1 10 305 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c23187570e360fc9c3cc295d3c8f3c8d.pdf 2a1f1c172a4396be887b7a7c41d7c1dd PDF Text Text SANFORD, FLORIDA [i-Guide, Fast greyhound, Will Try To Win Again LONCWOOD. Dee. 30-(Spec. iml,— Apparently headed for one .'o f It! beat leaeoni in hiatory, r raring reanmea tonight at the SaafordJOrlando Kennel Club at SiD o’clock. HbGulde, winner of the In. augural Handicap, will agalp go GET THE THRILL of Picking Winners TO N IG H T’S A L L -S T A R F E A T U R E GREYHOUND GU3 g_____ NINTH-RACE Five-Sixteenth Mile la on Ike air oeer WDBO NADARKO TIPPEKTY W ITCIIET RAMBLING NORA MI-DUE CITY JUDGE GILDERSLEEVE CIENTIA • III-GUIDE tonight wlh all the ‘‘dope** an the dog* at the Seafoed-Orlando Kenael Clah. NO MINORS ALLOWED POST TIME S : t i P. M. SANFORD-0RLANDO KENNEL CLUB On Route 17 (Sanford Hlnhway) at Ieonfwood about ,8 jnllen North of Orlando TURN AT RED ARROW day's* r » » , jrrl cirtltd Um field and thrrau-nni to eaten 11LG aide for • few fleeting moment!, but FAR M E R S’ M A R K E T the C.M. Hell dog had too great aaaroMn arrvr- r a n a m r a etart. n— T I f Rambling Nora * la lutky HUrrll#####.N trrmfl mm4 V»aeenough to draw out in the one fakle Rrwrl Of aal#a mp la liet A.M. bo*, ihe may provide an opeet. Ilea, aa. IUI Bob Skelton1! dog rnunt have the rail to auure her belt ef­ t-hon# 43iik 1*0nr so. 31|.r> 1131 fort. III:ANH Knap. Ilu hpr. T.lren 1113. Saturday nlght'a opening crowd Pol# 33.13 Wai 111). IJma. 13mi m |33a waa the largeit In the lait three nninwiu nd i a# yea re, lurpaning the 1040 crowd lA IIIIA d B Tpou on, Hulk, fie on hpr by i romlderable margin and, .... Chin##*, rrt 11.33 reiultlng In a mutuel handle or of rArurfjOW'KIi Praia. II 35 to •1,7* over f i t , 000, eery good conikler. i*AHIMlTM Dos. Run. «•# |o 75r inir the rain—) writher that pre- rK f.FVLT Cral#t, |3.23 to fj.&t vailed. * niAAcrr*: im hpr ills m flit Fanerml Director Confer Pint * Freed* CONS IN? I'VE u- THE RUBBER SITUATION AND H O W IT AFFECTS TIRES FQR YOUR CAR With the declaration of war between tho* United Slates and the Asia powers, the ton** threatened danger of our principal aonrces or rubber supply baa become an unpleasant - reality. From Malaya and lh« Netherianda East Indies comes 75 per cent of the world’s rubber and these two countries are now un­ der attack by oar enemies. Today, Japanesa troop- are attempting to penetrate south­ ward through the Jungles of Malaya and lo -land by parachute on the island of'Sumatra fn a desperate effort to occupy these vltad rubber-producing areas and thereby slow the wheels of American Industry. MRUBBER IN MODERN WARFARE” Rubber ia indispensable In modern war­ fare. Airplanes and scout ears, tanka and trucks, barrage balloons snd gas masks are only a few of the many essential war ma­ terials that require rubber, ' “THE RESERVE SUPPLY OF RUBBER” Keenly aware of this strategic Importande of rubber and anticipating the day when the United States might be cut off from the far east,' our government, In eo-dpgftftlon with the rubber industry, began1more than two yean ago ito build up <g reseiwe supply.' After Pearl* Harbor It became >niycaeary to hike drastic step- <te “protect thisdprecious store pf rubber* and on Dtdember 11 our gov# enifcitttt Issued an order prohibttttffe: the Mile of tiros and> tubas to anyone •not i having m priority rating* iof A-8 or. bettar, iThese 4em> porary restrict Ions* will .end on Jansary A* and they will* be superseded by new regula­ tions which' are now being: formulated. How long such rostrictldna will rvkubi' Id force will depend upon' the course’ of fa tore events. Naturally, wkbn our Alllsd forces are victorious In tha far east, shipments of rubber to the United Staten win be resumed. But In tbs meantime, steps are being taken to relieve the present sHuatiotL - • “ FACTS ABOUT SYNTHETIC RUBBER” The first of those Is the expansion of facilities for the manufacture of synthetic rubber. There are a number of large pleats now u n d e r construction, and the one far which we are responsible wlU be ready far production la Ike first part of IMS. Nearly tea yean ago, our organisation began exp# Haunting with' various types of synthetic rubber, and la May, 1133, w% produced ike • first synthetic rubber tires ever manufac­ tured for uncle Sam’s anubd foroes, Ap. mare synthetic rubber bedamd* art Ikhie Mia ceo■latently Increased ear production #4 eyutbetk rubber tkee. TMe mart Important tiementa neaped for the manufacture of syn­ thetic rubber are butadiene sad styrene, lath by-products of pptrekum, wkkh commodity the United States la fertaaate ia h a v l a g available withla Ha bordera la aallmUed qaaatlUea. Classified Advertisement B U 8IN IC SS S E R V IC E B£iN6XPCCnN<3 ------1fcETTVJ HAVE YOUR watch repaired by one who really knowa how. Brlgga. Jeweler Magnolia Art. UBIKO K gE U a at Tooehtoti’ a Oro, BARRED ROCK PULLETS 75c each, So. end Sanfunl A y*. • Allen Comer. • COPENHAGEN cabbage planta and lea berg Lettuce planta for •ale. & A . Rlv*. Phono §a«-W . ■ I ■.y ✓ /»■» m m TWO amnll muck mulea 750 Ibe. Cheap. C. E. Benton. 511 Celery Are. Sanford, Fla. ONE CP THE BCWSOAVEMff 1PLEASE D c ^ l a t -a x i gO nttft “ YES.'fCS.Of'1 C D uisB 'N O N T w o c m o u J" CJiCLS MJLSTAf H srzs, a n d .o n e y g L L O O T O A rr APARTMENT— 5 •Iwtrlc rang. A w iter heater: Comer Celery Am. * MellonS2L A " 1* . JHmlaolo Tiro Shop, Phono 17, \wM. i f f l . f c nHM toom, prtrmta Myrtle, Phong 9U-J, __________ LOVELY BEDROOM, bmorapriag * ^ lf, ? * * * l * * wmUr» baat, •^Joining both Phono 5 1 « ; /J-SO By RANGER FRAN S T R IK E R FURNISHED . apartment, .., low r,n/. »flm to entrance, llghta, **ter, M> E. 5U» ONE PACKAGE S IT U A T IO N W A N T E D honest, dependable “ B R A Z IL IA N R U B B ER A V A IL A B L E " a m m ie u t y - aoarce rubber to the 8ouia weira'i mated that *A'.. " * ;: , . ,.V'*: /vMlsvf V V>A. *«e—^ ^ f • v iM j* ' \ ___ _ YZf'*? *. •'■ h • • ** . • ib-' J#! * i -" '... • j_*V ’t . , • *v T H E SHOP OF PER80NAL SERVICE” t'MhUf USED A P P L IA N C E S -3 w o o d ranrea I f to | IL i| keroaeno ranget $& to - 118.60. I O. E. Electric Range »2A. 1 Humphrey radiant flro room heaUr city taa $10. Green'a Fuel Gaa Bervlce Acroaa from Pont O ffice. LO N E : QM PIPPIN GARDENS, Florist COM E IN A N D U K T Y O U R 1V42 C A L E N D A R TREE RIPENED Papayaa. Oar. it o think: **7'*^^- iY IT WITH OUR FLOWERS AndereonG riffith roi.LAMDH Dm Hun 45c I., C«c I1TKW4 Mu hpr Drd. 13 25 KSM2PLANT Mu lipr Fair to good lit* to 11DO I llo l I a, m il! 3 N in e l' Hl> i Z It11> Along 6 Thumb- I'D JMAI’KFMIf IT MoI I’ M Tomb. II I a i| bnt 7Sr Mo. 2 |l 3ft 3 I ’sroUn* T Hmall I ’nuft IrImii hag tie I Tin I#ad«lla 1 Tfwin Tat* I.i:\HtSH S bng olice 140 |o 219 ■*#-*ai4 It***—Fat art! y * II io fFIrat II Air l)*lly i>#«tt*» 1 Jnppy 6 Know Hank I.KTTI'(!K frch*rg, Ima* dry pork dot. 50c Irn| III/. 13.75 to 2 (Iraia llsrpur A < |»lllet.*rry 91mi i lu,g 13.35 In 13.50 3 lluth Miilrock " J*nnl* rrnft I llappv Alik* I III-- UbD* b oNtONH I»«»t Hun i'lr In (op liltAMlKK lint ■I’ H Comb |l.l« Tklrd Mar*— Mil* l* A g »«r M »». 2 li.ln baga luu lldial Half Dally l»*wM*» I Tw 0nll*tl*y I Tom Willard PAHHLKT Dot Hun 4l« 3 Htartar'* Hon I FIary II I'FAH «lr**n, bu hpr. 1225 lo 1214 3 Tollon Uln 7 Fogy K».l 4 llarinno • Power T*» i*»ae*r* PKI'PIIIIM Ilu hpr 91*u In tl.tft PD TATO Efl l(*.l fill**, hpr 91.1ft Fwwrfh Har*—Fwfmrlly I.! 9135 frta I* H. 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Mom#' Klaklk He##—f-etarltf H*Ai,ly 11.50 4Mh*r varU lIra I ll»#kl#># Mlk# ! <lr*re#• 1.40 in «> •«» lin t** m s |n 99 «• J tlnll K«»l * nurh'.rn lu>r J TIpiil# JHold l.»»f led IU NASAH 60 lb. hunchra. || ;s lo tl.oo I Dark Command * Hally Hh*ll*<| whlta cM rl baga, Mata liar*—v ie Mil# I Sedarki* * flty Juda# | 9175 In 11.11 3 Tl|>p#rlr Wilth#| a UIM»r#l»#v# ONIONM Tallow ;o |b. anrk f i l l 3 lliimlillna Nora 7l'**n|l*In 1.1* whll* 9700 Hpanlah MSI In 9216 I ail-tni# * IIMIuld# T#*lk lla##—Kalerllr PUTATUKH Main rw t |2.2ft to I II#ul Kir# t Norman Andr»w* 93 56 Hard Canadian rn rtlf IlrU HIK*. rw i 9150 1 Dnublflll John * ljunp l.l|hl ll.,1, T«T'ir J Wlnk'a Jud«m#nl n I’ T A IlA i I AM So lh( aark 9115 |(#,l tlrllr# i «•» K##n Dl#*#atk Ha##—0-10 MH» K|«l*l#la Ma##> I tied Tradvr 1 la,ml>»r Jark t ilrand Mar> a llnir* llan*»l#r 3 Jump lllnh 7 Our lUmua « II# l.urky I Cumin* Aluna rM BLANCHE I ALLISON A - HELLO/WERE THEMOOffLSrn ft K Z T H B r1 I ] FASH iON L i M s u o N fm J I'M BVE ■ DIXON? wW-'v, ^U4yt-urvl Overalght eatrtee fee Tumrfiy r im Reee—Kelertlr B y P A U L ROBINSON AKETT • \ ' J, . * ‘ f* *1<«•■'-/ **. * t Tfd-1 •»' iHfiir#Y^'1*- ‘ -'IF •■'H Ji . or a f th e A m a a te l i v e r ia ^ “AMERICANS SHOULD PRODUCE THEIR OWN RUBBER” In t h i n critical boor, when rubber asenema a position of priaro importance to our national welfare and to our ultimate victory, I cannot) help thinking of Urn statement made by my father more than 20 yeara ago whe nhe declared that “ Americana should produce their own rubber.” To him the de­ pendence of this country upon s single, con­ centrated area for any baste raw material waa economically unsound and it waa hie pre­ monition of difficulties In the future (hat W to the establishment of the Firestone rubber plantations in Uberia, which are now being worked to the very limit to produce every possible pound of rubber for our counIfT“ HOW TO MAKE YOUR PRESENT TIRES LA8T LONGER” Naturally. It Is going to taka time to de­ velop tl(eae additional sources of rubber. In (he meantime, It Is the patriotic duty of ev­ ery loyal American to help conserve Urn prospul supply by making the tires that are aew on his car bat longer. You can add as much as 50 percent to the Ufa of your tires bjr ob­ serving 1such simple [treeautlona aa keeping t h e m Inflated to recommended pre—ure, iririag' dlowiy and ''ivoldlngJ"q d'i e k gtartd and*sodden sWa. " >- H**• >'• •> “NAnOAMVIDRI BYEffiM KO P »*PAUfORY"> CONTROLLED RETREAD PtANTB” .7 'T or’ Il'humijiY of'years, the Firestone or(faa\io8"1iiis ftcogtfflU ihd W . H t aSd ay of ntVeadfng tlYee.' and' aa ig rosuR. de'havo-’beUt ’bp ’a hitfon-wide lyalem ef 132 W t e i d plants; atrotegicslfy located, fo provide ^retreading ’ service for our dealera and atofee and Ibtlr custouVnu. To mast the* present emergency, them' planta are operat­ ing 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.. By Urn process « f retreading which we have devel­ oped, as meek aa 50 percent of the mileage built into the original (read Is sdded to the UfS'Of Um tire and the quality of woelanan* ship and malprial In inch that we art able to extoad our Bfe-tlmo guarantee to every Flrmtuae retread. -NEW VICTORY TIRE" v BUR another stao which we took aome yearn age pad which will nerve cur country we* today, was .the eetohHehmeat of exthnThdsy the H i ml mu " r - H V i ' h jjA fh i kurgeet rubber reclaiming capacity In 4he world—nod we4khave Jong . —_ Athe advantage 1--.^ . __of. * 21“ ________ __ mmmm i i v a utm r f C w S f l l niDOMrp W I m x w ill driven at moderate a p a fti V « hate thle prednet the-Vtetarr M n r n o i k to i In predart lea la oar factories. We alee h to tractor Ore -T H E PA1 OF EVERY r _ . f - N. �FCMHBD 'V ^ y l*, ■ H K F ■ n r - .■ v- V / ' \r. ■••tow ')A W W W l< •( *.’ •M - -,'l . « f t >. -< * -• * ■ / ' f t i ^ l i A f j ^ i y P ia in u M • • * > *JT - ■7 » V*V ^ #— rS ^ 5 ? t % f f l - w t . y k & m ’- r ^ J ij • i + A * * ± m mm * * m * m m t AN INDEPEND t* ■-------------- UJP Bi-gfg- G loria Vanderbilt W eds A t 17 *i Martial Law Has #Be6n Proclaimed B,ack Sca F,eet And Four Nipponese A ir 'R a id s A re M ade On * F ar. Eastern Town H r A— H*4»d r m » SINGAPORE, Dae. It — (A P )— Ottawa-Trial* Mlaiater , Churchill today said ha did ■at have mach hapa of Italy falling ant af th* war aooa, adding " I ’m afraid the organ grtadar kaa the ■ cokey too finaly ty the collar." [ Ha oiproaaad (O ollhrre 1 Singapore waald ba hold « » h » l th# Jai Of Aeeeetsfoa frr; , Authorltatlvo London quarters declared. "Allied 0 atrstegy requires the de• fenae of Singapore, with all thd means at our disposal, ao that it might serve as a base for a mighty offensive % against Japan." On the Malayan, front only alight activity was rts porteH. l b Member Associated Press NUMBER 102 ---■ U. S. Soldiers Reach Final Stage in Defense of Manila Armies Forced Back Under Overwhelm­ ing Jap Forces On Two Battle Fronts The Battle O f The Pacific Invaders Are Six Miles From City Station In IxmKwood ! To Be Located A t ' S t George Hotel j Caucasus Success Imperil Nazi Arm y Mm. Florence HunVrr Clark 1 Lonft*n'H| h*A of frrctl th«kl facilities r f |br St CScorffr llo tel thr*r to th»* Seminole Cruvt ty Defin.r Counril for u«r a* * flmt ai<l station, Chairman Hr. C L. Park o f the ||rnlth *n<| Housinif Division announced todajr, Equipment ha* hern rrerlvi* \ Hf* Patk ndilnl. to rtUiblifth • lx flmt niil hti«tit>r*H in the ^roHnty. The pen»Mine| |« l»«inc nnd woivu* of the alatlona hibr hern lorntr.l. Other ftation^ will he loenttfl In (.nke Mary. Luke Mon roe gHfl Ov|eilo in *4Mlti4>n t*» two In Ranf^nl. The Fernnlri* I^aughtnn Menmrirl llo^nitn1 already haf h«*en ilewiKnatiol n• a local station. nn<l two more will mltied. Pr Park derlared he "gratefully ireeptrd" (A).Ja|t» aoiilc fust attempt to eslablhh a fmithold in Dutch lira. Clark a offer, and the ht> hast Indies Knrmy bombus attacked airport at Medan a* para tel will he uaed aa the l.ong chutte troops weie dioppi-il li) miles away. ( I l l Action in Malaya— wood atatir l. , . , i i i i , i. , ,, Station* arr needed in l.aki British ti.h plane, lanlid the main Jap air base at I slant, aero., Ma Mary. Lake Monroe, Ovietlo laya bonlri in South Thailand. Inn mug al least til Jap planes and two more in Sanforil, nm Dr. I*ark atatetl th*t any per British weir holniny sill) miles north of Singapore I f ) Rangoon— s ’’Christianity soli who is (hie tn offer a "large f 1,11(1 civilian easuelllea resulted finm Hie first Jap raid in Hiiima Hi -* o r a house that ran le (D l Australian homhe>« -el tire to a Jap cruiser uff Mlnahassa Only ,Hope F or , ™ , — uaeil a . a f i r s t aid station.' IVninsula KVIrlas). (K ) I'liilippinn, Fighting reported on all BERLIN, Dec. j i — (A P I— A Soil llltlvr, hi a New Tear7! ’ crder to hie. troop*, today declared the Banian Winter counter.Attaek “ Must and will be frustrated," and that year 1941 would a** Social prervr broken completely. He aaoertrd that 1941 "was a year of heaviest dcciaior* end the most sanguinary Pasquale (F at) Dl Cicco, 32 year-old llollywrod actors' agent, flrhtlas." but predlctod "It , will be known In hlatoey aa help* his bride, the former Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt, 17 year-old the rear af the greatea* heirrvs to one o f America's oldest fortunes, rut i.ivlr wending rake victories of al limes." Just In Beverly Hills, Cal., after being married at the Historic Old Mis­ one yesr ago llit.or declared sion in Santa Barbara. "The year 1941 will being completion of i>* greatest rltpry In oar history.** ) tnr AaaoetsleS rr*w»| ■ - - » - - ---------- Hotel Offered For Emergency 1 First Aid Use* Russian Troops Recapture Two Crimean Towns m DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1911 lg0 8 ■ - - M alayan C ity V a lr . liable ' v T o * British • A a Base T o Launch Attacks On Japan t Sanford In The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation cf Dutch Say Allied Reverend V.H. Aid Is On Way To Grantham Talks East War Grounds To Kiwanis Club Tokyo Dive Bombers Control Roads And HaveAxioored Units I It * \•««,* tales* I'rree > A n nltt-mtit to cvacnR|r> R00 seriously w o u n tl n <1 American* from Luzon Is­ land nppnrently forcahatlowetl *he Inst stages of the 2&-<lay-old Hattie of Manila today as (!en. Dougina MacA r t h u r ’s armies fell.. back under nn assault of over­ whelm ing Japanese Infant­ ry , tanks, and dive tmrobora.An attempt t„ (-vnrualt> 300 vrriiiuslv wound) ( Am»ricsn» frvim I.umn lalsnd wsa sppafenlly foreshailuwed in the last stage* rf the 2(1 day old hattla of Manila today a, lien. DouvIsa MarAilhur’a armies fell Russian galna continued to­ day on both the southern (Cancutui) and Moscow fronts. I un‘lpr an aa-ault o f nverThe British reported further whelming Japanese in fa n try , heavy damege to Axis forces lanka, and dive bombers. south of Adegabla Libya. JDispatches f r o in Shanghai Red troops of the Caucasus and | .aid theinvadrrs are only six tha Black Sea fleet hare stormed : and one fourth milos from end rcceptursd the Crimean towns Commander O f Indies S a y Manila. Simultaneously, an Aaof Kerch and Feodosiya In smash­ Is Urgently Calls For Martial law was proclaimed' ing new success which Imperil the sociated Press correspondent re­ • WWWhouy the Singapore lettle. rntlra Natl army on the Black • M o r e ported that the southern battln Our World Today a should mntaet him now. Ac Equipment mant teat night after four hoary Sea peninsula. It wai officially mmiwodatlons are needed imme I l»t(HUI#U. line |s only a 311 minute drive Japaaaaa air assault# war* beaten announced yesterday. diately, it waras added. [ front* on Luton, kfenila was b* nibrd ag»m Jap, landad more re hv automobile from tho capi­ •Hr AMsesim P n w i IW Iarlng that "Christianity auhr J1 caaoaltiea and tal this morning. Allied relaforcements were Premier Joseph fStalln Im­ l« thp o " ’v hope for the w®rM.r • to thla big Gen. MarArthur* field haadmediately santa mcaaagw of con­ reported by Dutch newspapers j Rev‘.'"v. n ! Grantham pastor " o f Right I quarters announced: "The ane* Urea da. gratulation tn ' General Kaalor, Ual night to b« en rout* to.'ih* F ln t (..irUtUn Church, df» Deferment Asked For my la driving In grtat force tho Pacific war* theatre even1liv-re<| an adHrwaa that wag Highway Patrolm en1 7 1 ' from both north and south. aa JU«ut Gan. Hein Ter Poor well received by men*bars a| ] "Ilia illve hnmhers practical­ tan th« Indies Commander-In the Kiwanl* Club at nalr laai ly control th, roads from tha T A L L A H A S S E E . 1>r-. 31 C h*f, urgantlv * callad fbr more meeting r f (kn sear tkla noog (J*|— Defermetit unMI M »v wil! air. at the (he Valdes llaUl. b«r», flghtey. planar and 'The Japanese are . using If* -etated. -Mated. “"W We, * • Mked fe- H Stale 11 chway | _ . I T-mor, morruw whait4 youn* | k W . GvtadUj* hrf* i v " » r *H d! alffppeil hw wait-agVa'j'gtawkSnsmntltLe Vpf tenkj ami ia’ I n v a slim hitv# a llra tc r _Ah than tha A*.pPatmlmen suhjecl toi r i l l f Ar | £ O U r i S t t v l t l h M o i l to* abandon lif'm ld « l t" w h i c h he my call In thselective »e«vlej IJ” ; V , U U „ „ atill top hat and olJ Path ! a»moi+d unit*. fente of America, Uruaka at DuUh aol|. Nava taker,' . r , / was the aolrll<iav-m-.r Holland and esh P | o n S llfn ffo a x D tl* -r Tim, has left with lagging' "Our llnra arc being pushed ,.M. In e ffe c t,.V .- ~ ■ Mt c„ lc, ( , . . rvlng ar the State Jo Libya tha cornered Asia carrying ov*r his hack." ^’*a T nwnorta *n a rt*- fm ffrom r ^iqr * R l! r rr that u*aV‘ sa W gtloT 'if the world, renorta Rydnev Bydnev array has lost 4S of ita remaining P»»»a a scythe, Sanford) An Army bulletin said an a f '•W. need fa .l -ed uloo.le.l' ,, , ^ U,''r' V . whytiUppurted that a tgaka In a rash and costly effort M tlah Prim# Minister Church firms anil organisations will be (rmpt to evacuate the seriously .*bI‘' hu. 'q t ," ,. labor fonte peuaent at a to lash out at the .growing British 111 had advlaad Australian Prime men ,m the battlefield, but l! found observing the holiday wounded frrm Luton was made ^ _ . v V n t a t lo n put andtr attack by pressure In -the western sands of Mlnbler John Cttrtln that nrit think the ChrlrtUn soldl-C I* e a m n t l * I ' " Government offices, including R ,h|p flying U. S. nnd Re«l the greatest soldier thlt eglsta. Cl'*,fT7,r L -T * ‘ « lu.in. »hr Members of the Sanfurd Tour­ C Irenalea, British Middle. Eastern ain and her allies had decided The world la fille t with th • S " 1'1'* llu,,n* ,hr ist Club are planning to spring the , elective service office on j Cross flags. No other dctalla g m t calmness." headquarters announced y ester, upon a definite plan of art inn desire In k'll and the derire tn Winter a little aurprhe at the 17th Second Street, will be rlosed | wrr(. given. In the Pacific which woulil ■ritbh aircraft idaantfme were day. Th(j w , r lh. , „ r,nu.„t toiluy Pbysiral annual Pioneers' Night lu Ijtkt Postmaster It. J_ Holly said to enormously Improve a l l i e d msko people auffrr. An,,,!*,,, , nd Philippine' Msry tomorrow night, it wns an day hat . nee Jan. I a a nr *,talu ot •*«•« striking power against Japan. •slvatlnn Is necea-ary, but vplr Always » « t not dlacloaad. Furlou«h holiday, no service, will , continue ".tn.ng reItual feeling must work o m tinced here this afternoon tmnal :.i The Indies newapaoara asked !». required » f either rural or, , n,| , re Inflicting • . Jhpanea* ground galna about physical feeling cannot entlur affair will take place at Good Advice, Son The the public to ba patient. They Rev. Grantham added. W J f f i •PP«r*»tly Ware made pos. •hr Lake Mary ......... ....... Vi,y r* rrirlT. S|,i'ri,,! rommunltv! hravy IoBkr. on tha enemy” In aald help was nn tha way, hut atat 7 ;7:3o 3i> w''ml n«l i>«*riihaMi* will b< thu firree battle for .Manila. Building beginning perishable matter matter will Guesta attending tho l-inrh■ j y - . p,5 f ,pr f c l ,n btflltraton stressed that "annrmous d iffi­ C A N P B L A N D IN G . Dec. H o’rlnrk. hanilleil ss usual and mail will d a w ly at the coat of enor. From Tokyo. Dumal atportnl culties" remained before a ghn- eon meeting were Major J. H f**oee‘a l ) — 4 sohller « f r> Cnmp Although everyune in the 'lb patched from the office ’ g g » . j g — . « . raport o f a Brit. oral allied offensive could be , Grary, Capt. Karl Nnrilgren and pian'Bng eotor-,1 engineer'-'- - • rounty is Invited, the event I- ,h'' »;" " r »s un other days. Col tr<Uy that jN|>«nr«« force* hail Mfc corTaapondant at tba front i Capt. T. P. MeDanlel. Charles started. Morrison and Herman Morris wlmerl wrote home rrc mtly teli- * iranged each year fur the par i b-ctlon from designated strr*l th ru »t to I v * * than to mlloa Tha genera] aald Jananese wrr* enjoyment h* res will be made between from .Manila from the south­ re-alected to honorary ln>* hla mother thst ha waiM lii ular benefit and "U moat ba bom* In mind that Greta roaming the Booth Pa­ •if plnnrrn nvrr tttt yenrs of ( he hour* of 1:30 P. M. and east. an«l were pushing U rn . member hip In the c l u b for be horn, soon on f ’tr m»-fn. tha onentloni of tba Red Croaa cific w a r t “ easy targets fnr 1042, end It w a a »nimunre,l lmme*1iatelv—*"1*1 Com. i'1,'!«••. The rommittee in rharg^. '•!;',(l I1- M. IiougU.i M a r Arthur'a troopa for which fund* are required »nd bomber* n Derating from Nrtn l< lay urgrd that younger per Drygoods stores ami concerns bark to new line* in a ilrlra eey Fad. chaplain's a-eislsnt li­ H olland P^edicta that 1042 officers will be In financial ata’amenl* lasued do not erland Indies bases'' — a fed sUlled at the meeting n e a t the soldier’s outfit—the jno'her sons planning to attend arrange! who handle produce or vrge from the north. Rubber Substitute Inclnda tba value of tha aanrlcaa already proved by the hard-bit­ week. wrote to her r-n's rom'ne"iBo- to bring with them some olilrrt tables which are grown is this rendarn) to tha Red Croaa by tha ting Dutch airman and subma­ have a| vlcinltv will iib«i-rvc the holi offlcer aavinv “ Pleas* don't '*-t •tenum who might nit • M yaat number wf yoluntasra who rine eresra who have ao many him com, home on of thn-e fur- car, at the ramr time pnintlng day. The Court llruse will hr participated In tkla wnrk-'* Hr*. extendad and vulnerable areas mrnns| close,| all dav tomorrow, also luueh'. It might tum nvrr anil ■ml thatanyone without Checks Mailed For Roy Mann, publicity ehalrmpn of to defend. of trsnrprrtatlonshould call both" the Sanford Atlantic Na hurt him. tba local chapter, said tkla mom. telephone No. 3IJ03. |l (nnal Bank and Florida State Dividend Payments "Suck material support" the log'a# a preliminary atatament general said. " I f glean with tha The committee In chorgr of! Bank of Sanford, In isnaljrilng the main dlelaona least possible delay, could even Is rompuanl of J There will be no editir i of Check# ware mailed today In U.S. Exhibitions To arrangements o f tha war fund program. Chairman Frank Evans. M rs The Sanford Herald published tohold o ff a largertcale Japanese payment of tha aeml-anpual illTha first dlvlalon U "eervlce landing attempt* vldend by th* Flrat Federal 8av. Be Presented A t Fair Krvnk Evans. Mr. and Mr». Iw>n morrow. praaant amargancy, Pickering Mr. and Mr*. It. K. The Garden C l u b will an l«. I'rroal to armed foreaa*’ which Include# It waa ala tad officially that Inga and Loan AaaoclaUoo. Se­ Homer tinuncr the winners in its nn Florida’* lav revision, divorrv TAM PA. Dee. 31— ISpeciaH- True, Mr. and Mr*. production through volunteer ao Japan**# ttronp* thus f a r cretary Jam** Higgins of th* as­ nun I "lighted living Christmas Gleason. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur wdtkarg of auntlcal dreaaing* and hare landed on Dutch territory. sociation. aald today. Tha dividend Brinwlnr the America" govern, Tomkinirn and Mr. and Mrs. Irrr’' ronteat which enda to­ rarknt. financial comeback ami administration changes — prime articles of clothing,' work for tha Tkaru thus atlU waa no o ffi­ waa made on th* basis #f a four •"ent'a d-fen-* pla»- dlr*e"v tn Raymond M. Ball. night. Mr*. 1. E. Hoy. chairman n»w# for atale paper* In an or­ man la hospitals daring con. cial conflrmatign that Japan*#* percent par annum paymeut and ia lha people, three United Rt.tes of tho contest, atateil Joday. dinary year—ran poor seconds vmls*tanas, enrollment o f donors parachutist* had landad In the th# largest amount paid by 'he Departmenfa wtR nres-it *»hl*lIt war In 1941. in procnrrlng blood plasma arq| Medan a r e a of Sumatra on aMoclaUoo since It was krganlsed •Pwia at he Florida Sts'-* Fair In 1934. • Lacking th* lustre of .puhll* tba securing a f madIra 1 technolo­ Sunday. Fah 3 to 14, General Manvwar Mrs. Vanderbilt Is Mr. Higgins declaredf th# as­ P. T. Strleder announced here to•motion and dimmed hv a star full m f M w w la Amcr- g y 's far tha Army and Navy. Robbed O f Jew elry sociation kaa shown a steady dp». of far greater magnitude, wimu * laBaanlty in * • "Dianater aad ’ civilian emer. far tke growth'during 1941, si nf the stale’s moat significant aatvaaay af thl* gaocy ralter group# with Uielr The Department of Commerce BEVERLY HILLS, C alif. Dec. of th* Department nf Aarteul'u'e and legislation of recant years we* flrat I I mastitis, raaat - t k h w m a m m l to allet ed aaounU of money moat percent. Marlthno Commission hs»# re- 31:— f>P)— A robber atol# two pushad to Inald* pagra while that wa would |nat alt down group have Increased the enaergeney need* for food; small pieces of Jawalrv f r o m national affairs and world con­ thrift taka H wtthant working lU objact la to 91 aonred an entire hulldlnr for the akelter, clothing and nodical at* flict took over page one. form M Mbatltutc," taatioa of tkO Vfcttaa of dlaaataro and provide for ing af disolny « t dlrrtmv*, eoectnranlaa. Mrs. Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt ", - t t s , / Meeting in apeclal session fo Ttupcr. •hip modal* end educational rhatU and her twin alatar, teidy Thel­ bom**, and It I* under Florida, of course, h a d It* whatbar auak cats*trophies art ma Furness, In tho lalter'a homr clear up a number of routine proportional* ahare in the wvr vision of tho govarnman At of from nafwral cauaaa or tha reto daacrlb* federal oparatlons. Monday shortly after a writ • matters, the City Commission and nrenaratlon* fr - war with would w it af baUigotugt action,'' aha ding recaption for Mrs. Vender- mad* arrangements Monday night Its bristling array of Army ami Charles Jaffaraeo . Tomkins, •tala rav blit’* daughter, Gloria, and Paa- to Ins all an air raid siren at th* Navy Installations and Ita bent ■"CtriHaa daftaaa service#" ad. who hna lived with hie aon-In­ quala (P a t) dl Cklo. water plant tower, II. N. Saver, of th* flrat day* of Japan'* law and daughter. Mr. asd Mrs. Detective# aald a man. simu­ rllv clerk, stated yaatardav. Th* attaek, Capt. Colin P. Kelly. Jr. A. B. Lav*Jog. fur th* n a s i lating poaacaalon of a gun, con­ order will bo placed soon for th* would For strictly Ftorlda new*. ! • metrth* died j t l ihele home. fronted Mrs. Vanderbilt and itrrn, he added. Gov. Spostard U Holland’# vir­ gUu and T IT Park Avewua. at Id O A ll. Lady Fnmaaa. who wer# alone Commissioner* authorised J< tually complete control over l luaidi y following a Ungerlag All Contrel . Florid* golf noma* that ar* arranged by except for aorvante, and took D. Abrahams, water plant angl­ Bute matter* and hla faraaaa' . f 1 a small diamond clip end a are r. to attend tho civilian de­ date will b* repreamttsd at th* calfara la any combination Mr. Tnakhla was burn In a masting next Monday at 1:00 daalrml. Th# handicap commit- piece o f V-fov-victory eoitome fense course to bo presented by reaching program for revising tha tax structure stand out ------Couatv, Oa- Aug. 19. P. M. at the Collage A r m # too arraagea handicap* for tba Jewelry. Authorltlo* aald valuo th* P. B. I. In Tampa, Jan. 5 to among the events of 1941. 1 IM , - « v « d In Golf Count In DtLand at which playarm, and tho team that o f tha Jewelry waa amall. 10. Th* course win deal with all Holland, aarvlng hi* Aral Jock* forms of dafanso steps to b* vear aa Governor, dominated th* pro-amateur wiat* 1 ached- turn* In tha lowsat not aeorr Bat token to aafcUard Uvea. ula. will ho arranged i ad offl* fa r beat ball will ba Judged lha State UglaUture and re­ 1 rarsytb. care o f th « group win ta elect- the victor. A email entry fee t* A gen cy Apportions Tha use of Who Mayor's office ceived uaatlv everything ha Tba T l . ad, Ralph Btwart, local pro, an* (barged, and two or three 1942 H ighw ay Funds will bo allowed for th* eonduc. asked o f It. HU noaacad this morning. priaaa will be awarded. Score* ting of a fln t aid course by apparent In nearly ovary » Th* B u ford Couawy flu b nsay bo tamed In any time BatWASHINGTON. Doc. > !- < * ’> - Mrs. Henry McLaulIn, Jr. fte ature o f a major Florida ovant 11 W rapeuaanted. a )d i it I* nrday ar Sunday. About alght The Federal Works Agency an- colored school toachere, Mr. Sayur Involving ponUca, taxation, p n b -j^ ^ patted, Mr. Stewa rt aald. or te* fouraeataa am axpectad lie f Inane, law a n fo r e u * * . a portlonad tlVM OfiOO ter High- concluded. that the it o off the tha te U enter. enter, tha f l n t toarvnmi teuraamtei dafanao or dUaaur. . V .,* Central Florida meet-i- way conatmetlon and Improveaaaamr w ill ba awards I te lha A t th* Cant ir teamoys win be local (Ink a » kaa bote tha eua- tec, amateur m i l k y » LA YE R BKNTKXCpq; * " o f * the1 total |IOO,OQOACO will SWEDES’ CLOTHES RATIONED Um far th* peat now al year*, planned In *d< addition to po to read haprov.man'- of th* Cltloa h The apanteg dnte o f play will I n r a n k LEXINGTON. K t - Da*. **r-ETOOCHOLmT d m . Sly—<0>— b* Jan. U r ayraoaatod la the past at the federal-aid highway svatem and _ ItTAMjMft tor accondarv roads War. aInched but noutml Sweden ( f » - T h 9 ^ a a /AaaaHtec te Mr. Stewart, g a W ln g from far aarth aa 2 S .. convict, Tkc th* tSPAOOjOOO for elimination of Tuaodcy crdcrcd tho ratteateg *f t e l l hate'"dogfight wO ho JM, Augustin*, li railroad stal ed a t t i w coon try tlah dur- rav e a t, and I l U l l J U for bo regnkr fhdoral^ -------- IM for J k tl ____•# any ktod of o f haxanU. lefor* IM< datg. S T s S -O L f T M M U fc g " Hanks, Court House, Firms, Stores To Close New Year's i Plan Surprise For 17th Pioneer Nite Main Red Cross Committee? And - Duties Analyzed 1 k War LeadJ All Other Florida •• News In 1941 . « fa r s t it s B ! City Will Install Air Raid Siren At Water Plant Tower Charles Tompkins Is Dead Following Lingering Illness Golfers WiU Meet In DeLand To Elect Oflicere, Arrange .Schedule ey* £ s it e iw S k - t Lv ’ AV �W FTHE IANFQKD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA by, jv ' .f R « ’ ' * ■ — ........................... K g :. The Wtight af All This Air HE k ;.. . ' (From Pot try) .. >The weight of g]| thli air la such Spaded earth will not Increase / . Ik # burdens that I carry much. '■ 1 will waar It Uka a fleece §’ Ta rtf# am from a raw cold day. »,'■ It will sover up my ayaa, AlthougH there are m a n y things which may have proved discouraging to the public an the y e a r of 1941 cornea to a close, It may be well to see what happened away back there in first World War days for the folks who sUyed, at ^.ome. Looking back through ita files the St. Petersburg reports as follow*: , I*All Florida,cities,so far heard from reported no notlceap|«|slump bflow bxpe^tjitftms in the Winter of 191718, the firat war season of ttie last war. “That waa alio true of 8 . Petersburg, as -analysis of II. la g * Iw ra'hw ova 1 n bo-dag* free. AUGUSTINE BOWE n > - Florida National Exhibits will eoatifiua their afloat* to *»a ff’, and this winter' pl.n to feature attractive state exhltltx at important national i conven­ tion* such as the meeting of Airlcnltnral CteraUries In Co­ lumbia, the Sportsmen’* ihow In Boaton and the Florida State Next Mexico's highway system la belia-ed to antedate that of any other state In the Union. Ei Camino Real from El Paso to Santa Fa i« said to be America's oldest read, haying been biased In 1682 by Don Antonio de Espejo, a Spanish explorer. • before, Florida’s pig has Increased 80 p*r- a years. ■ ilia's Rad-Cress qusOb (of which only |5,0(W has I ta .date, It 1* going to logsnulty, aa wsli at hi, mpat cities to go A n d erson * G riffith 7 7 ? COME IN AND OUT YOUR 1942 CALENDAR • Beer er & Wines G o c k ta ib G«C th* h*IMay spirit Drop In f*r a vrall nix«d drink... or tak* hom* a quart of « y M lk o tlIT adrrrtlsCT oredocta products lr •drrrtLKf for real vinuth and ckorv. Drive In today and 1st tu check your ear before ran go on t h a t holiday trip. Let its check y o u r Urea, gas, oil, water, bat­ tery water — We’ll give you oar moat prompt and efficient service. Tv# boon In.*’ So, making his wa: with difficulty through the crowd hs got inside. It happened thet he had enterei mass was about to betrln. He didn't have Uie slightest Idea where ha wai or what wea y -ing on. Making hla wny down the Miile, he soon found hlmso f facing the prlaat and without any healtut on he demanded a "Scotch «nd fiodi.'* Realising that the Inebriate dldnt know whtre ha v e , the price! signaled for the choir tu march by and ting a hymn, thinkIng that this would solve th* problem pud bring.(he p-wr fe'liW to hie senses. Instead It only servnd to annoy tho chap further and In i w h louder voice he tried, "Uehnn, I don t want to tee i(he floor nhow-. JUST PHONE 9121 YOU'RE TELLING ME! “ By W ILLIAM H ITTC m trtl P t r u W rltu THE FAMOUS TURTLE that »aw Napoleon in exile on St. Helena is still alive. Must be hanging around to Uka a gander at Adolf, Muaao and the Mikado. •I I I 7 i t Japanese aee talking err**»'» of eae thing—tb it U n it y wVI »»ver accuse Here el being bum inilitlin. » « ». Aa AmtreUan haa developed an eheejr-hued gtadlolua. Make* a alee tabta decoration during a MackeuC I I I The natives o f New Guinea uae dog teeth for jewelry. Wed-> ding rinn there art, a# doubt. ,. advertised aa being strictly I f . karat Fldo. I I I Gnndpippy Jtnkins stye Mat wher b* ntrdj i t g Krw Y in 's rnolutien too p it eeat proof • g l i n t we/f-aeaafaf friend*. to make whatavsr sacrifice; -situation call* for. M i us resolve, that the >1848 will Sot find ua- ws and that each preclou* di it will hs used to th 'selfish service far 1 tion of our way of •rty - and o f oppoy > ’ O H haa gtvra t , future and- oar ei 'tore depsnda nova-, da. with (L Ret* Harbor and Msalla V R ay. Rrethcrton Orchestra .Pres*. News Sew Y e a r* Ev* Dancing Calendot F n n m ii D ire c to r Corner Pint Ok Preach S. H . E N G LISH G U L P SE RVIC E 114 N. Park Av«. WE D E L IV E R Telephone 9106 PITTSBURGH PAINTS it shae and utlguated rererear are here to stay. t i l .<•*-•■ > Brown-dad Naxia, bUck-Shirted Fascist* sad "yellow Aryans’* MemyeoWUl be—Rea. WhU» Una J M ik H k g Telephone I W • & Slam ps’ NEW YEAR’S DAY G ift! J0»t because ChiBltmsa Is over is no reason why you shouldn’t give yonr picture to those you love. Picture* ore ^particularly Ideal to send your‘man or men engaged in the defense of our. country. To remove eld paint ftarn window frames, brush. *n arra­ nt! costs of varnish remoter.' A fla t. 10 mlruttn, wipe o ff wKh doth and rob with turpentine, applied on a doth. Repeat V TOO L A T E T O C LA S SIFY By lu a a x a bay / .n s v ;, Wa Know of No Better Holiday Picture WKh Which To Wish You . . !• la MUbfatiag. n’ r H A P P Y NEW YE A R ! 3 HOME GARDENING MAGAZINE Mr. and Mr*. 0. K. Kersey announce the marriage of (heir WEDNESDAY Mrs. J M. Jackson and children The Hoard of Deacons of the daughter, Mary Louise Caron. to of Crescent City arc spending the P in t Baptist Church meet st the Richard Myrl Shaw of the United New Year Holiday in Sanford with church at 7:30. There will b* no State Navy, formerly of Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mero. Jiud-wcck 'prayer meeting. nephew of Mr*. Hugh Engram Friends of Mrs. Luclen Johnson FRIDAY j of Orlando. ( will be sorry to learn that «hr Is The first regular meeting of| The »in je ring ceremony wa* III with Influenia at her home on the Sons and Laughter* or the Performed on Chrlutm-i* Eve at West First Street. Territory Chri»ti»n Memorial Churchory ,of Florid* will be held at the Irama of ,Mr. and J. U. in Orlando, with the Rev. J. L Harry Hreren and t,ronaid M. *Bharew, V20 Magnolia Avenue it Dinglvy officiating. Ilimr* left yesterday for Cortex, ™.-00 P. M. I f la expected that Attending her daugh cr «■ m*- on the Gulf of Mexico, where they there will be a full a.tendanco at tron-of-honor Mrv Kerevy wore expect to go deep sea fishing. th* firit meeting cf tb* year. • print,,! ,ilk crepe ilm i top. Tho K. W. Ware Claaa of the ped by a hl«clc velvet co*t. Roy Mr*. John Dunk of Savannah. Methodiit Curch, ■ formerly thu WiLon of Orlando »erved Mr. N'. Y. I* the guest of her »on.uiG0-50 Bible CL**, will have it* 1 Shaw us best man. law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. t e g u la r meeting at tho chur.-h Thr bride chose for her welding E. J. River*. Jr. annex at 7:30 P. M. with Mr*. buby blue alpaca crepe drtss Mr. anil Mm. Orville I>onk and E*car Price and Mr*. G. H. Put­ wl h which »hr wore brown ac­ nam a* hoatcaacc. cessories and a corsage of whit* *on, Dickie, arrived Sunday from Savannah, N. Y. to upend the Worker* Council of the First ramrlliu*. winter month* in Sanford. Baptist . Sunday .ichcol meet* at Following the wedding a recap, M -30 P. M. Supper will be served tlon WH, held at the home -,f Mr. N rII who - - have inadu reservations. KricmM of thibby Riven wjll anil Sira. Wesley [artton, aLter Bundle*, for Britain Club will and brother-in-law of th* bride­ regret to learn that he haa been meet at the hom# of Mr*. A. Der­ groom. The reception vr»* attend, ill in th«» Fcrnald-Laughton Me­ by, 1611 Park Avenue, at 3:00 I*. ed only by close friend* and re. morial Hospital. la Ives of the couple. After spend, Mr anti Mra. \V. F. Gamer and Regular mefeting of Campbell- mg a short while with their Lotting Unit S3, A l American Leglo.i guest* Mr. snd Mr*. Sraw left for Mia* Halan Garner haw « « thalr jrurftt, Miaa Mstcelle liurn* of Auxiliary, will be held at the U - a wedding trip to Daytona Beach. Tucker. Ga. gion Hut at 7:30 P. M. Mr*. Shaw attended th* San. THURSDAY foril schools and later mo\ed to Miaa Virginia Dann. itudent A special prayer aervlee will be •Miami. For the patt several year* -held In ihe Firat Baptist Church »he ha* made her home with her nur*e at Grady Hospital in At. rerom 11:00 o'clock until 12:00 parents In Srnford, Mr. Shaw at­ lanta, Ga., ia visiting thmuirh wi h her father, It. U noon. Th* attendance is being tended the Orlando schools and holidays Dann. sponsored by the W. M. U. and before joining the United State* the public haa been extended an Navy, wa* connected with th* Mra. Roger B. William* plana tti invitation to attend. Cudahy Packing Company of return to her horn,, in Waahtn^ Tampa and Orlando. A ' SATURDAY ton D. C. tomorrow after vijitin* 9 Th* inspirational meeting vb the with her parcnU, Mr. and Mra. Women'* Auxiliary of ihe Presby­ K e y Club W ill Have J. VV. Mero. terian Church will be held at the . rhurth at 3:00 P. M. to be fol­ N ew Year’ s Eve Hall Mra. E. 8. Baughan and chil. lowed by the monthly business dren. Nell and Robert, of Miami, mealing. U»h*ring in the New Year are the gueata of the former a “ f 1042, member* of the Key • Uter.a Mra. A. W. U « and Mra. Club of Seminole High School Edmund Meisch. Mrs. H arry W oodruff will *pon«or a dance at t h e Entertains F r i e n d s City Hall tonight from 0:00 Mia* Margaret Smith and Miaa o'clock until 1:00 o'clock. Lfiura Mae Rrown left yri^rday Special entertainment feature* morning for Miami where they M n t Harry Woodruff enter* gained the Le Mardl Bridge hive been planned for midnight will viatit wi h Mra. Paul Man C l u b a b d an extra table of and favor* will be given. All kina. While there they plan to guest* at her home on Oak high ichnol and college student* attend the Orange Iltwl New Avenue yesterday afternoon. A have been Invited to attend the Year* game. holiday theme prevailed In the g-Jla aifalr. Price* will be nom­ decoration* which ennaiated of inal. Mr. and Mra. Fletcher Scott. Brasilian pepper, holly and Mr. and Mr*. Dan Ilrown arxl *poinaettlas. Mra. Eva Brown have returned Mrs. W. A . Adams * wa* to their hom* in Alexander City, awarded high *eore prise and AU., af *r apending a few ibiyj n. M m . F. D. Scott xtcond high the Kueat* of Mr. and Mr*. Roy M. Brown. p r i s e f o r ,, tho member* and gu rolprlx* wa* received by Mr*. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Kd Buhrman. Mrv. Stella P. Arrington ha.* T. Bradford Byrd A t ' theconclusion of .tho a* her queal* her Min and dauvh Waltar E. Johnaao game** the hotte** served a sal­ ter.in-l.w. Hr. .nd Mr*. Brlxx* T- M. HOI ad' course to the following: Arrington their daughter Ann: New Yaae* Day ««• kbs. Roy Mann, Mr*. An^ohn l^ankiln Johnson u '“ £ccU'' H **"* «n*l Mr. and r*. Tom Pond, all of llordrl* ft-tfr S T U A R m iN T ft P erfect By C a m illa B r a d l e y ] M ary Louise Cason W eds R. M. Shaw Arthur Etchary, Nr*. Wirt Ky., lire.' J. B. Gi Hints*, of Starkvilla. Ml*a„ Mr*. Scott, Mrs. Adam* T . - . F MeDanUl o f Ft. Knox. Buhrman. Th e SANFORD HERALD; SANFORD, FLORIDA Floral Bella R in g at Florida?a Cypress Gardena ^IRS. LQURINE BfcAL, W k tIjr Editor GOING PLA C E S • fori the season of 1913*14 were :n,’ k r ' l , , W ' #n' ,il' 12,229. They fell off, to 11,Ml the following year, and in- „ tt •*•"*» to raa tha!. wa, ax a Nation, have had much the *am« created to 13,418 In the Winter of 1915-16. 9:16 Golden Oete Quartette otiltudo' for the, last fear yearn. “Then came a freak season. With America still out With money-making and pteauirp. 0 :8 0 Invitation To Tha Walts, . RADIO NEWS 9:48 U P News of Vfte war arid not 'expecting to go In; with Industry hum­ hunting, we hare let ounetvfa go VDEO 10:00 Mmrnel . ' m i n g and rapid increases In •wages, employment, and 10:08 BUck and White Notre profits; St. Petersburg had g boom season, with an in­ 10)18 Myrt and Marge ' rata used to gs* on the slept crease of 50 percent over the previous year. 10:80 Stepmother days they step on the ga>— < 10:48 Woman of Conraga "This unexpected increase took the city by surprise. harttt Democrat. They may itiOO Mary Lee Taylor jf it e S if their tires g*t tired. Tho town wsa overrun by tourists, many of whom com­ material ambition * has 11:18 A t 116m# with Sally Mar­ On'e/Alore Scotch; nn-f. Sod*. B«-The, World Today plained of inadequate accommodations and swore they fore ti* fure the Bell n.-ll Rlgnk. Hlenk.-'' . ■ :Tha Lon* Bingvr il;8 0 Chasing tha Bluet • thing jra Ilka about '-he. would never return. »' W » have allowed ou ll>48 U P News M i Pretent a* automobile Urea. We'll "So it waa expected that the next season, which fol­ forget thoaa g fr e f kpir 11:55 Temperature ’Big. Town ’ •ema excuse for walking to uss through >WMc)r 1 lowed America’s entrance Into the war, would show S'de­ 18:00 Kate Smith Spreke ■Dr/ Christian find*. Ha itrength and} 18)18 Wbvachord Melodl** Elmer Davie and the N cline from the all-time record of the previous year. And "till find the-Imprint\**ia 18:48 Our Gal Sunday . ftxaco Star Theater It did. The number registering dropped to 15,414. * We Trust" oa tha roalo 1:00 Dixie Farm Clab Olena. MjUsr Orchestra “ But this was certainly no more than would have B a r s given little thoogl • o f our younger friend* 1:30 Bridge School of the Air 1 auto tire ban exemptions been expeg^ed, war or no war, and far less t h a n was heed to .Ita nisanlng,' w>. 1:48 Bred of Life I « ports M p w u r ndude dragging the main. 1 Well, tho Bell haa re# 2:00 Orange Bowl Football Game i News o f tKs World feared. Forl t was better than any previous season with la Uma for K m s n t»; i6 4t80 Lendt Trio’ Johujf, Long .more (lowers, snd beautl- R.sinale exception. up and face the future * ‘ 1 Vaughn Monro* Orchestra 4t48 Prere New* : horns, makallt a more "Then, as now, wild rumon of a bad season were cir­ full rsalhatlan’ o f tha 840 For the Farmer ' I'Lkttmr W alk, new* W JacbaonvIltS. -Tim es- culated." at hand, uSIUd and- i Benny Qoadman* Orchestra 5:10 Twilight Melodtre ". ' Good advice for any city, ONE OF THE longest names on record la that of n daughter of Arthur Pepper, m London laundryman. Bom In London in 1883, tha child’s . Initial! totaled 28—one for each letter of the alphabet This la the way she waa christ­ ened: Anna Bertha Cecelia Duma Emily Fanny’ Gertrude Hypatia Inex Jane Kate Louisa? Maud Nora Ophelia Quince Rebecca Borah Teresa Ulysses Venus Winifred Xenophon Yetty Zeus Pepper. Thera Is nd record of what her parents TRE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER SI, 1941 H appy N ew Y e a r! .. The prospects for 1942 may not Immediately saem to b« pleasant and yet we may rest assured that there will be the usual momenta of happiness just as there will be sadneaa. And since happiness la largely a state of mind anyway, those who adopt the right attitude and can adapt themselves to changing conditions are sure to find as much happiness in 1942 aa they have in 1941. i-. No doubt there will be many trials snd tribulations for all of us throughout the coming year. In the ,war we may expect serious reverses. And In these reversed, Amer­ ican lives wiii be lost and sadness brought to American homes. There will be bombing raids on American cities and civilians will know for the first time what people in London, Amsterdam and Chungking have endured. But. there will also be victories. We have no doubt that in spite of the surprise attack upon us and our state of .unpreparedness our Army and our Navy will render a good account of themselves as soon as they get going. Thcte will be gallant deeds of heroism and self-sacrifice, more Colin Kellys to thrill the American people, and there will be the even greater courage and heroism on the part of plain, inconspicuous people who take their bombing* In their stride and never make the headlines. And there will be more business worries and economic mal-adjustments than we have known for many years. There will be shortages among the things we need, and higher prices, and even higher taxes. In some lines there will be more business than available workingmen can han­ dle in 24 hours a day. And in other lines there •will be YERSE FOR TODAY slumpe which w i l l threaten old eotabiished firms with • • • . •........... HERE 18 A SPIRITUAL bankruptcy. r . OP THRIFT, POOR But withal, there will be the joy of meeting difficult ELJB HAVE POOR W AYS problems and oVercoining' lh'erii. I f life were dll easy there iY SAY. THIS IS NOT AL­ US TRU E ECONOMICALLY. would be no fun in it Happlneu cornea from actually do­ IT IS ABSOLUTELY TRUE ing something that is hard to do. There-la no pleasure UTUALLY. TR Y TO ES- for a housekeeper in saving money when she haa an un­ USH rA; FAVORABLE BA­ limited budget to spend. It la no thrill Tor the skipper CK) For onto every one that •hall be given, and he (hall to s«il his ship through a period •of cahn. The business abundance, but from him that is hard to get is the bualneaa that is moat appreci­ bath no:-, even that which he ated. (>•' . *' shall be taken away.— Matt. Throughout 1942, come what may, there will be dances and parties. There will be singing in the streets and • It Mlala Net ' (From Poetry) feasts to eat Camellias will bloom and the celery will Joy points to • star, grow bright and green. Stars Will shine and sunsets glow. Mas tn# .full of moon, Boy will meet girl snd there will be love and laughter. It hs« gons too far, Wedding bells will ring and babies will be bom, this year leave too »oon. of 1942, come what may. B ot when beeide the grate, Life is like that. Napoleon with all his turmoil for Or M anamated itove, n whole generation could not stop thati Neither can Hit­ It. minds net star or fata, . ler. For that we can be thankful. For that we can say. Than It Is leva. V. AUGUSTINE BOWE "Happy New Year." : !te Show 11:30 Tonite . Welcome T h e -N ew Y e «r ! Although world rondiiiona ma.\e defenac gardening mine important n«»w than ever before, the r-ituntinn d*H*a not denmnd thit nil planting -|»i»im' Ih given »ver t*» grow ing fo«»d rropa f n . lea* you ran provide the right c*4inditiona for ringing vrgrtalilra. Jo ndt attempt them. Nin, rhancea out «»f ten aeed <»nn u* der unfHV«»raM«* r"ndit|0|M ixill be wa>tet| and the tun« in tending them t«mld I to g i e « t 4-r Htlvanlage u other elide »voi Dn know thi* other haml, aomethllij almut yt’Ri Spiing prow, b* a Iglrrna. and ratarw Im*i ri*"* arr t |owrd by auiinurr torn, toniatoi—. *,|ll*'h. flga. mii.I nudofiw will, h giv r wm> lit tin* h all to fti i-l. potatoi-a, augar yinna. and p«u aimmona « . wrll a^ to u wh«.l«n«*w crop of ’ -p ru ig" \rg»*. tabl»«* W in trr fio.la h * dtggim* 'jroum! artuhok*"*, blrMching crlrry f* *r table u-o. gathering premia, it n.l enjoying miiiii 1 of th»* heartier vegetable* like j turnipa, paranip". mid Imr mti chokr« Stmio rrnp, run rvrn he -tarh that nr** not oft,*n found i antu 11 vrgrt.tI Ir gaid, Sotllll Pl«* >l aI'll l ,4g t|w |»epp«‘rB Ib'th air oinamrniNl enough to Im* iii , Iui Iih| m I lit* diubbery lH»r,lrr the former for iLR didlrile fo|mge. the bit ter for ita colorful fruit Set out naimiagtia planta in a I» nI o f fin** loamy toiil to which haa l>een Mtbb'd a liboi.il nnUHint o f manure I f planting in r » n » , dig n trench the width and depth o f n Bpmle The p l m t « C Y P R E S S G A R D E N S , F L O R I D A . — W h it e "A n jfe l T r u m p e t " flow ers form » ahouhl then be «|inr«| a foot b e a u t i f u l btu-kKround In C y p r e s s G a r d e n s fi>r l o v e l y K a t l i l e e n T u r n e r a m l lh»* b e ll-lik e ipnrt in the la'ttom of the b lo s s o m s o f t h e D a t u m a r b o i e s c e n s ns t h e y a r e k n o w n b o t u n i c a l l y s e e m to r in j; o u t trench. Spread l ho root* . a i v fully and e«»'or the tr "w n o f a pnen o f p e a c e in t h e s e t r o u b l e d d a y s . , by i v u - n . the pDnt with utinit thioe Turhea of jo|l that hta leon I! ji,I of (•niphii* »HtiV II mixotl with a ipiuntity o f well \ru ..r thv Miiv,tini fiont Di*- rotti**! manure Aa the new irmln'r II I .InmiHr) II . I'JI'J «| imts appear, more »,.il should « fioitl It4 ‘ Full lu*t» >ixty iMioka By MRA. IRVINCi F E IN B E R C Ih* added until the entire trelieh hnvp bt*vn arlt t'I.ral for i*V4’4llt*ni'^ I haa A n aapniagu*. been filled III tlfai^n. iilii<*lrution miwI print |H*rniMiient pUnting In wtiltnu "Gene*** l e ver") I liniia who vti'ic Mill living in m>f From th. *. th*. jury of ) bed HOOKS A N D A U T H O R S Ctrl Carmar ha* drawn on hi* va.*t knowledge of the colimful character* and exciting incident* ill the early hi*t»ry of dur country The rich land* of New York State, onco freed from th« threat of Indian ma***cre» and l:riti»h invivon* from Canada, were *ought for ihy , *mnll far­ mer* and rich men. The |">or would bjild their own home* Mrir. J. A. Plnglle and Mi** Mary »nd w-oiIs th ir land*; the rich Pingl* returned ye* erday to iheir planned to live in fetulal elegance hom* In Forayth. Ga., «ftei while hired men tilled the *oil jpvndmg th* holiday* with Mr* Call Cirn’c:- •** told the *tory Plngle a *on.in-|aw and dau«hier, of u youth who hail to decide th. Rev. and Mra. W. P. Br„„k.. wh«l »ort of American he would be — u i|ue*tion that would l»e determined by the *orl of wife he rho*e, though he waa the Baptist Group Has Aort of . mnn who murriea only when he hu* found hi* Ideal. N ovel H o b o Party Nathan Hart fted from l’tnn•ylvania afttr taking tho pari n Y ° u" ' f» ° p : « o f th* Fir.t of the »mnll farmer there In ihe Baptiat Church vntortained l«»t WhUkey Itebellinn. The G*ne»,-e night with a "H ob o' partyin Country In the time -when honor of college atudent* hmn., George Wtahington wa* Prr»L for lha holiday*. Th* group met ilcnt wa* a new land Ju»t open­ at the ehurch and motored to ing to aettleri. Nathan hud Trout Pond. earned hi* wny through achool By the light of a huge bon­ pointing decoration* on C ’oe*. fire numeroua game, were cntoga wagon* and tavern aign* jyed under the direction of lerman Morrl*. The , upper and hoped, in the (iencaee Coitnl^, to earn a living by palming wa§ cooked and terved under the euparvUion o f Roy Echol.*. portrait* until he could gat hi* P rii** for th# beat coat um e land. Jrmima Wilkinaon, k r ’wn were awarded to Mr*. W. H. :o her followrra a* the Pbhlick Unlvcrral Fricntl. conte-ted Btomper and Robert Steel*. Tho** preeent were: Hi** with her former disciple, Elijah, Ihe' Ellxabeth Pippin, Mlae *E*ther th* religious leadership of She Wa* * Strange, Miaa Ruth Strange. Genesee Villey. Miaa Lot* Haran, Miaa Gladya formidthle |>er*on, yet *ha wa* the first patron Nathan found, MU* Martha Wright. Ml** MU and during the tint* he painted portrait hepasaianaU-ly Nipper, MU* Flcrenc* Well*, her MU* Daria McWhorter and MU* courteil one of her attOrolnnU, who refused to marry Kva Cunnlagham. th* Universal :i Alto, Mr. sad Mrs. J. M. raut* Stineclpher. Mr. and Mis. W. forbade marrlig*. But H. Stamper, Roy Echols, Philip attractive man aa Nath; Trued, Harold Hall, Jlmml* not long look for had won tha friendship of Carter, Robert Steele. Lawrence Ha Coley, Jimmie Pearson and the leading men of the ! Velley, weal by men who Herman Morris. («> • «* » to mak* the Genes** (County a rich landownar'a S pio». with . l u „ rotate* r irous by ebeap labor. k• M»i"r built Itxhugh from Maryla a mansion patterned Sn the Southern plantations, and it w»* found his daughter Eleino latlvui Nathan desirable. thought ____________ Eleanor J j b-----l M I i sH _ ______ to be chirmlng, _ and was.. proud her e*rort to* the ba'Ua ai 4 *ocial thering*. In the tha -F t Uhugh egathering*. me Nathan spent man# hour* Delicious Cocktails discussing the future of tie rich country. The Major »h*red with the other rich men admlra Ion for Alexander Hamilton an the Federalists. He taw huge m alee, tha development o f a netivi aristo­ cracy which would make leader- £ tit* \ alley. Nil than hml h»«., yuling btiy# mii.I gnU will hr givrn Iprd by all ' Imhun gm. < a a rhanrv In maki* their rhnu-«* «»f (herinr OBail, who wivWl hi* |itr ihv mon attr^iiN,. twi*nty*fW<» v hon hi* hritl frvi*r uit.l who hail h.fo At in* rluap ••! th»» ••vhihitmn iiaktMl hrr own lif»- to »»ring word thrthr tw«ni\ hv»* I... . wrUrtrd t » him of an IndiMii plot ugam^t «h«- .juvi-nib* jury, to guthor 'In* whlti* M'tlUia. Twii’v t a- with thrir l.Invlrutioiu* mii.I «‘xplu ih«*rine had Intrrferrd with llir i ntiona of th*. r.’prntlui'tion pm aupirmacy of hi* whit** xidLi'i* c r w i l l br t.iKanix.d for a by tiding hrr own horn* In mrvn iirrulnting rvhllntian whuh will urirmui'il f«»r a virrulwt* uixl winning over the carefully b ' irnincd hnr*c* mvm-d tiy thi-arisln mi: rxbibili.ut whiilt will b* irat*. Her father, the Chief ( urn tlV.lllabl,. In lit.I <11l« • .til.| IMUM'llm* l-lantvr, »a * |irnu<l <>f hcr thnugli *•fit r Ft-bruary 11 suspiclmi.* uf the white lilmui »hi "Tli li.H’lora M a y o " by II. I) hail inheritrii from an Iritli grami ('.np. '..illti i" Ihr ( l-arent. She hail Im-cii i*licatetl in tU«.• •*f a him.lft'tl y n i l a ..f iiim " a Philnileljthia scIomiI ami it »u « i al i*i«»irfrv»t bf.* mi ih v AimTim ti expcctcil she would marry a haml 1mill m i aa wi'ii b> ,i diH'tor on *gme Indian whn hail tive<l in tb«- J..b, ami ill.' ri’Vi'lalloll nf how France fur .even year* u* the a •mull Imvn pin. t •*■*• ifU'W Into ward uf General lufayrlte. tin nil m a-riiuti.. nal nisi it u l ion. therme luvrd Nathan, hut knew A p-irtio'Mhtp of bliMMl. braina, hat they should not marry. ,i iitI walk oiiiipi. i vi'ii iii AnivricM, Though "Genesee Fever" i* ihi'ir story laifiua whrti tlo* (Lit t!afl Carmer'a first novel, it i* a 1 Dot top, William Won -ill Mayo, icmai'kable piece nf *tury telling I rmm* lo Roi’hralt'r. Miiinr«o(ia( III The reader feel* an actual par i ! cipatimi in the struggles and th -|, tlo* fifth**. How lo* h Ioih*, thr*l triumph* nf the settler* ami th- j with hla Iniya, r x p l o n .1 Ihr waalv* hrill uf opening a new land lhai 1l.iml of hoimtii I.I a in that lnaty will soon be filled with comfor­ > fronto-c loiiiintlltllV ia nmlirtil table home*. Herr is a fa*t mnv hiatory tiNlriy. Tojfrthrr the .Mayora ilnl biir thin*:a, but rverythirtg ing story, filed with incident, good character*, anil the stormy thry iliil they aliarnl, not only romance* of u lusty young man. itmoiii: them telved, bill with the "Generee Fever'' will be enjoyed worbl. Thr Mu>oa tlum.iavlvra wen* for thu spectacle it portrays u* well, as for the glamorous story never wil.mu to tell <uc!i vpic It tell*. Mr. Carmcr will be re rliFptrr* in thrir eMrirr aa the of ih*? fa* numbered as the author of lorih - in a ryrlonr -SUra Fell on Alabama" and tuou-a meiliral relitt r hut lin n their nnnir. of lln* utlpn of th« "The Hudson”. Ann Bridge, author of "ticking Hurfroiia’ dull cinl of I In* .M*iyo Fiiurulution ui"l »»f t!i« uiowth uf llcnle'* and other la-sl seller*, their uni p«u .. a.'tiir wh> h ,lr«*w haa a new book ready for early Spring, th* final till* of which dortiira i ml ntitirntn fii.in th* haa Just been decided. It will be riola of th- m ill Hut thu wholt called “ Frontier I'aasage. ’ Mia* ntory a toM at l.iat in hr irnrat b«M)k. Through ita thrillinjc n*rBridge lay* her plot against a rutiven of thr .Mayoa ffhievrment'a background nf Spain and *h«ahineft *h<- liver miJ rhuracier* of Spaniah war as s«rn from the nu'.- thr tntn thcmarlvva • who** w«y side through the eyes of refugee*, of -working toir«*ther ami with Journalists, .pies, » vacua tel di­ othrra, for thr benefit of *.)t wea plomat*, and Intvinatlonal Coin, thrir real triumph, ami America's miaa Iona who throng th# French SumUy'a New York Herald Trlaid* of the frontier. '-Frontier bun** liata the followmir booki av Passage" la an Atlantic Monthly lendimr all ulliei* in popularity at Press book. th« prevent time; It haa usually been left to The Key^ nf thi Kingdom — grawn-upa to indciato which arr J. Croitl.i tha brat book* for children, but Th* Flhnk.ln Institute, Phila- .Siiratftfa Tritik — Edw Kribar The .Sun Ia My Undoing—Mar delphla. la giving a Jury uf young rvrrit# Stern star* tha opportunity to select Wind*wept — Mary F.llen Chat* for thamaalvea th# twanty-flv# Wild !• The Rlvyr — I*ouU Brommoat attractive Juvanll* book* field publlabad thla Fall. This I* one of thk outstanding feature* of SmuII and mcdiunvJiii# 'tur­ th* Inatitutoti month-long axhtbition th* Inatltuto’a month key* should lie turned every axhltltlon, "Illustrating th* 46 minutes to rlluw for evon cooking and browning. x .^■vW'vyyVvr / m *' -t \ > . • **. *' li.’X. . V, i tt - * « e • v V M ■ , . . i.'. .y.i .1•>iu*, > •* ;«ij;iV ; U-- Bak’ -. . s JV:4K.-.-,,TY rti-'-tr-: . f-; 1i J i t .w . -.^ •, m -V -a c ■V ^ *-v I • •: a '.•<V1 ;V V 3 t ■ v/a. . » W O T Tkii li i n y to do with tko k«lp of tko A I C Moatkly f«ym«at Ptao— tko MODERN aid to komo rtpaln oad romod«lb*g. Yo«i do aot oood r«*dy catk to t i l l («ro of R*«d*d Improvamaat*. Tko A I C f i l l wot d*v#lop*d to kaadto lack work wltkout diirupttog your bud^ota comploto Ufomotioo co*cor«laq tko A I C rioo ood tko wldo roofo of U p r o f O . « o * t t it coyon* Ail United Lumber Company FltK.NCH WK. AT Mh ST. I'llO NK 71.1 "T H E SHOP OF PERSONAL SERVICE" JANUARY SALE 6.9S-5.98-4-98D RESSES Crcpcx, Corduroys, Spun ItayonM. . . I.nng untl ahnrt slnvnt. . . all Ihtcolurtt and nlylea. new 3 .9 8 4.98-3.98 D R E S S E S A l p a c a nnd Crcpctt In the neo-son’* new atylen and color*. 2 .9 8 2.98-2.20 D R E S S E S Real barxnliw In dre**y iyp« or dretwe* for home wear. Acetafe Crepe* or Spun Rayon*. 1 .5 9 2 For 13.00 Sizes 9 to 17, 12 to 20, 38 to 44 in these groups. SH O PS ' . *\ //a fO R t W OO( V •' FIX * UP f 0 PIPPIN GARDENS, Florist - ; ■•tuff it N%ith aaurr•li«t*l apple.a* into * «iv oi y stuffing. ••no t hmg tat t with SAY IT WITH OUR FLOWERS Th e Sanford A tlan tic N ation al Bank *;r h i\ mg I •• 1*1 giH*Dc flint, tnak n»ua| «»f your knowledge i .•H*rienre hi order to help mpply of fiewh IA in mi even food through th 1 month* ahead South are -tali that a garden i'ii 11 U* made i« ' v i«'l«l through. And Have Tho Difference — Our Personal Loan Departasent wtfl I inane* It. tho coni Is f i j vegetahlra and BUY FOR CASH •, With proper weeding and m lu-roiu i,.aiiuring every Spring and Fall, it ah«*ubl irmain prodmtivi’ for nltoiit twenty yrara. |h*ttel reaiilt * will l*e hml in the long run if tin tipa me not cut tho fii't aeii^on. For Niioui * to your i|uoationa on gardening problem'* aend a •elf-adilrraaeil. *t nn|»r«l envelope the Service , Ih-paitnirnt .udtiiing Magatitir, G10 New Orleans, la of this new*p.4|M-* 4^ ’ ' I \ i i �I " ... t ran•«T>W *4r — —f- ■\ « -4 DECEM BER UbJSa . X. i . * broken thotiMrr. Bea* Miss Margie Burkett, and Mr. daughters, Annette a n d M a r new InjurieshrreTpli Jorle, of Durham. N. C., will and Mra. J. B. Jonea and aon, ley, Annette nett* Tripp end Dorothy Georgia tlnce thft ,Bui Johnnie, were dinner guests of return home this weak after Ro m Link. started prattled’ here. and. Coed Mrs. Roby U. Jonea and Ben •pending Chriatma* with ProWally Butts said after a r work , Hr. and Mra. A. R. Hoater feanor and Mr*. H. F, Cooper Andaman, * Charlotte Beasley, bad m their guests during the II. Jonea Christmas day. out oi) pass . d*Xente.,tfcU.-’?we By MARIAN R. JONES . Betty Brad leg. .Katharine . Anitn, holldaya Mra. Hunter's brother Earl Beasley and Pluto Olkff Mr. Annie T . ' Cooper will re­ ■r A gon Bute’s busy B e a v e rs .___ are ‘ as ready as w* ever wBl The gathering throng milling Wallace Wadt, who la In the Mary Totten. Dorothy Ro m Link, and wife, Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. ■pent several days Jn Georgia main for sometime with her son The ahlidren from Beoeon A"d daughterItrlaw. through h o t e l lobbies, the driver’s seat for Duka ,— each Westmoreland and aon, Donald, during th* Christmas holiday*. The Cotton Bowl picture egg. Spring* preaented the Christmas Mr. and Mr*. M. J. Oker* Mr. Tllson and children, An­ French quarter and along gay brushing up for . Thursday's completed yesterday with thCA Of Atlanta, Ga. Canal Street la Now Orleans land, Ml** Ella Bell Jonea, Mr. nette an d Marjorie, Professor Koae Bowl gsme. play o f Joaeph and Mary at U># Cooper, Mr*. J.N. Thompson, Mr*. arrival of a grimly determined! MUa Ann Spink*, o f Leesburg and Mrs. W. II. Lather, Mr. Cooper and son*. James Henry found you had to give odds Naturally, neither of them Texas A. and M. team that ln\-r Ort*K> Method lit Church, with Ren H- Ward, James Henry Cop. and Stetson University, was • nd tin . Malcolm Jones and ■nd Floyd, visited Marlrtelond oq either team to get a Sugar cornea right out In meeting to per, and J.B. Jonea. mediately went about practice the guest of h e r aunt, Mr*. daughter, Beverly Ann. Mi a s S t Augustine, and Daytona this Bowl Mbs Doria King formally ' of bet down, bat there let the world in on IL Bui Lieutenant and Mr*. George C. Oviedo, playing the part of Mary. Maana and Mr*. JJJ. Mean*, of George W. Morgan and grand­ Margie Burkett, and Mr. and week during Professor Cooper's seemed to be more Fordham after close and rareful study of enrres with an eye toward win­ ning iU third poiksaaeon' gaum mother. Mr*. M. M. King, for M rtrJ. B. Jr-ip* and ion. John­ guests' stay hers. than Missouri money In sight the complete scouting report- In three year*. Chattanooga, Tennaaaea a n d the holiday*. nie, met at the home o f Ren each received frem coaching “ We’re asking yon to lay Mrr. C. T. Niblack, Mr*. R. GalnetriUe, respectively, who have . Across town Alabama’*'.Crim-m Mr*. A. R. Hunter, Mrs. 0. P. ait, neither Lori nor Walace •on Tide struggled ;wilh l t ^ eharch. been the guest* of Mr*. George Westmoreland and ion, Donald. Jone* and Mr*. Ruby U. Jones F. Cooper and Mrs. T d '-n ai ilx to five and taka ycur pick,'' Christmas afternoon where they Durham, N. C., spent Friday on rrported one attendant at one now* what the other’s cook­ pas* deftnse The Chrtatmaa ._ ------------ -Pageant and, C. Maana’ parent*, Mr. and Mr*. beeauaa, . Coach ure guesta of Mr. and Mr*. held their annual Christmas a sight-seeing trip in honor o! of the most elaborate establish­ ing, so they don’t know Just Frank Thomas, conCedfpg, that • White Chriatma* tor the Beptl«tjR .F> K ,B f |a/t fbunday afteroe Roberts, .Jr., of Pt. Pierce, tree and fiarty. ments of chance. “ Or we will how to set the table to gel th* Aggies would score ■several Mrs. TUson. Orphfnage waa bald at tb* _£**£** I nomi for Gainesville, where they recently. Mr*. Nell* Farnell is spending Baptist Church. Those appearing •pend ee*er*l day* with Profetfor and Mra. R. F, take on* point and even mon­ ready for It. times, wanted * to hold thV wild Mr. and U n , G. C. Wilson Fr«-m Miami, two score-front Cadet aerial offense in ‘ ehaek the Christmas holidays -with Proper t n d tons, Floyd and e y ’' Mr*. J.S. Mean* before coin; to •* " *•'' Mm. and ron, Bobbie, and Mr. and gnywhere football teams* with h e r sister, Mrs. Johnnie Me Meanwhile yesterday was wot James Henrv. and guesta. Mr. enough for hi* -hard .-g ro u m * Chattanooga. Mrs. E. C. Pope and two chil j snd Mr*. Tllron snd children. ryln’ day for a erupts of g«n deadly last-minute punches look gam* to meet the Issue/ . Ml** Myrtle Eaton and Mlsa dren, Gene and Keith, of RL Knight, at Davenport. Ilka sum bta to hold 36.000 llrm*n In the barbecue belt. Coach Homer Norton. Of ther Annette and Mnrjnrle, o f Dur­ Mbs Elizabeth Farnell Is Helen Stewirt. of Atlanta. Geor. Augustine, will spend the week­ nr TOUR TASTE d e m a n d s Orange Dow! spectator, in their Southwest Conference • champ* Reading from left to Tight, ham, N. 0.. ami Mrs. Aunt* T. spending the holiday* with he! gla, era apendding the Christmas end with the Reverend and Mrs. mat .Thomas' pujmetion parents, Mr. and Mra. Alton Cooper. Miss Martha Caraway, the wrinkled brow* were th* seats until the final whistle ions m ' THE BEST IM holiday! with Mias Eaion'a aiatcr J. N. Thompson. with the forecast that Alabsme Mis* Penny Mitcham, uiid Miss choice possessions of Moser*.’ Thursday, Farnell at Winter I’srk. Mr*. R.F. Kng. Those who have examined Mr. and Mr*. Joo Roberts, Miss Elizabeth Ollff is spend Dorothy Rose Link were guests Lon Btlner, head man of Ore the season record, of Georgia also “ will score several tlmea.’V Mr. and Mra. R.P. Bidden. and Jr., and daughter, of Ft. Plirce. • LIQ U O RS s -.. ■- ■■ . - ■■ <-f Mr. and Mr*. K. C. Harper Mr. and Mm. Art Clara snd aon, 'pent the day Christmas day Ing some time with her par­ of Sanford Sunday ovor.ing at and Texas, Christian University ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Ollff * — -i days avo. la pregraving nicely. Charlta Preston, of Effingham, won’t be ' pushing toward tn« with Mrs. Robert*’ parents, Mr a buffet supper. ^SC O TC H E S To remove cobwebs • ' from Mrs. Mabel Brown r f Simeon. Illinois, are visiting Mr. and Mr*. and Mra. A. R. Hunter. ’ Mr. and Mra. R. L. Wheeler exits early if the score la at Mr*. J. E. Turlington a n d walla, touch the web* -lightly Georgia, ipent ChrUtmas with close a* alt sign, indicate. Bert Andenon and Mr. and Mra. r Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter, her sister, Mrs. Mo* Lcinhart •on. Jimmie, of Gilnesviile, Mr. entertained tho Intermediate De­ Only T. C. U. player defin­ -with a cloth fastened-.onto a Anderion. . • W IN E S and aon, of Orlando, spent and Mr. I-elnhnrt. and Mr*. Francis Turlington. partment of th# Oviedo Bop itely out I* John Bond, a full­ broom. The web" m - Mick tote tiat Church Sunday School with Mr. and Mr*. Charlea I-arey, of Christmas day with their par * i™ BE SURE TO V l i n Mr. and Mrs. Chester Italce- ..nd baby of Greenville, N. a turkey dinner Friday even­ back, who Is recovering from the cloth. Atlanta and Mr. tnd Mra. Leon ants, Mr. and Mr*. A. It. Hunt werp luncheon guesta o f Mr*. straw, Mr. end Mrs. Carl Mitch­ Hendrkks, of Brookiville, were er. J. E. Turlington’ * nephew. Pro­ ing. .Twenty* five member* <f ell and son. Roddy, ami Mrs. the department were present to visiting Mr and Mr*. It. W. Kate* Min Laccy Arfe la spending Thompson of Hiram. Ga., spent fessor R. F. Cooper and Mr*. enjoy this delightful t occasion. Fire — Windstorm — Theft — Collision — Burglary |Christmas. the holiday* with her psrrnl*. the week with Mr and Mr*. Cooper Friday. Mlsf. Margaret Culpepper and M r" and Mra. Marlon Estes. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. A r K Mr. and Mr*. E. T. Collins R. W. Estes Henry Wolcott announce their Sir. and Mra. E>P. Mitcbcm snd Little Bobbie Cox, who ha» .. * |. ■ and »rn. Elmo, hf Irvine, spent marriage en Friday, Dee. 19th. daughter, Penny, Mr. and Mrs, been alck, la well now. • nd*r»on.n^Bohlfle, Mr!* and^ Mra! ChrUtara. ds, with tlwir d.u.h We. t h * Oviedo people who A.M. Jonea and daughter, Shirley, ter an-l <!•»»'. Mrs. -J . C. Has Mlsa Elisabeth Hunter 1 * Young Harris, Mb* "Maggie Hur have known them a long time, ‘ eta a ta ro a n AWMVp and Mr. a p.ll and family. spending the rest o f the Christ­ and daughter!, Billie and Jean, mas holidays w(th her sister ria, snd Howard Skelton, and - I> u t. and Mr*. Georga. C. wish them much happin***. T ( m ot in c o r p o r a t e d ) I'heuase wreaa A Mr. and Mra. L. N. lUa*ell. ware gnesti of Mr. and Mr*. and brother-lrylaw, Mr. a n d Mr. Harris were dfhn-r gUi-atk Means ipent Wednesday in San Carl Ilamerlck, of Apopka, for Mr*. Joe Robeerts, Jr., st Ft. o f Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Eates ford ** the guests of r"lativc* of Altamonte Spring*, were vi* 'A A / C £ A r A S A Y / / Itlng In Oviedo Saturday. Christmas day. Chrlitmaa. and friends. Pierce. Mr. and Hrt W. B. W i ­ Mr. and Mra. Mnrvin E»t*< Mr. and Mr*. Ilnb King and Dr. and Mra. J.W. Martin had > Mr. and Mr*. Janie* Allen ” Mto*"’ M yti^ _ I'svin and liams and daughUr. Mis* Nell la their gueat# for the Christmas Thompson and son. Jim, who an.l trn, Robbie, were vl*ltins H#len Stewart, *p«nt Mon Williams, .and Mr. and Mrs. W. holidays, Mra. Martin'a sister, •pent Chrlstm** with their par­ Mr. and Mrs. It JV K it e ora ^ R Will lama war# guest* o f M r Marion F.a.cs ||aT 0rUndo. Mra. C. L. MacKInney and Mr. ent*, the Reverend and Mrs. J. Mr. *nd Mr». ■nd Mr*. Roy William*. » f Christmas day. j Irving- Malcolm, who un- *nd McKinney and children, Troy and N. Thompson, left Compensation — Liability _ Health ft Accident Saturday several' Sanford for Christmas dinner. Mr*. TiDon and drrwent an „per*tion Mr. Jean,- and Mr*. Troy Naneae, of morning fo r Vero Beach. Mrs W Zf _ T»mpa, Texas. They left Tues-| Thom pirn and Jim ' w i l l go Jay to return home. from thero to Cusaeta. Geor thrir guesta, Mr. and Mr*. C.U ,u , to ipend the raat of tho McKinney and children, Ralph Rolidoyw with her parents, Re.v. and Jean, William Henry. M ar gnd Mr*. R. L. Dlvins, while Un, and Mr*, Troy N»nea^, of ProfeMor Thompson w i l l atTexas, vUlted -9Uvcr tend"tho Orange Bowl game at ort Orders Tam|>a, Hpring* and Dok Tower this Miami. Mr , n<J Mr^ 0wrn. Delicious •»aek during Uialr atay her*. . Mr. and Mr*. Tilson and , nd rhlldran, Batty, Martha, ____ , Chicken daughter*, Annette a n d Mar- ind j|m( >ptnl chriatma*with Joria, o f Durham, N. C.. and Mr*. Owens’ parents, at Ornoksf t ’ S A N D W IC H E S Mrt. Annla T. Cooper h a v e I wille. Fordham-Mirisonri Are Rated Even With Georgia And Duke Favored k n f gueat*.. Bobble Leu E r B S T T f ta: S5S-T f J t T" — ------- ---- m 'S g S CMBOYD..... A I • A N G E L'S . E A T SH ACK I Sanford Avenue Joat O ff , Of O w w A vvn u e Brands E^U very w ^ ADE S tole J MaHge * Frap. Matkar BUg. SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Complete Waafelag ft Lubrication Service D A V ID M . EAR LE MANAGER Mr' ■n,, Mr*‘ Theodor. AuJh"1 rlTutmaa F'hoHd*v* *|lln, Jr., spent Christmas with the ChrUtmaa holidaysMr^ AullnV parents at Halne* ‘ Mlsa Virginia Elliott and CUy. M I a a Sarah Elliott, of West Mr. and Mrs. Paul Campbell Elisabeth, Fa., are at th* L *»o l ip(n t the week-end at ClearCharm Beat Horn* for the win-1 w#jar and Tampa visiting Mr. Ur. | Campbell’* parents and other Mr. and Mra. Jim Partin aral relatives. •pending the Christmas holidays Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Wynn with Mra. Partin's parants, Mr.J ipe.nt Christmas day with Mrs. E. Parsons at| Wy ynn'a parent*. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. C. luieaviue. i ••• GilnaavlUe. B-. L* Plymel of Palatka. Mil* Mae F, Gavin, of D e n ji'M r , and Mr*. Ben O. Wain y»r. Col., arrived Tueoday. to] right accompanied by Mr*. I. •pend her two week* ____ vacation]_______ ]V. Gray, - J , ■ptnt spent Chriatma. with partly with Mr, •nd Hr*- J.) Hr* WalnHfht'i ;vparvoU •ndl Wilson on sa w ' « having com# hare by w*y ° m Sunday. Matnbbl*. Tann. ; I Spancer Walnrlght o f Mlam. William Henry Martin, o f] I* .pending aaveral days with tha Ualventiy of Pannsylvanla, hla brother, Ben 0 . Walnrighl. jphjJadalDhle, Pa., la apandtaf Mr. and Mr*. Wilke* Damaah|. Christmas vacation With hjsl to*, of Winter Garden, *p*nt| naranta, Dr. and Mra. t. W.| teveral dor* with Mr. and Mrs u ir tln. Ben O. Walnrlght laat weak. . Mra. W . W. Wilson ha* ,ar-| Mr. and Mra. James Tool* rived to spend »h" winter with and chlldran. Clam Jan* and bar aon, J. W. Wllaon and Mra. Jamas, of Conover, N. C , in* Wilson, at thalr hom« on Lokaj visiting Mr*. Tool#’* mother, Charm Drlv*. Mra. Wllaon boa Mr*. C la n E. Mariner. Mra. baan spending aome tlm* with] Tool* and children will remain her aotf! Dr. Dwight ■E. Wlt-| for a longer visit than Mr. T»olc. •rn, ait New Haven. Conn. 1 , D. D. Daniels spent Christ* Mr. and Mr*. C. B. Wynn mas day with hi* mother at Ta had as thalr gu*»t» Bunder] varaa. Mra. Wynn's mother, Mr*. B. Charlea Ollff, o f Southern L. PlymaL E. L. Plywel. rndj Ccilage, Lakeland, la apandbtg Mr. and Mr*. R. L. WUkaraon the holiday* with hlapsrertts, "nd ion. Ray of Palatka. Me. and Mra. E. M. Ollff. Mrs. Jim Partin and Mr*. J.| Mlsa Virginia WUkaraon o f W. Wllaon entertained Mra.] Southern College, Lakeland, Is Partin’s 8unday School \claa* spending the holiday* with hat with * natty at . th, home of a u n t and unde, Mr*, a R. Mra. WUaon on Laka Oharm | Cloata and Mr, blonta. Drive. Tho ohlldraa axchanged] £ Mlai Louise W h eeler, o f ] Lha following: Betty Owen*. j * th e l T - P * et> » *1 / . , * r* ' ■‘ /• •» * " f j’ %.r-. *. v . , * • }* M e a ls N a ttP .*1 =» d i r e c t r e ' l^.v ipendln* Carina McEJnaon, Naraan Nal-| i Clarence Kclaey o f the U. B. l# r Pam Brown, BlHl# Chance. Marine Corps. BecUon’ 198, In] duatrial B * h o o I, Jacksonville, •pent tho holiday* With bia rel alive*. QoodB — Beer Bergeant Bin Robbins of I -partanburg, & C., la spending oral day* with kl* brother, id Robbias sad Mra. Rob- GE STORE & BAR ii'-'ak ■ DaLand, li spend! n wltk kta par*si Mi*. B. f . Wheel* M. Packard at fiS w t? MWRv*e: �u THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA •light, handsome DMy Conn took the offensive. In his anxlouartess to Kayo Louis the courageous Conn became momentarly careless. lite r Nam es igh ligh t O f GENEVA Moving in, he left his Jaw ex. posed for a second. Mrs. Helen Curlett hail as her gursts recently, h e r sis That was long enough. Louis ters, Mra. Belle Brumley o f San drove a right against Conn’s chin. Bihy tottered, and Louis was ford an,| Mrs. Kr-.nn Re*-*! o f the assas/in again. Blow after Bloomington, III blow th.dded against Corn's head Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Toole and family o f Ft. Lauderdale spent Christmas with Mrs. A A. Mor an. Mrs. Toole and children will remain for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Itooley rnroute to West Pilm Beach stopped to visit with Mrs. Ethel We Sell U. S, Savings Stamps p A oe Thomas Thursday. FARM ERS’ Mr. and Mrs. D. A. ('.tiffin and family of Aubumdal; .pent Moran visited J in . Moran's sis­ ter. Mrs. John Rcse, in Orlando Christmas with Mrs. l.ouisa Friday. Grant. Miss Sue Ilarriton o f Talla Mr, and Mrs. Norton. Mrs. ha ssee, and Mr. and Mr* ll«n ry Rirhanl House a n d ilaugtvU-' Harrison were home with th.*:r M in im , and Mrs. MrKihbin, ft|| ! parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F lln rison. Christmas. from Annislon. Ala., are spenl Mr and Mrs. T W. Prevatt ing Christmas and the holiday, and family spent Christmas Pay in the Jones home here. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. : Sgt. C. W. Culpepp«-r leaves Littler. in New Smyrna Mr and Mrs Joe Goodson ind Saturday for Ft. Brnmng. Gft . family o f Melhmirne nre visit , where he is stationed. Mr and Mrs. It. N Strevril ine Mr anil Mrs. Hauer durinc spent Christmas with their the holidays. Several Geneva families had friends. Mr. and Mrs. nsrniy Christinas dinner at the (Vm nio nity hall Those taking p a r t w eie Mr. and Mrs. Phillip H ioer. Mr anil Mr-. \V A V sson. Mr. an.| Mrs Bernard Bradley and family. Mr a n .1 I Mr*. Wilbur Jackson and famih lot Sanford. (Ii-nrm- Williinn Bal I lard. Ftlwin Ballard ami M '»» Ann Klieabeth Croslev o f it? lando, anil Mr. and Mrs |i.» V dt ttroddy a n d family o f f iv b , M ARKET l'| give a holiday air to Geite.l Hikes and cookies add H u" peil lo iiiii'imked frosting. r DIXIE ^ CRYSTALS N E W ERA Ay? A R K E ‘r S QUALITY DEPT. _____ rH K in K ii.r n i niintii: is L tv n nun «v k iii IE -Km' WHITE BACON BACON, lb.........21c 'S T E W , 2 lbs BAC O N , lb........39c t'l Itt'.ll ', . VIICH s w * |,|. n * is t CHEESE, lb ..... 29c s«U LL -r w n r n Cured Hams, lb. 29c BACON, lb.......29c w hom nin t t « n W IIJ O U Mince Meat, lb. 15cI STE A K B*n* CHOPS, lb. HAMS, lb........... CHOPS, lb. ... SHOULDERS, lb, SAUSAGE, lb. .. Hocklss Picnic H A M S..... lh ? u n it Shoulders, lb..... 17c (lilt.1.1 29c % nr.iiK T»:<n rn Loin or CLUB STEAK Con Cnrne, lb. 29c Neck Bones, lb. 10c W EINERS, lb. SIDE, lb. ......... BACK BONE. lb. S TE A K LAR D F R ID A Y F E A TU R E S F R ID A Y F E A TU R E S lb. 3 3 Vic CAULIFLOWER 5 SAUSAGE, *x tiw F R ID A Y FE A TU R E S IIXHDOI.I. India. IW . :il — i/I*l — Mnbanda* K. Hand hi. I«»nir leader of India’* in dependent movement wa* relieved • f hi* leadership • f the AH India congrvn* par y today at hi* STEAK Cauliflower lb. ... lh.... jabbage lb ..... 4c YTOMATOES OMK 5 lbs.... Hnberries lb. 18c oAPPLES o in r i . . (iundhi decided t<» retain In • freedom to ojijmum* nil vinlenr** ■ml could not go along witn majority of thd party** executive ©t.mmittee in m atep toward cu ojHT.ition in H riU ins war effort. It KnRIKj Lettuce n o t.i, MUTTER, lh. ■ -•M A L L M V tU .V ASS DREAD ■IN SO, Ige. r.......... MINK SALMON AW K R U 'A S LIFEBUOY SOAP ... ALL BRANDS TA LL • SIIIKN-S ijln t FLAKES, be. * T O K K i.r a nr . HAS POOR TIRES TRADE IT IN ON ONE OK OUK rA srr , M tS O A R V rt h o u r J A f'K i Pepper , ... 43c h .......10c ■ ^ .e i/ B T 4U i OH, P in t — 25c Covpe ____ — 485.00 Kelloggs Corn Flakes 1938 Chevrolet Deluxe Town B*d*n 476.00 Quaker Oala ________ 1937 Chevrolet De­ luxe SpL Sedan W. Radio .... 395.00 Ralston Hhredds ____ KelJoggs Variety Pack 1937 Plymouth Sedan______ 395.00 Kelloggs All Bran _ 1938 Plymouth Coupe ______ 385.U0 C igarettes, -iff r. \ s u a <b 25c t Oysters Ot 6S< n 35c Lobsters o> 19c 1 !i l1irk Cr<ik> •heal 39c So«..tTvur» b 21c S irin rys ■<• 15t <• i IJuvun "• ?.3*’ Jld c t 2 ibs BliSUJO 'b TO M ATO JU KE FLOUR Mb ctn. $1.19 m im e 1937 Oldamoblle 4 Kite. Coup* 855.00 Cube S ta rc h ..........3 ^ c UBRVW 20 Iba 5 7 19c 3 lb 5 5 c 1 lUr* Clovor HONEY lc-oi 1 9 c Sugar Pill or Oh' Poyl ,« 1. O B Peak# FLOUR In Cartons—In Quarters—P o u n d 80-* 0 - Bulk Kc!|txj<j Corn box 3 is. 15c amiur FLAKES Lovati s* Enrich* 1 Wn:» V t iri.r i 5< ~ S 'f Kantas Grado B Cold S'orago Mixed Clokvly't Hof 2 Can* Tom ato— lin e Red Delicious or Fancy Winesap Tom ato Juice ....... s U c ibs 13c fancy least Carrots t><h *HC " McfriJe Often 15c U S 1v«t Apples 5 ib* 23c Canedson Weaed H u tab agas ib 3c APPLES 6 All Bl-mal* Uueak» Cello COOKIES box 1Qc Evaporated APRICOT5. ib ^25c Dandy Lln* Italian Ch«! Etokaly'a Cut BEETS SPAGHETTI 15V4-OZ glass 7v^c H«ina Tamdto • 2 30319 K E T C H U P M - .x b .H u 1 5>/2C Slokaty'a Obvluk/tear— LIMAS BALLARD’S 5 »• 27c 303 15C ' Amarican Oil Sardines 4 Ai ;a Slka ’/<» 19c Pineapple - MILK Ctronghaort Deg UvmTi Th 3 tell 23 Food 6 cans 29c Rolls j* . 5 9c C e ra 2 i»J 23c 1939 Plymouth TVI.L D r S u g .....Ate i .I' * « Chops S<ok«ly‘s C. Q w R B "OOO ....„... 7</,c I Dr K raut Deluxe Town Kelloggs Pep ............. HONEY II ' t'i'wvi O c«•in 2*nrlnsp A lbs 'I Suliad Flah T u h Hoa 'b 39c Potty I'-. I n '»o»l rry th »> 25c I y A' p< 15c Sitv»r Float £au«r C ER EALS m su ko Stvcuks D ru tia g L IM IT « SYRUP Loaves iiliS S b u lle t 2 <t» 25c V • llml l'in Cvooktr 3 'b. 25c l,i x* 1*i |ht r. iTcklo Ago ill is 21c Steaks no 2. y; PC FLOUR ......... nt .Vitukcrol >t> 15c Roads Tropical Cola.I PINEAPPLE .j:... » L fU JB q^sv M / lV F e u J . Chops or Poat a u n u > on m ia u R n .1 - • » i* f« .i« u * * n u N • Pl'i Pc ■ S h ou ld ers t 19c TO A S TIE S TOMATO JUICE . ....... & PERT PRUNES IF YOUR OLD on, SLICED BEETS . t SILVERDUST po rk BABY c SYRUP SARDINES ..... . M IX TOILET SOAP, A tV V vL V b ^ ALTMAN’S USED CARS "WITH A THAT COI ...................... rm G f ig 15 End C u lt-lb r»oi» Biscuit Pecans 3 lbs... 55c r n ix T M t SWAN SOAP, Large BACO N P.icos Good Thru Jan. 3 atoms t l 'l i d n VELVO v k i i ow AMS 5 lbs. ^ 21c BANANAS 4 lb s., q iia n ii I v Everyday Low Prices! •»wn r»ip.:r*t. BALL •'IH M IIIPK f'tdgrr va * ' wptl* Gandhi Resigns As Indian Party Head lb. POTATOES 10 lbs Oranges doz. fbirm* t.• Phillip Hauer on Suttdnx, lH*o 21 RrV. W II Key«er. the Hap I t»*t pastor, performed the err** ru*ny. Mr. and Mrv llatier an* nt their home on Lake tJinnva. 1 Mr nn«l .Mra. Joe l).nui of Miami are irur*(* of Mr :nd Mrt. ( ’ V llurri*on and family Mi** Dixie t ’ rosdey t* \ »«•i•,ng h»*r aunt and cou*in* in K* I .an «!• rtl.l, Mr nn«) M i* K D. llm l li.id It* their truest* Mr und Mr* f ’ordea o f Itaytona llemvi re c •'fitly K A. I.eFiU «*f H« lie Cilade TP*‘TTf''Chri*ttni*'* with hi* ninth it Mr-. Sarah l.rFiD. K«lward Baxter, wh » wun he l'eved to h 11 v e been in t h •• IVurl Harbor attack, arrived h«»nie *ufily Inst week t » he v ilh hi* parent*. Mr. and MrArnold llnxtvr for (*hri«tniM' He will be stationed m Jmk Huiville aoon _____ ECONOMY DEPT. FRYERS w iirovstv Mrw C O N T R O L !.K O F R IE N D S ’ -------------- F i t und Sflt. Specials N f "T T T H E IR I “ W H E R E CUSTOM ERS SEND doz w 10c Stokcly'a tlonay Pod PEAS 5c 2 303 27 Unltoan Ttxltir* TotUt Tlaau*— 295.00 JPie Cherries oa i an T q ^ e t Tissue e n n i ' i .emuxasi B A B Y FOOD 1984 Chevrolet IK I— Cato a i S la k e ___ 1917 Fort SO Hi W ALD O R F IT ISO A T S •«ye>K rsei 3 . 13c �1 ■ 4 ' MU l » U s ' hU*M» bidder S I'tb l U i w uuor mm IM A m . I Monday ht Ik* meatb mi ‘ FabT!*» 'ary, lets. •Uj.ieM m u « Jbd «a * WASHINGTON, I * * . S l - r i * ! - • * --------.ma. ... ? Pr.-sid«rt Rooncvelt tw m m ajvl>.i uay of baciMkir. cd today tha" CdngAcs modify It. IV lUCJLVDON cxbtfog legislation h K t< bring Clark. parity price* for peanut* bite Rnt ill y «u r t. H*miaule with th»M of other, commoditin. rmmo. idk. r In a m iu agt to WfbUtoc* the t l k U ) Change Peanut Rates1 «•*.«? Philippine Commander^ MacArthur froK Jebac Pr»*ldmt raid the existing law) provided for excessive mandatory rofiCH lam r»«i. GET THE THRILL of Picking Winners TO N IG H T’S A L L -S T A R F E A T U R E N IN T H RACE greyhound F U T U R IT Y Inexpensive, Cartful cu s And b • " th. * lr LUCKY MARK-----• ;18 wih all the OFFICER ANDREW QRAND BIS "dope" en the dogs LUCKY SIS CALUMET *1 the Seoford-OrSUNFLOWER CHEF Undo Kcnatl Club. DUDE HANK OAY KOP N O M IN O R S A L L O W E D POST TIME S i l l P. M. Compute | The** rate* were called to t Mr. I J J * . _ _ _ _ _ _ _r . I Ing plant, located here midway "J. 'A*!?,**!), |between Sanford and Orlando on Roosevelt *»id. fa the ncwly-cn. C o h lltM te^ a *iT 0.2. Highway 17, returned flee; acted law which' extended the J, 3lld d lf of Jmly lA favorite* and one eecond choice; period for federal arfmfabtrrtion of (he Soil Conservation and Do-, ba> m « i x n in W/ « on the first card of 11 racer and | then reported Monday night. |mcrtle Allotment Act, and r*-|*“ » bade application f, •*" »“ «•>< «h»r Favorites generally average about «ured producer* of baxie farm I one victory out of three fa nat- eommoditln th.t « i percent n f , ^ ^ parity loam would be eon failed. *«min«ie. mate or f i fan-Wlde racing surveys. • Rut there hive been a number of long priced doge, alao. Just enough to make thing* more ex. I citing. Monday night. Joyful Morn won at 818.00 for K and an fakir Kart fu ry romped horn* at >11.01) for $2. Tonight's program, (Carting promptly at 8:16, features the New Ycara Kvt Handican,' a futurity sprint matching Lucky Mark, Officer Andrew, Grand Hit, note. Ijicky his, Cilumrt, Sunflower) , Chef, Dud Hank and O iy Kop. I \£” Officer Andrew easily won) Th. , Monday night's feature race, re- n.nr O, I'. IIKItNlMlM I'I.rk funding the neat price o f $19.60 •"■•J1 Cl.rk 1 Court, H.m lnal. lor the victory as he was genCounty. ertlly overlooked In the betting. |r, j , r; IlK tl.) Overnight Entries Far Wednesday I First twice— Fatarlty •*' C AREFU LLY AND Q U IC K L Y F IL L E D We FBI A ll P rassilpilens LANEY’S 1 YYarnln* P rices Good Through Saturday, Jan. 3,1942 YOUNG TENDER BABY BEEF-CUT FROM STALL FED STEERS - A T TABLE SUPPLY! Day Phone... Night Phone WRECKER SERVICE DEUCIOUS BBAHDED______ g ^ T lb s . BRYAN’S GARAGE Oh Root# 17 (Sanford Highway) at Longwood /' . .about 8 miles North of Orlando TURN AT RED ARROW Sanford Af$f.§t.Znd Nt B y P A U L ROBINSON !A K K T T T O M M Y / -A D V E -T W 6 MOVIE?.* fD U M E IT * j THE B ^ S A 2 C J Z T " btolSGlS UEE BCSS 1 AFW l MONSV-AU MC5 T*M£ -O H . W A ir --------------. ‘ p io c H e u P o n the r~ \fXmm COONEIZ DffOLAD WH6N1WS fV »U O N SHOW IS p INTHN mEPHONEL, ■ . i l l or i l B l i u v A .I*. ir ir . ns. filed same In m r o fflea and hia mad. application for n U s deed to ba l.eaed Ihsreon Hald .••rtlflra la Umbra per tna rtfltavrlrtg d t*crlb «T property la Iho County o f Hornlnol». NUIo of Florida, lo w it. • MWI •I o f H K I-I of *W | .( Portion ! • Tnwn.hlp f t South l.amry IX RaaL IS Aeroe. T h . assessment, o fM h o said pro. pertjr under the raid r -r llflr a t* i laeurd w »« In the name o f M AltY J. P IN K Cnleeo eald certificate ekall be ' redremnt arrordln * In lew, the property deecrlbed thereto r ill bo an1.1 In th# hlahest bidder » t the court houee door on the t in t llnndar In tha month o f Febru­ ary, l i l t whlrh la tha la d day of Fobruary. IS ti. (rated Ihla H at day nf December r r o a v o u .* vouvayvou T . 1*11. MMUIES. I f o s r UN BixkS f? A*fWOlW to o n r, Clerk rtren ll County. Florida IS K A L I I>?ri-5iN3«3r3 ts z in z i' I tV- **'•>.* C.rih'5 I M Y it k of . " j s n NtrrifB LO N E Norrewr«aAfN I CMANCB3,Vtm t6 1 THOSE MM-TClAfS ___ _ ApB HAHaNO “ 1— . ^OOUNDF By RANGER FRAN n - t - 18 * imiutirY savory/ * FIAVOWUL/ F U I I M IU O IB T l I I M Broilers, 2 fo r 76c FRESH KILLED B E E F P ftT RO AO T, lb, Samlnola im ic A T ta v u Sausage, 2 lbs. 26c llvndnn Fon ntviRf. Ttior C 8 . Lee. h n h tef'u f'T a x CertlIK ate No. 7M. laeord the 7th dar of Aueual. A .D . 1ft*. hue (llod ta n a la uiy of fire nod haa made application far a U s dead lo ho laoued I hereon. Hold certlflrala embracra tha fullowlng described e ea tertr la the I’ ounty n f KamInole. mate o f,F lo rid a , lo wtl: IK M nf N W M o f IW | .| •torima ▼! To mahlp I I Mouth H ass* t l lAaat. I* Arrsn T h * aaaesamant o f Iho aald proparty under the aald rv rtlflc a l* lined was la tb * naraa o f MAltY NO.IHflNlCS'rM YOU MEAN, ANOHANE L •< TOMMY CDMS HERE Court. 29c from rstlrvmvnt lo 'jm command, fag general In tha Pbr East And tnar* la no ankkarlng now aa h« <11rvet* outnumlarod forcaa bat. tlfng Japanrae onalsughU on th* iiolaUd Fhllipplnaa. J . PIN K. ' F o, tactical skill and cool C a lc s said JartlflcaU shall ha handling of « hot situation, th« fJ-FWr. old, atlll handsome MacArthur U ratad among th* iArmy'* m t v 'a Iftea ~ urn men. "On a field when courage waf tha rule, kb courtga was th* dominant feature." Thu* roads otto of 18 citations rrcclvod by General MacArthar gallantry and Icsdershlp abllin world war fighting, ding crop* and faacy alga, holders afe typical sects, is fo r Um fastidiously med MacArthur. Bays 8 BACO N, "C u tlet*, F L O R ID A GRADE “ A* LARG E ion (H e .K .. 3 tall cans 25c 1 lg. 1 m both fi --------------------- -■» 'i •• •• y ,jt3 a B « ■ S T R IK E R \Nt MON TMftpBUR flAM ISKJ/ TROIBIB VDU ON M DC WE$T) DC MAP OP Gfmi-TWEVW.I / a M M tai^saab* I ka P^rOw ' t Jl C lassified■ Advertisem ents '■ 11 ■ i' ■ ■ '■ 11,11 ■ mi i m m * - ■-c V c- <"*:• v aptw’s- o ttiu M B fflm m iy ‘M ® ■ � 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, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1941; <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/17355ba6c4edcfa226244b076b9cdad1.pdf 7d2da9d0ad5cc30af215c05ff96f3f37 PDF Text Text I I •% • • • MONDAY, Dog Track Settles Down For 90 Days Racing Routine , LDXGWOOD, Dec. 29-<Rpec- W ) — W ith Iha opening card out a f the w ay, Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club settles down to Its 96 -dajp racing routine tonight at ALTM AN’S USED CARS IP YOUR OLD POOR TIRES ft TRADE IT IN ON ONE OP OUR HAS I M S Plym outh V oub « T.— ..4.. 4 W .W I M S Chevrotet U tfttx * T o w n . S«<l«n ....... . 475.W1 I M 7 U h ivro la l U «h is t Ssta’ SMtan. V f. Radio 305.00 1137 Plym outh Hadan — ... . Uia contention. Orrraigki entries far N aafiy First Kara— Fatartty 1 Alamo i Philip Morrla 2 LE U . , 8 Dod Lonler Sords? Review (o JAN U ARY; 3 ElliabcthJonea 7D anclnf W arTlor 4 Old Briar 8 Ruth Mulrock Second Rara— Futarlly (First Half Daily Double) 1 MTUam Mora 6 Balia Harper 2 Irens Mae 0 Sweat Cash 3 Rip A K *g 7 Kid Mika 4 Smoky Dude 8 Blare lip Third Rare—A.Id Mila (La*t HalfDaily Deable) 1 Twenty Bueka 5 Flaghom 2 Gian Condon ABrother Skip 3 Feat Fire 7Golden Alice 4 Little Rip 8 Lenient Fearth Kara— Futurity 1 Dod Larkin May Keen 2 Rip The Way ACourt Coquette 3 Fielder 7 Hell's Fire < Mark Me Down Joyful Morn Firth Kara —3 -l« Mila I Don X & Duaty Daunt l Willie Mite 0 Sinny Matron 1 (Jay More 6 Dee l-orein I Miami Calling ' 8 Stand Up Birth Kara — Futurity 1 Dod LreourJ R Natural Roll 2 Slam A B»b Moore 3 Court Qulr 7 Slim Hatard 4 Panchenta 8 Tweedledum Seventh Rare — 1-Id Mila 1 My Fortune A Duitaman I 2 Army Man A Daley Mint 3 Ida Willard 7 Klnf Melody 4 Stand Over 8 Smoky Tata Eighth Rara — Fatarlty ' |"t Port flhto A Golden Palace 2 Lucky Taker A Lucky Sie 3 Curate 7 Stay's Image 4 March Boy 8 Slim Grimca Ninth Hare — Futarlly 1 Fuile Kay 5 Officer Andrew 2 Calumet 0 Krie 3 Red Paddy 7 Bunflbwer Chef 4 Grand Fla 8 Lucky Mark 1 Tenth Race — Futarlly 1 Faat Fury 6 Lady Higher I S Charlie ifaft 0 Darry 3 M»nle Blue 7 Lucky Vicky 4 Chief Starter 8 White Zephyr Klarcnth llac* —4 d l Mila (Qulnlela Kayos Kars) Joe Louis 1 inlander 0 Lumbar Jack I a Plraaant Sue 0 Don Orlando Training Partner I 8 Jovial Duka 7 Yokel Buy I 4 GRKBNWOOD Duds Hank HLAKE. Lucky Dec. Ranger 29 —VO—Jo# Louis caught Dew Amna with a vicious right cross Sunday and sent the- 200-pound New Yorker off to a 10-mlniite nap aa tha champion opened tha final two aaeeka o f training for Ihw title match with Buddy Batr on Jan. 9. Louis wofked four rounds In all, toxlng Don Monro*. losing against Amoa, George Fitch and Gaorge Nicholson in that ordar. After the drill hts weight was down to 200 pounds and the champion announced he woohl taka a va­ cation fbr a cuupli of days. Baer ___ alio dlapli Rt hla beat form' bf the 'preparations, ‘ ----------- hurting .. both" Jim lt'iblnann and Klim Thompson with hard rights. Tho challenger went three rounda j o « tdUU MtoiodV o t r e e o M M A ffj/ 'llama has slightly the better eleven. But playing at home, plus a really fine extra point con­ verter, Derace Moser an(J hla - ew M U V b erl ^ Aggie mates may fool Jimmy RfflAHCP AX HBAO COAcA Nelson and a Crlmaon Tide AT HOIKS PAMS- l b BSCCMB squid that may bo a trifle over­ lA t- PBoFPWiodAi. fooxOAU. confident. — •— Cbse - sriAfcKO u - HcseAna w Z . CXAK CRANftft-autttlAT* M-&*eesefo*M 7 Anyway, we're still strlning Saw - dinargfeifr-MbtoniAsnns u along with Missouri. JueAK-fSbKwaNLR^TifrMdrrti tS ! [ CaTtW itXAT AM. IJ-FogFfUM IX. Select Selections departments, Missouri should handle F"plh»m by 20 to 7. The Rosa Bowl entanglement over at DurIffin, N. C., offer*, many possibilities, not tha least of which -a tha ch n ro of d Beaver victory dtle to their de< , H P »»rr T is u 'iy n u t tu terminrd fight coupled with Dahl overconfidence. Howtver, (1 H Ihe actual atrength of tha twi outfits. The Blue Davila ahouM be rated on top by 14 9f 8 ik 645,00 I V i tea Cab « S t a k e _______ 195.00 1937 Ford 60 ft (Ton Pickup .. 175.00 Altman Chevrolet Co, AD E LIN E . ROCIION plaintiff. < PETERS, Ml AR TH U R H E N R Y P E T E lia , DefaadanL NOTICE 1X1 A P T E A R TO TU B D KFEND ANT. AR TH U R 1IENRT P E T ERA: YOU A R E IIEIIEITT N O T IF IE D ta appear Jn Iha ahovs atylad eauas, a dlvorea salt, which la pending In tha Clrenlt Court nf Iha Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and c r ¥ o m u l s io n fo r C o o fh i, C k e it C o id i, IfO R c h lth NOTICE — GET THE THRILL of Picking;. WfiUiere T U R E T O N IG H T S A \ OREYHOUNI T4k*ya*r Mat Mp by Ua (ac da •* Vm I U tariag 2/|,si rnt af AMag j m asm car, aad lag wa« aad fas* a* Ik* ur aa a 4 R ? " ^ b lea , piaaMPfAYioN V Termites r a g c iR c r r r c o u r t o f t iim NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR TIIR COE NTT OF ■RRINOLR. IM T R OF FLORI­ DA. IN CMANCVHT. in Nirt'ee In hereby RlVSk that > am enaaaad In iha fern bualneSE al HanR.rd. Fla., under Ihe fieIliloua namf Fl»a1da Lent a a d i Fern O ', and that I Inland lo renlalsr aald aama pursuant In Iha itrm a o f Iha “ Fletllloua Nam* Hialula" (Chanter m i l la w s o f Florida) with tha Clark o ( tka l i m i t Court o f gamlnota Coun­ ty, Florida. T n RUM RLEY and , W . C RUM PLHT. " . . . 80(01! K A Y . j 'i ! '1 CALUUKT | j RED PADDY I *| GRAND BIB OFFICER ANDREW ERIC SUNFLOWER CHEF LUCKY U AR K 1D34 Chevrolet 0 ROOM, LEGAL NOTICES N i^ R A C E - F ir r W 1*41 Chwoltt Vi 295.00 M AT 1 i s a r w on T t * t Christian. Thi Bulldogj hnve » » parlor all nr rand ‘ strangth. bnd while Chriatlahti main hope ll*a with Ita flna bAk, Kyle Gllleapl#. Georgia can cdunUr with _AH* American Frankie Slnkwlch. Thla Orange Bowl b*ttle gate a dopll* cat* rating with th« Ro** Bowl TRUCKS ■Chaala _______ cri|.i.ARiia, DOS. urn. tie ta Dee. 11. 1141. • — — C /e— — — Ily RALPH WARNER ID A n k N tl] T n ar* hereby rommaiutM Mod require* * » aypaar January A 1141. ta Iha hill a f aoaiplalnt. ftlad K a lita t you la .M l c trra lt Court la a ad fo r Humlnolu Co.aty. Florida. h r Ctaranra (Iraai*. Iha aama balng a ault fo r i l l - ------- — IV37 OWamoblla 4 Paha. Coup* 365.00 PICKUP TO W ill TORN, nhalled, a h lla awt .hags, i i n to it.a t cirl.K R jr, r r t M .tt tn i l l s r 'A l'U F L O W K Il, rrt No.1 ll.lt tn 4 i.1 l o n A P E F I t t in , manor, yvoira D. a. tomb. | l.lt H bus t a g lie , n>*. I |l.>1, •, boa hag l l « K U liq U A T * bu. baht. |l.ta LIMES. Hu. haakt I l i a I.KMONM ta boa-IISa |l.ia lees It I t LE TTU C E leabarg loose dry park d..« ISe Iced, t dna. I I ta to 11.11 lo l i l t . Spanish 1S.lt to 11.1# ONION* to lb sack yellow lt.e e to u .te . Hpanlab, l l . l l to l i t * , whlla |t.a« Ova. bun. SSc lo M e ORANOISIt. boa 111. eomb. I l i a bags ISe No. I l l . l l bags SSa PARSLEY. doa bus. tie I'KAH. Oram, bu hpr II 11 la lilt Itl.’T A ilA O A g IS Lh. sack l l . l t POTATO Rat Rad Riles hpr. No. 1 • lie I I . I t to II.U ' i l ' A I I I hpr while | i.tt yellow I I its lo ll.1 t . . , HI’ I.NACTt. Mr. hpr. Rummer -Typti It r lo ll.e e . ; •• • rontastanta. TAVOP.RINIcn. 4-d bus comb. I l . l t The hardest match to figure la Ta II.M . the Texas A. sod M.— Alatama SWT I ■or A TORS, ew l sacks. Il.ad >»uat. The feeling peralsle that I n l l . l l . 305.00 .1938 Charrolot V/t ton Cab A P a rk * o fd e c iMftJtrtViT, k ft«4TT U U ( K AWA Wa*4<Fm t \ \ rM C e tu n a n \ XidKJRxM oa w A d v io . j S i / - * « * i 1 •hould attract good fields, with harsh aeaaoned by action during X O tftT d A A . the first seven beat favored. UtATMt M i Following tha custom In­ iCCSWtJ WoM augurated In 1039. the raelng on Imuo _ New Year's day will start at l«m w * k t 10:00 A. M., so giving horaamen, OOiMpg visitors to this retort and natives vJAeLUiy an almost continuous day of rprta aa the Orange Bowl game, which this year ha# drawn Georgia and Texas Christian, atarta shortly aftar tha Con­ clusion of the racing program. At the writing the moat prominent prospect a for tha Orange Bowl Handicap are The Chief and Benefactor, the two gaining such consideration through excellent J o i U B u l l a w o t rUe. ■ efforts in the Christmas handi­ • iqooo Cos AA&eit s of*&4 cap. With Trie. a a * * o p j i u - 1138 Plym outh Coup* l .— — . TOR A U n u t w tb * « W l * •* h t i l i o k ' I U U af . Florida, and y e * ’ are hueekr required te • file yoae a a M M S M t F A R M E R S ’ M A R K E T In Ika aald eaeea on JaaaaAydth . F e a tu re T w o r E v e n ts l i f t . I-at this not lew be yahOahad ones during each waak fee, **WJ MIAMI Dec. Special)— eoaaacallva waaka In tka ■ a w l * Herald, a new,pa per pahRaka* Thla waak of competition at Trop­ la aald county. ical park at Miami will be head­ W IT N E A * a y kand and seat aa lined by the running af twa $2,500 , Thla ordar ahall ha publish,* Clark ac Iha Circuit Ceart a f tka features. be ________ First of these will ha aura sdrh waak rtr four fonarru* NI b U, Judicial Ctrralt. la akd far lira vaaka la T IIK SANTORO Iks County a f Bemlnole. 8tata a f the Ormfas Bowl Handicap, sat HERALD. a aawipapar pukliakad Florida, this Doeamher Ilk . A. D. for decision on New Year', morn­ In Bamlaola Couaty, Florida. ing. It la a mite and a iliteenth i r> P. HERNDON Wllaaaa my afflrta l alaaaiora m 1 , Clerk o f tho Clrenlt Caar* text. The othrrfU the six furlong and aaal. .of Iha raid Court at Dy A. M. W K K K S _ Sanford. -F lorid a. Ibla Daraiabar winter hantBrap,which wID be run *. Itll. , on Saturday. Judging from the rrt l i l t to ' l l . l t (C IR C U IT R E A L) O. F. IIEnNDON manner In which tha maating'a fca. C IIA TO TK . bn bar- ll. 1 t to |t.M .C la rk of Circuit Court I urea have filled thus far, both f 'A I I H im t doe. hnk see la 11a. Ily A. M. IVKKKH T r o p ic a l — 1BA UNION BUS STATIO FOR M E N ' S K Y R ID E R SHOES fo r -boys R 4v , T p k 200 P A R K A V B . PH On R ou te 17 (S a n fo rd H lf h w a y ) a t Loap r u l B. L. Perkins C O R R E C T M RJC S iW E A B B y P A U Ii ROBINSON • E T T A K E T T SHOWNUP F W S W H A n w O UKEJTO i H D 11 n c ' A C * D 91 w T f i l j f A y f A ______j I m l 1 lassiHed A dvertisem ents ,1-; I I I I W A du A | • I H i I J a m i H vt H 1 _ J L T V y yv_ *\\f 4 ---------------- 1 1— i i I I l �1* '5 W S E S **} ' K s?rr ,\ . ij • — , / * * ' ■ • • - » *• • W >• • . P W ™ •■-- - v v " N H B . ' . ’w J W ' ' ' >. » W p> ". :• ‘ “ ■ " »■ * J ' - -■» ■' MU *"';■■■ Sanford 1s T h e Only Central Florida C ity A ffo r d in g Rail, H igh w ay And W ater Transportation AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANDORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1911 apore Hotel Under W ar-W raps I English Push On T o -1 ward West Libya A s Russians C on-! tinue To Advance'. Luncheon “ Poor Man” Style Had By Rotary Chib m NRW YORK, Dee. JO _ f.tl* )— The ItrlUeh red la esid !#• l.erseen soldier, have been derated for Mutiny , ta Peri* elnce Dec. I. end - • # k ite com milted .ulridr. Tho bodies of the euirldeo. the radio said, are "now rot. ling la Ike open Nu. 12 ditch of - Ike rratrUrt Ivry* ■ Members Decide Ten _ Im portant - Events During Past Y ea r A program greatly enjoyed b* members of tho Rotary Club and fear visiting Rotariana wad stagefi by Charles Morrison, choirman i I the Fellowship Committee, o r U i -Poor Man's Umeheoi.’ M l l - j i t s n l i v neon at tho Tuortst Canter on U _ etplsined that the drawing to a etoao. blighted by (many eveate. them detrimental to Urn of our nation bat mas.#\ withdrawn from miles north o f A escape a three placer movement The e »« bombed Sine*pore's 'dsfinaM Inflicting little or no dam• T . according to the British. _ The British defenders of Slng• o e e ’n approaches fought back strongly against a Japanese pen­ etration South of Ipoh, tin and eommunlcmtioni center, In west­ ern Malaya, but the Invaders' complementary drive along tho y C w est apparently made no The ( a l l 'o f Kuehkw. the rap if, tho Mwftoot progrtaa 'ta>-IU tho eonth Of lpoh» - • Dutch ,(aofenso f o r m jroaUrday w o r o reported bottling ■ tm a lT to crush a Japan#** ja n ch u M i invasion o f itratogto WgmatrU... Tho Japanese units landed fn m hlg transport* near Medan were unable to bettor their position. • Thirty persons w o r o klUod and TO Injured In tho olr raid Modsn and a Dutch K.L.M. air llnor was bumod is It was taking o ff. r ."■..'•Kiss sn»8Si;« XL.ur .‘X *'.^*«asia •nr a l o n g engagement with WetherUnd* troop*. No<• w p « » at tho number dropped wat glvv . local theatre were awarded da follows|— first, J. L Jngley: second Leonard M etfoae: thW. 0 .. W. Spencer. Tha fottwlng were mentioned aa tho tea moat Important events up to Dec. I, 1041:• 1. Adaption of loaoo-load law! *■ Rossevolt-CkurthUI meeting at sea. rrit's -shoot-on.sight' i^Vf* .. jt ^ o f a President • « s s f a .m js a at war. la tinder wag ta « cS S ’ r ' £ ' * £ £ u l & . ’X f t g S -ad tho vohnttoor sarrkee so and s s iU w s oab-com. ... iv * M R h i- s s a i r b r S£to- given funds to weehs l* I <W F A M R ftN lfJ Japs T o Standstill j Tokyo Declares City O f Manila W ill He Token Hy Jan. 10 Determined that any possible air raid shall not find them un­ The westward rolling Soviet protected, servicemen st a New York hotel place sandbars outside offensive smashed German » t•flies windows, The sandbag barriers were Installed so the hotel tempt, to h»ld new defense line* on several sectors of the front inlsation could.keep functioning in rvent o f an attack. snd the uninterrupted Krd Army advance iinrruped a numler of additional villages, the l!o«-tan. announced Inst night. “The enemy is suffering heavy added the Soviet infor­ mation bureau's Inte night comniunique. Seventeenth Annual Pioneer Night Will Be Held In Lake Mary American Legion Sponsors School Oratory Contest Well known throughout Central Florida, the annual Lake Mary Pioneers Night will 4* held Jan. I. at 7:30 o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce Building for the seventeenth- time' with tain en­ tertainment o f many type* on the program for the pleasure of all people In Seminote County aver U yean of sgt, who a n especially Invited to attend by the Pioneer Committee. In « new bursa uf nriisl setiv. Ity. the nfflcsl nnnnuncrmerit SSld, 1M German planes were drsIr o ^ d yeitrrdsy ngsin.t Holy lie Karvhfi ItsMee. While battle line enrre.ponenls lold of still other -uerrses I n *ver one nf the main fighting - The .fifth annual national ops* Mttnrs, the Russian press hailed torlcal contest conducted by tho Ike Soviet.British accord on anti* a) Cornmltto* of tha FloAvl. strategy and drrlarrd the rtment of th^ American biside o f the tso nations hive ' be bald asrlv In 1043, tn ‘-strengthennl hy the flames -w »r." ........... '-lenTwin t. stated today after. tickets _will be gteeit away, varltriti.li mobile columns draw, ^10. Dgfaat M Prka rigid Can- j^ V V n g nates af t h T contest (OQ, kimts of vaudeville art* will ing a noo.o around tho niuin ^ T h e TuncUon, eonaliUag. f l one I t 2 L th* MT h DUtrl#t ?f ,ri* ; styled, and free Iranspor. Ails forces at Airdabi*. HU miles south oi nf uengsst. UengJsi. were rvjmrted aandwlc! Jwlcij h ellhfinH i jh iJ l s n i l r l f T T 1' fll ? ’ ),'■ '••»’. 'tiUon will be provided from »oum la.) night In have smash S wag U w lW said ho gvpectrtt Sanford to sake fiary. officially l».| coffee students « f 8«mlnoU's three high I k>4ryone In the c“ unty la In -!"1 » is ,allk* ln “ "h,rP l'»'lu«l.' Hodgkin, Ml and MrS \Rg_____ * cited, and the committee copec-l'" ,h* conclusive bsttlo of ................................... ially would like to have every 1 treneka. regular luncheon fi onthru iwraon in tho county over «<)) Heavy rains lurnnl the desert Bates (*>rm of yens of age present. For free |into vast mud fields and made of the amounting to R t U , wag turned government. The high school* nre transportation fog Panford rest- ground operation* difficult, hut the telephone number i the R.A.F. still sprayed s-vilosiVes S #r * « * Cross Seminole, Lyman o f Longwnod, dent* War Raltef Fund. end Oviedo. The tetelc theme nf 300.1 should be called ami trans-Ion all the tattered German and Thomaa H. Trent of Jackson- *n orations must be the United portetion arrangement* will b* I Italian column which had escaped 'into Tripolitans vis the Uengaslvllle.w visiting RoCsrian,uiiterUhte 8totes Constitution, end any bona- made. *d the Speikera will Include Senator IAgedabla coastal ro*d. l>» *club luh byrtn^iggj-Matatvehatj Melancholy fide high school pupil la sligible Baby" „ and E.F. Ilouiholder. Judse Ware, Fur Yeti to compete. WUI Never Grow Old.' Other In addUon to the 10 to 12 u -<*. Herndon. Jno. D. Jinking end vteteors were: Boh Moos* of Wln- minute per pared • speech, each others. Thsstsr tlcksts will be ter Garden. WU1I* N. Barr and contestant, beginning with the dis­ given to ell person* over 60 by Thomaa C. Brooks “ theater trict finals, will be required to Chatles Morrison, Rlts deliver a four to glx-mb-'-to ex­ manager, for any program be­ F s H A . Helps Preven t temporaneous address. Contest, tween Jsn. 2 and 8. The Pioneer ( ommilte* will pay the Ua on will sh u t s by elimina­ tho tickets. Home Coet I nflation tents tion contests in esuatr, district Entertainment will to furnished Post Office tloor* wl.l be lockrd and state. The final match** wi 1 be , W ASHWOTGN. Dm . ao, held on Mar. U , at GaneivlU*. by 10 year old Nellie Keren, wh<> during the night through thu Is the great granddaughter of present emergency on an order re­ Preliminary dates w0] be *nwhom ceived from tho chief Inspector of uneed toon. First prise will.b* Mrs. Mery a unde II for Lake M*rr wee namedt Bill the Post Office Department in • $t0 defense bond, end second end third place winners each will Crosby, formerly a Benford boy •Washington, It wax disclosed to­ amt now a professional Juggler; day. The order was explained a* ed- Meta In Ike new f j L A J n surad small koeeea which ere rewire a ft& bond. Regional and "Mush and Pork, Ash-hauler*” . beiag • precautionary measure supplying a large part nf the sectional contests will be held to a btsckfsea act by Ed Lane end duo to the war situation. rergana, htee h t U r ia h de- determine the • four students Haskv Wight; • musical comedy Front doors vrill bo locked from we l a M r y areas, Adaskdatra. fortune-* enough te compete In by McHlarrow and MeSlarrow; 10:00 P. M. until 5:00 A. M. on lk i national (o itM t lor I h u r Owen Kelly, the boy wonder or- week deyo, and from *:J0 P- M. •d m m t t cord Ion player; and singing by to IDO A. M. Sunday night. A E.M. Armltage. A special feature During the first rig wilt be an Irish Jig by tiro pio­ neer*. Mr*. Cullltan of Sanford PAlso P| th* announced were and John Heaton of Boston, material* amount o f defense bond sales, de­ The Pioneer Committee eon- fense stomps sales, and postal FJlJt.-laeerod sl*U of Chairmen Prank Evans, receipts for th# first 20 dav* In Bonds purchase* Mrs. Prank Evans, Mr. sad Mrs. December. SteTseme h£lh r.revmOw w U . Leon Pickering, Mr. end Mr*. totaled $4575 and defense stomps R.E. True. Mr. and Mr*. Horner 11048.50. Postal receipt* amounted Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur to 15,480 (Vi. about 8*0 leas than Tomklnson and Mr. nnd, Mr*. 1910 sales. Thirteen Complete Raymond M. Ball. First Aid Course The.Lion# Chib wOl not havu Ua regular meeting Wednesday HONK, HONK-PULL TANK il|U * Tkkrtaen BANQI B ANOi •» WABHINOTO nT d m . 50-4A V U u t. ~ wilt te pteysd to NEW YORK, Dm . M .- t A V - Any day now you may Just honk To msks aura that angler* soak­ your automobile horn to auk# ing really Mg ftah g ri sn korvtoU gaaollno. That's tho Idea behind ■MMv The f m M, open to any to-goodnos* btng eat of tbe sport, • California Invention who** In­ start- two Ingen km* teveegM* ksv*'pa­ vestor claim* sound wives from ST oIT t P tent e d s fish hook wfckh t ret th* born can speed up dblUUilon xnws^the^ y n y eng theq fire* to put eat gasoline from small ton. D A unite. •WlteT. Of their U t t I t Post Office Gets Order To Lock Doors At Night Sanford Tourist Gab Officers ' Elected At Regular Meeting Officer* for the elected hy the the Rev. H O. P iu w were ri repulns efvtw e ssember. teeass. Each teem will se­ ta Bteay now M a t e r s by ■ary aa yeu llls arid the ran m hi the Tearist Carter a§ Lake lift I . jr -r t a ' Communique In­ dicates Enemy I s Stopped Hy Saying Fronts A r e Quiet Bloody Nipponese Losses Reported ^ ,J1» * j l i." Ir •*# b , . d^e ’•» LV’ U.s. It’s Part O f Mexican Fete I 'r r a a l «J rs » *w N C .M ItE R 101 1, Britain's lierort armies in a vio. nl two-ilsy battle have .mashed I A sle attempt t<» make a new ffehd after t 420-mile retreat from the Egyptian bonier. Front. Btel dispatches asserted And prHish vanguanle reported push­ ing' on. toward Trtp»liUhlu, the U^stern part of IJliya snd Ust #•♦#* o f • Mu-.ollni's African *in- Local War Fund Drive » & . " L 5 r S i S ® Tho National Bod Craaa War P ress British Smash Am erican, Filipino Axis Attempt To Make Stand Forces A re Fighting roops " Under Jap Assault ro Forces S u ffer H eavy Losses A s Attack I s Pressed 4 A bove China City M em ber Awtoclated Tndilional part of any Chrlstmaa celebration in Mexico City is the breaking nf the I’ inala, which usually consists of a big rarth rnwsrr pot full nf fruit and candy. Guest* are blindfolded and allowed to swing a stick at the Pinata until It la broken. This jrar, the- Pinata was mail* In the form of Adolf Hitler nnd here, M. Jacques Houstrlls, Free French representative i. having hia turn. W \ S H IN G T D N . Dec. .10 — (•te>— General Douglas MarArlhur today urgevl retail*tgry m rs.u re . he taken agUlnst the Ja p a n r.r fur the bomb­ ing. nf Manila whirh he rharanerlied a. "rompletely violrllve of alt the rlvllirr.1 prn.’es.e. „( internslional law.” An offiral t\ sr Deparlment t nmmunlqtie .aid a survey of the damagr to “ undefend. ed Manila hy the repeated "ensele*. and .s ta g e bomb­ ing hr Japanese alrrraft In. iterate, that rhurrhes and other rrnlers of t'hrialian war.hlp anj rulture sere deliberately aelcrtevl a . .perial targets for enrmv oltarka.“ It oddrd the damage was severe. (M rsn w hllr. ills patthes rruchlng Msoils from the fn nt said the Japanese forrr* -o u lh ra .t of Slonlla h a ir fought their way to l.uldana ami Dolores, each shout 11 airline mile* from the Philippine rapital. a p. parrallyr attempting In ef­ fect a lunrtion for a further advene*.> ---- • f||» ■J Ji; 4 „ H8 • I v ? I h•wearlnI Pst P»M«| Thu liriufuat riiinnuinli|un of thu Piu-ifiu ivnr, a thruu|tvoril Imllutin from U. S. Ar- Returns To “ H” Classes To Eden I I _ — y ,",,"|'iunr,er>* •" B e Disregarded London rro m lw o !m atatiiiK “ Kvurylhln»r in i|ulBy Draft Board Weeks In Russia ut," iiulicatuil tiHlay (lint Julian's invasion artniu* ar:> fuiiKht tu a slanilxtill Ivy Men Are Subject To Says Nations Reach Amuriuan anil F ilipin o iluThu annmmcumunt He I l e c l a s H i f i e d Complete A c c o r d funtlura. rum* within :lfl hour* of- ihi> I n Any. Category On W ar Situation Jnpniir-r drniilim* on Ihrir _______ Manila “ liefiire New Year'*." III. « s . M is )r s U r***• I boast that they would rapture ( ” ***<** I -II and 3. II hove l-eeo j Furnvtl Frrrtuy Edrii irturii A '"kyo milllary spoki-slnau eliminated from reroute in the rd to laimlon early today fro m !'"'"1 "I'vratlims on l.usmi Island draft Ixiurd now that war has two weeks of Moscow coiifm-ners " moving iicrnidiiiu—to schedule, hern drrluri-d and sny prospective nl whirh Britain and Russia enm*|,u,t h'' changed the .late for the >rtrcti-<- who was classified in to complete agreement on conduct .vaptuie of Msnilu to s"me lime eithrr of hr** categoric* I* sub- of (he war. "before .Inn. III.” ,\ naval com. jrct In rv classification, E. H. "Our talk, in M<tee»w were full, i ? mUv* Carter of th* local draft board frsnk and sincere," Eden .anl in p ,,UJ""T ha''submarine* ,,unk, office said this morning, adding a statement. |U. «. destroyer two submarl tml • damaged 2d merchantmen that th* -11“ was smp.y a symbol "I w hs lucky enough to *ri- in l.ui"n waters, between Dee. to show that a man was over 28 losses year* of ago which now will not something of the military |ier- 22-28. Uloody Japanese HO rpply as a mean* of defcrmeiv.. furmsnee of the Russian armies, were lepnrteil at Maultun, which are truly msngnifirriil.” mile* Ity air.lino suutheust nf Men who volunteer In various Manila. Meanwhile, I'riinoMinister other branches uf the service will Undefended Manil.l hud two told Croatia's war cntiievrntuu.ly rount a* a part of thla Churrhtll net yesterday the nation* andlair raid alerts, a 58 minute one area’s draft quota, but not in lb* peoples who fought for frredom1In th«- morning ««•* I another filling of the alloUd requisition hail at least reached the crest of lasting 51 itiinuir* at mid day, for pre-imhclion examlnaton in the road anil now wrre able to are but the city was spared further bombings. At t’urirgidor tho whit lay ahead. Speaking Informally at a dinner raiders encountered Iiercj anti­ Immediately placed on th* pre.'rt. attended aircraft fire. by’ Prime Minister A dispatch from the southern dunion list. Mr. Corter staled. Mackensie Kink, member uf the front said Filipino troop* drove He explained that “ homo report war cabinet, and a few tuner *___i i ___ _- ____ . a-**:*... a.* cards' must be mailed to him notsbles. Including Jay |>ierre|8>nt hack Jspam-su units -tryimv lo from the head' office of the Ma­ Moffat, the American minister, break into Eatangas province on roads leading from Throng, t'J rines, Navy, or tho particular Britain* war leader praised trench In which a man has vol. Canada's "magnificent effort" in mile* awuy. Th* United Hlat-s untrrrrd before that person's tho war against Axis aggression forces were stoutly defending the name may bo placed on the quota and pledgesl victory In the end. north bank of th* Tlaopg river in that sector although u com­ list. Th* Prime Minister aald Britain munique issued it U. S. Army No classification la permanent felt grateful to the dominions be. headquarter* said “ tho enemy , . -------, and th* personnel of tho draft cause there ws* one dark period eontlnur* to build up for*** board o ffk t are beginnlg to re. when the help and enrourage-1 maintaining steady pressure cn classify a number of men In the ment of the dominions was one the south front.” county of the selective servlet! uf the ms Instays which enabled I age. "Many men,' Mr. Carter th* embattled islands to carry* id, "seem to think that th* on lb* struggle. Reacting to th* fighting spirit card which bears a classifica­ achieved tion nimber will never ho changed. o f close cooperation with This la a misapprehension on through hi* conferences their part and according to oiden President Roosevelt and American from headquarter*, a number of leaders in Washington, he then categoriee are subject to re- asserted that the salvation of tho world lay in some organisation ciaaaiflca.iun.f which would have aa its cor* tho Nine Urge posters sdrerttelng English speaking peoples. Church, Benford have been displayed dur­ ill mad* elaboration of hi* ing December on billboards m Florida towns thaJ i n on main' W . A . SUnsfield Is bare statement. route* from the north, Chamber Installed A t M eeting of Commerce Secretary Ed ILgtoday. Lindbergh Volunteers gin*Mr.aald Hlgglna has received a W. A- Bton*field was Inatelled worshipful master at a meeting His Services T o U.S. Utter from the Packer Corpora­ . • Of Sanford Lodge No. 82. F. and tion, with whom tho Chamber af t ryr x A . M. at the Maaosrie Hall-Mat W a s h i n g t o n ! d**. so - j * ) Commerce haa an agrewment con. , cent big th* uao.af Packer MU* C. 1. Humph an- — Tha Army Air Corps aald todav right. Dial Cherloo A. Lindbergh bad boards, stating that JO feet by » • Tha officers t voian eervd hi# . service*. There few* sign* showed Ranter* adRalph & “ was no indieatlon cn how won vartUemenU at Anlhagy, Archer, Nowherry. there mleht he aetkni en Lind­ Mclatesh. Orange Park, Hilliard, . .. J - o . bergh's offer. ■ '. f r i * 4 summer Lindbergh, a*, ead Maitland. Mr. Biggins a»ld time engacad in making e# with the In nopoa'tinn te .the; -r Wi ‘ * ssrA * Nine Posters Are Placed In State, Advertising City fa s ’ -.srtsy(- i '3 n v -.; �I *' ‘ -VHrap-':**? * v J'*; E f K ? > 3 w v ' f ' " *cW:-. i ■-V . *. •• -g g fe iM j DISTINGUISHED !SERVICE CROSS! Herald Whatever 1942 may be, 1941 waa a most eventful year. Probably the moat aengational happening, from the point of view of the newspaper headlines, waa the bombing of Pearl Harbor, even more sensational in fact than the Sec* laration of war on Japan, for after Pearl Harbor, war of coarse waa inevitable. But there were other sensational developments in 1941. Hava you forgotten the gallant Grecian rout of the Ital­ ians in the early montha of the year, ur the ultimate Balk­ an conquest by the Germans? Have you forgotten the spectacular battle of Crefo or the Italian debacle la Libya which preceded it? And then there were the moeationai sinking* of th* British battleahip Hood followed closely by the destruction of the German Bismarck.' In any ordinary year .the flight of Rudolph Heaa to England would have been sufficient for the Number One news story of the year, but this time it is almost forgot­ ten. The public doesn’t know even yet for an absolute cer­ tainty just what moved this top ranking Nazi to steal an airplane and make an unexpected daah to England, but it preceded the German attack on Russia. laMS n a n la M tt M , u l a This violation of a solemn treaty between two leading ’ t a t l t M la l i t wss far r— Mttsw t f a ll Haaa lla a M a tw world powers a decade ago would have been a startling •S } • It • » M l Mkaraata* W || IMa H aaa mm* a U , development of unbelievable magnitude. But today we take M l aaawa aalllalaal larala. it in our stride. It was of course one of Hitler's greatest SkM l a Mthraatlma m l aaaatal M m Strata ara alaa raaararaS. mistakes, and perhaps hia first, and in that respect it re­ tains Its importance. Otherwise the double crossing of a former ally is no longer of any Importance. Last January President Roosevelt waa Inaugurated for VERSE FOR TODAY hia third term In office. That was the first time in over T U NOT ENOUGH TO 160 yeara of United 8tates h lito r y th a t* man had held i f * SPASMODIC MOMENTS - UMTS T lT G O D ; AND TO office for more then eight rears. George Washington, I CONSCIOUS OK IIIS LOVE Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, Woodrow WUaon, had US. W B SHOULD DWELL not faced a crisis where they would run for a third term, .VATS IN THB LIGHT AND or where, probably, they could have been elected (f they tKMTH OP HIS LOVE AND M USNTLY TOT O U R - had. LYKS T O SBB T H A T WB But there were other things of even gxeateV impoeEX IN HARMONY WITH OUH tanee to some people. The Dodgers won a pennant but lost D m Contlnuo i t In m y the Series to ths Yankees, and in Brooklyn searesly any­ V^—John 18:9 one knew anything else was happening anywhere else in the world. Whlrlaway made history at Churchill Downs, Tl>« UUIt Folk Are Tail Folk breaking all records for 67 years. There were strikes ga­ (From Wings) lore, and threats of more strikes, and flnkUy a capital and ths IktU folk art tail folk: Um lightnings fork labor trues. IkMsyy .esnap p s p Uw But perhps the most sensational story of,the year r’ tfteir tight I strong and ih r o w J ^ i tho was the marriage of Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt, the "poor •stirs flight little rich girl," to a Hollywood squire; or was it the con­ arOggh storm-swspt arts# of troversy over Gen. Ben Lear's “Yoo-hoo" boys? - ' night; heir aong a song of old dtilrt Or God, for country, for warm Blackoot Rules hearth firs! What does a motorist do whan he suddenly finds him­ ha littis folk srt stout folk; hey stem ths flood tide at It* self caught in the middle of a blackout 7 The Florida Safe­ erast; htlr hurts from out tho rsry ty Council has issued a sat of safety rules to meet Just such an emergency. The Council rightly point* out that bruit >rt freely flung on altars blsat “More people nave been killed and Injured In traffic acci­ ly faith In all of man’s dsalr* dents during blackouts in cities in England than have been killed or injured by bombings.” or *fTr, | OUnlr3r’ *or ki 1 •»Hern is the;set.of rules:, ; tln-. i n iUd; p j-ld h* little folk aro proud folk: 1. When you fln t get in your car, alt there a few htlr *IUm burned, tholr homes minutes until you get your eyes accustomed to the dark In dust [Sid tramplsd by tho conqueror’s before starting. n tm i, in •w<; ,2i/>priYsTluMy Ihbduti ten miles an hour^i Oa bright, Mder they sing u sing they moonlight nights you can. drive a little faster. 8. Do not pasMitmfie. A blackout U no 4fta* to hur­ juld th* ruin and bloody mlrt, If Ood, of country, of bright ry and you may hit a pedestrisir on the road. •ir.a f, K*?P; - f* * from car,,Jn fiat*. of ,ypu,( ’ of Use brakes as little as possible. They « rus* rear lights to flash on. * 1 ; •’ 8. In driving at night, do not gaxe at one spot Gaz­ ing causes drowsiness; shift your gaxe. 9 i 7. If you Intend to atop, wave y o u r hand up god down. This can be seen better than a still arm swung out. t r y Hall thought General lie certainly had bla |snl In bombios Ut« “ open Manila, mast hav* tbootiit aarkaoa won too dscant to i « galas t^Tohlo. Bow Ians a n reported to evacuated Hango, deciding bay couldn’t hang on much r. then, say* The Titusville advocate.— Maybe they Jact id to tel I tango go bang— FAULTY HUMAN NATURE hajmdone badly enough with the light that has been given ItraVt progress has been made and some remarkable things have been accomplished. It ia to preserve those things, including ths hard-won free­ dom so many people enjoy, that nations, which stand for the right* of tho Individual to liberty and tho ponult of happiness, are carrying the banner against those nations which would rule by greed and'might — 8 t Augustine Record. New Deal Backing Can you figure out how to enjoy spending more money than you have? Deposit |10O in the bank, than: Withdraw............... ....... 160 Balance... ..... Withdraw— ....... 28 Balance..........i Withdraw.................. 12 Balance..... ...... Withdraw............. ..... . 6 Balance........... Withdraw......... ....... — a Balance ...______ M ixed D rinks — Package Goods — r iD ( ih c o w f o o a t io ) We hav* on hand several Hems at large discounts. . . Come In and see them her* at your local Sear* order office. ELE C TR IC R A N G E SE W IN G M A C H IN E * SEARS, ROEBUCK And CO. 110 E. First St. LO NG W O O D A splendid Community Christ­ mas turkey dinner was served to 110' members and guests of the Tourist Club on Christmas Day at aeon. Walter Ooldard is pr**« Went Santa Claus gave out thd esehaags <3 gifts with jolly’ M i marks. An appropriate program eras enjoyed, arranged by Mrs. Harriet Whitt*. 81nging was led by Carl Wblttemore, w i t h a Bridge mi Thursday afternoon when much business was Uaasseted refreshments arm. served by the hostess. Home for th* holidays from F. 8. C. W. a n M a ry. gssrsy and Ernestine North. Glenn Piyn* Is horns from 8<«Uon. B. R. Gray spent the holiday In Palmetto with Mrs- Gray, Ji Mary Cathtrios Lakeland. Miss Pinch aad U ls WMkkswJ trvlhom* from Camp KaaasvML Mr. and Mn. L. R. Payns, fflHrated their - thirtieth wad­ ding anniversary - m i Dae. IS. - J fiL S S ' H ?n y »«k h a m Dae. t l . A ll room* at Lyman Bchaul celebrated ’ Christmas . with par* t in I t t h o school or at tho homos of teachers or home room mothers. Mrs. L. J. Hartley and son, J. L. Hartley, entertained tho many members of the Hartley family at home on Christmas, Including children and grand* children. Peppermint - flavored whippad cream to an' Intcrrstug .tup, par for baked o r steamed, pud­ dings. Mlx ona fourth rim crushed peppermint. stick candy ‘ nto a cup o f whipped cream. ORDER OFFICE Sanford, Florida Phene 79 Come On Out And Celebrate NEW YEAR’S EVE at JACK’S •i iiT .1 Fun am f favors for everybody. And rtemembtr, we eater to oBljr„thR boat. t. ,, ' 'j GOODS MIXED, D B . - =ifii ... LOCATED ON BEAUTIFU: PROVIDE NOW FOR JOINING OUR 1942 CHRISTMAS, SAVINGS CLUB 1:00 Fkrm Bscurlly Adra. Pro- lit lt t S fh u i 8iU mw W eekly Payments Easily Made W ill Free N e x t Christmas From Finand a l W orries Hufii n Sanford And Seminole County Also Found This A Convenient W a y T o Plan; F or Taxes, Insurance Premiums, Vacations And M any Other Neces- also'Pes pi* '» 4(00 Columbia Concert Orchestra 4:80 U a t t Trie H 4(40 TwUlskt Melodic* H fte u w r - ,. n fe . . '. v , T : v illi: ■ . hSStHn • H EATER ♦ R A D IO S . -. - • ‘fjJ ‘ I n is N \ ~ vr~ i • _ ?. V; - m hot DISCOUNT S A L E ! 1IJ0 Mrnte a 1* Carter W * ' Beer — PHONB • » Compensation —• Liability ft asm DELIVER! R A D IO N E W B H V’ - fb'* ; '' * aJ « l i t W. FIR8T STREET •.___ re* an idle dollar* - r BILL* PACKAGE STORE & BAR Totals.. Ite tkaa half atoned " an plenty of Idle tea County am) they , TUESDAY, DECEMBER 86,*1941 r r a SANTOHDITEftALn, NAfffOtO, rL U «toA Sanford **• ■ 4^ EnM *■- ’.VV* m �I D U d flfe 'H L U A fllM F ftin mm •■ nd Personal Adivitie BEAL, Society Editor V. I ■♦ • Social Caltndai TUESDAY 9 Tha instailaUon of offictrs^of Seminole Chapter, O. E. A/ will taka.placa in the Masonic fh u .at 8:00 P. H. with Mra. Cl poet grand matron of the grand chapter of Florida, aa m the wetallbig officer. The public • U ixrrtted to attend. WEDNESDAY Girl Scout* are Invited to meet 2 * ■ * th e Utile B o o m at 8:00 odock for a 'Slumber" party. Each • a w it la aaked to bring two , fticka of wood, note baga for tupJ per and breakfast, cot and blan• ket roll. The Board of Deacona of the J F Ira t BaptUt Church meet at the 0 church at 7:30. There will be no /mid-week prayer meeting. FRIDAY .* .Th e firat regular meeting of the Bone and Daughter* of the A Territory of Florida will be held • t the home of Mr. and J. 0. Sharon, MO Magnolia Avenue at Magno! 8:00 P y M. It la ea expected that rill be a full attendance gt .r the’ Year. the_flfat meeting of R- W. Ware Cleat o f the ^ s f e . 's a s , w a s , t, regular meeting at tho church (Jannex at 7:30 P. M. with Mn>. • Eacar Price and Mre. C. B, Pu;nam aa hoateaaea. Council of the P in t Baptist Sunday ocfct-cl meeta at P. M. 8 opper will be torved all who have made reeem tlona. •" M J h jo T c T A T TU B Arcade Package Store YOU’ L L FIND IN ALL Fine DEBT TBE LINES OP Liqqors Arcade Package Store O. a FARRELL. PROP. :a d b Telephone 148 The young people of the Fint Matbodiat Church are apooaor* Ing a Watori\Nlght Service at t h a t chunth Wednesday even­ ing from jh.OO to 12:00 o'doek. i m thy place of the re* f prajrer/meetlng, and all adulla are urged to attend. Min Clayda Forguaon will have charge of the rauitc; there will be a brief message from Dr. Buhrman, and tildes of the Christmas Story will be shown. A cordial Invitation is extended all visitor*. Responding to P r e s id e n t Rroteveit’t proclamation, th e people of the various congrega­ tions a r e called to a tpcclol prayer service at the First Bap­ tUt Church on Thursday at 11:00 A. M.. under the auspices of the Bsnfonl Ministerial A s ­ sociation. Tbs service will be e silent prayer service and those who ettead mey go at will. There will be no set program. The attendance U being sponsored by the Women’a Missionary Union of the Flrit BaptUt Church and the public U cordially Invited to attend. Pe r s o n a Is MUa Jane Lloyd of Tallahassee is vUlting as the guest of Miss Madalyn Truluck. Mrs. Ida Chamberlain of OUnta, S. C. la the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.1I. Truluck. Dr. J.l* Ingram has retui from Pensacola where he spent Christmas with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Philips ami son of^ Florence, 8.C. are the guests of the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Philips at their home on Oak Avenue. Private Elwln Squires of Enid, Okla, U tho guesti of his parents Mr. and -Mrs. B A . Squires for short while. J Mrs. C.ll. Winn Mid Mr. snd Mrs. Joha L. Lee bad aa ihtlr recent guests, Mias Willie Mantas, and J.M. Vining of Burlington, N. C. Friends of Gibson Bates, Jr, will regret to learn of his illness at the home of hia parents, in Lily Court. Social Fraternity Has Annual Dance Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bsnaen have returned to their home in Bollywood after spending ChrisL mas weekend with Mrs. Benten't Featuring Tussy Brmnan and his parents, Mr. and Mra. E. C. orchestra of Orlando, the annual Echols. Yulatide dance of the Alpha Tan Omega fraternity was held In Mist Doris Jackson was re­ the Orlando Country Club last moved today to her home on night. Centering the Interest la Magnolia Avtnue from the Fern. the decorations was the Urge ald-Laughton Memorial Hospital ATO emblem of gold and blue where the underwent a tonsil, placed at oae end of the ballroom. ectomy. Other decorations were In the colors of gold and blue. Mr. and Mra. Woodrow Bennett Those from Sanford attending have returned to their home In weft: Miea Marjoriy Cogburn, MIsa Charleston, 3. C. after visiting Erma Doudney, Miss Mary Mar. with their aunt, Mrs. M.il. Ander­ tha Emerlek. MU. Dorothy Wig. son, at her home on Cameron ■Us. Miss Mary Wight, MUa Avenue. JeasU Durden, Miss Madalyn Tru. Uek, MUa Louise Perkins. MUa Mr. and Mrs. O.W. Douglas Elisabeth Whig ham MUa Helen Hutchison, Mbit Catherine Burt, have returned to their home In MUa EstolU Burt, and MUa £avannah, Ga. after spending a few days aa the gueate of Mrs. Bette Watfien. Also. Mr. end Mra. Guy D. Douglas' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wood, Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Bark*, A.C. Wllllama Mr. end Mra. Fred If. Wllllama, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Philips, Mrs. Robert Merwin of SproudsDr. and Mrs. L. A . Phil’burg. Pa. and Mr. and Mrs. JYI. Leroy Cooper,. WlllUm Laf: Miller of Hackensack, NJ. nr*, Dub E, „ Rfjph Tolar, Bob Mg, the rueata for a fsw days of Donald, Donald Bishop, Douglas Mr. and Mra. R.L. Cornell, aftar SUnitmm, Tony HaddlesM: touring the western part o f the state Damir AHman. Bob Dr. and Mrs. 1»A. Philips of BJdtaen, George EUk. Brian Maryville, Mo., have arrived to Hurt and Charlse Palmer. ' spend a short .whlia with Dr. Philips’ parents, Mr. and Mra. A.M. Philip#. Dr. Phillib U sere. - Church W ill H a ve Day Ing hia Internship at.Ik e Martin Spec!aJ Prayers Landfather Hospital In Maryvilla 1 r“ rm«/ ReoWent O f Sanford Id Honored _ \ ,: Mrs. WIIU Hay Heald. a for­ mer resident of Sanford, who for the past year has bees making her home in Alexandria, La., was the honored guest at a family reunion held recently in Heflin, La. The following uxretpt was taken from an Alexs<airta nctvapaper: “ A family reunion was held in the home of Mr. asd Mrs. Oscir Bussell near Heflin on Sunday. Oct. - honoring Mra. Wi.ls Hay Heald, daughter of the Uts Mr. and Mrs. Need rum Smith. “ Mra. itsaki was born near Fryehurg,’ L » „ on Aug. |0, HITS 6ho married Bam Hay of Nen Berda, where they lived until W* death, after which she married Mr. Heald of Sanford. Since Mr. HeaUTs death she has been nuk­ ing her home with her nieces .and nephew of Alexandria. “The sixty-six years of Mrs. Uvalde life have been gay and Joyful. Being one of the popular belles of the nineties, the relates there U not so vtry much dif­ ference between this and her generation of girls. She is still very active, is organist of her church aad u tocal worker. She U known es a composer of poetry .and musical carriers." i Reheat five mlrrutra in „ moderate Mr. and M ra C. C. Priest en- juven and tertalned at a family m inion at I sweetened Ihcir home on South Sanford Avc, on Sundsy at which their six j children and five grandchildren were present. Those enjoynis the occasion with M r and Mrs. Priest were: Mr. end Mrs. Croi,:<' Sims and children, George. Jr . and Clarence Earl, Mr and Mrs. R.E. Kipp snd children. Flora ami Robert, M r and Mrs. Randall Priest nil .•in, Randall, J r . all of Sanford. snd Mr. ami Mrs Vernon Priest of Anthoay. M r». Clyde Brnei:man of Penaarola and C.P Priest uL N u rp lm tib o ro , Term Murphreesboro. serve warm , plainwhipped cream. FIX N E W A R R IV A L S M r. and Mrs Jesse Milam of Um atilla, formerly •f Sanford, tnnounce tin- bir h of > daugh'i-r on Monday I M id. at the Kurils iMoepital. *7 0 CORRRt'TION ‘ The Hsrwhl rrc rv U that the D ip fO«kptl, put’lril •\%»-rl |i**l*». t names of Mi*» Ihirothy WU(Kin< toes In thick rnaplr *yiu|*. hi ami M ifs M ary K.vrlyn Rabun rnng« in k u ’iummI hnkiii^ pan. w rrr omitted from the list of brush with imrltcil butter anti .Sanfoni |H*rs«ms who attt>ndc«l the sprinkir ^ ith suit uiul vbhitc Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity dance p «pp«r. Hake or t««Mi until *t>11 which wma hchl in Oi ImiuIo Satur­ brownrtl. day evening. This U ssiy to J» with tha help el the A IC MastMy f if M a t U n - Hu MOOttN M fa kwae rapeto aad fweedahag. Yea da aa* seed ready cadi ta tila Sara ml seeded laprevetatati. TWa Age glee was darelapad ta ksadb w d wet* withsot diirvpttsf T**f badgeh- As* as far calaplata tafenaattea caatandaf As B U Y FO R C A S H AIC Mas aad tha wtda teaga of tasarave* i It seven. And Saw The Difference — Our I'ernonxi l.rmn Department will finance it. The coat la low. United Lumber Company The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation F R E N C H A V R . A T tnh 8T. P IID N K 713 A Statement by The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Wtg moke this pledge publicly to our national government and to the people of the United States: 1:0 < >*(( i lUls ,.u i< , That we w ill cooperate unhesitatingly in every effort o f authorized govern­ ment agencies to prevent unwarranted rises in prices o f foods. m M I M M i m i l h 'H ■1 '.M l ’ < ■ *» i i . •'*) Jhat we wil| ... j • i I- our efforts to reduce the spread between prices paid to the grower anc| prices charged to the consumers. Th at |o this end w e w ill continue to do everything in our power to assist the farmers and growdrs o f Am erica in the orderly; marketing o f their products at the fairest possible pried* to them. JjiEt we w ill make .every effort to hold our inventories st the lowest point con­ fiden t Wfth ff°°d service to our customers because hoarding, whether by whole•alers, retailers, o r consumers, w ill cause higher prices. » it’ 1 ,, . *- • -* » »*" » That we w ill endeavor to continue to pay our employees the highest wages and to give them the beet working conditions in the grocery business generally. 1 Today la / B A R G A IN D A Y Double Program j That we w ill make every effort to continue to sell food at retail at the lowest ^roeit margin o f profit in Uie history o f the retail grocery business. Today we q gf providing food for our customers at the lowest gross profit rate in the History of the retail grocery business. This means that we Have achieved efficiencies in the distribution of food never . » * niL'KM. i. ■* Tg 0i y0ur food dollar goes for food ahd less for han ever before. No other great retail business in i any field is operated with such a loW cost of m % m W E D N E S D A Y & N E W Y E A R 'S D A Y A B a m Way To Start A H a m Ntw Year I •j t;: "r, .. ,’v .' • .., UjSk _______ Here is a new pumpkio trick: lightly spread top baked pie with strained honey, a< W e pledge ourselves to this cause In cemIUnce with the request NOTICE ■M g kF PreeWent Roosev.U la By special dispensation of tha J !**?*1 Pro<Jn»gtk>n, New Yeert Day will be observed as worthy grand matron, O. K. 8., ' «t»F Jff soecUl praver la All Seminole Chapter Two will not bavo Ita regular meeting on Thureday evening. gn«gno^ and aerfjr victory and ___________________ I_____________ 5 * J * * t , “ Ur7->’ Fathar JJ. KeBaghen announced today. tlon of the Bleeaed Sacrament at 7:30 P.M. Tha ChnrtR will km opan all day for rial to to the f* :" A J L Rosary and Benedlc. wsvw^^wu* Bleioctl s^vswsstvwss Sacrament. — ■ Mr. ancPMri'. Priest Have Family Reunion 'SSKSt 5 was held In the Orlando Country Club. A red and white predominated in the decorations of tha Tutor borne with red rones, whlta chrysanthemums ah4 lU ffioll being need throughout too rooms which want opened for '.he occasion. In the dining room Miss Mar. jorie Cogburn ured punch rretn a silver Wad Into r M crystal cupa. The• lace colored table was centered with a tlhror bowl bolding red roses, baladeaS on each tile by lighted white i a . pen In silver candelabra. Frtiit cake sandwiches ware served from a large sliver tray. ♦ The host wet assisted in caring for hia guests by hia mother, Mrs. J. N. Tolar and Mr. J. B. Cogburn. Those enjoying the party want Miss Cogburn, Miss Erma D<ftxL ney, MUs Joyce Ann Whlddou, MUa Mary Martha Emerlek, Rise Dorothy Wiggins, MUs Mar* Wight, MUa Jessie Durden. Midi Madalyn TruloA, MUa Helen Hutchison, Mr. end M n. Fred II. WUlUmi, Lieut, and U nt T. F. Me Daniel, Mr. and Mra. J. B. Cogburn, Mr. and Mr*. Phil Grathoff, Dr. and Mrs. O. L Barks, and Dr. and Mrs. J. NToUr. Also, Leroy Cooper. William Leffler, Dub Eppa. • * > McDonald, New Yearns Eve aa s a g _ PailY ORANGE CITY HOTEL P iO g 3 3 W . ._ atog. Donald Jones, Bruce. Belt, Kaxiyla Bousholder, Hugh Lrsher Ralph Tolar entertained with a and Ralph ToUr. party at hU horn* on East Tenth Qf TWO TYPE8 OK DANCE MU8IC ELAHifiA ^asssepw^w^e wsqgeaesM ~-ww • •** , Tolar Home la Scene Of . a *2 Young People W ill Sponsor S e r v i c e _ Vj <i. *JIs^tfOS * . * •* *■- » • ' *• . * • i l * r ^ **”r ' * No ong in ffie food business can control the wholesale price of food. Oply the government o f the United Spates bas power to do'tbis, and Ev<7lVi' o f our people this power In the government is now 'mw • Today, wifh the nation at war, we believe that no private interest hoi any H lh lf lo conflict1with the general public in|erest. Tha aimed force* o f the United States qre today receiving more tad eTer before in our national history. It is equally important (hat all of our people working and living behind the lines, meri,^ w S a A ‘an3 <Mdren, sha|t be fetter fed and better nourished t j* ]IV V »fE ^ i* n . S nr' hulory. ’ ' ' ' ' ’' I > ' • L �SANFORD, FLORIDA [i-Guide, F ast greyhound, Will Try To Win Again LONCWOOD. Dee. 30-(Spec. iml,— Apparently headed for one .'o f It! beat leaeoni in hiatory, r raring reanmea tonight at the SaafordJOrlando Kennel Club at SiD o’clock. HbGulde, winner of the In. augural Handicap, will agalp go GET THE THRILL • day's* r » » , jrrl cirtltd Um field and thrrau-nni to eaten 11LG aide for • few fleeting moment!, but the C.M. Hell dog had too great a etart. I f Rambling Nora * la lutky enough to draw out in the one bo*, ihe may provide an opeet. Bob Skelton1! dog rnunt have the rail to auure her belt ef­ fort. Saturday nlght'a opening crowd waa the largeit In the lait three yea re, lurpaning the 1040 crowd by i romlderable margin and, reiultlng In a mutuel handle or of over f i t , 000, eery good conikler. inir the rain—) writher that prevailed. * 3 I ’s r o U n * I Tin aaaroMn arrvr- r a n a m r N tn— T I#ad«lla ■ *#-*ai4 3 N in e l' Hl> 6 Thum b- I'D T H m a l l I ’n u f t 1 T fw in T a t* I t * * * — F a t a rt! y * fFIrat II Air l)*lly 1 Jnppy i>#«tt*» 6 Know Hank 2 (Iraia llsrpur A < |»lllet.*rry 3 lluth Miilrock " J*nnl* rrnft I llappv Alik* I III-- UbD* b Tklrd Mar*— Mil* lldial Half Dally l»*wM*» I Tw0nll*tl*y I Tom Willard 3 Htartar'* Hon I FIary II 3 Tollon Uln 7 Fogy K».l 4 llarinno • Power T*» i*»ae*r* of Picking Winners TO N IG H T’S A L L -S T A R F E A T U R E GREYHOUND GU3 g_____ NINTH-RACE Five-Sixteenth Mile la on Ike air oeer WDBO NADARKO TIPPEKTY W ITCIIET RAMBLING NORA MI-DUE CITY JUDGE GILDERSLEEVE CIENTIA • III-GUIDE tonight wlh all the ‘‘dope** an the dog* at the Seafoed-Orlando Kenael Clah. NO MINORS ALLOWED POST TIME S : t i P. M. SANFORD-0RLANDO KENNEL CLUB On Route 17 (Sanford Hlnhway) at Ieonfwood about ,8 jnllen North of Orlando TURN AT RED ARROW AKETT B y P A U L ROBINSON Classified Advertisement CONS IN? I'VE u- B U 8IN IC SS S E R V IC E rM BLANCHE I A L L IS O N A - HELLO/WERE THEMOOffLSrn ft K Z T H B r1 I ] FASH iON L i M su oN fm Fanerml Director Confer Pint * Freed* THE RUBBER SITUATION AND H O W IT AFFECTS TIRES FQR YOUR CAR With the declaration of war between tho* United Slates and the Asia powers, the ton** threatened danger of our principal aonrces or rubber supply baa become an unpleasant - reality. From Malaya and lh« Netherianda East Indies comes 75 per cent of the world’s rubber and these two countries are now un­ der attack by oar enemies. Today, Japanesa troop- are attempting to penetrate south­ ward through the Jungles of Malaya and lo -land by parachute on the island of'Sumatra fn a desperate effort to occupy these vltad rubber-producing areas and thereby slow the wheels of American Industry. MRUBBER IN MODERN WARFARE” Rubber ia indispensable In modern war­ fare. Airplanes and scout ears, tanka and trucks, barrage balloons snd gas masks are only a few of the many essential war ma­ terials that require rubber, ' “THE RESERVE SUPPLY OF RUBBER” Keenly aware of this strategic Importande of rubber and anticipating the day when the United States might be cut off from the far east,' our government, In eo-dpgftftlon with the rubber industry, began1more than two yean ago ito build up <g reseiwe supply.' After Pearl* Harbor It became >niycaeary to hike drastic step- <te “protect thisdprecious store pf rubber* and on Dtdember 11 our gov# enifcitttt Issued an order prohibttttffe: the Mile of tiros and> tubas to anyone •not i having m priority rating* iof A-8 or. bettar, iThese 4em> porary restrict Ions* will .end on Jansary A* and they will* be superseded by new regula­ tions which' are now being: formulated. How long such rostrictldna will rvkubi' Id force will depend upon' the course’ of fa tore events. Naturally, wkbn our Alllsd forces are victorious In tha far east, shipments of rubber to the United Staten win be resumed. But In tbs meantime, steps are being taken to relieve the present sHuatiotL - • “ FACTS ABOUT SYNTHETIC RUBBER” The first of those Is the expansion of facilities for the manufacture of synthetic rubber. There are a number of large pleats now u n d e r construction, and the one far which we are responsible wlU be ready far production la Ike first part of IMS. Nearly tea yean ago, our organisation began exp# Haunting with' various types of synthetic rubber, and la May, 1133, w% produced ike • first synthetic rubber tires ever manufac­ tured for uncle Sam’s anubd foroes, Ap. mare synthetic rubber bedamd* art Ikhie Mia ceo■latently Increased ear production #4 eyutbetk rubber tkee. TMe mart Important tiementa neaped for the manufacture of syn­ thetic rubber are butadiene sad styrene, lath by-products of pptrekum, wkkh commodity the United States la fertaaate ia h a v l a g available withla Ha bordera la aallmUed qaaatlUea. HAVE YOUR watch repaired by one who really knowa how. Brlgga. Jeweler Magnolia Art. UBIKO K gE U a at Tooehtoti’ a Oro, TREE RIPENED Papayaa. Oar. USED A P P L IA N C E S -3 w o o d ranrea I f to | IL i| keroaeno ranget $& to - 118.60. I O. E. Electric Range »2A. 1 Humphrey radiant flro room heaUr city taa $10. Green'a Fuel Gaa Bervlce Acroaa from Pont O ffice. BARRED ROCK PULLETS 75c each, So. end Sanfunl A y*. • Allen Comer. • it o think: COPENHAGEN cabbage planta and lea berg Lettuce planta for •ale. & A . Rlv*. Phono §a«-W . ■ I ■.y ✓ /»■» m m TWO amnll muck mulea 750 Ibe. Cheap. C. E. Benton. 511 Celery Are. Sanford, Fla. O N E C P THE BCWSOAVEMff 1PLEASE D c ^ l a t -a x i gO nttft “ YES.'fCS.Of'1 CDuisB'NON Tw ocm ou J" CJiCLS MJLSTAf H srzs, a n d .o n e y g L L O O T O A rr APARTMENT— 5 •Iwtrlc rang. A w iter heater: Comer Celery Am. * MellonS2L A " 1* . JHmlaolo Tiro Shop, Phono 17, \wM. toom, prtrmta Myrtle, Phong 9U-J, __________ LOVELY BEDROOM, bmorapriag * ^ lf, ? * * * l * * wmUr» baat, •^Joining both Phono 5 1 « ; /J-SO LO N E i f f l . f c nHM By RANGER FRAN STRIKER FURNISHED . apartment, .., low r,n/. »flm to entrance, llghta, **ter, M> E. 5U» ONE PACKAGE SITUATION WANTED honest, dependable “BRAZILIAN RUBBER AVAILABLE" . ammieuty- aoarce or rubber to the af the Amaate liver ia ^ 8ouia weira'i mated that * A '. . 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Mom#' K la k lk He##— f- e t a r lt f H*Ai,ly 11.50 4Mh*r v a rU lIra |n I ll»#kl#># M lk# ! <lr*re#• 1.40 i n «> •«» l i n t * * m s 99 « • J tln ll K « » l * nurh'.rn lu>r 60 lb. hunchra. || ;s J T Ip iil# J Hold l . » » f l e d IU N A S A H lo tl.o o I D ark Command * Hally Hh*ll*<| whlta c Mr l baga, Mata liar*—v ie Mil# 91 75 In 11.11 I Sedark i* * flt y Juda# | 3 Tl|>p#rlr W ilth # | a U IM »r# l»# v# ONIONM T a llo w ;o |b. anrk f i l l In 1.1* w h ll* 97 00 Hpanlah 3 lliim lilln a Nora 7l '**n|l* M S I In 92 16 I a il-tn i# * IIM Iu ld # T # * lk lla##— K a le r llr PU TATU KH M ain r w t |2.2ft to I II#ul Kir# t Norm an A n d r»w * 93 56 Hard Canadian r n r t lf IlrU HIK*. r w i 9150 1 D n u b lflll John * lju n p l.l|h l ll., 1, T « T 'i r J W ln k 'a Jud«m #nl n I ’ T A IlA i I AM So lh( aark 9115 |(#,l t lr llr # i « • » K##n D l#*#atk Ha##— 0-10 MH» K | «l* l# la Ma##> I tied T ra d v r 1 la,ml>»r Jark t ilra n d M ar> a lln ir * lla n * »l# r 3 Jum p llln h 7 Our lUmua « II# l.u rk y I Cumin* Aluna 1 3 3 I : QM **7'*^^- FARM ERS’ M A R K E T Overalght eatrtee fee Tumrfiy r im Reee—Kelertlr I llo l I a, m il! Z It 11> A lo n g wW-'v, ^U4yt-urvl “AMERICANS SHOULD PRODUCE THEIR OWN RUBBER” In t h i n critical boor, when rubber asenema a position of priaro importance to our national welfare and to our ultimate victory, I cannot) help thinking of Urn statement made by my father more than 20 yeara ago whe nhe declared that “ Americana should produce their own rubber.” To him the de­ pendence of this country upon s single, con­ centrated area for any baste raw material waa economically unsound and it waa hie pre­ monition of difficulties In the future (hat W to the establishment of the Firestone rubber plantations in Uberia, which are now being worked to the very limit to produce every possible pound of rubber for our counIfT“ HOW TO MAKE YOUR PRESENT TIRES LA8T LONGER” Naturally. It Is going to taka time to de­ velop tl(eae additional sources of rubber. In (he meantime, It Is the patriotic duty of ev­ ery loyal American to help conserve Urn prospul supply by making the tires that are aew on his car bat longer. You can add as much as 50 percent to the Ufa of your tires bjr ob­ serving 1such simple [treeautlona aa keeping t h e m Inflated to recommended pre—ure, iririag' dlowiy and ''ivoldlngJ"q d'i e k gtartd and*sodden sWa. " >- H**• >'• •> “NAnOAMVIDRI BYEffiM KO P »*PAUfORY"> CONTROLLED RETREAD PtANTB” .7 'T or’ Il'humijiY of'years, the Firestone or(faa\io8"1iiis ftcogtfflU ihd W . H t aSd ay of ntVeadfng tlYee.' and' aa ig rosuR. de'havo-’beUt ’bp ’a hitfon-wide lyalem ef 132 W t e i d plants; atrotegicslfy located, fo provide ^retreading ’ service for our dealera and atofee and Ibtlr custouVnu. To mast the* present emergency, them' planta are operat­ ing 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.. By Urn process « f retreading which we have devel­ oped, as meek aa 50 percent of the mileage built into the original (read Is sdded to the UfS'Of Um tire and the quality of woelanan* ship and malprial In inch that we art able to extoad our Bfe-tlmo guarantee to every Flrmtuae retread. -NEW VICTORY TIRE" v BUR another stao which we took aome yearn age pad which will nerve cur country we* today, was .the eetohHehmeat of exthnThdsy the H i ml mu " r - H V i ' h jjA fh i kurgeet rubber reclaiming capacity In 4he world—nod we4khave Jong . —_ Athe advantage 1--.^ . __of. * 21“ ________ __ mmmm iiv a r fC w S fll niDOMrp W Im x w ill utm driven at moderate a p a fti V « hate thle prednet the-Vtetarr M n r n o i k to i In predart lea la oar factories. We alee h to tractor Ore OF EVERY -THE PA1 r _ . f - N. �FCMHBD 'V ^ y l*, ■ H K F ■ n r - .■ v- V / ' \r. ■••tow ') A W W W l < •( *.’ • M - - , 'l . « f -< * -• * fti^ liA f j^ iy t >. ■/ ' P ia in u M • * > *JT - ■7 » • V*V ^ #— rS ^ 5 ? t % f f l - w t . y k & m ’- r ^ J ij • i + A * * ± mmm**m*m m t AN INDEPEND t* lg0 8 ■------------------------ UJP Bi-gfg- Gloria Vanderbilt Weds A t 17 *i M artial Law Has # B e 6 n Proclaimed B,ack Sca F,eet And Four Nipponese A ir 'R a id s A re M ade On * Far. Eastern Town H r A— H*4»d r m » SINGAPORE, Dae. It — (A P )— Ottawa-Trial* Mlaiater , Churchill today said ha did ■at have mach hapa of Italy falling ant af th* war aooa, adding " I ’m afraid the organ grtadar kaa the ■ cokey too finaly ty the collar." [ Ha oiproaaad (O ollhrre 1 Singapore waald ba hold « » h » l th# Jai Of Aeeeetsfoa fr r ; , Authorltatlvo London quarters declared. "Allied 0 atrstegy requires the de• fenae of Singapore, with all thd means at our disposal, ao that it might serve as a base for a mighty offensive % against Japan." On the Malayan, front only alight activity was rts porteH. l b Member Associated Press NUMBER 102 ---■ U. S. Soldiers Reach Final Stage in Defense o f Manila Armies Forced Back Under Overwhelm­ ing Jap Forces On Two Battle Fronts The Battle O f The Pacific Invaders Are Six Miles From City Station In IxmKwood ! To Be Located A t ' S t George Hotel j Caucasus Success Imperil Nazi Arm y Mm. Florence HunVrr Clark 1 Lonft*n'H| h*A of frrctl th«kl facilities r f |br St CScorffr llo tel thr*r to th»* Seminole Cruvt ty Defin.r Counril for u«r a* * flmt ai<l station, Chairman Hr. C L. Park o f the ||rnlth *n<| Housinif Division announced todajr, Equipment ha* hern rrerlvi* \ Hf* Patk ndilnl. to rtUiblifth • lx flmt niil hti«tit>r*H in the ^roHnty. The pen»Mine| |« l»«inc nnd woivu* of the alatlona hibr hern lorntr.l. Other ftation^ will he loenttfl In (.nke Mary. Luke Mon roe gHfl Ov|eilo in *4Mlti4>n t*» two In Ranf^nl. The Fernnlri* I^aughtnn Menmrirl llo^nitn1 already haf h«*en ilewiKnatiol n• a local station. nn<l two more will mltied. Pr Park derlared he "gratefully ireeptrd" (A).Ja|t» aoiilc fust attempt to eslablhh a fmithold in Dutch lira. Clark a offer, and the ht> hast Indies Knrmy bombus attacked airport at Medan a* para tel will he uaed aa the l.ong chutte troops weie dioppi-il li) miles away. ( I l l Action in M alaya— wood atatir l. , . , i i i i , i. , ,, Station* arr needed in l.aki British ti.h plane, lanlid the main Jap air base at I slant, aero., Ma Mary. Lake Monroe, Ovietlo laya bonlri in South Thailand. Inn mug al least til Jap planes and two more in Sanforil, nm Dr. I*ark atatetl th*t any per British weir holniny sill) miles north of Singapore I f ) Rangoon— s ’’Christianity soli who is (hie tn offer a "large f 1,11(1 civilian easuelllea r e s u l t e d finm Hie first Jap raid in Hiiima Hi -* o r a house that ran le (D l Australian homhe>« -el tire to a Jap cruiser uff Mlnahassa Only ,Hope F or , ™ , — uaeil a . a f i r s t aid station.' IVninsula KVIrlas). (K ) I'liilippinn, Fighting reported on all BERLIN, Dec. j i — (A P I— A Soil llltlvr, hi a New Tear7! ’ crder to hie. troop*, today declared the Banian Winter counter.Attaek “ Must and will be frustrated," and that year 1941 would a** Social prervr broken completely. He aaoertrd that 1941 "was a year of heaviest dcciaior* end the most sanguinary Pasquale (F at) Dl Cicco, 32 year-old llollywrod actors' agent, flrhtlas." but predlctod "It , will be known In hlatoey aa help* his bride, the former Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt, 17 year-old the rear af the greatea* heirrvs to one o f America's oldest fortunes, rut i.ivlr wending rake victories of al limes." Just In Beverly Hills, Cal., after being married at the Historic Old Mis­ one yesr ago llit.or declared sion in Santa Barbara. "The year 1941 will being completion of i>* greatest rltpry In oar history.** ) tn r AaaoetsleS rr*w»| ■ - - » - - ---------- Hotel Offered For Emergency 1 First Aid Use* Russian Troops Recapture Two Crimean Towns m DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31. 1911 ■ - - M alayan C ity V a lr . liable ' v T o * British • A a Base T o Launch Attacks On Japan t Sanford In The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation cf Dutch Say Allied Reverend V.H. Aid Is On Way To Grantham Talks East W ar Grounds To Kiwanis Club Tokyo Dive Bombers Control Roads And HaveAxioored Units I It * \•««,* tales* I'rree > An nltt-mtit to cvacnR|r> R00 seriously w o u n tl n <1 American* from Luzon Is­ land nppnrently forcahatlowetl *he Inst stages of the 2&-<lay-old Hattie of Manila today as (!en. Dougina MacA r t h u r ’s armies fell.. back under nn assault of over­ whelming Japanese Infant­ ry, tanks, and dive tmrobora.An attempt t„ (-vnrualt> 300 vrriiiuslv wound) ( Am»ricsn» frvim I.umn lalsnd wsa sppafenlly foreshailuwed in the last stage* rf the 2(1 day old hattla of Manila today a, lien. DouvIsa MarAilhur’a armies fell Russian galna continued to­ day on both the southern (Cancutui) and Moscow fronts. I un‘lpr an aa-ault of nverThe British reported further whelming Japanese in f a n tr y , heavy damege to Axis forces lanka, and dive bombers. south of Adegabla Libya. JDispatches f r o in Shanghai Red troops of the Caucasus and | .aid theinvadrrs are only six tha Black Sea fleet hare stormed : and one fourth milos from end rcceptursd the Crimean towns Commander O f Indies S a y Manila. Simultaneously, an Aaof Kerch and Feodosiya In smash­ Is Urgently Calls For Martial law was proclaimed' ing new success which Imperil the sociated Press correspondent re­ WWWhouy the Singapore lettle. rntlra Natl army on the Black ported that the southern battln Our World Today a should mntaet him now. Ac Equipment mant teat night after four hoary Sea peninsula. It wai officially • M o r e mmiwodatlons are needed imme I l»t(HUI#U. line |s only a 311 minute drive Japaaaaa air assault# war* beaten announced yesterday. diately, it waras added. [ front* on Luton, kfenila was b* nibrd ag»m Jap, landad more re hv automobile from tho capi­ •Hr AMsesim P n w i IW Iarlng that "Christianity auhr J1 caaoaltiea and tal this morning. Allied relaforcements were Premier Joseph fStalln Im­ l« thp o " ’v hope for the w®rM.r • to thla big Gen. MarArthur* field haadmediately santa mcaaagw of con­ reported by Dutch newspapers j Rev‘.'"v. n ! Grantham pastor " o f Right I quarters announced: "The ane* Urea da. gratulation tn ' General Kaalor, Ual night to b« en rout* to.'ih* F ln t (..irUtUn Church, df» Deferment Asked For my la driving In grtat force tho Pacific war* theatre even1liv-re<| an adHrwaa that wag Highway Patrolm en1 7 1 ' from both north and south. aa JU«ut Gan. Hein Ter Poor well received by men*bars a| ] "Ilia illve hnmhers practical­ tan th« Indies Commander-In the Kiwanl* Club at nalr laai ly control th, roads from tha T A L L A H A S S E E . 1>r-. 31 C h*f, urgantlv * callad fbr more meeting r f (kn sear tkla noog (J*|— Defermetit unMI M »v wil! air. at the (he Valdes llaUl. b«r», flghtey. planar and 'The Japanese are . using If* -etated. -Mated. “"W We, * • Mked fe- H Stale 11 chway | _ . I T-mor, morruw whait4 youn* | k W . GvtadUj* hrf* i v " » r *H d! alffppeil hw wait-agVa'j'gtawkSnsmntltLe Vpf tenkj ami ia’ I n v a slim hitv# a llra tc r _Ah than tha A*.pPatmlmen suhjecl toi r i l l f Ar | £ O U r i S t t v l t l h M o i l to* abandon lif'm ld « l t" w h i c h he my call In thselective »e«vlej I J ” ; V , U U „„ atill top hat and olJ Path ! a»moi+d unit*. fente of America, Uruaka at DuUh aol|. Nava taker,' . r , / was the aolrll<iav-m-.r Holland and esh P | o n S llfn ffo a x D tl* -r Tim, has left with lagging' "Our llnra arc being pushed ,.M. In e ffe c t,.V .- ~ ■ Mt c„ lc, ( , . . rvlng ar the State Jo Libya tha cornered Asia carrying ov*r his hack." ^’*a T nwnorta *n a rt*- fm ffrom r ^iqr * R l! r rr that u*aV‘ sa W gtloT 'if the world, renorta Rydnev Bydnev array has lost 4S of ita remaining P»»»a a scythe, Sanford) An Army bulletin said an a f '•W. need fa .l -ed uloo.le.l' ,, , ^ U,''r' V . whytiUppurted that a tgaka In a rash and costly effort M tlah Prim# Minister Church firms anil organisations will be (rmpt to evacuate the seriously .*bI‘' hu. 'q t ," ,. labor fonte peuaent at a to lash out at the .growing British 111 had advlaad Australian Prime men ,m the battlefield, but l! found observing the holiday wounded frrm Luton was made ^ _ . v V n t a t lo n put andtr attack by pressure In -the western sands of Mlnbler John Cttrtln that nrit think the ChrlrtUn soldl-C I* e a m n t l* I '" Government offices, including R ,h|p flying U. S. nnd Re«l the greatest soldier thlt eglsta. Cl'*,fT7,r L -T * ‘ « lu.in. »hr Members of the Sanfurd Tour­ C Irenalea, British Middle. Eastern ain and her allies had decided The world la fille t with th • S " 1'1'* llu,,n* ,hr ist Club are planning to spring the , elective service office on j Cross flags. No other dctalla g m t calmness." headquarters announced y ester, upon a definite plan of art inn desire In k'll and the derire tn Winter a little aurprhe at the 17th Second Street, will be rlosed | wrr(. given. In the Pacific which woulil ■ritbh aircraft idaantfme were day. Th(j w , r lh. , „ r,nu.„t toiluy Pbysiral annual Pioneers' Night lu Ijtkt Postmaster It. J_ Holly said to enormously Improve a l l i e d msko people auffrr. An,,,!*,,, , nd Philippine' Msry tomorrow night, it wns an day hat . nee Jan. I a a nr * , t a lu o t • * « • « striking power against Japan. •slvatlnn Is necea-ary, but vplr Always » « t not dlacloaad. Furlou«h holiday, no service, will , c o n t i n u e ".tn.ng reItual feeling must work o m tinced here this afternoon tmnal :.i The Indies newapaoara asked !». required » f either rural or, , n,| , re Inflicting • . Jhpanea* ground galna about physical feeling cannot entlur affair will take place at Good Advice, Son The the public to ba patient. They Rev. Grantham added. W J f f i •PP«r*»tly Ware made pos. •hr Lake Mary ......... ....... Vi,y r* rrirlT. S|,i'ri,,! rommunltv! hravy IoBkr. on tha enemy” In aald help was nn tha way, hut atat 7;3i> n«l i>«*riihaMi* will Building beginning 7:3ow''ml perishable matter matter w ill b< thu firree battle for .Manila. Guesta attending tho l-inrh■ j y - . p,5 f ,pr f c l ,n btflltraton stressed that "annrmous d iffi­ C A N P B L A N D I N G . Dec. H o’rlnrk. hanilleil ss usual and mail will d a w ly at the coat of enor. From Tokyo. Dumal atportnl culties" remained before a ghn- eon meeting were Major J. H f**oee‘a l)— 4 sohller « f r> Cnmp Although everyune in the 'lb patched from the office ’ g g » . j g — . « . raport o f a Brit. oral allied offensive could be , Grary, Capt. Karl Nnrilgren and pian'Bng eotor-,1 engineer'-'- - • rounty is Invited, the event I- ,h '' » ;" " r »s un other days. Col tr<Uy that jN|>«nr«« force* hail Mfc corTaapondant at tba front i Capt. T. P. MeDanlel. Charles started. Morrison and Herman Morris wlmerl wrote home rrc mtly teli- *iranged each year fur the par i b-ctlon from designated strr*l th ru »t to I v * * than to mlloa Tha genera] aald Jananese wrr* enjoyment h* res will be made between from .Manila from the south­ re-alected to honorary ln>* hla mother thst ha w a iM lii ular benefit and "U moat ba bom* In mind that Greta roaming the Booth Pa­ •if p ln n rrn nvrr tttt yenrs of ( he hour* of 1 :30 P. M. and east. an«l were pushing U rn . member hip In the c l u b for be horn, soon on f’tr m»-fn. tha onentloni of tba Red Croaa cific w a r t “ easy targets fnr 1042, end It w a a »nimunre,l lmme*1iatelv—*"1*1 Com. i'1,'!«••. Th e rommittee in rh a rg ^ . '•!;',(l I1- M. IiougU.i M a r Arthur'a troopa for which fund* are required »nd bomber* nDerating from Nrtn that 1042 officers will be In eey Fad. chaplain's a-eislsnt li­ l< lay urgrd that younger per Drygoods stores ami concerns bark to new line* in a ilrlra financial ata’amenl* lasued do not erland Indies bases'' — a fed sUlled at the meeting n e a t the soldier’s outfit—the jno'her sons planning to attend arrange! who handle produce or vrge from the north. Inclnda tba value of tha aanrlcaa already proved by the hard-bit­ wrote to her r-n's rom'ne"iBo- to bring with them some olilrrt tables which are grown is this rendarn) to tha Red Croaa by tha ting Dutch airman and subma­ week. have a| vlcinltv will iib«i-rvc the holi offlcer aavinv “ Pleas* don't '*-t •tenum who might nit • k M yaat number wf yoluntasra who rine eresra who have ao many him com, home on of thn-e fur- car, at the ramr time pnintlng day. The Court llruse will hr participated In tkla wnrk-'* Hr*. extendad and vulnerable areas mrnns| close,| all dav tomorrow, also luueh'. It might tum nvrr anil ■ml thatanyone without Checks Mailed For Roy Mann, publicity ehalrmpn of to defend. of trsnrprrtatlonshould call both" the Sanford Atlantic Na hurt him. tba local chapter, said tkla mom. telephone No. 3IJ03. |l (nnal Bank and Florida State Dividend Payments "Suck material support" the log'a# a preliminary atatament general said. " I f glean with tha The committee In chorgr of! Bank of Sanford, In isnaljrilng the main dlelaona least possible delay, could even Is rompuanl of J There will be no editir i of Check# ware mailed today In U.S. Exhibitions To arrangements o f tha war fund program. Chairman Frank Evans. M rs The Sanford Herald published tohold o ff a largertcale Japanese payment of tha aeml-anpual illTha first dlvlalon U "eervlce landing attempt* vldend by th* Flrat Federal 8av. Be Presented A t Fair Krvnk Evans. Mr. and Mr». Iw>n morrow. praaant amargancy, Pickering Mr. and Mr*. It. K. The Garden C l u b will an l«. I'rroal to armed foreaa*’ which Include# It waa ala tad officially that Inga and Loan AaaoclaUoo. Se­ Homer tinuncr the winners in its nn Florida’* lav revision, divorrv TAM PA. Dee. 31— ISpeciaH- True, Mr. and Mr*. production through volunteer ao Japan**# ttronp* thus f a r cretary Jam** Higgins of th* as­ nun I "lighted living Christmas Gleason. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur wdtkarg of auntlcal dreaaing* and hare landed on Dutch territory. sociation. aald today. Tha dividend Brinwlnr the America" govern, Tomkinirn and Mr. and Mrs. Irrr’' ronteat which enda to­ rarknt. financial comeback ami administration changes — prime articles of clothing,' work for tha Tkaru thus atlU waa no o ffi­ waa made on th* basis #f a four •"ent'a d-fen-* pla»- dlr*e"v tn Raymond M. Ball. night. Mr*. 1. E. Hoy. chairman n»w# for atale paper* In an or­ man la hospitals daring con. cial conflrmatign that Japan*#* percent par annum paymeut and ia lha people, three United Rt.tes of tho contest, atateil Joday. dinary year—ran poor seconds vmls*tanas, enrollment o f donors parachutist* had landad In the th# largest amount paid by 'he Departmenfa wtR nres-it *»hl*lIt war In 1941. in procnrrlng blood plasma arq| Medan a r e a of Sumatra on aMoclaUoo since It was krganlsed •Pwia at he Florida Sts'-* Fair • In 1934. Lacking th* lustre of .puhll* tba securing a f madIra 1 technolo­ Sunday. Fah 3 to 14, General Manvwar Mrs. Vanderbilt Is Mr. Higgins declaredf th# as­ P. T. Strleder announced here to•motion and dimmed hv a star full m f M w w la Amcr- g y 's far tha Army and Navy. Robbed O f Jewelry sociation kaa shown a steady dp». of far greater magnitude, wimu * laBaanlty in * • "Dianater aad ’ civilian emer. far tke growth'during 1941, si nf the stale’s moat significant aatvaaay af thl* gaocy ralter group# with Uielr The Department of Commerce BEVERLY HILLS, C alif. Dec. of th* Department nf Aarteul'u'e and legislation of recant years we* flrat I I mastitis, raaat - t k h w m a m m l to allet ed aaounU of money moat percent. Marlthno Commission hs»# re- 31:— f>P)— A robber atol# two pushad to Inald* pagra while that wa would |nat alt down group have Increased the enaergeney need* for food; small pieces of Jawalrv f r o m national affairs and world con­ thrift taka H wtthant working lU o b ja ct la to 91 aonred an entire hulldlnr for the akelter, clothing and nodical at* flict took over page one. form M Mbatltutc," taatioa of tkO Vfcttaa of dlaaataro and provide for ing af disolny « t dlrrtmv*, eoectnranlaa. Mrs. Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt ", - t t s , / Meeting in apeclal session fo Ttupcr. •hip modal* end educational rhatU and her twin alatar, teidy Thel­ bom**, and It I* under Florida, of course, h a d It* whatbar auak cats*trophies art ma Furness, In tho lalter'a homr clear up a number of routine proportional* ahare in the wvr vision of tho govarnman At of from nafwral cauaaa or tha reto daacrlb* federal oparatlons. Monday shortly after a writ • matters, the City Commission and nrenaratlon* fr - war with would w it af baUigotugt action,'' aha ding recaption for Mrs. Vender- mad* arrangements Monday night Its bristling array of Army ami Charles Jaffaraeo . Tomkins, •tala rav blit’* daughter, Gloria, and Paa- to Ins all an air raid siren at th* Navy Installations and Ita bent ■"CtriHaa daftaaa service#" ad. who hna lived with hie aon-In­ quala (P a t) dl Cklo. water plant tower, II. N. Saver, of th* flrat day* of Japan'* law and daughter. Mr. asd Mrs. Detective# aald a man. simu­ rllv clerk, stated yaatardav. Th* attaek, Capt. Colin P. Kelly. Jr. A. B. Lav*Jog. fur th* n a s i lating poaacaalon of a gun, con­ order will bo placed soon for th* would For strictly Ftorlda new*. ! • metrth* died j t l ihele home. fronted Mrs. Vanderbilt and itrrn, he added. Gov. Spostard U Holland’# vir­ gUu and T IT Park Avewua. at Id O A ll. Lady Fnmaaa. who wer# alone Commissioner* authorised J< tually complete control over l luaidi y following a Ungerlag All Contrel . Florid* golf noma* that ar* arranged by except for aorvante, and took D. Abrahams, water plant angl­ Bute matter* and hla faraaaa' . f 1 a small diamond clip end a are r. to attend tho civilian de­ date will b* repreamttsd at th* calfara la any combination Mr. Tnakhla was burn In a masting next Monday at 1:00 daalrml. Th# handicap commit- piece o f V-fov-victory eoitome fense course to bo presented by reaching program for revising tha tax structure stand out ------Couatv, Oa- Aug. 19. P. M. at the Collage A r m # too arraagea handicap* for tba Jewelry. Authorltlo* aald valuo th* P. B. I. In Tampa, Jan. 5 to among the events of 1941. 1 IM , - « v « d In Golf Count In DtLand at which playarm, and tho team that o f tha Jewelry waa amall. 10. Th* course win deal with all Holland, aarvlng hi* Aral Jock* forms of dafanso steps to b* vear aa Governor, dominated th* pro-amateur wiat* 1 ached- turn* In tha lowsat not aeorr Bat token to aafcUard Uvea. ula. will ho arranged i ad offl* fa r beat ball will ba Judged lha State UglaUture and re­ 1 rarsytb . care o f th « group win ta elect- the victor. A email entry fee t* A gency Apportions Tha use of Who Mayor's office ceived uaatlv everything ha Tba T l. ad, Ralph Btwart, local pro, an* (barged, and two or three 1942 Highway Funds will bo allowed for th* eonduc. asked o f It. HU noaacad this morning. priaaa will be awarded. Score* ting of a fln t aid course by apparent In nearly ovary » Th* B u ford Couawy flu b nsay bo tamed In any time BatWASHINGTON. Doc. > !- < * ’> - Mrs. Henry McLaulIn, Jr. fte ature o f a major Florida ovant 11 W rapeuaanted. a )d i it I* nrday ar Sunday. About alght The Federal Works Agency an- colored school toachere, Mr. Sayur Involving ponUca, taxation, p n b -j^ ^ patted, Mr. Stewa rt aald. or te* fouraeataa am axpectad lie f Inane, law a n fo r e u * * . a portlonad tlVM OfiOO ter High- concluded. that the it ooff the tha te U enter. enter, tha fln f l n t toarvnmi teuraamtei dafanao or dUaaur. . V .,* A t th* Cant Central Florida meet-i- way conatmetlon and Improveaaaamr will ba awards I te lha At ir teamoys win be local (Ink a» kaa bote tha eua- tec, amateur m i l k y » LA YE R BKNTKXCpq; * " o f * the1 total |IOO,OQOACO will SWEDES’ CLOTHES RATIONED Um far th* peat now al year*, planned In addition *d< to po to read haprov.man'- of th* Cltloa h The apanteg dnte of play will In r a n k LEXINGTON. K t - Da*. **r-ETOOCHOLmT d m . Sly—<0>— b* Jan. U rayraoaatod la the past at the federal-aid highway svatem and _ ItTAMjMft tor accondarv roads War.aInched but noutml Sweden ( f » - T h 9 ^ a a /AaaaHtec te Mr. Stewart, g a W ln g from far aarth aa 2 S .. convict, Tkc th* tSPAOOjOOO for elimination of Tuaodcy crdcrcd tho ratteateg *f te l l hate'"dogfight wO ho JM, Augustin*, li railroad stal ed a ttiw coontry tlah dur- rav eat, and I l U l l J U for bo regnkr fhdoral^ -------- IM for J k tl ____•# any ktod of o f haxanU. lefor* IM< datg. S T s S -O L f T M M U fc g " • Hanks, Court House, Firms, Stores To Close New Year's i Plan Surprise For 17th Pioneer Nite Main Red Cross Committee? And - Duties Analyzed 1 Holland P^edicta Rubber Substitute War LeadJ All Other Florida •• News In 1941 . «fa rs tits B ! City Will Install Air Raid Siren At Water Plant Tower Charles Tompkins Is Dead Following Lingering I lln e s s Golfers WiU Meet In DeLand To Elect Oflicere, A rrange .Schedule ey* £ s it e iw S k - t Lv ’ AV � 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, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 30, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 30, 1941; <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/51b16bcf1c2fb169d8bf9c7b944257a3.pdf 5465b6f850f8fdc622fdaad6f949e0cf PDF Text Text <« l I A ..h _ t — r a ^ T i <, ,dka oaA fEte. ..--a t o » i i )> I . THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA Dog Tirack Settles Down For 90Days Racing Routine . LONOWOOD, Dec. 29— (Spec. U lI-W H h th* opening card out of Us* Way, Sanford-Orlando X*nn*I Chib settles down to Ita 90-day racing r'nitin* tonight at I t ' located midway be. anford and Orlando on Jfeway IT. Tonight**, feature rac* will be a futurity (print with a field <•( eight fteLbreakers aeheduled to match ktride* In th* ninth event of the l U t Poor of the eight are familiar to Central Florida', fane. They am I dicky Mark, Sunflower Ch*f, Erie and Grand 31a. The four newcomcra are Euala Kay, Calumet, R*u Faddy and Officer Andrew. ^ •: A secondary feature la the 'eleventh Ymea, th* quinlela. Much Intereat will bd displayed In the debut of lum ber Jack, a dog which raced with aucceaa earlier thla aeaaon at Hollywood. Lumber Jack hai Urn Jump In training on most of the other doga and can . he counted On aupply moat of R ew m aeB w w pew w w the contention. Oremjght entrie* for Monday FI rat Race— Fatarlty 1 Alanxo S Philip Morria 2 L* E. L. fl Dod * Lonier .1 EllsabethJonea 71>ancingWarrior .0 A 4 .3 I J . 4 Old Briar 8 Ruth Mulroek Second Race— Fatarlty So* loot* teloodD (Flrat Half Dally Doable) 4a n *eo*kM A4, 1 Miriam More 5 Belle Harper (at-(ME FiFTH; , ^ 2 Irene Mae 6 Sweet Caab v flOOdp — id' 3 Rip Along 7 Kid Mika OfACK lMrt*TV4f. 4 Smoky Dude 8 Blaxe Up RftiTT. U*J Third Race— 5-18 Mile ria/AWolariNt (Laat Half Dally Doable) fAT Comtv»y i 1 Twenty Bueka 6 Flaghom itoaotMoi 2 Glen Condon 8 Brother Skip JM o . 3 Faat Fire 7 Golden Alice — Adtcal 4 Little Rip 8 Lenient A D lM U M Feurth Race— Futurity 1 Dod Larkin May Keen uanfiteAvy 2 Rip Tha Way 8Court Coquette CltoaWFCOet MJUO 3 Fielder 7 Hell’s Fire te tM A u 4 Mark Me Down Joyful Mom if axMof Firth Race —5.11 Mile -JAd.lJy 1 -Don X 5 Duaty Daunt 2 Willie Mite 6 Sinny Matron .1 Gay More 8 Dee Lorein I Miami Calling 8 Stand Up Sixth Race — Fatorlty 1 Dod Lrcount S Natural Roll 2 Slam 8 Dob Moore 3 Court Ouix 7 Slim Hazard 4 Panchenla H Tweedledum Seventh Race —3-18 Mile 1 My Fortune f> Dullamtn 2 Army Man 8 Delay Mint / J a >i . g * 3 Ida Willard 7 King Melody Jodad-/ 0JU-A w o l r d t 4 Stand Over 8 Smoky Tate [*IQ O O O LoS AdGeUES OPCaI Eighth Race — Futurity ' ^ .w it n r d t i c o a e o f . W i — 1 Port Side C Golden 1‘alarc 2 Lucky Taker 6 Lucky Sla 3 Curate 7 Stay'a Image 4 March Boy H Slim Crimea Ninth Race — Futurity I ffuale Kay 5 Officer Andrew 3 Calumet 8 Eric \ 3 Red Paddy 7 Sunflower Chef 4 Grand Sla 8 Lucky Mark jaj Ji euiea uyt**l r Tenth Race — Futurity tu tie+ ieo as acao coacA 1 Piet Fury & Lady Higher VOJJU a t Aarftt p a w l ■* e e ca n e 2 Charlie Haft 8 Dairy OM CS-(Ac. PRoresstcalAL R w tw au . Monle Blue 7 Lucky Vicky CXAJK. Bose - srJUftjRoai-deeeAnat* 4 Chief Starter 8 White Zephyr C K M G t - MlU-TfATa 7 Eleventh Kace —5.18 Mile Sod - *1RH w ve Zk-iXllOtU, STATE U (Qalalela Race) ;so6AK-BbKwcou.i9-Te>*terrti t9 1 inlander , 6 Lumber Jack l COPSW-TtXAJ AM. i J - RMMUrt 12. 2 Pleaaant Sue 0 Don Orlando 2 Jovial Duke 7 Yokel Hoy Dude Hank 8 Lucky Rangrr S ord s' R e v ie w iofj vt h e )^ fe a r TMAN’S 1 USED CARS • 1 i S5 1 JPdsfhrffi j IF YOUR OLD | CAR J Joe | HAS POOR TIRES TKADE IT IN ON ONE OF OUK USED CARS Tbit Hava Good T im ■Iktn xa T o w n Sedan $675.00 1939 Plyraottth Coupe —.....— 485.00 18 Cherrplel . •luxe Town _____ S 475.00 17 liiiT n iii Ue1‘Bpt. Sedan ..ill H395.00 ,, .. 3 7 'M y m o a I- Shdan —... .. 3U5.00 1998 t ly m o a lh - OrtiFd w------ 385.00 ii)3 7 U kU m pbjle 4 HrAa. Coupe Ita Duke over Oregon State by It point*, Miaaouri over Ford ham by 13 pointa, Georgia over Tev*» Chrlatian by 14 (Hilnta, andTeiaa A. and M. over Alatama by one point. The kry game la the Sugar Howl rlaeh between the power­ laden Tigera of Miaaouri and New York’s more veraatile, finny Ram. In 90 percent of the meet. Inga of thla type, power will Ovrrihadow flaahineaa, and the old hunch real, strongly with Miaaouri. The Tiger* perhaps pack mure straight away powrr than any college club beck aa far *• th* era In which Pitta, burgh powerhouse*, under Jock Sutherland, dominate tha grkl •can*. Though waikor in other Great* hand* with butter to prevent sticking when ahaplng popcorn ball* o f pulling taffy, mm ____ _ o ifiu y n m 1995 Chevrolet EAT SEMINATION I ton Q t b ft 208.00 1084 C h evro let ' ' • \Yi too Cab A Stake ...... - 155.00 1137 Ford 60 ft Ten Fleitup .. • 175.00 M AY GROOM. Add re* e for Ik * C a n d y . o f I t a l n k D a U • t Florida. aad you o r * ' k * t«k r repaired I# IU * your appears a*a la Ik * la id cans* oa January Ilk . l i l t . Let thla IM I m M published one* darin g tack w eek fa r feu r n u m l l f * wooka la th * Baaford Harold, a aaoapaparpkkll*k*d la a*Id coaaly. W ITNESS my kaad aad aaal a* n a rk o f Ik * Clraali Court *1 tbo M ath Judicial Circuit, la aad lor Ik * County o f Seminal*. d ia l* o f F ie ri**, tkl* Dacaaihar Ilk , A, O. t ill, ' » O P. HERNDON Clerk o f lit* Clrcull Court By A. M. W I K I (C IH C U rr S E A L) Relief At Last ForYour Cough era to aot, , aad ___ haal raw. Under, tn* p i mrfl DltJDCJllnl ochtaj mucous mamto ten ytm bnujea. Tell jroor your dnsggtst 4 Craocnulxion with tha una botua of oraamu Uka Ut* way It dtrstandtoE you B ‘ tw you art quickly to hart your money \mdL ' CREOMULSION for Coughs,ChditCoUt, IronchlHi LEGAL NOTICES MOT1CM Nnl're In hnr*bV * ! « * * th *l I nm rneeund In the fern buelneee at Hanford. Pin., under Ih* fk lllloue name Florida Leaf a n d Fern Cti. and that I Intend to reslrler said name pursuant to the terms nf the "Fictitious Name Mlalule" IChapler IC t li Law s of More than 6,500 miles of brown Florida) with th* Clerk ot lb * Circuit Court o t aernlnole- Couapaper, 18 Inches wide, were uaed as protective wrapping for pipe ly. Florida. «T B. niTMBI.EY and uted in construction of the IraqW . C. IIL’ MDLBT. Faleatin* oil line. Den it . I t t l . —— — GET THE THRILL Your monoy ------------- ••I I* I' i »( m i j '•*! of Picking Winneca ! h i T O N I G ft T fS * A B J J S I P A B ^ P B A T U R E NINTH RACE-FUTURITY . ’ I* an I W D »0 u’ ' * -4 * ," „ ^ U|U* * NO M1N0R8 ALLOWED ■ , POST TIME tits P. M. UNION BUS STATION / V. Termite# •*. r Sciamtiflc IaaalaHoM* • 8*Yaar loaded Guaraittea , Vroa j—partloM -r - S K V H ID L It S H O E S f o r boys B. L. Perkins ' PHONE ORLANDO, CORRECT MBITS WEAR FLORIDA i PARK AVE. PHONE « On Roa(« 17 (Sanford Highway) at Longwood about 8 talks North of Orhado TURN AT RED ARROW Vi — Altman Chevrolet Co. f • ' 7: ; By, PAULI ROBINSON ^ ETTAKETT W .U i »W s w W A ry a rD L k < u ro .... I Classified Advertisements BUSINESS fKHVlCa ‘ llama has slightly (he better eleven. But playing at home, plus a really fine ritra point con­ verter, Drrace Mover and hla Aggie mntee may fool Jimmy Tielson and a Crimson Tide squid that may be a trifle ovtrconfblent. Anyway, we’re still strinlng along witb Missouri. SUSIE K A Y CALUMET RED PADDY GRAND SIS Y 0PP1CER ANDREW ERIC SUNFLOWER CHEF LUCKY MARK AN TS ID A •akaawa: r. ----------------— —s — departments, Missouri should handle F'ordham by 20 to 7. The Itusc Howl entanglement over at Durham, N, C., offer* many possibilities, not the least! of which >« the etinrif uf a Heaver victory due to their de­ termined fight coupled with D ull overconfidence. However, as l'» the actual strength of tb* tw* outfits. The Blue Devils ahoald be rated on t»p by 14 or 2$ pointa. Georgia should romp on Ttty.it Christian. Thy B'dliloga have iu« perlor all nrtu'id atrength, bid while Chriatlan’e main bop* lie* with Ita fine back, Kyle Gil leap id, O eortl4"«4li’ 'H »n t*r wHh'J'ABAmerican Prankia Hlnkwich. Thla Oranfa Bowl botUa cats a dupli­ cate rating with th *' Rot* Bowl TO Ten are hereby commanded aad re* aired l o appear Jsenary |. IttS. to th * b ill • ( complaint Hied against yan la Ik * Circuit MIAMI Dec. 29—(Special)— Coart la aad f * r S*mlaele CwwaThis week of competition at Trap, ty, Florida, by Clareae* Groom, th* i t a , being g to l, /or d iv ­ leal park at Miami win be head­ Al'PLKa. orce. lined by the running of two $2,600 I * . I t . ___ _ Thla order ebalt be pobltabed features. P in t . of these will be AYOCAtKM. tiu. hprs. l i l t In f i t * one* each week #»r fea r oopaeeuthe Orange Bowl Handicap, aet BANANA*. ■* lb. bunt. ll.T s to t lv e . w eeks In T U B SANFO RD t*. H E RA LD , a newspaper published for decision'on New Year's morn­ tlKl iAN A Bnsp. bo hpr Tdrgn. I1 .lt lael* County. Florida. ing. It is a mile and a sixteenth I to IM S P ot* I t *0 W ax IS.oa la W-Sem itness my oTrleUI signature text. The otherA* tha tlx furlong U m t It .* * to It.ta ■ad seal o f th * aald M a r t at winter handicap,which will be run (.'A llllA d t^ ran. ban.. t*tt to ter. Sanford. Florida, this December l i l t * m I t * * * hpr II.11 Chinese I. ! * « 1. < on Saturday. Judging from the rrt II t l In I I I I O. IIBRKDON manner In which the meeting’s fea. CHAYtlTK. bn hpr »I.T l to I I H Clerk ml Orcnlt Court lures have filled thus far, both C A Illiirn i. lo w but. tee to lie. By A. M. TVEKKH oil.I.AHD H . tuim. bun. t ie to tic should attract good fields, with t.'OICN. D. -C. Hhelled. white c w t b e ts (B E A L ) hanh seasoned by action during I I T l le l i l t t’ K l-K W . CM. IJ .n te m e the fin t seven beat favored. TVCIt. rrt No.1 I t ti Following the . custom In­ CAI'I.IPLO ■is t m m c s R c i r r o o r a r o r t i i b to li.T ) augurated in 1939, the racing on U n A P P P lIU n , ffiesajr. Boars U. *. N IN TH JU D IC IA L CH tClTT. JN AMD F O * TMM CO I'MT V o r Comb. I I . I t t* b*,s lu g The. no. New Years day will atari at • MMIROLM, FT ATM OF FLOM I10:00 A. M., so giving horsemen, I II-It. *v boa bar tie KUhlQTATH bu. bekt. II I t DA. IM CMAMCMMT. visitor, to this retort and natives I.U IK R llu haakL I l l s A D fcLlN B ROCHON I'ETXHM. an almoet continuous day of l.RMONH t, b o . . 110. I l l * |*H plalatlff, •prta a, the Orange Bowl game, II H vn. K T T tT E Iceberg loose ilr y pack A R T H U R H E N R Y PETERS. De­ which ihia year ha, drawn Ldna ter Iced, w dot. It.10 to IS TI fendant. Grorgia and Texas Christian, In 11,11. Xpanl.h I S t l In IS .lt NOTICE TO A P P E A R starts shortly after the con­ ONION* SO lb seek yellow IS I t TO T H E DEFEN D ANT. A R T H U R clusion of the racing program. At tn IS.lt. ftpanrab. It.IS to ISIS, H E N R Y PETER S: while IS.*7 cus. bun. Ste to tae YOU A R E H E R E B T N O TIFIE D the writing the most prominent OltANtlKH. bos LVH comb l l . l t lo appear I* th* above styled prospecBi for the Orange Bowl bsn. ISr No S SI.SO k e g . S*o caue*. a dlrerca autt. which la Handicap are The Chief pnd PAIIMI.KV. don bun. tie pending In lha Circuit Court o f limi-factor, the two raining such I’ KAH. (lreen. bu hpr I I Ti to lb * Ninth Judicial Circuit, la aad U-M . consideration through excellent IlirTAItAOAM bd IJb. e4ek S l.lt efforts in the Christmas handi­ l>OTAT«IKH. |le,| lllle , hpr. No. 1 •l,e II 10 lo II. U cap. ..til'AHII hpr while IM S yellow tsoe lu t ill HI'lNACII. bo hpr. Bummer Type. U r lo it.a*. contestants. t-t but » m b . ( l it The hardest match to figure Is TANI1KIIINICO. f a t l ST the Trxas A. and M.—Alatama «\VT INTTATOICS. r e t t w in , l i f t joust. The feeling persist* that tn |l It. lly RALPH WARNER : .i 1941 Chenolet ft Ton Ftcxap 545.00 Chula * ... ^ GREENWOOD LAKE. Dec. 29 — Joe Louie caught Dee Amoa with a virloua right croia Sunday and aent the 200-pound New Yorker o ff to a 10-mlnutc nap aa the champion opened the final two ereeke of training for the title match with Buddy Baar on Jan. 9. . Loula worked four rounde In all, taxing agalnat Don Monro*, Amoa, George Fitch and Gaor|« Nichoiwm , la ,.th a t. order. After the drill hte weight waa down to 209 pounda ana tha champion announced he would take a va­ cation for a eoupla of dayi. Baer alto dlaplayed hla beat form of th* preparation a, hurting both Jim Robfnsoa and Elaa Tbompaon with hard righte. Th* ritgllenger went - three round* jjalnat eath. ' ' Select Selections 355.00 TRUCES 1U L o u is K a y o s T r a in in g P a r tn e r Tropical Park Will Feature Two Events FARMERS’ M ARKET don 't- THEVeO TWO small muck mules 7t ( u r a o PEED* at Touchtoi/i n : *, — i" LOVELY BEmOOM, tanMiprteg t u U n iM . hot water, boat, adjoining oath Plead »18J. ’r y ; * r THE LONE RANGER 3 PACM AOI [ Kw h u rin g Em tsmcit a i i v �i Mift■-•’V ;■>>. 1 ‘.t--ei»•<i W“* -wV'-- ■ H P -; k W E TIT *4>- •*•*.*. ‘. ■ ■ — SJ.I . H r* 5c ~■*** * -w T T . f >">**. * Than Any . r Wt • # a ttta it fe ra lit AN INDEPENDENT fyAILY NKWHI’ APEH ■" V O L U M E X X XJU EaUbHnhcd In 1908 SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. I)F.( KMHKit 29. l«l|I .Member Awnwlnlrd Nazis1Stalled In Russia • R .A .F . 9s a U. S., Russia, Britain United Against A x is Sanford M The Only O n lrn l 'i1.* h,,r l loriil.i City Affording Hail. llighw/ c to And Water Tran^pnrlalinn , »ckta P it s * M MIIKIt American Soldiers Hold Line Against Reinforced Japanes Military, Diplomatic Plan Mapped By Roosevelt-Churchill And By Eden-Stalin1 Young Nazi Soldiers ► Flee From CounterAttack As Russians Continue Offensive u| y rrtrr « l tir e 9 a i— 1j V ubltr Torpedoed Freighter Makes Port — One Dead I ,S. Mentiain (irounDE^ At One Point Enemy Forces /\ Being Augnienteil-^!!! JNN flF AMerialH Ff*** The major power* fiichtiiiK the Axi*—th# United Staten, Britain »n«l Ru i .hu —have been united hi • common military and diplomatic program aimed at the final tie *truction of llitearinni, it waj ilin­ closed today ai the l!riti*h foreign office announced in u historic statement that Foreign Secretary Kden had been conferring III Mos­ cow for two week* with H.idei ;• f’ ION DON, Dee. Premier Stalin. w tSMINtiTIIN Dvr. «».:• « ~ A i W N . ; i * M » t w i (N il . Kden ami Stalin reached full < \ I | — th e V u % repi rlrd . agreement on all i|iie.<tiona relat­ t«da% I ttilrd Stair* *uli- htrVKl.' "uiiiH's ha<| mult lo o mart Thla photo from Germany contain* tha following admlaalon: ing to conduct of the w»r. the w a n i thr G rrm n air fir tr statement said. Furthermore, as incm, chip* in the Fnc Ka*l ■ . |!'j “ A German motorised unit stalled by >nn* on Ihe eastern front.' to aktal H Perceat • f ll» sml that f t'ailnl State* ilr*.1 they talkol th«*y kept in constant Not only ar» tha famed N*»l pansrrs rrpi rtril stalled on thnl front, H*k •Irewglh. trorer h.'il *uffcrnl slight |J , touch with the White ||ou«e in but they are reported^ta retreat on all aeetora but Ihe Crimea. Washington, •Isinaca anl miimr msualtUPP.i l| where !*resl«lent LONDON. D ee.I»— (A P I— from Upanr-r plaae*. ;| Roosevelt anil Frime Minister FJlkt t i M | tklfa totallaj ('hurchill were aimilnr'.y laying ,, l5.Ua taaa. all task*, aai. I Ilr lMnvUlr.1 l'rr**l war plan* with complete under* 1< manltioaa atareo and a qaWk Anu rinin a n .1 I'iliiii. standing and agreement. Uaf— ouran) Indaatrlal plant foreps trrinily lirltl .IhW Linked in One Great Mm were destroyed In a British lilt.'.* iui tin' island n f l.tt? Thus through the two con­ M raid oa ths ssaail Islands af ferences, the three big p* wer*» ill I Its* l ’ liili|i|iitH's and rvi Vttgao, I N aillaa asrth at nnd indirectly Ihe «mailer nitmnt V»A?*' Ilerren, Norway. It waa af. lii'Murud Ilium at <>’ tr |N.i ll I’lsn* for the formation of a fighting the Axis, were linked to­ fleURy anacuaetd today. t'slm acain-t f\ r»'-n tiilll_ D - . r b c United S l u t i s l« ight«*i A l o i i m k a , 5 ,llPfi fornio coast. The lumbentadrn ship threw off Cnnun»dity Allocation Hoard for gether on a single aim, described Tit* raid waa rarriad oat ii.^ ‘ .lii|iutn>Hp mimle-r*. Sem inula County have been made s, limps into p o tt, victim of » to r p e d o attiiik some of. her cargo when hit nnd made port with hv the London foreign office aa .!• n arar the weekend by a a r t t w . t>. I1. • Herndon, chairman of *'the utter defeat ■la|<aiii'si> ruitliiiiii-d t.i po i of Hitlerite by .* Japunew** Hiihmamie ^ lo », C a a a i i t t fart* af Ik* mile-* o f f t h e Call her dei k- nwush. One crew member wa* 1% 11 the Induatry and Material Re- (Jermany.* ' • British Army, aided hr Ulkt K 'liifnri'i'nii'iils aslm rc " 1' R A . R tourer* Cifnmittre, and J. to fa r m af tka kaaia ‘ float of In nldition, i|uestions of post­ I In- I ’ S. truvf I In* l.fli*a)!iit t Ingley, chairman of the Seminole war policy aimed nt maintaining thn B-A-P. . f d isla n d fis hopf 'h a t County Council, today announced peace ami security were discussed wa* mi t Itf wav ^5535 tha nomination, subject to cun at Moscow, ns they have l»een In Hr rraaak firmatlon, of three local citiien* Washington. I hi l.ip.iiM -. sIII,'Ill'll nn,| The BritUh have pushed to the State Defense Council and tch-,!i. .i tln ii i«rfrii .1, iii ||i,* HoHpud In Libya, striking Nothing wa* snid in the British tha Office of Price Admlniatratlon tie* td the V;)«l put'll It* blit r, from the couth. » t the reforeign office statement -lilrnth in Washington to aerve on thla gieiind. In Ills' Siiii;apt>re »«vl cal to on# released in Moscow — treatlnor main Axln force in board for Seminole County. Two I hi- slapuiie e r<*|intt «l l in.ll All Fijuininent worker* at the ‘ her AgedjtM* AM* * en d alternate members also were nom regarding whether Russia win'Id I af at lint i*t t in tr Medan mi m w Ssnfonl.t ,\ A airport start­ go to war with Japan. Unofficial Inatnl Tha nantea nf the men •a*t ctwt t Duit it miaml «sf Sun* : ,v bombing Asia tfoopii A*, troop* ftom from ed *evrn-tUy u week duty yrster. “ Vary satisfactory" area the nominated will not bo disclosed obaerter* hava posed this «|ue*tk)t« trsi s.ml tli,> > ipps»i)t *t' iiImi i «•»»>'. Pmjcrt Supervisor Ralph ' H k ir In the Bardie aoetoy. weighing both the advantage* and t*rm Med today by Ril Hlggina. until they are approyed, -.ml iss h i\s- , upturs .l lpt’h Mr l.uhiimkl *tuted yrsterdsy. ami R i * 'german y o u t h * secretary o f tha Chamber of Com- Inatey stated. disadvantage* of Russia's mwalhCsiiiiiiuinitatisin* ami im nun Ihe ihice large Le Tmirntau i I mu « N ^ T n ^ r e g * n l t® tha number Tha boaril. primarily, will be ing normally neutral in ihe l*a* cenlcr in the Pi-iak S tra it, * stiuveU me bring upcratiHl 21 hours front cifiCa ever aince Jspan tier r>\cl| mile* m ath s»f Suigapsirs* oa I chart*) with the rarponsibility . cnurgvi) wwn t*r ■ t» j |u day. .Maluvmi p.'miMiilur, a iul ryintui w . h af ratWmla# aiitoaseblto time sad war pH tha Unit^l HlaUa and Bjj* ^ ffmtw *f w-fiH-iFWtr.nmt f’ln1* UiMiUts are wnrkjKg uk full W A S U IN U ffO N , lie r * •. ,d r> k’upMnjf ih e capital iff 5 ^ mWalt uni tub«-s to otvrllan atera, btrt later ..... * •peed SH.I runway i* mur I II I’lllllW III Sc|||(f||l||> f *1111111 etpected1to be located Help M'S* pit tlgetl to tho tin. Ills* puti-ii *isIt* of Ills- Miami > Russian aaaault In tha Kal that oo, It .will be ralletl upon to ra n r «• o'ro**«itiif •*•.»!.»*i t int,ivi of hrre. ,1 . ,t •actor, N PiIlea northwsst 24- battled Philippine* li*t night bv lUn'etu'ss fmitU I hi* Y* ir. Ml a Ollldi U ll •nu the gruunth pmhihils Robert Dolly, federal , repre­ lion 'other eearntlal tuppltrs. ac Moscow, Rad army dispatches J,l|* •!*••*••• pi.tac* pi.illf ’ fdrdlhg to the State Defense i.nsls i| tlu* lit |*imki«vi'||, -h*»rlly a ftn , •mi. ri mtv houif dfMtiMtq|nt»mil h'uir duty L»r every department, sentative. la exspc'rd some time '•reported yesterday aa tha Ruaalan thla weak, ,\r. Illp ln s a'l ted. Council. Because of the acute I|fl2* High (o m i)ii**ip»iu»r s. •*laii«| Ini 111 *•* o f t s.rrvgi* nm*nt th*- »»»'»rhiog. AAdim? L»t riiider* mniimie work through coantar offensive continue to re- i f sufficient number of atudants robber shortage, no tires or tube* ;ii i h «n l i niii’f tsi Muml.'i |) "the w ou ld ) |.f y»*»< 4fCj ar# lit- night. 1 II Savri* tnhl i*laml ro*i r»ln ground bath north and aouth hare made application, the arhool can be sold to any one until Jan. lur ttase ltnttf-1 tloifay. \ mini Wm grounds have u°t limn per. 114*ftt * •llri Ip i* *u rrly ••nthii^in-I!*• cud willihg tit l>#Ut rmning • o f tha capital. ______ h tif lepsirletl *1 ill tho link- |H»rtioii i>f »ht» Vi »*d nuy of the work, Mr Luhituikl belli f *iu*h m agintiiifi' ih at il •if ranlt*i * la aipectad to be established here. 6. After this date, the raltouInK Panic waa aaid to hire apraad vM»d. nnd only when it i* uctually will dr ive th«* Japnur*»* f ro m " hi board will Issue purchase eertifi down and the Far K.i*t lu*i I ion .1 1 Ik fiM -r nrotrrjim ** (> .t and 1untrained retnforcamanta Mr. Dolly will go over the matter rates to person* deemed rligibl • Mr. ndd*t “ I l f *P»»kc o v er a r;idi" mo. i Is i . tif the U A • iit -r r v ilio n of f« mU uichidi— th»* i inning i* iniy time loNt. Osniiis s-.| m.i * iui in.ih r^M rmining »»f -urp'in vi*g«*t •hi *- I 'iliiie*ki -fated the work is cum- h ' M>kup, hcnitl hi th e to buy a lire or tube. I'nitid SlJtVIA, Dec. 2U.(Special) sectiona pf the German army iliaugs* sin ills- Dositli nr *())*■ Leon County organlied the first Slovak citlsens hrn- rvaffu im-** which lire oiowu hi vhire \icMiils mg nlong fine, hut he tlitl nut Slate*. ’ building apace for the were reported to hare bean ruah- donate pi edict when the project would lim it* tsulay t inints i at tusk f— enterprise. board of this type, and nthrr thvlr loyally to the United Stale* in the Spiuir Mi ltm»*rvidt *cnl hi* "* id rm u reed Into tt a brooch in n deaparete U mpl«*ted Men in Sanford and vlelnity be­ similar boards will be establi-h.d Demon lialien women p lrg c t h a t t h f i r friTilmn will In- I hitch flier* m*s»i s*s| Ho* slirs si at a meeting yestenlsy, anil »enl waffo»t to item the rout. tween tha agea of t t and 55 are liilcctm il a n d llu-ir iii»l»'i»«'iiib n»•• •mi ,i I.Ilfs* ,lapane*i* tr.iu-ps.it a The Soviet Information Bureau eligible to attend the school and in ell counties In the state. It is the fo.lowine wlie to Preablt it are sperinlinni* in method- of It'll s|ss\b|| t Ws'|\,* fig III «'• |l.am** h f(>oi| prepiirntion. nUe nutnlion r« t dili*hftl ami prntfi'tctl mid 553 towns and villngea have are urged t ’ gat their appllca. estimated by I'.eon Ilem? ir*o». Franklin D. Roosevelt; Milt, Samwak .in N | |rsi snd good f »nt| luilii'd ill roinitv And th e N av y add* .| »• 4 a**ur. been rtocrupled In the area In the tlons to tie Ch»mh*rol Commerce federal price administrator, that “ With tha most sincere approval tinn with the defeti«e progritin civilian use of tlrre wl.l have to nf our country's war in self rues* t h a t if vim * f'dlifVing till in. niuuti| s* >aol last ten days. office at.the City Hell Immediat. t'S'tntal ltssiig!n* Mas- Nrtliur I tcn«ivf am i well p lan n ed «ani _ In Cairo,, unite of tha R.A.F. ly. Tha coureaa will eonalst of be cut about M percent, Restrir- fense ami In defense of d.monslK- Thr member*' veuilv prttgrum iK*n Davl* |« no w fillinir nn •s' fall b'l** , *Ip »i li in i1 III. liuli •pine ds'fel l*at tthr Jai1* • with the eld of Free French electrical welding, radio trans­ tlons at present do not apply to Institutlona ayoinst thr horde* uf formed nrnund their defin*** e n g a g e m e n t st Ihe N ew O r a n g e ' pa ign a«*rin*t work »n h im h a imuiner that it which will Ur*ull in p«)*illlVf »«- lillr* lliif Ill uf Mu ill. tin* M bombers have struck fresh blows mission, ship carpentry or boat used'tires or retread*. Hitler and Japan, we, the eijihiv difficult to Hfiftriile the two (*dv I Intel IliillriMtm. tlu» m nna . Ih.- .IIff. •II *• •»f Hu 1*rp tl 1iii •III If |l"l li I sit a t f c f l The duties of tha board are di­ ninth Assembly of the S.ovnk Ns- is nt the Asia lifeline la Libya, building,' auto macbanlca and aero r*T of th e h e l d • l u t e d toduV- *l«(anre to j.Voqra Mr*. Wibot) pollte.l " IIIVIIIi'llls' mhit h Mllil Ills* 1.1 pl'I^raw firltlah headquartere reported, mechanics. Day and night classes vided Into four aeeilona as follows: tional Alliance of Amerlci, having „ ur. D u r i n g th e ev en in g h o ur* in t h e Philippine l*l.i nil*. while tanluapported British trbopa will be conducted. 1. Determine who shall receive a»•.embed at a protest meeting i yhP e*le„.i..n fluh* r,e elil* in b allro o m hi* p r o g r a m * will in* Meantime)• f •••••f ill «|I||||-hr* *UI*I llivailrf * It.1.1 lltr.'ll lieu\ llv l l * ft»rvr«l. maintained aiatlnuauily Increae( V n c ra l 1hillglu* Mat■\ilhui * “ The number of Inquires re. tires In accordance with indruc this afternoon, the JNt i day i f the rminlv. I II Club., nn c Iudi* t h e p o p u l a r Rwing n u m (ii ll Mar.\i I linr ha* cs»n*i % ing pressure en the mala i' r«>unl»•! •ntt m king mi calved regarding the defense tlons, regu'atione and standards December, 1941, at Slsvle. Fla., map|ied no* for them record her* n f the p r e s e n t d ay . O ne dated lbs* m ajority of hi* Inn A M - training school la vary satisfact­ furnished from Washington. of treat General Ixilh Ihe n ttrth crn ami *'Milhern wish assure you that American* in* to prni-et* and rarh rb l " f hi* immue acenmpliahmenla i* can army. 2. Issue certificates to appli­ of Slovak deacent are flindy keep* n written record ef h-i Jbnt of playing a duet, manlpu* *r<>nl< a n d hud *ror« tl " u ,,tuhle iii the Pam panga province, m» ory," Mr. Hlggina declared, “ and -r of Manila, mid coiiRideiulily »oi^ w l n | /* the people aeera to be anxious to cants that » r « deemed eligible united with til other loyal Ameri- work In eaeh patieillar field. Ar Inline the key* of the Hammond M»cfr**r*.’* o f Uu- Liugnyuit (iu lf coa*t wh to purchase tire*. cans behind your enlightened I COViliny to the eenrral program, I electric °r0"n w i t h the left the or iginal major inva.*oii thr Keep records of all applicants, leadership. .each club member iou*t *nw hand, the na<* tone* with his •la itssl. •11 rejections and all certifiraUa impudent *!and#r cs*! plttH Ihnv prolrrts during flu* I ^ k^ ' L A i HciMsrlmg that American l Issued. • upon the Slovak race when Ihe vear and she# ha* a rhiilot cf Mumi n<dr* with the right hiind, I'll ili|*|*in«' 1n.iipw ar** in h 4. Maks periodic report* to the traitorous Nml guvtmineni i.f preparation, baking, cm producing perfect mu«ic nn both Niiiril* a its! iiiV t ^1II IblMbf■ll 8tatc Defense Council. war on our boloved United State*. nlnpr. gardvfiing. poultry, live- t •Ei* llamtnond organ and the t»l* *i*lnm • again*l |p*nvy ■» stork. hr mi* Impnivemcn* #.r! Ml*,a mrk#f u* the mom rraolvtil that . . . NEW YORK CITY, Dec. 2 9 .M» r . \ r l h iii i aii!. " L i iiii'* lw vi* 11 nl*o aa nut*tuniling pi Mrs. F. BL Rooralllat ekalrman Speclet)—The chicks, grandchlcks America wl'l be vlehirlcus. irlnlh.ro. In order to In rlioihh* Im'**ii h* u \■> an hath aii Ira.* ri»n|p hhftd nnnircordt»nl*t. * • 1 Um local chapter of American and gn a t yrandchlcks of Flor“ Eighty-ninth Awrmbly nf the «° • " ' n'' ,h |M,t Kar lv lihlay Fi Iipinp A » perial Nrw Yrar’a Kvg hich i held rarh .Soring Red Ctoaa, neetred an appeal Ida’s a.4M/XX) ban* and rooster* Slovak National Allinner nf in Tallahassee, n girl must com dinner will b«» serv«*d from 6:00 lh«' nnly ilrfrm lo r* | t f l # nisi Im Harvey of Lloyd recently from Mtioaul bred- of 1940 are goU r on a health Amorica.th rm ig h Ihe liniiih rav ag i't 1 r nletc nnr nf the productive rrn I*. M. until 8:00 I*. M. Hear Smyrna Beach ha« been quartsrs In WuktafftMl uryinc farm routine nest year. They'll ( signed) George Jakubcl-t Sr. •vets, r*nnln;». mitnlcnltig, t*-*ul- rangemrnls of the rcservml ta­ foreman of the mechanical depart­ b u r n i n g city n f M anilu. h u n t the fulfillment o f the county a pet vitamins, sunlamps, -activat­ Prv»iilr:.t .fry nnd llv,“ tiN-V f r r Ja tm n v s e p a r a c h u t i s l * w ble apart* will thrn be placed in EDGEWATRRI PARK, Mb*.. war fend quota, (he eeid today^ ed- feeds, cedlhrer extract and ment of Ihe Sinford Herald, it | w e r e rr|N>rti-d *\v 'opiiH; d own Frnlinarid It.win. 1 The following officer* foe tho order ami lh«* two combination« practically averythlnf.but castor Dec. 29.—(A’l— Lean Don Faurot wa* anaouncesl today by II. Init u t t r n i p i tu p r e p a r e Hie v Sccndary first half " f the vror nf t'm* of danri* band music will slrik • hasn't anv high hopes that hi* ' “Thi OIL Dean, preaident of Hie company. f o r in v ad in g a rm ies. up promplly at BsflO o’clock. Cnunty Senl< r ( ’o.i"e|| will pit., Missouri Tiqera ran stop ForilThey're f * t to do for a nation kaaaL ail.aL 2m 2L. Q«, ... . D...I T h e second d a y o f -av ajfe , ' — | Mr. Harvey I* nn ei|»erlenee*l servn with Mrs. Wilson during printer and machinr*! who h:i* opp o sed u ir n**nulL« h a d I Ih* «erond half of tho year. Mr*. n|ienl nearly .Tt) yiar* in the Mnniln nn in f e rn o o f bu rn Fred Forward, president; Mrs. them will hare to ntamp out e«ra iui Hiwn a TKiom csHmvrouvn* rh tir rh e* . luunes ,tnd oil lirwipsprr business WASHINGTON. Dec.' 29.— </P> *• A. (;o«.lsnerd. vlrn president: on a production-line b asis— 10,- •ire for victory. Many | n t »u p » ■ Horn in (>**tnla cnunty. In- biiildiiiK*. “ W# don't knew t o o much Ington Drake, fortn-r Mm. L K. Hammond, arrrctxry tlfiOO d i j a of them In 1942. tlelld |ll dt-liri*. K »«t St. l,nul* III. Doe. W -jyPt gained hia first experience ns pn That's the teak the povarnment •boot Fordham." salH tha friend' British Minister In Mawtevbleo, treasurer. HN »it aemmlfr,H Mm. W ifwin —Old Dobbin It threatening a apprentice on th,Kisaimtnrt kaa' aaal«ivad Flprldn hens with l» conch e f the MhNreaternor*, arrived Sunday from Havana, oaisl, “ I hone In visit m o r e rnmrback as a result nf tiro ra ___ bo concluded a visit to Valley Gatrtle. From I'.HH to the pointed inggeeUon they alt who hare eetaMiahad n tralp*-e 2.1 Year law * (o to work. At the camp here beside tha warm Gslf. various Latin American capital*, homca r f 411 <*lub girl* and tinning ami the prospect has hor»o lU.’O he worked fur Ihe Sanford \ Home Demon»trnlion member*.'* waters. tho British Freaa Service inand mule dealers smiling. Florida penltryuen Herald when it was umler the' “ Rut wa de knew they hare nouncod. Ho la ea route to LonOfficials of Sparks Company, are tetif nriod to tacreeoe this ' ' Vv,change ' T h e *? peart fkoek of MTL000 broilers, an attack that la likely to roruluctnra of one of Ihe natMd'a "“utorTe1 in t u il ‘l^^'npJra'l'oVTo'r' a operator for Tr^ y, k ' ’sr'„ vk in fryers, roosters aad f*wl to 4*> any thno. Taev’ll no doubt largest horse and mule auctions level reached W oll ju t bars to 41TjDtD birde neat yeeV. at tha national stockyards, re­ 1919. port • marked Increase In In­ the past ten years has been nm Only at out UW.oo(hOOn tha 1 . quiries about the horta situation nectnl with New 8inyrna New*. 8 AN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Dec. thanerd hands, compared rcorlmr n m o A t f t I— preV sine* tha tire rationing announce, 29—W ) — possession o f tha 500H' He hat n wife ami three sons, 207.fttfl.DS9 In 1910, itself »b!e w tn osr-l lonrned lour *r>. i ton Carman freighter Odenwald by went. tha oldest of whom works for Up slowot year since 1921. whoa I was a yaaaf coach, not A plentiful supply of animal* tha United States was guaranteed Florida East Coast Railroad. The U say anylM w . ^ M t the result WITH THE U." 8. A fF E IH Sunday In a court.order approv­ la reported on hand. second ton U an Army airplane CRKTRAL LUZON. D *f 2 9 pilot trainee stationed at Wheeler ing the requisition of tha vessel MING AND SHOUT ' Field artillery affmora of MALTA BOMBED by tbe U. H. maritime commission. Ftold In Hawaii, while the younj. Cvewtey tlta U. 8. Army told M i story Its cargo of raw rubber and auto­ CAMI* WOLTF.RS, Tex.. I V ALLE TTA, Malta. Dee. 29. eat U captain of next season's today af bow CapL Colla P. mobile tlrra will go to the Defense —lA I—A succession o f aerial at­ football team at New Smyrna. 29,—(AY—Private Edward V» KoUy, Jr, mot hia doath af* Mr. Harvey Is a member of tho of Marion, ()., found two let* tack* on thla BritUh Naval ba«e tar bomblac aad slatdng tbn Supply Commission. The Odenwald was seised by the within lha past 24 hours result* Methodist Church. in hia mail. One was 25 I Japaaoao baUloship Haruna. U. 8. Cruiser Omaha in South At- ed In tha death o f a few civil­ Ions; the other tiny Ohio a da two tax stump*. lantle waters on Nov. 19 and her ian,. Injuries to others, a n d i flold crew members were stopped In altoht damage. flghUr Two Asia bbmbera ware shot their attempt to scuttle her. A t the time of her aelture, the down. |m Odenwald was reported to be fly­ ing the American Gag and to have IN T B O O U C INO D A W N SIR E N M l* Polieaasen C. Dunn ami Ram out bad lb* stars and stripes painted F U IH ID A — G enerally fair FM1HIDA— Generally BUFFALO, N. Y.. Dee. 19— Gardner shat and killed a ehlekon ber tides. WP»—A aeven-nound daughter ea thief last night. Tha robber rept some cloudiness In born ) » Mrs. Jacob Llngeirman waa taught In a chicken house treme south portion and to Mr*. Hlmans at east coast; continued caol.f during a teat blackout la Buf­ and Myrtla Are* with icattered frost In the t k »’ Jiavor of falo Friday night • was named weat and tatarlor extrauta killed ona hen. ■ pbtak ft* salt la Sunday. t u t portMa. ; g u am opossum. TW own*—Dawn Elm. *Panic Spreads Nipponese (laim — • Chiitii YieloritCO Prefcure Foes^B f I' o k y o ParneliutisiCE Drou On Dutch !• vT land Of SuniatrUN lish M r .U T ,r Plans Made For Formation Of Commodity Allocations Board Citizens A p p e a r To Be Interested In Trade School Conservation O f Kquipmcnt Help F. D. R. Pledges Food Studied Bv A ‘ Air";»rt S'? rt Support And Aid r . . , Seven-Day Wee Extension Uubs T o Philippines Number Of Iuquiries Received Said To Be Satisfactory Agent States Women A r e Enthusiastic In Defense Work ■ *>ya7, ReHidcntH Promised Help In Driving Jnps O f f Island Slovak Citizens At Slavia Show Loyalty Tc U. S. ! ■.**£! « f «2 S t t & S H g S New Organist I At Orange City Hotel to Local Red'Cross “*•«**«" •Gets Appeal From Heng To Sit Down To National Chairman (government W o r k Lloyd L. Harvey Is Named Foreman Of Sanford Herald j Missouri Plans To Outscore Fordham Tire Rationing May Bring Back Horses) U. S. (lets Control Of Nazi Ship Odenwald !“ i^ S T in J tS rt. '<« Colin KeUy Died Near Home Field "» ’ •I Police Take Care Of CMcken Thief B3 L -r rr.TSigsr-. LOCAL W EATHK.. | / �flA ffr m i>ACfc i m fu m tk Miss Hayes Becomes Bride Of Ralph Dpap, The Sanford Herald MRS. LOURINB BEAL, Society Editor urope are fertile toll for typbite epidemic* like those of te World War end post-war year*, which took a toll ol at least 2£00,000 Uvea in Russia alone, according to the Metropolitan Life Insurance iComp*"* From the facte that era avail! the company says, “ the signs ah total number of typhus case* is i yet relatively email— ___ . _____________ ________ where records exist, ■till. .in the hundreds or thousani compared with the huge figures, tas _____ , ----- ---------------— , , running into'the mil­ Ilona, lions, of the th* last war and post-war period.". How many Uvea ware loet loot p m typhus in the, Mat jrar em be accurately known, the Metropolitan:- ex­ war win will n never plains, “ because of the u t t e r breakdown of whatevei health and statistical services existed in the countries through which this disease sweptCT It is known, however, that bi 1915,' an epidemic in Serbia took hundreds of thoosands of livtt, and that eventually the disease spread like wildfire through many parts of eastern Europe. “There are grave feats that the frightful losses of Ufe from typhus win be repeated in the present war," the company warns. "One after another the areas through which the disease swept a generation ago have now been drawn into tha conflict, and many or the conditions which prepared the way for the spread of the disease then are being duplicated. Mapy cases of typhus have occurred this year in areas of Poland annexed by Germany which formerly were al­ BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY most entirely free from the disease, the Metropolitan says. “The number.of easea In thla regton,** It la explained, “rose tenfold in 1W0 above the number! Tor 1038 and 1939 and. as of the latest date In 1941, the number has again trebled over the figure for 1940. 8ome eases have appeared in Germany itself and In other areas seised by her In 10381039. • It is also said that In other parts of Poland, where even In peace time cases are found regularly, indications •af »e«nj for the things that are are that typhus haa Increased greatly. although current •ran are temporal, bat Um things atatlatks are not available. This situation Is likely to be that ore not aeon are atomiL—11 repeated In Jnvaded sections ^of BAaia, . g Car. 4:18. Social Calendar TUESDAY The installation of officer* of Seminole Chapter. 0- E. S. will taka place In th# Rxonic Hall at S.-00 p. M. with Mrs. Glenn E. Me Kay, peat grand matron of llie Stand chapter o f Florida, a* the tntailing officer. The public I* In­ vited to attend. n UI finance 11. T h e coat W uwik Bank ypoai(i|anra|ica Corporally IV ift, . j i , .h i . — * Time To Buy A New The revival tfcriicse-- being' conducted at tha eojusrr df •Celary and Sanferd Avenues will continue through the week, the evangelic t, Patrick Henry Wil-Hams, announced this morning. The subject this evening will be, "The World’s Greatest Pray­ er Meeting and Not a Christian In I f * On Tuesday night .this subject will be, "Seven Story Christmas," -■ On Wednesday night. N e w Year's E ee,' a watch night x r- Free Lunches * * * * * *j " WMDNBBDXr Girl Scouts are invited to meet at the Little House at 5:00 o'clock for a "Slumber” ptrty. Each •eoat la aakad to briny two sticks not# baf* for rapper breakfast, tot and blanket raU. FRIDAY The first regular meeting of the Sons \and Dauyhter* of the Territory o f Florida will be heid at the borne of M r. and J. G. Sharon, 820 Magnolia Avenue at 8:00 P. M. ^ ia expected that there will be a full attendance at the first meeting ef the y»*r. The It 'W 7 Ware Clita of the Methodist Church, formerly the 00-00 Bible Clara, will have Its regular meefing at the church annex at 7:30 P.M. with Mrs. Eaear Price and Mrs. O. II. Put­ nam aa hostesses. Revival Services To Continue This Week # Line* la a Letter From Eflgiaqd: 1941 ' Remember when you used to walk to school with a littie wicker lunch baekei filled with iandwiches, fruit and "W* waked home hi the dark cake? Remember the dosens of little boy* and girls who used to stand around and wgteh while tha rest of you ataT through * the dark city, In th WpU thooa days are gone forever and in their place have DEAD A T RANGOON deric streets, developed the school lunch room*'with free lunches for ell and wa mad* a discovery, aa i children unable to pay for their own. NEW DALlir, India India, Dee. O “ More 4han 5,000,00o school children over the country —(A V -8 lx hundred civilian caa* vmnilte besns from MndSfWcar *.*. ; ZV/'' n u t Itki are getting free lunches this winter through opertalon of oaltiea resulted from tha first •very year.. followed. Japan*** raid on Raagran in the Bchool Lunch program of the federal department of • .Hade a B nara Irat Tuesday, It w x reAlthough tiw agriculture," aays the Florida Grower. "Lunches they eat' ported by Informed quarter* 8uOW b ir a , In a month total more than 56,000,000 pounds of foo d dairy products, eggs, cereals, fruits, vegetables, meat, and fish.•’ Retail value of these is more than 14,000,000 a month, till -urogram is accomplishing two major objectives. Iwniugh Urge* purchases by the Surplus Marketing Admin­ istration, assistance, la given farmers -In marketing their problem, i, And while increasing food consumption and enlarglng the mkrket for farm products, tha serious problem of -ritild'malnutrition la being solved also. .“Anw teaV search for a new sriny af physically fit young men hai atartingly shown-that a high percentage of VeJtcflona is traceable to physical dafecta from malnutriMh'during childhood. I f other and better ways to prevent this an not developed, school lunches should remain aa a ■perihMWt! Institution In our national life. ^ **T n S r program present* a most Interesting picture— : millions of chudren being supplied, at-leeat et luneh UmA eWiV Khool 4ay, foods needed to build stronger bodies. AbdUt bWMWrt of the children who need this service come ! front1low-mcome. non-relief families. Certain areas or the Thi Japo- bm«bad v » though it eras an "open* unai 1 agricultural 8outh furnish th* greatest problem. Give these (FAtm The Christian Science pace It tn s tk b l tafner, to retain promote* popping-. . AndersonGrHIIth !, , C o n ta r .F W i * ™ I ___ _____ aTL^ - - -----1 -a - ls w a ltv a fitl ivetn Fratemity Stages Its Annual Dance )P e r s o n a l s os saia^a, a t uaiv w vn oes*i . urday afternoon at th* home *r the bird** perente on Wait Seven­ Bob IfeDonaid of Bpxlcy, (in. teenth Street. The ceremony wai performed I* tho guest of Leroy Cooper. by the Rev. E. D- Brawnier, pee* j 1 Mrs. C- E. Stonecipher haa aa torWf the Probyterian Church, lq i her rueet her dauyhter, M n. Ed- the pretence of relit tvre and does , frlcrfds of the couple.. T ie living dio Stoat o f Detroit, Mich. room wa« effectively decorated ; with quantities of white yaldfol] end Mra.^Onida WUaon ha* aa her tuberoses. The mantel octets m ate, Mr*. C. A. Monlaya and dauyhter*. Carman and Eleanor which th« vows were exchanged, wee banked with fern Intermi-iHed »f West Palm Beach. ladloll and tuberose J. *— Oa with yU J :." _r.’ each shle etood »cven branched M ix Doris McCall of Cobbcandelabra holding lighted while town. Ga. la the guest of her pewits, Mr. and Mrs, George K. tapers. Attending her sister a* malil of* McCall, daring the holidays. honor, M ix Gwendolyn lU yis Gena Linder and Gene Law­ wore a navy blue trip!* ’ beer rence have returned from Moul­ dre»* and a corsage of sweetheart H ft M a l Harris daft) and Mrs. Wales Latham, president of Bundle* trie and Adel, Ga. where they rare* and blue delphinium, fsl far Britain, hands Capt. E. Mickey at LaGuardia Field. New York, Clair White served Mr. De»n a* a bound volume containing tha pet ton* I greeting* of more than 20.000 ipeot a few days with relatives. best man. Americans to Queen Elixbeth and a)*o $19,000 to help provide comfort* The bride eho»e for hsr wedding fqr the haptex children of Britain. Mrs. Fred R. Wilson left on a lyrlge crepe drees featuring al Friday for Chicago, HI. to visit three tiered icalioped skirt cm- , with her aon.isi.lnw and daughter, broldered tn brown, aiid Worn with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mitchem. brown accetsorle*. 8ke earried a WPBO white prayer book showered with M ix Irene Richter ho* returned white camellias and tuberous tied Tonight's rregrama to her b**»* In Jacksonville »fl«-r with white satin ribbopv For visiting with her parents, Mr. traveling she wore a white camel­ 0.00 Edsrtn C. Hill 6:10 Greyhound Gui and Mrs. Henry Richter. lia corsage. Immediately after Uwr ccirinooy 6:20 Diner Mqsic 6:30 Lum and Abner. and - Mary Wiggins, students at Robert McCall, student a t the couple left for a short wed. 6:15 World Today ding trip after which they will the University of Georgia In Brawtoo-Parker Junior College 7:60 The I*one Itsngvr Athene, home for the holidays, In Mount Vtron, C»., t* the guest be at home to their friend* »t the 7:30 Blendle held Open House at their hossx on of his patents, Mr. and Mis. Hotel Mayftlr until a ft*t Die first 8:00 Vox Fop of the yenr when they, plan to 8:30 Mike Mint- 8. II. Magnolia Avenue left night. George B. McCall. move Into the Sanlanta Apart­ 8:15 Mask Hoorn Striking arrangements of polosettles and palms formed the ments. • ,.VL 8 t$l EJmsr Davis and the Nc Mrs. Dean attended tte local 8:00 Lax Radio Theater background for tha lighted red candles which bumad on the min­ aad grandchildren, 8u xn Kirt- tcbools, graduating from Seminole 16;00 Orson Welle. ts I In the living raon. A period ley ngg Pets Mere, have rone for High Bchool with the tla x of 10:30 Sports Its porter •ettte stood before an arrange­ Cairo, Ga., te attend the wed­ 1039, after which she attended 10:46 News of the World Mary Waahtngtan College In lt:00 Harry James’ Orchestra ment of poinsottuy and pale.* ding of M ix Carrie Wight. Fredericksburg, Yn. For the past 11-A0 Danes Orchestra among wfcifh burned red tapers. Th# decoration wsf extended to L> IL Bwaim left Saturday for two months she has been cm. 13:0(1 Llntop Wells the stairway landing. hi* home in lleckley, w. V*., ployed by Chess and Centpany. 11:05 Sign O ff Centering a lace covered table after •pendlnr the past two weak* Ms. Dean attended school in San T o m o r r o w ’* F ro y r a m was s. Fid bunch bow)/ behind with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Swaim ford whan quite young, later at­ tending the Pbrter Military 6:30 Norman Reaalry ami which eras placed clatter* of large at the llo u l Mayfair. Florida Cowboy* Academy In Charleston, 8. ( ’silver belle with red lights burn­ ing wllhhO ~ where he was graduate^ with u 1:00 Breakfast Brevities M ix Laura Mae Brown o ^ lieutenant's commission, ills is at 7:43 UP New* Axlatlqg thg host m ix in serving Montreal College, Montreat, N. 8:00 Tho World To.l»y were the Misses Dorothy Mitchell, C. la spending the holidays with present employed by thy, Atlantic Carlin Palmer and Elisabeth Lof­ her mOtner, Mr*. G. 11. Brown, at Coast Line Railroad In Sanford. 8:15 Breakfast Ri-mlrxvnu* 8:45 Virginia tier. About .78 guests attended the her home on Park Avou*Mr*. Rrba Fridman inspect* soldier* 9:00 Morning Iteration* leggings tn th* quartermaster depot 9:15 8 yn ii'h"ni-ttc* at Philadelphia, after army author!* 9:30 Tune Time lira allowed her to "lakt up where 0:45 UP New. Jackie left off." Jackie ie her II19-:00 Marncl car-old son who was killed in the 10:05 Black and White Note* The K *r Club 9< 9* apanrte attack on Pearl Harbor. L informal 10:15 M yn and Margo School Is aponsoringk Eugene F. Krum. in rhsrge of la10:30 Htapttothcr hr* In *hr ms bran cxtsnddance on New Yaart! • pretion, i* ihown with her. 9:00 10:45 Wbtnan o f Cnurler nttsnd | b e S$r-: City Hall, beglnnln ■at 1:00 11:00 Mery Lee Taylor o’clock and lattlngT. Itil 2:45 UP New* o'clock, Tne danea *N previously 11:15 At llome with Sally I 2:50 Three R!*trr« Mrs. t announedd to be hold In the 2:55 Matinee Musical'-. 3:15 Ji-rry tVkyhe *nng». 3:30 Renfro Valley Folf* 11:53 Tsmyranture htilMln. V C l of high school and rolled 3:15 Whnt Frreifnm Mh im 12:00 Kat« Bmlth Speaks 3.55 Pri-s* Now* 12:16 W sltf Time 4:00 "Milt-atuiir* in Aim-r .te Hayes ha* ar12:30 usocatime Mu.lc" pewell, Va. where lt:45 Our Gal Sunday affair. 4:30 Inmlt Trio f school, |o 'visit 1:00 Dial# Farm Club Members of 4:46 Mark Jlkwlny, New* lolidays with her J :30 Rrk-’gu School of the Air 5:00 For The Farmer and Mrs. J. M. cluda: William 1:45 Road of Life Waitar Anderson, HareU.Eatt'ff. 2:00 Young Dr. Malone 5:10 Twilight Mdlodie* Ruarall Young, Billy HaQybceJ, 2:16 Joyce Jordan 3:30 Interlude . and Mrs. 8. C. Graham Karl admits, Paul Hkksfc. Km- 2:30 The Goldberg* 5:45 Scattrrgoqd Baines as their weekend gneets, matt Hsmloo, Outrlea Pan . Wa • Nochle Chulsano of Orlando, ran DaniaD, Mack CTevdbnd, J », »rnl Chari** Leavitt of Ft. Harry U * . i f - David Gntclicl. lag, Ga., and Robert C°x of Taylor Brown, Junior Grown. Jickionvllle. Lambert Palmer, 8tuart Quartei man, Earl Jeter, Edward Mu*b*lt. Rickard Meriwether and DclphinHasty. RADIO NEWS Holiday Party Given /iteUiTr, " Fauentl lhm tar COMEuT a ND UKT aiultahi W iM b t »i TOMORROW BARGAIN DAY Double Program, rartAal n l H t e n i w Wall tab the Onroara ,v UVe to hava known ^blch Winston Churchill planned to In Uti* country. S Delicious Cocktac 'opcler I'ricea Package (ro o d s mo u» id wit he*. Average Citizen Can Not Buy Auto Tires WAHIHNGTON. Dee. 29-4,P I All the nation * average motorist* —including even traveling M ix men. taxi driver* *nd retident* of isolated rural area* lacking other transportion—will be prohibited front-buying new automobile tires, under eligibility rvquirements established yesterday for the government'* new tire rationing |COgram. The regulations, issued by Frier Administrator Leon Henderson for tho guidance of local tire ration­ ing boards which begin operating Jan. It, bar Isiusnrr of tir,. pur­ chase certificates except to own­ ers nf motor vehicles which fall within seven shdrply delined clasiV|cations, covering essantisl ,epr­ ices for health, x fe ty and umlcre­ trial and commercial operation*. Simultaneously. Henderson urged the millions of motorists was will bo unable to buy new Urea to stop unnecessary driving Mixed Drinks SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Complete Washing j Lubrication Serrki DAVID EARL M ANA Third A Pnf - tf.lepiio n : Package Goods — FRBB D BLIVBRl — PltONB 860 ‘ B ILL’ PACKAGE STORE & B. 112 W. FIRST STREET 5 CAREFULLY AND QUICKLY FILLED We fill All Fressriplliin, LANEY’S DRUG STORE FHUNE 103 ol t|^ Seaaon NewiYeitfs Eve Gala Party GRANGE CITY HOTEL ■( '* with Udr* ha U. 8. oQ DURHAM. N. C. Dec. 2 9 VP)—Now that tht sweater h x replaced (he coraat, II nay be contended that figures don't lie— | nnleaa they happen to be I l f urn on p a c t performances of football teams. Nevertheless, sdroittlnjr that; the conclusion may be as phoney! as a Japanese smile, the com i paratlve statistics show that; Duke will have a decided edge over Oregon 8tate w h e n the: teams meet here New Year's Day l tvfore an overflow crowd o f 55, ' 000 in the transplanted R o a r I Bowl. Una wnl by statistics. Coach Lon Stlncr put his 31 man Ore yon HtMr squad throuyh a touyh workout —and announced that he was plrosed with the condition of I hi* men. Key Club Will Have •New Year’s Dance 3t\ S -PrtJ“ * * ( dty/W hat did U »y a»P**‘ ol In a simple candlelight cere­ mony M in Derieux lUjrec, dsugh* --------------------------------- ;---------- Two Local Cadetg Are Entertained AtDancc Mr*, f . L. Ingiey and Mr*. G. D. Workman entertained. with a graranr. ‘ A to ., t r m Aepn Fprk dance Friday night In tha Valdes whara ha ferried a plane. If the Commlsslonern don’t five their City Myntfar Ovantrratwbo mere freedom, whoever finally U chosen wilt not aueread, be ra nttoh on mind has an* the Miami Hereld’ concludes, Mprasaliur regret that Mr. Lanamu w u not given the Job.—Lakeland Ledger. tha lanbar. fog Found v'To Pim <h Ft.* •Banning. Ga, aftar •pend­ ing Christmas with their parents. They were accompanied by Bgt. 1C,, Vickery and Prem iuips, adamy In 8m Jan Dormlny, I cadet at Colum. bla Military / ademy In Columbln, Tenn. ' Tha ballroon was decOfaUd In k of grran oad ier Neces-’ vw rqr A W %*a r * * i "M vj row kA ttakS l T«.“ a 6» ; a a f •JMWH'S'gJ.Jtf' BcrxNgEi ' �I I •% • • • MONDAY, Dog Track Settles Down For 90 Days Racing Routine , LDXGWOOD, Dec. 29-<RpecW ) — W ith Iha opening card out af the way, Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club settles down to Its 96 -dajp racing routine tonight at ALTMAN’S USED CARS IP YOUR OLD HAS POOR TIRES ft TRADE IT IN ON ONE OP OUR IMS Plymouth V oub « T.— ..4.. 4 W .W IM S Chevrotet Utfttx* Town . S«<l«n ....... 475.W1 IM 7 Uhivrolal U«- hist Ssta’ SMtan. Vf. Radio 305.00 1137 Plymouth 305.00 Hadan —.... Uia contention. Orrraigki entries far N aafiy First Kara— Fatartty 1 Alamo i Philip Morrla 2 LE U . , 8 Dod Lonler 3 ElliabcthJonea 7Danclnf WarTlor 4 Old Briar 8 Ruth Mulrock Second Rara— Futarlly (First Half Daily Double) 1 MTUam Mora 6 Balia Harper 2 Irens Mae 0 Sweat Cash 3 Rip A K *g 7 Kid Mika 4 Smoky Dude 8 Blare lip Third Rare—A.Id Mila (La*t HalfDaily Deable) 1 Twenty Bueka 5 Flaghom 2 Gian Condon ABrother Skip 3 Feat Fire 7Golden Alice 4 Little Rip 8 Lenient Fearth Kara— Futurity 1 Dod Larkin May Keen 2 Rip The Way ACourt Coquette 3 Fielder 7 Hell's Fire < Mark Me Down Joyful Morn Firth Kara —3 -l« Mila I Don X & Duaty Daunt l Willie Mite 0 Sinny Matron 1 (Jay More 6 Dee l-orein I Miami Calling ' 8 Stand Up Birth Kara — Futurity 1 Dod LreourJ R Natural Roll 2 Slam A B»b Moore 3 Court Qulr 7 Slim Hatard 4 Panchenta 8 Tweedledum Seventh Rare — 1-Id Mila 1 My Fortune A Duitaman I 2 Army Man A Daley Mint 3 Ida Willard 7 Klnf Melody 4 Stand Over 8 Smoky Tata Eighth Rara — Fatarlty ' |"t Port flhto A Golden Palace 2 Lucky Taker A Lucky Sie 3 Curate 7 Stay's Image 4 March Boy 8 Slim Grimca Ninth Hare — Futarlly 1 Fuile Kay 5 Officer Andrew 2 Calumet 0 Krie 3 Red Paddy 7 Bunflbwer Chef 4 Grand Fla 8 Lucky Mark 1 Tenth Race — Futarlly 1 Faat Fury 6 Lady Higher I S Charlie ifaft 0 Darry 3 M»nle Blue 7 Lucky Vicky 4 Chief Starter 8 White Zephyr Klarcnth llac* —4 d l Mila (Qulnlela Kars) 1 inlander 0 Lumbar Jack I a Plraaant Sue 0 Don Orlando I 8 Jovial Duka 7 Yokel Buy I 4 GRKBNWOOD Duds Hank HLAKE. Lucky Dec. Ranger 29 —VO—Jo# Louis caught Dew Amna with a vicious right cross Sunday and sent the- 200-pound New Yorker off to a 10-mlniite nap aa tha champion opened tha final two aaeeka o f training for Ihw title match with Buddy Batr on Jan. 9. Louis wofked four rounds In all, toxlng Don Monro*. losing against Amoa, George Fitch and Gaorge Nicholson in that ordar. After the drill hts weight was down to 200 pounds and the champion announced he woohl taka a va­ cation fbr a cuupli of days. Baer ___ alio dlapli Rt hla beat form' bf the 'preparations, ‘ ----------- hurting .. both" Jim lt'iblnann and Klim Thompson with hard rights. Tho challenger went three rounda Joe Louis Kayos Training Partner Sords? Review (o JANUARY; j o « tdUU MtoiodV o t r e e o M M A ffj/ * ofdec iMftJtrtViT, k ft«4TT U U ( K AWA Wa*4<Fm t \\rMCetunan \ XidKJRxMoa w A d v io S i / - . j *«*i 1 X O tftT d A A . UtATMtM i iCCSWtJWoM Imuo _ l«m w * k t OOiMpg vJAeLUiy J o i U B u l l a w o t rUe. ■ iqooo Cos AA&eit s of*&4 With Trie. a a * * opjiu - • •hould attract good fields, with harsh aeaaoned by action during the first seven beat favored. Following tha custom In­ augurated In 1039. the raelng on New Year's day will start at 10:00 A. M., so giving horaamen, visitors to this retort and natives an almost continuous day of rprta aa the Orange Bowl game, which this year ha# drawn Georgia and Texas Christian, atarta shortly aftar tha Con­ clusion of the racing program. At the writing the moat prominent prospect a for tha Orange Bowl Handicap are The Chief and Benefactor, the two gaining such consideration through excellent efforts in the Christmas handi­ cap. Select Selections — — C /e— — — 1937 Ford 60 ft (Ton Pickup .. 175.00 Altman Chevrolet Co, r a g c iR c r r r c o u r t o f t iim NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR TIIR COENTT OF ■RRINOLR. IMTR OF FLORI­ DA. IN CMANCVHT. AD E LIN E . ROCIION plaintiff. < PETERS, Ml AR TH U R H E N R Y P E T E lia , DefaadanL NOTICE 1X1 A P T E A R TO TU B D KFEND ANT. AR TH U R 1IENRT P E T ERA: YOU A R E IIEIIEITT N O T IF IE D ta appear Jn Iha ahovs atylad eauas, a dlvorea salt, which la pending In tha Clrenlt Court nf Iha Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and GET THE THRILL 1 of Picking;. WfiUiere TURE TONIGHTS A \ OREYHOUNI T4k*ya*r Mat Mp by Ua (ac da •* Vm I U tariag 2/|,si rnt af AMag j m asm car, aad lag wa« aad fas* a* Ik* ur aa a 4 R ? "^ b lea R4v ,T p k — 1BA UNION BUS STATIO FOR MEN ' SKYRIDER SHOES for -boys c r ¥ o m u l s io n for Coofhi, Ckeit Coidi, IfORchlth — , piaaMPfAYioN V Termites 0 ROOM, NOTICE "... 80(01! KAY . j'i!'1 CALUUKT | j RED PADDY I *| GRAND BIB OFFICER ANDREW ERIC SUNFLOWER CHEF LUCKY UARK 1D34 Chevrolet IVi tea Cab « S tak e_____ 195.00 M AT Nirt'ee In hereby RlVSk that > am enaaaad In iha fern bualneSE al HanR.rd. Fla., under Ihe fieIliloua namf Fl»a1da Lent a a d i Fern O ', and that I Inland lo renlalsr aald aama pursuant In Iha itrm a o f Iha “ Fletllloua Nam* Hialula" (Chanter m i l la w s o f Florida) with tha Clark o ( tka l i m i t Court o f gamlnota Coun­ ty, Florida. T n RUM RLEY and , W . C RUM PLHT. N i^ R A C E - F ir r W 1*41 Chwoltt Vi TOR PICKUP 645,00 in Tt*t on Christian. Thi Bulldogj hnve » » parlor all nr rand ‘ strangth. bnd while Chriatlahti main hope ll*a with Ita flna bAk, Kyle Gllleapl#. Georgia can cdunUr with _AH* American Frankie Slnkwlch. Thla Orange Bowl b*ttle gate a dopll* cat* rating with th« Ro** Bowl TRUCKS ID A n k N tl] T n ar* hereby rommaiutM Mod require* * » aypaar January A 1141. ta Iha hill a f aoaiplalnt. ftlad K a lita t you la .M l c trra lt Court la a ad fo r Humlnolu Co.aty. Florida. h r Ctaranra (Iraai*. Iha aama balng a ault f o r i l l - ik Dee. 11. 1141. • departments, Missouri should handle F"plh»m by 20 to 7. The Rosa Bowl entanglement over at DurIffin, N. C., offer*, many possibilities, not tha least of which -a tha ch n ro of d Beaver victory H P »»r r T isu 'iy dtle nut to tu their de< , terminrd fight coupled with Dahl overconfidence. Howtver, (1 H Ihe actual atrength of tha twi outfits. The Blue Davila ahouM be rated on top by 14 9f 8 TO LEGAL NOTICES ------- — Ily RALPH WARNER is a r w cri|.i.ARiia, DOS. urn. tie ta TORN, nhalled, a h lla awt .hags, i i n to it.a t cirl.K R jr, r r t M .tt tn i l l s r 'A l'U F L O W K Il, rrt No.1 ll.lt tn 4 i.1 l o n A P E F I t t in , manor, yvoira D. a. tomb. | l.lt H bus t a g lie , n>*. I |l.>1, •, boa hag l l « K U liq U A T * bu. baht. |l.ta LIMES. Hu. haakt I l i a I.KMONM ta boa-IISa |l.ia lees It I t LE TTU C E leabarg loose dry park d..« ISe Iced, t dna. I I ta to 11.11 lo l i l t . Spanish 1S.lt to 11.1# ONION* to lb sack yellow lt.e e to u .te . Hpanlab, l l . l l to l i t * , whlla |t.a« Ova. bun. SSc lo M e ORANOISIt. boa 111. eomb. I l i a bags ISe No. I l l . l l bags SSa PARSLEY. doa bus. tie I'KAH. Oram, bu hpr II 11 la lilt Itl.’T A ilA O A g IS Lh. sack l l . l t POTATO Rat Rad Riles hpr. No. 1 • lie I I . I t to II.U ' i l ' A I I I hpr while | i.tt yellow I I its lo ll.1 t . . , HI’ I.NACTt. Mr. hpr. Rummer -Typti It r lo ll.e e . ; •• • rontastanta. TAVOP.RINIcn. 4-d bus comb. I l . l t The hardest match to figure la Ta II.M . the Texas A. sod M.— Alatama SWT I ■or A TORS, ew l sacks. Il.ad >»uat. The feeling peralsle that In l l . l l . 'llama has slightly the better eleven. But playing at home, plus a really fine extra point con­ verter, Derace Moser an(J hla - ewMUVberl ^ Aggie mates may fool Jimmy R fflA H C P AX HBAO COAcA Nelson and a Crlmaon Tide AT HOIKS PAMS- lb BSCCMB squid that may bo a trifle over­ lA t- PBoFPWiodAi. fooxOAU. confident. — •— Cbse - sriAfcKO u - HcseAna w Z . CXAK CRANftft-autttlAT* M-&*eesefo*M 7 Anyway, we're still strlning Saw - dinargfeifr-MbtoniAsnns u along with Missouri. JueAK-fSbKwaNLR^TifrMdrrti tS ! [ CaTtW itXAT AM. IJ-FogFfUM IX. 1138 Plymouth Coup* l .——. IV37 OWamoblla 4 Paha. Coup* 365.00 .1938 Charrolot V/t ton Cab A ■Chaala ______ 295.00 A U n u t w tb * « W l * •* h t i l i o k ' I U U af . Florida, and y e * ’ are hueekr required te • file yoae a a M M S M t In Ika aald eaeea on JaaaaAydth . l i f t . I-at this not lew be yahOahad ones during each waak fee, **WJ MIAMI Dec. Special)— eoaaacallva waaka In tka ■ a w l * Herald, a new,pa per pahRaka* Thla waak of competition at Trop­ la aald county. ical park at Miami will be head­ W IT N E A * a y kand and seat aa lined by the running af twa $2,500 , Thla ordar ahall ha publish,* Clark ac Iha Circuit Ceart a f tka features. be ________ First of these will ha aura sdrh waak rtr four fonarru* NI b U, Judicial Ctrralt. la akd far lira vaaka la T IIK SANTORO Iks County a f Bemlnole. 8tata a f the Ormfas Bowl Handicap, sat HERALD. a aawipapar pukliakad Florida, this Doeamher Ilk . A. D. for decision on New Year', morn­ In Bamlaola Couaty, Florida. ing. It la a mite and a iliteenth i r> P. HERNDON Wllaaaa my afflrta l alaaaiora m 1 , Clerk o f tho Clrenlt Caar* text. The othrrfU the six furlong and aaal. .of Iha raid Court at Dy A. M. W K K K S _ Sanford. -F lorid a. Ibla Daraiabar winter hantBrap,which wID be run *. Itll. , on Saturday. Judging from the rrt l i l t to ' l l . l t (C IR C U IT R E A L) O. F. IIEnNDON manner In which tha maating'a fca. C IIA TO TK . bn bar- ll. 1 t to |t.M .C la rk of Circuit Court I urea have filled thus far, both f 'A I I H im t doe. hnk see la 11a. Ily A. M. IVKKKH Tropical Park Will Feature Twor Events FARMERS’ MARKET 200 PARK AVB. PH On Route 17 (Sanford Hlfhway) at Loap r u l B. L. Perkins CORRECT MRJCS iWEAB By PAUIi ROBINSON • ETTAKETT FWSWHAnwO UKEJTO H D n c i 11 'A C*D91 wTfiljfAyfA____ j I m l 1 lassiHed Advertisements ,1-; I J am i H I I • vtT V y yv_ *\\f 4 H 1 _ J L ------------ IWAduA | I H i i i I II 1 1— l SHOWNUP �1* '5 W S E S **} ' K s?rr ,\ . ij • — , / * * ' ■ • • - » *• • W >• • . P W ™ •■-- - v v " N H B . ' . ’w J W ' ' ' >. » W p> ". :• ‘ “ ■ " »■ * J ' - -■» ■' MU *"';■■■ Sanford 1s The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANDORD, FLORIDA. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1911 Hotel Under War-Wraps apore British Smash A xis Attempt To Make Stand roops " UnderJap Assault I ro Forces Suffer Heavy Losses A s Attack Is Pressed 4 Above China City Luncheon “ Poor Man” Style Had By Rotary Chib r ."■..'•Kiss sn»8Si;« XL.ur.‘X *'.^ *«a sia •nr a l o n g engagement with WetherUnd* troop*. No<• w p « » at tho number dropped wat glv- Determined that any possible air raid shall not find them un­ The westward rolling Soviet protected, servicemen st a New York hotel place sandbars outside offensive smashed German » t•flies windows, The sandbag barriers were Installed so the hotel tempt, to h»ld new defense line* on several sectors of the front inlsation could.keep functioning in rvent o f an attack. snd the uninterrupted Krd Army advance iinrruped a numler of additional villages, the l!o«-tan. local theatre were awarded da announced Inst night. follows|— first, J. L Jngley: “The enemy is suffering heavy second Leonard M etfoae: thW. added the Soviet infor­ 0 .. W. Spencer. Tha fottwlng mation bureau's Inte night comwere mentioned aa tho tea moat niunique. Important events up to Dec. I, In « new bursa uf nriisl setiv. 1041:• Well known throughout Central Ity. the nfflcsl nnnnuncrmerit 1. Adaption of loaoo-load law! Florida, the annual Lake Mary SSld, 1M German planes were drs*■ Rossevolt-CkurthUI meeting Pioneers Night will 4* held Jan. Iro^d yeitrrdsy ngsin.t Holy at sea. I. at 7:30 o'clock at the Chamber lie Karvhfi ItsMee. of Commerce Building for the rrit's -shoot-on.sight' While battle line enrre.ponenls seventeenth- time' with tain en­ i^Vf* .. jt ^ tertainment o f many type* on lold of still other -uerrses I n of a President *ver one nf the main fighting - The .fifth annual national ops* the program for the pleasure of Mttnrs, the Russian press hailed torlcal contest conducted by tho all people In Seminote County Ike Soviet.British accord on anti* aver U yean of sgt, who a n a) Cornmltto* of tha Floespecially Invited to attend by Avl. strategy and drrlarrd the rtment of th^ American the Pioneer Committee. biside o f the tso nations hive ' be bald asrlv In 1043, tn ‘-strengthennl hy the flames -w »r." ........... '-lenTwin t. stated today after. tickets _will be gteeit away, varltriti.li mobile columns draw, ^10. Dgfaat M Prka rigid Can- j^VVng nates af thT contest (OQ, kimts of vaudeville art* will ing a noo.o around tho niuin ^ T h e TuncUon, eonaliUag. f l one I t 2 Lth* MT h DUtrl#t ?f ,ri* ; styled, and free Iranspor. Ails forces at Airdabi*. HU miles south oi nf uengsst. UengJsi. were rvjmrted aandwlc! Jwlcij h ellhfinH i jh iJ l s n i l r l f T T 1' fll ? ’ ),'■ '••»’. 'tiUon will be provided from »oum la.) night In have smash S wag U w lW said ho gvpectrtt Sanford to sake fiary. officially l».| coffee students « f 8«mlnoU's three high I k>4ryone In the c“ unty la In- ! " 1 » is ,allk* ln “ "h,rP l'»'lu«l.' Hodgkin, Ml and MrS \Rg_____ * cited, and the committee copec-l'" ,h* conclusive bsttlo of ................................... ially would like to have every 1 treneka. regular luncheon fi onthru iwraon in tho county over «<)) Heavy rains lurnnl the desert Bates (*>rm of yens of age present. For free |into vast mud fields and made of the amounting to R t U , wag turned government. The high school* nre transportation fog Panford rest- ground operation* difficult, hut the telephone number i the R.A.F. still sprayed s-vilosiVes S #r * « * Cross Seminole, Lyman o f Longwnod, dent* War Raltef Fund. end Oviedo. The tetelc theme nf 300.1 should be called ami trans-Ion all the tattered German and Thomaa H. Trent of Jackson- *n orations must be the United portetion arrangement* will b* I Italian column which had escaped 'into Tripolitans vis the Uengaslvllle.w visiting RoCsrian,uiiterUhte 8totes Constitution, end any bona- made. *d the Speikera will Include Senator IAgedabla coastal ro*d. l>» *club luh byrtn^iggj-Matatvehatj Melancholy fide high school pupil la sligible Baby" „ and E.F. Ilouiholder. Judse Ware, Fur Yeti to compete. WUI Never Grow Old.' Other In addUon to the 10 to 12 u -<*. Herndon. Jno. D. Jinking end vteteors were: Boh Moos* of Wln- minute per pared • speech, each others. Thsstsr tlcksts will be ter Garden. WU1I* N. Barr and contestant, beginning with the dis­ given to ell person* over 60 by Thomaa C. Brooks “ theater trict finals, will be required to Chatles Morrison, Rlts deliver a four to glx-mb-'-to ex­ manager, for any program be­ temporaneous address. Contest, tween Jsn. 2 and 8. The Pioneer F sH A . ( ommilte* will pay the Ua on tents will sh u t s by elimina­ tho tickets. tion contests in esuatr, district Entertainment will to furnished Post Office tloor* wl.l be lockrd and state. The final match** wi 1 be , W ASHWOTGN. Dm . ao, held on Mar. U , at GaneivlU*. by 10 year old Nellie Keren, wh<> during the night through thu Is the great granddaughter of present emergency on an order re­ Preliminary dates w0] be *nwhom ceived from tho chief Inspector of uneed toon. First prise will.b* Mrs. Mery a unde II for Lake M*rr wee namedt Bill the Post Office Department in • $t0 defense bond, end second end third place winners each will Crosby, formerly a Benford boy •Washington, It wax disclosed to­ ed- Meta In Ike new fjL A J n - rewire a ft& bond. Regional and amt now a professional Juggler; day. The order was explained a* surad small koeeea which ere "Mush and Pork, Ash-hauler*” . beiag • precautionary measure supplying a large part nf the sectional contests will be held to a btsckfsea act by Ed Lane end duo to the war situation. determine the • four students Haskv Wight; • musical comedy rergana, hteeht U ria h deFront doors vrill bo locked from we la M r y areas, Adaskdatra. fortune-* enough te compete In by McHlarrow and MeSlarrow; 10:00 P. M. until 5:00 A. M. on lk i national (o itM t lor Ih u r Owen Kelly, the boy wonder or- week deyo, and from *:J0 P- M. •d m m t t cord Ion player; and singing by to IDO A. M. Sunday night. A E.M. Armltage. A special feature During the first rig wilt be an Irish Jig by tiro pio­ neer*. Mr*. Cullltan of Sanford PAlso P| th* announced were and John Heaton of Boston, material* amount o f defense bond sales, de­ The Pioneer Committee eon- fense stomps sales, and postal FJlJt.-laeerod sl*U of Chairmen Prank Evans, receipts for th# first 20 dav* In Bonds purchase* Mrs. Prank Evans, Mr. sad Mrs. December. SteTseme h£lh r.revmOw wU. Leon Pickering, Mr. end Mr*. totaled $4575 and defense stomps R.E. True. Mr. and Mr*. Horner 11048.50. Postal receipt* amounted Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur to 15,480 (Vi. about 8*0 leas than Tomklnson and Mr. nnd, Mr*. 1910 sales. Raymond M. Ball. The.Lion# Chib wOl not havu Ua regular meeting Wednesday HONK, HONK-PULL TANK il|U * Tkkrtaen BANQI BANOi •» WABHINOTO nT d m . 50-4A V U u t. ~ wilt te pteysd to NEW YORK, Dm . M .- t A V - Any day now you may Just honk To msks aura that angler* soak­ your automobile horn to auk# ing really Mg ftah g ri sn korvtoU gaaollno. That's tho Idea behind ■MMv The f m M, open to any to-goodnos* btng eat of tbe sport, • California Invention who** In­ start- two Ingen km* teveegM* ksv*'pa­ vestor claim* sound wives from o t tent e d s fish hook wfckh t ret th* born can speed up dblUUilon xnws^the^ y n y eng theq fire* to put eat gasoline from small ton. D A unite. •WlteT. Of American Legion Sponsors School Oratory Contest t Post Office Gets Order To Lock Doors At Night « satswar.f ala.tinder m jwag s ata « cSS’r '£ '* £ £ -ad u l& . ’X ... iv * ft g S tho vohnttoor sarrkee so and s s iU w s oab-com. M R h i- s s a ir b r S£to- given funds to weehs 5rS iS Thirteen Complete First Aid Course «J rs ST IT » *w P their U tt I ■J W \SHINGTDN. Dec. .10 — (•te>—General Douglas MarArlhur today urgevl retail*tgry mrs.ure. he taken agUlnst the Japanr.r fur the bomb­ ing. nf Manila whirh he rharanerlied a. "rompletely violrllve of alt the rlvllirr.1 prn.’es.e. „( internslional law.” An offiral t\ sr Deparlment t nmmunlqtie .aid a survey of the damagr to “ undefend. ed Manila hy the repeated "ensele*. and .stage bomb­ ing hr Japanese alrrraft In. iterate, that rhurrhes and other rrnlers of t'hrialian war.hlp anj rulture sere deliberately aelcrtevl a. .perial targets for enrmv oltarka.“ It oddrd the damage was severe. (Mrsnwhllr. ills „ patthes rruchlng Msoils from the fn nt said the Japanese forrr* -oulhra.t of Slonlla hair fought their way to • l.uldana ami Dolores, each shout 11 airline mile* from the Philippine rapital. a p. parrallyr attempting In ef­ fect a lunrtion for a further advene*.> ---- • Seventeenth Annual Pioneer Night W ill Be Held In Lake Mary Local WarFundDrive » & . " L ® Tho National Bod Craaa War Tokyo Declares City Of Manila Will He Token Hy Jan. 10 ^ ,J1» * j l i." Ir •*# b , . d^e ’•» LV’ Communique In­ dicates Enemy I s Stopped Hy Saying Fronts A r e Quiet Bloody Nipponese Losses Reported 1, Britain's lierort armies in a vio. nl two-ilsy battle have .mashed I A sle attempt t<» make a new ffehd after t 420-mile retreat from the Egyptian bonier. Front. Btel dispatches asserted And prHish vanguanle reported push­ ing' on. toward Trtp»liUhlu, the U^stern part of IJliya snd Ust #•♦#* o f • Mu-.ollni's African *in- Helps Prevent Home Coet Inflation v . j • l* I <WF AMRftNlfJ I'rraal _ etplsined that the drawing to a etoao. blighted by (many eveate. them detrimental to Urn of our nation bat mas.#\ if, tho Mwftoot progrtaa 'ta>-IU tho eonth Of lpoh» - • Dutch ,(aofenso f o r m jroaUrday w o r o reported bottling ■ tm a lT to crush a Japan#** ja n ch u M i invasion o f itratogto WgmatrU... Tho Japanese units landed fn m hlg transport* near Medan were unable to bettor their position. • Thirty persons w o r o klUod and TO Injured In tho olr raid Modsn and a Dutch K.L.M. air llnor was bumod is It was taking o ff. U.s. It’s Part Of Mexican Fete NRW YORK, Dee. JO _ f.tl* )— The ItrlUeh red la esid !#• l.erseen soldier, have been derated for Mutiny , ta Peri* elnce Dec. I. end - • # k ite com milted .ulridr. Tho bodies of the euirldeo. the radio said, are "now rot. ling la Ike open Nu. 12 ditch of - Ike rratrUrt Ivry* A program greatly enjoyed b* members of tho Rotary Club and fear visiting Rotariana wad stagefi by Charles Morrison, choirman i I the Fellowship Committee, o r U i -Poor Man's Umeheoi.’ M l l - j i t s n l i v neon at tho Tuortst Canter on U The (a ll'o f Kuehkw. the rap N C .M ItE R 101 American, Filipino Forces Are Fighting Japs To Standstill m ■ placer movement The e »« bombed Sine*pore's 'dsfinaM Inflicting little or no dam• T . according to the British. _ The British defenders of Slng• o e e ’n approaches fought back strongly against a Japanese pen­ etration South of Ipoh, tin and eommunlcmtioni center, In west­ ern Malaya, but the Invaders' complementary drive along tho y C w est apparently made no P ress English Push On To-1 ward West Libya As Russians Con-! tinue To Advance'. Members Decide Ten _ Important - Events During Past Year withdrawn from miles north of A escape a three M em ber Awtoclated Ji; 4 H8 Tndilional part of any Chrlstmaa celebration in Mexico City is the breaking nf the I’ inala, which usually consists of a big rarth rnwsrr pot full nf fruit and candy. Guest* are blindfolded and allowed to swing a stick at the Pinata until It la broken. This jrar, the- Pinata was mail* In the form of Adolf Hitler nnd here, M. Jacques Houstrlls, Free French representative i. having hia turn. I v ? I f||» h•wearlnI Pst P»M«| Thu liriufuat riiinnuinli|un of thu Piu-ifiu ivnr, a thruu| tvoril Imllutin from U. S. Ar- Returns To “ H” Classes To Eden I I _ — y ,",,"|'iunr,er>* •" Be Disregarded London rrom lw o !m atatiiiK “ Kvurylhln»r in i|ulBy Draft Board Weeks In Russia ut," iiulicatuil tiHlay (lint Julian's invasion artniu* ar:> fuiiKht tu a slanilxtill Ivy Amuriuan anil F ilipin o ilufuntlura. Thu annmmcumunt rum* within :lfl hour* of- ihi> Jnpniir-r drniilim* on Ihrir _______ Manila “ liefiire New Year'*." III. « s . M is )rs U r***• I boast that they would rapture ( ” ***<** I -II and 3. II hove l-eeo j Furnvtl Frrrtuy Edrii irturii A '"kyo milllary spoki-slnau eliminated from reroute in the rd to laimlon early today fro m !'"'"1 "I'vratlims on l.usmi Island draft Ixiurd now that war has two weeks of Moscow coiifm-ners " moving iicrnidiiiu—to schedule, hern drrluri-d and sny prospective nl whirh Britain and Russia enm*|,u,t h'' changed the .late for the >rtrcti-<- who was classified in to complete agreement on conduct .vaptuie of Msnilu to s"me lime eithrr of hr** categoric* I* sub- of (he war. "before .Inn. III.” ,\ naval com. jrct In rv classification, E. H. "Our talk, in M<tee»w were full, i ? mUv* Carter of th* local draft board frsnk and sincere," Eden .anl in p ,,UJ""T ha''submarine* ,,unk, office said this morning, adding a statement. |U. «. destroyer two submarl tml • damaged 2d merchantmen that th* -11“ was smp.y a symbol "I w h s lucky enough to *ri- in l.ui"n waters, between Dee. to show that a man was over 28 losses year* of ago which now will not something of the military |ier- 22-28. Uloody Japanese HO rpply as a mean* of defcrmeiv.. furmsnee of the Russian armies, were lepnrteil at Maultun, which are truly msngnifirriil.” mile* Ity air.lino suutheust nf Men who volunteer In various Manila. Meanwhile, I'riinoMinister other branches uf the service will Undefended Manil.l hud two told Croatia's war cntiievrntuu.ly rount a* a part of thla Churrhtll net yesterday the nation* andlair raid alerts, a 58 minute one area’s draft quota, but not in lb* peoples who fought for frredom1In th«- morning ««•* I another filling of the alloUd requisition hail at least reached the crest of lasting 51 itiinuir* at mid day, for pre-imhclion examlnaton in the road anil now wrre able to are but the city was spared further bombings. At t’urirgidor tho whit lay ahead. Speaking Informally at a dinner raiders encountered Iiercj anti­ Immediately placed on th* pre.'rt. attended aircraft fire. by’ Prime Minister A dispatch from the southern dunion list. Mr. Corter staled. Mackensie Kink, member uf the front said Filipino troop* drove He explained that “ homo report war cabinet, and a few tuner hack *___i i ____- __ _ .units -tryimv a-**:*... a.* Jspam-su lo cards' must be mailed to him notsbles. Including Jay |>ierre|8>nt from the head' office of the Ma­ Moffat, the American minister, break into Eatangas province on roads leading from Throng, t'J rines, Navy, or tho particular Britain* war leader praised trench In which a man has vol. Canada's "magnificent effort" in mile* awuy. Th* United Hlat-s untrrrrd before that person's tho war against Axis aggression forces were stoutly defending the name may bo placed on the quota and pledgesl victory In the end. north bank of th* Tlaopg river in that sector although u com­ list. Th* Prime Minister aald Britain munique issued it U. S. Army No classification la permanent felt grateful to the dominions be. headquarter* said “ tho enemy , . -------, and th* personnel of tho draft cause there ws* one dark period eontlnur* to build up for*** board o ffk t are beginnlg to re. when the help and enrourage-1 maintaining steady pressure cn classify a number of men In the ment of the dominions was one the south front.” county of the selective servlet! uf the ms Instays which enabled I age. "Many men,' Mr. Carter th* embattled islands to carry* id, "seem to think that th* on lb* struggle. Reacting to th* fighting spirit card which bears a classifica­ achieved tion nimber will never ho changed. o f close cooperation with This la a misapprehension on through hi* conferences their part and according to oiden President Roosevelt and American from headquarter*, a number of leaders in Washington, he then categoriee are subject to re- asserted that the salvation of tho world lay in some organisation ciaaaiflca.iun.f which would have aa its cor* tho Nine Urge posters sdrerttelng English speaking peoples. Church, Benford have been displayed dur­ ill mad* elaboration of hi* ing December on billboards m bare statement. Florida towns thaJ i n on main' route* from the north, Chamber of Commerce Secretary Ed ILggin* aald today. Mr. Hlgglna has received a W. A- Bton*field was Inatelled Utter from the Packer Corpora­ worshipful master at a meeting . • Of Sanford Lodge No. 82. F. and tion, with whom tho Chamber af t ryr x A. M. at the Maaosrie Hall-Mat W a s h in g t o n ! d**. so-j * ) Commerce haa an agrewment con. , cent big th* uao.af Packer MU* C. 1. Humph an- —Tha Army Air Corps aald todav right. Dial Cherloo A. Lindbergh bad boards, stating that JO feet by » • Tha officers t voian eervd hi# . service*. There few* sign* showed Ranter* adRalph & “ was no indieatlon cn how won vartUemenU at Anlhagy, Archer, there mleht he aetkni en Lind­ Mclatesh. Nowherry. Orange Park, Hilliard, . .. J- o . bergh's offer. ■ '. f r i * 4 summer Lindbergh, a*, ead Maitland. -.srts y ( - i ' 3 Mr. Biggins a»ld time engacad in making e# with the In nopoa'tinn te Men Are Subject To Says Nations Reach He I l ec l as Hi f i e d Complete A c c o r d I n Any. Category On War Situation ssrA * Nine Posters Are Placed In State, Advertising City SanfordTourist Gab Officers ' Elected At Regular Meeting W. A. SUnsfield Is Installed At Meeting Officer* for the the Rev. H O. P iu w ran elected hy the m teeass. Each teem will se­ ta Bteay now M a t e r s by ■ary aa yeu llls arid the hi the Tearist Carter a§ Lake lift were ri repulns efvtw e ssember. I . jr -r t a ' Lindbergh Volunteers His Services To U.S. fa s ’ Wi ‘ * .the; -r n v - .; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 29, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 29, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 29, 1941; <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/1d4540585de356a14a9df34f79186938.pdf 64be0793c4929645e422b4318a14af6d PDF Text Text SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, THE HANFORD HERALD, HARFORD. FLORIDA anford Theater News for the Coming PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF DEC. 28TH • Sunday, Monday— “ SKYLARK" with Clandatta Colbari, Ray MUland, Brian Aherne, Bbmla Bamej and Waltar AbeL Also— “ FLICKER MEMORIES,” Pet* Smith . pee laity, Para­ mount cartoon and Metro Naira of the Day, Tuaaday, Bargain Day—Double Program—“ FATHER TAKES A WIFE” with Gloria Bwanaon and Adolphe Menjou. AIbo—"THE BLONDE FROM SINdAPdftE* 'with Florence Rice, Leif Erickaon ard Gordon Jone*. Wedneaday, Thursday—“THE .BIRTH OF THE BLUES" with Bing Croaby, Mary Martin, “ Rochester,” Brian Donlary, Carolyn Lea and J( Carol Nalah. Alao— Cartoon, “ INFORMA­ TION PLEASE” and Uniraraal News. , Friday, Saturday— "SIERRA ‘ SUE’ with Gena Autry, Smiley Burnette, Fay McKenste and Frank Thoma*. Alao— "DOWN IN 8AN DIEGO” with Bonita Granville, Dan Dallry, Jr, Leo.Goreey and Henry OTfalll. Alao'Chapter S, “ JUN­ GLE GIRL” aerial. MIDNIGHT SHOW, New Year's Era, Wed, Dee. ;Mat, 11:30 P. V . Special Screen She*. THIS WEEK’S CASTS Claudette Colbert prove* hrrarlf a match for IJrl Le|f Erickion doe* hi* best to brrak up the romance between Mjonnce Rice and Alexander D'Arcy in "TIIK BLONDE FROM Ray Milland In “ SKYLARK,” new screen aenaatior^ Kit* Theater tomnrrrw and Monday. Illnnie llarnea, SINGAPORE,” which will be itwwn nril Tui-ndsy at the Kit* a* Mona Darie and Grunt Mitch*dl or. alao in the caat, *nrt •f a double program. Capt. Nelson .. Lydia Kenyon..... Claudete Colbert T on y Kenyon.... .......May Milland Jim Blako..................Brian Aherne Myrtle Vantlne ...B m n l* Bamea George Gorell_______ Walter Abel Frederick Valentine, Grant Mitchell Charlotte Gorell___ .Mona Barrie Theodore .Ernest Cossart Ned Franklin......... James Hennle Jewelry Clerk...... Leonard Mudlo Beefy Individual...Warren Hymer little Individual.... Hobart Cavan­ augh. Scholarly Individual. Edward Fielding Long-haired Individual..........Leon Dolaoco Ferryman _____Irving Bacon BIRTH OF THE BLUES _______ Jeff Lambert___ ___ Bing Croaby Betty Lou Cobb------ Mary Martin Memphb ..............Brian Donlevy Aunt I’hoebo Cobh......Carolyn Loo Louey Kddle(Rochrxter) Anderson Pepper-------------- Jack Taagarden Blarkle .................J . Carrol N’aleh Llmny ..... .... ....... Warren Hymer Wolf .............. Horace Mae Mahon Ruby----- --- --------- - Ruby EUy Malxla ............. .. Barbara Pepper Bing Croat?, Mary Martin, Brian Donleev. and Carolyn Leo In a bit o f ayncopatlon in. a aceno from "BIRTd OF THE BLUES,” newcat screen musical acnaatlonl Thia big hit, in which Eddie Emory |*umell (Rocheatef) Anderon heade an enormoua aupportlng caat, will be shown nest Wedneaday and Thursday at the RlU. SIERRA SyE Gena------ ...... Erog ....... :— Sue Larrabee .. Stacy Bromfleld ..Frame 1‘homaa Ia n bee ..............Robert Komar* Brandywine _____ . ..Earle Modifies Ve rrbc| ________ Dan:hy Christy Jarrit ___ ____ Kermit Maynard 8herlff --- --- - . ---------- Ja-k Kirk Jerry WlUia ________ Eudle IV-an Greg Travis ----- :__ Bfidd Buittr Rancher ___ ___ , Rea I.rale DOWN IN SAN DIEGO .. .. J-... Hank Parker_____ Bay McDonald Bettv Haines .....Bonita Granville Al Haines -------- Dan Dailey, Jr. ‘ 8nap' Conners----------Lao Ooreey Crawford Carter, Charles B. Smith Mildred Burnette . .Dorothy Morris Henry Schrode ....Robert 0. Davis Duteh — ____— .-Joseph Sawyer Tony ---------------- Anthony Ward Louie Schwarta, Stanlay Clement* Col. Ilalllday -------- Henry O’Neill Matt Herman......William Tannen Brock ----------------- Ludwig Stosael Proprietress .....— Connie Gilchrist Jimml* Collin* -- ----- Al Treicony Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette are gangi-d by a lend of .Tha Mprints have the situation w*y In hand In till* *cen* from badland* bwndlt* In “ SIERRA SUE,” newest adventure of llw-sa .dDOWN IN RAN DIEGO," one of the scaion't cntetalnmrnt triumph ridln', romancin', rogues! Smiley Burnette, Fay McKentlo and Frank cOmlog to the Rita next Friday and Haturday. Hay McDonald, Bo- Thomas have the other Important part* In the plctut>>, coming neat M f Orentnif, Henry O'Neill and Leo Gorcty have the leading role*. Friday and Saturday lo the local Rita. LONE PLANE RAIDS ENGLAND eminole County School News gram Opens Drive For Sale Of nds And Stamps At High School f S in fo rd accompanied th* 'selection by the Glee ismber* wa* followed by a given ky Edward Manhall, »r, on the BUI of Rights, tad that the BIU o f Rights I wall against the eatatUah. •Y Girls . Plans For ill Banquet were na follow*: Mother, fTtnev Dlghton: Son BUI. Emmett Herndon; Father, Earl Jator, Jr.; pdllcaman, Jimmy Ridge: Teacher, Angela Melsch; Mr. Murphy, Defenae Worker, Dill Braiun; Lawyer, Mask Cleva. land, Jr.; Farmer, Edgar Blggdrs; Newspaper Editor, David OntchaL After th* skit, Judge Jam** G. Sharon tinted Out th* •sol* of defense bonds and stamp* nr* necessary for the preservation of th* Ulll of Right*. The prograt ringing uf “ ) Country Thee” by th* NEW YORK, Dec. 27.—<A>>A ilngle German |.'ane paid a Chnatmii visit to the east coast of Britain, dropping Incendiary bomb* which cautrd neither dam­ age nor carurilirs, the tendon radio aald. on)4w I n i'file d a g a in st >0 d h«r* In and lh* Sanford Herald. I n ,* > | ,»i* r i>ul>ll*liv<l In.H nm lnnl, County, Florida I* hereby d* elanntnl a* the new epaper ll which IM* old er ehnll b e pabllehe«t for four roa eecu llv e weehe tVHnre* my hand upd ee*l ai Cleric u f I lie at>ove el* led I'ourl Ilil* * Ue> uf liecrm ber, ta il. O. I'. HERNDON . .* oeord la g to plat there. A f ae recorded In Plat Rook 1 l’ **ee 11 |a II •M P U t R ook I Pan* *». ■ em lool* c o u n ty Recorde. The perfect C ounlr Record*. li lt mi itti Juat became Chjbtmaa is over U no renaon why you Clerk LEGAL NOTICES shouldn't glvo your picture to thooa you love. Pfctuiea An particularly Idea! to M{ld your nun or men engaged in the defenae of our country. Deputy Notice la hereby a'-veti-that wa IN T U B t lH C l’ IT COUNT o y (B M . IS O I.B .C O l'N P V , K U R I g l , |N are *nf**n| In lieelnf.* er 1.0114. CIUNCKHV wihmI. Fla. under tit* flc lllu n e name Evergreen Fern t'„. .-i„l that TOWN o r LONdWOOD, FLORIDA, u m unicipal corp ora tion a rg on . w e Intend In realatrr kalit name I*i»l and e ils lln g under tha (awe pursuant to tha ternin o f tha ‘ Fie* uf tha Slate ef^ rU irtda, r U la H ff lllnue Name Statute'(C hapter l a n i | « a i of F lorid*) w ith tha CERTAIN IJtNDtt UPON W HICH Clerk of Ike C lrrull Court o f BernT A X E d A ltll DELINQUENT, DeInolo Coanly, Florida. feadaate. v S. A. ItOUlNFON NOTICE W III III el H HOHINHON Tn all pecenna wial eerparatlnne Dee. 11, till. In lfreeled la o r knvln a a n y lien ur elalm upon an y at Ik* lands il*eccibrd berelnt Noticm nr i.TM vrtox to makn r m a r e hereby n o tifie d that tha APPLICATION FOE PINAL UIS* T ow n <*f U m gw oa d. F lorida. baa filed lie kill ot com p lain t Ta the CHAMflM tPewbole Law ISBI) IN TNN I Ot IIT OP TUN COUNTY above n*m*d Court to fore*too* de­ Rena w ith taU reet and JVDUN. OMNI VOLE COl'.VTV, linquent STATE OP PLONIDA. - » ( ! penaltloa, upon tha im roeli o f land ee| forth Ik tha follow in g M b*la e* lb * Natal* o f BOMVNU B. BOUEKIk IH eeaaeS. j s * «*ii* .l^^.,!, , :^ ^ a.^ ,‘ ^ d , la PvokSle. •pesllv* parcel* o l loa d Of aet to all whom r r m a t c o n ­ forth in tab* bUt o f sadiilaln L cern. being aet o p w k t each paresl* In N olle* I* h a n k y given, that Jam** E Rowland, Jr. Illa'd hi* fin al report a* R iecatar o f tha • o u t* o f tMAiukd R R oark*, dareaaed: that be filed fc'e petition fee final dlechars*. and that he w ill apply te Ilia llv la m b l* It W. W ar*. County Judge o f S em ­ inal* c o u a lr . Florida, oa Ik* l l l k dag uf January l l t f , for approval .f r a m e and fo r final dleeharg* on tCx.cutor o f Ik* estate o f IM mund IL Rourke. derenaed, on Ikl* l l l k day o l December t i l l . JANUS E ROWLAND. J it . Bxeeulor o f the eelal* uf fMmaad ll. n m o le , deeeseed. Dot* II. 14 and Brodleya Addition cording to P'SI II OS recorded la Plat t - Pag** IT lee Coanly Record*. gem laole County COX, Photographer ’ THE 108 N. PARK AYR. STUDIO IS GOOD BY IYSKLP AS W ILL AS ON 01 WITH YOUK A FHUrr CAKE I PINT 40c; FIFTH 60c K GAL. 61*40 rioTfC N Th* H.etlar annual meeting of Ik* ekarekuldern of . ih* Han­ Floor - Blow Lei* Caldwri) ford Atlantic ' National Hank will •Laurell* Dutton, and Knritns be held hi the banktsg kune* fh Sanford. Florida urn TaaadAr JanK*Uf. nerr lEk IIU at •MprrwkWkK' Winifred Lovell, P.M. lur lit* eleniua eir dlreetara a report on the and Ik* Irkneocilun at *u*R other auccgaa of the aklta pre bnelaeee a* may property earn* before the meellag. chapel last Wedneaday. r CORRECTION The Stiff of this peg Um error-.that era* nuu article requesting rert* 1 ** Gift! J 3 £ a u x n ± 's2 ^ulefcSi-jiA m y • �TT Bgrahtoh Counly Produces, i Man Frail Aad YtpM bkg Than Any Similar A n * In Florida Sanford In The Only Crnlral Florida City Affording Rail. Highway And Water Transportation AN INDEPEND VOLUME ZXXUI EaUbHahed U IMS DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1911 NUMBER 100 Member Associated Prcan Libyan Armies U. S., Russia, Am erican Soldiers Hold Lines Britain United Against Axis Against Reinforced Japanese Young Nazi Soldiers Flee From CounterAttack As Russians Continue Offensive Military, Diplomatic Plan Mapped By Roosevelt-Churchill And By Eden-Stalin Nazis Stalled. In Russia Panic Spreads Among Germans Increasing Pressure Is Put On African Foes B y „ English/ LONDON, Dm . 2*.—fA.P.) Torpedoed Freighter Makes Port — One Dead U.S. Men Gain Ground At One Point As Enemy Forces Arc Being: Augmented Hr SMueUled Prrat The major powers fighting thr Asls—th* United Slates, Britain and Russia— have been united in a common military and diploma lie program aimed at the final ds ■traction of Hitlerism. It was dieT o k y o Parachutists dosed today as the British foreign Drop On Dutch Is­ office eanounced in a hlitorl* statement that Foreign Secretary land Of Sumatra Eden had been conferring in Mos­ cow for two week, with Soviet WASHINGTON. Dec. *»■— Premier Stalin. (A.P.)—The Nsvy .reported Eden and Stalin reached full United States nubagreement on all questions relat­ tee had -unk two mar* '■Thl* photo from Ganuaay contain*'lh* following admission; ing to conduct of the war, th* seem? ships In th* Far K**> "A German motorised unit stalled by'know on tho lu U m front." statement said. Furthermore, u «nd:(Net a UsIlai.BUU* des. they talked they kept In constant No! only nr* tho famed Natl pantary reported itailed on that front, touch with the White llou,* In but they, are reported In retreat on all tectora hut the Crimen. Washington, where President t**tk iJapanese ptoWMi*1! Roosevelt and Prime Minister -----I1• Churchill were similarly laying I Mr Sssrelafed Ptwml,war plans with complete under* American *,nd *Till standing and agreement. foncrei Ktlml: Ltaktd la On* Greet Aim IllWit on the i: Thus through th* two cunfsrences, th* three big puwera, bettered them at one point and Indirect!/ th# smaller nation* fighting th# Aale, were linked toi today againnt ever-mount­ Tha United States feightrr Absaroka, 5,698 fornla coast. Tha lumberriaden ship threw oft Commodity Allocation Board for gether on a single elm, described ing Jnpnnc.se numbers. The Seminole County havo been mads by the London foreign office at tone, limpe Into port, victim of e torpedo attack ximc of her-cargo when hit end medo port with Japanese continued to pour as O. P. Herndon, chairman of “ the utter defeat of Hitlerite by a Japanets submarine six mile* off the Caliher deck* awa»h. One crew member wee killed. reinforcements ashore while tha Industry and Material Re­ Germany.* tho U. S. gave tho bolwguersources C'twnlttee, and J. U In addition, questions of post, Inf lay, chairman of tha Bcralnole war polity aimed at maintaining cd lalandcr* hope that help County Connell, today announced peace and security were discussed wan on tho way. thy nomination, subjact to 'c o n ­ at Moscow, as they have been In The Japanese widened anil in­ — firmation, of three local cltlMna Washington. tensified their offensive In the far to tha 8UU Defense Council and Number Of Inquiries tha reaches of the vest pacific battle­ Nothing was said In th* British Office of Pries Administration 11 ground. In the Singapore sec sector, foreign office statement— identi­ Received Said To In Washington-to »orra on this cal pnuing the Japanese re t« one raleeied in M oscowboard for Seenfool* County. Two All N|ulQn>eht worher* at the Hi the Be S a t i s factory alternate members also were notn- regarding whether Russia would new Sanford-C.A.A. airport alert­ • f Surmieast coast Dutch . ■ >At^ ' "M Ineted. Tha hamod of tho hloil go ta war with Japan. Unofficial ed eeven-day a week duty yrsteralao aru |Residents Promised Ira and the Nlpi "Vimyl.lathtactory"': eras the nominated wfU not be dltdoood observers have posed this queetle.t, dayii Project Supervisor I Ralph — TpSh thsaid to have ca| term used today by Ed Hlrjloa, , uattT'uwy 1 am approved, .Mr. weighing both the advantages and Lublntkl stated yesterday, andi Help In Driving communications a tH stnlnlnu disadvantages at Rosales remain­ secretary'of Urn Chamber of Cora- laftay iitetod , : the throe Targe Le Touraeau dreg 8 trait, IfJ.i In the Pa ing normtlly neutral In th* Pa Japs O f f Island center •-Ttm • ■primarily, wDI - bo etiovele at* being operated 24 hour*i ) on the miles north of Rl eifk, aver sine* Jape" dec'aVel • day,' 1 * ♦apturr-l Malayan penlnatra war on tha United States and Bri* WASHINGTON, Dee. Sarawak on Kuching the ceplb —Help was pledged to tha si*, battled * Philippine* lest night by BnVenet) Japanese planes raided the UPresident Rooaevslt, shortly after hillpplne High Commlstlonsr S. Island fortress of Corrcgklor Francis R. Sayre told Island real* at tho entrance to Manila Ray Sent* "Help is sursly coming, for two hours today. A number cd any of th* work, Mr. I.uhlnskl help nf such magnitude that It of raiders here reported shot eld. end only when It Is actually will drive the Japanese from our down and the Far East head­ s u 1 a s s n & i& fM i& •raining is any tiino lost. Mr. midst." He spoke over a rsdl'i quarters of tho U. S. Army an­ srrvatinn nf foods includes the *t Ijublnski stated tho work is com- hookup, heard In the United nounced thrrs wua no mutrrlol canning of, surplus vegetables ...... 8 LA....... VIA, ...... Dec. 20,( 8paclal)— which are grown In this vicinity lag along fine, but ho did not States. I change on the north or south Slovak cllltene hero reaffirmed rediet* when the project would Mr. Roosevelt sent his "solemn M ay. Counter attacking In th* Spring. their loyalty to the United States be' completed. plrge that their free.lom will be | " " M flier, scored the direct hit Horn* Demonstration women at a meeting yeeterdey, and sent redeemed and their Independence | •"> » '•'«* Japanese transport and thy following wlr# to President ars specialising In methods of New Organist Is At rstibllahed and pndected.’ j shot down twelve fighter-pianos at food prvparatlon, also nutrition Franklin D. Roosevelt; *nd good food hahl'a In connec­ And tho Navy added its ei.urMtrl; 8*r‘ — k ■» N- K* 1 co™“With tha most lineere approval tion with tho defense program. said. Orange City Hotel rnce that I; was "following an in. ntuniqur. o f our country’* war In self-de­ Th* members' ytarlv program Is General Douglas MarArthur has tensive and well-planned camfense and In defane* of democratic i formed around their HefensKen Davis I* now filling an ^ |p, t lh<1 forc„ shortened his Philippine defense Institutions against the horde* of work In such a manner that It engagement at the New Orange PhJ h wl„ r„ u|t lines north of Manila, the War Hitler and Japan, we, the eighty* la difficult In senerate th* two City Hotel Ballroom, (he mtna ■latancB to the defense °f the Department reported m a com­ ninth Aeeembly of the Slovak Na­ programs, Mrs. Wilson pointed ger of the hotel stated today. Philippine Islands." munique which said the Japanese During the avenlng hours in the tional Alliance of Amsrk-i, having out. Meantime front dispatches said invaders ha.i been heavily rein­ ballroom his progrsma will In­ aaeembed at a > U i i meeting forced. The extension clubs for girls In Ceneral Douglas MicArthurs Gen. MarArthur has consoli. this afternoon, the 28H day rf the county,. 4-11 Clubs, err clude the popular swing num­ forces were counter-alticklng on bers of th* present day. On* dated the majority of his troops December, 1941, at Btavia. Fix, mapped out for them occord both the northern and southern in tha Pampanga province, north with to assure you that American* Ing to project* and each rlrl of hla unique accomplishments It 1 Issue certifiedtae to appli­ o f Slovak descent are fltmly keen* a written record nf her that of playing a dust, manipu­ front* and hid scored "notable of Manila, end considerably south successes." cant* thyt grp •doomed eligible united with all other loyal Ameri­ work In each patlcular field. Ac­ lating the keys of tho Hammond of the Ungayen Gulf coast whsru to purchase (b ig . the original major invas.m thrust cans behind your enlightened cording ta tho general program, electric organ w i t h the loft hand, the bass tone* with his Keep record* o f all applicants. leadership. •ach club member must com­ started. feet on th* floor keys end th« I rajarlla— and »I1 cartifkaU* Reporting that American and "Tb# Impudent slander ceej plete Jhree protects during the piano nolrs with the right hand, year and she has a choke nf Philippine troops are In high producing perfect musk on both food preparation, baking. e*n* 4, Maks period)* reports to tho snirita an i nf.-jr stubborn re alnr, gardening, poultry, live the Hammond organ and tho n|aManre against heavy odds ano at tha same time. Mr. Da­ stark, hem* Improvement >.r MiieArthur t.iid. "l-osses h*ye clothing. In order to be ejielbli* vis I* also an- outstanding plbeen heavy on both side*.1 to attend tha romp or short anosccordlonlat. Early today Filipino polke. •A •special New Year’* Eve Missouri Plans To couraa which Is held eaeh Soring Lloyd L. Harvey of New tho only defendera left, rushed In Tallahassee, a girl must com- dinner will be served from 8:00 through th* bomb-ravaged and . Outsoore Fordham ntets on* of tb« productive rm- V. M. until 8:00 P. M. Rear­ Smyrna Batch ha. been named burning city of Manila, hunting fin * routine next year. They11 rangement* of the ressrved ta* foreman of ths mechanical depart­ for Japanese parachutists w h o (acts, canning, gardening, poul­ gat vitamins, sunlamps, “ activat­ bis apac* will than b* placed In try and livestock. ment of th* Sanford Herald, It wera reported swooping down in ed" feeds, codlhrer extract and Th* following officer# for the order and th# two combinations was announced today by R. L •n attempt to prepare the way of danc* band music wilt strike first half of th* year of the 11a armks. Dsan, president of the company. for Invading County Senior Council will also up promptly at 9:30 o’clock. Th* second day of vavago, it.* Mr. Ilarvty I* an experienced serve with Mrs. Wilson during printer ana machlntst who has opposed air assaults h n d left the second half of tho yaar. Mrs. Tire Rationing May spent nearly 30 years in tho Manila an Inferno nf burn'n;? Fred Forward, president; Mi*. churches, homes ,ind ofl.ee Bring Back Horses newspaper business. R. A- Goedeneed, vkarpresldeatt buildings. Many person, lay Born In Otscola county, hiMrs. L. E. Hammond, aacrttery—E. Millington Drake, former dead In debris. East HL Louis III. Dec. W—OP) gained his first experience as an British Minuter la MoaUvIdeo, treesurwr. "Neat gnester," Mra. Wllaon —Old Dobbin la threatening a apprentice on th* Kissimmee arrived Sunday from Havana, Id, MI hap* to visit* m e r e comeback aa a result of tire ra­ valley Gattlte. From 1919 to whore ka concluded n elalt to 23 Year Law me* of 4-H Club girts sad tioning and tha prospect baa horse 1920 hs worked for th* Ssnfpid tmrioua Latin American capitals, H*m* Demonstration members.' and mule dealers smiling. (ha British Proas Service anHerald when It was under th* NEW YORK. Dec. Official* o f Bparks Company, management at Walter M. Haynes. Transfer* of atock Ilf the N*w Later ha was a operator for conductor* of on* of tho natton’a U. S. Gets Control Of largest horse and mule auction* tha Tallahassee Democrat and York Stock Exchange in ttftl reached th# lowest leval slpc* to tears Nazi Shlp/pdenwald nt tho national atockyarde, re­ the Live Oak Demount, but for 1919. port n marked tncroaso In In­ the past ten ysers has been eon Only at put 188,000.000 share* SAN JU A N jftarto Rico, Dae. quiries about tha horse situation nseted with New Smyrna Newt. changed hands, compared with Colin Kelly Died Hs has a wife and three sons, 207,638,050 In 1040. Itself t•—OPh— peael l en ad tha MBS* since the tin rationing announce, Near Home Field tan Oerman fralghter Odenw»Id by ment the oldest of whom work* for tho •kwaat year sine* 1021. A plentiful supply of animals Florida East Coast Railroad. The tha Unltad States waa guaranteed second eon la an A m y airplane Sunday la a court order approv­ I* reported on hand. pilot train** stationed at Whtelsr ing th* requisition of the vaaaal MALTA BOMBED Fkld In Hawaii, white th* youn^. by the U. S. maritime commission. IU cargo of raw rubber and auto* VALLETTA, Malta. Dec. « 9. est b captain of next season's UkahCa Una win go to the Defense —(AT— A auceeeelrm of aerial at* football team at Now Smyrna. Mr. Harvey Is a member of tho tank* an tfcla British Naval beuM * I C £ Z £ was seised by tha within tha paat td Maura result­ Methodist Church. U. & Cruiser Omaha Ip South At­ ed In th* death o f a few civil* lantis waters ad N*v. IS and her ten*. bnjuries to ethers, a n d alight damage. Two Asia-bomber* were abet Police Take Care 3 Nipponese Claim China Victories i » 1-ONDON, D*«.2»—<AP>— Right enemy ship* fotattag I U H tana, oil tanka, am* mnaiUena etaren and a ante* Mat—owned Indeetrial »Uat were ‘dcatroyed he a British raid an tha email blasted of Tasga* 1M mllea aarih of Rargaa, Norway. It was of. flriatly aaaanatnd today. , H it raid waa carried eat over tho wdakoad hy a myeter. Iona Command* farce of the British Army; aided hr lliht farcrn of tho home fleet of fo e British have pushed forward In Libya, striking from tha aouth at the re­ treating main Axis force i» Plans Made For Formation. Of Commodity Allocations Board Citizens A ppear To Be Interested In Trade School Conservation Of Food Studied By Extension Clubs F. D. R. Pledges Support And Aid To Philippines Slovak (Stizens v At Slavia Show Loyalty To U. S, Local Red Cross Gets Appeal From Lloyd L Harvey Is Named Foreman Of Sanford Herald Of Chicken'Thief LOCAL WEA' FLORIDA-OjMraUy Bfl •P \ �•?i*» • i ■^ i.. - Th e SANit JKI) Herald j i ,j i h e k ALI), --- -i*-• >* • aL SAJIrURlv,.riAjrjL7. Spread Of Typhus The war-riddtn countries of eastern end southemstorn Europe are fertile soil for typhus epidemics like those of the World War and post-war years, which took a toll of at least 2,600,000 lives in Russia alone, according to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Prom the facta that are available for a few countries, "Thero are crave fears that tho frightful leases of life from typhus, will be repeated in the present war," the company warns.' "One .after another the arena through which the disease swept a generation ago have now'whn drawn Into the conflicts ami many of the conditions whfeh pared the way for the spread of the dieetfu then are ng duplicated. Many cases of typhus have occurred thla year in areas DEC. IS. IM1 of Poland annexed by Germany which fortheriy were al­ ttEFOR TODAY most entirely free from the disease, tho Metropolitan says. 'The number of cases In this region," It Is explained, "rpee ' s e e t h e Ma­ tenfold in 1940 above the numbers for 1928 and 1989 and. ly LIFE BUT NOT as of the latest date In 1941, the number haa aralri trebled IVINO ESSENCE. WE > HABITUALLY OULTI- over the figure for 1940. Some cases have appeared In rn* apiRiTUAL p a r t Germany itself and In other areas seised by her In 1988AMO LIVE ON A MOKE 1939. MI. PLANE: While wo It Is also said that in other parts of Poland, where •t Mm Ihtnn lis t arv * *t tho thins* that art even In peace time cases are found regularly, Ihaicstlons il ft r lh * thing*.that a n are that typhus has Increased greatly, although' current >wwparal, bat the thins* statistics are hot available. Thla situation is'likelyto’ be nel n u t »r» — 11 repeated in- Invaded sections of Ruasla. *- i K Free Lunches IJnce In a Letter Prom RngMM: 1941 . > tr^ n . Th.JOhrtotoa. S e in e . •W* wtUad h*m« In th* darkiknaglTTha Cart .etty, In tb« dark (treat*, . and va mid* a dlsoorary, a* a child makaa aaai wo wold •#* tkroDth th* darkmm 10c* tfca eat that followed. ’A »4 wa mad* airathtri th* nltht arc* bio*.. Via* •* th* IYM of a child, again." tiine To Buy A" New , ■_____ Remember when you used to walk to school with'*'lit­ tle wicker luneh basket filled with sandwiches, frtilt* and cakeT Remember the dotena of little boya and girls who tlsed to stand around and watch while the rest t Well those days are gone forever and in their developed the school lunch rooms with free lun< children unable to pay for their own. "More than 6,000,000 'school children over the country are getting free lunches this winter through opertalon of the School Lubch program of the federal department-‘atagriculture," says the Florida Grower, "Lunched’ they' '4atn a month total more than 69,000,000 pound* of fo o d dairy producta, eggs, cereals, fruits, vegetables, lhaat, and fish. Retail value of these la more than 14,000,000 • 6kmth-' "The program Is accomplishing two major objectives. 1trough larger purchases by the 8urplua Marketing Admln*tration, assistance la given ’ farmer* in marketing their iroblem. And while Increasing food consumption and eq- p o »la t . among the 40,000.000. Arable•peaking people* lWtpg “ •a Ir»n, th* fhith haa an Th* annM l jMWhmr of pa mania caaas in th* United Bo ta g o u t I O O , O O o l K i S Um o# WtyMUbmU*, about li the Blfhtl I the weak “This prograri millions of childre every school day. JOEL KEITH, About anythin} oi bombad Man'll* from low-income, agricultural SoauiflH IH L •tty- W » t did they *kp«et of th* youngstera complete health, and gain good cltWma." W r t W th* German* would Uka to ksv* known which boot Wlnatnn CharthlU planood.to tak* Not Free — No Thank* 4} wrs o f the N»d- bmrinx Nail -* e y * » » N t !> ANDELECTR1C lSERVICE C O M E *!!?*A N D -A iK T YOUR 1942 (JALENDA h fiil'/jrtl fiiai IIO- • ; U \ J. Newton Lummua, Jr.,'Dade County tax assessor, whose ability has caused him to become known‘throughout the State, waa offered the City Managership of Miami. < He wasn't to keenly enthuelaatlc over 'th e’offer, But,finally bald he’d accept the 116,000 a year Job If the City Commissioners would give him a free rein forJ-18 Mouth* so he could give the municipal machine a badly needed aireamllnlng, . The Commissioner* thought over hla stipulation, tti- (TALLIN , >*. W , Funeral Director I Center Pint * Pm eh P R Q V I& E N O W ti thool lunches should' remain our nations) life, nte a moat interesting plet supplied, at least at lunch needed to build streamer fc lldren who heed this Mrtjes J**-T ------- » ------- AnderMuiGrffllth GS'CLUB ymenta Easily Made Will Chitotmaa Prom FlnanM. Hundreds In Sanford YOU'LL FIND THE « B IN ALL UNB 8 OP �THE SANFORD I-* * - r r —r L 0U R 1N E D E A L, Society Editor Telephone 148 In • ilmple candlelight ew DURHAM, N. C. Dec. 2U— (/P)—Now that thr sweater ha* replaced the corset, it may bv contended that figures don't He— linleaa they happen to be fig | urea on p a a t performanrea of football teama. ’ Nevertheless, admitting that the conclusion may l>e as phoney aa a Japanese amile, the coni parative autistic* ahow that Puke will have a decided edge over Oregon State wh e n the teama meet here New Year’s Day tefore an overflow crowd of 85. 000 in the transplanted It <>a o Bowl. Unawed by statistics, Coach Lon Stlner put his 31 man Ore gon State squad through a tough workout—and announced that he was pleased with the condition of his men. cert- Social Calendai Bah McDonald of Bailey, Ga. la the guest of Leroy Cooper. ■■ ■ Mrs. C. EL Stoneeipher has aa har guest her daughter, Mrs. Ed­ die Stout o f Detroit, Mich. ▼Had to attend. ■ , WKDN KSOA Y .. Ofrl Scouts arc Invited to assst At the Little Houas at 9:00 o’clock ftor a "Slumber" party. Each B c * m c k £ ? 7 Seoul is asked to briqg two sticks row Hatton,; o f arood, nose bags for topper and breakfast, cot and blanket Mrs. Ouida Wilson has aa her guests, Mra. C. A. Montaya and daughters. Carmen and Eleanor o f Waal Palm Beach. - - FRIDAY The first regular meeting of Altman, Chart* the Sons and Daughters of .the Trims ms, Joe Territory o f Florida wQl be hold at tho homo of Mr. and J. O. Revival Services To Continue This Week , The revival --------aenr Ices being conducted at the corner o f Cel­ ery and Ranford Avenues will continue through the week, the evangelist, Patrick Henry Wil­ liams, announced this morning. The subject this evening wilt be, "The World’s Greateat Pray­ er Meeting and Not a Christian in IL" On Tuesday nlfbt the subject will be, "Seven 8tory Christmas.’’ On Wednesday night. N ew Year’s Eve. a watch night ser­ vice wlU be held begimtag at 1:30 o’clock and aandwlehe* and toffee w lll.be eerved from Mrs. Ned Hants (left) and Mrs. Wales Latham, president of Bundlra for Britain, hdeda Chpt E. Maekay at LaGuardia Yield, New York, a bound volume containing thrparaonal greetings nf more than 20.000 'Americana to,Queen Elisabeth and alto $10,000 to help provide comforts •for tha hapless children of Britain. Mrs. Fred R. Wllaon left on, Friday for Chicago, III. to visit with tar aon-ln.law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Dan Mi’ chem. Holiday Tarty' Often By MUsea Wtfctna The MUaea Dorothy Vlgglns and Mary Wlggtaa, a ttt» U at tha University of Getogta In Athens, home for tha holidays, held Open House at theldjUm* un Magnolia Avenue last it n t . . Striking amngementaVtf paineefcfaU' and palms formed the background for the lighted red candles which burned onTthe man­ tel .In the living rucm.kA'perlod settee stood before an' arrange­ ment o f poinsettUs sad palms among which boned rad tapers. Th« decoration was extended to tha atalrway landing. Cantaring a lace coveted table was a red punch bowl.'.behind which was placed clusters of Igrgo •llrtr beHa with rad lights borotar wtth)n. Assisting the hostesses wars tha muses Dorothy Carlin Palmer and Ellas Her. About .76 guaata ail party. RADIO NEW8 WDBO Mlaa Irene Richie* has returned to her home In Jacksonville nflrr visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richter. Robert McCall, student a t Brawton-Parker Junior College In Meunt Veron, Ga., ia the guest of hit parents, Mr. and Mrs. Georgs It. McCall. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wight aad grandchildren. Susan Kirtlay sgd Pato Mero, have gone for Cairo, Ga-, to attend tho wed­ ding of Mlaa Carrie Wight. L. IL 8walm left Saturday for kla bom# in Berkley, W. V »affer spending tho past two week* with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Swalm at tbs Hotel Mayfair. Mlaa Laura Maa Brown o f Montreat College, Montreat, N. C. ia spending the holidays with her mother, Mra.G. II. Brown, at har hams on Park Avenue. ‘ Mr. ami Mrs. Milton Black and New Year’s Danoe ton, Harry, of Huntersville, N. C. era the guest* of Mr. und Mra. K. The Key Club of 8emlno1a High W. Fite as lltelr hom-t hi l>l«ry School ia sponsoring an -Informal Avenue. dance on Now Years' Eve In •M CUy Hall, beginning at 9:00 o’clock and lasting until 1:40 o'clock. Yfta danca was previously announced to bu held In tbo aa*S«tt« COLBERT R a y M IL L A N D >/ta Armory. . v . To morrow "a Program 8:30 Norman Beasley and Florida Cowboys 1 :00 Breakfast Bravitiea 7;45 UP News 8:00 The World Today H:1S Breakfast Rendeivoua 8:45 Virginia 0:00 Morning Devotions 0:16 Symphonetlea 0:30 Tune Time 0:45 UP News 10:00 Mamel 10:06 Black and White Notes 10:18 Myn and Margo 10:80 Stepmother 10:48 Woman of Courage 11:00 Mary Leo Taylor 11:18 At Home with Hally Mar­ tin 11:80 Tha Esquires ___ i 11:48 UP r»ew* 11:66 Temperature tlrftt Kate Brallh 12:15 Walta Tima 12:30-Da neatlmau 12:45 Our Gal Sunday IrOO DUIa Farm Club 1 £0 Brbire School of tha Air 1:46 Road of Llfa 1:00 Young Dr. Malona 1:15 Jaycn Jordan l:$0 The Goldbergs premised all who attend tWf | affair. > Members of the Key Ctab elude: William Earle. John Mil; Walter Anderson, Harold jUl Russell Young, Billy HoHyk , and Mra. S. a Graham I Kart Schulte, P auliH lekto^ aa their weekend guests, mett Hernion, Charles Parks " Nuabie Chulaano of Orlando. ran Daniels, Mack Cleveland, iral Charles Leavitt of Ft. Harry Lao, Jr-, David Git log, O a, and Robert Cm of Taylor Brown, Junior Br lonvlllf. I Lambert Palmer. Bluart Qua ' man, Ear! Jatar, Edward M in whan TOMORROW,, BARGAIN DAY Double Program r4iu are invited to he 'fivent G akP aH y Package (ioods Drive on oi try one ol famous sandwiches. Average Citizen Can Not Buy Auto Tires roll. there will b« a full attendance at tha first meeting of tha jrt'ar. . The R. W. Ware .Class af Urn Mathodlst Church, formerly the 50-80 Bible Class, will have Its regular meeting at tha church annex at 7:30 P.M. with Mrs. Eaear Price and Mra. 0. H. Put­ nam aa hostesses. Delicious Cock tafia WAaiUNtrrON. Dec. (A n All (hi nation s average motorists —including even traveling sales­ men, taai driven and residents of isolated rural areas larking other transportion—will be prohibited from buying new automobile tires, under eligibility requirements establishes! yssterdac for the government’s new tire rationing program. The regulations, issued by Price Administrator la-on llemlerson for the guidance of local tire ration­ ing boards which begin operating Jan. 5, bar is,nance of tire pur­ chase certificates evrrpt to own­ ers of motor vehicles which fall within seven sharply defined clas­ sifications, covering essential m-rvicei for health, safety and underatrial and commercial alterations. Simultaneously, Henderson urged tho millions of mutorista Mixed Drinks SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Complete W aahln* 4k I. iihru;iiion S erv ice < DAVID M. EARLE * M \SAGER Third * Park Ay*. TUI.KIHONE 9149 Package (ioods — Baei FREE DELIVF.in —PHONE KSO BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR 112 W. FIIIHT STREET Mta, Rtba Feldman Inspect! soldiers leggings In tha quartermaster depot at Philadelphia, after army author!* Ilea allowed her to "taka up where Jackie left off." Jackie Is her 18year-old son who was killed In tha Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Eugtne F. Krum, In charge of In­ spection, Is shown with her. 2:45 UP New. 2:50 Throe Sister* 2:55 Matinee Musicale. 3:|5 Jerry Wayne songs. 3:30 Renfro Valley Fojfs 3:48 What Freedom Mi-ar.s 3:85 Pros* Newt 4t00 ’’ Milestones In American Music” 4:30 Undt Trio 4:48 Mark Jlawley, News 8:00 For The Farmer 8:10 Twilight Malodira 8:30 lntarluds 8:45 Scattergood Haines . PRESCRIPT! CAREFULLY AND QUICKLY FILLED LANEY’S DRUG STORE PHONE 103 =111=111=111= III III=111= 11 d s n i x .i i u i i c ‘JV’ Mra. J. U Ingley and Mrs. 0. ! " i D, Workman entertained frith a * * danea Friday night In the Valdoa Hotel for tMlr aona Jimmie, a . . . . cadet at Suwannee Military Aerots. I bin Military Academy In CohimSgt. bia, Tann. tbart The ballroom wu decorated to Christmas colors of green and rad with Braiflian toppra Mr. and Mrs. Mae Huddlestoh lie arrived from ValdosU, Ga. rei»«t with Mr. Huddleston a other. Mra. W. 0. Row aad Mr. S cookies t o * . «r»ed hoeteases throughout the Nimen— Defidous ft Chicken BANDW1CHK8 ALL KB4D6 OF ANGEL« EAT SHACK ■* - Vsfsass — bstgleg jaa Us sera mtmtj — sad leap fear (Mailj kvthhy. Tkey'U twaU* �<« l I A ..h _t — r a ^ T i <, ,dka oaA fEte. ..- - a t o »ii)> I . THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA R ew m aeB w w pew w w the contention. Oremjght entrie* for Monday FIrat Race— Fatarlty 1 Alanxo S Philip Morria 2 L* E. L. fl Dod *Lonier .1 EllsabethJonea 71>ancingWarrior .0A4.3I J . 4 Old Briar 8 Ruth Mulroek Second Race— Fatarlty So* loot* teloodD . LONOWOOD, Dec. 29—(Spec. (Flrat Half Dally Doable) 4a n *eo*kM A4, UlI-W H h th* opening card out 1 Miriam More 5 Belle Harper (at-(ME FiFTH; , ^ of Us* Way, Sanford-Orlando 2 Irene Mae 6 Sweet Caab v flOOdp — id' X*nn*I Chib settles down to Ita 3 Rip Along 7 Kid Mika OfACK lMrt*TV4f. 90-day racing r'nitin* tonight at 4 Smoky Dude 8 Blaxe Up RftiTT. U*J I t ' located midway be. Third Race—5-18 Mile ria/AWolariNt anford and Orlando on (Laat Half Dally Doable) fAT Comtv»y i Jfeway IT. 6 Flaghom itoaotMoi Tonight**, feature rac* will be 1 Twenty Bueka 8 Brother Skip JM o . a futurity (print with a field <•( 2 Glen Condon 7 Golden Alice — Adtcal eight fteLbreakers aeheduled to 3 Faat Fire 8 Lenient ADlMUM match ktride* In th* ninth event 4 Little Rip Feurth Race— Futurity of the l U t 1 Dod Larkin May Keen uanfiteAvy Poor of the eight are familiar CltoaWFCOet to Central Florida', fane. They 2 Rip Tha Way 8Court Coquette MJUO 7 Hell’s Fire am Idicky Mark, Sunflower 3 Fielder tetM A u Joyful Mom Ch*f, Erie and Grand 31a. The 4 Mark Me Down if axMof Firth Race —5.11 Mile four newcomcra are Euala Kay, -JAd.lJy 5 Duaty Daunt Calumet, R*u Faddy and Officer 1 -Don X 2 Willie Mite 6 Sinny Matron Andrew. ^ •: 8 Dee Lorein A secondary feature la the .1 Gay More I Miami Calling 8 Stand Up 'eleventh Ymea, th* quinlela. Much Sixth Race — Fatorlty Intereat will bd displayed In the 1 Dod Lrcount S Natural Roll debut of lum ber Jack, a dog 2 Slam 8 Dob Moore which raced with aucceaa earlier 3 Court Ouix 7 Slim Hazard thla aeaaon at Hollywood. Lumber H Tweedledum Jack hai Urn Jump In training on 4 Panchenla Race —3-18 Mile most of the other doga and can 1 MySeventh f> Dullamtn . he counted On aupply moat of 2 ArmyFortune Man 8 Delay Mint / J a >i. g * 3 Ida Willard 7 King Melody Jodad-/ 0JU-A w o l r d t 4 Stand Over 8 Smoky Tate [*IQ O O O LoS AdGeUES OPCaI Eighth Race — Futurity ' ^ .w it n r d t ic o a e of . W i — 1 Port Side C Golden 1‘alarc 2 Lucky Taker 6 Lucky Sla 3 Curate 7 Stay'a Image 4 March Boy H Slim Crimea Ninth Race —Futurity i I ffuale Kay 5 Officer Andrew 3 Calumet 8 Eric \ 3 Red Paddy 7 Sunflower Chef 4 Grand Sla 8 Lucky Mark jaj Ji euiea uyt**l r Tenth Race — Futurity tu tie+ ieo as acao coacA 1 Piet Fury & Lady Higher VOJJU at Aarftt p a w l ■* e e c a n e 2 Charlie Haft 8 Dairy OM CS-(Ac. PRoresstcalAL R wtwau. Monle Blue 7 Lucky Vicky CXAJK. Bose - srJUftjRoai-deeeAnat* S5 j 4 Chief Starter 8 White Zephyr C K M G t - Ml U-TfATa 7 Eleventh Kace —5.18 Mile Sod - *1RHwve Zk-iXllOtU, STATE U (Qalalela Race) ;so6AK-BbKwcou.i9-Te>*terrti t9 6 Lumber Jack 1 IF YOUR OLD | 1 inlander , l COPSW-TtXAJ AM. i J- RMMUrt 12. 2 Pleaaant Sue 0 Don Orlando 2 Jovial Duke 7 Yokel Hoy Dude Hank 8 Lucky Rangrr Dog Tirack Settles Down For 90 Days Racing Routine S o rd s ' R e v ie w iofj vth e ) ^ f e a r TMAN’S 1 USED CARS 1 • JPdsfhrffi CAR | HAS POOR TIRES TKADE IT IN ON ONE OF OUK USED CARS Tbit Hava Good T im ■Iktnxa Town Sedan $675.00 1939 Plyraottth Coupe —..... — 485.00 18 Cherrplel . •luxe Town _____S 475.00 17 l i i i T n i i i Ue- 1‘Bpt. Sedan ..ill H395.00 ,, ..37 'MymoaI- Shdan — ... .. 3 U5.00 J Joe L o u is Select Selections K ayos T r a in in g lly RALPH WARNER P a rtn e r GREENWOOD LAKE. Dec. 29 — Joe Louie caught Dee Amoa with a virloua right croia Sunday and aent the 200-pound New Yorker off to a 10-mlnutc nap aa the champion opened the final two ereeke of training for the title match with Buddy Baar on Jan. 9. . Loula worked four rounde In all, taxing agalnat Don Monro*, Amoa, George Fitch and Gaor|« Nichoiwm , la ,.th a t. order. After the drill hte weight waa down to 209 pounda ana tha champion announced he would take a va­ cation for a eoupla of dayi. Baer alto dlaplayed hla beat form of th* preparation a, hurting both Jim Robfnsoa and Elaa Tbompaon with hard righte. Th* ritgllenger went - three round* jjalnat eath. '' 1998 tlymoalhOrtiFd w------- 385.00 ii)37 UkUmpbjle 4 :.i HrAa. Coupe 355.00 Great* hand* with butter to prevent sticking when ahaplng popcorn ball* of pulling taffy, TRUCES 1941 Chenolet ft Ton Ftcxap 545.00 AN TS 1995 Chevrolet 1U ton Qtb ft Chula * ....^ 208.00 1084 Chevrolet ' ' • \Yi too Cab A Stake .......- 155.00 1137 Ford 60 ft Ten Fleitup .. • 175.00 mm ____ o ifiu y n m EATSEMINATION I / ■ Ita Duke over Oregon State by It point*, Miaaouri over Ford ham by 13 pointa, Georgia over Tev*» Chrlatian by 14 (Hilnta, andTeiaa A. and M. over Alatama by one point. The kry game la the Sugar Howl rlaeh between the power­ laden Tigera of Miaaouri and New York’s more veraatile, finny Ram. In 90 percent of the meet. Inga of thla type, power will Ovrrihadow flaahineaa, and the old hunch real, strongly with Miaaouri. The Tiger* perhaps pack mure straight away powrr than any college club beck aa far *• th* era In which Pitta, burgh powerhouse*, under Jock Sutherland, dominate tha grkl •can*. Though waikor in other departments, Missouri should handle F'ordham by 20 to 7. The Itusc Howl entanglement over at Durham, N, C., offer* many possibilities, not the least! of which >« the etinrif uf a Heaver victory due to their de­ termined fight coupled with Dull overconfidence. However, as l'» the actual strength of tb* tw* outfits. The Blue Devils ahoald be rated on t»p by 14 or 2$ pointa. Georgia should romp on Ttty.it Christian. Thy B'dliloga have iu« perlor all nrtu'id atrength, bid while Chriatlan’e main bop* lie* with Ita fine back, Kyle Gil leap id, Oeortl4"«4li’ 'H»nt*r wHh'J'ABAmerican Prankia Hlnkwich. Thla Oranfa Bowl botUa cats a dupli­ cate rating with th*' Rot* Bowl MIAMI Dec. 29—(Special)— This week of competition at Trap, leal park at Miami win be head­ Al'PLKa. lined by the running of two $2,600 I * . I t . ___ _ features. Pint . of these will be AYOCAtKM. tiu. hprs. l i l t In f i t * the Orange Bowl Handicap, aet BANANA*. ■* lb. b u n t. ll.T s to lit* . for decision'on New Year's morn­ tlKANA Bnsp. b o hpr Tdrgn. I 1.lt ing. It is a mile and a sixteenth I to IM S P ot* It *0 W ax IS.oa text. The otherA* tha tlx furlong U m t It.* * t o It.ta winter handicap,which will be run (.'A llllA d t^ ran. ban.. t*tt to ter. l i l t * m I t * * * hpr II.11 Chinese on Saturday. Judging from the rrt II t l In II II manner In which the meeting’s fea. CHAYtlTK. bn hpr »I.Tl to I I H lures have filled thus far, both C A Illiirn i. lo w but. tee to lie. oil.I.A H D H . tuim. bun. t ie to t ic should attract good fields, with t.'OICN. Hhelled. white c w t b e t s hanh seasoned by action during I I T l le l i l t t’ K l-K W . CM. I J .n te m e the fint seven beat favored. rrt No.1 It ti Following the . custom In­ CAI'I.IPLOTVCIt. to li.T ) augurated in 1939, the racing on U n A P P P lIU n , ffiesajr. B oars U. *. Comb. I I .I t t* b*,s lu g The. no. New Years day will atari at I II-It. *v b o a b a r t ie 10:00 A. M., so giving horsemen, KUhlQTATH bekt. II I t visitor, to this retort and natives I.UIKR llu bu. haakL I l l s an almoet continuous day of l.RMONH t, b o . . 110. I l l * |*H •prta a, the Orange Bowl game, II H K T T tT E Iceberg loose ilr y pack which ihia year ha, drawn Ldna ter Iced, w dot. I t.10 to IS TI Grorgia and Texas Christian, In 11,11. Xpanl.h I S t l In IS.lt starts shortly after the con­ ONION* SO lb seek yellow IS It IS.lt. ftpanrab. It.IS to ISIS, clusion of the racing program. At tn while IS.*7 cu s. bun. Ste to tae the writing the most prominent OltANtlKH. b o s LVH com b l l . l t prospecBi for the Orange Bowl b sn . ISr No S SI.SO k e g . S*o Handicap are The Chief pnd PAIIMI.KV. don bun. tie limi-factor, the two raining such I’ KAH. (lreen. bu hpr II Ti to U-M . consideration through excellent IlirTAItAOAM bd IJb. e4ek S l.lt efforts in the Christmas handi­ l>OTAT«IKH. |le,| lllle, hpr. No. 1 •l,e II 10 lo II. U cap. ..til'AHII hpr while IM S yellow tso e lu HI'lNACII. t ill bo hpr. Bummer ID A MAY •akaawa: GROOM. Add re* e for Ik* C a n d y . o f I t a l n k D a U •t Florida. aad you o r * ' k * t«k r repaired I# IU* your appears a*a la Ik* la id cans* o a January Ilk . l i l t . Let thla IM I m M published one* d a rin g tack w eek fa r fe u r n u m l l f * wooka la th* Baaford Harold, a aaoapapar pkkll*k*d la a*Id co a a ly . WITNESS m y kaad aad aaal a* n a r k o f Ik* Clraali Court *1 tbo M ath Judicial Circuit, la aad lor Ik* County o f Seminal*. d ia l* o f F ieri**, tkl* Dacaaihar Ilk , A , O. t ill, ' » O P. HERNDON Clerk o f lit* C lrcull Court By A. M. W I K I Ten are hereby comm anded aad re* aired lo ap p ear J se n a ry |. IttS. t o th* b ill • ( com plaint Hied again st yan la Ik* C ircuit Coart la aad f* r S*m laele Cwwaty, F lorida, by Clareae* Groom , th* i t a , being g t o l , / o r d iv ­ orce. Thla ord er ebalt be pobltabed one* each w eek #»r fe a r oopaeeut lv e . w eek s In TUB SANFORD HERALD, a new spaper published la -Sem lael* County. Florida. W itness m y oTrleUI signature ■ad seal o f th* aald M a r t at Sanford. F lorida, this December I. !*« 1. r. O. < IIBRKDON Clerk ml Orcnlt Court By A. M. TVEKKH D. -C. (B E A L) ■is tm m c s R c ir r o o r a r o r t iib NINTH JUDICIAL CHtClTT. JN AMD F O * TMM CO I'MTV o r •MMIROLM, FT ATM OF FLOMIDA. IM CMAMCMMT. ADfcLlNB ROCHON I'ETXHM. plalatlff, vn. A R TH U R HENRY PETERS. D e­ fendant. NOTICE TO A PPE A R TO T H E DEFENDANT. ARTH U R HEN RY PE TE R S: YOU A R E H E R E B T NOTIFIED lo appear I* th* above styled caue*. a d lrerca autt. which la pending In lha C ircuit Court o f lb * Ninth Judicial Circuit, la aad (C IH C U rr SEAL) Relief At Last ForYour Cough era aad to aot, , _ _ haal raw. Under, tn* pi mrfl DltJD CJllnl mucous mamochtaj to ten ytm bnujea. Tell jroor your dnsggtst 4 Craocnulxion with tha una botua of oraamu Uka Ut* way It dtrstandtoE you B ‘ tw you art quickly to hart your money \mdL ' CREOMULSION for Coughs,ChditCoUt, IronchlHi Type. U r l o it.a * . contestants. t -t bu t » m b . ( l it The hardest match to figure Is TANI1KIIINICO. f a t l ST the Trxas A. and M.—Alatama «\VT INTTATOICS. r e t t w i n , l i f t joust. The feeling persist* that tn |l It. ‘ llama has slightly (he better eleven. But playing at home, plus LEGAL NOTICES a really fine ritra point con­ verter, Drrace Mover and hla MOT 1CM Aggie mntee may fool Jimmy N n l're In hnr*bV * ! « * * t h * l I Tielson and a Crimson Tide nm rn e e u n d In the fern buelneee squid that may be a trifle ovtr- at H anford. P in ., under Ih* f k llllo u e nam e F lo rid a L e a f a n d confblent. Cti. and that I In ten d to Anyway, we’re still strinlng rFern e s lr le r said nam e p u rsu a n t to along witb Missouri. the term s n f th e " F ic t it io u s N am e M lalule" I C h a p le r IC tli Law s of More than 6,500 miles of brown F lo rid a ) w ith th * C lerk o t lb * paper, 18 Inches wide, were uaed C ircu it C o u rt o t a ernlnole- C ou a a. as protective wrapping for pipe ly . F lo rid«T B. niT M B I.E Y and uted in construction of the IraqW . C . IIL’ M D L B T . Faleatin* oil line. Den it. I t t l. ----------------- — —s — —— — GET THE THRILL Y our m o n o y -------------- ••I I* I' i »( mi j '•*! of Picking Winneca ! h i T O N IG ftT fS * A B J J S IP A B ^ P B A T U R E SUSIE KAY CALUMET RED PADDY GRAND SIS Y 0PP1CER ANDREW ERIC SUNFLOWER CHEF LUCKY MARK . ’ I* an I W D »0 u’ ' * -4 * ," „ ^ U|U* * NO M1N0R8 ALLOWED POST TIME tits P. M. UNION BUS STATION V. Term ite# •*. FLORIDA TO NINTH RACE-FUTURITY , r Sciamtiflc IaaalaHoM* • 8*Yaar lo a d e d Guaraittea , Vroa j—partloM -r ' PHONE ORLANDO, S K V H ID L It SH OES fo r boys B. CORRECT L. Perkins MBITS WEAR i PARK AVE. PH O N E « On Roa(« 17 (Sanford Highway) at Longwood about 8 talks North of Orhado TURN AT RED ARROW Vi — Altman Chevrolet Co. f • ' 7: ; By, PAULI ROBINSON ^ E T T A K E T T W .U i »W sw W AryarD Lk<uro .... I don't- THEVeO Classified Advertisements BUSINESS fKHVlCa Tropical Park Will Feature Two Events F A R M E R S ’ M A R K E T TWO small muck mules 7t ( u r a o PEED* at Touch toi/i n : *, — i" LOVELY BEmOOM, tanMiprteg t u U n iM . hot water, boat, adjoining oath Plead »18J. ’r y ; * r THE LONE RANGER 3 PAC M AO I [ Kw h u r in g Em ts m c it a i i v �Wt • i Mift■-•’V;■>>. 1 ‘.t--ei»•<i W“* -wV'-- ■ H P -; k W E TIT *4>- •*•*.*. ubltr u| ‘. ■ ■— SJ.I . AN INDEPENDENT fyAILY NKWHI’ APEH 5c V • R .A .F . y rrtrr « l tire Sanford M The Only O n lr n l 'i1.* h,,r l loriil.i City A ffording Hail. llig h w / c to And Water Tran^pnrlalinn , * # a t t t a it fe r a lit ■" VO LU M E X X X J U Hr* ~■*** * -w TT . f >">**. Than Any . r »ckta 9 EaUbHnhcd In 1908 ai— 1j SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. I)F.( KMHKit 29. l«l|I Nazis1Stalled In Russia U. S., Russia, Britain United American Soldiers Hold Line Against Axis Against Reinforced Japanes 9s a Military, Diplomatic Plan Mapped By Roosevelt-Churchill And By Eden-Stalin 1 Young Nazi Soldiers ► Flee From CounterAttack As Russians Continue Offensive .Member Awnwlnlrd P its * M MIIKIt I ,S . M e n t i a i n ( i r o u n D E ^ A t O n e P o in t E n e m y F o r c e s /\ B e in g A u g n ie n t e il-^ !!! Torpedoed Freighter Makes Port — One Dead JN N flF AMerialH Ff*** *Panic Spreads The major power* fiichtiiiK the Axi*—th# United Staten, Britain »n«l Rui.hu—have been united hi • common military and diplomatic program aimed at the final tie *truction of llitearinni, it w aj ilin­ closed today ai the l!riti*h foreign office announced in u historic statement that Foreign Secretary Kden had been conferring III Mos­ cow for two week* with H.idei ;• f’ ION DON, Dee. Premier Stalin. :• « ~ A i W N . ; i * M » t w i (N il . Kden ami Stalin reached full agreement on all i|iie.<tiona relat­ Thla photo from Germany contain* tha following admlaalon: ing to conduct of the w»r. the w a n i thr Grrm n air firtr “ A German motorised unit stalled by >nn* on Ihe eastern front.' statement said. Furthermore, as to aktal H Perce at •f ll» they talkol th«*y kept in constant Not only ar» tha famed N*»l pansrrs rrpi rtril stalled on thnl front, H *k •Irewglh. touch with the White ||ou«e in but they are reported^ta retreat on all aeetora but Ihe Crimea. Washington, where !*resl«lent LONDON. D ee.I»— (A P I— Roosevelt anil Frime Minister FJlkt t i M | tklfa totallaj ('hurchill were aimilnr'.y laying ,, l5.Ua taaa. all task*, aai. war plan* with complete under* 1< manltioaa atareo and a qaWk standing and agreement. Uaf— ouran) Indaatrlal plant Linked in One Great Mm were destroyed In a British Thus through the two con­ M raid oa ths ssaail Islands af ferences, the three big p* wer*» Vttgao, I N aillaa asrth at nnd indirectly Ihe «mailer nitmnt V»A?*' Ilerren, Norway. It waa af. ll I’lsn* for the formation of a fighting the Axis, were linked to­ fleURy anacuaetd today. r bc United S lu t is l« ight«*i A lo iim k a , 5,llPfi fornio coast. The Cnnun»dity Allocation Hoard for gether on a single aim, described Tit* raid waa rarriad oat Sem inula County have been made hv the London foreign office aa .!• ns, limps into pott, victim o f » torp ed o attiiik some of. her cargo arar the weekend by a a r t t w . t>. I1. •Herndon, chairman of *'the utter defeat of Hitlerite by .* Japunew** Hiihmamie ^ lo», C a a a i i t t fart* af Ik* mile-* o f f the Call her dei k- nwush. the Induatry and Material Re- (Jermany.* ' • British Army, aided hr Ulkt tourer* Cifnmittre, and J. to f a r m af tka kaaia ‘ float of In nldition, i|uestions of post­ Ingley, chairman of the Seminole war policy aimed nt maintaining thn B-A-P. . County Council, today announced peace ami security were discussed tha nomination, subject to cun at Moscow, ns they have l»een In Hr rraaak firmatlon, of three local citiien* Washington. The BritUh have pushed to the State Defense Council and HoHpud In Libya, striking Nothing wa* snid in the British tha Office of Price Admlniatratlon r, from the couth. »t the rein Washington to aerve on thla foreign office statement -lilrn th treatlnor main Axln force in board for Seminole County. Two cal to on# released in Moscow — All Fijuininent worker* at the ‘ her AgedjtM* AM* * en d alternate members also were nom regarding whether Russia win'Id m w Ssnfonl.t ,\ A airport start­ Inatnl Tha nantea nf the men go to war with Japan. Unofficial : ,v b om b in g A sia tfoopii A*, troop* fto m from ed *evrn-tUy u week duty yrster. “ Vary satisfactory" area the nominated will not bo disclosed obaerter* hava posed this «|ue*tk)t« «•»»>'. Pmjcrt Supervisor Ralph ' H k ir In th e B ardie aoetoy. t*rm Med today by Ril Hlggina. until they are approyed, Mr weighing both the advantage* and l.uhiimkl *tuted yrsterdsy. ami R i * 'german y o u t h * secretary of tha Chamber of Com- Inatey stated. disadvantage* of Russia's mwalhIhe ihice large Le Tmirntau iImu « N ^ T n ^ r e g * n l t® tha number Tha boaril. primarily, will be ing normally neutral in ihe l*a* stiuveU me bring upcratiHl 21 hours chart*) wwn with t*r the ■ rarponsibility . front cnurgvi) t» j cifiCa ever aince Jspan tier r>\cl| |u day. w . h af ratWmla# aiitoaseblto time sad war pH tha Unit^l HlaUa and Bjj* ^ ffmtw *fw-fiH-iFWtr.nmt f’ln1* UiMiUts are wnrkjKg uk full uni runway i* mur I II I’ lllllW III Sc|||(f||l||> f *1111..... 111 *•peed SH.I etpected 1 to be located tub«-s to otvrllan atera, btrt later that Nipponese (laim — • Chiitii YieloritCO Prefcure F o es^B f I' o k y o P a r n e l i u t i s i C E D r o u O n D u t c h !• vT la n d O f S u n i a t r U N lish w tSMINtiTIIN Dvr. «».repi rlrd . t«da% I ttilrd Stair* *uli- htrVKl.' "uiiiH's ha<| mult lo o mart incm, chip* in the Fnc Ka*l ■ . |!'j sml that f t'ailnl State* ilr*.1 trorer h.'il *uffcrnl slight |J , •Isinaca anl miimr msualtUPP.i l| from Upanr-r plaae*. ;| < \ I |— the M r .U T ,r Plans Made For Formation Of Commodity Allocations Board Citizens Appear To Be Interested In Trade School Number Of Iuquiries Received Said To Be Satisfactory ■ *>ya7, ! hrre. ,1 . ,t Robert Dolly, federal , repre­ sentative. la exspc'rd some time thla weak, ,\r. Illplns a'l ted. if sufficient number of atudants hare made application, the arhool la aipectad to be established here. Mr. Dolly will go over the matter ■.**£! sectiona pf the German army were reported to hare bean ruahreed Into tt a brooch in n deaparete w affo»t to item the rout. The Soviet Information Bureau mid 553 towns and villngea have been rtocrupled In the area In the last ten days. _ In Cairo,, unite of tha R.A.F. • with the eld of Free French bombers have struck fresh blows nt the Asia lifeline la Libya, firltlah headquartere reported, while tanluapported British trbopa maintained aiatlnuauily Increae% ing pressure en the mala AM of treat General can army. -r «donate f « 2’ building S tt& SH gS apace for the w l n | /* enterprise. Men in Sanford and vlelnity be­ tween tha agea of tt and 55 are eligible to attend the school and are urged t ’ gat their appllca. tlons to tie Ch»mh*rol Commerce office at.the City Hell Immediat. ly. Tha coureaa will eonalst of electrical welding, radio trans­ mission, ship carpentry or boat building,' auto macbanlca and aero mechanics. Day and night classes will be conducted. “The number of Inquires re. calved regarding the defense training school la vary satisfact­ ory," Mr. Hlggina declared, “ and the people aeera to be anxious to Local Red'Cross “*•«**«" •Gets Appeal From Heng To Sit Down To National Chairman (government W o r k ’ oo, It .will be ralletl upon to ra lion 'other eearntlal tuppltrs. ac fdrdlhg to the State Defense Council. Because of the acute robber shortage, no tires or tube* can be sold to any one until Jan. 6. After this date, the raltouInK board will Issue purchase eertifi rates to person* deemed rligibl • to buy a lire or tube. Leon County organlied the first board of this type, and nthrr similar boards will be establi-h.d in ell counties In the state. It is estimated by I'.eon Ilem? ir*o». federal price administrator, that civilian use of tlrre wl.l have to be cut about M percent, Restrirtlons at present do not apply to used'tires or retread*. The duties of tha board are di­ vided Into four aeeilona as follows: 1. Determine who shall receive tires In accordance with indruc tlons, regu'atione and standards furnished from Washington. 2. Issue certificates to appli­ cants that »r« deemed eligible to purchase tire*. Keep records of all applicants, •11 rejections and all certifiraUa Issued. • 4. Maks periodic report* to the 8tatc Defense Council. NEW YORK CITY, Dec. 2 9 . Speclet)—The chicks, grandchlcks and g n a t yrandchlcks o f FlorIda’s a.4M/XX) ban* and rooster* o f 1940 are goU r on a health quartsrs In WuktafftMl uryinc farm routine nest year. They'll the fulfillment o f the county a pet vitamins, sunlamps, -activat­ EDGEWATRRI PARK, Mb*.. war fend quota, (he eeid today^ ed- feeds, cedlhrer extract and practically averythlnf.but castor Dec. 29.—(A’l— Lean Don Faurot Mrs. F. BL Rooralllat ekalrman * • 1 Um local chapter of American Red Ctoaa, neetred an appeal recently from Mtioaul bred- Missouri Plans To Outscore Fordham ' “ Thi OIL lumbentadrn ship threw off when hit nnd made port with One crew member wa* 1%11 Of Kquipmcnt Help Agent States Women A r e Enthusiastic In Defense Work > Russian aaaault In tha Kal •actor, N PiIlea northwsst Moscow, Rad army dispatches '•reported yesterday aa tha Ruaalan coantar offensive continue to rer»ln ground bath north and aouth • o f tha capital. ______ Panic waa aaid to hire apraad a n d 1 untrained retnforcamanta I Ilr lMnvUlr.1 l'rr**l F. D. R. Pledges Food Studied Bv A‘ Air";»rt S'? rt Support And Aid r . . , Seven-Day Wee Extension Uubs T o Philippines Conservation hasn't anv high hopes that hi* Tiqera ran stop ForilThey're f * t to do for a nation Missouri kaaaL ail.aL 2m 2L. Q«, ... . D...I them will hare to ntamp out e«ra iui Hiwn a TKiom csHmvrouvn* basis— 10,- •ire for victory. “ W# don't knew t o o much That's the teak the povarnment •boot Fordham." salH tha friend' l» conch ef the MhNreaternor*, kaa' aaal«ivad Flprldn hens with the pointed inggeeUon they alt who hare eetaMiahad n tralp*-e * ( o to work. At the camp here beside tha warm Gslf. Florida penltryuen waters. “ Rut wa de knew they hare are t e t i f nriod to tacreeoe this peart fkoek of MTL000 broilers, an attack that la likely to fryers, roosters aad f*wl to 4*> any thno. Taev’ll no doubt Woll ju t bars to 41TjDtD birde neat yeeV. on a production-line tlfiOO d i j a o f them In 1942. . rcorlmr n m o A t f t I— preV »b!e w tnosr-l lonrned lour *r>. whoa I was a yaaaf coach, not U say anylMw .^ M t the result Cvewtey Vu % ReHidcntH Promised Help In Driving Jnps O f f Island W ASUINUffON, lier *•. Anu rinin a n .1 I'iliiii. foreps trrinily lirltl .IhW lilt.'.* iui tin' island n f l.tt? ill I Its* l’ liili|i|iitH's and rvi lii'Murud Ilium at <>’ tr |N.i t'slm acain-t f\r»'-ntiilll_ D - . ii.^ ‘ .lii|iutn>Hp mimle-r*. ■la|<aiii'si> ruitliiiiii-d t.i po i K'liifnri'i'nii'iils aslm rc " 1' R A . R I In- I ’ S. truvf I In* l.fli*a)!iit t f d islandfis hopf 'h at wa* mi t Itf wav ^5535 I hi l.ip.iiM -. sIII,'Ill'll nn,| tch-,!i. .i tln ii i«rfrii .1, iii ||i,* tie* td the V;)«l put'll It* blit gieiind. In Ills' Siiii;apt>re »«vl Ihi- slapuiie e r<*|intt «l l in.ll I af at lint i*t t in tr Medan mi •a*t ctwt t Duit it miaml «sf Sun* trsi s.ml tli,> > ipps»i)t *t' iiImi i -.ml iss h i\s- , upturs .l lpt’ h Csiiiiiiuinitatisin* ami im nun cenlcr in the Pi-iak Strait, * mile* math s»f Suigapsirs* oa I .Maluvmi p.'miMiilur, aiul ryintui ,d r> k’ upMnjf ihe capital iff 5^ mWalt Help M'S* pit tlgetl to tho tin. Ills* puti-ii *isIt* of Ills- Miami n r «• o'ro**«itiif •*•.»!.»*i t int,ivi of fmitU Ihi* Y* ir. Ml a Ollldi U ll •nu the gruunth pmhihils 24- battled Philippine* li*t night bv lUn'etu'ss J,l|* •!*••*••• pi.tac* pi.illf i.nsls i| tlu* lit |*imki«vi'||, -h*»rlly a ftn , •mi. ri mtv houif dfMtiMtq|nt»mil h'uir duty L»r every department, Slovak Citizens nm*nt th*- »»»'»rhiog. AAdim? would) |.f y»*»< 4 fCj ar# At Slavia Show "the ••nthii^in-I!*• cud willihg tit l>#Ut ill tho link- |H»rtioii i>f »ht» Vi I ion .1 1 Ik fiM -r nrotrrjim ** (>.t Loyalty Tc U. S. -rrv ilio n of f« U uichidi— th»* L»t riiider* mniimie work through lit- night. Wm grounds have u°t limn per. »*d nuy of the work, Mr Luhituikl vM»d. nnd only when it i* uctually i inning i* iniy time loNt. Mr. m rmining »»f -urp'in vi*g«*t •hi *- I 'iliiie*ki -fated the work is cumSlJtVIA, Dec. 2U.(Special) lire oiowu hi vhire \icMiils mg nlong fine, hut he tlitl nut Slovak citlsens hrn- rvaffu im-** which pi edict when the project would in the Spiuir I|fl2* High (omi)ii**ip»iu»r 1 II Savri* tnhl i*laml ro*i 114*ftt * •llri Ip i* *urrly rmning belli f *iu*h magintiiifi' ih at il will drive th«* Japnur*»* from " hi ndd*t “ I lf *P»»kc over a r;idi" h'M>kup, hcnitl hi the I'nitid Slate*. Mi ltm»*rvidt *cnl hi* "*idrmu plrgc that thfir friTilmn will Inliilcctm il and llu-ir iii»l»'i»«'iiib n»•• r«t dili*hftl ami prntfi'tctl And the Navy add* .| »• 4 a**ur. rues* that if vim * f'dlifVing till in. tcn«ivf ami well planned «ani •s' fall b'l** , t l*at thr Jai1* ' paign a«*rin*t which will Ur*ull in p«)*illlVf »«*l«(anre to. Ih.- .IIff. •II *• •»f Hu Philippine l*l.i nil*. " Meantime)• f •••••f ill «|I||||-hr* *UI*I (Vncral 1hillglu* Mat■\ilhui * s. •*laii«| Ini 111 *•* o f t s.rrvgi* ;ii i h «n l i niii’f tsi Muml.'i |) lur ttase ltnttf-1 tloifay. \ mini •if ranlt*i * h tif lepsirletl *1 down and the Far K.i*t lu*i mo. i Is i . tif the U A •iit Osniiis s-.| m.i * iui in.ih r^M iliaugs* sin ills- Dositli nr *())*■ limit* tsulay t inints i at tusk f— I hitch flier* m*s»i s*s| Ho* slirs si •mi ,i I.Ilfs* ,lapane*i* tr.iu-ps.it a It'll s|ss\b|| t Ws'|\,* fig III«'• |l.am** thvlr loyally to the United Stale* mpl«*ted Demon lialien women U at a meeting yestenlsy, anil »enl are sperinlinni* in methodof the fo.lowine wlie to Preablt it f(>oi| prepiirntion. nUe nutnlion New Organist Ih At Franklin D. Roosevelt; Milt, Samwak .in N | |rsi snd good f »nt| luilii'd ill roinitv “ With tha most sincere approval tinn with the defeti«e progritin Orange City Hotel niuuti| s* >aol nf our country's war in self Thr member*' veuilv prttgrum it'S'tntal ltssiig!n* Mas- Nrtliur I fense ami In defense of d.monslK- formed nrnund their defin*** K*n Davl* |« now fillinir nn *Ip »i li in i1 III. liuli •pine ds'fel Institutlona ayoinst thr horde* uf work »n himh a imuiner that it engagement st Ihe New Orange lillr* lliif Ill uf Mu ill. tin* M Hitler and Japan, we, the eijihiv is difficult to Hfiftriile the two (*dv I Intel IliillriMtm. tlu» mnna 1*rp tl 1iii •III If |l"l li I sit a t fc f l ninth Assembly of the S.ovnk Ns- j.Voqra Mr*. Wibot) pollte.l r*T of the h e ld •luted toduVIIIVIIIi'llls' mhit h Mllil Ills* 1.1pl'I^raw During the evening hour* in the tional Alliance of Amerlci, having „ ur. llivailrf * It.1.1 lltr.'ll lieu\ llv l l * a»•.embed at a protest meeting i yhP e*le„.i..n fluh* r,e elil* in ballroom hi* program* will in* ft»rvr«l. this afternoon, the JNt i day if the rminlv. I II Club., nn c Iudi* the popular Rwing num (ii ll Mar.\i Ilinr ha* cs»n*i ntt m king mi ! • i' r«>unl»• her* nf the present day. One December, 1941, at Slsvle. Fla., map|ied no* for them record dated lbs* majority of hi* Inn Ixilh Ihe nttrthcrn ami *'Milhern wish assure you that American* in* to prni-et* and rarh rbl " f hi* immue acenmpliahmenla i* iii the Pampanga province, m» of Slovak deacent are flindy keep* n written record ef h-i Jbnt of playing a duet, manlpu* *r<>nl< and hud *ror« tl "u ,,tuhle of Manila, mid coiiRideiulily M»cfr**r*.’ * united with til other loyal Ameri- work In eaeh patieillar field. Ar Inline the key* of the Hammond o f Uu- Liugnyuit (iulf coa*t wh cans behind your enlightened ICOViliny to the eenrral program, I electric °r 0"n w i t h the left the or iginal major inva.*oii thr leadership. .each club member iou*t *nw hand, the na<* tone* with his •laitssl. impudent *!and#r cs*! plttH Ihnv prolrrts during flu* I ^ k^ 'L A i HciMsrlmg that American l upon the Slovak race when Ihe vear and she# ha* a rhiilot cf Mumi n<dr* with the right hiind, I'll ili|*|*in«' 1n.iipw ar** in h traitorous Nml guvtmineni i.f preparation, baking, cm producing perfect mu«ic nn both Niiiril* aits! iiiV t ^1IIIblMbf■ll war on our boloved United State*. nlnpr. gardvfiing. poultry, live- t •Ei* llamtnond organ and the t»l* *i*lnm • again*l |p*nvy ■» stork. hr m i* Impnivemcn* #.r! Ml*,a mrk#f u* the mom rraolvtil that . . . M» r.\rlh iii i aii!. "L iiiii'* lw vi* 11 nl*o aa nut*tuniling pi America wl'l be vlehirlcus. irlnlh.ro. In order to In rlioihh* nnnircordt»nl*t. Im'**ii h* u\■> an hath aii Ira.* ri»n|p hhftd “ Eighty-ninth Awrmbly nf the «° • " ' n'' ,h |M,t Karlv lihlay Fi Iipinp A » perial Nrw Yrar’a Kvg held rarh .Soring hich i Slovak National Allinner nf in Tallahassee, n girl must com dinner will b«» serv«*d from 6:00 lh«' nnly ilrfrmlor* |tfl# nisi Im Harvey of Lloyd Amorica.thrmigh Ihe liniiih ravagi't 1 r nletc nnr nf the productive rrn I*. M. until 8:00 I*. M. Hear Smyrna Beach ha« been ( signed) George Jakubcl-t Sr. •vets, r*nnln;». mitnlcnltig, t*-*ul- rangemrnls of the rcservml ta­ foreman of the mechanical depart­ burning city nf Manilu. hunt Prv»iilr:.t .fry nnd llv,“ tiN-V fr r Jatmnvse parachutisl* w ble apart* will thrn be placed in ment of Ihe Sinford Herald, it |were rr|N>rti-d *\v 'opiiH; down Frnlinarid It.win. 1 The following officer* foe tho order ami lh«* two combination« wa* anaouncesl today by II. Init uttrnipi tu prepare Hie v Sccndary first half "f the vror nf t'm* of danri* band music will slrik • Dean, preaident of Hie company. for invading armies. Cnunty Senl< r (’o.i"e|| will pit., up promplly at BsflO o ’clock. The second day o f -avajfe, ' — | Mr. Harvey I* nn ei|»erlenee*l servn with Mrs. Wilson during printer and machinr*! who h:i* opposed uir n**nulL« h a d I Ih* «erond half of tho year. Mr*. Tire Rationing May n|ienl nearly .Tt) yiar* in the Mnniln nn inferno o f burn Fred Forward, president; Mrs. rhtirrhe*. luunes ,tnd oil Bring Back Horses) lirwipsprr business WASHINGTON. Dec.' 29.—</P> *• A. (;o«.lsnerd. vlrn president: Many |n t » up » ■ Horn in (>**tnla cnunty. In- biiildiiiK*. Ington Drake, fortn-r Mm. L K. Hammond, arrrctxry K»«t St. l,nul* III. Doe. W-jyPt gained hia first experience ns pn tlelld |ll dt-liri*. British Minister In Mawtevbleo, treasurer. HN»it aemmlfr,H Mm. W ifwin —Old Dobbin It threatening a apprentice on th,arrived Sunday from Havana, Kisaimtnrt ___ bo concluded a visit to oaisl, “ I hone In visit mo r e rnmrback as a result nf tiro ra Valley Gatrtle. From I'.HH to 2.1 Year law various Latin American capital*, homca r f 411 <*lub girl* and tinning ami the prospect has hor»o lU.’O he worked fur Ihe Sanford \ tho British Freaa Service in- Home Demon»trnlion member*.'* and mule dealers smiling. Herald when it was umler the' nouncod. Ho la ea route to LonOfficials of Sparks Company, ' ' Vv,change ' T h e *? of one of Ihe natMd'a "“ in u torT t u ile1 ‘l^^'npJra'l'oVTo'r' a operator for Tr^ y, k ' ’sr'„ vk U. S. (lets Control Of roruluctnra in largest horse and mule auctions level reached at tha national stockyards, re­ Nazi Ship Odenwald !“ i^ S T in J tS r t. '<« "» port • marked Increase In In­ the past ten years has been nm 1919. Only at out UW.oo(hOOn tha 1 quiries about the horta situation nectnl with New 8 inyrna New*. Colin KeUy Died 8 AN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Dec. thanerd hands, compared ) — possession o f tha 500H' sine* tha tire rationing announce, He hat n wife ami three sons, 207.fttfl.DS9 In 1910, itself ’ • I Near Home Field i 29—W went. ton Carman freighter Odenwald by tha oldest of whom works for Up slowot year since 1921. A plentiful supply of animal* Florida East Coast Railroad. The tha United States was guaranteed WITH THE U." 8. A fF E IH Sunday In a court.order approv­ la reported on hand. second ton U an Army airplane CRKTRAL LUZON. D *f 2 9 pilot trainee stationed at Wheeler ing the requisition of tha vessel MING AND SHOUT ' Field artillery affmora of MALTA BOMBED by tbe U. H. maritime commission. Ftold In Hawaii, while the younj. tlta U. 8. Army told M i story Its cargo of raw rubber and auto­ CAMI* WOLTF.RS, Tex.. I VALLETTA, Malta. Dee. 29. eat U captain of next season's today af bow CapL Colla P. mobile tlrra will go to the Defense —lAI—A succession of aerial at­ football team at New Smyrna. 29,—(AY—Private Edward V» KoUy, J r, mot hia doath af* Mr. Harvey Is a member of tho of Marion, ()., found two let* tack* on thla BritUh Naval ba«e tar bomblac aad slatdng tbn Supply Commission. The Odenwald was seised by the within lha past 24 hours result* Methodist Church. in hia mail. One was 25 I Japaaoao baUloship Haruna. U. 8. Cruiser Omaha in South At- ed In tha death of a few civil­ Ions; the other tiny Ohio a da two tax stump*. lantle waters on Nov. 19 and her ian,. Injuries to others, a n d i flold crew members were stopped In altoht damage. flghUr Two Asia bbmbera ware shot Police Take Care their attempt to scuttle her. At the time of her aelture, the down. |m Of CMcken Thief Odenwald was reported to be fly­ LOCAL W EATHK.. ing the American Gag and to have INTBOOUCINO DAWN SIREN M l* Polieaasen C. Dunn ami Ram out bad lb* stars and stripes painted FUIHIDA—Generally fair FM1HIDA—Generally BUFFALO, N. Y.. Dee. 19— Gardner shat and killed a ehlekon ber tides. WP»—A aeven-nound daughter ea thief last night. Tha robber rept some cloudiness In born )» Mrs. Jacob Llngeirman waa taught In a chicken house treme south portion and to Mr*. Hlmans at east coast; continued caol.f during a teat blackout la Buf­ and Myrtla Are* with icattered frost In the t k »’ Jiavor of falo Friday night •was named weat and tatarlor extrauta killed ona hen. ■ pbtak ft* salt la Sunday. t u t portMa. ; g u am opossum. TW own*—Dawn Elm. to / »oi^ Lloyd L. Harvey Is Named Foreman Of Sanford Herald j B3L -r rr.TSigsr-. | � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 29, 1941; <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/276c8856e18e3964e76b6d91b14c4039.pdf 81c3f8747b2b28bcc7f7088035f2be71 PDF Text Text FRIDAY, DECEMBER M. I l l •AUenby*s 288 Tops Gun O ub Members IS YOUR..*, -LniRBATBN TOIICHTON J. Allcnty took first place hon­ ors tylth a total score of 258 t* top Oth«r members of the Bern. Inpie Oun d u b at their regular shoot on lb* taka front range Wednesday, HjrrdGoode stated today. Tha scorn follow: B. T. It. Ttl. J. Allenby _____ 05 II? M 2M A. Derthiek .......#1 03 9# 280 C. MeSUrrow .... 00 08 H9 277 T. Tapacott ...... 91 96 90 277 II. William, _..... 96 oo 88 274 J. Hardy _.... 03 00 8(1 289 W. Linton of Orlindo ............ 70 73 73 210 Other Orlando visitors were C. Pampey anal F. Fell, who also partlclpltated In the alow fire match. DRUG a ) . Classified A dvertisem ents BUBINKSS SERVICE MISCELLANEOUS ORLANDO S E C R E T A R IA L HAVE TOUR watch repaired by •M who really knows how. SCHOOL WILL BEGIN the New Year In own building comer ; Briggs, Jeweler Magnolia A ts. Magnolia a n d Amelia opposite Wyoming HoWl. The School will continue short APARTMENT— 8 rooms A bath. coursea leading to Medical and ' electric range A water heater. Ia w secretaries, Court Reporting Comer Celery Ave. A Mellon- and Civil Servlca positions, and rill*. Apply Seminole Tire 8h«p, Phone 57. Army Gets Starches In Form Of Bread UBIKO FEEDS at Tottrhton’ a Oro, IKE. OAK A lighter wood. Era* delivery. Come on over or write Tremper'* Wood Tard, Osteen. SEVERAL GOOD used radios, on* used wsiher. Randall Electric Co. TREE RIPENED Papayas. Gar. • risen, 4313., _____ 1 U8ED A P P L IA N C E S -3 w o o d j* '• range* |8 to 125. 8 kerosene K '-,» m n g « 55 to 818.60. I 0 . K. jW VElectric Range |26. 1 Humphrey h mdDnt fir* room heater city E i ':'£** 110. Or*en’a Fuel Gsa Ber' ' ' tie* Arrqss from Poet Office. 1 ■M oVttodM ti& tU r», BUSINESS BOB BALE—10 cows, two mules, 1 | saddle horse, 36 chickens. Bex H, Hamid. cmmertial^Fhery to shame. For instance, In recent maneuvara in the right eight aoutheastam southeastern states, a ffald bakery under the direction of Brigadier Genelit General James L. Frink, Fourth Corps Area Quartermaster, pro­ duced nearly 6JOOO.OOO pound, of Army fla ir triad In two months at a cost of lest thin two cents par pound. finest greyhounds In the nation will perform in the It races to be held every night. The faatrat tme of nil school­ ing racra waa made Christmas Eve when lll.Grado rounded the futurity distance over n slow trsrk In 29.3 seconds. TlpertyWltchet sprinted a similar dis­ tance on the same night in 29.4 seconds. RADIO NEWS WDBO Army Orders Increase In Engine Production FLINT. Mich.. Dae. «6-<JP>Rxriow It. Cun<«, president of th* Bukk division o f tha GanaraJ 6:00 Edwin C. IIU1 Heton Carp., rtraJad today th* 6:10 Dinner Music Army Air Corp* had aothorix*d 6:20 Spearman Bruing Co. doubling o f Bu'rk‘ i rfTammoth air6:80 Lum and Abner craft angina program. 6:46 The World Today He aald the management Intend­ 7:00 Th* Lon* Ranger ed to put the expansion Into ef7:30 A1 Pierce'a Gang feat Immediately, and eatlmated 8:00 Kata Smith Hour 8:55 Elmer Davis A th* N*ws tha dirlalon would employ between 25.000 and 50,000 workeri bi air­ 9:00 Playhoua* 9 JO Red Croaa Program plane engine production when all 10:00 Shlriay Tempi* Tim* plants art In full production. 10:45 N*wa o f th* World IIKW Jim Whit* 11:06 Claud* Thornhill Orchestra i o t k h o r a p p l i c a t i o n r o i t T U M ID 11:30 Johnny Long „ riiAPTKu ir« 7 o r i m u 12:00 IJnbtm Welle. News NOTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN. That If. M. Walaot holder o f Tux 12:06 Sign Off Certificate No. Ill, laauad thu Tib Any of Octobur A D.. IIII. baa f 11#d u n it In my offteo and hau T»man sw*s P r*gn * mad# application for n tax daod to ba l##u#d thereon. Maid c#rtl6:30 Norman Beasley A Ills flcat# #mhrac#« . tha followfng »l##crlb#d property In tha Oninty Florida Cowhoya of Hemlnol#, Htata of Florida, to* 7:00 Breakfast Brevities Wit; U l SI Spring H am m ock 7:46 UP News Tha aaa#aam#nt of lha aald pro­ 7:66 Weather and Tima party und#r tha aald rtrtlfkata v ia laauad In (ho namm of If. If. 8:00 Tha World Today * ’. tVylman. 8:16 Inula* Wlleher at - Ut* |Tnl#aa aald r#rtiflcuta ahall b« r#d##m#d according to law, th* Organ property d#«crlb#d tharaln will 8:30 Emery Deutach Orchestra b# aolit €4* tha hlgtuat bidder ut th# court houao door wi th# flmt 5:46 Virginia Monday In thu month of January. 9:00 Morning Devotions IMS. whkh la thu Ith day of January, IMS. 9:16 Melodic Momrala 9:30 OM Dirt Dobber 10:00 Children's Birthday Par. tj 10:45 Lest Wa Format 11:00 UP News 11:06 Kay Thompson's Festival 11:30 Organoveltlea 11:46 UP News 11:66 Temperature 12:00 Theater of Today 12:30 Stare Over Hollywood 1:00 Firm Forum 1:111 Thr*a Sisters 1:20 Matinee Musical 1:30 Adventures, In Selene* . 1:45 Juan Arris, song* 2:00 Of Men and Book* 2:30 Bru*h Creek Follies 3:00 Columbia'* Country Journal 3:30 F. O. B. Datrolt 3:55 Pres* Nrwa 4:00 Matlae* at Mtadowbrook 6:00 Clrvaland Symphony T **tg»r« rregraaaa tor * • » * lim a •mkraraa the - f®tJVr*** itaw-rlbed pr*F*r«y la lW* Co»*, lr of Samlnala. HtaJ. of Florida, tol i t 3 A Sobdlvl.len of Thai ^ Tart of Got. U l No. 3. tlun 3* Towoahlp II •oaln, (Unca !• Kaat. !»•»« ■ f 'h of ML O.rtrud. A»a. D, B- 3 » ,. I 'lt a 101. Th« u ir » m « n l of lb# wl4 pf®* petty under lh# aald c#rtinrtU|| htu^l wa« IH th# num# ot known. CnlM said cortlflcnl# ahun^DU r»d»#m#4 irrordlnf to !»•« tLM (imperty d**#rlD#d thtnlii ahall h- void to th. hl*h#«t blddar M tho roort hooto door on tk» flf»t Mon.Ltv in th# month of Ja*uAJ7J) 1)11. which It tha Ith day of aary. 1MI. • l>at#d thit Slh day of Ducarn* l*#r, r t i * etn ew rr r o c a r , m u m jm i c i A t , c i n e t1IT. IN AND FO* T U COc NTT o r b r n INOI.C AND TMR STATB OF FLORIDA IN - CNANCCNT. cask a t « m ease. IDA TEIHtT, plaintiff. 1911. in Clark (KRAI.) ifllM t yflkh an d III M id W Iia M iH k a a d nnd N O T H ’17 tiU is pro*##4 •« parts. This order skull *• publlah#d on*# welt VHk fur four <«) con•##utlv# wuuku 1n (bu Hanford Kara Id. A nawapupar published In Sumtrmlu County. Florid*. thu of- O P. IIERN DOM Circuit’ rnuri. B.mlnola County. Florida A N OTH ’* VA ALONZO TznnT. i l » llo w n aa Ieinnle Tarry. Defendant, ORDER OF PUBLICATION The State of Flarld* to ALONZO TKItllT, aUe known aa IAINNIR TEHRY. addraua unknown: You art htraky ordtrad and raqulrud to appMr upon tk# Ith day «tf Jantiury, A- D, IMS to th# Bill of Complaint fllad h#r#»n hfftlnil you In Iks abova en­ titled rausa for dlfore# or Du* rr## Pro COaf#mo will b# #nl#rnl OF rtt l-lfa P T F .It t P P I . l t ST HI N FOIt tae e:11 ITIS7 OF IKKI NOTICE IH II EHEll Y GIVEN. Thai J, W Turner h*4tft#r *»f 'I'm* Cerllflrnt# No. 1€. *b*» *lh day of October A. I». H3*i. ha* filed M in i |n my offl**# anti ha# TO APPEAR TO: It Kt.KN RLIZABETII SPENCRlt. r. n. Box 374. Pleasantvine, N. J VOC AIIK IIRRKBT NOTIPULD In appear nn ar before lha tthi .Mr nf January, 1*43. to a anil fur dlvnrr. heretofore tile* la tha I’lrrult Court eof tha Ninth Judlrlel Clrrult, Bemtnole County, KlorMa. In Chancery, wherein IMwartl Rrsdford Hyencer la lilalntlff ami llalen EHxabetb Hp-nrer la dafendanL 1 U’lVNKHM IffT HAND AND REAL OF THIH i ’o I.'BT. at Hanford, M«*ml note County, Florida this 3rd .lay uf Deeambar. 1441. <1. P. HERNDON Clerk of the Circuit Court. By A. 34. WEEKS. e Sell U. S. Savings Stamps N E W ERA “ WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS’ HOCKLtNS Cudahy Fancy W«at*rn ETTA KKTT made ftrial aaal of thaabort antltlad Ckiart Ihla I ■day . of Dream bar, A. D. 1*41. O I>. HttlNDGN. Clark of thaCircuit Court of Samiaola County. Florida. Up A. 31 Wt’ .KKH. Former Mtde Sarin* bees reD. C. leetsd. sealed bids will again be received by tbs Attorney General (HRAI.) df tbs Blale at Fieri** at bla •fftea la Taltsbaaaee until 13 u'ekaek Noon. Wednesday. Jaauary Hat. 1*43. for prlntla* and bln.1ln* the -Florida Hutu tee. i n t ­ end "Mtetary and Ravtalon Note to Floelda Statutes. n i l - , as authorised hr*%ha*ter tail*. Acta of 1*41. ImBpectlva bidden may obtain fsll^ riatla and specifies!lone by addreeriai the tender* elgned at Tallabaeeee. J. TOM WATSON i Altnrrfey General ■late of Florida FARMERS’ MARKET WISH Wtl WA0 5 OMC V#W V«CDUX>KSKP OUB ETCON THEM, r r W W tE -M tfB eN rJ TDNN.V,-------- TURKEYS, lb. 27c HENS, lb..... FRYERS, lb, S u B ^ o u z. w x trn ts BcrertO. cm IliM M n U K l! r rw STEAK, lb, ROAST, lb. fA U -fC B N nN R R I.I. THEMUKX LAM* BIDE, lb. — ....- LEUS, lb. . .• HAM SLICED, lb CHOPS, lb. F in apirwn FIG El'EW, lb. F IG 8AUSAUE, lb. .. M IM CHEESE, lb. VfWNarisr irr.nr.no MBUNICATOUZ H ou se F /- wtveoer IJ r P O O N -r fi ILL TAJ® y f l Tt t O f f - M '- POTATOES LA. YAMS____ Grapefruit__- 15c APPLES...—........ LEMONS ..doz. 19c CAUUFL0WER ORANGES 19c LAROM • BWRRT 9W CAL. ■n o b a l l 'WWTWAJS VBWSWBXI | OFVOU.Vs Lettuce 2 headfl 15c H IS M A F RA TI8 0 APPLES _4 lbs. 25c l.n o a * c a r r o t s OR TURNIPS__ lb. 5c YMl*LOW ONIONS-Jibs. 9c AJJ*.C. FLOUR L1PTONB TEA. h-lb. TOMATO .JUICE By PAUL ROBINSON • BEANS .~2 lbs. 15c CABBAGE MS LONE RANGER ROAST, lb..........19c hKIU KM " ^ W FINERSjJb. 19c Snare'Itiba. lb. 21c!Neck.Bones, lb. tOc LA *« CHOPS, (b. wta. DAISY nuii.Kti WHITE BACON______-lb. J } ‘/4e LAM* CHOPS, lb.......... - -B U T Itis UPTOMCTO1 AJ2f2AN 0CST«PU CS JW 2.1HBMCOMTO . X W I H B C H T O W N -J iC H o r a s a c e r> it * c o t * . R M R rrm w Peanut Butter a t.in :ii PALACR BACON, lb.......... C A N O f/r r i Mince Meat, lb. 15c BACON, lb. ...... -20c Pot Cleaner MIRACLE WHIP W E E TPW ELS 7 Yit URAHa ST CHACHBUa .J . M UB CORN _____ Kixfl Baa.tr awl* ' CHEESE SPREAD C’M .tr klat Yea Fafc W m f f l * m x & S a L u T > w X ^ Mrtlaaa \U DILL PICKLE---------- ” S it U *. 1BQUICK_______ - m WK CORN la w PR O SOAP �I r r r a lft AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 27. 1911 Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail; Highway And Water Transportation Member Associated Press NUMBER 99 ccuses Japan O f Inhumanity And Barbaric In Bombing Raids On Open City O f Manila __ v> ^ t Various Points A s Hitler Halts Retreat Red Army Attempts To Take Kerch, Lift • Siege A t Sevastopol As Foe Fights Back £wietg Claim * Leningrad Area British Continue Mopping Up Operations 9 In Bengazi Sector On the RuuUn front, the Bed army ta attempting to alorm back into Kerch and Uft the aiege of Sevastopol. TS.e Soviets claim their trtopa are driving Axi* *rc<* from the Leningrad ari Bulgaria (Into Doe. I t. l i w tart organtaad unit* of the Axis (Wart a r a y wer# trying S £ q a'stand tonight 90 mil** o t Brltkh-rapturod Bengasi. tba great are formed hy the (hates of tba GuU a f Blrte. In London a military commenta­ tor conceded that tome Axis forte* might bo able ta fight their way B est ward to temporary shelter, hot aald that fhw tanka w an like­ ly to reach safety duo to their me- C merman Use thrown up desperateY a fe n g tho Oka rivor at Adolph Hitler's direction to halt the Soviet atfmotva before Moacow, and they have routed Nasi remnant* from an Important roil center closer to War Hero's Mother and Sister F. D. R7s Son.(tctH His Wings Dutch Airmen Sink Another Jap Destroyer Suicidal Losses Are Suffered By Japan. Against B r i t i s h Singapore F o r c e s (M , A •••elate* r- m - Many Die From Air Attack And Great Fires Are Set «Hf Vichy Rule May Be Restored To Seized Islands l tnanrlglnl Prygi) A larxe area of Manila's ancient walled city wsw a roar­ ing mass of flamrs tonight a* the Japanese air force an­ swered lleneral MarArthur'a proclamation that the Philip­ pine capital was sn open rily with a Leisurely and devaatst. Ing rain of death and des­ truction. While wave after wav* ot bombers methodically roared over the slrlken city, reports reached It that th* Japanese, advancing more than 10 mllea, had driven down the rorrldor leading southward from their bearhrad at (lamorti* toward Manila. Dutch airmen who have steadily biting chunks out of tho Japanree fleet reported late yes­ terday the sinking o f another destroyer or a transport o ff the Borneo coaat where Japanree troop* (ecu red e foothold at Kucning, capital o f Sarawak, A Dutch submarine crew only tho day before reported the do: WASHINGTON, Dec. *7— <>P) ktrvetlon of * 9100-ton Japanese — fission Henry Hay.-. French de. <royer of tno Amagi.-l clast in the glint X’rht to k iv i tho A mb*.sailor, *ai<l today after in-rders out or •!* Eo .t Indie*. •eving Secretary of State Hull Illy A s s o r l a l n l l'ry «g ) Thu* f> ‘ Du*-h air an I ten hr hs,| "no rraunn to doubt that Secretary of State Cordell sicceu e* oar* a*l a dully aver Krrnch suvrelgnty will b# nv age of one Japanese *hip eunh Hull toduv (leelnred that Ja­ Ihi. . . .»*J»t established and maintained over r- seriously -1» urged. Hlg Noth* course at Randolph ........ ......... TV*....... erland* bombed have been op- Pulit of th* Air, Captain Elliott Roosevelt (Uft), son of President '-It- Pierre ami Miquelon,' two pan. in Ixmiliing the “open city” of Mnniln, wax prac­ dating over lord as well over Franklin D. Roosevelt, ha* hi* wing* pinned on by llrig. Cm. Iln '•mail Island* off Newfoundland b r ’tish M t.jya ambwlhc Philip­ the xnme Imrhuric were taken taken over by Krtt* ticing rt R. Harmon. A reserve officer, on active dut> w ith the Air 1 w,^,' pi! c»—to h*|» the Allies. rench forces. methodx of cruelty and in­ Waves of Japan** • storm irp*. Captain Roosevelt was assigned by the War IVp.nlm.ni t *The sudden seliure Wednesday humanity Hitler linn been troop* best with (Ulcldal loose* the Biith RrcunnaUiuincr Squttlron at Murot, Cal. of the little Island* o ff the Can against-unyielding Imperii! 'm»e adian coast by a Free French using in Europe. 100 mile* northwest el ItinenNert Sllen, N. H. C. corres­ force under Admiral Mu*elitr ftr e yesterday, autho-il'oa re­ ■ u described by the State De­ pondent In Munilu, reported potted, but ,i new pfrit arose partment yesterday as “ an arbi­ the casualties were high anil still m m a nuvh tfewn the hart coa*t trary action contrary to agec uncounted in the Japanese bomb­ tsward the Kemsrean ntra oil* m ent" >]5 miles from her*, a . The Amelcan reaction appar­ ing nf Manila the day after it Twin Invest m d r iv a * M either ently waa in keeping with an was drclarril officially an unde­ ■Id* of tho ringed I sibHln dow>; Traveler* fiom Ohio. New ngieement m a d e recently wlih fended city, S j w l l n t o f Flret Haul. Boyd •he m iddle'-f Me'aya asst mount York. Massachusetts. Washing French authorities In Martinique (In hia report, broadcast a f­ ■CPhflUa a* they Kan a glob* leg re»l*Un*« as Britten relqton. It. C., Pennsylvania, Missouri. whereby it waa hoped to keep ter dark, Mr. Milan asserted fi-rcomanta t t t lw U M th* do Montann, Knitsns, North Cans- French Atlantic possession* out "there la little need lor a Meekfensea and l>-» retire*, Including of the opposing war camps, and lina. tienrgfa. Ylifcihiu, Michigan, f<,rmU»hTi*fiA W Mhnxnrtetf-g aU*> keep the harried V ichy gov­ out'acre tutitghtT'A Whgtrt Tunon ro.4t.Vb, » plteued »n Cross, Lieut. • lit (hooting down thro* Jap Chines* Kenturky and South t'arolinn ernment from moving farther to­ Is shining— and its color it tinged ol.olehearted-y against thn Jap with red. Ah around us great plane* and dettrojlng fourteen mom on tho ground. 1have signed their nuiuea m the ward the Axis. smse. Cltlien* who arc interested in i fire* are burning.'*) I.ieut. Gen 8lr Henry I’ nwn the construction of u local ho, tourist H-gnlry nt th>- Inform a­ The War Depart manl icported *1* has assumed command o f t*>t- ital are staging n d r j v r to tion limit h on I,nk e Slmre Hold . , I fleets of Japanesa troopship* Riitlsh forts* in the Par F.a»t. ring a sufficient number of Jevard, Miss t'nrlln Palmer. r>V i t n i s n c s |sere pouring Invasion reinforcesucceeding nlr rl.lof m s-.l. il S r freeholders to the |h i II s when th*tceplm m sl. repurleil this m ont______ _ men l* ashore north and southl'(.her» Rroiko Pepham. •pecial election on a second bos I ing. adding Ihdt o f the hundreds . , ii„ , uniM i: ttec ! east of blsnila. und very Tho war office announcein.i.t pital bond Issue amounting to I whi have stopped for inform * raw a* » r - - from London, raid Sir Hw>*v had 1X0,000 will be held Jan. JT. |tion, only about 150 liuve signed , i £ f , southeast of the I’h'lipplno cap­ “ morale problem' seemed buried ai-tvad at Singapore to na'.um>registry. ital. Starting Its 90 day racing Oh duties *<* which he was ap The ndtlce regarding the elrc theRrrrntly. persona who ask in st l amp lllarullng today—for the tlon appears on another page of From Melbourne. Austnlia, ion tonight, the 8anford-Or- po.nted In llnvemher. formation have been inquiring duration the Herald. Prime Minister John Curtin as­ M"*t men who wer* unnbl* to Undo K yn el Club opens for He Seventy thousand dollars worth alout points of ftcenie interest in serted t h a t despite Australia’s home for Christmas are n<*l links with Britain her closest of bonds have already been vot ! Sanford, about celery and Indus seventh consecutive year at Longcomplaining. They Just took Ibcir ed on, authorised and validated try in this area, about hotels partner In the war in the Paci­ wood, 10 miles south o f Sanford iirtuilcd furlough* like soldiers fic is the United State*. He add­ At the time of the issuance of land suitable apartment and res on tho Orlando highway. Posttime nod went on with their Job* with these bonds, federal aid was csItaiirants,while not so many ed hi* government’s policy "is for the first race U 1:15 o’clock few poignant remark* directed shaped toward obtuining Russian pected to match the 570.000 is Itourists inquireabout Miami, ‘ Kund* for tho rebuilding o f sharp, rain or shins. *u* for the hospital construction. |West Palm lleneli and resort* at Herr Hiller and hi* *(■»'«*•• ■Id and working out with the Krw 9i■Idlers wsnt to go home United States a plan o f Pacific State Road No. (03, from Oviedo Tho national defense program i farther South, Feature o f the 11-race evening knocked out the possibility « f l This morning two tourist* from w They want to get action. And strategy along with Urltish, Harry Joseph Mtnarlk, son of through Chuluota to tho Cheney will bo the Inaugural Handicap, receiving government help and j New Jersey came into the booth as Ihe new year approaches, mint Chines* and Dutch forces/' highway, will be Included In the a 5-16th'a of a mil* sprint carded Mr. and Mr*. M. Mtnarlk, U the 180,000 bond Issue, to In*|inquiring about the Dig Tree of them sr* making only on* ieDefenseless Manila, declared «n among tha newest arrivals for State Road Department budget aa Urn ninth avant of the night. Tower. One of the wo solution— to blast the enemies of Open city, underwent » savage The Inaugural, featuring the Light training at the United voted on the last Tuesday in and link for 104S, according to a letter eight top dogs from the 550 ken­ States Naval Reserve Aviation January, will decide whether or men asked whether It was per- Ihe United Stale* as quickly snd Jap air raid In which n rain of not Seminole County will hav- mi<«ablr to walk through orange s* effectively as possible. bomba caused a number of from tho department received by nels quartered at the trick, U al­ Basn In Atlanta. groves and pick .fru it from A typical reaction was that of deaths snd started fire*. The ways the principal event of tho Senator E. t . Houaholdcr. Young Minarik was graduated the now hospital Estimated ex­ trer*. t'orp. \V. V. Kersey, a Camp city had been stripped of lt« de­ It was stated that right-of-way night for tho hundreds o f Central from Seminole High School In penditure on the fonatrurtiun It was the first time either of deeds are now being secured. Mr. Florida Track fans who swarm 1955 and for thro* years ha at- amounts to approximately 5150,- the traveler* had seen oranges ■Handing soldier from Montlcello, fenses and the J*P* met no °P* POO. who said: "Now Nea'v* got a pur­ position. Uen. Douglas MacArHou(holder estimated the length over the racing plant tended (Itataon University. There thur said the land situation is Registration hooks are open it or celery growing. They teemed h* was an afflcar o f th* ckapttr th* office o f th* supervisor of enthusiastic about fruit stands pose. We don't feel at if we were of tho rood aa being about eight While Hl-Guldev a although Inv**'0" just marking time. Our aim now unchanged. of Delta Sigma Chi Social fra ter miles. The present rand la an old, along highways on thalr way pressure I* Increasing. Tho Dutch registration, where any qualified nine-foot drive, said to he badly nlty and an honor student on th* freeholder. may register to volo South and also remarked about Is to exterminate tha Alla.'* report tha sinking of the large-i in need a f replacement. campus* •hip In the Jap concentration In thn flection. Over 30 percen,- t h e pleasant manner In which Tho department advised Mr. There nr* many other Floridians ot thn freeholders In lh« County they were treated. “ They even o ff Sarawak. The sinking kept Roushoider hi tho latter that the In training la Atlanta now with must vot* to legalise the elec­ remarkrd als>ut the proverbial up I h e Duteh shlpivdsy pto* stretch would bo paved In tho other class** and than are still tion. 'southern hospitality’,'* Miss I’alnr gram. . . coming yaor. dependant on nationer said. mort who hare completed their Enemy premurr was reported distance dog* preliminary trebling and bar* n e w y o r k "" d *«. 27.— m to b* Increasing 55 to 15 mile*holder for tho pasaad an to other advanced base* Tho Amor Ian Tobacco Co. pn- southeast of Manila where Iho Jabo back for an- for completion o f their course and r.ounced today it had raised th* panes* effected a second lending Unsgurml. Last commissioning a* ensigns. wholesale price of Lucky Strike from the see. cigarettes to 57.10 p o r 1,000 id tatni behind In the south o f laison. mean­ Following * council meeting of from 58.53 por 1,000. Th* com­ time, mining companies had «** I Man after a TownoondlUs in tha Fifth Con­ pany said this Increase of about plotted all magatlnas and burned gressional District at 1:50 P. M. H percent was necessary because many feul stores and bus lino* .Sunday In Orla Vista, thare will o f increased expenses. bad decommissioned tholr vehicle* b* a mass meeting at 5:50 P. M . . ^ * » O N . Ohio Doe. It was announced by th* clun HINDU I.KADBR8 ARRESTED In order to d*hy th* Japan*** ad­ A k » n Motion Picture Operator* secretary today. vene* from ’ Legatpl. Hnlon has bought n |!50 defense United StaUs High Commission­ Townsend representative from LONDON, Doc. 27—<AV-A boad ta present to t h * fln t this district. John II. Woir Velr will which was reported yetterday at Reuters dispatch from Bhagalpur, er Francis B. Sayre end President American aviatag to drop n-hamb fro th* principal speakerr o f the th* noun. Chief Williams said-today. India, said Thursday that |20 Manuel Queton prepared to remove “ Takyot afternoon. Practically all Of tho content* Hindu leaden Including Dr. Syara- thalr offices and carry on else­ ------of the money boa that was stol­ prosed MookorJ##. finance minis­ where, but In seven word* Sayre en. containing about ITS In ter of th* Bang*! government, made the pledge and challenge checks and 525 In cash, waa re- had been arrested under tha de­ that typified th* determination of .------ . covered, two Negro ex-convicts fense laws. th* defenders: “ W* will fjght to the but n u n / i n t e S L w ,r* “ creeled a n d confessions were obtained by laat night Tha decision to remov* th* cl* Tho roblors wore arrested by vUlan administration and all com­ fish and Policemen 8am Gardner and batant military InsUUatons from Gover Williams naar the A. C. L. Manila waa accompanied by assur­ ilrman o f depot, and they confessed *5 h a ances from • United State* A r a y explained theft and disclosed the hiding spokaaenan B ut this would not la which are place o f tho money hog la tho nay way Uossn th* power o f th* to judge* poods behind tho market Mintsr-blows falling upon th* J v WASHINGTON. tidal amThe robbers ora Walter ZaaIMM* —Tho Navy's Hy* pted and dork and T, C. Bandera, who. On th* contrary, ha said, fight* lag “ will continue aa vigorously or soars vigorously than at al*" Msnllali anti-aircraft wore dismounted; military that could net b* Free French Action Said Contrary To Recent Agreement K ourists From 14 States Sign Information Booth Registry Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club Opens 90-day Season Tonight Rebuilding Of Oviedo Road No. 203 Is Planned Old Army Morale Problem E Harry Minarik Enters Reserve Navy Air Corps / Wholesale Price Of Cigarettes R i s e s Accepts h Position Townsendites Will. Meet In Orla Vista First Pilot To Bomb Tokyo Offered Bond Police Make Fast Time In Catching Robbers Of Market Navy Pisces In ,U. 8. H E ? » 1 • * ■■•v* • (J *. . 7 h f ; v . / * \ -Vs - x - a,V i • ' ...... - A / ’A . \ \ k ... • HI �I Sanford Herald SATURDAY, DEC. I t , IN I B IB L E V E R S E F O lT fO D A Y THE LAW COMPELS US TO COMPLY WITH CIVIL RULES, BUT CHRISTS KINOOOM RESTS ON LOVE AND WE SHOULD RENDER LOVING SERVICE TO ALL HUMANITY, SHOULD BANISH HAT■ Render to Caravr tho thing* that a n career » and to God thing* that aro God'*—Mark a V FUR VICTORY Unta on a Boat o f Beethoven : (From The Washington JiVIng I ’. High School Sketch Book) Sm that Mb'.# head Wherein fought and (trained and cf1#d AndfpoumJcd Genlua, to ba act The nagging greatnesi of barthonir. : Ideas: Freedom throbbing In tha ■ Shouting Victory through tha braajge, Befclng paaalon from a violin string Und*niab>o.li sound, and yel deIfctriie'lh a iv eager (taring eyes Folka ' 'Aha1 1 heeWi Win* Chnychill*a radio broadcast Fri noon, heard a brilliant tpeech. J . .iitik-'-' ■n.,w> ( i. Advfce . far foturw Amerl gererwnmtiaf ■gmembsr P Harbor if you would hasp a ,Wi Hltfcr lie worried for fear.If be dosan t win (he war in tha na*t few month* h« will never w in.lb Cspt. John BeartUII, brother Orlando’* mayor gad former inJordl “ reeidwat', bad hi* pie-; n taken th e other day with rwldent Roosevelt sad W W o n Ufcd *oIdler* In Hongkong tho Fbllipplnea may not hwvo S Marry Cbrbtmna, bat fco*D German aoMiors r*W**t>ig The Army Eats Meat e r r NINE JAN W AN ES .VICTORY! Kennel Club Will KUNMING, China. Dee. *7-rCUV-Tfl*U wf the Amerieem Open Its 90 Day —volunteer group era credited with getting MM o f IS Jtpon n e Season Tonight pis nee ibot dawn during » recent If It Is true than an Army “ travels on Ita stomach,'*, the American Army will travel extremely well. Scientific­ ally balanced, meala assuring good 'nutrition are provided for in menusfor field rations supplied troops. Meat In quantity and great variety, specified for nearly all meals, will supply a large part of .the soldier's dally requirements for proteins, vitamins: In the B group,-and certain essen­ tial minerals, iron, copper and phoephoms: Typical menus, recently made available, show ,that for breakfasts the Army eats, among other'things, chipped beef, creamed beef, pork sausage Unks, ham omelettes and bacon omelettes. Many breakfasts specify bacon with eggs or with hot cakes, French toast, buckwheat cakes or oat­ meal flitters. Dinners—served in the middle of the day In the Army —include In the meat courses roasK beef, sparerlbs, boiled beef, grilled or brtaded pork chops Mtwo .per man), roast, leg of lamb, beefsteak, baked ham, boiled corued beef, pot roast, roast pork, baked fresh ham, beef a'la mode, frank­ furters and beef loaf. Sappers find the troops eating spaghetti with rich meat sauce, pork and beans, corned beef hash, cold cuts, beef liver, beef chop suey, hamburger steaks, Irith stew, frankfurters, baked spareribs, lamb stew, beef stew, lamb pot pie, braised beef and pressed ham. The portions—which go to make up food f°r the beat fed Army in the world—are generous. When bifcpn along with eggs Is on tho menu, the Army provide* 2 ounces per man—about three slices. For roast beef tftc Arfny pro­ vides 60 pounds of beef for every 100 men. And a ham­ burger steak for supper In the Aony weighs nearly onethird of a pound. It is served with brown gpoy, fr»$ onions, baked potato and assorted pickle*. Bice pudding tops off tho meal. A typical field menu for one day follows: Breakfast: Grapefruit, assorted cereals and fresh milk, bacon and eggs, toast, butter, and coffee, 'tanner: Barley the mup and crackers, roast beef, natural graty," hushed po­ tatoes, string beans, cabbage salad with mayonnaise dress­ ing, bread and butter, apple pie and coffed-aad Wlk. Sup­ per: Spaghetti with meat sauce, green onions, radishes, doughnuts, apple butter, bread and butter, hot tea and milk. ^ ■ ■ —^ ^ m“m• m«M raid on Rangoon. The Amer­ icans b e t three pane* but cnljr place the old charcoal b r a i l e r a. Tho r o a d le a d in g Into t h o tru ck f r o m H i g h w a y 17 h a a a l s o h w n r e s u r fa c e d and w iden ed to t » kl c a r e o f h eavier traffic. T r a c k fa n e are u r g e d t o rtaka th eir p lan s to a rriv e e a rly . T h e f i r s t r a e # w i l l g o t o t h e i» o *t a t ( : 1 S s h a r p , in o r d e r t o c o m p l e t e t h e f u . l C a rd o f 11 r a c e * . B u t tha pari-m utuel w in d ow s, under state (u p erv la lon a* are all p h a se* o f the tra ck , w ill open b e f o r e 8 o ' c l o c k t o r e l i e v e t h e la-it m in u te rush. W h e n the w in d o w * o p e n , ticket* f o r the fir s t r a e * and the d a lly d ou b le ca n b e pu rch a sed . T h e en trie s: F in e r hack, m in r r r 1 K l i u k a i h Jones 2 M a r v i n H lm pa on 3 fllp a lon r >4 1>«h1 L o n U r & M ariano I flretn lla r i ^ r 7 fllnicl# HI* I Huth M u l r o c k I I n r .n n o hack , r r r t m iT r rime naif Hal If 1 J-nnle craft i MIm Galma 2 Happy Mika 4 Japp? 3 Tw eedW e* I Tlll>a l l a r p a r T i l til II R A ( K . I.MC H a l f s f 1 W arnlna o n LAN DO, 7 M ortow n I John A4*m* 3 - 1NT IIN M I L K D ally Itaable j Hnow llan k 3 Lucky Fir* I Dlpay Irufflu 2 l.u r k f Jokar 4 Jay Do M arro ^ l l l a r a ITp fl J K. W . r o t NTII HACK. rCTCMITV 1 Kmary M. ** & Thumb* L’ p .J rtllahwrry • Htnall ITourt “2 Ikxf — • — * • | full MrUca leamtU I H.4U Hutano 4 Manta Wm lt«*ll j r i m i n.w tu LIITIIS MILK & Ju«t Hecklrii I Tom Willard 4 Flasy It I Cotton (lln 7 llurborn Itoy 3 Dounclnff Urn I Htartrr’a Kuu 4 Mormnney m i n i n % c r , F IT IM Itr • I D a f a y 11 # 11 a 1 l*oWtr To Hpara 4 Claytr 2 Doubvful John 2 Whit# (.Tiarlia 7 T l a iMKhtla I IW*I Hnrr SH V B V T It GOING PLACES . ? 7 7 • • Junior <1, >lan MACK. * -l«T II« NII.K I I-i.tr l l l i h i r 1 Jump lllg h I Iluddr Jirfc * Armed dirt * F o u r Kid 7 P e rlla e '* (lid I rire jra ■ lU a il'i llon*y KIUIITTH HACK, Fl-TOM ITT 1 Unit F l i i » Ckarlla t u n J K a n u a lu n a t r * H at Hut I lt*d ,l*a d d r I Park Common.! I lA d d li'i C om rsd i • (laid U i t I i 4 m v r t l RACK. * -l* T II» MILK l u l i m l H in d trap I (t t y J u d « « * I ll-O lid ! I t ip « M r W llrh il « N id ir k o I Desay T JJl-Pm I tu m b lin g Nura * (llld ira lM v i T K * T M HACK, F tlT tM IT V I t u a l F ir* t Jo* W illard ».Ttpi>i* ____________ _ S J h O T a r lo r ••# Bulwark Of Brains % Any country’s chances to build an invinqlble army de­ pend not so much on the excellence of its generals, though that Is important;, not so much even on the .profusion and modernity of Its equipment, though that Is a pressing need; as it does on the initiative and Individual Ability of Ha raw soldiers. In tho cotton fields and scrub pine forests of tho Carolinss observers at tho recent maneuvers found Justification for believing that the American defense army has the raw material of which Invincible armies are bulft. , -. In a ’’battlo" between Infantry force*-Pvt. Joseph *•’* Wood of Waterbury, Conn., ‘a nltional guanJ*nan assigned ‘ to the armored "Red" 14th corps of the •'enemy” forces.'A»u row.i was captured by the 112th Infantry of the 28th division, §«*m Um Ui a Pennsylvania national guard outfit The, company bold- with »>n to Ing Private Wood was hardpressed and was Attempting to ^ With AO Foes Of Democracy Drive In today and let us check your cor before you go on t h a t holiday trip. Let ua check y o u r , tlree, gas. oil, water, bat­ tery Water, — W e'll give you our moat prompt and efficient service. I bli nd tip — T Bon*rruan*r 4 Norman Andnw* I roar! Jtalllff M LM VRNTII II t 5 I H A C K . A-1*TH 1 S llM la M ILK lia r - Ctenlle I Ri Lucky llair* (IsngiUr ( Crony * lltn|,r I’ lek lUaw 1 Hod Trudtr Cumin Along l (trend Jury *V r, atei '•) ri**1; |, i. population. o f tha Strait* intent* Including. Singapore, ig Island*. Malacca and Latoui* u o e .ia o ,, WOHiat#*’ t o e x p e -lv W c i^ fr t ;:- And .Complete Auto Repairs cause of the prisoner’s alertness and initiative. ThhPs tb*,** v raw material of a great army.—&t: Petersburg Tithss. Day Phone.......... .......9130 Look Out For Price T *«* te ii "I have just devoted a few minutes to laughing over hasty the absured readlnesa of us humans to pay.a dollar,6r more ‘ for an article that wouldn’t Interest us at ten cente.” writes Fred C. KeUy In Your Life Magaxlne. “A friend of mine owns an apartment house and Jo*tic* and was unable to rent one suite because it was on the north side and everybody feared that It would laek sunlight. H*.lowered the rent flO a month, bat still got' pp^tenenL Then somebody advised him not to lower tha rent but to raise It higher than any other suite in the'bufldbtg. This he promptly did, explaining to people who cape'to'.look at it that, because there was no chance for ftare from the gun. It was Ideal fdr a studio and was worth more, WRhln a day or two, he rented it Though tha place was gloomy, thee# who looked at It .’ thought: .'It costa more; 4t must be worth more.’ ' M We evidently lack confidence In our own Jaimnent W* go according to the ,prloe tag because ww 4odbt «or ttor^ST' Ability to Judge quality by any other .ntAutg1 .” • ' in peace. f i n t i l j j u r oil Efchard Duhler o f TJttle Foil*. Minn., I* shown twesrlO rth a J M* seefesslon to the tloying of hi* parents, a «t«Ur and, a kSothor wrMh e repeating ahotgun and to Ihe tiring of their howM I* Into. Tho victim* crate Mr. »nd Mr*. Auguat B. Dehl.r, Anna Mm , lO.oad .K m a «Ul L Tho bodia* w en found In a pou to pit boneath the amould«r;7 7 Ug (MUM by neighbor*. Jacksonville Air Station Is One Of Three Large Bases JACKSONVILLE. Dm . Sc — (Special)—The Unltod Btataa Na­ val Air Sutlon at JackaonvlOa I* one of the three largest pilot training, crater* of tho Navy. Tha other two a n located a t Fanaa* cola, Florida, and Corpus Chrfcti. Teaaa/ In addition to training pUota, the stallon at JicktooviDe poaoow*' •4 U»* largest trad* *bh(>ois' hi tho Navy w hen thouaartd* at men a n being educated to lore* fco tha planet o f tho nation'! rapIdly .expanding tWo orean Nary. ' Two fully - equipped aoxllfcry flelda are .Included la Um Naval A ir. Station set-op. One o f them la Leo Field o f ijbeo aena which b neay-Grveq Cora Bprtaga, socM .•SSjftSfi Great ] S m r t w l ffsifi Boy SeouU in bulwark arn AUa Igrttfch^ •POM III f 'M f '.V TN* WHITE H o q s g .w j' 'WhgrtemTON r <. fo-ra tor »coi|f» cr f J Night Phone.___i....575-W • ‘ * WRKCKBR SERVICE BRYAN’S GARAGE Ranford Av%. at Znd Ht. BOX’PACKAGE O T W ff, UR GLOWERS tat? ' ’ *'1 * *,v •wanhipt Tho othOr la X fccl jn a U .t f 1,100 terra, M mile* U thp S W o f tho JacksonvUIo atatiow. tch .* * • * * * # ' Mn tha apprpotaMra Sf ■aaimv 11f a l fCn i . .. •• tr r K MB «v ,.v sJ'- F L O R ID A w- r» n —f ■ _ ( , . �* I ' • o- SATURDAY*,! DECEMBER 27, llUt THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA THINGS WE’VE SEEN AND HEARD S ocial A n d P erson a l Activities MRS. LOURINE ]BEAL, Society Editor Calendor Y The installation of officers of Seminole Chapter, 0. K. 8. wbl take place in th# 1 Masonic Hall at 8:00 P. M. with Mr Mrs. Glenn K. Mr Key, pait (Tand past grand matron of the gland chapter of o f Florida, as the liuta.llng officer. 1 The puoli.- is in­ vited to attend. I’ AfJli THKF.B By MAYME M HODGKIN At THE CHURCHES > :n i:iK n .M t It luir.h i in T eleph on e 1 IK 1 Wr have heard many time* "Sanford is Dead W"ll if that tnjr, thr tleuif *if Sanford !»*•*»• rnuUk^n t! \r holiday for Ka«t«*r and h a v e m od Mir*)** I »-«r rtaurrvrtctl m al! thvir i glnrv If they be Spifib, then j Dr. and Mr*. A. W. Epps have let u* all *tnve for thit »*nd, for to livr among iUrh Sp»*it* a** « . their guests. >lrs ** nianifr«t«‘d thi rr*4*lvr* here »n d M iv i Aillrt'iu* Kpps of H m | t» Iimx . s v . - y . e s . . . at th»* Tourist ( enti » uniier th* ■nJ Mr*. R. E. Turner of tft!•* tif H arden C lub w ould In* I'to pui "lu ch u la were tne Christmas Day Thi- Harden Cub ni.gM well guests of Mr. turners parentahv* 'nnnit'j fn » flu* Hanlon Mr and Mrs. R. W. Turner. of hi cm jmlging lrom it* ictu i* Mr. qnd Mrs. Dyson Introduce Daughter! er son a Is ci* »tly w vril to th»**r IonmI t n n n n i oa* (.ni» a iN P o itn A M h a m .i o r n o n wr.-iven of Sanford hov. mu.h th.K,,„ A\ rn„ „ I., B Itlchardaun, t‘a*tnr vi* lor* Appr«*i*mt**d th.« *pL*it n#v w t* itnlcnmt. ,. ,*t. r Htrewi mi Kim Su nd ay S* h***.| •• < M «!• • grwtim* «■r««ia> m« h«>.«i, in on v m Sun«\ay M'»rnlng Worship. 1 1 0 9 A ,|i* *»f mir *d.*i*»'* citum * l ' " un* •;** r x| M r *• r»* practically m •Ih ' i Kv#n4i»« : i •. |> \| I ' h r l n AmliiirMilxr* ? •*.! |» M )’•• magnificent lln rl'iin l**p Wv.inw-iU) pr«>rr M 7 ii Kvm irlM Ir S^rvl.# %mi p \| I’" plant that tin Tiuti-t*| »*. ** I’ r a y r r M o f l ' n * W r.l nra.|.« y I on I* U nni;ht h a v * Finri'ii 0»r»*H!i*riR *T r N r .iR iT r .n m c u t hcii M*»oiv. KrM a% • p m )•• •! »v* to ‘mail home '»• th t'o *r . .... , i K l> llrownl##, l» 1* iVlitor 1 packaget tbltl. i>nt Wurotay .M*rvU#a Mr end lire. W. R. Dyeon in treduced their daughter, Olcda, It a ten dance In the Woman'* Club yelterday afternoon tween the houra o f 4:00 o'clock anil 7 ;00 o'clock. »*. how wo m o r ta l' -t r u g u lv . I .**•».•»!;•y Sch.aot, t is \ \i *»tp amt pint! t > » 4\ ■ monov M orning W orship. II Mla» Dyson received with her purcha^inir < • n» • • «lal»n*»t»* ,t f 'J’ * ,. "f V.". V \ ' mrther and father *in the foyer tfift whrn th»w p■•r-n. hrmcrhl r.•r•• urn, of the cluh which waa banked imiv h joy with -impl.* hr*»m h ---—nth palm* and nunirreu* baa tIOl T C lin** K l’ l * < 0 | * « t . keta o f flnwera aent by admirLieut. and Mrs T. F. Mr Dan ! . * . f i r i n g ihi* Cor; «*in*i i wet k. * «*f green am i red fr om h* i < III Ml II *p»i It |g»» «l*n ing frirnda. She wore a atunning H arrived yesterday front Ft. Hrcii. s* o f their hc.i’ i 'i f u l lt**V 1*1 Alik Min i a ... . | , | Ke i f g.\i*»g jo y t.» olhe. llie Tout * i 1* wa* our expr*** intent is n I > I *0|llt01lllt' II. T \ Kn«*. Ky., to visit With friend, it* ( enlt r wan a \e»i*.tl’ le Ktleit H» •*• ml ran is o f -;r« oimr ell M'tritotg I*r.% - w-r \ S c i m .i n il for « frw tlaya. Anne Lovell Gives S S ? i.',™ ":'. at', Holiday Tea DancelETTE; ,:".h 1111 n r it » r r in * T m .T iio iip iT W vital.n >in u n i |.«M><r SchtM.I •• IS ,\ \| \1 r« ' ' tps rln temle nt C ar l V«oitiK l*. |<le« \|ral ing* * lrt P. \t Ml S I \ S1•*It- 1t"III |tf«"»l ' 1 n n iS Y ai i k * n * r Sun.Ur Hi hool 1 r . \ j| M o r n i n g Scrvlt-r 1 | ^ *MjIn#*«tg V M r n i t i g ft**# it i n g t V It.tout n \ \| ge rv l.a ... a I U 1 „o I : , ............................... . * M It 1ST I X \ of in* i f l o l 'd n y green* .in I f l i n t • Kv* ■11**. goo.I people *.vh» httv •-«» A M \ ••llim IV,•I*1**' K. • t d | vMgttr Mr. and M . Clif.ord r.„« e .v circle o f the H.tr I m (,li»b. |g en er oit'lv c»*o|»er:ite * .n miik .H' c 0(1 |* \| •trne trimmed .paisley fitted ___ bod ta.ason o f F. beiin-’ig (,a , , , R»*e. \/alc»». Dirt (iir>lei;i rt and'^ tti work m e r r |dea«.*tnt «n*l . , ____ sent emi**ui to* all pr.-dm-t ive. nf th* T'or i t Ccn ice that rnme to a point in fro n t, p K e guests „ f i - l n t i , * i • , i,. Cent ml. K i l l . « i « * r * : i . n n F N x u i .E through the day lad-tt with long t*« but after fieiD in * up lit T o t h e I r fl t.f 4>r 1 « f1<|. • r*'Mt| Ju « t featuring a sweeth.-nrt neckline D •I'.laya. •*r) «n>t IIm* la rt Nl«<p ligh t ytceful stents o f rim*on Hr ax I * ,« « ' \ o f *nt r o b f*-r c ; » r l•ntl «hc»rt u ff-.l Sh•hort nmiff-.t s*lrrv#«. Ipev— s. Sh----------• » >.*•!*». 1 .-• . lian IVppers, flaming l*oin*ettias r * d -f.itttp*, there m* other It f « rr ie d an old fashioned bo u quet I ied l-t- Frank S. Ku.v left \V< J n , , " W h r r * j o u r # n#v*r * ■Irsnftr'* r » '* n in li\ e ihun •.» o i o t t i n v * the Sim<i.t t madte o f pink p erf ect ion camel - *«fiav evening for F o i l Jnrk«nn i t nnd doxena and ilox'M o f o ia n g and kimi')itat«. *)• l"» i*v and t«-m siml lav ou« S 1lint# v S c h o o l * Iv \ Xi lima , tied with • matching shade Columbia. S. C , wm-r- he u ill r*. grap efruit Mr X XX ^ 1 Imi |i|r These gift* r f though* f it Inc as and g i n .n g hend nealh tl**- drij ipmg Of maline and edegd with lace be stationed wiih tt-p l0|h 1 . , , (•ur t r * t list,,g i« «»tw » love found their v ay ;nto the I •*-. **» wd* i*i **•**••! h» i * mpt t** sh in . Hr I it m m i i r ItiM.w Mrs Dyson presented ^her home* and heart* o f ev ery tnur « «v. v n lh« «>»•*'»••• **f • *n M o r n i n * \\ o r - h l p | 1 «. daughter wearing a dinner l « » n X »»un a I i‘ » In S an fo rd and many in I nk* I >'l di-p. • •» «.» ' I . n.. * • i r a ml Sr .M r. and Mr* t n. -, | J . Me of prwder blue crepe with tu ft­ e l l l r * t «*, »• \| Mary Only the near.. w ;*Mn •' » M - ' jiM. 0*1 huml*'* ed bodice and a corsage fash- Clung of High f*omt. N i'. F * - h i m if S r r t r e 7 ( . | s.iffi* 1 •Otigvisiting with h* latter'* p .r heart* o f the give. * %*ill lont*,| of pink ro»ehudft. U olnaaitgy XII•I m•t i, ' Inch h iM h. Miss Anne Lovell entertained at ler homo tin Celery Avenue on IF YOUR TA3TF. DFMAND* Christmas afternoon from 3:3(. o'clock until 6:30 with a tea dance THE BEST IN mfiOnoring her cousin, Mary Fran, tes Coultourn of Daytona Beach • DecocatiOne consisted of Christ­ inas greens and red berriea and mistletoe. Prliea given for thi •lucky number’* dance were a Christmas novelty pin which we» ^iresented to Sally Morrison end a patriotic lapel button received P Al Hu*nt* wfr* gr.rtotl at the ci ts. Mr an.| .'lr* En d U. V. .1 BE SURE TO V IS Il thiir«i|n\ Toting I*...,), Ly Glenn Unglt, Jr. A Christron. •m i » : v» i* \i ana novelty pin wet also pre. duor I y th* young girl’* r*)g* 1 * v ••••in « r; v.i • i«», tiv**, Mr*. J H, Truluck, who (anted to the hanoree. Mr. and Mr*, h'runeit Itouinil ‘ I t I* Al During intermisaion an im- wore a gown of black crepe made l*t, III, and son of Camp lllnnd gpr»mptn floor show waa enjoyed alrng nmple line*, Mrs. F. A. In* are th* guest*, of the form *%*Konn m i n< it n r nnn Mr nnd Mrs. J II. Wynn an t.tri 11 holiday growth and ri*l llollv AVM tii r M H i t 'l l Slrw»i wilh *11 guests, participating. As- I)y*on gowned in pale bitter •r'a parents. Mr nnd Mr* F K. nuunii' the marriage •>( thvir fh'uei-* 'drioiatrd the ballroom of It * ' «* D 11 n r 1 1« I * «* |. •r Mi** Elisabeth [>y*»n Houmillat. listing the ho, tean in serving rrep*. daughter, Blanche Wynn Pickron, lib. \im»rv f"t the nmniiil Phi S i m i l a r S c h o o l 1 » • nn \ x| punch throughout the afternoon tearing a lung sleeved blue J e f I' j••aching S r r v l r # it mi \ xi to lib rm II Townsend, son of Mr.. Mpha Kappi S« •*•»r 11\ • hiistmn* « i» « 4 * r o iiii i v k i i i 'a fh a tle* r u n r<*n were, Mr*. Frank ft. MacNeill. •ry dinner gown with which kh.. K v * King I’ r »>*r S#r and Mr-. Karl B Tnvrnseml of Or-1 lb v • dance Mr* J II Tru I IS I* \t lu »M * l r r » « ! • « ■ II A A Mrs. W. E. Baker of lake Mary wore ftitver costume jewelry, and Gr adirk. Jr . of Si |iin,|„ Jlo. Mr- John Kick. Mr* II B llriM rliafal ll# r« g|nd Mrs. W. E. Coulbourn of lairtit. Jam** II. |)y«on. in drea» l*|rt in Culluiti. Ala . Tlie ceremony waperformed P * '1 -»ll mill MrII I Per km* uniform. n % m * T « 111 in 11 ing ihe Christtiur h » liaytoaa beach. • lance I .A K K M11 \ II ikK. thi* morning ut !» .'lit oclock b y jM' l, 'l ,M cli'peron* f**r th« lai: 1|* »(||« XIII it *4 II %I' in in n (Jurats were: The Misae* C«ul.' »Silv*r Star* in vnriou* aixea thi ir parents. it 11 xixitrts rx*r«(it 1 .1 1 % k m m : % M i r i i t ii the Kev. J. W. Austin at the homa * ,,,, 1,1 ' ,MI *’ ^ ' »,rwdwv |o oA ^ \| tourn, honoree,- Evelyn Matthews. were hung on the blue velvet T h e fiilliOMtlg |»**r-‘Midanced Mr. and Mr* \V. It. I>v *oii , of the bridegroom’s parent* in thg M-Ottlaxr Premising Srrvl.* I) Betty Jo Brock, Dorothy Crumley, vurtain o f the «tag* where Jim* Miss Oledu Hyson a n d Lieut. t«V the mii-ir ‘»f tih nn Br«*xxui’prc*ence of on y intimate frundil MMlr.l M Mill ||.,% % I.indberg* orrhestru cf Kellie Morrison, Rosemary Bur­ one Ofrheptr.i It v |* r . « 7m 1 James H .I)y<nn left last night 11•*rt ami 1•11•1f \ 11,, d ic k , Ruth Sackctl, Betty Matth­ Daytona Bench furnished music f o r Soilu*. N Y., where Lieut. and relatives of the couple. Ihe Ml-**’*. J»»yce Whnbhbi, * ; I -Ml lll lis ll Xi \ m <C Thi bride chose for her wede w s , N arg:ret Dlnifeldcr, Patay for dnneing throughout the if* Dvso n i* being married n *xt . . . . Monel Knov Hetty l.ou Kle*h. •ling drr«» s navy b.ue mlingnte \ v , I ..v.-ll, Kv.-ly,, S f w . Wallace, Narcv Jo Gonaslei. Sal. trrnoon. Against n background Westnesday. P llttl like|| K vi it' n%l'T i* r 1 111 111 11 v* ith which »he wore navy unit M a l l?l|l|«s m u ,| lie Kate Willlimr. Dilon Baker. of palm* and cedar boughs, titty r1v U n g u i s . « M artha \\ i g h t . U |* I m , . jr lik e* w white ucce*.*onc*. ||« r carnage T'li-.iii and!*1"™ twinkled from the halco^v Mary Frances Coulbourn, K irtley, P atfv llix lg e. P'*rk Avr r*r Kin s n a r l Mr*. Kenneth Ft llell an I , 1.0 III ..«« . v . . . and at vantage point* abrut th** wa* of tnliamnn rA»e»T“ Anno Lovell. I I' . . H i m . tlla .ly . I'tiqii.i. '' *' r^ nrreiR tl * thrre children, Deborah. Julmnn** Algo. Jog Watken. Glenn l.ingle, |room The mantel was banketl ami Norman, plan to l**nve Toe* , Mi** r.dnu Rivera, onlv otlentl II. ...... I lium, lluri« Hall. Mar). i '. , i nin« I'ni.’ , u »i n n l.iitti, 1 W ' t Malcolm MicNrill, K elly,wi,h ce<lar boughs among which dav foe Haihr* vllle. till., where « utlt of the bride, wore a dre*.* of 1 1 • t •vlo'in. Krtna |b»*nlney, •' •nina Weraion ; t,i p xt It Hi** %.( f miihi BoBo Mero, K. C. Harper, "laced large silver l-dls they will make their future home. Moldiir blue ctepe with b.a. k nc .1.1 •(• S* holt/.. K.'I•-«Hutchisoll, M• v Mer»|. .. ; •„ |. \| t K■•!• I•- It ■ " t . .I Jr., Wight Klrtlry, George 8 pen- wl,h hluo clappers and sm-ll ct*rorica and a cor-are of t tlin- V d.ilxi! Tniluck. I ll.'.la nhn" M r,f *»•' ts'iiiiu c I., - u f t * ter, Waller Meeds Smith, Waydel^Hie lirhls burning within. Oil man m*e*. J Rialncy Whitlinrd of \ III It Ilf*. Mill 11 lll.lt-Oil. Y I 1 lor# • • I h. I W H iis-li. . G eorge A n I ‘ - ' l l »t at each side of the arrangement Rucker, Jr. and Jimmie Kignry. — Medi# •» ( illege in N’^rtb ( ’urolina vrved the .bride- I " • 1 iiMxvcII and Kathryn WigI was placed tall blue tapers in ail * I^ tiaiann N »w Orleans. U am inline t Ii *• | griMim m Irext mnn. |vrr candelabra. ti ll, til.- ........ Kith.'i... T,,".r,",|Vs’'l:T" 0" ,*T '" t wrii :.v..i ..Ml v." Mr*. Townprnd xva* pnnluatiNl hn!|days with h . * parents, .Mi tea tsble was overlaid with r n J Mrs. Otto Amlvr. on. Hr. tv ' i i 'l ! , , ! ! '''! ', " ! ' ' T“ " ...... front Seminolr ||i'*h Tchord. Sh»* ' I W . I , .lull.' Thlirin n. Shirt, v a lace cloth centered with ailv-r rchrtl*, t onnie Met II. Angela Jn*r».lav a« h>...| - ix \ st ,, % wa# formerly vmpioyrtj by tKc baskets holding grhite roses, bal­ P ejg v 0 ^ At. K 5 oi»rr...trn.trnl "»*»•» »»•- -rtinnir. l ..o , Sanford Merabi anil f«»r the |uiit Vrt-eh. Fdith i . f v e j o y , anced nn each aide «by lighted Amlrev .n* ............ . . . '* " ' H^kri 1 .1.I4 Mr. *nd Mrs. k‘ r«*«l If Williams, year ha 4 l»eeii with the Sentinel- IUineati, Sylvia Met^h, (\ l white taners in silver candle •pent Christmas Day In Waycruaa, Star of Orltndo. t». Mart) IVrkiiM. Shirl.-v .... |T, ,','1 V ' ' 7 ' ’ U '* N' ,T I ---------f holders. Presiding at the punch (la. a* the guests o f Mra. Wil­ Mrk. Nn Klitalwlh | „„„i,.. ” , " *..... . Mr Town*rntl wi* graduated ,,, ... nr ,v t'i'lliiiii, u . . . i i- v...,n, H 1 ................'•'Ins. * i. "hl.h in I"*' ii. . i n , i.,i,i . i,,..,,11. bowl, were Mra. J. O. I In liams parents, My. and .Mr*. Allan from St. rbnid High School nnd !Jh " * y Sllitth, N stu ll" 1 | „ , . Irn.t I............ I .............. 1 . white laee, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, ""'•'••I' . '•• . ,,l.„- k (KlrslM.i I. Il.riri •a at pre*cnt .CMnncctnl xvith tKo True, 4 tin t lot I, True, (athrllnr Hunt, M iry ls>dg.' Msrirnr.t , , . r t|(tl' r " " J ''" ';" I , ---------ow ned in ivory satin with gold Orti gc Nrwa Tomptiny u( 0rl*n* Sut'iicer, Nmicy I>iiclit»n, Martha ''I'Mlr " “ t • ,l"'. 1 in Hr' braid trim. Mrs. John Elek In n J, • . i, Ii Jr.... u...,: U T 1 IL I. I IV„I,..|.. .............. l""" I •!" ' '-' ' ' Ijork vclvvt. *nwn rt 'R la ff Sgt. Jium* (V)|b"il I s i Hetty King. Betty Wilkin-' " - 'i n .'.n ,». •t\Nirh nivhi m„ i . t*. itariLawldint, lh * • ’» J | h g ^ .lm idi«wirdk it ki U . 'ite V MM."RaIph Wight,; »4vrtt«l t» ........... ......... Hi., " t*m lliitlhins.in m l I j i - r " * , i „ r' * » l uialu |.-coup Joyt#»' Ann, Whlddon be 0 lih iho who worv a gown o f rnmvo oink. »n*ro h« l» •'JtHais* T il,: soi i iis 1 1 1 n u ' r o T frlrn J. V . SUnatrcm C o .n ". , . a f l-r frlrnd. at 240 PBlma.t, Strvet.'oT' ' " a , .." " " t !, Kl,> T, u t u . t J e n e '- M . »l"'id in g Mis. Dyson Is a wnior at f>*«ti III Hi It Ik llll(t-rll<rl |tva»a|964*|re la min. Evan* McCoy son University in DvLand where / hetstmss with Ills n.othvt. I •tif.'l .tvs i,t Ninth Ml llarri*oti, Falward Daniel*, y for i t'.il war mill uiul ! I t n II tv Tu ck er, e i.lMr 1 ' •' — ■ -ii ■ ptuctnr, K-*rl Jeter, Bob llick*on, sh» is a meml'?r of th . Tress rhriT ! H'I imI i y M« h Club, reporter fer the Stetson* l Bruce Bolt. Paul llick.-mi, Uruy i o u n s.si.K T t* MKTimniai Dr. and Mrs. William Faulk 'Hodge, Jirr Durmiiiy, Bill Stapler, ian Staffs and social chairman ner of Newport Newa, Va„ wtuij • ii im rii WDBO " t v . l r i m . I ’hat."I" .Nell I '" " i ll. t siith.'ii llutrhlsiin, far the Delta Della Delta >oror* , pending the winter at ILiy H-v II M ll.nkl*. I'«,tnr ' 1 Jrl, George Kick, Al ihiudney. Uy. • * member o f tho Bla ton* Reach, were the Christm.i.l S'lll'ln v Mehonl. 11) ,0 a. XI T""'*rt't'a rragraaa i Waller t iinn'dl). tlrlen Farrell, K.dgt Players, a dramatic club, t p , d|nnr u of , )r arl, I o ,,K ln i M,rvle«. 0:0*1 UP N,ws •Minn Iiv th# p.i«t„r iJr., Ensigii Sam Dichtun, Fritnk secretary and- treasurer of th* j N r , 0:10 Interlude |Wtxxlruf f, III. Hill llranan, Hill l?."'-. rh,|rel> In Ih. tvtlr, Florida Intercollegiate Pres* an' 0:15 U. P. on the Mr . ' I r n d s , w . l r n m . In m||. i4»:xix% i. 'White, David listthel, |l'>by NewtecreUrytreasurer o f the Flori­ O:;l0 Elmer Davis, News I*.«• rI* k 11**rtr% \\ llll.tiii#, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Clevelsn I 0:43 The World Tn.l«v da Student Government. , " ' " * e"vin«>, n u iiin i 1‘ttal.xf w f N a n 4 l# ll -l t l .vI »Tlnv t T I O V 4 llN v 7:00 People's Platformy ' ti alter lluyi.es, Jr . Huddy IU.shop,( "•»> i iTtiiKI. Tlie* • 4 )«•• fit* | l(**VtX :ti «-M|||lftll#• Appoxlmately 100 guesta were and son. Mack, Jr., left yc»ter !• • Fmi ln ih # tciil lo«Mir,| Hl , .-I. r , .,„,l day for Hartwell, Ge., where 7 :3C Columbia F«tlvTl I" “ « h ' ^ t f Anders..,, I S|0 *;• „• ;;• ......... ........ irvited to atUnd the debut. William l a n s . r m r h s r c s H . l l l f . i l i l .1 V •* It l| |W I I I N . I’ ark A v o . they were railed by Ihe serious 8:00 .Snort* Renort*.r Jnril ‘ Hnlruff, Dick Brown ami -Hiimliijr • He h no I. * H ^ %| M • I •ar •| a » J I * V >| 1 ***m # wnrihlrt with ... I Illness of Mrs. Cleveland's falh «r»hii> W B D EI.IVEIC 8 :IS Orange cCnVy Medical 1' ‘ « k ‘ •'eveh.id, Jr._____ Ith ue. ' • Ht ll iJ* •'* ■ llrn rtt# Tile* l '» F l w h l l i M ‘ • • "> k M 7----I Aaa'n. ‘ rfllia Ntlllill) Ilf rillMM 1'i‘ lcph n n c til HU V f I.. H'lfi.Ut J |* X | Hilhjr* 4 A n • It C 51. TWO TYPES OF 8:30 Keyboard and Console ' l ) a n c e W ill B e H e ld aire.l Meeting , J „ |. M ln|..xl< * I n f rh ii rr h 8:65 Elmer Davis L the R r « « ■ ” 1,1 llv iu K . a n g e l l a l l , N e r v lr e , r n |,. g 1 DANCE MUSIC I^roy Coi.p.’ r, Dub Epps, John Jt» I* \ l ’ T h # H # V# it W e tH lra * U:00 Your lilt Parade Morgan, Jack Woodruff and l “ rd*F N|8hl Serenade Mr. and Mr*. Donald Dunn tn-iC»“ rlM Low i.f Emery Univrr- 10:15 ®, Pul lie Affair* The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity Uruined at th.lr boma on Carbl- *i»y «n Atlarto, 0 a . arc spend* 10:3Q Olga Coahlo, song, la to be host at Its annual Christ * J msa morning morning with a breakfast for JhR th* Christmt» holldtys w.lh 10:45 News Of The World ' mss •hei* parents. ms* dance tonight at Ihe Dilando a smell group of frlendv Decora 11:00 Basketball Broadcast U . 9 . Raw las K m , 1 7 * 1 1 tlona warn in Christmas colon of 11:15 Claud* Themhill Orchestra Country Club, the affair lo begin' atw— a O t U o d A S aa fao* at* 10:00 o'clock. green and rad togethar wrJt a Ensign 8. R. Dlghton, Jr. and 11:30 Dane* Orrhestra Several hundred invitation* h.»vr 12.00 Linton Wells New* lighted tree ___ _____ . v John Dlghton ita“ a arrlvml from I I INTRODUCING i" cn sent rut by active ami alumFollowing the course breskfs.t New London, Cvtn. to visit with 12:05 8 lgn Off nl members of the fraternity. In! Ut# traditional eggnog w a, served|tbotr parents, M*. and Mrs. S. R charge of arrangements »r> Char* T» morrow's program Dighton. Mra. D<«l.tjn mn.i eed | by the hostess. leg Brady, Miller Phillips, Jr. and 7:00 Morning Devotions Those present with Mr. and Mr*. up and accom pam l them Immc. 7:30 Sunday Morning Breakfast W; C. Nesbitt. l TVs ^H s m ! ^ 1 Caaaaiw The Federal (lovemnunt i-t tMlniiliahing Trntle Truining Svhiadt to Dunn wera: Dr. and Mrs. K. W. Club - AND — It is expected that a number of Kpp* and titelr guest, Mlaa All* teach men over 18 and under r>0 yearn of nge a trntle no Hint they.trait Robert M. Shaaffar o f Camp • :00 Press Nawa young people from Hsnfui I will 1 0 * 1 1 * 0 HTRKAMLINED lean* Eppa o f Tampn, Dr. and Blandlag la t h e guest of his 8:06 Business Review axnlat in the Nat^onul Defenne 1’ruduction Proitrum. he In attendance at tha dance this J WITTHM BAND Mrs. J. N. Tolar and goaaU, L R. mother, Mra. Mm Shaaffar, for 8:16 Louis* Wilchar at the 'Tualng. TV, Last War# U Maak McIntyre and Dr. and Mra. Wil­ an Organ aightl- day furlough. On Astisw liam Faulkner of Daytona Beach, Christmas Day Mra. Hheaffer., 8:30 IntertHvun for Sirtng* )■> Ralph Talar. Mr. and Mra. Phil Robert, and Mr. and Mra. RU-; 9 * 0 The World Today LundquUt ylaltad with ( 9:16 From the Organ Loft Grashoff. Mr. and Mra. J. H. Caw mar 9:30 Know Your Bible Better an. Dianea-Dunn and John Dunn. friend* In U k i l u d . 9:46 Columbia's Gypsy Caravan <«w Y i M 'i K t« Only 10 .*00 Church o f tha Air BOSTON, Dec. ~27,—M V -This ' ( hrtatma* are* the teal thing fu r' 10:80 Wings aver Jordan 00 l l 'n i r t i l i l Carl Mason. ttiOO UP Nawa |“To Daftad Amarlcm Boy Defanna Bond* X SUmpn" . - I l a M ala Dlnirng R o m ta d H* walked down the stair, him* 11(96 Vera Brodsky, pianist a* -I W I «. n it n ____ 11:30 Invitation to Learning and h* sat near th* tree and | 12:00 Syncopation Piece ,n*° hla own prevents— ^ .urt like all tha o'.h-r kid*. 19:86 Temperature Bulletin 19:90 Balt U k * City Tabnnacle Carl wasn't m'sting anything! lrfld Church o f tha Air that want on because when a 1:10 "Thi* U th* L ife" ••Sow gets to b* It Its about 8:00 -Ip lrit o f 49“ tiata b* had his first'real Christ* 9:90 Tha World Today mu - outside a ho»pit*l. 9:94 New York Philharmonic , That*, what Carl had with bla Symphony father and mother and hia three Those completing the 90 day course will lie eligible for position* In 4 JO Th* Pans* That Refresh** llttl# brothers. And wl*h a lot af defense work at good salaries. on th# Air roatlaa who n*y?r can him baAHDtN 6 00 Unala NaUbol <ore bacansa kids can’ t y|*lt at 5:90 Bain Cuft tha New England Peabody bospl8:68 Bari trap tsl wbe* Carl wa* for more than 6:46 William L. Shlrer, Saw* nine years after ha beak* Ma 6:00 Silver Thai ter hack whan ha waa a baby, 9:80 Cana Autry's Malody Ranch 1 Jan ih* Wears of 'Ailja My Lov«* lo s gwne ef heart*.. * -D ear Mom" = T i l l UP Nawa (ha Chao* National Bank. Now 1 :J8 Tamparatur* Bulletin York, and t rather-1*.law o f John C U O fk tt* 7:90 Bavan Guild Thoaira U., Rockefeller. Jr., died suddenly If you »Pi Interested, notify the Seminole County Chamber •» ki* Providaoca horn* early Tharxdxy. of Commerce, City Hall Bldg., Sanford, Ha., at once. Fill in D M Fhmre DaW, * Tha, Nawa this coupon and bring or mail It in today I 8 * 0 Air Base Show 6:90 Excun la#* In Belcaaa 9:46 U fa fa r WOd Lift 10:09 Taka 14 a / Leant it 1 0 0 0 CalambU WorkAorf 1 1 * 9 Headlines and Byllftt Brill • LIQUORS • SCOTCHES • WINES Marriage of Blanche Sorority Has Annual Pickron Is Announced Christmas Tea Dance NICK’S Package Store .. . ... r'M V Pack me oods Be er Wines nc kt u! up.- win Stlinme to tii.ilr,(ln ||„|| RADIO NEWS xou are invited to 'jine social invent of tne Season THE TAVERN New Year’s Eve Gala Party Mr. and Mrs. Dunn Entertain Friends j -Tonight By Group 1--------- ----- ORANGE CITY HOTEL Defense Training £ Mr. Ken Davis I f AH Christmas Is Real 1 Thing for Youngster f;. Cover Charge $L •elf ENDS TODAY THE FOLLOWING COURSES WILL BE TAUGHT ELECTRIC WELDING • AUTO MECHANICS RADIO TRANSMISSION • AERO MECHANICS • SHIP CARPENTER OR BOAT BUILDING Double Program f.TDMnCMrnV* DAY & NIGHT CLASSES OPERATED LAST DIANES Qatar Chwitd In SUNDAY and MONDAY [rrs HIGH, WIDE... AND THEN SOME! COUPON Act Now luy NAME BAND mm AGE ..................... - ................ .................. ____ ............ ........................;.. ..................... ADDRESS ^ COURSE INTERESTED IN ---------------------- - t o o l ............... ........... a l B j a a e a a * • s s a q , r a n - • • • « • • • • • • • # • * #^ a . L / f> �3jtdQW tH * SANFORD HERALD, BAWTOED. ** .C t»L dark* A. Farrar ' Indian troop, rxamlne • Urge Axl* gun raptured In the rtrill.1i drrrrt ofTrn.lve, AxU force, in 1.11,va arc reported in full retreat with tiro Immrinl treoni ctosa at their heels. > c. r. rkoKtfSit Thirty-two •urrlrora o f tba United 8UUa tankar ffmidie, 1Deluding iu ikJpptr C iptilo C lirki A* Firrow, vara r seeped and twenty-two craw membr a wara mlmtaw after their •hip waa torpedoed and bar llfaboata •ballad off Capa MaodocUo* 200 mile, north o f H.n Fnneljco. SATURDAY, DECMOBB II F -ll Screen a e tm i Maureen O'Hara la •howa In Hollywood with dialogue director Will Price aa they revealed they will wad. Price directed the Irlih (tar in bar lin t acrean (eat two United 8tatei member, o f the newly created Anglo-American War Council are shown leaving the White House In Washington, 0. C. Left In right; Gtnera! Henry II. Arnold, chief of tbo Army Air Corps; Secretary of War Henry L. Rtlmion; Admiral Harold R. Stark, chief ef Naval Operations; Secretary o f the Navy Trask Knox. General George C. Marxhall, Army Chief of B u ff; and Admiral Ernest J. King, new eommandtr o f the United States fleet. FARMERS'MARKET PAKIILKY. d o e bun Its la M e P K M , o r w a t u bpr. '* T * f IB laee. s If. f Mn. Kva Rostnbloom la shown with her danghUr, Eva, bora in Bermuda aboard aa unarmed American liner which brought 119 passengers, 107 o f them American cittsana, la New York. Completely blacked out, tba liner ilg -u n red at fall speed a s m s the daacaroos AUastle. y .i M i ■DTK, Ada. Sir Charles Little At>1* '-t Faring over eeaap of the Pacific war C - a m , Admiral Sir Chirk* ix ihnwn t'; 'a l hie desk In Washington. He la •I .a member of the Drltlin war board , 1 a the United State* to plan unified r - { war effort agalaxt the Axil. fie * HOUSE OF TODAY AtiD TOMORROWI Hera It plywood-and-qlue houiM boin^-eroefed almoil overnight to technique which it revamping homo building predict*. The kai livable Interior. Yet l» U arseisd from factory-formed ona af mast today*! need* by a pro-buM howa I* imart fa panale for ipaod and m •.< RUTABAGA* IS Lb. asek |t.l> POT A T O M . Red D ll.e Xpc N o . 1 O R A P C r h C n , rr.unay. Itoxee U. 8. .l i e f t . I t td I t .I I : Is l l . i e to co m b . H ie It *••>. b tg the. n>-. • M l. Maine, cw t It.W >' r e p o r t no, is I I I .I I . boa baa l i e ' APPLES. Eaetern. bu. neut. II I . Heed. Canadian Certified Red Ull«e Kt.'M gCATH bu. ba kl. II IS to lie * Boxes | 1M la ll.e e Cwt I M S AVOCADOS, bu. hpre. | 1 U l o ll.e e I.1MRM. lie beekt. I I M SPINACH, fcu. hpr. Summer T yo*. BANANAS. I f lb. buns., g l.te to | j r m :c » Ireberu lfUL«e dry pack t i e In IM S . doe Ike. Iced. I i|iii“ |.M t » | I M TANGERINE.-*. H b v » teaak. 11.11, Ilia . < I t t l to 11.71 BEANS. No q eele r * •> *v CABBAGE. Ton. b u - . rail |e Icy. ONIONS, m lu. enck. V .llow IS I I SWT POTATOES, ew t eaahi. *1.00 la l l . t i . , S p n n ln h y .il J * l * IM S . h a m to t i l e , her n . n U M‘ w hite | l l » get. bun. I l l to SOe CHATOTK. bu. knr. Il.’ll • T r.lllI M T t . •• i. ■«» f t <»• iir flt o r i i . . !* • ■ ;l .1 <:i > .. . .- o f tho U. 8. Array Hawaiian forte art pictured on Uunoiulu,-guard *i dry duty outside a ile sabotage. H ' ■• • ■i ! ■i i * r /v �--------------------- ~ .............................. w? •S0 *■ \ ? v '- •-. / .•»_' l . >.’ !•'* 7* ■ ' "T > THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA • --------- SE P T F j\fR F R - M i a * * r u c c x r jT u u /o e m w o e o t ABMtldnCrtT CflOWN ASAHST u > ‘ tia*A s s r r . * 9 s c s a w e a * « t u 0 M 4P K H ecrtatr A • I U m BEACH. Dm . 17—<JP>— ( k t m l U ln if t r Larry KacPhail thinks Brooklyn'* beloved Dodgers will be • toother beeebeU e.ttb next w i n , bat he laid Friday that they'll W e to win the Netiona| learns pennant agate. " I f we had atoed pat on ear 1941 team. I don't believe ■to could have repeated," he declared, ad ... judtlng hi. dark ilaaae* acainat thd (■ *!* of a bet ion beaming down oa the beach. . 0 “ Hot with the chancre we’ve made T hope era'll be right up . there hi the IMS race.’* • "W ell he better than (met e e a 1 »ob. W ell have to be. It look. like enethdr tight three or four club A »cramble. ^ ^There'a one thin*, though, I be­ lieve we helped ourseivo* more than either the Cardinals or the The - red-beaded, easy-talking A MacFhall - Hutu hie tieb and St. Lnul« aa certain first division fin laher*. -He sees ib* Reds, the Glantm-eud the HreUt in a dog­ fight tor the other two spots. •Legiea'.ly, yon have to pick St. a Laeia - to •win,' he caatlaoed. “ They've got a great yeuag taam. There are a lot of young fellows On the teem who haven’ t bevn In on a. pennant before, the Cards are th e -d o b to beat’ mm CtednaaM. he said, la sure to * be tough. They’ve got great pitchE Ing, ntiri If (bey get some kilting : they’ll'b e very good." f 1? r T LAKE MARYi Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bullard have retained to their home after several months' absence. A Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wagg of • W ercbeater, Mass, and Mias A l­ thea Ware of Banger, Maine, have returned to their homae altar ■pending a few weeks In Florida. Robert, i p m Christmas In DeLand with Mrs. I. G. LaaieLe. Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Wagg are ■pending e abort time visiting thsir daughter and famly, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Trefry of 8 L Augus­ tine. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gleason of I Ocala apent Christmas with Mr. .. and Mrs. II. M. Gleason. 1 The Annual Community Christmad Tree was held In the Chamber .Commerce Building on Chriat1Eve- A aplandid program was nted by tha children and glee 1of the Lake Mary School. At i conclusion of the program ita Claus appeared and dlstrlglft* and candy to all tha “ WhlaUing Willie” Gets Holiday Gifts 1 PAGE rlVE ■— ■■ f ° r # approved w ill l>» #ppr.> . 1 - * !>• - a m - l># .1 >■I> r*r*"<lr.| ih<- \ont*K o r i r r . m i . i i e m s t m . ••»# of »« i.i Hondo t»» p* u s e d fa«r m * t p | x I l S o e o o a n d || In t h e r e f o r * m i n u t e * o f i h l « me-#«inW m n m i l II’RI III, / l'.l.i:iTIII\ ,h* <.r grqurlng. e t a H l i - h ni re snaary t o lee tie | I * " o o In l i o n * . lu It F u r t h e r l|w .ii «.. | thnt n g .% I *<i t*11 • t'.«untv n» n r nr.a.i> t i h **i i %n j t \ . tI ii( •K• « pa11nadI bi un i l dr i«»n p l t n l H<>n'In In *<!<lltlon t o t h e | le .- t h l « r e s o lu t i o n b e puM ls het l m the* Jute* i | . m w ith l it*i t in :Tik in .’ ,(* •0 Isau** o f lliM pt i.i l ll< n<1 s h er # - l U n f o r U H e r a ld . It b r l n a *lir _ p ritm tla At I c i n g f r •■In I he> 1 7’’ .**•••• l o f o r v a p p r o v e * ! mi«| vuiitliilptl, s o d H e w * i * p » f puM lehnl m S»..itn». * N *|n*r It lierpln U nit the ill* • p lla l !<**•»•! l«"Ualirfrlol U - r . X K K A H I h e U*vinl o f C a u n t r •u n t y . F"ls»rlej*% «»n« e . .. n m i k I «*g 1st Hit I••I* iMHtho S e m i n o l e • til h o r l i e s l mol valid.tied C o m m l s i l o n c r s o f K f i n l n n U C o u n t y f»*r four ill i 'o n »o -iiiu > ’ u m k* ( ' m i n t ) . F b .th M an /"• * ••!••■n •! | Sa l*| r lr o 't lo i i Mill I.** h**M m III. Ue*»ni It #l pr t| | #n i •’Ml t«» t h e be st b e f o r e a«ii| p l e r t l u n ih>‘ -I t *■ t Dm o f fit r of llir S <||0 I \ Iiss.r ..f a p v r r e l pre*<*in«*to ’ ll i h e •*••nnt % •n l e r p e i * o f s u c h C o u n t y t h a t l l o s - I P M puhhratlon In »tn it ii.-ws l l r g l a l r a l loll o f sight unt> al li’ » e e U l i l l a h e i l fur t i d i n g in l lo* U *i p lla l Honda of N em l n ol e Cuunl) N l ’T »•• be at l e a - t l l m l i ’«!.»> » • II l«'e* III I lie* III um I I'ule «|on i i f nr ra | » l * r t l o n and wo III !.*■ • n in t h e ■um o f |to so v ft* l e x i n l b e f o r e *«li| e l r e t l n n H 'llM lnc Iih n l n | it' Mis •u nrr " f d u r l f d In a l l tr«| i « lv I• g•»•• snd aol«| In a d d i t i o n to t h e |7®.* i \•t••i*•n f l»v t h e i i t u ’ ii* -n* * i.te I l r » l Slr*-*-i a n d l*irl* Nxettue. In V b le d b ) law foi Ihe lo d d ln c BAu taaua o f H ospital t lo n .t * uf nf I he* II'M til o f I ’mint * 1 ’ ••111 fi i!►• I S . i n f o n l , F l o r i d . 1. uml lit at >ant> etich • U c li ti n a He 'mlno l# C o u n t y henrtofor* a p ­ p o i i f r « of Sem inole FH 1 w ill rem ain open h .t.»v •-%T h a i n!l c l l l f e n * w h*» a » e f r• p r o v e ^ a n ^ \ • l i d a l r d a n d I h g l an id i o n I h !• t h e 2 nd d.»t o f I •• ce|.| Mtilid.tv f o r Ih. r* » I- ' ^k ^rllnn Ha Hi»ld In s t lb n il t the* c r l l i t ' r r A l» I9« I ••I |H’ i « . . h * 'i n a l f b . I 1 \ law |n hulllgfA III ftein 110 •I• |*«.|Mlly • el if and w h o are on Ilf i*-.l ••I*-••t ••■ <lU**Btlon o f iMUSItCe o f Mat) H«g/ld« !• J I •. Ip* register f ” » the 1 .«I i l r . ’ IHoi r ew id in g in aald c . » u n l v . m l p>" t o Ihtt K fa « h« * ld *r n In >itli| C n t i h l ) F A liv e ... tvs be b elli III S. |o lll"i. « ’u lin t) |.cl|y registered »••• e i l l l l l . ' d f w h o a r e q u a l i f i e d e l cr t n r a II J ov •r» lr * . • Sr F'H.flda. .*rt I'tiradat I .r ii ia i) V o l e In aald e l e . r t o i . T i l n » K K t ill K. Ill: If l Ua n lva el u #:' k . * n t: Itrglal rallun Ii. •••k* or. n< .« •by t h e Ho ard o f C o u n t y C o m mis* J i: I‘or !i(l Vt»v r l M i t 'i w • •iu.ihfls-d I . ■ l o n e r s o f S e m l i m l e C o u n t y . K lu i • 1 •) Herndon tw Mlater Mn.|.-r t h e I H « o f I h e S t a l e at Ihe office of Ih* aup. 1 v »•*-•» • d o . trial t h e y d e e m It es|»«*dlrnl an* .ci*.• F l o r id a , a n d wh*> l* 1 f r e e h o l d , r Hegiairalion. #»nd to the l»e»t Interewiu ««f etjili who la a freehold* 1 and w 1 •d •fleet « t < 11 inlaw|..ttef » <<>1 to an «l i '.Mint * . I* • 01 ills.| 1.1 o k jCoUnty tu |l a Ur lloepltal llonds I•* reglwi.-i under Ihe i.w S tU lM o .le I 'liiilih C H ilil-k 1. . Cl * >..| Sp* . M l I •I.... qualified of Ihe Stale of FHerula tntv «» » : *o( N r m ' n o l e C o u n t y In t h e s u m o f \I.) pi •>vide.| v,..| r eg, i»l •.1 1 l.-o 1 lo .« o >| lu.nnii in a <ltl i ll< it to the Imuue uf later *nd qua Ilf* »■• » *.i Mo| l.-ww l o i n f.\s 1 .1 d o pl lot election, Provided •••• el#-.-loi »H M o a p l t a l H o n d a v f 1 7 *.a « o d«ta<l a i % r » : Its Ihe ll l i e . f >m l t'li-i t|. OF F t . « be registered elltiu le»* lb.«o II' X A Ft' h 1st, 1) 11. h e r e t o f o r e n p p r o V * t u t m i or M d io n u : 1‘olv II e e l . o i li e r * »vHo . 1 1 « <pi.i l •*d nn d v.il Ma te st f o r ilie p u r p o s e 11 ) .lays p ri or Ih e .lit .* • M l * l i l . l l M n >\ . . . i» I la d rle* t o r S.in110•Ic •O Ml » o f b u i l d i n g l* i ..unl> l l o a p it M l . • e'e*. *ei| C o u rt Ihla el.M |1 'I e | | e | a I [ll .' h lln g and 1 letk of IH* an d dillv •> K •" I e I d Mi l l o p u h l l f IAi IMI iik in aali| C m i n i y The law p r o v i d e * i l i a l .»••' »*• • m id ed |H*ard o f C m i n i y 1 ..tnmla» <liirr* ••I I I . . li o n lb* by l*«* IW It F u r t h e r devolved. Thai H u I lot id 1 . 0 e l i g i b l e Courtly . o f ^ e i n i i o l . 1 Ml *>pe, ia I ao n whall be tier m. .1 •» fr .« do .i d * |.cIi. f 1. •.*I who lva» a n Impjt.dlete I h e arn-ojnt o f f t a n d s r e q u i r e d f o r . I. . 1 1*•la l.v c e t l l / y l|t.»I Ih. lh »a p u r p o e e |a Thai the ‘solu tion W*a al'llv .1 l o p l e d • I l o g 10 n > r a t e o f I n t r r e a l t o He (aud o n m I«I | "••Id IliHird at ih* Slip. '•MU • I "of 1; •k1**1.*1• H o n d a ehal l He f o u r per r e n t p t r M ••t||»^ o f wald ll i n t f d .. S» miir.'H ‘ “ .111I' l l«.r .i 1 annum T h e I n t e r e a t ehal l Ho |»ay* | . cruiser 2 1911 able • e m l - a i in t e a l l y . eal«| loo.da | u 1 r s t : s s 111 v o f r i . . 1 '•1*1:1 1%1 1 1 1 1 1Ion 1 N I I T I I I! h i •h a l l be ar t l a l e o f A p i l l I M M * .1 IIlia Ihe >||» .lit of II t»M*l t U ttOMia |vv| t. Ml Hliall !•• Imauesl In llte i|«-loott I n A* j II •viM’ti * t l o a o f ||.non r a r h ami n u m b e r e d l o ut: m i t» f r o m | 1 o in. I n r l u s l v e . am| » h a l l I Hsaelu *. Jnn wnr y k’ Tlh. IOIJ I m a t u r e In n u m e r i c a l o r d e r ) I o*»a *I. \I ■•lo*I * Ii* ' 1 I m g •» c i | ll.a t 00 ••m A p r i l j, |9|| a n d H .a o n o n a a Id • d IIIII 'd Ml ol !• < d a te t erg year thereafter to ami N O T H t; T . f « III III r o i l a •w i n •dan. •lult I n c l u d i n g Ihe > e r r |9 «|, a n d | « * Win Be Sords' Review of the Year Better Next Year — H o s p it a l ll o m l a he r e t o fo r e * a u t h o r * lied h a t e be e n validated a n d date d aa o f M a r c h I. HHI. am| a r e n«»w r e a d y f o r anlr . u n i W II K I I K A M , It la e s t i m a t e d th at «*0n o n Ap ri l I o f I M 2 b u t s h a l l b e r e d e e m a b l e u t t h e o p t i o n o f tha C o u n t ) oil a n d u f l e r fiv e |&l y e a r s f r o n t i h e d<iIe o f U « u r lie II F u r t h e r Itemolve*!. » T I i m | a S p e »-1 ,g | M e e t Io n |n h r i e b y ra lle c l lo be !•** on Tuee«|av. J a n u a r y 27. 1912. In e a c h a n d e v e r y e l e c t * i» n p r e c l n r t 1 l lt e I'm in ty at w h l r h tile t|UeatH’ll ah II He *ubftt tte«| If) llte t|iiallfled el#*dofa who are f r e e h o H l e i a in p a b l 4 ’o u n l y a h e i h e r s u c h “ i"a|iltiil I t o m l a o f Hent ltto le C o i f l t t ) In Ihe aeni o f | l t , t t l l s h a l l be leMlied, Mol the form o f . Ilia H a l l o l * f o r s u c h e l e c t i o n s h a l l Ha F o r Honda ’ ’’ A g a l n a l lb»n«ls** a n d t h a t s a i d e l e r l i u n s h a l l He h e l d a l Hie w - v e r a l p l ac e .* w h . r * t h e Inal Meliert* I Fl ee t |nn W r ■ held In * a l d C ounty an d In n c r o n la nre w ith t h e l a w s o f t h e S t a l e o f fr lo rl d i t , governing stirh rleclln n l i e It F u r t h e r lt**a«»|ved t h n t a n y rilla v n w h o la m f r e e h o l d e r who 'ta a «|uallflrd e l e c t o r r e s i d i n g In I s e m l m . l e C o u n t ) . F l o r id a , " h a l l be U n l l l l e d t o v o t e »n wald e l e c t i o n , | l ie It F u r t h e r l l a s o l v e d t h a t i h e o r |B | MJ%1 „ f r e a o l u t l o n he e l g t t e d •IN HAH K v r % T » : Ilr«ya*r4 OF Fe r re *# Ukr. I*. 1*1(011 %t i :. Fh. . . m l *1 Id • within the 1 \k 1: nfrn -e r • I iti- ,.f g- • H i d . .......... .. l.lc In ................ n i l v # Milt V SelMIIO.il •‘..IlfllV 1 1 the ADS IK YOP It E N T •n o t v . w ill lin e lliri. •I 1 • l » f l e d elea - •I 11• * • «l ••»b 1 thuiv Iro||. .1 ..r l l o - I!. <•l*.it* r • •• I* I h ff tha* first . »-• *1 lear I 1 I el e ct »..♦» 1 1• • rob.n ik I!..... I do t I «o I .I . . - |lo. 2tlt| .......her \ I • 1911 • f • - lot. ■ mini*ini.!. • . noi v FH.ritl; ' 1•. ......... ... t rnian 1 an d e l e . I lettt ■ r ................. .. ■ d |' i|>. * lo • ' • n o t h ’* tint W*eg «l I t . « Ir ii plet . f.- fieri* ..f i- - i- n»Ta 1 •■ v lo tho |n Florida, 1 Ihe fi.r o* ••ro-i’l c o p y r e l c a t ln n • lt>.otd m | • M o il Iho I ••t td -I w if hand •l.rv o f .tnd IH)- Herndon C lerk • lid d. I lie ••Me Iriiiolof w Ml | l . ........* \ 10 sleitonilna I til in . . cot pc 1 lour , t .| MMUlhel.-d j * . *.(•“• .*c u I i v »•! v i -- • ■ - 0 wIv e Hit.I S I .. . II r at e o f hit I.(INKER NEED. •• j * .-l ROOM l«» OR SKI.I. THINKS M»l - " Ii .a M 1 -I |o><i*■ A WANT HOUSE. KIND 111:1.1*. Dl Y S> l o Il ie I -I * 1 Id l . c 1 - . t t r. l 11 • Iode*• ,• "..ff •l1 1(. • Coii nfv Fb*I -I . •--«•■* f 11 il.. •l|l| 2 r*tv ill • II ' I" >11O'*1'on « C --nit| v .11 S \N F u ll I• I 'lot |.| . w ilh in •M ti t c i l l e i t r l a t i i i o H t h * l i i . i n p -.l .l h .il l . n Ih. lim e of tho f u •1 of tills notice Clas h . l.i-IM an lts-i aa*| a h u l l l.c lit W tlllll* all i l l a id e llte p liO ’ c .f re-i .H Ulo| |io*| office ..lit. of Hi. • I * l l o a l l# . Ol d a l i o 11I 1•• ........... •IV o l II 1ST ,«| l.v the claim ant, •IK • •»* tor na-v . a o>| UIIV ' " i t . h 11 l a l n i •le 'i oa in l h*-t f i l e dI " H i l l I..- Vo.lel \\ In 1 il* 1 11 It F t > Pdn iliti-lnalor . f 1 Hr » > l I t . ’ .•# Furl rat 1 - J ». ■ t i n t .Int-tl d '• # p n l - l l i al o n | *i * Ihe coheiructliin »»f . , , t ... «nJ Sanford merchants at Christmas th# C«*J1 llulItllng a" hrralo* by each member of the Hoard and t Imre— M Irisliberal “ Whistling • a h WUIIe”, talented colored whietler who has brought nation-wide at­ tention here by his appearances on “ Wo the People” , and other I TVG M O D E L S A j? G WE’VE <scr A fH N MWUtES big radio ahowa. Willie received D U E IN • tO ltC L TO D A V .1’ over half a truck load of gifts s e t d o e t v e BUS from about 15 aatiblishments, BOONES ’ ranging from feed and drug stores to grocery atoroa, for which, Willi* declared, be wanted to axpress his thanks. •illy l«i S . n . 1 rHi It " * Wee k# t legal •« of C lio t’SK IIKRAl.h ( I. VSSII li:n > oil a n d e n h o f '••• if. t. . !•* |’ |, 1 Id I . 1 1 n h i . Ii M fle.l I lid le q n li.d l. !••»•-• o| i*..i l l - n i l # I e.| I.. |l 1* « l.r im * 4« liel i l . - lM Mi . l v w h ' . l l 11 • *• « o r e l l her o f v .*•• m iv lor v r |«»- I c u It-. a Mnwl in I hr ■nr ■r* r . I.. ris| row .Hell ». polllatiwd ford 11* r ild l l.s-lttg tho “I ip* I«* iiir p tbllaherl • •. .»v F loridA| iinra u r .1 r.oir . *irt"Wulltre '•uni y 1. TO %|.|. i II F i l l 1 O i l ' s and 1*111'O N f II %% INI. « I tlV|« ..r III - .|..i M o n I • .1 . MNNIta i l . H N V t v t l l l l ' t i l i a • I ll I • ' . a 11 • ‘ eel ** ' o n n ri*h i|i u tile in • i’ p i j i * m I'h le to I••Io ' IN n u : I t t l l l T Of r t l t : M i l N l \ .»# IM .lt. «r*M **• le 1 e*wnly. F l o r i d a in I p I 1 • vo llllcrcw f in .I t ii m miln . j j • - o| I III e r e e I p O r i 1 » . ntl .1 m m t i l * I I.. I.. d.ile.l I of said bond \p»*| lat |t|J . .. I u h a l l nt it i n •* l il t u i M t t r f I n - 1 -.» •1. 1 f 1 ' Mm o n A pril y rut 11 " I 1911. a ml I I ••••!» r . te ’ lt iw l •III. f r . t f l r r III! I tnl lMU » la*[••(til fV.WiiO m i l.ul \p«tl l"» 1^9.* •l> i l l Hr | n l r t n • t l . l . .at l l o ••|.| loll April I . •f lit*. t*i >u lt lv •tu .ti ol .1 f I * r l e l , 4 s . 7. 'id le p | . . C e •I .*■ 1*1 ik f t III All ETTA KETT MIGOSH">'G r^ LS MUST H4l.e Ci JMr , fdl&ADOP Time , I HEY.PIfIKBY.W WETIE WAjn.No TO PlOi 'EM UP AT TM£ JT k----------- N o u a czJ. \ :L ^ i OUTTC LOften A1 ( LEGAL NOTICES HKSOLiTIO.V D K l-tSaiSU IT K l r x u u u T a x u t o t u n m ust i .v t s s k s t or aaMivoLM i w x t t , r c o R io a t o ia*i-K uoagiT A L a o x n s a r a»:wi• o l b r o c .iT Y ia -run a n a o r s m s anu c s u ix n a s p e c ia l , a u s c r i o a t o at-ua r r t h e g n a n o x o r t iir laai'A N ca o r s a i d a o a n a t o t iir a v A L in a u a u r r o s a ■ * ■ AID c o 11n t t w H O A n a r a x K u oL oa a a . oy Howell, Jr. of Waycroes at Christmas with hie family. uncement hss been made It the Annual Pioneer Night by the Lake Mary o f Commerce, will be New Year'* night in the >b*r of Commerce Building, following students - are W I I R I I B A H , | k , p e o p l e o f H «m l « « l. Caaatp h#rtl«for* on Ik* Ith the holiday* with their *»r ot November. O il, si an ,l,c ltactile GarreUl from loa held appruvaU the conalrucllan II*. Term., John Marshall or • County llospllal and •uthorlsteussca at lleaplol Honda from .the Uehranity of.?* •um of ITS,so*, end Octavio Blade* from Flor |,BWliankUS, ,h* at said lima and t i l l s College, Natalie True *'are It vise rontempUtvd Thai a Stetson Itetaan Univicaity, Univaraitv. Clairs Clair* ^J* ,lV J^* 4?, r” , l* o°»*r»a 1 en i ihrnuak « Pvnn> ITfilnrallv n»* A l«-',h * w orks Prejscla AtfmJnlalrutlan. from Untv*rally o f Ala or some other ae*aer would asJaek Crane from Naw slat by suppiyiag sutriciant ad*1 Pthool and Will Evans • ' “ J 1 *° construct said TT VjEU. TA1CE TWEM HOME WITH US SOWEC^N « E P AM INC ON THEM/THAT VVAN THEICANt-SMAkE THE BOIS AWAV ‘ THE Bl/SMUSTHiWEl IP THaflS AT2E THAT MANY RPSTTf <3 f2LS AT THE* BUS STWION u IT MUST BE T>* MODELS car n pucad o rf - . T l M C /i r j ^ WOULD/ ) Y&WEJ2Z. Did the n o o n bus oar W N E T f V N EJIETVG Q E AR T p iie rn O fA S O N ir.*M O D E L S ,! h C A N .» j f MODELSff.SOTHAlS ViHAFj ‘ ih e jw u JE / . 'A t o r o F r__ . V—------ 1 VOUMo VOUMt’ FELLa\HS ' AL!e? r o o -c GM AWAT im iheut: cA ris. VIE VJtriE TO v T w as^ .XfCAlO -t OF IHAT- (5 a ^ f r n M,llto? r t ! ^ r r all .pnllr.tl<.n. for fnond Ball* Jr, o f MliBii U aid from th» Ftdirtl ()of#rnin«n( Img ■everal days visiting htaj*'!* Wsa rsjootod sad th«r# Is no ta, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. -BaU. r. J ” r r *d ,r*‘ ««o»oruRehert Bamaey and aon. w h e r e a s , t h a l.s u . at iTs.ee* Classified A dvertisem ents I S E R V IC E MISCELLANEOUS ORLANDO S E C R E T A R IA L J * _______ how. SCHOOL WILL BEGIN the Naw K ifn o t k A m kVB YOUR , iz .£ .71 R3C, i,‘3G Wyoming Hotsl. 'SSL The School wlU continue short aa leedieg to Radical and k hath. •acretarlee. Court Reporting Celery A re. k Mellen-' and Civil Servie* position^ ana A fV lg . JH a l S l i Tiro wtP add course* In Spanish and •ragae ,«T* - -) ° 7 S n S * . Btenographle Depaftaeat’ wtil* be opened for ben­ efit uf advanced atndcnta and dlaOk a tT e e e itc e ’a Qrov crlalnatlng busiaaia and pro/aa* weed. . . , ,------- • an TreatyeCs Weed 1 . . . 1 1 * 1, HracunoTtews w o try CM WITUOUT IBN65KM/ , to bet Hy PAUL KOHINSON Hospitable Host And Hostile Enemy LONG RANGER TWItt TEYIHO TIROOMS to -n * ) > tilBOWT. LET'EM CDME. VOU BOVS s e r io v o u R flACW NOWANO S B ftf* )3 I tOUMEN KEEP TW etRL e for Halted number w’ssrL* begin Januaiy Ith. to Now T ears cHetruea +tie *p' aheu s1s s -« •uL*bcatlan^Xayvr rtadV 'corBayer A Area, end Mata. 4S1S. LOOT AND VOtWD " J‘ A.Vidous Circle I V» M ’ ' M S aewnro If roi H I Office. fflU I V N g j f t v g a b b ■ W O t \M«N ONH B € iS F , - TAKE srMnvtssHsi) ? !» ■ KCMM :CH 3 ! ewn ill • M -lr WANTED *wS?U J R m ii* . \I * l7 * , A #. i •V k te 'i - 11.V . ..V I; m 1:'. „ \ 1 . ■ • .1 . kSdfV • -# *• i\vp - Nvl/ J A■ ; f ,ka Zj £ * j tf- * . - . JFA i * * »' A - 1--m i's . Y i ' v ’",\q *^a HS im k '• • * ■ 1 Ld v \• a? s Ari \ \' �«_ *A AIM l(T nulrt. A ll* i> Connell m '•! it W « Henry U ___ - " m iU k i * ’ ' » •• TARKl .. i j if n. i ft i\*Syw?' 4k•1 * CertlfU« BM M**M M kL IM I bananas. p ly v o o c U n d ^ o W*^ \SS&ai «DEt?rr: �II ■a." (dK PACE « V * r»it i n it n i win 4* N o n r a OH I t t C U L a n i m u * j M k • r o H baada to ba uaad lot T IO « r a n SPWCIAI. u c c n o i l !»»• •»* neqorin*. a a u b iu h T o Bhi I I K i n T i m u t v j i n * 5^ ,a a a ; buildlaa a l*abllo C ounly Hoa»HdI In conjunction with lha lA * r •***• „ . , p roceed . i i M a i from tba ITa.aaa Notice la hafeby altan Ibat tha jllo a p lla l llond laana haralofora ratlalrallon booba n( Hamlnola aulhorlM d and validated. County. F lorida, ore now opan at la id election trill ba bald In lha tba o fflra at lha Hoparrlaor o f aararol proelncla In lha I'o u n if Hadlalrallon o f told County, at k'a aalablUbad for votin g In Iba lael olliaa In lha Urumlay-IHIaaton Uaharal alartlan and trill ba run Hulldlnf. Ioral ad at tha rornar o f dactad In all raapactn aa la proiF ire! Btraal and I’arb Atanna.t In Ivldod by law for lha holding o f IHanford, flo r id * , and that aama m ch election . w ill romnln opan anrh day. a t - . Th. . a*||..„, . t capl Sunday, fo r lha rralalratO n , 1 of paraon. qnallflad by law to K W i . * h a T r J o l a Hf Wd ^ l a T l" a ra«lntrr fo r lha apaalal e lo c tl.a t . bo hold In Samlnal. C o.n ty . I T ,,. * P , Florida. on Tuaadar. January It. raslalarod nro entitled to I N It la th a n auteemmry tm i n n | r t . t n j t pltal Baada I . addition to I M ; l* to Itouo •( I l M f l u l Honda I llatofO bPPCWtod'aod aaud atad . oaraarahlp interval. l . ( a l o r aqultr abla In lha tUla o f a /ea-alm pla oaiata la land l Thla n o lle . aball ba pokUohcd In tba Sanford Harold It being- U o only nawapapar bein g publlabad In Mamlnola l*oun lf. F lorida, onoo *•“ '»> *♦•* fo r fo u r ronaaoullra w eak . bafnra aald election , Ihd <Ule «>f puhllm llan o f lha flrat.. nollra In anld pnpar In ba al Ian* l? Ihirly dnya bafora auld alarllon. * I Ih>na and Ordarad thla lha la d , day o f l*aramhar, A lt .. 1111. I I Tha Hoard o f I'ou n ly Com m la-^'J alonara of Hamlnola C ounty, flo r id * I F * '»»»«"• ctiW rm an 1 I A l l a n . o. I*. H erndon. Clerk l«K A I.I ----------* ...............— Tf. my offIrn l hand and 't i o T i r n o r a r n n u K I.IK T IO I Iba l i l h d ay o f D t c n flit i | iio a p iT A I . u n t il* , it a i »: n r gMbMD t o iivi iir.Lii Tsttoisra JlE M ry M ASK “ Whistling Willie” Gets Holiday Gifts tsntlon W o to U s dpi Kaopltal Hondo h oroloforo ou lb orteod born b e e s .validated nod doled on a f M orrh I. I t t l, and era now read y for onto, nod . WII SHEAS, ll lo estimated tool «ee| • » . Ib o roootn M iton •< at IIk. I l l ] N ot ic e In h e r e b y gi ve n th a t u n ­ d e r Mint b y v i r tu e o f en d In e c < r o r d e n r u wil l* m rewniutlon du ly 4 «»|ilud by t h e |l«»«n| nf (bounty ( * o m m U i l n i i t r » off S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ ty . Kl ur M n . on the 3ml Uny of t>ee»mb«r. A.l» M il. a apfc'al !•Ire I ton w i l l he livid lielureen lh a hou rs of ee v rn ( 7> A M until eundo w n , nn Tu eiulny, J a n u a r y 17th. from lha data o f laa oo., Ha II Furdhar Raaalaod. That 4 Spaalal LIvctloe la hartby called In ba baid a n Tnaadar. January IT. t i lt , la bach and M l r atoal* Ion prorlnal I Iba ( M a l y nt w h M r lh a doeelton ek rll ba oabm lttod Id •ba outlined aleclore w ho ara fraabaM|ra In on Id Counly whalbar aneh TSnepMel Honda o f Samtnola C ounly In Iba aam df. tS4.SSS ahnll ba laaaad, and lha ( n i l a f lha bnllala far auch alacllon a b a l l b o T o r Honda*. -A gnU u l Honda* And Hint aald alacilan ahnll bo - hold h i tha aararal plnnnn wharo tb o lanl Oanornl Klecllnn w in bald In ■onto Chanty and In aaaortfanco w ith Iba Uwa o f lha Stole o f F lorida. S p a n n in g aach election.' tin ( l Fnrthnr IJnnoIved that nay aillpan w b o U n fraaholdar w ho to n ooell find* elect op r e d d in g Is Sem inole Connty. Florida. ahnll ho oa llllod to » o lo In told election . Bo II F arther Haoolrod Ih oi Iba origin al af IM raaolnllon baalgnad by anch mambar o f Ibo Hoard and USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS IF YOU Ml?. throughiHii Hvmlnol* County, Klorkln. al which time (here will he submitted to the nuallfled elec* lore within aald County o f Hem* Inole, wh o are freeholder*. the u 11*•a11«in wh ether or n*>t there ehall be lAMied •‘Hospital Itonde o f H*n»* Inole County** In the amount of RENT A WANT ROOM TO OR A HOUSE. FIND HELP. HUY OR SELL THINGS YOU NO LONGER NEED. IM.MI, The bonde ulll l»e In dehomlna* Ilona nf ll.boo ereh and numbered rnnsecutlvely from I In 10 In elusive and ahull hear Interest at the rata nf fo u r per rent t»er annum. (.annually. All e f aaUI bonds to he dated April lit . 1941 und shall mature In numerieel order H.oot on April let. 1944. and 94.009 eaeh year Ihereaftay Ineludln* the year 1991 •ml f 1.904 nn April 1st. 1>U. .hut shall he redeemable al the option ETTA. K B IT on " W o the P e o p le ", ■ b it rad io s t o w s . W illie WKTJCWAfTVWTO PlOCEM UP AT > S r---- --- ----- BUS 1 /| k STATION M U S O SH ^lH S BUS MUST HAVE CONE IN HEY.PIffKEY/pur — -A oHvouri cz f AUtADOfTlWE SMOKED. P OcASBES. l 1 Herat I oo*a TOSTAT ATOuC Houses. f T)u.THE CONVOKES TOTHE BUS STATION ~ cxxicfwa A A C E IS I aiGHT* swacmfo VjiTHW, tom be -m - ynw c.H w »n ra MUST HNS am thata MAO o r r - n w to-t.'J H OS OS t t SV O O lH ff NOON BUS < » r n 'mrf yiiWTmfls ahi P r a s n s o u a E O N ir ^ j- MOOClS .VSOTHAlfe W HAT) D-VtVW6T3E A* A Lor OP f~; to u i d r c u A w s ___ TOorC BM i Z \ 1 IN TH Elfl O W BW tnSTO VEWETCS l SUPWKDh j— MSSTIHEM'I 1 0 8 IW O 3 C • TOPIO CJE M J r ijVGTC; dffln afcao O P THAI* UP WHEN f *|M i v O J S nsd. ' ^ RANGES Uble Host And Hostile Enemy By PAUL ROBINSON *« v # : �SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, THE HANFORD HERALD, HARFORD. FLORIDA anford Theater News for the Coming PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF DEC. 28TH • Sunday, Monday— “ SKYLARK" with Clandatta Colbari, Ray MUland, Brian Aherne, Bbmla B am ej and Waltar AbeL Also— “ FLICKER MEMORIES,” Pet* Smith . pee laity, Para­ mount cartoon and Metro Naira of the Day, Tuaaday, Bargain Day—Double Program— “ FATHER TAKES A WIFE” with Gloria Bwanaon and Adolphe Menjou. AIbo—"THE BLONDE FROM SINdAPdftE* 'with Florence Rice, Leif Erickaon ard Gordon Jone*. Wedneaday, Thursday—“ THE .BIRTH OF THE BLUES" with Bing Croaby, Mary Martin, “ Rochester,” Brian Donlary, Carolyn Lea and J ( Carol Nalah. Alao— Cartoon, “ INFORMA­ TION PLEASE” and Uniraraal News. , Friday, Saturday— "SIERRA ‘ SU E’ with Gena Autry, Smiley Burnette, Fay McKenste and Frank Thom a*. Alao— "DOWN IN 8AN DIEGO” with Bonita Granville, Dan Dallry, J r , Leo.Goreey and Henry OTfalll. A lao'C hapter S, “ JUN­ GLE GIRL” aerial. MIDNIGHT SHOW, New Year's Era, W ed, Dee. ;Mat, 1 1:30 P. Special Screen She*. V. Le|f Erickion doe* hi* best to brrak up the romance between Mjonnce Rice and Alexander D'Arcy in "TIIK BLONDE FROM SINGAPORE,” which will be itwwn nril Tui-ndsy at the Kit* a* *nrt •f a double program. THIS WEEK’S CASTS Claudette Colbert prove* hrrarlf a match for IJrl Ray Milland In “ SKYLARK,” new screen aenaatior^ Kit* Theater tomnrrrw and Monday. Illnnie llarnea, Mona Darie and Grunt Mitch*dl o r. alao in the caat, Capt. Nelson .. Lydia Kenyon......Claudete Colbert T on y Kenyon............ May Milland Jim Blako.......... ........ Brian Ah erne Myrtle Vantlne ...B m n l* Bamea George Gorell________ Walter Abel Frederick Valentine, Grant Mitchell Charlotte G orell____.Mona Barrie Theodore .Ernest Cossart Ned Franklin.......... James Hennle Jewelry Clerk.......Leonard Mudlo Beefy Individual...Warren Hymer little Individual.....Hobart Cavan­ augh. Scholarly Individual. Edward Fielding Long-haired Individual...........Leon Dolaoco Ferryman _____ Irving Bacon BIRTH OF THE BLUES __ _____ Jeff Lambert_______ Bing Croaby Betty Lou Cobb-------Mary Martin Memphb ........ ...... Brian Donlevy Aunt I’hoebo Cobh......Carolyn Loo Louey Kddle(Rochrxter) Anderson P ep p er--------------- Jack Taagarden Blarkle .......... ....... J . Carrol N’aleh Llmny ..... .... ........ Warren Hymer Wolf .... ............ Horace Mae Mahon R u b y -------------------- Ruby EUy Malxla ...... .......... Barbara Pepper .Tha Mprints have the situation w*y In hand In till* *cen* from .dDOWN IN RAN DIEGO," one of the scaion't cntetalnmrnt triumph cO m log to the Rita next Friday and Haturday. Hay McDonald, BoM f Orentnif, Henry O'Neill and Leo Gorcty have the leading role*. gram Opens Drive For Sale Of nds And Stamps At High School NEW YORK, Dec. 27.—<A>>A ilngle German |.'ane paid a Chnatmii visit to the east coast of Britain, dropping Incendiary bomb* which cautrd neither dam­ age nor carurilirs, the tendon radio aald. LEGAL NOTICES N ot ic e la hereby a'-veti-that wa are *nf**n| In lieelnf.* er 1.0114. wihmI. Fla. under tit* flc lllu n e name Evergreen Fern t'„. .-i„l that w e Intend In realatrr kalit name pursuant to tha ternin o f tha ‘ Fie* lllnue Name Statute'(C hapter l a n i | « a i of F lorid*) w ith tha Clerk of Ike C lrrull Court o f BernInolo Coanly, Florida. S. A. ItOUlNFON III III el H HOHINHON Dee. 11, t i l l . Noticm nr i.TM vrtox to makn f S in fo rd accompanied th* 'selection by the Glee ismber* wa* followed by a given ky Edward Manhall, »r, on the BUI o f Rights, tad that the BIU o f Rights I wall against the eatatUah. were na follow*: Mother, fTtnev Dlghton: Son BUI. Emmett Herndon; Father, Earl Jator, Jr.; pdllcaman, Jimmy Ridge: Teacher, Angela Melsch; Mr. Murphy, Defenae Worker, Dill Braiun; Lawyer, Mask Cleva. land, Jr.; Farmer, Edgar Blggdrs; Newspaper Editor, David OntchaL After th* skit, Judge Jam** G. Sharon tinted Out th* •sol* o f defense bonds and stamp* nr* necessary for the preservation of th* Ulll of Right*. The prograt ringing uf “ ) Country Thee” by th* •Y Girls . Plans For ill Banquet F lo o r - B low SIERRA S yE Gena-------...... Erog ........ :— Sue Larrabee .. Stacy Bromfleld ..Frame 1‘homaa I a n bee ...... ........ Robert Komar* Brandywine _____ . ..Earle Modifies Ve rrbc| _________D an:hy Christy Jarrit ________ Kermit Maynard 8herlff --- ----- . ----------- Ja-k Kirk Jerry WlUia _________Eudle IV-an Greg Travis ------:___Bfidd Buittr Rancher ___ ____ , Rea I.rale DOWN IN SAN DIEGO . . . . J-... Hank Parker______Bay McDonald Bettv Haines .....Bonita Granville Al Haines --------- Dan Dailey, Jr. ‘8nap' Conners-----------Lao Ooreey Crawford Carter, Charles B. Smith Mildred Burnette . .Dorothy Morris Henry Schrode ....Robert 0 . Davis Duteh — _____ — .-Joseph Sawyer Tony ---------------- - Anthony Ward Louie Schwarta, Stanlay Clement* Col. Ilalllday --------- Henry O’Neill Matt Herman...... William Tannen Brock ------------------- Ludwig Stosael Proprietress .....— Connie Gilchrist Jimml* Collin* --------- Al Treicony Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette are gangi-d by a lend o f badland* bwndlt* In “ SIERRA SUE,” newest adventure o f llw-sa ridln', romancin', rogues! Smiley Burnette, Fay McKentlo and Frank Thomas have the other Important part* In the plctut>>, coming neat Friday and Saturday lo the local Rita. LONE PLANE RAIDS ENGLAND eminole County School News Bing Croat?, Mary Martin, Brian Donleev. and Carolyn Leo In a bit o f ayncopatlon in. a aceno from "B IR T d OF THE BLUES,” newcat screen musical acnaatlonl Thia big hit, in which Eddie Emory |*umell (Rocheatef) Anderon heade an enormoua aupportlng caat, will be shown nest Wedneaday and Thursday at the RlU. APPLICATION FOE PINAL UIS* CHAMflM tPewbole Law ISBI) IN TNN I Ot IIT OP TUN COUNTY JVDUN. OMNI VOLE COl'.VTV, STATE OP PLONIDA. -» (! la e* lb * Natal* o f BOMVNU B. BOUEKIk IH eeaaeS. la PvokSle. to all whom rr m at con­ cern. N olle* I* h a n k y given, that Jam** E Rowland, Jr. Illa'd hi* fin al report a* R iecatar o f tha • o u t* o f tMAiukd R R oark*, dareaaed: that be filed fc'e petition fee final dlechars*. and that he w ill apply te Ilia llv la m b l* It W. War*. County Judge o f S em ­ inal* c o u a lr . Florida, oa Ik* l l l k dag uf January l l t f , for approval .f r a m e and fo r final dleeharg* on tCx.cutor o f Ik* estate o f IM mund IL Rourke. derenaed, on Ikl* l l l k day o l December t i l l . JANUS E ROWLAND. J it . Bxeeulor o f the eelal* uf fMmaad ll. n m o le , deeeseed. on )4w In i'filed a g a in st >0d h«r* In and lh* Sanford Herald. I n ,* > | ,»i* r i>ul>ll*liv<l In.H nm lnnl, County, Florida I* hereby d* elanntnl a* the new epaper ll which IM* old er ehnll b e pabllehe«t for four roa eecu llv e weehe tVHnre* my hand upd ee*l ai Cleric u f I lie at>ove el* led I'ourl Ilil* * Ue> uf liecrm ber, ta il. O. I'. HERNDON Clerk . .* oeord la g to plat there. A f ae recorded In Plat Rook 1 l’ **ee 11 |a II •M P U t R ook I Pan* *». ■ em lool* c o u n ty Recorde. The perfect C ounlr Record*. lilt itti Juat became Chjbtmaa is over U no renaon why you shouldn't glvo your picture to thooa you love. Pfctuiea An particularly Idea! to M{ld your nun or men engaged in the defenae of our country. Deputy IN TUB tlH C l’ IT COUNT o y (BM. ISOI.B .COl'NPV, K U R I g l , |N Dot* II. 14 and CIUNCKHV B rodleya A ddition TOWN o r LONdW OOD, FLORIDA, cord in g to P'SI II u m unicipal corp ora tion a rg on . OS recorded la Plat I*i»l and e ils lln g under tha (awe t - Pag** IT lee uf tha Slate ef^ rU irtda, r U la H ff C oan ly Record*. CERTAIN IJtNDtt UPON W HICH T A X E d A ltll DELINQUENT, Defeadaate. v NOTICE W Tn all pecenna wial eerparatlnne In lfreeled la o r knvln a a n y lien ur elalm upon an y at Ik* lands il*eccibrd berelnt r m a r e hereby n o tifie d that tha T ow n <*f U m gw oa d. F lorida. baa filed lie kill ot com p lain t Ta the above n*m*d Court to fore*too* de­ linquent Rena w ith taU reet and penaltloa, upon tha im roeli o f land ee| forth Ik tha follow in g M b*- gem laole County COX, Photographer ’ THE 108 N. PARK AYR. STUDIO j s * «*i i * .l^ ^ .,! , , :^ ^ a .^ ,‘ ^ d , •pesllv* parcel* o l loa d Of aet forth in tab* bUt o f sadiilaln L being aet o p w k t each paresl* In IS GOOD BY IYSKLP AS WILL AS ON 0 1 WITH Y OUK A FHUrr CAKE I PINT 40c; FIFTH 60c K GAL. 61*40 rioTfCN Lei* C aldw ri) •Laurell* Dutton, and Knritns K*Uf. Winifred Lovell, a report on the auccgaa o f th e aklta pre ch a p el last W edneaday. r C O R R E C T IO N T h e S t i f f o f this peg Um error-.th a t era* nuu a r ticle req u estin g rert* T h* H .etla r annual m eeting o f Ik * ekarekuldern o f . ih* Han­ ford Atlantic ' National Hank w ill be held hi the ba n ktsg kune* fh Sanford. Florida urn TaaadAr Ja n nerr lE k I I U a t •MprrwkWkK' P.M. lur lit* elen iu a eir dlreetara and Ik* Irkneocilun at *u*R oth er bnelaeee a* may property earn* before the m eellag. 1 * * Gift! mi J 3 £ a u x n ± 's 2 ^ulefcSi-jiA m y • �TT Bgrahtoh Counly Produces, i Man Frail Aad YtpMbkg Than Any Similar A n* In Florida Sanford In The Only Crnlral Florida City Affording Rail. Highway And Water Transportation - AN INDEPEND VOLUME ZXXUI EaUbHahed U IMS DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. DECEMBER 29. 1911 NUMBER 100 Member Associated Prcan Libyan Armies U. S., Russia, American Soldiers Hold Lines Britain United Against Axis Against Reinforced Japanese Young Nazi Soldiers Flee From CounterAttack As Russians Continue Offensive Military, Diplomatic Plan Mapped By Roosevelt-Churchill And By Eden-Stalin Nazis Stalled. In Russia Torpedoed Freighter Makes Port — One Dead U.S. Men Gain Ground At One Point As Enemy Forces Arc Being: Augmented Hr SMueUled Prrat Panic Spreads Among Germans Nipponese Claim China Victories Increasing Pressure Is Put On African Foes B y English T o k y o Parachutists Drop On Dutch Is­ land Of Sumatra 3 The major powers fighting thr Asls— th* United Slates, Britain and Russia— have been united in a common military and diploma lie program aimed at the final ds ■traction o f Hitlerism. It was diedosed today as the British foreign office eanounced in a hlitorl* statement that Foreign Secretary Eden had been conferring in Mos­ „ / cow for two w e e k , with Soviet WASHINGTON. Dec. *»■— Premier Stalin. LONDON, Dm . 2*.— fA.P.) (A .P .)—The Nsvy .reported Eden and Stalin reached full United States nubagreement on all questions relat­ tee had -unk two mar* '■ Thl* photo from Ganuaay contain*'lh* following admission; ing to conduct of the war, th* seem? ships In th* Far K**> "A German motorised unit stalled by'know on tho lu U m front." statement said. Furthermore, u «nd:(Net a U sIlai.BU U * des. they talked they kept In constant No! only nr* tho famed Natl pantary reported itailed on that front, touch with the White llou,* In but they, are reported In retreat on all tectora hut the Crimen. Washington, where President t**tk iJapanese ptoW M i*1! 1-ON DON, D *«.2»—<AP>— Roosevelt and Prime Minister Right enemy ship* fotattag Churchill were similarly laying I Mr Sssrelafed Ptwml,I U H tana, oil tanka, am* war plans with complete under* American *,nd *Till mnaiUena etaren and a ante* standing and agreement. foncrei Ktlml: Mat—owned Indeetrial »Uat Ltaktd la On* Greet Aim IllWit on the i: were ‘dcatroyed he a British Thus through th* two cunraid an tha email blasted of fsrences, th* three big puwera, Tasga* 1M mllea aarih o f bettered them at one point and Indirect!/ th# smaller nation* Rargaa, Norway. It was o f. fighting th# Aale, were linked toi today againnt ever-mount­ flriatly aaaanatnd today. , Tha United States feightrr Absaroka, 5,698 fornla coast. Tha lumberriaden ship threw oft Commodity Allocation Board for gether on a single elm, described ing Jnpnnc.se numbers. The H it raid waa carried eat Seminole County havo been mads by the London foreign office at tone, limpe Into port, victim o f e torpedo attack ximc of her-cargo when hit end medo port with over tho wdakoad hy a myeter. Japanese continued to pour as O. P. Herndon, chairman of “ the utter defeat of Hitlerite by a Japanets submarine six mile* o ff the Caliher deck* awa»h. One crew member wee killed. Iona Command* farce of the reinforcements ashore while tha Industry and Material Re­ Germany.* British Army; aided hr lliht tho U. S. gave tho bolwguersources C'twnlttee, and J. U farcrn of tho home fleet of In addition, questions of post, In f lay, chairman of tha Bcralnole war polity aimed at maintaining cd lalandcr* hope that help County Connell, today announced peace and security were discussed wan on tho way. thy nomination, subjact t o 'c o n ­ at Moscow, as they have been In The Japanese widened anil in­ — firmation, o f three local cltlMna Washington. fo e British have pushed tensified their offensive In the far to tha 8U U Defense Council and forward In Libya, striking reaches of the vest pacific battle­ Nothing was said In th* British tha Office o f Pries Administration ground. In the Singapore sector, foreign office statement— identi­ from tha aouth at the re­ In Washington-to »orra on this pnuing the Japanese re treating main Axis force i» board for Seenfool* County. Two cal t« one raleeied in M oscow All N|ulQn>eht worher* at the Hi the regarding whether Russia would alternate members also were notnnew Sanford-C.A.A. airport alert­ •f Surmieast coast Dutch .■ >At^ ' "M Ineted. Tha hamod of tho hloil g o ta war with Japan. Unofficial ed eeven-day a week duty yrsteralao aru Ira and the Nlpi "V im yl.lathtactory"': eras the nominated wfU not be dltdoood observers have posed this queetle.t, dayii Project Supervisor I Ralph — TpSh thsaid to have ca| weighing both the advantages and term used today by Ed Hlrjloa, , uattT'uwy 1am approved, .Mr. Lublntkl stated yesterday, and tH stnlnlnu disadvantages at Rosales remain­ communications a secretary'of Urn Chamber of Cora- laftayiitetod, : the throe Targe Le Touraeau dreg 8 trait, IfJ.i center In the Pa ing normtlly neutral In th* Pa •-T tm • ■primarily, wDI - bo etiovele at* being operated 24 hour* ) on the miles north of R l eifk, aver sine* Jape" dec'aVel • day,' 1 * ♦apturr-l Malayan penlnatra war on tha United States and Bri* WASHINGTON, Dee. Sarawak on Kuching the ceplb —Help was pledged to tha si*, battled * Philippine* lest night by BnVenet) Japanese planes raided the UPresident Rooaevslt, shortly after hillpplne High Commlstlonsr S. Island fortress o f Corrcgklor Francis R. Sayre told Island real* at tho entrance to Manila Ray Sent* "Help is sursly coming, for two hours today. A number cd any of th* work, Mr. I.uhlnskl help nf such magnitude that It of raiders here reported shot •eld. end only when It Is actually will drive the Japanese from our down and the Far East head­ Mr. midst." He spoke over a rsdl'i quarters of tho U. S. Army an­ srrvatinn nf foods includes the raining is any tiino lost. *t United nounced thrrs wua no mutrrlol canning of, surplus vegetables Ijublnski stated tho work is com- hookup, heard In the 8....... LA........ VIA, ....... Dec. 20,(8paclal)— which are grown In this vicinity lag along fine, but ho did not States. I change on the north or south Slovak cllltene hero reaffirmed rediet* when the project would Mr. Roosevelt sent his "solemn M a y . Counter attacking In th* Spring. their loyalty to the United States completed. plrge that their free.lom will be | " " M flier, scored the direct hit Horn* Demonstration women a t a meeting yeeterdey, and sent redeemed and their Independence | •"> » '• '«* Japanese transport and thy following wlr# to President ars specialising In methods of rstibllahed and pndected.’ j shot down twelve fighter-pianos at food prvparatlon, also nutrition Franklin D. Roosevelt; *nd good food hahl'a In connec­ And tho Navy added its ei.u r- Mtrl; 8*r‘ — k ■» N- K* 1 co™“ With tha most lineere approval tion with tho defense program. rnce that I; was "following an in. ntuniqur. said. o f our country’* war In self-de­ Th* members' ytarlv program Is General Douglas MarArthur has tensive and well-planned camfense and In defane* o f democratic i formed around Ken Davis I* now filling an ^ |p, t lh<1 forc„ shortened his Philippine defense their HefensInstitutions against the horde* of work In such a manner that It engagement at the New Orange PhJ h wl„ r„ u|t lines north of Manila, the War Hitler and Japan, we, the eighty* la difficult In senerate th* two City Hotel Ballroom, (he mtna ■latancB to the defense ° f the Department reported m a com­ ger of the hotel stated today. ninth Aeeembly o f the Slovak Na­ programs, Mrs. Wilson pointed munique which said the Japanese Philippine Islands." During the avenlng hours in the tional Alliance o f Amsrk-i, having out. Meantime front dispatches said invaders ha.i been heavily rein­ ballroom his progrsma will In­ aaeembed at a > U i i meeting forced. The extension clubs for girls In Ceneral Douglas M icArthurs Gen. MarArthur has consoli. this afternoon, the 28H day rf the county,. 4-11 Clubs, err clude the popular swing num­ forces were counter-alticklng on bers of th* present day. On* dated the majority of his troops December, 1941, at Btavia. Fix, mapped out for them occord both the northern and southern in tha Pampanga province, north with to assure you that American* Ing to project* and each rlrl o f hla unique accomplishments It 1 Issue certifiedtae to appli­ o f Slovak descent are fltmly keen* a written record nf her that of playing a dust, manipu­ front* and hid scored "notable of Manila, end considerably south successes." cant* thyt grp •doom ed eligible united with all other loyal Ameri­ work In each patlcular field. A c­ lating the keys of tho Hammond of the Ungayen Gulf coast whsru to purchase (b ig . the original major invas.m thrust cans behind your enlightened cording ta tho general program, electric organ w i t h the loft hand, the bass tone* with his Keep record* o f all applicants. leadership. •ach club member must com­ started. feet on th* floor keys end th« I rajarlla— and »I1 cartifkaU* Reporting that American and "Tb# Impudent slander ceej plete Jhree protects during the piano nolrs with the right hand, year and she has a choke nf Philippine troops are In high producing perfect musk on both food preparation, baking. e*n* 4, Maks period)* reports to tho snirita an i nf.-jr stubborn re alnr, gardening, poultry, live the Hammond organ and tho n|aManre against heavy odds ano at tha same time. Mr. Da­ stark, hem* Improvement >.r MiieArthur t.iid. "l-osses h*ye clothing. In order to be ejielbli* vis I* also an- outstanding plbeen heavy on both side*.1 to attend tha romp or short anosccordlonlat. Early today Filipino polke. •A • special New Year’ * Eve couraa which Is held eaeh Soring Lloyd L. Harvey of New tho only defendera left, rushed In Tallahassee, a girl must com- dinner will be served from 8:00 through th* bomb-ravaged and ntets on* o f tb« productive rm - V. M. until 8:00 P. M. Rear­ Smyrna Batch ha. been named burning city of Manila, hunting f i n * routine next year. They11 rangement* o f the ressrved ta* foreman o f ths mechanical depart­ (acts, canning, gardening, poul­ for Japanese parachutists w h o gat vitamins, sunlamps, “ activat­ bis apac* will than b* placed In try and livestock. ment o f th* Sanford Herald, It wera reported swooping down in ed" feeds, codlhrer extract and Th* following officer# for the order and th# two combinations was announced today by R. L •n attempt to prepare the way first half o f th* year o f the of danc* band music wilt strike Dsan, president of the company. for Invading armks. County Senior Council will also up promptly at 9:30 o’clock. Th* second day o f vavago, it.* Mr. Ilarvty I* an experienced serve with Mrs. Wilson during printer ana machlntst who has opposed air assaults h n d left the second half o f tho yaar. Mrs. spent nearly 30 years in tho Manila an Inferno nf burn'n;? Fred Forward, president; Mi*. churches, homes ,ind ofl.ee newspaper business. R. A- Goedeneed, vkarpresldeatt buildings. Many person, lay Born In Otscola county, hiMrs. L. E. Hammond, aacrttery— E. Millington Drake, former dead In debris. East HL Louis III. Dec. W —OP) gained his first experience as an British Minuter la MoaUvIdeo, treesurwr. "N eat g n e s te r ," Mra. Wllaon — Old Dobbin la threatening a apprentice on th* Kissimmee arrived Sunday from Havana, Id, MI hap* to visit* m e r e comeback aa a result of tire ra­ valley Gattlte. From 1919 to whore ka concluded n elalt to 23 Year Law me* o f 4-H Club girts sad tioning and tha prospect baa horse 1920 hs worked for th* Ssnfpid tmrioua Latin American capitals, (ha British Proas Service an- H*m* Demonstration members.' and mule dealers smiling. Herald when It was under th* NEW YORK. Dec. Official* o f Bparks Company, management at Walter M. Haynes. Transfer* of atock Ilf the N*w Later ha was a operator for York Stock Exchange in conductor* of on* of tho natton’a ttftl largest horse and mule auction* tha Tallahassee Democrat and reached th# lowest leval slpc* to tears nt tho national atockyarde, re­ the Live Oak Demount, but for 1919. port n marked tncroaso In In­ the past ten ysers has been eon Only at put 188,000.000 share* with SAN J U A N jfta r to Rico, Dae. quiries about tha horse situation nseted with New Smyrna Newt. changed hands, compared Hs has a wife and three sons, 207,638,050 In 1040. Itself t •—OPh— peael l en ad tha MBS* since the t i n rationing announce, the oldest of whom work* for tho •kwaat year sine* 1021. tan Oerman fralghter Odenw» Id by A plentiful supply o f animals Florida East Coast Railroad. The tha Unltad States waa guaranteed second eon la an A m y airplane Sunday la a court order approv­ I* reported on hand. pilot train** stationed at Whtelsr ing th* requisition o f the vaaaal MALTA BOMBED Fkld In Hawaii, white th* youn^. by the U. S. maritime commission. IU cargo of raw rubber and auto* VALLETTA, Malta. Dec. «9 . est b captain o f next season's UkahCa Una win go to the Defense — (AT— A auceeeelrm o f aerial at* football team at Now Smyrna. Mr. Harvey Is a member o f tho tank* an tfcla British Naval beuM * I C £ Z £ was seised by tha within tha paat td Maura result­ Methodist Church. U. & Cruiser Omaha Ip South At­ ed In th* death o f a few civil* lantis waters ad N*v. IS and her ten*. bnjuries to ethers, a n d alight damage. Two Asia-bom ber* were abet i » -----I1• Plans Made For Formation. Of Commodity Allocations Board Citizens A ppear To Be Interested In Trade School F. D. R. Pledges Support And Aid To Philippines Conservation Of Food Studied By Extension Clubs Number Of Inquiries Received Said To Be S a t i s factory sec11 |Residents Promised i Help In Driving i Japs O f f Island Slovak (Stizens v At Slavia Show Loyalty To U. S, s u 1 a s s n & i& fM i& be' New Organist Is At Orange City Hotel Local Red Cross Gets Appeal From Lloyd L Harvey Is Named Foreman Of Sanford Herald Missouri Plans To . Outsoore Fordham 11a Tire Rationing May Bring Back Horses U. S. Gets Control Of Nazi Shlp/pdenwald Colin Kelly Died Near Home Field ment Police Take Care Of Chicken'Thief LOCAL WEA' FLORIDA-OjMraUy Bfl •P \ � 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, 1941 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 27, 1941; <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/2960d2bb70cb3294694cb4fb0e1e0f7f.pdf 21fe3e4b5d4ae4c3e8da45b6342e3a4c PDF Text Text ■ B n & fK K H l OVIEDO Oar Beat Wishes for your HAPPINESS We offer our best wishes for your compiets happiness. We hope that this Christmas season will be your most enjoyable. We hope that the coming year will bring you good health, happiness and prosperity. May this success be associa­ ted with the service our company can give you. A very Merry Chriatmaa and a Happy New Year. TitU Guaranty A n d Abstract Company Abstracts — Title Insurance H. M. Watson, President We know no better way to express 1 our sentiments than a simple , Oticdi . The” ----------Jo Knitting Club held 'th eir snnusl Christmas luncheon • t th* home ef Mrs. O. O. Wal­ cott a t her lovely home on Lake Charm Dries, The bouse waa beautifully decorated with poln•ettiaa, Brazilian peppers, and a small decorated tea*. Th* table carried out the Christmas ideas, . ten, with tall r a d . candles on either Fnd In tall silver candle sticks. i Everyon missed Mrs. R. E. Kel* sey, the club preaidant, who la out of town because of Illness in hsr family; but after a dsliciobs turkey, and alt of the trimmings, luncheon, the guests were present* ed with gifts by -Mrs. Robert Smith Jr., acting aa Santa Claus. 'A good time waa had by all. j Those enjoying this enjoyable occasion seers: Mrs. R. F. King, Mrs. B. G. Smith, Mrs. Marvin Wright, Mr*. 0. O. Wolcott. Mrs. Enoch Partin, Mrs. J. B. Jones, Jr., Mrs. J. M. Martin, Mr*. Blanch* Partin, Mrs. Robsrt Smith, J., and Mra. Georg* C. , Means, of Chattanooga, Tonnes* >sea. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Keisev and Lubv son ar* staying with .thslr father, R. E. Kelsey dur­ ing the absence of their mother. Mrs. Georg* C. Means left Friday morning for Gainesville, .whsr* she will be the guest of hsr mother-in-law, Mrs. J. 8. i Means until Sunday. Lieutenant Means will Join hsr ther* S at­ urday night, if he obtain* his Leave. | Mrs. J. 8. Means and child­ ren, Lieutenant and Mrs. Gtorgs C. Means, will arrive Sanday to spknd th Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. R. F. King and relatives tn Sanford. Miss Myrtle Eason and Miss iHein Stwart will arriv soon to ■pend the Christmas holidays with Miss Eason' sister, Mr*. R. F. King, and Mr. King. I The Junior Ctaa had thslr an­ nual play Friday night at th* school house, th* title of which is "Mama's Baby Boy” . Th# char­ acters war* aa follows: Mn. 8h*ppart McLean, Thelma Let; Shepard McLean, Tommie Staley; Mr. Luther Long, Jamea Henry CooperJ Juliet Long, Penny Mitcham; Mr*. Anglin, Lillian Mia* Louisa Wb**I«r arrived hom* Thuriday to ip«ad th* Chriatmaa holiday* with h r par­ ent*, Mr. and Mr*. B. V. Wheel­ er. Mr*. B. F. Wh*il*r a ad Mr*. J. H. Lm , Jr., wrr* 'hopping in Orlando Thursday. Mias Ella Ball Jon** was shop* ping (a Sanford Thursday. Th* 8*nlor B. T. U. ar* an* tarU latng with a ChrUtma* party Monday night a t th* church. Th* n tm tx ra of th* pagaant at th* Baptist Church awt at th* Church Wdn**day night Th* commute* consist* of Mrs. R. T. Cooper, Mrs. B«n Ward, Mrs. J. W. Martin, and J. B. Jonas. Th* Woman* Society of Chris­ tian S*rric« held thslr annual Pollyana party at th* hom* of Mr*. W. H. Oor* Wednesday evenlng with Mrs. Carl Saul, Mr*. Charlie W«*t, Mrs. R. R. Murphy, and Mrs. Jim Lee, Sr., actings* cohost***** with Mrs. Cor*. The hou* ws* artlttieslly. decorated with Chritmas decoration*. After rreryoo* eras presented with gifts from thir Pollyana*, dtllcioua refrthmenU wer* serred by the ho*t«aa*a. Thoa* enjoying this affair war*: Mra.' W. H. Oor*, Mr*. R. R. Murphy, Mr*. Charll* West, Mr*. Carl Daul, Mr*. J. H. Los. 8 , Mn. C. B. Wynn, Mrs. J. H. La*, Jr., Mrs. C. T. Niblack, Mr*. M ai Lslnhart, Mr*. Jim Wilton, Mr*. Walter Carter, Miss Nell William*, Ms. B. R. Mooty, Mr. J. H. SUlsy, Mrs. V«ra htalov, Mr*. J. W. McKin­ non. Mr*. Jim Ow«n*. Mr*. W. 8. Willi*, Mn. /Jim Partin. Mr*. Jo* Lclnhart, Mr*. Mab«l flagar, Mlaa Kathryn Lawton. Mrs. Mar­ guerite Nichols, Mr*. Ooorg* Morgan. .. . . Mr. Cooper's Sunday School data entertained w ith .a Christ­ mas party In th* Agriculture Building Tuesday evening. TH* t r y guest carried a toy gift, which waa presented for the C hristina gift basket* after th* party. Th* claas presented Mr. Cooper with a gift also. Those present were; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Jr., MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR to YOU and YOURS Vv MERRY CHRISTMAS I ~AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR CHRISTMAS Mr*. rawsy* Wilbur, Babbie Parker; M ai M oot * , Clifton Hamilton. Miao Virginia Bakhon aa4 Ml* Lota Ruddeil war* diracton of tfca play, which w*a a hag* sue* vWttag Or W o. One of the greatest pleas, wer* shopping in Orlando Wed neaday. _ _ _ . Mrs. Ban O. Waiaright and Mrs. J. B. Jonas, Jr., wer# shop­ ping in Orlando Tutsday. Mr*. K. L. Ragadal* snd Mr*. W. T. Chance wer* (hopping la Orlando Tuesday. Mrs. R. F King nod Mrs. Georg* C. Means wer* shopping In Orlando Tuesday. Mr*. B. F. Wheeler, Mrs. Annie L. Carter, Mr*. R. R. Murphy wer* shopping In Orlando Tutsd»». Mr*. Ruby U. Jones waa visitg in Oviedo Tuesday. Th* condition of Captain Thousands ures of this holiday Mason ef 1949 is the opportunity to wish Xm as Cards esch of our friends a very Merry Christmas. i a sfr n h r tJ a 12 H alf P rice and lower a t IM S •* ■ ' fur* A**. Sslw oea the hoar* o» A. M. sa d >1 i t sa d •:•* » »d » F. M- H. M. Gleason FLOOR SANDING TH E REA D SHOP To many friends and good customers who have patronised ua In the past, we extend our most sincere wishes for a very Merry Christ*' mas. In the prospect of your future friendship we say . ! HAPPY' NEW YEAR To Everyone! And A Very Happy New, Year! - Here's To Health In 1942 LODGE & GROCERS Best Wishes For A‘ Merry Christmas M W l .Q h r ifttflW Everyone!' *'* Standard Growers Ass’n » * BANFORD. FLORIDA • . . and we do mean every one of our faithful »■ friends who, during the years, have, patronised ua ao regularly. We sincerely hope that we have served you well, and that in the future our SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP 201 N. PARK AVE. friendship* will increase and our hospitality PHONE 8? Santa has Juat about delivered the l u t g ift; his work la almost done. U WE have helped him-by having the things you wanted, we shall be very happy. Wa hope and trust that your Christmas will be the happiest one you have ever known. Our best wishes I ' ;»• IN THIS RAPPY MONTH AND DURING THE , COMING YEAR during this m k �< I ' • • fj > " Hanford In The Only Central Florida City Affording Hall' Highway And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established In 1908 NAM KUKD, K1.UK1UA, FK 1D A 1, DECEM HEK 2b, 1S41 Member Associated P re ss NUMBER 97 Matpila Is Declared Open City|!*A“act„°°IChurchill Says U.S., •eIntensified British Results W ill Surpass Axis States IT. S. Forces Repulse i Repeated Thrusts' I q Lin gay en Gulf • f Section On Luzon . Casualties Are # - Reported Heavy C o u n te r -M e a su r e s Sold U nder Way By # ’ Allies To Hnlt Foe (taw a Tnria led The Japanese Intensified their two-way aaaa-ilt on demorallied Manila, with a heavy artillery fight north• went of the fipitol and vio­ lent tank battles to southeast where casualties are report­ ed heavy on both sides, the _ Far East army reported to­ te day. "Very heavy pressure” against American end Filipino define** eouUeito of Manila wax MsaArtbtU. Nipponese Gain One Great China Objec­ tive In Capture Of British Hongkong Churchill and Roosevelt M eet the Press U. S. Has “Inflexible Purpose,” He Tells ConjiresH Members At Historic Session .War-Weary Nazi Prisoners i Hr i'i— With the fall of Hongkong, in U nification of the offensive I against Singapore l* -»p*-fte I ] The British radio rrp-c'm l to d-iy a Japanese push’ is <1-rclop mg down the renter of th - M» laya peninsula toward Kuala Llpu>, 280 mllre north of Hinicu pore. Chinese troop* are »tid on tinoffensive in the Hongkong urea despite the surrender of ine ttritisb crown colony, but in the in­ terior of Ohio* the Japanese have launched s hear- drive tow ard'tho vital (fed supply point of Chang­ WASHINGTON. I)iv. 2 G. sha. It was 'announced yevtrrduy. Chines* fortes havirout the fa n — ish Prinu* Mininton Kowloon Tailored 10 iiiilc* trr Winston (hurthill prenorth of llottgkng -territory. *' clictfil today tin* United military apokesmsn «oid, and | States n m l Hritain will bo on l i g h t i n g - n e w tuking pluc : produriittf. within a year o r l>»lh eidee of .the, radioed Just 118 months, "results in war above tbit birder. Meanwhile, attention hu* cen­ !power beyond anything ever tered sin th* defense of British jsoen in tin* Axis states." troops bolding a line diK) mile* He k*hiirj(»*»l ilmt (i or m any, Ja« north of Ringapurc *g»in»t J a ­ ' P»>" still 11-•I\ plott«**| .trul planned panese Invasion force*. for \%i$r. Mr I'hurt hill, uitilrvMlnff t_, . i.w , Minlater W inston Churchill, puffing hie in history th a t lead en of the two nations have la te s t official report* Indicated a historic simhhhi of (onarotaa, inevitable Cigar, gets » taste e f s White House held a Joint p r r u conference. The President, that the Japanese dilve southward ■ui«| Wu*lttiitrloit Intel uii “ inflex* im oking a cigarette, let Mr. Churchill do mo«t dmVh the Malayan i*vitin»»uiss had conference a s he meets the newsmen in •l»le pur|MiM\‘ iiitlhtitirihr the tiq 8. I m-t ri stemmed, with British troop* of the talking. Freaideftt'c oval room. Thin 'la the first time now standing fast in the straining W ar-weary German prisoners ere marched to the rear In Libya in In** ttril tf"'ii toIt'd roftfUL'ficv In * ~ + wsk* of the British desert push. British censor said they are among Ihr wiiM outroim*. ||y 1V4S, pro"green hell" Jungle fastnesses. iluction “will i’tuililt* ii4 to nsiumn "The situation remain* unchang­ tho thousand* of prisoners taken in the new drive. tho initiativ,* i»ii un umpire tacalta,*, ed.” Far Kaet )iraili|isnrters said. hi* Miitl uiniti apptuuriv. Mr. C h«K l J u “There ha* bren »om* • divelittl derklNti tu an d ' i*nm1uAI bombing activity by enemy plane*. Koo’M’Vrlt ill.I not htultatre to fore* The bombing* wu* very haphacant a "long ami hurtl wur”, b«xard, cau*ing very little damage ruling **t)ur Preoplo wouM rathvC and few rn*utilitir»i" know tho truth. * Obaerver* here considered it Four large outdoor billboards Kmni th«» rapitol thre i*rlmo llkrly that the rapture »f li"ng In Michigan havo potter* adver­ Minis tr r trtu n iril to thre White kung would •iglint nil intensified tising Sanford through the kind­ llouNr nml rrsiiiiiiil hi4 inomcnKeds Keport 20,000 ness of Peter Bteketev, a regular JapA nen« offennivr Hing*toua talkg with the Prealdtltl* porr. winter visitor to Sanford, Kd lligGermans Killed In gine, locretaty o f the Chamber M rrting •k’ctioimlly with Amerlctan offiri.iN nirunwhilre were thre HO* Sevastopol F i g h t of Commerce, announced today. imIiI trchnirUI fip frln wtio accom* Wc are indebted to Mr. Stekepanin! Mr t hiirrhill ami fe>rd tee. who is well known locally and titr a — , i« i »< V fi.ii Drill night for Company C. 4th llfovprbrutik, llire Ilntmh Supply has been a winter resident of .Han­ The British claimed today Battalion of th* Florida Drfen*e • MinUtrr, on threir unlirruhlreil trip. ford for many M asons,' Mr. Hig­ more than 1I.0SO Asia prisonGov. Spesaard Hoi la ml lire Iinnl i Thre rurrrent talkt ur«* prrellmlaThe selective service quota for gins declared. “W . sen t him the Forte has been changed from era have been captured In ary When threy t down to tnngTuesday to Thursday, e'fective Thursday either to dismiss or ihlrea thre other Allired natitiiiA—. potters, which he put, without Seminole County during the North Africa and that heavy Com plot i* plan* concerning the coat to us, on hi* billboard*.'' Jan. 8, F.. C. Harper, captain and suspend Assistant State Attorney Icoioo were iaficted en Germonth of January i» 100 men. ICxjHaia, (‘hmu. ninl the Dutch In* Mr. lUggina has received a director of th* Seminole County con it rue lion of a ramp ami pier art-ording tu inform ation r e ­ Lloyd E. Boyle either on'charge* dire*, thre RriUsh iloiuiiiiotti and tha ■alas attempting to retreat 10 copy of the Muskegon (Mich.I on U k r Monro** will be submit' miles south ef Bengasi. Russia unit which la composed of 65 .urn, of drunkenness or officiul misuse Amrericua- ar«* rex|h*ctret| to bo Chronicle th a t he mid would be of ted to the City Commission ul it* ceived by E. B. C arter of the reported 20.000 Germans were draft office on Second Street. stated this morning. of power aa filed against him by brought into council. interest to Mr. Bteketev* fronds. next meeting by City Engineer hi led In th* ala day battle at Volunteer* from IH to 31 year* Representative E. E. llrady, it wu* The fact th at there are a num­ Fred William*, it ws* disclosed It I* an extra edition, dealing with the* besieged Raaaian Naval of nge may rnliat In any branch the form er newsboys of the pa­ ber of name* on tha reserve wait­ today. baas of Sevastopol. of the service only with the con- revealed today In a letter tu Mr. per, who have organised a club ing list of the unit CapL Harper The total rust will am ount to s e n t of parents or guardians, Boyle from the Governor. The Kaeelaaa claimed the pointed out, proves the willingness Declaring th a t 'an unusually called the Goodfallowa for the $1,047.80 for the pier and $t'J2.P0 since the regular selective serv­ rrtreatiag Germane left I0O purpose of providing under-prt of men In this area, who are not for the ramp, accnrding to figure* ice age ranges from 21 to 38 large number of reputablu citimer# villegea behind en the In active branches of th* Army, to ATLANTA, lire. 2 d . - (Special) vileged children with Christmas released by Mr. Williams. The years, the d raft board head lens of Seminole County state Moscow front Christmas Day. serve th eir country. In.tallnivnt li-mli-r* ami sellers you have made a good record us a gifts. City Is said to desire the construc­ pointed out. “Th* company will continue to public prosecutor Gov. Holland The oid newsboy* gathered on tion as an asset to the City and Of the quota, .10 whit* per­ reprimanded Mr. Boyle for the ■WBra warnnl by W. S. McLurln, drill only one night a week, but pri-tiilrnl uf Hu« Fcd.-rnl ReBritish troops have taken over downtown *treat corners and sold training will become more rigid for the benefit of boatmen and sona will be drafted and 70 col­ chsrge of drunkannesi and said Jr„ ■rrvt- Hunk uf Allunta, that reg i­ the. mine of Bengasi, capita! of paper* as of old, and the proceed* and concentrated now that we are fishermen. Original plan* for Ft. ored men. Whit* selectees will that such conduct “breeds dis­ stration statem ents must bo filed were used for tho benefit of the Mellon Park included the building b> sent to Orlando to the pro- respect for th* court and for the Cirenaiea and second largest town children. “Speaking of war extra*, technically In the tear. W* are of euch a pier, so it will be placed induction station for rigid Army law, aside from It* disturbing ef­ by lice, ill, 1 'jll. Failure to file gradually receiving additional eIn the fascist North African em­ there i* • man eaUing today who off the mirth end of Chapman examination on Jan. 10 and na- fect upon the confidence whicn firm* liubn- tu pi-naltie* imputed pire, and air and land forcee are cried the news a f the Cutter qulpmeat and the unit I* now Avenue In order to comply with grocs will leave to take th* pre­ the public should have In. law by that date will render such comparable to th* National Guard. fur opvruling without u lierntv, as induction examination Jan. 21. hammering on In relentless pur­ massacre on the Little Big Horn These man are to take th* place tha plane. enforcement officers." pre»crlbed untlvr Itcgulatlun W, In Wyoming Stay buck 68 year* Members of th* local advisory .The pier will be 100 feet long Gov. Holland's letter in full i* tho new inslallnn-nt tuntrul regu­ suit of Asia forces Into Trlpolitan- ago. Tho men to Peter P. Steke- a t bom* of those men who are with an .eight foot walk. The end board received Information Wed­ as follows: ia, a communique announced offi­ tee, Muskegon'* official grand new serving th* United States in will have a “head” of 10 by 30 nesday afternoon from National lation, Mr. McLnrin oiplainrd. The ramp* and base* throughout th* feet. Th* ram p wilt be located 100 Selective Service Headquarters Honorable Lloyd k\ Boyle license* are being isiurd, w ithout cially yesterday. old newels'. Assistant State Attorney churgr, u'|ion receipt of tho regt“On his way downtown that nation', ha said. Captor* of the seaport, with Its feet east of the pier and n eat to in Washington, in regard to tha “Sanford, Florida. Inatructiona aa to the* extent •tration stslcm enl from tho ap* situation which reads; My dear Bir: strategic control of the military day. little Peter board people ex­ training will he intensified were the bulkhead. I t will be 10 feet present "The requirement* for man­ "On Monday afternoon, Dec. plicunts. citedly talking about th* me tea road bad abort rnDway lines Into era. Naturally ha gammed It wax sent frpm headquarter* in HL wide pnd 30 feet In length. Of the approximately 11,000 Mr. Williams stated th a t tide power In tha armed forces can­ 15, you attended th* hearing at Libya, gav# the British control of .In his paper*. Bo he cried the Augustine and In addition to w ater cypress will be used for not accuratalp be foretold at office- In Tallahaeee* on cer firm* engaged In instalment cash all Cirenaiea except for some poc­ new* He sold til but one of hi* drilling Inetract Ion In marksman o llin r and the coat of m aterials this time. I am a u r a af ena charges which had.been pre. lending slid instalment telling however, every »««h re­ ferred against you and which dc within the Sixth Federal Reserve kets of enemy resistance still-be- I t papers whan tha purchaser of •hip and sub-caliber firing will be fo r th* pier-am ounts to $008.86 thing, quirement will be met fully and tho h u t on# happened to scan It continued, CgpC Harper said. Inf eWtffd up. and $2.17.00 for tha ramp. Con­ wholeheartedly, 'an d when th* veloped during the hearing Into District, tu date only about 3,000 Military observers estimated for tho iwueacr* nows while Pvter struction coats will be $430 for history of your accomplishment two ipeelfe chargee ss follows: have filed the required registro* “1. Public drunkenness in San lion blank* with the Federal Re­ LOAN TO SALVADOR tha pier and $186 for tho ramp. that moat of tha tasks of General wsa still anMMLs, shall have been w ritten t there ford on two occasions early In serve Bank of A tlanta or its “Tho buyer could not find a Erwin Roasmek’a Libyan fovea had will be no-failure to explain. this year, •• 1 recoil It In Feb. branches, which a re located .In SAN SALVADOR, FJ Salvador. teen wiped out. The wreckage of word about i t 'Em hot*,' bo said “I assure you th at avery ef­ ruary and June. Birmingham, Nnahvillr, New Or* tha N atl leader's equipment won to Peter, T here to not a word in Dae. t t —GPV—Congress Wednes­ fort will be made to -place no 2. Charge of misuse of your lexiu, and Jacksonville. strewn nil along the route of re­ Ihb paper about Odnorsl Custer’ day authorised tha president to Plotting Of War Charged To Axis Initiative Wi l l Be Taken Against Foe Sometime In 1943 City-Advertised I l l s counter-measure* are under • w ar by Britain, the United States and other allies to reversa Japan’s offensive advantag* In the Pacific. Greatly en­ couraged by growing reinforce’ ta meats for the atltoa, all U. a. soldiers and Marines, antl,-alr' craft guns and 4th«r equipment wars removed from Manila in accordance with the announce assart the city was “open” and undefended. KUewfcgre, a btlghUr picture for the allies eras painted. B ata­ via la id ' Dutch warplanes, (lash. teg a t the sea Home Japanese Invaders, sank two Japanese J. transports a n d v destroyer — # two off North Borne a reconnaissance fU A nar headauarters The U. 8. Army reported today the battle of the Philippines la "g-rlof well" on all fronts ns Gen. Doug'na MacA 'A rthur proclaim* t Manila an open city to MW, U from >re ravages of assault. I Alarm* woes ctnaeJ later by - Japaasaa planes, bat they avoid' ad the city pvjpar and hradeJ A fac sullying N icholsA irport and ^ h a r b o r fortraae. U. 8. High - Canuniaaiooar Fraocis B. Sayre declared the PhDIppIne fight w 3 T h q continued ’Ho the Inst • ii* fto two main fronts, In the O n T H O B b a ffiln Bengasi Retreat Michigan State Unit Will Begin R igid Training Drill N i g h t s For Company Changed To Each Thursday Pier Plans Will 109 Men Will Be [Holland Declines Drafted To Fill jTo Suspend Boyle January’s Quota|0n Brady Charges Largest Group Area Governor D ec lares Asked For Since DrunkennessShakes Be Submitted To 1) r u f t Beginning Public Confidence City Commission Installment licnders Have To Sij(n Cards Badly scared tho little newsboy negotiate n $160,000 armaments treat. Iona la the United Stats* Moscow reported stiffening Ger­ fled down the airs* . man resistance to the Russian coontar-offenetws an tha Moscow, Leningrad and Ukraine front*, Two Cables Sent while la the fa r southern Crimean By L i e u t Gilkm theatre a flare* battle raged as tha Germans strove to batter their P in t lieutenant Jack GUlon a* tha headquarters division ef the ITth Bombardment Squad- 105 Compete In Touchton Drug’s Bicycle Contest One hundred and five girls and boys wh* live in Seminole County entered In the Christmas aonteat wkieh began Nov. 80 and ended Christmas Eva. sponsored by tha Touchton Drug Co., Rexall Ag­ ency, W. V. Bitting manager, announced today. Grand prise for bore and girls we n bicycle. Wad# Garner •d Mary Zachary, Jr. woo these rise*. Mr. Bitting explained that m aonteat was not * tottery In ■y respect. Tha votes were de­ m is e d by the purchase of unnecessary burden upon you. If what may appaar to be unrea •enable request* are made from time to Uma, I know you will, in unity of purpose, carry out the Inatructiona In o spirit equal lag that of our soldier* and u l ' lore on tha battle line. "Quito obviously, change* must be made to atoulftootlon policy and procedure. Such change*, however, should not bo antici­ pated by theae charged with tha selection * f man a n d (hang** should he made only upon dire* th e fro os this Headquarters. A full statement to thto regard axay be expected a* aoon aa a official power through holding open and on tho docket for im proper purposes an old proeecu lion ageinet a eltlsen of Seminole County. The ether matters men. tloned all happened prior to my administration and war* not proper m ature for my Inquiry. “I heard tha evidence offered a t the hearing, which waa quite lengthy, and have also read the great mass of (orreapondenc* which has com* to my office In coaaactton with theae chargee. Insofar aa th* second charge to concerned I think there woe I ttUtmdtariUmJinf In th m w ith and you u - Eight prises ware awarded and Orlando H as M arine Recruiting Station WASHINGTON, Dec. S*~ (Special)—In order to meet the demand of the U. 8. Marina Corps for more men, w District Handquarters Recruiting Station fa r Florida has been established n l the Florida Bank Building to OrUndo. J ') Commanded by veteran recruit­ ing officer Major A. M. Robbia*, the unit expects to furnish a t least 800 recruit* par month fur the Marino Corps which to nowdriving for 104JD00 mam AH re­ cruits accepted In Florida, whether enlisting fo r tha duration, or tag m a m s flrs a V lw r - U ' _ * y �m SANFORD HERALD, BAHTOKp, fW K W M CHRISTMAS CAROL Lynchingrs to m will W r tr r a e w to addltloftal i i w b n and dtoeuastons on tho p u t the fresh fruit mad vtgvUble distributors of Um coun­ try can aid ta making available moro food In lla natural form. PUBI1CU O i l ■S tawalar i l t i t i W u n l n . VDf ( T ir W U VL W U U U llO fcM J M ixed Drinka -----m . Indicates that Adolf HlUar, The Sanford A tlantic N ational Bank Member federal Deposit Inauranee Corporation Mowers it through, for he is not only a man of honest convictions, ha is a man of unusual courage." Instantaneous waa the reaction of the business leaders of Miami. Many approved the ban. Others, who spoke anonymously, feared the experiment, saying Miami must have a "liberal policy" in order to attract visitor i. We shall have the opportunity, then, to ascertain whether a great winter resort can survive without wideopen gambling, ita attendant vices, and th e ’ infestation of gangsters which inevitably accompanies the operation of “rackets," One would think the sunshine, the beeches, the golf courses, the fishing, the racing with its legalixer parimutuel betting, the football and other sports would be all the morn attractive to visitors without gambling oper­ ated by crooks-and gorillas and without the crime and vio­ lence their presence foments. It may be that Governor Holland apoke for something more than law and order in hla declaration: maybe he apoki for good bualness, too.— Atlanta Journal. •; - - - - « • Three white-haired old m«n stood watching the parade Growers A ssociation M eeting Is Scheduled Comment This war with Italy Is the first ons with which our country has av«T been enraged with that sunny land. LAKE WALES, Dec. 2*Secretary Knox announced that our loss In the Japanese attack (Special)—The thirty-ninth annual convention of United Freeh Fruit of Dec. 7 waa aa followa: Loss Army Navy and Vegetable Association, ache* Killed IBS 2,723 An executive director of the Chicago planning board nays thnt meet large cities have reached their maximum of growth. His reasons rvssone are. a declining birth birth, rata, a tendency toward life In, amailer communltlca, and reatrktlona of (migration. Wounded U to aakj that hah the world'* population la at-w ar; when It la over the numbar will te considereblylaae. ■ ■ Tbs library of th« Immediate fu tu re. can be packed in n suit­ case. At first micro,ropic pho­ tography played a p art by mak­ ing uimtotuie "kture* of news­ paper pages and book*. Now a New York publisher hce perfected a system of printing whereby 100 pages of a book can bo irinted on a sheet six by nine nchea but a projection Instru­ ment must be used to enlarge It to reading else. f . I f ' dictatorial power* have to of troops h e n for the dedication of F t Homer H. Hesterly, I given the Mayor in event Of new national guard armory being used by the third air jibokout, it to woU to have • This thing . of wholesale de­ Illy HM the Mayor. Wo don’t force headquarters. nouncing foreign-born persona, MW anyone who would abuse 'The boys all look about the same age." said one. whatever may be their nationality ^ power any loss. "Good husky boys, too," said another. or color, la aboat on a par with "Yeah, thsy taka the pick of bur youth," said the third. putting everybody In a berr and Congress should pass a law damning the box. In 'a N. Y. "It’s bad, but they have to do It—and they wid," said Msratg" John L. Lewis for the town lives Sam Dambroeli, (ration of the emergency. The the first. "Yeah," said the two others. Thalr, apparently simple conversation seemed to sum up not only.the reaction of the silent crowds which watched the long parade but it teemed a timeless truth /which the United States most recognise and set on until that great day when the trud spirit of democracy shall banish War from the earths—Tampa Timas. * •■CQtUnnJTIDM A graph ahbwa that tha U. S. K 223 AT FAIR PRICKS ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED W INES—LIQUORS—GINS 838 To me the Chrlatmxi KUon to the saddest period of Um r u : j there are ao many paopta that 1 and othara ehould remember and can not or do not. If I had a stuck of apare dollar WUllama l'il tend them to thoaa I’d love to remember and tall them to eel Irct their own gift or p u s It on to tome more' needy pereoA IM thua three of us would' ba made happy but aa It to all I can do la taka It out In wishing. In Chlcai the death __ , ___ Robert. ■ McConsfchj bore—CoL with hto administration -desplaed Tribune, long solo occupant af.tha morning Held, and Marshall Yield III, with bto opposition sheet, The Sun. For * full weak the Staff and mechanical department issued each morning a complete news­ paper that got ao further than Um .sanctum sane to ram of the staff. Then oa December 4 It b u n t forth with its day-break edition of 750,000 copies i f a 72 page paper. The last af Ita fear sections, a slx-paga one, waa de­ voted to enconlums and good wishes. McCormick the sou old Cyrus, of reaper fame, and Field I, the third edition of Chicago’r pioneer merehaat, Man shall FtohL . ' ; to' to which la attached-a fulcrum lever which converts reciprocal motion Into a circular movement when power la applied .through the . disc. Ua .work to s r z s s r js s SKYR1DER SHOES fo r boors a hair raising l f s l l ,,h « r about hare "*4 :A .Miami mas who him praises the vuloi genera! high quality to Uw largest user of copper of tha U. 8. any country In the world and Pacific f usre IU own; It used, for tbo ■ftoo yuan, six time* a* n rn'.'Mi' rttth j Cut Flower*—Blooming Plant* l Corsages A rt Our Specialty 1 By AC,NEW WELSH -■ P ackage Goods — Beer A M Save The Difference — Our Personal Loan Department will finance it. The tost Is Current • Good» Boys *• r BUY FOR CASH All be does Is sleep and grin. <A1I be does to grin and sleep By the river, sunken deep 'Among the green papyrus-rods. He waa the first of Egypt's gods _Aa4 of them all he to th# last,. 'Barvivor of her primal past. Stream Runs Swift idlina. Any fish In ItT I . T k .’« BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR Speaking as though he meant it, Spessard L. Holland, IBLE VERSE FOR TODAY Governor of Florida, has ordered the closing of “all illegal gambling" In Dade and Broward counties. The territory THIS EMPIRIC CRUMBLEfo BCAUBB IT WAS BUILT ON specified means the Gold Coast of Florida, to which count­ DBCB A N D SELFISHNESS less Americans flock during the winter for relaxation and |D NOT ON LOVE. CHRISTS entertainment. The language of his order waa unmistakable. INGDOM 18 STILL CROWING He directed the Sheriffs of the two counties "to use every h t t NEARLY TWO TlftlUlawful means and diligence to close out the gambling and AND YEARS: Ahasuarus reigned from India bookmaking establishments and keep them out" The Gov­ W unto Ethiopia over > hun- ernor said state investigators would be used to check on «d and seven and twenty provconditions and that federal heip had been promised. •ea^-E ather 1:1. • The action of the Governor draws this editorial com­ CROCODILE ment from the Miami Dally News: 'e (Prom Talarla) "There are two schools of thought as to the effect a {Way down upon th« river Nile gambling shutdown will have on the tourist season as well D ttM the armored crocodile. ' E ls hack Is Jasper, huge-In slit, - as on the general business level of Miami. But there la only CAnd b* has bubbles for hla eyas. one school of thought aa to the effect it will have on com­ ,Jf* doss'not toll, ha does not spin; munity morals and also on the economic status of the or- 'T h e tall papyri, fils on file— am ad th a n will ba the crocodile, {jChUlng In hto bed or slime ‘ frinnlng In the face of Thaal LEAH B01NE DRAKE. BUY A GOOD USED CAR1FROM THE AW U M pJ -WIO of in awaiting mob. Unfortunately.. Florida waa one of . the states In which * lynching occurred this year. The others were Georgia. North Carolina and South Carolina. It is no credit to this state that It ranks with the worst in laW "iolationj of this kind. We hope that next year will see a complete change of heart in thla respect. An a general rule law enforcement officers can prevent lynching*.if they really want to and know the public is behind them. Is Gambling Necessary? , As prowl within fils rushy groves . S I seldom wakes, he seldom •.more*. *U« hardly seems to lire at all— VY«t ba will see great Memnon fall And pyramids crumble. Afterwhile .T h e Spina may weary of hsr * smile, ‘And link her head between her *tow» . A*d sleep....-.And even NUe may T-paase . ' W hto ceaseless abb and flow. vBet somewhere oosy banks will ” »-► The Federal ,0 o i teach men over-I assist In the-N il V cV vf v >:. r- 't L- la eatabli thing Trade Training ' tyhotfa' to ndsr 60 ysar# of y a trade .ad that they .can taught stuty uf. the Jap. �TOT Personal Activities lor Telephone 148 .-Girl ocouis oiage marriage of Laurette • . j Court of Awards Minshew Is Anounced T h , Girl Scouta’ annual Chrutm at tea and Court of Awards wat held on Tuesday afternoon a t the Woman's Club with the main (r a ­ te r* of entertainm ent being a play which was w ritten apd directed by Audrey Bach. Thote participating in the play x r tn ; Minnie Ruth Odham, Nancy Jo C o n tain , Betty Jo Brock, Mary Ann Galloway and Endslcy Mrisch. A chorua compered of ten girl* sang Chrlatmaa carets and hymn*, accompanied a t the piano by C ath­ arine Clark. A talk on "Living Out The Scout Promise". wa« given by Mir* Irene Hinton, ecoht leader, and al­ so a talk on the Senior Srrvi-e Scouta, which la composed of girla In Senior High School. She related rome of the many fielda of lervire In the Senior Scouta aurh a*: child care; transportation; com munication; booths; and abetter and clothing. Following the presentation of th* merit badges a t the conclusion of the Court of Awards, refresh menta In keeping with the O ust•mas theme were nerved. There were approximately 40 mother* and friend* present. . * Bay Mr. and Mr*. W. F. Minshew of I-ake Mary are announcing the marriage of their only daughter, Mi*» laiurctte Minshew, to Ralph Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Slansell ol Ssnford. The couple were married in Jacksonville ,m Sept. 12, a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0 . W. Markham. Mrs. Msrkham i* the former Irene Appleby of Sanford. Mr*. Williams attended echoola in la k e Mary and 8anford, and *o» graduated from Seminoe High School with the clsse of 1941. M r. W 'H um , I* also a graduate of Seminole High School end is a t prrw nt stationed with the Army Air Corps at Drew Field, Tampa. Mr*. William* will Join him there upon the completion of a Beauty Culture Course which the U ta k ­ ing in Daytona Beach. Open House Held By Miss Truluck Approaimately 100 guests walked through an arch of varL colured lights, rettin g on ever­ greens, into Ihe living-room' of Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Trulock’a home Christmas Eve when Mlsa Madatyn Truluck held Open House. The interior of the Truluck home wae decorated with holiday colors and flowers. On the tan HAPPY BIRTHDAY porch, lights from a Chrlatmaa tree, of celling height, cast a glow G. U. S tu art xbout the room. Between the first room the young men and women entered and Defense Stamp* A Bonds the diningroom, gold light* In white bells among boughs of ra ­ dar made a second arch. Yellow gladioli decorated the punch U ble where Mlsa Truluck served by cmdlelight. Today & Saturday Double Program D iw n n ri O T b itn Manila Declared Open City As Foe Presses Attacks Little Mary Ann Eaton la re ­ covering from a recent illness at H m m tln m rrf F f* h f» H ) the home of her parents, Mr and east Ardor raged along lhr road Mrs. A rthur Eaton, on Park Ave running from I’agUbftgnn east to Due. Antimonnn. United States nrlil* Irry commanded stretchm of lh« Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Miller ire road, and in trying to advance, th t spending the Christmas holidays in Japanese farr<l the peril nf beTampa as tha guests of Mrs. Mil­ ing boxrd off from tneir ha»r by ler’. parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. artillery fire concentrated on their rear. Carter. Sharp fighting also was report— _ '" M r . and Mr*. J i - A. Kowlaml ad a t Uaubae, 18 milts north­ and J. E. Rowland, Sr. arrived west of Antimonan, where the in sis barge* Wednesday to visit through the Ja|>anv*c landed holidays with Mr. and Mra. J. E. and some smaller croft from five Rowland, J r , and Mr. and Mrs. or six transports. Manila had four air Lamar L. Rowland. alarm s on Christm as Day. The provinces of Luzon also N r. tn d M r t Royer Ledlow •n d daughters, Betty Jo, Shir- were under heavy a ir attack. The k y snd Joye*, snd Glenn Clsck- town of Tarlae, 65 miles north­ um of thu west of here, was raided >>v or Tsllspooss. Os., G s, sre si Jasan eje plane* at 12: It ■h m U of Mr. sad Mrs. J. L. three Horton snd Mrs. Arise Banks. " M. Thuraday. m SUNOCO SERVICE STATION B e rrie n r DAVID M. EARLE MANAGER BUV ME THAT TOWN" Third A P * * . Are. in ^ U Q N E • Saratoga Trunk ■ • Wind Swnpt • Botany Bag 1l v \ ••• Uae v 4 Wild IiT th i.^iv er • HUNTING f ■ m ■*n«*e fo r a «♦> rt.n *erk« 40.1 OO* |e«e lllrifl In ent)-elbrht i?*( .U> • n.«r miif* th a n »lr«v ti"> .lav* p r i o r ».» Ir»*• f if th da> ..f J«nt*Kr>. 1912. In Th** H a n f.m l l l r m l . l * n** «*>|.Apr i |Mil*ll«hr.| in Mrminolee t'-im t y Fln r id n WITNUMH nib o f f l . ' n l hen.1 nn.l • ^nl nI hhnr..r.t Srntuml* t%.4in(> ►*l*»rkl«, Ihlw I (Imp of I trcrml.rr '• Hr »• "IlMli t . f.tw. lh« I...I Ihetelh I ». <t h .l.ltrr at - .t ..f o il the. Mrs. P. L. Ray, and Carl Alvin Prescott, son of Mra. 8. R. Prr* cott and the latg Mr. Prescott of l^ingwood, was solemnized on W ednesday evening a t the horn* o f the Rav. and Mra. B. G. Yeargin o f Langwood. Th* R a v . Y rargiu performed the ceremony In th* prasenc i of Mr. sad Mrs. M. Mlsartk had only «loa* friends and relatives of ■■ t M r dinner gweet* yraterdsy tha couple. —■ ■■ F. A. Uria, who .pent the sum­ mer months In Georgia and Rodua, N. Y. and tha Ball* Glade area, la spending th* holidays with hit family In Sanford. J!* expects tn remain In Ssnford during the c*|ery shipping season. Th* arid* chose for her wad­ Mrs. B. A. .K rai snd Mw* Caroly s K sat o f Winter Park. Mr. ding a powder blue rrep* drtai and Mrs. C. L, Walker and eMI- fashioned on straight Imea and dren of Plant City. Corporal J, har accessories were in blark. A nag* of iw m theart reaebuda W, Miaartek and Mias Jans Ford completed her eaetmue. •f Tampa.____________ Mra. Pr****U attended th* Han­ ford acboela and la • graduate of Carlin Palm er H as Berntael* High la b ia l In the of t U V Mr. Pf*M*tt was Supper. For Friend* class graduated from ‘Lyman High Sthael la Loagwwod and L at Mia* Cartel Palmar entertained *a*nt empUyad by th* Allan an Christmas Kv* at bar kom* an tie Ceaat Una Railroad la Pan Drtva with a baffat f*rd. friends. A b*l- Vmm Umkr ratetn fr an a short provalled In tha wedding trip tha caari* will re and th# rida in tha Park A|mrtm*ata. I’tnrh \l \ \ KKKS '* •*! I AOTHU l»F A rri.lt 1/IIIN r\A IlFFIt n iim :n n «*t i * r is im ; of Foil ' ism m :iii:n v 11KItVlH IS* mtt Sr-IT.ln.ktn ..»»«• v riot id i i i;iv » ;.\ I'hH It It KelU hol.tor ..f «vmri«'4lr No 411 'S.ilnl Ihe till! •I-*' Jnf> \ I* I *,’7 h.»* filr.1 1 m ..fit.'* * ..1 tin* mad*I |.|l.- .t loti f..r 4 ».4\ l|*s**«| III |.f | I f-itf.l lhftr..|| •■.•mflcate* • rtit.r m.’.’w th.. (•<' •v\ifiM .Irmrll.nl l><<»l>.-rt\ |M th.* • ••.Mit\ ..f S«*m• •t|..|H SlMle* ..f Pl-.tl.fn to Mil || I...I I . Ill", k 2 i*,i»iit*r..ii fh.« 4«se.»t||r||| ,.f ill,«,ti.| J 1 ATTENTION MEN BETWEEN 50 AND 60 I . f*. I'hunt-fihitltt Gloria !-*ura Vanderbilt, 17. ami Pasqualr (P at) Hi i . ». v n r .>1.1 It la grnrrally f«*|| (hut it a 1 actor's agent, apply for their marriage license m |l » » 1 . < rt| man ha* not niailr a tutfriM I y , Slir promised clerk »ho would bring her. mother’* wmt u , u.*»ni laU r. I lh r lintr hr K Till that hr nrvrr will , Mr. Jack Krt i*. lift* uiMirati'*'' 1 »rxrcutivr with I'.i yntra rxprri | rncr training field men in lhr . Southrnatrm stati'R, i<* in n fair ' way to explode thin theory. Hr aaaertfc that men betwrrn , the agen of .SO and tif» with . j background of hnnraty and in I tegrity and a hmad acnuaintanc** ' In their t»cmmiinity «leveh»p rap | I idly in the life inMirntiro huai i neaa. lie aaya that prrvitiua aale-« ' experience ia valuable hut h> n • in ran a neceaaary The tnnin re t)iiiaite la for a man to have n •infer* deaire to find an im ( tyortant place in Rn«l he will Ing to hack thu tlraire up witn ‘ I hard work t lie hits aaaured the w riter thit» i anyone falling in thla gr»% up wil* ; receive every ettnaiilrratkui m th** j wuv of adet|uate training a n d • (humMv financial aaxhtwncr if 11 thev will write him at Box I ’I'*. I Jacksonville. Kloriila. ( ALTMAN’S USED CARS •WITH AN OK THAI COUNTS" IK VU l 'R 01.11 CAR II VS I'O O It T IR K S T R A IIK IT IN ON (IN K OK O C R USED CARS T h u ! 1llaxt* (iiHid T lrcH ID III i lu-x rn lrl 1It'll!':r I 'mx n Sli t .1,0(1 Sell.ill p.i:w I’lx fnniltll is :,, mi ( mipsIII. Is 1I'h rx rn lrl Itl-llIX c 1im n S ed an 1 fa.IMI 1*1.17 t hex r n lr l O rl u \ f S p t. St-dan VY. K udin 11I5.IMI IU17 1‘1x nion 1h llla.IH I S ed an 1*118 I'ly in n iilh I8 .i.m l Coups . .. 1*117 O liN nndilli' 1 Ilia.(HI I'ilNH. t n u p r TIM i KS I*J 11 t h cvridt-l 1 1 iiia.mi T on I -f-K ti p 1tills C hrxT nlel I 1, in n C ali \ Cliaii-* li'.I.VOO Sen vn Mclri Ai llurbara Pepper l« tjuiulled into a * • :• <*• •lull!-* Ung at ihu leaven New York with tho VJSO Camp Mbup I nil for tin* Newport, It. Navy Base. The unit wan *rnt to tH«* t»ane to ent«Tt tin *i*rvic«i men whose Chrixlmux furloughs had bt»en c a n n ll’d, will R.iilori o(T active dut>. Pearce Will Preach At Church Chili—Short Orders Dinners — Delicious Steak & Chicken K ill ( 'h rx rid rl I '- . 1•u) Ciili Al H.vmi S ta k e 1917 Kuril (ill 1 1 1v.i.lin T on 1rirkiip will work toward t grund tlimnx on Jnn IP. tlu* iHnmmid Injulro SANDWICHES cclebnitiun "f !*••• »•!• ut Roor«* ALL KINDS OF n ll't pixtltetli liiitiol.tv In Florida \ Dr II ti lV>t?c» a mcml»*r ||, Irivc will ul*a hi ho loti liy * of Detroit Mi’dimlih1. €T*mf«»r id ifv h r |l I'roi.lwiy of ihlandoi rnrr, will n»e:»rl» nttho Kirnl M rth ^lh l iTimch. Sundny even as *Isi11* th.Him.iii 79M W. l r t SI. Ing, nt 7 . do n'rlork. I)r P*M»rce I Sunfnrd Avenue Just Off Sanford, . . H a. wbi • ’•buimiiIimI with Dr. M. H i1 Of Geneva Avenue Hire in Metropolitun Churrn, Mich., and prenrh**d ir« I •Mil.ANDO W 11.1. fll.M K O t'T j the pulpit while Dr. Ric<* wan in | Ilrlamlo will l.ave it, first . r.ilgln.id for fi«e month* ilnnn;the World W ar No. 1. A lter the Iiiackoul tonight -lulling u' 10:2'* latum of Dr. R|e.-, |)r. IV jin- o'clock nml inilm * mild Ihe all w in! to F ranee and for 17 clear *lren ,ighui |, •oiinilt-i|. mentha wa* Y V C. A. rhup | lain. A cordtnl Invitation i* ex tended lo tnuri*ta and o'h.-r* l» is T ill: i m i i i r r n i ii r. x i v n i frsaei la a aclentlically homogenized emulslen of taslrleat mla■ii n n i *i. r u n i i r. i \ xxii hear this mo«t inti-resting nn-l aral oil. tasty prase laico and phenolphthalein. Ptuaol acta tnl f u n xi'.viixui r. i iii x t i . soft,a waata matter, labelcate the Intestinal canal, and gently) talented speaker, who ha > filled f l.o N llit. ix i n t x i i u i t , B tiaiU te msaelas eantrolling bowel movements. All Htrao actioasf some of the largest rhurrhc* in t ux un i-n are aaeaasaey te ppailis rsiis* from constipation and Pra**l ia guar-l Michigan. • - I I X I l l . i l ! I. \ i h ' I i i i i : m , i-l ain a (deed te gtva retie* or yovr druggist will refund every cent ufl|' ■ire. yo*r meaey. r.l.l_X l.ta>Yl> fraaelte tha Idael Am% laaaUv*. Children aa well aa ado Ha liks/ frrulu nt Its creamy "peaaa wMn" taate ted easy, effective action. Ask ynurl O f t P K I t n>* p r u t . h v \ rin. N druggist foe Pwiail, R semes ia He or 11.00 alzea. Pruaol te sold) HTATM tty K U m il'A , « . ANGEL’9 EAT SHACK Altman Chevrolet Co. Try PRUNOL, The FruiUlSiceXaxativo GuarantNd To Relieve Constipation Holland Joins Group To Fight Paralysis NEW YORK. Dec. 2(k-<8peel.l) —Governor Hpetsard L. Ilallanil of Florida has accepted mrinbershlp in tha National Govarnora Com­ mute* for th# 1943 "F ig h t Infan­ tile Paralyala" campaign. Responding to the Invitation of Keith Morgan, national chairman lion of the I’resident'a Birthday n* tho committee for tho Celebrisfor tho N ational foundation for InfantUo Paralysis, Governor llol sad gtecaoHed ky INUH T*» K llih I #1 • • > *1 V ik ifliffn , K a n him You urn h« r» li y ntitlOmil t h a t • •lit h w |i#Hi I !•■111 ii t **i| d i f j l m l ) qii In th«* r i r r u l t C o u r t o f lh«t N in th Jtidirfril ( I r r u l t . In <»n«t fu r fta-minoU County, Plo ndsi, |«» whirl* ym* arm h#r» by ortlarBi! to npprMF i i»a>tHiiu.itir o r l*y at* t o r n * ? ) to i i o w e r th * lull of C o m p l a i n t f l i n t lu t h a run of (*tiarllrt I*. Vmirbiw* v«. K1U f.loyt| VoterhteteH, tj H id U**ing . a n a r l t o n f*u tllWifrM, nn n r liaiftm* thi» &th d a y o f L t o u n rv . 19ft, M W l»a*lniC M Unite l».»* o f thin C o u rt, u lh rr w lte o a t »«>•m u pro f'onftemteo wil h*t «uta tnt«rte«l agultiBt "Delighted to te rra a t a willt lie* >ni» f o r frillUFte t o appriter, phteul, bar of tha Governors’ Committee. ’ o r am r m « | |»y low. The 1*42 campaign will be, IT , r tn ,M IrHUTIIWII 'ttflT IlN It Oft DKItMIl launched officially oA Jan. 12, and! ih .i tb i. order W estinghouse ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR KCONUMICAL CLEAN V1TAM1ZE COOKING PROIhCTH VITA MINS t.. USE HERALD CLASSIFIED r m Arcade * P ack age Store ADS IP YOU RENT WANT TO A R O O M OR A HOUSE, FIND HELP, BUY OR SELL EASY TERMS YOU NO LONGER NEED. .... . Y -U ■ TtlL't’IITtlN DRUG CO. Now Is The Time To Buy A New Delicious Cocktails A V" T«*H* r i d o i Ip , |.aa.». l= lll= illE )ll= llli flM l ...'till. Iamii.fr. , tit** :.»h »iyr of IIK IIN lH iN • \ isr.A i.i rani Dr. Mr. snd Mra. G. A. Smith and dsncbUr, Suian Isabel, of Chicsto , HL, are th* guests of Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mr*. John Metach, 8r , for the holidaya. Mr. Smith lafl thla m orn­ The wedding of Mia* Edith Ray, Ptilr daughter of Mr. and ing by plan* for Taapa. • .-rtifi. »«- «iiull !•- i* n o t All That Glittara v«;Tw' i I. PAGE THREE Miss Edith Ray Weds Carl Alvin Prescotl Jh.'^u Compute Washing A L u b r ic a tio n rtn m n t Holland Declines To Suspend Boyle On Brady Charges i r . . t i . » r d r r a . P a ir <>•.> fm m all the evidence that ther* can he no doubt that you were publicly Intoxicate.) on at leatt one of Inc two occasion* mentioni n .. _ . _ , cd and that you have teen inL. R. McIntyre of Daytona tnxicatrd *>n the other occasion. Beach It the guest of l>r. and I think that such conduct on the Mra. J. N. Tolar. | part of a law enforcement of-J _____ [fleer I* reprehensible and breed* i J. W. Vickery of Palatka w as;disrespect for the court and for' th , Christmas Day guest of hla Ihe Isw, aside from its disturb-' .. „ 'ffnet upon the confidence I mother, Mrs. Lillian Vickery, and;which the public should have ln[ famliy. law enforcement officer*. I ceriainly tiu st that no repetition o f Mrs. T. P. Dean of Tampa, for­ this offense will occur during merly of Sanford, visited with your term "f office as In such, friends here on Wednesday en- c»*r I stall feel that it is nothing* le»s than my duty to promptly I route to DeLand. suspend you Roy Chorpening arrived Wed­ “ In view of the fact, however, nesday from Ntw Orleans, La. to th st an unusually large number of reputable citizen* of Seminole spend the holidas with Mrs. ChorCounty state that you have made penlng. a good record a* a public proaeMias Camilla Deal arrived Weil cutor and that you should be re­ neaday from Washington, D. C. to tained in said position, and in ■pend the holiday* with her mo­ view of the further fact that there were no rcpeliti"na of th* ther, Mra. R. R. Deas. offense reportrd «r complained of Mr. and Mrs. Cldye Tanner and *» having occured between June, eon of Jacksonville ere the guests J*U , ,m * W* ‘I*1* ° f *he hearing, of Mr. Tanner’s mother. Mrs. O " *». * frel that it Is neither Jessi. Tanner necessary n«*r wise for me to * _ _____ suspend y»u at this time. I .hall — . i . » , _• . . Jtherefore, dismiss the case ssMis. Adel. R w . h u returned | „ pt „ lhr charge of drunkto her home in Tamps after t.nnc»* ,nd hold said charge open, ■la ss twith u lih lher ia r > • . . . . T ■pending Christmas Day subject entirely to your future parents, Mr. and Mra. F. P. Rines. proper conduct In this regard dur*' Ing your term "f office. We ell Mr. and Mrs. M W. Deariso make mistakes and I shall aahad as their Christmas Day sume, in the absence of future |k n U , Mr. and Mrs. B. t). Ben misconduct on your part «f the n e tt of Ocoee, and Mr. and Mrs. sim e kind, th at this has *««n E. M. Comte o f W inter Garden. simply a mistake which * prob. . . v ... „ .r n .l „» M-nv-r *bl)r r , Krr ,, »'l by you as much aa Mr*. Kettle Hamel of anyone else. I invited your c<>Colo. la visiting with her brother- np, r„ ion ,n lht, m atter and w„, In-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. hope that you make an efficient George E. Balmea. and satisfactory record In office in your official and personal emu Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Shuttle- duct for the remainder of your worth of Indlanola, Mlsa. arrived term. Wednesday to visit with their I beg to remain," eon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. snd Yours faithfully, Mrs. Malcolm MacNelll. Spesasrd L Holland, governor Friend* of Mrs. Joel S. Field will be glad to leant that she has been removed from the FemaldLaughton Memorial Hoapital to her home on West First Street. U r. and H n . Dan Grey Mitchem of Chicago, til., an* nounea the b irth of a da ughUR Gail France*, on Tutoday, Dec. 23, a t Morey Hoapital in Cblca* go. N n . Mitcham will ha re­ membered aa tha form er Helen Wilton, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Fred R. Wilton. • a \v rn m i �FRIDAY, DECEMBER M. I l l •AUenby*s 288 Tops Gun O ub Members IS YOUR..*, -LniRBATBN TOIICHTON DRUG a ) . Classified Advertisements BUBINKSS SERVICE M IS C E L L A N E O U S ORLANDO SECRETARI AL HAVE TOUR w atch repaired by • M who really knows how. SCHOOL WILL BEGIN the New Year In own building comer ; Briggs, Jeweler Magnolia Ats . Magnolia a n d Amelia opposite Wyoming HoWl. The School will continue short APARTMENT— 8 rooms A bath. course a leading to Medical and ' electric range A water heater. Iaw secretaries, Court Reporting Com er Celery Ave. A Mellon- and Civil Servlca positions, and rill*. Apply Seminole Tire 8h«p, Phone 57. SEVERAL GOOD used radios, on* used w siher. Randall Electric Co. TREE RIPENED Papayas. Gar. • risen, 4313., ____ 1 ■ M o V tto d M ti& tU r», 1 U8ED A P P L IA N C E S -3 w o o d j* '• range* |8 to 125. 8 kerosene K '-,» m n g « 55 to 818.60. I 0 . K. jW VElectric Range |2 6 . 1 Humphrey h m dD nt fir* room heater city E i ':'£** 110. Or*en’a Fuel Gsa Ber' ' ' tie* Arrqss from Poet Office. B US I NES S BOB BALE—10 cows, two mules, 1 | saddle horse, 36 chickens. Bex H, Hamid. WDBO J. A llcnty took first place hon­ ors tylth a total score of 258 t* T**tg»r« rregraaaa top Oth«r members of the Bern. Inpie Oun d u b a t their regular 6:00 Edwin C. IIU1 shoot on lb* taka front range 6:10 Dinner Music 6:20 Spearman Bruing Co. Wednesday, HjrrdGoode stated 6:80 Lum and Abner today. 6:46 The World Today Tha sc o rn follow: B. T. It. Ttl. 7:00 Th* Lon* Ranger 7:30 A1 Pierce'a Gang J. A l l e n b y ______ 0 5 II? M 2M A. Derthiek ....... #1 03 9# 280 8:00 Kata Smith Hour C. MeSUrrow .... 00 08 H9 277 8:55 Elmer Davis A th* N*ws T. Tapacott ...... 91 96 90 277 9:00 Playhoua* II. William, _..... 96 oo 88 274 9 JO Red Croaa Program J . H a r d y _ . .. . 03 0 0 8(1 289 10:00 Shlriay Tempi* Tim* 10:45 N*wa of th* World W. Linton of Orlindo ............ 70 73 73 210 IIKW Jim Whit* Other Orlando visitors were C. 11:06 Claud* Thornhill Orchestra „ Pampey anal F. Fell, who also 11:30 Johnny Long partlclpltated In the alow fire 12:00 IJnbtm Welle. News match. 12:06 Sign Off Army Gets Starches In Form Of Bread UBIKO FEEDS a t Tottrhton’a Oro, IKE. OAK A lighter wood. Era* delivery. Come on over or write Tremper'* Wood Tard, Osteen. RADIO NEW S cm m ertial^F hery to shame. For instance, In recent maneuaoutheastam vara in the right eight southeastern states, a ffald bakery under the direction of Brigadier Genelit General Jam es L. Frink, Fourth Corps Area Q uarterm aster, pro­ duced nearly 6JOOO.OOO pound, of Army f l a ir tria d In two months at a cost of lest th in two cents par pound. finest greyhounds In the nation will perform in the It races to be held every night. The faatrat tme of nil school­ ing racra waa made Christmas Eve when lll.Grado rounded the futurity distance over n slow trsrk In 29.3 seconds. TlpertyWltchet sprinted a similar dis­ tance on the same night in 29.4 seconds. FLINT. Mich.. Dae. «6-< JP>Rxriow It. C un<«, president of th* Bukk division o f tha GanaraJ He to n Carp., r t r a J a d today th* Army Air Corp* had aothorix*d doubling of Bu'rk‘i rfTammoth aircraft angina program. He aald the management Intend­ ed to put the expansion Into effeat Immediately, and eatlmated tha dirlalon would employ between 25.000 and 50,000 workeri bi air­ plane engine production when all plants a r t In full production. or io t k h a p p l ic a t io n TU MID r o it F o r m e r M td e S a r i n * b e e s r e le e ts d . s e a le d b id s w ill a g a in b e re c e iv e d b y t b s A tto r n e y G e n e r a l df t b s B la le a t F i e r i * * a t b la • f f te a la T a lts b a a a e e u n til 13 u 'ek aek N oon. W e d n e s d a y . J a a u a r y H a t. 1*43. f o r p r l n t l a * a n d bln.1ln * th e - F lo r id a H u tu te e . i n t ­ en d "M te ta ry a n d R a v ta lo n N o te to F lo e ld a S ta tu te s . n il-, as a u th o r is e d h r * % h a * te r tail* . A c ta of 1*41. I m B p e c tlv a b i d d e n m a y o b ta in f s l l ^ r i a t l a a n d s p e c if i e s ! lone by a d d r e e r i a i th e tender* e lg n e d a t T a lla b a e e e e . J. TOM W A T S O N i A ltn rr fe y G e n e r a l ■ late of Florida lim a • m k ra ra a t h e - f® tJV r* * * A. D. 1*41. itaw -rlb ed p r*F *r«y l a lW* C o » * , lr O I>. H t t l N D G N . Clark of th a C ircu it C ourt o f o f S a m ln a la . H t a J . o f F lo r id a , t o Sam iaola County. Florida. l i t 3 A S o b d lv l.le n of T h a i ^ Up A. 31 W t ’. KKH. T a r t o f G o t. U l No. 3. D. C. tl un 3* T o w o a h l p I I • o a l n , (HR AI.) ( U n c a ! • Kaat. !» •»« ■ f ' h o f ML O . r t r u d . A »a . D, B- 3 » , . I ' l t a 101. T h « u i r » m « n l o f lb# w l 4 pf®* p e tty under lh # aald c # r t i n r t U | | h t u ^ l w a« IH th # n um # ot known. C n l M s a id c o r t l f l c n l # a h u n ^ D U r»d »# m#4 i r r o r d l n f to ! » • « tLM ( i m p e r t y d**#rlD#d t h t n l i i a h a l l h - void t o t h . h l * h # « t b l d d a r M th o r o o r t h o o t o d o o r on t k » f l f » t Mon.Ltv in th# m o n t h of J a * u A J 7 J ) 1)11. w h ic h It t h a I t h d a y of aary. 1MI. l>at#d t h i t l*#r, 1911. j m i c i A t , c i n e t 1IT. IN AND FO* T U COc NTT o r b r n INOI.C AND TMR STATB OF FLORIDA IN - CNANCCNT. c a sk a t « m ease. ID A T E IH tT , p la in tif f . VA A LONZO T z n n T . i l » l l o w n a a Ie in n le T a r r y . D e f e n d a n t, O R D E R O F P U B L IC A T IO N T h e S ta te o f F la r l d * t o ALONZO T K I tllT , a U e k n o w n a a IA IN N IR T E H R Y . a d d ra u a u n k n o w n : You a r t h tr a k y o r d tr a d a n d r a q u lru d t o a p p M r u p o n tk # I t h d a y «tf J a n tiu r y , A- D, IM S to th # B ill o f C o m p la in t flla d h # r# »n h f f t l n i l y o u In I k s a b o v a e n ­ t itle d r a u s a fo r d lf o r e # o r Du* rr# # P r o CO a f# m o w ill b # # n l# r n l i f l l M t yflkh and I I I M id t i U i s p ro * # #4 • « p a rts . T h is o r d e r s k u l l * • p u b l l a h # d on*# w e l t V H k f u r f o u r <«) c o n • # # u tlv # w uuku 1 n (b u H a n fo rd K a r a Id. A n a w a p u p a r published In Sum tr m lu C ou nty . F l o r i d * . W I i a M i H k a a d n n d th u o f- Slh day of • Ducarn* O P. II E R N DOM C ir c u it’ r n u r i . B . m l n o l a C o u n ty . F l o r i d a C lark (KRAI.) A NOTH’* TO APPEAR TO: It Kt.KN R L I Z A B E T I I S P E N C Rlt. r . n . Box 374. P l e a s a n t v in e , N. J VOC AIIK I I R R K B T N O T IP U L D In a p p e a r n n a r b e f o r e l h a t t h i .M r n f J a n u a r y , 1*43. to a a n i l fu r d l v n r r . h e r e t o f o r e ti le * la t h a I ’l r r u l t C ourt eof t h a N in th J u d l rlel Clrrult, B em tn o le County, KlorMa. In Chancery, w h erein IM w artl R rsdford Hyencer la lila ln tlf f ami llalen E H x a b e tb H p - n r e r la d a f e n d a n L 1 U’lVNKHM IffT H A N D AN D R E A L N O TH ’17 O F t P P I . l t STHIN F O It O F T H I H i ’o I.'BT. a t H a nfo rd , rtt tae e:11 M«*ml no te C o u n ty , F lorida this l- lf a P T F .I t ITIS7 O F IKKI a m b a r . 1441. N O T IC E IH II EH E l l Y G IV E N . 3rd .la y u f Dee <1. P. H E R N D O N T h a i J , W T u r n e r h*4tft#r *»f 'I' m* C l e r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t. C e r l l f l r n t # No. 1€. *b*» *lh By A. 34. WEEKS. d a y of O c to b e r A. I». H3*i. h a * file d M in i | n m y offl**# an ti h a # e Sell U . S. Savings Stam ps N E W ER A “WHERE CUSTOMERS SE N D TH EIR FRIENDS’ HOCKLtNS Cudahy Fancy W«at*rn ETTA KKTT tor * • » * made aaal of th a a b o r t a ntltla d Ihla I ■d a y . o f D r e a m ba r, r t i * etn ew rr r o c a r , m u m in riiAPTKu ir « 7 o r im u N O T IC E IH H E R E B Y G IV E N . T h a t If. M. W a l a o t h o ld e r o f T ux C e r tif ic a te No. I l l , laauad th u Tib Any o f O c to b u r A D.. I I I I . b a a f 11#d u n i t In m y o ffte o a n d hau T»man sw*s P r * g n * m ad# a p p lic a tio n fo r n ta x daod to ba l##u#d th e re o n . Maid c # rtl#m hrac#« . th a fo llo w fn g 6:30 Norman Beasley A Ills flc a t# »l##crlb#d p r o p e r ty In t h a O n in ty Florida Cowhoya o f H emlnol#, H ta ta o f F lo r id a , to* 7:00 Breakfast Brevities W it; U l SI S p r in g H a m m o c k 7:46 UP News T h a a aa# aam # n t o f lh a a a ld p r o ­ 7:66 W eather and Tima p a rty u n d # r th a a ald r t r t l f k a t a v i a laauad In (h o namm o f If. If. 8:00 Tha World Today * ’. tV ylm an. 8:16 Inula* Wlleher a t - Ut* |Tnl#aa a ald r # r tif lc u ta a h a ll b« r#d##m #d a c c o rd in g to la w , th * Organ p ro p e rty d# « crlb # d th a r a ln w ill 8:30 Emery Deutach Orchestra b# aolit €4* th a h lg tu a t b id d e r u t th # c o u r t h o uao d o o r w i th # f lm t 5:46 Virginia M onday In th u m o n th o f J a n u a r y . 9:00 Morning Devotions IMS. w h k h la th u I t h day of J a n u a r y , IM S. 9:16 Melodic Momrala 9:30 OM Dirt Dobber 10:00 Children's Birthday Par. tj 10:45 Lest Wa Format 11:00 U P News 11:06 Kay Thompson's Festival 11:30 Organoveltlea 11:46 UP News 11:66 Tem perature 12:00 Theater of Today 12:30 Stare Over Hollywood 1:00 F irm Forum 1:111 Thr*a Sisters 1:20 Matinee Musical 1:30 Adventures, In Selene* . 1:45 Ju an A rris, song* 2:00 Of Men and Book* 2:30 Bru*h Creek Follies 3:00 Columbia'* Country Journal 3:30 F. O. B. D atrolt 3:55 Pres* Nrwa 4:00 Matlae* a t Mtadowbrook 6:00 Clrvaland Symphony ftrial Ckiart Army Orders Increase In E ngine Production FARMERS’ MARKET WISH Wtl WA05OMC V#W V«CDUX>KSKP OUB ETC ON THEM, r r W W tE -M tfB e N rJ TDNN.V,------- HENS, lb..... FRYERS, lb, TURKEYS, lb. 27c ROAST, lb. STEAK, lb, w x trn ts SuB ^ouz. BcrertO. fA U -fC B N n N R R I.I. THEMUKX cm r IliM M n U K l! rw ROAST, lb...........19c a t.in :ii hK IU K M n u ii.K ti LAM * CHOPS, lb. HAM SLICED, lb F IG ^ 19c WHITE BACON______-lb. J } ‘/4e LAM * CHOPS, lb............FIG 8AUSAUE, lb. .. " W FIN E R SjJb. LEUS, lb. . .• a p irw n w ta. it* c o t* . R M R rrm w Peanut Butter PA L A C R BACON, lb............ Fin BIDE, lb. — .... - C A N O f/rri Mince Meat, lb. 15c BACON, lb. .......-20c El'EW, lb. Snare'Itiba. lb. 21c!Neck.Bones, lb. tOc MIM LA*« CHOPS, (b. DAISY CHEESE, lb. -B U T Itis UPTOMCTO1 AJ2f2AN0CST«PUCS JW2.1HBMCOMTO . 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DECEMBER 27. 1911 Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail; Highway And Water Transportation Member Associated Press N U M B E R 99 ccuses Japan Of Inhumanity And Barbaric In Bombing Raids On Open City Of Manila _ v> ^ F. D. R7s Son.(tctH His Wings Dutch Airmen Sink Another As Jap Destroyer t Various Points Hitler Halts Retreat Red A rm y A ttem pts To Take Kerch, Lift • Siege A t Sevastopol As Foe F ig hts Back War Hero's Mother and Sister Suicidal Losses Are Suffered By Japan. Against B r i t i s h Singapore F o r c e s (M , A • • • e l a t e * - Many Die From Air Attack And Great Fires Are Set «Hf Vichy Rule May Be Restored To Seized Islands r-m l Dutch airmen who have steadily biting chunks out of tho Japanree fleet reported late yes­ terday the sinking of another destroyer or a transport off the Borneo coaat where Japanree troop* (ecu red e foothold at Kucning, capital of Sarawak, A Dutch submarine crew only tho day before reported the do: WASHINGTON, Dec. *7— <>P) ktrvetlon of * 9100-ton Japanese —fission Henry Hay.-. French de. <royer of tno Amagi.-l clast in the glint X’rh t to k iv i tho A mb*.sailor, *ai<l today after in-rders out or •!* Eo .t Indie*. •eving Secretary of State Hull Thu* f>‘ Du*-h air an I ten h r hs,| "no rraunn to doubt that sicceue* oar* a*l a dully aver Krrnch suvrelgnty will b# nv age of one Japanese *hip eunh r- seriously -1» urged. Hlg Noth* course at Randolph ........................ TV* Ihi. . ..»*J»t established and maintained over erland* bombed have been op- P u lit of th* Air, Captain Elliott Roosevelt (Uft), son of President '-It- Pierre ami M iquelon,' two d atin g over lord as well over Franklin D. Roosevelt, ha* hi* wing* pinned on by llrig. C m . Iln '•mail Island* off Newfoundland b r ’tish M t.jya ambwlhc Philip­ were taken over by Krtt* rt R. Harmon. A reserve officer, on active dut> w ith t h e Air 1 w ,^,' taken pi! c»—to h*|» the Allies. rench forces. Waves of Japan** • storm irp*. Captain Roosevelt was assigned by the War IV p.nlm .ni t *The sudden seliure Wednesday troop* best with (Ulcldal loose* the B iith RrcunnaUiuincr Squttlron at Murot, Cal. of the little Island* off the Can against-unyielding Imperii! 'm»e adian coast by a Free French 100 mile* northwest el Itinenforce under Admiral Mu*elitr f tr e yesterday, autho-il'oa re­ ■ u described by the State De­ potted, but ,i new pfrit arose partm ent yesterday as “an a rb i­ m m a nuvh tfewn the hart coa*t trary action contrary to agec tsward the Kemsrean ntra oil* m e n t" >]5 miles from her*, a . The Amelcan reaction appar­ Twin Invest m d riv a * M either ently waa in keeping with an ■Id* of tho ringed I sibHln dow>; Traveler* fiom Ohio. New ngieem ent m a d e recently wlih S j w l l n t of Flret Haul. Boyd •he m iddle'-f Me'aya asst mount York. Massachusetts. Washing French authorities In Martinique ■CPhflUa a* they Kan a glob* leg re»l*Un*« as Britten relqton. It. C., Pennsylvania, Missouri. whereby it waa hoped to keep fi-rcomanta tttlw U M th* do Montann, Knitsns, North Cans- French A tlantic possession* out fensea and l>-» retire*, Including of the opposing war camps, and Free French Action Said Contrary To Recent Agreement £w ietg Claim * Leningrad Area British Continue Mopp in g U p Operations 9 In B engazi Sector On the R uuU n front, the Bed army ta attempting to alorm back into Kerch and Uft the aiege of Sevastopol. T S .e Soviets claim their trtopa are driving Axi* *rc<* from the Leningrad K ourists From 14 States Sign Information Booth Registry a r i f<,rmU»hTi*fiA W Mhnxnrtetf-g lina. tienrgfa. Ylifcihiu, Michigan, tn an rlg ln l P rygi) A larxe area of Manila's ancient walled city wsw a roar­ ing mass of flamrs tonight a* the Japanese air force an­ swered lleneral MarArthur'a proclamation that the Philip­ pine capital was sn open rily with a Leisurely and devaatst. Ing rain of death and des­ truction. While wave after wav* ot bombers methodically roared over the slrlken city, reports reached It that th* Japanese, advancing more than 10 mllea, had driven down the rorrldor leading southward from their bearhrad at (lamorti* toward Manila. Illy A sso rla ln l l'r y « g ) Secretary of State Cordell Hull toduv (leelnred that J a ­ pan. in Ixmiliing the “open city” of Mnniln, wax prac­ ticing the xnme Imrhuric methodx of cruelty and in­ humanity Hitler linn been using in Europe. Nert Sllen, N. H. C. corres­ pondent In Munilu, reported the casualties were high anil still uncounted in the Japanese bomb­ ing nf Manila the day after it was drclarril officially an unde­ fended city, (In hia report, broadcast a f ­ ter dark, Mr. Milan asserted "there la little need lo r a MeekV ichy gov­ o u t'a c re tutitghtT'A Whgtrt Tun on farth er to ­ Is shining—and its color it tinged with red. A h around us great i fire* are burning.'*) The W ar Depart manl icported . , I fleets of Japanesa troopship* i t n i s n c s | sere pouring Invasion reinforcem en l* ashore north and southttec ! east of blsnila. und very aU*> keep the harried Cross, Lieut. • lit (hooting down thro* Jap Chines* ro.4t.Vb, » plteued »n K enturky and South t'arolinn ernment from moving Bulgaria (Into Doe. I t. ol.olehearted-y against thn Jap plane* and dettrojlng fourteen mom on tho ground. 1have signed their nuiuea m the ward the Axis. liw ta rt organtaad unit* of the smse. Cltlien* who arc interested in tourist H-gnlry nt th>- In f o r m a ­ I.ieut. Gen 8lr Henry I’nwn the construction of u local ho, Axis (W art a r a y wer# trying *1* has assumed command of t*>t- ital are staging n d r j v r to tion limit h on I ,nk e Slmre Hold S £ q a'stan d tonight 90 mil** Riitlsh forts* in the Par F.a»t. ring a sufficient number of Jevard, M i s s t'nrlln Palmer. r>V ot Brltkh-rapturod Bengasi. succeeding nlr rl.lof m s-.l. il S r freeholders to the | hiIIs when th*tceplm m sl. repurleil this m ont______ _ l'(.her» Rroiko Pepham. tba great are formed hy the •pecial election on a second bos I ing. adding Ihdt of the hundreds ., ii„ , u n iM i: Tho war office announcein.i.t pital bond Issue amounting to I whi have stopped for inform* (hates of tba GuU af Blrte. ,i£ f , raw a* » - r - - from London, raid Sir Hw>*v had | tion, only about 150 liuve signed 1X0,000 will be held Jan. JT. southeast of the I’h'lipplno cap­ In London a military commenta­ “morale problem ' seemed buried ital. ai-tvad a t Singapore to na'.um>- The ndtlce regarding the elrc the registry. Starting Its 90 day racing Oh duties *<* which he was ap tor conceded th at tome Axis forte* R rrrn tly . persona who ask in st l amp lllarullng today—for the tlon appears on another page of From Melbourne. A ustnlia, ion tonight, the 8anford-Or- po.nted In llnvemher. might bo able ta fight their way formation have been inquiring duration the Herald. Prime Minister John C urtin a s­ M"*t men who wer* unnbl* to Undo K ynel Club opens for He B est ward to temporary shelter, Seventy thousand dollars worth alout points of ftcenie interest in serted t h a t despite A ustralia’s h o m e for Christmas are n<*l links with of bonds have already been vot ! Sanford, about celery and Indus Britain her closest seventh consecutive year a t Longhot aald th at fhw tanka w an like­ c o m p la in in g . They Just took Ibcir ed on, authorised and validated try in this area, about hotels partner In the war in the Paci­ wood, 10 miles south of Sanford ly to reach safety duo to their meiirtuilcd furlough* like soldiers At the time of the issuance of land suitable apartm ent and res fic is the United State*. He add­ on tho Orlando highway. Posttime these bonds, federal aid was csI taiirants, while not so many nod w e n t o n with their Job* with ed hi* government’s policy "is for the first race U 1:15 o’clock few poignant remark* directed shaped toward obtuining Russian pected to match the 570.000 is Itourists inquire about Miami, merman Use thrown up desperate- ‘ Kund* for tho rebuilding of sharp, rain or shins. *u* for the hospital construction. | West Palm lleneli and resort* at Herr Hiller and hi* *(■»'«*•• ■Id and working out with the Y a fe n g tho Oka rivor a t Adolph State Road No. (03, from Oviedo Krw 9i■Idlers wsnt to go home United States a plan of Pacific Tho national defense program i farther South, Feature of the 11-race evening Hitler's direction to halt the Soviet through Chuluota to tho Cheney will bo the Inaugural Handicap, knocked out the possibility «f l This morning two tourist* from w They want to get action. And strategy along with Urltish, Harry Joseph Mtnarlk, son of atfmotva before Moacow, and they a 5-16th'a of a mil* sprint carded Mr. and Mr*. M. Mtnarlk, U receiving government help and j New Jersey came into the booth as Ihe new year approaches, mint Chines* and Dutch forces/' highway, will be Included In the have routed Nasi remnant* from about the Dig Tree of them sr* making only on* ieDefenseless Manila, declared «n aa Urn ninth avant of the night. among tha newest arrivals for the 180,000 bond Issue, to In*| inquiring an Important roil center closer to State Road Department budget Tower. One of the wo solution—to blast the enemies of Open city, underwent » savage The Inaugural, featuring the Light training a t the United voted on the last Tuesday in and link for 104S, according to a letter eight top dogs from the 550 ken­ States Naval Reserve Aviation January, will decide whether or men asked whether It was per- Ihe United Stale* as quickly snd Jap air raid In which n rain of not Seminole County will hav- mi<«ablr to walk through orange s* effectively as possible. bomba caused a number of from tho department received by nels quartered a t the trick, U al­ Basn In Atlanta. groves and pick .f r u it from A typical reaction was that of deaths snd started fire*. The ways the principal event of tho Senator E. t . Houaholdcr. Young Minarik was graduated the now hospital Estimated ex­ trer*. t'orp. \V. V. Kersey, a Camp city had been stripped of lt« de­ It was stated th at right-of-way night for tho hundreds of Central from Seminole High School In penditure on the fonatrurtiun It was the first time either of ■Handing soldier from Montlcello, fenses and the J*P* met no °P* to approximately 5150,deeds are now being secured. Mr. Florida Track fans who swarm 1955 and for thro* years ha at- amounts the traveler* had seen oranges who said: "Now Nea'v* got a pur­ position. Uen. Douglas MacArHou(holder estimated the length over the racing plant tended (Itataon University. There POO. hooks are open it or celery growing. They teemed pose. We don't feel a t if we were th u r said the land situation is h* was an afflcar of th* ckapttr th*Registration of tho rood aa being about eight While Hl-Guldev a enthusiastic about fru it stands office of th* supervisor of unchanged. although Inv**'0" of Delta Sigma Chi Social fra ter registration, where any qualified along highways on thalr way just marking time. Our aim now pressure miles. The present rand la an old, I* Increasing. Tho Dutch nine-foot drive, said to he badly nlty and an honor student on th* freeholder. may register to volo South and also rem arked about Is to exterminate tha Alla.'* report tha sinking of the large-i in need af replacement. campus* •hip In the Jap concentration In thn flection. Over 30 percen,- t h e pleasant manner In which Tho department advised Mr. There nr* many other Floridians ot thn freeholders In lh« County they were treated. “They even off Sarawak. The sinking kept Roushoider hi tho latter that the In training la Atlanta now with must vot* to legalise the elec­ rem arkrd als>ut the proverbial up I h e Duteh sh lp iv d sy pto* stretch would bo paved In tho other class** and th a n are still tion. 'southern hospitality’,'* Miss I’a ln r gram. . . coming yaor. dependant on nationer said. mort who hare completed their Enemy prem urr was reported distance dog* preliminary trebling and bar* n e w y o rk "" d *«. 27.—m to b* Increasing 55 to 15 mile*holder for tho pasaad an to other advanced base* Tho Amor Ian Tobacco Co. pn- southeast of Manila where Iho Jabo back for an- for completion of their course and r.ounced today it had raised th* panes* effected a second lending Unsgurml. Last commissioning a* ensigns. wholesale price of Lucky Strike from the see. A ccepts cigarettes to 57.10 p o r 1,000 id tatni behind In the south of laison. mean­ Following * council meeting of from 58.53 por 1,000. Th* com­ time, mining companies had «** I Man after a h Position TownoondlUs in tha Fifth Con­ F irst P ilot To Bomb pany said this Increase of about plotted all magatlnas and burned gressional District a t 1:50 P. M. H percent was necessary because many feul stores and bus lino* Tokyo O ffered Bond .Sunday In Orla Vista, thare will of increased expenses. bad decommissioned tholr vehicle* b* a mass meeting at 5:50 P. M . . ^ * » O N . Ohio Doe. In order to d*hy th* Japan*** ad­ It was announced by th* clun HINDU I.KADBR8 ARRESTED A k » n Motion P icture Operator* secretary today. vene* from ’Legatpl. Hnlon has bought n |! 5 0 defense United StaUs High Commission­ Townsend representative from LONDON, Doc. 27—<AV-A boad ta present to t h * f ln t this district. John II. Woir Velr will which was reported yetterday at Reuters dispatch from Bhagalpur, er Francis B. Sayre end President American aviatag to drop n-hamb fro th* principal speakerr of the th* noun. Chief Williams said-today. India, said Thursday that |20 Manuel Queton prepared to remove “ Takyot afternoon. Practically all Of tho content* Hindu leaden Including Dr. Syara- thalr offices and carry on else­ -----of the money boa th a t was stol­ prosed MookorJ##. finance minis­ where, but In seven word* Sayre en. containing about ITS In ter of th* Bang*! government, made the pledge and challenge checks and 525 In cash, waa re- had been arrested under tha de­ that typified th* determination of .----- . covered, two Negro ex-convicts fense laws. th* defenders: “W* will fjght to the b u t n u n / i n t e S L w ,r* “creeled a n d confessions were obtained by laat night Tha decision to remov* th* cl* Tho roblors wore arrested by vUlan administration and all com­ fish and Policemen 8am Gardner and batant military InsUUatons from Gover Williams naar the A. C. L. Manila waa accompanied by assur­ N avy P isces ilrman of depot, and they confessed *5h a ances from • United State* A ray explained theft and disclosed the hiding spokaaenan B u t this would not la In ,U . 8. which are place of tho money hog la tho nay way Uossn th* power of th* to judge* poods behind tho m arket Mintsr-blows falling upon th* J v WASHINGTON. tidal amThe robbers ora W alter ZaaIMM* —Tho Navy's Hy* pted and dork and T, C. Bandera, who. On th* contrary, ha said, fight* lag “will continue aa vigorously or soars vigorously than a t C Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club Opens 90-day Season Tonight Old Army Morale Problem E Rebuilding Of Oviedo Road No. 203 Is Planned Harry Minarik Enters Reserve Navy Air Corps / Wholesale Price Of Cigarettes R i s e s Townsendites Will. Meet In Orla Vista Police Make Fast Time In Catching Robbers Of Market al*" Msnllali anti-aircraft wore dismounted; military that could net b* H ? » 1 • E * ■ ■ • v* • (J *. . 7 h f ; . / v * \ -Vs - x - a ,V .............- i • ' A / ’A . \ \ k ... • HI � 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, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 26, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 26, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 26, 1941; <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/f49cbcbe2228a48ae78aa4dba63b844a.pdf 5cea8814ec47b01175aab7bed8125839 PDF Text Text ~ ~ ...............— 't 3 — w r T U E S D A Y , U E U E M B E ff PAG E S IX Gridiron Doings Top 1941 Sport Surprises NEW YORK. Daa. 23— M V There are at lee»t 200 good reeaon* why the beat horaa m a net ran loaa, and eeen mor# eipUna* lion* for the defeat of the beat football team. Nevrrthaleaa the I porta wrlleri who report thoaa happening! ran't get orar the habit of being aurprlaed when they take plare, __._,1,' boalng and RADIO NEWS Sords' Review of the Year WDCO -------------------------- —r A u g u s t . ------------------------------Taalgbra rregraaa tm UAaatenvjiAd 6:00 UP Nawa * 0:10 Jim White 0:16 Yoke of Broadway 0:30 Lum and Abner 6:46 Tha World Today 7:00 Dinner Mualc 7:15 Sam Caff 7:20 UP News 7:30 Second Hatband 8:00 Chrietrma with the Rplrita 8:30 Unannuneed * / JimmV / pyuas ititko 8 :S5 Klraer Darla and tha K ra i 9:00 Wa Tha I’aople / a Aw cvm c4 YCAAtoitXACr) 9:30 Report to tha Nation 10:00 Glenn Millar < UMAAWUe. GOCMe wUiTS Sox 10:16 Pablle Affaira 10:30 Hporta Reporter 1Q-.45 Nrwa of the World 11:00 Cay Lombardo Orcheatr* 11:30 Renny Goodman Orehaatra 12:00 I.lnton Walla, newa 12:06 Sign Off AT *014*4, * iy .,. **1 - JA other iporta alao rontllbuted their ahare 11:30 Murle a la Carter 11:46 UP Newa II :65 Temperature 12:00 Kate Smith Speaka 12:1 (Checkerboard Time 12:30 Dancetime 12:45 Our Cal 8unday 1:00 Dixie Farm Club 1:30 Bridge £ch->o| of the Air 1:45 Road of Life 2:00 Young Dr. Malona Tamnrrow'a Program _ 2:16 Joyce Jordan 6:30 Norman Beaaley and hla 2:30 The Goldberga Fla. Cowboya . 2:46 UP Nawa 7:08 Braakfaat Brevltlea 2:60 Three Hiatera 7:46 UP Newa 3:00 Farm Security Adm. Pro­ gram 3:16 Bob Hanon Range Kunry fl.aO. in lb# rf| fl »• 3:30 "The Night Before T ANOXIC INK*. «•* f»«.t n:nl». 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A practical, lu t in g g ift, ' ___________ “ v e seat fo r 81a,. or a new livin g room Kulte fo r everyDad, a new lamp or bedroom nulla for M other, a lo ----------body in the fam ily to use and en jo y . Let uh tell you about our deferred payment plan. APIM.KA. Knalarn. hu. Uhl. II. «• to II no llnaaa IIIM t,, |l a* A V d ’AlKM. t,u. hpr* 111* loll.aa MANANAS, aa- lb. buna. II I* lo I I aa. BKANS. Snap. bu. hrp. ■ roan and Vaiantln.a Tandar- ll.aa. I.lma Hu hpr i n i in ii.aa CAIIIIAUK. inn. bulb, lab In try. Iia a a b> It ia o I'b in ... Cri* I I 1* In |l.1*. hpr II.t* CIIAVOTP, bu. hpr. 11,11 fAIIIIOTS. dna. bua. 4«<- In Hr. I'ntJ.AIItM. Hot. bun. U « in lor COIIN. 1 dna. aarha ll.aa I., I l i a I'KI.KIIIV, art. t i l l In It S« rA P l.lK U H V K Il. art. No. I I l i a hpr. fry II la In ll.T l Nn I hpr lie m ll.aa (lltA rtlK Ilim , hl.adr. Waaa* V. S. 1 Comb. |l.»a >, L.,a l.ag tar, t ti ll, 4 boa hag *Ut KfMgt'ATH Ini baht. f i l e I.KlIONS. l| b«t tin a |l 1«. ia»’* ANN PACE Mayonnaise LlllK H . 11la baakt I l i a I.H T T IV K Irabarg lm>a* dry I iloa |o<*, i t u i , ft tins | M I , I |3 IS, Ills lloalon. I dm rrlR O KIIA. tin hpr. I U 4 to I L H ONNiNM. *a lb aark, rallnw In 111*. Itponlah. I l l * la whlla It to d'-a. bun. Mo to OIIAN i IHS, bna tl.a romb. A & P PUMPKIN .......no. 2»/a cons 10c A » N FAUN Christmas Cards — Fostoria Glassware — Eversharp Pena k Pencils— Pottery— A rtificia l Flowers— Books — Games— Buxton Leather Goods— l)opp-K lt Leather Goods — Social Stationery — Corona Typew riter*. > |l.a*, fill* t lb. rah* The finest selection o f g ifts can be found at Coleman’s. You will be amaz­ ed at the complete­ ness o f our stock. Tfoe beauty o f our g ifts is only sur­ passed by their usefulness. Come in now. Ooi f OUaPKMtdiP AUO f l ___ nf I ha volar* pichad that aa tha fl TH E GIFT HOUSE AAtioNSL AMATgUR PlUaburgh'a 13-0 triumph over the Fordham Rama on Nov. ft— after Fordham had won Ita ffrat five gamea and Pitt had loat a* many—cauaed tha grrateit amount of amaiamant. Thirty-eijht Y v\ 4:00 Colombia ponc*rt Orriiaetn 4:80 For Iba Farmor 4:40 Twilight Mtlodiro 6:00 Annual Chrlatmaa Trta Lighting— P m . Rooatvalt 6:30 Chrlatmaa on thn Moon 8:45 Scattargood Balnea \ A0 * m nm-me. of aurprlaee In 1041, but in the minda of 84 aporta writer* parllrl- FARMERS’ MARKET patlng In the annual Aaeuriatrd l*re«a poll, the ilolnga on th« grid* U l w t l t a w n * a rw 'l * * a v .g .la h le Iron topped them all. ll« a w k a ilM *p tm IXiai A. M. b lv 8:00 Tha World Today 8:18 Organ Mooda R:30 Made Men 8<46 Virginia 9 :00 Morning Davotlona 9:16 Rymphooattae 9:30 Conaola Raflaetiom 1:45 UP Nawa 14:00 Mamel ■ 11:06 BUek and White Notaa 10:16 Myrt and Marge 10:30 Stepmother 11:46 Woman of Courage 11:00 Drama of Pood « Sparkle DESSERT............. 4 pkftu. 17c MINCE MEAT, 2-9-oa. pkgs......... 17c Ul'MAN aril tv rltAk*a.nitv pork tiot |I.M ll.aa |1 M M f 11.14 S A U C E ................. 2*16*/a oz. cans 27c .w t n w i t Ma w mu, u a v t-ib. * * i m » Asst, Chocolates, 5 lb. box ...............99c MARSHMALLOWS, 2 12-oz. boxes 25c ; r t u n a tt-r m ii Vi oz. jar 25c OLIVES ____2 oz. jar. 15c 4 m n snur n iiixo 6 Iba. 18c U Iba. 39c 24 Iba. 73c A & P QUALITY MEATS COOKED WHOLE HAM ........lb. 33c rNWMta ROASTING CHICKEN ........Jb. 29c FRYERS lb. 29c PIC NICHAM............. 1b. 27e LAMB SHOULDERS_____ lb.' , 25c 9MlkM UNUU4H8 ' ’ > - * * ■■ . .. PORK SHOULDER___ Jh. 19Vie 9«*«qvviP.l.n F*' » * we*ty-4 n •eeeeeeeeentifee *••••• •••••••••••• HAM. T R IM M E D ........... lb. 25c RK LOIN ROAST II I*. Main*, rwt 13.:.* H,,<1 Canadian Cartlllad l|*d Ullaa I Cwt I l i a RADIBIIKM: Itaa. ban tta I* 14*. SfIMACII. bu. hpr. Summar T T H He tn II a*. TOMATOKA. It la I I lb. Cralan. No. I aurprla* of tha p « and other* named It aacond and third for a total of 144 point*. Th* parformanev* of th* grant Taxaa football tanm— bl bnlag Usd by Baylor and defaated by To*** Chriatlan and than ronumlng IU nttltudo of InvindhOlty la that It T triumph Otar Oragon— pul the Inexpenolve, Cxrefol And Complete Auto Repairs Day Phono........— ...J13 N ig h t P h o n o .... ........ITh* CKLERY W H EG KEU SEH VIL’H o m *i v t m i n m a v r*r 34c Potatoes lO lb a.: . n . PSUSSSf ^ Um t IV, Two aad t l ^ f l e e * suite* in uU the new f*brk». A .m l ChrisUnu trout for the home and nU the family. Hoy * * * I Our arkt* aro it 111 low. �I R U . 1MI T H E 8 A N K 0 R I) H E R A L D V O L. X X X III . N O . 9H if. 1 m I s I • '# j the S H E P H E R D S «o m a u -) c ;. , ; �THE MNMMt HERAL6, dANTOlD, n O M H j. Many Sanford Men WiD Stay In Camps On Clpistaiaa Day Death Of Susie-Q Is Cause Of Gloom u » M n t i will be moth tha ,n County ihtt.’ t r « r O M fi U «t ( n r - l l d •r sou, fathers and oweethearU r A r * MarchNorth Africa rilgh Prepare Tripoli Areaa Africa Is edg Try To Prevent Nazi*’ Forming Of New Defense Lines K ill BYBgBV, Resets, Dec. 14. — A easel ragtstratlaa ef I mam tatwuo* tba agaa af ['.i A a.wlft British sweap r serosa the doaart for an *tf; tack on Italian baaaa around £ Tripoli to sntaah tha entryi wa y o for Axis reinforcement* 1/ to North Africa waa prart> dieted widely tonight: §*•- NUitary commentator* det* dared although Gen. Erwin < Bommei'e remaining German At Monkey Island —* - S M m m r- t > n r i f !m t i /•# a ----- —* a no* m jn supreme at. tba municipal soo. Tha racant daath of Boatc-Q, dooartbod aa being a graat per­ forming monkay by Dirat lor Janus Moughton, baa cast a pall of gloom on Sanford's rtnown Monkey Island. Buile-Q's daath was caustd by a stomach disorder. Tba targa coal black spider monkay teamed op with* Praecber, a (halier typo animal, to pot on groat acta for spectator*. Both . formerly per­ formed aa (treat monkeys before being sent bara, and. aa Mr. hton dec.ared, •'They reatly pot on a show.” Susle-Q waa port hasad from a New York firm tkrao year* ago. The long-tailed, rather timid monkey first sufficed stomach trouble last June and bad received tba beat of caro from Mr. Moochton and Phil, the too keeper. Tha possibility that quicksilver, from mirror* that ware thrown on the band by spectators, could bara bam responsible for lb « monkey s death waa mentioned, by Mr. Moughtoo. A little cheer waa brought to th« Island this morptnf, however. A man presented a Urge each of tangerine* to the Island member*, who seemed lo relish tha treat a Elks Get Toys From Court House Party Coart House workers had their annual “ O.lvo’o Party" this noon ■| which ovary person working la Um Court Hous* received a toy, wklch later waa given to the Elks for distribution among undcr-privllegod children.,diets Ipns attempting -a On* naval toy waa a dog-fire­ plug ashtray which “drowned’ a cigarette when placed on the tray. Numerous playthings were on hand,' ranging from footballs to horn* and tops. moehanliad forces would try to their way through, British lima are now athwaft thair rout* af retreat,. Thair plight aaaaad fight mission Tuesday aathorisad tha American TsUphdn* and Talagraph Company and Southern Bail Telegraph Comtreop* already ware moving down Telephone and Talagrai to tha Spanish' border across tha pany to supplamant (listing facili­ Atlantia coastal itrlp f J B o l i t ties between Atlanta aad JacksonVila at a cost of >44*0,000. ■ .. . im . i. i- w i,. I ........ ** || T J I\ C d e lic t i ________ • * *' Of G e n t U U l S V j i T " My KeflS 3110 Entry ^ ^ ^ ^^ht Hag Changed Tide w W ara ear-ring fa. branches •» D e f e a t tha Marines, A ra y or Nary * ‘M „ l nnabla ba bara during tba i bo to fc<Tboraday «U| ba observed a. a k j. Kdafly, paataaaatar advised tba pub- holiday by tba root otfica. . Jr** Attempt Soaceze On PMHpplne Cap­ ital As Armies Con­ tinue Fferea Battle ________ • W A «i«N C T O N , j * . ' u ^ m Huge New Enemy Arm y b Landed later of Grant Britain, seated at tha side of President Roosevelt, told American newsmen yesterday that recent events man defeat in Rap lens entry Into th< U city park batwaen Pourtb end Fifth Streets on Perk Avenue. Members of the young peoples choir of the Presbyterian Church ' will travel throughout the county to slag carols tonight to “ shut-ins, the aged and strangers witmn our i galas", The boy* and gir j will have a party at midnight at the home of Mrs. Victor Greens. 1 The Episcopal sod Catholic Churches will have their annual ,newspapermen. reporter* who Christmas services tonight at 11:- had lustily cheered the British M a'ctock and midnight, respec­ statesman when he waa Intro­ tively. Tomorrow morning Kpls- (duced to them.' eopallena will have communion It was followed by lha first service at 10:00 o’clock, while the of a series of staff meeting*, aa Catholics will hava services at President Roosevelt called them, •:00 A.T4. aad 10r«0 A. M. which brourht together the- com* A Christmas party and pageant mandlng officers of tha armed wlU ba given by the Salvation; forces r f the United .States and Army tomorrow afternoon for |Britain in an effort to work ot| children who would otherwise not a , unified artatrgy for a war receive any kind of “ Christmas that Is spread to the end o f thj ;Southern Farr»"-«« Supply Army Food Central Florida Vegetable Crops Are Looking Up ratten with tba Uny far-Paci­ fic eutpmt baa ^aen severed, and tba* Um "*a#<UM m .tbe tha Booth Portico o f tha Whit* Houa* In Washington. D. C , aftbr CMrehfll to a drama! secret dash acres* tha A tlan ta arrived I* America’s wartime capital. They will forg unity" In conducting tha war for '*711* defeat of Hitlerism throughout tha world” Chu companled by Lard Beaverbrook, British Minister o f Supply, and a staff o f technkal « | ad at a secret airport. The statesmen met once before to mid-Atlantic last euaunar, t now famous Atlantic charter. A TLA N TA , Op, Doc. 24— (Spec­ ial)— Although the firing lines may be thousands at miles away, ORLANDO, Doe. g«r-UP>—'Thai southern farmer* wid play an Im­ crop situation In Florida Is look­ portant ml* In America’s fight ing up, Utanka to favorable con-1 against tha Asia partner*, for on ditlona. thM* farmer*’ shoulders will fall Tha Federal Agricultural M ar the responsibility of supplying a ketlng Service anld Tuesday con­ ditions were favorable during the early part ef December for vegatable crops In Central Florida, to tha lCvergisdea and in th*~EftM Ceaat area from West Palm Beach to Dania. The only sour note came front damage. to young potato and to­ mato craps from heavy rain* In south Dade County. NegotlaUaa for tha establish­ The agency’, ' monthly crop rert said Fall shipments of snap ment o f * lavanrawutltrad* school ■ns were at a peak In the Ever­ hare have been carried out by glade* but that a considerable tha Cumber of Commerr* and tha federal govrnment and the Board ef Public Instruction. Sec­ retary Ed Higgins statad today, Wei have every aaadding that “" W as­ started on a smalt scale In the surance that the school will ba t rought bar* provided we can v everglades and on tha lower East Coast, whla th« setting of cabbage aura tba sponsors o f sufficient over M and under M year* of continue* In practically a.l sec­ student*." tions of tha State, said the report. Tba school will b* open to man •go aad will consist of training to alectrlaal wsldlnr. ship carpantry nd bot building, uto me•hale* ad idle trnemleslon. Tha City baa agreed to furnlah tha Mrs. Esther G. Byrd, resident naeeaaory budding ipse* for the of thin vicinity tat tha past 30 enterprise. Man that hare regulen Job* to raars, died at her horn* on Waal flret street at * :lo p.m., Tuesday, tha dayUma may alien night following an illneaa of on* year. claaaau which will last four hours M r* Byrd waa bora'. Mar. 7, a night. Day classes of 10 hour* dally also will bt offered. I l - b Negotiations To Kiwanians To Buy Sanford Fiver Establish Trade Class Here Made .... _ ^ = r -.,_ _ Recove D. F. C. Government Courses To Be Taught If Enough Students pint* of blood. will oy the Klwanl* Clul elded at Its eraably n o o n at tha Vau which time the as waa omitfaS. Dr. G. H. Putnam C MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEA Mrp. Byrd Dies At First Street Home Lo 0 t x* i V A T K A l* Mky T here, Soon Again Be Peace On Barth And Good Will Toward Men. Ua da will#; three brother*. J. C. Carlion and Chart** Carles* at TamP*-^ and George Corbett at Saa- M*riea* will ha. ••*, SKS K“SS. offlriattSTtoUi wW follow In Sylvan Lake Cam- LOCAL WEATHER &, Filipino Forceg Are OafnamberedHeavily By Foe • R. Altman Is Radio Operator In Colin Kelly's -Squadron anew force* landed only 75 miks aoothwaat 'o f Manila, the U. B. Army, hindquarters today considBred tlie possi­ bility of declaring Manila an open city to. spare It from air and ground assault*. Philippine headquarters said the greatly outnumbered American and FUlptoo troops ara offering fierce resistance In the two key sector* north and south of - Manila when tha, Japanese ara attempting a ) •‘‘equeese” against tba capital -Vary heavy ftgfcttof continues aa Um north aad south fronts," U. a headquarter* StaWUlUuJ. "In both arena, m r troop* re* re­ sisting stabhirmly. 11m Enemy continues to load reinforcements. i, *U tab* ring 60,000, slipped �V —— _____ i r r r r - * PECEM BEK ■ ill !»*•♦ who** |**ri M im n a i ™l«r| tor aaffs.rt th« to A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST %*pw%»r*. Awfthaw*: Manila May Be Celery Fed Cage Declared Open Squad Is Rated City By U.S. Under Last Year \lERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU AND YOURS mi rtt ww cv . T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , SAN FO R D , F L O R ID A Th# TouHi| Club had it* finit and a number of tourist* from btninm meeting of tho year Mon- Uke Miry were among the iV " l,h l ,0*,0win« ■ covered I fo r m lit the Christmas port, dUk supper and a vmrirty of en -|,„d Mr r v , „ . __ _ . , ~ tertalnmrnt, Waldo Aldrich, pres- " , « » * rTWWnl of tho froup o f winter viol- bodj' * i,h "•* f' * ‘ » of m»»lc. toro, maid today w h e n ht r v •'*r- Aldrich etclsimed. Dr. H. G. pretoed tho appreciation of per- Pierce accompanied tho “ magliOM who attrndrd the meeting clan." Mrs. John Vaughn and for tho "successful evening made Mm J. S Dinkie delivered readpoasible by a number of Sanford ings to the group and Mm. II. poeplo and orxlnlt«tlo<u.,* ’ J. lehimn talked on "life In * Vtrioui circle* of th« fui/onl Florid i 21 year* i|fo.' Mat*achaGarden Club, irocery atoree and aetU » n < represented by the florlata presented Chrlatmaa gifts largest numt>er of touriata at the of fnilt, polntrttlaa, Brmtlllan meeting. pepper to the visitor*. Fred B.. The next meeting will be Mon||WQron greeted the group on bo- day night at which membem of half of the mayor and year-round thin winter* Touri»t Club will reeidenta of the town. elect officer, for the coming seaFrank Evans, Mr. Thompklna, son. Mr. Aldrich diacloted. • / ‘•'"iMnin, triads And oth#r cut btoonl r plan!*, 'dll tine tit# cor»a*e* and t*m*- • Irry •t*#. — "W * T MhpepN FU n rn ^ . P A G E TTIUEEi Tourists Have Supper, Followed British Will By Season’s First Business Meeting Try. To Block • fy , b*«n »n In- ■blrallnri in g r r mt r r ••rv* you Im*11 *r wtlowara, . ----- ------------------ ................................................. H A PPY NEW YEAR In . , The Pre-School 1 I I C Stone k J lW IIC 1 I L - O U H I U I NtirfiQ i l U l B v Irv J , im iiu H rrw«w Pwoe T w « » I Two n dtv i» the practice , ly against American-held linn*1 vnrmi . n o r t h of Damortla, I to mile. c«ftr* fi»r I hi* Seniino’e High a* I- I.. McLuca* ‘ above Mtnila. An Army commu|nlqiM laid the -Invaden are . wiriDu tip 1 apprar* lie "not quite aa ‘ exerting "great pressure." M-nla-t year* fair out•lla'a port w it bombed today by • •trong” [nine Japincae plane*. |fit. The War Department announced'. n\ 'v from IV ' * '* * ° n’* *urt* that the appearance of enemy j ,J L ^ . . . " 'L * |V.Vy 0" * ! '.hip* o ff Bating*, on the touth-[ J,cl' «Hullerbalh Herring exper_ ' _____ mUe« f r o m Manila Indicate.!. I T " " i " . l>»nirl* . Ma­ A x is u a te w a y s *' IJr.wk, May Every Good Wish Come 'l’rue Pete g w SEASON i turnmmmmmtmmtw swm mmtmmim m• May Chrinlma* Lrinif you joy anti may t-tu-h day o f tho your mill to your enjoyment o f life! Anti may we continue lo nerve you in the fu ­ ture an wo have iltiritiK tho |umt! PIPPIN GARDENS FLORIST B. L. PERKINS Luton, the most Americin of Oean Island is half wav letwaan Australia and tha llswiiian Inc T.Ooo Phllinnlne i.land*. I ■ about as big as Virginia. Island*. — Phone 758-M MbLAULIN T IIK JE W E LE R 112 SO. P A R K AVK. TELEPH O NE a a* »M «M «w »* M M M w a o »M iv n n n n n n :K r ;n n K iw ^ M M M « a « * « a « a a i N N « g M H « M n i x « 't r * 4 « « | | v 8 SEASON’S GREETINGS Here’s to Christmus - May it i-.-d brintf you i>eaee, joy and happiness. That is our sincere wish M A Y H E ALTH A N D HAPPINESS* BE Y O l’ KS And W lahing You N IW Y H J td IN TH E COMING Y E A R ! wMMafMfmafMMfMNi MERRY CHRISTMAS, TOO! ! Rathbone, Hair & Ridgway 'AN D ERSO N- GRIFFITH UNITED LUMBER CO. Celery, Orange & Vegetable Crates H A R R Y K U D E L L , Local Representative Com er Frtmeh Jk l i t 488 Commercial A t Laurel—Sanford. Florida— Phone 144 A Friendly Greeting from U s to Youl We hope you're an happy an we, thU joyous neu on! W e take thia oppor­ tunity to expresa our alncere opprecia tlon fo r your patronatr*. umi wish you n hnppy Chrinlmnn ami prosperous New Year. E A S O N S HENRY A . RUSSELL SEED CO. M1IUR),EE8 HEED GROW” THAT YOU A N D * YOUKS £& R IN a t N N N g a M M N M M M K N a iN N M M N W - O jM t a r t o m Peace On Earth T o A ll Mankind « R R R R S g I C. M HAND TO A LL OUR FRIENDS I R R » R | | R R § for you and yours. - C a i I i CORRECT M EN’S W E A R for SANFORD ELF-CTRIC CO. ln thit region. IBrock. Euer-ne Pendleton. Bob The renemy already lint ha* lambnl i i r m j ■irriniy laiMUMI V'T} , ; ' ,H,k ' . » |evel*nd . - and • henvvy force in the vicinity o f ' h,r'“ Gormley ||..v* lost from Atlmoiiw.., ______ ____ w. nan, 75 ___ mile* aouthentt of ' hr 194,’ V '"'" *r" , ', ror't r K,rT!,• Manila. Jerry Jackson, Annum Burrell, 1 Tb* new threat would give l h e ',," b Ppn- and Fn-d Butler. Japanrae two ,mints, apparently |Fleming ran at center last year, trying to dacoy G en . Dougin* • n'1 Herring nlayed at both renMacArthur inta/VpIltting hi* al- j »"' < K".rd. ready hard-prefied force I The eager*are runnlnr e* ' Starting a plncer* ■ land drhrb. through two sesainna a day on tha Philippine capital from the through the Chrndma* hnlidavv. north and south, the Jupane-e, ac- j nnd r-mch Ma- *tate,l thev are cording to an Army communique.1readually rounding into' form, "landed in heavy force last night I The flr*t game 1* dated on Jan. along the coaat in the vicinity of « *eainvt T»v*re« there. The Attmonan (the aoutheast coa*t of following night 'he first home Member T IL S . Luton Island oppo*lte Lucent) ccnte*t w11! pit th* F’ e.l* **••*,' and heavy fighting also continur* ] Eu*tl* The ce—ele'ed *che*lulc In tha north with the enemy ex­ ha* not been officially made up. a t tin n iw M h o a w .ttitiw i* erting great pleasure.” * The Japanese now are pressing F'Allt t'ANTEI.F.I) on Manila from both thr north west and southeast." Heretofore, FORT MYEKS, Dec. 24.—</Pl— tha heary fighting htd been • ‘ ixhe T ee fountx rommission ha* R ft v Ui, head of tha Pampagn. Valley. I V|)te() (n canr„, lh, 19, 2 Southacme 10} miles northwest of here. |wr>| Florhls Fair, usually held whera the Japanese landed t n ^ , , , in Februarv The steo was ' fort* three dajfa ago. American ,nkrn (nn* , ryF county finances bombers, tanka and artillery had for nthr' neeilt during the war barn reported taking a heavy toil cntergi-ni-y. .of the Japanese In tha northwest. M erry Christmas" to all and best wishes for a hap­ py and prosper­ ous N ew Year. BEST WISHES _______ “ I K m ........ Krew. Page T m .i H A P P Y H O LID A Y prance Quantity. of Gvrmin military * C s * * -V V s equipment have b e e n piled up near the 'punish frontier ever tlnce the fall of France, and the mov»*m«*nt of troop* wan rvportrd AND A «oon afler Adolf Hitler ktc’ l«*d oui hi* chief irencral a n d anPROSPEROUS nounerd only |A» t Sumlny hi* a«lUmption of personal command «>f N EW Y E A R he (i. m an army. Hitler at that time nude refer enc-s to big action*. A ll the x.gne little w rap, of informntion from the German dominated continent, howrvrr. T E A M S WOltK TOGETHER came to ether in it pattern nidi' Cltlhr 'he likelihood of the N „ , „ Mil O XI, Ml*« . Dec 24 - LFl tryln i to lake what the* wonted Thr Fast All-M ar* traveled over from French Africa Gulfport Tuesday afternoon 4 Brlt.-h tnn’.r deployed la*t •,,•l l»l«y*-*l * "touch bowl' game night along the coastal plom of »•*•> «he Missouri Tiger*, who tho blue Gulf o f Sirte, on the * r* prepping for the Sutar Bowl Axis line Ilf retreat nn.r. than same with Fordham at New Or | IOH MAGNOLIA AVENUE JtlO mile* inside l.ihyit. and ih. h'.n* New Year'* day odd* inoontnl hourly aguin-l the * i — batter.., for,,-* of Nat, Gen Fr ' « ' N Y D O N ATE III.IHtD IM a i«W * l* | M W M »W S IK W w r ^ • In H••mmcll r\cr ivlchiiiir |h*-»r It lie | THpolilniunn I um'* MONOI#ULU, lb»c. 24 i/l') R The ft.rvk.irtl Imperial unit* lw»H*n .'WHM nn«l 400) donorr* have B which hitvt* bet*ii nitntlf *.f ih«* foutributetl to a bl«»«i»| lutnk *ince K n MUUftal mud lit Mom** point'* nionir I bn-. 7. tho d»y th«* Jn|um«*«<* w »r || th« gulf and thr trtMip^ now t*f 1p nn»*4 Iximbed Oahu Inland. •*”' llp ^ Lu,un I,Und ■bout 116'U ,"■rf‘,rm"., "'^.u'Ti th* probability u r . n o l h . r T M u i t 1 • » L T r ‘,ll,rl< w ia feeling a link aero** the plain [ were expected to be an effective •topper to any A x l* attempt to leave tho highway ami try to e * - 1] ca|>e westward hv desert trail*. )S a x i » »hip* _ transport.,: «upply ertft a n d possibly one J * rm,-‘l nterchint cruiser — have J been smashed by submarine* of J ,h* British Mediterranean fleet blockading the crumbling German- 1J Bali in armie* of Africa, the adniirmlty announced. Red armjr troops, swiftly reestablishing direct communic**»4>n* with the lionet* b*.*in and l.eninarm.l in their Mr winter «iffen*ive, todiy announced the re* rapture of (lorbachevo, IM) mile* ,ou,h o f here, and the withdraw, “ > «»f the N aiia-arro** the Volkhov r,v^ i " ' h* northwest, Wwtawaum W K N a r N M M H M IX a ia iW W M W W M M K M K M M H M W W , A Merry Christmas fy.t -*;}\ n • ■ ' * ; ! . « ■ W ith r beat wlahea to you for A Happy Holiday Saaaon • / • * - and with WISH OP . We can aay it aaivy way* but we mean we hope you’ll have a Very Happy Chrlatmaa. and a. Prosperous New Year. A Toaat T o America Apd Her Brave Defender* ; • I am . ... Youra alncertly SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY I f« V l A glowing cheerfulneaA pervutleH in ull the homea. It makea all men brother.H and neighbors love one another. It lit the 8pirit o f Christmas. W e hope It will bring Peace in your hejtrta and stay long a fter the Christmas Season is over. Bent withes fo r your happiness. A. P. Connelly & Sons iNc BEAL ESTATE — INSURANCE HOWARD PAVILLE, R**l E*Uta 3.1e«m*o- f tot K s k k jUdg. r Baaford Florida Tclsphona 48 a w ffj& fr r - r ' �W »i ram roc* m SANtoSB ***■ 8 1 _ _ _ _ _ m m "SHAKE W a t: BEFORE-.OSINGr Herald] la U N _ TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY » y RUB8KIA KAT It would b « palpably Inappropriate even to mention ■ ■ ■ ■ alia A fa a a a ‘T e a e e on Earth, Good W ill toward M en" this Christmas eve were It not possible to look hopefully to some Or t * a «* IT. IM A at UM raat M M • I SaafMtf. r U iM a a a t n U a Aat future time when Indeed there would be peace on earth a l Ca— aaaa a« MataN A l l t f . and a friendly feeling o f understanding among all men R O L U an I_ DIAU whatever their race, religion or nationality. M il** OOROOII D U A - l a a t t M Maaaa But the hopes o f all mankind fo r an eventual peaco on earth must be based upon an Allied victory, fo r in s t n .iu ir T io v i u t u ParaAla ta AAaasaa the hearts o f the aggressor nations there is no such thing mr Carrlaa ________ , fa. Om ■•■ah t a n as peace, and no such hope as exists in this country th a t' Thraa N a a lta ____ ___ n peace may ever again be re-established throughout the • la Maatha Oum T ear __ civllixed world. All aMlaatr aallaaa, aaraa al Th e only peace of which they can conceive is one Ikaaha. raMlallaaa aa4 aatlaaa al aalarlalaanla faa aka aaaaaaa al wrought with blood and iron over weaker nations kept aalalaa faaRa will ha (lla n a t far In permanent subjection by m ilitary might. T o wage a ■ I rtaalai a4afralaiaa talaa. 0*— M .| war to end war is not within their understanding, fo r Ia*aa4 Uvwiaaaar n .s rw tallaaa. la*. ntftaaala Tha Mara14 la they have been taught fo r generations that war is . not th* Mllaaal flala at a4aat(lalaa- a means to an end but a glorious goal in itself to be striven Offtaaa art ■■alalalaaA la aba Ians•at rlllra at tka raaatr/ aallh fda> for by every stout hearted man. *•*•! Aaa4aaarla»a la (A ln ia aa4 ■ aw Tartu When American youth in 1918 gave their lives in Tha HaraM la a aaaiahai al Tha a w ar that It was thought would make war's sacrifices Aaaaalalaa rrraa aahlah la aiala- and privations fo r future generations unnecessary, they •l*a*r rallllra la |ha aaa far ra•ahllrallaa al all araaa 4laaalrkaa were on the right track. Thsy did not go to war because aartllrt la II ar aal Miharitlaa rra4llr4 la ikla aaa#r aa4 alaa they liked war. They hated.; war. And they hated it so »h* *—*• fakllahaN batata. All rlahia l . aakllratl*a al i pitiml much that they were willing to sacrifice themselves In •JaaalahaaAarala ara alaa raaartv4. order to bring peace to the world. It Is not because o f .them that this Christmas must WKDNKHDAY, DEC 24. 1941 be celebrated with the nation agnln at war. Their goitl BIBT.E V ERSE FO R T O D A Y was right and Just and their cause was won. It was lost T .777, „ „ „ B,._ | a fte r the war by selfish, short-sighted politicians who, CEH8 TIIATIIAH WOIU4ED FOR I whl,e throwing away our arms and .pledging ourselves < .TWUEB t h o u s a n d YEARS: never to figh t again no matter what the cause, at the i Thu book of tha Uw akali not I same time, selfishly established monopolies o f life ’s neces- I tATnrt.Arut !k?ut^: ^ ‘ "Ities and grievously aggravated the defeated nations.' ■n<i night, that thou m «7 «t ^ i 11 !» Important that the people understand this If wo u n i to Ho according to all that are to avoid the mistakes In the future which have proved la written therein: for then thou i go disastrous in the past. It (s not enough to win that ■F « a « r •l at M *■■*■•*. I k i S i Th«r« ie a very human story later. ” 1 never remtved ao H ch ^ toU by Robert Collier la kl*. solan- In all my Ufa,” said ana. , Through Uw y*ar* Uw blessing* did book "Tbo God Within Yon” that seems to me particularly ap­ that this mother gave out from a* Inspired heart cos tinwed to bear propriate this Christmas. Ha talk o f an a g la i mother fru it ■ who, once we.1-to do, through mis­ In the world today are theufj fortune became destitute and faced toada of dlsheartened mother*. the first Christmas In her life Mother* who through the Mere when she was - unable to make hare devoted Um It lives to others. gifts to those she loved. Mother* with whom the y * * » Kindly and nnsetfUh. her only have no? drtlt klndjy-whpw grief came from her Inability to hearts ache from kmailness t | do thorn thing* aha had always neglect but who still »«*»r1 y sett done for others. Tearfully (be ex­ an opportcnlty to servo. Some yemri i |0 Mr*. Ann* Alpressed her peat pant np up feeling* to n uttie lea of Oldsmar went out into th* friend. “ I f 1 Just had' a ..... world searching for Just inch mo­ MONEY,” she sobbed. “ Money la not what yon need,” ther*. A . A . found them sh. “to her friend said. “ Can money buy doptsd” them and ha* devotad M thoee precious and lasting gifts life to bringing bop* and tbear that come from the heart? u I Into their weary heart*. These mothers, most of whom were In your place I woo-'d atop repining and seek guidance Jrom do not know they have been “•* t my Inner Self, for were la found doptsd", suddenly find a cheery letter In their mall boa, an u W » the answer to every problem.” Comforted by this advice, the perted birthday card, an Inrit**, troubled woman went to sleep tlon to go for a drive, an Interest' that night to experience an amaa- ed visitor to whom they can ops'! . tng dream....She saw a Chrtatmaa their hcerts. Th* “ Adopt a Mother** plaa, a* Ire* lighted with tapers and be­ f^USSdUHl neath bach shining ltgljt hong a suggested by Mr*. Alien, t<xtey® small envslope. Looking closer, she bringing the thrill of happlnes* noted that etch envelope was ad­ to hundred* of men a*d women dressed to some friend or relative who at her suggestion bay* tarne f -whom - she had been thinking d to thslr cnselflsk Interest. Look about yon and “ Adopt a and to whom she wished to make a g ift Then she seemed to hoar Mother” this Chrlstmto. YwEI a vole* Instructing her: “ Each en­ hnow * Joy In giving of y u n «^ » velope,” It said, contains a blink to one In need—not money gifts, sheet of paper, Write thereon the bat tho** that com* from thN messages that are In your heart hoart. As Alma Allan to rt. JW# lb Myname, “ bearing witness of can ail be spendthrift* In kind­ Ms. As yon write, give from your ness and lovs." Jk , » « A word of cheer, a bit of altdlr heart the treasures that are stor­ •ucceia-John i i carry over the spirit o f Christmas Into the critical rced there In My name.. I wIR fulfill tlon, a gift or thoughtful action ------------------------ I construction pferlod which must follow this war. everv blessing according to yoor bestowed on on* of those hoart Heneaih A Southern Bkjr j Aggressor nations must be disarmed and those naweary souls, may change a drab word.” 1 like to think that Chrlat waa' tlona which love peace and have fought for peace must keep Awaking-, with the dream vivid­ Ilf* Into a happy on* and a* yon born ly on her mind, she went to her give eo you will receive to ‘ W their arms until the notion o f peace on earth becomes firm ly Beneath a Southern «ky, desk and began “W -writ*. Tram that yocr own cop runneth established throughout the whole world. But we must not Where palmi let down their allh#r Inspired pan flowed messages And may God blea* and ksey deny to 'th e nations we have defeated access to the gran­ vrr frond* of Ufa and hopefulness, encourage­ you strong now sod always. Is i»T aries o f (he world or to other natural resources. W e must JTo- weave s lullaby. ment aunt. long ;U h for you this Yulstlde. went and cheer. To an aunt, not fig h t among ourselves over the choicest morsels, suffering with rheumatism, ah* . _ 1. like to think that Mary knaw leaving fo r others merely the crumbs from our tables. wrote word, of peso, and comfort- ^ J y e W i r e C a U N B _ Tha mango's petaled plume. » ut but will greatly Increase the T * an uncle having * difficult Peace on earth will not be eaay. It will take plenty o f Which must'havb filled the man­ F i f e In K€81uCnC6 flow of supplle* to those fight­ time with hi* farm went words of ger with' “ blood, sweat and tears” fo r the moment, and plenty o f ing our enemle*. This, my friends, strong courage. For a eoosln who By JOE HENDRICKS . A hint of fila t perfume. charity, forgiveness and humility fo r the future. la the task facing you and ms and bad seemed to loo* her way a bit Fireman answered a call late every American cltlxen and w* was helpful guidance. Inspired by last night at »M Holly Avenue And when the Wl*a Men brought her Inner Self, she wrote ten won­ at whirii an unusual -fire dtvelWE MUST W IN THIS WAR appeal to my constituents to should feel It, not a sacrifice, tut their glfta derful blessings that night. She •p. An electric light wire on — Ever since Germany declared show th* asms degree of unity a privilege. And uttered holy vow* had never thought she could write, If I may delve into the realm room celling burned In half and war on Poland In 1039, and in that wae evidenced by your Kep I _ like to think thit lust outilda but her own heart thrilled at th* Nearly two thousand yearn ago a little Child waa bom turn Britain and France declared rrscntativre In Congress, but 1 of possibilities again, may I say beauty o f word, that came to her on* length of the live wire dto> . "Were oleander boughs. pad down on a bed and burned In Bethlehem o f Judea. Could anyone who looked upon Him war on Germany, and President wish there w e r e some way 1 l h , t o u r civilian Defense, our and she was lifted np by thalr a mattress. could shpek you Into the res Ilia- Home --Guard, - - our - -Red- Cross, and R make* Him »eem to vary near that day, and upon the lovely Mother who bore Him, h av* power and simplicity. Occupants of the house, stlccp Rooaerslt called Congress Into tion that the burden o f this war Whom we adore today, "Don’t ever say yon hav* noth­ mom, noticed th* smoko s » •very unit of our National De­ To hear the ‘ carol, of a tird dreamed that the hour would come when Jn distant coun- Special Session for the purpose and It Is a tremendous one, falls ing to give,” friend* told her ■UBimoned the flrtmcn. Chiu fense and every Individual cllitries songs would ring In fa r-o ff lands hailing Him a* of revising th* Neutrality Act, equally upon rvary American eltWhere palma forever away. Mack Cleveland declared faulty ixsn. Thar* should be no question K in g o f Klnga and Lord o f Lords? That bom in a stable I have been discussing on (ho In the minds of any Intelligent ten should be always bn t h e alert. The attack 6n Pearl Har­ must, for our Cause it la just.” wiring esussd th* fir* and that Let other* p*lnt that sacred actne o f a village Inn He would be adored by generation a fter floor of th* House of Kcpreaentaperson but that Germany urged bor was a surprise t* all of us. And is the jrorda o f President M*t night’* rein evidently waa With inowflake* drifting by, thres and with you, my constitu­ Japan to msks this attack for We should not be surprised at Roosevelt, "W e will win, ao help responsible foi a shortage Inn tha 1 like to think that Chrlat waa generation In y e a n to come aa the Prince o f Peace? ents, th* poeslbllltles which I who, • There wa* little dam sr^ ,_______________ ' hors , Sines, that day in Bethlehem, kingdoms have been bom saw in th* International situa­ two reasons: On* for the purpose anything any more. Germany has no Cod." of dividing our naval strength. two aircraft carrier* which are Beneath a Southern iky. and died, nations havejarisen and fallen yet the name o f tion. Many ,af these possiblitlt* This they nava don* but it la not not accounted for at tha Sreseat — Vivian Yelter Laramore. that Child this Christmas Day in 1941 will be upon the hare now not only become prob­ so serious because what forcer w* time. In addition to what M * may abilities but havo actually hap­ lips o f unnumbered millions and aung by grateful souls in pened. But I must admit that the bad In th* Pacific were Idle * take from the french. They may Merry Chriatmaal as combe} d u t y waa con­ b e . pulsed now In tbs Nar\b of places o f adoring worship apd In unnumbered millions o f recant attack on Pear! lUrtmr In (ar cerned. The second reason waa lb SouthVAUanUc to tend bombers ! Borne of our I ova m ment agen­ Christian homes. th* Hawaiian Islands Ursa far be­ 'divert war mstarlsle which we out to "bomb our harbors, out el•_ # d a! ara already being ordarad Then why a world at war today? W hy the tn ln ln g yond the p a I * of what I felt Were sending to Britain, Russia ties, or our defense bases Any­ out of Waahington. Thl* will remight occur. Shortly after the at-* and their alllet In exile. . This where from Newfoundland In in* l)«c . 1941 Hava the Inevitable war tlma con- o f a nation's youth to learn the deadly game o f how to kill tack waa made, I thought that It purpose, t! accomplished, would north to British Guiana In tha geatlon, making bombing raids, their human brothers Just because this world o f men and waa evidence of th* stupidity of be extremely dangerous^ and tor South. On Tuesday night of this if and when they come, less ef. nations has never dared believe the teaching o f Him whoso th* Japan*** war lords or their a short while It may seem to week the flood light* which Il­ Name.. factlve. ________ extreme dssperstlon. But a* In­ those gangsters that they. hkX* luminated your Capitol building name makes possible this Christmas Day o f 1941. formation trickled Into Washing­ achieved tnelr purpose. But soon were turned o ff for th* flrat time O ver and over again through theae more than 1900 ton hour by hour, of th* very se­ Orlando la having Its tint Japan, Germany and Italy will In many years. Th* city was par­ Address. blackout teat on Friday. With an years the sky has darkened, the clouds have been rent, rious damage dene to our Nory, retlixe, that by this on* dastard­ tially Hacked out Many cltls* on able to .view Important army airport 1ocatad wars have threatened the very existence o f the faith that and as. .I . .have . . . . been — . ly deed, they have accomplished tha West Coast of tho United than auch blackout tasta ara s bears H U name, but that faith endures and w ill endure i ^ nw^ * iii^ t™ w M <7"earehll& for th# United State* something ila te * are blacked out bccawo of vary real neceaslty. I f an anamy that It might h a v * taken us fear o f attack. Ut*s admit possi­ • Doorway.......... Ensemble.. Tree... were to attempt an Invasion of until men and nations learn that love is m ightier th*n hate ’ calculated .and shrewdly aiecuUd months to do. They jiav* unified bilities and bo prepared for them * * * ntlncntal United States f r o m and that Christ and not Caesar la King o f Kings and Lord plan, which when all the facts i ar people and fired ps with the If they should become probabili­ are known may parallel th* ac­ i etermlnafion to win. And soon ties- Japan has demonstrated the i 7:00 't il 9:00 C h rtotaM Ere — Through New Years a south, Florida airports would o f Lords. tion which' Japan, th* aama na­ t# tha flrat to be bombed. factories wllL be producing fallacy of the statement that ” I f Leave si lit*. Herald office before 5:00 P. M. Dec. 81 ' T o every reader o f these words, to every member o f tion, took against Ut* Russian tn-fold whit they are now pro- Hitler caanot cross the English Coebbala must be hard put to every home Into which they go, we send the wish fo r tha Hast In 1004 or It may com* luring and w* will not o n l y Channel he caanot crow tha A t­ it for n satisfactory aiplanation nappiMt possible Christmas and the best possible New Year, elooo to a repetition of the Brit­ tqulp our own forces to sfReieml- lantia Ocean.* W * moat defeat W i ' of the largc-acale retreat In Rus­ tnd we send this wish In the hope o f that better day that ish action against the Italian v xccomplUh the task ahead 'of Japan at any m e t “ Centner wa fleet in Taranto In the present sia. Wonder how ha ciplaln* It I the face of. Illtier’a boast n a aura to come. war. Wa can only hop* that tha In •:• action was not aa disastrous aa short time ago that tha Russian rumor would have I t But w* do armies ware annihilated?—'Titus- “ Christmas morn, oh. let us sin * *tkHdw that whatever wsa done was vUle fltar-Advocst*. Thalr ghoatr H on or tn d prniSsTTo b h r U flh o King, too much. must be rising-vy to taunt them. Sheltered first In » Ibwly shed, This was on* of the most The nows that Marshsl Pttaln And crideled there where the cattle fed." treacherous sets ever committed has resigned as proralsr of Franc* by a* nation. Japan's special en­ — Our Dumb Anlm tla. throws aom* light on tho .“ heart voy wsa, at tbs time o f tho.at­ tack, in Washington, carrying on trouble'* which Field Marshal von Itonvs restiaaa Brautchlteeh has suffered lately. Evidently Hitler la'getting ready of Bute and our President, pro­ to da snntothjng ‘ “ fessedly for tha purpose o f bring­ "A n d they brought young children to Him that -Ho of (to ff hsd nrr .. ing about n peaceful settlsment word ha would not doi something should touch them : and His disciples rebuked thoee that of (ho differences between o u r two aitioaa. But wo should net which Petals had promised th* had brought them. french people would1 not be < But when Jesus u w It, H e w u much displeased, and { j * 1*11*, 9 ? ! a e r a . ’ "' » “•<■« •;• *» ™*ke y?1 k *" ■M WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN Christmas Christmas TretrCoupon S They Brought Young Children To All Long Distance Telephone Users flo ridaa * reaorta.are resorts are gettiag gsttiaa an sjtld unto them, *S u ffe r.th e Uttie chljdren to com e to me,'S*rJ| for w* knew that Japan tmmsnae *“ • an amount o f pubUcliy ki and forbid them not: for of such Is the kingdom of G o d .w a * a membar o f the Axis gsag tha resorts sort* section* of tks big *actions followed the olltaa dailies. Bat wbU Verily 1 say to you, Whoeoever shall not receive the U n g - f * P * * ! ‘ the ether gangsters |j£a*u only 1? t tho national sw ot s rear dom of God aa a Uttlg child, hb shall not enter therein.' have aa tourist travel this And He took them' up In His arms, put H is hands *wn btfsMM a^«r°agtro2k!« ter remains to he seen-— Ortlx upon them *0 oihoo nations. “BiNl tt T u la a • “ i and f blaesed----“ “ I * Chapt ----------s l* them."—Mark, X, 18-15. It ta a sal* bet tha season baste of time far yon or mo to *• better than It weald hare condemn Japan. History will sow there hadat been tas doom Japan if there is say Jap­ A CAROL FOB CHILDREN Hla darkly branded brow? an left when tea to t through pol­ ishing than off. And 1 bsllrre It God rest you, marry Innocents, Th* worst thli Two nHimtte laws atona wo know, Is tho determination at lb* t o t r w * t thing shout censorU t nothing yen dismay, « Tho lodger and the sword— lb la pnwtiead In most lean propl* that there will ba irn Japan left. I think that It U art "•* F^Ubl* U t nothing wound an eager hoart Bo fa r away, ao Ion* ago, publication o f certain news, Upon this Christmas day. We lost tha Infant Lord. only um Im s hot Improper fre.ns that It demands the pnblito discuss tho anartei - mw aT olaan hla hand) our own nation or any U tha. n n R I k o lIy ^ M ] In tha asst.’ Then has boon Tho stockings and Ui* treat ^bm T h e immediate a v a ila b ility of Long Distance telephone facil­ ities Is vital to the communica­ tion needs of our government. We urge everyone who plane to exchange the tenon's greetig ings by Long Distance tele­ phone, to please refrain from* mal on Christ*- in* mat or a s ? S-“3R 1m Wings over. civilia n and m ilita ry, hsvs i liteankt tha Am erica* paMte r-v.5 ThfcT is a im * * ; wo |» in 4 MSfr IV-o. . mwfcir > i " * 1 ib a, mm. mm .. • IN* 1 * •* h i•! v i'".’ i f r i' I’ -'IV. a-V tr. 1 ■ ■ /. • -a -> . f i t n- �I ’ rr*** •r**7vf5? t u t SANtOND fltdAtO. SANFORD, FUIRIBA " " f And Personal Activities 1 ------------ ■ u ; . u . U »" PAGE n v a ie Cates Home Scene Truth Seekers Have Party Friday Night O f Church Meeting 4-H CLOTHING WINS The Truth Seekers Class of the Methodist Church held its aitnasi Christmis party in the annex of i h e churcn on Friday evening with Mra. John Vaughn presid­ ing. Kach member was urged to lorget the anxiety of the war end I roughly th, equivalent of IJ2D.! ( and compared with pJ.123.000.00(1 in 1910. '__ , . Government crop benefit, ... .he past had *« their goal .lie belter Ing of agricultural price, to ini prove the firm e r. earning.,-make hix pocketbook closer to the equivalent of lh« city workar. 1° 042. benefit payments taka " n * new *l|Cnlficanca. Government money—higher parity loans—now /r, |(nt j lo encourage prodiction *o that we will have food not only for ourselves in the war cri<i». hut also some for Great Britain, China and Russia. On Monday evening the I sm i Builders t lasa of the Fh-t ( hn thin l hurch were entertain i i Walker, Donna Loo Harper, . the home of Mr and .Mr* i .1 I Mary Joe llaxen, Beatrice BIsCates on West First Strut I f f . bee, Jane Altman, Barbara Jean its annual Chrintmn* p;ut\ Woolley, Barbara Wathen, Anne W -■ ■ ■ Th»* living room we« «l« o>i at* d * Barbara Ann Allman, daughter Whitaker, Marjorie Altman, Jean a x a w w a s w w s srw M s a n s n a w w w M iW x o f Mr. and Mra- George H. Alt Wilson, Gratchen Klrehhofr, Ad* he meetin g opened w it h the in a holiday tiit.iu*, vbith a big* Brantley Adams haa arrived front I.roup man, celebrated her eighth birth­ Jean Adams, Donna Witte, Diane roup singing, ;Tng, "Joy To The lighted ChristmRA tier vdlH i \n.» refli-A till in a huge nurr»*r mi tin day anniversary with a party at Johnson, Marjorie Domap, Jean- 1Atlanta, Ua. to visit with his World v — home on Palmetto Avenue' ine Whitaker, Nancy Whitaker |mo*her, Mrs. C. A. Adam* I An Tnteresting program was f.oor, oil which a snow *vtnr *.t i ■ a Friday afternoon. Decorations and Batfy Bryan, ut mi undrr the direction of village Mrctt hud been |d.ieed Mr. and Mia . Jack M* son __ in keeping with the Christmas sea-i Also. George Altman. Jr., I.. S Harkey, who W I S a l t o Tiny h«‘U vs with brghtly I gM«*d am were used and games were I Doyle Haynes, Ronald Taylrr, Miami are the house guests of Mr. the accompanist. The program windows lined each * mL- «»l tin \it •njoyed throughout the after David Hester, Robert Beckwith, [ *nd Mrs. Carry 1. Brown. Isge 4treel scene. lollows: noon. Mike Whelchel, Charles Altmsn. Heading — " T h e Christmis t hrutnuR games, tmd« t »h d Earl A. Rumblry of ______ , Late in the afternoon Mrs. Clarence Rogers, George Herndon Laurell'Spirit," by Mra. I. D. Martin j rvction n| Mra. Klmcr ( -t.l-ll. Miss, is the guest of his parents I The Christmas Star—The class were enjoyed lhn»Mghout tin \» n ^A ltman assisted by Mrs. John and George Rutherford. M ndtaker and Mrs. W. F. Bryan, -----------' , I Mr. and Mrs. John Rumblry. 'taking part, led by Mra. R. F. ing anfl refreshment« *** i \*»l I*, Principal exports of British ' -* served ke cream and rake to the ---------Crenshaw, Mrs. I|- H. Duncan, th,. hostess Mslaya are rubber, tin, copra, rice — and ---- Mrs. ... following: Mr. K.,B.. Carter and Mrs. It. W. Turner and Mrs. J. After the ret res; m i* In I Ihtii and preserved pine-1 family plan to .|Lnd Christmas B. Crawford. Barbara Ann Altman, Sylvia arreanuta Braxton, Betty Jo Broxton, Betty ipple. Day in Madison with relatives. Reading—“ The Shepherds,’ by served Santa i'laux ap|*enV»«l .uni dn»tr Imted gifts from tm ti«« „ — „ TTT~,— . Mrs. John Vaughn. and Bach gne^t received u** u f •\ •i Mrs. T. r Colclough and .laughSolo—by Mrs. R. F. Cole, ter. Patty, of New Smyrna sre the) Reading—“ Autumn in Amerl- a “ juunty” «antn nmd« ■ l u i •* app e with a fluff ol whit* « <11 n guest, of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. ca, * ty Mr*. Crenshaw Lundqui.t , Song — "Silent Night. Holy a marshmallow heait, ih ni mm . hand* and feet of ti.«Iv• Night, by the class. Jack Richter has retimed frnna| Reading—"Santa Up To Date,** a d cloves for hi-* eye>, i«m*| h i •j• |H*d ov» r all in red cellojdi n* Port Arthur. Texas, where he has by Mrs. Vaughn, finished a course in radio at Port, Christmas Ditty —sung by the ThoiH* enj(*ying the • Arthur College. .rliss to the tu n e of "Coming Mr und Mr> (d-org* I*.am • •• ! M ay |hi- true spirit <>f Christm as “■ — i Around The Mountain Mr Mr** (I l» I md» Mi fill your hunt*' at tuts ft-stivo st-uMr*. Z. A Inney ho* arrived Reading - "Pilling in T h e und Mr> t»i Iht I Sl oudu. « \| M.n und may its many tH-ncttts from Anniston. Ala. to visit with C a p *.' by Mrs. II. <!. Pcartr. and Mrs. Alex It John • »i, M» l her nephews, J (I and E. ||. ‘ lingt-r on throughout Iht- t-ntln- year. Vt.i.n l “ Where We’ll Never Grow T \N Non. Mr*.. J I ncy, unit thrir familit-a. \v Old, Bung by the cIaaa, led by Mrs J |„ Horton. Mr* i. T h is is our hop*-. M ay u new pros1Mrs. Harkey, Mr*. I ’renahaw, How.und. Mrs# || K « -i .i r I: l«-rity mill happiness he yours Julm Mooro of (Irrrnvillr, Mra. Duncan ami Mrs. Vaughn, 'and Mrs. V II linnihmM it»S. ( ’. i« x|N-niling Kpvcral daya throughout I he t-ontittg now y e a t. An mUreatlng calendir rtprel i , l a . f»'i iiiwirauiitr (R i r i H i i r I* Mis.ae.s Itcrtic I lug In *. IS* * I \ TO YO U A N D YO U RS . . . T h is is our pruytT. So w e join w.th her brother.n-law and slater. { ^ntln* V for \ ictory, which waa Meyer and iHirothy I** .m • «»* I,.,. Mr and Mrs John Andes. Jr. ' rrcelve.1 by Mrs. Vaughn from froi a J N Durden und Mr .*•• I w ith i-voryono h i an oxpoctnnt unity Because it ia impossiHe to greet each one of our frietTfli A R Y R A E B A T T Y , of Miami, ... It 4 .siitcr in England, was shown the Cstsa. personal.y. we take this opportunity to extend our Best Wishes that all tills may lie true. Florida. the honor of btMis* Florence McKay has ar lcla.s an d Mra. F. R. .MllchtU | for the Holiday Season. Ing Ihr flr« t u. tt e w m n r r tn tho nveil from Mjam1 to spend the •welcomed all tourists present. We appreciate every courtesy you have shown, and wc P4. OOAl 4 II clnth'ng « c h it v * m « M Christina, holiday* with her par-1 During the .octal hour, gift* Reporter Says Hals pledge ourselves to maintaining your friendship ami good will. N Ainetl by Stato H on4 ents. Mr. ami Mrs. C.lcnn E Mc-J were Hietrlbuted from tha gaily We slneerely hope that your every hope may bo W ill Ieook Like lla!< |ilfc o n tc il Chriatmaa tret:, after realised during this Christmas time. Mrs. E. J. Rnith and Mrs. S. C.l|which the guests were ushered II) \ M \ r o K I T T ; Dickerson are spending the rhrl.t- !nto ,h' hl,ni>u':‘ room where A hul u 4 hat 111i» I .ill t ca q c . . . . Mary aewtd and knitted JL X \ 1 X l I X V 1 ^ f 1 X I l k / ms, holida>i with Mrs. Routh's „ •bl” were w,r* set. " l Sprays of change. nil ijirmenta j n d articlee required f daughter, Mr. J. H. Butt, I,,' .1 ‘ ‘L* 1 ine«n if you ju**! run ml.* in her clothing project. And won "2.1 M Years Ur Of 8onrka H trvke To T o Seminole County Motorists'* Motorti Miami. you'd Ihn k ri . lit many p ljc m g x on htr oxhlbltB. Sho places of the guests were Cnrlsl- ■omFwherp CH R YSLER - D EALERS - PLYM O U TH Alio placed in the 1940 «ta t « cloth­ |ms* cards tearing th* first i w j ) , "It « a hat.' aiiii not, .« Mias Harsh Moya has D E P E N D A B L E USED CARS ing judging contett. H t r C h l o g t you may have done in I In | ' rr,v" 1 1 haraes of the guests. Miniature mm m mm mmm re axarea w w w a m p x i mmm < M W I «> awreawaufauw* I from Charleston, \V. Vu. to iik iu I trip w as provided by th# tdocA MIF* a saucepan. " I t * » laid. mmmmmmmrntMmmmmmmmmmmmmimr ! lighted candles in novel holders *'|t’« N RCottie, ' Ol I l • .1 I tional bureau of th# Spool Cottan C mpany. T h i s «• iht Initial ytar KMT Jjater-ln-law, Mr .,.,1 Mrs. U. U. Mr,. R. M. Mason, oldest mcm- |ivr up, you tell mi1 of the contett, wtveh It conducted Moyc. ‘ Wr of the data, w*a introduced Not that there’* 11.killing _______ in cooperation with the Extension ■ h*ait th e nitllineiv d*-ii'ii 8,t. Phldp M. Vickery arrived f t , * 1" - .V'»“ irhn. pra.ented launched at the Full *howinw-. hut. Service. list night from Fx. Henning, (ia.. ' from the claw. Mrs. . , __ ... . . ’ Mason gave a brief history of ■iHiiehow moikt of I h« offm ov to spend ( hristma. with his mo- th,. c, . „ , jnce ,9U confoini more or li«*. to th« Farm Income To Rise thar. Mr*, lullian \lck.-ry, ami for the p ,rty |nclud. •hi«|Ha of the held I h« n-u.if lamily. |1Mj, j. (. Mra. George ■urtment of monkey Cui. nnn'». To N ew Record High \VV O f f e r O t i c S i n c e r e i McCnim, Mrs. J. (1. Waits, Mrs. Be<|uin*. fringe und fe n th n ■*«ho.»l | Dr. ami Mrs. tS'iliiaia Crosby of Id* Chamberlaip, Mrs. J. G. Rus off at a tangent, hut the !*.»•«• i- 1 (/«*> Ilis t W ishes for You! Jamrstown, N. Y. are the- guests sell. Mrs. W. I. Hughey, Mr*. II. alway* theie, i*i *i i » . pd -*.|i.| •• •| M W Y O R K . Ih f F . i »m c i i « h int'«*ni«’. int i t u l i n g g«*vof Dr. Cresby’s mother, Mrs. II. Duncan, Mrs. W. P. Chapman y uur head. • M iiiirn t I h in f il |>iiyini*nt.H( in ex (YDeal Crosby, at her home on and Mrs. R. W. Turner. 4k'flUiH'e of the |H*uip idiou t* I » i li -il to ri* e («• it new r ecord Elm Avenue. Others present were: Mrs. 01- part of the reuFoti for the lit ! I iVh o f lit L 'li 't $1 (.IHMMNNMM).| In _ „ „ We Wells, Mrs. T. W. Williams, the head trend. M a y all t h e j o y t h a t i t is I'M .1. to ni|>a r«il w ith tin exilnv-iteil Perry Mere. Jr. cadet at Mar- Mr, nro<li, williams. Mrs. J. B. * \ I JIHMHMI.IMNl in I'.t ll. a il in Ion Military Institute in Marion. , , w/orJi Mri. ,|. ,j. Pattishall, IHissililt- f o r t h i s s e a s o n t o ........ sc o f nltaMit I(i I p e te e n lt iratU* A U . is spending t h e holidays ^ j F MeCleJI.nd, Mr*. C. Revival Services '» I «-wt llll.ltl' K. Chnrpenlng, Mra. C. R. Lord, l i i -s t o w i i |»j i i y o u I k - y o u r s W ill He Conducted.. In* I t'll liti iii income \%a* Mr*. Flossie Goodson, Mr*. ( ’. C. ut t h i s g l u t l s o n u ’ t i m e ! A n t i Priest, Mra. J. W. Harkey, Mrs. Tha revival sarvk-vs of Ilia Mr, and Mrs. Guy D. Wood left W. M. McKIm, Mra. Nellie TIMIs, \ N M H Nt F.MI-rST To S fir tfftw U . lo^ag, for Miami where they will Mn. R. D. Dekle, Mrat Byron church bsuted on Celery :.n I m ay you e n jo y p ro sperity spend Christmas Dny with the inquires, Mrs. C. C. Earl, Mrs. W J'anfurd Avenues continue.. \* Ifli W e gladly Join with other* whose privilego it ha» Mr mill Mr«. Ilnrry T. I’tice of _ the Itev pnlrs-l. IIt-asry Will..... latter* parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Lit \wun\i l»- jire nnnoiineing the in t h e c o m i n g y e a r ! v a * !r , i " 1 . “ “ e” f ‘**'!'levsngeli»t, -peukmg a u e li evan C. E. Williamson. b«en to sefve you In MndinR you our heartiest greet­ Mm u • of ihrir ilatighler, iKirlx •Mn, T# L- n llson, Mrs. R. * *f jtxcr * n,f Nra^ Ellxaheth Beyes ' XhIw evening the subject mil M o , I m NotniHn K. Wrilcntl nn in gs! Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Hamm and Cole Also, ■, Also. Mrs. Mr*. Orphla M. Hughey.'. Min Fcrkuiaf Ih i I Mr. mh| ,Mr«. Farr and children, Madge and James Me- Mrs. W. C. Daill*, Mrs. II II , h'rl„ Tho W lw fumilv formerly liveil in Snnforil. Thcxe meetings at Cleary, Jr., gursls of Mr. ami Mr,. Pattishall, M r a. H. <*. Pruice. ter'denoml"n»l|<m»l and tin- public W. K. Smith for the past week. Mr*. IL D. Russell, Mr*. L-1*" bis been extended n runlinl in , hav( returned to their homes. Went, Mrs. W. p. Fields, Mr- v|U1|(in K„ rn,| * ,Va^i o ' t « ,17’ Oil ('hrixtumM l»ay the -uhj«tl| Voile A. Williams, J r, has ar­ U. (]. ' R. LillJt. 3 r*. J. V \IU- ; wjj| M Dyi umi l e ntnlj rived from Marlon Mllitidry in #r, Mr*. W. I . Clark, Mrs. It. M. nn Kriilsy evening, "Dry llum-s.' stituta in Marlon, Ala., to spend Mason,^ Sr^ ^Mrs, ^^Katla ^Griffin. |-p,0 Pl,rvice* begin nl 7.30 nVIis k IIV IT Y IIIItTHDAY ChrUtma* with hi* parents, Mr. Mra. W. E- Ktlia, Mra. I. I>. M-rT o Defend America Bay Defense Honda A Stamp*' and Mn. V. A. WiLlami, Sr. ( ’r» n?»hav.. tin, Mrs. F. R. Mitchall, Mrs. C.l Vaughn, r-ia. M i - - K . i / d a t h W h ig h u m L. Goodhue, M n. Jaania Put- Mrs >_ S. ILrkcy. Mtxx Jtin* ; Mis. I.isirgi* Ik Wells Mrs. Bruce Laney of St. Patera- nam, Mrs. A. » . Shoemaker. Mrs. I Waddell, Miss Msry ('only aiulj S G. G rn y burg la the guest of bar parents, Martha Maffltt, M n, John Miss Kill V. Ir'ck. Mr, and Mr*. R. X. ‘Cornell. Sha r .a C '.rriX U N W W W M will be joined for Christmas Day by Mr. Lsnry. B E A L , Society Editor 1 1 iDer son als , Mrs. Altman Honors Daughter With Party ..r C Merry Chiistmas Happy New Year M ‘'s m WIGHT BROS. CO. T m i IF R A N K E V A N S h", T “*i ■;;'r*."rPu.TT, ^ r ’Zu' AT CHRISTMAS "■ GREETINGS TO YOU A LL Geo. A . Speer, Jr. i& M J L M ' rnmr A f o u r « t o r m u ilc a l w it h y o u r fo u r fa v o r ito a ta n l ,-y • yw' i * ' I I ' B Urut. Charles Batts and Mr*. Rett* arrived today frum Ft. Bragg, N. C. to visit through the holidays with thalr parents, Mr. and Mra. A. L. Batts, and Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Hickson. » r . and Mrs. Richard Gillespie are axpectad to arrive todav from iialbourna to spend Christmas Ira. Glllespl D iy wtth Mr». Oillwpte'* mother, lira. Mabla Kitridge, who it now residing at the Montaxuraa Hotel. Capt. and Mr*. George Hop* and daughter, Unda, hats return­ ed to tholr homo In Keystone Haight. a fu r visiting with Iho former'! mother, Mr*. M. K. Moya, who accompanied them for the Mr. nod Mra. C. & Leslie of Port Wayne, lrvt, are spending the winter months is Sanford with tholr son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and, Mra. 0. R. Ulrey, and an­ other daeghtar, Mtsa Wilma leoUo, at their home on Celery AreMtte Sarah J. Myrtch o f the Traneury Department at Waahtagten D> C , arrived yesterday to spend a few days with her paranla, Mr. and Mrs. J. tt. Myrick at their home on IWrst First Street. She plans to return to We Send to You Our GREETINGS! / May jrour way b« gay; Defense Training your pleasures unending; <k your Chriatmaa a marry one; your New pros parous on*. Th e Fctk-rnl Ciovcm m int is t-stuiilisiting Trutlu Training Schools to leach men o ver 18 and under fill y e a rs of age a trade so that they can assist in the National Defense Production Program, Year a Three are X tm rri our wishes tor you/ For irUtm a ou n tW tff AU wo waat la THE FOLLOWING COURSES W ILL BE TAUGHT yoar continued frlcndabip patroaaga, Tjd* Is • ELECTRIC.WELDING enough for anyone. Seaboard Oil Company A. 816 W . P in t J. SL PETERSON. Agent Phono 703 Sanford, Fla. ~~DAY & NIGHT CLASSES OPERATED" Thobc completing the 00 day course will lie eligible for position* In defense work at good salaries. GIVE A N CAMELLIA FOR, CHRISTMAS o'clock. • AUTO MECHANICS • RADIO TRANSMISSION • AERO MECHANICS •S H IP CARPENTER OR BOAT BUILDING MW * OR A Bt & SUPPLY YARD Today And Christmas Day Our Gift To You! \ n :r**p tcH H od toy , t SECURITY LUMBER Act Now I f you a n Interested, notify the Seminole County Chamber of Commarce, City Hall Bldg., Sanford, Fla., at once. Fill la this coupon and bring or mall it In today I N A M E '...... .......,........................................ AGE ... I................ ,.................................... ADDRESS COURSE INTERESTED IN ...... 1W -W /* • f\v-• j • �<< TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA COTTS 3CRAP BOOK FARMERS’MARKET itmas Cocktails 1Florida Farmers Get > Many Cotton Stamps Ml— W —■— * rV l n l IU m » » . I ( I m m D * ». K ts I 1M 1 A . IN I ___ * ^TEDNTESDAY, D By R.J.SCOT! «w—tU t Hm M. M. It WORT NO. It ,v’ A P P tX S , H u t . r n , Du. k . . t |1 4. to li.SO llo ls s 41.SO to I I •• A V O C A D O S . Du hpr*. | l TJ to H •• DANANAM . t> Jli. buna , | l.7t to ’ackage Goods JACK’S DEW DROP INN On iteautiful lake Monroe under the supplementary cotton proiram put Into eflW t Uat Sprlnr, My* H. O. CUyton, StaU A. A. A. Administrative officer. ,Thli meant that more than 7,000 acrea which had been allotted to 'cotton were not planted to thl« crop during 1941. I Mr. Clayton aayt that up to , Nov. 30, Florida farmer* had re­ ceived I108.A02.75 worth of cot* I Ion atampa, and that a few parI manta were still being made. The atampa, Ixaued at the rate of 10 crnla r. pound for the ratabllahrd production of land allotted to and not plantrd to cotton, are good for the purchatt of materiilt made entlrrly of Amarican cotton. ALTMAN’S USED CARS And Sava The D ifference .— Our PerwooaJ L o u Department w ill finance II. The coot la ItM BEAN*. Knap. bu. hip. T t n ilt r - ■ ru*n and V*l»nllnr» II.i«. Tala II aa. Lima Ilu hpr II.t o to t i l l C A U H A C IE , Tea. bulb. |a>i lo fey i lo t t o lo lU .a o Chlnaaa Crta •t I I to |l I I . hpr I I I t C H A V O T E , bu. hpr 11.11 i . A h i t i l l a d<>. Imu. to U r r O M .A IU t u . I*o«. bun. tie 10 tar C O flN , flhallad, w hlla awl t a l k The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Mamher Federal Deposit Insurance' C o rp o ra te* WE C A R R Y A T F A IR PRICES A L L N A T I O N A L L Y ADVERTISED ■ O d P ta A N T. nu hpri l i t fen l l . t t C J R A P K F H IJ Il. f.omh. 91 *• % »•••* W INES-LIQUORS—GINS C&C Liquor Store f |1 IS. S Ians l»«* K U M Q t'A T H lit! I* III LKhfONR. H bos 111 91 IS LIMKM. Ilu lia«hl IJBTT1T95 lc»b*r* I#. <foi I Or. Irnl, L dm 91 IS C/NIONH. SO lb each 312 Saaford Are. Phone 9123 Free Ddlvevy. lo 91 SO. Mpnnlah. I while* 91 n,) dos. Inn O R A K flP J, Infs l* M ™ bag* the No 2 91 1 W A llH l.K T. PFIAH, 91.IS dos Inin (}re#n. ^ l»n U .S .M W 6 I Chili—Short Orders Dinners — Delicious Steak & Chicken IF YO U R O l.l) S A N D W IC H E S A L L K IN D S O P CAR ANGEL’S EAT SHACK HAS POOR TIR E S TR A D E IT IN . ON ONE OF OUR I USED CARS Sanford Avenue Just O ff O f Geneva Avenue POTATOKN. l»od llll •Is* 91 ?S‘ lo 91 IS o f PAPER . M A L U M IN U M A IL O / C vt 91 so HA niMHK.N l>o« bin ItOSf AlaNK, hpr 91 SS i l i N A i II. Ini hpr I In 91 00 91 IS lo 91.00. 10 li JAM BLAS IHDiAU TAN< lK.lt IN I!*. « - » I*. ♦*w t| f t HWT P O T A T O E S . tW ■•> |l II. Y/0MEK W E A R - t H ost. R jn q & V m a d e of " 1939 Plymouth C o u p e .......... 4H5.00 Qo l D WDIIO Interjgfgen oTeomi cause It | trouble 1 Tonight* rregraau 1038 .Chevrolet Deluxe Town Sedan ........... 475.00 1037 Chevrolet Heluxe Hpl. Hedan | W . Radio ..... HtfS.OO 1037 Plymouth Hedan — ....... 305.00 I 1038 Plymouth I^Coupe ........ 385.00 55c and 40c 1937 Oldnmoblle 4 Penn. Coupe 305.00 } pairs $|.10 TRU C KS 1041 Chevrolet Vi Ton Pttkup 045.00 1036 Chevrolet l Vt ton Cab & Chaala ...... 205.00 1934 Chevrolet l i * ton Cab k Hlalte - ......... 105.00 1937 Ford O oVi Ton Pkfcup .. 175.00 get oaa dos* rsllof for couthe 3 ua from cold* with MewUie-Mafcalao. HsttafacUon guaranteed ar 13 >. money hack, eon A I I 00. CORRECT MEN’S WEAR TOUCIITON Tht ptneum DRUG CO. A T TUB Arcade Package Store ju r r srts ‘ROUND, YOU’ LL FIND Altman Chevrolet Co. H I V , 111 I t laaford, . . Fla. IMTMIIIIITATIB TNMAT MUttUMI- A B. L. PERKINS IN HO / TO DO BUSINESS, ADVERTISE ALL TUB LINES BE! OF Fine Liquors Arcade Package Store 0. D. F A R R B LL PROP, (faraurly Raggall'a Uqi m athkr” ah cad h S E M IN O L E DRY CLEANERS A . K. R0SSETTER FLORIST CELERY AVENUE Wa Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Anytime a x .v w AM FLORSHEIM TO M A TO R A . SO lo Old In good 91.IS 1 RADIO NEWS | Delure Town Redan ......... $u/a.uo OHLY |Yi #S K lM * 1$ I I . IS Main*, rw t 1 Hand, f'anmllan t*#rtl That Have Good Tire* T S I T T h e v r o le r - Cut Flower*—Blooming Plants! Corsages Are Our Specialty! A L L -M tY A L AIRSHIP, 15 12 YEARS OLD i P K I T K I U . bu hpr IlirT A H A ilA H SO I .I.. -W IT H A N OK T H A T COUNTS” Chrwtmas Flowers Z M C -2 .4 U . * 6:00 Edwin C. Hill 0:10 Program Resume 0:15 Dinner Music 0:45 The World Today 7:00 The Lone Hanger 7;30 The First Chriatmaa Roies 8:00 Big Town ' 8:30 Dr. Christian 8:55 Elmer Davis and tl>a News 9:00 Teiaco 8tar Theater 10:00 (Ilannl MH:er Orchestra 10:15 Public A ffair* 10:30 Sport* Reporter 10:45 News of the World 11:00 Jimmy Dorsey 11:30 Vaughn Monroe Orchestra 12:00 Linton Well*, news 12^05 Sign O ff_____ . "Tomorrow** •Ha s a p l a Y s/ ^ oF Bo K E T h H i s H O S E - A N D I V IM A N A S P H A LT FLOOR IN A 2 0 0 ^E1'S"fc}RM UP W I R E PlO CAQJL. C... I—I r>( ha—• S>«Aum. I—. W«Wnpu. m m rm i *1013 191 M in i 2:55 Matinee Muticale American raflroida moved more .1:15 Intarmexao for Strings than 235,000 troops during t h e 3:30 Kvnrru Valley Folka month of April. 3:45 Highway to Health 3 55 I’rrs* Newt l:bU The Plot to Overthrow Christmas 4:30 Landt Trip 4:45 Prvaa Newt 5:00 For the Farmer 5:10 Twilight Melodlet 5:30 Drama of Life 5:45 MctUergood Balnea FO R TU N E SH O E S FOR MEN “ SKYR1DER SHOES for boys B . L . P e r k in s CORRECT MEN’S WEAR______ FOR CHRISTMAS! A NEW ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Fragrant 0:30 Norman Deatley and hi* Florida Cuwboya 7:00 Breakfast Brevities 7:45 UP News 7:56 Weathsr and Tima S-.00 The World Today 8:15 Sunrise Sersnade 8:30 Emery DeUtach Orthestra 9:00 Morning Devotions 9:16 Golden Oat* Quartette 9:30 Invitation To The Walts, 9:45 UP Nsws 10:00 Mamsl 10:05 Black and White Notea lOslB Myrt and Marge 10:30 Stepmother .10:45 Woman of Con rag* 11:00 Mary Lee Taylor 11:15 At Homs with Salty Mar* 11:30 Chasing the Blues H i45 UP Nsws 11:66 Tsmperature 11:00 Kata Smith 8peak* tl:IS Novachord Melodies 13:30 Daneetlme 13:45 Oar Gal Sunday 1:00 Dial* Farm- Club 1:30 Bridge School o f the A ff 1:45 Road o f U fo 3:00 Young Dr. Malone 3:15 Joyce Jordan 3:30 The Goldbergs 2:45 UP News . TOUCHTON DRUG CO. • COSMETICS • PERFUMES • TOBACCOS • CANDIES And Hundred* O f O ther GUI H uffftsllon* BAUER W e F in AU Prescriptions AND ELECTRIC SERVICE ETTA KETT IKNQN /ao I BOUGHT iu .H E p e E m s s r TOBYWTHS W gm sM O N PROMPT SERVICE !20 M AGNOLIA-PHONE 861 ClassiKed Advertisem ents e- P • _____ - - — —---------- - LONE RANOmt it- rM m g- NUMBE2S,TOM=£P1HSfl MOOEtS FCOM NCAR.ll �< I ' PA G E SEVEN - U. S. Is Declared Completely United Since Jap Attack CHRisTMAfJpr, Pledge T o Prevent Strikes Accepted WASHINGTON. By CHARLES MICHKL80N D&ectoe of Publicity, Democratic Natioaul Commltteo That foul blow with which Jap­ an inaugurated the war, while os­ tensibly negotiating for peace, fused American sentiment to a degree of unity unparallel since degree of nnity unparalleled since In a natiea where political factionalism has raged most fiercely seer since this becime a two-party country, war finds W e say “ Christmas J oy" to you with a promise to keep up ou r standards of service and courtesy. W e always will strive to please our friends and customers at all times. 5c— 10c to $1.00 Store C. L. Redding, Mgr. war p w ltr sf Urn MW W #fM War. It to aw s m m ! far a SM.NV.fM American war relief fund te feed, abetter, cleibe and give medical lid te American men, women and children bombed by (he enemy It is an appeal far fmnda te provide cornforts for our American Army and Navy, and for welfare work for ear treepe at hem* and abroad, and tbclr famines an the heme fron t President Roosevelt asks yau te five. Yenr dollar* will serve humanity. G ive through year local Red Croea Chapter. naked, unscrupulous force. And I I , Was a Republican A little research developed that Knudsen was a Republican. Doubtless he is still a Republi­ can. That circumstance does not interfere with his devoting six­ teen or eighteen hours a Jay to Ms job under a Democratic Pres­ ident. And the way planes ami guns ami tanks are rolling o ff the assembly line shows that the I Iru*-. then- were .Hikes along talents that made him a magnate ! lh,‘ line and certain industires in the industrial field were equal- sought too great an advantage Ir lv efficient Ih the field of nn ihrir stupendous contracts. tut tional defense. When it became .these were problems that hai l known that Sidney Hillman, chair j»>ern foreseen and while one sec man of the executive council of lion of our country denmndci t h e Textile Workers Union of Mhal we crack down „ „ |a|M»r am America, h a d been selected a» another that we take a hludgeor , Knudsen s twin executive, the (to industry, the counsels of nci critics of t h e defense program |ther prevailed. were loud In their pronounce | Nome waste of ntsn-hours oat merits that tho expedient could I urally occur real, which wn» as dm BEST WISHES for a speedy victory so that peace on earth and goodwill to all mankind may soon r e ip . again May the Joys o f a season noted fo r its hsppineee be multi­ plied for you this Christmas, a timetried sentiment, ’tin true; yet, with the passing of the years, Its meaning grows. Park Ave. ' Phone 303 Robert L. Cox THE ESSEX STU D IO PHOTOGRAPHER Through this mee re we taint to reach the many friends old and new — who have so generously patronized us during the year. We Sincerely hope we shall have many more opportunities to be of service to you) -Td all'in Sanford we ex­ tend pur wish for a Very Meny iChrist- 2I.-GP> plorabl* ait it incvitiblo. i And We Arc (vetting the I'Unr* Looking nt the whole picture. I the net result in production »»!« immensely greater than it could have been hail the strong arm I o f the government been invoked to club either or both *nk« into | sullen acceptance of federul dic­ tation. We could go down through the ( whole line of important person-' ages drafted for the puldu* srrv ice, with r<|Ual reflation of the industry and efficiency with which the duties they have a* turned have leen -ml are living discharged. They could not all Innamed in auch a review thisl and to pick out a few for special mention would be unfair to the many. So we ju»t t»ke Knudseii a n d Hillman a* nymUoln of * splendid principle. Perhaps there a r e heie and i there in the line annic misfits. I some who have made ninUke* and error*; hut the percentage j must be v e r y small and it i* doubtful if there i9 one who hit* not done his best. I suppose that even Hill Knud j w«an, probably if he looked hack over hia whole career could I find incidents where he might GREETINGS TO EVERYONE W V r r r x t m ilu it f I In "*« t o d a y . T h a t y o u ha\«* a I m u iu T h e c o n s i t h 'in t io n y o u Iiu \ «» ** opportuiulv years aiul t good wishes In you and \oui a p p r e c ia t e d . T h e th e c o m in g Tho big men who have ciintrr huted their time tind their talent to the great cause of driuoersey will resp their reward in a sense of duty wrII performed and In the appreciation of their fellow inuntrymen. We cant elect Knudsen president because he was lorn In Denmark; wr cant ebet Hill­ man prestdrnt because he w a a bom In IJthusnia — which circumstanaea may be regarded a* proof that real Americanism Is not a- monopoly of the native- Oreelinc r,sit through It The Space Is SM ALL Yuletide G. U. SIT)ART PAINT & GLASS 117 8. cqgoug B cst w ishes for a glad L e t’s wish together! L e t’s overlook our little complaints, and let's be thankful fo r what we h av« and fo r what wo"lntend hav­ ing. L e i’s wish fo r each other’ s jo y in this grea t season and hope fo r each other’ s happiness jn the coming year. I t ’s easier this way, and more enjoyable. A ll together, then! A .b righ ter, happier year. D*c. — President Roosevelt brought a 'labor - management conference to an abrupt close Tuesday by ac­ cepting the points on which the conferees were in agreement, in­ cluding a pledge to refrsin from I strikes or lockouts for the dura-j tion. As for the controversial closed shop question, a letter the I'resi-1 dent sent to the confeivnce d id 1 not mention it specifically, but ' William It Davis, moderator o f. t h e conference, Interpreted the ' letter as meaning that a new , War Labor Board would have j jurisdiction over issues involving the closed shop. Hut Our. (iroetiiiK Christmas <fc I hippy New Year CAMPBELL’S / S E C U R IT Y FEED & SEED STO RE 201 W . First 8t. Telephone 630 Sanford, Florida Best wishes fo r a very M erry Christmas and a prosperous N ew Y ea r filled with happi- ■Hill Lumber (ir Supply » �MERRY C H R ISTM A S TO A L L T H E F O L K S IN S A N F O R D ! W e w ant to wish you all Iota o f jo y at thin happy season, and hope that Christ­ mas Is ju st the w ay you want it I A N D A H A P P Y N E W YEAR/TOO; WALTER L. COOPER COOPER B LO C K PH O N E 720 And Happy N ew Y ear T o All Our Many Friend* I f nature didn't taka ea oaea*fat­ al departure from normal and men dkl not sell* upon thee* vatsrie* to develop them we would­ A current magatlne aaya flat­ n’t have pink BTapefrult and s*edtery la about W percent s o f t leea grapes, would wet ■oag and that coop Is about 00 Among other o f Mlamr* many percent lye. Ysa, but so long ae eelehritlea la the firai governor there* life there ia 'oep. Isn't of the Philippine*,. William F. they iT Pace, 01 and a residnet of Co­ We hove other interesting conut Grovr, who coll*peed when he heard of the recent attack on winter visiter* and who wear feather*, th* Least Flycatcher the (aland*. U fa r among the**; they arc The Lake VrofUi Herald print* small, nest and friendly, darting an interview with Paxton Hayes, hither and yon among the shrubof that town, on the benefit af bary In search of their daily food controlling one’* fear In dealing supply. with animal*. He aajr* that whan You o f course recall Shake»you are **ix*d with the adrenal (land* aecrtte their strengthening paare’* description of a villUnou» character whom he described fluid and that animal* are able to detect thl* and take advantage a* being Haa mild n mannered of It: moat animal attack* are la man as ever scuttled a ship or self-defense, he add*. Another cut a throat." The Miami poller Important thing la to not get pan­ dragged In for investigation a icky when bitten by animal ar stranger who ws* such an innoreptile; if there la any venom In eent-looking and saintly-acting a the bite, one** fear will *et up a parsonage that they thought it rapid hem action that quiekly wa* Just impossible that, he-would carrie* the vlru* - throughout the do anything wrong, so thdy let •yatem. For the lame reanon, the him go. A few hour* latar hi* ua* of alcohol I* the wont treat-1 recanf arrived through the FBI and it disclosed thnt be hid been ment. arrested in scvrrtl titles fur bur On* of the regrettable thing* alary, Isauing “ rubber' cheeks, about thi* war I* the apread of drunkeness and selling liquor to that na*ty warophotla, a dlaeaa* of th* mouth ratbor than of the brain Seme of Mo manlfettationa Truly "man la fcnrfiflly ami are the chopping down In Wash- wonderfully made' and snrgdona Ington of four of the cherry tree* a r * doing wonders in working that Japan presented It *me year* him o v e r , on* of their late.d ago. . . .The threatening to ‘ra ti’* achievements being on the brain a treat concert linger for render­ which secretes a fluid, they say. ing her* the work* of a German that it drained through the sys­ composer of grand oner*. ■ . . tem for some useful purpose by The demand of Congreaaman way of th* spinal cord for a can­ Dlngell for the court martlaUng al. In three cases they have suc­ of four named officer* In charge cessfully drained excess accumu­ of Pacific defense*. There will bn lation* of t h i s fluid, ihrouah a. vast horde o fire-eating nitwit* stoppage along the route. |»y In- Salutations Shipper O f F IN E F LO R ID A C E LE R Y and Best Wishes Sanford, Florida For a Prosperous N ew Y e a r A t this glad time, we want to wish all our customers a really fin e New Year. May Wt Continue to Serve You In 1042 / A I CL7M ’ C BEAU TY SH O P Sanford, Florida Jingle,bells and a hip hooray with his g ifts ure From Robrts’ Grocery MERRY CHRISTMAS M erry Christmas M nJN ify The old-time wish fo r TO YOU! a joy that never ends. — And again the ChrUtu' h tn . MERRY CHRISTMAS With aincdrt good wlihm for your happhuu. NEW YEAR Coleman’* Office Equipment Co, I can not go all th* wwy with the great Shabaspoasw ia hia dsclnration that “ tains la a daetlliy that shapes our ends, rough hew them as wa wwy.' fW tfl a food or 111 heritage baa samething to do with ttj wnvlraamrnl or rirrumstaneaa may hove had their influence; n o d training gne* far, so whe I* to Jadgo or There in a Mbd W t f af a •wing in the Uses ragiesi from growing ritrus fruit to raising peaches, as several wow sad idsptrd varieties have baaa pro­ duced, ana ripening ■ month ear­ lier than usual, Ime rotation planting o f stock grafted so plum mot* is advised. 8. M. Coen, of Ml. Dora, is uiaaUag fM acres to improved Jewel variety. How would you like to be chief rook and bottfewasher la a mon­ key house f .Every' dey tn that branch of the Philadelphia too a fresh batch of moakey cab* la prepared front ground cooked meat, wheat, corn, oats, alfalfa, soy beans, peanuts, oyster shell*, milk, yeast, codllver oil and salt With ruto production being cut to 10 percent of capacity, it would seem that their expensive advertising la “ sweetness wasted on the desert air.’* 'casualties'' of war Ivan* Msrdi Gras, the great feist of f a n sponsored by th* Knight* of Mamas; the canceling of tho California oranga b ow s football game and probably their races. “ Little Tokyo,*' • part of Isis Auuvlcs, is raid to contain ■lO.COO Japs who have 300 small (hup* involving five million dal* i lam. All have barn - ordered |closed, all credits “ froxen* and The only vote. In coat rase against declaring war on Jaaan w>s cast by Miss Jeanette BawM» (Rep., Mont.) who thus voted bt ,1014 on our entry Into World War 1. I f consistency is a Jewel, she Is bedecked. ' I The use af canned grapsfnlt ha* Increased a million esaee (04 cans) a year for th* past two Sinkwich To Davis Aerials May Cttck 7 BEST WISHES holiday accident Stnkwlch is dropping' them where Darla kui’ t — and Davis is managing to get there Just In ttue to puli them In. . , Darla, who shavt* ten second* far the 10-yard dash, gave th* tip-off a* th* Bulldog* Went j through a brisk drill. "Com# nn, Frankie,' he shout­ ed to Sbikwteh, “ Let's »ee you \ throw one too far. for me to i . Editor A. H. Andrew a, 4 th* [American Eagl* (tite r o ) la WT*- n gelsS in g...” 1 maa CHfttSTMAS The state raalty toard repelt* that there are l&fcOOO noe-resi­ dent property owsera In Merida. SANFORD 'T h e H erald MERRY { Th* American aircraft Industry i announces that the production Uhls year will appreach 20,008 and that In 1042 nearly a thousand a week will be turned ouL wishes, too Oort to.tho iimple. oldfashioned wlah for you: 1000 on the coast; map* of thto* lore American-born and loyal-to |thla country. Santa Claus is on his way! And CHICAGO. Dm . 1 4 -H tld ■ *m - tana* far nor* than a tfa Oh to to Baan m their Merry Christinas — Happy New Year . »* » In Grateful AMJWdattWt W c take thla opportunity to till you how much wo appreciate yopr pat­ ronage! •^ �t Food Production ByState Farmers To Exceed Goals r m M ay this Christmas season bless you ami yours with all the good things in life ; may success, happiness and health lie yours In fu ll meKOurc. The results. Just Ululated In the office <>f H. G. Clayton, chairman of I ho Florida U.H.D.A. Defense Hoard, reveal the follow ­ ing expectation* of production, with goals listed in parentheses: Mi l k 376,Hll,2le (312,000,000) Vum li, eggs 18,231,(44 (16,987,000) dotcn, hogs (Ure weight) 103,104,000 (03,032,000) pound*, and beef cattle and r a lv ri i In lightered 92,321,400 (flS.OSft.- W P A W a r Projects Will Be Censored May Santa land ri| faUrlfefe with everythin* yotfre WftHed ftir (and a few surprise*) add miy he ndt forget Id remem­ ber whdt We told ftini when he left JA C K S O N V IL L E Dec. 24. — (Special)— Drastic cauaorahlp re­ striction! went Into effect on all W. p. A. war projects throughout Florhla today. Fared with the problem of com­ bating aaboteur* and fifth columnl»t», W. I’ . A. officials, In co­ operation with Army and Navy authorities, clamped on the pro­ tective measure* to prevent leak* in military information that would aid the enemy. State Administrator Wilbur E. Harkneta said Instructions to pro­ hibit the release of all information concerning iW PA defense activities which could be o f valoa to the na­ tion's enemies came from the W PA's headquarters at Waahinggraph*. preta releases, speeehe*, ton. "This order,** Hsrkneas said, “ applies not merely to photoradio programs or published ma­ terial, but also to correspondence and informal communication with all persons except government o f­ ficials entitled to rectlv* such In­ formation. • Anderson* Griffith about wishin* you a Merry . . . — Package Goods — Beer D K U Y R JO — PH O NB A G A IN m I W IS H YO U MERRY ^CHRISTM AS BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR 111 W. FIRST STREET G A IN E S V ILLE , Dec. 24. ■(Special)— Florid* f i m m w ill do (hair share and more daring IM S In helping to fill th« nation** milk pall, egg haaket, wnokvhouse and packinghouse— not to mention the stomachs o f our own people and thoae o f beleaguered Jemoeraciea throughout the worn. They hare juat sfgnifMd their intention to produce "food tor freedom' on an unprecedented mcale, answering the call 6 f Sec­ retary of Agriculture Wickard for a tremendoua increaae In tha production o f fooda badly needed both here and abroad. Florida farmers aay they will exceed tha goala tet for t h e m w it* milk, egg*, h o p and beaf rattle, ana will fall abort only in tha produc­ tion of home gardcna and pea­ nuts. 'Field workers of liie Agticultural Adjustment Administration recently assisted ettry Florida farmer to sign up a farm plan • heet. for 1912, in which ha act down his plans for the year and Another year . . . another Christmas . . . may it be your happiest and most joyous! Christmas! fixed Drinks ha ppy NEW YEAR T o You And Yours From Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Secretary o f tha N ary K aos Mtakaa hands with Ensign Isaac CL Odd, Jr., as tha latter la graduated from tha naval academy at Agmayalia In a class of (47 which com­ pleted tha courses sareral Months sarly. Ensign Kidd's fsthsr, Rsar Admiral Kldil, was killed at P t* ri Harbor In tha Infamous sn**t mid. S A wind velocity o f 231 miles an hour wa« reported In 1934 *lop Mount Washington, New Hamp­ shire. i* t iin r m r t 'i T c o u r t in a n d row *K tn*ni.i: r o t’ NTT. f i o - n m m Pespite the turmoil o f today. It is my earnest ho|H!— Ami Conviction, That the spirit of Christmas will never puss away. I take pleasure In wishing each Mini nil of you A V E R Y M E R R Y CH R ISTM AS 3 Future Farmers Get Scholarships T A I.I.A fTASSF.E, Dec. 24. — (Special) — Scholarship* to the College nf Agriculture, University have been awarded by Hanker* Association | to three high school boy* for uUtanding •rrnmpli.hmrnt a*! members o f the Future Farmer* of America. Each scholarship la valued at glOQ. The scholarship* go to Claude Jone*. Pahokee Chapter; Edgar I*-" Johnson, Hawthorne Chap­ ter; and Maxwell Hailey, Vernon Chapter, Caryville. These boy* were selected from 4000 Future inner* in Klnridn on tha baaia all-round vocational agricul- M Tr> all my friends in .Seminole Couaty HAPPY AN1) PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. CHRISTMAS HAPPY May your Christman be REEL & SONS Dodge — Plymouth Dealers Closed- A ll Day Christmas Day HUM. IN CIM^CKRY nm tiN L. iiitAMMKit. riainiirr. v» II ATT IK MAK lllLAMMKIl, I*#, fvndanl nitliKH n v RKlIVtCH Tht* Him#* of KtorMi t «» llalu* Mm# llrammer. I12« It Avtnu*. North Kant, O.lar llnplil*. load ll In h#r*>l«jr ord#r#tl thg| you are r»<iue*t#«l In apt»»nr an tha Ith day of January. A ll, |9tS. brfnrr the ahovv rnlltl#il I'ourl. to the m il «•( conplaliit r11 ■i against you In th* ah.»\e «ntltl*«l rauae; mild the Hanford Herald’* la fcarehy deal«nateil a» the 0*w»* |n|*er In which thin order •hall he publlehed once a var-E fur an hap|)/ an can b*. ami all your hopes and am­ bitions fulfilled during the coming year. Greet­ ings from all o f us. Valdez Hotel GREETINGS s ir* « « « * * « Funeral D lm to r Corrter F in d g French Ph*a* M l COME IN AND OUT YOUR 1»42 CALENDAR MARTIN HKO Al, Plsinllfra Atlnin.y (HT At.) n o tic k to cnr.niTon* la r*i Kalata at KHNKST M ltUri*. la Ik* Cwars *4 tk* ( • * » l p t e i f l . a**ila *l« <:*ualy, ) l » i U » , la Prakal*. To All IT*«tllnt'* a 0.1 I’ f K 'i l * HSVIn* f'lalni* ur (i«-iii*iiit« Agslast Hal« Katat*: Vo* Soil *ach of you » f » M r*»V aotifiad soil r»<mlr».l t<» pr***at any *lalin« ami dainand* wMuh you. Or *lth .r of you, mar t e t * sgalart lha **tal« o f KRhKVf KJUiVI’. il*c<-a»«l. I*t* at saM County, to tha County Jml*# rt.mlnoi* County. Florid*, nf flea In th* court liuu*« ____ ___ . _____ P * lw * 'right ral*od*r nionik* from tha llm* of th* first publication of taka* iM ik *. K u s claim or daavaad (hair ika In writing, sad shall atat* , t t e Iflac* of r*sU*a*a and port i.ffte* 'address o f tk* elalmaM. sad a t a t lb* sworn to by tka claimant, agent. To those whom ire have served, our smeere thanks for the privilege af M a t help in 1 ___. . U w a . U ______* a la lM *> ■ • T H E R E X A L L STO RE' May the Joy and happiness o f this Christmas season stay with you throughout the coming year. 4 a . T. W; LAWTON GREETINGS To you And Yours For A Happy And Moat Prosperous New Yeur And We Cordially Invite You To Ith Is assy I * d* «M i A a M ) d T6 those whose Friend­ Continue Your Friendly And Appre­ A t M 0 0 M N ajd *• ham* «***M *•4 w a d s f c f Ya* da m * aaad nadir « A I * teha >«re *4 m * M ship has meant so much ciated Patronage l i i a w i # 1W A4C PU* * » to ua we extend the ^ a ie idooiMu fn a i f fki dm hH of t h « f a *• *«* - W « a f a fa n m w * - ■ fc » »•■ »>* tad Praaparitjr for tha NEW •f p sU i m _ X C H JTS S ] p l* H W f SANFORD COCA-COLA BOWLING COMPANY ____ •a * . M awa4 w A*c'M aa' w d M th Seaton's Greetings. > r fM 4 M | lh | n * W M Seminole Feed Company ' K, R m AVIHUE TELEPHONE M •p. a. have coupons in x -c e l PKiam .p Mf-Jtf 1^1jptejili'^is|ijijilmlRiii mu II.11■■■■■■itetolHd IH *•’ iv •^ Ir W S .o y �■ B n & fK K H l OVIEDO Oar Beat Wishes for your HAPPINESS W e o ffe r our best wishes fo r your compiets happiness. W e hope that this Christmas season will be your most enjoyable. We hope that the coming year will bring you good health, happiness and prosperity. May this success be associa­ ted with the service our company can give you. A very M erry Chriatmaa and a Happy N ew Year. TitU Guaranty And Abstract Company Abstracts — Title Insurance H. M. Watson, President We know no better way to express 1 our sentiments than a simple , Oticdi . The” ----------Jo Knitting Club held 'their snnusl Christmas luncheon • t th* home e f Mrs. O. O. Wal­ cott at her lovely home on Lake Charm Dries, The bouse waa beautifully decorated with poln•ettiaa, Brazilian peppers, and a small decorated tea*. Th* table carried out the Christmas ideas, . ten, with tall ra d . candles on either Fnd In tall silver candle sticks. i Everyon missed Mrs. R. E. Kel* sey, the club preaidant, who la out of town because o f Illness in hsr family; but after a dsliciobs turkey, and alt o f the trimmings, luncheon, the guests were present* ed with gifts by -Mrs. Robert Smith Jr., acting aa Santa Claus. 'A good time waa had by all. j Those enjoying this enjoyable occasion seers: Mrs. R. F. King, Mrs. B. G. Smith, Mrs. Marvin Wright, Mr*. 0. O. Wolcott. Mrs. Enoch Partin, Mrs. J. B. Jones, Jr., Mrs. J. M. Martin, Mr*. Blanch* Partin, Mrs. Robsrt Smith, J., and Mra. Georg* C. , Means, of Chattanooga, Tonnes* >sea. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Keisev and Lubv son ar* staying with .thslr father, R. E. Kelsey dur­ ing the absence of their mother. Mrs. Georg* C. Means left Friday morning for Gainesville, .whsr* she will be the guest of hsr mother-in-law, Mrs. J. 8. i Means until Sunday. Lieutenant Means will Join hsr ther* Sat­ urday night, if he obtain* his Leave. | Mrs. J. 8. Means and child­ ren, Lieutenant and Mrs. Gtorgs C. Means, will arrive Sanday to spknd th Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. R. F. King and relatives tn Sanford. Miss Myrtle Eason and Miss iHein Stwart will arriv soon to ■pend the Christmas holidays with Miss Eason' sister, Mr*. R. F. King, and Mr. King. I The Junior Ctaa had thslr an­ nual play Friday night at th* school house, th* title of which is "Mama's Baby Boy” . Th# char­ acters war* aa follows: Mn. 8h*ppart McLean, Thelma Let; Shepard McLean, Tommie Staley; Mr. Luther Long, Jamea Henry CooperJ Juliet Long, Penny Mitcham; Mr*. Anglin, Lillian rawsy* Wilbur, Babbie Parker; M a i Moot*, Clifton Hamilton. Miao Virginia Bakhon aa4 M l* Lota Ruddeil war* diracton of tfca play, which w*a a hag* sue* Mia* Louisa Wb**I«r arrived hom* Thuriday to ip«ad th* Chriatmaa holiday* with hr par­ ent*, Mr. and Mr*. B. V. Wheel­ er. Mr*. B. F. W h*il*r aad Mr*. J. H. L m , Jr., wrr* 'hopping in Orlando Thursday. Mias Ella Ball Jon** was shop* ping (a Sanford Thursday. Th* 8*nlor B. T. U. ar* an* tarUlatng with a ChrUtma* party Monday night at th* church. Th* ntmtxra of th* pagaant at th* Baptist Church awt at th* Church Wdn**day night Th* commute* consist* of Mrs. R. T. Cooper, Mrs. B«n Ward, Mrs. J. W. Martin, and J. B. Jonas. Th* Woman* Society o f Chris­ tian S*rric« held thslr annual Pollyana party at th* hom* of Mr*. W. H. Oor* Wednesday evenlng with Mrs. Carl Saul, Mr*. Charlie W«*t, Mrs. R. R. Murphy, and Mrs. Jim Lee, Sr., actings* cohost***** with Mrs. Cor*. The hou* ws* artlttieslly. decorated with Chritmas decoration*. After rreryoo* eras presented with gifts from thir Pollyana*, dtllcioua refrthmenU wer* serred by the ho*t«aa*a. Thoa* enjoying this affair war*: Mra.' W. H. Oor*, Mr*. R. R. Murphy, Mr*. Charll* West, Mr*. Carl Daul, Mr*. J. H. Los. 8 , Mn. C. B. Wynn, Mrs. J. H. La*, Jr., Mrs. C. T. Niblack, Mr*. M ai Lslnhart, Mr*. Jim Wilton, Mr*. Walter Carter, Miss Nell William*, Ms. B. R. Mooty, Mr. J. H. SUlsy, Mrs. V«ra htalov, Mr*. J. W. McKin­ non. Mr*. Jim Ow«n*. Mr*. W. 8. Willi*, Mn. /Jim Partin. Mr*. Jo* Lclnhart, Mr*. Mab«l flagar, Mlaa Kathryn Lawton. Mrs. Mar­ guerite Nichols, Mr*. Ooorg* Morgan. .. . . Mr. Cooper's Sunday School data entertained w ith.a Christ­ mas party In th* Agriculture Building Tuesday evening. TH* try guest carried a toy gift, which waa presented for the Christina gift basket* after th* party. Th* claas presented Mr. Cooper with a g ift also. Those present were; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Jr., MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR to YOU and YOURS CHRISTMAS M r*. vW ttag Or W o. One o f the greatest pleas, wer* shopping in Orlando Wed neaday. _ _ _ . Mrs. Ban O. Waiaright and Mrs. J. B. Jonas, Jr., wer# shop­ ping in Orlando Tutsday. Mr*. K. L. Ragadal* snd Mr*. W. T. Chance wer* (hopping la Orlando Tuesday. Mrs. R. F King nod Mrs. Georg* C. Means wer* shopping In Orlando Tuesday. Mr*. B. F. Wheeler, Mrs. Annie L. Carter, Mr*. R. R. Murphy wer* shopping In Orlando Tutsd »». Mr*. Ruby U. Jones waa visitg in Oviedo Tuesday. Th* condition of Captain Thousands ures o f this holiday Mason e f 1949 is the opportunity to wish Xmas Cards esch o f our friends a very M erry Christmas. i a s fr n h r t J a 12 Half Price and lower at IM S • * ■ ' fur* A**. Sslwoea the hoar* o» A. M. sad >1 i t sad •:•* » »d » F. M- H. M. Gleason FLOOR SANDING THE READ SHOP many friends and good customers who have patronised ua In the past, we extend our most sincere wishes for a very Merry Christ*' mas. In the prospect of your future friendship we say . To ! HAPPY' N EW YEAR To Everyone! And A Very Happy New, Year! - Here's To Health In 1942 LODGE & GROCERS Best Wishes F o r A‘ Merry Vv M ERRY CHRISTMAS I ~AND A H A PPY NEW YEAR Christmas M W .QhrifttflW l Everyone!' *'* Standard Growers Ass’n » * BANFORD. FLORIDA • . . and we do mean every one of our faithful »■ friends who, during the years, have, patronised ua ao regularly. We sincerely hope that we have served you well, and that in the future our friendship* will increase and our hospitality SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP 201 N. PARK AVE. PHONE 8? Santa has Juat about delivered the lu t gift; his work la almost done. U WE have helped him-by having the things you wanted, we shall be very happy. Wa hope and trust that your Christmas will be the happiest one you have ever known. Our best wishesI ' ;»• IN THIS RAPPY MONTH AND DURING THE , COMING YEAR during this mk �I < ' • • f j > " Hanford In Th e Only Central Florida C ity A ffo rd in g Hall' Highway And W ater Transportation A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y Established In 1908 NAM KUKD, K1.UK1UA, FK1D A1, NEW SPAPER DECEM HEK 2b, 1S41 Member Associated Press NUMBER 97 Matpila Is Declared Open City|!*A“act„°°IChurchill Says U.S., •e In te n sifie d British Results W ill Surpass A xis States IT. S. Forces Repulse i Repeated Thrusts' I q Lingayen Gulf • f Section On Luzon . Casualties Are # - Reported Heavy C ounter-M easures Sold Under Way By # ’ A llies To Hnlt Foe (ta w a T n r ia le d The Japanese Intensified their two-way aaaa-ilt on dem orallied Manila, with a heavy artillery fig h t north• went o f the fip ito l and vio­ lent tank battles to southeast where casualties are report­ ed heavy on both sides, the _ F a r E ast army reported to­ te day. " V e r y heavy pressure” against American end Filipino define** eouUeito o f Manila wax MsaArtbtU. Nipponese Gain One Great China Objec­ tive In Capture O f British Hongkong Churchill and Roosevelt Meet the Press U. S. Has “ Inflexible .War-Weary N azi Prisoners i Hr i'i— With the fall of Hongkong, in Purpose,” He Tells Unification of the offensive I ConjiresH Mem bers against Singapore l* -»p*-fte I ] The British radio rrp-c'ml to A t Historic Session d-iy a Japanese push’ is <1-rclop mg down the renter of th- M» laya peninsula toward Kuala Llpu>, 280 mllre north of Hinicu pore. Chinese troop* are »tid on tinoffensive in the Hongkong urea Initiative W i l l Be despite the surrender of ine ttriTaken Against Foe tisb crown colony, but in the in­ terior of Ohio* the Japanese have Sometime In 1943 launched s hear- drive toward'tho vital (fed supply point of Chang­ W A S H IN G T O N . I)iv . 2 G. sha. It was 'announced yevtrrduy. Chines* fortes havirout the fan— i sh P rin u * M i n i n ton Kowloon Tailored 10 iiiilc* trr W in s to n (h u r t h ill p re north of llottgkng -territory. *' c lic tfil to d a y tin* United military apokesmsn «oid, and |S ta te s n m l H r it a in w i l l b o on lig h tin g -n e w tuking pluc : p r o d u r iit t f . w i t h i n a y e a r or l>»lh eidee of .the, radioed Just 118 m o n t h s , " r e s u l t s i n w a r above tbit birder. Meanwhile, attention hu* cen­ ! p o w e r b e y o n d a n y t h i n g ever tered sin th* defense of British js o e n in tin* A x i s s t a t e s . " troops bolding a line diK) mile* He k*hiirj(»*»l ilmt (i ormany, Ja« north of Ringapurc *g»in»t Ja­ ' P»>" still 11-•I\ plott«**| .trul planned panese Invasion force*. for \%i$r. Mr I 'hurt hill, uitilrvM lnff t_, . i.w , Minlater Winston Churchill, puffing hie in history that leaden of the two nations have latest official report* Indicated a historic sim h h h i of (onarotaa, held a Joint prru conference. The President, that the Japanese dilve southward inevitable Cigar, gets » taste e f s White House ■ui«| Wu*lttiitrloit Intel uii “ inflex* imoking a cigarette, let Mr. Churchill do mo«t dmVh the Malayan i*vitin»»uiss had conference as he meets the newsmen in •l»le pur|MiM\‘ iiitlhtitirihr the tiq 8. I m-t ri stemmed, with British troop* of the talking. Freaideftt'c oval room. Thin 'la the first time now standing fast in the straining War-weary German prisoners ere marched to the rear In Libya in In** ttril tf"'ii toIt'd roftfUL'ficv In * ~ + wsk* of the British desert push. British censor said they are among Ihr wiiM outroim*. ||y 1V4S, pro"green hell" Jungle fastnesses. iluction “ will i’ tuililt* ii4 to nsiumn "The situation remain* unchang­ tho thousand* of prisoners taken in the new drive. tho initiativ,* i»ii un umpire tacalta,*, ed.” Far Kaet )iraili|isnrters said. hi* Miitl uiniti apptuuriv. Mr. C h «K l Ju “There ha* bren »om* • divelittl derklNti tu and' i*nm1uAI O n T H O B b a ffiln bombing activity by enemy plane*. Koo’M’Vrlt ill.I not htultatre to fore* The bombing* wu* very haphacant a "long ami hurtl wur”, b«xard, cau*ing very little damage ruling **t)ur Preoplo wouM rathvC and few rn*utilitir»i" know tho truth. * Obaerver* here considered it Four large outdoor billboards Kmni th«» rapitol thre i*rlmo llkrly that the rapture » f li"ng In Michigan havo potter* adver­ Minis trr trtuniril to thre White kung would •iglint nil intensified tising Sanford through the kind­ llouNr nml rrsiiiiiiil hi4 inomcnN i h t s For JapAnen« offennivr Hing*ness of Peter Bteketev, a regular Drill toua talkg with the Prealdtltl* porr. winter visitor to Sanford, Kd lligCompany Changed Mrrting •k’ctioimlly with Amerlctan gine, locretaty o f the Chamber Largest Group Area Governor D e c lares offiri.iN nirunwhilre were thre HO* T o Each Thursday of Commerce, announced today. imIi I trchnirUI fip fr ln wtio accom* DrunkennessShakes panin! Wc are indebted to Mr. StekeAsked F or Since Mr t hiirrhill ami fe>rd tee. who is well known locally and titr a — , i « i »< V f i . i i Drill night for Company C. 4th llfovprbrutik, llire Ilntmh Supply Public Confidence 1) r u f t Beginning has been a winter resident of .Han­ The British claimed today Battalion of th* Florida Drfen*e • MinUtrr, on threir unlirruhlreil trip. ford for many Masons,' Mr. Hig­ more than 1I.0SO Asia prisonlire I innl i Thre rurrrent talkt ur«* prrellmlaForte has been changed from Gov. Spesaard Hoi la ml The selective service quota for gins declared. “ W . sent him the era have been captured In ary When threy t down to tnngpotters, which he put, without Tuesday to Thursday, e'fective Seminole County during the Thursday either to dismiss or ihlrea thre other Allired natitiiiA—. North Africa and that heavy Com plot i* plan* concerning the coat to us, on hi* billboard*.'' Jan. 8, F.. C. Harper, captain and suspend Assistant State Attorney Icoioo were iaficted en Germonth o f January i» 100 men. ICxjHaia, ( ‘hmu. ninl the Dutch In* Mr. lUggina has received a director of th* Seminole County conit ruelion of a ramp ami pier art-ording tu information ■alas attempting to retreat 10 re ­ Lloyd E. Boyle either on'charge* dire*, thre RriUsh iloiuiiiiotti and tha copy of the Muskegon (Mich.I on U k r Monro** will be submit' miles south ef Bengasi. Russia unit which la composed of 65 .urn, of drunkenness or officiul misuse Amrericua- ar«* rex|h*ctret| to bo Chronicle that he mid would be of ted to the City Commission ul it* ceived by E. B. Carter of the reported 20.000 Germans were draft office on Second Street. stated this morning. of power aa filed against him by brought into council. interest to Mr. Bteketev* fronds. next meeting by City Engineer hi led In th* ala day battle at Volunteer* from IH to 31 year* Representative E. E. llrady, it wu* The fact that there are a num­ Fred William*, it ws* disclosed It I* an extra edition, dealing with the* besieged Raaaian Naval of nge may rnliat In any branch Installment licnders the former newsboys of the pa­ ber of name* on tha reserve wait­ today. baas of Sevastopol. of the service only with the con- revealed today In a letter tu Mr. per, who have organised a club ing list of the unit CapL Harper The total rust will amount to s e n t of parents or guardians, Boyle from the Governor. The Kaeelaaa claimed the pointed out, proves the willingness Have T o Sij(n Cards Declaring that 'an unusually called the Goodfallowa for the $1,047.80 for the pier and $t'J2.P0 rrtreatiag Germane left I0O of men In this area, who are not for the ramp, accnrding to figure* since the regular selective serv­ large number of reputablu citipurpose of providing under-prt mer# villegea behind en the ice age ranges from 21 to 38 A T L A N T A , lire. 2 d . - (Special) vileged children with Christmas In active branches of th* Army, to released by Mr. Williams. The years, the draft board head lens of Seminole County state Moscow front Christmas Day. serve their country. In.tallnivnt li-mli-r* ami sellers you have made a good record us a gifts. City Is said to desire the construc­ pointed out. “Th* company will continue to public prosecutor Gov. Holland ■WBra warnnl by W. S. McLurln, The oid newsboy* gathered on tion as an asset to the City and Of the quota, .10 whit* per­ reprimanded Mr. Boyle for the drill only one night a week, but Jr„ pri-tiilrnl uf Hu« Fcd.-rnl ReBritish troops have taken over downtown * treat corners and sold training will become more rigid for the benefit of boatmen and sona will be drafted and 70 col­ chsrge of drunkannesi and said ■rrvt- Hunk uf Allunta, that regi­ the. mine of Bengasi, capita! of paper* as of old, and the proceed* and concentrated now that we are fishermen. Original plan* for Ft. ored men. Whit* selectees will that such conduct “ breeds dis­ stration statements must bo filed were used for tho benefit of the Mellon Park included the building b> sent to Orlando to the prorespect for th* court and for the by lice, ill, 1'jll. Failure to file Cirenaiea and second largest town children. “ Speaking o f war extra*, technically In the tear. W* are of euch a pier, so it will be placed induction station for rigid Army In the fascist North African em­ there i* • man eaUing today who gradually receiving additional e- o ff the mirth end of Chapman examination on Jan. 10 and na- law, aside from It* disturbing ef­ firm* liubn- tu pi-naltie* imputed fect upon the confidence whicn pire, and air and land forcee are cried the news a f the Cutter qulpmeat and the unit I* now Avenue In order to comply with grocs will leave to take th* pre­ the public should have In. law by that date will render such comparable to th* National Guard. fur opvruling without u lierntv, as induction examination Jan. 21. hammering on In relentless pur­ massacre on the Little Big Horn These man are to take th* place tha plane. enforcement officers." pre»crlbed untlvr Itcgulatlun W, In Wyoming Stay buck 68 year* Members of th* local advisory .The pier will be 100 feet long Gov. Holland's letter in full i* tho new inslallnn-nt tuntrul regu­ suit o f Asia forces Into Trlpolitanago. Tho men to Peter P. Steke- at bom* o f those men who are with an .eight foot walk. The end board received Information Wed­ as follows: ia, a communique announced o ffi­ tee, Muskegon'* official grand new serving th* United States in will have a “ head” of 10 by 30 nesday afternoon from National lation, Mr. McLnrin oiplainrd. The ramp* and base* throughout th* feet. Th* ramp wilt be located 100 Selective Service Headquarters Honorable Lloyd k\ Boyle license* are being isiurd, without cially yesterday. old newels'. Assistant State Attorney churgr, u'|ion receipt of tho regt“ On his way downtown that nation', ha said. Captor* of the seaport, with Its feet east of the pier and neat to in Washington, in regard to tha “ Sanford, Florida. Inatructiona aa to the* extent •tration stslcmenl from tho ap* present situation which reads; My dear Bir: strategic control of the military day. little Peter board people ex­ training will he intensified were the bulkhead. It will be 10 feet "The requirement* for man­ citedly talking about th* me tea "On Monday afternoon, Dec. plicunts. road bad abort rnDway lines Into era. Naturally ha gammed It wax sent frpm headquarter* in HL wide pnd 30 feet In length. Of the approximately 11,000 Mr. Williams stated that tide power In tha armed forces can­ 15, you attended th* hearing at Libya, gav# the British control of .In his paper*. Bo he cried the Augustine and In addition to water cypress will be used for not accuratalp be foretold at office- In Tallahaeee* on cer firm* engaged In instalment cash all Cirenaiea except for some poc­ new* He sold til but one of hi* drilling Inetract Ion In marksman ollinr and the coat of materials this time. I am a u r a af ena charges which had.been pre. lending slid instalment telling however, every »««h re­ ferred against you and which dc within the Sixth Federal Reserve kets of enemy resistance still-be- I t papers whan tha purchaser of •hip and sub-caliber firing will be for th* pier-amounts to $008.86 thing, quirement will be met fully and tho hut on# happened to scan It continued, CgpC Harper said. Inf eWtffd up. and $2.17.00 for tha ramp. Con­ wholeheartedly, 'and when th* veloped during the hearing Into District, tu date only about 3,000 Military observers estimated for tho iwueacr* nows while Pvter struction coats will be $430 for history o f your accomplishment two ipeelfe chargee ss follows: have filed the required registro* “ 1. Public drunkenness in San lion blank* with the Federal Re­ LO AN TO SA LVADOR tha pier and $186 for tho ramp. that moat o f tha tasks o f General wsa still anMMLs, shall have been written t there ford on two occasions early In serve Bank of Atlanta or its “ Tho buyer could not find a Erwin Roasmek’a Libyan fovea had will be no-failure to explain. this year, •• 1 recoil It In Feb. branches, which are located .In SAN SALVADOR, FJ Salvador. teen wiped out. The wreckage o f word about i t 'Em hot*,' bo said “ I assure you that avery ef­ ruary and June. Birmingham, Nnahvillr, New Or* tha Natl leader's equipment won to Peter, There to not a word in Dae. t t —GPV—Congress Wednes­ fort will be made to -place no 2. Charge o f misuse of your lexiu, and Jacksonville. day authorised tha president to strewn nil along the route of re­ Ihb paper about Odnorsl Custer’ unnecessary burden upon you. I f official power through holding Badly scared tho little newsboy negotiate n $160,000 armaments treat. what may appaar to be unrea open and on tho docket for im Iona la the United Stats* Moscow reported stiffening Ger­ fled down the airs*. •enable request* are made from proper purposes an old proeecu time to Uma, I know you will, lion ageinet a eltlsen of Seminole man resistance to the Russian in unity o f purpose, carry out County. The ether matters men. coontar-offenetws an tha Moscow, the Inatructiona In o spirit equal tloned all happened prior to my Leningrad and Ukraine front*, WASHINGTON, Dec. S *~ One hundred and five girls and lag that o f our soldier* and u l' administration while la the fa r southern Crimean and war* not (Special)— In order to meet the boys wh* live in Seminole County lore on tha battle line. theatre a flare* battle raged as proper mature for my Inquiry. "Quito obviously, change* must entered In the Christmas aonteat “ I heard tha evidence offered demand of the U. 8. Marina Corps tha Germans strove to batter their P in t lieutenant Jack GUlon wkieh began Nov. 80 and ended be made to atoulftootlon policy at the hearing, which waa quite for more men, w District HandChristmas Eva. sponsored by tha and procedure. Such change*, lengthy, and have also read the quarters Recruiting Station far a* tha headquarters division ef Touchton Drug Co., Rexall Ag­ however, should not bo antici­ great mass of (orreapondenc* Florida has been established nl the ITth Bombardment Squad- ency, W. V. Bitting manager, pated by theae charged with tha which has com* to my office In the Florida Bank Building to Orselection * f man a n d (hang** coaaactton with theae chargee. announced today. Undo. J ') Grand prise for bore and girls should he made only upon dire* Insofar aa th* second charge Commanded by veteran recruit­ we n bicycle. Wad# Garner the fro os this Headquarters. A to concerned I think there woe ing officer Major A . M. Robbia*, I ttUtmdtariUmJinf In the unit expects to furnish at •d Mary Zachary, Jr. woo these full statement to thto regard axay rise*. Mr. Bitting explained that be expected a* aoon aa a thmwith and you u - least 800 recruit* par month fur m aonteat was not * tottery In the Marino Corps which to now■y respect. Tha votes were de­ driving for 104JD00 mam AH re­ m ised by the purchase of cruits accepted In Florida, whether enlisting fo r tha duration, or tag Eight prises ware awarded and Plotting Of War Charged To Axis C ity-A dvertised I l l s counter-measure* are under • w ar by Britain, the United States and other allies to reversa Japan’s offensive advantag* In the Pacific. Greatly en­ couraged by growing reinforce’ ta meats for the atltoa, all U. a. soldiers and Marines, antl,-alr' craft guns and 4th«r equipment wars removed from Manila in accordance with the announce assart the city was “ open” and undefended. KUewfcgre, a btlghUr picture for the allies eras painted. Bata­ via la id ' Dutch warplanes, (lash. teg at the sea Home Japanese Invaders, sank two Japanese J. transports a n d v destroyer — # two o ff North Borne a reconnaissance fU The U. 8. A nar headauarters Army reported today the battle of the Philippines la "g-rlof well" on all fronts ns Gen. Doug'na MacA 'A rth u r proclaim* t Manila an open city to M W , U from >re ravages of assault. I Alarm* woes ctnaeJ later by - Japaasaa planes, bat they avoid' ad the city pvjpar and hradeJ A fac sullying NicholsAirport and ^ h a r b o r fortraae. U. 8. High - Canuniaaiooar Fraocis B. Sayre declared the PhDIppIne fight w 3 T h q continued ’Ho the Inst • ii* fto two main fronts, In the Bengasi Retreat Keds Keport 20,000 Germans Killed In Sevastopol F i g h t Michigan State 109 Men Will Be [Holland Declines Drafted To Fill jTo Suspend Boyle January’s Quota|0n Brady Charges Unit Will Begin R igid Training g Pier Plans Will Be Submitted To City Commission Two Cables Sent By L i e u t Gilkm 105 Compete In Touchton Drug’s Bicycle Contest Orlando Has Marine Recruiting Station m am sflrsa V lw r - U ' _ * y � 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, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 24, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 24, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1941; <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/60b2a56300ebe5b74241eb8af2babea8.pdf f99e3c4495906caec0bb114206e0c3e5 PDF Text Text •Y MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, I N I TOR HANFORD ■OO0BTKLT8 BATE SON ♦ of Penneylvanlo Hoepital. The boy was born a t 11:03 A. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Yl-IAVM , the boeplta) »ald. h n . RoooeAn I peoad ■ »na<a aea wae hern Sunday to Mra. Franklin D. Rboee- re lt 1* the former Ethel d aF o n t relt J r , a* the ly tn g -In Hoapital Her husband la a Naral officer. . Leading Bowlers From Two Local Leagues Will Clash On Tuesday Sanford', two bowilng league* | will cla*h in a apecial match Tura, day night In which th e . five top bowlera from each loop wl.l face ' each other. The young Commercial ' league Uaued TT’ehal.enge'' to the I aenlor circuit, which wna Immrdl, ately aeeeptcd. In reaulta laat week,' l.ewl, . Candy of the aenlor loop «wrpt | tvjo of three garnet from Coca Cela to Increaae their lead over the latter fire to two full g a m e ,. Royal Crown and Lucky Boy rach copped three etraig h t from Spen­ cer Harden and Grapette, while Duke, Tavern came out of a 1 ,lum p to take Pepal Cola for two m rm COUGHING JITTERS 'V . That erne* ft*™ of three. In the junior circuit, the leader, El Reeeo, Ioat around in winning two out of three from Kmertek Hardware, as Andrew . Carraway took three from Touch ton Drag. El Reeao h a, a one game lead. Celery City won three from l*nca Ton,tehee, and Hofmann Electric won two of three from St. Johna, The atondlnr, "f the leaguea anil the individual leader, fnhow; 0 . ............. J U • • O i l IOB M l* / RENKMl LEAGUE L W I ew i, Candy ............... 21 • Coca Cola __ l'J 11 13 Itoynl Crown ...... 17 ir. I^icky Boy 18 G rapette IS 18 Pepal Cola __ ... 14 1« 20 to Spencer Harden .... !> 21 Duke, Tavern ... Individual etandinga In the Mfl< lor league: P. Pnold, 178) G. Po*i io|d, 17G; W .Thorpe, 172: R. Uo|.' ler, 107 U Hopper, 168; W. Lud­ wig. 186; T. Holly, 1(M; II. Pope, 16*. „ . COM M ERCIAL LEA GUE El Reeao _______ Andrew Carraway Emcrick Hardware Celery City 7 .7 FOKTUHE SHOES FOR MEN ' SKYRIDER SHOES for boys B .CORRECT L . PMEN’S e rk in s JV E A R _ _ _ Mra. R o g m Balaoaa (le ft), osacaUra chairman of tke Medical and Surgical Relief Committee of America, prooanto a chock fo r M l to Irancea Bird, Brat prtia winner in the poater con teat conducted >y the oommlUeo among atudaoU of Now York achoola. Youchton Drug _ 0 A. Dennii Hofmann Electric C. June,, 148. l^nce Toa,tehee "8 t. Johna — — J j- Individual atanding* in the Com gim crcial league: Jl. B attling. 171 t E. Price. 182; A. Carraway, 180 Beware • COSMETICS • PERFUMES trouble to help looean nod oapel ■arm Uden phlegm, and oJd nature to aootha and Im T i w . tender, in­ flamed bronchial m u co u a m e m - A SPECIAL A D -C H O C K FULL O' VALUES PRICES GOOD TILL XMAS! And Hundreds Of Other Gift MuggeHUon* LANEY’S DRUG STORE CREOMI Phon* 103 Wo Fill All Prescription* for Coughl, C h it ARMOUR TOP QUAUTY CLOVIRILOOM • TOBACCOS • CANDIES S H IF P ID DRKSSID X M AS POULTRY Down $1.00 Weeklj ROASTERS vguoW o il a T CHUCfC ROAST lb. ( < C . n ic -.t CRANBERRY SAUCE B . 1 ECONOMY FRUIT AND NUTCAKE £ 250 0OCMM «*AJ H Roil* * r Q **rtora Pecans ..^... Almond* — MU*d NuU w. W alnut*..... J THE GIFT THAT STARTS A HOME ■ • For Her Ckrtetmas • For Her Anniversary . • For Her Birthday * ARGO CO FFE E lb. 23c H ti O f. ..2 5 e « t*"" 50* w**‘u' RANGES - - REFWGEI WATER HEATERS GIVE HIM THE L U X U R Y ^ A fwf * leTta ~w IC/a'A . B A Bean, . k j 1 . m 2 lba 15c| PotatoM, 5 lb*. .. ' ..J i-. ' . v i m p s u f rs — Q t. SJTT t.; i t t V '1 M m ./. M (■ — i ’ ti e rr N i f f * • V '.— f ' I * JLllX I *■ - n e a ie fB . I 1 �rft iMvraId INTENSIFIED Sanford In The Only Central Ida City Affording Rail High' And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT DAILY AILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W ftS iU A Y , D E C E M IIE R 23. 1941 Plans Berserk Thrust hill Visits Rooseveli Reverses Ja r German • Armies And New Attacks | >robable To Regain Prestige •British Isles May Be T arget R ussians And British Continue Victories Over Bagging Foe £ (O r tp w d a M Peres* Sharp new reveries jarred Adolf Hitler's invasion armies totjay on two fronts — Ruv riaa tad North Africa — ga the world Speculated on the ^oaaibllity of a H idden beraerk thrust by tha Fuehrer in .in attempt to ' retrieve hia Uttered •military fortunes. • E u ro p ea n obgerv*ra pre­ dicted Hitter In hla now* rote aa supremo war lard of the Garam a.aim tea woofj soon try to J t 'W w frimt. Tukoy, the Africa W ashington, P « . 23. —(A Vr President Itnoswelt railed a eonferenrr for 11:00 P. M., B.B.Ttoday with Ameriran Army and Navy official* and llrltUh Prim* M inuter Churchill and hla staff. The White House (aid the (roup mi|(ht be called a " « u eounen.'* The ilaring trip by Britain's rotund little fighting premier wee announced by the White Houie, which taid that l>ord Ueavsrbrook, minister of supply, and a techni­ cal a taff accompanied him. In a statem ent, President Rooaevclt taid there eras one primary objective, the defeat of llltleriam throughout the world, in converaatlons to be held during the next few day a between the President and prime minister and the reapeetive staff* of the two countries. The atatemenl said these con­ ferences should be regarded M preliminary to further parleys Lily Pnna, diminutive aoprano, and L aurita Melchoir, Metropolitan which will officially Include RaaOpera stars, bring toys as their eontribution to tjia policemen's and aie, China, The Netherlands and flrtm tn '4 Chrlatraaa toy fund In New York. Peopls In all walks of the British dominions. A separate announcement, toll­ “ iuto to ,fu n d , which la distributed among needy during. life contril ing of Cmirt holidays.;-' ter—t "The British Prime Minister has arrived in the United Stele* to discus* with the President ml) i|uc*tlon* retevaiit to the consort­ ed war c ffd rt \* . / E arner in the day, the Presi dent had consulted In turn with the Russian and Chinese ambatsa dors to ,th e United States and the Netherlands minister. Future Farmers Fifth Attempt Off Former^ Agriculture California C o a s t Students Invited Since December 11 To Attend Meeting 6 Couples Issued tow ISO mOaa Westward into Tripolltanla waa reported official­ ly toot night to bare wiped out an A xis garrison and air base In n brilliant move to trap tho main .Oeraan and •Italldn forces In Any Sanford man who attendtrnded Scmlnola High School ami was a member o f tha Future F arm ers organisation la invited to atten d tho “got together” which tho- present high school boys a re giving tonight at 7:00 o'clock In tho chapter building on tha high school farm, Alex It. Johnson, ag riu ltttw Inatru-tor advisor o f tha group, said This la an annual event ami members will MVtfO supper to honorary members, their wives and thetr friends* Mr. Johnson extended n cordial Invitation to tho “many alumni of the loc.il Future Farmers". “Moot of the-young boys who attended the toeal schools ami studied agricultury as a major subject, hare become farmers in thio area and tho present students who are learning tho funds* mentals o f farming will enjoy Ulkfng to people wtjo derive their livelihood from the soil," Mr. WARD INDUCTED M arriage Licenses During P ast Week Six m arriage licenses have been Issued a t the bureau In the Court llou— during tho past week. David L. Holland and Hath erlne P. Lord of Bunnell and two young • people from - Lockhart. Horaca Catl**l and Vivian Shay, were Issued licenses to be m ar­ ried. Phillip Bauer and Dorcas Geiger o f Geneva secured a IIcen—, alio Otla Lunqulst and Eleanor Hacker of O ris ado. Marshall Clark of Muneta, lad. and In a t . Fandargraaa of S an­ ford wore Issued n license, ss were B ra c t Blackwelder and Mil­ dred lla n stn of Palatka. Citrus Commission Goti Research Man LAKRLAND~Doc. I t _ Act­ ing on recommendation of He re* March advisory commktoo, the Florida Citrus commission voted Monday to employ Dr. Frederick G. Singleton, now —audited with tho Molten Institute at PittsburghJACKSONVUX k T Pee. *3— UP1 •a director af tho research d« up under a 1941 Selective Service Quotas Are Doubled director, ruga sett Immediately tho I-A men they for physical a Member Associated Press Also .on recommendation of the Monday, retoarcb committee, which waa ky Chnlramn Earl W. H a iti, Avon Park, ami & K. Fteyd, Davenport the. commie •ten —tod to publish again the (fra y an d d ast schedule fa r tho S^SUigrr ^ *°“ *ui State Collections For Year Increase NUMIIKR 97 New Jap Front in Philippines U.S. Men Halt Jap Vanguard AsEnemy Swarms To Shore Military Leaders Of U. SM Britain Will Meet As War Coun* cil This Afternoon Opera Stars are Santa’s Helpers Mr Am etvreg Press An enemy subm arine, launehed three torpedoes a t the Standard Oil tankar, If. M. Storey, yester­ day but tha American ship escap­ ed damage by clever maneuvering. The coast guard said this a t­ tack, tho fifth by Asia Sub-aurforce ra ft off tho California coast •Inca Dec. l l i took place about two mllea out from Point Arguello, rocky promontory 45 mllea north of Santn Barbara. With field glasses, several per­ sons were able tv watch the at­ tempt of the submarine to scuttle the 10,000-ton tanker, southbound on Ms normal run. Two big United States bombing planes dropped depth charges on the enemy submarine which tor­ pedoed the tanker Emldlo, and pos­ sibly hit tho undersea etaft. Cap­ tain CUrb A- Farrow of the Emldio dlacloead upon bis arrival yeatreday with St survivors of hts ship. MIt may have been 10 or IS minutes »fU r n r 80 S that two big United States bombing planes came roaring overhead from tho roast,'' Captain Farrow said In an Intarr ie s . “To ns In the lifeboat* that w a s « mighty welcome sight. Captain Nets A. Stones of tho 9 Absolute Power Of Martial Law Given To Mayor In Case Of Air Raid Or Blackout Hill To Control Town Uf A«*MOri$eri F vrtt Dec. 23. — Heavy casualties resulted this a flrrn o n when th re e Japanese planes homhed a re n te r which had been re ­ served for persoiM evacuated from Manila and o th er towns. Dutch naval a irc raft atta ck e d Jap an ese ships In ihe Philippine harbor of Davao today, aiding Ih* United S la te s forere b attling again st the Inva­ sion of M indanao Island, an N.K.I. m m m unioue announced. T his is the first tim e Dutch N aval fo rrrs have been o ffi­ cially reported In action In th* Philippine*. C anadian ami o th er llrilloh troops a re *tubbornlv holding th e ir position* a t H ongkong, but the C anadians have su f­ fered heavy casualties and th e ir m m m andrr. b rig ad ier J. K. I.a sso n . Is believed to hsvs been killed. | Absolute i-mnmsnil amt the I power virtually to derlare martial law during an air raid or black­ out whi swarded to Mayor WUliani C. Hill in an ordinance pass­ ed unanimously ls-l night by th# i... i i *'ity t'ummlssionrr* nt their rrgu8 trnng bodies of Japanese troops are reported to . .......... i*l»ml i meeting in the City Hall near this harbor a t Zamboanga, on the strategic Philippine Pull control was given to the of Mindanao, near Davao. Opening of second front diverts much Herded troops from the north, where Japanese assault Mayor a* an added safety pre­ IN f lasHrlnlril Prw«q) caution in the event of such an have been repulsed. emergency. Another such precau­ T h o W a r l)<*|m rlnu’n t r e ­ tion also was made a* the Comnilssioncr* votrd to allow the ad­ p o r te d to d a y th<- Ju p n n c n e dition uf one man to the |Miltce a r e c o n tin u in ir to |m u r In force. tlecnuse of the winter influx of tro o p * on th e l.in g n y c n C u lf |H-tty criminal* which cau*e an r o a n t n o r th o f M a n ila in (h e increase ill theft- at this period of P h ilip p in e * . T h e f i g h ti n g U the ycur, plus added duties hy po­ Ity .RALPH WAHNP.lt lice because of national defense c o n tin u in g W ith “ in c re a n in g Many local young men nr work, I'hirf Koy William* told passing up a gnat thing in re Oommissioners additional police I n t e n s it y " it s a id . T h e n imgsrd to the national defenss were needed at this Um*- Chief m u n liju o M id th e in v a d e r 's being held five Williams will obtain an .jnan .pran ImIm la n d in g o p e ra tio n * g r e "b*^ In to J fe te L R o b b e r k a t the Future mediately foe Dinpuniky- npork. Building behind the high I and the matter again will be h < r atfphorted b f M in crea sn ^ * ’ ---------- . Farmer* BulMIni | brought before the group at Its num ber of bombing und attark Several articles of clothing wen- school. Thq purpoM uf these - classes i n,| meeting In January to de­ planes." stolen last night when a thief J. O ls two-fold. One purpose I* a n |tH|,. ,f jt wj,| necessary to re Cheering news came from the broke into the Economy Clothing aid to the mea who receive the! ihr ,.,tra officer during the three main theater* In the 17 Store at 204 Snnfnrd Avenue, pu training ami the other aid* the w|„,,.r •lay old battle of the I’aeifw to ­ u iiv u r n t n anl.' o it l •" i. Her revealed today. guverntn During the discussion of black- day. In th . Philippines. V. H. It wa* also disclosed by the de­ Men who take this training, out-, Commissioner Ed. Iliggiiu Army bulletin Indicated Aiuerl• Cwollawe* WW r a a * T t m l partment that two Hanford youth* which consists of metal wnrk, mo­ declared that all persons In houses are being held by Orlando police tor mechanics and all general or buildings *b"uld know eiat-lly for an attempted robbery of u ne­ machinery repair, fare a much how to reach th* roof and huve gro drug store in Orlsndu. The brighter future a* a result of the immediate means of doing so be­ two young men, Hubert W hit­ training. The age limit is 17 tn cause of the great danger of fire* worth and J. > Preston Blevena, 25, and many of the mrn who a t­ spreading from Incendiary bombs. were arrested by officers them tend the classes, undoubtedly, will Commissioner Jam es Gut yesterday be drafted sooner or later. brought up Ihe point that sir When drafted, instead uf join­ raid wardens have been appointed In the economy store robbery, tha thief literally dropped In the ing the Army a t $21 per month, and are getting complete infor E. J. Nelson, secretory and a graduate of this course is pre­ niation on all air raid arlieities, store. A skylight about 20 feet treasu rer of the Seminole Coun­ high was smashed and a long pole sented with an apprentice certi­ on,I that a section of th rir duties ty Defense Council, hu* been ap ­ hung down front th# skylhtht ficate th at will be reengnited In would lv to place men on all roofs Lea l.esher. Air Raid where it was fastened by several any defenra Industry or by the in Ihe downtown area. Mr. Gut pointed by chairman, lo lake charge heavy wires. The robber evklently U. H. ermed service*, and thus, udded that a* all work if done by oWarden f schools in the county in pre­ lowered himself down the pole and he can do hla bit for the nation volunteers who have other posi­ paring them for air raids. Chair­ dropped the remaining 10 nr 12 • I . a greater Increase in salary, tion* the work D not yet complete. man J. L. Ingley disclosed today. feet Into the store. A small tr i­ do wnrk th at is as essential as Among other business trans­ Nelaon addressed a meet­ angle of glass had been broken, being In tha f r o n t lines, and acted, the folctough Realty Com­ ingMr. of County .Superintendent T. and It was evident th at the rob- •land an cicsllsnt chance of pro­ pany waa swarded th* Insuring W. Lawton and all eounty school bar either was small In stature or motion. If for soma reason the gradu­ contract for all City automotive principals at a luncheon meeting 0 boy. ate Is not drafted, he will have equipment except fire tracks. A Saturday, and distributed instruc­ Police announced the arrest of a a first rlsss opportunity nf ob­ Ford tractor and grader wa* pur- tion* pertaining to schools. Mr. suspect, a negro boy, who is said taining a position In work be la cha*rd from M- C. B ritt for $1,- Ingley alto speke nt the gMherto have a bad record. G. M- Willis, 150, and 10 additional gallon* of ing, outlining the inner wm kings manager of the store, disclosed trained In, whether lathe man, l>aint will be purchased to add tn of the local council. tho only clothing articles known welder or anything cIm , because th* original supply, which Street* In regard tn general air rani* missing this morning are two uf the government demand for ami I .irk-. Co immissioncr James and blackout*, Mr. Ingley has ovarrests and ona housecoat. He skilled mechanical labor. The naw Moughton said would be sufficient been advised by the S tate Coun­ stated th at numerous articles had law which makes men up to 44 to paint all exposed parts of .the cil that 600,000 notice* nre I —been placed In the rear of the year* of ag* liable for military grandstand a t ths ball park. ing printed by Ihe S late tn be store hut ware not taken. Police srrvire undoubtedly will taka dlvtrlbuted to every home in mechanics end similar sey the robber left signs that he many Florida. Counlv council* will waa frightened away before the workers leaving opening* for th* make the distribution. graduates of UltM classes. job was finished. The other purpose of th* train­ nRADLKY FLORIDA DOC.ND. ing courses la to provide t . i e government w ith a sufflrL n' LEXINGTON, Ky.. Dec. 2rt-l<T» With a .22 pistol, Allen Ken­ number af skilled men. Th* W ar DsoArtmcnt ami th* nedy. son of Link Kennedy, —Col. E. IR. Bradley, well known National Oft Ire of Kdurai|*-n killed a six-foot rattlesnake In sportsman and rare horse owner, the wood* near hla horn* on Han­ left hia Idle Hour farm hvre .Mon­ DETROIT, Dec. l i - f / P l- G e n - sponsor the c la im , which sr* ford Avtnu* this afternoon. day for l*alm Reach, where he under th* auporvH ni of th* high arm! Motor* Corporation announc­ The young boy and hla brother. plana tn spend tho greater part of school* sgilcultiiD departm ent anJ ed • $500,000 contribution to the Link, Jr., ww# out hunting when the winter. American Red Cross war rmrr- Alas Johnson, agriculture le ith - they came upon a snake which gency campaign, tho amount’to be er. The boy* tM r a p art motors was coiled and “ilnging." Aa Al­ HAUL BAFB AWAY allocated among Rod Cross chap­ and put them len prepared to fir*, th* snake JACKSONVILLE, Dee. 23-LFl ter* In 40 clUaa whore O. M- study and las } grthdi.lg. drill- raised Us bead, and he rapidly Ing, forgo wo.- cold m a u l w .ib , planta and offices are located. —Tha Ives Momlay night hauled sim ilar typos, fired two shots, hitting the •w ay a safe containing appro*!* Mltklgmn, where moat of the and all Ub< Inak*'a head with teith shots. Th* (•aches tho class. corporation's manufacturing activ­ Jamas H. Wall reptite had 13 rattlers and one mately $5600 In cash and check* from Seticr** chain grocery store ity lo cantered, receives tho larg­ button. here. est portion pf any of tho IS atatoo rsprm rata ted. A total of $223,000 Americana are not subjected to FAMILY RAILROAD » tea* to Bad Cross groups In the restrictions placed on moat Mknlgan. New York chapters are •liana In Australia. DECATUR. IU.. Dec-23— — next, m e thing $110*000. There waa no bock talk when E»* ginrer M. W. Williams of Um III* Ino la Central railroad ahoutod to tho fireman to got up ■ head *2 •team. The fireman waa his son, M. J. Williams. 19, making hla ■ ■ Wa m To Americana, stunned by Tho “lighted living •Christmasmuat bo living and artificial ma­ first ran with hi* father. m o t e In the Pacific, this month's t e - conto.tr rponaored by the wOl ^ * •“ £ * * “ WARNING ISSU ED Opportunity Offered Young Men In Mechanics Training Local Clothing Store Is Broken W1 lo w Nelson Will Aid Schools In A ir R a id Practice Rattlesnake Killed By Young Kennedy General Motors Makes Huge Red Gross Gift Picture Shows U. S., Garden Chib Holiday Decorations Contest Begins On Christmas Eve Scenes In Last Whr a V jrJ ii Bedford Gnrdre CUh, tagto..to- morratr night a n d contUnm Oireogh Mow Yaar'a Ere, Mr*. J. H. rtd.iw»«h m—ldont o f tho •lob. remmSod mntaatanta today, Parana w in wfck to try far tho Any person receiving a an tin g a private home. red tolly card from tho poll Any wire which la used ootaldi pertinent will bo fined f t . ^ n U bo >—->-♦«-< Another Im stated today. Several wa £ r ia n t rule la to w o snmfl bulb and to ho sure they do not re* LOCAL �TUE8DAY, D! THE SANFORD The Sanford Herald AS; BAD AS HITLER! Strength In 4Jntty llxed Drinks — Package Goods — Beei r sn Win*ton Churchill, u well is President Roosevelt, has a Dare for the spectacular. When these two leaders of-the great democracies met n • mldiAtlgntlc Aboard *the DMaWd THftte ~bf Wales. It was thought nothing- could- be mors'dramatic. But today tis sodden and wholly unexpected arrtvxl'ln-Washington Is being-hailed as the most dramatic-more/yet. •We wonder how the American people would have felt about it if the situation h4d;be*n reversed. Suppose we had gotten bp this morning to rfad in our pttera that Presi­ dent-Roosevelt had unexpectedly arrived In London. Sup­ pose in addition, pur country were I n ‘as Imminent danger of actual invasion as England la today. Inulgine the howls of protest-that-would have gone up. Some day that very thing may happen. This la a world war, and' I___. in a world war thar commander-in-chief mayhave have _____ . . " ..... >mmarider-In-chlef may to go anywhere in the world.1It may not-be4a London.'Tt may not be to Paris, or Moscow. But U m*y be, to Buenos Aire*, Sidney, Australia, Singapore, or Chaagkulg. This meeting In Washington enviarifa tremendous possibilities. We hope It means that the United SUtes. England, Russia, China, the Dutch, and anyone else who wants to line up on our aide, wl|L fight the enemy as a common enemy, on whatever front he may fcpptar, with all the weapons at our common command/and under a unified leadership. We have no doubt that Hitler is plotting aome new T U M P AY, Dec. 21, . 1141 devilment. He has suffered reverses on the Rosaian front, BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY but he Is not whipped. He is reported HPand has just fired his top commander. When a man Ie-’fU ha la more likely Pm ecutlon of Jew* Is ■ very than ever to attempt something desperate. -Von'Brauchitach «W practice, but always tba perarcuUr perished and lha persecuted probably did not agree with Hitler on the next move. survived. Tbs halar alwaya ,liarta But whether the new blltxkrieg-turns Up In North himself) Wherefore Haman sought Africa, the Near-East, or against th a1British Isles them­ tff’destroy all tha Jews, that war* selves. the Nasls should be fought 'With everything we’ve thfbugboul' tha 'whole kingdom of got. by everyone opposing Ageresslon. -In waity there is strength. Divided we may gat licked dne by one. We hope this Is the meaning of today's meeting In BACKYARD CHRISTMAS TREK Washington. Td like to glv* a party Tor tha animal* thla year, With nut* .for all tha squirrel i And apples for tha door: Blaeberries for tba partridge, AM -lots of other thing* FSf frlandly woodland ercalurea pL, actions outdo- words— H l ,d a« « b V with m a t strin g s. My Chrlatmaa tree for b ird ! B it —LOUISE DARCY. L o a b n a r /U -d d la g y> lo W aAlngton. D B iT D n -n a m ti* . BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR * m <w.’p n # r s t r e b t ( not In c o r p o r a t s d ) L ia b ilif y — H e a lt h ft A c c id e n t Christmas Tree'Coupon Address Doorway. Ensemble. 7:00 ’til 9:00 Christmaa Eve — Through New Years Leave a t Tht Herald office before -5:00 P. M. Dec. 31 Florida In The Bible We have several requests', to reprint quot the Bible applicable to the Florida of -today, published several years ago. .Here they aid: And they went out to tile‘JBdiiUi^II 8j See the land, what It ia^N om bers'18118. And the land shall yield her.hwf944e^?bet Then shalt thou turn it Into moneys—L 14:25. And, behold, there came much people.—II 8amuel 13:34. Multitudes, multitudes In the valley of decision.—Joel 8:14. s Search you out a place to pitch 'your tents in.—Deu­ teronomy 1:88. They chose out the chief rooms.—Luke 14:7. Thou shXlt neither vex a stringer nor- oppress him. -Exodus 82:21. Peaca bo within thy walla artd prosperity -within thy palaces.—Paalma 18217. YOU'RE TELLING ME! By WILUAM R R T Ctairol Print Writor . AN ASTRONOMER suggests Dial CM of the-moons of Jupiter may bo MaMtad.-!f It Is. how coma It hasn't declared war on tha Aalo gaagslenT T h i aflta r. ssys lb* word ' l l " I I I rice/y lota s httdllnt. I f / t h o ti trim h u m I a a 1i . r i and see It.—Lose 14:18. e right Idea, and in for-the tourist sun- * la ■ Lira p a r in g to logical sequence. Particularly ape and m -'17X00 in ■on ta the quotation from Exodus. advice may be changed from t i __________ . ... . . . quotation might refer to Tampa's many'conventions. The excerpt from Afcta appears to suggest coming'by airplane; We commend til* blessing conveyed in the verso from t a t a . f th . dtrua THMn.. Flower s C s n yO n The Garden Clubs -vetad net to forego their, an­ nua) Flower Show becaaae of -the war, t o t to carry on their fine work end devote the proceeds 'from the show to Red Cross work. The .ladies are right, as always. Yha-Flower Show la ■oofthing we should net,dispense with, something there ie in reaeon for s*tUag> aMde. , 1 It does not call i for large expenditure ef mdoey — atribute the,beautiful thlnga that make up the ehow, and then the money’taken’^ n 1for ad­ miaskma is to be t«r*gd o r n to. the Red Cpmb.- • - "(From the Bradebton* Herald.) tefwvar Dad teas a Colored to ef-gHMe-CUus he gate ’ He's afraid soma of that bright rad of Um old tSlnt'a ault may. after Christmas, rub off on hla bank account. I l l A nntunliit faffs, ns tkn tha Aloihi bee. bacaai* ml ih i tU IIf cf/nut*. grows Its •w a ferton. W hit, ho ear m u lt i r i i Junior's baaphig kla Sogara a . H f i a e u H that ------ Jd Safaaas h w a may nU ejiin affti B y , t VIIIIii ? Mdok Dumbtcopf has stopped booing ntwiraal ep pcs renew of people ha doaon’t Ilka, having com* to tha eonelualoai that to a celluloid imago a Mao lo as good as a amile PROMPT SERVICE PITTSBURGH PAIN' Glenn Hiller To Aid . "In Farslysb Drive ralyats Campaign, according *ta announcement today by Keith Morgan, national chairman of the Committee for tba Calibration of g . f .F > jerpbw tha • President’* Birthday for tho, Pvt Hasten Bsssford (left), from National1Foundation for Infantile Port Bragg. N. C , Is ahowa with Skiers'-w in *aay i>|| with mnais' Paralysis. hie aouaaal, a naval raaarra w e tter Tba bow division la a ratalt of otaatar, at hU trial la Detroit Baas- In the.‘IB4t .Fight Infantile Pa volunteer efforts by an army of ford was charged with the (Harder Of his brother-in-law, Philip Hahtar. dance band leaden and moaklanf la Join. In tba Diamond Jo bitea claims power to Injure, vitiate, Birthday Calabratloa o f President! and destroy good la Baagbi^ h w Rooa*v»)t’a aU Hath birthday. ' tho falsa argument of. mortal rated, tho suppoaltloua opposite of tha one parfaat Mind, ’ God Health, or spiritual wholeness,, If God’s eternal g ift.to all Hia childron. i . ; Borneono may say: “How hap. p y ’ l could ha, if I know' that mg loved ones were aafa and-enjoy­ ing tha bleaalngs of Christmas! Bat duty talla' them Whato dan­ ger ami dlitrass threaten adch raid, spiritual iwrebiWi STUART PAINT & �/ Social A n d Personal Activities UBS. LOURINE BEAU 'Sadfty Editor 1____________ Culpepper YY c u b # I I I l I U r F e l e i l * h u b A. Walcott 1Its Monthly Meeting M argaret Culpepper be* bride on Friday eve* I I . o f .Henry A. Walthe hom e' of Mr. and L. 8leg in Geneva. The W. B. Keyaer officiated in p m e n c e e f relathreo and a intim ate friends of the • T h e bride * u attended by Mis* Helen Anderaon la maid of honor, and waa- given ■In marr t a f l . b r her anew. Mr. Sleg. Al H in t of Orledo war beat man. A profram of pre-nuptial mu># was rendered by Mlaa Ruth W ard of W inter Park. The b rid ­ al party entered to the atraina of MtndrUeohn’a Wedding March and during the ceremony, “ I Love You T ruly” waa aoflly played. M e ceremony waa performed lv fflre a bower of fern and yellow data lea. The bride was waa attired In a suit of brown comith beige and bar ac* were in a matching -------of brown. She wore a c o r sage 'of miniature yellow chrysan­ themums and sw eet peas. Fallowing the wedding a small raceptfon waa held. The three tiered wedding cake, topped by a f n i a t u r c bridal couple, waa cut by the bride and served with re f fee. The soft glow from lig h t­ ed yellpw tapers served to Illum­ inate th e rooms. A fter spending a short while ta th their guests the muple left fur g we<lding trio to the sou'hrm p art of the state. Mrs. W al­ cott bt the younreet daughter of Mrs. Alva Allen and thu late C. W. Culpepper. She was iduated fm m Seminole High hrol with the c lu e of 1941, f . '- r attending business school In A tlanta. Mr. Walcott Is the son of Mfi and Mrs. O. 0 . Waleolt o f Oviedo. Re attended school ■) Oviedo and tha Florida Mill* tTry Intstitute. Ha It a t present rmployed by W. Atlee ' Burpee Company in Sanford. • V Thousands * of 1*40 | Xmas Cards fact condition W* In perfect sold » «|)U~ is a lrP rlc e and town at *l»» Han­ ford Ave. hstwson ■ hours . ( I M A . “ ' The monthly m eeting of the Junior High School Parent Tea* eher Association waa opened on Tuesday afternoon with the sing­ ing of "God Bless America,’* and with Mrs. B. B. Crumley In charge of the buaineao session. It waa reported by Mrs. E. C. H arper th a t a toU l of 123 mem­ berships had been obtained and H. E. Morris principal of the school, explained the budget for the year. A report on the library room------was.node madebyby Mrs. Mrs.P. H. -----Lansing and It v i a drcidM to buy furniture for it. Plans for a get-together p a r­ ty for the children were made, the parties to be held each fourth Friday from January through April. Mrs. Al l*e volun tee red to sell defense stsmpa and bonds al the school one day each week. '• Mlsa Irene Hinton announced the first-aid classes which are being held in the schools. Miss Mary Nlckle's room won the prlie for having the most mothers present. Mrs. Roumillat Is Hostess To Chapter Mrs. P. E. Roumillat w j s hostesa at her home on Palmetto Avenue on Friday afternoon to members of the N de V Howard Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy with Mra. J. M. McCsskill presiding. T h e pledge to the American Flag wrxs given and also thu salute to the Confederate Flag. It was voted by the chapter to give |S toward the Red Cross w ar relief program and plana were made for the silver te i in honor of Robert E. I^ e ’s lilrthday to be held on Jan. 19. Mra. 0 . I), llishop It chairman In charge of arrangem ents for the t e a , delated by Mrs. Bt. C lilr White, Mrs. J . M. Kayes and Mrs. J . J. Bolly. At the conclusion of th r meet Ing members of the Robert E. Lee Chapter of the Children of the. Confederacy Joined the mem­ bers for their meeting with Mias Susan Klrfley presiding. Refreshments were served i t tha c lo u of the meetings by th i hostesses, assisted by Miss Slisan K lrtiey snd Mlaa Katherine Spencer to the following: Mra. MeCaakilL Mrs. L A Bromley. Mrs. B. L. Perkins, Mrs. J . J . Bolly. Mrs. St. Chtlr White, D ,« . 0 . P . Blshon. Miss Zona M«tthews and Miss Luticla Gormly. tie and »:•» and » P. *»• THE READ SHOP Defeswe Stampa A Bargain Day ^Double Program TODAY Dean Will Speak At Gospel Tabernacle The Rev. Geo. D. Strehn, Deen i f Men in d Promotions! Director • t the Mlislonsry Training In­ stitute, Nyack, and former mlato China and the Philip­ pine Islands, will t e i t the Full Gospel Tabernacle Church, Park Avenue, Orlando Rood, tonight. ■'As promotional director of the Institute, So*. Strobm h is been ■ppdkvied by the New York Board of Education to devote the major part i f hla time during the coming year to promotions! sctlvltiea In the Intereat of the new building program. Tha f e a t m of thla evenings program trill be the preeenUtion of the entire Ufa and activities of tha institute in beautifully col­ ored motion platans. These have Seen recently taken. They Include not only an attm thro and wondsrfal story .o f youth In training for Christian service, bat also re­ cent p leturea from several for- al? ‘S ^S ^T tlllU c.'Xironi m miMkmary acirniita day — A U JO — «HENRY* ALDRICH FU K • PRESIDENT* m j - Latent Panaomt N«wa ................................ SANFORD, FLORIDA TIIE SANFORD HERALl TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29,*1M1 Telephone 148 e r so rials Mr. smf Mrs. W. A. Lefflcr have as their guest, Ensign William D. ICouser uf Annapolis and Miami. Miss l)orotny Mitchell it visit­ ing In Miami as the guest of Miss Pat Brandt. M rs Frank O. Karll of Mil­ waukee, W is, U visiting with her mother, Mrs. Nett Epperson and aunt, Mrs. Cassandra Schults. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thompson of ijew York City are spending {Tie holidays with Mr. and Mrs E. .................. W. McCalley at their home 11155 I’cTmeuo Avenue. Cadet Stew art Gatchel of the United S tates Military Acsdriny a t West Point is s|iending the “ irisinfis holidays with hi, perents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. GaUhell. Vlrt. It. T. W arren b a n for Wayt.ro**, Oa., where *he vUlt will* her aon in law daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. (J. Daniel. '— Services For Wynne Will lie Tomorrow U. S. Men Halt Jap Latest Issue Of Marti Of Time Pictures Alii I Victory In War Vanguard As Foe The litr*t is*u<* of the March <ta l> army, ru«hcd from I’n m . Swarms To Shore vrd all France. London underof Time showing at the Hits save, rrew ttaaea l i s a r a t e (Via) le n t n . fi n t bombing from the Theater Wednesday and T hun- Ar. ran and Filipino defenders had day of this week attem pts to Ruton* even then were Match- fought to a standstill the van­ show how the United States will b g a \uurig First l-unl of the guard of a powerful sea borne come through. a » $ n thr last war Jtdmunity. Winston Churchill, Japanese army which Isndrd at to w in final victory, Charles bok,nc strsnaely youthful upon , Santo Tomas, 125 miles north Morrison, manager of the mnvie Ole . r i o - i i to,lay And in tm eri of Msnila. In seige of Hongkong, Singshduse, said today. 4>, •> youthful Assistant Seere In drsrriling this edition, en t»r> of the Navy, Franklin Del 1 pore dispatches said thr defend­ titleil "Our America m War. Mr. | gin Roosevelt wa* rm l.irk in g ers. Far from surrendering, had Morrison went on to u s e the Upon u cu rw r that was to be rsiunter-attackrd snd netted a words of critics who saw the re­ tMn utftl to upholding America** slight gain from the firmly held lease. tloctnno of freedom o f the «ea*. lines. Chinese forces on the main­ “ In swift highlights, the film . "A t today, the film *hovn», II. land, attacking to the rear, were sketches the main events snd industry iN i m t c t l itaelf to the reported to have advanced with phases of the Inst war. Then, ns prime t j wk of equipping the) in 14 miles of the beleaguered » n o w , America ho|icd to avoid l(Teate»t a im y in American hi«* j island. ____ ______ On the Malayan Iront. the wrar, and adopted what wns called tbry Shipyard* boomed, answer eporte«| “no change" in 'arm ed neutrality.' But crisis fol­ ib r th Uhuist menace And f|.i British rep tlon. The Japanese are lowed crisis The sinking of the iplly. i s rlmtax that will bring ,h r ring against Singapore, but Lusitania hrralded a wave of un­ audit net*« t«» their feet. *Our driving I llritii Hritish Malayan troops are rred restricted submarine warfare. In Ami n a , »t War show , thnt, vrith inGIcting heavy damages Europe, there w is the invasion of Am- Mat won the last win thinugh Belgium, the ni-ai disaster at the rfKuilmati-d effort, so .he vill *■» ,h« Invaders in a sharp fight -U9 milea north of Singapore Marne, forestalled when a tsxi- vfln this one.-' --------------------------- ------- ----- ,— ----------------------- — Tokyo headquarters said the a-., | riM • 1 <s s , Japanese had completely rccupir .1 Children 1 hroughout Seminole » Write Letters To Santa Claus ’S'.”" i 'SC .Z,' P A G E T IIR E E (- - Flint*! a I ti-tva.* fur J o h n L. Wynn**, w hit diod (t hist horn** ill l.ako Mt n t •••• * n ig h t n! 11 .Vf». va i l l KrU'kton !.«• ....... li« t<*i| K»it»* • _ P • it* vt is bnri) I It i: M i- sonv i|lc lo in i G ill. . I N 21 •i of M ia m i; of l.l l 4* Mon i. \li- Mat tic n i.m ifr ('i*y I'ii'tlnn of .lark ft .'»•! •Lmglitrr*, \| to \\ \ n f•• It.i *but it Ji*ait \V \in it ' of I .ik am i Lvu Ml M . 11 .» J '» M «ni • • l b . «• 't «l| f i l m i i i #* * 1 • • * 1* «t f o u n d . tic* . 1.1 • • 011 h *•U K' l» l S o U llO n ls < 1 r a t i o n . w 1 • ' -n ■ ! r N >. i Th. Tha slogan I* "Remember Peari M .n n * Harbor" and these experienced ship I i-t ysrd wotkers do s i they sign to gi to tho llsw slisn bssr. th e y sn sw*red tn sdvertnemrnt for severs hundred men tn repsir dnmsgei wrousht tn vessels snd faulitiei thers. . h: * W\ »•»»*•; mi.* \\ . t ii L m k .1 i \V viM" \« v \ . .1 l»v I'Aai I 'A o *t r t I I I ' * i• ll.iitl Mac It »n nle \lu , ! nil4* Hlih • i>. Ii 11 . nnd o ’. ent U’ll I- IMN1. to.I |widox\. \t« M» . »«»♦• ; th o (eimor* I IM) in R i i v e l l b in t h c i. ; it ll*»in.* row aft •w it H thi o ff it i;it mg Lake \ n w T h e •*.!» \ 1. » 1 ■ in r 0 1 •! 1. l»rt of -IL tIm n J ' 0 1 1 it 11*111 left «n,| dOO prisoners". I’hilippine will . . . ID nnd bop long t*a**tI•* gun nnd headquarters had Iv-en sunk in and Appeal* to Santa t lima fo Me- ChrUtmas toy. have lm-n made *6 tn«- rirnlv nml mit« mikI tlont the Gulf of I.ingiven where HO transports were reported attmpt by children throughout hVminnlo rk. |f l nisniin.t mii<I tlioMy too ing to unload Ktl.ono to 100.000 ' C ounty wh«» *entl theii letters I.OVO, troops for an all out offensive on 1 tougln* Ogl. *h> Mabry K. (Jarner, who i* a atu* to Santa through The Sanford Mnmls. Two landing attem pts i l l i n s S t e l l a S o n g e r dent In the Medical School, Ogle- Herald. Those received recently •*|)i*i»r Snntu, *’l hnvi* boon » ir1HM| llttlt* irirl were said hurled ■d at San Fabian i . . s»CHorpe Univeraity in Atlanta, u a , follow: 1 , Mot -it yoar •il.l Iwnnt yi II to and Damortis, but the third nt la spending the Christmas holi­ "D ear .Santa t'lau*, "I want a little fire engine, .1 hrlrc no* u leitr d« ii ami a ••at day* with his brother. Dr. Wade The II. H. Asiny eoniiiiuiib|ii,Tht> Hrlitndss In tin t .f th,. dump trurk. an electric train, a *4 *ii •In* nnd sot ». ...tdy iim I 11. Garner, and family. <ald: Southern It. II I . . . ...... . S \ .|n n ht-bby hori>e anti a t>lide aiitl 1 fruit "1 i.Vf ’ I he enirngrno ni yi -i, rd.*v ••* * < nt«rlniliet| willi . io k . \ ........ .. lUIph C. Tolar has Arrived iloctor'a net. That will be all. 1 X’lnl i » «»glr *l*> enrred in the va inity .if Sant.. To- ' *.n Salimlav e\» iMi.e ! tin* |V.I.„, from Richmond, Vu., where ho la Thank you for all of thw* thing* ma«. I.n Union province Lat**t ami Pine* m li..n..t .1 \ |i . . v*. | , I student in the .Medical College* you have been giving me umt " f a , r .Kanin t lull*. *1 4*in nilu* y• nr ol,| aii«I m th reiN.rt* indicate m»r triHip* are Songer. wli*» »«.. ...... «| „•»! N,*»iw of Virginia, tn sfiend the Christ- the electric train if you think I position north of |)a ..f service with ih. Sooth* rn |h II mss holiday, with his parents, Dr. am a good enough buy like Sidu, fOtnth grid** 1 have wmk hard) bidding I would like a pair ef lionnie ifl • ImhiI hi pit s i d o n ’t foigrt ninrtia. The enemy w(m very ac* I •oitpany. and Mrs. J. N. Tolar. The luimpi. t ........ « r, wi..,n ^ slippers and a sailor suit and a me I want u bi|f doll nnd u pair live in the air yesterday. N'umer Miss M atgaret Langley arriv ed , saikir cap nnd u cap piitol and of k .ti* nml •Mine rami) and ou* place* were bombed ami the •*«! with *trikuig m nu*i oo n l« id g ro u n d a t t a c k w ot 4iipported hy r« il holly and poiii'eiim \ large homo Saturday from Southern I caps. I really want u drum, snmo j ,,ul nircraft." “ I.ovo, ! lighted ( hri*>tnia-* V«• • oiinphted Industrial Inatitute in Camp Hill, overalls and u jnrket and p u t ' One u n co n firm ed report from K atiin i llu* ilecorut loti•Ala., to upgiyt the holldayi with *omc timtiin* the drum, Mngupnn on th e gulf «nid that al "D* it Saiitii, The gue*»t ttf littiit-r \« ,t - pi< •enl her parrnts, »#r. and .Mr*. W. T .! |dra*t* h*n«t t h r e e .lapan«"*i* tran^iHirt** "I w ii nt a wleepv 'Ilam iitim J«i*-i*}d) ee." " e t tin | Langlvy. •I with n tin <agi» **t i*s«e«* ou t of thi* HO which hatl lM*en violet* ami Hair** and anythin^ nunii’i* gift* A «i»'hteil ou taide were *unk m the four-atur gtd.l e r\i.e pm tI bfimr me wa*| Tha Misses Catherine and Es- "Denr Suntn. gulf. "Love. presented to her i*\ tin* eotn|'Hi»y. telle Hurt have arrived from “ I w*n! a pair of *ka*4»* mot Reliable sour ces *8nI it was pns u ,„ | (h,. |1H-n | - t a f f gave lo i ii I Spring llill College, School of n hobby horn* und a doll car" Velma lltdinmmon slhle t h s t ni sn y m nre ha.l l a - r n 1„ „ V). | ( y j r w ,.|,.,| fsuriing i n ' Mobile, Ala., to visit riage and a pair of bunnic *lip* ,*'|h :tr Santa, ■Irstniyeil by the Am erican f iin v s, i \\ R |»,.|»n., through the holidays with their per* anti u pair of b<M)ia and . nollier rill “I want ii MM *hot II H who w ere u sin g ar tiller y ami t a n k a ' , hl. parents, Mr. ami Mrs. J. L. Hurt. iodphurs. Habbn and I want a and r fiMitbnll. Pelt phone *»f a g a i n s t t h a Ismling p arlies. I ( M.v aWllll|, one 4(111 w,*| 1 real pony inulrati of u cobby “ Willie llohammon, Jr * T h - rtcilo voice of h . l e a g u e r e .1 v k l .' fl,r f|(< vein Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Moore and horat* if you enn finil one Aerviccl Mong kdn g g ave ho urly n<«urann* n .,.,»n | two children, Donald and Mari|yn, you do not have enough ilolla " Ik iir Santa. *'l want a sleepy thill ami car y e s l e n l a y t h a t Im perial .lefen .l er. , n v i t r ,, r „j„v of Hollywood, and Mrs. Frank ant) carriage*. 1 will do w ithout Hadley and son, Frank, Jr., of Ft. them. I want a play*piano ond riuK*' ami anything el*»* you cii) of th e cen tu ry -n h l crown colony w j, y, y|j S01 w ere fi g h ti n g on with unalmtril1 Mooney ban ami I Loudenlale, arrived yesterday to two chair* and a little table. I bring me. “ Vera Mae Ihdutm m on/’ leal. visit over the holldsya with Mrs. want a »nilor dr*** ni.d n *uilor of Or.amlo, mii*I M* W. F. Gam er and Mias Helen Gar­ cap ami n nw coat. I will take " I b*:i r Santa, W’o n l frni i H m uknni? rnn a - \ ' T u r n e r . Mr. un-l Mr“I want a try*iekle on(| a big ner and Mr. and Mrs. 1. F. G ar­ care of whntever you bring me th in as t h e rh a n e e s o f the b e.ieg IVnm-rs. Mr- ih-rl.t I t m tall anil anything td*e you can rd outpost 111 empire. How ner. the I„ T. Sheppard. Mi- A I Gull and try to bt* good. I would like bring me. fight was going was veiled by 11 |„ r, Mr„ M11N I o—ing. Mi»ome overshoe* ami a litt.e Jacket "Janie* llohammon.* virtual news blackout broken only Madge Bigney. Mr- Alum Neese. to go with them nnd e.nip m it­ |k*ar Santa, t i y a n t a alrtp y doll ca rria g e, by brief radio report* 1Mrs. M. J. It ruk, Mr- Allen ten*. h r m « | _ A Uim lnn railio report hennl b y ’ K im hrril. Mi - " I’ it I ani.-r ................................................... Mr- * "Than* you f**/ Vvi rvttilr.^r in J M ta v tk iflr s l a s j s * | Columhln Broadcasting System | o|- Ion.-- M ... Versa W.... |i....t y t il .vm .* to hrltifj m** l.ori* to "Mm gii-tlu Buiia in molt " NEW YORK. Dec. JJ.-O -vec- fv4P*: ffom , exid about the Hongkong »Hua-1 Mis, Audrey .*'• e.e. M i- T helm a’ ‘I»eir Fnnta, 1st)—Employee of Cltsa I rail­ tiun: "The Japanese rear la being Turner. M i- Th... \T ,k er\. Mi ” 11 t.trice Jd.*,/* l)i%rrr.'* "1 want ii rutilier dull, n big m rirasingly threatened by roads of tha United States, as of the ||^i,.„ ||«h... M i- Mary William h .il and anything else you rail ( hinese, who rnntlnue their the middle of Nov.. 1941, touted ail- un,| Mi-, Helen la-e. "D ear Santa, mud me. vsnen along the Kowloon-Canton I 1,202,006, on increase of 16.17 per "Please bring me a tent ami “A Inm Jean Buhammon.” railway. Chinese advance forces cent compared with the corresrc ore now reported to be only seven ponding month of 1940, but a de­ a fire truck and an i-e truck some candy, oranges and nuts mile, from the Kowloon bonier.” crease of 1.29 under OeL, lull " I ’m going to try to Uo is het ouhr British imperials have stemmed according to a report Juat issue-1 a Japanese thrust 300 miles north by the Bureau of KUttatkp of the te r hoy. 0ea» e bring Gibsun JA C K SO N V ILL E, lire 21 Interstate Commerce Corsmlssi-n. Bates and Joyce Jonts some of Singapore and an official an­ Welfare nouncement tonight hinted that a (Spi-nah Tht* Stub* Class I railroads Installed 72.. things too. llt*ar*l lm* i:#ur»tl the machinery "Your llttlo boy, Hritish counter-attack either a l­ 440 agw freight c a n in service lin y on "Georg* Allen 'Maffet II" ready has started or ii being pre­ fur the |*iiymerit* of m*h v:•«•*• In the first eleven months of pared in the vicinity of Kuala to lehlitmnal applicant-* for ««M 1941, the Aaaociatkm of Ameri­ "D ear £aota Claus, Stuck* IC ss ll.s .4 Krsw r .a * Oast Mje n* 4 ittiiiic 4 * ju*l * ■ * *oi»n a* can Railroads announced. New UO "Juat a little note to tell you state for all typea of metal Knnp-ar. western anchor of the funtl* from new horye truck lev re* freight c*ra put In service in the th s t sines I woe talking to yuu in work. About 63,000 has been new defense line. After announcing th r Japanese Voteil hy the I'Jll *r**ion uf I *•- | same period Iasi year totaled 59,- Sears, I decided I only want a spent by the government here In­ gi'luturc U’t’im»fi uvailahle 4721 bicycle, Chinese checkers, red cluding about 11,100 on equip­ had hern held along e line run­ # At it* December mcelinir. hehl „ the total aumbar of new corduroy house coot with tipper, ment. Other expenses are the ning 100 mile* in a northeasterly here, it anthoriietl ilintrict l»om»l* freight c a n installed In the slev- a pair of cosy red slippers! and trach er'i salary, shop upkeep ami direction across the peninsula en.month period tLta year, there plenty of nice warm sunshine so supplies. Washington i n i rated from Kuala Kangsar was "slightly in irive*turute all MptiRrntmn* fil fil hy the U(?ci| throiltflimit the wew J 9 J 0 6 hog, 26,766 coal, !.- I can ride all day ChrDtmaa and the.ahop as |-A . encouraging." A t a t c , thi* action 9 >ii|»pl«Aiietit in^ j 662 flat, 2,007 refrigerator, 145 ‘rqoat of all I w ant you to re­ «, coupled couple with unconfirmed that of the N o V c i i i Im i incvtiiii; l This, Amo Among the equipment are a Lovely 1*7 lex in fin# quality ■tack, aad 615 mlsceOaneou. cars. member to bring Junior and Bud- lom pltte acetylene outfit, a gov reports of lh« arrival of fresh re­ when rnDrirenient of the NtH'hil mplete rayon crepe er satin. Otheri dy‘a p re sente here as they will i' rn men t lathe, a high speed inforcements, led to the belief the work .tu ff wa* authorised in urt I in warm, downy tetd ei. ramc of o a r outiU odlng mission come home for Christm as If Un- grinder, a forge, aeveral auto mo Ilitish were through retreating attempt tu ft 1uni lit. the work to and were ready to Taah bark at hr* nccornplisheil m each di*trict. ' flalds. Tho H ot . Mr. SXrohm has cle Sam don’t d ra ft them. I went torn, a rebuilt truck, n high pow­ Japanrse forces which admittedly ered arc welder of 200 amps, and bsd o ( n o t to o l 0i exporter*, in t h e m t o do the best for uur There nrr approxim ately H.iHNi 1,000 hand looli of all aiiea have a Urge portion of northern application* fur olil utre a**i*tttitce m U sta n n r work sa d boo chosen Country but let them corns heme over ktalaya in their handC and types. • petulirur the *tnte over, it wi »«| this latoraotitar -sjraopsta to ple- snd oat Christm as dinner with In addition, a new |460 screw tura today's chollongo o f missions. us snd Santa plena# remember all Rtateil here tiwlay hy lu'Inml W = ( I : sh o ps cutting lathe haa been ordered. A the little boys a n d glrle thst Confident th a t thta program lli.itt. *tate w elfare font nt Un loner. will ho boortlly rsoalvsd, tho pas­ don't hove a daddv or mother to library la on hand dealing with all Accord ill); to pj*t experience, to r, Rov. Goo. E. Zlomcr, tv,tends do for them like we do over here. motor Jobe, and the young men • coni ill Invitation to tha entire 1 hope all the people In the world sea special moving and (till piehave a merry, m erry Christmas. turea that demonatrato actual public. wiwk on can. The loya rebuild "Your little friend, TAMPA, Dec. 2 3 —(Special)— motora, some of which are picked Co-si pi-ruting with .Margie Weekly.” government up from Junk yardt, and hava "Denr fantv, agencies ami dedicating tha en­ built n truck from porta of an "I have been a good boy nml tire exposition to American de­ I w ant two guns ond a holster old army truck. Tha motora they fense pingnm s, the Florida Elate naramole are placed In the re­ and a little tra c k te r and a ear Fair will present its twenty-sev­ th a t winds up and runs by Itself, built truck ami tested. They also enth ennuil agricultural vihlblAnti Save The Difference — Uur Personal hava put a new b o d y o n tho tton a t usual, Feb. 3 to 14, it waa "To Fanta Claus front, l-tuw Departnirnt will llnnnrt* II. Ih f ruM i h •chool truck. Sonny Lodge." announced hers today by General low. Four claaaea have b e e n run Manager P. T. Strlsdsr. “ Denr 8anta, "I know you esn’t bring me hero. Tho fifth started last wash. By unanimous decision dlractFuneral Director much this Christmas on account Any young man between the re- ora voted to carry on with tha Condtr Flrgt ft French ired agea may enter now aim- fair as usual and to link the ex­ of the war nnd time era hard. / by registering and attending hibition closely with United States Member Federal Dcponlt lntturanre t.'orporallon I tin eight year old and aro In tha claaaea. They start St 7:00 defense operations aa outlined by the third grads. I have been UOMS IN AMD.UKT P. M. from Monaay through Fri­ the Department of Agriculture, good boy. I want YOUK IMS CALKNUAK pair 0! ridding tawta, alae day and last throe boon a night. Department of Commerce. Mari­ CSUSKXMWWeUMMnCSKMMtaMrj Lotting eight weeks, graduates time Commission, and War .Da* matt make 99 heuru to got a cer­ traent. An entire building haa tificate. A t tha present, the n reserved by these federal claaaea hare bean halted during agencies for educational dtaglaya tha holidays until Monday, Jan. to acquaint till public with vital facta pertain!ag \o the part sack A boy may advance aa rapidly plays in defense. aa ha la able to, snd ha may apac- .j • a j lellse In any particular branch It he lent drafted, that ha prafera. "It really U fooliah far ^oung learned a craft and should be to antor tha close,' Mr. aura to land a Job. Wa bays one declared. "If ha haa this of tha boat shops In tha state, when ha la drafted, ha and It will p ay l®ung men to take advantage of this sltaatiM.'' l u v t much b tU tr Honored At Dinner Bed Jackets Railroad Employes i &how-Lom And Gain Old A Assistance To Vic Granted Fuon Sanford Men May Receive Motor Training Y Florida State Fair Will Be Held Soon BUY FOR CASH AndersonGriffith The Sanford Atlantic National Dank S K GIVE AN Take It or Leave It! Pi Eversharp f o r e v e r PENS & PENCILS S ts ELK’S DANCE TONIGHT »iM P. M. TO JS:09 Orchestra—“The Prairie Vagabonded i i m l e d e w I t s Dww " ------- Hgj’ - Yr.’ ji j-; ; V B M H M .V ; I - y y | p ’d=.v ' .<■ - * v ■■ftiHbmmBBBB \ -v Sm r ELGIN WATCHES WALTHAM WATCHES �. mm ' * ito tM r all a«l«bbwbeed jrounn^r*. I u p * tU wi Dm la U a d s f '■ " :orrs scrap book By R.J. 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Um Oarmmna tb raM toa win b* atron«ty Umptcd to unload him. m UMjf did Um kalMT, particularly if tb*y*r« e ffm d fairly n u o a t b it 1 •1 ' L « U i from i u l y i n quit* cowVtndngly to Um effect that B m ita* crowd M mm enough at hia'mant |O M d to and it aliaoat u y day AdaiTa dam p on naws from Oarmany la much tighter than Btnllo'a haa baan abia to maiatfan on Italy*, ao It Mn*t aa *a*y u datarmlna Lba proportion of pan I bU Twitonic diaeentcfit with tha r{ t-i * - in I J - * MILE. SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS WITH OUR FLOWERS PIPPIN GARDENS, Florist sv.m • M it 1 >1 n h 'l 1 Hi t* In p 't l.lt * ' .*•!% - i n ' • •< N tlI. iiimI I *t*f. 1. • Mi l m«*nli.Mi.. ..•It** R EO W oobs i ww. ••e | I . ulliorI*. .I Q U M i .< E P - OF ALL . 1 p»n w i l l * It 1 •TH E SHOP OF PERSON AI. SERVICE” in.I r f f a i l ..< I 1 t d i p r l .tl i l..|i I I n -1 • « AIQHT UP- Int Iutli < except <Kose oy 11 1• lii.iim f..i u> WE CARRY AT FAIR PRICES AM. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED « . C fL A J i/ f O f U S f YHe s a h Ya CRUr IK CALIT0RMIA, WIN ES—LIQUORS—GINS in Mm dll.l W H IC H Y < E R E < IL < E P B /< K e EARTHQUAKE. y, OF 1906 I< -$ q o o O PSycH oL oQ Y v l <rtETfeA H SPA R EK f PLAS<IC PEKN1 BANK, L E « lN Q <llE yoU H ^S<ER . S E L X H l L E HE SA V E S THE OLD HOME TO W N r«i »•••* u i *•••«• OUR S T O R E • I r Kul*»M«iM ■j j I.. IP BUY || HORSE r a d is h BUY Z o n I II . c t. ' w llflillt ......... i « . . | m l || i l l ** f IOOO D E PAfTTM E MT wllfi.ll> i • *•.•••■ .1 xt .v - ’ • . * * D allvafjr M FI.O H IST ( aKI.KKY W K .N t’K We " * Ti relefrap i r i r a p nh rKlnwern . n n r r a .Anyw i n j . nhere u r An)lim * * \ 111 ..I tilt . All * • l>\ Mi** • *11 % The Perfect I•\ Hi u. I t • *|»"i"l i|l4ll.<ll* |.« \» f i|HV . (iift! Tin* pii'tur.* of n loved one is a highly treas­ ured itiH. Send one to to the folks xvho are axvay from home. Cull us today! Mlf.llnli.il I*% «!*• I iiltt.fi (IQ(N(i PLACES T H IS O T T A W A , O u t , D ac. 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P j l ’i'.’.V. I" 'nr- ' ' P O L IC Y !! V IS IT d l»|r**n By STANLEY |M SORRY. ON SALE PAYS VJB CANNOT BREAK 1 ONLY WANTED* A SM A LL BOX - - G O SH IM G LA D )M NCTT S H O P P IN G fN H E R E F O R A PIANO!,* C&C Liquor Store III CHRISTMAS? L. COX, Photographer THE ESSEX STUDIO 108 N. PARK AVEi. . TELEPHONE 570 ip fttfa fa W fa M M M fa a m W fa fa fa m fa W fa fa M M fa llC M M M IK fa M M C fK ChristmasvCoelttftUs SANTA ALICIA WINE Package Goods Chili—Short Orders Dinners — Delicious TAXES JACK'S m DROP INN S U g P P n > K I» W A S H I N G T O N , D ec. U ~ * ‘I V - P r o U c n t Room »»U tlanw l Mnnday legW atlon wbfch eubpenilt for a n a y e a r f r o m J u l y 1. 1 H I , on Ptahlpptna prw lutla Ipplna prwlut Inltod Stale*. Classified • eaported n n ix Ml Sanford. flo rM * . * ,!.h ' IN 111*.: KBTATM n f .XNHI.I.Y II .V l„ alxio rnlan4ar m nnl^a f.uni lba IILAMKM. tia .e a a e .l ta nf ».f Ilia f lr* r a t in---------intkill. a -llt.n •*•, , lino mo n T<» A L L C ltE U tT O It'H ANI» I ’H II- IhlaI nni n n ilrr. K a .li r U l m or ilaman.l | rllVna^an.l «> N H H A V IN O r i J U M l l (I I I U K . .•..^ll*l»n ... . . . . . . . . — *hall ----- -alula •hall* h « In • th a (ilnaa n f rra lilftv -n an.I |>n-l fI -falll f f |*+ . r ■ntirtma „ , |. |r . a a n**f• Ih a * r ln llllfin t. a nil »»•* —........ ■Tull nnH a » rh n f y o u a t * tia r a , K h a l i ha aw nri. In h y I h a rla lm a n l. h r n u ililr .i am i m i e l r r e In p i x m i a a a n i . o r a l t n r n e r . an d anv aurh JUST PHONE 0121 -a n y r la lm a am i i t i n u m l i w h ic h alalm o r d a m a a d n o t ao filtil aliall n r a l l h e r *( | » u , nn>r h a v a A * ,bW ' a s v i . k v n . a a a i a a l Ih a M ala o f A N dl.K Y II Aa e i e e u l o r of tn«* HLAliKM, i l m a a n l , la«« n f a a l.l I 'm i a l r . In Ih a C o u n t r J oil a a o f f II UIJUIKA. ll- r r u .r j A au ilao la l-m .nl r , F lo r id a , a l Ilia . a r a r r H H . T h i. A rilK .V C ll a i r . ■alluu, Nov. S3. 1*11 I of Ile a la Ih a m a r t h m ia* n f a alil AS S. H. ENGLISH GULF SERVICE . ON OR WITH Y O ll l( CHRISTMAS FRUIT CAKE! PINT 40c; FIFTH 60c »/3 (JAL. $1.10 WtMH a“a,,iht maii< By PAUL ROBINSON p'ik.-:aM h.fJ».oo IS HOOD RY ITSELF AS WELL Drive in tixlay unit let us cheek y i u r c»r hefnro you leu mi th a t hulklay* trip. L et ua check your tires, iru*. oil, w itter, hat* t o y wotler — W e'll *ivo >nil o u r innat prom pt ami .'M e a n t rervlce. HOMER’S SODA SHOP fl t|D I( K I t Kit HKIIVICB Firal 81. K Sanford A re. I'hnn* I . . . MgaBaaHHaaeaneauEBEMBunuBManBBMUMaBi LONE RANGER NOH 111 TALK/ I HELPED BttALT EECAPS COT>* LONE RAN66R COULD FOLLOW HIM 10 TM$HeADQVUCtVX! He'S ON HIS WAV H B K NO W / O tT H B R f *■” WS A v " & f S ra p ill *v \ H> w?y*v* Y3UCAN HANDLE HW.-P\ J M ! Z r*± rcd n m , r a. «aRK9Hr.KM,IU.| SEC m r i i • vaiaiT O O L A m j THB MOCeS AKS O N T H iW /W .'n WM �~~..........— —'t 3 w r TUESDAY, UEUEMBEff P A G E S IX Gridiron Doings Top 1941 Sport Surprises boalng and WDCO ------------------------—rA ug ust . ---------------------------- NEW YORK. Daa. 23—M V T here are a t lee»t 200 good reeaon* why the beat horaa m a n e t ra n loaa, and eeen mor# eipUna* lion* for the defeat of the beat football team. Nevrrthaleaa the I porta w rlleri who report thoaa happening! ra n 't get o ra r the habit of being aurprlaed when they take plare, _. _,1,' RADIO NEWS Sords' Review of the Year T a a lg b ra AT * 0 1 4 * 4 , * i y . , . ** 1 - J A other iporta alao rontllbuted th eir ahare * / J immV / p y u a s it itk o / 4 rre g ra a a 6:00 UP Nawa * 0:10 Jim White 0:16 Y oke of Broadway 0:30 Lum and Abner 6:46 Tha World Today 7:00 Dinner Mualc 7:15 Sam Caff 7:20 UP News 7:30 Second Hatband 8:00 Chrietrma with the Rplrita 8:30 Unannuneed 8 :S5 Klraer Darla and tha K r a i 9:00 Wa Tha I’aople 9:30 Report to tha Nation 10:00 Glenn Millar 10:16 Pablle A ffaira 10:30 Hporta Reporter 1Q-.45 Nrwa of the World 11:00 Cay Lombardo Orcheatr* 11:30 Renny Goodman Orehaatra 12:00 I.lnton Walla, newa 12:06 Sign O ff t m U A a a te n v jiA d a Awcvmc Y C A A toitX A C r ) <UMAAWUe. GOCMe wUiTS Sox Tamnrrow'a Program _ 6:30 Norman Beaaley and hla Fla. Cowboya . 7:08 Braakfaat Brevltlea 7:46 UP Newa n UMmcA iXftAUMieuo Package Goods Beer & Wines Cocktaib Gal the holiday aplrlt a ad wr "aplrltn" . Drop In for a well mixrd drink . ■ • take home a quart of our national­ ly adrertlaed produrla for rral warmth and th etr. Vi M o o IARp ' M flA fT O e x -f 'l'i. tto a u OkueJ Wkwi Hla AUfkOaUb tO O -M e-pfq ixuroKMa tvae*' A A P JANB PARKER FRUIT CAKES t lb. rah* V V in Vm fl HWT ItlTATOKH. l«i II I&. lb # r f | f l »• A0W 14 rw l »»rh*, THE GIFT HOUSE The finest selection of gifts can be found at Coleman’s. You will be amaz­ ed at the complete­ ness of our stock. Tfoe beauty of our gifts is only sur­ passed by their usefulness. Come in now. Christmas Cards — Fostoria Glassware — Eversharp Pena k Pencils—Pottery—Artificial Flowers—Books —Games—Buxton Leather Goods—l)opp-Klt Leather Goods — Social Stationery — Corona Typewriter*. ORLANDO, FLORIDA Office Equipment Company > AAtioNSL AMATgUR Ooif O UaPKM tdiP AUO f l ___ Merry Christmas To A! Is k Customers Prices In Effect Through Saturday Y v\ • fl.a O . T ANOXIC IN K*. «•* f»«.t n :n l». 11:30 Murle a la C arter 11:46 UP Newa II :65 Tem perature 12:00 Kate Smith Speaka 12:1 (Checkerboard Time 12:30 Dancetime 12:45 Our Cal 8unday 1:00 Dixie Farm Club 1:30 Bridge £ch->o| of the Air 1:45 Road of Life 2:00 Young Dr. Malona 2:16 Joyce Jordan 2:30 The Goldberga 2:46 UP Nawa 2:60 Three Hiatera 3:00 Farm Security Adm. P ro ­ gram 3:16 Bob Hanon Range 3:30 "The Night Before Chrlatmaa'' 3:46 Children are alao People 3:66 Preaa Newa 4:00 Colombia ponc*rt O rriiaetn 4:80 F o r Iba Farm or 4:40 T w ilight M tlodiro 6:00 Annual Chrlatmaa T rta Lighting—P m . Rooatvalt 6:30 Chrlatmaa on th n Moon 8:45 Scattargood Balnea \ A0*m nm-me. of aurprlaee In 1041, but in the minda of 84 aporta writer* parllrlpatlng In the annual Aaeuriatrd l*re«a poll, the ilolnga on th« grid* Iron topped them all. PlUaburgh'a 13-0 triumph over the Fordham Rama on Nov. ft— after Fordham had won Ita ffrat five gamea and Pitt had loat a* many—cauaed tha grrateit amount of amaiamant. Thirty-eijht nf I ha volar* pic had th at aa tha b l v fl K u n ry flo* U4* UOrtT'-dfA'rf- 8:00 Tha W orld Today 8:18 Organ Mooda R:30 M ade Men 8<46 Virginia 9 :00 Morning Davotlona 9:16 Rymphooattae 9:30 Conaola Raflaetiom 1:45 UP Nawa 14:00 Mamel ■ 11:06 BUek and White Notaa 10:16 M yrt and Marge 10:30 Stepm other 11:46 Woman o f Courage 11:00 Drama of Pood 2 ll>. rnke 6 lb. FARMERS’ MARKET U l w t l t a w n * a rw 'l **a v .g .la h le l l « a w k a i lM *p tm IXiai A . M. »•♦. aa. i u i i ItKIMUtT no . j« APIM.KA. Knalarn. hu. U hl. II. «• to II no llnaaa IIIM t,, |l a* A V d’AlKM. t,u. hpr* 111* lo ll.aa MANANAS, aa- lb. buna. II I* lo II aa. B K A N S . Snap. bu. hrp. ■ roan and Vaiantln.a Ta n d a r- |l.a*, fill* ll.aa. I.lma Hu hpr i n i in ii.a a C A IIIIA U K . in n . bulb, lab In tr y. Iia a a b> I t i a o I 'b i n . . . C ri* I I 1* In | l.1*. h p r II.t * C IIA V O T P , bu. hpr. 11,11 f A I II I O T S . dna. bua. 4«<- In H r . I 'n t J .A I I t M . Hot. bun. U « in lo r C O IIN . 1 dna. aarha ll.a a I., I l i a I'K I.K IIIV , art. t i l l In I t S« r A P l . l K U H V K I l . art. No. I I l i a h pr. fr y I I la In l l . T l Nn I hpr lie m ll.aa ( l l t A r t l K I l i m , h l .a d r . Waaa* V. 1 Comb. |l.»a >, L.,a l.ag tar, ANN PACE Mayonnaise something the whqle tumtly can enjoy Say “Merry Christman and Happy New Yoar" with furniture _ rtlcularly good thin year. Select a chair for through the years to come. A practical, lu tin g gift, ' _______ “ seat for 81a,. or a new living room Kulte for everyDad, a new lamp or bedroom nulla for Mother, a love ---------body in the family to use and enjoy. Let uh tell you about our deferred payment plan. S. t t i l l , 4 boa hag *Ut K fM g t'A T H Ini baht. f i l e I.KlIONS. l| b«t tin a |l 1«. ia»’* A & P PUMPKIN ........no. 2»/a cons 10c FAUN « Sparkle DESSERT............... 4 pkftu. 17c MINCE MEAT, 2-9-oa. pkgs...........17c Ul'MAN aril tv rltAk*a.nitv SAUCE.................... 2*16*/a oz. cans 27c .w t n w i t Ma w m u , u a v t-ib. **i m » Asst, Chocolates, 5 lb. box ................. 99c MARSHMALLOWS, 2 12-oz. boxes 25c ; r tu n a tt-rm ii Vi oz. jar 25c OLIVES ___ 2 oz. jar. 15c 4m n snur niiixo 6 Iba. 18c U Iba. 39c 24 Iba. 73c A »N L lllK H . 11la b a akt I l i a I . H T T I V K Irabarg lm>a* d ry I iloa |o<*, i t u i , ft tins | M I , I |3 IS, Ills lloalon. I d m rrlR O K IIA . tin hpr. I U 4 to I L H ONNiNM. *a lb aark, ra lln w In 111*. Itponlah. I l l * la w hlla It to d'-a. bun. M o to O IIA N i IHS, bna tl.a romb. pork tio t | I.M ll.a a |1 M M f 11.14 I I I*. Main*, r w t 13.:.* H,,< 1 Canadian C artlllad l|*d Ullaa I Cwt I lia RADIBIIKM: Itaa. ban t t a I* 14*. SfIM ACII. bu. h p r. S u m m ar T T H H e tn II a*. TOM ATOKA. I t la I I lb. C ralan. A & P QUALITY MEATS 9«*«qvviP.l.n No. I aurprla* o f th a COOKED WHOLE HAM ........lb. 33c rNWMta ROASTING CHICKEN ........Jb. 29c FRYERS •eeeeeeeeentifee *••••• ••••••••••••lb. 29c F*' » * we*ty-4 n PIC N ICH A M ................ 1b. 27e LAMB SHOULDERS______ lb. 25c 9MlkM UNUU4H8 ' ’ > - * * ■■ ' , . .. PORK SHOULDER_____Jh. 19Vie HAM. TRIMMED..................lb. 25c RK LOIN ROAST p « and other* named It aacond and third for a total of 144 point*. Th* parformanev* of th* grant T axaa football tanm—bl bnlag Usd by Baylor and defaated by To*** Chriatlan and than ronumlng IU nttltudo of InvindhOlty la that I tT triumph Otar Oragon— pul the Inexpenolve, Cxrefol And Complete Auto Repairs Day Phono........— ...J13 N ig h t P h o n o ..... ......... ITh* CKLERY WHEGKEU SEHVIL’H o m*i v t m i n m a v r* r . n. PSUSSSf ^ 34c Potatoes lOlba.: Umt IV, Two aad t l ^ f l e e * suite* in uU the new f*brk». A .m l ChrisUnu trout for the home and nU the family. Hoy ***I Our arkt* aro it 111 low. �I R U . 1M I THE 8ANK0RI) HERALD VOL. XXXIII. NO. 9H if . m 1 I I s • '# j the SHEPHERDS «omau-) c ;. , ; � 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, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 23, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 23, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 23, 1941; <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/e9564c742dfa10e28a98608ef20d5b1a.pdf fcc30a46870b07459b7a5886b6d013d1 PDF Text Text I .♦ ' ■* I • < • ^ A • A O I BIX ROOSEVELTS BATE BON Leading Bowlers From Two Local Leagues Will Clash On T uesday SanfordV two bowline leagues will clash In a epeclal match Tues­ day night In which the (lee top bowlers from each loop will face ' each other. The young Commercial 1league Issued a ehal.enge to the | lenlor circuit, which waa Immedi­ ately accepted In reaulta laat week, Lewis Candy of the senior loop swept two of three games from Coca Cola to Increase their lead over the latter five to two full gsmfs. j Royal Crown and I-ucky Boy each • copped three straight from Spen' eer Harden and Grapette, while Lewis Candy 21 *0 Dukei Tavern came out of a Coca Cola 10 11 slump to take Pepsi Cola for two Royal Crown .17 13 Iaieky BoV IS IS Grapette ...... IB IS Pepsi Cola ........................II II Bpeneer Harden .........10 20 0 21 > COUCHING Dukes Tavern Individual standings in the sen­ ior league: P. Resold, 178; 'G. Pe7 ^ That eo«*h from rold, 175; W .Thome, 172; H. Uola «ld m»r rath your ler, 107 I- Hopper, ISA; W. Lud­ wig, IAS; T. Holly, 154; 11. Tope, 151. •» eh, ladel ? I n : Uown DELIVERS ANY GIFT INthis ad hJITTERS COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Buy For Your Home—The entire family wiU enjoy furniture and you will never really miss the Small Payments. El Rccso ....... . Andrew Carrswsy Emerick Hardware Celery City FORTUNE SHOES . B. L . P e rk in s Mrs. Rogers^Baleom (left), exscutlvs chalrsaaa sf the Medical aad Surgical Relief Committee of America, greeanta a check far 821 to Frances Bird, first prise winner in the pester contact conducted by the committee among studepta of New York echos!a. CORRECT MIN’S WEAR Touchlon Drug _ A A A. Dennis, 140; B. F< Hofmann Electric . . . . . 4 I J. R.arson, 147; B. Lance Toaitchee ....'............ 4 I C. Jones, 145.. • St. John. .... J I Individual standings In Iht Com. msrcial league: Jf. Rartling, 171; 6 E. Price, 152; A. Carrswsy, 150; f- g|M fiA H aM auyjlf Beware Cough* That Hang On • COSMETICS • PERFUMES TOO ■ • TOBACCOS • CANDIES And Hundreds Of Other Gift Suggestions A SPECIAL A D -C H O C K FU LL O ' VALU ES PRICES GOOD TILL XMAS! ASMOUa TOP QUALITY CLOVMILOOM / D M We Fill All Prescriptions Weekly LYK0 LMD 2 lw. 280 BEEF TOMIIEu. lip 1 ’ BEG r r o K i L V i r iN B T J51i l l 190** w /u u u u m Pecans .. Almonds THE G O T THAT STARTS A HOME • For P e r Christmas • For H e r Anniversary • For H er Birthday W.. SKYRIDER SHOES for boys *jk bolh quite mm much aa haring n genuine BeautyH atful sleep w iry night In Ihs y«ur and II is guarantied for ten year*, . J FOR MEN T GIVE A SIMMONS BEAU TYREST Yo« know nothing will thrill n < £ - J * J Z Z m S L u i ‘S • Tr “ . ^ GIVE HIM THE LUXURY OF A r if ttd a v p A c a Beans " i B ^ r ^ l i S r r S J d t a D**Rboas- n i l• r t l t J r , * t tl»* Lying-In Hospital Her bo*bond W • N * n l o ffta r. ,v HAVI mu S1 00 5 ^ of Psnnsyhranla Hospital. 2 lbs, 15c | Potatoee, 5 lbe. 25c C IR C U L A T IN G �* V ij . >».>*' h p r p p s s - j -7 R*nford Is T h e O nly C e n tra l F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g Hall, lllg h w a ) A nd W a te r T ra ru p o rta tlo n AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, H ongkong Still Nazis May Be Holds Out Under Preparing For Attack Japanese Attacks Swift Hitler’s Assuming: Of DECEMBER ?», 1941 Jap Goal in Malayan Drive *s’ . J l» r AaawHaleU llraal A source which often hat had remark.My accurate behind-thev aeeaes information said today Adolf Hitler's assumption of full CMUnaml of the German army, and new Axia movements, Indi­ cated the Germans are preparing far a swift attack to close tho Mediterranean. The object, ha said, would b« to Salvage the Libyan campaign and o tim t the retreat in Hus- AaWMIH London aOUrces Indicated to d ay that Britain's Hon*. koac snrrlioiL atm held out Tj the Japaneae siege and £ attack by land' and Qf British Malaya, iliv liw ea* 800 miles north W pgpnn ark- reported Ifcfcif (warily at tha jap- Command Indicates A ttem pt To Close M editerranean Sea Colonel' Confined CoL' D C. E*cea Ruhlenb. mer . commaadanb of FleliL Bewail, w it ordei fined' to hie qanrtr* at bus, Ohio, ap.tr tan adi which be knocked the U. 1 Deploring lack e f air p Ity rtcognlting ths cold tap- msd torments suffered n d m lln * Ou-man armies announced Mftndky nJght he Waa taking over Mtbonaf direction of tbe Natl land B r t n . and k# Immediately appeal­ ed to hie soldier*—“fanatically’’, a* he put it—to wait out tbe win­ ter for new arms end troops. Hitler first announced in a eurP*»e move that ha had replaced General Field Marshal Walt her vast BiauchlUch a* commander of tfct armief. .He aak) Intuition led him to hie tlp fu l derision. ■The dramatic announcements, Including tbe bold-feet exhortation t f his troops, contained tbe harsh a&imlneMn that tbe g n a t SUd —mid on the home front specificaU k, * The Russian* have driven wed­ ges Into Herman positions which have made"' It Impossible for ' the S o u t h e r n A s s o c i a t i o n Germans to 'h alt their retreat and have demolished the Hitler pre­ P u t s Seminole tense that the Natle are executing an orderly withdrawal to etreight0 n Fav?red u s * en their line, an aotlw rlutlvf mili­ tary commentator aa!4 yesterday. Seminole High School h i. been Other polnte mentioned In Rutplaced on the accredited >lat of aian reporta Indicated that *we»tone of the highest rating assocta- ward bulges were being made in tlona In th* South according to a letter received by Principal G. K. McKay recently, Coming from the Florida CommIt tee of tbe Commission on Becondary School, ef tha Southern Association, the letter accredited the local school for 1841-42. With this rating, student# with Seminole High diplomat will be accepted In any collcga In the South without cxamlnetlone end also In most colleges in the East and WeaL British Cairo headquarter, indi­ This la the twenty-flfth year cated th at mala British force* that Seminole itUgh School bee a- were pressing forward at top chieved this high ranking. County speed today and reported a sucSuperintendent T. W. Lawton de­ eovfel attack lpalpal tha AxU clared this morning, Tho Southern garrirew 110 mUea inside of ti.e Association rates 1-A on tho State wtstern section of Libya. Hat, Mr. Lawton added. Tho Axio* shattered army in The letter to Mr. McKay fol­ Libya, opM* and to headlong flight* lows: “At tbe meeting of tbe woe pictured by . B m m ‘ headSouthern Association In Loulo- u ite r s Sunday wight u too vlUe, Dec, IM1, your school was tanrpaalaad to colloet Its strength accredited for tho yen* 1041-42. for an effacthra defense of Bon- Accredited Rate unique said fore?.* in "J S S a i^ a S T jS K aln"K rai, ^B^'mflea^Tp. Imperial defender* of dnntned h r an vrvr* ■panes# alagt to seemdn death or werlong aid tbe world by roth a t organized resistues In beery fighting, quoted Jby the British the axpoated fall of ta d beeti delayed by eetetance. I n the earn# be domestic radio mid npitf tea lion that the a r e a of the main« ad th i Crown eol• they aeaaulted the runs the rear. led By Police o r e * Sanford’s nc^ m eat .this aak aapw morntag stele a- q ^h^U f to km t A xis Garrison In Libya Said To Be Seized By British S Quarterly, Tho Florida 'm a t General ^Rommel's remain tag armored reru n had boon driven to Soluck, about 16 mlioa •oath of Bengasi, u d Itelian In­ fantry « u dad*rod v lriu lly ieo- M south • capture Mdy Sat- starting John W; N U M B E R 96 U. S. Troops Fight nh AS . As Enemy Strive. To Get Foothold 14 Italo*(rerman II* KnoxReports * • Enemy Lays Siege And Hfta D efenders Of Colony From # Land, £ca And A ir Member Associated Prem Boats, Several Jap Subs Sunk In Both Atlantic and Pacific Support Given Boy Scouts On Paper Campaign Clubs, Oruranizations attack* on enemy *ut> the Atlantic nml Pacific The announcement »f the vie tnriea In the war at *$»«, pie ■umably from the Ilime of I’rtui ‘lent Rooae veil's <«hooti*on *ighi order* to the United State* Navy on Sept. 11, came after di* cloaurea that enemy submarine« hml carried the war rlo*e to b«»lh ahorea of the t fnile.| State* and aunk one American coastal •hip with possible lo»* of liven. Enemy nubmarine*. edi'irin Icloae to California nhorc*. *hel| ed arjd torpcfloed the big Amen I ran tanker 8m Idin. and .'tied deck guns at ths tanker Agwi world. Possibly five nf the Emidio’.* «*» rm a) Six to eight Japanese di­ visions — 80.000 to 100,000 men — strove for a real foothold on the island of Luzon today, 150 miles from Manila, and were met by a valiant defense in which American and Filipino troops “more thnn held th eir own.” An estim ate from the W»r Department at Wushingtou ■loublril previous rstimstes of the Japanr*e invading strength car­ ried toward Philippine oraches by SO troopship* under a utrong naval and air racnrt The mothership* put a host of ISO man bargv* into the water, Here la a view of tha waUrfroat St Penang, Malaya. This rubber and the.e .warmed toward .horn. port is the goal of Japaneaa afforta In northern Malaya and its “Some of them nuereedeil in seisuro would hamper shipping and force the tlrltlah to find another getting a.hore,” -aid the war Dotoday. port. In addition, capture of tb i Island would give ths Japanese a partmrilt cummunii|ue A number of rilizrns have tr lposition from which to consolidate new forces and to store supplies. Official c announceinenta .aid rphoned and advised acouta of where they ran .retire discarded that tank cimibnt figured In the wrapping pa|>er or loses. Mem- new .truggle but whether theae hers the Sanford Womans Included barge landed Japanveo Club, Dawson, preai- tanka waa not clrnr llard-fightdent. said, have aL I .J , j'.!their ..! . ing American and Filipino solIso. rpledgwl dlera were declared to be more ' support the campaign. Mr. Mcl'alley pointed out that than holding their nwn in the _ ................ .. .............. . | Administrator llrntlerann wrote bloody fighting along the atretch had been hit in tha stern by the] Mayor W. C. Bill, telling him that of ahelterrd coastline win re th.? torpedo. i the national waste paper ronaer- Japaneae are attempting to land. The Agwlworld escaped by turn',*llon campaign la rapidly act­ The fir.t repulsed Japaneae $22.40 Donated To First Order For Air ing from her rnurse anil racing 4|ng under way throughout the thrust at Lingayeo waa the initial encounter between the In­ shoreward. It was sa|d her only United Stales, Raids Received By -Huy .Flajnja, F ar damage waa severe.! hawser *A» f®u know,® Hendenmn vader, an<J the. J*hilij*t>tney stout dvftujero- a . L h trfcl Hospital ^C hairm an Willlanfa line, which waa cut by a shell wrrtW- ’*»■>** |)»P«W li .Vlfhrfw tamf In uthrr Luzon landing., which were unopposed, the Jap­ Charles M >rrison acted at aneae have gainud small beach hrail. on the Luzon enaat at Aparri, in the north, and at Vigan, in the northwest aomo 100 mUgy above Lingayen. The Japaneae ul-0 Have gain­ ed foothold, at Lega.pi, south east of Manila, and at Davao, heavily Japanese populated purl itOO miles south of Manila on Mindanao Island. At Legaapi the Invaders have been under ceaseless aerial us vault whil at Davao, Army head i|uartera at Manilu .aid, confus­ ed fighting raged but no clear picture of developments there was available. Eight local residents are flying with tho JVoremua-Ma.bmurk A communit|ue from (ieneral Hying Service, a private instruc­ MacArthur’s hendi|uurters issued tion flying school, located a t the this morning before the J a p ­ old Sanford airport, according to anese flotilla was sighted in Lingayrn Gulf. said: Mrs. Mathew Hspbrouck, secre­ Weekly Citrus Sales ami treasurer. "There is continulnir activity rtance of this order, the first tary south of Vigan, but nothing serithe eight members, several Show Great Increase have received, should'not te un­ areW already cus has developed. Conflicting the student ra t­ derestimated. It brings the wsiing. Mrs. past Ilaabrouck reported. I.AKF.LANI), Dec. 23. — (/II reports of enemy reinforcements situation very close to home." field will be Inactive until — Spurred by abnormally light have not been confirmed." The order as received by Mr. The next week a* the personnel nf the ehi|imrnta and Improved buying Williams followe: school has gone north for the power, auction prices on Florida CIVIL PROTECTION Christmas holidays. tangerinea and grapefruit were Jap Capture Of (iuam MEMORANDUM Flying with the service are better during the week ending Order Ns. I John Jonee, Andrew Carraway, K. Dec. 20 than for any correspond­ Is Reported Probable ATTENTION: ALL AIR RAID Sullivan, Bl|| Staples, Voile Wil­ ing period In the eight-year rec­ WARNING STATIONS O r WASHINGTON. Dec. a j . - l / l t iams, A. Myere end Letter Guth­ ords of the Growsrs Administra­ SEMINOLE COUNTYquote of $6,000 will Uhn some — The Navy said today its last tive Committee and orange prices message Beginning Tuesday, Dec. 23rd, rie. tesl work to releo. Ho u se d for from the island of Guam were highest tinea 1836 for the a contribution from tho Rotary all chief observer* will have thvlr — received two days after tho same week. viationa repart each morning be­ McClelland Elected on Pearl Harbor — re­ Club. , Tangerinea averaged |4.41 per attack tween I and 11 o'clock, by teleported that civilian* in tho on* ami three-fifths bushel box; Townsend President ths fund raised next Monday at I hone, until further notlee. Peroranges $2.66; and grapefruit streets and the native hospital the “poor eten’s luncheon” be e~n* reporting will u»» reporting Agana. The capital, had been $2JI0 on the 10 major auctloni In J. F. McClelland waa rtcU cted last turned ovsr to the Red Crete rodo for hU station in accord­ machine-gunned by enrtny plane*. week. , ance with procedure recently sent president of tho Townsend Club war fund. Tha Rotarian* prompt­ Since Dec. IS, the rapture of tho ly voted to postpone Ladies Night, all chief observers. Do not man Thursday night a t tho regular island by the Japs has been ran atsttens b u t bo s u n reporting meeting In tbe Court House. Dur­ Memorial Service Is to have n la ren t luncheon next slderrd ‘‘probable.’* Monday, and to gtvo tho pro- coil le made dally sa directed. ing tha meeting’s course, J. O. Prompt compliance with this Sharon waa elected to serve on Held To Honor Kelly HARK RGG HAS 3 YOLKS coeds to the Red Cross. one of th« authorised speaker* on George Cochrane w u welcomed cider U expected. CLEVELAND. Ohio. — </P) -<• MADISON, Dee. 22. —</P>— Division of Civil Protection hock to tho el oh by President R. the Townsend movement In Flor­ The full-throated roar of three Edward 8cha*ttr, an egg dealer by Roy G. William*, chairman, ida, endorsed by John Weir, TownW. Ruprecht ofter an abacus of aomo wooka. Vbltora 4$ today’s end approved by J. L. Ing- •end repreeenUUve for this pltnea overhead supplied a mili­ who haa been In business for 36 t a r y air Sunday to Madison's years, said It waa a new on* on luncheon hwtadid Freak William* ley, chairmen ef- the Seminole district. of Winter Garden, C J. Finley of County Defense CouoelL Other officers who ware elected simple, one-hour memoritl eerv- him when ha foam! an egg with three yolk*. The dealer aaid It Orlando a n d Undloy Bwilm of for tho ensuing yanr are as fol­ we* not very unusual tu find Virginia. lows: W. J. Hughey, vice-presi­ P. Kelly, Jr. with two yolks, but he be­ Urchin Slaps W rong dent; Mrs. J. A. William*, secre­ The plane* came from Army egg* lieved that tha three-yolk egg tary; Mrs. Martha Moffitt, trea­ bases In special salute to the 27- waa a real rarity. Gentleman’s Auto so n r. LOCAL WEATHER year-old Army pilot whose bomb­ er scored three direct hits on the RKFUOEBB FLP.B THAILAND' TAMFA, Dec. 22. -4M \ - A n 23 KiLLDP IN WRECK Japanese Battleship Haruna and auto drives by n feebler looking her to tha aottem of the RANGOON, Burma, Dee. 22— eld gentleman rounded o cor* ROME, Dee. I t —UfV-Twos- ■ant W)—About 60 refugee# from nor. As It posted, a hid stood' ty flv e people wore killed Satur­ Pacific on December 2. Thailand, Including 30 American lag by the n r k reached ewt and day and a largo Bumber Injured missionaries and 18 British citi­ whyauted It iowdly with hie I* an accident on tho railway an- Directors Of State zen*, reached Burma softly today. League MakePlana Maay arrived with nothing but n Military Service few clothes. SILVER 8PRIN08, Doc. 1 1 ,1 Flyer In Hawaii MV-DIrectere of the Florida State Baseball League decided CaMea He If Safe Sunday to adept a schedule and nuke final plana fo r tho 1842 sea­ Mr. and Mrs. J. L Hurt ro- son #» a a n ti tag Sunday, Feb. 2. Rotarians Give Warning Station Elks Toys For Observers Must Needy ChOdni Report Each Day F l y i n g ServiceH as E ight Local Men As Students r City Hews Briefs �.♦ r I ■k • ■ p r ~ ” ......... ^ - ~~~—~ MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1941 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Sanford Herald THE ANSW ER The Tourist Outlook Just what the war will do to Florida’a touriat season, confidently predicted a few weeks ago as destined to be the best on record, is now somewhat problematical. When the first shock of the treacherous attack on Pearl Harbor Is forgotten and the nation becomes accustomed to a state of war, it is quite possible that the thoughts of persohs living in frozen climes will turn again to palm* ngd beaches. The manager of a tourist bureau id, Miami reports that despite the bad news oL Dec. 7, very t f f r , cancella­ tions resulted during the first few daya4thereafter and that now his organization is receiving many ha>v,bookings not only for Florida but for Cuba and the finhaniM ** well. To date no restrictions have been placed on passppct regu «narr M il •MMImII*MM «M4 mmUmMM latlons for American citizens and transportation companies MMBMM I** «»« M M * ■•*• will W* •* •,(•* are making customary plans to handle travel to neighbor­ ir M n s a i i i n l n . ing Islands this winter. ---------— ■------"Both Pan American and P. k O. have Informed us", says It. T. Bellchambers, "they Intend operating', as usual per their current schedules, the P. & 0. having no Inten­ tion that the government would take any of their boats. Pan American said they were geared to operate, at least 10 flights a day to Cuba. We are goto* to have Ibts or people traveling, If we refuse to be stampeded and stay In their ‘doing’.” • 11 ; Austin Williamson, traffic manager of the" P k 0 Steamship Company, just returned from*. HaVana, said. "They are looking forward to a busy season h» Cuba. Our reservations are about normal. We have several Urge con­ tentions booked for transporUtion to Havana during thi holiday period. During World War 1, we operated our service on regular schedules handling both mall and passengers. Of course, everyone familiar with ogjr routes knows full well we are practically within eight of shore the majority of the time. I believe thlnga generally will re­ turn to normal after tho first shock la fully absorbed." Edward Tietze, general sales manager of Havana's i famed Hotel Nacional de Cuba, said, "The attack on Hawaii was very disconcerting. However, we’ve been In wars beforo and I do not think people are merely going to go into a blackout because of the present International situation. Our bookings are heavy, and we are preparing for a fine season." CALL LOUDLY, CHANTECI.ER H. V. Moon, general manager of Rainbow Springs, the widely-known attraction near DUnnellon, said, "Undoubtedly (From Wings) . , h* who has witnessed tho we have had a temporary monkey wrench thrown Into our ttfc of hi* drsam mu*t cither fta ( t oik* or *I»« art** stronger December business. However, we do not believe thinking than before.") — From Chsn te­ people are going to forget the need and value of the kind eter," tar Edmond ottand. of relaxation such aa can be found only in Florida and near­ OH, Ch ANTECLER, you who be­ by Cuba. Once the holidays and the uncertainties of the lieved so long The Vibrant, ringing tocsin of present draft discussions are over we should see a large number of former and new visitor*." your song Could plsrse the darkness, call All In all we can see no reason why SAnford should be l/t 1 1 again! AU night 'down-hearted. We have less stake in the tourlgt business .Th* pompous onta have plotted, than moat Florida communities. We do not believe tho now they finite: And all who would dlapute their touriat business will be aerioualy affected* but If tt is, we brutal sway will still have our principal mainstay throughout all these , A re fatting. Eren you, betause lean years and that la celery. And the outlook for agricul­ the day Has t«nm*d , Indifferent to your ture In general, la mych better than It has been in many Mixed D rinks — Package Goods — Beer « t * n O B L m an BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR . 1 1 2 W. FUST STRUCT v PEA CE W a L B t 'V - DICTATE p AT TWS vim e H o o s t ! l.........p « t* ie * T ® '* 0 A • ELECTRIC RANGES • WATKK 11EA1KKS t REFRIGERATORS • APPiJANCES • JOHNSON MOTORS Wanes la sleeping: her hear! Chantcclerl . • E btarkwpAther Mry M WU . , . ---------------Thp . Germans are baginning to find qpl that war Is a gams that tw» nan play, ^ muat-b* some truth to early last.wash that ‘ng from a Bar­ ' s has fin d one E F L I tlO Q u ru TACKLE • GUNS k AIR RIFLES $26-50 up GIRL’S Electric Trains $ (•9 5 u p Wind-up Trains $1-15 hamlls them, and put them oat with water spray. If the firs get# Agencies Will Stage beyond control, the chief f in For Applicants guard should sound the regular lire alarm. Alt pupils should thsd i JACKSONVILLE, Doc. 12.— be conducted from the tuOdldg as In regular flra drill. CUsa leaders should conduct them la so orderly fashion to ahalter la nearby homes. Leader* must keep the pubUs.ln control. S. What to Orgaalsa Do thesa thlnga right away— they ara essential now: will bo giv­ (s) Select the air raid refuge en Theat examinations Ptniacola, Tallahaaaee —mors than ons If necessary. Be Jacksonville Tampa. sure th*re la more than ons s a lt OfUndo, W aitGainesville, Palm Bcaeh • and (b) Deter mins how tha school fcftCmt alarm will bo sounded for an air i Positions to bo. filled arc those raid. . eg-Junior and senior- clerk, junior ( c ) -Attfjfri a refuge space Of M(| senior Stenographer, typist, refuge room for each class or accounting clerk atatlstlcal clerk, telophonr operator, photostat op­ erator, library aaalaUnt, artist, accountant and statistician. AD appolntmcnta for services sd on bulletin boards. Be su n every tehther and pupU under­ stands them—now. These things should bo dona at ones. Whan you bava complet­ ed all of these things, |( la tmha to organise your lonf-rtpge plan­ ning. i Hera A n Boms of w Slope to Take Tho department M education or othor , authority, under the direction of tho local defease; co­ ordinator, ahuld plan and adopt a war program for tha daration. H e n a n soma of. tha stop* to consider . >. ■ w i, . ) Appointment of school ling wardens* wheat, duties Id be co-ordinated with their hang up the old aock for * this year. By naxt year t la put In It, Is liable ugh tj>o hole In the toe, • RODS ft REELS BOY’S BICYCLES L B ^ ^ jn a S im g call: Because the clouds are hanging like a pall Aenenl the sum you, too, are »|‘ „ A**, y<« , , —pho n * m aecuatoaad to I t Keep up tho moral# of tho pupjia, so that If a raid occurs rngwUl ha VO experience In keepng Ufa* occupied. Organise first aid' training for aalccted groups. O rfA n o ffia defense training for the flra g u a r* . I . A n Wa la Danger! Tha answer to that Is— wa don’t Inland to ho caught nappta# again—anyw ben oi turn. Wa a n net going again—“It can’t happen t V, Don't. ruih.around, don't taC aott-T bsoe.an simple Upas. Road them again, how. yoow fll apply them < csvsrad by the examinations will be made during tho naxt two years from a register th a t will bo set up after papara are graded. GAMES From 2 5 c Up' TABLE TENNIS SETS $1.10 up [SKA1 1 #5 upl r 1 ERECTOR SETS $1.10 up U nited Lumber Company FRI&CH AVR. AT l i t ST. PHONE f i t ■ COMPANY Bhaford, Florid* vice. (b) Special raid warnings center to sc hi (ftroot thn destiny oi » trWnlM Jn how to wi .Y o o r L if g • • .V * fA 'v * •« > f'm 0 r i, fiv s? :§ 3 J * YV.yV',* r * <yj ;.v �I MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1MI T11E HANft)HD HERALD, SANFORD, n .o m ilA Social A n d Personal Activities MONDAY • The regular meeting of the Tourist Club will be held In the Tourist Center at 7:50 I*. M The Ruth Cordon' Wright Dane ‘“ t Studio la hating a Christmas party for pupila or the dancing school and the school of Childhod a t the 8tudio on Oak Avenue at H:00 P.M. • Demonstration Club H as Christmas P arty The lake Monroe Home Demonatratlon Club held Its annual % Christmas party at the home ol Mrs. R. D. Base on Wednesday afternoon. The rooms of Mrs. liases home seere effectively decorated to de note a yuletlde atmosphere with m colors ot red and jcTern and a m lighted Christmas 1 tree,1 from which gifts were distributed to those present, after which the hostess served refreshments. Xmas Cards In perfect rondltlon wilt be eold this week fur Half Price and Bay Deft 12“ Mi wre-n 8 U a p « A Banda ENDS TONIGHT Feature: 7:23 • 9:30 - y .. u n i . i n n Unjiniilird BllMMDi , Tuesday Is Bargain Day Double Program cu e rae iv a HINRY fltDRICH FOR PRESIDENT| r v H Celery Feds Have Christmas Dance Inexpensive Fruit' Cake Is Approved By County Agent The second annual Christmas [ dance of the Celery red was jfhr* «*n in the Armory on Friday even* inif with music for dancing Turn- . Mrs. M. L. TU lisIs Ml's. OUlilM U i - s■(• toilMTv •<« Mlf Iihed by (ilmn Drown and hi* d e m o n s t r a t i o n n g . or hut t»**ted Hostess To Society orvhestrii. • and r p i » r n \ , . l a " i m x ; u n ivo Centering the interest in the f r u i t c nk,. w l iu li «l , ttills, a “ lrt*» Yuletlde deenrution* was a huge The home of Mrs. M. I . Tillis silverlh stir the center I minuti “ cake an*l r» o«- . »*.U it on Elm Avenue was the acene on Mr. and Mm. Roy Holler arc | llf ' a placed tnn ,n* „Monday . , of. the . meeting , ,i as • nc (hut i«i » nglil" f**i evening o f ,,■ng.n.lirvm P " ,' l’« ike holhlay. tin Haddo 111°' strr,I nr mrMbull llfroom rr., over.lead with holiday fi*s( i\ it !«•. v,jl t fruit the iMitnts point* tn the the Glrla Society of Christian Ser-1 K ' ______ I| tending from th«enkr c r a m air. | m i l - fi r \ an«l mil * • side* of the i cm>im into lar*:e baa* " I t IS no! l in k I • . t to l;» vice of the Methodist Churrh. A I! Jltss l.ou.v . y wx in left j kid* filled with Rranliin |H*ppcr. hut prett\ t«« ..... H ws*l| mid yuletlde theme predominated in for Rirminghsm, Ala visit The stage w n binked with fern, w e i g h s J a n d I I p. i .|. with her parents. the decorations. I Ilrntilian pepper and poinsetties. Thr rcc»|N* w | 2 cup bol * | The festive mood was completeil | The impressive rsndle.ight ser­ ter; 1 m.l I i .ups |,is.wti wtiifar. Misa Lillian Duniap is the gue«t the sofj lights of the C'hriat* 1 tew*p«hoi -alt. i «-g|». vkcll l*c;» vice was conducted by Miss Betty of her parenta u, Maryvlllr, mas tree A large tanner with a ten; I piickac* ft*! grunp a Thurmond, assisted by Miss lnet Tenn. for the holidsys Sint/i nt ea» h rod ami the words y e n s t , I 1 cup Ink. warm \\ i«t • t . Williams. The book review, "Stand “ Merry ( hrintinns greeted the 1-2 teaspoon sugar. J and I J upt Bersie Long of Pitta - df ncers a» they circled the ball-* up for Chlnar was given by Mias sifted flour, gtalc.f nnd ..f | ! room. lemon; 1 t«*it«i».Ntn i*fMimil out VetU Ann White and the follow-' *“7 h; i* ? ' U ,w,lh friend Hpofivors foi the evening wefTi • , . . . . _ ,*n‘* relatives in Sanford, meg; I J !i‘li'lh".ii git.iind elitvi-s, ing study chairmen were appoint-1 Mis John Kick, Mrv M S Wig* i 1-*J teusptMUi b u k t o .........la , | J a n • gins. Mr* I) L. Perkin*. Mrs.* ed: Mist Cladya Ferguson, music; ’Mr. »nd Mrs. W. M MrKin •our m i l k , I a n d I J cups ««-«■•( Otto Caldwell and Mr* II H. Mc­ Miss Gwen Hayes, picture!; Mlas*?Pn ,0,**y for Alcsandria, le*« ruisfn*. I J « u p *ii«*ed ci!r«»p Call 1*2 c. p b r o k e n o u t * . Vesu Ann Waits, a rt; amt M U .|J £ £ K ' ^ At intermission a floorshowl P o u r ye a* ! i n t o l u k e w a r m wn Katherine Spencer, literature. 1 was presented with Mack Clcve* | i t e r , a d d I 2 le a s p n . u i - u g o r , . * tn a n d H was voted by the group to) L. II Swsim of Recklev W land acting as master of cerenio- ) let s t a n d fiv e m m u l o In r»oft«n give s Christmas basket to some'Va. is the guest of his brother nie*. The *how featured vocal Add '• 1 ClIJi. . f fl.di 1, he•at ■*m*H»t It needy 'family. and sister iry law. Mr and Mrs. solo* by Orien Farrell, Jr , and ci'Vrr and 1ft »•*( in i warm The January meeting will be E. M. Swsim, for the holidays. (tlady* Pippin; a violin solo by nli.v la nd 1 .: ho urj* t ICttllt held at the home of Mias Saltlee Bernard heeler, and a girl* trio the buttii-r, wiigat a lid *aIt until and Inca Williams. During • so­ Bill Baker, private first class, which included Alma (irnntham William K. Dick and his bride, the former Virginia French, leave the light \\ hi vIV- •» l»rtt rr boci*m»‘s cial hour games were enjoyed with of Ft. Ilragg N. C. wns the week Hetty King and Ann Stine Church of Heavenly Rest in New York after their marriage. John light, adId ill III*•»! 1md am1 -int’o* Following the floorshow, Patty Xuob Astor. half brother of the groom, was an usher, while Mi s A-tnr, prises being won by MUm Betty end guest at his sister. Mrs. Lip •la with the ri•niuinitig Sift the Thurmond and *Miss Clayda For* Ban Vickery, and father. J. W Hodge and David (latchel led the u a bride's sister, was matron of honor. The wedding reirptioii which tlmir, »h••n add n. •nr and Hiun f grand march The evening'* en guson. Refreshments were served . Baker, hud been planned was cancelled because of the war. milk U’tl*»IIati l\ * • th. ako but j tertainment w a s climaxed with to the following: ter. III.‘lllllIMF Di.. 1Dillrhbt lifter The Miasea Mildred Await, Car-i Mr. and Mr*. Dewey lUnnen | 1£r di*tributn»n of the favor* at etch aibbin •II D>* noti i.voriinx olyn Waller, Mary Wyatt Rat- *°4 thr'^ children of New Or I thr „f the laiConga Cadets Get Honors 1 u-tl> nidd fit. ll "«t anid nil*. liff. Vests Ann White, Marion bans, !.« sre the guests of Mrs.. M,hjchw Wl** 11,1 '*V Loin CnMwell t atela -p.M!ill* IIUUO w»th At Military School •iIrnlgt’d ln',k' k. ( Irvi-lund. Helen Hut Aiken, lsitkia Gormly, Katherine Hansen*. sister, Mrs. Raymond I “",l lour jehison and Hilly Hrinan. Spencrr, Gwen Hayes, Wilma Bchsnl. 11. It. r an * m.b t III!g i nrm pun --------_ | Thus,- enjoying the tula affair Leslie, Cladya Korguson, Derieux nr the • and du*t; with f "iir Friends of Mrs. Jesse A. Cook | wl!ir llayrf, I net Williams, Said re Wil­ D imi.I i .. v R V ( 1 ' p r o lu l l F f*T into »he rint- pa ii until t 1 full T,uNum-y Cullum. Ann liams, Betty Thurmond, and Mrs. will regret to learn of the .leatn or ml" * Iiiiit and II o in d iiii ripill »1ll Ml U I 1Is . II.hot 1‘ilt the of her mother, Mr.. Mary || Wiggins. H -r.no- Will., Peggy Z. B. Ratliff. ml 1 •! tm III till1 tin* bulnn1 | . ltd 1!.. 1(1 Ol rtidl bllttIon .1 \.i _• Knight, nt her home in Stewarts | . A" " Valerie lhIO Cilkt • 11*1• ill n f"/v ville, Inti., recently. Wells. ( onimMet nil. Alma ll l III n f 1!•«• *r hn« 1 M ,ii .i>1 » • '» • « lit l.ot warm pIm <• for t and 1 1 bout • Mr. And Mrs. Cullum — r--- — ! CJrantham. Helene Tamm, Kve* r n n n M il it it r v \< ’*1• HIV It | . . | l t'tite’d* t h e m in a '• ligh tly cotd «»vco, lyn Stiles, Evelyn Stowe, Ihiris Jimmie Carter has arrived 1 !n a t e d t o ’.!•«» d - g i e e s a n d a - *r i lilnn, \ a , Ili a n ia s! t ( \ Entertain At P arty from the Gordon Military Acad- Entiminger, Mary Jane Itnbnnlte, i i • k Ilia a tiltc d t(«i,t\ .*() iii im it e *. iih ' i • •• t h e h e a l to •my in Bsrnrsville, Gs to s|x-nd Lucy IVanl, Helen Hickson, Mar­ S, *y fiv. . oh * iIsa o |\ o aI IjO d e g r e e * a n d b a k e a lo!i»| ••! Mr. and Mrs. M. I- Cu.lum w e r e Christmas ________ with _____his _ parents, Mr. tini Page, Sylvm Meisrh, Susnn I n nd I I hourRem ove cuke* Kirllry, Shirley Pameron, Gladys hosts at th slr home on Thursday ! ^nJ MrsT'E ~B. Carter from puns and l« * c*hi I llrn*b Pippin. Betty King, Jane Thig­ evening a t • dinner party given w i t h M|»ric**t w'liif* a n d deet»r:»!e in honor of Mrs. J. K. Courier, Jr^! Miss Alice DeCoursey has sr pen, Jean Harper, Helen Hutchi­ • recent bride. Poinsettias were rived from the Baptist Bible In son. Kathryn Wiggins. Martha D>mi Witusb.w x VihIitm *' w i t h c h e r i i c * an.I b l a m h i d al used to form the Goral decorations stitute in New Orlrans, l.s , to Wight, Putty Hodge,' t hrysanthe hi iv in tr fWw'cpti J lit. |oi**ob iu vy | nu m d*. for the rooms of the Cullum home *Wt with her parents, Mr. anil Keiiia, Matty Perkins, Shirley of W hitm an ! ••lie r»* to W a-h ^ Kick, Helen Stafford. Hetty Wn* ingtm i, Dr Wi ml. II i e»»i«,, and the dining table held a central Mra. W. C. DeCoursey. then. Janet ( hapman, Krnm week, l*ie«ide nl II .m il lio n IId! P i o f v s s n r o f |*hill•*i>i'll\ hi |(«d airangemcnt of Bnxidan pcpper.l --------R o ll in s anil*•mu ed lie " ' l l tin s Collcgi* . u n i ' l ** t . w »« o f At each place waa a small llght-| Mr. J. Fleischer ami grandson, Dnudney l.ma Caldwell, Mildred • d i e t e d I b u n o f t h e F a c u l t y a! M .i unip b i s d u l o a * t h e etui ••( ed esndla In a novel holder. i Philip Kronen, left this morning Robson, Jessie Durden. Mary a m e e t i n g i»f t h e T n M e e * la*t tin* |ii«*!M*iit aci idciiiic yeai Those enjoying the hospitality of *«r Sarasota where they will Martha Km**rick. K c Ih-ccu Stev* rn*. Ruth Hand. Phylli* Smith, •pend the Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Cullum were Kathryn liiwtnn, Dorothy SinMrs. J. E. Courltr, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Fleischer’s children. ford and llcttv Huhrman. Mrs. J. E. Courier, Sr.. MIs^ Also Clircrur IkmnId.son, I.ec Mr. and Mrs. John D. IUInu-s Maude Ramsey and Edward Mar­ I.ia ri Infill* and sons John. Jr., and Ver Ilutncr. Jr,. Hilly Robmdtc, (>• shall. _________________ ^ n°e. of Evanston. III. are thi- ciL Mnrjin, Mack Clrvrland, Jr.. Faniftl Amerimn iviitrltr. Tjiura 1 guesta-of Mrs. Balmes' parents. Bill Ilranin. McKay Truluck, lugull* is pu-turril at the Wishing- * Dinner P arty Is Franklin Uranan, Charles Park. t«n polar bce.lcjuirter* after she | Mr. and Mrs. George Balmes. J r- Billy Flaming, ,AI Hihurn, w»* jniU.I on charge of vioiiting —. ■ r -I, A t t e n d e d d B y i C h i b I r *| Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Daniel Miller William*, (Ilcnn Odham the Foreign Agent* RrgistraU’j^ have ea their guests for t h r ! ° ri,'n Jr.. J rrr Ihirmlny. act. She wus charged with being Gus Schmah on# ol the spon­ holidays, Mrs. C. II. Olrardisu l),vi,l Gatchel, Genrgr Kvnis. un agent «.f the (ii rrnan go\crnnirnt. sors of the GlrU‘ <j3ub o l Lake Kenny Kchols, Karl J itrr, J r . Elisabeth Girardeau of Monroe, waa host to tho club at and Shrrwoisi Jacotson, Jimmie Inn i lumbla, 8. C. and Miss Louis# a dinner party a t the Valdea Walla of Savannah. Cl. ley, Jimmie Ridge, Raymond K ■ Hotel on Thursday evening. drr, Walter Connoly, K n i P Present were; The Misses Lois Mias Barah Sheldon has re­ Scbults, Karlyle llou.holder, .'ill 8waggerty, Pauline 8weggerty, turned fro pi Charleston, 8 . ('. len Wright, Muck Johnston; An Lucille Rowland, Delores Burnaed, where she ettended the senior burn Burrell, Paul Averlrtl*-. Blanche Nnugher, Gertrude Kel­ ring ceremony a t The Citadel Giles Chapman, Frank Rny. Hud IIAPP1 HIItTIIDVY ler, Ruby Boothe, Cherry Elixab* on Friday evening I'J'i dy Bishop, Neil Powell, l#-tny ler, Stafford, Vohellle Yales, Dor­ seniors received their when long. Clifford Proctor snd "Her I Danny ||utchi*<m rings. othy Rosier. Gladys Hawkins, man MUIdleton. Tnnunv Andos Carolyn McKinney, Mabel Allen, Also, Edward Marshall, Bobby Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. WhiilFlorin# Brrd, ‘Mrs. A. J. Peter- den of Ocala, Mr. and Mrs. J. Proctor, Stuart Quartermun, Wal son and Cue SebmalL E. Baker, Erneet Baker of Ft. trr Beal, Billy Itollyhead, Edwsrd' Benning and Misa Halena Aulick White, Dale Hofmann, Bernard. Co-ed Class Has of Tampa war# the dinner gurs-.s Deeter, Charles- fetnith, Frnnk of Mr. and Mrs. L»»- Woodruff. Ill, Wallace Albritton, Regular M eeting yesterday Bob Hickson, Paul Hickson, Al llo W ent ITS. A ,( fred Dnudney, Earl Shaffer, of (-Mfteim*' l(. The regular meeting of tho Mr. and Mre, E. D. Chitten­ Leesburg, Gene Harrison, Spence Co-Ed C lan of the First Christ­ den and daughter, Jody, of Pi Williams, George Speer, B. J »**'" rVt » h Vn ’ ian Church waa held on Thurs­ nellaa Park, accompanied by Miss Goode, U w srd Daniels, llowsid .sc h f-O * ' day evening at tho home of the Laura Chittenden and Miss Edna Bottler, Jr„ Al Wallace, Joe Misses Betty and Geraldine Pe- Chittenden, have b i t fer Arling­ Douglas, Leroy Hodge, Itslpli This »*“r, , tras. A short business session ton, Vo., to visit with their bro­ Ray, Ralph Smith, Jr., Sheldon i Hardin, Pete Mero, Fred WVhT;*' eras held followtd by a social thers, Roy and Jen Chittenden. •a r t Vernon Altman, John Duhn, Her­ tour a t which time refreshments .were served to tiM following: Mien Joanne Axsarello has a r­ bert Morebnd. Ben Craaf-ud, The Mieses Connie McCall, rived from the University of Ilunh Whelchel. Jack llrtrii.e. Alma Grantham, Marian Pear- 8euth Carolina In Columbia to Ray llrmdon, Msrion Rabnrn. Wllhemenia NthUck, Betty vlalt with her p a m ta , Mr. and Fleetv Williams, Billy Hjrtulcn, Patras. Geraldine Patras, and Mrv J . N. A onrello over the a n j Mr. and Mrs. Jstrra Keyes, Mrs. V. H. Grantham. Abo. 0. Christmas bolldayv She had as Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Herndon, Mr. D Landraas, J r, Cedi Jenea, Ray to r gneet aver the weekend. Miss ami Mrv M. L. Hudson and Mr# Fox, J r , Joe P atna, Charles, Jean Stafford of Stuart, ^ b o a Git-nn Brown. • Roland, and .George Roland. student a t the Unrteralty. Louise Pe'rklns~” Dorb’ Jackson, Misa Marjorie Tfelb field con­ Madalyn Truluck. Virginb Yar­ sultant of the NaUenal Federation borough, Muriol Knox, Jane of Buafaeaa and Professional Schulte, Ellso llutchlaon, PriscilRsynolds. Jewel Slaughter and Women’s Quba «f U 18 Broad- U Dorb Darner. MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Sodctj Editor Social Calendat FADE THREE T elephone 148 P e r sonals 1.69 Rayon Satin GOW NS • I ommI i|ual 111 K 4 >oil Matin • l ovrlt l.acr Trim* • l ull ( ut • Trarosc, Blue 31 to 40 Hoi Ivw oocJ SHOPS r has Just completed a two and • toff month’s field trip in Col­ orado, H an d s, Now Mexico and Arisons. Arrtvbg over tho wraksnd State College for (ho foUowbg: tho frees Florida Wowwa wars Misses Lacy R oom tlbt, Susan AndersonG riffith . V'cVct»^0&r>'° ft Funeral Director Corner F irst I French COME IN AND UtST YUUK 1942 L'ALENDAH -• . »»r*- ‘ ftO V A 6 .9 5 \ ’ 5 .« 0 GIVE AN rte* ?T ’ OR A tT O ^ '0 \0ve«» ?< tOR • Gooi suolity toy** ' • Sofia or Crap* l • Lovely Lacs trims * " • l b s c a t-ca r (tally m§4* • Twraia or White . : . n i*" ^ MUin it - �1 1 K* MONDAY/ DECKMBM* U, 1541 IDE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PA G E I 0 UB m of the “Fictitious Name Hta• (Chapter 1*131 Isw i of Florwith the Clerk of the Circuit t «.f Hcuilnole County, Florida. S r .V A fl HATNK.d w. M HAY NKtf Owners I. n «i Ti> ll*.\ 51AY OllOOM, Ailitr... unknown You nrt hereby mnimdmlttl Mini reeju red I** Janimry i. 1512 to 'the Mil of romplftlnt flh.I .iRRlnot >«u In th» Circuit Court In Hnd for Kemlnnle Coun­ ty, Klorlds. by Clarence flroom. the •Mtfiy being M suit for dlvorc* Tin* onler »h»ll b# published iif.r i ..n ii wirk for four t« ns#cu11<r week. In TIIK HANFOIU) IICCM.lt ,| nf«(|mprr published In Seminole County. Florlds. IV11tie h it official nig nature and ***■> of th* taiil Court at Kanf-inl. Florida. thl* December <> !• lieilNDON Cl*-rk of C.rcult Court Ity A II WEEKS D C. bur*; t f o rn (onft; I era*a bW4e; I a a to Me*; t l£f*ot. log ehalfi; I plM wr»nchM; % and vrtochH i I machine ham* m«ra; I blow larch; 1 hark •aw; t i f | aoalaa; 1 small table; 1 hoa; 1 raka; I pitch fork; 1 steriliser; I rana of "Hofkard"; I solder Irons; 1 straight chair; I mount ad exala; and I ottar akin rug: and ths following raal -property* Dae In ITS chains Rant vt the ■W corner of tL IV T. I» H. n so K.. and run thence Kaat li chain*. North II degress r-»*t lS.lt chains. West SI chains. South IS chains to point of beglnalag. containing S9.S6 acres, mors or less; th# said personal and rani property being situate In Bemlnols County. Florida. Not'rs la hereby glean that, on Monday. January I. 1942. ths hours of 11 o'clock ft. in. uod S o'clock p. nr., st tbs front I'rif of ths court hotiAS In **nld coun­ ty. I will sail mil ths right, title, amt Interest of the acid I^eo O. Ty­ ler In and to the above de*crlha«l poraooftl ajul real property at piblie auction, to tb# hlrhsst Lldilar for cash, to sfttlafy in'd ftft**ciitlon and all coats. f)|ven under my hnud and Mai dila let dsy of I»e.-in»*or. f l l , v i m i; ot* sMKHirrii r M. l u v n ||V \ ir 111•• Of MM execution in my h4,f,.i. |M*oed oil! of the Circuit Sheriff of gcmlnrl-i County. Florida I'l.tn i In .uni for Heinln<*l# Coun­ ty, KloiMrt in rl» * Milt of Cd «In NOTim II 11ei«11 >. trudlng UR Quality Not're lu hreubv given |bnt I Feci u ml Nee.I Store. plaintiff. am rnKuirnd In ths fern business •g.kin<«| l.eo t» T)ler. defendant. nt Hanford. Fla., under ths fac­ (t«l> .411**■*!ed Hi** I T*h liny of Oe- titious name Florida I^nf a n d t(.b*r Its 11. I have levied Upon »ll Fern Co. and that I Intend to the right, title, and IntereM of ths regiaier nald name pursunni to «it»(l |^*o M Tyler In and to In® folio* lug described personal pro- th# terms of th# •'Fictitious Name Htatulu" fChapter 205S1 l*w« of * 2 wire brooder l.ultsrl#*; 3 Florida) with ths Clerk of ths lii.eolerw, A wood broiler cages; circuit Court of Hsntlfwl* Coun* I rudln; I round table; 1 <»•) ly. Florida. range. 1 Irt l*<ia. • steulvaru; T. H MIMIILKY and I mokrr; I gr#»*u gun; 1 key. c xvuM&Lnr. . I...I# saw. 1 pruning saw; 1 Dec. 22. w IH1. drawing knlfs; 2 wrscklftf Christmas Tree A d d re s s D o o rw ay E n se m b le 7:00 'til 9:00 Christmas Eve — Through New Years Leavo at The Herald office before 5:00 P. M. Dec. 31 That means 62.06 saved on every IIOJO yoa spend oa dry Bfiag as your dry cleanlag and we will give voa the same k l|k (lass work (or which yon pay 20% more elaewbers. .W# rlaaa sad Mack kata, da alteratisas af. , all kinds. W# remodel caals. coat tali* and pants, n t as make year last Tsar's sail , look Ilka oaw! HATS Dresses CLEANED & PRESSED CASH & CARRY ASH ABOUT OUR ECONOMICAL LAUNDRY HKKY 1U S 115 EAST SECOND ST. FOR CHRISTMAS! A NEW RADIO NEWS K fC C. E. AUTOMATIC * ^ | Heating Blanket $36.23 * S 9 W affle Irons H eating Pads $5.95 up From $2.95 lectric Irons Toast*Master $3.95 up . $17.25 ffee Makers 'rom $2.95 . TabETSroiler $1^.95' . MIX MASTERS AND OTHER ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES MAKE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS A l Sanford Electric Co. ju i .108 MAGNOLIA AVE. E. C. HAKl’EK _ Tanlgar* r r . p t a . • 6 : 0 0 Edwin C. nill 6:10 Dinner Music 6:20 Spewraaa Brewing Co. 6:S0 Lam and Abner. 6:68 World Today # 7 :0 0 Th* Lone Ranger 7 JO Dion die 8:00 Vox Pop 8:30 Make Mine 8. B. 8:48 M ink Boom ^ 8:68 Elmer Davie and the News ™ 0:00 Orion Welle* 40:30 Sport* Reporter 10:46 New* of the World 11:00 Harry Jamea' Orchestra 11 JO Dance Orchestra 12:00 Linton Wall* g l : 0 6 Sign Off Tomorrow** program 0:30 Norman Beasley end His Florida Cowboys V•'00 Breakfast Brevities 7:46 UP News m8:00 The World Todsy “ :15 Breakfast Rcndervods 8:46 Virginia 8:00 Morning Devotions Tomorrow’s 1Vagram 6:15 Columbns Boys’ CBofr m School of Colomtm, Ohio • 9 :4 8 UP Nows 10:00 Mamel 10:08 Black and White Notes 10:16 Myrt aitd Marge 10:30 fitepmother 10:46 Woman of Conrage ft»:00 Mare Leo Teflor 11:16 At Horn* with Sally Mar- By STANLEY THE OLD HOME T O W N ^ T O R EA R D O U B L E T IM E — B E A N S o c i a l *t h i * T I M E ------- A H ! . - - - Y . 1111..? ? ? , ,-------y MARCH OlNUttKo S 4 W -- TH E b o y s f r o m C a m p w h o v o l u n t e e r c d TO H ELP D EC O R A TE T H E LOOOE ROOM S F O R .T M E M O N T H L Y 5 U P P E ( ? - - - A M D 5 / t S 7 » A T fi$ /C « ^ 7 R e A T - **teeellss#««a 0 . 0*1 . . . v.a.lakle It.sert. 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SOAP .3 bars H e l CLEANSER 2 cans 9c Toilet SOAP 3 bars 13c Laundry SOAP 3 giant 13c W.t,IIIVN POWDER .. 3 large 13c Soap FLAKES large 22c llem N N ot Found In ttm trui a i «r LETTU CE......15c OCTAGON CHEF-BOY-AR-DEE P 777T 2 POUNDS 2S« FIA )U R ________C lbs. 2 flc .Jjujje&fcr l i vaaeaMwcum.' JELLIES 1111.VK, PECANS ...A »/. ThOSC to n * M O W HU AXM& SWM HER WHAT HAPPEN* TO . W A T E R ....... ELECTRIC MIN I'S .. iwMniiTi.il m II %Ki:i<x M ake TkW ft Pork Are. RAISINS JUST COME TAKE A LOOK AT OUR WONDERFUL AR­ RAY OF FAT RED HENS AND TURKEYS Ilii /'twi/er i Charts PECAN SALE I MONEY MAKER 8TUAKT8 [SCHLEY ! Lb. 2 7 c SCOTT TiSSUIO SOFT WEVE TOWEUS DRESSED WT. ■XOWRALI. L•b. 2 0 c I*IMIK FH »:x|| ALTMAN’S 27c rO lIN I) B. BACON DUCKS F R Y E R S ... 2 9 « LAMB Lb. Off U h. dr Mtill It) 1.1.re Wl.lt I II S U E S UPOTAM2S NOW.TI7(iN6 THEM O t.'cSOtSNE H E ? 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ISO* KTFA KUTT OYSTERS lu ll nt CoamhC EVWHTL FARMERS’MARKET tary classes, including nationals living abroad and university stu­ .BERN, 8wlts*riand, Dec. 23— dents. ■A Roms dispatch to the newsiper Basler Naehriehtcn Sundry Id that Italy is calling new mili- vartl chock I h r fin csl i \ II ITALY DRAFTSBTUDKNTH STATION S Wc h :t,e a la rg e poulIrv A S A S U R P R IS E W e R B C O / R 6 -TO H A V E A e 8*11 U. 8. Savings StampsI C. P. PkawapkaC Stata Pol 1(4resn Clarene* Eckloff stands off aagersd farmers at Van Dyke, Mich., after shutting off ths flow of milk on a track in a convoy stopped by striking members of the United Dnlry Fsrmsrs. In n run. sing fight along the highway tha fanners battled to completely rout the convoy, forcing one truck off tha road and opening spigots. ix t iik c tK c ir r r o u iT n r t iih NINTH SLOICMI. CIHttCT, IN AND NO* TIIK COUNTY Of - SKNINOLK. STATU OK rl.OltlDA. IN CIIANtKHV. ADRLINK ItOCIION l'KTKIlH. pUlalHf, ARTHUR IIENItr 1'KTKIIM. Da> tandsnt. ' NOTICK TO AI’I'KAII TO TIIK DRKKNDANT, AllTIIUn IIKNItr I’KTKIUt: YOU AUK IIBItKirY NOTiriKD to appear In Ibe above elpled eaua«, a divorce eult, which la pendlna In the C'lrr | t Court »( the Ninth Judicial C.-iilt. In and tar the County or Hemlnole. Hlata a t rlorlda, end you nre hereby tprjidred tu (lie yotir appenranns In In# eald raea* on January tth, Ittt. Let this nollcs bs published ones durlna saeh wash tar four ronssehllvs wssks In ths Hanford llersld. a nsw. paper published In said county. WITNKHH my hand and seal as Clark nr the Circuit Court of the Nlalh Judicial Circuit, In and for tha County of Seminole. Stale of THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA HOtoAK DEC&MBEB Of M t LOT • lab. Cranberries ....19c I'l.OII 111% imi.'KT I bin* ORANGES ....15c APPLES O th e r M tnrea Hollmnaiae Hxure Baltic Creek Kardellcn llutler lJlrdoeye Kooda Taragon Vinegar I’earl Onions ’Block Walnut * H am do H hool.t Rum and Hherry Water ChestpuU Extract L'htncso ha tire Anchovies tf l» l* r Toasted & Salted Cosnew niberts Smo. Sturgeon Wine -Jatllea la p e n CABBAGE ......3c PUMPKINS ... 3c tlil.a H YAW S. Potatoes ....12c W E WISH y o u ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS W q Sincerely • / r?Y V■-ft* IIways ?-* Get Good Meat'* ■ V. \ �•Y MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, I N I TOR HANFORD ■OO0BTKLT8 BATE SON ♦ of Penneylvanlo Hoepital. The boy was born a t 11:03 A. 0 . PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Yl-IAVAn I peoad ■ »na<a aea wae hern M, the boeplta) »ald. h n . RoooeSunday to Mra. Franklin D. Rboee- relt 1* the former Ethel daFont relt J r , a* the lytng-In Hoapital Her husband la a Naral officer. . Leading Bowlers From Tw o Local L eagues Will Clash On Tuesday Sanford', two bowilng league* | will cla*h in a apecial match Tura, day night In which th e . five top bowlera from each loop wl.l face ' each other. The young Commercial ' league Uaued TT’ehal.enge'' to the I aenlor circuit, which wna Immrdl, ately aeeeptcd. In reaulta laat week,' l.ewl, . Candy of the aenlor loop «wrpt | tvjo of three garnet from Coca Cela to Increaae their lead over the latter fire to two full g a m e ,. Royal Crown and Lucky Boy rach copped three etraight from Spen­ cer Harden and Grapette, while Duke, Tavern came out of a 1 ,lump to take Pepal Cola for two m rm COUGHING JITTERS 'V. That erne* ft*™ of three. In the junior circuit, the leader, El Reeeo, Ioat around in winning two out of three from Kmertek Hardware, as Andrew . Carraway took three from Touch ton Drag. El Reeao ha, a one game lead. Celery City won three from l*nca Ton,tehee, and Hofmann Electric won two of three from St. Johna, The atondlnr, "f the leaguea anil the individual leader, fnhow; .............J U • • O il IOB M l*/ RENKMl L E A G U E L W I ewi, Candy ............... 21 • Coca Cola __ l'J 11 13 Itoynl Crown ......17 ir. 18 I^icky Boy Grapette IS 18 Pepal Cola __ ... 14 1« to 20 Spencer Harden .... !> 21 Duke, Tavern ... Individual etandinga In the Mfl< lor league: P. Pnold, 178) G. Po*i io|d, 17G; W .Thorpe, 172: R. Uo|.' ler, 107 U Hopper, 168; W. Lud­ wig. 186; T. Holly, 1(M; II. Pope, 16*. „ . COM MERCIAL LEAGUE El Reeao _____ _ Andrew Carraway Emcrick Hardware Celery City 7 .7 FOKTUHE SHOES FOR MEN ' SKYRIDER SHOES fo r boys B. L . P e rk in s Mra. R ogm Balaoaa (left), osacaUra chairman of tke Medical and Surgical Relief Committee of America, prooanto a chock for M l to Irancea Bird, Brat prtia winner in the poater conteat conducted >y the oommlUeo among atudaoU of Now York achoola. CORRECT MEN’S J V E A R _ _ _ Youchton Drug _ 0 A. Dennii Hofmann Electric C. June,, 148. l^nce Toa,tehee "8t. Johna — — J j- Individual atanding* in the Com gimcrcial league: Jl. Battling. 171 t E. Price. 182; A. Carraway, 180 Beware • COSMETICS • PERFUMES trouble to help looean nod oapel ■arm Uden phlegm, and oJd nature to aootha and Im T i w . tender, in­ flamed bronchial m ucoua m em - A SPECIAL A D -C H O C K FULL O' VALU ES PRICES GOOD TILL XMAS! And Hundreds Of Other Gift MuggeHUon* LANEY’S DRUG STORE CREOMI Phon* 103 Wo Fill All Prescription* for Coughl, C hit ARMOUR TOP QUAUTY CLOVIRILOOM • TOBACCOS • CANDIES SHIFPID DRKSSID XMAS POULTRY Down $1.00 Weeklj ROASTERS vguoW oilaT CHUCfC ROAST lb. ( < C . n ic - .t CRANBERRY SAUCE B .1 ECONOMY FRUIT ANDNUTCAKE £ 250 leTta 0OCMM «*AJH Pecans ..^... Almond* — MU*d NuU Walnut*.... w . Roil* *r Q**rtora * Hti Of. . . 25e « t* "" 50* w**‘u' RANGES - - REFWGEI WATER HEATERS GIVE HIM THE L U X U R Y ^ A fw f * C O FFEE lb . 2 3 c J THE GIFT THAT STARTS A HOME ■ • For H er Ckrtetmas • For H er Anniversary . • For H er Birthday ARGO ~w IC/a'A . f ./. BAM mM Bean, 2 lb a 15c| PotatoM, 5 lb*. . J p s 'u f. rs— '.— — i v' i.m 1 . i -. .. k. j m Q t. S J T T t.; i t t (■ ’ ti e rr N i f f ' I I * J L llX * • V V '1 *■ - n e a ie fB . I 1 �rft iMvraId INTENSIFIED Sanford In The Only Central Ida City Affording Rail High' And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT DAILY AILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , W ftS iU A Y , D E C E M IIE R 23. 1941 Plans Berserk Thrust hill Visits Rooseveli Reverses J a r German • Armies And New A ttacks | >robable To Regain Prestige R u s s ia n s And British Continue Victories Over Bagging Foe tp w d a M Peres* £ Sharp new reveries jarred Adolf Hitler's invasion armies totjay on two fronts — Ruv riaa tad North Africa — ga the world Speculated on the ^oaaibllity of a H idden beraerk thrust by tha Fuehrer in .in attempt to ' retrieve hia Uttered •military fortunes. • E u ro p e a n obgerv*ra p re ­ dicted Hitter In hla now* rote aa supremo war lard of the Garam a.aim tea woofj soon try to J t 'W w frim t. Tukoy, the Lily Pnna, diminutive aoprano, and Laurita Melchoir, Metropolitan Opera stars, bring toys as their eontribution to tjia policemen's and flrtm tn'4 Chrlatraaa toy fund In New York. Peopls In all walks of “ iuto to,fund, which la distributed among needy during. life contril holidays.;-' Africa Member Associated Press Future Farmers Washington, P « . 23. —(AVr President Itnoswelt railed a eonferenrr for 11:00 P. M., B.B.Ttoday with Ameriran Army and Navy official* and llrltUh Prim* Minuter Churchill and hla staff. The White House (aid the (roup mi|(ht be called a " « u eounen.'* The ilaring trip by Britain's rotund little fighting premier wee announced by the White Houie, which taid that l>ord Ueavsrbrook, minister of supply, and a techni­ cal ataff accompanied him. In a statement, President Rooaevclt taid there eras one primary objective, the defeat of llltleriam throughout the world, in converaatlons to be held during the next few day a between the President and prime minister and the reapeetive staff* of the two countries. The atatemenl said these con­ ferences should be regarded M preliminary to further parleys which will officially Include Raaaie, China, The Netherlands and the British dominions. A separate announcement, toll­ ing of Cmirt ter—t "The British Prime Minister has arrived in the United Stele* to discus* with the President ml) i|uc*tlon* retevaiit to the consort­ ed war cffd rt \* . / NUMIIKR 97 New Jap Front in Philippines U.S. Men Halt Jap Vanguard AsEnemy Swarms To Shore Military Leaders Of U. SM Britain Will Meet As W ar Coun* cil This Afternoon Opera Stars are S anta’s Helpers •British Isles May Be T arget (O r 9 Absolute Power Of Martial Law Given To Mayor In Case Of Air Raid Or Blackout Hill To Control Town Uf A«*MOri$eri F v r t t Dec. 23. — Heavy casualties resulted this a f lrrn o n when th ree Japanese planes homhed a re n te r which had been r e ­ served for persoiM evacuated from Manila and other towns. Dutch naval aircraft attacked Japanese ships In ihe Philippine harbor of Davao today, aiding Ih* United S l a te s forer e battling against the Inva­ sion of Mindanao Island, an N.K.I. m m m unioue announced. This is the first time Dutch Naval forrrs have been offi­ cially reported In action In th* Philippine*. Canadian ami other llrilloh troops a re *tubbornlv holding their position* at Hongkong, but the Canadians have su f ­ fered heavy casualties and their m m m andrr. b rigadier J. K. I.asson. Is believed t o hsvs been killed. | Absolute i-mnmsnil amt the I power virtually to derlare martial law during an air raid or black­ out whi swarded to Mayor WUliani C. Hill in an ordinance pass­ ed unanimously ls-l night by th# i... i i *'ity t'ummlssionrr* nt their rrgu8trnng bodies of Japanese troops are reported to . .......... i*l»ml i meeting in the City Hall near this harbor at Zamboanga, on the strategic Philippine Pull control was given to the of Mindanao, near Davao. Opening of second front diverts much Herded troops from the north, where Japanese assault Mayor a* an added safety pre­ I N f l a s H r l n l r i l Prw«q) caution in the event of such an have been repulsed. emergency. Another such precau­ T h o W ar l)<*|mrlnu’n t re ­ tion also was made a* the Comnilssioncr* votrd to allow the ad­ p o rte d to d ay th<- Jupnncne dition uf one man to the |Miltce a r e co n tin u in ir to |m u r In force. tro o p * on th e l.in g n y cn C u lf tlecnuse of the winter influx of |H-tty criminal* which cau*e an ro a n t n o rth o f M anila in (he increase ill theft- at this period of P h ilip p in e* . T h e fig h tin g U the ycur, plus added duties hy po­ Ity .RALPH WAHNP.lt lice because of national defense c o n tin u in g W ith “ increaning Many local young men nr work, I'hirf Koy William* told passing up a gnat thing in re Oommissioners additional police I n te n s ity " it said. T h e n imgsrd to the national defenss were needed at this Um*- Chief m unlijuo M id th e in v a d e r's being held five Williams will obtain na .jnan Im.pran Im - ^ I n to J f e te L R o b b e r k at the Future mediately foe Dinpuniky- npork. la n d in g o p era tio n * g re "b*Building behind the high I and the matter again will be h < r atfphorted b f M increasn^*’ --------- . Farmer* BulMIni Earner in the day, the Presi | brought before the group at Its number of bombing und attark Several articles of clothing wen- school. dent had consulted In turn with Thq purpoM uf these - classes i n,| meeting In January to de­ planes." the Russian and Chinese ambatsa stolen last night when a thief ls two-fold. J. O One purpose I* a n |tH|,. ,f jt wj,| necessary to re Cheering news came from the dors to,the United States and the broke into the Economy Clothing aid to the mea who receive the! ihr ,.,tra officer during the three main theater* In the 17 Netherlands minister. Store at 204 Snnfnrd Avenue, pu training ami the other aid* the w|„,,.r •lay old battle of the I’aeifw to­ u i i v u r n t n o i t l •" i. Her revealed today. guverntnanl.' During the discussion of black- day. In th . Philippines. V. H. It wa* also disclosed by the de­ Men who take this training, out-, Commissioner Ed. Iliggiiu Army bulletin Indicated Aiuerl• Cwollawe* WW r a a * T t m l partment that two Hanford youth* which consists of metal wnrk, mo­ declared that all persons In houses are being held by Orlando police tor mechanics and all general or buildings *b"uld know eiat-lly for an attempted robbery of u ne­ machinery repair, fare a much how to reach th* roof and huve gro drug store in Orlsndu. The brighter future a* a result of the immediate means of doing so be­ two young men, Hubert Whit­ training. The age limit is 17 tn cause of the great danger of fire* worth and J. > Preston Blevena, 25, and many of the mrn who a t­ spreading from Incendiary bombs. were arrested by officers them tend the classes, undoubtedly, will Commissioner James Gut Six marriage licenses have been yesterday be drafted sooner or later. brought up Ihe point that sir Issued a t the bureau In the Court When drafted, instead uf join­ raid wardens have been appointed In the economy store robbery, llou— during tho past week. tha thief literally dropped In the ing the Army at $21 per month, David L. Holland and Hath store. A skylight about 20 feet a graduate of this course is pre­ and are getting complete infor E. J. Nelson, secretory and erlne P. Lord of Bunnell and two high was smashed and a long pole sented with an apprentice certi­ niation on all air raid arlieities, treasurer of the Seminole Coun­ young • people from - Lockhart. hung down front th# skylhtht ficate that will be reengnited In on,I that a section of thrir duties ty Defense Council, hu* been ap­ Horaca Catl**l and Vivian Shay, where it was fastened by several any defenra Industry or by the would lv to place men on all roofs pointed by Lea l.esher. Air Raid in Ihe downtown area. Mr. Gut chairman, lo lake charge were Issued licenses to be mar­ heavy wires. The robber evklently U. H. ermed service*, and thus, udded that a* all work if done by Warden ried. schools in the county in pre­ lowered himself down the pole and he can do hla bit for the nation volunteers who have other posi­ of them for air raids. Chair­ Phillip Bauer and Dorcas the remaining 10 nr 12 • I . a greater Increase in salary, tion* the work D not yet complete. paring man J. L. Ingley disclosed today. Geiger of Geneva secured a II- dropped feet Into the store. A small tri­ do wnrk that is as essential as Among other business trans­ Mr. Nelaon addressed a meet­ cen—, alio Otla Lunqulst and angle of glass had been broken, being In tha f r o n t lines, and Eleanor Hacker of Oris ado. •land an cicsllsnt chance of pro­ acted, the folctough Realty Com­ ing of County .Superintendent T. and It was evident that the robpany waa swarded th* Insuring W. Lawton and all eounty school Marshall Clark of Muneta, lad. either was small In stature or motion. and In a t . Fandargraaa of San­ 0barboy. If for soma reason the gradu­ contract for all City automotive principals at a luncheon meeting equipment except fire tracks. A Saturday, and distributed instruc­ ford wore Issued n license, ss Police announced the arrest of a ate Is not drafted, he will have were B ract Blackwelder and Mil­ suspect, a negro boy, who is said a first rlsss opportunity nf ob­ Ford tractor and grader wa* pur- tion* pertaining to schools. Mr. cha*rd from M- C. Britt for $1,- Ingley alto speke nt the gMherdred llanstn of Palatka. t o have a bad record. G . M- Willis, taining a position In work be la 150, and 10 additional gallon* of ing, outlining the inner wm kings manager of the store, disclosed trained In, whether lathe man, l>aint will be purchased to add tn of the local council. tho only clothing articles known welder or anything c Im , b e c a u s e th* original supply, which Street* In regard tn general air rani* Citrus Commission missing this morning are two uf the government demand for ami I .irk-. Co immissioncr James and blackout*, Mr. Ingley has skilled mechanical labor. The naw ovarrests and ona housecoat. He G oti Research Man stated that numerous articles had law which makes men up to 44 Moughton said would be sufficient been advised by the State Coun­ year* of ag* liable for military to paint all exposed parts of .the cil that 600,000 notice* nre I —ing printed by Ihe Slate tn be LAKRLAND~Doc. I t _ Act­ been placed In the rear of the srrvire undoubtedly will taka grandstand at ths ball park. store hut ware not taken. Police dlvtrlbuted to every home in ing on recommendation of He re* many mechanics end similar sey the robber left signs that he Florida. Counlv council* will March advisory commktoo, the workers leaving opening* for th* Rattlesnake Killed make the distribution. Florida Citrus commission voted waa frightened away before the graduates of UltM classes. job was finished. Monday to employ Dr. Frederick The other purpose of th* train­ By Young Kennedy nRADLKY FLORIDA DOC.ND. G. Singleton, now —audited with ing courses la to provide t.ie tho Molten Institute at Pittsburgh- General Motors Makes government with a sufflrLn' LEXINGTON, Ky.. Dec. 2rt-l<T» With a .22 pistol, Allen Ken­ •a director af tho research d« number af skilled men. up under a 1941 Huge Red Gross Gift Th* War DsoArtmcnt ami th* nedy. son of Link Kennedy, —Col. E. IR. Bradley, well known National Oft Ire of Kdurai|*-n killed a six-foot rattlesnake In sportsman and rare horse owner, Also .on recommendation of the sponsor the c la im , which sr* the wood* near hla horn* on Han­ left hia Idle Hour farm hvre .Mon­ DETROIT, Dec. lif /P lG e n day for l*alm Reach, where he retoarcb committee, which waa arm! Motor* Corporation announc­ under th* auporvHni of th* high ford Avtnu* this afternoon. The young boy and hla brother. plana tn spend tho greater part of ky Chnlramn Earl ed • $500,000 contribution to the school* sgilcultiiD department anJ W. H aiti, Avon Park, ami & K. American Red Cross war rmrr- Alas Johnson, agriculture leith- Link, Jr., ww# out hunting when the winter. Fteyd, Davenport the. commie gency campaign, tho amount’to be er. The boy* tM r apart motors they came upon a snake which HAUL BAFB AWAY was coiled and “ilnging." Aa Al­ •ten —tod to publish again the allocated among Rod Cross chap­ and put them (fray and dast schedule far tho ter* In 40 clUaa whore O. M- study and las } grthdi.lg. drill- len prepared to fir*, th* snake JACKSONVILLE, Dee. 23-LFl Ing, forgo wo.- cold m aul w .ib, raised Us bead, and he rapidly —Tha Ives Momlay night hauled planta and offices are located. fired two shots, hitting the similar typos, Mltklgmn, where moat of the and all Ub< Inak*'a head with teith shots. Th* •way a safe containing appro*!* corporation's manufacturing activ­ Jamas H. Wall (•aches tho class. reptite had 13 rattlers and one mately $5600 In cash and check* State Collections from Seticr** chain grocery store ity lo cantered, receives tho larg­ button. here. est portion pf any of tho IS atatoo F or Year Increase rsprm ra ta ted. A total of $223,000 Americana are not subjected to FAMILY RAILROAD » te a * to Bad Cross groups In the restrictions placed on moat Mknlgan. New York chapters are •liana In Australia. DECATUR. IU.. Dec-23— — next, m e thing $110*000. There waa no bock talk when E»* ginrer M. W. Williams of Um III* Ino la Central railroad ahoutod to Picture Shows U. S., tho fireman to got up ■ head *2 •team. The fireman waa his son, Scenes In L ast Whr M. J . Williams. 19, making hla ■ ■ Wa m To Americana, stunned by Tho “lighted living •Christmasmuat bo living and artificial ma­ first ran with hi* father. m ote In the Pacific, this month's t e - conto.tr rponaored by the wOl ^ * •“ £ * * “ WARNING ISSUED Bedford Gnrdre CUh, ta g to ..to Any person receiving a morratr night a n d contUnm an tin g a private home. red tolly card from tho poll Oireogh Mow Yaar'a Ere, Mr*. J. Any wire which la used ootaldi pertinent will bo fined f t . H. rtd.iw»«h m—ldont of tho ^ n U bo >—->-♦«-< Another Im stated today. Several wa •lob. remmSod mntaatanta today, £ r ia n t rule la to w o snmfl bulb Parana w in wfck to try fa r tho and to ho sure they do not re* Opportunity Offered Young Men In Mechanics Training Local Clothing Store Is Broken W1 lo w Fifth Attem pt Off Former^ A griculture California C o a s t Students Invited Since December 11 To Attend Meeting 6 Couples Issued tow ISO mOaa Westward into Tripolltanla waa reported official­ ly toot night to bare wiped out an Axis garrison and air base In n brilliant move to trap tho main .Oeraan and •Italldn forces In Mr Am etvreg Press An enemy submarine, launehed three torpedoes a t the Standard Oil tankar, If. M. Storey, yester­ day but tha American ship escap­ ed damage by clever maneuvering. The coast guard said this at­ tack, tho fifth by Asia Sub-aurforce raft off tho California coast •Inca Dec. l l i took place about two mllea out from Point Arguello, rocky promontory 45 mllea north of Santn Barbara. With field glasses, several per­ sons were able tv watch the at­ tempt of the submarine to scuttle the 10,000-ton tanker, southbound on Ms normal run. Two big United States bombing planes dropped depth charges on the enemy submarine which tor­ pedoed the tanker Emldlo, and pos­ sibly hit tho undersea etaft. Cap­ tain CUrb A- Farrow of the Emldio dlacloead upon bis arrival yeatreday with St survivors of hts ship. MIt may have been 10 or IS minutes »fU r n r 80S that two big United States bombing planes came roaring overhead from tho roast,'' Captain Farrow said In an Intarr ie s . “To ns In the lifeboat* that w as « mighty welcome sight. Captain Nets A. Stones of tho Any Sanford man who attendtrnded Scmlnola High School ami was a member of tha Future Farmers organisation la invited to attend tho “got together” which tho- present high school boys are giving tonight at 7:00 o'clock In tho chapter building on tha high school farm , Alex It. Johnson, agriultttw Inatru-tor advisor of tha group, said This la an annual event ami members will MVtfO supper to honorary members, their wives and thetr friends* Mr. Johnson extended n cordial Invitation to tho “many alumni of the loc.il Future Farmers". “Moot of the-young boys who attended the toeal schools ami studied agricultury as a major subject, hare become farmers in thio area and tho present students who are learning tho funds* mentals of farming will enjoy Ulkfng to people wtjo derive their livelihood from the soil," Mr. Selective Service Quotas A re Doubled JACKSONVUX k T Pee. *3—UP1 Monday, director, ruga sett Immediately tho I-A men they for physical a WARD INDUCTED M arriage Licenses During P ast Week S^SUigrr ^ N elson Will Aid Schools In A ir R a i d Practice *°“ *ui Garden Chib Holiday Decorations Contest Begins On Christmas Eve a VjrJii LOCAL � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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' 1 W '-- .... V FRIDAY, PBCEHBKB It, THS BANFOBD H B D L II. BANPOBU, FtORTDX NEWS TeaHut's r r s grwoa , S JO Edwin C. Hill s SilO Program Rrsoma ’ 0:10 Dinner Moaie M8tf0 Spearman Bruing Co. 0:44 11m World Today 7 JO Th* Lone {Unger 7:80 A l Pierre's Gang 8:00 Rata Smith Hour 8:66 Elmer Darla A the News 8:00 Playhouse 8:30 Colombia Concert Orchestra 10:00 Hollywood Premiere 10 JO Shirley Temple Tima 10:41 Nawa o f the World 11 JO Jim White 11:06 Claode Thornhill Orchestra 11 JO Jimmy Doraay 18;00 Linton Walla, Nrwa 18:05 Sign O ff TamsrrwWB Pregtam 0 :30 Norman Beasley A Florida Cowloys 7:00 Breakfast Bfarllhe , i X n tv r H 1 Ills 0 COUGH DUITOCOLD .ee. TMHYmiTOPIECEl S + th # Ifuy a bottle o f MKNTHO-MULn O N , tha a e le n tlfla praimratlon which In a TtO Syrup baas deposit* • medicinal IngradlanU la yoar ayatem to btlp t*psl tickling phlegm soothe Irritated throat passages and ^ % * V 4 ft MfIMW sn !a fiSifai^aaKsa: HThe DEST •8 8ock make! ^ the BEST ;J Oiftl /iirr55 c^ 3 Pairs flelO L. PERKINS IBMCT MEN’S WEAR 55c and 40° 3 pairs. $1*10 B. L. PERKINS CORRECT MEN’S WEAR '7:46 UP N m 7:55 Weather and H im 8:00 Tht World Today 8:16 la n iM WUabar at th# Organ 8 JO Em ary Dautaah Orcheitra 8:46 Virginia 8:00 Morning Drrotlona 8:16 Malodie Mornmta 8:30 OM Dirt Dobb*r 10:00 Children'* Birthday Par­ LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE M HEREBY GIVEN, Thai H. M. Walaoa koldee of Taa Certificate Be. III. leased t ie Tie day el October A. D.. lilt , baa (lied earna In my ottlee and baa made application for a taa deed la be leased thereon. Bald' certi­ ficate embraces tba feltoadsg dearrlbed property la tbe Cbeelr of Seminole, ntale o f Florida, to­ wnty lo t II bprlac IIarsmock Tbe eeeeeameal of tbe said pro­ 10:46 Laat Wa Forr**To JHU Uoyd Vouchee., Ton- perty under tbe said red IHearts 11:00 U P N*w» wee leased In |be name sf H. H11:06 Kay Thompaon'a Fratlaal fsnosle, Ksneee Too are hereby notified thal 11 JO Time for tha Times ssult baa |r\«tlt6*«pd arainat 11:46 UP Nows ,rni In tha circuit Court of lha 11:30 Organotaltlm Ninth Jadlrlal Circuit. In and for H*mlnoU County, Florida, to I 11:66 Temperature which you ara hrrahy Rivderad | 12:00 Theater of Today to appear Ipcraonally of by at* I 12:30 Start Orar Hollywood inrndf) to answer lha IIIII af 1:00 Farm Forum Com plelm flt«d In lb , esse of 1:15 Three Slaters *iTiarlls I. V-mrhess re. Ella Ijnr.t Voorheee, same beln* an 1:20 Matinee Musical action for dlwree. on or before 1:80 Adventurta In Science 11he Sth day sf January. Ittt. 1:46 Juan Arrqu, song* name belna s flula Dey of this 8:00 O f Man and Books fonrt, otherwise n Deeres Frs 2:30 Brush Crpek Follies I’nnfeeen will bs sntsrsd agminat 3 JO Columbia’s Country Journal you for failure U> appear, plead, 8 JO Paints Cyril A Senlary nr answer as rerpu'red br lew. Former bltds having boon rsIT IM FURTHER tlRDKIUID Chorus. that thla Order ha published )#rlPd. 8Ml8t| bid* Will again bs 3:66 Praaa Nawa once a week for four It) cotv r»r»i«P.! by th* Atlonwy 0*n*rml 4:00 Matlnaa at Meadowbonk eecullvo weehe, and not lean than bf th* Nui# of Florid* *t hit until It 6 :0 0 C leveland S ym phony I twenty-eight III) days nor mors •rn<*» In Tallshaas*# than elity ISO) days prior to tbs 6‘rlnrlc Noon, Wfdntadijr, January fifth day of January. Iltf. Is The Sanford Herald, a newspaper pabllehed In Srmlnola County, Florida. Mleeallaseose PrWl nsd Veaela*** WITNEJM my o fficial hand an d Hepeel. gales sp Is !»*• *• **■ pen i I al badford. Ilemlanle (hantf, Dee. IP. IPtt Florid*, this I day of December, r e p o r t no » 1*11. O P. HERNDON Arrt.KH. Eastern R»» eaeM 11 SO C lerk . to IIAO Doles 11 an I-. I> <•» Ily A. M. WEEK! AVOCAl<OH. bu. hpra « 1 14 a.e |a ••• D, C, BANANA*. a* lb. bune.. I l l - <*• IRP.AI.) lia s DBANR. Snap. bu. hrp. TenderIV T H E f-IR C t'IT COI B y. NINTH giWen and Valanllnre J t IM O U Ir r i J i r r i r . IB ABA li t*, t’ula H it 10 t l» * FO R SRWINOLB C O IN T Y , CARD ADR. Ton. bulk, tali lo (*■*• F I .O B in * . IN CNANCKBY-. Its SO to tlt-IM Chinee. CM" DIVORCE . II.ft In ti lt. CATHERINE IIOLT. CHAVOTB. bu. hpr. |l.1i ( VIOLET CAHnirrH. d"«. bun. »«r In ' mf-LARD*. Dos. bun. «L, CORN, t dm sarhe I IBS lo H 1* IVOODROIV WILHON HOLT. De­ fendant. ORUCRT. rrl. |l.«a lo l l » « ORDER OF PUBLICATION CAULIFLOWER. art. No I !»■»» hpr. fry. li t# to II S i I hpr HTATE OF FUIIIIDA. URJIETe INOSi tar to ll.lt. Tu Woodrow Wilson Half, Bel­ EnaFLANT. Bu. bpra, fan to food em. Ohio. Tie an 11.•• „ You are hereby notified that OltAPUFRUn. Meadf. Tioiea U. A comb. IMS H bn* big the........ •ult baa been Instituted agalnal I 11.11. 4 boa bag lie yuu Wi lha circuit Corn* uf IBs KDMgt'ATlt bu. bakl. |l Sa Ninth Judicial Cireull. In and for I.KMONN. H baa lir a Il ia. Hemlnole Cuunlf, Florida, to appear Iperaonally or by a t­ torn ey ) Is snaw ar tha Util o f t>unplalnt filed In tba case s f Violet cath orlaa H olt rs. W ood* row W lleon Halt. same being an aallon fo r divorce, cm nr b e ­ fore tb s Ith Say of January, I t t t . earn# being a Halo Day o f thla ( b a n , otherw ise a Da* eras P ro C safasso w ill bs t i t e r ­ ed against y o s fo r failure to spa pear, plaad, ar aaawar aa requ ir­ ed by law, IT IB FU R TH ER ORDERED that Ihta Order be published oaaa • weak fo r tour <«) consecutive Everybody is Invited SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Compldtg Waahlnr Jk - Lubrication Service DAVID M. EARLE MANAGER JUST PHONE 1121 - Third * Park A rt. TELEPHONE 8148 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. S. H. ENGLISH GULF SERVICE Comer First 8C A Frawch Ava. Electrical ft Mimical Supplied RAt'lNHE*: D*s. bun He l» !>'■ M’lNACH. bu. hPf. Hummer Type. KQUARIL’ bu! hpr. Itellaw. choice published In Hemlnule County, It M • Florida. IWT. l-OTATOrat, 'Owl. aaahii vrTTNKSg my o ffic ia l hand and ll.M l« ll.M. bu. tub* •»* •<* aaal s i Hanford, gaud nolo Ceu M r . F lorida, Ibis 4 day s f Dsdambsr,. t o m a t o e s , is is at lb. drales, ISIL > ■ • -.■<■ * ar.l lo Sltod »I.Ie» tu IMS •-“ ** cm HERNDON. (S E A L ) The Jeweler Friday Nite Dec. 20th , M ather Furniture Com pany O ffers Furniture, Radios, Rugs, E t c . At Clark Hr A. M. WRBKJL D. C. a*.’ The gift of eenUment! l*he Etfl that will .endure after Christmas h** ^ i through tbe year*. See our lartfr aeleetUin in all the dlffereat atone*. LAKE MARY FARMERS’ MAKKET l.lilKM. Hu. baaht. ll.lt LUTTUCB Iceberg loess dry pack dot 10c OKRA. flu. hpr. I ll * ONMNH. IS lb. aaak. yellow |1 »• to It ll. Spanish, It II tu U I* whits ll.ao dot bun. •!»« to so. 'll ItANOKA, I n U*. tomb. I l l s bags »S« No. I t l . i r bags U*n I’ ARALKT. dm bun. Ue to ISe. |>KA*. tlraan. bu. hpr. 11.11 to ft 04 PEPPER*, bu. hpr. II.H to li t* POTATOK*. Rad Bll*a hpr. No I alia 11.11 lo l l f l l ; la ll.M ta It.II. Main*, ewl. ll.M. Need, canndlan Certified Red lilies FOR APFRftC CAR WASH. . . / XmasSuggestions UuntKul Klowsr Print* 50e and up Mcaullful Fashion Print* 50c and up After Dtantr Cupa • Saucers |1.00 and up. LoU of Curio Placet 25c « Many other placet suitable aa gifts, glaaa* ware, tataa, sliver, mirrors, etc. SANDWICHES ALL KINDS Or AT TH« Thouianda Arcade Package Store T O tn X FIN D ie sB-uiri’a is in all THE B1 Luna or j i ■ i.' 2*« ^ MORE MAY NOT BE THE BEST IT IS THE CHEAPEST Market we paid 38 per ian the average merchant. Auction we paid 4’ ft?price: flW'jM reason we sell it to you for lees. T IL CHWSTMAS-ONLY Fine Liqi Halt P ik a i V I Wfe have Die largest stock in our history. Our War*-; house and our floors are bulging with merchandise. Because new regulation* will probably be b effect after Christmas^ we btend to reduce this stock at least One Half if prices will do it. Costs are forgotten At the Chicago Furni cent less for our furqi At the New York Fi cent less than the n ANGEL'S EAT SHACK Sanford Areata }m X Of Of Genera A venae ANTIQUES & V C h ili-S hort,O rders Delicious Dinners Steak & Chicken EDWIN WEAVER > V n t . *■ * a: , $1bl �t c t ■ AN INDEPEND1 la 1108 A1LY NEWSPAPER - .* *. ~r* • •<:•.*'*' .^ 7 * 1 I f e r a lh SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1941 Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail lllghwaj And Water Transportation Member Aanoclated Press NUMBER 95 bks!ed ^Am erican Submarine Sinks Increase Army Additional Jap Transport Overthrow Mussolini Formation O f Action Committee To Seek # Separate Peace For Italy Is Reported Mikado .Wants to Be Roosevelt Reds Wipe Out • Nazi Division 40,000 German Lives A re Declared Lost * In Last Two Weeks The Russian Embassy an­ nounced today a group of militant Italian anti-Faadsts and Communists have form­ ed a secret committee of act­ ion aimed at overthrowing iMaaeolini and concluding a separate Italian peace.' This committee has appealed to all Itallana, the Embassy said, • t# strive for these m ala: DeaoariaUoa o f Dm pack with HtUsr.lmmodlate separate peace C M "*. Mttsdo. Michigan tadlgnant over U e t t - h e o **• U. ara seeking to cHahgs tha aai i a ian^ lt. Boom af tha town’s T i l resident* era p J P W i tn m which thjy h e** crossed out Um » s b‘ No Practice For Keep Blackouts To Be | O a a ta division normally has IS,- Beilin Says Troops g a rd en Lecher Gets Withdrawn Accord­ Instruction From ing: To Army Plans Area Main O ffice A aparial announcement broadeast by tha'M oscow radio told af the ta atmua caaoaltlea Inflicted ope tha back-trackia ( N a i l s botwahaDae. 7 and '17. Tha rvrulai ay on the run". Berlin says aaa and Italian troops were 'drswing “ according te plan." jin * a pearheads o f Um Brit* 7 "i S rili uT T ^ t h X s ^ elfhth army raced too miles hi a trap waat a f Maacow and > in tha Libyan desert last tha m t p t u n a f naiaaroni vlllasea it behind fleeing Axis forces and tawna there aad an tha north an relentless pursuit which netted Um big airport o f Deroa and threatened to envelop all tha coastal highland! on the hump of Clrenaica. The advance was at such tre­ mendous speed that British cen­ tral headqoaktan brushed adds tabulation a f capturva behind tha front Uaaa on Im former battle­ field o f Ceaala, and announced: •AH attention at the moment la htlng concentrated on malnUlntng relentlaaa prasaare upon tha rvtrealiag adatar." Tha flight o f'th e German and Registration Set By Congress At 18-64; Military Service la Liable From WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. — Congress cleared the wayl yesterday for a 4,000,000-maql army by approving and eeadlafl. to President Roosevelt IcgisliT* Uon requiring the regiitratloa all men from 18 to 64 years old,' Inclusive, and making those from 80 to 44. inclualve, subject to military service. Officials at aalacUvo service headquarters said tha registra­ tion probably would not beg la tafore “ several woeka." Although the now draft kOI makes possible an Army of at least 4.000,000, (hero Is no way o f tailing wbelhac that many m»n will ever he call­ ed to the colors. Secretary of, War Stimeon haa said Increases In the Army would ha ordered "In the light o f the strategic situation as it davelopa." Both Houses agreed speedily on compromise amendments to the Selective Service Act which War Department officials said would make a total of 1,211,000 man available In the next few months. In addition to the 1,» 800,000 now In uniform. By compromising on a mini mum age of 20 for active serv­ let — a year younger than tha House desired and a year older than the Senate had voted — Congress cut o ff an additional supply o f 600,000 potential sol dterv But with 100,000 youths turn­ ing .20 every month, Congressional ' rs said there was every ree<roason to believe that the Army would got all o f tho men It could •quip and train as fast aa It could handle them. Unde* car aantly approved leglslitlqn tha Navy could obtain up to M.000 a f the mlecteea and tha Marines 10,000. • .■ v i. o f i a j 00^100 men ------ Uggartakew under terms o f Um bill calling far the listing a f all malea from 10,through 04. Added to the 17,500,000 already registered this would give selec­ tive service officials records on 41.000,000. Seminole County will Imvc no prsctlee blsckouU except by in­ struction from tha Headquarter! of tha Third InUfoopter Com­ mand at Tampa, Las R. Leehar, air raid wardaa for this county etatsd this morning. The Stats Defanaa Council alio adrbed Mr- Laahar* It la proparing one-half million circu­ lars far early distribution to FlorUa homes tailing residents what Approximately A l t children thofoagkly aad natally enjoyed a typical kids ptatura ghew program this morning at UM .U U TheaUr, Manage* Charias Kafftaoo de­ clared. Tha show M ataged aaah An aawual d W d a d will be paid Edith British S t i l l Hold Hongkong Direct Bomb Hit Is Claimed By Dutch Pilots On Cruiser A sweeping shgkeup or me rmcuic cont* mend following Secretary Knox’s report rt on the Pearl Harbor disaster resulted In changing commands of the Navy, Army and Air Force. Lieut. Gen. Walter C. Short Rear Admiral Chester V. Nlmiti (center) became head Construction On Titusville Road f Nears Completion CIICNGKING. lice. 20— <AP)— Ten Japanna* war­ planes ahlrh attempted a raid on Kunming nn the Burma road aera heasily engaged for the first time today by the International Air Force and four nt them were shot down aithnut the loo* of defenders, said reports t«» high Chinese quarters. The International A ir Fnrre Is cnmp«*>ed exclusive­ ly nf American volunteers who resigned from the I'niled Stairs \rmtd fortes to serve in China. or the Pacific Fleet, eplacing Admiral llus band E. Klmmel. Brig. Gen C l„ Tinker (right) •>* given command of the Army Air Torres at Hawaii, replacing M.»j. Hen. Fred­ erick I. Martin Nephew Of B. L. Perkins Killed In Bomber Crash 4III Axis Propaganda In Latin-America Reported Active l««tarl*l*sl I'rraal Thu N'uvy l><|mrtrm'nt nt Washington reported loiluy a United States aulmiarino had stink "an nililitinnnl ene­ my transport." No details were given of the latest reported action hy American undersea craft, hut earlier this week it an­ nounced u submarine had ■4 Aviation Cadet Edwin II I’rvkine, nephew of B.I.- Perkin-, na* Housholder Advised among the five clew members Radios, Air Bases, sunk one enemy transport and whd were killed ahen a four engine Arms Depots Set probably u destroyer. Unpaved S e c t i o n Army Bomber crashed near Gei­ Up In 16 Nations Thus the sinking reported to­ Work To Continue ger Tleld, Wash.,- on Wednesday, day was of u si-cond transport the Army announced yesterday. lost to the Jupunwo by U. SYoung Parkins waa the son ot WASHINGTON, Dec 20-UP)— submurinu action. Wnrk la progressing aatiafactoron Stats Rood ■>No. 44 from C. J. Perbjjta o f Cincinnati. Ohio. lri a startling report os Asia es­ Tha Navy also reported that nford to TltuCViSr, according The 23 yeer old boy attended Fork pionage and prnpoganda In Igtiln- Cavite a Philippines Naval base, to Senator E. F. Iloueholdrr, coun­ Union Military Academy In Vir­ Amerira, a House committee as­ had austaineil a heavy bombing ty attorney. Mr. Housholder has ginia end last summer wee eta- serted yrstenlay that thousands rani Friday noon, but American Montgomery, Ala. received a'letter from lion. C. tinned at He Just recently received hlaj of German, Italian ami Japsine«e furces hail suffered only “ light Fred iWanl of the State Road De­ wings. agents are active there mere ami and Ihave casualties." agrnls partment advising that the work Hongkong's defender* drew a The Army report describing the established air bases, arms depots on the unpavrd section of the road crash stated that the big plane, and jungle radio stations. ■lerp tribute today from lloniel, wl.l be continued until finished. The committee, a special air­ the Japanese news agency, when from l-angley Field, Va., crashed The unpavrd stretch runs cast “ eginto a grove of pine trees aa craft investigating group hradrd it said . , . in a broadcast . . . . . tho . of tho St. Johns River and ia lo- it passed over Its destination with by Representative Nichols, based lH‘c l,'d imminent full of tho col rated in Volusia and Brevard one engine dead. In additbih to the its report on a first-hand air sur­ uny has been staved.off by their counties. The work was started crew who were killed, there were vey of Id Ijttln-American nations stubborn defense." U. S- Army headquarters to­ last September and la under the three injured. which covered 21,000 miles. supbrvlalon of the Stata. Racently A a major step toward combat day reported heavy fighting at the crew has bee t increased to ting these activities, the commit­ the predominantly Japanese city speed up the construction. tee urged that the Stale Depart­ of Davao on Mindanao Island. Lawton Tells Of Rule Three dogs turned In the fail Four rnemy transports landed According to Mr. Ward, the) time o f S0J seconds last night State plans to eontlnuo the pav­ About Leaving: State ment speedily complete negotia­ troops. Gen. Douglas McArthur tion* to supplant German and Ital­ during official schooling races at ing from tha 8t. Johns River Into says the "fighting is continuing ' ian commercial air lines in latinthe Sanford-Orlando Kcnntl Club Sanford and hopes to complete The first word from Hongkong Any pupil, teacher or other America with American compan­ in 24 hours says the’ British still over tho futurity distance to pro­ the construction as far as Geneva school personnel leaving the state ies. Saying their information are holding nut The Japs say vide tho feature of the 23 races during the next yeer. National de­ ■luring the holidays must submit came from "authoritative source*’ , that were presented. fense plana may handicap the to the principal o f the school the committee dealt at length the rity is in flames olid they control the harbur. Cornin' Along. Gay Kop and Roving o f tha road but the Job attended, before re-entering, a with spy and prnpoganda activity Dutch fliers, operating from Real Spry turned In tho speedy will be ilone with aa much speed certificate to the effect that theYv In seven countries—Argentina, Singapore, report u direct bomb runs, while other greyhounds Just as possible. The main problem fac­ is no rase o f infantile paralysis Peru, Chile, Meslco, Colombia, hit on o Japanrse cuiacr anil a tenth o f • second behind were ing the Road Department le In ob­ and no communicable disease In Guatemala. and Ursiil. nnothrr hit on a ship believed Don Orlando, Silent Officer. Offi­ taining necessary malarial*. All the community vlal’ ed. County A* for Argentina,* the report to ba an airplane tender. cer Andrew end Lucky Ranger. plena ere bated on the paeaibiUty .Superintendent T. W. Lawton said there were 2,200*lierman ges■ - '■ Four d o n entered each race.. of Interference from the govern­ stated today. tapo agents operating in Bueno* The Large crowd received a ment because of defenaa demands. Tha certificate dips may Im Aires alone. laugh In tha final race when Beau­ This road la the shortest dis­ obtained at Mr. Lawton's efflre It said there were 110,000 active ty Madge was looking In the tance o f any othar from Sanford at the Court House, and' they Null* operating In-Bueno* Airrs, when the starting to the Atlantic const. The section will have lo be signed by a doc­ that they had infiltrated into from 8anford to the St. Johns la tor in the cltv visited. All roun- trade union* and charitable or­ paved but In poor condition, and ty schools will close this afternoon ganisations, and thcro w*» reason to believe they hail perfected plaiw many local residents know it aa until Jan. 5. K. M. Armitage led some 28 to sabotage utilities. In a crisis, tkt "roUar-eoaator'' • or “ wash tiny probably could establish an winter eisiton and local per* board" rood. sons in carol singing last night operating base there, It added. at tha weekly tourist meeting In the building which extends out >n Impromptu George Cook, riflw Instructor fur Selection waa sung by the Rev. the Sons of Um American Lrglon B. A- Matxen and Mr. Armi­ team, will be at the Legion Hut tage delivered a solo. Misa Mad* Employees of tha Sanford At- on Lake Shore Boulevard Monday START DRAFT LOTTERY aline Mallem accompanied at the lUt National Bank, who have from 0:00 A. M. until noon and piano. an with Um bank far a year from 1:00 P. M. until 5:00 P. M. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Dec.' Mr*. I. K. Hoy, Mr*. J. O. Lan* 0 —U fV -Ths national lotto ry or mors, will receive a benus of to take applications for member­ Firemen arrived Just In lime ey, Mrs. Irving Frinlcrg and mackhkacy. U was a n n o u n c e d oae-fourth of a month’ s galary as ship on tha rifle team. Before, In prevent a damaging fire at Mrs. Mayme Hodgkin arreted Thursday, will ba aaed la select a Christmas present thle year. only young legion sons wars eli­ Twelfth Street and Oak Avenue and decorated a Christmas tree This action, la llna with previ­ gible but now any boy may get last night ea flames ware creep­ wall aa th* rooms of the build* ous- y e a n , was taken by tha Instruction In tha shooting and ing up to the second story of e aa Ing. i'» dm is red war against board o f dtractors at a recent handling o f a rifle.* house occupied by Mr. Altman, * Candy and branches o f Brasil* Ian pepper were preycitted te the Mr. Cook stated that this la a Chief MacK Clavaland guests by Mrs. Hodgkin as gifts splendid opportunity for men who day. An overhaoted hot water heater te m ill In thslr Christmas pack­ ara nearing tha selectlva servlca age to receive previous Instruction In a beck room caused the wooden ages home. so that they may be batter fitted well te catch fin . Virtually all of CALLB FOR M USKS to start in torn* branch o f tha th* first floor wall In the beck room we* biasing whan Mrs. All WASHINGTON,' Dee. JO.—UP) service. man, upstairs In a bedroom, not­ — The American Red Cross Thurs­ iced Ibe smoke. . day Issued a call for 50,000. grad­ Mr. Altman Investigated and uate nurses to build up !U ra* hastily called the fire department sarva strength. When firemen arrived the flames were licking at the woodwork on rirrrnfM yf* the second story, and tha first J ffU f jin V r floor wall waa burned from the floor to the celling, Chief Clove■ t Three Dogs Turn In Fast Time At Kennel Club Runs Christmas Carol Singing Directed By E. M. Armitagc 150 Children Bee Elk* Theater E-how _ • L iao Association WB1 Pay, Dividend C a v i t e , Philippine Naval Base, Sur­ vives Heavy Bomb­ ing Attack Friday New Commanders of Hawaiian Defense Bank Employees Will Get Bonus Legion Sons O ffer Rifle Instruction Firemen Arrive In Time To Stop Damaging Blaze Garden Chib Courtesy Committee Will Make Wreaths For Hospital Damage to tha house, own* by an Insurance company, has not bean estimated. Tha Chief liMM^ a-warning to all residents elat­ ing, "Hot water hasten positively should not ba placed next to wood a* fire can bo caused simply from LOCAL WEATHER Florida Partly steady aad — ✓ �SAjdroiii). FibmhA Sanford Herald trtiU h M la j$i» Wljl jjfctejfo STH E'E iiFTY STOCKING ItM Strike Quickly To defeat U. S? f a l H i l as ■» w < ■ ■ a n ttw PstW*«i I f. ISIS. at tka Fwet O t l t * at l u t M i JTtaiMa i t t t p I U Aft M Caaanaa M * • « * s. l « T . acaacairTiQ X rate* P a rak la la U m < t ■at i i p i t p r o jo e n f i r h u ol Um vital it o f ft, la more depend talna tevtn e m t q x taw n u fr Uls In the Orient: allk, ton| (ten, robber, tin, manila ro] f l W , thrtmvs ^ad-wpoj- - * • K e w ia a a e r O fim n tila e . O i r n m i T i t I l m M la a tte M l rtfle a t » a te t i i i n t t t a n t la ta a la ra llea mt ik e r e a a t r y a l l k prlnk e a e o a a rto ia la C hicago aae pan far. only <*< raw mitcrlala — the other nbad. moat o f her opttc t o quanUty cf ^ H fw M : ** ■ mt Tfc# J j W ffcfM F H n n U Irk in M t f l / w U l f d tm i t o k m fo r r rP |l ¥ i i r t M i of a ll m w i i h M i 'i i M t« It •» ■ •! n lh tritlM #r* 4 ft #4 fa <ki« H M f i N r Im U r a l M fra rr M I« IH W rrla . AH H f l U fa* pafelfeattaa a f «a#«lal g i B t o r I m N pra a l i i r r a # r tr 4 . XL i \ *, MAKE XMAS TtLEPHONL* from America. £ from Canady', not Chili FARI.Y B *,Uf> 4, L* from sources o f sot raw material | wtrept idk.’ A n u rk i’i problem ll only the. protection o f convoyt from sources In friendly handi. ' Japan hto tho- convoy prob­ lem, plot" tie bem ulty o f flirt conquering the > oJ «ee o f supply. O’'yH ‘A*' ’ .'l :.d . (i Dutch tain the tin, n the ArehlpoUgo. OCTOBKU (From The Lantern) In the mliltlle of October How oould any one bo sober? Autumn's wine la rich and dark, And I cannot help but mark Pas to deep In liquor aunk, AR the little eivei are drunk, Leaves ere fluahtd, and ben arc tlpey, Wood-smoks* reeling like a gyp.y; Ip the corn there la rustling, In the ttubble fields a bustling Where Bob White le slipping through— They have had a drink or two. Crickets in the aun are drowsing, Barely with too much carousing! Even 1 cannot be sober Ip the middle of October. LYDIA II. LITTELL. (Don’t neglect your ChrUtmaa Stopping because o f tho warJYou don't hero to tu ^ J sp tn eso toyt. Life Magislne describes how to Jell a Japanese. But wsll leave U to Senator Pepper to get them told. * -n (. 1 . Oen. Tinker who Has been ht eotamand of the Tampa air base la now In cnatge of the sir forces op_the. Hawaiian^ Itlsnds. Born* People, are getting so paevooa ovsr this war situation, ovary .H®e thoy hear an auto­ mobile horn they th|nk it U an a|rtrald alarm. THINGS S^EN A N P H£AKD H . WOOCKUJi What with the Klwapls. Shrlner», Elk* snd Merchant's Assooiaelation, Santa Claus really cakno to town. It'* ■ grand thing to know that ev«n' though m oil Of u* look and act too aour with our burden of tho IrouLlea of th ; World to even think o f Joy dr fon, yet when ChrUtmaa tunic i ■gain all our huarta are awakened and the milk of human hindnea* flow* .still. Life would he a pretty empty esiatence without rid tho country will be run by big business yuilen* the govern­ ment corrects tho present situation. -------- w— ;----- Strange Accidentia From the National Safety Council In Chicago cornea a report on accidents which occurred during the year of 1941. Not all of them were of the conventional type. Some of them might even be called dputye accident* or coincident* of the rarest kind. What wquld yod do If you were .wulung down the atreeet and a goose suddenly dropped out.of'fW sky and falling on your head knocked you coldT Well, that actually happened to one person. L. T. Hill, a steeplejack, fell 100 feet from a steeple atop a church In Ellsworth, Wls., and landed on a qentent walk, the Safety Council relates. JTo the amaxement of Dr. A. R. Aanes and Wllford Corman, the town undertaker, who drove up from oppoaite direction* ju^t as lllll fell, the sturdy steeplejack got up and started to walk away. A thorough examination at a hospital revealed nothing more |imtructlou* .and wool fer knili ,mK f“ r the Bundle* for lilo.1J»rk«t*. \ Heretofore, many o f u» hav |worked for Bundle* for Britain, willingly tu t mostly on our “ ipm c IHme. Th%t work wa» for o..r Jneighbor’* boy for whom wo let! a very deep and genuine »yml*athy. But thU dread plague, wreaking with the rlcnrli of treachery, greed, blood and death, has now crept through effort I* directed wholly to nor brothers. It's enough to p to pig-headed us, that there ll*a the only road to happiness which we continuously seek, but J*n can’t *cem to absorb the feet ami NeW Years .w s’ re trudging rough tho old -swamp pnd moftM of worry nnd *mf. jl The Visitation Committee <u tho Tourist Club wh|cb was ole* I ted last Monday night la sj work with n vongenge. Thgy liata many calls this week asd artdoing a great work to pronto** h»pplne»s for our visitors Ift Sanford. Doing a poor Iona widow this Idea o f making datea la * very Intriguing pastime, ,fO hero gou* for making another one with you. (Notice we make jhem only on masse.) There will be a ebV* ered dl»h .upper .at Ute ToarU* Center on Monday, December i total of 14 u m . -* I i J bM gun*r 9rv and jpm ft depending •Hr Advertised1 , , S SAY MFJRRY CHRISTMAS WITH OUR FLOWERS PIPPIN GARDENS, Florist W v G liA ! I *- iv v .- 1 w * l*** * e " » “THE SHOP OF PERSONAL SERVICE” 1 won’ t 8. w an •fLltUs Joe” Hendricks voluner>d for duty In both tbe U. ftraV and Navy, was rejected, a. will b e -o f mere service to *. country In Cong rtu I f the Rnsslane were winning I'jMny successes on the eastom W t as thslr reports Indicate, iafa w onunt be much for W .British In Ahlea to Worry Whatever heraelf, aha prefers a motor acoo|er that gpiqg i It. lira. T„ w h o U 08, 1oy « 1 to putt-putt along hUB the Hut 8ut aong, But one day Iha acooter daValope much scoot and nlambanged into the rear of /tn puto, Teutsch’a wrlat waa broken and the scooter was s^l iVorat of all, police suggested that Mrs. T. ceaao to acooter rooter. Shuck*! Prank Balente of Rochester, N- Y., attendod a fj reunion this year, but he didn’t enjoy htmaelf. A Balente drove acrou an Intersection he waa struck i tanaoualy by two cars was drivan by Fred ( David. Idea Wanda Ada filjtyg etatlon Jo, have sent .skyward. Mip* Adame want along abeent-mindedly decided to atep.ouii — I Tbe then# *ong of Jtsrry Puttamuu ”1 Don’t Want to Sat the WorU on Plro BUrt Aflame lit My ^ ’ WWi Mf.; If afutrun tiea throughout th# Hcasoa. The reaeon for the postponemant of thl* flection he* been oeeaode of the lack o f the townspeople In Att^iutAivcw o f othoi mooUngio The Tourist Club It-n ot an o r gsnliatlon for tourlat* atone. 1* one of onr very email I P f towns the membership of the club to more than half tamponed Of .residents o f Um town. Th* PERSONAL LOANS TELEPHONE 575 FOR ANY -REASONABLE NEED • ECONOMICAL • .CONFIDENTIAL • • LOW COST • EASY PAYMENTS The Sanford Atlantic National R aift Member Federal Deposit lwraranee Corporaljao In torferd tU a-eW sre lhara funds fo r n j f r s w * * " , •Ad sntwUlnmsnt not »T» IU“ F, In oar City. . a r . u s s as- f f t w e r a m ■. JI Ms 4W w PROMPT SEEVICE �I BAir^DAY, DECEMBER 20, 1941' TTIK S A N E O H D S o c i a l A n d P e r s o n a l A c tiv itie s H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Pilot Club Stages Play Presented For Christmas Party Little Theater Club PAGE / A /\ d T THW T IT 1 I H H ] A Ml f I H TT T S"** ¥ i r C* I U | H r S I U IX I Ml A J THREE * '**"«! rr*«ir,| h* Mm. nwU» an4 fsor*. t-| h- thnm. Ami 0*4 *** r\rr> thing ihat h»» ha.l mad*. an«t bfholit .| nAA raarjr grtod” : . n. iin first The VaMrs Hotel was the aeeoe "Thr Cnxxbny'* Christ-mat**, a on Turulay evening of the Christ* written by Mr*. C. K Me-1 n i i r r r*K*»TTRHiA* r n m r n I l'rt.f4 O *1 MrK.n Soprr intfxdixlmt Tlir i., «4. ritmn include* v*h party of the Pilot Club. The Slarrow and prewnte.1 before the! t 0 Browalae. l>. l>.. I'.slo, I Morning Worship 11 .m I ' h * m.* .(,.11..%*.,,* f mm tha o r g a n p r a l u i t * . j i h i 1*41 I •t. |t*n< f t e * | | iM ik, "H fl* Inn* tables from which a turkey memlwrs of the Littl. Theater! *“ od!J HehoolV* tl A > 1 . Elocution Pupils Of tin •M l i w ith l.e > to lh « dinner was served were decorat* Club l**t night in the W om tntl Morning Worship. 11 Ou a . II. — 4l u' axl lo r at toi o n X, V •*»* th r I'd .I.M . ( | l | •. v Mary in k er Kddy: ed with sprays of Brasilian pepper Club «S4 enthusiastically received . Oviedo Give Recital *rVri< *" ,n 11 *1' 1r,,,i,|r l | * m n , N o x x 1.41 W "«* llrta lil • mil gi»\*irn* the uni•. . n l l, , ,lri au ihs- pditn krrp •ilrnr, i,. interspersed with lighted red by ,the A o g a l* H I om - ' -1*011 •" - M x i- r *i» i audience. „ lm . •ia' himn e uulvera* T tlr A I M I* | l r « 1 1 I ' l .1 candles Christmas cards de­ i «|<111ii.iI ii|ra». which i ‘* M i l l ­ The Oviedo and exprestion The one-art skit was staged ini oniMCis o r H i.H tiu r •in.I ilirv i f i»t»ei|l*nt ' l l .* • 4 signated the place of the quests. l* ra > # r a iul « ' h i •r .. 1 »: • - f * n o . public ■peaking, claaa of Mr*. MONDAY PFC Hilly Harrell hat arrived i M I . " mV •l fhr H u lo • 'T h rrr'i* • 1 ih.u nii4.ka* them** '•• riK 1I f ttlr \|| Mrs. Al Hunt, president, acted confornoiy wi.h th. club’s plan of I?V Geo y A. Maffett wa, presented ,r„ m Canip Hlamlmg to .pent ,.r O lrjr H !»*•.» h ■ The regular meeting of the 1* x Dt II XX 4 4 . t r • • p as mistress of ceremonies and in* hav.ng one or two one-act plays | „ Un| NI, M ...... v ,Kh, l l u r k r r . •t i-vch of it* meeting* in order Tourist Club will be held in In the Oviedo High School o n ,, few .j.y , w„ h hi* parents, Mr. troduceil the guest. j 4*87X1 a on \ in h R ir n u o k R rN p o n a lva !(••• • I I ' M Thursday evening with the G ieel,nd Mrs N Harrell at Uptala. . * u ,,u i »..• i : 4rt • to acquaint the members with the i ■' i • « m u* r * %* a|*|||it the Tourist Center at 7:30 P. M. Club, under the direction u» of mi*. Mr*.' ------1 A " entertaining program was Intricacies of acting and in order INV«h ATION «Ko|i. • l4»flllg l.'ghl me uirteoon . of .« Sift, The Ruth Cordon Wright Dane- Lclnhart, at guvtt artiita. The lilttru »*4»r I Mrs. W. D. Livingston of New ^jTrn undrr the direction of Mr*. to create more intere*t for the 1d»r l*r* ) er I .tot V'lpat** •u*l HYMN, is (I i tone \ii i. tjiih . Hcrtplure pretented: York City is visaing with her K ” C Maxwell, in the form of a new member*. (R Studio !• having a Chrittmae following program i • I > il II •IdHIgflll'lV, \nn"untfmrn' • fill broadcast from "station PILOT*, i * * •!•11|-1 I* born. yinn. No i to' party for puplli of the dancing1. Chriftmat Joyf, Dorothy Nlt- parents Mr and Mrs M. H. An in which shr interviewed “ ^anta The *rene opened in * Manhat­ Mi l.lITt IIK •it a Ixtin anil t h* . , , . . . . . . —ckj Old Santa, llildrrgardj derson on Cameron Avenue. IlMhlahem' -h 11' it** upon M■ »cht>ol and the school - * — * of -* Child-. Valtin. *C* i Smmmy., |)iw, * , t johnny Claus' Sants lead several hum­ tan Night Club on Christmas Eve ••ItAY Kit r'ffn in* . i '• M.ti'is* *lial1 b* llatk I lie l|rr« l.| Anl Iti-m. hod at the Studio on Oak Avenue Duda; Helping Mother Entertain Cadets Jimmie Ingley, Jr., and orous letters from the members when two waiter*. Jim(Ev*n« Mc­ m M N b* f 1 « >11( *rlli»r, Tb* Angela Sin a S«4t . Floyd Cooper: Christmas Eve. W. Cawthon Hutchison Jr., have who sskril (or dv(entr Is,mis (or Coy i and Jack (Ralph Bagwell) OKKKMINtl ii >- xn In i i Ing Ka|h*r, A%e Mhu Sri tiH*n Ui - |f-n.| iim I•.'.».*• • I*«U|| Walter Duda; This Bathing Buti-jarrived (rum Suwanre Military ( hnstmss Mrs Maxwell was as- arranging the table* were discuss­ ANTil K.\l Thflp \>•••* S|ir|iliert|A U tirld'* Trsgo n.i . :•ft•r in *IW( • 11 ,o !*i»te,| hy Miss Bee Simpson. ing the re*ervation of a famous I < hr la Mark* neaa, Ferdinand Jakubcin; This j Institute in huwanee. Term. II' mo. Nn I** *» t 1. 4 I ..f i | 4l. n *w**( the MmI<hrli -- W i To the aecnnipaninirnt of Mrs. eoiui'dmn an»l his friends and the •sr.itMon Bathing Business, Edward Duda;'spend Christmas with their par Sub-Deb Club Has 11>*rr l«*k, |tr•is-iUrt imi mill I* » Susie Egtertaina, l.a June Estes;' enta. It It Pippin, pianist, the group faniou* singer. Lucia Gorregio AN rilK.M * llal|e|iH«ii ll >..ill I !•i i-f.iiuia t« lha l'lir i o t l g r r ( d I |i » » l l*Jl.i-e e l I •••! 1*0*11oil ••t Christmas Party (a) Try Smiling; (h) The Green; joined in singing Christmas ear* (M»* Mc^larrnw). it % fruit* at* 4* I* the rt»*l"Oi " 111 r k 4*ii it i s t M v-v »i-.* <rual un<l*r The comrtly start* whi n the MKN) I'll T|I »N Squash. Barbara Lee; Essay— ! MU White, Billy -( olbert and o|s. oGifts n o wmeo which wn were t rought by ; jo r m in.i-1. r )• • » • x |IIK O"! t»*cmncdian. Tommy D.iytontGrne "What Uncle Sam Means to me ',! Kelt Kuasetter, Jr arrived home i ,he mrmiHr* wprp m-nt to the the he Gra-Dei Chapter of •‘Hull M. IIKNKhi' i Ihn rin . i ht.lt |.t --c . . •c a i< or rotDirmln \mrli •I>rre| hf|i ..f ••••- J... • j this morning irom the Univpraity! Elks Club for it* snnual Christ- law riiin1) and hi* friend*. Ellen *> -D et Club enjoyed its annual Natalie True, Jump* (aiwton ll ll l«r»' All*• nf Si » * h r i Sollil of Georgia in Athena to spend the mils paity for underprivileged (Marjorie Cog tmrni. Sally( Eloi*e i U(»; \N I* **4’J|.| |t) CKritimas party at tne home of Glee Club Selections «1.-ll,••11*1rabla < Horn miMHi i o holidays with their patent*. • | >'jirn n 11h• children Lee » and Dick ( Wi.lard Connolly) Miss Norma Wolfer n Tuesday “ The Firvt No el'* St.|*U Mr- i I I . • ill r A o u a r . m . i i> h ktiioih a i x liAkrr MHy evening with Mima Joyce Wardwell lt\ * * * -t the faniou* ami very “ up Out-of town gue*t* present eger \|r* J A l'-t ln . Mi“ We Three King* « h i in ii •••* !•• inilulga The Hisses Dhrnthy Wiggins were: Mr* Alice Kngdahl. preai- •tagi ‘ *inger. The cowboy, playetl I* It Ht* |»hr ii»uri Mr. J.«mu- | Mis* Elisabeth Vaughn and MU* "W p|r »|||s- •'ll •|»rI** Are" ii* *11% mm will and Mary Wiggana of the Cniver- lent of the Orlando Pilot Club, by C E MrSlarrow furnished the ilahun ^lr* 'V II Ii •••• fc tty Thurmond , a* co-hostesses. n»*v It M llrnlth |'a«t.»r • i fmrf no on* mO Little Town of Bethleham*'1 aity of Georgia in Athens are ll.TiM - ’ Mr- A • I «•»t \|'-• Huiwfay Hchont Ia "f \ M •Carrying out tno holiday theme, If It Mr*. Mary Lou Woolen, Sarah hilsntv with hi* we*tein “ lingo' Helen HillitllaiiO I'rPMt'trlna Mervlpp 1 1 A it A II Mr a. Lein— Under direction of • pending the holiday* with their to IIIII- 111*t — Christmas decorations were used Griffin llughe*. Mr* Dolly lies' and pistol slinging. The *Vit inT KS'I•11H I'll -»•**••h l D Soimin hv tha fta*l>>r hart parents, Mr and Mr*. M. S. Wig throughout. Favor* consisted of Tha l i l t 's * r l * i i i ' l i i n |h»* XVI If, • ter. Mr*, thnorah Atkinson, Mias Ciutletl a tap routine hy Ellen, ac­ 4! ilian I*h111|i T•im <1 I ml T» or.t •Dof) round W O ' h I • I h f l f l k It * r l . ' . i i t i a t<« * i l l gqtndrop candle- holders. Follow Sketch, “ Gotaipa . L* June Estes* gins. 11ASS --I A. In I'ln. ** I Janette A Roux and Mi** Eliza­ companied at the piano hy Mir* \ tn | r * • s * ItiUirt | lit r • > > l-■ ii l.inmrli Dorothy Niblack; Sketch, “The Ing the short business meeting, beth Ovnatreet, all of Orlando. lno|p tsrigtit Un.ua Whiddon. Miaa Elizabeth Lt'ffler i* expected MI.V4TION ti.H I i 11 tlll'.l, II»•! It.t'.li gifts were exchanged among the Hunt**, Edward Du«la, Fenlinan S inford Pilot* were Mrs, W. The Rev. Father J .1 Kellaghnn , SI 4 Ka-t «.... Mirrt »fK>4nl"t and •lo*li •)l« ■ Mr • > | • tear * n<l ibers. A gift of twin boudoir Jakubcin. Be the Beat of What to arrive tonight from the Utii- C. Erickson, Mi*. J S Field. pre*i«led over the *hoi t bii4ine**|w » v m in (‘apt \>'M1lnni 1.ai»«r» nt <h n z* Floyd Cooper;1vanity of North Carolina at ( ha Mr* Eddie Meyer. Mra. O. M. pa w ii pretented to Mrs. Ever You Are, hi*ml *y .*4. I....I • i \ A| KvtMilng »rf\ mating following Ihf play. »t ,( r»a«-a la James Keyea/ president of the * ChrUtmaa Bella, Johnny Dtada; j Ptl Hill. !«• spend th«‘ holiday- with Harrison, Mr*. J C Mitchell, (Vm* wnr*tilp *a11Ii u* \\ hitP lllff r n t It r \ « h r l't II on A >1 ..... (.m cM t w 'll •-• l ar pw p f il p «I lit chapter. I Fhiloaophy, Jamra lawton; Dra-' her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Mrs. R. K l^uppin, Mr*. .Mary whiih hmf plan* for thr cn*(ing | 1 i i w « p I | l ^ r w r l l •f lhi- p ay which will be *tagc<l |I » p M t ii t t l a y Y I* I., « •f H » * ' • • 4* l e 1*4 \ " U t i l PMm' "U akn", Gcraidln* Lcfflvr. Rawlins, Mr*. M. B. ^mith, on J.*n m2 for the benefit of the V’(s<il>|ra fholr UftMlIH will Rtfrtihmanta in keeping with1 Htfppf )l*rllh| * I* 'I l r • • 1 w ilkeraon -----— rM n irll.llr S*f\ !•t* 7 I*. 1* M il.O*l, t I* MIX IX XI th« chosen theme were served by | Mr* R B William* and ne- Mr*. 11 A Swanson, Mr*. E. C. Infantile pnraly«i* fcinl were i|i*- lh.« Ttinf li*rf It HI ('ll •«•«• at «'ll»» s«n H »* w h l » ' i » i« n p p m i p «| !•*phe^v, Wesley Jackson Mill arrive Harper. Mr* Kate Manning. Mrs CU*-eil A meeting wn* ealleil for |wvit.i.fa i n c x r in t x i » - r i i o n i * r * h i l it n t.f Klnrtl.i • >•" a»a ami *bS''7iK .“ R,;,V’ l& s . l Baptist W.M.U. Has li,Sunday from Washington, 1) C. \V. I . Morgan. Mr*. Arthur Siirnlay »fteinoi»n at the t,i*ngn* South ' ’ if, J W A » . o -• Partin, Mr* Al Hunt. Mr* R. gntioriHl I’an-h llou*e aikI *11 f i f t y Ihincan, Marjorie Hodge*. I h u r e l i H ehool * IX X| M i x f ill llr ad bury, -up# t mn • ».!• nt Holiday w,nKrn*‘. ,h r hvl,d\p ,llJ Mr*. ?!r* C MbtwrII. Mi** Kililh Ha»lem. irrmlwT* were urged ti* pre*ent France* Dague, Marjorie Jones, * Celebration' William'* parent*, Mr. w and HOLY t’ltox l KPlMOrab Volina l'eo|deM « rl'itix * :• » I' Mi** Maude Ramsey, Mi** Kather­ LoU Batcher, Mary Rabun, Jean ( III 114 II J. W. Mero A program cmnmittre con*i*tM Mr* I \ Mten-tiom pie*i ine Morrison. Miaa Kathryn Ijiw ltP% Kiank Hh"ir in ih a r c Harper, W ith Lovtjoy, Betty Mrs. J. N. Durden’s home wai •lent itH of Mr* Guy D NVikhI. .Ir . mini Monday aftrr \d»eni *t-r4 tee* on King, oria Entxminger, Mary the *cene on Monday afternoon Thank* Met lire 7 I* XI Mr n<l Mrs. Leonard Mcl.ucax , t, n‘ ,n,) Mi” B>. S'mpsnn Mr* Frank Rjiuer, atnl Mr* John )|ol\ I'unimuntiin. r i" x M 1'rayer meet ilia limixda* . i“ l‘ n« Robnrlte, Earline Kelly of tfce Chi*tma* party of the are s pending the we4*kend in Jack L I.»••• wh* appointed by the chair­ VI.■rinns l-mycr a Hsrm.in, II »'• . oilng of tha it Mildred Altman, Kathleen Bryant, W.M.U. of the South Side Baptist aonville a* the guest* of friend*. A M Mr* M M I.... I .I "" * man Yuilltg l-.oplsHrivics l.*ssu. Peggy Majtct *nd Mra. Keyea. | Church with Mra. A. J. Walker While there they plan to attend Seminole Eastern i op.trdonatd* Tho*e prevent *\ thr inerting « •« »-. M ___________________ _ j assisting In entertaining. i nrti* n %> i in hi ti the U. C. L. A. * Florida foot Stars Have Meeting wrre Mr and Mr*. (’ K M*H ar­ V. It tSi a nt h mii X|h il"tir n who gut f Hie business session was pre* ball game. rtrt.1. a»*P»:i. T * » r » v * r t * row. Mr and Mr* Malcolm Macit - iiarber Hanford Avr At Kill ?*i aldeil over by Mra. ||. W. Tucker To ths Isfl of OrUnJo ros4 Just Bible School. • IS X M Neill. Mr and Mr* Joe Mo**. Mr The |«*t meeting of the year who also led the devotional. Durbsysnd lb , la»l stoi> Mtht <*hureh W o r s h i p . II tfo A M Mr*. H E. Ruckley arrived lit ii I o*wea Itx and Mr*. Frank B*uer. Mr* Irv­ | t - v ( I m i K / . I p i i i p i P a - t 'i Hel mnn •'4,hll*t ••n l • hi '-»iii •» mg the social period several con- Thursday from Jacksonville to i>f Semtnole Chapter Two, Ortler ing Feinberg. Mr* Frank Sbamea, -W h in you'rs nsvsr a strsBasr" Hnnil.ty • J” I* 'I l ' *••••»•< **• 1 [. xx ill rontlnua test* were held with a p riil'vlsit thiough thr holidays with I 'bo Ksst.rn. Star, was hold In Hunrlay ; * lee. " I ' h r l - t iii*4- • *r*sl» ri.. being won by Mrs. Hattie Uour-|hrr parents Mr and Mrs. M. .1. |'hr Masonic Trtnpir on Thursilayi Mi - l.4*unm* Beni. Mr* J I Ing- Munday Bchool. * li A M i onaregatlun will -in a • h»,*i i r ril* i i - i i i l n a t l o n a l . lf> Mr*. Ruth Sctitt. Mr*. Wtaafl, >1r A Welboldt. Stipm nipmlrni »cy. Meeks at thrir home on «|J I'arK \ evening with the worthy matron,j nt iii t’ar<»l* at f*- •*•-•»•••|C •• tPXt book I* thv wont of «Jo»| III* i ml I •••*! dill ««■!. oino x» ll Gifts wrre distributeil from Avenue I Mra. Stewart Dutton presiding. I Mr- *M I. HuiUoti. Mr- lae. Mr* “Our —Itrlna your IHI»le- ' W. II Stewart. Mi** Dorothy he extended •** 'H •*••••.» • X "i the lighted Christmas trre which TIIP. xO lllH lltK JIAPTIkT : A Christmas utniosphrre wra* Etrwnit. Mi** Dori* Hall. Mi»« Morning Wor*ht|*. II A H will rn)n\ ainama ihr*r r'liii-i I III 114 II stood at thr ej>d of the room. Hugh Le«du*r i* expected to reflected in the decoration* which Carlin Fainter, Mia* Marjorie Cog ir and 8r Y»un* I'poplra Ho- ina* mill* l.i.in I Xv• .»t NHit l» !* r It I p * «:«S I* M . Other decorations were in Christ- arrive today from Louisiana State ' consisted of bsskets of poinset. It. X II X X T lO' lxei |tas«oe K-vmlng M«rvlrr 7 I* M mas colors of green and red. Re­ University at Baton Rouge, t o ] ( , , , an,| Braiilisn pepiwr and burn, rhurle* MtSlarrow. Willard Wt-.lMPxUy -Slll.il tX S. tlsssil |ll (III A M ( Ill 114 II 4»F 4.IIII Mid w p r k Mnvli'e, 7 I S Connolly. Gene Lawrence, Gene M ,,i n.na X X ..i<xh p » I «*•* A Ji­ freshment! wrre served to those! •pend the Christmas (leneva and l.'m A%e*oiea howl., of red roses Annual reports Linder. Evan* McCoy. Ralph BigP M ll 1 I’ I *. I • p XI ttev XV 4* Hole pa*»or present including: his parents, Mr. and of all thr officers wiere given as well. Fathei Kellaghnn. Rev M. B. Thur*day: Young I'foplp* Fellow- Monday Hrliool, I" X X • slpe-si i4 Wm-hip * ■>* P M. A M Mrs. W. B. Stovall, Mrs. Beat­ Lcsher. •hip. T J»» I* M | ••itlng XX••r*f»l|i *•_:i|l P St wait the report of the worthy ma­ Sat kett, anil Walter llayne*. Jr. I' M Evening KxangrUtlc Mervlrr Yrttma People. rice Riven, M n. H. I.. Yates, You will l»e given a ha-arty walMorning Horvlr.* I I "O A M tron. 7 l\ I*. M. Mra. Roy- Barrow, Mra Elisabeth Everting Herx b e. I IS I' '• Mrs J. E. Courier, Jr., left Thv announcement was made Wedneed*) l'rayer Meeting. 7 IX Uetletrn, Mrs. J. E. MacAlexan left last night for Ft. lin g s, Christmas Dance To i u i m*«4NK4A%T|49* tl. CM t'KCff P. M tier. Foster, Mn. N. C. to join her husband, Lieut. by the associate matron, Mrs. For_ ix a * r i evangellattr irnlrr* everv night i'ninrr Park Avmux and 3rd dyce Russell, of the installation Halt H e ( l i v e n H y A • A *t\ * 8 . thi* week O.ma linnc • Krleml! n . Jack Benton, Courier, who is stationed there sA * rn n n AMbOHi.i tir (inn Mlnlwlrr Jiiho |U-r ndrij Boot ___ ___ I Kpeelal Mliate on the new service* to which the public will • l.tir. lt H. box.t, t 4i VOX. piano ICqatioiiluin and trurn- I. II. Illrhardson. I'**inr Ey ra 1 " !^ l>~ lllc rirl<l A r,illfrib lie Invited. On behalf of officer* Member* of the Alpha Kap f„.| Hoio* duet*. uuartetf**. lith lftr**l *1 Kirn Morning XVor*hl|*. 11 00 Munday Mrfio««l ' f- A Xf of the chapter. Mra. Russell pre­ A. WAHafetU Mra. H. W. Tucker, — I., i its- |s.«*ior Among the early arrivals al pa goronlv met nt thr homt* of|rhoir «m| "l|M|Uf«( H«ur. Hu>wk>y Morning Worship. 11 01 A i'll* mi* •’hri»tni**" * l*,4*nlng M n. R. L. White Miaa Mary the Mayfair Hotel are Mr. ami sented Mn. Dutton with a gift. Miss Marjorie Newman on TurnM i x it-,..f I’XhtU and I'hihlnuii Al the various stations stxiut tiny evening at which time final Ellen Dugfar and Miaa Mary Bell, Mra. W. W. Smithcrs of Spring ■ASKuitu r i i t a c n n r n s n Phil-t Anib*r«ndor* 7 on p \f It,,Its Annua at nlith Hlrsel all. M a r/ Ball. Kv«ng»ll*tl.« Merylr*, 4 •"» |' XI , Lake, N. J., and Philadelphia, the room were placed g i f t from plann were made for the dance l» llrv l- t> Harris Taslor Prayvr Moating. Wailnvailay * 11 : Pa.; also Miss Emma Lee Goodal the worthy matron to her offierrs. be aponwiml by the group on Hunitar Hehool, 10 oo A M I- M All gifts wrre wrapped in Christ ( ’hriatma* Day. I’rritihlnx H^rvlr*. 11 A. M of Grantwood, N. J. nihla Mtudy, Friday I no P. M w*dn»-f*v Kv* nlng Prajr*r H*fmas tissue and tied with bright Announcement wa* made of the Cadets Ralph Wight. Fred ribbons. After the presentation of *ale of rhrixtma* m b I* for the vie*. 7 (5 IV M r m a T t n t n m * r ( im ia r srir-NTJUiT Wight and Jr re Dorminy ha>e gifts the group joined In singing Tuberculo*i* and Health Attocian%PTi»T ciiunrM Miindav Hihi.nl f #i \ l.tHM HOViHOK Mr. and Mn. John L Lee en­ returned home from Columtxa Christmas carols and a solo wns ti«Kl which ix being sponsored by Morning M*rvle« 11:00 A M II II M A I I T I N . PAHT4III * W*dn*aday evening avrylra I qO tertained with a dinner party at Military Institute . .at Columbia sung by M n. Joe Corley. the forority today on the down H.in.l.v Hehool, 11:00 A M their home on Park Avenue on Jinn., lo speed the Christmas At the conclusion of the meeting town atreet*. Reading Room fTnut* 3 *0 »« Morning Pr*aehlng M*rvlc*. 11:00 Tuesday evtnlng honoring Lieut. "^miaays with their parents. l 01 oVb»ek on Tu#«J4) * and refreshment! were served In the Prerent at the meeting xeero: A M Friday* n Y P I*. « 19 P M banquet room, which also earned and Mn. J. E. Courier, J r , who _ , . _T ' . B y G orh a m ••IH TIIK 1 N'l VKItHi: IN* *1,1 l • 1 Returning yesterday from Met- a holiday, theme. Carola. led hy the Misie* Betty Wilkinson, Mar­ Kymi 1iig Kcnlrr. 7.30 P M. were married recently. IMI X| is , »;Vfi|#VKI» MX .XT* *'I |i tha Perkin*. Connie McCall, Jane ilty In The table at which th, guests JS* Univmltjr iniDeLand to spcml •^ jj q goore, were sung Thigpen, lot* Caldwell, Shirley Ft fill Ti-*';. i* iii* . ks*j>j*<-| ,,f ti,, n u n n % m » T c iipm ch Christmas with th,lr parents are: •throughout "l L -.-L ™ . the aoclal k~.r U xmiii Srrtrt'Mi Whlrli xxill |„. (.,.1 were seated waa covered with hour. W. P. Ilrook*. Jr. Pa*tor Kick, Ann Wiggins, Shirley Smith, in I'fmreh** of I'hrUi. jGicnilxi Park Avr. at tth Btreal By Gorham blue hand-croc he tpl tabic doth | s S T n ^ 'v . U Nancy Collum, laaurelle Dutton, Hunday fhrotiMh.Mif th* world on HuikI.m Hehool ) : l i A. M Derx-ttihs-r 21 and tha appointmenta xvere in • ; V MUdeed RaUiff ()lc<l. Kathcrini' Spencer, Susan Kirtley, Morning Worship 11 A. M. Tin* lioidrn Twxl l*; •*;,.,| i, ,•t, matching- shade of blue fn.lorla. |nru* V u , .z T t 1 Patty Hodge, Kathryn Wiggin*, Training l'nb»n, 4 10 P M ................ nee. fx*|<*M bilks i ......... \Vor*lilp. 7 30 P M A tiered xredding cake topped {5 ^ ."* Y w in A n ./I«n '„ U Nancy Dighton, Dorothy I'eiold, Ihrnlni By'Gorham I)»|n. Ih■•I |MiMrr belonM»tli uni" )V»itn*»*li«y Herxfte*, 7 -0 I' M, by . miniature brida. couple « n Shirley Kcholg and Marjorie New­ Ear phone* for tha hard of I(»hI" I P- a Imi* *2 I I j An.... . Hi*- rll flMti* kkfi'sh ••••> li*ar ing. tered the table. Ian, Arthur Beckwith. J r , Rtih-rt man, Visitor* w*lron»a. prl*e Hie l.«**on Herniou i- •I,.0 D O B f riaces were deaicnated by novel. „ frt,don> John ^ Hamrick. Jr. k following lor Iflhb In th- I Larry Losalng ■ By International Camp lllamling has a library THU Kilter MKTtlOlHfT ( Hl'RCM beginning from i.- j . |,, „ , „ : Sidney Ni*. Jr. and Edward Danilo«| rr«at*<| the h*-^'* >1 Marjorie llndgrs Invited to be with Mr. and Mrt. j,|^ •>f (raining films containing 130 and lit*- rnrlh. And fb-<| *.il«l |. for. Park A««. m Fifth HL. p—telle 1—e I -e wrre: Lieut, and Mrs. Courier, u* n»»k*x nt«tt in our Imag* a(»films with sound, many of thrm Dr W. P Huhr man. Pastor Charles Gonnly S s.ss- I ll-I fxitt *;•«! ere* fell ms f4und*y Hrho*»l, f d i A. M THE READ SHOP Mr. ami Mrs. Julian Fonder, Mr. ' Hnllywo«(L II '* I'tvlne been madin Mrs. J, N. Rol-jon, Sr., has ar Lo •nd Mrs. William Vihltn and Mrs. rived from Hollywood to spend Charles Ward. the holiday! In Sanford with her By Alvin children, Miaa Petrie Rotson of New York City, Mr. and Mrs J. N. Robson, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. 1847 Roger* _ Harry Robson. They will be Joined Wm. Roger* The Inspirational meeting nf " " Christnua day by Dr. Robsnn. the Womaa’a Auxiliary of tha: « '* • * '• U Anderson o j Haxtingx Presbyterian Church opened on Alfred Rolsion o f U»a Georgia Monday afternoon with n .prayer Military Academy In Atlanta. it u n . F u neral l) lr t « lo r “ for God’s ptaco throufhout th, C ortw r F lrat B Franch Student! who b a r, arrived from world, that tboro wHI bo no hat* Pka** 4U |in our hoarta toward th* caua* th* University of Florida In • JE W E L of th* war, for our friend* cloMly GalnnviUa to visit with their par­ C O M E IN A N D G E T ents over th* Christmas holidays 1 touched by ti* war, that w* may . 112 S o u th Pxrfc Y O U R 1*42 C A L E N D A R not bavs kyaUrla. and that God Includ*: Frank L. Woddniff. Ill, will yuld* ox In whatrvvr work Harold Haskins, G«na Harrison, John Pop*. Walter Turner, Georye Ekk, William Lafflar, Dick Brown, Def •—(J Jo* Cronabaw, John Dunn, Tony Huddles ton, John Mall, Prod Dy­ I U r a Y o w l C lock * A n d son, J r , Donald Jon**, DouyU* 1 'W a tch es R e p a ire d By { i Stenitrom, Donald Bishop, Edwin 9| Branan, Donald Lamson. Allen O no W h o K ra lly • r r Newman. Broca Balt. Jimmie Sho*maker, Cullen Wri*bt. Gee rye H o w Talbott and Franklin Bnnan. ys. L O U R IN E B E A L , S o c ie ty E ditor T elep h on e 14H Social Calendat er son a Is. .1 C SE9& Mr. And Mra. Lee Have Dinner Party ENGLISH GADROOM KING EDWARD CHANTILLY PRELUDE BRIDAL BOUQUET SILVER PLATE Women’s Auxiliary Of Church Hah Meeting AndersonGriffith COMMUNITY Now that America is at War! Government Long Distance Calls Must Come First enry w ENDS TONIGHT Double Program wa have, to do.' An inUroatlny story on the Holy family xr%, proaaoted ty Mrs. E. D. Brownlie as th* davobonaL Tha alary o f th* Christ Child sad bow bo wa w m th* first rjrow ft Monday •mW- I Ucht of the world-w m beautiful­ ly told by Mn. J, B. Oahan and Mra. Emmett Herndon. Christmas, ik were rondarod by members 0 a f d a r «ba4r. , ' BRIGGS ,108 MAGNOLIA i OIf *Mk'*o xar SH , for ] A t ' e 0U Ctunwne e # • • OMChloa Old BUv.r OM Prater OUJtwtlry jThe immediate availability of c iv ilia n and m ilita ry , have .Long Distance telephone facil- stepped up sharply. Industrial fties is vital to the communice- plants engaged in defense pro­ tion needs of our government. duction, radio networks and We urge everyone who plans to news services are relying more exchange the season's greet­ and more upon the speedy con­ ings by Long Distance tele­ tacts made possible by the^ phone, to please refrain from Long Distance telephone — making these calls on Christ­ Therefore we urgently appeal mas or New Year's Day. j to you to help keep Long Dis­ The Long Distance telephone* tance lines clear, on Christmas la already playing a major role and Naw Year's Day, that we in A m erka't all-out war effort. may sfficiantly serve our Na­ Governm ent Long Distance tion, unhamparod by calU of *. telephone requirements, both' non-essential character*' - �1 Japanese notlonoln arrive ot Bal'-ia. Canal Zorn-, under heavy guard, an routo to Intaromant quarter*. They were roumle.l up in the Panama Canal area, wharo ail tnamy alien* have been taken into cuatodv. A Imi h •till l.iirm «n n «tn»t In the Hawaiian l-tnrxt « f fliihu after tho Japanese sneak rolil. jlilit.m ubjrttive* .III.I Civilian target* shared in the destruction »r> jki-.| on islands tiy tho s a v a c attack. I During a Ion In the Japanese attack on Illrkam Field, Hawaii, U. S. aoldltro dragged thla hn| nacelle In place aa a make-ahift machine gun neat. Notice the table piled against the motor. Secretary I Anox'a report laid many American planes were caught on ground and destroyed b y the troachorougstUKk.1 " J. 11. Cooke. Wake Ttland airport manager, and hie eon, Philip, are shown after arrival at San Brea­ ds™ by clipper ptane. Cooks and hla family were evacuated to Hono­ lulu on a previous clipper then cams to U. S., leaving the mtd-Paelfle outpost In the hands of the Marines. I Mil* I . . j Shewn sliding down the wore at the New York Shipbuilding Company Yards at Camden, N. J., Is tho Columbia, 10,000-ton cruiser. Jean •Adanu Paschal, daughter of Gory Poechal, acting mayor of Columbia, 8. C.. sponsored the latest addition to tho U. S. Fleet. One o f the busiest men in W a . < n i n g t o n when news of Japan's bombings of Hawaii ... q , - nh* ,b J th* 1 Mllppin*1 w»* received was France’s y05.000.000 lusury liner, Normandie, le shown at Its dock In the Hudson lllver. New York, where It was aelxed bv the U. 8. Coast Guard crows ol-o took uvrr four other French ships In New York Harbor and eight nuira at other U. S. porta. Reported plane for tho f/armandit are to make hrr Into the world's lergeit end fleetest aircraft carrier. Bear A d a . near Admiral Sate H. Bueyrv age rives at New Yerh aboard the Urm' Ru n o f B o ro v ik ' Vke Admiral W . S. P|* The Ro m o of Sarawak listens to Qm Pending Admiral N lm ltrt o n ie a l rodio for tho latest w boltottao. . 1* UovoU, Vito A d a i n l WlUlom 8. { r s u T R . a a 'r a t s > & :s £ s & ? B r a ® BritUk foftoo blow o p oQ w ill* bo- nil HBHHK sajMscaSsS^ m wkkh roUerod Admiral Uuoband Early, Whit* Home eecretary. answering newsmen's questions. * 1 �'teuz+tr M A*.# • f V* *•* CAT ^ >A I«fisR ^fA lf k ffi 9 <|»f«ll*AFie«»W | a«d jL HKroiiT so, ;i • P* liuno U H A N S . Knap bti hr p irrve*n ;•nd \ a i » ti*— |t «;u |M|e. |J : . t»a I ; tin, h p r I 2 .'i %: :.«• I'A iiH A tiK llQUO T*.r. ft:* T « r> U «r - L u lu f„ tee If.-jy f ||. / f Ihllte-Ar j i : s to ft u • tllAVOTK. Ill hid • « A It It* *T* l M M t. lot 11 ». ,j cy | tl| . J ' * ,;.,. | I***1.1.A It I »S tits/ hint (o <iJe j CO HN } ilm *4. k « } i ■>•• i , pt , I ii.n .E ic v cm i j %•. t.. » , 1 i \ r i . i r i « *;\ i:ic . »t \ t*rr fry |l | |1 * s A 5«»o tr. w • | j j ,.. . J l.j.r 1 . ' r « l « P I . A N T It . h ,..e *.„u\ I 7J«* te. t l o*» iin A i'K F iii n f . K i > i„.tre v j ; Comb I t 5f . • .* •. t„ !fl? .% I...> I..'* At.. K f Mcj t \T** ten l.-W» |l } « J . K U O N S . 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UXX Kt NCVOUlLKAUyWS & g m Jjm mu iiw u r: in jw sp a i 5UKE TUNA AM* THE BM HMAP MAM NWASW86TONS PWWSEO -1 TOMMY MC A •>- - - 6 0 .H O C * . L f tU if 3 i THAT etgV6 Corner. for rent cal. Haynea Office lU d dM C a. mmz .Y painted fum . bedrocnu Inert cuttles. Q’ de* heme. PH#»w. I8T-W. YO| turkeys, • v: ♦ - - m m #_ Y « X. » CCt&M • ■) ■ •vii|tA*v ' ' ■ .TV 'T *» - - ----- - . • T . j. K*Xr*S' �— 7* . SATURDAY, DECEMBER IP,’ 1*41 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, Editorial Staff M nrN Marwkaill -------- A tie* Trail* -------- U ls C.Uoooll — K illr r a WlsgtM Rarv«»r1U Dairta •— Mlrlan l|«lr Jmrti llm la f — Mlffsrtf fra ia r . - — L»rllt« Hal’ IlMPt Rurlrraua MaffMrttt Daafaa ------ - Patricia |t«4s* Marjaclc Jas*« KalbrriR Wl||la< Laalaa Yarlsrfa .. II#rana a EMIlrlas Mary Nakia OH«a Karrwll Flarrara WHI* R lflC M * Wllar — OSH l lim r y m ill- I'ltU r Mia* llnlk Ifa This Year ., r e The approaching 1941 Christman finds the- UmUt Btatca at war with the Japanese Empire and Nazi tierS-;- 'RJtny ,(hlao Fascist Italy). Our nation can not, under th« ' I?.- circumstances, be aa joyful an In pant yearn, but we car aet an example for future generationn by uniting in th« Interest of the defense of our veioved land. Isolationists — Burton K. Wheeler, Bennett Cham) Clark, Gerald P. Nye, Hamilton Fish, Jamea E. VanZandt ahd Harold Knutaon — have net a nignal for solidarity throughout the country. These men have led their follow era' Into the mythical "All-Out Defense of United States Or Sanitation” ; they have pulled together with the House trait administration In making an effort to divert ani fifth-column activities. We Americans are a great people; wt can do ALMOST /ANYTHING WE WANT TO — and we WANT to PRE­ SERVE OUR NATION. By merely being a true, loyal Amer ean, we can preserve our nation. We must obllviate fifth column activity — so effective in Austria, Czechoslovakia. Belgium, Norway, Poland, France, and Hawaii. By being calm and sensible, the people of the UnUed States, can and WILL destroy any fifth-column menace. The entire outcome of the war may depend upon the reW “ f t ? of the Americans to any fifth-column temptations v Adolf Hitler himself has said that "America will be an x Inside job.” 'As In Soviet Russia, the Hitler fifth-column threat will be checked here — NOW by alert Americans. ''Fifth-column movements wre not aa profitable as me of our disloyal citizens may presume. It has been ■total that some of the Hitler fifth-columnists have been ft disposed of after they had served their purpose. This state. meat is well-worth-noting when one considers the offers of t*hifh rewards” by foreign agents after the conquest by Germany o f thg United States. This Christmas—as a gift to our glorious nation—let tta show a united front AGAINST fifth-column activity. — ---- — — --------- --- - MYERS has her heart set on a p.ald suit. S.H.S. SASSIKTY BILLY IIRUMLKY ha* grot up now and he * s n j a new and " T » u the night brfuro Chri«t- bigger trumpet *o see w hat y* (ns* and all through th- Ihmim-. can do about getting it for him. which remind* me thvt thw i* l-ooking ahead for the cold day* I Ann Stine. Edna Senkartk. and Saturday n there arr only thro* of January. LUTICIA GORMLY more shopping day, u-ft. Kvrryom wanta a natural colored coat and Edward Marshall attended tha Trihere at si JL 8. I* hinting anmnd CHKiYSANTHE KENTS wanta a County Stodent Go vernment Con­ vention at DeLand High School on and trying to find not what to leather Jacket. fire THAT certain girl or l">y no These good hoy*' and glrla will Saturday, Dec. 13. Lake, Seminole, this letter to Santa iiouM hrli» a appreciate along with their gifts and Volusia counties war* repre­ little. sented. saving bond* and stamps. “ Dear Santa Claus: | I*. S. I forgot to tell you that I Al.yn Thompson, DeLand High P.ea«c bring 1)11.1. Bit A NAN want a book on how to make ford council president, gave the address pair of tan shoe* sin- mu •. Ir--1 jalopies run in ten ra*y lewons." of welcome while # Rev. Clyde Smith led the devotional. Tha De­ cause he has notgroun In- eight/. I land president then appointed the aml-a-hslf and I* aUiut to get • (‘institution, Resolutions, and back on his feel again. Nominations Committees. It seems that u InnMing ro­ Vocational School mance ha. blossom. <1 into f II Dr. Robert McGowan, poet, world-wide traveller, and clergy­ blooin b«-cau.e KA 1(1. I KT 1111 want* to find 81111:1.KY IH K e ll Here, the rrst o f ou^ Christ- man, addressed the convention on »rap|ieil in cellophane .illrng on run-. listrHnnta, please take notice: Saturday morning. Ha related that ler his ( hrntma* li<e and. Kluaheth Wynn wants a white the '^Responsibilities of Youth In IPENCE WILI.IA Mix l.k wmlwlres* and a white hat; Aim* the Modem World” centered awant* f . find SIS Kl.tTIKY tie ! Andersan, * defense stamp; round development of tho body •orating hi. tree. Arthur Kirrhhuff, toilet aoap; •nd mind. He said through theme SHIRLEY SMITH « ,\ . /(» Sarah Krider, an Estrrbrook pen; development* youth could preserve the world aa well as govern it dur­ want* lot* of sport clolht . m ell ariil Inn Williams, Clothe*. lifferent color* while lAIM.t Mi*. Maxwell: William, why ara ing th# peacetime that will follow the current conflict. RUMBI.KY want, a ni.io.t-n -k ill ^you late this morning?* Three discussions— Organisation ind an ai|ua sweater William: Class started befora of Student Government*. Social And In the animal kingdom * I got here. ny pink elephant i< ju-t what Our new pupil* this month are; Problems, and School Problem*— ANGELA MKISCII want*, but Mrs. Joiler Cameron Mr* J. E. followed Dr. MeGosran's address. BETTY CARRODI want. her- big Hodges, Eleanor Watti and Arthur Th« various representatives chose *nd real such a* » St Bernard | Kirrhhoff, who are taking abort* the discussion In which they wlsh•log. nl to participate and adjourned to hand. Jean Giles hi* been a real go O'I j After the Christmas holiday*, the' designated discussion room. girl »» Kim’ l ynu . plea-e I•y luj new elxsxa* will be started In' Sanford was represented at all bring her a little gold locket? In Bookkeeping, Business English, three forums. Following the lunch hour, the the way of jewrlry \lINI 11.K Office Practice, and Civil Serv­ YATES wants a carman •‘ .trctch’'j ice. There's still time to join the committees gave their reports. An bracelet anil five dollar* would, beginning ihorthand class and fla* official Constitution was adopted suit TOMMY HANSON fine' ish the course by the end of for the Tri-County Association 'cause then be eculd have hi. I the school year. Ode to Flu: watch fixrd. I sneeied a specie Into tha air Santa, when I **!:.d LAMBERT It fell to gTound I knew not PALMER what he wsnlrd he said, where. “ A deferment from the Army or But hard and cold were the By JACK DYB8 a non-combatant position in one of looks o f those Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stare and the armed force*.'' Ami VIOLET In whose vlelnlty I snoxe. son, Woodie, wera visited on DORTON want* hrr boy friend In We alj mix* Harry Joe Mlnarlk, the navy to come home, but who who has Joined the Navy. W# Thanksgiving by Mr. Stare’ s par­ ents, Mr. and Mra. W. C. Stare, wouldn't? wish him the best of luck. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Mllwae, Mr*, STELLA TOIJCHTON ha* her Rebecca: Have you noticed that lavlgne, Mrs. Southerland, Ur. heart set on a pair of fuxiy tteil- most successful men are taldT room slipper* and a plaid *kirt. Sally: Naturally, they come and Mrs. Porter, and Doe. McReynolda at a dinner in which th* “ old MOT WIGHT sny* what she wont, nut on top. ia unmentionable, but she really Most o f the girls in the teCChd bird” was really slaughtered. Georgina and Jease Miller are would-like some make-up. year clsss hate part-time Job*. LAURENCE PEARSON want* Many of thsm are working in two naw members of the sopho­ a blonde from Orlindo ami EM­ the various stores during the more class. They have juat movsd here from Eureka, Ktniae. METT HERNDON want* a girl holidays. from over there named Mary Bach­ A debating club meeting was Our advice to motorlata: Jest elor. after ioneb because you aee iu tracks la M held Immediately MARY SKINNER wants more sign the train has juat passed. Tuesday, ‘Da*. 0, with Miss Marchthan anything else, a trip to 8aAnil remember that mud man In charge. Tho#* on th# a f­ vanmh to aee a certain Kenneth thrown I ground lost!! firmative are Jewell Prescott, Colleen Clark, Mary Emma North, Youman and MARGARET See you neat year! Seminole High Student C o u n c i l Members Attend DeLand Convention LYMAN SCHOOB home for th* holidays from tha C ARMY he's been giving little MARY MG^£»ER moat o f hU attention. UNCLis SAM'S ' boy* seem to always rate with th* girls! Don't they! EDWARD MARSHALL, our % most dignified senior, gave hla aliter, DOROTHY, away on a very impressive wedding ceremony SUNDAY at tho BAPTIST CHU­ RCH. As b o u O T U r u on# of the happiness In the world. _ lng home for th* holiday*1aa a It’s a good thing FRED'S cornS. H. S. alumna* w* wish her all certain brunette ,1a giving MAR­ JORIE JONES nulte a bit of attention and It aorta looks aa if i( might develop Into more O S. H. S. Ramblings Students! We're free I Tha Christmas holidays have begun and we’re just aa happy aa a lark, o f 8toden( Government*. The nominating committees re­ p Th# new rag* la knitting sweat­ ported nekt Results developed er* for th* A rm y. If you feel from this committee showed th* th* desire to “ do your part” In uus way, you’ll always find somefollowing offleera: Don Tatum, DeLand, president, ona In the RED CROSS room Fred Smith, Dayvena, vice-presi­ next to PENNEY. VALAR1E WELLS- has def­ dent, Francis (Dougles, Leesburg, secretary-treasurer. initely mad* up her mind which Leesburg was chosen a* tha sita it la HUGH WHELCHEL or of next year's convention which Georg* Speer but for some un will be held during the second known reason her decision la week of December if conditions deep dark secret. A little romance that has been serious friendship. permit. LUCILLE HALL wante SANTA The reports o f stodent council budding and blooming for .quito CLAUSE to tetng - , her. . . one. ofactivity in schools wera then given some Um* la that between R U B Y .-.----- . Jbo*« .bl* , 4U n ™ * by respective delegates from Day­ DOBBINS and STUART QUART they have at YOWELL’S Soma tona, Lrnburg, Sanford, and De- ERMAN and t-ye the way don't of these gals may laugh at such A Land. Many Ideas were secured by ya’ think they make a cute a notion LUCILLE, nut 111 bet w couple. represent ZLARA HASKINS has been themselves. then reports fo r the betterment >* leather theae days,th,J[E'RuUM ?’t yTiTnLETOhf Ed*of the Seminole High student saving on shoe walking council. »■very “ *■ “ Mh° ° ^U>r ofR1 j C E L E R t '^ t t . .ffb r t , morning, a certain littla Th# first annual Tri-O unty Orlando with a black on the CHR1STMA8 Issue of the m boy Ifrom Oriandi Student Government convention been bridging her. paper were well worth hla while * was closed with a banquet Satur­ FORD as this Issue was the beet printed day night. Tha DeLand council Uh-homll this year. president welcomed th* delegate* “ E O IS' CALDWELL ’n MAC NORMA WOLTER gave a big TRUe CHRISTMAS party TUESDAY while the new Tri-County presi­ CLEVELAND; MeKAY dent, Don Tatum, gava tha re- LUCK ’n KINKIE WIGGINS 'n night and from all we hear they *ponce. Dr. MeGowan again ad­ “ had them U time" the otSar had a wonderful time! I £ dressed th* group. He emphasised MOT WIGHT 'n BILL BRANAN There's lota to do so w* hop* that w* must work hard to aoiidfy nigh^stealing orange* and play­ you all have lots of fun #aae the ourselves during the** dark days ing on the awlngi and slid* at Christmas holidays and here's and that we must get away from SOUTH SIDE! Myl Seems as If wishing you a MERRY CHRIST­ any trend that would Indicate "it's “ their aecond childhood" Is com­ MAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR. ing on at an early age! no us*“ to do thia or that. Who's tha big, hansome bru­ Meeting Is Held Sanford hopes to bo represent­ € ed at th* Tri-County meet next nette that wants a date with MARY RABUN the other night? By Pan-Am. Club year in Leesburg. Well it seems the old saying goes “ When the cat’s awav the The third m eetli* of tha PanDoily Beaty, Herbert Swofford, mouse will play." But “ really’ American Club was held friday . Jean Sutharland, Pat Simpson, and over Th* fact that DUBB’S com- during Activity Period la Mlaa » Marjorie Rous*. Those on th* nega­ MARY still aeems quite excited Dunlap's room. J tive are Fredrick BlsUlne, Charles lng home for the CHRISTMAS AT of the members wera urged Walla, Clyde Duncan, Elolsa Lar- holidays. to pay their duet, which i f * W t gent, Clara NalT Mack, Betsy Dib­ Since AMOS JONES arrived a semester, befora Chi!«%»■*.. It ble, and Dorothy Holland, Practice was decided that tho Club.Waa to debates were held Friday, Dec. 12. have hslf a page in th* Sally for ( Mis* Dorothy (Nowell and Mr. In which he attended he wax elec­ their picture and tha type waa' al­ Delbert Yatet, former student* of ted President for the coming year. so discussed. '; ? ' Lyman, wera married Nov. 28 at Mr. Weli* and Mr. Milwee at­ Following this busbies* routine th# Forest City Church. tended the Centra] Florid# Confer­ a short program was given. Those The lunch room l* now under ence meeting. Lyman waa put In taking part .were as fpllowi: full time W. P. A. authority. Th* eighth place In the epnftrence with Katharine 8p»i,c*r, Doris • Rntx- ( ) number buying lunches has great­ Tom Van iKorn aa all-conference mlnger, Dorothea Dytta, G U d/t line man. Mr. Wells waa elected Pippin, Betty Petaa, and Mary ly Increased. Crawley. . - ^ 7 '* " Norman Beasley’ * program president of the conference. The Orlando Morning Sentinel The meeting waa then declared which was scheduled for Doe. 12, was postponed until Monday, Dec. has aakad Lyman to appoint a re­ adjourned by th* president, Susan porter for th* basket-ball season Klrtley.___________________ © 18. to cover all th* home games. This ' * \ Nr. Well* reported that doling reporter will bo able to wire all George Nader ha# returned) to a meeting o f th# Son# and •*“ newa to th* paper at no chgrg* S.IIJ3. Ha hat been attending te n o f tha Territory of or delay. . school at Daytona Beach. — - ~ — •' T i r " , eater PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF DEC. 218T 8unday,Mondiy— "UNFINISHED BUSINESSwith Dana*, Robert Montgomery *8d Prfcteo .rmtor, Alto— PUPS AND PUZZLES'; cartoon and Metro Nova of the Cfcarfte GIRLS \Jeh« SCASTS JIMMY LYDON. aa Hi■ory Aldrkh fa r Pmidaat,* the Aldrich with Jane Praleeer In "Henry A laugh-gitter in thia popular Paiaioont • ana of the SUa Theater a h ^ S b PRESTON POSTER (loft) with Robert Mont«o« Daano In a surprising sequence o f the romantic “ Unfinished Busin***’ which will be ahown at tl row and Monday, A fine cant appeal* in aoppor « GIRLS ABOUT TOWN 1H I �w- ^» ^ N F O R D ^ U 8 J ;. ~ r,n / (E lt £ U a l r Produce* M m F nU Amd V«x«Ublo* T h u Anj BtraBar A m In Florida •___________ VOUJMB XXXIII ■ r I^ u r t t ; f f sanford, n n n i n i m n m r n iir L i S R A R '' Rig a / AN INDEPENDENT t)AILY NEWSPAPER Established In 1908 fv p b g h iis » f c r a lD Sanford In The Only Central Ida City Affording Kail High' And Water Transportation > 20,1941 Member Associated Press M M IIK U !)« JAPS TRY TO LAND AT LUZON H ongkong Still Nazis May Be Holds Out Under Preparing For Swift A ttack Japanese Attacks Hitler’s Assuming O f Enemy Lays * Siege And Hits Defenders O f Colony From Land, Sea And A ir (M r ^Nippon Airplanes Are Destroyed by R.A.F. In Eastern Thailand Am t f c lH . _ . London sources Indicated today that Britain’s Hong­ kong garrison still held out under the Japanese siege snd direct atUck by land and *lr. In British Malaya, de­ fense forces 300 miles north of Singapore are reported •maahlng heavily at the Jap­ anese. From Rangoon, the R.A.F. attaekad a Japanese air ba*« In ••stars Thailand, destroying ground ad plana* and gaaollna rein the flrat aarial amaab * forces thora, th. Brit- ■rSFSSSi Col. H. C. Kreaa Muhlenberg Col. H. C. Kress Mohlanberr. for­ mer commandant of lllckam Field, Hawaii, « u ordered con­ fined to hia quartra at Colum­ bus, Ohio, after an address In which ha knocked the U. 8. Navy. Deploring lack c f air power In the Pacific, Col. Muhlenberg ‘ had declared that only “ Japanese stu­ pidity" saved Hawaii. Local High School jM illlfl Southern Association Put s Seminole On Favored List Seminole High School has been placed on the accredited Hat of on* of th* hlcheat rating associa­ tion* In th* South according to a latter received by Principal G. F.. McKay recently. Coming from th* Florida Coraqilttee of the Commission on Se­ condary School, of tho Southern Association, tho latter accredited the local school for 1941-43. With thie rating, student, with Semin­ ole High diplomas will be accepted In any college In the South with­ out examinations and also In most collages In the East and WciL This is th# twenty-fifth year that Seminole High School hes a-, thieved this high ranking, County Superintendent T. W. Lawton de­ clared this morning. The Southern Association rate* 1-A on the State ItoL Mr. lawton added. The letter to Mr. McKay fob Iowa: “ A t th* meeting o f the Southern Association In Louis-' ville, Dee, 1941, your school was accredited for th* year 1941-43. You will, I am sura, be Intonated 4n th* proceedings o f this meeting which will appear In the next te■aa ef th* Southern Association Ruaatans have ■ gee Into German peaMona which have mad* It Impossible for the Germans to halt their retreat end bee* demolished the Ultlar pre­ tense that th* Neals a n axacutlng an orderly withdrawal to atralght,n thalr line, an authorlUtlea mili­ tary commentator said yesterday. Other points mentioned in Rus­ sian report. Indicated that woetward bulges wars being made In th* German front, th* comment* tor said. Axis Garrison In Libya Said To B e, Seized By British <»r a**e*toi*g t o , „ British Cairo headquarters Indi Cited‘ that main British fore** ___ pressing forward at top •o*«.d today and repotted a suecew fol attack agalpat tha Axis garrlrou 114 mil** io«ld* o f tho um wtatern section o f Libya. Th* Axis’ shattered army In - <. ■ Libya, split and In headlong flight' was pictured by 'British head­ Goldsboro, ana o f Saaford’a ne­ quarters Bunday night as too gro sections, was the Mens o f disorganised to eolleat Its strength K och exertam cal this morning far an effective defense e f Ben­ whan a drunk negyn ttole a gasi, the enemy's last major po­ shotgun and was shooting It on sition oast o f TripoM the street on hie way to kill Nani General R mubo I V re­ another negro. Chief S oy Wilmaining armored forte* had been Quarterly. driven to Boluch. abent SI mil** ' Tho negro, I d Roes, was djaThe Florida Committee congrat­ south e f Bengasi, sad Italian In­ armed and placed to ja il by Chief Williams and O fficer C. ulate* you on th* fin* work of fantry was declared rtrtaaliy Iso­ Shaffer. A fter a preacher your school and wish** for you lated northeat e f the part. The rapid pee* at the British U wa* signed the totexkated negro to F"}*??*® incc— the negro apparoatly Ftorida*?** ^ { ^ ct>* lnn* n “ *ho vault, pressed despite severe uat storms, was Indicated by Ho ran Into m be***, th* fact that Solach, inland id cams eut terminal o f a spur railroad from I ho.w aa goB a n g u i is 154 miles *ou th­ ereat o f Dorna, wbes* capture th* British announced only Sat­ urday and 314 alias west o f N egro .R Amuck, Is Jailed By Police S Clayton Bailey Is By Navy School Defense Stamp Sales Are, More than $100 POIM OI tBO onUOB QutftltTf w 'a s B L ' a s t a r s 1104# la stamp, while M M b i d — r a fc e e aJ ! , . •;. Nov. IS. John "Wynne Dies A t Lake Monroe Home cewimoie u s t t y tar tea past u yean , died at hie homo Saaday •Ight at lli M to. La5» Maaraa where ha he*' lived U t the past _______ 14 Italo-Gertnan U* Boats, Several Jap Subs Sunk In Both Atlantic and Pacific L. To Get Foothold Support Given Boy Scouts On Paper Campaign I l ie (eeNrlnlnl I’ fMel Six to fight Jnpitiifsf di­ visions — 80.000 to 100,000 men — fOmvp for u mil III, lM .fl,l# 4 l'r r ..l foothold on (he island of At least It lt*lo German It Luzon today, |.r>0 milos frog) boat* ami several Jap nuLvua Manila, and were met by a fine* have heen ,unk or ilant . aged. .Secretary of the Navy (.1 1 1 0 8 , Organizations valiant drfrnsr in which Knox declared last night in an Offer Aid Toward American and Filipino troops announcement of United .States attacks on enemy »uh fleets in Defense P r o j e c t “ more than held thoir own.” the Atlantic anil I’aeifie. An estimatf from the The announermant o f the vie , f HM) A aourca which often has had remarkatiy accurst* behind-ther scenes Information said today Adolf Hitler's assumption of full command of the German army, and new A ils movements, Indi­ cated the Germans ire preparing for a swift attack to dose th* Mediterranean. The object, ha said, would b* to salvage tha Libyan campaign and offset the retreat In Rus­ sia. Publicity recognising the cold difficulties and torments suffered by the retreating Carman armies In Russia, Adolf Hitler announced Sunday night he was taking over personal direction o f the Nail land forces, and h« Immediately appeal­ ed to his aoldlare— "fanatically", at he put It—to wait out the win­ ter for new arms and troops. Hiller first announced In a sur­ prise move that ha had replaced General Field Marshal Walthar von Brauchitsch as commander of th* armlet. He said Intuition led him to hi* fateful decision. The dramatic announcements. Including th* hold-fast exhortation to hU troops, contained th* harsh admission that th* g n a t T* * ’btMamSSj&jawSC . night ___ fort** in talayr had b e a n successfully withdrawn from the area o f Kalantan state between Kata Bharu, where the Japanese made thalr Initial landing Dec. •. and Kuala Krai, 45 miles to tae south. British imperial defenders of Hongkong, doomed by an over­ whelming Japanese siege to aaemiag (y certain death or warlong captivity, told the world by ra­ dio Sundae that organised resist­ ance continues In .heavy fighting. Another quoted by the Britlsl) radio raid the expected fail of Hongkong hod been delayed by resistance. In the same the dome*tie radio aaid ______ amplification that Urn Bhuraehun a r e a o f the main­ land section of the Crown col­ ony, w h en they assaulted the Japanaae from the ranr. , - v '- V Command Indicates Attempt To Close Mediterranean Sea Colonel Confined Malaya British Strike 'At Foe -K n o x Reports U .S, T roops Fight U.S. Attacks As Enemy Strives On Axis Subs ml orf ■nimhon* torie* In the war at sea, pre * War Department »t Washingtnn sumably frum the' tune of I're.i Sanfonl have in*gun to p LmIi; doubled previous e«tiniatea o f the co operation and supjxirt to tho •lent Kousevelt's shoot on sight Japanese invading strength car orders tn the United States Navy local hoy iicnuta who rit collect ried toward Philippine' nmrhi** mu waste paper in accordance on Sept. I I, came after dis strung hy M0 ttoopahipH under closures that enemy submarine, with a request ma-'e by Ia *»*» naval anil air t>o»rt had carried the war close to Henderson t»f thu olfir* of pro­ The mothrrahipn put n host o f both shores of the United Stales duction management. K W. Me 160 man bargrs into th»* water, Her* la a view of the waterfront at Penang, Malaya. This rubber *n'1 ,unk 1,n*' American coastal ('alley, a scout master whom* ■n.I these Rwuimeil towanl shore, port la the goal of Japanese rf forts in northrrn Malaya and its i »hip with possible loss o f '."J troop w aa among the firat to “ Some of them succeeded In atari the Sanford campaign, aanl aalxur* would hamper shipping and force the British to find another live*, getting ashore.*’ *m«| the war lh * Enemy submarines, edging today port. In addition, capture, of th* Island would give the Japanese a A number uf n liirn . have tel pertment communique, position from which to consolidate new forces and to store supplies. close to California shores, shell .nnouncemen a ».ld e,| and torpedoed the lug Ameri ephenej and advived - o u t . of, “ ffleial ‘ he ran tanker Kinidin, and fired where they ran .ecure dioe.rded ‘ h» l ,» nk >'•>«• " " Lgure.l deck guns at the tanker Agwl wrapping paper or loirn. Mem I n*w Mruggl* hut whether them her-, of the Sanford Woman ■ Included Imrge landed JapaOrou world. Possibly five of the Emidiii's Club. Mr*. U. H. Dawann, preai *»"ba wa* not clear Hard fighttng Amrriran and Filipino s o l­ crew were lost. Five were injured dent, said, have also pledged their diers were declared to be morw and .10 rescued. When last sern support in the campaign Mr. McCallry pointed out that than holding their own in tho the vessel wss still afloat hut wallowing and riding low. She Administrator Henderson wrote bloody fighting along the stretch of sheltered coastline wh< re tho had been hit In the stern ty the Mayor W. P. Hill, telling him that Japanese arc attempting to land. the national waste paper conser­ torpedo. The first repulsed Japanaae Th* Agwlwvrld escaped by turn­ vation campaign Is rapidly get­ ing from her course and racing ting under way throughout th* thrust at Llngayon wa* the Initial encounter between th* In­ shoreward. It waa said her only United States. "A s you know," Henderson vaders and tho I'hlllpplnea' atoUt damage was a aavarad hawser , 18 Hj^whlel^vvaa^yeut by a shall wrote, "waste paper la vital to lend defenders. In . other Luson -tenJi >- y. T 1 ■ 11 • dafonaa bacauaa It la tha princi­ actual Identity of tho 14 pal raw material for the paper­ which were unopposed, tho Order No. 1, stating that *11 "The " Chari** MorrUon acted as anno have gained small beac enomy submarines probably aunk board container* used to ship de­ heads on the Luton coast at Santa Claus at the annual chief observers of Air Raid or damaged In th* Atlantic was fense materials. Department of Christmas luncheon of the RoUry Warning Stations of Seminole not revealed In Knn.v’* announce­ commerce figures show that about Apsrrl, In the north, and at Club today and distributed toys County must have their station* ment but ho added. In speaking three-fourths o f the paper pro­ Vigan, in the northwest somo 100 miles above t.ingayen. to Uia members anil their guests report every morning, has been o f the Pacific, that "our Naval duced in the United States each The Japanese sl-o have gainyear is burned. We must step after which it wa* voted to recclvrd by Roy Williams, chair­ forrea have already effectively the burning of old new»pspers.1f'l footholds at l.ega*pi, south dealt with several Japanese >uh man of ihe Civil Protection Di­ turn the toy* over to the Elks I rurrugMtrtl boim , magsiinr* 9inii|***t Manila «o*i »t Pavan, marines." ! waste banket paper so that a heavily Japane*r populated |h»i ( Club for distribution among un­ vision, frum the headquarters of luck of pMperbttartl rontainera. *^00 miles south of Manila on derprivileged children at tha tho Third Interceptor Command, will not tecome a ejefenae ln»t- [ Mindanao lalanil. Elks Chriitma* Tree on tha it wa* disclosed today by Chief tlrneck." At lA-gaapi the Nivmler^ havo Williams. night before Christmas. Troop ;U haa aecuretl n vacantlhern umler ceaaelea* Merial ua Mr. William* recsivtd the or­ Previously today th* Rotary building to use as headquarter* *«ult whil at Davao, Army head Club voted to donate 123.40 to; der by telegram, snd was told on Second Street next to Unlge quarter* at Manila -md. confu* tha purchase of one quart of that all Air Warden Stations ii Kona and here the pa|>er w ill, «•«! fighting raged l»nt no Hear biood plasma tor tiie blood bark must bo prepared Immediately I k * weighed and packed. A n y o n e picture of development* there which will tv kept l-y th* Fer- for 34-hour duty should ,uch in­ Eight local residents sre flying having any waste paper may call was available. structions coma through. Tha re­ with nald-Laughton hospital. A communique from General Ihe 'Doremus-llasbrnuck Mr. Mr(*al!ey or any bt>y .rout Mr. Morrison recommended ports from the stations will be Flying Servlet, a private instruc­ ami provision* will be made im . MacArthur** hendqinirter^ iNMieil made between 5:00 and 11:00 that on account of the national ’ thia morning lieforo tin* Jap tion flying school, located at the mediately for collection. emergency Ladies Night, which A. M. every day by telephone and old Sanford airport, arronling to aneae flotilla win sighted in l.in* originally wa* aehaduled for next will be made In special code. guyrri Gulf aaid: Mrs. Mathew Jlssbrouck, see re- Weekly CitruH Salcn Mr. Williams stated, "The Im tary and treasurer. Monday night, be postponed and •'There i* rontimiing activity rtanca of this order, tha first that Instead a “ poor man a south of Vigan, Imt nothing seri* Of the eight members, sevrral Show Great Increase lave received, should not be un­ sr* already past the student rat­ luncheon" will bo bald next Mon lus has developed. Conflicting day noon when the Rotation* derestimated. It brings th* war ing, Mr*. Ilaabrouck reported. LAKELAND, Dec. 22. — ( / » r» port.* o f enemy reinforcement* would have a 15 cant meal and situation vary cloa* to horns." Th* field will b* Inactive until — Spurml by abnormally light j havc not heen confirmed." Th* order s* received by Mr. next week as th* personnel of the contributa tho baltrc* o f thalr shipments and improved buying 91 payment* to soma worthy William* follows: school has gone north for Ihe power, auctinis prices on Klurida CIVIL PROTECTION charity. Christmas holidays. tangerines snd grapefruit were Jap Capture Of Guam MEMORANDUM a*org* A. Speer described tha Flying with the service are better dfiring the week ending Is Reported Probable Order No. I work of tha Rad Croa* war re­ John Jonas, Andrew Carraway, K. Dec. 20 thin for any correapundlief fund and called attention to ATTENTION: ALL AIR RAID dulllvan, Bill .Staples, Voile Wil- ing period in tho eight-year rec­ WASHINGTON. It.*- 22. </lh WARNING (STATIONS OP tha fact that Seminole County's lama, A . Myers and Lester Guth­ ords of the Growrrt Administra­ — The Nsvy said tmlay II* last SEMINOLE COUNTY quota of 95,000 will take some rie. tive Committee and orange price* mriiage friini Ihe i.land <>f Guam Beg tanlag Tuesday, Dec. 23rd, real work to rmlae. Ila sakad for were highest since lu.1fi for the — receive,| two days after the • contribution from the Rotary all chief observers will hava thalr same week. attack on Pearl Harbor — re­ stations report each morning be­ Club. Tangerines averaged |L4I per ported that civilian* |n_ tho W - M. llayne* suggoated that tween 1 and It o'clock, by tele­ on* anti three-fifth* tuahel box; ktrrets anil the native ho*pitul th* fund raised next Monday st phone, until further notice. Peroranges f2.5A; and grapefruit in Aguna Ihe rapltnl, had been tiie "poor man's luncheon" be a-n* reporting will ua* reporting 12.50 on tha 10 major auctium machine-gunned by enemy planes. J. F. McClelland was rc-electad code for hla atellon in accord­ turned over to the Red Croa* teat week. Since Dec. 13, the capture o f tha war fund. The Rotarians promot- ance with procedure recently sent president o f tha Townsend Club island by the Jap* ha* hern con all chief observer*. Do not man Thursday night st tha regular ly voted to postpone Ladies Night, sidered "probable." ’ to havo a 15 cent luncheon next atetIona b u t be ours reporting moating In th* Court Houac. Dur­ ing th« meeting's J. O. Monday, and to givt tho pro- cull Is mad* dally a* directed. IIAKK EGG HAH ^ VOLKS Prompt compliance with this Sharon was alactad to serve as ceoda to tha Rad Cross. on* of tho authorised speakers on George Cochrans wee welcomed cider la expected. CLEVELAND. *~(>hio. — l/P) — MADI80N, Dec. 22. — </P>— Division of Civil Protection lh« Townsend movement In Flor* beck to the d u b by President R. Tha full-throated roar of three Edward Schuster, un egg dealer by Key O. Williams, chairman, Ida, endortod by John Weir, TownW. Ruprvcht after an absence of who has been In business for 35 representative for this plane* overhead supplied a mill years, said It was a new one on eeas* weeks. Visitor* at today’ s and approved by J, L In*- sand t a r y air 8undiy to Madison's luncheon Included Frank William* ley, chairman e f the Semlnol* district. him when he found un egg with o f Winter Garden, C. i . Finlay of Oounty Defense Council. Other officer* who were elected simple, one-hour memorial serv­ three yolks. The dealer said it Orlando e n d Lindley Bwslm of for tho ensuing year ere as fol­ ice for Its home-town ham of the wa* not very unusual to find second world war—CapL—Colin lows: W. J. Hughey, vice-presi­ P. Kelly, Jr. Virginia. eggs with two yolks, but ho be­ dent; Mrs. J. A. Williams, secre­ Th* pianos cams from Army lieved that the three-yolk egg tary; Mr*. M*r\ha Moffltt, Irva- bases in apodal salute to the 27 waa a rral rarity. aurer. yaar-old Army pilot whoso bomb rr scored three direct hits on the REFUGEES FLEE fllA IL A N ll' TAMPA, Dec. I t -4P > -A n KILLS) IN WRECK Florid* — Mostly cloudy with ante Japan* to Battleship II aruns and feeblerlooking kr i*r« In th e extreme south aid RANGOON, nurma, Dec. 33— •ant her to th* bottom of the TwenROME. Doe. M .-0PI— ___ east portions. Warmer la th* IA1)—About 60 refugees from Pacific on December 5. SM, A* It pea*ad, a kid stand* Saturty-fiv* people were killed ■erthwast portion teulghL Thailand, Including 30 Amarlran* lag hy tha auks waehad < out and day ana a large number Injurad I . missionaries and 10 British citl* whammed it loudly with Ms to *a accident on the railway sent, reached Burma safely today. Ueman^itoppad rirriu g ML Vaauvlus. Detail* hand. .Tho old Many arrived with nothing but * hi* rare not Imaadtetaly disclosed. few clothes. SILVER 8PRIN 08, Doc. I I ,— by'tS# colter « , violent loath-ra (A”)—Dirac to n o f th* Florida Then he strode State Baa*bail League decided WASH. Doc. n-UF>-Pr**. shaking. Sunday to adopt a schedule and I l*aawait signed today tha to hie ear and drove off. MO Mtorglag the selective Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hart ra- aaaka final plan* for th* 1949 sea­ son at a meeting Sunday, Fab. 8. rorvtce plan while tha Senate Rotarians Give Warning Station Elks Toys For Observers Must Needy Children Report Each Day $22.40 Buy irst Order For Air Raids Received By ghM m w W U U am a Donated Plasma F l y i n g Service Has Eight Local Men As Students n McClelland Elected Townsend President course, Memorial Service la Held To Honor Kelly Urchin Slaps W rong Gentleman's Auto local weather Directors O f State League MakePIans Military Service BQ1 B ecom es Law heard demands that all recruRteg ha halted aad that the aa- Flyer In Hawaii Cables He Is Safe Blanding Engineer Is Language Expert CAMP HANDING, Doc. amtem cF the^SadkaT t o s t , 109Uk Rngtoaera, lis t (Di­ xie) Infretry Division who could M m i* szssa s «irod n cahUgram from thalr son, Jennings, who la stationed at iHckam Field, Hawaii, with th* Hapdqaarten rtqnarfran. ___ , Wing, UalA ir Corps ha te aafa. Th* -----th* first direct new* th* Hurt family haa had at th* y o o f flyer who sent ****** City News B riefs Tho director* gav* unanimous approval te a major league amend­ ment to tho major-minor agiroam t that would push th* period for drafting players back thro* wooks, thus giving tho minora ■tor* time to complete player deal* prior to tho aanual draft. -AO eight chibs were represented at tho aaaal— pnaldod over by A| Cambo t t GainsayUte, Th* Liana Club will not knee It* weakly matting Wadnaadoy night, alnc* It te Chrtetmaa Eva. City Commissioners adll hold •ml-monthly mealing to­ thalr night *t T:S0 o'clock at thoiClty B * 1 L __________ __________ ■I t i Ws ,i . i s lfio l / ■i �I . i , ■ J' t& T h e! Sanford Herald if iS ):. S A J ^ O t l t ) .- P L O fttD A t h e to u r is t Outlook' THt /|sN>WtS Ju«t what the war will do to Florida’* tourist season, confidently predicted a few weeks ago as destined to be the best on record, la now somewhat problematical. When the first shock of the treacherous attack on Pearl Harbor la-forgotten and the nation ^ m a , a ccu s to m e d .to .a .atato of war, it ia quite possible tlja tjb e thought* of persony, living In.frozen dime* will turn again {o palm* aqd beaches. The manager of a tourist bureau m Miami .report* that despite the b^d news-Of Dec. 7, fla ir tty ea{]cellAtions resulted during (he flrat few days.thereafter and at now-his organisation U deceiving jhamrirtrw bookings t only for Florida’ but fttf Cuba and tns Bahamas M well. Drinks — P a u k a g e.G ood s,B eer BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR 112 W . FIRST STREET v PEACtyJl p ic T A W B ing islands this winter. . "Both Pan American and P, L Q. ha says R. .T. pdlchambcrs, "they intend o| per their current1sdhedujes, the P. A ;0» tforl tKat the government would take an; Pan Afnerican laid they were geared to 10 flights a day to Cuba. We are going • ELECTRIC RANGES • ROD8**<RE5t • W ATER ® k 'b t HEATERS • REFJUGERATORS • APPkJANCES •JOHNSON MOTORS r i& O u i U TACKLE— • GUNS' & AIR BICYCLES MONDAY, fro*. >1 , |M I_ B IB L E V E R SE F O R T O D A Y • But all .this was soon in ruin* SWtdtrSBtJB'JS la W n i'io o a crumpled Into duet. The things'that a r o u t n are In* dttd temporal: Where were white, | i w i * M kino hanging*, faitehed with ford* ft lliwn and purpl* to a jra r rtti#» and pillar* of marble: The teds w an o f gold and tiNer famed Hotel Nacibnal do Cliba, said, "the pitack on Hawaii waa very disconcerting. However, we’ve'beep hi wars before and I .do not think people are merely' going’ (o'* go into a blackout because of the present Intematwripl situation. Our bookings aro heavy, and w® are preparing fon a line.season.” CALL LOUDLY CHANTECl.Eft H. V.' Moon, general manager of Rainbow Springs, the (From Wins*) ^ w|dely-known attraction near Dupnelion, Agfa, ^Undoubtedly; . . bo who. has witntuod th* we have had a temporary monkey wrench thrown Into our, lUr o f M* d ru m m ail either 41s s i om s o r ala* arUo stronger December busineaa. 'However, we do .pot •Milieve thinking than before.") —» From Chaote- people aro going to foijrat the need and value of the kind eWr," by Edmond oatand. of relaxation such a* can be found only In F|<u;ld* and near­ OH, CHANT BGLRR, you ob o bo- by Cuba. One* the holiday* and the uuieztaloUcs of the ■ ’ ’ U m d ao long Tho Vibrant, ringing toealn of present drift discussions are over we should see a large number of former and ne^r'visitor*." Could p l i r c t u o darknoaa, call AU In all w# can aee no reason why Sanford should be V—* again I AU n igh t' down-hearted. We have Use atgke in (he'tourist business Tho poi^ saa om s nar* plotted, (lien thoat Florida communities. We do not’ believe the • a sw they irnltei And *U wjte’ would diaputo their tourist busineaa will be seriously affected, but I f It la. jr# ;■* d e n t a l sway * • > will still haye our principal mainstay throughout ail thase Art falling. Bran you, boenuas lean years qnd that It salary. And the outlook for agricul­ tks day Has a*sa i d Indlffarant to your ture in general U much better than It has hem in many L flaming Milt » •• Boenuas tho tlouda aro hangI’l l • ' Ilk* a pall • .7 T Across-tit* eutt you, too, aro •■'* tart, yon with water iprty. I f (ho firs gala beyond control, tb* ehlof 'fir* iw|rd abooM »ourvl the regular Agencies W ill Stage covertfil by tho examination* will during the noxt two Exams For Applicants yrnra jhe made from n regUter that will bo JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 22. — wt up after piper* are graded. Claao (Mf— Examination* will be con duetod Jan. St for 42ft appll- M in regular flra drill. loadora ahould conduct them in an orderly faablon to abettor nearby borne*. Loadora mvat keep tb* pupil* In control. ■' S. Wkat to Orgaala* 4 Qo thee* thing* right awag— they aro aaaontial now! i ' (a) Boloct tho air raid rafUoo —moro than on* If nocoassry. He Hire there I* moro than on* salt. (b ) Determine bow the aehool will )|a sounded fo r an air TABLE TENNIS esnta aooklng poaltion* with the Hint* Board of Health and the Crippled Children'* CommUalon, It waa announced Sunday by tho merit iyrt*m council for the two a ij t d fiL" * Tho examination* will be giv•n a t ‘ Petuaecla, Tallah*j»ra Jackacnvllle. QalneivUU. Tampn, Orlando, Wert Palm Beach anl Miami. VPoaltion* to-bo filled art Ihotn i f ) Aaalgn a rsfug# apace or o f Junior and |*nW>r elork, Junior rags .ream for each emas i or and soniot ’ alanographer, typlit, rttouoUng rlorh ataUatieal clerk. T Chrism**,fcYtaw.qiijy Over four hundred million i Allan bM-bes s K r a d a t a "*“ • ' PAULINE STARKWEATHER Tho Oormana aro beginning to fldd oat tiatw ar la a game that tafe can play. r ’ * ! rr ■ Bolter bang up the old aoak for Ckriatmaa tius year. By next *«ar estimated, will b* Used to bliy Def ftu a ftom th*lr tomwffnr w Ing permanent saving* M td,lin k 'd tho war. If you havs paver Jplni Club, you should do so this year, when nogt J)qs*P\ber tofi# V f h t c se Dtra Exo^wirf conc€Tixr»iiofi appolntmonta for aereieta •up tho morale of the laa. ao that if a raid occur* will have experience In keepthem' occupied. Organlte flrat ERECTOR SETS aid training for selected group*. Organise firs dsfsiuo training for TW S fn ' •.The answer to that la— we ddint. laMmd to to caught nap* dmg again—anywhere or an*n n *. Vr* prs not going to »ay again—“ It can't happen here.'* Don’t ruah eround, don't worry, hut act) Theao are klreple precau­ tion*. Read (hem again. Think b«w red trill apply them to your uchool; Then tab* the nactuary is. ft la Stamps. United Lumber Company COMPANY FIIKNCH A VB. A T Iink ST. AVB. AT -------PHONE 713 Woman's Happio Indlridual* and omnU*|lpna that regard war-tlms sa Uetr op- AD However, many persona have found it a convonient way for w ring fo r other abnorrsal y«ar-«nd .expenses Some of It goes to meet Insurance pntm fo r tazea, some o f it fOr mortgage paynventa ana iotareai aontS of it for charity, and earn* far many other similar purpoees. But whatever It goee for, it la a good way to 1*7*. You can lay aalda a dollar a week or a dime a week and tranamlasloo o f ala aaUafyUdr fraut tta control camp* if'I-could have aom g W*7\ ~Z �\ MONDAY, DECEMBER 22. m i A n d P e r s o n a l A ctiv itie s MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Sociaty Editor Celery Feds Have Christmas Dance •The second annual Oiristmai dance of the Celery fed was giv en In the Armory on Friday even ing with music for dancing furn ithed by Glenn Brown and hit orchestra. Hostess To Society _ •, Centering th* interest in lb Yuletid* decorations was a hugi The home of Mr*. H. L. Tillis silver star placed In the rente Mr. and Mr*. Roy Holler are of the ballroom o-clhead witl on Elm Avenue was the scene an Monday evening of the meeting of **• kolW* y» In llsd.lo . streamers of red and green ex tending from the points to thi the GlrU Society of ChristUn Ser-1 h fi* hU* N- ______ * l « o f .he MethodUt Church. a | Mb i U u - e Sw, ta hai ,cU vide* of the room into large ba* k*U filled with Rraiilian pepper yule tide them* predominated in for Birmingham, Ala. to visit The stage was banked with fern the decoration*. with her parents. Rrsilllan pepper and poinsettlra Th* festive mood wa* complete* The impressive candle.ight ser­ Mis* Lillian Dunlap is the gueit by the soft lights of the Christ v 'd was conducted by Mile Betty t v ..—, j . , . . of her parents in Maryville, ms* tree. A Urge lannrr with i Thurmond, assisted by Mis* ln*s|T#Bn. for n ,, hoLdiyt. Sint,a at each end and the wordWilliamt. The book review, “ Stand! --------■'Mrrry Christmas" greeted thi up for China** was ftvtn by Mbs Hiw BeraJe Long of Pitts- dancers sa they circled the ball room. Vesta Ann White and the follow- bu? h. .P* - u v11*l0 " « ,wi‘ h frirnd> Sponsors for the evening wen . . . , 1 , and reUtlves In Sanfortl. ing study chairmen w*r* appoint­ Mrs. John Kick, Mrs M. S. Wig gins, Mr*. B. L. Perkins, Mr* ed: Miss CUdya Forguson, muilfj Otto Caldwell and Mrs. II. B Mr Miss Cares Hsyee, picturei; MUs (all. W hlU .'artj anu M l.. ler> M„ . At intermission a floorshov Kalherin*a Spencer, literature. I ---------s i r presenter! with Msrk Cleve .,l by ,he “ " ’ “ P ,nl L H- Swalm o f Berkley. W. land acting as master of rrrrmii give a ChrUtmaa basket lo some.Va. is the guest of bit brother niesk The show featured voca "*£57 land sister-try-law, Mr. and Mrs. solos by Orien Farrell, Jr., am Gladys Tippin; a violin solo hj Th# January meeting will be |E. M. SwsTm. for the holidays. liernsrd Deeter, and a girl * trii held at the home of Miss Saide* ----------and Inea William*. During a so-1 Bill Baker, private first class, which Included Alma Grantham claj hour games were enjoyed with of Ft. Bragg N. C. was the week- Betty King and Ann Stine. Following the floors how, Patty prixes being won by Mies Betty’ end guest of his slater, Mrs. LilThurmond and MUs CUyda For- Ran Vickery, and father, J. W. llodge and David Gstchel Ini the' ing * guson. Refreshments were served Baker, I tertslnmvnt w a s rlima xrd ' to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hansen lb* <"*lrlbutlnn o f the favors si The Misses Mildred Await, Car­ hlldren of Ntw O r-1 lh* cunriuslon o f the LaCongs olyn Waller, Mary Wyatt Rat- and three children HIT. Vesta Ann White, Mhrien leans, La. are the guests o f Mrs. which wa* led by Lois Caldwell Aiken, LotUla Gormty, Katherine Hansen’s sister, Mrs. Raymond and Mack Cleveland, Helen Hut­ chison and Billy Branan. Spencer, Gwen Hayes, Wilma Schaal, Those enjoying \h* gala affair LrslU, CUdya Forguson, Derieux Friends of Mrs. Jess* A. Cook were: llayts, Inca Williams, Saide* Wil­ Th* Misses Nancy Collum, Ann liams, Betty Thurmond, and Mrs. will regret lo learn of the deatn of her mother, Mr*. Mary B. Wiggins, Florence Wells, Peggy Z. B. Ratliff. ____________ A n n Stine, Valeri* Knight, at her home In Stewarta- Duncan, Wells, Connie McCall, Alma. ville, Ind., recently. Mr. Arid Mrs. Cullum Grantham, Helen* Tamm, EvsJimmie Carter has arrived lyn Stiles, Evelyn Stowe, Doris Entertain A t Party from th# Gordon Military Acad­ Entimlnger, Mary Jane Kobnoltr, emy in Barnesvllle, G*. to spend Lucy Ward, Helen Hickson, Mar­ Mr. and Mrs. M. U Cullum ware ChrUtmaa with his parents, Mr. tha Page, Sylvia Mrisch, Susan Kirtley, Shirley Cameron, Glidya boats at their home on Thursday and Mrs. E. B. Carter. Pippin, Betty King. Jan* Thig­ evening at a dinner party given bi honor of Mr*. J. E. Courier, Jr. Miss AI lev DeCoursey haa ar pen, Jean Harper, llrlen Hutchi­ a recent bride. Poinaettlaa were rived from the Baptist Bible lu ­ son, Kathryn Wiggina. Martha lled to form the floral decoration* jititut* in New Orlean*, La., to Wight, Patty Hodge, Chrysanthe for th* room* of th* Cullum hom*'*l*lt with her parent*, Mr. and Kellis, Marty Perkins, Shirley Kick, Helen Stafford. Betty Waand th* dining table held a central Mrs. W. C. DeCoureey. then, Janet Chapman, Erma arrangement of Braitiian pepper.! ----------At each place wa* a amali light-1 Mr. J. Fleiicher and grandson, Doudney Lola Caldwell, Mildred Jeaale Durden, Mary ed candle In a novel holder. t Philip Kronen, left th la morning Robaon, Thoae enjoying the hoepltallty of to' Sarasota where they will Martha Emerlck, Rebecca Stev­ Mr. and Mra. CttUum were: l !P,B d i h*1 c lhr- lm»* holiday* with ens, Ruth Hand, Phyllis Smith, Kathryn ' Lawton, .Dorothy San­ Mra. J. E. Courier, Jr., Mr. and “ re. FleUcher a children. ford and Betty Buhrmsn. Mra. J. E. Courier, S r , Mil* . _ , Also Clarence Donaldson. I-»c Maud* Ramsey and Edward MarMr. and Mr*.. John D. Ba me* . . . * >V)r1 a n n a TnKn Vm . . J Butncr. Jr., Billy Robnolte, Ce­ cil Mhuin, Mack ClevcUnd, Jr., Bill Branan, McKay Truluck, Franklin Brtnin, Charles Park, Jr., Billy Flaming, Al Raburn, Th« regular meetint of th* Tourist Club will b« held in Uvb Tourist Center at 7 7:30 P. M. Tba Ruth (Jordan Wrl Wright Dane tag Studio la having a thristmai party for pupil* of th the dancing school and 'th* school o f Child hod at the Studio on*Oi on*0*k Avenue at 8:00 P.M. Demonstration Club Has Christmas Party v ‘ The Lake Monroe Home Demon atration Club held Its annual ChrUtmaa party at th* home ot Mra. R. D. Baas on Wednesday afternoon. Th# room* of Mra. Baa** home Were effectively dreorated to de note a yulctlde atmosphere with color* ol red and green and a lighted Christmas tree, from kwhich gift*, were distributed to those present, after which th* hostess served refreshments. Thousands * f 1*40 Xmas Cards In parfarl r«*n4HI»n will b« nold thla w#*k for •ml IoWVm at Jl*»i Hanfi.nl A«« b*U»r*n lha houra of > «•«» A- M and U and I:t0 and 9 I*. M* THE READ SHOP Bay Defraaa Bumps A Banda ENDS TONIGHT T « l u » ] 7:25 - »:3U Tuesday Is Bargain Day Double Program P e r s o n a Is Dinner Party Is Attended Ry Club **va ns their gimata f a r th e ! holiday*, Mrs. C. H. Glrerdaau and BMaabeth Girardeau o f Co­ lombia, 8. C. and Ml*a Louisa Shtrwood Jaeotaon, Jimmie Ing a dinner party at th* Velde* Well* o f Savannah, Ga. ley, Jimmie Rklfa, Raymond Kx Hotel on Thursday evening. tier, Walter Connoly. K arl Present w e n : The MUsee Lei* MU* Sarah Sheldon has re­ Bchultx, Karlyle Houiholder, Cul­ Swaggerty, Paulin* 8wagg*rty, turned from Charleston) 8. C. len Wright, Mack Johnston, Au­ Lucille Rowland. Dcloraa Banned. where she attended th* senior burn Burrell, Paul Averlrtt*. Blanche Naugher, Gertrud* Kel­ ring ceremony at Th* Citadel Giles Chapman, Frank Ray, Hud ler, Ruby Boothe,-Cherry Ellsab- an Friday evening when 190 dy Bishop, Neil Powell, Lrroy i ler, Stafford, Voncill* Ystes, Dor­ senior* recalved their ring*. Lang, Clifford Proctor and Hcr-| othy Roriar. Gladys Hawkins, man Middleton. Carolyn McKInnty, Mabel Allen, Also, Edward Marshall. Bobby] Mr. and Mra. Grovar C. WhldFlorin* Bald, Mrs. A. J. Peter- den of Ocala, Mr. and Mra. J. Proctor, Stuart Quarterman, Wal­ son and Goa Schmah. ter Bra I, Billy Hollyhead, Edwsrd E. Baker, Ernest Baker o f Ft. Banning and Mlaa Helena Aulick White, Dale Hofmann, Bernard o f Tampa ware the dinner guest* Dealer, - Charles - Anlth. Frank tarday of Mr. and Mr*. L**- Woodruff, III, Wallace Albritton, Bob Hickson. Paul Hickson. A l­ WenL _______ fred Doudney, Earl 8haff*r, of Th*' regular met ting of tha Mr.- and Mra. E. D. Chitten­ Leesburg, Gen* Harrison, Spence Co-Ed Cksaa o f tha Flret Christ. den and daughter, Judy, o f P|- William*. Georg* Speer, B. J. Jan Church wn* held on Thurs­ nella* Park, accompanied by MU* Goode, Edward Daniels, Howard day evening at th* home of th* Laura Chittenden and MU* Edna Botelrr, Jr., Al Wallace, Joe Hodge, Ralph Mime* Betty and Geraldine Pe­ Chlttandan, have laft for Arling­ -Douglas, Leroy tra*. A abort hoi Hires ressUn ton, V a , to vUlt with thoir bro­ Ray, Ralph Smith, Jr., 8heldon Hardin, Pete Mrro, Fred Wight, was bald folloared by a saclsl ther*, Roy and Jo* Chlttandan. Yet non Allman, John Duhn, Her­ Mlaa Joanna A u a n lta haa ar­ bert Moreland. Ben Crawt-ird, rived from th* University o f lla -h Whrlehel, Jack Ileirlr.g, South Carolina In Colombia to Ray Herndon, Marion Raborn. vUlt with bar parents, Mr. and FMetv Will Is ms, Billy llrnalcn, Mra. J. N. A s u r e Do over tha and Mr. and Mr*. Jenres Kryes, Christmas holidays. She had aa Mr. and Mr*. 0. P. Herndon. Mr. her gueet ever the weekend, MU* and Mrs. M. L. Hudson and Mr: Glenn Drown.__________ Jean Stafford of Stuart, also n atadent at tha University. Louise PrrklnT” Doris Jackson, Co-ed Class Has Regular Meeting Inexpensive Fruit Cake Is Approved By County Agent Telephone 14H Mrs. M. L. Tillis Is Calenderi PARE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Mra. OumU Wiiwon. county home dcmon«tra!!nn intent. trwt«*«l •nd i pprovnl an inexpensive fruit rake which she r«IU • **l*«t minute*' cake and re.nrnmendi* it a* one that i* Mju*t ri/h t'* for holkklv fr»tivitiew, a ye».«t fruit cake rfcammed with fruit and nut*. MIt ia not only deliciotu to ta^tr. but pretty to look at a* well and vrei^ha 2 and 1-4 po:nd» The recipe follow *• I cup but ter; I ami 1-4 cupa brown auxiir; 1 teaspoon halt; I efir. well h«'n ten; 1*2 package fa«t t rann •»* ycaat; 1*2 cup lukewarm water; 1*2 teaspoon sugar; 2 and 1-2 »u|o aiftiil fimir; gratnl rind «»f I 2 lemon; I tra*|>«»on ground nut m eg; 1*4 trnaptwin grouml clove*; 1*2 triupnon baking «wla; 1-2 cup aour milk; 1 an«l 12 cup* aced* |ea^ raiaena; 1-2 cup a.icetl citron; 1-2 cup hn*kcn nut.a; Four yexat into lukewarm wa I trr, add 1*2 tra»p«»on sugar, et•r and let aland five minute* to aoften Adtl .'1*4 cup of flour, heat RiniMtlh. cover and let rise in i» warm place land 12 to 2 houra I ream the butter, augur and »alt until William F. Dirk ami hit bride, the former Virginia French, leave th* light When yea at hatter heeomea Church of Heavenly Rest In New York after their marriage. John light, add lemon rind and apicea Jacob Astor, half-brother of the groom, was in usher, while Mr*. Astor. Sift the AOkla wuh the remaining the bride's sister, wss matron of honor. The wedding reception which flour, then add flour ititd aour had been planned was cancelled because of the war. milk allernntelv to the rake i»at ter. blending thoroughly after each addition l»o not overm u Cadets (Jet Honors Ijiatly ndd the fiuit and nuta.i with 2 tal»lea|MM»iia n»oie! At Military School dredged fl«M»r. Rutter an M*inch ring form pan FORK UNION. V a. Ihv. S3. - •nd ‘luAi llu. with f.our. Four the hot (special I \ t‘ 1riiudney, R K. (,.r into the ring pan until l-l full * Good q u allleindoii olid \V F lleiiidoii| Ful the remaining butter into ktv Rsjun well buttered No. 2 anil I 2 11,1 liud«* llo* hniioi i«dl lor th« Satin i A n . l.el the cake* riae in h c«iy lei in o f the «rho*t| year warm place for 1 and 1-1 bour< * I s t t li IJir* Union Military A n m mv F.gce them in a ^lightly c « «l “ veil, Trims Union. Vi* , llrudinirater heated to JSIHl degn*ea and _«C**r to r«*. kina •late,| today. * Full Cut minute*, mcretae the heat 20 received ;150 degree* and bribe « t»»tri| of i .S, .)■ • five radrt* * Trarane. "Honor S tjra ‘ aa« an aw^rtl for | and l - l houra Remove rakea | Itlue thru hiith «tan«lmg from |w»n* ami b-t ro*»l llnnh I t to 4 * with apricot gla ir and decorate with cherriej and IdarU-hed al Anderwon Ihnu Winslow haiine ihs-*epted the presidenryy munda. ___________ ___ ________________ I of Whitman I'tdlege in \Va*h -----------------------Stone, ington. Hr Wendell f |'rnfp««itr of I'hrloNophy in li<d week, Freaident llnniilfon Holt |{ollin« announced lie will* IU.TI, w j* o f Ianw College since elr deal l^an of the Faculty at aaaume hn ilutie' at the eml of, a meeting of the Tru«tee« U't the pv**nt academic year 1.69 Rayon Satin GOWNS Holly; Laara lagatta Famed American avlstrlx, Laura Ingalls la pictured at Uia Washington police headquarters niter she was Jailed on xKkrg* of violating the Foreign Agents ReeJatmUaM set. She was charged with being rfn agent of th* German government. " iia p p y I | I > K\H6 V lfH b ir t h d a y Denny Hutchison Tommy Andes C MU* Msrjori* TlllU. field conanltaat e f th* National Fader*tion *f Buataeaa and Profaaaional Watson's Clnba o f l i t ! Broodare/. N. Y , haa arrived to spend Christians with her parents, Mr. and- Mrs. la y Tillis. MU* .TUlie haa lost completed a two and 0 half month’s field trip'la Col- .Ifr s8 M-»‘o8T i i m« (Mri.'1"* " .hl. uino *«»*" " cy.-r w hen -resent* esihanU** ‘ >vr hi" Thii* V*J*r V c*| irnttf , I . . . , iii ci..ih>t>« 1>U t,„ I P»«l* lo \ »ur*. he '"*nV\ II Msdalyn Truluck, Virginia Yar­ borough, Muriel Knox, Jan* SckulU, Elite Hutchison. Priscil­ la Reynolds, Jewel Slaughter and Doris Domar. ■ SHOP? w hat » • lin>l . » look •) OU •S h ir W N i^ jo c . •* 55c & •iOO AndersonG riffith UP S& S5- Fttatnl Utmtor Corner Pint t Preach * t.« o 6.95 AN 5 .9 0 azalea lt^ & \ .0 0 ^ .5 0 C n p i or S«tin 0\oveB’ SLIPS l t ortv • Coe4 qualify Ksyea , • Seth h Cnpe J • U egf lace ItN ' " • lira cat-cerehilly m U t • Jm m m er WV*e - 221*44 a m Jo L M/ C.^-XrjhBeAm'' mt 1 J • i - ‘. ) - '• /*-.,■ J . ■ t ^ . o' ;■ \ �t sf r -.j !5.i - r i c t i t l r i u «-.»«»• (C » t ? t « r . H o t # - * M il ■»I•n tn* Cion. t l I Court i. i .'Ii i i u m U Count; Christmas Tree nkva TO IDA MAY n. i cjrtOOM. unknown: « A ddrm You nr# ,hereby r o m m fid rd AA<t required in ipp+ ar January U 1*41. to tha bill o f com plAial filed affalnat you In Ih t C lfru ll Court In and fo r Hamlnola C l i l « •y. riorld a. by Claramra Oroam, lb# aam# b#ln* a aulf / o r 4 lv - Name Atlilrcxa C. E. AUfOMA‘ Uioru -u r U «* : ■ n l >>4 m l property In Ijrmlnol* Co on If, Thl* n r trr shall h« puhllagad Mir* »*rh week for four r») < *»**. lit * w**ku In TIIH A A IirO W ) IIKIIAI.I*. • new .paper pakHskad In Hemlsoln County, Florida. IVUneu* my o fficia l p i| k iU N Doorway 7:00 'til 0:00 C.hrixtmus Eve — Through New Years Iftavi* at The Herald office before 5:00 P. M. Dec. 31 and real Sanford. a. m i . nf Ihu raid Court F lorida. Ihla at D m m trr i> p. nrnNPON Clerk '..I lly A. Cirrult H Court W KICKS • aknem ion (HKAl.l I h r a ^ .- S i Heatirtff Blanket W affle Irons Heating P a d s ^ Prom $2,95 Electric Irons Toast idaster $3.95 up *17; C offee Makers • X»bte“BS)i|»r From $2,95. •112.95 '" e i s i s s s a r i ^ j Sanford Electric Co. J f l Ik artft o f flowrfa »N I, S h a w .« irn busln»a» a t- Seuatetd. Fin., under tha ,»lc « iliieu a aam* ViArUa - l > * f • * » < 1M MACWOUA AVK. uahi-ek ii S it e , t ii- Fam 1On - and -Ibnl ! Intand I# Thai itirtnn $2.00 aaved pit *»»rjr 118.00 cleaning. you spand f » « l.la r aald Hams pursuant la lk « (t r a il p f ;t h « "yiftlllb u o Nam* H U lu la- (CWaptor l * « l laaw* o f F lorid a) with Iho CUrh o f lkd c irr u lt .Chart * f s*m inoto Coun- nn dry IF, Fin rid*. Crtnu 111 yuur dry tlranlna and * » will, giro you Iho » * « o hi(h rla«a work for which you pay 21% more (Uowhero. / ^ !1 ? Wo (loan and block hat*, do alteration* of alt kind*. W* romodol roatn, coat «ultr IM panln. l/ot oa make your laat ytar’a *olt look like now I HATS - I pruning . aaw; » knit*; - * Wracking ^ n trtO tL K r •"«* l i t . 0- nvMnurf. C . f . FhonophtCoa BLat* Polleaman Clartnca Eckloff atanda off aagarad farmera at Van Uyko, Mich., after ihuttlng off tha iurw o f mlUf on a truck In a convoy atoppod by striking mombora of tha United Dairy Fanners. Ja a run­ ning light along tha highway tha farmers batUotl to completely root t|i* convoy, forcisg one truck off the roed and opening spigots. ITAI.Y liltAKTS 8TIIHUNTS ...DP.RN, Switzerland, Doe. 2 2 — A Knmr dispatch to the news­ paper (lasler Narhrichtan Sunday aald that Italy L« railing ntvr mili­ tary classes, Including nntlonaln living ohrontl and university stu­ dents. •• Ik T ill! C IIIIT IT I P I NT OP TIIK a ik - r ii a i iiii iA i. r n i i i - c T , i a a iii r im T in : i n i a r v or n ttM M M .t:. STATE CLEANED & PRESSED CASH & CARRY ASK ABOUT OUR ECONOMICAL LAUNDRY 8KKV1CIS 110 EAST TELHBBPHE 465 ii«. is c iH v iim r . ADKI.INII OF Ft.OR I- IIOCIION I’ BTBIl*, FIG PORK ARTIIUII IIKNIIT PETERS. Da- MINCEMEAT .. lb - fsndanl. n o t ic e ro A P r c A ii TO TIIK DEFENDANT, ARTHUR IIKNIIV I'KTRIUI: YOU AIIK IIKIIKirr NOTIFIED lo sopunr In tbs itif.it» sty lad rant*, a dlturco sull, urhlah la ponding In Iho Clrr 11 Court nf tha Ninth Judicial Oirull. In and for Iho Cnunlf o( Humlnoto. Slain nf Flnrlds, unit you ara hsfebr rorjulru.l In Ilia your appaaranoa In lha paid raaso on Janizary IlH, WEEK Rdiable llorald. a aawspapor publlahad In said eaunty. WITNESS air hsad end m l na Clork o f iho Circuit Court o f Hi* Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for iho C ounty or Somtnolo, stato nr F lorida. thU Ducombur Ith, A. D. LAMB LEGS 1941, ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR o, r. ucrndon of tha C ircuit Court Tlr A. U. W EEKS U C ICIHCUIT 8KAI.) Clerk B E N S-lb. 27c i .am r SHOULDERS____ jib. I f c SVOWWALL SUNOCO SERVICE PECAN SALE MONEY MAKER STUARTS scu lk y » »• .*; -i* TOMATOES., lb. lO^ i X Iitibrimtltn -S anki IM in F tR R A F F U l 1 JU IC E -------------- i ... 12Vic I COCA-COLA *o#M oo••a*• A W « on p m 1 m pitlb . W k lT k - k * w 10c MO 9 W ATER -..A.. — -— - t o Ctn.$1.19 JP1NEAPPLE nU U <H O N >1141 fiU S IN H B S W Y _____ CELERY DAVID M. EA1RI1E MANAW r .-. ■ . WALNUTS 2 ‘hda. IS # UrnrHU Wmktat * AN D ELECTRIC SERWGE 4 lbs. 19c Cauliflower ~~~fl BsirHto, BtoUawT M iulon COFFEE * . . » Tun» FLAKES CHRISTMAS ‘ Sttss 11Vit 10c �pad >'»a ' K A D 10 NBVVb WDBO 6:00 61IO 6:20 6;30 6:45 7fOO 7:30 B:00 THEOLD HOMETOWN TaalgMTa r r x i u t Edwin C. Hill Dinner Music Spearman Brewing Co. Lam and Abner. Wqrld Today The Lone Ranger Blondle V ox Pop By STANLEY c ia — i ' i i u .n k • \\r h ave ;i b r g c pou l- n 1-11 SCtLIAUS H)K Tl'KSDAY & WEDNESDAY *tO REAR - A S A SURPRISE VfFfM CO m p T O HAVE A ^ .q iiM .n h it ir v vanl ch o ck lu ll ot th r fin e st qu ality D O U B L E ; T IM E -* * L TH kS * rr,z % M ARCH T I M E ------ A M !--------1 . I I I I — P 7 ? j ------- y »*!« Jffi£ 10:30 Sport* R eporter 10:46 New* o f the World 11:00 Harry Jams* Orchestra 11 JO Dance Orchaats* 12:00 Linton Well* 12.-05 Sign O ff TomsrroWa progTia 0:30 Norman Beaslsy and Hi* Florida Cowboy* 7:00 Breakfaat Brevltie* 7:46 UP New* B:0Q The World Today 8:15 Breakfast Rendezvous 8:45 Virginia 0:00 Morning Devotion* Tomorrow'* Program 0:15 Columbus Roy*' Choir School o f Colurntu*. Ohlc 0:46 UP News n 10:00 Mamei 10:05 Blpck and White tiqtes 10:16 Myrt and Marge 10:30 fltepmothsr 11:00 W orf Lee 11:15 At H o m e 'w lft Bally Mar­ tin 11 JO The Esquires 11:45 UP New* 11:55 Temperature bulletin. |2:00 Kate Smith Speak* 12:16 Walts Time 12:30 Dtneetlnte 12:45 Our (la! Sunday 1:00 Dial* Farm Club 1:30 Bridge School o f the Air 1:45 Jlo a il o f Life 2:00 Young Dr. Malone 2:16 Joyce Jordan 2:30 The Goldberg* 2:45 UP New. 2:60 Three Sister* 2:55 ifgtinee 3|u>iealf. 3! 16 Jerry Wayne song*. .IJdLytui V. Stambaugh 3:45 Whal Freedom Mean* 3:65 Preae New* 4:00 "Mileatoqe* In Ameilcan Mualc” 4:30 Landt Trio 4:46 Mark Jlhwley. Newt •6:00 For The Fenner 6:10 Twilight Melodic* 6:30 Chrlatmaa on the Moon Storle* 6:46 Scattenrood Balqes SVWHTP «rr»* tauiLTwre. (1IVE US YOUR ORDER FOR THE B O YS FROM C A M P W H O V O L U N T c e R C P -TO H E L P D E C O R A T E T H E LO P<$E R o o m s F O R .T H B M O N T H L Y S U P P E R ----- A 1 4 P f A 5 7 R A T M « $ /C a C T J ^ e A T — eat m i gmastanaa* svume.Ta tm * o u a n u n i t e m s ti’AKMKJW M AKKET » rVl .a* Vegf table egeel. Oelee e* i . I ] » l * . w. RleeellaMwep I»ee. t X 1*11 IlCI-ililT NO It ■n It Oil Ibi.ee IJ »i In 11 OP AVOi AliOS. hu hur* IS TS In II oo MANAMA*. SO lb huu* . l i t . lu 12.00 nrANH. snap. bu. brp. Tenderl ^ n unit Yalvn11nw* 11.00. f*n|* II.JS lu 13.So. Li mi Ho, hpr IM t lu II.)o OAHflAUK. To*, bulk, tall In fer .110 00 b. I I S 0P ' C h ln e ee C rU II IS lo It IS I'llA YOTSt bu. hpr. II.JS CAIlltoTM. do*. bon. tor In !»<-. i't>I.I.AItli8. Do* bun. <S« |o SOc. CORN. 4 do* e.rke |l OP In II JS cKLKitr. on. is is i-. is ss l'.l|l|.lrinWKK. rrl No | |i n. li|>r f<-» It in Id 11 y. Nd 1 luir 4Sr lu 11,11. ElHlt'LA.NT. ilu tiort. f.|r vo guod 75.- h> lin e On At’ KPIll l|"l, hiutlr, r-ntr. II. :* l.nmb |l 40 I,.,* big t„.. I II II. li lid* baa SSc KllilgPATl* bn h»Kt |l so i.i:\roNM, u u>« n o * n »«. iso-, in i 1.141K*. Ho ba*kl. |l io I. KTTVCi: Iceberg loo*, .try pnrk lid! Itr* gig llullu*. I ijo* eft* II. v* UKHA. flu hpr. II IS Ip 11*0 OVtONH. I« lb isck. y.ltiiw ll.n* lu IMS Hiunlah. U Ji In II.Se while II.Oil dot bun. See Id Stic tlllA.fnKM. bus OH. romb. 11*0 tag. tor No. 1 |l.*0 h.ge MbPAIUII.KV, do* bun. lie lu ISC. PtlAB. Ilmen, bu hpr lin o l" KIT A KETT Island w h ich oYer tl IV M .tln r « vai I J *HI !*«#||, I*:inn*|!.«n iVrtsflfsl |!ih| |lll«« t*Wf IT •.*» llADfSIllIX D«»f |.u|| Jele* |.i lSe«# RI'INAf'H tm hpr Hmnnin T>l>*. lie In |l Oil TOMATOEN, SO lu 4*1 lb I'raleo. ord !•* BiMial tl •" II.'*** loti*" Kuncy |1 •», I•• n». *»* |i TANUKIUN'I^, i - ».4.% re ill. |i ;• r » it a; TI'llNI l*H l»u l»»Wi 91 7-. do*. bun 14c in 46c_________________ * THAIS ir, <3NCME THE < 3uwANncaoqr.' YOU2MND* r - J DtfzrY . Wo c k / the tltMOl lt3.3TtH T rad m rd HOMEMADI II *alf nr W(i.str Lb. 33c IMIIIK SHOULDER Lb. 2 0 £ I'Ml*.w|| ftlNh HAMS Lb. 27c WtIMIII I 1 h %| |( I II B. BACON ritr.*n 4#iioa mi Lb. 2 9 c i*t)itk SAUSAGE Lb. 29c JUST COME TAK E A LOOK AT OUR WONDERFUL AR­ RAY OF FAT RED HENS AND TURKEYS SCOTT TISSUE 2 rolis 13c SO FTW EVE 2 roils 15c TOWELS....... 2 rolls 19c CHURN(sOLl) TT7 pound 23c RAISINS CRANBERRY CRAB APPLES I! \K).l!*b—lH»r PEACHES OLIVES... (XKX)NIIT ...Jb. 2 J c Wo h a te on hand plenty ot pou ltry sonNoning unri Htalv broad. w “ W ITH A. T H A T COt heaps ra m u s 77----- - a — iSHOWI H it M iU rr'i C M i IS A P O JF E C n Y lUT NUMBER W0NDO2 IFTHCf HAIE Calo Dog Food 2 cans ITM MY sue 15 c MIRACLE WHIP........ , pt. 22c ntiie% i)»:i.riii\ CREAM CHEESE USED Moka , i t u t cm 2 for 15c cnrtatmma Lake With a i.s j« r JE L L IE S ..... ja r 2 } c Mill !•«»;% i: PECANS 'l*H lili ...4 ll%|.%||«l oz. 15 S*f«M >« « r ST. BEANS.......|Q c | Tl 1 1C THIN MINTS lb. 2 J r COCONUT ....lb. 23c PUDDINCS..... 35 1, l b II «K> N* G«pd Jnj* s*i. H i m * JELLO - 2 pkgs U< nill.NllllMl HAS POOR TIRM TRADE IT U r ON ONE OF QUH h » y« M IN I'S ......... lb. J 4 c m i i PEACHES — KRAFTS— iu t III \ \ i :m * « e n iir i:i> L Y, CHOCOLATE ..-2}c ««M»NTi:il *T1 m 11.11 THE STOCKS SHUT nr ROUND tSHJOJSHOWWdSl WfDtWETHNGS i|Uiility OYSTERS Quart 6 5 IHI.oll I CANT, 6tE,M0M-n«NfiY«A in II II|{ MURK HAMS U-UOU MAKS ( i p f VALLETTA, MalU, Dec. 22. —<AV~Malta, mid-Mediterranean 1 2 -1 9 Ry PAUL ROBINSON WONG5TTAM1HE t ? U Q ID C A ' N O W MALTA UAS tOMth KAU) C h r is B ^ fJ 0 ||yN EP POPPING CORN CHOCOLATE .. 17c 2 POUNDS 25c 1 9 40 W a r r o f e t LONE R A N G B i By FRA N STRIKER C E L E R Y .......10c FLOUR 1 IS 9 P brw H rth C o o p * ----------- OCTAGON CLEANSER 2 cans 9c Toilet SOAP.......3 bars 13c Laundry SOAP 3 giant 13c w .a a iiia u CHEF-BOY-AR-DEE SPAGHETTI 1-20 oz. ^ MACARONI 1 16 oz. cant POWDIjJR........ 3 large 13c Soap FLA K E S... large 22c Itcnw Not Found In UUiar Slurw Holiajulao Sauce Uallle Creak Sardaikn Uuttcr Urtbaya FoodH jsiTwisr' ,wi "»"»» D R EFT______ 2 small 17c P .& G . SOAP .^3 bare l | c I, R oe and Blurry Extract . Anchoviaa C*»lar Saw Sturgeon Win* JeUleN m ill Water Ctientnut* Chinos* Sauce Toaatcd & Salted laahew filhcru Lapara LETTUCE.....15c iiir.s u s l.a . h it Cranberries ....19c I MlIMHt »Wi:KT I 4M, ORANGES ...15c APPLES..... 23c KlIM t l l l d l H A * U , CABBAGE PUMPKINS ....3c S. Potatoes ....12c WB WISH YOU ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS W e Sincerely Appreciate Your When You Always Get Good ftfeat** Patronage The W m4 Ara. NOT A CHAIN -FWUB UMUTERY- FIhms 411 . i �.♦' I ■* I • • ^ A < • A O I BIX ROOSEVELTS BATE BON Leading Bowlers From Two Local Leagues Will Clash On Tuesday SanfordV two bowline leagues will clash In a epeclal match Tues­ day night In which the (lee top bowlers from each loop will face ' each other. The young Commercial 1league Issued a ehal.enge to the |lenlor circuit, which waa Immedi­ ately accepted In reaulta laat week, Lewis Candy of the senior loop swept two of three games from Coca Cola to Increase their lead over the latter five to two full gsmfs. j Royal Crown and I-ucky Boy each •copped three straight from Spen' eer Harden and Grapette, while Lewis Candy 21 *0 Dukei Tavern came out of a Coca Cola 10 11 slump to take Pepsi Cola for two Royal Crown .17 13 Iaieky BoV IS IS Grapette ...... IB IS Pepsi Cola ........................ II II Bpeneer Harden ......... 10 20 Dukes Tavern 0 21 Individual standings in the sen­ ior league: P. Resold, 178; 'G. Pe7 ^ That eo«*h from rold, 175; W .Thome, 172; H. Uola « ld m»r rath your ler, 107 I- Hopper, ISA; W. Lud­ wig, IAS; T. Holly, 154; 11. Tope, eh,ladel? I n : Uown INthis ad hJITTERS 151. . B. L. Perkins Mrs. Rogers ^Baleom (left), exscutlvs chalrsaaa s f the Medical aad Surgical Relief Committee of America, greeanta a check far 821 to Frances Bird, first prise winner in the pester contact conducted by the committee among studepta of New York echos!a. CORRECT MIN’ S WEAR El Rccso ......... Andrew Carrswsy Emerick Hardware Celery City Drug _ A A A. Dennis, 140; B. F< Hofmann Electric . . . . . 4 I J. R.arson, 147; B. Lance Toaitchee ....'.............4 I C. Jones, 145.. • St. John. .... J I Individual standings In Iht Com. msrcial league: Jf. Rartling, 171; 6 E. Price, 152; A. Carrswsy, 150; f- g|M fiA H a M auyjlf Beware Cough* That Hang On *jk Yo« know nothing will thrill • COSMETICS • PERFUMES TOO bolh quite mm much aa haring n genuine BeautyHatful sleep w iry night In Ihs y«ur and II is guarantied for ten year*, . W.. 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Almonds THE GOT THAT STARTS A HOME • For P e r Christmas • For H er Anniversary • For Her Birthday • Tr “ . ^ GIVE HIM THE LUXURY OF A rifttdavpAca Beans " B ^ r ^ l i S r r S J d t a D**Rboas- n i l• r tlt J r , * t tl»* Lying-In Hospital Her bo*bond W • N * n l o ffta r . ,v HAVI mu S 1 00 5 ^ of Psnnsyhranla Hospital. 2 lbs, 15c | Potatoee, 5 lbe. 25c CIRCULATING �*V ij . > ».> *' h p r p p s s - j -7 R*nford Is The Only Central Florida City A ffo r d in g Hall, lllghwa) And Water Traruportatlon AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA, H ongkong Still Nazis May Be Holds Out Under Preparing For A ttack Japanese Attacks Swift Hitler’s Assuming: Of DECEMBER ?», 1941 Jap Goal in Malayan Drive nhAS . * s’ . Colonel' Confined Italo*(rerman II* Boats, Several Jap Subs Sunk In Both Atlantic and Pacific J l » r AaawHaleU llraal A source which often hat had remark.My accurate behind-thev aeeaes information said today Adolf Hitler's assumption of full CMUnaml o f the German army, and new Axia movements, Indi­ cated the Germans are preparing far a swift attack to close tho Mediterranean. The object, ha said, would b« to Salvage the Libyan campaign and otimt the retreat in Hus- AaWMIH London aOUrces Indicated tod a y that Britain's Hon*. koac snrrlioiL atm held out Tj the Japaneae siege and £ attack by land' and Qf British Malaya, iliv liw e a * 800 miles north W pgpnn ark- reported Ifcfcif (warily at tha jap- 14 Command Indicates Attempt To Close Mediterranean Sea CoL' D C. E*cea Ruhlenb. mer . commaadanb of FleliL Bewail, w it ordei fined' to hie qanrtr* at bus, Ohio, a p .tr tan adi which be knocked the U. 1 Deploring lack e f air p Ity rtcognlting ths cold tap- msd torments suffered n d m lln * Ou-man armies announced Mftndky nJght he Waa taking over Mtbonaf direction o f tbe Natl land B r t n . and k# Immediately appeal­ ed to hie soldier*—“ fanatically’’ , a* he put it—to wait out tbe win­ ter fo r new arms end troops. Hitler first announced in a eurP*»e move that ha had replaced General Field Marshal Walt her vast BiauchlUch a* commander of tfct armief. .He aak) Intuition led him to hie tlpfu l derision. ■The dramatic announcements, Including tbe bold-feet exhortation t f his troops, contained tbe harsh a&imlneMn that tbe g n a t SUd As Enemy Strive. To Get Foothold Support Given Boy Scouts On Paper Campaign Clubs, Here la a view o f tha waUrfroat St Penang, Malaya. This rubber port is the goal o f Japaneaa afforta In northern Malaya and its seisuro would hamper shipping and force the tlrltlah to find another port. In addition, capture o f tb i Island would give ths Japanese a position from which to consolidate new forces and to store supplies. Rotarians Give Warning Station Elks Toys For Observers Must Needy ChOdni Report Each Day Donated To First Order For Air -Huy .Flajnja, Far Raids Received By Lhtrfcl Hospital ^Chairman Willlanfa $22.40 —mid on the home front specificaU k, Charles M >rrison acted at * The Russian* have driven wed­ ges Into Herman positions which have made"' It Impossible for ' the S ou th ern A s s o c i a t i o n Germans to'halt their retreat and have demolished the Hitler pre­ tense that the Natle are executing an orderly withdrawal to etreighten their line, an aotlw rlutlvf mili­ tary commentator aa!4 yesterday. Seminole High School h i. been Other polnte mentioned In Rutplaced on the accredited >lat of aian reporta Indicated that *we»tone of the highest rating assocta- ward bulges were being made in tlona In th* South according to a letter received by Principal G. K. McKay recently, Coming from the Florida CommIttee of tbe Commission on Becondary School, ef tha Southern Association, the letter accredited the local school for 1841-42. With this rating, student# with Seminole High diplomat will be accepted In any collcga In the South without cxamlnetlone end also In most colleges in the East and WeaL British Cairo headquarter, indi­ This la the twenty-flfth year cated that mala British force* that Seminole itUgh School bee a- were pressing forward at top chieved this high ranking. County speed today and reported a sucSuperintendent T. W. Lawton de­ e o v fe l attack lpalpal tha AxU clared this morning, Tho Southern garrirew 110 mUea inside of ti.e Association rates 1-A on tho State wtstern section of Libya. Hat, Mr. Lawton added. Tho Axio* shattered army in The letter to Mr. McKay fol­ Libya, opM* and to headlong flight* lows: “ A t tbe meeting o f tbe woe pictured by .B m m ‘ headSouthern Association In Loulo- u ite r s Sunday wight u too vlUe, Dec, IM1, your school was tanrpaalaad to colloet Its strength quote o f $6,000 will Uhn some accredited for tho yen* 1041-42. fo r an effacthra defense o f Bon- tesl work to releo. Ho u se d for a contribution from tho Rotary Club. , Oruranizations attack* on enemy *ut> the Atlantic nml Pacific The announcement » f the vie tnriea In the war at *$»«, pie ■umably from the Ilime of I’ rtui ‘lent Rooae veil's <«hooti*on *ighi order* to the United State* Navy on Sept. 11, came after di* cloaurea that enemy submarine« hml carried the war rlo*e to b«»lh ahorea of the tfnile.| State* and aunk one American coastal •hip with possible lo»* of liven. Enemy nubmarine*. edi'irin Icloae to California nhorc*. *hel| ed arjd torpcfloed the big A men I ran tanker 8m Idin. and .'tied deck guns at ths tanker Agwi world. Possibly five nf the Emidio’ .* today. A number of rilizrns have trlrphoned and advised acouta of where they ran .retire discarded wrapping pa|>er or loses. Memhers the Sanford Womans Club, Dawson, preaident. said, have a Iso L . rpledgwl I.J , j '. !their ..!. ' support the campaign. Mr. Mcl'alley pointed out that _ ................... .............. . |Administrator llrntlerann wrote had been hit in tha stern by the] Mayor W. C. Bill, telling him that torpedo. i the national waste paper ronaerThe Agwlworld escaped by turn- ', *llon campaign la rapidly act­ ing from her rnurse anil racing 4|ng under way throughout the shoreward. It was sa|d her only United Stales, damage waa severe.! hawser * A» f®u know,® Hendenmn line, which waa cu t by a shell wrrtW- ’ *»■>** |)»P«W li .V lfh r f w Accredited Rate unique said fore?.* in "J S S a i^ a S T jS K aln"Krai, ^B^'mflea^Tp. Imperial defender* of dnntned h r an vrvr* ■panes# alagt to seemdn death or werlong aid tbe world by rothat organized resistues In beery fighting, quoted Jby the British the axpoated fall of ta d beeti delayed by eetetance. I n the earn# b e domestic radio mid npitf tealion that the a r e a o f the main« ad th i Crown eol• they aeaaulted the runs the rear. led By Police o r e * Sanford’s nc^ m eat .this aak aapw q^ h ^ U f morntag stele ato km t Puts 0n Seminole Fav?red us* Axis Garrison In Libya Said To Be Seized By British S 'm a t Quarterly, Tho Florida General ^Rommel's re- ths fund raised next Monday at main tag armored reru n had boon driven to Soluck, about 16 mlioa •oath of Bengasi, u d Itelian In­ fantry « u dad*rod vlriully ieo- the “ poor eten’s luncheon” be turned ovsr to the Red Crete war fund. Tha Rotarian* prompt­ ly voted to postpone Ladies Night, to have n la rent luncheon next Monday, and to gtvo tho procoeds to the Red Cross. George Cochrane w u welcomed hock to tho el oh by President R. W. Ruprecht ofter an abacus of M south aomo wooka. Vbltora 4$ today’s • capture luncheon hwtadid Freak William* Mdy Sat- of Winter Garden, C J. Finley of Orlando a n d Undloy Bwilm of starting Virginia. John W; NUMBER 96 KnoxReports U. S. T roops Fight * • Enemy Lays Siege And Hfta Defenders O f Colony From # Land, £ca And A ir Member Associated Prem F l y i n g ServiceHas Eight Local Men As Students Eight local residents are flying with tho JVoremua-Ma.bmurk Hying Service, a private instruc­ tion flying school, located at the old Sanford airport, according to Mrs. Mathew Hspbrouck, secre­ tary ami treasurer. rtance of this order, the first W the eight members, several have received, should'not te un­ are already past the student rat­ derestimated. It brings the wsi ing. Mrs. Ilaabrouck reported. situation very close to home." The order as received by Mr. The field will be Inactive until next week a* the personnel nf the Williams followe: school has gone north for the CIVIL PROTECTION Christmas holidays. MEMORANDUM Flying with the service are Order Ns. I ATTENTION: ALL AIR RAID John Jonee, Andrew Carraway, K. Sullivan, Bl|| Staples, Voile Wil­ WARNING STATIONS O r iams, A. Myere end Letter Guth­ SEMINOLE COUNTYrie. Beginning Tuesday, Dec. 23rd, all chief observer* will have thvlr viationa repart each morning be­ tween I and 11 o'clock, by teleI hone, until further notlee. Pere~n* reporting will u»» reporting rodo for hU station in accord­ J. F. McClelland waa rtcU cted ance with procedure recently sent president o f tho Townsend Club all chief observers. Do not man Thursday night at tho regular atsttens b u t bo su n reporting meeting In tbe Court House. Dur­ coil le made dally sa directed. ing tha meeting’s course, J. O. Prompt compliance with this Sharon waa elected to serve on cider U expected. one of th« authorised speaker* on Division of Civil Protection the Townsend movement In Flor­ by Roy G. William*, chairman, ida, endorsed by John Weir, Townend approved by J. L. Ing- •end repreeenUUve for this ley, chairmen ef- the Seminole district. County Defense CouoelL Other officers who ware elected for tho ensuing yanr are as fol­ lows: W. J. Hughey, vice-presi­ dent; Mrs. J. A . William*, secre­ tary; Mrs. Martha Moffitt, trea­ so n r. r McClelland Elected Townsend President Urchin Slaps W rong Gentleman’s Auto LOCAL WEATHER TAMFA, Dec. 22. -4 M \ -A n 23 KiLLDP IN WRECK auto drives by n feebler looking eld gentleman rounded o cor* ROME, Dee. I t —U fV-Tw osnor. As It posted, a hid stood' tyflve people wore killed Satur­ lag by the n r k reached ewt and day and a largo Bumber Injured whyauted It iowdly with hie I* an accident on tho railway an- Military Service Flyer In Hawaii CaMea He If Safe Mr. and Mrs. J. L Hurt ro- Weekly Citrus Sales Show Great Increase I.AKF.LANI), Dec. 23. — (/II — Spurred by abnormally light ehi|imrnta and Improved buying power, auction prices on Florida tangerinea and grapefruit were better during the week ending Dec. 20 than for any correspond­ ing period In the eight-year rec­ ords o f the Growsrs Administra­ tive Committee and orange prices were highest tinea 1836 for the same week. Tangerinea averaged |4.41 per on* ami three-fifths bushel box; oranges $2.66; and grapefruit $2JI0 on the 10 major auctloni last week. , Memorial Service Is Held To Honor Kelly «*» Six to rm a) eight Japanese di­ visions — 80.000 to 100,000 men — strove for a real footh old on the island of Luzon today, 150 miles from Manila, and were met by a valiant defense in which American and Filipino troops “ more thnn held their own.” An estimate from the W»r Department at Wushingtou ■loublril previous rstimstes of the Japanr*e invading strength car­ ried toward Philippine oraches by SO troopship* under a utrong naval and air racnrt The mothership* put a host of ISO man bargv* into the water, and the.e .warmed toward .horn. “ Some of them nuereedeil in getting a.hore,” -aid the war Dopartmrilt cummunii|ue Official c announceinenta .aid that tank cimibnt figured In the new .truggle but whether theae Included barge landed Japanveo tanka waa not clrnr llard-fighting American and Filipino soldlera were declared to be more than holding their nwn in the bloody fighting along the atretch of ahelterrd coastline win re th.? Japaneae are attempting to land. The fir.t repulsed Japaneae thrust at Lingayeo waa the initial encounter between the In­ vader, an<J the. J*hilij*t>tney stout tamf dvftujero- a . In uthrr Luzon landing., which were unopposed, the Jap­ aneae have gainud small beach hrail. on the Luzon enaat at Aparri, in the north, and at Vigan, in the northwest aomo 100 mUgy above Lingayen. The Japaneae ul-0 Have gain­ ed foothold, at Lega.pi, south east of Manila, and at Davao, heavily Japanese populated purl itOO miles south of Manila on Mindanao Island. At Legaapi the Invaders have been under ceaseless aerial us vault whil at Davao, Army head i|uartera at Manilu .aid, confus­ ed fighting raged but no clear picture of developments there was available. A communit|ue from (ieneral MacArthur’ s hendi|uurters issued this morning before the Jap­ anese flotilla was sighted in Lingayrn Gulf. said: "There is continulnir activity south o f Vigan, but nothing sericus has developed. Conflicting reports o f enemy reinforcements have not been confirmed." Jap Capture Of (iuam Is Reported Probable WASHINGTON. Dec. a j . - l / l t — The Navy said today its last message from the island of Guam — received two days after tho attack on Pearl Harbor — re­ ported that civilian* in tho streets and the native hospital In Agana. The capital, had been machine-gunned by enrtny plane*. Since Dec. IS, the rapture of tho island by the Japs has been ran slderrd ‘‘ probable.’* HARK RGG HAS 3 YOLKS CLEVELAND. Ohio. — </P) -<• Edward 8cha*ttr, an egg dealer who haa been In business for 36 years, said It waa a new on* on him when ha foam! an egg with three yolk*. The dealer aaid It we* not very unusual tu find P. Kelly, Jr. egg* with two yolks, but he be­ The plane* came from Army lieved that tha three-yolk egg bases In special salute to the 27- waa a real rarity. year-old Arm y pilot whose bomb­ er scored three direct hits on the RKFUOEBB FLP.B THAILAND' Japanese Battleship Haruna and ■ant her to tha aottem o f the RANGOON, Burma, Dee. 22— Pacific on December 2. W)— About 60 refugee# from Thailand, Including 30 American missionaries and 18 British citi­ zen*, reached Burma softly today. Maay arrived with nothing but n few clothes. MADISON, Dee. 22. — </P>— The full-throated roar of three pltnea overhead supplied a mili­ t a r y air Sunday to Madison's simple, one-hour memoritl eerv- Directors O f State League MakePlana SILVER 8PRIN08, Doc. 11,1 MV-DIrectere of the Florida State Baseball League decided Sunday to adept a schedule and nuke final plana for tho 1842 sea­ son #» a anti tag Sunday, Feb. 2. City Hews Briefs � 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, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 20, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 20, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 1941; <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