptlc. The Imklioui thing about thb oifon* live condition b tiiat nearly everybody has It at tome time or other wtihouc realizing It. Experienced people protect thrmaelvee by prgllng with Lbtcrlne Antbrptlc morning and night, and be- 2V2 HOMINY QT. MIRACLE WHIP LGE. SALLY ANN BREAD 2 for 13<r CAULIFLOWER tl. lt ll. unto lolly roll ad Tuaa. Dae. It. r n x i l i t III IS I 414 fhoratnn til YELLOW ONIONS tt z jr , 144 111 4!t grodlaata YORK APPLES GREEN CABBAGE Walah Falabarg te a a y . R K » " . u i / T iil“ !>iu Htbrtw language, featured oh* a f Unlecrtol Blblo Bon* dky b f th» Iltndrr Memorial hlethodbt Choreh at F t Plates U*t Hunday. Tbo Blbla waa pub* Ibhtd In t t l t and it still In good condition. H ram* from the lafgr collection of rar* UNITED LUMBER CO*, ij sfaXMVmrfc* sm m i a .J S i>,r*.lt?l| V a V ’ ,D,a ,»<|!‘ **< (too^Voo'ld I. FI4l,fh r r W . Jaaaloxa J. l.u d w lx R. Kaaaarman Total* S. lit iii |l| «*I ill jlt -U i ]i» h i 14 ) 111 ( 4( 141 H I 111 41T IT! I l l II I III a il i f ! in tltt •vn. TRAW ■ Marlwalhar H I 111 1*1 . Ilnll*r n Walla * l i ) 14R 1«v 1)1 ISO IM J«* VII )U W. In h rm in II I H I Hi lit 719 FRENCH AVE. m prance . — PHONE 718 BEEF STEW By FRED HARMAN RED RYDER W W O SH AD O W , Polk rounty'i cattle Imluatry now rrpreaenti an Invrslment of M. 1*1Ira 111 |41 HI HI $ 4 , 0(10,000 with 76,000 head of F. T> droll HI UI HI 4M T. Rallv HT III HI eol ratilo grating on HOO.OOO a c m of Improeed range land under Toiala * t i l 110 m i n . fence, according to county agent, UarvKa rolUd Thura P ro il. Paul lliiymaih_____________ _ . , TRAW X ClassifiedAdvertisements M P READ YOUR AD TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE WK HUY. HEM. OR TKAIIK ANYTHING IN IIOU8KlliH.il HA»*r YOUR WaUh ropelrod by •IIWNITURK. MATIIKU Alt* oaa who r a lly kimwi bow. , .t)AHK..PHONK 127. W. J. KINO, nom blng. Phoni W KLKCTnOLUX CLEANER. Rap. DAN DUany—SECRET OPERATIVE 4H 00PK/-rvE RACKET-r w W CLL OE* MISCELLANEOUS Ibiggo, Jawolir Magwalla Are. *26c b i f f W & W i <80T A L O T O F C O N N E C T 1O M 3 A C R O S S THE » • O R D E R -- W E L L aT M E H T S R E A L DOOOM IN IT , IF 1 T 5 I * 3* * , g- mi , r io m t / n a LOST AND FOUND LOST1 BLACK slpper pocket* book containing driver's IIeenti, fountain pen and person* al valuables. Return to Herald and rattlr* reward TORE RIPENED Oranges, Orapo* /roll. Tungerlncw—Kxprni ihlp* menu, boxis and half boxoi by Orowrr k Bhlppor thirty yearn OR BALE, Large roomy fornbhed •experience. Oat jpur Chrbtmai Oarage Ayartaunt,. 1100 Myrtle. Ord*ri In early, yrtra m reApply J. Real Adams 1111 Park «m h. Nelee. * C e, PfM«* lUBE, well v fo u d H T PIANO, flret auhb Apart- y , r. ['J l fL>''* ••*« u|3. ^v ■ . 1 hath, lngulr* 1v tonm �•< r* • \/ f i n f o r i It Tho Only CeMrti n t r t i t O ty Affording RaU, Htfhwn. A id W t(«r Traiuporlatlon Seminole County Produce* More Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any Similar Arm In America ■ ..........■ ■ -------L- • AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER -----LLU- ------------- Member Awtoclaled Preow .. . --------L.W B a g J - i - ---------------- — i f ---------------------------------8— SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, WED 8ANPORD, DECEMBER 27, ^ > ..I ___ 1 _____ ____________ 19.19 10.19_____. EttUbllriifd InilflllS Established In 1908 NUMBER 107 IM U C J L Hundreds Die AsEarthquake Dog; Track To Begin 90-Day Season Dec. 28 Four Lost In Plane In Alaskan Blizzard *\ „______ f 1NNISH REFUGEES FLEE IN SNOW FROM RED ARMY • Many Improvements Made 'lo Oval Ip . P r e p a r a tion For Opening: Thursday In Geneva As Most Severe In 2 Decades roops oward Red Railroad Ski Units Reported Lifeline To Mhrmnnsk In N o r t h Thr rtuusl JM « y racing ■«»«• -no oi* tlu* Kaiif r«l loh itd o Ken­ nel I lull will L,rin at th»* tvacW liVar li itpv.'ml TVu >d.iy night fial iiiri'4 will In* ht*M ulghth thereafter, i*xn*|»l Sundays, iinUj A p . 10. M««v *M|imivi iiunh lo the plant (•vo '.Mi' mi l * ifnr in r tin rpni’* «* n * » h- itip ill >•t out hi n tinr «*f i i Iip a ht lion oiik f i»rt r«» •*»'« a**’ *•»* »» * tin* oorth A N K ' U A Turkov, D ^ - rti f ml f tie* p i* 'ent grand ••• 3•«*« fii, •! I'tfaq V7.— 'A P * — H 'lftd rw N w ar* •land. A jp%,» » rt *• •ulrnlire **n»l l,,|,i*«*li llVwi'M n|| HllOW.V •epa’ nte p*i khi* n». * mil tc rr-or’ ^ l Vlilctl and whole I'iiiniHli-aSmiel l»»t !l?fic liN . piv% Mod far the Hilmvit patron* vllln«r<** tleatrovH bv nr ulm will tc etiviii tho race to* anil m»\v iniiH>-H4TAt>ii fo r ttio “ rarlbnuako which ahook I't iK oi * r i loml peaking syslcin H rilisli hh*M hromloiuMt Ku* TtliA addition V\n- load*’. officials — %rw»: i*ii it t o northern Aiuttolln. Four |0 |N»'?* tw o Wltl’H. Pilot rrtMl rhamlicra shown in front o f the plunc in >vlmli lie of tin* trmk »nhl, a * n leMill «f Hhorkfl wore felt In Ankara. Kroiii ropiMiliiiBon it wan ’vnnl pellthaid xxlikli have lis-u Accurate information on ami Ihrtc otliora nrr lost in nn Ainnkiu Lli/tunl. Tin* |»l:«n«* 1% hr* M made hy negto cilixens. ii'p o r t n l that a pirkod b a t­ Ihe damage cauacd waa not Moved lo l»o M»mi*wl»c*i«• north ol Nuhito, Al.i-kn :m.I im*ludod The puree* for rad** I wv '*/, l ' a ' g ^ l fur the nightly race* 1 talion o f Kinninh ski tro o p s ' |M ^.n ii^,,.n^ i |ay non .uni f l a i r Is iIn Q P rV P fl Immediately available be- among it* three paaaengrm nn* a mother ami her l(on»<•in won* ilriviiiK tlirougli R uhsIa baby track officials, expressed a belief! V a J I O V U 3 C I V C U tiV N communication* were dis­ In mi a tlrm p t to cu t th o :* 1 Itwit till, would ro*ull In keenrr i ■ . I T * * f I rupted. Official* aald, however, Murmnnak railroad, while new that reporta Indicated a major Soviet Icithuia under Stnlin'a per* catastrophe. C ity N e w s B r ie fs sonnl friemh were rc|»ortcd inaa*_ The quake’* center waa apinjr for new uttneka. The Fin­ ® parently along the Black Sea nish military command reported Tin* regular meeting of the rea»t o f Turkey In Aala. ltu««in wiin wending .100,000 more k l*th Cnmntispinit will he held 1 - Heavy damage waa r*port*«l In -oldierN to the front, anil exj in llir fil> Hull limiglti nt 7 ::tt Orda, Hamsun, Tokat, Amasla, S e c t i o n ' I'ri'NMil ihe belle! the Ucd« were { oVIitfk 117 Mrllonville Avenue; Mr. an d; . .. With the passage o f the dead147 Avenue, Mr and i„B. t Rivaa, and Your»d. Thousand* I leounlini; on hiM*ctiiiK Finland. I.eavUI. tree.... J !!*:* VI. . n>e.1 n number . wore reported to have nban- line for entrirnre in the Garden Mr*. \V. A. , .. i There of new ' Kdward I\ l.alie, pu*l presideiu I'lH-nmi plane- n|Hnittll> raidU \SHI\r.TON. Dee. 27 l'» ItiJsl W William* nf ( ) » mqidentd towna for f«»rinir Club’s nnnusl Christmas deem a- tiiange Avenue; -I * J • • kennel* nt the tiaik this year and ' gnd |ui»t lientenunt governor of I'he Ferlcinl Tiwdc l ’nmini-*»ion led Tnmpere, mi important munitlons contest yrstenlay evening. Hofmann, doorway, M . ' « •' •dttionel ahocka. 'som e of the old ones ate hark for the kin’iini* Dull, paid liihutr t t ity and liorolhy Kli-wn-t nf Son 1I inns ertiler anil other Finnish San LsnU i Mr* . another ses-nn. Tin- new ki*niu*1» i IImim* uh'», Imvi* fciVimI bn ptr^i- fi id were i«*ui-il u nmiringe li (••il.iy nimnioiiTtl Ihe iaauance c»l . eitieN, I.ui mitiinium damnirr waa t •The government, relief agen- Mr*. Harry lleeren. cltalnuan <>f Drive Mmris. tree. I 0 n \\eM T.rent 1; ,„ r||(|lr frOM, ,rnjifomln i d-Ml® of lln* Sanford rl»il» «*i«i an order ilitedin}* Jnki* Felt, rin»iin the office of I'uunty the committer In rnurge.f repoi I1 * cU » ru»hed eld to the affected i lepoiterl. ICil**ill leporterl only t ’ li.loiir :o IIn* r’ *ili* mil I't '-sloc'e •’peity NkinniNheN" in ye«terday'a mrnl In I ll • uigntiUnlhui in .nul C’ i|»t.| J.ilgr I.' W Wan- y,-*f.-nl iv, f •* are*; 100-260 miles rest, and e<l today tlrnt the club r^w ell- etli Slrrel; r. Te. Kouni u , » I whn«e ilng* h-ive uevrr MirnV F\r hnnire nl l.mden Slni».m, Avenue; | K|lir|l|(l In ll)rn. n Ilrr \ iittlwlli IIni •*«•>. of ilu* SuitaFlorkln In all Ihrn* rv!I E _ rtortheoatof Ankprm. The quake plrasrd with the number of en­ semh e. 1M0 Palmetto liphlintf, hut Fiiiiin ciaiined aevhn||, 2*» ... Ik,.(lll, „ Ilu* Hark „ , rk fo» fo, ;. |l I urnI pl.-iu. for ilo* min nn ■ Ut ntphiw, in cenr«* kit Inline, the end nitnckN were rrputaetl Icavnhfill b ’IiiipIun at \M*» i t l **n**l ar%vrol nr • wna registered on the seismo­ trants In the contest and Invited II It. Herb, doorway otul t.ee. I| lirokern|*e weclion of Hie Bohin-*tn 4 Ihi« «cn«oi, wi'h nn nvemge nf t-nlinn mahs*linti*t »l the weekly l.nm* t’lnli dance will In* maili unr TOO Itu-NiuiiN d«*i(d on Lake graph at Geneva and we* said sightseer* to make n lour o f tin- „.i-0 LRUre I Avenue, * 'rI’.ilimin Ad Suvititlo id be Jthe moat violent in SO city to see the outstanding dec­ Mir. Kilwnrii r. ■*I,,,J* •‘J" I* npnrnximnlely *J.ri ilogn per kennel. ! •mtier-ini'eting m the Yultler ll«»* nl tIn- n-guhie liusini-K* uii-etlng The older nho nnined file c.*i« of ilu•lull in tinVnl.li-r Hole. oration* o f the participant*. Chiu* atul reindeer, MO I wrk . ^ Vl|h ih(. 0f f irJ.| n,„ ning of the i j* • iwlny «.t m. n i rrara, / Finland received finaiiciHl conreinwhich -ell produce. In il Inniglit nl 7 :0O n'elork*, '1 ’ln Avenue; Mr*. Vi, L*_ Cn«|»er,^ ell-1 §,J | C | lemployment will | »e ntoviilt• • *if »fnti«lir<«l -umntnry of K* According to the rules o f the .. , ... - ... ’ ’ tiack, lie piovid> Timbre hours previously, e I rilmtioiin .iii«l voluiilecr fichter®. riullr mid . ’ illu'il pc'diicla |o IV* . ilauee will Inlieid in l InImll semble and tree S05 hast ; „| fnr npp.oximately |R0 persons, | ii , j t inin Intel national, Mr I une :old qtiakt ebook the Pacific coast ot contest, the decorative light* t’hriNlutUN week mini continiidl •«t h i’IiiImm* o|f the i Inti thnl Ki van loom of the Mityfan llolrl m imltiiluii! rtuiM* A- I c»„ Snnlo'd. , on Ihe WcNtern FronL Nlcaraugu*, on the oppoalto ride must be kept burning nightly teenth Street; Mr*. W . t authen I #n(| j, :>4 uni|p„ | w i| «ImI nl les*t Hutchison, doorway, 200u I’aik „ prn.pn, , hr. p wm gpm The niiliouncemeitt ul*o -n f'; Suturday night. it* ' j hud its im-rptiim with the nrfrom 0:00 to 0:00 P. M. until A fairly heavy earthquake also The British Admirulty diacloaed ( 'iMimieditieit from ihc«e conceiio* . inole Comity resident*. sni/Mtion of n elnh in Delrwtt, The entries will be Avenue. w m fa it'tod ay . at San Salvadar, Dec. 10. when received ly Fell were |plan® for n hutfr new minefield Alno Mr*. Frank I*. Miller, I Walter (*ontt«*lly, who lust year lirhigan, Jan. 21. ti'lfi and |hnl I frightening inhabitants, bat egas- judged by a secret committee Inl r d ill the warchoilM* ali«I l e d , lo 10 inileN wide and 500 mile* he i lvie oiiMnirnli. n lia* urown I lug no damage In tho city. It In the mesntlme and the wlnnri* ensemble, 241G Palmetto Avenue; w*** in ehn'ge o f tlie money room jointly hy hit concern uml l»> Vl Iloiiy from the Orkney Nlanda to was. the, K cond there within a o f the 10 prises will b e , an- Mra. If. Til Coleman, cnsriiibh*, |will aetvo n% mniiairer of the" it" a-* a , meaaure V embriife n total member ship of K. fatter A Fo., of .Memphis j Dover . StiaitN , . _ to >, with a membri-lilp m pounced the latter part o f (hi* 4rtt Mrllonville Avemie; Muriel track tin* year. Ilr o Imi re*alesi I |B|.r»7l ' I rlt ..u n ci HI |H*rrriil ..f It.r 1,1!*“ u' " rr' r' -"hmsrlne*. Il Knot, trer; 217 W i» t Nineteenth in , Sanf. nl during the winter jglorida f j i* I J . '’ srwsk. . . . .... , ^woiihl lie eiabh* .imUt .off the -Si tee cimv|>any*« -t«*rl.. Th»’ rlub nl Tnmpn i« the olileal Brown, I moalh*. f!. \V Sp«-ncer, lornl alThose’ whs have turned In Street; . ,Mr». . G.|fjf. eori-t and fiermli eiitfinf'Mnpplng Ihe r-ellmi! ronceriiN pmd Coupons st The Herald offlcl- Irec, j 114 1 Park ' Avbflue; Zltlali i lorney, hn« lieen appointed us m Floiicln, lir* -*unl. tultlim; th:il 'to move ill lelntive **nlet>. Ail f •omini"-ioit* ••• fee- Imih ••»• e-tminted 2iM».INMI mini-- would be N. Welsh, ensemble, BOR W. ' judge for ihe tarr* thi* season n im*ivi’i| il-* rhn*ie* on -lone, are os follows: • -111 inimIilu a te«old ii> him nnd o*i Its tiMiiHirJ f m i Mrs. F. E. Bolt, doorway, t|0I Eleventh Street; and Mrs. \V. A while >1.<x Johnson of Oilando hu* IH, |01!» Tin- Inipent Klin tilt .«ih iPPtl. Srewntoi niA oml m o went lie , iho-e rivohl h\ ,\|. F I'm lei A nl Miami oliU’li Inn 111 been nnpoinlixl ■'» nssoeistc judge Park Avenue; J. E. Abetnslny, Leffler, 102R Hibiscus Court.. Ill Tokyo, yoxemmeilt Y f f 1 I' i i , to lehlil denh'iN iiii .I no i * i Dr E. D. M> blcy is chief In l*ern uhil«% l he TIIiim ills* rln*i I* whirled raslwnid tiiday leu my a ! •m in A ho le n iv id u re-ulutinn j \ne uni • * lit I«> ,'•! to the lh»* ► ♦niilliwi tilth .1 memlni white blanket nine t•» IS mi lo*-I 1 .prelor for Ihi* Stair |from ilu- mniunix ol purl in merits*. fm lhr-r ioiiiMiiN-lt.ildi’eji over the old * * • In*t how l" j •*f 12 Tin* hiiL.re«t »h»l» m Kmnn* [n-kuiy ili.il ilu i.ihuiei 3'oiiNider Snow pnMtny o\ei M i--ouri,, in Inlet mil mnul in nt St I-oiiin WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-ilF i i e-igiimy low m , nnd ion the n \»k«n-*fi«, wwJ Mo., n hit h Im* ,i nu‘nih«’f>hi}i of — The White House announced 201, lie **aill. due tn hit (Ihi- hy uiyhtfull Vow J yesterday that Joseph E. Davies, HELSINKI. Dec 27 •/!*• — .Mi I mu- p;in| Inrh liihnle n» Fnylnntl'a rolde-t Wfithef thim former Ambassador to Belgium. Finnish lump- on the KnieBan Ihe chili’ Iit nl pte->tt|elll, A »* Minnn plumro.l the tempo* ilm • ® will shortly become % special s.1l-llimu- link*' hulled Kick .mother Tlirrr tmloatl- of thr rant iron rnnnelly, l * whom ivns piven ,t to 21 below nt ilo* lop ol .Mount v|s«r to SecreUry of Slate Cor* -rule attmk hy Busaiait pipe and fixture* to ho u-cd n larye nniHnil nf ernlil fm 11.«* Wu*hinu toil, New Hrmp-hiii dill I Hull on trade, war ami rexxh<* loll 70n tlend on the replacing the City1 * HMter m **.n J. W. Bril of Ijikc Monror, Noil Ilf ield, Vl , to* ot tint \ * , hot* w i Punernl service* for Mary fn'mill ion •( the* lm*HI « lull ei patrtatlon problems. I lee nf lit* Huviiiito Bivei* in nddi* from thr wrlln to thr pumping one of tho outstanding arowrr* of arol it wrn onlx five nbive hi IL*i Martha Mclsch, 8-yesr old dsligh------------------------------------------. . . ... . . ID2-V Davies will not relinquish hi* 1,1*1 I ion in h •my many yuu- and WARIIIMSTON. I 27 Jnnn-N <, Slmioii, Sr., set veil Bnusal* post until his successor ter o f Mr. uml Mrs. Joseph A. Reminole County, has tukrn IB0 1stslum hsve arrivc.l f ity l hi I *■'"• i Tin- iic ill *l..|.- \%l»i« I. itio piHHii’i -, an official cnmmuiii<|un •ihe M’tuwl pieNiihnt of tin- eieli But nn New riiitlaiid, the mid has been named. The portfolio Meisch who died yesterday sft- laeri-s of land near Sorrento, on ; H. N. Sayrr said today, i -.11*1 Xi tleitkix . The .Moment which i i ' vcl in 11*21 anil »ul «e<|ueni pre-elenlN west, and rout hue-. I xhlXeted. two i Cniiril Ktstr* l.ino* -o.iglil reportedly will go to former Gov. ernoon after a short illnrs*. will which hi- is selling 100.000,000 The Itu-Ninu- uttueked ill lo ic e ti..n»f<-r lo I'niMnisi.ian n-gi»liy George II. Earle o f Pennsylvania br hrld at thr Holy Croirn EpU-Mrtturr, tomato, broccoli, eggplant, yexterday !• thr fli»t ol an or are in irrclei •*-« f«-lio\vw #J*. L 1In­ winter atronrhold- reported "heat | n ,,rr month- «i*o will he -old lo j nt 11inter man. Sukkola, Kuija and who M said to be President Koosr- copal Church Thuraday afternoon and p ’ pprr fdanti to br »o|<| thia drr for nrarly $-10,000 worth of ina*, K. M Blow nice, Eihinrl **. wiivet." Tempe 'iiuie- won* ill i M orxveyian h*i |»«.in»i* ii if Ihe ! T oIo.nhuIii Everywhere they wrre at 3:00 o'cloc'i with the llcv. I season. |pl|»e sml fUturca. vrlt'a first choice. i I .file, T \\ I iiwInn, She man 20 10 nheve in .Muhienn and n -ki 1 I'loiioii- nioii yive- il 'driven link xvilh iuMivy losses, the Assignment o f Davies to thr Martin J. Ilram, rector, n ffirlst-• Mr. Hell has been in the plant , Meanwhile Inc three dsv hi .-ili> ' l.lnytl. .lohn I• .linkini*. Fieri |{ Cimiiiiuiii<|lie. eov e iiu g activities o f | apptoval business for many year*. He Is rf,1a>r’ 1 I1 ' residentjsl appu.val »l 1amWilson, A i Fim, \V. II ZachUlal. m. State Department, where he will Ing. ................. . II. | A|.phi-nii..ii- (or |..-iiiii * . m.ii l«, : !*•-• 2f>, . hi.I Iho dly-hpoiiBoml WPA piojrc* ry, llownitl iixerliti. I( M-im n, one nf the largest shipper* in hold the Utla o f Special Assist-1 y h, child was born on Keb. there was no snow I ' *h lenipei |B<.|| 1119*111 I•• the Noilli A 'lio ’. it'l Tin* iinni*uheeniei»t snitl the vkhicli hat lH*rn nubmitUNl. f«» Smifm»l |l«iinlnev, Willfer s1^. I ole- ulilies were I .-ill-' i-Trau>|» it t ..i.i|.u..) *it. filr-l will. | 1 *r.i. * * ! **U * * 7•, „ again proje-ctwd I8 3, .uended locsl Ploiiihi and sells plants to grow­ It.r pli*i'«*.« of arllulUd 8UatM.Busolan Us.Bu.slsn raUtlons I rfhooli unrtl , hr time o f her er* in tiforgta, Suuth Carolina, the laying of Ihe pipe. Tin* pM*j- lllflll, II -Wlitrl I'. I.r.lip, N I V ll, Fnuit wammi’ - u«-n> i -. O.l lo I ll.e rontons*,on . . slei.lsy. 1 lie I ill.-.., il. m... lime guns mot five mto aharp xocua q itvlfM l talk lllnesa about n month ago. Not ill Carolina, Virginia slid eel left thr Jarkaonvll! • «»lfa**e niitl II. 11 < nsuc’ll focus m and r Ilu- Fnilfonm. >-•-11 .11.1 ■linek (In fs. 1 wo luuks were im .easel- I.....* Ilee*, loti op sll .'•* I.ibI w«ek for Ilu* C’«iil» il i nl I'rrsitl* ni l ' iK\ii*ll. who |•**#••I* Gulf sluriii u lii|.|M-.l hi. that Hi* 'AdmlaUtnitlan plans tc Survivors are her father s n d l,,t,r11' Huriila. j full ml lo arrive In time t<» §fri ap niol.ilire.1 iiii.I nioie H.un Ml prls* 'ilu* iis-iil •-. Iii \ low I.Hiiisl A m r i desl m an sternly with |h* Soviet mother, Mr. sod Mrs. Joseph A. I , He cKpeela to clear his landI by f|(,, -lilp. fimo i.pomling lo 01.1 I s w.’Ci lakell, it siii.l. eil over Ih** Ifmt no*«'liiiir *»f Ihe f.eexilll! tempi iulii.es nl New Hr- I provnl l>«forr the ChrialmaN ••••14- elub for iIn* current year, »x * Unlaw.' Ualaw.’ i *.:> i . ^ lean. Meisch o f 1R05 klagmilis Ave^t-J*"- J selling the plant* by Jsn. ilaya 11..- euiiiiiiuni*|ue sold the Finn, war tones .Pi no istimaIt aav* i |ileaner I ” iu>* niutn* epprecn»;on*' ,ijdc, a brother, Jo«-;»h A. Meisch, »{’ • He ptan* to .tart shipping Know Wna IM inch, a d.-cp ,.l Tile Maillimc I..Illmission :it desl rojrd 2U enemy trucks at .Sifialora Andirwa amt *l,e|»|i»*r lo the fAuimihtec*^ crnl offit inU of Ucw' of tita 0 « f t :r swahwrrkl, Jr.;’ 'grandparents, Mr. and M r s . , FO*. I. and c o n t W rinyt. n, N. M.. o.-.. ll.e eeoler ..f one tin..- i.ppiove.1 ll.e I’suairxii' l.iil.*a in mid-Finland where the rnrifsdwiii.r.Htamgvlr, ' lit John-MHsch, Sr. and the follow*I “ "l**1" ! '' un" 1. .APrl *• Suffhclw.jt and Congrrsamaii Joe Ileni!n.*k% the rluh f*»r Ihe '’splendid rn- Ihe 11131-37 ’Must ImiwI." t’ri.p e» isu regisliy <v.|iie*t Imt wilhhi'd (igliliup lias lieen eorrird to Ruthave nlniged their suppoil Uwar.l, ,Vi',V-r*ViAh lurinp the year to* bar perl. ,nld Hie >n»s ......1.1 lie no *4ld that D a r i* would-take ova* Ing bMtea and aunlat Mr. a m t ,^ '1' / ' **r‘- •C**1 | sinn s-.il ami two tanks at Suo‘n »'• securing prompt approval *.« Ih. M.rVril ........... ........... 11.- .1- immense In-nefil la. ll.e » lies I il I. formal ol.lel at II -uggeslioii the V. Work now «f I’reslilcnl i;«s.«e.* Il Tn • o|-> 1 mussuhi.ii, :.ls„ mi the essterri proji-ct in order llmt wora .h > r„ (1Kri,,„|.l„,| | - , . .-sstem nnd eentuil KnOsnam front. plication limilly was wiilnlrawii rBr £ 2 ^ l v w ! S BcT c ’ Iv 'm K i lira. Dean H^nllh p l«'M K, r| N'or,|K,..„ |,|. , r|.Tlh(„ Hklshoms. L * f i y y dlvisUm f Ch^ Mr. and Mrs. Ed- " « u planta, 10, " • r‘ imniKilatrly.________ Tin- .omiiiiini.jue said Hut it A Mai .time I'onimissiiai official SM .tel.D a. An.ee ^ 001.W". each „ f lettuce, tomato trialing Am rr munn Mciocn ni nuvuoni mm n _ . n*» prealdeiif for the oii«uiiik y n r i I’lsnes were grm.mtrd nl Si said lie l.n.i lo. mfoi motion eon- wo- 'Vellum 23 Soviet pluurs were •*»•«!. «.n u i.a if . r n»e ...•'mi-r*. la.uis, ll.e renter .if ;l.e st.iiw reining Hie Notlli AHautir lbs., sl.ul down mi I liristnua" and that *■ would Mr. and Mrs. John Meisch, Jr.. W UebT K r pl«% dyed miltiniirtl suppoil fur the sli.rm llivivy min fell in il..- poll ('ouipuuy, oH.rr ihau 11... I Ihe Finnish An Fnrre lind auf’ LJS.V JK i'a aald h* o f Sanford. Ix-ttei till lit of the rluh S. nlbeust, 2 *.il inches nl \pn it w*os i-olupo-e.l of Nor.vigiao ferial l.o losses in Monday's largeThe following will serve as I VUitors nl toikiy'n iiicetiiuf iii- Inchleuln nmi 2 n; nl M..I lie. scale Kiissii.n air raids Five of riliiens. W , L m c. r " }r ,Z Z : "shipping '"th ese clllded 1*. K. Simpson, form r WASHINGTON, Dec. 27 - Idb Ho- Bnssinn planes were shot The ships roven-d l.y Hie appli Snow, piling up in Hie eentrnl bo asalgned to Bras- John Iv*vU*itoberti A*? and"*W* P**,,U- T,K‘ P**nU 11,0 Parked — William J. Barker, r f Set.line, member, who h now a nirmUr of Jonn^lvsy, R ihert Ast, and w . Jqq (ll ,|l(. bundle. HI* orders will region o f the null'UI, helped to ration me Hie I'li-si.leiit Mar.ling, ilusii l.y eoaslul iMlterles tho thr Newhuryh. N. V. club, I. T. . i ..miui.ple si.id. has been recommended hy Sena­ A. Adam*. Hint American Tinder, Ameiiran MerInvolse the shipment o f 30 to 3S tor* Andrew* and I’cppar for ap­ Kelly rf Maiiana, Kenneth llry- relievo the soulhu. sletn 'll.e roriiiiiuniipie said that Rus­ rhaiil, Alltel lean Fanner, Aim riBurial will be made in the rarliwds of plants this season. Bowl's drought Tuesday night :.> pointment to Kerlernl Judge of nnt of Thompson, (Ja., Joel Field, winds swept ll.e Gulf Evergreen Cemetery. Slutes (MU linnkei, Ameriean Kliipper sian air raiders who tmmbrd mure Another group of Sanford Florida's southern district, an in­ Archie lletla of Hanford. limn to different points over tha rsusing one denlli, severnl in ri.il American Inipmler. Prcxident-ehct Nordgirn anformed person said today Thr appli.-alion for transfer to weekend, s.veial times flew low Juries and some properly dnm nounred that thcra will lx* a meet­ H* wcuid succeed Akrrmsn, who i.isrliinegiinmaj rivilisn*. f’nnamanini. regislry also ii.rlu.liai mid ing of the committees in charir* age. rrtlrrd last October. (lie I’ rrsldent Roosevelt, hut this Most of Hie bombs, however, fell Heavy mins drenched Hie Gull vrssel ha- t ,-<-ii plured in si-rvire from grvsl heights and caused Barker formerly practiceri kiw l ° f arrangement* for Ihe statewide in Jacksonville nnd has been Judge | mld-winter conference to U- held region, also bringing more relief to llrrniiuhi coniparallvcly slight ilainage. Contractors who are Interested .Hub-irening tem­ of the State's 10th judicial cir- j J»n U-IB, in tke Valdes H. tel lo farmers. The company received permis­ the proposed City ordinance cult sine* m « . ; "**« . Tue^iay night *1 7:30 peratures hsrassrd Hie Fust am. sion frtm the r*.iumi*sion rcce-.lrk would levy a Urease o f (DM II* is a graduate of the Unlver- i« clock and also that therr will tie ot^er aections. ly lo opeisle to I lo Iy ill two . all contractor’s doing business ally of Florida. I n meeting o f Ihe boord of dirt-cKnow 14 iiirhes deep at Clny- f.first liners, Ihe Manhattan and ht Sanford far the first year wrre Mr* J. I . Ipgley, Attomey General Murphy said i l®r» at hi* home on I'JOtl Elm Ion, N. M., st 12 at Boise ('ity, Wmhlngton. requested to appear before the chairman for the Hsmlaole Coun­ recently there would be no ap- Avenue Friday night, Jsn. Okia.. and Id at Guynion, Ukta. The gnvi-rnnirnt. Hie Cinimi-City Oemmlmlcn at Ita regular, ty Tulwrrulosls and Hselth Asso- polntnirnt to the Floridi Judge- ginning at 0 00 l>. M. was nailed a “ rescuer" o f ex a.on said, has mi mortgage, claims meeting fat the City Hall t o n ig h ,t elation .X Generally fair tonight spd announced today that wi­ ship until after Congress con­ tensive wheat plantings and a o ' other obligations sgnin-t any at 7:3d .Vrlock. ,lder r * the -capable management at vene*. Then the President would probable protector against "black of ihe vrss.. , winch tsculd t'C Thursduy, somewhst colder to* be: Tho ordinance which wilt be Mias Mary Wiggins, tlm girt* of billiards." Moat o f the T ria l r»o-. to the N i'w igion Cuaspiny i.igl.l, scalterrd light frost in in* submit a nomination to the Sen­ placed an Ita final reading tonl Phi Alpha Kappa Sorority took ate. ____________________ Panhandle w*a covered with from The rompane I’ ki the Feutial- terior of rxtrrme north portion. provides for On annual fee o f In $40.94 for ChrteMna* Beals at one to five inches o f snow. i l / Act and pr-aid»ntlal piorlam Bara m atte for *U contrnrtrr* after the 1 downtown booths Dae. 33. The officers of threa Masonic WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.— (R1* A general snow peppered Kstr ations issued under it “ have m.ul« Today fa) which they must pay tha 28.® “ In Iwhslf o f the Association,’ — The navy advertised yester- Lodges will be Installed with ap­ sas and snow flurries fell in it Impossible to employ th-'io tea 28J Mrs. Inglcy sold, -| wish to thank d*v for bid* fo j clearing and propriate ritea at Ihe Masonic Wyoming anil Montana, extend­ sels on their regular run undei X'esterday I ____________ waa drawn up at t only tho gMmhara o f Phi At- grabbing approximately 4#0 acres Tempi* tonight beginning at 7:30 ing Into the American Flag and there does Preciyllsllaa Missouri. The fall the request at tome o f the iurol a Kappa for their laterest and on tha south end o f the la*1'1 o’clock. Past Grand Matter Ralph measured 10 inrhet at Goo.lland. not i ppeor to he any other route, contractors but has drawn oblec. rd work, but also tha eltlsens iljd o or se c.u s in which they ran To date thi, month ... at tha Banana River, Fla., II. Chapman will serr, «• install­ A0 Uqaa from others and-the Com- o f Hanford and Seminole County oc profitably op:rated." Bid* will ation officer.' • Normal for month .. ri-,, , 1.60 mission desires to settle the mat­ Who so generously tontributod to Naval Air Station. Hub-frerxlng temperatures and The clubs whose officers for be opened at the Jarkaonville, II the Con'Minlon approve, the Normal for year see, -ease e i A i ter at tonight's meeting, accord­ lip sIiccms of thq sofa. snow prevailed In upstate Nhw Flo., Naval Air Button Jan. 4. Ih* coming year will officially York and the Ht. Lawrence val­ sal*, tho v.w*cM v ill be dm rated Normal lo date __—— • 1.13 ing U City Cloth H. N. Beyer, Proceed* will be stood for diebegin their terms at tonight* brtween N "ir k and Ixuidon ley. The mercury siumpeu to f BROWNSVILLE, Tea. Dec 3 7 - meeting ar* the Sanford lx>dge Temperature, and New York and Liverpool with fJPt— A search by airplanes and No. 82 T. and A. M. and Win­ !$ at Buffalo, 13 at EastporL juiund call, at Boston. High Low Ruin groper ear* for bleodhoueds tor two missing hunt- ter Park Lodge No. 238 P. and Maine, and 18 at Boston. • President hnwevelt w»* askr.l Dec. 24 ..... ....... 7883 S o MfUrtod with . tha lad yesterday with the dla­ A. M. and tha Monro* Chapter Bheridan, Wye., had xert rhout tha «**-• application at hi* Dec. 26 73 t| 31 iprtod * f id their bodies, apparent- No. 13 R A. M. Refrvshmenis will weather and It fill to 0 degrees n u 48 t ronfrrtnr* today and re- Dec. 28 ____ ___ 70 ’ bv a single charge ot be served fallowing tho mset ing. at Havra, Mont., 13 nt Denver, I'led that ail ha knew abut: It Dec. 27 ... 78 S3 30 * i b £ All Masons wore aalandad on Invi­ nnd 17 nt Boise, Idaho, and w ,e what he had seen lit the NOTE: Readings m ad* are newspaper*. MlnnoapaUa. tation to stioad. daily at 7:30 A. M. r- . „ — t Communications Are Disrupted Additional Men Massed By Stalin Quakes Are Also Re­ p o r t e d In NicaraufniatSan Salvador British Disclose Plan • Fnr Minefield fiOO Miles L , -10 Wide Ktwams Lunch Fruit Exchange Ordered To Stop V iolating Act ^"jfhifh rniihir doga tTiii b# Accordion Selections wa„ poinini ::rL'h ln^ ' l r Arc Rendered By • «" Klizabeth llnrkcy ; ~ [Jake Felt Of Memphis Kails To Observe Brokerage Past t;n„ . Number Enter Christmas Decorations n m. m m vv if n . i C o n te s t, Mrs* H s r r y H c c r c n i\ ep orts „ , , „ „ ... . : : U . K £ A t Presidents i ;l Snow Storms And Zero Weather Hit East O f Nation Joseph E.' Davies Named To^ost In S late Department Funeral Rites To 150 Acres Being^pjfgt shipment Of Be Held Thursday Planted By Local, City’s Pipe Arrives For Mary Meisch Man InLake County U. S. May Sell Eight Ships To Norwegian (iroup' ___ J Isarker Said To lie .Slated For Office te "?/ Contractors Asked To t ~ u . . " ’i J T S 3 'S’ T.fi Discuss Taw Tonight c,“" ' '------------ Phi Alpha Kappa Aids In Seal Sales LOCAL WEATHER Masonic OfficerH To Be Installed Tonight S — i 'sitdi Vj � 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 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 1939; <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/658e54a70b1feb573adedb3f911b1a8a.pdf 9daf5f5356bece74b7dcb6253f85ceae PDF Text Text In co-operation with Mayor H iggins’ campaign to keep Sanford dollars in Sanford, we the local mer• * . •• »■ chants and business men have signed a pledge card like th e one illustrated beldw. I t is our sincere desire t o ^ o u r im h in m aking th e campaign a success and thereby hel0 to build Sanfoid into a bigger and b etter We are mindful that victory in a game, contest, or campaign must necessarily wait for the final whistle, but with the “tra^at-horae** cam­ paign in the middle of the last week before Christmas, we feel it is not, too early to express our appreciation for the splendid manner in which the people of Sanford so far have responded to the drive. We are conscious that the campaign has created a great deal of pub­ lic interest In the “whys” and “wherefores** of trading with local mer­ chants, and we feel that the g reater shopping activity noted in Sanford speaks for itself as to whether, or not this “interest** has been translated into more practical aspects. * MERCHANT PLEDGE Hon, Edward Higgins. Mayor. City of Sanford Dear Mr. Mayor: ■« * a l will cooperate In your plan.to keep Sanford Dollars in Sanford and pledge myielf to the following: 1. To carry such stock of goods as are necessary to fill all demandft*and to sell a t such prices to m eet compejtitiwft • 2. To purchase all supplies and* accessories, except stock for resale, aa are incidental to my business in Sanford as f a r as possible. f t To impress upon all my employees the Impor­ tance of spending th eir wages in Sanford. We are going to continue our part in striving to furnish Sanfotd w.. shoppers with what they want, and we wish to re-emphasize the import*.|{l)CEK A alice of continued public support, not only through the important shop^ ETV1JTT. ping days just ahead, but also as a permanent fixture. Sign'd This Advertisement Is The Fourth In A Series Made Possible By The Following Merchants And Business Men B. L. PERKINS CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP C. L & M. d in g f El d e r CELERY CITY PRIMING CO. BAUER MONK’SBILLARD RADIO SERVICE PARLOR • WIGHT BROS. CO, SCOTT’S. STANDARD TITIi? GUARANTY & ABSTRACT CO. SANFORD PAINT & GLASS CO. H. B. POPE CO. INC ’ HOFMANN ELECTRIC SERVICE BAGGETTS LIQUOR STORE SANFORD BUICKCO. . W IG H T " GROCERY CO. EMERICK ' HARDWARE pg, SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS FORREST GATCHEL’S RANDALL ELECTRIC CO, ANGEL’S EAT SHACK COLEMAN’S STRICKLAND MOTORS), INC. FLORIDA STATE THE STYLE SHOP THE YOWELL CO, R I L E Y ’ S BANK OF FLORIDA POWER - SANFORD & LIGHT CO. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY COCA-COLA THE SANFORD ST. JOHNS TRIPLE “S” HILL LUMBER ATLANTIC GROCETERIA BOTTLING CO. RIVER LINE CO. & SUPPLY YARD CITY DRUG CO. NATIONAL BANK , HILL COWAN CO. SANFORD MATHER HARDWARE CO. K. W. FRUIT CO, WERT FURNITURE CO, •URNTTURE CO THE JEWELER : -I ALTMAN SEMINOLE SECURITY TIRE SHOP. INC. CHEVROLET CO, PALMETTO LUMBER CO. GROCERY STORE : BRIGG’S 8. E ENGLISH McLAUUN WALTERL THE JEWELER TABUS SUPPLY JEWELER COOPER SANFORD CASH STORE FEED STORE ROUMILLAT SANFORD Va l d e z h o t e l * ANDERSON MACHINE CO. TUXEDO FEED PURCELL CO. KENT MOTOR CO * SUPPLY CO. nS SSSffl. W . 188S LEE BROS. SHO^ STORE SANFORD SANFORD FISH , A. WlEBOLDT PLUMBING MONTEZUMA GAS CO. fc GROCERY CO, HOTEL DRUG CO PETER PAUL’S BEAUTY SHOPP TOUCHTON DRUG CO. PAUL W. RADFORD HOCKEY’S TIRE SHOP *’ * **x m '• uS9sk .1 - ■ ‘“ B TV m swVVVgQt -Iw ttU IU y * * or'xcmrwi ■Ji f �r * *I V* I f > N. • <.•> '. ju s' *V.%e3i. -s- -Asm* [1/ £*Jm' wm ' •• e- I •> '-tnW ee-a-t* .i*-»r.!*.-r* •«£>**►•» vV v PE j Rv g '' > l'JaL kV 'r Ai'v*J*,-^v-r*-* ■•''r-«■». "^SBai ara^R F A V*j i &. p f-Mi U*; t > i •^?i, *£ • -A*: •«• • s’ »V ViU ' * SS *V, V• * e» —• i • ■ jV* •V * - r 4* ^ ’ - • - Seminole County Produce* Morn Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any* Similar Area In America AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Member Aaeedated Preas VOLOlte s a n f o r d ,' F l o r id a , RECORDSET ation Of 2 iB Members Reoresentative Ramsoeck Proposes 2 Major Revisions To • Waamer Labor Act Th u r s d a y , De c e m b e r 21,-1939 Tide Seems Tfli HaveTurnedln European Wajr Established In 1908 ,U. S. DOESN’T WANT THIS Losses At Sea, \Veal£ eninff Of Rome-Berlin Axis To Hauitt HHlOr’s Christmas New Record Set For First Month Payment Of Taxes Finnish Capital Is Again Bombed By Soviet Airfnen Trade-At-Home Drive P ra i sed By N ew m an Georgia Solon ' Percent Of Roll Hits At Smith 40Was -vCollected In Asks EaualityForEmoktyers. Protection For Small Unions NUMBER IBS 15 Explosive^ Drop* ped By l n v a d e r b In Large :Hospital Area In Helsinki Dutch Airplanes ' M erchant Says Co-OpFight Strangers cration ih r.sscnt i a 1 To Progress Germany Protests In­ ternm ent Of Crew lle*idi-nli of Saufonl ulio arc not -utlafied to let Sam ord reF rom Rnttlcship ; main a* it I. year in nnd yenr MonthOf November mountain-lop retreat, llcrrhte* All prtriou* record* fo r tax Jno. 11. Jlnltln*. Seminole i g ad en .. Yet the tinehailengcnhlt eolieetLns during tne month of November were broken thla year Counlj- ta x colleetor, mane pub- j ..rm < of »ho »e<k on the sen fronl the payment hv Remind* lie icconls a t 'hla office ftMlny j ertll keep him grim company In ' out enn make n “big'’ contribution WASHINGTON, Dwc. 81. with County . property owner* of * 1 1 which revealed th a t a new h ig n ih ii Imliday-innkin.;. Hr AMMffUfrtt I'FFtaM 11 unrd it* progre** by “ tranitg— (AP) — Rap. JUmapeck percent of the entire 1039 ro ll.: record fo r Wax payment* in No-! By hia order u hundred thou ItrcauM, ot assnnation* HXi* tm*. M rrt U . W. l.m tr'cty, enown I nt lunoo," it. Russlnn tvnrplnncs raided N’cwniu” . urc»lv ember ora* le t In Seminole earn! to n , h r more of liertu at the U rg e d flr*t month tax col­ (D.-Ga.) called today for the rerr in n picture « lth H itler, wa* denied the rixlit In Hniliul Ktntc* j-li-nl of Hilt H ardware Company the capital of I'inlund today lection In the h litory of the eoun-: County h u t month. He took the shipping Including the i*nwerflt reifenationa-'-of J. Warren ty. >-aid today. In commendine tho Tax collector Jno. D. Jlnkin* occaajon to express hi* a p p rre l-! pocket battleship Admiral Oral ? ltlirn .|||p I,, u I'ctruit cm irt. The court refused lo lirlierc l.u current campaign tu “»p»nd San- ns the Soviet Union, startation to property owner* for|S p»* and the S o il luxury Unit |cckc‘* pm lrstation* that lie i* a "new in«n" nnd that hi* old be­ Madden and Edwin 8. Smith !iir the fourth week of the th eir co-operation, 'w ldi hi* of- j volumbus, once the hoa»t of th( lief* cluing,d n ftcr lie fell out with the fu eh rer and escaped the fonl dollars in Sanford.” from the National Labor Re­ | Declaring tlmt n city is no Finnish invasion, observed flee, . , ’German Merchant Marine, have Narl blood purge. latione Board and proposed 'm ore progressive than Its resi­ Joseph Stalin's GOth birthday [been scuttled by Clrrman hand* tt dents, Mr. Newman pointed out -two major amendments to -«nre them from enemy seiiurc that the grow th and ucvclopmenl with celebrations throughout 'o r the rusting Idlrnr,* of Intend the Wagnar Labor A ct I ™ - .-,, Inf Hanford will be In proportion the tuition. me'nl In neutral poll*. To rap Ram*peck, ranking Demo■to the amount of support und co­ !that, . co iu n word th at C apl Fifteen bombs fell on the of early paym ent of erat on the Houae Imbar Coma *» »a rivault — op eratio n given by It* re*idenl» Jtet, the property o am en aaved five block hospi nl area in toward thl* obl»ellvp. IJ M .n , the to tal of th e 4 perSeven hospital atrud“ I don't believe tbc populace ilrlxlnki. a t .' discount allowed .u n d e r Uw sign, Congress should aboUah the ront.dlaeou jrenlilr.l toe seriousness of tsklng lures w e ir hit. lla AetiM Irtlfil |'fM9 * paym ents la the first month. Not nil of tfib bomb* exploded I Hanford dollars nut of town until Tin i|iir*t of the nation* for A- tem partaaa. with U u t.y e a r’e create a hew ' o n e r ------ - - '----.11 wa* brought forcibly lo their but gmvo dnuingr.. was done to Security n the linllmark of the a paym ents daring the flr*t «everal of the liulhllugi from • -M adden and Bmlth. eapedaUy ; intention during Mayor E duard tw rn tiith ceiiturr'* foutlh ilccmle oath show* th a t this y ear* rec­ h Smith. In m r opinion ’ have n e t -lli-irln* ‘tm de-at-hom ,' ium- which a m ajority of thn patienta Tlmt the groping search ha* led ti breaking reflection*. exceeded — -• t carried e n t th e wUl o f Congroaa paign,” Mr. Nawman said. “ Now ulirndy liml lircli lemovert. the world lo the brink of disaster * 1918 total by .b o u t 118,000. Arrliil w arfuro developed . In even thobgh they have triad to that It ha* been shown to the 1. Grrmsny (urn* hlllikrvlr 1* the everlasting mystery of the 'to ta l of U percent of the 1938 mi I’t.luiiil sftting off near Eu- re*klenl* that they will l-i-m-fit another European quartai- today dd aa honoot Job,” Sgmapeck •pon a roB wa» collected In the first ro|irno war. tdirectly or Indirectly ICom every wlien N elherlatirit planes battled *sa,'*.i‘ lint that'* the first and ln*t onth. , .,,'kv . t ■ they spend *wlth kw-al nil*-inft of nn unlilenllfied na­ - Ho advocated Lhtoe ckaage* In 2. England, France declare i ilollsr total* rising. Front France com Of i>. The money collected on this «ar mi Germany. merchants, I'm sur* the result tionality o v fr lltreeh t. the lab o r a c t: 'p ro te c lih a 'f o r Tin- fl.-imc epurted flixt In WASHINGTON,' Dee. 21 —(d’l an official lecapUulntion tlmt half isr’e roll ha* beto distributed to The invaders, who w r e re­ 3. 11■i*•It, Invntlr* Flnlnml. will he worthy of th" effort rm all - unions "which |lw .-B oard » -following f pcCoante; SU te, — William Green, president of llie a hundred Nasi U-boat* liavebern Chinn, tlien leaprd iicro** ocean* 4. tt. 8. rmigres* rrpeap which hn* l>een made." he nddcl. ported to have come ffom the has perm itted a larg er union to to Etliiopln nnd central Europe, American. Federation ol la b o r. sunk In the wnr. British nitlmtaeeeaped trm* imlutrgo. | Although he anld he had not diieclloti of Gcrntany, take over hi tonie InaUneee: fo r­ iA 98.ll: Copnty maintenance, Mid yestardav .th a t cvldcnrr at llnsa teport th iy have eeorvdjln the In-1 tragic year of the decA,W0M r Counmr hands, 318.18*.3. I'lu i XI, IIn- "l’ii|ie of compared till recorJs, Mr. New- behind a nuoke screen. mal assurances A hat ew ptove'n ready produced by the House Com heavily against Xari -urfare icar-jad e. all the great p.iwer* of EuIi aehoal m ataU h a aee'fl* ,0 7 t.3 i; IViiri-, * dies. Italy and Germany, hoping to man d a te d that he la confident will have th e same r if f c tM ask m ltte e : tnvsutiratiwg the Labor cruft. I rop.' thtew caution lo tne winu* h o d . bopda U IA*1.7«.‘ f Il'eallwweU mm r u . Three* . 0. Hiller ml»«c« dcnln by If that thl* year’s pre-Christm as fo r a collective bargaining ejec­ In Finlnnd, Germany’* <.oul.tf.il rpd |liem*ilve» went to iv-«r fo* nrU lloos Boon) has horn paAial The number' I t ita x . raaalpta laminul,-* in Mnnl<-h Immh ex volume of business fo r hi* star* tion a t p e r t o r * . .............................. --------— T — - . • to CIO. > i . .• “friend,” Soviet Ru**la, |« meeting) tin- i*'t of *ee-trity gold Hi* *nd pin-inn. is In excess of last y o u '* .. v Grecu voluoU rndath* it a te m e n t____ _ idguf'of the International rainbow, WtUr_______ re»l*tahc* __________ from her m ". II*ilial* linn- Alhenin Mink even In ........ those nation* In discs (tin g w W f n*w»m*n n for. World opinion hit* hn* branded) Notv ' ........................... eotifrranee b u Jtad haM with Fd- Russia an outlaw lo r th jt .in n ir-iu d cic liberty, equsllty and fra-1 wllh ln«» nf 112 llvrt, including African t, muttd M* TMWIlUl OCIItuHtrr rdutt- -ton, -pawned <^ t8 cb Germdit w tertdW 'slsoee^hun a ittnd Htng Oiornp s*L The two rdws di*cit«*ed A F t.iF ren rh -b rilleh conflict. Tim pon- j th m u e h , 130 purpoerful year*. Qne<-n Fli*at>cth iltil Wltn<aees who idhsequrntly trill |dcrou* maehineiy of. Fianro-tirlt-J men m ote nppreh»n*lvel> trithiu m ad e testify t at the Inquiry, but dld iish p o u er l.t moving ovlng to nlv* nlvr such ihe • rbll preerillied l>y « n t. 0. U. S. -iil'-nnritir Kuiinlii. ,,'ee,leers mm Pee, *t«* -e It,* , s l i t not disclose' tholr names. T h e i riiiigtiiuiM lin8ki‘U will l># His*inki; divtn*; Im-II f.*-Mnil* .Tt .if WASHINGTON, Do«. Cl. -( IF ) . WASHINGTON. Dec. U - U D - comm itter recessed yesterday un-ti il»iil«*«l lit iirnrly 100 families iTeie to . *cniw- f-„- flr-il tini* til a fte r the f l n t of the vrar. , TAMPA. III*. ?l i.n li n n ' Sntiir.l.iy night f im iii ‘pmcerdn of — President Bo m volt made a n * arm y Roneral sta ff dUcloecd In auli lii*t»iy. The work of the Investigators inoir ctini'gi- w iir lilt’tl F«*d ftin* eSnlvstinn \rin y Kinpi> 10. Trnns-.ltlonlii- mi x .rviei change'today In the governorship .. the a ir raid de* also wa* praised by the employ­ sta rt*. i ml t ’oiui lii’ii* m l"nluy rlm rg •**»' I*tnul. Industrial NOrlheatt ment r.-lation* committer of the of thy Farm Credit A dm inistra­ A'npt It. i: Itoio H«id it h»d Inir ahlpiiirnl ol ’ I' u wad under a single Natlonel Association of Mamifac- tion ti r i n g Secretary W a lla c e 'a By l*AURKI,I.K D U T T O N nrigliiully lioi’ii plnniinl tu provide ir* * il* * w On P ecs * i , i :a those protecting ifn iil fioin Floi lil.t it! violntimi for I0(i familiirt hot Uml public g re ater control o v e r-th e 94,000,* Svrbnd I’rlu-. KrcMhtnnn a 'atid* Berlin, of frdrinl riin it l.i*ling ngn*i*#000,000 egrlcultnral leading agen­ had ii*>t b d ’ii Hiifficicnt t run*, interceptor cy and opening the Why fee- more There many runmiiw \vl,y u izeu *hntilil i.icnl regulation'*. J to innko tlmt podiblr. IlnwrviT, warning algnala for bountiful credits to fanner*. . ■ ! Tile* dcfrndatit« mv Buy .Spang-1*»«* uddul. If runtributioni come buy in Itin homo town. The fir,,, i* loynlt.v. An> eiliF. F. HID, governor during the ______ _____ h produce* some 80 ler, Viruil Bnybtiin nod llt riunu | !'• t11' 1 ••inmgli bi'twrrii nn\% and past year, tendered hi* resigna­ p e r cant a f all American w ar tupten of Sanford dltoultl have nt Irnal .Mt-itigli loyally lo I.. Ruyhuni, nil 1*111111 t ity tn u l. ' Batiinla> idglit, Umto it every tion to the Chief K gtoutirr, who pi W* will ha p u t under the direc­ dritriH. (?npiu*>in %%•••«• msiii-I, but ■•*hni»«v 'hut numt nf Hicm* needy help keep money in Ills lx me town. Afltr nil. O ur immediately appointed Dr. A. (I. tion of Col. Jam es E. Chaney, naw *fiinnlii * ond tiiulorprivileg«‘tI childthe men hud campaign isn’t for the mayor of our *ity or for the Black, director of Iho Agriculture commandant a t Mitchel Field, L. ren i, ill tinV*- a* luippy ami Joyful I.1M III,'III. U A S II IN I IT O N . Ih e . *.'l 1/1% I. HU promotion to brigadier officials either. I ia for the common good of the 11%i ii in n B u )h u in tt.ix uni’ of ( hii*»|mn-. B n »r H I l.e ffln g w rll, uhitr-hnbed genets! wa* announced yesterday. N EW YORK." Dec. 21 — Alpeople. Th • follmvim: contribute! lo the to o nirested lire . on •luutnr W lUi.no hint of a belief tb it though only a little more than p n tln e r in J . P. M o'gnn nml <*n.. Kmpl \ .St«>rkiiiu Flint! y m lin U y f rhnrge*. T lu e e •»!|i< t • wen- une^t the Atlantic aeaboatd had come • ‘ week old, organisation tvirk of Teamwork Is also im|Mirlanl. .Two or Itn-f p,-otold (he Morioply C. I*. Bollin-. #.v <i n u n ittfe ,.,f T iic n la y . A ll v« i** it lt’n*«’«l on ’w ithin the lengthening rang* of ple cannot k'K'p our moiti-y in S infortl. Everyone Biff. T ir\. mill B irr Kn. $S. y e 't r r d a y thnl i.nlr-* the go Vs*i n- fiOO bond \\ boo Spnn^loi uinl borober«k*.thor W ar Departm ent ih* drive to raise (und* for the .Iimitir t hiimht r of C oinm rit^ muat co-operatc. A canoe ti|ton n river cmikl not get no nt 1 1In wed nmro freedom " I Die two Itu yb in iM m e iip p ii ln ml said the now arrangem ent would homeless and starving non-com* $7 Mi od oil the t*r\\ t'|int';t ' tin \ u ill anywhere If one person rowed one way and one per­ gunrnntee I lo im ** will go l i n k - . "prorida experience and the hade baUnt* of invaded Finland took M iBin hi slid 'It’llaml $1 „ |I m» Miplllt.l t( mnkt* t»- ml for upson the other. Neither ran Sanford if half the p, >ple for future developments of thl* on gation-wlde proportions today h. P 1, 'p c a r a n ff Jim ae letter* and teletram * offering n a t u r e . \ shop here and half shop in other towns. I' takes l.i'f f in y tt t ll, m in ivcu lli’iii b In-v Hpauab'i •• r liiiig ’ d with Imv ivciiltd it Hpauah'i Bee reb u y Wood) lag described ta forward- the program locally unity. Every one must enter with the splri that we ►ei vice in ii)«ti;*f tint no iTta* y o f >it*lf ablp|M* I I Ml liulf I hiu I uiish of the move aa -a n important step literally flooded national head­ will conquer, then wp wl|l. the T re a s u ry during (he W n i l d . ! " * " « l » Alalnnm .. incl'iilliig 25 tow ard the completion a f compro- quarters of the FffSkish Relief •.» . . ... , bag* Hint u r n . m »M in Did if tnelve ply ns for the national de­ Fuad, Ine. Convenience la another excellent reason for shop­ W .M . p rn le .tid against ’’m an.ged U ro tlw l. ...... . „ ,, rhHtfr<, F arm er President H erbert lloo“ I de not live in Pittsburgh I ping at home. It Is much morn convenient for n citi•unary -ind plaiuu.l reunoniy” n< he knew the In d t hml Ihwii grad- live f Issurd his sp p ta l to pabllshers in .Saiif>>rd thl* year,” one control of a ir raid defenses' la lliicatcuiiig eventual douni of ed U. 8. No. 3, ten low u yrade youngster w i lie* in a late letter xen -*.o drive down town an I do hia shopping in u short a tiered now. The c o n t artillery J the nation to M t a* collector* "Ihe profit system.” He also *ai*l for shipment under the agree. while, than it la for one to drive to another ‘.own, to Simla reei ived today. u charge « f an ti-aircraft gun*, Cor the drive “to keep admtnietraI'ii*ine** Could not exist without ' nienl. The letter i* a* follows: re a ir'c o rp s of quick-climbing ta> Mon expenses a t n minimum” on wasting porhapa a whole day. By shopping in San­ com* piiee inriec*c» In the face! Virgil Rushuin isurouied of "D rat Santa < laur 1 want you rveptor pursuit planes alratd y Friday, Dec. I , but organization ford, you not only savo time, but gasoline end money. i f an inci(.**ing t a '. Iiunten,, having "hipped |S 4 half-box hug* to bring Reen u watch nqd P'lt work actually did not g et under higher wage ro«t* and sim ilar' delivered to a market |n Macon, It under Iteen’s Christm as Tree. When you drive to another town you waste gasoline Way until four day* later. . . fuvtois. | “knowing that Ihe fru it giadi-d “One week Inter, the Pinnleh by extra mileage, getting in traffic'jams, and having “ Picas bring me a watch and “I think sir ought In give the “ "ly U. 8. No. .'I, loo small fur a electric Train and a Wagon ted- defiase a re a e » Belief Fund le represented by to “atop and go** all the time. You waste money l.'IU.OtMl.llOO person* in thin country ! shipment undrr agterm ent." and 1 do not live in Pittsburgh Hr from Detroit (a the new spaper, la every sta te nnd for extra gasoline and you could hnve saved it by iiioio iope,” U-tfiiigwrll takl. Iltrm nii Rayburn is accused of I live in Sanford lids year.” pee. It was indicated. nanrly every targe community In The ffner-il discussion tam e jj"v* ng shipped 75 hags of grapeshopping at home. Then also, you may no. know the From Ihumld Dultison ■uch Important oeit- Urn n a ti o n /E d g a r , Rickard, presi­ n fter 1‘eter Nehcmkls, committee ^ruit of No 3. grade from Winter other town no well, and you may get lo*‘ in a big 100 Park Avenue • fo rk , Pittsburgh, dent of the Fund, disclosed. ‘ More counsel, offered exhibit* p u ip o rt-' Haven to Georgia, Including five than 1,200 daily papers have sig ­ the New -Engteiri crowd or waste much time trying to find the right hege sold to a store In I’erry, ing to show that deposit* In j. nified . theiq wUHngnees • to pro­ ■tore* and slree'n. n« Moignn and Co. hsd greatly in mote the ylrtwn through Uwlr cruised In recent years and that grade for ehlpment.” news columns nnd he When you shop In nnothcr lown you are destroy­ The Informations were filed by nn increasing proportion of them Cor collecting ing all hope of new parks, ennis courts, and ether had been invested in lax ex em p t' P , , l r k ‘ Attorney H erbert 8 Philwarding them public works. You see, If there is no money in our Generally fa ir.to n ig h t and F ri­ securities. A* a result, N rhem kia: "P* .w |H> H>« *s»l*U»rc of G. Oxcity, how can we nav our taxes7 Would you like to contended, the M orgin partnets *nu^d D>*dc, W nhln< lon nttorney day, >luwly rising^ tem perature paid no Income lax on their c a m - ' for lh* I*»P»rtm.nt of Agrlcul- sn extreme southenaf and west cabled Prime iTO O IO M T -move to Orjando, Jacksonville, of some other strange iwer to urwSnt a n n e a l* __ Ing. of nearly »4.00f,000 in 1 9 3 8 - who_ ’»iU « f Ul wllh Pro»t ‘ central coasts tonight and on hi-/ » if . .1 . city, and rnklce a new home for yourself among Leff Insw ell recalled, however,! J h e c a p i.s e . were au- extrem a south coast Friday, scat* tered light frost tn Interior of stnmrsra? Perhsm that is what will happen '.o Santh a t ae Tong ngo a . the World b* U- s> Ju d «* U u l* w north portion tonight. ford (f people don't buv at home. „ w nr w on to W estern W ar he liad advocated removing Strum IIAItOMBTEIt The act provides penalties o l Mr* B e a re r said bn the exemption on future govern­ By shopping In other ritiea you are causing Ban.................... 30.18 -B ara an even larg er ment issues. ||e alio tndoreed the Irom $&o to $500 for eaeh of­ Today ford merchsn’s to 'rtaduallv vacate their stores, fense. Hyde said the case* were Yesterday .. ...... .....i*.......... SQ.l • t later this week. G ovftnm ent’e e'zandonmrnl of the mad* a result of repeated com­ homes, and go out of business. Then they must seek IMa 1100^00 was raised dnr> gold standard and ite relief pto- plaint*a* by PRECIPITATION grower and shipper Um first weak af tha drlvd,new he-net in strange towns amohg strange people. gr-im, but added that, although committees adm .00 inistering the act. Yesterday ....... aorar said, “nnd w in they were necessary, they did not To date this month ......__ .00 The ultimate m u lt will be a gradual decrease In our te Pt iaalar Bytt Increase business confidence. Normal fer month ___ „ . l M 0 population. te nilevlnte a s anw Senator King (D -U tah) and Normal for year _____ .A M I There’ are many young people in Bsnford that a* ^M M M ta.^Fnw to a n other committee members re ­ To date this y ear**..... ......• G1.14 sponded warmly to the Morgan have just graduated from high school or college. They TEM PERATURES partner'* Insistence th at oppor­ are just ■taring'oat In the world to find a fob. If Dal* High - Law Rato tunity atUl exist* In tha A m eri­ th en is no money In Hanford 'for their salaries then Mrs, Mary DeLaney Desmond Dec. <k> 72 51 can economic qrstem . r there are no Jobs to offer them. They . muat leave’•Thera'* Ufa In the old gal yet," died a t her home In Lake Mary Dec- 7 their homed and families, go to other towns and live eald Loon Henderson, SEC com- this morning following a linger­ Dee. H ing illness. Dec. it 50 among strange people. If they are to have jobs. „ She was born In Ireland. She Dec. 10 M “Splendid,” echoed LefflngwelL If 8anford dollars are kepi In Ranford. our town bad llvad in Lake Mary fo r about D m . 11 57 “Only I don’t think eha la nn old one year, although aha had pro* Doe. IS sal." will become an attractive city,.and-the winter tourists viouily visited the Seminole Dm . 13 Will atop here, bringing more dollars into Sanford. County town on several other Dm . 14 r/ trading at home you will save time, money, WORLD BEATS A PATH . otemasioni. Doc. 1C < Surviving te bar husband, Dm . 16 ; you will be * loyal and co-operative dtlren; Daniel Desmond o f Lobe Mary. B BOOK in ELD. M o. Dm . t l — Dm . 17 will be encouraging the next genera’,ion by offerWilliam Reece baa mice bat Funeral aarvieaa will b n -n t tha Doc. 18 them Jobe, salaries, and homes; and vou win be virtually no mouse trouble. Boom AU Soul’s Catholic Church Friday Dm . 19 ' t Hanford a more healthful, beautiful.. of tha white U nd colonised In hie moral mr o f tom * otatouk and the Dm . 80 _______ iunkymM,.M«w Hi m * baa a wait* body will ho sen t to Bridgeport, p i a « ; S •7 7 M M i L E youngsters who w ant o - * - V r t a , — . ( . . NOTE: Reading* a re m ada-asQ y a t 7:80 A . M- ssx. •si ■asm* ?s ~ s a # !Evidence Shows NLRB IsPartial, Green Declare' j Disaster Faces World At End Of Century’s Fourth Decade Polish W ar Is Rated 1939’ Biggest Story Labor Leader Volun­ teers Ideas While TalkinjrToNewsmen Christmas^ Baskets T hree Additional To Be Dfstributed C h ary / RlAd -<In ()n SttturSa/N’ight Shipping Or Citrus Planned Why We Should Shop In Sanford Relief Funds For Finns Is Swelled By C ontributions Morgan P artner S a y s Business Outlook Black Lato Letter To Santa Received 'LOCAL WEATHER Holidays w e-w Jk Mrsl Mary Desmond Dies At Lake Mary �v>v. \" " ^ Jk> i C v , » v | . .-.-ter*. » -/ tt , r«.vA;iitRV».»yr f * *. ^" -'."V*rr T B I flAKTOKS 6rd Herald A Tradition Of The Sea . > v s.v 1J l.UIWF ■ ' " »I.W ■■' .' WHEN THE CATS ARE AWAY- PERMANENT Gift When men gc down to the sea In ships it is tndll Nthat their captain does not return unless his ship re of the Graf Spoe retu with him.* Copt. Lsncedorff .. __ .____________ . __________ but not for long as he took his own life after scuttling his * ship and seeing-to the safety af his men. There are several versions of this affair. One of them says that the decision to sink his ship without a fight was Capt.' Lfingsdorffe own, that Hitler cabled him, 'It’s your snip. Use your owt Judgment/' Another says that ■ometfc&g sIm will *enjoy TethtsaeaUy. 'M ttit& r '* Kg is ■r fob appointm ; XMAS AND N E # YEARS ' ZEBRAS—YES FLBNTY 8PASS’I U S -SOMAN CANDLES FOUNTAINS—FLOWER POTS A*<0 ROCKET*. ALL NEW STOCK DOCS-NEXT tO SMOKE HOUSE A Gift for your Friends or Ralativta that No One Bat You Can Give Them THURSDAY , antLB VBB8E r Ctt fODAY ^ rn g JORCE OF BTEBNAL down7 If he can nave himself without n eglect of d u f r t f i t ; r LAwi Thsrfc li no darkness, not any risk to uny of his men, why shouldn't' he? Usually Shiin iT of death, whar* Am work- when a ship sinks at sea, whether because of stonna, fire, i S T o f iniquity may hid* t W or submarines, it is not the fault of the captain. And yet A PRIMROSE rem T)m Countryman) nroM, mou encircled, up- ilfot£l*whorls with a calm it into swUt revolving hear* ly apherv* jm m t, a t . fanmanalUas on 3m circlet, calmly star.lika ftrao sign Of oil tbo Inner rihoedoof 'wtomlc conflict* iinad «d With 1m olutlon* swift mm 1 <rf FOM^oat frees strifs. tradition requires that he die with his ship. It Is s good thing for most of us that this tradition does not follow in the other professions. It would be pretty tough on the eurgeon if he had to take his own life every time his patient died. We are afraid there would be mighty few ^politicians if they hsd to commit eulcide every time their ship went down. And though it sometimes hap­ pens that a business man takes his own life when his busi­ ness goes broke, we are glad It has not yet become tradi­ tional. But we suppose as long as men are foolish enough to bomb each other frdm airplanes, mow each other down with machine guns, sink each other's ships and then accord them full military honors at their funerals, captains will continue to go down with their ships, or shoot themselves afterwards. Mistakes Make Progress hold a radiant pattern on "All of ua^would be a great deal better of raaliio that the mistakes we make are at integral jUrt of our growth,”*Hendrik pVase the eye Upon, author, lecturer, and educator, declares in the cur­ rent Rotsrian Magazine. Miatakes need not bring ahome [ t BT0PE8 on those who nuke them so long aa they are admitted, he points out, with the suggestion that with courage to" con- try to do better on the basis of previous errors. . If Frederick the Great .hwTchaUod candidly with himKWffWc Mr; tWl. Loon, ho doubtless would have ""Vfd xfedqrtiumeroM (mistakes’, jhad thstlhle un­ canny ability, to iecover from errors of judgment and turn fail urea into buccMsea actually accounted for hla greatness. san jail me-whether "For, indeed, Frederick's strength lay in his tremen­ dous capacity for quick recuperation,” continues' Historian . ur. van Loon. "He really wan not a first-rate soldier, quite orrow’s sky or* seaward often he handled his troops so clumsily that everything or landward hawk. J went wrong and he had to confese himself defeated.” But -T-PAUL e n o l e after a few houre' sleep, rolled up in a threadbare blue coat, "old Frederick would be fresh as a daisy uml ready for a new encounter. And while his enemies were still oelsbratlng their victory with becoming festivities, the Prussian King (whom they'supposed to be miles sway) would be right in their midst and would, by the sudden­ ness of his attack, regain everything he had lo st” Columbus, on the other hand, was a hero on his death­ 8 "Good will t# ama”T bed while confessing himself a failure. "From every pooIABET PIBHBACK. IF WB HAVE ALREADY MADE YOUB PICTURE AN EXTRA PRINT OR V R A M • MIOHT 80LVR YOUR LA8TMINUTE PROBLEM. ESSEX STUDIO CAMF*** PIAMS ■SSXVSSMm Many Recruits Joining ArmyTo Acquire Trade WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 —UP) — Your grandfather may have joined tha army to ■•* tho world or fight a war. But that's not typical of present day recrulU who are swelling U. S. army rolls at tha rate of 3000 a weak. Army officers say tha modern recruit usually does not aspect te fight In any war.- He does not oxpoet to go to Europe.- And he does not IWak the U. /U .w W Jfi InradMv.Heh mora-llkel* the army to learn * trade. « Not that "Uncle Bam paaaea out vocational training Just to bo helpful. In modern mechanised am iss soldiers have to know a great deal more than In tha dayp when the avararu anIUtwl mop merely carried a riflo or dug dltchao. In thoea days not more than 25 to 80 percent of the enlisted men took any vocational training in the army. Today 70 percent of more got /instruction. This special work ranges from studying the weather and mak­ ing maps to selecting food and In­ specting forage. A ero are di­ verse Tinea such as radio eon■traction and operation machtnlita’ work on motorised and mechanised fighting units, pho­ tography, )>Ti ) rIc» of firing guns, repairing Diesel switch. engines, airplane mechanics, dental and hospital assistant. About 05,000 privates taking vo­ cational training, now rank as "^specialists*1 who have computed op to army of fleece. Thor* are many mm to cbooao from, for the majority of preeant-dar recruit* rvaohta - eighth m i s , hog i t tr titled high school, and four oat of a hundred went to collpge. ,, All branches of tbo earvlep are open to recruits under the *Xpension program voted by Con­ gress and enlarged by preeldm* tlal order to faring • enlisted strength from 1 W.000 In July,' 1938 to 127,000. Let as take tare of your ex­ tra Holiday requirements of Whipping Cream and Milk. Also don* forget that big and little folks like Ice cream v ROME'S BUSSES ROME, Dec. ColU| of Europe'* tourist'traffic bece of tho war ha* given Romans now fast bus service. Tha Iul d y l n g i h e U dldayRto0. Hey w ^ W f c c & e e e s 'f r f ta ^ A .) U .K S q r -o $30 a month. Prlvalaa start at busses to ran aeocl**mf*. UOM 1 . • *- i U « '> '• -*/ . . e l-00 a month plus clothing, across the clly at greater speed »*1. medical care. Enlisted men then that of the regular bust** ran work up to fl67£0 a month, or even taxis. , , Thl* vocational training-la open ■* ■■ jo every «m11*ted man who show*| PAR1B, Doc; Cl —( D “ ' iy*< hat Its Is InUraUd and cares vented by lUassa from joining rlea r n . There are rto arbitral hi* rvgimaat at tbo front, Kugtao tchoUstlc reqalromont*. Belactim ParmenlaUt, .n - n o r f M * Froscfa If men lur apodal training la lcft| soldier, choeo euletd* by Itatiging. I r f l l U v; • fef- » M f R \ (T O . If you ean'S do your Christo ss H S S f * * ‘7* + 11 * B* nford placed tbo camera containing these candid ] returned to their hiding place.—Headers Dij The eltnaOed / in W THE ELDER 80THERN, who loved a once gave a dinner to a dozen gentlemen, one idto- Juet ae the others eat down, a loud T hie'arrival, and Sothem exclaimed! "Let us the table. Fancy hie surprise when he £ table devoid of guests.” In a ooaple of eaeonda every mas was a the table except Sothem, who had only eta resumed his seat The guest walked in, eb «re oii the felknrsr he asked.' "I can’t explain It, my dear melancholy tones, "but the man they all get under the table I”—J b u y in g h e n y o u a s k f o r C h e s te rfie ld s s o m e th in g n o o th e r p ig a re ttc o % .- ^W ■* sfS g ^ * E f a-r r y i f r F i '- . . " • ■ ^fjfe!w r r y I if, " % T: �' '.x1*•*({♦' ^ 2"iVv^rv .'i '#*i t »c *V • 5 -o.r - ^ YT^r>>«awdca*i(i. -»--g.turt-oiw -v» v-- t W e . k \ ' - < y * e i \ xsxVM;ilijW to r p |i5 '-^ ->ta. vo - ti v»^*a •>»*<»■w \ | - r I V ) -nil a i u i m D h e r a l d , s a n f o r d , rL ok toA ' ! * B w n w w » > n i» iB g t g p n w js B " ^ w w ajlu-i mra. Open House Is Held On Magnolia Avenue •• K M LILLIAN ADAMS, Sodaly Editor - ■ ■ ■ »■ ia l Calendar 0 V H Sanford Debutantes Make Bows To Society tg • fttUva' atmosphere creat­ ed by gay decoration* of. bal- | K * . M. Carroll, 1601 French J r a u u o ^ a t 8:00 P. M. AU mam* M s a n urged to roma and bring A ld e g ift, alto packages for the I t l M fa r the needy family. JU dutar meeting of lb* O. E, 8. urfll-M bald In Hie M ttonle Hall a l .TiSO P. M. This will b* tb* U at masting of tb* year. .V FRIDAY United Daughter* of tho Confadaracy will meet a t tho bom* of Mr*. Prank W oodmff on »U*k A vtnua a t 3KK) P. M. Installation of new officers of Ah* O. K. 8. will be held in tha iM asonlc Hall at K:tM P. M. Public is Invited. '.Children uf the First Methodist C m rvh Sunday School under 18 are Invited to the annual ChristtoCa party to be held at tb* church annex St <^30 P. M. Santa Claua will bo there with presents fa r all. . G irl. Scouts are requested to' m a tt a t Tha Llttl* House a t ItOO P . M. to practice for « C ourt of •A w ard * . . Mrs. Ruth Gordon W right will entertain the members of her dancing classes and kindergarten w ith a Christmas party a t 8:00 o'clock a t her home on Lakt Shore Boulevard. South Side B aptist Church will hAve Ha Chrislms* ire* and pro* •H im mb 4 i9 G TP If 1st t k a e k u a a k Last Times Today v tctp a ^ tlB K O U y and Saturday E PROGRAM said' to * be a “gtorgeous parade of formal fashions, th* ■gracaful bouffant gown* ’ of prea*m''’ray fashion, so like thoao of Coioplal days, lending, thetaselves cbdrjnIngly to the* Iraptasslxr* picture." Debutant** who *ware praarnUd from Sanford were as followpt Miss Cecelia.Truluck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. It: Tntluck, wore a gown: of brooad* Interwo­ ven with' alhrer threads, sdlstiBgxilsbad by high puffsd alesvss ami a vulumlnous thirl-sprinkled with-silver aequhts. She carried a muff of y*ll6w rose*. She chose aa her escort, ,Lco Rosenhlutn of Daytona -Igath. Mils Marjorie Colburn, daugh­ ter of Ur. and Mrs. J. B Cogbwrnr had- a gown of moussaUn* badlco whleh featured a heartahapad -naoklkia anJ drop shouldtrt. Escorting. Miss Cog burn waa RaMi-Tatar of thi* city. - Mba Mary Wathrn, daughter of Mr: and Me*. J- E. Walhen. had as bar aeeorL Jack Graut of thi* city. Mias Wathen was gowned In a colonial frock of white net whWt - featured a very full akirt over • wwl* taffeta, the haaqu* bodice u( all'over lac*. She carrisd a nosegay of white camellias. Miss Ckmisrlne Porcher Wblta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8 t I Clair Wblta, wore a while , net drssj with full taffeta underskirt featuring a. fitted bodies carrying an off the shoulder neckline and ■liny 'auu*d alaavca. The gown lwas trimmed with *ll»*r saqulm Finnish C ap ital Is Again Bombed By Soviet Airmen * re decorated Mr*. H. M. W atson h at re­ throughout with a Christ maa turned from A tlanta, O a , where theme. The mantle waa_ hung ah* baa vlalted for the past week with green garlands with red made thalr'bow s to socWty in the with relativesberrb-t and silver hells ami on Orlando Auditorium last htght a t one table w at a miniature snow Rick oilletple la spending the scene In tllv tr and blue. A t 'to c o M ''R a n u a l Apollo Balt for Central Florida debuUntaa ba* Christ m at holidays with hit The dining room table xxaa font tb* Ftrab L*dy of lb* Ball. parents, Mr. - ami Mra. A. H. Mias Psggy Caldwell of V ftn in Ulllesple, In Asheville, N. 0 . Park, daughter .o f Mr. and Mr*. M itt Doiothy W arrrn will Halstad Caldwell, and tb* prvsldasrt- *f tha Apollo .Chib, LrRoy arrive Saturday from Washington, D. C., to tpend the holidays with a Gila*. Miss Caldwell, h' brunette, wore Iter mother, Mra. Kata W arrrn. • queenly gown of silver lame Mrs. Maude Seott of Winter with narrow shoulder straps and n very tight m idriff on which I'atk will spend the Christina* was shirred the full aklrt ending holidays with her ton and doughin a short train. . Prom - her tcr-ln-ltw , Mr. and Mrs. F. 1> shoulders' fastened with rhlne* S c o tt stone slips, fall a heavy brocaded Mrs. J . O. Adamt returned Miss M arguerite liyloy, Mis* lame tram . She wore a rhlneatonv Tuesday from Rrondldgr, A la, Catlivrinq White, Miss i llllan tiara In her hair and carried n wherr the wait called by llie lll- Ailnius, Miss Mury Wathvli, Miss bouquet of calla titles. ner* of h er mother, Mrt. W. J. Hklvn I’aliuvr, Miss Kllrabvth I-**fReceiving Ike debutante*' with W aters. ffcr, All*" Martha Telford. Mis* Miss Caldwell and 5ft. Giles Cornell, Miss Kathryn — t Anna wet* Mr*. W. O. Boyd of W inter Mra. J. M. Jackson and children Thlgp n. Mis* Marian Kstrldge. Park, P i n t L a d / of last season's havo returned home a fte r spend- Miss Dorothy MilchclL Mr*. Nick ball and Mayer Samuel S. W ar. Ing some thne here with Air* Ashby, IMiss Cecelia Tr-iluck. Alls* firs t president" of the Apollo Jackson's iwrents, Mr. and M rt Mary Wight, MIsj Nancy Musset* Club, Mrs. Boyd Is the former J . W. M ero-_______ tor ami Miss Susan Wight. Mias Virginia W arr of Leesburg. Also Bobby Newman, I.. M. Tel­ She w ort her court gown of Air. and Mra. Ben Cantwell and ford, Donald I-amson, W alter white and gold lame with a long daughter. Lynn, and Mrs. Minnie Hay lies, H. U. Hickson, Gcorgo train of wfilto velvet. Jones will leave Friday to spend Mnyr, Itonald Bishop. J. W. AltEscorts of the debutantes the holiday a with Dr. and Alts. mail, Karlyle llousholdvr, Braxton formed a guard of honor on both Allan Jones In Miami Reach. Perkins, Ralph Tolar, Grady Gal­ aides of the auditorium and as lant, John lllntvrinister, Douglas u*Uh gtrl was presented the was Friend* of Mrt. Hah Hall will Htrnstmm, Brantley Adams, Vomet a t the foot of the throne rvgrst to leam th at she underwent steps by her escort. a major operation Tuetilny at the F ernald-laughton Memorial Hos­ pital. She la reported a* retting comfortably. .Duck Sup>er And Doat Ride Given A, duck tap p er and boat ride waa given Tuesday night by Mr. r a d Mrs. Voile Williams aboard Georg* A. DeCotlea' yacht for tM friends of Congressman Joe U tatdrkks. T b f ' party left late In tha SfUmoon from the Municipal P ier and cruised out iqlo Lake Moproe where rjp|**r was serrsd buffsl style. Rujojlno the parly were: Mr. and Mrs. M. G. McNair, Mr. and m , F orrest Gatehrl, Mr. and Mia. Voile Williams, Jack llayrtsworth .and Miss Stew art of DeLand, Dick Bell and Miss Lola Guerry of Orlando, George l>eC ottei. Mayor Edward Higgins. MlAa Muriel Knox, M itt Lillian Acamai Voile Williams, J r.. BrantIty Adams and MUlar William*. * . Honoring Mr. and Mr*. F n n k Ray, Mr. and Mra. Francis Ron* millet. Miaa Emma m u m s I111. l i a «and nu M I N ctnm m nHen* w deriekt of Wekent, S. C.. MUt Oleda Dyaon and Jama* Dyton entertalned frlettda Tuesday nlgbt from P:S0 until U:C0 P. M. with open house art th eir heme on 2212525: tnlng a t 7 00 i c m i i m h m * ra a o «>■*» g room of tha avoid friction over m inoritici, >g aa tha ban- publlthad a new Agreement pmm'a voyage. '• l*lng tho Inhabltantt of Itnlian Ipt with white Tyrol they rouhl tetnaln »n uta served a t their aneentral toil if they chose avoro for the Italian rltiicnshlp inrirm l nr arranged cm Carman. the screens In R itter cold srrath er nldrd the room. ITnnlah forces on the hat tic rad an account fronts where they reported some which reprv- tueceas In Having o ff the Busof the group ;»l»n luxation. Reports m achine A. K. Shoe- j Copenhagen said scores of tank* PauI Jnhm on j were italled In the far north hy who piloted, fro ien crank rate#, going officers I- R u ttian -Ivtw ps • .»»»*•• *e»n cmw to a n I moving northw ard lit I'inUitd'x err they w e r e j Arctic Ocean corridor, but It i of m raags-t.! was uncertain svhoth-r tin- main flrcra Include JfH'hwqrd drive there had been »j Mr.n J 1 •nnm-ii buck oi «»nl} Raft Iff,' jdr.*;i!hr fo ris d c a n c d units worn InMr* W ft. i Ing pulled bad. kc Kteclc. Ml*. . J;1" " 1,1' “ ff ld a l. MildIn .o a-ln l «• t« lirvuM 1 •*•••••■■> liml M'urcil a «»ii tin* l' M r s J. ||'I BiiMlnu batllrphlji ( M iiIm' i IIia T *11 I/incv.1w,l‘lU,n‘ ,, l.aiidalori ai Ill'll*'* blaiiUrl«,«l Ills * iu . n„, Soviet nri'M in i»li*i,ivam »‘ ••! iMMgs- ea the H, b i / g h a l t a y . lin k s ranging in al)a up ft» 'l6 ( The ;__ heaviest fighting wm rd llin and cantral fro n t ion*. T‘._ ... on a 15-milt it retch on_ th i 'tu hV arda war* paktad In tha m ui between Lakw MuoU »nd. y tiu r d p y calling J;o tha K»uk,_ where t h o __________ . ____ ____ triple line of fortification* In the J |g | o f .40 Toori b ir r billi and haavily-voadad - — * ilopei. trail On the central fro n t, w htr* A~ ______ _______ ______ the R iiiilani are try in g to driv* nlqu* declared th at SO o r m oi* . across the narrow '’waTitlina" of 8 o v |at planet, m ottly bom bora,. Hnl.iml to reach the G ulf of were ih o t down in T uetday'e Bothnia ami cut th e country In fighting alone. Tho eummti-* half, the R uttlan troopa waro nlque told the enemy loaooa In irinfoiei'il by thoutanda of froth tan k t aa wall aa in men war*', men from the Leningrad................. mill- ’contlderable.” * Inr,' area, ahil hy many addltlomil light and heavy tanks. EXPANSION JOINTS Despite heavy snows in the central region. the R uttiant Severe variation* In tampers* were try trig to encircle the rear ■t the I'inni-h pnritlena near tut# somoHmrt oiuio concral* Sail r xxo>k to expand and contract tb t*n a th 'id front, the far th r pclnt of cracking. To piavant noi;li,-'e iifh n below Pafsamb, this b irn k ag r, rvpsn.-l^ri joints the l!tls»lin m b.incr was -lowed cau h* used In all cxncrvte work down Ciindile--.ib'y hj a b illiard of Hie hnmr. end deep -mors. Two of th r soxsral type* ax all* Inform ation ivachlng here a Ic ure those which consist of fro'ii Kimn-li iiiurrrs »nld the • wo Ixysrs of felt brtw srn which I'miis had nuuihll.ited two Soviet I- interpoxeil on asphalti>- compo* rertimentin I ••«Snvtikoskl xtljon. ami tho«c xvhleh are of lei-ion, south of Snlm lluervl in sponge lubbet. till fill Mill III. tin 'lie Knri'liatl front, the Mims t'lalm ed Hie •Iraintctlnn or WWMMSVldSUWmfM itiTitine of riin x of Unlk* and nilpl.iiu •. \ ii of fie in I luinmiMiinue laid I ' - ' . i i . iiix trli'iekeil mi T in -d n ) ■ ■ Ii tin i el lim n between l..iU 's h .m k .uni xlool.i, fotlnxeiiig up till.let. of Xloiiilni iiliir t i i-on - t u i i i i . l the lin t o f llie o ffe li» :iitin - I2ii>si:in - w ere re ly inon " ‘ o x i'iiil h u ll.In -.I-" of tn iii, ni ilif f i n -iil l\ | hi . and the In .n n -. . n r lit le iy iim p a ia llo u . Mrs.. George Moye arrived Iasi night from A tlanta, Ga.t to spend the Chriatmaa holidays with h rr husband, who has hern visiting That Sdufuid' U gaining recog­ bit parents tinea the first of the nition through Centra) Florida week. for Its dancing and singing talrn l among Its younger set l« evi­ Mr. and M rt. John Spotknisn denced by Invitations recently and tons. Jack and Charlie left received by Mr*. Ruth Gordon HOME, p e e .. / 21—tA t—The this morning for Wilmington, W right to present program* in bicycle business continues to hax'c N. C-, to spend th e Christmas Eustls and DeLand. a "mushroom'' growth. holidays with Mr. and Mis. C. N. "Following our recent progrum Tlie restriction on luivutv moMathis. They plan to return Dec. at the Sanford' Rotary Club xvhleh 27 to Miami to spend a few day's xvas seen hy visitor* from both of toiliit,- slid th r high jntci* of gasowith Mr*. Sparkm an's n s irn ti thrse other Central Florida cities," liin 1 1 a gallon — Is making before returning to this rily. Mrs. W right said tudaf, " I re- tin ■■•units of (irrsoiis lidr hie)'reived letter* Irom N. C. Ziegler, trie.- for th r first lime III th tir clialunan of the entertainm ent I'l ix ate uuloniohlh's lu v r been committee of III* Eustls Tottrlsl Club, and J. T. Roland, prrsldsnt stoiril in gniagrs or sold to twoibof the D eland Tourist Club, r who t-in affctil to buy gsto-l asking that 30-minute programs inr The ministry of public w orks| W ith dacaratlon* e a rn in g out b t arranged there tha- Christm as thama, the home Mr*. W right said - th at Sanford said 155,000 more bicycle* cam s' of Mrs. Karl N ordgten on Llm has some of the most talented Into ciiculatlon In Italy during' Avenue waa tha scan* of a chill children she h*> ex'er seen any- September end October, 1030. Bicycle prices usutlly tun from supper in honor of her daughter, whste and is greatly plassad 200 lire (»10) to 600 lire (530), Louisa, Tuesday evening. over the recognition which thay dependent open whether they *r* The dining room table was are receiving ss d-mcers and aonew or srrond-hand. Bicycles are spread with a whit* cloth and loists. im in i for two (10 ernts) per (entered with a gunidreu tree I’a it of the piogram which will while festoons of ted and giern be precepted nest week In Da Land decorated the eidvs of the table mid Kustis is a* follows: Chrlstm ai candies tied in red and Solo . . .“ I’m Horry for M y self green with a sprig of holly . . . .Doluies l.ngllah. i served as place cards and favor* Tap Toe. . . . llcverly Kogrr* for the guest*. • tlliyllim la p . . .W aller 8miHi| As mementos of thr ocrashin. Solo . . . ."You Meet the Nicest eaeh git I xtas presented a hand IVoplf in Vour Drwini*'* . . rarv rd silhouette pin. Ils ih ils Alin l’ra i/e . Following thr supper, Chinese Exhlldtinii Dance. . . Mlldie.l checker* and monopoly w eir Itobsui mid Ilcrm an Middleton played. I-itv in the evening, hot Other- wlii will participate in chocolate, randy, ovkr and nuts the piogiam Include Kay Holti were served. claw, Nsncv Urie, Betty Walker, , Enjoying th r parly uilli Lcuisr Bohr it Alldillrtuii, Francis Cobh,, ware: Mis- Martha Wight, Mis* Itrtly Jane Copeland, Hoidil* Florence Wells, Miss Alsijorle tiiCDouglr, Kara Blount, Klli-in Newman. Miss B rtty Wilkinson, lliugg. Alary Imu Copeland, Bose Miss Violet Wells, Miss Nancy Alcieliint and Mary Grace Dorr. Dtghton, Miss .Husnu Kirllsy, Mins S I, K N11Kit UAUIATU RH | l'a tty iludgc -ind All’s Lucille II ii>pily fur thV home owner.) Hall. the dry is past when radiator- j liiixc to Im* large stiek-oiit-inlo llic-toum affalis. . Now much sinallar, the inotlein IIKIS n.K -HTIFI'FN lilt Lamp* oxer dressing I ihtes and slender isdlatur ran be tink.-l Tii help keep brush lir lilN bathroom m inor* sum rtlmrs iiwny Is'lween the uprights In the soak them every two weeks throw out »o niurh heat th a t It wall, slid they will to t protrude stiff, salt xxalei- Ivo InbltepiHUis nl la Jine« mfortable to remain close nut Into Hie room a t all. Allhouuli In .to ihem for long periods; because as much ns id per rxnt smaller, salt t" s tu p of robl Haler. Al­ of This, flo u t-r e n t lighting Is many of these slrm leM ype iadi- ways Iisiik op broom, , i Iniulies so the 111 let lea xiuli'l bend. baruming idnr* "ml more In use. aturs gixo quicker heal (bail those Floiirrscent lighting Is cool. of bulky .ip|M-artne*: The AlmleinTo carry out holiday motifs C ittlng a li'ghrr level t f h atiu n I 'u d lt I’lan t f FI1A rases Irk th" top rru -ts of your plu< in■tInn u illume s cone-pond­ fhmiH-iiiK uf re|ialiw ami liuproie* ing rise In trmparwlurr- Fixture* nients to heating plants. fu r fluurrseent lighting may b* installed In the borne with funds bhtalnabU under the Modsmlsattan Credit Flan of the Federal Housing A dm lnlstratkn. Bicycle Continues Mushroom Growth HELSINKI. Kiuliiiid. Dev. -I — (At— Tim Rod A n n >ii|tJ»ort oil hy liillidii'd- of tanks, lioiiili ing planes, artillery and fio*')i troops, hiimmrroil at tin- F in ­ nish 11Hi's on two fronts >•'•lerilnx ill the liiggest offenslvi' of the war. The fighting on the hi in-linn tullumi* nn Hie emitll tin* In eli in pnigres* for in hours. Areordmg to the lu st Infoimntinii nxiill able here, the Mii**init* hail not yet pii ieiit the Mamii'ihelm Line. The altaek ineliided JfiU bundling planes and fleet • of tin Im bling was i-pivnil nlolig ,i iloot of Pit miles lull luost of ■i h .i - o'liMili-.l in n ilixeisioti 11"ni lhe Ifi mile Aliiolii-Kuuk I tin , wlioie the lienvy fiphtlng ■m il led. In llii'ir mlvaneo prepaint inn, (lie llii«»inii« hurled ilniii-iniU of -lull- from 75, 106 no.I I nii-iiiilllmeter guns Inin the bimiinli line*. Neil in rivals f i mu l.eiiingrnd h d In ihc belii'f, ns on I he eonlint 11**lll, lh.il 4he Kllsslulls are pti'paiing f oi nil even heavier ■11fen*ixI* iii the Karelian seelor. I’nr *dn) *s extensive air raids on ill, nulliern const were not ■i-iic xx•-•! >extenlny, although Ilii'i'i* n e re several false iilarnu. \p|infelill) to bolster the stlf* GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS Wroath» for homo tion* mid nivniorlal for crm vt-ry. Illoonting all ktndr. pi'ttvd decora­ xxrealhs plants Cut flowi-rs— munis, cnriiittions. glads. dalslrx,- sweet pcs-. setltas, etc. of niM's, snntis, tnitn- The newest ervatious in cor­ sages. A. K. Rosscttcr FLORIST CELKKY AVRNUK - Tfitsrssk rissns s k ir t I s i I I m s .* Louise N ordgren Is Honored A t Party Itulian Officers Told To Avoid Foreigners CHRISTMAS TREE COUPON D H O B L C M S IS EASY, ECONOMICAL W H $N YOU DO YOUR C HRISTMAS SHOPPING AT THE PURCELL CO, ALL STEEL VELOCIPEDES—ALL SIZES $3.50 to $6.50 Steel W i i k o i i k , Pedal Cars and Children’H Roeker.s Ladies' M untiag A Rollin* HOSIERY $2.85 BLANK E l’S $2.05 PAIR T ts Valae# — nos et 3 prt. 52.20 Ladies' A Misses CURLEE BAGS ( 'o u t s & T a ilo r e d .S u its PANTS All » ls .a —All Shapes Black, Blue, L atgsga Taw. Wiae A G rtrn $9.95 und up 51.00 Qualtlv Hog of 3 Pr». OR RALE. American Gaaoltn* H eater, fine nw rlitk n , prac­ tically new. F irst 111 accepted. Phone Mil.' I.ADIF.S' Announcement your plan# now fo r th e grewtant i o f (h e M u o n . • SHIRTS New Arrivals In ‘ Curiae Sulla, Single ! A Double Hrravtrd. i All Sites., All ModeU. $ 1.00 Siaes 11 ta SO LADIES M uaslap aaslag 31th a Rash LadUs' Ti PAJAMAS Fast C alar. $1.00 V alaa All Slsa* * C a l.. $1.95—$2.95 M«r i IUUpr««l C h*rials, Flaatad QOCKS Plata. 35c 3 Pr. For $L00 $3.50 to $6.50 DRESSES 69c YEAR'S EVR EYE UpnH Club Charity Ball [fee. 30th Mayfair Hotel Adm. $1.50 Couple 406 SANFORD AYR. WE CLOTHE THE FAMILY— WE FURNISH THE HOME i �'iy O ^ >..*0V> -g> «~>S jV.W' *<v ..........*** T v ? tv a s' •*>»,»• • 3«v w?. <raK2 iif# 7*n*> > c- ,. ^ ••1 4 * a- C. >r '.*» *f.*, n v v. w ^» r Ga. Peanut Pig Pork l H am s lb . I k S h o u ld ers 1 0 c S id es 8 c FORGET1TURKEYS AND HAVE PORK • 1 - Ini .w > ip I r i l loccteiic] r . c i U 1 * * T k S f f c ttf t O R M N m e e p H k k w t B to r c n PA PER VHRLL | Pfecans . 1 Coconuts ] 2 lbs. 270 1 each 50 1 Lettuce I Celery 50 1 100 2 lbs. Best Quality Otittibfcfffes Firm Green Cabbage 390 20 pound To Set Gtunour Style For i Woman Must Look, Act- Mk« Lo4y» Re CfumaUy Elegant H r JOAN DURHAM NEW YORK, Dm . >1 —<AVGlamour, IM S—bow will It differ from the Clamour o f 10.101 And who will beat typify Clamour 1P401 The a n n re r to t h . second qfwelion, acordlng to o terral rzporta. Would be FnarlaitA'a Dm W w <ad Kent. Here »n> w * e «*l tW -f about the new type: Malnhochrr (P n rli designer rei sponiihle fo r the w asp w aist and ' tuck-to-eoraets movement): •‘She’ll look like a goddea., hut ahell know all the anewora. , " anbert Dundy (IDuatrator): "Shell he Individual—a m u between Srnilett O 'H ara and Ca­ mille. Kenrlett Without the tem ­ per. When ,he eh<wue* a man. the liar herself well In hand." I.urn f)c tit* (N tw York hair atytlM): "Sin II hare n .shining lock,, an if nlie had ju .i fallen In luvei the night before. Maybe ahe will have Ju.t fallen In love, but If, Dot, I he look Will lie there." j Tony Barn (lllu ilm to r and. marinnelttt s . l l'lj: L A R O t BUN Cfl Carrots FR ESH FLA. l j 0 |£ggs dec. 3 9 ^ | Butter 290 P o lt a t o e s 1(libs. 1 ' 7 c U . S .W ) .f\ t l k E 8 A P A p p l e r 5 lbs. 2 1 c _________________ ___ ____ l __________________ - 270 2 lbs. Brazil Rccleaaed Nuts M U r . c a r t o n s w if t 's Mix Nuts ftx ] t f 0 J , iwel |7 0 rS il 1 M iS tif Lihbty’s 250 44o2eti Nice lu k y Oranges & J i ' IS Peaches * f \ » | lor advance orders and already have sold as many again as usuaLand our supply has exhausted. This IWe regiet bdt we^ttMadvise you not to hoy <iold Storage fowls dt any kind. i •m m — ■ R. I .J U O H E A V Y | ........ — ALL TALL W ITH REG. ORDERS Milk | ST Corned n tl ■“ * 12 cans 250 3 cans 2 far 17c F t HowardToilet Tissue "She wim'i he the tall, rnnry ' girl who's JuU nutgrrrwn the awkward stage. Shell be a fullfledged laiir—and not cafe sodefy. The Duchtss of K ent fills the bill." Dean Cromwell (lll'M trator and mural painter): "Shell have a full flgurn with hire long, straight le g s .' And shell be bursting with health, Like a plum—almost ready to crark, but not flabby. Medium height, uctl<rounded and with good hard flesh and muscles all coordinated." Valentina (American designer): "Shi* will be the rcvlvnl of Ln Hello Dame, representing real haekground plus individuality plus elegance. Yes, I'd nomlnato the Doe be m of Kent, too." Here's a rumpnsltr view of the new Clamour Girl: Height—about G feet 7. (No ta l­ ler than before, perhaps even a tiny bit shorter.) Slender, but well-rounded body. A rcrngr weight— I'JU ixnindt. B ust—34-Afi, waist “fl.87, hips about 85. Skin—healthy, glowing, prefer­ ably Ivory-white with a rosy tinge underneath. Ilalr -blonde*, rrd-hcad* nnil b ru ­ nettes nil come Into the pletim* for a change. (M ark wns VIIF. J color last year). V Kyebrowa — completely' n a tln if / ( l o s t year's were thin hod arched), eyelashes long enough to flicker prnrocallvely. There's one thing the tw ft tUlo rgntendcr definitely must hnvu: She must look and net like n Indy, casually elegant because shell be tch busy to concentrate too much on hersflf. • Pure Hog la rd Seminole County Court Recorda Real E state Coaveyaoees Cowart, C. Pearl to P. Ballantina A Sons, Inc. Lingo, T. I- et ox to The House of God A Sslnts In Christ. K m L A. A. et u* to Roger If, Miller e t ux. Tbompeon, C. A. e t u* to Thoae L. MeElralh. Ratiefaetloa Of Mertgvge Federal Land Dank to Mabel R. Washington ft hsb. Crsp U ea * Meraolth, Jnes to .F o r a Credit Administration. Midwife U rease State Doenl of Health to Mabel H arris. * . Halt-Civil ,0P e..H . D. Co. lne., rs. lew is u , Mitchell. . ■ - - - ■■ - Boxes Matches 4 IK pail , q t bottle \YA'*AHAfcHIE, Tax. Dee. M •{A}— ■ m l t r l 88, . , fd* —W — B. "C. Lsuieiiltcr, tare* for the 78rd lore y .a r on • farm (arm ne near . lla hoa l*an a rwoliUnt countjr since hU arrival In a covered wagon. AU Civil W ar In 1M5 b» bat* money from his fa th e r purchased the.1^*. S te m tt farm and ---—.— 1 A. has ownua owned »b iinrf. „C.M 4 for 190 fW ttO tS 1 « Ilk 9 J 0 I n u ;.SA T. ' “ T d PM lb. te <b, ibc 4lbs. m re^ 1" Hog Lurd~ ^ •*" ■ ■**■ lb . 6 V 2 C FANCY ^OKK sKS 5 lbs, lac . AUUL . C K RiK t S »a H r Ce U wT BRDCOOU B K O U U U L sl 1b. ID . 10c iv c -----"■■' 1 ~ Ltifo iH lnToltANG BS don* sc a for i3c M gr . -----— ------------------------EMPEROR GRAPES 2 lbh. ’19c -------- ---------------W c 10c Bacon Squares f Ke SH 19c lb. 10^ V e s u R h s io c k lfc .k ------------------------------------------------ r Picnic Hams lb. . ^ c e d Bacon lb, ' F r e sh ^ e sa e d H en s \b . All-Meat ftoWgna lb . Mince Meat 2 lbs. ENGLISH PEAS 3 llw. 150 F lX lCE&ERG LETTUCE 2 bda. 9c 120 NtJTS SPECIAL MONEY MAKER PECANS 2 lbs. 29c ENGLISH WALNUTS A). 2\c BRAZIL NCTS lb. 19c PAPER SHELL ALMONDS lb. 25c lit W E HAVE CREAK COW*—LIM A BEANS— WAX . BEANS— PARSLEY—GREEN ONIONS— HLTBBA.YD SQUASH. Xo. i Rswriqu a f.'S Pumpkin ea Fruit Cocktail 100 g ‘/*0 Crisco ooupa oil Pineapple Juke 250 •R lib . 19 ^ tH i Jewel n o . k t * u r » K i.i .t or*, a a m . Tomato Soup Tomatoes Sugar -■ k i 1$0 Mince Meat Ma Apple Sauce a ro n k t r v r u n o rm Coffee 51b, toll «m it wt. i tr»ti. m tu m n Ripe Olives 1{^ V «#m . , Pecans Tomato Paste • ’ *•<.i lb. IhJ— - Pimentos - 4 oz. 38^ flakes ■u b l l k d -aw A b ti T W 7 * - ......... cm ^ t u f f l 2X • m . 12‘/*0 Ht.W. 2 ^ ^ j Chocolate L rm Milk 1 lb . BANIHU MRV. Powder »M m /.*h | V M •’* 1 ft | Mince Meat l o t . OCT. datk 150 I N a m BWCII Powder A mo. h n k k M t a . a ro a a. < n vvn n n n r Sauce d t 5T.[ ^ * U . V (TA. YAMS W lbs. 4 lbs. YELLOW ONIONS . . . I SPECIALS White Bacon lb. Ked -Smoked Saufmfce lb. 'j ^ JT'.V • V A U S iU S A / M Club, Slrloki, T-Bone 2 lbs. 20c to*______k S!.ui ‘ ~ Jo ^ rw 2 250 ------Koimd Steak lb. 23e; stew 4 lbs. 25c ;TTlbB' 2Sc g g k a 11in_ 4 * k a ‘CTt * 1 ^'■ — — ------------i— W isco n sin U C hteeae eese lb , . IfcV^w Wigcrmum II*. pend it light back in aomeneedy family call we don't have to lake UeorNew York a. £ ,2 0 c . HRing lb. is*it Backbone BackboneIK IK 16e 151"I CHRISTMAS L-ShonMen lb file Haslets lb. 10c ...................... « * P « t lb. 5c EATMORE CRAB at'LK STEADY m U . S. MO. 1 COBBLER Coconut 150 3 tor 100 )» ,« 3 for l f e �■'*'* ' >** x a • ,m «► >*( -•I* . r ) . v% v - i- ■ »/<■* > 0 t *>»., t* w i |‘v r t^ r v /w -w .,v * v. jk A \ ' 'o v i * • > > ? " . ' . - * ■ r- •> ^ ^ ■ • > ,( t * r ■•’V V ■*’*rvSar-.> .v /i* ^ . j t r t w 'a E S i . J V - .*'"* <AVV •* "'S S e s V ■ ■ > r.' , » . J ; : ' '- ■ — t : pace ^rtftj^ANPOm) nERALT), SAJTPOED.TLOmbi pleased M r fee* thane. "A h, friend* 1" *ho«rted th e King. So Eric and L eeten told them tb alr e d to a tu r r i- b u t- th a y didn’t tall th e w o it Im portant p a rti th a t Ik e? rnuit find a Queen for SANTA TALKING DOLL THE.STORY SO »ARt to rem ind them of th e ir C hapter JO Not Yal F ra a Outside the ra ttle n f Kir <£h atter. “ ' a*a nothli ..... - m o v i n g . Guardsm en riep t leaning ag ain st tlm walls. TTte g re a t g ate clanged sh u t a fte r th tm . J*{fpw w e. m ust be fr e e ," Mid E ric. • "N o t r e t," said a small ro le s. 11 ffffa . B ut a t least you have broken the spell o f K ing C h atter { O '1®" I'**™ -, Now he wfll d eep u td the world will heve peace, 7“ wore ricrived by elore nnd mnrk et employ#* Jn rporr tlinn 60 Georgia and Flotilla citioc in **Inch the company operates Serernl hundred employee cf *t«r*j. the 7;l 'lot*ft nnd market* oarrTHINGS XICRT END ili-il by tl\* Winn & Lovett tiro-rry Company reeetvnl Chri*tma* W»CU1TA, Kn«. D<c. SI -</P» giff- chock* this week, accordlm: — For 21 years Satu Kiefnor, to an announcement by II. 1.. city editor of the WKhlta Morn A 'cry, vice president and super* mg Fqglr, ha* used the huiio iutindm i of More*. py spike. In Hint time the spike The Winn A Lovell Grocery bn* w ont down fnwii n limy one I’ompnny. which operate* the !"•«! to n mere two Inetirs. I'iggly-W iggly and Lovett *tt>rr« .» hrnilrd by W. R. Lovett, With Indirect lighting through yla** headquarter* In Jaekftotirillc. Mi. wnll panels near th- rrltm g i.t n Avery said the distribution lotnlcl plra' *nt and effective innovation i t n n i l Ihouinnd dollar*. Cheek* for modem heme*. The light* are ho Mid to th e King. "y u u r subjects a n peaceful. I t It get* tin g n e a r Cbriotmms up In S an­ ta '# Tap land. I t would warm y o u r b a a rt ta m o him. Como w ith' no th a n ." "W hy, f l o o r Mid the King. B a t ju s t then daw n began to tu rn th a aky pale blue. LecxcnV eyelids flu ttered , »be smiled nnd lost then aba atiffaaad an d becauw only a doll. “ Poor little doll." Mid Eric and k« otrokad h e r yellow curl*. Then bo tu rn ed to the King. I'll bold Laaxcn and ride on the fox’* back. You ride yo u r fine, w hite horse and Elsa can tide w ith you." O ff T a T aylaad So they had a big breakfast o f hot cakaa a n d chocolate nml m e e t, golden figs. Ami then they sta rte d ou t. Eric peered By BIOIIID ARNE E rie, th a w a d W tgheaU,. f‘ a a d •• Laeaaay■a d d b r l W t broken tba spall a f aR „ j l J tlfl wbo teak as friaad* quarrel. l.eeicn has run aw ay / r a m tka K lag af J ( N lfM ll« altb aag b aba waa. asada fo r him by tba falriaa. PiRKb’-Wiggly Gives Bonus To Employees British Are Not Given To Daring Individual Deed3 Si. Fraaldy R aastad l F reshly G ra s s d l MILD A MELLOW EIGHT O’CLOCK COFFEE RED CIRCLE....... 2 lba. S5c ..ib. i»c b o k a r .................... . » SALAD DRESSING m 17c QUART 29c «2e GDADVf O rA K M C i C 1 GELATIN, DESSERTS AND PUDDING PRESERVES I lf ft J PKGS. 10c 29e 2 LBJAR 17c paW ct PEAS CORN PINEAPPLE # r*Nc CHERRIES N al. asm * akn paor GRAPE JELLY Il'lU N A MINT JELLY A ar tijty ® 8 S l i unrr.v MIXED NUTS PECANS WALNUTS pa u r OLIVES ' FRUrf *COCKTAlL SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DINNER Orange City Hotel DEC. 24-25 TURKEY $1.00 RAINBOW ROOM WDBO STUDIO MODEL RADIO ■ T t» ri:ii 6 LAVER RAISINS N. a C. RITZ RANDAL E L E 'C T R I CO. Ib. I Ib. box FLORIDA'S FINEST COCKTAIL LOUNGE OPEN EVERY DAY AND NITE DICK FEASF.L AND HIS TEN SWINC KINGS EVERY SAT. NITE $ 2 9 -9 5 3-4 os. jar LONDOK * r os SambSv. WE REPAIR RADIOS — ALSO— BOTH NEW YEAR’S EVES NAT. Q J | PUN. O f DEI '. tfU DEC. tJ JL MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE LIQUORS P U M P K IN I'llONE 103 3 lba. N o ONUTS each ESSry lge. stalks NBERRIES HAMS s*»ie*A ktd pi 19c ™ » - V’fl. 6**1 C M l ROAST SAUSAGE ib 17c ib PIG PO RK STEAK HAMS ■: i Shoulders 12ViC ROAST liv e \7» -O i t ! 2*c lb TAYCRS Ib 2 5 c Val Vita Luscious Dassort PEACHES RED ROSE HAMS Ib 2 5 c SAUSAGE Ib 2 5 c I i6 oi 21c BACON viariu (tdnWHiY 25c Ib EXTRACTS i sauce 3 '• 25c Hatdini ib 15c V% gins'* JEW EL CRANBERRIES 4 ib 3 7 c Grad# B Florida (Pinabraaza) Largo All-White Cold Storage EGGS 4.*2 5 c All-Whifo—do* Criip California (lojidi Often Cabbage A tlfftlM Ib l i « P trr.tUAi/ Ib. D n tM rib*>i I 2 M 2c* CritiT&eida" C a n a d a bums Sc M jM E B p i Large R tiftH BstNlMin Ik* Uolinowcr ■tuffad-up feeling Immadlataty. II acta quickly to soothe aod bool tha fav«>u)i, irritated m onbiuss add la gua rant aad to rid you of your cold cough antlraly withfai tha Aortest poaaibla lima or rravy s n t of Osa amall coat wfll ba promptly rafttadad. hfantho-Hulaioa la a n to uaa and should be kept an hand fat ha mediate on tka ftiat at* paaiaasa of a eold or couth. M.niho Mulsion la eadorwd kg your neighbor* aad guaasatead bg ftean t t AND IANPOMF MfL FRKE DELIVERY ft nan a-a* 7‘jc •O alona 10^. 2 5 c 0ru**u*tf f tvit C a in ib P*ack * V*ll»w 9 y 2c kiaik Mill Yalijir M fl u I C i. C r e c h w iJ ie M i M e oorsliaws- l«|h. OslicioGi Of Spiff MORRELL’S PICNICS Ih. 18c SaHVa# MnyonnallB 312 SANFORD AVE. 25c 35c Ib Ib 17 Vie Ib 23c Wo!**'" tnwfrtj Ib 7fcc 10c , 6c BEEr ROAST Ib. 18c 10c S H O U L A K R ROAST lb . lie m p m ™ A nJ ichen u'e "talk furkey" toe tpcak of CROAKERS C & C. LIQUOR STORE IfiSESAP APRUEB 5 lba. $6c FfESkK i?SrTURKEYS Ib. H e q e s W ,i . i tsstlsUd SHRIMP Wa Carry A Full Lino Or The Brat In ‘A t tioits ttsttvto 219 Sanford Ave to tAKJ klRCHAMS to tout CAR OYSTERS ft'! • A&P ic c ifc d , and the |.in e lt are flush with the wall*. , MOUNT VERNON TURKEYS! tifiOD RIF T IIR Itt S O IL S F l.n V W m lD k m . Dec. 21 • t ’i The Inn tinnlly caught up with tu u yuntil* win* hail Mmr. r.iVrvd’’ ainl nwUmivHIb' a'tory Fim•lay fin n month for trailsuurtawhole long hair ftrcamiHl behind Iiuii to Sdmlay School. Kdicv them. •I idpe Itobl a, a tense, I them. "H ow fa r to ToylandT" shouted Eric. “ Ma-u-a-any mile*," the g iay fairie* whinnered, " llu t we are the wind* that blow ships home. We will carry you." No they picked up the whole porty ami whisked thm llnuiigh the ■ir nnd pul them all iluwn in fro n t of the Toyshop. ’VNow to aurprise S anta," *»nl E rie. B ut in hi* heart he tva« thinking, "Oh. w here will we •find a queen fu r the King so th a t l.e e ie n nnd I may go to the laud bayoml the lu n set?” FROM NOON TOMORROW: The five prin* UNTIL 0 P. M. PEANUT FED 7 COURSE COMPLETE MEAL WORTUMORE CANDY GUM DROPS Ib. CHOCOLATE PROFS ib. LIBERTY CREAMS Ib. COCONUT BON DONS Ib. Ann LIMA BEANS a Six married rouplcs hoiink W ib pi Ding the Sloppy Hollow m idge Club, met regularly for t l yearn and »ut cards for partner*. TJnet, night recently, the rutting paired man m d wife as purtner* In wH six r.itiplc*. T hat’* Ihr way tboT v.cie paired for the fits! hknd ever a decade ig<*. *•' \rnmn Tags This Ctirlstmas! ib 2 9 c f lB H P H P B R V B •J H E H a H E H S i nor li i|ipni onyoh>#th 54,000 cutting* cf a deck of raid*. RATH’S WE WISH YOU ALL A HERBY XMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR _____________ O Smutkifirti fftkuhtnt It rouW ib 19c |]rtp1, *i‘or three o f «»«b y e a r you m ust th? w inter wind* and go crying around people’* rood top* p Started T hat N lfh t IlCANOKC. V*. Dee. 21—I4 V -. The “ B ea t D.-cmtA ’ Tarlre* , A re W e arlu T M l BACON n i* £!?*e7; 7ou •1"’°“ ffUed In a a uuanmt COU5IICU5 >CUNS MIN mor>t£ W How Tho Kicking’ 'Tw as Ju st B efore C hristm as A nd All Thru O u r S to re tV • Folks W e re Smiling O v e r Bargains G alore! ★ 9u**n °r r>lrl«* ANN PAGE m y Cdip Calif. Icsbu j Lettuce jumbo head 6 V 2 C ,1ft Certons-ln Quwters-Frtsh From The Churn Lend O ’ S u n ih m e -lb rvt PHONE SO CUB ISTMAS SPEC lA li Stohety b Fme*t Breekfest of Champkxu W h eaties Fguaah Ib. 39c 3e *« *Jmr4 tlra n a HroeUoll Ib. I2lje IM s p i 10«> Taaxia I* �' J 1“-V ,T> - ‘.T.V-A'v p , ; t CJ.-> ( > ** •’ iA/ ) v > V *, At-* •/*<» !'■ < / VRPXPf pde Seems To f Have Turned In European War Evidence Shows NLRB Is Partis Green Declai 8ANF0BD MARKET REPORT Ibid and succor ns la possible to n au g h ty Finland, while the nettm l world applauds. O H A PkFfiurri — n s . ate. baa. vn Cota a M i l t H a x . b*g> u s Comb, t t e i V I n bos l.l» . . TANOBlilNKS — F Is. M b ss . hpn'rANa*‘(U UA i — ten supples L In Italy, despite continued liplaarviee to the Paaclat-Naila rep. [jdiaachment o at of which was IndSt the Rome.Dcrlln axis, now j t broken, tho Natl-Com1 fellowship is viewad open* Ih deep frowns. An Italy eJ if nercsinry to march t Russia to halt Soviet enment in the Danube basin »• Balkan* is uo tbs alert, y n».mfiali.l with Natldom'a fora In giving practical aid lend. Kuiwifldlcd R us’lnn military pres* Hire and a mounting toll uf GerW an reverse j a t sen are affecting tb s diplomatic secue. Unqiiesliontabjy, Krnnco-Urlllr.il statem ents S h i pinching out to tnka quick* H v a n ta g e of increasing doubts S laong European neutrals, that v e rm any can sureessfully chatjjtmge Pranre-B rltish sea power End economic lesourcss. There are hints from Paris th at n w new Allied diplomatic blow t s which could ||A H__________..teso itler Is iinpendlng. II might things do b g an undersiondlng with off sat tho Indications th atItaly tho th a t of would finally sever the weak­ RM sen power Is being enedm ,tieAsteadily th at hold* Rome Ucrand closer shout martin itler'i deal iy. together, They do for not Hobscure tbs grtth Russian Bofa c t th arommunlsm t has wilh stirred Ilia and lossItaly of [ y rBpcc aggression and tho Columbus, Gsriy has been driven from the I^A ga'lnat background exceptthis fo r dark the Deutschland, 11*,.Fuehrer pan console himself jmgy with the disputed Nasi claims that German forces virtually de'fltrorrd a fleet of British air S e a t ere over Helgoland Bight, S n d with N atl a ir raids against iBritith m int sweepers which could ONIONS: (OREEM ) — F la. (Uppllee few , Ifc-SSe pe reo s. bun. PARSLEY — F t a. p e r d o t. bun. I ta .ttr . PEA S: (RNOLtMIII — Bu. h p r. I.U. CKOANH — On. paper ehell. v a r toue v arlellea, I r e - lie . I ’lM K M 'I'L E — No en i.p l|ee POTATOES — Irle h N#w J e rs e y (old) r t v z 1.11*1 eO) n e j lilies bu. lie -H I llA tiin lir..* — P la .-fe w Irm t d o s RGRTS — p e r d o t. bun. SOc-rSc. BROCCOLI — R u p p llit m oder­ a te , dem aR d fa ir, m a rk e t e te s d r. le - ts n lb. C A nnA flR — anppMiw m oderate, dem and poor, m a rk e t u n se ttle d .C o ­ p en h ag en I ' i bu. hpr. ta e -a ic , Ton hU|" o i u l N E — 40 d .d e . Ht/TAIIAHAS — N o rth ern CW T. ii .s t .j o .a s . CABRAOH (CIIINKXRI — 1 d o t. •aelm j.- u -l.te . SPINACH — S upplies m o d erate, erte. M l . CIIAYOTRR — F Is. au p p lle t m od­ d e m e -o fa ir, m a rk e t ste a d y . R u .. H pr. U r . . _ ,, e r a te h v hpr. U e .l.te . M J I . i . l l — Rue. h p r a Yellow c m c o n r — F la. l i t bn. hpr. if io k n e e k bu h p r. I . l l - I . l l . Ohio tle .lt* h h a rd III. Sr. C A nnO T S — - - e . <*"*• b u n , ton- liubW KRT POTATOES — F ie ., net d o t. bun. tfT -H c. .F la. I bu. a u p p lle t fa ir, cert. b ag s I . I I - l t S W YltAW OKRItiElt — P la. few . h c rA u i, |,FidJW K K — P is. su p p lies . , few , 1U bu. erte. 1.11*1.1*. I ‘t p e r p in t lee. TOMATOES — S upplies lig h t, d e * C«?LKltT — F Is. euppUee fa ir. m and fa ir, e t e s d r m a rk e L .a p p r. H M ark et goad. 4 doe. erte. S.II-E.dB lb. ('ra le s ere. to n u a lltr l.e e - i.U T t'R N IP S : (G R E E N ) — F la. f»w . CELERY HEARTH — F l». d o i. It*. r ev*AToaI1‘ IJ.ARDS "•b o a t tbo m H m they have r a ­ ds rad to CIO.- B i m U I W I n woatd 10m to MO tbo board pro* doe* any svld sites showing “sym- servlets U faction "the id, bo tald , to are “a pianace to tho national Smith acknow|*dg*d to the comwelfare,” aald the work nf the mltteo that ha had tranamltted to Houaa Committee “la definitely a large Boaton department alora encouraging.“ .literature concerning a CIO boy In support of hla claim of par- eoti of tho Berkshire Knitting tiaUty, Green cited testimony Mllla, Reading, Pa , hot declared Mtail K Recommendations of tho com»~t R vm i . ^ tbo H ealth . Bowl m U te. Included: . I Miami. C brlatm a. night.1 W ith “A roamonable lim itation” upon I .ic a p tlo n o f netaal oxpoa tbo rig h t to a trike; outlawing of Toll money taken In i “ m tbo ekMod ahop and the check o ff;{ tic k e t aoloo 't rill go to the T a premia Ion perm itting employer* In fan tile Paralytic” campalgr 9* Cranberry Sauce . 10&» iM M M M F tIM ttIH MCM COUftl C0 6000 nUAWBUKt US. LpKT t o c c t n m / Ssserta* Ftevsoe CANADA DRY 1 -g . H m SPARKLINGWATffl . . 160 hot. • • »16l OLIVES IH-oe. IVk-oa. hat. PtatoetSmb v I -ta hot.. * * *1 * traiMOTUu IN alotw OOM lip j *" ***' >ucpllr* tO ootlaw m f From r a e t Itae* sued to tho Uxpayarg .during the month of November w ars M 7 I this year a t compared with I,1M In November last year. Intangible tax collections during tho opening month of tk i. t u year showed even a better record of early payment* than did tho ad valorem roll. F(gyres on the Intangible (ax collection* disclosed th a t M l.|- percent a t tho entire rbli was collected. in th i ona month. . . . , Tho net revenue from* this source w as. ft.lU .S 4 whllo tha to U l roll U Dlsaqunts fo r -aarly payment of bstanribla taxes amounted - to^ f fO M . Bint* tna law allowi no dtrislon of tha Intangible taxes, tho M il-am ount Is forwarded to tho State. • ■ •Wfc. irSMMNSRMRY«0NIMMSWM1M»CM P W C t tttW NA TIT* j Tbo N ational £ p o rts , Coo regional d tm to r a t M atoms X Mo. 1 MB •>•• FRUIT OBOKTJUL New Record Set Disaster Faces World As New For First Month! Decade Begins Payment Of Taxes! As a result, Insecurity sn d fear are fa r more powerful forces to* day than e v tr before In modern times. O r all lho g reat powers, the United States aJoae held tho ana* Jor quest within the bounds of poacoul, democratic procedure. Rvsn so, the pries fo r security— the ’ Philip a. Phiuip*, Ptojrw." tu rira , In m aklng-puM ic 'f c c M t 'S mrndaUona fo r amending the I n - ?*?*—' * 'J * ^ .™ * ? 7 * * ; tinder Use Labor Aetna war* membor Relations Act. The NAM /o m S proap, aaaertlng th a t tbo net and ta “ »• t a U m t #f * CI° on' hern of other political faith*. Tbs NAM group, asking many its administration by the board I ^K U M Q H A Ta*— #F ls. su p p lies few . I h eb t. Cr*. I.II-1.IS . A P P L E S — Duppllsa m o d erate bu. b eh l. JS e -l.t* . AVOCADO — F la. bu. h p r. I S#. I.SS. . BEAMS: (S n a p ) — P upptlee mod* • r a te . fts u ill poor. m a rk e t ste a d y , |i » . V arious v a rie tie s bu. lysr^ l . l l an d up * w as, bu. HJWWWi M A llH CIGARETTES POPULAR BRANDS XMAS W RAPPED . 'CTN. $1.19 P. A . TOBACCO oaa IOe m u PASTE with PoRsItes Je*r Caetrn 2J-LB. BOX . . . 2 GOLDEN GROVF It attack on ______ Poland. th a t - ay to the Reichsl n g “ Wo shall not b Souveelr A ssortm oat lb# 1 7 V i« — KPflCTir GRAND of . S fisurai -IK’S 5ft.1 Wlekar Bo.kst ss4 Sklpplut sprsad through tk* land sod o r­ H . also pointed opt th at tho gan!sod labor split Into two war- discount ported ta m l over. A three percent discount la- allowed d e n y other aaolradletlons dofa r payments ta December, 8 per­ veloped In tha thirties. cent in Jan u ary sh d .X percafit Bdantlsta poshed their ascendFebruary, Unpaid ta x tf become lag s ta r to a now sm ith. They In developed wonderful tw*w healing trllnquent on ,U»a f tis t Monday drug*, like sulfanilamide. Children bom iata In tha dorado h a t s Ufa ordinary w hole nations bocai r atenue elUsens could see no s s r i s s fSr5.M s.T.stK gaCS'jiidiriBT^ of all tbs hospital hods of tha reveries In avUUon to start high ■peed transoceanic travel, sod Howard Hughes girdled tha glob* In • little over 91 hosn. But mm of war forged tho asms dlacovtries into aerial monstars uf de­ struction that contributed to tha Inttcurllir of civilian* and helpo-l remake tha map of, Europe. There Were nurnsropa algni that tho decade airukl haw bam qaietsr than tha ona. pre­ ceding It. Far while Um depres­ sion was disheartening, K was .also sobering. 'Movies Ucsma elaaser, radio mors serious. Americans seamed tra latermtod ta enltsro—lixHUona wars Ih* way, they re­ ived Toscanini's hmsdeasts an I i amt axpanshr* weeks a s art Into hogs editions. RmldmU of evm small low s*. ytariad' ta murals— S • Pasrists Joined HltWria snalbty to farm a bolIlist connunlkm. mariesns hogatt labeling ; / didn’t like BS sithtr FascUU.- B» tho time n toofttsed by tjia 1SB8 inda af -Nails and Redd, In the depths nf tho s depression, a gfdSt prophot of tho thlrtio* ashed as - the giVmtoet of ail- tUnh Hut tho eateh Ivan K rcuger, th» match ktag., fie tilled ........... V * tag (41 l>V* Iriflod ** I decade. ' L;: k - Btrangvjy aaeugh, ttla •wiadMv.’had ac*yr*taqf I Why T " - *npeovod FIT fOR A KING ■ m i rUMIDA w rn K o iin n w R n j Ckee. Drop*— —___ ta, IOe Kiat*a Mist.— ...____...Jb. U m Oraago Sllees..... IOe P ansy MU............... _...ta, IT* Ckno. Covered Cordial Chnrrtee---- ....____Woe D e FUrRtPA fRRSM 1-LS. rftUIT AND NUT ICOHOMT DATE PUDDING n h iw ts n a . Bole Aw* NUT HltbAl) PUDDING Lovye the forms .of faar.amd bu r* w « Csch. . . A 190 * Fer 25c HtINZ PIS. DATI, PLUM Urn wmld-wld*^lEflMtaa ( •f little algnlft- Caytou. .! .* ! ! » ! D PINEAPPLE*.'! FLORIDA EGG* d r e sse d SV44i. f AYIKS.. . . , . �• »► • - 1» '»• % ** «* •N.Af'' ‘-T.7 O • I . ' u « . s .>'tv:w > \-y -A Two AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Member Associated Press VOLUM E SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1D3!» Survey Indicates Backs Of State Made Many Loans Cranberry' belli or alar* make MISSOULA. Mont. Dec. 21 — M*»Montnnn S tate University nn nppropriMv gunti*h for the flitim-. tin* tniggnt ninjvretto rorp< holiday ralatl U m l. Cut out I ho from cran b rtry Jetty of uiiv college in tit*’ I’n ltH "hapr* Slates. Fifty-eight iimnI* spin l»u- p|ict*«. To mak* oven tslgfa dip . |*inut rn htii ton* in their tw irling drill be- the cu ttrr in rttjtl w ater ra th tluio it U um i I. v .t U f it d w i lt the price fruit ba« j Ito fii halves’ of football game*. NEW YORK. IW-. —l —T hat hank* In Florida arc nrtivcly nerving the n e d it needs of tholr ronihuinlllfs Is ahotm \ f the tr*ulta i»f a a irre v of bank lend fiif Activity announced iy the Amo'iran Ban kora Assoc'-A km hid Irating that tho commercial bank* cf the state made more th:i»i 110,000 new Ion us to t'lin g $70. 000.000 to bttalntra flin u and im livtduih during tlie fir*t six month* of IOTP, ltd renew id OTi.OO) outstanding loans totaling $40,000,000 during the fame period. Tbo autvey wliu reveal* that *minaaa • fii ms In the atat* are (N B A Radiophoto) : A bandage enverine hl» ryes, this wounded officer o f the G er­ m an pocket baltlrahip, A dm iral G raf Spec, la hurried by auto to ■ hacpltal from th e p ier a t Montevideo, Uruguay. H e waa one of 00 m en wounded In th e G raf Spee'a battle w ith th rea B ritish c n ilscri off coast of U nisuay. T hirty-six seamen and officers w ere dead When the Nazi ship took re fu te In Montevideo. Kadlopholo flashed to Now York from Uuanoa Aires. d cr i «h« .rent to Kiiituml 0<> year.* nKi> to v.Vblioh n dully be-in. there. i The business ptospeiTil mill the -----— ThThe ilairynisn biniKht tils youmr BERNE, Her.. 11—1,1')— rom mandcr-in-chlrf of Finland’ .... IV S n is s w ife to K in )m il w ith him. arm ies was the subject off lonir III- ilniry heisnie one of the Inrirllc|t:ophles in Ihe Kwlss p--press ,.«t r f FlnlamTs prosperous busidurinir Ihe Fiiini-li llusslnn erlshi» uewes. Ilis son, hom In s'inlniid, —mainly beruu-r he Is of Sw iri* joined Hie arm y and is now ll» o i Ik Ih. I commamier. Major fJenerd Karl I.ennnrt I The 8 « I m>, who m e very pr.'i d Oe-ch Is Ihe son of n Kwl-s ilsliy- ‘ of their own ncwly-alecteil coniman from the eanlmi of Herne n .i,. K i-ln-chirl, tirm i id Henri , (iulsan. and their crock little .it„ ... izen-arnty, |>olnt to Oesch's <oIJ.iblel reer r.s another evidence of hwiss r- a t ; military prowess. L lT liy U r n Initiging lately w ill U into*. . . rested in thr-rfpiny,-wiTrtVm>d^>] ,io a - li prize* i ffo ru l for fino t itn iA i | ifL p fa y * at the Central Florida , 1 l!\po*itl. it in (M a m in , Fob. IP *. , t 2 l . Ci an find Bickfo rd , I fit* fa il'* ; f iv r c t m y and general m anager, nniHMitio.sl nor* fm’o y . In ttink ntj 1 l i ’o u a p relim in ary detail* ron-i , o iiioi: tlii* big ci r m n m t ’d . j j * til ’ MAt o .'ll* it o f eitltl* I j l-y a com m unity, b r Inutatier, a | J fi .-t prise of f ir . U offoiotl. I ? \ lid p rL e ? ’*0. t hit d $ 10, nn If tie* Demuo ntit* convention fo iltili 32t‘. A h fine a i*bowing of j ►buiibl Its* held ui Sopt.’inbor it t*1 1 ’*■ e m u * i . h can bo m n ' ii any M\tu Id ' v I ( la la beat any p:n- u liere o ill bo oil display i t I h -•j ty pplit u liid i iV n tec i.'t* fen* and i.*iposition in Orlnml.i this FobRopuldicaii i Imps' may emerge | 'i ly if all kM ’s a* anticipated. mm th** r**nvent i"'» R's^agnixino ■ M •. Hick ford iv v u ili'il i that Nituntinn, tho Ib'iim ’rat# A nother d a n hi the cit.iu* i W’inild must lik e ly elm s»» Itcitso- division is for efnjJJr b o m of v r lt fu r •i third term na th e ir beat ctattgr* and g ia p c frilit. Tin* Flochance to win. 'Id a i t . nk in O il mla bus offered ' a s|»o ini psiso of I'Jo for tlic j A second re a n<»n ui«o was ad vniictd. A teal w:o in Europe like- , Iv s | I m x o » ntaitg n, any v a r ie t y .) Iv w ill rrente pubtir pressure foi • ltd iinnlhot to f In* t»i s| l.$»\ IVrsidciM Roosevelt to stay in *f J f any \ a iio ly *»f grap efru it. fio *. Ropubbrtui htr^tegist roe****; Unite* the in le t ritilh* oxllib! I H7t* that factor. Since the v.ai toil. M e p e n d tod to Use K; Is ion*, really g .t iindenvn.v hef». e U»v * i n * ts' *1 of full b see*, ill next Sitring. the v .ir alarm miglM j oi«!»t i» m \v H in t, shipping not tui;e tin t hold ill tliiv o u n t v v* oiobl, etc., a coo ding to to«(ay’s , until n f t ir the .lime ro iiv m lie ii ’ aniioiiiiceiiieiit. p.wiotl. Oil the other It ml, hv the j A oioio : the p j5ro« a io also j time * f a e w n t i n n in Sop m i ! a u n t.I f. r g ift I m»m *s of c it r * ; the Deinocrntie plutform rould tw tier there would h ve been I mu • ltd •ihet p duct-, p i*« s stal l ! n nuths or mote of real •nr a and i tinging d ow n om .l Mn-wrrvd and the Dem.Kratie can­ for didate rould tie Imidin-le I under honest to.goodlier* fighting. \e | .fellies : ud oth r i it ills p oducl- ! «ompaiiyiint that voubl be ♦be d m il 1•• considered in this el i n . I the hot light of puldirity that a l­ M anager llick fc rd said ho is ! ways l i m n upon n national con­ man t for Ro «eve|t to stay in *>f • nmv ptepnti’d to give (.11 it | vention. I •*t . . . . I o M| I, Mint Atdl now up come llenmernllc Irmlnin, fresh from talk- with l*rr-ldciit Itoosrvelt and Idnndty iullnintr th a t if It is K'dnc to be a wnitini: panic to an* who Rets the last Convention, the Hemo- "S O F T SPUN - * PUDDINGS 5 . Dig No 21 n f ’ .n L?n. . enii'inber in happy this a jjifl Ima- RUM -SH ERRY WALNUT— ALMOND FLAVORINGS 45c « j 2m d5V Ivory Soap Kirk's Soap P. & G. Soap Ivory Snow Ivory Flakes Hulk Lb. 1!) A OI.EOMAlUiAUINE A b aik rl from ■ U S?;*;*'' '* id" " 5 1 S Orandied V Mince Meat l iF Milk 3 ^ F o rrcil M*"» THIS ENT. SPREAD CHRISTMAS WITH A OF FOOD. S CHEKR 4 BASKET 2 3 bars 3 giant bars |( ) £ pkg. 10 sm, 94 Ige. 2 V CHRISTMAS SERVE SOMETHING DIFFER OVER BO KINDS TO CHOOSE FROM. Raspberries Crisco 1-lb, 2 Qc 3-lb. 49c 6-lb. $1.05 DELICIOUS IIERRIES. SKRVi: WITH CREAM Asoaragus Tins fc W sitirl o$i* • Ir$»$»r4— to* » rn $ 2 lbs. 21* MIRACLE ,^T?iP Pint 22c Quart 32e Parkay lb. IRg* VELVEETA CHEESE 2 lb. loaf /f Cheese l a H . U I -C a S a a ' Guava Paste Meat" ClfILE*CON* CARNE CORN IpMUl at •■ly to__ Raisins box 9 ^ BALLARD’S “OBELISK” FLOUR 5 lb. ctn. 27c 10 lb. bag 50c BELL’S POULTRY SEASONING FAT PLUMP HENS b. 28c FLOWERS’ FRYERS 75c, 1.00,$L25 Mint Patties Sjn-i l l You'll t .it.. '«»l'-C’tirn—-tTiffsi ii MnrshmnllowH 35' HTOKEI.Y-H HI'ICED PEACHES CUDAHY'S C H EU TM A S W RAPPED I tll«‘-|.«.t! Date and Nut Bread 2 { Preserves 7 oz. jar * PLUM—FIG— DATE Hard Sauce WE FEATURE ONLY -FLORIDA'S FINEST." u r M r .r n n w N a IHK-.II ORE’SSF.D k B„ * CORN FLAKES 2 PKGS. 13c Bacon* lb, FOR — McCORMICK'ff LIMAS Raisins K E L L O G G 'S famci ORDER f i t ’ ll* s h o w ] CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 i.su i. • -I,- 2 S TISSUE 3 Rolls [ to en* 1 today, er and Forrest YCUR TURKEYS—IHNS or FRYERS OCEAN SPHAY FORT HOWARD i w u l l h o v e a w h o le w lonoiM w eek*) J®y t h e h o lM a y fe e tlv ltle fl if y o u e h A n d to d a y y o u r it h o p p ln r w ill h e e a m o re e c o n o m ic a l I f y o u nhop a t O e lrh e lV . LACE Roberts, Grocery BEST GRADE PHONES 411 412 t ile M T * — C A N D Y — F H riT S IT U U T T A K E S P L U M P U D D IN G IT iK S Il C 'U A N IlK m tIF sS ( I t A M I K i n n SA U C 'D •■ • all gi> ivo ih w lii w ill w rite 1 1•«*'»■ l.Mirel fn I im at Cent I l b* ida Kvposi- I ■I 1 c MiniclMnly linn I. .idipuil ters nl O il mb*. *1' r o e s Without <1Vill|f i of ! ( lirialm ns w ith i«,tn e, tin t it i« the put pine of \ kt I of fond— fhe Lvpo siti. n |,i enomiiago | "b o ro •v r possible the pim lii.'tioii o f tine <|itiility ngi ioiiltinnl pm j i d'te.H \\ . hope (lint oxibito'K ill \ our . iln is divisions. n-« well n« | in o’ hoi *t g*t it'ii It lit it I groups, w ill | ; U* intro iiuiiicr. in* U r n even I a s i ’ s F t l o r u iy vvlton a ivco n l wus M’t," |j ( M i. Ilie k fo 'd concluded. U ADS Fo, SALF IN OUR NFX1 ISSUE ■Miaou-• CRANBERRY ORNAMENTS RECORD. OR SOMETHING Democrats May Many Cash Prizes To Be Offered For Hold Convention t 1*LA NIK). Doc. 21 -M a n y oho have I dl«Late In Summer A verage N om ber Of) NewLoans Reported j Amounted To 1.122 183,474,6110 between Jan u aty I ond June 30, 1930, and renewed 23.044 outstsndlnr b a n s totalinir $10,711, 719. In addition, they re -, ported 1,090 'n e w 'm o rtfix a loans W diotne owneia and other real ♦state owners totallnK $4,003,343. The averafe number of new loans rcpore.1 per twnlTwss 1,128, and the average loan was for $724. » The average number of renewals per bank was 684, and the average ifn-w al wss for $098. The average tiumtx Established In 1908 M AKES a n y CHRISTMAS DINNER A FEAST I FANCY LARG E STA LKS Latg Howe” Cranberries lb. 1 9 ^ Fancy Delicious Apples 3 lbs. i & 29c V - Picnic HAM S Ibl 19c MONARCH W h ere Y i i "FREE DELIVERY" ways Get Good Moat'1 400 8ANF0RD AVE. PHONES 411-412 CANDIES and NUTS GALOREt OUR STORE 18 SANFORITS ONLY AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR BATTLE CREEK "HEALTH” FOODS t> �* * * ?> **»•? *'>- j r « ^ f » * u < i8 i^ r^a -t’1T- X • •■>. '! < > . » * -« rW < 3 r^Z ~ y . v i* , r / • t / ■ » ' • • «■•».•<•> • % x •t . --->‘V > -«.‘ x - » * < ! u * * fc t> i A Winter R t m , F k - S p « b r of (ho House. William R Bankhead. places Ik* crown of Camellia Queen on Kallileeo Turner of Winter H in a , with all the pallantrr of the OU Sooth, as these famous blossoms of Civil War days come iato full bloom at the Florida Cypress Gardens \ ”* L, , | u » , Im , u THE BIG GRAB —n » U fcy D a h ltm NEXT? -----m i t U i w n U M l y *1 U » »»*M t « * . »U» | t * U a t i U U f M t r * l | m w l i t t U i , l l » U » m I, |« « l U h im l il. U U « V w M W*» »( Um . t i w y u t tr i t k n I x t U i «i»«a» « rmlim trmm B a aa aa * « < W K H U nle a w ** m w i i< * i> 4 u * * f? ■ * • > » « • U U » - I k I« •»- *• N . * T w k NORWAY A SWEDCN ttSarU f Hminh W / / / A '/ / / / / A '6 * h L (//y/yy. a—i*al* b m HUNOARY SA M U E L JA C K S O N SN EA D , *W **. * U l M U w ith a A **>r I t t* « k lU SIAOOO M iami O a f* ta il t a f W at w ith a 71-hal* la ta l a l n t . TV* > i »« « a t » *l r a a a t a u l i r l tVa a .« t-K OisM t la t r i t e . I �1 . 2W-rxr.*.y—^r».- v . / v V ' v>\ ' > t i *' *g."'Vcvf I iV VSVv'.t » ndii* U1 »(i'v: V ,ib»VT!MavCk.'*^a , ' '*> ** ( i IjW if ( '/ . ,w J n* -VS ’ . • K . t g r ’ '.fy • avifli-'lkt pxcn run nr T H E SANFORD. H ERA LD , SANFORD, FLORIDA 15 Sprinters Are Absence Of Faurot Named For Opener At Meeting Causes At Tropical Park Rise Of Rumors TripEast During Christmas Holidays GAINESVILLE, Dee. -21 - !)!« Sieve F.lllsh, the six-foot fiveInch sharp-shooter the Florida Gatora are counting o n .th la eraton to fiv e them a better-thanaverage basketball tram , look a light workout today, and It may be th a t S tera will be, ready to play up G ait when th r Gator* take on fe a r opponents en a C hrlitm as holiday trip. It will h r recoiled th at Elfish Buffered a sprained ankle mid­ way the first halt of Florida'* opening game with Alabama here last week. At the time tho Ga­ tors were leading 17-10. (lamely, Klllah returned to th r floor th r la tte r fear minutes of the hall game, anil though he played lr.<* than a half of the contest, he led the scoring parade vrlth lit point*. Alabama won the game tit-IS, but the Tido conch Tlank t'rlsn . told Florida Mentor Ram McAlllite r afterw ard* that w ith Elllih In the game, hi* team woulJ n e ts r h a re won. The next night Ellish diJn’l even put on game tog*—hi* an­ kle was badly hurt, and it wn* not until today th a t the big lad front Duqueine, Pa., who really flint that basketball, tried out h it injury. Coach M eA lllitrr take* hla party N orth on Chrl*tmn« afternoon, and Elllih . will tie. along, and it look* now a* if he'll be nhle to play ngnln*t the University of WoMhlngton at Rlltimnre; Scion Hall, Scranton, ami Ci-ofge W ashington, II., In the ■luurict of game* the Gator* face on their Christm as tour. Three loya who svou I tlo i. last year n.« c.iphnmnr;*, Vimi> Xdan*ukn■ nml Frank Yin»hmiul* from New Rrilsiin, Conn., I Iran A! ills r from .Miami, nml u couple of oth­ er* who ra m i'I their tin !.. th.ili spur* earlier. Jack .vlnyn'int, Hr Inndo, and Henry Chalk r, !' .innellon, form with Kill h (In- ine lttti i f the IMtMO tla to r i»n«kelh:.:l rontingrii'. f t 1 I MIII A, Mu, 11. e. 21 i' MIAMI, I Vs*. 21- With !'• •printers nanti'l fo ' the s'l.'KVi I —Thr ..Mm departure of lion Inaugural purse, Florida’* iM-sIsy 1 I . uiot. Unlvfer*tt)' of Mi o in tho miehluiil raring n a on open* i fo .ita ll tx-arli—on i. r, e«- ilia today at Tr. pica) Park Track on levl to rumor* In- had g lie to thsj . mgr id l..- Nvetgknle*. nnullu r idly to n l'c u -< i i . mm Neraj-'n \y. Grave*, -pis-* idem of | eo.iehlng Inh—iV.il.d to elm* ^ th r tiahlr- Hiring \«*oe'rttoii, Pfipat-nDont of the ti g e r ' tr pii-dlelid a 2.’> .per cent liH-reas-' leaie lo r’Florida yosleulsy . • i:r a'.Cndanre c..t>, patl-mnlue* Only praeliee uniform ', fo- u-. play ovi’* !n*l • -I'on's .vs’o-vt* nr in • i ticn-hoiir drill this tifte-nuon the r\o of T irpltnl’* early 17-.Vv*- lefoif entraining, wire '.ft it m cct'nr. paelied. . niiroi, licfn-e leasing y .s t.i lay Tim scene will rhifi Jan. 10 I* morning fo- in iinaorotin nl ,le' lliileah I'aik fi>* a lil-day ifl'ei lag to lie rliavusni Marsh 2 h* tin*lion, said tae Goal «o«-i.»n :t the f.uv.mtn ,\ikje<l Wiiten:r Chill ho a* sconld tie -pent on a pa* lent e ( h i rase. Tes*pli-at I’ ’r'. nn> n*r., Fan o. had not .. t-irn, I • tvi I Onpeii Ma r i I for n So In . t I Hi irght hut Id* office -u d I, I u n it eonehilling April 10 Id -o Ine’. f r r yesterday* Grave ■a u-,1 Ids optiini-t v p e I pc.ellee. t’olne'Men m y, I'CitiW s. ah ill, tioa i-n an early influx of I lieill n i .1 im im rl nrr •enl uhile iIt• university a lh li:,I ei 'fl l W>inlidte illr n iiln r . H r via* s-orifi ■roinndlti. mel to erh«|iiir roiu-'i* .- u,t .a’ -rie* f •lent the )• ri-ni i iiel p lay v o n l l i n*s- pir-ontirl l.aipone eniislilrraldy m e r tin n»in. I’eef. Sent II. M d-ly. r h a l n r ’n f " 1,4 .,,.V»I i , a c n ’ll In t s ’a on .it of the roatm ittee, had ••in ro-nthe In o trgr'.r lie rm rii • formed the Tropical Ptenl” le*i nigh on Faurot' de* trlry hovei in fill tiir opening o* i ». or the re nil - of the com ■leo'* eight r ’lV- to o i . rfiotvim* •»'l ee oieellisi? i.nd it* tnh e.p.ci i ip.auipien-Uti'iii* to lh- li itil it I Ini• fi'-ld-* of 12, phi- yeue v n r.l » elieiid.- It-i . it,-tv itrni'n f-- i earn' r- ishkdi ne units- .tiol.i. ce i saltier/. iti fir t ti e a I I • oh. <i- i. CHALKING ’EM UP W ith CHARLIE CIIAI.KER A Chaise* For Somebody Many lioy* In th e ir freshmen or sophmorc years in high •ehool would like to go out for fonflmll lint don't lieenti-i- tiny , haven't the slightest chance o f making the team n* they are ton | light. Many o f them could make the hasketbnll team if tin y , would try. B ut when It come* tim e fo r them to tiy , they lun. n't the eaprrlenee back of them. T hat I* ju*t the trortbliT t'uaeh l.e o -' nard I,. Mr Lucas la fared with now. He ha* only two ,ir three men who iiavr any experience to amount to anything. In an effort to prevent a recurrence o f this next year and from then on. Coach Mci.urns ha* reqncsted as malty freshmen and sophomore* a* are , Interested In the game to report to him at tho gymnnsiuin any eft em onn at 3:00 o’clock. He will take a* many av waul to come out j He doesn't ra re If nny o f them have ever played before. He'll , .each them If they will Ju st fam e o n t and give him on opportunity ' Thi* i* a golden chance fo r any who wish to take advantage of it i By Ju»t reporting to Coach M rL urai, these |>oys will get a chance | to get plenty of strenuous exercise as well ns learn to play h.w lst hall. P lenty of tim e will be devoted to these hoys In order that they will be well grounded fo r fu tu re play. They will he organised into a team or team s and play javeral schools'such as Geneva. Osceola, and other*. This Is an opportunity no freshm an o r soph.'-1 more should m ba, even If he has never played a game before Coach M rl.ucas announced later today th at practices would l>e • suspended until Tuesday afternoon at 3:00 o’clock. He added that . he hoped f>0 freshm en and sophomore* woulJ report. Florida *• Tennessee The University o f Florida’* nnnoiinrrnn-nt that Tennessee will ho am ong its gridiron foe* n ext y ear wa* n pleasant surprise. Now If the U niversity could Just get two o r three more lilg Ira n i' t« i play along with th r rest of Its schedule, th rn there is the pns.*lblllty th at some time In the years to come that Florida will pm . dure some good tro u t'. There I* little chance of u ttra rtin g th e! b etter high school athlete* to a college where tvrrth schedules are the rule. Florida will have everything to win and nothing to lose by playing Tennessee next year. Ohanrc* of winning are sgaln«i the Gator* hilt who gave Florida n rh an re against Boston t’ollegi this year? From that one lone game the Gator* gained nwfl- glory than in any two nr three other* they won. And Boston I* one o f 1 Uir Bowl team*, playing ’ Clemson in the Cotton Bond. j Classified Advertisements THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE »' •' *' j' *' '• -. jj g ;i , i ,r •• ^ G S 9 S « S R W jl ■ i| « sf l*>uis Dreibelbls of Sunbury. P*-. set whol la bellevad to b* ■ new endurance record by bowling S2 games In 4 hours and 47 minutes tor an average of 21#. lemarltabdy high under the conditions. High «ame was 279. V FEW MILKS ANYWA1 FORT W W N K . I lee. 21 —VI" - The Bev. W arren W. Lamport, •I I • \ I I \ . M o. Ihc. p i i.l'i I'itisen of C . m-i v i tn riu .i . retired Methodist minister, t.*>k \ Jii-k h in t.,' i . i 1111111. tio i.i a* r it ia.i- ,• la i Tci.hiy Is ssiln. hi* first alndan'- ride on hi i ightyfourtli birthday. "It re ru n d .' hunt. >i|o n, ,i h, earn t*a-i on the j eei, nionie* tliir* nltsuiili-.l i raid th r lirv. Mr. Lamport aftsr t t c i ; tr. *hmt a lii.-nd u fclant 1 lay ine of the corner tone l the flight, "fo much nearer He* dink lie had bronchi .town Out a new #70 non Post Office i sen ."' tlesv the duck iP id e i.d lluihlinp. L IQ U O R S T O R E 'V K H A V E T ill-: M O ST C ilM I’I.K T E r i . 10c I'iflh GOt* I IN K ill' LIQUORS and WINES IIO M K Il nurkvmm liiiu c r t s i lu tctnniv I Hi. W e it Iso f c n l ti r r S a n ta A llcln ll l« h (irn tlp Imv r o s l — (J CIIAMIVUJNIOS AND SCOTCHES IN' S E M IN 'O l.K t 4)1 \ l > I'lio n e ill 17 W'c D eliv e r ( I KK S E R V IC E C n r n r r I’ir s t SI re e l :it S a n fn ril A v e n u e A rc,nig lllrtu.— lim n n N o. s OblCC MORti R V PtU . LOAr.lt CONSClOOSNC.SH . THUWCTR s>*MW07 UbJ- , TIE THE H O i’ELd 7 HAT 1 UlUD l HM.. uedLFiVtV liD iP CsDtstliO 3 C O ts j-S - -NViO Pt-i.1__ f SOM OI: V7M tJ T RvAITl IWS THP CUSHAkir tc r tii G U D C 5 M-S tA A STCRb fAPC ' S o tifo n l. I’lnriil i f.v R.APiDf. BUSINESS SERVICE '**•« Plumbing. I’hona 611 UNFURNISHED HOI’SE. >vcll located. Fum i/he.' ilmihle A part­ 'IA " B VOUR Watch reiA lrrd by ment Deluxe. FunDhesI l-room one who really knows how. A partnirnt DrluXt. Furnished Briggs, Jeweler Magm.'ia Ava. 4-room A partm ent. modem. • Phone 200. RI.KCTROI.UX tT E A N E It. B .p. R. A. Gaasrnan, 317 Oak Ave. n ROOM U n tie - - 211 Maple “* Ave. for rent, tf5.no monihly. MLSCKI.i ANKOtlS or .will i<-ll for ITf'.At. Phono I PLAIN A F’anry t'hrM ino* Imxr* 132-W or S3. i of nsnortrd, lice-i Ipcmd fruit, packed St*AV. i nhippi-d. Tsdcphone IVAREHOUftF: SALE: B«ls. dre*aars, w a-httonds, tables, ilmirv, WE BUV, SELL OR TRADE ANYTHING IN HOUSEHOLD rockers, fictional ami jdaln FURNITURE. MATHER AR­ bookcases, count, rs. d o trj a il1 CADE. PH ON E 127. wlndowr. MHal rlgn 3 x 2(1 f —Ralph W. t,oa:iiig. U I Frcnc IIVE MAGA7.INE Fubrcrlpllon* Ava. fo r Christm as—Special rate*, a*e Mrs. Strong UC K. 2nd S t FOX TERRIER puppies, als. VANTHJI Pcllca ft Rhepperd. Bax 0 Herald, dEAT CUTTF-R wMrt«Tf.-r extra vroik. Riley’s .Market. VENETIAN BLINDS — 15.0# SITUATION W ANTED per month. Axmlncr. window a hades. Rgaford Awning. A ‘AULIN'K COLLINS vianta Jab Shade Co. Phono M3-R. t s n o n e or maid. S10 F.' 7th St DAN DUNN—SECRET OPERATIVE IS VOU SAID THAT A A, WOMAN WHO ANSV/EDED THAT'S RIGHT, THE DESCRIDTION OF THE M R .D U N N . ONE WWO WAS WITH TUAT COME . I LL SHOW VOU BANDIT GANG. DENTED j TRE ROOMS/ , AN APARTMENT ^ -X FROM VOU )' HMM - THE ' TWEIR R E N T ^ WAS BEEN RAID IF THEV ARE IFJ ADVANCE F O R THE BANOtTS, ANOTHER MONTH, THEV VE PROftABLV BUT THEV HAVEN'T . LEFT TOWN. ^ BEEN IN FO R . SEVERAL DAVS/J A /) ) I ' H E R E 'S T H E APART l/E N T I'L L U S E THE PA S5 ' J K E V /f- Tom Wktson, candidate fo r the TREE R IPEN ED Oranges. Otapo -fflee of A ttorney G eneral, paid fruit. TangOtlneo—Express ship .Is q n alifk atlo n fee to the SfCm eats, boxes and half boxes by clary o f S tate, R. A. G ray, last Grower A Shipper thlity year., week, anti announced his inta’nexperlsssee. Get your Christmas ,t*m to fotidurt an energetic earnO nisis In ehrT>, prices on r e quest. Nelacn ft Co., ( h lf lK UPBiaHT TlANO, tin t -tl eoodllico, v uy cheap. «fah tam * . [CAN JUST HOLD } THIS TILLER. STEADY PO«. A '• LITTLE WHILE I LO N G ER... . OrU Pauaihn, Lake Mary. FU. R 0LLFA ET yOTTA VA MEAN, I IHUX. I COULD HO new T U Man Folkg Tsa Toll H m More Good* Yon Sell • LOOK A R O U N D ‘ " I addressed MfcVBC TW EV 'V Eji TO SMELIA — .- L E F T U r T V C LU E - - \ [ AT SAN T H E V L E PE O C i l E H S E E K ltd G . Ti I'l A / ( BF G U N P L A V FRAOEL/ j By RAY THOMSON Ami CIIARLKS COLl LA N D H O / v Standard mM e, also S k ^ c lie o p P U C E 15 EMPTV' / M E R E ’S 1 L E T 'ii TfeKE A' .-" A LETTEI p iF ir' i L AfW J * ' U RL’S BICYCLE, nrpily J STAHLi lO ( S i D t ------- 7HISTHINC* ALL i W ...A L L BV ^ M V 5E L F /___ U C L L , U EN CW SL U U f TH A N K S T O T O U R <3REACT STRENGTH WE ' iC A M B THROUGH/ ^ 1 DONT KNOW / AW, BALONEY, U L V S 3E S / HOW X CAN l DtD VOU THINK THAT AFTER EVER E X P R E S S '^ CHAStW TOO ALL MV GRATITUDE [ AROUND THIS OCLAN FO R TtX fi HEROIC V £ WUL GONNA J U S ' EFFORTS IN O U « > ---- jrA & fu r. SfT BY" — * behalf ----------- - A N ' LET A LITTLE OM » SQUALL CHEAT M e OUTA TK PLEA SU R E O F KlCIC.UU' TOUR T E E T H HJ * ___ . ‘ ’ '. j/K ,“ .'V-tYW.' o * ’.L< �< f - r 'g V ' v - .* i v c >•*►, -,nf. S ' y y? S O - r . HAirroRD BY J. R. WILLL (Decade Wa* OUT OUR WAY l Of Oddities 'ashion World tea Of Every Pe- -1o d Utilized; By ifost Of Designers "hr ADELAIDE KERR |W'YORK, Dee. 21 —«*»- irbulent thirties were favhd lx tlu t decade, those ten year*. frrught drpre«il»n. nolllleal Intrigue r*r, the inode whlrltd 'muml main silhouette* •— tllm, and bu»tle-b»ckrd—In rrelime. It decreed a bott "I kdlcttons—long »klrt* ' •nd I- the lowent possible deenlend the enrrr-up model i-sllm figure*. corset* and ». II borrowed Inspiration FURNITURE IS THE id e a l g ift l new*, from the .“ ouin oea ids to northern snows, it lbr I' new fabric*, a new heatI of color, a wealth of ifW'h •ml trnxy hale. It saw tbo lopment of moil* rbllie* n* Important phase iif fashion )t saw American designers' s their first real bid for a I In Ihs faslihm treat h e fltld.f M the fashion world d lrry — i It Im i It d toy yat. 5*-w , • • PICK-UPS ' M ag azin e Bn»l«U» H aby R o c k e r* .!...... E nd T ab lea...... I ..... C o ffee T ab le* ..1 ... is decade opened ill the uildst one of the Mggevt fashion m the world ban seen. When New Year’s belts ran* In . women wrens wearing that •war horror, the chemise THIS CURIOUS WORLD BELLE ________ C O N T A IN S Acnvs P R IN C IP L E S W H IC H A R S U S E D INI M BCXONB T O C jl.M lK . Dee «| _ (Isre n re M. Hitting of ricw lston. nresldent nf the United States Sugar Corporation, Iiecnme tirrel* dent of the qewly nrtrnnixrd FlorIda Coo. per* tire Sugar A ssort*-' tlon here lust wrok w hin the Hoard of Director* met lo ilcct officers. Joslah Ferris, Jr., nf Orlamlo and R. E. K urtr of Ft. Myers, were rhoern vlre presidents,-w ith Jay Moran of Cliwlstim as trea­ surer, William T. Hitting as aecrslarjr anil tV. It. I j n ie r , Ciewis­ ton. assistant secretary. The meeting was held In the offices of the South Florida Con- i •ervanry District. It was a sequel | to the meeting held on Dec. Htli to organise the association for sugar (ana grower* of tha Lake Everglade* area. AUSTIElOe r r and gradually Die change uadr. H r the Mid of 1M0 were down to II o r 12 from tbe - ground, girdles 1 normal Vralslllnes ami a mode of edeganca’’ had lleen led. S oft- afternoon frocks worn under U»lshly fu rrtd Uie be-plumrd Empress ile h a t made It* debut ami ig frocks 'bf luxurious lames ’sleets wef« worn. In the two yearn hems gradually Clothe* Hamper* Throw Rag*...... — Ciewiston Man Heads Sugar Men’s Group • A LASTING GIFT FOR HER <5rOUXT-A\OTH Thia bed Room Suita of rich walnut is n gift tin t will be appreelnted for m any years. I t It of tha finest cabinet senatnictlon with a dull-rubbtd ever­ lasting finish ' and Includes Uie vanity wrtlh handsome Plata mirror, the bench, the chest of draw ers, nnd the double bad. 7 ' ill the Kent and the eyes of fashion world riveted on a w aist was slim and rad. The dress she wore when -m a rrie d England's former -married f In tbe summer-'of summer- o f I'JJT UlJI Was gned to (inphaslie nnd lo im phasite It. The . . on world " 'e M M ita long. r fitted walstliae and the ve midriff c a u te lo the mode. I liegan to w-ldell and, gradIIILIIN , to shorten oneo uorv. — Vlrgl l'coronation of King Uuoige iiaitinriil urnnl the mode to lu x u ry ;. scurev • ( women -strove for that ran ef the world" look. i- s s u u a ic „U*e year of 1»38. fashion ifvfd iiupiratloil from the * itlsn epoch and imxllih mod- $ ’•II trim tu look like ltn.ii- 8 S fnioth.rs, llslr ewepl lo Uui.B H » r the bend, Icg-ufinullon H m j ye; muff*, hooos, veils ami jo J bats combine! to make the I fa. It gathered grpre a ll t When women danced In Ian whose served fruit*, and veirrtable*. I'nlice departmenls bare Itirnid over hundreds of half-gnllnn jars the fameil ronlnhiers o f thiPo.ilh's q u o r" U}rga| . W* closed as It READY IN 9 MINUTE tor Everyone! *. IS ltlscads of li­ V V O * •qlllrted gowns. *1 . •*Wraw»hltiri MACARONIAND-CHF.ESE ! turbulent id begun — caused this and tightly they tam e back In 1 We little w aist launebi a smaller tine ami ten controversy th a t I California to Maine, Mist wav one of taro | hkh the . year's fas il The other was •g ain established In Silhouettes varied n sllmm »* to great and InapIraUqn' ec I' from (metis frocks a a to military uniforms second world war, thi as Spanish court t talked-of feature aside FOUNTAIN FENS— FOUNTAIN PEN SETS COME- ERU3H AND MIRROR SETS BOUDOIR CLOCKS—TRAVEL ALARM CLOCKS— WRIST WATCHES—KODAKS BILL FOLDS - . Old Spice Sets 18th Century Sets Evening In Paris Sets Coty Sets—LsYcnder Sets Carburetor Kaywoodie Pipes Carburetor * Plain Yellow Bowl Pipes kfikji it , V... ^8 u BBg' . ’. - i V£i u t f f -1, ■ Be Safe—Select Your Gifts From These Sure-Fire Hits. You Can’t Miss— Pay , A fter Christmas �.* *1 •'«* f*. • «» O »•. -«w - W .— f W ^ y *»•*w% ? * -v *4 *s r j* 'rrT -u .\'. r~ : * tttite 'I W J i* * w ;, —----- r T Seminole County Produce*. More Fruit And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In America Siiford (■'The Only C n irti Florida CUy Affording Rail. Hlghm. Aad Water Transportation EWSPAPER ■caafig SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. DECEMliER 22. 19.‘t0 . —f " E ------ - ■ - .. . ______ M em ber A ssociated P ress .1 Hospitals Would Be Built UndeiiiRoosevelt’s Plan E stablished In 1908 Russians Driven BackBy Smashing Finnish: Armies LED AT SEA NAZI LUXURY LINER ■v Government Would Pay Costs For 100Iied Institutions In H ard Up Localities R ed General Electric, Westinghouse Are Indicted By Jury U. S. Budget May Be $9,250,000,000 Three Companies. 10 Wholesale Houses, $3.0(10,000.000 D eficit' 19 Persons Charged To Be Addedi P resent D ebt DETROIT, Dac. 22 - O P ) - A special grand Jury to ay Indlctel three of th* largest rle.-trir >' Thule* nth laigcst pnsvHtgrr liner In the world, the N atl InKMT *hlp. CV>1umbu*. nlt^i, ygi* •rtilllcil Mime -100 ntllfs off . W ASHINGTON, D«* 22.— supply corporation* In the i»nti«.*, ♦ Ing « plan Whereby tne lM- anti-trust law* through price fix B oral government would build in*, small hospitals In statea and The Indklmtnt named General , r a l la p t i n e buys; ^ f v h er e c o lu m bu s w r . N” 1 health facilities themselves. Electric Co. They were Imlktc*’ ulfiste p U « « .l.,.v » Discussing’ the national In connection with alleged a-t» of f C l l l 8 3 ( l ( i l i A l tC l S Ir.eal rrprrprntativet. rrnre.<rnlative<L a health program at a press ir.eal The Indlrtmcnt charges th? de. c-nferenet, b* said tbs bills of fsndanu with writing artificial B fC W ery F in d s C ity H Jenotars Wagner sod Hs.ruon price* on electrical equipment , , providing for federal matching used by large Industrlre, major C C tt t T U 1 LOCUtlOIt uf stats fundi In hospital and utilities, and contractors of hlir: . _ n • ,» . *.e_ icbool eJtutnjdlon would ba too jobs such as apart apartment ho«i*.-e. To Be liCSirablO esatly and nUcnmInals against unlvtrtlty of Michigan building*. tW poorer states, City of Detroit and Stats of Mlrh-:i i I* . , ............... nallaiitine ...... niid Ron* li> u s added tbs plan in mind for . - HMn Natl | Llnr M r a b u Wat IftltM | > * Early Approval Of Pipe Laying Project Sought aopital were asked te keep CM* *^My name is Betty Jean P m - ofncial. posted •» to iht statu ecu 1 am ia the aocood Grade and me all ef w f ai uvg h s th.a small . r will - haVafaa “op-* I hoy* you wlU bring I hqp* you * o Happy Now . F r e e s S ^ T ; th. sal* wfl| bs » provide X-rays, ad th* No project. pmj Following llowbig Presidential _ H .approve. ... iwali th* CHy must (till aw ait an alio cation of fund* by lb* Btat# Ad m W stratcr. . f ..................... Pioneers’ Nlgbt To > Ganas Given Numeral Be Held On Jan. 1 By Kentucky ^School Pfanssr Nteht, which U held annOaliy under tbs auspices cf the Labs Man Chamber of Ceas„ wis. w fl *be ahaarwd' again this year on Maoday night. Jets. 1,-hsfhm taf tjt 7*0 o'clock. Fred Gan**, stellar mssaber o' e*. Seminole High B<hoo _____ _ has b e ta awarded a nu recrai a t the M array State collcg a t M array, K y , for bU perform a oca w ith th s college froshmot according to snn.unccinrot club. lodav by Frank E v a n i ’ The froah . M - p n M i 80 yoayo c f ago o r __ _______ lew*, rassrg Tha Murray BUIa CoUfgo la the B otf S T ~pf (3 * m )ii i , L Me- ilm 1 ■W®* vYWT (tin- t»f ih. i* ipiiim im t* In t lllllL ' lilt* IH*«*ttll| tin* t h i f t y *t *i |m . Ul* hi Drill Ik. t'litia-if «*ii li lu t rn ths* D*f. t v ( i.-otl aii'l tMMl |V M ^IlMly fu,Mi l»u*. ''i \Kt ’n Tli. aiillli - " HI !••• jml| t .1 lim <»■.-. p. * M'.l itir p ' 1. • !»♦•• Ilx I*>| I**\l • l'..r ll" I lit till!. Iiy hit *l ■Mltll.MII1 1 t * %* tl tutUel li> tin f ii.rt.1,1| l*«s\4 |i«l I llllll I e*tII|»M F . , • It* t Mini In ♦! Ill-Ill* i| <*uli!t»«*i i '*'• . W h y I T h in k W e S h o u ld B u y In S a n f o r d Hy RIIIIY DOHIIINS Third I’rl/c. Frmhmiui There ure mnny rt-n-niiM why \v« almulil lm> m Sunford. My rtUNona w h y \vc ilin u lil lm \ in S .n ilin .l m iu s fnlliiw x: If wo o v o r o x p iv t S n n fiirtl t.> y in n tto nniKt oo-t)|M r n to w l It m tr nioix liu n U In-rv in S u n lm l M nny o f tliu citizoiiH o f S a n fo r d Irutli* in liirg o r rilio a Imvuuho, tlip y th in k t i n t a r o g e ll in g *liitig** < h e a |ic l. If th e y w o u ld ju a t Htop a n d ta k e litito e n o u g h |trie e th e I'to rk n t h a t o u r m e re h u n tn h e r e in S a n fo r d r a n t , th e y w o u ld fin d t h a t th e r e ia v e ry little o r no d i f f e r ­ e n ce. E v e n if th e v tin auvit a fe w c o n 's w h e n , th e y gr* to t h e o t h e r c ltie a th e y h a v e a p e n t m o re in g a s to g e t th e r e th a n th e y w ived. . If we liny front the mervlianta here in Sanford, their hind newt wouhl inerea«o and wi^ wnull linvtt a Inrger display of goods to salve1 front. We would also have a Imt’er opporinnitv’ to find more work Every parent wants his rhild to anrroeil in life and ntanv of us migh* get a joh nn l rontlnue living In Sanford. Many of uh could pet a pond jot* if mtr parents would huy hrre in Sanford and help our city grow. A h San­ ford grows, naturally there would bo more opening for Jobs. Here in Sanford we have every hinp that a per­ son needs. Wo haw fruits, vegetables, ears, farming tools, fertilizer, furniture, toys, riot hinp, trucks, nnd many more things. These are Jiiv' a few of the thlm” one ran huv here in Sanford. So many of us go off to other cities to buy withou thinking of n'l tin* idee things wu have here. If ono doesn't think thnj they can da without going !o Orlando or some o'lur city, why Ihoy are Jun fooling themselves becaum-. they cuu do without buying in another city nnd gat Just us nice clothea hero in Sanford, Another reason we should huy in Sanford is borouse our cl y is in debt. If we buy here we can help bring our city out of debt. Our city’s debt pr?w by buying and building to help make our ei y brnutifu) and pnmperoua. The least we can do to repay in id help our city out uf debt. 1 -believe every true citizen of Sanford wants to see Sanford succeed and he juut as fine aa Orlando or any other city. The only way our city can succeed la by everyone of the citizens of Sanford coopera Ing with the merchants and buying here. Another reason we should huy in Sanford is if we won't more stores, shops, and theaters, we should co-operate with our merchant*. *' / i f ■ Another reason why we ahould trade in Sanford U to help our fanners by buying all of our fruits and vegetables here In Sanford. Another reason why we should trade at home is to help our merchants and not discourage them. Another reason why we ahould trade at home is .because Sanford ia our home town and the only way to help our heme town ia to buy here. One way wo citizens of Sanford can show we really love and apprsdate Sanford Is to buy here In Sanford. % • "llli 11•*•I*■«| ' \ the S.iii ! • I I •*l*«|l‘ || I lu ll fit ll Ihi*.I l*e • f Ilk nil* hi* Iite «l I MV, Ilk. • illtlii.*| * linn.ill *| ||) K*M i* '* If. i M .m F«ir th. I.. I .(••**.i ite-,1 ,|„*,IWU». • inhr* ill. m l h .. i an.I |ij||..y *MM'S- ill'll.lit v |IM | | I't III!**) i . F*»I th. . I f I .liaMVktl), HMI lilt f. ll lf , . ilnlmle | * I* ' *• I mi I In 'll't I*. * • li'llilli* | 11 msellNM* *1 He* • ii ,i m i l l . t l*<« k r |M ' Ki e l nIi i i v ' I to (VIoImt tin.I Novriuli • \Vi*|t tiniiAunlly ilry, ». n»ii! ml*lj •" l"v. f.» I'fiiit.|i«lluit hi ins- (*inlr»t, Mn* I. !»• Hilt'll *mi' # is til I III** on nrniy F .- q f r m drives *nd • Vl-tiiiUi tlosjiltt* fl hPAVy . enu *t»* in, lillt dropped only • -init'tli t * which blew the Finn* .tv s »f '•••in* iirr i 18*•itfil lii In* mini <i II rill nil.I ilia,| «• hliin; it I il> lit a I'l "I I lf»*. I »< n nf Newark, und fellmvnl .• Hnl •it lpWorn Finnish froni ii r<. nu-'-iati flirra rcturnod to *1• 'i i in if i* i 'MUt i lie "ua. I'XtriitltiiK all ilt\ itiition I" lti«* « » •.* ! t y till I II * III lllf la mi'll-* .Miw.**trtNi|i)n Kuiiiiuaki'i i •• «aSt 11 *1*| HIM • l-itt lit |s* III Th*' n l*y l.akt* At*tnlot* nt an »*tl" euree. .fill yenr in wlilrli the v I Santa To Bring lime of ImliH’in for the Kinfinil he«di|unrter# hn» Inc reined fivi Them Many Toy s tinir* while n;w fJ.tHbntli.n dix Phi Alpha Kappa Sorority To S e l l Seals On Streets h ’p vf • ij.-.t a.’,.a, » \ 1 l f It.* »»• a •> !I*i * ....... h tl* iii'iiial «•’ *frit • I poll ....... In th ............Ct.s* . t* l.l.n .III. !■ p ' ii .1 1 . Mint TItiit UT4< Hll 1 1a »»Mai»i. 1 h».lnv 1v Mt 11,. .firmert tut* K.-iiitt iii'ii, lin n II*'. «. chuirianii f tin- 'tniniitla'i* 1*.Hi «»f iiainfiall, Ii a\a*\i 1 . arft • 'v“* suthnriied hy the pe.-hleti* inf the brewery, W. Ilyd nlmn tricL*, which arc dliretr.l fimn a tii- tho 8nhford nffire, llivc boe» ■orranltvil over FlinId*. J , G., "S' SMTCmi und Hah. local utlmme.v* In BanU Land* Juit Exactly what the legal h i raiij-.inru'. _ TweiUhtfermeer' aei*«*io thsy smut him to bring. pravM- handl^l l/n rim omenta to the prnpert; toJay tr tv> rvm wlled to n |3 , Wig, o f 1course, tho letter, reach 000,000,000 deficit fo r lb s tisxt ',1m on time, fur it will take the located i n North Elm Avenue nr. Mr. Ix 'n t »idd. federal budget de.pJts Uw an- ’ulatide saint quite a .pell to contt mi'lutnl, hocneed dciTru to lim it It twu acloct the many thing* the two Including inimrdinte rtnornthm o f , th e .p r e e n t Imih.lng. 4111km. children have requested. There will l-e no i|iivetlun nlMin' When ho -etui. lilt, eunuul The letter, are a. . . .foilowtt . . . I’. Italhintine and Son. moving budget meeeage to. Uvngreu Uic 300 N urth Maple Avo. i ,j,elr *lHtu headquarter, fron flirt week it* Jim m y , three ix)u rcei predicted, he will aak “Dear Simla Clam Baiuoru, rla . Sgnforil now that the uptiun »» the propirty where the tonipan; obvut *8,260,000,000 for expen­ "1 haw been vary good and I Iccdted . year age hn. been exci ditures during the year begin­ hope you will bring in . (onto toys elmd, the firm '. Elm id . inanugei ning July I . ' . I w ant a dity d u ll a .a t of bins A t tne um u (hue, he expected willow diaboa I w ant a play said. HcrauM- <d it? central locatiun IVnltaeW *a"Page SU> tolls phono a play tabic and two In the Slate the affairs uf llw c h a in a play atova a play rocking company can la- handled with the chair a play kitchen cabblnt a leant Hinnunt nf ilelny from Runplay sink a play planu a play ford, Mr fa-nl .aid. sowing machine 1 w ant n pair All ul the rim pany'* salaried of a lu la ami I w ant a IrycUle employer* this week receive 1 * and a doll carriage and a ntay Chrirtm .n buuu. which amounted sow lug set and a cedar c h .st to 18 jH-rcent nf their y ear'. »ala doll dresser and a doll bed and ary. Member, of t'hl AluhS Kappa a play refrigerator and a play sorority of which Miaa ...................... ' Mary iron a n ! a play ironing bard and Wigging, L prc.ldrnt, will sell n nua. ast and a w a.hing ma­ -I'brlxtma * BraJe bn the downtown chine and sdme candy and nuts atnota #»f Sanfurd tomorrow, Mrs. and npploi my nama is Maria J. L. Ingiey, chairman at tho r r e c o il 1 atn in tho Fourth Romlnole County TpberraloeJa and Grade and I hope you will fill Htalth A.aoelstlon, announced to­ my stocking and 1 hope you will g e t to com to our bouse on Xmas day, J The Cilv is leaving no .lo n r Among tboaa who . will tU In o ra nig h t and hers is three bugs tho aala a(a tbs foUowfitgi -Nan­ O -O O . and aa many as klatas ga unturned In effort* te facilitate i m * the approval of lha WPA projocl cy Dighton, Susan KlrUev, Mar- you can catch i i m "204 North Mapla A w . for living lha recently purchased •1 Spencer. Erma Dettdaey, Sanford. Florida watvrplpa from the City's w tll. t.> Knox, Nrll Btawart, J.yce tho pumping station. Mary Martha Emerlek, -D aar S anta C laus. “ I - b a w b eta Just ns good ns Mayor Edward iflgglnv wa» ad ■tstor ha* and I h o p s^ jo n viatd y rc tc r'a y th a t tha projeo1 being w i M t c f biua wl was forwarded frem tha Jackson m and wo want tham together villa off Ira t i W ah ln g to n on I want o' dity doll and aullcaaa 1 Tnoi'lay and forthw ith tslorram * waat o doll carriage a high chair wore sent to Rcnatora Clauda rocking a doll doil bad a tabic table with Pepper and C. O Andrew* and two chairs h UUhtn set a house Congressman Jo* Htndricka urp cleaning soS a plsy sink a lag them •<> do everything possl ; refrigerator a play sloe trie b)* to espedit* the approval o' a Alcyaia amt corns candy in my the projict. stbckmg and earns naU and ay- T he rm irrcn cv which exist* ir pits.-and bars aw three bugs sad ccnnectlon wlih replacing the pro* as many kiss., that you can ent doterioratid wnterllns wa* ox catch i i i m i i m lnod and tha members of Flor -And picas coma on Xmas ora K •a delegation to th* nation'. • i- \ . v -p -tv—Ii* Itoforn Kflt* 1 ..til'd ilj’tm l'ex.d fo rced * f'b tv i Dl ml ' • aril.- V. i'l ;; • ’ **»«**.» 1 (M B fS l 1 lilc < i <! o D e i'o r a tin n s Igan. „ , • . I consummated the purcha*.- "f '<• This was the second j i V i local w arrhoufo, in winch D> Indictment by the Grand J * r . | 8 U t» head.-w rier* fo r the ...... 1* ■* Indictment named | p ny I. loent?.!, and five ndlor.nt 48 alleged have eon.plred for r K (J U llt Klnr(lU manager eontcoi of tho tile lndu.tr)- In the f o r ’)h, w|th hrmhiuarl Detroit area. r r . in New ark, N. J., *ald to lay The | hi re hate, Mr. l- n t *nid, committee the communities T l d d l n r 'a a t l a A a i r i both Ctis health L l l u b U i r i S A S K »ff ihp *r* List Of P r i z e s rr.-r Borden u :;h ccntest is Given wo poor to provide g«w; jjppg &-B“8SKSj Salford rrep erty tail)) hospital comtiootlcn It not a snbitbuta for the Wagner miasma, but the first step in sn effort ' to improve thee m health. / ■The federal government would S t a ll e d ty A s T e m p e r a t u r e F ren ch L o sse s T o ta l h a lls T o 3 9 D e g r e e s 1 , m M en T o N oy. »• ' v:* • •• • \ hi* of 30. - D n ln d ie r S ? y s f i it i i i t i n n r ini S huIiimI t ’oii i t« i 11ml.tii'ii.<1 si \ ll* |o til\ ft ll* %««ut in ■rd l*re*« t .|. • i t II low 1Jn*»-?r*’-» iit"tr*,rit«nt fo lletl , ' ;?t|, ntili'q n'tovc Iht* rotn of Vof^ima when *iiUuv|t*‘ ! I\ .» Hi if; Tin* !'. H. **in"s**r Tnscaloixa *!•»»»! 1% to t.il ( A P )— PrealitcnV Roottrveit along wiih n Detroit whole II'le u i i inAmv rnnnlder- houses 18 Individual* said today bn n t \rnq waa conBiaer eKirKt> and of eonipl„ c, ,0 t cm i„|,l i» 0 .1i F orces Official A d v e n t In E a s t , S o u t h e a s t ; Of Winter_ _ Brings ’ sHp ei tlse Finrkoim (Bt ao imn bs inRgesf L o w est Mercury jjazi Rjjj^ rg Fly F ro st B la n k e ts C o u n ­ Over British Isles |( sossI I hiswJ nis P it a * b ln Maj. Knox Resi^ib As Commander (V Local Guard Unit ViMull U Kim* l e•8 lll'l'lllihtll' trill l*e » III Ih. Ale-ell* ill Ml't.ll lllllfllt • l? Ilh liiliinil) . hteiil N'iiliitnal 1I llllll ll 1ll||l|l|lll) . .till a*t|III I’ll l.-tol ililirlit lh;il lie- I*.i'I I* mli tvil lii* I l* — Itf lin I i**ii ;» «tMii|iiiiii i'iiiiiiiiiiiill I 1 III ( I I'le-'lull \ ) ||llllll hail •«eiiiitiiii im| i *1 I ii|ri Iliril|'ltl*t Ii. Si’l'll ii hi ill* l 1'SNMl . I I"' ir>mniii. Ml him n«t| !•» i ii I't'iinal I) Ill'll I'liil 11 Ml I’imK'i ih I'l••)••• •• «| I’lm iti't. Majtir Kim»\ Mititl'l i *"1111111 i«* jM 'tlf IIH I 8*|fIII11*|11III -uriftttll It'll V%eeial'l |«'lllli|llf h III «-eelBlfl'll|\ ll HlltllalrnllVi thrill, lo I apt Scott | n I mi ha- **s-i Ye *| ;i> If mr 1 in l hr IimtiI mil fni Inin >• IIr • Tin iiiiiiituiM• ini ul \Mts iiiail>* ul llir iiiiiiiuil rhim liiiii I'm I) fi*i \I hj«i I" Enipfy Stocking Fund Is. Short Of $5oo G oal'a," aItK'T ^ t'1H I th* n u ll im • lir h l I'liirt > iiii'Mi I In*I'm ul l lii* 4'Miii|iaiiy \m h< M*rv« <1 !Milica!it*it . "ill* M llllll Mlllliirilll Sit w IIS III!' I*,llr la Ilf th • .SiiKiri.fit Vini> Ktiipl) Si ?k- Mujm Knob mill I n|»l. S«*iril ulm tiJK I m l riitn|i’ii|*ii uuiil'l full were riv m Itikm appii t’iatit'ii "Jwn ..J .','..... »•> Ly tlir |m, Inin..'I . I" * '**''• apt. It. E. Ru.r u-. l Df til*’ .".•ill .italic I. "lilrati* wit iiinh) tho»t for nhmii we inti I'luuiit .l i ii;ivr Onintmns l>aK0 I1 "'ll H'ri rro ivi* llnin.* t T u n 'tu saiin illul* 1.1 lie ne.ir Sali In n 30 ntllea . \. 'lit ,.f 'lie Hou'-hwnrd limit of s'11me .aid the •ir ii ' vii lluaelan ■ 10 ilitirlio n of the ’ 'X iU r im - enMwnril. A Soviet |{u**lnn rom munlque ...„ ,ti.l only thul 10 Flniilah >1IH'» hint been iloivnecl, there n.l |,fell ioleii-e artillery fire on he Kiii-liiiii l-tlmui*, ami th at liter neti*itv wn* llmiteil to xkillllirhl'h." • Tin* (.»1 iHiiii-AUirtl v n r • n .rrto i ft H A ac\il\ Ct ini.iM m iilcn ira rh ril I„ I Hill »tf Furl la. ; Jt llir llrltti vai.l »lrl»'H*»r I itf1 tor- slrove thrni »*ff. H im* Gunman pUne •Ii app« :aa r<l hi ia ilia r. |» .ilii.ti« l.'ltl llir t ’hianabrr nt .1, |,ul it Dial I 1ultra* hiatl lamt »» leel.it .*1 I .I U inrta up t»» Nov. in |ti.- I *hiambi*a uiaaiaaiiiously nppi*.\«*,| v a • • \p» »,dtlaari-H toI,tillin' ..vet «•»"• Iri.Hon thtlluiM f.ta i In ft' 1 I In t •• mulrilH of IP I" Iijalaili' t iilnt -*141.1 I nance lui.l 1 «•. .tmpli.ht ,1 Ian tlari)’ t«»wiai.l I ihI ih.I ff1 ia mntiiiar **not IH.1**'' ill*" lal'lr * l>«. *JJ Ul')— III I I SKI Kuswi.e milt 1 I" tl tin- inHfht «f IU ;te b*:*I aa ttiiatla* oil a,inl»*ltle«l Hr.* tiin,I alii w jM lrn ln y , boiiabinj • ||, , . mki I... pilial lima*, two • i\i|iaii tiniii- mail scoffs of ti.\t ti* \\ luh 'I f Ifain! forces I.linn In tl .' In ;a\) offensive (hr Kaart'luaii inIIihius. VI th. . ti,I of tin tl»>* tliu K111111 i»«.>ri iri| tln*ir line* on the i-lhin'i** u n r still "hi'lallfif fiant.''* It'll lurictl no civilians •Ini.I mi.I iininy untie wouinleal ft" a 1etrttill of tin* nciial bombard* incut. y* On tin* f 1 .tit'll mm >.hc* along the rn 1 hi frontier, an official lluili ufiirrr* luclily rnmiiiriul it the rniictnl min f"l llirir urticiiu*n anti nrhirvrniMil^ tlui mp Ilu* FinnMi fotess |i*n»i yenr an I nirilmr.1 ll»o obji-c «t.fiiinili 1I'M slid, in >ilnl al' r lava |(ii*t^ifin b»li|vr-% for the n« w yrm till. ni tin- Aretie their An nclilitiunul S \ \ « ru n 'll Tii"*)’ iirr.i'til mix . m foll"\v •.'lilt'll •iilccl y.M*'l.liy. lM-lmr clvm Major Kii„x. fn |.l Srnlt, l.nvc 11 tn.p*. • I’t" 1 ii.-w gain*. Itcpoi «' t mn the vicinity of l y o *»**'*' .*"*'1 *-*•» by th** l.ion* ratin' li n l, J. It I.ntlnr Club. Tile- I 1 111 liml iir. v im itly, Itnviil, 1M mi I. It.iiii'rl l.li-kn, VI 111.' 1 p 1 1 ,mil 1 Ju miles kt l.mli•)! * <UmI 20 I . I if1"' 'cci'l»"• thalt* Shai fir, lir- r r r «*.il»**-iIi.m i Uiw 1 llttl ill f f 1 •• |( ii«-i s*i Im»hIi*i', in' " “I mire) lluriin-mi, ItolHit llmvi'll, llllll*** fl' •III ll I'piii’ h bntl puaheti JhfM* iloiinUiiliK lx«*(••{Yat llir In- Keiinrth (iuatiiv-t.il. II. \V. Shull- 1llllltl <*ll till* II a*•et.esMf l **88 »*•«* >iii lal 1mill In MJUJttl t n|it. Jtiiw ,|or,. Jr., (iraily Alim, Tom J. hail be b**|n*il I bat ritir ll* of ;o *n not J- hn MrMahnn. Ilob l l Sianfonl Mail Hetiiinulr * ounty May, Culli'y I'liilli|>*, Kmrri* woultl ruiiri.lcr lha! tin '*■ iticnUr. Chuil n l#'vltt, lioli r ( O ' !:**« Iliirtiinitr many Itai ortunatv t i i n thry Who will not i njoy ll iinptiy l"i«‘m;i* mil,- the. Empty St c k runj i* ohI.- .0 p, 0 vote for th-111. lliure win, wjnh to i-mtriliutr • till hove -off lilt lit linn, to 1I11 ao rith rra ., by mailing or xivinx ir r ___I -a ____ . • « . . . M _ | WEATHER VI , ll.irloo a, Jama iiiv. v, William i*M.*h, W .lln, r Smith. Gor lo i tienriull)' full, not quite *o eolct ||,.n. UMUir Foil*, Gilbert Wil ml a u c th e n t I , | * ,r M ]U m|| B„J Glciin '-eu ru-t ec iittul r in.ino:It.- Rat'* cia«- nartlv devocek. ------------ — . loiuly, ►lixhllv w armer in north I 1 ■•• •• 11. n—* tain in extrema nurtliwexl pm lion. pciMon to ('apt. ripur at th rt Hal N e a r r o e s N o t I n ju r e d vatiott A rm y t'itailel rl on h .con .co n i1 _ __• ' w - . *. ’ * “ ,’ ' “ IIAIIOMETEU R t'vet or t.. 1 harlej Morrimn at I n A U t O - T r U C k M i s h a p Tl„, 30.18 Ibi lilts Thratre. . >e«li . -------30 1 ii V 1 A 102!' model Koni *r*l*n wn* j VIM'.'II'IT ATION Hrmnllihoil in r:lli»lon with .00 Va si mill v .no Tt. «uic th. ftinntl Vt.imat f r month 1.80 XmtrtJ.I (.<r v»»r ».<■* M 61 To .late this yenr f —..... - 61.13 C . E. C:niphrll, d iitik t auparviior cf tho National Youth Iteputy Sheriff Carl w illiam s r«" TEM FEIIATURB8 A dm iniitralicn, th at after Jan. ported nt ths S hcriffi lo w Raia Hate lllxk 1 there will la openlnxa for hoya morning. Dec. ■1 72 0 61 a t Camp IlcSoto, an NYA realdent Dec 7 46 0 76 project In Rulphur Hprincs, ntnr is known as five points according Dec. M 48 0 7*1 Tamna. ercordliut. lo ll. A. Good- t r Deputy Williams, when tho Den. U 160 O 78 •peed, local auparvbor.' truck attem pted to'pa*s ths autu Dec. 10 78 0 86 E icallrnt training in wooiiwurk, end ths yedsn atlrm ptrd to turn Use. II 78 tr 67 niatal wnik, and auto mrchaniea into ths skir road leading tu Dee. 12 78 48 0 U given in thia camp. Tho period Oviedo. Ike. 13 70 0 46 uf enrollment ia five months. Each Thu truck and trailer was Dot 14 0 77 48 boy works 100 hours a menth and driven hy Morton Frscmau who Dec. 16 83 48 0 spends 40 hours In class work. In wise accompanied by C. D. Raley Dac. 1C 70 0 M addition to subsistence, a cash of W inter Haven. The aalls negrert Dec. 17 TT 62 0 payment of 110.00 a month U were front Oviedo and the sedan Dec. IH 0 Tt 61 m rds to each worker. was driven by Robert Ran^y. Doc. IP 64 • T8 Buys between the ages c f 18 The sedan struck « trailer Dee. •Jv TT 0 « and 28. who would like to go to I wheal causing I t to overturn epd Dec. 21 0 TT 42 thia camp, should call a t tbs I tha auto in which tha nagroaa Dee. 22 74 • M NYA o ftk a in tha Court House, w ars riding also turned ovsr. No NOTE: Reading* ar* mad* oally Mr. Goods peed said. arrest* were mad*. *1 Y;8U A- M Vocational Training � 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, 1939 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 21, 1939 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 21, 1939. 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 1939; <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/64f4dca78662b3110480a36d918a6a06.pdf b9584d11a8c9d142696e244319c8265e PDF Text Text i f - . r - i f t i >* y . v **a «. if n ; •*rity ri*b i* > v- ns., ..*c-r?'.*<v,.* £•» t>\v<*rr%-*«'• v m ^vA, ,.v m c ^ v c y u > - ^ s ».>-,»- v7% Jlri*<.*«ov^w M cy,*«-ii tr^w-h <.\-.> ■<■ c*"'’ - * - •- < r A > ’ f^ * « '^ 'f-v v .-A v » *•>**-*” £*«” « v /" TUE8D AY, D THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Soviet Bombers A r g e n t i n e Is iwned In Attack Goal O f Crew i Finn Capital O f Graf Spee £ .'of Pitkijarvl, 53 mtlea aouth of Cl erataamo and pragma In Ih* CanIra I drltc to MVer Finland's b'. ■ land communleallona with Sweden. £>• Thera were hlnta the Oraf Spaa Br -may have been trapped Into its '• 'engagement with -tha British by I? 4b* sal* of British oil to tha Oerp. ‘tuan auxiliary veesel nearby for !f a rendeavous. HELSINKI, Dec. 19, —Finnish military leaders, anllrlpstlnc a resumption of big Ilusslan air K -. talds on llelslnhl, were reported r early today to be considering re4. . prtsal bombing attacks on Lenin- k yesterday lay the British erulaera, AJsi, Cumberland and Achilles which had leapt up thetr vigil lest th» Oraf Upas venture to rea. Last night the nutation of whether the eaptan and hit offi­ ce-* end men weuld ba interned by Argentina remained to ba tattled. It waa apparent they want than In tba hope they would ba treated aa ahlpwracked tailor* rather than betllgerenta. One high official Mid the crew would be Interned but tha Herman offleera might te granted their freedom If they would pledge personally not to participate further In tht war. Mm U v U n caused by gas forming In conflneJ spaces from burning' foal oil. Observer* looking down from lanes on the graveyard of the ■ttlrshlp said the floating oi' from the battleship formed, rough­ ly Into n swastika. In full view of the. crowds lin­ ing the Montevideo waterfront, the ship was blown up at sundown Sunday In a "suicide maneuver” which her commander said yester­ day must hive surprised the SO Years I b c c oos I Rector's enemy. Formula for ItcMag of Apparently satisfied wl h tha work of hi* c:ew Sunday night, Captain l.angsdorff and his men settlid dewn smilingly yrstrnlay at the naval aiaenal for >■ aojrurn First ippllrsllona of powerfully mottling of Indeterminate length. Liquid t*mo (■ tasted and proved phy- E ECZEMA I m ivsdorff had resembled tho rsplnsfvr* and dliccted the filling o f the furl lanka for the last grest bloat that wo* to "destroy all" on on lc-s e f Adolf Hitler. The captain carried the rnlilr which detonatrd Hip charge* Ihnt sank the ship. Behind two sand banka o ff anticipated lev the Finns anil there are potalslent report a that I If the Ituss'ap* again attack llelalnkl front the air I enlngrad mnv become n target for Finnish tomb*. (Today's Itusalnn militant com­ munique aaitl that the Soviet Air | fForre, grounded frr two week* by J bad westher, bad gone into action ■gain ogalnat aeyernl unspecified Finnish objectives). Surrounded ly only frr sen marshes with no large trwns near­ by and with few means of trans­ portation, l^nlngrad'a .1 MX),000 persons would have no plsce to sirfsn'a prmrrtptloa) bring wonderful swift r-ltef. Then Its superb medication Iron tains 10 dtlferent hljhly Stferllrs Ugredlrntt) Warts right In In help nature promote FAST healing. UrulefuTuseri writ# la from coast In ronet prskalng prompt mull*. Invislhte, stalnteae— fcemo Is simply wonderful Ins annoying akin Irritations. I W ,tot, II. On* trid ronvlnres! HEAL 8EVKRK case# may •sadllJtlEtlrnatnailli. Atldrugstidsa Announcement ('ELEiiitATi: n e w v i:.v i" r:vn Lions Club Charity Ball Saturday, Dec. 301h . attacks, but might be forced to I them If Helsinki la bombed again. Tht Busi’—n army on the KarelHan Isthmus has Irecn thrown beck In two fierce attacks on the 'tnldde links of Finland's Manner- ! helm line aiouhd Lake Muolean ■and Valk ufter suffering >t sharp defeat along the Tnlnilr Itlvcr to the East the Finnish high com-1; mand announced last night. | Official Finnish milllaty qusrtan claimed thit a Russian bat-1 ■tillen of about 800 men had mull- I nled nn the hattlefronl North o f 1 Lake Ladoga, killed their officer* .and political rominlsuia and fled. In the two Russian attacks [ against the Manntrheltn line at B : ■: Lakes Muolaan and Valk, which £t. 'll* about 18 mile* apett, the It, i Finn* claimed.lo have destroyed t 28 Red army tanks. At other points on the fighting fronts 10 enemy tanka wire da- j strayed, making a lot.il of 78 Wracked by the Finnish defend- I an In 78 hours of fighting. This Sofa Opens to a Mayfair Hotel Double Size Bed! Desirnt*) and built by Simmons and of very high qunllty, troth In material* and worlfnanahlp. Nicely tailored in attractive cover*. See Any Llea Fee Titkelt Christmas Week Specials This Rich Suite O ffers DODGE - PLYMOUTH Beauty Plus Quality 1038 PLYMOUTH COUPE (Radio) 1037 DODGE DELUXE TUDOR TRUNK SEDAN . $y|fV • SBAB UAU . 1037 PLYMOUTH DELUXE FOUR DOOR U A H TRUNK SEDAN (Radio), iifU EAST TERMS 1030 PLYMOUTH DELUXE FOUR DOOR TRUNK SEDAN, Uw Mileage, While Sidewall Ttrce, and New Car Guarantee. • * ° » holiday tu ps r.M 14 .,B ,U » » • « •• >1.30 *8.30 «. " i-8o FLORIDA'* PINEET COCKTAIL LOUNGE ' -OPEN BVEEV DAY AND KITE PICK FEA0EL . T » < r t e iu s AMD k m * aHU , • „ ' is ° £ BW ® U im ' v -j * t S* ,U * « • « •*®. -71 ^ o , W- M ^ 3-7* 8,ro S Z J* * M * 1 11^8 w J K t a . f k ! ! 1.88 M , w V l T r rft>70 RAINBOW ROOM " F|7>'dW*e I m u. | - | rZ , L IM 0 m9 % ■ «jb 8 7 A T ,O N a n #1 T MJ& xf _ YP*) • r;jt f t •nr - ‘ 18tl» Century . . . . 1 ll l k Century 4>Ung |R k i d in p i far* popularity throughout Mis nation. Ha t aaiptea of tkla del l«ht f al sty Hag that f d i>t proof lauriqra, May aildfhg draw This tow price briage yM 'tha bad, Um . tkla favwrad etyllag. ■ > - . 1 ■ j y T r T fY .k n | * . , m jr \ ^ »■'»"r i ( A LWlag Boom Sdtto *•** mara actual hard service In the honsd than other furnlihlngt. That la why .It pt liurortawl to select a llviag room su ite.of tfadoublad quality. IUch a suite ran be found here at a very reasonable price and tlie' exqulaite deign ­ ing and unrivalled workmanship wlU, prove a source o f satisfac­ tion for many long yean. Your choke o f tarn or tbrqa pleci suite* as low a* • |V P r COURSE COMPLETE MEAt CesvtsUat T#rwu Hera la an ocra•tonal chair you ran give with pride to your best friend. Notq the clever­ ness and amarines# o f- lla d e s i g n . Sturdily made with rkh, durable cov­ e n '.Mid comfort­ able scat and liaek. , M JM | Occasional Chair ; MIAMI. Dec. 10 —<Ah— The R i ■- Herald said last night that scy - itlvlty of the U. 8. nrutrrllty na/ trot had led to the belief that British warships ware off the I1' " Florida roast waiting to pounra on lh« 32,6A5.ton Herman liner 53:- Columbus when It leave* tendlorial walers. Hi ! Tho Columbus left Vera Cru*, K"! Mexico last week. One of the , largest of Romany'* mcrehsnt k C • ship*, lb# vrsscl wa* un n crulao !J* ’ -when the war started. illschargel BA '■ several hundred American pe**enK • get* at Havana and lied to Mexlran waters. The passengers wera , . transported to Mlamt by rnaalwlae L ships and entrained here for (hair northern homo u The Herald pointed lo ruldan r ’ activity last v-rrk nf the heutralljj ' ty patrol at Key West. Crews nf R r* fetir ilerlroy. s.’ wera hurriellv 1* roumlisl up from shr.re Iravr nnd , the craft sped out to sen. Hereral * hour* later they. Itad returned. k£t Latsr In the week an klcntlcal A l ’ ,. occurrence was notod at Charles- Orange City Hotel DEC. 24-25 IJf. ^ /K And what a gift this suite will make I Every detail of Its con­ struction has been given critical, care by the manufacturer. It is made of genuine maple and contains many features that con­ tribute to long life and thorough -all-faction. Ilarfd-rubbed to . a satin finish nnd three pieces sre Included— the bed, the chest nnd your choice o f either the vahity or the dresser. Save now COMMERCIAL CARS & TRUCKS Warships Of Great B r i t a i n Reported, We have available for immediate deliv­ several new 1940 Plymouths. O ff Florida Coast ery______ Our reputation fat your guarantee. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DINNER <VMt.or«vc> <. v*-, S - EASILY OPENS TO A DOUBLE SIZE BED f t/'V -i .it �• I- ^ > -r*r. w s j w t * . ^ « . ^ , ^ w , , , « . ^ t^ ._' > i-T IA . w i ; * X ' ^ *•*» » reto-- ' <? o ' ,'••<,, >c^i-y V X . ' t^ < .V P r r C J * .,< /v y v'S i i \ » ( . n ^ ' » i w ' • • » « > »'.*v' -«■>'»» ’. ' j ; ♦? i5f vi *J f i i i w *3 •a L '• < } Staiaoi* C o a ly Ptd iitM More Fruit And V *g*U bfe* Hum Any Similar A m In America dltt? # m t f a r f t I f e r a U t W V AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Sanford fa The Only Oiitrh* Florida City Affording Rail. Illghwhy And .Water Tranaportatlon &S > _________________________ I 'm Member Aaaodated Preaa VOLUME XXXI SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1939 N U M BE R 102 EMabllflhed In 1908 Club To Give 16 Prizes For 20,000 Additional Garden Best Outdoor ChristmasDecorations S f ^ C a p t . Finnish Reserves N e u tr a l Z o n e : Urar Colors Slate Department ReFrench Report Allies Have SunkAt Least 50 Nazi Submarines Since Start O f W ar Jane H illy a rd , Oldest Resident. Died Early Today Red Planes Active; Had Lived In Few Bombs Fall Pioneer Seminole C o u n t y Aid O ffered Uruguay If Graf Spee Had Failed To L e a v e For Over 92 Years Sixteen prlie* will- l* offered the winner* In. the annual ClirUtm»« Ire# eonte»t apon*ored by the Sanfoid Gaiden Club, 61m. Harry lleemn, thalrman o f ' >he commlllce in rhaige, tuid loiliy, adding ll.it*- thone who dealre to enter should do so Immediately. The conic*! is sponsored hy the clnb In order to promote outdoor decorating during the Yulrtidr, reason, which add* mcch to the hrautj- of the city. It wax pointed •out. M s. Ilccrrn stated that the club would award flnt, xecimd tnd Ihlid prise* for the bext deco­ r-led rnldoor living Chrlxtmax t-vr{ flrxt ond rreond »nd thirl prlr.i.x for the best ensemble nnd Oral* and second prices for the following: Doorway, porte cochere, pouts and miniature outdeor tree. The tnlnlalure tret it especially planned for rhlldrrn. Mm. Hrerea raid, pointing out that trees en­ tered In this group must not te over four fret in height. veals Study Being Those desiring to enter the context must- fill In Ihe ecupon* Made To Learn If appearing elsewhere In tndiy's War Aet Committed Herald -lnd mall nr bring them to Ihe Herald office. Onn of the rrnulrrmrnts for WArillNOTON, Dec. 20 —CP) participation in the rrntexl la — Th,- :i2,OOtl-t3n German lus­ that the lights be Inined on he- tily liner Columluis, scuttled hy tween the hours of <1:00 and I' 00 P. 61. etch night from Ih-r. 21 •her s-r,plain lo save her from rap to Dec. 28. The rnlrlrs will l>e {inrr hy a British destroyer, was Judged hy a commit Ire during hlt.tiiih>in>1 in flntprs In the Atlsuthis period ,fx- la y night, with m<k*t o f h,-r Woods Fires Are R ickenbacker C o s t ly , Declares) Predicts Death Chief Cleveland! Of Great Cities jttew uud xlnff, incluillni- nini (Wonnii, Mill- iihroml till- l*. S , Cruiser Tuscalmi-u. 1 t'upinin Wilhi-lm Darhuc, enm Langsdorff, bpee Master, Commits Suicide Billy Fleming Is Winner Of First Prize In Contest SUICIDE Marian Pearson And Body Of German Of•fiver Is Found In Room Of Naval A r­ senal Early Today Bids (xoodhye To Shin’s Officers Ur*. Jane Ultlyard, 110, Semi* B i l l y Gray Also nole County'* olileit resinent, A t t a c h c IndicateH died at her home at Dll M*|ilo Get Essay Awards jninniier uf the Tuscaloosa, radioi- ! Avenue at 240 A. 61. today ml* 'thc Navy Department that ho Hr AmomsiH IJt----_ Death D e cision •> lingering Uln*x*. thnd picl.nl up 6*11 survivors fruin Billy l-'li-mlnK, sun uf Mr. mi-1 Helghteno/l northern Eu* lowing Uorn In Clay countjrt > I*. Sept. lifilhinl. mill tvns cm route t« Mr-. W, G. Fli-milii; o f Ibis city, Was Made Sunday ropean w a r f a r e today 21, I8JD, 61m. lilllyaiu moved (o Krtv Volk with Ihrnt. Hr nddr • tvns Hie winner nf tin- S.i first Hemlnole County at 'the age < 1 brought the call to colora fo r that u roll rail of the crew .— j — BUENOS AUIKS, Dtv. 110. 18 when Fort .Mrllon. a* Hanford ehmvi-d two firemen—Carl O. l-i prise n ffensl by tin- Fbn nlti •U Finn* dO yeMs «»«* £ was then railed, coualited chiefly — ( A P ) -r n p l . Iliinx l-nngshdp realat Ihe ^ w la n a , It of a fort, headquarter* In foray* Setting Of Fires Is Aviator Says Germans pant mid llelmulh Mleta—mixs Bower nnd Light ('nmpuny to Ibe •lorff toiliiy Rhnt ltimitclf In Bo fur as could la- learned Junior llig b School sliidcnt sub was (the Artttthn* 'Finland of U. U. Army ag-itnxt the Forbidden By City Can Destroy British inj. be said, there tverc lio other ens- milling the l«--l rsruy on "W h y (loath “ lo Hliaro liu* fmo ol had gono above' the usual Indian*. She had lived In this .Sanford Should Ih su n ile lor IiIh magnifitviH *ltip." Oio And State Statutes Fleet With. Planes •allies. for 92 ye»n and gave to When he iminlnl the Tuss-ahane Christ mns.“ claiuen o f reaervlata and It county tho»e who knew her many tnteiGraf Spi-i', Ht'tilIIml Sunilay for New York at 7:00 P. 61., lo W illi stmlcnts in Ibe xixlb, adda about 20,000 men to the eatlng account* of the pioneer Woods fire* are extremely dan* ’ PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20 — #aid, the Colombo* wa* afire •rteiith, nnd «-lghtb yisites subin Iho Uivor I'lato wltila an , tiaiiUn lo re cm. day*. grr.-ns and cosily and yet there (A l— London, Paris, Berlin and from •tern to stern. Her >rx 'm iltin g essays, the first prise Allloil flotilla .*i,M-,l »ffo The French reported, today Out For a number of year*, she arc many pereont Who conllrmr t*"1 "thM B^ot cirhx of warring fnlvr* were open and she was winner wa* in the rigb l grmle, Ibe the Allle* had tank rfor* than 60 ha* ___ been _______ honored __________ a*, neinlnolc ahoro. of the " r«" alnkinp slowly, lie made no nicli- l n-con-l prise winnrr, ,Mi-s Mm inn German submarine* tine* th* war ^ouniy>g t resident at the to xct them In vlolallon Hi* Inaty was fouinl at ' , itcxtrucllon “ a* soon nx the nn- f t i " “ f the Ilrllish destroyer. Bi-nreon, dnugbler nf Mr. nnd rtarird, learln* an eaUnuted 4 0 , ^ight hfW annually in ,law with no apparent reaxm, for tlnn, Hrsnllv arc aligned diplomat, Which c.-irlh-r hxd liccn reported - Mr*. II. T. I'enrson, was in the K:!I0 A. M in :i rnuiu m it still optreUng. . Lake 6Iaty doing an, Fire Chlrf Slack < Inc. Ically,” believe* ( apt. Eddie Hick* ^tniniiiiL- by nod which mny have *< Venlh irrndr mnl the third prise Hurtm-t Ain*** na\nl at-rim l vtlirrr The latest linking wa* credited Despite her years, 61m. Itlll* land amid today. enharkcr. America's fnrrmo-t ncc tnl.ru nhonrd survivors. hr and mnri lhati 1,000 nf hi4 winnrr, Billy Gray, son nf Mr. last night to Uw .destroy*.# Sir* yard hss been in good health Pointing out that the I'nmagc In the World svnr. cirw had lirn i m tm ird ninco • i Ihe navy hydmgrnphir offir- mnl Mrs. George Gray, was in oeo, which previously had aent until recent menthn. lo limber and soil from lln-se Rickenhackcr predicted the an- Cvi-d the i-reue nf the sea drnnin |the sixth grade. Mnndny. two submarines to.the bottom. Her husband wrai klllrd In The prises to the winners were lit* kiliutl Ititiisrlf :ifiri h threeThough Carman shipping auf* action* with the confederate Army fire* In Seminole Couniy alone. If nlhHIalinn of the Ilrlt:*h fleet by mt IK0 miles smuhraxt hy east nl It eould be accurately checked, the Nail air force If the German* hour In Ik tvilh Ihr uffirrrM «>f t e w York City and directly cnsl rush itwunU o f *6, 11 nnd 32 nnd ft red on the Atlantic, Oermany during the Civil War, It was would probably total millions of decide to pursue xurh a rnirrxc. df Cape Mny, N. J. were mailed to the reripirnt* to ­ his wlnff rndini? ^hmily n fle r announced S3 Drltlih ''vanguard understood. . dollars. Chief Cloraland lixlay. “Three or four plsnra attackday. midnight llrfut r lr:»vin$f I hem • 1 1 radioed a warning to ship vessel* sunk In the past three Survivors are a son, Ellie Hill* urged resident* of both Sanford Ing a hnillexhip may lo* shot Blog In he on the lookout foi The winning ex-ny is a« fo l­ hr nmdr it cnm plrlr t'iirlr of ilaya, the loatea of which were I'ird 'of Sanford, three elstem, hi?t rnmnuleH,wtiunk liRtlil* higher than the Britlah acknow* Mrs. Josephine Collins of Sanfoid, and Seminole County to refrain down," ltlckcnhn--krr xald. “ h-.tl •B"- burning wreckage and 2*J low* : fm v r l)', nnd retired to hU leged, wa* the result of eoneen* 61m. 61. b. Sinn of Sanford, and from retting flma In the wood* when the planes start coniine over atosll lioals, proumnhly lifrimal • "Then- are many fine reason* which might result In property In wave*, it’s just a matter o( Which pul o ff with Ihe survivor* why Sxnfotd xhoithl lie lightisl up IC M tk u * m **»«• r t » H room , n»kimt iml (•■ hr dinitirhrd. 6lis. Eugenia Hateleaf of Fort lost, percentage*.*’ entlm *j«y said hr had drIs Ion the British nisn-n-wnr over j during the Chrixlm*< -ensou. I| Th I’leree; three brother*. W. E. Every year grass fire* in San“ Eventually, we will xee t^»n pooh-d (be big ship. ran only name a few that I think ri«lrd to share (hr «lnp*a fate Oglesby of Lake Monroe, Edward ford alone coat* tha city hundrat* Hon, Pari* and Iterlin destroyed 'are most important. | Naiy officials here were pus fm m "(h r flint m om ent." Oglesby of Laka1 Monre* and of dollar* and often properly by gas an I fire caused by *h-d by the fact that thr Colum I “ Fir»t, ne ran consider Ihe An Hltarhr indicated thr drICx m I s m m M SS Thoma* Oglssby at Bossford. damage Is tlie flume* l I V t H s s s S mm r a s e I V .e l jlHuuly o f a lighted (own. This ridan uhw nmilr Sunday, when Also two gra nd ahlldrea and II which are i A set. Fires makes n good Impression on t l-i it v.ii4 hrlirvrd lie had Hiller** HaallauDl r»*«m I'sgt Fl«*l t ** in the am even TufU. IUnn I*anrt«torff. mn-h-r orders to destroy Ihr «hip rather will b a ' b«ld wood*. Chief " V iS T pointed of thr (Irnf Hprr, romniiltrd timn (like her nirnin into Iwtttlr. at tha . gra la that U ke out, for all • II Umbnr is rn Th r emhanny «ald b« ti*.J po*t•ttirtdi' pifMinmhly Into Uat my hi “ Why We Shoujd^Buy In Sanford” uA- 61. Umly destroyed, tha largyy. Ilmhi- il*« nfli*r liiddinir offlrrt^A * ,Jj:> |.r - -f4*^ -rWIUUn E.*HD»haw*r,sTV 'Brawnimaged Iry . If not..................... hllM h dawn *m ff ijoodbyr. H»a hhd\ tons In rhn«idrm|lon o f liie ■mts than 11 y*sm a realdsnk at PTvsbylerian the bla*e> Hy JEAN HARDY "rrspunsilidily rrstlog unnn him f *sti n*I thito inornmi: in n rnnni Bemlnol* County, waa struck hy Tha turpentine Industry ii lat I’rlic, Freshman •»t Ihr Aiyrntinr Nuvul Ar-i iml to insure Ihr -oifo dehai kntinn probably th« htavlast loser in ft. hit-and-run drWar about 1:6# full whrrr hr utul hit offirris urn* o f Itis irrw ' mid pending last night, at tha corner of Pal­ Mrs. Ingley Explains ease of wood* fir** for the rasia “ Why <lo you Hhop out-of-town?” is the <|in-slioii kimwledtre o f ii'iruIitioiH and i|tinHr ret). on thr pin* treat la vary Inflarametto Avenue and Fifth Street llirii e ffe ct mi ihe •riiliirtt nn t-oonomlcnl young hmisewlfp. and. seriously lnjurrd Seal Sale Importance able and will often burn until tha I askixl At ranurnti ilia for (hr m in l ini­ "Well.'' she said “Things „ro .so high here, an,I tree Is killed. During tha winter He recovered csnarloueneai ment of llir inidtvinlrr ronfi*»*nrr _ months when tha grata I* dead shortly after being taken to the “ Protect your home fra besides you don't have such a largo variety of gtssls uf (hr Florida I>i- 1» t of Kiunitin FrrnaM-Laughlon Memorial Hoe-- culoftli_buy Christman Seal*," and Ihe wralhtr la ealremtly to select from. Inlrrnational (o Ir held hi Stitpltal, but It la feared that be had declared lira. J. L. Ingley, chair- dry, firea are the greatest menace fonl Jan. 11-15 wrrr madr yrnThe young Indy led nitinlo her bedroom. On Ihe euffered _________a brain roncuaalon, hos- man for the Real Bale Campalaa,!to this Industry. trrday at u nirrlin^ in thr Vnl bed were several packages. The sure results of a pltal attaches said, - I in Seminole County.today, as th e1 Flame* also destroy the humue tie* llotrl nt noun hy I'rmiili nt Chief o f Police Boy 0. Wllllims riplainrd how important each,In the soil. Chief Cltreland pointrlrrt J. Kdttin linker of I'mililla shopping tour. She opent-d one of the packages and xgld Mr. Hathaway and another person'* contribution in purchat- ed out, citing the fire* In the past nnd Bocrrlnry nnd Trranmei rlici look out a tlreas. silk, lovely, but simple In make A t*•(iil ..r FJUor. has hern rr* man wer* crossing the atmet Ing seals means In the drive'In the Everglade* a* a good e» j Knrl I#rhmaiin uf Titvairn witli “See," she said, “This I* what I mean. In-----------when h ear whipped arourw^ the. against in# disease. Iample of how this substance will trill'd i*\ Mt i* Sanfoid ll«rald ill >officialn of (hr Nh' iiI rluh, liritdri* WI*A Nursery Got-s ihr f*'i hi "f I'onlrilmlioii4 lo tho I Ixiugh. -this dress for $1.50 and at any store here curve. ' I With only four mom day* re-1 burn. |by Hrxt I.It-tiI (iflvrrtloi i-lr,-l Jii | FiiiiiihIi lU In f Fund, luadrd hy Chief of Police Williams slid m* inbig before Christmas, Mrs. Woods fire! mm particularly you couldn't get a bargain like this." . liu* Dinirfrhh-r fur tin- I'mlral Gifts From Santa fnrmri l*ir-idm I Hi ll** rt Hoover tha r*r was a black 1930 Chtvro- Ingley pointed out that those per-Iwongarous outside the city limits I Division. I would hnvp told her that In mny store here in 66 \ L I hr nioiii«y *s hglntr let sedsn occupied ty.tw o young eons who wanted to do their part Chief Cleveland pointed out add i In roinniralini: on l In- |ir«x At K iw an iN Lunch infait N* town nhc could have got a dress just ns good for \\IIIsteal (odliv t*i Ihr Fund, men. * In aiding In the fight agaloet tu- Ing- that In the rural section* peels of Ihr mrrlini:. Mi luk * 1 ll* ' lllll I•|•IS'*** III- sails* t onrtibu— — ----■ — ' bcrculosls should buy their seal* them am no faclllt}** for extin­ about $0.98 but since she was so confident in herself drclarvd that tH-lni-cn UNI sad MNi For ,*|0 liillf I»iiv4 and irirliitnl sine »«f $1*00 guishing flames If they spread te drlrgal** from »»\i-i Flori«la m , and her out-of-town shopping I wouldn't -tell her from Ihr WI'A inn rry the l»« lu f I f,,,,, tun S inloid *Itl/rnn, and The County la far behind llit valuable property. r%|)rctnl to atti-n.l i Im* x,*xxioa al In the wood* and on vacant gv i_____ « . . . _ rgs s •J quota aet for It, she stated, and which officer* f->, -In ■-n-iiinv that KiwaniuiiA m e "jolly irood Flu.'* ijivi n lay ihr foul ill irrado ai.cw50fOnL i ,Cf' h,cr. hm,K0 Hhc *°W me she had fellow *'' wa-* 'itieiit’ tln nrd tmlay uf 11|«* (Kudo Mvtiool. I lie fourth It will taka Immediate a«U#n on Iota the grass la now as dry ** i S year will he Installed. i ” c*rd Ju"1 •“'foro I came and after Ibis tltvdsr, he said, urging utmost _ ■ i. < the pert of all to whom awl* Th* visitor* ins|ieelid ll» May when Ihr) were ^urnln of (hr Krndr trurln i i’X|dniiii‘d that tho she was doing all of her shopping here for the next precaution In efforta to prevent fair llntrl which will In- tin- cm - chili al ils u cik ly lunchroii in (In* rlnldri'ii diruled to iim* the mon­ four months. If, she would Just see what .this cam­ firea from alerting which might 1vrntlon headqaarler* - and Ihr Yuldi x llo lrl, fsdlow ini: whicii ey tlu*> In leliiforr liml. gpiiit for paign was for she would always shop here. reault In considerable damage. Armoiy which will Im- u n i ■<• lay* were K>vrn lo each of lliriu < hri'lum* iiri'nriilo iiiiioiik thtniM'lvrn foi Ihr aid of Ihr Film* hy Simla ('Inn*, in |nr*on. the convention lull She didn't realize that hy spending her monev S ^ tfL»Pi,0,,3fiShe0rf ^ Tourist* Urged To Thr children, three i*» five year* iii (loir fiL'hl airainNt the Komlaii Those allindlng the xixxinn nl hero aho was helping hnprovo the town, helping U Register At G O f C Atlantic Bank Staff which Iho atranznnenix were ills. o f Mire, ETrrtvil (Imi Y ultlidr invanioii. Brow, and not giving another town Ihe ‘Ix’nrfit of Thr Herald will gladly rrr#ivo * >. . ru*S#d Were Mr. linker, 61r. I eh miint with a toimir "Santa i* F oiiiher money. Receives Yule Bonus manil, 6lr. Dlngfelder. Pre-dd. nl II inir" and all crowded about Santa more rontiihutjoint mid will han­ Chamber of Commerce effledle the forwarding of ihr money When we spend our money here U»e motley D. Caswell of tin- Im-al elnli, telling him whnl they wailleti for 1. . 1*1* requested all winter vtotter* lo Ihr Fund. All ehrekn should Bmployeea o f the Sanford / t Pivsldcnt-clccl Karl N-inlgicn, ChrUUnan. stays here. Some of if ^ K it, it i Newman tren b* Htnford who haven't regietifad fo r laxeg "D o you all drink your milk hr made payable lo "Finnish BeRermlary-olert J. J. krtlnRhnn HLd 5 - 1^ ™ ' tlT g^u ” . i Ut. chamber bulldtegj. dn^e tontte National Bank will re­ lief Fund, Inr ” to help improvo the mads, schools, rtc. ric. when ceive a bonus o f on* fourth of and Ralph llscweil, Sccielary id retfularly?" linked Simla. When called a "Stnrin •oon •*. P°**{blo *Tor your which will too' n month's salary a* n Christmas "Yrif, Santa," wan the reply in ths 8*niln<ili- (6ninly rhimU-i id auoata.1 * lira. 1 convtnionce. for havi’ b e / E T “ T he,nln*r else present this year, It Was decided unizou. Commerce. FFA Hold Old Tiinem 2 ? schools, rosds, recreation centers, ,dc.. Breose Is vW-ebalrtaan. 1 Secretary Ralph Bagwell point* at a recent meeting of the board "Santa only liken thonr who that several times this Other astmbom are Mm Walter r*‘’ out 00 Meeting: Last Night eat their r« real and green* every o f director*. loosen, Florida visitor* passing tho dumna 1 h° mP * * b< * Ck *nd walch Sanford go lo Flames Sweep Small day," Santa mi id R Coleman, Mm. B. J. Holly, : “ *c‘ ThU Is In line with the prac­ Sanford hav* Inquired " * Onlay LewtoA Mn. f. E- thraagn lh~°l I had lurnlp t-m-ti* lojh .- Srmiiiloi- IIir Ii Schmil Fu, Without taxes we could have no achools or anva lb* location o f . certain tice o f the bank in previous Building: At Old Mill day“ Well, at and M re T re d B- WU- os “ l’ • n , it was announced, wherefor dinner." replied one liU le, , „ „ . K aim .r- l*-l nitihl held Old , ftmllle* who am spending tha employers have always bee* Irny about five year* of a Ke. ........ .. N iarl.1 with approxim ately S “ ir WIKhOUf wc could Flame* swept one of the ntnall Itte* wlU fo n e tlo n .y l"* ? *» h*' ^ ‘ f wo, 1,uy In other towns, stores "I want a gun." drmandrd an*ii;.% |Hrcoiin nrraenl. ■ iberod by the bank with outbuilding* of thr abandoned with tha Chamber lh*** » r* gift commensurate with other youngster, not to rhanr At 7 (Hi oVIork a jungle nira Zachary Venn r Company Mill the xubjk-cl bill jn-t to let Suntu among It* with the tends body, they bare thalr services l i k oTm^iey' V#r*M UXWI m i P*,d hecmiHo of and prevailing wnk xi-iveil nnd iiuiin-duitely foi on Commrrrial Avenue thin after* be locating oceom- no means of toasting them know uhnt be wa- espirting foi business condition*. llt«- eln-ing i-eri-mnnir* Ihr prospective winter receiving Inquiries. „ bl,y »n Sanford to boost irn,|„ if We j noon tut fiirmrii |irtvnili«J tin* Christmas, lie got a gun, too, a lowing prugrum lM-gnn with •spread of tha fire to the larger toy pistol, uUu a toy train. 11 bag i-vening'x ' the Chamreport by chapter virr-preslilent touiSto Ho *h° bUy b,,y ot home the Itiulldlnjr*. In . F. E. of Chrl.lniax randy und five ullJim lll.ei Each Old Timer rwif™ w« do have might be under the ImprcsI Tha buildinir apparently rauflit day x xuckt rx. The girls reerived ported on his pri-xeut uctlvitlo. fir# from a pile <f «awdu«t near* dolls. tea sets and miniature Iron- ami what hr iiad loin lining sines o^r mimh.nP. T ^ merchandise. But our merchants sell merchandise o f very good oualitv by which was burning. K'miIIm M ^ x l-.ae Kllrl lie had left school During ihe. rrcreallon period 0nlyW h 'Pf? P,^ ,reeH° nt 10 rlunt. wen- held, and string band the ftelf . 1 ^ ' ^ . tTT u lh* t n?rtb down here (had ran. Hundreds of children, through* V large numben W , inusir wan provided hy several of .25 kI ! 1 fht l2at e*-chM th#lr Attention is tho too ,g acbe^Solad ) thto afternoon he to the Old Timers. I'lnni were laid bore' on and because wa have such a large and attractive too ___.JM fojsfld to nay a vtolt U tha for u parly for the Old Timer* Claw and section* W Sanford soon. David Van Nt-xx was named i*” lram^d1UUly un«i«r th« Impreeslon that Sanhag* o f candy adtotnueu ha will ford U a much larger city than k really Is, hut. wheri rhairmnu. and b*Beene during bto Itinerary odtok orphanage *t Bntorpgtoi. tb*T *** tJ>e man/ vacant stores they might sav, TAM I'A FKN'DH I'lKATKS which hte. A t liW r . M. AppsranHy th# people of Ran- (•mil lea. •Why ohoud we sUy here? ThU place must not be TAMI'A. Dee. 29-T ii« Univer­ •ton the A Copt. R- E. Romi uf thr -Salesthe newly'* outlying ford and 8»minol# Couniy hav* much hteaugt. of those vacant atores and well, other sity of Tampi band of <U1 pises* f . M- the _ •wwk#n«d to Hi# fort that many lion Army raid a careful cheek will parade in pirate costume* things. -By. trading at home, we eould helo open up TtSS F. Mhad been made of all persons to families, Inclsdlng many rhlldmn, those vacant store# and do other things to make San­ rrcelv* old front Ihe Storking ax this city's rrineeentalion at th* will hav#- a n#*k and Jtyieta Fund ond that them would Iw no Orange lfow| Festival In Miami ford a more desirable place In which to live. , Christmas unIsas th«y com* to the dupliratlon by churches, the Ellu Nrw Year's Day. Drum M»J«y - J.ob* to Sanford are scare*. Boys and rirls out Herman llanroek will Impersonate msrtM with generous eonlrlbutlons Club, or ony other organisation Gaeparilla, famous loircaneer of of school usually seek Jobs in stores and offices but planning on distributing Chi tal­ to th# wap *f cash, food, or toys. mas baskets. He pointed out that Tamps history, and his follow***, they seldom gat th*ao because there are not many of Yesterday * total of $79 was th* Empty Stocking Fund officials member* of the pirate Um m kinda of Jobs to be had bore. Bo they have tc la to'Iho Bolvallcn Army were cooperating fully with th# torn to faming and other lobs that offer practically ~ ‘ tho Elk*. bo flitore and we should all be concerned about our Donations were received yester­ day from th# following! A friend, future. Wa can't improve circumstances by not buy* $3| Julius Dlngerfslder, U j Liana $877.39, to Generally fair tonight *jh| ing at home and keeping our money hare, circulating CM). $10( Frlmdst SJO^ Rita Thursday, preceded by lhsw»W M3 toU £ to reoth th* , th* town s stores and helping open more place* of la extreme south portion this af­ Empty ItoskJag Fund of/ieiala Theatre, $$i Ball'u Christ- Chapter D. A. B . $3( Chos# A ternoon. Colder tonight, scattered to light frost extreme north part!**. for 100 Company Employees, $47AO. Aged Resident Is Rpir Down By H it A nd' Run Driver m cx e. Baker* Lehmann D iscu ss P la n s Fur Conference . Campbell N a m e s Committee To Aid Tourist V i s i t o r s * 7 30 Children Are Club’s Guests At .Christmas P a rty $20.05 (iiven For Finnish Relief By Seminole Citizens ,f« » M*•^ r Santa Claus Is Greeted By Hundreds O f Children In Copnty Communities Highest Total For Single Day Shown By fyipty Stocking Fund •y g rg g to LOCAL WEATHER -i - . j ■> * «.r ,t j -v-> J.rJ �HJX.'.tJjgttr.ve ■<. ,«.* 1* •’*•?* j . * ... •*»►-i *vik . «J->trrv'CS^»-Z<:'Tr'A ■■tr*Kjr\* V. - r »\ C|V|^% r *v. *•'/ * « ^ I-, , 1 * . \ S 3 ; " T S k T - t ' ^ < s > ' « * • * '- « » r - w/ KV/CS.lxr.vlU ilk •••l »*‘ W T f-r» K t r .* *;: ■1. r■. •»*•'.. .’Jwj.'a?. 7 *v .v*ri,/ Vre*j TUB 8ANT0RD HERALD. SANFOnn. M .aninA . •' The Smnford Herald JSraw N m I U J. V *?1 •• lfin* <fiw of Ute In-the neifipRpers pf « V S * £ !£ u ily. p0,itk fi ,<WJera on the lubjqot of whfthv Florid* • delegates to the next Democratic National Con* v«Uon shall be selected by tho State Democratic Como i • , or k* «lectod by the people as a whole In newt Springs Democratic primary as has been the custom in Uie;past. According ito Tynn .Cobb, Jr., State committeeman from Orange county, advocates'of a third term for Presi­ dent Rooecvdt aru planning to have ithc State Committee paipp Floriqa’s delegates to the convention at the Conutittteo --------mooting ^ In -------------------St. Petersburg ---------------on Jan. 12. Th ----- would de* |prive the people of the right Ho vot» on this question and would of course Hum Florida’s delegates over to tt|e Roosevdt forces to be voted In the convention as they might see fit, whethor for ItooMvelt or for somoono else. U nISL^ Pointing out thot the Committee is composed of Hwo in Jllfl Imembers from each county In the state, Mr. Cobb sayn he igo^Mis docs not believe It is fa|r for a county like Dado with appreciate the Q f *11 ChjUtm** stork s, o o e .o f truly Chrklm a* • is - X ttat. dsH thtfuI to my. otfid,' ■ptrit o f that o f the “ Fou rth" W k * Man.' heartfelt thanks fa r the loriou* pats up no opportunity to ear gretltad* b y sharing o tb a u and Isndlna a helpful to^thow less fortunate than ^ j — T “ ClftiTPor Poor Packed 1 i e s ™ ! owquenee.he. f.Ui W * ,n ‘ K.V-rnW. . PrWffl' Wfre.: .Mr. amt', Sir* stint Words of chetr, hope and comfort UUct and miles or sonny nolle* that eon warm many o •rest/ Jirert StronB halplng handt for 11tut leaks that llbitaa and ^ pJ*(l0 burden*omo dhntth Ctau* w iir tk t n m Tabernacle To Give . Christmas Program t]4y oljfliv- il w t. other than tho grrstost glfl a record of oonrlfo Ip hf SANTA And the making fdn of me," wbhporml Loesen to herself, btiu couldn’t hoar them, but Mho could see them. “JVdlenco, patience," shs whig. pend to herself. “ This Is King Cballct’s evil. TALKING DOLL By $ICRID~ ARNE The light reflected frvui a tbhu i papers which clreulotc in this county. As a newspaper­ it 4a .between man whose business it is Ho rcatrsll important columnists, wa Mint baton reading Broun's stuff about twelve years aoufijR' (o friftsfi 1 * ago when ho was having a good deal to say about the Saccoy\£ a are la rafugs lu a soa-shsJ|. Kvanxottl trials. * 80 far as wc can now recall in all those twelve years he never wrote anything with which wo could agree. It seemed Ho us that he was an out and out communist. He Imay not have been. He always sold ho wasn't. But at Britain Is beginning to take I* Initiative In the air war. any rate, ha certainly lent his literary efforts to the communlst cause. We can't sec anything good In communism so we always thought Broun was wrong. But whether he was right or wrong, Broun'* opinions We aaw'a check tba other day r gJJ34,093- .. .. . . a t rather, _a .were always his own. Perhaps that was why we continued stare or a dhook. And (l repra- to read him throughout, the years. Hr filed Finland* payments on U* ;UV-) havo boon bl« own for certainly non# oi It. ^ worked for could havo believed a* he make Finland look "for admire a man who lias honest opinions t to g*l out Of paying j express Hluun even if you do not agro • ^ I Wo doubt if the public as a whole fws how hard It icat opinion. Noivy department tact- *“ ,or “ m*n t« continue expressing his m osar—the fart ta • m a r ii soporous w Last salt .for C h riilm si i F b o ls grapbi Indnsu, tha cheerful encow agi rprd, tba helping band and ay Stbotje h e * r l GUIS o f the Spl ttt pow ess pow er fo r good I ond all thlnss ruatsilgl. Club Members Bring A S ,,----- 7T, tjehoel o f M ,.lid ... I.. holiday* with hi* pa n 'oi*. M ;.nd Mr*. Jamc* Field*. - plan'd iiIniiiI vl'tri* tlicma. Ai lantcuuiU * i f llu< rnuni* the i'i.-t» iu r r •tit*, riiureh Nunh. ^___ a I6t Of It foV tkere lakt ( W 3332JT 2! Oeorirc Anderson, .tudent al.'n iila a i Slide L'nive aty S, |<>f Medlrlnc, will m ii«. r ; to b? with hi* patiail*. *1, it Mr*. (V. I', A m in .o n d u n . ‘ holiday*. the !>• .<• .1., a id ill, (Irmly (iallnnt, f . * It a t | Kninri* University n \,i. m . [a r ived y o tv n la y • fln n - i t L|lie Hu cm t ' f Ilia pal. I [iMtid Miv*. ti'a d y t. Ham. • ■:, . I heme in I hrt, A 'lm * J. . oilT ) don ’ t dkjhf (and haven't wo he dlimii'yeil. You can •Oil fhta1 in* o u r abuhdant a*rortmriits r i b s |tl*ridVakle' to' gltrc, delightful to receive. W o *tiggc*ii CARD OF THANKS ----------WV \ri*!i l.i lu k f ihU r.itam o f <aR|irt'MiiNg lo ou r mnny fricmli* ou r Hppnr:;.*i.t.i f«.i- ihi'Jr mail., kl.’.iliif .'Ci ib 'u u ii.t ulHu* li#?*' o f mu Livi'tl uii,'. Mi.t. Alphii nit li ii .il. Air. tiit l Mi t. v . I!. CMi irponing »thl Fiimity. ______________ _ ________ ' A I T K I t S H O P P IN G ti t * TrinaWd 8WPBx . .......and $1.09 Beautiful 8atln GOWNS.........'......... $1 and $1.98 Quilled Satin ROBBS Slipper Satin ROBES ClriW Now Bitafel1 eolmf ..........$2.98 and $4.98 ............$1.98 and $2.98 R F .I .A X AT THE TWOOESPEMTE KIOS A6AINST THE118 SOYOF THE116 HMStl ...........u,......................$1.98 .........$1.86 id' $’7,811 < r 6 M ................... i j i i k Of # . 0Hf la. lino with tbp, wbi(o .fs» - O ... J - i , - j .ii 'i «^ %I w T d i k W t f B u r f S ^ 1B 1CYCUES . rilprtSig' 6 oit. ' A -li.nl Inisv iaeliet o f Iron.nJ ,:.m w ill, a i.middy lilln i tinl . n l.i in.ilili w.n lln* -mart nutfi. W"intl\ i m 'l i 'l a i Itnac-lllui f Lame on a L.»l-iiniiulc Cbri-lma* m H t l'I 'V IIIKTIIIIAV A la ijo il" tVP |7.8» ...... i m I Nvi'.'. .' y*K *«**M ****M M tK ***»i»t*i*i«M M M ti*l*L »L *i1*M * ' puert. m \ s a l t •'lit* Spie* ef ,H. II. S-*' Hr l id . M *rr, Il'Nii-.s , ( IIR I -iT M A S |*lee.» . . . wil t • ItR A N I.niA I I ' S j r.n«l *1 ctnu r.i i\ few fo il auuy . j i lirilit ulioii i» In otxlcr . . . . To « i Kl MOliJ'* HUAniHCK mill tlu J 1 1 .11 lo Luly \v1m wrolt; liii'i, p i « jlt "P- mi) „r t f aih*rat ion a m;i*11 1 )t !n i” r* .ViUiiU with lay* from ill « j >trcH'ilighi fillt'iing through th. *4 ik lllH'-H mi Hi pi*11 it I itiu* ilu •••! I ‘ lowing; | I ‘ Tin I* i« a or %v»| * n.l tho t wo *• J I ^ Ihroo; . Tin* t ill, iho parlor 1h:*i! an»l h.* Tw o i* roitijMiiY. ih il no ili'ii!. I> wh\ Hit* pnllm lit;hi k.fii! Mill K«»i ih* l.i*i 1 wo itionUi ih* j K ivu nl ion Ihiu'th l»n\i* l« n , ha.llv m tu’vJ H.f 4 U n i: , . So *til tiflo'r the holuLtyn tlu tf |vto»i'( I) any lipl Hull Hh \ i * tniiinr lu j;»’ l n ilcw h a l f nil |if. . . nmjirhotlv'* lining lo Ihntl up «:tm*lhing to rrnew in htvri If any o f lhl» cuInntnV »ca.ii rt liaVv any pnn lic.il aim p'htiiini pl«*iiso xlt’P forwaiil. • 10 not implvitiv; that l!llNV.\l!ll M \ l!S11 \ I.I. S iK-lfiy 1 a *n Ih | lit** m..«< of Lai - J011 anyone wh» | » * u!.I sit in Hit* show mill H’iilmU a*, ii Ii (In* a il ol th.- u h lc lig h t s ) an !m u g h a Look \! ^at'Oc av it In- thought lln* ink Wiiiihl wr:n off Im f. iv li.* not it hniiti' V. ll . linkl'A OIH* WOtllliM lliH'Hl’ t 'ii ? . . 1*1*111.• in' h'I- h* w Im romo . n u n t At nr.SON Thill !•» v r *.unit'll:: 1 pi position . .. , , . . , ■ ,, , tb* I'ttiln* ul»og iimi.iIIv i*Iuiiiftl •* itini iniHi .w b oM n l Kill** . 1 , *i : . 1 1 .. . . ... .......... . VOO Mill'll o t v ',, | tUII I | I 'l'u #l'' ,'1' ' d h e i, do mil ......• ollhouKh 1 U ^ V W II.II U IK ^'U-na •. .. •''uiiki1 n imp Hnn! nun »i1 1 c •*i•in ' ....... ........... . n.e -.•rh , i . i ik i r ................K AN't: I U'.WH I 'd , I........................ 'I Midi >1(1111 St'llllll/ (III I Mm h J T liilH' jli|ill| Il Lilt '.Hitt li . I" hIv '« doit.' " lio'* nil. ryic tn n. v. n ml »,.*it:,' Klin* Hill hi *•■» i'll. .i'I.ij i»* iu! 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'****' II win.- o a*-..; 'in* l • ! i ‘lii i i ,.»*t •I hi nr IKHslK HHKhFN «« nl. 11 •!" li t •* Ai l*' i. | t * .It i **t .,|»* |*i u li t i fi* i.» s i).i n,i i; * , ,| i••Him* v lu if lit r lit - t - \\• t In i' tin i ih ,t* i i •nl* 11.fit tl Hi *y - fi’ iln- t.n Hni. i .•i it.i..n Inv ill’ ll !•• In with Mils St'liuil nn luv n t.f tb li. li I.ml.i nittl Mi* 11ill .’Itira til vhi.v lilt* I 1 •Ilfs) , , tun ii|» l I out I*. 11 .lin e l l< v.l. Mi • !■>:• H im , .Mi . . ,y v , . fit, i. S P E f 'I A l \l:nv M u m ., , M» |. ,Vi>ii)Ifhii, .'ii .M i*!:»l i Trul.i M• Km lyntSb.«,c in I I C H R IS T M A S Marv \*:iim *. ftti••!.. \!<••. •* iw •».I ilig g in -, ■• D IN N E R N\«•*•!•ul f . I!.»|i1i;» Ncwtiitm, I i f h M.Kc uni, < Laric Willi.t ( I'.,,I tim It.||. lit ill |,',ti.M'l O V a n g e C it y H o'.el •Miss Hutchison, Miss, ■ Schultz Entertain!! V i'« . 1 o'* ||,t l.Mtll, |.|| ' I ..i J* 'L I f i l l . II l.t it I’ m** lt. il : n l TMeUfy Mi.m* Mrs. W. M. Stoll Kntcrtains C l u b Aililrvit Doorwgjr Mi . \V. M. Hadl . >1 i o. Hi" men'll -e* " f l!io Ta ■ l> . M leiniKin Tea-(’"id m e t t lull ye* I , x t . , aft rn,ion i.t l./r l.i.tm* . 1Elliot Avenue for d n i rid m il l i f . :. Tbe itiinl* where tl-,- , -e l '■ n . 'I d 'm i l l e d v e r e I 'o v u l r will, oitalf.'en o ld < , f n . ,ai 'Ilia*, an I Itiozilinll p. pp< i \n •iIti -ii l i i » l>* .l.' oinl,-1 * I., i to > lir e Im Id n p ill o f u llllt m, ill *u*o f ir « ne!i o f ilic ^m i ■ Late id III- nfli'lii<">i I wiehe , r a le an I tin 1,1 e. , n by the lu. le* In Ho* foil .v o, Mr*. II. M I'.m toith , .*.'•> t i , Loach*, M r'. \V. T. I r o i <• *i B. J, ll.ily , Mr-. IL 1 A .d im '.. Mr*. Hov I-. yyouM, I,|.Martin iliinn ■ ml Mi Ii. I I |T I.i null,- . pin* :■(. I r,.fl Dec. 2d. ih * * , kc*I«rr t)*al A oll.t, — fit *!*•% d*re«4ob>T l«»» •artk*-; thoi'* F>m *1*I A*<1 Otol'a why ,v e y w-i-a* pt*l*,* f k a t l i Im CkrtiMu*. Yo*'U B*4 •*> *fL '**« -I 'U i ,u J « ,l ,k M - * U * , o*4 i 1 •«i i*Ur, vm r i— .,'*1. 1—. $i.oo O il or* 89c to S i.35 > pal, ba*M «,***,. I* * 1*1 C.ll* riLucoa. TH E Y 0 W E I .I , ( 0 . SANFORD. f W*4W«*«b‘ v*Wf I**'**-W I.OKIDA IV V * . 1» ■» M M K V N M K r J :] T H E R E W I L L B f , N O M IS ( ' . I V t N G S li FROM NOON l ) e « i ,i . o I*. M (‘ K A M I I FED « IF Y O U 0 1 VF. H IM F O R C H R I S T M A S f j | $ 1 ,1 1 0 ItATNUONV ROOM iIVAN.I tiblr M . 7 COURSE C O M i'l.E l c J t AJ I.T IL K N C O 'l J P O N D E C . 2 4 -2 5 TU R K EY i» .\ M * ;i . fR E E IlMU iti 4 o .. iow . I;na|t.r H|t, s»auii cali’goiy ivSlll G R ir /. TODAY & Til UBS. ......... Tb* esatom o f o a ia t “ J ock " ,aa a g s o e rri Ui j Hiek*0)|Clnl!d 1m'i► „m| Ml** Mllvlull wore lb.- lid ‘ .• ' , • j, ,, f Y eti'r* led lMlir now to do H1 caH y. . R ot’ If you've loft ala li»l «>iil:r , b'wlngi M r/. Frunl: liny, Mr*. W. II. S lru u rt. M X . ^aineiu-.f Vcri» r.lemi. r ili.'l.u>u, Mi.»* m i'll, Ml*. Mm j.Hie Cog. >* X'.imy llm ..'ttii'. Mian K irli.g ., Ml . I.euora . M i«i Manriii riti* Imrl.y, 'nllityn TIiL'mm. Mifi i Adorn* mid Ml** I.lliinu It. fi. lliek 'on c;in e y. . fr .m Atlunla. ( la , uli r. attrml.i liUdluei.i Kirliipr ; , -m-n I lt\e ( h li-lin ii' IndiiYy . n il’, h i M ie n '* , M . nml .*1 ». I: i; lllel. nn. and family. •• p.arli ......... i Garden Club To Be hi Charge Of Work i» addition to thco . M|** N tw .u l n rrsm tid the h.m f wi t h c r » l , t ! ot l**.r cL o’CitJ p a ltrm and nun i.i u i * Miv. Frank j liny, irrcitl LriJn, n i.niiuntu • (' 11"' uCr.lsiiMI. A '* i li:;;' ill*' lu>* | i >* ill * cn ln ^ v m M i* .M.ir. j o u fritc In|;l»'V mid M i .1. f | M itihrll, matlicr o f l V Imstc a. J Tlir *vre no pi la* uud li. ida.l m nlm t pil*,' IVIIV iruu by Ml*-i! .Innc Sharnn. u ni M l,* ‘ N’liuey lioXK'lli r. who irc.'ivvd little Sniitn t Inin In , . i . fill. ,I willrandy. . 8 ___ _arid' f i .88 P+ * m u t m I.; *.f C H R I S T M , “ WWte ChrigfmaB’* To Be Given On Sunday * |he«o|«. randlea. But It was a “ .*•t III 1:1 me* n u itln i; and t h i i tma* t»:*ii hurt, u lillli- Luy *vint live* ol t I'eter* lliali. rrnre i»ri-v « f llni’ r •* hr Ma-. inr llomp in M 1 lire. " a - won l*y M i* Kathi rit'*' k r ; ‘ nar. IVroratiitda • thr**t«jl"nU f.dlnwcd a Ch-i'ti.»:| t ;i« d .f •> »<fl*. 'h r d ll ', will prc*en« the I I r,.,| an,| jreen . hov with one n t c e .g in and * .d l. Cw*i i;i\'i* lln* i'I *i*rly pt’ ORle nml J Hi.* Santo.»l (tMtlfn I ;tt * wi% At lit,eanelu dtin of t!•> Ixvt* u lils gifla. # liMIHfl t» l*‘ kt% •Vf ' lln* “ ttfK’ nnu* jlnid|-e ptim e>. presen t' w « 'e »\ . r h u n w l b y U»j’ litenibo:# o f ih **. iU livi,i‘ M lhl' I c l u b m ill i thfi %*•Iiiiie' ii I : s*t* ii al i i j. * * ** .. * * ,t a11 >. r«, i , lint lit i, ini , *•*i4 in•. I '« oh i * * tin imx tl* * om -siv o t t • nth ren r.e and r o ffr e * e * . . l In th. Mrj| , . , |rwl.,J v i.v ....... ideal »* " 'W l i n ;; in l.n t h i n 1 1* ' and ire l i n e r ; Mr.'. Ford) re • i.nt .• , t..il J iy r I'rcscn l w ere: n *<:<••*' |{„,,»||. u w A -iL — L - d o - V . . ... . ' ...........• .......ail! Kdlrnlgr, Mil** lh» t * H»P. '' 1 T yre pul,licit eli; i.iuan. , rea .I p «...«-* • Anna Cornell. > .i-» Mailha Vd y;r„ j, jj , T > ic .' u t iiin n ' i .irmi- were :il*n rn i", Mir* Kathryn U n i pea. ami |,|-,.*idenl. w .n roinalim enlrd on ,*-,> a «.I.'eli •>'*« Mir* Ki.therino \ ,n t n y ._ |)(.,. „|i,| ,. o 'l . fo r ih.' i*a*l '• *•! a Aim . MU* Jane S!. ,ivn . All- yeai. ,d <1 in. hj vm' o e iu i Man, I Maiy Chapmun, Mi * M v 'ia i.i. ' it e f.l ,|,,ap„i , " . I M. Han ell. jln g h ’)', Ml** I tori tV.'il *. At* ,'(r. i.m illi Mr*. Ivd-mu ti. t %'• tlcpo. a nr,* ;i|ioi\ill|i|f tho Imlid.i) John Nl- DO GHftfeTlWASi SHOPPING -ullen. And then stoud Erie. Loo­ sen hesltatod for a miauts, and thin she Mu to hk aide and rold, “ Ob, I’m so glad to sot you." As aha said It, King Chatter snored loudly, i l k servants began putting out tbs firs, locking Ikon,, clearing the tabic and pulling down Shades. “Ccme, Hi's go," said Erk. They ran from tho caol(o and down to “ Fine, Hruh'cc* and' y r i a f i i r ilii i~,i i , iiii,iiiii alls' Both of (bom walker) through the mirrored corridor* for ua1 hour. Then two hours. Each little while Uwy thought they saw each ether. Sometimes tbs Images nude horrible faces. Bometlmea they seemed to whisper. Ones Lessen was so sura It wst rosily Erk ridiculing her that she started to tun. “lira hateful! trie Is erttel.’’ . said • whisper la the air. "No, no," shouted Lsoson to tb* mlr* fared well “ Eric k good--but— tho utpL She ran but," ami __ weeping, and' “finally !V •»» was back out In the bfilg esnuust hall There oat King Chatter I___ ___ ___ looking Iniost overybqdy noppen to be a [clsrk or a’ stenographer you can stay out-of troublo by Ikevplng your opinions to yourself. If you happen lo ho,*1) adltor or a columnist, you get paid lo express your oplnioi) peered endEiC: pulled a lenfbfli cord at tba gale. Ho emllml*jSi •very day. Then honest opinions liocom# difficult. j * « i lo giro her courage; During the Sjtau-Vanxettl trials, Brpun believed that U Tlw gat* (w uns open and ibrro both Sagoo^od Van<6ltl were tbs vlollma of a communist •tood King ChaTur b ln w c lfr lla prejudlco rampant in this country shortly after the war. * • « » rely-poly mas with a broad iTiw were accuaed of murder In connection with a payroll amOa. IM was dtoased nw gnlflrobbery. They had their chance In court and were « « ; « n U y k rod[ velvet with a rid vietad and exaeutad. But because they were immigrant Ifkw cbirm lng. Come radicals, Broun held they were saerlfiees Ho the Great Cap­ W « g . italist Money Ood. "*edi»jpf Wakoofo He didn’t hasitaU to say so In his column every day. He said *o over and ovor again. It fioaUy got under the ;?k*Whst dJffsreocs did it make to Broun whether Baooo ‘ ‘ ’ or Innocent should he and VanxaUi' wars guilty innocent f Why < If—the boss wanted It sacrifice his Job to defend them7 t h e ............... the other way, way. what the hell,'ha could write ee as easy one thk way aa Hhe other. Well. U muat. have been a mu-^tar of principle *fittm£roun. He had the right to express his s fim itx>nt» u r r ii.l ■ Tno cb'itth will. In*.1M. dccoTnU*«l • ,■ , in .i Mb*. I'hnilpi. Ward i>U l Rry, Blink W|p hr4 pre-cat and "V nl| lohlle nml tho .0 ‘t,,/!*J.n ^- ., nls«» nl:,‘ ||l‘ «vr .l.in Main,day lor I'd!'. ,| .m ’ V^T TT.I :S s*tss«* iil.iy lnr will rr'nwm ever In romlnrt thr t**p . *U Id white. “ Special Okriiltmm11 n h ir %i*ltinK for H I l\ —b«le *«rvlce will, ..... 1 v,.l U m b«l« fbr ftor the strvicp whj he nc no-1 ay M irth * . r h. i i it M. A A r .n l-1j , lh|| *TK(t |idhllp I, cordially in r llc f i g r Uic direction o f R. M. rail' Ikp fltm'*-program tibnkihitn. In aTtrrid Adi iuemher.1 aYe yr.Ted_ th nt w ldiei * r i'l .Miller leavei t l! I *4I •V. W.1 f , , jn r U m r illo whet 1*. Vif' Throughou piano for t i*iir! . * g* . para to cone pih*. piUnw slips ruul etc. ml the rhri-.li in . In ' I • g will he nWcptnhlo anil SO® ipocka . parvnl*. Is limited ok to quantity. iVa contain* Horrible Facts At tba same time h'xlc was having Ilia seme experience. He Ihougat bo saw Lcexen talking' about him with another .women m the party. But Erls only grinned walked on. llo remembered tho Queen's wernlpg. . ■ , A M tu m a r t v g T to m •aigilt . to i it o it aplM mini'llr in 'Inn . Hack. meS&Mte t&S'adsSvtf;!.1! f f i w « *i v ,, ,,, u , l>.»n« ? ? ' iV n*1 Ili m»im \\alVor, K* Mist linil. bill I 'n -to n I* i t|n< l,,| Sal' r- M l-., t’ ai'dii'p llill. Mi-* M .ii«arday frrm tlio ttnivvraily „ f T n ; *• l!«'il*'. Mi»*Maiv t'liapmail, nr***,' where hr Mlliltr*, I.. |. n.l - June Sha . n. M l*' I.MCy Hip r h r id u a * vaoxtli'ii m i!. M. >!• •nnil.at. Mr*. F. F liiiiindlbit. fam ily. 1*1, Mi** t*iv:tia Tt'idnrk, \ti«« Tlip nhmml "W h it* ( ’ tirlalmn----------i it,',In Oy kh*h, Klimt i UrnTh* Sanford (Smprl Tnbornarlo r iv m liv Hip pinurrpcnlloii o f l.hi« <tp th* cottier of Ninth' flirret and V it»l Methodist Chinch for tl.p nl A K. Slit*, lit.tl*. I “ 'it'kd o f PukT.tr S l'.. Mi«w l)t»i*NViotfiiiA, Ali**- I I i :s I ■111 f.of I pjicfit o f- the chlldrrii . —t fw ftfl1 li( 1. ll.r Will be irlail tti ieTin tlmt li»* is "^'.v •l* i tllill Mi.-41 Ili'l«n Pali.it i ...M af»^ dl*t Uom* n tB rn»on Sprimt* .. ... . . 'W » k)U li* held, thla Sutulny evrniii*?.. ib>n in Ihp Velpmii* ll.-|,it;i| n 3,l<: r»i*. WS. at 7:30 o'etnek In t|»' Lnl:o City, A n d 't o It is M y sincere hop* that .tbs ito r y o f (he " fo u r t h " to sfind llm ChrWt. Wtee Man will bring t o you tha K E Y to n more wonderful, Joyru* i s •t. £ ' C £ Christ mat, f o Y - T h t FOURTW w w iik |trt*^nt» for all.. t kWW M a s many liuogca In the fins pilrror* as aha passed but then >he atoppeu far burl- surprise. In on* mirror sac saw Eric talking and laughing with another man In tba company. They whispered and tney pointed her. They They laughed. 'rftw “They're at tier. rS . 12 aVo invited to tho nnnjal < hrl'tmn* l«arty to In hblil nl th* rhptbh aitao'x at O ® I*. M. Hatits gm.r*..tfawtk TOUCH SPOT Saiulay SchaAl uiukr . ft / C Mb* Pstsre .rtiivily. Mlm ,ugWa, Ml; a 11*1tv Meyer*, n f JJr*. libit'* lirollH'i, land*, Mi*. A-, I • K°»hv, I.in.Wry, o f Miami. U lloitnn. anil Vila l»cttAllan Kirld* I* rx| 'Inlfrrd I»eul>rnr,, Sonny Lei* l)oh*ori, Wilhelm I'll. nrrjvc Friday fr. in 1li. of tin hvt as hp wrnj firm plsro wl 'uSCS, hi ruul InumJ to find VVU.L P ~ « V ert n an. l Luig. ^ U f. and >ti*. (icortf. nd; Mr. and' M»*. J, 1- Nlk, Mr. am| Mr*. Geaitt* TownJ gad Mr. and Mr*. J. A IfsSaOk Hall at fl-.OO P. M. IMMlc iMMJtaW. 12 a40 V. 4 M. Installation of new pffloor* of tb f O: B. a. Will b* held. In th* Through the r» * r», hr I m r r M UU fmplo* I i n^nts carrying out the lk ii£ y them* were oc^vcd ved by b y tK th'? And aa we give, to wo n e t We. Them it no joy in ' life to great oa that which natumly comet H M M « v share our treasure with tboso In m i t e r < need. As ws rxorrise this aye-old loving principle wo find that whan we tmaalfUhly concern ouraelves with others, our w<cn rowarda ami hlatalnya multiply. TOUCH ~ It. I'., lo visit hor family X... tho ChiUtmu* v»cnth>ti. .— Ml** ( icii « Martin Iainoy i. Ill airlvo Saturday fium \Viwlniir.ti,ii. t>, C „ lo !«• i.i|lt h, l.iniil) duilng the halMn)*. — Miss Margaret V cii»,y i.< »xpeeled tu u.rjt c Saturday fium \V»*hiiigtnn, P . r . . t . iikim I llin holiday* With h ir family. . . ■*■*"'■**■ Mry- tlrergo l.im lc y ha.i :n lirr Uic*(n Ihi.i wo k, Krv. mi.I Mi . HV-'cr i of. Slim*. v k n fWAy«J »ml the tree presented to s , r' j r b f s s ; s r a a s s OHlMA W1U. FlNt> ITSCLF IM A told Broun tp lay off. Broun failed utxe the rim*, contltyied to defend S a c c o qnd V*n*ett|. and. of course got Lonely Hearts Club M l'* |).*r»lh>M itfh.il luvniroJ 'li* St. .....I. l.rMr l . t.' . f lit.' mi'iilli, vilh Li Inferma t.n yr*t*'rd»v rifl.'nuwn from ?.• * mlil C:t*t i.'ci rk :il larln'.a*' mi Mw.'ti'dia Avenue. IVv..rati.'ti. tl.Mtjphcut th* Mi*. .M a rga ret lL-nmtt v.ll* wer* nrrlTu Etitunby ftpni Wo.dilu.ttun. k M 'U M w .kM i .( M—• J, l - H IU .fk of t is treasure m o to r tM i , locked within th e'Start ot v t Ho the primary law, to bo passed by tho 1DB9 e-rbut so little support was given the proposal isn't considered. As It stands now, under spe* Elsewbors. * dmont (section 860) adopted by the 1037 l.egl»i.delegatee must be elected In the first primary, O you who turn the msln .reason for moving the primary date up For rtfugo, loom From woman, who bava slwsyr from dune to May, so (that the delegation could be chosen known (p ample time for the convention.” Tho only roods that Ufa baa shows •Butt regardless Of whether the Committee has the legal •Ta bs assure. .right to name the delegRtee, It cortalnly has no moral Mow son The path a needle follows—or o|l .Sight Ho do so. The Committee would surely encounter . atari tha gtern resentment of the public If It should arrogate to Tho near—tha far. ItMU -the sole right to speak for all Floridians on so im* .With what compare ChTl-V fhfUt*as» a • ~ " ’I a ^ «how with hand out* 'in d iv id u a lly WO cannot hope to ortreooie tho DU c f the worid, but ygpweapAY, dec, go, i w Tho plsust hi tho oky, Tho sea.ihcll on tho groifndt I Apd (hough sell hesrtn and oartb 1 between them lie, I No posco is to bo found Tl'lcplinn* 148 e a r s .., , . t»"o^M SotWftn tno two, Not at all Miss Dorothy Stewart j MISS LILLIAN ADAMS, Society Editor --------. 200,000 people to have no more voice in the selection of w S ? Florida's delegates than a county like Flagler with 2,000. *— 1*‘l bellcvo It is entirely undemocmtlc to take away the Or tho sm«U| PACE TIinEE Arid Personal Activities,s.l,onor^ At m -U n d e m o c r a t i c Tribwj* insUtn ,lt will have to do nothing of the BJflLB VBB8B Fpfa P00AY Tampa kind. Accordlnir (to’.i)io Tribune, Hhe Committee has no W1IU CAN CREATE A BLADE legal right to name tho dclegatcH. As the law now stands, khp .people thomsglvw ,mp«t choose tholr delegates In the W l m ine me, gnu in# °L°.?h D itiin first primary whkth.l* hald In May. of tba Almighty bath glvsn m« '’Editor Bentley (pf jtho Bradenton llcrmld) should b fs-J tb UK.__________ ikpow (that the method of selscting delegates to tho Demo* OCgtic National 'Convention isn't oplional with the State Committee. The State Committee has no legal authority (From Tbs Saturday Otovlaw of Ito name .the .delegates. The state primary law requires Litsrsturo) be.ekctejl In tho primary. It will be rememTb«rs U (Yfugs la s trs^brll— H Chalrman TurpbpU ho|>ed to have this plan for K l'jn'ftVw orn. appointment of delegates by , “2 ,"r «, A S H IR T BY ARROW 5 FLORIDA'S FINEST C u eX iA lt. u niN r.i: Suppers OPEN DICK . EVERY DAY AND NITE TEASEL AND 111$ TEN SWINi; KINC.S EVKRY SAT. NlTR . . EVF.S •'at . q h Q -i dkc. L. P e r k in s I’ OMHKCI M IN 'S u ll i *i :*\ O X •JAKE M FSERVAITONS NOW FOIt NEW YF.AK'S F.VF. $2 Jill T o $ 1.00 IL — ALSO— BOTH NI'.W YF Alt's W EAR O r a r g e C it y H o tel | PltUNK IUJ j rtdliyw oO C f SlnO|M S r a C ftt m o T A G IN C L U D E D IN JSAfitIDEAL : Y rn 1981 CHEVROLET 3 PORT ROADSTER 4 good tiros. New palnti Run* fine. 1984 FOBD V-8 4 Door Trunk 8edan 9 Mood Hire*. New seat covera. jKew hlack palm. This la tha ckaneot Ford we have had on our k»t ttithlmstoiti Be Yctfr N; w Yenr Hnpnfof S I ■> IK — VOU nenr. - HAVE VOUli1 W AR D - CLEAN A N b N ^ A T FOR £ v e i 4y -V - o c c a s io n . dr ■'W For I'RdMVr'. epFldl^NV SERVICE ,,, , boU t ’ fw6« m S at c r LV4 i t 'i •- ri- > Hi Whit.'*, V*aiiy b ta u lifid 'c .d u i* and ilripe* in the ...in fm ta b le, fa dd«.iiable new A rm *' Aidit* will • I,, liijf you many pm m l ‘ 'T h in k V o u V froni him if lie untie* up on Cliri;liua.< j.n uii ami .liM o.er* I'.u 'v c I.,, m* ) * thouahififl. . S' ? 2 '0 0 $ 5 .0 0 S e m in o le D ry C le a n e rs The YOWELL Co. | 220 MAGNt 1,1A AVBNUK 8ANF0R1). FLORIDA HrAraUjlHM IMMMJMv %i*V *V *<<Vt.r �.»>ivsr*' 4 f felilnkl, Finland, flee* through debrU-itrewn ftreet* during a Sovia* bombing raid on the Ftnniih capital. MISS MARGARET PALMER, Atlanta'* Starl.ll O'Hara, and llarrr S a n n t n laad lh. Grand March rt Junior l.*a>.M* "Con- Vr'ltli Tha Wind" rhirity ball. Min Palmar it waariag Scarlatl ( awa Vr*^ ly Viriin l.eifli in ftlmine of tli* pida'C. \ Mother love rpanned the year* to all a daughter In diatresa when Mir. Mary Coudrnnugh found the girl ahe had given in auoption 2.1 year* ago and helped her win n divorce rult. Mr*. Goodenoiigh dirrovered her daughter, Mra. Shirley llrigga Dover, 2d, living with her two children in n harement loom in Detroit. Reunited, mother, daughter and giandchitdren will live In St. Lout*. « CLARK (iAIII.r, hit. rifirt lliruuih record Atlinla crowd, on lh* wag lo hotel Iron airport. Carol* Le'ntiH (Mr,. Ca'rlr) i, hrtwrrn l-rr l,u»h.intl anti Mayor William It. Ilartafirld of Atlanta. Illgti—very high—Jink* auch a* lh!* prevailed when 10,000 Mitilhcni California jitterbug* went to town to provide money for the Salva­ tion Army Chrlitmaa Uaikct Fund. Ilugcuttcrs cut up *o that Lor Angeles police on duly had to call for reinforcement*. D O N D U C H E C K plat* ceatar fa r iha Ueiearetty of M U i ae rt Tlgeee wba go to M iam i New Year** D ay la Waltla Oaargla T a c k la tha aaaaal Craaga Bawl fcall-all gam*. He U a geaal liaa hacher- IS THERE GOLD W v o W t g js ^ * “Chriatmaa" postmark. 1’nalmkuW «t Urn OOfiOO piece* uf RkaU that will Crpent* �• * r r : i > • -v vvim ( a < • h « 4 •dkv. > t b ib A bbh * . . . . • -. 1 •!' » • - ■ ' rj T' t . ■ IV M .U -v t^ r $F77*7 ^<■ 1 ^ m Citrus JO, 1939 Winner Of First Prize In Contest IU M lR «t4 rimm r « « » 0«r| j 1r< Pawing | I ihW !*■«» Marl ft MMHnW It • IMItl ri«< 4»*tt I I'!.Ill* v, Imt 'I ,|.| *. after a«; i.i u "f.tr - i •■-111y *nH the timin' n.l th nf h*.t|» i*f*'• \« •!I hr 'h .I•* U.\ty-.i* ~ vf (mptnVnl anti-.ill t*i*th i d . " \nr •. **•!•»'- t ,i tren*h avi I «l•«!••• v illi nfilv m itn intul aiiri.vl Ih*i. b air ■" II * Wtn I | \\;ir no* win* hie li« ;ih**A|i '.*»» l. nn.ni |*l.»,ii in I ‘ I • • in.ili I (In' nei*l;H"* •MpMl.m v •*f Hill pil*il\ ill ||1) \ *•!• in » :«I m il fait* I II Iill « m it. I "|hi» it n ill l».* u..i*lh it." lit V*l, "lint l*t (In |nl t tint tn In Iimlttaf) fm n •, heeaii'-i* in tin *. " m dny** Ilia |»n\ t r nf d cM lii'h " n ili In* i nnt nmti I* eki ill in ker ai»U* i*v.t\» ,i. an all* . i • i I tidiiia tiv. It.it , Ihi^lan. .<1.4 r'laiH f it* tn It: tU.v*. i tin. .i c\ int'laity, and ni *»l |ti »• Hi 1 littol Mat* i lai nut nf flu t fo h a t at all «*t*»ts. It tin iNlitet} Statet in. I a t', **"e a itl have tn maintain taudit}-' nrui> e vil thriv ( th in .( Innitlitd \t.n< .iftei tine 1 • nut** t • •o* lll.lt Hllnlli. • it ttllt.’ * IItrouirVi tin* tnuu,.hu* wan ordrrrd to sail from Vera nn! ;? J*«f'f"i»l nr i l l |Cni« into utmost certain disaster Advertising Program ' little city with great civtc pi hie. . w. ,.i true that nw plJ w ill!* " v,icW ,,f lh* know? • "T . »• " Expected To Stimu- I buy“ Ili«I.m «ul5.i in a beautifully U g h tt ir P * # * * m en-of-w ar in thr South 1 into Rate O f Fruit i town and alorr' t h « n - ln >ima'YhtiT} MbAtfaSJTSty •ty.ew H trf that Ihe ■bn* made no effort to-attrnct the] liner may havr rarrhil lupplle-. . . . . . . . 'f ° r hm d-prerred (icriumi tulonar LAKKLANn, Tec. 20-j.puc to . war crndltlnnt abroad, Fio.l.la It expocllnir * binnrr tnnri.t i(«*nn and Ihr *lnlo’* tllnn imlintry la ti'rnircU In I in in with It effect­ ively, arronlim: tn nlona antiouneril ly. the Florida citrus commisalrn. — A brt'iilen.il pnwitm nf advrrtisin* tn ktlniulaln e a p re. and cift fruit ahi|unetita of Flo­ rida nranjres, craimfiult and tanip rii” * thrnuyhoiit the tourist afSauil U und.r way, with new»pnpc>>, rudin iipiI nitdiHir po.tira uelnp i)Md. Tin* |in-t1ui«tniai irift fm lt drive «;i< elin ixed with “irift fruit w eek." i lueivcd from ...... . * 5 1 nr„ -T h ' . c \ u* ' s s g f c z m y ! crrrrt a. r * r ' v mi.tnn, . s s s s r v s i , 1t r ....... . lin rrv ' andlng. She ........... ;r;iJf M hfrwlded l u '^ b r 'T u H u c i •would rlULc w a r hip* whirl* wuuhTj Str, M r: - ......... . .* 1 , ' | * 1 * i !»••navalm l hoiprecede.I the wut*| Ttf.ppMl andahrnie nil that '<**•*:» |, „ „ . , (|fUir tllw'n K<ir, hUfrm„ m tn IH. i.- « i : i , 7 S ! . . S i ' .................. ' ~ rt' An initi.l effort was made tn brute iniil tn ke.V in out town the brim; b IhiuI imlii.inn of ellru« tun* Spirit nf I'hrintma-.’" Tin’ t'Ma. which won tecoii.l fruits on t*ln i->tiunn i-lioppint lists, and will lie cniitiiiiiid wi ll- lu ifo i> n* full ‘ v a: “ Light* at I'htM iim * Unm giv> oi l ubilenieut lifter the lu lidiiy .•veryln.ly a Chrl.tmn* ipirit. It season. •Final p* ins fur the lit It Juy- f i r m p.nple |ws. ing through mi whhli fouirhf with firitish warcec citrus drive wet« a|i|iroveil at impression thut we have- n wide i hins o f f the coast o f Montevi­ a mcctini; Somlsv ut U kr Wales, awake city. Tile lights ill the deo, in apparent breach o f the and the more th.n 10 club* of store windows draw business tn safety belt. the Junior Chamber of Commerce the merchants and show that the will br- ready for the openinK of business here i.« more progressive FT. LAUDKKUALE. Dee. JO— the drive Jan. I eoinridrnt.il with and up-to-date. Id1)— The Crrman freighter Aran “ People used to light up Christ­ thr Oranire llowl footfall classic ra, out-running the lln ti-h w ar­ at Miami The Jayrcra will seek mas trees with candles, which art ship Orion which tried to lialt hti to htve citms displays erected a hlg fire ilsk. Many people have seven miles o f f the Flotilla rnnst in all citms outlets in their com­ hud serious accidents by using •by a shot a cn ss her low , made munities. and also will ur»;e the safety o f United Slates tirrispecial citrus oimpaiena by r.s- j toriil waters yesterday uitd iiime taurants, druc stores, hotels and I into I’ ort Kvciglades. other eataMMnncnts. Quaiantinv t-ffieers mid roast Represcntatlvis of the citrus guardsmen Immediately hoarded commission, the Junior Chamber j the, vessel, a fi,414-Ion blaek-hullej Dec. II l ship, to di tcrminc whether she |nils oiiim l >md to inspect In i |papeis. Tile Orion liiiVe’ ed 11**111 - nltettdy buvo been ii|Hirtrd. The PAGE FIVE :i •'itpin . illip. . .I Ki c k o n b a c k c ' r Orange Crop Is INed id s Death Kxpeeled To He Of Great Cities Near P,)3N Kecord Scuttled In Neutral Zone twu 7 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Industry Billy Fleming Is German Liner For T r a v e l l e r s ( ^ ,4av . nV»| w A MM NO I ON. IV*. n «f j A n.ili'tn.I *»-»i•.i•«• fi.|t ..t n j 7>,w** I,O'HI I*. *v•• . »n*t t Im Ii*... j I Vi la- t ^ * a I * l ' e*» il |t•*mI•i. ft* i*, w \. nth* * i * t ^ t d H i l . 4 *. 4rt—4^*^' it|mrlint: Intard iu*n T*»" t*.*ts ,t|* p.'it, w ,i. * *.si’.% *,OMO ( «til !ic< At (hat •time ih.- e id n - » 11 itualii.fi a a*. «* eiav • (h it Hit ' In \•••It’ltlllM *• |I l»1*l||t. Ilf ifitN'l a ( •.« t IMtKKCKIITIONS Miililey-s Driiff SIon * « r . ‘ t: CHRISTMAS SALK HERE COMES Cordon Drillon •rnun.l i In* the drfrndinr | o«lk Tkt llir of top* National Hockey Leagur #..• Hector (Toe) Blake of (he Montreal t’ other Leaf with a dangeroui stick 30 Children Are '211,000 Atkjitinnal Club’s Guests At Fi n n is ft |{e.-i’rvrs Christmas Party Called To Colors <rottflxtartl rm ni I’ acr UHr» inc hoard-. *ntv rhihircu m u * uti'lcr i!»*• ti iH'ivlaiui nf Mi Ini Ih tl. .Mia Binge, mill Mi a. M.it-Ii. in«ii in tola nt l he im r.'fiv J it Iin < Dingfchlcr hninlli'tl llu- t«rriiiig(-ni«*ut** for Ihr titiuiuil K iunui- I'lul* Chriatfnn* party Mr. H iiigffl i I' ill <• mi •«•*t IInl fniir tiirl Seoul-, Piitayi* Aln-nui thy, Miiitlin I’lign, M ni) lltli*'’ lew mill Mnrgiitet Ih ngfildet. Who tl lltli Fad M'Veilll ('UlidllUU eiit'ola. Prrnideut tl. D ( ii-w .ll win* won lirnd o f tlu* eluh during Ihpaat yeni, given ii pnat pier (dent's gnvi I by Santa n- a token o f npprreiation for hi- nervier i . ». U K A lltK S, D«v IM* •* " itn- in . tiim'iii **i i .h::p i < %<) o * mi.I nit ii f ’ tmt tin* 'tin* i n J;> t. mu Ittitll'l \*1ini»••I «• " .v • i . mu* nf ulmiit util I f ‘ .'lit %y i Ni l*t-nt iini*** I util I*•chi’il }*•" \ nt. a ini f i t*an lilt* - c t . «*»• 9 . » . u»l In t it ::lit l»y INvithut ^ i: . t M o I h« |» t'i.tcnt ;il *l*v i t tliflnii *t lit t (i*'t tt.illl) UtlllM l»c;»l till* t if (In* iut *111111. lit. u'ntli >nili*v ivi*l Im l i i tin* dm ' a ( i t |'it* "pt • m iviit * » .}.' I’ m I .Ml aI*tl fl, t-i f!»* « t1 • ■l*.t III nn n f tin* ' • \ . n! I I . tIt.• « njit :t if t 11» | wlinp t*iit <ii|f Mm' ••-tl* tStun!»y n.t:lr • i • . *i .. .1.• .u A.i. ir Hu \ M ? t Vw u y w w l L w Sinfnrtl An*— Tcli'iilinnp .'(JJ ».-•»! m y i K T j T i ”, K * . » - .-V f f yg » V m .. (BI T SI.IITKRS FOH U VU tVItO D Y ItllAUTII H I.- KKASONAHLU 3 7‘If tO S,')„*)(| ^ j si •* 5a * it :# CITY DRUG CO 2 0 1 I A s I I IHST s • -v y • <r+r+r+%d igfrfrg.'V vr«ir L U C U E 'S ” e ilO O S K A l ’ R A C T IC A I. G IF T FROM O f l t L A R G E SELECTION ULNhKAI. bi.ECTRIC HANI.1,5 WATUK HEATERS AND REFRIGERATORS WAKKLKMASTER Sian'S .......... TOASTMASTER SETS ................... ? i S* ilttu ii through tile lit M l liavt* been umd for TOASTERS.......................................... MIXMASTKKS ............................. WAFFLE IRONS..................................... COFFER MAKERS.............................. I SANDWICH GRILLS................................ r SANFORD ELECTRIC CO . 108 MAGNOLIA AVENUE H M a. PHONE 442 en axHan , . . . , 1IIW1II I I I- It III III! |\I k'lltllll* • l. "A t ( I lf Ilia tnut* \\v nlwiiy- , , , ,, , r , i . i h.i-ui ,ht I..... Mihmittiug th* •• 1 tif -iu»u iiinl ir e ou t s in ce , . , , r , . , I * . ........... . ........ it............ Fluridn ' l,,,f " ;,u » . I.el.t. .............. keep the pplrit ' V ; ; ; . , ., XllJl(tts. 1 of till** linlnlav mm ••M l i i iM’t-n Ii .il..i it . : r. . «**li .!'• (. iI"1 ilirol 1*•* I "W ith tnuii*!'* fMitiiiig in riom , .■ , , , , i* , . , , \i •.1 Hi.it On t lilted I*••• i t h e north. Hie <le* ••rtiliuiin liel|» , ! to .hew Ihe pu d.........have in m.r .........f " . * N|ief I ii'li 1•i|i Ihe ea ih par ■ . i i . . JanouiN iin*| Mihniil lin 1 . “ K..HI VC"' « Im-cm ,, u , f * vV" ’ L M -t"."' tree ......... u „ that IH decorated on the lawn, ____________ an people rually n n ik tn make ' th eii» the lir*l. I l " « Iwautilui m uld tun 'lie lliilf-li Mik I .i -1< they look with the rolured light* and .the Kurt plan ronat. lie aid '• ornam ent., the »ky ia bright an ieu »e hl» V in e) w .i una no-I, la it wna many yiu m ago. wa* entitled la freedom o f t*ntla-tl | “ Every town ahould u .e then- Slate* triritorial w .le .» id any colorful ligh t, each year not only time. fo r the beauty but to remind proStengler wn* advl-r.l that tin pie why vir lire ertrt rating iliu liner t'olimihus ha<l Ii.hii srnMh tl ‘ ** “ “ *'* A few .......... tnimiti’K in the Atlantic................ wonderful holiday »ca*on, " ■jefore in hi* Intertlcd- with iepotter, he hed indicated he, liini•elf, wa* determined the Aianm would not Im- taken by the nn ni>. Di.rUH.lng hi* refu.nl In obey the llritinh order* to brad out to »> t Strnglir said, “ I would rulliei ion her <n to the L-ach, I Inn Kt tin m have her." I Announcement . th in k •all liVhNINC; IN PARIS SETS ... $1.85 to $10.00 _ BEAUTIFUL Sl'ATIONERY.......50c to $1.00 * KODAKS OF ALL KINDS $1.25 to $13^0 CIGARS AN D TOBACCOES ALL PRICES ATTRACTIVELY BOXED CANDY $1 to $5 TIIE - - - — j.,. j , ua 7 * » t t t a i r if it P H n 121 E. rUteT HT TELEPHONE 825 NORTHBOUND SOUTHBOUND Kffre.lte lie*. ITIfel Ktieetlie in*. talk . til* pm I. Baalwf ar ISi.a .■ IN aw ar JaafilH I. tail* aw fiaa aw Ii Jaek’ile aa »i*.l aw t,lM aw It Bal-Mk U aiaw aw t u aw ar lurk’w. It a-ia aw I.IM aw ar X X aak’a'a I. .a * aw IUT aw ar rwriatka l. an . aw ■ila aw a. - . ». r I* I N aw -H i aw ar Om I*. •> a,a* aw Far U f.ra .tia a , Tlckal. aad RaaarvmtUa. Caa.all L T. ■bappard. Tlabat Agaal, Saalard. Flarida. COAST LINE i e• i i lit lim e Saliiriln>, I)a t . .‘ I(M I i -. » y n r v H H . r , * , * , ? , ? ; ’ ’, ' 7- • h 'W h a i t ’ t t a g n w a iM M U K M W M td t -.'r A MILLION DOLLARS OF EN I ER l AI r. M l • I FOR C IIR IS f M x . SELECT VOID’ S FROM OUR C O M . M i l l . Slot \ WEST COAST i i 'i i ail'M t o v i.it r.ti fii xv RAICO:. in t IRMSC FROM AT PRICKS TO SUIT- 17 9 r IO SIJI "0 iii.i »t..i,t CHRISTMAS SPECIALS $ 5 .n o O il W a v e $ ;{.(«) $().;")() Eugene J?*l.(J0 It i> w ith plea.ura that w r annaunca Ihe addltlun to i,ur aIaff of Es­ ther Itunell, specialist In liair fulling and liair l|l)it|. To All Our Friend Customers PETER PAUL’S BAUER BEAUTY SIIOITE Radio Service 110 MAGNOLIA AVE. I I I MAG. AVE. PII. »» TELEPHONE 4 t» JlV V.'a.\r.. NEXT TO SMOKE HOUSE TELEPHONE MHO r . »u if. V%. >-#*% •#% m �■\ -- . i •^tv 7 H C v 1 Mew Safety P h i Evolved By Head OfCharaberGronp Central O f f i c e e u rrJL in State .Suggested T 9 f * e w .* •«- rv >• •« * A n u n a ra k T A M P A . - D tt. a il *»»«*- ! « u per m « f the ~wW M i < n • an I ; » per m ( ag I V ea i* i at t i - Cwrrrrurr i f T n r u H p a r t . im IV a t n a r i t - ' c ' a p g a s t g M 3 mf Ite- 'Ixya * « » Carry On Campalgin S H O W N A B O V E are D k k Faatal aad M i tea "*lr*amU*ad M t | f a t tw tag" which are every Saturday algbl aad New Year** eve at Ike Oraaga C lip H a lit, Bata haw Beam. Exhibit Of State Resources Moved To Art Center appearing SANFORD M ARKET REPORT IVitinCar. Itae. M liaa l-aaae «B WOI'ANII — tut- t w v-ll-w lu ll* ir|»ori of M i n of (r a lla M “‘h n u k feu m u Ufelo Mini irRcluliltd Ml Ihf lUftfortl litihhunl IK 2r Hiuit r.iriiK fN* \viioip«ni# >iArk*il KTtt\wni:ttni>^t r i\ tow. lo iru<'fe»ia. rn rlo l itM rn ib U m n fU llp fr M u i ?»•*• MIAMI. Dec. 20 — The »plcn- nlhsi tlt:ilcM for tt SI hour itcihw l! T l » i l ^ T u l N — *PppM*a Uacfel. did exhibit picturing Florida’* riifliiu: IS *>l A El. liMidy 11a r+po rt*. m »*«l fair. 9i» » h m m U I . »|*K. W M n i.a a -r. I| 1^ •'* iV'rT.^i A u ?» »>• 1,1 I **-3.**a resource* at the Hoiitheaalem *A liv II J. I.rhm an. MnnaKBr. will T t ’ HNIPW n ilillU N * »*!» < Manning Conference at Jjolly-. lilt.W H ItH . — yo». to 11.-- It» . I'M WATKIli'm:** y u -uyeto wood, win moved lo tho Minml i j > ; \„ -r,. »•' *fit* 1.1* — — Two Art t’cnlcr when the route re nr.* | tin- Jjf ).V ntd. closed. Tlie Miami Chamber o f , i.|!,,,,*t!J . J n! j1?,' iV a» Unique Way To Hunt fo o t maeaa I* la sponaorlug aliAliaAtlllB the I kl* refl*. \! o,7,nb -a. . a ' *i.t*L. ''" t nT*’ Commerce ' M source* exhibit here ami ha* H i. U bxa Rattlesnake* IsFound printed mere than hOO poster., l »l A TH — F U . au|*Miea frw calling attention .. ............to the dl»i ilsplav C K l M gt'rl, KIM CRKKK. Neb. Ib-e. »J I.SS-I iu. From" here Ike rihUilt will lie A I 'I 'I .K h — Sup|>ll9d m<M|#rala (Ay ~ Ikin* IM* way whea llte movrd to Key 'We*t at the re­ Im. Irithl. hay* waul a little- iXrili uw-at they A V « m \\| n » — Fla feu fepr. S M quest o f the Chamber nf Com­ go kualiag latlbvaakeii with o IN . merce of that city. pall of roil watrr aad brag-1 IlftAN H (H naM — Pti|»^l*a bxm! Itatinnhl and rrfflunal planninr •*rai*. m w h r»N market handled elaai|i. The nUln-n, .iid> out duriag the »tat »h- reaanrer* n 'S tU -'I S K K ? **4 rihiblt ahiiwn at Ihe ronfereiwe ,,w whiter la a h-de-pneked ps’ ls o -.: wna the finest rvur nude nnd hpr. >:lk. On waim diyi they crawl par-, IIK K T H — l*rr il.ia l.iin te r-tU -. t-lUy nut of llu ir hob * ta assembled for nny national eon It lt m ’t'O l.l — Huppllra mtMlrrfrrrner. It rnn*l*U of more than M e, tlrm sm l fair, markak i l r k t r , la the win12ft panel*, ntrlklngly decorative Ir*|fe’ Hi The hunter, nmt*e watar in the rA llH A U I* — H iippIlM u od rret* , aaskes, whieh and made from relotrg and wall*Kill* I damans) market u n i t l l M l'a* board covered M withi*monk's much they wriggle all Ihe way e __ cloth. ______1|»*nhgaah | i, hu. hpr. -» r -S 7 »*. t > « The alnry o f Morkla * resource* i , it t, oal. Then thiy place Ike ' _ I* told by ihe mran.n of unusual | <c i m n » i i : i — s 4»a handle*! rlauip iwi th.*lark af * * * |ihoti>«rrnpha, rhnrtfl» rnlnirtl mfep« j rrla. rr;*- I*15. their head*. and graph* depleting Ihe larlou* M’ .,;."ipp!te« mntl You roq Ining tun hark -lire ,............ m r o iu r-u. .i H bo. lipe. If you waul In, hill mwel nf Ihe In turn will romi«h safely artlvltlea of rarli ngenev or proj. . ..... to the lor-il rommlltre*. eet repreaenleil. A uniform Idne J t b -I M . _ Suy* kill Iktm firvl. I Qtve Him His Favorite ___ _ — DOW NTD PRICES AS LOW AS THE LEAST EXPENSIVE ON THE MARKET in a Colorful Christmas GIFT B O X otijl * tilv i l r i l t 11 i* I* u ureil lll,n i TtlU(| ^ —■ iilo u buKtj, belli. liv e e rr i,e*ign r m fu n irr itrim r i n i ,1 1 Al(„ , ,Se month he will furnish them aim ground. . h|.r l is. ...... . s l-ii b-kt t w record, comparing il with month pirvioi* and the same ir before. Thl* will in if they are going rd or hackwaid. Consequent lly will sell the people nf community and county on ..... In Ihe display are the I'At'i.lFUiWRit — ru . -iieoiie* various phnrs* o f Ihe work ear- Lu' l.**-l.»a. rr" r* ried on hv the Music. Writer'*. I i e.i.i.uv — so.*. *u|>eiie* tale. Art, Pork end Ilec.Tntlnn .Study, M*rk;t. i»<"i • er<». *.!*•» »• Rtatn and l^ienl (Invernment H:ir‘,**vey, Forest Resmirre* Survey,i-ul.LAIIPa — Kueiill • mo.«erae* Tn« Stain* Study and Statewide 3 m ils i n M i • IS -fM rW Oag p»r •!•.* bun i*e-i.«e. roust organiic. No one to- ■Recreation projeel*. ' ba'g*''?'**. ~ ' ’ 'VT rallyin g thl n-*pon«;,lllly: | The eshibil hn* been found t> I'CCUMUliim — Are. lo qua! tr. . •. I . I__ t_ _ la i ~ i k . _iL . — I____ __ __I_. . . I.._ t.l _ .mi . . 11 U l.o Kit hakl II uu.* H1al M l h*kl. : IM . Kumiliag Mippliri llli>ki • nlunblc inter1- fvtryon* I* leaving it to Ihe olhir be urprrially vnlun lr i'i RlMW, No piogMin ever pro- eslliu lo high M w-linol Ihm Iiiiliillw. oi "VVa-ii» vpts K iir r iis i r -w , s*e ,e gritted iirganlsi*l effurt- jIII p ir lm EM r t r » « d wlllmut willmul orgnolsiul II gives give.' them Ilieui n grnphir g •Without a *tt plan and a definite of the work of tlie stall- in n laiOl'I.ANT — n»opll»* •"-J»rprogram. Tying In ____ m not ..,.1 forgrt r..-... i ... >i. markei -a—ill every cam-11............ manner n..* they »will an iI «ie. Io J 4i.iep.»i.w j 7 1*•j^ M»iki h|>r aid'. iim.i III ir mlgUty ami county in Florida caiumt obtain elsewhere. Tirii i i ha areompliihtd liefaie wc The Florida Htutr Manning t-}*l'AtloLI !—•!4 i.u. bpr. W* r . . . . . .. Ill INK! — y u t II. IM11* -*e. tea t v t r thow t r y progma for I I’onril. sponsor of Ihe r rhihll, " kmonu —*i*u ■...... ........................... i i l »-» ., aafety In Florida." |bn* I *<-n reritio»U-i| lo tend l< b*>*. rn -i.tt. W ^ ,iy > » * ------•to Hull Kiniicl*r:i next June for I.ICTTUCIK — Kl*. augol K t ' l t V 0 F M r w u w n u a li n a i f l B P n |WI. flU e n l I N a l i u n a l I'lntinin r 0 - in—ml ..l* p , twarSH _ll*bl DAYS! DUG FOOD VaUitaaiUaa •aad DAO baru w n k it had. k roaa* bta Iha V a iky I* had a •M «a D i a J IIO M A IS 'K — ( K . i f e . Judge Wood h{)4 only •> ques­ IIUTAM .NO — N o rih tra €'\VTa tion of civil damage* way pieaent- MrVr t & S . l d H P IN A riV — Buaplita a m ltrs lfe <d by the c a n and “ polka court* •UmaM fair, Mark*! Iir«4r. K In no tolkcling agency." llp r. Tic, W » 'U P<X4f U\ H i t RADIOS a sssa m ' -i ■X E f ABTMKNT TX TUM r M « n t ...h a v * tk n w n HENRY A. RUSSELL Conference which will b* 1»«-UI J bpr. las-lfa- I.-* b-rg rr«. » a* i d-a Ii l yu. i u l-akt- i » : SEED COMPANY »A,' Dee. 20—Hu* O-illl' there. ‘ ‘ I faiir «-i i-.* i.at-i.tl niverally of Tnmpn slu y ilW T A It li No awpollra “B U B B LES SEEDS CBOW * Ulaikiy aorieiy, has been bi­ ISO W . 1s t S I. I l M t 41 as a tinnier of th; Abierl- Unusual T raffic Case1Iaw rS^IK* k!J,^l . illege Quill Club*, being thu . MllecUtc group in the south- Is AiredBefore Judge O N IO N *: < a itE C N > — Kta. > t » plira f«*w. )fe**feNi po l>uB rn itaiei to wlu this ncognlI'AAKLKT — |TWb. p#r Uos. k«k IIOHNRVILLR, Ky., Dec. 2< •A national committee of 4Sr •ho* ry critics made the award on —IA*>— Two ault mniulcs i in colPEA*: fENOLimn — Hu kpr. uf 2A mnnuscrlpM »ub Ihlc at a street Intirsecllon with­ l.J l'lU r W J A N B — n s . M p 9 i B litll vsr* J Tumpu -mdergradnale* out either driver being criminally loua IN v Vas rl* ll»«. llM , |J<**Mi* IJr-Jfe ' <Jy of the 1038 0|icrella rerklrt* or rarcler*, Judge llunler PlSPrkn* — moUrmla. •If 111.ii<t) (air. s is r k t l b Ko u i hiva.lv. urea written aiid produced Woml believes. hnr. ore. la q u illiy I 35-1 15 Two driven haled Into hi* rourt feu. *laden t*. llu l Prpu#ra »4 feu, U c . were vehement III acre sing each PINTU'I'I.H — Na •NB'tlfeB |N»TAT«>E)I — IrUfe K ow olhir. Both demanded an -irrral. lofet) I’ W T I 11 -J.fcS; H *l l i l i . t feu. Bo office-* charged (M with icck- I.&U.I It lennc** nml ihs other with tareU A n iM IIR H — P U . few 1o*l dal. linn FSr Inane**. INNERSPRING MATTRESSES $3 0 ^ 0 DOW N B .L . Perkins im m m m u m i ORLANDO, Dm . 20-Potallni 1 M accusing finger at t lorldu* » deplorable highway laftty reecrd for 1139, Waller I.. IUy*. chairi nan of the aafety committee nf the Florida Rule Chamber nf Commeice, today outlined a , ' revolutionary now and modem 1 .aafety plan to aatlafy public de­ mand that "something be done, y "It |i disgraceful that the first trn month* of thl* ycor *aw SIR pcIeon* loea their live* on . Florid 1 highway*," Mr. Hay* do<tyr|d. “And during the »ame period 18,Sir, nvr.e were hurt and 4.0UO permanently Injured In 79.3W) accident* In Ihl* italo. X . “ Ng valuation, of tout**, ran fee placed on loot live* and human - Mfforloff. But the hoipilillaatlm aoat alone in cnn*ervativ*ly ratimeted at 1610,000 and property damage at more than $:i,i ihi,00<). A large percentage of thl* la bane by th» tax-payer* of Flo- 1 Ida. jf } “ IMjlIc Indignation deroind* ' Florid* ratMt do *rmfthing deflI /., nila tar aafety. We ranaot allow {■ thl* traffic toll to continue mounting day In ami dry out. * Leglalallnn and regulation < i help, hut they alone rannet *nlvc perplex inir pmlitem t “ A radical ilepaituro from old ii aifety mrthod* I* In order; we , • mu»t follow a modern safety plan g 1 jj that pUrea the icaponilblllty on lie opinion; <ne started with demaml nf the nubile, ln*trad Icing driven into the public. rou»l lie Mild and I believe absolutely new approach •1* the following I* the »»r: L'a aet up an office In *nme point of tin, Slate and that nffice n aafety -manager'-a man to ’aclr * , «V»ty. Thrn let t-teh city govern, .1 merit and cirh county commission '' hppolnt one nf their member* n *Vafety com ml** loner!" Working M - With' their poller ilc-paitmenl and K .: thatr aherlff* <ffice, they will he monthly irpoiti Jy *ale*-m*nngrr.‘ Refreshing Sleep is aPERFECT GIFT �%»• ’ »*•«.'* .7~k*V - »%#yi • ! ’ .> . ^ T ^ T 7 7 ! ^ i •» Everybody i »r» »nr «••««« tmrnt «*l f®r lUrru-"* It will t»r I H » V T 1M» U l l i t X M A S S !!O I T I N < I N T 1 I . Y O r V K IIK E X T O LANKY’S DRUG STORK ,* VMJS4 II III IN Friendlys Fortunes «tVUt|lC P !»j- M.’tui ti« l . *a •• 4* iN i r*^1* fl (<1 •• •'•oi. BJ-i* . ;W: U **Hf *ft \ in- ' .*» tfl»* ir%v*- »!*•• io«. . m’Imh.ivii; •<««<«• D m nir:* .it UUrv mumy* im n B;»ri »;-• n a*, it. *«. tt»n ..ir r?t«* a tm H«• £ • »«• .^ ««ilnu st» h »T fa* p-m ^ itti MS -* • an Slu i|i J|« 14' iiw* H sti m<IH far ah 3«t*h h <*tr B. L. Perkins CHALKING ’EM U T REEL & SONS Christmas H PALMETTO DODGE GROCERY n «u r - < O .M A I i:ii( i \ l. V ( III ~s l* l.> ? n * l T il t •.i M A X W E L L IH H S i : sn au n x H it 5 Rk + * ;;-/ W IW W L M D S ■I W L V l P A P I OVER « I T / * <«. >V V O lj WAT* V W I T T — CUD T P E f PHONE f Al i r; ■>4L W '» r * A W P 0 I TMCRC O T iir. 4 > -'O D u r r A N V I C44QNC N OW -- C C S U lT S TOR - » Irt> ? J WANT T<_ , --------- -- A N S W t P IT * * IILM O - - Vf S , t u i 'j t o TH| 0» r it r o t T»4f CHILE P O L IC E --V O U V . HTED All, A P A C T M I f|i ABOUT T o*?r.r. w r i ' ^ j a g o t o i A m a n AGO A W O M A N ’ * M C V lC M W I A N G W E R j. 1nC DCGCM PTION in f T*4F P APE R'S WE LL. ) , Hf RIGHT O V E R / r —' ^ By RA Y THOMPSON Arid (IIA R L E S COI# r • ••>. . > v * r f �In co-operation with Mayor Higgins’ campaign to keep Sanford dollars in Sanford, we the local mer- • . * •• »■ chants and business men have signed a pledge card W e are mindful that victory in a game, contest, or campaign must like the one illustrated beldw. It is our sincere desire necessarily wait fo r the final whistle, but with the “tra^at-horae** cam­ t o ^ o u r imh in making the campaign a success and paign in the middle o f the last week thereby hel0 to build Sanfoid into a bigger and better too early to express our appreciation fo r the splendid manner in which before Christmas, we feel it is not, the people o f Sanford so fa r have responded to the drive. MERCHANT We are conscious that the cam paign has created a great deal o f pub­ PLEDGE lic interest In the “ whys” and “ wherefores** o f trading with local mer­ Hon, Edward Higgins. Mayor. City o f Sanford Dear Mr. Mayor: ■« chants, and we feel that the greater shopping activity noted in Sanford speaks for itself as to whether, or n ot this “ interest** has been translated * a into more practical aspects. l will cooperate In your plan.to keep Sanford Dollars in Sanford and pledge myielf to the following: 1. To carry such stock o f goods as are necessary to fill all demandft*and to sell at such prices to meet compejtitiwft • 2. To purchase all supplies and* accessories, except stock for resale, aa are incidental to my business in Sanford as fa r as possible. * We are going to continue our part in striving to furnish Sanfotd w .. shoppers with what they want, and we wish to re-emphasize the im port*.|{l)C E K A alice o f continued public support, not only through the important shop^ ETV1 JT T . ping days just ahead, but also as a permanent fixture. ft To impress upon all my employees the Impor­ tance of spending their wages in Sanford. Sign'd This Advertisement Is The Fourth In A Series Made Possible By The Following Merchants And Business Men B. L. PERKINS CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP C. L & M. d in g f E l d e r CELERY CITY . P R IM IN G CO. GROCERY CO. BAUER MONK’SBILLARD RADIO SERVICE PARLOR • WIGHT BROS. CO, SCOTT’S. STANDARD T I T I i? GUARANTY & ABSTRACT CO. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. TRIPLE “S” GROCETERIA J. C. PENNEY COMPANY SEMINOLE W IG H T " EMERICK DRY CLEANERS ' RANDALL ELECTRIC CO, STRICKLAND & SUPPLY YARD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. K. W. FRUIT CO, TOUCHTON DRUG CO. RILEY’S PAUL W. RADFORD THE SANFORD ST. JOHNS ATLANTIC RIVER LINE CO. NATIONAL BANK MATHER PETER PAUL’S BEAUTY SHOPP ANGEL’S EAT SHACK FLORIDA STATE THE STYLE SHOP THE YOWELL CO, BANK OF - SANFORD , HILL COWAN CO. SANFORD PAINT HARDWARE CO. WERT & GLASS CO. THE JEWELER : -I ALTMAN SEMINOLE H. B. POPE CO. TIRE SHOP. INC. CHEVROLET CO, IN C ’ 8 . E ENGLISH McLAUUN W ALTERL HOFMANN JEWELER COOPER ELECTRIC SERVICE SANFORD Va l d e z h o t e l BAGGETTS MACHINE CO. LIQUOR STORE KENT MOTOR CO SHO^ STORE SANFORD SANFORD , A. WlEBOLDT BUICKCO. GAS CO. HOCKEY’S TIRE SHOP SANFORD FURNITURE CO, •URNTTURE CO SECURITY LUMBER CO. PALMETTO GROCERY STORE : BRIGG’S THE JEWELER TABUS SUPPLY SANFORD CASH STORE FEED STORE ROUMILLAT TUXEDO FEED PURCELL CO. * SUPPLY CO. n S SSSffl. W . 188S * ANDERSON LEE BROS. MONTEZUMA HOTEL DRUG CO COLEMAN’S MOTORS), INC. HARDWARE pg, HILL LUMBER CITY DRUG CO. FORREST GATCHEL’S SANFORD FISH PLUMBING fc GROCERY CO, *’ * ** x m '• .1 ■ ‘“ B uS9sk T V m sw V V V gQ t -Iw ttU IU y * * or'xcmrwi ■Ji f �r * *I V* I <.•'>. ju s' PE j Rv g '' > *V.%e3i. f > N. • -s- - A s m * •• Ai'v*J*,-^v-r*-* ■•''r-«■ ». "^SBai ara^RF l'JaL kV 'r [1/ £*Jm' ' wm e- I •> '-tnW ee-a-t* .i*-»r.!*.-r* •«£>**►•» vV v A V*j i & . p f-Mi U*; t > i •^?i, *£ • -A*: •«• • s’ ViU' * »V SS i * * V, V• e» ■ jV* —• * • r •V - 4* ^ ’ - • - Seminole County Produce* Morn Fruit And Vegetable* Than Any* Similar Area In America AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Member Aaeedated Preas VOLOlte RECORDSET ation Of 2 iB Members Reoresentative Ramsoeck Proposes 2 M ajor Revisions To • Waamer Labor A ct Georgia Solon ' Hits At Smith s a n f o r d ,' Fl o r id a , Th u r s d a y , De c e m b e r 2 1,-19 3 9 Tide Seems Tfli HaveTurnedln European Wajr Established In 1908 ,U. S. DOESN’T W ANT THIS Losses At Sea, \Veal£ eninff Of Rome-Berlin Axis To Hauitt HHlOr’s Christmas New Record Set For First Month Payment Of Taxes NUMBER IBS Finnish Capital Is Again Bombed By Soviet Airfnen Trade-At-Home Drive P r a i sed By N e w m a n 40 Percent O f Roll Was -vCollected In Asks EaualityForEmMonthOf November oktyers. Protection All prtriou* record* for tax For Small Unions eolieetLns during tne month of 15 Explosive^ Drop* ped By l n v a d e r b In Large :Hospital Area In Helsinki Dutch Airplanes ' Merchant Says Co-OpFight Strangers cration ih r.sscnt i a 1 To Progress Germany Protests In­ ternment Of Crew lle*idi-nli of Saufonl ulio arc not -utlafied to let Samord reF rom Rnttlcship ; main a* it I. year in nnd yenr mountain-lop retreat, llcrrhte* Jno. 11. Jlnltln*. Seminole i gaden.. Yet the tinehailengcnhlt November were broken thla year Counlj- tax colleetor, mane pub- j ..rm< of »ho »e<k on the sen fronl with the payment hv Remind* lie icconls at 'hla office ftMlny j ertll keep him grim company In ' out enn make n “ big'’ contribution WASHINGTON, Dwc. 81. County . property owner* of * 1 1 which revealed that a new hignihii Imliday-innkin.;. Hr AMMffUfrtt I'FFtaM 11 unrd it* progre** by “ tranitg— (AP) — Rap. JUmapeck percent of the entire 1039 roll.: record for Wax payment* in No-! By hia order u hundred thou ItrcauM, ot assnnation* HXi* tm*. Mrrt U. W. l.mtr'cty, enown I nt lunoo," it. Russlnn tvnrplnncs raided N’cwniu” . urc»lvember ora* let In Seminole earn! ton, hr more of liertuat the Urged flr*t month tax col­ (D.-Ga.) called today for the County hut month. He took the shipping Including the i*nwerflt rerr in n picture «lth Hitler, wa* denied the rixlit In Hniliul Ktntc* j-li-nl of Hilt Hardware Company the capital of I'inlund today reifenationa-'-of J. Warren lection In the hlitory of the eoun-: occaajon to express hi* apprrel-! pocket battleship Admiral Oral ?ltlirn.|||p I,, u I'ctruit cmirt. The court refused lo lirlierc l.u >-aid today. In commendine tho ns the Soviet Union, startty. Tax collector Jno. D. Jlnkin* ation to property owner* for|Sp»* and the S oil luxury Unit |cckc‘* pmlrstation* that lie i* a "new in«n" nnd that hi* old be­ current campaign tu “ »p»nd SanMadden and Edwin 8. Smith !iir the fourth week of the their co-operation, 'wldi hi* of- j volumbus, once the hoa»t of th( lief* cluing,d nftcr lie fell out with the fuehrer and escaped the fonl dollars in Sanford.” from the National Labor Re­ | Declaring tlmt n city is no Finnish invasion, observed flee, . , ’ German Merchant Marine, have Narl blood purge. latione Board and proposed 'more progressive than Its resi­ Joseph Stalin's GOth birthday [been scuttled by Clrrman hand* tt dents, Mr. Newman pointed out -two major amendments to -«nre them from enemy seiiurc that the growth and ucvclopmenl with celebrations throughout 'or the rusting Idlrnr,* of Intend the Wagnar Labor A ct I ™ - .-,, Inf Hanford will be In proportion the tuition. me'nl In neutral poll*. To rap Ram*peck, ranking Demo■to the amount of support und co­ !that, . coiun word that Capl Fifteen bombs fell on the a *» » a rivault of early payment of erat on the Houae Imbar Com— operation given by It* re*idenl» Jtet, the property oamen aaved five block hospi nl area in toward thl* obl»ellvp. IJM .n, the total of the 4 perSeven hospital atrud“ I don't believe tbc populace ilrlxlnki. a t .' discount allowed .under Uw sign, Congress should aboUah the ront.dlaeou jrenlilr.l toe seriousness of tsklng lures w eir hit. lla A etiM Irtlfil |'fM 9 * payments la the first month. Not nil of tfib bomb* exploded IHanford dollars nut of town until Tin i|iir*t of the nation* for A- tempartaaa. with Uut.year’e create a hew ' o n e r ------ - -'----Polish War Is Rated .11 wa* brought forcibly lo their but gmvo dnuingr.. was done to Security n the linllmark of the a payments daring the flr*t «everal o f the liulhllugi from • -Madden and Bmlth. eapedaUy intention during Mayor Eduard twrntiith ceiiturr'* foutlh ilccmle 1939’ h Biggest Story ;-lli-irln* which a majority o f thn patienta Smith. In mr opinion ’ have net oath show* that this year* rec­ ‘tmde-at-hom,' iumTlmt the groping search ha* led — -• t carried ent the wUl o f Congroaa ti breaking reflection*. exceeded Labor Leader Volun­ paign,” Mr. Nawman said. “ Now ulirndy liml lircli lemovert. the world lo the brink of disaster * 1918 total by .b ou t 118,000. Arrliil warfuro developed . In even thobgh they have triad to that It ha* been shown to the 1. Grrmsny (urn* hlllikrvlr teers Ideas While 1* the everlasting mystery of the 'total of U percent of the 1938 mi I’t.luiiil sftting off near Eudd aa honoot Job,” Sgmapeck re*klenl* that they will l-i-m-fit another European quartai- today •pon a roB wa» collected In the first TalkinjrToNewsmen ro|irno war. tdirectly or Indirectly ICom every wlien Nelherlatirit planes battled *sa,'*.i‘ lint that'* the first and ln*t t ■ - Ho advocated Lhtoe ckaage* In onth. , .,,'kv . 2. England, France declare i ilollsr they spend *wlth kw-al nil*-inft o f nn unlilenllfied na­ total* rising. Front France com Of i>. The money collected on this merchants, I'm sur* the result tionality ov fr lltreeht. the labor act: 'protecliha 'f o r Tin- fl.-imc epurted flixt In «ar mi Germany. WASHINGTON,' Dee. 21 —(d’l an official lecapUulntion tlmt half isr’e roll ha* beto distributed to The invaders, who w r e re­ 3. 11■i*•It, Invntlr* Flnlnml. will he worthy of th" effort rmall - unions "which |lw.-Board — William Green, president of llie a hundred Nasi U-boat* liavebern Chinn, tlien leaprd iicro** ocean* » -following f pcCoante; SUte, 4. tt. 8. rmigres* rrpeap which hn* l>een made." he nddcl. ported to have come ffom the has permitted a larger union to to Etliiopln nnd central Europe, American. Federation ol labor. sunk In the wnr. British nitlmtatrm* imlutrgo. | Although he anld he had not diieclloti o f Gcrntany, eeeaped take over hi tonie InaUneee: for­ iA98.ll: Copnty maintenance, Mid yestardav .that cvldcnrr at llnsa teport thiy have eeorvdjln the In-1 tragic year of the decA,W0M r Counmr hands, 318.18*.3. I'lu i XI, IIn- " l ’ii|ie of compared till recorJs, Mr. New- behind a nuoke screen. mal assurances Ahat ewptove'n ready produced by the House Com heavily against Xari -urfare icar-jade. all the great p.iwer* of EuIi aehoal mataUhaaee'fl*,07t.3i; IViiri-, * dies. Italy and Germany, hoping to man dated that he la confident will have the same riffctM ask mlttee: tnvsutiratiwg the Labor cruft. I rop.' thtew caution lo tne winu* hod. bopda UIA*1.7«.‘ f Il'eallwweU mm r u . Three* . that thl* year’s pre-Christmas 0. Hiller ml»«c« dcnln by If for a collective bargaining ejec­ In Finlnnd, Germany’* <.oul.tf.il rpd |liem*ilve» went to iv-«r fo* nrUlloos Boon) has horn paAial The number' It itax. raaalpta lavolume of business for hi* star* tion at p e r to r * ............................. --------— T — - . • to CIO. > i . .• “ friend,” Soviet Ru**la, |« meeting) tin- i*'t of *ee-trity gold Hi* *nd minul,-* in Mnnl<-h Immh ex pin-inn. is In excess of last you '*.. v Grecu voluoUrndath* itatement____ _ WtUr_______ re»l*tahc* __________ from her midguf'of the International rainbow, ". II*ilial* linn- Alhenin Mink hit* branded) 'Notv even In ....... those nation* In discs (ting w W f n*w»m*n n for. World opinion hn* ........................ eotifrranee bu Jtad haM with Fd- Russia an outlaw lor thjt .innir-iud cic liberty, equsllty and fra-1 wllh ln«» nf 112 llvrt, including African t, muttd M* TMWIlUl OCIItuHtrr rdutt- -ton, -pawned <^ t8cb Germdit wtertdW'slsoee^hunaittnd Htng Oiornp s*L The two rdws di*cit«*ed AFt.iFrenrh-brilleh conflict. Tim pon- j thmueh, 130 purpoerful year*. Wltn<aees who idhsequrntly trill |dcrou* maehineiy of. Fianro-tirlt-J men mote nppreh»n*lvel> trithiu Qne<-n Fli*at>cth iltil m ade testify t at the Inquiry, but dldiish pouer l.t moving ovlng to nlv* nlvr such ihe •rbll preerillied l>y «nt. 0. U. S. -iil'-nnritir Kuiinlii. ,,'ee,leers mm Pee, *t«* -e It,*, slit not disclose' tholr names. Thei riiiigtiiuiM lin8ki‘U will l># His*inki; divtn*; Im-II f.*-Mnil* .Tt .if WASHINGTON, Do«. Cl. -(IF ) . WASHINGTON. Dec. U - U D - committer recessed yesterday un-ti il»iil«*«l lit iirnrly 100 families iTeie to . *cniw- f-„- flr-il tini* til after the fln t of the vrar. , TAMPA. III*. ?l i.n linn' Sntiir.l.iy night f imiii‘ pmcerdn of — President Bo m volt made a n * army Roneral staff dUcloecd In auli lii*t»iy. The work of the Investigators inoir ctini'gi- wiir lilt’tl Why We Should Shop In Sanford F«*d ftin* eSnlvstinn \riny Kinpi> 10. Trnns-.ltlonlii- mi x.rviei change'today In the governorship .. the air raid de* also wa* praised by the employ­ start*. i ml t’oiui lii’ii* m l"nluy rlmrg •**»' I*tnul. Industrial NOrlheatt ment r.-lation* committer of the of thy Farm Credit Administra­ A'npt It. i: Itoio H«id it h»d Inir ahlpiiirnl ol ’ I' u wad under a single Natlonel Association of Mamifac- tion tiring Secretary Wallace'a By l*AURKI,I.K D U T T O N nrigliiully lioi’ii plnniinl tu provide ir**il**w On Pecs * i , i :a those protecting ifniil fioin Floi lil.t it! violntimi for I0(i familiirt hot Uml public greater control over-the 94,000,* Svrbnd I’ rlu-. KrcMhtnnn a 'atid* Berlin, of frdrinl riinit l.i*ling ngn*i*#000,000 egrlcultnral leading agen­ had ii*>t bd’ii Hiifficicnt t run*, interceptor cy and opening the Why fee- more There many runmiiw \vl,y u izeu *hntilil i.icnl regulation'*. Jto innko tlmt podiblr. IlnwrviT, warning algnala for bountiful credits to fanner*. . ■ ! Tile* dcfrndatit« mv Buy .Spang-1*»«* uddul. If runtributioni come buy in Itin homo town. The fir,,, i* loynlt.v. An> eiliF. F. HID, governor during the ______ _____ h produce* some 80 ler, Viruil Bnybtiin nod llt riunu |!'• t11' 1 ••inmgli bi'twrrii nn\% and past year, tendered hi* resigna­ per cant af all American war tupten of Sanford dltoultl have nt Irnal .Mt-itigli loyally lo I.. Ruyhuni, nil 1*111111 t ity tnu l. ' Batiinla> idglit, Umto it every tion to the Chief Kgtoutirr, who pi W* will ha put under the direc­ dritriH. (?npiu*>in %%•••«• m siii -I, but ■•*hni»«v 'hut numt nf Hic m * needy help keep money in Ills lx me town. Afltr nil. Our immediately appointed Dr. A. (I. tion of Col. James E. Chaney, naw *fiinnlii * ond tiiulorprivileg«‘tI childthe men hud campaign isn’t for the mayor of our *ity or for the Black, director of Iho Agriculture commandant at Mitchel Field, L. ren i, ill tinV*- a* luippy ami Joyful I.1M III,'III. U ASIIINIITON. Ihe. *.'l 1/1% I. HU promotion to brigadier officials either. I ia for the common good of the 11%i ii inn Bu)huin tt.ix uni’ of ( hii*»|mn-. Bn»rHI l.efflngwrll, uhitr-hnbed genets! wa* announced yesterday. NEW YORK." Dec. 21 — Alpeople. Th • follmvim: contribute! lo the t o o nirested lire. on •luutnr WlUi.no hint of a belief tbit though only a little more than pntlner in J. P. Mo'gnn nml <*n.. rhnrge*. Tluee •»!|i< t • wen- une^t Kmpl \ .St«>rkiiiu Flint! ymlinUyf the Atlantic aeaboatd had come •‘ week old, organisation tv irk of Teamwork Is also im|Mirlanl. .Two or Itn-f p,-otold (he Morioply C. I*. Bollin-. #.v < i nunittfe ,.,f Tiicnlay. All v« i** it lt’n*«’«l on ’within the lengthening rang* of ple cannot k'K'p our moiti-y in S infortl. Everyone Biff. Tir\. mill Birr Kn. $S. ye'trrday thnl i.nlr-* the go Vs*i n- fiOO bond \\ boo Spnn^loi uinl borober«k*.thor War Department ih* drive to raise (und* for the .Iimitir t hiimht r of Coinmrit^ muat co-operatc. A canoe ti|ton n river cmikl not get no nt 11Inwed nmro freedom "I Die two ItuybiniM m e iippii ln ml said the now arrangement would homeless and starving non-com* $7 Mi oil the t*r\\ t'|int';t ' tin \ uill anywhere If one person rowed one way and one per­ gunrnntee I loim ** will go l i n k |I - .od "prorida experience and the hade baUnt* of invaded Finland took M iBin hi slid 'It’llaml $1 „ m» M ip lllt .l t( mnkt* t»- ml for upson the other. Neither ran Sanford if half the p, >ple for future developments of thl* on gation-wlde proportions today P1, 'pcaranff Jim h. ae letter* and teletram* offering n a t u r e . \ shop here and h alf shop in other towns. I' takes l.i'ffinytttll, min ivculli’ii In-v Hpauab'i ivciiltdi bit Hpauah'i •• rliiiig’ d with Imv Lato Letter To Beerebuy Wood) lag described ta forward- the program locally unity. E very one must enter with the splri that we ►ei vice in ii)«ti;*f tint no iTta* y of >it*lf ablp|M* I IMl liulf Ihiu Iuiish of the move aa -an important step literally flooded national head­ Santa Received will conquer, then wp wl|l. the Treasury during (he W n ild .!" * "« l » Alalnnm.. incl'iilliig 25 toward the completion af compro- quarters of the FffSkish Relief •.» . . ... , bag* Hint urn. m»M in Did if tnelve ply ns for the national de­ Fuad, Ine. Convenience la another excellent reason for shop­ W.M. prnle.tid against ’’ man.ged Urotlwl. ...... . „ ,, rhHtfr<, Farmer President Herbert lloo“ I de not live in Pittsburgh I ping at home. It Is much morn convenient for n citi•unary -ind plaiuu.l reunoniy” n< he knew the Indt hml Ihwii grad- live f Issurd his spptal to pabllshers in .Saiif>>rd thl* year,” one control of air raid defenses' la lliicatcuiiig eventual douni of ed U. 8. No. 3, ten low u yrade youngster wi lie* in a late letter xen -*.o drive down town an I do hia shopping in u short a tiered now. The c o n t artillery J the nation to Mt a* collector* "Ihe profit system.” He also *ai*l for shipment under the agree. while, than it la fo r one to drive to another ‘.own, to Simla reei ived today. u charge «f anti-aircraft gun*, Cor the drive “ to keep admtnietraI'ii*ine** Could not exist without ' nienl. The letter i* a* follows: re air'corps of quick-climbing ta> Mon expenses at n minimum” on w asting porhapa a whole day. By shopping in San­ com* piiee inriec*c» In the fa c e ! Virgil Rushuin isurouied of "Drat Santa < laur 1 want you rveptor pursuit planes alratdy Friday, Dec. I, but organization ford , you not on ly savo time, but gasoline end money. i f an inci(.**ing t a '. Iiunten,, having "hipped |S4 half-box hug* to bring Reen u watch nqd P'lt work actually did not get under higher wage ro«t* and similar' delivered to a m a r k e t |n Macon, It under Iteen’s Christmas Tree. W hen you drive to another town you waste gasoline Way until four day* later. . . fuvtois. |“ knowing that Ihe fruit giadi-d “ One week Inter, the Pinnleh b y e x tra mileage, gettin g in t r a f f i c ' jams, and having “ Picas bring me a watch and “ I think sir ought In give the “ "ly U. 8. No. .'I, loo small fur a electric Train and a Wagon ted- defiase area e » Belief Fund le represented by to “ atop and go** all the tim e. You waste money l.'IU.OtMl.llOO person* in thin country ! shipment undrr agterm ent." and 1 do not live in Pittsburgh Hr from Detroit (a the newspaper, la every state nnd fo r extra gasoline and you could hnve saved it by iiioio iop e,” U -tfiiigwrll takl. Iltrmnii Rayburn is accused o f I live in Sanford lids year.” pee. It was indicated. nanrly every targe community In The ffn er-il discussion tam e jj " v*ng shipped 75 hags o f grapeshopping at hom e. Then also, y ou may no. know the From Ihumld Dultison ■uch Important oeit- Urn nation /E d gar, Rickard, presi­ nfter 1‘eter Nehcmkls, committee ^ruit o f No 3. grade from Winter oth er town no well, and you m ay get lo*‘ in a big 100 Park Avenue • fork, Pittsburgh, dent of the Fund, disclosed. ‘ More counsel, offered exhibit* p u ip o r t-' Haven to Georgia, Including five than 1,200 daily papers have sig­ the New -Engteiri crow d o r waste m uch tim e try in g to find the right hege sold to a store In I’erry, ing to show that deposit* In j. nified . theiq wUHngnees •to pro­ ■tore* and slree'n . n« Moignn and Co. hsd greatly in mote the ylrtwn through Uwlr cruised In recent years and that grade for ehlpment.” news columns nnd he When you shop In nnothcr low n you are destroy­ The Informations were filed by nn increasing proportion of them Cor collecting ing all hope of new parks, ennis courts, and ether had been invested in lax exempt' P ,,lrk ‘ Attorney Herbert 8 Philwarding them public works. You see, If there is no money in our Generally fair.tonight and Fri­ securities. A* a result, Nrhemkia: "P* .w|H> H>« *s»l*U»rc of G. Oxcity, how can we nav our taxes7 W ould you like to contended, the Morgin partnets *nu^d D>*dc, Wnhln<lon nttorney day, >luwly rising^ temperature paid no Income lax on their ca m -' for lh* I*»P»rtm.nt of Agrlcul- sn extreme southenaf and west cabled Prime iTOOIOMT -move to Orjando, Jacksonville, of som e other strange iwer to urwSnt anneal*__ Ing. of nearly »4.00f,000 in 1 9 3 8 - who_ ’»iU « f Ul wllh Pro»t ‘ central coasts tonight and on hi-/ » i f . .1 . city, and rnklce a new home for yourself among Leff Inswell recalled, how ever,! Jhe capi.se. were au- extrema south coast Friday, scat* stnmrsra? Perhsm that is what will happen '.o Santhat ae Tong ngo a . the World b* U- s> Jud«* U ul* w - tered light frost tn Interior of w e -w J k north portion tonight. ford (f people don't buv at home. „ wnr won to Western War he liad advocated removing Strum Holidays IIAItOMBTEIt The act provides penalties ol Mr* Bearer said bn the exemption on future govern­ By shopping In other ritiea you are causing Ban.................... 30.18 -Bara an even larger ment issues. ||e alio tndoreed the Irom $&o to $500 for eaeh of­ Today ford merchsn’s to 'rtaduallv vacate their stores, fense. Hyde said the case* were Yesterday .. ...... .....i*......... SQ.l •t later this week. Govftnment’e e'zandonmrnl of the mad* a result of repeated com­ homes, and go out of business. Then they m ust seek IMa 1100^00 was raised dnr> gold standard and ite relief pto- plaint*a* by PRECIPITATION grower and shipper Um first weak af tha drlvd,new he-net in strange towns amohg strange people. gr-im, but added that, although committees administering .00 the act. Yesterday ....... aorar said, “nnd win they were necessary, they did not To date this month ......__ .00 The ultimate m u lt will be a gradual decrease In our te Ptiaalar Bytt Increase business confidence. Normal fer month ___ „ . l M 0 population. te nilevlnte as anw Senator King (D-Utah) and Normal for year _____ .A M I Mrsl Mary Desmond There’ are many young people in Bsnford that a* ^MMMta.^Fnwto an other committee members re­ To date this year**.......... •G1.14 sponded warmly to the Morgan have just graduated from high school or college. They Dies At Lake Mary TEMPERATURES partner'* Insistence that oppor­ are just ■taring'oat In the world to find a fob. If Dal* High - Law Rato tunity atUl exist* In tha Ameri­ then is no money In Hanford 'for their salaries then Mrs, Mary DeLaney Desmond Dec. <k> 72 51 can economic qrstem. r there are no Jobs to offer them. They . muat leave’•Thera'* Ufa In the old gal yet," died at her home In Lake Mary Dec- 7 their homed and families, go to other towns and live eald Loon Henderson, SEC com- this morning following a linger­ Dee. H ing illness. Dec. it 50 among strange people. If they are to have jobs. „ She was born In Ireland. She Dec. 10 M “Splendid,” echoed LefflngwelL If 8anford dollars are kepi In Ranford. our town bad llvad in Lake Mary for about D m . 11 57 “ Only I don’t think eha la nn old one year, although aha had pro* Doe. IS sal." will become an attractive city,.and-the winter tourists viouily visited the Seminole Dm . 13 Will atop here, bringing more dollars into Sanford. County town on several other Dm . 14 r/ trading at home you will save time, money, WORLD BEATS A PATH . otemasioni. Doc. 1C < Surviving te bar husband, Dm . 16 ; you will be * loyal and co-operative dtlren; Daniel Desmond o f Lobe Mary. BBOOKin ELD. Mo. Dm . t l — Dm . 17 will be encouraging the next genera’,ion by offerWilliam Reece baa mice bat Funeral aarvieaa will bn-nt tha Doc. 18 them Jobe, salaries, and homes; and vou win be virtually no mouse trouble. Boom AU Soul’s Catholic Church Friday Dm . 19 ' t Hanford a more healthful, beautiful.. of tha white Und colonised In hie moral mr o f tom* otatouk and the Dm . 80 _______ iunkymM,.M«w Hi m * baa a wait* body will ho sent to Bridgeport, p i a « ; S •77 M M i L E youngsters who want o - * - V r t a , — . ( . . NOTE: Reading* are mada-asQy at 7:80 A. M- !Evidence Shows NLRB Is Partial, Green Declare' ssx. •si ■asm*?s ~ sa # j Disaster Faces World At End Of Century’s Fourth Decade Christmas^ Baskets T h re e Additional To Be Dfstributed C h a ry / RlAd -<In ()n SttturSa/N ’ight Shipping Or Citrus Planned Relief Funds For Finns Is Swelled By C o n trib u tio n s Morgan Partner Sa ys Business Outlook Black '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, 1939 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 20, 1939 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 20, 1939. 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 1939; <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/7434ed2ccc875729eaf4cafc53f53fb6.pdf dcae804523a52d8403c26e9fad366246 PDF Text Text G erm an Tradition Maimerheim _ h r ( m h s ii 4 r n « The "suicide" o f the Admiral raf Spaa last night accorded M the rnclcnt military—and grarabriy German—tradition of tee leal haraklrl n th er lliau karflteUng surrender. IIEIJlINKf, Dee. U - m Th» Ktnnlih high command an* neunerd 1 st night that wave af* 'tar ware o f Russlon altaclu on the Manner helm Upe straddling the Kantian Isthmus, supported by the heaviest artillery flte thos .'or In tbe war, b n own crushed in fierce flcbtng. Drsituctlon of large nembtrs of Russian l.'nks, In-luding 30 ton montUrs making their first ap* ponsr.ee on the tide of the R el A'tnv Invaders, waa reported it* tbe rinniak communique. The wares t f Itusaian attacks throan hack Hstoidiy along the Tgrpale River and the eatlem elJc o f .he K aielbn bottleneck n ai Lake Ladoga In a sector ublch Wri a -* A | hL SR *i s "n -jflg [M The next illuming, elmrrvtlt Hf aunmiuii:. cm r iiiriulirrs tearing the vessel* with their milage, ami a petrol boat stalled g rounds (0 ere what waa going The sailors mumbled replans*», argued Vs slellli- .for .. tea, sis If stalling 0a and finally said s|>obgrtl- Vl f RASONABLY PRICED RANDALL LECTRIC CO. Megnelia A re. Fbeae IIS liirJ. *E. JK fi about two hours away, and by the lime Ibey got thrrr, the Get* man Orel was almost gone. Tbf llrltleh patrol Unit ritmiurd the Wittis rruher Lmdrn, wnuishlni her gangways, and pisvrntlag bet incrtfke. Mott of Uie German crewi escined safely. > Tbe Biltish bridled In the high dudgeon uf outraged "sportsmanshin." Before the news of the scuttled thlpa wire leLrn to Internment ashor*. View.Admiral Plr Rhine, PrevmsnlU lined them up, under tayonrted gttahl, and dcetaied U German Admlrsl nm Renter. "I would like io repress lo yen my Indignation nt thn tired whirl, you have pet petr.'led snd which was that of a traitor. It Is not Uit flist ocraaimt on which tin Germans Live v|r tntr«t oil thr ilccent Iiw* ami n If* of the seas"We have bad on many occas­ ions to irgrvl thr fart of having to fight a nation which take* no notice of civilised laws on the high sees.” Ferric (lion)- aslts. when ap­ plied lo the broken skin, have a strong astringent, m,idlest, action. The Madden nr sound* nf sevnsl kind* nr fish furnish the material fnun which Isinglass, 11 rommi-rclul pure grtelln, U made. NEW TA H i 1040 Clyde Line O ffers Germany, \ Britain ! Holiday Cruises On Match Claims For! 2 Crack Steamers Air, Hea Success! Premiere O f Full . " .* , . , • _ - n u n M iK u rw in rn u v m urn o f th* win Ur rruU# prvifriun o f .. / .... ^ IAjr the (Hyde Mallory IjAes, otM-rwl- <ir” f s '"-" " wt'" , ors o f the famous "Crulso-Wny” » » 'c "boa»d l“ “ •w-l- f » vacation lllters, mule lo llurnos Alrrs. The cepi Hrhrduled to sail from Miami tain un.l other shl|n' officers w rit srs lha T. 8. H. Iruauob on Use. imported aboatd n launch from 2.1, and the 8. tfc Algonquin on the U tthshlp, alsu headed for Dec. 30, both rrultce include twu I lU rnos Alrrs. days and a night In Galveston,I The Graf 8 p i« was dertiuyed el with accommodations at a lend* 7 :r>0 P. M. on Ibe ptisom l otdrrt Ing ocean-front hotel. T l« v uI- j uf Kuehrer Adolf Hitler, sealed in offer gal* holiday feetivltira, in 0.U70 miles away, which tbe passengers wrlrume As the hulk settled in the uuter Chriitmos or New Yt-nr's In ths Cuinberlsiid ond an unklentl rousing ceremonies -aboard ship.' fji-J Uiitiili dwtruyer upproachcd For those pestengers who with at full speed, to remain longer In the south-, Th, ^ mu»ffieisl newspaper El western resort city sperlil I Pm-Uo hipl rnnuuneed siniulUnsrangemsnts can be made for| 0„ , w|,h the'G raf 8|>er’s depot, them to extend their stay. Dmf , „ n, Montevideo that CapIng these "shpre lea ve*' varn- |,|„ fjingm loiff hid snld tlonera may cxplorg. the city ami * ff | r*n not tun tb,> Ili'ltish the colorful ’environ* lu their tiuikadc I’d sink the ship at ,0 heart’s content and then irjoln p. ' m their llnor for tin. rvl|l£. to M i-; Tllt) ^ ( M i g h t s c f Ilia Cumbtr* t . •* . , , .. v/|io#e f « l n bH*' had rlioat«4, J p w ia l WJulpiwM uLuyt (hr »UiitUfv«l wut r a s t f * ‘ h o .°*M " l , l «* vessel n. eke sank bem-dh te S S ? * n ll, r r0l’ ■, " ,r onmm.ua pall o f smoke and leapa u lf o f Mexico ■ virtual ten- , , going carnival. A onrnit rm-k>^ r ' M ' tall lounge, suave Archest nt, largo . ^ i'i"wd of ■WM .000 peri-oira, sun and simrls decks combined ' T ll' . / i 1 1 wdlh llie Inimitable ruli-ln«- o f * n l * u naval .larlUo the Clyde Mallory Lima, tele tcop* tlir tl«y« uI Into «wif! Allii^ rountjrt. wttnr*pi*f| th* flowing periods o f pltfture. ,' frum I ... V - . ’ ! 80 p 1eat * vk the first rxole The natives o f Jam ate dllh" fmir-lnrh steel sites trkled Into three groups: Javanese, * t tl^ G m ff 8 p«v. balll to wltbBundanese and Madurtae. All are t»>e Idg ahells of I enemy of'M a lay stock. . . *Mp*. were Utn outward Ilk# D IO S A MILLION DOLLARS OF RNTRRTAINMRNT FOR CHRISTMAS SE LE C T YO im B FROM OUR COMFLRTK STOCK, OVER B0 NSW RADIOS TO CHOO»K FROM. AT PRICES TO SUIT—STAB TO SIMAS 1«wllng. that Uruguay's refusal te .lit . . Uie (llg .l 8i*sr Star tamsln remain In tbe tbs Karbpr later th«n this evening “ lea ve me nu alternative than to enk my ship heir tbe cooet and •as** my crew." The alternative* he rafpood v r f f to r**nms the t-ittle with Drlit*h warships outside the barlo r f-om which be fled lost Wedtic-hte* night, hts ship iplH hy llrltteh rhelte. or Itl his ship be Interned fur Ibe n et nf the wor.t - p i i a n i i m e. id tiji* tain Gulliver. • literary b e n for 200 years, takes his bow today as 4 movie etar.. The world premiere o f ths sound snd eoler, festers.length cartoon. “ Gulliver’s Travels," urodnsod at a Cost o f I1J500,000 In Ibe new Flelicbcr Studio In Miami, Is slat­ ed to appear In two theaters, both Bailouts. A t one, tbs audtenets will In­ clude « group which paid 1100 e Plata at a charity dinner where fevers were tickets to see the fantasy o f Gulliver la LUDpatlaml. -. Mpvie exscut tree and no Uhl**. Including Jssska DragePette and lauinv Reas, who gars voice id the tiny, thlmUe-aloed prince and princess, will attend* < A Hollywood preview audience Saturday applaOded the Flotkla made flint, seme asoertlng U would rival Ibe poeulorHy e f Welt Disney's “ Snow. W h it e / In Jonathan Bwlftl* famous story, written tw o , eeataries ego hot irfkde pnaslble-fer the scrwsn by new cartoon technique, G al­ ike* U n man o f normal aloe who te shipwrecked and tossed an the shore o f LUIIput, land a f tiny folk H b amusing apd a mooing ad­ ventures In the film fellow hts dis­ covery. unomeeiers on tbe beech .**» OehbT, tbe town ester. He wipe m o f t b materials to embargo them « n Impracticable because Kuala, cue o f Um three major owner* o f the resources. could not he relied on to cooperate. The other two were the United Stoics and .the British empire. . The plan and why it didn’t work are lust a smal part of grad Wats s m m M s I the amanUon-etadded story of wash s a g OfO briti w het. Urn ndnilnUtrsllon’s In/lio.t financial o fflc isb were doing In scores o f scen t msetlngs hut Bpnm; totu h pa re the nation for the shock of a foreign war. BATTERIES $4.00 up GENERATORS STARTERS . slnn tanka In 48 h airs o f ftebtlrtg which (ho commun’-ue Indicated had bein the sharpest since the start o ths hostilities 18 days ago. Just north o f Lake Ladoga In tbs LoimoVi oe*tor two Rustlan •at lal Inns—about 1,000 men—w en “ dispersed" and a Russian uttsck hurled luck, it was clslmrd. la s t night's eomminkyio Indi­ cated tb it the Red Army had launched almhrtanecus 'attacks •veer tbe longest f'o n t thus far between the Gulf o f Finland and mr'h o f l a i n Ladoga. In Stockholm, Grne-al Villenjos, .ommander o f tbe Finnish ttoeps on the Be 5* and the Pa Iasmu fionts, told Saredlsb correa|n>ndcute that two Russian force*, inch of rbriit In 000 men, w cm sur­ rounded In the yklnltlfi o f Cuo* muaaalml and Tojvojarvl. Thai •*■■'• a has nos been oern fierce n a n * fightingnaming , reported ■for days In this region. IT. Bradford Byrd was introduced ’In Moscow, the -United Stares by Mr. Merries* >sn d' pnoentod was areused by the Communist with a bag o f marhiee aa wall u Party newspaper I’rsrda o f Influ- the box e f cigars and theater curing Latin American Staten te tkkcU. support rs pulsion o f Sovlr’. Rus Born In Tallahassee, Mr. Byrd sis front Iho Ijeagua af Nations. 1 Soviet newspaper* abu charged Rrllaln with Juggling league ms- and became know a g "t b * Old Ga 1 Ninety lo oust Russia but da- ,tor Scrub." After learing-Uw Uni* vanity be Weenie a member of the staff o f tba Atlanta Journal where he remained fdr 28 yean until hie retirement InMhe pail couple of years on account o f ID health. • ! Am ent hU -hobbles » rs g g "C T 1 flowers, especially rtedej -.fiw m .The Germans sent home 2000 m from their ships • • ml left ICletcn creuu totaling ab ut 400. frna f . ____ ffh s scuttling was «effected tehrenily ty dotillrd plot, v n June 20, 1010, slmullannmlv 101 the drpnrtu'c nf the HrIrish IVl fniin Iho i.muth of the Mow, ynter'ou* signal.* smi. *m l at |^piasthr.-tL o f nil the tinman It is net our fault: we are w ing out.our orders.” wen suddenly the huge PriedI' der Grossc, her aca-cock* tetly, opened, heeled over end Jr m a faw moments, u m la by minute, others fo|. ha . . . lbs cruiser Rrummer . ’ Ibe cruiser lllndcnbu-g • • * Berdllls. 1m British guard vessels wets kind o f lawn sprinkling d c r l n / Dr. Gray was born on Dec. t* hi HexkUa," Mev, and located la florid*, la ,191*. Ilia father,w aa an outstanding mem ber o f the denial profession In which he too studied until be decided te become an aeeoontant. Ha la ■ member pf tbe Fplscopal Church and Irvasnmr o f the Diocese of South Florida.' • Mr. Hcrrifteri presented Dr Pule dun, represented by proxy Dr. Charles Park a shot gun as well as a box o f cigars and Ipt tlekrU to On RUs. The g-m wa« the token that Dr. Puleston’a far* orlU hebty Is hunting at whic) .01 iso manno<neiiii i.ino ino rinns 1claimed to have destroyed 30 Rus. Web the C.rmitn.'i n-roinplislicd Bile in n vhtiial stnlc of lm* rlsniimetil. [The entlru German fleet had ten bottled up In the huge NcrUi M losdi lead—while licit Ian kkcrrd with Ike other Alike gtut rcr.poiuil ility fur It—with rtlish ships cunlndling the cn- s lin e kids shoot ’sml| radif - (Metentog Ut—eepecially to M F s brvscsiU li newspapers, (reading 'em slniw h* retired 'from estiva journalistic work). Visiting RoUriens wort A*. U Qtrieeabrrg of HcUod. Lawrsnes Brown of Griendi' -’tlBd •«V». ;-lt MCCvcttea of Hew gogrr»a. ,.. Morgenthati Plan For P r e v e n t io n O f War Revealed ELECTRICAL REPAIR SERVICE REVISITING RENAUD unforgivable , BATTERY SHOP L. A. REMAUD SOI W. SECOND ST. There Is seldom sny excuse fcr o fa id Ing others srltb halitosis (bed breath) f t due to food fcrmenutlon In d a mouth. 11 Is so easy to make your breetheateW and more tpraabto with Ustsrins, the safe antiseptic,^ . . . The Irwidious thing about this otfenelvc condition Is that needy everybody has It at some time or otherwithout rcnUsing It, Experienced people protect themselves by gargUng with Ltetertna , Antbeptlc morning and night, and bo* w i ev®y important w n ^i or ouunen engagement. Lis ter Irw Antiseptic te •‘ tuiclTy lults fermentation, said by a s s gas we JastyyM Is leiie asa 1 some authorities to be a major exuae Vase mb n Ja tk S u ar maa as* o f mouth odors, and overcomes the terns7 - i» swt'Msa te ; » am “ dots themselves. r p i Sat as WlafchaO te StSS pm Why risk offending others. . . under* ItMS mm ar W a teV a te ehstmr am ar PMI'a'ra Ir IHS gas mining your soda] or business position7 BlM a at ar N. T. tv i n pm -atsa pat ar l a lt a I* SiSa am Get ths isdoysbia Usterine Antiseptic Far lafanaatlaa. TUkaU aad 1u bl t. Use ft ae a safe, mfld, mohtb usd* Rasarvatlaa* Ceaaalt L. T. •a|J\lC IfK) (KMOfttllt MgllUfiye Sheppard, TUheI Agent* Saafard. Lambert Ptunnecal C o, & Lmtlt, Ate Flsrlds. ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY “IN 8'JR A N UK P L U S S E R V IC E ” . FIRF CASUALTY TELEPHONE tM ft PARK a V om SANFORD, FLORIDA PALM ETTO B17 Paunelto A rt, buying up rteeh'' e f tba woridu. market supply 'of "atratogle war materials" wax revealed yesterday for the Drat-lime. ,■ The Morgentbau peace plan railed for bqylaa'.ipen goode.ae S K '- M S l r t . . f f f t r S : *or nations, unable. t*> gel a a;iffkteok.aepgly for war purpdeea. would MnMlTakd. ' Tbe plan died lest April 4 0 when Morgentbau’ read a report made by Horry. D. White, director o f monetary research at the tr tiaury. W hite-said it-w ou ld coat \ phoo9 44j "The Fregressive Store" .( ° 'u . pUe* ' 0 * r Orerhtoui in Small and W* C^?w8*oZs°r ? ,T! H* * TrtaI Oidtr and See. The B o o tjo iI Praaheat Meala, FoWb and Produce. A PEW 8PECIAL8 LISTED BELOW f l f t O . F^ % FRKEmU| lb .9 O MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE SUGAR. 5 lbs. FLOUR , 20 lb. sack ______________ Othsr Prises Are la Froporitea YOUR CA U p cu p . {£ A �’* .f” 1• an ifn iu i • * ’■*' •- o - . .[ f --r S r y - <. \,s> •■ ,< V .\ V '-JVelbt. - t y O OVs-Y . - K V T V - O 'y V 1 -ii.Y J ' . . v 8—ilnok County Produces More Fruit And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In America ••j - n> «, tv «m i \ Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail. Highwn, And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Member Associated Press [Pugilist Is j Arrested For ' Nazi’s Murder Russian Goes High Hat For Reception SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1939 Established In 190R Argentina Is U. S. W ill firstco-edsolos'2 Soviet Bombers Goal Of Crew Send Planes. m m 1Downed In Attack Of Graf Spee To Finland Dn Finn Capital O f f i c e r s , Men Of 44 High Speed FightIll-Fated . Warship ers Being Built For May Be Interned Navy To Be Used In For War’s Duration War Against Soviet Ernie Haas .Admits He Beat To Death Consulate S e c r e : tary In New York NUMBER 101 Woman Leads To Toronto Arrest Boxer I n s i s t s Ac­ tions Of Ensrelberg Became Offensive . NEW YORK, Dec. 10.— (API—Police announced to­ day that Ernie Huns, 20. ptljritlxt, had liceti arrested in Toronto, Can.. f°r hilling .Dr. Walter Engelbcrg, accrirary of the German con* oulate here. ' , "He nald Haas acknowl, edged that he l»eat Engel| bvrg to death In his Brooklyn homo Dor. C. A woman unwittingly leal tn Kata' attest when aha went to-* Brooklyn department ctore to buy toiye.; While befni waited nn the talked to a eolosgtil about the kagUbayg caae. mentioned Haaa' and the fact ha waa going liianu'.nna the simple rag* hi tne proletarian* Inp the glsiiinrnu* garb nf the capitalists, lluxvinn Ambassador Constantine A. Oilmans!;)' ami Mr*. Oummixky attended Ihe annual While llnusc fete for foreign diplomats. Tn Ihe relief nf Washington officials no nodal crlaei itevrlopeil mining Ihe representative* ..f »lx. war* ring natlona present nt Hie frstivllie*. imn “ Briivl inunl h.ixpitsllty.” 1h« fiungry mill unshaven (leelimn ren fighter* wire quartered III the Argentina nnvul uivenal lit lluenos Airt* liflrr an <■11-nit-l. I voyage in two I. phunt* uml n barge fr. in the »|>nt where I heir cniiiinnniler, Cupl. limn. I . iiik m iff, p\|ilinlei| uml Mink Ihe raidit late yislerdny. Itath.'r IL.n intern Ihe huttle-. ■Itimii|>e<t (.nil 8|iee in the neu Hal |M<rl of Munlevi.len nr go mil In Hurt again (lie nun* nf lliilixh rrui.‘era ruucenlrale.l in xiijx-rlor I minitwrx, Captain l-ingxiliirff liej liU -alcly dextmynl hi* ship Sun>t:iy nielil. Vexlcrdny Ihe khalterid hull; nf Ihe ince-pmtid rliip vvim klinken hy new explosions which »cnl column*, o f wilier kkyanrd. Il wan apparent Ihe lilnxt* werr tivwMiBsre •• r „ r alt) Roosevelt SendsjAIlan Stewart Is Congratulations [NamedMaragerOf To James M. Cox Municipal Ccursej District Head dinle dcHt.iy of itu* craft I lli.’ navy l« n..i iiuitertiUve. n n i itn|>»■>».*il inn .1 i available The irf.un- arc di •Iynnl for n*» i>ll l><>tli 1i.nl nr >-;l In 0|i.'lilli fojm . nn nmT.ilI farrier. The) a im pa1.1 In lie Ml|> rl.r 111 m:i|oi respect* In Ihe hull. »f navy mi.' unuy |ili1n<vt in Iliin c.em trj. nil' I" f. Tiling rrnfl ,..1111 In France .Finland hn-> lu-en able In nlilaii. plnm-e unlv l.v uffirial inlerv.n limi rlnre 1In* |irinri|.nl Anierieat manufacturer* nn* , w.tiii|mtI vvilh Ann-ilcaii and other fnreiKii con tracts. Finnish official* niranvvhile arc negotiating fnr thin piireha«e here ' f more limn Ml.Oikl ga-ma-h* mnelilne gun* nml xmull arm* aniiminilinii I’mvlinarn are finiinee I tiy Itio $10,000,000 riT.Ul> iulvnnc.il by the IIKC Expert Iin p-ri Hank. M.-rlha Xnrdlng, Stanford I v.T>:iv aliutenl wln« her rich’ In "IIII wine. she Imc.iiiu* fi--.* en « i in Ihe emmtry In k..l» .m •I. I'A A 11minnr. Martial Law Is Declared To Stop Ousted Chairman Governor Rivers Acts To Prevent Miller Regaining O f f i c e ATLANTA, H r. lt» i IN liovt'iiior llivc n hi volt <mI iiuii Inti • litu fo» tlir •InI«■ lifgliuuy <|i‘|»nii |„ ^nto. JHH'iil yof'loitluy its n now cminti'i aaUagtrl notified the mana*•» vo in hi-. iHiliiicnl runl wiili \\ ad police were called u> I . Milli'i , tit pfosnl rliHiritiuii «*f , || S h o w " - tturelberc told Didtiirt ('oininandrr ftilm I^*w* I'uitm l srivirrs fur Ldgai lilt' ItlgllWItV lltUlltl I Milli r, wliti w«t Jni-.ily oji-. lol ., after the killing that he |is nf Orlando ctunplimmlrtl the Wmis, 22-ymr-ohl youth I»y imiImriiattn ini yiuirith wlit-n i a Iq the haWt efT ealtrhwnl American Uuinn I'n.l on '-h.. aiw k ilM hy the hnllel fr.m ItivviH onVrttl lilt tlitniistal tw o1,, ATIJ1NTA, Dee. 10 —l/P > .... ... . «»■» mrlilrntnlly ilinrhsr^ttl rifle President Uooievrll congratulate I its nrtlvitu s nt the supprr-inrtt- t „ a hunting tiip >vstrnhy iiiurn- uookt ngo, uttomptiil to M' tiilrr J i n n M. Cox yeatenlny on tho ine nf leglunnairea in the l^elon ine, « 111 It hclil nt thr Krick.nii hit fornior offk*«* iimirteta yet u f, Intler's acquisition of the Allanlt W r ie r t lint tavl pielit nml d.-vlarid Ituil t"inrni| liumr \Ve<lnr»dny aflrr- |l«rtln>. I it w*» Itlix Wotl lay n 1 1nt*l»ini*nt of Moltlii'rs. |, Journal while* former rover __ _ Cfltmti^ Club »l an adiournrd he ron»iilerr.l thr local eroilp «»nr """•*_•* * !®** o'clock. Tbr otMtrtl l imit muin -in tg ’ atrrnigthrn ihr wnwHmeeting' In the Clly^.Ual[ last jirim it with n |wrniuuviit iiijum t,t| ... * x l - t - m . i night duapllr Dir preaentation nf ilUlrict. inr nf thr l-'imt MrtliiMliat liuirjh; ilioit, ulitniiiitl in ihr .Miipiihn rii |r< n |.rt it inn nigm-d by 8X g olfeu and > P in t reporta after'th a killing Commander lirnrgr \Vrht«lrin Hr. K. It. liruwnlrr, pastor nf tlu- Unit niipcri «r coint Satuiilo>, to Pattt*n, inn that Engtlbarg'a hocta might ba n-aidenta of Sanf.'rd rrtturatlhg Mnlrd Ihnt thrrr vvn« nn pxn-p- 1l*re*hy!ert»n Churvli; nml tin- •tit-riug low-vou I. |hi^hw.i> t liit'f nn nit | h\ I'tvt r-«. an aspinnage center brought Ihe that Ilu-ir action he given tcoin I tonally eoo.1 atlrmlanrr nl Hu'!r v l'Hr-mka. im-lor ..f thr to ri'fiitin fttiin iiilt-i f» iriu-f wii!i aiderntion. FBI into the Investigation, but .. , , , , . , . I'ivsi lloptUt t huri’h. Iluriul will K vrrgm i. C r„,.- I Millt rV pt-rfoiinniii v* of •tutu** a they quickly withdrew, apparently Kffrctivr Jan. I. 1010, Mr. Ste­ meeting, inclui. ng a Urgr drlrgn- (|m. lll(l,,r ' , n Trlmii mm* wart nml Ida wife, both profra- linn from Uiirdo. aatlafierf the reperta war* havo* Iriy -R en hontvUy differ ever thr ainnnl g.dfrra, will take over Die l.i« it (o l .1. |l Skt ltoii. in lota. The German government Dunne thr bu»inc»» arasion, Ihr , Thr honorary pnlllM-nrrra nrr I ONImiN. Iiii I.* »,Vi \|rrnnoanred a belief the cait had na meeaurr. of Mr. Itnoacvelt, bill mui iripal cour r ax eucctiaora to J|, glonnu*irrra vnlnl to arm! $'.0 ln[na fnllnwa; ilninld Stunlry, |j-»li.- rhlllgl' of Ilit- 91•Iitailll | 1*11:1111 ala- R'lily.iiil Ki|*lini:, uiilnu $$i tin none will deny Ida conviatmt. la- A. C Fort who has aerved na1the • ml, inform* t. Milln iluil uwirtiiil ■ Interm Dona 1 angles. . Atm limn Iwgioii Cllpplnl , llonnnl, Itnln il t’ulr. I!. II Kuir•Inw fiipri «.i i*i\i| nit mu mui Mill)it«r anil |*»»« t. iliril «•I l»••t lu»in« *' Police qalckly concluded the bora lo rquallvr opiiortiinlty nnd malinger for n number of year*. ( hildirn'a Homo at St. I’rtcr'lnuir rlotli. IMmnml M nnii, Knrrrat ni Su****'\ ad i a nee tho welfare of thr com­ Mr. nnd Mrv. Stcwnrt were In ami il vvaj alao amiuiinrrd llml C.nlrlirl, |)r. I’rtrr S. liny, W. II. . tluil hr twiil.l hr fui i « tl |o* pit* metive wav not robbery, Tin' foniiiT ( .iiiilinv SGiii It.* mon -man ~ Ihe Ih-mocratir goal. I chari’r of thr prraent courae f>r Vint Millrr'- iin't'i'M In hr* old n I ik-iiI buy limi brrn pliur.1 in McCIrllami, I.. (S. Ilmilrr, It D !•***•K** wii’ lli- «lauulil«'i nl II can are no hope of n stnble acetal four ymra during thr tnte 1020'. •of Her. Die hn.pitnl for cnrrrrtlon nf n Dagur, Unllir King, I I' K*Wiiintii Hull" r$'», \i « Nmi k and economic life -nve through ami the early ll>30'* nnd trill! lie ilrformlty. 'tridgr. (% C. lVliiltiiu.-l.ni. S. II. | Rivrr.t. to In-' Mini lull Ijiw or S|m* anil K11•I•$i«: weir mui i M'< orderly rhanir* n* thr need for agnin tala- over the club undei | tier, *t|H'<*tfit .I Ihnt tin hii:hwu> change aptxara Under Uepubliean thr Minn- niiinurements that ex- • Commander Woineteln nnnoum . d Krisli h. Hugh ilar.ling, Phillip It. ilrpmlmriii ti«. n t mitli-i null iii iN'.iJ in I mi 'tin liui r$'iitruv rearllonl.m rnnm the evllv of Die iat at prraent. Mr. and Mrv. Sir ' Dint Dir next mrrting nf thr llnrh. Jninr. ti. hhnrnn. Sr., ami iluiy r*u»lini hoi iitru’l) "inrutliig 10 VriliiMlil f- I a Iio|H->IIIIXMI. n•••1 hour. It ran hnnlly In- n cure for winl linvo been winter re'ldenta vrlrrnnv of Dir Inar Wmld War llom ir C'luii.r, im.rr pi nit i lion nf lit iniIII in rrtilltiiK tl fvii •i*. « wlillv K»|» would In- held on Jnn. X nml llml Arlivc palllnarri* nr. lliilph A IIIIIIM-I what It rnuvcd.-. tiliiio m 11 Ilf! \V1til .................. i-| of Sanfonl .im-r arvrrlng thriv I Stair I'nnimnmh r Wlllinm C. Vllicent, Knrl A. Itiimhh y. I.rlhiml Imtihibi* “ n i imu pm inIn hiv atntrimlit. Cox anid: connri'th.na with the Country Club I lli.M.krr of Tampu will In- llir MrCUUnml, Kn-.l ll.-ml.-r, Klmrr ly rrfrmiii* in Millm, luivi* hy nioiiik " "il. Sin* In*»l 1" • n ill f"i .»• » •' "The purrha.e of the Journal phy Ira I fnnr miglil ••htll urt giirxl aprnkrr. i I’nmly nml II II U.ilmin. > Bcya ami glrla v r e ' flocllng le not a gamble nr n aim-ulatiou. n imniln r of j.-nra ago. triiili-fl Inn- iii.I ' id ilil 11:i vi* l$*-i* ■ I thr onh ilv piim'«*hhi' m law.' Thrrr waa n ronvlderablr' ' Mek liui.ie front school and college Il la a tmusarti.'ii in raah—cash, I Millif I •it*..... i.i'il tin Mini *lint 71 nil !»•. Tli. v liail iii* •o t lnlili ni, l\u . | for Ihr -holiday season. I f j d uml the product of my InlMiri, aavlnga amount of dl>rua.ion both pr. I III Wilt II P lrtlll.il 1Iiell1t|e'III.|k«-• ami inn aiming Sanford rnntnic > rlrla o f whom wo ara all ao proud.' and finunrlal ere it. My only in •'Thill'* i itliriiliiit a, I t .t.ur Iti'iv «|{lllf*till I - Itll.l -'I I .Mill .lulll Httal.-iy, couture and good aplrllH ve.'tment aavorinte. nrr the mem- tor. vho iittrnde.l thr m rttln g. • I *H' *1 i" •I* tiiy mil p- i*i i f tl 11unit K i|»lia*K, ’ 1"* laat night conrrrnlng thr pro• .p ill ah uml In homes o f many of btra of my Inmu-iliate family. My a i lu' it mail of Win I l U ii ,’ti'l M'li of ii•Mu pn.nl City urdinanrr which would aa because John and llir y arv rtaaon for tt)tn vrrv pt-raonal ref­ Mlllll Itel.l Sl.flltui lIn* I 'fii«l net tin- llrrn-e fi-r for eontract- j hack In tawn. . .' ' erence la to nmkr rienr In all that “ \lr Mill,i i, I rrr'.iiolv imi't 'T in iba midst of Chtiatmla the Journal will remain'vp free, ing in Sanford nt $100 far thr rest on* you to Itffirr uml I mu nml $J•*> annually | lilt.I CITY. Ka. Ihv 1t> - l'i u V r , It may seem out of pUce newrpaper, above coercion by any fir.t year jihiilr h> uatiliiaiy orfi»u’i*tl tlisrmftrr. A more thorough nlvAn mm) eriikln-d ye* i rde men linn a constant thieat lalerevt. • l«'l h." ntitiiiiftlitlliir 't f l **r I* tenlii)' If. mile* luirtliVvext of lien-, ruaaion will I t held nt tho meet j , fetich hanga over lha h.->d» u( Knoaevrll'a trlrgram referred.to In * nf Dm- Comnilaalon on Wed-1 |llb«l. thee# yountalera, and y ^ wr the 1020 campaign, saying hjuat Tin- Millii itivri v lui'il l*:«e| il killing I'liv.ile henui'tli t S ' ( t mnnx ol Seiniitoii, I’ m-, ii meoilu i lei-nld ha hiding our hoods In Ihe holt of a trnrr of y ra ra. ago nrmli.y night lire. 27 at 7:3 01 inctplmii Iumlly ufl«'i tin- fiiv n -i of 11x ririi Tin pilot, l.ieilleiiiitil ' « k oml thaar intereated In ‘ L Onm li.- wo did act look rleatly at you and I were together fight* nor uii" 11* Hi rli'd fm :$ *MTiind Untold Ni-elv of N'n*liville, Teiin . ..rdirtaiirr were rcoueateil tn | ; r U t fret# at they are ptfaopted >ng aide by able . . . Now. happi­ llTlil lll*l "HI A f'il II 'pill UVIT pirarnt lo voice their vlewa' r C V declared Mrs. J. t - Ingley, ly, I feel that we are brought j |n Idyliwity ill pm imriif poll* ii'H, lbt*j ci>rnpnl injury » Beal Bale chairman far BemlnoU closer by the bond of union which) -p„.oiiiirrlion with thr nrapoaal { gov* rmu', b\ iM-t iilivr md r, IimiI, Cnh.rnl Woman'a Cluk Cpunty.- Wo all lava rand Dial r entry Into my other stato-i* j which |. k|M>nanrlng the Silaa over viilnnl rmiliid "f lli*- •"m l; •"doath lovea a vhinlag mark- and rgla —aynibnliiea." lotci-n Minatrrl ahow, rrqueatcJ j ill*pm Imriil. ►••Him* it liiml uf $’Ja aro all aheald know that tuber on 'ill r*|Hiidittiiis %kil)i"iH giibcr.raloeb la tha airhddikr of youth iinlm in I *ippri*v;il. It cvuvea more fatalities between Tbi*. wih llu* firs! liui* mitiMiiul the a s « af I I and '-19 than any guanbmi'h bad hiinHiti* do lie* nl i ‘ hiker disease, Iho ►lull* ittpihd miio' Kiigeut* I < As la retry other year since T rIiiuhI / i' was goxriiiMi. Tillmadgi* ii*«'$l gimidNiurn lo « u«t Ihe Mexican Parrot was prssrnted Trros’irrr ISeorifr II. Iluinlllmi, j x U lha Municipal Zoo Sunday by Compli i lli’i W II. IlnrrHon, nnd ! >or4 Mrs. l/>uUe Near who rryl'et Higbwny t ..niiiiixion riuiirmun j the St >14 West Wnxhlngtou Avenue J. IV. Ilnrni-ll He, In OHando. Si.urn*). cI«>m- lo Miller wax ttol Ihlf Tha parrot 1* almut S3 yen-* definite o* to wiirtlier lu-w locnl lBM of nr* and I- In aplrndld eondlarlinn roll It taken to ovrrcomr |rtx lion. It arts pined In (hr nvlary the injtmelion. Miller remained in ' ia . arttli the tarn talking mscawx and ronvlant loneh with Ilia nUornrya 1 * i another parent. and Kiveix reported cut of town the ! Oaring Ibe past week. A. L* that tha slrrvl lighting hulba have --kept rnpilid telephone liner i _ Hoover c f Hear Ijikr, also pra* recently been increased from 100 bury. I, 'anted the Zoo two Floriin foxes. to 253 watt* each under a new Another fax wo.i given.by .Henry lighting agreement and that sufThe annual Oiilttmav patty for lU rrey o f th. fibre p l.n l/ Two fk k n t fund* are not nvnltakhl* a* Ihr chiIJirn nf Die WPA nuraeiy coamlatla af Mexican ringtail Cal* will be hrld o l thr weekly dinner meeting of the Klwanlx Club In For the convenience of those. the Vtldcx Hotel lonioirovv at court* nt Palmetto Avrnua oaf shopping in Banford, the City I noon. Julius Dlngfrldr- Is iu Second Street whs given approval has placed numtruui additional rhsrge of Die program. ■f * gl»***U MWk ■l*9T Ww __ . M mas benehrx on Ihr sidewalks through­ Ksrl l^hmsnn, sccretsiy nnd out tin- business ^district and all of the old ones nave been 'repaint­ Irsasurer^elect nf tha - Florida Hletrict of Kiwants, and J. Edwin ed. pieaident-clvct, weir Thrse benches are being utilised Uskor, by those who desire tn real dur­ visitors In Banford today and ing thtir Christmas shopping and |disruurd plant for tho loctl dull also bv those who desire to chat officials' mid-winter Klwanla con­ .if. -------* —Old Tlmars NlghL^ Otar 140 ference to be held hrre In Jtn* with friends. . aarya *• , The Anllers Lodge will hold lie annual Chrletmsa Dance in the Atmery Friday night Dec. t l from 8:00 until 100 o'clock. Beginning in January, tha Antlers will sponsor a weekly amateur program with (slant from Banlord and central Florida, officials New OwnerOfAtlnnta . Journal Pledges To Support President Purchase 01 Seals Is Requested By Mrs. J. L Ingley K Parrot,. Foxes A r f f Contributed To ik?!..! laMalc Meeting * l)it .v ilv.'ilnn A •in) Imply M.*« kllll' I IIMel « Mill Iflllt tl Im flDW |mm|\ |. *\ ml Ihe L'vi.il i f $.MH) Imi'jiv wiili lliv* U'MiI imIi mI I ’Jll.ll IIM||l llvlllll I ||H I 111' IMl,|| I Mlltl lllllll tl IIIII* 111I* i« $|'.k wil*. only fmir iimii* tin)- Icin.iiniliK Hi wliitli Im collocl fiui'U Ovri lllll ramiliis lilt* li’vlrd by III** Sal\nlh'ii Army lo rvcvlvi* f In i*lma - * br**' tn lit! provitletl I >- (In iimii. IlMVkfVi'r, miuiy of (In«r will Imvo to Ik* dioppcil if ttii'ii* is iimI un immisliuti' !«•I'mii» 11Min (lie publit’, Cupl. It. K. R"-v -tiiiiil IikIux DmiiiiIimii- Ii-Ii'lvcil linl.iy wrrv m« full, w a l("tary Club lliithday FiiimI, f IS 11: R. Jl. Ni uiiian, $1; «*inl William*. $1; Fill*mis, $2; •lll'l "III* •f IIII' NlltM'*, $1 Jarrell (Granted City News Briefs i JoeCamlilional Pardon More Benches Are Placed On Streets Mgaan, rev.rei m«ra »»!•- Future farmers Have $20.11 More Is To f.l Contributed Kirpty Stocking ,b'M*|di \V. Jnnrll IihU v \\ux i*i mill'd u ronditiiiulil piirdon f $mui fb- piiMm in R>iiford by thr I'midmi llonrd. nctoidiug to nil ii awMfmini l''p»» dinputch r*frtivi-d l"duy fmin TullubuHxri*. Jut ii'll M'rviil four moulhs of A our y$'ui M»iil**nci» for rouducliiig * l-.tlrry in Somlnolr f*"unly. Il«* rnlrm l the Stair I'fUon four ni'Mith* ngo, after bin convirtion hub uffnrn.’tl by ttw .Supremt' f’ourt and the Vardon lb aid ilenir«l hi* appliration for cbnient) that would have kept him from nerving any part of hit arliteiice. TALLAHASSEE. Dec. 19 —OP) —» Uiatich Cone, Du- guvt-rnor'a rxrrutlvo rrcrelary, returned "to his luinir lu-re yr»trrd«y after r|M-nding n vrirk in n hukpltsl at Jackiunvillc, where he Ixcama 10 while on a week-end visit. Phyaiclans advise.! him to wait swarnl more days before rotuniiug la kht office. *' ( LOCAL W EATHEB Mostly cloudy, scattered show* era In th* north portion tonight nnd in central portion Wednesday I colder Wednesday and III north* waat portion t w W . J �i f > Y-,’ n .* *> IT '''i t »>junff/ •-'CtyCVTfW ) * * - v . ■ s-'wo >• Ajt. > *' *-i-* t PAGE T W d THE BANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA Sanford Herald TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1», 193f r SOMEBODY ELSE COMING DOWN THE CHIMNEY FOR CHRISTMAS GIVE Mr*. Best’s Home-Made CANDIES CREAM-CHOCOLATE M COCOANUT—HARD CANDIES / PEANUT BRITTLE FRESH ■ MMCMimoN H A T tll Parnote la A l u u , T S . ■ .................— H Z .*ju» 'agitM,,'wiim, nrt( , } ^ FMfclag tmmM ffMI Ini rCTrs** M eegsbe sat^uea— raiw. sale* than Inat year. Moat of them ndmit Hhuy.nra acting many new faces in tliclr ntoroa. They nay they now have cuatomern thoy haven’t seen In year* who habitually make it • practice to (rude Dill (if tClWII. n h tW CODVCrta to lH« «ir*do at home" cauac hnvo materially aided local bualncaa thia month. «**»*- *» r f U ? T Thia wiu» to lie cxjwcted while the camiwign waa oil. ip yttwe »e ibe .eaaier wiia artel But what la facing ua na a problem now la whether these <JS5?vSeiS, • " u,• *“ mB* people will continue to trade at hotno nflcr these dally rc, , n ; minders have atopiicd. No such campaign as ha* been conaOaaSatM r>Mi wairh I. raria- ducted during the peat few weekn can l>o continued IndcflR i f r Z . 3 «n SSw.-abli'.rtU nltely. You can’t expect the Mayor to keep shouting. gSUti u mi. “Tnide At Homo" forever. After n while even The Herald ‘ AUHSTte run out of thing* to nay. Sfipaf^Sea ktrrte arr site reterraS. Whlit Wll are hoping I* ithlll Imfoni We nil gel blUO III TUCJOAY. DECEMBER ia fas* the face, local people will hove formed a linlilt of trading i.y t 1' ---------------- ’------ Iat home. Wc hofic it will bvcome na much a part of their #INLB VERSE 1ACI« fODAY subconscloiis nature to trndo In Smifonl an It has formerly -------Ibeen to buy Homuwhuru elsa. Wc hope thoy will reallce It ^ I" inconvenient to trade out of town, that It la a practice , ^ J w T ^ ^ V u T ’inT he *hlch ihould be used only oa a means of laat reaort m W, Behold, Urn fear of the Lord, If they do, we arc convinced that Hanford will be defMiat u wMonn and to depart Inltely benefitted. Wo have aeon enough Improvementa from «vll b undentandiug—Job Anrin^ »h0 few wceka to know that If this sort of - AIR-BOMBS t FIRE WORKS XMAS AND NEW YEARS ZEBRAS—YES PLEN TY SfMiRKLERS—ROMAN -CANDLES MOUNTAINS— FLOW ER POTS AND B o c x jr r s . all Ne w stock DOCS—NEXT TO SMOKE HOUSE BAUER IIS l*as>.ll. — r is a . , (From Unicom) 'Ska was the good o f yellow com Who knew the cries of young things born, Who has loved with her wliole •out Trembling calf and new born foal. A Gift for your FHends or Relatives that No One But You Can Give Them Her haunts were berry patch nnd ■bant tybeea mouse and cricket found n t harm: Homely ones she understood With all the beauty of the good. W hat; shall we say to fuwl and Mne Whose angel guns must grieve •Pd Plnsf ” (uiubly . . , numbly , , , wqien they cry. bread th. hayj jten hurry by tell gently aay, "Mi* venlumi far a,open toms closed-pastui* bar." •^ELEANOR, HANDS Norllurn newspapers are re­ fin in g lo It now at “111* Bpccter o f lb* Third Term". Jllddbl When It a battleship -M t.h battle ship? Answer: When It commit* suicide. Tho last W o r id w S -w a t fought to end wars; It begins to look a* If Ihb on* would be fought to end erace. Fear Die in Anlo W rcck-hradline. Help to keep these headlines at a minimum during th* Chrbt' mat holidays. b constantly U young mem and ou d t goo AND THE fMIU iv y v i'to Ut at viuwiim ••• .................- v ------ ----- * j TALKING DOLL , finffera or tholr live* b««an to make their waf Into the newapapera, the Sporting Anna and A m m u n k lott Manufacturcra Institute brought forth the following Ten Cotnittand* menta of Safety which The Herald recommends to all It* reader* who handle gun*: 1. Treat every gun with the 1-enpect duo n loaded gun. Thl* fa the cardinal rule of gun aafety. 2. Carry only empty gun*, taken down or with the ac­ tion open, Into your automobile, camp, and home, 3. Always he *uro that tho barrel and action aro clear of obatruction. 4. Alwaya carry your gun ho thut you can control tho direction of tho muzzle even If you ttlumblo. 5. Be *uro of your target before you pull the trigger. 6. Never point a gun nt anything you do not want tp ahoot. 7. Never leave your gun unattended unlo** you un­ load Ii first, * 8. Never climb a tree or u fence with a loaded gun. 0. Never nhoot nt n flat, hard aurface or the surface of water. 10. Do nut mix gun|Miwder nnd alcohol. THE STORY SO FARi Erb has fee ad Ike trails* eava where Leeeee, a delt, b belay kept prbeeer. Ske U a magb dell a id s by the fairies ia lalh after mideight. Ske was aiede ,peelaltv far the Klag el Westphalb. Chapter 14 The Task For two days and two night* L ocu n had stood In the troll'a rava without moving. That was quite simple In the day lime. But after midnight, when she could walW and talk, It was very difficult. A fter Um trolls went lo sleep cash night aha would open her eves very carefully, and look about. “ Where b this?" her heart would pound. “ Who aro there .three old w en?“ But the didn't dart move because tae gy, 'OALL, Bwltsorbml, Dec. trolls, went to sleep, lying on the |p_^/fy_Thousandt of Bt. 0*11 floor at h t r ‘ fe e t Hb* couldn't MOmen picked up their embioldtry stop over them without waking ntedl*s again and want lo work, them. * h m they were Informed that the But th* third night when th* Ilrltbh government had removed moon reached th* top of th* the tan on embroideries, sky. »b* opened her eye* and England, one o f the leading mstornsrs o f the famous 8L Gstl ther* eat -Erb,-laughing up'at .-mbioljerba, banned these 1m- h *t. mlMhlevoutly, and piping a |K>rU at th* beginning of th* war, Hlfle done* tune. The while* f** and nut UrausODda of Swiss In th* lay curled nearby. quickly te 81. Gall reglen out o f workTho Swlee government appealed Brio's i to London end the restriction was though then eniDed. 8hr iamoved In that for tho Chrbt- •yes, a •old, "I mas trad*. w you would com*. 1 know Bafure^h* b s t war th* 8L Qsll Xing o f Wottpholii, rmbrokbiy Industry woe on* of. •hr biggest Items in Swba export Intel*, hot fashions changed tod the Industry docllned. Nazi Map Makers Ban On Embroidery Infuriate Swiss Removed By English •risnd.' oewsMporo and by woul of best mouth, to bolng called Germans, “ Lot them crane her*, those Nasi -hb - J H I ____ *>f tho aqd Bam Byrd uf theatrical mspmskcrs, lot them com* and and scores o f others. But * o want to ooo b an onlit/ /Or some of BanfonPt i to make good at homo. our trading In Sanford Iv* the ytung men a chance, boro's Rod Bn: to b rated •* SANTA Handle With Care Th* Mayor of Ocala was held s a n d robbed the other day of NO. Now what w# want to know vehat tk* Mayor o f Orals was DEIINE, Dec- 19,—(/It—Gerling with |SWman atlas publishers printing inept under the N isi - trgiine Ths first unit of Canadian* lo have infuiiated tho Swiss In the TSSSh England had a hundred post end now thsy’ve done It ' Amsrlcant In the ranks. W* may •••In. I. neutral in . this war but wt Th* Nasi progtam calls for atm alt hoard of any Americans teinbling or drawing all Germanic (Ring up with th* Oermau or people* Into th* lUkh or al least seabo force*. Into National Beeblltra, and they hut 0) 11*1 get It out of their heads Ye* never can bellavc anything lb*t the Hwbs Germans aren't Inod In the newspapers, says w whs had loot noticed the Unrated Tlra "Kneup" atlas, printed In annowneemoat that th* Beilin, carries a map in its new had shot1down 34 B filbh edition headed “ Oatloans living outside tho frontiers of the Reich'* -pond th* map Include* German ||,Un to what w* think and Gray’!I b a m we*ro S a b s, not Gorman.'* SJTOM th* • ««." said Lessen. «*ld the Zurich Votkarocht. a 7 **Mrd Ih* fairies UNl Gsiman tsuguag* newspaper. about It. Flowai* always bloom thofa, aad no on* b evsr an- right Erie looked pussled but ho followod. Three slept far­ ther on Uie path moved swiftly to the le ft Eric again changod hit steps. Then three step* farther on the path simply dis­ appeared. The Uiree o f. them stood there surrounded by tall, silent pine trees. "W hy, how can we get out o f hero, If tlwre Is no path to IradT" said Eric. There was a little flash of light and a "p op" at h b feet. There stood the Queen uf Fairies. She looked up a l hint gravely, and then the flew to hb lisnd. "E ric," tho said, "you have upset our plane badly. You h a v e. broken a spell vre put on Ih b doll. You aro both bslng •elfish. You, Leesen. should be nt the cattle. That b what we planned for you, and that b why we gave you mor* gifts than w* give te other dolls. And yea, Eric, should be making a kingdom fo r y o u m lf. You aro th* son o f a .stron g father." Heart’s D*sir* E rb frowned a* he listened, lie was very proud, Lessen looked down at hsr pretty bin* •Upper* and thought. Than eh* sold, "Oh. Qusen, rams Units y*u permit p**pl* t W r haartb d*- TUB Mvrlt System ue.‘ minali.mi for 4h« position i f visitor, unit ittpervisor, ami d b tib t dlrteter *v<UH tho 8t*lo Welfare Board will, be held F druarv "I. 1040. The deadUaa for filing applications b mid­ night, Jar. IS, and interested apptlcanl* are staked by. Ihs Merit ijyricm Committee to flit appli­ cations as early ns possible. Qualifications frr the visitors examination npccify high scliool Illation plus two yean nf col­ or four ytaia o f .fgiMibbco, In rebtrd fields or on e«]Uivnlir.t cimblnatlun o f c l b g e nnd expvrlenre- An age limit o f Sl-60 ytars b In force for persons who bsvs had no social work ' c.yierleKe. Paid, full lima socbl work rxprrIcnce within the past ten ysu n b requlIrtd for the supcrvhiry potIlido Application Hanks ami further information concerning thu qoaiiflection* and cxainlnaUors n »y bo obtained Ly writing lo the Merit hysicin CommlttUi, 1*. O. Be* MU. Jacksonville, Dorkta, or from the State Welfare Beard, Court House, Baufoid, Fla. ESSEX STUDIO R ober t L Cox, Photographer <06 N. PARK AVENUE TELEPHONE y iHfwnln I ftjrif LIQUOR STORE WK HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OK Tlir follow lug piograiu rivrn Friday nmri IIS ' oVIooli Ity (In* S-t inary l\iiidrryni l« ii •citeiiimcnl , of friend.'! ' "Merry f'lirlitn io' Prayer—vlai», "Why IHi llrlb For lln l.lm .-u ! Miss l.uey Roumillat enter­ IlinK ? "— n-iiilinc —Ami liiinti. tained yesterday afternoon at her KriemD of 1.. K- WiigM, Ji "Away in n Manner" m<»i* home on Falpietto Avenue with will regret to learn Hint lie le i'I;i ..i> , a bridge party in honor o f Mr.. main, ill al In. home on laiki IVi-tenure In Visiter-t Wralcy Francis Kunke Uoumlllal, III, Shore Hoiiletnid. Fpi-nrt-r. o f (laJiiearllle, who b spending "A Big Wish" lentiliig Sitlo the holiday, here, Mrs. Krank Mr. and M is.‘II. D- Mnrgnn-mi'l „l*haa*. Ray, a recent bride, Mb* Mary ilaiiRhU-i, Shlrlry, w crr’ lhf " n - l "Jil-*l Kor Hin* Niylil” 11 inline I'liit guctilv itf Mia. I.illiun Vickery .loan Wrljthl and fiimily. , "A (iotttl lloy" rrmliii|: Soon.' I Ki-lrldRr. . . . | Mine Dm.'thy Wigg ns will "Old* Haute ('nine Ihtwn the, nrrive IVrdiiMlay night frum tin* CIiIiiiikv Kino*- ttii|: elfl.-t L'nlvvi.ily of (iiurcia in Allu-n. " I ’tior D id’*—nmllng Tommy* to Iw with her lomily for 'the Speer. holidays. “ So Sony ’—lemling Jack Seliii •ml. . | Ilrantlvy Ailnius m in i.I l hi - "M cmhiro I** Si. Niekola.* —o.iit,* inuriiing from the Univn-ily of Donna I.on 111. 11.« i . Gt-orgin in Alhrti, It. .|*iu.l (Ii- “ (IllilltlllllK \VIt'll” IIIItlillR holiilny. with hi, mollur, .Mi-. < lie Iluilil Toll A. Adams. "If Vtll Are liu'il"--Bonjf- 'Ill's. "Wlmt Shall It lie'!”- leiollng 4li-» Whiting nf Atii'anitpy an I Atln Ailanii. Mnlenlin McGlas-un uf Guim—villi " -CVpIlng A llttll"—le.olinu vveiu the glirala y d e n ln y .if .Mi. (Intchen Kiiehhoff. anti Mrs. KrancL Kugriii> Itonmil- 1“ Guce* Who"—muling .laek Ut, III. Avery. "N uby T o y ." Kin .Vignrten Mr. ami Mrs. M. C. Giinlri mi.I Ithy thin Band. daughter, Kalherine, have gunr In "Mother Tuhl Me''- leaillne PityFredericksburg, Vn., where they , III. Sham e. will visit as the guests uf Mr. mnl "Good Old Simla llm i-" -mig • Mis. T. J. M cG ce._ Mary Ami Wilkcy. '"When Santu t'onie." leading Friends of Mr,. Sadie rou rw lll Mike Whelchcl. lie Inlere.ited In learn that she "('hrlalniaa Time" le.iding It.nhas moved finm her home on Iniia Wntheii Magnolia Avenue In on apm lmeiil "The Woolly !)"(!’. Chiialina*"— at II Eighth Stlect. reudillK— lletly W'nlker. ("t'hri.lnm . Stinking i’ — 1 <a.ling I’hy Ilia Flehchcr. "Ilig Doll” .—nailing—I’n i.y John .on. |"Jolly V l.ilor"- -reading Italph | Ilnur. "Around mol Aroiiul the (lili» t-i mu. Tree" -.eng dn •Mrs. C. R. Mason, who is planMrs. nlng to leave Sanford Ihc first [ daughter, D a n c in g C la s s e s 'l ’» o f January to make her future |are vinti homo In Boston, was honored guests i.r B e H o n o r e d A t P a r ty | with a Chinese luncheon last Mr. and Thunday given by Mr*. Dougins | Mrs Ruth llonlun Wiiulii will C. Scott, Mra. John B. Root and 1 John entertain the im’inlH*i*< •f fin Mr,. Herman E. Morris al ibe I Emory l. tlanein^ elasM*• ami kiiul«*i)MfIni home o f the former on Mag-1 •» VXP"1 I Kriilny Ii I at 7:5ft I* M at hei n olb Avenue. L n‘« '* '» lionic mi l.ake Short* II*umIr* The rooms o f Iho home which "ml Mi,. tuilli u ( liiistina-s |u»ily. were opened ensulte were deco- Christ inn .Mi niitl Mr*. Simla < lau>. oill rated with a profusion o f Christ■nas floyrcr* and long red tapered J '' candle*' which burned through- j out the luncheon. On the man- ln**ll,1l" tel spotlighted with burning r m i - i * " " dies was the Star o f the Knal V- A.. W •; MihN i’ lnli I' shining down on the Christniasit hrUlmm |rivt«l flin t Mi NobK rii _ « 1family «lm tn»: The lunchron Ublem wrrr ren *; terml with tell red burning ran ' d b and various ro o m l roiim- •/n'v.isn flfp ir , V l c h ItelWHl "D . H h e , * " 1" ; ^ " guests nnd served a* plnre rnrila. • At the Close «.f the InnrhcuR, ( *« ''"V the guest, assembletl In (lie ( llvliig room to iiresent Mra. Ma-j ( Trlrphn.ir 8 o d « l y E d itor Social Calendar THURSDAY T. E. L. Ctaaa o f lh« P in t Bap­ tist Church will hare ita annual Chriatmaa party at the home of Mis. E- M. Carroll, 1601 French Arenue, at 8:00 P. M. All mem­ bers are urged to rome and bring a 10c gift, alm> packages for the basket for the needy family. Regular meeting of the O. K. B. wfll be held In the Meaonie Hell at 7:30 P. M. Thla will be th» last meeting of the year. FRIDAY Untied Daughten. o f Hie Con­ federacy will mevt nt the home of Mrs. Frank Woodruff on Oak Arenue at 3:00 IV M Installation of new officers of the 0 . E. 8. will he held in the Masonic Hall at 8:00 P. M. Public U Invited. The 60-50 Bible C lass-of tbs First Methodist Church met b s t night for its annual Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mr*. J. P. Bales In Paob, with Mrs. Esear Price, as assistant hostess. Decoration, for the party fol­ lowed a Christina* motif with wreaths, poinaelllas, pine bough, and an attractively i . decorated Christmas tree. The short business meeting was opened by the president, Mrs. Don u bey, followed by the reading of the Christmas story from the BIMe by Mr*. M. C. Cinder. Mr*. J. J. Carver was appoint­ ed to have charge of the Oiristmaa basket for the needy family and report* were given by the courtesy chairman, Mr*. A. M. Phillips, and Miss Esther Hughey and Mra. M. C. Cinder. Gifts were rschanged by the mtmbrrs and appropriate game, played, after which refreshments were eerved by the hoetces. Members present weres Mr*. J. J. Allman, Mr. and Mrs. R. I* Caldwell, Mr. ami Mrs. A. M Phillip*: Mr. ami Mrs. W. F. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bates, Mr. and Mra. It. U. Hutchison. Mbs Norrnc Norwood, Lorcp* Kem'all and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ulrcy. Alan, Mr, C. K. Williams, Faye Williams. 1Mrs. Blanche Plckrun, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carver, Mrs. M. C. filmier, Mr. ami Mr*. Wlllimn Cnk'iium, MUw Rtthryn Till Is, Charlene Cahl well, Mlas Esther Hughey amt Mrs. H. C. Thomason. , Christmas carols were sung fol­ lowing the refreshments. f . l RADIO All nf our Kail milli.ifJt ia being ilmeil ou'. nl ridieulmialy low prices. IN SEMINOLE COUNTY r t t f e B D E L 1^ e H V - 4 >H 0 N E 78S -J Sanford, Florida. RENO. N sv„ Dec. 10 —</P>— Marion W. Old and Janet Young obtained a marriage license yes­ terday. Old b 19. Mies Young C3. For Chrtotrom/ We SugRenl (lutl run *!*• ">■ uijiiauat. dialInrlI*• "IK (•>!' . . . tVU.u III Oflan'lo In- fn|r »m our v»c*llri»l ►ri'Hl’H t I Rwn*"Vill** U*rorn*M» !••*•I•r>. Kwtuiii U ljow »rr. ^tifoorl* lnifuiiF l«r «Im* mihI oilier CUriatinai* r IM** Wr aim hR%r nii cn*HI#iil IIih* riirlvliiiMi hi *—i iiiK •’"N*. wrapRiHEN rinI MdU BISHOP OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Leexen will be free l* follow Erie." i. "I'll try," said - Loeson and Kfifi together. TOMORROW: Brie and Lee­ sen v blt th* *vll king. i y 1 I IIS MIT I >li MISS \|| || |( »|) » f I'liiufin K un% i m u i r o t \nli\Joi h n y. Iln f il it n n n J •mi' th in g In /will Mini /1 8M N. ORANGE AVE. ORLANDO. FLA. l/M£ HOM BRv We «Jap faatwra Saala Alida HI: CHRISTMAS WITH OUR FLOWERS Pt. 40^ Fifth 1 60c Miiukiiif* H 'su lls, b n n n sr n o o u r to ha n o Inn n il ih r q u a litie s acc/d w t , H om er’t Sod Yaur order w ill ear*folly filled 1 fresh flower* of « * V / j '0 '* * 1' ■wt * l y ' l . -'J ' w I C H R I S T M A S - S P E C IA L S I ft 1 J[ Tf t y 11 IN , \ E A C H ’ ' D E A L O#oe»hor ilk Thro 80lh •3.50 OH Ware PermaaenU Eepeelully Btylcd for « M :&0 ladWIdosllty O' w a atywi i i.r m sin - i m a o a o r a t i o r t i i.ir w o o d ronatSHSTs i i i WITH IIUUII IIKKIIERT IIAIIV HANDY ri.OKE.M’ E RICE HICIIAIM) CARLSON EDGAR KENNEDY AI^SO I M A I IS W H Y thrii•m e mil limn nf enllnni astic (.'hesterjiehl sunders clear ui m ss the i i iu ii I i y They JinJ Chester field COOUH. Ill I I I U- 1 IS I li\(i and ///:/7 A 7 7 7 :/,)’ Ml 1.1)1- II . . .ju st trhal the want f o r real smoking pleasure. You can't buy i b fllersig a rtllcr ___ — ------ ------- Hughes Mirasol BEAUTY HALON New C ^ tid tB k r J A C K *? i DEW, DROP INN Ira n w llh _ Ilogcrw—G le n n K o rd COMING Wednesday & Thursday b y i/ srlf nri essiii \ In a gmnl s in u lr , I l B* L*l I l‘ S 11‘, It I* I It 1.1) iiilhicci) Ini) i-i s M‘ li‘i‘i mnl Ititl in ul (lie auction Miles Ilie- tobacco types flint liesi lil lilt* Chesterfield blend, uhidl.is (lie right ia m b i unlit, n of exactly (lie rifjlil ainomils of Maryland, Hurley and Hrifjht tvilli just cuoii^b Turkish. These tobaccos and die Chesterfield way of hlciidinj* them make ( Testerfield different from imv oilier eitiarelte. P h o a * 1117 W a Ut SCHOOL GIIU/H / SPECIAL / 1 m n l iiiiiiiiiftn l i i i a s , llm l Min m in i h m r it I t lc m l n l I n l i n c n i s In g i l lirlh i Lustrous Satins an d Crepes ■ S T U D IO M O D E L little fdka Rktf tea m a * Ml IIIU I KINS CHAMPAGNES AND SCOTCHES A T W D B O Arizonh’a rln lit national forest. havr n total area of in o ri t|» in 11,000,10011 > r r r * Mrs. C. R. Mason Is Honored At Lunchepn VISIT T H E ^ T « two plinth, or II perm it, wrre re It rM»*<l l»y i»ppom*nt for »i tnt.il of W l ynnl Onl> l’.\« ponij weir M » tn l, wliile *•* oett •lowfn«| iiiol ,\tt w.ro kukril i»il o f lioumls, m' voii o f thrill lit tin* lit-yaiil lim*. Christ mus Story To ‘ Be Shown At Church 117 M. Fork Are— Vh*M IJV l o o r»iiw r ity i»f KlorlJa pmilei awiRjjrtl o • } i il' i'll llirir l'!7 punt,, in. tin* i-ntiVx* II paiin* llti> Kill, oilli KtillHm’k Chat It* rati**'* If* y«nl atrrncr on riglil Imh*Is «5 tin* Inul lift? - Bridge Party Given 1 ... By Miss Roumillnt P e r s o n a l r5 Fodoretten o f Let ub Uke cxPe ofyou r ex­ tra Holiday requirements of Whipping C r e a k y . Milks KimlerRarti’ii Given jINmr Farm T» Receive Program For Parents Camlv, Nills, rookies LIQUORS and WINES OLD MAltRIEM YOUNG III r Aiqrab on WEDNESDAY IS THE LAST DAY WE WJLL BE ABLE TO ACCEPT YOUR ORDER FOR PHOTOGRAPHS IN TIME FOR THIS CHRISTMAS. Exams For Welfare Posts Will Be Held doubt about It, everyone Full udders have turned herd and aour Welling fur their milking hour. LILLIAN ADAM8, 50-50 Bible Class - l. Has Annual Party RADIO BERVICK The cock has crowed three lime* In vain Waiting for his gift of grain. Social A n d Personal Activities M IS S PAGE THREE THE BANFORD HERALD, PANFORD, fLORIDA TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1UI Hi i»a that will make t x lr a t a g a a i luokini; r im s ' CfrainY »atlue mihI rr«|Mm In wliile o r T*ar«ni«. U tD Ii l) irl n m r' l wllh luxurr Ur«w ISbory » « w »ly|v I* h n r h i i n from « f up lo 661 H ollyw ood Shop O fW lil Evenlags Until Chriatmaa �* ' r *- rn^i^v'.'vr t c**SS ' *V .■g'-'ifivc A.S^jr,Hv*Tiuvfv>-j<*.x'-' _____ THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Seminole County Court Record* h H i t O rw ge M i! M rs.'C R. Mason Is Local Debutantes To Honored At Luncheon Row At ApoBa Ball BVA-BfcSSBRAUTY SHOP in t m k h t IliH rH I itet* ami rent her « f r « W ami temuly. •»** iterstecW a. , , , , Saafhnl .tefaUatea wIM U u h* T W faUawlajf ware tavllrxl la ly , Kretdeat eJ IWe Ottead V wRh lire. H u s h Mrs. A. ApaOs r C k » M IWe fir s t U * r XV. Kt»ax, Mrs. P. S. Verwajr. A pollt Rail at IWe S m £ Mrs, A, fl Ia* felder. Mrs. K. H. Annual ApeiU Ran U W* WrM in RbMrey jlr . RHtaheth T i s r ;. (be OtUnte AndilarUnn nl M m r . M. Boyd. Mrv « . B. .VlaHu Witerup, and Mrs. V. V. SUM. Alltndinc tWe Utt freest RanAires, Mr*. J. M. Stlneetphee. f ^ < shirk la the maa« l i l slf d Mrs. P. K IVil-iui. Mrs. |te«c- in r snriabeeent nf the retO-wtelir ten O . Rentt, Mrs. JaWn a Rent n s m . w U We: I M M rs Herman K. M artK M U Mar|nrte C an War*. M U On lenvluc the ladies joined. Cecelia Trshsrh, Mha I h i j W s Wamts and formed a circle sir*- [ then. M U CatWerU While. HI** GNA Rayaes Office MidMttu OjHHMunr |rdtetksts. cOwimltUe et the c * a l iq u o r m X 311 S A N F O R D AVK. m FHONB tltt floak typify k g the citrus y o f P terS k will be one of re lavish sres in the ream* parade of more than 60 and 99 bands comprising MHltMhh «e juice, the beklth drhtk notten, the state's recreauteaaUges ami lulfacUltles ying young are being eym* fby Hlr James M. Barrie’* romxftnR a hOge 'mrerena. Ths orahk* wilt ba carried onto the football field F i e Y ra fa day prior to ihe kkk-off, and Peter Pan will rtep from it after It le cut In two to present the football to the captains o f the University of Missouri Tigers and the Gtor* Ifla Tech Yellow Jackets. The plan was originated by the 8Ute Junior Chamber o f Com* nwree. These groups are co-op- 8ANTORD MARKET REPORT -------------------------------------------------------------------------- '*T*oa MS. t.iv Mo, Tw o M O 0 i — Fla. atd. baa. • ,V i»L E ba. bags t/te as Uu ra boa t.lt. iilNSte — Ha. h bare k lc c -I .e s . [ATU — Fte. luppttsa (cw. rt. i.x t-i.ic. | « n M W llis moderate no bu. hpr. 1.M* l (RUPP) — Bappltea mod*’ M U , rood « re Ir. market ten Tarsia ttiriusi'ts and *ee-J fe. .. T M k U M fiM o r Y o u n g s t e r s all aeer- Iba cvu-.lry will bo da* tag jtut llbo Iba ••a above, an Christmas Eve, waltlag and wen* d U n t wbnl. S o n u CUas will briag, but thera are'many right bars tei Ramlaali' Cauaty who will tealt In vain unless Ihn (n-opte uf Sanfebd, nml EnmlStoln Csanty contribute generously in lito n vil few day. Ml the. Salvation Army Empty Stoakfag Fund. O u t 3S00 Is aaadsd and thns far lacs than 9S00 has been do natod. Mail or give year (Onlribatlon tn Charts, Morrison at tho Rils Thsatre or N>; (U M IM O — 'H a . sap* It C spt' R. E. Wot# at Salvatlan Army llcadqu.srlcrt on SoconJ s o . Stc*lee par doi. bun. IkXY — PTa. per dua ben. Stract. ll (BNQLI8H) — iNS — lla. paper abelk var* rlvilec, 12c-iso., >icna — Puppllet mod fro Ir. I fair, market about etsadr. r. nor. lo quatllr 1.1S-1 W ,Tor:B — Irlshl Nuw, Jersey WT ! « } - : » » ; Itsd Ullsa bu. i. a n u s — Fla. law Iced dos. 9H — Hnppltee laodsmle, aor, m stksi unsstilsd.Ce* I is bu. hpr. I t c -llc . Ton klHB — tee-tec v m ! — Kurtbsrn CWT. i c l l — Bupptlsa modsrate. fair, m arntr itsady. Uu. lit (CIltNEflg) — *J dnt, rtus — r is nuppliiM modbpr. 'tgvl.ee. li r 1*, reo euppllcs. Ladies’ Hansen Gloves—All colors $1.00 W Ladies’ H ose......... ................... $1.00 i \ Gift Sets of Coat Hanfifcrs and Shoe C sprees $1*0^1 Children’s Hand Bags....................$1.00 jj Children’s , Lace T r i m m e d SUk PninmnR */■ * iT ■ 81.00 m New Jersey Turbans, All Oolora .x... $1.95 Glider Fitted Bags.......................... $1.96 Rex Compacts and Cigarette Cases— AM colors........................................ $125 Cannon Gift Towel Seta..................$125 Old Trinket Box — :..$&00 Fancy Pillows...... ................ $1.96 4 C o lo re d or W hite Linen Handkei^iiefs ...v............ $1.00 H i Lace THmme<l and Tailored Gowna $1.95 Boys’ Cowboy Suits ..............*..... ......98c y Bat bison Ruffle Bottom Slip3L. ..$V95 8 Men's I n i t i a l W h i t e L i n e n D Ladies* Man Tailored I'ajamaa..... $1.95 Handkerchiefs ............... $1.00 J a Lace Dinner Clotha.........—............ $12& Men’s Tie and Handkerchief Sets ...$1.00 Brush Wool Sweaters .......... ..........$1.96 Ladies’ H a n d b a g n —dark & l i g h t # 1 Ladles* Striperl Chiffon Blouses....$1.95 0 0 ,0 1,3 .............. ...... ........................ $ 1.00 f t tsdica* S t r e t c h y Top H o s e —by Bed Socks knitted of soft Shetland Phoenix yarns.....:.........^ $j.oo, Hen’S Slipover Swcatem Scranton Net Curtains in tailored Men’s Regal Ties........>................... $8.09 styles $1.00 ®von^J* with Beauvais emhrojklery $1.50 | .: several cOloks .......... ...................,:$1,00 Handbags in genulno kather-dark and .Bath or Bfdroom Rugs, in washable bright colors...... ....................;.::^$1.95 'Chenille »»a'g4akg»tg**aat«|a»gga,kM>«saaass«a»at«»«««bbb $ 1 . 0 0 Umbrellas—o f gay c o l o > e d oiled ^Embroidered Pillow Cases—white with i-eolored 'borders. Pr....... .,................$1.00 ^$1,96 l ^ o r Sage Manicure Sets.— u....\$U)0 ; Necklaces—Pins—Bracelets—in filigree designs Aiden Perfuma............,$1^0 s* Pear Costume Jewelry—necklaces and BathCtabination hy GUmiMth A rd en • .............. ............................... $ 2.00 ibbits’ Hair. Sox for boys A girls Shirts in white amt totore|>r . > * gl.oo UJ s s sx ««xs x.s s s..,x,s tg ,,,s s . «.s «*t.s s l»,t.sM Saxon Shht Waist Dreeses........ ’....$3.95 Hats for men by S t e t s o n . . . ..$5,00 Cannon Part Wool Blankets...........$8.96 Chenille and Tufted Bed Spreads ...$8,50 Girls* P a r t y Dresses, Tnffetn and Hand Mado Lace Dinner Cloth..... $8.96 .Kayoii......... .................................... $4.05 Fancy Sheet and Pillow Case Sots ..$3.60 Ladies* Chenille Robes, All Cotor* Gannon Basket Towel Sets......... ,...$a00 Siscs 14 to 46. • • • , ! . . » • » r|p«%Vt * < Striped Satin and Taffeta R o h e s * .$8.60 Lin brook F r o c k s o f Nottinffhanvr* 1 Angora Sweaters, All Colors ......$3.50 R*y°n Crope*........ ^......... ..:.....$4^5 | Elisabeth Arden Gift Sets......... V..-J4.W) •• i 1. Dec Skin Gloves, All C olors...... " ' In S Satin Housecoats, Zipper and Wrap­ |Fversdades Hand Mirdo Blouses $3*96 around Styles.... j ................ .$4.95 I Children’s Bunny Fur Sots, Muff and \ Scarf Ladlea* f t » j a m a s . . . . . ' s . . . . . . „ . . | f Men’s 501k PaJkmasv .. ... . * i * * , Boys' Cowboy Suits.......... > Costume Jewelry........................ .....$5i00 } Men’s Silk Brocade Robes............. $3.95 | Leather G l o v e s . . ...*..*$"^60 Men’s Fitted Leather Toilet Case ...$SL96|1M Unen Damask Table Cldttis.:......... gKOO Sttakbeth Arden Hahhimshes.........$3*50J W > : ' *• * v { * . ; : " ' •; >{ •. • : fllekok Komtfe................. v.*-*........ .$820 Wool Blankets.........1*............... J & tk Halamastor M en- by Universal—cotton D l sateen 4t r a y o n * . . . . .....****...*..$^^50! jp , Lace Table Cloths Mri\*i Pull-on Sweaters by McGregor— j h Many etfiars* T u f t a d ' B a t h S ets-el*, W X I P - l E , -Several colors* ICannon Towel Sets—^The Snow-Ftoefer M genuine I H x k h a t h :mr4en * l u « tS^fc-V ^rV IE Okja H bu. bskt Tlw. WiWItll — Fla. supptlra bu. erts. l.it-i.M ra r _ Ho aupiillvs. $8.50 sen Hankies in white with colored ibroidery ..... ............................ |L00 Hen’S Tie dasp S M a -% Haw and different tVIlCtlHlttfl — Fla. faw. Ht i n } & u S b ) — ctvT Union Trent Comiuiny to 1‘otomnr liond Cyip. Soli-faction of Murleapr I'oloiltnc Bond CmpT to Ili - Mn»e Imi l orp. , Conditional Nalr* Crntracl Nntiniml n*h ltpgi>ter Co. to I'm cell t onumny . ...o il. n u d K K lli. m in i m 'U II- Ai.MiT mino nuuai:iNu \ GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS W I lilt li * fixe home decora* lions ami memorial wreaths for cemetery llloomintr potted plants o f all kinds Cut flow n *— munis, rose*, , at nation*, plod*. *nnps, iluistcx, sweet peas, poln* trill i*. etc. newrtl el rations In coi eaguv. A. K. R ossetter FLORIST Aranm'l Conti. Sale* Contract Flu. Iturnl Rehabilitation Coro to U. 8 . o f A M ld n ifr l.iernsr Stale Mould o f Houllli to Kmimi I lair liuiiiy. Slate Board o f Health to lyitio Wiltoti. C K I.K ItY sn n m A V IiN llK RECommEnos WAtiONN— TRIC YCLCb ■ K IO niK C A K S -J U N IO Il At) IUMOIIll.CN — AND O f i t CBN • M akat serv in g a real pleasure. Burni fingers and hlssk toast are mil. IWIighifully coniroieol and easy lu uit. W K D N B S D A Y , D E C . 20. 1039 ilS S I M SANFOIU) ARMORY 10:00 TO 2:00 ‘y-* *** f*>4* fnr FtefM* A Gift fur an Undrrpnvilt-nrii €.'l.il«l Ilnrrinon fo r t l 71 Rrguirrd of Each One Atlrmllnc ■HSSkwre ^©ELECTRIC GR4LL WS M ( f i i f kitUll ll <lliS<*r with tki iltlllllltlll ll (Ittlilc (rill. K ill SANFORD SHRINE CLIJD lllffiMl fiftiM. s*a Yaur FJfrlrir Dvtlvr AD M IH8I 0 N 60c - SEMINOLK TIR E SHOP 201 N. PARK AYE. PI*. 37 i t i r t n 1c a 1 All • U U a i- r 1 1 a n ( c 5 r o OWN ON Till' M IM S IO N I nUDGLT PLAN 1 \WTOYY. [• Th* V*U§ </ fr#r» r-FtefRf. A*. P. C. Pfrf Nrftratk 511(1 Sim Turd An*.— Telephone 322 l) w x . v . v v w v f i » v v ’ » v v » s .x .w ?a re v y ;,* s .v w iv 7 .x ,j» iu * . BED RYDER lly FRED HARMAN -AMO THUM PER,HIS FAITHFUL H O »S H , <i JU M PS A L E R T A T J _ THE FAM ILIAR.1! i X , -. S O U KID. . A FWkiji;•>Aumt GbgUUMa bMma •f te w h i trga-rlireisrel fruit, : S IOCK FROM CO l£> l-.ATLtt. BR1WGS C C M ^ C lO u E h B S S B A C H , S iiO R vR rea. t u g s m Air'hi AT '*t • "THaowiMG B A C K HiB H EA R R E D WHISTLE3 — TH E SHRILL CALL FOR HELP PlERClUft THE M IG H T / ROAR O P THE R IV E R — , KCPt-.r- AJir> M r*:**^ PAN DUNN—SECRET OPERATIVE 48 c yat dackteJ what ggal Bubjr thicks, itmka E n . P tect ■ExpmmahlF- ly. T u a d a IW d Tufted ChenlUe B B U a OTPOBTUNITY AND WORSE VET, STOLEN B A S S , DAN DUNN'S LfTTU e C IR L -- CHIEF, WE ' I HOPE SO. JLO BEGIN TO DAN. UNLESS t r s u t S a FROM WE G E T NEWSPAPER r'R E B U L T S TH E ICITV RIGHT ) MAYOR' HAS k V / r— / PROMISED TO . REM OVE ME T 1------ 1 FROM O FFICE/ EVERV HOTEL AND ROOMING MOU3E OPERATOR IN TOWN WILL BE ON T H E ALE R T TO <51V C U3 INFORMATION — WELL HAVE PLENTY OF LEADS BV^__ > MORNING f \ '— 1 THE W H O LE' DEPARTMENT IS AVAILABLE TO RUN > DOWN I---CLUES/ J MrANTIMET, HEADING SOUTHWEST CROM DOBERTON IS A BLACK T.LDAN ■w G O TC M A DON'T DRIVE JUG - TOO FAST. HElNlCi '111 or WE DON'T WANT CAPLFUI ANV COPS TO r-* STO P US r— r - ' HOW SOON WILL l SEC MR. DAN ? Shower Curtains S w «a k - Or Clips and Pins-r-waorUd atyWe Powder by Shi : lulJ. Hilnlliotr Count). h'l.il ill. H ill" I ho .III ilu> o f lireiin b «( A. th ' H it. V Xlir SSSINE CHRISTMAS TREE DAN( it UTC — Supplies faw, Mr I child under Itiv lu m f o f HtvWivU • I 1 UMf — Munpllsa modsrnlo a• • s v s s .s s s s .v t o .M S X W .t x t s t lag Bags In asserted styles B. Heeklaees in s e v e r a l 1 till — flus. hpru. Tallow Mb|bbe.^bpr. l.» e * t .» . tlhlc Six iliffrrenl p la y m l>aitL-l|rii«il in four ou'vt iml inif |mu John |i|a) imiiiiiI.IHI by Ihr L'lllvti *• Lili n ity uf Hvruln fcotbnll t»-nm thlj , i.,.. fall. Ihxn threw a 3'J-ymtl p»<* I l>i ttmunk in the Album Kiuiir Ii jui j Wulluii llncw n J.'.yanl pnrei t*» l u 't ’ ili.ll fur iIre- tciirliiiouu lint uilly Iwluh-il lloalun CdIIorf it* only in id i «'rfiat. Il iri l«on threw n '.'.Vyaiil u.iuli1pari lo Smunk for thr fire; touchdown •ii'uiurt Miniiii, mid linttii.Aon ll r.w mi liter -'.’-ytiiil i nr iiiau u m verm y 01 r *•>>ma pnr< lo jVrtfuxuu in tin- Jlluol foul'nil team nvomurd -.V'.' I'cilir. ynttht fiom m-rininiaRv for cnc’i --------------------------- ~“ of llio l'J7 time* it rjll with Uu Three |>unl. mndo Ity t'nlvri*ity •i'.i* 1' H1 1 , of llo iid i foolb.il! pin jo . llm I lie<*ulop> n»iiUiM.7 n J- nl., till. Cun w m , mi yxtii* ur mure fiom fwr " net pain ot , ,|„. |■n*. ,.f vrilmniiiKe uud Hires* l.ln.i yard*. dilfiirut u liu is tier." iifimiu ' olrinnn, Wnllrr S. e l ux to llir Si'iiiewrl Cp, . Tho Un'vrnity of Fliridn twlgnmrnl of Mortgage klitre<1 o ff J') time. In ill 11 fcotliall c* nu-« this Foil and Cap­ tain Clark <!nff. only ronlor Irttrrir.ati, p.ivhnl hit tne in! tho pli:.-Iren nil IN of llmsti om ulon i, cvria;.ln:; ***.*5 ymxln for inch bro*.. But Wnlloii kickrel off fo: •IB ynivl* on* tlm" mid llcmiy I-*nc hud it HI .rend .out mi the only other lik ln ff. Hu. hpr. red fair, amrket steady, ,\v;(jmurnl* of inaviagr Ciiilml lirnl H a t e Inveuiuirnt Co. to' K<|uit'bl« T'Unt Co. (reiitml tt.al Entile Iilti»lm*nt Co. to Equitable Trust CoLimit- til.* Trust Co. to C a lif l Itend Cmp. Aarlgnairnt i of Mortgage jtn lv trt llctid C rp- to Central ll. K. Investment Co. (n tv n t Mortgage Co. to Central 11. K. Invratmrtlt Co. ri». O r * Pusl Cicdlt A*sn. lo llt.mnr It. Hunt f t rx. raittal -KHeJre o f Mortgage* II. S A. t i tVinpir JUnklna rt ux. II. S. A. ty I’ nuidr Jenkins rt ux. H «. t llrus I*rod. Credit Arsn. to llu n n It. Hunt rt ux. | Real Rstate t'oisvr) anrr* , liter. Sid'iry rt ux to Mattel C Wilson. ; Abi ihiniMin, KWi r rt nl to Unix* Ilitre fruit Co. Dews. F Ifixlr rt ux to L'mnlift In Fruit Co. Sell feel*uo Of Mortimer Miflulti, Mr*. Wien In Mnlnl A W if«on rt elr. Saltrfaettm Of |.rin City of Sanfonl to Krswirk Co:p(undUiaaal Sale Cnnlrarf* V .|unl Supply Co. to O. K lliiphrr. Itml IM atr (m in .i.iin r, llnvnixii, fi.uirr , . iiqflr to W, I llrnlry. Ik'l.nn I fiiuinrr Co,' to Ida Wiight, alliplr. 'I ho Sonin f t t ompiiny lo Wnltci S. Coleman llral ILlali- Unrlgnrr* loo l o r , A l>. o| ux to Sanford AH. Null Honk. Ro>thind. II. \V. *1 ox to Wnllrr HOUHBR HKNTENCKlt j.I «Hinkj, .*. Oy RAY THOMPSON And CHARLES COLL *A- �i f - . r - i f t i >* y . v **a «. i f n ; •*r it y r i* b i* > v- n s., ..*c-r?'.*<v,.* £•» t> \ v < * rr%-*«'• vm ^vA , ,.v m c ^ v c y u > - ^ s ».>-,»- v 7 % J lri* < .* « o v ^ w M cy ,* « -ii tr^w-h <.\-.> ■<■ c*"'’ - * - •- < r A > ’ f ^ * « '^ 'f - v v . - A v » *•>**-*” £*«” « v /" TUE8D AY, D THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Soviet Bombers A r g e n t i n e Is iwned In Attack Goal O f Crew i Finn Capital O f Graf Spee £ .'of P itkijarvl, 53 mtlea aouth of Cl erataam o and p ra g m a In Ih* Can Ira I d rltc to M V er Finland's b'. ■ land communleallona with Sweden. £ > • Thera were hlnta the O raf Spaa Br -m ay have been trapped Into its '• 'engagem ent with -tha British by I? 4 b * sal* o f British oil to tha Oerp. ‘ tuan auxiliary veesel nearby for !f a rendeavous. HELSINKI, Dec. 19, — Finnish military leaders, anllrlpstlnc a resumption of big Ilusslan air K -. talds on llelslnhl, were reported r early today to be considering re4. . prtsal bombing attacks on Lenink caused by gas forming In conflneJ spaces from burning' foal oil. Observer* looking down from lanes on the graveyard of the ■ttlrshlp said the floating oi' from the battleship formed, rough­ ly Into n swastika. In full view of the. crowds lin­ ing the Montevideo waterfront, the ship was blown up at sundown Sunday In a "suicide maneuver” which her commander said yester­ day must hive surprised the enemy. Apparently satisfied wl h tha work o f hi* c:ew Sunday night, Captain l.angsdorff and his men settlid dewn smilingly yrstrnlay at the naval aiaenal for >■ aojrurn of Indeterminate length. I mivsdorff had resembled tho rsplnsfvr* and dliccted the filling of the furl lanka for the last grest bloat that wo* to "destroy all" on onlc-s ef Adolf Hitler. The captain carried the rnlilr which detonatrd Hip charge* Ihnt sank the ship. Behind two sand banka off E anticipated lev the Finns anil there are potalslent report a that I If the Ituss'ap* again attack llelalnkl front the air I enlngrad mnv become n target for Finnish tomb*. (Today's Itusalnn militant com­ munique aaitl that the Soviet Air | fForre, grounded frr two week* by J bad westher, bad gone into action ■gain ogalnat aeyernl unspecified Finnish objectives). Surrounded ly only frr sen marshes with no large trwns near­ by and with few means of trans­ portation, l^nlngrad'a .1 MX),000 persons would have no plsce to Mm UvUn yesterday lay the British erulaera, AJsi, Cumberland and Achilles which had leapt up thetr vigil lest th» Oraf Upas venture to rea. Last night the nutation of whether the eaptan and hit offi­ ce-* end men weuld ba interned by Argentina remained to ba tattled. It waa apparent they want than In tba hope they would ba treated aa ahlpwracked tailor* rather than betllgerenta. One high official Mid the crew would be Interned but tha Herman offleera might te granted their freedom If they would pledge personally not to participate further In tht war. SO Years I b c c oos I Rector's Formula for ItcMag of ECZEMA First ippllrsllona of powerfully mottling Liquid t*mo (■ tasted and proved physirfsn'a prmrrtptloa) bring wonderful swift r-ltef. Then Its superb medication Irontains 10 dtlferent hljhly Stferllrs Ugredlrntt) Warts right In I n help nature promote FAST healing. UrulefuTuseri writ# la from coast I n ronet prskalng prompt mull*. Invislhte, stalnteae— fcemo Is simply wonderful Ins annoying akin Irritations. I W ,tot, II. On* trid ronvlnres! HEAL 8EVKRK case# may •sadllJtlEtlrnatnailli. Atldrugstidsa Announcement ( 'E L E iiit A T i: n e w v i : . v i" r : v n Lions Club Charity Ball Saturday, Dec. 301h . attacks, but might be forced to I them If Helsinki la bombed again. Tht Busi’—n army on the KarelHan Isthmus has Irecn thrown beck In two fierce attacks on the 'tnldde links of Finland's Manner- ! helm line aiouhd Lake Muolean ■and Valk ufter suffering >t sharp defeat along the Tnlnilr Itlvcr to the East the Finnish high com-1; mand announced last night. | Official Finnish milllaty qusrtan claimed thit a Russian bat-1 ■tillen o f about 800 men had mull- I nled nn the hattlefronl North o f 1 Lake Ladoga, killed their officer* .and political rominlsuia and fled. In the two Russian attacks [ against the Manntrheltn line at B : ■: Lakes Muolaan and Valk, which £t. 'll* about 18 mile* apett, the It, i Finn* claim ed.lo have destroyed t 28 Red army tanks. At other points on the fighting fronts 10 enemy tanka wire da- j strayed, making a lot.il of 78 Wracked by the Finnish defend- I a n In 78 hours o f fighting. This Sofa Opens to a Mayfair Hotel Double Size Bed! Desirnt*) and built by Simmons and o f very high qunllty, troth In material* and worlfnanahlp. Nicely tailored in attractive cover*. See Any Llea Fee Titkelt Christmas W e e k Specials $ y | fV • SBAB U A U . 1037 PLYMOUTH DELUXE FOUR DOOR TRUNK SEDAN (Radio), U A H iifU EAST TERMS 1030 PLYMOUTH DELUXE FOUR DOOR TRUNK SEDAN, Uw Mileage, While Sidewall Ttrce, and New Car Guarantee. • * ° » h o l id a y t u p s F|7>'dW*e I , •• r.M ,U »»• « " 14.,B >1.30 *8.30 mu. , • „ ' ^ 3-7* 8,ro * t S* S Z J * * ,U * « • « is ^ o, W- M ° £ ' v -j •*®. -71 | - | L rZ , M * 1 11^8 w J K t a . f k ! ! 1.88 M , w V l T r rft>70 IM 0 RAINBOW ROOM FLORIDA'* PINEET COCKTAIL LOUNGE ' -OPEN BVEEV DAY AND KITE PICK FEA0EL . T » < rte iu s AMD k m * aHU r ;jt f t - 1 ■ j y T r T f Y .k n | * . , mjr \ ^ »■'»"r i ( A LW lag Boom Sdtto *•** m ara « . i-8o " CesvtsU at T#rwu Hera la an ocra•tonal chair you ran give with pride to your best friend. Notq the clever­ ness and amarines# o f - lla d e s ig n . Sturdily made with rkh, durable cov­ e n '.Mid com fort­ able scat and liaek. |V P r COURSE COMPLETE MEAt YP*) Occasional Chair ; MIAMI. Dec. 10 —<Ah— The R i ■- Herald said last night that scy - itlvlty of the U. 8. nrutrrllty na/ trot had led to the belief that British warships ware o ff the I1' " Florida roast waiting to pounra on lh« 32,6A5.ton Herman liner 53:- Columbus when It leave* tendlorial walers. Hi ! Tho Columbus left Vera Cru*, K"! Mexico last week. One of the , largest of Rom any'* mcrehsnt k C • ship*, lb# vrsscl wa* un n crulao !J* ’ -when the war started. illschargel BA '■ several hundred American pe**enK • get* at Havana and lied to Mexlran waters. The passengers wera , . transported to Mlamt by rnaalwlae L ships and entrained here for (hair northern homo u The Herald pointed lo ruldan r ’ activity last v-rrk nf the heutralljj ' ty patrol at Key West. Crews nf R r * fetir ilerlroy. s.’ wera hurriellv 1* roumlisl up from shr.re Iravr nnd , the craft sped out to sen. Hereral * hour* later they. Itad returned. k£t Latsr In the week an klcntlcal A l ’ ,. occurrence was notod at Charles- Orange City Hotel DEC. 24-25 M JM | a n #1 T MJ& xf • _ And what a gift this suite will make I Every detail o f Its con­ struction has been given critical, care by the manufacturer. It is made o f genuine maple and contains many features that con­ tribute to long life and thorough -all-faction. Ilarfd-rubbed to . a satin finish nnd three pieces sre Included— the bed, the chest nnd your choice o f either the vahity or the dresser. 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IUch a suite ran be found here at a very reasonable price and tlie' exqulaite d e ig n ­ ing and unrivalled workmanship wlU, prove a source o f satisfac­ tion fo r many long yean . Your choke o f tarn o r tbrqa pleci suite* as low a* • EASILY OPENS TO A DOUBLE SIZE BED f t /'V - i .it �• I- ^ >-r*r.w s jw t * . ^ « . ^ , ^ w ,,,« .^ ._' > i-T I A t^ . w i ; * X '^ reto-- *•*» » ' <? o ' ,'••<,, >c^i-y V X .'t^<.VPrrCJ*.,</vyv'Si i \ » ( . n ^ '» i w ' • • » « >»'.*v' - « ■> ' »» ■> *«.r,t ’. ' j ; *3 ♦? i5 f vi *J f i i i w •a L '• < } Staiaoi* Coaly PtdiitM More Fruit And V * g * U b fe * Hum Any Similar A m In America # m tfa rft d lt t ? AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER W V Sanford fa The Only Oiitrh* Florida City Affording Rail. Illghwhy And .Water Tranaportatlon Ife ra U t &S > _________________________ I 'm Member Aaaodated Preaa VOLUME XXXI SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1939 NUMBER 102 EMabllflhed In 1908 Club To Give 16 Prizes For 20,000 Additional Garden Best Outdoor ChristmasDecorations S f ^ C a p t . Finnish Reserves N e u tr a l Z o n e : Urar Colors Slate Department Re- Langsdorff, bpee Master, Commits Suicide Oral* and second prices for the following: Doorway, porte cochere, pouts and miniature outdeor tree. The tnlnlalure tret it especially planned for rhlldrrn. Mm. Hrerea raid, pointing out that trees en­ tered In this group must not te over four fret in height. Those desiring to enter the context must- fill In Ihe ecupon* appearing elsewhere In tndiy's Herald -lnd mall nr bring them to Ihe Herald office. Onn o f the rrnulrrmrnts for WArillNOTON, Dec. 20 —CP) participation in the rrntexl la — Th,- :i2,OOtl-t3n German lus­ that the lights be Inined on he- tily liner Columluis, scuttled hy tween the hours o f <1:00 and I' 00 P. 61. etch night from Ih-r. 21 •her s-r,plain lo save her from rap to Dec. 28. The rnlrlrs will l>e {inrr hy a British destroyer, was Judged hy a commit Ire during hlt.tiiih>in>1 in flntprs In the Atlsuthis period ,fx- la y night, with m<k*t o f h,-r jttew uud xlnff, incluillni- nini (Wonnii, Mill- iihroml till- l*. S Ur*. Jane Ultlyard, 110, Semi* , Cruiser Tuscalmi-u. nole County'* olileit resinent, 1 t'upinin Wilhi-lm Darhuc, enm A t t a c h c IndicateH died at her home at Dll M*|ilo jninniier uf the Tuscaloosa, radioiAvenue at 240 A. 61. today ml* 'th c Navy Department that ho Hr AmomsiH IJt---- _ •> lingering Uln*x*. thnd picl.nl up 6*11 survivors fruin Billy l-'li-mlnK, sun uf Mr. mi-1 Helghteno/l northern Eu* lowing Uorn In Clay countjrt > I*. Sept. lifilhinl. mill tvns cm route t« Mr-. W, G. Fli-milii; o f Ibis city, ropean w a r f a r e today 21, I8JD, 61m. lilllyaiu moved (o Krtv Volk with Ihrnt. Hr nddr • tvns Hie winner nf tin- S.i first brought the call to colora f o r Hemlnole County at 'the age <1 that u roll rail of the crew .— j — B U E N O S A U IK S , D tv. 110. 18 when Fort .Mrllon. a* Hanford ehmvi-d two firemen—Carl O. l-i prise nffensl by tin- Fbn nlti •U Finn* dO yeMs «»«* £ was then railed, coualited chiefly — ( A P ) - r n p l . Iliinx l-n n g spant mid llelmulh Mleta—mixs Bower nnd Light ('nmpuny to Ibe hdp realat Ihe ^wlana, It o f a fort, headquarter* In foray* • lorff toiliiy Rhnt ltim itclf In inj. Bo fur as could la- learned Junior lligb School sliidcnt sub was (the Artttthn* 'Finland of U. U. Army ag-itnxt the be said, there tverc lio other ens- milling the l«--l rsruy on "Why (loath “ lo Hliaro liu* fm o o l had gono above' the usual Indian*. She had lived In this •allies. .Sanford Should Ihsunile lor Ii Ih m a gn ifitviH *ltip ." O io for 92 y e »n and gave to When he iminlnl the Tuss-ahane Christ mns.“ claiuen o f reaervlata and It county tho»e who knew her many tnteiG r a f Spi-i', Ht'tilIIml Sunilay for New York at 7:00 P. 61., lo Willi stmlcnts in Ibe xixlb, adda about 20,000 men to the eatlng account* o f the pioneer Woods fire* are extremely dan* ’ PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20 — #aid, the Colombo* wa* afire •rteiith, nnd «-lghtb yisites subin Ih o U ivor I'lato wltila an , tiaiiUn lo r e cm. day*. grr.-ns and cosily and yet there (A l— London, Paris, Berlin and from •tern to stern. Her >rx 'milting essays, the first prise A llloil flotilla .*i,M-,l »ffo The French reported, today Out For a number o f year*, she arc many pereont Who conllrmr t*"1 "thM B^ot cirhx of warring fnlvr* were open and she was winner wa* in the rigbl grmle, Ibe the Allle* had tank rfor* than 60 ha* ____ been _______ honored ___________ a*, neinlnolc ah oro. " r«" alnkinp slowly, lie made no nicli- l n-con-l prise winnrr, ,Mi-s Mm inn German submarine* tine* th* war ^ouniy>g t resident at the to xct them In vlolallon of the Hi* Inaty w as fouinl at , ' , itcxtrucllon “ a* soon nx the nnrtarird, learln* an eaUnuted 4 0 , ^ight hfW annually in law with no apparent reaxm, for tlnn, Hrsnllv arc aligned diplomat, f t i " “ f the Ilrllish destroyer. Bi-nreon, dnugbler nf Mr. nnd K:!I0 A. M in :i rnuiu m it Which c.-irlh-r hxd liccn reported - Mr*. II. T. I'enrson, was in the still optreUng. . Lake 6Iaty doing an, Fire Chlrf Slack < In c. Ically,” believe* ( apt. Eddie Hick* ^tniniiiiL- by nod which mny have *< Venlh irrndr mnl the third prise Hurtm-t Ain*** na\nl at-riml vtlirrr The latest linking wa* credited Despite her years, 61m. Itlll* amid today. enharkcr. America's fnrrmo-t ncc tnl.ru nhonrd survivors. hr and mnri lhati 1,000 nf hi4 winnrr, Billy Gray, son nf Mr. last night to Uw .destroy*.# Sir* yard hss been in good health land Pointing out that the I'nmagc In the World svnr. cirw had lirni m tm ird ninco • i Ihe navy hydmgrnphir offir- mnl Mrs. George Gray, was in oeo, which previously had aent until recent menthn. lo limber and soil from lln-se Rickenhackcr predicted the an- Cvi-d the i-reue nf the sea drnnin |the sixth grade. Mnndny. two submarines to.the bottom. Her husband wrai klllrd In fire* In Seminole Couniy alone. If nlhHIalinn of the Ilrlt:*h fleet by mt IK0 miles smuhraxt hy east nl The prises to the winners were lit* kiliutl Ititiisrlf :ifiri h threeThough Carman shipping auf* action* with the confederate Army It eould be accurately checked, the Nail air force If the German* hour In Ik tvilh Ihr uffirrrM «>f t e w York City and directly cnsl rush itwunU of *6, 11 nnd 32 nnd ft red on the Atlantic, Oermany during the Civil War, It was would probably total millions of decide to pursue xurh a rnirrxc. df Cape Mny, N. J. were mailed to the reripirnt* to­ his wlnff rndini? ^hmily nfler announced S3 Drltlih ''vanguard understood. . dollars. Chief Cloraland lixlay. “ Three or four plsnra attackday. midnight llrfut r lr:»vin$f Ihem • 1 1 radioed a warning to ship vessel* sunk In the past three Survivors are a son, Ellie Hill* urged resident* of both Sanford Ing a hnillexhip may lo* shot Blog In he on the lookout foi The winning ex-ny is a« fol­ hr nmdr it cnmplrlr t'iirlr of ilaya, the loatea o f which were I'ird 'o f Sanford, three elstem, hi?t rnmnuleH,wtiunk liRtlil* higher than the Britlah acknow* Mrs. Josephine Collins of Sanfoid, and Seminole County to refrain down," ltlckcnhn--krr xald. “ h-.tl •B"- burning wreckage and 2*J low* : "Then- are many fine reason* fm v rl)', nnd retired to hU leged, wa* the result of eoneen* 61m. 61. b . Sinn of Sanford, and from retting flma In the wood* when the planes start coniine over atosll lioals, proumnhly lifrimal • which might result In property In wave*, it’s just a matter o( Which pul o ff with Ihe survivor* why Sxnfotd xhoithl lie lightisl up I C M t k u * m **»«• r t » H room, n»kimt iml (•■ hr dinitirhrd. 6lis. Eugenia Hateleaf of Fort lost, percentage*.*’ Is Ion the British nisn-n-wnr over j during the Chrixlm*< -ensou. I| Th entlm *j«y said hr had drI’leree; three brother*. W. E. Every year grass fire* in San“ Eventually, we will xee t^»n pooh-d (be big ship. ran only name a few that I think ri«lrd to share (hr «lnp*a fate Oglesby of Lake Monroe, Edward ford alone coat* tha city hundrat* Hon, Pari* and Iterlin destroyed 'are most important. | Naiy officials here were pus fmm "(hr flint moment." Oglesby of Laka1 Monre* and of dollar* and often properly by gas an I fire caused by *h-d by the fact that thr Colum I “ Fir»t, ne ran consider Ihe An Hltarhr indicated thr drICx m I s m m MSS Thoma* Oglssby at Bossford. damage Is tlie flume* lIV tH sssS mm ra s e IV.el jlHuuly of a lighted (own. This ridan uhw nmilr Sunday, when Also two gra nd ahlldrea and II which are set. Fires makes n good Impression on t l-i it v.ii4 hrlirvrd lie had Hiller** HaallauDl r»*«m I'sgt Fl«*l t ** in the am even TufU. IUnn I*anrt«torff. mn-h-r orders to destroy Ihr «hip rather will b a ' b«ld wood*. Chief pointed of thr (Irnf Hprr, romniiltrd timn (like her nirnin into Iwtttlr. at tha . gra la that U k e out, for all • II Umbnr is rn Thr emhanny «ald b« ti*.J po*t•ttirtdi' pifMinmhly Into Uat my hi uA- 61. Umly destroyed, tha largyy. Ilmhi- il*« nfli*r liiddinir offlrrt^A * ,Jj:> |.r - -f4*^ -rW IU U n E.*HD»haw*r,sTV 'Brawnimaged Iry . If not....................... h llM h dawn *m ff ijoodbyr. H»a hhd\ tons In rhn«idrm|lon of liie ■mts than 11 y*sm a realdsnk at PTvsbylerian the bla*e> Hy JEAN HARDY "rrspunsilidily rrstlog unnn him f *sti n*I thito inornmi: in n rnnni Bemlnol* County, waa struck hy Tha turpentine Industry ii lat I’rlic, Freshman •»t Ihr Aiyrntinr Nuvul Ar-i iml to insure Ihr -oifo dehai kntinn probably th« htavlast loser in ft. hit-and-run drWar about 1:6# full whrrr hr utul hit offirris urn* of Itis irrw ' mid pending ease of wood* fir** for the rasia last night, at tha corner o f Pal­ “ Why <lo you Hhop out-of-town?” is the <|in-slioii kimwledtre of ii'iruIitioiH and i|tinHr ret). on thr pin* treat la vary Inflarametto Avenue and Fifth Street llirii effect mi ihe •riiliirtt I askixl nn t-oonomlcnl young hmisewlfp. able and will often burn until tha and. seriously lnjurrd At ranurnti ilia for (hr m in l ini­ "Well.'' she said “Things „ro .so high here, an,I tree Is killed. During tha winter He recovered csnarloueneai ment of llir inidtvinlrr ronfi*»*nrr _ months when tha grata I* dead shortly after being taken to the “ Protect your home fra besides you don't have such a largo variety of gtssls uf (hr Florida I>i- 1» t of Kiunitin FrrnaM-Laughlon Memorial Hoe-- culoftli_buy Christman Seal*," and Ihe wralhtr la ealremtly to select from. Inlrrnational (o Ir held hi Stitpltal, but It la feared that be had declared lira. J. L. Ingley, chair- dry, firea are the greatest menace fonl Jan. 11-15 wrrr madr yrnThe young Indy led nitinlo her bedroom. On Ihe euffered _________ a brain roncuaalon, hos- man for the Real Bale Campalaa,!to this Industry. trrday at u nirrlin^ in thr Vnl bed were several packages. The sure results of a pltal attaches said, - I in Seminole County.today, as th e 1 Flame* also destroy the humue tie* llotrl nt noun hy I'rmiili nt Chief o f Police Boy 0 . Wllllims riplainrd how important each,In the soil. Chief Cltreland pointrlrrt J. Kdttin linker of I'mililla shopping tour. She opent-d one of the packages and xgld Mr. Hathaway and another person'* contribution in purchat- ed out, citing the fire* In the past nnd Bocrrlnry nnd Trranmei rlici look out a tlreas. silk, lovely, but simple In make A t*•(iil ..r FJU or. has hern rr* man wer* crossing the atmet Ing seals means In the drive'In the Everglade* a* a good e » j Knrl I#rhmaiin uf Titvairn witli “See," she said, “This I* what I mean. In-----------when h ear whipped arourw^ the. against in# disease. I ample of how this substance will trill'd i*\ Mt i* Sanfoid ll«rald ill >officialn of (hr Nh' iiI rluh, liritdri* ihr f*'i hi "f I'onlrilmlioii4 lo tho I Ixiugh. -this dress for $1.50 and at any store here curve. ' I With only four mom day* re-1 burn. |by Hrxt I.It-ti I (iflvrrtloi i-lr,-l J ii | FiiiiiihIi lU In f Fund, luadrd hy Chief o f Police Williams slid m* inbig before Christmas, Mrs. Woods fire! mm particularly you couldn't get a bargain like this." . liu* Dinirfrhh-r fur tin- I'mlral fnrmri l*ir-idmI Hi ll** rt Hoover tha r*r was a black 1930 Chtvro- Ingley pointed out that those per-Iwongarous outside the city limits I Division. I would hnvp told her that In mny store here in in N* 66 \ L I hr nioiii«y *s hglntr let sedsn occupied ty .tw o young eons who wanted to do their part Chief Cleveland pointed ou t add i In roinniralini: on l In- |ir«x KiwaniN town nhc could have got a dress just ns good for fait \\III steal (odliv t*i Ihr Fund, men. * In aiding In the fight agaloet tu- Ing- that In the rural section* peels of Ihr mrrlini:. Mi luk *1ll* ' lllll I•|•IS'*** III - sails* t onrtibu— — -----■ — ' bcrculosls should buy their seal* them am no faclllt}** for extin­ about $0.98 but since she was so confident in herself drclarvd that tH-lni-cn UNI sad MNi For , * | 0 liillf I»iiv 4 and irirliitnl sine »«f $1*00 guishing flames If they spread te drlrgal** from »»\i-i Flori«la m, from Ihr WI'A inn rry the l»« lu f I f,,,,, and her out-of-town shopping I wouldn't -tell her tun S inloid * Itl/rnn, and The County la far behind llit valuable property. r%|)rctnl to atti-n.l i Im* x,*xxioa al In the wood* and on vacant gv i______« . . . _ rgs s • J quota aet for It, she stated, and which officer* f->, -In ■-n-iiinv that KiwaniuiiA me "jolly irood Flu.'* ijivi n lay ihr foul ill irrado ai.cw50fOnL i ,Cf' h,cr. hm,K0 Hhc *°W me she had fellow*'' wa-* 'itieiit’ tln nrd tmlay uf 11|«* (K udo Mvtiool. I lie fourth It will taka Immediate a«U#n on Iota the grass la now as dry ** i year will he Installed. S i ” c*rd Ju" 1 •“'foro I came and after Ibis tltvdsr, he said, urging utmost _ ■ i . < the pert o f all to whom awl* Th* visitor* ins|ieelid ll» May when Ihr) were ^urnln of (hr Krndr trurln i i’X|dniiii‘d that tho she was doing all of her shopping here for the next precaution In efforta to prevent fair llntrl which will In- tin- cm - chili al ils ucikly lunchroii in (In* rlnldri'ii diruled to iim* the mon­ four months. If, she would Just see what .this cam­ firea from alerting which might 1 vrntlon headqaarler* - and Ihr Yuldi x llolrl, fsdlow ini: whicii ey tlu*> In leliiforr liml. gpiiit for paign was for she would always shop here. reault In considerable damage. Armoiy which will Im- u n i ■<• lay* were K>vrn lo each of lliriu < hri'lum* iiri'nriilo iiiiioiik thtniM'lvrn foi Ihr aid of Ihr Film* hy Simla ('Inn*, in |nr*on. the convention lull She didn't realize that hy spending her monev Thr children, three i*» five year* iii (loir fiL'hl airainNt the Komlaii Those allindlng the xixxinn nl hero aho was helping hnprovo the town, helping U which Iho atranznnenix were ills. of Mire, ETrrtvil (Imi Yultlidr invanioii. Brow, and not giving another town Ihe ‘Ix’ n r fit o f Thr Herald will gladly rrr#ivo * >. . ru*S#d Were Mr. linker, 61r. I eh miint with a toimir "Santa i* F oiiiher money. manil, 6lr. Dlngfelder. Pre-dd. nl II inir" and all crowded about Santa more rontiihutjoint mid will han­ Chamber of Commerce effledle the forwarding of ihr money When we spend our money here D. Caswell of tin- Im-al elnli, telling him whnl they wailleti for 1. . 1*1* requested all winter vtotter* lo Ihr Fund. All ehrekn should U»e motley Bmployeea o f the Sanford / t Pivsldcnt-clccl Karl N-inlgicn, ChrUUnan. stays here. Some of if ^ K it, i t i Newman tren b* Htnford who haven't regietifad for laxeg "D o you all drink your milk hr made payable lo "Finnish BeRermlary-olert J. J. krtlnRhnn HLd 5 - 1^ ™ ' tlT g ^ u ” . i Ut. chamber b u lld te g j. dn^e tontte National Bank will re­ lief Fund, Inr ” to help improvo the mads, schools, rtc. ric. When when ceive a bonus o f on* fourth o f and Ralph llscweil, Sccielary id retfularly?" linked Simla. called a "Stnrin •oon •*. P°**{blo *Tor your which will too' n month's salary a* n Christmas "Yrif, Santa," wan the reply in ths 8*niln<ili- (6ninly rhimU-i id auoata.1 * lira. 1 convtnionce. for havi’ b e / E T “ T he,nln*r else present this year, It Was decided unizou. Commerce. 2 ? schools, rosds, recreation centers, ,dc.. Breose Is vW-ebalrtaan. 1 Secretary Ralph Bagwell point* at a recent meeting o f the board "Santa only liken thonr who out that several times this Other astmbom are Mm Walter r*‘’ 00 eat their r« real and green* every Florida visitor* passing o f director*. tho dumna 1 h° mP * * b<*Ck * nd walch Sanford go lo R Coleman, Mm. B. J. Holly, :loosen, “ *c‘ day," Santa mi id ThU Is In line with the prac­ Sanford hav* Inquired " * Onlay LewtoA Mn. f . E- thraagn lh~°l “ Well, I had lurnlp t-m-ti* lojh .- Srmiiiloi- IIirIi Schmil Fu, Without taxes we could have no achools or anva lb* location o f . certain tice o f the bank in previous at and M reT red B- WU- os “ l’ • n , it was announced, whereday for dinner." replied one liUle, , „ „ . Kaim.r- l*-l nitihl held Old , ftmllle* who am spending tha Irny about five year* of aKe. .......... . N iarl.1 with approximately employers have always bee* S “ ir WIKhOUf wc could Flame* swept one of the ntnall Itte* wlU f o n e t lo n .y l" * ? *» h*' ^ ‘ f wo, 1,uy In other towns, stores "I want a gun." drmandrd an*ii;.% |Hrcoiin nrraenl. ■ iberod by the bank with outbuilding* of thr abandoned with tha Chamber lh*** » r* gift commensurate with other youngster, not to rhanr At 7 (Hi oVIork a jungle nira Zachary Venn r Company Mill the xubjk-cl bill jn-t to let Suntu among It* with the tends body, they bare thalr services l i k oTm ^iey' V#r* M UXWI m i P*,d hecmiHo of and prevailing wnk xi-iveil nnd iiuiin-duitely foi on Commrrrial Avenue thin after* be locating oceom- no means o f toasting them know uhnt be wa- espirting foi lowing llt«- eln-ing i-eri-mnnir* Ihr business condition*. j noon tut fiirmrii |irtvnili«J tin* Christmas, lie got a gun, too, a prospective winter receiving Inquiries. „ bl,y »n Sanford to boost irn,|„ if We •spread of tha fire to the larger toy pistol, uUu a toy train. 11 bag i-vening'x prugrum lM-gnn with ' the Chamreport by chapter virr-preslilent touiSto Ho *h° bUy b,,y ot home the I tiulldlnjr*. I n . F. E. of Chrl.lniax randy und five ull- Jim lll.ei Each Old Timer rwif™ w« do have might be under the ImprcsI Tha buildinir apparently rauflit day x xuckt rx. The girls reerived ported on his pri-xeut uctlvitlo. fir# from a pile <f «awdu«t near* dolls. tea sets and miniature Iron- ami what hr iiad loin lining sines o^r mimh.nP. T ^ merchandise. But our merchants sell merchandise o f very good oualitv by which was burning. K'miIIm M ^ x l-.ae Kllrl lie had left school During ihe. rrcreallon period 0 rlunt. wen- held, and string band the ftelf . 1 ^ ' ^ . tTT u lh* t n?rtb down here (had ran. Hundreds o f children, through* V large numben W , inusir wan provided hy several o f .25 kI ! 1 fh t l 2at e*-chM th#lr Attention is tho too ,g acbe^Solad ) th to afternoon he to the Old Timers. I'lnni were laid bore' on and because wa have such a large and attractive too ___.JM fo js fld to nay a vtolt U tha for u parly for the Old Timer* Claw and section* W Sanford soon. David Van Nt-xx was named i*” lram^d1UUly un«i«r th « Impreeslon that Sanhag* o f candy adtotnue u ha will ford U a much larger city than k really Is, hut. wheri rhairmnu. and b*Beene during bto Itinerary odtok orphanage *t Bntorpgtoi. tb*T *** tJ>e man/ vacant stores they might sav, TAM I'A FKN'DH I'lKATKS which hte. A t liW r . M. AppsranHy th# people of Ran- (•mil lea. •Why ohoud we sUy here? ThU place must not be TAMI'A. Dee. 2 9 -T ii« Univer­ •ton the A Copt. R- E. Romi uf thr -Salesthe n ew ly'* outlying ford and 8»minol# Couniy hav* much hteaugt. of those vacant atores and well, other sity of Tampi band o f <U1 pises* f . M- the _ •wwk#n«d to Hi# fort that many lion Army raid a careful cheek will parade in pirate costume* things. -By. trading at home, we eould helo open up TtSS F. Mhad been made of all persons to families, Inclsdlng many rhlldmn, those vacant store# and do other things to make San­ rrcelv* old front Ihe Storking ax this city's rrineeentalion at th* will hav#- a n#*k and Jtyieta Fund ond that them would Iw no Orange lfow| Festival In Miami ford a more desirable place In which to live. , Christmas unIsas th«y com* to the dupliratlon by churches, the Ellu Nrw Year's Day. Drum M»J«y - J.ob* to Sanford are scare*. Boys and rirls out Herman llanroek will Impersonate msrtM with generous eonlrlbutlons Club, or ony other organisation Gaeparilla, famous loircaneer o f o f school usually seek Jobs in stores and offices but planning on distributing Chi tal­ to th# wap * f cash, food, or toys. mas baskets. He pointed out that Tamps history, and his follow***, they seldom gat th*ao because there are not many of Yesterday * total o f $79 was th* Empty Stocking Fund officials member* of the pirate Um m kinda of Jobs to be had bore. Bo they have tc la to'Ih o Bolvallcn Army were cooperating fully with th# torn to fam ing and other lobs that offer practically ~ ‘ tho Elk*. bo flitore and we should all be concerned about our Donations were received yester­ French Report Allies Have SunkAt Least 50 Nazi Submarines Since Start Of War Jane H illyard, Oldest Resident. Died Early Today Red Planes Active; Had Lived In Few Bombs Fall Pioneer Seminole C o u n t y Aid Offered Uruguay If Graf Spee Had Failed To L e a v e For Over 92 Years Sixteen prlie* will- l* offered the winner* In. the annual ClirUtm»« Ire# eonte»t apon*ored by the Sanfoid Gaiden Club, 61m. Harry lleemn, thalrman o f ' >he commlllce in rhaige, tuid loiliy, adding ll.it*- thone who dealre to enter should do so Immediately. The conic*! is sponsored hy the clnb In order to promote outdoor decorating during the Yulrtidr, reason, which add* mcch to the hrautj- of the city. It wax pointed •out. M s. Ilccrrn stated that the club would award fln t, xecimd tnd Ihlid prise* for the bext deco­ r-led rnldoor living Chrlxtmax t-vr{ flrxt ond rreond »nd thirl prlr.i.x for the best ensemble nnd veals Study Being Made To Learn If War Aet Committed Billy Fleming Is Winner Of First Prize In Contest SUICIDE Body Of German Of•fiver Is Found In Room Of Naval Ar­ senal Early Today Bids (xoodhye To Shin’s Officers Marian Pearson And B i l l y Gray Also ! Get Essay Awards Woods Fires Are Rickenbacker C ostly, Declares) Predicts Death Chief Cleveland! Of Great Cities m Death D e c i s i o n Was Made Sunday Setting Of Fires Is Aviator Says Germans Forbidden By City Can Destroy British And State Statutes Fleet With. Planes Aged Resident Is Rpir Down By H it And' Run Driver " V iS T iA cxe. “ Why We Shoujd^Buy In Sanford” Mrs. Ingley Explains Seal Sale Importance Baker* Lehmann Discuss Plans Fur Conference . Campbell N a m e s Committee To Aid Tourist V i s i t o r s * 7 30 Children Are Club’s Guests At .Christmas Party $20.05 (iiven For Finnish Relief By Seminole Citizens WI*A Nursery Got-s Gifts At From Santa Lunch ,f« » M*•^ S ^ tfL»Pi,0,,3fiShe0rf ^ Tourist* Urged To Register At G Of C Atlantic Bank Staff Receives Yule Bonus FFA Hold Old Tiinem Meeting: Last Night Flames Sweep Small Building: At Old Mill r Santa Claus Is Greeted By Hundreds O f Children In Copnty Communities nlyWh'Pf?P,^ ,reeH°nt 10 Highest Total For Single Day Shown By fyipty Stocking Fund • ygrgg to future. Wa can't improve circumstances by not buy* ing at home and keeping our money hare, circulating th* town s stores and helping open more place* of LOCAL WEATHER day from th# following! A friend, $3| Julius Dlngerfslder, U j Liana Generally fair tonight *jh| CM). $10( Frlmdst SJO^ Rita Thursday, preceded by lhsw»W $877.39, to M3 to U £ to reoth th* , la extreme south portion this af­ Empty ItoskJag Fund of/ieiala Theatre, $$i Ball'u Christ- Chapter D. A . B . $3( Chos# A ternoon. Colder tonight, scattered to for 100 Company Employees, $47AO. light frost extreme north p a rt!**. -i - . j j -v-> J.rJ � 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, 1939 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 19, 1939 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 19, 1939. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 19, 1939; <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/aa5f74d741949e53720d21db33114516.pdf 235f769527c874ab92e8f4876826695c PDF Text Text In co-operation with Mayor Higgins’ campaign to keep Sanford dollars in Sanford, we the local m er­ chants and business m e n 'h a v e Bignejl a pledge card like.the one illustrate^ below. It is our sincere desire to do our p a rt in m aking the camfcifefr a success and thereby help to build Sanford into a bigger and b etter MERCHANT PLEDGE *■ | Hon. Edward Higgins. Mayor City of Sanford , l)e«r Mr. Mayor: 1 will cooperate in your plan to keep Sanford Dollar* tn Sanford and pledge myaelf to the following: 1. To carry such stock of goods as are necessary to fill all demands and to sell a t such prices to meet competition. 2. To purchase all supplies and, accessories, except stock for resale, as are incidental to my business in Sanford as fa r as possible. & To impress upon all my employees the importance of spending th eir wages in Sanford Mindful that much of the trading out of town'comes through mdivi<iiu&l thoughtle^iw8^ the. merchanta o t Sanford wish to appeal to each person to survey:his or herparticular needs in the Hght of dvic welfare before concluding that a pur­ chase must be made in a neighboring city. v . We realize that in.som e rare instances a certain product may not.be available in Sanford, and in these instances we have no atuurel with the person who goes elsewhere to purchase. It is only in the cases when people buy indiscriminately out o f Sanford without local investigation and with no thought o f the loyalty t 0 the town in which they live, that we wish to make our plea. We are conscious o f the fact that the success of the present cam­ paign must come from the mass of individuals in Sanford. Unless each person in Sanford co-operates, the plan is doomed to failure, and (Ntr merchants will continue to be penalized and handicapped as they haV? in the past, and will not be able to succeed and improve their stores as we all Upsire. * There is no power on earth that can make people buy ideally, unless It Is the power of pubUc opinion, and if this power of public opinion.can be so directed as to discourage, or rattier abolish, the practice o f many In trading elsewhere, then evervone will be b enefited: the merchant, the individual citizen, and the d ty a 8 a whole. his Advertisement Is The First In A Series Made Possible By The Following Merchants And B. L PERKINS L O U * C T NICK'. W BAR C. L * M . d in g f El d e r CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP ji- .-■« tj. l j . u : i SANFORD ELECTRIC scorn STANDARD nupaoL Y 1 .♦Hill*,'. •- FLORID. UARANTY f iBSTRACTCO. * GLASS CO R B . POPE GO, IN C ’ HOFMANN sa n fo : BUICK RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. BRIGGS THE JEWELER 1 H > 1 H R 00, wi .4 ^ *w f o p J TOUCHTON DRUG CO. SEMINOLE ST, JOHNS MONKSBILLARD COLEMAN’S DRY CLEANERS RIVER LINE CO. PARLOR WIGHT THE YOWELL CO. PETER PAUL’S WIGHT BROS. CO. GROCERY CO. THE STYLE SHOP STRICKLAND BEAUTY 8HQPP COCA-COLA EMERICK MOTORS, INC J. C PENNEY HARDWARE CO. BOTTLING CO. COMPANY FLORIDA STA^E K. W. FRUIT CO. THE SANFORD roubdllat; ATLANTIC BANK OF NATIONAL BANK & ANDERSON - SANFORD SECURITY COWAN CO. HILL LUMBER MATHER LUMBER CO. * SUPPLY YARD FURNITURE CO ALTMAN TABLE SUPPLY LEE BROS. WERT f j CHEVROLET CO. STORE PALMETTO IR E JEWELER GROCERY STORE >• PLUMBING WALTERL & R ENGLISH TUXEDO FEED COOPER * SUPPLY CO. SANFORD CASH FEED STORE VALDEZ HOTEL SANFORD • MONTEZUMA MACHINE CO. HOTEL KENT MOTOR CO. SANFORD A ’• V ’J.L1------------W. R REITZ GAS CO. r w ,. •^ 1 ^ CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. TIRE SHOP �( *TT 1 • 5 ^ r SctJ boI* Comtjr P ro lK d I b r t Pratt And Vegetables Thin Any Bliallar A rts In A«Krkd I f u r a l i i Sin ford fa The Only CeMrAi Florida City Affording Rail, HIghwn, And Water TraaERortatlon AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SANFOltD. FLORIDA. MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1939 Light Armour, Slow Speed, W eak Spots In Nazi Raider B rou n Germany, Britain .^M atch Claims For r Air, Sea Success D ie s A t A ge O f 51 In N ew Y a rk ' Setwtor Thomas Has Ideas On Subject That Fails To Jibe With General Staff F a m o u s Columnist}• Succumbs A f t e r FheumoniaDevelops i From Heavy Cold ~ Solon S u g g e s ts Airport Expansion NEW YORK, Ihc. 1K _(A *)-! Haywood l i m n , fit, colum nist1 Slid |>rv»klrnt of (tie A uuvkuii j neii»ut|>vt tin.M. iliid ludry ».» the C olum bia.Pits, j tridan Metli j Cal ren ter where lie \vui taker • Thuimlay night whin pm-uin inia dcvi-lipid from n mnvy cold. I lie liiul la in uiiniiisviuiis time’ of th r lin e . A nitlvo i f Hiouklvii, tit! atm led lor n lime n t . ilitivnrJ mid M iiirril lucrepa|ier wiirk. In 1 HHM • n n reporter on th r Nrw Yuil; ’lelcgtwpli. lie thru wolkril O U .tlr Ncer Yoik Tribune t ' epdirk iilitor, dianiallo critic. Woild t a r c. rnspondent. H« wvnknl on the Nrw York W oill War Department O ff idalsAgainstM any Anti-Aircraft Guns WASHINGTON, Dc«. 18. ■(AP)—Military recommcnitionn of a . congrea.ilonnl g ro u p '.b a s e d o n A 16 ,0 0 0 - to d s y .s . l r r o d u p a jR u m e r.tfi o v e r th e b e a t m cilhode o f b o ls te r in g n a tio n a l d o fe n a e a . P ro p o a a la w e re a d v a n c e d bjr B c n |te r Thom**, spokesman fo r 1( senators and representa­ tives th e t-d o n o t jib* (a many peltW elare w ith exprtxacd Idea* of th e '-g e e rra l arm y staff. "Thornne .gvggvited an expan­ sion <af. glees o f alrportx and trelnfofr i f te a f o t troopg] gpordIn a up tt*£toroductlon o f semianA m atic rli)«», and to mod* «MM ifWld artillery vrlth immeiPon to defense from ’a r ' D epartm ent off If lala Uiosleitle over Ingresarcruft ,'ttr n a e i before tr-m easures eonxlderrd taut.. They • claim tt a i r c i a f t g u n s 'to daYork, and oth er large Id require the bulk of l d efeat* • fund*. The d bo outmoded before It waa clsjmed POO te e d a d ito defaod Lon- . Nazis Claim 34 E ng­ lish Planes, 4 Mer­ chant ShipsDestroyed N ear Helgoland MASTER OF GRAF SPEE German Cruiser Reported Sunk Ronort Pnrlnrcs Nine Finns K i l l e d 700 R i i ° ?nr Soldiers Uon-lqfp.t r»n«« ! T’. r * t n i r C rrtritt’ vnd p tn ti h c ’l *-] | r '- - ■-1 -„r(.ft.- n m l r - t « rir . . i , . t ./• ♦ -f> r.m nt'v'i* •UU ll ’ 111," -. • • *’. , r - f t h r i-|Mil’t« n ■ ii) r f!rri f c' r r-: n o rto ll n f . . . • V Ml*, . nt Tv- i! 1 N , , c 5"«-m n i.r - I’ C -IIIM ' - -Ri.-h ! i * " f 11,-1- ’ it ;r » pLinwn were mi.l lo |r t-*t ’ ’ ) .- I r e l i r ll The nd it »1 ?*+* - - n of bolilhi- t LiiiI •link ’ivir Brit* •Tirr.l ll I- Two"'Aeniiira* heels w are found in the tie rra a n pocket battler hip. Admiral ttra f Spec, w hin she vttrk lie lian-feried ' hi/ led th ree British crvlaera. Shell* from rix -in rh gun* tinped through arm our plutir,.- found to column, • It Rceni* To Mr," to thr New York I W . Ill* I tret nni Ight, more like a cruiser's than a battleship's, an.I th r S ie r w io too alow. Wn-i-'ei**e of battle lari rolum n. In that p ip e r a p ­ u the dccka of the ra ld rr d> seamen patch hole*, above, in Montevideo. pealed F ridiy. WPA Project To Be Prepared On Orafege Boulevard COLUMNIST DIES Meriwether And Brilhdays Are Son Are Injured ♦ Celebrated By In Auto Mishap — .. Rotary Members r’.j I). Meriwether Slid Ilia B>yvnt Ji.lii ,un. Hilly, w eir iiljuivd $52,000 Road Improve.r a e n t Is Planned; Bond Offers Asked County E nulntcr *Fred T. Willland^w«3 dlrccled to prepare a WPA p rtje e t for t h | widening and repaving of Orange Boule­ vard. v e s t of Hanford, a t o apcelal meeting nf th e / Bnant <>■ CotMly Commissioners in the Court Ilotue Salurtluy aflerm on. i The action l y / t h e lkmbl ft**' inn seriously when tIn- itulu Gray, Puleston, Byrd but In which th<y were riding m l■ Itiliel with a loaded fish nml AndTurnerHonored | poultry trurk nil Felrry ■Avenue, after sundown fast rig h t. A t Weekly Luncheon | klimil) II.lli th r trurk nml the .vuto hi itiitnin vrknntvl ■-.- • • lo » .f I In- three m erchant ship*, but i-i-laecd n ilriti-h subm arine auk ii d.Ollll-tiin lii-rmnti erulanf Thumdn.v. tienuun officials denied the l...« nf t!u- -cruiser. The tiiid Spec settled In the Hlv^r Plate ntud where she was scuttled by her crew o ff Monte­ video. Most of Uie crow, rnoro than l.OUli men, arrived a t Rurnos Aires where high A rgen­ tine offtrials declared they would U liiter/i-J,. l»u. v f tk r c i Would, hi- released If they pledged Id refm in from fu rth er part In the war. , In the ltns->inn-Finni»h war, r,-pints reni-hed (!"|ienhiigen that nine Finni-.h siddieci* killed 700 Itussinns masM-il on a load and i-vposi-d ditei-lly to l-'tnntsh guns! Autlm ritatlve Rerlin ..iiurcfs . , ajll elalm dam- .... ” .... . . whii-t Mr. M rriw rlher was thling. O utslanillnr prmimvlitlra whoeo a| mMt ro n ,,,!,,,!, tirth ilu y i were rrleh m tid liy III* ||,h i f . accoiding to Deputy Rotary Flub I.-lay iiiclmlnt Tho | s h t j l f Jwik Hick anti who ill- | mas Fnllyli . Martin Van llurvn. J vrstlk'uted. Fnpt. linns |jtu g s.tn rff, letl, w in nn.ni.ie is shuwu a- li Woutimw WiNnii, A ml retv Jnrk- , ilu truck was enroute to Or-1 . .■..-...■it' In protrat the Frugun.t tin gnvri iiiurnl's order Hint' the ..... tnn, (letirrnl liriirg e Fnster, T^ul* battleship Admiral tira f S|>cr inu-l rlm r nut of the hiulim l i lr I'nslrur, Ath.nrnl (Irorgr llew. fl«h and oysters Innn the Ka*l ! ty , l.inlwii- Vi.it Beethoven n n t coast and Mr. M rriwrlher wn i I yesteiday aftciliuun In compliance with rules of intem nliunul law ninny o lh ti'. in nihlitlun In tlu'i rinnute to his homo nt the time : thot n waiahlp ran slay In a neutral port only 24 hours fur rrpalrt. nirm lars, 8. li. Fun}, I '1'. Samuel tji.- ucridrnl necurinl I'lllvst'.n, r r p .r rlltgil liy Proair IHRy MnlwwUirr was thrown vfR r. Wkm Ww lki.it, S t M w Tuettee fitlnr the aiitA-ns 41* Iwnnsi over nml T. llrti'lforil llyrtl. ' nml sustained n severe gash on I'resltlt nt M arlin Itram an- I tllc |„.n(l , inA n^ uiht.r minor ruts noomril there «„ul,l lie no meet- , Ml„t tru lsrs but h i- romlitionwas Mng in the riot, nest Mumlay «>i | r,„„Klernl ariluus. Mr. MvriHie week lifter on oecuunt nf ( „ rt|„,r u|,0 ,„ ff, nsl t uts unit (h iN Im u - nml New iin r s . J , l.rulst s nml Imth weir 11tWt.11 lu 1 nest mis'tli’" will In- no Jn n iuii, the hospital. The driver of the N, W. (!. Klriiiiiig was ludiu tr I liuck and iiiiulhei urcu|unil Into tln< rhih os n nrw mouther. escaped Injury when the loadeil m ....... A. It. Mnlthir niiiiuunrtHl Hint vehicle turned uvrr In the mlddlr E d g a r O th c rH In ju re d W u itH K ille d T w o 'W aller Head, president of Un­ of the highway. Ruth of the ft out Af I ll q f i f ' fr"lnof tlruguuy rhaiging ita ry ItilrrnaUnmilr, would address wheels of the Irvck were knocked In titu n tly A s B u l­ 1 II 8 I I l ll ll tI iI f) II nII | “K''’ violatii.il Inti-rnutionul law ina. with F enlri'l FlurhU Rotary clubs In off by the force i f the collision. • ir iju liiiig lluGraf S| mt to liavo le t P ie rc e s B ra in on IVe. 27. ' i..# ----- ,j Hlh hiif f ic in illy rulnf.llt hU wife, died today a t the ago Orlando In presenting Hr. C iuy with r |.nirr.l Itiiti«li nrw»|i«|K*n« tallrd of 51 from pneumonia. Broun trowel, n lone of rlgara, und two a m a r .s i \ . i »,r in ui*i A hunlinu trip In tinhiimnii-'k I lit* ii iillliiiK "ignnlili* waa active fur many years as tleki'is to the “ Finest theater in west nf IsiiigiiiH-l i-lull'd in tiu- Five yout Ii I.iii lit .l In ilriitli IihIii) A Inn I ..f iMif.wil.ly Letter Ja|>* a newspaper lep o rtcr and col­ Hi ruin'd- ('minty,M Fhnrlc* Mor U v . im I i niii'M \hieiieaii ri-lutiuMA eanm um nist and until hla death was rlsiiii, wlio hnd rlinre.-e of the pro. gi-dy thin ....... line f« r t-dpiii j Ih " fin* . Ins. - ,v*-|'l president of tho American News­ grain, said, "his hnhhv Is ganlen I.ii inilui. fi miii the Far K ad totluv when Walt", 22-)>*" "Id -i'll id Mi "I'd tliuird lull" u«i-d n Minister paper Guild. H«feli»sr4 M r o a r Slsl m lltnil foi fti1 tin- .l.i|iuiie-e Foreign (i. Wulls, i.f 2111 Mill'll nf ll GcnlNIR Noiniiin 11>]«l AniLnNRnilor Grew u 1 Avt’iiut*, A vi'iniii wlm hms iimiuiiil) killftl Mi- niimlul * I'liililtm nrni (iim v _______ I lie Viin^tze River will lie opetirtl WEST PALM DKACI1, Dt-r. IN | vthrit the Lull, i of « m l. i.n i- wimnI, m f«*w itiili w* f i , iii AuitU'vlu. lu iiuviRHli.iii Mu fur ui Nanking, — — Judge II. Donnell, foi- tlutlHlIy tliaclitudill, und |ii«-nrd Dr. K. II Si IivahII, Mi|H‘rtntvii riuaing the river ty traffic by iner Judge of the 15th JudlrUI \}\n |IIMi,| tlrut of (lie* m lfiH,| »ni»l llii* ilctiii tliiul iiuueiix in one of the It* By MABEL CHAPMAN Circuit, one-lime City C. minis j iH-putv 1,'n i ifl Jock lli. k-mi w eir: Floy.I I •> 11Ii*. I.*», Snvnmmli sue* floo.liiiy lelatluiu. slonor and Mayor ef West l*alm | wh„ ..... . Winner of 5th Prim 7 . F i.ik . If.. A ilanta; William Reach, became a randldatc la Iasi MONTEVIDEO, Dec. IP - ( 4 7 '■ ■. ‘ .which ciiw u l the ii« » .." • f l i - l ' .Hoyt , . . . night for the Florida Attorney nrlf | fatal hunlii'ii caaim ll). it |H ,iln i I roumana, . . . V uldostn; t u i ti» — I'ruud and powerful marauder W h a t b e t t e r w a y c a n a c i t i t r n h e lp hin to w n th a n Ccneialshlj rip. - Ihst ulls and III-immimii*iJ Hargvant, Rargoant, 17 that Mr. W Wulls Ills irnm|Mll17,, (ialtiravillr, tiamraville, lis of the high sens I lie Nasi pocket to r u n t r lb u t o j t a g r o w th iw t h a t h o r a n re a lly l»c A t one time a vice chalmmii of loll, lu-slle ■llon itid, IVCIS- ,-nii"ilr Furwoml I IX-veh, ngc unknouib battleship Admiral Graf Spce wax p ro u d o f i t ? S a n fo r d , t h e tu w n in w h ic h w e liv e, in tho S late Drinociallr Executive home lifter sivi-inl hniir- in Hie Asign -1it I blown up and sunk Inst night to Fum m ittrr, Ihnindl lu his an- woods when n ili-er wiis riglilisl. Nathalilrl I’etei V. Decatur, nml snvo her from defeat and destruc­ . th e h ir g e a t gltiglo v e g e ta b le n h ip u in g c e n t e r a n ti c e le ry nounccinrnt said. "I was born u Arrurding In the arcsHinl, Mi. William Mui-Mirhiii I, address mi tion at ihc point of British naval jrro w in g re g io n in ith o w o rld . W a t e r t r a n s p o r t a t i o n Democrat and have never depart Walla rvaibcd foe the rifle whirli available, wen- injured critically guns. f o r a ll p r o d u c t! ia p o s s ib le sin c e w d a r c a t t h e h e a d o f ed from Democratic urinriulrs ua was In-lacen tluni in the Inmt I h c bodies of four of the dead Officials said tiC ap tain Hans j which I Intend to make tliU com- ki-dt of the pirkup truck and at- w trr rrro v n tsl n a v ig a tio n o n Aho 8 t J o h n s R iv e r. T h e r e la a n in Isingkduiff and "every member I •alga." Hrhwull -aid tlir finstalled In tempted tu bring the loads* i null uf Die n e w " of the G raf Sp*o d u a l ria l a c t i v i t y h e r e w h ic h is a b s e n t in m o a t m id la n d " I ant making this rare without lu hit slnnildcr while watching the a linen loom on the first floor rm riird th r safety of other boats c o m m u n ltieH ^ . ^ • thr m antle of any rllqur or ml animal, lu inising the gun, the dormitory, also use as a hum- before the 10,000-Ion (10.000,000 mlnlatrallou being thrown over hammer npp.irrntTy struck m i". dry. There were 21 hoys W ith ull Uto n a t u r a l r e s o u rc e s |n tm e n t w o ah o u ld in th* floating w ar monster, her hull nva In tar," bo asaeiled and declarvd, "I object which railsssl the puli In dormitory, but several tscuped shattered and hri wreckage aflame Iw a b le t o m a k e H q p fo rd t h e lie s t to w n in th o nUa*u if am slncrrrly actuated In announc­ fire, Ih-puty IliekMin said, add by sliding down nn outside piping from the explosions of internal w e w o u ld a h a p e n d h u r m o n e v a t h o m e a n d g a in benoing Nor the efflco te ta of aervlcr lm* th at the Inillrt fiuin the .’It Others jumped when th r flames I mini ", sank in 25 fret of w ater f l t a f r o m ’i t instead o f d tix u id in g i t In o t h e r to w n s a n d to the iK-opI* of Ihc State of Flor­ rallb rr Kcinington • m l r n d tin- were discovered at 1:30 A. M. ; irwailaaeW u« r a s e »ls) c o n tr ib u t in g t o t h « l r g r o w th . ida." The fire wn» not in the m all.' _ -------------------- »----cheek, and p-irscd through IIIbuilding nf th r school, which ha iw lr u I r t f V l n v A u L u youth’s brain. -Surely .w«r want Sanford to g ro w ao tlua. w e w ill H IK IC Jf A S IiB tragi dy occurrvd obniit 300 Inmates The Imy. ,,u .rtrre 1 rraliv.tie p ro u d o f .lL The o n ly th i n g w r o n g w ith u s H:U0 o’clock this morning alaml In the bunu-d dnrmitnry and ia t h a t w o aP.iuaa ' Op. Dot a p e n d a n d c ir c u la te J l-S mile- west of Palm Hprinrs. worked on n 3(si nen- farm and o u r m n n e v aA h o n w i c o n a e o u c n tly w e d o n o t g e t th o near t*akr Brantley, Mr. llirksnn dairy operated in ronnrrtinn with the srhnol. , rvpofUd. advan'agea o f i t alia Expand. Mr. .Walls for the past three Our merchant^ pay-taxes which bdn kern up the yrara has been employrsl nt th e ' Mrs. J. I. tni-ley. Seal Rale library aehoola, hgeoiUI,. at root a rtc . If wo do not Gulf B rrilce H utlon mi th- m i ­ • l.vlrninii uf 'he V-minnle OountV ner of French Avenue an I I'lrsl ■natmnlxr I haM merchant a, whv should we expert them Ti|lwrriil,.*l« and Health Associa­ H lrrel. lie w a. Imm in Hanfmd tu . to hein n*?> Thty nav* earned our support, why not tion. has Ih-tii h*i«v rhcckinw re­ T lirrr will bo an adjourned Feh. 7, U 17 and allendeil Hanfnnl turns from th,* Fhristm ns Reals .h a City Commission schools. Hve |i .‘o them? lf^wo'attend our money here and •rnl nut in the mall. Hall tonight a t T:»0 tbrv .knew we are hark of them one hundred nercent. Kurvlvnrs are -hla father and She nnnoun-eil today that! o'clock. Ma tta rs a f Importance mother, Mr. and'M rs. J. G. Wails, IKvi will »o* ahle ta keen a Brtler line of pmds. Wo "T)ien> m e still some Reals unaca re scheduled fo r consideration. and __ two brothers, Jam es Gay The Brotherhood uf the First , , .roUDUll for and wt> f i d ; t h a t oerWalta and Rarnuel f . Walla, both! n a p tW 'r h u r c l, in rf lu H.. F rank Lr Millar will deliver a r last haps llirv have lA-n mislaid. They . address a a the "H istory of Free- of Sanford. Funeral arran g em en ts, ' . -it th" Vnl- are easily overlooked and WO will be announced ' later. ! 1 ? p 'b ti c « ’ m asonry" a t the regular meeting know tlii'v are tcm -ln g In a doth of tho Raafard Lodge No. #2 F that*^inK?nnuVst M aid* be* neevsw ’*nhn !•- -R'lkiii" was In „rh arg a'd)lul raw er, forgot tea. th at no Inquest would be neces, < f (fcr |irojrrn)n „ |M , ^ vrry „ lt,v tem porarllv m kl|TafMi> and A. M. la the Mnsaoie T.mpla •ary. Tucaday night a t 7:30 o'elcrk. te«k draw er." interesting n-sutim of the nprni- in a ' Fund* from tha sate of Reala lion of the Florida B aptist Child, regular meeting of ato used lo provide medical MR{ rrn 'a (bumu‘ Aicndla. Mr. JinBRITISH FREE JA P SHIP ’ itO rder of Odd Fellowr piles and I re s t. Indigent tobercul*" klns Is a dlre.-tnr fer the Home. in the Odd Fallows Election nf offlcors fo r the en­ • la patients In Hemlnole County. LONDON, Dec. 1 3 —(A7 —Th» Hall tonight a t 1 0 0 o'clock Japanaaa freig h ter Sanyo Maru suing year was also bald a t which We a te grateful for th r asalatancn Rent In > b u ll twee m atters pat waa relaaaod yaaterday a fte r n tha following were unanimously already Revived. 'However, we emsida ration. ara atUl under our quota and ash ( 4 -hour slay a t a British con­ chnweni M ajor M. J. Meeks, president: th at you koap sand lag In yenr T here will be a aappar-meatlng trab an d control base, thereby Mg"wall until tba goal s e t la Stew art, firs t vlca-proslasaasban of the Campball- falling to become a test case on danti El wood (1 H arper, aacood dollars d v fe t h a t Is g r e a tly A m aricaa Legion poet in B ritain's blockade of German vie* I'rr.id rn t; Robert A. Will­ reached. As one man said In _____ Ian H a t tonight a t 7 A0 exports. iams, seerslary; A. CT Madden as bought a package of Bealst “A t a'eiack. A M i aUandnnee of traosursr and J . M artin Stine- te r all, U U te a so rt of health in . i dtiaana of Sanford U to I i raauaatad by sureoca. They sestet in building ». on* of hla voyages te cipher aa aor g tmdar . othoaiantically into . this laargl W a lasts la. Columbus waa atrandad Tba n e a t mewling of tba Broth- up our children te resist dtaaa oa U scheduled te .b e held aa and tha pravtnUao ta m ar* than far It months an the north coast the cure and fa r Maa expensive," Jan- I t . af the Island «f Junakn. Gun Discharged Five Youths Arek Accidentally Is Burned To Death Fatal To Youth In Georgia School day aad S0.000 are }n .eervh/e, while a commercial contract to r OfiRbO more baa been ■let. George Herbs! Is Victim Of Heart Attack For Feeble-Minded,, , lotion calling for o fftia on the county's bonda after Jan. I. Thr bonds are not caltablo until after July 1, 1010 but the Hoard mem­ bers expressed a belief that, several thousands of dollars In Interest could be saved if the bonds can be purchased a t a fair price end tatlrpd before July 1, thereby saving' Internet fo r aU months. These tonda e ra of the refunding aeries. A nother resolution waa adopted At the suggestion of local WPA officials requesting funds with which to begin the ronatrueOen of Pcrmavhraala Avenue, from the eVsUfa, . Mrs. Ann W urth, Orlande Highway to (he Dig Tree Ritas bath H at bat and M b . P ark. I f waa understood th a t work could .begin within a short time aw this project If the funds are made available because o f the lack of other projects. Naw plana fa r a County health e n lt were discussed but since it would be 'im possible fa r tba County to appropiiats fuada for •Ms work a t file. time. Chairman W. B. B allsrd requested th a t tbs new plan be subm itted a t a lite r data in eompfets detail. ' Urn raslgtm tleu o f Dr. C. 4* P ark ' as Cewalv physician wsa Judge Donnell To Run For Post Of Attorney G e n e r a lly > “Keep Sanford ’Dollars In Sanford" For Check-up On Christmas Seals Stocking C ity N ews Briefs cw 4 Baptist Mens Group Elects 1940 Officers Ml M va ( f | 1 J V !■ • B f J J i : W ] p . - n v v y *' J . ' >*“* -V"* fi •*\ * ! "kv.’Jw.J ii)K , iW ' 'll.J»2*V *• 1 ,rir. m ten; NUM BER * ____ — ^ ____ - ' *4 �— VW |EL !> *'’^ t ‘r* ' 1‘' ACv r w o 1 m i . - A * - j ^ d . ,.*.**•. v o t e , <•> .r»T >' .vra*. V - - (’ tTi S , | s i / ^ v AV ( : S'liJ *i a'llk? / Y'*<i !!*•• r r^fj-jf^ Y / ’ J r^ rrr-rv ? — THE flAttPOMT The- Sanford Herald K d* «», w. v r^~ £ t vT -ai-rtf- ■. ■• e-L'ii*’ ...... />'• *** SO, flANFORP, FLORIDA MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, IM9 O, FTTIRTPa trim erANwmn nErwrn, O N D X Y , D E C E M B E R 18, 1 M 9 — The End Of The Spec W ftE T H R EE u n d e r t h e m is t l e t o e slight acquaintance adth him, bui r t M li li ! T « W r » * l lm t » 5 ? as rapt to me h* Is Ihe cnly man I 'know yM m tm iM m tm m im tm it ■cadUr at doafard. r larMa who U funds mcntiHy b ill o lti. T h o s e w h o w e ro K itte n in g to th e N e w Y o rk P h l l h w U I • Jiagaalla Avaaaa gather 100 pciecnt h<>nc»t He it By G E O R G E T U C K E R K t l m e ^ n aa«aae rlata m ailer m o n ic S y m p h o n y c o n c e r t o v e r t h e r a d io y e s t e r d a y a f t e r ­ lw*nty-scv*n. In ftninc th ngv hs : ~w— : o rla h rr t t , in a . al the l*aal orriea n o o n h a d n n u n o x p f^ tc d th r il l w h en th o p ro g r a m w a a I n - 1 The annual Christmas party of M San lard, t'larlOa. a s t i r lb* Art NEW YORK, Dec. 18 —</P)— Is almost naive. In others lie’s a Mr. nnd Mrs. St. Cl*lr Whits t e r m p lo d o n a e v e rn l o c c a sio n s .to b r in g r e p o r ts o f d e v e lo p ­ me *. aagn sa af Mareb a, I SOT. thousand. He was turning one iiinyiml and - .( ..i.r . entertained Satunlay evening at the Alathean Sunday School ejasr AMhWNa of the First Itsplisl church vias m e n ts o f f M o n te v id e o -In S o u th A m e ric a n w a tc ra . One day •tre rn l of u*~-Po< T e le p h o n e | t ,„ ,r homf nn w .*t Fh -t S'reel twenty-flve dollars ■ wees nrul lie ♦ — a e u i i v o i_ u R tn . IISS LILLIAN ADAMS, Sodety Editor *»«•.% /y •S* Y s ;.* cy »v *v \ i »vn > o Flower* was there 1 .fecJJgys,Y < u a iia r * walked In one day and qnft, tie- Flowers CLEW ISTON, Dec. IS.— Fol- vj in hi nor of held Friday evening in the churrh ,i« .< "T h 9 V Jm < 4 5 p e t. h a s s t n r t e t f h e r e » g h ^ V < w ..\v a n n o a n ­ (w ith n rock!lit puit) Sfaaagrr ' s ' , nn* * i CtW monsyrtaChT -*ViY- ewre .F aring h irak fu -t iq .g gtiiQ mreling g IvhA'thwvfVAtV^t. who w^e lo inaVe •vnnex VTiih n covrred ilixh suppci lowing nn rnthusiaxtic n o u n c e d . “S h e is w e ig h in g a n c h o r ,” it w a s s t a t e d a f e w , reived upon the nirival of the a in s c m i T i o v itATna thtng to him a n y aay and there lunch wagon near Inc K n rT H te f called by Clarence • K. Ilitiiie:. w i th eir'd ctm t f a t the Second Annual m in u te s In te r. - ‘N o w s h e in m o v in g o u t to s e a ." O u t t o ‘ ra ra k le la Adsaara class members. were some other Things he thought Somebody recited n <joke. I’ve f i r president of the United Slate* w ! A|iolln Bull lo tie held Wed no* l*.i The room* nnd is’-lei w tn s e a w h e re .th re e B r itis h c r u i s e r s n n d p e rh a p s n F re n c h ; gotten which one. Everybody no r Maalb irrt’r would like to do. Sugar Corporation, who urged J I night ill Orlando. Tbroa Maalba I He Is an a rtlsl—one of the best laughed except this man, who b a tt le s h ip o r tw o w e re w a itin g ! O u t to s-m w h e re p e r h a p s ! The lower floor cf th r hnntl . decornti-il with amuigenicllt* (I growers of the 'glades urea to « •la Mootbo ._ nnd. nthei I ever saw. Every now and Ihrn dead-panned us until tb s story Col. Theodore Roosevijt Anvil organize und take their chance 9 O il V r a r ___ Mr. nnd Mrs. Gordon S.- Mob­ I was o|iene«l rnsuite nnd dcco’iitril , poiii'clDa-, i vi-rcri i'n th e g r e a t e s t n a v a l b a t t l e In t h e h is to r y o f t h e w o rld m i g h t 1 MCNUTT you run Into people v n o u » that was told. lary N u m trr Three of the t ’iiltf-1 ley of Jacksonville were the ; throughout with fh -l.lm . 1* eolpn l«hrtstmiix , . doeomlinn. . , .. , , i f getting their *h»re ef the )( MONDAY Alt ablloary aslleea, sards a t e n s u e ! A short tuxlnes* rii-eting^ fcl- ^gtjon'x sugar inviket, grower* j money doesn’t mean inyiUlhu M GAM M ETr I Annual Christm as party, of the Spanish W ar Veteran* held it* viii-ki-iid guests id* Mr. and Mr* 1of red nnd green. Al uuigemetli■(baaba, reaalallaaa mm4 aaileea ar lowfd tht* Blip|Hr with .Mn». I. K loifan n campaign to i» « ’l »p i them. I always tako ih it vr>ih u JY ,, Mob| I t w a s th r illin g to h e a r It a n n o u n c e d t h a t a f t e r th o of Southern smilax nnd llinsillnn sierfalamraia far Ihr gargase ar .ruth Seekers Class of thn First regular aesalon on Thursday Then he got up und w ld, “Don't Kslri.lge, cla- s p e-id. lit, pie i $ |a,000,000 su g ar cooperative pinch of sail, tu t In ms ran* II Ing at the heme uf Mrs. M.u will be ebaraeg I n G r a f S p e c h a d m o v ed d b o u t th r e e m ile s o f f s h o r e w h e re pepper weie placed ah, ill In th> fi-lhodiat Cbqrth will be held a t kdrrnlalac rates. riding. Mir. I*. N Nipper g u t association to process 30,000 new was true. Money doesn't mean tell mf any mo-e at'vie i like I. Ilnrrls, J r , nnd son, loom*. 7l30 I'. M. in Ihe church annex I Sheafer on Elm Avenue. th o u s a n d s o f U r u g u a y a n s lin e d th e b e n c h e s, s h e s to p p e d * that. They aren’t funny,” And h« anything to him. Not o thing. the rh ililin n s a’ory -ij the 'h v o '- ‘actea of cane and lessen their Routine liu»lncs* wnx liaii«ait falaoe Kswsgager negreaaoloThe dining room tnlile wax cov i f Ft. 1 -niderdale, arwith Mrs. George McCrum, Mrs. went out. T hat’n Ju>t tho way *yi 111lea, ta r . n g rrsra i Tbs Herald lo If id a p p a r e n tly u n lo a d e d m e n n n d s u p p lie s to n te n d e r . R ut* nihlr for * livelihoml on winter A fter be quit hi* Job he fooled felt at the m tm ent. It v een't ’j eied with u hand enihroldeiiil lift inmil nnd Mr*. J. \\ Hull led the > . F. Ctanshaw, Mrs. W. E. Wells, rtl and offtcer* for the ensuing B R ip c re s I be s s lU s'i Held af adtrrtlslag. t c a m e s o m c w h n t n s n n a n ti-c lim a x n few m in u te s In te r , . vegetables, around for several months m d hi* pose. for a few «!*)* of Mr. nnd on cloth with n ccntcrplm * of m l gem p In prayer. Off Ire* -or* Mrs. It. If. Duncan, Mrs. John year elected. The newly elet'Wxl Offleeo ore mala bat* ra al too lorg. no rev . . . ,. 1 '"J1” " ' ’"p t '" ’1’’ The cooperative contemplate* rsl rlllra ml ih r rrs m rr wllb grla* to le a rn th a t th e G r a f S p e c h a d b low n h e r s e lf u n . agent got an aailgtimen’. far him |ronea in n cryntnl bowl on«l Bumblry, Mr*. II. M. Mason, Mrs. officers include, president, - ili.t .Mia k . I). Mobley. elgal hrsdsMCrl.rs lo blraaa aad Sol long ago he filed a rtenilv candle* in four crystal holder*. nins hn-ket In l e Riven •’ ,„n«t'ii.li.m of » Ft.OOO.tMIO —an important lallrood sketch. J. M. Moore, Mr*. W. IL Edep- L. M. 8 » a ln ; senior.vlce-|*r**M*«l. hrw Yarb. T h e R a w a lp in d i w h e n s ig h te d b y th e D e u ts c h la n d b ad stream of telegram s to it frltn.l in Each girl was pirseVonl with a | needv' fanny. sugar mill with no Investment oi The Idea was lo depict n rusty, field nnd Mia (% A. Ponder as Mr*. W. Jameson j junior vinle s s c h a n c e th a n t h e G r a f S p e c , b u t it c h o s e to f i g h t It Chicago This friend was flying presUlent, Mr* Wiley I’nrtin id Tba llrrsta la a mrrnbrr af Thr .lovely ro rsig e of led sml while -M'*S Sihoun, l.ncher ol f ||(ooo,lHMI ins ugrieidtnral equipbroken-down engine, on m a l inho*teases. Ahaarlalrd I'n ss nhlrh Is r ir la . o u t. T h a t s e e m s to b e t h e lie s' t r a d it io n o f t h e sen. „hi,-h woulF make il one doned siding. I b is Hellgttsd hfdni back lo New Yoik "Remember The 60-30 Class of Ihe First Oviedo; chaplain, Mrs. J.iinie M i s s D o r o t h v S t e w a r t camellia*, sent wilh the inngratu the e l .,., vv.is presented n gift ol • Isrlr railllrd I* ihr asr far rr . Knute Rockne,” ran rn r wire ’ * U |io„ , „ f A lthllr Y,„vrH. a s it of plasqurs fiom the class „ f lliri;,.,t c,Kv,K.ratlve* ever Eileson. because he love* tm lns. gahltesils* *1 all arwa dlsgairbea T h r r e w a s o n e c h a n c e in n h u n d re d th n t n s th e su n w e n t Methodist Ghurch will meet a t Also, paliiotie inatructors, Mrs --------- r, Coeklnils were served front i ' mriol.. -* hy Mi-. I L. r.stiidge j„ this eo intry. •W fllfd II II ar aal albrm lae “ R rrorm hrr Will B egeij’ . . t .10 P. M. a t the home of Mr. and d o w n th e G r a f S p e c m ig h t h a v e e sc a p e d in t h e d a r k n e s s . Mis. It. t . MaxweH crnnpllment. h ,K)n| u i|h , nni) t Ihe m u lin g wn. elos.d with i rrrdllrd — la Ibis gaarr mm4 aad «U« alsa ..... iHib^r It t\ill duplicate the pi r a t lit "Rcnirmber Wiley I’ost" . , Mrs. J. P. Dates in Tania fo­ C. L. liewson; historian. Mis. < ed Miss Dorothy Ktcwurl, popolai^'| ) . lha Ilas fbo m r I aritd pMbltkbp4 IipppIe , -J . . j prnyi i l.y Mr*. Hi tman. When Ihr ilriw ing was remplele Every toe who hail iv e r die I in n C. Priest; conductor. Mis. J operation* *nf the II. S. Suirim All rial Fl«M»* in MhlfaMtlmi nt >|>frlN| T h e r e w a s o n e c h a n c e in a th o u s a n d s h e m ig h t h a v e d riv e n g s annual Christm as portyMr*. !n,.|,,|,N|. \ | j „ Cecellz hollow ing the hn«in.r* meeting (*orp«>'ution w Iii« Ii it now tnnkitu: it was mil milled tn the n rt Miit IlifalrliM hfffiB nr* r Im rrarrv rl. o f f th e e n e m y s h ip s . T h e G e rm a n s d id n 't la k e t h a t clia n c c . j Raise*: assistant conductor, Mi loid. i-l.it of the month, with n eupafri wreck und who was of Ini £E s c a rT v ic e ^ il^ b ^ c o ^ o s te s s " ' tor. who wan drllghtrd with the pplnne l , W l i i d d o n « soet-'l hour was Inl.I uml gift it?* ninth harvest from J|2,00il Seminole D istrict nf Boy Scout* K. E. Lloyd; gunrd. Mrs Am., on . . Il.m. u* lower Saturday af-1 _ . . trta n re was cited. He thinks tiiiv'L a s t w e e k 's b n ttlo b e tw e e n th o G rn f S p e c n n d th e >AY,^DECEMBER 18. 1*39 ti rnoon nt lo-i home in the South 1 -.... 1 ., , ,, m i ., ex-ehangisl l.v the nieniher hl#h quality of the vvrrk. "Juvl nnc ucre-, employing J*,000 pemoliw kill meet a t H:(>0 I*. M. In the King sml a**i.t*nt gem d, .Mi* Mis* Marjo-ie Coglmrn, llisr who ride* in plane* is c .0^I’iirli A pari m int*. r ent w c.r (lie follow Ini: B ritis h c r u is e r s h a s re v e a le d a s e rio u s w e a k n e s s o f th e one llttlp thlie:," lie nald, ”1 w*nl Perhaps I’. at the blithest a g ric ultura l wnire unlor high srhool for a C ourt. J. H. Lyles. thnt lx the nntur-.t ruc­ Dn orations followed n Christ- Catherine White and Mi«s Nancy Mm. Kr.te W arren, Mrs. A. II in (he hntu«tiy. an rnglnccr lin e , !iy the tum prr, tion nf on* C a p ta in L a n g s d b r f f c la im e d h e coul I Awards. ; The ronirnlltm-s on hnspiUMizti n n i L E v e r .s e f c u t o d a y p o c k e t b a ttle s h ip s . whn i* fnxclonlctl l-> mn mol it wilh w re aths, poin.et- White. IsOVeioV, Ml*. I. K. I •• 1 1 ia ll*4% . Ml* lighting hi* pipe, or wiping his T U E S D A Y tlon and ehilil welfare tep. rl.d The new coperativi* uonld l*e Also, Donald I Jim«en, Lei a ml trains. h a v e d e fe a te d tw o e n e m y s h ip s , h u t h e c o u ld n ’t h a n d le face wldi a linndlirrrVrf, ni compOMnl of umw pm Masonic Home Club will m eet! th st Ihe donation* In inch li.i i. tia-. Ilriitiliun pepper ami 11 ilee- ■M ef leliaml. Dougin. Stenstroin. J- I!. IMro, Mm. I- A. lb n uni entirely MAN IS MOKK THAN A MA- th r e e a t a tim e . T h e re a s o n h e c o u ld n 't, th o u g h lie could In any case, he has Jit-'l ben. ni.il d t ’hi'istmas ten* plaeul efKomcthlug." Mr«. Anni*-und would hove nn eonnevtion St 3:00 !». M. a t t h e homo o f Mr*, bren forwarded to Bay l i n e * CHINK: But there is n spirit ! Ralph Dean. John Albrecht. (Iren Mm II IK R»rk. osxigncil (o do Hi eo sketches n i .i i . v l y ulemt Ihe rooms. f i r e a g r e a t e r w e ig h t o f m e ta l a t a g r e a t e r d is ta n c e th a n Merriw. ihe*. Mm Jmler t ’jnieron, with th«» P S. Suirnr Corporation, *‘Oh, no,” raid my friend, ” il •\V. J. Toll. G0H Palm etto Avenue, crans Hospital and the 1 lillilein • If) m m : and the Inspiration of the depicting sporting flgir.-*. the gift* foe the holinree were 1 Adams, Bill White and Mi nnd i Mm. .leuel f hnpnntn. Mm Rittini; said this I* a hcokcndnwn-nisty rnclnc week, ICIrctlop of offk-er* will lie h e ld 1 Home at Jacksonville. Almighty givelh them underslnml- t h e o th e r th r e e p u t to g e th e r , w a s b e c a u se h e h a d o n ly .tw o uhii-ii i Mi*. St. Clair While *t a handsome fee. The first *caL .s. •( a. . ___ r __. 111..In till' 1 illi-tlllU* Dll' 1 Hi It ton .L hn«oii, Mi«*. Kdm An oiL’niiiinlion o m m l t t c e un>l ing.—Job 32 H. •nit a'C hrlstm n* shower for a Imy | Plan* were made lo receive tie & wouldn't In any 'engine,-, ^ u " ,T with g u n tu r r e ts . I 11 luce covered told McWilUiniR, .Mi*. Tivd l U r r h o n , lni;ni| of dir-’etom arlerteil h t the Masonic Home. deportm ent piesidrnt. Mia. I knrev when ti e editor r-ny*. Ii im bridge pilxc.i of bath poiv-j . d / i ’ 9 ,1 B a c h o f th e s e g u n t u r r e t s h o u s e s th r e e 1 1-inch g u n s Mr*. It (I. Methviii and Mm. :i| the nicetmu while jjrm iem WBDNKHIIAY Well of Tampa, when she mul.i ill, w . i . Won l.y Mis* Estelle ANALOGY AT A IIKKKRTKI) ’’But It’* my drawing, nn.l IV.. " H i v e the h u n te r with tho piui AT A A " " A' A ' * e II. II Odhnm. w h ic h m u s t lie re v o lv e d to g e th e r . W h ile th e g u n s In o ne l e d more than tho JlO.iHin IVoman’a Auxiliary of Ihe Presher official visit in Jiinuaty aie IIOUBB paying for it, nml I vva»! nn in- «<:c.*a III* shoulder," lie will iny. lid .Mm. IL leimd. Scieoin AI-.». Mm. K. It Tuvlnr. Mm. u c e s proposed for Ihe under* Jiyterion Church will continue It* ' nt which time installntiun <>f of (Poetry World) glneer,"• pr.de; led ihe editor. t u r r e t w e ro tr a in e d u p o n th e A jn x . a n d t h e g u n s in th e “Oh, no. it doesn't lu ll n g th ol a rluvpi* pin tv with nu.irtlJ. J WeM. Mr* j W. Hull. M's lakint? Application f e r u charie* Ciljblo study on the Gospel of St. firers will take idnco. neautiful a t nightfall almut the O th e r t u r r e t w e re 'tr a in e d u p o n th e A ch illea, t h e “Then p tt iomrli.*dy in put Inn. It-should bo leaning nga ln-t tCn’. K x c to r .Mirp .MaruuerUu lni:b*y. (I. S Selmati. .Mm. It, \ Nipper, oo* inude to Sec»rtn«y e f S l u t ’ * rC (k . John at the prayer mio-ting sv r-; Following the meeting U* empty house there, tkvaule I vvnn't,’’ replied 1ree.’’ Jlav.vll pioMMite.l l»ci lionclo sed w ith in a m ile o f th n p o c k e t Im tlle s h in w h e re its ow n I Mm. \ f . Muddon. Mis. r . I* lira v this week. vice nt 7:30 P. M. All m em ber*' members of the United Spun' -'1 i Q U IC K E R The roar nnd the wind conspire this a rtist vrafklni; nut. with a Yuok it* jui nn n iiii*’ And if t!-e editor given hi'it nn ; MeWli O lrr, M*> MK. Nelcon, 8 - h c h g u n s w e re o f d e a d ly e ff e c t. W h e n I h e G r n f R|>oe of the rongn-gntiini un- nirdially W ar Veteran* Joined the Au\ili--i> In fill the air, T hai Isn't n |kixe. T hai's p in argum ent, I have no i IolM Uml . t>f ike iHTaniuii Mr-. It I (aunIson, Mi-. F-nni-e tnviteil lu attend. and th rlr gue-l* ut tlu-lr iinioi. ' And ntrekly from his hole a soft, fin a lly b r o u g h t Its g u n s to b e a r u p o n t h e E x e te r , It q u ic k ­ the way he is. lie may Ik- acrniint he will turn on hi* Inrl mid -vnlk It lin k Aiken drowned hi ni K ty. Mm P..o*l Ihn-ell. Mr Flill)A Y i ChrTstnvs* party. timid mouse ed odd by those who have only n (•fa* ••)•! i.ite nit und nni^k 11 pie* out. O. i i;»h»n, Mrs*. .1 II. Plods, Unileil Daughter* of the t'.m -| The home of Mis, Sheafet w.i* - i i.. Se«nt.i ( Inns and pi»*scnled Slips through Iho dusk In find his ly p u t i t o n : o f c o m m is sio n . F ’e*hen up dra'» waste* l»>ket M m . II. I! Toluol nnd Mm . T h e r e a r e tw o m o r e o f t h e s e iwieket b a ttle s h ip s s till a t fish-racy will meet lit Ihe home of decorateil thioughmit with ( hii-l rupper lliere. k ( irom t!ie ChriMinas tin* !*• by pa-stnu: on some it-cy motifs cut <L Roller. gN K M K gN N gggW K W K H m ggu I Mr*. Frank Woodruff mi tlnk • mn* gri*-ns nod colored light la r g e , th e A d m ira l V on B c h e e r n n d th e D e u ts riiln n d . II In.i^ol ee. , fiom wallpap«r W henever >• u addition tn tjie lighted * hi 1 tm .iAvtnne nt 3:00 P. M. One lone hollyhock lends lo the se e m s m o re H in ii lik e ly < h n t th e y w ill h e p ro p e rly i!t i n 'knit iit* ef Itlimiftll It*ll, ta k e n h iv e pupeiinp done Ih* sure to tree. green it vo |( \ p:tii»lt\ ielio*n ninl ( In'i»tiitu* -ave all Ihe leftovers. I If l«*tl they HOLIDAY C A N A PE S PlTsi-nl ol the party were: Mi G rata that is liimldi*l and long c a ro o f b y th e R ritls h n a v y In d u e tim e . FOR EVERYBODY .. » wen - e i toy tin* hn<l«,a*» come hi hand* fu» ht»ti<ela»ld t \ I.. Ilcw .on, Mr. ami Mi -. < I .v % and unshorn. i te l l.y her duuylitei h. .Mi s. .1 ' BEAUTIFUL— REASONABLE toiiilillli! up. ^ Put lioliilny tnifft 4,,» I’niinprs, C. Priest, Mr. sml Mi*. AIf r - •' 111 I' g u I m m, M i s . Kuril* K iiiR m u '| But not n fnre ut the window Is falntl nr m)u| i arc«»tii|iaiiiin«kiitB for King, Mr. and Mr*. Adam Affal seen In n imy and elaborate sotting, iiiich Wnlkin»*. tlic ( hri.Atmns <linm*r. (’lit hliced ter uf Orlando, Mr. end M. I MiI'li .L<tii a ll afternoon anil when Ihry A t dnrkness or morn. 100 ( i i i t r a l Florida debutantes f The* piinrlpnl pent * of t'lsli-r ' I \\»’i : MihN Doioth) bread Into hIiii , Ih*II and tiee Alfred Erlesnn, Mr. nnd MiI • turned homeward he followed. will i hi l*v In'foie the president I n land, m e RclfaiSt. l.O lltlolf'ta T w o m o re iiewapaiM'iH w e re atltle:! y e a le rtlfty to th o lpu.irl, lionoi' ifiirat, Mli*. W. Il Bbape*; nniniHl ton, for the Pickering, Mr. and Mr*. -I llaln | S They came lo th rlr cave and dis­ The Inst word said thcie fell g ro w in g Hat o f p u h lli-alio im w lilrh h a v e b e e n of tlo Orbiiiilo Apollo Club and derrv. ( *.ti-i nine nnd Newry. ll.l M»*v.. h I, Mm. ti. K. McKay, Mm fo rc ril to youngsters. Toast them, butter 0f Altamonte, Mr. nnd Mr appeared, Then the fnx wheeled In (he grass, fast in l luoal the r i f t I n d y of Ilie Apollo Rail, lie ini pm taut ef (. M Kmley, Mrs. Rennetl U in J With a uifl for an under-privi* them nnd dceomte the to; wilh j Jameson, Mr. and Mrs I around and ran so sw iftly h.-ir’i Only n whisper that no one has Hiiapend d u rin g Ih o p a s t y e a r o r tw o . T h o n n e to n t n n d is \|Mipkn, ,\Im . J. O. I 'a uU in of Icgeil child phn» the reirular tick­ next Wednesday Mec. 'JO, nt the them. ^.»8)>«>*a» x it»i> s^< *tia^__ minced fish, chopped hanf-cooked j Lloyd, and Mr. and M tn the Klng'n palace Hint . his heard, Ito n n ra h lo (M in tlan o n g u N ow n w ith 51 y e a r a o f •tra d itio n Auditorium at P.0U * I . in Pi»rk. Mm. A. K. Knur. .Mm et a h the means for admission, the Orlando egg*, gtcen peppers, p im lrn to t,! Shcafcr nnd children 1feet left no mark* on the anow. And even the speaker forgot whnl b e h in d It H o a rd ita d o o rs w ith I lie n n n o tin re m e n t t h n t ‘‘no M N ttw c ta a i1 ' I R Wutkimc of Jacknonville und Shrine Club is ppoit*orini: a dance oYltn'k t r e t fiom nnd AND THE 1 Aina, Mr. and Mrs. II * .« •» » •! , olive* and pickles. It was Tlw Apollo Club l>ebutaute 1 families el *t Flm ida latmliei | \ • l h«*k A Ike n« I “ E ric," he erled a* he leaped Wc’dncsday ni^lit in I be Sanford p a p e r ia w o rth y o f p tih llr tr u s t n n d r o n f id o n f a unlo aa it pnumiiieul tlimiKb n 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ I quint, C'hailcn l.nrd. J. It- 1 > I \ !•*«», Miss I.enora Whioklnn. Arm ory. When the grns* was stirred. Rail, the oiitslntldilip social event 1 mi old in 11*'ddencc• were p te irn lt 1 lqlo the bsnquet hall. “ Come. 1 I - I Mr. and Mm. L. M. Ilinm . Mm. I. t Mi*- M .nyucrite liiRley. Mlaa M_n • h a ll Im re a d y to a n c riflc o li a r l f fo r w ltn l lltoao w h o tllr e c t Duncinir will bepin nt 10:00 of Central Florida’s social senaon, — BYRON HERBERT REECE think T have found her.” Thpre j W. Hamby. Mr. and Mm. I* \N I ♦i,pi I* i i i i Ikc* Miss M a rtha Tel* I*. M. to mo ic furnished by Rob is to Ih* preceded by u reception | at the b:i*ii list yi-ai Tin* ;\ • a i It Itellevo fh e p u lilir g o o d .” waa g re a t excitem ent In the th ere a te more Is H e s d q u s r l r i s F o r Xm st f i n r n l i * ken of Ml. Clemen*. Mich.. It-iand i t n l Mi s l.oitiso Mo'.iphtoii, Mis* Knowlton and bis o rchestra nnd for Apollo Club nirmlwrs. when '»c p risc n trd banquet hall. The Klhg Inn nod Hove you contributed yrt In the A lin o a t a t th e Hanot tim e I lie A llim tn (ii*orgiiin, o w n e d Lylen, Jr., of Wanhinuton, I* * . the cloh ol f u n s will rrc«’ivr with Sci iiii \\ ii ?lit, Mina K*»telle Hull will continue until 2:00 A. M. Erie hly fu r robe. And Ihe old F O R H IM Empty Stocking FimdT Il is latpcd by Hie \polb* Club h y W illiam R a n d o lp h H e a rs !, o fle n H|Nikoit na t h e o w n e r Mr. and Mm. P. C. l i m i t * « f , oi I .Mi . Horothy Mitchell. The pivinp of pifts lo un d e r­ the fo«t presidnit. Mayoi Samuel ' woman kissed Erie on the fore­ By SIC.RID ARNF. FO R H ER to m a k e I Ii i ^ ball a t r a d i t i o n in Clermont. N. 11^ W. Randall o f Ih o la r g e s t c h a in , o f now s|M i|iers in (lu> U n itn i S .n to a , Y. M h V The t eruption begin" privileged children i« an nnmml head. Then Erie and the fox Sw ift ti Co. reports th* he«l | C e n tr a l l b rid a. ntitcli is i-« the Akron, O., nnd DotviM and Hoi FO R EV E R Y B O D Y E event of the Sin ilie Club and thi* prom ptly nt A :iu o'clock. , sta rte d back fo r the trolls' enve. rdm ln/'s slnco )tKtn, which shows a a itg ils Hwaii a o n g . T h o G e o rg ia n w aa Ih o site c c a a o r to St C e cil la R ill m l b:u le-tmi. Sheafrr. ’ ________________ | 11««••rations for Ilie ball, which year tin* pifiare I h hip obtained When they arrived a t Ihe rave .th a t the prople n /r eating l>eltrr. th o A lln n la N ew s fo u n d e d b y .loltii T e m p le G ra v o a in 1902. 204 E A ST F IR S T ST. PH O N E 375 R in this novel way. A •: if I must In Inst >»nr followed a silvet a n d ' t h e Mai ill t i n * Rail* mi \|..tiiL Erie winked mlsehlevonaly a t Ihe It w as ta k e n o v e r b y th o G e o rg ia n in 1907 a n d p u rc h a s e d given for each person atteudinir pii-tu iluim** will tin* year be slid New llile.'ilis, a n d lla- tin* fox, held his fltile to Ills lips It’if *lf good thing for the Bril ALONftTNI moit i InlMirale. pnyei alid inoie p m dla Rail hi I uinpa the dance and played • strange tune, ft l*h )l|nj Dnugluss Fairbanks in h y (h e I le a rn t in t e r e s t s in 1912. Mi .I' i I iii M. Kelley enter In v i ta ti o n s f n ” tt, ' ,t| w,>,THE STORY SO FARi Erie vvooda asking first of n flock of r o b o t 11. it ha* been nuiiouiieed aotlnded like coin* falling on enrh Ills prime vrarn’l In command of U n d o u b te d ly m a n y re a s o n s co n i G lin te d to th o p re m n jimitcd the niuaic pupils of Mi. i-siiesl two w««l iimb i lb. and Elta and tka wkltn fa* crows, •‘llavo you seen n doll l»> Vilair I'atn ky, an a i t i vt of iiutiie cauls f«*r Co ky-ni.ikuip other, ’’Clink. clHtlb elltik." In 'I,ill II .‘soitlli wit il II CIim tmua ih t G W ilt’ m \| V called |a-eaea?” I n r '' d e m ise o f th e s e tw o u n h a p p y p u h lle a tin n s , h u t it goca I ar* lakan tarltanars a l" Ik* Will I l f lotrt of in# • i national note, mid MulLod ehaituiiMi lo p o f Mi { pail I> Rulitiday uft« rniMin at hei Christnvis iliime ■" m i l e i | iW aalphalla tkflar ' Tin*" n ld rst rrmv said, ” Ni>* '.a tw inkling Ilia hroHa came runF"-te r. a laud-tape artist ol Davi*. a lm o s f w ith o u t s a y in g t h a t th e re c e n tly c iin r tM e x a c tin g Inn l.et the ye ummiem prupme Try to make Chrlslmas cheery j koine oil I win looker*. taatlag tkroagk a chain af But keep going north." So Ihe "In g out e f th e ea rs, hut they distinction cut tlier •jonpli into fee national - 1, ••*■ J . * . • thrm. Cut eOoki . for I at ful and nuts were served to (or the rest of your fi family hy rf< |iiire m e n ta o f fe d e ra l le g is la lio n p lay ed t h e i r p a r t . S u c h I magic m aantcini. They ara ia m u * 0* * ' _____________ fox ran on. Then he m at nn didn’t ace Erie behind a big tree when plaqs will not be d u u l p e d until t I the tliihliei) and the following tangles, bake them mid driving carefully dining the hidh it n l u t e a ns th e S o cial S e c u r ity tn x e a n n d m a x im u m h o u r 1 steklag Laccca, a doll, but * «f mt w s * r* m .<%ty « t* mt uu u u u « u u u. u r- u rx: u u * « Erie stepped slowly backward etm lnu trolling through the w hile! they're eool, spread frostinp ever the night of the ball. pioiftaiii L'iveli l»y the chlldteti. wood* „ . ng. the •h* kai ran away to laak far snow. The erm ine wild, ‘‘Keep , IbVongh law a fa ll p a r tic u la r ly h e a v ily u p o n th e n e w s p a p e rs w ith • * * * ' ■ _____ ^ ______ ifl (lire bundled uml fifty Central them lightly and write t h r names a "Sil'Mti \* in hi" vhilln, arranged Eric. going north." Hu Ihr fnx went j "Clink, ellnkely, elMk.” And l-'lorida ifirls, clioseri by conuitit* l»\ Alb 1 1 Harvey and areoinpan- with tiny enndies. Dorothy I-amour refuses’ to th e i r sp e c ia liz e d e m p lo y m e n t um l e n o rm o u s p a y ro lls. on. Then hr wiw n bright rrd j the troll* ran around and aboul Clmpier l.’l 8 u e h th in g s to o ns th e r a p id ly r i s in g c o s t o f n e w s- * ied at t be piano hy Mrs. K. It hare hrr hair cut for a new pictrying, "G old, gold. ..There’s rartllnnl silling high on n pine The Cave Smith \ltiller .Inhnsiin. }llre. What’a sarong w lthahalrrul, p rin t m u s t h a v e been p a r tly res|K in aihle. T ito p u b lic aen ree-1 Eric anil Ihe fox nnd Elsa tree. Tho cardinal said. “ I'c n n gold dropping from the akiea." )otty ? *'A-l.-tFiileli*” - viulin. ar* Iv re a liz e s t h a t t h e p ric e o f n e w s p rin t h a s d o u b le d sin c e had to ait all day locked In n see down the next hill. T hrre They ran on and on, M d for all r a n g • I •-> Alhi-it Hiirvey -Jn lm nro three trulls digging, ink ( know (hey *r* «tlH running, Ih e w n r in E u ro p e , w h e n c e i £wo,r . J " "V* c*M,® . . ° r Fi.llli lilt .1. iitl-ttll If It lakes four hours tu set th e N ew* D e a l b e g a n a n d now . . . . .. 1 • WOKllthal • llllt ll.n f.M .. IWI. I../I them ." I R ut Erie elreled back to the-eave ••(Mi S i iiiiiiiiIi ” by Strphen lh a l movie, •‘(lour With Tli» m u c h o f o u r n e w s p rin t o r ig in a te s . Is c r e a t in g new p m b - j f i , ’‘c t t l "" th e""n .p 7 t t l ^ Coraflewer* | (o seek I r t R l t , I l-'nsli'i lin n.lim n g u i tq r —F m l e i Wind,” v*c hope they serve lied- Icm s fo r th o In d u s try , flio p ric e o f m e ta l. Ink a n d o t h e r |c r l c 't hand*. ju * t ‘ a\ dusk the So the fox rtin on. When he | TOMORROW: A task is set for with It. j iek <'••■•!' ' s u p p lie s lin v o g o n e u p p r o p o r tio n a te ly w ith o u t a n y c o rr e - rope broke nnd Eric whipped nut saw Ih r trolls lie hid behind a i Eric nnd Lccxrn. " I n ) In The W m h i"—ar ra n g e d tree to vvnlrh. Then he grinned j sp e n d in g In c re a se in re v e n u e s . hi* flu te and lirgnn tu play « • |.y IV .1 Smith, llnwniiait guitar N6w that they are making din­ A B L O U S E in hr i.hnwril all Ills pointed ! Eight nlnycra accounted for Ilk' beautiful rrndle song. Ills tune J - Wliimiii June*. ger dresses out of glass, we ran It m a y b e a Rood th in ir t h a t t h e n u m b e r o f n ew s- j n c w 'o u i wi’i'X w uu a lit- teeth. Each one a f the troll* II touchdowns scored by Ihe Uhl $3.50 O il W a v e S3.00 ! "ited Kivir Valley"—a r ra n g e d egpeet :-J*ltcr rulup* F IN E LACE MEN’S M E N ’S DRESS ft tta f ' pnncrR is d im in is h in ii. IV rh n n n th o n u lin in In n lio tto r |xt- j tic b rerie nnd was ra irird down waa wearing n blue rnrnftnw rr. vet nil;ly of Florida football Icsni 201 NORTH PARK AVE. h h W . 37 pitillce’.^ i nn i*vc»r. jhy Nn l Mamilnff llawnilnii guiharlie Tale, whe rem ember l-rexen worn _____ (hi* F ill, with ___ C___ s ltln n to s e rv o th e p u b lic. P e r h a p s th e r e w ill bo m n r o , , n io thn window* of the bnnquoi And you rcir._____________ OPEN ALL NIGHT lui ( In n Kelley $6.50 E u R en i* ’ $1.00 cornflower* In her hair. . uccred four, being Ih* only man An ex rellrn t G ift f<4 41* where the King rat ra tln r Added latent "Silent N'igtit”— It U'Yumored Hint If Ihe llepiili- fre e d o m o f th o p re s s w h e n I h r r o n r e fe w e r P re s s e s . B u t 1 So the lox watched the troll* to cross the gr-vl line more than For The Home. ^ Ill’ll. ( -Idle Sellkitl itflcana gel rleelnl, inslrud of fo r Ih e <150 e m p lo y e e s o f Ih e G e o rg ia n , f o r th e Id!) em "D ai> -lime, nnd the I’irnlea" I’rirrd Isiwl t pi**, they are going p lo y e c s o f Ih e N ew s. I w as n lo u g h itre a k . I.eeion, the dull vrnn'gone^N ow |,y (i.-.ige ('. F ra n k lin —pianii— lor every tfiirrl donkey. in y tH te r d u y 's susm -nsJona, th e N ew D eal b ro k e ev en , he looked up with n plrnseii smile Owen K. Hey. G IV E CA Y M O D E It i. w ith p l.s .u r . O ne w as n s u p p o r te r ; tin; o ilie r a R n in st. a l „ £ rl?’f !'onPt h a t w . a n n o u n c e l h . *d* *, * ."Q uick," said tho King to a •lltla a t a o u r . t o f i o l E«guardsman a t the door. "Find S a a fa r is a d S h ru n lf! MAN ABOUT MANHATTAN 'ocial And Personal Activities - VeteranB’ A u^liiir^ ^ Group J la s MeetinK ial Calendar e Mr. And Mrs. W hite Alathean Class H as E ntertain At Home Christmas Festivities Sugar Producers May Form Co-Op ;« In South Florida “After Six ---- Form al W e a r rso nals .Stud-Link Sots p $ 1.00 In Colors Mrs. Maxwell Honors H • Newnpaper SuBpennlonn GIFT SLIPPERS i! Apollo Hall To He (aivon On Wednesday 79c to $:{..r)0 ?iW CITY DRUG CO.J TALKING DOLL GIFTS LAST TIMES TODAY I MOHAW FONDA COME IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE LlNFeOP AUTO ACCESSORIES Firestone Tires ami Naileries PUROL PRODUCTS YALE TIRES B. L. Perkins .Music Pupils Are Liilertained At P arty drums COLBERT * ’• - CORRECT MEN’S WEAR W DOUBLE E S B I T HBILL TS Y Woo.woo LOOcool SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP' SS JSSS. SS P m liU m U nouvrll any* Judge Fraakfinrter U Ihe most "100 per•fttF Amhrlenn” he ha* ever wen. Which. lArileatr* he’d probably . W . - . t M * p*#eriil Chief Jnslira «i*JS iniinthx | I hem g o dniy, Hi •trim ,. i iny n fellow Is nllawed irfrhlofn In any ala tod. In rase one of lost and Ihe oilier hi .rail always n tr Ihrli CHRISTMAS SPECIALS The 'Herald will he g lid lo rrrtlv e iinttiilrtiliuns lo Ihr Finnlah Belief Fund and forward U h n . t o ife New York headHU*Hers of firm er President Hoover’s nignnlytlon. N atl sninrr.H rlalm rd Ihe (irsf E prr put into Montevideo been use her food auppllra w rre running low. Wa assume fiom that ahe finally aruttled herself Irrause tha craw’s breakfast disagreed la boaallng a million MM In building perr a r , a million dolkua Vjhaw buslnaas houtrs wadays. It Isn’t newt. -ore deflallHy aunounI wflt ha a taiaUdala aacrailc nooilnslon for L -JO f United S u n «. LONGWOOD On Ikwaday gxetilng (he prioripal, farully and liu ster of l.yiunn school w rrs m trilaln ed by MUa llrtlla A rnalt a t her heme. . Tiuav waa an Informal serial hour fallowed by serving of pump* kin pie. coffre, fruit rake and lea. Thoan present ware Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W rllr, Mr, and Mia. Saybun Mllwar, Mr. and Mrs. Fred w w ini, aim. maun «upper, Mrs. Will H artley, Mrs. Dell, Mrs. Ernie B lair, Mr*. Kuetbpd North, Mr. n o u g h ts, M bs Mary featey and MUa A rnett. Tha fitW -IUndrad Club raj-yed the first party o f this aroson on Tuesday night, a t the library with playing, Mr. and Ira. !>• tl«bton. a s boats, »«.. Call, Ihr rommilU-o. Thnw will (a a Christmas parly for iho rlub t*i tha night of D tr. W. A dtlightful Christmas relebtltlion teas nut on Friday afternoon fo r all tub rlo d tn l' a t Lyman School. t.Tfls warn ix r Iwinged by drawing name*. Tha T cdrU l Club had Ihe first pintle o f Iho aeaaon hi form of a unsket dinner a l lha library Wadnaaday noon. T hr Park la not qalta Completed. There will be a Club dinner each W rdnerAty noon during lha The Various Circles of th» Hoplist W. M. U. met a l several b u n et on Monday afternoon when much business was t-anaarted. (T usta of Mr. and Mrs. LeighIon_for a.asonth a r t Mr. and Mia Junior High PTA Holds Regular Meet ttyllM - PETER PAUL’S BEAUTY SHOPPE 110 MAGNOLIA AVE. TELEPHONE 489 O f o H t h * W e n d « n a * d * fc rra fl* o b i * i n y o u r h o r n * , b y cfcd f f p . 4 4 * p w n d o b l * * l * c t r f c m k r r i c k n o n * 1* « g r e a t e r m a r r * l t h a n r a d i o . E o fa Y ra d io a t its b o o t t ■ « o o o a d b o a t la te s t m o d e ls . H a a d s o m o a o w ro M n o to . N o w r a n « * a i d ta m o A d o h t r . O h b o a c h m o f a ib O r o f th o f a m i l y .m f t a r t o n a l r a d i o — a t t a U l a a Sanfuiil Juniur lligti School F. T. A. iin-l Tuesday iiftrrnoon tn the nil-* I nuiUlorium with Mrs J. K. AlM-rnutliy. |ir«*iilrnt, prrsilling nyi-r tho Ir.islnrs* meeting. Mi K*»-ll, eighth grnile teacher, Lit the grnuii in singing of sev­ eral Chi i*limis songs amt Mrs. \\ ■ B. Ilrunilt-y leil the devotional. A |iluy. "Tlie Htnry Beautiful," under the dirixtioii of Morris Forgusen with music by Mr*. Barnes, wn. n it oil by n group of seventh, nnd eighth grade pupils U u. HOSE 79c P a r * Silk, Fall FaikU aad A C lf l Yaa Will M ak. N. Mistake la G i ( i a | . Fa»or its. With W amea I f l • ii i l k r o w B ro a d clo th o r W o v rn M ad ­ ras. F im o u i fo r L a c t in f S r r v lc * . H o lid a y B o a r d ! G IR L S ’ RAYON SATIN SLIPS Well Made uf Fine J D Bayun Satin. I.aie J] Trim m ed. Sin* I to m ** ** * * M m **'** * 4 • * j£f5«« Eonioua T itle lllue Brand. New I’nltenia. Holiday Board I PAJAMAS In Popular Coat ♦* Styles! With Elastic , Belt. New llnuhl P attern s— M E N ’S FIN E SLIPS QENDCHOSIERY! MEN’S ALL WOOL TIES Hand Made. Newest P a’lerns. Big As­ sortm ent. Holiday (Idled . MEN’S ALL W OOL ROBES MUFFLERS F o r Sports W rar Q d o r Dn-ast Kmart JR Now Waavea and Kolid Cob.ra. Holiday m W rap around and kattou daukU-kraaalad style*. A top-rank |H l fa r h|m . Slao* Board I , t |! | ; t, I B H k'* ^ t 1, k $ 1.98 W Q £ */ MEN’S GENTRY IA ' AM • fa ta I1.3S A SK IR T BROADCLOTH SA T IN R ayea salia o r trap * , lac# I r I as m a d or tailored. Straight sa d kU t cuts I Tka Meal |i f l foe kor— ,inu- n -Hit. (Fine .ele.lio n «l.u al $1 ’*H .....I 42 tIHI BOYS’ SI1IKTS Hand Made of J f I’uro Linen. At1 « • rarllve Designs In Drnwn Work. With Full S kirt and Slide Koslaner Closing—Shirred Puffed Hlrevaal SW EATER$ lli-iiii-uli i-ol.u- Ml ItMt It I 'l M . Will I’l l ! A g t ’ l . (illl.D . and W H I T E m ....... .-I-'.ip.n I--.UI -v*ealei- . -min- m -nniil.il--I Ii -h-i I n n . -.I 14. W O M E N ’S L IN E N RAYON • 1 * in io r or w in t o w Pastel Handkerchiefs 98c siwsrstiaStss * SHIRTS HOUSECOATS slipped quietly through tied aarrlee. Thar* wn. delights • for Ilie Modern Mi*s- (or for yourself) tk o r R u i t . l l , . p . c i o l i . t in h a ir a a t t f a , and h a ir Around tho <*' !SPORTSWEAR...the GIFT] TABLE CLOTHS I O N C E K N E W . w o m an , lha wife af , p m ,, m „ „ . who | K .' T S t ”. h u n g u p in lior k itc h e n a Hmitll le a t h e r h a g w ith n ic k e ls snd the fox mid Elsa walked a n ti (lim es In It, 1o h e u sed 'b y h e r H chool-ngc s o n s a n ti I ,n ,“ ,hp hauqurt hall. • la u g h lc rs . w h o w e re a lw a y s n e e d in g e x t r a m o n e y fo r c a r - L " r t f y to.S? ,urc ,",kp,! fa re , Ixvoks, p e n c ils, s h o e s tr in g s n n d o t h e r u n p re d ic ta b le ' 0Ur m,,"lc ' ' l " erX R e n ts. I f n c h ild fe lt h e h a d to h a v e n o m c th lh g . h e w n» I Erie told hint the story m fr e e to d ip In to t h e h a g f o r w lta l w a s h e e d e d : h u t w h e n h e j t-eeacu. T hr King *h*ik hi* (lid so h o k n e w ll ie r e w ould Is* le ss f o r o t h e r s w hoao noetlB *l,fJ* .* n‘l •?°kpd puixlmt. Hr said, ” 1 am looking for her m ig h t lie g i r a t e r (Itu tt hi* o w n . T h e p u r s e w a s u n g u a rd e d , O r should hr. ’Kho was an il n o b o d y ta t tl e d . A c h ild m i g h t s a y w h y h e n e ed ed when I woke.** m o n e y , n r h o m ig h t n o t— tliu t w a s h is a f f a i r . B u t e a c h "Con*!” riclalm rd K a lu n ln y n ig h t th e h a g w as ta k e n d o w n a t a fa m ily g a t h e r ­ "W hat ran have happfjtrd? in g , a m i If ( h e r e w a s s o m e th in g le f t o v e r, t h a t w a s a c a u s e fo r d e e p |io r* o tu d s u tls f n c llo n f o r e v e ry b o d y . I h a v e a c o n v ic tio n th o s e c h ild re n m u s t lin v o tu r n t-d o tit p r o lty w rll, fo r in t h a t w o m a n 's In g e n io u s sc h e m e w o re c o n ta in e d le s­ so n s In t h r i f t , s rlf-c o iitro l. ite ra o n n l h o n o r a n d fa m ily so l­ id a r ity .— K d w n rtl A . H r a n if f , R e a d e r 's D ig e s t. Hltiu Tuxedos $21.50 Annual Charity Ball Sponsored By Shrine IV E Y ’S SANTA Dress Shirts $2.50 Collar A tlm lu’d $3.00 A Plaid J A C K E T $ >luid» that d u »-ic l.arirc - ilc cliun nf cubiiN and ii.iMmn(A frw r a l r a - f i n r jackrla «t $ I HH I * ca n 't get th e.e fn*l etiiiilgli: mo.iii I earlier si $3.!IH, beniil if silty 1.1 Bolero SU ITS $ 2 .9 8 \«» BltxlMit ill Ir * r a n t t ‘ •if th"9>* I**i•M al’ f i t t i • I• *' Iti-i l.otrro Full** Witli »••• (•••lilit Jiirk ' i am t Mn* h *M n " j a i k i t with l*i ••mu - k i l l h .»• I? !•• 1% Man Tailored S U IT S $ 8 .9 8 llnllywnnd Hhnpa fusbioti f e a t u r e : Beautifully manl^iilwrvd Miiir, III the new xtiipe* ( hiiikIc, double, or Iri|VW* xtripe ita U erttah Nnt*y, RUek o r T eal lllue. Risen l*J lo U . C h o o se n|airlH w e:»r fro n t S a n f u n l ’n F in e * . S e L v tio n o f R tyli*-U iK lit F u n h ltu tn . O p e n L v r n i n K u T il C hrinlm ui* Hollywood SANFORD. FLORIDA s-i, I 'j y '. - a a ____ ^ --J- - lf i; » - --W J ,;.’. V o y v / v �v'jjdi'T'ttfaf. »dt3 - feo. re ry&r .• "V*. ' USE SAMFORD ITSRXLT), 8 ANTOHE,' FtOW fiX m ih > a t , *i»time* WStttr By MORGAN M. OBATTT WAfiHINOTON. Dac. I I —(AA r* ? enp*ulo sunrev of the Ru_.ro-Finn Uh w*f and whera lt*. 3M /U S' * H a a n w fs r o ? 1 i OBtAHOO ' Record Number Of Entries May Run G overnor Ar53M&W: . fo r frsH . n op talla: a ~.r/s// ~ l h t . WUISIIHff Into Rtuslaa tenlto ry , M w akSi G*r,‘U ny tw ,U d C*echo*• The only Immcdiata bop, of w e Emil* I* a eucceeeful counter attack on U nlngrad fr«m th* ^ 1 a *O i £ r - • \ ____ _of _ them pivti__. « nouncemcnl*. Some .W v won’t hut .e v e r.! o f them A T tM W /lA - . 3 * V /« < 3 S r A t" ' iS ; w ? ) " 0,, “* ,*,h, Simepiiio m vv eSm S ki?n£t.' TU.r\ WTEn.VAt. Ki-.vn o r* tu p. , .!* b»' c u ,„ « nl.Cres. u t M UU *i*. uf KloNda, Act* £*•* ISJf. hmTwn a* lb . M IlR t'llt AC 'tha* lb . f.lu w m e eW N rlM * IB Hcmlaol. Cedoiy », aa lri & Ihr m ate ’of Pan Ikrursgn the T rli.lM . of th . tnl apt Maipruvameet Kuml of / M ate t M Klurkta. and e .a lrd , I Ik .r .iW w ill b . r i o l n l h r « T r m l ir . at l b . oftlce ofilhe'C ti of th . SHrvult Court ef *a-d Cuui • I lb# Count* Court hou*«> StU tl Wehwh \P. M- oa lh . MUi day. h. .ow .oc hleSu.s land *»•! bbl la aaM \T»*u»..a Th • w a .r eplany p«r«o n t, o. on J u n . (. K \w»» rallied irudurin. iaiay i . r t. l tsuhiuU tw** rahiii.u » kid loand may <ncJtS K S ! "a;niUi'*wm The ic .u lt may b , a record fW d XI tcpplng even the I I who .ought n a ta ik arl in ilm * v. bi kl* bhl, * the D m inefatfe aom butiea In 1M« o ' ' mV. ' h i g h ^ M ? when RdlMgh PetteNwy of 3 * nip* W W W l O ^ w AlSSreS 3 .i and Fred I’. Cond of Laliu’ City aigHrel aihl besi h d oa ih r haul.. a s s . ’U f i & K t a . s SHINING TUB TURKEY aAtfffORD MARKET REPORT fi!!, Ueruandt UanM 77_T open ■fiord base Mur **Ur ft*’- l*of '•m• •Ii i r 43 Dally report M4- v»ifn»iiiM *t ti., • « “U n r a i t r g iw i . oI,*«Ii te lrti«a,r*. csrlol * > .,n .i,..,. „„„ othti d ia ltrs lor a II hour psrioJ ,ndlag l t ; t l A. M. today u* r sportIwlimea. Managtr. ORANIUHI, - Kl*. Ilruc, 11*. UH ftH»*"'i"l»! H h*. hags. L'U Cojih Bag 44* y" “" "*■ ' ' ,u Nu- Two dTJt! ,,? W A W * lT jT i — Kla. nld. h i . “ . K* l i t ! M hx. hags L'H west. C o n k Mm VH I’, box 1. 10. r,m- w "*• Jo* .S^HirAii!- 1 lhc hu.^tofr“ t4«Ti.;*'u,'‘,l,r" "*w,*n‘u end n o ' U t^ ,U — Kla. Ini. ti|>r. !*«• enlfH Ifiofhi — Huppllrg n.odICOW. ni"jdtrat*. m ark,l Elm. Ulsjit NlrlnalM* and Wdep T,*4*rgr*«n ha. hpr. 3 or - — natal BBAfiat il im a ) - ki t*w bu H —• l*»r ili.x him. t*e-Jic COI.t — Muppll,* rnodtrntud (sir, u.arkvl *tcady, ||| A111! — HuppUm moderal#, d tm sn d tpour, tiiarktl utiaotlled.^w r a * . tl* hu. hpr. 6,c-47c. Ton fClIINWIB) do* • Kts. Mippllr, luod3i,-l.en. KIs. pn ■ilppllcv. lo U hu hskt. 3tc . Two: Germany and mi •t-4ic. Kl*. t bu. <i l-U iMkl 1*r have Uie only force* ci • I * It — Kla. supplli* reUaUag the ftattlap adi Finland, end they are too eerlcuslr occupied expert Russian timing uf the pro­ tective heavy sund dune*, matahea, granite boulder*, an ! i the. Russian point of r im In open forest* between Is-uingred mottMl of Doeember, because and the border, and tb« protec­ toko* o f aouth tion of w ater clnte lusiiure along central. Finland a re fro n n th e ’ Ftuulih coast (because lhc ice 1* already form ing), the Finn* infantry m ust look with considerable tie-1 n t M ary | 4 t , pro great, and HereLofore, German friendship J*tul Jan u ary thaw gave them eup«rior m oral, uvn ■ T h at m eant the (he Rueabute, for Ihey felt a s­ threaten from th . sured o f Ocrmsn sir. Thl* is thVlotuly aot forthcoming now. ran stud no nlrpuinei or | h ,lp , h irsu te her tafely, few. I'.a bu. erta. I il»-l.iO 1* i.eu-t.iv CRI.KIir _ No •upull,*. «'OI.ImMIHU — M.ippil.x inodaral* I.,i dot. bun 10,-iVc. COII.N: (Mlir.l.t.KIH — CIVT bags I.**. Cl'CLMtlltllH - - Ac, lo qua! tr. bu baht. l.u,-3.««. Duppllr* mod•rgl*. COCOANUTH — Huppllex fgW, 4#c do*. K4IOPI.ANT — fluppllc* niod*rnlr, .Irmxud Halil, markxt about slrsdy l i r - U l I H bu hpr. are. to q.mltly, 'RSCAIlOLi:—t M l"U Icpr. Me. IHlNKr Pla. I It* psll* S»c. ^ 1I.KMONH , I aft.1.16— . llu b«kl. 1.1* 4-5 I.r.T T tcr, — KU. BUplillFi lllfbl. J ylit.11•*I Ulr, fiiur Icft UkM. I* If !t«»ton H. I*. Crl. 14 Ini liiir. bV«?*1Si* Iiulirrir ort. !.«• I 4o». 1.7!**2 Of 4 ilus l*U. I»u Likin. 1 Ii; C«llf 4-6 Im.x |J5*1.I&. M1 .STAII h _ No ■upplU.n. UKIIA — N«> •uppliFU ONItiNH: m i n i — Norllirrn jrrllo%r. la lb. bA«r*. I»h».| li; WlflTK. 1 Sa iTi; HPANIMII TYP»^ l.tS. ON IONM: (IIIIKEN) — KU »upd |t|it« ftn . Lvcsfou iloi. bun. PAltHLKV — r..i |.-r ting, btitt. Ilf-Mti, j t t , — ; j nuasians by bomhtng ixtnm *ly 0B afu ag ain st m lm M u Leningrad. Th* January . . . .u J1*** c®«w help by logging down m onth W lh* Russian Infantry und the Rut>ck would b* , 1, 1, p u n ts. ko?Jf. *}I*J*5* But that I* entirely unlikely. If SLj iSSSSi jTr|S" "WU4 k." rek f f r ointonii ia on k revolt lite r on among tho greftux ^dWfVKSuiC'ttiSS nnd among tha R osshn sailors an ^ Baltic. B u t th a t too. Is a film. 5ik* iW 5 anda I . J ! r Tf.! bOcaiiM the Stalin *n, *F posilblllly,—. — •*■—---■ [o rlh e prxient PRKCRIPTIONS Ctrrftilly Pilled •, ^0 Yearn Experience W ent your turkey, duck g f. United Slate* Senatoi C berlct D. Andrew* will have tcvcidkopKiM’nts when ho rcfilui D¥mo* irutlc nomination for re-cle«loi|. > n i t . i t i n c i . coo of w w t j i i r t l o c h and Mis. Hortense K. Well* if Tampa havo announced Ihey rnuld Mek the office. Cbvkrnai Ce.k In full •iiiist *pcwni|*iMy ksi. J J " i . l . W *"5: n erv ..r ia» ."Tircult rn u ri t o 'i a , T r u s t s n t \ih * tni«rn«t . |n»«7d r«li»m hi,h*iohT,M d 4K f.t i s ! ; IS ! T r u lr w win fw m u*rd v T h . T n . . u r . Wr . , r v r . u .r Tight Jsqawfc . a tf r itn t* ra H e rre a * / n . a . i . ta w teas UCTATE OK KU>IIIDA , COUNTY OK DKMINOI.C / Yea and each »( »o« low ar> ar* h ereb y notfti.d and r-o .lrrd -- prr»-Id : r j lo a a r .tatm . and d.mam l. which .yea, or .I tb .r of you. roar7 ha». a g a la .t tk . ••tato uf . w . . .it.t.l.' __ Jam it. r k l U d .r .a .,4 . t*t. of ut ta.d aa.d Cniia* I «y. tw th . County Juitg. -■-> o f bcm la o t. Ceuntr. Klorhl*,i, al “ h i. ottlf# la th . couit tuna.,■ at Hanfank Ktorhla. within .Taht T' r»lr nilnr m o n th , fr.ro the Ilia* tire! pnbllcatlon of th.e inotice. ti of III. Kafh uUltn ur demandd m u.l tw uiu.i b . In writ writ" Ing. and m u.l iirai* oral. ill* tli. pliiic pli of r i .td .a e . nn.l pn.t ---- nfflrr nddree. • t th* «wlinant, and n u l>l1 bk . -----.n u rn to by III. *1*1111*01, til* is m i I, nr hi* atrernay. nr ilie *.m« will b* com . ro d *rron|inu >« law. Thl. Itlh d*r o( O tc.nib-i. ISIS. KItANK M- I'CLd. AdmtnUlraUr of th . U.rnle of tVILl.lAU n IT U . IwcaaMd NOTSCK TO IR P IIT O H I Ihrebale u a t e n HTATfs «>r ri.ontU A COUNTY OK HE>11KOIj : You and each of you arv hertbv nutlti.il and repair.* In urew.il any claim, oml demand, which loou or *lth»r nf ye». may have i aaaln .t the eMale of MAHUIK I.I.NTUN, d .c .a .rd , lair nf eald County, to the Cnonlv Juilgf ef P»ni in.lc t'ouaty. Plortila. at hi* office In the court ttouee nl Hanford. KlorId*, wlltilr .la in ril.n d n r month* from the time of the rir.i ihiIiMc*I on of ih l. notice. Itnch cl.lm or demand m u.l be In wrltlna. a i l m u.l atato the plnre of revldane* r III. tad po*t riffle. .- I .---to n» o r lllsnipy. FOB HER \ d e a u t if i / l • HANDBAG SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP j Fkaev R inglet, >. Fitllag . I* 7h# N eweii . L ate r , R S h a g ,. T w ilit W n e irlM b tth e s • A 3dub* eaperbet. A C -iC radio wiih novel Pajb-Buoooi fo r fo u r ( t t t i e e t ^ _ a _ and buik-ia loop 1 A i d inreaoa. m TL~~ to make it spread easier. F ro m f l to f tO o AH C aU rt ead Material* CO W AN CO 311 E. FIRST ST. Sanford Tennis Team Wins From Ocalans By 5 Matches To 3 F em inine Con- I.VOLK COUNTY I «1VE HER HOSIERY GOLD COIN BRINGS *1.000 b ,tn »{T,n " oMtc ** wo«eW hxvrw . ttppOVUIfll. NEW YORK. Dec. 18.— W — N early half u million FloridUkti* A *6 gold coin minted by u pt1- 'n»y vote in lhc May IK’m«T»»lc vatc firm In California In 1851 primaries. There were 32M W wag mi til a t aiirllun fur *1.000 votes in lUIlfl. nnd imlllicnl obeefy Haturday. Lletlllly o f tho huyer *f* expect an cvefi giealgr (rearti was not disclosed. clpation in 1M0. , • ---------------------------’ Report* fiom cam tlre ihdirited ARCIilFKCT DIES a Demoemtlc regtstration of 3 % ---------048 in 1038,' and this probably will NEW HAVEN. Conn.. Dec. 18. t c sw dU d abOvY COO,(WO for 1?H. —(A’)— William K.lwnr.l P artun*,. litpu'jtlc*** will offer rand! nationally known architect nn.l I date* fo r all. m ajor elflcc* and frl assoclato urofcsMir o f nrchllcc-. many icu n ty office* In a ilfl/t' to lure a l Yale Unlvcralty, d ie d ' in rn .ito HcpuMIcan regldraU ou l/A*t»* xltnas Lla “ ' ' * * ““ Atlminlniruior «»r tl MA'UUI ffiiiiwS? £ 5 S i.r.« 8 B & g a g onld hang tiw .govon their C brbtm a* flll^ U u u u .i iiiuir ror u in rr m ajor m a la U fflcee. About 15 frequently Men­ tioned In dlsecukm of th r gofer- P£e/-OJBMS ror ri.r tn .n l ravrr r>« Hxht ut * . t V k r ^ j ' A i u t t . :,v . op h»ve announced .tad sve not a n .-.end- *Tt* “ Ud h* ond, to domfaata gweden, econo­ mically a t K aat| third, to in■ure L eiln g fM agaln*t any »urpH** a t t a n a from England or Oerm anf. I The Russian* have chosen precisely th* rig h t moment to attack llte F in n , — a moment lh«t abculd guarantee iucce*a in the *horta*t_po»*IW* time. S. If tha Finn* give In quickly, the Ruirlan* m ight well b« ellsposed to allow them to bold nom­ inal lndcp,adea««. lubjcct to Ru*elan military nnd economic dumln » tlo n ^T lf6 I, the probable course of event* 4, I f the Finns hold out too long, would Cdtabn..T*- the — ■Russians - ■- - to r»W t ■*; Banford’* tennis team defeated Ocala’* team y n tr rd a y afternoon III Ocala five match#* to three. Sahford lout two men’s .in g le matches and one men's doubles match but ' all th r rr women’* matches were won. W inning the men* ringlet matches w rre Jim lllggina who defeated hU opponent li-t, 0-3 a n d 'D r. T. .F.. ..JcDanlel McDaniel who won eels 3-0, 6-3, 0-4. Robert In ....___ lest hi* match 0-7, 8-ltl. 4-fl and Clay William* lost hie match 2-6, 0-6. In the women'* ainglr* Ills) Ellen . Bett* drfrntcd her oppon­ e n t easily two e t n l f h t art* 6-0. 6-4 while Sanford’* other entry In the women'* tingle*, M lu K ath­ erine Calhoun, out.'teadled her op­ ponent to win 0-3, 6-3. Th* dou­ blet urn* taken by the local team of Ur*. T . F. McDaniel and Mr* K lntchtn Posrcr* In three act* 3-6 6-0. 6-1. A return match between the Ocala and Sanford tram s ha* ten U tte rly been set fo r Dec. :i| ami will be played here. All or the Sanford m ntlngcnk including a number of other* who accompanied tho team, were loud In their 'p ralte of tho Ocalans for (he manner In which the metchrs were conducted. The Ofala eley court* came In for their share of praise also. Di­ rector of Recreation R. M. Ilerdaker said today th a t h e 1expertrd the Banford court* to be In just a* gfiod condition If not better by Dee. 31. He explained th a t a d ­ ditional clay hax been hauled In te be spread on the local court*, lie al*« advised player* not to ure the courts when they are w rt. HYDE PARK. N. Y., Dec. 18. — (^1— Preaident HooaevHI yes­ te rd a y ' presented Congressional Medal* to Mrs. Richard Aldrich o f Near York City, and, posthumorously, to the tale Anna Roullgny o f New O rlra m for their establishm ent of a nurs­ ing service in tha Spanlth-AnicrIcen W ar. 5 Tie* Team 6to Second , Tournament Of Bowling Club Tram fi led by Capt. T. Roily •m l rpirkm l by Roy Holler beat team 0 three atm lght gam ts thi* paat week to go into a tie for I l t d p la n with tm m 0 id the Vcrond trarrvim ent of the Hanford Bowling C’lnb. T ram i v.-J* th r first to take a *etic* from ! Tram fl. In the other game* leant 1 brat tcaiu 3 two out of three and tram 4 b rat 3 two out of three. Itry Holler by rolling 107,226,• SC.' for a total of 022 tx-it the Hid total held by I*. Prtold to take high'gam e honor*. Thl* total give* Holler the individual high overa g r with a 170.7 wl|h P. Frsold Id lerond place with ’a 175.0 average and T. Belly In third pkiee with a 1C01. Th# schedule fo r thl* week fal­ low*: Tuemlay Team 1 v». 3, Wedn n d a y tram 4 v*. fi, ThuiroUy KaCnnd TmtrasHi*ni Com,* rollnl week mSing Thnrs Per. I (lh. 1111. its m ss rn H H L jp y fib y . P w . |». I*, n.dlj" IV. m orm on H. t’oe* J. Out Krrd Kcoli r p,n>d I d 1*3 1*1 ItI lf Ilf III 41J lit u t u i « i . I l l I d l i t 4,4 It* l i t 11* 1M id m :m mi a n DAI 950 j : h M li : aw i 121 Ml IM 431 II. Will F u ; P J l«2 r.u W. l.iihrtiYun II. Mnrrlalul 1ST Ml 133 444 U llrrl I2« 120 3(4 T. Chrlx M3 114 47D II. Ilnl.M Iff MI u t &ir Ml »r.4 !•!« STM tl W'r (t rvt* ii. t:»w » n pohii 111 IS" 111 414 r w . uii i n 137 43J 127 113 144 414 I F( lull* r*r luT 134 IM 343 IL I owFjr lin 135 152 IDT I.. Thurn l>r. 5 *«*i« l>0 Uf 133 512 >44 MS >35 25TI / •VI* JiM 4 115 IM IM 4rt> I«1 IM Ml 4'4 Ml M* 14" 4«1 \M M* IM 4<« Ml n* 14" 43* Ml Ml IM 4TI - C la s s ifie d A d v e r t is e m e n t s fl. K. W idlrr M .rlw e ih e r IL Well. U I’rlra T. Holly j I bo n*i t| THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD TO O , IF IT APPEARED HERE roi.rile- nf 39 Missouri T ig e r s To Play In First Bowl Game Jan. I II. E o r llr M . I.. oithSc K irrh h o ff Iv a lrld c . troy L trlw lg Indl.ldual av er* * ,, rmllne for w « k Thur*. tlcc Itlh r i a v .r A. ,lw a , W*m,» I. II. Holler !!•: >• (. I’. I’reuld l is-. I’ j. T. Holly l*» I I* I. u. Wen* i»* l a. c. t'hrig I*, m i» «. Ur. deoil i*l • •• I. K.'lhilly <*• 14 *. IL Coho It. 1 I* ». It. I*«P" l.s.U 11 U). U. H ah. If > li II. K. K sr.erm sn lti> II It. II. S u m , d* 143 14 li It. W. I.uhrir.ii. 1.3 13 l> li. IV. Jennings 1.1.13 II II. II. K ir,till.If Kl C •« U. W. l.uitwlg I<ii 11 It It. itro. t‘,*ol.l 144.1 It It r . D. Hcoll 113 3 It t». T- Tk»rn If.:. I li ru. If. R liv ii III ■ II N. Kairldx, ISI » li n .. IV. Thornton H 3.ll li 31. I»r. Hoy Ii3 » 13 ti. r . W,l«h i ’.S3 i* » . I. K»lnh*rg ir.as It 3*. ll. Will* I - ,i l» 13. If. Morrlsnd II* I. It I*. J. t.adw |g • 14*4 > 1*. J. Iterhsl 143 I. Il JS. If. Price 13* I i? II. K. M »rtw ,lh,r 11* 7 * it. J. nm is :« i* 11. f K l,ls,h ,r 111 I 11 If. Ik Ian -) I Id-1 * 11 iv I. n „ i in . l« Kr,d Omni is .t s TOMATO SOUP CHOCOLATE SY1M T SLICED PINEAPPLE .1 » SNO SHEEN CAKK FLOlfR 1 LB. DEL MONTE COFFEE OCTAOON TOILET SO. SLICED PEACHES NO SLICED PEACHES I'm- 11c >«. 3* $ %TI». SLICED PINEAPPLE MONEY MAKER PLCA YORK APPLES f a - Everybody Former Lookout* To Report To Senators WASHINGTON. |),e. IK i l l Advance guard nf Wnrhinglnu Senators in their annunl trebling trip to Orlando, will be |K ruokirs, I’itrhere Joe K raknuikas m il F irst lliraeman Jimmy Wnsdell. w ho1wilt renort there Feh. 15, Fretident Clark G riffith nnnounred ye»leni»y. 77io rnokire are Catchrr* Jake f L ucky DCAHC AhJD H I3 HENCHMAN, "SH A R K ! WRAP T H e i:mitii ORLANDO, Doe. I I — Of Ibo i, 'w ill m-nin rorupi i-c :|ie IraVrlinif <'!• harm s front lb» throe .ioM o. I. I iii ! " • ' , Off k b I irli.ndinu r a m , trbinlJ| (but are miw in trainiaif a t HemiI, .4, A l f |hc li »m tip. i.t flip *;tr*• t itti*l u lcl for tbv r.itU r t.'itk , will hr- iml# Driving l*Mrlc, 30" of then. M r ytarliiig*, coming tw .vym rimI i t !* h ' >•*•1) 1*1 Will i titi|il?R* yin tonlphl nt llu" B ant.nt-O rI, , . » "»i ui in i.••!». i • 1 * t*» lamlo Ki-mrrl f'tnl. n m r l.ong. ..hi. i n . 1940. The*, asroUrdhr.-ds M r rrprrrenlativni .if l ho 1 Muling , .. Ittmiir * n i'i H' » f ! i I ^opcr, wood, nrcnnliin' to tb ii. ml Man •'intrtl Htol.o* sir#*, every one of i iht* •• I.I.I.* n#.\\ • -i . .| with nger Wnlter -Cottnnl). lltrm hrrd to the purple. , 1 **(ill , The n e k ' . w IhmiUiir inn"* m e •Mc»l prolific nf th« »lret rep| li i nS-if rl.. tw *» | t f.'iuwr* M-Iirtlulrd In Iwpin t.romptly nt ir.rtilr.l by the string il Brotland, lil tit it M*i it.mi, li.it it np* 8:U0 o’clock with 10 umui niot ibtughtrro. Clay In tlm prvrint sitbali u, n • t* it • i tf‘ l >flt .ill l» .‘it *ho Twraly-ntlo Futurity r a r e have AbWy, »lrr nt (Irryhonnit, worid', -aid lie would not hn .. ' !•. i • ». »tlf|l| tt'irnlti * mi .* i"a Yrar*4 been niuioiinri'J f. r loiiiyht'* pro- rhnmplon trn tlrr. it rrp rrrrn ln i much about il until l. It I j l ’;»\ Hi.* • p* t Im u'-it* p.iiH Vit o( gram. Conooly soi.l. , l.V right: Mr. M fElnyn, londlo^ rhaiKC In g rt Iho ti.n.i LI* rMik'd, win* I i i I ' ).ii I a%vrThi* final w«vk of rrlinol will -irr of 199!>, by four; two rnrh bw in the warm nnd llixsis ■i . t ’ i :ti i , I* :t|i t* » i• ■«II\;tlii;.hl(* M fct volontlle, llollyrooii. l>p th r b u t i.p|H>rtuiibioa for chil Sjwncrr, of Mi.mi. * to tht* Jt’OjI*' 11 i' .if Urrn ___ to watch th r „greyhound' • I’riiwe, llirlt Uryitold,, l*rolr<tor ( h o t, the morhiinionl rnbhil nbmtl Uuy Day nnd t'aluinrt Crtiaodrr; ther track oval. im r rii win iw..rn e rack by Ouy McKinney, lllgbth ornl. Ir L’lill.rru will Iw twrrvil from the track during the I‘ Uml Broil nn.l Don Ce*4tr. VO-dny racing rrnaon by State . Cluy Day U tho nlro of Kuao law*. 2:W 1-4. th , c.ia.npon loro-ycarOf param ount In trrw t In track old tro tte r of l!>39. Tito nnmei ni>H brrrdingt" ol liatron*, thl* week’* race m u l t i will determine thr form chart* foi the yearling, tuxl th rir ownriti if. the opening day* nf the raring the variout otahle. arei Ben While Stable., In charge at H r (IRORRK R .U.I.BT While and Aoal.tant Trainee* Ouy MIAMI, Dec. 18 — Tho Univer­ lleatly and WlUtam F. Oaton: sity of Missouri Tiger* will Iw lAMdown, Scotland >playing their first bowl uam r tr iM tniuum i, uBr. r . nR.. by ujr orv* Brooklawn. D. B. R. Belvedere; Braoklawn, < hyi history when they tackle lh." Ruy " ............................ tlecrgi* Tech Engineer* in ihr t dog* before the track open, for-1 Hr; C. I ^ ^ M ^ t e ^ U l l e * 6 M h r. Orange Bowl football game here | m maljy a week from Thursday ,u „ r Hr ,kln. II. F. by Ouy New Vrat*. Dey. U l* k I IK R .II C t night, on December 28. | Abhey-P.llubetli (elster lo in . Unrestrained Joy hit the q u a h il1 Tho schooling race* will eon- Ch. F. hy Any Ahhey-tlelen Scattt and quiet little (own of Columbia, linue thrniigh Satunlsy night. I Ml** Greyhound, Or. P. by Rur Mo., with n eyelonle hlort when it an . a in l h iim i The track will lie rlorrd then for Abtbey-Kflaabeth ( f itte r to Oh was announced tho University «.| four day* while officials on1 iroltcr (Irvyhound); Nancy Ilab. Mifsourl w ;uld plays ii* (h«t t'lk i.s a i N f* workrre put on final touche* be- eoek. Ch. F. hy Ruy-Abhey-Mery l»w | game. • Husky -haul* o f iffltm n lb n fore the grand opening. I Iteynolda. The addillon of f!H>0 to tho Tho above yearling* are nil rre c lc l roach Don Fanrol when purs, list, a hike nf 1100 per owned by W. N. Reynold* am! hr called tho pUyer* logelln'r I* night for the 00-days, \»a« re- were bred at hi* Arrrwv Point inform them of the .leclslen. Mrd II,in* A lii. SOUPS In order lo allow the p l a y c . l-i ganled yesterday a* sufficient Farm, I-exinghm, Ky. incentive for inducing morn dog- Property of Hen While: Jano giro their h«ofc« a . much a ilrn | E *c,pl C oaiam m ,. Clam owner* to semi Mu-ir lies! gray- Alice. Blk. F. hy SeoUand-.Mmn- lion -is po»slHo iho r»>:.t of ih" >e ; ChawdrrA Cl.irk.-n C.un.ho i hnuml. here for Ihi* racing sea- wyn; Colleen Scot I, B. F. hy Scot- m rsler. only ."orr piarlioe son. Itnd-Colleen Ireland; tnglashle, 11 have ha,n planned bel«vee.| :m* j • tl. by llollyrood Prlnee Dearlei and lh* time the team I* achrdiilcd • Akla Sentk Blk F. hy Sentlaml to d rn art for Miami at th r s! irl of the rh rN m a * Holidays fluirs Early and Al Evan*. Pitcher* Aimed* McKinney. Fred Dyram, Jam es lieau, Pa il Property of ft. J. Reynold*, ■lav. Dee. 21. :\ So intense are the plans of the German, Kidney Hudson, lllcky Zn,h Taylor, Dr. R. by Dick Itcy Jacob*, William Kennnly. W alter nnlds-Mary Taylor; Ally n am e., slid 'lie d ep irtm m f for III* Ti DLL MONTE M4. I lll'.l. IIDM I' <'_ '/ T o ta l. K. K. Ur. SV. ly hrfi. Th" m rniirr* of tho u.uad |» •y TnlJ Imjik^ thi* flip will probably closeL. u - .n U y N K m U t tHr* Mine oniuuragu i wb. r, [Uwl m a le th-' r r»r««Jo.* fa m e i.t ill" {jnmila Ihii ;- rn \ Il n "»lir.mta.l Schooling R'aces Scheduled At Dog Track This Weeki 1 H IN T IH > 1 4M 'It X M A S S I I O I T I M I 'N T I I , Y O P 'V E IIK K N T O LANEY’S DRUG STORK M E IS C II -Ill.D G . |'||( RED RYDER MAILMAN TM REA PY , LUCKY* - O N E ' T W O ---- H E«E G O G S K V PFK A M P T H ' EVI­ D EN CE A G A IN ST U S .hl-.M h l T P I. iM ^iOT* . A W I O AIKVIT/ THREE/ J U tJ COW 5 0 0 0 6 LOST A*ND FOUND dr, *l,*dy gw re a „ . to u IPHi lO IIE E h P rills were “right” daring the last marluft bought heavily, but owing to the wuf lH m prospects of prices going higher and t a boeineFSp we over-bought We now have in our store the largest rioek quafity furniture ever assembled unde* ta il ttiis fair city. It is abnoat inventory th ie »rid reduce out stock, fo r that reason we rift i m this 23^ saving which We were able f t M i ; miriref u t» ycir. . RED M D ei|A S1 W. J . K IN S. Plumbing. Phono 6Q FOUND: VEST In 4th Ht. Park Saturday night. Owner may HA” E YOUR W atch repaired by havo tam e by calling c t Herald eoa who really knows hew. and paying for this ad. ktrtgg*, Jaw eltr Magnolia At*. M IS C E L L A N E O U S KUW TROLUX. cr.BANBR. Rep. PLAIN A Fancy Christm as boras R. A. flsssm an, *17 Oak Avs-. of assorted, trea-ripened fruit, packed :» i-w . A shipped. .VENETIAN FORM O F RED RYDER IN S A C K S , PLACE r r ON R E D 'S H O R SE AND R O E FO R T H E RIV ER . W H ER E — Telephone FOUR ROOM A partm ent—every r e a r m tone#, Lights and water WE BUY, BELL OR TRADE ANYTHING IN HOUSEHOLD furnished. Adults. T nksrh's 208 PUlLNITURE. MATHER AR* N. Park A re. CADE, PHONE 1*7. PUANI8I1ED APARTMENT 419 GIVE MAGAZINE SubecripUott Palm etto. fo r Christm as—Special rates, ' a re Mr*. Strong 110 E. 2nd S t DAN DUNN—SECRET OPERATIVE 48 O .K ., W E L L GO DOWN THE BACK WAV a n d t a k e THE K I D * - - W E D O N ’T WANT ANYONE TO KNOW ^ THAT W £ , ----------------* f ) HAVE G O N E / \ I L k G tT I . ■ E B Christmas H traas. BLINDS — *0.00 BUY NATIVE Com er 1st and Pslm ettn from window 18th to asm. M. M. Lord. fikhd* Co. Pk tn> p > .|L . TREE RIPENED Orengvs, Orapu- d l Shipper thirty yrera HA MM f p t t ChrisUnoa hi early, pMfiaa a a ra- Mobley’s Drug’ store Phon* 2W T e a m PATHS PTTB il iii w ont L. M /W bE n t . i i it a n d • i. I'MOW I WAS .1 :[ i f A / M U S T . itP P ib l f *m * 1'■ / CT ’Mv.\, O H / THEY’VE PULLED A BtG ROBBLR/ AND HOW THEY A P E GOING TO F L E E --A N D THEY'RE TAKING ME m W ITH T H E M --W H A T ARK THEY ■ — GOI NG TO 0 0 TO M E / ■ } //? O H / l W IS H DAM DU MM I / V - T O W ERE H E R E / TP YOU b a trn ’t y#t dreidrel w hat |« g lte , (v* suggest Dairy rh k k a M ir e te d t h r i i t i a u E re. Ptoca your order early. Tnxrdo Fred ■Co. ___________ STTUATION WANTED rl-T E A R old high school grad■AU WobU job. >14 Holly Ay . CURLING BANDERS wants jo t n r . riv i i n *w m < | CUll/omlm kaaiowuah, m i Cyyrere A' AULINE COLLINS wanU By RAY THOMPSON And CHARIoES COLL ALLEY OOP fell-T ir. «Ui>'l _ S Q U A L L , P IP Yi^J Y OU HU S A Y f (T LOOKS M O R E LIKE MEAT CUTTER wsatad'for •O ik. RJlay'a Market GIVE! * mpermanent WaV* x r tM i basattful il H U C C IC A K IE/ IN A B O A T 1 LIKE T H IS , I IT M IGHT A G W ELL BE/ M 'r- p o r m n ; **"tF w w r �German Tradition _ Maimerheim lin e h r ( m h s ii4 r n « IIE IJlIN K f, Dee. U - m Th» Ktnnlih high command an* neunerd 1 s t night th a t wave af* 'ta r w are o f Russlon altaclu on the Manner helm U pe straddling the K antian Isthm us, supported by the heaviest artillery flte thos .'or In tbe w ar, b n ow n crushed in fierce flcbtng. D rsituctlon of large nem btrs of Russian l.'nks, In-luding 30 ton m ontUrs making their first ap* ponsr.ee on the tide of the R el A 'tnv Invaders, waa reported it* tbe rinniak communique. The w ares t f Itusaian attacks th ro an hack H stoidiy along the Tgrpale River and the eatlem elJc of .he K aielb n bottleneck n ai Lake Ladoga In a sector ublch The "suicide" of the Admiral ra f Spaa last night accorded M the rnclcnt m ilitary—and g ra ra b riy G erm an—tradition of tee leal haraklrl n th e r lliau karflteUng surrender. Wri a -* A | hL SR *i s "n -jflg [M slnn tanka In 48 h airs of ftebtlrtg which (ho commun’-u e Indicated had bein the sh arp est since the s ta rt o ths hostilities 18 days ago. Ju st north of Lake Ladoga In tbs LoimoVi oe*tor two Rustlan • at lal Inns—about 1,000 men—w en “dispersed" and a Russian uttsck hurled luck, it was clslmrd. l a s t night's eomminkyio Indi­ cated tb i t the Red Army had launched almhrtanecus 'a tta c k s •veer tbe longest f'o n t thus far between the Gulf of Finland and m r'h of l a i n Ladoga. In Stockholm, Grne-al Villenjos, .om m ander of tbe Finnish ttoeps on the Be 5* and the Pa I as mu fionts, told Saredlsb correa|n>ndcute th at two Russian force*, inch of rb riit In 000 m e n , w c m su r­ rounded In the y k ln ltlfi of Cuo* muaaalml and Tojvojarvl. Thai •*■ ■ '• a nos has been oern n fierce a n * nam fightinging , reported ■fo r days In this region. I T. Bradford Byrd w as introduced ’In Moscow, the -United Stares by Mr. Merries* >s n d ' pnoentod was a reused by the Communist w ith a bag o f marhiee aa wall u Party newspaper I’rs rd a o f Influ- the box e f cigars and theater curing Latin American Staten te tkkcU . support r s pulsion of Sovlr’. Rus Born In Tallahassee, Mr. Byrd sis front Iho Ijeagua a f Nations. 1 Soviet newspaper* a b u charged Rrllaln with Juggling league m s- and became know a g " tb * Old Ga 1 Ninety lo oust Russia but da- ,to r Scrub." A fter learing-U w Uni* v a n ity be Weenie a mem ber of the sta ff of tba A tlanta Journal where he remained fd r 28 y e a n until hie retirem ent InM he pail couple of years on account of ID health. • ! A m ent hU -hobbles » rs g g"C T 1 flowers, especially rtedej -.fiw m .The Germans sent home 2000 m from their ships • • ml left ICletcn creuu totaling ab ut 400. frnas scuttling was «effected f.____ ffh tehrenily ty dotillrd plot, v n June 20, 1010, slmullannmlv 101 the d rp n rtu 'c nf the Hr Irish IVl fniin Iho i.muth of the Mow, ynter'ou* signal.* sm i. *m l at |^piasthr.-tL of nil the tin m a n The next illuming, elm rrvtlt Hf aunmiuii:. c m r iiiriulirrs tearing the vessel* with their milage, ami a petrol boat stalled g rounds (0 ere what waa going f The sailors mumbled replans*», argued Vs llli- .for .. tea, sis If sle stalling 0a and finally said s|>obgrtlVl I t is n et our fau lt: we are w ing o u t.o u r orders.” wen suddenly the huge PriedI' der Grossc, her aca-cock* tetly , opened, heeled over end J r m a faw moments, u m la by minute, others fo|. ha . . . lbs cruiser Rrummer . ’Ibe cruiser lllndcnbu-g • • * Berdllls. 1m British guard vessels wets RASONABLY PRICED RANDALL LECTRIC CO. Megnelia A re. Fbeae IIS liirJ. *E. J K f i about two hours away, and by the lime I bey got th rrr, the Get* man Orel was almost gone. Tbf llrltleh patrol Unit ritmiurd the Wittis rru h e r Lmdrn, wnuishlni h er gangways, and pisvrntlag bet incrtfke. Mott of Uie German crewi escined safely. > Tbe Biltish bridled In the high dudgeon uf outraged "sportsmanshin." Before the n ew s of the scuttled thlpa w ire leLrn to Internment ashor*. View.Admiral Plr Rhine, PrevmsnlU lined them up, under tayonrted gttahl, and dcetaied U German Admlrsl nm Renter. "I would like io repress lo yen my Indignation nt thn tired whirl, you have pet petr.'led snd which was that of a traitor. It Is not Uit flis t ocraaimt on which tin Germans Live v|r tntr«t oil thr ilccent Iiw* ami n If* of the seas"We have bad on many occas­ ions to irgrvl th r fart of having to fight a nation which take* no notice of civilised laws on the high sees.” Ferric (lion)- aslts. when ap­ plied lo the broken skin, have a strong astringent, m,idlest, action. The Madden nr sound* nf sevnsl kind* nr fish furnish the material fnun which Isinglass, 11 rommi-rclul pure grtelln, U made. NEW 1 0 4 0 TA H i Clyde Line Offers Germany, \ Britain ! Holiday Cruises On Match Claims For! 2 Crack Steamers Air, Hea Success! ." .* , . ,• _ - n u n MiK u rw in rn uvm urn of th* win U r rruU# prvifriun of .. / .... ^ IAjr the (Hyde Mallory IjAes, otM-rwl- <ir” f s '"-" " wt'", ors of the famous "Crulso-W ny” » » 'c "boa»d l“ “ •w -l- f » vacation lllters, m ule lo llurnos Alrrs. The cepi Hrhrduled to sail from Miami tain un.l other sh l|n ' officers w rit s r s lha T. 8. H. Iruauob on Use. imported aboatd n launch from 2.1, and the 8. tfc Algonquin on the U tth s h lp , alsu headed for Dec. 30, both rru ltce include twu I lU rnos A lrrs. days and a night In Galveston,I The G raf 8pi« was dertiuyed el with accommodations a t a lend* 7 :r>0 P. M. on Ibe p tiso m l otdrrt Ing ocean-front hotel. T l« v uI- j uf Kuehrer Adolf Hitler, sealed in o ffe r gal* holiday feetivltira, in 0.U70 miles away, which tbe passengers wrlrum e As the hulk settled in the uuter C hriitm os o r New Yt-nr's In ths Cuinberlsiid ond an unklentl rousing cerem onies -aboard sh ip .' fji-J U iitiili dw truyer upproachcd For those pestengers who with at full speed, to rem ain longer In the so u th -, Th, ^ mu»ffieisl newspaper El western resort city sp erlil I Pm-Uo hipl rnnuuneed siniulUnsrangem snts can be made f o r | 0„ , w|,h th e 'G ra f 8|>er’s depot, them to extend th e ir stay. Dmf,„ n, Montevideo that CapIng these "shpre leav e * ' varn- | , | „ fjingm loiff hid snld tlonera may cxplorg. the city ami * ff | r *n not tun tb,> Ili'ltish the colorful ’environ* lu th eir tiuikadc I’d sink the ship a t ,0 h e a rt’s content and then irjo ln p. ' m th eir llnor fo r tin. rv l|l£ . to Mi-; Tllt) ^ ( M i g h t s cf Ilia Cumbtr* t . •* . , , .. v/|io#e f « ln bH*' had rlioat«4, J p w i a l WJulpiwM uLuyt (hr »UiitUfv«l wut r a s t f * ‘h o .°*M " l , l «* vessel n. eke sank bem-dh t e SS? ■ *n ll, r r0l’■,ten" ,r onm m .ua pall of smoke and leapa u l f of Mexico virtual , , going carnival. A onrnit rm-k>^ r ' M ' tall lounge, suave Archest nt, largo . ^ i'i"w d of ■WM.000 peri-oira, sun and simrls d eck s combined ' T ll' . / i 1 1 wdlh llie Inimitable ruli-ln«- o f * n l * u naval .larlU o the Clyde Mallory Lim a, tele tcop* tlir tl«y« uI Into «wif! A llii^ ro u n tjrt. wttnr*pi*f| th* flowing periods of p ltftu re . ,' frum I ... V-. ’ ! 80 p 1eat * vk the first rxole The natives of J a m a te dllh" fmir-lnrh steel sites trkled Into three groups: Javanese, * t tl^ G m ff 8 p«v. balll to wltbBundanese and Madurtae. All are t»>e Idg ahells of I enemy o f'M a la y stock. . . *Mp*. were U tn outward Ilk# DI OS A MILLION DOLLARS OF RNTRRTAINMRNT FOR CHRISTMAS SELECT YOimB FROM OUR COMFLRTK STOCK, OVER B0 NSW RADIOS TO CHOO»K FROM. AT PRICES TO SUIT—STAB TO SIMAS 1«wllng. that Uruguay's refusal te .lit . . Uie ( llg .l 8i*sr sln In tbe Star tam remain tbs Karbpr later th«n this evening “ le a v e me nu alternative than to e n k my ship h e ir tbe cooet and •as** my crew." The alternative* he rafpood v r f f to r**nms the t-ittle with Drlit*h warships outside the barlo r f-om which be fled lost Wedtic-hte* night, hts ship iplH hy llrltteh rhelte. or Itl his ship be Interned fur Ibe n e t nf the wor.t - Premiere Of Full p i i a n i i m e . id tiji* tain Gulliver. • literary b e n for 200 years, takes his bow today as 4 movie etar.. The world prem iere of th s sound snd eoler, festers.length cartoon. “Gulliver’s Travels," urodnsod a t a Cost of I1J500,000 In Ibe new Flelicbcr Studio In Miami, Is sla t­ ed to appear In two theaters, both Bailouts. A t one, tbs audtenets will In­ clude « group which paid 1100 e Plata at a charity dinner where fevers were tickets to see the fantasy of Gulliver la LUDpatlaml. -. Mpvie exscut tree and noUhl**. Including Jssska DragePette and lauinv Reas, who gars voice id the tiny, thlmUe-aloed prince and princess, will attend* < A Hollywood preview audience Saturday applaOded the Flotkla made flint, seme asoertlng U would rival Ibe poeulorHy e f Welt Disney's “Snow. W h it e / In Jonathan Bwlftl* famous story, written tw o , eeataries ego hot irfkde pnaslble-fer the scrwsn by new cartoon technique, Gal­ ike* U n man of normal aloe who te shipwrecked and tossed an the shore of LUIIput, land a f tiny folk H b amusing apd a mooing ad­ ventures In the film fellow hts dis­ covery. unomeeiers on tbe beech .**» OehbT, tbe town ester. He wipe BATTERIES $4.00 up GENERATORS STARTERS . .01 iso manno<neiiii i.ino ino rinns 1claimed to have destroyed 30 Rus. Web the C.rmitn.'i n-roinplislicd Bile in n vhtiial stnlc of lm* rlsniimetil. [The entlru German fleet had ten bottled up In the huge NcrUi M losdi lead—while licit Ian kkcrrd with Ike other Alike g tu t rcr.poiuil ility fur It—with rtlish ships cunlndling the cn- s kind o f lawn sprinkling d c r l n / Dr. G ray w as born on Dec. t* hi HexkUa," Mev, and located la florid*, la ,191*. Ilia fa th e r,w a a an outstanding m em ber o f the denial profession In which he too studied until be decided te become an aeeoontant. Ha la ■ member pf tbe Fplscopal Church and Irvasnm r of the Diocese of South Florida.' • Mr. Hcrrifteri presented Dr Pule dun, represented by proxy Dr. Charles P ark a sh o t gun as well as a box of cigars and I p t tlekrU to O n RUs. The g-m wa« the token th a t Dr. Puleston’a far* orlU hebty Is hunting a t whic) m o f t b m aterials to embargo them « n Impracticable because K u a la , cue o f Um three major owner* o f the resources. could not he relied on to cooperate. The o th er two were th e United Stoics and .th e British empire. . The plan and why it didn’t work a re lu st a sm al p a rt of grad Wats s m m M s I the amanUon-etadded story of wash s a g OfO briti w h et. Urn ndnilnU trsllon’s In/lio.t financial o fflcisb were doing In scores of s c e n t m setlngs h u t B pnm ; to tu h p a r e the nation fo r the shock of a foreign war. kids shoot ’s m l| rad if - (Metentog Ut—eepecially to M F s b rv sc siU li newspapers, (reading 'em slniw h* retired 'fro m estiva journalistic w ork). Visiting RoUriens wort A*. U Qtrieeabrrg of HcUod. Lawrsnes Brown of Griendi' -’tlBd •«V». ;-lt MCCvcttea of Hew gogrr»a. ,.. Morgenthati Plan For P r e v e n tio n Of War Revealed ELECTRICAL REPAIR SERVICE REVISITING RENAUD unforgivable , BATTERY SHOP L. A. REMAUD SOI W. SECOND ST. There Is seldom sny excuse fcr o fa id Ing others srltb halitosis (bed breath) f t due to food fcrmenutlon In d a mouth. 11 Is so easy to make your breetheateW and more tpraabto with Ustsrins, the safe antiseptic,^ . . . The Irwidious thing about this otfenelvc condition Is that needy everybody has It at some time or otherwithout rcnUsing It, Experienced people protect themselves by gargUng with Ltetertna , Antbeptlc morning and night, and bo* w i ev®y important w n ^i or ouunen engagement. Lis ter Irw Antiseptic te • ‘tuiclTy lults fermentation, said by a s s gas we JastyyM Is le iie asa 1 some authorities to be a major exuae Vase mb n J a t k S u a r maa as* of mouth odors, and overcomes the terns7 - i» swt'Msa te ; » am r p i Sat a s WlafchaO te StSS pm “dots themselves. Why risk offending others. . . under* ItMS mm a r W a te V a te ehstm r am a r P M I'a'ra Ir IHS gas mining your soda] or business position7 BlM a at a r N. T. tv i n pm -atsa pat a r l a l t a I* SiSa am Get ths isdoysbia Usterine Antiseptic F a r la fa n a a tla a . TUkaU aad 1u bl t. Use ft ae a safe, mfld, mohtb usd* R asarvatlaa* C eaaalt L. T. •a |J\lC IfK) (KMOfttllt MgllUfiye Sheppard, TUheI Agent* S aafard. Lambert Ptunnecal Co, & Lmtlt, A te Fl srlds. ANDREW CARRAWAY AGENCY “IN 8 'JR AN UK PLUS SERVICE” . FIRF CASUALTY TELEPHONE tM ft PARK a Vom SANFORD, FLORIDA PALMETTO B17 Paunelto A rt, buying up rte e h '' e f tb a woridu. m arket supply 'of "atratogle w ar m aterials" wax revealed yesterday fo r the D rat-lim e. ,■ The Morgentbau peace plan railed fo r b q y laa'.ip en goode.ae S K '- M S l r t . . f f f t r S : *or nations, unable. t*> g el a a;iffk teo k .aep g ly for w ar purpdeea. would M nM lTakd. ' Tbe plan died lest A pril 4 0 when M orgentbau’ read a report made by H orry. D. W hite, director of monetary research a t the t r t i aury. W h ite-sa id it-w o u ld coat \ phoo9 44j "T he Fregressive S to re" .( ° 'u . pUe* ' 0 * r Orerhtoui in Small and W* C^?w8*oZs°r ? ,T! H* * TrtaI Oidtr and See. The B ootjoi I Praaheat Meala, FoWb and Produce. A PEW 8PECIAL8 LISTED BELOW f l f t O . F^ % FRKEmU|lb . 9 O MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE SUGAR. 5 lbs. FLOUR , 20 lb. sack _______________Othsr Prises Are la Froporitea YOUR CA U p c u p . { £ A �.f” 1• an if n iu i • * ’■*' •- o - .[ . f --rS r y - <. \ ,s> • ■ ,< V .\ V '-JVelbt. - t y O OVs-Y .- K V T V - O 'y V 1 - i i . Y J ' . . v 8—ilnok County Produces More Fruit And Vegetables Than Any Similar Area In America • •j - n >«, tv «m i \ Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail. Highwn, And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Member Associated Press [Pugilist Is j Arrested For ' Nazi’sMurder Russian Goes High Hat For Reception SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1939 Argentina Is U. S. Will firstco-edsolos'2 Soviet Bombers Goal Of Crew Send Planes. m m 1Downed In Attack Of Graf Spee To Finland Dn Finn Capital O f f i c e r s , Men Of 44 High Speed FightIll-Fated . W arship ers Being Built For May Be Interned Navy To Be Used In For W ar’s Duration W ar Against Soviet Ernie Haas .Admits He Beat To Death Consulate S e c r e : tary In New York NUMBER 101 Established In 190R Woman Leads To Toronto Arrest Boxer I n s i s t s Ac­ tions Of Ensrelberg Became Offensive . NEW YORK, Dec. 10.— (API—Police announced to­ day that Ernie Huns, 20. ptljritlxt, had liceti arrested in Toronto, Can.. f°r hilling .Dr. Walter Engelbcrg, accrirary of the German con* oulate here. ' , "He nald Haas acknowl, edged that he l»eat Engel| bvrg to death In his Brooklyn homo Dor. C. A woman unw ittingly leal tn K ata' a tte s t when aha went to-* Brooklyn departm ent ctore to buy toiye.; While befni waited nn the talked to a eolosgtil about the kagU bayg caae. mentioned Haaa' and the fa c t ha waa going liian u '.n n a the simple rag* hi tne proletarian* Inp the glsiiinrnu* garb nf the capitalists, lluxvinn Ambassador Constantine A. Oilmans!;)' ami Mr*. Oummixky attended Ihe annual While llnusc fete fo r foreign diplomats. Tn Ihe relief n f W ashington o fficia ls no nodal crlaei itevrlopeil mining Ihe representative* ..f »lx. war* ring natlona present nt Hie frstivllie*. im n “Briivl inunl h.ixpitsllty.” 1h« fiungry mill unshaven (leelimn ren fighter* w ire quartered III the Argentina nnvul uivenal lit lluenos Airt* liflrr an <■11-n it-l. I voyage in two I. phunt* uml n barge fr. in the »|>nt where I heir cniiiinnniler, Cupl. limn. I . iiik m iff, p\|ilinlei| uml Mink Ihe raidit late yislerdny. Itath.'r IL.n intern Ihe huttle-. ■Itimii|>e<t (.n il 8|iee in the neu Hal |M<rl of Munlevi.len nr go mil In Hurt again (lie nun* nf lliilixh rrui.‘era ruucenlrale.l in xiijx-rlor I minitwrx, Captain l-ingxiliirff liej liU -alcly dextm ynl hi* ship Sun>t:iy nielil. Vexlcrdny Ihe khalterid hull; nf Ihe ince-pmtid rliip vvim klinken hy new explosions which »cnl column*, of wilier kkyanrd. Il wan apparent Ihe lilnxt* werr tivwMiBsre • • r „ r a lt) Roosevelt SendsjAIlan Stewart Is C ongratulations [NamedMaragerOf District Head To James M. Cox Municipal Ccursej dinle dcH t.iy of itu* craft I lli.’ navy l« n..i iiuitertiUve. n n i itn|>»■>».*il inn .1 i available The irf.un- arc di •Iynnl for n*» i>ll l><>tli 1i.nl nr >-;l In 0|i.'lilli fo jm . nn nm T.ilI fa rrie r. The) a i m pa 1.1 In lie Ml|> r l .r 111 m:i|oi respect* In Ihe hull. »f navy mi.' unuy |ili1n<vt in Iliin c.em trj. n il' I" f. Tiling rrnfl ,..1111 In France .F inland hn-> lu-en able In nlilaii. plnm-e unlv l.v uffirial inlerv.n limi rlnre 1In* |irinri|.nl Anierieat manufacturer* nn* , w.tiii| mtI vvilh Ann-ilcaii and other fnreiKii con tracts. Finnish official* niranvvhile arc negotiating fnr thin piireha«e here ' f more limn Ml.Oikl ga-ma-h* mnelilne gun* nml xmull arm* aniiminilinii I’mvlinarn are finiinee I tiy Itio $10,000,000 riT.Ul> iulvnnc.il by the IIKC Expert I in p-ri Hank. M.-rlha Xnrdlng, Stanford I v.T>:iv aliutenl wln« her rich ’ In "IIII w ine. she Imc.iiiu * fi--.* en « i in Ihe emmtry In k..l» .m •I. I'A A 11minnr. Martial Law Is Declared To Stop Ousted Chairman Governor Rivers Acts To Prevent Miller Regaining O f f i c e ATLANTA, H r. lt» i IN liovt'iiior llivc n hi volt <mI iiuii Inti • litu fo» tlir • InI«■ lifgliuuy <|i‘|»nii |„ ^nto. J HH'iil yof'loitluy its n now cminti'i aaUagtrl notified the mana*•» vo in hi-. iHiliiicnl runl wiili \\ ad police were called u> I . Milli'i , tit pfosnl rliHiritiuii «*f , || S h o w " - ttu re lb e rc told Didtiirt ('oininandrr ftilm I^*w* I'u itm l srivirrs fur Ldgai lilt' ItlgllW It V lltUlltl I Milli r, wliti w«t Jni-.ily oji-. lol ., a fte r the killing th at he | is nf Orlando ctunplimmlrtl the Wmis, 22-ymr-ohl youth I»y imiImriiattn ini yiuirith wlit-n i a Iq the haWt efT e a ltrhwnl American U uinn I'n.l on '-h.. aiw k ilM hy the hnllel fr.m ItivviH onV rttl lilt tlitniistal tw o 1,, ATIJ1NTA, Dee. 10 —l/P > .... ... . «»■» m rlilrntnlly ilinrhsr^ttl rifle President Uooievrll congratulate I its nrtlvitu s nt the supprr-inrtt- t „ a hunting tiip > vstrnhy iiiurn- uookt ngo, uttom ptiil to M' tiilrr J i n n M. Cox yeatenlny on tho ine nf leglunnairea in the l^ elo n ine, « 111 It hclil nt th r Krick.nii hit fornior offk*«* iimirteta yet u f, Intler's acquisition of the A lla n lt W rie r t lin t tavl pielit nml d.-vlarid Ituil t"inrni| lium r \Ve<lnr»dny a flrr- | l«rtln>. I it w*» Itlix Wotl lay n 1 1nt*l»ini*nt of Moltlii'rs. |, Journal while* form er ro v e r __ _ Cfltmti^ Club »l an adiournrd he ron»iilerr.l th r local eroilp «»nr """•*_•* *!®** o'clock. Tbr otMtrtl l imit muin - in tg ’atrrnigthrn ih r wnwHmeeting' In the C lly^.U al[ last jirim it with n |wrniuuviit iiijum t,t| ... *x l - t - m . i night duapllr Dir preaentation nf ilUlrict. inr nf th r l-'imt MrtliiMliat liu irjh ; ilioit, ulitniiiitl in ihr .Miipiihn rii | r< n |.rt it inn nigm-d by 8X g o lfeu and > P i n t reporta a f t e r 't h a killing Commander lirn rg r \Vrht«lrin Hr. K. It. liruw nlrr, pastor nf tlu- Unit niipcri «r coint Satuiilo>, to Pattt*n, inn th a t E ngtlbarg'a hocta m ight ba n-aidenta of Sanf.'rd rrtturatlhg Mnlrd Ihnt th rrr vvn« nn pxn-p- 1l*re*hy!ert»n Churvli; nml tin- •tit-riug low-vou I. |hi^hw.i> t liit'f nn nit | h\ I'tvt r-«. a n aspinnage center brought Ihe that Ilu-ir action he given tcoin I tonally eoo.1 atlrm lanrr nl Hu- '! r v l'Hr-mka. im -lor ..f th r to ri'fiitin fttiin iiilt-i f» iriu-f wii!i aiderntion. FB I into the Investigation, bu t .. , , , , . , . I'ivsi lloptUt t huri’h. Iluriul will K v rrg m i. C r„,.- I Millt rV pt-rfoiinniii v* of •tutu** a they quickly withdrew, apparently Kffrctivr Jan. I. 1010, Mr. Ste­ meeting, inclui. ng a U rg r drlrgn- (|m. lll(l,,r ' , n Trlmii mm* wart nml Ida wife, both profra- linn from Uiirdo. aatlafierf the reperta war* havo* Iriy -R e n hontvUy differ ever thr ainnnl g.dfrra, will take over Die l.i« it (o l .1. |l Skt ltoii. in lota. The German government Dunne thr bu»inc»» arasion, Ihr , T hr honorary pnlllM-nrrra n rr I O N I m i N. Iiii I.* »,Vi \ |rrnnoanred a belief the c a it had na m eeaurr. of Mr. Itnoacvelt, bill mui iripal cour r ax eucctiaora to J |, glonnu*irrra vnlnl to arm! $'.0 ln [n a fnllnwa; ilninld Stunlry, |j-»li.- rhlllgl' of I lit- 91•I itailll | 1*11:1111 ala- R'lily.iiil Ki|*l ini:, uiilnu $$i tin none will deny Ida conv iatm t. la- A. C Fort who has aerved n a 1the • ml, inform* t. Milln iluil uwirtiiil ■ In term Dona 1 angles. . Atm lim n Iwgioii Cllpplnl , llo n n n l, Itnln il t ’ulr. I!. II Kuiri*i\ i| nit mu mui Mill)it«r anil |*»»« t . iliril «•I l»••t lu»in« *' Police qalckly concluded the bora lo rquallvr opiiortiinlty nnd malinger for n number of year*. ( hildirn'a Homo at St. I’rtcr'ln u ir rlotli. IMmnml M n n ii, Knrrrat • In w fiipri «.i ni Su****'\ ad i a nee tho welfare of thr com­ Mr. nnd Mrv. Stcw nrt were In ami il vvaj alao amiuiinrrd llml C.nlrlirl, |)r. I’r tr r S. liny, W. II. . tluil hr twiil.l hr fui i «tl |o* pit* metive wav not robbery, Tin' foniiiT ( .iiiilinv SGiii It.* mon -man ~ Ihe Ih-mocratir goal. I chari’r of th r prraent courae f>r n Iik-iiI buy limi b rrn pliur.1 in McCIrllami, I.. (S. Ilm ilrr, It D Vint Millrr'- iin't'i'M In hr* old !•***• K** wii’ lli- «lauulil«'i nl II can are no hope of n stnble acetal four ym ra during th r tnte 1020'. Die hn.pitnl for cnrrrrtlon nf n Dagur, Unllir King, I I' K*- •of Her. Wiiintii Hull" r$'», \ i « Nmi k and economic life -nve through ami the early ll>30'* nnd trill! lie ilrformlty. 'trid g r. (% C. lVliiltiiu.-l.ni. S. II. | Rivrr.t. to In-' Mini lull Ijiw or S| m* anil K11•I•$i«: w eir mui i M'< orderly rhanir* n* th r need for agnin tala- over the club undei | Commander Woineteln nnnoum . d Krisli h. Hugh ilar.ling, Phillip It. tier, *t|H'<*tfit .I Ihnt tin hii:hwu> change ap tx ara Under Uepubliean thr Minn- niiinurements th a t ex- • Dint Dir next m rrting nf thr llnrh. Jn in r. ti. hhnrnn. Sr., ami ilrpm lm riii ti«. n t mitli-i null iii iN'.iJ in I mi 'tin liui r$'iitruv rearllonl.m rnnm the evllv of Die iat at prraent. Mr. and Mrv. S ir ' ilu iy r*u»lini hoi iitru’l) "inrutliig 10 VriliiMlil f- I a Iio|H-> IIIIXMI. n•••1 hour. It ran hnnlly In- n cure for winl linvo been w inter re'ldenta vrlrrnnv of Dir Inar Wmld War llo m ir C'luii.r, im .rr pi nit i lion nf lit in iIII in rrtilltiiK tl fvii • i*. « wlillv K»|» would In- held on Jnn. X nml llml Arlivc palllnarri* nr. lliilph A 11 Ilf! \V1til ................. i-| IIIIIIM-I what It rnuvcd.-. of Sanfonl .im-r arvrrlng thriv I S tair I'nnimnmh r Wlllinm C. Vllicent, Knrl A. Itiimhh y. I.rlhiml Imtihibi* “n i i mu pm in- tiliiio m nioiiik " "il. In hiv atntrim lit. Cox anid: connri'th.na with the Country Club I lli.M.krr of Tampu will In- llir MrCUUnml, Kn-.l ll.-ml.-r, Klmrr ly rrfrm iii* in Millm, luivi* hy Sin* In*»l 1" • n ill f"i .» •» •' "The p u rrh a.e of the Journal phy Ira I fn n r miglil ••htll urt giirxl aprnkrr. i I’nmly nml II II U.ilmin. > Bcya ami glrla v r e ' flocllng le not a gamble nr n aim-ulatiou. n imniln r of j.-nra ago. triiili-fl Inn- iii.I ' id ilil 11:i vi* l$*-i* ■ I thr onh ilv piim'«*hhi' m law .' T h rrr waa n ronvlderablr' ' M ek liui.ie front school and college Il la a tm usarti.'ii in raah—cash, I Millif I •it*......i.i'il tin Mini *lint 71 nil !»•. Tli. v liail iii* • o t lnlili ni, l\u . | for Ih r -holiday season. I f j d uml the product of my InlMiri, aavlnga amount of dl>rua.ion both p r. I III Wilt II P lrtlll.il 1I iell1t|e'III.| k«-• ami inn aiming Sanford rnntnic > rlrla o f whom wo ara all ao proud.' and finunrlal ere it. My only in •'Thill'* i itliriiliiit a, I t .t.ur Iti'iv «|{lllf*till I - Itll.l -'I I .Mill .lulll Httal.-iy, couture and good aplrllH ve.'tment aavorinte. n rr the mem- to r. vho iittrnde.l th r m r ttln g . • I *H' *1 i" •I* tiiy mil p- i*i i f tl 11unit K i|»lia*K, ’ 1"* laat night conrrrnlng th r pro• .p ill ah uml In homes of many of btra of my Inmu-iliate family. My a i lu' it mail of Win I l U ii ,’ti'l M'li of ii• Mu p n .n l City urdinanrr which would aa because John and ll i r y arv rtaaon for tt)tn vrrv pt-raonal re f­ Mlllll Itel.l Sl.flltui lIn* I 'fii«l net tin- llrrn-e fi-r for eontract- j hack In tawn. . .' ' erence la to nmkr rienr In all th at “ \lr Mill,i i, I rrr'.iiolv im i't 'T in iba midst of C htiatm la the Journal will rem ain'vp free, ing in Sanford nt $100 fa r thr rest on* you to Itffirr uml I mu lilt.I CITY. Ka. Ihv 1t> - l'i u V r , It may seem out of pUce newrpaper, above coercion by any fir.t y ear nml $J •*> annually | jihiilr h> uatiliiaiy orfi»u’i*tl tlisrm ftrr. A more thorough nlvAn mm ) eriikln-d ye* i rd e men linn a constant thieat lalerevt. •l«'l h." ntitiiiiftlitlliir ' t fl **r I* tenlii)' ruaaion will I t held nt tho meet j If. mile* luirtliVvext of lien-, , fetich hanga over lha h.->d» u( Knoaevrll'a trlrg ram referred .to In * nf Dm- Comnilaalon on Wed-1 |llb«l. thee# yountalera, and y ^ wr the 1020 campaign, saying hjuat Tin- Millii itivri v lui'il l*:«e| il killing I'liv.ile henui'tli t S ' ( t mnnx ol Seiniitoii, I’m-, ii meoilu i lei-nld ha hiding our hoods In Ihe holt of a trn rr of y r a r a . ago nrmli.y night lire. 27 a t 7 :3 0 1 inctplmii Iumlly ufl«'i tin- fiiv n -i of ' «k oml thaar intereated In ‘ 11x r ir ii Tin pilot, l.ieilleiiiitil L Onm li.- wo did a c t look rleatly at you and I were together fight* nor uii" 11* Hi rli'd fm :$ *MTiind Untold ..rdirtaiirr were rcoueateil tn | Ni-elv of N'n*liville, Teiin . ; r U t fret# at they are ptfaopted >ng aide by able . . . Now. happi­ llTlil lll*l "H I A f'il II 'p ill UVIT pirarnt lo voice their vlew a' r C V declared Mrs. J . t - Ingley, ly, I feel th at we are brought j |n oiiiirrlion with th r nrapoaal { Idyliwity ill pm imriif poll* ii'H, lbt*j ci>rnpnl injury » Beal Bale chairman fa r BemlnoU closer by the bond of union which) -p„. gov* rmu', b\ iM-t iilivr md r, IimiI, Cnh.rnl Woman'a Cluk Cpunty.- Wo all la v a rand Dial r entry Into my other stato-i* j which | . k|M>nanrlng the Silaa over viilnnl rm iliid "f lli*- • "m l; •"d o ath lovea a vhinlag mark- and K rgla —aynibnliiea." lotci-n Minatrrl ahow, rrqueatcJ j ill*pm Imriil. ►••Him* it liiml uf $’Ja aro all aheald know that tuber on 'ill r*|H iidittiiis %kil)i"iH giibcr.ra lo e b la tha a irh d d ik r of youth iinlm in I *ippri*v;il. I t cvuvea more fatalities between Tbi*. wih llu* firs! liui* mitiMiiul the a s « a f I I and '-19 than any guanbm i'h bad hi in Hit i* do lie* nl i ‘ hiker disease, Iho ►lull* ittpihd miio ' Kiigeut* I < As la re try other y e a r since T rIiiuhI / i' was goxriiiMi. Tillmadgi* ii*«'$l gimidNiurn lo « u«t Ihe Mexican P arrot was prssrnted T rros’irrr ISeorifr II. Iluinlllmi, j x U lh a Municipal Zoo Sunday by Compli i lli’i W II. IlnrrHon, nnd ! >or4 Mrs. l/>uUe N ear who rry l'e t Higbwny t ..niiiiixion riuiirm un j the St >14 West Wnxhlngtou Avenue J. IV. Ilnrni-ll He, In OHando. Si.urn*). cI«>m- lo Miller wax ttol Ihlf Tha p arro t 1* almut S3 yen-* definite o* to wiirtlier lu-w locnl lBM of n r* and I- In aplrndld eondlarlinn roll It taken to ovrrcomr |rtx lion. It arts p in e d In (hr nvlary the injtmelion. Miller remained in ' ia . arttli the tarn talking mscawx and ronvlant loneh with Ilia nUornrya 1 * i another parent. and Kiveix reported cut of town the ! O aring Ibe past week. A. L* th a t tha slrrv l lighting hulba have --k e p t rnpilid telephone liner i _ Hoover c f Hear Ijik r, also pra* recently been increased from 100 bury. I, 'an ted the Zoo two Floriin foxes. to 253 watt* each under a new Another fax wo.i given.by .Henry lighting agreem ent and th a t sufThe annual O iilttm av patty for lU rre y of th . fibre p l.n l/ Two f k k n t fund* are not nvnltakhl* a* Ihr chiIJirn nf Die WPA nuraeiy coamlatla af Mexican ringtail Cal* will be hrld ol thr weekly dinner meeting of the Klwanlx Club In For the convenience of th o se. the Vtldcx Hotel lonioirovv at court* n t Palmetto Avrnua o af shopping in Banford, the City I noon. Julius D lngfrldr- Is iu Second S treet whs given approval has placed num truui additional rh srg e of Die program. ■f * gl»***U MWk ■l*9T Ww __ . M mas benehrx on Ihr sidewalks through­ K srl l^hm snn, sccretsiy nnd Mgaan, rev.rei m«ra »»!•- F u tu re f a r m e r s Ha ve out tin- business ^district and all of the old ones nave been 'repaint­ Irsasurer^elect nf tha - Florida Hletrict of Kiwants, and J. Edwin ed. pieaident-clvct, weir Thrse benches are being utilised Uskor, by those who desire tn real dur­ visitors In Banford today and laM alc M eetin g * ing th tir Christmas shopping and | d isru u rd plant for tho loctl dull also bv those who desire to chat officials' mid-winter Klwanla con­ .if. -------*—Old Tlmars NlghL^ O ta r 140 ference to be held hrre In Jtn* with friends. . aarya *• , The Anllers Lodge will hold lie annual Chrletmsa Dance in the Atmery Friday night Dec. t l from 8:00 until 1 0 0 o'clock. Beginning in January, tha Antlers will sponsor a weekly amateur program with (slant from Banlord and central Florida, officials New OwnerOfAtlnnta . Journal Pledges To Support President Purchase 01 Seals Is Requested By Mrs. J. L Ingley . ’* Parrot,. Foxes A r f f ik?!..! Contributed To $20.11 More Is f.l Contributed To Kirpty Stocking l)it .v ilv.'ilnn A • in) I mp l y M.*« kllll' I IIMel «Mill Iflllt tl Im flDW | mm|\ |. *\ m l Ihe L'vi.il i f $.MH) Imi' jiv wiili lliv* U'MiI imIi mI I ’J ll.ll I I M||l llvlllll I ||H I 111' IMl,| | I Mlltl lllllll tl I IIII* 111I* i« $|'. k wil*. only fm ir iimii* tin)- Icin.iiniliK Hi wliitli Im collocl fiui'U O v ri lllll r a m i l i i s lilt* li’vlrd by III** S a l \ n l h 'i i A r m y lo rvcvlvi* f In i*lma - * br**' tn lit! provitletl I >- (In iimii. IlMVkfVi'r, miuiy of (In « r will Imvo to I k* d io p p cil if ttii'ii* is iimI un im m isliuti' !«•I' mii » 11 Min (lie publit’, Cupl. It. K. R"-v -tiiiiil I ik Iux DmiiiiIimii- Ii-Ii'lvcil linl.iy wrrv m« full, w a l("tary Club lliithday F iiimI, f IS 11: R. Jl. Ni uiiian, $1; «*inl William*. $1; Fill*mis, $2; •lll'l "III* • f I III' NlltM'*, $1 Jarrell (Granted City News Briefs i JoeCamlilional Pardon More Benches Are Placed On Streets ,b'M*|di \V. Jn nrll I ihU v \\ux i*i mill'd u ronditiiiulil piirdon f $mui fb- piiMm in R>iiford by t h r I' midmi llonrd. nctoidiug to nil ii awMf mini l''p»» dinputch r*frtivi-d l"duy fmin TullubuHxri*. Jut ii'll M'rviil four moulhs of A our y$'ui M»iil**nci» for rouducliiig * l-.tlrry in Somlnolr f*"unly. Il«* r n l r m l the S t a i r I'fUon four ni'Mith* ngo, a f t e r bin convirtion hub uffnrn.’tl by ttw .Supremt' f’ourt and the Vardon lb a id ilenir«l hi* appliration for c b n ie n t) that would have kept him from nerving any p a r t of h i t arliteiice. TALLAHASSEE. Dec. 19 —OP) —» Uiatich Cone, Du- guvt-rnor'a rxrrutlvo rrcrelary, returned "to his luinir lu-re yr»trrd«y a fte r r|M-nding n vrirk in n hukpltsl at Jackiunvillc, where he Ixcama 10 while on a week-end visit. Phyaiclans advise.! him to wait sw arnl more days before rotuniiug la kht office. *' ( LOCAL W EATHEB Mostly cloudy, scattered show* era In th* north portion tonight nnd in central portion Wednesday I colder Wednesday and III north* waat portion t w W . J � 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, 1939 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 18, 1939 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 18, 1939. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 18, 1939; <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/664922ded228a3bbf1abafb8c0c354b5.pdf f5ea493ec8d2fa9a9a26290fe04691e3 PDF Text Text A j»'« \ * +y .4b4MtiJt A. ■«><, s« • r » V •♦**» • *'••/■ -« - ‘w* f " PAGE EIGHT TO1B AY. DECEMBERS lS.T»3* ' THE SANFORD HE1LVLD, SANFORD, FCOIHCT ~~ m m m m ---------■ and along two o f th* artarlea. In I pointing out member* c f vlded In the agreement, and that several countie* Planning Com­ [family to the vlalting paraon. the aulitant Mate attorney wa* missions control th# type of “ God's nightgown,” said the now violating hla promt** by architectora , of the fcusfnea* major. *Td te lea* human If I bringing the caae to trial. buildings In unincorporated areas, didn't apprectita this occasion. The third motion wk's cn* to and limit tha number and slse of Now let’s meet our friends from diimiai the indictment on the th* signs on such buslheas' places llcllywood." lonal -JtroyaJ. Ilu t_ j| y j, Constitutional "K E E P RURAL. ROADS ; r /n»KWmg-Tam— .ewwe o . m — — The dancing was preceded by a . -eotaltme* rawa* t*aa.i - flsats**** >n las row* ussi wa*«•1H a •' KHbg r. feivh tens so affected that she tableaux In front o f the recon-' The Uruguayan foreign minis­ tempt waa being made to the RURAL, the California xonara tut* which he quoted a* prwvldstiLcted “Tara." Scarlett's pre­ ter, Alterta Guani, last night an­ mill's large customer* to taka up within two year* after the indict' could not suppress tear*. »ay, uiiness areas along 'rural fnjr for the reliasn of hi* client ment wa* returned In accordance nounced that, in accordance with with th* company the question of The ball last night tens**south­ war home. fo r folluro to try the ease and Ihe with the provision* of the atate "They1* plenty good room In th* Uruguayan neutrality law and waga-acalea. Hr said he waa cn: roads, they dcvlsre, must ha few In number, small area, and ern as com farted and pot llkkcr. heaven,"^ rang the field hand*. three term* of court *uh*equent statute. International law, th* Graf 8pee closing a letter from a union Yankee visitors found what they Trara_camt to Ihe eye* of Ihe , could stay In Montevideo harbor, giving tome “ interesting fart*' re­ limited to the f r v type* of re­ In the final motion, requesting had expected—beautiful girl* by .to the Indictment. tail builners needed by the travel­ In the second motion, the state- a rontlnuanre of the ca>* until the the hunidieds, banjo* a-strummlng older, more reminiscent whit*[on request c f the Geiman govern- garding the company." ler. folks era the bindinaed ..........negioe* _ mint, pending repairs. ment. contained In It were «uP; £ • » O jw tU rm to ‘ ° ‘ n* and plantation negrora crrtcnlng sang "Steal Away to Jesus." But “ What these rounttea In 'Cali­ WASHINGTON. Dee. 13— C**> Th* announcement was mad* ported by an affidavit. It charged "fl d,ctare<1 lh ,t lhe «*«f»««>•« spirituals before nn old southern it was only a brief time before •hoiUy before th* 24-hour time —•With records taken from the fornia have done." said Mm. Lawwa* auffering from a phyaica' !'Florida arwl every olhtl that the ease had been continued ailment and that it wa* irapefa- , mansion,. y»erand a bkt boy* from Ihe limit, normally permitted'far-the « U a of tha- HallnaaV Labor-Re­ , bwiiV...at.on* . . . end .of-the* K a y Kyaer with white white eohrmns. • auditorium with swtarmns, i mu,|f ,|1 collet rollrge were bearing down stay of a belligerent ship, would lation* Board, eounsil /cr a House state e-in do." until ihe wltne»»e* In behalf of tlve for him to go to Lebanon auditorium ati.iw-hott-med rock*:* and climb< ................ with “Jumping Jlee." have expired ot midnight, Uru­ Investigation committee attempted) the defendant had been scattered Tenn.. where he could be g lim 'ng wlstar'a. yesterday to show that Edwin S .' The celebrity-filled boxes—at guayan Urn*. outside th* Jurisdiction of the treatment* free of charge alncr The fragrance of before-dinner |||n a head—resembled a MetroGuani declinad to say bow long Smith, a member of tba board, Court. It charged that L F. the rout of receiving th treatment mint Julep* blender! with the scent' pollltn open opening »r Frle'iy this I'Vcnsicn of tim* would tun, had assisted a union In promot­ Doyle, assistant state attorney, locally wa* prohibitive. night at New Yo'k'a Stork -- club hut explained that .the German ing a boycott against a huge had advised the defendant that Three other* are under indict of multitudinous nragtiolins and -----camellias In make the atmosphere i more than an old-fashioned “ break- : raptaln would be given sufficient Pennsylvania hosiery mill. ha desired only to break up the'ment* for alleged violations of down." |time in make hi* warcraft *eaEdmund M. Totand, attorney' .“ Cuba" racket In this county andlthe anti-lottrry laws and the fit Ihe petting. Mr. and Ml*. Jock Whltnrv, worthy. Major Clark Unwell, publisher for the rcmmlttec Investigating that if the defendant would leave .four case* are scheduled for trla Close Inspection o f the crippled operations of Ihe Wagner A ct,; ; fthe county for the i>eri«d of nnejhefi.re Circuit Judge Millard II of the Atlanta ConMltutkn, ton Robert Ichmnn and Herbert B. tyear, the rase would not he pro- Hmllh during Ihe week beginning the show, ntli rd In the rleithe Swope led Ihe New Yrrk drier*- ship indicated the need of ex- brought the subject up whlla questioning an ftde, Roger Robb, if iin 1MilJ dindy. ................. Howell Intro lion to the tall. L. W, (Chip) tensive retsilra. secuted. The motion declared that'Jan. H. The others under Indict .’ the defendant hail remained out'ment nrr Stinson Kinlaw, K. R lurid Hie Sims in the homespun Robert,^ national Democratic _pi_r-1 Meanwhile, the Rritlsh cruiser about what he found in examin-1 ■tatuur of ii southern planter ty Inder, end his wife, Kvie, Exeter, damsged and forred out Ing (to file cabinets crammed wlthi o f the atate lor n yenr, ns pm-|Kmilh and Harvey Veino. 1 watched with a K'nup o f friends of the battle which dtove th* board document*. from Washington. Admiral Graf Spee to refuge her* At tha outset Totand read aj geinKMWMeKMMKNWWWWMWMIKWIKWmaKlinKMaKWflfWMtHWMNMMWMfMINIMUKWNtg’ Sharing tlio Itnllywocil spotlight last night, waa approaching the statement by Robb saying that; were (‘Tiiiiiipt'e Colliert, Ijiurenee Argentine naval lies* at Pueito tha American Federation of HasOlivier, Producer Davkl O. Beli- Brlcrvino. seeking in ib-y-iWk fo- Wry Worker* had railed a strike nlrk and other member* of the repairs. One hrndird hospital beds at th* Berkshire Knitting Mills,. GWTW cast Including Inurn wue prepared . theic for her Reading, Pn.. In the Fall of 11)34,1 Hope* Crews, Ann Rutheifmd and j wounded. altho tha union's membership In-' Evelyn Keyes. •Thr Uruguayan decision meant eluded less than f>00 o f the eom-il 1that the Graf Spec, *1111 at anchrr pany’a 6,00) worker*. { ‘n the hay with her fid dead and Did the board’s file* -haw, the J |CO wounded on bnurd,. need not attorney thru asked, whether . immediately attempt a suicidal Smith had assisted the #nlon in dash through the retnfonad Brit- attempting to persua'e customer*1 I ish wushlp patrol outside Ihe of Uio mills to Icycotl them? : harboi. Robb aald hf bud found cnrrr-. J Shoi tly after Ihe crippled Natl rpondenra between Smith and ! floating futtresa had lurrrndercd John Edelman. nn officer o f the I III just a sltor. Unit before 02 British seamen taken frim union. In which Edclnu advised rhiiktmaj now and many of the nine taided me'cbintment, Brit­ that a boycjti would Ik- undertak­ children ate remembering thnl ish diplomatic authorities Indicat­ en. "I* there anything In the Hies, they have not written their letter ed that thr 10,000-ton British i i buiitn Claus, wliicli should have cruiser Cumberland had Jolnrd Totand aaktd. “ to show that the "drith watch" flotilla outside Smith, W itt (Nathan Witt, now tieeu maiied Inst week. secretary of tho boatil but then Three of the late letter* are os the harbor. 7ho same source* alto aald that assistant general counsel! or oth­ follows: It * ']* very likely the great battle­ er* confsrcd with enlon attorneys cruiser Renown end the aircraft aa to th* form ofchorgesl” “ Dear Santa Cloust I nm u little girl seven years carrier Ark Royal would ruth “ Ther* la In the files m-.terlal old I live r.t Mamoi Corner 1 here frem South African water*. that shows that Is true," Roth The Cumtrrlind mounts eight replied. want you to bring me a dull 3 doll ilirsies 3 lungers a piano eight-inch gun* and ha* a speed Development of this phase of ..ml n tea art I will t* Icok.ug nf 3IA knots. the rat* was halted, until today, “ “ Already. the light etuiscr* Ajax by th* committee's adj. urnniint. tor you soon. and Achillea, which drove thr Anita Pringle" The testimony of young Robb Graf Sprfl Into this harbor after climaxed a day o f iopld-firu testi­ "Lake Mary, Fla. a ilny-hng battle veate-dry, mony during which John P. Frey, Dear Simla ■•o natch, along with the cr head of the metal trides depart­ I w bt n bycllo and a act nf llritifh cruiser Exrtar. ment of the Amtrlcan Federation rara. I went to gel'm other and Heooit* from the Ajax and of Labor, advccated federal leg­ ' fjiluT ond Thurston a turpil»c |Achilles said that they'had no islation foij|dding| intcT-itlonal , for ChiUtma* I hope they think dead and enly a few wounded. union* or fedvratuna of unions to shout me. Any nay I think nbout Theie we-e unecnflrmtd reporte make contributions to a political however, of rome dc-id aboard the psrty. . them every Christmas den't , Good ty ExeterFREE STORAGE Your friend ‘T IL CHRISTMAS Wallace Lee Tyr*" CROSLEY-SHELVADORS "Banfonl, Florid* BEDROOM SUITES December 12. 11(32 D o r Bsnta. ((‘■attawte fF H , r a s * o a o I will be four year* nliP'itn BREAKFAST ROOM June. I want o little dollle With Wilhoit Wednesday. SUITES The reel:: a are" as follow: booties anil socks an with a little MIRRORS Bprlts Cookies HOLLYWOOD. Dc\ 16—'"Wa bed. I want a set o f' dlstiei, a SMOKERS advertise ths South a* the land stive, a coffee pot too and a little 1 cup butter CEDAR CHESTS of flowers and beauty amt it is kettle. I want a little Model T. 2-3 cup sugar egg yolk* AND EVERYTHING up to us to make it so." declared that you drive. I'm gonm put 3 2 1-2 cup* rako flour (sifted be­ Mr». W. L. Las ton, Cbilrnv.n of ELSE FOR CHRISTMAS your rake nn thr little tible. Bill fore measuring) the National Roadside Council • AND EVERY DAY THE MOST COMPLETE wants a little model T that drives EVERY CAR SHOULD HAVE A before th* Joint session of the with wheels and a switch an I I teaspoon alniond flavoring. VULCANIZING SHOP IN TOWN Cream butttr, add sugar, then Recreation and Plsnnlns ConPERFECT HEART— LET US SELL want a horn un m'nr. I hope you'll heal thoroughly. Add the tratrn ftrrnera In 1L llywood last week. YOU A get along fine. I love y u 'two egg yolks, then flour and flavor­ "W e spend large sum: . of pound*. ing. Chill. Fill cooky press, force money In norlllo:n puldi atlqns Ilarhaia Kay" WITH A GUARANTEED MILEAGE through In shapes aa desired on telling the to)iri*'. bow nlluiingly - — —r FOR EVERY TIRE the uncreated cooky sheet. Tem ... . -_ „ ,, boautiful Florida nnd our southern ilcer ran y cleus, Baking ,ij'i|e, un,| when lie tourist I have been a good little boy and pernture 375 degree*. time. 8^U>^15 j min Met. ^ rnmea, vhnt do we sh<w blmT bellied my mother, please tiling Mile* e f lilllbonids, ugly Junk my sister • Jewel, a big doll, i Famqus ( hocolate Wafers yards, slgn-smr*rcd filling sta­ am N years old nnd in thr second Whipping Cream. tions and hot dog stands, road­ nrrdc. I want b. I>. gun and Whip cream to stiff consistency. some shell* nnd tome nut* mil Arrange wafers In layers, form­ side slums — nil of which th* tourist sees np' nty up no'th. . candy. ing roll. Frcit with whipped OTHER SIZES VARY “ Clllfornla !ta« dcnrnstintrd lor?. cream. Place In refrigerator over that we can protec1 tha apnear, . J. J. David night. Hllcr on bias for tebra ef­ ancj o f our to:d<id*-i tl ro al> fect. toning. Zoning can save the1 reBanfonl, Fla. Brow* Kim Cookies c sationat valnc of our scent, Dec. 8. 1039 1 eup Kpry „• •. reads and tha efficiency <f our Dear Santa1 teaspoon salt aitrrlal highvays. Son Mateo I would like to have a little 1 teaspoon vanilla county In (LIlfm nD h it 1001 stove and ilcttv doll and swnxter 2-3 eup sugar miles of primary and secondary and sumo erndv. I mn five and < eggs, well beaten ’ j • Improved roads which ar*'topr.t a half yra'* old and my nama 2 1-2 cups sifted flour business cenfinsid to a few small U Violet I-enina Oglm-iy Han­ Combine Spry, salt, and vanil­ ford F ll. la. Add sugar, then beaten egg*, district* slid billboards all: wed and beat thoroughly. Add flour only la the true business center* and mix yrvIL Drop frem tip of ttarpoon on baking sheets grease I with Spry pan-cast. (Or presr through pastry bag.) Let stand a few minutes, then Ratten cookie', by stamping with a glass cover*! with a damp cloth. Bak* In mo ermtaty hot oven (376 K.) It to 10 minute*, or un­ til delicately browned. Makes 4 1-2 doten. Variations 2 cup* coconut, chopped or 1 eup n its, chopped, or 2 Uaaponnr grated orange rind.' For Perfect Ra ul W t. Do not put too many raoklt* on a sheet. 1 Remove rookie* from sheet aa aocn as they * r * baked ad that the adgvs will net break. Atlanta Revels At “Gone With The Wind” Ball N e g ro Sentenced To l i f e Term For 1st Degree Murder hk,FinnsAppealTo A c tio n Of NLRB Told Russia For H alt Of Hostilities B y Member Altman Gives Party For His Employees M. V. Allman, of Uio Altman Chevrolet Agency entertained h ^ employees with wax inffcnnnl dm* tier party In the Valdet lloteV la«t night* The memberv o f both the and the sendee etaffa of th* re­ cently opened agency were pres­ ent. Those attending were 8. D. Highleyman, Mr. Galloway, C. A. Rogers, George A. Altman, W il­ liam Willis, Dahl Robnolte, Ed­ ward Rrooke. and John Addison. .-Mr. Altman was master of cere­ monies. O Z eu s £ W -U Jv More Letters To Santa Claus Are Received L / fK tte J SANTA CLAUS TRADED' HIS * } REINDEER THIS YEAR FOR AN j* \ AUTOMOBILE SO HE CAN BE w SURE TO GET AROUND EVERY J WHERE SAFER AND FASTER WITH XV MOHAWK TIRES :■ If.'i. . K *• W: * Sjv 1 t\\. TRADE fN YOUR OLD PIECES STUDIO COUCHES RANGES STOVES KITCHEN CABINETS RADIOS END TABLES LAMPS EASY CHAIRS ’ W HEEL TOYS i OPEN EVENINGS TIL CHRISTMAS The best looking - the longest wearing - the sate i t . . . and the most popular tires on the road today - even if they don’t cost much. Recipes For Cookies South Is T o l d Released To. Public To Make* it s e lf Land Of Flowers m um e ra s Recapping & Retreading •*j■UrArp' SBDFX a- P resto-Light Battery 475X19 CORLISS TIRES $5*25 each ROCKEY’S TIRE SHOP •} PHONE 265 “The Home Of Quality*’ ROAD SERVICE 113 PARK AVE. \\m vY . Y u m -m * C S 5 w | S < that yeu give iutlacils* w)ft W i n l i d iu i oar •«**U i IlM IflU l dlMI h i BISHOP - . » •* si>_ • - —b _rr .%■ ill X H f ... i.k* M il «• M lwll ct 11 U4*e. IX t. i>iiav : » SCOOTERS m.— n n - ‘ | .V �H ot* Seminole County Produces Frolt And Vegetable* Hun Any RlmlUr A m In America m Sanford In The Only Cn.trai Florida r ily Affording Hull, Hlghwn, And Wnlrr Trnnsporiatlnn m ft A N INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER ■i.L .n m n . r ^ . m Member Associated Press VOLUME XXXI President 01 ( PanaraaDiesOf SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1039 Pair Of Scarlett Queens In Atlanta ' * Heart Attack NUMBER 99 Established In 190S County Asks BRITISH CRUISERS SET DEATH WATCH ON For Action On Road 44 mm. NAZI RAID! Blue! Of Graf.Spee Resolution Requests! RoadDepartnient To1 M'.UelmmediateSuryeyForlmprovementi Dr.’ Arosemena Dies While Enroute To Dedicate P u b l i c W o r k s Program ('aptain Mas 21 Hours Before Making De­ rision For Intern* men! Or B a t t l e In n «r *olniioii n«l*ip I»>* llif* • It r.rd « ( t .iiimy ( nmodv iotn r.t j in Ihr Court Homo IIji: nlt.irwon,| Jtho M I* Rond llrpitlnirni "ft* ! | ircpir? i* d (o ••raniplrt.* immediate* 1 j ly u fu?%cy" on tlir rrrdon of i Ro ,d No. II rn»t *f binfoid ; lo tlio iutility lin.* noil t * tiniit'b Carrman Pm Wet Battlfiliip Admiral Graf Sprr: 10 000 In tht* Commh*Wt. 'a ll iiiw -ijiry infoi tunlion f*» I In* >*riti»i»? of I t ijf'tl >* i f way iloo*I " ' lor I In* oin* • Ambassador To U. S. To Succeed Dr. Augusto S. Boyd Will Head Republic Until Next October . > u l -1%1 British C redited Cor Marksmanship Innij I 1•me h pood. Itnoli •tnirlitiii of tin* load PANAMA. Dec. 16.— (A P ) — Dr. Juan Demonatenea Arosemena. 69, president of the Republic of Panama, died today of heart dlaeaao nt Penonomc, 160 miles in the interior. He Buffered an attack here on Nov, 8, but waa reported out-of danger the next day, Finn Troops Report Successes As Kcda Are Bushed Back •I* lit! ftarti n ri t|.» i ivinly Ihvird i (fullowid n m o t of loltor* in vhk’h tn iff** t lin* Ih iii mntlo In ' find I ho rxjirt « f tlio p*oJ•vt Mu! upon If'iiiiin ; that no np* pr vod muviy i»f tlu* projivt has' evt r Ih**n mid**. nnd Hull ItiU , M'earn|leawe.1 *•» I'Ngr 1l»r*-r| k•••a.-aiaaa *» I’ Ff** Tli<* Ailniiral lli’af Spot* fni’i’il a 11111**K ili’riaioii today wlift In i •• iijnv Allied initfht o ff M.iiiI.-vi.I.-i. in aibithcT Ual lie up In In- m o rill'd the i i ' i i ni' lin - war. , Til,. I'ruifiiayan govern* meiil jfiivo t 'l i p l . liana Luiigadnili' until t ‘.ii |’. ,\|. ( KST.) f f t tt* * * lo iiin r r n w in g o t m il o f (Mirt nnd after tlx weeks In the hos­ it lie w a iileil lo k op hi- vonsel, pital he apparently waa re*to red Atlanta wan wring rrd when Scarlett met Scarlett .lining the oitu oi i ,i*i ionnv > llire e fast. a to healh. lie returned hit full ae; io-.iv ilv .iiiM* .I b .ilili—hip-, ill the town’* wild three-day “ Uniir With The Wind” celebration. Murlivlllea Dee. 4. win W ill m g ..o l-id e ihe harbor Yesterday he drove to Prno- garct Palmer, left, 1s the Georgia belle rho«cn to Weal Scarlet I ...i .i .tio n giv ie iiifo ie e *l A llied nnrae where he waa expected O’Ham', gown at the premiere ball beenusr her me«*umnent» 111 cl tin* tle i minis -aid included to dedicate a public work* pro­ were closest to thoee of Vivien Leigh. riirht. who placed the rale • b .illle 11 oi-i i. .in a iic r a ft bargram today. Ha died after a Tho loiniini in* «*t intr of i lie iic i. a lieavy i i i u - e i , Iw o light ________________ heart attack early' In the morn­ on the screen. Rotary riuli \ ill l»o In-Id in Ih« llritidi 11 *«i. 11mlir.l «... Osar t'lv e l F.arlrr: M3HO lon»i tit H-inch fu tti; aprod, 32 knot*. ing. • Valdez Mold Momhiv at I 2 : l f o'clock. Elected aa Prealdant In 10.18, Singe wii* Mi in tin* South At Lint u foi loncuol o f the urn • Itiitui a it:ik,il hallh* ■ ho began the laat year of lila uh i Mii-M’r* |*\el«*r, Achilles nod ljn\ *t u dentil oiitch **n tlu lltlllllt*a- | lid III.it) |as.« h« County Jiidri i: w. Wnro term Kin Oct. 1 . II nallanr.i n I'mp r i « n A dimni I Gntf Spue heing ri'pniinl m M'-uti t oli o. C » ug ti:i> , hat I *. ■igh ilo \n/i i Second Vice Prealdant Ezequheok .t r gun-, -hi* m o touted h\ th- tpii. k moving |Ci itl-h uai-h i» iel Fernandes Jaen was awom I he I *ki lt • lai i* In aa provisional prealdant K llgli-h \ I H - I I * , Vk ll * l h « * l l l t » * t * •*! Iaai| U d . t l l l . M p ' d ak f f I.a f tla • • . Atotcmena will be aucceedrd . ------ r~ has proilurcd hi* fy 'P * Augusta S. Boyd first' npw production, world. Ram Flit l \l \. Hu nt - 01 *1 —The v ico-preaidrnt and now arabawa-1 ’ * ,, „ , . |greatest work thu* fai. *i i\ \\ until* KniIk Iii«l*l want* to dor to Washington. “John Henry had It* world |■ Trjr,i out in PliilndcIpinw i' »• l! mi «lit* w 11in*-4 ntnml. tho kill* Hundred, of ehihlr.n greete.1 t f . ’. ’ . . j premiere Tueftdfty night In Phil«* fore fore it wj| willl he be Intern f« I ni* *kk,• k*i.mi ll fill min In self* Sanln t’lnns on bis vi.il yesleiriny delphin nt the KrUnger Thenlrc hibiled before tho M»phl«tlenten . il. trn-i* ntul liikvuik? mi nrcunipllre lo Geneva nnd were given bn/» of It roadway, "John llrnrv will out beW III* hil l ll II |elli\ ih'imi to diftAfi 1 where It I* being tried nnd hnlnon- by the yillelblo -aint of neces*lly undergo n few re-(j j I Imse in ehnrgr of Snnln’s lo ir of 1 ••Iap id 1hi IIIIII !• ’ wim m the liant!* fore being taken to New lork. j vltlona and Mnk* will he iron. I ' l l id |It'* w t- .Ii,i\ wlo» i f till lied For over a. year critics and ! out, but that was the purpose I**10 eounly’s r.iinmunilira uii + •In' mad Iniiii lo Inr Arizona allko had been w*it- of firm rhovyrng J l In I’hllndel- nnuncrd today in piorlaiminr IliCj jklrilnl |»l CM'Iciil, |li (i •i .S 1 t \ » O'llll o f (lie even I uo -’’evil • « * * A > this latest ptodnstlonr phln. ' • ' I -Sr V Dcpenomjr nd' the irsc- first. •mmn* k U-i* id i'wid i’Of n o d h i 1 !«•••• m.1 t ’.y dl lull, t^ j.'ii.ifii’ . —. •ay’ s youngest producer (ions of nudlcnces nnd rrlli.s. vlnn.llne siieees-. ’ In- Ii Si 11 « i r t i i M It *•»!• t• ••’» •• If . 1* •1 •• "Hill ••I hi* *ikl»t->r*r . nutbatkma amounting to who started out on his mateorlc If Sam fcelr the play need* no On Monday Snnta will make ill. Sim 1 ll| »| |||\it ’ || t 1" li’.’ki d III u "'ll* I "lllMlY \| * .In il s lol.. ho total totad of or the career aa an actor less than In extensive revision, It inn> he this heml.pinrler- ;il Ibe M 6 awaited tho 1. n-l\ fin i k e •••IlliHi* \«-im -«t »»i. P Ik.III 11II 111 iIn a-) lum finm maty Slocking Fund Fund pf of tho Sal I year* ago, hardly four >eor* shown in New York by Jan. 10. 1Monroe I’n-.lt, I fie,, from l:|.’i I.. |.nnui:tl « I. • <'Mil III |.| lit | .|||to’. 1 l . t ( \t Ih. h -Ii • > •b•**1 1.' *l.iVv ajfo. VAtien Army to I187M aa the after he wn* irraduated from In n few morn month* S\m 1:18 !’• SI. iiinl will be nt tin jkkilh tin • ' l . t i|-l' h'lniH «i. .>• h in il.iti* from ........ drive entered the last la before Hemlnolo lH|(h School. And bn* n second production that 1I’noln l’o«l I Iff ire from ’J:IMI t . ) NiiMi.i • ' ' l.| • it I* • i and irlie will lie sl tii.. .Cbrintaax. they weren’t disappointed, either, will bo ready for It* premiere 2:l-"> I’. >1 \. i ,t....... C hief o f Pol ‘ |M| III II 1 ii* ud wlift a 1 Member, of tho Klwanla Club for all the magic of Ham Hyrd's rhowing, the famous short *tory l-oke Mary l*o,t Office fi.io, i mill" « -**11» .I i |».«i til ••lid. uil.ll 11III • ' • <li> i illiitj*-. today presided over lha “ Kettle- artistic soul hsd been poured \(lf Kn-**man Taylor, “ Address 2: |.» In .V|.» I*. M., liie J,niiLf..is"l • • * « it • *d . * 1 • •• III. 1• 1•••1 *’« "illtl .Hid * la on First Street and obtained con- Into this plsy of tho legendsry Post Office from 1:18 In I ) ’ p Sun fm il tmldj- I t \\fl II II , d.. Unknown ’ which first oppenred M.. All nmonfu Springs I'ovi m with Ihr I'l.ltir |h |iui inn nt lt**l .ll ln|| • .11• ••• III t« • *• tribuUona which will add cantld- Negro hero, John Henry. With till) •ui’ l.irilv in “ Story’’ magnrine nnd Inter • Hill’d M l . 1*1 •-if* 1* ii* * in lirr fire from 4:.’!U to r,:Oo p. M mil « f f l I I « lo Isl’I'll I III* slllinl *1 erabiy to the fund which ia now a cast - of the greatest Negro !•••• f‘i d t* * N. lu condensed form In “ Renders’ thf' ................ 'l l - Ii • hum* d fa r from the amount estimated aa singing and acting star* he could 'ho Fern Pnrk post Office fim.i •if "•n im tiiiilb " iiwiik 11mu II;*' mil" kill, d 1 u . 1. ii dmiiift* a fii;lil ft:18 to ft;:iii |» M. necessary to bring Tuletlde cheer assemble, and wilh thir best direc­ Digest.” ford. Buece-s i* foreshadowed for % . and • t •. • d fill • d .* |di\ it*:-m to to n M r famlllei to whom Christ- tion and design of seta he could This tour is mnde |ios-iblA rim d With t in t ••••Ii i i i both of llie-c play,, fpr while Ihrough Ihr ra-operallnn of l.n.l •ll .1 .Its leesslk 11 • i - i Umil 1 mas will be Just another bay if command from the theatre for dt mI iiii : u illi I * • !»«•• ir.slln a.o r !•*,* F l,rl . t *1 l*l*‘ 1 ' . Hill mere hauls. they are not provided for through I( Iuuf4 • ■ M ol 1 IL.' 1. H.i ».,■•III* d til.* I1C* the effort, of the Salvation Army. |s •••H'l'• • I'll |dH i» iiiii Ii*• paid Mon, o f them may even be hun­ I gry while moat of tbe resident, I 'I III* Ni i lint \ • 'I of the county alt down to well| II Hid lltldfl Hit dil $•» t I.’it ..I I I filled . tables on Christmas day, ' I I'tlliMin, « ill i'll* ini .« . C a p i'R . E- Rose, cdmnmnding of­ IMflftlUII EPPS •*f I III I-( inti....... . I »-• h • ficer of tho local ytad*l said. nit i|i.ii lim'd *•*n ii •-$* $• • ’ • Yesterday1* conitriMtlona to the Winner Of rnurlh I'rl/c “ I would like to take thU op­ Mm. \V. A*. Lcfflcr, M. L. Hudson. . I $•»n' Sninlii . I »• *i • • • , fund * r » as follows: portunity to rongiatutate Mayer Mis. iVeil Hudson, P. O. Young. Seminole High’ School • • I ik Edward iligglns and The Sanf. rd Mae Young, Hamilton J. Hislxe, Srmfortl. a n \vr» all know, in not progri'-siiig. i*ui is I lilt nil: « Il !• Of I I »,t V d Body Work, Herald .on the success of th* I*. F. Whlgham, Mrs. Jolin F. KiAcInnlly going clown. Storm arc going out of l.u-i- I c.ltl. In i. min .1 H .0.1 ’ I |. • “ trade-at-home” campilgn thus Pearson, llcrnisn Echols. Paulin.’ tU ’H 8 , land going to waste, rtpom ic lo ahow ua I lint I lion’ > 4 -1 O h io I. • ill I., i. far, and U .gtve 16 tah's for th* Crawford, Arthur V. Isenbei B ilk . H .I irt.— t/Ti— I no piiIii on in t iniiii*** • in nompthiiig terribly wrong with our town. I'tuple in r**a LandgTtff good people of Sanford who are Mis. Arthur V. Isenberg, K a lluiij;.iiiimi inlrt'k* wliovr $6.35 wholeheartedly I In* o»nijd. t« j i ««x > * • • ■ School ■ May, Mrs. J. L. Wilkinson. ri-operating In Sanford can't uffnrd lliings that people of oilier lowiw ••id d.’iiu till* ftoniiiilr*! loll' wn South-Sid* School box of this effort to make Sanfotd a big K. I*. Harper, C. It. Smith, " •■ I-illt d Itnlny hi n can. The renaon for lltia in that our money i- -pent I Mu*t li *•I»»•!• !•*jnl# !*n • r il .orsng** and candy. and boiler ptarr in which lo Minnie L Smith, U 11. Moorr, dt ••|• litioi tin* Imt*d away from home. People who make their, motley , Unit. Mr. »nd U p , E. J. lfr y w , Hobart Haynes, manager of Mrs. J. I.. l)iunity, John l~ Hnroii llo d c rlt'k • I liri«tni:i'» - I* • ln*n • Bay H u llw here go elaewhere to spend il. Thin is unfair lo our tbe Mather Fuinltme Store said Drumby, lien Flih, Thos. L. Sull­ lo u llliy Kerm an II Cftini' ....... \ M'diiiflii i lent * *; Fraxlcr I*vl, ivan, K M. Gsllomiy, Mr*. Tom la l-nte/lo, 21 nn\ today. * .merchant* and lo nuraelve*. Even if it ix iuxt a few iF|*vioux Total $140.00 I lluik' 111*’ 1 1 •'«:«l« I . \ 1 1 v • i S ud a lliinjrarinn "From my observation,’’ Mr. Sullivan, H. II. Duncan, J. S. dollar* *pent out of town think of the good it would I Joy To Tin \\oi |.| Ii* * Itol to death . Iteyne* said, "the public ia lend- Brady, Mrs. E.,11. Leney, Ituberl have done Sanford. Our money i* paid out. Ini! there I I lie a id Tin H . IIin. < i. Total *• Mu l Oiler hotel, $18..23 I lag Its support In th, drive and Carter, W. J. King, Koy Brown, •*l liny. Asriito pi• |*i»i n i* no money coming bark to ii*. The money in not cir­ 11 firmly believe it will la an out- Mi*. Itoy Brown, Mr*. K. 8- All*.f I . r i f l e d I'l’dist r in lift, i () t'oiii*'. All \* . taillif* i llii' I’liilim r\ man, Mis. C. 0. Tyre, Horace ■landing soecess aa o result." i t I l o l i n y her d* nth ni culating a h it tdiould. |Jlllirlf lie'll • ! ( la* M inn- l!\ • Since th* Inauguration af the Mitchell, Mr*. Ernest Mitchell. •In* “ f ill ni iinn|»" pt4i(i' Sanford ha* great mean* of pnigrea*. Il lux a M mrh N i i: \ i* ii i movement, Mr. Ilaynr* said that Mrs. \V. A. Fesler, W. A. Patrick. Yt . n\ .. . i in thi' womnn’ft wonderful location, which ninny towns would make I Ninr S|»unul«d Kniitni 1 u t i l l Ii i k h a i r n l in fin I*.Mini's apartment. he had added to the dock* In hie C. F. liobton, Bessie Hawkins, "Ii iph * d riT liilflu 'd l • ih*'ii |l mn| m |<>;•! 1 * 1 cnii'l ui’l alniiK the lioat of. But Sanford can't breauxo our money i* M a tin g out that Florid*’, traf- ■tort* in order lo accommodate 8. A. Carroll. Joe Emerick, K. J. O f liH IlM ’. •$y«» i-n*l alivi- I ' m i ImhiI \" 1 \*’!> W ill." Other fte ootidrnla *r* hsavtevi daring the demand * f mire of the people Toll, II. M. Watson. Roy Holler. not kept nt home. It i* apent in other towns; there­ 1 * . r i *i . H"1* ■ tvi’ i*’ iii (M'rmuii IU*I\ • Islll ||I'’ ’« gntli o f Dccnidbor, A lte r and stated that what he did not IV. P. Emgr, M. KInlaw, llutcrt fore helping that town to progress and grow A Idle we tiled IlH Ilf.i • ill 1 1 have In Mock he would gladly , Sail.l,|,‘'jU.‘| l" ' . l " ' ■IIIM " BCnlrn, Joe Divis, Jean Moran, . m dJr*rt*r of the Florida are at a *tand-*till. • 1 1• • ! 10 lid id til*' girl's NI N ..k Mr il* •• ..Id Sue Harrison, E. B. Bass, Gruit Safety Oouncll, colled for th, co- order. 1. pf till* 1 \ln lar 1-Aft#In, MNP This expending of stocks, he •i H I ;iinl ln» m u d . . Sl-lllllKMIBenton. E H. Hall, P. 8. Bildgtr, .10*1 - I|'U h • '»' obeiubm o f every motorlit in aa The merchant* aren't to blame because tliev don’t lllll fill M i l l o f wlll'l’* I I " .*0*1 |*lllll** d It' 51* • ••lll|*i|lM» 1 i.\ •I* l »•%lib*-'** III 1III* liin.l iii il effott to reduce Florid*'* fatall- ■old, h only the natural result Mrs. Effi* Dowling, J. ft. Dowling, j have new *tock nnd cheaper ntock. Thai blame lie* lit*. lie y 'i o ff ir r . The di- iro • of trading at home, at Ihe stock Fred Jones, C. Brewer, Mrs. Ii lid I i'll'* i i .h (h r Kim i'Li ll* |ihir* 1 > illt S,,‘ <a J Runiph tiM jiuring tbie month. within the citizen* of Sanford. Mow can a merchant **l oil (ho I io*l ••1 h. Iimi'*' 1. llm •1» a lit *•« ••HI I* I ufl«*r a fm eweII r i f l y in Jm*|. el.llVdll . II" Oil TW’.u/ity dirt*tar alee r*- In the stone expand, so doe* the Mary Brewer, Mrs. A . C. Madden, afford to buy up great iiuantitle* of xioek if be isn't till* Imul «| •iiomiitiir I*"U mil t»•*• t hiioiii'V mid ii *•.iiinl* .1 il •villi p a l ! v Uy III** 11:10111. who planned Mm. N. B. Kennedy, E. W. Owens, ' J tbe mlaleter* t* co-opcr- city. Another list of those who hive J. W. Cook, J. R. Robinson, Mrs. unnoiinrrd t« diiy IHiii' Iio u k Ih • lid tin* oh .1* i*iii I.. li'llX •' I**l ti* rm m iy today, to sure of the people’* buying it. ■troaeing ta their eongreAn r ffo r t waa lumie 1. KIIM' v id*** a .’ f f . i i h m I'li* Mm ! I* |*iln hi Uif and (h ire tliild reli T bem new thr*ugh the signed the pledge card* is aa fol- J. F. Abbott. Louis* Abbott, We have a hcnu.iful recreation ground on the II. H.II*I lu* left (he room, uml * ls^di *•n -h |i I'lllt Of till* phntfnKi' till' ugh a lioiild imik*’ ll J. F- Abbott. V. G. Heety, B. II. ) araofh lo be unMia. W. E. Jchnson, M. ft. Earl, Mre. 8. 0. Chase, F. A. lukofront, but ntill we can't aecm to build it up. We (h i» tn*f day sutli* mol nil ■•f Ihe with FurpriM M ii?uh« N * • Mill iH iirii* *l " Illtod her y i n . nnd the In both driving Ihe o f liyht |da>> mi Natilii llljd ihr WIII'I*IW l p.-tl Strickland, J r, Geo. Smith, Rutl| Palmer, e ffo r t i u Im ’.I only Ellxabeth Andiewe, 1 " haven't the money It take*. When wo ride over to tiamk' moiu than $8uu slill ili-vdi-il I n j . f f r r l is u-li.iii-liini:. r of but ircwr A. Hand. t in . F. S. McCauley, Virginia Herrin, Mre. Eute MrOrlando we *ee their wonderful park on a lake. Thi* Mr*. j T i . McCauley, 7. 6. Mc­ Cel land, Stmuel Knight. W .-E . iiuiir’ lin Ht-niiiinli' t'uiiiit>'« iiiintu , -- - — •J peraoni park wn* prolmhly built with *onio of our money. nt { I,Ollll r th. white Cauley* M. D. Heel. W. E* BMte, Raines, Mr*. W. K. Heines, Mr*. Claude Parker. P. ft. Bittner, Still everybody nay*, ‘‘Whv doean': Sanford build l.u rill r Itolr was in i-iinig ’1 nl J. C. Calhoun, T. J. Patterson, killed Theo. Dunn, C— W. Baker,-aFrwd tiltt- rllltllrcu. islin | u i l n i|w||ril II'. their recrca’ ion ground upft*W Anyono can plainly »ce Ills tug (lay sale and uli o f tin-J W, B*U, Mrs. Gee Elliott. Ilirteinr *d llrereallon H. M. the rcaaon. Our money i* rlrculating everywhere but Iliiid n k e r unnoutired tod ay that rhildrcn w r r e g ivr n n l l i r n t r r j red with City News Briefs Sam Byrd’s New Play Marks Milestone For Young Producer Hundreds Of Children Greet Santa On Tour Contributions To “ stocking A re$2 U 5 Ruth .luild Wants To Relate Story On Witness Stand Police Request ^ r- (Earner Is Mystery Shrouds Co-opetation To j Na»'ed Hfad 01 , ^ u lo A c c id c " ' Catch Snowbirds | « Solieitors R e <|ju i r**d To Have License Or Permit From City Haynes Praises Success Thus Far Of Mayor’s Trade At Home Drive Oviedo Rc D r i v e r , Apparer Injured, Cannot Bt I’ound By Of fie ISchool Band Will Present Program Invest In The Future Of Sanford Unique Decoration w g Adrcss Leaps To Death I'Vom Hotel Apadment Window "*: K Motorists Ufged i • To Drive Safely Seminole Is Still I Sanford'And OcalaTo Local Bankers Will Plav Tennis Matches -> Attend AIcctiqtf Mr mp Two Garages Are ; Christmas Dance To Swept By Flamee Be Held Wednesday '/kvatnl hundred .dollars ■werih ooff damage was done don* short) shortly after .& *.< s srt& w ft ,‘KSi Tret Pence o f the noeo today When a fir* of amte- Christmas tem hud origin deetroy*d two Serifoid Shrine Clah will Ib. S U garaees la the slier hetworo Oak In the Armory, President Oeorga nnd Myrtle Avenue*. Weinstein, announced today ex­ The ftre started la th* setaft tending sn levitation to all ta atbehind th* heme of II. C. Itentait c? j s s r u . Them wire ne either ef the n % a m c f Uw (Mace la to obtain gifts fey underprivileged •kildgtn which wi)l he. dktributad bo Sf CTt DJSf by all are ■ e The tadI* oompwnlo-i io contribute here. It waa in the Sanford Herald December 0. 19;19. that Mr. Cowan, head of Oowan'a Store. »aid. "The pledge cards seemed to have already mnde the people take Interest in-my store/'_ He also .said. P«»P,e’ who have never patronized my store, come In anti in- qulre of my ^ ^ wee^*'th{*'Haa happened think what will happen in aeveral weeka? Our town will grow. Our money will be circulating here. New store* will be built. New lands occupied. It ia all left up to each one individually whether or not Sanford will progress. I-et’a all try to keep Sanford’s dollars at Home. In doing this we will be' investing in tho future of Sanford. — —. . i. 4 ■■!■■■ ■— *■■■ II iM ^ t e s M T liiln jjm U s>*l i ■- — part)- this wn-k Ihrough Ihe ruiirtesy o f C h s iliv Marrisnn, munngi-i u f thi' Itilx T h r a l e r i R (S. Iletioell nod .1. K How I* nnift M iilchrs w ould he held lo rio rid u Slnlc hum tow |ii f'*nlu mrninnt ft picked JJ land. J r , of Ihe I llnrik of .Nnnford will Mtlend " |train Irmu that city. {m r r fi n u of Ihe Ilnnki-rK' A** Tin*-" niaklug Ihr trip from |K«M‘inlion of CYntrnl Fh o ila 8aufi.nl *vtll la- Ur. and Mr*. Me­ $tores Will Be Open ........ v'-!u .. * ««»-■ *« N'utiuiiul Bank nf Kis- ; iIliinrtn*. Mli* r.llrn Each NTightNextWeek Ilit- Slatr Hank nf St. lU'verlv 1'fHM'i*. Mrs. Mr*, in sccaidince wilh thr cuslnro nf local merrhanl* during ,***t yrers, ■ majority of Ssr.fnrd storrs will hr 0 |M-n rsrh night nrxt week for thr convrnlrnrr nf Christmas shoppers, official! of th* Merchant'* A*»«clatlon an­ nounced today. No definite time for Ihe rinsing of the etorea hie tiern sot, it waa announced, since thr rlosirg time will depend largely on tue patronage. lint*, Mr*. klery Zocti- f hind will l><- joint Imsls for the m y mol I ' b y William*. visilim- luinkrrs. Fred II. Farwi-ll, msimger nf Ihr Jnrksonvlllr Innn ngrnry nf Ihr Itrronslrnrl ion Finance Cor pornllmi, will sneak on Ills- IsrilI'erlly cloudy, somewhat unset­ illrs of the IISC in extending credit In -mall independent bus­ tled tonight and Sunday; pos­ iness enterprises. He will out­ sibly light showers in th* exline th* plan fur bank tu>rtlri|ut- trriue south roost end In th* rxlrrmu northwest portion; t ion in Ihr loan*. Rprsserd I.. Holland nf Bartow, slightly wanner In the extreme will also be a gurst ‘ speaker at north imrtion ami near tbe **•! 'c v n tn l coast lu night, __ ;* the meeting. LOCAL, W EATHER �THE SANTOBD m aA LP , SANFOftD, FLORIDA Sahford Herald Today*8 News THEtUPT SEASON IN WASHINi There have been times in the history of American journalism when newspaper editors scratched their beads, and ordered their reporters to commit muoder,.If necessary, in order to find something they could build up to make Worthy of the front page, but in this day ahd tide when a jMtadful of Finns are busy driving a horde of Russians out md at the point of bayonets, when a running navel gent between heavyweight champion,a takes place >uth American country almost within night of radio itator*. when Japan makes a trade agreement with ilg. and Mrs. Winnie Ruth Judd is captured again, such lea should be unnecaasajty,,. .... c . ' x\ It is therefore all •the .inpre J .i<igr}ifip»nt.' *whcn on a agents In the state seeling loca­ Hotels, travel bureaus tions where new theatres tnl*lu| be built or those new existing enlarged and Improved. Many young doctors, lasyrfr*. certified public njeojintante and Use ■dMr other professional mtn nre eagerik»> Florida forcibly IM » the I f loosing for some town wwrro ds and hctirls o f millions und they might open on offk a with effect o f these appealing hope of .success. Rany broke., •pies" o f Florida that have and agents with nionsy and years ifm rt sw f W i y so attract tve- o f practical experience would like to get located In Florida." When one o r morn '.of these hoiueeeektrs and Investors'eomf-4 saefethisr points, Into your community ahd estab­ y bear travel to lishes n business, builds or buj.* ds tfus It la my n homo and brings a,fam ily to take up permanent residence, It hal£a your whole town. Each newcomer becomes a prospective ___ (__ for_ every ivory merchant. racaUonists add customer Welcome these folks; help them yssl to get' established: take them urlng into rout church, your chamber is ln g of commerce, your civic clubs; view'trade with them when you caiu t eal-! Civs them n helping hand. AruW |they m- rsluru w ill help you In tuslt- building nml boosting the communlty* Every new resident is etl\w w°rtn several thousand dollars a lauie y w r to any town and growing most communities attract additional term Mttl*rs and Investors. .,i£ Be friendly ond courteous (o I the' visitor within yotlr city time Maks them feel at liomr. ,t in Acquaint them with the business rhay opportunities your town affords,. lCsle large and small. Provide them l,lla with authentic, unblaaed lafornent motion. Let your Interest In ntf them be genulno and sincere, not luis superficial and selfish. Do this new * n<J roar town will grow and " " prosper beyond your fondest hopes and dreams. •J r Millions will visit Florida this Fall and wlntcri many will remain to east their lot with us as neighbors and fallow citlscns. Lot’s cxtsnd ths hand o f frjendt. ship and bid them welcome i ■£* ib riS S ' SATU RDAY, DEC. IS, l i l t P|ALE VERSEFCH TODAY HE DID; Then the king com­ manded, and they brought Daniel, « M cost him into tha den of lions. Ifew ths king spake and Mld'huto' Daniel, Thy God who thou Mrrest continualy, he will deliver 'UMai— Daniel 6:10- HMtomal 7t ■ GJFTB TH A T COUNT . when you haven’t a cent for glvWhen poverty pinches hard, Kf,Ob, then Is ths day when the ' _ Christmas way ® Puts wealth on a single card! v What mattes Uio cost of snvndE IngT S'.:- What pee, when the '.sis is told? The g ift worth while Is the friend* ( • J r italic, l . To Die friendlcr*, better ilrtn gold. previously achieved only by Tile Birth of a Nation »na Snow While und the Seven Dwarf*; it milrrt bo noon by ' Ohm w or«I» uf cheer to the dicer* 200,000,000 |ieople. That la n Irlg order, Irul if uii.v picture cun do it, were K A timely l » l on tha back VTo the^down-snd-oul, to turn him belting on “ Gono W ith tho Wind." p .'And help him back on the track. pft* ' •*' -Ths cheapest thing in *xl*t«n:i t V l i money, aud all It buys.. Ife r a precious t y for the little v*i*nfs nrOf IrsU ’ s loving that count*— not tire. Good Advice 4 Tile movement which hun been started by tho Garden Club to havo members remove heavy planting!* on comora of the|r property where they might Interfere with the un* obstructed vlaion of motorists and Increase tho hfiards of Whs valuo of gifts I* the giver. automobiles at street Intersections is ono which might well V .M ot nionsy is loved, hut youl be emulated by the public generally. ' And tbs gifts o f ths heart, whan No ono appreciates beautiful shrubs and llowers more f t ’ ' they once get a start, , *IB whole year than wo do, unleas of couiSt" It be tho Garden Club Itself, but there Is a proper place for them on everyonfs .property, and thero ia Just as‘ well Ail improper plsog. ‘ Shrubs jilaaV cd wiiero they tend to Increase the iucidcnco of autojjio■ER e v e n i n g i .(From -Ths Ns<v Statesman' ami blle accidents simply are not planted in the proper place. " Nation) A motorist approaching an Intersection where.he esnRTfehy, now It lias happened, not see another motorist around the ’ comer approaching f t ? Bhould the clock go on strlktho sumo Intersection until they are only a 'few feet from Ing to tho firedogs .A °d why *liouli| the rvuks bs each other Is at a decided disadvantage. Moat accidents oc* blown upon Uic evening cur at Interacctions uml most of them occur because tho Like burnt paper In u chimney? drivers did not see each other noon enough to avoid a .. v . And why should the rvu main collision. A. loin Its lurbtilencv, Tlicro la u selfiitli reason why home owners should Its elegance, plant nothing but low hedges or open shrubbery near street 1 And draw a film of muslin dowi. intersections: a bad automobile wreck can be a very messy ^ the Mnd and unpleasant speclucle. Nobody likes to have his front .With m c ^ rectal Ing wow? lawn plowed up or his shrub* smaihcd to smltherlnes by Ahd why, now It Im* huppvm.-d, careening vehicles. Nobody likes to hoar the crash of the jttsuld the 'allaa Mill bs full uf i wreck or the cries of the Injured. the map* of countries You msy save yourself just such un uupkasunt ex­ Mrs never shall icu ugaln? HP • perience by heeding tho advlco of the Garden Club. KTPU<'V tr t-: And why, now It ha* happened Ahd doom all night Is lapping • ] tk f'd o o r , SKm M 'I renumber that I »v •i met you— Opes In another wurld? Editor Hsuford Herald:— ^ —LOUlH MACNEICE. In connection with Mayor 111k gins’ “Trade A t How*" campaign Don t give anybody a map this every right .thinking men iund yaar for Christmas. It may be women, living liert, oni^. deriving m t o f daU by the time it gat> tbslr living Tn. Sanford, moo mo­ , or should endarto It. B u t' tus} £wr* the th lo isy. ____ don bo extended If a viewpoint Wo don’t suppose It came us tluforn npt exprvtocd be rxany surprise to the Soviet Busded und sttxntlon drawn tr •he* to bs kicked out of ths I t In no letter or sdltorlal here 1/Mfup of Nations. luforo appearing on thli eampalgu and It* meritorious virtues, na> r A fU r Its figh ^w llh the British there been soon the real crux of dnuMrs the Oerpian pocket bst- Ihs situation. Suppose wo deviate Ugshlp Isvkod Just Ilk* sny other from ths general rule anJ stop geeket, W of holer. iting and bewailing the con and needs of tho "mer• T h e BuasUns are complslnlag s, doctors, bank*, etc." un/ • f the t*ct|c being employed by • peak uf ths -FAMMKH. I f San­ ford’s farmers j o down and fann­ ing Is dlceuntinned, be no nee*" for iiierebanls: ho no need for gn.> boslness of any typt. Ila Is Ban fords backbone: original** uu-j distributes virtually wholly all the dollars that are spent hero ar THU SANFORD FORUM E the center o f which stood a tur* reted cutis. “ That may be lb a home o f ths King o f Westphalia," said Eric. “ HurTy" Bo the foa leaped o ff again with a long, easy stride down the bill. Bat just as they got to Uie castle gales twenty guardsmen lowered their epsaru before them. And twenty more guardsmen closed In behind them. •. TVjr. were taken prisoners be­ fore. JCric could say a thing, nis hands were tied behind him, and he couldn’t play. hU flat*, ns said nothing, hut as the gnatdi: men le d ‘ them o f f to a tower h*d on# of ths most 'tplvndid crops of U tloca since my ramiilsnco hero of over fifteen year#! and while this has bgon going on, I have per.onnlly w in Weslani Lett new and Cslsry on ths aidewalks of tho city bilad In front uf some of fc'sufoi'd'a mo»t sctjve TALKING P oll By 9IQRID ARNE r!'• ske*aw b « s » s 8*IPstarted froai—TsyUug •m * search fee ths ..**!■ • Losses*, that w u IpscUtlpt msds by the fslrlss •• «Ws ; •said talk Is ker s w u r afl«sr midnight. Chauler IX ,, Tkrsugb Tks hUastsis- , Through tho night, hour, alter hour, ths -white fox ran ►moodi­ ly over the snowy hills with Erie, tho son of Lightning, and Elsson his back. They had reached a chain o f high mountains when day broke. -Buddsnly tbs whits fax stoppod. lie w u tired. “ Poor fellow,’ ’ said Erie. “ Now w* con go no furlln-r," said Ihs fox. “ There ure tbo mountains Uiot only get higher as you go up. No one h o ever climbed Umn.” "W hgtl” said Eric. “ Why, 1 cuu do any tiling. I shall climb Ihttn." “ Walt, wail.'' said the fox. “ Many people have died ou those peaks." “ Dou’l Isavr iue, Eric,’’ said Tkrs-wh open'the « < • » » • - U&tO the oldest man. ' .,l <’ * “ By its," u ld Eric, his eye* flashing. “ I shall ntveir stop until I find Loosen." “ And .1," u ld Elsa, “ shgU gs with Eric because he has been o friend to ms.“ “ And l,M said the fox. "w ill run to Tlie cuds of ths earth foi Erie.” After tlie woods people had heard they gathered In a. elre|c and whh pned. Then tho eldest man said to Eric, “ Lessen sound* like n real frleod to bava you pledged lo find her through any difficulty. So we will opaa the gate." * ' "Ah. IllUo father," said Erie and he bent over aud kissed the little old man on hfx white hair. Tlie little inn.i chuckled and led lc and Elm and the while foa a rock on which ho rapport, thrso times. It swung hack slow­ ly and there, ahead, lay a long straight tunusL Prisoners In a twinkling Brio and . ware on tho fox’s bock again, I nod the fox wag running swIOly through the long tunuoL A fter • lopg time the fox sniffed and ■aldl. 1 smell frasb air absafL.' |P»iawm6iig , viHUUliletuii al pereofi* anxious to find Investments. 'f w a or three asked' rao recently where could bu y;or start a newpA^rcprosonUUve of the. »• a number o f Hollywood ptoturn people pro kssuty Interect- t— ■ Lb. Be. C krU tau Csady >1 . Caa 3 Teaals Balls 4 New AateatetU Flu b Light t Bieyale Tire F. P. RJNBS Alatlalr F 0Ua> 3 tn|Ua _ . S fa fe r d . H a . f • faint llgbt> B eo cupped her ears’ Mid, " I heard a blrd .sk Wo must be courkg to Utg aids.” Aud sura *n«ugb were. Boon they warn Me In o grassy meadow covers* S bs ovsr those moantalns by n^on’ Is there anyone hero can help! UIRBCTOgY "I- don’t think so," iiald the oldest umn. “ Then* Is only on* errand-that can taka a trovslet through thew. Thera Is a (UU that apans behind those rocks, and a straight tunnel m2 STAET NOW! SAVE FOR FIFTY W iM S rojwTOtsca y sis V v Hcafucd Alt. d M rv I; n ld •Ass p r . / v ia . « j f L 'T L T - y i. .a .-C.i I . hh Tap Bar* 14.00 • Woo*)' Ym Got €RCLUB TODAY . �• >«/■ ( ■ \r *'■ • «• .1 * r«»n ^ , fjr r - v*-> \!i 4 * 1 fR • •* •*—1 *■- ‘ i-~ -*- -* *• - m fcy H - ■. • ; ■vi!*;-: civ*.’"*41! ■• <s * *> / *J t iK v H» - 11* •■- S o c ia l A n d P e rso n a l Activities HB8 LILLIAN ADAMB, godly fauior__________________ •JMONDAY Annual Christmas party of the Thllh Beekarx Claaa of the FIrat Methodist Church wQl be bald at Trio R M. in iba church annex Mra. George McCrum, lira. _ shew, Mra. W. B. Walla, H. h T Duncan, lir a John art. R. M. liaaon. Mra. jta, Mra. W. B. EdanMra C- A . Ponder aa Claaa of tha First ______ Church will meet at P. M. at Um home o f Mr. and J. P. Bates in Paolo for annua] Christmas party. Mra. Prica will ba co-hoatets. o f lha P in t Baptist will meet in tha church at o'clock, meeting of tha W. M. the P in t Baptist chureh ba bald at l:S0 P. M. In the with Circle Three In and M n. B. R. Beck aa The theme will be “ My Response For the Great Commis­ sion.” . Seminole District of Boy Scouts W|U meet at 8r00 P. M. In the y t o r jlig h school for a Court Mbs McCubbins Is **• Honored By Friends Mra.-Janie Richardson sM MrsV Mae r artuaon of Orlando, were hostesses on Thursday night at tha homo of the former, entertain­ ing for Miss Bess McCubbins, whose marriage to C. A. Ilninrs of this city, U to taka place dur­ ing the holiday season. A crystal shower'area given the bride-electOther guests were Miss Kate Johnson, Mrs. John Lane, Mra. Ruth Willis, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. J. D. Barnes. Mra. Weyman Cos, Mrs. Wilhelmina Godwin, Miss Catherine llall, all of Orlando. Miss Norma Gettler, Mia. I'uul M. McIntosh, Mrs. Minnie 8 Hughes, Mrs. Ellen T. Boggs, Mrs. W. E. jfiehadaon, Mrs. Dice, Mrs. Florence Flack, also of Orlando. Sharon To Preside At Scout Meeting Teleph on e 148 P erson a ls 'Sga.iwex-w.-eue i ■ Mrs. A. B. Mahoney had ai her guest last Tuesday, Mrs. T. J. Barnett o f Fern Park. Miss Dorothy Stokes Is visiting with her parents in Orlando for the Christmas holidaysFriend* ul R. 1* Morrow wii) regret to iewrn that be Is ill at his homa on Magnolia Avenue. i f ' from rTDeLand where he attends Stetson University In visit with his family for Christmas holidays -L O O K ! : WDBO STUDIO MODEL RADIO $ 29*95 RA.N.fl.AL, L ELECTRIC CO. W E R E P A I R R A D IO S Y O U A R B IN V I T E D O ffic ia l Opening Orange City Hotel (F lo r id a ) Raiobow Room Leland McClelland arrived last night from Louisiana College In Alexandria, La., to spend tho Christmas vacation with his fam­ ily. Christmas ProgramTo Be Given Tomorrow Miss W^lma Unchsrt will arrive today from Macon. Ga. to spend tho Christmas holidays with her rents, Mr. and Mrs. U M. Line rt The Full Gospel Tabernarle Sunday School will present a Christmas program' aatkled “ The L. P. McOuller Is here to spend Gift Magnificent” in story, song the holidays with hi» auti t. Miss and pantomime on Sunday even­ Emma Owen. McCt Mr. McCullef ing at 7:45 o'clock. a student at the University It ia hoped to present something Florida at Gainesville. new and different from the gen­ eral run of Christmas programs, James Tew arrived yesterday according to an announcement to­ front Gainesville whore he studies day. It has Ih-cii said of the pro­ at the University of Florida to gram, “ the old. old story that has apend the holidays with his par­ become eweeter down through the ents. ages, taking on new meaning, when you see the wise men seek­ Mrs. J. N. Robson, 8r., and ing news of Christ from King Mrs. J. N. Robson, Jr-, will ar­ Herod; experi«eice tho awe and rive Sunday afternoon from Danfear of the shepherds to whom la. Mrs. Robson, 8r., will remain tha Father's Glory was rcvchled In Sanford through the holidays. to on that memorable night; and rejoice when a discouraged young Mias Elisabeth Leffler arrived man finds new hope, new life thla afternoon from Tallahassee through giving. Whet ho gave Is where she attends Florida State tha gift magnificent.” College For Women to be with Everyone has been cordially in­ her family during tho holidays. vited U attend this program. bliss Charlotte Moughton ar O f North Cmrollna’a area, 3,020 rived today from Maryville Col square miles ia water. lege in Maryville. Tonn., to spend Christmas holidays with her fam­ ily _______ K’ Walter Turner returned from the University of Florida h> Gainesville last night to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr and Mrs. R. W. Turner. “ Owe » f FW W a’s F U ..I” sm D EC. S C H O O L G IR L 'S S P E C IA L . a u o t e r t ill Thru 10th 95-90 Oil Wave Permanents A ^ c U l l y Styled for 9O >*0 Individuality h r m r r iti it m a ih ask r , w r hsod Hughes Mirasol BEAUTY SALON 117 N. Fork A n c - T b s e s 717 Miss Thornlcy's room o f tho Sanford Grammar School presentcd • Christmas pageant Friday afternoon in Hie school auditor­ ium. Characters included; Mary— Edna Collins Joseph—Charles I.undquisL Angel— Lola Halligan. Shcphirda H w h i r Beard,' Clyde Muse, Richard Singletary. Ver­ non llardin and Bobo Nero. Wise Men—George Edwards, Leo Armstrong and Walter Steele. Tho Glee Club furnished the music which accompanied the pa­ geant. Special numbers were given Florine Trawick and Betty Jane Woodcock and tho Grammar School quartet- W ight Esther Strange and Miss Marthu Talbot attended the Phi Kappa Tau formal at Iba University of Florida in Galuoavlllo last night v*. rt'L L a o a r iit T U l l l i i A c u Orlando ItoaJ n*sr. . . Geneva Avc. n . Itec. C. W . Smith. _.___ tstor Sunday School •.¥:*! A. M Morn.tig Worship |i:sa A. M. The .Sunday School w ill present s I'tirlalnias y to jr.ru Sunday even* n get 7:4*. fnttlled the G ilt M ag­ nificent Hthle Ktudr Wednesday 1:4) m ust MvrmoutgT r H i a n i I1. M Huhjeet lo r htudy: "The til.prnaailnn of lha Ages." The public la cordially Invited to attend all arrvlces. fo r . Park Ave. and K llth HI. Ur. W. I’. Ituhrman, Pastor Sunday mho..I *-4* A. SI. Prof, tl. K. M rKey. Huperlnlendnt. Morning Wnrehlp. 11:00 o'clock: sntltem • r\'oin ng or the A n ge ls ;' sermon. ‘V ein ml I Thy W ay." Young Peoples' and Intermediate Leagues w ill nuct i t < :)v P. V A i 7:30 P. M the hour for even­ ing worship. Ihrre w ill ba an addrra* by Dr. Alllrua Webli o f Dallae. T esas; solo by Mias Ito.o IT.ir* hey. n a i -t is t t Hi iu m t'drk Avvnur al till iVlIliahi Talk llruoki, Jt. DEC. J f* l ARMORY IQ M TO 2:00 UnderpetvBsgad CAM ' ChristmasProgramTb) jPhilatheanB Hold Annual Yule Party Be Given By Baptista] i The Philathea CTss* cf the First The annual Christmas program 1Baptist Church held its annutl of the Sunday School of rthe P IP IT CHRISTIAN tMCMCII ' Christmas party last night at the First Baptist t5burch will b e ;g if* , AfUiur V. lsenbarg. Paalor home of Miss Catherine Kelley. cn at the chureh Sunday eveiitaf Jasse Durden, fl. 8. Supt. |309 . Laurel Avenue. (Dec. 17) nt 7:S0 o'clock. M ee*y., MIS. II. J. Clause. Pim m Mrs: U. I). Landresv. Cher ster The rooms wretY om-tird ensult} musical. Church Calendar— Program: Hunday morning *:I3 A M. Ulbls ' and decorated with a profusion of - • ' Song—Congregation. Joy to th*A |, School with -.tie lesson "||ow TIis i polnsetlioa, Brasilian |H-pper, and Kingdom Grows." I red radiance roses. One corner of World. :• Sunday Morning W orali'it lift- the living room held n large Prayer. r . ! vlce, Mrasala Thttnc. "H oliest, decorated Christmas tree around Beglnntr*' Department: Sone l and In te g rity " ll:* 0 A. M. Hunday evening at 7:3e. Evan- |which tho Christmas gifts, for by Department. Jesus Ixtvrs Me. | gsllstlc lluur. w lb the tlnma. ' members of tho class were placed. Poem, What Shall I Give Illtn— . "Sin." I In another corner was a table Weeley HamU; • Prayer Song 'by • Wsdnesdsy evening ar f:3c. Mis. ! holding n mitiMme Christmas the Department. 1 ‘ 'orrtst May leads the Prayer Meal­ Mnaie by the Primary Depart­ ing. Our anectel speaker la Miss , snow scene. KlTt.hclh IlsrU ty. mol slit w ill Mias Evelyn Echols nml Miss ment-Miss Evelyn Nipper aecom-1 , bring epee al music on liar arcor- Vera l<odgc wt-ic in charge of panisl. l dlan. Public welcome. tfimrli-l— MUsea KliiuWlh. T ip .; Thursday evening si t;3n, t'h rlsf• gamrs and rimtests- whiris-werr mss Program al the Chinch AH played timing the evening. Ml*« pin, Glnyds Plpniii. Shirley Eehrequested lo he pr*seh! ami tr Istuise Driggers. Ml's. Clayton ola und Iti-tt) VVi-al. brlnn presents for orphans. Smith, Mra. Waller Fc*ler, Mrs.' Announeementa, stnti-inrnl of P. Payton nnd Mra. J. M. Stine-1 Orplums Home-—Inn. D. Jinkin'. FIRST (H in t ii op « it asiwf cipher were declared winners for: Trio, Glorin In Eteiwo, «• • * ariKATihr the contests nnd rnrli received ; i ' fostn .Mi.v J. II. I «»lcloii|?h, Mrs. sao K«*t KtooonO Mtrr*t Humlgy Hrliool 9:4* A M J. J. W fil.' prise tint dirtied out the Cliri.it-1It. It. Pippin. Morntnif Work hip l l 't i f A M Ounrtut -MinhCf Miirli y Kchola*. j mas theme. tY^0nc»«lny IJvrtilnj H. i v K j *. .1 1 Gift s w e i r slisttihuts.l mining . KliculH lIi Pippin, tilnyiU. Pippin t I* M , n«':ullllg Itooill II uiiin 3 t*U lo d "'l tile nieniliers und Hie cliis* pte- mill Hilly u r 'l. ••Vlttok' on Turntltiw m il Kr .l.t) M'liic l*V Mn* Ymiiijj Pit»|ilfV , •enteil u .tnngid p o ll e-j i » s e tu ” IH T IIU lINfVUltHK. IN* l.t l* I Nil HAN. r.VO!.Vi;i> IIY \T«»M ; Mrs. J . M. Stlm cipher, toncher, I Prpnrtnii'iit. 10 K O lt lT .r la tl»r -ubjr. t f..r th« | nnd n tstx o f stntioueiy to Miss I MuIt* QiiMrlcl, MiiltP It'Uiii Pur l#in»ll'H*riiH»li Hblrh V III hv »»atl Edith Rales. cln»s president. .Ip-up. i*m*«*itl% K. II. fitrlvr, F. III t*liuri'!ion ()f KltrifT. bvtriitinl hiiiito Mi*f»»), Myron Sniitli, J, tbroiirbuut (lie v o iM on Huiol.i) The class nl-o held -I toy sltevor | lU tiin b tr 17. • *. for tlie Ctadle Roll Depm tun 1 1 , Mr Sltinviplirr. Thu llottlm r \* *►: -A ll *••> of the i lunch. W hy Th* fliiim * lliiiHf - • llllllilf • •-ortaR ►Iia II prat»* ih* •» I .*•«.1 |l* |MirI itu ni. Mnl thr R.thii** r Iia II lilt • th*» I At the -holt h n , i n , i n n ' >u; T in y ••InII npH.tk f f i r i.lot) « i piecmltng the p a tty , tlie cla ss de- ; Hi) Vlmr*b*rti mi I i.««\ o * *!•% I f i’ inlnii \\or*li.ii Il'UO A M cldeil t<. gi\i- a Christmas hn-k.-tl | ii«r i* ' t Pi*g||IIB t l in e . M* Trnlnlnii 1‘ulon i ; l j I* >1 * In ii lin ily rnniili Mrs. I*. I ' a i t o t ' A iii o i i k llies r l.it‘* ri.i " b it li .m ’ :\t itiutf Worntii|i ;-.au p ,\t. | rlht' tile l.« f i l l III.e » « • appointed c hairm ni nt list> | A* ilii< cYinliiii k fiv li’p ilif ^ini* r .» •Iny Hrhotil u III iih a i|M iititit.l*! fo lio " inv from »•**• i.lbt lh*lw ka III i lh<* I e»t .1 llitt i i .alt*! proji-cl. Pill fctl.lA* |»rOK‘ !MII. Itefreslmn tils c ii.i.llii" if hrniriia; tl.nl tilm** lf it U riiMktU* l*l.t)e| Rh| i .'i s 20 thr foi Moil Hu* i*artli tin I r-i.*.l«* n. I •• straw la-try ............................ sedl P M llAtll •*»t.ltltlHll«-«l tt. I|« •*M .■ t • 1 II V lili'.m n tit •mur Hot III l,| II. hr I >4oird it . • I* mints were M-rvcil I*.' tin- ho--te*. t assisted hy Mis. Kudi n Fell'd-, i llili lbltrel J .1111 til-* I a | . Ilul#* |n lYTiiie a!*.*• ' I I - » I i i* l Mi.s Virginia hclhy und .'li«e lin l.v < lu .as i : i 'l » i up \l. i lit in n Til.- I.« »Mt>ll-h< r II .111 •» slit.’..* llrhii Guttler. lt«*Y. M.iiiin lii nin, til*' foils*" Ills |MKh|;t freel.l l l r Jiit* In AtlVriil Pii-M-nt wen- Mi.s ........ I'.nkMuly PiMiiinuniuii «:Su A A l ’ . 1'lirintlnn Mrlrioo toxitowi^, > . i Ill* aril. Miss Nellie t'liniiiiii.luii-t, ( ‘tiiiicli Bclrnnl As M 1 • list* Hint ll'u ltb " I t li K it Morning Prn>rr mnl <«nnt»n K» » i.tur* h” b\ jtl r v ii.il.i •* I .I*.) . Miss Edith Itili-. Min Vera "tl'Hl r m t r « nnd povrrn* tin uniII on A. M. , l.islge. Mis. M ilinn I stij.lgo, YnUllkC |Vn|l|Ml' Hr|\|f I.MgXJA irrm , liii'liiitltiK iiiim i T * i *' *i*n* • e Ii* f i l ' d with >|*lrtt Uftt IdrAH. " tilth Mis. Kin I'litiiiinghiiin. Mrs. W-t|. » »*u p. M. W HiH utlni • Pltnrc!i <*lif*»l ll«» i-voUit*. nml th *) nr* i»lo-*l .it ter Fester. Mrs. P. Puytou, nnd to th»* Mind Hint inuU*'4 llirn**' 11* Mrs. I liytnn S m i t Ii. PliriHniiAH Piii iy f. flrt P .\|. Thur«tl(i) . Ns'liooloi PteiyFr 4:2t 1 Also. 'M is, .1. M S:ineciplti-i• P M. S|irt|jl m vliih •'ill !••• Itrltl a ! tdl'.MU Ktllt k ill || >1 II %I'ltoiiiq Mi.s t allii'iiue Kelley. Miss l ien .■- KuntUv Nt I i •I * lie A \l JOV I'hllll I'p|ni«>|i.il ( *liuf clt, IdillKH'mtl, Iuiii««I row .if ter in.on ut 3 Jt* linggi-es, Mrs .loniiie lint iimn, Thr uniat |ir«ifi*iind .•••> Ii.*» .... i. *f M flt It) •llitt II «.f i m I I . Il Mi.s Fvelyn Kell- Is. V|i-« l|eh-’i I* il %Ylli-ti til** lir « flKUlt " I I I b f •Moiitui* hi tin n e r lttiil Mi-s Vnginia K-lh-v »l* •llrMtftl b) tin rvrlui. Ilif Hpv . Til** l l T ) »«*l*ll 1% o f i It • |.. i o. • M.»»tin llrnin h|»rvl;t| M um •* li.it> born uriiiii|iil il; in iIml. " M b ii i Im it • n|*. •• t * bt Mr*. K m.in.t A. l.)Mun Thr Ir ••lull* »i irbooml*. m*.* i •>.%•* i t'lfrrlo i v Molu WIII bt I’ ll!) «tl b) mid tlo lo im lilt r hi* ’ ni*p '..••• Mink IMIit i i Uutlr, ••••lllhl, aiul n tin iiiom i a* II) u til i Ik it ,ui. \ fln n tair l>) Mr Itstl.r I Ttn»* -H on lli iiihh. tenor of W ln lrr I'urk. T ill I n|l|h o f i a |i ye *|i I k * N»i m II* I tin t tile III to .»»••• *ur mortal und t b ii ;..> • O M .H f t.ATloX AI. t Ml n t l< I *• t'o»i»#r ark A v nuc olid Jr»| Mtrr» : ti.A l-M .ir> llnhrr K«hli «I*T l*» nmrr dlvln* *u».i on** Sunday Hrhool » Ik A. M fti •• y In In* ml .not u tiro i Morning Wornhip 11.00 || U II* .n o t . Hrrnion by thr Pgalor Mitip t t H ir«t«i|« O HlllHR^tl t I ***** |«|r M il) "Ijir r 'd Drbt In N rvrr I'aiil." # Cll t k t jo y . t niH * 'lu !l) : i lt * t •• i> tin* nt*"l nlrji •••uiiiil »i*riiniiK “ttiabla and Htall” hr Wk.bfcll d’ -n • hmiiif nt rlivim o !« |»o ronaiilrm tion **i ilii- |*i**j*tl, (lie "T h r) havr taken thr tomb of our Mpt to he* n llrn t. .h i .| s|u*.||. i « i Ii foR im Jr tTI.rlrt — 4 onintU iiloiirri ml* >li»* iv m »In '!•- !it.iri flt.*i on llo I •••.!•• Inf dgl horOfn that b tllc vr nut In K ltidii.g lutiun. a ropy uf " hu ll " a s •*1*11! Mad 'Nt tun do tioHi.it,; tvils "*|h . tu r iiih n m ii A illn ir B ll.ilr in »tnh|e mnl fta ll fur l|i» blrlli aul* *>'. Ylid 4 ftlllll IlMlH'tl'IlIN "III TEllftlw»PN)*r, Mini nnulluM rt*|*k' tu Head. B llir !.• o ulot of |ov *||II»*HI But Ilia tomb l« butP nt» -s k lt )ll9 llu* P in tm t uffii*«* in P* I Mini. pUi . ***Srmln«i1r fu tility in i i I h IIy ill* They have brdgrd lllm ground with BOt'TMSlHK tU F T IIT f 111 111 M |*>m .tr«l III (lie O'li* trill t lull «*f tlii.« pomp gn<| parade, Cof. Rim gnd Cor. and (Itniva ilttitvA A\r Air T bry hgv* burtrl |.lm d r«p umlri project,*' tb*' irnululif*)) j In tnl, Bible httldy f ti A M • tfol and ntnn'— Prrgrhlnf ll.i'V A M b' lick i.ntci ‘ * r. Bills " cm * iiHu m lio ln ln l But rotne Iradlng the tircgt >bt llofgrth. In I c u|*riit il f*** a 1 1 it* k u liirli c r m tfit T rg jo g ft tiit-'ii i 1 / l1 M Pirguh ng l . i v P H To » ! » • wtr t'urnr idr l»4rk to III* Mir I It hi i •I i' r«»iilcni|*latiii|* buy* own. r ^ y « r hording Wvdi.k -*lh> ••*( HUT ChrlMlmj Kndrgrwr TtlO. P. M. (ou nty Asks F'or Action On Itonrf 14 D A N IK I. (illD E N ,\ N I) EVANS Slippers 82..t0 lo SI.on 15 . L. Perkins IM IlH I.ll M IN 'S WEAR / r WTYlog u h tndtr T:>d Spaghetti Supper, Bridge Party Held Mrs. S. C. Graham and Mra. Billy Merrill entertained a num­ ber of their friends with a spa­ ghetti supper and bridge party Thursday evening el the home of the former on French Avenue. Arrangement* of Hraiilian pep. per, poltjneltlai and pine burr* ■ tr* used lo deruralr the room*, llond-painted Santa Claus tallies were used and earl, gqeat was presented a small corsegt. * Mrs. J. E. Slrmprr Wuu higli bridge score tnd was presented a bottle of perfume and Mrs. Jack Peek of Orlando was awarded a box of Old Bplcc ousting powder as consolation prise wituier. Mias Frances llurkhsilrr of Or­ lando, popular bride elect, wav n - L 7 * given a gift uf lingeriu from the hoatestr.. Guests _lnrluilt'<l: Mrs. L. 8. Wilkins, M'r«. Henry English, Mra. Allan Blount, Mrs. J. D. Cordell, Mra. Bill Rutledge, Mra. C. II. Brown. Mrs. J. I*. Ilultsclaw, Mrs. Bam Maddox and Mr*. J. E. Stamper. Also from Orlando, Miss Fran­ ces Uurkhalter, Mias Dorothy Mc­ Clain, Mra. Juek Peck. Mra. R. J. returned to her home yesterday after epending the pest week ee Bishop, Mra. Gene Mollrr and the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Mrs. Don McClain. Mahoney. TREE DANCE m AT THE CHURCHES r in a r T. II. or not T. B. That is congestion. t Consumption In- done about It? A cough! A coughI BUY TUBERCULOSIS CHRISTMAS SEALS! I 1 MRS. HENRY WATSON left last Saturday for A T LA N T A with her one aim to GET CLARK GABLE'S AUTOGRAPH— She re­ minds mo of the girl who fell and broke her leg and got up saying Itow gluil she was that she didn't* tear Iter hose— Scar­ lett, Rhctl, and the wltolo cast are scheduled to bo there with their slowest southern drawls, fullest hoop aklrta— and tlghest breerhea » • • VOLIE W IL­ LIAMS, JR., spent ONE NIGHT SLEEPING ON THE MANTEL as the result of a bet on the foot­ ball leant which belongs to what la in the futurr to lie hia beloved ALMA MATER— This year ho bet on ARMY AGAINST NAVY — Last yrar when lie was plan­ ning on entering ANNAPOLIS Instead of WEST POINT he again lost— Maybe he'll get straightened out nonto day— — 'rausr definitely the shortest distance between two points ia a straight line • • • Imagins MAHY W ATIIKN'S amt MARIE HAYNES' surprise when they appeared at that swell clagtnt SIXTH ANNU AL JAYCEE CHRISTMAS BALL Thursday night with IDENTICAL DRKS8EB — except Marie's was trimmed In green and Mary's In red—cut*, red and green— If It had been a costume lull they could have panoed sn the Christmas twins EDDIE KING and ORCHESTRA had at their most popular; re quest number for thr Hlght-a-' ‘‘JINGLE BELLS'' and 4id they swing out with ito-Th* tqhltr around the dance floe floor pro*fd to be a GREAT 8UCC1 JESf— 1 <> the people who enjoyed sitting at their tables and to the many vis itora who made the rounds • • • SANTA CLAUH ia all ready to descend llte chimney of the ED LANE home— Hr, his sled, reindeer, and bag stuffed full of toys and goodies are spot­ lighted on the roof— NO DOUBT — IT'S CHRISTMAS TIM E — And don't you love ill* MARJORIE DUBOSE wi> at the Jayccr Ball looking pretty as a bride— and that's not missing It far— 'Cause she and W. h. DODSON will soon be march­ ing* * ------------- a n d rem em ber DON'T OPEN YOUR G U TS U N TIL CHRISTMAS * * • ....... ................ L. A * Eleven million menhaden, dr It* en onto the bench by blucink, ware pickad up at Beaufort, If.' C., In one d a y .j^ l A O ilt fav . birmou "Christ.an A»»uruu<'r"lt:uo A. M II Y. I*, f . 4 30 P. 31. livening dcrvlee 7:3S P. M Jovrph I'.uinur w ill brliiM ns in--.m h o of Palestine You are Inviud Miss Mildred Ratliff arrived last night from DeLand whore she is a sophomore at Stetson Univer­ Ralph Tolar Is hers from the sity to spend the •holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N. C., to be with hie Ratliff. _____ _ irente, Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Tor, for the holidays. Miss Doris Jackson U expected tomorrow jaoming from Florl Mrs. J. M. Hares and Miss State College For Women In Tnl lahaeson to Im with hor parents. Gwendolyn Hayes left this after­ Mr. and Mrs, W. T. Jackson, dur­ noon for Allendale. S. C., where ing the Christmas vocation. they were called by tiie illness of Mr*. Hayes' mother, Mra. 8. J. Franklin Branan, freshman at Myrick. ____ the state university in GalooeMias Antoinette llayes end •tlte, has arrived to spend the Christmas holidays with hia par­ Mies Dcrieux llayes are c*|wcteJ ta arrive Wednesday from Mary ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Branan. li ashlngton College to spend the Miss Dorothy Mitchell from Christmas holidays with their Florida State" College For Woman f • j LANK NOM'Ot: ■ IM IS T t ill Ill'll II Marlin, paster Hunday Heboid It-VV A. M. Walter Stovall. 'Jr., Is home from tho University of Florida at Gainesville lo r Christmas vaca­ tion. Miss Nancy Rossetler came to­ day from Stetson University in Del-and to be with her family With Judge J. G. .Sharon pre­ during Christmas. siding, the Seminole District of Boy Scouts will meet In the SanMiss Evelyn Cates arrived last fold Junior High School at 0:00 night from Stetson University in P M. for a Court of Awards inert. DeLand to spend the Christina, In*. vacation with her lamily. The program will l»c ns fol­ lows: James Henry Dyson from Stet­ Opening ceremony— Presbyter­ son University Prayer Band of the Woman's in DeLand, is Auxiliary of .the Presbyterian ian Troop of Dr. I- T. Dose. home for the holidays to b< Demonstration of Scouting — with kia family .Church will meet In the prayer Troop Five of H. Morris. room at 9:00 P M. Awaid of badgrs. At m 9:90. the monthly Inspire- Program MUs Cecelia Truluik, .nphoof readings — Fleet more at Stetson University in Deto (tonal Meeting In the form of a Christmas program will be Riven Wood Peoples. land arrived last, night lo and Joy gifts for ministerial re­ 1 Award of attrmlanrc for par* tho holidays here. mis and friends in the form of lief taken. pastes to the Rltx Theatre for Jack K. Morrison from the Uni­ WEDNESDAY all members of the patrol in versity o f Florida Is hero visiting Woman’s Auxiliary o f tha Preswinning team. with his family for the Christ­ tfytcrian Church will continue Its Closing ceremony — Troop HO mas vocation. Bible study on tha Gospel of S t or W. E. Kadtr John at tha p n y er meeting ser­ The public is cordially Invited F. M. Vickery of Gainovillc Is vice at 7:90 P. M. All members attending tho weekend with hla of the eoncregatlon are cordially to attend the meeting. mother, Mrs. Lillian Vickeiy, and invited to attend. family. FRIDAY ; United Daughters of tho Con­ Sidney Nix, sophomore nt Strtfederacy will meat at the home of Mra. Frank Woodruff on Oak aon University in Del And la here to he with Ilia family tinting .venue a) 3:00'P. M. Christmas. :v y . School Class Gives" Christmas Pageant Miss Louise Swain plans to leave Monday for Birmingham, Ala. to Vvisit her mother during the holidays. H T. * r: ; l Oil, H W oaa.rioatm .ja c ic x v y , .<*••• - * • —- f»*A*3’-•-*•"*£■ t, m t Social Calendar V \H Mystery Shrouds Auto A c c id e n t On Oviedo Road W* Iil \11 r you l<* W. v« l|h fpr Tb yards, crethtnp hrsd on in­ to • Urge pine tier. The cur wsa practically demo­ lished. Mr. Williamn said. The mo­ tor w*a driven hack into the front aeat and the steering wheel was crumpled and thtrr is every indication llial it was traveling •t • high rale of tpvrd whin it went out uf control, he said. There was a large -iinuunl of bio >d in the front -nil amt also near tin ear, Mr. Williums raid, udding that no other trace of tIn- driver cquld Ic found An elderly toitph In ilig • lo-e by heard tin* crash tut were afraid to visit the settle of tinmishap However, liivy stood en their poll'll -nd expected .‘otii.sine from tbo onto to eolne to tl’fir home for uul. and nl.o listened ter calls for help. They told the in­ vestigating offieei a that tliry heard nothing following thr nasi; and that no other onto* ,ia <sed for tome Unte. Mr William, searched tlie vicinity for n I ody but to no avail und un effuit to trace the owner through tier 'Icense also proved futile. Volusiu authorities found ihi-t tho license had been batted it New Smyrna lo n man by the irtma of It A Julies Iml no liuce of a mull hy this name was found by New .Smyrna authorities. Sheriff l.\ M. Hand stated that Iheto might be Mtvelul reaa lia why the driver of, the vehicle did not report the Bccltltnil, one of which la that the auto might liuvc been atolen. I.atfr m Ihr r*nnii|;( thr H* ar»1 il |tkO rxprctr.l l»* dlirilM with thr members uf Hit O t y ( cmmli* »ion. llte |*nssiliilitir> «*| it County Health unit iitiHrt llu ilirurtlun uf I hr Stair Ibtnul **f llrultli puintinir mil llini rffoils liavr hern niMih fui n "luny numhur uf yrui>" l*» •"•••nr* ll*** ini|**«»v« mi ni of thinliiyli".i) I.* lit** Kii*-t foa.wt. "K m i'i in foriiiiiliu r :«%*rtilly m * rg ir«l il ii |i |*«^i ^ llial il I-. m»p«»*> slblr lu | 1 1 " i l l i llii.** |*iiij(t‘t II. f r* «n Sm:i on M n lr ttua.l .V* funJ I** thr Si J«*l9ii- lllv r r until silt'll I uni' n* Ih** Ih* I* ion uffir*' uf Iht S lftlr lC**.i*l |0*'pnr(iMt ill liir Uiailr un »*fll« ml m i *t r y **f llu proj* i-1 Mini lltr n u i i ii * Im : Im*«'I» ip * prut n l Ii)* llu* In rh " t> i*ni;iii«-«*i 1 . "Tin* lUtMitl o f f uinilt t tiiuiiiir jim ii" * i* ilr-iitiii. nml mikiuiiE | lu r»***|H'*nlr in Ih** m i l 'l l ill’ll *H uf (III Still** I ••till hy II* *)lllt I.Ilf uII i Ijfllli «*f " » » ) lirrrwpfii t . t lir ir . fun* III Sliih Rim i I lh*|»m luu 'l'l ift lii‘l*'h) lr«u ie>liil 11i f I in i *<l In ilUiiit'iliMlrt t ••mph'li* thr ••Iit<y uf Ih il p »li«»n *«f S ta ir liofut \ * Jl. kliuttn it iiMijrt‘1 !••»%. .hi I In fi'Hiiph fui lh\t ilh Id thm iiI lion i *I uf • imi lit \* I uiiinii - oilt* I * ull iMit'N*nr> infnriiiali* ii lu.' I lit 4<H'iiriiur o f llu* lliulil *»f u » v llftrtls fill ill** «*«*||HlMIC*lklll i*f I lit* ruml." llu l»t •*1titi**te ••*ul A I Ihr in*«M i r " h u h i i.II llii* nfhniiM 'ii i,l 1*:till P *1 Hm* ( ’m iniv I!•mii*l " « « **Im » « k|u«lril lu tnkr n* li**ti **u thr i i n|»im »»• Il hunt TiincH Today.) Double Program . MARCH HAlHR BARRfM !(■ ,MI “ JcrtS o R Y Sunday & Monday fnuu !*»»• in..itii'ii uf f'utility *'hy* firm ii Iniilr « *l l*y hi C I. P*irW aiul lu a* t oil itpplit at ion f«*i a The ynivrisity of Florida foot(all tram had an avei-.gr uf Vl Williams who inventlgated. It percent on esliu |adnl eonvelatravslcd fur Oi yards along the ions this Fall, fulling tu lark en shoulder of the road, rig-sagged on the aeventh |Miint on only one tho rood for tIH yards, then left uccasiou. The Gators scored 11 the road on the right side and touchdowns nnd kicked lo extra plowed out through a hammock points. IC rallaeed * n a r x t *■ »! A Gift for ;your FrlendM or Relatlveo that No One But You Can Give Them ciAuoim AM Y LONGER. I m H Em k a u a CMMe m THE M g g t t b M i m I iip U j at UmeIi M m' s. a a n U t ESSEX STUDIO i Rbbert L Cox, Photographer n. f a Juc AVENUE ;,*.e* A i, . . T klkfhonk 919 r * ' ».w<'ik. , .u.~ HiNtr COLBERT-FONDA ituutMmt • tat r ITS NpT TOO LATE TO HAVE YOUR PICTURE MADE FOR CHRISTMAS— BUT DONT PUT JT OFF j# �"VF. -<*.*1 v *' vv.1TI .-w<r *•- , r - »' M. • - % •> * '* < ? ; * rr r « c • ----> t r V ,"J- "Ar>-»# i v . su&\~xjn .'. PROGRAM FOB WEEK OF DEC. 17 .Samj D pt. A M )N O THE MOH AW R " with ClamlctU Colbert g n d .M r y M * l . A N * N * Smith's "FOOTBAUli T MIII LLIP— Cb Know A-Mcteo Mw i , . Tuoaday, lift. I F - ' “MTiTIB A C C I D t a l* * * » ’ 1fc«h Herbert * Baby Bendy. Abo ‘A B A V A N W ITH A BAREfeD WHIR FENCE" with Jean R aters d lett Ford. Wed., Thure., Dee. W-81— "THE HtO O W ' With YfcUr McLaglcn, One Muneon, JackltCoaper, Moran) Bmpky. A b a Comedy, Novelty. A Uainernay. Kerne.. .. . Frl, Bat., Doe. 2*-M — "BAtIA OF D g f f j f T A Z l g V with Hoy, Boyer*. Gabby ttiVOc, Doric Day. A b o "TH E W jY- INa.DEUCfA” with UorOl A Hardy. OH HERBERT and baby Sandy aro tbawn abaro la a tcona from rortal’t "Lltllo Accident.'* Hora'c where "Woo.woo" aloe with io-gee* in a laugh rial that offer* muck relief from Ike itraiae Christmas Shopping. Florence Rice, Rickard Carlton, . Joy Igti and Edgar Kennedy ore kal a few of tbo prominent namot k j N i l of iko pkiurr la bo ekown ne port of a donklo kill non! iday, only, al Iko Rlla. I MUNSON, VjCTOR M.LAQLEN and J.chJ. Cooper la Uni1 1*a 'The Big Qny" aro capably assisted by Foggy Maraa aad aid Brophy In iko picture which tolla Ike tlory of a bay **• J,|f murder and a man with tka proof Ikal conld taro him. II bo tkown nail Wodnocday and Tbo raday nl Iko Rlla Tbaater, OUT OUR WAY ivy Bus Travel inerted This Year W H U T’S VRCKBON vTl.LlL Dee. 1« — beod with , Dm* liraviett bu* •rel li) yeam and nil Indication' Wiling to n record breaking • r b l emton, the Florida klotur lau to Inaugurate atldlnt tcrrlce thrmighout Uto tic with factor and more frotent aehrdntr*. K fleet of ntw modem ttrroinMd alr-ruudltinnr<l bates of the te:t type will Im> placed in etr It , |t wat announced this work f Pro i Mr nt I*. Cl. Ilowe. ijhirtc new in In hu>e* offerMHe Ovtlir (Very comfort nhd einlitlenee. ThernioiUtlc control ■Mklnt an ' even tampe iStaier and Wlniert n eoi lot’ .cure f of aJr In • refriger po tKund', B THAT V O U 'R E P U T T IN ’ IN TH AT P A IN T f INIMITABLE LAUREL AND HARDY aro aialn on lb« scroop) Tbb lime at a cauple af fl.h-peddlari tlrandad In Farit win gat retrailed Inin lhal lough Fnrelyn Leylan In Morreccol Yan can Ima^ Ina Ibo (nnl The ftalnra picture, It called "The Flying Deuces,' and trill ha shewn Friday and Saturday at Iho Rile. Gilbert M a rtin -----Henry Foods Mre. McKIrnnar ...... Edna May Ollrcr. T Chriatian Roall ----- Eddie CoUioa Cakhrell__ ______ John Canadian Nary Beall ...... Dorria Bewdon Hr>. Weaver ...____ Jeoalo Ralph Rrvrrmd Rononkrantc .... Arthur Shield*. John W e a v e r____ Robert Lowory Oen. Nlehola* llerklmtr __ _ Roger Imhof. Joe Holco .......Kmncta Ford Adam llrlmor .......... Ward Rond Mm Domnntli *. ...... Kay Lioaktr Akita ........ Dr. I^try ....~— Runnel Blmpaon Tbo Profea landlord ...... Hprutor CKartero Walbum. Jarob Hmall ...___ HI Jrake Amo* Hartman J. Ronald Fed* nltk. Gcorgo Weaver _______... Arthur Ayl.'nnrorth. Blue Bark ____— Chief B k Tree l>r. Robert John ton ____ Chariot Tannen. Coni. Mnrk Dcmooth .u__ Paul MeVey. l it t l e a c h d e n T Mir. Ileall ......... Eljtabeik Jonei Dalty .. ..... Beulah Hall doors Payhmnlor . .. Clarence II. WJIaon (Irnoral — —........... Lionel Pope AUerton__Biehard Rev, lionlol Croa ..... . Edwin IluatqR Joy Maxwell^ . "TH E KEYING DUNCE? Elan ......... Ollio .......... Georgette '... BROTHER IS pitted agalait hrolkor U "Saga af Death Valley,* Franco In .... Reginald Gardiner H t t CollHta, .... Chariot M kJdW i Mr*. Atlertan . acliea filled Wotltrn la ba tkown Friday and Saturday al Iko Rita Commandant BrrgrOnt «... ..... Job® Del Val art. Theatre. Roy Rogtrt, Goorge "Cokby" Hayot, Donald Barry end Corporal .... . Cbm WQopebhk AUorton Senior Derli Day portray ika loading ckaractan. Jailor _____ Hickman. •m s# * / "THAI\WOULD \ PUT a l a w t i K FINISH TO. F A I N T - IT / WOULD EVEN (. E A fT A L L T H ' ^ B R U S H E S U P/ H E W C N T TELL NO TRADE S E C R E T S FOR. .FE A R . TH’G U y M IG H T P A IN T . _ H IS O W N S \ HOUSE/ A J WELL, HE C A N 'T B E S U C H -A B A D G U Y — H E’S -O N L V P R E S C R IB E D E N O U G H A C ID 7 0 E A T 7 H RAIKJ7 U P - NOT E N O U G H TO E A T W 'H O U E E U P - S O HE A IN 'T l 3 0 M EAN/ —^ P*ity<Moear> "H EAVEN W ITH A BARBED WIRE FENCE." f Clean Ford, Morjorto Rgmkoau, Raymond'w E b .Collin*. la Um'aMry ol a bravo boy who toll i yUM No MmooM hi Dm world. I f . a vital drama . day b ho tbawn at (Ra. Rita Theatre Tnotday, only. •rota of iko claimant, and canal BY J. R. WILLIAMS T H IS ? OH. T H IS IS W O T G IV E S B U N T A L A S T IN ’ F IN IS H -O N E . PINT O F M URIATIC 1 A C ID I D O N E H tM R t FONDA and Cbwdctta C olW t t . the young' eeuplo In Dhtrty F. lanoeh's poddwtk. of -oownm AUog *ha Mohawk” u T i j b l n k r , w U hr*rod a thousand toceorc Mbolkor trying to wroct a homo from iho wUdtrwttt U tie day* whan A morion wot fM g|. n b SM I Coktnry*Faa pooconUttoo opont a two-day tkoWInn tomorrow nt the Alta Theatre. LEGAL NOTICE riral t-ukl-i Aar al .Nor. AdmlalDrM^r r iM in m l i r t i u f m i l l 5i* WMtNIlt l TO Al J. T o WHOM ro w , KKJtrn J iL t u . ooyti!. fir.hNT- INIJH: Ttilt i- t*' n rtlly .tb .it. iid n .itit <1. M. IVi,i> nir, <>i l i i 'l.-, r iM.) rt A. U j iiij M i i , o - in lin n f ic 'i FOR CHRISTMAS GIVE Mrs. Beat’s Home-Made CANH CREAM—CHOCOLATE COCOANUT—HARD CANDIES PEANUT BRITTLE FRESH SIS MELLON VILLS AVK. uii,| Wr, It. .In 'g iu , Hnnl-..-it V ia, 014 uit tar iln , ilay or Oaonory, A. K ir g i « u m it , io tiiftria c iln , © « WINES C. * C. LIQUOR STORE n . tU tyvm c. fo r coolunit la (upl id.hot water Ircnbtlon for type Mali, utlllrlng the "falr-ltiin" i. provide an rgtN n tly tbla ride. lndNoct iltht- 1- developed brrouato, atrtxoO ll of Jrlorl •fiklwret -Of- unlit' a ‘ Insulated ghkn other ImprovimenU. are la the m .WilNttKoF. I tiaVi my k in d nnl M V. mat deal vf in* mats t* T*'»"h»*»*o.^ fko f t jp toil in these ttrW ■ moiltia In iltlon to tdkAht ali-condlllonlng SANFORD MARKET REPORT bu. erta c i ’i i l l l T — .No an rfb — guppllv, un. ICr.fcoo, (Sllltl.t.V.il) Etui — i r i 'i n . Ale. Midi N om tr’a iv x < :X ir;i ■lh lyllflAW i-^- jlftai frw^lrr.1 itoi!’ “ tOMAttit: - - tic-ooc CAI'LIFLO W E II. — I*,. )U V . “ "• m.'iutf a"fiu Jr*»,vfiuu' ORONA a | la t a it HANFORD AVK. . Su''*- \ cvrtBakplloo moaitcl*, . ikNIMtllf — ncraand fair, market otrngy. Bn. ^ 0 11AS It — nu«. hnra T rllo k torptnook bu. Hpr. I.Xr-r.Tt. Iihio via. f.i W W L B Jtf S * �C 1/ *. I » • * nr .1 c * »s**»-'* * .a . - 7 --------- :— -------- r -------- r r PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA ■ w And FtoJUU Stork To Defend AinaUxr-Prcfeesional Title BT. AU G U STIN E Dae. I t — The entrie. o f the defending wehmpkms— Denny Shutr, former national P. G. A. and BrttUh open Utle holder, end “ Big BUT Stark, ranking Florida nmateor—wore rocolreil hero today for the elxth . anaaal National Amateur-Profee* atonal Beat Ball Match Flay Championship, to be played on SL Aeeruatlno Link*, Mar. 13 to IT. The outstanding profonalonala and amateur,_ conyreiate congregate kero an nuaUj for tab olimaUe goU ctaatho winter Mason. Oa their way to the championrhip here leal year, Shuto and Stark played brilliantly aa a taaaa. ml in the 88-holo final * t i w i thay _________ t_ ___ Mlchlyan defhatod.tho Ination tf.................... combination Marvin Stahl and * Chick*’ Herbert by 5 up and 4 Police Request Fine Service Is Cooperation To Offered By New Catch Snowbirds .. Ju X e JL Trains Sara Byrd's New P lay la Milestone Of Young Producer Chief Wlllittnu Kiu-lng them, Mill. Willi the laillo .y.tvin in operatic II, a police ejr inn bo diipntebnl in answer to rt rail In from one.to two minuter, t'hlrf William* jmlnloil oil'. I’nttlino Mm (Lon of Orlando v Itrurd marrla/e liceiiM. In offlro of County Judge R. Waio yeattntay. The liunitllly meeting of Iho IVonirdllo Ciric Ccmiuittae p i. 4bt-. her of S,>mdvi - t L w j ' • <’Vimbrr t'rmmerco will ho hi hi In rham(••>1 I'. dulnt. M' liday morning til i n i.i... . ii ■ emu* rn.r» a - R - 1 »r t t ^ A H t o r ? f.V ii»- - ft d ie o mart I'w t fc lln l tmln M>rtfk-«- bFwMn.1 ^ nob a great di-.l lu« tn-cn d«nt ti ll, Soulli mul W wt f -iwl Flur-, Chanipboahlp of Golf Chib Cham toward Ihe •*AiMn-< Unknown* id.i Lv non offereJ it< Hu- Atlunlic • ulotis, February IS to IT.' foL nro<lucUon, cxerjlhini: )•.. .|hli (••ait l.im Ilailnmd yertudnv in- Iho I* lice* Dcjiaitmenl would I • teeti.n of tho rv.jdenti ef Son- ' * il ! It p.. loweJ hy the Florida Heat Coa.t has been ilono to lo.ito “ .t.-bn i amnlc.l il.i new train, •'Flcrhla •blc b> go n Ion* way luw.v ( ford, mi when iioii.ilte. I ilp tin-' -------, Women. Champtonihlp, March 6 Henry” the top. in pi.-, , rit.-r>'iiei:il (West I .ia»lt-, wlt'i its ..nii.InK ,tln-rc . undealroblc. to |>n*r I’ollcc Doparlmenl pndeit you,' J 1h v e "! ly m v il mroting or \o V. talnmrnt. Already I bo oft in i li in fmni New York mill t i- i Sanford in mrlr li|mmiy ii l hlrf Wtlllam. rniielinl.d li'i.l I urLt Club will bo I !! S . • noillilmi •• ‘ the rv*(dents wouh repor. tilspoken son o f the .South bus tandi O ' inw ilid lium Son-j * ---• I .1 ! i ll-i- i hamlier of Coiumcreo nppeni incc of nil «u«pMoiu « name for hlw.n-lf nu.l li Ix'roni • id will be liim.piinYd. i nd.iy night nl "iiKl • ■ 1■ ■ t-'iililli* Irt i ait or. Imniedlaloly. .i In* wore and moir lil i- I ho b g i amr- will lo plnyed by The reu train, -peediug In'-1 1 The nuinbor of |H'Jdle .. .u.T.| peeding in'-. endary Bmutlwav .howman— , w mi V.vrrv- i '» i n l * i \ j | in cm Now Yoi iiwd fT h ftc lt* k 'H u m ta r i ) i m L i. V lo m ti l.rg fie lil nlllii.llgh ' many local real-'•ulivl, S iuth mi l West Const j loinrwhnt ii-iluo'-il. • * h" t ii‘r.Niiniir.1 n -m i*h« p n - o Sant*, tatentj turn nnm- tounnl v o extended OH Vt. iida. i- th.- fine't nut f» test , l * H-rloU. ahd rrxllitlr dnrniiv onil lli inortilig •i Ciiji l Lin.' history to thin see- Wiliam* raid, adding that III. imnril to hi el fie ltd i public could render valurlilo n— „fi,.r tl rho.t v , • while /.icefield ivv. Iho nn-lcr l.'.i I '. piciidenL ti. 'l- I,run-in.ilion liiln g- to i i. o f musical ronudi. iinfonl ami Central. South ' and (Ltanro to tho I'olieo Hoparliivilt [,n,j ii-iatlve in ty r.por.in* llu n poimui- ii»u. i a tor"* ••Hireling Vest Com i re " lit tho same ser­ ir w it u io leaving Sanford •horde nfler ••When-yon niv appivdihod b.H e nxiilnr drill ‘ ;•< of I'o Cam pbell rru Lci. and two or thrt-0 de- graduation from high -vie—I Sum ve.' pluvl.l l Ea-l t oa i re orts a pod.llor, agent qr ilieilo tv th i • • I I >ol i u'.i Post In ttroyon. cntem l the Vinive.-ilty of Flor­ M'lipullle Will le In I . 'i lint MonTrains,” »t;M 1. i. .hrppard. I him J '^ ,hrr 1■*.’ ' In the t in t authoritatiec atate- ida phcrc he tool, part in ->• . ’ I1** mit lo c nvHfrt In tu*%kai\ • • A i nun; Mradt.y H "’Oil nail'd,, Csiltl* •ral play.. Ho al-« 11 it* l ho* i.Vi.vl;. - H a . the topnotch proles- meot o f the battle,' Lanyadorff Vi I ' (!"■ . ' I Sanford." Chief William* -aid. ’V. i lain unhabd at writing dramni but ■lial (U ert i-n ti i- i ' ' ' ' " l v I pouiting out that ail pit on tfenala who competed with their tavc full credit to DrltLh marks- fouad a job as a juvenile nelur f!i , I'.-niioHs f-i* • rati II Eillett nm Ca r. ’. V V ;!,, „ Vinlr.lTs of ci ) amateur teammate. In the 1M* maaehlp, and. dartny aeaman.hlp ho maili* h.' iinrii In drama on Umailway rhorti h o lt . I'.ni'irs mil music,[ nn>. ^jMlj nrt. iv^^jtoil |.> puulu.e will I.- i oil ’> forelaaak were Byron NeLon. who which “ more than teemed cred­ in aafter leaving the l nlvemlly UK. A IT IC U , n u l l ) . OICWMin l loivd niilion liie' ' ,'1 '’ " * " • * ,*aat.(,, cuy o.ci.pulinnnl license an l I.. M ill-.in n i r i o • later won the U. 8 . open cham- ible.in-,- i no Armislii-r Day Cclc* in llirii on liL rbe uo« lapld. to Rev. C. V. Crook, •upriiu | Mol:rcicatloi,.Ent.iLln:nrnl|||„IM. ,olicilhig fuii.lr for m\ Municipal C m l at tho l pkmahlni Ralph GutJahC the 1 MT br.lt inn m Sonfonl will bo tha of ill* Anti-Aoloo.. | •r Iiuj* i:nilit% wa. honored in UU I nr the t.ndvnt He saU the lack o f fuel had tl A\»*rlil-.\id** inim*. iuh |m>m' nr«* i <cl \i» lm%i* Station Monday n lliiiioin and IMS American open kings fen lure uf llio program. boat juvenile of tin year It, the League of M oil la, ..ill ,pr*k at . I i « fuutiil only on tin* Allnntic in’ mil. Tin* f kc fur ;» pnMr. -;f*l o*i' loci*. Gear Saraten. Horten Smith, handicapped him. Ill/- fir. t job tha Malhodi tl L'ltmtli litre. Sun* . ( a t l.lneV I l-riila Special*. It IhonM' I. *100. Across the Atlantic, land ac­ Literary Digest. Henry Picard, Harry Cooper, Jim­ » t i l by Ann day night. ol eouihnlaliln loungi j || the ealler ean l pioduco'rtttt my Thomson. Johnny Revulta, tivity waa concentrated in the waa In “ Coquette,*’ Preston Bridger*. noted drunian wiilo l.iin lv of go in, i * lirrii.e or pciinit, in Illy th.Paul Runyan, Jlnuny I lin e , Tony Planbh-Ruttlan I W IN YO U R R AC E ) (turn the ai-tiug « » well us the conflict while u»l. For two yoar.i lie played , . . . , I ilitirv I . r m ill game*,ill , nil |ivlk-n Depoitiin ill, whleli will Man.ro. Craig Wood. Johnny Far­ l or Butincu Supremacy | Italy elaborated on tbo role of “ featured role In Elmer lliee'a V " *, V ‘ !" tnuUr who piny. po|<ulni j inve-ligale Ihe cum- mid if In i rell and 8 am 8 noed. By Advrrtitinff drama, “ S l i w l , MJJ5* " ,."1 Indef-illgitlilr «iirL-|„ •I i i tpioM uuiid'ors whilo n i*nii!<iiltiv(l undoirnMrt In* will tha Gomaa-Frencb-BrULh war prlxo-wlnnlng '* ' ShuU and Stark owrtama for­ In aanounciay her .laying out ml,on* liu to -1 Miprrvise■ Ihe idnml in jnll i»" ni|Uliul lo lim e lion. Scene." In addition to there cr. Tlim- ij imllilu; thot ho will midable oppoaltion In annoilny hy an agreement with her axis ho baa appeared in a ilunii other not do to Iii -u i ,' tin* .ti cis. uf n lorlaiuiwelit of puIroni ol Ihe tuUH iimnrtliutely. the I N I crown. In the third partner. Germany, Foreign Minshow. In pr,|<uiiiig fur “ Jpliu in. An nUeiuhiiil L ever purplaya. (Jporyr lioodman nnd rild.- I ox Tlio «|Uon|I oii »*unrrmli»i; ilu* round, they defeuted a pair of ■tor Henry" Sam traivhvl C. ihki mill-* said Italy'* non-bel­ t lo n<-i-t then- two. and (hr I iron so or p r im it Fcr tho benefit of those who thraiighmit lie- .*-*,.11(11 In-t Ml litr is often llio of Sanford, uii.I t.anun IIimi nu I pr..tournament favorite., Johany ligerency rested on a dr.Ire to T. r i, overythiuir olio could do- MUirkcfrl mul tlir l.unt rmbuijj*Korolta and WUford Wchrta, tor 4 total I n tha ceatlict. He tear- are not acquainted with tho high- nifr mvnmpnui.,1 b, Di'ielor An­ • l.hpiiii n fi,--Inamt > arc ini; iiu u iu * f fights of bla theatrical c.rror, lie lliiur rid u f potand X Wehrlo captured the We h firmed Mumoltni'a readlnn. to thony lli-own In -. :>i.lt for ;i chvr.l iable for III-.;' ,li»l|lnj- lllcul i*un» uhu prove niinuyiny* l i i l e f has the longeet loeuid of oonsoeii- nttcr to play ''.loliii." *‘ t\'o went AIIMIOMIIS tern amateur champtonahlp lait aid to the restoring o f peace. I In- Itiviv allon.Klilef lainmont W dl’-’ niH pointod mit. live performances—ihrto y i»m year. from l.ctories I. ihu-\1u», tobac­ repotted wllhoat mbeing a i ingle iierfonn- co bam, t i , >ii>ui f m-IiIh, Th* Finnish ski troun Iho idly lin«. t.l u tnarliHl nu Stahl and Herbert were reel d BhomumlmL anco they rocaptavod ordinance nytiiu. S nit ■ • i ax Dtfde Lester in Eskino trek from Carolina t«. Tog, * illsto as rlhle for tbo elimlnatkm'of T O seeking to OaldnrtH'a *Tc‘. area Road.'' Ho eow in l i*.. in, John litnf\ but inwhere Rurstani were neehluy loitcivu; uliicii pi m i d i s i d ’ h i Moore and Bobby Dunketooryor, drive actooa rald-Ftnland*. M-Ftnland'a n nar­ quit because hi. friend, accused picked up n tl - ti m- mure Negro pidpurin.n up In pn da\ upmi Urn IMS u Inner, o f tbo amateur• uuvieli it. 11 iiD.lildva "Iraiup.*, j profcaaloaal evenL In tbo oponlny rowest point, and war* ro tm t- him uf becoming the l-ill liouiicing singers win nurlii to lv n iwurnlay In the north to a prepared lo ilfio », pi on Irr. , p o ll) ’ I Ido vo , aslfwlt Ifwitt tinh oil I lion lull Ml v r v . w round. Urn match endlny an tha cunthh'i-, mul i!i».-o li aiiu ;: no datanac line. A Moscow .. R pocow (dhpotch Long before “ John llrn ry" »•»•» plei»c,l with our I - i-v l-rimi.o v.o PLENTY bPAKKLERb— ROMAN CANDLES The Michigan YifatUtnlk • %i**ll*l«« nnnii* o f "U|ipnrl.M duo alio pot tut the 1M 7 cham- raid Roaala expected to lynor* i begun, S.ai pindun-d “ Journiy- found tab lit ii- it-untie,' j ml sihihFOUNTAINS —FI.OWF.K POTS AND I^uilo offt u, Intitltinj; un ! the bro.drant o ffe r o f resump­ lit .," -j n pis— Hoary Plcant aud' Frank tion o f nrgotlalloas yesterday by ' man- only to.see it full. This n si laiuou. form f i . ROCKETS. A L L NEW STOCK • i oh 1 1 m uf4 I'rwM * rune (ItoFl m l . i i m r i ' i p c . i nnd p o d i hloilinvi th. t.U i f a lerherou.i holy-roller dicluitd. Ford' to the aecond round by 4 • "I*h|c i 1i . |||i ti* dull* mill t’ lMh r uld bo p i m i d e t l if u n i prracher who lackeircietl on p'*>r I’ii riou-ly f . i I I I i .1 I • c i and 5 and later Included Byron a Tanner. •» »•• • x j**I ** deli v itonid n pm t ( 1i«* llplHurniirt . The war at Sea claimed: Nor­ whit.a in the South. At tho ■nw Paul l!o ■ un. ! NeLon and Johnny Lcrinaon and • a o -’oi l i • I! I* IliiiliiiHh u f Oilaii'lo. of i InnaviriA innuotiuUdy * upon .Ralph Guldohl and Morton Bityht wegian .learner. II. C. Flood, Un>e he played n fratuoril •i>h- in baiitnne. Ini I! '• • , a I'luving tll.lll If lilt*. ;ll\ I* ulllit 11.1 * ’ A.-IH n I X M M V N K « » AI W and Raynl by mlnoa, 10 mb.lng; T )f Mice and Men" by Jubu in E iiiuin - t i >• I *l amoay their vktima. .mil Wil l hh *1 II "liin*'* 1*11 t* I jl tli tl* The Aaiateur-profeaMonal dat- Swedish Unas, by explosion. V Steinbeck which na< aw. ivbit the not available II l»W'•vo , when the in infiiiit i mid i Ii IMh m . li e Ger­ Crltlca* Circle Pi lie for the y lr. Soulli, III l u l l , -I l o lit, o.-r on ale win be tbo final of fou r major raUsing| and the Greek i oil Iho r h*. i* id i*nu»t,» uf f i' i I'-i '* i | a ,r . tchcduled for S L A u - maine, sunk In the Atlantic, with Byrd's pcrfoimanoo wav piuLrd abb- III p', e II •• " j -ro p inlink, out th at] hy all o f Iho uitie*. Snm In.I acter, il w.m fi Ibb ataiun. The the crew rescued. I met* nrv lu of Il*o *111111111' I'tiiOH m o t Uicd producing unuthcr piny %y »U i ill il i:« »n *i i*«.,iM m m i n t wj j d |»v poor Nuiiiluliou in Iho | called ’rtVhlte Men" hut tlii i too, Altlcrirfli r'innllv i;«dH*-»n \v:ik|j i dime «d milk mid ImiUI o . II# filled to uieel with tin npiuvwit klRiird anil Iho I'l’ v • v»t under* i . '• oul|ioo.| (In- liotdnuidN uf of the ptblle. Tlie rrltic. i ttil ill- n ay. tl ilfirr lll lv|KP. fol|t*U ill|* eil tho fplluie of Sam’s two pirKollm.ti" III', wvt*U • ii o pi non I dLicnihgiuii on the r i» «nltu i .nit vkmx prvdoclimiv to tin* -imy • i i n Mil. lather than lib stagin;: which fe w u l l r m Mityiltnl mi l uthi MVTIie In ifiiuiigil repurl Hindi* l»y WE- HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF wa. slid to be excellent. l u r U i f f':iia d n iho hitler p a d i»f I las*Mias I0v a Hat r iT o lm y , tin* ciuii'linoid of ■Sr a llaS laavrllaa, Certainly It I. time fnr tiia thik iniHiiIi. ItiihKStir n ro lau wmn pointed Ts a Haa WF. S IIIN C OUR LIG H TS ossa weaA' Willi tlie inn in '': 4»f il l., |d.i), lucky .tar to shine fnr this lullotil’-tmidiiiK. mid if u n» drA L L N IG H T FOR YOU Ibnl young Southerner. Iliond- Saiii I ib idtiu-t«tl Kiii'li utli'nliuu !■ m *»I tluil Hi In plal*il« viuuld rvCsasl ttva * s n l, la Ita Haa, o pe n iio u h s d a il y wey luia oeeopted him for mvny n* Iin-4 n.vn »• fpif Inin pi»i*li •d m n Itivlii i pliilMlmd fo r llio V V l.lll.X u — l-o l l- III X I; _ yean as part o f lli.lf and no uni* i*f Id r"d it liin . Il is a >• iml |irnfthhioii in till-« pinto. c * . — on, — i:\i-i:ni' i.i iigathering nt the latmb* (Tub, ricti ihi: rr I.* ( Hitvailuny. nil" h i i i i i a t i o x — m :o x i i i i i x i- v i i k IN SEMINOLE COI NTY r aaliially I i i h K ltu> retreat for many o f Broadway's 4 u i ' | i , i t l llt iil P i. VIM, ertlnir ruibi. L tt-pleto willrmt f i i ' - t , Iin t i i i r i ' i i l *d h i m m i |i ho Till** VtH III" Ifioli'* • FOUR ROOM Apartment—every ' WANTED TU tr.de, good ton and dill f* ril'd (l Cl* l n i l , «».••« Il It- I- J t n r fu • llio I'n iv e i t i U of Sim's presence. I REK D K I.IV E H 1 — P IIO N E 7hS-J aunvoaleace. Lights and watei | hair tivirk for pick-up, phone I f iiriny wonder at Sam's rapid IH.xn ii'dinu. ^n»'i hi* alwnyi n I I H o n d a football lettni lliis Full. Adults. Takaeh'e ( <P-J. rise the answer isn't hard te lv vvauh-d lei I* i i rent pH d u n ’ • imlviuir up 2R of lln liiiloin' TS SINCLAIH SERVICE San ford, F lorid a Arcade lildg Room No. N t inlidoMiiH and I * iniIh i . h oii ft*ui find, h<- n«t only has n Ihuiuurh Willi " li'lin Hi uy** Itr ; 705 FRENCH AVE. il’L t I N 4 Fancy Christmas boxes knowledge of hlatiionlcj gained I n u ' auJiiTw-l In v. lour t\.t.n iwiiniKi ^ BUNGALOW, Screened porrhi.,' of aMort.d. tiee-ripencd frolt, p r j condition. Ooee In. ITwiiwji * ahlpped. Telephone t - — I ■’ - 4, , ' » o -it ........ ........... >■- * o Allied Ships CITY BRIEFS, ,n Block P a th Of Graf Spec 1 & (Sana FIRE WORKS XMAS AND NEW YEARS KBRAS—YES Dr. Garner Is Naired Head Of Medical Group DOC’S—NEXT TO SMOKE HOUSE Classified Advertisements LIQUOR STORE LIQUORS and WINES CHAMI-AfiNKS AND SCOTCHES ffljKfflXANEqVa HOYT’S Kv FRFI) H\RMAN RED RYDER UNFURNISHED HOUSE. 4 1WE BUY, SELL OR TRAD E iw m m . Bath, Rgaaonablc. Ap|4yi AN YTH IN G IN HOUSEHOLD M l Part. FURNITURE. MATHER A * ------------------------- CADE, PHONE l»7 . W ILL THEM LE T'S SHOV6 O N TDtMAKP 2 RK3HT AirMAV / T H RIVER T H IS IS R YD E R 'S L A S T RID E, ^ ■ LU CKY/ Y E A H •AMD OK) HI© CVvtO H O D S/ A L L SET, SHARK? ru. r VEP/ COUNT THREE — TH EN S W IN G H IM O U T , IN TO T H E _ ^ * CU CRG NT/^M y »W . -•— GIVE .MAGAZINE fhibxrijtioM VENETIAN B U N D S — 15.00i for ChrktaMX-Spmtol rates, per gaoRtk. A n t f . window wo Mrs. Strong 110 E. Znd 8k * * • * “ - 8^ ! * rd«v.An Bln* Qh VhMM BOl-tL * . DHIVING j Sunday Charlotte, N. C niotnin*. Hogni f i r to TREE RIPENED Oronto*. Gtti*- I — ***** 00T‘?V:_______ fralf, tmcoiImo—Expma ship- BUY NATIVE ClrliUui Itoof, nonI*, R m owl half l~x»« t>y i Coiner l.t amt P.lmotto flow Glower A Shipper thirty y e w ' UU* ta XJrd. M. M. Lord, aperlroco. Get yoor ChrUlma.' 8 1 T U A T K A N W A N T K O Order, to oo»ly. price, on w tweet Nttocn A Cw, Oviedo. — ... ------- — — ,*■ COLORED GIRL with cxpolitnc*. Moto w ' p w n l kowo wor^.' Moe Bet) Brown, 7*1 IVUto* A vo. * CARPENTER WANTS work rcoM E O N . kOWIN— WE’RE \ WHAT ? ? MOthM TO THE I HAVE YOU AIRPORT--W KVE I LOCATED W E L L OYER 800 Ouncroe In •leek, S3 dUUnct types u 4 e lm . A lament for any pare* c r 'p y iy y i. WWmhlt Studio. PAUUVE *O T TO ORT CabUgr, U e t . ColC U R U N B BANDERS to. tha afternoon, W ANTED) —SECRET OPERATIVE J BARS ? ? , NO. hiJT T H E T POLICE ARC SU RE . THAT IT WAS ( SHELIA JUG A N D HEiN iE w h o PULLED t h e s t ic k u d o p J i i x t h e M INT L there/ f a t AM TIME rrs m v d u tv to BUT \ GET OH TH IS I C A S E --IL L WAVE GOSH / I D LIKE TO T O LEAVE THE SEARCH FOR BABS FIND BA8S IN T H E HANDS . FIRST OF THE POLICE i-r\ HERE f , r- TOEIR. A PA iTTM E toY D O BERTO r: *. ^ IN V E A H --W E 'L L tAOVE OUT TONIGLCD YO U 'LL GET TUE CfcR.. U E IN IE - AJJD WE LL M EET YO U O N T H E _____ C O R N E R -* WE L L TAKE _ DAN D U N N '5 VJITW US / ■ THAT BRM or M ... F LA T . 1FEC1AL, hovaUfni otoetrto rwfrtgwrwtor tafcto kto and 3f c , t i l t i t F>»T . By RAY THOMPSON And CHARLES COLL V O W ,M iW a rro w o p fy p i . ,r*V r. m W O W /W O TTAW t *C A K L N O S IG N S ; GOSH) mv v J* or U P E ? . • ■ 5. vrj * __222SL f •• �In co-operation with M ayor H iggin s’ campaign to keep Sanford dollars in Sanford, we the local mer­ chants and business m e n 'h a v e Bignejl a pledge card like.the one illustrate^ below. It is our sincere desire to do our part in m aking the camfcifefr a success and thereby help to build Sanford into a b ig g e r and better MERCHANT PLEDGE *■ | Hon. Edward Higgins. M ayor City o f Sanford , l)e«r Mr. Mayor: 1 will cooperate in your plan to keep Sanford Dollar* tn Sanford and pledge myaelf to the following: 1. T o carry such stock o f goods as are necessary to fill all demands and to sell at such prices to meet competition. 2. T o purchase all supplies and, accessories, except stock fo r resale, as are incidental to m y business in Sanford as fa r as possible. & To impress upon all my employees the importance o f spending their wages in Sanford Mindful that much of the trading out of town'comes through mdivi<iiu&l thoughtle^iw8^ the. merchanta o t Sanford wish to appeal to each person to survey:his or herparticular needs in the Hght of dvic w elfare before concluding that a pur­ chase must be made in a neighboring city. v . We realize that in.some rare instances a certain product may not.be available in Sanford, and in these instances we have no atuurel with the person who goes elsewhere to purchase. It is only in the cases when people buy indiscriminately out of Sanford without local investigation and with no thought of the loyalty t 0 the town in which they live, that we wish to make our plea. We are conscious of the fact that the success of the present cam­ paign must come from the mass of individuals in Sanford. Unless each person in Sanford co-operates, the plan is doomed to failure, and (Ntr merchants will continue to be penalized and handicapped as they haV? in the past, and will not be able to succeed and improve their stores as we all Upsire. * There is no power on earth that can make people buy ideally, unless It Is the power of pubUc opinion, and if this power of public opinion.can be so directed as to discourage, or rattier abolish, the practice of many In trading elsewhere, then evervone will be benefited: the merchant, the individual citizen, and the dty a 8 a whole. his Advertisement Is The First In A Series Made Possible By The Following Merchants And B. L PERKINS L O U * C T NICK'. WBAR C. L * M . d in g f Eld e r CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP j i - .-■« tj. l j .u : i SANFORD ELECTRIC scorn STANDARD nupaoLY 1 .♦ Hill*,'. •- FLORID. UARANTY f iBSTRACTCO. * GLASS CO R B . POPE GO, INC’ HOFMANN sa n f o : BUICK CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. BRIGGS THE JEWELER A ’• 1------------------- rw ,. •^ 1 1 H > 1 wi ^ *.4 w J H R 00, fo p TOUCHTON DRUG CO. SEMINOLE ST, JOHNS MONKSBILLARD COLEMAN’S DRY CLEANERS RIVER LINE CO. PARLOR WIGHT THE YOWELL CO. PETER PAUL’S WIGHT BROS. CO. GROCERY CO. THE STYLE SHOP STRICKLAND BEAUTY 8HQPP COCA-COLA EMERICK MOTORS, INC J. C PENNEY HARDWARE CO. BOTTLING CO. COMPANY FLORIDA STA^E K. W. FRUIT CO. THE SANFORD ro ubd llat; ATLANTIC BANK OF NATIONAL BANK & ANDERSON - SANFORD SECURITY COWAN CO. HILL LUMBER MATHER LUMBER CO. ALTMAN - * SUPPLY YARD TABLE SUPPLY FURNITURE CO LEE BROS. WERT f j CHEVROLET CO. STORE PALMETTO IR E JEWELER GROCERY STORE >• PLUMBING W ALTERL & R ENGLISH TUXEDO FEED COOPER * SUPPLY CO. SANFORD CASH FEED STORE VALDEZ HOTEL SANFORD • MONTEZUMA MACHINE CO. HOTEL KENT MOTOR CO. SANFORD W. R REIT Z GAS CO. V ’J.L - ^ RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. TIRE SHOP �( *T T 1 • 5 ^ r SctJboI* Comtjr ProlKd Ib rt Pratt And Vegetables Thin Any Bliallar Arts In A«Krkd AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S P A P E R Ifu r a lii Sinford fa The Only CeMrAi Florida City Affording Rail, HIghwn, And Water TraaERortatlon SANFOltD. FLORIDA. MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1939 Light Armour, Slow Speed, Weak Spots In Nazi Raider Solon S u g g e s t s Airport Expansion NEW YORK, Ihc. 1 K _ (A *)-! Haywood lim n , fit, columnist1 Slid |>rv»klrnt of (tie A uuvkuii j neii»ut|>vt tin.M. iliid ludry ».» the Columbia.Pits, j tridan Metli j Cal renter where lie \vui taker • Thuimlay night whin pm-uin inia dcvi-lipid from n mnvy cold. I lie liiul lain uiiniiisviuiis time’ of thr line. A nitlvo i f Hiouklvii, tit! atm led lor n lime n t. ilitivnrJ mid Miiirril lucrepa|ier wiirk. In 1 HHM • n n reporter on thr Nrw Yuil; ’lelcgtwpli. lie thru wolkril OU.tlr Ncer Yoik Tribune t ' epdirk iilitor, dianiallo critic. Woild t ar c. rnspondent. H« wvnknl on the Nrw York W oill W a r Department O f f idalsAgainstMany Anti-Aircraft Guns W A S H IN G T O N , D c «. 18. ■ (A P )— M ilita ry recom m cnitionn o f a . congrea.ilonnl grou p '.based on A 16,000- to d sy .s .lrro d up ajRumer.tfi o v e r th e beat mcilhode of b olsterin g national dofenaea. Propoaala w ere advanced bjr Bcn|ter Thom**, spokesman for 1( senators and representa­ tives thet-do not jib* (a many peltWelare with exprtxacd Idea* of the'-geerral army staff. "Thornne .gvggvited an expan­ sion <af. glees o f alrportx and trelnfofr i f tea fo t troopg] gpordIna up tt*£toroductlon o f semianAmatic rli)«», and to mod* « M M ifWld artillery vrlth immeiPon to defense from ’ar' Department o ff If lala Uiosleitle over Ingresarcruft ,'ttrnaei before . r Air, Sea Success Nazis Claim 34 Eng­ lish Planes, 4 Mer­ chant ShipsDestroyed Near Helgoland MASTER OF GRAF SPEE German Cruiser Reported Sunk Ronort Pnrlnrcs Nine Finns K i l l e d 700 R ii° ? nr Soldiers Uon-lqfp.t r » n « « T’. r * t n i r ■-1 vnd -„r(.ft.- n m lr - t «rir . . i, . t ./•♦ -f>r.mnt'v'i* •UU ll ’ 111," -. • • *’ .,r - f th r i-|Mil’t « n ■ ii) r f!rri f c'r r-: nort o ll n f . . . • V Ml*, . nt Tv- i! 1 N, , c 5"«-m C -IIIM ni.r- I’ ' - -Ri.-h ! i * " f 11,-1- ’ it ;r » pLinwn were mi.l lo |r t-*t ’ ’ ) .- I r e l i r ll The nd it »1 ?*+* - - n of bolilhi- t LiiiI •link ’ivir Brit* •Tirr.l ll Ip tn ti h c ’l Meriwether And WPA Project To COLUMNIST DIES Brilhdays Are Son Are Injured ♦ Be Prepared On Celebrated By In Auto Mishap — .. Orafege Boulevard Rotary Members r’.j I). Meriwether Slid Ilia B>yvnt Ji.lii ,un. Hilly, weir iiljuivd $52,000 Road Improve. r a e n t Is Planned; Bond O ffers Asked County Enulntcr *Fred T. Willland^w«3 dlrccled to prepare a W PA prtjeet for th| widening and repaving of Orange Boule­ vard. vest of Hanford, at o apcelal meeting nf the/ Bnant <>■ CotMly Commissioners in the Court Ilotue Salurtluy aflerm on. i The action ly / t h e lkmbl ft**' ! C r r t r it t ’ Two"'Aeniiira* heels ware found in the tierraan pocket battler hip. Admiral ttraf Spec, whin she vttrk lie lian-feried ' hi/ led three British crvlaera. Shell* from rix-inrh gun* tinped through armour plutir,.- found to column, • It Rceni* To Mr," to thr New York I W . Ill* I tret nni Ight, more like a cruiser's than a battleship's, an.I thr S ier wio too alow. Wn-i-'ei**e o f battle lari rolumn. In that piper ap­ u the dccka o f the raldrr d> seamen patch hole*, above, in Montevideo. pealed Fridiy. tr-m easu res eonxlderrd taut.. They • claim tta ircia ft guns'to daYork, and other large Id require the bulk of l defeat* • fund*. The d bo outmoded before It waa clsjmed POO teedadito defaod Lon- Broun Dies Germany, Britain At Age Of 51 InNewYark' .^Match Claims For F a mo u s Columnist}• Succumbs A f t e r FheumoniaDevelops i From Heavy Cold ~ Setwtor Thomas Has Ideas On Subject That Fails To Jibe With General Staff inn seriously when tIn- itulu Gray, Puleston, Byrd but In which th<y were riding ml■ Itiliel with a loaded fish nml AndTurnerHonored | poultry trurk nil Felrry ■Avenue, after sundown fast right. A t Weekly Luncheon |klimil) II.lli thr trurk nml the .vuto hi *-] | r '- - itiitnin vrknntvl ■-.- • • lo » .f I In- three merchant ship*, but i-i-laecd n ilriti-h submarine .... ” .... . . whii-t Mr. Mrriwrlher was thling. Outslanillnr prmimvlitlra whoeo a|mMt ron,,,!,,,!, auk ii d.Ollll-tiin lii-rmnti erulanf tirthiluyi were rrlehmtid liy III* ||,hif. accoiding to Deputy Thumdn.v. Rotary Flub I.-lay iiiclmlnt Tho | s h t jlf Jwik Hick anti who ill- | tienuun officials denied the mas Fnllyli . Martin Van llurvn. J vrstlk'uted. l...« nf t!u- -cruiser. Fnpt. linns |jtugs.tnrff, letl, w in nn.ni.ie is shuwu a- li Woutimw WiNnii, A ml retv Jnrk- , ilu truck was enroute to Or-1 The tiiid Spec settled In the . .■..-...■it' In protrat the Frugun.t tin gnvri iiiurnl's order Hint' the ..... tnn, (letirrnl liriirge Fnster, T^ul* Hlv^r Plate ntud where she was battleship Admiral tiraf S|>cr inu-l rlm r nut of the hiulim lilr scuttled by her crew o ff Monte­ I'nslrur, Ath.nrnl (Irorgr llew. fl«h and oysters Innn the Ka*l ! ty, l.inlwii- Vi.it Beethoven nnt coast and Mr. Mrriwrlher wn i I yesteiday aftciliuun In compliance with rules of intemnliunul law video. Most o f Uie crow, rnoro ninny olhti'. in nihlitlun In tlu'i rinnute to his homo nt the time : thot n waiahlp ran slay In a neutral port only 24 hours fur rrpalrt. than l.OUli men, arrived at nirmlars, 8. li. Fun}, I ' 1'. Samuel tji.- ucridrnl necurinl Rurnos Aires where high Argen­ I'lllvst'.n, rrp.r rlltgil liy Proair IHRy MnlwwUirr was thrown tine offtrials declared they would vfR r. Wkm Ww lki.it, S t M w Tuettee fitlnr the aiitA-ns 41* Iwnnsi over nml T. llrti'lforil llyrtl. ' nml sustained n severe gash on hi- released If they pledged Id I'resltlt nt Marlin Itram an- I tllc |„.n(l , inA n^ uiht.r minor ruts refmin from further part In the noomril there «„u l,l lie no meet- , Ml„ t trulsrs but hi- romlitionwas war. , Mng in the riot, nest Mumlay «>i | r,„„Klernl ariluus. Mr. MvriIn the ltns->inn-Finni»h war, Hie week lifter on oecuunt nf ( „ rt|„,r u|,0 ,„ ff, nsl t uts unit r,-pints reni-hed (!"|ienhiigen that (hiNImu- nml New iinrs. J , l.rulst s nml Imth weir 11tWt.11 lu 1 nine Finni-.h siddieci* killed 700 nest mis'tli’" will In- no Jnniuii, the hospital. The driver of the Itussinns masM-il on a load and N, W. (!. Klriiiiiig was ludiu tr I liuck and iiiiulhei urcu|unil i-vposi-d ditei-lly to l-'tnntsh gunsInto tln< rhih os n nrw mouther. escaped Injury when the loadeil m ...... ! Autlmritatlve Rerlin ..iiurcfs A. It. Mnlthir niiiiuunrtHl Hint vehicle turned uvrr In the mlddlr dam'Waller Head, president of Un­ of the highway. Ruth of the ft out Af I ll q f i f ll t i f) n “K''’' fr" ln tlruguuy rhaiging a. itary ItilrrnaUnmilr, would address wheels of the Irvck were knocked 1 II 8 I I l ll I I II II |violatii.il of Inti-rnutionul law in with Fenlri'l FlurhU Rotary clubs In o ff by the force i f the collision. • iriju liiiig llu- G raf S|mt to liavo Orlando on IVe. 27. ' i..#---rulnf.llt ,j Hlh hiif f icin illy hU wife, died today at the ago In presenting Hr. Ciuy with r |.nirr.l Itiiti«li nrw»|i«|K*n« tallrd o f 51 from pneumonia. Broun a m ar.si \. i »,r in ui*i trowel, n lone of rlgara, und two A hunlinu trip In tinhiimnii-'k I lit* ii iillliiiK "ignnlili* waa active fur many years as tleki'is to the “ Finest theater in west nf IsiiigiiiH-l i-lull'd in tiu- Five yout Ii I.iii lit .l In ilriitli I ihIii) A Inn I ..f iMif.wil.ly Letter Ja|>* a newspaper leportcr and col­ Hi ruin'd- ( 'minty,M Fhnrlc* Mor U v . im I i niii'M \hieiieaii ri-lutiuMA eanm umnist and until hla death was rlsiiii, wlio hnd rlinre.-e of the pro. gi-dy thin ...... line f« r t-dpiii j Ih " fin* .Ins. -,v*-|'l president of tho American News­ grain, said, "his hnhhv Is ganlen I.ii inilui. f i miii the Far Kad totluv when Walt", 22-)>*" "Id -i'll id Mi "I'd tliuird lull" u«i-d n tin.l.i|iuiie-e Foreign Minister paper Guild. H «fe li»s r 4 M ro a r Slsl m lltnil foi fti1 (i. Wulls, i.f 2111 Mill'll nf ll GcnlNIR Noiniiin 11>]«l AniLnNRnilor Grew u 1 Avt’iiut*, A vi'iniii wlm hms iimiuiiil) killftl Mi- niimlul * I'liililtm nrni (iim v _______ I lie Viin^tze River will lie opetirtl WEST PALM DKACI1, Dt-r. IN |vthrit the Lull, i of « m l. i.n i- wimnI, m f«*w itiili w* f i , iii AuitU'vlu. lu iiuviRHli.iii Mu fur ui Nanking, — — Judge II. Donnell, foi- tlutlHlIy tliaclitudill, und |ii«-nrd Dr. K. II Si IivahII, Mi|H‘rtntvii riuaing the river ty traffic by iner Judge of the 15th JudlrUI \}\n |IIMi,| tlrut of (lie* m lfiH,| »ni»l llii* ilctiii tliiul iiuueiix in one of the It* By MABEL CHAPMAN Circuit, one-lime City C. minis j iH-putv 1,'n i ifl Jock lli. k-mi w eir: Floy.I I •> 11Ii*. I.*», Snvnmmli sue* floo.liiiy lelatluiu. slonor and Mayor ef West l*alm |wh„ ...... Winner of 5th Prim la. 7. Hoyt Fi.ik. If.. Ailanta; William Reach, became a randldatc Iasi MONTEVIDEO, Dec. IP - (4 7 '■■‘ .which ciiw u l the i i « » . . " • f l i - l ' . , . . . night for the Florida Attorney nrlf |fatal hunlii'ii caaim ll). it |H,ilni I roumana, . . . V uldostn; tu i ti» — I'ruud and powerful marauder What better way can a cititrn help hin town than Ccneialshlj rip. - that Ihst Mr. Wulls and III-immimii* iJHargvant, Rargoant, 17, (ialtiravillr, Ills irnm|Mlltiamraville, lis of the high sens I lie Nasi pocket to runtrlbuto jta growth iw that ho ran really l»c A t one time a vice chalmmii of loll, lu-slle ■llon itid, IVCIS- ,-nii"ilr Furwoml I IX-veh, ngc unknouib battleship Admiral Graf Spce wax proud of it? Sanford, the tuwn in which we live, in tho Slate Drinociallr Executive home lifter sivi-inl hniir- in Hie A sign -1it I blown up and sunk Inst night to Fummittrr, Ihnindl lu his an- woods when n ili-er wiis riglilisl. Nathalilrl I’etei V. Decatur, nml snvo her from defeat and destruc­ . the hirgeat gltiglo vegetable nhipuing center anti celery nounccinrnt said. "I was born u Arrurding In the arcsHinl, Mi. William Mui-Mirhiii I, address mi tion at ihc point of British naval jrrowing region in itho world. Water transportation Democrat and have never depart Walla rvaibcd foe the rifle whirli available, wen- injured critically guns. for all product! ia possible since wd arc at the head of ed from Democratic urinriulrs ua was In-lacen tluni in the Inmt Ih c bodies of four of the dead Officials saidtiCaptain Hans j which I Intend to make tliU com- ki-dt of the pirkup truck and at- wtrr rrrovntsl navigation on Aho 8 t Johns River. There la an inIsingkduiff and "every member I •alga." Hrhwull -aid tlir finstalled In tempted tu bring the loads* i null uf Die n ew " of the Graf Sp*o dual rial activity here which is absent in moat midland " I ant making this rare without lu hit slnnildcr while watching the a linen loom on the first floor rmriird thr safety of other boats communltieH^. ^ • thr mantle of any rllqur or ml animal, lu inising the gun, the dormitory, also use as a hum- before the 10,000-Ion (10.000,000 mlnlatrallou being thrown over hammer npp.irrntTy struck mi". dry. There were 21 hoys With ull Uto natural resources |ntment wo ahould nva in In th* floating war monster, her hull tar," bo asaeiled and declarvd, "I object which railsssl the puli In dormitory, but several tscuped shattered and hri wreckage aflame Iw able to make Hqpford the liest town in tho nUa*u if am slncrrrly actuated In announc­ fire, Ih-puty IliekMin said, add by sliding down nn outside piping from the explosions of internal we would ah apend hur monev at home and gain benoing Nor the efflco te ta of aervlcr lm* that the Inillrt fiuin the .’It Others jumped when thr flames I mini ", sank in 25 fret of water flta from ’it instead of dtixuiding it In other towns and to the iK-opI* of Ihc State of Flor­ rallbrr Kcinington •m lrn d tin- were discovered at 1:30 A. M. ; irwailaaeW u« rase »ls ) contributing to th«lr growth. ida." The fire wn» not in the mall.' _ ------------------ »---cheek, and p-irscd through IIIbuilding nf thr school, which ha iw lr u I r t f V l n v A u L u youth’s brain. -Surely .w«r want Sanford to grow ao tlua. we will H IK IC J f A S I i B tragi dy occurrvd obniit 300 Inmates The Imy. ,,u.rtrre 1 rraliv.tie proud o f .lL The only thing wrong with us H:U0 o’clock this morning alaml In the bunu-d dnrmitnry and ia that wo aP.iuaa ' Op. Dot apend and circulate J l-S mile- west of Palm Hprinrs. worked on n 3(si nen- farm and our mnnev aA honwi conaeoucntly we do not get tho near t*akr Brantley, Mr. llirksnn dairy operated in ronnrrtinn with the srhnol. , rvpofUd. advan'agea o f it alia Expand. Mr. .Walls for the past three Our merchant^ pay-taxes which bdn kern up the yrara has been employrsl nt the' Mrs. J. I. tni-ley. Seal Rale library aehoola, hgeoiUI,. at root a rtc . If wo do not Gulf Brrilce Hutlon mi th- m i­ • l.vlrninii uf 'he V-minnle OountV ner of French Avenue an I I'lrsl ■natmnlxr I haM merchant a, whv should we expert them Ti|lwrriil,.*l« and Health Associa­ Hlrrel. lie wa. Imm in Hanfmd tu . to hein n*?> T h t y nav* earned our support, why not tion. has Ih-tii h*i«v rhcckinw re­ Tlirrr will bo an adjourned Feh. 7, U17 and allendeil Hanfnnl turns from th,* Fhristmns Reals .ha City Commission Hve |i .‘o them? lf^wo'attend our money here and schools. •rnl nut in the mall. Hall tonight at T:»0 tbrv .knew we are hark of them one hundred nercent. Kurvlvnrs are -hla father and She nnnoun-eil today that! o'clock. Mattars af Importance mother, Mr. and'Mrs. J. G. Wails, IK vi will »o* ahle ta keen a Brtler line of pmds. Wo "T)ien> me still some Reals unacare scheduled for consideration. and ___ two brothers, James Gay The Brotherhood uf the First , , .roUDUll for and wt> f id ;th a t oerFrank Lr Millar will deliver ar Walta and Rarnuel f . Walla, both! naptW 'rhu rcl, inrf lu H.. last haps llirv have lA-n mislaid. They ' . . address aa the "History of Free- of Sanford. Funeral arrangements, -it th" Vnl- are easily overlooked and WO ! 1 ? p 'b tic « ’ masonry" at the regular meeting will be announced ' later. know tlii'v are tcm-lng In a doth o f tho Raafard Lodge No. #2 F that*^inK?nnuVst M aid* be* neevsw ’*nhn !•- -R'lkiii" was In „rharga'drawer, forgot tea. that no Inquest would be neces, < f (fcr |irojrrn)n „ | M , ^ vrry )lul „ lt,v temporarllv mkl|TafMi> and A. M. la the Mnsaoie T.mpla •ary. Tucaday night at 7:30 o'elcrk. te«k drawer." interesting n-sutim of the nprni- in a ' Fund* from tha sate of Reala lion of the Florida Baptist Child, regular meeting of ato used lo provide medical MR{ rrn'a (bumu‘ Aicndla. Mr. JinBRITISH FREE JAP SHIP ’ itOrder of Odd Fellowr piles and I rest. Indigent tobercul*" klns Is a dlre.-tnr fer the Home. in the Odd Fallows Election nf offlcors for the en­ • la patients In Hemlnole County. LONDON, Dec. 1 3 —(A7 — Th» Hall tonight at 100 o'clock Japanaaa freighter Sanyo Maru suing year was also bald at which We ate grateful for thr asalatancn Rent In> bull twee matters pat waa relaaaod yaaterday after n tha following were unanimously already Revived. 'However, we emsidaration. ara atUl under our quota and ash (4 -hour slay at a British con­ chnweni Major M. J. Meeks, president: that you koap sandlag In yenr There will be a aappar-meatlng traband control base, thereby Mg"wall dollars until tba goal set la Stewart, first vlca-proslasaasban of the Campball- falling to become a test case on danti El wood (1 Harper, aacood reached. dvfe that Is greatly Amaricaa Legion poet in Britain's blockade o f German As one man said In vie* I'rr.idrnt; Robert A. Will­ _____Ian Hat tonight at 7 A0 exports. iams, seerslary; A. CT Madden as bought a package o f Bealst “ A t a'eiack. A M i aUandnnee of traosursr and J. Martin Stine- ter all, U U te a sort o f health in. i dtiaan a o f S a n fo rd U to Ii raauaatad by sureoca. They sestet in building ». on* of hla voyages te cipher aa aorgtmdar . othoaiantically in to . this laargl Walastsla. Columbus waa atrandad Tba neat mewling of tba Broth- up our children te resist dtaaaoa U scheduled te.be held aa and tha pravtnUao ta mar* than far I t months an the north coast the cure and far Maa expensive," Jan- It. af the Island « f Junakn. ArekU liiter/i-J,. l»u. vftkrci Would, *4 Gun Discharged Five Youths Accidentally Is Burned To Death Fatal To Youth In Georgia School day aad S0.000 are }n .eervh/e, while a commercial contract tor OfiRbO more baa been ■let. George Herbs! Is Victim Of Heart Attack Edgar WuitH Killed Two OthcrH Injured . ,ajll Intituntly As Bul­ For Feeble-Minded,, , let Pierces Brain lotion calling for offtia on the county's bonda after Jan. I. Thr bonds are not caltablo until after July 1, 1010 but the Hoard mem­ bers expressed a belief that, several thousands o f dollars In Interest could be saved if the bonds can be purchased at a fair price end tatlrpd before July 1, thereby saving' Internet for aU months. These tonda era o f the refunding aeries. Another resolution waa adopted At the suggestion of local WPA officials requesting funds with which to begin the ronatrueOen of Pcrmavhraala Avenue, from the eVsUfa, . Mrs. Ann Wurth, Orlande Highway to (he Dig Tree Ritas bath Hat bat and M b. Park. I f waa understood that work could .begin within a short time aw this project If the funds are made available because o f the lack o f other projects. Naw plana far a County health enlt were discussed but since it would be 'impossible far tba County to appropiiats fuada for •Ms work at file. time. Chairman W. B. Ballsrd requested that tbs new plan be submitted at a liter data in eompfets detail. ' Urn raslgtmtleu o f Dr. C. 4* Park' as Cewalv physician wsa elalm Judge Donnell To Run For Post Of Attorney G e n e r a l l y > “Keep Sanford ’Dollars In Sanford" For Check-up On Christmas Seals Stocking City News Briefs cw 4 Baptist Mens Group Elects 1940 Officers Ml Mva f |1• nvv >*“* -V"*yfi*'•*J\*.'! JV!( ■ B f J J i: W ] p . - "kv.’Jw.J ii)K, iW m ' 'll.J»2*V*• 1,rir. ten; NUM BER * ____ — ^ ____ - ' � 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, 1939 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 16, 1939 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 16, 1939. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 16, 1939; <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