21 10 203 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a38f59217c92df5200f3ab8fbb2b5acb.pdf 5e419bb84fce585a82fbdebb44efaace PDF Text Text JR.WAYJ Troops ig Massed BY J. I t WILMA At Lake Mary S & tf& i?0 jHRfc »Nou*moasf /-' t-114-1' DO- th i Eaetrm Front. IftdlmUnn th a t the ftrncglt Bod wit; balng watched ■I f .Baitl}'* |nct-p*rt»#r, iy, eqmj whrn ruitliorltc. ’(Mititi it It arfaunr * »ouiym ’mad* t h a t tli* Belch m irh t n rIVPpKt R m i:i in . Finland! British nnd fr en ch g lr c [ Ohio New York Mein* rillaob MamyhnmtU C• ro"n• J G eorgia OOU tUt R IE S R E P R E S E N T E D AND “NU M BER p^M 5l[| ;■ • NauoJfSi ****** * L T S . h «w • \> K Mr. D. W. llotchlneon Mr. Js o . D. Jlnkln* Zk. & O R N I t e r - n a a r tha c o l o n i fro n tie r (to r an all-d ay b a ttle In which i* Finn* a c ltrd the objective, »re driven aw ay un.1 finally re ipturcd It. T h e . Soviet on*e around whlah t* b a ttle wwi fought New Y ear'* tp He* about ID m ik e e a i t of i t . tow n o f A g la ja ctv l r t a point t a n k a nortli o f toikr luulogw. 'W hen tho Finn* fin ally bald N ,tnt*e—p ushing tho ItuMlane teh to w ard the p a tte rn /re n tie r d h ey calcrd th rro mnchln* gun*, ‘ftald kitchen nnd 400 red arm y Eatooata, along with o ther w a r ttorlaj*, l a i t n ig h t’* commun- T H IR T Y tho Im portant port* of A*So (T u rk u ) and U ltab o rg (O nlo), fa r n'ertb n ra r the top o f th e G ulf of B othnia, aa th e ir chief ta rg e ta . T he ra id on Aabo by I I plane* which dropped n early ZOO bomb* *et fire to th e city'* u n d e n t cn*tle, one of F ln la n .'s a r t tre a :u re a , but th a flam e* w ire catlnguL hcd yesterday w ith l e u dam age th an ftre t w as reported. Two p a n o n a w ar* hUUd and fo u r wounded. L aet n ig h t* com m unique raid tho Finn* atlll w tre p u m ln g Rue*lan force* re tre a tin g tow ard Ju n ta a ra n ta , fire mile* (ra m the border, from tha region w here the F in tu claim ed v irtu a l ann ih ila­ tion F rid a y and S a tu rd a y o f tho lflJrd K u n la n d liU lo n —about \ l r ooo m*n—a t the we*tern and of Lah* K lanta. I daylong Rutalan nttsrk w ith Utp around L ake L ava, about M mile* n u rlhcoat of F ltk a n b o q lb* »outhe»«U ni l o r . r r and it above L ake L adoga, wa* aahl hav* b ra n rcpuL cd. The lake a l a t i of tw o Mellon*—the BPONGE3 BIUNO I I I AIT la” o r low er p a rt and. tb* Up. r " a la " — w h ic h 'a t* link* In a TARPON SPRINGS, Jan. 4, — ibi o f lake*. (A*)— January aponn* sa in op- BKfaiiaiW ifw tt Loka * ~ New Y erit N ew Y o rk IP, V irginia Ind ian a Now Y ork Mr. II. J. te ll than VEAi R S t o o V a t, Blanch L eonard I t . J . A. Logan Ire. M. J . L c re tu rn Mra. J , V. Lowe Mr. J . V. Low# Mr. C. E . Malm Mr. O. B. M araady M ra. J a n a M athaaon M r. A. W . Ma*r Mr. J . T . M cCwllaa U r. 11. B. M at* Mra. L Mlnabaw M l**'V illa M ott Mra. M. 8 . Neleoo M r. M. R. N elson Mra. NInland so o n SANFORD MARKET REPORT WitiMUey, Jen. t, lt«.i l-hane 41 Hall* n iw U *1 ..ilia el irell* »n'i w a .tu u li. h i urn H*oiuni •iwt* l.ia**.'i.* U m.Ueal* M*ik*. la iiUv ..fa . i.rio t hMOdiklM* aa* “Hih u «*l,ie (ur ■ >t huur 1-orioJ —ru. auppllea eiHluiK l e d A. il today a* report, • rCIIAVtmui a k .b e . hpr. (la .t.te . ed ii* i«. i . La.in.au, atanaeer. O ltA hilua. — I u . Uruce if a. UH IM .lIlL 11* ~ mad- Q rn e ra, F la . h o r .h B ranch, Mich. La o n n a o r| He, III, L ao n n c rC U a , III. ‘Banford, F la . Sanford. F la . L ake M ary, F la . Sanford, Fat* Sanford, F la. G enera, F la. W ay cross, G a. U k a M ary. F la . B anfard, F la . ' **. ioSmutr n 3 S T In BA‘ appeal to tha nation to rapport the *Ttrht Intontil* t^.w lr,V ’ campaign. fnadi. for which a n aoenred throegh to* nationwide celebration of tho Praidient** birthday. Mayor !!• A n rricirn h ' 'i • it Ufht eeftfe In l e i .taK’u j. < 'l.i *he‘ r . i . L L t i n B rlllah ieitT ba»r..|{n-t2j.untr i« rb o r ae . •’n ip rw n ry tit fem e i. eaetira” U r > an oC f^horr pn‘. -ol gava i-alarm . The .cause of th a a larm , t m ad* known, w ai u nder in v ts- 6 tiM u •« W aat.V htf.la H t>t* 0 ^ r U 'ir. ^* ‘• • h i * ■*'Tl J . M. H ood • M r. W . H . H o fh e y ’ to*. W . J. tlo fh e v V r. Andrew iTonklna <. *r». R rn ra t L agerqulat E n tr e t L agvrqulat , 't m . C. 8 . L a ttln ! M r. a 0 . L a ttln Mr-. I. G. LrcH k if V fm n l 47 64 U 70 rt 71 73 *41 40 70 44 48 41 H e n ry M. Lockwood o f C harlee'e n , g .- a . pohtto o u t th a t had It n o t boon fo r tho help o f th e N atio n al P on n d atlo n d a rin g tho 'in fa n tile p araly sis epidem ic tea t _______ _______ 0 aertoua, Kentucky vie time are being t JUlpeleather* la hope for * Sweden **FCommualtlaa North Cerellna Y a tt antfl tbey^ar* Iow a *>» anltod o f f r ^ . COLD! m mrS : won trolled. Lake M aty, F la. S anford. F la. B aatord. I ’M ., r U - ,M kpt Cutnu. I I .. I* Ii*. n***, U# Coma. 'oT H — uyr. doe. Wnf. 4*et*c; ho. '!'* o* II*. 1.1* no. *1wo »eiciim doe. l>ue. (K-lOr. Kta; 1 be. hiw llr.I.M . i: , t f i t A f t t m u n i — rta. aid. baa CACl l)»UlWBn — Ft*, eeppllee im Comb l i t ; H bx. baa* U* Oernb. eeci UM r* bo* t.l*. iral'toc b,IL *”*• re TAN UUiilhce — yia. |* bxa. CKLfcttr J . r t o eappllaa (air, Ua I'nnili i.oo.1.11. Al’lO.UI — auppllea mod«rate IM -iV i “ *®4' 4 , "4 • d M erUto . M hi. Ile.I.I*. TjCBjjBBT HBAirra — Fla. dot. AVOCADO — Via. No euppllee. IIANANAH — Imported. Muppltee cuu^nua — Me euppllee mn.lerale, demand fair, per lb. OOltNi IBIICLLBD) - CWT Iltftr . linAJtai (BNAP) — r u . few— hu. hpr i l l - l ee aec, to quality. . HBANB (LIMA)—rta. lew bB. a ;**l_ ' Per doe. baa i*a.«»a. - N aw Ji •''rKaw Now T * rh PinnaytraM la CoL Frank H older, mad* a radio broadcast over radio sta­ tion WLAK from Lakaland -last weak on tho tenth annual w inter convention o f tb* T a ft Memorial Highway Association, to be Raid Sunday f 1«/*■;>. v • q -v * * ;* .»W*5; 1» A,.: v xV- IK ii* r •- WVitofT* » V •1 '■•* * Limited Number 1989 DU0-THKR1 U k v tlt-rq a Im • -q * '»« . ' *'l\ • W �■■■I mws ^ t- s .w . ap • **«rvt*. * , • *SI • '* NEWSPAPER Aanodatrd Prwn SANFORD, FLORIDA, AY, JANUARY 4, IMP NUMBER US EnUbJM ird In 1908 Asks Slash In Farm, Public W orks Spending Solicitor - G e n e r a l . Robert H. Jackson to Nominated For ; Attorney - General Quits Mayor Job After Five Seconds Greatest Soviet De­ feat May Delay De­ W PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ADDRESSES 76TH CONGRESS d a l v e B i o w On Finland . Defenses President Proposes One OfSmallest De­ ficits In D e c a d e ; Most Items Reduced Defense Funds Alone Untouched Mfcrphy To Take Executive Says Fur„ ther CutH Should Not Be Attempted Court Nomittso' Had WASHINGTON. Tnn. 4.— ( A P ) — Prw aH anf trainv RnnonveK itrppri tOonmwM to ,, nlaflh fa rm , ra lie f a n d lie workingpcndl «fnt m oftM kc 000,000 ,'ofci «l 'nxo!t a n d ’ p r o p o iln s the smallest ilaficits In Um Raich's No. • ciddsj. If all of tho recotnmsadaUona s rr foliowrd. lie forecast a » st deficit for the fiscal year Im•innllig July I of | l , 718,000,000, compared with an estim at­ Altman Declares President Roosevelt is shown as ho addrr**ed the opening session of the 70th Congress Ju n !'". Trade At Home Speaker of the House Dankhrsd, loft, and Vice-Pro nident (Isrnrr In rear. Drive Has Helped Crops Are! FundH Allotted Higgins Will -This trade-at>hom* campaign I f . | \ 1 n For Big Tree Road Wot Damaged By JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 4.— Continue Trade >Tlrod afte r M h g majrar of Memphis for flva la a g ^seconds, ra id H. Crump, right leave* on a well-earned vacaUeo, firing wballs at spectators, *H>« polltlcml •overlord took Ui* oath of Um local Chevrolet Ageney Ida a t Ute railroad station and than rcsifaad to easts way for Iter* Chandler to 'ta k e the ”job. • »* t « ' f . if .t v. . v• L _ - J .V t.- k •_________ mU Saxsvsi sad* on hand, coot- i|n the price* in line County T o Ua* Excess T r a i n s Lengthened, ;fC T er. It’s-'F ee*' To Speed 'Hik4d To Fa­ MeetHikedDemands cilitate Movement After faring the possibility of Tbc Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ knvtag to diaeontInu« the j/P A road handled one of the heaviest Dr. Root Is Speaker A t » * •» * » Meeting ilfti I 's t •— i| ‘ h 1 v* i ioth#r tlx month*, County Clerk . P. Herndon said today. Since .the budget of the County « Um ennent year was adapted at October, the Work* Progrte* daW atration has repeatedly ndsed Uw County that the sewing out which provide* employment mere than 70 women a t pr*a(» moat be df-Wir-*-’ tfnknw the • i w h shara t* increased te t# here for their needs rather than rein* to other cities,*’ Mr. Altman ial4* | Bloc* opening the Chevrolet agency b e n a to m ) months ago, Mr. Altman said .th at his spies of both aeW and waad oars -have exceeded expectation*" end he said he believed this is due largely to the efforta of bla firm to keep the prlcee In line with thaee of­ fered elsewhere. The bookkeeper, O. II. Altman, has purchased a home here and Um manager, M. V. Altman, is in­ specting eereral locations with a rjew to haying. -All of our force," Mr. Altmsn said, -which Includes n corps of mechanics as well as the salts volumes of buslnees In recent years during the holiday baason, O. £• Hollins, superintendent of the Jacksonville division eald to­ day. During the huldavs Mr. Rollins eeld that each of the reguUr trains passed through Sanford with as many a a . l l coaches and that several times the trains were forced U> travel In two sections. To facilitate the movement of Ing here," S U ro te V S B . 11/ .1 ^oldest Weather BlanketsCounty AsMercuryDropsTo Low Of 2S Degrees VMb iba wsathaT manAjirotlljL-. tlon of wenilcr wootber ahead, Sanford end Bcmlnolo County have apparently stood ths sea­ son's coldest wcalbci thus far without damage. Randall Chase of Chase end Company, reported this morning that he had neither seen nor beard of uny damage bring don* to tb* citrus crop. He »ahl his office had report* that thr mer­ cury had fallen to Iowa of 20 to 30 degrees In the early morning hours but that the temperature* did not remain at that stage for sufficient time to damage the fruit. Tb* official low trmiwratore for Sanford was 3& degree*. Mr. Chase added that the cold may ba beneficial to citrus grow­ ers since It will keep the midiseason varieties In better romll - ar-TCi the later varieties. At ths office of th e. American Fruit Grower*, which receive* re­ ports from all over Florida, there ------1 liVa Ira Ind Ian llta larlra/Wi. was no information of apprecia­ ble damage to crop* in Somlnol# County by the low temperature* and tb* heavy, blanket of frost. The outer l i a f h of Irttucr, eakarols and similar leaf crops wet* Mora than 40 Indiana Future singed by the cold but the dataFarmers paid a >visit Is flaafordy “ ‘ a* “nothing last week nod wars m ural -Tho organisation said lh st.ro guests of the members of Semtoule Pater* Farmer Chanter. from Miami and the lower Sanford was hwtudad In their sections revealed a minimum sight-seeing tthwrary of the stale temperature of 60 drgrecs. and during their stay hers they T im benefits of rains which war* taken to the Big Tree w ar ptssodad tb* cold more than off­ Longwood, to the Chaw and Com­ set any damage done to the crop*, pany Cttraa Packing House, the was the concensus smong American F rail Orowan Farm IVRRfn. Tbs Weather Bureau reported and ths Sanford Stela F a n w rs' l tha warm moist air front the Wholesale Market, by local ad tproee is brought hy Atlantic flowed over Fierivisa*, AWx R. JohiMW. 100. Thaw making op the party _ again today, dispelling Um In .the freight .I ban of the Evansville, •eld wave which brougnt Ice, frost ar. They left Evans- mid chills to the state for several Indiana Future Fanners Visit Sanford Section (A7—A $14,320 road construc­ tion project for Seminole County nas approved for op­ eration today by BUle Ad­ ministrator lloj Schroder. The work, which will employ 03 persons for four months, em­ braces clearing, grading, drainsitu and partial surfacing of thr read. Thr guvemniont V flt Itnpply-plO.f60 and spoil* sor p3,47U. This road Is known as I’cptitylvunin Avvnur and loads from State Hoad No. 3 to the llig Tice Parly near Lungwood. It it tho srconil phase of the plan of the Hoard of County Comniiseloneni to make tho II Ig Tree more ac­ cessible. State Commander To Address Local Legion On Monday Htuto Commander Williain tl. Hrooker will hr th r honor gursl at the regular dinnrr inerting ol the C’ninpbull-Losilng Cost fid ••• tho Amrrlcan Legion nest Mon­ day night at 7:hl> nVIoek. George Weinstein, coimnander ol tha local post, announced today. Mr. Weinstein urged all nirhtb e n to be present to meet tha department rummandrr in peraon. "He I* a real Legionnaire," Mr. Weinstein said. "You will Ilk* him.. He will deliver kn lm^ rian t message so don’t miss la meeting.” Legionnaire* were irqum led to mskr reservation* In advance by Saturday. Tirkels will lm on ml* at the Style .Shop, Koiiinillat and Anderson, II. II. l’o|>e Co., and at Joseph larlnlmi t’* in Oviedo. Teachers To Receive Salarieti From Stute TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 4. -O P) —The eUUi will make immediate payment of 9S7I.7M on a public iMt . . . » morning were not so low school appropriation which guea ss those of Tuesday toward teachers' salaries. The sum Is equal to ’ one-half Um regular monthly appropria­ ther than tion and leave* the state about »1,«TM,000 In arrears. Another payment will be due Jan. IB, and Um comptrollor's office said funds probably will ba an h an d 'fo r a t least p art of Um amount due. Finnish R elief Fund Reaches $48.05 Total Is Ghroa $100 Fine ed 93.033.000,000 fo r tho c u n ren t year. Cutting nearly everything In the budget except defense funds, the President estimated expendi­ ture* for the next fiscal year a t 9M,124,000,000, which he said would he 907h.000.000 less than lids year. Net recelpU from **1, ting taxes, not counting social necutity luvie*, would Increase 1)12,000,000 to JR,548,000,000 because qf b etter business. At Home Drive legislators Mr. Roosevelt bluntly told intent on making elec­ Retiring Mayor Says City Is In Position To Progress In 1940 J*i,blicly ■sprcitlng hi- alpprv rlaitlnn for (hr’ suppot T p IvcTtrltnf n* .Sanford’* mayor, t ’lly CuntmiMionrr Edward lliggln* *uJd totlay that lie would continue vl> personally direct tlai "trade at home" rampalKii which-ha* been highly commended by local mvrchant* since It wn* inaugurated oil Nov. 20. Ill reviewing tin- activities of the City Commission for thu pu*t thro year, the retiring mayor proclaimed the completion uf the refunding program a* ouUtund* Ing ■inru It plac'd Hur-wUrtu* of tho City's bonded uotfcldcdne** on a basis that iouM Im> handled without undue huid-hlp. Mr. Higgin*’ letter to The Heraid In a* follow-: "I wish to use your | miper to publicly ,'ip r c - to the ciliiein, of Hanford, the member* of thr City ('ommUidoli and to tlic head* of the variou- dcpartinrnt*, my appreciation for the splendid and tnynl *up|iorl given me uuritig tny three year term n* Mnyur-Comniiatlonrr, ending nil Jan. 2 this year. "Iftviuwing activities of thr past three y ra i«, I consider the refunding of Hunford'a municipal debt wliirh wo* arranged by Mayor Bhlnhnlser and his fellow Commissioner*, the most out­ standing. I consider It tho best coinpromlw effected in tlir stats. "Tills achievement ha* relieved thr City of tlw ahseklrs of Its debt and the -hndows of confis­ cation that held Hanford a t a standstill fur 10 yrars. "Today our lavra are as low as any city of similar sis* and ad­ vantage!, and the interest re­ quirements for the Municipal debt are lower than for any city uf this site that I know of. As an example Kb percent of the total requirement* for Interest on Berks A bonds ' for the entire ear was paid In November and labor. "I wish to Imprrs* upon tho elUsm* uf Msnfurd that their City is out uf the woods and on the march, and would like for thorn U> impress this fact upon themselves and thus* with whom thay come in contact. You have a city to be proud of, talk It, praloa It and co-operate with on* an­ other and Sanford will go places tion year record* that “ tho#* who call for furUter cute should haw the ruuragu agd honesty to specify whsr* they, should ba made." For hlntsolf, lie eald. he waa satisfied Bow lower figures could JfdmM ilk iiif "undue KurdHhlpR on Indhrld* uuU and rconnmlc irroups.*9 • Tift* mrMAffi read lo tlw Ban* ali* uiid llouxf by clerks, tftkl thi* KDVrrvuiH'hl m u "prepared U> ninvi* forward «»n reduced ra* Hons." i j l'ro|MHaU for nulional d cftiua included emergency fund* for operation* started since the Eu­ ropean w ar—Increased enlist* menta for army, navy and coast guard, more antl-«py ugenta for the Federal bureau of Invastigallon, greater prutexlion of tha I'siiunia ('ansi, and recomml** sinning of old nnvy und coast guard boats. Ant i - Ly n c h Bill Is Due For Fight, Congressman Says WASHINGTON* Jan. 4 -< * V The cue was given yesterday for tho first big legislative battle af the present congressional wbsn Repreoontatlvo (Java, Democrat, Naw York, ha would call up his MU-I bill next Monday. Asserting hs anticipated M trouble In wnnlng House approval of tha controversial measure, tha Md confldvnce Now Yorker oxpraaaad also. It would pais up thes Renata Be "If the Democratic ptocessey of government aro allowed to spa­ rs to.” Gavagan said proponents of auti-lynching legislation might eltcmpt to invoke cloture If * filibuster threat were carried aat. Tli* Senate usually Invoke# clotnra only Ip extrema cases to shut off debate and block a filibuster, "If this measurt is permitted to come before the Hansta fag a vote 1 believe It will pass,” ha aald. The bill would provide foe ftaes for official* guilty of negU m aa In lynching* and make rounUup In which thu crimes occur liable fur dsmsges up to glO^KIO. A simitar measure waa passed by ths House after furious debate Southern >W>0>Ulow to th« Mil “To Mayor Coleman 1 pledge began cr^iUJlIiing. ReprraantsDfO my unqualified support and will use my bast effort to farther kavrfl things good for Sanford during his administration. "I will continue to personally direct Um ‘trad*, a t home' cam- would b t "(OActrUd gaJf* which was started on Nov. opposition- this yuan LOCAL WEA' KANSAS CITY, Me., Jaa. (IV -T h a ' farm h w a a a j kJ i . • t tha wianlag wm aat turkey ‘ aa wSl ha / 1 la mo. SHOULD M JtFFRCTlVR v -j �■V»*Ut -U? ■•/tut,-: r * V rf"‘ 1 > 1»<-L .JLX & V< iW r 'V«<V)x v Sk ^ ni-v’) ’^ .».■/■-*.*- > t i .^ r ,» > >■■ »> y > c v r . ^ ' ^ . r . K H ./ M r 'i - V v- if » «i%'» ■ H 1 HERALD, SANFORD, FLOWDA topi Herald “Death Valley" TIME BOMB Ufc In London Mas Little Joy For Average Man ■£*■**•*] Sheriff Hand haa made what Heenu to ua-an exceilent ww jauggeatlon and one which should have the unqualified enn« M ttif doracment and active support of every civic orfsrlzatlor Pn this county. He proposea that ntepa be taken Immedl»»«**♦ lately toward increasing tho width of the rowd between the ■as abutments on tho culvert about aix miles south of San­ aa’ -----1ford on State Road ft6. 8, which because of the number bf ATn , accidents occurring there has become known as ‘Death — I Valley." —gK | Moat of-this heavily travelled highway to Orlando 1/ Z iZ § B |w W e. smooth, and straight, offering every encouragement ----- aaee to excess!vo speed. But a t this particular point the abut•* Iment* cut deep into the broad ahouldera of the road, reach«<ling right up to the pavement itself, so th at if one did not r**|seo the abutmenta, rather difficult sometimes a t nlghl i^ 5 SwM*r|vhen confronted with blaring headlights, and happened tr jp * Ts« M»r»M ;■ lot one wheel get off the pavement,‘ he would be certain tc S W IS S . have a disastrous accident. 1 ’^ 10 abutmenta never should have l>cen built this way « r» 7 y # e ’. . ______________ I in the first place. Only the most colossal ignorance on the b W O y n ■ i) ■«*>« »« re* part of some safety engineer could have permitted aueh a Tmlwa* iZ *£ - 1small saving in cash a t the risk of so many lives. But S S S mT T i ii "?n T i Vi'w^IT I ^he folly of this sort of economy has been fully demonm rtu M y . n i C strated in the years th at havo followed. There have been aVjBR* taT.»K.*ue .r *£««Ii Innumerable accidents a t this very point and an ever Inw p lM fi U t h «m s m | creasing number of live* lost. , ,n n There should be no further delay in correcting this InTWmiPAT, JANUARY exeuwwtaie error. Ehfery day that this situation remains M lO JI V lRSB FCR fODAY I unchanged other lives arc hejng endangered. Many Inconveniences . stifftr ttn iy people; wanika In M* talk. So far, th< (lm M M . are (till German*; tbayVe iweer referred to as In l i l t , *» *Hon».H There la reapectfu! allenc# when newircel* Shew Uw burial* for Ofrrtan aviator* brought .down In rakU no IS* Pftth *f yForUi.. 'When BrItUh xUrtMmtn talk Shoot the war agdtm t ■Mllllorhm’’ W* MAY APPROPRIATE * The American Way 0 O T 1 St r e n g t h a n d w iaDOMi Behold Ood U mighty, and. deaptoeth not any; h* lx mighty In If it is the unusual that makes news, then the remark strength and wlidom.—Job 38:G. of President Karl Norrtgron a t the Kiwanis Club yesterday the swells. [deserves widespread publicity. "For In no other country | In the woria,” said President Nordgrcn. "could a club haw for Its president a 'heathen' Bwedo. as Its secretary a Catholic Irishman, and as its vice president a German Jew.” , ' And that Is exactly what >tho Banfonl KIwanlH Club haa as Its priaoipal officers, .except that wo doubt if Presi­ Beei, dent Nbrdgrcn Is really a "heathen." But he la a Bwedo WASHINGTON DAYBOOK By PRESTON GROVER and bally, Iks of no moment. And i no leva savo In a prop- Sik Developments F u l l e r Warren Mark Labor Scene AnnouncesFor In Past vTeh Years Senator Gharlr* Somnar of MdtanchuaeUa, chairman of the foreign ratal loti* committee, ware having their historic a m p . Rufus King, then Minister to Um Vatican, wa* the victim. He was a Seward animlntce and the Sumner cllqun in Congrae* act cut ta gat him. Thar* were other factors, too. Br ALEXANDER R. CEOROE WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.—<A7— Six big labor development* mark laber'a history-making decade i Ire wrong In sayIght they're fightI f It was, there'd Struck. LITTLE WONDER SWDIO Jerry Carter Is ae convinced a* t the soundness of the Town■ i f n a n Chat he think* It will bat even him to th* United . Among those ipending a I i i j u kaeatlanlag In Florida Al Johnaon—of Uuby Kn Mma—who In recupar*ling on ■and* a t Miami Beach. Honing the Steen bock Process br Vitamin D, and all prodocl* on which It la tntrd are regularly la*tad' by him to Inxuro UiAt Vitamin D I* In the product aa adverttaed. Today 400 dairies serving 40,000,000 ncaple pay royalties to finance rcurarrh under Rteehbock’* plan. Other large sum* come from pharmaceutical*, cer­ eal and accraiury fund product*. Ax fa*t ax royaltle* are re­ ceived the money I* uaed to fi­ nance *ueh promising work ad paying fallowxhlp* to brillkmt young RrlentUt* brought to the University from all over the na­ tion, to finance tho further Study and experimentation about Vita­ min D, to work for tho control ami cure ef a variety «f dreed dtoeaie*,'and otherwise nerve'Hh* welfare uf mankind the world over. •* Many other scientist* like flteenhoek have refused 1# capltallxe on (heir discover!** and plod through life In modest -cirrumataneea, content w ith'Ike tvward that flood* with happMasa and Joy the heart* of only thoae who hare learned the secret of “Servlet Above Half'. While men may cowar and "hell* Hitler, countla** million* yet unborn will alive Yo Ueaa the ■ a m . a t * 4 ---- a 6. Collective-bargaining gain* despite unionisation netback* in Ultaou r If ^ m*a»* I •• R**C"t govern mental moves u •ernknlm murh 1,0 proiecut* labor union* for F u fact J^ k ay * h a im t I r e tr a in of tra d e r out ef the Orange Bawl | th e decade end* with th* army Md bf Ur* third quarter, o f Jekleaa eowe 4,000.000 larger ■ — I than In 1030. alihougb there was dr redaon Hitler to kH ew -|a pronounced pickup In em ploy t German d titan only two I ment In thn last year. AFL rechiefs In day tlx month* 1 port* show 9,471,000 unampley to bdCeUsa lately they I ment last September compared had Much to blow about* with 4,770,000 In 1030. Peak i GERMANY the , TALK about :i SUNDAY NIGHT A t Th« ' ARMORY * r R u a s s u . XAV U s a* befor* whole na- VlHUM m m is BEG INNING T O i: “TOO LATB TO CLASSIFY” "J want to emnkaala* that 1 am attorney fer no buxine** concama •hat would stand U profit by my U to t afctfcl governor, aid lhal I h«v* Beyer reproeopted any aueh ♦hlch the aun sever *ind* when he figure* hi* ‘axe*. Ilia Income tax for •omea to $122.30 arid f *011 he will have to pay the covcmmtnt $214. Other taxaa figure out .like thta: AutomdDlle llcenso, $37-110i gaaollne tax $38.00; entertainment*, $10: tea tax $2; auger, * $3.25 whisker, $7AO;.beer. $8.30; tobaeeo, $30.23. After This War Fur (040-41 hla automobile 1U errtae tax belli amount to $82.23, if he,baan*t rold the ear by then. Used ear Mu already are Mil of bargain*. The dark aid* of the picture doesn’t mean KnglUhmen to re any Intention of ylaldlag to *Vlle Hlttor.” M l, mdny of them won­ der 'diAAtV* around the American, , « s » . W j® the thing clashed with I of religious freedom. Prompted by theee lavor hi Kuiope and CongTvaa lashed out. It kill th* eat directly but , whan n minion to Ita milk by abolUhlng was proposed by prlatlen. There b a n t b he launched one ef marked a great spurt In union activity. ■ women marry rascal* eetUM they treat to aponanr t a n of reclamation project. M U t !■1*1eat. (Wa merer ltd tk those projact* that break of actual warfare, he aaka, eras not the Herman chnncello vpaettlng hi* life and kniktdg him littery by springing “rrirei" an me cherished weekend* T Pletnre the average English man In peacetime. Hr had a eon kerne with a flower garden. Hi he had the Income, all (he liiro idea bf the world were dt hit com­ mand. When be awoke In the leonrtng the makl brought him a d M g< M t nip ef tea. Then he ireakfaatrd on baton and egg*, kfpper* and toast. lie rode to . v- a faarfdl tell ajtd werktn have. been lacreaaad aa estimated 19 ta II peneaL , Increased union a a t l v l l y brought an epldeml* df atrlkaa, 4,T40 In 199T aattlng an nil-tuna roeenl. That was th* year of the big “slidewa*" ef kajlata. brtakbata and l l i a t t i i , Stnkaa ahat*d In 1999 and 1919. '-4 r * �I N \> !• * . I r L . ■■ . 1 ■ MBS LILLIAN ADAMS, Sod** Editor ^Tfor'ker* Council of the First Baptist Sunday School will meet a t 6:80 P. M. Supper will be served to all who have mad* res­ ervations. MONDAY District Zone Meetiny of the Woman's Missionary Auxiliary IReyuUr butlneu and pledge service program of the Woman’s Missionary Auxiliary of the First Methodist Church will be held in th* church a t 8:00 P. M. * First Quarterly Business Meet­ ing of the W. M. U. of tb* First BaptUt Church will be held at 3:30 o'clock in the church. All memb en are urged to be present. •TUE8DAY Red cross board meetiny will be held in tb* Red Cross head­ quarters a t 10:00 A M. Jupior High P. T. A. will meet a t 8:80 o'clock In the school auditorium. A t 8:80 o’clock an Executive Board meeting will be held. Magazine Sales Drive Mrs. J. L. Clark Is Reported Successful Named Head OfClrcIe H. Taylor, Mr*. A. B. Lovejoy, Mu. II. G. Mrthvln, nnd Min. O. 0 . liih b .. AI»o, MU* Kdn* M cW illiim s. M m . C. U M cW horter, M r.. H. T h, f ln t m**Ung of the new year for Circle Two of the MethodUt Women’s Missionary Society wee held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. 8. 0 . Shlnholear, Jr., on Oak Avenue, with Mrs. S. O. Shlnholser, 8 r , a i cohoetees. Officer* elected for the com Inc re a r arc aa follow*: chairman Mrs. Don U lrtyj vice-chairman, Mrs. W. W. Tyr*i connection*! treasurer, Mrs. w . P. Fields: local treasurer, Mrs. 8. O. 8hlnhol er, Jr.; secratary and reporter, Mrs. II. C. Morgan. Pled ye cards were signed and envelopes distributed for a new *ystare of paying pledge* which was introduced by the president of the W. M. 8., Mr*. Arthur Philips. . Th* members, of the circle were divided for a contest which U based on attendance for the comInr year. An announcement was made of the lone meeting to be held in Sanford on Friday, Jan. 8. At that time, th* district secretary, Mrs. V. W. Haygood, will con- Thatcher, was welcomed to tho circle. Following tbs business session, a salad course was ssrveil by the hoetessaa to th* following mem­ ber* present: MU* Leola Evans, Mr*. W. P. FleliU, Mrs. W. I. Hughey. Mr*. R. M. Mason, Mrs. Mrs. Holly Presides A t Meeting Of Club VALUE Mr*. It. Z. Johm on. LONGWOOD Miss Helen Colbert has returned from Miami where she has been visitiny friends for the part weak. Mr*. A. L. B etti returned home Sunday a fte r spending a week with friends In A ugusta, G*. and Columbia, 8. C. Mr. and^ Mrs. J . L. Ingloy returned Tuesday from Minmi where they visited since Sunday and attended the Orange Howl game on New Y ear's Day. Jake Richter haa returned to Gainesvill, to resume his fresh­ man studies a t the University of Florida a fte r spending the C hrist­ mas holidays here with his fam- Routine business was discussed and reports yven from the var­ ious . committees. It was an­ nounced th a t the mayasine sales drive will last until Jan. 18. Following the business session,. • social hour was enjoyed with Mr*. Quinton Brown leading an interesting automobile contest ni which Mrs. J . L. Clark was the prise winner. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. C. E. McKee. Mrs. M. B. Smith, Mrs. Clarke Lcousrdy, Mrs. Quinton Brown and Mrs. Pete Rowland. Other member* Inrluded: Mrs. W- K. Raines, Mrs. Kiwond C. Williams, Miss Helen 1. Ward, Mrs. 8. P. Dutton. Mrs. W. L. Morgan, Mrs. Frank Schyner, Mrs. U M. Tyre. Mrs- Glenn K. McKay, Mrs. J . K. I'rrston. Mis. Claude Herndon, Mrs. J. I . Clark, Mrs. II- A. Kwansnn nnd Mrs. Roy 1 Friends of Mrs. Mamie l'agnn- 17111*. h a rt will reg ret to learn thut she la ill a t her home, 402 French Avenue, Buffering from burns which she received ip an accident In b rr home. W /c O .y .V '- Misa Monday she has aa the Charles Mr. R. Ja n e Sharon returned from Jacksonville where visited fo r the past week g u e it o f Mr. sod Mrs. E. Pelnt and Mr. and (1. Baldwin. . Sadie Hawking Dance To Be Given By Elks W h it» T ie » night i »il*d .Mi initts-s The W ater Cidnr Annual C ir­ cuit Kxhihit mn uf the Flurida 1'edcratioii ••f \ i t sponsored •»> the S ulfur,t \ t Chili van shown yisteidny ul llo* Woman's t'luti oiol beginning today will tie shown for >'\era I days ot the poldie lilom \ This exhibition i- the first m a reties which i- circulated from tile work shown in Orlando ot llie iinnonl meeting nnd eahilut o n of Hie Florida Federation of A it held in Ib-ceinlier. In the fiitnie other w inli will lie on ethiliii for the viewing til those interested in art. p;*i n on tin* lil*i.. I* |i mi ARMORY J X I'llp! ♦ ' . 'i I IN»• liu n d i • * i . tin* \v»»kly At The - . Mi M .Mn CfcRTIFILD & SELECTED MAINE OR CANADIAN NOW HEADY FOR DELIVERY bad I'ue.idaN 'v (t1» M• \ i . | i« iii •••!•» : eli.nttt*. Kcf-*eshnn nts of *.ll|«l\vil,lli,N Olid l l lilt w en '«ived at the d o se of the gnnr»« O fficers d ie te d for lie* lo io iig M-.iMin were, p ie'ld en t, A ll• t illlei . \ i* «• pie'iitelit. Ml - , M. I I eightoli. • i oud Nui’-p n - I ideul. tV.iltei (i* Id.ml. *n n t.ii \ I and ti i-h ri'i, .Mi* l*n»l Wlullt I iiiom . Bi«|«laill m li lilll, Mi.*. I Itoliei t III.il.«*. The K - W . Eruit Co SANFOHI), FI.A T he T ourU t ('lu ll had n U rge ( n tteiidntire a t th e W«*dne«da> • dilllii i wlntli Wit. e iv n l 111 On*! Ii Im hi > in 'te n d ol th e park m i 1 iu« omit uf the i old went her. A d e lic k o n fish fly Puglish My It whs ••i\ed hy the com m ittee. W alter tie h la id . Mrs. .smith 1 1in anil Mrs. F u ller. T h ere w m a hiisiiie»s session ftdloxved hy mi iiiteii-*!iiig ptograiii. , 1A*t us take care of your ex­ tra Holiday requirements of Whipping Cream and Milk. Also don’t forget that big and little folks like ice cream during the Holidays too. ANNOUNCING THE Ol’KNINC OF 108 HANFORD AVK Mr. and Mra. Francis E. HoumillaU il l, have returned to Gainesvillr, whrrv Mr. Kouinillat studies at th* University of Flor­ ida, a fte r spending the holidays here with Mr. Roumillat's fam ­ ily. ___ _ LIQUORS WI NE M a'y Mathilda of Beach. West Palm Mr*. J . W. Dickens of Miami visited here N'rw Y ear’* Day with friends. ---------M r. and Ml*. Alien S tew art nnd son. Ralph, have moved from the P ark A p artm en ts to the Hanford C ountry Club. ---------Mr. and Mra. H um e Kumph slid children of Miami w e-r the New Y ear's g u ests o f the fnrniei'ji fa th e r, C. J . Rum ph. Friend* ef Mrs. W alter 8. Cole­ man will la glad to le-rn that -ho hae been moved to her home ill Dreamworld a fte r receiving tic -lment in the Kemald-Iaiuglilon Mrmnr<al Hospital for several ■lavs following a severe a ttaik uf influensa. WE ARE OVERSTOCKED— MUST UNLOAD REGARDLESS of cost ENTIRE STOCK DIVIDED IN 3 GROUPS FOR QUICK SALE AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES » W inn SUNDAY NIGHT Pine Needle Classes Reopened For Season Mr. and Mr*. J. M artin Stlncciphcr and daughter, Grace Ma­ rie, retu rn ed yesterday from a week's trip to Miami. Duung th eir visit they attended the Orange Bowl football game on New Year'* Day. The Rev. and Mrs. M artin Dram had aa their guests during the holidays, Miss Isabel W agner of Amherst, Va., Lcult W agner of Kentucky, Mite Carolyn Ford of Amherst, Va., Mlsi Dorothy Croghan of New York City, Mr. and Mra. Trevor Dowltr and daughter, < llirt W ater Color Exhibit Is Given At Club Krrmetli BatineaU Misses Alma and Louisa l>e Cnttc* returned to their home tn Jacksonville yesterday a fte r vis itiny fu r several days as tin guests uf Mr. a n d Mrs. tie u ry r DeCotte*. .Mi- GREAT ADMISSION FREE A d e lig h tfu l reception* w ni given by the Civic L eague at th e lib rary on New Y e ar's a f t ­ ernoon to to u ris ts nnd frien d s o f the L eague. P oinsett las and i evergreens fo im e d th e decora* i lion* nnd the ten tab le w as o v e r-j laid w ith a lace cover w ith c e n t e r ' piece «»f th e re d m otif. T e n ,| c o ffe r mid cakes w ere n e rv e d ' nnd rhiucfo* ch eck ers played. Piano d in ts w ere played through*! out th e ev en in g nauro Ity Mim Itch* • W all r at Mir M »r- * Jorie H’ nken ldp. Ill- v«*iniuit* n v * , in i i f Y .ii iri'i * 1 Mr. and Mr*. E. H.n Altman have as their guest, Mrs. T. C. l'itchford of Mt. Vernon, III. BARRICADE & Saturday e Program PACK TIIRKB Methodist Circle 1 Has First Meeting iAYf RAXIfR -U L ftfe . J , . U. Odham, Mr*. B- K. Beck, and Ttkphon* 148 The meeting was opened with a prayer by Mra. E. D. Brownlee, followed by tho salute to th* flag and -Suwane* River" sung by the group. Tha business meeting was continued during tho luncheon hour,It was announced that many of th* Club o ffic ers, pnd. membere -*r*nr m. T frir OTenn t . McKay announced - th a t th* play which was to b* given by the past p^asideate of th* club for th* en­ tertainment of club member* waa postponed until a later date. Mr*. Holland Reed of Illinois ■and Mr*. Horace Walker, daugh'ta r of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly, were guests of the club. About 88 member* were presAdi cut m *4ft ike th* InnokoAn luncheon. COMEDY—NOVELTY .UNIVERSAL NEWS * SANFORD, FLORIDA Social And Personal Adwilies THURSDAY Regular meeting of Semlnois Chapter Number Two of tha Or­ der of th* Eastern 8tar will be held In tha Masonic Hall a t 7:80 'P . M. T. E. L. Class of the F irst Bap­ tist Cbsich will meet a t 8:00 o'clock a t th* horns ef Mrs. W. L. Btoudenmlr* with yroup tour ss hostesses. FRIDAY The Business Woman's Circle of tha First Presbyterian church with M in Mary Earl* chairman, will meet at tha home of Mrs. Grovs? C. Williams, 8474 Sanford Avenue, a t 8:00 o’clock. A meetiny will be h»ld by the American Legion Auxiliary a t 7:80 o’clock In th* lagton hut for the purpose of organlilng a Jun­ ior Auxiliary of the American • ? ' ■- ■" » J0 W R to A Y , JANUARY I , '1*4# Social Calendar t S P " #l5.P&MER\ ( $ Y IS E. F IR S T 3I*> Alathcan Class Has Rfjgular Gathering Sale Continues , I'tiiC L • I** W II'I. tiU I l i P iP IS IN A MIW I I I'V * IN I' P L U i .ir T ill'. \i> i ii t 'i ’ ii f ;> <tk . W l'M i M k r '. M P N '3 Ft Mt N ITU H I •iEEN HE!»E ONE MEN'S DRESS LO T Extra Pants Mm ig a t ’Ulleu L K f u iii w o ° 1' ^ , S P R I N G k I t l M H f V 'j 5 A N F O R D *) Purcell’s Great 1 ----- —I Thu home of Hi*. A. I.. Kelly , on laiuiel Avenue win, the «c*n* of the re g u la r b u n n c s- nnd social m eeting of the A lstlim n l kiss of the F rs l B aptist C hurch T uesday evening I Mrs. G. S. Sctinsii p n -n le d in I tpi* , Usenet- of the pre- dent, Tho drvuthm al w as led h> .Mis. It N. K ip p n fallowed l y a p la y e r by M is. Selm sii j A soeisl hour followed the I bu> ness session dining winch re ­ freshm ent* were served by the hostess, assisted by Misses K slberim- and Yiiginiu Kelly. P resent at the m eeting w ere: Mr*. M u 'iu y J s iv is , Mr*, li H. He-1nmli, Mr* T. ti. I'lte h fo id of Mt. Vein n. I l l . Mt*. Joder Cam e­ ron, Mr*. II. N. N ip|iert Mr*. K. J P F M I D/SPIAV ^ 1 ST. w s u n n 's Ml.N'S ALL WOOL SWEATERS | 1.95 & $2.95 Suita im a b t VALUE8 TO fI4.BS » COATS •SWAGGER SUITS POP JiA E N / 0 9 O ' BEAUTIFUL MATEBIALS— MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHTS M M TO 52. VALUES TO f M50 , B t MTf Id 0tlen3 ikb comprtkenuve d'upUy o f ovtr, 400 woolrnt from leodmg domestic to d Im porttd loomt, S h t S U * M 4 * S c& a tfett S t y t lo t MR. CHARLES M. BULLARD Wlfl B« In PWm u I Chare* Oh FRIDAY AND 8ATURDAY JANUARY 5TH A.6T1I M E N 'S M ELTO N JACKE’I'S $1.95 and up M ENS SANFORIZED WORK 3U11S bhirta and Panta to Match Suit 1 4 -hb JL ROLLINS & MUNSING HOSIERY Fabric Gloves AU Siaas A CaUre FRIEDMAN— SHELBY 2 Pairs $1.00 I RACK I RACK Print Dresses Print Dresses ValwM T* 81.88 Valaae t* | U I 87* Ea'h Scybt— without obS. IVALUES TO 42L50 X y iM E FUR TRIMMED SILK DRESSES Bed Spreads 77ft Each B. L.•• HrPerkins • a . . �€l> /* •1 > «»! ir o ^ .w a m ta i Jaekun, J. fe. *t « I To J#b» X. lwo out of every three loan re* etkux* queeta coming before It The chair- Klrrhhoff, W. B* Jr. et us To H all men added that the Government George E. Slack. Reel Eatata M w tiU N “In equity and g<*d conwlcnce Porter, Howard unmarried To FoK(r»tc, CHe*t«r C. ct ux To Roy Orlando Game Club, lire. ■ ohoulif not bo a*krd In eubeidite Underhill Tracy. katAiftighial rnterprl.c and tha< Realty Truat Co., Inc. Tp Orlan­ Honda, Tat agl To Gecrgo B. rnnblc it to compete upon an endo Gemr Club, Inc. Slaek. ' • •• Allaop, Mabel E. A Howard II. To Whittaker. Albert I. et ux To Donald lla irb . Rhcdn U. Ewing. Holden, W. H. et ux To The Som­ Swope, 0. P. etux To Hcibert E. erset Company. Fandcraon. Mailer's Deed ('rep IJen Watann, II. M. Mailer Tp Carrie Fitta, W. A. Sr. To J. I- Roberta. S, Uavl-on. Hatl.faelioaa of Mortgage AereemrnU for Deed Hank rf Tsvnrr* To Italic C. Smith. I-V.nnle It. A W. D: To Ea­ Jfey By/Other Means WAr.niKaToW^DrfC-l Jan. d. •—The lteeonuructlon Flnanrn Cor­ poration <la ready and wlHIh* to .Ihrat whatever tmenmblr demnnd Ihero may Ik> tor Mairt ta *taa0 bitldneM. entrrprhr. (ri Oil* IKtW of Incri'ixaVd buMn<M activity. ilri-U'ml Emit flrhmm. Chairman «f over* is nn more . j■■i.m than >«elal life »,f the nntlan. Thta end has Iwm nrhievrd ill a tahglblo n itre liu Ihe illsburaement of funds. Intinplldy It has l»een achieved l.y fc.lcring the incuran-e that if private c.ipilnl falls lo pel form Its normal credit func­ TH EY Bra to tall lu 'ln M ir* am unsblu to tion. The RFC Is omnipresent, ■>}< taka adv.ntalfe of 1hr«e npjiortnnIHft*1heentirp lliey find tree yi lo Ihn nubile enpit.-il mnilAts exK p e n a l Vo and often dlffictilt In tin* W ANTED point f( huppsalldlit^. * it-. jP fc.’ ' |v To II, ' A. Wnlilrmi, Anna A. el'hi To n M Grial. • . -. Classified Advertisements tMatkmal1Radio Vori'tn brer n na­ tion-wide hook-up. /ltfr, Rcbrant »i1d that Ihe pres­ nut fleer leiale«l .............. ent nreeletuled rrroveiy made many npporlunltle* oviillnlde lo rtnaUcr Induilrlal nnd merehandbln*T enterprl»r« lyit llinl too often Ml,-' ’ rle I'ollin. Mnllhewn. Walkiv el ux. Ihe n,minor, lark Of faith in fhe GillV'Vft V, et ux fhlur,- of .mall Inialneaa. That la line of Ihe primary yraaona lor planting to RFC the power Ip idftke'im .cf l..ant |n Indii.lrinl, or eotuHlelVI.sl ‘bitxlneric*. 'The RFC liaa had a far-reach­ thh H fC e p e a k lm ? recently on tba ing effert uhf.ri the rconotnle jind mey to atlmulata and rival# lending, and mdlng will net meet radii1 demand, lb* ,1. the ihe neceatarY neccaury Inrprwlli make (dMa available to borruwera. 1 TCmphaaUIng lb* wlHInguc** and ability of tho RFC to maka ymalb "(non*, Mr. flehram atated that'tha ‘agenty had authortaed (pane aggregating 1500,000,000 lo C m aeperate ontarprliea. Almoat <0 percent of theao txirrowera reqplyrd loan* of 86,000 or le*a, atul tubra7than half received loan* In amaunla uf I1Q.C00 ur lo««. ' The RFC la onxlou* lo extend credit where, jiuch action will Utava helpful rather than harmful." Mr. Bchram aald. “ThU may appear ta be an anomaloua *tatolit |a wot a<J Iim VoI Ita* _ •!mlm(n ex aim aem* no u*eful purunaet' SHOULDERS S ID E S ” lb . 0L H 1N F.H S BRRVtCB I OR RENT: Fhra room baoaa, OR BAJLR, Large roomy furnlahad flnlabed, all alaetrlc kitchen, T n P l i n o y Umferhlll agl. To Garaga Apartment, ighg Myrtle. nice location, Pboae fdfl. Cheater C. Poigate et ux. Apply J. Rota Adama 111! Park Roehlk, E. II. agl. To 8ophfa L. Koeblk. SIX ROOM furnlahed hou^e, bath. LOBT AND FOUND Dlka, Maud agl. To Chga II. DikeInquire Jack'a Dear Drop Inn. LOBTi Gold Ring with Araethyat Kelgana, D. D. ct ux to D. C. Ktlgan*. act and 8 amall pearla. Return FURNISHED APARTMENT with buuthwartl Ira E. et ux To Myra ta Mra. A.' C. Wllllama eata Electrolux. AI»o newly painted Seminole Dry Cleaner*,____ ’• , unfunjUhod apartment seltl^ Caldwall lleniy widower To Hen­ new gaa atove. <11 Myrtle Ave. HELP^ WANTED ry Methlea et ux. Ford Roaaell, Phone 282. Datand Finance Co. To L. 0. Hanlon at ux. COMFORTABLY FURNISHED STENOGRAPHER, MALE pre­ Qall-Ctalgi Deed* ferred. Apply Sanford-Oviedo gamgu apartment. Local comdo Hagan, L P, at ux To L. Thom** preferred. 420 Palmetto. Truck Orowera. RED RYDER xol i 10c 8V £c PIG* HEADS lb. ,5c BACKfcD'NE • ',A t / t i *i ) B i l l ’s PRODUCE DEPT. SANFORD’S “GARDEN" SPOT FAN SAUSAGE ‘ . •* > s I I ‘ . CLUB, SIRLOIN W O U L D READ YOUR A D T O O , IF I t A P P E A R E Q H E R E w r. a. r.iUCT (iKOHulA ; iiAMnt iuirti or, Albarf - . m BAB1T BEEF SALE Seminole County num ldav. Phone 60. Tha Recbnitnictlon Finance CorWANTED YOUNG man wl^h poimtlon haa arian»ed,Mr.S-hram High 8 boot educotlon, between Court Recordft au'd, to have loan appltaatlona reagea of t3 and SO, for Police IIA” K YOUR Watch repaired by tetrad through the Ileldifflcoa of one who rrally know*' how. Real Batata Coareyaacea Work. Must be In good phyalthe Faderml Homing Admlnlatra* Harrlaon, 0*car M. at ux To ClgyflrinK*. Jeweler MagrrnH* Aee. eal condition. Application blank* Hen nnd the Home Ownara1 Loan ton C. Smith et uxavailable at Police pavlaon, Carile 8. A J . D. Tc tarrying out Ita aetlvltlea, George E. Slack. m ail funtiii Kehrarn u ld It waa the per­ Stack, George E. To Pat Morrta. Ca reta ker OIL RA^tOE, nraily iyaw, #*0. igc, cloy# In; aftar il fnlerwt r f the RFC to Ini- Clonta, C. R. ct ux To 0 . 8 429 Summerlin Avt. * ■ fit tha private banking artin ford couple with Moon et ux. daaiarad “the »UuitttatWa Uauaeraan. 0. C. et ux To Wm frltg particular* to OR TRADE—mg.aqUlty, '3T F« ta leading la to the RFC RuMell Styin et tnt _ ^ pickup. Excalkty eondRlop. 1 Uni M b Hi own- tending TaneyjidJ, Fatale et al To 0 . C. 23. care Hfrald. _____ 9 « h f j J | M p U To - YAMS 10 lb?. I H GREEN CABBAGE lb- I t FLA. CARROTS bunch 41/2^ i BRISKET STEyV I/iyer lb. 19c.; Stew 25c; T-Bone lb. 19c PICNIC HAiVlS a-AAur. roMH APPLE3 FLA. LETTUCE SROUXdJEUS ia c CROPS ,tb. legs ih. 22c S h o p s ib. ’ ’ .p. i « i, anot'LOMit i t ' STEW lb. 10c c h Ap s It 10 lbs. I 9 t 2 hds. 9^ Lemons 15 # m ciH T O E TOMATOES 2 lb s.. t f * OTiR OWI^ SLICED BACON lb. 22c NO. A. ISO anna BALTIMORE OYSTERS YgLI.OW CCOXI.VP PURE HQG IaARP qt POTATOES 35c 5 >bs- I f * ONIONS 4 lba, home 41^ oaew x ENGLISH PEAS >ALL MEAT B01X)GNA N t t l l a LAUGH FUKIII half or whole By FREP,HARMAN COCONUTS lb. 21VaP WORKUM MB LOOK IfJ DRARV'S WO L W W / t Fresh PtPfl^ not helped if hr ta permits F R ID A Y F E A T U R E S LOCAL LIMA V " 7 gWtuak Ml Imlchtodneae wlilcb Beans 2 lbs, 130 Cannot hope to nay.'' RFC haa, unui-r Ita nu.t Tti aUllDibucnU, .frund to apprnvp on (he aveiai r ru tin a aA.NBOHN Coffeei lbj micKi.r.n w c k ic * * Hams lb. ' V M t nu. tkv Iii 'Ji a oTAMi.tttn Tomatoes »3 (’•■*(> Ktot *r (Aram U|tl r mueou* m< ’ many mrdl MO PUT WHISKERS AMD hV^KEUfl IN,-THIS O ^ m leL AND SHOW TO1 . - n a '^ P C R _ Peas BBAVBB.O VIOHLAMTBC . OAMBUNC. HAUL, LUC 'ERS-THB FIRE ALARM 3 for 25£ talk - • 80-90 Prunes a- T O IL ® T l^ U E ldutnkrt.1 II.*: 1. 3 iSc famay 4140 5(140 Spay NO. S CUT. R^ANS il/i »li HOMINY NO. I OLYMPIA CORN 4 z m •t\ t r t vV' a tLIL* • •• i l\ t aaof- • . B y - I P A Y I H Q M tP S O N , A n d C R A R L W *’ MIVtTN Tapioca ^ a n S jr CHiygO W . 2 ' J for 2S# ; 2 fa n ta rp i 10 ^ �» * * .'» • n V vv * -^ U ^ V 7 V U » ;^ U ^ 4 r 'T V * ' *• * > .i PAGE T iro BANTflftfl H fitA lft. SAW tfitB, lE f lm f e s horn*. wo* a fftie d by proxy. lir e JG.flOO-Word irp o rt found th a t *ubver*lre organisation* — K u li, CommunM*, w i n m u n x*i " i rF**ci>t.*, i n v i n 'i PAIIT TIMK job n* ntok m ✓ Cnrrfully Filled tttf-ktyled savior* o f A morion ami bim«r rlcnncr. linn-1 Inny, i'lli < 10 Year* K^vorii'tico all Iho root”—“haVe fallen upen Si., ( I n i hou*«- pa-t 1irhlir«< in I 'r n r a p l — Praia***! l l r l l r r r ? I the darkest day* they have• *een Milnirlx. J t'ouphil %illi the land nllnrk l," ___ *nd. th a t Iholr i ___ ___ total ___I mein* C WASHINOTON, Jan. I. - ( S ’) were ila«*lnii nir raid* on Turku ihlp ‘ho*- fallen I.OOn.oon. r»>'. *“ 'below ‘ . mi.I ll*nkn In *oulhwe*tem Fin­ ANNIE MAE Thuinon* mini* $»>!• —Th« l& o tbm W ttiig peaterday "Thill leave* about 1 1 1 ,000,000 aMnfaBCUj)>, H earted th a t lead* Amrrlran* who are still a* round Plume w'.i I land. Il wa* iinmumroil official - cleaning hnu«e. tHh SI., fir*l erahlp of 1 1 of.tha.iM t l O unlona and a i loyal to A m rrlran In.tltuly there were tin caaunltle* in hmi*e pn*t hridgr in »uhnrh*, y ^ Ungvd with Com* Ilona and the democratic way of Turku nnd only a few In lla n k '. In addition in Ihe i*thmu< doptunlam" but th at It found “en- life a* they ever were." Ihe report couraglhg aVidmca" of ah attempt added. f, n*«\ which ucrnrred In Ihe Talby national CIO leader* to re* pale river ron , Ihe Finn* lepotiThe committee pleaded for an move "Cotnarnnlat Influence" from active campaign by government eil widespread sucrrs.c* in figliting on the M di-m I runt. agmele* *t# repel In.ldiou* form* th* organlagtlort. Nortlu-a l of Suomii**nhul, near Submitted lo tbe Uou»o when of attack by foreign power* . . . lo k e Klnnln, tin* H n n l.h troop* eonvefi*d k l n o o o .th e through organitallon* a horn ,.!>• reached the w;*terh ihore* of vioua objective* enn to no other report 19l^ k o Kokkoj.-mi uml a t Sueinu*JOnn I#a Lewi* lrto l o t n n jo iity than to destroy the American ralmi llaclf implored fire tank* ° t Ike membership a f CIO,organ* •form of goveromrnL" nnd lr»o arm ore i «ara. l u t W of W o t Cammunlat* or The Gftrmsn-Amrrirou bund and The defender*. who grew up In ComihuhUta $fyr*p*thl*rfr*. On the the CbmmunUt p arty of . Ihe thi* country, ami know cv,ry iiu-h c c n trsrr, the w m m lttee aald, they United fUatea, It reported, artual* American worker* of the terrain, moved ptmul the lv are aubaervlent agent* of the heavy fure*t* pn »kll* rnmon* reeking to Improve’ th eir-lo t In (Trrjnah and Ru«*i*n government*, flageil with all-over while suit* Jlfe Jp perfectly legitimate Amerl- rgspectivtiy. Furtherm ore, the S f. q uan iity tiGHU Msutvto 2 1 9 S a n fo rd A V 0, and hood*. roramfttee added, OommanUt arcouarious rouNr. Mm to ta ki nntcHAm to yoo « ca« fiitmeil by all aeven commjltee tFHMm In this country constitute member* aftkr k rfportedly- violations of the 10*3 recognition Boiling Bad Compound atormy two-hoar d tiv sllv e com­ treaty between Ihl* country and mittee meeting veakerday, the re­ th# Soviet. p o rt did not V ^om m boi l i w leglaThe comm ittee look credit for latlon or conMfuiatlon of tho eom- uacoveritfg evidence leading to Ihe mittee'a Invaatigatlon , o f un- conviction of Vi Its Kuhn, Herman* Trndw Isby PIG PORK American affalra but merely lUled American .bund leader, on rm beiBEEF the group a artttttttillinM enu alkl alehtrnt charge*, and Indictment Loan Chop! d ie d four m ajor reason* why such of E arl Urowder, Commuhl*! iair­ loin or CUi « body *hou1d be *et up rib a per­ ly geher'el secretary, on rhargea Ih 1 7 V iC manent bails. STEAK o f.f a U ify lu r paaaport document*. Shoulder* I t was understood 'H u t three The w nunlltee alao rlaliriod re­ I.b . I 2 * j c Democratic committee member*— sponsibility fp r aeveral other Jicrr for 'Mouth-Walering!" ib 1 2 c Voorhls, California, Dempsey, New Thrauih January 6lh M O R R E L L 'S P R I D E T % | ROAST Mcwleo, and Casey, llaiaarh u ictt* Backbone 18.80 Duart Oil Wave I’erma—had forced modification of at f*moui. ici*nMi<*ll, «ugk*«u<*d Picn.ci Ib IS c nent*. K*prrially lO .C IJ least two sections of the original ib 1 7 c -(Uipril i"#»l you (An vat-look *)«at | report a t d rifte d and submitted W#»l„n urlly-rhanglng inlrynatinnal altn- i Slyleil F ur O Juicy Hami to the committee b y . Chalrmsn atlon, and t>ecaii«c II has been un- , Individuality Dfe*. now ill a t hi* Orange, Tea., ahlo to prote more than a imftll While Thoy Lait! - Pound-* Ib 1 6 c peicentage of Ihe Ir.td* it has un­ Ksnui City Chuck covered, so a* lo turn the confti- , I ’ou rtll'l’ iit 'l.T tistir * * k Sauuge r on. o r t i t it* u o o n ROAST alon now surrounding un-American | Pstrot lisih Oft? K R W tk m s I I I groun* Into a "complete rout,” j Ib 23c ■■ * , . , , .1 ami lteeau»o of the need for a ib 1 9 c StandingFmum Rib* Freshly Rftaetadl thorough Investigati. n on the went SUNNYFICLb Freshly. Greuadl BEAUTY SAI-ON roast. ROAST BLEACHED In the last m m irrtinn, It was Ib 2 tc V-owUx I understood the rom m lllrc had de­ MILD & MELLOW cided not to publicise n rcisirt on < !o**l*ii VmI Communism in Ihr west submitted ROAST 117 N. Park A **.— Fkftne 717 recently by two of ila investi­ %a«t Irtim . Fo il BREAKFAST BACON gator*. Ib 2Sc LB. f e X O . _ ; 3 9 e •r lamb tie*, Weigh! A r m o u r v»< v ..* d - ib 19c PRESCRIPTIONS T raffic »*■»«• **<4 Communist Label Mobley’s Drug Store . n JJrT M b L ^ i l Z - T ta Employee* la i m been f.7. Ir '•*3, PR t t t K 10^ h , IT optlm lw i. tha iHIv pn 1,1 Ivilrord this e o r S e bi* vftv over the -rented nav^ rreaw-n pay .m ount of ellloid ha*. SPECIAL Husrhes Mirasol EIGHT O’CLOCK 3 Steam Heated CAKE FLOUR COFFEE RED CIRCLE.... - .. .35c ROKAtt...... ....... —Ib. 19c * STEW 19° k . * ........ SSS* LIQUORS PAGE PURE DELICIOUS PRESERVES FRIDAY ONLY Cigarettes Shrimp C. & C. LIQUOR STORE DIXIE CRYSTAL <112 RANFOHI) A YE. FACTORY PACKED BAGS WE D E LIV E R FRYERS Ib 29 c R o d R o s o »,«di*ti-ib 2 9 c O l d S o l t l o r RindU ll-lb 2 3 c Ib 10c PHONE 0122 V iWatar Ground rands r c a r t tin S w ill * F a m o u s NO. S< CANS W H O LE PEELED Tondar 13 OZ. CORNER 3RD ST. AND SALFORD AVE. . FREE DELIVERY PROS. PRCNCf PIIONE «0» 3-lba SPANISH MACKEREL—SEA TROUT APPLESB Ca M W S lbs. 17c Ib. 2c r CARKOrS 2 bunche* «c f^ T A jfb lss" 3 lh». 10c ENGLISH PEAS 2 Ihs! 10c o S I S S s -------- 3 lb». AN* PA(MI.Pt'RR TCNAfO t »-#*. kelllee ia» 14 ox. bottle KETCtfuF HONE*YB8 10c o i. Jsr 9 c ; 16 oi. Jsr 12e 15c S jo o a 1 lb. can 10c; 2 Ib. can 17c GUAVA PASTE lb- bHek 25c W&Y 8HIMP 2 dins 25e LINK SAUSAGE III. U O O I) A L L M i : * T HAMBIJKRER lb. 25c Lr»c PORK SAUSAGE Ib. PORK SHOULDER Ib. PBBJk CHOPS lb. n aril*! B A C O N SQUARES I b . 20c 14c 19c 17c tmowRiiAiur CRANBERRY SAUCE SW T ** TEA 2 nttw 1-4 Ib. H r; 1-2 Ib. M sernltiJi PANCAKE FLOUR I 1-4 Ib. pkg. TOMATOES 3 No. 2 cans VANILLA FLAVORING pL riBCOCO co^whd2 lbt. 19c CANS PISH —SCOLLOPS —SHRIMP CKAI1 MEAT--OYSTERS AND FISH ROE. “ lW U A , R V F E E U 100 ">• lUe FRUIT COCKTAll, ' ” tl 25? PALMOLIVE SOAP Reg, 2 hart H * Lr#. 2 har* OCTAGON Laundry Soap Ml 5 bars 10f 3W t |0if BUPER SUD3 concentrated Ige. 8 for giant iO f Pinlo Bunns Red Kidnuy Boons Largo Lima Boans E v a p o r a t e d P o a ch o c 2 E v a p o r a t e d A p rico ts S u n iw o o l P r u n e * t««—o< S u n s w e e l A p ric o ts M«fitho-U*Ulon will ttep your fig »yrup moke* Mrtilho-Mulalnn *i|h da* to a cold Immediately, cling !<■ your Irritated inembranra id rid you Of your cough entirely! drker than any medicine you ev*r triad, o r rr*rv cant of th* rort will ba refunded without nueellon. Hentho-Mulrion D more than aa •rdlnary cough madinae. It was parfirtad by tha daan of pharmacy of a large mld-We*t*m imlvcraity and contain* vitamins A and D U build op your cold resistance, and atv ta soothing, haallag IngrtdlrnfaL together with baachwood creceoU fo r paoatratloe. Gaoulna California aa It acta faeter, heller. MenUmMulelnn I* aafei and th* whul* fam­ ily will Ilk* iti tengv U»te. Keep thtg remarkable ruugh medicine on hand ready for Inetant uee at th* Aral elgn of a rold or rough. Inslit on genuine Urnlhu-Muliloe, The large ulcer and green parkege containing 4N doece for Ib t and lot) doee* to r $1.18. Mentho-Mulalon I* endorsed by yejU neighbor* and guaranteed by ITTV m u«i '«■«.' COFFEE Ib 1 4 'A C layin g Math oi k u a ifh PARKAY ib 17c 8lk-lb 2 5 c Sa*a C o u p o n S.1^ D<siting Churngold TROPICAL Ib 19c 15c p» Lsnd O' Sunthino—In Q u.vtan * h*g *lM LIQUORS and WINES CHAMPAGNES AND SCOTCHES Ca r r o t s Ctisp Bch. 4 ' / ; C Nlw Gup flafida C olory lUlk 7'/tC l 11IH*Tn mil lues ktbw* WrtlfNO W la iu p lettuce hrnd fiends G u m C a b liR ft 7RBB bHI.IVFHV—IPHONEim-J No, 8 ttartford, Florida J lp p la a 5c i 4 t. 10c Conconlralkd IT WILL BEjjtVARM INSIDE M AKEl YOUR ENGAGEMENTS IM It« ti h ic u r w ia J t U l.m t IT 18 IN WALKING DURANCE iu SR* IS C fc 2 c fl-e* Yettew Or U r U* Dried lit. 1iepi<*l FfwH Amorka'i Biggoit Sailor 1 2 ^ m .p l w , n< Old Uulch WE RaVE Tfife MOST COMPLETE LINE OF t»bls . ib. SNAPPER —BLUE LIQUOR STORE P&irat Buttfer WJTLBY OLEO OASS—RED J SULTANA—SMOOTH RICH ;SSShTO H SEA OMIIUC flOUI-SAVt COUPON^ �.»■<*>' r.v . -/.•»«<»** >r*> ( (" V , !> • >-•» r* v> i »>K • l O / i . ^ o i r t i r ‘ v, v \ ! k v .v v o i : i « (* ^ v 4 >*a4( wo*3**vr? v \ % I MARKET REPORT b 'ir'fc’S, At Longwood (CNOUkU) - la trackvn, earl#* i ORLANDO, Jan. 4.—Tbs flntat speed, won the fra Ior* futurity elks* iH liti n r ■ iUnity event of the yvar ifora to ; last night in the fast Urns of t> i# pool tonight In tba ninth and.and 4-Sth* aeranda. stared raco at tho Sanford-OrTba Indian took command .of noo Kennel Club, nine miles the race on the back stretch and irtb of Orlando on the Sanford roaroj across tho taps a throa­ “ ifitifilerRurri — length winner oror John Btnj field, a rank oatalder .on tho ai praximats odda board. Simpson was declared the show winner In a camera finish with Blngfiold. ts Oapatlas = S 3 ^ ainst forward, Jim Riser osatcr, Dob Epps and Billy Oeoigo guard*. Only Altman and Riser haw bod much oaperlsnea.• tlfJUirn try nmoir nsnirr. oik Coach JfrLoras sold ptoopoeto wore not any too bright for a Ick, Olettford Red. Lady a t Arms, championship team In the North* tho other boxes a r t ably filled by cast Florida Conference trot that nig Question, Jappy, Smoky School'd Celery he hoped to win a majority of Mountain and Mind Bandar. big Big Ick, ick, from Ard A™ *-»« Na w Loch in games. • • Kennels of Daytona Beach, hat has The schedule followsi already won two out of bla three Jan. 4—'Tavares; here. ttarts. Including the Inaugural Jan. 0—Winter Packs here. Handicap opening night. After J a t l l —Debiml: there. hla victory Turmfay night over n and 4-Mhi second*. He was sent Jan. IS—Koatlsi hero. good field,' ho will probably bo the to the starting bug on Ik to 1 Jon. 23—Lao*burg| here. choice ami returned the healthy po*t time favorite. Jon. 2$—Day tow | there. —• Smoky Ranger finally "started award of 139.40, $21.60 and $090. Jan. SO—Orlandol there. of each school. Peb. 1—Ocala; hero, running .Tuesday night defeating Short Side and Jane Ellen com­ Court Action and Lady a t Arm* puted the money trio in thia con­ irjJ L. McLucas said h’fcb. 0—DeLand: here. * -loppy and test. ischoof gyimatlum Feb. #—Wig lor Porks tbore. • ; in a d o te finish. The dally doubles, a 1*7 com­ Mind Header Uavo a lot of early ha boo led and that the pub- Ksb. 1.7—Euatls; there . tool, Rtnnky Mountain baa d ata bination, paid $12590 with Black I not stay away on account i Peb. IS— Daytona; here, und Glenford Red la un<|uoatlon. Eye* Uratehen and Lolly Leo cold Wssthrr. I Peb. 20—Lsesburci thei th.* finest young dog a t thv romping homo. After Oretchen ably th.-^ able starters for Sanford, Feb. 22—Orfeadei here. truck. Big Question will be mak­ had won the second raco, tho doily MeLuns Indicated, will be Peb. 26—Tavartei there. ing hla . fin $ official sta rt from doubles board showed the No. 1 Altman gad Roy Dlnn a t Pah, 27—Ocala i there. dog combined with all the other di*ga in the third race, except the No. 7 dog, would return $GOUO. It looked like a sure shot dally doubles purse of $503TO but Lolly With , r i f AI7T.TR C H A L K E B 3i®PIIk‘ cacAitoLE—n *. ‘“..iwa'ir’ss f i& P W * ■-At 7:15 CHALKING ’EM UP bj^'fcpr. 1.1H H , Wax bo. her. DBANg (LIMA)-Fla. few till. I'a s ee; r s U l. IIMWTS— Pcr >get. bon Me-tie. . RlinctkJL! Usppll.s mod«r* air. dMimed fair, marS*t steady, I r j e lb. CARHAIIK — Kuppllrs mod*rats, drmsiwl peer, market unarlilsd.Cs. prnhsean m bn. her. lit. Ten H & n u ’ * t r r * "•»«•»* tan, CAIIBAtlM (CIIINKHK) — Per doa (n ee* . L O W S H E L F P R IC E TABLAsSyK^STORCS S K C lf A Y O T It a — P ta . supp lied modr r s i s l,ii. h p r. I l r - l . t r . cillCunY — fla . m bu. hpr. Lee, after n por- atart, came home with a rush to not tho $126.90 purse. T he, ■lath event was another one to got well on.” Cash Die* jdtnd was out of the eighth bos In a flash to wbi going away. He paid off a t $30.40, $20.60 and $$J0. Mark Demons* place waa worth $16 and $1190 while 8a* SAMPLE PRIMARY ELECTION y |ii XcrrU M tlilifi lipnia match** scheduled between Sanford and Ocala were from last Sunday to an indefinite date, Bob H ardaktr need. Hardaker pointed out that tha reason for tha post* Whs wet courts. He wired the Ocala team that the courts w et to permit playing. But negotiations are now belag p i.o a lu A ' aRAPRPWriT B A L L O T DEMOCRATIC PARTY I JUICE No. 2 T u e s d a y , m a y 7,1940 S E M IN O L E R u ssasr PRECINCT N U M BE R .................... PILLfBURY’8 BEST • M>lte a Croon Mark (X) before th e Name of th e Candidate of your Choice tad as a vital adjunct to proper living. Let's hope Jons with other clUee in eporta wlU be carried, on. Department receives the support of eiUsene much a be carried o u t Celery Ptda tackle Tavares In the first game on schedule. Many peopla know little or nothing We understand th at while a good many atu- FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS tir e . ob SEVENTH HACK: M l $111*1 lit. Sam. «f Hot Our Nan»'y . . .• I r o n ONB R. W. WARE TT n 3 T 7 7 FOR COUNTY PROAECUTIM* 01. ATTORNEY____________ FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN ' C 0N 0R E 88 FROM FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT one r o n onb CORN Nta l/C a n rif.'thi FOR SECRETARY OF STATE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR SUPERVISOR OF RBGIBTRATION votb B E A N R .S t r h i K N a .8 e a a s iB w e rs r P P A O H E T n 8 ox. pVf. CLEANSER Lirbfhooaa T. 8 . 8 . TISSUE B if Roll FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PU B LIC . INSTRUCTION---------- VOTB ron.O N B a .MDCmUE,thMKUIIl.' - MIX 'EM UP MATCHES Be bo* * ' S A L T '. 1*4 lb. bo* ' FOR 8H E R IFF T i I—I E to irrii hack ! Futurity: iia. Nam. Ilf DaTt* OH H|V. ria PEAR Nta 2 t m ' - A W * PORK R BEANS te U c ta r o n ONB votb r o n ONB „ Fresh Fruits & Vegetables FOR COMPTROLLER FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER D irm ic T VOTB r o n ONB ns . i FOR STATE TREASURER NINTH HACK; Nam. v( Dog Indian Holt John niskflrid . HinipauBU v o t b . ron ONB FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Indian noil » IlnaD tld 11.10. FOR STATE SUPRRIN PUBLIC IN S T R U C T IO N . votb yon onb Aaabrss* ta .ll. t i ll U .e fi J a a * BidevnxTir SOUPS FANCY BLUR ROSS Mob Tailor 1*1*. I . I l l ; Mlaa VOTB ron ONB l.ia _______ Nam* ol Dog Jib■* 15* tas s t n s 3 for 25* a ll SPAGHETTI FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR votb Are Na torch » SI. I.ll; Our Nancy i i . io , BEANS Ft' Off Btr. rin uh Taylor .1 I I I . ; I—I II Arc x/'Loch . 1 I t r ' I—I g ie* FLOUR 8 Urn. 19c—10 K*. 85c onb FOR GOVERNOR Mailt D .m so U , II.2 I;'S a h a r a F I Dm. Jltc— 10 tba. 49c P sv fsst B lsaslt PL s r S3c FLOUR 1 lb. pkfir. 5c a N, Baby D m or Navy S. R. 2 0 lb s. 8 5 ^ FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR baa never attended enough games to leant to like teal) le aha o f the faster games pad only a. few v o r a r o n onb itm d e It In the teatter'of speed. Though tt ha* Ttvtlagv to i*» g-i*m * o ffr e n ta n r e r ‘ J g f 'tk l fast, from a woman to a ’racing car. and on this should take to-basketball* As a matter o f fact, rwu rapidly .|tr the naat'fbit years and today I* a into otto of tho bte tedoer games pf all Urn*. IejdN.<0i*lr shard1nf Interval. Sanford's aporttng vail to see them In a few game*. *' FLOUR FO R COUNTY AS8B8SOR OF TAXES verrn ron BsOs O r Ovslaam CRACKERS lb. 10c FEED COUNTY racki AO“ C « W « R , ' K ^ M t a M t a m .. » -• « * .« • • # . *«- ' "** * 1.1! PF Large Head i W INS* ORANGES ea. lc R |N S() CRISP TALL CABBAGE a a a n c GRAPES 2 lb*. 15c UI9T9I u a i a • • allidCN 0*«W9IJ I It. Alt, 1 l««icbr Clark 1.$*, i.l Ctevae I QLINIKLA. g—4, ssM «TA*. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER mssivimeaswaaiDsaasiM HIs .......... ’........................ . FOR RA1L1 VOTB FOB ONB w’ !’ TBMI U T T U I P9B FOR «T A T E SENATOR S IT * NRNATORIAL DISTRICT \% ,r k ; iawnnr.1* * '. • - PUBLIC IN8TS1 m Aw * Cstf Slemg* Or. "S' 5 LOS, 23a . )N I« # sJ 4#*, ff* C W > # * * a a .t.a a s w ***a * s H * i « * t i n aa a*s* | *as** : A ______ r j a ia f s w FOR COMMISSIONER OF ™ votb *K»n onbw**tbiot WASHINGTON Larue LETTUCE POTATOES 10 LBS. 19c SQUASH % P U . O r. " A " 1CIBKBG U. A. MAINE -* rb �wv y .f~~ r\! | . . ‘ SeatnoU Coanty Produces More F ru it And V ^cU blon Than Any Sim ilar A rea In America AN INDEPENDENT Associated Preaa SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY,^JANUARY 5. 1940 Finnish Front Interest Is Seen In Vote On Longwood Defenders Take Init*U tive In Sudden, • Swooping Dashes At , Positions Of Enemy Freeholders To De­ cide On Abolish­ ment Of Town At Polls Next Tuesday Qitiet Reigns On Western Front Shall the Town of Ixmgwuud ■ml the municipal ' government thereof he nbollihc«l Rnil the tax district of Longwood hr created to liquidate the affairs of the municipality 7 This will be de- Bankhead Wields House Gavel Again § o v i e ' t Commercial Treaty With Bul­ garia Is Reported In* Finland'* border developed into handhand cu«riUa encounters to* T -* » both Ruulana and Finns began using ski troops :2a Sudden, swooping dashes over the bills and among trees on the bitterly cold, snow-swept fro n t Oone for the present at least w as the th re a t o f a Rus­ sian drive westw ard serosa Kinland's narrow waist, ' The Finnish defeat of the R ed's lSSrd division a t Laka X lanta shattered _ th e Russian ___ T hera Is no W tg tr n well-defined b attle line aha - the ■Finns held the Initia­ tive in the sM m lsbes occurring today. A t Copenhagen, R was rep o rt­ ed the Finns had won another victory J t l asliee north of Lake K laata. . The Russians w ars re ­ ported fleeing in confusion across the fro n tier. I t may mean the F leas 'w ill be able to deetray the M iumenek Railway te n d force Wpsale, to confine the w arfare lof the. K arelian Isthmus. i T here . was virtually no news In tha • German-BipJab-French 'APER ves Baby From Mystery Murders in an election on lue*da>- Jan. 0. The election 1* authorised in a' local bill passed in Ihe last sc*, skin of the 1legislature ami IhU s' * l l w it be read.am i rsplaincd by the town a lto m ry, Webber, llayne* of Altamonte Springs, In ' an open meeting to be held a t , th epublic litra ry of Lengwood c ' tonight a t 8:00 o'clock. I As the time fur the election ep“ pioaclir* the pros and culls ie pro* cults uf the Issue are being more and mors discussed by the rrslilenta, in­ cluding those who ha\c winter homes in Longwood. Proponents uf alwlishmrnt contend th a t they are now- being taxed by both the Town and the County and tlie t th r benefits ta be derived from lb* incur|«iratian jare nut sufficient to w arrant Ihe Ijwynirnt of the tuxrv, partiru{iuily since they claim th at only of Ih* property in the h!onr-tviith town limit* is within reach of the municipal services. In an Interview: with a llrrulil if|s .rte r yesterday, Mayor Georg* II. Ilrklre, Jr., of laingwood, oc­ Slipping silently Into the night with his baby lirollicr clutched elli red that he docs not wish to tightly In hi* utTtiH, K-ytnr-uhl (ilutut Koirrm, n r s s s s c u ira r n n t*«ca|»«*<l th* A wedge of subirro weather, in influence the ro te of the free­ some district* tha coldest in three holders one wey or the other In dfAili by fire,nm l gun Unit mblirtl him of hi* mother. fiithrr mul yeses, drove eastward from Jhc Ihe election but th at he consider* 4-jrrar-cihl In other. Thr boy *lunihlri| into police hcutlquAiter* ut plains, tu Mount Washington, N. Il his duty tu give Uic resklvnta F o rt Townotl, Oklu., half n mill* uwuy. to tell how twt» nitn hutl il., the highesi peak In north- the farts in the rase In oidrf rn strrn United Hlates, with a re­ that they may not bo misled. •hut amt klllatl hu pairnt.t unit w t fin* to their f mi*|i« Iioiim*. ported PV-mlla hurricane a t «cio For tills purpose, he said, the open meeting ha* been called for tem perature during the night. ley Ii for Wind decreased this morning, tonight a t Which the “attorney III ex­ ei but cold continued throughout llir people of 'Longwood" will New England, with unofficial plain tu them the content* of the bill which authorise* the election. tem peratures low as CO b?|ow. Under the provisions uf this In Nchrpsks, tem peratures — tan g ed from 13 above to 2 | be­ bill, hr pointed out, tho munlcl|>al.trelietli foi «. congressional mu>e low. Michigan rgnged • from 33 Ity would be Sboll, Ired and a tea WASHINGTON, Jso. i. - IA7 a b o v f'tb fix below. * KentdFkf district crrxtaO.' rt-'Ilvcnuan com­ A n e n a tr - lln n s o sn g sr to m iu ltn u to limit the (H.wets or I'lcsld m l ranged from nine below lu 10 mission appointed by the Govern­ heard dem ands y erlerdey for lionw telt and Secretary tValliieo above; and a frigid belt extend­ or rath er Ilian u town council itmrply Inercasrrl msli.elllig ...... over sugar quoin- Some memln l* ing from central Nebraska ta elcctrd by llie people would ad­ las for niuinlind sugar producer-. proposed depriving llie eseeiitive Ohio, drove the M rrtury below minister the uffnir* of Ibv tax Representative |Vt< rs. n, of oranclr. f tin- enitio-ily to »o»|ieml sent et Chicago the first time district. Till* commission would Kiorida would insist <qi « quoin •luota*. have llm right to levy any amount of 223,000 toils of raw .ugur. slncu Krbiuary 1030. Pcler-t'ii nyiettl tu yo uluiii: In Ohio tho cold was the sever­ of taxes it deems necessary tu This would Ih' ii Immi I foortnnon it - with any xii|{iir rmitrut hill llml est since 1038. At least 4 died liquidate the affair* of the town, large as the current Florida imvi* Florida a foil **han*, altll4Miyh like ot lit l r I'O l«lin lira lie from its cold, and three in W est according to the bill, and Mayor t h a n . Bridge declared this “ taxation Virginia, and one In Illinois.' ilmihi uthe wixtlum mien, or e sp n Representative Moiilnn, of I.l., uo Fk|>rrhM-tl without iepre»enlatiun.“ Colder weather was forecast for limiting ilomenlM* piodiieliun of ublilmi would | of III iviana, reported lyndsiijim "III my opiniuti," liu said, “ the north and central Florida tonight iiainamd n in e j any iioii-MirplijA eiup. I mi satisfied with main but no frost danger. The lowest people uf lamgwood sta n d to be quota of 000,000 ton* But I told the comnillli'e,’* hi* taxed m ole amt g e t Ices under the predicted wss 34. _______ Im-,-1 s»ld. that linh'MN we |ful it fair Representatives off sugirrsog proposed setup.” I '• ““W '» l- ;" io ii The Commission lies the a u ­ -tales ssld they agreed lelitali.ely ,| " f having lo i.|i|a.-e -ugur l.gU thority to hire Ilie am ount uf help to ask that a n e a g e allolm. nlterritory be Incna-cd by I *■*•«•" «'r it deems necessary and ta set the tlielr H eprcuentutive MunliHk, lienai'i Hriiniu ntaltv* Miir.ltHk, salsry under the bill, Mr. Bridge 100,000 arrm . r r a t , U tah, com m ittee A ieietm y, sald. adding tliet a t present It 1s Th© rom iiiittii' nirt tu it»n»nlfi »aitl n niimlier uf rliMUK*'* m the costing the Town |0U monthly to new IcicImI*tIon tu M'pluri* ' Ih© prenent a ct w e ir "faviM M y ili»operate Ihe waterworks, read me­ '©•rni auirar <|uuUi Uiw vaIik Ii i i - cumtetl.’* ||e lidded Deleifut* Kniir ters, collect the w ater bills, as­ pirfct a t.lilt' vml uf tliin y«*«r. ROME, Jsn . .8 -< * > — The sess end collect the taxes, keep rh aln n an Cuninilnvn, Dt'niucral. of H aw aii m ade hi* '*iimuuI mid Fascist pres* yesterday forecast all uf the city's books and other Colorado, Raid ht» would n|i|Mdnt n lo|fiu©l ph*a" th at any iiiietu in* r t «*!*('■ rahoti lit Inelutle llaw uiinn a possible struggle for power In Incidental work. Nubcormnlttrr «»f two mmnturM ami fMturem. the middle east between Germany If the town Is abolished, lor in­ three rtp rrn n U tiv n i t**«U«>• tu p Hniutul Fllendel and Kepi e-ell and Soviet Russia on on* slde-and sisted, fe« niUBt [ns pakJ to the s ta rt w ritinr the new hill. talive Maloney, lAiiiioimisi Memu* G reat Britain and Franc* on the county tax assessor and collector Prtfeuniably, must of tin him in - crat*. intiirilured ii'Milution (.S. J. other and said Europe* w ar ul­ for assessing and collecting taxes Und lucrrane would he taken off tim ately may spread tu western and It would pave th* way fur III© lm|H»rt ipiotn uf t'uhn Miipor. It. 100 and II. .1. It. lufi) I** exAsia. troublesome juok joints which I f n J rr tin* III 10 i|Util«i. C’uImi will empt from any |Hiiullie* tin* ill* Route neWSpepers featured dis­ have been abolished In Longwood te allowed to nell l,U32,Nd Imm crcwrcd plaid ini:* wliieh fiJIuwed the RURpentlon of tpudn^ la-1 Si p* pa tebea saying th at lbn Hand, the under ordinance. Tha toning or­ In IhU country. teinber The quota ayalrin wii* re* WahKab! king of 8sudl A m bit is dinaries and building regulation* Ilcmbera re|Mirted ruintideiahU estatlU hed recently. reorganising his military and civil adopted by the city-would alto be aviation and establishing a new inoperative end their advantages a ir base a t Riyadh. lost to residents. The dispatches Indicated It la Mr. Brldgs proclaimed the Im­ unclear aa yet whether lbn 8aud‘s provement* to Runnvshade Park a ir strength will be used for or one of the outstanding project* sponsored by th* Town recently, against Croat Britain. The Lavoro F asc ist, said lbn and the ownership and m ainte­ B u d 's activity la causing consid­ nance of this, park. he pointed out, W histlin' Willie is humu again. hi* Imrk which till- MuimU-t of (OeartaaoO a a r t t s H b m ) erable perplexity among Ih* Arab Comniorcc sent to him, Willie a t­ Hanford s famous old darkb M tieflalisU who e re uncertain tracted a great deal of attention who U becoming sliou-t a well whether be intends to aupport “ People who didn' know where known as Htrphcn K orl.t'fsld.d B ritain or again attem pt ta profit Hanford wus,” Willie nay*, “know* hjyjaa. opportunity tu oppose tha “Old Black Joe," recently C.ioplcl- now It's Um plsre when- Whi-llin' cd his dutlea a t thv tluiidu Ex­ Willie lives." And lie ailile.l u* sn hibit e l the New Yolk Wmld's after thoiiglil; "D ry know* we Th* 66-year-old tbu Baud, re­ F air where he served a . Janitor ytrows celery h e r, 'reuse wlisu puted to have been married !M and entertainer extraunliiieiie. barns and wielding ra w e r un­ •ley saw dc stalk of celery on my fed in Arabian history since When W histlin' Willie wusn t sw eater and asks me el-ont it, 1 Seminole County home owners jaoltaU ng, he was whislling. Ilv lell ’em we gruw more celery hero tanned himself, has g ran t Influ • may begin now to file their ap­ stru tted around the Florida pa- than anywhere else in the world." sea among all tho Islam ic'poo­ plication* for homestsad exemp­ vilkra and patio where e reel All of which is an indication tion on next year's taxes. Tax A s­ orange grove was planted and that W histlin' Willie is u definito ls*. Urn disps trims published la sessor Sanford Doodney raid to- other tropical growth lent tbu ‘adjunct hi advertising Hanford. oaso, coiacklont wMh f * t h m te­ trua Florida atmosphere to thxt And It ie safe to snsume that tris * t tha massing of Rimslan “ •ftrn app.ic.Umm m ust be filed tiay spot in New York. Nearly al­ Willie will be Janllating end in th* office o f the tax assessor ways he was whistling. With a Whistling a t the Florida E ihrt.il bef ore Apr. 1 o r Urn hum* owner little cap patched aa his head and come next Boring and Ihe open­ tha Heavy sw eater with Ihe big ing o t the F air fur its second •talk e f re fe r/ - embroidered no season. No. Two Nazi Held C o l d e r Weatjier I Predicted In State Similar Post Before But No Frost Seen War Was Started peacctlmo when Adolf H itler de­ cided to concentrate the nation's r* R n n li repertad concluding a entire economic p rara ertivlUcs In cvmmerclal treaty with Bulgsrls. A t the same tlam, Soviet began peris as one o f.y ie most difficult in a country poor In raw m stcrl- Honcrfoi III tho flcld marshal will 'I ni tb s “supreme wsr-pcouoiaic suthorlty." j According to the Nstiousl-Zeit| ung o f Essen, which baa Pirlleulaxly close connections with GoerIng. one of the most Important features of the new eo-ordjnatton planes the Inclusion of Ueut-Gen. George Thomas, chief of the eco­ nomic section of the supreme high command, in n new “general council" The beads of otbsr economic of­ fices in the reich also will be members o f this council. Another im portant factor in the scheme is the fa c t th at Goering a t the aame tim e heads the min­ isterial defense council, the other member* of which or* (’ol.-Gen. Wilhelm KeMal, chief of the high commend of tho arm ed forces; I hr. W gltcr Funk, president of the' re ten* bonk end minister of eco­ nomics; Wilhelm Frick, minister Of Interior; Rudoft Hess, deputy lender of the N asi party. »n*l Dr. Ilens-Jlelnrkh Rammers, liaison g fighting member between H itler and tbc uoldlcra is council. Th* suggestion for this tiemendoes concentration of power and ascribed to kxr'““' ~ The N ationil-Zeitung contrasted a a asserted genius In Germany for urgan lia ttea with whst lt termed G reat B ritain's policy of muddling through. I t also charged th a t the Gorman leadership In 1014 was a t fau lt In not provid­ ing sim ilar coordination and concoatration. Tho Gorman press meanwhile deals rod th a t membership In th* f Nations was not comith true neutrality h a t bowing of favoritism tol British-French Allies. Florida Asks For Larger Quota .!;■ For State’s Sugar Producers ,. T i “u Fascists Predict Struggle Between . British, French Whistling Willie Arrives After Season Spent At World’s Fair Applications For Tax Exemption On Homesteads Due 1ENTKNCED FOR FRAUD GLASGOW, Jan . 8. —(A ^-M arfea' Campbell, who was a slewtorpedoed liner ife, was sentenced ta six la prison yesterday for tale" of her sym pathy Douglas Fairbanks Leaves 2 Million NEW-YORK, Jan 6. - W l Douglas Fairbanks left half of hi* colato to his widow, Um former lardy Sylvia Ashley, with tbc stipulation th a t her share nut ex­ ceed 11,000,000. In hi* will probated here, he left some of k b property to hi* son Douglas'. J r , tha total not to u f uammsfclal synthetic •u ® il Solons Flay Navy Plan To Give FDR Emergency Powert P o w e r To T a k e Factories For Navy Construction Would Be Given Roosevelt AAA PaymentsTo Florida Fanners Total $3,000,000 Goering Is Made Cold Wave Heads Coordinator F o r East On Heels Of German Economy 99-Mile Hurricane BERLIN, Jsn . 6. —W)— Field Marshal Goering has assumed su­ preme responsibility for the con­ duct of Germany's economy In NUMBER 114 Established In 1908 New Deal Friends, Foies Hit Plan Seminole G r o w e r s Received 1* r o p e r Share, Agent Says St'inlimit* t'uunty FarmriM it** (I'iipil tliidr priipui titUinlf "hurt* i f thr pnyiiit'idM paid tu Floiiilii f»u iiifin for Mill runnervntion prm*Hern duriim th© punt yrn«, t*«iin« ty AKent C. It. Ilnwnun revenliHl ttnkiy. The tidal pnyincntrt It* Ihe faintern in thin nullity nhnm !»»%••• n«d yet Ih'4'II tiitiiihitrtl I til a lr|»« »t fitriti || . th C'laytuli. RhUr AAA ittlmiiUAtnitive ufflciT, dUrluMtl th at r i ti i d n fum ifiN hail Ik-4'Ii paid hy the cuvcrnim 'iil until' th.in $:i ,0ihi.ihRi In tUJUt ft*r i*o»u|H,riit» Ini; with the A ki ifid lm al A*ljiiftiiitiit Atlmiiii"tratim i prni;rniii. jt' t il payilieiltN tin r in a: th r print >tTn, Mr. rh iy tn n mi id, tnnmimtrd tu f:M 7 t,'Jt:i.laJ , w hkli im ln jt.l f J.r»|ri,7llH.Htl paid tu tin lilt ft r im rth'ipathin ill the lU.'W pm* irrniii, 4'uttoii p a rity paynu lit* utt the Itnttt 4*iup amm intim r tnistU f4ti‘ I0,'tr.7 fariiM, ami pay­ ment < uniter the Stiicwr Art t •• Fluritln pruilueerr* tutaliiu: fTIT,- lir Field Armies To ke P art In Ma­ neuvers Next Y ear WASHINGTON. Jim. B.— (Al*)—A lildnt of rrillcistn •loiliiv imlii-nlctl tin* navy’s n-cnniiiu-iiilntinii lo I’ri-rtiilctil |ioiK-i-time emer­ gency |Mnver to commandeer fiu-torli-s for niivnl construc­ tion fm-eil formidable opIMwition In ConKre.HS. I-Nen longtlnie Administra­ tion supportenv like Senator Min­ ton, Indiana, IVmncratic whip, Joined tin- bi-partisan opposition proposal, iiiw.le l.y ftccretary Edison in u letter In Speaker Bankliend. T he propo.-at, wliieh would broaden power* now delegated t.. the I’rcsl.lcnl only in w artime, was being widely discussed •» 111.- Adm inistration pushed abend with the defense program. The mittilmr of partieipiitiiiK Detailing m ajor plan* for the I fi»»im» in the preirrum in I'.ctu w.im ' -I.’I.Tihi, or i«n InerenM* "f •'1,‘Rtn next IM month*, the arm y and disclosed Intention ut , m t r tin* immU r in tin* I'.MS pn*- navy ■Irenglhenlng m aterially fo rtifi­ ••"•in. -•ixim ately $ 2 ^ 00.01111 will cation* in tho Pacific arcs. The War Departm ent an­ | fn ‘ii farniiTM fur partiri|Ki* lion in .ie I'.i.lo nniMervntHut pro- nounced nil four field armies, i-iuilc ill. of the regular arm y I ir*xtin. Mr. ( Inylun Mtiitl. Wink uf the AAA hi Florida and nullunnl guard, would take ln»l year, Ihe ndininiRtintlve « f- pin i fur lb© flrot tlm r Inti* B©»l leaf! fil ial <tpluiiied, inchidril nieuMire- iim im r in \uir kmme© of nu nl uf ull hr Ikh t leaf tulutco llirrv urci'k.'t tluiallon. Min t sin *ii ill be tbuugbl t h t McrcuKe. hnltlinK two referendum*, *Ktll toil |tro|>©Mil vlol*U»«l tb© e-tal lisliinu tutul soil-dcpirting npiiil of u D einm riiU f fountry* • arraago elbdmenta fqr earl, fn-m Olbui tnilwjiBluNi^fittltki -ifTTS l«.vlog n s|Mriiil crop sllotinent, j l'«l"lliilg ••"llell imuhellii;! quota-, S fim lui j» llulub iiinl 1’ufl# , rneasnreim'nl of ucreiipe «,f •!♦•• WASHINGTON, .Ion. fi. —(A*) , pleting crnp.s and -ml l.ud.lmg fhiimiiitii hntli*llln|| tD-NO prnrtlee*, uitaNiiit-nit'iit nl Mi^rnr NCreaKe, holtliny iilucntioual rni'ii- id llie Iloii-e \Vu>* and Means illKn tu ilifiiim (siriotTf iihtoil thr fom m ittee today leiilativeiy enpruKrani, ami n r lif v in r npplira- dor-eil llio Harrison pr.qsisal for tifiiH f«»r payment mi mm pint lice1 t ‘<ngie-s to iniiko up il" own b«U» Kil nml lux |iroKmiM Ibl* w wlon. with proKiinn pitivi'iiiriN. Afli-r « f t f 4'ri'iu'u vkitli KuoaoThe propiMin unit admiiiiNti-reil with the iiKrtiritiimc mill eu opera- veil, I»*sin:lils'ii Miiil f»r fumctlme In Iim'I in niiiitl tin* "Him? kiml of thin of rminty emiiiiiitteeimu. county pet ftu nisinte Miper viKuiK, fiMiil rihi'ly Senutur llurrUun proclerk©, farmeiM, and uttu-r*. A |N)Mil In -1 niubt. H u m i ^ iii i»*kr4| tli© ©rrnllon of total of $.'(.*10,000 u ih tvpeiithtl fur mnyitiK out adiinni'«tlutive a 21 iiu' ihInt Si'imlf-lloiUK* Com* work hy comity rttmnntlefmen in it I«•«' In iiivt-rilijiHle (br IhiiIkoI mill other* work ini; in the «*••n vi - iiihI lux ni'ril-4 for Iwti inonlb* lien, irf wliieh nppriix iniatelv vxIiil«* ( ‘"tu'i«**H i-* '••m urm sl w ith $2411,(MX) will U ilediirteil fmm utlii'i 111111111*111*. Tin- m "imm n<luti« ti ilri'W bulb fu n n el m' pinnt paymeiitH. At the |K'sk of odniini*tmti%’i« work, nt Mpi'roviil ami ftrotiK u|ipoaition many Da fcf>0 peiaun*' writ* em ­ fi iiiii ul In’t I'uHKit'MBiiieil* ploy ml in the -tale Summirur up. Mi i*la>ton «utl “ We feel thill out A \ ,\ woik has hern v n y «urro<fiil in lll.'l'.i, mal we tM'lieve il will Ih* e\eii ni"ie MMtUfactuiy in II*111.’ 4*11 Cluii nroadca.sl Slated For Saturday 11onic DoiMuni.il ution A gent Mi*. Itcvu l>. A ndiew > oigcd nil Sem ­ inole fo u n ty I II < Ini. m em lar* to tune in on llie nutionWi.lc 4-11 Club lir.-stleu-t over ihe Nstionul llroailcukiiiig »ysteiM tom orrow al 12:30 I*. M. The program i- a* follow*; “4-11 Club memlH-r* |.Uin for iUIO." Two t-lf flu b member*, Helen llryun, of Monlguiurry Ceunty, kid., an.l l>*llon (iarpeo ter, of Clarke County, Vn„ will l>e In \Vu«liliigluii, Ii to In Ik about IU4II plan* lor 4*11 flu b work. They will interview Mi»a Gertrude |„ Warren. C. E. I'o llrr, and C. A. Heliffiel.l, of Ihe Estension Herviee, II. S. De|mrlinenl o f Agriculture. John Baker will presm l Ibe 4-11 new* of live month, and lUiy Turner will dis­ cuss the niusiral numbers on this, th e first of the l'.i|t> *rric* on “ Music of Yesterday and Tuduy.” The U. H- Murine Band will play the com|Hi*ilioiis. (Tily Nows Briufn Tin* n*Kulnr niuntbly tu relln f uf llie lioanl uf ilirrcturM of th f Seiiiinolr ('uuiily ChumWr of ('unintrivi* will Ik.* Iiclil in th© ('I imihImt liinltliiiK Tufxilny night «t H IM) u 'rl'ik . Till* limit im; Imlirt* uf m(‘Vim©I ItM-nl h|M*rtMimii un TuiiKikulimtclic© Cri'i'k vbii.w ri*|»urtu(l tlealruyetJ by finin''• ru' i'iilly. Then* win no ©p" r n /'Ml* |irn|»«*i|y lost, those lr%* l' | I'rill'll rvUltl Uuirhey Agum Heads Townsend Club Here \V. installed Ssnfitrd Townsend Club a l it*. Hireling Thursday night lu the C ourt House. \V. Ii, jltupri-e was also installed us vice-president, W. E. Watson, a* treasurer, soil Mrs. J. A. Williams, secretary. Mrs. M srthe M offett, who had been nom instrd a* secretary, de­ clined Hu- appointm ent becausa J A lI r i IIIIHIIAND IIKATKIt of her dutirs as a mem ber of ■ W HEELING. W V«.. Jsn . C.— committee to wotk in the Troll Otr)— Judge Bonnescn yesterday Bluscrs League of the Townsend sent Mrs. E tbrl Wolfsoti, husky organisation. Irishwoman, to jail for 30 days on Sewers and sewage are recelv* har husband's plea th a t sho beat him. Displaying several bruise* ing increased attention in Ger­ and bumps, the slender husband many. Sewage sludge Is being said Mrs. Wotfson used a hair uied for fertiliser on farm lands. Scientists ara interested In brush. gas as a motor fuel. In erven years— 1031 to 1038 — th* homicide rata am ong the policy-holders of a large Insur­ ance company dropped from 7.0 p e r 100,000 to d.4 p er 100,000. Mostly cluudy to n ig h t preceded Th* la tte r figure la 37 paac-nt by vain un emit bee i t coast th is lower than tho figure fo r 3 9 3 1 aftarnouu, colder la north and MM* tral portions: Saturday partly ckAidy, continued rath er eojdif over north portion, as I llugliey | .i esldeol LOCAL of wus the � 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, 1940 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, January 04, 1940 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 04, 1940. 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>, January 04, 1940; <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/a839b0ca7abe859852d2acab4738eb17.pdf dd28494f4ae85863b8b9dcab3a47df16 PDF Text Text • —'-V .«» • '1 C < r t /> * • * • *>-,< > W W » ' V ’V •’ * • W tW m b ifTM that a fair n ttm i of b a ta m b ’ b o w I* . knoir that war means a look* to America* factor!**, both trtn brlltevrrnU and • neutrals i Jacket for builnt*, and jrboM former toutrei of supply itasnllwu. { I'm blent Itoo.eVelt said In Kla have b «i Interrupted. W - a ’iia In emterres Sept- 2tl v-Tl* Fn-enil I l a m t tjllmaiwl I "Our litis nm ai'bs guided b) tfe.t the ADM novreri nt the.end -one .Itifle, hord'beaded thought— at Aaguet had bark d* pci its, so:kaepliik' America out ef this war. J. . . Liestiny mads us, wltli our slst.r notions In thla hemisphere, ie.nl heirs of European rullurc. Kate seems now to coigpet b U .arsuiub' l 1k* task 'of helping to kd and Franrr, ilelcnnlned *’ a ulaKill In the tVe.’tern World a tek the fnnkcaetcln of toclt.'ih 1 win tele that civilization iao aggression. Immediately Wav he kept nllvr.’' . * their awn nations' econoI The i.Yiini a; of Anuriran Inunder rigorous controls to 'duitry, .a uun.liny boar.i lor big into mesh. war fa both military end h"i im mi lire. 8 itifirmwl its The National Hcwurcea Comkb fronts. .“intense desiro for peart urllh n mutor iccently sub.nltteil to tho. United Slates thus find* fuL' MnUrjIbn of the iiiriierabU f’lvshlmt report which e*tif at tbe end of the turbo* oesUudiwii of war . , . wllherush- iratcd' thata had lliern hren no BWs tbe only ntvjnr world liH. ilrpr.-islHt and ec.mo.ulc rha- ■hpreaslon slnc.i 1B20. and had 1 IjJrl with her economy faneInrviubly folios mi; In It. economic activity expanded sufig tinder the free enlctpriso VfS waki I fl < iM r*f JfI.tr ^1'vSJijJ 'A icbnll}' to ubrmb t'>e addition* pw H l> pile the widely uckmiwl- to the labor force, enough extra I r r ; m L ' jL J i f v ] e lt c l m a rlty of the problems (sc- intoino wruhl hn»r been pr>c must of the re»f Af ihs HI v H •n**- Jlifllfel I n r rconcmlc. America, most bus- du id In Ih ? past (facade to build I, Uncle Ham hat been Isrcet f \ • ' j ii •« 111 11 I,ui.nl tor nl lcu..t :i a lO.VOO hiuiM' for rreiy family sneeupled In the pa*t decade t- i ' r i U y l fa i'lr ifo«l y ia r In JOtu. lib own problems. Tariffs mt , • ! L a W lI The haurdt of wat, and the hi the riHimry. rn geoda were Jsckrd up In The World War of 1914-18 V ‘| * f n i iu.n tilitir 1* of thi Imp.II .mi; •President lloon-r «>u»ht to I . . —a JBw SSSI national political campaign, made gate to the United States Its first ['the ntieomlne financial pan-1 ptcdictiona difficult, yet many icalitallun of tho puasibUitlti Enrobe with the Inlergovein* JOHNNY BUTLER, tc .n s sss * '* kpc’. U eui* r rannSt >r hare, get* mralyats try that the Impvttu of U ibM moratorium In 1031, l i home hit administration •asaeked sellb no ialarfutcaco U slgkl, by 1 lorenc* Kb*, left, and the autumn and early winter aewad such gigantic pro bets aa Lana T e rs e r e f the saeeee. The V eleetM rs to .k In sesrrihles. la- rrleratlon of manufacturing and C lira nl* 1. •*n,do rhould keep wheels rpinnlnj Reconstruction Finance Corn, ip te pisy aoeio.en s-sniarwia .well into the m s year. in MDIotta to banka, railroads | Some warned that inventory aeItatea, and tha Federal Farm ................. .. ■ cumulation might bring a fresh I to try ta check tha collapse rm 'prkas. automotive, eteal and othar In- rot been effectively prl-ned. The***u,’’l’i *’ul J l|V,,,**'|,*0iiIli»’ tha parted of uneertaialy be- duatries. flov»rnm-nt spending national government debt has I tbe alaatbn In November, was curtailed. Bank re serve re­ fti w on than V) Mfllntii **}? tard the Inaumiration of tbe qnlrement* were Increased. Au- thr cprc*i!on y#*r», nn1 iU «tr- r*“ / • rom SPECIAL ItaR admlnls’ratlon tha nest tumn cf that year aaw an abrupt flclt spending. has Holy b e e n / ^ >nrh „ Through January fib ». bo wave1, tbe Amerieen relapse In Indu-trr and rp:*ml«b g ertatg worsened rapidly, tl»r markets. Bnilnos* bennn to h ft.BO D uart Oil Wave Ferma= ai m.nth. r ± 11^ of ipUnl |„!iiJinK, iVgijard*A.SS5 In pr^ PrealJent Roosevelt dramatl- revive In the summer of IW8, ae billion neata. Eapaclally fQ *> 0 Mew capital raised In the aav), U 4 rC(0«rr)r jf/orte, havaaliosrn tank office with tht nation'* tha government adopted a new Btylad For 0 cttri'lea mnrkcU the past yesr , ;r,-e ,h*rp stirring*, k shut by executive order. Of “spend-lend’’ program, tandas, pasraaty In tha pra*- Tha threat ef war In Europe earn* ta only about WMJXW.OCO, Tha affect* of war on Industrial Individ nailty it pbnty, ba said: then Jerred the American aeon- compared with aa avtraca of price levels ha>o been minimise 1, and corporation flnanclng In-tbe bb If baaaoss tha rnltra af omy, ta ba banished, briefly, after 8 1-2 billion* annually unkaaga of mankind'* good* tha Munich pact ef autamn, IBM. Huge surpluses ef fan* pra- aacuritU* market*, brought to a failed, through their awn lb aroa* threateningly again sar- ducts remain fat warshou***, pndiatand itlll In tha ekrlv weak* ad Hughes Mirasol Iin ailia and their awn In- I v i n 1B39, *»lth Hltlar’s absorp- prosperity prises for tb | farmer war, baa bean rssomed an a attall aad*. atanca. beta admitted their Uen ef Cteehoelovakia. After •till are not fat eight B EA U TY SALON r*. and bare abdicated. Free- noma hesitancy, howarar, business Conflict between gow nm enti. AHbeugh buriag^ed war a a t i r j f . Pusk Ave__ FWeue TIT IN M i M m a w u n « w i began to Improea again in tbe i m B f r n T lf f it e r ta^tha summer. with government accruing bust: I'fg pantto optalcm . . Actual outbreak of war in Bep- aaas of wanting freedom to rel| .Iddeerptt>N«W Dadi* WM lamber, Instead of preclplutlng P*a| tba sxasgssi and abuse* af M t and tka na*t few years Male condition* as In tRlX IvtB, bus Inet* man insisting that RADIO REPAIR xk* meat gmUtikUe. program brought back vision* at tbe World government amitrols her* dammed w p reri, M ini and _ raform War boom, at least of rbiag ap the flow of capital-hAMtad SERVICE aggravated labor •WO ‘JSft, pndertakan in prices. Merchants and roanufaa- aniMVriM, itea. NRA triad ruptral and torara hastened ta build up ibatr Anee pm ei, wages and work- Inventories. Indusirlsl production - s r September vliiona of 'a war bojtra In Industry, t* asrotd |n the Unit'd Stales cam* up boom have blurrsi Many b«*i^threat'' oosapetilvm, spread ngabt to IB20 lescla, with ingot uau men are leery of lb* “falsa imliictloii In the great ateed In* prospsrltj^ raaqlUng from war orloatry aurpeasing all previous 00111 llinc record*. i-.* • Bot despite Ihs quickening In sdustTy, Ainsrica faces lPkiLao* erfy. Some S^kW.OOO or moroSaatajmemployrd. (More than A- tha highest kiddar, me every °*1? * flrh*r*. hara become means to coosarvy thalr fund*, reliable since lutu). Hut on# thing tUmla oat clearThe prirate rapllrl pump ha* ly, and that U tbe lUUraidaUo* topments In beMgateat et U p s, tha United' SUtsa « M WOat* I Into Isnrs aeala financing.' When lb s war began, America owed the world three bllUons. Dot when It end'd, the world owed the eairri" BATTERIES $4.00 up LOST: Cold Ring with emerald set and 0 small pearls. Return to Ills. A.;C. Williams cate Seminole Dry Cleaner*. Every day U Some­ body'* birthday. Let OUR flowers aand your greetings. Cut flower* for every oc­ casion. Funeral De­ signs—Corsages, eta. GENERATORS STARTERS ELECTRICAL REPAIR SERVICE REWINDING RENAUD BATTERY SHOP < L . A . REN A U D 304 W . SECOND ST. PRESCRIPTIONS / C arefully Filled dL '40 Y e a n E x p e rlm m rv —*e a*ni«» — r r m s i Mobley's Drug Store P ho n e 294 L IQ U O R STO RE W E H A V E T H E MOOT CO M PLETE L IN E O P LIQUOgS and WINES CHAMPAGNES AND SCOTCHES IN SEM IN O LE COUNTY vgftv^ranrorygwr A rcade N o. 8 T E L E P H O N E 181 sai,u» |S«. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Banfgrd, Florida. STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF DECEMBER 30TH, 1939 The Sanford Atlantic National Bank, we wish to take the opportunity to commend our City and County Officials for their earnest and wpll directed efforts looking toward, the developpienl of Sanford and Semi­ nole County, .j£«jpecitiU^hotcworth^ er the iecent ^ffo'rtaVto enCQurage the^J*iiv..i]);il of f r a t l i r i n Salford'a.nd'Sahtinole i^cI Sctninole Goupty, >vHich >vhich we a^e asaul'Od uced I'o^a 6 i thp I'n^e lasting Results. 1iAIb boi tij^i work of tin- Scrawblo County Chamber of Commerce to interest and>efif-, tertam oui number of-Winter visitors. • > To theaq visitors and to our new investors in Sanford, we ipsue. a cordial invitation to call and get acquainted at The Hanford Atlantic Na-, tional Bank wliere they will find us anxious to extend to them all o f tho services of a modem city bank. To our many local friends and patrons whose confidence and supiiort has been a oonstant source of encouragement, the directors, officers and employees of Tbe Sanford Atlantic National Bank wish to extend tHeir thanks and also best wishes for a successful 1040, pledging anew that which we have consistently tried to practice these twelve years: “Sound Protaction ofad Friendly C ooperation in »11 F ln in elal R.ESOiU R-C.ES a and Dl*coyr)tM •NONE' t, p iin iltu ro dhd to B$nk S tock ifipM Sfv OH! «;»»•»»• lout Obllgntiona 9 810,440.70 145,067.85 >* ■ 647JX) 416.687 M 11349,058.90 LIABILITIES a M *tt«r>" S x\' * • S anford, F lorida �~r > i —:-----r — : t rrr T1T, 8cnJ*ols County Pro^ncsu Mora FrfcH And VeguUblra Than Any Similar Ar«n In America t b J i N EEW W SSPAPBR PA PER 8ANF0BD, FLORIDA. R oosevelt jPIeads For Unity, Requests New DefenseLevies i - *" • 4 President, In Annual S p e e c h Says Se­ Calls Issued For curity Not Armed Bank Statements Jen. 3. D e f e n s e Alone ( AWASHINGTON. l*>— The V rilrd Asks Extension Of Reciprocal Trade 1 8 P erso n s B ut. hk aald la h b annual In oarage, tha -perm an en t security of A m erica ta th a preeent criaia doaa a o t lie In arm ed force r a U N E S D A Y . J A N U A R Y 3 , 1910 , H otel Cotton Bowl Trophy Goes To South Carolina F ir Number Of Injiiri Se| At About Stfrt Of Blaze known To Fire f J Traffic Deaths b HeWBy City Safety Campaign Re­ sults In 166 Lives Saved In Ten Years n55.°S=r tfS -r J S N ^ K e e p E y e i S S L ^ S -K S tL . ET- On Alhed Aid bh^arkM w todcoii.loakw two, but R n |a n i F a A rm NUMBER U S Walter S. Coleman Is Elected Mayor By Unanimous Vote Edward Higgins Com­ H W t t n P l Ifl. trn . 3 ~ |W — At , least IH person* th r lr live* I'* t*y alt* a 'fa n en .lv m om m a lire n t i c n l tt* 1 Marthoivw gh A iw r.im xt TJot.T. ('* m L«Qm r ( t ’i n i f c j !» !•) Fiiem ca. \»h» touatit the lilf u hi HU -arro weather. H i t a* HI 1 n * m can (■« a a f rra d ltlra a m aaliaaai b mk>. ■M trhiag for lad ies fun* hunt* ud FterMa State Ce»pin>ller a fte r lh r alarm M m M ro o r L w fa r Fterida B u te Batik , hilled a t they Jawix-d frtreo E hath Ml CMtdMIaai. •t dosing aa window* <if Um Ih re rA liU , building. Other* were tiappisd Dae. M l • t t k i h i i hallway*, « r ila.hml ta Ik when fteora bam ed Ihraaakh Fin Ian I hcanl report* t a l l ) «ad rrtL __ th a t du »ten trsA p. a rc m o.ring i . far a mm m a j ^ a f f m .ir r kBei , Mw ,h . f w i a fu rth er FinnUk sure***. while j j Bom* resident. said they C trm any and B ritain disputed ttie J m k n i r d ky Ike sound a f at results of a North Sea a ir battle j — hut the .nerve m aad the Irish -P arliam en t heard ! E S L T L . i r . a Z ------ J T th a t United SU tea money t> fi| C t ocVupaeU a n t e U n a a c h y tho a tte ste d | Ira. ! th T sA -rp artm m t buikltag a) * U» , ,Tport? f ^ a a Inferno. How the hiaar . | * •* I000? ° mr" , a e prickly p u n ted firemen, - l a heto* readied for a ' ^ ' n ihaOdlna n > Hi th 't e sect does a t U r k ___ « 4 ftrew en sakl the flro sppt “ ,r ><art i . .11 three alm uttaa — ti Wi: l-ilasis. t h . iaocthmi w arfare, w Oao n rn a a n suffered a Gov. an.I Ur*. B urnet It. Ms>l>.nnV .»f South Csrolinn with llie h u t t h . F h u u taofu holuln« the ^ broker, bark whet, ha KANSAS O T T . Ja n . 2. —<AA Mannerhetm Line aad were aaU T T - i » Cotton B aal trophy which was won l>> fli-m son c ll .it .. «-n on ta ho iafH rtteg enoemoua l o w . rom-_________ Nrw Year's .lay. (N ote tlartirr.K or-l’.e.id en t poster I oa the Russians. «y • ye n **** i E s ta b lis h e d In 1908 t ) i e D u r in g FDR Reveals Budget To Call For Slash ;In Moist I t e m s Fine f ^ c o r d ln .W ASHINGTON, J a n . S.— ( AP>— P re sid e n t Rooaevol t today coupled a n em phatic p)«k fo r n atio n al u n ity in th s face o f yrar-born diaintefiw tlo n abro ad w ith • rec­ om m endation t h a t C onsresa vote new ta x e s to finance "em ergency ■pending** fo r "com m on senae” n atio n al de­ fe n se .. e > A rthur Y o w e 11 mended HyCommissinners For Work Praises C o n t e s t During 3-YearTerm To Award Clerks __ Wilson Reports Store Owners Invites On Bond Deal Constructive C rit-; -----icism By P atrons' Holders Of ITnrefundi cd Bonds Appeal I hi\v«'b*’r ,»R countrpr* C m i r t Decisions Jtivr c rillrlm o liy it-* rustumi"** A rthur K. YowHI of Thr Yowrll W a lle r S. J'n'omnn wa* ,r«nij»nny nohl In nn Intrrvlcw ||It n lltrnltl rf|ioMi‘r 1*^1*)* In t'lt'fl.tl ntnv tf the City of U'ommrnting on Iho for thr Sjinfonl for Ihc enminjf your nonctling of $10 In t*n»li |uU rn to l>v n minnimniis vale of the tlo* rlrrhn In ftattfafil** »lnrr» n t v ('o m m ln n io ti at ita an* miul n'ortrimirallon meeting volts I th r **moNi vourl«\»n»". lost "Tbi» zton* wi'Icoiiicr miy run- j lie'll In III.* City Hull **1104 live crltlrMni.4 liy t !»*• pin | niyrlit :it which CommisalontliitrciB who Imvo bo loyally sup* ) era Ktlwar.l IliKuinn and p>ittsl th r MiaiIc at ht*im’ inui IM. J. t.ixltre were installed puign .iiitl 1 am rcaily at nil timr^ | ft»r trn u * of thm * mor** y tlf * to rt*-4i|H*iutu with th r htiyiiii; pub* follow*iittr lhi*lr rp-rlectlon in Ihffi lit* ill any pi net a nt nuggfst ioiih Fvtii'tnl rlprliiin un l)cc. ft. If •iiim* I hriirvr that comply tin: ('toniiti-Biunt-r Coleman WH with my rustom rin' want a h what iioniiiintt*il Commissioner H« I :tm in huitliiritit foi anil that will Jnnit** tin t, hv srcomlrtl by Commit* h«* mutunlly Mi . sitnicr (i. K. Ht.llin*. Ilia elec* Yt»wrl| Haiti. tion wit * iinnniinmia nn all m«tn* *T nppriviatr tin* iTfmi to itf tht* lionnl voted a wart | th r iiiost tffiriin t ami brra tiMiitrtUB clfik as it will put oil when thi' ioil wii* rolled. romnii**ioin'r M. J. Lodge was iiiployrrN mi thrii iintth* to nnnied tetajiorary ehairipan after plrimr th r puhllt*," In* nmrliiilril ('nm m ls.ion Imd closed Its Thr ronti"*t fur tin* itrlrvtltin of tit.' business fur the year of 1039 I hr moat efficient uml rmirtisuM sine die. •In k in Snnfonl t ffimally goi nnMr. t'olrinan's ■.election SS ilfw ay yi'Btrftiny nml th r roiilt *t m ayor of the City was made aa W'll 4'Ioac on Jail. 1.3 ““ llrlil until i th r i*iiprn*iiikni of ho e lite . a his l.nt year of a three year trim n- a member of In as-* | liilffi, thr roitimt l« pl«nnr<l to the City Cummlssion. which fo r uivc inMItionfit Impetus to th t Miming the chair th i co yea.x l a . hern held by r>.>ii>niiaaiti|. r l .ward IIiggtna. m i J l a ) . tTfle.nkit - ex p r.aiad ' A* , r_ , jiufirn:lisiitH ill lntp»o\Ihi: | nppn eu.tipn for tha honor ba• TrFuu •rrvlf4** to thrlr riittomm Tlw fouith nt»«| m<»si A ronamltfn* of 20 R4»li*ftr»l || stowed (Tpi'n him by hia collenglles but pointed out that the month of th.* war t*n th r »m nun* sliopprrB whoso nano* will not In* j iim.iu I. only chairman of tha divulgctl will visit nil Minn** nml to a fln ir >r«trnU y u ith ri|**.rta nmkr o w itti n ivpoit of th rlr City t'.unnilssiun and that tha that 100 nhi|i<« of .*l.'a2,l«P fni* hml lmpir*alona of th r n|ort\ Its stork p io g .e -, made hv the Commis­ ibcvti tlr*trt»)fti in tht .30 tiny -|»«n. ami it* prmotinrl, offrring any sion I, dependent it|>on tha full L ii m in lift r t tiT 'li'il .371 to nn*lri:rlhi* cilticisiii th4*y Imllrvo co-operation of the othar mem­ in lino whh tin ir fimlingn. Thrar ber". m th I thr tli-Mth t•*11 It* if.-*14 I • at In making a pled fo r UlO »r|»ortj4 w ill hi* In M ronfitlrnt iiil Iriu t JT’JX of hut will In* givrn tlii4*rtly to tin* "w holehearted" eo-operation An Anwifiiit<il I 'l f i ' Btirvty i »*t'ntf*st iii«fl|r«*ya nml turio'il ovri t** the otbet member*. Mayor Cole­ man plc.lg. .1 In* untiring effo rts •ho winI that at If.i't •'•'I *hip* | tin* Vorrrlinnt« eunri-rned. ■" •" bait of the best interests with an aggiei-ali lom uge o f. On lh.- Iasi day of Ihe eonlesl, of tbe City. I.Olk.T.'l had Iteen d(slr»>...| siller | Jan IS. n rmipi.n will l>« iuii ill In III! mug over the chair to 11*1 one Uh- war bs-gan Kepi, .t II,.. n ' Tlo* ? hl' Ilu-.i O.-.itl.l "lie thin* time no — tin Hie pul , is . . # . . iBr ran imlirnti it« «*|ioirr n* to Mayor Coleman, t'om m iuioner Higgins thanked Un. other mem“ J ' " " " ' " f - ' ' %"'I.UIgs | | |r ....... „ ni, bet- of the Commission, the ,i , *«I . til) s o 'rie rk . ................... .*. is m,tilled Tin* lira! imiiitli h'*w« , .. , l.. . ben.l* of the C ity ', various de­ •ONxf*. II m* MVtllltl i , XHI.I thl* 1 . . . » | , it » .... tho • hir I 117 b'la must In* toiiirtl in lit I In lta. I merits ..ud others for eo-opa.ation" during «I . y .» . . . . Ilrtaltl offirr not I m I it than fi (Hi "spli'iuli.l .Most 4il lli«* past no.otli M'tiv.. . |r l l s s l l i . r . .Ha I'.a* Srsea) Ity i'Mam i .uHiijc tlo to » half, ‘ *nj * , . Sinkings Increase:; Karl Nordgren As Fourth Month Installed As Kiwanis Head Of W ar Is Ended X) .Ships Ships Sunk DurDur­ ''•«» CommiMlnner Edward HlgNew CfficerA Induct­ 100 ing Past 30 Days; ed By Harold Hip*rc*ml pluitf riif thr "tr*i1r-Rl- pier At Luncheon Total 322,179 T o n a ^ o " rmnpaiipn »Hl «i w a p a .te u t ok the Ftaaieh h u a t learaed h e a t Russian prtaauare th at they M N a t told « h a they e n e ta f k t t aad th a t they were forced lata battle a t tha pohat of C a p o n e Condition Still S e r i o u s I s Doctor’s Comment i Ra LTIMORK. Ja n . 8 .—(JFiM Caueae’a “th ree waaka" ta U aiaa N tM krial heapltal leagthaaad ta tedkated G ram m y m igkt go vigor* ously U the aide of the Kaaatana la Fialaad if Britain. far eaam plr. aeat troop* to help stem the Red htcaatea. The N aila waul to stand on thr sidelines a* fa r as the RussianFinnish w er la f a r m ed . apoV.-emea explained, bat they are tet k a t a i to aaspect th a t tha w rite ra Allies w aat U use Platand aa a pawu ta tha w ar p m a g a l.s l (>■ many (Presumably this r i p rest Ion of tha Neal etewpekit was ha-.d largely eei aa a ffk ia l aU trm .i.l U Ike I-earn* o f N ations pecan— tag ta glee Fialaad all ssaiatat.ee aaaatalg, aad a a Prime M lni.irr Chamberis la's d rrtaiatian to parlie meat this m aath th at kte r »et sm i.it will sewd a ir aappl ea -a a d ather m aterials- to Fialstvl. T hs Naal xpokaia.ru roukl >.ot rostst adding th at they was.Id re t t y a night a f Cermaa a m i a fte r a brief late ■Gerama hay-—H elra. K ( a a a a d f M alas ea> tab film s a f ria ls ting Karl Nonlyros was Installed ss preskknt of the K iaanix Club for IPIO with due ritual at the weekly luncheon of the eluh in the \ s i­ des Hotel today. The re.rm ony was priform ed by Harold Hippier s f Eustis, past vice pie*i.lent of Kiwanis Intemationul. Other officer- installed (or the coming year are ax folio* • Julius Itingfekler, first vice president; O I’. Herndon second vice pirxldent; J. J. Kellerhan, ta iy ; I’. I*. t'an.pU II. I. urer: F. S. I.>m*<>n. finsnrial axrrrtary ; ami Klsaorth llar)wr, Sanford Ih.udney, I I Imit list net, W. A. I.eavitl. J. II. Ilsll. I . T Dos*, and G.*|t. tVoikman as dl(OCtoiS. la installing the offie.1* of the rhah Mr. Hippier iailluie.1 the dutie* of each and urve.1 Ihe s.lopInin.-*, ............... and , A V 'V" '......... tloa of a pr> gram of sen wr for will, planes partw ula.ly . 11, - 1... | <••rne.l nv. r l» aee.el Judges th r etsssing year that *«mld |.t«ve The toaes were fa. I« I .w Ihc 'Jh" **,I1 'n*kr, f w" r,U - f' ‘ ' Uteal helpful to ftanfoi.l un>l itx high of 11..- r«'|si.t (mini f*f t h r WoiM w .ii when 'du.*ciiiisIdeiutHin ' 1,M*I< ritU rna. roniiiiiltre. ‘h.r /flr.t ' T Tprlr.e sV . ... , • lie also presented the pad G r.inany alone sank -s.L'lf Inns ,! of The winner itay f.wa time dulinu- In r unf ^ I it will l>*i pee*U ral's pen to the retiring per rw.tiicted U-U.at eani|Mif„. * warded * In In rash, lh.- aeeond prasUmt. B. D- Caawell, and comA hrtuhduwu of ihe .« » wnr'a »" " * ' n n v r " n‘l ,h ,r'' mended him for tils excellent noth Itet »huwed U ni...........I » l l l .! ,,ril° wlnnfr ________ during thr past year. HO hhip* lltlWII. til l Mi.ill v loti • The xrterti.'it uf such * n u n ax Frame** 15 ami i/rulml* t.iun- O A 1 1 V T 'i tha "man of the year" reflerts the •W, way will. J l, . . . caudltioa of the world with nearly tries 0J. turn-thirds of Its population at Uta chief .wulral wur. “We lu Ariel Ira are living a Ufa of loyalty,- he saw!, “and _1 “ ari a* exxtaple «f true i h patriotism and loyally to a coun­ Be Held On Thursday try that would prevent invasion t.AICELAND. Jan. 3. —(Al— aad'revolution and There wrr* ten-lnrh lelelca, froirn aon aptfaa within.1* Is.nd., and lem prratur** In Its Ia Ms rwaarki ta memlwra of low ?n't In r».rente North Flor­ the club after kit Installation aa ida this morning. Mr. Nardgren pledged A hexvy frn.t and xub-freetlne k li uatirtag «fforta to thr developw eather vlxlled Ihe unner part of M a t af taa rtuk aad expressed the fruit and vr,'r.»M r growing far’the hon< r taarea In Central Florida hut fl-st L reports Indicated little If any out that only in the damage to eltrus. Minor losses a eluh have were probable in soma truck crop • Swede, as its aeetlons. • ^ .t * . Nr. inour than one \ot» nml thr luil- O l .1 1C IS lilt BV Weather But « ”.*» !7T J?UcmjToICitrus Undamaged Federal warning aervlrr here forecast frost, and aub-frrexlng tem n eratu m s*sln tomorrow, but •akl nresent eobl wav* would ptaa bv Thursday night- The forecast •onlrM Includes' Flnrahrm a 27, Naw flmv.na -70. Mima 29. Banford, Ovladn. and Fern Park 32. Funeral Services Held Mary Lee Leadford For J. M. Wilson, Jr. Rites Held Today F aaseel aerricaa for Mary Lae Laadfard. IS. wha died a t tha heme a f - b a r grandparrats ta O riada Baaday a t S il l P. M. w a n h o ld t a tha F irst B antiat Chuiuh ta Oriada thla ta a M h g a t UsSS A. M. with the R rr. l i m a B. Day. paster, a fn d a tia g . Burial w as J S a t e tha Oriada cemet ery. P eru la Oataearilte, Oa. aa M ar. U , M tt. Miea leadford h e . B n d •j*- *r 4 ; J- *t £ * Fnnaral services for J. M. WII* , J r , 29-year-old aon of Mr. «W( Mr. J. M. Wll.cn. Hr of thla city, wera held a t tha First Bap­ tist Church this afternoon a t 2:10 •'clock with the Bar. W. P. Brooks, pastor, officiating. Burial was aaada ta tha Evergreen O n e tunr. Geurge Munson, 77 Dies Suddenly A t His Sister’s Home George Munson, 77, retired sea captain, died .uddenly at tho lurma uf hia sister, Mra. Ililma Londqui.t, on tho Country Club Road yesterday nt 12:30 P. M. During Id. seafaring. "Captain" Mims.in, n. he was railed by hi* friends, vl.itrd the .even M . and moat of the wmld'a porta and told many Interesting .lories of Ms cxnrrienea. Hr « » horn In Sweden on B«pL 24, 18A2 but ram* to thla country when hr was a small hoy and wxa one if Ihe pioneer arttlrrs in ■ Swi'dMi rclony in the vicinity of wliol Is now lip*.la before ha left Im— wur. than (it) years ago to ..a m hi, xvafuring rairrr. Hr was a llfo member of tha Masonic Lodge In Naw York City and lh* members of thr local Ma­ sonic Lodge . will conduct grt.re­ side service, during tho Intern­ ment In the Lake View Cemetery. Survivors are hia daughter, g u Josephine Munson, hia slater M* a brother, EmU Magunaon, aQ of Kanferd. Funeral acrrlcM will he bald'at ths Erickson Funeral H a u l Thursday afternoon with tho Kev. J. It. Hoot, pastor of tho Cougrugatlunal Church, officiating. AUSTRALIA REDUCES ntO M T CANnF.RnA, Australia, J m . A —(AT—Tha federal ngTwngwrit has derided to -tatplM ontf the north terrilory’ where of land atUI remain t Grating grants wlU be huge arras e r i n t M ' 200.000 aqoare mites of that will thus be opener A large numbar of frlauds at* tha aarvlcaa and th a n was LOCAL WEATi i �i t :x > • *'■ r* • .t *' *- ■ I' r-Vr >* J r n > ' , r > • M(r . -l* v r: it ( v t * V, s « » l !• • w ‘. >^AY, JA N U A R Y 8, IM P T H E SA N FM U ) H t t u t p , SA N TO RO , FLO R ID A lord Herald Sanford Has;A New Mayor DEMOCRATIC MENU FOR JANUARY 8TH WEEKLY A t th e reo rg an iz atio n m e e tin g o f th e C ity C o m m u ­ nion In st n ig h t, W a lte r S. C olem an w an elected m a y o r o f S an fo rd f o r th e co m in g y e a r. M r. C olem an h a s h n d tw o y e a rn ' ex p erien ce n s a co m m issio n er, la n p a s t p resid e n t o f th e K iw anla Club, lia s alw a y a ta k e n on ac tiv e |>art in th e w ork o f th e C h a m b e r o f C om m erce, an d lx well q u ali­ fied fo r th e pdVt h e now occupies. W ith tile election o f M ayor (*okm nn, E d * H ig g in s Joya dow n th e gatfW w hich h e h u s held fo r th u p a s t th r e e y e a rs . T h ro u g h o u t th is p erio d th e C ity lias m ade c o n tin ­ uous p ro g re ss an d th e ndminir- ra tio n o f locsi g n v eriq jjp n t h n s h e rn auch as to w a r r a n t th e p u b lic's u|ii>rvdntion, o f M nyor H ig g in s' aetiv o a n d e n e rg e tic e ffo rta in th e C ity 's OU.AVO RICKS FLORIDA 3U NSIH NE—Flortds sunshine is appreelitcd moss in Um N atien's CapiUl than It is In Um Htato of Florida- I hsppened to he fortunste enough to joo an expat intent u t tho W trld’a F air In Which E stlern Air Lines c iiiie d equipment to a Florida beach to capture the rays of the rua and by a eel U in process held I w i l w ill !»• rkam rd Itr ilar ^ivrtlaliMI w lrt. ■ X fH ir«p *r l i t ^r-a.n tnh f . rfjtrtvfflt T b i l l r t i U la Itua'i »I«I4 • ( a d i.r lU la a . ■re saalalatan l at Ikr l«r»M ml Ikr raaaf r, n llk prlah d e se r ta M la '.'klrao* aa* >E V E R S E y o u TODAY X T KXI’KRIENCK OF OTIIB TEACH YOU: If they »!.ey I aerve him, they shall spend fF nays In pm »|irrity, on I Ir yea i s In pleasures—J n ’i been n m a rs e d Im p ro v em en t. T h e re fu n d in g liDJffRW w h ich wna in n u g n n C cd d u rin g th e a d m in istra tio n f l|M * F o f ShinholB cr, Juts lieen r n r r ii'J to n su ccessfu l ronchiyion a n d (h e e f f o rt In round u p th e few rem a in in g "h o ld -o u t* b o n d ­ h o ld ers Is p ro g re ssin g sa tis fa c to rily . D esp ite hpm pM cau ex em p tio n , th e b u d g et h a s b ee n k e u t in .b a la n c e an d c e r ­ ta in n ec essary im p ro v em en ts h av e been m ade. T ypical o f th e en e rg y M ay o r H ig g in s h a s d isp lay ed In w o rk in g fo r th e C ity is th e " T ra d e A t H om e" ca m p a ig n w hich h e in a u g u ra te d la st m o n th an d w hich h a s I w n ■» la rg e ly resp o n sib le fo r th e In crease in b u sin e ss w h |ch eo m any o f o u r local m e rc h a n ts re js irt. M uynr H iggins h M been n p ro g re ssiv e a d m itila lra llq n in ev e ry M iu r o f tP a w on! nntl Includes m an y sticeesscs to w hich he m ay JH$tiy p o in t w ith p rid e A nd so w hile e x te n d in g o u r c n n ip tlu lu tio u s to tltp new M ayor, we ca n n o t let th is n eesfinn pas* w ith o u t P$* ’rtnu The Niilurday Review of li'IUIIlilM l.lluralun-)I fat heavy footed with On* whito clods weighing me down Ot lightly na .Memiry »r even ■•'.Hanjn heiw-lf, lliK alaed as llm Victory of Smooth. F / race on n shell" Everyone thought tHut when Ituaaih'a lUiMMMi.OUQ |gHt*h*n sail on two wind-home Ice Pie ntincked 3.000.000 Finn*, the war would ho u pukhovor 7 bc-ita Into the town;>;ift a* thought which from hill Finlund'g pigmy little army didn’t H«em Li have half tin »• hill run Imp cbftuco the Poltfk had when tho Herman Juggernaut got that! not tanglo my feet in the started. For years we have been reading about the m W 'rtlckcta of pruio i t elide smoothly us verse. On vincible priwen* of Hnsala’a mighty lied Army of 4.000,OfM. !■ the alone where Ilia nn-lte-l men with IH.fMiO.lMKl tralnml reserves. 4 allow* f r .ic B u t a f t e r w eeks o f f ig h tin g th e Hiisainim a re no f a r ­ kbbll evade the valleys narrow t h e r along in th e ir eonquunl o f th e sc ra p p y F in n s th a t g 'i n d tUF|ij meeting friend* amt v tailing while in Florida. By the lime thla (caches the pie** I shill be start! Ing on the New Vaar willed will naturslly hr a strenuous one. t | hope that I ran be or even greater ' rrrvicc la my frirmta Ihh year than In the plat. DIFFICULT HUSSION — Any session of ('a lig n -s I* not a m at­ ter to be taken with * j *c and ir« taxation Imt the now session of* fu n many perplexing problem*. It i* hinted that the ('ongrasa will he asked lo raise the limit of. the naflora I d a ll to fifty billions,'W t-it n headache! It urn Id Im m sy to say No U It were not for the foci I hot when _wi> reach the present limit the Troasuiyr Department will cease to pay out any funds. Somebody Is on the apot. Ollier im portnnt queatlrns n rr: U' .illon for national defenae. the Adminlsf* Iratloii'n p r.g rain for irciurnral ngn-emenU. iimriidnu-nta t.> the N eutrality Bill, further libmullxuUon of the Koctal .Security Act, Dumb (i«riU« DISPELLING THE FOG BY CUARLES MICURLSON Deaaacratk N atkaul tieewMIea Ariurtling lu tunic -rpuhllcani nut because it would cost hall au will h.-or the mol if of hurry, f'"pfllt' a a I ho dawn, bioltgli the trrr.a you may ask if o “lt'« my face you hhvc ipvii; (link of me always n< flying, r^ fly in g through atwuv dth tny h air slrt-imini: Imrkward In molten, the wind III my niMh cumiHiign. .W e d o n 't know w h n t se rslc e a ilirrclur of the Kupublleun Na­ tional Committee— mink'. howh e couh e w r, U-forr he hud attained his em inent positior and liii^'e rotittered unltfM he |im v o d hint-self to bn th e funic* present while lu- w its'piestsuably ex p ire* ru n n u r nmonw tho Buwiiaii g e n e ra ls, y,|H „ nn views— the effo rt I’rncticully a d m ittin g th h t th e re isn ’t it b ru in in “ tMr* H' make u campaign Issue gf load ea st n r ilic V istu la, th e B u y slan s h av e upiHXtlcd to i tho reciprocal trade agreement* la not mi ho|. For this g e n th Se-.i (From I’oelry) G erm an y fo r 200.000 tra in e d te c h n ic ia n s « m*n wrote under his «wn slgntvI hid to begin mmin hmv to win \ i r ’«.rica an d to reo rg an iz e th e jr n atlo n n l econ­ lu re : "Becauan many yenra age • lo»g dldctslmu (if my |»n * iV® ! the KcpuMkan* managed lo reom y so th a t w hen tro o p s go to th e tr o tu th e y will r ...... hope a tilcsaodcr l-cstav-il an tlM'atylu Of Amy Ion oil; Mimi-tlimg w ith w hich to fig h t. A fip r tw e n ty y iu r s o f main In power foy w long period ipld e r d c my first poem* done com m unism , th o Itumdunn hitve a t lunt " ,m« f,n ce *'* f a :e> 11 y thum ping the full dinner IUlpii Wsli» Bmciiten, to ii-ii-k «iih. tsi'after eight and tm -nty yrnrs life, and half nf them uf verse, xy now to Uetmm a man 1 m s p rrt. What I began Blrokliitr's lush, nini -lrsl In c a d id In Cuiicurd's wintry fierxe. tc ,,—Winfield Townlry Hcutt. trututatlons, as much na th e American prodtx'. hut basrause It was n Is-tter ptmluct. It was b etter fur the aimplc vagaon th at all th r heat ports of 0 h re f c ritte r Are Used lo thn United S tales by the M elons fo r tain- aa everything front s iitsla d ra V i to - rankfa rte rs ,. while tho r a m p * cat­ tle, being * ehadpeg 1 and more plvisUful and urlUt n ilitf.-rent kind of m arkrl, go Into the ran* prlass. LANEY L A N E rS DRUG STORE Prompt Delivery ----- Telephone 103 :i s s ? ^ s,rra » a ! ft: USED CARS Unexcelled In Looks • Performance Quality and PRICE 10IS t'hsvrulct Driuxt Town |M 9 1 •tSM rik v rro k t D d s ir Ttnra Sedan. Radio. I» te t ’hevToiat $< i FriendJys Fortunes Florsheuns A Note To Hitler Tin- man who.saved 577 yf your wtilors front death when they oheyetl your order to scuttlg the Nu*i luxury litter, t'oltimhu*. is u Jew. Ilia name ia'llarry A. limit and ho was bom in Tykr, I about this tint-- nf yrar Texas, tip Sept. 22, 1884. He rc-ntmands the U. 8. 8. Tus­ ft always begin to get dls- caloosa by commission from the government of the United , Wjllr oamrlf fur mnlinu. Blatcs to defend freedom of conscience, frewlom of speech, Writr It m j . freedom nf the press and freedom of movement for free $ Coach C O R R E C T M R U 'S 3VEAR iupiK*e ; (’hngrr&s will he people. i)Ulti» a numts-r uf UU< Would any of your men on the Columbus have rescued the neat frw urvka, but it won't hava anything on Captain limit had thee found him where he found them? Vieu Drr.klont to HU*, o u u r man. ••nt frankly far f r t i lntd« wtth —Washington Tlmes-Hcrald. al! South America, aiut "pcaoMt nm ovsl of uaaeeew eiy tnw e Times* tin twit, fuundwt *n h»n 1 s t »vbs • tilt battling U airirn with wthar cowArieei a* Oleanders do tw-al when thay ErnV*l-l Overall ert • ha* )u«i ulahiutrsl -Ms a step toward veumueic- l»c— itthdsy. That la-a nutcble l-rrlty and' world poeev," Ttw i a f hay puWiratton in a* wo* In a apooch heforr Urn 4dH a state as HArtds. Dlrvi-laiwi Chamber uf Cmamirvv. (? * /' •' And a IlUio In-rdte this, a Com that the Mvscoi.' ru rtrn aa dtervod a wariltuv r suagslaat alt f-n-tgu ruirvc* operatlug in Uuasta, Wu errtnlM wg Upa* dire k /* t will know 1<M than ,abc-at w hst is suing un I M t PlyuMuth Dclaxa Toura hav* t«ea *uak to ikite, not ta tefeata ' Ian nags fj At th at no*, kulturol and In- aught.ta hreho- '«°t* f> Standard -isauuaaily R s tu - a .t- e ( J u M ; Drugs TRY BREAKFAST OR LUNCH AT AND YOU'LL COME RACK AGAIN 1 1 1 . H« hum! We suppose llriO will miner or latrr tiring forth some Big kind of butbtu diner. m BatW r KodakF ls lth ia i Faderatlon. “ was hurt by the $131,000,000 of rab b v r we brought la o r by the $101,000,* 000 w erth o f eeffee, o r the $75,000,000 w erth o f raw silkT” lie alao sntunvrato-l the $80,000,000 Importation o f bananas, cocoa henna, c a rp e t' wool, and ten. However, presumably the ItepnhUcana m ust have sumo issue and obviously have not been able to form ulate one yet, a l­ though th eir platform -building 'outfit, the Glenn F ran k com­ mittee. haa horn w orking a t- it w ith th e n ecessity o f h a v in g K ontolhjng to-------th--in k w ith . a __________________ ______^ “ -* A t tho tim e o f th e Rod rev o lu tio n , 5.000,000 R u ssian s j ’-f^the present tkmocraUc U rift hud t i c n u i t v I O n e wuuW inMftnijMM r e p ris e n tio g fo r th o m o at p a r t (huso w lto I—LIIIimI hupU nl Republicans w eald shoot asIanIk! .eiw..rs~ wsL. ..M n alk i. at ra te d th e h ig h e s t m e n tal en pacitins, w o re c ith e r Kill si I o u tr ig h t o r d riv e n o u t o f th e c o u n try . E v e r alnce periodic iMu in | p u rg es o f ono k in d o r n n o th e r h av e k ep t th e u v ern g e in- Dcnfa^ telllgcnce u t so m e th in g little b e tte r th a n o f m oron. n iirlm r th e nnnt th r e e -yenra, m o re th a n 25,000 o ffic e rs t « | N , all, . It it only natural hun-ting uf Congress lvo tho war new^ (iff the and the Relief Dill, which la ai­ \rnyc on Im portant piece c f tvgisIstion. Wo will have plenty to do w ith th„-*o and cf couiso much mere will arise- ................ NEW KEUEHAI. BUILDING— The cv u tn n U iu r luo new Federal Building' to houw the l'o il Ufitcu and tho Federal Court a t Orlando have finally Icon ad vet Used for bids. N oun ally it is a plraaqte to b in * this m atter to a conclusion but It will be m :re of i ;pU-.'Bura to see tho building constructed. This building will b.> in keeping with the splendid progress of this beautiful C entral Florida city. D urlrjr the ip :/, S tate census It was rfov.ii th a t Orlando had made g:c.*l stride* In Incieaslng popu­ lation. I predict that the next eens is will show thot excluding Mi­ ami. O'Undo hns mado perhaps more cf n gain than any other city In the Slate. Orlando h ia some thing. M nrjorle Kinnnn Rnwllng*. a u ­ thor of Florida stories, Including th r I’u l't ir r prite-w lnner, Tha Yearling, haa purchase.I a hour* though there liai -een n change r-r. the i.m d d u n ei ut C rescent n«l the |>loa*urc that t-onu-.i frtm Beach, near P.i!ntl:i. ..Sr-.r th e v w ere or. th e f ir s t dnv. E v e ry w h e re th e suceessog itavt feu ra o n tt retch me. huaevrr all lieen on th e side o f F in lan d . I f th e F in n s keep o n w in J'fjrOU try, I hnyo goliv, lltalvo a* ever Dlann, on the n in g v icto ries, traople a ru liab le to beg in b ein g ’'° ,Ty *01 i h o p o o r Iliissian s. A nd th p algnlficnP* fac t nt o u ts ta n d r'.th a s v keen, 1 COLUMN m W K B Q tm si $ at �I r IDNE8DAY, JANUARY S, 1M0 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Mrs. Porter Lansing Elected Circle Head S o cia l A n d P erson al Activities MISS LILLIAN ADAMS; Society Editor Social Calendar WEDNESDAY D u ra Fish Galloway Memoiial M usl.nle will be presented In the W c.nan'a Club a t 8 10 P. M Junior W«max*’a Club wlU meet a t 3 30 P. M. in the- club house. Practice of of fleet* r f the O. E8. will U held at 7:S0 P. M. in the Musonlc Hall. All officer* arc urged to attend. U d ic i Auxiliary of Beth laranel will hold a business meeting at 8;30 P. M. In the Jewish C-mraunity Center. THURSDAY Regular n u rtln g r f Setnlnolo Chapter Number Two o f the O r­ der uf the Eastern S ln r will laheld in tho Ma.-onie Hall nt 7:10 P. M * T. E. I.. Class of tin- Fi*»t lk«pti.t Chinch will .ueet -it h:llll o'clock nt the home <f Mr*. W. I . Kloudrnmirc with group four t s hostesses. The South Sale P. T. A. will meet in Ihe tchnnl /-mlilorium nt 8:00 o’clock with the Itrv. Martin J. Rrant spsnVing on "Child'a P eiaohallty’’ An Executive Hoard mroling will bo'held nt 2:10 o'clock in the achocl libtaiy. Executive Hoard of the West Side P. T . A. will meet a t 2:0d P. M. A t 2:10 P. M the P. T. A. meeting will he held. FRIDAY The Hu»lno»s W tm an* (UrVle nf the F irst Presbyterian ehtitrh with Mi*. Mary Katie eliittrmnu. will m eet nt tho home nr Mr* Grave.' G. William*. 2171 Sanford Avenue, n t K:U0 o'clockA meeting will l.-e h:ld by the Ameriran lA-gi.ui Auxiliury nt 7:10 o'clock in the h gion hut for the purpose of organising a dunlar Auxiliury of the _Ambri.'ati l.e<r ion. W orkers Council of the First B ap tlit Sunday School will meet a t 0:30 P. M. Supper w’ill Kaerved to all who hltv# m»de teaervAtion*. Miami report* th a t over 1.000 light plants a re winging their way aouthw anl tn participate In ,th* All-American A ir Maneuver* to ba held In tliut city, January f.-T, PACIE THREE Talkies, Colored Movies Developed In Last Ten-Years Telephone 1-18 HAPPY BIR TH D A t Mis* Th’eo Vlrkery Mis* Florence Well* im n e o n ! follow . i . j - ! ih: h m i r * let l I’ll^ h ill -*!• 'I *N\,# IU JACK STINNETT t h e i l e i t h o f Kloi.it < * lh»* NEW -YORK. Jim 1.—td 't— |*ii »sin g t. i th. . i»r (i«'o?gi* rh. i i h» h i . m e lt e n t e r t a i n * White Mm iH I i i ?l iIn* end i m p t H v i l l m n m t l i o r ttie IP-W* n*« • f tla »*n\. t».iud* loiili.^l tin d»*e-de v hi n •upinMkit?- grew imi-irnN H r . .t I .Lru.l at* Mrs. Strickland Presides At Meet Mr*. SI. II. Blncklnnd. new chnlinim of flip 'M ary IjunlKih Circle of the Woman'* Missionary Society cf Ihe h irst Methodist I'h u 'rh , conducted the « meet In* belli y c stm liy afternoon ut her honte In M ayfair with Mr*. K. II. I ancy it* r- h rs le s s . The devotional Wni led by Mi*. Hurke Steele mid the folio* inir eommittee rtrtirm cti were appoint­ ed by Sir*. Strickland: World Outlook. Mr». Ilurke Steele; Suppile#, Sim. Clarke Leonauly: ami Christian Social R.-latlrn*, Mr-. A. II. Mlddlctrn Alao, 'P in g tam , Mrs. K. II. I aney; Courtesy nml Sunshine. Mr*. J. O Laney; Study, Mr*. Get lit* Hardin, and Visiting, Mr* Iliipett Strickland m il Mi*. K- II. lainry. Mr*. A rthur Philip* announce.! a lone meeting of the Methodist Woman’* Missionary Soeletlc* in thia tone to he held hc:o hrld iy . A covered dish luncheon will tic served. Refreshm ents we-e served by Ihe ho*te*se* to Ihe fi.llnwtng cl*cle members present: Mr*. J. It. Adams, Mr*. Fred Cnllum. Mis. E. l \ Smith, Mr*. 0 . K. Ootmly. Mr*. Rurke 8teele, wad Mr*. Glenn E. McKay. Also, Mr*. Clarke Ixnna'dy, Mi*. W. C. Hill, Mr*. Paul Johnsrn, Mr*. A. II. Middleton. Mis. Roby l.ning, Mr*. George llaidln. and Mr*. A rthur Philip*. figon'*; and «»i n-tnm lnc xanitv unit i»n nv >Wnintr oxtMintiMtn^ in Tl. >l\ all imimU* Ok- tnrvii* hi*! ». m tho •*0*'«w«lrrntlr. The atnitr hit it • ►lump into ad u lt t a l k n e t pirtuM**; th** * l ’e e >j'w a n v i v n t t»f i»iit inu**ltill . ( l a i t b l tiSMiprratinn ol‘ th e ini»d, t!»e ii<r t»l s e r i a l ^tgitifl* •t»•»*.» d r a m a * ; initio o p en ed it* i ' » i itnd p*nml.«cd a fiittni* • I le|i*%| ion: Olid >|irnlii l*if* took C. F. Stahl is in Tampa for a few day* on husine-s. Mr. and Mr*. W. t*. Hill had a* their bouse guest* Sunday and slonday, Jimmy (T app- and J. I.. Oliver, »>f Cairo, Gx. to Ti 'o . it' tot . , the |.*i«ttiir.ati t t »ok o v e r t- tint tie* « nd o f th * t‘i.i h o • .« » i w a n d l i i g h t o - elinpU * »* .n Kiithatine Ci'iin Kthet ntid h lui D • i»u I.oat , *'«•»»• b roke i»s on I ii-r tiad • Mnn»l •*• n tlo ie shutter* and tier ante »*»d^hoi\ t.. . i \ th ••• • to *tiiftlft «lob* Inn •■iKHTnlri! «»•« l .oulway III Villa* | '| | lit^'.l i>.l* th e i’i*ht t i ! the I" i.ill.i** y e a r oil th e eeeeeti. it the I ' t • Mi*. G*». Coope- and aon. Eonte r, uf ram ille, Ga., are vhiitinc here a* the huu*«- guest* .if Mr. •tul Mr*. W. L. Stothlenmiie loot u n til th e P in tu « t i n t i* , ' (hi •«*eu .!Mid*\eiin;ii5e • «'l>a j i n i v i t l . Ali i nloi piefineM; • • • 'I t - , pinilee-«'.| h , V\a|t | l h - llig m u- 1,* I , C.-iirg,\\ bile rim . 1, ■ I ; 1M '.n mil luomired In l!il!> I! • . ia':e1 ,* uiir-tcnt • and leJidtttti: f«ntni edetiR t h tfncisl . m u it i * 1 ......|*'ietl• »!»- l»>m j i l l m i n movie *ti‘i j i r t sprelarli' «?• «.*. . . . 1. , ,t ,il-i\it - . ullll ilia ..im • .It elm • on I "Ti ha.v.i Iti «•I i' . i iiiu n l* . I •• 11 ••• ill « m |;li nttendaiNe hr., minin': tin ii|*«'tt. d il« it.." - ii 11.in .im,• nf till- li.l-ll. .Ii d I. ill III sixth 1- .till . ttihc- -c. Ini signiftram i pla» mill* t<.,1 nv cliff,.'d .Mi t . si,hi- > Kingsley •iii.l ,*1Ii.-. ■ I im I |ui|i.dn< Itr. returned to Maryville College in Maryville, Tenn., n fler spa'ialing Ihe holidays here with her family Mr*. 4. i\V. Short ntriv,-,! Mon- Fred G-inas returned Sunday >" Mutiny S tate College in Mill lay, Ky., a fte r visiting heie .hiring tho htiliday* with his mother, Mrs. Mne Gann«. Mis* t.ouise Hardin left day afteinoon to tesume her die* a t M ontrrat IliiU'etsily M.intteat, N. C . a fte r tihere during Ihe hohlny*. ih im ANNOUNCEMENT ,.t Plans Made For Zone . Meeting Of (’ircle Kiirnifu of M im |)oi i« \V« will rrg rrl to Im rn licit «hi* i nt ilu iiomr i f her r. Mis J Pell on Wont Kttflit«vnili Nt with infltirnxa. l*lnn< vvetc mn«l«a for tho inrotImc In l*o hrM hriv on Krlilny nl ilio m rcllng of rirrle Hrvon of llu* MolliMli^t \V. M. S. !)t*Mrnliy nftrriioon nt lh»* luum* jn f Mih . W. P. < hnpnun on Oak Miss lloris ‘Ik itl.n . *Avrmo* bvilli Ml*, fh ip m n n |»rrlust night front M. iitu . ll (pidim: in tin* nlwewv of the chnirshe vi.ited for the pu nmn. with her parent*, Mr. » 1l»o n iiilin n wn^ opcniMl willi C. It. Rat tern. n rcHpturo nn«l pi*yor mnl f«»l* li.wiil l«\ ol«*clion of cfflrri* for George McClelland Im- retn.oeil liic y ia 1. O ffircii rliT ln l inclmlj’; to his tenrhing ill llra.lent.oi otl.-i I ('hitiriitnn, ,Mrr< .1. -I. C’arv rr; Vln% sptnding the C hristians vionio.ii ( IviiriiiMti. Min. I.. M. Sw iln; with his parents, Mr. uud Mi I I Ni'crelnrv nml llopnrtor, Mm. F. Mct'l. Hand. J K. Willinnm; roniiii*Uoiinl Trrn^! i:»cr. Mi**. T. K- WiUon; lA»cnl I* land McClelland has return d (TreHMitor. Mm. .1 II. <Tr.nvfonl: to lamisinnu College in .\l. \iu: and Hnimliino TroaMiriT, Mm. John dria, I.a., where lie is :i puiier, a fte r spending the Christum- li I ii'ny* with his family. w r.s T iN c .iio u s i: 01 a i i . h Cyprc?.T (»nrt!onn, FI#.—Floriilu Mon# forintt ;t "( iOiki With tho \Viinl,M Imckirroimil for »harming. Mrn. riaiulii rep|H>r ns alio stnmls on ;v rusli.' In hIri) in ^ pr.'ss dens, tvonrinj: it rostnnio of llu- Oltl South, . v• • . . - rh.'to n n»iiict>w ' *Th» Spier uf S. II. S Hr I ick M yrrt FORGET Missionary Society Stew art Gntchel has retut iu->l I ’ West Point, N. V., a lte r -»—I lui • Holds Regular Meeti Ihe Christm as holidays v il l i In The Wcmsn'* ’Missionary Hoeiely i f the Klnit Christian Church hehl Its regular meeting «t the church T u c d a y evening with Mm. If. J. Clause prr-jidiug over the business, aeuion. )lrs. J . L. .NU-Uck Jxd ib c pro- i j ' parents, Mr. and ]Gntchel. Mrs. I'..n I iffam for tho etcnlrflj .vlih Mi". PERMANENTS $ 1.00 OIL WAVES $2.00 and up The V anity Fair B eauty Shap la m w undor lha managem ent «f P rlnca.s P al, 1131 1 Indi­ an* A rt., Dol.and. U p.lalrs in Ik* Blawart Building. Tela- phoae 813. Martha Oldham, nporutor Today & Thursday A tth v r fsenherg presenting tho devotional study. I’upnrx on “ KvangclUm” were given by Mm. 0 . H. Ijindre**, Mr*. W. II. Young nml Mr*. II. J- Clause. A *oel*l hour fall wed with Mr*. Clete Dchs.in as liostesa. Itvfreshment* were »rrv.sl tu the following member* present: Mia. O. I), l-andrcss, Mrs. W. II. Young, Mr*. A rthur Isetiherg. Mr*. A. I*. Ilandy, Ml** I'alsye Handy, Mrs. J. Horten. Mr*. II. .1. C tiuse, Mrs. F o u n t May, Mrs. .1. 1 , Nlblark, Mr*. Joe Petra*, Mr* Clcbn Hotnon ami Ml** l.ols Ann Ihtbrmt. 1 , * NEW ARR1VAUS ' ; . ' ' ' ' J ' j Bill Proston Ih V Honored At Supper Murgo" Bill P m t t n , who was home from the University of Tennra»oe a t Knoxville to *|iend the CbrUtmaa holiday* with hi* fam ­ ily, * i | boa o rg u r.t New Year's Eve a t a buffet »upp*r given by E. Ii Tyler, J r y ha* r»-lo tied to Washington. D C . n ils, (pending Ihe Christm as hrlulnv. with hi* patent*, Mr. rnd Mi E U. Tyler, and gTnnditvjthei, Mis. Mnlliu->*nr<*uny. Pint Record In Traffic Deaths | Is Held By City Hr. and Mis Douglas G. Seott have as Ihclr giesf* Mrs. Hcntt's parents, Mi. and Mia. fink.- Hill, •n.1 hrolher, Richard, uf I'lilengn, who pk'ti to visit h e ir nlnnl two ir'HMilaucU r , s u i s t * tract week*. grnt program." The »tpiare-jnned six foolei is pi mi.' of Ihe tec. rd established hy II,.- i d uniformed men in his .hr* ) IM>I UK r AYf BAX I f R B A R R lC A D t "Tito two biggest problem- In the yc'tr ahead a te dluratlng tiedealt Ians—particularly elderly t>edcalrltna—and reducing ihe d. ty­ i Mis* Ethel Rent Hm returned In ing menM r cteali-il hjr .It ink mg. her similes a t Montreal Universi­ In 17 of the 12 fntnliti. s Imuor ty In M ontrrat, N. C., a fte r spend­ was involved. ing the holidjy* hare with has “Twetily-fwir of the fainlitie* parent*. Rev. and Mrs. J . |l. Root, wsre |Hslratrlans. Their nvet .ge and family. up* w s 31 1-2 y ia * and it would hive Item much higher we-c It Musgrnvfl returned j ntd f. r Iwn children Itillrtl." I* at tidies a t t h e , ....................... “ i. C. M. bar gird ItnolK off god rattuned frtm tOVBLTY Hand. M u . Irvin son. &l(». H erbert S't nny I uwrll h a w Monlgo mty. Ale, e th e r reUtlvxs. Whllo t PROCT01 UTTLE WONDER STUDIO a PHOTOS l i e R iB M li U c t t O c K o „. " ' ‘'• '• a i., !>■ ' u * u “ ••‘I f* . . Our Fiaasl M u slin PENCO KHEKT& stock up at A our new low 3w ' price, 81". * W " I �k V •Vt % «iHr?*«>.w. , /»*< t r f r v •-A/I****' rlA .*tr --•f, T ' ✓ is nsM/UJUji oanjora s supreme 19 oemi-sinnuai i rc The B uying Opportunity E agerly A nticipated: b y the Discrimfriating Shopping Public? A * Sweeping Disposal o f H igh-Type, Seasonable, Most Desirable Merchandise! The Choicest productions p f ' Foremost ^producifi Aristocrats o f F a s h io n s ,t :• Thoroughbreds o f Qualities N o w at sharp Concessions in prices. Here are R ich V a lu e - Giving Pickings fo r You\ Second P aij-Saiurdnj Opening [/* * Host .80 8quar« Count The Greatest Sale Within a Hundred Miles of. Tout Get» Under Full Steam B H B B L fK B _ *■■!■wto*lISll ft S f 1 JA N FRIDAY ^ [ .7 5 th Thrilling Economies fo r K een Buyers Entire Stock of Standard Merchandise, Singularly free from To Continue Dally Until Further Notice 0 For on huur or o» long aa atvrral hundred yard* hold out wo wl Ooll boat print* a t JOe yd. 'Not over > yard* to a customer. J . L. TA Y L O R , Salon P ro m o te r « r J u n t f C le a ra n c e S ale la a n old cu sto m o f T h e Y owell Co. an d in cnth u sia a tlc a lly looked fo rw a rd to a n a tte n d e d by a le r t nhoppem o f th in srrito ry . T h la th e n k d e fin ite ly y o u r g ra n d o p p o rtu n ity fo r • b u y in g y o u r o r BOnltM a h e a d w hile n rteea a r e no a m a x in c lr a U r a r tlv e .' H e r . a r« f u n pages fairly sp ark lin g w ith r a re econo m i n t In C h a rg e O f T h in E v en t Mediocre or shoddy Goods, Going at Specific Reductions from Actual Valuations ’ . . , P l a i t H> c> \ r \ S a F iM lIv *;.i .. r ! r‘ . •■ a enfolk who appreciate stylo sndgro. t i t * ! ' **■ r w •^r E u y several a t tlie low M lM g ii Silks — Wools ~ ChcBl T he very dressesw earing •fi / f Id , the prevailing wintar reason. Fin* are In oelset colors I you ?> \ ONE GROUP . DRESSES TO $5.95 In all styles and host typos. Silks and woolens in cltoie* styles and colon priced to dose put—Assorted types—values to M UR at only |L 4 9 . O ne G roup A nuthsr Group DRESSES TO $9.95 AU Reduced A ll Other Dresses Reduced/ T h e F sm o u a mj 3 COATS $1.79 $2£9 $2.49 $2.79 $2.95 $5.29 Ths $11. G n d s Coats, a t only Grade, at Grade, at Grade, at Gredeyat m * $2.00 SHIRTS 63x99 Size, at 72x99 Size, at 72x108 Size, at 81x99 Size, at 81x108 Size, at M ark T w ain' $1.65 Shirts $1.39 ar. - o .WTm- .■ ^ / " • b 00** from fine apyirel fashioned by Hart, V ^8rh affn er S Marx— Ihe height of character J B . ja tn 'a .waarabUs—g r u it wpoUits, tailored lo H. 8. ft M. Inlmltablo o w n e r. $5.05 Suits, at $6.95 Suits, at $1.05 $5.89 « « U", s „ | t Si „ ( S 7 ..1 9 $0.05 Suits, at $7.05 49c 79c 89c 98c if • combinations ue« on *als. Socks, at Socks, at Socks, at 2 2 2 JJ-J® A IK Hose, now U a a a :- n * ^ . If. VII wool an>l part wool 'gU nktts— Coml #lth ollk ami H U f i coverb—and wool f ttul down fllkd vcomfertcr*,' JOr rvlucod 'id * Khcdulci $1.50 $1.95 $2.50 $2.95 $3.05 i 1.05 M crt'a— Roys* The I lit.75 Full*. Kensington IIuls Sisdo by HiontwonJ and Uunt- *cn— In choicest style* k co’-jrs. $1.88 $2.95 $3.50 $3,95 $4.95 *15.95 Sivcatcro, Sweaters, Sweaters, Sweaters, Sweaters, Sweaters, JS1.69 i?2.49 $2.98 $3.39 $1.19 $4.95 M en’s— B oya' JACKETS. : h and other gwod wabas oa* prices: 95 Jackets $6.49 *5 Jackets $7^9 f5 Jackets 9Jj9 flood MOulsn*, good n m t.f ►tandinc value A .vrvlrc <L $4.29 • ALL WOOL SWEATERS product of the color*. ' .95 S olus, On N u n e s a n d M aids Whit* and.cflorod materials . Grade. 98c S1.G0 Grade, I U 9 fl.95 Grade, 11.69 |2.96 Grade, 12.49 SUR Grade, I2A9 rants Pants Pants Pants Pants Pants For Mon und Studonls $5.00 Quality Children Tphoenk all colora and comblm ROM In this sale sM w uft staple more) RS l f Hna a ]' •*»''' «oee^now,,.,• Jackets * Overalls TROUSERS Al Ucdiicliuii Including nil ‘vim .—corduroy mol • ■—variety of i'l> “Stetson Specials'*- in uvular weight Hats, alio “dtctsoli Play­ boy" In air light wcluhl. All sites and roloro. I, PHOENIX P-tMrt no ,m w« uuvwuHOSE vreign.— 912.75 su m , 80** Ito 14 Woolens! Reduced From $32.50 W omen's F am o u s suns NECKTIES rr^pn, Thao* are.In nlea colon k pattern*, also some In whiti holds 'o u t they will go a t 19c.________________________ The « n .1 b qtndu Coats, now at BLANKETS , V $9.95 Al Kino S av in g s l.nliL* m hot I p an t* Mills- .til Wool Fata it * in blue. l»i« uii ami O ne L o t o f Good 81ilrt* O ut on 8*le A t Only Sharply Reduced Alao *' 79c 88c 98c 98c $U 5 Superb | • M ________ f j * tir c u t nalea on Fro* from dressing those famous shoot* will stand years of wuapl—noted for dunbtllty. . 89c $1.00 $1*19 $1.19 $1.29 The tG.UR tirade Cools, now, n l Fur Coats CANNON SHEETS ik Reduced pries* 8 U K ) ( t a r n i e n l H , a t S tic material*— Of:Cdod^tVoolcDi arc there trimmed effects r.nd plain duiijn.ci —In best styles'and eolorr. The f4.9&.Uindc fd j Coats, »<>a nt j Raffled and Tailored styles hi wblt* and colon—all reduced. ,, 69c * 89c $1.00 $1.25* ma 71c $ 1 .2 5 G a r m e n t s . a t 9 S c B uy A Supply N ow ! CURTAINS Tailored and dressy styles In dlika, woolen* and corduroys—out on a rack—values to |9.VI at I5.95, j •1 al Whits k colors b s.t In , tbs R e d u ctio n s O n A ll Finer Drosaos In rich silks and slsgant woolsos, Smart styles. < >'.'11111011 I s , 89c land a t tba tsgular .pjice— For Prompt Selling! Ait Ideal aaeortmsnt of attraetlvs Hat* for tne littlw glrto—Kino Frits, vie. Values to 3.60 at 98c each. ROY’S SHIRTS and BLOUSES Now design! and colors—atsu whlto shlrU—tbs boot and most wsntsd kinds—a t sale pries* t 69c Grade, at 49c $1.00- Grade, at 89c *300 Grade, At $1.69 .Varied.typoa and colon all la boot Basket •»d designs. Now rodntod for Job CWmne*.- Reduced price* oil nown Mahes At aharply reduced prices. All atylea and mutcriala— two-way atratrh, etc. WOMEN'S SWEATERS 81.95 Sweaters, now $2JH> Sweaters, now 12.95 Sweaters, now |3£0 Sweaters, now $3.95 Sweaters, now $6.96 Sweaters, now I u r B est Grades N ationclly FOUNDATION GARMENTS > BRASSIERES . .v Sole prices on W .jr le * .; W h a t a l i a n ;a tt;! light* St iliu hk—Trcju * Distinctive Styles! -T b a -le it styles, matefjafg iad .colon In for* trimmed coat* and taQoroi sport coots—Also ••pices suits o T '^ fg a n t’ fc ria s ^ o n 's a ls llks •Rj . u <v this: ‘ ;1 All$29.76Garment8 $22.50 will-; Al*d piece m ills In c le v e r design* d i n i c i f . y’ ... 1t GoManT •$2.00 Quality, at $1.69 $3.00 Quality, at $2.49 $3.50 Quality, at $2£9 $5.00 Quality, at $4.29 S7.50 Quality, at $639 $10.00 Quality, at $7.98 A t Attractive Price Savings / 116.75 G a m e n la casonable, popular favorite* In dresses 'Jn so m any designs, colors, m aterials fo r yo u r delightful choosing a t really ex« troordlnary prices, now—T his then is th e f ro m .E n tire Slock W inter > Fum oun Beautiful garments of u sa rt - and deolrablo material!, *11 reduced for Jan. Cloaranco. All Sharply Reduced rT h * Yowel1 ^ re#l,y B°*“ lo ,ow n *“ h u n u su n | »,r,c ,n B* ° « f,n c n u r ‘ 1 fh » n d le e In th is J a n u a r y • t'lr a r a n c e —-Mere go lh« tu r y th in g * you w nnl *• bu>* * e* r w ,d « J » y r e d u c tio n ^ T h e nellin,, event u w ln g g ila lo ucllnn F rid a y . J a n . 5 th . a t 9 dL M. D o n 't delay m ak e u rru n g iiiH ru ts lo rom o h e re thdly Read end "co m e1bu y a n d 'd d vet Fine Evening Dresses and Evening Wraps : . Attend C uU lug Down Price* on Bewitching Styles In Section iKtcti-on I ‘ Hat ' ‘53.39 Moil's All At li*!r Frico The Suit.. IJnimi . At S i l . Fries Tlui S 2 t til Suits Al Sa(<v Frlct| Extra S ikk'IuI R ed u ctio n s On Women’s Silk \ *Underwear M E N 'S F IN E WOOI mon M In blue, grey k brown nice pattern*, splendidly inadot * styled—a t these sal* price* * $22.50 COATS $29.7(5 COATS u rH « * 75 RAYON ROHES *d I’im * K nit Uil 79c Underwear |U.V6 Vnluu $3.39 WOOL I m *. W ool runx.is♦ «U>Wjl*l**i » $5.95 Robes, Sold by tin- gainunt- Mini l* or Hiuwvr*. Knltt.-.l Undi-iwcar al 65c each. • Mcn'd— Uoya' MUFFLERS . AI1 Wool—nice a**orlinrnl WOMENS GLOVES B E D SPR E A D S F abrics ft Doeskin, etc Gloves, at-' Gloves, at “ Gloves, at $1.00 Mufflers at 79c $1.50 Mufflers, at 98c C e le b ra ted •'B clijer'' - LUGGAGE All a t reduced pricas. Week-end Cases—Hat Ooxo*— Cares with built-in Drose KacU— OUditona* and Hand Bag*—of leather Duo-Fab— Air-O-Sheen-ate. Make these saving* whU* you have opportunity.^ ItcuiK tions On M ill's —lloytT I’AJAMa S Rroadclollnt — Print* — Milk* — Al*o Outing*-—Nice pattern* k color*. $1.25 $1.50 $1.95 $2J>0 $3.50 $4.95 -Pajamas, Pajamas, Pajamas, Pajamas, Pajamas, Pajamas, 98c $1529 $1.69 $1.98 $2.98 $3.95 l l l s l l l s i n = I I I E U I E I I I = l l l = l l l = l l l = l l l = l l l = | ] | = || | �1 ■o. t ~ 1 > I^M • *’C*> ' f | • ^ y - w v 1’ ^ 1 t L ‘ T»» " «. > r » 'v i * v > a > • " . .*.* > ■ • T\ 'f* V> O T’T T V r-Vh/BfiY’ v T l i p S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A f 'W K D N E S p A T , JA N U A R Y 3, 1940 ews T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A fatter S. Coleman Rock Crusher And Favored lit Feature Tonight ORLANDO Jan. 3_Rock Crtftht r nnd SlmpM.nia, two of the doc* who started ll.r year right by •finning races tho night of Jnn. T , will go to the post in favurlto mica tonight In the featured rare at Sonforj-Orlnndo Kennel Club. M ating It Over Nos- that tho howl gsifirg are in tho limbn of menmri M —iJV* ' M dynr IIL n iln " r.'u" ■ki' ii ' t " ' Cotton m rm otles for thorn team s olid k uppoitn.i of team* ‘ it last *•• he * v s 11'tn n l.ir o f tlio < . —*v • . . ir Link forw nnl to lifl.tVrthftll m l nnsebnll. Still It may be m irsio'i f,< her p v .o il nr s vo " w ell tn *ivimt o ur «•*»•« n hit min look ngaln *t tho •im > . that re* 'itir in - !,* • i • i . ;■> ,v "f 11 im sill*-I with a »low o f T.i*roHnhilng why or *•.•!>• not a a ri • im-nmt rhrh n:i . • t“ iIn- way they did. ' D efoi • ih • V t : ' i " fo r t 1 tf iv Imps l > mind liiio restirc n o r r was !l • ,‘tautlioia C.-il-Tcnrvr* <*i: '■ t i ' 't i \ > ' iii'Mnr *. m o . Ii * •« p to b n l’y It-., t ..i • ' m :• t o -it tho • .. . la fl . I'jisaf I’r.ti - ill .ill i• ■ihcf* l l n ella , •* Kean- •’ « • * lia r , i"i .i ’ r ir s l lia r s : Vutkirlty. :>* 1-1 Sfuii'ii iu.ro ... « l t I I' o n on. rln Its Ii ii Him, ; i*. « 3 n. t.*v laM r f i n ---- . v 3 I I— : fitiirln-. eu.so. no rale; Stull Hunny t s n r < 3 i 3— t net i it. atop Scout . . . t 3 3 j — ', * r.oty ties, 7S.vi, no Muir, no unli-t x * i nih llnro: t a t Mil*. :13. flunnjr Muinu, tsti*. no sale; Stop Nam oi I i.i j p p in r sir. pin 0 r r u t, C.M. Mins JtwcpMno Dillon, who, oo — st u n piitvrn Iho first Mr*. C la n Cable, r-nochctl the then u n k n o w n rrr.vle nsplrant In dratoailca. If pictured In New York a* aha prepared to leave for Columbia, Mo* where the will give course* tn dramatic student! a t Chrta* Millar lli mli r .. . S S I Ih* bug* Rot stop v i e r:ac,!iia* co n tin u n to fore* Red lers ar* lln .u a r» they proudly stood guard over a number on Iho o-> lharu front vher* th* Flans hsr* put th* R*d* .Is T s* , I—S 3— 1 3 —I 3 »«: Staid. n.sri.v iin rn i.n . ■—s. ln .lv F ifth n.tv#; Fnlur ly . :30. shewn abeva with Yyssas, AaafU*. Marie, Cecil* aad Emlli*, has cared fer lb* quiats afaea the day be brought tbsm Into tba world aad will ceatlaa* a* tW tr perseuel physlclau. Tb* agr**m*et, slgs*d by Dr. Dal aa aad Mr. Dleuae, wlpss aul tb* p*ndlag legal s scltuus. It re**mui*uds ereetiee ef a huus* la wblcb lit* cbltdria saa Ufa with tb* rest ef Ih* I t I i — »* ii a Ick, ;.jf. « *•, !.!•; tiUnforsi. lUsl. 3.lo, r JO; Jnppy, S.2v. iii*tol Phot A lla I ’ft, ... 1 1 3 3— 41.to. 7 10, 3 10; T Jo l*ai. T *0, 4 :o. ria to l bliol. M l . H|klh ’ flute; Futurliy. :3o. K aiho of ifop: FI* o f f Mir. Kin K itr a Hint ... . . 4 c 4 1— 1 Uuirlc flU rter . 1 3 3 • —I Team 4 Wins S Straight To Gain “ H e A d v e rtis e d ' Second In Bowling Tournament ONE PASSENGER was bltlesl, ferty atbor* ieju i.! when tho rrscb liliao's C entral lt*d” plewed lato th* re a r c ar ef the Illinois C k etrel "I.e a U lu ’e” a : tha U tte r train a t A rseta, IIHoelc. Bad w eather pruvsnU d tba a n g 'n re r a f tin ••Panruia U iai!od"- f ra e r a f tb* stepped p a sre a q fr trala. GEORGIA TTCII back, starts kls SB yard feswbdown ran (a the 3rd quarter ef lit* "Raa* fcasks'" Osang* Bawl till with lb* M islead T ig .r. la Miami, Fterila. Missouri scared that lets In lb* 1st quart** and Gaargia T*cb t # ,b nv*r tb* eff«atlva *ad af lb* gam* le maral • Team 4, led ky Capl. £ . Ksivcrman w hs rolled a total of S2.1 and \Y. Jcnning" who rollnl a total of CM defeated team a tlitrv str'lfjh t g»moj during the ps.ii week to p :in sedond |ilsco j i r t one kame task i f to * n 0 in th*: s u rirn l t uiWhlknV of ’the Eenfo'd Howl­ ing Club. Tram 3 IH by Capt. I . Tharp w in rolled s. total of 531 tlefpnted tcom R lrd by Copt. T. Holly th co M rnlcht for tho rixlh ran-ecu live R ctnry ,nnd ty this ellmbe] cut of tho ccH ;r tn fourth nluce. • Team 0 led by CaptAV. I.udwig qnd pared, by I’. K l'rhnff who rolled n total r.f 531 defeated tesm 1 led by C 'p t. P. PetoM two put it th irn to hr.ld first pine*. P. Peinld rolled high game for Die week with n 202 ami high three game tfltol v.lth n 850 and 0 . U hr’c id led erernd hich three rtimo total with a 53'J und second Mch fam e with a tu t. •"The Individual a v e a g ta re ­ mained Ilia rrm « as last wteV With P. Pi:lold In first plico gvith an a v ir it o of 177.17; II. Ibdlnr hel l lc ond place with 170.0; and Dr. F rrll, held third plico with tests. ' The rchtdtile for this vres’k fol­ ■' TIIASI a t s TKAVS rc Opbli .. . is* l«» <’ P* l«b . .... . t r « l i s T K.lnli-rv ___ t:s IS1 I* t- i..,. I "a tr* Dr. Sc.pl lit 113 Annette Nine, popular New York modrl, wear* a dreawnaker bath­ ing suit of blue chambroy with white pique bow a t th* freaL Th* straw-brlmmad beach hat has a peaked crown of Reman strlpad graagraln te match the t n m k w J ^ f f - This outfit te m a r t for aautM ta raaerta and will be useful a t any northern raaort next D- Tt.nrp . . . 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Ji nnlniii F IK THiii- it: C K ’ WORK. O'- AV, THEY THiM^UM GA’-'ELi’J r . . ; '^ .v t t r a .’JL? E>* C 'A J / e .L E U 3 o u i , v H c u s r . c *1 / IV * !!:!' MV? I*’*. . -.iM LfV*C’ r LtlCKV . IJd? tH Iti MOKF _UC k V hiO /s'S OUCt uHAWCE U T T L t- B EA V fcR '-- C _.U O viO vkO W T L/& r*.*T6K 1 i ? / i s itl s M W t UL WFUfCK ■ ^ - T H I S C-AMeLlUC Jm DUhARf OK "lO W K lic— * \ F I R E / __ < I. uiI u Ir K uea«’ rninii _____ t: i- - " Team PlnniUiixcr Tcsmm * %r«*4i »h » ' T*ts1 l’ hw S2.SU S!,l9f 5MM t*a ft t i. n s St.»f9 cm fo r W**fc e l l , IMS. -- - Ml «'s •t. r-ith ........ -sn i' P S r S7S 4S1 U I I I 031 1) ii*. •V ^ L® Wr|tn !|tff» « * . L" j * I’rsi'l 1*3 M l ML r ii uiilun . . M l J. <«Ut . Kill !•’ Pvlis lit low*' Tuccdoy Tesm 2 vs. 8l •Vetl. term 3 vs. 0; T hurtdiy team 1 vt. 4. flsn i'a roll,J for wrek cn.Ung Ore. SS. |S3» • lurrilay. lln>r«s rollcil T utsjsy, D r. til ill the Tigers fa r a final scar* a f 31 te 7 f this plant". »• Ml A iiftle wtirin.-i n it' it.- 1•i ts> o o fie la i ill u i . n d t i i i" .<nnth ey im p rtn o f g i t i l i t ' nl tho i« t l. tstnni tu r . in j'.d , ll i ' I rnule II lillh T ilr. *■ ' n th * i.'ivo e v il'll all tin- V "ii i i : upt f i l . i l Cut! hi rill o'-t ■ i.; • ” »l * GREYHOUND ENTRIES liai'ica rulltil IVcdncwlay, Dee. 31 l l - t i i I is . I M S a P. D ully' ........... I fu lan if W h at ffun.ln:. S— V 4 s i }fuino or iu»m i*i» off ,*\r. rin A lin up --------- 3 3 • I |— 1 ral*! l ul . I 3 3 r—| lyiinitis is3 oy u r . rsstea stay taste* to retigu as guacotan 4ha DUssae qalntupUts eads a carles a f eentraimrsUs b*sea tb* deet e* aad th* Dleaaet elrar eeatrel ef the quiats. Ws Dleeee had rued the phyalslsn, Iwk* aver latause ro­ ved ibreagb adrertlelag caatrssts, aad e*nce charging ridlit. The qalals* father bed long protested th* separation ,ths J l*s s U i f —— i t - — * of tb* n t i - - . r*- n - f.« SI S*m * ■ JCIIN K IM C C U l.ll No. Jti in v l-ifr ir ii* r fr iIs rough *1nl.vne tin* for lir tl tobch-lown lo r T u a i M lliini !■ A and M. Ho carried it from IT.c Iwo-ysvd line w hero h- had placed it in n tr rir s of runs. Kim­ trf.lt gio lidvoilho a in ■ brough showed ccnrluilvrly why hr was picked n , All-American, H r s .u |,ra:tically in .-.-cry |ilsy which Ihi ri'llglou* i; ind scored netsLIe odvancri for I r s - .i A, & V hold in i n- Aru.oi I—3 I —t t i —I ‘roiirth its **; Piiiorlle. SO. V 'lin U i It* nicer. 3.IS. t.ss. f «S: Name nf IS ik : • PI* Off Hlr. Pin I'.uirt S.'lnri. 3 3*. 1 S »; IjtJy At John Prank , V S I 1— V Arms. S Ci). nynlhtT Jnhn .* 7 S t— 1 Jeanl* p r*N I | 1 ?— A Ttitllt IWu ’f : K utarltr. ;S1 4*1. John Prank, ten. s ««. 3S«: Niinit*f !>.•*?: 1*1* O ff oiir Klvt Vrnthrr John. SSO; Jennie Prafi. l» KIrk 1 1 I — | |— 1 •tl« itfoisi Ustt ...... 9 1 2 —I ft M . it lo t • II'..Ill SO Ilie. I’.i Ithilor howl • i v en- Ninth llnrei S -lt Sill*. :S3 S-S. Nnni« o f Iota: PP O ff Hlr Pin Hmoky Tlnnarr ..7 J Ponri Arllon .... * • lo the T i s e * A in i i ... g.< I—3 Ifliililh ttne*i Puiurlty, :S3 3-3. m m * Of thin: pp t if f iitr. 3’ in ■Irniiil Man S t 1— 3 I — » Irtnli llroiiu" 1 1 3 3—3 I In,-1or lliiiulv 3 | 3 3— | ilrsnd Sian, cm , 3 SO. • soi Irlrh llnrane. I SO. 3 Sn; tsoclur llund* 3 SCI. Writ. t.» 0. ______ Third llsri" S-U Stile. :S1 t-I. N«mo .of llog: pp n rr ntr. Pin lo o k / lhirtho* . 6 S I IVo Niinilt r ....... 1 i 3 S ^ rtfn l J|.*M . 1 7 3 I.urky Pori tin*. *.u». tun. ■rrrur.dcr, I t*. ISO: I'nrctul •' • Pi i ml SI...,, _ 3 3 3 3— 3 Vallrsr Cl inn r 3 * I 1— n., Ilnlmy llondrr. IS.3*. tf.s*. I in Prl-nd SI o n , 3.SO. 3 00: Valley Cliplift, 3 ill. | Surnnit Itaec: K u lu rll). :30 J -l Nam* or IHik i I' j’ O ff I Ir. pin till n flout, I r 3 I— nk Kssh'stile yauny : I I r— l tgiah* SSVIt .... . t l 3 3— », ttlrn Hook. S So. 3 to. S IS; Psrh iMiabl* Kanny. II.So. S.SO; Nhahr ■ n •.an t.u.’ .o fo r ip — evon w h oio o n - gro it t " " " i i m ' hayi one.l to tho vaunt* I T«,nrr>*"'c Vo’*" V’ ’hiuol •i -i« they w ere cooked up to be or were the T iojaus o ■ i b etter? N atural' , luiipoii ■( tin l*t ■ it will <ay . ii nnich jioav-, nit I r |u . I I natu .*!'• i |»oitors. • . *. i \ nlit-ifi’i . . oil .it . il.i\ v. .i out the n *t in:lit • i V. ii • • C a tc c j ■ • t f ie t i»-» only a f . nilnun t.inn. i • *i .» i. i f l i 1v -ii v.v-tly • if.’’ i of., v ■■ i .,y n t ’l.if While* > f ,i i . .ii- i n n :m i '* , uf* f o T ioianr, two other to tin* we o rla fin g n l t .otlhei l« , r i ihb r T n ‘a .. ..- M n • •' i on -'o.' ott 'Nam* nl lu g ; u: i f e - 1 .* 1 i1 With C H A R L I E C IIA L K E R hi* le n .i p i Oil* fills'** m ivor. Greyhound Results W J p S .V ^ ' *iti 2\ YZr. CHALKING ’EM UP ? Elected Mayer ► yUnanimous Vote few days this year. Simpsonla't time of 33.1 for tho longt. 5-ldth’s ruuliJ was respectable Tonight’s rnce will bo over the fu turity rouf e, but It will make lit Uc difference to eitbrr dog, fine they bath i hate a lot of .cart, foot. Other entries In tho field m Sugg*, Indian Boll, Happy Carrei fl.lvir Blade and John tlinqfk’li! ; The Snnfor -Orlando track I locr.tr I nine miles north of Ortei. do on tho Banfonl Illghwuy Rltvrn mc:a are presented nlghf ly .tr Mi the popular daily uojb.. on tho Lcc.nii and third race: Oi'd tho i,u ahl.i on tho 11th. Rock Crusher woa the tenth race In easy fashion, driving to a thrro leng.h victory over I.ucky Ifotllr, another entry in tonight’s feature race, Klmpfoiiia did a little better, galloping orf from the reat . or the elivcnth race fielJ by_aix length’ tv form the first halt of tho quinrla. • Rock O ur.hcr’.i time of 29.1 for th? F n lu rlty in - Iren ber.tcn by PA GE SEV EN IC"»»srm »n ifl-wwnl* 1«nnln*te I -ttrhfr.ft n?» 1» T.urllrlfl* „ ft. l*n*v» T*. Follw/ n. . .. h - ,.v .a • ‘Thr-m . ... •V V.uAwlft •p n M , r. W rlih . n f is s r t:nmr* |.IV 7*I W • . lj».* s* ms i i W «.tf .Sts « . • a v is 7*3 l « ms s if» r 1*’ S ra *• »i •i *v ft t* ts ft ! ft tti,t» .F ft- . 1S1 IV . ic* « * ic i 1* , t*«v , l»« • M l ll 1<( DAN UVNN—SECRHT OPKRATIVF. 1H . * ’ * * __________________________ M "* M I • •« n ever USE* T H E - > DRIVEWAY TO TH E H O U SE ------ TO ALL a ppea ra n ces. the h id b o u t is d e s e r t e d , w hat d o 'voo T H IN K O F IT ' \ JU G ? ? lT * S t h e b e s t , J O IN T I E V E R IS A W - - M U S T H A V E COST YO U PLCNTV T O P U T IT IN _ EH. S H A N G H A I * C t m a t *s r I'L L SAY IX 8& SS& * YOU W A N -T T C . M A K E NCXTf >■1 JU G I CAN O C T HIM AWAV T O N IG H T --v IP Y O U r l v /A N T . \ FINE - HE ’L L BE R E A D Y --V O U L I PICK HIM U P IN VOUR CAR • VEAW - - A B O U T fJiUl --I m c a l i k o W W E R fL L HE WAH1 tT LL TAKE TO B E t>ET DOWN HIM A ' ' OKI THE COUPLE *OF OTHER SIDE D T O CONTACT fjUH A GPldT’ t h l r p - - -'rjfffe ^ > < y .j l a t c p . . V 4.— ' assified Advertisements t lltA H "Jarvteg" Jebo Klmbreagk *f Teak* A M I* Happed g.'yi I qearior Ip Aggie*’ gem* with Tulsa* le New Oateses lag s* B ow l dswas right after abeva ylctars was U see . U * 4 h « |k te g s ' barb Tb* fteaf tally urns Tates, 14— T alaae's Or*** Wav# 13.. , A pyogR A o 1 : IT APPEARED HERE I '■ l I S. »■ I M i l! , H B K V IC E OROCJERY ator* fully cqul IR Watch mpalrnd bl; ’ (•ally knew* liaw. J ALLEY OOP I«V itr A T IIO .M iN O M IS SWELLEP RMRORARILV A nd ( IL\UL^S COUbj V V RU ,D 1tJtJTlt«U L* X ULYAS EG C O U LD rwiWr Magnolia Aw I ' • f v r tV*-l Y.T z , ?, \ �JR.WAYJ BY J. I t WILMA Troops ig Massed At Lake Mary S & tf& i? 0 jH R fc »Nou*moasf /-' t-114-1' DO- th i E aetrm Front. IftdlmUnn th a t the ftrncglt Bod wit; balng watched ■I f .B aitl}'* |nct-p*rt»#r, iy , eqm j whrn ruitliorltc. ’(Mititi it It arfaunr * »ouiym ’mad* th a t tli* Belch m irht nrIVPpKt R m i: i British nnd in . F in la n d ! fre n c h g lrc [ Ohio New York Mein* rillaob M amyhnmtU 'ir . ^* ‘• • hi H t> t* 0 ^ r U * ■*'Tl J. M. Hood • Mr. W. H. Hofhey ’to*. W. J. tlofhev Vr. Andrew iTonklna i f V fm n l 6 tiM u •« W a a t.V h tf.la C• ro " n • J Georgia OOUtUt RIES REPRESENTED AND “NUMBER p^M5l[| ;■ • NoJfSi ****** *LT S. « • \> K Mr. D. W. llotchlneon au Mr. Jso. D. Jlnkln* h ' **. ioSmutr n 3 S T w In BA‘ appeal to tha nation to rapport the *T trht Inton til* t^ .w lr,V ’ campaign. fn ad i. for !!• Anrricirn h which a n aoenred throegh <. *r». Rrnrat Lagerqulat E ntret Lagvrqulat , 'tm . C. 8. Lattln ! Mr. a 0. Lattln ' 'i • it Ufht eeftfe In le i .taK’u j. < 'l.i *he‘ r.i. L L tin Brlllah ieitT ba»r..|{n-t2j.untr i«rbor ae . •’niprwnry tit feme i. eaetira” U r >an oCf^horr pn‘. -ol gava i-alarm. The .cause of tha alarm, t mad* known, wai under invts- Loka * ~ New Yerit New York IP, Virginia Indiana Now York Mr-. I. G. L rcH k Zk. &ORN THIRTY VEAi RS Iter-n aar tha co lo n i frontier (tor an all-day battle In which i* Finn* acltrd the objective, »re driven away un.1 finally reipturcd It. T h e . Soviet on*e around whlah t* battle wwi fought New Year'* tp He* about ID mike eait of it. town of Aglajactvl r t a point ta n k a nortli of toikr luulogw. 'When tho Finn* finally bald N ,tnt*e—pushing tho ItuMlane teh toward the pattern /rentier dhey calcrd thrro mnchln* gun*, ‘ftald kitchen nnd 400 red army Eatooata, along with other war ttorlaj*, la it night’* commun- . tho Important port* of A*So (Turku) and Ultaborg (Onlo), far n'ertb nrar the top of the Gulf of Bothnia, aa their chief targeta. The raid on Aabo by I I plane* which dropped nearly ZOO bomb* *et fire to the city'* undent cn*tle, one of Flnlan.'s art trea:urea, but tha flame* wire catlnguLhcd yesterday with le u damage than ftret was reported. Two panona war* hUUd and four wounded. Laet night* communique raid tho Finn* atlll wtre p u m ln g Rue*lan force* retreating toward Juntaaranta, fire mile* (ram the border, from tha region where the Fintu claimed virtual annihila­ tion Friday and Saturday of tho lflJrd Kunlan dliUlon—about \ l r ooo m*n—at the we*tern and of Lah* Klanta. too Mr. II. J. te ll than V at, Blanch Leonard I t . J. A. Logan Ire. M. J. Lcreturn Mra. J, V. Lowe Mr. J. V. Low# Mr. C. E. Malm Mr. O. B. Maraady Mra. Jana Mathaaon Mr. A. W. Ma*r Mr. J. T. McCwllaa U r. 11. B. Mat* Mra. L Mlnabaw Ml**'Villa Mott Mra. M. 8. Neleoo Mr. M. R. Nelson Mra. NInland so o n SANFORD MARKET REPORT W itiM Uey, Jen. t, lt« .i l-hane 41 Hall* n iw U *1 ..ilia el ir e ll* »n 'i w a .t u u li. h i urn H*oiuni •iw t* l.ia * * .'i.* U m.Ueal* M *ik * . Qrnera, Fla. hor.h Branch, Mich. La o n naor| He, III, LaonncrCUa, III. ‘Banford, Fla. Sanford. Fla. Lake Mary, Fla. Sanford, Fat* Sanford, Fla. Genera, Fla. Waycross, Ga. U k a Mary. Fla. Banfard, Fla. 47 64 U 70 rt 71 73 *41 40 70 44 48 41 to* nationwide celebration of tho Praidient** birthday. Mayor Henry M. Lockwood of Charlee'e n , g.- a . pohtto out that had It not boon for tho help of the National Ponndatlon daring tho 'infantile paralysis epidemic teat ______ ______ 0 aertoua, Kentucky vie time are being t JUlpeleather* la hope for * Sweden **F- Commualtlaa North Cerellna Y att antfl tbey^ar* Iowa *>» anltod o f f r ^ COLD! m mrS : won trolled. la iiUv ..f a . i.r io t hMOdiklM* aa* “ Hi h u « * l, ie (ur ■ >t huur 1-orioJ eiHluiK l e d A. il today a * report, ed ii* i«. i. La.in.au, atanaeer. CIIAVtmui —ru. auppllea mad• r a k .b e . hpr. (la .t.te . O ltA h ilu a . — I u . Uruce if a. UH IM .lIlL 11* ~ r U - ,M kpt Cutnu. I I .. I* Ii*. n***, U# Coma. 'o T H — uyr. doe. Wnf. 4*et*c; ho. '!'* o* II*. 1.1* no. *1wo »eic iim doe. l>ue. (K -lO r. Kta; 1 be. hiw llr.I.M . i: , t f i t A f t t m u n i — r ta . aid. b aa CACl l)»UlWBn — Ft*, eeppllee im Comb l i t ; H bx. baa* U* Oernb. eeci UM r * bo* t.l*. TANUUiilhce — yia. iral'toc b,IL *” *• Lake Maty, Fla. Sanford. Fla. Baatord. I ’M., - Naw Ji •''rK a w re |* bxa. CKLfcttr J . r t o eappllaa (air, mod«rate IM -iV i “ *®4' 4 , "4 • d M erUto . M h i. Ile .I .I* . TjCBjjBBT HBAirra — Fla. dot. AVOCADO — Via. No euppllee. IIANANAH — Imported. Muppltee c u u ^ n u a — Me euppllee mn.lerale, demand fair, per lb. OOltNi IBIICLLBD) - CWT Ua I'nnili i.oo.1.11. A l’lO .U I — auppllea I daylong R utalan n ttsrk with Ilt ft r . Utp around Lake Lava, about linAJtai (BNAP) — r u . few — M mile* nurlhcoat of Fltkanbhu. hpr i l l - l ee aec, to quality. . HBANB (LIMA)—rta. le w bB. oq lb* »outhe»«Uni lo r .r r and a ;**l_ ' it above Lake Ladoga, wa* aahl Per doe. b a a i*a.«»a. hav* bran rcpuLcd. The lake a la ti of two Mellon*—the BPONGE3 BIUNO I I I AIT la” or lower part and. tb* Up. r "ala"—w hich'at* link* In a TARPON SPRINGS, Jan. 4, — ibi of lake*. (A*)— January aponn* sa in opCoL Frank Holder, mad* a radio broadcast over radio sta­ tion WLAK from Lakaland -last weak on tho tenth annual winter convention of tb* T aft Memorial Highway Association, to be Raid Now T*rh PinnaytraMla B K faiiaiW ifw tt Sunday f 1«/*■;>. v • q -v * * ;* .»W*5; 1 » A,.: v xV- IK ii* r •- WVitofT* » V • Limited Number 1989 DU0-THKR1 1 '■•** U k v tlt-rq a Im • -q * '»«. ' *'l\ • W �■■■I m w s - t- s .w ^ , • . a p • **«rv t*. * *SI • '* NEWSPAPER Aanodatrd Prwn SANFORD, FLORIDA, AY, JANUARY 4, IMP NUMBER US EnU bJM ird In 1908 Asks Slash In Farm, Public Works Spending Solicitor - G e n e r a l . Robert H. Jackson to Nominated For ; Attorney - General Quits Mayor Job After Five Seconds Greatest Soviet De­ feat May Delay De­ W PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ADDRESSES 76TH CONGRESS d a l v e B i o w On Finland . Defenses President Proposes One OfSmallest De­ ficits In D e c a d e ; Most Items Reduced Defense Funds Alone Untouched Executive Says Fur„ ther CutH Should Not Be Attempted Mfcrphy To Take Court Nomittso' Had W ASHINGTON. Tnn. 4.— ( A P ) — P rw aH an f tr a in v nlaflh itrppri fa r m , R nnonveK tOonmwM to,, r a lie f a n d lie workingpcndl «fnt m oftM kc 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,'o fc i «l 'nxo!t a n d ’ p r o p o i l n s th e sm a lle st ilaficits In Um Raich's No. • ciddsj. If all of tho recotnmsadaUona s r r foliowrd. lie forecast a » s t deficit fo r the fiscal year Im •innllig July I of | l , 718,000,000, compared with an estim at­ ed 93.033.000,000 fo r tho c u n ren t year. C utting nearly everything In President Roosevelt is shown as ho addrr**ed the opening session of the 70th Congress Ju n !'". the budget except defense funds, Speaker of the House Dankhrsd, loft, and Vice-Pro nident (Isrnrr In rear. the President estim ated expendi­ ture* for the n ext fiscal y ear a t 9M,124,000,000, which he said would he 907h.000.000 less than lids year. Net recelpU from **-This trade-at>hom* campaign I f . | \ 1 n 1, ting taxes, not counting social necutity luvie*, would Increase 1)12,000,000 to JR,548,000,000 JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 4.— Um local Chevrolet Ageney m U . 11/ .1 because qf b etter business. (A7— A $14,320 road construc­ Mr. Roosevelt bluntly told tion project for Seminole legislators intent on m aking elec­ C ounty n a s approved for op­ tion year record* th at “ tho#* eration today by BUle Ad­ who call for furUter cute should m inistrator lloj Schroder. The h aw the ruuragu agd honesty work, which will employ 03 sad* on hand, cootto specify w hsr* they, should ba persons for four months, em­ made." braces clearing, grading, drainFor hlntsolf, lie eald. he waa s it u and partial surfacing of i|n the price* in line satisfied Bow lower figures could r read. T hr guvemniont VMb iba wsathaT manAjirotlljL-. Vthflt J*i,blicly ■ sprcitlng hi- alpprv Itnpply-plO .f 60 and spoil* tlon of wenilcr wootber ahead, rlaitlnn for (h r’ suppot T p IvcTtrltnf m here for their needs rather than Sanford end Bcmlnolo County sor p3,47U. n* .Sanford’* mayor, t ’lly Cuntrein* to other cities,*’ Mr. Alt- have apparently stood ths sea­ This road Is known as miMionrr Edward lliggln* *uJd iiif "undue KurdHhlpR on Indhrld* uuU and rconnmlc irroups.*9 • man ial4* A vvnur and son's coldest wcalbci thus far I’cptitylvunin totlay th at lie would continue vl> mrMAffi read lo tlw Ban* | Bloc* opening the Chevrolet without damage. loads from State Hoad No. 3 personally direct tlai "trade at ali*Tift* uiid llouxf by clerks, tftkl agency b e n a to m ) months ago, Randall Chase of Chase end to the llig T ice Parly near home" rampalKii w hich-ha* been thi* KDVrrvuiH'hl m u "prepared U> Mr. Altman said .th at his spies Company, reported this morning Lungwood. It it tho srconil highly commended by local mvrof both aeW and waad oars -have that he had neither seen nor phase of the plan of the Hoard chant* since It wn* inaugurated ninvi* forward «»n reduced ra* Hons." i j exceeded expectation*" end he beard of uny damage bring don* of County Comniiseloneni to oil Nov. 20. l'ro|MHaU for nulional d c ftiu a said he believed this is due largely to tb* citrus crop. He »ahl his make tho II Ig Tree more ac­ Ill reviewing tin- activities of the included emergency fund* fo r to the efforta of bla firm to keep office had report* that thr mer­ cessible. City Commission for thu pu*t operation* started since the E u­ the prlcee In line with thaee of­ cury had fallen to Iowa of 20 to th ro y ear, the retiring mayor ropean w ar—Increased enlist* fered elsewhere. 30 degrees In the early morning proclaimed the completion uf the menta for arm y, navy and coast The bookkeeper, O. II. Altman, hours but that the temperature* refunding program a* ouUtund* guard, more antl-«py ugenta fo r has purchased a home here and did not remain at that stage for Ing ■inru It plac'd Hur-wUrtu* of the Federal bureau of InvastiUm manager, M. V. Altman, is in­ sufficient time to damage the tho City's bonded uotfcldcdne** on gallon, g reater prutexlion o f tha specting eereral locations with a fruit. Tb* official low trmiwraa basis that iouM Im> handled I'siiunia ('an si, and recomml** rjew to haying. tore for Sanford was 3& degree*. without undue huid-hlp. sinning of old nnvy und coast -All of our force," Mr. Altmsn Mr. Chase added that the cold Mr. Higgin*’ letter to The Herguard boats. said, -which Includes n corps of may ba beneficial to citrus grow­ aid In a* follow-: 1 mechanics as well as the salts ers since It will keep the mid"I wish to use your | m i per to Htuto Commander W illiain tl. iseason varieties In better romll Hrooker will h r th r honor g u rsl publicly , 'i p r c - to the ciliiein, of Hanford, the member* of thr a t the regular d in n rr inerting ol City the later varieties. ('ommUidoli and to tlic head* Ing here," At ths office of th e. American the C’ninpbull-Losilng Cost fid ••• of the variou- dcpartinrnt*, my Fruit Grower*, which receive* re­ tho A m rrlcan Legion n est Mon­ appreciation for the splendid and at 7:hl> nVIoek. tnynl *up|iorl given me uuritig tny ports from all over Florida, there day night was no information of apprecia­ George W einstein, coim nander ol three year term n* Mnyur-Comtha local post, announced today. niiatlonrr, ending nil Jan . 2 this ble damage to crop* in Somlnol# Mr. W einstein urged all nirht- year. WASHINGTON* Jan. 4 - < * V County by the low temperature* The cue was given yesterday fo r and tb* heavy, blanket of frost. b e n to be present to meet tha "Iftviuwing activities of thr The outer l i a f h of Irttucr, ea- departm ent rum m andrr in per- past three y r a i«, I consider the tho first big legislative battle af karols and similar leaf crops wet* aon. "H e I* a real Legionnaire," refunding of Hunford'a municipal the present congressional wbsn Repreoontatlvo (Java, Mora than 40 Indiana Future singed by the cold but the data- Mr. W einstein said. "You will debt wliirh wo* arranged by Farmers paid a >visit Is flaafordy “ ‘ a* “nothing Ilk* him.. He will deliver k n lm- Mayor Bhlnhnlser and his fellow Democrat, Naw York, ^ ria n t message so don’t miss Commissioner*, the most out­ ha would call up his M U-I last week nod wars m ural next Monday. la m eeting.” -Tho organisation said lh st.ro guests of the members of standing. I consider It tho best billA sserting Legionnaire* were irq u m led coinpromlw hs anticipated M Semtoule Pater* Farmer Chanter. from Miami and the lower effected in tlir stats. trouble In wnnlng to m skr reservation* In advance House approval Sanford was hwtudad In their sections revealed a minimum "Tills achievement ha* relieved of tha controversial measure, tha by Saturday. T irkels will lm on sight-seeing tthwrary of the stale temperature of 60 drgrecs. th r City of tlw ahseklrs of Its Md confldvnce Now Yorker oxpraaaad and during their stay hers they T im benefits of rains which ml* a t the Style .Shop, Koiiinillat and the -hndows of confis­ It would p ais up thes Renata also. Be war* taken to the Big Tree w ar p ts sodad tb* cold more than off­ and Anderson, II. II. l’o|>e Co., debt a cation that held Hanford a t larlnlmi t ’* in " If the Democratic ptocessey of Longwood, to the Chaw and Com­ se t any damage done to the crop*, and a t Joseph standstill fur 10 yrars. government aro allowed to spa­ Oviedo. pany Cttraa Packing House, the was the concensus smong "Today our lavra are as low as rs to.” American F rail Orowan Farm IV R R fn . any city of similar sis* and ad­ Tbs Weather Bureau reported Gavagan said proponents of and ths Sanford Stela F a n w rs' vantage!, and the interest re­ auti-lynching legislation m ight l tha warm moist air front the Wholesale Market, by local ad quirements for the Municipal debt eltcm pt to invoke cloture If * Atlantic flowed over Fierivisa*, AWx R. JohiMW. are lower than for any city uf filibuster th reat were carried a a t. Thaw making op the party _ again today, dispelling Um this site that I know of. As an Tli* Senate usually Invoke# clotnra ban of the Evansville, •eld wave which brougnt Ice, frost Kb percent of the total only Ip extrema cases to shut o ff ar. They left Evans- mid chills to the state for several TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 4. -O P ) example requirement* for Interest on debate and block a filibuster, —The eUUi will make immediate " If this m easurt is perm itted payment o f 9S7I.7M on a public Berks A bonds ' for the entire iMt . . . » morning were not so low school appropriation which guea ear was paid In November and to come before the Hansta fag a labor. ss those of Tuesday tow ard teachers' salaries. vote 1 believe It will pass,” ha "I wish to Imprrs* upon tho aald. The sum Is equal to ’ one-half A l t m a n Declares T r a d e At Home Drive Has Helped >Tlrod afte r M h g majrar of Memphis for flva la a g ^seconds, ra id H. Crump, right leave* on a well-earned vacaUeo, firing wballs at spectators, *H>« polltlcml •overlord took Ui* oath of Ida a t Ute railroad station and than rcsifaad to easts way for Iter Chandler to 'ta k e the ”job. • * »* t « ' f . i f . t v. . v• L _ - J . V t . - k •_____________ Saxsvsi Crops Are! FundH Allotted H i g g i n s Will For Big Tree Road Continue Trade Wot Damaged By ^ o l d e s t W eather At Home Drive BlanketsCounty AsMercuryDropsTo Low Of 2S Degrees Retiring Mayor Says City Is In Position To Progress In 1940 v Jfd M ilk County T o Ua* Excess T r a i n s Lengthened, ;fC Ter. It’s-'Fee*' To Speed 'Hik4d To Fa­ MeetHikedDemands cilitate Movement Dr. Root Is Speaker At »*•»*» Meeting i lf t i I 's t •— i |‘ After faring the possibility of Tbc Atlantic Coast Line Rail­ knvtag to diaeont Inu« the j / P A road handled one of the heaviest volumes of buslnees In recent years during the holiday baason, O. £• Hollins, superintendent of ioth#r tlx month*, County Clerk the Jacksonville division eald to­ day. . P. Herndon said today. Since .the budget of the County During the huldavs Mr. Rollins « Um ennent year was adapted eeld that each of the reguUr at October, the Work* Progrte* trains passed through Sanford daW atration has repeatedly nd- with as many a a . l l coaches and sed Uw County that the sewing that several times the trains were out which provide* employment forced U> travel In two sections. mere than 70 women a t pr*aTo facilitate the movement of (» moat be df-Wir-*-’ tfnknw the • i w h shara t* increased te t# ---------1 l i V a I r a In d I an l l t a l a r l r a / W i . h 1v* i tproee is brought hy 100. In .the freight .I / State Commander To Address Local Legion On Monday S U r o te V S B A n t i - L y n c h Bill Is Due For Fight, Congressman Says - a r-T C i Indiana Future Fanners Visit Sanford Section Teachers To Receive Salarieti From Stute Um regular monthly appropria­ elUsm* uf Msnfurd that their The bill would provide foe ftaes ther than tion and leave* the state about City is out uf the woods and on for official* guilty of negU m aa »1,«TM,000 In arrears. Another the march, and would like for In lynching* and make rounUup In thorn U> impress this fact upon which thu crimes occur liable fur themselves and thus* with whom dsmsges up to glO^KIO. thay come in contact. You have a A simitar measure waa passed city to be proud of, talk It, praloa by ths House after furious debate It and co-operate with on* an­ other and Sanford will go places la m o . Southern >W>0>Ulow to th« Mil “To Mayor Coleman 1 pledge began cr^iUJlIiing. ReprraantsDfO my unqualified support and will use my bast effort to farther kavrfl things good for Sanford during his administration. "I will continue to personally direct Um ‘trad*, a t home' cam- would b t "(OActrUd gaJf* which was started on Nov. opposition- this yuan payment will be due Jan. IB, and Um comptrollor's office said funds probably will ba an h an d 'fo r a t least p art of Um amount due. Is Ghroa $100 Fine Finnish Relief Fund Reaches $48.05 Total SHOULD M JtF F R C T lV R LOCAL WEA' KANSAS CITY, Me., Jaa. (IV -T h a ' farm h w a a a j kJ i . •t tha wianlag wm aat turkey ‘ aa wSl ha -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, 1940 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 03, 1940; <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/c6322066aa574b46991371ce139ce5d9.pdf 16751cd41cac5c4b9b7cf32d2cb47994 PDF Text Text �Rerafnofe OM m ty P r o t i Morn Fruit And ye««tsb)i* 1 Similar A m fn A*«i SANFORD, FLORIDA, [ Violent Deaths Mar Hol i day GejebrotSon Over Nation ■ Mol* than 821 ueribns h u r t In attendance » t tRc Ifilh. An­ nual PioaeePa Nigbl held In the ;U k t M aty -Chamber' o f * Cym-, mrreo building hut evening, 1 .Tribute waa paid to . more than 100 pioneers over HO yeur* of age. They Included reproM-ntall vet from aryan different na­ tion, and 19 state*. Near York led with 10 praoant <i Included la the program' for the evening were ihoit addresses aa follow*: Jamie Q. Sharon, J.‘ 3. Parriah o f TitusvllleT Nina Oliver Oran, T. Hr. Lawton, Fred I t Wilson, K llousholder, O. P. Hamden, . I t W. Ware, Jno. D. Jbiklna, W. H. Ballard o f Altadtonte Spring*. K. II. Kllbee,, af .•Geneva, and v w -> NUEfBER l i t U. S. Protest Seizure Of M By Great Bril r-7' mittce On Unsiejrfcaii Activities lets ‘Funds For ul Y e a r AfillJNOTO:N. JanM2. -trPl * Die. r «M alt Ire, concluding ;4 f 'un^A met Iran , VTtl rail on Die atricter beearaent of- alien 'law*, but tin will.' defer making specific blatter tpeommemkiticni. Veil-Informed source* Mid the IreHtim** w o o d annual report leh rtbe filed rh rnu muat.be flb-d with the i*9' by midnight JH H n tliv fommiurc expires, will AlailWu.gcncral proposals: an nhlfLl MMimluh »/ ivwieamt. Vhlte violent deatlm In other Lions o f Florida and throughtha nation, taarrad I k obatrv» of Kaw Yang's, Sanford and llnola CoaW*’ ta ld k a M itta nl registration Mwa) and sonad pohlWtr of - un-American Vltlav beyond I ha teopa o f exig atatutaa. Thetarecommends». In avbaUnra will be highla of tba report. » waa teamed that Diet would Um aaeond recommends l Ion aa Fuehrer - n M f, JANUARY « ‘ ipep'Says PARIS. Jan. official newspaper Petit Ballard Named County Boar Chairmap Again CANABg * * * * * UNITtO S TA T» n, r»m Th*» U n ited S ta te * tod a y form nlly protested O n *t B rita in 's aolm ir* of m all th e n ew y en r opened w ltll disastrous a ir raids and i h e a v y Finnlah-Ruaalan fig h t* Ing. ___ I f Finnish ' yaldlers find tha fighting rold,' H*i because they are bntillng In a cllmsto tom, parable to thb hembphrra'a north Canadian or Alaskan regions. Man show, position Finland would occupy If swung around the Arctic Circle, from Weatherman H o l d s Slim Htope Grower* pc Damage ASHIKOTON. Jan. % - < * ) drifBt Roosevelt will pot It op > W' lii■ thb Work t o -' “iMrUa J■ . j '-T5 Mississippi valley and the south­ eastern state* last night. ' With atUI worse weather In prospect before tha cold peak, l the thermometer plummeted to 86 degree, above saro nt A t­ lanta by nightfall and an hour and a half Inter was down to 24. Tha reading at Chattanooga waa about two degrees lower and at Nashville, eight degrees low­ er. A harsh northerly wind In­ tensified tha ''tew onslaught which veered eastward anil be­ gan to ln»e fores aa It moved coast Florida largely escaped swiftly towards tha Atlantic the Icy inroad and the eastern Frank A. Wright. 46, for 17 seabeard states lilfewlso were years a resident of Seminole spared its full force. As the sheet o f cold spread County, apparently ended his own southward It left dllghtly mod­ life fay drinking carbolic acid list erating weather In Its wake in night. Sheriff C. M. Hand dis­ In tha midwest and cast, al­ closed today. Apparently despondent over Ids though broad axpanses of snow (till lay on the ground In these III health. Sheriff Hand said Mr. Wright died at hla homo alout regions. . The tbarmumatar wns still 11(60 1\ Mm He has been an rmpluyee of tha wall below freeslng In the east FMteburgk. Fa., and Albany. N. VlrglaU Pato|ltia Fertiliser plant here for several years. Y-, registered 13 drgrees altove Hiirvlvors nre hb wife and seru at dusk| New Y'oik, 20,. mocrat. «nd Boston, 21. daughter, Mary Martha, hb fa­ Tba Weather Bureau warned ther and mother, Mr. end Mrs. Florida fruit and vegetable grow­ John Wright, who llv* In North ers to aspect heavy, killing frost, Carolina, snd two brothers. Funeral arrangcmcnU will be with temperatures ranging beannounced later. (OsmIssm aa r s s e n m l be reduced, an Influential Adminis­ tration supporter predicted yeaterdey. Tha Administration adherent • senator who declined to be quoted by name, as Id ho had not dbcnaaed the question directly with Roosevelt, but that he believed the President would tall'the rrataambllng legllsators to do what they liked about cutting outlays ■nd retaining or robing tha |4l,000,000,000 debt lim it Thb Informant predicted that Congress would make no great rv» dnctlon In appropriations for re­ lief, farm benefits and the like, and ha Mid tha law-makers there­ fore would bear the responsibility for continued Urge-scale spending. Congress will reconvene nl noon Wednesday and nt I4M will hear RaoeeVslt delhrrr personally hb annual massage on the aUte of tha union. Any advice which ha has to give on financial mature probably will be reserved far Um budget m»e- [ris'CetelU Brandt' Die* At Home Hero English Conscript Road Group Asked To Two Million More Eliminate Hazards In “ Death Valley” Eastern Port Of Hong * Kong Is Closed As W. D. Dallanl i t Altamonte Safety M e a s u r e Mercury To Drop To 29 D egrees, Bureau Predicts tfalte Decision On Expenditures Disastrous A Heavy Fighting In Finland Feature Be* ginningOfNew Year Frank A. Wright Takes His D ie, Sheriff Reports to t * threatansd with a similar fnlc In tha Salla sector. Russia reported nothing ? • ( op »necf‘ had hsppsnad front, bnt t o ll o f the ibomblaga. Romanian Premier ■ Talar seed tald the provinces o f i Brsasrtbla snd Pu-nvins, I ordering on' Baa­ ls. would be dsfsndW “ Jt; tl»^ Iasi man*- I f necsasaiT. ' Hetman scoutera ware dr bran from over.the British Isles, hot * * * * * motion" was oUxfnud. ' 'f ! T Britain closed tha part Hong­ kong as a defense measure. n b < eeross the Karelian uung, where the Russian Rtd army was reported In last night’s Fglnlsh High Command communique In hsve been hurled back in | l assault on advance positions f f the Mannorhclm line. Yesterday's heavy fighting along the dU-mlle Karelian M f * liatllefront bstween tge m ils (Julf of Finland and Laka La­ doga, although not described |n last night’s communique, woa preceded by an InUtua shelling or the Finnbb line* by Ruaalaii artillery. Finnish offlcU U bellaved Ike Soviets might ha about to launch thslr anticipated b|gscale offensive against tba Mgfe* ncrhelm line. The Swedish radio report**' that 60,000 crack Red ArnMT troops were masted In L a s ln g ttt en route to tha Karelbn batflp* Red Army Command laal w » Last night's communique o that tha violent Buarian attt thrown back by tha Floabb i fenders occurred Sunday ale the Tslpale River. Tba wag the Isthmus has beau foul with hardly a lull alnca Dec. whan the Russians hurled tk first hlg blows against tha luilteuu line. vary Important mattara coming The High Command’s coma In 1040 which ha is especially nlqus yesterday Mid tha reaaM qualified to handle. o f tha 11,000 man o f the » "Mara power to our Mayor and Sian Division^—o f wbl*h 1 Commission for a groat and prayreaatvs 1940“ Mr, La (Aar's statement la as Cooper* L«ffler Commend Commission Ana Request Re-election Of Higgins WolUr. L. Cooper and W. A. Laf/lar, former OUy Commbslonar Joined today 'la commtndlng tha City Commission for ha prograaatval acthrltka during tha MSt rs tr nod also requested that Mayor Edward Ulgglna bo tea fellowsi *1 wish to odd my sndoraamsnt to tha olaaUan of Edward Higgins as mayor of the City o f Sanford fo r naotbsr year. Ha baa shewn iAmtlsowl r rite Mkd a dsbtoal a;aM ^ LOCALWEATO § L i i N . J6. %» \ n AlVl �in. ini'* • x v t > I. 4 »• — t > in l » <t«.V *r*T * x T ^ T iT I » THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLpBIDA T U E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 2 , lM i T U E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 1 1 WB THE N EXT EVENT W IL L BE A WRESTLING MATCH 420 0.___________________ m o OB L a F tA T A , Dee. 13.1 » » (From Tha Montreal Hurl "Drake line In hi* hammock in .. . . Nombrc de Dio* B iy." f it t hi* drum’s been struck once " ntaVf along the Main; n««r acAMsr, e f f o r t Pcci*eA5f ARVontiWatis ' Break For The And n«w she Ilea, actfuluilU-reJ, "4 berafk of her galUnt crow, _ TO. show* tho foes of Britain what Britain's aons e>in tlo. A y - Drake Be* in hi* hammock it t - >• hnrd by the RpanUh Main, U Itai, evtto ttoero -hU drem h.s **' -eeanded, and hi* yptrit lives A "Codp for Congrpsnmen" him recently ^ocn i»reaentmi the augunt Mouse o f Ileprescntativea hy a "fresh* m an" mootbor from Ituliann which nil momhera might well strive to follow. A ft e r ono year in tho Mouse,■IleprrM n tative George- W . G illie snys: “ Don’ t talk too much. ....... — —— 1 "Ilo n 't mnko 4oo many pntmiscs, hill live up to tho ; ||?MHRT ?■ HORTON... onei you make. *. • * < 1 11 . .nzuy ZIRHW AAMl'Vt !i5Tw Y eir - “ Don’ t worry nlxnit what your opponents day tthoui U over, thank heaven ton’ t jg o high-hn'. u fter yini'ro rli'ctod. Inn’ f* rail to glvn tin- In-nt aerviep o f \r ioti*t vompmmlae with your conacicncp. phU Commtrci»| A|»It A 32H pi ice ttlltlrn *y. rt»y tho pgnr csri which 1st It a severe W-allng. lost f.vr Imt") riant prlrtltloners. Cultural Picture 'Ing, J’uldlr libraiips were hsrdesl hit. A il ilcalejs drew In their, horns, 'Advances Widely und u few important ones rlosed out. ^tiuruni endowments lost InIn Last Decade rurne steadily—no final sttswer Hint th® Christmas shop. Mon la over It might be a « to Inaugurat* a pay-up A l BatlUi say* he ntay have to •U k* soother walk” . Too hjdl Just aoither hitch-hiker on life's __ •mpty blgltw|y. Chrbtaua Business Best In III Taars, Poitmszter Elates- He«HIfM. That must have been sonic -Ckrlstma* busJsM* III yonrs ago. By JOHN HEI.nV NEW YORK. Jan. U. ' - ( d ’l Becausc even milliorviiics must eat, the entire rultural nieluii- uf tlio United Btites hns vlinoged in 10 years. Now th* village doctoi help* support the New \ork I’liil harntonir nml Unrle Joe In-liis guarantee the lletropolllan Opera There "Os a Jny wlieu rne fam­ ily, the E*t*rhnzys,‘ suppnrted nn opera, an orrhestia and i-vrn great composer for llirlr own «•*• IJiter n Celunel elusive rL,' A cut...... .................. l i tha German* keep an scut- Higginson eoi'ld shctilder the defi­ of the Boatnn Kyinphnny. and tUag thalr ships, may te II will cit eaeur to them sooner or later to llariy llarknesa Flagler ixmld -t»sumo ibo lllldril l-f the Neu Yurk SMtii* their »hlp of state. 8yin|ilxuiy. . There « a i also Orlolier, 111* 1, A Uopvard *rlrn!l«t predicts th* The virus of October, IQ UD i *XIoI4*B i f f i i Civilization tn th* worktxl slowly but effectively, Tb-' MtUt tatwn. In only about 600,000 first break ramo Jn Marvh IU33, * ■ * * m i s , ho says, there won't when bearded and renmlr Olullu Gattl-Casazza announred that th* Metinpollton'* financial harking waa exhausted. Huealtn newspaper attacks r President Hoover for hla It relief work. What ar* There were many slmilir breaks over the cottatry. Yet there were no Important casualties among girat American orchestras, opera companies, or art museums. Even hook publish- B S& now* men hav* been busy ! the past week picking the •t atoriea of 1939. But what tat lo too (a someone who ek the ten boat for 1949. ford had an unusually good Nrw. Yrar U day has yet been found to tlmt, cither. But potirrally nn answer wns found. It w-ss forced on the I world. The answer wn* lo trnaden I the Lis*- of kuppoit. Ono inslnnrr was governmental: j the federal ait projects. By nml laige, these proved thrre w-ts a poptiltr market for “ art.” and that “itrl" could he prmloeed to fit it. — Privately thr situation is simi­ lar. Goer you could count lit.-1 men who suppnitnl the New Y01I: I I 'Ii 11his1monk* on your fingers nml j tuea: now their are more than 10,000 guarantors. Where once thu Metropolitan iiporn was nlim--.t wholly conIrolleil by the owtteia of the lower tier buses, now the owner*Hereof «lxi trying lo aell the id holdings to the ppemting eom)isDy, and the Mrirrpolltan Opera Guild U lining up other theusinds to help. Etch­ ing* ar* being sold for $3 or less: sculpture cap b* hsd al bargain tales; populir-pitcod books arr on U>* make. Th* ilaoad* close* taith the country ut largo advancing to pay th* dafirits left behind by art's patrons In their dash for th* unto. . USED CARS are Unexcelled In Looks • Performance Quality and PRICE ANNOUNCING Pictures LITTLE WONDER STUDIO n F MOT OH 10c r g e g u n U 2 Sc f t t ggggg a sa jm /■ Caraway, ,r, too, might reap ____ benefit some I from the show # although in proportion far lesT than the British and French. There arc now 60 or more Ger­ man freighters stalled In Ameri­ can ports. They hardly dare more out o f tha three-mile limit bccaure o f patrolling British cruisers. With a 000 mile (one of safe water In which to operate, they could choose their own timo nna place from which to start the trended dash to home. W German ships would be par­ ticularly discommoded - by the tentative suggestion put forward that nny belligerent ships which committed a wsr-llke act in American water would be denied use o f American ports for any purpose. The fewer havens there nrc for German ships in America, the better the British will like IL They have pain*, •takingly refused to set r x a t fl pies themselves which eouaP later be used as precedents for German demands. rjUG HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED COM PANY. HONG KONG, Jan. 2. - — Japanese outposts, evidently Virtually denudeil ot Ils air force n°t believing tho Chlnesr again Ir the first works of tho Kino- would repeat their daring perJapanese hostlllllcs, the Chinese formnnee, were . “ raught imp- lights surrounding the city out­ A lt Command has during IU8U ping.** All of the Ghlncso plane*, lined approximately the area to been making pajnful progress to -. accoriLsg to Khungking official |be burnt)oil. One night, (he Japanese conwant realization of Generali*-1 dropped their bombs ►inio Cbiatig Kal-.lirk's program without lota. Grounded Japanese ccntralej on the industrial area for s first-line fighting force. | I'lsnes, with tholr fuel supply In the western suburbs. They J*|Mit»se planes roam tho aklea.rilll unrepleniabed after their dropped their bombs In the afra by searchlight*—but front Peiping to (!anton and own raids, wero unnblu to tako hounded from Hhaagiraf to the far-westA running dog-fight be- learned the next day they had g almost tween the Chinese end Japanese' hit only rice fields, mllea from machine- 'pursuit* from sinolhcr neat by, the objective*. The searchlight* ut rewonv, field top*) nlneo over a 200-mtle had been moved to mark a vsl-, ! course, with the Chinese assert- uelets area. Kunming ! ln* they shot down two o f the > enough Japanese. The raid losses were most of **>4 to be 60 Japanese planes — tn give nnd total destruction o f Japan*** ppealllwn. munition* dump* snd gasoline bombing storage tanks. ■ ■terrd ta At least 30 percent o f Japan's offensive ability, military experts Ith sheer soy, It based on control or the he Chin- air. Chinese troops in many po-i nskeshlft sitions have erected strong de­ ls in nn fentive fortlflrstinn* ond lben| uiprislng hern forced to.nbandon thorn when JapsnoM- light bombers light In subjected them tn day-long f|ro, trurl. at and leveled the fortifications4 1ere base Japanese troops driving op an : n com* objective can sweep straight tber Of through without encountering ally, 1038 Chevrolet %e q he Cliln- massed Chlneae beesnsp o f serial Deluxe Town es.*’ nlssorvallon— sftee- which *thsy I were re* can take the time lo consolidate aoonlight Uieir rear and .mop-up (he l ’ hin-i 1087 Chevrolet I province, es*. Deluxe Sport 1* tminbUoahln lo i-oneentrsta safflet-J Sedan. the city exit pursuit planes to defend I . various cities, the Chlnesw have! 1038 Chevrolet f it n r«w adopted new loetlcs. Far months II Deluxe Town ns Jan- Japanese bombers on the way lo I Sedan. Radio. Y*'l Chungking flow over tho Hills 1 9 3 8 C h e rr * le t 6 0 party Vangta* rlvsr post of Wanhslew.)' i r,tuS% ,n Angnst, as was Htslr Hauali Coach L it .0 custom, n fliahl of 87 passsd1 1936 Chevrolet 9 over tha elty a l a height of 3,000 JSSL ..M * r d v a u »,J ln .X n ia . anDeluxe 4 Door Sedan lYatcfalog rarefully *T8f “ MBtr xntetttpocUng pilots. *7Ykrn the mt opportunity, Iho Gblaaae carnage waa ended, according to 1937 Plywwwth | laliealrd thia performaur* by IVanhstcn foreigners, 18 Japan­ Deluxe Town Uiag the city on OcL 14. T I - ese plane* were smoking on the ground. The real had fled, got 1 ground. 1914 PlymMitk Coach 1988 Plymouth Daluxo Co m ! Social A n d Personal Activities cruisers from refueling within the neutrality tone, Jamaica and rcveral other Important little spots are entitled to shelter and refnel British ships. O f rnurse, Uie British would want ua to broaden the defini­ tion o f “ wnr-liko nets” ta In- -Imle more thlnya than actual j battles. We would bo asked, for Instance, to keep German j surface nr undersea rnlders from molesting British or French mer­ chant ships within the neutrality tone. That would be n nlcu onler. It would vastly widen thc^-area In which British merchant ships could operate In safety before they had to Itcgln that perilous llawt llrou gt-th r real belligerent tpnas on the European side. With thatl>)M l tit guarantee, there might have been no battle be­ tween the Graf Spec and tha Brltteh cruisers. Likely, aUn, the British would expect us to prohibit resupply­ ing o f German ships within the neutrality cone. With those two things as­ food sured, the British navy would | U X U ! m ! I 4m m D i a havo many fine ships fir e to patrol the rest o f the Atlantic and the North Sea. Moreover, even waiting to drop their there are no ground* upon “ BURFEES SEEDS GROW bomba. which the American nations' 100 W . I l l 8 L Phone 41] At Chungking, Japanese bomb- could art to prevent British Chinese Slowly Build First Line Of Battle Planes A fte r Christmas S pecial Six Post Card-Size British j Thrwc who find It difficult in thpac confusing dajr* to fteporate the wheat from tho ch a ff in nil they hear nnd read, It. Mill* I VSSSI) may SIISS/ profit |#S W »S» from the obeervution* o f Clyde V cr, director o f the Institute fo r Propaganda Analysis, In the Rotnrian Mngnr.ine. E very man can learn to analyze propaganda fo r him* aelf, Mr. M iller asserts, by stopping when he hears what may be propaganda, and by asking him self: “ W ho says It? W h y? W hat arc the motives o f those who Influence him? W hat does ho wont mo to do?” Such a process Isn’ t easy, ho warns, Jrocnusc iicrsons are too often m in i by their emntlnps. hut it can bo done. ......’’F e w .n f ua. nrc.Jn n |>oitftlon to answer the prmrauaiu Ia ■CJtmpaifiiia Uml *»f« s!ige»| to influence our think* ing,’ ’, julva M»V Miller, "lint all o f im can analyze props* oAndfl. I f 'Joii do not ,wnnl t o Ik1 taken In hv propaganda, Inaiht tori the facts. W eigh th e points on Irehulf o f ev­ ery side.” Todav’s propagandas roneern all o f ua- I ktsuso our reaction to them may determine the kind o f world we live < in tomorrow, tho nuthor comments, reemphasizing the p o in t, that while propagandas may be both good nnd bad, thoso "aunereharged with em otion" must lie carefully scrutln*' Behavior Code WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.— </P) — Wa have it on reliable author­ ity that the British and French will be extraordinarily pleased If wo will pledge ourselves to keep German raiders out of the west­ ern Atlantic. They w ill'b e glad to spend their time keeping the rest e f the Atlantic nee of them. The same authority assures as that unless we guarantee that we will keep the Germans from committing war-like acta in these waters, the British will in­ sist on the right to do It, Just as they ajwaya hare In |mst wars with Germany. That, In a nutshell,. I* the re­ ply almost certain to be mads by the British to any blanket proposal of the 21 American re­ publics that our neutrality cone be kept free of such dramatic sea battles aa the nno with the Graf Spec. BUT W e W lL L f Analyzing Propnffandn TH IN K OF OTHERS MORE T H A N OF YO U RIELKi And the , Lard turned the captivity of Job, train he P>ay*d for. his friends: Oho the Lord gave Job twice aa moth aa he had before— Job WASHINGTON DAYBOOK By P R O T O N GROVES When we le *m that the United Sintra In Mill pay­ ing the coalu o f Iho W ar o f 1012, we are moved 4o won­ der when wo will K<-‘t through paying fo r the Inst w ar In which thin country engaged. Under the clrcumntanccn good hunlncnn judgm ent domandn that we keep out o f futuro warn at Icon, until we have paid fo r our old onen. ’/Mr. George Dlghy, on Kngllshmnn, recently motored across America with his w ife ." reveals n weekly publica­ tion In Ixindon. "M r. Dlghy m:ule a discovery* concerning U. 8. w ar pensions, payable to the widows of pensioners even when marriages are contracted two generations a fter tho pensioner’s service hns ended; they ore aUT1 fet­ ing paid to widows o f men who served In the 1812 Waorl “A girl o f seventeen who married one o f these war veterans o f ninety-five in 1800 would bo only s lg ty -fite today, with manv more years o f pensioned wMnwhood probably ahead o f her. A n v o f these widows who became centenarians will still be drnwlnir tensions In Jw7Jt. "On this basis, Mr. D lgby adds, it will tie A. D. 2079 before the Inst pension che<|ne payable in respect to the 1914-1918 w ar is endorsed by its last widow, who will not be tarn fo r another fifty-seven years I" # TH E STORE M ISS L I L L I A N A D A M S , S o d t l y E d ito r 1 *' 1 Personal s S ocial Calendar TUESDAY Business nnd social meeting of the Alnlbran Class of the First ltnptir. Lhnvch will be hsld at the home of ilia, A. I- Kelly, 20U l>nurel Avenue, nt 7;.">0 o’clock. W E D N E SD AY Itcgular buslner* meeting and luncheon of the Woman's Club will be belli In tlu* club house at 12:30 o'clock with Mrs. .A. L Collins us hostess, assisted by Mr*. Kmler Curlrtt, Mrs. J- T. .Newby, Mrs. Hanford DoudneV, Mrs. .1. II. Menlck, Mrs. G. A. Speer uml Mrs. H. O- Sblnholser, TIIU B H D AY Begulnr Hireling of SwiilnnltChapter Numl4*r Two o f the O l­ der of Ihv Kii'tcm Star will be held in Hu* Masonic Hall nt 7:30 j. T. K. L. Class of the Firs! Bap­ tist Church will meet at 8:00 o'rlork at the home ef Mr*. \V. I.. Hliiinlrnniire with group four h* hostesses. FRIDAY The Builnes* Woman s Circle of the First Presbyterian church with Miss Mnry Karle rhainnan. will meet at the home ot Mrs. G rove' l\ Willinma. 2174 San font Avrnuc. nl 8:(HI o'clock A meeting will lu* held by the Ai-u-ii.no Legion Auxllhiry ill 7:30 o '-l.-l in the ligkin Iml for the purpose o f' organizing n Jun­ ior Auxiliary of the American Legion. NOTICE PrarlVi* of uffh-eix o f der of the Eastern Star In-Id Wednesday night nt M. in the Maronlc Hall. fleets see urged to attvnd tho Or­ will ho 7:30 P. A ll nf- TODAY ONLY DOUBLE BILL rcnnmiate at the University of Alabama who ha* been his house guest during the Christmas vaca­ tion Alliert Fitts entertained Fri­ day night at hi* home In Mnyfttir. The living mom of his home wa.i rlrared for danrlng snd the mom* where tho guests wrrv entirtulnnl deeorsted with gladioli, greenery nnd pine boughs. llnfrr.hmenta were aervisl through­ out the tvenlng. Pn-sent’ with the honor guest were: Miss Marjorie Cnghurn, Miss Msrtlia Telrorsl Miss Kath­ ryn Thigpen, Miss Marguerite Ingliy, Mtsa Oleda Dyson, Miss Catherine White, Ml's Trenholnit•ritntmII, Miss Ihirothy Milrhell. Miss Marian Kstrklge, Miss Dmothy Wiggins, Miss Mary W ig­ gins, Miss Helen Palmer, anil Mist Joanne Attarelln. Also. L. M. Telfnnl, Walter Haynes. Donald Bishop, A. Walhire. John Hlntermlatrr, Billy Xachry, Jr., Ilarr)* Grlniball, Bohby Newman, John Morgan, Les­ ter Philips, Sam Dlghton, Henry Wight, Brantley Adams, ami Jark Bolt. Mrs. Bennett Land Is Complimented A t Tea Complimenting Mr*. Bennett Und, Jr., of Apopka, before her iscent marriage Miss Dorothy Maine* o f this elly, Mrs. nennrit Und, Sr.. Mr*. Ilenry Land and Miss Lydia U nd entertained *t lea Thursday afternoon. Given *1 ' the Und home In Apopko, the af* ' fair via* the outstanding social event of the Apopka holiday »»a•on. Assisting the hostesses In re­ ceiving the gueata werei Mrs. 11. T- Carleton. Mrs. W. T. Ch*m|ineys, Mr*. J. K. Parrott, Mid Mr». W. G. Talli n, all of Apopka. Mrs. J. f! Robinson snd Mrs. Davkt 8 . Simpson, Sr., presided at tho Ua tahlo, and assist Int in serving were Misses Mary ond Kit Und, Miss Vota Claire Robinson. Mias Virginia Colbert, Ml** Annie Mae Isenhower, Mrs. Raymond Anderson and Mr«. \V. J. Ignu. of Apopka. ■_______________ Dr. Elizabeth Tracy Speaks Before League Dr. KtIsabelh Tracy gave a talk cn the New Year at the regular weekly Weetlmt or Ike ! ‘r**hvv terlan Yonng People's league held Wat Sunday nlghl In the ehuirh with Ml*n Virginia Ford leading the program. A carnet solo wa* riven by Bil­ ly B'vntley and n |ilano eob* played hy MW* E ll*' llutehWon. JWveral fam llLr hymn* wete smut and tho group lc-1 In prayer by John Ristllnc . Tho buslrn»« M»*i«-n prec*xle«l Ih* ptogtnnt • ml the prayer serv­ ice ttiit Ini by l.iila il Hi'i udon. A rc|Mi<t wiih given mt tin"oilier ri-akl bvkl 'y . the leogur Ukl Hatmday night it Iho home of Juhn ami Fn-I llWtllnv in Isingwiod which was attended by n laige group uf moat bora._______ __ * 'sau-ssUy TR Y -BREAKFAST ’o ^ ^ L U N C I I A AND YOU’ LL COME BACK A G A IN 1.1 I L A N E F 8 DRUG STORE Prowpd D e U ftty Telephone 148 T tk p h o tf IM Friendlys Fortunes Florsheims nouftw®0* Mr. and Mrs. K. I.. Calilw-rll uml daughter, Chnilene, *|ienl the weekend in Tlmmu»lun, (in. Miss lU trl Harvey left Snmlay for Nashville, Tcnn, whviu -lie will enter Ccoigc IVab-*ly Pullego. 8 XNTURD IIB R A T.tJ, Honoring the memory ef latum Kish Galloway, the Hanford Wom­ an's Club will have a program on Wednesday owning at 8:80 I* M. In the club house. This occasion will mark the dnlk-stlon e f iho Stelnwoy Grand Plano, which ws* ntsdo possible by the Joint gift of her family, friend', snd fellow club women. Arthur J. G'nhnm, head of pinno nnd organ hi'tructlon nt Stet,tm University nnd who was n pu­ pil o f tits* eminent Russian vir­ tuoso, Jo.enh Idnvlnm-, will be till) solo urti*t for the evening. <>U Members, former vluh members, riintributnra to the tilnno hind nnd club gue*ts ure utvlled to attend the program. O C ALA. .Inn. 2. -(T V - Hall. tt**i-li*d b) I lie Lake Mat y HIlVi .• River. Tin* h entinn w. ih - b » 1-sl be ttii li* w’hit King "S oitlli of the lint der.” t:m*i ext-villi' il.u ity o f the wo­ re Would not oi.!y |ierliti! the p i«sepgi'rs sl.'W's i-r -,>••11'* in v ly oil* sened hnr w ild 'ill,.» ■nelms'i* to inlnnti I, *i*itl\ lb.- . ,fi'* Im'tiiivnii ft. in >i home JJ. New Sm) rlia 28. MiniJp, DeUml Jii. Snnf.ird *2t», llviedo. rind Fi rii Park 28. f.t.o nnd will sink to ibe bottom only when d'rtwn ny power, Th's, he says, assured a high degree of > n (il) i luce any lurehatthnl fail oie wvukl lx-*nil in the liell meretv hohhing to tlie surface. Junior Auxiliary Of i.-.in t.. Lpjrion To IU* Formed £!,,%r1 fro m ra n Over .‘125 Attend Pioneer N i g h t At Lake Mary Mi*s Vivin Craig of Hovi nth District , "|1| ill*., ' h- in ol- l-n.li.m Mi- lb-tie k u : ii ir--r. Oiliiml-i All 1III li Dislik-t lo nlor I'liniriiinii, iitloii M will |„- hi Sniltoi»l on f t ill- y ' llo'il i !.i •ilulit ot 7:-*to o 'i I.«'k al Iho -n id l Ainork'sii Legion luil to urgaiiu-' j •ponn * n Junior AtiNiliiiry of the Amor-1 Hireling AMIIUI.ANT I’ lKHTOLOGY S urfrrr rtp 'n s iv r ( in jrc I i o n ) p ro la lir Gormlv Inul U end t-im rlim ri ro ed ilio n, method of nn-l W elle mc Irra lin i e n d v a r i c o s e ve in s . e le c tric ity). D r. J. C . U nw ell III- IllH'l. I'll*I ii,n |rn > u i BI4 iclcnkane 1 . 1.14 m Car I ’eea rcclsl, (To n s ils pale- Ih * e m rupture, removed by Lucerne Te rra ce . O ria nd n III e m l a r e Utile and i l in l e v o r o l we discovered before d i r r a r d i n t butanl Gornil' (C oslIsH fH tween the low ?0V low .*IO*a, to* mnriow morning. The doreenst ef fro*t, and freejim; temperature* wa* not limited The huge silver eal<* it. tnidl to the exlientc northern part of n> hemy metnl nnd sli.bbul with the peiiinniilit hut • tended to the Ih; ilvels, pn SI nil'll -I -ten in:e ii.ucVlands f the K\- rglades. sight ns it tl-utr-l ol Hu* -lit 10 .* I-hill, Mr. J. |>. IV.ili*. Mr. and E xp ert' *-ii-l hi eng-** would ti-day with only its I'-iiiiini: lower •mud j * l...... r- two hoots Inotrudlng, "lith- lb ,\ I ■ in­ Mr*. S. I* Vov. ler. Mr. an I Mr*. I*. I). An lit.o n , V i. and in'*. oml t «i ■■ I luurs, withis is |<!f|<.ited f"i l < i m lb i-.si'e fmilTllul Ills* n. \t few it ■i. i»i:-li il II. t\ Pugli. M t* II. fVrhiftMe, .-ill injiie; thipe th.il rrofis ileseent I* In tr 1* r .s•% |lie 'll . Frank Evans, riiiilnn.ni tr- tritely gio'ei'i -roil'd uni In . i ieu*ly dullinged. •ide i f the eh-rf pn . in I In .iip tie n i iianiilt'i'i , Mr. .in-1 Mr*, I.. Howell. M ia Raymond The 'fore*'.1*1 mrlndid: Flontmammoth »pi m nt >i■>■ hiail nt li ful CII'OII »»f Jfii UiMivllliv an* a i.l a- nnl al Mi en S. Vce ala irn l ______________ Mr. and Mrs. J. K Doason and Mr. and Mr*, nyron Fox spout llotncr Deason o( Llnrolntnn, the New Year's holiday in Allan- ' (la., wen- the holklav guo«ls of ta, O*. They were areompnnled by I Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Peterson Mr*. Fox' mother, Mrs. R- li. 1 Dunean who has mado hrr homo' Mt«» .Mniunri-t Yi'rany tvluined ill Sanforil for tho past si% yroi» 1 l-’ix-d William- left vi—tiiilay to her work iu WsstiiiiKtuu. D l '» and who I. going to Owensbor- 1for. tinHnville, til**., when- lie this afternoon after *|h ndlitu the ough, Ky., whore *ho will tnako |will 1^-1111111* In* nark n« tn*p-s*tur Christmas varatlon with her mo. hrr future home ul foimitnttiiu "nil, mi ttu- In idee tehr, Mr*. F. 8 . Vet nay, amt fainIwlllg i<m-ltiii'tisl net'll** Itie All* Resuming their «ludie> nl Stet­ *i*-ippi Itivi'i' after *|ii'iiituiu *I--* son University in Del.nmi after |uti-t til line- n* the gur*t -if til* tflng the holidnv guests of their patent*. Ale nnd \li* ) Mil T families are: Miss Cecelia Tru- William* lurk, Miss Mildre.1 Ratliff, Mis* „ t Louisians Sit Nancy Roasetter, *11*4 Helen An­ S-rw Orleans Mr* \\ It Bytuii nn.| fnmil> derson, Miss Evelyn Cate., Hairy h iv r hml n 1 |n/ |h,. holkkiy tfiir l J, Mix* Mlnarik, Sidney Nix, Ifnhrtt Hi lly IVtlmiD of Vtik'ii »i:», I»n.; Herndon, Hiaxlon Huntley, and M is s lltttinv K I h ' i o n i i of ll ci if h James Dvson. II mmm. \\ .1 ; Mi ” «.| J!r« Mrl* vyti T h u m i i o u n mitl Mi-- Due to “ INSURANCE PLUS SERVICE" PIRF CASDALTY TF.i.trHONr. tao SANFORD. F LO R ID A an unusually warm winter . . . y ou 'll find greater savings and greater varieties than ever before in JANUARY CLEARANCE K*i«n« «*f Klun iHV, S Hil­ Mr. snd Mis. Glenn E McKay brth ami daughter, Florence McKay. ly 1.041|?(IO Of f|l«M Ilk lilt*. S. C.| V ii w o n i I.jn oh * have rvturncil after i|irmlhtg *v\ • mill .\ t i ln o y rial day* In Key West where they bniv, S. V. were the goe*t* of .Mr. and Air-. Charles S. l.»i\ve. While lit Key West, Mr*. Mr Kay Ihktallnl the • ffkrts uf Erin Chapter Number 21 of the Order uf the Eu*t*rn Star. They also visited to Miami as the guc*tk of Mr. nml Mia. W. Hugh Cuinb* and friends. Mis- IS-nrl Ih.h-on, Mi*.* Mildrv-l I’ tdiaon and Mre. J. N. Itnb•suit, Sr, relarned last night frwm j Hasting*, "hen- they have visited aa the guests uf Mr. and Mis. II. : L An-let,--ii ANDREW CARR AW A Y AGENCY (2nul> UnlliiMl Jr. I«*f« I. hIhv f.»i vimb \Noo«Doi», < linilofti* l«lnll. Knior> Hi.u. i .ny in Atluiitn. k iflci \\ liuldon, L.'iurrlI»• Mm I»n., nflt-r \1* 111111; llu* li««l»«Inv * ] *krw .’«iu( 1Ctit Ii S* atit It Rulh with hi<a iRiiciiiv Mr. i«iiat Mm 1 Aiith*i*«»ii nft*ttni|iniiir«l it il»»* (iiittly linllntit pktint — — A iiiK io ffttncalv wnt prrtrnl* .Mr. nml Mr* J. O Adam* l o l i j t d l»y IM I.niir nn-l Mr. nml Mrs. ycttvnlnv fm the C*. I.. Iltt*-! M«*Sl.tnow. ttaptinc Titknch |»rr* pit»tI in WnycioM, On. wlirrr Mrs. |i*cnlr*l .t violin *olo nrroni|iniiip<| Ailnm« will n tt’ lvr trrniinmt fm h\ Mr«. Jtiliu* Tnknch. A quirk* nitnin tlmr. ___________________________ PERMANENTS $1.00 OIL WAVES $2.00 and up B. t. Perkins HOLIDAY !>!« Military Academy In Cnbia. Turn , thl* afternoon o n ­ er visiting during th* holidayi & The V a sily Fair Besaty 5k*p it saw amdrr Ike m t » i | » a » * l • f F rla te ti Pat, 113't 1*41■ u A v*., DeLaa4. Upstairs la th* Stewart Rail4iaa. Telaphuaa 333. MnrOm Oltlhnm. o|K-rator SPECIALS ( Du* 1«»( «»f i i h msch 1liHi w r art* unx o f :itnl you#ll l»e (k»llirlit(*«l lo hav* nils I 16.60 OU Wave $3.00 $6.50 Euprenc $4.00 1036 Plymouth Dolus# Qaajte FAI.I. SHOES REDUCED TO THESE NEW PRICER FOR QUICK CLEARANCE. V A N TO $7.00 RRDUCKD TO Lot No. 1 1 I.* 1936 Ford V8 Deluxe Tudor M M Ford V8 Deluxd C«8pe la mar alaff af la * IwaaoM. lyiililUt U nsttiag sad hair SILK G O W N S.......... P A J A M A S ........... ROBES All reduced for this January Clearance O M t lo rd V 8 th e PETER PAUL’S ESSEX STUDIO BEAUTY SHOPPB All evening tfowna reduced Bryan S PaU ARCHER HOSIERY I IB MAGNOLIA AVK. $1.00 Value 89c |r ' * jnrzsnu*K A weinl looking sithiuers'lhle tieirrlU-d ns *‘a JO.tnn diving Ih-II" v.is I-weird Into the water* of f-liver Springs t.slny nod the loliniliiiig iliclnis' s rnnl they sen- pn|-aivd fni li* flr*i i-vpinraI Inn dive to the submerged iiuimIIi of the erenl sublet rnneuu Slice- Rivet. M-'x (i. lie Nell', the well-known s-il-imirine inglins-i, who tnvi'iited the new Ih-|| ai d J« snpervldii • ils trial ili'f *o, s this Is the first d-vi.e of ll» Iriltil ill Iho World. Il is t-iiilp|ii-d wilh It wind-'wa eromiil Its lop rim, eiirh of them 12 in In* In diameter, large onooi'li In peimil I? men mid Inigo <|U'iiitltles of photognplde I'-i lpoii-iil, iillowiinr Itiein to rondii.-t -iihnin hie nhse-vnllnii* no nil i lull into sente. tlf the few e\ i-trnt deep *e,1 la-lls, iih’lildine t’ li It S. N ivy's rescue hell whlrh " 0* ll-isl en III-' Si plaint, and o f nil Ih -I I s in hi* lei*)*, this I* ,nid to In - lln* b'lge-l. At first glonee it ivsemlile* the Nnvy's faniopt tu-|| hut rlnsei examination rrvi-als v.«*l differ­ ence*. N’ohl slulr-l llut his new Ih-II i . untune in design Slid tiriuripli- in Ihnl it tend* to ft-ol nt Itie , im - 1914 Ohrrrolet Deluxe Cooch - 408 SANfOtD AVB. Mercury To D r o p To 29 D e g r e e s , B u r e a u Predicts Mr. nn-l Mi* W aller llnvno* Returning tn Flnikki Slate Col­ lege For Women in Tallahassee and family ho I nO lhelr rvivk eii-l after spending tho Christmas vn- gii'Sl.*, Mr. i ti ! Mt . II II : l. v- cation In Sanford with tholr fam­ ilies were: Miss Dorothy Milrhell, Miss Elizabeth l.efflrr. Mist Luiy Miss Mary Kllvn Usher ha* re­ Roumlllat, Miss Doris Jackson, turned lo Uiulalana State Uni- and Miss Flitahelh Whittington veralty In Baton Itouge, U.,- aft­ er being the holiday guest nf her Frank Woodruff, III, departed family. Ihb afternoon to resume his studies at Fork Union Military Mis* I enora Whlddon has re­ Academy In Fork Union, Vn.. aftturned to Ukrland where she ter spending the Yulrlide season studies as a sophomore nt South­ hero with his father, Frank Woodern College -tfier spending the luff, Jr., tnd his gramlpairnt*, holidays here with hoi family Mr, and Mr*. F. L. Woodruff. Ali*» Duguthy V)alien left this nftei nnen lor Washington, D. C., where she will resume bee "o ik after visiting hrrv dining the It-di•lays with lift iiiiither, Mrs Kate Wat m t witted colored boy »ix years of age also ndded life to the pro­ gram. A mock flat fight realis­ tically staged by two Lake Mar) youth* also was a highlight of the program. A ribbon war given to each pioneer prerent which will ad­ mit the hearer to the Ttltz Thentie a> a gum . The committee for Iho pinlieer’r meeting war composed of Ft unit Evans. d u n man. Mr. nnd Mir. Hubert True. Mr. and Mr* A iih n r lom kri'»i.. Me. t\ \V- Laura Pish Galloway Will Be Honored Mrs. Moiris Mnyu nml two shilslmi - f Pli-vclnml, ()., have loon visiting hero with tela live* during tho holkkiy*. with his pairnts, Mr. nml Mr*. J. D. Wotslruff. Mr. nml Mis. Thomas It-ilUff hud as llirlr guosls Fi kitty nnd Ml*s Alice lutni-'r rotmnwl Inst Saturday, Mr. and Mr*. Ila-coin night from Valdosta, tin., where Hurley i f Gniinly, Yu. she Visited for tho'imst wix’k with relatives. Ml** 'Kith* Bryan Tolar of l * « Angelos', Calif., is visiting iters- as William Lcffler hns rctinmxl to thu guest of her uncle nml mint. Fork Unkin Military Academy in Dr. and Mis. J. N. Tolar, Fork Unkin, Vn, after visiting here during the Chiistmss vaca­ Mr. uml Mrs J J. Pen lit and tion *• the guest of his nnietits. childien, Betty, Marjorie, und Mr. and Mrs. W. A. I.offier. un.l Carolyn, spent the hnlktnya heis* family. ______ as the guests of Mr. nml Mrs. A. J. Peterson. Miss Marjorie t'nghtnn loft thl* nfternoon for Now York City Mrv. J. N. Robson. 8 r., ha* re­ whciv she will resume her study­ turned la her home in Danin aft­ ing of dancing under Mnixlklii er visiting here with Mend* and after spending the pa.l thno relatives during the t hrl.imn* wreeks hsrw with her pnrrnls, Mr. season. nnd Mrs. J. Ben Ceglui'ii Mr. and Mrs. John Millor and children, Ih-lty, Pearl, nml Frank, of CUrksville, Tenn., xlsiled friend* and rrU tlw * here during the holiday season. PAG E TH REE S X N F O T tD , F E U R lf jA # f Orlando’s efforts to I I $1.15 Value 98c $1.25 Vuluc •. $1.09 $ IS 4 A.*'* SPEND YOUR CHRISTMAS Cowan Co ,:* s m MONEY ON YOURSELE �~' a . ' mi * f j i r 'M C v • / '. / V **\» r+r. K ' . '***• ■ * * * iibA H ia WINES m f B r ita in €. * C LIQUOR STORE room f H » owot J the fleeing cno P H O N K fin IT learnlion In Lon* W Q)« 'Fur North. I wan nilv.inrlne He the Pabeik Vali ’ to*n »r thlch they then* BadArmy 10 dure the let*UoH 'a'treat if yealunrefi’l rarrrw CetUrn /metier, tot* air wide which & a a «• throaghent Southern end ’Finland nod which eon* yesterday with one of A N N O lW C lM ^ r t! bn. «Ht Brl* triad two air vleterlee two m locece In U» ir ledger jreeterdoy ,‘bentw f a r -wee '• iey *« . #<r/ Hratn Mrpkafi raid- % •* OUA AW5. rtd shenry ris w R ftre at apparently id one at them, ire were "no hlta on hie rty'a ehlpe and no enenal* the communique reported, another eerie! encounter e d German plane wSe eakl to been ehot down over the t Sen by a eoneUl patrol » air etieaaeeee wore olfaet tea at the trawler Barbara rteon, ;wnlrh lurrlror* eaW SALT SPRINGS, M t f Ocala, rspwesot another example of Florida's many wooden of nature. Although manymlles from ocean or gulf, the water la of a very high sodium content, an indication of-very aalty water. It Is lnlerestlnf to know that not only many -enlt water flah are fottfcd In the spring but also numerous crabs. The water from this spring is said to contain great medl* I the It,O77*ton 1IIII, which rank lira ^ a y ^ u l r e m e n t e o f Whipping Cream and Milk, little 'folks like ice (nnni:h) - »•u. .up* .bu. K'ln l.w, Cut. ■bulk ki. Hr. men ,wda lost fp>ni tb* j*i.. i. mu I'hmi# n Milt vr sales vl rrulM B r a ‘v ia ] Brllith Jank* Mt* At tf»« tUniyrd Mk- Wbni.K-i. Mare'*' tflm»^*a» buechrd Vlht . M. i n i r au Irvcit* Lonn.au. Maaau.n — iiik u n w . a ,, l a i IW comb UamW-eor .'inhUi:i UM CainX. l.v .up,, I’MCwinU. h i .i l.iia t A n 'm u ‘iNV * Kl*. H , bxc uVppUo niodtrnt. 4C-1.5". ■ ria. Nn euppiira !M — 1inputtaa. MapMlca eiia^nd ttlr, p»r ,1b. V«AN«! — Fla. f.W— v byt. i.fco-joo arc. M-eeaiur* IlUAha U.tMAJ-l U i.w bu. Miurra— r»f So. baa Ue.oie. aiiqooot.1 — auppllM mod.r* iiy Im iM fair, mark.i ewasr. CAUuAau — e.apIlM muSorsta, Imaaa poor, m.rk.i unMUltd.C'o* l.irrriV K *- [ llut'up (up* I' i h in.iik.l MiiHrxifn.t- ’. PfC link, I Or. pn»» |i * ih,*<i OoMCl IM »Q ri- e' Ilf IPp^AJ I (In*. .w . 41*11Vi — Norlti'in r »l th. bn«*. l.vn-|.tii \VIIITH I Ml**NIMIl T V I'U 155. f * i ItlltD KN) — l la. .up *W. I lr - lk ’ prr IIPV bun 'LKT - rr r-;r/4 ^.lun : <l:N(lt.l#H> —Tlni |.pr L• -’. ' r e , . KM — Oa* M*U# tftf« «o already ni cream tu nxirei Inga'ieme. Twrftty Twrnty o«ff Hill'* crew, were min* herielf'l (kntion Let uatake care o f yoyr ex- coante o f ’Florida Is only about wn inch in length, yet it haa about 4,200 te e th 7 L f£ most round-mouthed snails, it is<a vegetar­ ian and feeds on sea’ weeds' W ithits ;J tt* radula or tongue. This tongue hie 600 rows o f sharp curved, trlcuiped teeth, seven in each row, a rery efficient weapon fo r ncraplng o ff the algae growing on rodke near'the'shore.__________ ■‘J __________ v ■ r naARTS - * i •i .*. , .**.•! i , ! 4i *D! COV.A.jiV'.pJ mi* v « UIKH — Fla. (Mr 7 rr.l .<gi. «*>5r. IIIOC — No auppllta iRAUAB — Nullbrin CRT. Mr.I.W. tCTt — No aoppllr*. ■H — Boo. bpra. follow » « loo (*w aelro in -oolr. CU.B, bu. hpr. I.tt: o iim jJK’ Jc IW Wbiu rte. •.hW W■■’ J and/eet .« WKBNB I for H R I K i '-VJ1 ■— • • /• / •• l ‘ :•( in i ■ 7.<|i. �. t : THE SANFOHD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Southern Cal Is 21To7fi> Gear- up tha hall until they had swept a W Mia- on serosa far tha tying teuchnd 4t0,kOO dawn. On tha ftrat puy after the Stent 4U- klckaff retain Boaeh whirled tha to Jmmil- hall to J. P. Sprayberry for a iflai 11 to flrat dawn. Little Bobby - Pair ' picked up another through the I line and than Geergig Teeh pulled the play that repeated later, was to prara Mtaaouri's downfall. laoo, lair lay Ida ball from Boaeh an an end-around, shoul­ dered hla way 14 yard* to the Missouri 10. fast Id keep the op­ pn lengthy nm* position befuddled, Boaeh wh!p|>cd a paaa ta laoo on tha 4 and lour play* later Bator hammered over center for tha h u t law Inch**. Ray Oorra Tech’ * place-kicking specialist converted to even tha (a me. Midway o f. tha aeeond quarter 14-0 Winner Over Tennessee Vols THIS CURIOUS WORLD ROSE B O W !, PA8ADF.NA. Calif, Jan. 2.—(A1)—Winner nnd atlll Rnee bowl champion—Southtm California. Railing agalnat the t minted Tennessee defenae with the regu­ larity and power o f the wave* that wash in from Ihc nrathy J*nrifle, the Trojan* Inundated the men from the South to win tills twenty-alxlh • Interaectionnl lootball classic by n acoro of 11 to 0. • ■ A packed and partisan crowd,of 02.000, .which filled terry *e.u iu the giant alodium and spilled over onto the surface or the play­ ing field, *«w the Southern Californlana crunch their why to touchdowns In tho second' and fourth quarter*. The victory marked the sixth imbllng Ro»e bowl triumph for the Tro­ jan* and completely smearrd the great record of the boys from the Volunteer state. Tennessee went Into the game riding tho cre-t of a 23-game winning streak and to 181 pad out paaalug throe1 play* Join, to hun t to reach S im there I be Missourian* mnded over, with Christman hit* iff guard fo r tho final yard. Cunningham place-kicked tho ex­ tra point on hla second try, after Teeh draw an offside penalty, and Missouri appeared briefly to havo the situation In hand. Th* ' boy* from Atlanta, how­ ever, had other idee*. They re­ ceived tho lilekti/f nnd didn't glv* Greyhound Resvtlts Aflanus > »», aon*. .When Jape* kicked Ihe point awl Rut tho home squad abend 7 to 0 It waa apparent to even the mast rabid atogar of Dixie Hurt tha gama waa. over because Tcn■aaaaa had triad eterything it Tonight In Feature Of Evening ORLANDO, Jaa. £ — Tbe br»t ft-lflth'* field o f (hr young nuvtlug nt Snnford-Oriandn Ktnnrl Club, nin* luilm Nurth nf Orlnndo. gor* t.» tho post Tundny night in (he ninth nnd fa»turrJ 30 V E A R S A & a A U T O M O B IL E T IO C S C O S T FROVA 7 T TO S><p £X 3 L jLA /S ?S . A N D W ERE’SU PPO SE D ' TO B E (S O O O POFS. J2 ..5 0 0 M / JL E S . J 'a?7>ST0rACH Ultit hs&fr PMMS ? Jana. Durin Volunteer i down, oml • thread el from : t « l e 111 RED i* ntrUti pditlanci Alleys LAST FIRST ST. Hy FRED H ARM AN WB'LL CHASE LUCMV D R A K E OUT.DF TOWN! FORTWyihUi TO HU-L O U R C O a * / - W C BUi.ll->:-'. U P K ti. AANtBLIhJO HA.LL/ Vv a .i t — GAvMBLlMCS H A L L FU LL OF M E N W IT H G U N S . ' _______________ - W E G O T T O G E T A L L P E O P L E O U T BE­ F O R E W E BUSTUNA U P P L A C B .O R .W E G E T H U R T - - M E G O T ID E A — V ^ _____ U S T E h J f _________/ ------ _ k£XeV G O E S OK) ttiaiiT lion ! * a a—b.l Tsd's Hanger, IMS. St*. I*.«*: Ninth nsvst Futurity, :!t 4-5. toiijr x^«. c!«, s.Mi aitippr neit. _Nam' of tsog: PP Off Mir. Pin Iia ii.r n o t'B L r. a—t. m u iiw m Averts tines: Kntnr tr, :t*. dams of Uog: I’P Off Htr. Pin l u j 1— 3 8 b Taylor i « I — ItO 1— no a Long ........... J I « S—3 lion Taylor. le t*. L it, M l ; Slutinn lisas, L l U U i l l n Long. M «. .Fifth IU m i l- U Sills. -SI 1.1, Catos uf Hog t - I T HfC air. Pin foeky eqarh ,---- s i * l — t, fatly Lay - j, — a. i s 1— 1 1— I GREYHOUND ENTRIES s PUIRT RACK—Palgrtiy i a# asssl ' . nelly Use rwreran Lady Its* t * D* |'4 V IL L A G E ^ Mat JackMit, B u s. A Ik i RYDER I .Nil-**' ttvIL ilt x n Maybe tonight will lie n revrraa for ParHy'a luck. Witff the track getting faster, there I* n go»d possibility that Ann Hope'*' record of 32 sscmdl tint for the dislanee wlll A * equaled or beaten. }'.ind Baby, Smoky Ranger, I jnly at A n n , Court Action, Until Coin, MU* fortune, Happy Jollry nud Rita'a Girl, comprise a dl»tanev llrld that would Im> linnl to muni In Florida greyhound toe­ DALLAS. Jun. 2. — (A1) — All* ing circle*. I’ mhably favorite will be Lady Amerk-mi Uank* MrFnddrn tamed the ball-c ittylng chore* over to'a nt Aim*, Lester Cole'* fine ytning I t in.lle female who ha* *h iwn aophrmou-. Charley Timmons, hat more late •‘lick" thnn tiny other hi.* pttnii'ig and defensive work dog* among the 6U0 quartern nt In ought • Ionise n n ITS victory over Ilo-lon rollrge yesterday In the track. Saturday night, sha came from n thrill ini - Cotton bowl battleTwenty thousand rhilled fans i.lmnst c.aii lay*, a: the head of ***•11 In these part* before. the home *tretch tS oterlianl a It w*i* Tulane's only defeat o field of futurity dog* Unit in ••'iw H r two team* do all thclf the m s m .ii, amt tlie' t.revn Wot duiled Bobby Clirit, Kropp'.* I'et sco/ing in the. second period, Hottill colle e iknwing Hint blood put up n valiant battle before sue mul .litit lux. She passed tin with a 2'Vyaid field goal by A le* i mulling to the Aggie*’ fina field like u ahol und nm two I tikaeh n substitute end. A lit* lutnltduwn late in the foil111 lenctha the lx*t nt the wire. lie Inter liinmons lest a Clemson q u o i tel. Kimbrough, who ha. Kite proved liy that that idl e drive Hint ended with the 185driven Texas lo it* first touch tvn» nbly qualified to go the long- pound y> ingster from Abbeville, down in the niiening period, rnr e| nmte. On the bn-la of Hint H. Cl, pi. aging over fer n touchti«q| Ihe mall like .» demon t. IHrformnnce it I* difficult to til .id Bryant missed tha bring the Aggies front I chin.I mo. move how aouie of tho mote down, |Hlillt. insult- victory with only Ihrei highly ivgarded dog* can even Timmei.s was the offensive star minute* to go. i-tny on the aatne trnek with her. of the gi me that ended with Be** Driving head-on into tackier, Hut nfter two disappointment*, ton voile < l In eaten log the Clem* and throwing hi* huge ahmil.lci' the tana will molmldy net give non ginl line most cf the final into Tulane defensemen, .toriin iqi on Hmoky Ihuiger, (Scruld i'nr- period. John mined Ifi'.t yard* personally ley'* youngster. * Twice he ha* more thnn half of the ynrdagi gone to the post n fnvoiile, only j Piled up by the Aggie*' immiiii lo finiili fourth oiler running In . •iltail., which was mulr in i win * .badly; hy Wn|etuon i> torn I’ riee's elfe. ii.< praam- uu jits, Cite11Colds, Lrrnchitis W h ile . Jane 'eras To 14 To 13 ftn Over Tulane McFadden Sparks Clemson To Victory tSIflomto native r W> Janr nilts___ a t l.'.iper rir.sr, xit. Kimbrough Carries'Best 5-16 Field Goes To Post ANSWER: Tlie pvnius Bureau moves n town into tltc When IU population reaches 2500 not on tho goal rm i. Jim Starpounced on tho * subsequently ball and C punted out .to tho Missouri Botch ret b a pass before 34 and fall, taming Wh Saar. Tha fltot Tech (uhatUuto toolt the hall on one o f Teeh** mystifying double reverses, went wide around hi* left end out hack sharply and aped to the end Case. Gore# once more added the polat, and that was all tha scoring. PAGE FIVtJ l art-. clock only 00 second* away from tha half-time rest, Southern Cal­ ifornia bnmntared to a score. 11 was Ambrose Schindler, IIKtpounds of whalebone and whipcard and the best player on the fjeid yesterday, who drove Id* claata Into the nod beyond Tennwnaa'a goal lineWhen hr idbgtd aero**, It climqxcd n 17yand drive, In w IM ^ ho was the I cm the war to Waldorf had reKctor'i’ fumble I |ln«, and Fullgham had failed iMway through falemMo! ___ _ MTruek Laeky Dot I S S - I — *1 M IM nsa4»r — . T » t—5 S—t ■ugga .----------- l 4 3 t—I Lnrky Del. i.4*. Lta. s.4*l sainH neadrr, t.»», Bnggs. SIS. Tenth liars; Puturlly. : !» 4-S. Nanis ol Hog: P P Off ntr. Pin Hark Crasher I 3 1—4 1—3 Husky Basils 3 3 * — ti Clever Hull _____ 7 * 3 3—» line It Crueller, t.ts, 3.1*. *.<*; Lnrky llnulr. 4.4*. *.■»: Clever Hob. TH E W A R ­ PA TH AA1P ORGANIZES ABANDOP •'KID VIGILANTES HOW W ILL WE G E T ^ A L L THE MEN CU T O P s TH E G A M B U N G «s f M E IAAS*t: -fJMUOGU l « f f P U T IN C E L L A R — L U C K V P R A k U f t O U TFIT TH-KJS J P L A C fe O N F I R E / - j r i WHILE INSIDE THE GAMBLING HALL. LUCKV DRAKE GLOATS OVER THE gVENiNG'S PATRONAGE AWO RECEIPTS. •d a Pal 1-sub's Oald lla Ha Autumn H a t ay Itubbl* — Curt, cap QlXTIt ItACb— puturity: »«b y sober r a ti King Mrs choice naaars fpM u ll e Siena e> . (iln U r V/WPrtsad Moa# M t ju if o n T 'V tialm y Reader alley CUpaag i t Rad Essagk r. Parba srto V P.lo4 Lea JUUMTU W hC*—Puiurltyi ALLEY OOP liy K A Y THOMPaSON And CHARLES COLL Ueapd Men • - ir s fit s i.. Hlta'a ulrl SHes Fortune she\ Smoky Heagsr -S O U T H ''* cilldvd Prlaaaaa n. Asian W OULD RE/ TO O , IF n o w if we ciOT l C AN J U S G IT A'A/AV.y UP HERE WITH- Court Aettsa B ' -Puturlly: Rabbjr Ckrto * lassified A N D B U S T UP TH E PLACE" G O TO I T Kleveutk nace; 5-14 stile, tt l t-t. tin or Dug: P I' o k atr. Pin m neunln ... 4 3 1 —0 1—4 Hieing Hand . . . S 3 • *4-1 »per Hay 7 7 * I— U ntpxmls. I I I , a.*#, 14*; n g lil . i l t u l 4.40, 1.44; Dakar- Hay, c r ST- u % V, ( 5EGiN' Mlts: ertisem cm M A.VJLM 'Hrt xx<JJf*r.iaii; VOUTU. F.rLD CUT/ LOOKOUT, ALLEY-- HERE BAH-AA/JU5' \ c O A E 3 J S �'1 • —'-V kd and Franrr, ilelcnnlned tek the fnnkcaetcln of toiao aggression. Immediately their awn nations' econounder rigorous controls to war fa both military end kb fronts. United Slates thus find* f at tbe end of the turbo* BWs tbe only ntvjnr world with her economy faneig tinder the free enlctpriso C<rt/>*•*• *>-,< > W W » ' .«» • topments In beMgateat et . knoir that war means a i Jacket for builnt*, and itasnllwu. { I 'm blent Itoo.eVelt said In Kla W - a ’ iia In emterres Sept- 2tl I "Our litis nmai'bs guided b) -one .Itifle, hord'beaded thought— :kaepliik' America out e f this war. J. . . Liestiny mads us, wltli our slst.r notions In thla hemisphere, ie.nl heirs of European rullurc. Kate seems now to coigpet b U .arsuiub' l 1k* task 'o f helping to *’aulaKill In the tVe.’tern World a clt.'ih1 win tele that civilization Wav he kept nllvr.’' . * I The i.Yiini a; of Anuriran In'duitry, .a uun.liny boar.i lor big h"i im mi lire. 8 itifirmwl its .“ intense desiro for peart urllh n fuL' MnUrjIbn of the iiiriierabU oesUudiwii of war . , . wllherushliH. ilrpr.-islHt and ec.mo.ulc rhaInrviubly folios mi; In It. r*f fI.t 1'vJij ' A VfS waki 1 IjJrl I fl < iM Irr; m HI v H c must o f the re»f Af ihs I, Uncle Ham hat been Isrcesneeupled In the pa*t decade lib own problems. Tariffs mt rn geoda were Jsckrd up In •President lloon-r «>u»ht to I ['the ntieomlne financial pan-1 Enrobe with the Inlergovein* JO H N N Y B U TLER , tc .n s s s s*'* U ibM moratorium In 1031, l i home hit administration •asaeked sellb no ialarfutcaco U wad such gigantic pro bets aa Lana T e rs e r e f the saeeee. The Reconstruction Finance Corn, in MDIotta to banka, railroads Itatea, and tha Federal Farm I to try ta check tha collapse rm'prkas. automotive, eteal and othar Intha parted of uneertaialy be- duatries. flov»rnm-nt spending I tbe alaatbn In November, was curtailed. Bank re serve re­ tard the Inaumiration o f tbe qnlrement* were Increased. AuItaR admlnls’ ratlon tha nest tumn cf that year aaw an abrupt » . bo wave 1, tbe Amerieen relapse In Indu-trr and rp:*ml«b g ertatg worsened rapidly, tl»r markets. Bnilnos* bennn to PrealJent Roosevelt dramatl- revive In the summer of IW 8 , ae tank office with tht nation'* tha government adopted a new k shut by executive order. Of “ spend-lend’’ program, tandas, pasraaty In tha pra*Tha threat ef war In Europe i t pbnty, ba said: then Jerred the American aeonbb If baaaoss tha rnltra af omy, ta ba banished, briefly, after unkaaga o f mankind'* good* tha Munich pact ef autamn, IBM. failed, through their awn lb aroa* threateningly again sarIinailia and their awn In- I v i n 1B39, *»lth Hltlar’s absorpatanca. beta admitted their Uen e f Cteehoelovakia. A fter r*. and bare abdicated. Free- noma hesitancy, howarar, business I N M i M m a w u n « w i began to Improea again in tbe im B f r n T l f f i t e r ta^tha summer. I'fg pantto optalcm . . Actual outbreak of war in Bepl| .Iddeerptt>N«W Dadi* WM lamber, Instead of preclplutlng M t and tka na*t few years Male condition* as In tRlX xk* meat gmUtikUe. program brought back vision* at tbe World w p re ri, M in i and _ raform War boom, at least of rbiag •WO ‘J S f t , pndertakan in prices. Merchants and roanufaaitea. NRA triad ruptral and torara hastened ta build up ibatr Anee p m ei, wages and work- Inventories. Indusirlsl production bojtra In Industry, t* asrotd |n the Unit'd Stales cam* up ^threat'' oosapetilvm, spread ngabt to IB20 lescla, with ingot imliictloii In the great ateed In* loatry aurpeasing all previous 00111 llinc record*. i-.* • Bot despite Ihs quickening In sdustTy, Ainsrica faces lPkiLao* erfy. Some S^kW.OOO or moroSa- J r^ S J p w H L ' jL J ifv ] l> pile the widely uckmiwle lt c l m arlty of the problems (sc- •n**- Jlifllfel In r rconcmlc. America, most bus- t f \ •' j t- i ' r i U y l ii •« 111 11 I ,ui.nl tor nl lcu..t :i fa i'lr ifo « l y iar In JOtu. ,• ! L a W lI V‘| * f n i The haurdt of wat, and the iu.n tilitir 1* of thi Imp.II .mi; . . — aJBw SSSI national political campaign, made ptcdictiona difficult, yet many kpc’.U eu i* r rannSt >r hare, get* mralyats try that the Impvttu of slgkl, by 1 lorenc* Kb*, left, and the autumn and early winter aeV eleetM rs to .k In sesrrihles. la- rrleratlon of manufacturing and C lira nl* 1. •*n,do rhould keep wheels rpinnlnj ip te pisy aoeio.en s-sniarwia .well into the m s year. | Some warned that inventory ae................. .. ■ cumulation might bring a fresh rot been effectively prl-ned. The***u,’’ l’i *’ul Jl|V,,,**'|,*0iiIli»’ national government debt has fti won than V) Mfllntii a W tW m b ifT M that a fair n t t m i of b a t a m b ’ b o w I* look* to America* factor!**, both trtn brlltevrrnU and • neutrals jrboM former toutrei of supply have b « i Interrupted. v -T l* Fn-enil I l a m t tjllm aiwl tfe.t the A D M novreri nt the.end at Aaguet had bark d* pci its, so- U ps, tha United' SUtsa « M WOat* I Into Isnrs aeala financing.' When lb s war began, America owed the world three bllUons. Dot when It end'd, the world owed the into mesh. The National Hcwurcea Commutor iccently sub.nltteil to tho. f’lvshlmt a report which e*tiiratcd' that had lliern hren no ■hpreaslon slnc.i 1B20. and had economic activity expanded suficbnll}' to ubrmb t'>e addition* to the labor force, enough extra intoino wruhl hn»r been pr>du id In Ih ? past (facade to build a lO.VOO hiuiM' for rreiy family LOST: Cold Ring with emerald hi the riHimry. set and 0 small pearls. Return The World War o f 1914-18 to Ills. A .;C . Williams cate gate to the United States Its first Seminole Dry Cleaner*. icalitallun of tho puasibUitlti Every day U Some­ body'* birthday. Let OUR flowers aand your greetings. Cut flower* fo r every oc­ casion. Funeral De­ signs— Corsages, eta. eairri" BATTERIES $4.00 up GENERATORS STARTERS ELECTRICAL R E PA IR SERVICE REW INDING RENAUD B ATTERY SHOP < L. A. RENAUD 304 W. SECOND ST. **}? thr cprc*i!on y#*r», nn1 iU «tr- r*“ / flc lt spending. has H o l y b e e n / ^ - hbillion= i m.nth. r ± 11^ V ’ V •’ * • of i pU nl •rom >nrh „ |„!iiJinK, iVgijard* A.SS5 In p r^ Mew capital raised In the aa- v), U4 rC( 0« rr)r jf/orte, havaaliosrn cttri'lea mnrkcU the past yesr , ;r,-e ,h*rp stirring*, earn* ta only about WMJXW.OCO, Tha affect* of war on Industrial compared with aa avtraca of price levels ha>o been minimise 1, 8 1-2 billion* annually and corporation flnanclng In-tbe Huge surpluses ef fa n * pra- aacuritU* market*, brought to a ducts remain fat warshou***, pndiatand itlll In tha ekrlv weak* ad prosperity prises for tb| farmer war, baa bean rssomed an a attall •till are not fat eight aad*. Carefully Filled / d L '4 0 Y e a n E x p e r lm m rv—*e a* n i«» — r r m s i * M obley's D rug Store Phone 294 Hughes Mirasol BEAUTY SALON t ir jf. Pusk Ave__FWeue TIT Conflict between gownmenti. AHbeugh buriag^ed war aa- with government accruing bust: aaas of wanting freedom to reP*a| tba sxasgssi and abuse* af IvtB, busInet* man insisting that government amitrols her* dammed ap the flow of capital-hAMtad aniMVriM, aggravated labor PRESCRIPTIONS SPECIAL Through January fib ft.BO Duart Oil Wave Fermaneata. Eapaclally fQ * > 0 Btylad For 0 Individ nailty LIQUOR STORE RADIO REPAIR SERVICE W E H A V E THE MOOT COMPLETE LINE OP LIQUOgS and WINES - s r September vliiona o f 'a war boom have blurrsi Many b«*iuau men are leery of lb* “ falsa prospsrltj^ raaqlUng from war or- CHAMPAGNES A N D SCOTCHES IN SEMINOLE COUNTY vgftv^ranrorygwr atajmemployrd. (More than A - tha highest kiddar, me every °*1? * flrh*r*. hara become means to coosarvy thalr fund*, reliable since lutu). Hut on# thing tUmla oat clearThe prirate rapllrl pump ha* ly, and that U tbe lUUraidaUo* Arcade N o. 8 TELEPHONE 181 sai,u» |S«. SANFORD A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B ANK Banfgrd, Florida. STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF The Sanford Atlantic National Bank, we wish to take the opportunity to commend our City and County Officials for their earnest and wpll directed efforts looking toward, the developpienl of Sanford and Semi­ nole County, DECEMBER 30TH, 1939 R.ESOiU R-C.ES a .j£«jpecitiU^hotcworth^ er the iecent ^ffo'rtaVto enCQurage the^J*iiv..i]);il of f r a t l i r i n Salford'a.nd'Sahtinole i^cI Sctninole Goupty, >vHich >vhich we a^e asaul'Od uced I'o^a 6 i thp I'n^e lasting Results. 1 iAIb boi tij^i work of tin- Scrawblo County Chamber of Commerce to interest and>efif-, tertam oui number of-Winter visitors. • > To theaq visitors and to our new investors in Sanford, we ipsue. a cordial invitation to call and get acquainted at The Hanford Atlantic Na-, tional Bank wliere they will find us anxious to extend to them all o f tho services of a modem city bank. and Dl*coyr)tM •NONE' t, p iin iltu ro dhd to B$nk Stock ifipMSfv OH! «;»»•»»• >* ■ 647JX) lout Obllgntiona 9 810,440.70 145,067.85 416.687M 11349,058.90 To our many local friends and patrons whose confidence and supiiort has been a oonstant source of encouragement, the directors, officers and employees o f Tbe Sanford Atlantic National Bank wish to extend tHeir thanks and also best wishes for a successful 1040, pledging anew that which we have consistently tried to practice these twelve years: LIABILITIES a “ Sound Protaction ofad Friendly Cooperation in »11 Flninelal M*tt«r>" Sx\' • Sanford, Florida �~r > i t rrr —:-----r — : T1T, 8cnJ*ols County Pro^ncsu Mora FrfcH And VeguUblra Than Any Similar Ar«n In America t b J i N EEW W SSPPA AP PE BR 8ANF0BD, FLORIDA. R o o se v e lt jPIeads For Unity, Requests N ew DefenseLevies i - *" • 4 President, In Annual S p e e c h Says Se­ Calls Issued F or Bank Statements curity Not Armed Jen. 3. D e f e n s e Alone ( AWASHINGTON. l*>— The V rilrd e r a N E S D A Y . J A N U A R Y 3, 1910 , 18 Persons t)ie During H otel Fir U Cotton Bowl Trophy Goes To South Carolina Reciprocal Trade FDR Reveals Budget To Call For Slash ;In Mo i s t I t e m s H W t t n P l Ifl. trn . 3 ~ | W — At , least IH person* thrlr live* I'* t*y alt*a 'fan en.lv m o m m a lire n t i c n l tt*1 ___ A i w r . i m x t T J o t.T . Fiiemca. \»h» touatit the lilfu hi HU -arro weather. H i t a* HI ■Mtrhiag for ladies fun* hunt* u d FterMa State Ce»pin>ller after lhr alarm M m M roor L w far Fterida Bute Batik , hilled at they Jawix-d frtreo hath Ml CMtdMIaai. •t dosing aa window* <if Um Ih re rA liU , building. Other* were tiappisd Dae. M l • t k i h i i hallway*, « r ila.hml ta Ik when fteora bamed Ihraaakh Fin Ian I hcanl report* t a ll) «ad rrtL __ that du »ten trsAp. arc mo.ring i . far a mm m a j^ a ffm .irr kBei, Mw ,h. f w i a further FinnUk sure***. while j j Bom* resident. said they Ctrmany and Britain disputed ttie J m k n ird ky Ike sound af at results of a North Sea air battle j — hut the .nerve m aad the Irish-Parliament heard ! E S L T L . i r . a Z ------ JT that United SUtea money t> fi| C t ocVupaeU a n t e U naachy tho attested| Ira. ! thTsA-rpartmmt buikltag a) * U» , ,Tport? f ^ aa Inferno. How the hiaar .| *•* I000? ° mr" , a e prickly punted firemen, - l a heto* readied for a ' ^ ' n ihaOdlna n > Hi th'te sect does a tU rk ___ « 4 ftrewen sakl the flro sppt “ ,r ><art i . .11 three almuttaa — ti Wi: l-ilasis. th. iaocthmi warfare, w Oao nrnaan suffered a Gov. an.I Ur*. Burnet It. Ms>l>.nnV .»f South Csrolinn with llie hut th. Fhuu taofu holuln« the ^ broker, bark whet, ha KAN SAS O T T . Jan. 2. — <AA Mannerhetm Line aad were aaU T T - i » Cotton B aal trophy which was won l>> fli-mson c ll.it .. «-n on ta ho iafHrtteg enoemoua l o w . rom-__________ N rw Year's .lay. (N o te tlartirr.K or-l’ .e.ident poster I oa the Russians. «y • ye n .W A S H IN G T O N , Jan. S.— ( AP>— President Rooaevol t today coupled an emphatic p)«k for national unity in ths face o f yrar-born diaintefiwtlon abroad with • rec­ ommendation that Consresa vote new taxes to finance "emergency ■pending** for "common senae” national de­ fense.. But. hk aald la hb annual Inoarage, tha -permanent security o f America ta tha preeent criaia doaa aot lie In armed force 1 n * m can (■« a af rradltlraa m aaliaaai b mk>. E t**** Fine f^cordln Traffic Deaths f J b HeWBy City Safety Campaign Re­ sults In 166 Lives Saved In Ten Years n55.°S=r tf S - r J S N ^ K e e p E y e i S S L ^ S -K S tL . ET- On A lhed Aid bh^arkMwtodcoii.loakw two, but R n | a n iF a A rm Walter S. Coleman Is E lected Mayor By Unanimous Vote Arthur Y o w e 11 Praises C o n t e s t To Award Clerks ( '* m L «Q m r ( t’i n i f c j ! » ! • ) A sks Extension Of NUMBER US Established In 1908 Number Of Injiiri Se| A t About Stfrt O f Blaze known To Fire M a rth o iv w g h i > Edward Higgins Com­ mended HyCommissinners For Work During 3-YearTerm Wilson Reports Store Owners Invites On Bond Deal Constructive Crit-; ----icism By Patrons' Holders Of ITnrefundi cd Bonds Appeal I hi\v«'b*’ r ,» R countrpr* C mi r t Decisions Jtivr c rillrlm o liy it-* rustumi"** Arthur K. YowHI o f Thr Yowrll W a lle r S. J'n'omnn wa* ,r«nij»nny nohl In nn Intrrvlcw C ity o f ||It n lltrnltl rf|ioMi‘ r 1*^1*)* In t'lt'fl.tl ntnv tf the U'ommrnting on I ho for thr Sjinfonl for Ihc enminjf your nonctling o f $10 In t*n»li |uUrn to l>v n minnimniis vale o f the tlo* rlrrhn In ftattfafil** »ln rr» n t v ('om m ln n io ti at ita an* miul n'ortrimirallon meeting volts I thr **moNi vourl«\»n»". lost "T b i» zton* w i'Icoiiicr miy run- j lie'll In III.* City Hull **1104 live crltlrMni.4 liy t!»*• pin |niyrlit :it which CommisalontliitrciB who Imvo bo loyally sup* ) era Ktlwar.l IliKuinn and p>ittsl thr Mia i Ic at ht*im’ inui IM. J. t.ixltre were installed puign .iiitl 1 am rcaily at nil timr^ | ft»r trnu* o f thm* mor** y t l f * to rt*-4i|H*iutu with thr htiyiiii; pub* follow*iittr lhi*lr rp-rlectlon in Ihffi lit* ill any pi net a nt nuggfst ioiih Fvtii'tnl rlprliiin un l)cc. ft. If •iiim * I hriirvr that comply tin: ('toniiti-Biunt-r Coleman WH with my rustomrin' want a h what iioniiiintt*il hv Commissioner H« I :tm in huitliiritit foi anil that will Jnnit** tint, srcomlrtl by Commit* h«* mutunlly Mi . sitnicr (i. K. Ht.llin*. Ilia elec* Yt»wrl| Haiti. tion w it * iinnniinmia nn all m«tn* *T nppriviatr tin* iTfm i to brra itf tht* lionnl voted a wart | thr iiiost tffiriin t ami when thi' ioil wii* rolled. tiMiitrtUB clfik as it will put oil rom nii**ioin'r M. J. Lodge was iiiployrrN mi thrii iintth* to nnnied tetajiorary ehairipan after plrimr thr puhllt*," In* nmrliiilril tit.' ('nmmls.ion Imd closed Its Thr ronti"*t fur tin* itrlrvtltin of business fur the year o f 1039 I hr moat efficient uml rmirtisuM sine die. •Ink in Snnfonl t ffimally goi nnMr. t'olrinan's ■.election SS ilfw a y yi'Btrftiny nml thr roiilt *t mayor o f the City was made aa W'll 4'Ioac on Jail. 1.3 ho elite . a his l.nt year o f a llrlil until i thr i*iiprn*iiikni of three year trim n- a member o f In as-* |liilffi, thr roitimt l« pl«nnr<l to the City Cummlssion. Miming the chair which fo r uivc inMItionfit Impetus to tht th i co yea.x la . hern held by r>.>ii>niiaaiti|. r l .ward IIiggtna. m Karl Nordgren Sinkings Increase:; Installed As As Fourth Month Kiwanis Head Of War Is Ended ““ X) .Ships Ships Sunk DurDur­ ''•«» CommiMlnner Edward HlgNew CfficerA Induct­ 100 ing Past 30 Days; ed By Harold Hip*rc*ml pluitf riif thr "tr*i1r-RlTona^o" rmnpaiipn » Hl «i - pier At Luncheon Total 322,179 i Jla). , r_ , jiufirn: lisiitH ill lntp»o\Ihi: wapa.teut ok the Ftaaieh huat learaed heat Russian prtaauare that they M N a t told «h a they e n e ta f k t t aad that they were forced lata battle at tha pohat of C a p o n e Condition S till S e r i o u s Is Doctor’s Comment i Ra LTIMORK. Jan. 8.—(JFiM Caueae’a “three waaka" ta Uaiaa NtMkrial heapltal leagthaaad ta tedkated Grammy migkt go vigor* ously U the aide o f the Kaaatana la Fialaad if Britain. far eaamplr. aeat troop* to help stem the Red htcaatea. The Naila waul to stand on thr sidelines a* far as the RussianFinnish wer la f a r m ed . apoV.-emea explained, bat they are tet k a t a i to aaspect that tha writera Allies waat U use Platand aa a pawu ta tha war p m agal.sl (>■ many (Presumably this r ip restIon of tha Neal etewpekit was ha-.d largely eei aa affkial aUtrm.i.l U Ike I-earn* o f Nations pecan— tag ta glee Fialaad all ssaiatat.ee aaaatalg, aad aa Prime Mlni.irr Chamberis la's drrtaiatian to parlie meat this maath that kte r »et smi.it will sewd air aappl ea -aad ather materials- to Fialstvl. Ths Naal xpokaia.ru roukl >.ot rostst adding that they was.Id ret t y a night a f Cermaa am i after a brief late ■Gerama hay-— Helra. K (a a a a d f M alas ea> tab films a f rials ting was priformed by Harold Hippier s f Eustis, past vice pie*i.lent of Kiwanis Intemationul. Other officer- installed (or the coming year are ax folio* • Julius Itingfekler, first vice president; O I’. Herndon second vice pirxldent; J. J. Kellerhan, ta iy ; I’ . I*. t'an.pU II. I. urer: F. S. I.>m*<>n. finsnrial axrrrtary; ami Klsaorth llar)wr, Sanford Ih.udney, I I Imit list net, W. A. I.eavitl. J. II. Ilsll. I . T Dos*, and G.*|t. tVoikman as dl(OCtoiS. la installing the o ffie.1* of the rhah Mr. Hippier iailluie.1 the dutie* of each and urve.1 I he s.loptloa of a pr> gram of sen wr for thr etsssing year that *«mld |.t«ve Uteal helpful to ftanfoi.l un>l itx ritUrna. • lie also presented the pad pee*Ural's pen to the retiring prasUmt. B. D- Caawell, and commended him for tils excellent noth during thr past year. The xrterti.'it uf such * nun ax tha "man o f the year" reflerts the caudltioa o f the world with nearly turn-thirds of Its population at wur. “ We lu Ariel Ira are living a Ufa of loyalty,- he saw!, “ and _1 “ ari a* exxtaple « f true patriotism and loyally to a coun­ try that would prevent invasion aad'revolution and aon aptfaa within.1* Ia Ms rwaarki ta memlwra of the club after kit Installation aa Mr. Nardgren pledged k li uatirtag «fforta to thr developM a t af taa rtuk aad expressed far’ the hon< r taL out that only in the a eluh have • Swede, as its •rrvlf4** to thrlr riittomm A ronamltfn* of 20 R4»li*ftr»l sliopprrB whoso nano* will not In* divulgctl will visit nil Minn** nml nmkr o w itti n ivpoit of thrlr lmpir*alona o f thr n|ort\ Its stork ibcvti tlr*trt»)fti in tht .30 tiny -|»«n. ami it* prmotinrl, offrring any Liim in lift rttiT'li'il .371 to n n *lri:rlh i* cilticisiii th4*y Imllrvo mthI thr tli-Mth t•*11 It* if.-*14 I • at in lino whh tin ir fimlingn. Thrar »r|»ortj4 w ill hi* In M ronfitlrnt iiil Iriut JT’JX hut will In* givrn tlii4*rtly to tin* An Anwifiiit<il I ' l f i ' Btirvty i »*t'ntf*st iii«fl|r«*ya nml turio'il ovri t** •ho win I that at If.i't •'•'I * hip* |tin* Vorrrlinnt« eunri-rned. with an aggiei-ali lom uge o f . On lh.- Iasi day o f Ihe eonlesl, I.Olk.T.'l had Iteen d(slr»>...| siller |Jan IS. n rmipi.n will l>« iuii ill Tlo* Ilu-.i11*1 one thin* — no Hie tin pul Uh- war bs-gan Kepi, .t II,.. n'? hl' O.-.itl.l "lie time , is . . # . . iBr ran imlirnti it« «*|ioirr n* to • ^ .t will, * . Inin.-*, .............. planes partwula.ly . 11, - 1... inour than one \ot» nml thr luil- and , A V 'V " |<••rne.l nv. r l » The toaes were fa. I« I .w Ihc 'Jh" **,I1 'n*kr, high (mini f*f thr WoiM w .ii when 'du.*ciiiisIdeiutHin ' 1,M*I< '........ aee.el Judges f w" r,U - f ' ‘ ' Nr. O l .1 1C IS l i l t BV W eather But « ” .*»i ! 7 T h J?Ucmj T o I Citrus Undam aged Be Held On Thursday Faaseel aerricaa for Mary Lae Laadfard. IS. wha died at tha heme a f- bar grandparrats ta Oriada Baaday at S ill P. M. w an h old ta tha First Bantiat Chuiuh ta Oriada thla taaMhg at UsSS A. M. with the Rrr. l i m a B. Day. paster, afndatiag. Burial was J S a t e tha Oriada cemetery. Peru la Oataearilte, Oa. aa Mar. U , M tt. Miea leadford he. B nd *r 4 ; £ J- *t * Geurge Munson, 77 Dies Suddenly A t His Sister’s Home of 11..- r«'|si.t roniiiiiltre. Gr.inany alone sank -s.L'lf Inns , o f ‘ h.r / ' T T sV . ... , ! The flr.t prlr.e winner will l>* per itay f.wa time dulinu- In r unf ^ I it i rw.tiicted U-U.at eani|Mif„. * warded * In In rash, lh.- aeeond A hrtuhduwu of ihe . « » wnr'a » " " * ' n n v r " n‘ l ,h,r'' Itet »huwed Uni.......... I » l l l . ! ,,ril° wlnnfr __________ George Munson, 77, retired sea HO hhip* lltlWII. til l Mi.ill v loti • captain, died .uddenly at tho lurma •W, Frame** 15 ami i/rulml* t.iun- O A 1 1 V T 'i uf hia sister, Mra. Ililma Londtries 0J. way will. Jl, . . . qui.t, on tho Country Club Road yesterday nt 12:30 P. M. Uta chief .wulral t.AICELAND. Jan. 3. — ( A l — There wrr* ten-lnrh lelelca, froirn Is.nd., and lemprratur** In Its low ? n 't In r».rente North Flor­ ida this morning. A hexvy frn.t and xub-freetlne weather vlxlled Ihe unner part of the fruit and v r,'r.»M r growing area In Central Florida hut fl-st reports Indicated little If any damage to eltrus. Minor losses were probable in soma truck crop aeetlons. Federal warning aervlrr here forecast frost, and aub-frrexlng tem neratum s*sln tomorrow, but •akl nresent eobl wav* would ptaa bv Thursday night- The forecast •onlrM Includes' Flnrahrma 27, Naw flmv.na -70. Mima 29. Banford, Ovladn. and Fern Park 32. Funeral Services Held Mary Lee Leadford For J. M. Wilson, Jr. Rites Held Today •j*- tTfle.nkit - expr.aiad' A* |nppn eu.tipn fo r tha honor ba|stowed (Tpi'n him by hia col| j lenglles but pointed out that the iim.iu I. only chairman of tha City t'.unnilssiun and that tha p io g .e -, made hv the Commis­ sion I, dependent it|>on tha full co-operation o f the othar mem­ ber". In making a pled fo r UlO "wholehearted" eo-operation of the otbet member*. Mayor Cole­ man plc.lg. .1 In* untiring e ffo rts ■" •" bait o f the best interests of tbe City. In III! mug over the chair to Mayor Coleman, t'om m iuioner Higgins thanked Un. other mem“ J ' " " " ' " f - ' ' %" 'I . U I g s |||r ......... „ n i, bet- of the Commission, the ,i , s o 'rierk . ................ . .*. is m,tilled Tin* lira! imiiitli h'*w«*« I . til) , .. , l.. . ben.l* o f the C ity ', various de­ •ONxf*. I I m* MVtllltl i, XHI.I thl* 1 . . . » | , i t » .... tho •hir I 117 b'la must I n* toiiirtl in lit I In lta. I merits ..ud others for "spli'iuli.l eo-opa.ation" during « I . 4ily .» .. . Ilrtaltl .Most lli«* past. no.otli M'tiv.. . offirr |r not ImI i t than fi (Hi l l s s l l i . r . .Ha I'.a * Srsea) Ity i'Mam i .uHiijc tlo to » half, ‘ * nj * , . • TrFuu Karl Nonlyros was Installed ss Tlw fouith nt»«| m<»si preskknt o f the Kiaanix Club for month o f th.* war t*n thr »m nun* IPIO with due ritual at the weekly luncheon of the eluh in the \ si­ to a fln ir > r«trn U y uith ri|**.rta des Hotel today. The re.rmony that 100 nhi|i<« of .*l.'a2 ,l«P fn i* hml Fnnaral services for J. M. WII* , Jr, 29-year-old aon o f Mr. «W ( Mr. J. M. Wll.cn. Hr of thla city, wera held at tha First Bap­ tist Church this afternoon at 2:10 •'clock with the Bar. W. P. Brooks, pastor, officiating. Burial was aaada ta tha Evergreen O n e tunr. A During Id. seafaring. "Captain" Mims.in, n. he was railed by hi* friends, vl.itrd the .even M . and moat of the wmld'a porta and told many Interesting .lories of Ms cxnrrienea. Hr « » horn In Sweden on B«pL 24, 18A2 but ram* to thla country when hr was a small hoy and wxa one i f Ihe pioneer arttlrrs in ■ Swi'dMi rclony in the vicinity of wliol Is now lip*.la before ha left Im— wur. than (it) years ago to . . am hi, xvafuring rairrr. Hr was a llfo member of tha Masonic Lodge In Naw York City and lh* members of thr local Ma­ sonic Lodge . will conduct grt.re­ side service, during tho Intern­ ment In the Lake View Cemetery. Survivors are hia daughter, g u Josephine Munson, hia slater M * a brother, EmU Magunaon, aQ o f Kanferd. Funeral acrrlcM will he bald'at ths Erickson Funeral Haul Thursday afternoon with tho Kev. J. It. Hoot, pastor o f tho Cougrugatlunal Church, officiating. AU STRALIA REDUCES ntO M T CANnF.RnA, Australia, Jm . A —(AT—Tha federal ngTwngwrit has derided to -tatplM ontf the north terrilory’ where of land atUI remain t Grating grants wlU be huge arras e r i n t M ' 200.000 aqoare mites of that will thus be opener large numbar o f frlauds at* tha aarvlcaa and than was LOCAL WEATi 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, 1940 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/. 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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>, January 02, 1940; <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