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SA TU RD A Y,
PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF 8EPT. 14th
Tonight, Final Midnight Show— "TH E HUMAN MON
STER" with Bala LugoeL. Alac—Corned/, Cartoon and Sanaa
Inspehot.
Sunday, M ondar-“TOM, DICK AND HARRY" with
(lnger Bogan, Gcorga Morphy, and Burgeon Meredith. Also
—Cartoon, Travel, Newa.
,
W TOWN”. with^Yrank Cravan, Roger' P ry o rs -and - Eileen
•'Hearn. Also—repeat of popular favorite "TH E WOMEN*
vlth Norma Shearer, Jean Crawford, Rosalind Rueaell and
nany others.
Wednesday, Thursday — "DR. KILDARE'S WEbDINO •
DAY" with Law Ayres, Lionel Barrymore, Laralne Day and
led Skelton. Also— Musical comedy short, picture people and
Universal News.
Friday, Saturday — T H E MEDICO OF PAINTED
IPRING 8 " with Charles Starrett and Terry Walker. Also—
•FLYING BLIND*' with Richard Arlen, Jean Parker, Nils *
Ashter and Roger P o o r,
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Pfyor batilo A DELIGHTFUL and provoking Ulo of a girl who loves three
M o n o id wants them all la T o m , Dick and Harry,” starring Ginget Sogers, with Burgess Mendlth, George Murphy ant Alan
Mahfcsl, to be seen at the RUs Theater tomorrow and Monday.
NEXT WEEK’S CASTS
TOM. DICK and HARRY
Jatle
------- — Ginger Ragan
Tom
----- -- .i. Georgs Murphy
Dkk —— —
; Alan Mannall
llwry
..,. 1. Burgess Meredith
Po»......-....L —. Joe Cunningham
Mi ........... _L.—
Jane Seymour
Butch — — ... Leonora Lonergan
Piute ---- LV-.— . Vicki Lester
Ice Cream Man „ — Phil Silvan
Gertrude
iiouy Breckinridge
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DK KILDARE'S WEDDING DAY
Dr. Jsmsa Kildare ... Lew Ayres
Dr. Leonard GUlerple----- Lionel
•' . Barrymore
' Mirv Lam ent____ I-onlne Day
Vwnon B ria n
-----Red Skelton
lfillr Bern ------- Alma Kruger
,I>r, Stephen Klldan ... Samuel S.
Hinds
Cotstanso Lahanil — Nils Aether
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M n. Martha Kildare —r - Emma
T H E HUMAN MONSTER," said to be oas o f the most spin.-,
tingling,horror thrillers evOr mods, will bring to n dove the arrits
of midnight shows that have provided entertainment for loci I
FLYING
BUND
film fane during the past sis months when It Is screened tonigh %
Jim Clark —.—
Richard Arlen at the Rita In the last midnight show of this season.
Shirley Brooks —._ Jean Parker
Eric K aro lck _____ Nila Aether
... Mario
M am WUson
wiison
Veronica__ —
. . Roger Pryor
Rocky Drake
- Eddie Quillen
Riley - ------__Dick-Purcell
Bob Fuller _______
________
Chester OlmbW i. Grady Sutton
Mist Danila . . ..... ....... Kay 8 utton
THE RICHEST MAN IN TOWN
Abb C ro th o n _____ Frank Cravan
P*t# Martin ....-• Edgar Buchanan
Mary M artin___ Eileen O'Heam
Tom M anning___ Roger Pryor
Jack L e s lie _________Tom Dugan
Jerry Rom
Georye McKay
BUI
_______ Jimmy Dodd
Penelope Kidp e ll----- Jan Duggan
Oxsle Williams
John TyrnU
Cliff Smlthon —____Horry Tyler
THE WOMEN
Mary (Mrs. H alnea)-----... Norma
Shearer
Crystal Allen
Joan Crawford
: THB MEDICO OF PAINTED
SylvH IMrs. Foyler) __... Rota*
SPRINGS
[Steven. Monroe
Chiries Blarlind Russell
,
Countaae DoLave —
Bary Bo
LL rett •— *'
land
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Terry Walker
LlAk
U lahaM a
awwnvl
Miriam Aarons ___ .... Paulette
d * ----- Man
Bon TTaggart
OodcUnJ
—______ Ray Bennett
Ju—. Wheeler Oakman Edith (Mrs. P o tte r )------- Phyllae
Povah
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EUle .V k
P e ,Vonte£w D“3,> ------------- *«•»
FRANK CRAVEN, Eileen OTIearn and Roger Pryor are pictured
Little M ary ----- Virginia Weldlsr
Mrs. ^forehead ---------------- Lucille as .they appear In "The Richest Han in Tign,** saga ef a small
town and its every day folk which will be shown at the Rita nest
Nancy Blake
Florence Noah Tuesday.
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11:30 Dance Orchestra
liOO 8 rm phonsttes
11:U Frees Saws
t i l l Tima Out for Dancing
•tSO Gena Autry’s Melody Ranch
and "Dear Mom"
I l i a Four Clubmen
1 4 0 World M m Tonight
7:00 The Pause that refreshes
RADIO
7°J0 Martial Melodies
7:11 Basel all Scores 1 sr.
>:30 Colnrabla Worksh
IOiO) Headlines and By
10:14 Blue Boron Orth
10:30
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Benny Goodman
Orchestra
M ooNirrc
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U f a ted Ant of Sanford an tha Now Smyrna Beach
T ^ M - b e k r - dancing
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San fo rd Li T h e Only C entral
Florida C ity A fford in g R ail, H ighw ay
And W a te r Tnuw poriaU oii
N E W S l’ A i’KK
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , M O N D A Y , S B
NL-M U ER
Anew On
For Election African From
_______ i
n e s t F o r Now
Mid-Lease Approprigtfon E x p e c t e d
Asks More Planes
^nny-Navy Plans
Joint Censorship
R o o s e v e l t Reports
{ $ 1 9 0 , 4 4 7 , 6 7 0 In
SnppHeo E xported
WASHINGTON.
S e n t 15
C*V- SpMkWvgnybum to-
hhnt RoooovrIt bat that
had bWn read
7.At the same tlid*7 Ravb
•aid the President would s
M u d u km t
ConsUntlas Oamanahy, Hotel in
ambassador to tbo V . 8 ., arrfvea
at tha White , Ilnaeo for a con
ference with President Roosevelt,
lie Is reported to have baked far
I weald ail possible, flghtav pianos for
>.000 , 0 0 0 . the Soviet. The Soviet is sold
reported to be losing 25. to 30, a day in
>.»aexports
snnrt.
ireaa that actaal’
aled 1110,447,870 op to
1.
House lenraad from the
Department today that
Voting Expected To British Report Axil
Be Heavy Though Troops Are Routet
Not Equal To Re F o l l o w i n g *Pene
cord F a l l Vot e
tration In Egypi
nthotr. u *
ly M i will
* ' entirely
The Crop Must Be Harvested
PotU open U morrow morning
a t 7)00 o'clock for cltlasna of
Boaford to docIdo whether they
will chaaf* the present ijtU m
of electing eommlsetonere on a
etaggored term and haring the
Mayor elected fcy the memben
of the rommltelon.
Voting in reported to bo hoary,
according to Inta ro t being shown,
thoogh it le not expected to
■goal the record rota of last
Vail that brought 1,473 to the
polls oe a number of. cltlsens
are about in the Army or ot
work on defenao projects .out
side of the community, City perk
Everyone who totad in tha
oranlcipat election b et Vail la
ellgkle to rota la the election
twaorrow, and no additional re
gistration la necessary, Mr. Bay
er laid. Persona who vote, muit
reside within the city.
Memben of the City Commlaeion and civic organliations urged
every cltisea to turn out tomor
row and exerciaa hie c holea in
determining the future govern
ment of the City.
The official ballot to bo need
In the election tomorrow la as
follows:
“ Official
I f you favor tha
Mombora J f tho C
glon of tha City of I
rids, being elastfi
qualified voters of
Sanford, Florida, foi
loffiS:
,*
|Nazis Tell Of Slash
ing Through' Len
ingrad’s D e f e n s e
Front At , One
Point
-.
i
Pope Pious Prays
For Shortened War
Observers F o r e c a s t Herman Sea Drive
A g a i ns t Crimea
thoritiUtlvo sources Mid yesterday.
British pilots, ground person
nel and equipment were believed
to bavo been Included. It said
that a t least four fighter squadnma were in the wing. Russia
badly needs hard-hitting pursuit
plants to best off the swarms
of German bombers assailing
Leningrad and tha Smolensk sec
tor, A new type German flghtrr
tha Mesaenchmitt-llB, csturtle of
400 milee an hour, was said to
have made its first appearance
on the Russian front, and It was
believed that Britain w as'send
ing her beat available fighters
to combat it. |
(In Moscow the British mili
tary mission confirmed reports of
the R. A. F . wing’s arrival In
Rutlt)*
(Tha British press service In
New York said an R, A. F. wing
comprised two Jto four »qua4 W*W
o f nine le IS each).
Informants said tha wing would
go into action * t once If It lt«g
neb already dsaa so. They satl
i f Was logical tfdesunse O ut tha
front.
- Military observers believed that
so far only fighters had beer
sent to Russia, hut they Aeld
British and American bomberalso might make tkolr appear
ante on tho eastern front' eoon
lim y pointed out that tap ita
tionlng of an U. At F. bomb< ■
unit In Russia would cdg*(Rut.
• virtual "encirclement” V Cer
many by British bombing plane*
In tost connection, Urn admiral
ty announced today that Brlti-l
naval planes, operating fr<*» si
aircraft carrier, were raiding thi
German sea supply route In thi
Russian far northern front,-tha
NewWage-Hour
Are Put-In f
INGTON;
i
Faced with a serious shortage of mala
workers in harvesting tha |8,QOO,O0O tobacco
>rnp this year, Lancaster County, Ps., has
csUod on It, women to drive tractors end do
nrpose Ur Highway
Patrol Is To Pre
vent Accidents
"your
own" Patrolman
Hsughtcrty who was described
si .on* of tha boat officer* ren-otly turned out by tho Lake-
and
The wage-hour adklnUjin
Dr. 1 L W . Ruprecbt who oredirected Sunday teat em - ubd for tha first tlm* after
ployare save order* endnavoki-. hi# return from vacation, called
shipping and
delivery
Ireeon!-.
attention to tha City Charter elee..
m J
b f ljg j,
t„
tlfn tomorrow ami urged every
>r thn-il **eafH") one to vote anti remitted the Rocustomer*
fpr i t Im O T O M I
iortan, that this is Constitution
Officials said this n< require Week. Ha than turned the meet
moot was beiag put
» 'affect ing over to Program Chairman G.
so that the agency’s
cthsr work’ In tbs fields. litre are three sis
ters and a brother hard at work. They arc
Mary, Elisabeth, Mildred and I’tul Mowrer, of
Columbia, i’a.
fowl* Tata, railroad conductor,
returned, to his home an South
Sanford Avenue last night to find
that bit house wac burning and
by that time the fire was out of
control. The Fire Department had
been notified at 8:35 P. M. Upon
ita arrival, tha force saw that the
furniture waa already damaged
beyond repair. Tho flremrn kept
the surrounding houses sprinkled
to prevent the flames from spread
ing, but Mr. Tate’s housu and
furnishings were completely destrutted.
Deputy Sheriff and Jack Hickeon said today that Mr. Tata betha fire waa dsllbertely
started. Two unsuccessful attempts
have been made before, one about
a year ago, and tha other about
six months ,go. ho said. Tha Jatu ^,, t*,Jfd a few email flames
whkh did some damage k> the
oustIds of tha house.
T. A . Greenleaf,
Aged Citizen Of
la k e Mary, Dies
Coupty -PioneeT Dies
A f t e r Illness Of
S e v e r a l Months
Thomas A. Greenlesf, pioneer
resident of Hrniinnle t'uiinty,
died at his home in I-nke Mary
Sunday morning at 9:un o'clock
after an illness of several months.
Mr. Greenlesf ws, horn in Stark,
N. III. on Dee. 4, I MM and re-ldcd
In lake Mary for tho past 30
year*.
The survlvnrs of Mr. Greenlesf
are: a brother thi- Rev. Ebhin 8 .
Greenleaf of Jay, New Yu'kj a
■laughter, Mrs. George K. Wilson
of Ix»ng%R e a c h . a son, Scott
Gyevnlraf of luifca Mary.
The drerased wan a member of
the Lake Mary
Presbyterian
church anil the funeral nrrvkcs
will bo conducted there Wednes
day afternoon at .1 :00 o'clock, the
Rey, A. B. Illsdes officiatlnx.
Representative In
1929 Session Cites
CharterVHistory Urging the cititens to vote In
*l*rtion to amend tha
City Charter, L. p. Hagan, former representative in the State
Legislature, l< dty recalled the
passage In IBtB of the present
lew under whieh City .-Ifklals
are elected and reminded the
public e f Iba "one man domin
ated govern moat" to whkh the
law pats an end. **
In a letter to Tho Herald,
an said:
:«prea«nlativo af Semi
nole County, in tha Session of
tbo Florida Legislature e f 1939.
tics raged over la-ningrad, tin
British reported they are rushing
RAF iiilou into th« ml-day-oli
struggle on the Eastern Front
Tin- first fliers to arrive in Rus
sia are slrvudy in action again!
I’l-pc I'iiMi., XII hud asked Catho
lics through llio world to ins/,
during th<- month of October for*
■ shortening of the war.
Yho Germans rtnlmcd lost night!
they h:il I r okill into the I.cn In
ured difen-o in-nt and said tho
Russians were
blasting sway
block- of buildings to clear a 1
apace for a death strugglo in tbo
heart of the great city,
|
“T h e favorable course of opera
tions In thu east prepares
tho
way for new successes in battle,’*
raid Adolf Hiller’s announcement.
“ A fte r strong
German
force*
broke l.i ningrad’a defense front
closer encirclement of thu city
continues
without
Interruption
to sumo exten t Were these war
reports from Moscow and Lon
don:
T he Ru-siin crnlrnl army of
Mnr-li.il ftnncon Timosh4nku la
closing in on Smolensk, on tho
rood to Moscow, and tho Ger
mans in tliat arms aru falling
Lack.
Mii.-mvi- concentration* of So
viet artillery a t Is-ningrad are
holding thu Germ an* by Bn IncrkMinl cannorindu.
A wing of the It. A, F . b a a
rrarhwi tt»i-*iiv <n j oin—tha—I
Retail Prices Show
Record Advancement
NEW Y0RK,~Kept. 16
Relail prices of staple items
Retail
brought in department stores re
corded one of the largest ndvancra last month sloc.i the au
tumn of 1013. the Fairchild pub
lication retail prke index indicat
ed Sunday.
On. Sept. I retail prices gener
ally stood 3 percent obovu the
whkh tha City has been gov
erned by alnc*. There was. vary
much consideration given at Hut
time, to safeguard tha Interests
of the taxpayer* and citiisna of
Sanford. We nU remember tba
u* satisfactory
condition* that
existed lit City finance* i t Hut
ttase, and wbkh has partly been
corrected by our offklolv work-
Station
ocatcd In Mexico
te n s s z @ 3 s ?
tfc o enrv, Bent. IS _ a ia ,t « again In Sanford,
Dkwmir ef a "pirate air
,nng clenJaath* Nsil pre- S S X 'T y - 1" ” ’"
la. nulls Italian near loo
'
•f American railroads reported
Sunday.
It WOO tba largest number, of
unloading* far any one month
sbue tha compilation a f
»ucH
statistics began
In November,
I f SB, exceeding by 1039 tha pra- Uered It meant tha
at least the outer ft
a y S h a re *
much of Marshal Xlm
M»Dav's northern are
lo c a l;
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MONPAT,
,D, BANFORD, FLORIDA
The Sanford Herald
Knukiukea la 1*00
'reSMnl Mtr, mtltrmmou •*»•*•
Do m iir *1 <*«(•»<.
I I I U aiM lle .»>»■«•
. . H n t a m l gin «# e w n d rta s s
M it lf f
f W t a le p 37. |0lt». *1 IV # r t s i O f f f m
Jit tfflftfnvif. r i o r l . I . i w it lU r lb # A t f
• t ( ‘n i g r r a a a f N a r r h N. I h W ,
8:10 Renfro Valter Folk,
1 : 1 * Amarka
Tnasitten
Keeping Prices Down
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Last week Secretary Morgenthau added hU voice to
the chorus of New Dealers now warning the country of
the dangers of inflation And the nfccettlty of keeping prices
Jown. After eight years of doing everything In tho text
books to get prices up, It sounds funny to hear these same
Vcw Dealers preaching the evils of rising prices, but
hnt’s the way it is. Economics, as well aa politics, makes
itrange bed fellows.
Secretary Morgenthau’s remedy to keep price* from
(dng out of sight la simply to stop doing some of the
things which have made them rise. Notably, ho calls at*
ention to the practice of government purchase of cotton
ind wheat surpluses and storing them in warehouses, und
niggesta that If the country could use some of these fro*
«cn assets this one practice alone might serve to keep
*
ckri*nln,
at ox
Caaaelberrv, Hibbard at ux
Whiter Park (iarden’a Die.
^
II. Cl, Wells 11 quoted a* fore.
M'lltg
pcai
r*< ipg world p,*5q
1000. Well,
f;mo«t of ut avlL,
_____
„ Hin
rcting
p<i*eo by Jhvn nnywiiy.
to
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« S o c ia l C a le n d a r
e
day
.B y linking American *bl|
nitlvr I* Irylnir to draw U.
Wltihlpa in the Iiulflo to U
Atlantic tlile o f I w
countr
Th#i), k* flgurv*. Japan wou
fre| refer In stopping America
dripping bound for Vtadlvoati
i.ijvh which port Amaricsn
going to Russia, in ’s a I
to’ of strategy but It w
U a atraftgn thing when
t I* madn ln atrirnU tb* <
lor riquIking a hill to
through tho Ugl»Utura
cal r«-f«ri*pdurn to b* k
and
Mr,.
J
A. Cunntoj -
« .imraittre* for the new year
appointed at the regular
Hug of the Sanford
lioine
loii.-tration (Tub which wa*
* ,m Friday afternoon a t the
•e of Mrs. M.
L Tilli* on
I Avenue with Mr*. Nettie
•< as co-hostcas.
P ersonals
t
■**•** '**<
rtm Oopem&Me Otoe, af .4 k *
Method 1st Church will meet at
•the boms of Mr*. Dwight Smith
in Pineburst a t 8:00 P. M.
TUESDAT
The Order of tb . Easter* Star
will sew U r tha Rad Cross hi
the Woman’s Club beginning at
4>:30 A. M.
Presbyterian Church will have a
wiener roast and picnic at 6:00
P. M_ at tha homo of Mrs. J . E.
Mongar, 017 East Geneve Ave
nue.
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WEDNESDAY
Women's Society of CbrfctUa
Service of the Methodist Church
will be In charge of tho sewing
sewalon for the Red Croa* In tho
Woman’* Club beginning at 9:30
* A . M.
There will be a board meet
ing c f tho Sallle Harrison Chan
ter o f the Daughters of the
American Revolution a: the home
of tho regent, Mr*. W. L. Hi.nley, on West Fifteenth Street at
# 3 :3 0 P. M. This meeting will be
lfl observanca of Conatltutlos
progressive
effecting
CH ARTER
Sanford most go forward and we honestly ' believe
CHANGE will provide ihe necessary Impetus.
W# art nol organized like the opposition and everyone in favor of tho
CHANGE mint really go to work and bo sure and vote. Anyone who
E n d s T o n ig h t
has Uved ini thi city for nix months and registered can vote. You don’t
WHICHWOfftDTgg Fid? J
hAVe jo own Any property ta tota.
<f*neling were:
. Roeeraoyy Burdkk,
Brock. Daphne C»n
Ward, Shirley Cam
, . w - , ' Battkn, Marty PerBfoV". Batty King.
Mildred Windham. Soohln MeDong*!, Pauline McLellan. Martha Page and Minnie Ruth Odham.
And the Mines Roher’ v Evan«,
Mary Skinner. Ann
Wiggins,
Helen Illekion, Nancy Collum.
rwurioy Elek.
r.icu, Coi
Shirley
Connie
McCnll.
Martha Wight, tValerie
WulD,
Rbth Strenatrom,
Shirley Smith,
Mary
- Ann Whe
Whelchel, Audrey
Bach, Jeap Harpeb and An
nette Abram*.
At*o, Nell
Powell, Stanley
Roekey, Glenn Lingle, Jr . Jim
mie Aiken, Theodore Powers,
Dalo Hofmann, J r , E. C. Harper,
Jr., George Temple, Randall Col
lins. Harry II. Brasiey,
Dick
Pickett, Billy
Fleming,
I,s-oy
Hodge, Al Raburn. Ray Fn*.
Bobby Proctor, Walter Beal and
Clifford Proctor.
Also, Billy Harndoo. Paul
Hlckaon, Warren Daniels, Ruisell Young, Harry Lee, Leo But
ner, Jr., George Speer, Glen
Odham,
Jimmy
Ridge,
Sam
Thurmond, Jre Wathen, Kernel
Armbruster, Billy
llolleyhend,
Jimmy Ingley, Orlen Fairell, J r
Al Doudnav, Kenuy Echols, Kir
by Fite, Bill Kvana, dutne Tllli», Edward Hurt, Ed Whit* and
Ray Herndon-
Sanford Boys
Join Social Frats
We regret that the Editor of The Sanford Herald haa seen fit to refer
ta UfS an being a "gang" and Implying that nothing but Riff-Raff are
Seyent Sanford
bora ware
among the total of 531 pledge* of
tho 31 aoelal fratemlfle* at the
Unhreralty of Florida to Gain**
ville. It was officially announced
today.
Pledging Alpha Ttu Tm«g* were
Tony II oddleaton,
supporting the CHANGE.
W« tryst thrt he being a gentkma n wlD offer a public apology to
the many good pdople who support the CHANGE.
m AU .nt«!frol. faUtka. hn, attu.drd tie I* *won;
prvsi,
Mra.
Myron
Jt'jjiur thi-" (ItK.nl -chooU an.l wa« crailunt* 1
_ — — *
ti Sewujvkr Jituu
r 4 /te «Wa pie f a r tftaj y « « t n n m t h ,
ihe |>ast fivr y r*r-» who# hx*
I
Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Tillis re- cnnployei] (CWiTh*' T W a n Con - "■ h wai MCloitti*ivid StuiAge.
UTned
y tite n iiy
from
u
vaca
tion which wan vpent At Okie
cnobec ami
Miami.
i J®
Chn«lin«*
Stoudrninirv
Itft last week f«r Kitzic**raM.
'*••» where shi* will apvmi acv-
oral
weekn
on
bunincBs.
Mra. Martha Moffett un«l Mi**
Kvaleen Cu«t hu.n returnj<t !rum
Daytona H«*nch where they have
been for the pat? 10 Uuya.
r aut«im«d»i!,-H
Allen Nfwmin, son of Mr. ami
Mrs. II. H. Newman, is amnmr the
Sanford student* who gre attend
ing the University of Florida in
Gainesville.
Veto tar tha C^ANGt rain or ahbta!
TUESDAY IS
BARGAIN DAY
Double Program
Return Showing!
:is s s r - T f e w
MI*» Maybe!)* Ca<*a<ly ha* loft
■ , G* ’P*rrila whrro »ho will
vi*4t with her rivter until the
firat of December, when »he ex
pect* to return home.
Mr. and Mr*. Julius Dlngfebler anri children, Margaret and
Simon, returned yesterday from
Ormond Bench whore they have
been apending tho *umn or
enant of freehmen In the Universi
ty. The U t pi
Mnouneed today have baa________ _____ __
new pledgee and 137 r*pledge*,
Mra. Felham Ayera and daugh
ter, Betty Jean, of Iloneapalh,
fl. C, spent tho weekend In Banford with her brother* and *UtortIn-Iaw, Mr. and Mr*. M. N. Clevetend, and Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Cleveland.
Utter group, ta compoeed largely
fraternity
unlrarri
•p«nd th«lr vacation.
•
Dr. and Mr*. C. M. Mitchell
W o r n * . Dtvtelon of tbe have returned from > vacation
U^Crnmty Dofenae Com- w ent In Georgia and AUbamn.
ylU M rs a meeting at tbe They were accompanied ny Dr.
MltchatVa mother, who will vlait
Mra. Hugh Tnila, for ton e time.
_,Nra. Geortt.Welnitcla. xdlLar*.
W N bxIay to vlait with Mr*, n .
qUIT
CLAIM DEEDS
Schleaalrtger Henry J . to L f t
wmldtog of her niece. Mlaa Ja il*
Bcduum,, to Hal Maine* on fr iW fjenU|r, to her home lu F t
mudvolalf. She plana to be here
b*toiitat i!
2 2
iccived ■that
ha F.mrrick.
• Women in TalMnmiaed D*lta
zonal aocisl 10wlll taka plaro
Russian Army Uaea
New M
D^ |Bamiler,,
:Y Chahte
rroacBOLM, 9wrdr«. sept
— Vn— A squadron of Bus*
• ’
urn
dih C UA sc d
an ti
le a fle ts
V W W N GTOKr
Ii
• o n if o r
Mrs. W. P. Brooks
LEGAL NOTICES
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r\ j » iNsr., xi MiMH t: i in \
rv. n o i i i n v . i> i ’ h o h v t i :
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I.KUNAIU*.
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R A R T II
SIMM KS
JACK’S
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down
Deli* ers a
Large New
LA N E CEDAR
CHKST
HUY NOW ItiR XMAS
GIVING
PAY BALANCE 11.00
WEEKLY
95c
down
Deliver* 6
Jipuai;:.Model,
nee Cabinet
HEATER
DEW D R O P
95c
down
RCA Table
Model
RADIO
95c
95c
down
Delivers ■
______Reconditioned_____
FLORENCE
- RANGE
down
down’
Delivers
a
SINGER
Sewing Machine
(Ubutlt Model
PAY BALANCE
$M# WEMU.Y
down
Deliver* a
Genuine Slmntonit
BEAUTYREST
M ATTRESS
PAY
PAY UALANCE $ 1.00
WEEKLY
Limited Quantity to Sell
PAY BALANCE ONLY
$1.50 WEEKLY
Imterspring
MATTRESS or
BOX SPRING
it
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Thousand* of women, everywhere,
orJcr GoautJ't famous {>)B, again
and again* Superior 6gure correction
feature* and exceptional comfort see
mpnruible for it* widcrpccad popu
larity The heavier women find ne
youth and tlcndcnang gnee J/ 15C
in (has firm brocade corset. . . . »vl
INN
Dellverti a New 1911
Giant llurnent
PAY BALANCE $1.00
WEEKLY
Deliver* a
. Special HuiU
li.
This Front-Lacing Corset
Wanted 1000
New Customers
95c
(irt'niai
GOSSARD
$ 1.00
BALANCE
WEEKLY
95c
down
Delivers n
—
n u r T V iK T A ir ~
Metal White
Enamel
95c
down
Deliver* ;i
FOLDING BED
and Innerspring
M ATTR^S
Ideal for Ilenrh or Gttesl
I’w. Priced Only $19.93.
PAY IIAI.ANCJ*
$1,00 WEEKLY ‘
95c
down
Delitcnt a
— •‘ Benin tfut
ICE BOX
DINETTE
SUITE
PAY BALANCE
$1.2.1 WEEK
PAY BALANCE
$1.10 WEEKLY
down
Delivers a Beautiful
se c r et a r y
95c
down
Deliver** a Full
Size Helical Top
Choice of Mahogany, Wal
nut, Maple or Blond Fin-
COIL SPRIN G
PAY BALANCE
91.00 WEEKLY
PAY BALANCE
SO* WEEKLY
Priced Only $9.9.1
0$ CARRYING CHARGES ADDED
•>.* J"
-i S r fit
PACKAGE GOODS
MIXED DRINKS AT POPULAR PRICES
LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE
PAT UAI.ANCE
I. fl-OW WEEKLY
if
•
FAVORITE of Thousands
See all the Broadway and Hollywood stars
right before your eyes.
ntsiior, catit, s<pt. tr».—
P ill- J
Oi l
l.t.tiN \HOY.*
■ •r lh*i K a t a t a o f
W i l l * . De «ra ia *d.
1 *.
Sept
PANORAM
F K I.T
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m
i «»na
10 10.
V N II
II.VIW*
. m t h»u*«
it s.«nf'M«!. V'lu rld* .
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t t» * « J i - H f .If i r »'tie li re
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VII. rilt'JMTOIt'to
NON* I I W I N U
EVERY NIGHT IS NF.W YEAR’S EVE AT JACKS!
Jack ia hack from Broadway with the latest
sensation—
paro.| wilh -Illd.Njd m l»t •niil)'’4
Ira tti*
(
'.'I.
.
they*have been apending the past
month with relatives.
Mra. William F, Bung*
turned but week from Ragley.
La., where aho haa been for
■everal week* with her hatband,
CapL Runge, who Is *Utioned
there with the S lit Division.
tog thrir fraternity spprvBl
«.• il<l
— Four earth .ho ck-.
three V
thorn fairly seven*. w«t «* f t Sur>
lay. Houblcrs
wen*
diabaljr^
from slaves of the S u r r a Nevnr
la rnnj*c but n«> 4laninL'«% was r o
Mtrtrsl ia this city. lb|n»rt frorn
Mr. and Mr*. Henry Schn- arvininir, about 7i» miles north,
nuicher, Jr., and son hive returned said five shocks had been felt
from Jersey City. N. J.. where there.
boat*.
fM u m id i
<4. F . U L A R G E S T * * * * *
lloltzrlaw
Dunn
Sa ra h Dunn
ATTENTION FOLKS!
Hartwell, (In., where they plan to sent ml (IpfctiH* ••• t •11 »J«
spend « two weeks' vacation with
Manufat tm oi a w M It* |M'inii'>
relative*.
ted to prt lino .11> ..• •1 -> » % |>ii|
left la*t week for Columbia Mili
tary Institute in Columbia, Tenn.
where they will attend achool
this winter.
.
VIVNO*
VI* VIN NT
M il)
E lT in :.
V m i tr
u rt'liv tle tlliail
.1 m l r < - '
•l>in > I t<* | i < «tTU a n v i l . i ' m a al i' t
.)• 111.* |» u l*'ii y<mi . " i
rith rr
of
.* ■ O V
W* -» t h r r a t a l *
I \l\ litlN
l.l.i • S k i l l *
il -ca Ra at t,
•
».» i »\.*D*tv tn t h r t ’o u n t y
(..•u «'.-unt> K l' .r lt ta ,
H IK TH D a i
Output Of Cars In
December To Be Cu
Mr. and Mm. A (\ (Cleveland cut 4H. I percent in low output n
left ye^terilay f..r Vidalia and ln-t D i'c miti r !
>v •. • oii
__ Iy
WASHINGTON. Sept. l . Y - i d l
—Ten plant* are now producing
! machine gun*, the Army reportcd Sunday, adding that output
ha* increased 460 percent since
August, 1940, and is regarded
a* sufficient for present estimat
ed needs.
Only two plants were producing
machine gun* 14 months ago .
the Colt'* Patent
Fire
Arm*
Manufacturing Company, of Hurt
ford. Conn.,
anil
the
Army'
IliK'k Island (III.I A rs em l
The American Cealeration of
laibor naitl Sunday th it \i < du* **•
pany.
•Ii w»*re taken from the filet
paid merutership now totaled I.Mr. MalmiHir^'-* home i* in Dft'l r - K e v a l>. Andrews, S e m - 5(50,056, the highest in hi** ry
L s nd where he finished schor
n l« ( .uinty Home Demonatraand a Rain of lUM.OId in the
later attending tin- C n iw raity .
"u Absent, were distributed to
year.
Klurida in Gnlm-ville. lie i* i
!
vaiitiua memU ra.
ployed by the
In ilrd
Sta t
'i early repurta of the various
post Office Depnrlmi'tit in D
R. v
1 Hi-*
nun were heard
and new R. M Bum *. Mrs.
Land,
Weber,
Mr* S C
l »m-q outlined a f te r which re- Mrs. P. J .
(iraham, Mr*. 5!. N. i 1••v* land.
lt ment* \V\;e served.
i hone pre««nt at the meeting Mrs. B. (5. Methvin, M«-. h " d
w t
Mrs. M. S. Nelson* Mm. Myers, Mrs. C. K. Proctor. M r s
Anile*,
Jr ,
Mrs.
Perry M. I*. Tillis, Mrs. Nrtlu Tillis,
\\ tde, Mrs. R. K. Pcurifoy, Mrs. and Miaa K tthryn Tillis.
'
Mm. R. V. Thompson and two
W A SH IN G TON.
13 children returned Saturday to ♦/$*>-- Th.‘ tiff u*.i» t f (titiluctioi
their home in Miami after i*pond- munjiifimrnt
mint, u n r .I ••win
in* a week here with relative*.
th.it tho IVrrm lnT |U"«!«i . 1 h»m h
Miaa Oleda Dyaon returned
fait night from Florid* Stale
College for Women where tho
haa boon tho weekend gue*t of
tb* Delta Delta Delta sorority
0:30 Marnel
Leo. Butaer glTMl to cornel
who cannot easily sra a dwk object agaihst a dark floW.
deteL
I
Safety lanes
lanea in
In schools have disclosed that taw bicy
bi<
Keelor, Carroll H. et us to Char*
~* safety standard. The first day
cles ora up to r*~
mechanical
J raL KfilfA’ra‘ t*l«dRTGA0h' I
o l ^ a ta
rta n *I!!;h
at Stalmnsta|High’ Bchoofln
Chicago, only
0i
---------Ut Chicago,
Butner, Leo et ax to Federal
tjuja* maehlneA passed! Most rejections were tar lack of
lights or, horns.
* ' * * * i<£
Severs] communities
^eelfd “bteyeta traffic
courts,” administered by
icmselvea with the co*
operation of thc au
Mr.
Tha City Hall was the scent
on Friday evening cf a danc*
MONDAY
rta by the QT‘,
The Putt Matron'. Club of the
00 o’clock UP-,1
0. K. 3. will have iu wgtdar
with Mr*. G E.
cetlng at th« borne of Mr*.
B. I* Frrkmv
F. Crenshaw on Eait Sevthaperoiieo. Mo-,v for w ^ h e w U l . y
*nth Street at 8:00 P.- If. with
/arm U bn l by
yclr
*
j
k r t . Glean J t - i b J b r *> -
We supporter* of the change respectively urge the
PAGE THREE-
Miss Cqnningham T i Demonstration Club 10 Plants Produce
Mr. Malmbori1 Appoints Committees Army Machine Guns
ment and approuching marria: t
of their .laughter, Mi-« Blanc
Harriet Cunningham, to Haro I
Eric Malnthorg. son ,,f Mr. an I
Mr*. C. G. Malmb-.ig of l)*Lan.
The marriage will be an event i !
Sundhy morning, Ort. 5, nt 9 :( I
•he new committee chairmen
o’clock
in
the
F ir-t
Itapti t u i thrir J* pnrtmenU Include:
11*** Helen Yuung U visiting Church.
« l'»thifur. air*. R. M. Burnt;
vith her brother in llr.llyv.<><>t
Mi»* Cunningham has lived kl
mnir, Mra. prod Myers; yard
John
* ,
.
Sanford since early
childhoo I, • ruvonient. Mra. H. R. Ik-ck;
Enuirv Ilnfv " -^l
f°r |moving here with her parens h to iuipr«>vrineiit, Mr*. W. B.
Evening
Ight to protect themselves—or to protect tho motorist Roee, Whiter. B e t t l to OUv*t
to look aa if condition* In tkia
o untry had Juat about acared
tbe burrlcanee Wf.*-'*__
LD. SANFORD, FLORIDA
Telephone 14b ham are announcing the engagi -
Dance
hjtteu.
We feel that you can do much towards
government in Sanford.
sa n fo r d h k r .
_____ -------------------------------------------------- -
LOURINE BEAL, Society
Bicycle Accidents
; The flr»t army 'Ak-p* will conFifty percent of the persons killed in blcyclo accidents
.U"«‘ D.-118,!*5d nram-vs white on
‘ and 14, Aul MT. Kearnumeuver*, u now* report, reveals.
it In a recent Issue of
That ought to take c«ro of their
•morale, i } “.
) youngsters have been
The Rotarlan|_____|__ H
tilled and over 51,000 Injured In such accidents in the
Tlir Herald Iiim Mien lo»lng *0
m-lliy glint gten Idleiy tn Ihe last three yean, he reports.
Iirm-d forte* ’ of tho llnllvd
The fault Is not antlrely
The
ly that of the bicycle rider. Tho
ftt ilov, that we Jirn» 'nighty '.latl fault la largely lack of stress on yrhAt Mr. Kearny calls
oiic.i In n while whm ono fall* "Tho ‘three E*s’—Enforcement, Education and ' Engineerthree tfa*—Enfotcement,
ti i
tlio rv unln.ili n.
ng." Few cities and towns, only about 150, heft
h*ft studied
L C. Crofli ii, Tituvville At- the
tho "bike problem” at
e. all, and
“ d th
v - '•*•**
— —
j —»
these
have *bc«n
rewarded
tonv-y, who coutmnmlrti a »ob- by an immediata drop in accidents.
j.
I y & m r third
-----------------Is-----------of necessity
slow «h^
Ihe Hailed Hiatv* oti|
declare war ngainut (lerinnny. expensive, but enforcement ah education can be rosdOy
nut into practice. Requiring r< stration of bicycles is a
helpful practice, but only If R
used to enforce the laws
pertaining to bicycles and ui
•he law and commonMnne; Mi _______ _____________ _
igh ta'o r reflectors for "bikes'’ ignore the ordinance and
permit bicycle riders to Dedal aftar dark with no sort of
-
S o c ia l A n d P erson a l Activities
r 'NA^rilKOTpH, Sept IB.—$ t)
—D. ■E. Montgomery. of tho ag
riculture department eomumer*
counsel, today asserted hoarding
of food eoppUpa either by con
sumers or distributor* b tojW
tooo both to the general public
«***»it>**f
9
• cut.
-------------- --
.
m
priir . hove Sir. arty; given them
^ . " r f ' c b e * o»4 Cora-
Thr
Ccm| Producers Defy Food Hoarding Said
fttee Freeze Order Danger, To Defense
SbRANTON, P»-. Sept. 16 —
3:15 Music la the Air
8 :4 * Columbia Concert Orcbeo- (ffV— la defiance o f tbe price
tn
e*T freeling order by Leon Header4:00 Afternoon Voriettee v“
ton, federal price administrator,
4 il* Obe Uotdbem
Pennsylvania anthracite producer*
boosted prices 15 cento a ton
at tbe time.
*
4:4* J to t Entertainment *
B:00 Albert Warner Give* tV
Eight major hard coal pro
ducer* notified Hondertoa they
could not oeeodo to tbe order
5 : l i Vofci o f Broadway '
fixing prices at the August 16
level and said a pries Increase
woe neceeaary ta meat wage pd-
tai.l the Theaaury Secretary, “There la atfll plenty of mUk
nul honey but too much of it Is in the warehouse. I -et'»
nake It flow,,If we were to let it flow to the public, we
vould not only help in keeping prices stable, but we would
>c doing something even more important; j we v/ould be
The* I l f rit I<L la u n i r m h v r «»1 Tfc*
, t «.<M. f l a i r >1 l * r r « * n l t l i h U
rerlie*
iclping to make our own people healthier and happier."
l i i e i y r n l l t f o l I n ( h r wa r f o r
ree»f o i l Mr«*« t l U o M l r k r '
Secretary Morgenthau might have added that rdcas*
ereilllrd
(u II
or
nof
n lk rrw la*
<ng some of the food surpluses at this particular Unto
rrrllin l
Id l l il a
i»n|»er
and
«U«
l»ll r i g h t s lit |> M V j t l o i t o f •|»eel«
A-ould lie no disservice to the farmers. It would of course
i l l « M l r h f « h r r r In n r # o l a o r m e r o r t f
ie!p to keep farm prices from soaring out of sight, but
Monday, skit .
is. i»ii trices that ate too high can be aa harmful to the farmer
.h to tho consumer. Fanners who remember their cxptsrR U i l J t v e k n ic k o u t u i i a i
ence during the last wat when everybody and his brother
with VlUafS, New Turk City, aa water mala, and oteampipee exploded
. AI.L WE HAVE IS A (Jin vent into the farm business on account of high prices
daring s htsvy min- Tout pef*ou were injured and sobway serried
FROM GOD. WE rriEATKr md quick and easy profits know this only too well.
was disrupted to t flva boon. So dolcnt was tb . blast tb .t fragments
0TIUNG, WE USKH HI.
"it is sheer folly from the farmer’s point of view,"
of pertinent M l S mil. .w .y sal window, fir. mlU* dliUnt ware
REE MATERIAL AND TIME Secretary Morgenthau said, "to puah prices up by creatihaken. It left s crater SO feet In diameter and 35 feetdeep.
Tho north i* ihe
< md thi
Jullnm Ihvrruf, thr u'irhl an< ng scarcities in times like these. The farmers suffered
they that dwell therein__INnlmi :ruelly for twelve long years after tho collapse of the in
flation of 1920 and 1921: they should not be made to suf
RADIO NEWS
fer again." The remedy for this evil is not an increase in SEMINOLE COUNTY
WDBO
tho restrictions on farmers o r in the conlrl of tho eco COURT RECORDS
nomic life of the nation, but simply a restoration of the
(Fmm Klnleltlogrnph)
Tonight’. P r a g m a
aw of supply and demand.
WARRANTY DEEDS
S:00 UaaebaU Scum
3IOW Muitrly they nleep, the men
Hill,
W.
C.
at
tu
to
James
C.
“The most effective way to prevent a damaging rise
8:05 Supper Hour
W I m> lived ao hazardously
I’aaraon et us
6:15 Howard Md Sbtlton
In prices is, quite simplyi to release surpluses from stor
■ '■ th<U.
Curtla,
J
.
E.
et
us
to
Jamr*
6:20
UP N o r.
. i
age," ho said. '1 wonder If the housewife knows, whon she
Henry
Britt
a*
us
,
6:30
U t . Pretend
iWheitf thorncy orotilli* thrive* pays 15 percent more than she did a year ago for a bag
7:00 Interlude
/
Nu srrnnllc marker tell* their of flour, that our supply of wheat la tho largest on re Sharon, James 0 «t us to City 7:16
Drama of Ltfa
of Sanford
• Uvea.
cord."
Cowan, Anna D. at rlr Jame* 7:3d Sport* Reporter
7:16 Twilight Melodic*
11. to City of Sknford
•But only rugw*l heap* of *tonea
He pointed oat that 498,000,000 bushels of wheat are
7:65 Elmer Daria aid the New*
*
An havrn* lor tbrir moulding in storage In Canada,' and suggested that the quota re Edward*, Henrietta C. Id. to City 8:00
La* Radio Theater
HW*J. bones,
of
Sanford
strictions be eased for ita import, as the sugar quota was
0:00 Lady Either Serenade
ft. V’
Bower,
Margaret
et
vir
O.
W.
8:60 Blondie
V ’ W.rk rren-cwood and the prickly recently eased to permit withdrawal of Cuban toserves.
to City of Sanford
10:00 Edwin C Hill
^r
"It seems to me deeirable and necessary that we row Buaaell,
II.
T.
at
us
to
City
of
10:10
Bob Trout
. And S|>anl*h bayonet grow there. follow the example set In the case of Cuban sugar and per
Sanford
, 10:16 Lea Brown Oicbeetra
C. W. et ux to City 11:00 Unton Well*, new*
An I rutrlaw, and thu tumbleweed mit the entry of Canadian wheat In larger volume," he Goodrich,
‘of Sanford
11:05 Dance Orebcatra
.• i ■Aro alt that puy tho outlaw* heed. said, adding: "Hera in this country we have large re- Prant*.
II. a et t a to City of 11:30 Bob Croaby Orcbaatra
Mr*?/
Sanford
11:56 Frees Neva
t - ' Hfrrn/' tho Kill*, avrene tho iky,
Crlppen, Albert H. et ux to H u 13:00 Sign Off_____
AVI vflemo whil«.Un>‘ drntl piss
bert
O.
Crlppen,
Sr.
S'.'l
by.
Crlppen, IL itemond at ux to
Tomorrow-* Programa
L,
ANYA PEIltUNKKVITCH.
Herbert O. Crlppen, Rr.
8:30 Norman Henley
k j;; /.
1 -W--------Crlppen,
H.
Pen
ley
et
ux?
to
Her
7:00
Tho World Today
or.
Don't forgot tojkot your new
bert O. Crlppen, Sr. 1
7:16 Breakfast Brevities
drivei . lii ,iuWy
8:00 UP News
8:10 Program reaume
V/lio* back', of'Jho move to
Capper, L M. at ux to 8 . F. Long 8:16 Morning davotlona
. emend tho City Cltbrtcr?
Chapman, Ralph B. et ux to City 8:80 Melodic Momenta
*■*, Jt"!
----------- * -------of Sanford
8:66 Tuog Tima
town lliut pull* together eminent stocks of cotton end wheat for tho duration of
Sutton, 'E. N. to Charlie Rea at # 3 0 Diana Draw
tho war.'.'
.
ux
Black and WhIU Notaa
"We ought not to withhold cotton surpluses, or nny King, Thome* B. to IL R. Cloud 0:06
0:15 Myrt and Marge
vvf (uijm: tna local raiirond mrn
,M'f tiveir rabn in pay. Hiring
to
S B rt
^ r '•V-r
>
�m rrnAY.
Leesburg Faces
Thomasville In
League Play O ff
LEESBURG, 8 rpt. 16.— (Spetlaty—Climaxing a"
notable.' re»•
a notable,
mid
- - of sucCoss
»ucf»M hi organised
organ lint basebatehail c Ire Ira liner 1»J7, baa* ball
fana of* th is. Lake county iporta
ejnter Monday night wlll'prraent
Wilbur Good'a now, (rnaatlonal
Leeeturg Ansiary In tha opening
m of the Florida State Lea’a (lath annual play-off aerie*
but Thomaarllle, the Georgia*
rlda league play-off winner.
Ttt MAOOta BOOUM huorwt
THU AllB HKlienT req u ir ed
10 appear to tk*. BUI at CeaplaJat
flM aaalaat TOO la tha a boTO
fitted rant#, which to Madias, 0B
Water, M a k ff Ilk, 1141.
IT IB rURTHBR ORDERED that
IhO ordfr of publlaallfa ho pah*
lldiod oaco • weak far fo«r' ooafteutwa wtoka la IW Baaford
I(raid, a nowapapor of Bfaoral
ciruteiloa p*kU*k*g la Boailaala
(ojntr. Florida,
WJTNBBB mp head aad aoal aa
Clerk of tko .Circuit Coart at Baaf"*'; •'.'•rid*. Ulo September Ilk.
‘V '
W gitfcm
Systems
{CIRCUIT COURT BEAL)
ondcra leaad. Barak Wlsht ’
ia aarrlad woman, lataoda to
by potlttea to tko Jodaao «
Circuit Chart fee tha Math
laui circuit la aad far kot
Cowiit. Florida, a t- Ike
f-jWATH
•.'O'I
affair that Catcher John Parlleh
would be unable to participate In
ihe finale. He reporta to Camp
O F F IC IA L BA L L O T NO*
GaoMreep
S o ft M A 4A «eft, A
S 4 o « f r f e r a lm o st ,
TO
MKCUtfWBid
\C A R 0 & I ll o t l Q cvtoi '
-tuirp'
require TaUrana achoolrd la the
timing ot the raxxle-daule that
Down-B^L jU to
Mo. ? b.jj /■"
OWfllw
0 A te f b ir t ia J '
with two hits la 10 Innings and
Own returned to op«t fS iJ p d j
A good reason you ought to
Land aeries with »' 19-MlUnf try
DLACK-DRAUGHT
neat
victory.
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time to—It haa been a favorite
laxative In the South for font
generational )Tou11 discover an
111 KWUuJ ||0d lAXAtiT#^ipl53fp
aromatic, easy to taka. Used as
ry. aUo ram# Into hla ewa. M directed, Its action Is usually
did young Mack MeWhtoter, « * - gentle and thorough, too. Thera's
*i<i«-rrd 6y many as tha ftoqat a tonla-la xativ* Ingredient to
B LACK-DRAUGHT which helps
tone ja ty Intestinal rauacltsl
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t -A D V --
K e n re u m g
In Berlin aro more than 100 lo a n
old, moot of the cilyte develop
ment have eomo about to the past
century- ______ ’ !
WELSHTIRESHOP 2 way
Modem facto . prova CABDU1
help* a weyst Taken aa a toato
by dlrtetiona. It oatmlly ritoia.
totoe eppetHa, Increeato .flow
14VEET—FHONl 9M
’ACKAGE STORE
strength end the -relief it par-
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IN ’XJUMORHOW’8 E L E C T IO N ,,
IF YOU WOULD KEEP
BALLOT
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RING POLITICS
CITY OP EANFOEO, FLORIDA
OUT OF THE CITY HALL
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SUBMITTING THE QUESTION
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AND KEEP THE PRESENT SYSTEM
OF ELECTING CITY OFFICIALS
Shall the Mayor and the Members of tha City Com-1,
mission of the City of Sanford, Florida, ba eloctod for
a Urm of two yean by tha duly qualified yetera of the
City of 8 anford, Florida, In accordance with ;»h# pda*
visions of an Act passed by" the LegUtoiore W ‘ the
8 tat* of Florida in 1941.
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INSTRUCTIONS
U yon favor the Mayor and Member* of )h*'City
Commlaclon ot the City of Sanford, Florida*, bitof
elected by the duly qualified voters ef the City e#
Sanford, Florida, for a term of two. M an to aceordaiua
with tha provision! ot an Act pasted by the.Ugletotars of tho Stole et Florida ia 1941, plaee an HX"
mark In front ot tha word. T i r thr«odtitoK^,* ***
If yea oppose Ihe Mayor and Menhirs ot tha jSity
Commission of tho CRy of Sanford, Florida, bring
elected by the duly qualified voter* e f tha CHy o f la n ford, Florida, for a t o r n of two yean . t o s u otjl m rc
with the provWona of an Act passed by tha % t*la tare ot tho Btoto of Florida to 1941, ptoee a a " * " to
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OR UNSIGNED WORDS OF SELFSEEKING POLITICIANS
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GINSLIQUORS
OFFICIAL SPECIAL '
REFERENDUM ELECTION
Foftine
GATOR OPEN SEPT. *9.
B la n ta g Monday morning. Par.
Ueh, * great target and etoadi
Sept.
19—
re e tjrer, la credited .with a m i ' GAINESVILLE.
night’*
Of the Mccesa of tha Angler* (Special) — Saturday
with
Randal ph-Macon
fire-man hurling staff that In opener
marks the firat of four noma ap
eludeo four rookie*.
pearances
for
the
1941 Gator*.
Wilbur Good anaotmeton and Tiny PhllUpa, tackle*,] e dManager
. that be had lnrltod CaUhei Florid* meet* Tampa here Oct. 4|
among othere.
Eddie Martin, manager o t the and VManora a week later, and
Only regular left Is Frank
then Q*. Tech in the Gator Home*
Grundler.
160-pound
all-etote
coming Not. S3. All eieept the
guard, who hah been tren*formed
Tech game wtll be night engage*
Into a blocking back.
menu.
McDowall’a present first elev•a l* * near approach to an "A llBIGHT DEAD I N CRASH
Florid*" lineup. A P*l» of.North
Carolinian* and a Weat Virgin
LONDON, Sep t
IS.—! *
ian pair off with eight native
Florldlini.
Grundler. an
Orlando high
product! Earl Tylor, -175-pound
transfer from SUtaon, left wlngi
railway.
Quentin Biddle of Baines City,
170, right wing *nd Bill Jostle*, offenalr* work. Lon Hauaey,
180, from Aaborlllo, N. C. * t young righthander, was pointed
spinner back eomprtae the No. to aa tha holier meet Ukeiy to
f t Y o u r L « x « tiv R
1 baekfkld. Tyler U from E er roaaeod
what w tthJrti lBrlnf
ier, W. Va.
turned hack the Safarts S to 0 • L e a d e r ?
RECAP
O FF IC IA L BA L L O T NO.
II up to $300
Signature
hmi|^, Furniture
• On-Maker
• A u to m o b ile
-FOR Klectlon of tha Mayor aad Mowberc at
the City Commieatoa of the City o(
Florida, being elected hy the. daly .qnaiiftod
voter* for a tana of two year* to 'asuaHaaca
with Uto provisions.of aa A ct phased b v 'tb *
Legislatan e f the State ef FleriUa to' 1H 1.
AGAINST the ElasUea ef tha
Membert of the Cfty Commlnh
of Sanford, Florida, being electl
qualified voter* f«r * torn of
IH U U J I
THE ELECTION”
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COl^ifTTEE FOR CLEAN
' ".GOVERNMENT ■
Advertisements
:ks rqskirod. General
Joe Maw Blento aad
op, 101 Sanford A n .,
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SA N FO RD , FLO R ID A , TU ESD A Yr.,
m am s
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American Industry
P r a is e
the United S t a t e Atlantic
_ flees tank wader aratertlaw
* a f Ha twaa M a y all !•**••
can’t keep John
e f the North Atlantic.
• LONDON, S w t
16
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MM frontiers Devona tno
coaxial limit*, of th* United
Steltt, roeh fti tke’ eatebllahof s defend!
la Iceland, win be
by Greet Brlteli
tAe war. Lord 1
iak embaaeador.
Brisk Voting. Is
Recorded Despite
Overcast S k ie s
ny. but hia age can and does.
Fifteen times he has inn away
from hk Brooklyn home and
showed up at the army boso I f
blocks away as -a volunteer. Af
ter the 14th time, hlv family
hid his
clothes,
but Johnny
donned hia slater's slack* and
•wester and tried again. 8U1I
toe young, the army declared.
Over $400 la Now In
Treasury T o wa rd
Iron Lung Purchase
Martin Brem wna elect*! chair
man of the Seminole Chapter of
the National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis to replace T-
A0 other officer* of the chap
ter were reelected a t the meeting
though two replacements__ were
wade on the executive council to
fill vacancies left b j m m who
have mated from Sanford. Mr.
former chairman, said last
United
Officers of the organlmtUm are
Cana.
Ualea Dr. J . H. Tolarr viee-ehalmanj
the executive committee are Mrs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. I8.-44
—The United State* and Hal
tod* 7 signed an agreement un
der which lend-leain (nod* vs)
ued s t fl,tOO,000 for Haitian de
fenaa will be aent to that atra
teglc Caribbean Uland.
Repayment will be made b;
Haiti by shipment* of HalUa:
products to this country.
Senate and House r.infore.i
completed work on the <.1,SR3,
400,000 defense Us bill in 7(
American R. A. F.
Flyers Missing
heerda.
Deaths
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Adoption of tha Byrd atnendmeat to create a Joint rongrtseloaal committee to ttu4 ’ meant
e f curtailing non-deftnv
Arthur Smith
Early This 1
Union Refuses To
Stop Ship Strike
NEW YORK. Sept. 18—f/P)—
Seafarer* International
Union
I A. F. L.) rejected today the of
fer by Hear Admiral Ertnory 8 .
land, U. 8 . Maritime Commission
chairman, to try to settle In two
weeks union demands for month
ly war bonuses and other pay
ments If the union would Im
mediately sail tke 10 ships now
tied up by the strike.
ALEXANDRIA
BOMBED
CAIRO. Egypt, Sep t 18,-(A 7
—A small number of aircraft
raided AUnundrik naval base
Monday night but caused alight
damage, a communique said.
Reverend
“Flying Battleship” For The Navy
PARIS, Orrupin! Franco. Se*pt.
—(4>— (It-ntril Heinrich von
Buelpnagrl, commnntlcr «»f th»«
(»• rman occupying forte-, nn<
nt'unreti today that ten mor’ h« *t*fe* have hern shot in l*aria
In rrpriaal for attacks on tier*
man army men.
The** executions brought to
13 the number officially
nn*
nu*nccd,
Cairo Rufferetl Its first air
rmd of the war tints), v.hen Aii*
bianea bombed tho city heavMy,
killing 39 civilian* anti wound
ing 93.
Thia apparently opened iSc nay
"or a British b«»mbing of Rome,
prna
for
the
B ritish
la«t
* lin „| th„ ,h„ homoing . f elp), r c . lro or Ath,.n, would Urine
L )ltj„ | , nKs m,t Rome,
‘ Cairo Is a Holy t'lty to the
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||_. dem world,
much
L to the Catholic. Athens pio|>cr
(„ „ot bomhe.l throughout the
£»lk*n campaign,
Brisk Toting during the morning
hours and an Increase this after
noon brought the total numbers
of voters to about 800 up to 1:30
o’clock today with n growIn* line sldvr the conference report lodayj
Indicating even heavier voting Benate leader* have made plan*
later in the day despite overcast to bring it before that chamber
skies, as the electorate of Sanford on
a * Wednesday.
Ws*tn»sdav. No prolonged
nrolonrrd con
cutdecides the method of electing the troversy is expected in cither
asayor and eity commissioner*.
Houxe.
Uo to 11:30 o’clock this morning
In what is expected to be Its
i voters had been visiting the final form, the bill represent* a
ka In » steady stream with an complete victory hv the Senate
average of 100 penona an hour
over the House. The llous* bill
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easting thalr ballots at the city projected additional revenue of g e m n e n U n i o n s M O y
commission room at the City <3.218,000.000. It passed after p
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Hall, but a drifting rain slowed leader* had rejected n request
U n ite In
o tr iK C
the voting until about noon.
from President Roosevelt end
Polling will probable be heavier ----------,
Secretary —
of —
the Treasury
Mor----------- ----NK.W YORK. Sept. 18—(AT —
this afternoon, especially after gvnthau that the Inc imo tax
A l- i urnfurer* internastores and offices elpee, ae ' the lase be broadened -hv reducing
■-— -- - fimial union of North Amcricn,
deadline for closing the polls la exemptions for tingle and mar- ^
hifh cn)1„|
„ ntrik>- ------Saturday in
wnicn
cniini i»
sundown, about 8i32 o’clock.
rled rpenona.
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Atlantic corst and...................
Gulf |»irts over
If the 100-an-honr voting con
The Senate bill enlled for <3,- - war bonus demand, Monday oftinues until the poll* close this 583.000,000 In new revenue and jim iiy noliri.il its west coast af
evening it can be sipected that It incorporated tho Prraidenta |j|i,tre. the Sailors Union of the
over 1,100 persona will east their •
and
54118 M
Morgenlhau’a
UI |VimMU " proposal, lang- vj’»
that the walkout was still
ballot on Urn question of city wring of the present IndividtMl
government, a number not far income tax exemptions fiem <1,Uitnartf
J 'Tir, chsirman of the
short of the record 1,473 vote of 000 to <1,500 for married eou- urik, committee, said It wsa re
the rati municipal election.
plea and from <800 tn <750 fo r <gtn|cd a* likely that the Pacific
A goodly number o f- persona single persona will bring 2,275,* ^ a jt union would call meetings
calling at the polling place to 000 new taxpayer* Into the rev** w consider measures of asslsveto in the city election found *ua structure, tha conference r*-_ tssce, but declared any announcethey had registered with the port said.
' l l Saent of sympathetic action would
osme from tko west coast union's
egampilon*. the House, agents secretary in Han Francisco.
S'n et*
At least eight ships were re
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major
accepted___
these
ported tied up and picked along
changes In the hill:
of an "easy enmpu- the Atlantic seaboard, and no pro
rInstitution
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tatlon”
tatlon
1 method for comparing gress In negotiations wsv Indi
taxes on incomes up to *3000 cated by the companies or the
epceml W
hi n union.
Integration of the special
percent defense tax into' new
surtax schedules.
elimination of Ihe Hoaso « p Removal Of Nazi
proved special excess profits b”
Ambassador Asked
which would collect 10 pgrcvi.t
of tha increased earning*’ of cor
porations now affected by the
TALLAHASSEE.
Sept. 1 0 .(/F>—State road department em
Jar excess profits levy.
LONDON, S ep t I I ^ P J —The
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irppoeed ployes throughout Florida Mon
Ilmlnation of
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British air a h tk ta r announced one-*lith of a cent soft drink day received order* to start re
Monday that four American vol tiUf.
moving all
advertising
signs
unteers fat the B. i r . Includ
New rates on the House ap from highway rlghte-of-way on
ing a member •t tha American proved Ux on slot machines, •Sept. 24.
A new stato law requires signpin ball machine* and Mlluid
tables of <80. <10 a a J $ 10 . re I-.aids tn be IS feet beyond tlqi
right-of-way
boundary on all
spectively.
Elimination of the Howe tax mada - nutaldv city limit*.
oa radio time sale* and billWilliam L. Hull, director of the
road department division of high
way advertising, said metal sign*
I nervate of the IIouso
taken from tha road* will bo ofatien surtaxes of Ova pet
frrvd to dofonaa officials for
tlx percent on all there
scrap m etal,______________
tha first <3S,000 of lne<
e
M'.MIIKH 17
» Hurl Full _Manpower;
Hostages Shot In Paris
k $1,100,000 In Lease* Executions Are Re
Lend Goods To B s p r i s a l s F o r A t
Sent To S t r a t e
tacks On German
gic Island Countr;
Army Me mb e r s
Nearly 100 - An - Hour
C a s t B a l l o t On
. City Controversy
B e t t e r Outlook In
England Expected
• Doe To Increase
Member Axsodatod Preaa
16, 1941
For Defens i
Halifax Says Move Hankers For Army
Win Be Sifcnifieant Even A f t e r
W ar r l a Finished
Sanford Is The Only Central
Florida City Affording Hail, Highway
And W ater Transportation
Bram Sees Many
Historical Landmarks
All A v a i I a h 1e Men
Needed To Replace
Staggering lo sses
Suffered In Fight
(termans Report.
High Red Losses
T r o o p s Withdrawn
From France, Bel
gium And Holland
In th r M iddlr Ka<it Itrlt*
i»h ami ItiiHwian tri*op«« wrr<
r« |Mirfr*l m nrrhini; on Tehe
ran. <* pit aI ,.f Ira n, a* the
kingdom** ruler. I t n * Hhah
4*ahla«i. *ttoliratr«l amid A n -
(loUuw-iftn rhargi^* hr wan
In lg in g on th r
agrremen t
In r\|»e-l
all
lirrm a n * and
o th rr \\i* nationals or turn
thrm o k rr to th r A llir*.
I h r Shah'-« 2 1 -v ra r-u ld wm,
i ro n n
I 'r in r r S h ah pur
hem m rd Ifr/n. wan n a m rd to
• U fcm l him .
Under construction nt the Glenn I . Martin Company in Itoln
more Is tho Navy's X I’ II-'JM I, largest seaplane in the world, which
will be alilo to fly the Atlantic and hack non-stop Powered Uy
four, J,(100-horsepower motors, tho ship is one third larger than
the present clipper planes, and weighs approximately 70 lon e
Boy Scout Council Meets After
Awards Made At Court Of Honor
Hv %wwaarln|w«| I'rraq
An inkling tiiat tiertininv
is nmv hurling all availahlc
mniiiHiNM-r into the
I iIinhI v
87-tlnv-iilil stru ggle, iiomsIM v
t<> reidai
staggoriuu Iohsoh,
was ,sot'ii t.ulav in a U ritish
retsirl that Hitler had bcon
ennila'lh'tl In uilhdraw noar-
v ri.niHi.iMHl
action, woidd protect, nip louses6
Il'lltl
Six Men Leave For
Camp Blanding To
Fill D raft Quota
Six men left for Camp Rlan.lIng yesterday afternoon to fill
the September draft quuta for
Seminole County, mu1 man «h<irt
of
nunjbrr
an _____
on<» •
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. .f
th r men ra llril hail n lrrm ly jo in n l
tha rrinjla^
arvrml w n k i
la) army
a
niro, K. IV. C artv, ilroft bunril
atrrcUry, «ni«l thl* munrinff.
Ifndtf tho l«*ail«*rBhit) of .!amr<
William*, the man. Murior. II.
Tiilmora. Elijah C. Waltar*. lA*vi
J . MrNah, llmry 11. V.onjwall
nml Marshall Urquhiir! Joinatl :i
hu* load of man heading for tho
Indurtlon station.
Upon thrir arrivil at Camp
Dlandinir th<* men will #undrrfro a rigid phyniral cxaiiiiiintion
and sworn into the service.
Vincent C. Ilniinwev, the oth
er man that had been cxpcclrd
to go with Ihe group yesterday
to complete the quota. Is nlrrady
in the Army Air Corp, station'd
at Jefferson Barrack*. Mo., hnvtng enlisted on O ct 2 J, the board
secretary said.
Uuistiunnairea
nra
being
mailed to white mon in preparetion for the October draft quota
of 14 melf^ Mr. Carter added.
Yesterday afternoon th* question
naires were mailed to men who**
order number* nre lietw en 22RO
and 2350. Plenty of opportuni
ty la afforded men who wish
to volunteer as n» men la te
been assigned lor the-September
quota, Mr. Cartn* explained.
Removal Of Road
Sign* To Begin
chairman of Advancenn ot t mu
mitten presiding Se oul. .Inlin A
Jon es and Mall . dm Mai Neill w e n
piumoteil to ttn- rank of Star
S c u t s hv W K hail. i. Harry
Il"ii*ly. Billy Gray.
Ge.ie
I ••
Gette, la*Roy Gilbert, and Hilly
Wilkins, n were promotci. I i Secoml cla-s by K J Nei on Hilly
Chatimnn, Waller M S m a l l and
U.
Harper. J r were promoted
la Ihe First class by Ralph A.
Smith.
Jid.n Kadet
aw arded
merit
hadgv-s to the fullowing - e m i t s :
F i r I'iililts* Health, K. f . Ilarper.
J r . , Joh n A. Ja n es , Hilly Met’ dley ; for Cm.king
K. t . Harper,
J r . , and Wither
Ste e le ;
for
Swi mmi ng—
C. Ilarper. J r . ,
Joh n A. Jon es, Kenneth l.effler.
Hilly McCnlley, Maleolin MaeNeill,
lliiward
Runge,
and
Waller
Ste e le ; I’athfiniling K. C. Harp
r r r J r T - R t l t y Srmttiwnnt-nmt-.hthn^
A. Jt.n e sj for First Aid— J o h n
A. Jo u r s and Walter Steele; for
Aviation —• John A. Junes and
W alle r S t e e l e ; for Sufi H , K en
neth l.effler. Ilillv Mct'alley and
Maleolin MaeNeill; fur IVrson.il
Health _
Hilly Mct’alle y; for
Bookbinding—•Malcolm MaeNeill
and Ralph Smith, J r . ; fur Handi
c ra ft — Malcolm MaeNeill; for
I’ ioncering— Howard R ung"; for
llird Study—’Howard Runge; for
Scholership — Hilly Shoemaker.
Howard. R unge; fur llusines.t
Ralph fttnith, J r . ; for Rending—
W alte r Steele.
Immediately
following
th
awarding of the merit badges
the Seminole
District Council
met with Guy Jones, assistant
scout executive'‘of Orlando, pro
siding. Freddy Fields entertained
the members with tw« plnno *«•
lectiona. Tho council had I'tvesture ceremony for th" h*vf scouts
and passe<l a resnhili .n to dlscourage deaf and dumb signnlhng
because the Mnrsa uwl Serna
phoru codes ars more aatlsfu
tnry. Plana were mada for *
Scout Round Up * 1 Camp vV''* *
on Sept 25 which will he held
by the Central FiorMv laruncll
Members of ‘be Sen.mol. t r.un
ty Council
W. R.
Ralph A. Smith. Sr., Net Smith.
A.
BERLIN. Sept. ' l i —<*t-Tbe
t Hl(ih’ «
« MliMlti*
pi
Ailull 11111« •"« iiiRh r' lnm.iml
BUENOB AIRE 8 , Bept. l * H f >
- T h e Argentina congress de
manded with bn» one dissenting
veto Monday tha expulsion of
German Ambassador von n e r
mann within thiue day* for abuse
of diplomatic privileges In beadlug undercover Nail organisation*. B . J . Nelson, E- L
It was tha first lima since the
Dutch Jews Ordered
To Wear Insignia
i.s n ia tl tn H ip jt”
I'mm- Na/i-m cupied I ’. e f g iu m .
Il"llund and Fiance* to *mee| the
demands ot tin
Russian cam
paign
Meanwhile, the Italian press
frankly predict, d that hnstllithI'S
With the l ‘tilled Stales rlu |n'Vtutltlc as a r*'-ull f Se cret ary
Knox', -ta t. un til that the U. 8.
now stripped fut
C.
Madden.
r«‘|M»r1« .I t•••l.iy Ih«* o«iiiitiu:ilH«n
i»f mn. S-\ n t ilivision* .m l thn
rru^liiiit* " f ii'iii’ otli< * ill vision*
"w illi
............In •‘ l
I i »«ji *’.«**~.||
g iam l
lnt.il i.f a lf nt J7U.U0II nicii
mi iii« l.i’iiitiiiriiil front.
—
Sintiiit2iin iiiia|y,
tin*
Sox i» t
A n u v i»*» |m |»i i R n | S ta i rcim rtiil i
ic in tic nuriit tiuitli* i f
h iiiv y tank* fo r "a n in !p «rtiin t
|iuiiit oil tlif niiiirum'ltcF tn la*n*
ingiatr i Kill i| in a rnmpSi-tn i«*ut
tin* N'iitn,
N'.ui lllllll.il V l|M|Mtch«'.4, pif*
turiiii?
la iiingiinl
;m
i Ioimiu*»I,
mill tin- |frr;»t m twnrk o f alert
mill i-uiicrrtt* f rtifk iit.o n * rmijinM tin* •111i rj.iriftt t.lpiliil a ;i <
<*riiiulilntir utt.li r nlaiw* of
tho
i.f
ntii* I* |!i triidivi* ik«ai;.ons in tho
lii-muiit nrurnul.
The Riiseiitna
appeared
last
night t<> l«> adding thmi-nnds tn n
ghii-llv Germiui riistinlly roll liefur" l.eliingrud III it still e f fe c
tive ih feme uf that city, hut
fllr j.i ihe smith seemed clearly
in hi'l ra n ' from nlnwo Kiov,
the Ckniinian rupitul, down to
the lllaek Sen.
In the
smith
there
went Indl
«in
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•uli, ns that mnjur German o f
fensive • were being developed,
aside from the continuing operutliin I " isolalo Kiev it .e l f, to
ward the Russian Crim en and
eastward toward thn g re a t Red
Industrial lmsln of the River Don.
German bombers in g r e a t forco
_ the noisy and invariable her
alds i f maj' r action afield —
claimed, the d c - t e * ’.u»n o f mora
than 5 0 0 RuaeinnTnotor vehicle*
in a wide sweep ea st of tho
Dnlener river toward the region
f the |hm.
Moreover, authoritative person*
in l/ ndon spoke plainly of tha
nrrll to the Russian poririon
created by the Soviets forced
evacuation nf the railway Junelion of Kretirenchug, 175 mil#*
la'low Kiev, und n Nail thrust
not mentioned In any othar q*o»trr Into the I'erekop area about
50 mile* to tho south***; at,
tho lower Dnlvper on tho nov«
that connects th* Crtmo* with
the Russian mainland.
All this, thay aald, apparently
had laid the Don basin open
to a Natl drive whieh would
meet no slngla natural obataela
Kelsey, and of consequence.
That the Russian* war* aliva
to this iltuatlon was suggntad
In thb morning’s communlqoa,
which rvportcd heavy Rad air
raid* on A *l* Black Boa and
Danube ports—Contanta, Sulim*
and Galati.
At Odessa, on the Iliack Boa. Ih* Soviet
command deelar__
that Red troop* aupportod by
men cf tha Blark sea fleet atUI
were bolding thw city hgaluat
German and Rnmanlan assautta
had been annlhlUt*<i
Turning to action In the north,
tke morning commanlqno report-
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—
T H * SANTORO
laauad waa la
tho
nama
i f b o ro th fr claimant#, whoM nimea known.
t’nltaa aald ctrtlflcata ahalt ba
aco unknown, claim ing any righ t
tills or IntorcM In and to tho pro- rf»tw#m*d according to law . tha
property
d*wcrlbad tharaln w ill ba
ty
fc#r*lruf|*r
d
«8crl|>«i]
under
r II HU rbutkf dacaoaod, and w lff. Fold to tha
hlghaat bidder at tha
Cat bar In# DIs R U rb iek , daoaasod; rotirf houaa door on tha flrat
J. O Royd, dfcoaaod; Allco W Ildar, M.>nd8y In tha month of October.
I9il. which
la tha 4th day of
daraaaad. and husband.— - — W II
ago, when golflnr beta averaged a bit hlghar than today, liter* waa dar. d fc «a «fd . whoso
Christian . * . t h » r 1911.
I►atrd
thla
5th
day of Hrptambar,
a foursome of goah-awful duffer* who u**d to bet $6 on th* longeat namo la unknown, and R. 8. Hall,
dffoavod.
m ^i 1941
drive and |10 on low hole *corea.
Eleven
is Drills
n & fttin fe
a w im
•
O. P. H E R N D O N .
Clark Circuit Court. Hamlnola
County, Florida.
K. La, B U R D IC K .
Daputy « •lark.
(O fficial Baal)
ford In the Circuit Co urt In and
for Hcmlnnle County. Florida.
In
chanc ery , the same b e in g a suit
for dlrorrr
T ilt:
HANFORD
lI F.nA I.D.
*
newepnper published In S-mlnole
County. F lo r id * .
I*
herrby
desig na le d
»•
the
new.paprr
In
NOT I TO O F A F F IIC A T IO N FO R
which this order rhall be published
TAX D E E D
fo r four mn**«*utlv4* w r r k i .
C fL A FT E E 17457 OF I M
l8on» anti nnleretl
at
Hxnforrl.
N O T IC E 18 l i r . R E i r r
O IV E N .
That C A N D A T H A H E E D holder of Hrmlnolr County. Flhrldk. thlx 4tn
tla)
t*f
Reptember.
AD
1911
.-t
O P IIB R N D O N .
II btln g m id * to appear rrom
from nn
an
T a s Certificate No.
M l,
le.ued I
Those four dub* atrolled along, hooking, allelng, lopping, mining, affidavit
o P I lE R N D f l N .
thla enuaa t h a t 'l l . } flw rk Circuit <*«*urt. Hamlnola tha 1th iter • ( A v g u s t A D . I I I * ,
f Had
with |S or *o riding on every atroke. And with carryover* on every you and aach of yon hava or
Clark nf th * C.'lrcult Court
•'ounty, Florida.
haa filed aama In my offlca and '
Ry E. 1a. n r R D IC K .
bit. On* day, going to th# 18th hole, two of the** golfer* cam# up claim to hava aoma right, tltla or
haa mada application
for a tax OP.O A HPKEIt. JIL
Daputy Clark. deed la be leaned
Intaraat In and to tha follow in g
Mnllrlfi»r. f«»r P l a i n t i f f
tharaon. Said
with a flock of carryover*—840 worth— for tho long**! drive.
fficlal Baal)
property Invntvad In thla
(O ff i ci a l k * »1 )
cartlfleata em brace, the follow ing
• the Angler*
Th# first took a pair of aweet practice »wlnr* Then he drew tack daacrlhad
ault altuata In ftamlnola County,
daacrlbad
property
In
tha
County
nf
,
bodulcd term- hi* club, iwung hard and— awiahl— ml«»ed the ball entirely. The Florida, to -w it•
Hamlnola. B u te o f rlo rld a . to -w lt: I x o t i i v : o f a r r i - i r c t i o n in n
MiTitw o r A rrL icA T io ji r o »
rd-Hit* scored other atapped up to the tee, *ure of hla 140. Why. anyone could
Basin K 1-4 Mac. povt o f Hac#
Lot 1* Slondlford'a Addition
i
▼a x i> r.g n
T AX DF.KD
pre won thd cutdrlve a wind atroke. Ha took no practice awing*. Ju»t rwung,
I. Twp. St Houth.
R ang#
SI
Plat Book t T a ga l i t
riLCFTKIl 174S7 OF I M
,
I 'l l %P T E H I743T OF I91B
ICaat. run W . IS SC c h a in * N.
Tha
assessment
of
the'
aald
proI N O T IC E IH IIE R E R Y
ITtCTS Of th« and. . . yep, ntl»**d It too.
S'*'TICK
IH
II K It KM Y
U IV ES '
O IV E N .
. .
t dagraaa K.
II.1« cha nr
K
aald
cartlfleata ' Thut A !.. IIO h VK Il holder of Tax
It.xt A It. M A I U H A M holder of party under the
M .ptard// lfl
* 01., th* <%IV vMt*«t foTwamt—the wind from th* whmllne clubII 11 rhalojuJi- -IJ.Ji chain* to
IOI.A . Certificate N*» (7<\ laxued the 2nd
Ta t O r t l f l r a t a No. SIS, laauad tha laauad w aa la the aam a of
beglnnlfig
*l«>i
L A T IM E R .
head had blown It off th# lee. Thafa how'thll duffer** *horte«t
< U r o£- A u t f u » l A. 1)^ 1919, haa
1v* r«y
Au«|ua4 A. O -.* YttTj
« « ; . ka»
in early atari, drive won *40 for th# longe*t drive bet.
— H. t* acre* M « t t t-4 M ifW
Unlaaa laid cartlfleata ahall be f filed earn* In my nfflc*
fillet aama In my o f f l r a
amt
haa
inll W *
I • 4 of Hrr 11 T w p St H . Ilanga
redeemed, according lo law. the nt»«le nppllcatlon for a tat deed to
A lead In the
m *•!** up pl lra tlo n fo r a tax
daad
SI East; also
praperty described tharaln w ill l.e be |m u * i| thereon H;»ld certificate
I f.. i.» lawiifd thar aon Maid r a r t lf lind waa never
I*ot j, Hactlon II. Townahlp
P H I L A D E L P H I A , Sept. 1 2 . - W 7 — The C h illi** may have **t at
•old to tha hlghaat bidder al the embraci * the follow in g dra^rlbed
!*.*••> Frnhraraa tha
following
d»t l Mouth. Manga St Kant: aim
court
houaa door on
lha
first * property in the County of He ml
propearty In tha Co un ty
of
lea*t one t a » * t a ll reennl thla year—
HK l - l nf Nr* 1-4 of ffa« 19
Monday In
' it the
|nm mnnin
month of
Ol t*rioopr,
October,
, .
a ,,.
■
*.
(fiinolr,
MtatA
o
f
Florida,
t
o
w
l
t
;
Florida, to-w lt;
a recent gam # with the C ardin al*. 52 t a w b a ll* were u*ed, 44
T w p St H Ranga jt K u l : at1*11. which It th .
tth dSZ,, a l L “: L J u j » A
M
— U cN bU x
Irf.ta 3, 4. S. A 4 Illock S3
at w kk«k * u * fouled Into the atand*. Don P ad gett of ihc C ard* hit
ao S\Y 1-4 of HW ) • » of(,
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11.U IJook l Pace
* & * ■ < »*
SI. T w p ?l H Manga I f ra a f
. tint —I this (lh i l y of ft.ptem* | «99
.
. J * fta 'lh a t Em <o acramble a fte r. .
Sotollvlakm Pint Hook S Pagaa
har. 941.
T H K H K Ff iMH thaaa praarnta aro
III. I IS. A 114
The a«»en»tnient tif tho eald proto command you and *arh o f you
O P IIE R N D D N
AaRPMIllwtit
rtf
the*
aald
I»**rtv undrr the aald certificate
NNW OllI.EA.NS Sept. I2 .-IA ’)—When Clauilo (Monk) Simon*. to ba and appear before tha ib n ra
Clark Circuit (?ourt, H«rnln»la laaiied w »<• In the name of IlsARRY
undar Iba aald rrrtlflrata
Jr., *•> playing with Tulan4 ■ few vear* ago ho got no apcclal care • l r l . 4 Court . t tha Courlhouaa a t , ..... .. wnm ln th„
„f j j
County. Florida.
II i*4 »MHTf h ’ KHanford. Florida on
Monday
tti»- 1 )tl i:\y.H
n y: E. L. IIU R D I c k
from tho football trainer, Claude (Monk) Simona, Sr.
Cnleai -.till certificate shall ba
D aputy Clerk
redeem***l according
to daw, th*
During hi* frrahman year, Little Monk waa knocked out one day • lh ilmy of October. A I). 1*11. th . j i n i . . . .aid certificate .h all he (O fficial tfaal)
►ame being a rale
>Ur of thla
according
to law. I|he
|in*perty dearrll»ei| (herein w ill ba
■erlmmaglng the vanity. The coach told him to go home and hu Court, olherwlee. (tecre-e pro eon- I
described ihereln w ill be
►••I•I !<» the hltfhert bidder at the
fvaao
III be entered against y ju |
h lgh e.l bidder at «he
NOT I TO OF A F F felC A T lO X F O E
12 — (Up*- left without receiving any attention from the trainer.
• •yirt It<*tiNa* «|i»•ir *>n the flrat MonThat night llig Monk wn» grrclrd *tcrnly at home by Mr*. Si and aach <J you.
tin
h"UB«
door on
thn
flrat
T A X DI3EI9
I'a
Kowboy*
day lit the rnuntlwof f)ctnber. 1941,
It la further ordered that thla | i.nd.iy In lh«*. in*»nth o f Ortobcr.
C
lfA
P
T
K
E
17417
OF
I
IM
mon*:
M
l
hear
one
of
the
player*
waa
hurt
today.'*
,
kdilrh l« th«* 4lh day of October.
ledc* on ' funordar he puhllahad In Tha Hanford
N O T IC E 18 ItE ltE II Y
U IV K N
w hlrh la
tho 4th day
of
19(1
“ Oh, )u*t ono of the freahmen,” her huaband replied. “ I dldn t pay Herald a newapaper puhllrhed In j H
u d Coach
That A. K. APPIeK IIY
holder »»f
t.ib.r, 1911
D itrd lh '» S(h d.iy of September.
Hanford. Hemlnota County. Florida.
_______
»W make no any attention to him."
I ihla &th day o f
Raptam- T ax Cartlfleata No. 174, Datied tho 1911.
nra f » r h weak for fftur conaecu1ml day of A u gu it A. D . 1937. ha*
i
m
i.
•nt# tlm* yat.
d
P H ERND ON.
tlve weaka.
filed aama fn my office and
h.»*
O. P H E R N D O N ,
••IntU Circuit Court, Hcmlnola
i glean,, with
OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 12.—(JP)—The day may bo near at hand
W IT N K mm mv hand and o fD cU l
r i r r k Circuit Court. Hamlnola made application fo r a tax deed to
Countv Florida
iXCeptlona," he when a man can watch u baurboll game at midnight without worry ■aal aa Clerk of tha Clrrnit Court
hr* laruad tharaon. Bald certificate
County. Florida.
Ily
H I*. RURDICK.
Hemlrcila County. Florida, on
want to give ing about •trike* when he get* home.
embracea the follow in g (1»Brril.e.|
R y : E. U B U R D I C K .
Deputy Clerk
thla
tha
(th
day
of
Heptcmhvr,
A
Dr put y Clerk. properly |n the County nf Seytlebmea Id
(OfMtdssI Hr « I)
' tjhikrle* Sauleterry, m»nig*r of the «tatc »rml-pro baieball tour t». 1941.
"«!•* Htala of F lorida, to-wlt
•rfa«-l.al Hral)
'la tho po- ney here, I* considering instituting “ doghouse card*" for lata *e«O. P. H E R N D O N .
I-o(a |9 to 1C Illock 13 C ry —
be.t."
• ■loita. An official clock would itamp tha cards at the ball park
Clerk of Circuit Court.
M r r i l T : OF 4F PI.IFA TIO N FOR
ta leak# W inter llom aa Hub.llM r r iD fl o r A P F f. i r A T l O N F O R
Ily: A. M. WKKKH.
Lorani, and tha tourney-goer left for home.
TAX D E E D
vlalnn. Plat Rook 3 P a g » » III.
TAX D EED
Danuty
Clerk
f'lVXFTEM 17 457 «»F IMS
m
a
l
i
t
.
I
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l
A
P
T
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I
l
17497
O
F
I
M
addetl. *r*
OARV.AND W HPENCER.
N O T IC E
IH If K R EftY OIVE N .
The aasaaamant n f tha aald pro.
NO TICE IM IIK IIE IIY
O IV E N .
LAKE CHARLES, La.. Sept. I2.-(A >)-Th e Uke Charles club of
men who
Kollritor for Plaintiff.
' Tha* K II WALPsM holder of Tax party under (ha a «M certificate la Tb,«t t K KERHF7Y holder nf Tax
'J t U . The tha Evangeline Baseball league «et out by bu* one afternoon I
Official Heal)
•'ertlflrn le N " ! ' l , lasue<t (he 7lh
| t'»-r llflrat# No 1933, la-urd tha tnd auad waa In tha nama of Unknown
froitt Park a night gam* at Lafayette, 75 mil** dlatant.
1939. haa
I; nIe ba aakl cartiricata ahall
be ' • r * f A iik u M a . D .
jd .tr of July A D . 19 2*. haa fllad
a:«me in mv offlca and haa
• note- In my office and haa made redeemed according
to law.
th*. •
4*Y9te(l to
At a town near Lafayette there was a telegram from the Lake
S O T U IJ OF A F ria lC A T lO N FOR
m
ills
*r»pllr*tlon
for
e
tax deed
•application for a tax dead to ba property daacrlhad therein will
r. . pa»»lng Charles uwnerjo* Bratcher, telling them the game had been can
T A X O M C I)
•n '•* la* •
e-r,- «*-M rertlfll»Biird
tharaon.
Raid
cartlfleata aold to tha hlgheat blihlor n*
CUL%PTRn 17457 O F I M
coach rn- celled because of rain. The tua turned back, and Just outride Lake
IliN
following
de
rourt
houva
door
*»n
••**
M
in
i
N O TIC E
1H H K H E lir
O IV E N . aotbraraa tha follow in g daacrlbad
■'aharge* In Charles Uratcher himself waved It to a halt.
Nrr'be.l property In the County of
That N. C O L E M A N hotdar of Tkx property In lbs (?ounty nf garni* Monday In tha month of Oct«*b«>r
Seminole,
state
nf
Florida,
to-w
lt:
'opcnlnif
1941. which la the 4lh day of
'My miriake," ha *ald, "the telegram wa* meant for another CertIflrata No. SIS, laauad tha 7th nnla. Hlata of Florida, to -w lt;
lent* I. |t) A 31 Keraey'a AdOctober. 1941.
leota I to 31 A 14A Illock 9
day of Auguat A . D ,
19S9, haa
team."
•1lll**n
to
Mlil^ray
Plat
Rook
Kathryn Park.
Dated thla H h d ay of HeptemAgain th* bu* about-faced and tha playtri, giving up hop* of fllad aama l n my offlca and haa
7 l - g e IS.
Tha a u a u m a n t of tha aald pro ber. 1941,
mada application for n
taa daad
The uMrMntfitt c*f the aald ftroO I* IIK M N I h i S*
dinner, changed Into their uniforms aa they 4p*d along. 'They ar lu ba laauad tharaon Maid carllfl- perty undar tha aald cartlfleata
perty
under the
na I<W cartlfleata
Clerk
C
lrc
d
t
Court,
ftemlnolo
•*uad
wua
In
tha
name
of
U
nrived In Lafayette five miiiutrs before game time. The park waa rata ambracaa tha follow in g dawaa In the nama of U n County, Fl« *1ila.
acrlbad proparty In tha County of k iinwn.
dgrk—tho game actually had bean called off.
Ikn**wn.
t'nlaaa
raid
cartlfleata
ahall
ba
h
U
R
U
R
D
IC
K
,
Mamlnola, Plata of Florida, lo-w lt■• drwniwtl according
in law.
th*»
Deputy Clerk | t'n le** aii lit rerllflru te ahall ba
N I9SH yd. of E 40 Ch Hactlon*
rr«|e.me*I acrurdlng to
law.
tha
r**pertv da«cr4b#d Ihcrrir* w ill hr* (O fficial Heal)
It* - i ^ w p s .
IS. Townahlp S9 Houth, Manga
property derrrlhe<| therein w ill ha
• *M to the bighe»t Wldtlkd at tha
3# Kaat. 3S Acraa.
M
n
|
i|
(o
the
lilxheBt
bidder
at
the
NOTKE3
OF
A
F
F
I.IC
A
T
IO
N
FOIt
••oiiei hoti»a do«>r on the* flmi MonTha aaaaaamanl of tho antd pro
«*il #o»th
at
court Itotioe *|i»or on the flrat MonTAX D E E D
party undar tha
aald
cartlfleata *».*> In tha month i»f XM'lobrr, 19(1,
/(rMk'bTtr th*
In
the
month
nf
October.
1941.
MKCTfON
toot
O
F
1*97
*1
a%
«li*rh In tha 4th day «>f October,
laua<1 waa In tha nama of L E E
I 'l l
N O T IQ D 18 1IET1EBY
O IV E N . I "h i. h I« the f l It day of October,
Mmtft*. grW dr;
llmthera.
D A N IE L
holder
" f | 1911
lutad thla (th day o f
Haptam- That D. D.
LEE8B0RG, Sapt. l* - (S p e
DROOKLINK, Ma»«.. Sept. 12CnIvaa aald ctrtlflcata shall b#
* *****
T
a
s
CertlflCAta
No.
3119.
datrd
l-ar.
1911.
«
Newell,* loeal re.taamett according to law . tha
( -far prattler. OO—With a vletor In each brac rial)—David M.
tha 2nd day of J uly A
D,
1921.
O P IIE IIN D O N
proparty
daacrlhad
tharaln
w
ill
b«*
iTknUnrprrM ket, th* routh took a firmer sportsman, spent two day* thla
O I*. IIE IIN D O N
In »»»Y
*’l#rk Circuit Court Hamlnola haa fllad aald cartlfleata
•"Id to tha hlghaat bidder at tha
I'tcrk Circuit Court. HemlnoU
offlca. and haa made application
line of School, grip Thursday on the women'! na- week at Hinting Hill, hla home court
County. Florida.
houaa door nn tha flrat Mon.
County. Klorldn.
for In f daad to leaua
tharaon
In
tlohal amateur golfing crown—u east nf I^eaburg, before leaving day In the month uf October, 19 41. tOfflrl.il Real)
•
l!> . K to IIU RD IC K.
accordance with la w . Hald f a r t 'd - j
title so'ithern golfer* have domi Thurxlay morning for tha Ever which la iba tth day o f Octoktr.
Deputy Clerk.
cate embracea tha follow ing
de
x o T in r o r A r rv .irA T t o * f o e
nated for three of the |m-l four glade* with hi* cameraman, New 1941.
scribed property altuatad In Heml- (••ffl.l.,1 Heal)
T
A
X
n
K
K
D
(Hkte«l thla Slh day of Htpteiyibar.
Sehafer of New York.,'
nule County, Florida, to-w lt:
r
i
U
P
T
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claimant appeared to be
Mr*. dltlonal scants far the American
T i t i>*:r.i>
Clark Circuit Court, Hamlnola n.:*t W 11.1.1A H F. M K R IW E T fIK V l
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tueil w aa In the nanfe of III. Thill W . O. T O W N S E N D holder if
Deputy Clark August A- D , 1939, haa fllad aama
wlio became a atml-finalirt for tho elude* scents of'salt fishing off (O fficial Real)
In m y offlca and haa maita ap H U M PIIR IIY .
T a t I’crtlllrate No lu l. In u fil the
I'nleaa eald certificate ahall ba Till day of August A. l*. 1*1*, haa
plication fo r a tax daad to ha lathird tlm* In five years by de Cat C«y, bon* fishing out of Ml
• uad thara-Hi Hald cartlfleata am- rad4mad acordlng to law tax deed f Iled l i n o In my office and haa
feating Janet Younker of White ami »nd tarpon fishing In 8hark m o t k m o r A r r L ic A T io * f o r
bracaa tha follow in g daacrlbad pro w ill laauo thereon nn the 4th day atada application f o r a lax daad
r Plain*) N. Y-, & and 4 in Thura- River near Capa fahlg. Thl* film
TAX DEED
party In tha County of hamlnola, of October A. D.. 1941.
to ha laaued thereon. Halit cartlflday'a quarter-final play at tha la to bo compLtad and delivered
Dated thla Ith day of Septem cata atnhracaa the follow ing da*
Hlata of Florida, to-w lt!
n u rT K n ir a r o r i M
'
ber A. D . 1941.
Norton in itKitKur o iv e n .
■•••t 3 Mecca Hammock 10
In about 10 days and will Includ*
country club.
arrlht.l proparty In tha .'.ounty of
a
P. H E RN D O N.
Acraa mora or laaa.
T h at A. K. A P P L E B Y
holder nt
Hanilnola, Hlnta of Florida, to.wit*
In tne upper half, Mr*. Frank | a sound track.
Clark Circuit Court. Hamlnola
T ax Certificate No. I l l , laauad the
Tha aMavamant o f tha aald pro
W ' i of NH 1-4. of N B l - l of
Goldthwalt* of Fort Worth, T d . , '
County, F lorida. "
Ind day of A u n u it A.
I ), t I*JI, perly under the »* ld cartlflcat* la
1 N B t -t Hactlon It Townahlp 11
outfought Mrs. Hylvu Annenberg
E. U RURDICK.
haa filed aama In my office and haa auad waa In* tha nama of E L IZ A *
Houth.
I t a m a 11 Baa| I Acraa.
CONTRACTS
Deputy Clerk
Lelchnar of Flushing, N. Y., the
made application fo r a
la x
dead B E T H J. W O O D R U F F .
. Tha oaaaaamant of tha aald proUnlraa aald cartlfleata ahall ha (O fficial • o i l )
to ba laauad thereon. Said certifi
persistent matropolitan titllat, for
party undar tha aald rarllflcata
WASHINGTON, Bopt. I*.—
» cate embracea the fallo w in g de radeain«d according to law , tha
laauad trap In tha nama of U n
a 18-hot* match.
ter Ibed property In the County or property d ««rrlb # d tharaln w ill ba
o r d e r f o b p u b l ic a t io n
known.
Award of two contract* total- Seminole.
State of rlo rld a . to*w it. aold to tha hlghaat bidder at tha t o B V O B m i c.
n u T U E itr o n D ,
t'nlaaa aald ra rllflc ata ahalt ha
Ing I571AT4 for coAttniriion* of
court hnuaa door on tha flrai Mon
Bote I to I t Block I t Cryatal
r-o XT. T. W klteheod. Harannah, redeemed according to
law,
tha
200 dwtlllnga at Fansatbla, Flo.
L ak e
W in ter
llom aa
Bob,ftday la tha month of October, 1941.
N ew Tork.
property daacrlhad tharaln w ill ba
| which la tha 4th day o f Oatobar,
rtalon Plat Book > P a g e * l i t ,
— 100 aach at ElltMn Etaid and
Ton a r# karaby
required and aokt In tha lilghaat bidder at tha
| 1941.
111 R 111.
ordered to appear October 1, l t t l , rnurt houra door on tha flrtl M on
the Naval A lt' Bato—-wxs approvDated thla Ith day of September. to the BUI of Complaint
Tke aeaaarmant of |ka aald pro I
filed day In Ilia month of October, t i l l ,
cd Thursday by th* United Btata* perty under the paid c a rtlflc a U 1941.
acalnrt you by Allane If. Ituther- which la tha (th day o f October,
the hair* ,iJ*t 1»**», lagmtea*. g r a a -
Duffer’s Short Drive Wins Money
In Milwaukee Golfers’ Pool
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DeLand MILWAUKKK, 8*pt. 12—(A*)—In the boom time* o; aomo year*
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, TflTt
H E R A L D . S A N T O R O , T L U R ID A
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Homing Authority. Th* awards
went to Dyson and Co., Pant*cola, on bids of 1878,484 far tha
Ellison Field projairt and 8882,‘ *
instruction.
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1911.
Dated this Ith day • f BvptGin *
b#r. 1941.
O P. IIB R N D O N 9
Clerk Circuit Court, Samlaole
County. Florida.
Ily: H L BURDICK.
(Official S e al)
Deputy Clerk.
.
rrrifw ) o r A P F L IC A T ia a r a n TAX D
n E« E
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( 'l l A F T E E 174X7 O F I M
NOTICE
IB H E R E B Y
OIVEN.
That C. E. B R A D S H A W holder of
Tax Cartlfleata No. SI!.* laauad the
7th day of Auguat A. D-, 1119, haa
filed aama In m y offlea and haa
ada application for a tax dead W
be Uau#4
issu«a thereoo Bald c«rtlflca<w
.m l.ter.e Ike following d o e rrlb .l
prnpertv In l h , ro u n t f of Bern).
nolo. HUto nf rloriS *. to -w lt:
HE 1-4 of NX l - l uf N B l - «
-Kertlon 14, Townokig i l Houth.
Itnnge I * E o*« 1* Acres.
n - t u u i n n M of fk — euM pr<j
pertr under the eald
re rtlflc a f
iieued wee In the name of r k t N k
T W ADSW ORTH.
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L'aleeo void certifies!# ekall be
r.d.sm ed aecordlng to taw, ths
property described therein w )ll b■old to the high est' bliOler at , i h .
rnurt house
door on
tho llr<^
Mnnday In tho month of O c(4b.W
1*11 which to tho (th day, of
Ortnher. 1*11.
f
l>atr.l this (th day of Bsptenth.r.
1*11.
s
O T. IIEIIN D O N.
('Isrk Circuit Court, Somtaulo
County. Klorldn.
^
ny: h it mrnDicic •
Deputy Cleric
(Official Beal)
s o T K ii o r A r n ,ic A T io a rot*
TAX DEED
n i A m e n i t m o r issa
n o t ic e
ia
HEREnr m v n i n
Thai iiA itn rr a
leon
rtk . in ^
M EYEIt hnldar of Tax Certificate
No H i, Issued the 1th dey nf
Auguit A. D.. I l l ) , hai filed earn.
In >ny office end hl> mads appli
cation for a ta * deed to b* l**u*d
ih.rcon. Hald rartlflrata sml.raca,
ths fallowing described
p ro p e rty
In the County of Seminole, BiabT
of Klorlde. lo -w lt:
ta ad
Doecrtbed In I> D • )
I‘age
lit
HCH. Section .It .
Tnwnehtp IS South, .(te n g e JJ
Ee«t. a Acres.
The aeaeeament o f tku said pro
perty under the sold
oertlflratm
.••usd wee In the ssm e o f N E L L II.
II C A R N A H A N .
Cnl.ee eeld certlflrnte ahalt ha
r,d o m e d
aecorAIng to law. the
property described Ih ere ln w ill be
•old to ths highest bidder at the
rourt
house door on
ths first
Monday In the nlonth o f October n
l»ll.
which
Is the Ith dey o r
October. 1)11,
D elid this (th day of H.pteniber. H it.
O. H H ERND ON
n . r k Circuit Court, S.mlnuta
County, Florida.
Ry - JO. 1. RUR DICK . u
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Deputy Cleric*
(Official Seal)
NOTICE OF A P T L IC A T la N F O E
T A X DEED
C H A P T E R HAST OF 1*15
NOTICE IH 1IEREBT
OIVEN,
That A I . H O O V E R h o ld e r .! T e g )
Csrtlfirate No. t i l , tMued the la d '
day of A ssu e t A. D . 1*11. haa
filed .erne In my office and bee
mads application fo r n ta * deed to
bs laaued theren. Said certificate
•mhrarea Die lullowing (teerrtit.il
properly In the County of Ssmlmils: Hints nf F lo rid , to-wlt:
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I sit l i t MeNtU'e O range V il
la Plat Hook I Pngs * *
The eiseesmeat ef the enld prorty undo* (he said
rerUlloato
raed w a s te the a n a s e f HA N o t
K
II. COMOTOCK.
. Unless eald eerttflcsls ehnU be
redeemed
according
___________
- _ to low, th.>n
property described therein wilt be —
sold lo the highest bidder st the
day la tha month o f Oatobar, lttl.
which la t k a -lt h day « f October,
till.
Paled thla Ith day af taptambar,
t ill.
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Clerk CBreali Court. Seminole
County, rlo rld a .
By. B. U BURPICK.
Deputy Clerk.
(O fficial S«xl>
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY, .SEPTEMBER 1.1. 1911
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Member Associated Press
NUMBER 16
Battle Of Atlantic
vz Hits New Crescendo
Nazi Thrust
Turned Back
By Russians
A rm ing O f U. S. M er
chantmen Predict-.
# ed A s Nazis Report
Continuing Attacks
Reds Claim 26 Towns
A re Recaptured In
Gigantic S triL g g U v .
On Central Front
G a y d a Ffays
a FDR’s O r d e r
Fascist Sees Presi
dent’s Speech As
• Declaration O f W ar
ISTANBUL, Tarkey. Sept.
!*■— (A P )—Tke flrwt Turkish
comment o f President Rooer»»lt ■ shoot-flnt
nddrra*
fr o *
official radio,
. ^ b ir e d t "Germany
find* herself la tho u n i
hllod alloy aa ah* did In tho
!a*t war. Tho Important thing
1*— how will Germany react?
a
I-ONDON, 8opt 1L—(AP)
— Ratterod by twa a-boat attacka aa air aaaaalt In a riciay storm. aad Ioat mlastsg
a figkt with a German sur
face raider, the balk of the
^British cooroy in tho Allan,
“ tic. neTtrtheleaa. reached port
with loao of oaly eight ahlpe,
the Admiralty announced to
day.
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fly A m flitM Pm a
•Tho battle of the Atlan
tic surged toward a new
crescendo today as Germany
reported that a continjiinp
U-boat attack on a Britain
^ und convoy hid sunk tour
>re merchantmen and thret
escorting warships and Washington
quarters predlctac
that American canto craft
top* would bn armed.
_ Neat . High Command eommanlgee wag ralaed and claimed k
tell from a aingle convoy to 91
—29 merchantmen and tlyee war
-TSaHttPe^TS^-WaahlnFtolt- . »
rant for U. 8.
merchantmen
n u Intensified . by announce
ment that another American-own
ed freighter of Panama >regktry
the. Montana, was torpedoed
kursday en routo to Iceland, about
13 boure before President's de
claration against Nasi rsldera.
Win Home, Vlrgtnio Gay da, au
thorltatira Fascist
writer, de
dared today the. United Statei
had issued n “ de facto deciara
tion of war,” and Italy and G tr
many would ddjust •.their wn>
toons to meet what he railed r
threatened attack by the Uniter'
States in any part of tha world
(Gayda apparently mean!
»
declaration of war actually bu
without legal status as contrast
ed with a formal gr “ dojuro*
(WcIsrsUon.)
While
Italy
and
German*
sought to fix limits and condi
tions of wnr, “ American wsr
mangering leave* the dchr opei
for it* war in all parti e f tin
to>rld,” Gayda said o f Presidin'
Kooeetelt’b shoot-first order U
U 8. warernfL '
The American-owned cargo shir
Montana was torpedoed midway
fetween Iceland and flreoaland
Thursday n short limo beforr
twtsidknt Boo*a»elt warned fler
many and- Italy that AxU sh.p*
henceforth w o td b* shot or
sight in United 8: ate* d elta*
waters. .
Tha
sta ts. department
antopineed that the crew o f 39, con*
poeed of 18 Danish, five Her
wegiane, ana Greek, kna Belgian
ona Spanish and no Amoricar
cltlsena, took to lifeboats.
Tha veaael. one e f tho Danish
tolpa requisitioned by tho mart
A s commission Aug. «. eras ander Panamanian regie try. It ran
rtad a cargo, o f 1480,880 fee'
Mr^forjb
o f lumber,
for h J jtrik aad threr
other
Opinions. Ql SanfoiuliJb^ V » ^
On Amendment To City Charter
1’iihlic
opinion
.ermed
*-nie-
Withdrawal Near
Kiev Is Admitted
nhat divided today in a poll
Interest Grows
rondiietril hy Tho Sanford lirr
aid on tho charter amendment
voted upon nrst Tuesday
In Proposal To toA la-Herald
reporter asked several
citisrn* at random the question;
do you think of the pro
Change Charter "What
posed amendment to the Charter
Relatively Heavy bal
loting Expected In
Tuesday’s Election
Present indications
»re that
the balloting will bo relatively
heavy a* the registered voter*
of Ule City of .Sanford go to the
polls on Tuesday to decide upon
important change* in tho method
of electing the Mayor and mem
bers of the Cl(y Commission.
With the pros and cons of tho
plan as set forth in a special
bill passed at tho last Legisla
tive session replacing the oldest
topic, "the weather" in current
street comer parleys, interest in
the proposes! charter changes is
apparently growing daily, lead
ing to predictions of a gsod
turnout of
interested
ritiirns
when the question Is •finally de
cided at tho ballot bos on TuesJkyThe City Commission, adopting
tho slogan of the Junior Cham
ber of Commerce, “ Vote As You
Please But Vote” , has urged ail
qualified voters of Sanford to
| i « the question their serious
consideration and to .express their
wishes in the matter at the polls
Tuesday in order that the issue
might not be determined by a
( M i l number.
*
Voting will takeplace in the
Commission room at the
City
Hall with the polia opening _at
7:00 A. M. aad -closing at •**itown.
yr^ .
Hare it (he questionwhich will
appear on tha ballot Tuesday)
“ If you favor tho .Mayor and
the members o f the City Com
mission of tho City of Sanford,
Florida, being elected by tha duly
qualified voters of the City of
Sanford, Florida, for a term of
two yean in' accordance with tho
provisions o f an act, passed by
tha legislature of the Stats of
Florida In 1941. place an 'X'
mark In front of the words 'For
the election.’
“ U you oppose the Mayor and
tha members of the City Com
mission of the City of Sanford,
Florida, being elected by tha duly
qualified voters of tha City of
Sanford, Florida, for a term of
two years in accordance with the
ivisions of an act passed by the
gislaturc of the State of Flo
rida In 1941, place an 'X ' mark
in front of tho words, ‘Against
ha election’.’*
of the Ci'y of Sanford?” The
opinions of the individual* who
were interviewed varied consider
ably.
Judge James (1. Sharon, de
scribed It a* being s part of “ the
good old democratic ruling” while
J*mc« Huff i«
opposed to the
bill, "in a way” ami he approve*
of the pre*ent system of elect
ing commi*eloners. "So far we
have always had good commis
sioner*.’’
Mrs Arthur Psrtin has not
made up her mind how «he will
vtle hut «ho feels "sn amendment of this kind will give ihe
public more chance to ciprese its
opinion, since the Mayor is mare
directly involved.”
Waller M. Haynes and Mrs.
B. I- Prrkins are both irt favor
of keeping the present policy. "I
am well pleased with our pre
sent system and I s-r no reason
for a change," Mr. Haynes stat
ed today.
Flnvd Palmer said, “ The vot
ing 'yes nr no' on Tuesday Is
not a life or death proposition
sa I see it. However, the quo*,
tlpna of polities and the benefit*
to one side cr the other natural
ly come into the
picture and
while I am n>t politically Inrlined, I have bven trying to de
tect a motiva behind tha amend
ment, if there Is one. I see nu
reasons why conscientious com
missioners from the eld
ones
couldn't be elected If the public
feels he ie the best at the next
Stratton.
i toMs* di we need-ko feel that
if this bill la carried, them will
be drastic changes made? The
present commissioners are doing
a fine Job and a thankless one,
but if tha 'wolves' on next Tues
day want a change, then let’s
forget it and 'pull together* Juit
once.”
LONDON. Kept. 1 J ._ (A P )
— A flow of British, aid
I nited States made plaoM
t» Kusslsn war front U expec
ted in wrl| Interned quar
ter* to he increased soon
t hrnoth ferry man tn part
hv Amrrfrma, it wai disclos
ed tonight.
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Germans Resort
To Mass Arrests
To Halt Revolts
s js
— «.
— * <----------- s - v —
T o r still
%mam#9a f r 4
P rre *
In thp
H gn n tic
stru ggle
between the Ruixlann nnd
Germans, the R *d nrm v w m
reriortcd
today
to
hxve
m llitl back n grea t Germ an
offen n ive on Bryansk.
2^(3'
milen southwest r*f M oscow
and to hnvo recautured 86
towns and villages and" In-,
flic led the loss o f alm ost 10.-'
000 German* in a long and bloody
battle.
•.
The Germ.ns Ihennrlvet had
little )•■ .ay of the Eastern front.
The Itui.Ians, while claiming
to have th* better o f it general
ly all slung the eastern - front,
acknowledged early today thrir
withdrawal from Chernigov, 80
mile, northeast of Kiev along
the lower central- front.
.. *
This meant the
Nails
had
crossed thn Dnieper above that
Ukrainian capital, extending 30
miles beyond the rivor » »ril*l»t
from which a flanking attack
could be mads to th* aoutheaat
to take th* Kiev defenders from
of the finest airfirlds In the •UUv Work is etpeclod to b"gin
Shown above is the niastcf |din for tho development of
behind.
•
«
All this, however, w»* well to
w.thin 10 day* on the t'AA sponsored project for Ihe paving
the Sanford Municipal Airport. I'pun completion of the project
thn
south
of
the
main
Russian
of Ihe runway*, tpsiway* und installation of lighting futilities.
which has been designated aa nnrttaTy to nato nsl defrn*e by
countnr-of fensiv* In thn GomelIl nvy lino* In rut indicate paved runway*, tail strip* and mail*.
the Civil Arronauliei Admlni*!ration, Sanford will hav-- one
Snwdon.k ares and did net Imply
ny check of that operation.
German report* emphasised thn
difficulties being mat in
mud.
rain and bad terrain but insisted
that “ still mor# heavy"
Nssi
blow* would fall before winter
sets in,
,
Mo.cow, In a .erics o f optim'.tle reports, declared:
$67,000 W P A Project Covering Initial
That the Russian Baltic fleet
had entered heavily into tho dePhase O f C A A Development Mukes
fnn.e nf Leningrad, bombarding
ICC To Be Asked To German
Unionists O r d e r e d
troop concentrations and
.Final Rounds In Washington
Make General Boost tank column, on the city'* npO ff Ships Bound
prrachcs and beating back tb**
I f Unions Succeed German navy.
While Ihe second WPA prnjerl plot, I* still In opcration.
For B e l l i g e r e n t s
That the full power of
the
In reviewing the work that ha*
f"r development of the Sanford
NF.W YORK. 13—( 8 7 - If th* Nasi offensive could not much
NEW YORK. Sept 13- U P )- Municipal Airport U wending Its hr<-n 'lone on the project by the railroad
lebor
unions
succred
In
longer
bo
sustained
in
that
thea.
The 8eafarri> Intematinnsl Union ».iy through official Y/a*hlng’.on 1'ity Commission »nd others, it is thrir quest (nr wsge Inrrrasee,
of North America (A F I.) rtllnl vnroqto lo Iho Preai.lent's o f f i c e recalled that last April the trari the carrirre would try lo win the ter in the (ace of lo.sca which
the Soviet spokesman S. A. I.oa walkout today over the war- f 'r final sanction, plaits are h.'- wn* purchoeed by the City upon Interstate (ommrrcn
Commie
bonus diaputo by ordering it* mg made by City official* to the advice of Washington authnri- slon'* spproveal (or a general sovsky, described aarih* greatest
member* off “ all ahipe bound for hi-glq work within 10 day* mi tie*. A WPA project was itn- boost In (reight rites, informed ever- suffered by Gerktan arms.
That tha long Red counter
mediately submitted
irul ap
Axis or Allied porta."
■ne of Central Florida'* largest proved for tho clearing *nd grad retimed circle* predicted today
offensive at tha centar »till was
In New York harbof three nations! defense project*.
The
unions
anasking
pay
lifts
uninterrupted and that in the
ing of an all-grass field, tho proj
chips with cargoes of supplies for
which
railroad
source*
say
This WPA pcojyet cover* thn
eounter-offenslvo
American defense bates' In Urr- initial phftno o f the work under ect which is In operation at th* would sdti $900,000,000 annually south n new
had
been loosed. Kttealan troop*
n-sent time Thl* project called
muda and tho . West Ini|es ran th.- allocation for the further .Ie- (j or
rgpcndl
hailng rrersesed the Dnieper rlvnditure uf federal and to the Indurtry’* wag* arcount.
called sailing* ca the crew* walked
vrlopment o f the airfield madd - in,,! /und» In the amount of op
sr to the west *t four points,
out
th# Civil Artoneiitir* prnslmately
nmslmati
capturing a strategic Island and
$115,000
Merchants
To
Elect
Union
Secretary • Treasurer through
Administration and unless some
two villages. Moral than hi f ^of
In June tho City Commission
John Hawk, said the strfca would
O fficers Thursday the til Nafi-allled divisions
affect eventually tha Uijon’a 20,- unforseen 'obstacle arises within made application tn the Civil
ihe next few days, the applica
thrown against Odessa on the
080 members employed I on ahipe tion la oipecteil to be In the Aerimautlcs Administration for
Th* annual election of officers Black sea had been annihilate*,
In all Atlantia and Gulfjrorto.
nanda of the .State Administra th* certification of the Sanford and directors for th* Merchant’s Lotovsky asserted.
airport for national defense, re
tor by tho Istler part of next
Association of Hanford will be
arch, with the actual rnnatrue- queuing an allocation for th* held following a dinner meeting
future development of tho field.
l-on to begin almost Immediately
In the Valdes Hotel Thursday Six More Men Get
This request was granted ae night at 7:00 o'clock, H. B- Pope,
Dn-rcafter.
Call For Service
outlined
in
a
letter'to
Mayor
W.
With funds totalling approxi
secretary of th* orgdnlaotlon,
mately 9400,000 already appro C. Hill, dated August 4, . 1941, said today.
Six mor* JUmlnolo. County in*h
priated by tha City of Sanford from the regional manager of the
A campaign for th* aala, of
and government agencies, upon CAA In Atlanta! The Uttar read' ticksta will begin on Monday, Mr. man have adiwarajj1- UrteU'Braafr
•
the completion of the . project In vart aa follows.
Pops said, in an effort to hava rail to serai** and w i l l ^ r w n
“ Pursuant to the terms of the a representative delegation of far duly and Mslcjunent
Sanford will hav* ona o f tha finin i on Monday,
p. CgRdft
Mondny.i- B.'
n t air fields In the state. Tbs Department .o f Commerce Ap local merchants present for th* Blending
Ixeatlon o f 8anford In the he*rt propriation Act, 1943 (Public Low meeting. TUkota may b* obtained riiairman of tha Sopalnolo OouaW
of Florida Increases th* mllitarr 1S8, 77th Congress, Till* II), tha from limerick's Hardware Store, board said
* Th# men a n James
importance r f tush a (laid which Administrator of Civil Aeronau Russell Seed Company, Forrest
U sufficiently large to permit tics, .with tha approval of a Boor)) Catcher., and th* n. B. Pope llama.
• l y d TWalton,
w a f f i r H*n#y
h .o rr B,
Elijah Clyde
it* use aa a has* for operation composed of live Secratariea of Company.
InngwfllI, Marahai” UrquhaTt, A ,
A model airplane a n t ' and of tho Army’s largest type bomb War, Navy and Commerce, haa
____
rd andTgti Jennhtg* Jdjof
.Hanford
designated a* necessary for nat Vocational School
« t n t witi be {tod .» the ||“ l- ers.*
Nab who has bran living at Fhft
opal Airport Baaday marnlng.
Tha project, aa it stands to ional dafras* a project, for th*
Lauderdale. A .quota o f *«v*a
Baaing at 1040 o'clock.
day, has been designated as “ ne development of tne Sanford Mu
Registrations Begin colored
men prill log** 00 Sept.
cessary for national defense" by nicipal Airport, ond has tentatively
■t 1
Tha aoauai claction n f effleers tha Civil Aeronautics Administra allocated for this project th* sum
Tho Sanford Vocational school 17.
tion aad that agency has appro of 9318, 000. As now proposed, will open for registration aad
Soalaalu Couaty Chapter o f the priated 9818,000 for tha develop this project comtemplatea tb* con.ultationa next week, Mrs. R. Plane Fo
N ear
• ‘ r^d.Uoa^Eritf.„,i|0 ment of tho field. A total of following .development: (987,000 C. Maxwell, director, announced
W
PA
non-labor
allocation))
$47400
o
f
this
amount
U
%
WPA
today. Consultations wOl b* held
se
-held Ip the
N ew fo
d^ow n
Valdes Hotel at 9 4 8 P. M. T a *^ non-labor allocation for tha (leer
“ Non-labor allocution to dour, on Monday, Tuesday and Wed
jjj
t.
ing, grading, draining.. mulching grad*, drain, muleh and sod Ne- nesday mornings from 940 A.
Newfoundland.
8T.
jo;
and eoddlng o f tho two landing sw and NW-8E lending (trip* M. to 13:00 o’clock noon. All 8#pL
■Tha
l:
.trips, which will
bo -800' x Stay X 4300* and fane* tb* fldd day Thursday, from |:(0 A- M. be* tan w
Hugh McArthur i f Thmpa. 4100*. Tho fearing o f ‘ the field area. (9148,000 Contract)
to 9;30 P. M-, schadulsi and as .found In th*
is also provided fo r in this. *1"Pav# NE-8W and NW-8E run- signments Tor classes will ho gtv- foundtand U‘
• W t o f Safety, will oddrsqa Bo- Inration. Tho remaining 1148.000 ways lOOt x 94000’ ; par* rail to*
aetar which
» » th* M W ' trpfOa code will go for contracts to pova way* and Install basic lighting."
This is an opportunity far pu Bmlth
«
laraha i* ta th* runway* and UxHraya and to
pils to discuss thair year's out trsns-a
Vtodra Hatol ok W i l l p. M. install th* bosk lighting facilities. I ' s t s u s a ^ v s e line o f work with th* Instructor, “ baby
MMday, Georg* Jk. Bprar, chairTh# W PA project for th# non- Uginaar was rat to work aur- Mr*. Maxwell raid.
M )» 1
t l.lh k m m * commute*. labor allocation o f ,997,000 >» tyiag th* Hold for tho runway*
U la especially important for
making the final rounds at th* aad ptachriag tha nacasaon data ■indents wha • or* planning to
Capital, aceerdln* to advices from I n a W PA pvajMt application •tody for rivU .aervie*. oxamlitp*
to eao Mr*.
Maxvrail
Raya Jo* Hendrick*, while hare which was delivered to tho Or “ —
the- decks era being cleared ac lando o fflw on 8 * t t t M m
mrompUy aad begin with tha
tually to begin work en tb*
first lauoa of th* oerira, aa th*
W J L - i a preparatory course will
six
tracks period, whan a oow
I hi JadtaMgfilo aad
M d u r i v r a i a r Wrah- on* .wm hogta. T W , MCratarial
rawraos will corar oa*
Carriers Predict
Seafarers'Walk Airfield Construction Expected
Nazis Concerned
To Begin Within Next Ten Days Rate Hike Would
Out Over War
Over Production
Follow Pay Lifts
Of Planes In U. S. Bonus Dispute
NEW YORK, Sept 13 — UP)
— The overwhelming concern of
the German espionage system for
American production o f airplanes
and their delivery to Britain in
1040 gava way In 1941 to a de
sire frr information about tha
American ajr forks Itself .and
« harts of American- waters, It
was disclosed yesterday at tha
trial o f 18 nun charged with
rspionagk conspiracy.
In 1940, according to the mes
sages exchanged by headquarters
In Germany and n "*pv’’ radio
station on Long Island, P>p Ham
burg gntapo station demanded
informs time ranging from weather
conditions (which rare asked to
STOCKHOLM, Sweden. S«pt. be broadcast dally) to pl*ne and
18—UP)—Tha Germans are resort narts production o f all the lead
ing to mass arrests la an attempt ing aircraft companies. Deliveries
to halt tha opirit of revolt racing to Britain were stressed.
across Norway and foraatoU a
About the Urns agents - f the
threatened gigantic conflict with Federal Bureau o f Investigation
in tha naxt few days, border ad crsrked down noon Iks spv ring
vices said Thursday.night
Angered By repressive measures —Into which they had planted
themselves firm ly throueS ••nunto block a general strike and tha ter-eiolonags measures Hamburg
-sedition o f two labor leaders was demanding Information about
Wednesday, Norway's
880/100
trade union members were (aid to defense strength In Canada and
S* fanning opposition to tha Quis tha United States, t in of forces,
amount of kqnlpinnt and ship
ling puppet- regime.
Although
officials accounts yard locations and production.
Ons message gated Jun« U .
raid strikes had been halted and
“ there were no episodes o f gay 1941, .m eiend by Um station
here
anidt “ How jaoch money do
’ilnd." • dispatch received
yon have-iaftT.lt interests us for
Stockholm said the rituattod
tho aafcq o f tho wndltton of tha
n »w afloat.
“ Everyone seems decided not to
“ What t u
__ to air re
Tho Stato Departmonf** ' an submit to tho Quisling mastery
seat reporta
aouneemeat o f tho sttook raid
and everything Indicates n glgan- portal Wk \
V T h * Department a fM a t * har Ue conflict in thoLkoxt few day* on condition .
n air forco,
I accounts
M p Informed that the AmericanIndustry a n d __
nwnsd cargo ship Meet
about fo llta f 0 ft . . prod
------action
mu
in
factorial.
Including
mschin#
Psnamsnlau
rpwtstry,
tram n Norwegian journalistic
tool factorial through strike agi
tho Panlsh shin Paula,
rnqnWttoned by Um< maritime
Ludvig Buland, vice president tation.Always to w a i l mantha, tb*
ramtotasien on A eg. X
1941. o f the laker federation, w fe sen
d h d from WUmtafton, M. C. tenced to death and than pardoned .acaagra Indicated, there woo a
fS flra la n d at 0 4 8 A . M. Aug ky Joseph Terkoven, Nasi gntoeiter deal re an tha ao ft o f Hamburg
to kary agents hrae Mpplled with
- I f , with n carg* o f la
fo r Norway.
a a ; i& » § E
10,000 Germans Said
C o s t In Stalling
O f Bryansk Drive
City Ncws Briefs
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SATURDAY,
SANTORO; FLORIDA
tpected
F u stA rm y T d
gin Soon
ew Airport During
The Sanford Herald
A TLA N TA , 8*pL I t — (Spe
f ) f * I Goal action an 8#pL cial)—Plain to porch*** mors
t f o . S00 earlosda of ritnm ftmlt*
thb connection tM follow. for con*umpti<» by tho FlrsW
M tar to Secretory Higgins Army tluring Its October.Nov.mw C kiB M r o f Commctco bsr mancuvsn In North and South
i JUp. ptodrifk* U quoted Oirollna wsra ant»ukeed boro to<4. v by Brig. P «V Jrnne* U
grink. Fourth Corps A it . quar-
termsi Ur.
<
%
Included la tb* sblpment*v G*n.
U
carload/ of
iStf cigtSP*____ __
_ ^
j of lemon*.
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Present plan* roll for the s«rvaost wgsk, after ^
0f orsngvs Sj? time* to t h ^
go- to U>e 'President, «yJjooo y n t Army troop* betwwW
I * alej^uro. Whoa tkU eomro ^
j aBd Nov. *>. Qua
it It wiq be returned to tb* o
r p o record#
Corps
record* show. A . total of
cater, to be put g3I8,596 orongss will bo purat hi* discretion, eb/sed, ov.ragtng 1M to ooeh 100
id my Intereat in soldier* at each serving.
I shall continue to
Other citrui purchase* Inchid< •
until it baa been more than two million grapefruit,
to be oerred IS Urate aunng the
n W U a ' naked when work would maneuver*,
and approximately
five million lemon*, used princi
pally for lemonade.
F
J
W
S
M
i
lie d F re e s « I M
la r e a l * .
ea ltlleC la Ik e aaa fa r re! • * • • • » • " » * W * < tlM ft ««M
wtmtmw (< thifl p «N f
DIVOJICB
yo.. 8ept. 13
tho I'■ml ton yearn, wouk| have resulted In any higher
cdllhre (if dtiz.vn.ehip on the City Commi.**inn nr npy ma
tdrial improvement in City government. Invariably thm*
SEASON OF THE HEART
election* • were accomplished In quiet orderly City cje.’
lions without any great political upheaval! or r;ud-alinging campaign*. Tho candidate!* merely coiMcntrd to run,
put their names on the liallols and let the ptih|!c. rnnke
tl|o choica. Thcro were never any hard feelingi, no hitter
uainpalgn, no attempt to buy the election.
Had thin not been no, we doqbt if men of tho type
of rpont of ‘our City Commissioners would huvn consented
Id rtin. Hud it been necessary to organise a polit'cal ring
id get elected, pr to promise Jqbs In tho City Hall, or to
smrjlr an opposing candidate on- candidates are often
smeared in other cities which proponents of tho Charter
chartgos would have us emulate, wo doubt |f men like
"Uap" Uqmas. Shlnholscr, Coleman, Rollins or gny pf tho
rest, coujd Iks induced to run. That would have'the
wldi open for political riffraff who an linking only, of
feathering their own nesta.
If the entire five members of tho City Commission
are to bo elected at one time, it stands to rcuson that
five candidates, who have something thoy want to put
oyef, will get together and pool tholr ruiourctn, both us
to votes *nd an to money. They will form a Ueket and if
C«d
h
Srdly
---- #
toil
yn
u
r
last■s - IV
lot*
| » they, can swlug the election you will liavp the making*
' ffrom
tn n * flrtt
f ls i l
f t ^ y<mr
o( a political ring. In order to get elected1 they will pro
rums are enough. Thank you, 1 mise Job# in the City llajl, not Just one Job to each sup
do IW t'u fb
.
porter, but one Job to half a do**n supporters.
e ’ kbtyM ’ tny ^u lr\n w h l# b reast
There are something like sixty jobt .which ere1con
rk**h^-ml«ht shut- out tho tsgtf trolled by the City Commission ranging -from CltyCleTltr
Fire Chief, Chief of FoNce, .Superintendent of Parks. nrn
shlllu fait the p a n against bl* Superintendent of the Water Worka drnkii Ito mihy»
remunerative occupations. An entire new board, feeling that
V « A t .rtogW* a mor
it had not been properly supported t5* we City vmnloyklbS h a ^ been tidings that Uk ee* during the recent electfda could sweop thorn nil out
if offlco, Put In their. pUcea political fsyorites, henchmen
r ^ r fb iJ l k
iTfogipapy be
t , T O u h#aIm w^° ^
W N the mqet’to f t t them
fvnTtfl
1•■
e ectod. The guage for determining whothet' * City am-'
ployeo renuin* In office would not be his ability, honesty
^ S g tla h ^ k y t '
nr efficiency,vbut hfa real In p|.»yln* polltui.Sanford has been Blngubtrljr immune from this sort
-ii recent yews. Wh'le cortein other Kloridt
dMed^rrc having their knock- i'wn d/dgopt flghw, cell*
JJ* ouMhe N.it'ougl fiyard to maintain .rJ*- iarin^ dect|one, sweeping cut the City Had every two years add
tttrnjpg the Jobs over to less' decent and com« v t A , thrust of ctrrum wignt men, Snafortf hu jstabjlshed a atato-wide reputii*
•; 'li Rr*
■.• »<?r •
lion, after a trying ordeal In the middle twenties, for
ijbsr fitHhy'csp again** .lean politics. Let’s keep it that way. iT ;
■ ^
.
i * • 1° tp the polls Tuesday and pUe up an overt
nB A L U H O , D U R Y t B
worn from United SUtea Sen
ator W. Warren Barbour of New
Jersey, a check of court records
University Marine Studio M
RAF Sm ashes At
gjftc Baltic P er t . And
Bring N ew Scientists To
CORAL GABLES r*pL 1 3 Pirk h U
. Kie) N aval Base (Special)—A
marine itation which in the world who*.
LONDON. Sent 13- G P )- R o
Alf Fore* bomoara, diving fi
r. cloudy sky, smashed at .
irast German Battle past of
stock for tfr fb M .tlm a Tluro
night whlla other planes poua
the Kiel natrsl base agtiiv tho
ministry rafertad tonight, ...
Ths rpU% against bases u
m a S e Rru!'? ° r ty
• (sspoftaacs to the vital.
** . .
* * fntfm of the South Is Its Ssal-so emblem
and now to
A t Out Package i Bleed •
aws
STiSKSrsjra
wrote beUavtd part - -of .Brito
fees
l i v e THt SOUTH
oooey. Recruits arts daily swclliog tba
r o .u F M 'T k .t S il!-
Of worker*.
U . j * v i 'u a . L
bask wjoipmentars being taxtdapthe.
i with the rvtr growing damaqd* for
Although much o f tho
I to be carried out <t
Mty of Warn! nUrtn
ill U partly qf * ««b
u j, * Iargt part . will
WWRV'kl. *oiv]ng pro
ihoae service. T h e mor* thaa J 1,000,•
'- 'i ;
’ »•
Jfei4ygst for coaW Ktinf, recoostfuct-
Rrsndyg
iapboae fscilitic* to mart govcromgnc
>t \ : !•■’
r - ' *.
a and protection o f ttirjn O B * service
' t - '* .
K U tn rsK T v t
dstoriaa.uf fish, thcllfiih oo*l
teig ibelr feeding bgblu inJ
of iscrtass, tha atabroyology
physiology o< matin, pilot*
mmiali and tb# snviromnant
hick ibwy
splat* laboratory aceomods*
for SO advaqcM st’JdcptJ
* T allin t«M«D9
gan* **»»» wotdS give ^
tq
slam th e tide In fa v o r o f changing
ouf ’ .
Individuals are a ttem p tin g tp name o a r next
^
». btW «4h than something bad eboi|t
.
e net$ J* ***** WPB«ilylvref li* *
■
W* D a B r o r , f l M t l B '
• • • rrr*T T
bomb. Into
>* 1 h
el^r erntdoyea
'
■
'
have confid en ce in the Intelligence
have com plete
control o v e r , who
U is comforting to know that they
>s ft-
-ty
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m
I. SANFORD, r u it a v *
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Women Democrats To
O fficers O f Church
Meet In Lake Mary
C l a s s Installed
octa l A n d Personal Activities
AT THE CHURCHES
Highlight of the regular month
Tha Women's Division of the
ly meeting of the Alatheen Class
LO CM NE BEAL, Bodtty Editor
County
Democratic
Of the First Baptist Church which Semtnol*
More- I 'h r l a t u n At IlflEl*"
rin .i. Q o irr.i. T v s x a a t t t . a
Committee
will have an important
wSa held at the annex on Thurs
\ rairatui invtta tl«>n
• tt *p d h ) to
a n . U s * , r . Xlssssr. r a s t e r . _
day afternoon waa the installation meeting at the Lake Mary Com *-W h s r s y o u 't r ne ver s s t r a n g e r "
All atranffr* ind glaltora.
Wesleyan Service
of officers by Mias Margaret munity Building next Wednesday. T o th s left of Or lsn .l o r-'sd Just
Sept. 17, at which time Mr«
h - t - n l ths last step light.
Kader.
< iiN i«T t % N r v v r n c v i
Guild Has M eeting
el
flm
v. || O ranlh im , Minister,
The following trarhera ami of Neil Alford of Jacksonville, fin S u n d a y •
J
'tiinatay
Sc
hiv'l
9-4^
I*
M
't.anfs.r.l
A t r At ICth 8t
ance chairman of the State IV
ficer* were Installed.
*1
llthla* School. 9 IS A M
moeratic Committee, will be the'M ' -C Wlsbol.lt. Hu|.erloien.1*nt
Mra. A. K. Shoemaker presided
Mrs.
Volie
A.
Williams,
as
teaI
a.f
«S
.o
o
l
4Mir |Ctt-b«»mh I* ths* W
4’hiirt’h W.trahip. 11 00 A. M
Elmer Greenwood o f Cardaer,
orcr the buiinesa meeting o f
_
„
Mo n d a y
chrr; Mrs. R. L. Garrison, assis main speaker.
Ur in e your Ill blr*.
Sermon Sub jec t* Sun day M o m ln f f ;
aa*., Is the /ueit of hla un
• ™ W0B**a'» Auxiliary of the the Wetlcyen Serrlee GuUd ef
A representative of the Srm T»«c »*««*»«*r *111 •fc.tW ae> the
The* s'hurch
tant
teacher;
Mrs.
B.
R.
Beck,
Jc.’t "|s**v# Or »Efl • ..i
Cw*a
Episcopal
Church the Methodlat Church -which met ci* and aunt, Mr. and Mra. R.
•
’ y Mccflne. 7 Eft |» >|
inol*
County
Defense
Council
president; Mra. O. C. Gihba. first
I's-ttplr
Junior *n«1
\ •••»
PkcnlfiM .Manic*. • ui) I* M
Miss
Betty K. True.
CTuiptor leaden
and at tha home of
will
alto
be
In
attendance
and
vice president; Mra. W. C. Lynn,
Sa*a*'ct I c* i l l I’ \l
eomrattto* a n naked to Btthrman cn Magnolia Avenue on
• •
•vcond
M
Second vies president; Mra.
Mur srtll gvew»« talk, tnforming those
m i n e S«*r\ Is c
*
Thureday evening. —■ — wjwr-xn.u i / ' M l - * . * ______________ „
i
resent
of
tha
plan
of
selling
|M
SilbJrH
"T h e ,\ec »*f
ray Jarvis, third vice |rvrldent
I l i t Hi II
UK
faOII
.
Buis
o
f
Geneva.
are
on
Joying
f
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•4D*g (diuaw Ttmcwiey eoadoctM n . J. A. .Strange, secretary; and ederal bonds and stamps in enn- \\r>lnf*Uy
• ' " " • ' a wni| Kim A » « n U N
basinet* meeting. The
regular ed the devotional giving an In
aaiag trip in the
junctlon with national defcn<r Mi<l v* s*cl» Scrvls e* 7 I' P M
l{»*\ \\ <■ ||o|«*stmh. fwaflt<>r
Mrs. O. G. Roller, reporter.
Suhjcs't
tH
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Ill
e
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n
f
Great
Smoky
a \ Sfti.ss.t
|n na A
M
Mounts ini.
AH women have been extended
M a tin g win be held at 4:00 P. teresting talk on the
— i painting
pal
Mra. Fred Harriaon, Mra. Jodrr
Preyof*
Mo mlite *<»ar\ is*#. II <10 A
Si
by Albrecht Durer entitled ,” Pr*yV»*»i a r r
im llfi! i
Cameron, Mrs. II. 1). Smith and a cordial Invitation to attend and
» k. ii I uk Srr k Ire. T IS »• M
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lancaster
Bowing aeaaion will eonthma ing Hands.” A chapter
from The
Vap
klra. Hah Hall were named aa the to bring a covered dish for the I r n«| any « f •*ur r r l i l i > •
t ••••t <k*««hine aihI r«rr*m«nt ot|
fo r the Red Croae In the Woraan’a ■tudy book was given by Mr*.
luncheon which will ^lr arrvrd
fRm* to Atlanta, Ob, pher*
Hew group captains.
• h l r l MilliilAV. 7 t\ I* \t
CJnb to be toonaond by Mr*, Nancy Brock. The members ware they will visit with Mr. Laacastar’a
in** Amy J. Moore of Stark! The business session was pre promptly at 12:30 o’clock. pr>- ,<siis t r «t :t lH T t :iu t v f i l l u r n .
ceding
the
meeting.
AH
County
k
t>
itruwnirr.
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i
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f
iator
{toy TUI la bogtnnlng at 9:’30 A called upon to give a short ac further, Mrs. Virginia Lancaster. •tat* Junior couneelor and dietrie
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n
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rtirw rii o r c m h iit
sided over by Mrs. B. R. Iteck
J*'iit>l.a r Her k I. ■•*
I
El I 9 : > T I 9 T
count of their respective vaca
WooAnen Circle wil
Whu also conducted the devotional. precincts ar* expected to be u: Mun.lkV School 9 I*. \ \f
; WTE.fi V Nrheveet 9 4k A.- I t w __ seam 4 .
V I./ ' irtw. ”
• The Paat Matron’* d a b 'o f-th e tions which
Miss oc In attendance at the dlatric Gifts were prer«nlcd to Mra. W. presented.
Xl.Tttln* S e r x lr r II 00 A- li.
M o rn ln e
W ti fah lc
II i,rt A M
Mary Colliav of Umatilla are meeting to be held here on Sept 2(
P- E. 8. will hare its regular eating.
I \x r.|ns a,|iy sxvrnfn«
ggrYlcD
|*r llrfkwnlts- k* III |«r**«rh
I) Gardiner, teacher of the class
Jr i«n.| Nr V<*ni»e
I ’rap l*. 7 00 I* | I* Xf
■sooting at the home of Mra
Mlaa Louise Swain won the ■pending the weekend la Tailsand to Mrs. R. N. Nipper, aecrellpik.linc
lltiom
It oura
1.00 ( •
M
baas**
aa
guests
at
the
Tl
Beta
JL T. Crenahaw on East Sov- iris* for winning a perfect score
i Ost ,• • li’s'K tin
tary, who will leave the class to Women O f Churches
Tu v a d a y a
and
P k r n l n e W o r s h i p , m ,m» P. M
enth Street at 8:00 P. M. with n the contest which was enjoyed Phi House.
»'l 1.1 Ik a
teach in other departments of the
Catherine
Carter
tell lite r x x i ’K"
Hold
Joint
Meeting
Ihr
atibjarl
n|
Mrs. Glenn E. McKay aa co- during tha social hour. Refresh
91*191 «»!•%!
church.
HOI V
t IIIIAA
• !.•• 1 . «»..<< te* rt»|u
tahlch Yftll b«
Mlaa Emma Owen has returned
Weds Fred P. Millei
lte-k M « r t ' n lt» mo »:••< t..r
ments were served by the hos
Refreshments wen* served to
<rs.| |•< • ’>»«•* . fie a
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lT/The progmem meeting o f the tess, assisted by Mlaa Rebecca from Gainesville where she has
A meeting of the leaders of the l l t h Sunil <% .ills
• til Sat f »" *MMti.stif
the following:
ihr
w or ld
on
llo lt • mu out it !•' o
Nf. M. U. o f the P in t BapUat Stevens to the following mtm- been attending aummvr school and
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4
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tttlsr
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Women's
Work
of
oil
the
S*"f*'id
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«
_ Mrs. Fred
Harrison,
Mra.
Catherine Carter of Tam
I hors tl S. ..... I ,M>
Ih.- • ..sisif.i r* * l«
is now making her home in the pa.Mia*
O n b 'c l l l be held In
the
“T h a t ht n c f
\ \l
and Fred P. Miller, of San Charles Lyons. Mrs. B. F. Mc Churches was held at the I’ reshy
te his Is
\rr |r in |>or a I , but
thurtk at 8-.S0 P. M. with Clrele
Mra. Nancy Brock, Mrs. M. E. SaaLanta Apartments.
terlan
Session
room
ye-terdm
I III
\|o» Mine P i i o m
< I I.l.ltr-w I
Whorter.
Mrs.
W.
D.
Gardiner.
ford, were married last night lr
t Iso- III • 'nf* »»
hl.'h ar<> tml aa «n a r *
'khlrh
- H z In charge. The topic wUl be Friend, Mrs. E. M. Armitaga.
XI
r lr vasal' I I I I ..Hulls liama 4i|N».
a canid*light ceremony at th Mrs. A. L Kelly, Mra. E. C- Har morning, srlth Mrs. II II Mr i I •»r | 1 -<*•
EAn Urgent Goapel
Snmmona Mrs. Gertrude Page, Mra. Jack
Donald Pea non has
entered
ti<r r ltii l.*n« «hlrh com*
Heights
Methodisi per, Mr*. H. E. Turner, Mr*. O. Calin praidlng.
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PUtee —T o Enlarge, Lengthen Ftynt. M rt Paul Johnson, Mra. hla eophomore year at tha Uni Seminole
It waa derided to postpone the
I.
r*g..n S. iniitn lr lha Tot*
church In Tampa- The Rev E. J 9 Roller, Mra. W. C. Lynn. Mra.
11••11%
- A k * nil w t| S u l h
••< Him tlitslr
-And IlcHf
pad Strengthen.’*
versity
o
f
Florida
In
Gainesville
union
study
of
world
missions
M. B. Smith.. Mra. A. K. Shoe
Joder Cameron, Mr*. B. R. Beck.
11•*y J K K. \* lo, |*R9i.>r
Pendergrass, pastor, officiated.
* il.l
II.
rr. ha ll «lsl
mn.| |ti*ra
.The Junior O. A .’e and Junior maker, Mr*. H. A. Swanson, Ml*a after
spending
the
summer
Mrs.
J.
T.
Newby,
MraTR.'
u
G
a
r-f
"bkh
had
twen
plai>ne.l
f.-r
the
S mii . S
rh...kl 1A •».« \ \|
Palma
and
ferns
made
a
fea
lltflil
Xn.l •; «l * « * * thr llEht,
Inter
tUA.’a and Bonbeama will meet Ethel Riser, Miss Ruth Head, month* In Charleston, 8. C.
l ‘ t. Ai-hln( S* r k •••*■ I I
X XI
mon th n f O c to b e r until
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Xn.l I Inti
thery backdrop for large baskets rlaon. Mrs. C. i). Forrester,. Mrs. I ™
XX’ >-.|n #■•<! .* v l!k**Uin»t I' f 4 y < l >•
•8
at the tame time, preceding Mlaa Lillian Thornier end Mlaa
••*»«
I'd Em f'*rtli
are• •
of golden yellow chrysanthemums Murra. Jarvis, Mr*. Ill B. Od- date.
t t i meeting at 8:00 P. M. the Loulst Swain.
Mlia Antoinette
Hayes
left and on tb* altar three-branched ham. Sr. Mrs. () ('. Oibbss. Mrs.
v i. ••Hum
•rnl.
and
thf
An invitation extended l-y the Yl«*r. J IS I* \|
»
is
i.linic
Trull
kf|»r
Monona] Worken* Gronp
will
And guests, Mlaa Rebecca Ste this week for
Hopewell, V*.,
n % m 9T i 111 111 11
held burning white R- N. Nipper and Miso Margaret Prrsbyterlan Austltary to join
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In lt*r|f, upon
W*
■wet hi the T. .B L. elaae room. vens, Mrs. Cheater Daniels and where eh* will teach In the high candelabra
with it in a eour»«,nf llihlc sto.lv
Kader.
I. 4 94 9* H O X II O K
tapers.
t...I it <» ..a »« • '
(Itan.
I T h en wUl be a meeting of the Mr. and Mra. W. P. Buhrman.
II
XI 11 t •rk I .......
school this term. 8h* waa aeon Peter was acceptrd by the
• t ilt
Preceding
the
ceremony,
a
proWoman'* Auxiliary of the PreaT»..
organisations. This eoursr «vdl to- j Ssits.lit S.h.M.I |<* .»« A
•f< *4,.,
q|a„ In r lu d t a
eceupanled by hor another, Mra. gram of nuptial music waa pre
|I *411
l*i* 1 . hit-ii *♦* r k .
•' "• «4 |».l*%I<r from thf
bjterian Church at 3:30 P. M.
J. M. Hayes.______
prerented by Dr. K. J Pare of A Xl.triilna
XI
sented
by
Mrs.
Bertram
Johnston,
Missionary
Society
te. i,. .|. r
kflteinb. "Utel*
A
The Prayer Band will meet at Cletus G riffith Is
Oriando, the fourth week of Octo , II Y I* I ' . 1 u i I' XI
organist, and Mr. Johnston, bariIt- t111ft kk 111ft K r r I** th e
on Mon<Uy, \Ve<lnr9tlnb nifl ( CkrnlniT S - i k l . r a ••x |* XI
JlOO P. M.
Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Winfrey
Of Church Has Meet bcr.
1. i xi * rv H vKrir KxtdyJ
FtiiUy at 2:00 n'cliKk in lh«*
The Dependable CTwaa of the Honored W ith Party have recently moved to Sanford
1 s' t teo * e-«• and g o v r r n t
XI
The bride, who was given In
F ilm
iix i *t i 9 r i h i m ii
nstenf • | i i i « i *<i \i U ta
tftemoon (lr. Purr |9 varll Wll<*k%n|
Methodlat Church wiU meet at
where Mr. Winfrey la manager marriage by her father, R. B.
Tha
Missionary
Society
of
tha
XX
r
III . k s. I.
|* I.t. r
•Ilk In.1
htw
I'r ln r lp la
nf
thnuifhout Ihr •tut** for liu in |
horn* of Mr*. Dwight Smith
I' irk- Akv
.1 s.m , s i .. m i «
Cletus Griffith era* honored on of tha Piggly Wiggly Store. They Carter, wore a wedding gown of Flr-t Christian Church met on
te. In n
and
a ft
tcrpn-Ution nf thr Rible
Pinchunt at 8:00 P. M.
9|i Os| * k Ma*li>...| • la x X|
are
residing
at
32414
Wset
NineI
h
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r*
.ittnn,
9
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---- white
------ -------Wednesday evening with a birth
crisp
taffeta. The ------bodiceMonday evening at the home of
An rlrctifin nf officer^
h« ltl I XIssi lilriK XX . eel, |s I X XI
• f ihmii i* itif f h « uni*
day party which waa given by tee nth Street.
waa molded to her figureby soft Mrs.
O. T. Pearson on East • nil Mn. ||. ||. McI' meIih k%»<. rv I T'.i'iunt I ••i ..« 7 • XI
I
TUEBDAY
•!•••• '• e»k**r HipFurlnff.
shirring at tha center front up Third Street with Mr*. J.U NlI * rnl mi XX all I |s I I*
XI
A The Order of the Baxters Star Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Perklna at
ke*r I’ l'tlll!!<!• In E PP*E J
tlectrd president and Mr* J II
Frank Cowl** left yesterday
xx »«|urr.| 14 **•» < i.
a I* XI
Slaave* black
presiding, and thedevc "Root wan rv ulcctcd BccrrtErv ami
THU pew for the Red Croea In their home In the Phillip* Apart for « two wackt’ vacation which to a sweetheart neckline.
ll'tn* « f U * lair 9hEU9|l*
I*«r
photira
f..g
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•
It.K.I
Yar* long, fitted at the
bottom U< nal
alto being
givenpublicity
byMra. chairman.
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the woman’* Club beginning at ments.
•irgi Inc
it ton;
Numerous games were enjoyed will be spent in the Middle Weat but having a gracefully full
top. Nihiirk.
X1*11 lira h , I ..*•«
•MO A. M.
e - •
and
Canada.
Ha
was
accompan
9 r m i 4 m ii " i u v r n n o K
The ivsrx full skirt, which had
hsl’o'.lng the bu-incas session
TSe Phllathea Claaa of . the throughout the evening after
ied by his parents, Mr. and Mra. a long train, was trimmed at tho an 'ntcicsting program was pre
xir.nir
r • o r % x% i *• ti •» \ i x
h i :TllOII|9l
byterian Church w|U hare a erhlch coca-colas and aamlwhiche* Frank Cowles, Sr., of -Tampa.
i
m
i
n
ii
were served.
bottpm with a wide band of tolf- sented under ihr dtr.-cLon
of
*r roaat and picnic at 8:00
i*
*
r
kkltat
!»#• He y . nor 9V4R
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Those
Invited
were:
■aatarUI attached by leaf and Mrs. J. L. Horton. Papers cover
•" .!••*•<* Hhich illrteclljr « i .
M, at the home o f Mra. J. E.
n "V It XI 11r n k l • I'aatnr
Emmett Pearson left Tuceday flower applique. Her wedding veil ing missionary -ubjerta were read
Frances
Taylor,
Mlaa
Betty
Bat
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••»*•
k%.srtii
nf ,i man.
but
Muii.lny Mt hoi.1 |n u.i \ \|
, 117 Eaat Goner* Ave4* I. •i Is. s•
A iitlrl
ter, Mies Annie Myri* Harriott, for GelnetvQI* where he has en left bar hair uncovered, M in g b) Mr*. Pearson and Mr*. O. D.
I'r gR rhl nc H n v i r r ,
u an a
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ataio
in
Sal m on IsY Ih.- |<i4«l..r
Mias Cynthia Perkin*. Mias Elisa tered hla freshman year at the attached at the nape of her neck Land res*.
. WEDNESDAY
r»
t •i >m the« I hi |it||wr a ,rf ftlo ' III*
'! l»v lilt I#- * hurt'll in | I i X X I I / ,
University of Florida. Ha has by a band of valley lilies and
beth
Muse.
Cletus
Griffith,
Carrol
HAPI'T
BIRTHDAY
After
the
Ix-m-dictim
had
been
(Ml 4*
« ‘
kk U..J male It.l* ,« 4k r la’..fit a
u ||
' Womon'i 8oel*ty o f Chrti
been employed by tb* government
Hamiidl J.ihnmn
Rare Ice of the Methodlat Church Godwin, Clyde Muse. Bill Cullurn. for the paat several months in aranga blossoms, and it fell fin- givsn a social hour was enjoyed
nr-Up length. A wedding-ring and refreshments served by the
9 41.4 4 T IO \ 4 M W 4
« IT %|9K|«
he In charge of the eewing Clifford Proctor, Chester . Muse Washington, D. C.
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s-n.stta
r risk* II
t l i e m i l l Yf|
SATURDAY
711 f s-l tere .its | tel i ter»
bouquet of tirida’a rose* and val hostess. These present were:
for the Red Croea In the and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Muss.
te .•h l.*»t In* t.-ty« .
Hit list,* y Hi Is... <1, •* | , 4
Marjorie Ann Khc|ipai.|
XI
ley lilies completed her eoatumo.
Ha.
Niblark,
Mrs. Horton,
fa Club beginning at 9:30
X
X
Is.i
sloxorira
writ,
nrnt
a not an*
i*ss»n- *.s|ahl|i Hills ll*
Mr. and M n. Georg* E. Well*
Manley Rciier v*
Her two sisters, Mrs. John Mrt.
Landreaa,
Mra
Robert
•*»b.’t • |*« 11
II •»•• .4 XI
and, Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Coleman Vaughan
Christian
Church
To
Hsimait
n
i
r
n
i
nr
V-s>pr|l
will
and
Mrs.
Shaldon Humphrey, Mra. Elmer Cordell.
9 on t'
Y I* 1,
There will be a board meatSUNDAY
attended tho wedding last evening Schmolxt, were tb* bride's only Mrs. George
Itobort l l o t l b
7 ••# |*
H l r r r l Mraiiuu
Townsend,
Mrs.
of the Sail)* Harriaon ChaoDolores
Kngl.-:i
Have N ew Minister In Tamp* o f Mlaa Cathartno Car attendants. They wore Identical Prsrson, Mlaa Bette Meyer, Mlaa
R vanarllallr
p
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the Daughter* o f the
Mr*. W. II. Hugh-1
l tisl. Ita
|ir«sprr
Itevvl.
P lv ln 'lf
ter and Prod P. MlUar, which frock* of Heaven bio*
taffata Betti* Baaaer, Mlaa Mary Edna
_____Revolution at the home
M.'lk da tbte pftililgnta of
hil*
I.m* Hagan
waa
eolempUed
at
7:00
o’clock
In
T
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T
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II
%I*TI9T
V.
H.
Grantham,
of
Haines
made
with
shirred
bodice*
La
ad
re
sa
and
Mlaa
Marten
Pearmi
-i
it
1
1
9
mill
Ihnt
In
I'sOd'i
o *i
the regent, Mra. W. L. HenC. A. Anderson, Jr.
l-*tMtel 'i k te tel N lit lit tel
tho Bomlnol* Height* Methodist ■birrtd alaevas pushed up braco- to a.
City,
has
entered
upon
hla
new
lima
lly
tfirlr
frulta
y
«
t
h
ill
y, en West PlfteentS Street at
K ey II XX' Tu«*l»ter |».i"i •»r
kit'iw llitettl “
) ' ■<
let length. The b«m of the full
Hn mite y tech.nil. I » MSS .4 XI
* 0 P. M. Thta meeting wUl be duties aa rainlater o f the Chris Chunk.*
—
Xlory
T
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b
«
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Kddy
xt
4
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Xls.rttuitf XV••rah’ !*
M 'ebaerranee o f
ConaUtntlen tian Church succeeding V. H ■ Rev. a& Wr«. 'W . C. Holcomh sklrta ware applinued with a wlda
XV rtlftfO l l.lk X\ ..raisin k . It I* XI
Schondelmayer.
band of royal b|uo which made
l.lf.’ to I •stitlntially Wtelthln# u i
have recently moved to Sanford a amart shock of color contract.
Kk teHlltM XX1.>ralll|< « ••*• 1* XI
Mr.
Grantham
arrived
in
San
In Vri v -teiialllk# acteltete, an<l to lllnv
J f l h * Women'* Dirt*km of the
T o ti h Ill 1llte « l k . ft .* ll tete» 1» H
Where Rev. Halcomb will ho pas Both carried arm bouqueta of
te*te|»
.so .f i,a pfteclately w h « t h l»
ford
last
Saturday
follewlag
n
Seminole County Defence Comrtetei k*e*1ntii ia to tho l.ttt ( r a i n o f
tor af tb* Church af Gad located
fcltleo will hay* a meeting at the short vacation In North Carolina at Oeaava and Elm - Avenues. yslkrw chrysanthemum* and wore
slU8l
J I Hitea l l u t i l l l I/1W*I|
R A N F U IIII
A 9 9 1 : xi li I. x OK I.OU
Igdoa Mary Community Building and was Joined this week by Rev. and Mra. Hojcomb formerly tha asms flowers la their *halr.
I* 11 IlIrhErdami. r*9i«»r
Mr. Behmolae waa Mr. Miller’s
Xlterli U rttektef in ro n v p lc u o u a ||
toftnninf t t 13:80 P. M. to be Mra. Grantham and children at lived In Alto, Ga-, w W * Bar.
LAKELAND, -8epL 13.— (Spe canned orange Juice te now being lllh Hi i A-i «l Kim
k»hteit
t.stipM
wi th
an
obocuro
preceded by a cowered diah luneh- the hr aew horn* at 710 Palmetto Holcomb preached far IS r a t a boat man. Hack Jackson was cial)— Boportlag to tho Florid* rtetiyed with all shipment* of N u n d a i HrhiMil 9 I • X XI
Mrl*ln.
Jiie V aa lha mnon navar a » Arena*.
groomsman aad Owen Sweeney
EumtAF Xl'-rntn* XV«i«hl|i, 11 00 A
l*
r
«r
*
9
<
e
Iu«irnu9
aa
w
h
an
ll
other
dtnia
product*.
They
moved
bore
from
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«!.
Mr. Grantham has just closed
and Robert Carter, brother of Citnu Commission on hla recent
M
THURSDAY
rm gr|te# fr o m « eln u d .— U o y m .
Broker* representing Florida
I* XI
tho bride, were uaber*.
aolaa promotion trip to tho Pa citnu accounts are active and are Chrlaf .Imb tM Ai lH M 1
' ' The newlag eeaaton will be a three-year ministry t t Maine*
yCvongrllallri H«*rvle<* *
I* XI
Tha bride's mother wore a dress cific Coast, Charles H. Boyles,
the women of the City and had aervtd tha Clear Winn Home I b Scene
Frsjrvr XI
•iim am XXr.|n#».|.ty
1:00
J'» reliwr the shortage of
of Spring green crepe, pfn-tackrd of tho commission's sales promo interested In the work being dona
____ 1 Church, under the water church a number af year*.
IV
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I
fuel, the pent production In Swe
ty tho Citrus Commission. The
O
f
Party
Thursday
H#
cam*
to
Florida
from
Roanover
Its
entire
surface
bat
rut
IIIblw N I ik I f . K r M * » 9 oo I* XI
____ o f Mra, J. B. Root In
tion department, stated that
I
for
Florida
canned
cltni
den
will reach about 800,000
en severely simple lines, liar ar- Florida citnu
Woman's Club beginning at oka Rapid*. N. C. where ha waa
product*. enjoy has been so great this season that
tnn« thin yt-ar.
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Mr.
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B.
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high consumer demand and an broken who Increased their pur C o rn e r 1‘arli Av r iu i d an.I
M.
J r «S
fro honored on Tkureday even delicate pink chrywathomdaia In enviable reputation for depend9 V r U Udko* Friendship League yean and led the ehurtk In n
Hlrwe-i
chases and rented additional stor
af the Congregational Church wUl building campaign. He baa den* ing with a party which era* given (o r ttft.
abte quality in tha far wait. Mr. age space hove not had to us* Xllnlalwr John ll rrnn ril It* *•!
Mra. Fred W. Mliter, Mother Boytea spent four month* cover
I’hurch Mt*h«»n|. 0-|*
Vat tha homo af Mra. Gesrga work among several church col by M * Bornar Whm awl Mr*.
Doubt and U nbelief!
lages Including those at Norik Bad Bakb at tho bom* o f M n. of thr bridegroom, wore a long- ing retail and wholaaalo trade in it, line* shipments are taken up XfornlnK XVurahlp. ||;00
pa Weat P in t Street
by
the
trade
aa
soon
aa
they
are
• In Government
Hrrtnmt Ilk |he- Xlt||lwfrr
Carollaa University and George Whm en Waai Sixteenth StTOe*.
of aotdter blue northern
California,
Oregon, received. Retailer acceptance is Mlib 1*^*1 x XI.III ss Killlli Htksa h>«
• In Society
Washington University.
Tb* m **te gathered at Mr*.
Waabington, Colorado, Utah and very good and tho trade it con
K.ttnllk •
Mr, and Mr*. Granham have Wbrn’a bom* after tb* ckwlag of
• In Religion
Idaho, and found tho distribution stantly buying to meet the de
thro* children, two boy* and a tho Rita Theater where the re
t h r r in o r 44»:t i i i »iiim t m i iic iii
of Florida canned citnu products mand.
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C*«r l*«rli A i r A f U l b HI.
gtrL Mr. Grantham declared that mainder. ef the even lag waa (goat
repeated la tho trim o
to t * highly satisfactory. DiaCalling on all outlets directly
P f . XV. I* IliihrniMn, I'ailitr
ha la anxious to as* ell members la aa enjoyable manner. Tho
fait bat and ah* war* Bur- triteiUon of individual llama, ac
Hurvl* y Hchnnl. 0 : l i A XI Kfnf if I “The Age o f Doubt”
or
indirectly
Interested
in
canned
of (ho church present neat Bun- guests o f boa or war* preotatad
" accessories. Whit* pompon cording to Boytea, is, grapefruit
R. Xlrk.iv. an |<r r I n I r ml mit I
thamums. In coraaRe, com- seetlona 100 percent, grapefruit citrus products, chiefly wholraal- XIornlitM XV..r«hli. II <•<• x M
day morning fat order U gat ae with a rot #4 f lasts war* by tha
Full (ionpel Tnbemacle
ere, broker*,__ corporate
chain - m rw a p **9tY~Y|»w>‘a YnrYTT?'--- ^
UHLJicr cue turn*.
quointad,. _i_____ _
bnaltroro la behalf af the theater
jute* OH percent, blended Jute* headquarters, super markets and Y m u h E IV tip lM ' X|v*i|n(. 7 •••! |* XI
Sunday'7:15'FrM7
Immodlataly after
smoloyea.
Ml percent, and orange juice 07 retailer*, Boyles found that tho K * ” nlnM XVs»rahi|, t On |* x|
• | •'Safe. Sane, Fundament*!"
.
Lata t a t h e evening^ refreak- ■pay the eoupte loft fo
pcrctnL
outlook for Florida cltrua pro Hu b lr rl • MUra|Mirt«ll»||||♦'*
Rev. George Zlemer, I’aator
STONE
dtng trip to point* In
Inromlny Freshmen
XII.I w » « k
prayrr
Boyle* atatod that the trod* ducts in these market* la bright Wg.1nan.lajr;
M
n.
Milter
traveled.
In
rr* aorved. The** hvHod to
in these an a* feels that tho ad and should show a greatly in inne-l Iiim ; topic. "XI.i M um N.<*irl>
PR E -SC H O O L
H ear Dean Little snjoy tho aacaaten with ths ka
vertising don* by tho Citrus creased movement next season.
Commission is responsible for tho Population of these market* has
aneala worn
NURSERY
GAINESVILLE. Sent. 18 .
Mr. tad Mra. Charn s 8. Hamhigh pteco Florida canned citnu •walled tremendously, in some -C ilia
-WS- . . 1 rr We s . m *
Last Times Today
Opens for tad year,
— Tha hundred-fold axpenaton af rlaon, Ur. a>4 M n . I . A H r o
product! are holding, and It la cases doubled or tripled, duo to
knowledge In the last geomratlon ord. Mr. n d M n. Ekhard Mm
tha general belief that more of tho enlargement of the national
Double Program
G n n d vln .' A y*. R om
Cloland, Mra JaaaH* Bradkam.
thte work would accomplish fur defense Industries. Boytea mad#
9 .to 12 A. M. wMk
ther good results by Increasing 1,280 personal contacts, over 60
columnar Information on lha be percent of these on retail stores.
V4 through 4 yean.
nefits of cmnnsd citrus fruits and
As a result of these call*, 718,000 piece* of display material
for short or foil
Florida canned citnu product* ware ordered and 138 special a r
a n constantly advertised by tfco ranged. Through contacts with
trad* la newspaper aad hand executives of large chain* and
W ITH
bill*, aad through tho distri ba eo-oporatlves, a total of
tjtl
BILL E LI.IQ T____ Sails Ellon^- Do'nald Wooda
tten of tb* commiaaten a display stores a n now participating In
material, point of aala IdanUfi- special Florid*
canned
citrus
rattea, aad tie-Ins v a n created. drive*.
F I N A L M ID N IG H T SHOW
tXo . Aaroad tot Etecida
X special sates promotion aortOF THIS HKASON
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apedal domoaatratteBa arranged
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Demand For Florida Citrus Fruit
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
Chicago University Sells Average
Mortals Ticket To Swank Estate
THE:OLD;HOMEiTOWN
N ew Monthly Safety
* M agazine Published
*»w*d U 5 Me** C*Ui
AW, I .THOUGHT A
By E. L. AI.M Ev
. CHICAGO, Sep!. 13—'/F>— Pe<>.
pie whoso mcor.ir dictates u
\ , wedeSt existence ere getting a
fllmpse of living in the gmnd
manner finco the Univtr.ity of
Chicago acquired Mill l!.-a,l i;n .
dens.
Tho university ha. put down
the welcome mat at tho
00,
000 estate 30 miles north of tie
city, near fathomable Like Kur
il V
Gltei which onco were closed
to alt but select visitors have
been opened to anyone win, wants
to pay thr .price equivalent of
> -*•' movin ticket.
Tho •110-aer-. c«tate, n horticul
turist'* fliy ln n l, was ,1.mated
L IT T L E
TAM PA, Sept.
13— (Special
— Tha Florida Safety Record, a
le w monthly
publication, will
make iU appearance on Sept 27.
A * tWa title Implies, It win bo
devoted to all mattera touching
upon . safety.
Walter Liadaay, editor and publUh.r, and Ralph O. Cookiey,
associate editor, eUte the publlcaSon's policy at telng ‘ dedicated
to the preservation of human
life by dlsermlnatlng
and die*
tributlng educational matter de
signed end calculated to make
Florida a SAFE piece In which
BUBBLE
BATH W O U L P P E P
U P T H O S E B IR D S
OM A
v" - - /
D A Y L IK E
T H IS / .'
j
Unknown'
" •*«'
You mrm hereby rommanifrd and
rwqnirwd * to appear
October 9.
1941. to t\)« bill o( complaint filed
Against you In tha Clr»ult Court In
and f.»r hcmlnul* County. Florida,
by Kvwlyn Conger, the um « being
a suit for divorce
This order shall be published
once each week for four ronitcu*
live weeks ln TIIK HANFOIlD
1IK11AU>, a newspaper published
In Seminole County, iFlorida.
Witness my official rlgnatur*
and the »r«l of said court at Han*
ford. Florida. This Sept *. 111 !
of run ford Florida, ha* ai
and designated W, E. WAfnON, **
Clerk
end
Mr*.
MAHOArtrn
IIAKNC5, Mrs. JKAM R. , A P A * * .
and O. H TOLKM ag I aspectArt f f I
said elecHan. r
The polle will b« open At T:if.
o'clock A. If. on the day o f Adi#
election and closed At laa down
on said date.
IN WITNEJM WllElUaor. I hrfe#
hereunto eet niy lyind aad tb«
seal of the City of Sanford. Florl**
da. on thle llth day •t i l | H V
CA I*. II C R N DUN.
Clerk Circuit Court.
l»>. A
3J W klKKS
Florida.
to rrtc iA L
hi: al .)
l>. C.
(Official Heal)
IF TOUR TASTE DEMANDS
, T H » U i r U fv
. -1
• LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
• W IN E S
Lasker stlpiilntid that the unireriily hold the property f**i ’ v;..
yetrs while It determines w'.< llier
tha *Ma)e
rational use. Thereafter tl«. unireralty may dl<po«e of the eslnte
as it secs fit No dec* -ion has
been announced.
For three weeks in September
and October the gain ‘ it l>
Open for a chrysanthemum dm.v,
featuring acre, of hardy rirnns
developing under the dirretiou
of the university botany its j.:i11
ment.
Tha estate is centered * k n f,0room Frcncl |frnvinnsl '\uim-r
house surrounded by 92 n* |V* of
formal gtuundi nod , i .! lit A
half million dollar* urn th tJ furnlthing*, nioct <f Hum ai.r,v i. ,
BE SURE TO VIST!
SONG
Shaffer To Manage
Orange Show \gain
W I'T K H
tSp.rinl)
ARM T
LAKELAND. Sept. 13-----(fp e
ria l)— A mqrrh written by Har
ry S. Mnyhall, Lakeland High
- ‘ »ol m
music
lie
_____
u*ic
id'rector, wll’
] camp* througnHied; ;..
In .'.__
Army
the ------nation for training purout t..w
pc se«, It wm Ilearned Thursday
*
IIAVEV. S.mt. 13—
A nit-n
f( .qh,f.
FOR
N I C K ’S
Package Store
"T H A T H A N D Y
Tho production of rr
In Canada In IR41 I**
At 2,276.400 gallon*.
in \ x » : r g .
IK tlu rrilY
N E W DODGER
le g a l
Dg?ld*Anlrr and was rni i ipdi d
In 1927. home nf its wall \v. rc
Imported from France. The splen
dor of tho manor hnu<n is mileli*
i
cd by that of it. surrounding..
Here am some rf the items:
I- - A topiary (landscape) garden
I
of dwarf Chines.- .-Im« rut in
l*\ VtHoua animal, human and gr»t metric deal,ns—chairs, rpir ls,
bolls.
eh7tk.-ns,
scjulrivls nn-l
dancing girl*.
f~.
A eutlhig gor>len—•ouire of
7
freshly cut flowers, the mad
am** garden In whirl, flower*
:.
bloom according to the seBnon;
\
n sun dial Burden where tie
«n il»> :il IIV
T o- Chavlea II- t ir . y n r . t o n * " ; ;
tin Htr..t, Pan Antonio,
? “ 0u",o,r t '2 ^ V . t
rml.
D**«
ft.nforit
nrlntcd
Notices nf n p'l'.Ue tx-utinfr
he held by the hoard ween pu'i
lishe.l last week. Th<* crun't
agent, county h-inin demonelrulion agent, form see irlty ad
ministration supervisor. |o- il toThe show, e.tnblished three sRnre, buihlinv nm| loan *.ff>.
year* ago, I* one nf the biggest --l.il i, bank official:, mid civic
events of thn year for Trenton. Irnd.-ra hnv" he,n Invite*! tr ntrenter nf a section which pro- tend the hearings. Tho Governor
duces **me ( • the finest pork has advised the chairmen of the
in the south. Hundred* of form- Imardc that the St.to housing
ers, buyers, and olh-ra ntteod emrdinator will nllend the meet• Co-Maker
the fhnwe. ererf year, hear ,tnlk*| Ing to explain thu entire pro*
by nyrictilfttral teodars, l«%k »Vor gram.
• Automobile
the hogs In exhibit, and discus* | yor „ Counlv to benefit by
pork production with each other. Ithw USHA-aldetl rtirnl housing
M ODERN
1program, IT I* pecrsiary that the
county eemmlsslrners adopt cerF IN A N C E CO.
tain rernlutlon* to com-Iv with
tha rural
housing
nutlmritlr*
law, enacted at thn 19 tt scs.l n
of tho Legislature.
After this formal aetinn
to
comply with tho legal require*
ments, and upon thn reerp.mm*
dallon r f the heard nf county
FRBB DEL1VEUT —PIIONB M0
v/.a
commissioner*, the governor will
oem e
npprlnt one person from each
of theso counties a* a rowmla*
loa W. FIRST STREET
aloner of tha Central Kluridn aubatandard home* or achoula or Inrasion To Conie
»h» 5 ka at annual renUU within
Surprise, Nazis Say
thvlr ability to pay.
A ftgr tha appointment of Hit
romnilMloner* o f the Authurlty,DE1U.IH, Bept. i » - ( / r ) - E h » .
th.y will then moot and *elect Uhd will b* Invaded " t t a time
a chairman, who may then for. and in a manner which Uw EngWE H AVE a meet complcta Una
ro*lly apply fer tha tamurhlng.
o f bh ‘
* py H ^ .K * !*
M 4 * 8 B » » T O V E 3 ,E T C . ----- __ed. oeneral era, .iharecropper*. tenant* and thority will maka a aurvay o f tha
! OIL M to »35. a elec. »25
repairing. Joo Mo,a Bleyclr and rural wage worker*, to bo rent 18 enuntiea and preparo an ap
« - NO. 1 gasotlao tablo top
Rapalr Hhop, 308 Sanford Avo., ed to rural famlllea of vary law plication to tho US1IA fo r a loan
taago, 1 elty gma. It wood
Phone 102.
Income, 'who art now ceeupylng contract which la to ba avproved
|M ie* |8 up, i k*ro«eno r*.
by tho Praaldent
(rto., 1 alec, water heater 810.
Oil 6 wood hearten. Hurry H E L P W A N T E D
for bargain*.
..Gretn'i Fueb Ga* Henrico
MAN W ITH truck wanted to
WAjfHBnff.SON
.Aeroaa From P o d Office
irodueta on
handle bal
HfifS SUdHTW I 7T20UTLS
H M U r iO O N A
“
“
w iu s r s v o u 1
—
Ircia
Bog
W,
Jobbing hatls.
ROSE nUSHES— 10 fer |1
TANTHEOlDBa
w w r w a c r io saI
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NON,
MfLHoaCTT.
Herald.
v#T Blooming. Order
now.
I H O B / J --------7
.yanr, field-grown. Bargtln of.
hr with fra* ro*e*. Send for
■ii folder NOW! Tytex Ihn.
anerlo*. Dapt. No. 38, Tyler
ROSE COURT J
room*, furnlehed.
•Ira, Ideal for imalt
WeitlnghouM 180k
araro cooler
waa FURNISHED APT. Uehu
water furnlehed. 611 W, l»L
10 ,nnw -130.SO with S 1-2
guarantee. Coma to Wal. Wilcox. Ine., 70 F~ Cen- PURN.
k bal
n Orlando. A ik for Jack
■JL- • Signature
Furniture
County, Florida, thl* tha 3uth
day nf Auguat. A. P. 1941.
». r. IIICRNDOff. •
Clerk of the above* Court.
. Ily: A. II. WKKK9, V, C.
(Official Heal )
MRfJAL
.c,- MARTIN
I’ l.iIn11ff'e Attorney
InW
O ..M -
,
It !• Further Ord#r«d that
Votlr# b « publlahed unra a
;.,r fou r r«»na#rutlvu
THf'NTON. Sept.
13- f/H—
I Ks-mers " f Gilchrist, I.evy an-l
I other rnuntles in th's section
|nr.- now getting their fines*, tm-rs
|ready for the Gulf Co-rncra'lvn
j ling show to be held hire Oct.
N.. |lr:»>ikl)tt, N'rw York.
It I* btrrhjr ofdwred that
you
o r * rr«|utrr«| to appear on tha (th
<Uy of October. A l». 1)11. bafora
tl - above rntltlrel Court. In lh •
Ittll of (Vimpl.ilnt filed agalnnt you
In the* above entitle.I ratiae; and
tha "Hanfnnl Herald** la haraby da•sin4n.it*.I aa tho
nwwapaper In
^ hlch thle order *»hall be* pub*
llahe*! nn«*a a week for four con*
ewtitlv*. week*.
U'ltiiM a n o hand and veal nf
thla Court at
Sanford,
Batnlnola
tt tlr.a o ry . llst.n dsn t
M i r to
Hill *t Complaint IR^d
w l l n OB o r » ..fo r . IhaLltOla D a r
In ttetohsr. I l l ' , which Is OeloD.r
«th. anal, or a doersa pro contssso
will b« ••ter#d
Hopr Show Will Re
Held In Trenton
ll.ra ld .
and
a
pub\l*h*<!
w r**'<
th*
In Banforv*
SImmoU rooS.v. 0. . 1. or Florid*
Dona and Ordurrd
*t
Fjinfnrd.
Hominol# Couoty, F lo rid *, thto •">
" »
° ' ■*F».»V*r.p‘ »VIK „ HDo M
Clerk, Circuit C ourt Bvmlnole
County. Florid*.
(OttlcU l Hsal.)____________
woticw
or
«A m u e i »**•"„
NOTtCB I * n r t i r n v
o iv r .N
.hst pursa.nt to final d « r . s snt.rod by tho circu it C oarl o f * • “ '*
nolo County, riorhfc. In rh»l\esry,
on lh* Uh day o f S»ptembsr. I » H .
In that
'I " *
tng wherein
ll.illT .IA O B
C O lU ^rn A T K )N • la
p lain tiff and H- E ..Ill-M K t> t, and
Sanford P a iflf
& Class Co,
Fa
An
ETTA KETT
8 ACRES tiled ground in fine eon*
ditlon. Raymond N. Echatl,' RL
1, Box 08 Eait flnford.
•
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IT U . TAKE
SCOUT
in t
s t y h n
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HIADQUARTIiS 1
SEMINOLE COUNTY
BOARD OF REALTORS
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
Classified Advertisements
a K iH IC K
Tli* Hint# of Florida;
To Arthur 8 Davlna, 111 Av#nu«
. I S * * ^ 08 V *»o
t.l>J Sfbxt
F0OOKWW
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BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
D E V IN S . I’lalntlff.
VH.
A ItTlll'Il H. PRV1NH, IWendant,
n o t ic e s
P e e r 's , *
wufireiu.
CoA'.e IM
ft.
y home A
Income
Btore, filling it*lion,
ry, .boor* 18 minuter
lanfhid. Coil mo over
N «t offer take* alb
PI TTSBURGH
PAI NTS
IN T lir . f in e L IT r o i ’R T IN A 9 D
FOIt ir . k l \ O l . K COt’ A T T , I I
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Real Estate la a real profeaelon— You eaa have Ua «i>
most confidence when yon buy and aall through
*
REALTORS
Bayard Realty ,Co.
, * W alter L . C oaler
Coldough Realty Co,
H. C. DuBos9 '
A . P. Connelly & Sons E. F. 1£ m •
Sa l e s m e n
Raymond M. Ball
Howard F a r illt
By PAU L ROBINSON
G O T H C N M i vsws/-
LUCS u— K SCHOOL S H U T J0U2HALBM?!----------
�►AY,' SEPTEMBER 13, 1911
PAGE FI V h
T IT R H A N F O R D H
• '
A Tr*ir| dfAcrlln tl as a ca r g o linor of lh*
attack on shipping In Rottrnlam hnrL
tomb hat missed, throwing up a plume
! I:
• «t • n
I«\.1.:» til actir.
• hi of lh#
r I’ r\ •. h«»r ban(
i «• |•.1r11*«| for f
II
a
o r r h n t r a cn
• liaiii v. |i| liini i k i ^
v • a«I m|.» I r picturi
rhi’i wcrj
u .Mii« i :i r.' •»,
aK ?-
itin. Barm Delano RooaertU, who once opposed her only son’s entrance
Into politic* but livid to see him fleeted President of the United States
three times, died at the Roosevelt ancestral home in Hyde Park, N. Y.,
I t the age of 80. Top left she is shown (center, standing) with her (our
sUters In 188S. Beside her (right) la Katherine, now Mrs. Trice Collier,
JKiy surviving sister. Top centtr, she and her son read congratulatory
Messages after his 19)0 reelection. Top right, her baby, Franklin, wns
A n a months old whan »ha held him for this lHaJ photo. Lower led.
Hyde Park cemetery, whrra »h« Is being lnh| tr> rest beside Mi,’ grave
(right) of hi r husband, James. At left is the grave of the I’ i .. lint's
grandmother. Mrs. Ilcbccca It. Roosevelt. In background. M. Jumci
Episcopal Church, scene of the funeral servhn. I.n»vr light, OltUvf
James Kesainger dips tho flag on the Senate Ollico Building in \V»*h.
ington. Tho Hag had been at half-stalf In homr of the late Represent i>
ti*o Edward Taylnr, of Colorado. Mrs. Boon veil died uf an acute circalatpry collapse, which was ascribed to her advanced age.
i«£ r > c
Ales Wheeler Hill (left, front) and Joseph A. Klein, lead defendants
•ut of tourtroom in New York when* they went on trial rharjrril^with
telling mllllsry secrets to Germany. They are making the " V foe
victory sign, but wouldn’t revent whether limy meant n Itriti h or Nasi
victory. UUi has pleaded guilty to tho charges; Klein has noL
J iy ■e
f!OVAYA\
k IcMLYA
I
Angel,-1; rcfyitlyTlnmcn Miss America,
I. r preltn <t m ihn n u ll New York, minus
• a neat plaid ml. Still pretty, ch?
was charged In Federal 6
York City, with Impcraj
U. B. oWter and fisuda
talnlng 810.000. Clalminj
Inventor, tilers declare! 1
vented a gaa capable 4
entire armies to 4
GREAT
BRITAIN,
IEWF0UNDLAND
\^rC
Arrow llna Indicates the 1,150-mile route o f the Alliud expedition which
raided Norwegian Hpitxbcrgvn (A ) to prevent arlture by Hermans
eovetlng its rich coal mines. Spitsbergen Is 500 miles from the tip of
B e r t ay, 760 miles from tho North Pule. The mince were wrecked.
HL ol ClfltM L
o af
k i r n M ; j r t u aii
lav
Popular
"Ych, y o u !... Pull over lo the curb!'’ This minion of lha
A llf#
Hlrts Batista
ir af tho
shown al
• for her
id Oliver,
Iflria Bslists, 14, dai
President rulgtncio B
Cuba,- arrives at Miami
vans, on route to Fhlla
enter a private school.
accumpai
Uh’t selling tickets to tho Folkamta’a Hall In this shot.
Photography tnagat|ne’s “ Pkiuru uf the Month,’’ containing action
aad cxprc’ ihn lately compress* | Into a
facial claeeup. . .
Typical
t i (he cup on (ho center? Actually ha’s an actor, and hla
was.a hotel roof wheta photographer C. W. Booth poaod him, O*.,
dvr Ideal lighting conditions, for this fin* facisl study,
!
J. J f l
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SATURDAY,
University Sells Average
A* ' ...B y E. L. AI.MEN
< » CHICAGO, Kept. 13— <>P)— Pro; P " t y o QM rneome dictates n
■ " ! ? * " * •**?**nf ° ,r * fcW n * »
- gllmpao of living In the gian.l
■rninicr tlnce tha Uolvcnlty of
CWaiyo acquired Mill Hoad Gar.
Mw.
Tha unlvaraity haa put down
tha welcome mat at the |;!^00,000 Mtata .10 nilloa north of Usj
el^r, near 'fathiorutbla Lake For,
may be read.
Fifty-alt acres of farm land,
00 acred of wMded land.
A 178 acre 13-hole golf court*
5hlch Hobby Jones and Gene
irazen have railed one of tbo
best In the nation.
Approximately air
mile* of
clipped hedge* ranging from one
to 31 feet in height
Hundreda of geranium tree*
I I to IS year* old and eight to
nine feet 'tlgh j acorcs of espal• Galea which once were cloned lered (trained) tree*. .
to all but select vL-.itorj havo
GrccnhoRe-cultivatcd fit* and
been opened to nnyone who want* grope*, peaches and nectarine s
, j.to_pay. lie pric* aqaicaitml aj.
a movie ticket. *
lub< rn 'ii-r^ n i
begonii*,, and
• ■ T h a 410-aere rotate, n h»rt!cul- large hanging basket* of fuehalae;
turltl’a ftirylnnd, wav donated
A floodlighted swimming pool
to tha university 4y Albert I), bordered by statuary and shrub*.
laaker, former chairman of tha
Rath hnttje* that look llko
board of Lord tc Thnmn* adver small home*, and gatekeeper’a
tising agency and once Chairman ami superintendent’a lodges which
o f the 0. 8. Shipping Gourd.
would spoear pretentious in an
Laaker •tlpuInUd that the uni- other setting.
verally hold the property for too
An nir-rondltlnned
recreation
yofra while it determine* wbelher building with sound movio equip
the estate ran be put In an cdu- ment and about 23
luxurious
rational use. Th'rcaftcr the unl- chain,—called “ the mo*t expenfdralty may dispose of the evtnlo tlre movie per chair in exis
aa It ace* fit. No decision haa tence.”
breif announce!.
For thrro week* In September
and .October the irate* will be
.Shaffer To Manage
open for a chrysanthemum nhow,
featuring acr** of harjy nlrniua
Orange Show Again
' developing under tho dirretimi
, of tko university botany department.
Tha oatate Is centered 'ey a (0- i
-room French |ft-ovlnrial iivinor
hooaa aurrounded by 02 acre* of
formal ground* and gsrdi nv. A
•half million dollars worth of fur-
Shaffer la now hamilinq
fivljiun p^lhm-l tlrfrniic n
sitiorW In New York hnt *1*
touch with Festival official* and
I* wrrklng
out
—
.. plan* prl-r - to
hi* arrival hert* In D»remher.
Snlvcly said that Shaffer I*
planning certain Improvement*
which will put greater cmnhaais
imon the Idea of a "comnletn
eltrua show.” centering around
tbo visit of 2 P00 members of
tho National United Fruit and
Ve<~»tablo Association during the
week.
A W , | J W O U fS H T A
up
1 L
to, $300
* Signature
B l * Furniture
*V'8£TUI
florid * Safety Uncord, *
nr monthly
publication. will
» IL appearance on Swpt. 27.
thto thla ImpHex, It win b«
rted to all matters touching
L IT T L E B U B B L E
BATH W O U LD P E P
U P T H O S E B IR D S
OH A
v— r
D A Y L IK E
t h is
ralter Uadaar, editor And pu-
//
Unknow n!
o f Banfnnt Florida. U l ai
Ton a rs b a r . b r n m m a a A d and and designated W . E. W A T
M r..
M AI
r e q u i r e d 't o appear .October I. Clark '■'and
A t
l l i l , to tgo bill e l complaint (Had HAUNKB, M r . J E A N
ogalaat yog In tha Clrtult Court (a and O. H. TOLKIt a * loop*
*
~ r
and to* Hemlnole County. F lorida, M id alactlan.
Tha polla w ill b f open a t T l l f .
by Evelyn Cnnaar, tha t a n a b a la «
o'clock A. bf. on the d ay a f g f i i *
a ault for divorce.
Thla order .b a ll be published alactlnn and d oaad a t a a a d a w a .
'
once each week for four conaecu- on aald data.
IN W IT N E S S W H U U D O r . 1 M r a live waaka In T IIK
BA N FU H lt
aad
th a„
1IC R A Lit, a new rpaper pobllahed her.unto aat my ha ad
aeal o f tha City of Saaford. H a r t a l
la Seminole County, iF lorida
W lln eaa my offlo itl
rlrn a t o r.
i f i i ? " ,h U
,,u
* * • Xw* * * < '
and the aeal o f aald c ourt nt BunW . a TTTTJ.
ford. Florida. TUI* Sept. t. m l .
Ar Mayor af tha City o f Santerd,',
AuoclaU editor, sUta the publics*
tton’a policy aa being “ dedicated
to the preservation of human
Ufa by disseminating
and dia*
trlbuting educational nutter ddMgned and calculated to make
Florida a SAFE place In wfcJch
Florida.
(O F F IC IA L B E A L )
IF TOOK T A S T * DKMAMCft
• W IN E S
sicwrv U M s m ‘.
»M
ist T im r m r e r r c o i'iiT i s a n d
. FOIt S R M Ik O U l COL'S T Y , Ik
‘
CIIAkCRIXT.
D O ItirrilT O E V IN g , Plalatlft,
N E W DODGER
le g a l
b e a t 's ,
wMfgeiu*
CoMC l>4 '
. HAM i t .
VB.
n o t ic e s
Annum
n. d e v i n b . D «(*n d aa t,
oui>s:it o r
assstvscia
The P la t , o f Fiorldai
H A TliR nA T
T o Arthur A UevliM, 411 A rtn u *
N . ItriMhlyn, N rw Turk.
It l , h .r .b y o r d .r.d that yen
n r . r.quir*<t lu appear on th ,'4 th
day of October, A D. l t l l . before
111* ahava .n tltl-d Court, tn Ih#
ttlll nf Cnmptalnt riled agalnat yoq
In lha abova antltlad rauaa; and
tha "Sanford H erald" la htraby d aalnnrustrd aa th«
nawapatwr tn
which thla order ahall
ha pubHatred onca a w eak for four «o n • aaiittva w a c h a ----------------W llneaa my band and aeal at
thla Court at Banfard.
Bemlaole
County. Florida,
thla
Ih ,
10th
day ul Augual, A. D. 1141.
O P. IIEIIN O O N .
Clark nf tho above C o u rt
Ily: A. >1. W U K K a. D, C.
(O fficial Baal )
M A R T IN B E llA L
r i a l n l l f f a A llornay
>
.• • jg S P w tK S S K
I it
•VIP
OREOOnT,
Dafan*
d* nl'
n iT on rB
w o n cal o r r c s u e * * *
In T h a H am *
. u ^ S K S j f 6-.
V,
? "****> i M M M
texAFAUtOFf,-;
zwliSVs '*******
Of
of
Tha
■ x Z ^ h a r ia a II. O rs a o rr. 1***
lilt Btraat. Ban Antoato.
D «x a r
f.0 u ‘ J r t « U ^ t k a t yo u , 0 .a r la a
: i . \ l “ « « r y . u a f.a a a a s k a ra la ; an
vs*?::\
'iiai "ȣ
In OelobSr. t i l l , w h ich la October
a"m j i l L a r i daaraa prts eaaf.aaa
w in ha entarad
,t i,
t l la Fw rth*r ointerad that lltla
Mellea ha pabllabad o i k s »
for fo u r enn»«etlllva w eaha In lh a
printed* aJd *p a h il»h e 2
TRTNTON. RepL
13—C«*)—
Fv*wcr» of Gilchrist, Levy, and
other countie* in this section
are now getting their finest hogs
ready for the Gulf Oo-cperaMvo
Hog those to be held here Oct.
0.
! The show, established three
‘ years ago, la one of tha biggest
event* o f tha year for Trenton,
renter o f a section which pro
duce* acme r* tho flnast pork
k tvrtrti o r
spkcm l
K Lxm os
NOTICK IS IIK H E IIY
O IV R N
that a apaalal election w ill ha held
tn lha L'Uy nf Sanford, Florida, at
lha C llv H a ll a f uild City on lha
third Tuaaday tn Haplambar, I f f )
lira earn* being lha ttth d ay of
Naptembtr. 1*11, for tha purpoM of
■ uhm lltlng tu lha qualified aleclor,
of aald C lly aa daflnAl by Chap
ter I I .H I . No
t i l l . Ilnurs Dill
No. 1174, tha following qveallon:
Shall lha M ayor and lha
Mambara of Iho C lly Commlaalon or iho City of SaBford,
' Florida, bo alaclad for a term
o f two ro a r* hy ’ tho duly
In*J/nf*onl
Haalnola Couaty. F } * j i , u ' ,h U * ,h '
uay a f B e p t e »h .r .pl . l l . i5nHDON
C la rk . C lra o lt TNnsrl Baadnol#
C o u a ty, F lo rid a .
BanfurA
Florida,
In
ictfir*
d s s ra with lha provlaloas of
an A C T pa*M d by ih a T^gtalaiuro of lha B u t * af Florida
la l t l l .
Tho City Commission a f lha City
October,
United
S ta te s' mast valuable fish,
ery fro m tho standpoint o f env
ploym ent.
si'ffli
bidder fa r
■i,
s s ^ w s r s ir f
ClassiHed Advertisements
•wiaswtvou L-
nrl,
tax iioor, <
A bath. 118 Magnolia.
nd In fine eon*
N. BehaaI,* R t
,*i . \-
\
,,fT * " * r t l e ? A » M
► A lK T fT Y U N # \
H lA D Q U A R T n tf*
SEMINOLE COUNTY
» r
rash, lh a follow in g da-
FBBB DKL1VBUY — PHONE
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
_
a.
W M t 'i l a l t C W H ) o f iha
clnt ona parson from each
three counties as a commie*
aloner of tha Central Florida
_______
Rational Housing Authority. Tha
appointees win organlie
thin
o"rganlta and thtn
apply to tho United States Hous{r
_ Authority ffor
: : rnn
* earinarklng
Ing
o f" the isoo^no, which was al
it May for the cm*
located last
WE H AVE a meat complete Una atructlon and operation of 2St»
low coat rural lomea fo r firmera, . sharecropper*, tenants and
M«|M
__
ed to rural families o f vory low plication to Uto Uflil
•* * e,,» ***.
n wood
Phono 10$.
Income, 'who are now ccoupylng contract which la to
H I? UP. I kerosana .jw
by tho ProeldenL
►t aide, water heater $10.
a wood hearters. Hurry HELP WANTED
bargain*.
an’a Fuat Gas Earvlca
MAN W ITH truck wanted t#
00* From Post Offlea
M ANOM SS I
WAirHEoa,
hand!* bakery product* on
WHILE’ I GO If
Jabbing basis. Address Box W,
tanthbcxd
NON,Ma.HOOS7T.
• V •
■t H ioe/r—
Sanford Palftl
& Glass Co,
iMotion* a
s s n r & « js& sr& £.‘
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
un.'s.
•-
* r > W H A N D Y M AAL
.BlfcD.ivOIVHRV .
•
FURNISHED^ APT. light.
*
water, furbished. $1$ W. l* L
•
• SCOTCHES
M e e t i n g s Called
i For Consideration
Of Housing Plan
ROSE COURT A]
rooms, fumlahtd. 1
T H E KM T ] H
•^LIQUORS
• Co-Maker
• Automobile
M ODERN
F IN A N C E CO.
A
(O fficial Beal)
-
H og Show W ill Re
Held In Trenton
11
f W M onthly Safety
M agazine Pubfahcd
TH^OLD'HOMEiTOWN)
the K art H a lf ( E H ) *7 lh a
Boathwaal Q uarter
l* W
|dl
ad tha g a w U w e .1 Q uartae (8 w
1.4) ad. Baettea T v r s a iy n la a
rL rS a 'L -v is s ;
Bate "prwparty’ h f ^ a Bold to a atlafr
lha terms a f aald fin al *dearM aad
sohlaat fa tc neat a s r t a s a s la iha
I
BOARD OF REALTORS
Rm I Estate If a m l profession— Yoa can k a rt tk « aid {
Most confidence when yoa boy sad s a il through
REALTORS
Bayard Realty Co. . W al
Colclough Realty Co,
H.
A . P. Connelly & Sons E. F. i j n ^
. SALESMEN
Raymond M, Ball
Howard F avilk
P H I M lfj.
(SOTWCNMYVBNS/-
«T 1 3 M («X
A C H A M C T M P S R S r*
—' uks — *■
JOWNAUSMfi
�•or T * «
1f
“ TJ
T m ? S A N F O R D HI
Ann Sotlirrn
R
• •( "\ii.My divergent scUtmi L* Ann Sodium of thi
l' H in'I ling. r Pryor, her bant
I mI r hubs lid, tune parted for I
i I «ip nation. tin orchestra eiv
S' i n * i •« have kept hint away
f. i i i:.il!t vvoo.l w|n|.. her picturt
vvoikhavh l.l heritors. They \rer|
inartieil m IPod.
A reucl described as a cargo liner of Ihr \
.I nn class is the tai e
• dark on shipping In Rotterdam harbor l eft, n Itlcnhrim bon I
bomb haa m illed, throwing up a plume *f water, lint the nevt ii
worthlt'ii to the tierniani.
tooamlt, who one* opposed her only son’s entrsne*
id (o 0*0 Urn sleeted President of tho United States
Ut* Roost volt ancestral boma in llydo Park, N. Y..
} loft sbt Is shown (cottier, standing) with her (our
da ber'(rlght) Is Ktthcrlne, now Mrs. Price Collier,
r. Top center, oh* and her ton read congratulatory
I9M mlectlon. Top right, her baby, Kranklin, was
bon tha hold bins tor this 18S2 photo. Lower left.
!
flydo Park cemetery, whera lha Ii being Isl.) to reit beside the grave
(right) of her huibaml, Jamei. At left Ii the grate of the President's
grandmother, Mr*. Rebecca It. RooieeclL In background, M. Junws
Episcopal Church, iceno of tha funeral lervite*. Lower right, Oflic.it
James Kesslngcr dip* tha flag on tha Seoato-fjflin! Uujlding in Wash
ington. The Hag had been at half-atafl tn honor of tho late Represcntatire Edward Taylor, of Colorado. Mrs. Roosevelt died of an acuta clreulatory collapse, which was ascribed to ber aJvtnccd age.
MOVAVAv
kTEMlYA
k»w s*zaa5LLJSa
It mu ary IaT P Tvnt hc ,J tm A ngrli-V, rcrrntly chosen His* America,
lii Ii ut Atlnntic City, I .'ki h r prettiest ns the visits New York, tnlnuo
bathing cult, '.us a neat pluid suit. Still prutty, eh*
Philip del Fungo Olont, Util man
was charged In Fsdsral C f u t Nsw
York City, with impcrsfnmtlng a
U. 8. oflicer and ftaudiftnUy oh*
Coining 910,000. Claimlni to bo an
Inventor, Olera deelarsdk* haa In
vented a gae tapabla U putting
tit Hr* araioo to wma.
GREAT
BRITAIN,
am of mono* on tho road between Ontario and Sudbury, Canada,
tram In U f region and Vallsnrt urt says Ut* trotters ran beat
tto moose when they were very small and gradually broke them
►^
x
a tho 14<0-mile routo of the Allied expedition which
BpItiWrgtn (A ) to prevent aeisura by Otrmana
al mines. Spitsbergen U 900 miles from tbs tin of
from lb* North Pul*. Tbs mines were wrecked.
“ Yeb, y o u !. . . Pull over lo the cuib!'* This minion o f tho law
isn't sailing tickets t»i tho
P diccn.tu’s Dali in this shot, Popular '
Photography inagai|n«'s “ Picture o f the Month," containing action u '
and o p ru sh n lately cco|irn n |
Into a facial cloeeup. . . Xypknl
jT
t ( tha (tip on tho ccraur? Actually ha's an actor,. m 4 hks “ h O p A e Q
was a hotel roof where photographer C. W. Booth posed him, M w/i
r . » . . __ • _ . „
.
...
„
,
Ideal lighting conditions, foe **■!» i t u r »»i«i
�i
1
T (.‘ •
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-' ~ 5?
3?J*r
5 8 5 3 5 5 P .PACK FOUR
THE HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD, rLO RUM t
Chicago University Sells Average
Mortals Ticket To Swank Estate
-■ ■
Magazine Published
TAM PA, Sept.
I3-(Spccial
Florida Safety Record, n
new monthly
publication, will
make itA appearance on Sept. 27.
A f tbi* title implies, It will be
devoted to all matters touching
upon safety.
Walter Undaay^ editor and publither, ami Ralph (». Cooksey,
associate editor, stite the publica
tion* policy as teing -dedicated
to the preservation
of human
life by disseminating
and dis
tributing educational matter de
signed and calculated to make
Florida a SAFE place in mhlch
to IHre.
•macsvim* in not support
ed i»y or connected with any or
ganization «.f any kind whatso
ever," says Lindsay, and **its
editorial policy Is fearless, im
partial and independent. It is not
subject to bias nr influence iif
any individual, business firm '*r
organization because we value
human life stove selfish, com
mercial interests."
Editorial anil business offi® •«
are located in the Itu.s Station
Ruilding, Tampa.
Uy E. I.. A l.lii .»
c n iC A c o . •.,,
i!
c,
pi® Whose mcoi ie
in to'
modest exliteme ate J'■tt,nj.
glimpse of llvin.- ti, n,. .
manner rlncc II,.- L'm... ,i>
Chicago DoiuirtiJ Jklul |: , i t
drhs.
The university has p-i<
the wclrane- n,a' at tli>, ti i,
000 estate :o
„,.ti , . ' ,
city. near fashionable I .1. !
— Tha
it*.
f*
.
Gales uhirh . n
to nil hut •- I- t
been opi-ni-l ... .inj
to
pay
th..
of*-.,
C'lUl V.1»* (II
a movio tirl.it.
The III! ••
. >
turlat'i f-i ; I • I.
I . 1 to the mi.•
1 aslii- r, (urnhi rli:«
toir-l of I oi’l r- i
ti«ing n^nicy .m I •
,
v e rslly hnlil tin- | ,. ,
jretrs while it -I i
Ih® estate ran I- i -* t
rat ion al n r
II r if
ve rslly may <1 |.„
r
ns it sees |tl s
been announced
For
three
.1 11
SONG
v..t .
n
form al
b
P
gi tilin'! •
c ia l)—
.,y S
School
r. -v v* 11 (,
m.«|
>1 IV .
H will
I..-
I. 1.1
nr®* aom<* »-f fho
of ifw a rf
dial
This m<Ur ■h 4 11 l>** puhl -h®«!
iinr* r,i t li w i » k f#»r f »ur rnn®rru1 1 VH.-. k f
I>| r i l K
HANFOIIII
l i c i t A l l ». * ii®*w«p4 |»cr pul»ll*l.«-«l
in
In s**mii»®*i®»
H®®mlliol«* i.u
1‘wUnly,
um y. iirnuri«i.i
k*lorl<l
\V|tn®«*
il Hi r»* in |l-ri min r.
f .^piT in li—
\i *•
1h A r*H cif
to 1.0 III |.| tft,
15, havi® l»« **i r.
r 9r**r S '*- - i l l
•** v '* 1 'nt®*ring
i m k ' i ii I
■M cr rr'«®'l*it •* *
*.f ? nnu ntof'd** • **r
*n*®| l'*i*ti*®| Fru*t :i®**l f V n 'm l f !• » t.f.
Aiitlm r* v »t
A *«*ci.ilion dill up* I h'*
f ’ ilriM , fk*S i .
j Liri»|**# Ir>.Ii .i
•'Mil
. .»
I h:»l
S!»*lf f' r
I®
•®*r*:» n impim* o**nt«
II 1 lit greufr-i* * *i *>H®i«*s
W»* 1 »»f n "«-*.ir»d* * •
Will lit'
v■•iiUlHopr Show
Held In Trenton
.her • "
time In 57 citu s of ''•••
■. k
OANS
up to. $300
• Signature
M e e t i n g s Called
For Consideration
A i . W DODGER
- J By Jack Sordi
:—
t
»
i\
|
TIM' T(»N. Sept.
It
• **f f*ilrliri.At, I
•minlir* i»l tb»
v g o lfin g tF••lr fi.
f**r the fjiilf r .i
-how t'i he held h To Oct
The -how.
e<tnldi<hed
Ih fer
ynnrs ngo, is n n e r»f the higtfr^t
. Mnrion,
.
\
\f»
. J * * 1* * wlU- f f \j%fo
* i*J Sftrtj fN Woota-fd '
— iMiit.-fitir sea fM
tie c&KoAuurr ~
aiw avi ea
r**rao o j cot
' CDvWl
\<s t e z m e s
| f)r> n g c
p in
lih d k . St.
| ,
|>lirnt#r. in
•ir.Li
Aon
|. U nnUred «h«t
!t
tlr.eory.
yuu.
n.t.n rtjni
WfciKKS
l> C
T*'i
-t
1!
*
IN S) lTStZiiH WIIK1LWOF. I hSvo
h r r n in li i * r i
tny Ivsnd
and
tha _
• e.il *.f thr <*lty o f Hanford. K l o r l - w
mr
I f t h day o f Attgast. .
•• • •>n thla
1911
w
OP
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IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS
f i .o
l iq u o r s
SCOTCHES
W IN E S
BE SURE TO VISIT
N I C K ’S
Package Store
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thla Court at H.infor*|,
N^m'nola
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M I* I I K I I N D O N .
I ’ l i l k » f thr ;•le•*V*• (*..t|rt
II® \ '» W K K K U . » ‘ C.
•• •rrt. i.ii s.-ui i
M \ll I IN HK«1 \l.
I 'l . t i i i i i f r * All**rf»»jr
N ivrn ii
»(* »if ih.i vi>®r fur Trent"®
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the
fine.t
perk
hiM a*!vi«< I th>* i'l l * **’. tt *»•* *h
l® Furniture
i in tie* ninth. Hundred* of fitrm- h oard * that tho Si *t»* h»» 1 n**
;m u 1 nth t h
cr nrdinatoi* w ill uttrn ' tj*. » • « *
|. i *. Imyer
• Co-Maker
rv year. h«*nr tnlk«J ing to cxphiiti the *u
t*i>.
i tie diinv i
1.v nTriclllti'ml le*d,-r*. 1"%I
gram.
• Automobile
ltie hoir* In exhibit, nnd di-riim
Fur n Counlv l*> n*n *• i»y
irsil V-»idrt| rltll'l hondtHt
M ODERN
- I port* protluetlun with each other. tilt*
program. If li nrr*»*4«nr\ thi* tile
I The evnfer indu«liv fiirtiM the county ec mmlaaii nrr« n*' . r**rF IN A N C E CO.
|fnite l Stale*’ mn*l vnhmbln fi*h- tnln revolution' to c nt I / with
n i l f . t ' l l O . F I . o il III ' .
homing
aittli«*ritica
f. C li ATIt A l.
1*110 A II tH.1T levy from the standpoint of cm the rural
|ployment.
law, <®nai'tcd n» Die p »» | ( - i n
o f tho Id*gi'f,ttiire.
After thiv formal nrtUn
t.i
CdtCAflo CUB SCHJmfA*y
comply with the legal r*>ouir''> ria rld a. t o - w l t ;
BTAldRP b
BY
BaanKiVW
* OBTAirito
v tTUB
h b BOaota<M
T h . W ® * t l l » l f ( W J I J or t h .
rnmtv, and upon tho r**r»p®»r#nDoPGekLr BY nae WA* e *
NorthK ».l Half (KH> nt th* No
dnthm r f the hoard of »• *nnty
..
FKBB DKI.IVBKY— PHONE W«0
G olTTB- T o A e if
f ‘TUtM
-THtut u6 -n ig io < *
w.st Quarter |NW I-*) nl th®
commiv'loncm, the governor will
8oulhw®»t Quarts* (HW J-4» '
9 fM 1 K A OKNC For . TVltf Pc>l*u*tr
app* Int nno permn from c »cS
and ths W*st Ustr tW>() nf |
th® Kaat Half (KH* or Ih®
of thr«e counties i\' •' r®*r«i»tUHouthWMt Quarter IHW I -«»
10.4 W. FIRST STRUCT
•loner of the Central Florida substandard home* or school® or Invasion To Come A s
nr
th® Mouthwaal Qusrtar (HW
Region'll llotiaing .d\iithnrt#«* The shnrk® at annual rental® within
of IlMtlon Twenty-nln® I
Surprise, N azis Say 1-1)
•ppolntrva will organixo an d then their ability to pay.
( » ) . Township Nln*t*sn tl*) J
After the Nppc.inlment o f Ih®
Mouth, liana* Thlrty-on® tit)
apply to th*» U nited State* llouaK**t. conl.ilnlns IS acres. mV® I
ing Authority for nn car marking rontmissionort of the Authority,
BERLIN. Sept 13—W V -K n for laaa. Mltuat® It* Hsmlnol* 1
of the $500,000, which wim al they will then meet and ®elect land will be Invaded *’(t a - tlm*
County.
rto iid » •
I
located la.'t May. for th<* om n chairman, who may then for- and In a manner which the Eng MaM prop«rty to b® sot.i to satisfy
VOR BALE
YVB HAVE o mf«t complete line it r Urt ion and operation of 250 mslly apply ftr the earmarking, lish
___ do not expect,”
„
_a German
_ _ _ _ _ Ih® l®rm® of s«M final .l*< r»» ami |
of hlcycle* and patt*. Koy*
low ccyt rural h»wn*« f«ir fjrm-. 'Vflt~r " n earmarking, the nu- military expert prpllctcd Thurfc _■Util*«t is a fl*®t morlqns® to th®.
,n m t
— O V 8 8 , E T C , — ■— madp, lodm wpairr®!;
Tlrorlty will make n survey o f The’ day night Lnr the wUely^rruTat^T rrtrin U irT JU T O T U in r -t u t * t o '
10 01b |3 to |35, 3 cl c. S25
llieyclr and ern, .MtnrrrropprM, tcnnnti and 18 tountir* anil prepare an nprvpuiring. Joo Moya III
I .L U U IA
rural
w»ge
workers,
to
he
'pitt
tekljr Dm Reich.
W. UCnnKRT ilCHMKtl.
* MO. 1 Roiolino tabic tup
Repair Shop, 308 Sanford Avo.,
______________
"Engl
for a loan
igland may rest assured that
ed to rural familieo of very lour plication to the USIIA
,
A s Mp®elsl Musier.
nne®, 1 *ity *nw, n woon
Phone 102.
contract
which
U
to
be
approved
ths catastrophe is nearer than
Income, "who nr® now iccupylnc
|H up, 1 kfrowrno t o .
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h
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article
said,
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c
o s t in n .
A d .ir«»*
by
the
President.
frI*., 1 *lec. water healer ?10.
Oil a wood hearten, Hurry HELP WANTED
E TTA K E T T
for bargain*.
Green'® Fuoh Ga® Pervlc®
.MAN W ITH truck wanted to
'Aeroia From Poal Office
VYAlf HERE.SON - '
DSAN DMaS
handle bakery nrotuet® on
rV
tlL
S
£
E
YOU
WMlLE" I GO
lobbing
ba»U.
Addrcia
Box
W,
VOSE UllSIlKS— to tr, || —
TAN THE OVD
NON, MfZ.HoaCTT.'
iltrald.
v*r Blooming. Order
now.
H ID E /
^yaar, field-grown. ll*nr«tii of<
f®r« with frr® ro*e». Rend for FOR RENT
foldi
’old®r NOW I Tyiex Ito*«
marie®, D®pt. No. 3d, Tylor
COURT Apt#" S A 6
room®, furnished, { ’hone 677-W.
ir Frigid® Ire, Idml for small
ir i:n \ i.
of
M iT lif:
IH
BRUSHIS
MIRRORS
PAINTIRS S U m itf
CUAN-UP AIDS
W AUHIDI
INTERIOR FIAT
SEMl-OU>»S
and OIOSS
WAT1RSPAR
I NAM U S a n d
VARNISHIS
SUN-PROOF .j
HOUSI PAINT
FLORHIDI IN A M U
K i.g r n o v
II MIlMItY
O IV K ^I
T elep||«, # Jag
ratk A h ,
* Fa i n t s t y u n o V
h s a p q u a r t ir s *
I
SEMINOLE COUNTY
BOARD OF REALTORS
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
Rent Estate Ih a real profession—You can haVa tke at®
most confidence when you buy and aell through
#. |S0.
W eatln gho use
100-
__ ___
,..-ne* ccooler
:tl»
bevrniga
WA*
' M W .50 now -130.50 with 1 l- «
/ ' Year guai.nle*^ Com® to Wal
cr J. Wilcox, Inc., 70 R. CenraMn Orlando. A®k for Jack
N ce. country homo A Inromr
• Property. Store, flllincr ittilon.
poultry, *
beer.
frvlt, pool
B M15 minute*
aM
FOR RENT
REALTOR9
Bayard Realty Co.
W alter L. Cooper
Colclough Realty Co.
H. C. DuBose
A . P. Connelly & Sons E. F. Lane
________________ .SALESMEN
Raymond M. Ball
Howard Faville
By PAUL ROBINSON
FURN. APT. lat floor, 3 robm®
A bath. 813 Magnolia.
3 AGUES tlltd yrouml In fine eonrtit Ion. Raymond N. fichail,- Ht.
I, Box 03 East Snford.
•
LONE RANG ER
IpaHIIlE. Chick®. 10
4-ROOM
•
F U R N IS H E D
A IT .
Ilthta
A
w a t e r f ur n is he d . 615 W . t« t.
of Panfcrd, Co*t me ovrr
10. Best offer tskrt all.
Box X Herald.
“
ea«k
Allen'®
, Hanford Arc.
9
Sanford P a lf it r
& Class Co.
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
ClassiHed Advertisements
4
m xarnr- -
AH HI VI STIC ' T u n s
a a i .k
vs.
t"’
An tonio.
At
A
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(fill ,i a|ir«*b«| rlril'iin tv ill ha» hrld I
In llir i lly of H-tfiford. Florida, i%t '
tor f ll y lln ll nf a.iltl <*lty on th®* I
Itiinl Tiiv-'lav In HrplPmbrr, 1)11,1
■»>"• tislna III. L it, il.ty of
°
, j „,li,1,|- I H* lilrml.rr. m i . for lit®* i»tjr|*«***r ,,f
r is r k . Circuit « "U rt >*rmln"l ,
t„ M t . p,, ouslirtrd s l.r ln r .
County, KlorLlu.
•*f m I*I F ll y 8® drfin ril by (*|i.i|f
tO lflda l H o t )
t. r
tt .M l. N\.
I3I1
I l"u»r® lu ll
No. I 'l t , |h«* folliiwlng i|U«*e(|on.
R IIT IC ll OF* H ' B f K H ' l a 'l . K
HIlull the Mayor hm,| tlm
SI^TICK in ItrttK IlV
PtVK.N
Meinbera *»f the F lly t'oinmla*
tl.nt pursuant to llnnl <t*cr». <"■
rl'Mi of lb®» (*lty of Hanfoid,
trrsd l*y I h . Circuit Court of HsmlFlorida, lie el**«*tr«l for a term
I not. County, rlort.®.. In ehane-ry.
of two year* by the duly
1 on tho (lit day of 8*pt*m ber. I»*t.
i|U.illfl*-d votvre of the City of
Hanfurd.
Florida,
In
accorIn that rortnln e » u* * ' I V * " J ’f n w
In a w h «r*ln K K IU .ItA I.
KA IlM
ittnro with th®* prnvlalona of
IIO U T H A O K
CtriU-OUATtON la
an AC T paaaad by the T.eglaI'M nr.* of the fllate of Florida
p L I M l f r and H. « . lUTBBKtJ. and
In 1)11
IIKItMINA. lU V H K lJ s hi® wtt*. •»
at. ar® d*f*n.lnnt*.
ths
“ nJ* ',1
The City Cominlaalon of the city
■ l|(f*«*.| tut Hpvrl.il
M atter
will,
within th* legal hour* of aala on
tha tih day of October. 1 )(L
at
the front door of tha Court llouaa
of Hemlnola Cbunty. Florida, In
Manfurdt Florida, offap
for tala
and Ball to tha tiltfheat and beat
bidder for raah, the follow in g daaorihed lata, plecea and parcela of
Un«f aituata In Hemlnole County,
i m ;*
!•«* hold I*v
livhrd
l.t-t
iv»®« l
ft If *■fl I , r (•lint
h •;
ti**n ugrttf
fn fm
m im ^trat'on •t•t.v r .
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fliih , hank
n fflrin l
h,fid*,r,» huv*® I • n
■In H lr .s t.
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I
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NdTICR
IH
IIK ItK Iir
«;i v e s
Ih4l lli®- iin*lt r* >giir.l .«• A' lnd ol
Ntrator *>f th«* | > l. il r o f ll u i r v U
Morion, ilfrmr® *1. will *®-ll «t
|U.
. »--f ff.M.r **f
lllo I'lMirlliaiU®"
®t
• Nanf*®r®t. H^minnlr <*oiint\. F lo rb l ®
At II ®to ••• lork in th«« iMornlius. ••»*
lh®> till day *d CN*loiter, A l> n i l .
»•«*• follo.tlfiK i|r*rrll>ri| r®* M pro.
p* * t y !•»«■ it®-*| lii Sronn*il®> I'l tu n l) ,
n<iri*l.», I*.
it
K ' l **f \ K I « of N\V t I * f
H*>rli®»n
II.
T ow rm hlp
21 H,
l( imr*. 11 K
XI pot*llc fitl® for • i»*ti nnd ■uti|»'®-i
t*i !.**••« oti*I It**mw. |«» t li®* lilKhrrt
niiif I.®-I l i.l.l.r
I *41 • *| M H.inf**nt
Fl**rldn, tliln
'»tli *1.®> **f H* pt*-»nb®-r. A I* l*»||
ii« »m*:it u
v\ i n * n t r
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F IF .U * .
M f t c o l f lliilbting
Orlando, Flnmirt
AH®®rn**y®® f«*r E*»i«te.
i m t - . r it t i iv .
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C'ii rijil
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T h e prn iluctiim " I m a p l e » v ' i ’
rnn n.lti In I " « l
i* c wl l' n .l -I
2 .2 7r t.* 0 0
gnllnnw.
I.E G A I-
my
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r>f Sanf®»r*t Florhla. has appointed *
and •Icoiffualrd \V. K- W ATHON, aa
ri.rk
4iel
Mr*
M A U (;a HKT\
I I A U N E * . Mr* H i AN
H
A P A V I^
an®l 1 » f* TOLKIt as Inspectari $ t W
m I<I rlei-flon.
*
**
Tl»* polls will be open at
T:lf
n’rlnek A M. r»n the day o f sa id 1
elre tm n »n«l rl*>red st
lu n
do wa
«»••! !*«• -r « l ..f f. ii*l c*»jurl at Stan- j
funt. Flurlda. TMa H»i»
II .
;-*n|
.m.
gard en
I I
A m ^rrli w rill*-ti ••v II
M a y h .ll,
l.vhrlm iil II
mit.ic il'rc cto r. w il1
C I IA I tl . K H
Vi ri oils nnininl. hummi nn l i •
1
metric dtnlnns-fhm<,
t ••
ball*, chVk«na,
•jorr-l
;n i.i
dancing gills.
A ruttihg irard* ii *viir*frnhly mt flowerthe i in
•m*a garden in wlur’i flow®*
bloom arrordinc t » »ii • -a • n;
a sun
I,,
S h n ffii
it® »•«
( UnX* a,-*-)
rh ln .—
in
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inn*.line1I il
ti.piary
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You *®r *® here by roYiiman<^*«t an»l
r p 'i 'i ifn l * |<» 4ppc.tr
f»* tol»cr
t.
I ' l i . tig
M U <®| r ui n pU I n t ril*-«l
a« rjlo*t you In ! h « <*1reult r*..»iri in
a n d f.®r H®*iiitoul®* Coutily, F lo r i da .
I«> Kv®-I> n « *«inic® r. (ht* >4iMv l<® lute
.1 * *i •t f »*r <11v®*ri*«
" »i-f 'i. n h. ). .0 lit.
flit!' f-.r I
I'll*
David Aril*r nn l \\.i«
fn 1027. Komi* «*f u
i> ii
Imported fioni Kraiirt
dor of the m anor !r*ii •
ed by that of it « unoon-l m
A
ARMY
u.P,l In Army rn»'l-- Ihr-iu'i'
out the notion fur tr.tlnunt l;"r
pc *c». it wm learnc.l rhuriuriy
half mill) n ,l«*111.
nishiiig*, in" t <1 in i
fill tho trurturi*.
Thf whilrwanhi *t l*
aIon
tlrMicntil I*/
H ero
FOR
I . A K K I . A N D . S<t »
ami October f .
open fer a rh.j n'li-n
fratnriinf m i•< . i
developing uiuli r the
of the un lv.l ily het.in
ment.
The cMuti: i nnl
I
room Krriu-I |»*i • ■ r
hoUAM iiirroiitiilf l I y :•
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1*. 1 *0
B y /S tA N tP ? New Monthly Safety
THE OLD'HOME TO W N
T
trU T A W S WOUGS TO G£T TO JCPM9
o n toot , r e rrra ir o i l y w e k n o w
WHEW! tCOUt OflO SILVER A R B / >— ------ plac e
•* i
) ( IF JEStytS OftLY KTCW
I THIS
w t u - g cti
CASH RK3KT I
/
rven
a
u m /j
THAT WB AprTTTHB
[fh
,U a w (Wtoen. AMOTama
sa s /i
i.<
V bI a .- tlW ^ h
unfur
wtth bath. Newly
leeo to town, (deaf
Oak Aetnu®.
m tA
f.
la a*y
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�SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 1911
Tin:
s x n f o r i)
BEilAi n SANnm n F l o r id a
rAGE El ' h
f
* ^ .*
-t>i*+“
t. -«•»-<
SRsm'.ijt
>. • /‘ t . w
• t activ
i • f tlx
r l»an<
I for i
•• ?r.» «*n
' I IIM.11
l n fur •
•\ \(••id ilr'cntM >1m* n rxirn** Inui of JI
*cV on fthtppitig in K- if* r»l»?»» ' n.
t«'inb hat nut .'til, throning up a
i> y uer
lU rt Sara Delano Roosevelt, who once Opposed her only son's entrance | Hyde Park r* mrtery.
re the l« M ost bid f'» r
Into politics but lived to sco him elected President of the United . fates . (right) «-f I « huthwnd,J mu
At .. ft m t»
*v
three times, died at the Roosevelt ancestral homo in Hyde Park. N. V., grandmotlx i . Mrs.
II. K*
.r. I ‘
(It the age of 80. Top left she is shown (center, standing) with In r four Episcopal t hireh. •ccm* uf the funrr d •••r\i
fUters in 1835. Reside her (right) Is Katherine, now Mrs. Price rnlller, James Kt«*m :«r dipt the flagon the Senate «n’
r»ly surviving sister. Top center, she and her ton read congratulatory j mgtnn. Th« P had »•« n nt lmlf*«t.iiT m I - * r i
Messages after his 19^0 reelcction. Top right, her hahy, Franklin, wa« live Kdward'i i>l"r. of Colorado. Mu. K..
three months old when she held him for this Itt^- photo. Lontr left., lutory collapse, wii.ch was ascribed to her a n a u u
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out of »"urtr<Him in New York «)n t. ti. -y «• -n'
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pair of hone* anywhere. Ue acquired the mocio when they were very email and gradually broka them
EUTOPE
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Arrow lino Indicate, the l,260-mil<' ronto of the Allied uprlition whirl*
raided Norwegian SpiUberKcn (A ) to prtv.nt aeltun* l.y (lernutne
coveting it. rich coal mine*. Bpttrbrrgen ie .V>) m il., from llio tin of
Medway, 160 mlU* from th. North Pule. The mime were witched.
M
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Llttte Bobby Rlgg* of Clinton,
S k f iB s t t s r r r .« i;
defudao frank f m o , of Oa*.
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“ Yth, y o u !..: Pull over to the iu ib !* ThU r.iiniun of tho law
ABra Mar*
Alice Marble of Caltfoni
ant director of «lvilj
charge of phyolcal
women, looks over h
Mirta Batlata
t uth i
daughter ef tho
fator. It ihowu al
On given for her
actor Via Olivor,
r wtn vUit tho
lllrto Daliita, 14, daughter of
rieeldent Fulgcnclo Batlita of
Cuba,' arrlvt. at Miami from Ha.
vana, an route to Philadelphia to
enter a private echooL She wae
accompanied by bar mother and
irn’t celling Mckata in thu Pola'iimen'e Dull In thi. ebut. Popular
Hiotograp! y nugaiin.’* "PU'tuiu of (ho Month,” cantilning action
ts.d L'xpre<ti;ii lately cctn p rr.el
Into a facial claaoup. . . Typical
11 thu cup on thu corner? Actually hu’» an actor, and hla “beat*
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SA T U R D A Y ,
PROGRAM FOR W E E K OF 8EPT. 14th
Tonight, Final Midnight Show— "T H E HUMAN MON
STER" with Bala LugoeL. Alac— Corned/, Cartoon and Sanaa
Inspehot.
Sunday, M ondar-“ TOM, DICK AND H A R R Y "
with
(lnger Bogan, Gcorga Morphy, and Burgeon Meredith. Also
—Cartoon, Travel, New a.
,
W TOWN” . with^Yrank Cravan, Roger' P ry o rs -and - Eileen
•'Hearn. Also—repeat of popular favorite "T H E WOMEN*
vlth Norma Shearer, Jean Crawford, Rosalind Rueaell and
nany others.
Wednesday, Thursday — "DR. KILDARE'S W EbDINO •
DAY" with Law Ayres, Lionel Barrymore, Laralne Day and
led Skelton. Also— Musical comedy short, picture people and
Universal News.
Friday, Saturday — T H E MEDICO OF PAINTED
IPRING8" with Charles Starrett and Terry Walker. Also—
•FLYING BLIND*' with Richard Arlen, Jean Parker, Nils *
Ashter and Roger P o o r,
■
Pfyor batilo A DELIGHTFUL and provoking Ulo of a girl who loves three
M o n o id wants them all la T o m , Dick and Harry,” starring Ginget Sogers, with Burgess Mendlth, George Murphy ant Alan
Mahfcsl, to be seen at the RUs Theater tomorrow and Monday.
NEXT WEEK’S CASTS
T H E HUMAN MONSTER," said to be oas o f the most spin.-,
tingling,horror thrillers evOr mods, will bring to n dove the arrits
of midnight shows that have provided entertainment for
loci I
FLYING
B U ND
film fane during the past sis months when It Is screened tonigh %
Jim Clark —.—
Richard Arlen at the Rita In the last midnight show of this season.
Shirley Brooks —._ Jean Parker
Eric K a ro lck ______ Nila Aether
... Mario
M am WUson
wiison
Veronica___—
. . Roger Pryor
Rocky Drake
- Eddie Quillen
Riley - -----__Dick-Purcell
Bob Fuller ________
________
Chester OlmbW i. Grady Sutton
Mist Danila . . .... ...... Kay 8utton
TOM. DICK and HARRY
Jatle
-------— Ginger Ragan
Tom
----- --.i. Georgs Murphy
Dkk —— —
; Alan Mannall
llwry
..,.1. Burgess Meredith
Po».....-....L—. Joe Cunningham
Mi .........._L.—
Jane Seymour
Butch — — ... Leonora Lonergan
Piute ---- LV-.— . Vicki Lester
Ice Cream Man „ — Phil Silvan
Gertrude
iiouy Breckinridge
li
1
THE RICHEST M AN IN TOWN
DK KILDARE'S WEDDING DAY Abb C ro th o n ______Frank Cravan
Dr. Jsmsa Kildare ... Lew Ayres P*t# Martin ....-• Edgar Buchanan
Dr. Leonard GUlerple-----Lionel
Mary M artin____Eileen O'Heam
•' . Barrymore
Tom M anning____Roger Pryor
' Mirv Lam ent____
I-onlne Day Jack L e s lie _________ Tom Dugan
Vwnon B rian
---- Red Skelton
Jerry R o m
Georye McKay
lfillr Bern ------ Alma Kruger
BUI
________ Jimmy Dodd
,I>r, Stephen Klldan ... Samuel S. Penelope Kid p e ll-----Jan Duggan
Hinds
Oxsle Williams
John TyrCotstanso Lahanil — Nils Aether
nU
Cliff Smlthon —____ Horry Tyler
^
—
« " “ ■
M n . Martha Kildare —r - Emma
THE WOMEN
Mary (Mrs. H alnea)---- ... Norma
Shearer
Crystal Allen
Joan Crawford
: THB MEDICO OF PAINTED
SylvH IMrs. Foyler) __ ... Rota*
SPRINGS
[Steven. Monroe
Chiries Blarlind Russell
,
Countaae Do Lave —
Bary Bo
LL rett •—*'
land
1
Terry Walker
LlAk vi U la h a M a
aw w nvl
Miriam Aarons
___ .... Paulette
d * ----- Man
Bon TTaggart
OodcUnJ
—______ Ray Bennett
Ju—. Wheeler Oakman Edith (Mrs. P o t t e r )-------Phyllae
Povah
EUle .V k
P e ,Vonte£w D“ 3,>------------* « • »
FRANK CRAVEN, Eileen OTIearn and Roger Pryor are pictured
Little M a r y ---- Virginia Weldlsr
Mrs. ^foreh ead -------------- Lucille as .they appear In "The Richest Han in Tign,** saga e f a small
town and its every day folk which will be shown at the Rita nest
Nancy Blake
Florence Noah Tuesday.
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._______ _
11:30 Dance Orchestra
liOO 8rm phonsttes
11:U Frees Saws
t i l l Tima Out for Dancing
•tSO Gena Autry’s Melody Ranch
and "Dear Mom"
I l i a Four Clubmen
140 World M m Tonight
7:00 The Pause that refreshes
RADIO
7°J0 Martial Melodies
7:11 Basel all Scores 1sr.
>:30 Colnrabla Worksh
IOiO) Headlines and By
10:14 Blue Boron Orth
10:30 Benny Goodman
r
Orchestra
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RAILROAD* m A i M
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Sanford Li The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water TnuwporiaUoii
N E W S l’ A i ’ K K
NL-MUER
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, SB
Anew On
For Election African From
_______ i
nest F o r N o w
Mid-Lease Approprigtfon Expected
Asks More Planes
^nny-Navy Plans
Joint Censorship
Roosev el t Reports
{$ 1 9 0 ,4 4 7 ,6 7 0
In
SnppHeo E xported
WASHINGTON. Sent 15
C * V - SpM kW vgn yb um to-
hhnt RoooovrIt bat that
M udukm t had bWn read
7 .A t the same tlid*7 Ravb
ConsUntlas Oamanahy, Hotel in
ambassador to tbo V . 8., arrfvea
at tha White , Ilnaeo for a con
ference with President Roosevelt,
lie Is reported to have baked far
I weald ail possible, flghtav pianos for
>.000,000. the Soviet. The Soviet is sold
reported to be losing 25. to 30, a day in
>.» exports
asnnrt.
ireaa that actaal’
•aid the President would s
aled 1110,447,870 op to
1.
House lenraad from the
Department
today
that
Voting Expected To British Report Axil
Be Heavy Though
Troops A re Routet
Not Equal To Re
F o l l o w i n g *Pene
cord F a l l Vo te
tration In Egypi
The Crop Must Be Harvested
PotU open U morrow morning
at 7)00 o'clock for cltlasna of
Boaford to docIdo whether they
will chaaf* the present ijtU m
o f electing eommlsetonere on a
etaggored term and haring the
Mayor elected fcy the memben
o f the rommltelon.
Voting in reported to bo hoary,
according to Intarot being shown,
thoogh it le not expected to
■goal the record rota of last
Vail that brought 1,473 to the
polls oe a number of. cltlsens
are about in the Army or ot
work on defenao projects .out
side o f the community, City perk
Everyone who totad in tha
oranlcipat election bet Vail la
ellgkle to rota la the election
twaorrow, and no additional re
gistration la necessary, Mr. Bay
er laid. Persona who vote, muit
reside within the city.
Memben of the City Commlaeion and civic organliations urged
every cltisea to turn out tomor
row and exerciaa hie cholea in
determining the future govern
ment of the City.
The official ballot to bo need
In the election tomorrow la as
follows:
“
Official
If you favor tha
Mombora Jf tho C
glon of tha City of I
rids, being elastfi
qualified voters of
Sanford, Florida, foi
lo ffiS :
nthotr. u *
ly M i will
* ' entirely
,*
|Nazis Tell O f Slash
ing Through' Len
ingrad’s D e f e n s e
Front A t One Point
, -.
i
Pope Pious Prays
For Shortened War
Observers F o r e c a s t Herman Sea D rive
A g a i ns t Crimea
thoritiUtlvo sources Mid y esterday.
British pilots, ground person
nel and equipment were believed
to bavo been Included. It said
that at least four fighter squadnma were in the wing. Russia
badly needs hard-hitting pursuit
plants to best o ff the swarms
of German
bombers
assailing
Leningrad and tha Smolensk sec
tor, A new type German flghtrr
tha Mesaenchmitt-llB, csturtle o f
400 milee an hour, was said to
have made its first appearance
on the Russian front, and It was
believed that Britain was'send
ing her beat available fighters
to combat it. |
(In Moscow the British mili
tary mission confirmed reports of
the R. A. F. wing’s arrival In
Rutlt)*
(Tha British press service In
New York said an R, A. F. wing
comprised two Jto four »qua4W*W
o f nine le IS each).
Informants said tha wing would
go into action * t once If It lt«g
neb already dsaa so. They satl
i f Was logical tfdesunse Out tha
front.
- Military observers believed that
so far only fighters had beer
sent to Russia, hut they Aeld
British and American bomberalso might make tkolr appear
ante on tho eastern front' eoon
lim y pointed out that tap ita
tionlng of an U. At F. bomb< ■
unit In Russia would cdg*(Rut.
• virtual "encirclement” V Cer
many by British bombing plane*
In tost connection, Urn admiral
ty announced today that Brlti-l
naval planes, operating fr<*» si
aircraft carrier, were raiding thi
German sea supply route In thi
Russian far northern front,-tha
New W age-H our
A re Put-In f
i
Faced with a serious shortage of mala
workers in harvesting tha |8,QOO,O0O tobacco
>rnp this year, Lancaster County, Ps., has
csUod on It, women to drive tractors end do
nrpose Ur Highway
Patrol Is T o Pre
vent Accidents
and
"your
own"
Patrolman
Hsughtcrty who was described
si .on* o f tha boat officer* ren-otly turned out by tho Lake-
INGTON;
The wage-hour adklnUjin
Dr. 1 L W . Ruprecbt who oredirected Sunday teat em - ubd for tha first tlm* after
ployare save order* endnavoki-. hi# return from vacation, called
shipping and
delivery Ireeon!-. attention to tha City Charter elee..
m J b f l j g j , t„
tlfn tomorrow ami urged every
>r thn-il **eafH") one to vote anti remitted the Rocustomer*
fpr i t Im O T O M I
iortan, that this is Constitution
Officials said this n< require Week. Ha than turned the meet
moot was beiag put
» 'affect ing over to Program Chairman G.
so that the agency’s
cthsr work’ In tbs fields. litre are three sis
ters and a brother hard at work. They arc
Mary, Elisabeth, Mildred and I’tul Mowrer, of
Columbia, i’a.
fowl* Tata, railroad conductor,
returned, to his home an South
Sanford Avenue last night to find
that bit house wac burning and
by that time the fire was out of
control. The Fire Department had
been notified at 8:35 P. M. Upon
ita arrival, tha force saw that the
furniture waa already damaged
beyond repair. Tho flremrn kept
the surrounding houses sprinkled
to prevent the flames from spread
ing, but Mr. Tate’s housu and
furnishings were completely destrutted.
Deputy Sheriff and Jack Hickeon said today that Mr. Tata betha fire waa dsllbertely
started. Two unsuccessful attempts
have been made before, one about
a year ago, and tha other about
six months ,go. ho said. Tha Jatu ^,, t*,Jfd a few email flames
whkh did some damage k> the
oustIds o f tha house.
T. A. Greenleaf,
Aged Citizen Of
la k e Mary, Dies
Coupty -PioneeT Dies
A fter
Illness O f
S e v e ra l Months
Thomas A. Greenlesf, pioneer
resident of
Hrniinnle t'uiinty,
died at his home in I-nke Mary
Sunday morning at 9:un o'clock
after an illness of several months.
Mr. Greenlesf ws, horn in Stark,
N. III. on Dee. 4, I MM and re-ldcd
In lake Mary for tho past 30
year*.
The survlvnrs of Mr. Greenlesf
are: a brother thi- Rev. Ebhin 8.
Greenleaf of Jay, New Yu'kj a
■laughter, Mrs. George K. Wilson
of Ix»ng%R e a c h . a son, Scott
Gyevnlraf of luifca Mary.
The drerased wan a member of
the Lake Mary
Presbyterian
church anil the funeral nrrvkcs
will bo conducted there Wednes
day afternoon at .1:00 o'clock, the
Rey, A. B. Illsdes officiatlnx.
Representative I n
1929 Session Cites
C h a r te r V H isto r y Urging the cititens to vote In
*l*rtion to amend tha
City Charter, L. p. Hagan, former representative in the State
Legislature, l< dty recalled the
passage In IBtB o f the present
lew under whieh City .-Ifklals
are elected and reminded the
public e f Iba "one man domin
ated govern moat" to whkh the
law pats an end. **
In a letter to Tho Herald,
an said:
:«prea«nlativo af Semi
nole County, in tha Session of
tbo Florida Legislature e f 1939.
tics raged over la-ningrad, tin
British reported they are rushing
RAF iiilou into th« ml-day-oli
struggle on the Eastern Front
Tin- first fliers to arrive in Rus
sia are slrvudy in action again!
I’l-pc I'iiMi., XII hud asked Catho
lics through llio world to ins/,
during th<- month of October for*
■ shortening of the war.
Yho Germans rtnlmcd lost night!
they h:il I rokill into the I .cnIn
ured difen-o in-nt and said tho
Russians were
blasting
sway
block- of buildings to clear a1
apace for a death strugglo in tbo
heart of the great city,
|
“ The favorable course of opera
tions In thu east prepares tho
way for new successes in battle,’*
raid Adolf Hiller’s announcement.
“ After strong
German
force*
broke l.i ningrad’a defense front
closer encirclement of thu city
continues
without
Interruption
to sumo extent Were these war
reports from Moscow and Lon
don:
The Ru-siin crnlrnl army of
Mnr-li.il ftnncon Timosh4nku la
closing in on Smolensk, on tho
rood to Moscow, and tho Ger
mans in tliat arms aru falling
Lack.
Mii.-mvi- concentration* of So
viet artillery at Is-ningrad are
holding thu German* by Bn IncrkMinl cannorindu.
A wing of the It. A, F. baa
rrarhwi tt»i-*iiv <n join—tha—I
Retail Prices Show
Record Advancement
NEW Y0RK,~Kept. 16
Relail prices o
off
Retail
staple
items
brought in department stores re
corded one o f the largest ndvancra last month sloc.i the au
tumn of 1013. the Fairchild pub
lication retail prke index indicat
ed Sunday.
On. Sept. I retail prices gener
ally stood 3 percent obovu the
whkh tha City has been gov
erned by alnc*. There was. vary
much consideration given at Hut
time, to safeguard tha Interests
o f the taxpayer* and citiisna of
Sanford. We nU remember tba
u* satisfactory
condition* that
existed lit City finance* i t Hut
ttase, and wbkh has partly been
corrected by our offklolv work-
Station
ocatcd In Mexico
te n s s z @ 3s?
SSX 'Ty-1"” ’" '
a ia ,t«
t f c o e n rv , Bent. IS _
D k w m ir e f a "pirate air
,nng clenJaath* N sil prela. nulls Italian near lo o
again In Sanford,
• f American railroads reported
Sunday.
It WOO tba largest number, of
unloading* far any one month
sbue tha compilation a f
»ucH
statistics began
In November,
I f SB, exceeding by 1039 tha pra- Uered It meant tha
at least the outer ft
a y S h a re *
much of Marshal Xlm
M»Dav's northern are
lo cal
;
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Grid Games Won’t Be Lengthened.
If Rules Are Enforced By Officials
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NEW YORK. Sept. l l — UP)— C o c h r
Answering numerous criticism*
yv j
aimed at tb» new unlimited *ubk»OI
■titution role, Walter R. Okr.on,
chairman of tho football role*
JACK!
committee, said Wednesday there (JF)~ Jr
would be no reason why frames wood. kl
should renuiro niora time than champion
formerly if. the offieiaU enforced Southerns
the rule*.
ment Mi
During the paat week, the Prnte V'
rule* committee has discussed the
Cockra
new rule with members of the at Viek<
Football
Crache*
Association among t
ftilc. committee, Okcson said, of severi
and the ' two groups agreed tho _______
situation la fully covered' In tha "
code aa It aland*. With proper play wit
'TfodsA
iks
enforcement of tho 2S-*rcond referee !
dtfiAu R io lo K A Ooosen,
rule, fT was agreed, no new or will be
dtoo. e p f\Xc*ep uueus
unurlial dolsys should be encoun- ing team
Odoood 1b Wiri A*0Sf
.. sending
UAU.6AM CS
“ lW«Je enbetitutioas now may,
-e made at any timeS,Oktmtn peoeji'aev
said,
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sai., “they
‘ they can
enn only
be made decisiveli
without unnecessary ’ delay, and
any action or inaction which tend*
to prevent the ball being put in
play promptly I* to be construed
Tavares Grid Team
by the referee as delay of tho I
(ie ts Down To Work game.
. "When fgr.Instance, the watch
TAVARKif, 'SepT II — (Spc- ’TrsTepp^rby an incomplete pass,
— The - Terarrs BTomr«nrwr •bait going out of bounds. etc.,
>.nging into their avcond .week substitutions can be msde with
•f practice, hsvu begun to get out penalty, but If t(e attacking
•l"Wn to real work ns Couch team fails to get the ball in
! --<• Dooley seeks to round hi*
•‘i"ed into the mnit formidable
possible for the openingSent. 2(1.
With tho stajt of school last
Monday, several promising pro
• "<-t« have returm-d to the foie
iml Inrrcasril the number rf
piayers reporting for tho daily
practices.
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I n M fiU P lH e BROOH'L'/d
o ^ c e c s in iH 0 i«s s i? :r
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ILORIDA
Which blocked itreeta
night rush hour.
By
P A U L
at the
ROBINSON
Eastern Stars Win
In Women's Tourney
1SIIF.V1LI.E, N. C. Sept. II
-(/II— Rcllina College fuotlinl!
m Wednesrlav booked a prnet ee game with Aopala:hlnn
S-ate Teachera for
Friday at
\ liwille Memorial St-Hium.
Jack McDowall,' Roltina coach
’rqurMtd no scouting by Davtd•nn, Rollina' flrat scheduled foo
i.r any other opponent on the
Tar slate.
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■THArisstBious V ,
final
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Dw yaa really know about
your face7 Con**It wa about
the correct cosmetic for
your personal aau and ae- I
cure at tha asm* time a
sew color adterna far the
coming'year.
E V A -B E S S
Freak lirvaa*
Hamburger
(i«* N|M»fc»4
B o lo g n a
Ole Swat* Slice*
R iia lu lU s aa4 " O W t **•*•M l. aa4 fit flap cl eevreeStrv
alaure raa
mark <* atle>
Vial* tkla aintellea. Call aa
laCay lev aa a»a#>ataMa«.
DR. HENRY
McLAULIN, JR.
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
lb .
T E N D E R
S T A LL
FED
B A B Y B EE F
nniiur.ss
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__
S il v e r C o w M i l k 3 t a ll c a n s 23c
B r e a d ........ 1 6 -o z . f a m i l y
lo a f
S oda o r G rah am
8c
F re sh
Econom y
TOR 8A1.K
SITUATION WANTED,
«* 1» V E L V E T RUG and Phlleo Bxparlmcad cook wants work. AL
Cublnit llaRio. 6 0 0 Magnolia.
ao houaakaaper. Leol* Jiff, 415
TOUIUST alga ‘ for
rale. phon*i ill)it.
S T R IK E D
:S
guK tff a m
P.08K nUBUES— 10 for |1
Ever tllaaminf. Order . m
' 2-ytar, flold-grown. Bargiln
fera with frvo rovea* Send for
freu fuldar NOW! Tyta* Rase
Nur«rrlc», Dupt Ko. 98, Tylar
I f bl«ycl(. I
made, locks I
8-dooc FrlgbLIra, Waal for smatt
nafe. »3 o;
nv
WraUni
loUM i M f U S
|5L1>0 non
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W IL L
A T
W ANTED
Q U A L IT Y
YO UR S
E A R LY ,
Trudl* Ma# Brock,
LLANVUU&
. F A N C Y
D E L M O N TE
nOUSEWORK. COOKING. Maria
. Jaclann, R02H E. 7th 8L
>Y a P A r s Auto Paint
■ •ft.
M a t c h e s . . . ’..,....,........3 b o x e s
10c
B le a c h .
5 lbs. 25c| Corn Flakes pkg. 4Ac
SUGAR
Tina Av*.
BUSINESS SER VICE
S a la d D r e s s in g q t 27c
I POST TOASTIES OR KELLOGG'S .
NEAvTlX lii I'MI 11ilK pullets AAA
prJifv. SWin
thicken Farm. MOU8KWORK,
E
_ !!t . 2, Rug ISO, Klder Spring*.
6031k EJ 1th 81.
USEn STOVE3, ETC
10,011. f5 to
3 elec. 123
A iJO. 1 gajuku labia tup
range, .1 ally gas, fl wood
runsva 88 u» t ktroacno r».
frig., 1 clcc. water heater 810.
Oil A wood hcartrra. Hurry
for bargain*.
Green1* Fuel flan Sorrlt#
Across From Post Offlca
C r a c k e r lb . 0 c
STMIKJC A S W IIH R
P r u n e s .. n o . 2 V a c a n 15c
FACTOR Y PACK
C la s s itie d A d v e r tis e m e n ts
FR A N
35c
Sausage
lb. 12Vic
A r f ir o P e a s . . . — ......... 2 c a n s 2 5 c
by
15c
C u t le t s
Bacon
i oat or a
• ~
Young Men SO Year* Old
Have Defective Eyesight
IT
GO
T H IS
T A L L
C A N
“H O T P R IC E ”
Potato 8tlr m»d. can
Hominy No. 2ft can
Macaroni I-lb. roil t.
Spaghetti 1-lb. roll ,
Turnip Greena mad. can
Sauce
T o m ato es no. 1
waiaa
O il S a r d in e s
FR ESH
4
IOR E. 2nd St. Phone 563]
FIIER DKI.IVERY—M10NE ttO
V rv o i
-
B E A U T Y SH O P
lb .
WINES - GINS LIQUOiG
l IAx T W C
Face
.—
Hut tin- fortunes ’of Die draw
nml the high ’fillbre i f tho oth
er survlvnrs, including Mrs, Es
telle Uw-on I’age of Grrentl»n>, N. IT., the 10.1/ winner,
loomed os terrific ubstaclai;
Tluee ef the four en-lern vie*
tors were litim-hi-d in tho upp«r
bracket—Mr - lteln"rt. M. T-ggeraon, of Great Neek, N. Y,|
llclon Sigel of rhlladclphlai nml
Mia. Hylva Annculicrtt Lekhnof,
the tmilmp'llt.m ch.impltin
along with To si** last remaining
hopiful, Mrs. Ffhnk GoMthwjllj,
of Kurt Worth.
iS J U 8 T t« OOOKINO
L m riS iiP A maw t—
baCfOQASCCONO r
i— , HSLPWfl/p
About Your
Bacon
IlltoniaiNK. Mass.. Sept, tl
tel**I ndei n Ft indurdhcirrr*
mi|i. .i ili t.-rmined Mil to ’gain
the »i nu n i notional amateur,
IP’lftng i-iim'ii for. the fitst timeoriio I'.idfr when, nfter two
reun1 i f M i-ih I'l.iy WednemlnV
at tin- tuuutrV club, they nallihi
.tw , hi.If of tho.eight quarter-
two cures with the
SAME
0iD
LOA30S
ready hare passed the 10 mark,
said Al Nelson, Ponta Vedra pro
and secretary of tha Southeas
tern Professional Golfers A s ^
elation.
w
Rollins Tars Book
Practice Encounter
w Al-BoS'fA,
6CoOG»tf OP FiCCW CURHAaA
UP)—Ccrtroor Uofiud Wcdn#
day reappointed H. C. Nichols ol
Ocala to tha 8taU Baud of V*.
Urinary Examiner*. Two now
F R U IT S
A N D
VEGET-
10 lbs. 17c Sweet PO
Potatoes
lettu c e .
[AS— lbs. for ll
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r vr j-l
f/'-
^ m fi.n l N T h e Only C entral
i iu
\fron tin g K ail. Iliu h w a i
\iii| W ater lr .in>|)ortation
AN
NFORD,
Engaged
F L O R ID A . F R I D A Y ,
S K I’TKW H F.K
Russians Claim They Movement Has Kept
Have Thrown Inva Nearly 10,000 Work
ers In Coal Mines
ders Back 12 More
From Their Jobs
Miles Along Center
G e rm a n y S a y s U -b o a ts
Now
I N D E P E N D E N T N E W S l'A l'h lt
I!.
Alrml.i'r A « m i a . f i l 11r o> <
I'.UI
Nazis Admit
S u l ! Fight
?” ! N a v y T o S h o o t E ir s t
Bad,
Kindles
Cramps StylejAmong Unions I n v a d e s U . S . D e f e n
OfSubRaids
.
In
O n e O f B ig g e s t C o iP
v o y A ttack s O f W a r
R o o s e v e lt r B e c ia s
L l)
S lin r p
British Troop-5 I'd'.o <
i t
11. Oi l
Aswh><-i H Prows
IIAZI.KTOk. 1* s, Ut. 12—(A*)
Th« Herman high
command — Fighting lir>>kt> gaiit Iwtwrvn two
today acknowledged
that
It* rival union fneliuu* today nt the
fortes on the Russian front are anthracite enlliei y u* a protest
against an inervas*- in union due*
encountering bad weather and being spread into new territory—
difficult
terrain
but
saM
opera
n move that h * Ink. n nearly 10,B e r lin S p o k e s m a n D e tions are progressing well never 000 I'ennsylvania laid coal work
theless.
,
ers from Iheii j.d..
s c r i b e s R o o s e v e lt
Capt. John D. Halliday, front
The Russians claimed rarlv to
In brief it « « . a free fur-all 1
; A d d r e ss A s
“ L i e s ” Baltimore,’ Md., was skipper of day to have thrown Iho 'tier- when the member* „ f the CIO
the
ill-fate*)
Steel
Seafarer. mans hark 12 more miles along United Min*. Worker* at Phila
4 _ * r Ammm*talH Pr»*«
American freighter bombed and the central front in a counter- delphia and at tin Itending Coil
G erm anv announced tntlav. sunk In the Red Sea. Capt. Hal- offensive that also had spread and Iron fompanv . eidliery drove
ffharrl on the heel* o f Roone- llday and hla crew of 38 were well to the north at ng 400 miles o ff a traveling •*roii|i of unionists.
reported
rescued by a British of fighting line.
There were rn <eru.ua injuries.
W lt ’i ord er fo r "»h o o t
on warship and landed on the wes
The Germans announced dur
• U h t " ' defence b v Am erican tern coast cf the Gaif of Suez. ing the day
that
their ilivi*
bomber*
>nu*hc<l
n
Uu«*i:tn
warships at the accroach o f
submarine Kn«9 on the
lllark
A x is salders, th a t German
Sra,
destroy
in*
an
unnUtcJ
mint^ U -b o a t torpedoes are even
hep nf Mtibmiirinr* nlon* with :*
Row slashing through
the
10,000-ton ntcamrr that
tryw aters o f the N o rth 'A tla n tic
in* t i fire
hroii'iffil
Odrivrt.
Th* enuld have hern an opernin one o f the frreatest con*
t l«>n fnm Riilgarian bases, si
Yoy attacks of the war. So far,
W. fl. Hofmann .if the S.tnthough i f course, not necessar
twenty two shlpa hay* b««n sunk
f*»rd Mmlrl Kiii*rs t'iuli ..mnniere.l
ily so.
• out of more than forty vessels Jn
The Russians
offered
their ti day that n inndi I "lin e meet
h heavily-guarded convoy, Hitler's
Hljrh Command said In a special W e e k l y D r i l l s T o G e t most optimistic war picture in and contest will b*- h- I I nl the
Municipal AirjM.rt Sunday morn
a *nng time,
hullotin, and lh« aaaault la pro
Herman reports wrre again ing. beginning sit In no i-'dueV
N e w P u n c h W ith Is
preocrunied
with
Leningrad, and continuing until alx.ut .1:08
Presumably the convoy
was
s u a n c e O f C l o t h i n g where llerlin said flrea were I*. M.
^bearing American. war supplies
Originally the meet bud heon
leaping in many sertlona from
tain. Although Germany's
Uniforms for the 88-odd mem Nail bombs ami artillery shells. scheduled to take n'ar. in |>.iy
stand
on RooMvelva
Iona
Reach, tint Mi
Ilnfmann
1‘ursui. g an altered policy rf
at was shroudsd la of* b ra of Company C, Fourth Battrying »•>
to reduce
Defense *rytng
reuuce the
me city
Cliy with
’" nc'' *"ld- 'Its h'—e
silenca a significantly timed latino of tlu> Vlnrids
Drf*"*® out
ollt mtkin,
n<>'
i„ |
Iho
makine ,a frontal assault.
nt of tbo convoy at- tallon of tho Morida
0ennan pilcts
ni|cl,
dropped
along I munly until seho.d . •••m il. the
It appasr to tho Bor* Ffrcc hare arrived awl prebably German
I be Isauod at the next regu- w|jh their bombs pamphlets urg- |Davtonn fliers ............ Ii coneorroopondenta that tho Rofch
ar drill meeting *Mwnday
'
“night‘ |ng the citluns to surrender it.Isenled” to rrnie
Hanford-,
to aaewei
Cu!*h nriyc-d toMlin*' more thin
8:00 o'clock at the Armory, The alternative, they asserted
.with astlon
$75 will hr nffrr»«l the* b»»v*
C. Harper, captain, mnnounc- was It* utter destruction.
Berlin spokesmen rahe.l the who*e plane* nrr jiolft « lh.* win
' -Delayed
7 S 3 tecauae o f the heavy question of the coming winter nrra on n print bn«i«. I*«»inl« will
iwsfJ<*t! on n r;iti*i nf ihr
anas an tha clothing industry weather, Insisting that In any
to the defense program, the ease the ma)or renulred victor time of »hr engine run to th»*
forms are eapeeted to add a ies would fall to German amx lime nf flight, Mr. Hofmann or*
impetus to the weekly drills before the period of real bln- pbinnl,
Cllina which ha«t‘ U rn **;vl»
boast tha general mania of tarda. —•— •.•••■ ■-*- — —- 1Define# Force, Capt. Har
Russian elsima to continued to atn-l rfprrirnlnliVM l*» th
itar.
'I’ iiti *
success at tho center were de meet induilo tlrlnndo.
v u buy
Inj »n per declared.
One of (he uniforms together nied in this fashion l
German l.akrlantl Went l*alm lh* h tv
U
to 0
O e ra u
people for
Jackaunvlllc.
winter relief fund* In which be with Its field equipment Is on military Informant* spoka of Ihe
Sects red success
unhesrd
x_____
_____ , of
M In'
- display at tha F ln t Street store fighting front In that area u«
World history
the of Vivian Speer, who la a supply about 4.3 mile# #*»t of Smolensk
t e n was rewarding
.
German soldiers'
sacrifice
In sergeant of the Defense Force. while Moscow had put It much
Tne uniform is an attractive to the west.
,
Mood, sweat, worries and privaellver gray In color,- highlighted
It was admitted, kv the GerBuilding I V r m i ( s
An authorised ipokasman In by touches of bright orange. On msns that at on# point Russian
LEESBURG, S«*pt. 12 — ISla tar declared “ all
of the sleeve la an orange emblem tank char*** had h'oken Into
A m o u n t i n g T n S 7 1 r>
t conUntiona a n Ilea.” with these words sewn on with the main Nasi line*, but these ria l)— Ij.ko cnunlv. laxpo',•
Rooaeveil’s reference, to sllter thread, "Florida Defense were said to hava been rcpelM last, year paid tho lo w vt I-.
with the destruction of 08 out of in 20 years und will gel an .
freedom o f Uta teas was the
Included In the outfit are shirt. _a toUl
__ _ of .100 Red tanka In a further ri'duetlon In th.'ir
S «a k of hrpocrlap V m l declar*
trousers,
tie,
cap
and
halt
all
of
,|n,|,
action
bills this
year,
accordin'?
• 4*11 ||. (Mini*
ad ha must tear tha reepoaaibillty
Col. 1
lit ;td f •»f s| 11\ i .1,
The Ruse lens for their pert County Attorney J. W. II" " '.
(he asms color. Tha cap la borhn\•
1 ill* i'
in
military
dUoatthee
nf
yester
r
f
Tavares.
The
mlllage
for
•
dared
with
orange.
M-.ll
.
"un *.f I he# S-Mlin l * (
A London admiralty
• \ II .V
Field equipment ln_ the. display day claimed that Ujclr armies crating expenses will dmoun'
r.
i
admitted one Brii -mIii
«*hnpt»*r “ f llu* NnMrnui h
rifle, bayonet, held the Initiative *11 the way nine mills f. r 1041, against -f
K S I Ik
ablp damaged dor*
I •>. .1
tion for f nf-ant if«• I*.a I\
11»* •nut i t :
la tha North Baa Ammunition belt, canteen, knap frrm Oomti along lh# eeater In 1010 and the school I... ■
sack and other military equip* north to Yelnya and then to millaw for operating exp..... ^nimlr (mbtli* ti |» *t« r •
aaral
t*
• '%••lliticr f » I
Prr»itl»*nt
Fr:i»i^'
Velikie Lukl. tha latter
" " 'y will ho :t'4 ss comparml l> I" from
no other Mkwwlodgemcnt
lllieh.r.l t .
II
Capt Harper announced that acme 210 mile* below thn north- for 1010.
Rocvgrvrlt fur Ihr fiHft tin
I un mil f.»r
man attack* at sea.
•I
of German
he wished residents of Sanford westerw metropolle ef Leningrad.
Assessments have been mi i [ munily playnl in hcl|»..ur *
I t*'trh*b S» ••
! I* . >. V
•
i
nnt^nwi.L*
win.i
to see the Defense Force mem
f
nn
In accordance with • -he
n
rn f iff *»
C o m m u n i t y S u p p e r I s ber* drilling in their new uni
1 6 0 . T»t with which
ti
SUM law requiring
f>*-•* •
r K Nf- Ki-*' i • run «*•| i
formsaa
aeen
a*
they
had
been
parnly
si<«.
property
assessments,
brio.?
ib.
Util In • » #tf .ini fc|ntir •
H e l d I n L a k e M o n r o e distributed and altered. Ha said T e x t * O f S p y C e n t e r
assessed valuation to I32..V'
•l»»ry (r.i
liti'hl i i* nt |||
T hr Prr^lilrnt tennl
------ -- ■
M e s s a g e s R e v e a l e d 000, o f which 924.4H 1,000
the men probably would not wear
. ......... .. „ bunt f too
"A * 1 Rai«l nt lh. t'*fi tif ntv Vv.•run*
, A Made poealbie by donations them neat Monday, but would
* 4
be
used
ns
tho
basis
for
a
.
"
M
M.
Mrthiluy
erlclirnti
...
Mr
Ki» » a a■« |>*fir I •
nr*wi’ .-m l%
. *
. M
merchanU and ladtvidaala. wait until tho next drill period.
NEW YORK. Sept l l . - I A V - mrnt o f luses for eieratim? ■' Kill, nothlnt? n el M# r 1 • iOV
nt 11 1 • iilmiM a tj.irnin*
a. chicken pilaa supper was held
••mli fitf#••* »t n
The government today itevealed penaes. In 1040, the rsaesse.l s..l he»rt thnn th** he •fill t'f mir Me ■ «
hat night at Laka Monroe and
texts of secret meeadgea In which nation, Including homestead ■ ■ lioyn ami gir!t n 11 vn.inif m»-i "f x1 .. khllr ■Ini’ *Kimblr
w*a daclarad a "susetsafu! oca Hamburg spy tenter requested emptlons, we* only 811,117.07
'•••I llltf tu »r ri >( • bud
and yoiinic, *v« in Ml r*» hi** h
g^asina.’* Tha event was sponsored B a r g e L o s t I n G u l f
information about American air
••nr • ( thr front 11
i»f 1 u- it:. ... Lm *»•• \Vi’tlU<* l|t 11 r «>t
O f M e x i c o S t o r m plane production and technical
i.ibaiut $:tu
tiunal flef?ir"
S n ak e N eot Found
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and
I "Th*n y e ir I :ti»» wrl» ru* • <( IV*p ThtlrMio* vuo riven p* •
Mw nmmlttaa on arrangements.
The
message*,
received
by
a
NEW ORLEANS. U t. Sept. 12.
O n S a n f o r d A v e n u e |*h« cilifen.t vh *. hclfuil ihr- j tvti v*•je»it to r«**ri of unit r«»nnlr •
Approxjmato ly , 109
Person*
i»t 504 I••:
th»» rfb»brjti*»M r*f my blr'ht’r |H»r«h "M »
ire pteaeaL and heard Mrs. E. —(/u— A bprge with eight men "spy” radio station operated se
aboard
waa
tarn
from
tta
towing
cretly
by
tho
Federal
Bureau
ef
Avrfutt* nl »l i'li'l ) f •«! »
r.nd I «Io wnnt yru to kn« v
Koonta of ,_____
Oviedo,
year's
Shortly after Stuai| Melntvr
_ ,hatt ya
tug
today
In
a
tropical
storm
Investigation
*
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on
Long
ffelaiut
'
A
I.
«ii.nl«*r
win
I
"•
tit'il
f» i*«*rin'
.hour much
who lives on South Hanford Av- Lh'"T
n" l<’" 1.
I. pemonallv.
persenaiiy. >."i"
it a f the County P. T. K.
to !• ilia run n
*»n F*i!r C .•
driving In taw., clafo your splrndbl e ff.tt. '
CcuscU, apeak. Talk* were also In Urn churning Gulf of Mexico were Identified by James 'Ells nue. began
worth, FBI agent and govern Wednesday afternoon he
nt a r t of nppm tim nt'Iy $"11
he r....
riTm In msklnir the Presbl. r.'. s I I
by Gas Sehmak, trustee. o ff th* Louisiana coast. C
Guard headquarters ordered two, ment witness, at th* trial o f 16 over a snake and billed it with (<*r puhhc, O t. Byrd annoiuufl
Tit** Ci^h^fWiv t*i •• iiirtlo*!
»'
cutters Into th* honey seas to men charged with conspiracy to the wheel* o f hla car. Leavl» • hli ratlrrmrnt an fftaitninn f
Hot.trio in l*i in lunl u ik i U * 1 1
spy for Germany.
the scene in quest ef an lni|>!< the munty chapter of tho
Lako Manta* School mas dtdi- search for the barge.
vnlun
of
$.1,035,100.
<(mmllam#4 •• hsid T»*«l
a m M u d bIib s wntn dUrnsei
ment to remove the m ake font
^Action Instead
O f Worth Hinted
Defense Force’s
Uniforms Arrive;
To Be Issued Soon
I’ncdnm OF Seas
SJron^ ly Upheld
'«•'* ll A* Basic And
i 'mdiimcntal Policy
li* \mcrifiin Annals
Model Plane Meet
To Be Held Sunday
At Local Airport
I’ res#
•i nit
InM
■‘ I
i.'lt* In* hn.l
v >' v I k s h o o t’
' \ . ‘ iil.ninrinen,.
i:
* nr
IV
Local Croup Cets Sanfordites Apprcve Sea
Roojevell Praise
Made In Prer;: a t
In P^rilysrs Drive
Further Cut In Lake
County Tax Hill Seen
Po
ess
I*resi(U*nt Sends Herd
Lett
graniznt
•1 Ik* ni» «b'noting
cunt iniiivi ti11 neck
hi
1 in# tbU historic »n«
>» •*'. t I ’rtNitlrnt
rv- »• I t.iir iftrr another, nt •
-• \int ritMH nliip.i which
2* 1 1t inent
»'
.
S o u th e a ste rn
S tates
T o R etu rn T o &
8. T.
ip
W ith e r *
weeks tnisiu g _*(•
their telta, Urn Cele f Semluele ‘ High
a n confident that they
good s h e y for their
W With Eustia.
Raya am rtport**
f wmkmiU from
Ixhing tha job, continued hi* trip
In a
to town.__________ ' ’. t
'..
Thao* who have r»ported for
praetle# to^data^gre aa follows:
NAM B
___ ___
POSITION P a n a m a W i l l C l o a e
Chorlea Geemley
tM G
S e v e r a l C o n s u la t e s
Therun Nsitdeu ■Itt T
Roy Fex
148 C
PANAM A, Panama, Sept. 1*
A l Ratean
.
1M T ury— Panama Thuradsy mmi I
with Germany's requeat that j«*
consulates In N asi-held terrltori?1 M B be cleeod, and ordered an bivr-ti
1 « O gallon o f th* recent atnklig o f lh"
Amarican-ewnad freighter Se.->
t a e firing th* Pawmam flag la North
A Use tie water*.
A reliable
*ourta . Indies'" I
leraa would luteliete ahorllv
ordering th* rieeure e f all
consnlatae in U U eeuntry
mc
m l
H u n g a r ia n
R t ^ lv gd
B # g M it
B y
H itle r
Edward lliggim . iccrrtnry of
tho H'mlmde County Chamber of
Coninierve, was Informed hy the
*tato Chamber of Commerce from
laeksonville Inday th»t tho "criM*
is over' regarding thn ga-ollm.
-hcrlsge in this M ai* during th<tourist season, ami that burin"-*
will no| suffer on th1, account.
“ It Is very gratifying to re
ceive this bulletin from the Slate
Chnnrtcr explaining It* activity
<n aolving the gas shortage pro
blem In Florida,’ Mr. Higgins
commented.
The notice received from the
Htat* Chamber headquarters la
as fpllows:
Well meaning fricml* ho*e
been mildly critical e f your Htaiu
Chamber for IU stand nn the gas
oline shortage problem, seeming
it e f *wiakful thinking,’ etc..
when w* Issued statement- to the
rffeet that
FlerkU'*
tourUta
would net. In th* belief of this
he . ..handicapped}
would not
U octlt I#
‘wi.hfnlly.'
had your
•
f
I • Inly, I !• 11.** hi*# ailltl. M4lt
m b.itib'tehip in
North
•util- \vT»i folinwid by
1 M-ini* which for -A b»uir
•nt* l*l to »mihiMiv»T ilw tf
. ...
. |.»-il|«n of attack.
I i. |"-rt-e.'tK o f the -ubmar, rlearly «ern. Nu Ilrlltn.arienn -'.I.marines w in
.,
>. I.«.id|i'd< <<f mile.) o f this
■ 1 .* n• tl.<- time, * « the nsllone,.( the Mihmnrinn I- rlear.’*
I'll. -" Inrident-, take’t rollerM ,.ly lh" I're-ldent said, could
"..Iv t- r. rarded as i.nrt of a
j.■■mmi.i I Nasi dedgn, "to aholi-fi
Mb, frrr.li.m r f the vM-, and to
; .rquite i.l.-.ililte control and do(n*
inalo.t. .f
the l e u for them'
*W u:
Iho road, ho reUirno4 shortly i"
Football Players Are Confident Of
find several small snakes gath
“Crisis Is Over” RejrarHin^ Supply
ered around H
dead one.
then proceeded to li'l
BeinR Ready For Gustis, Sept 26 theStuart
other reptiles and, after fin
Of Gas, State Chamber Announces
/
ttf |tull«ji— -
tJrcrr, the Itohin
M» »*l Si'afiiriT. th*
\n»| It lht’4P ho inhlc'l
I* *i» it «rn which b.ti| not
•. V.o-o-d known to tho pphS
mo
year.
aircraft
i c i.I
ju
nreaa
i 'imt i \ cunsidcrH
il.jiii* ii.
lb nt '.m l the N n.i.I i c.itfi l not on ly
l.ui
hip* of all
. . I i\brn sailing
whI its ." This
" - .i
-pi culatitm
.
»
v»lem
for
mi the milking.
-■.•It-III s siuiofI. lii'li i ' the 1‘ p'sl*
i im .i bl-wide ad*
hi ili. r ib. wr want
i * th.it
arv
i i ii n by lu'rinit*
i c mi naval anil
ii Ini' they arc on
. in . *'
..... .'id
wurmtitt Ih* clear.
»t (tt'Piniiir of
1 war entfr Iho
t o
f
whlcn
t *r Ain»Tu*:»,i1 lie.
•«» ill 1In ir own
•
kbirh 1 luiv«* l»i.cn
tho
■ tr t’hlt'f
t«»
\»n»y nn'! Nnvy
•tut that ptiIL*y—
nl •b,rlnrcil '" It i*
<>ii mir part when
• protect 111*' HPUt
1 !•* American dr*t.l.x.l •
•a-n in n*»t •HI TN.
£ .,W "C i: ,ss,k',! 1,1
Urn camtag achaoj
W iir n in u G iv e n
< i riii;m> And Italy,
Iti^iio \\Miy From
D tI tii-ix i* Waters’
U
^K r
4
J lh-I
• "Cw'l
mil n I.,
. thi*
T I.
tJi'f
iiiiI.
-111
Ann
i»h e l'. •
11 1
1 iT»
With that control
in their
1 ff,;i • *1 »•r «*# hand,, ho -ui.l, tho next step
that 1* Im •
nutf In v f .11,1
of th-x
’
. oil 1mtil ...i.bl In- "ilnminntinn
t. : pigl.t "
United Stat. x and . tho Western
Wi lli.I have lx i n dune.
ll.'i.p nliere by force,’ ’ with n®
m<
rot., f
0.1 j f .
“ Iiwteud. we thnae tu Itnld fa.', VC. Cl (.' I. Ill v.11 ,' nim.il'? tir* Aimrieni. vessel "free to carry
to the Iwdl-f that A u k riean -I • ni.'th.Mrt wit" vi .Mi •V l| fiq'j*; on noy iwaceflil eommeico exsolvo pmblrms, that Aniirinm
-Oil ltl"V |nili :■
III"*. If.'.I ll. ,"|d bv the eonilescrmling graeo
ran and will co-o|wrnU*.
An rn ui*. ii»f" with t* *• IVrnii'int,
of this foreign und tyrannical
nnumrment
y the
A-?-»cl sir I
Ml
Clip' n aurl ".I, "In sn.te power."
Pre a that the railruuilx had mff id lh.' fr.et t). .1 I li.lvII two l-r
Although, Roosevelt rontinued,
ilcient tank curs to dixlpale the i|„r up i n ■"I iqrolyed, I ( "I -i me lit" to regsr.1 the United
-hortagn, thuugh longer delayed Ihiit « " «h<ii ■id"''
- a 1 tn Stales Nnvy »* invincible, this
thun wo had antlelptte.1, wax on" i.tii -r ntlie-i I « ■ .fee • * X|. « (foil v>u< true only so long aa Hr*
cf the phakes nf the ■itimliia. i.iritw.. with t|>
Cup t. but in- Rritlih Nuvv xuprtv^s. With Bri
n|sm whrbh your Htntn Chamber f.d» ni HUerfnl riiiotlnn nft.r lb" tain gone. Hitler would be ablo
had been at wnrk nlwayi through a.ldrrh-, .in •• I" r - i t. Irrk, •o fur outatrtn the United Statan
rlo-e
operation with Governor ha. "already • 1 1 :<d ’.. the ni. in building shioa.
(toll ind,'who left nothing undone v.nl avtithm itWI-hm und U wait"It Is tlmo for all Americana
lo lake Hi rid., nut nf thn ’blaC'- Ing ll. I.e called."
all
tho
Americas,"
ho ■"■•Wf
added.
|of 4
441 H
IM nillW
MSWe* '■>
nut' sono oriktoil hy Hvcrctaiy
Johnnv Mi an, a -t >!«-nt at "la slop being deluded b/ tho
ickea.
R__ that the Ar
mtm m
Emory Unlv-f-Rr. it tie I
e-i romantic notion
"W e believe now that lh" cri nlutlirilllje lh it 11..' XU 'bcS wa< cas can go on living
lng hanp
_
haopily sad,
sta is over that the local Cham-................
.................
............
In
a
Nail-dominated
peacefully
"Fine* but'until l.tst atglt*. Re.
bera nf Contmerte can spread .vclt wn» not uggreisivo rnouttli.
•Id,"
hews lo this effect In perfe.t lie rhould have ili'clari.'d war ltd
Then. l\e turned to tho q'
safety.’’
tlon of freedom ef- the
year."
Mr. HlgtlnX said that the ques
Another young msrr, VM Itt-e- tcrmtne It a "haslf and fi
tion of tft. gasoline shortage t'lnl, Jr- lx witling l » v.v.r': xxlth mental" pulley for which g*
and how it would a ffe c t tho tqur- •he <)pfen.«e p r gram In uny wav tlon after generation o f Ai
Ut business had teen a aourte he cun and xgreer wi.n Hk' “ gur- cans had battled.
of worry, to all laUnsted Ip ernment ’ polif Ics."
"That has been our
Florida's progress and wtlfsre.
E. J. NcRon. Jr., alteriwy, .lo- proved time and again, in
He added that "this statement feribed the rrex'dont’s address as our history." he sold.
from tha State Chamber o f Com- “ very cmphatlo" pn,l ate* Ibo
“ Our polley has applied
»--rre. which b«t thoroughly elu- sttuatlf.il In tho samo light ns llnio immemorUF-^njjd »MU_
tha president. II* additi. “ There
A!
l* no room t » .G ‘ *
■ j
*
■an
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TI1F, S A N F ORD H E R A L D , S A N F O R D ,
PAGE TWO
\ Shooting War
The Sanford Herald
It i.-t n nlrsintfu situation in wliicl) Iho country (inti.-*1
itself totlay a, a rosult of I'rosident Hoosovolt'a nfM't'rli I
last niKht. . . half in the war ttiul half out of it. For all,
Iho |>ur|K)Ho.- nl actual warfare tho Uuitoil States Navy is j
mi i
df E«fr| M, |torT_
now at war with dormant", hut the ryst of tho country, j
R O L U ID
I.. U K A !%
that is, tho Army, tho Slate Doparment, und last but not
0 •
M lttv
f i o n n o x | | » : A 1 - R M l a # M N a a a i r r least tho ('oiiRross of the I ’nitod Status, is not yet at war.
l’regidenl lloiwevilt says that he has onto rod tho Unit
iiiitc*H irrin x n m : i
ed Stales Na\y to eek out tiorman suhrAarinos ami surPaiiM f la
Ky I rtHm . — .
fo.3« furc laidors o|»iutm)r in American waters aad in "waters!
O M kl i. ret te
.• .!*
doomed noro-sary for our dofonao” nnd to sink th'-m on I
T fc fM
H r a lk a
I1.3H
• Is M «r 1 Is
M A*
sight. Tho l mtod .St at os does not want a shooting war I
(h a s YMr
ft.
with the A xit piiwt rs, toil if that is necessary to keop the |
. K a lr r r * aa s r r a a * r la * «
a ia llr r
O r l a h r r XT. IS IS , a l t k r r — I n f l l r e
• | ■ a t f d N . K lo r id a MMsAwr Ik # A r t
A ll
• b lN ir y
a ,-
M ik e s ,
rard a
ml
- jt o r i- x - e a a M M a
moms
- wtear—. * « * • # • # to la r mf Mkr pn tpm m* mt
n la la t.ifM F .k J J J W
e h e r g e d fa r
• « r r e n la p n d i r f l l a l g g
r a lr a ,
Ite la iM
\ fH s ,a y r r
ll« | r r M N lR f l » M . It e f. r e y r e o l R l T i l * H e r a ld
H r M ll* i> l flr li
«f
a it T r iU la f
* O f f l N a a r r M a l a f d l a H In t l » l a r c *
r o t r l l l r * «ef f t # r w R a l r r w l l k ^ r 1 » H lN il t e M d q e i n t n In C k l r i i a mm*
Y a rk .
.. T B # i f r f n M I * ■ to«rnal»#r mt
A a o N fia tn l P fr a a n k lf h
!•
#% #ln• I r r l f r n tlllw a i » • III# B a r f a r
rrflk t lr t lla M
oaf n il O T H e d > * M fH re w
r r # d f ir A
•• II
nr
flinf
a lfc r r w U r
r r # «lll# 4
« • I t In
M l»# r
nn «l
nines
■ II H flM n In n w h U rn tln n a f a p r r ln l
M a y i l v l f k h r n l a « r v a ls o r r * * n * d
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, test
i i*l
B IB L B V E R R K r m t T U IJA Y
CONSriUNCR NOT IM PIII-IK
MUST BK YOUR GUIDE Thou
she It have no other god, lieforime.—Ev/slut 20J.
AFTER THE ( LIMB
(Prom Spirit)
After the rllinb llhe roots, tinspangled boulder,, the (all
Of silver water to foam, tin- »e
• rret mo,a)
The limber-liner told them the
sight wns nesr,
they wenmountain tall:
And they stepped around stunt
ed cedars, and met their lu
l l ws, the top. of nair-p, they
hod made It—hut there w », no
day.
There was no above ner below,
'• no aoll, no sky.
For they stepped past dwarf re
dare Into a cold cloud— , grnv
Thick mist went drifting und
curling soundlesaly by.
open,. Ihcu d n h o iiU in i.k u r .il tWll f/e.
•
r
There was no sound, no aieh*
' hul the cold curl of the fog
It wts srmethlng which, romnton
ly speaking, never can be:
It wns freedom. The world had
> lost the scent, like a winded
' dog)
I t ores better then beauty, fright
ening. unnaturally free.
—JOSEPHINE JACOBSEN
*
. ■ — . , r - ■* .
•{vk'ltenator' Pepper eays Florid* b
heading for another boom. Some
Florid* citte* are already hev
ing n boom and don't know It.
I f the mlvle Industry hain'l
been making picture* displaying
the Nasi* In an unfavorable light,
it ihoeld have been.
Th* Ratslane cjilm they kdlerf
3BJIO0 Oermstu ' to one ,tattle
tha ether dsy. Heaven, 1 Thnt'r
worse then America's highway
accident toll.
m
W
.
•—
Russia’s New Heart Can Supply
Lifeblood For War Indefinitely
num Hf»r Karntnak. Magnetosunk ||«.i bvaUla a
veritable
mountain of Iron ore more than
70 |»rcrnt pure. Tha city dkl
net rslst trfure the revolution,
now la believed to be turning
out close to 10.000.000 tons of
pig iron annually. (Report* hare
not Im-cb sent by the Ruulaa
government line* 1934.)
r*r. •"7 °*- ,'- ' y „
£ s ± jr y s t T B
iin# up. J
who b
Local Group Gets
Roosevelt Piraise
LONDON. Sept. 12—UP)—'Win*
rton Churchill, defender on* of In Paralysis Drive
his minlatara from , charge* af
hoatility topanl Britain’! Huaalan
allies, was called a blackaward and
a liar Thursday by Wllktem Gallather, the only Communist mem
ber of Parliament,
who later
apologized to both tha prims mlnfatar and the Houaa.
Thu brief and uyty atom aroau
ovcr’ alli irationa snada fuoenUy try
Jack Tanner, a tabor laudar, that
Col J. T. C. Moorw-Bmfraaia. tha
minuter for alrarnft production,
had rxpreaaed a hope that the
German and Sorter aria tea weuM
fztermlnlata
each othar.
It
brought an Incidental hud offtelal
dlKloaura that hundred! at Britt*h fighting plana* ntreo
being sent to Batata by
Brabaxon’s ministry. •
I employed
>•
'V - '
Anderson*
Griffith
Funeral •Dlreetom
. TH R
2nd 8L
ALTMAN’S I
USED
CARS
rrmm roe* Om )
* fl* r the statement* mailu by
Roosevelt."
J. L. Inglry, norutlvo vice
president of the Sanford Atlan
tic National llank m i chairman
of the' 8«min..le Ciunty Defense
Council, analyzed the address as
“ a very calm
and
deliberate
speech and rather mildly pnt. Un
der the circumstance*. t think It
ia about time we stat'd cur po•Itlon bluntly and plainly to Gtrmany, Italy and Japn, leaving
no doubt In thrlr mind* but that
we are out to crush everythin*
“ WITH AN OK
THAT COUNTS”
50 TO SELECT
FROM
Compare Our
Old and New
I
USED
CAR
E. A, F. Loses 55S
Bombers In Raids
Finance Plans
LONDON, Sept. 12.—(# )—The
R. A. F. lost 538 bomber* In
western Europe bet*A«n April
1 and Sept 8. Capt. Harold 11.
Balfour, under secretary of state
for tlr, disclosed Thursday.
TM* period Included th# un-
1-3 Down—Hal. 12 (o
THE
iraallavH I k h * Cat* Oaa.1
datlon. and expressed Ma desire
to “ thank all who ao enthusias
tically worked to pub Semirinlc
County o t«r tha top in thl* drive,
placing It high In tha •olumna of
counties In tha state ”
Col.* Byrd raid thxt “ 8e«toi»l4
County “ not only anmaaaad nil Ita territory undertaken this itmraer. |
former effort* m thP field hut
left In arrears many count!#*
o ld
18 Mo.
THE NEW
I A3, stey.n-.-B^18 Mo,
WE SAY
.M „tk
trr f t tha
National Foundation
for InfanUIa Paralysis has bean
tailed fer 2KhV. o*atnck Mondsr
afternoon a t tb# Valdez HoUl.
•t which time off lean and dlrac-
»r
Compnre ITires
Compare Condition
Compare Term*
Buy Now While AJ1
Thm
MOSCOW. Sepr. 13 — W ) ~
Soviet Rn»,la fnrmallv accused
Bulgarin Thursday night ef act
CAM ? POLK, L a * J «p t ItM JPl
ing as a full-arale bare for Gor- — Disobedience and “ taxIts ad di
man-ttatlnn land. *aa and air nt- scipline’’ 1* tha third field a m y Inole'a
tarka rn the Soviet Union nnd kaa "got to be atoppud,*.- Lteustrongly Intimated that Bril re tanant General Kraamr.-tb* eomprl'<ala would be awlft and item. iMndcr. declared Thuyaday. .
Ilulgnrln la prapartng to parti
In Hipped words to about 1200
cipate In the attack*. Soviet For officer# 4t.a dteeouloti ad a Jaua*
eign Commissar
Molotov
d ^ day field prefeUni 1 that eodad
rlared In a long atatement hand- Tuesday ha dedaiddr.
» r ....
nt to the Bulgarian minister
- T h « * k mm this* that gives
in Moaeaw and breadca*’. on the
Moscow nnlto.
The Crimea. Die Caucasus end
Odraaa are the njaln ••bleellvor
of th* Azte foree* eoocertratlng
In Bulgaria, Molotov charged.
of effective
button In the drive
«*0Udt -dH1.23 • u t t
county'# pc® rat* of
arte re* «xoe#ee, half
JO U C
new (ttS M U
tha Sesntaela chapter
on deposit In- th#
•tTMlInar Boor.
Coffee Club
ALTM AN
CHEVROLET Cti
iwh ^arietks '*
ill lb Lily Ouua-
g
Country
Xf
sj
j
V . t e l ■ ». Baoferd,
. ,
FW.
. i ^U
-
Jean-
FAIRBANKS-MOKSB
PISTRIBUTOH
WASHINGTON. Sept lt - W lJ
—Senator* Inveatigating charges ■AMK RE3RRVU INCREASE
of war propaganda In Um film
Indoitry refused Thursday to to* ^ « « I N O T O N . Sayt. I t 1—
terrupl text!many nnd e«a tha
pictures In question.
Senator McFarland (D . Artt.)
■aying tha Interstntn commere*
■ub-soraMlttes w *£ “ waiting » M
Cm
American
expert, on n j u r J C ’ d b L ' I o t t V
lot af timer urged a showing
of the films bccnane "the beak
evidence te the pictures them*
, m u ,u , f
f
U
e
, * M, 3 i s s s r
g
selves.'*
fled hack by the famuli* moun• “ Let*# ses the pictures and
»* Buraia?* A***,k' ,m* >*llroP' up from nothing to 110,000. Th* dtecontinos -tha
bank,"
added
O le
II,*1 .
have
k n o w n .l 0
* C»
^
* * * * *
Wendell WlllkW. th* Industry>•
ecutuel, to a itatement to r*-
ccnle fur hundreds of ymrs. Th*
tlmbar of the re »n may lie ro
duced to charro
und the Iron
imrltpd that era; That antUniat-
T 7^
ordites Okey
ident’s Talk
On U# S. Position
Refuse To
sat Senators
See Films In Protie
*
i * 0*#*lk*ii
r\ S li i * capable Of pump*
■ mi'blood to the -Soviet war
thine almost Indefinitely;
Ita Iho Ural Mountain Indueil zone, cmtti-d by the Cominlets during the laat 30 year*,
l designed to meet a need that
F loom* up—A second line of
tnm- agninat a European In-
Glad to see our old friend and
former alar reporter, Glenn Go
vocek, back In town after loo
eavsr*. II* sore look* fine,
but Ike only trouble with him
la that sons# etaolsi ebuldr »eh
csibtho .tb to Louisiana' stole bis
pecketbeok.
a
i
i
a Propeasnts o f Charter changes
scant us to elect all our City
Commissioners every two year*
M that the- people will take
M r s interest In pallGcn..
they do to Daytona Bench
you either belong to l
have Im- h worked on a imnll
have to- hare town.
Fan American Airway's Miami
to be doing right
prase releaa* from
that It now em
sons a* compere*
to II'IUL that It
poowngyra %OS
‘ 100 aad .that
t.000 miles as
4<L
. it -4»»'
" H i * 1Intention he# been ' mads
Ctear.’ Tb* AMerlcen paonte c*n
a * -fcnfter hare
any
Illusions
about I t * .
f "W# Americans ere now fie/
t * foe* no* wtth abstract theot|*a bqt, yttte. c*UI, T-'Mrrwdatev
’ "TTner* ha* now come e lin-r
when yost end I mast see the
raid Inexorable necessity of my
Mg 'to these
Inhkraan,
unreetraMed seekers sf world eonqtfeM and permenmt ’ world c imInslloh* by th# s w im l"'
thHUrrfoa. arv)| |q 'throw oor
rtlldrtn and our Children** chil
dren intr yoar- forms of terrertem end Uarery. You liaTe at
tacked our ewn safety. You sli*ll
go no further."
Motcowl
Bulgaria Accused Of
Acting A h A xis Base
i ■
People who are worrying nhoul
Inflation are wasttnr their time.
EQ'Airthey here got to do te to
their money U
y. Then
be plenty of things you con buy
fo r a song.
Ms'- r
--
KEY WEST, Sept. 12— 4*’)
It is fortunate fur the country from the sUmlpoint
—Mere than 400 A. P. L. Union
of national defense t tint I lie threatened railroad strike lui.t raipenter*
employed on defanse
been postponed for a period of nt least CO days through project,* here agreed Thuraday
the npiMiintment of uu investigating board by PresIcUyt* night to delay a threatened walkRoosevelt. W e know very little about the merits o f the lout until next Wednesday pend
ing a Navy Department decision
wutce demands lint we do know that the cost of livin g'lx Ini
their demand for a wage ingoing up and that it wages do not keep pace with prices I crease f>om $1 to 91.13 Vh cents
the wage turners will Ihj the losers. .We also know that per hour.
J
The postponement came art*f
!t wool.I Le disastrous fur the counlry.if n railroad atriko
Lieut. Kranklyn Jansen. acting
were railed at this time.
public worka officer ut the Nary
As the Miami Herald says, “ The railroad brotherhoods Yard here, told union official!
for a score of years have demonstrated an enlightened the .Navy Department In Wash
attitude toward their employers that accepts the realities ington hid aikrd that tha waga
of any given situation and liie.s to live under them. I f Incrrnac request bo sent thoro
in writing. Janaen pointed out
the railroads can afford to pav the new wage demands, aewral dityt would te required
the workers have a right to expect that they will il«» ho. to aend the request and receive
If they can t, if their expected revenues are not suffi- a reply.
It'* a dark doud that tloren’l
have a silver lining. Now ynu
take th* radio, fur Instance. Al
most always the static wi'l keep
you from hearing the worst of
the • war new*. ^
•
the U. S. N »*r »nd described
the largest (lying boot ever built,
was given it* first static test“ Unraetrictod eabmarine war- Thursday st the Gtenn L. Martin
fere In 1941 constitute* a-Tte- Company factory at Kiddle ILiver
While Navy Inspector*, com
fianCe-—*n act of aggression—
officials, newsmen * ■
against that historic
American pany
pottey.
ihotngr*) her* looked on. hydrru
ir
jacks
pulled upward un the
I '“ It I* now clear that Hitler
OM Mffun’ kb campaign to eon- plane’s wings to give it overload
trel tha i*a a "b r r*tb)**a force teat*. A spariaJ atrtl tt»m e j\s.
about aa high, a * - «
two-story
«*rtter oRtvjeMW
M international law andI humsn building, enveloped (he plane.* "m
rCawttne* rrmm Turn* Owl
other oceans ma well.
Communist Laches
Out A i Churchill
lenient
-----iv • Hitler ahotild be taken on *
personally enndutlod
tour of
sous i f our gridirons this Fall.
Then' he would be more cautious
•bout Inviting trouble from thl*
'country.
1911
r
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The experts predict the Ger
mans will toon apin up the wsi
on a new frerlt; They are getting
black and blue on the present
I • SO a
U.J
"When you see a rattlesnake poised to strike," said j _
tho I’residonl, "you do not wait until he has struck you
before you « rush him Tin so Nazi submarines and r.iiilciire tin- rattlesnakes of the Atlantic. They are a menace I
to the free pathway i of tho high sens. They are a t hiil |
Itutgo to our sovereignly. They hammer ut our most pre
cious rights when they att.uk ships of tile American flag. |
"Ameriran naval \es-els and American plain s w ill t.n J
longer wa.t until Axis submarines lurking under tb" wa
ter, or Axis raiders on the surface of tho sea, striki ihoir
rtc’aTflC'rdow first," tin- President continued. 'T|sm our
nn\ul ami air patrol now operating in large uunib'-rs
over u vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean— falls tin- do'./
of mninl.lining the Annriiaii poliry of frkodom <>i‘ tin•‘oas.”
We i|n not -ie wli.it iiuir.io IVosidont Itisisevolt or the
United Stales could take under the nrciini .lances. Tie
ptl til is: li.u o .ei wlieliuiii'.'ly indorsed our gut to Ureal
Britain and other nation* opposing aggression. W - at
spending billions ol dollai ■ for this nisi. Surely i* is not
to tic di root limed l.eiau -oof acts o f violence l.y snr.ie tin
Iriomlly |*»wer. nor aloud I the l.'ujted Slates stand idly by
and see tin- tools from *I * great arsenal sunk into tin- At
tanliv (leean.
Furlutmlely Hie I ’ niled Slates iins a groat Navy probaldy tin- greatest in the world, and combined with
Britain's greater Hum all the other navies in the world.
The United Slates ha i notliing to fear from Hitler's ar
mies as long as it maintains control of the seas. Hut if
we should withdraw into the kind of isolation which tnsnte
of our senators ask and leave tho oceans udder Hitler'.,
domination, then uHunl invasion of this country woulj be
easy.
Tlie Ameriran Navy will lozo no time in driving tho
Nazi curium roe i aiders buck into their bases.
No llnilrond Strike
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Ordered To AirBeBattleship
Built For Navy
Shoot First If Sub BALTIMORE, Sept. 12—O Flnew experimental
Gets Within Sight A“ »irmammoth
bittlcship," constructed toj
"THIRTY DAYS HATH,'
f. Ka<a*iue»* la let"
r W l h M ever* alltnwaa « « r <
taata, *1 laatai*. Klwllt
III Uaiaalla S tra it
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F R ID A Y , S E P T E M B E R
K L O IU U A
Ir rig a t io n
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H|gt
Tha WatM t|A|Y
1 U »* i4
In
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early apprecl-
.. .... r______*o pf the Ural
Moaotaln region, lent sciential*
to fsrrst out poosUdUUsa. They
returnod with glowing report*
ef n i t resource*. Large coal de
pot it.i wire found at K U el Tha
potash deposits
st ' Bollkawak,
they said, totaled about 19.000,-
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•FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1911
S ocia l A n d Personal Activities
MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
Telephone 148
■ Q l l l l l
l l U I I U l t 'U
Mrs. Partin
Honored
C a le n d a r m th I ’ - ^ n D c U n d
I tra I O e
Social
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A K M / i. *
A * . - f (. ‘
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THU HANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA
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*
.i
P e rso nah
Rntertainmg in honor of Mr*.
Jame* Arthur Partin, a recent
*’
FRIDAY
Mr. an*l Mr*. J»>« Jarrell arc
bride,
Mr* Ted B. Davis wai §pending a vacation at Daytona
The (.ran') Instructor of the
host***
at
a
miscellaneous
show,
O. R. S.. Mr*. Pauline McGe*,
*lt'4ch_____
____ H- #<
of Jiunnell. will b« at the Ma- er St her home on We*t New.
•» wattle Hall at 7:30 P. M tS -ld- York Avenue ia DrL»n>t [art • 'x Z - 1 J Hotith left Tuc*4lay
rtruet all riTfleen concerning the evening.
for New Alban>, I ml. whvio *ho
Mr*. Davl*' villi vi -11 with tvlativrf.
fehangc* which, were made at the I The looms of
jhnme were attractively decorated
laat grand chapter session.
with quantities of red rose* and
MONDAY
Friend* of Janie, A rant will
The Woman’* Auxiliary of the fern. The dining table held a be tarry to learn that ho U ill
Holy Crca*
Episcopal
Church central arrangement ronaiating of in the hoapitul at ( amp Bland*
Officer*, Chapter leader*
and * low howl of rose* placed upon in.
^finance rommiltee air *-k*<| to la mirror reflector arouml* whan
a C* .
meet at the Pari-h House at jthe honoree'* gifta were placed.
Mr. ami Mr* Roy Mann plan
Upon
the
arrival
of
the
gue*t*
3:30 P. M. for an important
to leave tomorrow
for Jones
buaineaa meeting The
iegul.tr they were pre*ented *f !h liren Farm in Waynesvllle
N. (.'• I,,r
Jtjreting will be held at 1 00 P. dish towel* to bo hemmed for a week', vacation.
the guegt of h> nor Mr*. Blanche
Sewing session will rnntinue Partin received the r-'re of a
Ceorge Kick ha. town pledged
tdfor the Red Cross in the Woman'* pottery vn*e for finishing her
1’) Kappa Alpha fiaternity at
*!lub to be anonaored hv Mr*. towel first.
•the Univer.ity of Florida where
Following
th
Roy Tillia beginning at 9:'30 A.
PretiJent** Hie Is attending *ehoo| this year
peech which the gneC* listened I
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to,
Mr*.
I)»vi«
in*rv<v1
rf*frP'*hThe pnat Matron'* Club of the
Mr. and Mr. W R. RichardO R S. will have ita regular mcm.< nf ire crp.np an*! i« Hit.- *rn are visiting Mi and Mr*.
^meeting at the home of Mr*. dual cakr* to
C. A. Ilaine. f.r a few day.
Invite.I to hi* with Mm . Partin enroute fr<im Knoxville, Tenn.,
R. F Cron-haw on En-t Sev
enth Street at H;00 l\ M. with and tho hr«t*m wore
to
their home <n Urlando.
Mr*. Hlamhi* Parti” . Mr«. J.
Mr*, Glenn R. MeKay a* fitF. McClelland. Mr<. Wnlter FV«hostess.
Mr*. W (i Sheldon ha* a*
The progmiem m>eling of the Irr, Mm Hobart llnytiM. Mm . her gue.t* today Mr*. I'. I. Star
F
W. board and Mr* Toni Klrod of
-W . M. II. r f the Fir-t Baptist Nrthur Williams Mm
•Church will bo held In
the BiincYM, Air* I.t>nrim I’.m I ar.il Apopka and Mi* C M. Cliatt
church at 3:30 P M with Circle Mr*. R. J Check of l>«*!.ai\d
«if Belleview.
g
Al«<v Mi**
Looiitr
Packard,
SI* Ip chnrgr. The topie will hr
f|,i»m*h**,v. MIm
“ An Urgent Gospel
Summon* Mi*« Thorr«n
Donald J. nr* ha* hern pledged
State* —To Knlarge, Lengthen Paulin** Willink and Mi”* Juno by Alptia Tail
Omega
**cinl
Bryan.
and Strengthen.”
fraternity at the University of
f
The Junior fi. A.'* add Junior
Florida
in
(jnineaville
where
he
R.A.'« and Snnbenm* will meet PAI.ATK \ T o r.FT FU \NTII1SR ia a student.
WINTER
HAVEN.
S*pt.
1
2
at the name time. Urecedlng
the meeting at 3:00 IV M. the (Sorcial Palatka loom* a* tho
Fri»ri'|4 nf Mi** Th«*rc*a Hum
Personal Worker*' Group
will lo/icrl *iicco<(inr to Sanford a* phrey will hr itlml In l«»im that
tijrrt In the T. T. L. rlas* room. th%* eighth flub in the UM8 Flori* 4he i* now a<«iH’i*t«*4l with the
There will he n meeting of tile Ha State League *otup.
P. Paul « Ihauty Shop »* beauti
•Woman'* Auxiliary of the Pr*»- P M. at the home nf Mr*. J. R. cian.
hvterlan Church at 2:30 P. M Mi ng.r, 917 East Geneve Ave
The Prayer Rand will meet at nue.
Mi*. Dorl* 11*11 ami Miss Car
3:00 P. M.
WEDNESDAY
lin 1’alincr plun to apen*l the
TU.F.SDA v
weekend
III We«t |“*lm Beach m
\V'men’* Society of Christian
The Order of the Ka*tern Star
the gill'*!* nf the Misses Lillian
flwill «ew fer the Ro.1 Cro.i in Service of the Methodist Church and Mnrthu Adam*.
will he in charge of the tewing
the Woman’a Club beginning at * e * * i o n for the Red Crn*s in th'*
9:30 A. M.
Wrmnn's Club beginning st 9:30 — Mr. and Mr*. W. C. IlutchlThe Philathea Class of the
*on and daughter, Penroie, reM.
Presbyterian Chnrch will have a A. There
a
will be a hoard meet- turncil on Wedne*duy from
vlcncfk roast and picnic at 0:00 Ing - f the Kalllr Harrison Chan erinth'*
vacation
which
waa
ter of the Daughter*
o ' th* spent »t Glacier Park and YelAmerican Rroilutinn a the homo lowatone National Park.
of tb« regent, Mra. W I.. II* nMra. Rerta Breeden and Ml**
ley. on West Fifteenth Street at
3:30 I’ M. Thia meeting will be Thelmn Turner »ro planning to
In ob.ervance of
Constitution tnend the weekend In Daytona
Beach with their brothcr-ln-law
Day.
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
THURSDAY
The sewing »e**|on will b* Weaver.
aprnsored by tho women nf th>
Mrs. E. H, 1-ancy rttumed Tex.
Congregational Church, under thq
direction of Mr*. J. B. Rbot In Irr Jay from Jacksonville whier«
th* Woman’* Club Jbcfinnln* » ( she has been tor ttvtral days
t:S0 P..,U*,. ri Ua ^ •.*—•:
fhe test is
EXODJJS O f
PLACES OF
NTS TO F A fc fU J N S
ING 18 UNDERWAY
As the golden laiy dtys of it
mer stret5f into autumn, TVw-*i
schools and relieves throughout
the country are claiming their **••*
infl’u of students. An unusually
large number of Sanford sVsdenta
ha* alreudy left f r will leuve
•non sither to resume their col
lege studies or to begin them.
A* usual th* State schools at
tract the largest number of rt»drnta.
,
/hear wfcp here already lift for
Florida State College foe WedMn
in Tallahatsee Include:
MM^M
ide: th* MM
mi
Incy Roumlllet, Susan 1Vift|h
Miry Wight, Rrma __
«le
Durden.
Mary
-------Emarlrk, KarHa Protcor, BIU*
beth Whlgham. Bette Wdtheh
Doris Jackaon, I *mise PerkhAj
Jane Schulte. MxUlyn Troluck*
KUae Hutchison
Virginia . . T V ,
borough. Alice Johnson, Muriel
Knox, Jewel Slaughter, Doris
Doriwr and Priscilla Reynplda.
Attending Stetson University in
Del and will be: the ‘MHses Eve’
Stowe, Rather Strange, Jfati
True, Mildred Ratliff. Oleda' I
son, Nancy Rotsetter, ElisaV
Pippin and 1>vi< Rigan.
Harry Brownlee, Jlrflmle
Gowan, Arthur Beckwith, JoK
Hamrick, Jr, Sidney Nla, Jr. awl
Robert Herndon
Studying at the Unfwrflty of
Florida In Gainesville are: Harold
Haskins, Gen*- llirrlaon, John
Pone, Walter
Turner,
Georg*
Pick, William l«fflc r, Dick Broant,
Jo** Crenahaw, John Dunn, Frod
Dyson. Jr„
Tony Huddleston,
Donald Jonps, John llall, * n moml Kader, Douglass Slehttfom,
Donald Bishop, Franklin Brapan,
Cullen Wright. E'h»ln Brahalt,
George Talbott, Jimmlt
Shoemtkrr, Bruce Holt and Donald
Ijimson.
Miss Daphne Takach hill co»tlnuo her studies at Rolltna Col
lege in Winter Park and l M
Olive Chapman. Mias Ellen g a d .
wether and Ml** Mabl* Chapman
will study at Southern College In
Lakeland.
Miss Mary ls*lgr ha* been at
tending Maasey's BualnaJl Callege In Jacksonville for sevsral
week* while Mis* Ines WIlltaxM
plan* to enter th* Orlando Bustnv*i College.
Mit* Irene I.undquist la study
ing a t the State Hospital School
of ______
Nursin-r
Oattaho
_ , .at
. yawsmuum
n r’i
■UahodAt*.
Out-of-Stata school* which arg
attracting atudenta Inetuda;
uiuistXna otaws umeestiay at
Baton Rouge: H u gh Laahar.
Emory UnlvtHlty In Atlanta,
Duh F.ppe, twrov Cooper. John
Morgan and Jsclt Woodruff.
*
Ixiulslana Medical College ' |t
New Orleans, George Anderson.
Louisiana College at Aliiandris,
Ve., Joe Davie.
-*
Marion Military Instftal* at
Marlon, Ate.. Voile A. WillUm*.
Jr.
Maryvjlla College at Msryvtll'.
Tenn., Mis* liOulae Moughton, hli-<
Octavls Blades, Mia*
Dtirolh)
Pearson and Joe MeCdtlla.
Georgia Inatltgta of TedmoJogy
In Atlanta. Douglas Garger.
University of North Carotins
at
Mlsa.vBnaaUth
7i .mChapel
' Hill.
in
... l —
» A — Btohoff
-• *' sms*u<
-Lefflcr
and* Robert
inthe taste
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Ri*l,dir*i
ud^^Wpgln1* St
Rlehmoml,
Ralph Tr
Agnes Scott College In Decatur
Ga.. Miss Carolyn Dagut.
University of TlRUtseee
at
Knosville, Mlaa Barbara Buprrcht
and Rill Preston.
Murray Btata Tea*bars Colby
a t Murrey, Ky., f r a d Ganas.
Danny Altman and Bob Wilkin
■on.
St. Bernard Collage at Collum.
Ala., Elmo Grsdiek a n d . Charles
Cameron.
Virginia Interw ont College at
•
Whan It comas to bewad, flavor b a most Important test
-and Tip-Tbp paaaee th* taste taat with flying colors!
You’ll maka Tip-Top your dally brand when you get
on# taste o f ita downright dalidoua oven-fresh flavor!
WARD'S TIP-TOP BREAD
. . . la enrichad la accordance with the staadarda
bf The National Research ConaciL
^
MAMIVTHI
y H A K IM
• w/\ n
Bristol, Va^ Miss Alberta Long.
Brrwtnn IVrlter Jnritor Colleg*
st Mcnmt Vernon, Os. George R.
McCall, Jr. k
University, of
Alabama
at
Tuscaloosa, Misa Cl*Irr Evan*
Augusta Military Academy at
Y Defiance, V *. Billy Rv*H»
New Hampton School fo r Boys
in New Hampton, N. H. Jack
Evans.
Suwannee Military Academy in
Suwannee. Tenn . JfwthoW’ VMB*
and W. Cawthon Hutchison, Jr.
Gordon
Military
Collegf,
HameSvIlle. G i , Tommy Cobb
University
of
Georgia
in
Athens, Mies Dorothy Wiggins.
Miss Mary Wiggins, Bill Whit*
•ml Kent Rossetteri Jr.
Coker College. Jtariivtlle, S. C ,
Miss Margaret Spencer am) Miss
Ethel Root
Montreal College, Montreal, N
C. Mis* Anna Senkarlk
NYirth Georgfa Teachers Col
lege, Dahloneg*. Charle* Willisme end Jimmie Carter.
Presbyteriah Collegr In Clinton.
S C Frank t- Woodruff. >!1
Mar* Hill Junior Collfge at
Man Hill. N
. Rob Hickson
Fork Union Military Academy
at Fork Union, V*., Billy Hefn
don. Ray Hrmdnn, Al IKiudnry
and Walter Beal
Nouth Carolin* Medical College
In Charleston, Ml** Virginia Cal
houn.
,
University of South Caroline ill
Columbia. 8 < . Mis* Joanne As
iacello.
United Stele* Military Academy
at West Point. N. Y , . Stewart
tistchcl.
Carlisle
Military
Academy.
lUmberg, 8- C . Orin Adams, LeRoy Eitridg* and I.ee Bauman.
Ifnlrertlty <tf Maryland Bchool
of Nursing, Mis* Mary Nancy
Brock.
Spring Hill College, School of
Nursing Iq Mobile, Ala., M lii
Kstelle Hurt and Mis* Catherine
Hurt.
Southern IkepUst lloepltal hi
New Orleans, L a , MU* Dorothy
Kader.
Columbia Military Institute In
Columbia, Tran., Ralph Wight,
Frvd Wight, Jer* Dortnlgy.
Emory Unlvarslty Hospital In
Atlanta, G* . Mis* A|k* Wight.
Draughan Buslheas College In
Atlanta, Ga., R. G. Ukhaoo, Jr.
Jam es
I)aviR
P arty
On
Is G iv e n
B irth d a y
Honoring her son. Jamas !>*•i., who celebrated
hit fifth
Urthdax anniversary, Mrs. J.
C Davis entertained with a p ar
ty a t her hum* on Magnolia
AreniM la .t Wednesday aft*r-|
s
BdiiHl
I C AK E S :
Plans Are Made For
Annual “ Rat” Dance
• Signh^fii?c
EVERY C’h.ance
Sshoid day a nre the formative
year* which deteimun* what will
Im- tin* child’a aucre** m life.
Give your child every clance to
develop AI l. of their |«ioilnlitiri
—all of th** qualitn-a with which
they aie naturally endowed.
If their eye* arc not right,
they are hnmlicapped in ttadr
*tu.U»» g^f*.4 ui • ch**» it -iopnimtt
of then per^onnlitiea, whK'h ia
vfMake *ur
Plans for the annual
" lia t 'j
lUnee t«> be hrlj
on Tu«-«tlay ,
rYrmnf, SepL
nt the t ity ,
Hall miere mat* w7 •fhf'hn'rfintc •
of the CJra-Del chapto (.f the*
StH'-Dfb Club which wn- h»M at
the homo of MIm
Mm>*«i«rite
thinrin on I'llmHIa ,\v« nue lji»t ‘
evening
It wis itrciilcil by the in< ihHc h ’
that the tlancr will l*e %•)•!••*vml •.
Spon«*»ra
were
chogi ii
fuun |'
among memherH v>f the fn '(liman |
cla«M anil include
Mi-** Hetty i
Jtnr Torrodi anil H«*h 1 allahan. | ,
Min* Mary Ann WluUlul miuIJ
Neil Powell
Following ths* hiiMin-* uti«ting
a social perumI waa »’i)i«iy«d and |
tefre-sh incut j* acived t.» the fnl I
lowing
The Mianea Marjorie
Jonea. |
la.-no Howard.
Jeon
Harper.!
Tlnth
Stenatrom.
Ann
Si me.
Norinu Wolfer, Mnrguente Dun
cun. F.lhtaheth
Vaughn. Joyce
Wardwrll and the
Mu»|
Hdly Thurmond.
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•Furniture
th« n ry« * are right
to *cho«l.
bef«»re they ir«» !•«. k
Hav e thi m a v a n u u e d
• Co-Makev , , f \ ttT^nr**af^fafHnw
• Automobile *
nMl n o n
IS
W .
rU U N K
la wir
O ptom H rint
r i o m iM .
I K N 111 %L
now.
I)r. INGRAM.
MODERN
FINANCE CO.
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p ilo s e , it
Magnolia A ir . Sanford. Fla
lit
ATTENTION FOLKS!
KVKUY NIGHT IH NKW Y K A K ’S KVK AT JACKS!
Jack In hack from llmndway with the latent
nennation—
PANORAM
See nil the Broadway and
|
H ollyw ood
h la r*
righ t before you r eyiw.
JACK’S
DEW
DROP
INN
I'ACKAGK GOODS
MIXKD nni.NKS AT IMH’ in.AR PRICES
LOCATED ON IIEAHTIFn. LAKE MONROK
FFFI)
Mr and Mr*. Cecil D B***
are announcing the birth of a
daughter, Fndn Saye, on Turs.tay,
Sept 9. in the Fernald laughton
Memorial Hoapital. Mr and MrRass recently moved here from
iflaslmm**. Mr*. Ba*s wns for
merly aeaociated with the San
ford Clinic a* laboratory tech
nIrian,
X-Cel
Growing
Mnsh and X < el I aypig Mash Inr J-‘-t re
BAPPT
BIRTHDAY
sults!
Miss Martha Hagan
Patty Gantt
J . W. Daniel
Mildred Turner
Herbert Nriewander
THE .
INVENTOR DIES
LONDON. 8*p»- J f —O D -H arry
Gtlndell-Mailhcw*. 81,
elrctrlcal r**e*yrh scleutl.t known
as ‘‘Death Ray M stthtw a," died
ef a heart attack Thursday In
his lonely, carefully-guarded la
boratory bungalow nn the tep of
m auntain
near
Hwan*e-i,
Wale*.
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• SEMINOLE FEED COMPANY .
N. ELM. AVENUE
^
TELEPHONE 91
L\.S. SAVE 'COUKKlS IN X CEI. FEEDS
l- 3
FUTURE
W H as
f D au g h te r
John Dunn left raeiardar
R“ »“ ,}f »Dlt In Ha
Asheville and “
up to $300
’ *?vis-
S
• few
jj* - Unjveraity 0f
Florid*
ualaeevllle where he J’“
thia winter. He waa
by hi* father. Chari**
0ANS
Give YOUR Child
Hot-
and
te& 'eSS: 2SSLTSJ- TtldaViT^ WUI VUU
hostess, eaalttrd
Mis* Eileen
NEW ALABAMA CASES
Bnegg end Miss ST. t«l Johnson.
Those enjoying the party wereMONTGOMERY, Sept. I.
Miss Mary David, guest of honor. iA*jes-\ Alabama polio ,-a-e, thi ■
Miss Betty Sue Hatcher, Miss LyCar ’rose to lll'J Thursday a.
Louise Hlera, Ills* Mildml Hn.-rs. -even new diagnoses and two ml
Miss Katherlns Hagan.
Mire litlonal deaths from the disease
Betty Jane Womleock. Mis* F.dilh w ere' reported.
Chestnut, Miis Mildred Windham,
Mlsr. Sarah Martin, Mia* Ilnirl
Johnson, Miss Elcen Bragg. Mu*
Jean Manning and Mrs David.
Also,
Theron Madden, Pat
Rathel,. Holden
David.
Fred
Hogan, Jimmie Rigney.
Ii.ivid
Jackson and Jame* Hardy
ll*e
" I t roOfaa In 'which the gueats
were entertained Sr.re altraetlvrJr ‘ decorated with late aumfnrt
flowvr*. Tlie dining table- was
overlaid with a lac* doth And
centered with a large pink and
white birthday cake.
Numetvui game* and contest!
warn enjoyed throughout the af
ternoon after which refreshment*
of ic* cream and birthday cake
were Mrvyd by Mrs'. Davit Kavure kf
mulll-itilortd
balloons
war* pieced upon each plat*.
Those Invited to enjoy the oc
casion with the honore«,,w*r*:
Atm Vance,
Nancy
FricnJ,
Batty Bryan. Lucia Goff, Ruby
fltgnstrom, Mary Ellen Driggers,
Jeannette Cleveland, Sandra Morv
fdrton, Marianne Rtrickland, Hon
in' Menfarton, Elaine
Cofield,
She Jan Qftfflth, June Vance,
Larry
B a tti.1 Charles
Dunn,
Warren VcUhll, Jack pitnn, R»-
OP
d
PAGE THREE
Mr*. Peorj Davfd entertained
at her homy on Palmetto Avenue
last evening In honor of her
daughter, Mary, vehoae birthday
*
p|nk
VtM
to decorate
fl'g v n : -■. :■
ch fo M '
LINE Of
LETS insure the future of our city by voting
CHANGE
for
thu
*
^ •** ’
^
LETS
break
the
strangle hold on Sanford’s progress hy
voting for Die CHANGE
LETS, deetroy Mself nggranfiizement” to the detriment of
our city by voting for the CHANGE
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ON T H il; 8 U 3 {riRST ANNIVERSARY,
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«r*r ukown la 8m UWC
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(These shoes were
h'aad
mm)
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WB INVITE you to come io at utytime and In*
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Wt with to>tgfenk kll thoM friorida and cuatomor*'
who hank wttttln our flntifiMuVhy thehrtflh«rou«
jM«rotuc%* f l u a to wilarKB, rtdMsfemUd r»model, Rddbfi-tuta of ttWikiwt 1a hflMlfi««pilptURnt-aad flereUlMen, >n ordar to keep op with
tha great toetopee la oar ballR— . •
fnhak;Tigfl£|RU
LETS giva our city a clean and respected government by
voting for the CHANGE
> JM Jk’-L .
LETS create more interest in our city government by
increasing; the number of candidates for office which will
increaseithe number of voteis. We can have thia by vot
ing for the CHANGE
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LETS rise up and throw o ff this yoke retarding the pro
gress of our city and grinding her very future into
worthless powder „
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LETS quit STAGGERING, straighten up and move for
ward in a steady determined manner.
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A vote for the CHANGE is a vote for PROGRESS •
f as . dm
at the eld yrkau.
Buy
now
F~x.ii
p«m?rr. ^ T i'R j^ * * * *
i
LM i for- the priTlkge of having w»Ur
’ Urn> -for thair chUdreo to
•ffvJ P W bat.w»ter In Sanford coata too
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-
T H * SANTORO
•
O. P. H E R N D O N .
ford In the Circuit C ou rt In and
the hair* ,iJ* t 1 »**», lagmtea*. g r a a - laauad waa la th o nama
In
C lark Circuit C ou rt. Hamlnola fo r Hcmlnnle County. F lorida.
known.
i f b o r o t h f r claimant#, w h o M n im ea
ch an cery, the same b e in g a suit
C ounty, F lo rid a .
t ’ nltaa aald c t r tlflc a ta ahalt ba
aco unknown, c la im in g a n y r ig h t
K. La, B U R D IC K .
fo r d lr o r r r
acco rd in g to la w . tha
t ills o r IntorcM In and to tho pro- rf»tw#m*d
T ilt :
HANFORD
lIF .n A I.D . *
Daputy « •lark.
ty fc#r*lru f|*r d«8crl|>«i] under property d*wcrlbad tharaln w ill ba
newepnper published In S-m lnole
II H U rb u tk f dacaoaod, and w l f f . Fold to tha hlghaat bidder at tha (O ffic ia l Baal)
County. F lo rid *.
I*
herrby
derotirf
houaa d o o r on
tha
flra t
Cat bar In# D Is R U r b ie k , daoaasod;
sig n a led
»•
the
n e w .p a p rr
In
NO T I T O O F A F F I I C A T IO N F O R
J. O Royd, dfcoaaod; A llc o W Ildar, M.>nd8y In tha month o f October.
which
this
order
rhall
be
published
I9
il.
w
hich
la
tha
4th
day
o
f
daraaaad. and husband.— - — W II
TA X DEED
ago, when golflnr beta averaged a bit hlghar than today, liter* waa dar. d fc « a « fd . whoso
fo r fou r mn**«*utlv4* w r r k i.
C hristian . * . t h » r 1911.
C fL A F T E E 17457 O F I M
l8on» anti nnleretl
at
Hxnforrl.
I►atrd thla 5th day o f Hrptambar,
a foursome of goah-awful duffer* who u**d to bet $6 on th* longeat namo la unknown, and R. 8. H a ll,
N O T IC E 18
lir .R E ir r
O IV E N .
d ffoa vo d .
m ^ i 1941
Th at C A N D A T H A H E E D holder o f Hrm lnolr County. F lhrldk. thlx 4tn
drive and |10 on low hole *corea.
tla)
t*f
Reptem
ber.
AD
1911
.-t
O P IIB R N D O N .
I I b tln g m id * to a ppear rrom
fro m nn
an
Tas
C e r tific a te No.
M l,
le.u ed I
Those four dub* atrolled along, hooking, allelng, lopping, mining, a ffid
o P IlE R N D flN .
thla enuaa t h a t ' l l . } flw r k C ircu it <*«*urt. Hamlnola tha 1 th ite r • ( A v g u s t A D . I I I * ,
a v it f Had
with |S or *o riding on every atroke. And with carryover* on every you and aach o f y on h ava or
C lark nf th * C.'lrcult Court
•'ounty, F lorida.
haa file d aama In m y
o fflc a
and '
Ry E. 1a. n r R D I C K .
bit. On* day, going to th# 18th hole, two of the** golfer* cam# up claim to hava aoma rig h t, tltla or
haa mada a p p lication
fo r a tax OP.O A H PK EIt. JIL
Daputy C lark. deed la b e leaned
Intaraat In and to tha fo llo w in g
Mnllrlfi»r. f«»r P la in t iff
tharaon. Said
with a flock of carryover*—840 worth— for tho long**! drive.
ffic la l Baal)
p rop erty Invntvad In thla
(O ffic ia l k *»1 )
c a r tlfle a ta em b ra ce, the fo llo w in g
• the Angler*
Th# first took a pair of aweet practice »wlnr* Then he drew tack daacrlhad
ault altuata In ftam lnola County,
daacrlbad
prop
erty
In
tha
County
nf
,
bodulcd term- hi* club, iwung hard
and— awiahl— ml«»ed the ball entirely. The F lorid a , t o - w i t •
Hamlnola. B u te o f r lo r ld a . t o - w lt : I x o t i i v : o f a r r i - i r c t i o n in n
MiTitw o r A rrL icA T io ji r o »
rd-Hit* scored other atapped up to the tee, *ure of hla 140. Why. anyone could
Basin K 1-4 Mac. povt o f Hac#
L o t 1* S lon d lfo rd 'a A ddition
i
▼a x i> r .g n
T A X DF.KD
pre won thd cutdrlve a wind atroke. Ha took no practice awing*. Ju»t rwung,
I. T w p . St Houth.
R a n g#
SI
P la t Book t T a g a l i t
riLCFTKIl 174S7 OF I M
,
I ' l l %P T E H I 743 T O F I 91B
ICaat. run W . IS SC c h a in * N.
Th
a
assessment
o
f
the'
aald
p
roI
ITtCTS Of th« and. . . yep, ntl»**d It too.
S '*'TIC K
IH II K It KM Y U IV ES'
N O T IC E IH IIE R E R Y
O IV E N .
. .
t dagraaa K.
II.1 « cha nr
K
aald
c a rtlflea ta ' Thut A !.. IIO h V K Il holder o f T a x
It.xt A It. M A IU H A M holder o f p a rty under the
M .ptard// lfl
* 01., th* <%IV vMt*«t foTwamt—the wind from th* whmllne clubI I 11 rhalojuJi- -IJ .J i ch ain* to
IO I.A . C e rtific a te N*» (7<\ laxued the 2nd
T a t O r t l f l r a t a No. SIS, laauad tha laauad w aa la the aam a o f
b
egln
n
lfig
*l«>i
head had blown It off th# lee. Thafa how'thll duffer** *horte«t
<Ur o£- A u tfu »l A. 1)^ 1919, haa L A T IM E R .
1 v* r«y
Au«|ua4 A. O -.* YttTj
« « ; . ka»
in early atari, drive won *40 for th# longe*t drive bet.
— H. t * a cre* M « t t t-4 M ifW
Unlaaa la id c a r tlfle a ta ahall be f file d earn* In my nfflc*
fillet aama In my o fflr a
amt haa
inll W *
I • 4 o f Hrr 11 T w p St H . Ila n ga
law . the nt»«le nppllcatlon fo r a t a t deed to
A lead In the
m *•!** u ppllratlon fo r a tax
daad redeemed, according lo
SI E a st; also
p raperty described tharaln w ill l.e be |m u * i | thereon H;»ld c e rtific a te
I f.. i.» lawiifd tharaon Maid r a r t lflind waa never
I*ot j, Hactlon I I . To w n a h lp
P H I L A D E L P H I A , S e p t. 1 2 . - W 7 — T h e C h illi* * m ay h ave * * t at
!*.*••> Frnhraraa tha
fo llo w in g
d »- •old to tha hlghaat bidder a l the em braci * the fo llo w in g dra^rlbed
t l Mouth. Manga St Kant: a im
houaa door on
lha
fir s t * prop erty in the C ou nty o f He ml
propearty In tha C ounty o f court
le a * t one t a » * t a l l reen n l thla y e a r —
HK l - l nf Nr* 1-4 o f ffa« 19
' it the
|nm m nnin
onth o
Olf October,
t*rioopr, , .
a ,,.
■
*.
(fiinolr,
MtatA
o
f
F
lorida,
t
o
w
lt ; M onday In
F lorid a , to -w lt;
a rec en t gam # w ith the C a rd in a l*. 52 t a w b a l l * w ere u *ed, 44
T w p St H R anga j t K u l : at1*11. w hich It t h .
tth dSZ,, a l L “: L J u j » A
M
— U cN bU x
Irf.ta 3, 4. S. A 4 Illo ck S3
a t w k k «k * u * fou led Into the atand*. Don P a d g e tt o f ih c C ard * hit
ao S\Y 1-4 o f HW ) • » of(
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11.U IJook l P a ce
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SI. T w p ?l H Manga I f r a a f
. tint —I this ( l h i l y o f ft.ptem * | «99
.
. J * fta 'lh a t Em <o acramble a ft e r . .
Sotollvlakm P in t Hook S Pagaa
har. 941.
T H K H K F f iMH thaaa praarnta aro
I I I . I IS. A 114
Th e a«»en»tnient tif tho eald proto command you and *a rh o f you
O P IIE R N D D N
AaRPMIllwtit
rtf
the*
aald
I»**rtv undrr the aald c e rtific a te
NNW OllI.EA.NS Sept. I2 .-IA ’)—When Clauilo (Monk) Simon*. to ba and appear b e fo re tha ib n r a
C lark Circuit (?ourt, H«rnln»la laaiied w »<• In the name o f IlsARR Y
undar Iba aald r r r t lflr a ta
Jr., *•> playing with Tulan4 ■ few vear* ago ho got no apcclal care • l r l . 4 Court . t tha C ourlhouaa a t , ........ wnm ln th „
„f j j
County. F lorid a .
II i*4 »MHTf h ’ KHanford. F lorid a on
M onday
tti»- 1 )tl i:\y.H
n y : E. L. IIU R D I c k
from tho football trainer, Claude (Monk) Simona, Sr.
C n lea i -.till c e r tific a te shall ba
Daputy Clerk
redeem***l a ccord in g
to daw , th*
During hi* frrahman year, Little Monk waa knocked out one day • lh ilmy o f O ctober. A I). 1*11. t h . j i n i . . . .a id c e r tific a te .h a ll he (O ffic ia l tfaal)
►ame being
a ra le
>Ur o f
thla
acco rd in g
to law . I|he
|in*perty dearrll»ei| (h e re in w ill ba
■erlmmaglng the vanity. The coach told him to go home and hu Court, o lh e rw le e. (tecre-e pro eon- I
described ih ereln w ill be
►••I•I !<» the hltfhert bidder at the
fvaao
III be en tered a ga in s t y ju |
h lg h e .l bidder at «he
N O T I T O O F A F F fe lC A T lO X F O E
12 — (Up*- left without receiving any attention from the trainer.
• •yirt It<*tiNa* «|i»•ir *>n the flrat MonThat night llig Monk wn» grrclrd *tcrnly at home by Mr*. Si and aach <J you.
tin
h"UB«
door on
thn
flrat
T A X DI3EI9
I'a
Kowboy*
day lit the rnuntlwof f)ctn ber. 1941,
It la fu rth e r ordered that thla | i.nd.iy In lh«*. in*»nth o f O rtobcr.
C
lfA
P
T
K
E
17417
O
F
I
I
M
mon*:
M
l
hear
one
of
the
player*
waa
hurt
today.'*
,
kdilrh l « th«* 4lh day o f October.
ledc* on ' funordar he puhllahad In Tha Hanford
N O T IC E 18 I t E lt E I I Y
U IV K N
w hlrh la
tho 4th
day
of
19(1
“ Oh, )u*t ono of the freahmen,” her huaband replied. “ I dldn t pay H erald a newapaper puhllrhed In j H
u d Coach
Th at A. K. A P P Ie K IIY
holder »»f
t.ib.r, 1911
D itr d lh '» S(h d.iy o f September.
Hanford. Hemlnota C ounty. F lorid a .
_______
»W make no any attention to him."
I ihla &th day o f
Raptam- T a x C artlflea ta No. 174, Datied tho 1911.
nra f » r h weak fo r fftur conaecu1ml day o f A u g u it A . D . 1937. ha*
i
m
i.
•nt# tlm* yat.
d
P H ER N D O N .
tlve weaka.
file d aama fn m y o f fi c e and
h.»*
O. P H E R N D O N ,
••Int U Circuit Court, Hcmlnola
i glean,, with
OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 12.—(JP)—The day may bo near at hand
W I T N K mm mv hand and o fD c U l
r i r r k C ircu it Court. Hamlnola made a pplication f o r a tax deed to
C ountv F lorida
iXCeptlona," he when a man can watch u baurboll game at midnight without worry ■aal aa C lerk o f tha C lrrn it Court
hr* laruad tharaon. Bald c e r tific a te
County. F lorida.
Ily
H I*. R U R D IC K .
Hemlrcila C ounty. F lorid a , on
want to give ing about •trike* when he get* home.
em bracea the fo llo w in g (1»Brril.e.|
R y : E. U B U R D IC K .
Deputy C lerk
thla
tha
(t
h
day
o
f
Heptcm
hvr,
A
SeytlDr put y C lerk. p r o p e r ly |n the C ou nty nf
ebmea Id
(OfMtdssI Hr « I )
' tjhikrle* Sauleterry, m»nig*r of the «tatc »rml-pro baieball tour t». 1941.
" « !• * H tala o f F lo rid a , to-w lt
•rfa«-l.al H ral)
'la tho po- ney here, I* considering instituting “ doghouse card*" for lata *e«O. P. H E R N D O N .
I-o(a |9 to 1C Illo c k 13 C ry —
be.t."
• ■loita. An official clock would itamp tha cards at the ball park
C lerk o f C ircu it Court.
M r r i l T : O F 4 F P I.IF A T IO N F O R
ta leak# W in te r llom a a Hub.llM r r iD fl o r A P F f. i r A T l O N F O R
Ily: A. M. WKKKH.
Lorani, and tha tourney-goer left for home.
TA X DEED
vlalnn. Pla t Rook 3 P a g » » I I I .
T A X DEED
Danuty
C
lerk
f'lV X F T E M 17 457 «»F IMS
m
a
l
i
t
.
I
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l
A
P
T
K
I
l
17497
O
F
I
M
addetl. *r*
O A RV .AN D W H PE N C E R .
N O T IC E
IH If K R E ftY O IV E N .
T h e aasaaamant n f tha aald pro.
N O TIC E IM
IIK IIE IIY
O IV E N .
LAKE CHARLES, La.. Sept. I2.-(A >)-Th e Uke Charles club of
men who
K o llritor fo r P la in tiff.
' Th a* K II WALPsM h older o f T a x party under (ha a «M c e r tific a te la Tb,«t t K KERHF7Y holder nf T a x
'J t U . The tha Evangeline Baseball league «et out by bu* one afternoon I
O ffic ia l Heal)
•'e r tlflr n le N " ! ' l , lasue<t (he 7lh
| t'»-r llflr a t# No 1933, la-urd tha tnd auad waa In tha nama o f U nknown
froitt Park a night gam* at Lafayette, 75 mil** dlatant.
1939. haa
I ; nIe ba aakl ca rtiric a ta ahall
be ' • r * f A iik u M a . D .
jd .tr o f Ju ly A D . 19 2*. haa fllad
a:«me in mv o fflc a
and haa
• note- In m y o ffic e and haa made redeem ed according
to law.
th*. •
4*Y9te(l to
At a town near Lafayette there was a telegram from the Lake
S O T U IJ O F A F r ia lC A T lO N F O R
m
ills
*
r
»p
llr*tlo
n
fo
r
e
tax deed
•application fo r a tax dead to
ba prop erty daacrlhad th erein w ill
r. . pa»»lng Charles uwnerjo* Bratcher, telling them the game had been can
T A X O M C I)
•n '•* la* •
e-r,- «*-M r e r tlflaold
to
tha
hlgheat
blihlor
n*
l»Biird
tharaon.
Raid
c
a
rtlflea
ta
CUL%PTRn 17457 O F I M
coach rn- celled because of rain. The tua turned back, and Just outride Lake
IliN
fo
llo
w
in g de
rou
rt
houva
door
*»n
••**
M
in
i
N O T IC E
1H H K H E l i r
O IV E N . aotbraraa tha fo llo w in g daacrlbad
■'aharge* In Charles Uratcher himself waved It to a halt.
Nrr'be.l prop erty In the County o f
Th at N. C O L E M A N hotdar o f Tk x prop erty In lbs (?ounty nf garni* M onday In tha m onth o f Oct«*b«>r
Seminole,
s
ta
te
nf
F
lorid
a
,
t o -w lt:
'opcnlnif
1941. w hich la th e
4lh day o f
'My miriake," ha *ald, "the telegram wa* meant for another C ertIflra ta No. SIS, laauad tha 7th nnla. Hlata o f F lorid a , t o - w lt ;
lent* I. |t) A 31 K eraey'a AdOctober. 1941.
leota I to 31 A 14A Illock 9
day o f A u gu at A . D ,
1 9S9,
haa
team."
•1lll**n
to
Mlil^ray
P
la
t
Rook
K a th ryn Pa rk.
D ated thla H h d a y o f HeptemAgain th* bu* about-faced and tha playtri, giving up hop* of flla d aama l n m y o fflc a and haa
7 l - g e IS.
Tha a u a u m a n t o f tha aald p ro ber. 1941,
mada a p p lication fo r n
taa daad
Th e u M rM n tfitt c*f the aald ftroO I* IIK M N I h i S*
dinner, changed Into their uniforms aa they 4p*d along. 'They ar lu ba laauad tharaon Maid c a r llfl- perty undar tha aald c a rtlflea ta
perty
under the
na I<W ca rtlflea ta
C
lerk
C
lr
c
d
t
C
ou
rt,
ftem
lnolo
•*uad
wua
In
tha
name
o
f
Unrived In Lafayette five miiiutrs before game time. The park waa rata ambracaa tha fo llo w in g dawaa In the nama o f U nCounty, Fl« *1ila.
acrlbad prop arty In tha C ou nty o f k iinwn.
p n g w o o d dgrk—tho game actually had bean called off.
Ikn**wn.
t'nlaaa
raid
ca
rtlflea
ta
ahall
ba
h
U
R
U
R
D
IC
K
,
Mamlnola, P la ta o f F lo rid a , lo -w lt■• drwniwtl acco rd in g
in law.
th*»
Deputy C lerk | t 'n le * * aii lit r e r llflr u te ahall ba
N I9SH yd. o f E 40 Ch Hactlon*
rr«|e.me*I acrurdlng to
law.
tha
r**pertv da«cr4b#d Ihcrrir* w ill hr* (O ffic ia l Heal)
It* - i ^ w p s .
IS. Tow nahlp S9 Houth, Manga
prop erty derrrlhe<| therein w ill ha
• *M to the b ig h e »t Wldtlkd at tha
3# Kaat. 3S Acraa.
M
n
|i|
(o
the
lilxheBt
bidder
at
the
NO
TKE3
OF
A
F
F
I.IC
A
T
IO
N
F
O
It
Tha aaaaaamanl o f tho antd p ro ••oiiei hoti»a do«>r on the* flm i Mon« * il # o »t h
at
court Itotioe *|i»or on the flra t MonTA X DEED
party undar tha
aald
ca rtlflea ta *».*> In tha month i»f XM'lobrr, 19(1,
/(rMk'bTtr th*
MKCTfON to o t O F 1*97
*1a% In the month nf October. 1941.
«li* r h In tha 4th day «>f October,
laua<1 waa In tha
nama o f L E E
I
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l
l
N
O
T
IQ
D
18
1IET1EBY
O
IV
E
N
.
I
" h i . h I« the f l It day o f October,
Mmtft*. grW dr;
llm thera.
D A N IE L
holder
" f | 1911
lu ta d thla (t h day o f
Haptam- T h at D. D.
LEE8B0RG, Sapt. l* - (S p e
DROOKLINK, Ma»«.. Sept. 12CnIvaa aald c t r t lflc a t a sh a ll b#
* *****
T
a
s
CertlflCAta
No.
3119.
da
trd
l-ar.
1911.
«
Newell,* loeal re.taamett a cco rd in g to la w . tha
( -far prattler. OO—With a vletor In each brac rial)—David M.
tha 2nd day o f J u ly A
D,
1921.
O P IIE IIN D O N
iTknUnrprrM ket, th* routh took a firmer sportsman, spent two day* thla proparty daacrlhad tharaln w ill b«*
O I*. IIE IIN D O N
In
»»»Y
*’ l#rk C ircu it Court Hamlnola haa flla d aald c a r tlfle a ta
week
at
Hinting
Hill,
hla home •"Id to tha hlghaat bidder at tha
I'tcrk Circuit Court. HemlnoU
o fflc a . and haa m ade application
line of School, grip Thursday on the women'! naCounty. F lorida.
court houaa do or nn tha flr a t Mon.
County. Klorldn.
fo r I n f daad to leaua
tharaon
In
tlohal amateur golfing crown—u east nf I^eaburg, before leaving day In the m onth u f O ctober, 19 41. tO fflr l.il Real)
•
l ! > . K to IIU R D IC K .
accordan ce w ith la w . Hald fa r t 'd - j
title so'ithern golfer* have domi Thurxlay morning for tha Ever which la iba t th d a y o f O ctoktr.
D eputy C lerk .
ca te embracea tha fo llo w in g
de
x o T in r o r A r r v .ir A T to * f o e
nated for three of the |m-l four glade* with hi* cameraman, New 1941.
(••ffl.l.,1 H eal)
scribed prop erty a ltu atad In HemlT
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nule County, F lo rid a , to -w lt:
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They plan to mak* a few ad I f I T
lent 4 Block A A le x a n d ria nr
The South'* strongest
tills
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CI1VEN.
n o tic *: or* t r r i.t r atio n ro n
O. P. IIE IIN D O N .
Oviedo.
claimant appeared to be
Mr*. dltlonal scants far the American
T i t i>*:r.i>
C lark C ircu it C ou rt, Hamlnola n .:*t W 11.1.1A H F. M K R IW E T fIK V l
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C ounty, Florldk .
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r ty under the aold c e r tific a te
Nn
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boro. N. C., th* IV37 champion, Flying Fisherman." This film In
tueil w aa In the nanfe o f III. T h ill W . O. T O W N S E N D holder i f
D ep u ty C lark August A- D , 1939, haa flla d aama
wlio became a atml-finalirt for tho elude* scents of'salt fishing off (O ffic ia l R e a l)
In m y o fflc a and haa maita a p H U M P IIR IIY .
T a t I’ c r t lllr a t e No lu l. I n u fil the
I'nleaa eald c e r tific a te ahall ba Till day o f A ugu st A. l* . 1*1*, haa
p lication fo r a tax daad to ha lathird tlm* In five years by de Cat C«y, bon* fishing out of Ml
• uad thara-Hi Hald c a rtlflea ta am- rad4mad acordln g t o la w tax deed
f I led l i n o In my o f fic e and haa
feating Janet Younker of White ami »nd tarpon fishing In 8hark m o t k m o r A r r L ic A T io * f o r
bracaa tha fo llo w in g daacrlbad p ro w ill laauo thereon nn the 4th day
atada a pplication f o r a la x daad
r Plain*) N. Y-, & and 4 in Thura- River near Capa fahlg. Thl* film
T A X DEED
p arty In tha County o f hamlnola, o f O ctob er A. D.. 1941.
to ha laaued thereon. Halit c a rtlflday'a quarter-final play at tha la to bo compLtad and delivered
D ated thla Ith d a y o f Septem cata atnhracaa the
Hlata o f F lorid a , to - w lt !
n u r T K n ir a r o r i M
'
fo llo w in g da*
ber A. D . 1941.
N orton in itKitKur o i v e n .
■•••t 3 Mecca H am m ock
10
In about 10 days and will Includ*
country club.
arrlht.l proparty In tha .'.ounty o f
a
P. HERNDON.
Acraa m ora o r laaa.
T h a t A. K . A P P L E B Y
h o ld er nt
Hanilnola, Hlnta o f F lorida, to .w it*
In tne upper half, Mr*. Frank | a sound track.
C lark C ircu it C ou rt. Hamlnola
T a x C e r tific a te No. I l l , laauad the
Tha aMavamant o f tha aald p ro
W ' i o f NH 1-4. o f NB l - l o f
Goldthwalt* of Fort Worth, T d . , '
C ounty, F lo rid a . "
Ind day o f A u n u it A .
I ) , t I* J I, p e rly under the » * l d c a r tlflc a t* la
1 N B t - t Hactlon I t Tow nahlp 11
outfought Mrs. Hylvu Annenberg
E. U R U R D IC K .
haa file d aama In m y o f fic e and haa auad waa In* tha nama o f E L IZ A *
Houth.
I ta m a 11 Baa| I Acraa.
CONTRACTS
D eputy C le rk
Lelchnar of Flushing, N. Y., the
m ade a p p lication fo r a
la x
dead B E T H J. W O O D R U F F .
. Tha oaaaaamant o f tha aald proUnlraa aald c a rtlflea ta ahall ha (O ffic ia l • o i l )
to ba laauad thereon. Said c e r t if i
persistent matropolitan titllat, for
party
undar tha aald r a rllflc a ta
WASHINGTON, Bopt. I*.—
» cate em bracea the fa llo w in g de radeain«d a ccord in g t o la w , tha
laauad trap In tha nama o f U n
a 18-hot* match.
te r I bed p rop erty In th e C ounty or p rop erty d ««rrlb # d tharaln w ill ba
o r d e r f o b p u b l ic a t io n
known.
Award of two contract* total- Sem
inole. S tate o f r lo r ld a . to * w it . aold to tha hlghaat bidder at tha t o B V O B m i c.
n u T U E itr o n D ,
t'nlaaa aald r a r llflc a ta ahalt ha
Ing I571AT4 for coAttniriion* of
court hnuaa door on tha flr a i M on
Bote I to I t B lock I t C rya tal
r - o XT. T . W k lteh eod . Harannah, redeem ed acco rd in g t o
law ,
tha
200 dwtlllnga at Fansatbla, Flo.
Lake
W in t e r
llom a a
Bob,ftd a y la tha month o f O ctober, 1941.
N ew T o rk .
p rop erty daacrlhad tharaln w ill ba
| w h ich la tha 4th d a y o f Oatobar,
rtalon P la t B ook > P a g e * l i t ,
— 100 aach at ElltMn Etaid and
To n a r# karaby
required
and aokt In tha lilghaat bidder at tha
| 1941.
111 R 111.
ordered to appear O ctob er 1, l t t l ,
rnurt houra do or on tha f l r t l M on
the Naval A lt' Bato—-wxs approvDated thla Ith d a y o f Septem ber. to
T k e aeaaarmant o f |ka aald pro I
the BUI o f C om plaint
file d day In Ilia month o f O ctober, t i l l ,
cd Thursday by th* United Btata* p e rty under the paid c a r tlflc a U 1941.
a ca ln rt you b y A lla n e If. Itu th er- w hich la tha (t h day o f October,
Duffer’s Short Drive Wins Money
In Milwaukee Golfers’ Pool r
^ f By
DeLand MILWAUKKK, 8*pt. 12—(A*)—In the boom time* o; aomo year*
g M
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, TflTt
H E R A L D . S A N T O R O , T L U R ID A
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Sputhern Stars Lead Newell To Film More
In Brookline Match Scenes In Everglades
K
i-^GINS - LIQUORS
D«X4VERT_fH0Ni
Homing Authority. Th* awards
went to Dyson and Co., Pant*cola, on bids of 1878,484 far tha
Ellison Field projairt and 8882,‘ *
instruction.
TO
HE'S TRY I N S
T I L L YOU
SO M ETH IN G
4 1 1 1 0 A fV CCA7,
TOW XM R! ■ "
1911.
BvptGin *
Dated this It h day • f
b#r. 1941.
O P. IIB R N D O N 9
Clerk C ircu it C ou rt, Samlaole
County. F lorid a .
Ily: H L BURDICK.
(O ffic ia l S e a l)
D eputy Clerk.
.
rrrifw) o r APFLICATiaa ra n -
TAX D
n E« E
mD
w
( ' l l A F T E E 174X7 O F I M
N O TIC E
IB H E R E B Y
O IV E N .
Th at C. E. B R A D S H A W holder of
T a x C artlflea ta No. SI!.* laauad the
7th day o f A ugu at A . D-, 1119, haa
filed aama In m y offlea
and haa
ada application fo r a ta x dead W
Uau#4
thereoo
Bald
c«rtlflca<
w
be issu «a
.m l.te r .e Ik e fo llo w in g d o e r r lb .l
prnpertv In l h , r o u n t f o f Bern).
nolo. HU to nf r lo r iS * . t o -w lt :
HE 1-4 o f N X l - l u f N B l - «
-K ertlon 14, T o w n o k ig i l Houth.
Itnnge I * E o *« 1* A cres.
n - t u u i n n M o f f k — euM pr<j
p e rtr under the
eald
r e r t lflc a f
iieu ed w ee In the name o f r k t N k
T W AD SW O RTH .
*
L'aleeo void c e r tifie s !# ek all be
r.d .sm e d a ecord ln g to
taw , ths
property described th erein w )ll b■old to the h ig h e s t' bliOler at , i h .
rnurt house
door
on
tho
llr< ^
Mnnday In tho month o f O c(4 b .W
1*11
which to tho (t h
day, of
Ortnher. 1*11.
f
l>atr.l this (t h day o f Bsptenth.r.
1*11.
s
O T. IIE IIN D O N .
('Is rk C ircu it Court, Somtaulo
County. Klorldn.
^
ny: h it mrnDicic •
D ep u ty Cleric
(O ffic ia l B eal)
so T K ii o r A rn ,ic A T io a rot*
TAX DEED
n i A m e n i t m o r issa
n o t ic e
ia
HEREnr m v n i n
Th ai iiA it n r r a
leon
r t k .in ^
M E Y E It hnldar o f T a x C ertifica te
No H i, Issued the 1th dey nf
A u gu it A. D.. I l l ) , h a i file d earn.
In >ny o ffic e end h l> mads a p p li
cation fo r a ta * deed to b* l**u*d
ih.rcon. Hald r a r tlflr a ta sm l.raca,
ths fa llo w in g described
p ro p erty
In the C ou nty o f Sem inole, BiabT
o f Klorlde. lo - w lt:
ta a d
Doecrtbed In I> D • )
I ‘age
lit
HCH. Section . I t .
Tnwnehtp IS South, . (t e n g e JJ
Ee«t. a A cres.
The aeaeeament o f tku said p ro
perty under the
sold
o e r tlflr a tm
.••usd w ee In the ssm e o f N E L L II.
II C A R N A H A N .
C nl.ee eeld c e rtlflrn te ahalt ha
r ,d o m e d
aecorAIng to
law. the
property described Ih e r e ln w ill be
•old to ths h igh est bidder at the
rourt
house door
on
ths
first
Monday In the nlonth o f October n
l»ll.
which
Is the It h dey o r
October. 1)11,
D elid this (t h day o f H.pteniber. H it .
O. H H ER N D O N
n . r k C ircu it Court, S.mlnuta
County, F lorida.
R y - JO. 1. R U R D IC K . u
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Deputy C le ric *
(O ffic ia l S e a l)
NO TIC E OF A P T L IC A T la N F O E
T A X D EED
C H A P T E R HAST OF 1*15
NOTICE IH 1IE R E B T
O IV E N ,
That A I . H O O V E R h o l d e r . ! T e g )
C srtlfira te No. t i l , tMued the la d '
day of A s s u e t A. D . 1*11. haa
filed .erne I n m y o ffic e and bee
mads application f o r n ta * deed to
bs laaued theren. Said certificate
•mhrarea Die lu llo w in g (teerrtit.il
properly In the County o f Ssmlmils: Hints n f F lo r id , to -w lt:
•1
I sit l i t M eN tU 'e O ra n ge V il
la P la t Hook I P n gs * *
T h e eis ee sm ea t e f the enld pror ty undo* (h e sa id
rerU lloato
raed w a s t e the a n a s e f HA N o t
K
II. COMOTOCK.
. Unless eald e e r ttflc s ls ehnU
redeem
ed acco rd
___________
- in_g to low ,
property described th erein w ilt
sold lo the h igh est b id der s t
be
th >n
.
be —
the
day la tha m onth o f Oatobar, l t t l .
w hich la t k a - lt h d a y « f October,
t ill.
P a le d thla It h d a y a f taptam bar,
till.
,
;■ - a , p. u b j i n d o n . * »
C lerk CBreali Court. Seminole
County, r lo r ld a .
By. B. U BURPICK.
Deputy Clerk.
(O ffic ia l S «x l>
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SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY, .SEPTEMBER 1.1. 1911
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Sanford Li Tho Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Wdter Transportation
D
Member Associated Press
NUMBER 16
Battle Of Atlantic
vz Hits New Crescendo
Nazi Thrust
Turned Back
By Russians
A r m i n g O f U . S. M e r
Reds Claim 26 Towns
Are Recaptured In
Gigantic StriLggUv.
On Central Front
ch an tm en
P re d ic t-.
# ed A s N a z is R e p o rt
C o n tin u in g
A tta c k s
Opinions. Ql SanfoiuliJb^ V » ^
On Amendment To City Charter
1’iihlic opinion .ermed *-nienhat divided today in a poll
G ayda Ffays
Interest Grows
rondiietril hy Tho Sanford lirr
aid on tho charter amendment
a FDR’s O rd er
voted upon nrst Tuesday
In Proposal To toA la-Herald
reporter asked several
F a s c is t
Sees
P re s i
citisrn* at random the question;
do you think of the pro
Change Charter "What
d e n t ’s
Speech
As
posed amendment to the Charter
• D e c la r a t io n O f W a r
ISTANBUL, Tarkey. Sept.
!*■— (A P )—Tke flrwt Turkish
comment o f President Rooer»»lt ■ shoot-flnt
nddrra*
fr o *
official radio,
. ^ b ir e d t "Germany
find* herself la tho u n i
hllod alloy aa ah* did In tho
!a*t war. Tho Important thing
1*— how will Germany react?
a
I-ONDON, 8opt 1L—(AP)
— Ratterod by twa a-boat attacka aa air aaaaalt In a riciay storm. aad Ioat mlastsg
a figkt with a German sur
face raider, the balk of the
^British cooroy in tho Allan,
“ tic. neTtrtheleaa. reached port
with loao of oaly eight ahlpe,
the Admiralty announced to
day.
_______
fly A m flitM Pm a
•Tho battle of the Atlan
tic surged toward a new
crescendo today as Germany
reported that a continjiinp
U-boat attack on a Britain
^ und convoy hid sunk tour
>re merchantmen and thret
escorting warships and Washington
quarters predlctac
that American canto craft
top* would bn armed.
_ Neat . High Command eommanlgee wag ralaed and claimed k
tell from a aingle convoy to 91
—29 merchantmen and tlyee war
-TSaHttPe^TS^-WaahlnFtolt- . »
rant for U. 8.
merchantmen
n u Intensified . by announce
ment that another American-own
ed freighter of Panama >regktry
the. Montana, was torpedoed
kursday en routo to Iceland, about
13 boure before President's de
claration against Nasi rsldera.
Win Home, Vlrgtnio Gay da, au
thorltatira Fascist
writer, de
dared today the. United Statei
had issued n “ de facto deciara
tion of war,” and Italy and G tr
many would ddjust •.their wn>
toons to meet what he railed r
threatened attack by the Uniter'
States in any part of tha world
(Gayda apparently mean!
»
declaration of war actually bu
without legal status as contrast
ed with a formal gr “ dojuro*
(WcIsrsUon.)
While
Italy
and
German*
sought to fix limits and condi
tions of wnr, “ American wsr
mangering leave* the dchr opei
for it* war in all parti e f tin
to>rld,” Gayda said o f Presidin'
Kooeetelt’b shoot-first order U
U 8. warernfL '
The American-owned cargo shir
Montana was torpedoed midway
fetween Iceland and flreoaland
Thursday n short limo beforr
twtsidknt Boo*a»elt warned fler
many and- Italy that AxU sh.p*
henceforth w o td b* shot or
sight in United 8: ate* d elta*
waters. .
Tha
sta ts. department
antopineed that the crew o f 39, con*
poeed of 18 Danish, five Her
wegiane, ana Greek, kna Belgian
ona Spanish and no Amoricar
cltlsena, took to lifeboats.
Tha veaael. one e f tho Danish
tolpa requisitioned by tho mart
A s commission Aug. «. eras ander Panamanian regie try. It ran
rtad a cargo, o f 1480,880 fee'
Mr^forjb
o f lumber,
for h J jtrik aad threr
other
Relatively Heavy bal
loting Expected In
Tuesday’s Election
Present indications
»re that
the balloting will bo relatively
heavy a* the registered voter*
of Ule City of .Sanford go to the
polls on Tuesday to decide upon
important change* in tho method
of electing the Mayor and mem
bers of the Cl(y Commission.
With the pros and cons of tho
plan as set forth in a special
bill passed at tho last Legisla
tive session replacing the oldest
topic, "the weather" in current
street comer parleys, interest in
the proposes! charter changes is
apparently growing daily, lead
ing to predictions of a gsod
turnout of
interested
ritiirns
when the question Is •finally de
cided at tho ballot bos on TuesJkyThe City Commission, adopting
tho slogan of the Junior Cham
ber of Commerce, “ Vote As You
Please But Vote” , has urged ail
qualified voters of Sanford to
| i « the question their serious
consideration and to .express their
wishes in the matter at the polls
Tuesday in order that the issue
might not be determined by a
( M i l number.
*
Voting will takeplace in the
Commission room at the
City
Hall with the polia opening _at
7:00 A. M. aad -closing at •**itown.
yr^ .
Hare it (he questionwhich will
appear on tha ballot Tuesday)
“ If you favor tho .Mayor and
the members o f the City Com
mission of tho City of Sanford,
Florida, being elected by tha duly
qualified voters of the City of
Sanford, Florida, for a term of
two yean in' accordance with tho
provisions o f an act, passed by
tha legislature of the Stats of
Florida In 1941. place an 'X'
mark In front of the words 'For
the election.’
“ U you oppose the Mayor and
tha members of the City Com
mission of the City of Sanford,
Florida, being elected by tha duly
qualified voters of tha City of
Sanford, Florida, for a term of
two years in accordance with the
ivisions of an act passed by the
gislaturc of the State of Flo
rida In 1941, place an 'X ' mark
in front of tho words, ‘Against
ha election’.’*
of the Ci'y of Sanford?” The
opinions of the individual* who
were interviewed varied consider
ably.
Judge James (1. Sharon, de
scribed It a* being s part of “ the
good old democratic ruling” while
J*mc« Huff i«
opposed to the
bill, "in a way” ami he approve*
of the pre*ent system of elect
ing commi*eloners. "So far we
have always had good commis
sioner*.’’
Mrs Arthur Psrtin has not
made up her mind how «he will
vtle hut «ho feels "sn amendment of this kind will give ihe
public more chance to ciprese its
opinion, since the Mayor is mare
directly involved.”
Waller M. Haynes and Mrs.
B. I- Prrkins are both irt favor
of keeping the present policy. "I
am well pleased with our pre
sent system and I s-r no reason
for a change," Mr. Haynes stat
ed today.
Flnvd Palmer said, “ The vot
ing 'yes nr no' on Tuesday Is
not a life or death proposition
sa I see it. However, the quo*,
tlpna of polities and the benefit*
to one side cr the other natural
ly come into the
picture and
while I am n>t politically Inrlined, I have bven trying to de
tect a motiva behind tha amend
ment, if there Is one. I see nu
reasons why conscientious com
missioners from the eld
ones
couldn't be elected If the public
feels he ie the best at the next
Stratton.
i toMs* di we need-ko feel that
if this bill la carried, them will
be drastic changes made? The
present commissioners are doing
a fine Job and a thankless one,
but if tha 'wolves' on next Tues
day want a change, then let’s
forget it and 'pull together* Juit
once.”
10,000 Germans Said
Cost In Stalling
Of Bryansk Drive
LONDON. Kept. 1 J ._ (A P )
— A flow of British, aid
I nited States made plaoM
t» Kusslsn war front U expec
ted in wrl| Interned quar
ter* to he increased soon
t hrnoth ferry man tn part
hv Amrrfrma, it wai disclos
ed tonight.
** *
%mam#9a f r 4
P rre*
In thp Hgnntic struggle
between the Ruixlann nnd
Germans, the R*d nrmv w m
reriortcd today
to
hxve
mllitl back n great German
offennive on Bryansk. 2^(3'
milen southwest r*f Moscow
and to hnvo recautured 86
towns and villages and" In-,
flic led the loss of almost 10.-'
000 German* in a long and bloody
battle.
•.
The Germ.ns Ihennrlvet had
little )•■ .ay of the Eastern front.
The Itui.Ians, while claiming
to have th* better o f it general
ly all slung the eastern - front,
acknowledged early today thrir
withdrawal from Chernigov, 80
mile, northeast of Kiev along
the lower central- front.
.. *
This meant the
Nails
had
crossed thn Dnieper above that
Ukrainian capital, extending 30
miles beyond the rivor » »ril*l»t
from which a flanking attack
could be mads to th* aoutheaat
to take th* Kiev defenders from
of the finest airfirlds In the •UUv Work is etpeclod to b"gin
Shown above is the niastcf |din for tho development of
behind.
•
«
All this, however, w»* well to
w.thin 10 day* on the t'AA sponsored project for Ihe paving
the Sanford Municipal Airport. I'pun completion of the project
thn
south
of
the
main
Russian
of Ihe runway*, tpsiway* und installation of lighting futilities.
which has been designated aa nnrttaTy to nato nsl defrn*e by
countnr-of fensiv* In thn GomelIl nvy lino* In rut indicate paved runway*, tail strip* and mail*.
the Civil Arronauliei Admlni*!ration, Sanford will hav-- one
Snwdon.k ares and did net Imply
ny check of that operation.
German report* emphasised thn
difficulties being mat in
mud.
rain and bad terrain but insisted
that “ still mor# heavy"
Nssi
blow* would fall before winter
sets in,
,
Mo.cow, In a .erics o f optim'.tle reports, declared:
That the Russian Baltic fleet
had entered heavily into tho defnn.e nf Leningrad, bombarding
U n io n is ts
O r d e r e d
German troop concentrations and
tank column, on the city'* npOff
S h ip s
Bound
prrachcs and beating back tb**
While Ihe second WPA prnjerl plot, I* still In opcration.
German navy.
For B e llig e r e n t s
That the full power of
the
In reviewing the work that ha*
f"r development of the Sanford
NF.W
YORK.
13—(
8
7
If
th*
NEW YORK. Sept 13- U P )- Municipal Airport U wending Its hr<-n 'lone on the project by the railroad lebor unions succred In Nasi offensive could not much
longer
bo
sustained
in
that
thea.
The 8eafarri> Intematinnsl Union ».iy through official Y/a*hlng’.on 1'ity Commission »nd others, it is thrir quest (nr wsge Inrrrasee,
of North America (A F I.) rtllnl vnroqto lo Iho Preai.lent's office recalled that last April the trari the carrirre would try lo win the ter in the (ace of lo.sca which
the Soviet spokesman S. A. I.oa walkout today over the war- f 'r final sanction, plaits are h.'- wn* purchoeed by the City upon Interstate (ommrrcn
Commie
bonus diaputo by ordering it* mg made by City official* to the advice of Washington authnri- slon'* spproveal (or a general sovsky, described aarih* greatest
member* off “ all ahipe bound for hi-glq work within 10 day* mi tie*. A WPA project was itn- boost In (reight rites, informed ever- suffered by Gerktan arms.
That tha long Red counter
mediately submitted
irul ap
Axis or Allied porta."
■ne of Central Florida'* largest proved for tho clearing *nd grad retimed circle* predicted today
offensive at tha centar »till was
In New York harbof three nations! defense project*.
The
unions
anasking
pay
lifts
uninterrupted and that in the
ing of an all-grass field, tho proj
chips with cargoes of supplies for
which
railroad
source*
say
This WPA pcojyet cover* thn
eounter-offenslvo
American defense bates' In Urr- initial phftno o f the work under ect which is In operation at th* would sdti $900,000,000 annually south n new
had
been loosed. Kttealan troop*
n-sent time Thl* project called
muda and tho . West Ini|es ran th.- allocation for the further .Ie- (j or
rgpcndl
hailng rrersesed the Dnieper rlvnditure uf federal and to the Indurtry’* wag* arcount.
called sailing* ca the crew* walked
vrlopment o f the airfield madd - in,,! /und» In the amount of op
sr to the west *t four points,
out
th# Civil Artoneiitir* prnslmately
nmslmati
capturing a strategic Island and
$115,000
M e r c h a n t s T o E le c t
Union
Secretary • Treasurer through
Administration and unless some
two villages. Moral than hi f ^of
In June tho City Commission
John Hawk, said the strfca would
O f f i c e r s T h u r s d a y the
til
Nafi-allled
divisions
affect eventually tha Uijon’a 20,- unforseen 'obstacle arises within made application tn the Civil
ihe next few days, the applica
thrown against Odessa on the
080 members employed I on ahipe tion la oipecteil to be In the Aerimautlcs Administration for
Th* annual election of officers Black sea had been annihilate*,
In all Atlantia and Gulfjrorto.
nanda of the .State Administra th* certification of the Sanford and directors for th* Merchant’s Lotovsky asserted.
airport for national defense, re
tor by tho Istler part of next
Association
of Hanford will be
arch, with the actual rnnatrue- queuing an allocation for th* held following a dinner meeting
future development of tho field.
l-on to begin almost Immediately
In the Valdes Hotel Thursday S i x M o r e M e n G e t
This request was granted ae night at 7:00 o'clock, H. B- Pope,
Dn-rcafter.
C a ll
For
S e rv ic e
outlined
in
a
letter'to
Mayor
W.
With funds totalling approxi
secretary of th* orgdnlaotlon,
mately 9400,000 already appro C. Hill, dated August 4, . 1941, said today.
Six mor* JUmlnolo. County in*h
priated by tha City of Sanford from the regional manager of the
A campaign for th* aala, of
and government agencies, upon CAA In Atlanta! The Uttar read' ticksta will begin on Monday, Mr. man have adiwarajj1- UrteU'Braafr
•
the completion of the . project In vart aa follows.
Pops said, in an effort to hava rail to serai** and w i l l ^ r w n
“ Pursuant to the terms of the a representative delegation of far duly and Mslcjunent
Sanford will hav* ona o f tha finin i on Monday,
p. CgRdft
Mondny.i- B.'
n t air fields In the state. Tbs Department .o f Commerce Ap local merchants present for th* Blending
Ixeatlon o f 8anford In the he*rt propriation Act, 1943 (Public Low meeting. TUkota may b* obtained riiairman of tha Sopalnolo OouaW
of Florida Increases th* mllitarr 1S8, 77th Congress, Till* II), tha from limerick's Hardware Store, board said
* Th# men a n James
importance r f tush a (laid which Administrator of Civil Aeronau Russell Seed Company, Forrest
U sufficiently large to permit tics, .with tha approval of a Boor)) Catcher., and th* n. B. Pope llama.
• l y d TWalton,
w a f f i r H*n#y
h .o rr B,
Elijah Clyde
it* use aa a has* for operation composed of live Secratariea of Company.
InngwfllI, Marahai” UrquhaTt, A ,
A model airplane a n t ' and of tho Army’s largest type bomb War, Navy and Commerce, haa
____
rd andTgti Jennhtg* Jdjof
.Hanford
designated a* necessary for nat V o c a t i o n a l S c h o o l
« t n t witi be {tod .» the | | “ l- ers.*
Nab who has bran living at Fhft
opal Airport Baaday marnlng.
Tha project, aa it stands to ional dafras* a project, for th*
Baaing at 1040 o'clock.
day, has been designated as “ ne development of tne Sanford Mu
R e g i s t r a t i o n s B e g i n Lauderdale. A .quota o f *«v*a
colored men prill log** 00 Sept.
cessary for national defense" by nicipal Airport, ond has tentatively
■t 1
Tha aoauai claction n f effleers tha Civil Aeronautics Administra allocated for this project th* sum
Tho Sanford Vocational school 17.
tion aad that agency has appro of 9318, 000. As now proposed, will open for registration aad
Soalaalu Couaty Chapter o f the priated 9818,000 for tha develop this project comtemplatea tb* con.ultationa next week, Mrs. R. P l a n e F o
ment of tho field. A total of following .development: (987,000 C. Maxwell, director, announced
today. Consultations wOl b* held
se
-held Ip the $47400 o f this amount U % WPA W PA non-labor allocation))
N e w fo
Valdes Hotel at 9 4 8 P. M. T a *^ non-labor allocation for tha (leer
“ Non-labor allocution to dour, on Monday, Tuesday and Wed
jjj
t.
ing, grading, draining.. mulching grad*, drain, muleh and sod Ne- nesday mornings from 940 A.
Newfoundland.
8T.
jo;
and eoddlng o f tho two landing sw and NW-8E lending (trip* M. to 13:00 o’clock noon. All 8#pL
■Tha
l:
.trips, which will
bo -800' x Stay X 4300* and fane* tb* fldd day Thursday, from |:(0 A- M. be* tan w
Hugh McArthur i f Thmpa. 4100*. Tho fearing o f ‘ the field area. (9148,000 Contract)
to 9;30 P. M-, schadulsi and as .found In th*
is also provided fo r in this. *1"Pav# NE-8W and NW-8E run- signments Tor classes will ho gtv- foundtand U‘
• W t o f Safety, will oddrsqa Bo- Inration. Tho remaining 1148.000 ways lOOt x 94000’ ; par* rail to*
aetar which
» » th* M W ' trpfOa code will go for contracts to pova way* and Install basic lighting."
This is an opportunity far pu Bmlth
«
laraha i* ta th* runway* and UxHraya and to
pils to discuss thair year's out trsns-a
Vtodra Hatol ok W i l l p. M. install th* bosk lighting facilities. I ' s t s u s a ^ v s e
line o f work with th* Instructor, “ baby
MMday, Georg* Jk. Bprar, chairTh# W PA project for th# non- Uginaar was rat to work aur- Mr*. Maxwell raid.
M )» 1
t l.lh k m m * commute*. labor allocation o f ,997,000 >» tyiag th* Hold for tho runway*
U la especially important for
making the final rounds at th* aad ptachriag tha nacasaon data ■indents wha • or* planning to
Capital, aceerdln* to advices from I n a W PA pvajMt application •tody for rivU .aervie*. oxamlitp*
to eao Mr*.
Maxvrail
Raya Jo* Hendrick*, while hare which was delivered to tho Or “ —
the- decks era being cleared ac lando o fflw on 8 * t t t M m
mrompUy aad begin with tha
tually to begin work en tb*
first lauoa of th* oerira, aa th*
preparatory course will
six
tracks period, whan a oow
I hi JadtaMgfilo aad
.wm hogta. T W , MCratarial
on*
M d u r i v r a i a r Wrahrawraos will corar oa*
Carriers Predict
Seafarers'Walk Airfield Construction Expected
Nazis Concerned
To Begin Within Next Ten Days Rate Hike Would
Out Over War
Over Production
Of Planes In U. S. Bonus Dispute $67,000 W PA Project Covering Initial Follow Pay Lifts
NEW YORK, Sept 13 — UP)
— The overwhelming concern of
the German espionage system for
American production o f airplanes
and their delivery to Britain in
1040 gava way In 1941 to a de
sire frr information about tha
American ajr forks Itself .and
« harts of American- waters, It
was disclosed yesterday at tha
trial o f 18 nun charged with
rspionagk conspiracy.
In 1940, according to the mes
sages exchanged by headquarters
In Germany and n "*pv’’ radio
station on Long Island, P>p Ham
burg gntapo station demanded
informs time ranging from weather
conditions (which rare asked to
STOCKHOLM, Sweden. S«pt. be broadcast dally) to pl*ne and
18—UP)—Tha Germans are resort narts production o f all the lead
ing to mass arrests la an attempt ing aircraft companies. Deliveries
to halt tha opirit of revolt racing to Britain were stressed.
across Norway and foraatoU a
About the Urns agents - f the
threatened gigantic conflict with Federal Bureau o f Investigation
in tha naxt few days, border ad crsrked down noon Iks spv ring
vices said Thursday.night
Angered By repressive measures —Into which they had planted
themselves firm ly throueS ••nunto block a general strike and tha ter-eiolonags measures Hamburg
-sedition o f two labor leaders was demanding Information about
Wednesday, Norway's
880/100
trade union members were (aid to defense strength In Canada and
S* fanning opposition to tha Quis tha United States, t in of forces,
amount of kqnlpinnt and ship
ling puppet- regime.
Although
officials accounts yard locations and production.
Ons message gated Jun« U .
raid strikes had been halted and
“ there were no episodes o f gay 1941, .m eiend by Um station
here
anidt “ How jaoch money do
’ilnd." • dispatch received
yon have-iaftT.lt interests us for
Stockholm said the rituattod
tho aafcq o f tho wndltton of tha
n »w afloat.
“ Everyone seems decided not to
“ What t u
__ to air re
Tho Stato Departmonf** ' an submit to tho Quisling mastery
seat reporta
aouneemeat o f tho sttook raid
and everything Indicates n glgan- portal Wk \
V T h * Department a fM a t * har Ue conflict in thoLkoxt few day* on condition .
n air forco,
I accounts
M p Informed that the AmericanIndustry a n d __
nwnsd cargo ship Meet
about fo llta f 0 ft . . prod
------action
mu
in
factorial.
Including
mschin#
Psnamsnlau
rpwtstry,
tram n Norwegian journalistic
tool factorial through strike agi
tho Panlsh shin Paula,
rnqnWttoned by Um< maritime
Ludvig Buland, vice president tation.Always to w a i l mantha, tb*
ramtotasien on A eg. X
1941. o f the laker federation, w fe sen
d h d from WUmtafton, M. C. tenced to death and than pardoned .acaagra Indicated, there woo a
fS flra la n d at 0 4 8 A . M. Aug ky Joseph Terkoven, Nasi gntoeiter deal re an tha ao ft o f Hamburg
to kary agents hrae Mpplled with
- I f , with n carg* o f la
fo r Norway.
C
Germans Resort
To Mass Arrests
To Halt Revolts
a a ; i& » § E
Withdrawal Near
Kiev Is Admitted
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— «. — * <------- s -v— Tor still
Phase Of CAA Development Mukes
.Final Rounds In Washington
ICC To Be Asked To
Make General Boost
If Unions Succeed
City Ncws Briefs
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Tfl, 1MI
tty Jameson Is
feated In First
mnd Of Tourney
-
Jabet Toon her o f White
X , T , i comparative un.
», aatoaabod a
withering
o f roh-por g olf U u T o e c
tad ooagserod defending
lion Betty Jameaon o f Han
ou Texas., in
the first
e f tho ferty-fifth women’s
il championship,
lews wore gathering oror
l
iarlcrl Mis* Vounkor rompletmf
her conquest o f tho slow-mavlng
Texan by harv.ng tho eighteenth
hole for a I-up triumph before
a amall gaifory.
It marked Iho flrat miteb-play
defeat for 22-yrar-old MIm Jam*
eaon alnce tho third round of
tho 1938 tournament at Buffalo,
N. Y., when aho succumbed to
Mr*. Estelle Lawaon Taro Of
Groonaboro, N. C.
Elimination o f Ml*a Jameson,
winner o f tho laat two buntsmento, climaxed a day of s'.unnlng upoeta In which all foiir
player* who tied, far the quail*
Lakeland Seeks To
Rebuild Its Team
B ^C K W . STRIDE
Pee Wee
Reese,
S A o W to P
COaHtti Btynrier A U r f
•tb -m e ooog* 9 s '
P eM A * r cacts -
LAKELAND, Beet. 10 -< 9 p e d e l ) — Ceoehea Zollie Mayctrd
and Clifton Morrell, (coking to
patch op a foe the II tram wrecked
by graduation, am experlrrrnlln*
with a baekfleld composed of
tw o reoenre lettermen from lost
year, a former “ B" team pbyer
and a baaeball player who h
making hia f l n t try for a place
on the football (quad.
The lettermen are Joe Bill
M l
IE
fT
A
_ J x g i / '1
A lfS
Tkl> order .S a il bo r>kU sk.d
onro a w ..S fo r fo o r o i M K i l I r i
• H k l la T U B . BANPOKD 11BRALI>. a w n i M P r rabllohod la
Bontlaol* Coaaty. Florida.
WI la .so mjr o ffic ia l
olgeatara
a ad Iho ***l o f oald Court, at
h ifw i
F lorida.
V41*-
This A»r«*l IW
o p . iierhiW
O w k Circuit Coart.
Ur: A* M- " « * * • , <
FAIRBANKSjEtORSE
Expert Repairs
Our tihop is weU equipped
lo nuke any repairs
on
farm machinery, trailers
or other equipment. .
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
m trr club as the !>e«pee-
Threo eastorner* who
him
Stamped thcmaelera aa conlrnd»rt by deadlocking Mi** Jame
aon for tha medal, war* elimin
ated by Identical scores o f .1 and
2. They were Jean Bauer o f
Providence, R. I.. Alice Belan
ger, 21-year-old Bovsriy, Mans.,
player, and Grace Aniory, so
cialite golfer from Locust Val-
* * a f t * * * t t s e Aao
lartM ftnje arrrie*
a
e m iu u r /
LEGAL NOTICES
T O C A R T AND HEW
HALL, Add r iN U nknow n:
You nro hurnhy r o m m in d H irri
r«<iulf«4 lo
nEponr Octobor <e
J90!• to Iho bill o f com plain t file*!
against you In tho Circuit Court
In and fo r McmlnoU County, Kl«*
rlda. by Martha lla ll, tha same
divorce.
3t Cloud Gridders
PAUL
J . S T IN E an d G E O R G E S T IN E . O w n er*
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
i assw sm a T o SAXFOBD H ACW INe COWFAMT. M IL
207 W. Second BL
P*»«»e 02
*ioa.vt.m .uivT, i
-w rra a n ok
t h a t .COUNTS'’
SELECT
?f
Our
' Old'and New I
USED
CAR
| Finance Plans
T O E OLD
1-S D ow n— BaL 12 to
u n e urr, . . . . . . . _____
f l n t casualty of the season when
be suffered a severely sprained
arm in yesterday's practice tril
lion.
Coach Gannarclll has 20 as
pirants working out dally and expocts this number to be raised
to 2S or 30 with tho formal op•nlng o f “tho school term on
Friday._______
DeLand Red-Hats Joe Louis Is Moved
Closer To Service
Break Into Win
Column Of Loop CHICAGO, Sept. l O . - W ) -
FIX PUKIOirr RATES
WASHINGTON, BopL 10-i/P)
—The
Maritime
Commission
adopted Tuesday a schedule of
maximum rates for tho transpor
tion of sugar from Cuba to United
Stale* and Gulf ports. Officials
for Immediate military sendee. said Cuban authorities had asked
A spokesman for tne county
draft hcadquirters reported that
Louis—now truining for a tout
with ls>u Nova In,New York on
Sept. 29— would not bo Inducted
before October under any circum
stances.
. . .
TH E NEW
I-S D ow n — B a l. 12 to
*18 M o / «•• • ' ,
K W E SAY
Double Help for
W OMEN! '
Pnrta
Compare Condition
Compare Terms
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T h ese
W h ile ’ A ll
A re
A v ailab le
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ALTMAN
I0LET CO
^ JtA W.
1st BL
m k ••
r e f r e s h m e n l
RECAP
That imooth
tiro w|th a
heavy
new •
tread — you’ll
get now flrat*
lino tiro mile
age at half
the coat!
When periodic functional dis
tress begin* to mako you miser*
nblr, why not do a* thousands
of w men and lake CARUUI? It
niuy bo used 2 ways. First; Te
help relieve
periodic . distress,
I.it-iblirjf non nno ir
start :i days before “ the time”
Dolnnd
0(11 000 00
and follow directions.
Second;
Willingham and 1‘avli
To
eld
In
building energy,
.per and Madjrskl.
strength —through better appetite,
Incrmscil flow of gastric Julee
D. H. FI.IKK MISS
which should help digestion—take
LONDON, Rept 10Beach! Robert J. Latahaw. I’ ltU-i it by ilirectJona aa a tonic. Tyr
geant W. R. jUmlkemus
hur«h| Willis C. Lincoln, >Ust CAIIDUH
vllle, Teim„ a member
Orange. N. J .j Charles D. Mar
A. F., la misting from
shall, New
O rleans:. Thurston
flitht, a reliable source i unavtll- Perry, A u b u r n ,f t l.| Illghton
day night Details ware
Walter J. Schub. Norfolk, Va.,
Kugrna D. Slocum, Evanston. III.;
ARCIIITBCT8 ENGAGED
Everett W . Wood, Hastlngs-onE V E R Y N IG H T IS N * W Y E A R 'S E V E A T J A C K S !
TALLAHASSEE Sept 10—GP) tie-Hudson. If. T .l IWbert £E-.
—Tha StaU cabinet Tuesday Davidson, Point Pleasant,
J a ck U hack fr o m B roa d w a y w ith th e latent •
signed a conlraet engaging tha
sanitation—
C * « C . W e ls h
WELSH TIRE SHOP
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ATTENTION FOLKS!
8t PaDiuburf firm of Hadley
and Athlnaon to do Uia arthlecttural work on a new south wing
d b u v b r t —p h o n b
All Ux«tiv«i c«n*t j
be Lcjclcrsl •
Bee all th e B r o a d w a y a n d H olly w o o d
r i c h ! b e fo re y o u r ayaa,
t’a BLACK-DRAUGHTl Why*
moment on the sunny side o f
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lablr Ingred ien ts—o n *
laxative that- helps Mae
test Inal muscles. Next 1
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11.19U
M ember A ssociated Press
NUM BS
Roosevelt Is
Expected T o
Get’Em Told
Type Of Freighter Sunk In Red .Sea
Prevails
•Situation *Said Acute
in Several C it ie s
O f Occupied Area;
Workers Sentenced
Premier Returns
R.A. RAttacka
Northern Italy
Three New Colleries
Compelled To Close
By Striking Miners
Russians Claim New
Advances On Cen
tral B a t t l e f r o n t
1IA7.E1.TON. Pa„ Sept. II 1A*I— A niolor-ede of several
thou land srou*ed anthracite min
er* from the
Panther Creek
valley roared through the Ilne.-Iton district today, cloaing thrrr
more collierir* in a swift eatentlon o f * wnlkout In pretest
agninst an increase in union due.
and srsessments.
Tho miners, disregarding orders
from the general union commit
tee to return to work, are pro.
testing an increase in monthly
dues from f t to $1.S0 and nn
annual assessment b e s t from $2
to *6.
BKSUN, Sept II.— (AP)
—Cormsa pUara skawtred
t^ W ra d
with
pamphlet*
•
Protest Against
Union Dues Hike
Sees Miners Quit
■•* *• XTtend
■ U a ' b 1^ *** Geraaaaa
Romlaae w o t dedd*
•hotter loaingrad will bo
ttkea o a a fairly Intact city
or “ ■ hjap of dotada.
1
An aattortaod c n M Uttr asserted tto Nasi* aro la
UJu.0*
'
,nnirt -x>>
h « r k r p u ltta oa t on Lnla.
I " * fc* t . w,r* withholding Ita
fall wight ta plra tto dtim m a dtaaco u m
t t d , defense tacticT
Joy-Riding Must End,
Senate Group Told
Hr AaaaalafpJ wo----
, German-occupied Norway,
^ethlng aetinat Nasi rule,
ficed a erials today as Nasi
autlwrltlep damped down
with the first flrinsr-sQuad
execution* there and the
•tale of civil siege which
was proclaimed in Oslo, the
capital, waa expected tp bo
extended •to other areas.
Russia'* armies' reported to
day they had arisen the Nasi*
back II miles on the central
fraat, taken a toll of NHOO Gar
saaa dead and wounded In M days
o f fighting around Kiev, fed Mixed
tha initially*'in the stage of Len-
a n te also be ethhr ellies, where
ban moss urea probably will be
enforced.
Joseph Terbortn. German high
ccmalmtoner for Norway, assert*d that tha maaanraa wore neceeaary ta craoh plans for ■
gooeral strike of
Norwegian
warkara sat for today.
A Quisling spy . betrayed the
plan for tha atrike, It waa re-
WASHINGTON. Sent. II.-U P)
— A special Senate Investigation
of the eastern gasoline situation
waa halted temporarily Wednes
day after the committee conduc
ting it had heard testimony that
joyriding and non-essential mo
toring must be curtailed for the
peat few menths.
.^ 7 *
W. U Marten£•***?
p *“ *da return* to
Montreal by plana which brought
llm kora* front England to eonw SL
MlnUter ChurAin after
hUtoiie
—
----•*- tha latter'*
—
—
meeting
with
Roosevelt.
Board Confirms
Healthy U n i t
Appropriated F u n d s
To Be Delivered To
State Health Board
Ralph K. Davies, acting petrolaum coordinator, told the sen
ators that despite “ public confu
sion" and doubt that a rral gaso
line shortage existed in the east
ern states, he expected patriotic
cltUena to cooperate in the pre
sent curtailments.
Chairman Malonay (D., Conn!)
said tho special committee would
Investigating C o m
mittee Slaps Ickes
A n d Recommends
All Curbs Removed
Secretary D e c l a r e s *.
Radio Address Will
Leave No Questions
On Policy In Doubt ?r..
WASHINGTON. Sept. I I —UP)
--The special ^rns-e investigat
ing committee
reported
today
there was no actual shortage of
gasoline or any other petroleum
products in the east and recom
mended an immediate removal of
esisting restrictions.
Accusing Secret," y of Interior
Ickes the defense petroleum co
ordinator and nis aides of “ over
enthusiasm” — In creating “ unneees.ary alarm'' among the pub
lic. the special committee as
acrteil “ shortage, as we see It, is
a shortage o f surplus amt not n
shortage of products or a lark nb
facilities to transport them.”
WASHINGTON. Sept. I I — UP)
Patrick J llurtey.
of
war under President Hoover, to
day urged Congress to repeal the
Neutrality Act. whu-h he callec
“ a cowardly surrender of the
freedom of the seas.’* He asaerted
every American ship nr individual
entering the war rone mr at
tempting to run the Germans'
blockade is violating the act.
Air Freighter Takes
Alaskan Supplies
SACRAMENTO. C alif, Sept.
It — UP)— Big aenal freight
ers soon will be raring vital de
fense supplies to America's out
post* In Alaska, on
rrgular
schedule ever a 2000-nnlifc route.
That was the Army's answer
Wednesday to the necessity of
whipping up defense preparation*
at the isolated far north base*.
Air corns pilots of the
Both
transport Ring
will
fly
the
freight, using twin-engine transirt planes. The mute will he
—tween the Sacramento air d«M t wlftd JUtj j Field, Fairbanks
f t - l,u<t
President Goes
On Air At Nine
WASHINGTON'. Sept. 11 - I d 1)
—The War Department e.timatnl
I tonight that there would he m
NEW YORK, Sept. It —UP) \deaths and 70,000 other casual He*
approximstcly
— The America First Commit ’ among
tee announced Wednesday that troop* who will take part In the
Charles A. Lindbergh’s radio record peaeo-tlme field maneuvers
address at a Des Molne# rally in September and November
The department said, however,
tonight would bo carried over
tha Mutual network at 10:30 P. that tho accident and death rate*
M. (E.S.T.) Instead cf 0:00. would b . considerably lower linn
The chant# waa mad# when for a corresponding number of ci
President Roosevelt’* address was vilian persons during the .erne
re-scheduled from Monday
at period o f time.__________
9:00 P. M. to Thursday at the
same hour.
Beardall Named To
Lindbergh's subject will
be
•‘Who Are tho War Agitators? Rear Admiral’s Rank
Day Is Spent In Con
ference With Other
Important Officials
The B.087-ton Steel
Mariner (above)
clearly resembled American freighter Steel
Seafarer, wheli win vink in the Red Sea t.y
an onit‘entifie.1 plane which dropped an a.-nil
homh It w.m the second l'. S. nieri hantniaii
Perfect Score Is Public May Use Dow Books
Shot By Wolfe In
At The Municipal Library
Gun Club Meefing McRory> Hutchism|
.......I!••* • l|» e»f
Itiiokd
ll«>w n.Ooo lriHi|H Wi’ic itan« '
frrr«i| 20 nilit** *»n n ni..m»tii *
notk**» into front lm»* m tivitn - |
In thr leOiiiMinna mi*ck hntll.w,
»• ilr^crihril in .in nrtnlf m t!»#•
Alounntlriit
( I .« )
|im|y r„k%nj
Tnlk, M Flipping from v%lii«*l» wm
"ir\
ilicltidr
sent to Th.* Snnfonl ll. rnl.l
»*'M ncr thinks,
I hr rrportrr \*h«» \%rot«* tinotiir\ S. l «#f Kit
Mir !• r|ni't'M jin.| Thr
Rtory itprllt ihr night in i l . - 1
!!•-•••» V "I I it» i if in a*’ . | ililishrsl
t■•’hi with l.irut fail tn'orgr \\
Mcltory# fornur Snnfonl r.-itlmt h> Ihr \ii |at# >.«Iatrs- I'iiIiItilling
who
divuinn Mjpply offiavr of <o and •*li|u •! I.y .1iiIania ||,im
thr trnopi, in nr tier to ohw.rvr thoinr, and *I’lii* Sliiiidiinl |.ihnir% i f Nutiirnl ||i**i
the movrmrnt.
Ilrlping With thr m.ivr m n thr Hvr m Iiiiii. -. pohlHhrd
'»2nil Infdntry llriguilr, un.l.r th** I*l •Vi'Mitv N.n irty, |nr
AUo inrlti.l
romnuml of llrig.-Gen. Jo eph
IxHtkw nn
- • Hutchison
. ..... ..•poll of*
»| Sanford.
Via11|UIII,
.............. . . «*
Mil- III" M
t*.
Commenting on thr cfflcirncy in»pnrtnni Im ihi;, " Hi** iiutuivAl
(’ommcntlnjf
R* v
It dli.mi.
and Jnsper
Wolfe, nm-Mlent high -coie-. at
the weekly lllllti he* . f the Sem
inole Gun (dub, again took the
hone-* ye-l. rdny at I' e l.iki-fmr.t
range when they •,i,n, | (in i»**r.
feet anil near perfee' . -* I,
Sir W.dfe had a lilll n the
timed h i» and a
7 in tinmatch firing, while Ml W iliant.
had •••• HI the tim«‘d fire
J V June* shot J t and N* ij
Smith 110 in
the -lew
fire
matrhe. Sam Gardner ai-n Irak
port in the slow fire -hi-it.
Match acore* were a* ’ ollow*:
M
S T R T
Jj W olfe
oy inn yu -jy?
R. William*
nr> yy 9D 281
tir
w**ra*
• I. ^
and HI*; Ned Sn ith
DO and HD. Standard American
target* were Hard in all the
malche*.
C. E. MiSlarrowr fired n Jh
. n the rifle range. All other
firing wra* dolte on the pialul
range.
Ned Smith, who i* secretary
of the club, atated that ar«
rangement* are being made far
a return mutch with the Dayton* Reach police team sometime
next week. The Daytona Beach
team come here thi« week or.d
waa defeated by member* of
the Gun Club. The shoot be
tween the two team* next wo-8
will be held in Daytona. Mr.
Smith » » H I . _____ ’
arny and
ami rcnliie
arr.y
rcallle the giant ta.k
of arousing mun from tlelr lad*.
Ion ling them on trucks and trans
porting them over strange roads
at night, you’ll always lack some
thrills the armed force offers."
miThe reporter draws this con
11* j
elusion from hi* night with
troops in maneuvers:
•The fear of tditxkriegs by
motoriied Panter typed divisions
against well meaning, hard hit
ting 'old time aouarcs' isn't much
to worry over just now that is
eiprcially if
they call on the
staff of th* Fighting Diaie to
perform it."
W ASiriN fVTON .
Sept. 11
(•11 — l*rp.aitlrnl R oosevelt’ *
'•■olio mldre.ia on foreign do |.
I n v tonight via* described nt
i he W hite House todav ns
;"*••• which will lie “ nil co v e rim g. and will leave no una n -u i-ri'il iiucal inn.8.’ *
Slenhen Karlv. nrcaa necra^
la r i, ileclared
the
speech
frttlll "will menII what It *uy* and will'
Plans Arc Made I'or i Aid1
A id 'In
igh t Time
'lin te
In N
Night
Return Matedi With 1
__ f i „ .......... ..
D a y t o n a R e a c h Division Maneuver
Army Foresees 2wT T^Sfr
inf M u m
Deaths In Maneuvers Jnne*. y.l
Tinie Of Lindbergh’s
Address Is Changed
rn
written in English— English
i (hut will need n<> translation.**
_I’n'aidrnt
Kmiacvcll returned
tVrdni-adny
night
from Hyde
I'aik an*l Ihi* fun*' ul of hie mo
ther tn plungr immediately into
activity rrflrcting ‘ ilrrp concern
i >vrr thr impart wf t)a< war on
thi- rmintry,
Si'irrtnry nf State Hull met
On' I'li'-nlrnt nt the railroad ata((nil mill ilmve with him to the
White House. The secretaries of
war and navy also wero called
f«i Ihi* executive innrMion for confeience- Wednesday ni^ht, in adv*»nce of Koiisevclt's important
indio report to the nution today,
wlich aa - tvpmided from Its
a*rig*init I scope.
Uo4'j»eve|t’- aitilrcns will follow
Hourly upon the sinking of the:
Si' mr, duo
mile-
this aide of
Iceland, the Itnmbinic and sinkini: «»f the S. H. Steel Seafarer
in the ((I'd sea ami last
“ “ ^ { • ' o ^ r r ^ r a -^
e T --^ ,
ilenl and an anniiuni'Cmlmn w .a w ;
<if |h|. Wi„
k.
I
and I f tual steps taken to
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14
..I
1 .i.ii
Ameliian ship* and lives l |4t) s
tt"*iillri
will ten hi 1
%
li«
Kur -t •i•t* tit a |hi*n* arc •rvcrnl j the seas possibly includlgRrAgj. J'
ImhiKa vhi it trii iii I leu* h. ” 1 •» Mr*-' ,|rrs to the Atlantic naval jatrOl ‘
•*• 1'un * I. Nil Ii*nn* I.*Auntil s to sink on sight any A ll* WgtS' « i
area. S I.•
Suilll-* •1 I bill 4 Null** \ •• * li> .1 |vessels fiiuml in tie
.Slate* UW
1||*|I|I« lull I* .1 f . lv I'f llltofapry j twveii the United
mill .iii in ihi' >•!»’» tlu* witinIe li'elaiul.
f
,,
Roosevelt announced th*4 . WJ ( ' s
;iimI iii #•ir Ilf* . “ Pint I #1nsla* l»y
Fr lit mi*4 X.tvit r IcIU «*f t-vnilt iii speech, originully schedulsd fO j
)6 minutes, had been incraaiBa
In«t»» ••••In>
III lit* In-hl nf ml ihciMM* ! tn L3 The news of both the
M'Vfiul iMtstkd ini linlmi: "Kriuif and the Steel Seafarer had bMR
iMtin |inl>“ liy Ilarnl.l K. i 1*hmI teeeiveil sinco tho original fR R
mill ” 1 i»ilaatliill- of Finitd’r'* hy was niaitc.
,■. ,
Oerman troop* ringed Oslo folSeminole County’s school board,
Tho
President
had flnmaM
K Wil i»n I hi l liter i • i t "i"'l i
lowlng tha em otion last sight
writing tho speech In'fora h*
rttuly
of
Ihr'
iim-t
ints-r»*A
l
IIU
T
holding
It*
final
meeting
before
of two Norwegian labor leaders.
Frt'in h C.tlhi 'h'tiile itii'l tln ir left Ins homo at Hyde l’ark, b i t
Otter alleged plotters were sen the opening of school on Sept.
urihittiiiii' .
h»-uiHifiilly
Blu |it was, of couric, still open to
tenced by military eourts te IB, yesterday confirmed previous
revision. Judge Samuel I. ROWSGeneva Hears Drone Mriitnl
tanas ranging frees 10 yean to acta of Chairman Fred T. Wil
" 11nn-• If nn \ii!ol»foicri»|ihy «»f n mull nf New Yhrk Supreme ONVt,
Ufa Imprisonment.
Of Airplane Motors Iliiulu“
liams and Superintendent T. W.
h\ Mi- Kmtiiihm, “Tin-, who has advised the President
Ia tb* war In Uto air, H» A. F. Lawton supporting a
County
lif.- ..f .Moth, i Alary of
hv |en the contejit of many OX_mM
bomber* ranted far afield and basltt unit, Mr. Lawton said toGENEVA. Swltierland.
Sept, j |* Siip'ii, " I lu |,iff mol I rttcM ; important snccchee, was a
attacked northern tttlUn ritta*
11.—UP)—The
strady
drone
"
f
!
of
J
it
n«-t
Li'•kiln*
Stuart
,
hy |sengvr on the train.
WASHINGTON. Sspt.
Roosevelt’s Envoy
far tha first Urn* tinea last
fund* approprialaced for mira Americans May Use
airplane motors was henrd over 1 MaU'h* Mn|4.ih;in, Mil* 4111 In—Ths Navy announced Wednes
es and health work will be de
for more than an hour ••KrM|ihnBelligerent Vessels day Uist President Roosevelt had
Confers With Pope Geneva
^ C h T th o Bnsoo-Oertnan ’front, livered to the Stat* Board of
Inning shortly
i..r
..r « _ ula-1
in ,
jj»w
, . . .\iwt4pliiuN- eui4
br^inninj
before
M
Mfdt1
approved tha promotion of 12
Health-ne the— tehee! boards
lilghC It waa impoMUle l»| |,„w
, ,, ,„ , ^imm| ih’.-il iif
iuv*t~ciptalBi tn tha' grmtlp nf VATICAN CITY.
"
WASlUNCTONriJepL
I
r~
=
>
_____
Sept.
II.—
the
direction
the
plane
wrro
|(|m
.
M
,
j,
shore of the amount. Mr. U w rear admiral and of 147 com OP)—Myron C. Taylor, President tell 1_ u L..I >naol,».l l.i lu. Willltllind for M*v«*ral
ton explained. Seminole County UP)— The state Department ha* mander* to captain. •
taking, but appeared to la* south
conauli
In Great
Roosevelt's personal
emissary, cast. It waa established tbul they >r lirs >ht h.ae* hccll -l inllll^ tO|»U,’«
|will not employ n school nurse authorised
of lllu*tiat* *1 nuu!iixiiti-4 from
Tha new rear sdmlrala Included began an important exchange of
head-long
Russian aa hi the pest since all the duties Britain to grant oertnlsslon In
wero foreign planes.
Inilin tu tio- Hunf til'd library
had
driven of the nurse will be taken over Americans stranded there to re Capt John Reginald Beardall, M. view* between the President and
(Northern Italy'* Industrial rc
Orlando,
Fla.,
the
President'*
turn borne on other than Amer
the Vatican Wcdnetday In two gion i* eoutheaat of Geneva. <>•» [ tiifurnl Sanford’ i ihuurhtcr is al*
three wsdgta into the German by the health unit.
Diaries Frederick < has* o f >
chief
ftaval
aids.
long and private audience* with previous occasions Uritiah t»*nil>- hi -aid to-h*v*- a collection of l ake Mohawk Sparta N. J.. dlod f
Miss Rath Mattieger, former ican ships. Secretary Hull dis
IKMldUih, i-italotftii-«l ni.\v-|inp4*r
closed
Wednesday.
Pope
Plus
XU
and
Luigi
Cardi
Sanford resident who now It di
er* en route to attack northern
last night at the age nf 79, 11
REPORTS INCOME
Means of msaiPg possible th*
nal Magllone, papal secretary of Italy have paaaed over SwiUcr- cIlpIMiitfc. i»o«l photo-hit lr copied was learned here today.
“ T s iis S S i
— 1
rector O ftfce bureau of public
lay.
.
*if fmnoiM French tn-v%-papers
return of many more United
itete,
He was the brother nf Joshua
health nursing ta .te*******}*’ States cltlxene (trended In oth
land.)
that will 1m* of intt-ri-hl to the
NEW YORK. Sspt II -U P )
Thera
wera
Indication*
that
Park,
th*
conferred. last week with Mr.
Chase of Winter ------, —
— Western
Unlnn Telegraph
public.
war nnd peare alma figured
Lawton, and assured him that er countries also la und*r
late Sydney O. Chase of Banfypd <
Army Morale Is Good,
official* Company reported Wednesday net largely In tho talk*.
|the haiuth unit would begin oper- dy. other department
end
the Isto Randall Chaao o f
tncoms for July of 1803,969 com
Tho President's envoy was unNumber In I'rison
lon early In October, whe. the laid. _____________
C h e s t n u t Hill,
Philadelphia.
Peterson
Tells
Club
pared with 183,823
In July,
.
iw f ^ „ * w goes Into efferi- SEEKS DEBT ADJUSTMENT 1940, and nat Incoma for the deratood lh usually Informed cir
I'enna. He was the unci* *
'
Drops
In
August
cles
to
havt
hold
th*
pope
that
C„L K. T . Hamas of Altamonte
llundall Chaao snd Sydney O.
I FORT MYEKs T Sept. 11 first seven month* of 1941 nf
Insofar
aa
Soviet
Rusal*
»»•
— u
Springi wma welcomed hart at the
if'irdl s a d
('base, Jr., of _ Ssnfi
(Special)— Congressman IVtcrJACKSONVILLE. Bept H — |4,0S9JM compared with II.- concerned, Rooaevelt wae more son
TALLAHASSEE, Kept. II — Franklin W. Chase of Winder*
It slowly by gsntlre *«4 ,UrT»- board meeting following * vse*told the Lion* Club WrilneoUP)—Tha City of Often Covo i n , 143 ia tho like 1040 period. Interested In tb# welfare of lh#,' T
UI7
Florida's
prison
systi'm
had
”
night thsl tho m<irale of
mere.
tlon ta Brevard, N .C .
.
petitioned A. H. William*, president, said world's people* than In tha form ' day
nvt profit of Irt prisoners dur
.. • Army ia good.
MIh Dorothy Parkin of the Urlngs Wednoodoy
Mr. ('h ue was horn in Gel
tho
that If th* Improvements were
ing
August.
of
government
as
such.
Sanford Graasmar School subealt^ federal court bora to appro
town, Philadelphia, I’enna.
“
Contrary
to
any
report*
which
maintained through tho root of
plan
for
adjuatmout
of
tho
There were
1711.7
runvirt* Sept. U, 1882. Immediate
tad bar resignstioo to ttabaaaR
you may bavli heard. Peterson
1041 business would bo tho best
S B s ?
alelpalltyV bonded debt t
said, “ th# morale of tho Army when the in* nth begun, the prison vers, in addition to his
and It waa accepted. Mr. L m rtg Uw
for any year since 1930.
national
bankruptcy
act.
bureau
re|**>rtrd,
and
.7777
when and nephews, aro hte wife
st k e r tT b tto e f r i lb*
ndustrlal Needn
la goed. I have talked to tho
August closed.
“ t J & r T a C 'i i jJ a
Fowler Chaao) two sons, ‘
bnv* themaeleer.
The prison received h i prison
••! have picked up boys from
Chaao ana Walter K.
.
ers—
81
new
ones,
three
by
re
Fort Banning, boy* near Waahtwo grandchildren, and his
___ ^Winter R o d *
capture,
and
in
r
by
revocation
Ington, boys from Camp Btan.1lataad that tbia did aot aeeao31 re. C. B. Adamson, r
. itaia hiring a now teacher atoco
inir and othtni tnd 1 found thrlr of parole. Sentence* expired for town, Philadelphia.
l Planned At Arcadia tt
e f-r a ft T r i t h . v n - . r y flehori
tpirlU •ictlUnL They g*i hom e 94 convicts, one wa* releuml on
Funeral servtcaa will be
_
_
_
.
ii harea- exerathro
director, Donald M. itch— *o do boys at »cho '> l» o temporary parole and m e on Saturday at Sparta, N. J.
s
Dwight Bsalth, president of ■otora not oxceoding U.6 noreo NaUon> w#dnfWjay ^ work out do I wholt % t hav# long aea- bond. Three dieil nnd two of
a compute achedul# of tho na ■Ions of Congraaa. But they hsvo four who escn’ppil were nat re
im taD esaita—wt of Edaoattam M Sanford Outboard Assoc ta
RESUME COAL OU
-aaa -A .- tho " c o w /wee,
______ ______
ttoo, today announced piano tor wiU U of o m Ora-mlta brat and tion's military and civilian re- the spirit and they are doing captured.
quiremmta ta an effort to aolvo
jS t im T w .T V S
BIRMINGHAM
Ala.,
third amaal “ backyard" re- will cH n d i t wmf
P. tho problem* of shortage* of their part/*_______________
Z T S r O r iM to and Mr*. Vera
Cattlemen Asked To 11.—UP)—Production In _
- to ho hold an Lake Mow M. Thta will be limited ta aorvko materlaU and of expanilon of
mines waa°H«ck to
Advertising Bill Mu*t Seek R. A. F. Cadet coal
oathoard •boota and mptora not productlmi fnallltle*.
Wednesday night after
IS horsepower or *0
The board announced tho mt Be Paid, Watson Says
at tha Tennessee Coal, .
boo displacement.
tlon. Which U termed n detailed
BARTOW. Kept I I —(Special) Railroad C a ’a Wytam an
ta spcm*riag°tho*ra?
planning of tto defense program
TALLAHASaEE.8ent. ll-</n —All cattlemen within 60 mile, water shaft* reported "for
wtBriart at 130 o ^ k and will after briefing to • full atop the
ha rqatrictad to servko outboard ewwiutan of civilian Industries -A tto rn e y General WaUon told of th* Lakeland sreo were “ur Th* T. C. I. manager
tha Ftarid* Cltru* Commission gently requested" by Day* Tur th* night shift at Wytam'!
which would require tarn quan Wednesday ■that Comptroller Iat ner, of Bradley Junction, preel- *d work after member*
tities* of defense so*terials.
____
S u a V ^ r . »T0,7»4 bill tar the dent of the Florid* Htata Cattle United Mina Workers of
preparation o f a ritra* adverttalng men's Association, Wednesday ta ca returned at Edgawat*
^ 2
f r a f f i r » * * 7 cla st
"cr
bookUt by an oot-of-.Uta con- make an Immediate snd thornueh tn th* day. Approximat
ho (ho tmllmltod raco snd
/ t ' CORRECTION1
search of their pastures, especially man aw. employed at
JC'iW
h* r*p h “ wrth
swamps snd hesey growth In tho
U waa stated In yesterday's
Leo had ratatod to p*T, Arthur pastures. In an effort to find
Herald In tho test paragraph of
j or 4* «
tho story on new firs station Kudner, Inc, tar th* booklet pre Richard A. G. Clear*. Brittah
LTSJh^raS^be a “W equipment that tto Inauranco pared under contract to tb* But* sir cadet who has been missing LOCAL WBA
ratahaa been reduced/ISito SO per Citrus Commission beesua# ho for over a week.
ami will start «
Florida— Mostly etou
Turner said that authorities of
cent. This ta incorrect; by hoop bald tho itsto law prahlWte ala* doer* tho fire loaees. the warding a State printing contract th* Lakeland School of Aeronau
ta an out-ag-stata concern If - tic* had asked ths help of th* era; not quite so wai
. —-------- fore* haa-been able to maintain
cattleman and cowboys of Florid*. extreme north portion,
Florida printer can do tb* job.
any stao motor. •thq preesnt fire taenraacs rata.
ported,
Charles F. Chage^—
Brother Of Joshl
Chase, Dies At
S t t ’f f ' M
k 'a w .s c !r u S 2
3 s 6 ^ & S ,S r s
Third Annual “Backyard” Regatta
To BtoHeld Sunday, September 21
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II. l » l t
THE 8ANF0KD nERALD, BANFOBD, FLOH1UA
Substantia? Progress
Sanforc
T* m n
t*T at Seafe
II. SaiMIU
,
HOI.I.AVU
OKAS
u
MIIh
O M D O a DICAI—D x la n a H u m
*
■That the present form of government In Sahforti on«l
the aystcm of electing City Commissioners Has on tlie
whole resulted in giving Sanford an efficient and businesaike administration is shown by the fact thnt during the
past five years the bonded debt of this city has been re
c c e d front $5,9211,000 to $5,443,000 without any currosponding increase in taxation.
A statement recently released nt the City Hall also
shows that the accrued interest on bonds in lOili was ov
er half a million dollars and today not one cent is owed
for tjila purpose. Then thero were also nearly two million
dollars worth of bpnds in default. Today there are none.
kV
4V‘m
w hen
a
Ma
n :s
Management
nnoPfitimi .(ntnenot Pn/it <td.\
la
*DAY,
SEPT.
-*. •
J ’i
rlty. During the fire years immediately preceding 1931),
tax enactions had amounted to less thnn 50 percent on
each year'll tax roll. Since theif taxpayers have resume.)
paying their taxes until about 80 percent of each year’s
fax roll la now collected.
Although Sanford has not enjoyed thn spectacular
Mimilmr Mom which haa.marital-.. aonui.ElQridft,..^IMf8*
there has been a sound atid steady growth in new con
struction. During the flvo year period ending Sept. 1,
1941 some $541,381 of new construction was begun in
tanford. This compares rather favorably with the $305,378 during the previous five year period. Undoubtedly
there would have been more construction lu re if there
had been a better market for our farm products in the
North.
.
.
One of the outstanding municipal Improvements of the
last few years Juw been the development of Port Mellon
Park which, as its frees, shrubs, and flowers continue
*******'^
r,»—
* * y r raliUnl
t.
Sept 1 1 .Drpertmcnt
citrus crop
tUy inferior
HIALEAH, - Bept. 11 -V P )—
Carl Autt ie this Miami sJburh’s
mayor for ilia third Urns. Unop
posed for re-election, ha received
1094 vetee. '
N«w Under A New
v,
••-.Ttvf
M A m e b -i
jr-
PORTRAIT
Msli of St. Dunstan's.
g a sp * * -* »
Enolana
fFrom The Wa*hlagton
— — . —l
Po«t'
" h look remember*
rrr^-„1
where (hr
light hi* heen
fv g s * . . . "O ne' neoil
emlnded "
f e n l f e V 0’ R
it GulltemoKt, nlneUer
Ona mat Is rpetjM; hjb a heavy
wale.
- '. M l
la^oyen with a patUM tan an,'
- •'green."
T p ..
Rave I beheld
luminous r
might,
* “
Bo,proud and rulntil citadel til'
now.
'Bitch beentv and stfeV manllricr
4. 4U M 1,
....
Who looks i,«y>n this rountrnsnr'
noney on an airport in Sanford if it did not lutend to
ise it. Thera la no doubt that it will bo of tremendous
rtncflt to Sanford In the years to come.
Thejro have been many other projects which thq City,
has sponsored and Improvemcnta in its various depart
ments which havo beetl made, Huch as the installation of
tho two-way Pollco Radio Cali System, which makes ourclary so . hazardous In Sanford today, the Improvements
it-the Municipal Athlete Field and tho construction of u
liamond ball field equipped with lights for night playing.
All these things cost money and cell for the fu]L co
operation tnjd Influence of all civic leaders,’ The fact that
Ihey.hava been gotten without an exorbitant increase in taxes
or charges of special favors ia evidence of tho high qual
ity of membership orltho City Commission and tho pro
per functioning of a rotating system which ' "tnpourtma
mm.oL .tharpcteri .torun
w.luc egJ g a j j n j .
• long pol« w»« ths safest means NorWay Paces Crisis
of contact with thsss animals
nor dUl thsy come from Poland, •' As Nazis Retaliate
tut ths word originated In Eoglind where tncy were called
poultry cats due to their fond was not wUllag to contemplate
ness for young fowls ami eggs,
and waa shortened abbreviated - Berlin gekaowledgad that such
through long usage. .
hsrdwon positions as the Nasls
had been abla to occupy were
Authentic reports from Ameri sown with the waiting death
can railways stow a 7,000 (yes, hidden In thoasands of Russian
•tvsn and three ciphers) percent land mines. In one Instanen.
Inereaso In business for the first •t tho town o f 8chluesselburg,
seven months of 1941.
I I mllea to the east, thn Ger
man* said that sr teas ted Russian
Ohio, clothier la a— aaupabBr buildings sad ev
advertising Pail sulU at |SS te en the very he.pltal beds had
®r,ll',h rubber, iechnolonsft.coirftl the United slates to study American
IT,
fPIW*Uon
•PPllMtion of various types of synthetic ru
ruhhpr*
.hUL head that wears a evowa". Us
{he tnnehm en who h 'W
txtmatruetton, la of tho opinion Utat might have included the crownHitler’s army v n i fifth eolumless heads of those who rule a
nlsU, wa gupnoah (hoes, Prsn«h,
O '* * -* who shat President Me
Klnleyt._______ :
free people contrary to the wish■QU?tr?^-Q^tC
H
1^ ln VforrtaK
^nf natum
l rubbcr ,n lhl< •e
tr
Br,tn,n
military
construction
of a -trse l majority, aa wit-
Hrltiah Ma- neaa the recent attempted aa*
uto Dutch Eaat Indies should bo cut o ff 7ux sislnatlon of Laval by a fallow-
Big fijeahman Class
Expected At Tampa
(Hpecial)
TAMPA. Sept 11
— The largest frr_____
In the history o f the University
o f Tampa will faaturn the op
ening of.the university Pall Urn:,
Dr. James K. Mooney, president,
has announced, with lht| advance
registration from Tumps alone
larger than tho entire freshman
clast last; year.
today to hav« been destroyed
Intensive Baths raids, but
re wore other. Indications that
*Ug> situation had Improved,
lemon military reports told
dfcva. bombing, attacks which
aejl, a number of, Soviet mailpo»lUons
frsd Aktalre’c
.Hamsthlag-gMl
sath shp liras I
slater.
Lady
rfSd sufficient f A h a f l i u r ^ p u ^ S S
ft ^
3
?
A m
thX
n ^ y ° ,,li
boH Beovrrfarook sxclalms -I
wont tho U. 8. In tho'war." Quits
i ^ . b ^ , 1,u i : no0ita* ,t~ ,dl“-
HrtLS'V u. vlrtuallir no Mtural rubber, and havo been
b
^ n Bome
So°mflhooffU
tthe
^ 0German
r SynthCt!C
.*nd and
rocInlmc‘l
rubber
em
ureiy.
airplgne
tank narta
*uhi.,K.
were formerly made of rubber an*
i
cs s y r t ; J s j p s a H
a ir is r iis j;
famUj
Current Comment
By a o n k w w elbm
tims as.m ngy m
a ’ftT.’S l’S S
Tharp wars, acme Indications,
. “ orihwcslsrn
, h««n ln<ilo part bv
continuing
coOntcr-of.
*9
a college faculty
o n its outstanding stumd tho men at the dog
also remember tome of
Tho , chief sources ft r
**W Spain end Portugal
estiag am!
S
S S T course,
" on* do*
hUlA build,of
nitl
"I a a alwayp irstlaoai I
Mdt#«»*d " “ L* * " dr*d
^
• ^ T C iX r
HoraelLyodr
«£ng‘ to jta fj
• *1
saw is.i
a m
■
.
f.' •
OR CREPE j
BLOUSES
5 ^
Dr. Amsiui
U n t*. and Jaweo E. Moewocthy.
to, . ’ ,orUr |‘ ha‘ could not •
to a it_ d o w a .'s»,nlu‘
JJJST UNPACKED NEW
*
■xtnatvp
cork
whkh wna desQned. ta lift' soma
of the Nail prssau
Russian ■flanks.
Stnford
sdoptad,
tho
fleeway
dogo as among humans.
Thkt
ceigitsr-ol
I on# mutt with which 1
> maka,Mends but wap P l« lVwill go, (Mo offset thla Russians declarsd, i
th itony indiffcrenca; ut» S fS ?
« m » Hats U n g ^ u n l n t a r r w U d l j r Ip th r o
which A. 4 P. itetea operate.
v *R *he battu for, the town of
f t W J i j S • wt i f f a j 5 ? i h . nIhi Ytlavo on that front; hrMch was
Mono will, stay oeop. «tx days a conefuded on Mondar, Moocow, aaC * h aa usuaL ClgHtf, weekly
German
palartoa wttt not ho reduced by
80Utji<Aaaga^ It was assen ted .
' The Working hours dally will
^
far most of thoop
were built durhi# i
d o t cron have one
Nowaday* a
EiTmwiiuJ ■*cph obovo
wh0 Itfo.
M
Choose your favorite« A D
for school I Big . elecDon;
sty Ise; s u - l .
perb values, Shea 94 ^
to 39.
yI
RAYON, EATIN
lava and . S 1
that If tha Units*! States and
Japan get Into 4 W W a fw a f. not
! •IS?1* " W * hatUa would ha
fought. The JsptSsig hast would
ran for cover whgVaa the IUllaa navy did, and' stay there
aafa frpm American guns until
the wer was over. Tha United
State* would content Itaelf with
an sconomle hlcckade of tha lalands from bases slrshdy In.Brl•tish, Dutch and American handj
far from tha scans of action.
4 jA U t
» ;lQ jS
•| P w O
d* ™
SfaiBle, classic, wsll-UIIOfld* MBf ftUcn bloQNI
o f aatia oc crept (my.
on). Convertible coIUrr
While and colon. (Short
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1WI
Church Year Closes
Party Is Given To
With 927 Members
Honor Recent Hride
MRS. L0URINE BEAL, Sodety Editor
THURSDAY
.T h e Wesleyan
Service Guild
of the Methodist Church will
meet at the home o f Mias Betty
Buhrman on Magnolia Avenue
•t 8:00 P. Jf. Thla Is the first
meeting o f the new year and all
members have been urged to at
tend.
~
•
th# Supreme Forest Woodmen
—<Nr*l* will meet i t the W. O. W.
HaB at 8:00 P. M. All members
hava been urged to attend.
FRIDAY
Rosa Circle of
the Sanford
Garden Club will sponsor the
Mwing session for the Red Cross
beginning st 0:00 A. M.
The Grand Instructor of the
0 . E. B., Mra. Pauline McGee,
of Bunnell, will be at the Ma
sonic Hall at 7:30 P. M. to Inatruet all dffleer* concerning the
change* which were made at the
Ia*t grand chapter session.
The Sanford Home Dcmonatratlon Club will meet at the home
o f Mr*. M. L. Till!* on 1100
Elm Avenue at 3:00 P. M. with
Mrs. Nettle Tillia as co-hoa‘.css.
All
committee chairmen
are
asked to have their yearly reporta ready at tha meeting to be
turned over to the County Home
Demonstration Agent.
Ministers' Wive* and lenders
o f the Women's Orgsnitutinn of
th* various churches w;1l have n
meeting
at
tho Presbyterian
Church at 0:30 A. M.
MONDAYThe Woman's Auxiliary o f the
Holy Crois
Episcopal
Church
O fflc*n,2 Chapter leaders* and
finance commutes ars asktd to
meet at ’ tho Parish llouso at
8:30 P. M. for an Important
business meeting. Tho
regular
meeting will be held at 4:00 P.
M.
„
Sewing teaalon will continue
for the Red Croae In the Women'a
Club tn be anonaored bv Mrs.
Roy Tlllls beginning at 0 :’ 30 A.
M.
The Past Matron's Club o f Ihc
O. K. S. will have It* regular
tlng at the home of Mrs.
P. Crenshaw on East Sev
enth Street at 8:00 P. M. with
Mrs. Glenn E. McKay as co-
r
M ltm .
,
The progmam meeting o f the
W. M. U. nf the F lm BaptUl
Church will be held In
tho
church at 8 lB 0 .jL .ll* with £>«*•
Ms In elurie. The iopIr vni be
5i5»“'5R SS&. S X :
Fidelia Class Holds
Regular Social Meet
The Fidelia Claia o f the Flr*t
lUptitt Church w u entertained
on Tuesday erm ine by Mrs. 11.
M. Pearce and Mrs. W. J. Pell
at the home o f Mrs, Pearce on
West First Street for Its re|piUr business and social meeting.
Following a routine buaine**
discussion and the reports of
the various officers and group
captains, the work for the ntw
church year was outlined. •
During the social period which
followed,
several
Interesting
games and contests were anJijed with Mrs. C. J. Willie
winning the pilte for the nur
sery rhyme contest.
In
thpunch board game Mrs. !(. E
Morris scored the meat points
for which she wa» awaiaed s
priie.
A salad coure* was served
by the hosttiset to the follow
ing:
Mrs. C. P. llsnderson, Mrs. M.
W. Dearlso, Mr*. 8. II. Engli«h.
Mrs. 8. C. Graham. Mrs. J. P.
ltoltielaw. Mrs. H. W. Little.
Mrs. L. A. Philips, Mrs. E. H
Smith. Mrs. W. II. Rutledge.
Mr«. J. R. Britt, Mrs. Edward
Kelsev. Mrs Morris. Mrs. John
L. Miller, Mrs. John Tad'nek.
Mrs. C. J. Willis of Winter Gar
den. Mias Luedetn Crawford and
Miss Lorene Franklin,
Miss Betty Thurmond
Presides At 'Meeting
Mias Betty Thurmond, nrwlv
olrctcd chairman, presided over
the meeting o f tha Girls' Rorletv
o f Christian Bervico of tha Meth
odist Church which mat at tho
home r f Miss Lutlcia Gormly
on Magnolia Avenue on Mon
day evening.
Other officer* who were cho
sen frr tha coming year Include
Mis* Inex
Willlama
ax vice
chairman; Ml*.* Deriaux
lfayas,
secretary: Mlaa Gormly, treasur
er; Mlta Saldee Williams, report
er; ami Miss Katherine Rpcncer.
study chairman.
Plan* were made hy the girl*
to take charge o f tha nursery
at the ehurch on Sunday morn
ings during the preaching ser
vices so that the mothers could
attend church. It was announced
that tka October meeting will
he Held at the home of Mias
Thurmond.
•; Muring the social hour which
J*llowcd| the bualneaa aeaalon the
hoxtese served refreshment* to
those present. ,
Friends of B.
H.
will regret to learn that
been confined to the
Hospital in Aubum, N.
Guthrie
he has
Auburn
Y.
Griffith
Funeral , Directors
TM &
Znd 8 l
The Order o f the Eastern Star
will sew fer the Red Cross in
th* Woman'* Club beginning at
0:30 A. M.
WEDNESDAY
We men** Society o f Christian
Service o f tha Methodist Church
will be in charge o f the sewing
session for the Red Cross In thn
Woman's Club beginning at 0:30
A. M.
Showing a substantial growth
among its various organizations,
with Cl additional memberships
during the past year and a pre
sent total of 927 members, re
ports of tFe progress of the First
Baptist Church for the church
year, closing on Aug. 31, werr
heard at
the annual business
meeting held at the church on
Wednesday evening
The report la as follows:
During the year the total sum
of 99,778.46 was contributed. Part
of that amount was u»e«! for op
erating expense;
part for the
church debt, which *as paid in
Mrs A. D. Fouraker and alater, Mita Pearl
Stallings
of
Lepjbufcg risked, /ejeads. ia . Asa. lull dunne
crunch - y n r , mod
ford yesterday.
42759.^1 was given to missions
Mr. and Mr*.
George
Zurllelde and
daughter,
Marian,
have returned from Secaucus, N.
J. where they have been for the
past three months.
Mr*. Katie
inyton. N. C.
Mr. and Mrs.
it their heme
nue.
Thomson of LexI* tha nuf*t of
Herman Middleton
on Geneva Ave
Mrs. F. R. Mitchell has re
turned
from
Daytona Beach
where she visited for a wrrk
with her son and daughter-in
law, Mr. and Mra. F. Russell
Mitchell.
Miss Joanne
Aixarello
has
been pledged by tho Eta Gamma
chapter o f Chi Omega at the
University of .South Carolina in
Columbia, where she la a stu
dent thh year.
Rev. M. B. Sackett and Mr*
Sackett and their two daughters
returned yesterday from
Ca*hleres, N. C , where they have
been spending the
P**t
two
months.
Mr*. J.
M.
Cameron an.i
eUiitfhtars. Jackie and
Marly.
• rriv c u
j
--
—
,
tersburg to spend a few daye
with Mr*. Cameron*
parent*.
Mr ami Mr*. W. P. Stone, al
their home rn Celery Avenue.
Fred Dyson. Jr.. Ijft T w " l . »
for the University o f
!"
Gainesville where he will begi
hit freshman year, lie wax aecompanies! by Mrs. Fred Dy»'n,
t il.. Fliaabeth Dyson and Mis*
Bright colored autumn leaves,
varicolored zinnias and
other
late summer flowers, emphasising
a color theme of |*o|d and whit*?,
were used to fern* the floral
decorations for the bridge-shower
which tvs* given hf Mrs Wal
ter S Coleman ln*t evening st
her home in DreamwoM in hon
or of Mrs. A H. Mcl.iney, the
former M**s Kltanor
Morrison,
whose mitrringe was h.i event
r f la*! Wednesday.
Games of bridge and Ch'nese
•heckera were enjoyed ihroug.to it
the evening with Mrs. Chni'eSteenworth scoring high in bridre
fur whirVt «he rv*eeiv**d w eovafscV
High prire for Chinese checkers,
an Evening in I'aris makeup wt
was awarded to Mr*. B
F
('hnpmnn
Mrs. Coleman's gift
•<* the honor *e w i s a foatoria
1 Sunday night «upp*r tra v Mis*
lllsm-ln Kennedy was the re
ef the screeno
prize
soup
Mi« I'l.ti'ninn tea* ns*rs|ed »»»
Clerk, Mis*
AlluTrnffonl,
treasurer. II. C*. Moore; assistant
treasurer, J. II. I rollick; dlrector of tnusie. J Mir tin Stinclphe^; assistant director of music,
B. C.
Moore; organist. Mrs.
Evans McCoy; assi-tant otgamst,
Mrs. Marvin Milam
In addition
to
the regular
church musicians.
Mrs. It. It
Pippin and Miss li«rut!iy Sunfonl have been asked lu direct
the young peoples' choir and Mu
R. N. Nipper ia to l e n t us pray
er meeting pianist
Mrs. A. J. Peterson seas elec
ted presiilent of the \Vonian*‘a
Missionary Union and K_ L.
Kelsey seas elected director of
the Training Union, with la-wls
Wright as associate director.
II. E. Morria was elected sup
erintendent of the Sunday School.
W. E. Kader will continue! to
serve as Hoy Scout master and
E. 0. Ilarpvr will serve as pres
ident of the brotherhood.
The morning usher* are: C.
P. Henderson, A
It laivejuy,
S. J. Davis, and C. E. McKee.
The evening ushers aro: K. I.
Kelsey, W. L Value, Marvin
Milam and C. 8. Shepherd. The
trustees are J. (I. Shnmn, K. C.
Harper, It. A. Williams, U. C.
Moore, C. E. McKee, I). K. .McNab, It. K. Peurlfoy, (i. S. Selman and G. K. Knllins.
The menibera of the Hoard of
Deacons aro a* follow*:
Terms expire, III.'; E. L. Kel
sey, W. E. Kader, Ereil Myers,
J. W. Hall, M. F. Smith, Marvin
Milam nnd liuy Hr it t.
Terms egplro, 11*4.1; S. J. Nis,
G. S. Selman, (L E. McKee, II.
E. Morris, H. C. Steele, S. J. Da
vis and Gcorgo liters
Terms expire
I'JM; E. C.
Ilariwr, H. C. Moore, (ieorgn E.
Rollins, L. Hurkv Steele, J.
M.
Stinccipher, J. II. Truluck,
Ro
bert A. Williams.
nu*nL« of c*hr an«l punch trcr»*
scrvcii by the hostonfs.
Mrs.
StiniH*ipherwm prrientnl
with
madeua Rucst towels in appre
ciation for her work
as circle
chairman during the year.
Those present were: Mrs. Gar•lifer, Mrs. K U Garrison, Mrs.
S. C. Dickerson Mrs. Gatchel,
Mrs. \Y. K. Kader, Mrs. Stinccipher, Mrsl.. K. Tew,
Miss
Mane
Stewart. Miss Margaret
Hunt, Mrs. Hunt an«l Mrs. Cleve
land.
The 60th carton la now being
prepared for shipment, Mr*. Mar
tin states, and any on# wlahing
to help ta asked to contact her
by telephoning B80-J. She alio
said funds ar* running low and
any amount o f money, large or
small, with which to purchase
th« ntccftftiry wool to knil gxr-
Q Ts To Have Dance
Use Of Poison Gas
At Woman’s 01ul>
Seen Ry Army Chief
Members of the QT*s Club o
• ATLANTIC
CITY.
N. J.|
Sept
11
, Major Gen- j sponsor a dance tomorrow e\«
oral Porter. cli.» f of the U. S J ing at the Woman's Club on n »
chemical warfare service, predict ! Avenue from 8 :0 0 o'clock ta* »
ed Wednesday night the
pre- 12:00 o'clock.
«rr t European war ’'will never
Chaperones for the dance "
be really ‘all out* until poison be Mrs (J. R. McCall anti .M
g a -e s
once m"re flood the bat B. I*. Perkins nnd music for do
tlefields.”
In a speech prepared for the mg will be furnished by a m« American Chemical Society’s an otleon.
nual banquet, Gri.erai Porter as
serted the only reason th** A lls
powers had not used poison gas
already was because thev didn't
wn« com pli- think it to th**ir advantage. t
________ _
hi*
"W A *t^ r <»e aoc
warfare ] diaadvantagi
Courwey. nml
Party Is (liven In
Honor Of Lewis Tate
l**\vi«
A.
fa te
no'fiuti <m
mater. Mr*. Hattie
niece. M r* Robert C T .w W
Orlamlo. with « ilinner party
»t
the home of Mr*. Cuur*ey i*n
Soi'th Sanfortl Avenue The ••<*r.-imon \vn* to* birtlnluy uimivernary
The chicken ilinner wu* *er\e«l
family *l>le nn«l n Inrgc bmb.Liv
r* W*» with the wor.l*. * Hitppy |
flirthtliiy" n»»tM»*.«rtl upon it n i»
Mi 1
TV*r* thv r**w.U.
>|i«* lllancli*' brought in mu! pre-enta-.l
Tati’. uh*» cut It .1llaI MTV. I it t.l i
Krnn.-.lv, M»* CS \l«irr",m»
nml Mr» II E Chnpninn wfi••r the i*ii *
wbi* b Mr* MfRnnpy
rr** I info ib»* ilinmtr
II* r
Ifift* \tfii' rf f* ctivrty nr i
«»n tlie* alining tnblf
uNun-l
a
r»'fit«*rpn*c«*
roinpo*«*i|
of
Autumn Irjiv ••* in
.1 pottery
vfte wbicS warpl.ice*l upon n
mirror reflector
Tb»’*r in\ iteil ♦*» be with M n
MfNitni'V am.I the V «!•• < were:
jMr*
t'h.iilf’*
S
Svfvt Tip-Tbp toast for braakfatt tomorrow. Em'oy
tha ax fra-dal Iclous toast Tip-Tbp makes - tender,
flavory, full-bodied toast that doesn’t get limp uiul
•ogiy.
Enjoy tha aitra health benefits o f Tip-Tbp, too. TipTbp is enriched in accordance with the atamLirds rec
ommended by Tha National Research Council.
MmtU'*»
Mt«
I'brtpiv.in.
Nlr*
llerner
Winn. Mi 4 V It M.irN'eill, Mr*
riv.b I’urkeT, Mi* I .our me Beni
Mr< Al y
Hunt. 'Ii*
l!*rr«
11 rit#Ilu%nt N|1 * Stvi ow'F h. Mr*
rhurlr* Swei'nrv Mr* llilil S-ilil*
Mm Mnry Ruwlin*. 'Ir* V \
SiH'i'r. Mr*. Mnvnte l|*"ltfkm in*l
Mr* Jnme* Arthur I'urtm
A |*o Mi**
Miinrnri't
Reit*.
Ml** Ellen B.tt*. Mi** Krnnre*
Mtthonev. Mi-* Mninle Rmu«ev
Mi«« Miblreil Brnltre*. Mi** Doro
thy Powell Mi** Dor itbell l.:iw*on, Mi** Bbinrbe KenueK, Mi**
Chnrlotte Smith. Mi** Mien lb*y
Ml** Kntherine
M om -oo
:»iul
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
Mr*.
Put JohiiM»n
Mary David
Buibar.i Jiun Woollty
K"b»rl Sharp
Circle No. Four Of
W. M. U. lias Meeting
M
II Cleveland » s »
al I ee homo on Palmetto
on Monday afternoon to
m U r. of Circle Four of
I>111a*11' * Missionary Union
Ktrst ltn|itist Church with
T
Hunt assisting her.
business u-ssinn was pre*
ver ly Mr*. J. M. Stinetho
thnnkeil tie group
for "their splendid co-operation
dining thepast year" The Bible
Study was tnujht by Mr*. For
rest Gatchrl and current Mieslop
ary Events wrre discussed by
Mt*.W. D. Gardiner.
Sewing for the Fcmald-Laugh
ton Memorial Hospital was dls...tributes! to the various member*
rut and tho officer* were urged to
as hand In their yearly report* at
' toon as possible.
an*. During the tocial hour refreih-
NEW VALUES
DRUG
Why has Mabel Morris
thrown out her adding machine?
tha organisation.
STO R E S
O rrE R
YOU
8RITEN TOOTH PASTE
BriUn's
»afi*
fiotAtum
proem w H hn «way foo«|
particle* that often drt «y
and cauie bad breath.
Delightful fiavor.
(OH. FIRST & MAGNOLIA
Mrs. J. A. Jones
Entertains Azarians
Present wrr«: Mlaa Betty
Mr*. I. D. Martin, semmoie
A .', awd Janie. Thurmond, Mi** P«r)tM liar**.
County chairman a? ">« Bundle*
Mina Mary' Wyatt RatfTff, Mi**
Mary BelJIn. Mlaa Saldee Wil for Britain, haa Ixaued an appeal
liams, Mlaa Inea Willlama. Mi*a for tho services of any Interested
Katherine Spencer. Mias Clayda persons to assist her In preparing
Ferguson, Mist Wilma
I^slie, the cartonx which ar* being xhlpTUESDAY
Mi** Lutlcia Gormly, Mra. Z. B. ped to the New York office.
Ratliff and Mra. M. U Tillia.
A n d erB on -
PAGE THREE
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
: Social A n d Personal
Social Calendar
m w iu r i
50c MILK OF MAGNESIA
CeOl.ll KKIMI.
C atcade Linen ~
35c HAARLEM OIL CAPS
STATIONERY
Good quality white
lirwn for Inrikt occii*
tionx. 48 Ixrge ihi'Hi
—36 envelopes nialchy
MOV*
50c TOOTH POWDER. ..
100 HINKLE PILLS........
5 lbs. EPSOM SALTS. ..
25c AN ACIN ............
^
'
( J
F
roa g * *
I X y C r ib Idea
J * 1’iiiucii Huge
i f W u a i^ 2 3 ( ? D Itcun ilrrtlea
betranaaitraTt Art /.»/.«,p f - r*.tM.
Get relief from discom
fort of aor* aching
muscles, dua to overexercise, strain, etc.
Also good for itching
and Irritation o f ath-i
Isle’s foot.
a
J
REX-RUB
WOOLEN SUITS $5.95 up
A variety o/'colob—io'me with ahort trousers
end some with “long{es.H Ages 4 to 12. He'll
be proud to go beck to school with.one of these.
L a s t T im e x T o d a y
EeJojr H night Here!
A Movie Vacation 1
A I t e t a t u CiBtdy tket
CaeWal be Bars W slw l
Try thla refreshing pick-up
as a morning laiatlve drink.
Use fe r discomfort of acidity
due to aver indulgence. Pleas
7 oz. tin 47 Oo
a'Xuefl seooucr
LONG TROUSERS $L98 up
' /
Io ell the new Fell weah meterlels. Agee 4 to
20. Buy aeverel pairs now, so your boy will be
CLEANSING
TISSUES
1 sure to have enough.
SHORT TROUSERS f l ft $1.25
if. ei»—and what boy isn*^—cootie la today and
j
•j •<
l i-.iii
. -• .
Spett Shirts
THE
T E S T S . ..
TOBACCO SALE
15c Prince Albert .......................
10c (ieo. Washington.................3 for
15c Sir Walter Raleigh....;.. . 2 for
Prince Albert..... ........................... Ih.
Sir Walter Raleigh.........................lb.
Sheets and
Envrlopes
WE WILL BROADCAST THE PRESI
DENTS HISTORY-MAKING SPEECH
FROM OUR STAGE AT 9:00 O’CLOCK
MIDNIGHT SHOW — SAT. 11:30'P. M
LAST THRILL SHOW OF SEASON!
a i f e LOO «p
JUST
25c
Citrate
ol
Magnesia
Slxs 4 to 10 Inclusive
FULL TOUNO t\ u * U iT
EPSOM SALT v
Xstts ratoad far better l a
W , Qukk. eg active UxaUv*
FINAL SPOOKY!
29c
RECEIVED
CHINESE
Straw Slippers
i()c
25c
25c
72c
79c
5c Golden Grain or Old North State 10c
*Station- 1.00 Lu.xu- Mcclianrla Cream
ery
ical
LOO Luxurta
75
Face Powder
Pencil
All the new Fell colon in washable materials.
Ages 4 to 16. If he’e particularly hard on trous-
ALL
This Milk of Magnesia is-a earefully inanuf-. •
lured stable product o f U .8. I*, punly and
strength. Retail Milk of Magnrsiu is |d.a-*ut
to take—because it 1* of controlled U. 8. I* i|Ua|tty—yet at a low price. Always aay HEX ALL!
FULL
O -
Tsm ikM ILK 0 F Z \ 2 9 '
MAGNESIA
NEW PEP with Rtxall '
SPARKLING SALTS ’■■
ant latte.
MEETS
Palmolive
Soap '
for
r'o . 21C
Prtk-rr-cxpel
Movententa
10c
■ » i-o o
Plastic
Salad
Set
50c
Grovcfa «
Chill
Tonic
19c
39c
"4 5 0 ,0 0 0 " Choco/afn
flavored Synip
\
This famous aynip la j&HB
a home tile far d a a -^ J S
aerla, sauce*, etc.
�M
tf,
14
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, TLCJHIDF
PAGE FOUR
ralopt and sn order of adoption
srfjrilln* to tils Isws of Florida
bn Infant minor child under ths
tu|me of Thtfmsr Alvin flamer.
' IHUM* this ths II ddr of Sspt.
A I>. 1*41. , ,
ITYBIf, IT.T. BITTNKR
MILDRED (TTKICKl-AJtD
BtTNen
I’rtltlonere
itter Versils Margarine Debate
Likely to Get Better In Future
By SIGMD ARNE
WASHINGTON, 8ept. II.— UP)
l —There's nolle a brawl brewing
Lhere over Ine oily subect of but|ter versus msrgsrlne.
t It’s no brswl.
Ths
current
fracas dates from Spring, when
A committee on fo c i anl nutrition
met to devise new methods for
feeding America better with the
hope of
making the citizens
stronger. The program «o far as
Washington is concerned.
The commlttco Issued, smong
ether things, a sample day’s diet
which would furnish the neees■WTY vitamin* and minerals, and
■till would cost onlv 32 eenta for
the three mesla. Ths menus—ill
three nf them—mention marga
rine, but dot butter.
That prompted the Consumers''
Counsel o f the Department of Ag
riculture to arrant* one of 'Its
weekly radio programs for a dl*cu<slon of margarine. .
One of the characters on tho
program said: “ Many people are
finding out they can save quite
a bit of money by ustiur marga
rine Instead of butter. It’s quite
u lot cheaper. . . .
"Both butter and margarias
are chiefly fat. By law or govern
ment rules, both must be at least
80 percent fat. Butter is mad#
from the fat from cream. And
margarine, according
to
ttendarda* just act up, can
made from animal fat or oil,
vegetable fat or oil, or a combina
tion.
'Thera's little to
ghooee
Iw mr. cornr or rm rot'hrrr
j t i m r . sk m iv o lr
r o iM t ,
in n : or flosida.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 11, 1W1
final dlneharse. and ttutl sh* will
apply ‘ to Ihs ■Honorable It. TV.
Vrarv. t-’ounfr dud*# I.f Hemlnuls
Cosiitr. Florida, on tho lith day
of fXctobsr, ISIL, for approval
uf asms and for final discharge as
Adnrs. of the estate of Herbert
Hood, deeeaeed. on this Istb day
of Xeptember, 1911.
CANDATHA IIKKD.
Admlnletrstrls of the estate of
HtntllKRT ItKED. Deroaoed.
i s Tit m c ia c T ir r r o r n v o r Ttfri
IN lit: t u b Karra t i: of ii e i i NINTH J l’ DItTAL (TNCCfT OF
UKitT IlEim. Deceased
TUB STATE OF rtdlMIDA. IN
IN PMOBAYK.
ANP FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY,
O Al.f, WHOM IT MAT COMFLORIDA. IN CHANCRRYl
CKIUT.
URRTIIA B. WOODWOIITII. l*lalatlff,.
Notice la. hsrebr siren that’
(tendatha Heed, boa filed her final
-V*report ns Adntlnlstrstrls of tho ■FIIED A. TVOODWDirrif, Defen
eetdts of Herbert Hs*«t deceased;
dant,
that she hoe fIM h.r pstlll,
OKUi
o r FPNU^Tmg.
"IT
'
vkA.
E R A
ARK E
“ WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND
Choice W(
Professor Philip Jsssup, of Columbia Unlrsrslty, ons of ths flvs surafr crash near Sao Paulo, Brasil, In which eight died,
vlvors
rs of an air
arrives
res at New York aboard the IJrartL Be li accompanied by hit wlfe,^
Prof. Jessup was awarded Brasil's highest dscoration for bis heroism
in siding victims.
•i'
B AL TIM O R E S T A N D A R D O Y S T E R S ....... ... ,qt. 59c
SE LE C T O Y S T E R S ..................... ................................ qt. (}9c
S M A L L R E D S N A P P E R .----- ----------------------------- - lb. 92c
l b . 16c
SP E CK LE D PERCH ... ........... .....................- ......
'
lb. 19c
BLUE FISH..;...................
JBSTERS.......... —.^ui--------COOKED LOI
Many other varieties of
Fresh Fish A 8*s Food
H
.. lb. 20c
r
Corner 3rd St.
A Sanford At*. Phone 802 Free DelWery
Ws will appreciate your coop
eration with our
new
atore
hours Monday thru Friday open
8:00 A. M. dose 6:00 P. M.
Saturday open 8:00 A. M. doaa
* 8 0 ty M ,
FREffif F lib lT S , VEGETABLES •
5 lbs. 19c
Tortiatoes 2 lbs. 15c
P e a n .......2 lbs, 15c
p8
3 b*.......... ..cfa. 5c
,
.2
jifc
LEGAL NOTICES
Stw Market Manager
0. L. Shaman, New
H~«i«du2We
Ida sv,.
WilnonV Western
c
B « c f Tender
»
say It o r a II
T FRIENDS” “BOMB
- ECONOMY DEPARTMENT i
ia.
LARD 2 n»- 25«'WEINERS _ 15 c
rF.sT ripQDf] ( < > « r m m
STIir.AK-O-LVtAN
New Hamfwhire Red Fryeft..
whstscwn
f u f s ii
h o in d
pork
:t» mri
'•
BANANAS
POTATOES..... 10 lbs.
AVOCADOS...... 3 for
LETTUCE
THE BEST IN
Publicity Men Will
Meet October 9-11
• LIQUORS
JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 10 i(®P*e*"l)—• The Florida Pubtu ft
Pl,b!!c Bslallona W
Mhtduitd Its Fall
U r Odt X l i at Jackson'
Hilt and Prtsldant M. E. Bacon.
Jr. atatt* ttet an interfiling aa<i
•SCOTCHES*
• WINES
■E SUEZ TO v im •
CHASM 4k SANNORM
JBLL-O L C . POWDEB
JBLL-O FBBEZB MIX
• ®i H m I M Am i Mia
COFFEE
u rrosY
_
1L B 23C
oak
Nw. S TURN IF GREEN
Nw. I B. EL PEAS ___
MORTON'S SALT —
b*#n
sarw
X r*"1”
„ OuUtandlHf authorltlas on pub-'
3
5116 2 5 °
JEWEL 4-lb,
SWIFTS CANNED MEATS
SSnSk Boof.------- 12 ox 28c
Swift’* Prom.____ 12 ox 25c
Pottod Moat______ .3 for 14c
id
Swtft'Mvionimftauoqgo
V
J i.x m
.
______
10 lha. dCSt
H o l l a n d rum ------- 20 iox Bsc
Pw cVAPearM I*.___ 2 for IN
Girl
PotCleaner
ARMOVM
Round Stieak lb. 36c
8TEW, MgXTIb.32c 8 M ? u « « 6 ....2 0 c
and cooperate with
$!3S?lt^Jar 15«
s;
lha m rrkm of a faosad Urailion tune-up
i&aiwa^SM iiiaia
I. a* M
added W
t Iw
nBAVSOASOLINU
i ~'
—r-—T
W
T .
with •
Pi I
JT M 7 :
Osamam u m p r m ?
JV <.•
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1
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■» ■'
' 1
-10c
PfcilHpc Tomato Juice 14 ox 5c
j
Spare Ribs.....lb. 20c OHEE8 E ‘ ""lb . 32c
tlKOT flk.tD R
Ih.
ROAST lb. 28c
Connote Vanilla W.
aTBF.AK-O- FAT
STEAK
...lb. 30c WHITE BACON........ Ib. 1 5 C
yrnut tom Nrjcy
Cold Meats. . If t LIVER ....lb. 25 c TeaA»r Maby Near Latle -de Club G r 0|peS»kF«t
Ib. |tc
r r .v r a n c u r w .
FNATT w r e r r u n
STEAK lb. 17!4c BACON....
k>r.r.r
Pork Chops ..JJc Spare Ribs „..J 7c Tte^nr.R
BRAINS
..lb. 10
c
E N D C U T S............. : ! b . 2 5 c
'M r v n i
] iv*,
V»iem«rarv n tfa r
STEAK
...lb.
29c
ROAST .._lb. 23 c WPIATF
. . .
S the. BOLOGNA.. 2Sc
W ’ fTIISV m r r e t s n i r r It
CHEESE lb.
W/hllasKMT ANN an.
English Cut 2JK Neck Bones.. 25c BACON... lb. 19c
W in n v e e je r r ir n
Ih.
■ear. He. Whale So—II
BACON .A . JJc
r*«lu n n
$
LAMB Shld. 19c HAM _ .Jh. 27c BACON lb. l 2'/sc
n s i.T iw o n r
p«.
r ln n
’
lb.
' Ib.
Piff Pork Homo.-----Ib. 23c NRHF ITKW ar
OYSTERS....
SAUSAGE.. 19c PI* Pork Bhouldera lb. 19c Hamburger 12'/ 2c
WAKr.n
Pig Pork Sides...... .Jb. 15c
MULLET
Pork Chops.-----lb. 23c STEAK _Jb.
HAMS >
/2lb. 28c Pl*r
A'SOWTSSD
tram aad local arrangements
MW m idi for entertainmtiit between builniu snslona.
r-t r - jv v :<
i i i a n a i chuck
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11—W
— Senator Clark (D., Mo.) con
tended In testimony before a Sen
ate /ub-committct'
Wednesday
that the motion picture Industry
was a "monopoly controlled by a
half ilrsen metl" who were deter
mined to "plunge this nation In
to wsr.”
The Missouri realtor made the
assertion In urging an Investiga
tion of what he called moving pic
ture propaganda “ to arouse their
emotions and -make them clamor
for war.”
Clark's testimony drsw from
Wendell WUIkie, 1040 Republican
presidential nominee and countel
for tho film Industry, an assertion
that the Mitrourl senator Km
failed to produce any evlilence o f
propaganda
ami was seeking to
:amln and
"prejudlcu the public with Mi
monoply chnrge."
. . •' *
THEIR
-QUALITY DEPARTMENT-
.
K onm
__ , ,
TO WHOM IT MAT OONCTW
>l«u< take not!** that we t-yfll
!«•• llulnvr. and Mildred Ml rial*,
land IKimar. husband and wlfs, at
Sanford. Florid* will an |ht IT d*V
of Ortnber. A. IX l*U ah lb# CoMt
llauSs In Hanford. Florida at It
o'oliKh A. M. or as soon thereaftsr
ih* matter can bs hrsrd
it.
,!h , »
U ln the
Quit' mahs as
application lo and baforo
A
of wtaUsrs era mi
#
of
ll>s
honorable Judaea of
rtUUng sroond Washington ask- lbs Circuit Court
of ths »lh
t**1 » tax on margarine be dielal rlrrult In and for tha Cana-'
rtmovta*
•r of Seminole, Florida for last*
Don’t be surprised If that martax argument turn* Into a
ssrious defense matter. Tkat’e
develop^
Washington brawle
IF YOUR T A STI DEMANDS
S S A
S
Senator Says Movies
Are ‘Monopolistic’
fats. They sre all, more or Itsa,
equally dfageatible. and equally
rich In fuel value.”
That brought Hep. August II.
Andresen of Minnesota to his
feet on the House floor. Ilia state,
In IU-10, esmrd $88,000,000 from
butter.
Amlrrsen spoke of the program
i "government sponsored prop
aganda” and called It "virtually
a conspiracy against the farmers.
Us said the radio performers
did their level beet to put over
ths
Idea
that
olemargarine,
under the new formula promul
gated by the food and drug ad
ministration, was 'equal If no$
superior to butter In food valoo,
and added that "they
boldly
urged consumcri to buy oleo In
stead of butter.”
Andresen asserted that In the
last decade he has soon much of
‘ the subversive work of lavender
lawyers, pink economists, and
mauva home economic ladies.”
Hs demanded an Inveatlgatlon,
and further, hs wanted ths Delartment of Agriculture to stop
ta employes from “ scuttling o f
American dairy fanners.”
K*p. W. R. Page of Texas
' t w e to TSpitod his fallow mamT***
there la another set o f
American farmers quite la tires ted
In the popularity of margarine—
the men who supply ths fate and
Oils, such os live-stock men and
soy. been growers.
lie
lbs. 15c
rnRin ttHHiint - •
for four roMKullvt w m U , la
Th« iWnforU !|rrnl«t • n«wipap«r
Of aaiivral rlrruUllon p d b tliM la
tUpfonl. HtfmlnoU County, Florid*.
WftnroM my hand and the »»*|
of m I«1 Court at Hanford. Flnrtda*
thl* 3rd day of (WpItmUr, A. D_,
1911.
O. P. JIKIIMDOM,
Am Clerk of muIs) rircult Court
Uy; A. if WkltlKft.
DKPUTT CLaV:ilIC
rofficiMi sosi>
be
tvrtW Ute rarlBUs Unto of pun
N E W
j
TUB HTATB OF FleORlDA TO;
FRKD A. TVOODWOltTH, I'lfOEN1X. NEW TORE.
Toa are kerebr nulltled ■that a
suit haa been brought against you
In the Circuit Conn for Seralnoto
County. Florida, la Chaseerr. hr
Bertha K. Woodworth and you are
hereby •required lo file with Ihe
Clerk of said Court In hit ofrleo
In tho Coart lloose of Seminole
County. Florida, at Sanford. Flo
rida, your . written
appearance
.personally or hr Attorney, |n
said eult bn Ihe first Monday In
October. A. D. 1941, being Ihe fill
day of eald month, aad thereafter
to file with thT'sald Clerk your
written defenses. If any, to Ihe
bill of complaint In said salt at
tha tlma prescribed by taw. Here
in fall not or decraa pro coafeseo
will be entered against you.
It la• fortlMr ortftrttf tfc*t thli
PfdT b* p<blji>t4 wwt. a
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�THURSDAY. 8EPTEMDER 11, 1911
TOE RANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
scom
By Camilla Bradley
SC RAP B O O K
Piggly Wiggly SUPER SPECIALS
*•
IDITOB 0 1 v
WEINERS lb. 1 5 c
HOME GABDEH1HG MAGAZINE
brst *r*«le of itcil obtainable.
) f *. 'boy «r«* riiwniivc but grow -1
ing pan.iv. i. no v^i.y job, and no
one want! to devote a lot of tilin' \
and vnvriry to an undertaking'th it
•* handicapped'from the .tart lacau.v of inferior material Then,
too. the seed iare.jo jjimll lh.il .1 j
f - V y a -*6 at I 1 U « wilt yield,
but a little forenlghi
enough. planij j t the a v ira stj
yoor Spring color ichcme from garden.
going awry.
•Seel). «hould In- utarted In a I
If you plan to crow your own. well drained flat. A convenient !
the tin t step la to order the very tiiu for la .y handling 1. U!xl5x.l. I
PETERSON
WILL SPEAK
Headless
SHRIMP lb.
O ctotv
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ALL'LL ClllEF 1
L MUSCLES oFYHE
teRACEFllLOHES
K A.RE VERY
You’ll feel a lot more comfortable In I
Ha n u broadcloth Shortr. The teat is
1
full and roomy. The legs arc long and
\
wide enough to fit properly. Elastic
webbing in the waittbond. Smart new pat
terns and colors.
Another point: Shorts that arc made to
accurate measure give yirj a lot more ter
vice. They’re roomy . . . not weakened by
undue strains.
You will like the tvay they come liaek
from the laundry . . . for the buttons ore
sewed to if ay on. Alto available
^ V
with the new map fastener., if
[
you prefer.
1 ** ’OS
* See your H anes Dealer today.
And buy some Manis Utulei
shirts ns well.
P. H. HANES KNITTING CO.
wtMfTOfMALKM, N. C.
O V E T T
L o w it Evoryday Pricot______qoaniut
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'MHESL RARE.
deserY palm s
< qR O Y vm < i * Y
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PALM SPRIH^S, / / f
c a u f o r k i
A,
if
Ufe O R I^ IH A L L Y
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v f l o u r i s h e d ih S ib e r i a
Look Ajc Ibe Hans,
Lebrl. It mum yna
qu.Utr uaUrrwaaf at
atulmla pkta.
1 Fill fh«* box with n finely pul\»rizii| mixture of 1-1 lourn, 1*3
• * ml, oiid I 1 leaf mold to which
ho** Imi ii added a little chimney
•not
to prevent damaging-off.
Water well, scatter the fine need
•over the wet surface and barely
I rover them with a little dry soil
mixture Water again with n very
I fine spray and cover with a wet
newspaper until they stnrt to
germinate, which rhould be in
about a week.
As soon ns the «rcd* rpruut re• miivu thv rover hy drgrrrs, giving
of
* 9-4
O y/ n S
A d A < oF D lA K O H D S ,
PEARLS, EM ERALDS/
YYoRYrt O V E R Av
them morr nn«l moro liirht each
iby, This i* the real danuor |mt*
i«h| in the life of a pan*y plant
Too much water cause* dampingo ff yet. once the plant* dry out,
they are done for. Keep them a
little on the drp side, but inspect
them every day.
When four leaves appear tha
seedling* will be ready Tor trans
planting into another flat. Space
the plant*.to allow for growth and
thin time add well rutted row
manure nr commercial fertiliser
to yuur soil mixture. If the hitter
m il l io n
dollar
Is us*d, allow a heaping lublespoonful to aach auuaro foot of
surface. 8tron*ar plants will resuit If seedling* ar* transplanted
twice before tney are set In th»
open ground.
When reaily for the flnsl plant
ing dig tha bed itoaply and add
cow manure or commercial fcrtl
User In tha proportion
given
above. The plants ihoutd b« set
about 10 Inches apart.* Choose n
location that gata aunlight only
part of tha day. A situation pro
viding aun In the morning and
shad* Uia latter part of tha day
will gtv* tha beat results.
Good drainage, light soil, and
Iota o f nourishment arc essential
from the tlmo the first seed Is
sown. Guard young planla agninst
cutworms and other chewing inaeeta and pick the flowers daily
to gat tha moat enjoyment from
them.
Far answers to your questions
on ganfanfng problems send n
self-addrtsaad, stamped envelope
FOR
Pricot Good Thru Sopt. 13
iii'.h u sisuvid
Cal M ore Liver
For Honlth t S.ako1
Fish Sto.sk Fillots
HfMock.........lb
S«4 Bin...... I b ^
l#tj
K, M idtid. . .lb
Steak
*
Eight c».»« were hesrd »t tl •
regular
setaion
of Municipal
Court at the Police Stativn Tuea>lay uflvrnoun, with Judge prank
I* Miller prr.iding. The rimrt.
usually held Mnndny. wn-. di-lay
i-tl on" day bvcau.i- Judge Miller
w«« nut of town.
Only one
white person »a «
charged with an offvnec at the
court. H* wa« l>ave lA-vy. ihaigcd with apeeding, win had hia
cat* continued.
Charge, against negroe. werci
l>avld Merchant, sccuaed
of
petit larceny, was found guilty
anil fined SIO or :u> days, (irnv
Jackson, chargvil with currying
a cincralad weapon, was convict
ed and f Inisi »20 or «0 dsya.
Jim Murphv, charged with drunkanness, esfrvateil a 110 bond.
Ben Oalns. charged with drunk-
X
W hite Bacon ^15< Cold M eats
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8 Cases Appear
At Session Of
Court Tuesday
s
Waslorn Stronk O' l»an
R U B IE S A M D R A R E .
F E A f r t E R S , w rticri JS
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SPORTS
35165*
l
m *»:« k u
SmolKee And fryl
Son Truul
1 %T
lb
25c
C roak or 3 lbs 25
Cctlaga
Cheeae
lb
15c
Red Snv.k»d
S a a s a g o 2 lbs 25
Mock Chit ken
Lags 6 (or 25c
Sinokod
POT ROAST
rU h
ib
L ob ster
fiiliket Bo.I
S lew
lb
15c
B eef
r
a
• -a
25 c
lb 19c
Flash I\uk Crab
Tisah Giound
M eal
lb
lb
37c
A<*«»m Buwii.**
Select Heel
R o a st
B rains 2 lbs 25c
Artliouf • rI If
25c
lb
Chops
lb
25c
lb
B a co n
23c
HkUb'o IVjcon
S q a a ro s lb 25c
Western (tael
Ma.nelt‘1 F«U(«
T on gu es lb 23c
B acon
lb
29c
Laad O' Sunshine, Smooth! Rich! Nourishing! Bargain!
Peanut Butter
Sou Biscuit
MA.’.DA "A'
FLOUR
LIGHT
BULBS
FLOUR
20 lbs 6 9 c
an.
VELVO
t y ii :
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BULBS
Kingan's Roliablo-A Hot Bargain!
Spaghetti - M eat 3^ *25c
Everyood
Enriched Dour—
fhoatpMm SaaJUu
Crackers
PUlsbury
5 ib. 25c
I lb GINGERS. COLAS,
GRAHAMS.
or
8 or
VANILLA WATERS ___
Uaklnj Ptwilar—
Nice Paais—
i * For the first time,' all the major
[privately owned power systems
[in Florida are interconnectedunited foe defense. Whatever and
'wherever the emergency, Florida’s
power companies are prepared to
meet it and keep the power flow■mg
l ' homes
______
I
w to thousands
_____ of
and
businesses—and to the scores o f
f ‘army camps aiid defense projects
lb
C'ookod Irr fit 'llin i
Monty. P«>fk Heck
B on es 2 lbs 25c
17r
M ullet
:\ II»n. 25c
Vd. Had Fin
Wost Assert* | |\ ik
Chops
—m
NBC. F: « mUJ
A v o c a d o s 2 >« 9 c
Pest Toosllss or Com
L em on s 6 k» 10c
F la k e s
Laiy*. |uky
. i
Isrsay Corn
riakos eta 5
Srsndsrd Aepta
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23c
10c
Cookiny
OU
keisH i Uig.
Baled J-tsssing—
Armour'*
T ra a l
IWas^rUy Codllsh
C a k es <.**
5
Eg. Sir. & H-np. •B'maid
P r e s e r v e s i j °«29
11 •
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H u m lo rd * •>* 9c
M. Y. Yellow
Gre.nin-i Cooking
O n io n s 4 r» 15 c
Virginia
ruil.rn Dallcious
C ab b o g s
*> 4 c
Woa!
67c
«Ai
1.17
Cooklipj
OU
Pus n Bools Cut
rood 2
l
9c
New Idaho Bakers—
P o ta to e s e Jwc
hi Caitons—In Ouarl.rs—Land O’Swnshln*
.
Here is an cj
composed of man
panics, united fo
good and for nai
a
Disposable Tiuuas
Small Sirs Bos
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1WT
Grid Games Won’t Be Lengthened
If Roles Are Enforced By Officials
the Anglers win the aerie*
Leesburg Anglers ifwill
be over a* they now' lead
by t-1 In the foor-oul-of-seven
Score:
R II E
Move Nearer -To aerie*.
DeLand
000 000 0 0 0 -0 0 0
005 000 000— 5 H 0
State Loop Title Leeaburg
Kirchner and Madjeskl, Ed
' LEF.SBURG. Sept. 11 — (BpeClal)— The I^eabttrg Angler*
mewed tn within one game of
-the Kir rid a Bute League playoff
(Hie here Wednesday night by
defeating the DeLand Red-Hat*
by a 5 to 0 acora before a crowd
ml. 1630 spectator*.
V ^
•
BIG FIRM AT CHICAGO
CHICAGOX Sept. 1 1 - <A>—
Loop *ktaerapcr* were awathed
In amoka Wpdneaday when a.
fire alarm fif* deatroyed a four
itory ararehouao on tho aouth
bank of tho Chicago River. Siaty
•ttOurmy Bloae, aoirthpaw hurling piece* of fire equipment fought
am of the Anglera, throttled the tha blailng atructora, housing
Red-Hit* with Mi Mattered hit* tla Uolteraal Car
H iie - At* team-eaatea . collected
yi.
NEW YORK. s*pc
\
n*wiring numeroua
critleiama
med at tha new unlimited aubilotion rule, Waller R. Okraon,
airman of tbe football twice
mmlttee. aald Wednesday there
uuld be no rcaaon why games
" T * " "I0™. **"»• ‘ han
rmerly If the offlciala enforced
*rJ2 - .v
.
,
During the Put wreck, the
lea committee ha* dlacuaaed the
o{ tb»
M A f f l i U ')
6 T f U J rP 1 b
ward*; Bloaa and Pavlieh.
ik ecu M A te
Cochran
To Defend
g~,
.
, ,
1*011 l - h a m p i O I t S h i P
______
JACKSONVILLE. Sept 1! —
{*>>- John Cothran of Green.rood, ilia*., will defend
hh
ehampkmahip In the
annual
Southeastern P. G. A. tournnm*nt aUrtlng Sept. 16 on the
Pente Vedra tourae near here,
Coekran. w h o.-«a*- tu t -wewr
•» Viekabunr.
Ml**..
will lw
RENAMED TO BOARD
TALLAHASSEE. • Sapt. 11.—
(A7—Gevemor Holland Wedneeda; reappointed H. C. Nichols of
Ocala to the State Board of Ve
terinary Examiners. Two new
memtera of tie board, J. H.
Yarborough of Miami and John
R. Scully of Sarasota, wera nam
ed Tuesday.
____________ _
ready have paaaed lb* 70 aiark.
Mid Al Ntlaon. Ponte Vedra pro
and secretary of the Southcaatern Professional Colfera Aaao-
About-Your Face
eight.
The Anglera eeorad all of their Distributing Company. Hoae line*
run* In the third Inning. The were atrung through Michigan
team* play In Deland tonight and Avenue building* from fire truck*
At Our Package
lU tfflH A t
o U t k peofie*
KO&O WUdUr
WiM MOST
Storu
YouTI Find Tha Beat)»
LIQUOR
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B r a n d y , Champa^ie,
Wine, Gin. Cordlulg. ate.
We Deliver,
co ailnr ytir.
“iJ E S i .0 Furniture
TAVARES, Sept. II — (Spee n ji— The Tavares Bulldog*,
'winging into their .second week
o f practice, have hi-gun to get
down to rosil w-.rk u«
Couch
Jc«re Dooley *etk« to round hi*
•quad into the moat formidable
unit possible for tho opening
game Sent. 26.
With the start of school Iasi
Monday, several promising pro
apccts have returned to the fold
and increased the number rf
player* reporting for the dally
practices.
• Co-Maker
• Automobile
Phone fUS
BAGGETT’S
Liquor Store
MODERN
FINANCE CO.
Mather Arcade
.,4-
Tavares Grid Team
Gets Down To Work
• Signature
• nni.awr*". ri.ojtina.
w . tE.vniAL riion u
LIQUID FERTILIZER
MODERN AND PRACTICAL
’ : *> ,
A l Bo STA,
HY-TROUS
MA BALANCED DIET FOR PLANT LIFE.** Does
Qjfilki-AMoeo PHtl
not bum roots or leaves. Write for fall Informa
tion and pricee.
SOUTHERN
l£A S 0$ PWf4AHT
DRAWER I . NEWBERRY, FLORIDA
which blocked street*
night ruih hour.
By PAUL ROBINSON
ETTA KETT
two
HEy.'lHATOO/U
(w s s
with the
SAMS SOf* YltLL-;>THAT fS S8I7IOUS r .
rPSNDCPSTTAS
looks
rm u A z;
THATSBiU. 1
BA«Rr/-*HS L .
WAS HEBE [
A
A ?o
kl«6<N 6 IS JUSr IKS COOKING/
h ic k c o v m t
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firtESTTATHB,
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c u r o k H S flB o /
Rollins Tars Book
Practice Encounter
THKrZSALTSSriStlFAM AW /-----COMB* BAOCFOQ A5ECOND f
-------------- 1 H5LPWC3 -,r J
Eastern Stars Win
In Women's Tourney.
ASHEVILLE. N. C.. Sept. 11
—4JF)— Rollins College football
.team Wednesday booked a prac
tice
game with •Appalachian
Slate Teacher* for Friday at
Asheville Memorial Stadium.
Jack McDowall, Hollins coach,
raqueatad no scouting by David
son, Rollins’ first scheduled foe
or any other opponent on the
Tar slat*.
EVA-BESS
BEAUTY SHOP
108 K. 2nd St. Phone 683
Switch To Table Supply
WO
tfG"
1-BETTER QUALITY
2-BETTER
L7ZH Y DAY : •
OF THE WEEK!
Don’t Miss These Prices On This Baby
BEEF SALE
freak Ureas*
WHITS
Bacon
Hamburger
l b . 1 3 ' / 2c
Bologna
lb. 15c
Bacon
w
nw vniain b, w
immm.. Sept.
owpu 11,
1 1,
BROOKLINE.
Maas.
—vn— Eastern itandardbrarew
made a deUrmlnad hid ,to -gihw
the woman'* national 'amateur
golfing crown for the flrat time
tinea IMS - when,
after
two
round* of match play Wednesday
at tha country club, they nailed
down half of the eight quarter
final berths.
•«
Bel the fortuaas of the draw
Md the high calibre of -the elit
er survivors. Including Mrs. Etteiw Lawson Pngs o f Greens:
•eve. N. Co .tha 1037 winner,
loomed as tertifis •obstacle*. •
Three of the four pastern vletor* were bunched In the upper
bracket—Mr*. Relitert M. TorK rsen, o f Great Neck, N. T.i
ilen Steal of Phlladtlphlat and
Mrs. 8ylvm Anntnbsrg Lekhnor,
islropalltan champion —,
with Ttxaa’ last remaining
ll, Mrs. Prank Goldthwaits,
lb. 19c
Cutlets
lb. 3&i
OM M elt Slices
Bacon
Sausage
lb, 12%c
TENDER
STALL
FED
BABY BEEF
WINES - GINS - LIQU0I3
PRO DELIVERY—PHONE BM
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
ClassiHed Advertisements
Silver Cow Milk 3 tall cans 23c Soda or Graham Cracker lb. 9c
Bread......,16-oz. family loaf 8c Economy Salad Dressing q t 27c
Fresh Prunes-.no. 2 l/ a can 15c Matches
Ariro Peas.... -v ...... . 2 cans 25c Bleach
POST TOASTIES OR KELLOGG'S
FACTORY PACK
FANCY QUALITY
GET YOURS
NO. 1 (EARLY, IT
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AT THIS
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DEL MONTE
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by FRAN STR1KHP
THE LONE KANGEH
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Jackaoiv 68314 E. 7tb 8t
gmde. Stain Chicken Farm,
Ht 3, Bag lt», Elder Bprlnga.
USED STOVES, ETC.
MAID. COOK.
! OIL M tn |38. 3 elac. 335
W i t pth
* *18. \ gasoline table toe
range, 1 alty gas. fl wood
ssr, iLwssr.is
BUSINKS8 SERVICE
3 boxes 10c
FRiirr
COCK'
Apple Juice tall can
Potato Stls med. can
Hominy No. 2tt can
Macaroni Mb. roll
TomatoSauce*
Tomatoes no. 1
SpathetU Mb. roQ
itL
Turnip Greens mad.
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
_
_ 10 lbs. 17c, “
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�Sanford b The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
N E W S l'A P IS K
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1 1 1- »
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY,SEPTEMBER 11.1911
Crisis Insists No O il
^ecute 211Lack'P revails
Senate G roup
Situation Said Acute
• In Several Cities
Of Occupied Area;
Workers Sentenced
Premier Returns
F: Attacks
Northern Italy
Three New Colleries
Compelled To Close
By Striking Miners
Russians Claim New
* Advances On Cen
tral B a t t l e f r o n t
r
•
HAZELTON. Pa, Sept. II (AV— A motorcade of several
thousand aroused anthracite min
ers from the
Panther Creek
rsllsy roared through the Hatelton district today, closing three
more collieries in a swift extentlon of a walkout in protest
agslnat an increase in union due,
•nd nrn-ssment*.
The miners, disregarding orlrrs
from the general union commit
tee to return to work, are pro
testing an increase in monthly
dura from t l to 11.50 and an
annual assessment boost from $2
to |B.___________________
BHtUN. Sept, 11—(AP)
-—
plane# showered
l^*"ln(rad
with
pamphlets
offing civlllano aot (• defend
the city, and the Germane
•aid the Roaoiani n u t ttddt
whether Iwalngrad -will b«
‘ •hen aa a fairly Intact d ly
or as a heap of
An antWItad coniatnU-
tnr i u « w
u * NmU
m
a poaltUa to In/Uct mock
heavier penlahment an Lento,
trad ktl w in withholding iu
full might to ptr« til* dUWv „
» chance to reconsider
tkdr defense Uetiea.
Hr iNwtoiM r r m
German-occupied Norway,
seething ’ ajainit Nazi rule,
§ faced a crisis today os NazF
authorities damped down
with the first firing-squad
executions there and the
state of civil alege which
f was proclaimed in Oslo, the
capital, was expected to bo
extended to other areas.
Ruade’a armlos reported todzy they had driven the Nazis
beck 13 nibs oh the central
• front, tokta a toll of 30,000 Ger
man dead and wounded, in 10 days
of fighting «round Kiev, and seised
the Initiative in ths siege e f Len
ingrad.',
’
•
Reports reaching Stockholm,
Sweden, said the situation U
•cute also In otbo# cities,
w ns,
•nferced.
Joseph Tsrbovvn, Osrmsn high
ccmmiiaionsr fer Nonrey, assert
ed that the msatvm were ne
cessary to crush plans for s
general
strike ox •Norwegian
workers set for today.
m
A Quisling spy betrayed the
plan for the strike, it waa reported,
German troops ringed Oslo fol
lowing the exseutlon last night
ef tws Norwegian tabor leaders.
Other alleged plotters were senV tanked by military courts lc
terms ranging from 10 years to
life imprisonment.
In the war In ths air, R. A. F.
bombers ranged far afield and
attacked northern Italian elites
4 for the first tlms since -test
winter.
On the Russo-German front,
Jfevtot military dtopstehea repertad that the Red Army had
•cored new advances as deep as
*i a l l - miles on the csnral front
•where the hesd-long
Russian
countsr-c-ffenaive " had driven
three wedges Into the German
lines.
Ths Red Army around Lenin
grad was shooting from all bar£ rate teat night and ths Garra-aa becked down measurably
from their writer claims that ths
city was Imminently doomed.
The Germans suggested they
.might not try to storm UotaA grad sftsr alb ho] probably
• would attempt Instead to reduce
It slowly-by gonflra and stormDon.
• It was admitted by G enua
Informants, to offset, Out any
frtatal saw alt on ths city
g
'• * *
xiur&.srz
Mid-Winter Rodeo
* i Planned AL Arcadia
tha
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Type Of Freighter Sunk In Red Sea
NUMBER M
Roosevelt Is .
Expected To
Get-’Em T «I(D
Investigating C o m
mittee Slaps Ickee
A n d Recommends
All Curbs Removed
j.r
ecretary D e c l a r e s
Radio Address Will
Leave No Questions
On Tolley In Doubt
WASHINGTON, Sept. II —(Ah
—The special J>na’ e mvratigot
Ing committee
reported
today
there wa, no actual ,hn rtoge of
jr**olin« or any other petroleum
products in the east and recoin
mended an immediate removal of
existinr restriction*
Accusing Secretary of Inter!*?
Ickes the defense petroleum CO»
ordinatnr and nit aide* of “ ovar
enthuriasm" — in creating “ un
necessary nlanw” among the pub
lic, the special committee as*
sorted “ shortage. n« we see It, Is
a shortage of surplus—nml not *
shortage of product* or a lack of
facilities to transjkort them.**
Vesident Goes
On Air At Nine
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 \
Patrick J. Hailey, -«.«# *tnry of
war under President Hoover, to
day urged Congre** to repeal tha
Neutrality Act, which he caller
“ a cowardly surrender o f the
freedom of the *eu« " lie n*srrtod
every American ship or individual
entering the war sana or at
tempting to run the Germans
blockade I, violating thr net.
The 5,flH7ton Steel
Mariner (nhnYgl
closely rvsemhn i| American freighter Steel
Seafarer, whl»h w;:* sunk in the llrtl Sea by
an unidentified plane which i|r*,p|»r«l on u.*ri il
honih. |t wu« the Mfiiitl l* S men hiintimiu
,i
)ay Is Spent In Con
ference With Other
Important Officials
lo he mu
Kuropran
-ii\••I I '<
I»»11•
w a s iu v o t o v
Perfect Score Is Public May Use Dow Books
Shot By W olfe In'
At The Municipal Library
Gun Club Meeting j\|t.|{ory HutchuIS( 111
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sppt. 1 1
(<1*l— I*re«i<ient Iloosovelt’e
rii.lin aililr.-M.-t on fori*i"n noli.-v tonight w u described gt
the White House todnv >8
•me which will Ih* “all cover
ing. and will leave no un
answered questions.”
Stephen Enrlv. press secre
tary. declared the speech
Tllf O.ll. i i»«n *»f IhioWr from "will mean what it .ays and will
tin* IiImnr , •*f Mi* C Sitiiforil i»- written in
English — English
|>t»U u ll lf li trnvt tl In i v y t*w|« r l «y thut will need no translation."
1 <\.4* Jll.tt i*.I hi ll t f S a lt I 'u li lu *
I’rrsidrnt
Roosevelt returned
l.il r n i > i • »>, Mr-* Hll n M-mikIi Wednesday
night
from Hydo
I ton, 1 h? :n 1 in, ntmoiinroil Thoro I’ark and the func al nf hi* mo
, iro iiImui! ,1) Innik* 01 tell Mr* ther to plunge Immediately into
Dow liu-i •s.jit*-tt i| thnl only tho activity reflecting deep concern
' novol** t o |>nt in gonornl cirrtiln i ver the impact of
war on
Ilow :](0O(l lr«M>|»u
i
tmn
\m**og thi'M' flot ion works this country.
\\ till imirttl
Ja'P'T ! ft irt^l 20 nuii** on a
Ihy
.WASHINGTON. Sept. U .-t/P )
11
Krio
hitighl’-i
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tn'^t
Si-lh
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Secretary of State Hull mvt
U.ilfr. oKiteh rit high Rcoir*** :»* |H‘ Ikv into front Inn in ti\ iti« •
— A special Senate investigation
' -This \Ih.i ,. A ll’*
the President at the railroad ito:h.* u • klv io.it, t,,-, f th,. ,s.-niSom- •" ,h'- U»ui«iana nn k hatthw
of the eastern gasoline situation
Thi
it
tn.nnini;
n**n
ft.
tion
liqn
ami drove with him to tho
tiImmI in tin tirtnlo in tho
iroih* <sun f*!nh, ugatn took | he
eras halted temporarily Wednes
A I* \.111•1r1a tin )
Daily T omii lisHik-. whiih iiiuy ho milt nml White House. The -ecretaries of
SACRAMENTO, Cnlif., Sept.
day after the committee conduc
incluilr. war ami navy also were called
II — (Al— Dig aerial freight hi»n*'rH yf«sl**rslay .»* !*•*• l.»ku fro n t Talk, m rli|)|img from uhirli mii- | tUilioil in tho library
ting it had heard testimony that ers
iwo M't ..f ..... I rot* torirt* I.... k*. to the executive- mansion for con
soon will b<- raring vital do- r.mgt* h hrn th«*v •uriiu I in |»••r- Mnt to Tho Smiforil llomlil
Joyriding and wht essential mo
fen*e xupplirx to Amerirn'a outTho roportoi who \%roto tho "Tho t!ian I i*tnli»r> Sot of Kn ference. Wednesday night, in ad
toring must be curtailed for the poatx in Alaska, on n regular fit'! nh'l i»fnr i*••r f • umik*.
«i|H’nt tho night 111 ft** I i yclopoili.i \|;» tor|Hi*oi**4 aiul Tho vance of Roosevelt’s Important
Mr. Wolfo hail n 100 ;n tin* »toi\
next few month*.
lliatory of | itor•tiiro", |<iihli«ho«l radio report to thr nation today,
schedule rver n 2000 mile route. 11mu'*I r*t • u'i-i i *'!l7 in tin* fiohl with I.tout t"ol f l o o r \ N
Ralph K. Davies, acting petro
That wax the Army’s answer match filing, while Mi William 4 Mi Roiy fornit t Snnforil loeoh iit I by tho Nr* I ilorntuio |''ibli«hmg Wlich was expanded from its
leum coordinator, told the sen
< 0 aiol « «litf I by Jiiliun Haw - original .cope,
t^b.i |U itivirtlon
in tho Iitni'il fin*.
•W in s Minister W . L. Macken- ators that despite “ public confu Wednesday to thr necessity ol hail
aiitl "Tho Stumhiril LiRoosevelt's address will follow
.1 V Join'* i)iot '.I t an»l N»-il tho tro«ip«, in
King o f Canndn roturna to sion" and doubt that a real gaso whipping up defi-n-e preparation.*
f N.iUnal IliHtory”
in closely upon the sinking of the
tho *h*w fir** tho movonii nt
Montreal by plans which brought line shortage existed in ths edit- at the isolated far north bases. Smith yn in
h\o voltmu-e, ptibliMlii'il by Tho Srxsa, 300 miles this aid* of
Air corps pilots of the 50th .n.ilrhi"*, S miii liiirdnor dUo t* >k
llo lp m g %%itb tho nmvo wu
lim home from England to con- cm states, he expected patriotic
l'nivor*4itv S"cn*ty, Ine
will
fly
the ,Kirt in thr rtluw firr kh'H|.
Ireland, the hombing amt sink
t»2n.| In f a n t iy H rig ntlo, u m h i
tor with Prims Minister Cliur- cltlxena to cooperate l a , the pre transport wing
A Do Hio I io I in I n ro a nm nbor of ing nf the S. 9. Steel Seafarer
freight, using Iwin-mgino trans
J<
:hlll after the tetter's hlutoiic sent curtailments.
Match nr*’ rr« « rr u« ro|l'»wa: com m and o f llr ig (io n
Im ok* nit m i rout r v i 'ii t * , tho mo*t in the Itril sea and last week's
port planes. The route will bo
.H T R T ( \ llutehiiM 'n of S a n fo rtl.
sen
meeting
with
President
Chairman Malonay (D., Conn.) between the Sacramento air tlo- \
im p o rta n t h o in c, “ T h o llo trn y a l attack tinon the destroyer Greer
* fn tn irn tin g on tho o ffic irn c y
Roosevelt.
?!*l |l»0 tt't JOT
■aid the special committee would pot and l^dd Field, Fairbanks, 1 Wolf*
o f t ’r n t r n l K u io p o " by ( i K . |(
near Iceland, by a German sub
of
iho
tronpa,
tho
ro
p
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rto
r
*»orto
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2H1
try to report to tho Sonsto to Alaska. Service will start just R William*
I*. M u sg u im lar'n marine.
* ft r «-al|y m n m a iin g tho • w if t - Cioytlo a m i I I .
(tl HO 00 3 7 1
I Jfirteio
day, and would adopt an attitude as aoon as equipment arrives.
fih
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Norsiui
Tho
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p
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la*
Must ubservrik
looked for •
m- * un«l a ccu ra cy by
whioh
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> Smith
of "watchful waiting." ready to
(niorr** D l.to p ia l»v I lotro ll.nu* , ntm ng n tutoinvnt fn>n» the Tr©*»l» PI tin k• tm-nt lik e th is one is tnaib* uU
1. (iurilnrr
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public bearings at any
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return
tU-script
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ami
an
announcement
of t«a Hpacl »l mitUh, tho folio** Hi lil you have traveled w ith the of the war In KlhmnU nml
R* I lua! atepa tuktn to aafefturtd
utf ncori'i w»«rr mil l *r l, \ a m y and realls.- the glnrt tn.k icmiRm written hi Itolisn.
Amrrlran Rhlps and llv«i upon
lone*, 'll and H'.i; Ned Sn-tth of .Housing meii from tieir tools,
For -tndeiitw there are fevrrnl
•.if) mid HP Standard Amrnrnn Ion ling them on trucks amt trans Uttikt written ill I iriicli. "(at Mr** the *ca»—poaaibly including or*
tiers to the Atlantic naval patrol
WASHINGTON. Sept H - ' f targets were used In nil the put ling them over strange roads m* Dan** l.'Art D-ini.t L'Amedea
to amk on sight any Alia war
at nignt. you'll always lack some
—The War Department extlnmird matehrs.
Sainte
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Duti>
N*»tn*
Vie*"
by
J.
vrasrD found In t!r area be
thi ills the armed force offers."
K. McFIsrrnw fiie-l
tonight that there would he " «•'•
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The reporter draws this conNEW YORK, Sept. 11 —0P> deaths and 70,000 other eUauali" • I n the rifle range. All
wild
nit
iu
tin
>e.
ii
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of
the
aatnirt
Iceland.
rlu.ion from hi« night with the
approximately
7*>-’ .'“ " firing was done on the
—■ Tha America Ftrat Commit- among
ami in o ir lif. . **DaiiA l. lnde” by
Itonucvclt announcetl that hia
troops In maneuvers:
tra announcad Wednesday that troops who will take part in i‘ - range.
“ The fear of
tlitiknegs by Kri mill* Xnvii i t« ID of event.* in npvech, originally acheduliil for
Ned Smith, who i» .eerclarv
Ckarlvs A. Lindbergh'* radio record peace-time field maneiiv*i*
India
tinlay
16 minutes, had been increased
nf the club, stated that ar motorized Panzer typed divisions
address at a Daa Moines rally In September and November
In tin field of ait them are to Cfl The nrwj of both the 8c*«»
The department said,
**' ‘ ho» • rr. rangements are taring made f.ir against well meaning, hurd-hit- aovernl ImmiK-* including “ Franc- ■ml the Strel Seafarer had been
tonight would bo canlad over
mil death m'
a return match with the Day ting 'old time square.' isn't much
tho Mutual network at 10:30 P. that the accident and
Seminole County’s school board, M. (R.B.T.) Instead rf 0:00. would be considerably lower 0> n »tnna lletrh iMiliro team snmetlliie to worry over ju.t now that i* isean Italy" by ll.irol.l K. (»ood received since the original plan
and “ t "uthetliaD #.f Liance" by
bolding IU final meeting before Tho change waa mada .whan for a correaponding number ..f n next week. The Daytona Reach '-.penally If they call on the F WiDon The I itt.-r i-* a j-opuDr was mat!**.
The President hail flniihed
staff
of
the
Fighting
Disiu
to
vllian
|>er»<ins
during
the
•<»<
team
ratrtr
here
this
week
ar.l
the opening o f school on Sept. Prvsldvat Rooxavslt’a addrsxa was
»tody of llir mi.o.t interesting writing
tho speech before he
perform
It."
was
defeated
hr
inemher,
of
perbaI
of
time.
at
Fren.li Cat IwdeiJiD and their It-ft hi« homo at Hyde Park, but
IS, yesterday confirmed previous ra-achaduted from Monday
the Gun Club. The shoot he
0:00
P.
M,
to
Thursday
at
tho
nri hifertiin*,
bt .nitifully
illu- It WMA, of court*, atlII open to
acta of Chairman Fred T. Wil
twm-n tin- two teams next w - '*
■•me' hour.
Nt rated.
revision. Judge Samuel I. Itoscnliams and Superintendent T. W. # Lindbergh's suhjact will
will he held In Daytona, Mr
ba
"Ilmirtclf,
an
Ant.dn.igr.-iphy
of
n mail of New York Supremo Court,
Lawton supporting a
County "Who A n tho Wav Agitator*?"
Smith suid.
Hindu"
by
,\fi
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lk.iinab.il,
“
The
who haa advised the President
health unit, Mr. Lawton said to
lift o f Mother Mary o f Jeaua" by on the content of many of hla
day.
GENEVA, Switzerland, ’ Sept.
I'.
S
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The
Lite
and
la'ttera
WASHINGTON, Sept. II oil
important ■neeches, w « j* a paaFunds approprlstaeed for nunII. —(AV The steady drnno of
— The Navy announced Wedn- •
i and health work will bo dlairplane motors was heard over nf Janet Kt-kmc Stuart’*, by rtenger on tho train.
Maude Muiialian, are alt biday that President Roosevelt lm-1
livsred to thd Stats Board of
Geneva fur morn than nn hour ogriiphiert.
approved the promotion nf I.’
Health as tho school toord'a
beginning shortly
before
last
Mrv Moughton -ai.l that .Mrs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 — naval captains to the grade •<
■hare of tho amount, Mr. Low.
CITY, Sept. II— midnight. It wi^s impossible to I*»iw hna spent a good deal of
___ County
J . J i (*>— The State Dapartmant baa reor , admiral and o f 147 c " » ' (A VATICAN
ton explained. Seralnolo
tell the direction the planes were
t—Myron
C.
Taylor,
'President
lino in India and fur reveral
manders to captain.
•chool nur,i^ authorixod
couiuta
InGroat
will not smploy
emissary, taking, but appeared to be south yial-* who hart In-ell .'•ending rnpiri*
The new reor tdmirala im-lud.,1 Rxmwvrlt’a personal
aa in tho past slnco alt tho duties Britain to grant permission tn
east. It wus established that they
begin
an
important
exchange
of
»»f
illu-lrate.I
muguitnei from
of tho nurse will bo takrp over Americana stranded there to re- Copt John Reginald Ueardall. ,1. vitWa between the Prcsiih nt and ware foreign planes.
IndM to the Sanfnril library,
Fla., the Pretiili-nt’s
by the health ualt.
turn b«ma on other than Amer- Orlando,
(Northern
Italy’s
industrial
re
the Vatican Wednesday in two
tietieral Sanford'.* daughter i* al
Mtea Ruth Mettiagor, former, lean ahlpa. Secretary Hull dte- chief naval aide.
long anil private audiences with gion ia southeast of Genvva. On bo -aid to have a collection of
Charles Frederick Chase of
Sanford resident who now U di- closed WeduoaJay.
previous
occasions
British
bombPope Plus XII and Luigi Cardi
^ in M rn n lrt, ciitalngU ed rtt'wspapi'r
ske Mohawk Hparto N. J.. died
REPORTS INCOME
rector of tho bureau of public
Meana of making possible tha
era
en
route
to
attack
northern
nal Magltone, papal secretary of
health mining In Jacksonville, return ef many man
United
Italy havu passed over Switzer rlippingr. uml phnlnatatic enpiea list night at lh« age of 79, It
nf faiimurt French newNpupera was Irnrnt'il here today.
NEW YORK. Sept. *|| _ t,li state.
conferred lash week with Mr. States eltlsena atranded
In othland. )
Thera
wero
Indication*
that
thut will be nf interent to tho
lie was the brothrr nf Joshua
Lawton, end ustifred him that or countries also la under ato- — Western Union Telrgtui-h
public.
war
sfld
pcaco
aims
figured
C. Chase nf Winter I’ark, tho
officials Company reported Wednesday n- l
tho health unit would begin oper dy^ other department
largely
In
the
talk*.
lute
Sydney O. Chase of Sanford
Incoma for July of 3193,>09 rr nation early in October, whoa tho
Tho President’s envoy waa un
uml the late Randall Chase of
iw fteeaJ gear goes Into affect.
r ared with 103,623/ In July. derstood
in usually Informed rirC h e s t n u t Hilt,
Philadelphia,
>40, and net Incoma for tl»Col. B. T. Haines of Altamonte 8RBXS DEBT ADJUSTMENT
I’rnna. Ho wus the uncle of
first seven months of l> tl <>f clts to have hold tha pops t h i f
Springs wua welcomed back at the
FORT
MYKHH,
Sept.
M
—
Randall Chase and Sydney O.
JACKSONVILLE, Sept 1 1 - *4,039,858 eempared with (I # Insofar a* Soviet Russia was I (Special)— Congressman Pcterboard mooting following n vaca
Chase, Jr., nf Sanford; and
lAV-Tha Cite -af *Gre«n Coro 811,341 In tho like 1>40 period. Mtotraod,. Roosevelt waa more
tion In Braeard, N. C.
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petitioned A. N.. Williams, praaideat. said intenniud' in the 'w elfa re' o f" t h e !
Mtea Dorothy Parkin o f the Springs Wednesday
•A") l l'.ri.ln 's nrlsnn xystem had Franklin W. Chase of Winter,|he mor**0
Sanford Grammar School •ubmlt- federal court b o n to approve u IW* If lh« Improrawanto wer-- world’s peoples than in the form ,liJP
a net p ro fit n f tel prisoners d u r mere.
Mr. Chase was bom In German
H..Contrary tu .n y report, which ing A u gu st.
ted her raolgnation to the board plan O r adjuitnwnt of tha mu- maintained through tha rest ... o f government aa aucE
•ad )t waa accepted, Mr. Lawton nkipnJRy’a toodad debt umteri 1>41 buzinesa would, ba tha b<
you may bavn heard, Paterson
Tln-ru wero
.1793
convicts town, Philadelphia, Pcnna.. on
Sept.
9, 1862. Immediate aurvl'fa r any yatr alnra l»3Q,
stated. Har poalUon waa fitted tha nattenal h— kruptey net
•aid, “ the morale o f tho Army when Ihr in. nth tx-gun, tho prison
by Um tnaafar of Mtea LucUte
is go* d. I havu talked to Iho bureau reported, and 3777 when vors, in addition to hla brother
and nephew*, *r* hla wife, Edith
dampboU from tho West Side
b»vx themselves.
August closed.
Primary School. Mr. Lawtoa ex
“ I have .picked up boys from
The prison received H.*> prison Fowler Chase; two sons, Charles
plained that this did hot aooooPort Henning, boys near Wash- er*— HI new ones, three iiy re A. Cha.so and Walter P. Chaza;
WASHINGTON. Sept. 11.—(A* ingtrn, boys from Camp Bland- capture,
rne by revocation two grandchildren, and hla ilatar,
—Tha 8upp!y Priorities and Al ing and others and I found their of parole.and
Sentences expired for Mrs. C. B. Adamson, German
locations Hoard instructed Its spirits excellent. They grt horae- 94 convicts, one was released on town, Philadelphia.
•4 ' t *y<-jBPSow 3i‘ *
Funeral services will ba held
U.
not axcaadtef 5.1 hone executive director, Donald M. akk__ so do boys at school, «o temporary parole and >n» on
Dwight
president
Nateon,
Wednesday to work out do I whan wa hare long ses bond. Three died and two o f Saturday at Sparta, N. J.
of Edneattea. tha Raai
•
complete
schedule
of
U
m
na
Pupa transportation contracts
____ "A ." Ute aac»nd rare
sions o f Congrra*- But lhay have four who escaped were not re
RESUME COAL OUTPUT
^
“ M fr a . W. a Write
will ba of oad nvMsite Wat and tion's military and - civilian rs- tha spirit and they are doing captured.
qulrvments
In
an
affort
to
tolw
the
"backyard"
Mrs. Vara
will r*t under way at 3.00 I*.
thair part,"
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BIRMINGHAM
AU.. 8cpL
to ba
M. This will ba Ratted to service the pratlema of shortagaa of
Beaty of denar*.
Joy-Hiding Must End,
Senate Group Told
Plans Art* Made For
Return Match With
D ay to n a Bench
Aid1In Night Tina*
Division Maneuver
Air Freighter Takes
Alaskan Supplies
Comrty School
Coriffitafs
Health U n i t
Time Of Lindbergh's
Address Is Changed
Army Foresees 236 %
Deaths In Maneuvers
Appropriated Fu n d s
To Be Delivered To
State Health Board
Geneva Hears Drone
Of Airplane Motors
Beardall Named To
Rear Admiral's Rank
Americans May Use
’ Belligerent Vessels
Roosevelt’s Envoy
Confers With Tope
Charles F. Chase,
Brother Of Joshua
Chase, Dies At 79
Army Morale Is Good,
Tctcrson Tells Club Number In Thuon
Drop.s In August
Third Annual "Backyard" Regatta
To Be Held Sunday, September 21
~
s r ir a w m i5
Protest Against
Union Dues Hike
Sees Miners Quit
1
Member A«ocl&;«d Press
"S -V
of
Th.
ten
of
•d by
af
High.
at
aa (pactel
tha railroad tmn lltiga-
sn
wttl atari at
ha raatrkted to
•W
credit
S
a?a
Industrial Needn
Will Be Studied
I aU i
tho
T iJ
wfl)
C a n ty
Tha fourth n
w)| M tte
SL2"JrLS
M
matoriate and of axpanaioa of
Advertising Bill Must
prodaction facilities.
Tho board announced tha ac
Be
Paid, Witaon frays
tion. which It termed a detailed
planning af tha dafenaa program
TALLAHASSEE, Beat. U -trt*
after bringing to a full atop the
—Attorney General Watson told
mot sacred- rxnanslon of shrilian Industries tho
Florida CItnis Commission
r t t cubic which would require largo quan Wednesday that Comptroller Leo
tities of defease materials.
must pay a 110,798 bill for tho
m ratten of n citrus advertising
CORRfCTIION
it by an oat-of-atata eoncom. hut tho comptroller raid ha
It was eiited In yesterday's wouldn’t mahu tha paymant
Herald in tha teat paragraph of
La# had refused to pay Arthur
tha story an saw Hr* station
idnor, Inc, fer tba booklet preII be • “ free- equipment that tha Insurance pored
rod under contract to tho
the 8tato
State
5•tat* ever a rata has baa* reduced. 15' to 20 per- Citrus Commiaaten because ho
‘ 4:4$, P. M. cant Thi* h Incomet; by keep- haid tho state law prohibits a•BT.tyKllim down tbf flea looses, tha warding
. * State
.
,printing contract
'. gotboard fora* baa boon able to maintz.in to an out-of-state cancer^ If o
m uu• •
fin lasuraoct rata.
lo tha lob.
Florida printer
Cattlemen Asked To
Seek R. A. F. Cadet
11.—(Ah—Production In Alabama
coal mines was tack to normal
Wednesday night after worken
at the Teniteoaea Coal, Iron and
Railroad Co.’* Wylam and Edgewater shafts reported for duty.
The T. C. I. management sold
th* night shift i t Wylam
ed work after members of tho
United Mine Worken of Ameri
ca returned’ at Edgewate? earlier
In the day. Approximately 1
men are employed at the
ihafta.
BARTOW, Sept 11—(Special)
—AU cattlemen within 60 miles
of Iho Lakeland area were “ ur
gently requested’’ by Dave Tur
ner, nf Bradley Junction, presi
dent of the Florida 8tate Cattle
men's Association, Wednesday to
moke on Immediate end thorough
•earth at their pastures, especially
swampa and htaey growth In tho
pastures, In an effort to find
Richard A. 0- Cleave. Britteh
air cadet who has been missing LOCAL WEATHER
for over a week.
Turner said that authorities of
tho lakeland School of Arronau
tics had aikod the help of tho tra; not MllU *>
cattlenten and cowboys of Florida, extrema
porttott.
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"lUALEAIf, &pt. 11* - m —
C u t Ault la thU Miami luburb'i
mayor for iho third' time. Unop
posed for (*-e!tction, ho received
1094 votes. •
•»
syatem of electing City Cofcrfnfsilonhrg hax ori'vthe
le resulted in giving Sanford, an efficient ahd btsinesaadminlstrstion Is shown by the fact that durimj the
m ,t f 7 f l W " < « * v»J>fla8d<d e b t '0 r t h l i C ity has Mali red from *5,D/U,OOU to $6,4*3,000 witfioutr tfuy curroding Increase-in taxation.
A statement recently' released at the City Hall aho
?a that the accrued interest, orj bonds IjvJ2 :') w4w:dvlalf a million dollars arid today not oq< cent
owi;J
thtr finTpersA.- Theft there Wew> also nearly two million
tJ
JW m .
ffefdirtjL Today ^thoro aru none.
I M
*
Now Under A New
Management..
Located 0Bl of. SanforJ on the New Satyrs* Beach
Head. BL 67.
,
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With tquars dancing every Saturday night. Muile
f ty . dt* Florida Wranglcre** Orrhcitp.
_
troth. $.151,^/2.50
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1 U £ * | Q 7 t o _ MAYOR
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•tuildil
there
atruOtl
W f-ln nhw coukriSItig
f a t * - - J.
1 was begad In
with tw'frort,
•Umioubt«;lly
'there would have. been, more construction hero if thrtv
bad been R better market for our farm products- in tha
id.
M m hs i
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ir\ j
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. 'One of the outstanding municipal Improvements of U>o
b a t’ few years.has been the development o f Fort Melnm
a u k which,* as , Its-trees,jjihrubs, snd flowers continue
Cordurpy!
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WH •• •;;
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t lone P°I* was the u t c it means
Norway Faces Crisis •
|As Nazis Retaliate
■
to Call Sys
Sdnford
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—
-.
r m N o Owl
PBSVdoI willing to . Contemplate
I* .|«pr.Nsfc4*ts
and/ the; constructjura of a
to
c d .-A P I u M p d
TAMPA
In tjm%i^oi
..Bjurlm acknowledged' that inch o f Tampa .j
tnjimn positions aa Iho Natl*
M&gpan sbls to oerupy writ l>rf Jnincn JL,
the WpUing
unnouncafl.
Uaeaeed#,. of ^ u u l i
i HghU. fp » tiliM jd iv P ig .
>. wid Mlh. fcr i w a i n
Vic feadern. The 7*ujt that
^ o f^ L in n -M eeln taxes
Id Uhrtwrslt/
Wo’re ready! All tha
now coat sweater* amt
iliponi, including fa
mous "La Conga.’1
.Blue, Pint, /Natural,
Bad, Malxo, Oreen.
^SSSt
Choose yoer favotltsw y \ q
for school I B lg -sslse-I J i g
tiun; new styles; su* 1.
perb values. Sixes 24 *
to (XL
UwiSrst
: PA'prm i cim rifc
ft
VftW ;• } ,«,•
.iriiisu
•rtttjji*
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rubber' tgchifolo*
K ‘ 1j tio i'j. -_i
6% i*j • m> vi •.» . ip
* llA fO N ,; ft
uiiii t
iKttfttL**
ils conne<tlbn, hoWi
r,‘ fhSV Ihh 1IflSHhvMMrW;
msition had bo**n ln»fn ‘ coR*i.lsml»lo part bv
ie civilian su]
want tha U. §.: h».lhs wnr.’t.Q'
likely ms lord) nothing- •trace
• ’
•
fecent evidence from enp- try about that.
llcates th at the Nazis .Tbs author, of- a idog- story
rubber, and hove-, been tha BeUp says-a collcgo -fam
rid reclaimMi tuW£* en- remember* lie ouUtandmg, ,i
ilent* and tbs laea at-the
no amrisnk
bound also remrmt^-r lomo
tgg <tyn ‘ they. |avs . hirbp
There Is ju much ,lnd1C(luo
• M il dogs
m
T %,
JUST UNPACKED! N£W
(Inning
e m . Ur.
R rd • r o u n t s r .o fl
; Amalia
1 i m t n r Workers
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v
‘ A. r
P. foml storca In
»*w • «»>-•'?/
unlnte
1.
eft *r
pdatOon*
; o-Mui-
along tin cnntnt' front
.among ; hum
'SPdttvi
e!*“ *«» Y *1]
ortd long ilesvs btnu<i-e
of satla or erspa (rayos). Convertible collar*.
White and colon,' (tthort
�'fr P jjq
Fotitf. chief, of AM ; U (t
K l^warfart wartae,- pradtat*
ideBfl tlass Holds
fogular Social Meet
fo n d a r ' aMUt-tbe|
t ie .
,f w ^« *sr.***rto •i**«*
•Any1 h i * eutr until ,.p»uen
k'oit* bore’ flood libel bab
Tb« FWolii CUM af the Vint
ipttat ' Church « u eatertaiaed
•* * . * H- Guthrie
i Taeaday rrratnc b M n H. 5™* r**m to
lean that t* Mas
• h u w and Mn. W. J. Fall
•ha heme a f Mn. t a r n an
• H it ' X. 0 . Foonkar i W
tar, MUa P n r l ^ a S d S T ,
'AritrtUu*
iH o ^ o r Q J ^ ^ T jiie
i U.
will bb u W .'* h e l«ifW «* '
(Olelf on, #»)rth t.r*im ^ /,i
f*el (hat the* ditvad
“ 'em •*®al,l. «urely outito
di*«dvUnt»irr«.''
i- o •
Ilrtkdy' wa«» brtaoie 'Up
af
think* U ito their-' adn
f -,W h*th«r/oi> not •*tn
,K*»)ok
U toh «y, vtelted tM n d ib 8 a !
f«rd. yertarday. t . - . , . . .
Sbti-
full"banquet, Groerai P
tottedtbe ►only r«««n J
fo ir t n •b^i: n « . card. w
..
■■•(r/W;-Kn.‘nitt» -tWn
w i n -q Aflta*'
• B.IC. Mwm
.if
H .‘ Tnda«
2H ZrJSbi
J. 'w tarr (fay
iRV'MVt '***-'
^
ie cut It.and tarred it)to
ito.*
• / - i ‘- >
' «r\Joylaf' the. event -with
. Kalita
l* of-ihaoor.wCrd: ' i *
■ Mn. F .'R . Mluh.ll baa rei
t u n ad
from O aH w c » Beach
? a i ;"*“",Su‘‘ T.da & & & % & $&
a Oryantaatlen of
«h a a will b a n •
tha Prahytoriah
ta.. c ” T Wmia of WlnUr Oar- lav, Mr. and. Mn.- -F. . BoieaU
r , Mlaa Luedean Cvafford dwT «m t.M «
’ «. ..
,
kaa L en a r FrankHn.
Mlaa JaaaptM AtianUa
hai
boon pledred by tha Kto Gamma
[ i s a Betty Thurmond e$ptor of CW Omea* fat tha
Uplvanlty of - South. Carolina >to
t^ j£ 9
J U Meeting Columbia, whan aha la a atu*
dan* thla .yaar.r
,
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Mlaa Batty Thurmond, newly
Rev. M. B. flaakett and Mr*.
■!!•« datrotan. 1presided erer
Sarkatt and Ihbr-twy dai
iSTH.-'ffW ®,
(Fat, HOactor.
iFallar'M DaUnd, Mk. 'aud. Mfd
'0 . R. flaltar of ojUndo, Mr. and
T lm t'lfrR td /ta batvHh-Mra; M r*. R. fc: Taylor and -chlUraft,
;M»ay nnd- Iha-boitota warn Bobble - and ' Richard, of 'Orlando
Mtat^Chama
8:
M on te'll
re. • Chapman.. ..Mta- .tBarnci,
Ian, Mm F. R. MaaNaUI, lln ,
rdr n m r ,- Unr-WaidM-Betl,
fayiae- Hwtakln n
'Att)gw*>r^pr
j& i& a c
Mn. FatlJabMOn "
. vMary David.. .
Barbara Jaaa Woollay
>* t Robert. Bbirp . ?
• 14
$ t.’ l
•M
r to n a o i-1** f * » «> •
at tha church an Sunday myra-
r i^
“js r e
S T held* at Urn home af •M H
Thurmond.
t "•.
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: ‘ pwtaw the toe la) hour whkh
followed-Iba bualnaat caailon ;tha
y r t r 1..-; —
raxmhmtnu ( to
thoaa - pnaant.
tiaafil ' iriT- 1
Mlaa JMt*y U\MltatL - #p.r"%|
x t f h y 't W N j
far Britain, Imdjl
MrtHa'atibkanio
Qroup
'bdMfllfl lO iylflt)
iAmva
soc t o
ty -af • Chrlatlaa
lathed let Chunk
i af the' aawbtf
•d Croaa la tha
cU n la c at OlBO
»
O th v Bo ;
100 HINKLE PII
5 lb». EPSOM Si
25c ANA6IN : ,
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A t M £ S ( A {« -4
/ m p .T jt S T S -
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Matn«ila la- ^tarrfully man
LONGTRO
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iu S a n lS f f a o g r
W r t l r Is w i l l *
Mr f l l toi
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Star M a s i
• REJE CTED
WHEN. !A MAN'S' MARRIEI
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thntmmm
MAYOR
in f e r io r
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'iH A I.E A li. Sept. II —bFI—
WASHINGTON
Sept.. II.—
Carl Ault is thii Miami *wl»iirf/n f<J*v—Tbo Agriculture Department
mayor for tfio thirtl tirm\ l rnoj»- trpc'tnl Wednesday c itr u i' tr*p
pntnl for r»«e!idio«i, he* received rfmitt ion* were slightly inferior
1094 votes.
to thoie of a year ago.
That (He present fcrrfn 6t government* in Shufard and
the system of ulccting City Commissioners lias on iiiO|
whole resulted in giving Stanford- an efficient und businesslike administration Is shown by the fact that dm m<: i ne ’
past fHe yeafii fhfe”honlIid debt of this city has Ixien rejuccti from $5,DdU,0O») to $<>,4>l:i,000 witnuut- ;tny cm
•■ponding increase in taxation.
A statement recently released at the City Hall ;*.l <
thews that the accrued interest on bonds inIDS • w:,* <>•
•r half a million dollars and today not one cent i • *.*• !
for lifts purpose. Thejf there were also nearly two million
fnllanf Worth 6f boms f/i default. Today there are nom . i
As a rimrlf of the ibiaiujUna operation, interest require* I
ments, iai City mfirii hdve Wen fediicra froth $I5I.:W2.:>0 ;
■inn6a/fV (tf tmjXtj. .
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Indicating (fle sotm^tn^ i!?TPis fthaiiclnl a»i;ii~»nr...
tas l»pefi the
f*ntf(rii)U6n. of tiy ; flayim' in tTiT5
arMrAimp4 f i f i t
ull ;'xi—
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ij/'l^ lT
B E ti4L 0;f^A N m 0.t tm R iox.yn ir::)
th e i w o h p i
I00NLITE IN N % £ £ £ * •
Located out of Sanfor 1 on tho New Smyrna Beach
WINE - BEER - DANCING
With square dancing every Saturday night. Music
( by the "Florida Wranglera" Orchestra. .
^
r ml Tkr
IS t
T H u ^ A D ^r,
^
at
V E H flfc
All Wool
Cardigans!
Slip-ons!
Corduroy!
Plaid’ Flannel!
unce
■OnsUlKalWI 7»: t«o-ilrVUJlj
errnxl
n u n <*l
; >i
r«U
dopment id FVtliftiMlMi'i r
ihiort
<26,500
yvlll
fcsJuflt
1» •
honey on s/fnlifphrr Tn^WanWftPif. M h g . W t
“
.•tie, it. Thexe is no doubt thg( it.will 1$ pf. ;t*mLuli*ii
it to- Sanford Ip the years to come.
•* Therq h#Yc UectJ many other projects tvhi< Mtji^ n»tv
!\ifi sponsored and fm^rovements ip ’ It#' vqrioui ‘(InyArt.nertts Which hate been, made, such .a* (he iiisla)titf!,i»'^f
he tvtO-Wiy Poliro,'Rkdh) Cali System, Which nlAoA WY3
^m^yju>,’ hnxdrpd{iji W Sdnford loflay.Hhe DHpr-fJehiints
' t (he Municipal Athletic Kidd and, the c<mstrm’tu«ii. of* a
(amOild ball field equipped With ligh'U fpr nipfiit ,r>)a>JJig.
AH th«e thlngifjcO|t frlOpcy tuid ghlh. Air .tW'twHtV1*.iperation and fnf|Uehce ol^ all civic feadtrs. The faqt that
:l argen of it>ei
t 1wwmwrri
■ long pole waa the aafeat means
of cuntsct with these animals
nor i|i«i they como from I'uland,
but Ihe wortl originated in Engl>n<l when* they were called
j (l'...l.a r 4 rn.m P a .. Oa> I
. I'AJIPA. 2c|it. f 1 ' —-IlHnC'lllI)
pfMiltry tu!« duo to their fond WU not willing to contrfiiplme — .The lUlRot • fi^lKsiUlt* c*VS«
ness for young fr.wht and eggs,
in tt'j hiotoev'
, jile Ohit’ersity
and was shortened abbreviated m lBqylin .aclnowletlKPil that «urh ,.>/
'f.impa ,fllj -fcKtnrl If*" i>|>through long usage.
l|tf<lt*pn |><«ilion« «» Ihn Nulit ranina i>( tKo' uhh»i*ily Fslf1 trni-.
pf« sslont.
.Authentic reports from Amerh H*4 vU ' O able tn nerupy wr.p l>rj Juiiir.i
waiting
debt'll p.ii univmncwl^ with ihq ikjvanc'.'
rail railways •tow * 7,tW0- lyc», W»H with the
en anil three oipfcers) pevrentosmj ht basinetftifaa the>/jnt
m fOtontllh bl< ijttlii » o ';
’ . I . :t!i - «-Sv ,
•i - •
i r( Wvsimdr Uh|<h clothier ;iin
is, nubile liulliTUIfid nniKnvall swRar at vK*|.»q
Tlit,-vifty- ’ IvttfMb| Aoiof hfy? M d .lfd r 'fa iW M
Ijr thsari mo- cwurtbnc
mbi ntjr'r-lV' mined.’ o >* » *t ltU<e|*<f|*nrfra*j|
i+r.-tslied dtho-gae*
tvi4i;lHnbl^:flj¥l ■"Tn-11(i*4- et VlcuiMtisirHtri
rtslhcr Ithaa' that d
WneVInr im*'*G»noinn;- v*J-
Norway Faces Crisis • Big Freshman Class
; As Nazis Retaliate Iixpected -At-Tunipa
We’re ready! All tho
new coat sweaters ami
•Upon*, including fa
mous
"l-a
Ciingn.”
Blue, Rink. .Nstural,
Ho*I, Maixo, Green.
JUST UNPACKED! NEW
COTTON FROCKS
• t iM ‘W nviy
A/jJuii y 1 ,|w«i|’( hail eoJWo
f i t W R U l «jjjra /W W cnlersl
<0r haok-J«>-SfR'erj- j^Alao
?! vifAiftetij
'Wki i*wv . t i i - n .*stir. ‘
Choose your favorils
for school I Big selec
tion; new styles; su
perb values. Siies 24
to .12.
i'nif ptafti' •*
rn*%t-'»iuiiAfsh:i.'a ..i.utHJf
iveria,-noted Hrlttih rubber techimlo*
■re other In.lfea!lonaMhlrf -."if
a -#l«lmll.nf-hi<lMmr.takM»«:
|K (Mlftnty * rimnksirnaU »w
VmVtn»< otritHi-Ma'ilabyr^
WSiVMn^ofnHiwttt^katM ,rt
P»’-
Na m ed.A C-Tampa
uM
tiW -rtN eq i - , •.
irtr...t
R A t D N , K.\^IN
nrtS’ .r
.. O lt C R B I'D
j. i
(
tultl I
was over; fl
nulj content
BS)rbUrl<n<Jn
ira basts alfci
leb and Amat
i Ilia scant a
'AirAtHw^'Whiagd.'tntnaio.UisjN- tV
wafer.worVv.
N T 'T 1*1 /Ji
i M l t f Aerti'-'MiTm trailwrtlem;
h o ii^ e ^ ; Ihrtr lh« 'hMdhWSStrtrr *»
fiovAt pneltlon had
lim-n lmnrovsd fn considemblo port bv ,,
•he continuing Ite.l * mnnlrr-nM ' 1
"
fi naive along th- cenlr-.l fm nt , *
in <hli» connection, however, that the civilhm aupply would
Uf course suffer.
',
The rubber fe'xjieri saya tjiat fecent evidenco from cni»tUfed German war equipment Indicuten that thu Nazis
are getting virtually no riRfiiral rubber, and havw. betut
driven to tHb hie of sy|ftH«lp arid reclilm^tl ruWip^ eiitlfcly. Some of Ibe Chniian'Airplane and .taqk WtR-fvHlbh
Wore formerly thatla of rubber orb Iwlng rcphuaj-l IM‘«ia.terlnls made from ilastlc’bttiided wood fibre.. -oKPHlkh
Gqrfnany has A good luppl^, *
’• ' „ •r t l d S l t o
Poncy For Workers
i
t• ■
sfe s i
BLOUSES /
Simple, claMlc, well-tallom l long ileova blouses
of satin or cr«p« (ray
on). Coavertibla collars.
White and colors. (Short
Wleetes, 4(.K>) ‘f
which was
deigned-th
lift, or me]
Th* A. A P. foul stores In o f th« Nsxi pressure from both
f Innks.
Buoford adopted Ihe
flvo-cbiy Russian
T b i!
c: n'nlm’-offcnMvW, th—|
w-fW polity this wool* u>i.l (V
■Isn ( w lll.-a i into effect -lbl\ Rus ana declared# U fo'jtljL rAll-1
*n'
ii unlntcrCptcilIyli J tlmi'i-1
fpl ■ ins.
,1 > X . I
r Ihe bailiff n r th* town nt
Tc I ra. on lh«t\fwpb which was
control of the
'Sral trucks for each car Iota.
• s ^ V . I*, t# N. compltutp
>J »IH buy gma to rush artfll#nd transport
B E A U m pYY
The Sanford H<
ienslbl* tdltCfUl t
fW
c o m p le jte ^ s t o c k
e W n g * th en )
m
e l n U l k 't e l i u s
o f s ilk
.
th a t
h o s e Tn
iib e k u p
T y
npw ,
o f h pse. ^
^ Y e r y f e w .U ^ y g ,
.
: IJJ’lJiift?
th e y
w ill b e
O c t o b & r ,' 3 b y o u
•
•
•
•
v,
�.c
P ersonal f A cticities
led Calendar
P ersonals
Friend,
of B.
-. IL Cuthrl*
will rt*Ttt to lean that ho h u
been confined to
tho Aubura
Hoepital In Aubura, N. Y.
.
£ ‘Foaraker and el*tar, Mite Pearl.Stalling*
of
Leesburg vUlted friende la Sanford yteterday.
followed,
tereral
InUruotint
ranee* and nontoatawere
anjited with Mrs. C. 1. WIUU
wlnalny the price for tho nuraery rhyme eontoa*- In
the
punch hoard f i n e Mr*. H. E.
Morris scored tha mo*t point*
for. which th* waa awarded a
prla*.
.
'
„
salad courn
_____ wa»
— aorrtd
by- tha baatreae* t» tha -toUaw-
Thf Banford Home Demonatra>4 Club will meat at tha horns
I Mr*. M. L. TUIla on U 0 »
Aetna* at 3:00 P. M. with
ra, jHattU TU1U aa eo-hooioat.
Ml commit tea chairman
an
IMMlf to have their yaarly rm
ifta.ready at the meeting to he
irked deer to the County Home
akwhstratlon Afent
Mlpliten’ Wivea and leader*
1 the Women's Orfanlaatlon of
iMtii«a> mooting. Tha ragnlar
ehting w fllb* hald at 4.-00 P.
Sofia*'aeaalon will
r tha "Rad Crou In th*
ub to bo aoonacred
ry TU1U begiaalng' at
eontinua
Woman**
bv Mrs.
9:’I0 'A.'
l^Vra. C. P. Handaraon, Mr*. M.
W. Dearl*o, Mr*. 8. H. Enfllah.
Mrs. S. C. Graham. Mr*. J. F.
HolUeMw, Mr*. ,11. W. Little,
Mrfc U *A. Philip*. Mr*.
n.
Smith,' Mr*. W. H. Rutlodf*.
iss Petty Thurmond
fea At Meeting
1’s.O
Mias Betty Thurmond, newly
fleeted chairman, prttidad ovtr
thwcaoetlng of th* Glrla* Society
Of Christian Service of th* Math*
odist Church which mat at th*
home off Mia* Luticia Gormly
oa Miynolia Aranda on1 Mon
day oraninr. ’
Other officer* who were ehowp foe tha coming year Inclod*
Miaa In#* Wllllaena as rle#
thatrmaa-, Miaa Derleux Hayaa,
' M r- aad Mra.'r fjtutur Thai
hare returned frotn . a natal
wtyclr. .thfy
*p*nt \ la Indi
Sprint* and other ' - potntaMr. aad Mr*. .CU# k« ZurHald* and
dauahur,
Martaa,
hara.returned fi^drjSocaucua, M.
J.-where they hae*' been for the
cpait
ia a f
ithree
V ra a
e
..a t L . >
month*.
*
meats' o f re*ka and 7puneh'i
Served t by the -hoatoiees. .
ChuinfcH. Year Ck»
v With 927* Mem
S ^ e n t bride
••Showing a ••ut'etantia] ; gtowth
Bright colored :' autumn Icavvet
a motif Its various orfinUtAfcatf. cin cfiiorrd - tiontaa. aa4 * «lhdt
with 61 additional memberahlg* laU lutWmer flower* emphaniilng
(Win* the pait jrrar. and a
a co|ar theme af fold and'Whit*
oant. total of 927 member*,. *w- wrrrt utod. to fdrm :. th* .* flofai
E rt* of t£n profTfo* of UM'Flrtt denotation* for tbo brtdfr-abowat
iptiat '.Church for th* d * M r which waa *iv«n- by Mr*.-. Wnlyear cloelng on Au*. SI,-ward
heard at the annual boatMas
mootln* ' hold at tha chunk - oo
oi mr*. a , d . MciMnij, \nw
Wednesday crania*. .
* 'f
former. Mice -Eleanor Mortlien,
•ho«y
marriage- w*i *» .tV»at
The report U at follow*: t
*
*- During tbo year tho total tarn of M»t, Wednesday!
o f »# .m < a n i contributed* FB»4 f Carte* Of brldfo ond CVncw
of that amount waa uaod for ew- rhtchrn *r*r* enjoyed, thraugto jl
•rating enpenae; part fo r 't M pm1 hvanlag •with Mr*.-'fhae'er
church debt, which waa-paid-in RlteqWfKh .Morio* hfah In-brjJra
full durtax.tc church year), and
t/RO.^l waa ’ firca to mlaajltM
aad beatrolance*.
l^’i
l O ffV rri'for CM a n t year art
aa folTowa: :• * •
.Clerk, Mil* - Allia ‘ Trafford,
trtaaifrr. B .lC Moore; aaaMMt
treasurer,. J. U. Trulutk; 6MW«
tor o f muak,- J. MdAIatMMt*
Mitrp-Aaahtant' director of - few *.
B. > C. y Moore; orfanlat,^ JN*.
Ecana MeCsy; asilataat orf*|4Mt,'
'Mr*.- Marrlq-Milam. « - - (*•!%-
& ana
mkoo o f Lett P ippin'and’ MU. Dorotly fSflkford t her* been . ashed to •daekt
'& S 8 L ,i <tW yoailf.pooplea' cRolr "andnP*jjGeaawu Avw X N..'Nhpcr (a.to acre* a i ,y p p
e r ’ ineetlnf pianlat
,
.J * '-.
’ > * * . * , 1. relm on 'waa ifllM i
Mr*. F. R. Mitchell has r*. tod' president of ' th* WoaaMCk
turned from
Daytona •Boa eh MUaionary, Union and R ’ .'lJ mirror reflector.
where *H« vUlted •|oc, a w»«Jf Xelaay' waa elected dhretor * t ' Those - Ipvlted.- to be. with-Mr*;
vnth her’ eon ea«U. dau*hU#-lrti, the 'Tralnlnf Union, with ^awtt McRaney and - the - hollers were?
law, Mr. and Mr*.- F. Boaaell ,Wr1fbk aaiassoeuta director,- '■*' ’ Me*. Charles
8;
Morri*'»a
MlteheU. , ______ ,
.
U7> E. Mom* wat elected *«P* Mr*.. Chapreap,. ..M a .. Renter
of the Sunday iScM bL Winn, Mr*. F. R. MacNeilt. Mr*.
Mia* Joanna • Attirello hai <wintendeht
W. E. Kader will cyadhu*:to Clyd* Parkar, Mrs 'Lourme-Dvtl,
bean pledfod by th* Eta Gamma •area a* Boy Scout ml«ler- ond Mfa. Al- F.-H unt Met. Usrry
chapter of Chi Omtfa 'at tha E. C. Harper will sere* aa prt*> Bradkam. Mr*. RMinrrPFh, Me*
Uplveraity of South. Carolina In
Charlet Sweeney. Mr*.<Bud 8aul«,
of the brotherhood.
CblumbU, where tha la a stu Ident
. Th* - morulrtf uehera' are: J C. Mr*.* Mery * Rahrllni,1Mrai- V. A.
dent this .year.r
,
P. Utndoewon, A. B. Lorefoy, ipoyr,
8. J. Davit, .and C.„ E. McU*. Mni-JaMa* Artlgir-'PaSfl"''
Rev. M. B. Sackett and Mr*. The even lb* usher* art: 6a 4*
Aleot Miaa Manr*r*t/ •Relt*.
Backsit a/id their-two Aaufhtera nelaby," W. U Vahce. -Marvia Mis* Elian'Baits.-MUa Franeaf
retdrned yvilelder frofi CUhi
ahoMy, * MUa Maude 6Ui%**y.
}
H. C., w » r e they bafd Milam. and a S. Bhephent 1 U
i*k MUartd pfidfea, Miaa Doe>
ipepdinf ■ the ( past two. trust***,are J. G. Bharon,' £. C
Harper, R. A. Wllllama, B. <•
rnonths.
llaftche.KenitAdy
M**reu a b.
E- McKee,.
Hvor*L.v.
n r s n . 'uD.;
. sEi;ii oM
v t,
nab, K F- Peurlfpy. G. & . M :
Mr*. J.
M.
Camaron aa<*
in and G . E. Rollins.
daughter*: Jackie* aid * M*Ay/
Uy-.Cajjtduf.l,
The member* of th* Board af
anlved yeaUrday f|o« » • '
Deacon*
am
aa
follows:.
•
r
*<
*
tarsburg to spend *a few day#
H lr T .T M i
S
elphrr, Mr*, L. " t - Tai
Mart* Sttw4ft, Mies • N
Hunt, Mr*. Host add Mh.
land.
■ h ii . ,
r. m. o .
Katharilia Sponeor, MUa Clayda
fItotHff
i R mid
a AMrt,j fM.a L.i &
TIUla
Anderson- •
Griffith
Prdar- of th# .Eaatorn 'Star
wttl.aow.far U>a Rad CVooa, tn
tha Woman's Clnb beginning at
•tIO A. Ml .
- WEDNESDAY
Women*# Codidty -of* ChrlatUa
Senrjc® o f U« Iftthodlst Church
• a* V V* -*■ 1■
.
A t .y m & w * '
j
11 i
•«
Memlwra'of li» Qfr»',Cti
ipdntor ad*i><* totootraw
inf at the WeiijRlr Club .4
Avenue from -6W0 otk*ck’
12:00 o’cliai. •_
>
Chape rdmlv for th* d*’i»<
be Mr* n. e ; M ld O r aaft
L Pirkirn paid musk- fh
(r»X will be'furtitahoA ty a'
>arty Is Given In
Honor Of Lewis Tate
'menied on Tuerd*y.eVcajn^ bjnhl*
Nlatcr.' Mr* Uatlio Cobrtcy, apd
Vice*. Mr*. Robert C. TayiJ>r-vf
Orlando, with oAlinncr party at
,'\.V Home of Mr* Cour«cy ory
Smith BquCovd -Avenue. Th* ocr»»lon waa hii birthday anniver'aary- <
- ,
* The chicken.dinner wa« itn e d
.family etyle and a larfo blrtiyjay
*t»Va with the' word*, “ Happy
•Birthday'' erpbo/eed Upyn it wa»
t in and pr»»enl«d lo "Mr.1
;T*te, rho cut it and aerved it:to
-55 '
the*
Thqae enjoylnr Ike event with
'the fUOat of.-honor ware:
•
I Mr-"and Mr*.‘ U F-Reel, Mr.
and Mr*. Roy Real, Mr.' ind Mr*:
i. J. Horn and MUa Pearl /ydoUa
fJacOoytrille, Mr. and Mn. T. C.
.Peller’ M DeLand. Mr. and-Mf*l
O. II. Suiter of Orlando, Mr. apd
S
Mr*. Pat iJahnten
. Mary David. . .
Barbara Jean Woolley
1 Robert'. ShArp. -
p a rs
nk.
zV r< 7 £ ?f< # V i
h lS .
J. W. Hall, M. F. Smith. M art*
Milatn.fnd-Ray-Britt. r> ,• F7 r
■Yha Pait Matron's Club of th*
Fr*d D'yeon. Jr,>l#ft
J t o U . f l Toaddap
’T«#W*y * Tarnu trei^e, l J d l i l s . i / 'H t ;,
for tho UnM-rally ^nf Ftorldai to D. 8. .Balmln.'.C. E. M*K**,JU. hvta4o.a><tor,
Palnaavill* whore ho will bofln E.- M orrw'BTiC Stool*, S-’ J.-'D*- A via* # ,on, M<
rls and-peerrge Hl«n.'i
*'•#•*
hU <ftoihhiap year-r «• 8 « J * '
vices to- that -tho mothers- could coVpanlod by Mf*-. ^
attend church. It was announced
U.progmajn mooting or tao that tho Ortobor mooting will
■»'-.?1 s. T
M iU . T f'th o First Baptllt bo* held at th* homo of MUa Olod* DyOR- f S - will 'b o hold- In 'the Thurmond.
'
' £
5S n *J J 0 F. M. wlth.C ftU. ’. 'During th# aoelal hour which
to «har«n. Tbo tople F\U^a folMwtd- th* bualnoal aoaalon ith#
•TUriout Ooapol
hoaleaa served refreshmonta > to
/i-T # - Enlsit*. - Lengthen those e pcooont.
■Entertains' AzAyiaiiii
- •
Proaant
war*:
MUa
Batty
Thurmond, Mils Dorlau* Hayoo.
MU* Mary -Wyatt Ratliff. MU*
M t . ' 11 -VT\— Major Otn.
■dral •Porttr, chltf o f Aha; It, fl,
(hjmical warfare warier,- predict
Mr*. W .. E. K*<S«j;. M r!., i
thair homo on Celery Aranu*.
ltd Ismior O. A.’*
By ArTrijr'Chief
jr ^ S :
r
JJRK
tirO T P olw n tr#*
HUrwelphar ■, * u o prtttotod ..
inndeJrm guest1 towel* . ta't a
lUUon for 1Mr ,-witk ■■•**. i
chairman during .IS*' jM t;
, Tbo an. Brthrhl -wot*:« Mr*.
di*»r, W tt. fi. U.Qnrriisn,''
L C. D lth m n , ,Mw: -Cal
■ - * -♦ 4m m
{/(■'«' II
o n l y
?' *
*
n n >* i:
O It V
IIA Itl'.'ll
C O R .',F IR ST *
,
.1' s , » »
50c MILK .0F MjA|6IyESlA, 24c
' Mr*.: Jl A. ’ Jone*. optartotoad
ipember* of tho Aaariaa Class
of tBa P int Baptist\ChuHh JU
her, hdrt* on F»Imetto*'Avehu#
UOI.DMansi.. ‘ . .
•*' 1 V', ,|.
’
; i ;.
35c HAARLEM.Oil CAPS 22c
a u f c - t B- Carter niaUtin^ a*
MatooSaa,
•»
. 'i '#.> w
,/Roptloo- bualneia - 'dUcubaldm
bTOVt
, . ____
l, | l , 1" ' ,
••
.- •
50c TOOTHvPO^^ER.... ,2 ic
100 HINKLE PILES:, . . I ' . ' f c
5 lbs. EPSOM SAITS. . . 1 *
25c A N A C I N . . . . . 1 9 c
to h^pil i |u k id 4to titontort hit ppfta .of th# Tutoda officers apd
group c*pt*ln*. w «r*.g jjo».a od
by teUphontag M4-J. 9 *
said, funds at* r t« 4 n f tow m i
spy amount of money. M f f » g
■wnd
D tm to r a
m & ind s t
7aaB3&MI IK'-OT: MAC Nf SI A
Mt ’E i s ; a t ty m e -r.i s j s . :.
l‘ F—yot a la S w prtco.Alwty» aay REX ALL I
it m M n m ^ 2 9 o!^ 9 9 c
MA6 N tsrt,
'
WOOLEN SUITS $5^5 up
A variety of colon— nocM with ahort trouMra
and
moio
with “longUffl
15c Prince -A
lQc Geo. Wahl
.4 ^tb 12.' He'D
bo proud to (o bock to sefyo^Vlth ono of these.
L O N G T R O U ^ I^
. iB'flO th*- now Fill wish material*.
6 & m .
»>• Boy several pafrs^&w^ifo w S I
i»urn to hava enough. V %
■f U
1100 Lm orla
Pact Powder
& $ L 25
Pencil
Prt-rtwifwlf
j A m mMjy j
OTLOCK
'CHINESE..
Straw Slippers
I 25c
Citrate
4 ot
•50c •<
Graves v
Tonic :
t
�PAGE POUR
ttiiitiii
T i n s An f o r d o k
nkcoadlaa la the Ulya o f g l o n f g
air Id fan i minor child undar to*
name of Thomao Aleln burner.
rEaVrd *ble* the II day m 4 gapt.
A. ii tall
.,
, .
C yttIL LKK UUTMKJt
U lM iftR I) STHICKf^tyrO
in t .v k i i
, •
. f Patllloeara
B u tte r V e r s u s M a r g a r in e D e b a te
L ik e ly t o
G et
B e tte r In
F u tu re
Coiineei o f the D epartm ent o f A g
riculture to arran ge one o f it*
w eekly radio program * fo r a di»tie a io n o f m a r g in in '. .
Ono o f the rlm ractera ' * tho
program arid: "M a n y people aid
I Hiding out they ran « « v e quite
a bit o f m oney by uainjf m arga
rine in ,toad o f butter It'a quite
h lot cheaper. . . .
. “ IM h
butter and
m argarine
are rhu-fly fat. By law or g ov ern
ment rule*, both m u it lie at leant
HO percent fat. Butter ia made
fio n i the fat from
cream .
And
m argarin e, accord ing
to
new
i.tandarda juat set up, ran
be
m ade from enim aj fa t o r oil. or
v egeta ble fa t or oil. or a com bina
tion! . . ,
" T h e r e * Util* to cbooae b e
T h»t prom pted «hw V Twiao m e n 1 tw een tit* r w r le w U a d i t f - p o x *
ity Hir;niu a r n k
WASHINGTON. B*i>t. I I .-I A ’I
_Therr'e quite „ brawl brrwln*
hera over the oily lubct'l of but
ter venue margarine.
It*a no brawl
Tbe
rurrrnt
freran datr* from •Spring, when
a committee on food uni nutrition
met to ileviv new method* for
feeding America better with the
hope of
nmkiutr the cituena
•trongcr. The program eo lar a*
Washington i« concerned.
The committee Iriued. among
ether thing*, a *«mple day'* diet
which would furnirh the neceaaary vitamina and mineralt, and
•till would coat only :U cent* fur
the three me# la The menu* all
three of t h e m - mention marga
rine, but not butter.
h o ic e
! UPF. ja e ^ r p n * .. .
o f w l o M r . • IM I,* fo r
e*pr*val
af earn# and fp r tln fj rtla ch .r*. •*
AAnen. o f . Ihm aaldta o f Herbert
< eed . danaaeed. an thta lain day
o f leptem ber. I t ll .
CATOATTfA nr.KV
A dm lalatratrlx o f Iho eeiata of
I I R I t ^ p iT REED, Deceaaod.
u u u r.
in w w t
. rrtTK o r rtu»*i
It* IIC THE KATAT
JBEKT flF.EU Daei
t O A ll,
'. CEIgg.
Jtollca I* hereby g tra a that
ruttihu Herd, haa (Had bar Ileal
ott «• A dm lnfetreirfg • o f Ik*
•ta ur II. rbaft H aag gaeaaaadi
I ,h * ha* <»**«-b e e > dpi l l aa U r
m
Native Cuts
W e s te r n
_ 3 B iiffi& M . e r a i o f i f e B Vi. iM i
fat*. Thep are all, more or lexa,
equally Hiagcatiblr, and equally
rich in fuel value.'’
T hat brought Hep. August II.
Andrcaen nf Minne*ota to hi*
fe e l on the llouac fliair. Hi* atale.
O YSTERS
S M A l.lt R E D S N A P P E R
SPECKLED PERCH
in
l l l e U E F I S H .in * a w .v
C O O K E D L O U S T E B -S ...................
M a n y other varieties
of
Fresh Flah & Sea Food
Corner 3rd St. A Sanford Ave, Phone 802 Free DelWery
We will appreciate your coopm
A
eralion with our
# R P Ih %
■
new
atore
hours Monday thru Friday' open
■
V T o M iiim
8 :0 0
Ml
c l0 M
6 0 0 **• *1'
H :0 0 A. M . clone
Saturday open
■nopTM.l ltK IM V
t
,
butter.
Andrraen spoke of the program
ka “ government aixinaurrd propigamla" and called it “ virtually
1 conspiracy agalnat tha farmer*.
Ua Mid the radio parformara
did thgir level b n t to put over
tha
Idea
that
olamargarina,
under th* n*w formula promul
gated by th* food and drug admlnlatratlon, waa equal If not
luperior to butter in food value,
and added that “ they
boldly
urged eonaumera to buy olao In
1stead
of buttar.”
Andraaen amaartad that in the
paat decade ho haa aean much of
"tha subversive work of lavendar
lawyers, pink economist*, and
mauvs home economic laikea."
lie demanded an inveatlgation,
further, ho wanted the De
1and
partment of Agriculture to stop
Ibf employes from "scuttling of
American dairy farmer*.’’
Hep. W. It. Huge of Texa*
aroa# to remind hi* fallow m em bur* that thefn la another sat of
American farmers quit* Interested
In the popularity of margarine—
the men who supply the fata and
oUe, such, a* livestock men and
aoy-besti growers.
Salad bfcsBing:........ R t j^tr lDc qt. jar 31c
JaiU Parkier Orange Layer Cake lb. 19c
Ann Page Ketchup....... 12-14 oz. btls. 27c 1
Gratae jam.........1-lb, jar 15c 2-lb. jar 2^c
S I I .T R P FV«»I» IIHIdkt..
Ann Page Cocoilog ...................... - Va-lb. can 13c
fvgpor^Ced Milk ............................. 3 taH cans 23c
^
p
j g
h
..............
irket Manager
Wilson’* Western
0
l
Hi t
1 l|,i • n i A m o
•/
BAKIMd
NOTIIH
T o \V|IKOM IT MAY C'ONCBIIH
pl«4«e ink** nolle* I halt
(?yrll
L*t |ltiln«r, i%t«e| Miltlrrtl Htrlfk*
Un>l llulnrr. huil.nnil and w lf«, of
B.uifttnl. F'luri«lrt will on th* I? d*F
of iH l'ib n A I* t i l l at th# (Niufl
11o un<* In S*» ft font, Klorltl.% at It
oVInrk A Nf or
Umf **
8 0 th* f t t l» In Ihe fire, quite » f l " r ua (hr inAller min l>« hrurd
literally. A group o f retailer* are makr Mp|tlir«tIon in «ntl l>*for«
o i III* Itlatto r •h let JuddW of
rattling around W ashington ask 0»t«t
|)m* rirr u ll f*ourt o f th* <MI» Ju»
ing that a tax on m argarin e be 4>ffl*l r irr u ll In nnil fur lh* I'oan*
•jr f»f M*mlnul*, Klorhlit f«>r la tv i
J V I ff+ B O
taste
’
1 X1J on
A B M O in * C tllC IC
h tiM o i-iia
R ound
m eats
J
e
'
[
m. t
. gtat* 1
jpare Ribs......... lb. 20c CHEESE....... lb . 32c
. |L C. HIT* HI
whole VanllU W>
msblae SUeed PE
INA TOMATO J
9 -..-........- . 2 no* 1 c«ns 17e
....— .......46 os. can 19c
no. 2 can 15c
A P Small Early June PEAS
fim r S & R K L B .........*
a ts u tiu a
ahs
BACON
jfjie
ail.
.ffi.
f y . ' B a . Wkala (w a ll
BOLOGNA.. 25c
15AC0N... lb. l« c
^Ollelin
HAm .....lb. t j i BACON lb. 12'Ac
MULLET
ttOlaOKNI MI|*U
BANANAS
..A pltga. 15e
WA Etfe’r
and coop^ate whfe
Mrrlcea of a fie
ld Ignition tune-up
l on added nervice
m
w t h r tim e fo il
and you can by getting tbe
VINEGAR
W* |
m i9 c i
Fr«e Motor I
2Sc IPeanut' Butter tfa
SWIFTS CANNED MEATS
sT (M
B a c o n S q u a r e s .. 2 0 c
■ u r n
C H E E S fe f t ; 2 | ^
l«n t Girl
'otCltaocr
S p a re
ftib s....lb * 2 0 c
’ *l**l TYFtKI.U TMNPMIUtl*
H A T U h » U fM »
■DMIUJHg CNt'CK
.| b .2 ^ c
Ptauh dkFenr Mix.......2 for 19e
Phlillpg Tomato Juice 14 ox. 5c
Steak lb. 39c HAM8.......... lb. 35c
STEW MEAT lb. 32c
OTEAK
D illu iV s M t t f ------ 20 ttw. »3c
.
,
W H m m t w .:r .ir i5 c
‘ ■ 4 1 VALL
New Hampshire Red Fryers.......... lb. 31c
Reef ROAST lb. 28c
15
Swl/l’i yjenaa Sausage
| )1 -
ea. 25c Onions............ 4 lbs. 15c
•3 -
..
WiNES
be ikntE to vitn
Apples............5 lbs. 19c Grapes.....2 lbs. 15c
niK B M U R H IIR O
in e r s
b r ju n o j
SCOTCHES
Carrots 2 bchs, 13c Pears.............. ea. 5c
t o ttUALITV WESh e r n
2 5 el M
LIQUORS
H trn s
T f i a t r . n % iiT i^ y r r
•
2W
T H E B JU T W
Coconuts..............Ja. 5c Peitrs^......2 lbs. 15c
r n iu ii titia r
La ®
11
*K IV LK I|1
vow k
E n g iU T e a s lb . 10, Tomatoes 2 lbs. 15c
rN K a ll r o iiT t i it I f Ad
m
LEGAL NOTICES
%
potatoes 10 lbs. 19c Potatoes 5 lbs. 19c
n ^ d
•«w ,WW4'dD
Senator Says Movies
Are ‘Monopolistic'
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11—OF)
Senator t'lnrk 11)., Mo ) cootcndi'd in lc<tiin«ny before a Senati* •iib-rummittee
Wcdnexday
that ihe motion picture irpluxtry
a t , a "m on opoly ron trollcd by a
half dozen man” who were detarmined to "plunge this nation in
to war."
The Miaaouri renator mad* the
nvorlion in urging an mvextlgatiun of what he called moving picturi* propaganda "to rrouw tneir
emotion* and make them clamor
for war "
Clark'* toatiroony drew from
Wendell Willkic. lull) Ill-publican
nrnddcntial tuiminee ami eounaal
for the film liuluatry, an aaaertlon
that the Mia.nuri aenator bad
failed to produce any evidence of
propngannn anil wa* reeking to
"prejudice the public with hil
mnnoply charge."
O. P II KUNIX IN,
Aa Clark o f aald Circuit Court
Ity. A M WKI'.KS
D K F tT T CLERK
l/a-lb, box 5c
^ FRESH FttUlTS, VEGETABLES
> . a. Ma. 1
IU40, rarneil JdH.iHXJ.OOil from
1141.
r EttWQMY DEPARTMENT -
Profeaaor Philip Jaaaup, of Columbia Unlvanlty, on* of th* fly* aurvivora of an air crash near Sao Paulo, Braxll, in which eight diad,
arrive* at New York aboard the Hraril lie la accompanied by hia wife.
Prof. Jeaaup waa awarded Braiil'a hlgheat decoration for hia heroism
in aiding victim*.
J * N f T en d er
STA N D A RD
I lA L T J M O l
SELECT OYSTERS
T fu v « tiyrakr R cd ry d t$»t »
•VII k u b a .a brought axaln.t you
In tha Circuit Court for Haulloo l»
Couniy. Florida. In Chancery, by
Bertha A W oodworth and you are
hereby r u t l r U to file with .the
Clerk of -fold Court la hie o ffice
In the Churl H oule o f Uimlnole
County, Florida, a t free toad. 9 lor Ida. your written
appearance
I personally or b r »-A tto rn e y )
In
aai4 aa4t o n , tk . Ur*t . Hen day ta
OdtOpar, A. V. IM I. b * lo g t ie dtb
day o f aaid month, an d'th ereafter
to file with tt>3~ held Clerk ytrur
dafettAei. U any. to the
Cntten
II o f com p lain t.to told aalt at
the time prnactfbed by law. H ero
in fa ll not or. Oderno pro confeaao
will (he entered apalnat you.
» - I t la f ardbea ordered that * |hla
fo r four roneecutlve waaka In,
The Beaford l l r r i l d a n m ip r y a r
c f aaaeral circulation puMlahod la
Han font, liemlnole ’ County, Florida.
Wltneea mr h.iml and lh . • »,)
o f euld I'niirt at Hanfunl. I1url<ut
Ihla 3rd day o f Meptember. A. D
veahT
�rrr r
l l - l i j I .M liU ’l - .
T I1E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A
i!D R «D A Y . SEPTEM BER 11. 1011
PAGE
By R. J. SCOT.
RAP BOOK
F I\ B
Piggly Wiggly WIR SPECIAlS
By Camilla Bradley ~r'‘
l 0 IT O R
WEINERS lb. 1 5 c
0 f
H0.ME GARDENING MAGAZINE
If^ o u Hi"*'
•li<appoint^
!a-t . '
l»nnu in n*»f tw'iru: hH p to c*
limy I'lm i« in -vpanit** *••>■• .
•mi will want to 'o »:ih «* «i
»ar and tfr*»w your
mam
'
SHRIMF lb. 1 2 h c
<i ; i*
. i it i
W Hit .1! TH K V L .\S T
I .if a Itt'lc
>.*iir Snrin
*«imr n*rv
n n(tw fr»
y««ur o* -i
t *t»;| i* to order thi* vny
GIANT
EOOD
CENTERS
ATo'i’ll fcrl ,) ' t m. r : <•.,
tlA N ii l > i 'I ' fli
full u:i 1 r
wi.ii- tv.
t.
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•
lo w e s t
,
c,f h e T v l
A.
o w n s
.!• s .H 'iiy
twt
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i
inJd.* Mr i 1 •
Y ill uill !•’:»• thr v i, tY .
from the laundry
f«*r the 1" iV»* iu
v ac\l t i sf.iy on A* •• w >'
vita the :iv . s . • f i . u .
'vyV
U.l
—/
Prtcos G o o d
Thru S e p t
13
W hite Bctcon ^15c Cold M eats
,
JF D I A M O N D S ,
Eat M o r e
PEARLS, EM ERALDS,
The
ci ...I, cisrsvio
Prices
■ I.. I. |i
term
ric~
E veryday
t
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SPORTS
jS
L iv e r
Ib
25c
L iv e r
Ib
25c
L iv e r
Ib
21c
C hops
Ib
25 c
OYER A
M IL L IO N
Vu
.
y v o B.I'H
L
l i ivvee r
S T A L L -F E D
BABY
BEEF
Fnh Steak Fillots
iu.i.k,,k ........lb
H o.lllh \ S.tko1
r a r e
F E A f K E R S , wrtwrrt
V | .o u R n < y « i5 im SIBERIA
m a *i
a f .d
r u b ie s
For
DOLLAR*
8 ( ases Appear
At Session Of
Court Tuesday
C h ooso
Ib
15c
S a u s a n c 2 Ibs 2 5
• n
le g s
6 h,r 2 5 c
35U5*
S te a k
C r o a k e r 3 lbs 2 S
P O T ROAST
ruh
lb;
v■« k« | k*r| i!
ib
Lobster
25c
i
19c
M oat
37c
lb
!>»• ill I i i ».-'i ■*
SictV
15c
B oot
sto u ts
25c
C hops
Ib
A
B o n e s : 2 Ibs 2 5 c
M l HANES KNITTING CO.
•*«l m dilY Ih i nti«i' .l ull
Mill* '
I M • .1 ««f I••v%11
OnU miic
whitr
|u i »«iii michirifid with mi off*n-.* itt th*
court Mm viii* I•;*v•• |.V>. ihiiu
nl With pri-dunr. wto had III**
dtir <wnlimit'd
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C’li !','»•<
th •InmU
J u n ' u rp h v . 1 1 uru* *1
re f f **»ltrd a 1 |" l-*.nd
Annr
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a llo w a
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p.
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r
plant
w
ill
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v
^
P.’ TTSBLIRGH
PAI NTS
\ : : L J q r ;fH c
A
FLOUR
7b 100
20 ibs 6 9 ^
B erq ain
VELVO
01 Tho
vlL TYiU
U
BULBS
W o ek !
M on th s!
King.in s R o h .ib lo -A
Hot Bargain!
Spaghetti >M eat 3 »25c
Kfirlchod A*Iour
Ihnirpi.in
Pills,i»ury
5 ib* 25c
ifcicuej I’ew Jnt —
iiv o ca d o s 2 i* 9c
Lojw«« Juky eoAint
Crackers •'» 15c
1 11
i ul I Ml
F la k e s PfcJ Sc
r ia k e s
o. j
Lom ons
6
u
5c
P ran as 2't» 19c
III nr • i II... T.1
P r e se r v e s -1 ot29
iu .J ,
>*«
Il'J
Sljn l.M.J Appio
25c
i *r
10c
nuniforCl 4o
Armour •
•
T ree!
U.(l
K.s»^i»y Cuilith
C okes
K.n
Cfioklng
OU
h o.i
Wnwtst I f je
T ro p ica l
*1. Y . Y«llow
( ir v in iii | <*
O n ion s 4 u-. 15c
a p p le s 5 ••
ViKjttua
k ii
OU
,.I
A p p les 2 u
Food
it
C,<n* ,ki
Y ai im s i 5
l.jvert'l Whkf* loot 04 VKio
k i v i n Lh.Ii- i.i.i
Cabbago
»> 4c
H«w Halu UuVt rj—
P o t a t o e s «. 3 n c
r N,||inj
Col
i»
«.
In CaiU n-i—In'On ut«i4-Uin l OS^ruliIrta
BUTTER
BKUSHIS • O iA S t
M U IItO ltS
, s u ? c . . |( i . 1 ;
29c
20 ibs 5 7 c
Prico In
•tKrrn.
*
K«»r BtiuMrri to your i|iie«ti*>iM
on icuhlertinir prohU'iiM ■«. n l .•
•*'f adilri"**4-d, 'tninprd «n\*h |M
th# Service Department. Il. im
<* riMninic Miiuu/ine, N|u linn
'die S t, New Orleans, lai. or car.*
el thb ncwnjiupcr.
r \
/
in FJocida aru i/itcrcpnnccrcd—
unired for tlcfchJc. W hatever and
wherever the emergency, Florida’s
jTower companies arc prepared to
meet it and keep the power flow
ing to thousands .of homes and
businesses—ithd to the scores ol
army camps and defense projects
.
Ib
N o i m s h m g 1 B a r g a in !
i hr. icei the m«M»t enjoynu-lit imm
w ..
C#l.. .
LIGHT
BULBS
•
fm
th*- tinif th** fir-t ..« d •
-• mi. Guard >«*uiiii plants av.tin '
*utMi>niM and ntht*r i lii'Ni mv
and pick the flnWer* M;n'\
” *w*y
23c
K'AJl'A
r*Miinif»*«.»I i* * •
| '• >«mJ di.iiiiav* . hu'ht
|
i
B a co n
fLC'UR
| al-iulTlo lnrhi'1 apait t lima*- i
, t.« ition th f l' i t . i*on Iiv ht ..nl,
I i* »t of the «lay \ ’tllii'tinn |*i •
I v..|.nir *uii ui Ih* iiiiirniin* ai I
( »de tie l.ittei |*ait **f th* *1,
of
SC..I.II
2
S m o o t h 1 R ic h !
H ottest
I I*.'
Ib
H«|lh « ! Yjcoti
Squaros Ib 25c
|n«*|Nirti**n
kiuh
J .*!•• vi^Th*' plants h*» 11*I !«■ •<
• " . | * iv r
ii
B aco n
»»• i*t••• - **i*:
I). -I Mir* haul
ii >u nl
of
|)*'t it ili'i'MI, v a • ’ 'in I 1'in’tv
nnd
*•,i| fill ••i o •!..
i '•> *•
JiaU 0 «harv* d mi'I i i nri v ' ii*
u r* ••:i!i*d w•;11<11. w i • 'ti\ i»
fd i"d fined
$-0 ft 'at .1 \
• i • >t |t t m
B r u i n s 2 ibs 2 5 c
1
T o n g u e s Ib 2 3 c
25c
Ib
lb
PAINTVM SURPLUS
CU A N -U P AIDS
.
w a u h io i
tK T IR JO t H A ?
SCOT-TISSUE
c o m n )p i;
lorr knional ^lcfehs*
w ' . z-
p • *
»+
-
,
U I X fla k e !
KLEENEX
Disposable Tissues
I
-
7«
tsUnlUc
ford Paint
French's-B#
W A D W U A R T ltl
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,? > &
>AY. SEPTEMDER 11.J « ! ' .
SM I
••Slurd. n«mlnnle\C«uwty, rU xt#*,
Likely tof Get Better la Future
1*41.
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REED, pacaawd.
v i u i o J i .u m fly .v
mr. SANFORD
•'
CRAP
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HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA
PAGE FIVE
BOOK
Piggly Wiggly SUPER SPECIAIS
IIKIINDON.
i * Clark o f m M U r n M O n r t
• CMrtJATlfA REED
ilatratals of tko artata of
r.
rr
5 C O I IS
• W lln m wur hand‘-■ h i ih« MaV
o f said Court a t B on fort. rto rU a .
tbt* Ird O r of H apt.m b.r, X D ’
Counsel of the Dopartmrnl of Arrituluro to arrant* one of jtt
sk k ly radio, program, (or a ol*ciktlan *f T a a r g a r i p r . . , ' .
I On* of the character! on tb*
program said: "Many people ate
finding out they tan *aro quite
a bit of money by using msrgarina intiaad of butter. It’a quits
a lot cheaper..» •
,
« "Both butter and margarlas
are chiefly fat Bp law or govarommt rule, both moat be at least
80 percent fat; Butter la mads
from the fat from errant. And
margarine, according
to new
By Htr.lMD ARNE
” WASHINGTON, Bept. II~<A>>
—There’s oulte a brawl brewing
beta ores the oily aubact of but
ter rerun margarine.. .
... .
It's no brswl. The
current
fracas dates from‘ Spring, when
a fommltteo on food anl notritlon
met to derise new method, for
feeding America better with the
hope of making the citlscns
stronger. The program e* far aa
Washington la concerned.
The committee issued, among
ether things, a sample day’s diet
which would furnirh the neces
sary vitamins and minerals, and
•till 'Would coat oidv 3d cents fur
the thrne meals. The menus—all
three of (hens—mention marga*
j r t e r r r r«n ir .
Mf : JLJg. WEEKS
■
D m rfrrj cler k
WEINERS lb
HOME GARDENING MAGAZINE
A IX
EK*
otic*
W HOM I *
... ,
If™ o u were
Is hereby
Mafia Heed, has i
» u as
disappointe<1
last
Spring In not being ahle to g o :
pansy plants in separate colors,
you will want to look ah eid this
y e a r and grow your owtj nr put
In an advance order with your
m i r s f y m i n now.
Growers
can
seldom tupply last mlttuje de
m ands e x cep t in mixed varieties.
AS aria M n
« e of Uarhoaf f t
made from aaimed fat or «U, <*r
vegetable fat or oil, or a combinatiom,,..
SHRIMP lb. 1 2 i c
l>ut a little foresight will keep
vntir Sanse color. scheme from
trout nwryj
•- «
•
- -K f j r " prim to grow your own.
thd| first stop is to ortlcr the very.
m
r
wF
kf*
f, GIANT
a
/ O . L - I n t CKiuF.
1
rooD
M U $ C L E .$ o r - t f j E
m
J •]
f49 ■ i
y o u 'l l feci n lot more comfortable in
llA N g s broadcloth Shorts. The scat is
qve Cut8
jhoice Wegte
’ARTMENT
.......lb, |JC
Ga, Irrik r^
Corntr 3rd 8 L A Sanford A t* . PboM 802 Frc« DelWery
Wa will appreciate jotfTfoo^
•ration with o v
new
atore
hoar* bfoadsy thru Friday epe*
8:00 A. M. close 6:00 V. k
BaturJUy ppen 8:00 A. M. close
» :a o
k
m
.
and farther, he wanted the D«p v t o m t pf Agriculture to atop
ItV employ#* from “ acuttllng of
Aaserioao dairy farmers.**
Rep. W. R. Pag* of Texas
w
& W t ft H S r s r a
Americas farmer* quKe Inters*ted
iup.......,.|2-14 oz. btls. 27c
In th« popularity of margarine—
i*lb, U c ’lS c i-lb . Jir 25c
.....Va-lb, can 13c
njpitag aroytd Waqhjngton s.k“ >•* a tax on margarine be
i ......:.... '....3 tail cans 23c
LEGAL NOTICES
l,
.4
BACON... lb. U e
M tiir
Webbing in the waistband Smart r.-.w j>a:-
.h cS S RARE.
L '”. r P A L M S ,
A
accurate measure give you a l .t r
Vice. T h e y ’ re roomy . . . not weakened I y
^ o w it ;^
undue strains.
'A U r f c if t l A ,
A
o n i^ it * /M .u r
f
• V.M
Y o u wi!\ ti'tc the way they come back
From the laundry . . . for the buttons arc
* sewed to s la y o n . Also available
aw
A -r
w J / W
S P R .H ^ S ,
A f
PEARLS, EM ERALD S,
WoRffrt O V E R A
v |.Q a R * i<>HiPt'>* S i b e r i a
-*
M IL L IO N
you prefer.
♦ y*/
L V sitVt «.
See your H a n e s D rilrr today
8
And buy some H a n S3 Under
shirts as well.
HANES
caorcH6«Aio
DOLLARS
Cases Appear
At Session O f
Court Tuesday
35165'
*trtfTOff-*AirM,
h.
«*U oil** flay
c.
til
with
f piM*fl in if,
\%►•»
hail
hi*i
cate *»ntinurt!
ChntKfi iiiffilnvt nefrroew wt*r«*i
^ Da'pl Merchant, »c» u«««l
of
potit larceny, win Domtl ifiiilty
and tilted $10 nr 'll i|nv*. Clem*
JjuA •• rlmrired with niriyinu
a c* ncrnleil uenpnri, wn* convictfd himi fmrtl1 I ’fl) or •><it d i y *
Jim 'Ilurphv. td'Mriftd with di link
♦rtn.-l\ osfrrutrd A *in l»4>nd.
Gain*. chnrjfvd with drunk
N on ci
TO V11HOM IT MAT rONCWIM
l.t
ii
take
notice
that we Crrjl
t rr tlutner, amt Mildred
atrlektaail ItuSner. hintend an* wife, •*
Sanford, glnrlda wilt on U>« If 4p f
ol Ocloker, A. I>. Ill) at .Ike Court
llouee In Henford. Florida at 1(
o'eloek A. St or at oeoa - Uiae*..
after aa tha matter ran ba beard
Wake application to aad bofert
nrio of Ibe honorable fudaae of
the rtreult Court of tha Sth JueU«lwl t:lrruli la nnd for (ko Coua4y nf Seminole, Florida for leave
la u ^ 'ft nll*»w n hrapinir t.»hl«*
al>«teinjul tii each iijiiurt' f<*«»t of
r .rfa<9. StroiiKrr plant*• will r«
Milt if ioodlinifH arc triiiiaplaiitiMl
t •ue {b efore th« v ar** *«i*t m tie
Wh#n ready for tie f in d plant
mtf d||f tho bed drrply
aiul add
niw Dtanure nr rmiimeretal ferti
liter s1" . the
proportion
gtv< ii
» l..vtw aT hf filante rhonM ! h* rt't
iit-'iitalO Inchoe upurt. (’hoose it
liHotiftn th it ifi't. rtinliultl only
p«rt of the ilay A «itu<tion pro
vuling aun m tho
m urning
mol
•b ole the Intter putt o f tho <!.•>
will give tho b o -l reeulta.
yovli rXiTk
Publicity Men Will
Meet October 9*lt
>Uioes id lblie i'dc
» K a a ‘ft. loc
,0^
fe S H n m
* LlQUOBS
* scorcHtis .
BW IFT8 CANNED MEATS
1
►WINES
v e.ie-o
U
» v * l TO V 1 6 »
<o>od druinugo, light noil, mol
lot• of nourishment are o»»onliil
from the time the flr-t rood t•oun. Guard young plants agatn-it
cutworm* unit other chewing 11
•rcta snd pick the flower* ilnily
to get the moat enjoyment from
them. ■
•
For anawera to your questions
on gardening problem* «oiol u
rolf addresre.l, *tumped envelope
to thw Service Department, Home
G rill sing Magasfnr, HlO llirnville Jt, New Orleans, La. or caru
ol th ) newspaper.
t ir i IJ1
Interesting
Has author)
VriJAfirfY
d x fe i.
•en busUvaaa
isa* Si -T “
,
ROA8T lby 28c lS|
Ib. 32c ftaiooi
------2 for 17i
0 a ° 8 « N * y > ■*«. } '
lUidM
b
'
' !, t 1
Liver
Ib
25c
j? Liver
Ib
25c
Liver
Ib
21c
STALL-FED
BABY
Fish Staak Fillot*
BEET
tUUUoe*........... fc
l»d
S te a k
Salmon. , . fh^
K.
. t>
«
11
T r im 1
k
Chops
Ib
C rookac 3 lbs 25
!iint'k»t]
POT RO AST
19c
ib
rU h
|&;
a •
S le w
R o u st
1
Ffeeqh
15c
lb
lb
19c
Fr»sh Ikuk Civil*
<
M eal
B ool
25c
Ib
25c
C<x>k«J k J r J r it l l n i
L obster
Hr
C hops
Ib
25c
Bruins 2 lbs 25c
A'en* 'ft hf*»|
T ongu es Ib 23c
Land O
.1 II... j:,r
Vo. Hud Tin
25c
C heeso Ib 15c
It- 1 Tin l- 1
S a u sa g e 2 Ib* 25
M ■ '» . k,-n
Logs 6 (or 25c
?•'
i •*k '
B ones 2 lbs 25c
| ;,•
»•* r
Mullet
iMfutiwt* Jo*Hri* .Millt’ t
•Via •ut nf t«*N%II.
Only om»
vbhitr piTFon wa-*
chartfi«l w ft h a ii offm-*.* at th»*
court. Mi* wm Dave Levy, chart;*
Ii
[iM n LKfll
l ‘\ U
Eal M o re Liver
For Hoolth * S.ilto1
Sen
SPORTS
1 ,1
1 w
P. II. HANES KNITTING CO.
j
|
R U B IE S AM D R A R E .
«>|u*n rrmind.
vegctab
II*
oF D I A M O N D S ,
E E A f H E R S , Wrticrt JS
with the new snap fuatencts, if
[ i’ ^ d
W hite Bacon 15* Cold M eats «> 19c
oF K E ^ A L O W N S
/a w w
i3 u £ 3 2 iito L .
lU o sik
Pricot Good Thru Sept. 13
O U AN fltv SIGHTS NtSUVfO
w ide enough to fit properly. Elastic
terns and colors.
lARD OV8XESS
L oiS ttoia,;
Lowoit Evoryday Pricot
\
a * Another point: Shorts that arc m ade to
OYBTER8
A ml re sen of Miim*soU to his
feet on tha House floor. Ills state,
in 1040, emmeil $AH,000,000 from Untied In testimony befor* a 8enbutter.
aU sub-committee
Wedoeadajf
Andreaen spoke of the program that the motion picture Industry
as “ government sponsored prop- ■ it a "monopoly controlled by a
tgsnoa" and called It "virtually half Horen men” who wara detarmlnul to "plunge this nation Is*
to war*
. . ,,
did thqir level' boat to put error
The Missouri senator made thp
tha
idea
that
olemargarlne, assertion In urging an investiga
uniter the new formula promt*!- tion of wbat he called moving pic
gated by (he food and drug ad ture propaganda "to arouse their
ministration, was equal if not emotions ami make them clamor
tuperior to butter In food value, for war.*
sad addad that “they
boldly
Clark's testimony , drew iron)
urged aMsomara to boy oleo fas. Wendell Wlllltle. (040 Republican
stead of hoUer."
' sldentlal nomine* and counsel
. Andreaen asserted that In thq S the film Industry, ah assertion
paat decade ho hai seen much of that the Missouri senator bad
"tho subversive work of lavends r M led to produce any rvldente of
lawygWL pink aconomleta. and propaganda and was seeking 4o
mauro home economic ladles."
“ prejudice, the pubtie with hia
lta demanded an Investigation, monoply chargey
l
I
full and roomy. T he U^s are lone me I
F tommot Philip Jw up. of Columbia University, on* of th« firs sur
vivor* of nq air crash n«ar Sso Paulo, Brasil, In which eight dML
•riivea at Naw York aboard tha Brasil lit la accompanied by his wife
Prof. Jaaaup was awardad Braxil’s highest docorstlon tor hia bsrslsia
in aiding vMtimd.
|
CEN
TERS•
I
.w
C jilA C cFU L OHES
AR.E. VERY <EiiSE
lb
B acon
37c
Ib
23c
Rnth't llacon
Squagoa lb 25c
B a co n
29c
Ib
Sunshino, Smooth1 Rich! Nourishing! Bargain!
Peanut Butter
MAIDA **A
LIGHT
FLOUR
BULBS
11
1
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B a rg a in
O l T he
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H oliest
P rice In
M o n th s!
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Spagh etti»M eat 3 - 25c
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C ra ck ers
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or got
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A- AILH3
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lo m o n s 6 i« 10c
Peal Tou.iioa or Coin
Cy-aHtht major
pnvatel^ cM'hwP |3<p\v*cT sythpoif
in F J o ^ z arQ ii/itcAr^nncctcd-onited fo r clcf^h^,' W h atever and
wherever the emergency, Florida*!
pow er companies arc prepared tc
meet it and keep the pow er flow
ing to thousands o f homes and
businesses—Xhd to the scores o£» •
ariiiy camps and defense projects
in ■«hc<s ^ « v ;;i j, .* j
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.
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tor
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�Grid Games Won’t Be Lengthened.
If Rules Are Enforced By Officials
aT M
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G e i o i e p -tb
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u p Mc r c /
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p through Michigan
lngt from fire truck*
3
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d t o o . e p f\ X c* ep uueus
O d o o o d 1 b Wiri A*0Sf
U A U .6A M CS
JACK!
(JF)~ Jr
wood. kl
champion
Southerns
ment Mi
Prnte V'
Cockra
at Viek<
among t
o f severi
________
"
play wit
referee !
will be
ing team
sending
ready hare passed the 10 mark,
said Al Nelson, Ponta Vedra pro
and secretary o f tha Southeas
tern Professional Golfers A s ^
elation.
w
About Your Face
Dw yaa really know about
your face7 Con**It wa about
the correct cosmetic for
your personal aau and ae- I
cure at tha asm* time a
sew color adterna far the
coming'year.
Tavares Grid Team
Down To Work
•Signature
5 5 2 1 s Furniture
, •Co-Maker
• Automobile
•'MODERN
FINANCE CO.
Ctsa-r-AAiJocp rtrcMci?
6C oO G »tf OP FiCCW CURHAaA
I n MfiUPlHe BROOH'L'/d
o^cecs
^
Which blocked itreeta
night rush hour.
at the
By PAUL ROBINSON
in
iH0i«ssi?:r
0iD
LOA30S
Eastern Stars Win
In Women's Tourney
1SIIF.V1LI.E, N. C . Sept. II
-(/II— Rcllina College fuotlinl!
m Wednesrlav booked a prnet ee
game
with
Aopala:hlnn
S-ate Teachera for
Friday at
\ liwille Memorial St-Hium.
Jack McDowall,' Roltina coach
’ rqurMtd no scouting by Davtd•nn, Rollina' flrat scheduled foo
i.r any other opponent on the
Tar slate.
Illto n ia iN K . Mass.. Sept, tl
tel** I n dei n Ft indurdhcirrr*
mi|i. .i ili t.-rmined Mil to ’ gain
the » i nu n i notional amateur,
IP’lftng i-iim'ii for. the fitst timeoriio I'.idfr when,
nfter
two
reun 1 i f M i-ih I'l.iy WednemlnV
at tin- tuuutrV club, they nallihi
.tw , hi.If o f tho.eight quarter-
two cures with the
SAME 901 f YiCU--;>
■TH A risstBious V ,
fin al
(.r-rib..
iS J U 8 T t « OOOKINO
i oat or a
• ~
Young Men SO Year* Old
Have Defective Eyesight
R i i a l u l U s aa4 " O W t **• *• M l. aa4 fit fla p c l eevreeStrv
a la u r e raa
m ark <* atle>
Vial* tkla a in te lle a . Call aa
laCay lev aa a»a#>ataMa«.
DR. HENRY
McLAULIN, JR.
LIQUOiG
C la s s it ie d A d v e r t is e m e n t s
TOR 8A 1.K
SITUATION WANTED,
« * 1» V E L V E T RU G and Phlleo
C u b ln it llaRio. 6 0 0 M agnolia.
Bxparlmcad cook wants work. AL
ao houaakaaper. Leol* J iff, 415
Tina Av*.
TOUIUST
alga ‘ for
rale . phon*i ill)it.
V rvoi
STO V E3, E T C
to
3 elec. 123
1 g a ju k u labia tup
ally gas,
fl wood
runsva 88 u»
t ktroacno r».
P.08K nUBUES—10 for |1
Ever tllaaminf. Order . m
' 2-ytar, flold-grown. Bargiln
fera with frvo rovea* Send for
freu fuldar NOW! Tyta* Rase
Nur«rrlc», Dupt Ko. 98, Tylar
nafe. »3o;
1 i.
Cutlets
lb. 35c
Sausage
lb. 12Vic
TENDER
STALL
FED
BABY BEEF
_____
_
,
__
Silver Cow Milk 3 tall cans 23c Soda or Graham Cracker lb. 0c
Bread.......16-oz. family loaf 8c Economy Salad Dressing q t 27c
FACTORY
PACK
DEL MONTE
Sauce
w a ia a
■ • ft .
I f bl«ycl(. I
made, locks I
W ANTED
I POST TOASTIES OR KELLOGG'S .
SUGAR 5 lbs. 25c| Corn Flakes pkg. 4Ac
Tomatoes no. 1
LLANVUU&
>Y a PArs Auto Paint
A S W IIH R
Fresh Prunes .. no. 2Va can 15c Matches...’..,....,.......3 boxes 10c
Arfiro Peas...—....... 2 cans 25c Bleach.
BUSINESS SERVICE
WraUni
loU M i M f U S
|5L1>0 non
•
Ole Swat* Slice*
Trudl* Ma# Brock,
8-dooc FrlgbLIra, Waal for smatt
'
Bologna
lb. 15c
nOUSEWORK. COOKING. Maria
. Jaclann, R02H E. 7th 8L
frig., 1 clcc. water heater 810.
Oil A wood hcartrra. Hurry
for bargain*.
Green1* Fuel flan Sorrlt#
Across From Post Offlca
n v
Bacon
NEAvTlXlii I'MI 11ilK pullets AAA
prJifv. SWin thicken Farm. MOU8KWORK,
E
_ !!t. 2, Rug ISO, Klder Spring*.
6031k EJ 1th 81.
U SEn
10,011. f 5
A iJO.
range, .1
:S
guKtff am
(i«* N|M»fc»4
STMIKJC
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
by FRAN STRIKED
Hamburger
n n iiu r .ss
FIIER DKI.IVERY—M10NE ttO
l IA x T W C
Freak lirvaa*
Bacon
WINES - GINS
i— , H S L P W fl/p
IOR E. 2nd St. Phone 563]
.—
Hut tin- fortunes ’ o f Die draw
nml the high ’ fillbre i f tho oth
er survlvnrs, including Mrs, Es
telle U w -on I’age o f Grrentl»n>, N. IT., the
10.1/ winner,
loomed os terrific ubstaclai;
Tluee ef the four en-lern vie*
tors were litim-hi-d in tho upp«r
bracket—Mr - lteln"rt. M. T-ggeraon, o f Great Neek, N. Y,|
llclon Sigel o f rhlladclphlai nml
Mia. Hylva Annculicrtt Lekhnof,
the tmilmp'llt.m
ch.impltin
along with To si** last remaining
hopiful, Mrs. Ffhnk GoMthwjllj,
of Kurt Worth.
L m riS iiP A maw t—
baCfOQASCCONO r
EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP 4
Rollins Tars Book
Practice Encounter
w Al-BoS'fA,
ILORIDA
“ lW«Je enbetitutioas now may,
C och r
yv j
k»OI
-e made a t any tim e S , Oktmtn peoeji'aev
said,
can only
„ be
________
sai., ‘“ they enn
made decisiveli
without unnecessary ’ delay, and
any action or inaction which tend*
to prevent the ball being put in
play promptly I* to be construed
by the referee as delay of tho I
(ie ts
game.
. "When fgr.Instance, the watch
TAVARKif, 'SepT II — (Spc- ’TrsTepp^rby an incomplete pass,
— The - Terarrs BTomr«nrwr •bait going out o f bounds. etc.,
>.nging into their avcond .week substitutions can be msde with
•f practice, hsvu begun to get out penalty, but If t(e attacking
•l"Wn to real work
ns
Couch team fails to get the ball in
! --<• Dooley seeks to round hi*
•‘i"ed into the mnit formidable
possible for the openingSent. 2(1.
With tho stajt of school last
Monday, several promising pro
• "<-t« have returm-d to the foie
iml Inrrcasril the number
rf
piayers reporting for tho daily
practices.
•
up to $300
M L
NEW YORK. Sept. l l — UP)—
Answering numerous
criticism*
aimed at tb» new unlimited *ub■titution role, Walter R. Okr.on,
chairman of tho football role*
committee, said Wednesday there
would be no reason why frames
should renuiro niora time than
formerly i f . the offieiaU enforced
the rule*.
During the
paat week, the
rule* committee has discussed the
new rule with members o f the
Football
Crache*
Association
ftilc. committee, Okcson said,
and the ' two groups agreed tho
situation la fully covered' In tha
code aa It aland*. With proper
enforcement
of
tho 2S-*rcond
rule, fT was agreed, no new or
unurlial dolsys should be encoun..
UP)—Ccrtroor Uofiud Wcdn#
day reappointed H. C. Nichols ol
Ocala to tha 8taU Baud of V*.
Urinary Examiner*. Two now
Oil Sardines
. FANCY QUALITY
GET YOURS
EARLY, IT
WILL GO
TALL
AT THIS
CAN
“HOT PRICE”
Potato 8tlr m»d. can
Hominy No. 2 ft can
Macaroni I-lb. roil t.
Spaghetti 1-lb. roll ,
Turnip Greena mad. can
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGET-
10 lbs. 17c Sweet PO
Potatoes
le ttu c e .
[AS— lbs. for ll
�I ■
— r-tsy^*
■
-
.
T’
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r vr j-l
i V
f / '-
4
^ m fi.n l N T h e O nly C en tral
i iu
\ fron tin g K ail. I liu h w a i
lr .in>|)ortation
\iii| W a t e r
A N IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S l'A l'h lt
N FORD,
F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y , SKI’TKWHF.K
I !.
I'.UI
Alrml.i'r A « m i a . f i l 11r o> <
Nazis Admit
Sul! Fight
?” ! Navy To ShootEirst
Bad,
Kindles
Cramps StylejAmong Unions Invades U.S. Defen
OfSubRaids
Germany Says U-boats
. Now Engaged In
One Of BiggestCoiP
voy Attacks Of War
Russians Claim They Movement Has Kept
Have Thrown Inva Nearly 10,000 Work
ers In Coal Mines
ders Back 12 More
From Their J o b s
Miles Along Center
^Action Instead
Of Worth Hinted
Aswh><-i H
Prows
IIAZI.KTOk. 1*
RooseveltrBecias
British Troop-5 I'd'.o <
s, Ut. 12—(A*)
i t
L l)
Slinrp W iirninu Given
< i riii;m> And Italy,
Iti^iio \\Miy From
D tI tii-ix i* Waters’
11. Oi l
Th« Herman high
command — Fighting lir>>kt> gaiit Iwtwrvn two
today acknowledged
that
It* rival union fneliuu* today nt the
fortes on the Russian front are anthracite enlliei y u* a protest
against an inervas*- in union due*
encountering bad weather and being spread into new territory—
difficult terrain but saM opera n move that h * Ink. n nearly 10,tions are progressing well never 000 I'ennsylvania laid coal work
theless.
,
ers from Iheii j.d..
Capt. John D. Halliday, front
The Russians claimed rarlv to
In brief it « « . a free fur-all 1
Baltimore,’ Md., was skipper of day to have thrown Iho 'tier- when the member* „ f the CIO
the
ill-fate*)
Steel
Seafarer. mans hark 12 more miles along United Min*. Worker* at Phila
4 _ * r Ammm*talH Pr»*«
American freighter bombed and the central front in a counter- delphia and at tin Itending Coil
Germanv announced tntlav. sunk In the Red Sea. Capt. Hal- offensive that also had spread and Iron fompanv . eidliery drove
ffharrl on the heel* o f Roone- llday and hla crew of 38 were well to the north at ng 400 miles o ff a traveling •*roii|i of unionists.
reported
rescued by a British of fighting line.
There were rn <eru.ua injuries.
W lt’i ord er fo r "»h oo t
on warship and landed on the wes
The Germans announced dur
• U h t"' defence bv American tern coast c f the Gaif o f Suez. ing the day that their ilivi*
bomber*
>nu*hc<l
n
Uu«*i:tn
warships at the accroach o f
submarine Kn«9 on the
lllark
A xis salders, that German
Sra,
destroy
in*
an
unnUtcJ
mint^ U -b o a t torpedoes are even
hep nf Mtibmiirinr* nlon* with :*
Row slashing through
the
10,000-ton ntcamrr that
trywaters o f the N orth 'Atlantic
in* ti fire
hroii'iffil
Odrivrt.
Th* enuld have hern an opernin one o f the frreatest con*
t l«>n fn m Riilgarian bases, si
Yoy attacks of the war. So far,
W. fl. Hofmann .if the S.tnthough i f course, not necessar
twenty two shlpa hay* b««n sunk
f*»rd Mmlrl Kiii*rs t'iuli ..mnniere.l
ily so.
• out of more than forty vessels Jn
The Russians
offered
their ti day that n inndi I "lin e meet
h heavily-guarded convoy, Hitler's
most optimistic war picture in and contest will b*- h- I I nl the
Hljrh Command said In a special
Municipal AirjM.rt Sunday morn
a *nng time,
hullotin, and lh« aaaault la pro
Herman reports wrre again ing. beginning sit In no i-'dueV
preocrunied
with
Leningrad, and continuing until alx.ut .1:08
Presumably the convoy
was
where llerlin said flrea were I*. M.
^bearing American. war supplies
Originally the meet bud heon
leaping in many sertlona from
tain. Although Germany's
Uniforms for the 88-odd mem Nail bombs ami artillery shells. scheduled to take n'ar. in |>.iy
stand
on RooMvelva
Iona
Reach, tint Mi
Ilnfmann
1‘ursui. g an altered policy rf
at was shroudsd la of* b r a of Company C, Fourth Battrying »•
to> reduce
Defense *rytng
reuuce the
me city
Cliy with
’" nc'' *"ld- 'Its h'—e
silenca a significantly timed latino of tlu> Vlnrids
Drf*"*® ollt
mtkin, a
,
frontal assault.
n<>'
i„ |
Iho
out makine
nt o f tbo convoy at- tallon of tho Morida
0ennan pilcts
ni|cl,
dropped
along I munly until seho.d . •••m il. the
It appasr to tho Bor* Ffrcc hare arrived awl prebably German
I be Isauod at the next regu- w|jh their bombs pamphlets urg- |Davtonn fliers ............. Ii coneorroopondenta that tho Rofch
ar drill meeting *Mwnday
'
“night‘ |ng the citluns to surrender it.Isenled” to rrnie
Hanford-,
to aaewei
Cu!*h nriyc-d toMlin*' more thin
8:00 o'clock at the Armory, The alternative, they asserted
.with astlon
$75 will hr nffrr»«l the* b»»v*
C. Harper, captain, mnnounc- was It* utter destruction.
Berlin spokesmen rahe.l the who*e plane* nrr jiolft « lh.* win
' Delayed tecauae o f the heavy question of the coming winter nrra on n print bn«i«. I*«»inl« will
iwsfJ<*t! on n r;iti*i nf ihr
anas an tha clothing industry weather, Insisting that In any
to the defense program, the ease the ma)or renulred victor time o f »hr engine run to th»*
forms are eapeeted to add a ies would fall to German am x lime nf flight, Mr. Hofmann or*
impetus to the weekly drills before the period o f real bln- pbinnl,
Cllina which ha«t‘ U rn **;vl»
boast tha general mania of tarda. —•— •.•••■ ■-*- — —- 1Define# Force, Capt. Har
Russian elsima to continued to atn-l rfprrirnlnliVM l*» th
itar.
'I’ iiti*
success at tho center were de meet induilo tlrlnndo.
v u buy
Inj »n per declared.
One of (he uniforms together nied in this fashion l German l.akrlantl Went l*alm lh* h tv
U
to 0
O era u
people for
Jackaunvlllc.
winter relief fund* In which be with Its field equipment Is on military Informant* spoka o f Ihe
Sects red success
unhesrd M
o f In'
x__________,
- display at tha Flnt Street store fighting front In that area u«
World history
the of Vivian Speer, who la a supply about 4.3 mile# #*»t o f Smolensk
te n was rewarding
.
German soldiers' sacrifice In sergeant of the Defense Force. while Moscow had put It much
Tne uniform is an attractive to the west.
,
Mood, sweat, worries and privaellver gray In color,- highlighted
It was admitted, kv the GerAn authorised ipokasman In by touches of bright orange. On msns that at on# point Russian
LEESBURG, S«*pt. 12 — ISlatar declared “all of the sleeve la an orange emblem tank char*** had h'oken Into
t conUntiona an Ilea.” with these words sewn on with the main Nasi line*, but these rial)— Ij.ko cnunlv. laxpo',•
Rooaeveil’s reference, to sllter thread, "Florida Defense were said to hava been rcpelM last, year paid tho low v t I-.
with the destruction of 08 out of in 20 years und will gel an .
freedom of Uta teas was the
Included In the outfit are shirt. _a toUl
__ _ o f .100 Red tanka In a further ri'duetlon In th.'ir
S«ak of hrpocrlap V m l declar*
trousers,
tie,
cap
and
halt
all
of
,|n,|,
action
bills this
year,
accordin'?
•4*11 ||. (Mini*
ad ha must tear tha reepoaaibillty
C o l.
1
l i t ;td f •»f s| 11 \ i .1,
The Ruse lens for their pert County Attorney J. W. II""'.
(he asms color. Tha cap la borhn\•
1 ill* i'
in
military
dUoatthee
nf
yester
r
f
Tavares.
The
mlllage
for
•
dared
with
orange.
M-.ll
.
"u n *.f Ihe# S-Mlin l * (
A London admiralty
•\ II .V
Field equipment ln_ the. display day claimed that Ujclr armies crating expenses will dmoun'
r.
i
admitted one Brii -mIii
«*hnpt»*r “ f llu* NnMrnui h
rifle, bayonet, held the Initiative *11 the way nine mills f. r 1041, against - f
K S I Ik
ablp damaged dor*
I •>. .1
tion for f nf-ant if«• I*.a I\
11»* •nut i t :
la tha North Baa Ammunition belt, canteen, knap frrm Oomti along lh# eeater In 1010 and the school I... ■
sack and other military equip* north to Yelnya and then to millaw for operating exp...... ^nimlr (mbtli* ti |» *t« r •
aaral t*
• '%••lliticr f » I
Fr:i»i^'
Velikie Lukl. tha latter ""'y will ho :t'4 ss comparml l> I" from Prr»itl»*nt
no other Mkwwlodgemcnt
lllie h .r .l t .
II
Capt Harper announced that acme 210 mile* below thn north- for 1010 .
Rocvgrvrlt fur Ihr fiHft tin
I un mil f.»r
man attack* at sea.
•I
of German
he wished residents of Sanford westerw metropolle ef Leningrad.
Assessments have been mi i [ munily playnl in hcl|»..ur *
I t*'trh*b S» ••
! I* . >. V
•
i
nnt^nwi.L*
win.i
to see the Defense Force mem
f
nn
In accordance with • -he
n
rn f iff *»
ber* drilling in their new uni
160. T»t with which
ti
SUM law requiring
f>*-•*•
r K Nf- Ki-*' i •run «*•| i
forms- aa aeen a* they had been
property assessments, brio.? ib. parnly si<«.
Util In • » #tf .ini fc|ntir •
distributed and altered. Ha said
assessed valuation to I32..V'
•l»»ry (r.i
liti'hl i i* nt |||
Thr Prr^lilrnt tennl
---------- ■
the men probably would not wear
000, o f which 924.4H 1,000
. .......... .. „ bunt f too
"A* 1 Rai«l nt lh. t'*fi tif ntv Vv.•run*
, A Made poealbie by donations them neat Monday, but would
- * 4
be
used
ns
tho
basis
for
a
.
"
M
M.
Mrthiluy
erlclirnti
...
Mr
Ki»» aa■« |>*fir I •
nr*wi’ .-m l%
. *
. M
merchanU and ladtvidaala. wait until tho next drill period.
NEW YORK. Sept l l .- I A V - mrnt o f luses for eieratim? ■' Kill, nothlnt? n el M# r 1 • iOV
nt 11 1 • iilmiM a tj.irnin*
a . chicken pilaa supper was held
••mli fitf#••* »t n
The government today itevealed penaes. In 1040, the rsaesse.l s..l he»rt thnn th** he •fill t'f mir Me ■ «
hat night at Laka Monroe and
texts of secret meeadgea In which nation, Including homestead ■ ■ lioyn ami gir!t n 11 vn.inif m»-i "f x 1 .. khllr ■Ini’ *Kimblr
w*a daclarad a "susetsafu! oca Hamburg spy tenter requested emptlons, we* only 811,117.07
'•••I llltf tu »r ri >( • bud
and yoiinic, *v« in Ml r*» hi** h
g^asina.’* Tha event was sponsored
information about American air
••nr •( thr front 11
i»f 1 u- it:. ... Lm *»•• \Vi’tlU<* l|t 11 r «>t
plane production and technical
i.ibaiut $:tu
tiunal flef?ir"
"
'
■
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and
I "Th*n yeir I :ti»» wrl» ru* •<( IV*p ThtlrMio* vuo riven p* •
Mw nmmlttaa on arrangements.
The
message*,
received
by
a
NEW ORLEANS. Ut. Sept. 12.
j tvti v*•je»it to r«**ri o f unit r«»nnlr •
|*h« cilifen.t v h *. hclfuil ihrApproxjmatoly , 109
Person*
i»t 504 I••:
th»» rfb»brjti*»M r*f my blr'ht’r |H»r«h "M »
ire pteaeaL and heard Mrs. E. —(/u— A bprge with eight men "spy” radio station operated se
aboard
waa
tarn
from
tta
towing
cretly
by
tho
Federal
Bureau
ef
Avrfutt* nl »l i'li'l ) f •«! »
r.nd I «Io wnnt yru to kn« v
Koonta of ,_____
Oviedo,
year's
Shortly after Stuai| Melntvr
_ ,hatt ya
tug
today
In
a
tropical
storm
Investigation
*
■
on
Long
ffelaiut
'
A
I.
«ii.nl«*r
win
I
"•
tit'il
f» i*«*rin'
.hour much
who lives on South Hanford Av- Lh'"T
n" l<’ " 1.
I. pemonallv.
persenaiiy. >."i"
it a f the County P. T. K.
to !•ilia run n
*»n F*i!r C.•
driving In taw., clafo your splrndbl e ff.t t . '
CcuscU, apeak. Talk* were also In Urn churning Gulf of Mexico were Identified by James 'Ells nue. began
worth, FBI agent and govern Wednesday afternoon hehe r....
riTm In msklnir the Presbl. r.'. s I I nt a r t of nppmtimnt'Iy $"11
by Gas Sehmak, trustee. o ff th* Louisiana coast. C
Guard headquarters ordered two, ment witness, at th* trial of 16 over a snake and billed it with (<*r puhhc, O t . Byrd annoiuufl
Tit** Ci^h^fWiv t*i ••iiirtlo*!
»'
cutters Into th* honey seas to men charged with conspiracy to the wheel* o f hla car. Leavl» • hli ratlrrmrnt an fftaitninn f
Hot.trio in l*i in lunl u ik i U * 1 1
spy for Germany.
the scene in quest ef an lni|>!< the munty chapter o f tho
Lako Manta* School mas dtdi- search for the barge.
vnlun
o
f
$.1,035,100.
<(mmllam#4 •• hsid T»*«l
am M ud
bIib s wntn dUrnsei
ment to remove the m ake font
Berlin Spokesman DeU s cr i be s Roosevelt
; Address As “Lies”
I’ncdnm OF Seas
SJron^ ly Upheld
'«•'* ll A* Basic And
i 'mdiimcntal Policy
li* \mcrifiin Annals
Model Plane Meet
To Be Held Sunday
At Local Airport
Defense Force’s
Uniforms Arrive;
To Be Issued Soon
■‘ I
IV
lb nt
*W u:
^Kr
Urn camtag achaoj year.
Southeastern States
To Return To & 8. T.
Barge Lost In Gulf
Of Mexico Storm
i
i c
W it h e r *
Ixhing tha job, continued hi* trip
In a
to town.__________ ' ’. t
'..
Thao* who have r»ported for
praetle# to^data^gre aa follows:
NAMB
______
POSITION Panama Will Cloae
Chorlea Geemley
tM G
Several Consulates
Therun Nsitdeu ■Itt T
Raya am rtport** Roy Fex
148 C
PANAMA, Panama, Sept. 1*
f wmkmiU from Al Ratean
.
m c ury—
Panama Thuradsy mmi I
1M T
with Germany's requeat that j«*
m l consulates In Nasi-held terrltori?1M B be cleeod, and ordered an bivr-ti
1 « O gallon o f th* recent atnklig o f lh"
freighter Se.->
t a e Amarican-ewnad
firing th* Pawmam flag la North
AUse tie water*.
A reliable
*ourta . Indies'" I
leraa would luteliete ahorllv
ordering th* rieeure ef all
consnlatae in UU eeuntry
Hungarian B#gMit
R t^lv gd By Hitler
Edward lliggim. iccrrtnry of
tho H'mlmde County Chamber of
Coninierve, was Informed hy the
*tato Chamber of Commerce from
laeksonville Inday th»t tho "criM*
is over' regarding thn ga-ollm.
-hcrlsge in this Mai* during th<tourist season, ami that burin"-*
will no| suffer on th1, account.
“ It Is very gratifying to re
ceive this bulletin from the Slate
Chnnrtcr explaining It* activity
<n aolving the gas shortage pro
blem In Florida,’ Mr. Higgins
commented.
The notice received from the
Htat* Chamber headquarters la
as fpllows:
Well meaning fricml* ho*e
been mildly critical ef your Htaiu
Chamber for IU stand nn the gas
oline shortage problem, seeming
it ef *wiakful thinking,’ etc..
when w* Issued statement- to the
rffeet that
FlerkU'*
tourUta
would net. In th* belief of this
he . ..handicapped}
would not
Uoctlt I#
‘wi.hfnlly.'
had your
naval anil
they arc on
mi
........ 'i d
wurmtitt Ih* clear.
»t (tt'Piniiir of
1 war entfr Iho
t o
f
whlcn
t *r Ain»Tu*:»,i1 lie.
•«» ill 1In ir own
•
kbirh 1 luiv«* l»i.cn
■ tr t’hlt'f t«» tho
\»n»y nn'! Nnvy
•tut that ptiIL*y—
ess
nl •b,rlnrcil '"It i*
<>ii mir part when
• protect 111*' HPUt
1 !•* American dr*t.l.x.l •
•a-n in n*»t •HITN.
•1 Ik* ni» «b'noting
cunt iniiivi ti11 neck
hi
1 in# tbU historic »n«
>» •*'. t
- »• I t.iir
I
’ rtNitlrnt
iftrr
another,
rvnt •
-• \int ritMH nliip.i which
2* 11t inent
ttf |tull«ji— -
tJrcrr, the Itohin
M» »*l Si'afiiriT. th*
\n»| It lht’4P ho inhlc'l
I* *i» it «rn which b.ti| not
•. V.o-o-d known to tho pphS
»'
.
/
•f
I • Inly, I !•11 .** hi*# ailltl. M4lt
m b.itib'tehip in
North
•util- \vT»i folinwid by
1 M-ini* which for -A b»uir
•nt* l*l to »mihiMiv»T ilw tf
. ...
. |.»-il|«n of attack.
'
Snake Neot Found
On Sanford Avenue
weeks tnisiug _*(•
their telta, Urn Celef Semluele ‘ High
a n confident that they
good sh e y for their
W With Eustia.
milking.
. in . *'
£ . , W " C i : ,ss,k',! 1,1
ip
Nn-
i * th.it
arv
i ii n by lu'rinit*
ii Ini'
Amounting Tn S71r>
Iho road, ho reUirno4 shortly i"
Football Players Are Confident Of
find several small snakes gath
“Crisis Is Over” RejrarHin^ Supply
ered around H dead one.
then proceeded to li'l
BeinR Ready For Gustis, Sept 26 theStuart
other reptiles and, after fin
Of Gas, State Chamber Announces
the
mi
mo
Text* Of Spy Center
Messages Revealed
'.m l th e
- ■.•It-III s siuiofI. lii'li i ' the 1‘ p'sl*
i im.i bl-wide ad*
hi ili. r ib. wr want
graniznt
Community Supper Is
Held In Lake Monroe
a ircra ft
.i.I i c.itfi l not o n ly
l.ui
hip* of all
. . I i\brn sailing
whIits ." This
" - .i
-pi culatitm
.
»
v»lem
for
Local Croup Cets Sanfordites Apprcve Sea Po
R oojevell Praise
Made In Prer;: at
In P^rilysrs Drive Building IV rm i ( s
Lett
InM
i.'lt* In* hn.l
v >' v Ik shoot’
' \ . ‘ iil.ninrinen,.
* nr
-7S 3
I*resi(U*nt Sends Herd
•i nit
i c i .I ju
nreaa
i 'imt i \ cunsidcrH
il.jiii* ii.
Weekly Drills To Get
New Punch With Is
suance Of Clothing
Further Cut In Lake
County Tax Hill Seen
I’ res#
i:
Ii.
|"-rt-e.'tK o f the -ubm arrlearly «ern. Nu Ilrlltn.arienn -'.I.m arines w i n
.,
>. I.«.id|i'd< <<f mile.) o f this
■ 1 .* n• tl.<- time, *« the nsllone,.(
the Mihmnrinn I- rlear.’*
I'll. -" Inrident-, take’ t rollerM ,.ly lh " I're-ldent said, could
"..Iv t- r. rarded as i.nrt o f a
j.■■mmi.i I Nasi ded gn , " t o aholi-fi
Mb, frrr.li.m r f the vM -, and to
; .rquite i.l.-.ililte control and do(n*
inalo.t. .f
the l e u fo r them,
J lh-I
• "Cw'l
mil n I.,
. thi*
T I.
iiiiI.
-111
tJi'f
Ann
i»h
iT»
11
1
1
1 ff,;i • *1 »•r «*#
that 1* Im •
nutf In v f . 11,1
’
. oil 1mtil
t. : pigl.t "
Wi lli.I have lx i n dune.
m<
rot., f
0.1 j f .
“ Iiwteud. we thnae tu Itnld fa.', VC. Cl (.' I. Ill v.11 ,' nim.il'? tir*
to the Iwdl-f that A u k riean -I • ni.'th.Mrt wit" vi .Mi •V l| f iq 'j* ;
solvo pmblrms, that Aniirinm
-Oil ltl"V |nili :■
III"*. If.'.I ll.
ran and will co-o|wrnU*.
An rn ui*. ii»f" with t* *• IVrnii'int,
nnumrment
y the
A-?-»cl sir I
Ml
Clip' n aurl ".I, "In sn.te
Pre a that the railruuilx had mff id lh.' fr.et t). .1 I li.lvII two l-r
ilcient tank curs to dixlpale the i|„r up i n ■"I iqrolyed, I ( "I
-hortagn, thuugh longer delayed Ihiit « " «h<ii ■id"''
- a 1 tn
thun wo had antlelptte.1, wax on" i.tii -r ntlie-i I « ■.fee • * X|. « (foil
c f the phakes nf the ■itimliia. i.iritw.. with t|>
Cup t. but inn|sm whrbh your Htntn Chamber f.d» ni HUerfnl riiiotlnn n ft .r lb "
had been at wnrk nlwayi through a.ldrrh -, .in •• I" r - i t. Irrk,
rlo-e
operation with Governor h a. "already • 1 1 :<d ’ .. the n i.
(toll ind,'who left nothing undone v.nl avtithm itWI-hm und U waitlo lake Hi rid., nut nf thn ’ blaC'- Ing ll. I.e called ."
nut' sono oriktoil hy Hvcrctaiy
Johnnv Mi a n , a -t >!«-nt at
ickea.
Emory Unlv-f-Rr. it tie I e-i
"We believe now that lh" cri nlutlirilllje lh it 11..' XU'bcS wa<
sta is over that the local Cham-.................
..................
.
"Fine* but'until
l.tst ...........
atglt*. Re.
bera nf Contmerte can spread .vclt wn» not uggreisivo rnouttli.
hews lo this effect In perfe.t lie rhould have ili'clari.'d war ltd
safety.’’
year."
Mr. HlgtlnX said that the ques
Another young msrr, VM Itt-etion of tft. gasoline shortage t'lnl, J r- lx witling l» v.v.r': xxlth
and how it would affect tho tqur- •he <)pfen.«e p r gram In uny wav
Ut business had teen a aourte he cun and xgreer wi.n Hk' “ gurof worry, to all laUnsted Ip ernment ’ polif Ics."
Florida's progress and wtlfsre.
E. J. NcRon. Jr., alteriwy, .loHe added that "this statement feribed the rrex'dont’s address as
from tha State Chamber of Com- “ very cmphatlo" pn,l ate* Ibo
»--rre. which b«t thoroughly elu- sttuatlf.il In tho samo light ns
e l '. •
With that control
in their
hand,, ho -ui.l, tho next step
...i.bl In- "ilnminntinn
of
th-x
United Stat. x and . tho Western
ll.'i.p nliere by force,’ ’ with n®
Aimrieni. vessel "free to carry
on noy iwaceflil eommeico ex,"|d bv the eonilescrmling graeo
of this foreign und tyrannical
power."
Although, Roosevelt rontinued,
-i me lit" to regsr.1 the United
Stales Nnvy »* invincible, this
v>u< true only so long aa Hr*
Rritlih Nuvv xuprtv^s. With Bri
tain gone. Hitler would be ablo
•o fur outatrtn the United Statan
in building shioa.
"It Is tlmo for all Americana
tho
Americas,"
ho ■"■•Wf
added.
|of 4all
441 H
IM nillW
MSWe* '■>
"la slop being deluded b / tho
R__ that the Ar
mtm m
romantic notion
lng haopily
hanp
_
cas can go on living
sad,
peacefully In a Nail-dominated
•Id ,"
Then. l\e turned to tho q'
tlon of freedom ef- the
tcrmtne It a "haslf and fi
mental" pulley for which g*
tlon after generation of Ai
cans had battled.
"That has been our
proved time and again, in
our history." he sold.
“Our polley has applied
llnio immemorUF-^njjd »MU_
tha president. II* additi. “There
A!
l* no room t» .G ‘ *
■ j
*
■an
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, U.'TTTT*
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?esbnrg Anglers Brooklyn Dodgers
In JjjfbStraight Head For Chieago
DeLandTeam And Final Games
» a u a « , Dope»■—
•Tke iLeeeburg
Anglara
It tu»#\*4rolght over the
id Rad-Hat* In tha finala
norldJtaiaU League playrlaa Tena Monday night,
* by W 4 K o 7 aeoro,.
ItnO km. At to 4 'going Into
latS' "iM M c. tha Anglara
( • m F v V l t a Rad-Hat
if,.: bubmrff after thraa run*
corad- DeLand out-hit tha
14 tm V B i
II 006—7 14 a
19 01s—8 » S
ad ' Mediaehi;
pc 9—<jf*>
or raprafrom tha
iawn-at
NEW YORK, 8*pt. 9.-0P)—
Tha Brooklyn Dodger*,
riding
with equal comfort the ruihiono
Of • opoclal train and the “cuehton” of ■ three-game National
League lead, loft Monday aftornoon far CUfago, flrat call on
tkely final 19-gaai* woatom trip.
Bat to tha playara and tha
Flathuah faithful who gave them
a noiav aandoff at tha atation,
It really la a thraa-gama trip—
thoaa thraa game* with tha Cariigala at 8t. Loala Thuraday,
Friday and Saturday which, any
way yon figure It. ahouid dccida
this aiaaaw pennant race with
all hot mathematical finality.
tha burden of proof, at tba
raomant, raata mainly wHh tha
Cardinal*. For Brooklyn haa play
ed two mart gam#* than Ht
Lou la, and by winning an even
down of Ita laat 10 contvata
(erven of which ara with tha
laat-placa Phil Ilea) would forca
tha Card* to taka 17 of their 21
to flniak the aoaaon one game
In front.
Tho final atandlnga, In that
caaa, would be 101 vtftortee and
M defeat* for Ht. Louie to 100
and 54 for Brooklyn.
Basldaa tha bulge they gat
from thoaa erven gamaa with
tha PklLa, who have managed to
win only two out of II prevloua
gamaa from Brooklyn, reapaetlva
performance* of tho laat 10 daya
alao appear to giro tha Dodgara
an adgt.
On Sapt. 1 they w*ra half a
garaa back of tha Carda, only to
climb to tha top by tha tiggaat
BODY RENT TO FLORIDA
C,
i
Jam eson
T h ir d
» I
WASHINGTON, Sapt. 9.—VP)
—Senator Andrew*, of Florida,
cald Monday tha body of hla
grandnephew, Maxwell Brigham,
28, killed in a Baltimore ahlpyard accident Sunday, wa* being
forwarded to Weatrille, Fla., for
burial.
r
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8:05
4:16 Youth Now.
M M ) .'
r. -Ktv*
0:30 Second Hatband
%*5SST^JST"
<
7:35 Bam C aff- tba “ Fact of
1 ^CAHpIMAVlAM VlKlH^A
MADE. UUL o f RKl {(LOOP*
AS RAB.LV AS 1204 A.D. .
War”
O. P 11BHVDON
•)7:50 Tima Out For Dancing
A * C lerk o f C ir cu it C ou rt fo rm
7:54 Elmer DaaU and tba New*
S em in ole C o u n ly , F lorid a .
•
* d » Wa tba Pcoplg.
_____
l»y A M tV K E K S. D. C
IIODtlttH a IlAnKKR
0:50 Report to tbo Nation
M olicllor* l o r r t a l n l l f f
ttOO Olasa Minor
•O ffic ia l R eal)
0:15 Public Affair*
-0 J O Juan Arrl*a
l e g a l n o t ic e s
0 44 New* of tha World
n — * wa
» » _
; r w T9 iiR7 5 n v « a o i m » r
10:00 L«r Brawn Or*b#*tm
10^0 MJabgal Lorlng Orcba.tra I f NINTH i r o n lAla Cl RTF IT
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INOLV1
COFNTTi
THR BEST IN '
11:09 U b t # Walla, nawa
IT ATI* o r FLOilDA* I* CMAPIOrcheatra
l iq u o r s
‘ o w ir o o r n m u ca roov .
BTATI6 o r rWmilJAt TO lkhTKIl v. Pet-ANMV.
SCOTCHES
Mr*. W. M. Carler. Ay«*»n. North
• Tamearat -a rragroma
1, Appearlaf frnm ,h' t aworn
0:50 NormcM Baaalay and hW hill
of complaint filed J" <h« ‘ »•'*
W INES______
Florida* Cowboy*
lain cauev. wnereln 14LI.A r Oct.ANBT. I* plaintiff, and r °“ >
«7 4 4 Tbo - World Today
BE SURE T B V H t t
T>:n »’ DaLANKY, arc acfcnaaal.
f7 il» Braakfaal BrorlUta
that y»u are a rceMcnl of
1:00 UP Now*
reorth I'arollna. tba* roar
0:10 PrCotgm ranm#
la la car* of M n W. M t’ 1*,
aa* that you aro oror tb* **• •*
5:15 N m l l f Devotion*
iwenty.on* yoara: THoroforo, yon.
lkutkii P D.I^Nm . ar. raqolroO to b* and *PP»ar b#»«?
0100 Diana Draw
Iha Nlnlll JndlcUI C f ull l oorl.
Hemlnol*
rounly. Florida, al Kan
t:#6 Bbmk. and Whlu not**
*1* aABFOBD ATKBCB
ford, rlorb*i an Iha Clh day of
0:15 U p t amf Mart*
October A. D «»»«. a»d J'*'”?
0B*
ther* mat* anewer to Hi* bill of
cnmplalal oaMblud agaln.l you
0:55
other a l*e a decro* pro ronf*a*o
,0U6 Waaaan of Cavrag*
will b* onl.rcd •»»'” *
.. ..
i0 « 0 Daylong Batch VariaUc*
It I* further ordered that ihir
10:11 UP Moera
order ba publlehed In Tb» l?»"f"'^
Herald a newrpaper publlehed In
ro:So Invitation to tbo Walti
Hemlnol* OouMy. Florid*, -nco a
10:45 LB* and tba ,Land
week for four roneecuttv* week*
'j p i r i P M U
Don* end Ord#r*«l Ihla *5lh day
of AU.U.I A. U(il»4l.|i|{,tNpos
u .,
A tt Yfoa.p Mo u s e
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g
fkEDpHDO BIACU ♦CALlFoBrtlA,
IR AHCllHf PRRRIAH *0*. EICAFf. ROOhT I
-fltR MICE or FB.ME.hT
* -ikR <;RE*r-«RANe*oM *
ADMIRAL ROO<R, Wl4o
fT A F fiiR tD
t8 b a l T a b ..F O B .
ma^bmmm EM^LAMD IM 1 7 0 4 .
r ,.,v
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nJf’oBduewur
BROOKLINE, M«ee. Rapt. 0
H A V - Ban Antonlo’a attrartlva
Batty Jamaaon launched
bar
13MCES W
~ ~ ;w ,r n e T t i a r « t
1 Out or 3
____ _____
Young
Men 30 Y ears Old
sv# Defective
Eresight
Have
D ef
m-Airra lauoiiiudoe . D*f#n.danl. ,
'
aorirm
RTATE o r rt-ORIDA TO:
ni-ADra laijoiiuidob . e-o. o. t .
Eiaealaelleu and correct dtoa•eel* and flttto« *« vwrvectlv#
aleweea cna da maelk to ollct lei* tk|* affllellee. Call wo
today fee da appelatwal.
M oor*.
I lo u l*
N orth C arolin a.
>. K orort
C ity .
Tuu aro hereby nollflod that
eull tor divorce ha* been brought
agalaet yea In the Circuit Court
DR. HENRY
McLAULIN, JR.
n a ja jjA B i^ iv j^ F * * * ror-w
At MiaiUtla Sold
TALLAHABSRK. Sapt. o —
(AV- Tha State Racing Commlaclan Monday tnnouaaM-Jt had
appro*ad tala of Matyelliiro. InUraat In Tropical Park t homo
track at M iam i'to a Eradicate
handed by.II. L. S t r a u ." B.ltlmora and had'allottc.l tha track
40 daya of racing for Boat me
lon.
8 PACKAGE STORE
■a ru n c in r r r r cocnt o r t n *
' alarm judicial ctmctirr in
AND FOB iBBiaOLB COUNTY,
rHANK,DLAU(H'niDOE. Plaintiff.
K ^TO SC H O O L BY B U S
For FirstScrimmage
(GINS - LIQUORS
r-lrc v ll
C o u n ty , k l o -
ny: A. M WKKKK
Deputy Clerk.
IOf flclal Keel)___________ _
2KH>. An»T . BaoA .*
3:15 Bwhkg Yoon Partner
3(35 UP tf*W» 1' - 1:50) RfWr^'Vallay Polka
■:4AiCUwfMi Ala* Aro P*0P»«
2:64 Proa* Mrw*
|,*0: Round TbWo Dtacuaaion*
matching
her
thraa-oirar-par
.round, thereby providing tho tour
ney with Ita aacond four-way tie condition.
The Tan have lata than two
la kta 47-yanr hUtory.
waaka to romploto' 'preparation*
for tho opening gwa* >ngalnat
Florida Gaton Drill
Davidron, tho Oglp.tMm that da-
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g en ila ol*
r'dM'
!5 ;S W 5 n u ,,-.
13:15 Cbagbarboard Time
13 JO Dcnaa Tim*
12:46 Road of-Llfa
1:04 Y fm tf'b r. Maloti*
1:16 Joyaa ^*id*n •
CLUTCH HITTER
G o lf V ic to r y
Il D S tlY M Y -P H O M B M 4’
- -wj
Package Store
f i a r w r '- -*•
Seeks
^JAtNBB^ttTJC; “8*pC 1 ft £
(Ataalal)— .Readying rapidly, for
(fair flrat real ecrtmmege of tho
•aaaon Florldl’a Oatora pot In a
hard morning
and afternoon
drilling on fundnmtnWU Monday
aa they began their aacond wa^k
of prsetleo for tha carrant tmZ
ion.
Blocking by all mambara of
tho aquad and dafcnihra charg
ing by anda, tncklaa, and ffpardl
3:15 Accent on Maale
3:45 Burl Iff*, Song*
4:00 Afternoon Variatiaa
4:16 tbo Goldberg*
4:30 Organ Melodic*
4:45 Joat Entertainment
6:00 Tba Lon* Raugar
3:50 Korn Kobblen
6:45 Tba World Today
In a n d f o r Kero lo o t# C ou n ty . F l o
rid a . In C h a n cery ,
by.
F ra n k
L a u g h r ld c * . a n d y o u
a r e h e re b y
ord e re d en d req u ired to e n te r y o n r
e p a c a r a n c * In e eld eu ll on M o o d a y .^
O ctob er *. 1*11: h erein fa it v > l o r W
a d e c r e e prn -n n fce e o w ill be e n
tered a g a ln et you .
IT IK F l'I I T I I K I t O H D R IIK D that
th le n o tice be p u b lleh ed In T lfW
H A N PO ItP IIP.H A I.lt. a n e w e p e p e r
p u b lleh ed In H em lnol* C o u n ly , F l o
rida. o n c e ea ch w e e k f o r fo u r c o n - A
e e c u llc e w eek * p rio r lo the eeld **
•Ih d a y o f O cln h er. tail.
WITNR.HH tny hand an«l tha eeal
o f eeld C ou rt at H anford. F lorid a .
Ihle t o d day o f r-*p t*m »*r A.
I>
NICK’S k
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IMKtfM'tlLD Tdl_
HABK& o f T h u s . AMCMrfbm.1
B e tty
RADIO NEWS
SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
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Tha buyora Include fitraua, C.
A. Munn ami Garnae Mofin, who
tho racing coipmlealon 'Identified
aa official* of tba American To
tal iw tor Company. Tha Mtmna
maid* In Palm Raich.
They har# purohaaad <*7 per
cent of tha tropical Park itock
from A. Damky, Marty- Madden,
Jan* Layy Tax and f IWeim7o*Brian, who -bald 51 -partant;
Ufting Sugar lim it
Would Help Florida
I T A T I O N
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By PA U L
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Bartwll OMBtf Prodarea
M a tt Fruit A a J V egirUbles T tu a An}.
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Sim ilar A m |a Florida
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V O LU M E XJCXIU
Roosevelt To
-.►Name Board
In Rail Row
Ealablished In 1908
A N IN D E PE N D E N T N E W SFAFKK
Queen Of Tennis
Strike Threat
, -::x i&^Postponed
P oolin g O ff Period
Of 60 Days Seen
By President’s Act
«
^Ending a quest of t* year*,
Mr*. Sarah Palfrey Cooke, 28,
won tho women'* national tennia
championship at Forest Hill*, L.
('Vital defense materials are mov
vsnquishing Pauline Het*. of
ing over the llnea.
Ia>s Angeles. 7-5, 6-2. The petite
The personnel <f the five-niun Boston girl"* victory gave the.
board in to bt announced latir. Krst it* first court champion
the President O0M.
•incr IDOH.
The 000,000 employes of the
J 4 non-operating unions had set
*SJ:00 P. M. tomorrow for the
time of the strike and the 350,000 workmen of tha five oper
ating brrlherhoods had voted to
go out on Monday.
The creation of the board
•meant a probable postponement
of the strike threat for 60 days.
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Sanford Is T h ( Only Central
Florida Cilv A ffording Hail, H ighw ay
And
Water
Transportation
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S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A . W E D N E SD A Y . SKITKM IIKK
Six Persons Take Exams For
Drivers1 Licenses; Six Fail
•Fact Finding Group
Will I n v e s t i g a t e
D is p u t e Between
Rails And Labor
HYDF. PARK. N. Y. «JfDt.
10 —</P)— President Roose
velt today ordered the crea
tion of a fact-finding board
to investigate the dispute Ite•w t.n most of America's
railway's and their employ
ers. A dispute which threat
ens a nation-wide railroad
strike tieup at a time when
# a ttfa r d S r^ rald
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10. 1011
N U M BE R 13
Member Associated Prww
a»j
BombPQuebecB1°°d y Leningrad Fight
Is Said Foiled
Enters Prolonged Siege
Only six p*- ■*»n« have taken
the rxnminn' n fur driver** liecnar« in Sat n| to ilati* anti
a h rminuni'nilcMl
none of
as qualified t - a 1‘vrm it, Juilyv I
R. W. Ware • .1 tc.Uy.
Unfamiliaru with thi* niles of
••tor vehicle* wa
operating1 a
Carried Ilumbers To*
blairned by Jtitlsrc Wan* for failura of th<* |** t •114 !•• pn
thi
Attack Canada On
examination.
At th«* nmnt. time tH«* driver’*
Last Atlantic Run
Hern*.' bureau .it lh»* t'ourt House I
announced that iiihi hccnxeH hiuj [_ HH.WFOltlL r*»mi . Sept. 10
been issued, a -filin ' descril*’*! ** | tdb
|{*tb«it i
D* munr. A»far below the uutnl*er tiormully
Issued by thii lunt **Al least I-Mtittii Sint** |h f. »»-•• AdminiaBritish
3,000 licenses «h. uM have been is* Itr.itm. today i|u« t I
•uni to date,” lodge Ware 0*111 j-*»urr»*< a* .in m,* 'b.it the Ger«
1innti ha:'lt*«hi|i Bi-mutk, which
tnented
Those wo tlo not obtain their l»- j wit* 4iink iii * •* N«*tih Atlantic,
Censes in Septendwr must lake the j cnrrii’il tw* p11n* s v%hi*h wvre
•lamination, which 14 admini** 1mt4'tldr«l to If•tills (Jlli'l'i *• and
fared each Tuesday by J. M. Kk It- |M>»nlt «*al th* ii ' itid in *ltit* I'nih
4 t - iiil nil* !•* ill!•rin»nl.
burg of Delatn.i, tMiiikr of ihe «*d
|i... . thlw hi *»'U ! he m r to
Florida Hrvh^ ay Patrol. i'.-rsi.n*
u in t *" Item*
who do not fiHu- a 1let'll—
t* at mil •l-'iir or *1
present also must lako tho eaaml- mif a«l* 1 th. i 'fin* •f i« lit ( 'oil*
nation, regiirdlo-s of ahen tlu-y f*'i 4*nc4' f >••. 1. \\ *9ki•rs.
obtain thoir |o rmits, Jo.lav Wurri
To k y o .
s . *.t
n» oin—A
explained
So that thoro is ill not in* a last i:«*nrrM| **la»'ki*tnt»i* *'f thi* nowiclum*«i
airii'ii-t
American
minuto rush which would over-1
ni
nnh4 not<*«l
tax tho funlitirs of tho licctisu
(•••In-v
with tie iBi*
bureau. Judge Wan- man.- .. vn«urr. ntly I
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\mha<<«tlor
strong ap|o*nl to drivers to got k*4|jif that I
H u m h»« conferred
their penmts as soon as possible, Jn<i‘ |th t
y .feign MinIn the drivers’ license test, ap- with i ho l*4|i;n
!••/.» ti timea with*
plicants must know among other i '•<•r »*•••’>«
ek.
thing* the section ot rioudii law i ln 1b'' |>«'t
Thi- noft )*. tlftlinir ,.f preaa
which "nsiuires the operator of
f
the
l nitcil States
a motor vehicle involved in an ac-1 cnli»
K*aiiaufd »m vmm* tw « i
liulicateil mini...... .. **f 14'upproch*
no nt migl t Ih- ffrthromiiig bttw«*«*n the I iiit•«l States and Jl*
|l»»n-
Herman Morris Is Cleveland Tells
LONDON,
>ept
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Britain to«lay nniitoinceil an
“ Professor Quiz” Of Necessity For Great
agrerment uith the I t it«d States
tn prevent l<am** I - I materisU
I 'H
ii4*'*| pi comp4*tition
At Kiwanis Meet New Fire Pumper f*t*ni
vkith the pr«Hliicta of 1 S. in
Army Orders 1,000 New
!•'!> inir Fortresses
|Nazis Decide To Try
To Starve City Into
Submission Follow
ing Heavy Losses
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RussFans StM
Control Outlet
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Hiir Victory Is Also
Claimed On Centra!
Front Near Gomel
n»
Ahunc.i'* mightiest weapon nf thv Mir.
n m flviiur Fortress IIIT-K. 14 shown in
l flig’ it m-ar Seuttle. Wash . W111'! •' ll W.|.
i» to I i.t li\ The lb*
it Th.* in my
I)!l«
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r.a ll
1.000 i*f the new plains.
*•• powerful than the oldei
Hi* It
I I•• l***tlit» ( *9*1111*1*1
••Yiiwinkf
Citizens T o Decide On
Charter Changes Tuesday
rvm
4#**'t,|f 4
rrasg
tifim a n military ilHnntchtiv
."kiti'ulhrlgvtl lotljiv that tha
l'l"<ul\ *(rugg|i> lipfiiri1 L«n*
iiiyrnil n iinriqi*ing in v lo .
le'iit'e* liniir Iiv hour oven M
tin1 Uii-iinn- ilfflarrri o ffl*
rtalU iliat tin*
“ imiM'iulinK
r"'ri
all tin; (irrm an nrmil*— ran alrrailv In*
riisivitumI."
H*ifh linniiiii iiuarlen wer«
im i li.-r
.f -ir t it x u
lh a l
I »MtM|fr«.l 1111*1 it. |.oon.900 Red
\miv iliftMiilcM \v.*i»• ihuumsl (o
•l in k -iirri ii l. i nit*l mtlicat*4i
ih.it \'l*»|f Kill* r*4 inv.i4|.<n for*
.*•4 n»*u nnirht •|i*'i*l*- *•» whcll
Mini 'tiirvi* ii»c ••HI t /s r it t m pi«
r.il ml** 4iilimi44|.*n.
\t itutlh.ri/ . i| S u i spokesman
c u n . *1* il. i*».i,
dial
l.cninirrail
-till l.4i«l itii •Bill I* l lhr< UKh thu
s*•■99ii.it! h'miii-h •i.'kj** rm»f -acroal
l.ik* l.titl* ira lull ui4i4t«'(| that
I 0019,unit ,,f
ihi*
Ill'll
Arm y
tnH»|*4 M m ' * !itrti|ipi'*l iii lht« oHI
l ’ /4ris» itiiul.il noil \4cri» doometi
t•* liirlv -u n in .liT *ir tlfnlh.
I • fH;iii a Mirk remains until
-1**«i.tI t iit tinn on Tuesday
‘ *.»i ';.tMf**rt| v**!••! - will ilitiili'
dustry.
• ih.\ went to I’lii't their mayor
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 —
.pillar \ote » m! «*leet all mem
Kiwanians Win Fire Insurance Rates OSLO, (i*riiiaii-Otcopo'd Nor- •<•im
Whits Home officials sn- Six
• **f the I’ity t'ommisskon at
I h.- p i l l
way.
Sept
| ii . ul’i A »tat* of
ncunecd today that
Preside*!
•I Fl**rid*«
p.*» • l
time instead of having their
Tickets To Prom
Cut Through Bet civil *eige for O4U anti 4urround1 » ipi* 1 Jl *J1
•■looeevelt’t radio addrsaa oo f*®'pt I It
* Hppl**Vill bv thi
I'ii‘vi<>ii«ly,
Aifolf
llitlrr'a
••»■* daggered
ter Fire Protection ing difttrifta wan 4erree«| tinlay V*dmg will take plsce in the u .ii ii* *1 . I.. 1. ••I T <
inent Movie House
Ihifh Gomnuiti'l hn*l iiucrtrd that
eign affairs at 9:00 P. :M.
f
.»rd, r«i u i li.lllk!* in
hy the (iiTmium Itrutor of "eri* •••iiiiiii4sion Rttatm «.f the City
1.1‘nuifcfi a*l \iii- •"uiplctcly sill*
( t B. T.) tomorrow will run
pa4
lilt 111- ll -I lltlllrlg.l Mm\*»V1 .ill ( •J.ty ! **11111114'•Kill
With Herman K. Morris tak
riuinilril
Flrr < hirf Mack N. ('Irvelnnd min i I distill hnnre of luhor peace” Mill. II N'. Sayt r. clerk. anbbout 25 minutes Instaad of Iho
by Die ('omnium*! and the Marx* '""iineil tmlay 1*4*11-* will open at
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tatrd
(inlay
that
in
order
to
meet
quarter hour as It was original- ing the role of "Professor Quix," the Stair Defense Council'.a re i*t elements recently.
•si A M and cIom- at sundown
I ue • i*3* • **1111111- 4|*iii * 1* 4-\*1\ lw** y« II s nt-ti'ii'l
|i**iti'*l thul tluMi nrmii « tin.I rout*
*d
Dm
a question and answer program
The
theutrrs
nn«l
movies
art»
Ml honafiib* residents of thr
quirements for fire station*, new
f«| a Gi'inmn infun try ilivixion
II I*»VI if 1 Y• I if v I ••lllllll- 1*111* I • •*r 4lugger.*d ti'rnii of
was preAnted at tho rrgular rquipmrnt and manpower must rloaed; dnncinif 1.1 Imnned; the ' tv of Sanfortl wh*» are duly
ui a |iow«*rful fi •111.«1 itlack In
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the
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Mayor
M
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alcohol
is
forbidden;
all
luncheon macting of the Kiwanis bo added to the Sanford
••alified fltd legislered will Ih*
d F
Furr*,
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•hi* le'iniil -e* tor ami wi re In*
Veti
tnu-t
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turned
over
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'ilv
l'**inmi-M»ti»i
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fh.•lid
ligihb- to vote
i il v ( 1i*ll
flirtiliif tli<'U-ni»il- *»f t 'sti.illir*.
Club at the Valdes' Hotel today. Chief Cleveland and the
r
Null*;
and
Hireling*
niv
A
spis
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lull,
whlrh
w»»drnwu
li r I hi- \•1
>h I.••if•«l.iture, if *p|I'M.V I hv th. . I., f *•» 4.
f***iiisaI iw iihout iii!i|wnv hctw rrn
* Theater ticket* warn won by County Defense Uoard have
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mils
the
City
for
a
new
pumper
and
Km *tt*I Soo.lcr.hk %rh*’rc thd) "*
..... i.il'.. i .i ..i
pi "i i*l* f*»r *1 v1I11I 1Ii •ng* 111 Ih* pt " i un
Vi«'lotoim fate 11 court inarti I •>r the e|« tlofi til In h* 1*1
night aml brought the Dwtod Wo following for answering the four new men.
Rii-«imiis **4i»* Mi it thi* iilootly ox*
IRjSUtei face to-foe* with perhaps mo*t question*: Dr. Henry Mcmg 1In Muyi 1 .9ii*l 1 tty ( omim.44 111*1 III* M q » r .' 11*1
I'hough
lw«*
m
ai**r
rhangew
m
the
The
new
pumper
i»
described
tMii-ioii t»f n strong Nan ■<pt»nr«
|\a gravest InUmlloual prob- Laalin, Jr., Judge It. W. Ware, as “ a ihree-ln-one" quadruple or n
*1 I II In I*. ■l< i.’riiii III 1
American Legion To >iieth«M| nf ••i-efuur Fity ttfflriiiU F l l y f '*11111114*11111, i ■» f e td t lt.it tile
heu*I from the 150-mill* /cne h.ut
Dr. G. D. Putnam, IK C. Moore,
lam alnco the World war.
are
prnp*»s««l,
I
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i
are
ii
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Imli-d
m
hose,
ladder
and
pump
combina
•Ir If .i H. ||\V hloa to th** Nails.
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f
Vllsll
lliipol
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to
lit*
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.III
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•1 m &;*
How tha nation proposes to Ed Randall and Bill laavitt.
Have
Dinner
Mcetinir
oiu- tpieilum 011 the bilbit If a
tion. The ladder will mako fire
TIm* Si-vi.-t tnufttar*4»ffrn«iv«
to givi* t h e ipi*-lii*ii t h e i r 4»*rintM
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Frank Lamson and T. W. law- fighting and rescue work much
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meet this problem may be out
|H*rs«tii f.v.v"i s i' leeting the Mayor
ui »Iih 4#-.-»..r is «,iM to Im- con*
lined by President
Roosevelt ton had charge of the program. simpler since one msn can handle
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alt
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directly, hut o| pt*ses rhmtsing oil
The » .tmphi'll-|.4»-4ing |*o*l
tIHII•19hf flllt hliist.
Thursday night In hit “ tmportant Father J. J. Kcllaghan led the it. while the old style ladder rc- the Am* 'IMS l.egion will ha*
members *»f the t'oiumisFiou nt
( h r •I till 11f letl 1 1*4 tor-4 Will P l |i r e * x t l o it view
11n elet 11 11
I'hf Itf.l Ariity*^ biKifr<t vie*
^rortd-wlde broadcaat which was group tinging, while Harry Kud- nuires
one time, he will find it im|M»«
several mep to manage. dinner me* ting on Monday, S
t"i\ of »hi* war. on thi* central
*• t h a t t h e •11 «*- l i o n nitiy n o t I*•- d * t * i M i i m , |
'lllllll ll Itll• postponed from Monday night be- II provided accompaniment at Chief Cleveland tsplained.
slide no imlirute this on the bal
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l»»-r o f t h e viit«*rs.
1 cause of tho death of his mother. tho piano. Lester Tharpo waa
lot.
Tho three pumpers now owned Joel s Field nnneuetd t"d
f it tnn.lMIO man Nazi fi»rrr art*
On the basis of previous ut welcomed back after a vacation by the station aro 16. 18 and 20 The legion's auxiliary will s* •.
VOTK AS YOU Pl.K ASF. Ill T* \ «»TF
Phrasing of the rpiestion has
Mi»< l t d in ilmoriUrril
rrtrent,
terances by Hooaevell, It seas be- In Georgia.
years old, and, though kept In the dinner Tickets nre on *i* met with some criticism, ainre it
W
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ilrcw
frmn un offlciitl Soviet
Some of than question* aakrd good condition, they aro not to lie at the Sanford Furniture «
. Itevcd the United States fleet Is
|4 felt that the two ipie-fimia
.ituls*'*im
iM
tmlnv
tho
drclnration
Mayor
Rounder orders to reset force wltn y »Mr. Morris are listed below, compared with modem equip Forrest ti.itehid's C’ash (»r«** •»
Mould not !>•• nn-Imli.I in iino
fhni "th* iniprmlini? rout «»f all
Vferco If Germany attrwpU to cut rith tho answers following.
M J l« >1m;
ment, he stated.
Hero i- (ho quo-lion uhnli will
II,
II
Fope-'s
Service
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Britain’s Atlantic lifeline. Tho
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•'Tho general public doesn't Koiinitllnt & Anderson's l *»• appear mi Iho luillnt Tm -il-y
1. What i* a hoary tcaril?
hi* *tisri>nii,«l "
President, as commander-ln-chlcf
"If
yim
fiivur
Iho
Mayor
mol
realise
the
responsibility
no
each
Store, or reservations may »•
•i F ItUl.I.INS
2. Which ln«uranco company
In confident
an.I rxpanaivn
of tha nation’s armad force*, may
man of tho force, said Chief
l»V mail. The deadliiu • tho nioinhori nf (ho Cily r.oo
in.*. *1. S A. I.orovskv. naatatnnt
FDW ARD IIP.GINS
redefine tho Navy’* rea respond- uses the Kork of Gibraltar as Cleveland. Ha explained that it lmule
oil»«i"H
of
the
Cily
of
Sanford,
tickets ih Mi 00 o'clock Moral m
symbol?
foreiirn p*u«iH»iHtaur wh*» »ervn ai
bllltics Thursday. .
< ity l •••iiihi i*ui «.f th*>
Florida, tiring olrol. d hy Iho duly
.1. Of tho following, which J* take* one to two years to train morning
Iini•■•ii with thi* foreiirn l>re«*t
•h, Latest disclosure of an atUck
a
man
and
that
tho
Sanford
fire
.
qualified
vidor,
of
Iho
I
Uy
id
f
ity
*•
!
SMtifoid,
Moridu.
At
this
meeting
plans
for
tT.
imi this vu-t oneration. plus thu
Mon an American operated ship the most lighly evolved: (a) men have classes and study hourr.
Sanforl, Florida, for a lorni of
Armisticr Ibiy celebration ar(b)
chimpanzee, (c)
iineiulimr rmintrr*attack» hv thu
•coincided with warnings by Brit gorilla,
each
day;
consequently,
voluntary
(wo
year*
in
arronUnro
with
Iho
be
disc
ii
«srtl.
Itiiseiuna ln*fori* OiIfsw nn<l tho
ish Prime Minister Churchill that orangutan?
proviainna of an act pa-w-d hy
4. For what were hobnail* fireman would not be a solution
ilfi.rmincil »t,in*t nf I^ninfrtd'*
Adolf Hitler might forte naval
lko Logitlalurr of tho Slulo of
to the problem. “Tho Sanford
originally
used?
ilefernlt'M
un* "aiffna of irinwlnK
warfare on tha United States, and
fore* needs at leant four full time Chattanooga Bans
Florida in Hill, plan- an ‘ X’ ►September 15 Named School Tem-hers Are
6. What is the w»lt of a itock men.
ltr*l Army reildanfi'"
a* statement fat Washington that
•
•nark
in
front
of
tho
word,
*F
or
rnnfiilrnen in final viePublic Gatherings tho election.’
Britain had been promised further Ing?
As Date For Strike Warned Of Contracts l*o"llur
"At
present
the
Sanford
\ M i/rmiiiiK " kc milled.
■ I t a l what sea la Cuba loAmerican naval aid.
fore*
gives
very
little
aid
to
sur
•“
If
you
oppono
Iho
Mayor
and
ill.' Soviet information Imreuii,
- Tha .State Department revealed cmted?
CH ATTANO O GA. Tenn., S. * t
WASHINGTON. Sept. 10 <>fi
lAl.I.AIIASHKE, .Si-pi
III.— ri'p-rtm«c on yesterday'^ fiifht7. What I* the world's larg rounding towns, but with this 10.—(Ah—T l" ht’ultK departin'' I iho (number* of tho City ( *11111•
that the msrtnanlman—Besia—
uuslliary
equipment
It
can
glvu
million
of
Iho
City
of
Sanford.
fd'*
h
I
.cti*
Sti|*rrinli-iii|riit
EnK.
F
Whitney,
president
of
the
iny f« ll lm* k on its imiiuI hriff
flying tha Panamanian flag but tat bridge?
Eroclulmnl Turwlay night a qli >•> Florid*, homg alerted hy Iho duly Brutherh....I of Railroad Trainmen gli di 1ur-'lay r'in ii"l«-il Flnrnla statement
8. Are all birds hatched from more assistance," he said.
that stuldu'rn hnttle-f
operated by a New York coman on all type, of public gcih* r qualified voter* of tho City of
Recently
the
fire
insurance
rata
-rhottl
(inchir*
alid
an*
break
slid rnifeil titonkf the entire front.
% Vpany—wae torpedoed and sunk egg*?
has been reduced 15 to 20 per Ing* In a drastic -Up tu cui(> Sanford, Florida, for a term of announced '£ue-iluy night that ing ' "lilrai t* t" lake more ile9.
Who*a
famau.
speech
wa*
It funpliniiird the fury nf thu
•outhwart of Iceland Aug. 17
cent of the rata In pa»t years, due tha Infantiln paralysis .pldcimr two year* In aeconlanro with tho 6.lit) A. M , on Sept. 15 had been siriihle job* lhal llieir contracwsr w it ti thi* aiitiiuineemrn^.
. with a loas of 14 persona. Includ always “ Off with his head?"
to the efforts of the Sanford Fire which it «ai<l had shown no -igi" provisions of an act pasnod hy tho set a* the time and date for the ti> n- "are liliiding iddigatiuii*." air
10.
Who
waa
Foxy
Grandpa?
that
«>n
Sunday
71
German
ing ona American.
cf abatement.
lagialaluro
of
tha
State
of
Flo
Department,
Mr.
Cleveland
deHe
iHiintvil
nut
that
in
sume
11. In what country Is Mecca, dared.
.Three survivors ware picked up
Dr. P. O. Pearson, director •( rida in 1941, place an ‘X’ mark in strike of the five operating rail install' e t echnul prograin* are planes were destroyed in uunhnt
and on the ground ajcniust *21
by an American naval vassal Sept- Mohammed's tirthplacef
tho city-county department, lssui-1 Iront of tho word*, ‘Against tho road brotherhood*.
12. What doe* hydraulic mean?
t
•
The lender* of tho 19 railroad thrown into cohfiiHinn hirau .e Buswitui losses Two Nail rrconPARALYSIS MEETING
a formal proclamation dretaruo' ••lection.
uf
wholesale
re*igiiuliun.*
tn
ac
liaI-*Artnee planes were reporteif
13. Why la the white ret cho-1 Tha SeminoU
^ Identity of tho attacker was not
__ County
___jitjr chapter “ all unnecessary gathering*
In order that the largest no*. unions, operating and non-operat cept other Job*.
ilowned near Mom*i w in ilaylifh t
announced, but Secretary of State sen In preference to other ani of ih# National Foundation for nconla In this city and County -Ible number of voter* will corno ing, were authorised by the mem"Snnie
trader*
fail
to
con
yt-»erilav.
HuQ said ho thought there was mals for dietary experiments? InfantU«. Paralysis will meet st a danger to the health of thf to the poll* and exprrt* thrir l ership last Friday to call a
sider their contract* a* thiding
14. What country contributes the Valdes Hotel Monday at 2:00 community** and ordering *a ♦«!»
The victorious Soviet forces on
no question about It Ha said he
obligation*,"
he
*unl,
"and
likeUr
1
?.n
^
"
.
cr£
.
.
A
I
T
iho
,,on
most
of
the
world's
production
opereting
union*,
embracing
000,the central front, umler the rrrpreferred not to dlscuaa that
P. M., Dr. L. (T, Doss, secretary, 'jt sueh gatherings,** The |h»Im* •ay h «uc<1 • statement in which
wl»e.
-"me
county
uffirial*
are
000
member*
set
Sept,
tl
a*
the
annul
direction of Marshal Tim*
announced today.
,
phase of tho situation until more of petroleum T
will enforce IL
B urged everyone to vote.
offering jub* to teacher* wlni 0.shcnko, who ileclareil in h^t pur«
16. What is the motto of the
striko date.
fM m le te facta ware available.
Turaday'* action automatically they have every rea-' ii to 'know, suit uf aurvivora c.f the German
•
. Tha
AM OflM
Sets* announcement fol- Boy Seouts?
sets in motion the provision* of have Witrrcd into definite con- force*. Here the Uuftslan* wera
lowed by 12 boon naws that an
Aaawere i
Editors
Impressed
the
railway labor act, under fracti with uther official*."
reported officially tn have reconUktaatlflad plan* had bombed
1. One white with age.
which the President is required to
ourretl 150 *uiunre miles of tar«
and sank the American freighter
By Everglades Area appoint
2. The Prudential.
a fact-finding board which Some Applicants For ritory and 50 vilta^va In two
el 8eafar*r at the entrance U
2. The gorilla.
must report to him within 30
•lax*.
Gulf of 8u4i la the
*>
CLEWISTON, Sept. 10.—(Spe- days.
4. For studding the tola* of
Board Disqualified Rain and mM which already
I H d h y after the
*“
!>—TT*
,
■
maxing
extent
to
hax set In on the northern front«
A huge onuiga moving van turnr
Florentine
fashion.
. State* deatroyer Greer and h** cf TTkeTem •or tap, tpeeially
p ■ The whjfK* visiting editor* w«ru lm-,
pulled ap lq frent of the Sanford
a German submarine clashed off constructed to
ata and bock* of Ih# nine chair*
TALLAHASSEE, Sept, to — 1.nzovskv Bald, "i* only a contrU
»ta*d garter Atlantic National Bank Building
were made of rich old leather, "r r .1
Urn aoathweat coast o f Iceland.
l/lT- The parole comrniaaion ex Butin* factor" to the defeat of
Srsass?*? t : Myron C. Taylor
..
_
thi* morning, nnd workmen be embossed with gilt doaigna and receipt of hundred* of marked
All hand* aboard the Steel strain.
amining committee was author- the Grrmann.
A In tha Caribbean Sea.
Arrives
In
Rome
“Tha main thin* lf,M ha addgan removing n load of furni coats of arms. Beneath tha coat copies of papers published from
a
*—h r a - e r a reecaed after they
ixeil Turaday to iliaqualify some
7. Oakland Bay Bridge In San ture and books Insured for $2500 of arms on tho back of earh
applicant* for the new Stnta ed. “ that thi* ml*ht of tha Had
Maine to California featuring
y ,J*"*
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• »-* ■~ franc iaco.
which had boon sent by Mrs. C- chair waa tho motto,’ -Alla articles and editorials on th* sub
ROME, Sept. 19—(A*)— Myron board on the bani* of inf'rota Armv, the unity of tha 8ovlat
I. Yea.
_
Sanford Dow. daughter of Gen
ject, states General
Manager C. Taylor, President Roosevrll'x tion on their application* and nenple. rtaervaa of manpower and
9. The Queea of Hearta In eral Henry B .' Sanford, from bar Prova."
Heavy wrought Iron lamps, Jay W. Moran of th* United personal representative to th* Va result* of written examination*. industry, aro great potenthlitloa
Local Ellu Preside
-Alice In Wonderland".
for raaUtanco but also
homo In Darby, Conn., for thJ wired for (lectrWty, alia wrre State* Sugar Corporation, who tican, arrived In Rome Tuesday
Tho»« who are
left after not only
10.
A
comic
atrip
character.
......l-l.-.w- *•
proposed memorial library to included in tho ahrnmnt.
At Daytona Meeting 11. In Arabia.
night with a verbal message for elimination of the onei who nre #for_ counter-blowt."
togothcr
with
Clarence
R.
Bit
Sanford’s founder.
Mr*. Williams *aM that »he ting w u host to the National th* pope from th* President.
“ clearly unqualified for, the r»19. Pertaining to w«tar.
Gathered In watch and sopor- wished to hare an exUbltion In Editorial group during Its visit
Ills audience I* expected to lake altlon*" will take the final cral
iril Elk*
15. Because the chemistry of also
tho
unloading
of
th*
Floren
place Thursday morning. Asked examination.
the near future so tho people of here last Spring.
Florida Boy Gets
meeting* of hla digestible proceeeea U n
tine furnishing* waa a handful Sanford could vlrep the furnishWritten' examination* were glvPractically all of them urge what message he waa bringinx,
ilmllar to humans.
$2000 Scholarship
of spectator* and members of tho logs. Tho book* wore taken to that
Taylor
saidt
-I
am
the
m**«agt."
cn Monday to 282 applicants for
Florida ha given a larger
14. Tho United States (about Sanford Memorial Library As too Sanford Public Library.
■He explained that he had come places on Ih* throe-member pa
i,oota and advocate the develop
sociation.
The furnishing* war* obtained ment of th* sugar Industry In the only for tha on* audience with the rol* commission.
GAINESVILLE. Sept 10.-GF)
Heading Um group waa Mrs. by Mr*. Dow In Italy whore *be •Glade* aa a national defense pope and would start back to the
— For Dm thin) timo In fire
Fred t TA tUUm m , chairman, who lived for a number of year*. more.
United States in abwut 10 days.
yetr* • Florida boy will enter
454 JOIN NAVY
.
described tho furniture aa -a There war* three cabinota, two
th* University ot Florida this
wooderfnl atari for our memorial with loaded glaso door* and ■
' MONEY FOR TBACHEBM
TALLAHASSEE, Sept l O - W week with a 12900 Kholarship
PROJECT APPROVED
third with turn stained glass
—Four hundred and fifty-four from tha United Stales Sugar
hbTv7' tables, chair*.
door* covered with heavy wrought
JACKSONVILLE, Sept 10-bTl
TALLAHASSEE, Sept- 10—bP) Floridians voluntarily snllatad In Corporation. Clarenre E. Bitting,
iron frame*.
—State
WFA
Administrator —Enough money la on' hand to the Navy during August, the president.
stored bi Um bank building
B*vsnlscrv-year-old Chart** E.
Exactly how old the article* Haritaea* approved Tuesday a make the Florida school year's Navy recruiting service notified
whQo efforts ooatiauo to find or of furniture wrre could not bo
first monthly leechcr*’ salary pay Governor Holland Tuesday In n Davis, of Trenton, was named
build a aultahlo momoml for ascertained, but Mr*. WUliai
ment ot 91.41SJI27, Comptroller telegram offering “congratula Tuesday aa recipient of tha Duno library at GoaotaJ Sanford. deocrRed them a* i
Lea reported to tha 8tata cabinet tions on th* pe triotlo spirit dts- can U. Fletohpr four-year agri
AU (bo furniture waa Eonvilg **, and *ald they
Tutaday. Tha payment It dot plavtd by tha younc men of Flo- cultural scholarship. H* w i re
rvtd fat tho lllh gad 17th coa- Un»t 100 y**ra *M,
Sapt It. ,
.
• rida.*
. .
- i - , t ceive fSOO * year for foot J—Ck
*Ly
j wA .' «>•
h ik
Statement Bv Commission
_
I
9
!>
to
Furniture For Memorial Library
To Sanford’s Founder Arrives
.^
i'i'Asim...
-r
F -
.wliat-A.
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�BANVORD, FLORIDA
THE BANFOKD
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1»1|»
Take Exams
Driver’s Licenses
Military JDisdpline
Tbe Sanford Herald
The point mad* by' the two. WAndo Air Bate officers
at the l.w*i Rotary Club lunehoop' Monday i.i well taken.
What’s the use of the guvefuieftt' •jjindlnj’ mlllldnit uT dotlam to teach carefully selected officer* how to handle taen
In an emergency If every twbfbyif^irr ■jxrtttlcltm in th«
country ia allowed to interfere every time a disciplinary
problem arises?
. Major Brabaon mentioned General.Bsn I ear, of ‘‘yoohoo” t$mc, one of the beat trained and most thoroughly
i M l g w S Trmm
S t resulting In I
death of any person where pro
perty damage sustained U $80 or
n»ww, to make a written report
within 34 hours after such actld*nt to the Department of Public
Safety,‘tWlahaasee.’* .
. Drivers also are required to
known that:
. ITh*. driver o f an7 eshielo in™ * l in an Occident resulting In
W y . , 1* *9 Sfsth of any person
m *Q Immediately stop such reMem at thaf scene o f such accident
•«* * cl— 'thereto as possible end
zsh
zall
r /
so lo * 0
fwthwith eeturn to and hi
wwm ud the acrider* antll he hag
fuMniad the -requirements of Bee
son 9-7
tA
everyone injured including making
arrangements for carrying an In.jored person to a doctor or hos-
large agd. glvqn only, to occhilt
This sjie write* to 'W co r tjm i
high heaven srtinst the putrid
trouble to Investigate, joAt to 'gi
csodUry bullets flred into lb eMWWl
tee captured when the British Mad
were towel to * “burial ground" as
vW W ’ ir t fr in fc c t
ilietkdL '
Wh'd Whs, throWh
". and’ disorderly
htyr was a rftthir
d*‘ a protest to
oniptty' hegtirt. Al-
Major Brabaon told about'
, WEDNESDAY, 1RFT- Itf, g*41 into the guard houae for biel
shortly after arriving at camp
prominent banker who immedli
Washington"and.an Investigate
though the boy waa ordered*. 1
houae, further Inquiry, revealed
black aheeh of hia family, an
year* had been Involved in a
*
, THE TOW-SACK
who have to bo lodged there from time to time for their
own welfare as well as the public's. The samo type 1 of
persons have to be handled in the same way |n the Army.
About 08 percent of the boya" In the Army get along
all right without evfer seeing tho ’ InVW* of tho gtjnrtl
house. They are fino clenn upstanding young men who do
what they are told and try to do their job well. But tho
are constantly causing trouble, writing their mothers
V'tney are mistreatThat’s why I’m m» in ha*to
fs. TaJIv
e<f and seeking congressional Intel___ ince.
__________________
They ask fur
I ttoak you, air. ___ .
_ .. punishment in the first place and then when they get It
they set up an awful howl.
The Army has a tough jib in raising ang training
over a m llW m ffi In * yekr's tiki,
w e ir they can
do It may decide in large measure the future security
uf our country. If certain men KM going to lie allowed
to defy, proper authority every tithe they wish, this coun
try will be as defehselesa agafhdt attack' aS if'lt didn't
Vote aa you please hut pit**# |uve an Army tot all. In the light* of the prWdht emerto agate*t tha craatlon of a po- gt-ncy the public would do well to let this problem of* mlliIcaf machine.
Itsry discipline be handled by men who-khdr; aomethlng
— . ■ —“— “—
ubout it.
I f you*!! let me down where the
--weeds-retd branch#.* off
far-*id* West Ferii
JTI to back home fotcahertly.
**
My wife, the chilled last night.
My wlfei
She's the finest woman ns ever
• trod shoe-leather,
-
Sf.oS SS'wl"«*^ur5S
S iV
nothin* nke
havtog
^
,,
,
Accurate FaCrittile
a
•
•
^
v
.!
w squads
ln resarr*. j
Twain often received photographs froni men
— — 1u
- j Un.. lwho«e friends hsd made them believe that, w y . looked
Mto rt^ruTflsw WIT r pwri j like him. Dlwoverlng that his house Wag beginning to run
' Roariateaailrplso*. And *vvt over with pictures of these aspirants to fame, Mark de
al* then the entire eampaisa termlned to relieve himself of the burden or, answering
ia been up to tha ek.
Ithe heavy correapohdence, and so had' h!i printer strike
— :— T '*
.
.. off a few hundred copies of the following Jdtw:
w03 1~-H^,*tSwTtae'*W*
“My dctr Blr» I w*nk you \-ery rr^ch folf your letiawtoN VetSe kteown' eil ter and the photograph# In my qplnjon.yoiraft; ipore like
imp and a 190 galloa unk on me than spy other of. my numerous doubles. 1 tnuy even
la private a«ut* mar Waahteg- My that you resemble me more closely than I do myself.
ML
i.
I .4 ..J i . ....
A . - I _____
I__ V _____ __
j—
IIn fact
IV Intend
to uae your picture to
shsve by.
Yours'
teaouiagiiw Ithankfully, 8. Clemens.”—Christian Science Monitor.
Tha axacutlva
federal gavwnn
PI#Hda Man Was
On IVirpedlied Ship
VICHY* Unoccupied
Prance,
, LONDON, Sepi. 10.—bO -T b o
vessel on which four Americap Fept. 10.—<AV-T wo all-powerful
mere than a day by the attack
ing submarine, on« of the atven
rurvlvors disclosed here Tuesday
night
. The innrlvor, Jim Jordan, of
Pns*d<*nn, Calif.,' also disclosed
for the first time the names of
four who lo?t their lire*. They
were:
llarry Hay, Tallahassee, Fla.,
William Illshop, Cleveland, Frank
Kruaxynskl, whose address waa
unknown to Jordan, and n youth
whrg* last name waa Cos, from
New York City.
Florida
lU eorC.
TOO LAPS
■■ ‘— "r
Giy« YOUR
EVERY
School dayb are' the formatieo
'ears which determine what will
ie the child's success ia life.
Ghrv yoor child every eKanre In
dewlap ALL of their posribiHtifv#
—all of the qualities .with which
they are natorslly endowed.
' r 1' »- -
;*, e,
' I f their eye*
tion.
Dr!
•
* *f1
Jacksonville Schools
Food Costa Rise 1.3
Mhy Rim Dotlble Shift
Percept. In August
JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 10 —
NEW YORK, Baft- wU-iAVr(A’)— County Superintendent of
Schools W. Daniel Boyd Mid The national iadustrial tonferTuesday that Duval county’* 41 emr board reported Taeaday feed
rchocla for whit* children and cost* rote IA percent during A nt
37 for negroes win be to
crowded that It may be neces
sary to operate “ double shift*.’’
He said class** might be bald
In some crowded school* Hem
1920, level, the repart. aahL .
GAINESVILLE. gVnt. 10 —
(Special)— Coach
Tom
l.trk
gave his Florida Qatar* a ouartar-b'oov scrlmmag* Fvldtv *f»ov- 719,000 to boada to ftesam the
non Is orrpnrmth-fl for the Tint
t & t s t ? i s a 'a l
full-length rawfh **»«lon of the a
Arthur Gosms.
season echedtilad f*V Joday.
I Flnt possible sewre lnjo-v of
eoale . a fart*. Propaganda am
falsehood have breomo the totte
book* to teych )mong mteda to
hate and fear their fellow rA*a.
Fear end terror reign 1auprrtim
Death and dchris taro been add#
Sd U the curriculum. Burrerxler
ha* Mt helped them, for now
Inflation I, Seen
By Treiutry ftesd
BOSTON,
*"" f*
Rep*.
XO—(AV-#D»#
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IIS Magnolia A re, Santard. Fla.
U------------------- f
- ■
Godwin, Left Guard; Bend Validation For 1
„ Injured At Florida . Aqueduct 1» Begun
Tl
\
not right,
Optometrist
This meant that prosecutor*
upon presentation
of evidence
can go after the "big shots* of
political movmrhta directed ' *gainat the government of Maralsl Petals.
P. M. to 4:30 P. M. for another
set of pupil*.__________
^*
are
of their personal itiaa, which Is
every bit as important.
y -.F*y- ,^7 f- t W•' H •* *''
Make sura their eye* are right
before they go hack to school.
Have them examined now,
9 >
.
I '•
- • '“ Year aattefaetlaw te a n
Tursdav empowered to indict.
t:v and sentence persons charged
with disturbing * enter In eitaes
the (iermsn-eccupled or the un
occupied tone of France.
.‘AufEtrs and co-authors end
11compile**" In any activity daip
grrous to the state are brought
under the new courts* jurisdic
M
SANPOEb’S PEPJJTATI0N for unity Is growing ond: Ike bomb* and buileta of conqsfr#
S u t o *3 with this clvfe co-opvrstlon, has come progress and pro-. or and defender ere a menace
mlse of greater progresi' sheKd. Recently Jos Hendricks
I t o
lo w -t
. commented in his Washington letter as follows: "One of! MorwagUa and Danlah chlhtrvh
tho Itest examples of *all out’ cooperstlon that I know of
^Trr~g"~ u Bt Augustine. Though S t Augustine hMfTt benoflttwl
Jwuan, r*. tu a largo extent from the defense progrsm, the result*
w jyto. •» of the YEAHS of local cooperation and effort has paid
.f*r4, 1 . lug* dividends. TlMif hsrlwr project’ Is « goM example of
ah of tha I this, though thtnr haye bepef tted through rUhny . more low
Governar
7 r— ; •«
M inufacterers’ In rrn totories.tov
taled shout 13 billion dollars It
the end of J0I7, the Department*
of Commerce reported. ;»
v
“f A T
yatring Ih. toQ
beautifytog U»a
completed until 1st* 1943 or 1943.
rbefcii the' recruits for the R. A. F. were courts, one in Lyons and Che
vl.'ms trn killed recently gas trailed for other In Peris, were estsbiishad
ckcapniTbt
, (From TH# Step
Ladder)
Would you care for me to climb
In, sir?
Ike been trading
Asd teem* like it’a a little met# lian life. Nobody would think of' trying to run n city
• than 1 can tote,
without a Jail or without policepien. TTie public rccogni/oa
Thla tow-each ia. *
well enough that there are certain Incorrigible individuals
Beta''Pm in such ■ .harry.
Tha Jlasaiana are eald to be pre-
plates for construction of a 1500mile'jgrtroieura pipeline from Texu .i f l lW A to the New. York're
fining ktm.
*Twe toeant," • 8PAB spokesmen geld, “ there will be no im
mediate eon*traction of the pipe
line—a t. least, not e Use to be
finished by the Sprint of 1943."
Ka said that if the'ime U built,
U will be made e l aaanteaa taker
drawn from steel billots—blocks
of steel. TUb would be slower, he
said, and the line would not be
(MESSAQE FROM ATLANTA) { ,
There still is disagreement in the inter
pretation of credit regulations on
small sales.
Until the Board of Governors of the
Federal Reserve give further instruc
tions clarifying this la# you may buy
at the Mather furniture Company
NEW or used Stoves, Ranges, Heaters,
�J^EPNESPAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1941
PAGE THREE
iaf
Birthday Party Given
For Clark TiHis
And Personal Activities
URXNB BEAL, S o d e ty Editor
--
'Pilot Club Votes To
Calendar Buy Defense Bond
'
Telephone 148
WDBO
Honoring her «mall son, C lift,
lw» cvlebrutetl his <econ«l btribly anniversary yfdrnliy. Mr*.
I*. Till»■• entertained witb E
rthday
ttifeh Circle Four
!Railway Lodfce Gives
Holds Last Meeting Picnic At l*ake Mary
RADIO NEWS
party at
her hom* on
The Sanford I •*«lk£«» of the
llrutht i 1*»hI of Railway ( arnu-n
of Afnrrini, ami tin* I Julies An-'
xiliaiy ••nj*»yn| ihm iiitinml inh i
fry and pn-nic at Kuindalo Park
on Saturday evening with alnml 1
2n<» menders and frn-nd-* in at- i
tendance.
Following the fish fry the re-1
evening was t
,nain,,l,r °,f. r th" :'1V"," r l.ake .
'l*,n"
"
r
lln
1 ’,h
i ommuuiiy II
n >
il,
i«,> music
Maryy t«mmui»t>
11 tfurnished by tl. Florida Wiang
le, *.
Tha U*t meetlnp
foi
church year of Circle Four
Woman** Mt»akmjrry I'ninn
Flrtt Baptist Church «a
Tonffhl'E F f^frt
r, oo Baseball Scoraa
♦J.05 R jiirtl Intertodt
m« •«» irwuir tag •
•
•1 »•
Elm Avenue yestrrdxy afternoon. | * JO UP Newt
bell on Sanford Avenue
..tt
A pink and white color theme | -5 .10 hay Thompson’s Festival
Monday afternoon with Mr* It
wa* employed throughout In tho I ? oo Orlando Junior College
F. McWhorter, charinian. p»> -id
Members of the Pilot Club
decorations which consisted o f, 7.15 Sports Reporter
tog.
voted to purchase an initial De
WEDNESDAY
vnri
colored
late
summer
flowers
[7
70
Mu*.
Int.
Mis* Ethel Shaffer has return
The Bible .Study was taugb.
to Ur. Chri-liaa
The Amerienn Legion Auxilto- fense Bond at their regular bu ed from Miami where she- has in lie living room ami dining j
by Mra. J. H. Colclough a-- i .
room. The dining table arm* oyer- J7 >5 Elmer Dsvis and tho News ».iv
ry «ponsored by Mr*. J. W. Dun- siness meeting which was held been visiting r. latives.
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talk a
on
stewardship « ,-n
laid with n lere rlolh and center-1 * no Million* for Defense
0*1 will new for the Red Cron in the Valdrx Hotel last evening,
tqr
Mra.
A. K. Rosseti.-r ,v ,
with
Mr*.
AL
F.
Hunt
presiding.
ed with a large pink slid white | :> 00 (ilenn Miller
in the ' Woman’s Clab In the
Donald Jone- left yesterday for ' irthduv rake which was »ur-j
^business was transacted in •,
The placing of Pilot Chib road
morning.
13 Public Affsiri
paratkm for the drawing f ,
id u p
tigna on the.highway at the en Gainesville wh- re he will enter rounded by pink vine aisi fern.
0 Juan Arvtxo
BASE WORK STARTS
the
University
..f
Kl-rldu.
circles of the church who I- .
THURSDAY
A N G E L ’S
trance to the city w*s discussed
The afternoon wa» spent on Ihq
___ World
ST. CI.OUH. Sn-t Id -iS p e
15 New,. of the
toko place next Mondav
The - Wesleyan Service Guild and it was decided that this
lawn wloro games were played, m no Edwin C. Hill
cial)—Terms
hove been renched
Miss
Dor-'thi
Mitchell
has
left
noon.
E
f
.iT S H A C K
of the MaUiodlet Church will would te done, plans for a Jofht
and pictures taken of the group.! I" 10 Bob
with property owner* and opera- >
ob Trout
EEeet at the homo of Miss Betty meeting With th* Orlando Pilot [for Tavares wh.-re she will teach n The children wrre then ushered | I" 16 Jionny Dunham Orchestra
A gift was pmcntr.l !•» Nil
turn* on the Okeechobee 'Air Hasej Sanfm4 Avrnua Jaal Off Of
tk.a winter. into the’ living room where Clark l 10 Dance Orchestra
McWkorUr In apprecMii4.il . i -Buhrman -~on Magnolia Avenue Club at Sanlando .Springs were like gn oarr •
Geneva A rtnw
was starlet to day. C H Duff- V.i
lesdershtp and guidance dmn
at 8:00 P. M. Thla I* the flrat made by the group.
opened bi* gifts.
I 11 00 Union WeOa, News
eilltor of Okeechobee News, saMr*.
Maxwell
Stewart
is
*|M
-ndmeeting of the nrw year and all
rose, and refresh "t* ' uounced here Tuesday.
Refreshments of ire cream 1l n5 Dance Orchestra
A report of tho meeting which
were serve,! by Mr*, fami'b.-ll
irj'ih en have been urged to at was held last weekend at Key ing thi* week it Florida Slate- and birthday cake were served, I I 1.5 Field's Orchestra
College for Women as ihe guest by the hostess. Eiiri child
tend.
assisted
by
her daugtitii. M
11 -70 l.e* Brown Orchestra
stone Heights was given by the df friends.
Lucille Campbell.
ci-ivod a small yu yn as a favor. 11 35 I'rass Nows
0 The sewing aessinn for the members srho attended including
Mled Cross will "he sponsored in Mrs. Hunt, Mr*. H. A. Swanson,
Those invited to enjoy the par IHO Sign Off
Present arerr: Mr* McWb.-it. t
Miss Myra Jacob* who Has
Next to your Doctor
the morning from li:00 o'clock Mrs. Joal FwhL .aiul. Miaa-ttuaal* been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ty with the guesi t.f honor were:
Mr*. 8. C. Graham. Mr- It R
, >t until >3.-00 o’clock by the Pres Hinton.- ••• p*-— — - m.wvra/.'w Utawdi «>l,i*Wi)lvm«i Has returned
Valerie Kirchhoff, Ann Davis, j
Y our Druggist Helps Most
Beck,, Mr*. W. L. Sloiniemmc,
Toatorroir-s l»i ognmo
byterian Auxiliary, under the di
10 Norman Beasley
Mra. Roaaetter. Mr*. .1 D > * I,
Tn I'rolrri Your Health
A special guest at the meeting [to her home n W.iycross, (in. j Janie Brown, Mary Willingham, I
rection of Mr*. J. D. Woodruff. last night was Mis. Ruth Het
Mary Grace Hobby. Doris An 7 no The World .Today
< ran, Mra. .CuUUugh. 31,.. a ,
Your doctor prcscrilven
_ The Semlnola Rebekah 1/xlge tinger of Jacksonville, Interna
Mitchell. Mrs. G. E. H.dlm- \|,
Mra. I-ewl* Milrhell has re. derson, Dorothy Anderson. Gayle
13 Hreakmst Brevities
f nr rmtr hraUN vA’ v’U,
Weill have Ita firit meeting fol tional director uf Pilot Clubs, turned to her home in Lebanon. Griffith. Sue Jan Grifftlt, Grace - '>0 UP New*
L. 8. Wilkins, Mr*. Jodei i ......
lowing a aurnmer vacation nt the and a member of the Jacksonville Tenn., after v-iling for several Marie Duggar,' Mliyd Hosaay, u. a.D) Program Returns
druggisl fills that pre
on, Mrs. 8. A. Edenfi.-I.t d
i. o . o. r. run at 8:oo r. m . club.
day* in Sanfnr.l.
Jumei Dai is, Jackie Finncll and • IS Morning Devotion*
Annie B. Shannon. Mi- \t
scription. For curcfully
Jihe Alathran Clan of
the
I.
srry Reel.
DeCouraey, Mrs W t
I• '-0 Tune* from the Troplre
compounded prc-scrip*
Thoae present Included: Mrs.
Firit Baptist Church will meet in
- 15 Poetic Btringe
Mra. Campbell. Mi*- .!.•»■ I l
Also. Mr*.
Bertha
Jenkins,
Mias Marria Proctor has left
lions
the annex at 3:S0 P. M. Croup Ilont. Mrs. J. f- Mitchell. Mrs. for Tallahas-i i- when* she will Mrs. Rid ert Blown, Mrs. Eddie
- oO Diar.a Drew
man and Miss Campbell
W. L. Morgan, Mrs. E. J. Meyer. enter her fn-hman year
0Two will ho hosteaa.
•n5 Black and While Note*
Mrs
Farl Ilossry,
at Kirchhoff.
Mr*.
M.
B.
Smith.
Mrs.
R.
C.
Gladlola Grov# number Si)7 of
•15 Myrt and Marge
Florida State College for Wo Mr*. J. C. Davis. Mrs. W. C.
Phone 10.1
the Supremo Forest Woodmen Maxwell, Mrs. O. M. Harrison, men.
■ til Marne!
Willingham. Mrs .1 I, Hobby,
Mrs.
Roy
Pipptoi
Mr*.
Field,
Johnson Home Scene
Circle will meet at the W. O. W.
Mrs. Charles Griffith, Mr*. L. •S.7 Organovelties
Mrs. E. I- Morrow ha« re K. Keel, Mr* .1 C Finncll, Mrs.
Hall at 8:00 P. M. All members Mr*. Swanson. Mrs. W. C. Erick
- 1.3 Woman of Coarago
Of Circle Meeting
son, Mrs. James Arthur Partin, turned from Tarhoro. N. C. Jsck Duggar, Mr*. W I.. Clark, to oo Mary Leo Taylor
have been urged to attend.
Miss Maude Ramsey and Miss Where the has spent some tinio Mrs. Nettie Tillii. Mr*. V. C. H IS UP NEWS
We Fill All Prescriptions
Gussie Hinton.
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FRIDAY
Mm. Britton Johnson rnti r
with her sister, Mrs. R. E. Por Mclaulm. and Mi-s Katherine I-- it) Interlude for Strings
Roan Circle of the Sanfoid
tained thr member-* **f i i.l* l
Meiech Huilding
Sanford, Florida
ter.
to 15 Tim# For Tho Tiaae
Till is.
Six of the Women’*
v
Garden Club will sponsor the
II oo Kate Smith 8peak*
sewing eeasicn for' the Red Cross
Union of the Kimt Bnpti^t t lurch
1113 The Bridge LaeSO«
Miss Mery Wiggins la the Church Circle Three
Mrs, Proctor Gives
teglnning at 0:00 A. M.
guest i f the Pi Beta Thi House
11 10 At Heme with SaBy Mar «t her home on Went Kir-*t Sfr.it,
on
Monday afternoon with Mr* 1
The Grand Instructor of the
tin
thla week before going to Ath<-n«J Meets At Britt Home
Party For Daughter Ga..
m fi. F- 8.. Mr*. Pauline McGee,
B. O. Methvln ai co-ho^t#***.
It 15 Our Gal Sunday
where she will attend school
of BUmteil, will be at the MaMm. W. I*. V»no«* l. *| in I
ANNUAL FLOWER PLANTS
at the University of Georgia.
Mr*. D S. E. Starr presided 17 on UP NEWS
Ccmplitrienting hrr daughter.
%
aonio Hall at 7:30 P. M. to In
prayer snd Mr*. W. P. Ilrook, 1
over the business session of CB- 1710 Muikal Interlude
struct all dffieera concerning the Mis* Marrlo Prostor, who hoa
Mis* Doris Jackson left Sun cle Three of Ihe Women's Mis 17 15 Jack Rerch and HU Gang taught th* Mission Study l.-nk NOW READY TO PLANT
change* which were mado at the left for Tallahaaaee where she day for Tallahassee where she
17 'll) Daneelima
A talk on tithing an, given hy
will enter Florida 8tate College Will be a junior at the Florida sionary Union of the First Bap 17 15 Ituad of Ufa
, fast grand chapter session.
Mra.
Vanca
who
close
a*
her
The Sanford Home Demonstra fur Women, Mrs. C. F. Proctor State College for Wumen this tist Church 'which met at the
Voong Dr. Malone
subject, ”1 am resolved''. The Ini .
home of Mrs. Roy llrltt on We*t I I1500Joyce
I'rltinias, Carnallon” . Snnpiirngon*. Veronica, I'yn ot i o n Club will meet at tho home entertained with a aurprlse fare erinter.
Jordan
sluts* issslun was presided over '
Twentieth Street on M-nday pf- I :ii> Merry Go Round
' o f - Mra. M. L. Till Is on 1100 well party ami picnic supper at
ghwsunt, S la lice, Vorltcna, Agcruttim. A sler, A rclotU ,
by
Mrs.
H.
E.
Morris,
rhaitmnn
Elm Avenue at 3:00 P. M. with Kvansdalc Park last Thursday
7 nt) Melody Ms tine*
Claude T. Pari* ha* arrived ternonn.
Daisii-,. Calendulas. C andyiiifl, Lupine, I’ anay, Sal
A surprise hamlkerchii-f
An interesting leaflet on Bap 7 15 Classics in Tempo
Mra. Nettle Tlllia ca rn-hostrss. evening.
from Globe, Aria., to be
the
er was pmenled to Mr*. Mums ;
via. S lock s.
Dianihtis. Doulile
Gnillardia.
lluhy'M
All
committee chairmen
are
Mis* Proctor was Instructed guest of his sister, Mra. Georg" tist beliefs was read hy Mr*. 7 75 UP NEW#
during the social hour in appro (
was 7 10 Renfro Valley Falks
Itrcal Ii. SI raw flow i t . Annual Hollyhock.
C ornflower.
asked to have thoir yearly re- to look in the beck of a certain Brown, at hrr home on Laurel Britt niul the drvo'iongt
elation for her leadership dunng
conducted bv Mr*. F. E. Bolt, 7 45 Adventuree In BcioAe*
mporta ready at the meeting to be car for a large rake which the Avsnue.
See 1h e r plants noil make your own svleclionx at
m>• 74
ths past year. Tils was the lu*t I
who also led in prayer. The di 7 55 Press New*
^turned oyer to the County Home was to take to tho main table.
beds located corner 1x1 Street and I’ erxintmon A VP.
meeting
for
the
church
year.
rected
personal
service
for
the
" Demonstration Agent.
Edward L. Smith and slater,
lot) Song* of Cheer and-Com
Upon opening tha package It
An
Ice
course
wa*
served
hy
month
which
ren*l*ts
of
visits
or leave your order ;i( the store.
fort
proved to bo a number of use Miss Mamie .Smith, have arrived
the hostesses to the following ,
MONDAY
to visit to the sick and shut-ins, was X-15 Afternoon Bareaade
ful gifts
..................
suitable for the college from Savannah. Ga.
Mrs.
Edward
Kelsey,
Mr*
J.
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the girl.
with their niece. Mr*. J. P. given hy Mr*. Watson Reel.
.! 15 Burl tvee, Kotift
T. Denton, Mrs. Vance. Mr* (
Holy Cross F.piscnpal Church
All officers were urged
to 4 oo Afternoon Varieties
Dinner was served picnic stylo Brooks, and family.
Brooks, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. I'Mrle*,
^ fO fflcen , Chapter leaden
and end a quite original “ thank you
turn In their reports for the I 15 Th/I Goldbergs
Lyons, Mrs. Iru Southward, Mr*
finance committee are aaked to and farewell” speech was made
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Till!* left year to the General Officer*. 4 30 Youth Time—NYA
E. W Stiles, Mr*. J R. Well*'
100 \V. F lllS T ST.
PHONE 41
meet at the Pariah Houae at by Mise Proctor.
yesterday for Okcechobre where Also member* were asked to I 45 Just Entertainment
8:30 P. M. for an Important
they haw gone on a fishing trip. send their coupon* to Mr*. M. 5 00 Albert Warner Gives tbo and Mrs. R. N. Nipper.
Those
Invited
to
be
with
the
buaincaa meeting. The
rtgular honoree were: Mra. R. M. Bums, They also plnn to visit in Miami C Hagan *o that she may turn
Newt
them Over to the orphanage at 5 10 Sports News, Ted Huatht
meeting will be held at 4:00 P. Mrs. Bessie Knight, Mr. end before returning home.
Arrnilla.
^M .
j U" Mrs. W. J. David, Mr. and Mrs.
5 15 Outdoors with Bob Edge
Sewing cession will continue H. A. Appleby and daoghtar,
The meeting wa* rleaeil hy sen 5:30 Eye Openers
Mr. and Mrs. Custer Rowland
for the Red Cross In the Woman’s Nancy Jsan, Mr. and Mra. May recently moved to
Palalka In tence prayers and refreshment* 5:45 The World Today
,
Club ta be sponsored by Mrs. nard Leppard and children, Linda make their home, where Mr. were served by the hostes* to
trnniferrrd
l-V ths- following:
and David. Mr. and Mn. Luther Rowland wna
Mr*. Starr. Mrs. D. K\ Me Woodmen Circle To
David and children, Carol and too Florida Power and Lhcht Nab,
Mr*. Reel, Mr*. Boll, Mr
Company.
Luther, Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Henry
II. E. Turner. Mr*. O. G. R-d
Meet On Thursday
Witte, Jr., and children, Donna
Word ha* bffn rtctivrd that ler, Mr*. W. C. Wilson, anj Miand Patty Lee, Roland Denn, Ro
Gladlola Grove Number 187 of
bert James Proctor, James Lloyd Mb* Dorothy Wigjrin*, a senior llhoda Ewing.
»t the University of Georgia in.
...r Supreme ru,
.„
„ w n > l,
the
Purest
Woodman
and Mr. and Mrs. Praetor.
-"'If.
•
*
p»ww«nIMr8.
Keddinar
Given
circle
win m
eet
in. regular •#•
of the Pi Beta Phi aororlty this1 n . _ * „ u*
** '
*siun
■— tomorrow
-------------- - *■—
avowing
at 8:1)8
term.
Party ro r Daughter , „ Ciock at the w. o. w. iun en Just Arrived!
Park Avenue with Mrs. A. C.
Mr*. Allan Leggett has jcLittle Harriett Clair Redding Madden, Guardian, prtaidlng.
turned to her homo In Wsyero*s was honored on her third huthPlans will be completed for
oftor spending a few days a* day anniversary yesterday uun the meeting of this district of
too guest of her son-in-law and a party which waa given by h<-r the society here on 8epL 28, at
dsurhtsr, Mr. and Mrs. Fred If. mother. Mra. C. L. Reddin*. nt which time all groves In Cen
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Williams, at thoir home on 420 her home on Valencia Drive.
tral Florida will be represented. Come and see tho new alcove-,, the lieootnOak Avenue.
Mn. B. 8. Bteakley
Mrs. Madden has urged ell Ing aoft ahoulders, the fuller waist the
The bright colored town furni
V. 0 . Haaty
MIm Theo Vickery left thl* ture formed tho setting for th" member* to bo present for this ■Ummer «k irt tren d ! R ayon in p ivt. wool
afternoon for 8helby, N. C., party which waa bald out of meeting. Refreshments will be m ixture* and emnrt n ovelties!
“ Insurance Plus Servlet"
served at tbo concloslon of tho
Roy Till la beginning at W;’30 A. whore the will vliit her ililer, dors. Numerous games wen- business session.
Mr*. J. B. Leo, before going to played by tho children and
Andrew Carraway
Merftenton, N.
C„ and
other a peanut hunt wa* participated
TUESDAY
The Order o f the Eaatero Star point* of Interrat when- iho will In with the prise being won by
AGENCY
Bernard Toll.
will avw for the Red Croat in •pend • month’a vacation.
im h pa r k
phone ii
Boxy, full akirted ami fitted nio.lili! i’lui.l
Latu In the afternoon refrr-htbo Woman'* Club beginning at
back
tweed, herriiiRboneH, wool piixln es
monta
of
birthday
coke
and
ice
Mis*
Florence
McKay
returned
9:30 A. M.
Exciting new dctailxl Some with iur trim.
yettrrday to Miami after upend cream were served by Mr*.
ing the (ummer month* with ber Redding. Favors were multi-col
parenta, Mr. and Mr*. (Ilenn E. ored balloons.
AttdenonGAY MODE HOSIERY
Those invited to help the hon
RIG H T FOR T H E
McKay, at their hnm* her* and
!.lively (rum l»»i» lu fFJ
'
Griffith
ors*
celebrate
were:
Jo
Ann
Wil
nt their aurnmer homo in Cloudkins, Botty Bryan. Tam ltc Jran
lot ! Kitrhl
f'T
Campus
or
for
Nelson, Harriett Brown, Beverly
rv« r\ iHTii'iDii fr«'in
Fan tral
01*8*1*1*
Sandra
Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Walker and
718 K. IsJ Bt
A
New
Job!
m all non, Stephen, have moved roll, jo e Mom, Bernard Toll.
418
to Jacksonville where they plan Gordon Toll end Robert Bamucl.
BPORTS JA C K E TS
to make their home after apandtog about a year in Sanford,
Flannel or corduroy 0-41) |
where Mr, Walker was connected
in classic, boy cuat O
with P. Ballanttoe and Son*.
or link atylasl 12-20.
Social
P ersonah
V
Laney's Drug Stored
HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO.
SMARTHESS
BRAND NEW FALL FASHIONS IN
JEANNEDRADRESSKS
fj
casualty
U
Smartly Taitored Coats
Mr. and Mi l A. D. Me Raney
•re expected to arrive Unlay from
Daytona Beach where they hayt
S M A R T S K IR T S
Flannel, rayon , and A . IUl
wool crape, gabar- Z
dine I Colon, plaid*.
AU Wool Swi
Poll,Parrot Shoes
Crew or beet ntcksl
New saddle ahoultftral Fall colon.
WASH
$ 1 .4 5
to
Felt Sport
$ 3 .4 5
*# ton man which wac Laid at
Iho homo of lb s . Julian Pender
• Wait Sixteenth Street last
BL0 UI
White or colors In
broadcloth. Convert
ible collar. Trlml
Autumn-Mood Hats
Ni'w-iruMin cidur* anil ^ ,08
*tyU-« .it Ihi* uinaziuglv*- J
luw price-1
HaU
Snort now anglea A Q C |
on brimmed itylaat
0
According to six*.
if
NEW DHEHS CLOVES
Unusual styling at A Q O
this price! Knit fab*
rlc, whipped aeamil
Camptto-Rlghl
Shorn
Neat eaforde with ^ .98 |
Ibitoer er cork and I
rubber to leal Y*l«a*t *
SMART FALL HTEIT’ ERS
Btyle-right pump*, ox- A .9 8
fords and comfort 2
shoes! Low priced I
I•
lludxctetr Handbag*
S i mu l a t e d A A O
grain* In d r e w ] f H
«r and tailored atylecl
^ Some ilppera,
Y a u ilg fH tg r o w
by gneu work.
Udy-Igrke*
| | ,gg
Clrdleo fUttor
your figure!
T '- f 3
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Tfl, 1MI
tty Jameson Is
feated In First
mnd Of Tourney
-
Jabet Toon her of White
X , T , i comparative un.
», aatoaabod a
withering
o f roh-por golf U u T o e c
tad ooagserod defending
lion Betty Jameaon of Han
ou Texas., in the first
e f tho ferty-fifth women’s
il championship,
lews wore gathering oror
m trr club as the !>e«peel
iarlcrl Mis* Vounkor rompletmf
her conquest o f tho slow-mavlng
Texan by harv.ng tho eighteenth
hole for a I-up triumph before
a amall gaifory.
It marked Iho flrat miteb-play
defeat for 22-yrar-old MIm Jam*
eaon alnce tho third round of
tho 1938 tournament at Buffalo,
N. Y., when aho succumbed to
Mr*. Estelle Lawaon Taro Of
Groonaboro, N. C.
Elimination o f Ml*a Jameson,
winner of tho laat two buntsmento, climaxed a day of s'.unnlng upoeta In which all foiir
player* who tied, far the quail*
Threo
eastorner*
who
Lakeland Seeks To
Rebuild Its Team
B^CK W . STRIDE
LAKELAND, Beet. 10 -< 9 p ed e l)— Ceoehea Zollie Mayctrd
and Clifton Morrell, (coking to
patch op a foe theII tram wrecked
by graduation, am experlrrrnlln*
with a baekfleld composed of
two reoenre lettermen from lost
year, a former “ B" team pbyer
and a baaeball player who h
making hia fln t try for a place
on the football (quad.
The lettermen are Joe Bill
Ml
Pee Wee
Reese,
S A o W toP
COaHtti Btynrier A U rf
•tb-me o
oog*9s'
PeMA*rcacts-
IE
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Our tihop is weU equipped
lo nuke any repairs
on
farm machinery, trailers
or other equipment. .
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
* * a f t * * * t t s e Aao
Stamped thcmaelera aa conlrnd-
lartM ftnje arrrie*
»rt by deadlocking Mi** Jame
aon for tha medal, war* elimin
ated by Identical scores of .1 and
2. They were Jean Bauer of
Providence, R. I.. Alice Belan
ger, 21-year-old Bovsriy, Mans.,
player, and Grace Aniory, so
cialite golfer from Locust Val-
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You nro hurnhy rommindH irri
r«<iulf«4 lo
nEponr Octobor <e
J90!• to Iho bill of complaint file*!
against you In tho Circuit Court
In and for McmlnoU County, Kl«*
rlda. by Martha llall, tha same
divorce.
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fln t casualty of the season when
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arm in yesterday's practice tril
lion.
Coach Gannarclll has 20 as
pirants working out dally and expocts this number to be raised
to 2S or 30 with tho formal op“
school term on
•nlng of tho
Friday.______
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WASHINGTON, BopL 10-i/P)
—The
Maritime
Commission
adopted Tuesday a schedule of
maximum rates for tho transpor
tion of sugar from Cuba to United
Stale* and Gulf ports. Officials
for Immediate military sendee. said Cuban authorities had asked
A spokesman for tne county
draft hcadquirters reported that
RECAP
Louis—now truining for a tout
with ls>u Nova In,New York on
That imooth
Sept. 29— would not bo Inducted
tiro w|th a
before October under any circum
heavy
new •
tread — you’ll
stances.
. . .
get now flrat*
When periodic functional dis
lino tiro mile
tress begin* to mako you miser*
age at half
nblr, why not do a* thousands
the coat!
of w men and lake CARUUI? It
niuy bo used 2 ways. First; Te
help relieve
periodic . distress,
start :i days before “ the time”
and follow directions. Second;
To eld In building energy,
strength —through better appetite,
Incrmscil flow of gastric Julee
which should help digestion—take
Beach! Robert J. Latahaw. I’ltU-i it by ilirectJona aa a tonic. Tyr
hur«h| Willis C. Lincoln, >Ust CAIIDUH
Orange. N. J.j Charles D. Mar
shall, New
Orleans:. Thurston
unavtll- Perry, A u b u r n ,ft l.| Illghton
I.it-ib lirjf
non nno i r
refresh m en l
C * « C . W e ls h
Dolnnd
0(11 000 00
Willingham and 1‘avli
.per and Madjrskl.
D. H. FI.IKK MISS
LONDON, Rept 10geant W. R. jUmlkemus
vllle, Teim„ a member
A. F., la misting from
flitht, a reliable source i
day night Details ware
WELSH TIRE SHOP
Walter J. Schub. Norfolk, Va.,
Kugrna D. Slocum, Evanston. III.;
ARCIIITBCT8 ENGAGED
Everett W. Wood, Hastlngs-onTALLAHASSEE Sept 10—GP) tie-Hudson. If. T .l IWbert £E-.
—Tha StaU cabinet Tuesday Davidson, Point Pleasant,
signed a conlraet engaging tha
8t PaDiuburf firm of Hadley
and Athlnaon to do Uia arthlecttural work on a new south wing
dbuvbrt —phonb m
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Is this work-a*day world, fna
pouia that n fm h a t with Icc-
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Jack U hack from Broadw ay with the latent
sanitation—
All Ux«tiv«i c«n*t j
be Lcjclcrsl •
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moment on the sunny side o f
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 19U
M ember A ssociated Press
Type Of Freighter Sunk In Red .Sea
Prevails
•Situation *Said Acute
in Several Cities
Of Occupied Area;
Workers Sentenced
Premier Returns
R.A. RAttacka
Northern Italy
Protest Against
Union Dues Hike
Sees Miners Quit
Three New Colleries
Compelled To Close
By Striking Miners
Russians Claim New
Advances On Cen
tral B a t t l e f ront
1IA7.E1.TON. Pa„ Sept. II 1A*I— A niolor-ede of several
thou land srou*ed anthracite min
er* from the
Panther Creek
valley roared through the Ilne.-Iton district today, cloaing thrrr
more collierir* in a swift eatentlon of * wnlkout In pretest
agninst an increase in union due.
and srsessments.
Tho miners, disregarding orders
from the general union commit
tee to return to work, are pro.
testing an increase in monthly
dues from ft to $1.S0 and nn
annual assessment b e st from $2
to *6.
BKSUN, Sept II.— (AP)
—Cormsa pUara skawtred
t^ W ra d
with
pamphlet*
Investigating C o m
mittee Slaps Ickes
A n d Recommends
All Curbs Removed
WASHINGTON. Sept. I I —UP)
--The special ^rns-e investigat
ing committee
reported today
there was no actual shortage of
gasoline or any other petroleum
products in the east and recom
mended an immediate removal of
esisting restrictions.
Accusing Secret," y of Interior
Ickes the defense petroleum co
ordinator and nis aides of “ over
enthusiasm” — In creating “ unneees.ary alarm'' among the pub
lic. the special committee as
acrteil “ shortage, as we see It, is
a shortage of surplus amt not n
shortage of products or a lark nb
facilities to transport them.”
NUM BS
rn
Roosevelt Is
Expected T o
Get’Em Told
Secretary D e c l a r e s *.
Radio Address Will
Leave No Questions
On Policy In Doubt ?r..
President Goes
On Air At Nine
The B.087-ton Steel
Mariner
(ab ov e)
clearly resembled American freighter Steel
Seafarer, wheli win vink in the Red Sea t.y
an onit‘entifie.1 plane which dropped an a .-n il
homh It w .m the second l'. S. nieri hantniaii
Day Is Spent In Con
ference With Other
Important Officials
W ASiriN fVTON .
Sept. 11
(•11 — l*rp.aitlrnl R oosevelt’ *
•
■•* *• XTtend
'•■olio mldre.ia on foreign do |.
■ U a ' b 1^ *** Geraaaaa
I n v tonight via* described nt
Romlaae w o t dedd*
•hotter loaingrad will bo
i he W hite House todav ns
ttkea o a a fairly Intact city
;"*••• which will lie “ nil co v e ror “ ■ hjap of dotada.
1
WASHINGTON. Sept. II —UP)
im g. and will leave no unPatrick J llurtey.
of
An aattortaod c n M Uan-ui-ri'il iiucal inn.8.’ *
war under President Hoover, to
ttr asserted tto Nasi* aro la
Slenhen Karlv. nrcaa necra^
day urged Congress to repeal the
U
Ju.0*
'
,nnirt
-x>>
la r i, ileclared
the
speech
Neutrality Act. whu-h he callec
h « r k r p u ltta oa t on Lnla.
......
I
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•
*
•
l|
»
e
»f
Itiiokd
frttlll
"will menII what It *uy* and will'
“a cowardly surrender of the
I " * fc* t.w,r* withholding Ita
written in English— English
freedom of the seas.’* He asaerted
fall wight ta plra tto dtii (hut will need n<> translation.**
m m a dtaaco u m
every American ship nr individual
t t d , defense t a c t ic T
_I’n'aidrnt Kmiacvcll returned
entering the war rone mr at Plans Arc Made I'or i Aid'In Night 'linte
tVrdni-adny night
from Hyde
to run the Germans'
Return Matedi With 1
__ f i „ .......... ..
Joy-Riding Must End, tempting
Hr AaaaalafpJ wo---I'aik an*l Ihi* fun*' ul of hie mo
blockade is violating the act.
ther
tn
plungr
immediately
into
, German-occupied Norway,
D a y t o n a Reac h
Senate Group Told
activity rrflrcting ‘ ilrrp concern
^ethlng aetinat Nasi rule,
ll«>w n.Ooo lriHi|H Wi’ic itan« '
i >vrr thr impart wf t)a< war on
R* v
It dli.mi.
and
Jnsper frrr«i| 20 nilit** *»n n ni..m»tii *
WASHINGTON. Sent. II.-UP) Air Freighter Takes
ficed a erials today as Nasi
thi- rmintry,
—A
special
Senate
Investigation
W
olfe,
nm-Mlent
high
c
o
i
e
.
at
notk**»
into
front
lm
»*
m
tivitn
|
autlwrltlep damped down
Si'irrtnry nf State Hull met
Alaskan Supplies the weekly lllllti he* . f the Sem In thr leOiiiMinna mi*ck hntll.w,
of the eastern gasoline situation
On' I'li'-nlrnt nt the railroad atawith the first flrinsr-sQuad
waa halted temporarily Wednes
»• ilr^crihril in .in nrtnlf m t!»#•
inole
Gun
(dub,
again
took
the
((nil mill ilmve with him to the
execution* there and the
SACRAMENTO. Calif, Sept.
day after the committee conduc
Alounntlriit ( I .« ) |im|y r„k%nj
White House. The secretaries of
•tale of civil siege which
ting it had heard testimony that It —UP)— Big aenal freight hone-* y e -l. rdny at I' e l.iki-fmr.t Tnlk, M Flipping from v%lii«*l» wm
"ir\
ilicltidr
war and navy also wero called
joyriding and non-essential mo ers soon will be raring vital de range when they •,i,n, | (in i»**r. sent to Th.* Snnfonl ll. rnl.l
was proclaimed in Oslo, the
»*'M
ncr
thinks,
f«i
Ihi* executive innrMion for contoring must be curtailed for the fense supplies to America's out feet anil near perfee' . - * I,
I hr rrportrr \*h«» \%rot«* tinotiir\ S. l «#f Kit feience- Wednesday ni^ht, in adcapital, waa expected tp bo
post* In Alaska, on
rrgular
peat few menths.
Mir
!•
r|ni't'M
jin.|
Thr
Rtory
itprllt
ihr
night
in
i
l
.
1
Sir W.dfe had a lilll n the
v*»nce of Koiisevclt's important
extended •to other areas.
Ralph K. Davies, acting petro- schedule ever a 2000-nnlifc route. timed h i» and a
!!•-•••» V "I I it» i if in a*’ . | ililishrsl indio report to the nution today,
7 in tin- t ■•’hi with l.irut fail tn 'orgr \\
That was the Army's answer
Russia'* armies' reported to
laum coordinator, told the sen
h>
Ihr
\ii
|
a
t#
>.«I
a
t
r
sI'
ii
I
i
I
tilling
Mcltory#
fornu
r
Snnfonl
r.-itlm
t
match firing, while Ml W iliant.
wlich aa- tvpmided from Its
W. U Marten- ators that despite “ public confu Wednesday to the necessity of
day they had arisen the Nasi* . ^ 7 *
who
divuinn Mjpply offiavr of <o and •*li|u •! I. y .1ii Iania ||,im
a*rig*init I scope.
•***?
p *“ *da return* to sion" and doubt that a rral gaso whipping up defense preparation* had •••• HI the tim«‘d fire
th oin r, and *I’lii* Sliiiidiinl
|.iback II miles on the central £
thr
trnopi,
in
nr
tier
to
ohw.rvr
J
V
June*
shot
J
t
and
N
*
ij
Uo4'j»eve|t’- aitilrcns will follow
Montreal by plana which brought line shortage existed in the east at the isolated far north base*.
hnir%
i
f
Nutiirnl
||i**i
the
movrmrnt.
Smith
1
10
in
the
-lew
fire
fraat, taken a toll of NHOO Gar llm kora* front England to eon- ern states, he expected patriotic
Hourly upon the sinking of the:
Air corns pilots of the Both
Hvr m Iiiiii. -. pohlHhrd
Ilrlping
With
thr
m.ivr
mn
thr
matrhe.
Sam
Gardner
ai-n
Irak
S
i
'
mr , duo
mile- this aide of
fly
the
saaa dead and wounded In M days
w SL
MlnUter Chur- cltUena to cooperate in the pre transport Ring will
'»2nil Infdntry llriguilr, un.l.r th** I*l •Vi'Mitv N.n irty, |nr
Iceland, the Itnmbinic and sinkAin after
tha latter'*
hUtoiie sent curtailments.
freight, using twin-engine trans- port in the slow fire -hi-it.
o f fighting around Kiev, fed Mixed —
-----•*—
AUo
inrlti.l
Match acore* were a* ’ ollow*: romnuml of llrig.-Gen. Jo eph
—
meeting
ini: «»f the S. H. Steel Seafarer
with
irt planes. The mute will he
IxHtkw nn
Chairman Malonay (D., Conn!)
tha initially*'in the stage of Len- Roosevelt.
- • .Hutchison
..... ..•poll of*
»| Sanford.
Via11|UI II,
................. . «*
Mil- III" M in the ((I'd sea ami last
M
S T R T t*.
said tho special committee would —tween the Sacramento air d«- Jj Wolfe
Commenting
(’ommcntlnjf
on
thr
cfflcirncy
in»pnrtnni
I
m
ihi
;,
"
H
i**
iiutuivAl
oy inn yu -jy?
M t wlftd JUtj j Field, Fairbanks
“ “ ^ { • ' o ^ rr^ ra -^
e T --^ ,
R. William*
nr> yy 9D 281
ilenl and an anniiuni'Cmlmn w .aw ;
f t - l,u<t
<if
|
h
|
.
W
i„
k.
I
and
I
f
tual
steps
taken
to
’•
tir
Army Foresees 2wT T^Sfr
arny and
ami rcallle
rcnliie the giant ta.k ............................ I1..I1 .i.
arr.y
Ameliian ship* and lives l |4t) s
a n te also be ethhr ellies, where
inf M um w**ra*
• I. ^ of arousing mun from tlelr lad*. tt"*iillri w ill ten hi 114%li«ii
-t •i•t* tit a |hi*n* arc •rvcrnl j the seas possibly includlgRrAgj. J'
ban moss urea probably will be
Deaths In Maneuvers Jnne*. y.l and HI*; Ned Sn ith Ion ling them on trucks and trans ImhiKur
Ka vhi it trii iii I leu* h. ” 1 •» Mr*-' ,|rrs to the Atlantic naval jatrOl ‘
DO and HD. Standard American porting them over strange roads
enforced.
Tinie Of Lindbergh’s WASHINGTON'. Sept. 11 - I d 1) target* were Hard in all the at night, you’ll always lack some •*• 1'un * I. Nil Ii*nn* I.*A until s to sink on sight any All* WgtS' « i
Joseph Terbortn. German high
area. SI.•
Suilll-* •1 I bill 4 Null** \ •• * li> .1 | vessels fiiuml in tie
thrills the armed force offers."
Address Is Changed —The War Department e.timatnl malche*.
ccmalmtoner for Norway, assertUnited .Slate* UW
mi- 1||*|I|I« lull I* .1
f . lv I'f llltofapry j twveii the
C.
E.
MiSlarrowr
fired
n
J
h
I tonight that there would he m
The reporter draws this con
11* j mill .iii in ihi' >•!»’»
tlu* witin I e li'elaiul.
f
,,
*d that tha maaanraa wore ne. n the rifle range. All other
Roosevelt announced th*4 . WJ ( ' s
NEW YORK, Sept. It —UP) \deaths and 70,000 other casual He* firing wra* dolte on the pialul elusion from hi* night with
;iimI iii #•ir Ilf* . “ P in t I #1nsla* l»y
ceeaary ta craoh plans for ■
’
among
approximstcly
troops
in
maneuvers:
Fr lit mi*4 X.tvit r IcIU «*f t-vnilt iii speech, originully schedulsd fO j
gooeral strike of
Norwegian Appropriated Fu nds — The America First Commit troop* who will take part In the range.
•The fear of tditxkriegs by
tee announced Wednesday that
)6 minutes, had been incraaiBa
Ned Smith, who i* secretary motoriied Panter typed divisions In«t»» ••••In>
warkara sat for today.
record
peaeo-tlme
field
maneuvers
To Be Delivered To Charles A. Lindbergh’s radio in September and November
III lit* In-hl nf ml i h c i MM* ! tn L3 The news of both the
of the club, atated that ar« against well meaning, hard hit
A Quisling spy . betrayed the
at a Des Molne# rally
M'Vfiul iMtstkd ini linlmi: "Kriuif and the Steel Seafarer had bM R
plan for tha atrike, It waa reThe department said, however, rangement* are being made far ting 'old time aouarcs' isn't much iMtin
State Health Board address
tonight would bo carried over
|inl>“ liy Ilarnl.l K. i 1*hmI teeeiveil sinco tho original f R R
a return mutch with the Dayported,
tha Mutual network at 10:30 P. that tho accident and death rate* ton* Reach police team sometime to worry over just now that is mill ” 1 i»ilaatliill- of Finitd’r'* hy was niaitc.
,■. ,
Oerman troop* ringed Oslo folSeminole County’s school board, M. (E.S.T.) Instead cf 0:00. would b . considerably lower linn next week. The Daytona Beach eiprcially if they call on the K Wil i»n I hi l liter i • i t "i"'l i
Tho
President
had flnm aM
lowlng tha em otion last sight
for a corresponding number of ci
staff of th* Fighting Diaie to rttuly o f Ihr' iim-t ints-r»*Al IIUT writing tho speech In'fora h *
The
chant#
waa
mad#
when
holding
It*
final
meeting
before
team come here thi« week or.d
of two Norwegian labor leaders.
President Roosevelt’* address was vilian persons during the .erne waa defeated by member* of perform it."
Frt'in h C.tlhi 'h'tiile
itii'l tln ir left Ins homo at Hyde l’ ark, b i t
Otter alleged plotters were sen the opening of school on Sept. re-scheduled from Monday
period o f time.__________
at
u rih ittiiiii' .
h»-uiHifiilly
Blu | it was, o f cou ric, still open to
the Gun Club. The shoot be
tenced by military eourts te IB, yesterday confirmed previous 9:00 P. M. to Thursday at the
revision. Judge Samuel I. ROWSMriitnl
tween the two team* next wo-8 Geneva Hears Drone
tanas ranging frees 10 yean to acta of Chairman Fred T. Wil same hour.
" 11nn -• If nn \ii!ol»foicri»|ihy «»f n mull nf New Yhrk Supreme ONVt,
Beardall
Named
To
will be held in Daytona. Mr.
Ufa Imprisonment.
Of
Airplane
Motors
liams and Superintendent T. W.
Lindbergh's subject will
be
Iliiulu“ h\ Mi- Kmtiiihm, “ Tin-, who has advised the President
Ia tb* war In Uto air, H» A. F. Lawton supporting a
County •‘Who Are tho War Agitators? Rear Admiral’s Rank Smith »»H I . _____ ’
lif.- ..f .Moth, i Alary o f
hv | en the contejit o f many OX_mM
bomber* ranted far afield and basltt unit, Mr. Lawton said toGENEVA. Swltierland. Sept, j |* S iip'ii, " I lu |,iff mol I rttcM ; important snccchee, was a
attacked northern tttlUn ritta*
11.—UP)—The
strady
drone
"
f
!
of
J
it
n«-t
Li'•kiln*
Stuart
,
hy |sengvr on the train.
WASHINGTON. Sspt.
Roosevelt’s Envoy
far tha first Urn* tinea last
fund* approprialaced for mira Americans May Use
airplane motors was henrd over 1 MaU'h* Mn|4.ih;in, Mil* 4111 In—Ths Navy announced Wednes
es and health work will be de
for more than an hour ••KrM|ihnBelligerent Vessels day Uist President Roosevelt had
Confers With Pope Geneva
^ C h T th o Bnsoo-Oertnan ’front, livered to the Stat* Board of
Inning shortly
i..r
..r «_ ula-1
in ,
jj,. .\iwt4pliiuN- eui4
br^inninj
before
M»w.
Mfdt 1
approved tha promotion of 12
Health-ne the— tehee! boards
lilghC It waa impoMUle l»| |,„w
, ,, ,„ , ^imm| ih’.-il iif
iuv*t~ciptalBi tn tha' grmtlp nf VATICAN CITY.
"
WASlUNCTONriJepL
I
r
~
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>
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Sept.
II.—
the
direction
the
plane
wrro
|(|m
.
M
,
j,
shore of the amount. Mr. U w rear admiral and of 147 com OP)—Myron C. Taylor, President tell 1_ u L..I > n a ol,».l l.i lu. Willltllind for
M*v«*ral
ton explained. Seminole County UP)— The state Department ha* mander* to captain. •
taking, but appeared to la* south
conauli
In Great
Roosevelt's personal
emissary, cast. It waa established tbul they >r lirs >ht h.ae* hccll -l inllll^ tO|»U,’«
|will not employ n school nurse authorised
of lllu*tiat* *1
nuu!iixiiti-4 from
Tha new rear sdmlrala Included began an important exchange of
head-long
Russian aa hi the pest since all the duties Britain to grant oertnlsslon In
wero foreign planes.
I nil in
tu tio- Hun f til'd library
had
driven of the nurse will be taken over Americans stranded there to re Capt John Reginald Beardall, M. view* between the President and
(Northern Italy'* Industrial rc tiifurnl Sanford’ i ihuurhtcr is al*
Orlando,
Fla.,
the
President'*
turn borne on other than Amer
the Vatican Wcdnetday In two gion i* eoutheaat of Geneva. <>•» [ hi -aid to-h*v*- a collection of
three wsdgta into the German by the health unit.
Diaries Frederick < has* o f >
chief ftaval aids.
long and private audience* with previous occasions Uritiah t»*nil>- IKMldUih, i-italotftii-«l ni.\v-|inp4*r l ake Mohawk Sparta N. J.. dlod f
Miss Rath Mattieger, former ican ships. Secretary Hull dis
closed
Wednesday.
Pope
Plus
XU
and
Luigi
Cardi
Sanford resident who now It di
er* en route to attack northern
i»o«l photo-hit lr copied last night at the age nf 79, 11
REPORTS INCOME
Means of msaiPg possible th*
nal Magllone, papal secretary of Italy have paaaed over SwiUcr- *cIlpIMiitfc.
“ T s iis S S i
— 1
rector O ftfce bureau of public
lay.
.
if fmnoiM French tn-v%-papers was learned here today.
return of many more United
itete,
He was the brother nf Joshua
health nursing ta .te*******}*’ States cltlxene (trended In oth
land.)
that will 1m* of intt-ri-hl to the
NEW YORK. Sspt II -UP)
Thera
wera
Indication*
that
Park,
th*
conferred. last week with Mr.
Chase of Winter ------, —
— Western
Unlnn Telegraph
public.
war nnd peare alma figured
Lawton, and assured him that er countries also la und*r
late Sydney O. Chase of Banfypd <
Army Morale Is Good,
official* Company reported Wednesday net largely In tho talk*.
|the haiuth unit would begin oper- dy. other department
end
the Isto Randall Chaao o f
tncoms for July of 1803,969 com
Tho President's envoy was unNumber In I'rison
lon early In October, whe. the laid. _____________
C h e s t n u t Hill,
Philadelphia.
Peterson
Tells
Club
pared with 183,823
In July,
.
iw f ^ „ * w goes Into efferi- SEEKS DEBT ADJUSTMENT 1940, and nat Incoma for the deratood lh usually Informed cir
I'enna. He was the unci* *
'
Drops
In
August
cles
to
havt
hold
th*
pope
that
C„L K. T . Hamas of Altamonte
llundall Chaao snd Sydney O.
I FORT MYEKs T Sept. 11 first seven month* of 1941 nf
Insofar
aa
Soviet
Rusal*
»»•
— u
Springi wma welcomed hart at the
if'irdl sad
('base, Jr., of _ Ssnfi
(Special)— Congressman IVtcrJACKSONVILLE. Bept H — |4,0S9JM compared with II.- concerned, Rooaevelt wae more son
TALLAHASSEE, Kept. II — Franklin W. Chase of Winder*
It slowly by gsntlre *«4 ,UrT»- board meeting following * vse*told the Lion* Club WrilneoUP)—Tha City of Often Covo i n , 143 ia tho like 1040 period. Interested In tb# welfare of lh#,' T
UI7
Florida's
prison
systi'm
had
”
night thsl tho m<irale of
mere.
tlon ta Brevard, N .C .
.
petitioned A. H. William*, president, said world's people* than In tha form ' day
nvt profit of Irt prisoners dur
.. • Army ia good.
MIh Dorothy Parkin of the Urlngs Wednoodoy
Mr. ('h ue was horn in Gel
tho
that If th* Improvements were
ing
August.
of
government
as
such.
Sanford Graasmar School subealt^ federal court bora to appro
town, Philadelphia, I’enna.
“
Contrary
to
any
report*
which
maintained through tho root of
plan
for
adjuatmout
of
tho
There were
1711.7 runvirt* Sept. U, 1882. Immediate
tad bar resignstioo to ttabaaaR
you may bavli heard. Peterson
1041 business would bo tho best
S B
alelpalltyV bonded debt t
said, “ th# morale of tho Army when the in* nth begun, the prison vers, in addition to his
and It waa accepted. Mr. L m rtg Uw
for any year since 1930.
national
bankruptcy
act.
bureau
re|**>rtrd,
and
.7777 when and nephews, aro hte wife
st kertT bttoe f r i lb*
ndustrlal Needn
la goed. I have talked to tho
August closed.
“ t J & r T a C 'iijJ a
Fowler Chaao) two sons, ‘
bnv* themaeleer.
The prison received hi prison
••! have picked up boys from
Chaao ana Walter K.
.
ers—
81
new
ones,
three
by
re
Fort Banning, boy* near Waahtwo grandchildren, and his
___ ^W inter R o d *
capture,
and
inr
by
revocation
Ington, boys from Camp Btan.1lataad that tbia did aot aeeao31 re. C. B. Adamson, r
. itaia hiring a now teacher atoco
inir and othtni tnd 1 found thrlr of parole. Sentence* expired for town, Philadelphia.
l Planned At Arcadia tt
e f-r a ft T r i t h . v n - . r y flehori
tpirlU •ictlUnL They g*i home 94 convicts, one wa* releuml on
Funeral servtcaa will be
_
_
_
.
ii harea- exerathro
director, Donald M. itch— *o do boys at »cho'>l»o temporary parole and me on Saturday at Sparta, N. J.
s
Dwight Bsalth, president of ■otora not oxceoding U.6 noreo NaUon> w#dnfWjay ^ work out do I wholt % t hav# long aea- bond. Three dieil nnd two of
a compute achedul# of tho na ■Ions of Congraaa. But they hsvo four who escn’ppil were nat re
im taD esaita—wt of Edaoattam M Sanford Outboard Assoc ta
RESUME COAL OU
-aaa -A .- tho "co w /wee,
______ ______
ttoo, today announced piano tor wiU U of o m Ora-mlta brat and tion's military and civilian re- the spirit and they are doing captured.
quiremmta ta an effort to aolvo
jS t im T w .T V S
BIRMINGHAM
Ala.,
third amaal “backyard" re- will cH n d it wmf
P. tho problem* of shortage* of their part/*______________
Z T S r O r iM to and Mr*. Vera
Cattlemen Asked To 11.—UP)—Production In _
- to ho hold an Lake Mow M. Thta will be limited ta aorvko materlaU and of expanilon of
mines waa°H«ck to
Advertising Bill Mu*t Seek R. A. F. Cadet coal
oathoard •boota and mptora not productlmi fnallltle*.
Wednesday night after
IS horsepower or *0
The board announced tho mt Be Paid, Watson Says
at tha Tennessee Coal, .
boo displacement.
tlon. Which U termed n detailed
BARTOW. Kept I I —(Special) Railroad Ca’a Wytam an
ta spcm*riag°tho*ra?
planning of tto defense program
TALLAHASaEE.8ent. ll-</n —All cattlemen within 60 mile, water shaft* reported "for
wtBriart at 130 o ^ k and will after briefing to • full atop the
ha rqatrictad to servko outboard ewwiutan of civilian Industries -Attorney General WaUon told of th* Lakeland sreo were “ur Th* T. C. I. manager
Ftarid* Cltru* Commission gently requested" by Day* Tur th* night shift at Wytam'!
which would require tarn quan tha
Wednesday ■that Comptroller Iat ner, of Bradley Junction, preel- *d work after member*
tities* of defense so*terials.
___
S u a V ^ r . »T0,7»4 bill tar the dent of the Florid* Htata Cattle United Mina Workers of
preparation o f a ritra* adverttalng men's Association, Wednesday ta ca returned at Edgawat*
^ 2
f r a f f ir »* * 7 clast " c r
bookUt by an oot-of-.Uta con- make an Immediate snd thornueh tn th* day. Approximat
h o (ho tmllmltod raco snd
/ t ' CORRECTION1
search of their pastures, especially man aw. employed at
JC'iW
h* r*ph “ wrth
swamps snd hesey growth In tho
U waa stated In yesterday's
Leo had ratatod to p*T, Arthur pastures. In an effort to find
Herald In tho test paragraph of
j o r 4* «
tho story on new firs station Kudner, Inc, tar th* booklet pre Richard A. G. Clear*. Brittah
L TSJh^raS^be a “W equipment that tto Inauranco pared under contract to tb* But* sir cadet who has been missing LOCAL WBA
ratahaa been reduced/ISito SO per Citrus Commission beesua# ho for over a week.
ami will start «
Florida— Mostly etou
Turner said that authorities of
cent. This ta incorrect; by hoop bald tho itsto law prahlWte ala* doer* tho fire loaees. the warding a State printing contract th* Lakeland School of Aeronau
ta an out-ag-stata concern If - tic* had asked ths help of th* era; not quite so wai
. —-------- fore* haa-been able to maintain
cattleman and cowboys of Florid*. extreme north portion,
Florida printer can do tb* job.
any stao motor. •thq preesnt fire taenraacs rata.
Perfect Score Is Public May Use Dow Books
Shot By Wolfe In
At The Municipal Library
Gun Club Meefing McRory> Hutchism|
Aid1In Night Time
Division Maneuver
Board Confirms
Healthy U n i t
Charles F. Chage^—
Brother Of Joshl
Chase, Dies At
S t t ’f f ' M
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m
Leesburg Defeats
Betty Jameson
Is Favored To DeLand In First
i* Win Third Title Game Of Playoff
.^BROOKLINE, Mm *. SenL U—
' Cf)—Although golf cuppllo* ft#
most fr» fllfl i port* champions,
do« to Its disrespect fa r Um form
Charts, there were
fn r Hcrs/ gbouta Banday who dtapaUd tho
“ consensus that Batty Jameson,
> M
—
.I J
a
A _ al.
byear-old
San. Antonio
star,
tuM gain her third straight
itional title at tha country club
||| Wttke
T ie fact that thu field o f 12S
eludes most o f
Um naUon's
ip-fllght women
con pctitors,
nderx, hat failed to daunt tha
edeat Texan girl and her army
1 bars been hitting the tall
itier here than I here al] teain,” tha charming Bitty explainI, "And I feel confident that
».*b*n*aa. ot winning- ar* .a.bit
(Uax ft*-\>Xtog •ante
but two years when 1 had litas'
cwmienee."
. Hiss Jameson regards the longhitting Clara Callender, 21-yearold daughter of ■ Pasadena, Cal
i f , professional, as the greatest
•hataels the must conquer to beloom* the fourth three-tn-a.row
winner the tournament has had
'gKM 1888.
r "
>. . Those now sharing that nlcha
in g o lfs hall o f fame are Beatrix
Hoyt, beck In 1898-87-98, Alexa
Stirling’, a winner in 1916 and
'9 * im u ) 1919-20, after the tlUe
BAIWOSD HERALD. BAlfFOUP. TUMSnA
-
-V -:- v « r r '-
Mo w a r d
l - r i o t r « j
PollbX
fiew P rrcA itier
s e n s a -b o m o f i w e
stw ouis
C a r p ia Ja u s
Power
W o t e io e e
fae rfal
MaWho-Ser scored# f re*** third
on Parllch'a long AmterfMd fi
le glrs Leesburg
victory
li
So«dar’ » mscathnn ronteai
Score by Innlngi:
n I! F
—
8 * m (doI* County Produces
■ a n F ra il A nd V e g tta b k s Tha* Any
S te lla r A rea |n Florida
_
DFLAND,
Sept.
8 —M V Tha Leesburg Anglers out/durtred
the DeLand Red lists to take
an 8 to T decision In 13 Inn
Into Bandar In th» first rim e
o f the Florida Btale T.cagu.
Sh«n»hne«»r plavofr flnala.
The winner of the he»t fn»out-of-seren engaerments
wil1
nlay tba Georele-FIorlda r>lnre.
In the annail Inter-lsarye •rles. St. Aagastlne
won
IV
Florida 8tate pennant durtnw the
regular season whir*- e«-*e4 r •
her Day hot area eliminated In
lh#' play-off semi-finals hr f-e*«
burg, which finished fourth I”
final aeaton standlnga.
M q H P A T , S E P T E M B E R l> l f f l
Bobby R ig g s Wins
National -Crown
CARD; ’HERO
n w iv
/
NERT'x YORK, 8ept % -U ty After play in* . #nc act a f n e a t
trnnla, Frank Kovaea o f Oakland,
Calif, earn# apart a t every bolt
and m m Sunday and surrendered
the national men’s tennla eharapkmahip to
Bobby R in a , of
Clinton, 8. C , In a manner that
mratified and. disappointed a
crowd o f lOjOOO In tho Foraat
Hills stadium.
Nobody rtalUtd quits how It
happened, bat after having. area
the open big act a t 7-8 with a *urtalned display of briDtant tennis,
Koraea let down, lost hla tooth
completely and wag rooted In the
neot three heats by his determined
little opponent. 4 4 ,
8-8.
AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E W SPA FEK
Established la 1908
Hsusty and Pavllch:
w .
1 Oat of S
S K r t S & R TS £ .S 5
yiih W eR .^ '
TAC CACOtdALS
K m lu d M
—e
eersoei
e*ae.
W k aaO flirts* *1 wnwflis
g ------
,
J 12 r
llarpe'
Byron Nelson Wins
Tam O’Shanter Open
Year In and year out. aptey.
herbal 11LA CKJ)R AUGHT has
been a best-sellar among lasatlrcs In the South. The reason?
It's agreeable and easy to take.
When taken as directed,. Ita ac
tion Is usually pnoetual, thor.
ough and gentle. The tonic lav.
stive element which helps tone
lasy Intestinal muscles It prob
ably Its most Important asset
Next
time,
try
BLACK*
“DRAUGHT!
—A D V --
CHICAGO, Sept 8 - m Byron Nelacn of Tol-dn. Ohm
tong considered rne of the t . v
pressure players In golf, ricl-r-'
no three tho*. on tho leader Ir
play bad bean cancelled twice his last round Sunday and woe
ite wod 2o a4d Lo st tmrbe
because of tba World War, and the 11,000 Tam O'Shanl-tr op"t>
GAMtS fbn. MoOTtM THi3 '/CAR.
Virginia Van Wle, who gained
e e ft R C THC CARDS C A U B P
the first of her three crowns at
<M nearby Balem Counrty Club of golf In Atlanta.
P i * uf
A throng officially e-llm^'e.i
at 23.000 massed along the >xi*
and wrtchcd first 11""
mi Players WiU1 fairway
Horan of Hershey. Pa., then I t
Drill Twice Daily tie L«n Dodson of Kan.ns Ci'v
Mo, try for. hlrrfle three’s to lb
IAL GABLES, 8spt. 8 - Nelson i t 278.
Both missed and Nelson, wv
Coash Jack Harding vUI
had finished lonr bofort*.
ten money of 6*000 with lb
GAINESVILLE, Sept 9 - W V 10 under pur 278 In the rich* • Cyoresa brourl
the
highest
tournament of 1041.
price paid for U
year, according
1040 figures, x ____ __
.
Brooklyn Dodgers
farm forester of tha Florida Ex
Buy Atlanta Mon tension Service. Tho top price
was
638 per thousand board
Give YOUR Child
DROrfkt.YN, Bent. 8 - M ’J - feet, with pn average for all salsa
Tha Brooklyn D:drer« 8'in-'^- of ,422.70.
Top price on longleaf pine, next
EVERY Chance
announeed the purchase of Pil
cher Emile I-nehbaum. a Web' In line, waa nuoted at $30, th#
^
W
Xf tjdWif T\ \\
lowest
price $8, and an average
from the Atlanta club of
School days are the formative hander
of 117*90 per thouaand board foot
tha
Southern
Association.
yean which determine what will
Tha fiughrr* ara from a pro*
Lochbaura, who has won 1h
be the child’s luccais In life. games and lost sis. will rcjvir’ llmlnary compilation of tha U. fl.
Ghra your .child eturF.'gUnaa Vo
is a r m o r e p Department
of
Agriculture’s
develop ALL of thalr possibilities
Forest Sorvlce.
P A tcT id U L A R l-Y oM
—all of Um qualities with whieb
Ash and white oak were next
they are naturaUy endowed.
In the price fccale In Florida, ash
ic P 6 f
jB fe V t 7
./vj i ’
logs selling at a top of $28 and
an
average
price,
of
$24.70
and
[ If'th eir eyes are not right,
white onk -ot an average of fSI.
they are handicapped la thrii
So-called southern yellow plod
'studla, and In thai davslopmeni
sold at a top o f $21 and aa ave
of their pereonalitise, which. 1»
rage of $102$, while black gum
L a m p bit as important.
>*
brought 120 top and $!BJ0 arenge. Hickory rold at an average
' ' Maks euro their ere* i n right
of $20 and yellow poplar at | ll
ar* they go back .to eehool.
per thousand board feel of lore.
va them examined now.'
Average log prices for othsr
Cypress Brought
SCOH'S SCRAP BOOK
Highest Prices
Paid -During ’40
ms
da
mesa
M *•«•-
clale tats affltettea. Call
(•ear fee ass w f d t a w t t
County, Florida,
a* th# Court
IIouto In Bonford. Bsmlsol* County,
florid*. at 1* A K- on Soptomk.r
tttk. 1X1. or wh.rovtr ono of tbo
told Jud(«o raty b. at tkld Um*.
(or a llc.nto lo minis*. Isko
rhorgo of and control h.r proporty
tn.l b.conio a frto dtol.r In ortry
yospoct.
l>at*<l ibis tbo lllta day of
Ausait. 1X1.
B.iiAii w io iit tu:no.
me
DR. HENRY
McLAULIN, JR.
Altoroty for Potitlonor
RECAP
its this etn etrr c o t n r isitsm
j iu ic ia l r iu c c r r o r rtoR tDA lie AND row SEMI.rotaS
COrrTT. IV CTMSCKRT.
JOHEPH COZZA. rialntlfr.
va
MILDRED COOK COZZA. PsftB-
\
Jack ia back from Broadway with the latest
ncnsatlon—
_
iL*.r '*'**kr
tE p o p ij l a r p r ic e s '^
LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE
s
IORSE
Optometrist
lands, tha Extanalon Forester
mrta Dat only • small part
he farm woodland* of th# *Ut«
are being managed to produce
perpetual ernpa—th# majority of
th# wood* yltld only a quarter
of what they could with improved
stamhrdlM /
nltlons prodi
PHONE 34
18^ Magnolia Are, jaufard, Fla.
WINES - GDIS - LIQUORS
operation-
i* L m » T -j> n o N i m
31st Division Will
Return This Month
QlggsiHed Advertisem ents
Mandreds
USED STOVER ETC.
> OIL |8 to ML -A ataa. 12$
A
WITH THE 318T DIV18I0N
IN LOUISIANA. BepL 8— <AVThe 16,000 troopa of UM 31st
(Dlf.'*) Division participating ia
giant summer maneuvers here
fem a le.
C a l c u l a t o r s 0f W r a ^ e p >
MfLM HHoW 4 H A f 3 Z .O O O ,0 0 0 (0 0 0
POUHDa OF R A lH O R S H O W
F A L L O A C k S E C O H D MJ»OH #
riME RACCfM
______ t UrU e bedims YoLAy
EAAS IH Xikt SAHO 0? "fUl- FLORIDA
co as T, evkh aou^H hahouhg Will
ho < ih Ye r r u p T
8 0 <0 150
Dur shop Is wtll equipped
to make any rtpulrn
on
farm machinery, trmllaru
or other equipment.
He r uhtTil b o iw e e h
AML paPD&r^D
, r-. ii*l.ge,frn* KOuii („.w*rti.*»!«*rai f l W M H W v m * 0 *
about 2800 vehicle* In tba conlate this month.
____ W. lance,
_____ met
voy. Tba dlvUleo la axpedad to
for th* division, •raid It !«•»• between BepL 20 and 8epL
te necessary lo JW.
t would t#
some 400 vehicle* to toko
On ft# movemfnt to th* manMississippi, Ala- cuver* area part of tha soldier*
nd Florhla troopa bach to traveled *y train, but all wtU re
LAVAL IMPROVES
V E R S A IL L E S ,
Occupied
France, Bent 8.—VP)-Pierre La
val waa allowed out of bed today
for the first Uxm lines he and
Marcel Deat w en. rbol i y Paul
Colette on Aug. 28.
Represent th*
agency In the
Itart a growing
I bflitntfn 1b
Uaa. Address
'RILL,
In*.,
STINE MACHINE &
T N ea rly all of iho Norwegian
population was removed. What
happened bo the Russian miner*
also living there waa not dlsaloeed.
I> These stolid Russians and Nor-
V t r t -S A K
S H t 'S TtXJ T ^ *
|
r 1ANT THAT THtTBUTH**
AlRDMANNWaOKNOrm
ONI MMUIE WAT'SH&’UOQTWNSXT/f------------
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, st
employment. Writ# Knox,
Manage
HONOOHOUkaBPfOUO
FTteBOS HAPPf **nj
1HAJVTDO
hi
—
DETROIT.
Sr|»f ••
r»- Th«* nutomuliilr imiih -u
h.» • i
tentative pr« liiifiuvi |.« gmm *f
2,147.000 pn'tfrhir. , . • < .•>« i |.
IHO,ono truck'* f*»» t»u iwitniiMt
MM2 iiif>«l«*l vent, Ie«tr » ( 1 a
grtwing hrlii-f in I•• I
nurfcr*
thnt further ii -vi .s.»• . f
‘ Lx
na*F»'njr4r vthicli*
L* n<s* ultl
hd* rnailc rven !•••f.#r•• tin- iml
44f the* flr-»t four in.ntli th**
new model
Original nuthtirizniu*n«
fr n)
th«* giivcrnnu ntnl ilrfi-u «•
d t* f iX**«l f lit pill fpifxa for t Urw
vniloua nulom«'li»l« up .• i « l i n
ing lh»* AUffUkt NhV«*|mLs* !'• r !•* l
at on njnrrcgat^* «»f h|*;»i »iv»m»
ly B 17.000 pn '«i*n "• i '* hi»l**
with no |»;irttculnr i#* »i cimn
commercial unit pr. ilurtmn
Reva D. Andrews New Equipment
For Firemen Is
Asked From City' Japancsc
Speculate
On Greer Incidc
Local Shooters 'Registration O f
Win Match Over Rooms Is Sought
Daytona Beach By C. Of C. Head
Needed Protection In i
TOKYO.
Sept.
11. (/Th 1
Case Of Emergen-j question of win fired ftMl
the U. s S. Urcer-Nuxi eni"
cy Is Aim Of Group! fine
Sen ilurl assumed prime >
New equipment for the 8anford
Flro Department, Including a new
firo truck and four additional men,
was requested last night at the
regular meeting of tho City Commlsxlon by a group representing
the - Bcminole County Defense
Council’*’ division of fire and
wat*r supply for civilian tiafansa*
Those who spoke for the new
equipment, said necessary to provile adequate protection In case
of emergencies. Included J. L.
Ingtey. Fred T. Williams, H. B.
Florid* are sponsored Jointly ly Pope, E. C. Smith, W. A, i s I*
the county and the state, with
the salary paid by both.
Mrs. Andrews- retli
In' orgroom
dsr to get married.
to-be Is Julian Hattlnger of OrUndo, a contractor and real es
tate broker. Tha couple plan to
pertnnee. in Iho Jupnwre
Mnn/liy
s*
I"■
leaders ( o f put
opinion wt-ighctl tho chnnc*'
the incident invuivlug Jupm
war.
HKiti r ; .
s*-pi.
••
w m 1 loin fr«»m $f-t i«*»
Article three of the tripn
pact among Japan, Germany
Italy obliyate* signatories t-
fho others If ‘'attacked"
.t1 ItuiMingi ’mill
ttii'ftt
w*
litlcrt -l x\'lli tlt'lirit in nn •
•nrning initl on lit*rIitt in ^
•
!lnti"h pliifird $lrop|i«*t| 8*' |»I>•«•x*■
mil inct n•Iini \ Itonilt • with
ilblt* ilt
tii It *li'i
nrpM rt*|tt rtcil imli^uititt ly 'I *c-
i>:
outside power.
•ay tiiirh*
(Tin’ llriti'h jmiM the b:•i*I
*xaj llit* licavic-'t nn lleilin thu*
t ir. On nir rnbln. c«rr«-*i
lent* -M-n.l fr«»ni 4S«*rur*nv n»»l\
‘ hone •Irtiillii given In officiul or
lUlborixi’tl i-tntcmcnt.d.)
An fifficiul announr«*i4!cnl ^i»M
I it least 27 person* were l*ille.l,
\ nunikx r o f olham were in-
jurv«l.
whore they will make their home, the Hanford Fire Department
As horn* demonstration agent, could serve th# surrounding towns
Mr*. Andreeru hud charge of - within a radius of four or fir#
Four-H Clab work in the county. mile*. Defense Council repreeentnd discussed the war against and took an active Interest in tativea felt that th# City should
Qcmany.
msmbtrs of »t»i« organisation. <approach the County Commission
i The landing w u made by She taught tha gtria hew to I and request It to buy pumper*.
roep* armed for Instant action.
iu» membera •* ft* wreaditlc"
aid not * sir.elo follower of
.| (a ). VMhun OnUUag. the Nor•uregl""
leader* wm found
« the Is'and*. Nee. wdre any
Icrmana stationed there.
'; ■
Tkia was the second British
aacent o f Noeweglan torlto»»
lace the -wtthdnrwal before Ihe fttyl elothbiff.
Tha Commission waa scheduled
ft Iasi eectreation. Alt . expedttto"
Mrs. Andrews also waa instru
^ sadad rn th# Le/oten Islands mental in bringing to Sanford to meet at 2:00 o’clock this after
noon for the first of a series of
a March and daetre*** wb^ ° a number of lecturer* free* other budget aossions, and Mr. Bayer
it fidtHtv*
rittas. Including Mian Claria# said It perhaps would discuss the
There wos no'. , Inlerfsrcnee Belcher of tha Stats home demon
fire equipment question at that
stration of flea. In Tallahassee, and
Mr*. Alfred Watt, president of
th* Associated Country Women
A < o -. i t f r s a K s r of
ft* World.
Mtto Ethyl Holloway, district
supervisor of home demonstration
work, was hare daring last week
seriating Mrs. Andrews get her
official affairs* In order before
leaving. A native af New York
Stats, Mrs. Andrews lived hi tha
Lcffler Apartment* on Magno
lia Avenue while in Sanford.
loine Defense Unit
Psascs In Review
Overstreet Of- Miami
To Run For Congress
mary election N#v. 4, at which
Alma CMy offlclaU wUI to named.
. A Utter waa-read from J. L.
laglcy, Yhalrusaa af ft# City golf
committee, TWO*ting ftrrtflltog
for th* courec. Mr. l a i n wee to•treated
to call for bid* for ftttiami harboreaaator and a threeterm member af tha Mato LegUlature. said M cjteF.ba ha*
'M im s m it-m
■Sttfgfftt
LJ.’
Mu Ausssrlnlrd I'ffsa
lung riingi* Nazi Imntl*i-r ua-i ItlsiiiK-sl l*v Itriti.ah
si-uin-s tiulax fur tin' sinkintr
o f lliu
nnurmi'il
Amcrii'un
-I iiii S lrrl Suafarur in tho
Ili'il S< a. stipiih riiiilp to tho
Mulilli' Kunt. \\Inis* in Wa.ahitic*l.ai tin* rum irlinn t m v
that tin' ••iiismli- wniilil rosiill in a fiiirt-fiil iliilaration
,,f
1 S L . ships removed some Head Of Home DemIB000 Norwegian miners
and
o n s t r a tion Work
thalr families, the man prcmptly
To Wed Orlandoan
eatl.tlng bi tha Norwegian forces
in Britain.
Tha announcement did not dit
Mr*. Reva D. Andrews, home
ties# when tho expedition led by demonstration agent of 'Semin
gt Canadian officer waa, mule. ole County for the post two
T^or was It revtaUd whether an years, has submitted her re*igAllied garrison was left nn the
islands which are Icebound most
of the year.
Unoffiriallv it was reported all
tha Allied troopa ws-l wiih-
By PAUL ROBINSON e
Ufircs's A MAN WHO
CANT UVS WITHHR r
CHANflSAfllfi-'hu
Expert Welding
Mill and Packing Houaa gi
PAUL J. STINE and (
KTTAKKTT .
$10. 1 gaaoV.-M tabla top
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
Machines Repaired
i-liari i-uitf
R ndlan, British and NorwaI troopa has* mad# a upaa-
valuable coal mines coveted by
JOsrmany, It waa announcotl toTlay. •
) Tha isld on the group c f Is
lands 800 mils# north of tho
Norwegian mainland ware unop-
I Leningrad Is Almost
Fncircled, R e p o r t
I From Reich Fuys
11 - , ! i, r Steel
I« IIIIIU..U.U.
4
Area Said War
Zone By Berlin
nu,I tnk.-ii over
. Tha Implication that,both Bri
tain and tho United States were
jrrady for Atlantic areatualltlaa
waa In the statement that "straw*
DEW MLQ& m
"Your satisfaction la Mr sect see,"
fr
■
I Belief
Washington W i l l
1 Reiterate Freedom
Of Seas Doctrine
Seafarer. >n It.. I!. I -..a ly wliaf
IU*h nod United I t i t M forc«*^
i In Icelin d and ilia / hielad#
tnr
conaidtrmhlg*
Uni tad
»taa and
air mud n avil
See all the Broadway and nollywood atari
right before your eyes.
I’ranslerred To Washington
CAIRO. Egypf. B<pt. !t—t ,n —
The surviror* »f tin- American
merchant steamer, Si.-.l Kcufnror
which w»* sunk by u Ovrman
bomber In the Itcd Sen nhoul mid
night Sunday, “wt-rv Inndcd today
on (he western co«*t of iho Oulf
of Sues, after Ihmr rriu-uo by a
British warship.
of the Ameri I,
T<ga-
American Freighter
WASHINGTON, Bert. 9 1,17 The state deportment, reported
that 24 crew-fm-mber*. including
one American me "n-rsuntefl
lost" in the torj e.I.mig
n for
mer Danish ship flvim- the I’.iun
man Ian flag on Xin- 17 about .100
mites southeu-t of I. - 1 .n.l
The nevSj ..f tin tnking was
Hose on the h. •I. ,.| il -inkinr
Bluntly he told tha Ilouse of
Commons that tho battle of the
Atlantic, despite recent successes
was not yet won, and made it
Q h ln that there waa a long fight
ahead.
EVERY NIGHT IB NEW YEAR’S EVE AT JACKS!
Dr. INGRAM.
Effort
LONDON. Sent. 9 — f/m—
Prime Minister Churchill to
day expressed a wish for
^greater help” from the
American navy.
He warned that Adolf Hit
ler may come to “closo quar
tern” with the United Sl^taa
And turn the whole Atlantic
Into one vast war none.
ATTENTION FOLKS!
dr «
rzsm M pgr
Declares “ Battle O f
\ Atlantic” Not Yet
•* Won Despite Turn
I ilaoL
oHDcn o r rvaLioATio*
iis m u name o r tmt; state
of K’/ontDA)
TO MIMtv.i t.'uu- Costa. II4 O .or*.
Mtr.st. uriuasport, Connacttsat)
You are b.r.by raqulrwl to spp*ir to tbs Pill ot Complaint Mm
sasln.t rue h.r.In on or bstors
October t. 1X1; oth.rwlts a tlser.. tit. e.nl..#o-will - Po .nUr.d
an.tn.l you.
Th. Hanfortt II.raid, a n.wsnap.r ot a.n.r.l circulation pubjuh.il In R*mlnol. Coenly. Florida.
Is h.r.hy d..lanal.d a* >>• n.wa-
'
»» -*^ y
One Of Last Pictures
Bluntly Tells Of
Long Fight Ahead
[XOTD r . HOYLE.
JACK’S
British Leader Warn?
. Hitler May Come To
Jg^Close (Quarters’ In
' “Stop
A EA^US Toot
E
Member Associated P r«w
nother Ship Flying
Panamanian Flag Is
Sunk Near Iceland;
$ n e American Losi
From United States
FPaIUA u f
030 020 000 0?0 0-
SAN FO RD , FLO RIDA, T U E S D A Y , 8E PT I MIILR it. I'M
\Y,
~
gf; f y ^ |
DeLand
Sanford Is The Only Central
Florida City A ffo rd in g itall, Highway
And W ater Transportation
Searching: Parties
Seek R. A. F. Cade!
Individual lliuh Score lliuirins Predicts Rig
Of Meet Is Made By
Tourist Season For
Visitiinr Policeman
Florida This Year
Memher* <>( the Seniinnte tiuu
I lull ilefeate.l the llnylnnn lleaeh
I’,line Ii-iiiii hy 1277 to 122.1 yeI* i.li-y .............. .. ill n cl'Mi- nialeli
held ■! the range no 'In- lake
front.
Sanford men pnrlu-ipnting In
cluded 1C y Wllliums, Chnrle*
Shaffer, J tin Wehli, J’ *per Wnlfe,
I. iuis llnrhieri, Ni-d Smith and
Charles Dunn.
From Duytnnu lleurh were T.
J. Dixon, C. I’. Sapp, C. J. I.ukr,
J. K. Yelvlngtnn *ml G. I). Hrnllh.
Individual mutch scores were;
Name Slow Timed Itupiil Match
J Wnlfe
III HI
(14 2H2
J. Yclvlngton
KM HI 77
2r*‘.»
T. Dunn
HK *j| 77
25<1
II. William*
m7 trj
74
MT.:t
LAKELAND, Sept. £> - (S|» J. Wil li
VO H.’l 7H
27il
'Halt
Tim search for R*I.. Ilarhirrl
H'J KH 70
210
. A. •!. Cleave, 2l>-v#ar-ol*l Hriti»u
Luke
71 83 Hit 245
'rsilct missing from
laki-l/mil •*. Shaffer
77 K.l 82
242
I School of Acre nnutic* rn-nrlv a C. Sspp
77 K5 77
230
week, entered a now pha*o M* n- G. Kmilh
71 85
«8 221
‘ ilay n* a twisty composed of I’olk
Team match scores were:
rounly .Iv-fcnso comtwny ni-mlwr * Team Blow Timed Itupid Match
iitlil volunti'4-ra went on f*m! in Hanford 430 410 407
1227
to the iIi-iim- hru*h-and-*Wwmphiu*l .Duylnnn
3V8 410 385
1221
area m-ar Pulk City.
Individual »l;iv flro score* at
Rcshlcnts of tho srrtirn r**- 27* yard* included:
Windsors To Visit
|wi|f»d that they
hellrveil
a
Wallace, 74; C. J. larke,
In U. S. Capital pl.nu- was forced down ab»u' 78;Watson
G. D. Smith, 82; Tom John
11 .no A. M. I*»t Tuesday, and son, DO; Charh * Dunn, 78; T. J.
air school official* sakl that av- Dixon, 01; J. F. Yelvington. 80;
NASSAU, Bahaaias, BepL 9
(AT— A government saoksaatan an cry effort will he made to check Ned Smilh, H|; Jasper Woffe, BO.
nounced Monday that tha Itukc up on all such report*
and C. P. Sapp. 70.
and Duchess of Windsor would
spend’s day and night. Sept. 25
amt 2ft In Washington _*a gue*L* 12 Merchant V ghhpIh FBI At Work On
of tba British smbaks/ while on
I” Cana*la. To Be Ioaunched Soon
Espionage Ring
wbtn Ihty wID
Nn^.ni
—
' 4
WASHINGTON. .Sept. 0 -</»*>
NEW YORK Sept.
__
-Th*- Maritime Cammisslon stsLI Tho Federal llurrtn of InvrstlM* n*lay that shipyards rn the
tlon for a rear and a half ha*
would go to Mlaftl tor Pan
three eoa*t* would launch 12 new
"I rereiveil tl rough a specially
merchant vessel* Saturdar, Sept. tuilt radio on long Island, Wil
27, a day decimated hv the com liam G. Heboid, a Germin born
Shorty fleet day.” r'vernmcnt Infurer, testified at
mission as “ liberty
Tho chip* will nggreirat* about tin spy trial of 10 men today.
120,000 dead weight ton*.
, It will b« tho Unrest ma*s
OUTBOAMD__ MEETING
launching o f merchant shins
I'! TALLAHASSEE^ BrpL 9- M l since tho day* of the first World
The Hanford Outboard Associa
-H unter Jchnaca, Florida hoL-l
tion will mevt at 8:00 o’clock to
night at th# Chamber of Comad Mnrehy
CORRECTION
mere*, Dwight Smith, president,
l*| totaling
announced today.
*
test month
n . E. Morris did not take the
on. ft* Ml•xamlnatlon for th* 8tato I’arolo
Ibr
and Probation Commission, since
a* a member of ft# school sys
tem h* U .required to remain in
ft* county until school •pens.
e
Building Permits
Total (Two Million
th.-
I' nil i,| Slat.*’
fn-cdum
It.’rtm nui.l iti.il tin- inri.lrnt
ncs’.l tiit|irHc nu mu*,
*’ rin* lire’ll liu« lire’ll i|e*clar«*el
.i \%.ei / eetia* ley (In1 Italian* long
llgei.
till' *Se*f Mill 11-8 •Hill.
Herman
•p»'ki’*n»**n ilcclurvil
i hut I*i4 4ul»’nt Ri»i»ha*vclt '‘acti'il
xmii'Hliat hastily* ill
declaring
ili.it lh* Keel Sen i* no longer
a miu i»»lic,
M. sriwhih*, Hnvafn rlslminl Kef
gii‘«ii•' t virtoiy iii the 80-«lay*
••lit iHii’ gW agiiillnt Ail'df HU*
11•r*-« m\ ••!•Mi iirmii'x.
hy
ri*|h*i I iiii- iIml sight Nati ilivmiona
(iib'iiit I *.ooo mcnl wen* cut
In nis ei - m a hliwiily 20-iUy
hall It* 200 milen Nouthwi-nt of
Mii-iow, Mil.I llint the* nhnttvrtnl
ri’tnii.ii'i * ivi-ri* fl»‘i*inif in din*
•m lfi tiiwai 'I Smolensk.
Tin*
reportimI Ihnt Sto*
k , 111x•* Imnilirra an* hai»ii»n*rImg | . iiingr.nl which »>• now com*
11.|. II-Iv MIU ir« Icil, th«* Isvrinnnn
1•uni milling however, that the
l, H\ il* fenien
are
Inavily
m>,nniil ami thnt the populace
. f i 2M0.000 i* prepnreil to fight
■y
i i m
lh.- Ilu**lin (irrmsn figlitl».
r,..III. •:>•! l»-lltgerent claimij- ,«| I, iiiiii**/ viim-ea yesleDlay,
K Iml I**r il**- G*rman» il wo* ae.1.'
........
l.y Indicatiuns that
tv. rimy w*-n> W./JU.I*'.! about tho
ly u. -t.tii front over the gruwbrg
nl |*,.,*i ,*f Hi*- Hrilinli aerial ofh.- f. n-ive. wtin'll on Sunday night
of um| ye-U-rdny morning had hit
Ulilin in lie unmt damagii'K
In, riini ever delivered
there, and
„
,.,.| ihe -mall fire* of rebellion
he that hurtled red
in occupied
i*r• Kraut’
i- .Soviet command in it*
■unique foe this mornlqg d*>I ihnt right German divisggregaling uliout 115,000
tiu*l livrii (I'Utril at th# concluaion »f a great 2ikday battlo
an ih*- central front about tho
town of Yrinyn. which lie* 40
mHr* mat of Smolensk und 200
mi Ira wrat of MtiscoW.
Th.- Nail “ irnjnant*’’ were iloii-rilxd aa in flight to tho wrst.
The German* ronortrd an itniMirtnnt ndvanco along tho nor(hrrii front, the
isolation af
la-ningrml hy thr capture of tho
nrurl y railway center of Schlucasrlhurg.
Hut in-I-omlon a dispatch front
a ,prcial correspondent' of tho
llrilixh now* agency reported that
it i* certain tho German* have
n**t encircled l.eniiigrad.
Tho German* have approaches
fsirly closo only from tna south*
weat, Keuter* said, hut not closo
nn u g h . for practical largc-acalo
shelling.
Schluesselburg, 21 mile* east
of lA-ningrad and on tha Neva
Kiver, fell to German speed
troops who stormed it behind
long and heavy assaults by hun
dred* of dlvo bombers, tbo Nasi
High Command announced, and
in tho process tha Neva waa
reached on such a bread front
a* to cut off Leningrad lUolf
from Ihe Soviet mainland. This
would mean that German forces
actually stood much closer than
4
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k
THIS SA N F O R D H ER ALD , B A N T O tD ,
(The Sanford Herald
Amending The City Charter
i
A lllioiiflt a lull to amend the Charter o f the City o f
___ -'aiif'iiil w .n |
* «1 •ti* ihe lx»t irm im i o f ihe l/*jtislat'tre
iii»» ami I tie t|iiuliii>'i v oter, iif Sanford are e\|“ ft r il to vote
n \t I lia olay lo 'lei im ine w hether this anirnilment .shall
•>.' m in el fe ll I-. . t e r , lit«li» Y any t hiiijr ha- lawn said in
public aliniit Ihe pro|>**-ed chan'iios and tin1 average vit:/en ia hardly aware that an Important elm-linn is to Ik?
held. v.had i liiinpes an- tieinjc considers I
who prupo.s*s
hem.
We h .. ...........
iti'iiitiy com e into p>-session o f a
•f
—
Off# Monlli
me. id t>w la-', l.d i.e , n ’ Intent which provides for the
Y k lM
Hualbe
|l< Moolba
h a tl'i • l, 1 1:
!l
that the Mayor -hall lie elecle.l
•«« l « r
i\ III
•■,(•' . . , i - i n y, ars, liinl he hall Is? loitsulled '■ i'ii iiil.,;i ot tJo* I i ( y liKm -ii-m--'?. pt>—ide nvt?r
t and I e ..11m e d in
vole on any m ntt-r rom inj; Isifore
f l h l l l Ibb4| will le# i m t i H
’.lie t «,1111111 ■■.ion. a no that the oth er four members of the.
■ l f « | « l « r M t r r lla t a i m ire.
Ccirrtfnis-iou hall I...... I- 'i d at Ihe Mime time ,i h i for a
im i o f two \tar>
The on, 11.hi a , I,, w hether this Charter amendment
I,..II !■>
I i
"in d ili d in the followinit lan^uaKe:
' l ajl il, V ,. a i
In- ineiithi rs of Ihe City Com
.ill. :,:.i 1 1 •
*o .,i:n rtl. KlOrnla, *"■ el.-tint for a
■I ’ < •
, ' .1 I •. 11 do!;, ip i.ilifi''I Voters o f the t il)'
n .....
. . I ’ i i 'a *•
rd .iii.f with lit, |irovi-ions of
,i, ,e
t
.. I i>> tin I. i ■!;.lure o f tlie Slate o f Morida
in l u l l .
IN STItl'CTlO N H
" I f viii i favor I tie Muvnr and the iih' iiiU t i ot I ’ •**
.TUE3DAY.
.tEfn-.
o.
m i
'ilv t ■i
, i"n
|'„ i ity o f Sanford. H "iid a . U-oit!
•I,i*<si I
ihe dull •i>i;d.in,| volera nf Ihe t ’ily o f SanV IU Lli V LltStTKOIt T u 1Ja \
l ,|it. I ' ■
I, . • te i'.. .d lin t y e a r i in ., mcdanci? u ilh
I||| I'l" • i-.e >>l :.t| . ,1
-sell l,y tile I."t?i-l.diire o f the
A COMl'i.uifT n n \
PRUM n m il,I.y
v>.,
tal, •• I1.•
ii: I" I'
t la,-I? an “ .V mark
in front id
AND CAR PM. \pflr \ i
In v , ' ' 1 „ r I ii" . ' i t "ii. '
•■WlTir HPIKrTP VI. I'l V,
' I
i •|<i •, . it,. Mayor and ihe nn miters o f the
WQIIHIIIP
IVU I
"il.i i
,i. eii ion o! u , i i, o f Muiifmd. l''lori la.
Iiei.tv
Y O U R KT It H.\ i; | |
1IEALTK AND rilPHVi
•li'cted i.y Ihe duly ,|i .,l>ie ,| voters o f Ihe City o f San
THE VVKTii
lio No
ford. I I ,.'in ., loi
le u i *1 tw o yrni , ■■ .e <nrd.iuo: with
THIS
HKALtNH IN
•he* pi,,-, i i,, ii ,,f an a * p.iiseil liy the l,«'}»i <lature nf th«
U P C : Remember II,,;
‘-la te ,,i
|l"iid • in l o t i pl.t,., an
“ X ” mark
in front o f
day to kr«p l( liiily. I
lie w el it
" \ I n I i le • 1' 1 1ion.”
r ill' (iltOIMM.
The , ,. IIii - .(lie i ,, n phrased, il would M|i|>ear t<
•lie in.i ••-I iin" I V"' i a h •i mil*:*:* enniijrh. On the tare of
il. |li.",' would
hi I" 1 • no r ia .o n u h v nnyiiiK* would
',<• i pi", i I I,, il>„ .. ....... and the meiitlier-i o f the City
In the Mill clank tl„ i„ || „ i'"lin n , i" , I,, n i" .1 i.'i I.; (lie ilnlv i|iialifietl voters o f
ealllr I'rrrinr.
On the Irani'' nf f.nm. .,| p, lie t i t . o f S a n loi'i. I I*■i i l i \Vfy little eniphasi.* j s found
on the fti>>t»* ion o il;,n i ,|.ie i <ni nf turnin'? out the entire
inrnf, Ik, latmr.
Tlio criiund mi I -|..»P ,,
• ily Cnniuu -ion ,it , nrtune unit e lev I in |? a whole new
I" .li d.
The hny Ii nV^rl. .ml ,l„. u,.,|
The wav Ihe ,|M, lion ii phniM il it also makes it
Inc n»"r.
imperative in m l, tur ih e 1 11,iit}?*- in Ihe eutiro ( 'omniisDiam"0'l, f„rni in ilw
rJoter
iinii at him1 lime t on l.iv.,1 . ‘ the «'|rrljoii o f lltu Mayor
. On ttw
prt. tn^.
>y t he |N',.|i|e. Ililli, i l i Ho- Mayor has lieeii elected hv
lie oth er inenilicrs i.l ihe t'u y Cniiiuiissioii. Hut onu ranK ,. Orem la ft" corn wilh 111,mil vole In | rov ide for hi i elertion liv the |ienplc without
Bt?
of the towing,
Ip ; Deep ia the nigh*, will, il,.il <o voliti't for a wholly nun kited propoisd lo elect nn Cllf
of the gruwing,
irrly new Imard at the same •'linn*.
£
Dark are the hill-.
BT,;
| a. *•
Such Iri, kery i'ii|'Mests <urrfill consideration.
V
To aleep, |r deep.- aaya lh» hr.rak
E,-TT-^
bi Dm- bolt,or.
And th" IqiUfja mr rum', all-l l|.'
fff~*
menfolk follow.
And ihe grern turn fill*.
A i*« iat•« i.<t•• t .,', ii:in nil. nipl t»i IkOinli uiuirmoil »unerii an in,'ri li.ml ii<|n in thij In,i lair, ol Smiv is i lm n ^ f by
•
^THAIILF.S MAI.AM.
i lord, hi i i.i d,ill. i iii'i i'i'idnilftil for I ho. Aim: rirun H w i f l w ,
RVi'
The Ht. IVli,t'.*lnit(j^ In.lf i" n. ‘ tvImi tt!' •• 'l.iijifd mu' o f thc'vi* rl.i dui'inu llio iilliu'l(.()|3lf
j t ’ - d e li Inshi.i iini
ifihct' . ii aUi inpt w.i.i ni.nl,' ilm iiii; th,' uii'lil o f July I’l, s o o n 'h f; 5# coo I<r. WuV svniliup,
ler II"' Iliiilcil Slidi*i hi|ii lu iiy in t; war auppiioB lo U»c
\! .
-Xceortllng lo ,.vt-i N.ni
. „ llrilp lt hi Sutr. Ii.nt dri'iqn' l .iiu Imr.
,
l
tw llld l*lHi Infnr mat Ion Ihi- « i
• lu iil) nn Hi"
>i ttiitjc of July II.” Cask ill re|M>rtR»
LTa
If * FrcnHililjHi ||
|i:*(r|i * \
L*.
I* tlxn il Ji't* mr :i rnrfitti'ini ?. ". ip Mul two niliiT A m eriinu t-hipt- ih e waa nlKmnl the 8.
S. Iv'miM lte ( ily ) vvi'.e L>i11vf lo ji'tlie r ill one (a r t o f the
la y . isnl.ilcil fiuni Is'llit'ercnt lii|n. A n e a rly full tlhtop
in-e idiiivlly a fte r inidul;?ht and with the irtiniii vaino thr
(ii' iiinn IioiiiIh'I'h. They (lro|i|Mil a few Immlis on the oth
er side o f Ihe harlmr, then headed for im .
’ t *j
■'Tlie Iximliert! su.'iitiil In knnvr we had . no Jirojl'Clion and inm e hreath takingly rinse. Then I heard tne wln-t
ily win d ie e f failin',? tiondis. The first Inml struck between
us ami Hie S. S . I’d id ea l ItiuItalian, sprintfinif som e o f
Iter plates, lirnakiutf ixirthoh <. T he Ismiiiers' ruured o ff,
tin led and cam e lu rk, Mini ih .’v m il tw o mori», wider- o f
ihe rieirk.*The tliinl ilnio they drnp|K'tl nothiii)f a t' alii
"Tliu fou rth lim e waa the worst, liei'Mite one Itomber tmik niiu and came scraping over the masts, ltut fo r a
strong wind dcflis.'ting Ills aim lie would have sc'ired »
tfptkm II il w„ ,|l,| II,,. i,.l»ir,
* ■—
-- i* wo
Tbo Oormona toriu that tho
Ht*or Hrad at Um Nail U-lranl
Trftl* Tbit fiitiMfi'l bvt* hrm «ir
J ¥ U-boat wool,I urvpr hnvn
| i 'S
auhi lo li<| I,.,).u Its lorpo-
UHII.IATINO
U1N0R ANrK
' Rsalui -Ah -tin* ha, Irruhlc
•tUij’oIcBg wkl ma wife. All
lo do it Igna’ me.
lb**eAI* kiu fn| fnh ynua|l,
aun If ili*v l» anylhlm- -ih dUkpf IJV tgii'Munr".—tVnll S**rr-:»
TWO BOMBM S
LONDON. Sept.
flying foytr f W
fn m a loot dlatdi
aaace flight e* Bk
Ministry
annum*
night.
EXCUSE PtfASE
tooaaaaainata Tice Premier IQWMt
ha* btai antagonistic to W*,cowtryH
with. Uw, Kuro p - n
Axla? W«Ik It waa attempted any
way. and the other day I noticed a
ToMo dispatch to the effect that
new* of It le w a d oat premature
ly." That le to my. It leaked eot
before Ihe attempt waa made- In
other worth, the night before the
vice premier "waa shot at, an Asia
correspondent at the Jeganma cap
ital called np .Um police to Inquire
If Mnieter Hlrenumo had been
killed completely dead. The cable
remarked that Udr newspaperman
haa bean under dam JunreWanco
, c m hocc. The proepectlvc wouldi iimmtn oetdcntly waa alow on
o Jab.
Borne taugha alao are eraatod by
io Moscow alary, that Herr HU-
LIQUOR
BAGGETTS
Liquor Store
M ather A re h d # '
Lucy Monroe Is Requested To Plug
Good Old Songs That Mean America
Hr RIRRID ARNK
WAHIIINtrrON. Sept.
l.ury Monroe km a new defeaae
jok. probably Ihe atrangcat ia the
whole program:
Lory. a.dim New York brunette
with a rood aoprano voire, baa
brrn a-krd to Paul Rreera It
rrroas the country to encourage
people lo aing lbe good, old eanqa
that mean America. Maybe aba
.•trendy haa been through your
community.
» Signature,
H ftK . !% e*4 c*«p !»e
O f D o iio o f K on t
Cet Uitg. back
H e* ^ltle»%
loaH.1 National *
i tike lo am how
R lk know, la
t h e k in g o f
Bn g l a n d ' a
.brother. We ra*
W
trip.So/mr
sMw-or ihe*’A*-
' • Co-Maker
• AUtomoMh
MODERN
FINANCE. CO.
^ Qua an no.
Fresh Pi^CookdFtoweraFhiBv
W ftW IF E I N N
Locsted cob o t S on foff on. tho Mow pjaynm. Booth
ktm i. t h »T.
" i ••
t .t>
. lill slates Hut the K. S. Knoxvillo Tnity carried
Sp.Orio.OriO north of witc iiUftV'i-;< fur the Hritisb.
- fi
THK SANFOUD lO K U tt
I out In frunt; In h'ranr« la-i—i------------ -------- i’ • 1»«.h r ti 9 man who gnta
.
ifn front nf , tliu moh nnd Killtnr:
Wo railroad warkrrp would aftlk> IU way with n marhlnr
prvci. to It very m-wb if you wilt
print Iho* following letter hr tying
tu fo PTesiil aar ah|p of the ar(imusil to tho public.
,‘)i £ > 5H
i *fcHWsJ|lkins
To prrjiullra the public agalpnl
•- M k w f tkal p»*c»Mr up
tiU pocket the proponed ralirood wngg InI . Kriutr hit wh«r" IK» rrraws.lh* railroad, ate brood•. the-; hardest, ihoruV rasllng faabatlrally ciaggvralMl
f.t rlqmiilalnt phoirt the? r'tinmti'S of who! tbo • Ulruoen
U t.ef Ihrtag. Wha*. ,»■' wmild cool. They thus hope to di^
nk would happen If ih* vert attcotlon ftwu tko rral quoaUaa.^
"■
Tho. qtwatioa U tkta; Who will
-------------- - i—k.
railnuiil rmp)oyv. h
of thraa unlla of tn
rach 100 bo pradm
ago. In other worm
bai bwwaaad by «
Thla InrrHaa In
braa galmr o« fag
plalim why tbo
ratrying more fiM
they did la URN. W
ffiV '
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME W IT H "
were iiiakliu? the air lud, lull the l.mnlier risked one last
vdsil. T his lim e lie ilnip|ied Inctiiidiary Isimlw which madt
:t series o f tmriiili-.-^: |,Uipv ten yards o f f th e .starbhan)
side. Tlien h e ruartsl fur hnni*\ hot a B d t lih flKhtrr
not him ju s t o v e r the moUnlafus.
"Throuifh it all, wo three Am erican ships huddled tpi
getlicr, in plain sight and helpless. W e had no Rtins: IA
ket'p him o f f and onr .ship’s whitn siipenlnictillte'. o f ;
tiirpet
|»v PrmsudiuhL
o |
w e|r e|'a| d
fn d En piM-rfcrt
p p P llip
|H
P V V PW
!H
HlfferH
•■ot ;liip in the moriiiutr.The rn-w tlirnv t'allons o f jm iy
(mint ov er Ihe triN.cInrouji white.
*
• '- 'T *
- " N o douht the Hermnns knew us arid wpre if t e r .u a .
T hey knew we wen? then- nisi found tbn?A ships ip orts
ihi; proud White paint hi no o t lu r w ie lJ a c k e d ou t hartifir.
t’crhnixt that .icw ffr.iy .|«iint hnvikl us Iwcause W i' W ff i
not- dipci-tly uttnel>e«l in Inter raids,” ,
* ' I ’
■ v.
[I Agicrlcn, tho cynle says n
l*r Ip n unit trim fin,la cut
th way thn m'.k'd" qeiltK atpl
T U E S D A Y , aK P n f l p i g H i . 1 ^ 1
the
K ;i l i p d U M
5
T O BA V I ' <
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MT. BEPTEMBER 9,-1941
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PAGE THREE
i ■L.' i y. i ew n i ^ i » y
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rhfR- W M lM B ila r
ANNOUNCBMRNT'
‘M u d ’
fe. Valuable
BEAL, Society Editor
Baptist W. M. U. •
Officers Elected
l
.gtefUwg.la the M amie
& riaft of the Worthy
M n Marian with,
, who will make her. of>MlSka Ia>.I .kaalaata*
Mn. J. A. Yjuw. wa* el«t4d',te
acre* aa president of the V m r t
Missionary Union of. the, Sooth
Side Baptist Ctrarrh at Ute^i***
inc of the group at the'MMMlV
Mn. J. N. Burdick cnTSouth Bed
ford Arno* laat W*docaday>' af dMa at MurTay SUi
ternoon.
rviiUm
Other officer* elected laetode:
t h v K. W. TWnfcer, aa ftret tit*
preaidant; Mn. W. B. Stonfli
•ecntarr and- trim u w i M**., Ji
. r” ^
aotrotpl tqoatha.
— -------- TU E SD A Y
• '•Thu Ptdeha Claw o f the Firet
b a p tis t' Church win
have
ite
r * f * h f bnhfUfai end social meetlug at Uie>herae of Mrs. II. M.
Poores, TIT West First Street,
MU HOO P/ M:
Ctam o f
the
Ghondi wtR meet'
if Mra. Julian FonSiuteenth Btrret at
usts
t:04 P. ,M. The annual election
officer* wdl' be held and all
w o:
Mn.-A. a w a lw .T sto
mbera -are urged to attend.
1 -Mr. and ; Mr*.-, E. .If.
. Ttb Awirtau Class o f the F ln t wardship chairman; K t t HatMa Laney spent' Suoday*!*, J,
Cnuney,
Margaret
Pond
chitrniep4fet q ft S h iw m hold it* n n .
M
i ‘ BJfwart Dutton, *me
CVyaaldcd, over thn„1
man; Mn. BcaaM Barrow, w - rail Tall,.. .
f‘(
P>«nv*r* chelrmaa; M n . A.' J.
wklkcT,
publicity
chairman;
aad
ta 409 Pdlmctto Avenue with
^ .O iw K .D w o .^
N. J. Dugger, floarer tmA> •d from - OUando when the w*a
MnJ K. B. Oerter, Mr*. H. W. Mn.
pliali— M '
* 1•
Rocker, add Mrs. J. V. Jones aa
t h a w e e k e ^ g ^ .t off Miae Joan
tio-hoeteesew
JnUer.
*, ” (' WEDNESDAY
* Tha American Legion Auxilia
ry agenaorad br Mrs. J. W. Den*
1*1 srlltr'am for- tit* Bad Cross
In thd Woman’s Club in tha
feaornbig.
J * August, Thp.
o f the pall after a
Wttton which wa» |
s &
Mrs. Lm Bn> Uttey, aT:<W
nodo Beach.
;
'*
Lee Baurpan hae loft for Bam
C. when te-wdU attend
Khool at Ca^lMa MlUtery. Aca-
THURSDAY
• Tha WeOleyao . Service Guild
o f the Methodist Church will
M g R ’t f tBg torae of Mlu Betty
» = ®
T ni^p>lt»(Jive ■
F'arewell Party
d natteg
iff■
A .'sct Mins
of the. tftm year and all
fdbarw have. boon urged to atntTTn ’ sewing
f ' S
f e
aeeeion
. r u
v
s
for tha
r s
u
S§|KiP&
illtesal
ui
b m
.v lw k W Mw h w -
and Mn. Bernard. I#hr,
The marrla** of Mlaa. Laroaoa
Mr*. J. M. Crawford ha> left
Jackaon, daughter of Mr. aad M K
II tram iu fln t meeting fw- Georgs t , fackaot* ef JUcbwaod. a . J i r i ^ - t S T
ring a eiinmer eacatlon at' the
o, o " r . m il at 8:00 P. M
Iha Alalhean Claat *#•■ the
TFT
rat Baptist Church will meat In the bride’s parent!'
t'ftoin Pnlatkv
the tfcoheen
r- annex at 3:80' P. M. Group
ro w|U bo hootcaa. ‘
Gladiola Gfeta. number 26T of terlan Church* etc AWandria,^ v i , Goelha.
tew. fame*
the Suprana Foreat. Woodman on Aur. is,' With*
. / • ' Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Flelachtr
Circle will meet at tha W. O. W. KcBIwala,'Jr*, officiating.
aad fatpltw hhfo returne I from
Hall at 8 !00 P. M. AM member*
Dayton! Heeeh aad' flouthom
kata bd*n urged .to attend,.
Pine*, tt. C. udaata thayt Have
' FAl D A Y
aptabf the*', ra y a f t mppth*.
Hose Cirri* of tha Sanford
,
:..% S ? B ',K ’rbS'VSa*
daughter, ,M|u
to
. go
of Mr*. Km
ford. The ■wfi
Irrnniied, «■,'.!
Mary Wight, Olada Di
riel Kno*, Jeaala Durd
Martha Btaftick. Blahh
ham. Bllaabath. Dipole,
Dyaon,' aad Bette Watl
t i
American Legion•
' Auxiliary Heeta
-* c -i—
•U*
Stressing the,..*itpiffc*nce of
the aatieaal'citation of^the^Xpyr-.
wan Lteten Auxiliary ,* .ttMtrrnca whirl era* hsld'recently.1at
Clermont,, Mr*. J. \W.QWnML
pirddent of the lec»l
,u>jki
• 100 percent <membctinfwCRr
Oct. SI. at the «MebMhh7o£.Ui*
auxiliary which wa* h*W4ht' the
Legien Hut on Friday. eilnhte
Mn. Daniel stated that'.'tfi
Smnth - Diitrkt, o f , » lm r (, Sen*,
ford la a part, la, newyfkodfnr
in membank tpt and i l w i u n i i H tha hope that'it wou^Tcnptmue to do m . She al*oeo>(fd
old mtmhrri to pat- t>4r\ie*#.
Plan* war* formulaled-foci.tn*
ycar'e child welfare wqck< ywhfcb
c,insist* of iciool; luushpa teg |indrrpnvileced children '-. *M> the
w„rk which ie carried :on-’ fcrrSh*
l"<*l unit for tha UlppTenfCtejdren’r Home at UlMCttMiMd'Kti’etcrsburg. Mn. C. u . flwjrcft,
defeat# chairman of thaJ atlHiary, announced that‘ SMytUffax*
•tamp sale will ha.,baja- iyt> the
near future and tha atampi
to .the two organisations
u»cd ae They eee fit
, ;w,
Mr*. A. R. Ford w«a*»M>olnl-,
cl chairman of a eOfnn\Htaa to
prepare and eeree eupper'fdr.■10*
member, of the An\feWan'Legioo
un the err nine of Rept, ■lh*ln<tb«
legion Hut Aaalftlprvllm^rord
will be Mr*. S. M rW C W i* Mf«.
U, A. iWnaan, \MiyftJUtehUald,
Mi«. floor**.Coofcfand■Mfyi\DanH*
- iMi irltfi . !•
HBEXS TO KBBf j MC
Mrg, B, C. UToore
Entertains Circle
A new 14,000-rail*
circuit *far weather,rM?
ha (dec*})
p
be
pieced Ip
ip oopara
b«ril|0M on Bait Becond Street •oon hfwwtk_
* D.iawaei
yesterday
tl*
afternoon.
• !>•*
IT
W
tkn 0te«i mi IHId I'w M e H * Ihte 0 l f *
f iUnf'»fi| Sg|iiln*'lp CountV Klo-
If b« BJItfM rttfa. ihlM tih il-ty
1‘ rHTHKH
lt il.
ftltpRIini*
»*ntinl\
I'hP
•llrratri. .» itrW^AprP
|MiM|wh'«t In S*mliv«l«*
('nunl).
Kluritl*. otic# a "rfii for f«»ter n*n-
may tum out t,<
• manufacture of
|p information
hy th*’ Slate
ghtapaion Service
B.- Department of
Ofton.
_apartn,.-nt ,-f
report «»i,f. have
eloping a hiphlv
the "tniHl" that
milling of cane
iratoforr has b*r»
.an waste mstenal
shed, moat of the
talk* I* washed off
i'Trt; suspension in the
taken out »ilh the
*d in clarification
in .dried, thi* •'mini ’ wad
.found , to conUln from fiv#» t»» 1 ?
^ n pjn t.of- crude. w .a, A ^ i t - m t i
uitA a nagUltv*. point nf 171 .■!••
'grrea. rasulling from treating IIndriedf“ » u d " with BBilvent*
The coating on rane i«
thin,
however, tlsst a ton of ,-ane yi.-l.l*
leas than ..two pound, of the
flnlahad wap, thus making recovary o f Jh #' amtrrial ecnn.uii,
ra lly ih n fa a i^ a . If .t were not
ronuantrated.ltKldwttelly in menufartutu. of - sugar.
Tha'.finished wax rnn l»- u., .1
in nauiufacture of pcili.he.. mipregiiatfd and- mated |n.«lu,t->.
and'nsiulded-article* and t.< r>.alaeeiwau.now. difficult t„ *,-i u of ^unsettled wot Id ,,-ndi
|t|ons,-th» report' saki.
DOVBR IS 8HKU.KH
DpURfT, Sept *y— (Ah-U m g. J
fanj<? (!«rm in guna i*h«‘ll« <1 !*•■■. *-« f
f l f r l •* half hour Inti* Moii«Inv
night. the firat mii'h iMimlmrt!
lineal,<<ta .. weeks, and damaged
sevffa) j houae*.
<m ' --------------------------------------
of
H rplPrnH ir.
f» I*
i *In k of Circuit «*«urt, Jiptnlimlib
f hmi ihi« Ortiff bh puMi*ht4r >n
« r n illv p %%tp^k»
N V ItM ^ H lh# Hrtmkrtehle M
IVlftLI. Sept. * (Sl'ci- cupt of wax <*n m11h »• J'kImm of IkU ('hum
li»
Klnrifln
VnillNH NiillWOOn
l*F|»uty Cltrk.
*
HTIInNVJ
l» | H K f lr U I Sr*l»
and | Hr*l»nior fop fMalntlff.
SAVE GASOLINE
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Healthful Exercise
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GOODRICH
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TALLAHASSEE^ 'BaptA Bj-2GP>
HOUHTtjM. I’UIntltr
- The State Supreme., Qoi
V*
LlLlillC
W IIIII'HTIIV tielenilelll
>>k*d Monday to. pananlt
•
Ullil.
ross
Ills UHI K
f Miami U k«#p 88871
- - o i u n u i t o a fP H B M
»a« aelted when palUy'
To: LIUdK
HtnJHTUN V in.l.
i (ambling raid, on
wear .lUnite. t*iimt.arlan,t ,'>>>11,1,,
Tsansisaea:
r'e Froiira Clph l*At«
• n U & a a fc E i fo r U t e ^ " c r o 2 <
O M lh lh - t i l s
i1cf«tilt
(Brawn
From’j off#
“ “ pm __for
fonfEdfRek
.
r r' r
lt4iq.OHDK.ltHt> that you ap
pear.to,the 1,111 of vonipUlnl (II,,I
la^.lQe ab,ive'entitled ,*„•• „n ut
TIRE SHOP
Weather . Burpep, \
The bualneaa acaalon eaa pre meet of Commerce.
sided over by Mri. Moore and the
Bible Study was taught by Mr*.
R. At.- William*. Reports were
Beard frofn the variott* ‘ e f l l c ”
praaaut and refreehment* were
tervad by tha hoeteaa.
k Thoee present w e r * ;,M fh Wll*
Kami, Mr*. Lillian VTckcgy, Mr*.
We're here to tell you that you can
4t
*
fount on a Florence Oil Heater for
A
•
copmo« value. no matter what model
%
you miy chooso to heat your home!
Summer sU
play havoc
and akin i
Your behut
the card>'
opera io n , a
give Ili A* ’
waao;»
iia-toaB .Tm
u
^ A
■ --B. — r .
.S u -tJ w
It's built-in value, too . . . put (kero
by more thin <$3 ycars^cxpcricnte.
Come in t hd sec the newest Florence
modeii^OW ^F?they’re better than
a ’ w.-dterB**
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ever this year, builr to give you more
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Ing Brlfiln'a present #* kntr^ *
purpose of the duke's visit tm this
side of the water, lo stir up Ameri
can all-aid to John null, that (U*(rasa signal not only *** ippropnste—It was too DARNED appropiikte lo be suitable advertising.
Hence, no photogwphs.t
A lot of such funny things hap
pen.'
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EXCUSE, PLEASE)
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F lh llih e d f i r r y a f If fusee*p r ir r p l
l a k d i f
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1941
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA;
t lu rlda
N n | *tell«
tCuffffri a* ■troial rl*«* mnllrr
Orlfhef
I•*»•». sal Ihe |»ss*| Offlrr
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call Ihe recent attempt. In Toklo.
' loassaislnste Vlce Premler Kllchl! ro Hlranuma. a Jap ataleiman who
1 has been antagonistic to his coon1 Iry's tie-up with • the . European
I A xil? Well. It wss attempted any
way. and the other dsy I noticed a
Toklo dispatch to the effect that
, news of It "leaked out premsture, ly ." That Ii to say. It leaked out
before the attempt was made. In
« other ■words, the WXgWX kxOltw CAa
< vice premier Was shot at. on Ante
rorrespondent at the Japanes# cap
ital called up the polios to Inqulrs
l( Minister Hlranume had been
killed completely dead. Tha cabla
remarked that thla newspaperman
has been under close aurvelltonca
ever since. The proapecltve wouldbe nasaaaln evidently was slow on
hU jpb.
Rome laughs also are erssttad'ky
lha Moscow story that Herr Hit'
lo « K ,**l*' !»• O - I l n s l k r a s H a a if M
B f
C’ a f * t r f
Owe
M u n ih
a toss
aprna>
trr, at hla last cost/erenoo with Bignor Mussottni. "appealed'' to Bent to
lo help the Nasta with more Italian
ifM Irhea karri* arm «.!,« retertea
TUESDAY.
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Lucy Monruo Is Requested To Plug
S tew a rt)S a vS :
(ioud Old Songs That Mean America - *—
llr SIGItll) AIINK
U VSillNGTON. Rrp* !• OViI n, \ M-urne hurt n new defense
l..b. |,i ->1■11>Iv Ihe slrnneesl in the
-In,I- |iri,irrnm.
I-III ). II dim New York brunette
with a (ri——
I soprano vniee, has
Imi-ii a-kill to I'attil Itrvrrr U
,
the country to enrnumge
|„ ig,le lo sinr the good, "lit songs
Hull mran America. Maybe she
lii-udv bos !>een through your
•iiitiimutilVSbe -inc* a nolo or two at big
I roei'tings. Then she wings into
] nmi thing
like ‘‘Columbia, the
|Gem of Ihe Orean,'' motions for
I Iln- crowd to join in, unit shortly
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vnieil In the Ijtplsl songster's rou
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tine: vniee. dictum, librettos,
(lent iliaId
wardrobe. She Is smart enough to
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be cooli I
know that this job is something
e|r/« ngoin. She knows she’s be
Areordio
coming the center of an emotional
trolled I’m
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I I. ' I.’* l.ii.h ill ri'|Mirle, vortex that may become hard to
if a I'ii in
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la ll'e ,t
Her phone rings all 'lay with
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...... I.•i iii uni' |-:irt ui llu'
who want her to sing
W e lit-'.l llii.f* . , 1 1... ,, . I ' l l , '
i ■i 11•11 limn
ivul >■11• A iitiiiily full moon people
nimc favorite song. 'Her mail la
J l l t l r r p in t ..... id v I*. ....
I ■ |ii,i lly ,,| I•-1 I-11. fill, 'III
.ill I \ I b III I111Mill lllllll’ till loaded with msnuscrlpta of nkW
tember Mm*. Wr dare .iy I.,
(••'111:111ImiltliiTd.
Illill ••|i|miI .• 11 w
leiiitli.s lilt till' idli onea. 8he gets all sorts of redhas got rultl fret.
white ond blue gifts. She's taksn
n ' Milr iif Hie hiti'lnii', llis'ii hnulril for tin,
*j
the color scheme for her wardrobe.
T h e G ir n i. in . ni.n rl.n i*i il.v ,
■Tin- Iniiit-ii
•-mill In l.iniv t-. »• tint I tin jiruJs’C*
Lucy’s firrt big community
w ill c a p lin e
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lol . ;1ill*- !•• •-. 111•
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I Ill'll I Ill'll I'll t hi? tvlll-1
sing wax n dinger. It was “ I'm
’ /t h e ra m , ('*,
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An
American” day in Central
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lit- ImiiiiIii-IH lli-irc l o ff,
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has l»,'i.ii ,11,1 n L, ,
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Iln- I In- I lim e lie •11 •I•| <I linlllilltf lit till.
L ‘ ta g to show the Ja|i,ui.......... . .
' I lie lull 1 bit * |||iie wad (lie 1 u I. I.eriil|:<n nlm Igiltiltm fc lu b lu ff 'Iii- f l iid n l M m ,
er tiHik (lint nnil rutin* st'rnplmf nvn the mast*. Hut for a
W ith Hie liu rri,-sn e >i ,,. i i ,i »| xlrmi'i wind tlt.’ fln-liiit; liiit nhii he jv m ilil iuivu Ht-ired a
ready upon in Hits | ........
diii'i i *liil. Iiiilia d , li> 1 hiiiuh.i 111»-1 •;•■ •I within Till yaril't to
a busy ....... fur llv W-nl'i. 1
Bureau, Iml , fur llu ...... dailu anl, »u|uarelr amiihiltiti'*, -nul raiwul great Kuysent
nf • iii 1 ami mud 1 •• wltuii* i n ln’tivi’il with Hie shuck.
the Rtate- It* n ii'n t" td *, • ' ,
phhcil nil. 1 • r Illy Ii Mil . •
".'n li-n ir c r n il i'un:i, st*acchlit;hl . ami Itrilish fiyltlpn
Ovcrcont tt d l„r •■•uuuu' m, w ell tual’ iiu' Ilie . 1 -..it. lull ill- l.’ Hulirr risklNl OHO l.'ISl
1 it 'l 1i , l i me I " 1 i|-|u d ini . i n' l l
linuths w hich ntiitl*
If tliai I'ivi t ••*1 .,,,> i - 1,. ('
Ttnum llnluu. W. b-ftl, (•• >i it,l
1 ••1 •••1 nf harml1its11i.t tin jat'd-t o f f Lhe slarlkuird
tt» it •wilit iht-|. . f,t| ,i>. dde. Then tie m ired fur litune, lull ij Hritfsh finht(T
tfclpatioii II it w- did the robin.
!tol hint ju l uver the inoiiiilaiu-k
of Spring.
M. \ M
"ThrotiKli it all. wo three American ships huddled to
gether,‘ ia plain sit?hl and helpless. Wn had no j?»inn in
Its p him off and nur ship’s whitn superdrucltire n<Ji'ered a p« r Icel l.irpel hv .mnnuliphL Wu wore'n dlffnr•■••» hip in. Hie iii"iiiiiii'.The cieu ilmtw pullmi.t of gray
daes.
paint mar Hi" lie.a lernua wh l".
» Ing Power of ItsI.raids,“ a »*•»•
"Nn ilnii’ d the 1 ieriimtis kuefr us and were after un. dard financial authority, railroad
1IUIIII I M in i ;
MINOR\Nft:
• Bit-In- -All - 11••* blit tt'ilbb- They knew we were there and funml Hired ahiiwj sport- profits averaged wore then 1600,Tha Germans In, i-t Hist Ihnreer fired at Ih- Nnsl ll.lsml
FJfsL Tbs I r.mldn't Invt- l-rn or
file U-boat rt util,I never hnvIwrn abb’ lu l-t lun.v it.,
p-ltiu'.il'„■> ni l uni wifv. All
chs do ij
in*'.
• Vn-v—All bin fr. | f..|| Vnuill,
’raun- If il-v I- unylliirur -ih dl-lilr*1 IV* leu'uatici-. IVttll Firr. 1
Joetnul.
•W.
^
In Aqicrim, tla* rynlv -syi n
lrtd-r is n mm win, find cm*
which way tho m*.h j* •—im- nn*l
gets out In front; in Franco toBay a Irmli-r I- .1 man who pita
Otti in front nf Ihn mob nhd
Mocks its way with, n mnrhim-
pa flr-l
nflntlvn.
ira going
(h»a|: ,’ U haIng hit wbera lb"
|'let la the hnrilt-xt, ll*i-r.-’(le a ty -r f rrynnl.iint ntmut tb"
Hgk coat nf living. Whs* iik
hay (hlnk wnnld hnppen If Ih*
-m -n d in g
look in?
<pt»
V # ■Sin flutin' V*
lemen pill >»» n Idy nvl v
Ueo stuck shnw In B;*nfnr«l
i Xfhds-rT Hanford li'tal tr
g rodeti* |n l b - qnml n|i| d .x v
k-wpqld hov% tue-n- a rrmlii
•Hies many tfm— lint»r than
fprd, hut I n ^ .-n t vrqrs w»
Sw‘
V
000.00# a year by tbU yardstick
in Uie seven worst years of th#
depression, 1W0 to 1991.
This profit rose to M 1M 0.040
in tha year ended April 30, IML
and will ho moro than * bUHon
dollars during’ (ho coming - year,
because tha traffic and revenues
of the roiiresuta arc rising rapidly
and their ekpeniM Co poi Ineraaan
Till*: SANKOltD FORUM
Ls
III nmiwmiign
pnipOTUOii,
Why aheuldibet the rallraaA
Editor:
railroad 1 ntpluya Ik producilig T
workers gel a reasonable share of
Wn r:iilroa,i work-rs would aP of Ihrse units of Ironsporation<f<
ihsuto inrreosed profile, as they
prret le it vi-rv in nh if yml will mrh ion ho prtslured five yedM propose in their wage requests T ?
Id ini Ihi:- following Idler In-lping ago. In ulhcr words, ntg fffkianry
IJks evaryona els», the railroad
us ft* pruJvnt oar able n f'th c nr.tio.ii1 uunieut In the public.
prl.n
To iirvjtidbe tho public against
up ainf |he i»(K'lt»’( the prupusvd
pr"|Hwed railroad w’Hpa In
shir iFil tall.in,
hut pt -e it, ,1
TWO BOMBERR MIMING
Sept
Two
flying fortresses
ar*
miinM
from a long distance reoonnsisaane* flight on Monday, the Air
Ministry
announced
Monday
night.
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has InrrraM xl b y 43 pcrceOt.
This Incretse In efllcloncy has
on for years. Ii as- Administrator of Prieoo and
plitlns why the railroads are vilian- Bueply. ratan price* I
rrmsi-i.lhik roilrnndx ure brood- carrying more freight now than already risen SO percent since
rn-tiu'g font’ *Hi ally enaggoriitrsl Ihey dli] In 11*20. with only half
i-rtinmlt-s nf what Iln- Incrroiu-s Ihu number nf empoyws they hai
wnubl rost. Thvy thus hn|ki to ill.
vert attention from the rent nun*- railroad cmnluyca' has
shrunk
thm.
from moro then |,000,000 to a
The.question Is this: Who will Bttla over I.OOOJX^andtL total
■hare In the benefits nf tho con- railroad psyroll haabboa redueid
mdaL a"
•• much.
miu*ti
-tsntly Incirashm: effldvnev of Ialmost
Ihe rullronl* and their employes,
1 ml in the rabidly rising profits
of the carriem?
Liifht on this qucatlon h pro* share tho benafitg (a tbs
fj
f»ct* *tul figures from rate laereabea.
official gorernment records and
Rsllrood profMa a n
surod rby< the’ im iii M
hern goUtt*
l.i (iusrlia has appointed her to,
his civilian defense program, «nd
given her r.n office, with orders to
re|iort to tho commander o f the
Si-cnnd Corps Area*
Sh»
is a fresh-mannered,
friendly girl who sticks, to-orange
inter and delighted surprise at
iring alive. Hh« didn't quits-know
Flag Upoidd Down
Halts Photagrapha
O f Duka of Kant
By CHARLES P. HTF.WART
COMtrot Press fkibimnut
H O PICTURE of the Duke nf
LONDON.
sold lera on tho Nazis’ Russian
front. -Appealed!'' Any lima Adolf
j wants
anything » from Beetlta
Washington's reckoning la that h«
issues It os an order—not that bo
hands If out os on appeal.
,
. nn tho FatoswacT
other smiles originate on the
strength of the news that Jap
l ’remler Fumlnaro Konoya has
^ren trying to arrangs a personal
meeting with President Roosevelt
nn a Japanese warship
in the PadOt. Tho nob of tho job
is that tha Japs are so notoriously
imitative of Occidental ways. It's
taken as a (air conclusion that, fol
lowing F. D.'s chat In tho Atlantic
with Winston Churchill, Fungnarn's dying to tie Winston. Wash
ington's account Is that Sacratary
Hull told him F. D.'o willing enough
lo confer, but that ha'd rather do N
n the Potomac than "somrwher* lq
Ihe Paciftc,”
. ,
,
Galling back to tha subject of
t***—
l,
;u •
Herr Hiller's aald to ba rooking
one up oonalstlng o f a blend of.tho
flags of oil tho nationalities ho con
templates assimilating, with tha
Nosia' emblem predominating,' <M
course.
Washington's A National 9 Praia
club would like lo sea how that
romblnstlon would look drkpad bobinm tida uo.
e ' iln*at but aho figured tha chibt aa *« Incjdant of his visit In
ight to know what thla coun- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Washington not
favor! to patriotic songs ar*.
long age, ar«
knows about
of them.
available
Ijiry opened her cross country
The
•nr with a ring-feat with the
l suppose
Htional Symphony anil, a few ^
P
' . l k
know.
nf interviewing Washingt h r k in g
m's defense big- shots about
B n g Innd ' a
Hilts. She thinks Gan. Georga ■ M B U m brother Mis
Isrshsll
“ cute.' Ho mkad that
rent trip
he nut “ In the Good Old/ HumskI-- of Ihc'AIicr Time'' on har programs.
Isntlc
unPostmaster
General
Frank
ilerlnken
I'alker wants "When Irish Kyrs
nr
nn
ife Smiling,'* and La. Guardi*
western h e m Iirrfrrs “ Keep tbs Horn# Flroa
M s * t Kent sphere alii to
lumlng." Hecretary of'tha-Treesh is embattled
ry Mnrgmthau can't forgot hla horns country. After dropping In at
oh. He wants “ Bay Any Bonds Hyde Park to see President llooae'oday."
I valt, who was HumUying therr, he
accompanied T. D. to our capital,
iodine et the White House and see
the sights.
Among other things, he wanted
to-, meat Washington newspaper
correspondcpI». thinking It would
bo good publicity for John null.
, i.'fte beard of governors promptly
IfWUsd .him lo meet 'em In the
LAKELAND, Sept. #-i(8p*- F f*u club louiige. It was an blcal
eial)—First autumn term classes arrangement. The duke Cerepted II
In- tha community, colleee pregraaa delightedly. The chib management
at Florida Southern' CoUogn will iwohed to fix up the lounge appro
be held ie p tf IMO< President priately. A. comfortable sofa was
I-odd M. Spivey announced today. backed up Into a comer for his
RsgtaniUon wiu begilli ta advance grace'e occupancy, facing the
of tho- opa*lngv datao, fsq tha W - noribea. galhamd |o Interview him.
dsy and Saturday rlMiaa
The Ilrftiatf&tor* <Union Jack)
^ The community coBego-program veere provided to drape on the wall.
permits puMla- eebeat'teaehm* to Just above add behind the eeated
satisfy csrtlftcata need* *'during and.distinguished guerii head.
Special Class At
Anderson*
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Funeral
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lOONLUE IN N N° Management
Located oub of Sanford: cm the Wew Smyrna Beach'
Read. Rt. 67.
WINE - BEER - DANCING
With square dancing avary Saturday night. Muato
by the “ Florida Wrsnglera’i” Orchestra.
.-
LIQUID FEI
MODERN AND
“ A DA LA N C E D D IE T F O R P L A N T U F I f^ T h w *
not bums roohi or ktbo^-WriU fur full Infomut-
DRXwfa E, NEWBERRY,
IWe. it was publicity tha duke
■Mad, It- would seem a* It thaaa
Mores. In print, should bar* been
M stuff.
'.Bags- but what the duke wasted
m pukttgtty of the RIGHT KIND.
and cooperate with
r
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We Kara "jnit secured the aervicoa df a fa^
(a«7 'trabu^'cMb«v«tar and IgsHion tun«-«tp
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•Social
LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor
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Social Calendai
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Baptist W. M. U.
Officers Elected
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Mr*. J. A Varn w*» elected to
*er>e a* president of the Women1*
Mra. CUalar Denials spent tha
- Th*
i he Ptde
Fidelia Class of the FirOfi.M' ” ionJiry Union of the. South day yrstfrdpy In W lpttr Park.
TUptlat Church will
have
it* Si«te Raptlit Church at th4‘ _
regular bualnaea and «oci*l meet ing of the group at tha home-’of
Fred Ganae left ta il'w e e k for
ing at th* home of Mr*. II. M. Mr*. J. N. Burdick on South Sart- Murray, Hy. to resume bin stu
Pearce, 711 We*t First Street, ford Avnue last Wednesday af dies at Murray S ta ti . Teacbera
ternoon.
a t g<00 P. M.
College.
Other offlcera elected Include:
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Th* Phllathea Claaa of
the
Mra.
H.
W.
Tucker,
a*
flrvt
vie#
g fllt t BepffeC Chtunh v d l meet
Mr. and Mrs. Sendg Anderson
president;
Mr*.
W.
B.
Stovall,
at the.bogie of Mr*. Julian Pon
have returned from Aberdeen,
der on Went Sixteenth Street at secretary and trai n ier; Mr*. .1; H. C. where th e y 1 h a v e ' spent
N
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Burdick,
program
chq|i
rapn
;
savarnl month*.
0:00 P. M. The annual elation
of officer* will be held and all Mrs. Stovall, wnlte eroai chair
man; Mra. A. M. W alker,,Stemember* are urged to attend.
Mr. snd
Mr*. , E. .11. . Laney
IT* Ayarjan Class of the Firvt wardahlp chairman; M n. ifattto L*n*y spent Sunday- in .Jaeksahaptlat C'hufch will hold it* regu Coursey, Margaret P.und chilr- villa with-Mr. and M r a . 'i - / Cot
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lar buaine** and social meeting man; Mr*. Be*ale narrow, or rail Tally.
at the home of Mr*. J. A. J«ne* phanage chairman; Mrs . A. J
Walker,
publicity
chairman;
and
with
1Ml** Oleda Dyson has return6n 409> Palmetto Avenue
Mr*.- E
1- fra ys-O tla n de. whera she waa
the
th* weekend; guest o f MU* Joan
Jueker,, and Mr*. J. V. Jones a* cnairaikn.
T h . meeting
'ting waa oponad
opanad with Miller.
ui
4ko ho«te
the
reading
of
the
9lnd
Psalm
WEDNESDAY
hy Mra. Varn and a prayer wee
Mra. Myy Dicker* has returned
Th* American I-egion Auiilia- offered hy Mra. H. W. Toekrr,
rjr aponaored by Mr*. J. W. Dan Following a matin* bueineea dle^ »*T« rri »**k . v>IUi
Mra.
LOlUn M. Aritry, a t Coro
iel will- new for the fled Croa* cusskm the meeting was cleead
nado
Beach.
in Ihrf Woman'* Club in the by a prayer by Mri A. M. Walk
Mnoming.
er. A social period waa. inLee Bauman ha* left far Bam
joyed and refreahmen** served hy berg, S. C. where Is will attend
THURSDAY
the
hostel*.
The Waalayan . Service Guild
achool at Carllala MiliUry Aca
Those present were: Mra, H. demy this year.
of
the Method!*! I'hureh will
W.
Tucker
Mr*.
Haiti*
Codraey,
meet at th* home of Mlm Betty
.Bukttuan on Magnolia Avenue Mrs J K MeAlaxandar, Mr*, i.
Mr. and Mr*. R. J. Hoi)
4*t 8:00 P .'M . Tm* I* the first A. Varn, Mra. H. I- Yatea, Mrs. raturnad from a. two waaka' vaDoaie
Barrow,
Mra.
A.
J.
meeting of the naw year and all
catloa which they spent la North
irjftbare hero been urged to at- Walker. Mra. A. M. Walker and Carol Ini and IT^ytoa*
Mra.
J.
N.
Burdick.
lend, t
I t * **wing sea* Ion for the
Mr. snd Mrs. J'ohn L. CrowRe4‘. C roa: will b* *poo»orrd in
ford of TiAlpI ap*nt Sunday
gy he morning from 9:00 o’clock
her* with Mr*. J. B. Crawford
until l| d » o'clock by the Pres
and Mr*. Bernard L*ke.
byterian Auxiliary, under the di
The marriage of Mia* Lavonne
Mrs. J. B. Crawford ha* left
rection of M n, J. D. Woodruff.
r t # Samtnota Rebekah I/vlge Jackson, daugntar of Mr. and Mrs. for Harrisburg, Pe^ where ihe
will have It* first meeting fol- Gaorga E. Jacksorv, of Rlehwood, rill Join Mr. Lake for a two
-lowing a *umm*r vacation at the Va.. to Alfred Leg 8t|t*«w **• *f waaka' stay,
*1. O. O. y. nkll at 8:00 P. M. Mr. and Mra. Gaorga A. ktlRg'of
Mr. and Mra. A. 1. Walker
The Atathaan Claaa of
the Sanfunl. la belnr annauiwod by
have returned1fyoin Palatka where
P in t Baptist Church will meet In the bride's parents.
The marriage'' was solemnised they spent the weekend with
the annex at 3:30 P. M. Group
th* First
Fir* Preaby- Mra. Walkar'a sister. Mra. S. F.
at the mans* of the
Two will he hoiteaa.
Alexandria, V*.. Gortha.
Gladtola Grove number ‘JilT of terUn Church- etc Aiexan
•the Supreme Forest Woodmen on Aug. 18, with the Rev. Ji
Mr. sod Mr*. Irvin Flai»cher
Circle will meet at the W. O. W. MeEhraln, J r , officiating.
Mra. Stint It a graduate ef and fatn'lv hafa returns I from
Hall at 8:00 P. M. All member*
end
SeutHom
Wabeter Springs High School and Dayton* Brash
have been urged to attend
was a student nurse at LailM Me Pines, S. C. where they have
FRIDAY
morial Hospital In Montgomery, spool the rommpr month*.
Rote Cirri* of th* Senford Ala., bafora her marriaga. Mr.
• Garden Club will aponaor th* 8 tin* It a graduate of CharNts•awing session for tha Rtd Croae ton, W. VA High Sefcapl. and
lightning at 9:00 A. M.
studied aft under Prof. ’ Joieph
The Grand Instructor of th* Hugo. Ha la associate editor and her *nn-ln-law and dau
O . m . 8.. Mr*. Pauline McGee, cartoonist of the Charleston.Naw*,' end Mr*. E.‘ S. Jtltrup
o f 9unn«n. win be at the Ma- publication ot th* Oweni-MlmMs
’’ Mr*/ BaKa"i*B$wI^en
• sonlp, Hall at 7:30 P. M. to In- Glass Com paay.
Thelma. ,T > m «e t.hi»*
atract gll offlcera concerning the
from Virginia Beach
change* which, war* nude at the couple la new realdinc at
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Mr. arvl Mr*, lathe Manhall
MUell of Live Oak. V *v *h naunsing the rngagamerA end
approachiivr marriage of thatg-daughtar, Margaret - Eethleeg.
v. » ‘ .i — r + - ’•
Plena ware made end committrr*. appointed at the first Fall
meeting of Seminole Chapter Two,
Order'of'.Um Eastern Star, on
Thqf iday evening in the Masonic
Hall; thr, the visit of tha Worthy
Grand,'Matro<a Mr* Marian N**b,
o f / M(anU, who will make her. offk ia i.e in on the local chapter on
S e d t /U
MW- Stowsrt Dutton, wnytlo
matron. •presided over tho bailnem seaalon at which tins* routine
buameae- won conducted, aad' r»pe<Ra.'«f 'the various eotomUtaa*
JRraoSCtSiia warn mad and the
draped In memory i o l , 1^*
beloved nod, felthful former, mem
ber, Mra.'Lott Allan, who-pSaM
ewayJn J*nu” >
I V r i P 0? vnt* mada of th* ito-
^ r i K M a Mrasorial plcnl* which
» t the aummer horn*.of
Mr. ahd Mr* Joe Corley la New
Sra|W#
In
A ugm t. Th«
Th« first
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Aug*j*t
mealing o f the Fall after a w a ragation which * a a . aojfbehly I p a rt by the various saMhb v r o ^ ^ t h # beachea, m o u n tijv
T r i - D e l l s (iive
Earewell Party
The Orlando Alliance of Dalta
Delta Delta national w»c!*| awority entertained
on Saturdiy
evening at the Orlando Country
Club with a rush hanuvmt and
farewell party in honor of tha
girl* who are enuring collrgr
thi* Fall
The cluh w*« attractively darorated for the affair, emphasis
ing tha rororily color* of gold
and blue.
Member* and
ruahee*
from
Sanford who weea invited Includ
ed:
The Mi»*e* t.ucy
Roumlllat,
M»ry Wight, Olarla Dypon, Mjfriel Knox, Jrwio Durdan, Mery
Martha Emerick, Elisabeth Whigham. Elisabeth Pippin, RliiAbeth
Dyaen, snd Bstta Wsthan, .
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TALLAHASSEE. 8apt.- 9c-iUP> tj 9r.ll<>L’.,*TliV. Plainti(C
Tha State Supreme.rGougti am*
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•-kerl Monday to permit- the (Stf U L I / t r XX IM U 'M T rrN I - '
Dll.I C O M I I I X " I I I I
of Miami to kaap W tt'.w ^ lc h
OHJIMI Til %1*1"*: . "
war relied when poUe* ategad T o : t . i t j . t r , x\- i i i i r s n •i gambling raid on Slapsla gjpxe v e r lU rn le ib im l'e l la ll. l '
T tS n M sa a
r Frolira Club last. JAAUMTi T - t n u H i i K i t K n it i* i
Mr*. B. r.
entertained
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the member* of ClrtU Two of
IIX- t Le l t " l " r n l l l l e - l . *
A
new
14.000-ralla
the Woman'* MI*«lon»r» Society
of the Plr«t Baptist Church at c ir c u it for waslhsr
her home on Ea*t Sacnnd Street ronn ba placed
lie Weather ' Burrau.
yesterday afternoon.
T h e business *e**lon we* pre- mrnt of fommerca.
elded over by Mra. Moore end the
Bible 8tudv we* taught by Mr*
R. A. Williarae. Report* wenheard frofn the nriM > o ffk 'r *
preeent and refreshment* wrro
■rrvad by the hoetee*.
• Those present ware; lire* Wil-
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■St.ea-ing th* significance of
th« rutiosal citation of.'tha. Amcr
xhrd,
moit oi—-xiiak^
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lean lacglao Auilllary
confer
M*nr« \% w**hr.1 off
ence whirl wa* held ' recently ■at
lft*'
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»U9pe
iiiU'n m OnGlcrmoul, Mr*
J. W. Daniel
taken out "»th *h»»
|uindent of the taealyujji
-mode^f^rmctl in rlm if . »’
a 100 percent nirmbei
Ort. l i , at the me*4lne'o(.. the f- Whin ^ilrifd. thin “ m j.i * \ •auxiliary which wa* hrjd'1 at the foupd to contain from fiv»* •■* IT
l.rgion l|ut on Friday afanlnw. :j»rG*nt o f crude xrwx. \ h.n-1 u i\
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Mr* Dams) mated that * tho with a mrlling. point "f l it
4CfYt*Ssn.
ain? grew a raaultiiur from Ir-.iimc 11r
Sr-vwnth Di»triet, o f . wMsw,<
dried
"mud*
with
««ilvrni*
»1tjle^djng
foul la a part, it n ew
The coating on run**
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hi inemhanhlp* and the . «utrr»<
*-d th* hopa that it woi
o u if «hp- howpvfc, that a ton of «mir \ .1.1*
tmu* to do aa. She slaoenjrgfd tens than two pouinU •f ih#>
finithud
thu« imik in/ faold member* to pSV tMlr
m«trnt] .eon-.
Plane werr forpmlated f*if?ilne cov#ry
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vrar'a child welfare work, -.wnfch c»lly,unfe4^i/\In if it %«.i.
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i -<n«i*t* of ecfool-luochea fsigjtin- roncdsntmti'd i| > ctn It\ in
f*ctuhi
of
Rugxr
-I. ipiivilegwi children aadv the
Tho floUhrit wux run It.
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»--ik which i* carried on-by tfte
in manufacture of |»oli*h.
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I'-i-al unit for tha CrlppiPoxCMldren'* Home at Dmati|la Jtdd'81- prcgiut^l and rooted i - t
tnd nMuld+d article* no.I t
r.
IVtrrxhurg Mr* C. l« rlt>T*Yfi
itefrnxe chairman of tha susll- uUr* waa now tliffieiill !.. g. t !..
iary, annoiintrd that'
d*(fn*e cau^ of •un*#ttlr«l woi Id , - rill
-tamp «ale will be .held' ItV- the tion», th* n*p4>rt »aitl
ntrir future and th# atampe *ant
DOVKR
IH 8 I I K I .I K ll
to tho two organisation* , to,- be
iin-d »r They *ee fit.
,
D O W ff, Sept
IfV* l-..e
Mr*. A. It. Ford was - appolnt- range Oernun gun* •doll. I I* *i
r-l , hair man of a commjttao to for - A half hour late M- u.ln
pn-parr and n-rve »upi>er'for the night* the fii^t *ueh i »•»•»t•*•i.1
mrnibar* of lb* American
rm>at in werk*, iml .li* •*wrlT**I
--ii the evening of Rapt, ti
RfY^rtl hou«c.«.
legion Hut. Aaalrtiog Mra., ford
will be Mra. S. M.- Riakkrt," Mra.
11 A. 'kranaon. Mraj.* Jljrt; Field.
MEGAI, NOTICES
Mir. Gaorga Cook-and M ip' Dan1*1r
in T W H .c in r r iT tiilin r . m x t i i
REEKS TO KBBP , MONEY
»Hea
W I T M -^ S I h •* 11 .*•«*••Uhls* M »1 • *9 *rf **-1 roI *». ,
-mlth a* JihImw --f ihu t uri <ml
t
of
Of ;Uw Depart"-
American Legion
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I he 'S.4nt. rt| llrrwlrl • in wf^Apr f
i i ii«h* .1 in Switiln"i**
4’mini>
GAINESVILLE. Sept ■< 1S1IcJaJl.-pJJrtt- this c.mt of . . . - f Mr*. Mat Gang* o(> ,Bai^>
---------(ts]|u may turn >-ui '-|
font. The wedding,will b*>so
tWa i^ the manufactiir. f
lemn) led. oa. Sept. ,1#. l»: tk*»
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nfriir.g to information
Pre-byttrlM (ThgTck in'nLkT
“ —^ Jy hy tlw St >i,Oty by tha ’ pAltcr, j v , . %
E*tan*i'n
S rru .v
<IB M m llw m is.
I V ^ h e t i l a ,
«w |iig«lrf« l| lh«'*vt • !>*• I I lUn( ’ U
(Dtawn From’,l.IIIf , pis*
,-nnf^ew.. ralll t»#• •I»t«rra4 rm• thl-* 'th
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IT M Kl HHIKK o|t|iKMF2t>
e ‘M u d’ <giin*i
to Cleargv c.ovp«r ca p fa , . **0
Invitation* were read
from
other cBaptrra in this district
which*Mfn. Neeb will also visit'in
September.
f.r.ow
Lavonne Jackson
Weds A. L. Stine
h afn ro
EauUm Star Hoi*
Jttret Eail
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t ouhI on > Florence Oil Heater for
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you may chooic to hear your home!
NEW ARRIVALS
rh w
and nutritk* hs e w s this Am fWvorod loaf-1* aow
n ra n a o D la ggoonlanou.irtth the aUivdsrde raccro.
■ •rind'kjf ThwfYnfJonsf JfseesrcJiCossneA-,A .
Oet • lo s f of . tMs healthAil end dsMdow tgasd at
arrived
L it r a.d
V ..M A . KlttUr.
lU*l», maehenle,
Summer gui^iAd.mind
pluy havoc w](h'h|Alr
and nkin and. hniuiaj
Your beauty*, dwaiwe*
the care- ' tjf'atr'our
operators, art ^bI#.,4o
give It. >* Vy.
It's built-in value, too . . . put tfcero
by more than 65 ycart'^cxpcricnic.
Come in and see the newest Florence
model!
they're better than
w --r^be *
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ever this year, built to give you more
comfort^Wc'll iltoxv you powerful
aam n tk s
circulating and radiant hcaieri, and
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Mr. end Mr*. « ’ L. Leney of
{Jacksonville anpounc# tho birth
e f a daughter, Jo*a Marctll.',
on 8atuidai, Sept. 0. in Jackaoneflle. Mra. Lan'ty »a the forar Marcella Horn* anil Mr.
may 1* Ihe aon o f Mr. and
Mr*. E. li. Leney of Sanford.
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Mf, Sept. •.— Mr*. Pel*
BatUte, wife of the Cubtn
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I* t o . Philadelphia to eater
M a W l T l r U . 14 in .
lest y o u ifo r g e t
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Your 1940*41 driver* liceaae ■uatbe- renewed bbfraaj^riMH.,Yon* ■ust bring* year 194041-W as* wltl- yee,
Husband or w if* can. procora tha 1941-42
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liver.yM r UWnaa'wUhonl f i t luJvhtg U mritf
rialx'mrd' tin t a. nafc'Wtll canta hi k few U ft ,'‘a«<Vf9h
■faetr awro of yoor time; ad, they ask that*
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?esbnrg Anglers Brooklyn Dodgers
In JjjfbStraight Head For Chieago
DeLandTeam And Final Games
» a u a « , Dope»■—
•Tke iLeeeburg
Anglara
It tu»#\*4rolght over the
id Rad-Hat* In tha finala
norldJtaiaU League playrlaa Tena Monday night,
* by W 4 K o 7 aeoro,.
ItnO km. At to 4 'going Into
latS' "iM M c. tha Anglara
( • m F v V l t a Rad-Hat
if,.: bubmrff after thraa run*
corad- DeLand out-hit tha
14 tm V B i
II 006—7 14 a
1901s—8 » S
ad ' Mediaehi;
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or raprafrom tha
iawn-at
NEW YORK, 8*pt. 9.-0P)—
Tha Brooklyn Dodger*,
riding
with equal comfort the ruihiono
Of • opoclal train and the “cuehton” of ■ three-game National
League lead, loft Monday aftornoon far CUfago, flrat call on
tkely final 19-gaai* woatom trip.
Bat to tha playara and tha
Flathuah faithful who gave them
a noiav aandoff at tha atation,
It really la a thraa-gama trip—
thoaa thraa game* with tha Cariigala at 8t. Loala Thuraday,
Friday and Saturday which, any
way yon figure It. ahouid dccida
this aiaaaw pennant race with
all hot mathematical finality.
tha burden of proof, at tba
raomant, raata mainly wHh tha
Cardinal*. For Brooklyn haa play
ed two mart gam#* than Ht
Lou la, and by winning an even
down of Ita laat 10 contvata
(erven of which ara with tha
laat-placa Phil Ilea) would forca
tha Card* to taka 17 of their 21
to flniak the aoaaon one game
In front.
Tho final atandlnga, In that
caaa, would be 101 vtftortee and
M defeat* for Ht. Louie to 100
and 54 for Brooklyn.
Basldaa tha bulge they gat
from thoaa erven gamaa with
tha PklLa, who have managed to
win only two out of II prevloua
gamaa from Brooklyn, reapaetlva
performance* of tho laat 10 daya
alao appear to giro tha Dodgara
an adgt.
On Sapt. 1 they w*ra half a
garaa back of tha Carda, only to
climb to tha top by tha tiggaat
BODY RENT TO FLORIDA
RADIO NEWS
SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
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WASHINGTON, Sapt. 9.—VP)
—Senator Andrew*, of Florida,
cald Monday tha body of hla
grandnephew, Maxwell Brigham,
28, killed in a Baltimore ahlpyard accident Sunday, wa* being
forwarded to Weatrille, Fla., for
burial.
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3:15 Accent on Maale
3:45 Burl Iff*, Song*
4:00 Afternoon Variatiaa
4:16 tbo Goldberg*
4:30 Organ Melodic*
4:45 Joat Entertainment
6:00 Tba Lon* Raugar
3:50 Korn Kobblen
6:45 Tba World Today
In and for Keroloot# County. Flo
rida. In Chancery, by. Frank
Laughrldc*. and you are hereby
ordered end required to enter yonr
epacaranc* In eeld eull on Mooday.^
October *. 1*11: herein fait v>l orW
a decree prn -nnfceeo will be en
tered agalnet you.
IT IK Fl'IITIIKIt OHDRIIKD that
thle notice be publlehed In TlfW
HANPOItP IIP.HAI.lt. a newepeper
publlehed In Hemlnol* Counly, Flo
rida. once each week for four con-A
eecullce week* prior lo the eeld**
•Ih day of Oclnher. tail.
WITNR.HH tny hand an«l tha eeal
of eeld Court at Hanford. Florida.
Ihle tod day of r-*pt*m»*r A. I>
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O. P 11BHVDON
•)7:50 Tima Out For Dancing
A* Clerk of Circuit Court form
7:54 Elmer DaaU and tba New*
Seminole Counly, Florida.
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Molicllor* lor rtalnllff
ttOO Olasa Minor
•Official Real)
0:15 Public Affair*
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l e g a l n o t ic e s
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SCOTCHES
Mr*. W. M. Carler. Ay«*»n. North
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of complaint filed J" <h« ‘ »•'*
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Florida* Cowboy*
lain cauev. wnereln 14LI.A r Oct.ANBT. I* plaintiff, and r °“ >
«7 4 4 Tbo - World Today
BE SURE T B V H t t
T>:n »’ DaLANKY, arc acfcnaaal.
f7 il» Braakfaal BrorlUta
that y»u are a rceMcnl of
1:00 UP Now*
reorth I'arollna. tba* roar
0:10 PrCotgm ranm#
la la car* of M n W. M t’ 1*,
aa* that you aro oror tb* **• •*
5:15 N m l l f Devotion*
iwenty.on* yoara: THoroforo, yon.
lkutkii P D.I^Nm . ar. raqolroO to b* and *PP»ar b#»«?
0100 Diana Draw
Iha Nlnlll JndlcUI C f ull l oorl.
Hemlnol*
rounly. Florida, al Kan
t:#6 Bbmk. and Whlu not**
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ford, rlorb*i an Iha Clh day of
0:15 U p t amf Mart*
October A. D «»»«. a»d J'*'”?
ther* mat* anewer to Hi* bill of
cnmplalal oaMblud agaln.l you
0:55
other a l*e a decro* pro ronf*a*o
,0U6 Waaaan of Cavrag*
will b* onl.rcd •»»'” *
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i0 « 0 Daylong Batch VariaUc*
It I* further ordered that ihir
10:11 UP Moera
order ba publlehed In Tb» l?»"f"'^
Herald a newrpaper publlehed In
ro:So Invitation to tbo Walti
Hemlnol* OouMy. Florid*, -nco a
10:45 LB* and tba ,Land
week for four roneecuttv* week*
Don* end Ord#r*«l Ihla *5lh day
of AU.U.I A. U(il»4l.|i|{,tNpos
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'CnurL genilaol* County, klor'dM'
ny: A. M WKKKK
Deputy Clerk.
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AND FOB iBBiaOLB COUNTY,
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Young
Men 30 Y ears Old
rHANK,DLAU(H'niDOE. Plaintiff. Have
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1:50) RfWr^'Vallay Polka
Moor*. Iloul* >. Korort City.
North Carolina.
■:4AiCUwfMi Ala* Aro P*0P»«
Tuu aro hereby nollflod that
2:64 Proa* Mrw*
eull tor divorce ha* been brought
n a ja jjA B i^ iv j^ F * * * ror-w
agalaet yea In the Circuit Court
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Betty Jameson Seeks
Third Golf Victory
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Batty Jamaaon launched
bar
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DR. HENRY
McLAULIN, JR.
matching
her
thraa-oirar-par
.round, thereby providing tho tour
ney with Ita aacond four-way tie condition.
The Tan have lata than two
la kta 47-yanr hUtory.
waaka to romploto' 'preparation*
for tho opening gwa* >ngalnat
Davidron, tho Oglp.tMm that da-
Florida Gaton Drill
For FirstScrimmage
^JAtNBB^ttTJC; “8*pC 1 ft £
(Ataalal)— .Readying rapidly, for
(fair flrat real ecrtmmege of tho
•aaaon Florldl’a Oatora pot In a
hard morning
and afternoon
drilling on fundnmtnWU Monday
aa they began their aacond wa^k
of prsetleo for tha carrant tmZ
ion.
Blocking by all mambara of
tho aquad and dafcnihra charg
ing by anda, tncklaa, and ffpardl
(GINS - LIQUORS
Il D S tlY M Y -P H O M B M 4’
8 PACKAGE STORE
~~;w,rneTtiar«t
K ^TO S C H O O L BY B U S
At MiaiUtla Sold
TALLAHABSRK. Sapt. o —
(AV- Tha State Racing Commlaclan Monday tnnouaaM-Jt had
appro*ad tala of Matyelliiro. InUraat In Tropical Park t homo
track at M iam i'to a Eradicate
handed by.II. L. S t r a u ." B.ltlmora and had'allottc.l tha track
40 daya of racing for Boat me
lon.
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Tha buyora Include fitraua, C.
A. Munn ami Garnae Mofin, who
tho racing coipmlealon 'Identified
aa official* of tba American To
tal iw tor Company. Tha Mtmna
maid* In Palm Raich.
They har# purohaaad <*7 per
cent of tha tropical Park itock
from A. Damky, Marty- Madden,
Jan* Layy Tax
Brian, who -bald 51 -partant;
and f IWeim7o*- U fting Sugar lim it
Would Help Florida
ITATION
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By PAUL
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M a tt Fruit A a J V egirUbles T tu a An}.
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V O LU M E XJCXIU
Roosevelt To
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In Rail Row
A N IN D E PE N D E N T N E W SFAFKK
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Member Associated Prww
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rminuni'nilcMl
Army Orders 1,000 New
Carried Ilumbers To*
Attack Canada On
Last Atlantic Run
|Nazis Decide To Try
To Starve City Into
Submission Follow
ing Heavy Losses
!•'!> inir Fortresses
Strike Threat
, -::x i&^Postponed
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 —
Whits Home officials sn-
Herman Morris Is Cleveland Tells
“ Professor Quiz” Of Necessity For
At Kiwanis Meet New Fire Pumper
night a ml brought the Dwtod
IRjSUtei face to-foe* with perhaps
|\a gravest InU m lloual
problam alnco the World war.
How tha nation proposes to
meet this problem may be out
lined by President
Roosevelt
Thursday night In hit “ tmportant
^rortd-wlde broadcaat which was
• postponed from Monday night be1 cause of tho death of his mother.
On the basis of previous ut
terances by Hooaevell, It seas be. Itevcd the United States fleet Is
Rounder orders to reset force wltn
Vferco If Germany attrwpU to cut
Britain’s Atlantic lifeline. Tho
President, as commander-ln-chlcf
of tha nation’s armad force*, may
redefine tho Navy’* rea respondbllltics Thursday. .
•h, Latest disclosure of an atUck
Mon an American operated ship
•coincided with warnings by Brit
ish Prime Minister Churchill that
Adolf Hitler might forte naval
warfare on tha United States, and
a* statement fat Washington that
Britain had been promised further
American naval aid.
- Tha .State Department revealed
that the msrtnanlman—Besia—
flying tha Panamanian flag but
operated by a New York com% Vpany—wae torpedoed and sunk
•outhwart of Iceland Aug. 17
. with a loas of 14 persona. Includ
ing ona American.
.Three survivors ware picked up
by an American naval vassal Sept•
a question and answer program
was pre Anted at tho rrgular
luncheon macting of the Kiwanis
Club at the Valdes' Hotel today.
* Theater ticket* warn won by
Wo following for answering the
mo*t question*: Dr. Henry McLaalin, Jr., Judge It. W. Ware,
Dr. G. D. Putnam, IK C. Moore,
Ed Randall and Bill laavitt.
Frank Lamson and T. W. lawton had charge of the program.
Father J. J. Kcllaghan led the
group tinging, while Harry KudII provided accompaniment at
tho piano. Lester Tharpo waa
welcomed back after a vacation
In Georgia.
Some of than question* aakrd
y »Mr. Morris are listed below,
rith tho answers following.
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A h u n c .i'* m ightiest w eapon n f th v Mir.
n m flviiur Fortress IIIT-K. 14 shown in
l flig’it m-ar Seuttle. Wash . W111'! •' ll W.|.
i» to I i.t li\ The lb*
it Th.* in my
1. What i* a hoary tcaril?
2. Which ln«uranco company
uses the Kork of Gibraltar as
symbol?
.1. Of tho following, which J*
the most lighly evolved: (a)
gorilla,
(b)
chimpanzee, (c)
orangutan?
4. For what
originally used?
were
hobnail*
6. What is the w»lt of a itock
Ing?
■ I t a l what sea la Cuba locmted?
7. What I* the world's larg
tat bridge?
8. Are all birds hatched from
egg*?
9. Who*a famau. speech wa*
always “ O ff with his head?"
10. Who waa Foxy Grandpa?
11. In what country Is Mecca,
Mohammed's tirthplacef
12. What doe* hydraulic mean?
13. Why la the white ret cho-1
sen In preference to other ani
mals for dietary experiments?
14. What country contributes
most of the world's production
of petroleum T
16. What is the motto of the
Boy Seouts?
Aaawere i
1. One white with age.
2. The Prudential.
2. The gorilla.
4. For studding the tola* of
Identity of tho attacker was not
announced, but Secretary of State
HuQ said ho thought there was
no question about It Ha said he
preferred not to dlscuaa that
,
phase of tho situation until more
fM m le te facta ware available.
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AM O
Sets*
flM announcement followed by 12 boon naws that an
Uktaatlflad plan* had bombed
and sank the American freighter
el 8eafar*r at the entrance U
Gulf of 8u4i la the
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I H d h y after the
. State* deatroyer Greer and h** cf TTkeTem •or tap, tpeeially
a German submarine clashed off constructed to
»ta*d garter
Urn aoathweat coast o f Iceland.
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All hand* aboard the Steel strain.
A In tha Caribbean Sea.
a
*—h r a - e r a reecaed after they
7. Oakland Bay Bridge In San
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I. Yea.
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9. The Queea of Hearta In
-Alice In Wonderland".
10. A comic atrip character.
11. In Arabia.
19. Pertaining to w«tar.
iril Elk*
15. Because the chemistry of
meeting* of hla digestible proceeeea U n
ilmllar to humans.
14. Tho United States (about
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Local Ellu Preside
At Daytona Meeting
PARALYSIS
Tha
SeminoU
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MEETING
County
___jitjr chapter
of ih# National Foundation for
InfantU«. Paralysis will meet st
the Valdes Hotel Monday at 2:00
P. M., Dr. L. (T, Doss, secretary,
announced today.
hbTv7' tables, chair*.
stored bi Um bank building
whQo efforts ooatiauo to find or
build a aultahlo momoml for
o library at GoaotaJ Sanford.
AU (bo furniture waa Eonvilg
rvtd fat tho lllh gad 17th coa*Ly
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I h.- p ill
1 » ipi* 1 Jl *J1
u .ii ii* *1 . I.. 1.
» .tmphi'll-|.4»-4ing
|*o*l
15 at 7 00 |*. M. Comnioi
Joel s Field nnneuetd t"d
The legion's auxiliary will s* •.
the dinner Tickets nre on
*i*
at the Sanford Furniture «
Forrest ti.itehid's C’ash (»r«** •»
II, II Fope-'s
Service HUD •
Koiinitllnt & Anderson's l *»•
Store, or reservations may
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lmule l»V mail. The deadliiu •
tickets ih Mi 00 o'clock Moral m
morning
At this meeting plans fo r tT. .
Armisticr Ibiy celebration arbe disc ii «srtl.
Chattanooga Bans
Public Gatherings
Phrasing of the rpiestion has
met with some criticism, ainre it
|4 felt that the two ipie-fimia
Mould not !>•• nn-Imli.I in iino
Hero i- (ho quo-lion uhnli will
appear mi Iho luillnt Tm -il-y
" I f yim fiivur Iho Mayor mol
tho nioinhori nf (ho Cily r.oo
oil»«i"H of the Cily of Sanford,
Florida, tiring olrol. d hy Iho duly
qualified vidor, of Iho I Uy id
Sanforl, Florida, for a lorni of
(wo year* in arronUnro with Iho
proviainna o f an act pa-w-d hy
lko Logitlalurr of tho Slulo of
Florida in Hill, plan- an ‘ X’
•nark in front of tho word, *For
tho election.’
•“ If you oppono Iho Mayor and
iho (number* o f tho City ( *11111•
million of Iho City of Sanford.
Florid*, homg alerted hy Iho duly
qualified voter* of tho City of
Sanford, Florida, for a term of
two year* In aeconlanro with tho
provisions of an act pas nod hy tho
lagialaluro of tha State of Flo
rida in 1941, place an ‘X ’ mark in
Iront of tho word*, ‘ Against tho
••lection.
In order that the largest no*.
-Ible number of voter* will corno
to the poll* and exprrt* thrir
•I Fl**rid*«
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FDWARD IIP.GINS
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f ity *•! SMtifoid, Moridu.
►September 15 Named School Tem-hers Are
As Date For Strike Warned Of Contracts
to
Srsass?*? t : Myron C. Taylor
here last Spring.
Practically all of them urge
that Florida ha given a larger
i,oota and advocate the develop
ment of th* sugar Industry In the
•Glade* aa a national defense
more.
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Editors Impressed
By Everglades Area
receipt of hundred* of marked
copies of papers published from
Maine to
California featuring
articles and editorials on th* sub
ject, states
General
Manager
Jay W. Moran o f th* United
State* Sugar Corporation, who
togothcr with Clarence R. Bit
ting w u host to the National
Editorial group during Its visit
elet 11 11
VOTK AS YOU Pl.KASF. Ill T* \«»TF
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\t itutlh.ri/ . i| S u i spokesman
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Arrives In Rome
ROME, Sept. 19—(A*)— Myron
C. Taylor, President Roosevrll'x
personal representative to th* Va
tican, arrived In Rome Tuesday
night with a verbal message for
th* pope from th* President.
Ills audience I* expected to lake
place Thursday morning. Asked
what message he waa bringinx,
Taylor saidt -I am the m**«agt."
■He explained that he had come
only for tha on* audience with the
pope and would start back to the
United States in abwut 10 days.
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lAl.I.AIIASHKE, .Si-pi
III.—
fd'* h I.cti* Sti|*rrinli-iii|riit
Engli di 1ur-'lay r'in ii"l«-il Flnrnla
-rhottl (inchir* alid an* break
ing ' "lilrai t* t" lake more ilesiriihle job* lhal llieir contracti> n- "are liliiding iddigatiuii*."
He iHiintvil nut that in sume
install' e t echnul prograin* are
thrown into cohfiiHinn hirau .e
uf wholesale re*igiiuliun.* tn ac
cept other Job*.
"Snnie trader*
fail to con
sider their contract* a* thiding
obligation*," he *unl, "and likewl»e. -"me county uffirial* are
offering jub* to
teacher* wlni
they have every rea-' ii to 'know,
have Witrrcd into definite confracti with uther official*."
Some Applicants For
Board Disqualified
TALLAHASSEE, Sept, to —
l/lT- The parole comrniaaion ex
amining committee was authorixeil Turaday to iliaqualify some
applicant* for the
new Stnta
board on the bani* of inf'rota
tion on their application* and
result* of written examination*.
Tho»« who are
left
after
elimination of the onei who nre
“ clearly unqualified for, the r»altlon*" will take the final cral
examination.
Written' examination* were glvcn Monday to 282 applicants for
places on Ih* throe-member pa
rol* commission.
454 JOIN NAVY
MONEY FOR TBACHEBM
TALLAHASSEE, Sept l O - W
—Four hundred and fifty-four
JACKSONVILLE, Sept 10-bTl
TALLAHASSEE, Sept- 10—bP) Floridians voluntarily snllatad In
—State
WFA
Administrator —Enough money la on' hand to the Navy during August, the
Haritaea* approved Tuesday a make the Florida school year's Navy recruiting service notified
first monthly leechcr*’ salary pay Governor Holland Tuesday In n
ment ot 91.41SJI27, Comptroller telegram offering “congratula
Lea reported to tha 8tata cabinet tions on th* pe triotlo spirit dtsTutaday. Tha payment It dot plavtd by tha younc men of FloSapt It. ,
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PROJECT APPROVED
iiu a rle n w er«
.f -ir t it x u lh a l
c u n . *1* il. i*».i,
dial
l.cninirrail
-till l.4i«l itii •Bill I* l lhr< UKh thu
s*•■99ii.it! h'miii-h •i.'kj** rm»f -acroal
l.ik* l.titl* ira lull ui4i4t«'(| that
I 0019,unit ,,f
ihi*
Ill'll
Arm y
tnH»|*4 M m ' * !itrti|ipi'*l iii lht« oHI
l ’ /4ris» itiiul.il noil \4cri» doometi
t•* liirlv -u n in .liT *ir tlfnlh.
f
1 1n
im i li.-r
\miv iliftMiilcM \v.*i»• ihuumsl (o
•l in k -iirri ii l. i nit*l
mtlicat*4i
ih.it \'l*»|f Kill* r*4 inv.i4|.<n for*
.*•4 n»*u nnirht •|i*'i*l*- *•» whcll
Mini 'tiirvi* ii»c ••HI t /s r it t m pi«
r.il ml** 4iilimi44|.*n.
* Hppl**Vill bv thi
(hr •Itill 11f letl 1 1*4 tor-4 Will Pl|ire*x tlo it view
*• that the •1 1 «*- lion nitiy not I*•- d*t*iMiim,|
l»»-r o f the viit«*rs.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn., S. *t
WASHINGTON. Sept. 10 <>fi
10.— (Ah—T l" ht’ultK departin'' I
K. F Whitney, president of the
roclulmnl
Turwlay
night
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Brutherh....I of Railroad Trainmen
an on all type, of public gcih* r
announced '£ue-iluy night that
Ing* In a drastic -Up tu cui(>
tha Infantiln paralysis .pldcimr
6.lit) A. M , on Sept. 15 had been
which it «ai<l had shown no -igi"
set a* the time and date for the
c f abatement.
strike of the five operating rail
Dr. P. O. Pearson, director •(
road brotherhood*.
tho city-county department, lssui-1
The lender* of tho 19 railroad
a formal proclamation dretaruo'
unions, operating and non-operat
“ all unnecessary gathering*
ing, were authorised by the memnconla In this city and County
l ership last Friday to call a
a danger to the health of thf
community** and ordering *a ♦«!»
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Iembracing
T
iho 000,,,on
opereting .union*,
'jt sueh gatherings,** The |h»Im* •Uayr 1?.n
h «uc<1 • statement in which
000 member* set Sept, t l a* the
will enforce IL
B urged everyone to vote.
striko date.
Turaday'* action automatically
sets in motion the provision* of
the
railway labor act, under
which the President is required to
appoint a fact-finding board which
must report to him within 30
CLEWISTON, Sept. 10.— (Spe- days.
*“ !>—TT* , ■maxing
extent to
turnr
Florentine
fashion.
p ■ The whjfK* visiting editor* w«ru lm -,
ata and bock* of Ih# nine chair*
were made of rich old leather,
embossed with gilt doaigna and
coats of arms. Beneath tha coat
of arms on tho back of earh
chair waa tho motto,’ -Alla
Prova."
Heavy wrought Iron lamps,
wired for (lectrWty, alia wrre
included in tho ahrnmnt.
Mr*. Williams *aM that »he
wished to hare an exUbltion In
the near future so tho people of
Sanford could vlrep the furnishlogs. Tho book* wore taken to
too Sanford Public Library.
The furnishing* war* obtained
by Mr*. Dow In Italy whore *be
lived for a number o f year*.
There war* three cabinota, two
with loaded glaso door* and ■
third with turn stained glass
door* covered with heavy wrought
iron frame*.
Exactly how old the article*
of furniture wrre could not bo
ascertained, but Mr*. WUliai
deocrRed them a* i
**, and *ald they
Un»t 100 y**ra *M,
p.*» • l
linniiiii
I »MtM|fr«.l 1111*1 it. |.oon.900 Red
.»rd, r«i u i li.lllk!* in
pa 4
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id • |I\ ItV pr»'V .slihg I 'l 111*- el tl"ll
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1f I4'4' *»f 1Ilf •• v ••ll * l *U ll hhil the
r*’l mui nf ji Mayor hv
.4* n**w |»r •lid hv fh.- i il v ( 1i*ll
1Ip l 'ilv l'**inmi-M»ti»i 1
li r I hi- \•1
>h I.••if•«l.iture, if *p|I'M.V I hv th. . I., f*•» 4.
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to givi* the ipi*-lii*ii their 4»*rintM
•*|* 1
llld •'\Hi1i- «S
lh* ir w i'h i - tb« vi'oii in sitid * I* * t i**it .lll*|
•hit alt •if
•>r the e|« tlofi
til
In
h* 1*1
I'hough lw«* mai**r rhangew m the
>iieth«M| n f ••i-efuur Fity ttfflriiiU
are prnp*»s««l, Ih*IIi are ii\* Imli-d m
oiu- tpieilum 0 1 1 the b ilb it If a
|H*rs«tii f.v.v"i s i' lee tin g the M ayor
directly, hut o| pt*ses rhmtsing oil
m embers *»f the t'oium isFiou nt
one tim e, he will find it im|M»«
• slide no imlirute this on the bal
lot.
Furniture For Memorial Library
To Sanford’s Founder Arrives
A huge onuiga moving van
pulled ap lq frent of the Sanford
Atlantic National Bank Building
thi* morning, nnd workmen be
gan removing n load of furni
ture and books Insured for $2500
which had boon sent by Mrs. CSanford Dow. daughter of Gen
eral Henry B .' Sanford, from bar
homo In Darby, Conn., for thJ
proposed memorial library to
Sanford’s founder.
Gathered In watch and soporalso tho unloading of th* Floren
tine furnishing* waa a handful
of spectator* and members of tho
Sanford Memorial Library As
sociation.
Heading Um group waa Mrs.
Fred t TA tUUm m , chairman, who
described tho furniture aa -a
wooderfnl atari for our memorial
fH;iii a Mirk remains until
-1**« i.tI t iit t inn on Tuesday
‘ *.»i ';.tMf**rt| v**!••! - will ilitiili'
• ih.\ went to I’lii't their mayor
< im.pillar \ote » m ! «*leet all mem
••• **f the I’ ity t'ommisskon at
time instead of having their
••»■* daggered
V*dmg will take plsce in the
•••iiiiiii4sion Rttatm «.f the City
Mill. II N'. Sayt r. clerk. an'""iineil tmlay 1*4*11-* will open at
•si A M and c Iom - at sundown
Ml honafiib* residents of thr
' tv of Sanfortl wh*» are duly
••alified f ltd legislered will Ih*
ligihb- to vote
A spis ia| lull, whlrh w»»- drnwu
t th** r«**%»•l I •g i-la tu re, m ils
rrasg
iv it u m I ."
Citizens T o Decide On
Charter Changes Tuesday
American Legion To
Have Dinner Mcetinir
The
1.000 i*f the new plains.
*•• powerful than the oldei
Hi* It
I I•• l***tlit» ( *9*1111*1*1
H*ifh
The theutrrs nn«l movies art»
rloaed; dnncinif 1.1 Imnned; the
Mile ’•o1 f *alcohol is forbidden; all
Veti tnu-t Ih- turned over
r Null*; and Hireling* niv
nn* I
Vi«'lotoim fate 11 court inarti I
the A m * 'IMS l.egion will ha*
dinner me* ting on Monday, S
I)!l«
.11 •
r.a ll
4#**'t,|f 4
tifim a n military ilHnntchtiv
."kiti'ulhrlgvtl lotljiv that tha
l'l"<ul\ *(rugg|i> lipfiiri1 L«n*
iiiyrnil n iinriqi*ing in v lo .
le'iit'e* liniir Iiv hour oven M
tin1 Uii-iinn- ilfflarrri o ffl*
rtalU iliat tin*
“ imiM'iulinK
r"'ri
all tin; (irrm an nrmil*— ran alrrailv In*
riis••Yiiwinkf
OSLO, (i*riiiaii-Otcopo'd Norway. Sept |ii. u l’ i A »tat* of
civil *eige for O 4U anti 4urroundin g difttrifta wan 4erree«| tinlay
hy the (iiTmium Itru tor o f "eri*
Flrr < hirf Mack N. ('Irvelnnd min i I distill hnnre of luhor peace”
•tatrd (inlay that in order to meet by Die ('omnium*! and the Marx*
the Stair Defense Council'.a re i*t elements recently.
quirements for fire station*, new
rquipmrnt and manpower must
bo added to the Sanford
F
d Furr*,
Chief Cleveland and the
County Defense Uoard have
the City for a new pumper and
four new men.
The new pumper i» described
as “ a ihree-ln-one" quadruple or n
hose, ladder and pump combina
tion. The ladder will mako fire
fighting and rescue work much
simpler since one msn can handle
it. while the old style ladder rcnuires several mep to manage.
Chief Cleveland tsplained.
Tho three pumpers now owned
by the station aro 16. 18 and 20
years old, and, though kept In
good condition, they aro not to lie
compared with modem equip
ment, he stated.
•'Tho general public doesn't
realise the responsibility no each
man of tho force, said Chief
Cleveland. Ha explained that it
take* one to two years to train
a man and that tho Sanford fire
men have classes and study hourr.
each day; consequently, voluntary
fireman would not be a solution
to the problem. “ Tho Sanford
fore* needs at leant four full time
men.
•
"A t
present
the
Sanford
fore* gives very little aid to sur
rounding towns, but with this
uuslliary equipment It can glvu
more assistance," he said.
Recently the fire insurance rata
has been reduced 15 to 20 per
cent of the rata In pa»t years, due
to the efforts o f the Sanford Fire
Department, Mr. Cleveland dedared.
1
Hiir Victory Is Also
Claimed On Centra!
Front Near Gomel
Six Kiwanians Win Fire Insurance Rates
Tickets To Prom
Cut Through Bet
ter Fire Protection
inent Movie House
ncunecd today that
Preside*!
•■looeevelt’t radio addrsaa oo f*®'eign affairs at 9:00 P. :M.
( t B. T.) tomorrow will run
With Herman K. Morris tak
bbout 25 minutes Instaad of Iho
quarter hour as It was original- ing the role of "Professor Quix,"
t
LONDON,
>ept
lO .-l/Ft —
Great Britain to«lay nniitoinceil an
agrerment uith the I t it«d States
tn prevent l<am** Ir-vmI materisU
f*t*ni Ih'Hik ii4*'*| pi comp4*tition
vkith the pr«Hliicta of 1 S. in
dustry.
;3
RussFans StM
Control Outlet
P oolin g O ff Period
Of 60 Days Seen
By President’s Act
no nt migl t Ih- ffrthromiiig bttw«*«*n the I iiit•«l States and Jl*
|l»»n-
3
Enters Prolonged Siege
Is Said Foiled
examination.
At th«* nmnt. time tH«* driver’*
Hern*.' bureau .it lh»* t'ourt House I
announced that iiihi hccnxeH hiuj [_
HH.WFOltlL r*»mi . Sept. 10
been issued, a - f i l i n ' descril*’*! ** |
tdb
|{*tb«it i
D* munr. A » far below the uutnl*er tiormully
Issued by th ii lunt
**Al least I-Mtittii Sint** |h f. »»-•• AdminiaI tr.itm.
today i|u« t I
British
3,000 licenses «h. uM have been is*
j-*»urr»*< a* .in m,* 'b.it the Ger«
•uni to date,” lodge Ware 0*111
1 innti ha:'lt*«hi|i Bi-mutk, which
tnented
Those wo tlo not obtain their l»- j wit* 4iink iii * •* N«*tih Atlantic,
1n * s v%hi* h wvre
Censes in Septendwr must lake the j cnrrii’il tw* p1
•lamination, which 14 admini** 1 mt4'tldr«l to If •tills (Jlli'l'i *• and
fared each Tuesday by J. M. K k It - |M>»nlt «*al t h* ii ' itid in *ltit* I'nih
4 t - iiil nil* !•* ill! •rin»nl.
burg of Delatn.i, tM iiik r of ihe «*d
|i... . thlw hi *»'U ! he m r to
Florida Hrvh^ ay Patrol. i'.-rsi.n*
« HYDF. PARK. N. Y. «JfDt.
u in t *" Item*
who do not fiHu- a 1let'll—t* at mil •l-'iir or *1
10 —</P)— President Roose
present also must lako tho eaaml- mif a«l* 1 th. i 'fin* •f i« lit ( 'oil*
\\ *9ki•rs.
f >••. 1.
velt today ordered the crea
nation, regiirdlo-s of ahen
tlu-y f*'i 4*nc4'
obtain thoir |o rmits, Jo.lav W urri
tion of a fact-finding board
To k y o .
s . *.t
n» oin —A
explained
to investigate the dispute IteSo that thoro is ill not in* a last i:«*nrrM| **la»'ki*tnt»i* *'f thi* nowi•w t.n most of America's
clum*«i
airii'ii-t
American
minuto rush which would o v e r -1
railway's and their employ
ni
nnh4 not<*«l
tax tho funlitirs of tho licctisu
(•••In-v
with tie iBi*
ers. A dispute which threat ^ E nding a quest o f t* year*, bureau. Judge Wan- man.- .. v n «u rr. ntly I
k*4|jif that I
^
\mha<<«tlor
ens a nation-wide railroad Mr*. Sarah Palfrey C ooke, 28, strong ap|o*nl to drivers to got Jn<i‘
|th t
H u m h»« conferred
won tho women'* national tennia their penmts as soon as possible,
strike tieup at a time when championship
y .feign Minat Forest Hill*, L.
In the drivers’ license test, ap- with i ho l*4|i;n
('Vital defense materials are mov
!••/.» ti timea with*
vsnquishing Pauline Het*. o f plicants must know among other i '•<•r »*•••’>«
ing over the llnea.
ek.
Ia>s Angeles. 7-5, 6-2. The petite thing* the section ot riou dii law i ln 1b'' |>«'t
The personnel <f the five-niun Boston girl"* victory gave the. which "nsiuires the operator of
Thinoft )*. tlftlinir ,.f
preaa
board in to bt announced latir. Krst it* first court
f
the
l nitcil States
champion a motor vehicle involved in an ac-1 cnli»
the President O0M.
•incr IDOH.
K*aiiaufd » m vmm* t w « i
liulicateil mini....... ... **f 14'upproch*
The 000,000 employes o f the
J 4 non-operating unions had set
*SJ:00 P. M. tomorrow for the
time of the strike and the 350,000 workmen of tha five oper
ating brrlherhoods had voted to
go out on Monday.
The creation of the board
•meant a probable postponement
of the strike threat for 60 days.
»j
.*3
BombPQuebecB1°°dy Leningrad Fight
as qualified t - a 1‘vrmit, Juilyv I
R. W. Ware • .1 tc.Uy.
Unfamiliaru
with thi* n iles of
••tor vehicle* wa
operating1 a
blairned by Jtitlsrc Wan* for failura of th<* |** t •114 !•• pn
thi
•Fact Finding Group
Will I n v e s t i g a t e
D i s p u t e Between
Rails And Labor
10. 1011
a
Only six p*- ■*»n« have taken
the rxnminn' n fur driver** liecnar« in Sat
none of
j
Sanford Is T h ( Only Central
Florida C ilv A fford in g Hail, H ighw ay
And Water Transportation
V
S A N F O R D , F LO R ID A . W E D N E SD A Y . SKITKM IIKK
Six Persons Take Exams For
Drivers1 Licenses; Six Fail
Queen Of Tennis
U
I'ii‘vi<>ii«ly,
Aifolf
llitlrr'a
Ihifh Gomnuiti'l hn*l iiucrtrd that
1.1‘nuifcfi a*l
\iii- •"uiplctcly sill*
riuinilril
1 he Bu^siuns mi'.’tnu hilt* ro|i**iti'*l thul tluMi nrmii « tin.I rout*
f«| a Gi'inmn infun try ilivixion
ui a |iow«*rful fi •111.«1 itlack In
•hi* le'iniil -e* tor ami wi re In*
flirtiliif tli<'U-ni»il- *»f t 'sti.illir*.
f***iiisaI iw iihout iii!i|wnv hctw rrn
Km
*tt*I Soo.lcr.hk
%rh*’ rc
thd) "*
R ii-« imiis **4i»* Mi it thi* iilootly ox*
tMii-ioii t»f n strong Nan ■<pt»nr«
heu*I from the 150-mill* /cne h.ut
Ir
•
If
.i H. ||\ V h lo a
to th** Nails.
TIm* Si-vi.-t tnufttar*4»ffrn«iv«
ui »Iih 4#-.-»..r is «,iM to Im- con*
t IHII•19hf flllt hliist.
I'hf Itf.l Ariity*^ biKifr<t vie*
t"i\ o f »hi* war. on thi* central
front uhcri* shnUcri'il rrmnanta
f it tnn.lMIO man Nazi fi»rrr art*
Mi»< l t d in ilmoriUrril
rrtrent,
ilrcw frmn un
offlciitl
Soviet
. ituls*'*imiM tmlnv tho drclnration
fhni "th* iniprmlini? rout «»f all
he Gcrnmu rnmii'a can nlrcaily
hi* *tisri>n ii,«l "
In confident
an.I
rxpanaivn
in.*. *1. S A. I.orovskv. naatatnnt
foreiirn p*u«iH»iHtaur wh*» » e r v n ai
Iini•■•ii with thi* foreiirn l>re«*t
imi this vu-t oneration. plus thu
iineiulimr rmintrr*attack» hv thu
Itiiseiuna ln*fori* O iIfsw nn<l tho
ilfi.rm in cil »t,in*t n f I^ n in frtd '*
ilefernlt'M un* "aiffna o f irinwlnK
ltr*l Army r e ild a n fi'"
I
9
"llur rnnfiilrnen in final viel*o \ M i/rmiiiiK " kc milled.
!>
ill.' Soviet information Imreuii,
ri'p-rtm«c on
yesterday'^ fiifhtiny f« ll lm* k on its imiiuI h riff
statement that stuldu'rn hnttle-f
slid rnifeil titonkf the entire front.
It funpliniiird the fury nf thu
air wsr w it ti thi* aiitiiuineemrn^.
that «>n
Sunday
71
German
planes were destroyed in uunhnt
and on the ground ajcniust *21
Buswitui losses Two Nail rrconlia I-*Artnee planes were reporteif
ilowned near Mom*i w in ilaylifh t
yt-»erilav.
The victorious Soviet forces on
the central front, umler the rrrannul direction o f Marshal Tim*
0.shcnko, who ileclareil in h^t pur«
suit uf aurvivora c.f the German
force*. Here the Uuftslan* wera
reported o fficially tn have reconourretl 150 *uiunre miles o f tar«
ritory and 50 vilta^va In
two
•lax*.
Rain and mM which already
hax set In on the northern front«
1. nzovskv Bald, "i* only a contrU
Butin* factor" to the defeat of
the Grrmann.
“Tha main thin* lf,M ha added. “ that thi* m l*ht o f tha Had
Armv, the unity o f tha 8ovlat
nenple. rtaervaa o f manpower and
industry, aro great potenthlitloa
not only fo r raaUtanco but also
#
......l-l.-.w- *•
for_ counter-blowt."
Florida Boy Gets
$2000 Scholarship
GAINESVILLE. Sept 10.-GF)
— For Dm thin) timo In fire
yetr* • Florida boy will enter
th* University ot Florida this
week with a 12900 Kholarship
from tha United Stales Sugar
Corporation. Clarenre E. Bitting,
president.
B*vsnlscrv-year-old Chart** E.
Davis, of Trenton, was named
Tuesday aa recipient of tha Duncan U. Fletohpr four-year agri
cultural scholarship. H* w i re
ceive fSOO * year for foot J—Ck
j wA .' « >•
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1
■* *
9
1)
By R.J. SCOTT 3
inhere Slip
Schrader And
[SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
Into Champion Riggs Ready For
l Throne Easily - Ndt Semi-Finals
NEW ‘ (YORK. S e p t 6—The
national
tennla ehamplonahip.
ground through-to the acral-final
stage Friday with Bobby RIm *
of Clinton, B. C., and tall Ted
Schroeder of Glendale. Calif., scor
ing Impresalr. vletariea to round
out the men'a field, and Helen
Jacobs of Berkeley and Mra.
Sarah Palfrey Cook, of
New
York winning In th . women’s
v fa }u«t a flap l i s t , flic* from a
pale In ecnterfleld in their ball
perk and U earned, like dividend*,
by diligent effort through Um
f t t n k r m son.
.'a i r i l y
Keller eapreaaed the
altitude of hi. teammate* today;
"Aw, this doadn’t mean any
thing. I t ’s winning that MriM
ncr,\ month that counts."
Thla Is tha twelfth champion•hip in S t year* for tho Yanks.
They won i l l during th* eight
, years that little Miller Huggins
a t tl-eir helm and now they
i won Mg for Joa MeCaithy
i ha took c h a r t, in 1931. In
five s ta r* In which McCarthy
led the pcnntnt, hla • tea m*
ibed second four tim e, and
year were tUrd— Jm t two
aa from pi# top.
eOarthy baa been auffering
i a gall tladder ailment and
not In Boston yesterday for
h . best methodical Frankie Barker
of New York, the clay court king,
8-4, 8-3, 4-8, 8-2. Bobby
*« «
smooth.
BehnMdar gained the distinction
o f defeating Bryan Grant, Jr. m
w tpt might have been tha Atlanta-,
veteran's final appearance in tho
rhamplanibip. A flea -losin g tho ■
firs t set In a baseline duel,
Schroeder stormed the net in
heat down his gamo little rival
by scores of 6-8, 8-1, 6-2, 8 - 3 .!
Grant was given a standing cheer :
by the crowd as he left the b n (
(tedium for what hr swore wus
the tsst time.
Miaa Jacobs, gunning fnr hrr ;
fifth women's title at the rip e 1
tennis a g . of 33, looked plon.y ■
good enough to beat the field u .
fha out-larted Dnrotfy (lumly of
Santa Monica, Calif., In a furlou*
aacond set to
win, 8-3. Il-tl.
R o n O S lD I
Theirs was the day's only real
thriller, Miss Jwcobs coming up
from A 1-4 deficit in the deciding
HEAJL
. ' R rt U Um Yanks the- pennant
K
l b . Raet
In
OKEECHOBEE.
IWpt.
M U SK OXEK,
CAPTURED
0
l e g a l
< a keh
n o t ic e s
ISLAND,
Mt to eliminate her youn^rr
,
And hard-hittintf opponent.
Mr*. Cooke quAlified to niert
MIaa Jacob*, her old Wi^htman
tup UornmaU, In todey’s «rmi-
Fo r m
Of GREAT rtERDS
H A »M E
ttsttsYtei.lffiJKi: Stealng Of Grid
mt tumiit
o r Mm .
m t o .t .
C ou atr. n o r U a
\m S e m in o le
a
IMg 111.* ft Noctb 8 t » l ft
We»t of BE Corner of BW 1-4,
Section II, Towaehlp 11 South,
lie n .* II IMet. run N 11* 4 ft
W 14* ft. 8 118.4 ft, E 111 ft
1 Acre.
Lot 45 Fort Mellon.
Lot * Block 4. Whitcomb'.
1.1 Addition to tlaaaam.
Wm I 104 1-4 ft. at th*8H of
lo t I I (lee. H 1 .cry ) Hi
Joeopha.
l o t . 1 and ». Block I CanG > U M C )L H A O R O N t ^ R E E
j
3 3
i I
* * lo t . 1 * 1 Block » TMr 14,
HemtnoM Park.
W H Acre of It 4 Aerr. of
• NH of BW 1-4 nf NW 1-4 nf
BW l - l Section II, Towneblp tl.
South, Hang. I I Eaet.
lo t i t Froele Addition to Al
tamonte.
HH of BW 1-4 o fB R l-l of BE
1-4 Bfrllon ,JI, Towneblp 11
South ftana* si Eaet,
EH of NK 1-4 ofNW 1-4 at NE
1-4 BMtlon II. Towneklp It
South, lienee i t J8taL--------- . .
NW 1-4 nf NW 1-4 Bee. iJ.
Twp. 1 . Baulk. H II B.
Trueteee of T b . Interne! Improve'
meat Fund of t h . 81.1. of Florl
da.
Ry. O. P. HERNDON.
Agent Tru.teee I. L Fund. Bomt
•ola County.
H E A R E 'f f E R S B U R q .C A L lF q
|$ PROBABLY -fHE L A R G E S T IH -fltE WORLD S M
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D t, I Il S F f* wb—
ch an ge fo r
better
N ASUVlI.b?, Rrpt. f l . - w Southrantprn Conference Commit•Uner Mj&« ^Connor jcttcrdajr
hid' till* r|UeetWm placed erjuarely In hla lap; What action if uny
may Mi tak.n when a frenhmnn
footl alt player cjiicta uno ifiall-
f . HKAKDON.
Clerk .1 th . ohnro Court.
Dr: A. M. WEEKS, D. a
FEDERAL LAND RANK O f CO ( O f f k t a l S e a t )
MARTIN BEflAL
LUMBIA.
PU Inllff* Attoruor
W. H ERBERT MfeSBElL
A j Mporlal M .a t t r .
TO EDW A RD
U nknow n;
CONUER.
A ddreea
t i l l , to t b * b i l l o f c o m p u in t filed
a g a ln e t you In t b s C t r t . l t C o . r t In
e n d f a r . S em tn o M C o u n ty . F lo r id a ,
by E v e ly n C o n n e r, th e l a m . b r i l l
e . a l l fo r d lv o r r e .
T h l * o rd e r e h e l l he p .b lle h e d
• eee u u ch e n t fu r f w r r w w r v
tlv .
w e e k . In
T 1 IK
M SK U K D
H 8 R A L O , s n e w .p a p e r p u b llabo d
in n o m in a l. C o u n ty . F lo r id a .
w | tn on e m y
o ffic ia l
s ig n a t u r e
a n d th u e t a l o f a a ld C o u rt a t t u n fo r d . F lo r id a . T h l a Sopt >. I» 4 1 .
a
P . IIB R N D O N .
C l a r k c i r c u i t ' C o u rt;
By; A. M. WEEKS.
D. C.
IN COCRTW JP IM in
COt'RT
SBISIkOI.fi COUNTS, FLORIDA.
ESTATE OF I1A11RT W. IKMITON.
TMcaaaM.
Players Offers
Ni ce Problem
IRKOAt
1-0
B aM p ro p e rty t o b o t o l l t . M t l r f T
t k . I . r m . o f . a i d fin a l I k i h and
a o b jo r t i n a f .r a t m o r l . a . o t o t h .
( O f f i c i a l B o al)
vHdrf'foWP
th . -8 .a r .r 4 HereUf t . hereby
m | u i M aa IM
M n m w ia
which tk J. orf»r ehall b . H * llalwd .a re a wMh for f . w •*••MallV* t H k l
W llaw . BIT M>4 >M Mai •(
tkli Coirt at ( M f u i 8 m. Ib . I i
Countt> nortBa, thla lb . iBtb
day at aubu. i . a. d i h i .
of t b .
(B W
Ton ara hereby commeadad and
required la appear October *.
JS fW n Ju lU M IY A K
B
(E H )
o f t b . Soul h u n t Q uart.r (BW
1 - 0 of ( M t U . Tw euty-nla*
( t» ) . Twwnohlp Nineteen (1*1
Booth. l U u . Thlrty-ow. < » ) *
Kant, r o o t!lo in . 21 k TM. mxro •
—
Ha v e
S? vM BUM
S S ffl
IU II
t c l t h i M l Q u a rte r
' UP)— T krra o ccn p .n tt o f a milk
I I r a k were killed Friday when it
1wa* htrnck by tha S iiv ir Meteor,
fa rt Pc a board ttruam 'lnt <,pj«etm
ger train, at a grad* fre ttin g a
, Mile and a h alt eat* o f here.
« Tha dead were identified aa
Mra. Charlotte MeI<endon. her
daughter, Mra.
Gladys NeUnn.
and Ed Newton, all
of
F ir t
N U M B E R S oF
/
By JUDflON B A ILE Y
7 * NEW YORK. Sept. * - < * ) T b . New York Yankees hare
.. m y quietly and sedately alippad
fata the throne room o f the
: American
League
a m in
and
fe t n a a d over beaebell’a September
' apetllfht to the .Brooklyn Dod■> gars and BtLoola Cardinal*.
Spb There la something am atiag In
■IjlUelf In the way which t i e Yan> kaaa bare come to regard the
pesaaat aa their personal proparty. To other clubs It Is tome*. tPTng achieved rarely and to be
t 'fpakbreteed riotously.
W
noth* :
o r s n u is iir a A T o a s
■ALB
N O T IC E
IS
I I K II K R T
m VEN
t h a t t h * u n d V relg a ed . a * A d m in i
s t r a t o r o f th * E a ta le o f H a rry W .
H o r to n , d r e e .r e d . w ill s e ll a t
Ih *
w e a l d o o r o f th u C o u rth n u ea
at
H a n fo rd , H a m la n l* C a a . t r . F lo r id a ,
a t l l : « . o 'c lo c k In t h * m o r a l e s . " n
l h a I t h day n f O c to b er. A. D . 1141,
th e f o llo w la g d e s c rib e d r e a l p ro
p e r t y lo c a te d In B e m ln o le C o u a ly ,
F lo r id a , l o - w jl i
E H s f - N H 1 -4 o f NW 1-4 o f
S e r tlo a
II.
T o w a e h lp
tl
B.
lia n a * II E.
A t p u b lic e a la f o r ca»h en d s u b je c t
to t a t e n and lie n s . I s Ih * h lg h * * 4
a n d h ee l bid d er.
D a te d a l H a n fo rd . F lo rid e, th is
l i b d a y o f K ep tem b er, A. D . I 1 4 t ,
H O M E R W. W IltO H T
Aa A d m t n l .t r .l n f
' - "IN la lh
o f ll.f .I tT
XT. II O l .T O ::, d j -
Jarda, and about tL . performanc.
M of hla own player* whom hu
baa not tern work In more than
a weak.
A faw t f them—Ernio Den‘lam, Gerry Priddy, Fr;n k fro lettl and other* who live n r a r ttraggled In to look for mafi
that had
accumulated
during
J elr long road trip. Mont of the
player* itayed a t their hornet,
However, end there were no plan,
for a p art*.Ilka moil t t a b t i t t i f r ^ y wrIlt , f:o ;
to let o ff atoam. Jo# DIMagglo Jy feethraan .
^ 2 * ^ .
Involved,
NOT1C8 I * IIB R 88T
aiTRM
that > i f M .1 .lection will b . b«M
I . tk . c u r . f BMford. n o lle * , at
th . city 11.11 at MIC Cttr am tk .
(bird Tuesday I . September, 18.1.
tk . Mm. balag th . Uth Car at
Hcptembcr, 1141. for Ik . purpoM of
•ubmlttl.g, to t b . qualified •Motor,
of Mtc city M Coflnod by Cb.ytor 1I.SI1. No. 1111, II.UM 8111
Mur fere, th * following quoatl.n:
Shall tha I b r o r - M e - M e
Memhoro of th . City C t a n ll •In. Of the City at Ba Ilford.
Florida, b . .McMd for a'farm
of two yoara by th . Cnly
qualified voter. of tk* CUy of
Hanford. Florida. In aacordtnr* with tha prorlalon* of
an ACT peered by tba La.lol.ta r * of tha mala of Florida
In 1141.
The City com m U .1**-** tk* CUy
’’o f HnnfofR Florida, kaa appointed
and d «lgnat*4 W. K ..W A tlQ N ,at
Clark
and
Mr.
MARCIA ITKT
IIAIINKH. Mra. IRAN B. ADAMS
and O. H. TOLER a . Inspectors at
•aid flection.
Tb* poll, will ha op«n at 1:1*
o'clock A. U. on th* day of said
•Irctinn and cloeod at a.n down
on eald dal*.
IN W1TNEM WIIBIUOOF. I her*
hereunto eet my haad and tha
••■I of th* City of Re.ford, Flori
da. on thl* 14th day of August.
1141.
w. c.
h il l
._
A. Mayor of l b . CUy of f e a f e t l
Florida.
(OFFICIAL BEAL)_______________
•eas ed.
W I U T r i B L I A - W a U q ll T 4b W H I T
F IE L D .
Tbs Metcalf Dulldlag
Orlando, Florida.
Attorneys fo r E s ta te .------— ~ r ~ ~
■.'8 i >■n i
fo r
in i l i t LUbni i,i rerei »
b e w in o l b co u am r, in
rilANCKEV.
D o itirriir d h v in bi puiaiirr,
v s.
A ltTlltllt a DEVINS. Defendant,
OHDRIt OP I8UVICH
Tim Htale of Florida;
Tu Arthur H Irevloe. 411 Avaau.
N. Ilri-ihlyn. Naw York. ,
It le hereby nrdtred that you
ore required In appear on th* (lb
•Ivy of Irrlatirr, A. D. 1411. before
the above entiled Court, In tba
Hill of Complalal fllr.l aealnet yaa
In Ih* abov* antitied caua.; .ad
l Out or 3
Yoantf Men 30 I o n
la v e D tfe c llr *
tieealeatMe and
¥ya
m «VwM
DU. HKNUY
McLAULIN, JR.
LIQUID FERTILIZER
MODERN AND PRACTICAL’
---- H Y-TRO US—
**A IIALANCED DIET FOR PLANT LIFE." Does
not burn roots or |g*Te*-<Write for full iuforaa-
p rin te d and pubIM hed la B a a f . n B
M a m la o l. C o u n ty . S l a t e o f F lo r id a .
Dun* and Ordered at Retifnrd.
Seminole Cpunly. Florida, thla I l k
day of arplrmber. 1141.
____
a P. HERNDON.
Clerk. Clrralt Court Boaelaol.
rouaty. riorkM.
f i e r f 0A3fM A»J
( O f f ic ia l B r e l )
9 P l W e PM M nw t 4RljAi t M t S f l C i ------ t A
WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
n n
d b u v e b t —rnoNB
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no
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
Classified Advertisements
i u i p iT o v M , r r c
-a *ac.e;
"hSSJS'T.i
erdere lubacrlplldtie. 11uml red (
of dollars are .pent for them
sack f i ll Olid winter In th i.
vicinity. Instructions and equip
ment f r a . Guaranteed lowest
rate* OB all periodicals, dome*.
tie and foreign. Repretent lha
olden t magauna “agency In tha
United Btatee. fltert n growing
and
permanent buslaasa in
whole or apare lime. Address
MOORE - C O TTR E L L
In c*
* * » A North Cohocton,
.
I*red by t h . Circuit C u r t o f M ail- i
noM C a n ty , FlorM t. ta chancery,
aa 1k . Mb day o f September, l i t I.
la tbat ccrtalq caua* therein M ad
ia s wherein F E D E R A L
FARM
AtOItTflACJB
CORPORATION- la
plaintiff had II. ■ , RUSSELL and
IIERMlNA RtAMELL. Sto wtta. .4
aL ara d.ftaA aato. t k . a a d .r•I.M d aa gpM lal M u ter w ill
wltkln tb * legal hoa re of aaM o*
Ih* ( Ik day a t October, t i l l , at
t b . freak dear o f - t b . C a r t H a s .,
•f S e m in .I. Ouutly. Florida, la
Saafordl Florida, a fte r fa r aaM
and M il ta tka hlgkaat and b u t
bidder far caah, Um following danorthed M e piMan and parcel* of
lead altwal* ia Bewtlsel. Cauaty,
Florida, lo-w ltr
..* •
n>a W m I Half IW R ) of Ikk .
O u t Half (MH1 .1 t b . Marik1 w m I Quart or |NW •-«> a t Ih .
■autbwMt Q uarter IBW t - l l
end U . Went H alf tW H ) * f
DRAWER B. NEWBERRY, FLORIDA
Expert Repairs
Our shop is writ equipped
lo make anjr rrpalra
on
furm machlnerr, IraUefe
or other cauloment.
DISTRIBUTOR 1
vMiil Supplies
Irrigation Sxate
its Repaired — Expect Welding
Packing Houss Supplies and Repair Service.
and GEORGE STIN!
STINE MACHINE &S
By PAUL ROBINSON
iW A re’
n if f * o f
vex/ «=
W A Nff
ru . ttw TIC
N o rso M C T *
TVKrtDOffrUKS
TLSC O A C PU S
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N F U M -B U T '-J—
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sa(2JOU6VV/U r
D ra -B u n H n m ji •
UKHIOPUW
U K 8TO PU W r r O l l K
SANTA CLAUS'
E Y E H IT ttg V / '
^ DOOOiO
1
lO H A A j
DLOBED
MAN
SO ta On
year*, Care fa r cow, ehlekem.
yard, garden, tie. Must be
clean, noneat, dependable. B e
ferenee* reaulretL Apply 109
M B1TI0U S • M IN - Manag*
small mavis elntilte Beaford
d lctrici
80%
gommlail, n«.
M O - l l f i '.
monthly
EurtU est future.
pomibt*.
Cer _n e e re -
W A N T E D ^ ', /
.
rj-H iifp-'.O -
PS w w R / a
rl
CASTtO.'JH
�J
Sanford In Tho Onto ro n tr.il
Florida t ilv Affonlini; Kail. Ili^huajP
.\nt| W ater T ran-pori.ttioii
AN IN D E P E N D E N T N E W S l'A I'E K
EaU hliahed la 1908
Skipper
Over 100 Jews
A re Arrested
By Nazi Police
SAN FO RD , Fl.qH ID A , MONDAY, 8Kl*TEM HKlt s, 1!M 1
Talmadge Cites Auto Offici
Objections To Urges Lifting
DeanOf School Of Gas -Ration
—
2 Prominent French
Lawyers Are Held
A s Hostages B y
• G e r m a n Officials
Seized In Paris
Stern Measures Are
Result Of Violent
^ F r e n c h Outbreaks
. BBS UN . 8opt. 4 — (AP)
—Haadreda •/. j.w , la 11. a•vtr received notices today
** t n n a U their homes withA .r .
TWy irv per*
• ■ Itl*! to taka oaly tka “moat
. object* aad f» raf
ter*," aad wcra advised that
Mta remainder of thair proparty would ba aold aad th*
g ratsite (arnrd over to tl a a
f f } » • gtfan_Uai»."
IJeut. Comm.
Laurence U.
Frost it skipper of tho Greer,
first U. S. warship to be Involv
ed la an enpgement with a foret*n craft In the present wsr.
The destroyer
dropped depth
charges after a torpedo attack
by a submarine in tho North At
lantic.
V lC IIY , Unoccupied F ran c'
M ore thnr
1 0 0 Je w s and tw o prominent
I r o r a h law yers were rrn o rt'
e l to have been •seized ar
hoataires by C erm an occupa
tlon au th orities in P aris to
d ay because o f a tta c k s
or
m em bers of tho Germ an ar
Among those arrested wrro for
* J oatIfa Minister i'lim
aad Thoador Vaknsl, for
----- daputy, both described a
Jm .
• New outbreaks of anli-Ctrmat
ten er teo w«r» r«portal Stfnday
t o o Faria, aad authorised poor
cto-ln Vicky taid they were bo
in* directed from Moeeow, In dr
i fore* Germany |
ttoep* from th* Ra*
fr*M to restore order L
net*
in a radio broadcast by Ms
Thor**, fugitive French Commu
ftlat leader, advising hla fellow
ora that “never hao.-there beer
sorb a favorable onportunltvTh* attack on Rasa la (by (Jomany) la tb* signal to arUe.’
Tborcs was believed to h*»-'
J n a t a l t from Russia whrrv h<
Tied a t tb* outbreak of the wa
lla eras general aocreUrv o'
the Communist Party In Franr(tho position once held hv Ear’
Browder In th* United Stater)
a member of tho chamber o'
Jk Duties and a soldier. He walisted as an army deserter, *«•
court-martialed In abientU an
sentenced to prisen.
Paris dispatches indicated tha*
th* terrorists wero
und’ nnte'
tho shooting of threo Prrnct
stages,
presumably
Commu
nists, by a German firing »nn*d
Saturday morning. Th* following
Incidents were reported.'
A pistol shot waa fiiod at r
German soldier walking with i>
• om an on the Ho# do- I* F-m
tatnejn In tha ariatorratle Au
teutl quarter, where tha wort
damage was done during tr '
Gorman air raid on Paris It
Juno. 1940.
. . . .
. ,
^ Four ftrao. obviously set bwrsonbts, broke o«t
ooualy hi a gars go requlaltlonc
by the Goman navy
>
SanforditesTake
T relim in ary Exam
* F o r Parole Board
jutiiininn worm
Mrs.
OurlM Hamit Frank U -MIUrt
^ ■ m
» s
«•
ussians Guard Leningraol
Against Pounding Assault
Phonograph Was T a General Manager Of
ken Of £Ciinn E a t
A. A. A. Says That
ing With Negroes,
-Small Amount Of
Governor Declares
(ias Being Saved
iS S l
q
- #
ATLANTA. SepnTt-OP)— Gov
emor Eugene 7 a Image set off
another dispute in the Hoard of
Regents today when he objected
to the appointment of a law
school dean teenu—■ he ”l- one
of those hoys Mini had his pielure Ukdi eating with negroes.”
Talmadge oppo-rd tb«- promo
tion of Prof. Henry 1.. Shinn In
dean of a university taw school.
The IP>vemor u|>part-ntly rvfem d to a picture taken at n
dinner *Wen by the Athen-* lira ft
beard to nej?ro«M called into th«Army*
Mrrn objection* were made
to th« chief executive’* recoin
menriation, Talmadge called n
meeting u f th** education conemittee, of whuh ho i* chairman.
The board meanwhile feeeased.
Army Can Handle South's Construction
Morale Problem, Reaches Record High
BALTIMORE. S.pU H —(Ah
Manufnct or«r ■» Rpcori| «;»id
Captain Asserts The
Sunday that Southern c»*n*true
Rotary Hears Officer
Express His Con
fidence In Service
Declaring that If the Army U
left nlone to pursue policies In to*
twining and disciplining of mtn
which experience over 150 years
Ku shown to b« iound, there will
bo no problem of morale In tne
Army, Capt. Carl Owcnby. nalivo
bom Floridian and meral# of
ficer at the Orlando Air Bate,
told tho Rotary Club todsy that
the United 8tot*a never hat lost
• War and that he bcllrved It
would In hla (if* tlmo.
Owenbr wan Introduced
S. M. ttatooa. aaocutWe
t the’ Orlando bsee, who
•iprtsacd the regrets of Col. Voea
for not being able to be rresent
and Who said that Col Voea Is
a keen officer of over 30 years
eipcrienco who. ha* the un
qualified support and confidence
of tho enUr* pemonnel at the Or
lando bese.
.
Declaring tnat there is no pro
blem of morale at the Orlando
Air Base, Capt. Owenby said that
the members of the Rotary clubs
and the public generally could be
of tremendous assistants In main
taining army morale generally by
discouraging Interference with tha
conduct of army affairs every
(U alisw 4 mi !*»*• T im )
■ 1 ■..............
“"
*
tion contract* for lh»* fir^t fight
month* of IHI I reached n fig
are higher than any annual to
to 1 on record.
Construed, n totals tor Augii-'
were placed nl 11 11.1 I .Hint.
rsl«!ng the Jnniiary-Augn<l a
cumulation to t
11 .IHIU
“ Industrinl werk.’’ the publica
tion said, “with its big g'lveni
mint Initiated contracts which in
some Instances ran to many mil
lions, wss the large-1 r< ntrilm
tor to the August figure »ilh
a total of $lA8.l>07,n(>0.'‘
Collins Issues
14thJD raft Call
Member A^oclnied I*rm *
Navy’s Newest
Mi . Marjorie Tillis, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy TIUi* of
Sanforsl. Has tieen serving sine*
un- 7,* 1941, a* a prof**»lonal
Jun
-sistant in tho le***-lend divlIon of tho nrifhrti Purfheslng
f-ommissien and is not with the
Frslerd Iturenu of Investigation
a. stsi>d rcci silly in the Sanforil
Herald.
Durln:- the srleol year I9.HM"
Miss Tillis was secrelary to II
W. Chonsller, registrar at the
University of Florida, and dur
in- t'Jl" tl she was a student
In the tie- dilate Fchool of Co
lumbia University.
J'liip
StuK:i hive iInmlters
\ I le t K
N a z is
I ). I t'M’ f e r s ;
J
•I
M iiu j
( ? ; ' i t i i t .i »;•
WASHINGTON. Sept. 8 — (AT
(ir rural .Manager Ruv«rtl K.
Singer of the American Autom«v
hi’** A**ociati< n urged today thal
th» eastern 'cahoard'a 7:00 i**
M. gasoline "curfew’' hr liftod,
x-k-rrtmg that it i« an "uunccea*
F.uy inconvenience" which had
had icant or n- rffret in con«
serving the caAt’x motor fool
supply.
*
,
2
A hlttrr dispute over prtipovod
construction of the worldN l.inf*B;
r+* oil carrying piprlim* wax do*I
vuloping Suntlay b«*t*v»*.*n hlgb* I
rnnkinir
nir ibfpnio »n>I AitinmistrS* 7
lion off rial*.
1 ’ritnal opposition lo the proj•ct intended to meet aIiht the
<ffttft* «>f defense prtrob*uirt co*
«»f«linntnr *nys i* n ga-«»tln«» and
•*il •h'lrtnxp on ’h*»,
rns*t,
chi.u* frtun Admir.nl Kmnrv 8.
I and. rh.nirmnn «f th** maritime
r- mmi*«ion Ralph W lludd« de*
fenao tran«|»nrt.’itioii c«»nnu!ssl«*n«
n ; nn«l *pokr<mcn f* •* the . ailrond and ship indUiHi 9.
Supporting tho ppdfet wrro
^ccr^lnry «»f Interior I kr« ; Ralph
K. Davit**, acting |»* lr
Cf>Rebuilt from the Cl) ill- M
.•r.linntor. and many of thu lar^o
ll"i|uols at .1 i *t iif nlniost C'i .i
oil c< mpanics.
lirw naval hospitiil ship Si lar.Th«* di«puto mmi’ into publie
C>t and mn-t niinliWn lio-pitnl -hip
'itt«*ntion at hearing* by ihc s o
cial Senate mmmittr** InvettlI- ready I i to into ervicr. |fro;.•
gntimr shortage^. F^nilrr pinion*
»»jb' ID., Cnnn.lo chairman, slid
that thr Senati* group may be
forced to take p.irt in tho pipe
line controversy.
.
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Sanford Girl With ..
Lease-Lend Agenc>’
llo>pil;il
Schools Repaired K«hert Pickett,
For Fall Opening! S !V.ri‘
Un Septem ber 18 ,
Lake Monroe Lunch
room Is
IS Enlarged:
le lllu rg c il;
•f
\. i-’.
Snvitds Vdvnnct*
In Some N'dnrs
If
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M »• l| 1 ( |TT(Ill
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III* I (til
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t
iM p il.H .
Defense T raining,
'C lasses To Start ’'
Here In O ctober
Bov.m From 17
Fligihlc To Cake
Tfclinicnl Ctuirsi'M
'
f j r o i i n f i s H i 'f lt ll t fii*f
L ST. AUGUSTINE, Sept. A H W U U IIU
fSpeelaij—Brig. Gen. Vfvlsn f'nlVhs, director of selective service,
Kxtrn.ive rnpaii*
!■>v
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f. • 1. (Mil
hit'll .%
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tl
State of Florida, today announc
t i II Ih- - MM * II l
III! •
miler way durinir t l - -iinim.
( ft,
• n-l
ed Oat the Mth call for white
1.
I.'.line
•
to
ru*
ii
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1
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l
tll|
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1
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months rn units in tin- fiiiiin l
selectee, end tha 15th for colored
.Ill Hi • | ... -I.llf.lf
I . I •.* •.* Iftill
• Ilf-.t i ••:i|»t
ounty
*rl
cn|
systrm,
in
,
selectees had been eent to the
.... . •!••! if <•’ ».
III! If.
fr u. 'I t|| . .
I»wn«.
various local beards in the Stale
paration for th- op-niiu; of i
U*i • 1Mi •
t i | i 1.1. 1
V .
I t- ,'
.1* ( r .In.
of Florida.
11 Mi F I n. lilt \V6
hjtll *»mcsli r on Sept. H, I \\
•
1iin *
• it • i| •"iif Iim*
*
Tho cell for white selectee*
>« »f ai I »In»•*• •ill •,
lawton, .upeiinteii.ilnt
el in
fit i| .••(■linn
II|* |,* |«- '1
i;
1 in *hi*
will totil l,C0* men .who will bo
ami
1
m
l
•tructlon, raid tialay.
ii
■i|' (if
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,
delivered to the Induction Sta
U, W. I-trill, pntu'ipul of i t .
I'.li* air* aily
i ••i in in
tion, Camp Blamllng, on Oct. 1,
!•.nfli iivi*I bin family
lake Mary Scho-I, who w.»- ee
2. 3, 6, 10. 13, It. 15 and IB.
H« pi ....... . l i .
■ state riunniittie miking .1 p. \%<1
•.
The lBth call for eolsred eelretevs Canadian Premier
I* ft ll •t.ltl el that
I..
■ial
study of stheoi
Im.Mi.
. . Iy
totals 6S3 men who will ho de Returns On Bomber iiinintcnuiire, s u p e r v i s e d tli
l hi* t iv
Sun
lin.L ••
livered to tie Induction Station
il. it * ol f* It Hint
arnishing, waxing nml |mi)i -Iiiiu ftiftl a pi
at Camp Blanding, on Oct. 20,
of Door* in Hanfniil trlim li an 1 i h«* li.-i'l iiuiilt* ii*;il f i i*’ii*l» \* lb»l*»
i
MONTREAL,
8«pl
8
—
</Fl21, 22. 23 ami 24. »
I f ■rt II* '\.» • «•iP '.t i iu *1if nlMMit
Prlme Ministrr William L. Mart, 11 some of the rural schoolWcrk was done ty the ngd.u ' 11 • fri< 111n*- *a of lli*» city, n>1*1
entio King returned to Cannd.
jinitors, who were on iluty , imI.Ii .1 »» ,i . • h*'p**l t*» r**t «irti
almard a Liberator bomber Son -rhool
2 OFFICERS KILLED
It* rr of! t it In* viit.
dsysfroni l^indon where he eon hiring most of the minimi r.
At the laiko Monroe School 1 Mr. \\ inftt v. w't" m murrml
.i. r. i,
GREENCASTI.E, Ind., Sept, ferred with empira official* r< o- mlargi-d
II. blka pint 11! •
nt a cost of uhoiit fill" ami linn a mull
8.—01*)—A U. 8. Army pursuit, eertilng c anada'e pert In the »»i
.......
<1 . luriiril fi•mi a vtiimm r *.|* nt r*'
Ih*
old
cafeteria
was
notiiii*
plan* crashed on s wooded hillHe was eipected to procer.l
k» ill
iiliii ii:*'n in thin
1lii'Vilig f*I•i
•
nil
inconvenient.
A
fom
ill |t<« lilt IM
side, 12 mVee northweit of Grrvn- Immediately to Ottawa for an d rag * for teacher’s automobilei
with th«*
rtuoi II. I it
If II I- l»
castle, Sunday, during a rain rally cubinrt session based on la* also been belli at lake M u J r ntpaiiy for fiv y* am.
#*f Ta*r6»• 111
storm. Tb* piano’, two occupant* hi* diacussion* with the war roe, and rrpairs to the Imilding*1
rllTITIrt-a. IffTth |1flvrtnr*t|
TrrnB PARK. N. y , u*ph u wars killed, and. the plane HU cabinet, and__ Prime___Minbtei nn.f irouiiilc have r,.,.„ mad- ; H l g h S c l i o o l D l f l c c
IIK M•.r\’: nn I Hi in*’* ••
Churchill.
fAV-Mm. Sara Delano Rooeevelt, destroyed by flames.
Exterior
wood work on tie
il •:,l lhr|l|»|»« Me' Gl
86, who lived to tea her only eon
Open For Students will*
Oviedo school was painted, and
v
. 11 It'ltf itiMini* t' mu. ..
hecomo PreeUeut of tho United
(ho lunchruom and agririillure
mi'1
l \k"fk.
States, died Sunday at tb* an
building wrro abu given m w
II. E.
M< Kav, principal of
Mr l«lifi*of» t i»-L* I ‘ i»B fiii"*'
-estrsl Roosevelt homo overlook
coats of paint.
Si-iiiitmir llii:li Srlmid, will Imi in u|n »iii »nhr«' t**l t»i •i»•••11ini;
mg tho Hudson river.
The' I^ke hlary School linorn*- ids office for stiidi-nt ronferenn-- fur ..... “f Dm* •I • tjl •••.’
Death cam* at l t i t l A. M.
n| Its playground and built n ovepy morning from 8:30 A. M. him
a* •»i— |li|-h S* hmil i—, i,..I lH*
(E8T) of an a n te circulatory
, bool bus garage at n cost of In 13:110 o'clock and every aftert»o«lthli*, •(Or- | ,i‘b l t'l-l Vvll*
\illniru
TALLAHASSEE, Sept X — sale wss held on Sent. S when •bout 1200, Mr. I.awton -aid.
collapse resulting principally from
noon from I MM) oMork to 4210 he bmiteil to 15 ►liid-nl*
a.,)
It •• Ml !r»f
1^)19
head
brought
la
122.107
htr idvincsd iy t.
At the Grammar School in o’clock, ho statril tmlay.
(Special)— Florida livestock pro*•
Cl* sen will b<- b-j,| f-.r I *
Th* first taUSatieo of her declin dneera ar* now In thr beginning
*»«»»*.
I.
ii
!
thfy
Three reaamis for the Incri-a.-- Sanford, the auditorium wm re
l*upits who hove not enrolled
I’nah Ihrcrl
In livestock talcs thraaxh tile'll modeled and new seat* were In for higl srhuol Ibis term should weeks, and f - r . l a liinir i la. I'
ing health earn* last Friday when
w
n
t
lii-lriirtinil
will
Iiyiv«
of
th*
most
successful
season
in
President Rooeevelt left WashingState
market*, according to -tailed where nenl-d. ftemiiud" ■In so befmo Krpt. 18. Mr. Mc
Ion fa* Hyde Park to vMt hi* many yean. Nathan Mayo, com- John D. Kelly, ass lateat direc High School obtained a new g»> Kay exiduinrif that any student Mill nigld cxci-lil SU'uriUy nn.l
mother whoa* ba told wished to miss loner of agriculture, taid to tor in charge rf SUto LIvatu -k rang* In th* cafeteria andannthir who wants to rhnnuv his enur-e Sunday for three hours.
charge i- made for tool- nr rU|
day commenting on a report Markets, ar* tho larger nun,I- i in UM homo economics room.
s physical checkup.
shnuld tea him before school pile i, Mr. Johnvnn said.
Mrs. Roosevelt died while her mad* by William L. Wilson, ill- of utockmeit using the faellitir*
Th# Vocational School in the open*.
.
ton—the Stnd President of the rector of State Farmer’s Mar- of the markets, better pricx* hr Kent Building qn Commercial
Application* for
N'YA work
kata.
United Stoteo—;waa preparing
Ing paid by buyer*, and a no Street added a new room, former must be nul l- as >oon is possiLivestock sales keld at the Ar ticeable
Improvement In tlu- ly used by a bowling alley, to Me.' The allotment for Ihcso jo) a Ritz Patrons Give
nddrwa of mnJor ins
Ik# world atboduled tto ho broad- cadia gad Palatka State Live gradr of stock laffered for mile taka cars of Increased enrollment. has U-en rut 20 percent.
$27 To USO Fund
An average of 39 prodiii-cr*
cart from tha Whit# How* in stock Market* since May 8 are
Rooms at tha High School were
Mind 1.—-y h<-M over the
already well above th e. total for were represented In the four r-arranged *# that the mu»lr
-Ti-eV.il,d nt 11', F i-f,.rl Country
VHTKKAN DIES
Manager Charles Morrison of t'iub ii-nlti-l in i thne-wsy tie
offititOv that tb* entire fiscal •tar ending salon held In Palatka In May this department could havo the larg
expected to deal with Inn* 10. Cammlaalonrr Mayo year. The average for th* four est room, on* with a stage in
th*
MIAMI, Sept, s.—(/P)—Alexan the Rita Theater announced to- hetwreii John l l r l n t . Edward
' m In Coramv-Amart- •aid, aad rocont report* show talta hold In August wa* 9 6 1*.’ it. Tb* art department was given der II. I’osCy, 97, last of tho day that “through Ih- genrrn .1. Ncljon. Jr., and I’, D. Scott,
would b# i>oatDOQ#d that tha rate of Increase
I* Arest! in had an averse* of 22 a larger room, formerly uswl Confederate veteran* in Miami, slty and co-operation of natrons it wa» reported tedtiy l>v linyunto 9:00 f . H. (EST) K w odw . steadily going up. He predicted producers at each aala In Mav for book repairing. The old music died at his homo Sunday after ■luring the past week," lie vv.i i mmi,I laitnlquivt, net Ing pro.
It wQ bo wiTted fr o * tb* WWt* Uiat aniens some terrible and and an averngo of <2 for each room will be tbo Hl-Y room.
an illness of two weeks. It* ramo able to forward a cheek fi r $27
Mr. Il-rji-t uml Mr.
Nulion
an fort*** calamity occurs tht* ml* In AnguaL Palatka produ
hy
The grounds at all schools'have to Miami in 1912 from Corydrn. to the Motion 'Picture Division of each had u net scuto »f 80, whit*
the will ba a record smashing sea- cer* have sold a total of 8.- been put In good shape ami all Ky. I'oeey served with Morgan's thq United Service Organisation Mr. Scott tuin-d in a net score
son far th* Ihrestcck Imlurtrr.
634 heed of cattle sine* May H. desks and
Dears cleaned and csvaly throughout the Civil war, fun t.
.
Ov-r 12.000 /th»aler* pnrtlel uf ,0,
Fcr th* flocal year ending and Arcadia producers disposed vara Itbed, Mr. Lawton 'stated. escaping without injury.
l-sn-iuet vvh'-h viill msrit
nated in a ruirfnaign to rats* theTheciilniiiuili',ii
Ion* .30, tb* Arcadia State •f 6,913 during Urn asm* ported
of t! o annual
funds for tho USO in a drive
Livestock Markot showed total
Increased offerings of stock
city golf ihstrhd will to
tha* lasted less than a week and fntrr
aako of SlM LttU Tho nine bh hav* brought an Increase in tho
Leaves
hebl
st
tho
Daytona
Manager Morrison *xnre**ed his Club Sunday night, Mr.Country
number of huyor* attending the
Lundappreciation
to all *Jm ossl-ted
Service
salon at State Livestock Market*.
quivt announced.
in
the
solicltaticn
in
tho
Rite
Tho report shows an average e.f
At thal time the winner In tho
lobby. .
14H buyer* a t sack sal* at
Bob Smith, reporter for Th*
He nartlrularly expressed ap •cries of matches between Fan- ■
evego sala a t Arcadia during Palatka during May aad w orst* Sanford Herald during the past
foul, Orlando, lIvLand ami Day*
to the following:
bam H M 2 4 .
*f 12)1 buyer* daring lb* Au- year, will roport la
In Tampa
Tamp* to
to
G l y Nows B riefs preciation
Mr*. E. J. Nelson, Mi*s Car turn will Ih? anmmnrrd. and tho
Palatka State , 1 tolrt, aad th* nember of morrow for Induction Into the
nlvn Coghurn, htiss Carlin Palmer, winning tram will recrlvo a
roported total hoyoro at tho Arcadia market draft army aa * volunteer. -He
’
Miss
Lucy
Roumlllat,
Miss trophy.
lW .1 T weekly kav* mor* than doubted In thi* left Vanford Saturday after re- ' The City
Brrcsding the .banquet, golf
CumntUalon
will Elizabeth
Dyson.
Mias
Jane
th. report tkne. Cow* and exKo* are no»/ ceiriag hi* notice to report Tues hold It* regular
kneeling to Chapman, Ml** Mary Chapman will be played lit tK“ afternoon
day.
night at 7:30 o’elcck at
th* Mm. Jack
Hall,
Mrs.
Jra r nt the Paytons eourm, ami Mr. ■
k is a graduate ef the City Hall.
l.undqui-t urgeil Snnfprd ,golf*ra
Adams,
and
Mr*.
John
Stiller.
k ite ;
and
•# Florida, where he
sml their wives fo porticipale.
M atter of Sigma DelA Boy Sccut Board of Review
Wive* also *ro welcomed to tho
rafsaateiiaJ journalistic will b* held at tho Junior High LOCAL W EATH ER banquet.
Ho racalved hi* degree
hool tonight at 8:00 o'clock,
Low scorvs made over tho 8*n« .
grand to- S B *
to* at tte University.
. U Kelsey announced today.
ford course during tho past week”
■Blog to Sanford he
Partly cloudy . tonight ami included
intioded the fol
following:
•ad ty -lh o Saturday
John Ivey, 78|
Vernon Claudo fla g of Exlln Tuesday, scattered showera in
78 1 J.># Master*, 79;
Win to Tempo. Mice Field,
eld, Valparaiso, and
aad Clam Vic
Vic- the extreme south and central Dr. U- WT Rucker.
Ru
79; G. w ,
toria Baadl of Orlando received a portions Tuesday and near the Opcncer,
?
■pencor, 71} pkll
Unuhoff. 79| j
marriage liesneo at tha Court southeast and oxtroaao Math Harry Took*, f l f
and BHouse over th* weekend. •
ornate tonight; continued .warm, Smith, 79.
6w6f]ll! j m*,' * V *’/7*. * ^
VflBw ra'd^Jk*’
jv-i
r.s J+TL-.i, TU/S^Ci/4
iA -J •
• .41'T tk .' -. Li .v>e- r . - s .
1
7
|
U. 3 . Mourns Death
Of Mrs. Roosevelt,
Presidents Mother
I
Florida Livestock Producers Begin
Successful Season, Mayo Declares
Blind Bogey At
Sanford Course
• Results In Tie
s sv a tt}
a
£
si
Bob Smith
To Enter
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Herald
' KaMklbtr^ h* I M
M lh lM
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1911
TH B 8 A N F 0 K D H ERALD, BANTOHD, FLO R ID A
PA CK t w o
. J Z „ -------
Information received worn
veals that there ore 62,248 ( u i
ida with 41,935 of them operate)
eri). Only slightly more th#q. 27
operated farm s are mortgaged,
HAVANA, Sept. a .-V P h -Gen.
Mario G. Mcnocal, 73, who serv
ed taro consecutive terms as pres
ident of Cuba from 1013 to 1921,
died Sunday as a result of liver,
kidney sad circulatory ailments.
Mcnrcsl is survived by his
wife,. tt(a farmer Maxima Seva,
two tons, Mario and Raul, the
latter mayor of Uavcna, and tac
daughter, Sfnora Georgina Meno
cal da Sirdina.
trfcultaral
, . _____
'• owner*,
some 25,000 are entirely fre e from m o rtg o q *. The aver
age debt on those farm s w h kb ova mortgaged b $ L 7 9 l
and the average e<Ailty $ L # 2 , . ir . . . . , .r
"The uverage tax pal# p e r M N I f these ffill own
ers," says a bdlletU) from the. Cenatu Bureau, "was $0.44,
compared with 10.97 in 1930, b u t,.computed on g#ch $100
of value, the. Lax in jtMfl.wAs. $11H , aiSfeared tfftK ll.OCi
in 1930.
t rrtfj
"O f the 62,248 farm s in Florid#* 2 4 ^ 6 2 had automo
biles, 11,608 had motor trucks, o a t 6^519 hod tractors.
Approximately one farm out o f f q a f h | £ tleclrb U y la tb e
home and ono out of 20 Tied a'ttJeoh Q oe.
« » M f r n M t t ) t 4 i » (• • Mss I f f t # 9 a iritM | | -« eti m i »•*-.»• s is g t t U i t e .
'and machinery are
WASHINGTON. Seat. 8 —</P)
p— Chairman Marthr-Oies of the
(louts .committee on un-Amcrtcan activities Sunday nirht aecutej Price Chief Laon'Hender
son and five defense aides of
present or former communistic
affiliations and
called
upon
President Roosevelt to rrmovo
them from office.
Henderson ealled a
special
press, conference and denied |
that he is er ever was "a mem-1
her of any Cornmnnist domin
ated or controlled orgapiintion."
He promised to "eat ,on
th*
,whD«
vrrdlf»« (• || ee$ mas sikfrtf'nf
•V M IM 4 tee U l > H H f
M l at —
•II i UM i it 9thibii|tt •# ipprlii
< M M lr k » s brrwls- a r # l Im
MONO*
rrssn M .
• LEARN -MOItKRATION
IN
ALL THINGS, DKVKI.OP SELF
MASTl.lt Y i Wino it ml new w.n*
.vice uwiy thr un.l.rtlandin*.llozea 4:||;
LOST
BATTALION— 1911
'(From Mnrper’i Mitrulnr)
The lenders of mir life hnvi
march) d #w;iy
Through lit) eternal tmuko-screep
Wo ar» left
Forlorn In No-MOn'i-Iamd—per
’j .
pleved, bereft
Of their i;rrat gnllaniry againr
dlim.-y.
We tunurmn up Hip y.iun?. Itu
whore nre they?
Still uniirepvr"dt—They leap ne
with II," ,|rfl
Plunge e.f lh» pnnthrr— paid"
hy the- theft
Of all th" ye*** through whir'
' wo'went nr tray.
Our* Is the* bnt battalion of th
. blind
Wh> deemed our heritage invlc
je ' latej
Wh.a wsr" *n smug nml tlstlrs, wn dor lined
To nlnn Iho brewing of the brew
h i d wale
, ,
’ That threatens now to overwhsln
i ‘ mankind
*
1'Becaure wo thought tro little em
t too late.
—CLAYTON HAMILTON
r
Nothing.Is so tiari to stralgD
’ in out ns a crooked man.
It's about lima to start hoeln
the- weed* te make room Ur th
fall garden.
Th« captain t f thn Greer I
Lieut. Com. Froet, which ms
account f r the cold receptlo
given the NasU-
BLOOD
HttitoHi t i f W
MW
Hitler’* "neue K arts,
Europe— showing wh#t IJI
Nm Is win the war, 1a f f i
Collier’s Weekly, Juat, tit
interviewed governmental
oanied one o f th# psrtaef d
.ho changes are theee,
Holland disappears eiitC
i small piece which.goes r#
hlng oast of the Msum# id
lers, IU inaut and Kam a*
;ecps her southern three-qu;
iominslion. The north irrf i
pllt lictwocn Sweden and Fin!
•d, also gets the entire Koli(
inoga and Ladoga, and Estor
Denmark
.uxembourg_
Isappearj into G er
ttla principalities disapge#f too— ,
onstcin to the Reich, Monaco to
raltar, and with a touch of UW
reland goea Into th# V M * S ta te ,
France lose# to G ev n u ig t i
he other war, hut she k e e ja Save
y as well as jptlnlng Flsndegq s
Belgium- Italy ro e * ea st o m eovf
ing control of Croatia’ i M g u m
liation cotut wifki Bosnia, w S d
lania. Corfu and northern Q##M
i small Serriati atate,* li spilt bet*
;ary, which oIoq geta. part o f the
Icssarubia. • l .
•
.
Latvia disappear*. Lithuania
rent B altic nation. Poland wQXb
ion round W a r n * . Aa to. llu a t t
in nrruy o f separate deaoUUWi jm
n *M
«u
A gui.lv book says it requlrs
uidipila of years to build th>
rramlds. They must have hat'
FA projects In those days, -v
tusvlila 8lar-Advocate, Ae a
otter of. fact, \the_ pyramids
were the original WPA project
355 Avlatiafc Cadets
hills sheekesed wAU wsa#s
Report For Training
bearing fruit POtebd—dv,
yellow by the warm florid
its unexcelled fishing greusi
even its dismsl.swseege ww
' WA8HINGTON, Befl- & -Iff)
— The Navy nnnounesd Sundsi
that 365 ssvsl reserve avUtJor
cadets had rsporiad for sdrstuti.
flight trolslai
statiena at P
Corpus
sonviUa and
Texas.
They wees
cmdtts upon __
v._
lion of
prvUmluary trsWnf
course at variose naval rvseivi
air bases thxasghosk .tbs coun
try end s t lbs elsfl saionsutici
authority secondary courts.
perpetually bWorstng wUd l
tUUly pi
&&ecff Season
Yean Predicted
on the Geor-
e
i z i z
r a F t :
t i t#~ 3 . #A
sppolatmsnl
of the bvet knewn Ftori, n citrus leader, banker,
worker, and he knows ltv>
•■Is of Florida." Senator
ih would start with morn
Stive experience than moot
gain In n^ lifetime.
,v >
la time to think aheut flew-
BERLIN,
a "sign of
Soviet powei
official Gar
Sunday an *
and
saw
$3.95
’
According to sieo.
Correct F it - - - Correct Tread
GUARANTEED ALL-LEATH1
Ytwing feet frow faatl Don’t buy
by gWM w qrH ...W e carry, all
wkHW andf fuarantee proper f it
_.
^i
i
u.
*
Over 2WI pairs to select from
are In
capital
’ r J SSw-Sgo *f)
paa.tr
r S r
*"• s
h
PnONB 1»
German
when Agatha, comas he*
Newspaper publishing,
id pf roses, promises to
uncoinfortsbio os time 'nasssa
fer U Is ono industry which suf
fora dent Iy 'from conditions a:
they e x ist—Clermont Prsaa. Bi
glad you’re -a weekly and so fat
Service^
C arraw a/
108H PARK
er from Japanass i hsi r ilQI
ho p a rt:
on stockings, and, sticking c
How do thsy IoomT” a S v I4
n- 8 a rt learning th# t t ) * m
"R avishing, daiilhuL t t f
’A n a may avan %
putting th * ax to th #
P lu s
agen cy
MUbtf estrsy military
Germany. Ska was rea eehesl sham of Lacy
It Lin’t Man hn!v* a >4
FIRE
CASUALTY
Andrew
u rtw rs E S
Probably moat njen this
Ion aa on exclusively femfnl
The neraiJ force hae gone t
work on Its annual Tourist EML
tion and confidently expects to
nriko this ciw Umi best sver.
^
Funeral D irectors
7M K. taA SL
'In su ra n ce
of kWhs EssUne Mays*.
II"w stout eomebody fron
Retnlnnle County bytklng the ras
for Cho now Angrcssroanst
r
A nd en tn G riffith
3EPTEMOER B. 1941
lllllL lv VE1LSK KOH TODAY
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BERLIN,' Sept. 8 — DP)— Reiponsible Argentina sources uM
Sunday that "almost all" of the
11 Argentina ellltana detained a
few dayi age for Investigatijj
by German authorities in P aA
have new been released.
*
Thera "quarter* ' refused to
make further comment;
Removal
enderson
for hired hijlp and tl^UST
•the »ev*U It a ■ » » S»» . ( m
■asieoM tte r m > e tk k U. rnVv
President
Germaity Releases
Cuba Is Dead
Argentine C itizen
FO LLO W ER
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IN D AY, S E P T E M B E R
8, 1911
)cial
T H E SA N FO RD H ERA LD , BANPVJRD FLORIDA
PA CE TH REE
Luedcan Crawford
Honored At Party
A nd
a, Activities
erson
P
Mi« Luftli’an O iw frn l, bridt*
Telephone 148 elect. vra* honored nn Fridav
Ivvrning with * bridge party and
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[Mary Ellen D u p R a r ------------------------------- 'aiven by Mr*. S. C. Graham and
Ml** Christine Stnudenmire at
the h-me of Mr*. L K. Stoke*,
the hridc-elect'* mother.
Attractive
arrancr ntent* of
In celetration of her thirteenth
birthday anniversary, Mita Mary
MONDAY
se Bryan and Mir* varj.colored linnia*. pink coral
nnd **p«mgu. fern sdorned
.Girls' Society of Christian Ellen lluggar entertained for a
lor spent the i.ay yes- vine
the room* where bridge and
^Nvfc# of the Methodist Church few frirnd* with a party at her
Dayt. na lleach.
Chine*. checker* were
piayed
wjll Meat tonight at the home ! home on Myrtle Avenue on Fri
thr* nahoijt the evening
'
Misa Lutlcia Gormly on Mag- day evening.
Misa
The evening wa* ipent in play mother •re spei
The dining table wnt oven
nolla Avenue, at 8:00 l\ M.
ing vjrioua game* and rostrate weeks’ vacation in
laid with a lace cloth and en
.TUESDAY
after-whirh
-the
guest*
WVJC.Jrxvtered with a three tiered wedThe Fidelia Class c f the Fir-t^
lina.
din^tooeAri > *
Baptist Church will hive
it, cd refreshment*.
Tho*e
invited
to
help
Miss
a
miniature bridal couple and
flfu la r business and soeinl ntee,l
.
w
itliaois
has
gone
the occasion
l«g at the home of Mr*. II. M lluggar celebrate
where -he will visit filled with the wedding tokettji
Pearce, 71T West First Street, were:
Bayne nd Butler for Tuberose* and fern .i-i-miiod**^
The Misses Daphne Lemmond,
at 8:00 P. M.
Eileen Bragg,
The Philathen Class
the Nell Hertelson,
P in t Baptist Church will meet ; Thi Ima Whitten, Frances Smith,
IJeut. Col. George A. DeCotte*
0 the home cf Mrs. Julian fon Cleo Tucker and Mrs. Winona left Saturday to rejoin his com
der on West Sixteenth F.-r-.i all Bragg.
mand
at lake Charles, La., after
Also, Carrol Godwin, Donald
8:00 P. M. The annual tl-r-lion
spending a start time in Sanford.
.Whit
e
n
,
James
Miller,
Weldo
of officer* will b r inMmember* am urged W*-n»>jnih »>>Tucker, Hubert . Sndtji,,_Garnett.
Mias Virginia Ford has re
’ The Dependable Class of the! White amT Toe Duggar.
turned to T silalso rr after spend
od 1st Church will sew forj
ing the past Wei k with her pa
Red Croa* in the Woman’s
rent*, Mr. and Mr* C. P. Ford
Club beginning at 2:00 I*. M ,
tinder the sponsorship of Mrs.
D. D. Smith.
T te Atarian Class of the Firit [
interest to their many
Baptist Church will hold it* regu- i Of
■ r business and social meeting Crienik* ir. the announcement of
at the home of Mrs. J A. Jones the mnrriage.of Mis* Nevis Donk,
a
oh 409 Palmetto Avenue with daughter of Mrs. Louise Donk atyd
Mr*. Jodcr Cameron returned each reerivrd
Mrt. E. B. Cirter. Mr* H. W. the late John F. Donk, of Savan Saturday evening from Jackson painted rookie |
Rocker, and Mrs. J. V. Jones as nah, N. Y., and Edward J. River*, ville where shr visltrd with, her upon whirh »cor
son of Mrs. Gertha Rivera and the
carried de«ign* 1
co-hos teases,
late Edward J. Rivers, of Sanford. sister, Mrs. R. L. Howe, for »ev- and wedding bellg
WEDNESDAY
The simple ring ceremony was
The gifts to th
The American legion Auxilia
on Friday evening.
were pre-ented
ry sponsored by Mr*. J W. Itan- solemnized
Misa Helen,
Tamm has re- or
Aug.
22.
in
Camden,
S.
C.,
with
le) will sew for the Red Cross. Judge N. C. Arnett officiating.
turned from - vacation spent in white •Ireomletl
lit the Woman’s Club In the ] The hride, who was unattended, Hot Spring*, >rk. a* the guest was hr light *n h
morning.
Ir*. Roy Marion, Peace snd Pnt*v
wws a t t ir e d in a s t r e e t le n g th of Mr. and
Crnwfnrd m<
i
THURSDAY *
dees* of beige with which ahe and In Birm gham, Ala., with four
fostorin t
» T F e sewing session for the wore brown ond white accessories. relative*.
ehosen nattrrn n
Red Cross will be sponsored In
Upon their
return from a
the morning from 9:00 o’clock honevmoon trip to Miami, the
Mr. and Mrs. la-slie Went and the hnstesse*
Refre-hn-ent* o
until 12:00 o'clock by the Pres- couple will reaide In DoLand Mr. end Mrs John Raker visited
byterlan Auxiliary, under the di where Mr. Rivers is connected last week in Tampa as the guests and wedding cr
rection of Mr*. J. D. Woodruff. with the DcLand Taxi-cab Corn- of M*. Baker's mother, Mrs. Lena were serve,* hv
and Miss Stolid
•T he Seminola Hebekah Lodge
following'
will have its first meeting fal
lowing a summer vacation nt the
Miss Carolyn McKinney is es
There*,*
Ho'-'uhr-"', Mi**
1. O. 0. F. Hall nt 8:00 P. M Miss Woodcock Has
pected to return home tod*
Crswferd, Mi*s Mmi ' ■ It.
The Alatheon Class of
ti\from
Daytona
Beach
where
*h
Party For Friends has been spending a two week. Mis* Lnrrne Franklin,
Flrat Baptist Church wt'l meet in
Roy Britt. Mr*. Il"mer
jM -an n ex at 3:30 P. M. Group
tie. -Mr*. W J. Pell M
Mi** Betty Jane Woodcock waa
Two will be hostess.
horte** at her home on Weal
FRIDAY
Dr. E. D. Mubley ha* returned F Garner. Mr*. S. II E
Rose Circle ef the Sanford Third Street to a number of to hi* dutic* a* pharmacist nt Mrs It. F Morris, Mr*.
John I..
Garden Club •will sponsor the friend* at a weiner roast and gar the Florida State Hospital
in Cordell. Mr*
aewtag aetslcn for the Bed Cross den party on Friday evening. The Ralford after spending the week Mi*. M. W. |>e*ri*». Me*.
Brsdham
and
'Ir*.
II M I
occasion waa the thirteenth birth end with hi* family.
£*jtnnlng at 9:00 A. M.
Also. Mrs. George Sluai
day annireraary or Betty Jane.
injf Sessions
The evening! waa enjoyably _ Word ha* been received that If n Smith, Mr* J . O.
Ym tleally all order* used In
Mr* O. S. Toler. Ml
perfumes can be produerd syn •pent in playing numerous games Grady Gallant, Jr.,
been ac- Jr..
Will He Resumed
thetically, the Department of •nd pmmenadinlf after which.the cepted by the United State* Ma L. Sleudennilre, Mr- <' T
darsett.
Mo
I,.
S.
Wilkin*
weiner*
Were
mailed
and
supper
Commerce says.
rine Corps and will (mm»dlatolv
•erred picnic style.
start training at Pnrrh Island W. H. Bwtledge. MrThose enjoying the occaalo*
C., for a two month's period Havnea. Me*, l.vman Philip
I. P. lloltzclnw,
Mr*. 1
Friend* of Ed Ward. Jr. r/d' Stokes, Mr* P 7- lohnso
and
Mr|
>
.
K.
MrNah.
be gfad to learn that he hai
1s>e, Mr*. 11. B tJQ tf'"*'
been removed lo hi* homo fron A. AL
Lvon. Mr*. Fred f
th, Frrnajd-Laitchtnn Memorial
Hospital where he ha* hern re- Mr*. H'1,v Merrill, and Mi
bert Wi'Uamx of Orl«ndr
reiving treatment.
H |v Stoke* nnd Mr*,
Mr*. T I. Harris. Jr. and wn stoke* of Leesburg B*rb*i
I., IH. left yesterday fn* Pearce .mil Pntav Stoke*.
Pilot Club Weekends T.
their home In Ft.
Lauderdale
Beach after having snent the
TbeJoV*
A t Keystone Heights summer
months with Mr*. Har Mrs. Williams Will
ris' parents. Dr. and Mr*. E. D Head Library Group
i.?,iA* „RuI?y Ne»h»>l. of Gainesyille, district governor of Pilot Mobley.
International of District Four,
Mr*. Fred T. WillUtn*
Walter Turner hns
I
relumed
entertained with * weekend house from
Otcw IITUT iat tOCSHTil
the Blue Rlit<m Mountain- rlcctrd rhnirman of the O n rrt'
party at her aummer home on of Virginia end Los Angeles Henry S- S?nford Memorial l.' J
Keystone Heights thia weekend. Calif., where he h-v* been spend- brary Affiliation at a mectim? »•» t
#
TUESDAY
The house party was given in ing the summer. White in Lo* the AMoriation which w** heM
,
conjunction
with a meeting of Angeles he waa the guest of the Woman’* Club on Fatunlu>
1 BARGAIN DAY*
the presidents,
secretaries and
morning
at
10:00
o'clock.
slater, Mra. Walter Tuck.
Old Favorite
treasurers of the Pilot Clubk hia
Plans and arrangement* to re
*r. He plana to leave tcmorrow
rridny
mormne th.r •
throughout the state, with 37 for
ceive the library and Florentine t irclo of tho Sanford (Ltnlrtt ( ‘lull
the
University
of
Florida
Returned!
mombem in attendance.
s
fumlshinif*
of
Mr*.
Carols
San
whero he will bo a junior this
will •jMin.r<»r the H-miiin Ih^ iiiiiii
Mender* from Sanford attend
ford Dow which are expected •" it 9:0<) o'rlock.
ing Included: Mrs. AL F. Hunt,
arrive In Senford today wen5ln. Hall hai invitcil all in
president of the Sanford Club;
made by the group- J. L- tnvh'v i*-r*»tr«| |imoriN who imri- t«j j-tiii
a r s . It. A. Swanson, correspondoffered
the
u*o
of
tho
Fenford
in
this work to attrrul th»* b«-wing
• M K 1IIM I
; Ing secretary; Misa Guaalo HlnAtPntle National Bank Building •rsalont whjch an- held dally
m ot. Muiumi
ton, recording
secretary; and
ae
a
etorore
place
for
the
*rt»
b
crpt on Katurday at the Woman *
am *ee* *e nwum
Mra. Joel 8. Field, ae pre/.y for
until a suitable piece can be ar <lub on Oak Avenue.
, tho treasurer, Mrs. W. C. Erickranged to house them.
•ion.
It was announced that 30 of the
| Others In attendance Included
books will be D isced in the Fan- Fall Debate On War
.three ^ members from Miami;
font Library for the time being. ,
ir ..ttn « * r n * r . e . *»•#.»
Foreseen In Britain
three from Daytona Beach; five
• Those present a t the meeting
tlm«
aomething
appear*
In
the
tram Gainesville; four from Pawere: Kr*. William*, Mrs. F. E. I
new*pi perm.
RoumllUt. Mr*. C. IL Dawson. I
-*Th«re or* trouble-makers In Mrs. Jack Hall, Mra. J . O. Anile-..
the army," ha said, “the seme Jr., Mrs. J. 8 t Clair White, T. W
*• there are In civilian life, Lawton. E- J- Moughton and Dr
uut every Hint we put someone W. P. Buhrman.
In the guard house, hi* folk*
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^ FRANK CAPRa
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write their cougressmen about II
and prett* soon he siar-e an
inveatigaueu. And when a fel
Russians Guard
low chisels his way out of th*
guard house, we get a letter
Leningrad From - from
his metber saying he U
“Just on Impetuous youth,” when
Pounding Blows hta
record shows ha has been a
low down crook nil hie Ilfs.'*
Capt Owonby said that 98 per
•tat claimed. the Nasi troooe cent of the men at the Orlande
wer# moving cloorr upon the Air Baa* are 100 percent behind
CoL Vos* nnd tho other two
Moscow dispatches, however, percent are ceatlnooua trouble
declared soldiers and sailor*, makers who would probably he
who have Joined feme* with th* tu ehrillin jails if they wer* not
IB K £5
taken the Initiative on th* brood
sk i sto in « ff!5 ia
lor to th* city.
The government,
newspaper,
Explain Ingthe meaning ef mo.
e, Capt. Owenbv said that
I In far morale, O I* far shedienee, R Is for reciprocity. A
Is for- allegiance, L la for toy
S
chairmen. C, A.
lagtey presided over
In the absence of
. W. Bnprecht.
Furred Cunts
$ 1 3 -7 5
s m a r t "s
m s
$ 39.75 to.s 49. 7r,
t'ldlrgp
carver
faverltel
I -me ’va*y” lerkrl buy's"
■tilt. IVi a-- Vidtrl. corduroy.
Fl*r- 12 li, III.
Brewster
0 « c i If» origin lo llip Im I "bo'*
wtart; owe* dt vmorloett 'o
^ flb 'lh *d e ll lailormg&fBiB-Uci
W y .'
You'll find it rfl tho Co'or
tpef wilt yo« belt.
Twin
Set:
SW EATERS
$5*95 per set
Bright, New
FA LL SK IR TS
$ 2 -9 8 &
$ 3*98.
offensive. The Finn* did net my
whether thl# wnt them s ty tieeer
to Leningrad bet th* mwevtr
indicated thev weiw drawtag
their section of th# Gmwwm?tav
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$ 2 -5 0
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You'll think fhry're plenfy
•II right, tool Sixes Ui to
By Helen Harper. All wool,
all the n*w shades sad
style* for you fsr Foil!
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C a p t a i n Asserts
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Cour s e Given At
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8:39 Mslodle Moment.
8:48 Tuna Tima
o oa Dtena Draw
9:08 Black and Whit* Note*
9:15 Myrt and Mart*
9:30 Marnal
9:38 Organovaltlaa
9:48 Woman of Courar*
10:00 Mary U * Tayfcr
10:18 UP N*»a
10:30 Stapla Melodies
10:48 Dayton* Beach Varieties
11:00 Kate Smith Speak*
11:18 Tb* Bride* Lesson
11:30 At Hems with Sally Mar
tin ■
11:4i Our Gal Sunday
11:00 UP Naves
11:10 Musical Intsrluda
13:11 Jack Barth and Ills Gang
12:30 Dane* tlm*
12:48 Road of U fa
C r r Iksag be. Malone
1:13.Joyce Jordan
___________ Varieties
t:4 § Merry-go-Round
2:00 Swing Serenade
2:18. Saaay Malodle*
1:28 UP Nawa
2:30 Kanfro Vallsy Folk*
2:48 Amsrlca In Transition
2:88 Preas rvtws
3:00 Songs of Cheer and Com
fott
3:18 Music in th# Air
3:48. Columbia Concert Orehr*-
Blitz Tactics May Bring Change
In Playing Technique On Gridiron
CINCINNATI—Sept. R - O V - .
Coach Clean Crowe of Xavier Uni-|
veraity baa an idea that hlukrieg '
welftra will bring about a chungi
in football technique
"With all of thi* streamlining o
military strategy, at home an.
ahroad,” Crowe say*. "I Iteliev.
that football i* due for anothei
overhauling that la dratinrd t
make the game fa*ter for the fun
i ml mote iqgeniuu*
for th<
playerv"
Crowe nay* world turmoil al
ways produces a psychological
reaction on sport • and recreations.
"Why, even a glimpse of Creek
or Roman history reveal* that the
athletes of those days tuned up.
their technique following their
military skirrnJsho*', he assert*.
Difference* of onc-minionth of ’
nn inch can hw detected by l»- ■.
»trum»nt* uaerl at th« National .
Bureau of Standard*, Department
of Commseas. ‘
Knuto Roeknewhn wnrkrd in
Oamr'i famed
horsemen" of 1921-28,
Crowe contemplate* greater uae I
of the T formation which he <le- •
scribes a . a »nrt of "military I
typo" of football mechanism.
He will not forsake pissing.'
kickinf and agile wing-wolk.
I
" I ’m Juat going to keep attuned j
to the 2tHh century development* j
that | believe are in line with the |
streamlining evidence! nil ajoiuij I
u*,' ha eajr*.
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front
INSURANCE*A Regular AtJ
Just Received Fresh
W O M E N Get
2-W ay Relief!
Flower & Vegetable Seeds!tMni
I’lnnt notv for Fnll and W inter Garden*.
IVriixlic illitrp’u* due only m
functional mu«e* i* r«-lie-vf«| fur
m*ny wh«' *tart :l ,U\- h*f«»rv
A: 03 Afternoon Varieties
“the limp" and take (AIUH’I
4:14 Th* Goldberg*
a*
direylrd.
4:90 8ub- Tropical
Gardening
CARDUI hap anothrr mipoit.wt
Prof. E. L. Lord
use: an :» tonic to
up.
4:48 Juat Entartainmsnt
petite, incrra.M flow
.|i<-«!ive
8:00 Albert Warner Gives the juice. That's prrhahU th»* t«*a»iin
it no often Improv......... Vv^tjoii.
New*
8:11) Sports Newa.Ttd lluslng help* fttiiM up rundown women,
anil «o rrlievri th»*ir periodic
3:18 Voire of Broadway
functional (Jiftt/e**! Try f’ VR3:30 Interlude
tDIM!
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3:48 The World Today
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4:08 Supper Hoar
1 118 Howard and Shsltoa
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liberaUly.’ * _ _
At hte advanced i
he found active aahmuch for him. f Ana
other day, ha took Ac
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7)18 Deaasa of Ufa
; P i t Spocta Boa aster
7:34 Twilight MaJodles
7:88- H e i r Davia and th* Naws
8:00 Forecast
9:00 Lady Esther Serenade
10:00 S C c
10:30
11:00
11:08
11:30
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Union Wswfc M » i
Daaea Orchestra
Danes Orchestra
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more gay and cheerful
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■ a n F r a i l And V e g tta b k s T h a* Any
S te ll a r A re a |n Florida
NERT'x YORK, 8ept % -U ty After play in* . #nc act af n e a t
trnnla, Frank Kovaea of Oakland,
Calif, earn# apart a t every bolt
and m m Sunday and surrendered
the national men’s tennla eharapkmahip to
Bobby R in a, of
Clinton, 8. C , In a manner that
mratified and. disappointed a
crowd of lOjOOO In tho Foraat
Hills stadium.
Nobody rtalUtd quits how It
happened, bat after having. area
the openbig act a t 7-8 with a *urtalned display of briDtant tennis,
Koraea let down, lost hla tooth
completely and wag rooted In the
neot three heats by his determined
little opponent. 4 4 ,
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Byron Nelson Wins
Tam O’Shanter Open
CHICAGO, Sept 8 - m Byron Nelacn of Tol-dn. Ohm
tong considered rne of the t .v
pressure players In golf, ricl-r-'
no three tho*. on tho leader Ir
his last round Sunday and woe
the 11,000 Tam O'Shanl-tr op"t>
Year In and year out. aptey.
herbal 11LA CKJ)R AUGHT has
been a best-sellar among lasatlrcs In the South. The reason?
It's agreeable and easy to take.
When taken as directed,. Ita ac
tion Is usually pnoetual, thor.
ough and gentle. The tonic lav.
stive element which helps tone
lasy Intestinal muscles It prob
ably Its most Important asset
Next
time,
try
BLACK*
“DRAUGHT!
—ADV--
ite wod 2o a4 d Lo s t t m r b e
GAMtS fbn. MoOTtM THi3 '/CAR.
e e f t R C THC CARDS C A U B P
P i* uf
SCOH'S SCRAP BOOK
g ------ m s da mesa M *•«•clale tats affltettea. Call me
(•ear fee ass w f d t a w t t
C o u n ty ,
F lo r id a ,
a*
th # C o u rt
IIo u to In B o n fo rd . B s m l s o l * C o u n ty ,
f l o r i d * . a t 1* A K - on S o p to m k .r
t t t k . 1 X 1 . o r w h .r o v t r ono o f tb o
to ld J u d ( « o r a t y b . a t tk ld U m *.
(o r a
llc .n t o
lo
m in is * .
Is k o
r h o r g o o f a n d c o n tro l h . r p ro p o rty
t n .l b .c o n io a f r t o d t o l . r In o r t r y
y ospoct.
l>a t*<l
ib is
tb o
lllta
day
of
A u s a it . 1 X 1 .
DR. H EN RY
McLAULIN, J R .
A lto ro ty
f o r P o titlo n o r
RECA P
its this e tn e tr r c o t n r isitsm
j i u i c i a l r i u c c r r o r rto R tDA lie AND row SEMI.rotaS
C O r r T T . IV
JOHEPH COZZA. rialntlfr.
va
MILDRED COOK COZZA. PsftBI ilaoL
oHDcn o r rvaLioA Tio*
iis m u n a m e o r tmt; s t a t e
o f K’/ontDA)
TO MIMtv.i t.'uu- Costa. II4 O .or*.
Mtr.st. uriuasport, Connacttsat)
You are b.r.by raqulrwl to spp*ir to tbs Pill ot Complaint Mm
sasln.t rue h.r.In on or bstors
October t. 1X1; oth.rwlts a tlse r .. tit. e.nl..#o-will - Po .nUr.d
an.tn.l you.
Th. Hanfortt II.raid, a n.wsnap.r ot a .n .r.l circulation pubjuh.il In R*mlnol. Coenly. Florida.
Is h.r.hy d..lanal.d a* >>• n.wa-
E V E R Y NIGHT IB NEW YEAR’S EVE AT JACKS!
\
Ja ck ia back from Broadway with the latest
ncnsatlon—
iL *.r '*'**kr
See all the Broadway and nollywood a ta r i
right before your eyes.
'
DEW
dr «
■
tE p o p i j l a r p r i c e s '^
LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE
IORSE
Dr. INGRAM.
f e m a l e
lands, tha Extanalon Forester
mrta Dat only • small part
he farm woodland* of th# *Ut«
are being managed to produce
perpetual ernpa—th# majority of
th# wood* yltld only a quarter
of what they could with improved
operation-
stamhrdlM /
nltlons prodi
18^ Magnolia Are, jaufard, Fla.
WINES - GDIS - LIQUORS
i* L m » T -j> n o N i m
31st Division Will
Return This Month
QlggsiHed Advertisements
Mandreds
WITH THE 318T DIV18I0N
IN LOUISIANA. BepL 8— <AVThe 16,000 troopa of UM 31st
(Dlf.'*) Division participating ia
giant summer maneuvers here
.
______ t UrU e
Dur shop Is wtll equipped
to make any rtpulrn
on
farm machinery, trmllaru
or other equipment.
bedims YoLAy
Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
E A A S IH X ik t S A H O 0 ? " f U l- F L O R I D A
C a l c u l a t o r s 0f W r a ^ e p >
MfLM HHoW 4H A f 3Z .O O O ,0 0 0 ( 0 0 0
c o a s
POUHDa OF R A lH OR S H O W
F A L L O A C k S E C O H D MJ»OH #
8 0 <0 1 5 0
riME RACCfM
, r - . ii*l.ge,frn*
T, e v k h a o u ^ H
ho < ih Ye r r u p T
He r
hahouhg
W il l
uhtTi l b o iw e e h
AM L p aP D & r^ D
KOuii („.w*rti.*»!«*rai f l W M H W v m * 0
about 2800 vehicle* In tba conlate this month.
____ W. lance,
_____ met
voy. Tba dlvUleo la axpedad to
for th* division, •raid It !«•»• between BepL 20 and 8epL
te necessary lo JW.
t would t#
some 400 vehicle* to toko
On ft# movemfnt to th* manMississippi, Ala- cuver* area part of tha soldier*
nd Florhla troopa bach to traveled *y train, but all wtU re
*
LAVAL IMPROVES
V E R S A IL L E S ,
Occupied
France, Bent 8.—VP)-P ierre La
val waa allowed out of bed today
for the first Uxm lines he and
Marcel Deat w en. rbol i y Paul
Colette on Aug. 28.
Machines Repaired
Expert Welding
Mill and Packing Houaa gi
PAUL J . STINE and (
STINE MACHINE &
valuable coal mines coveted by
JOsrmany, It waa announcotl toTlay. •
) Tha isld on the group cf Is
lands 800 mils# north of tho
Norwegian mainland ware unop-
T N e a rly all of iho Norwegian
population was removed. What
happened bo the Russian miner*
also living there waa not dlsaloeed.
I> These stolid Russians and Nor-
Ufircs's A MAN WHO
CANT UVS WITHHR r
V tr t-S A K
S H t 'S TtXJ T ^ *
CHANflSAfllfi-'hu
|
r 1ANT THAT THtTBUTH**
AlRDMANNWaOKNOrm
ONI MMUIE WAT'SH&’UOQTWNSXT/f-------- --
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, s t
employment. Writ# Knox,
Manage
HONOOHOUkaBPfOUO
FTteBOS HAPPf **nj
1HAJVTDO
I Belief
Washington W i l l
1 Reiterate Freedom
Of Seas Doctrine
I Leningrad Is Almost
Fncircled, R e p o r t
I From Reich Fuys
Mu Ausssrlnlrd I'ffsa
lung riingi* Nazi Imntl*i-r ua-i ItlsiiiK-sl l*v Itriti.ah
si-uin-s tiulax fur tin' sinkintr
of lliu nnurmi'il
Amcrii'un
-I iiii S lrrl Suafarur in tho
Ili'il S< a. stipiih riiiilp to tho
Mulilli' Kunt. \\Inis* in Wa.ahitic*l.ai tin* rum irlin n t m v
that tin' ••iiismli- wniilil rosiill in a fiiirt-fiil iliilaratio n
,,f th.- I ' nil i,| S la t.*’ fn-cdum
—
It.’rtm nui.l iti.il tin- inri.lrnt
ncs’.l tiit|irHc nu mu*,
*’ rin* lire’ll liu« lire’ll i|e*clar«*el
.i \%.ei /eetia* ley (In1 Italian* long
llgei. till' * Se*f Mill 11-8 •Hill.
Herman
•p»'ki’*n»**n ilcclurvil
i hut I*i4 4ul»’nt Ri »i»ha*vclt '‘acti'il
xmii'Hliat hastily* ill declaring
ili.it lh* Keel Sen i* no longer
a miu i»»lic,
M. sriwhih*, Hnvafn rlslminl Kef
gii‘«ii•' t virtoiy iii the 80-«lay*
••lit iHii’gW agiiillnt Ail'df HU*
11•r*-« m\ ••!•Mi iirmii'x. hy ri*|h*i I i i i i - iIml sight Nati ilivmiona
(iib'iiit I *.ooo mcnl wen* cut
In nis ei - m a hliwiily 20-iUy
hall It* 200 milen Nouthwi-nt of
Mii-iow, Mil.I llint the* nhnttvrtnl
ri’tnii.ii'i * ivi-ri* fl»‘i*inif in din*
•mlfi tiiwa i 'I Smolensk.
Reva D. Andrews New Equipment
For Firemen Is
Asked From City' Japancsc
Speculate
On Greer Incidc
whore they will make their home, the Hanford Fire Department
As horn* demonstration agent, could serve th# surrounding towns
Mr*. Andreeru hud charge of - within a radius of four or fir#
Four-H Clab work in the county. mile*. Defense Council repreeentnd discussed the war against and took an active Interest in tativea felt that th# City should
Qcmany.
msmbtrs of »t»i« organisation. <approach the County Commission
i The landing w u made by She taught tha gtria hew to I and request It to buy pumper*.
roep* armed for Instant action.
iu» membera •* ft* wreaditlc"
aid not * sir.elo follower of
.| ( a ) . VMhun OnUUag. the Nor•uregl""
leader* wm found
« the Is'and*. Nee. wdre any
Icrmana stationed there.
'; ■
Tkia was the second British
aacent of Noeweglan torlto»»
lace the -wtthdnrwal before Ihe fttyl elothbiff.
Tha Commission waa scheduled
ft Iasi eectreation. Alt . expedttto"
Mrs. Andrews also waa instru
^ sadad rn th# Le/oten Islands mental in bringing to Sanford to meet at 2:00 o’clock this after
noon for the first of a series of
a March and daetre*** wb^ ° a number of lecturer* free* other budget aossions, and Mr. Bayer
it fidtHtv*
rittas. Including Mian Claria# said It perhaps would discuss the
There wos no'. , Inlerfsrcnee Belcher of tha Stats home demon
fire equipment question at that
stration offlea. In Tallahassee, and
Mr*. Alfred Watt, president of
th* Associated Country Women
A <o- . i t f r s a K s r of
ft* World.
Mtto Ethyl Holloway, district
supervisor of home demonstration
work, was hare daring last week
seriating Mrs. Andrews get her
official affairs* In order before
leaving. A native af New York
Stats, Mrs. Andrews lived hi tha
Lcffler Apartment* on Magno
lia Avenue while in Sanford.
Overstreet Of- Miami
To Run For Congress
mary election N#v. 4, at which
Alma CMy offlclaU wUI to named.
. A Utter waa-read from J. L.
laglcy, Yhalrusaa af ft# City golf
committee, TWO*ting ftrrtflltog
for th* courec. Mr. l a i n wee to•treated
to call for bid* for ftttiami harboreaaator and a threeterm member af tha Mato LegUlature. said M cjteF.b a ha*
'M im s m it-m
■Sttfgfftt
Local Shooters 'R egistration O f
Win Match O ver Rooms Is Sought
Daytona Beach By C. Of C. Head k ,
Needed Protection In i
TOKYO. Sept.
11. (/Th 1
Case Of Emergen-j question of win fired ftMl
the U. s S. Urcer-Nuxi eni"
cy Is Aim Of Group! fine
Sen ilurl assumed prime >
pertnnee. in Iho Jupnwre I " ■
New equipment for the 8anford Mnn/liy s* leaders (o f put
Flro Department, Including a new opinion wt-ighctl tho chnnc*'
firo truck and four additional men, the incident invuivlug Jupm
was requested last night at the war.
regular meeting of tho City ComArticle three of the tripn
mlsxlon by a group representing pact among Japan, Germany
the - Bcminole County Defense Italy obliyate* signatories tCouncil’* ’ division of fire and fho others If ‘'attacked" i>:
wat*r supply for civilian tiafansa* outside power.
Those who spoke for the new
equipment, said necessary to provile adequate protection In case
of emergencies. Included J. L.
Ingtey. Fred T. Williams, H. B.
Florid* are sponsored Jointly ly Pope, E. C. Smith, W. A, i s I*
the county and the state, with
the salary paid by both.
Mrs. Andrews- retli
In ' orgroom
dsr to get married.
to-be Is Julian Hattlnger of OrUndo, a contractor and real es
tate broker. Tha couple plan to
4
Area Said War
Zone By Berlin
DETROIT.
Sr|»f ••
r»- Th«* nutomuliilr imiih -u h.» • i
tentative pr« liiifiuvi |.« gmm *f
2,147.000 pn'tfrhir. , . • < .•>« i |.
IHO,ono truck'* f*»» t»u iwitniiMt
MM2 iiif>«l«*l vent, Ie«tr » ( 1 a
grtwing hrlii-f in I•• I
nurfcr*
thnt further ii -vi .s.»• . f
‘Lx
na*F»'njr4r vthicli*
L* n<s* ultl
hd* rnailc rven !•••f.#r•• tin- iml
44f the* flr-»t four in.ntli th**
new model
Original nuthtirizniu*n«
fr n)
th«* giivcrnnu ntnl ilrfi-u «•
d t* f iX**«l f lit pill fpifxa for t Urw
vniloua nulom«'li»l« up .• i « l i n
ing lh»* AUffUkt NhV«*|mLs* !'• r !•* l
at on njnrrcgat^* «»f h|*;»i »iv»m»
ly B 17.000 pn '«i*n "• i '* hi»l**
with no |»;irttculnr i#* »i cimn
commercial unit pr. ilurtmn
loine Defense Unit
Psascs In Review
LJ.’
I’ranslerred To Washington
CAIRO. Egypf. B<pt. !t—t ,n —
The surviror* »f tin- American
merchant steamer, Si.-.l Kcufnror
which w»* sunk by u Ovrman
bomber In the Itcd Sen nhoul mid
night Sunday, “wt-rv Inndcd today
on (he western co«*t of iho Oulf
of Sues, after Ihmr rriu-uo by a
British warship.
I « IIIIIU..U .U.
T<ga-
American Freighter
i-liari i-uitf hi
nu,I tnk.-ii over
1 S L . ships removed some Head Of Home DemIB000 Norwegian miners
and
o n s t r a tio n Work
thalr families, the man prcmptly
To Wed Orlandoan
eatl.tlng bi tha Norwegian forces
in Britain.
Tha announcement did not dit
Mr*. Reva D. Andrews, home
ties# when tho expedition led by demonstration agent of 'Semin
gt Canadian officer waa, mule. ole County for the post two
T^or was It revtaUd whether an years, has submitted her re*igAllied garrison was left nn the
islands which are Icebound most
of the year.
Unoffiriallv it was reported all
tha Allied troopa ws-l wiih-
By PAUL ROBINSON e
KTTAKKTT .
Represent th*
agency In the
Itart a growing
I bflitntfn 1b
Ua a . Address
'R ILL,
In *.,
Member Associated Pr«w
WASHINGTON, Bert. 9 1,17 The state deportment, reported
that 24 crew-fm-mber*. including
one American me "n-rsuntefl
lost" in the torj e.I.mig
n for
mer Danish ship flvim- the I’.iun
man Ian flag on Xin- 17 about .100
mites southeu-t of I. - 1.n.l
The nevSj ..f tin tnking was
Hose on the h. •I. ,.| il -inkinr
of the Ameri I, 11 - , ! i, r Steel
Seafarer. >n It.. I!. I -..a ly wliaf
R ndlan, British and NorwaI troopa has* mad# a upaa-
USED STOVER ETC.
> OIL |8 to M L -A ataa. 12$
A $10. 1 gaaoV.-M tabla top
r z sm M p g r
Bluntly he told tha Ilouse of
Commons that tho battle of the
Atlantic, despite recent successes
was not yet won, and made it
Qhln that there waa a long fight
ahead.
. Tha Implication that,both Bri
tain and tho United States were
jrrady for Atlantic areatualltlaa
waa In the statement that "straw*
IU*h nod United ItitM forc«*^
i In Icelind and ilia/ hielad#
tnr
conaidtrmhlg*
Uni tad
»taa and
air mud navil
MLQ& m
"Your satisfaction la M r sect see,"
PHONE 34
_
Ah EA^US Toot
JACK’S
»» -*^ y
One Of L ast Pictures
LONDON. Sent. 9 — f/m—
Prim e M inister Churchill to
day expressed a wish
for
^greater
help”
from the
American navy.
He warned th a t Adolf H it
ler may come to “closo quar
tern” with the United Sl^taa
And turn the whole Atlantic
Into one vast war none.
ATTENTION FOLKS!
is a r m o r e p P A tcT id U L A R l-Y oM
ic P 6 f
British Leader W arn?
. Hitler May Come To
Jg^Close (Quarters’ In
' “Stop
E ffo rt
Declares “Battle O f
\ Atlantic” Not Y et
•* Won Despite Turn
CTM SC K RT.
nother Ship Flying
Panamanian Flag Is
Sunk Near Iceland;
$ n e American Losi
From United States
Bluntly T e l l s Of
Long Figh t Ahead
B.iiAii w io iit tu:no.
[XOTD r . HOYLE.
s
Optometrist
—e eersoei e*ae.
W k aaO flirts* *1 w nw flis
Cypress Brought
H ighest P r i c e s
Paid -During ’40
fr
w .
1 O at o f S
gf; f y ^ |
030 020 000 0?0 0J 12 r
Hsusty and Pavllch: llarpe'
SANFORD, FLORIDA, T U E SD A Y , 8 E P T I MIILR it. I'M
\Y,
FP aIUA u f
DeLand
Sanford Is The Only Central
Florida City Affording itall, Highway
And W ater Transportation
AN IN D E PEN D E N T N EW SPA FEK
~
of golf In Atlanta.
A throng officially e-llm^'e.i
at 23.000 massed along the >xi*
and wrtchcd first 11""
mi Players WiU1 fairway
Horan of Hershey. Pa., then I t
Drill Twice Daily tie L«n Dodson of Kan.ns Ci'v
Mo, try for. hlrrfle three’s to lb
IAL GABLES, 8spt. 8 - Nelson i t 278.
Both missed and Nelson, wv
Coash Jack Harding vUI
had finished lonr bofort*.
ten money of 6*000 with lb
GAINESVILLE, Sept 9 - W V 10 under pur 278 In the rich* • Cyoresa brourl
the
highest
tournament of 1041.
price paid for U
year, according
1040 figures, x ____ __
.
Brooklyn Dodgers
farm forester of tha Florida E x
Buy Atlanta Mon tension Service. Tho top price
was
638 per thousand board
Give YOUR Child
DROrfkt.YN, Bent. 8 - M ’J - feet, with pn average for all salsa
Tha Brooklyn D:drer« 8'in-'^- of ,422.70.
Top price on longleaf pine, next
E V E R Y Chance
announeed the purchase of Pil
cher Emile I-nehbaum. a Web' In line, waa nuoted at $30, th#
^
W
Xf tjdWif T\ \\
lowest
price $8, and an average
School days are the formative hander from the Atlanta club of of 117*90 per thouaand board foot
tha
Southern
Association.
yean which determine what will
Tha fiughrr* ara from a pro*
Lochbaura, who has won 1be the child’s luccais In life. games and lost sis. will rcjvir’ llmlnary compilation of tha U. fl.
Ghra your .child eturF.'gUnaa Vo
Department
of
Agriculture’s
develop ALL of thalr possibilities
Forest Sorvlce.
—all of Um qualities with whieb
Ash and white oak were next
they are naturaUy endowed.
In the price fccale In Florida, ash
jB fe V t 7
./vj i ’
logs selling at a top of $28 and
an average price, of $24.70 and
[ If'th eir eyes are not right,
white onk -ot an average of fSI.
they are handicapped la thrii
So-called southern yellow plod
'studla, and In thai davslopmeni
sold at a top of $21 and aa ave
of their pereonalitise, which. 1»
rage of $102$, while black gum
L a m p bit as important.
>*
brought 120 top and $!B J0 arenge. Hickory rold a t an average
' ' Maks euro their ere* i n right
of $20 and yellow poplar at |ll
ar* they go back .to eehool.
per thousand board feel of lore.
va them examined now.'
Average log prices for othsr
E
M q H P A T , S E P T E M B E R l> l f f l
_
DFLAND,
Sept.
8 —M VTha Leesburg Anglers out/durtred
the DeLand Red lists to take
an 8 to T decision In 13 Inn
Into Bandar In th» first rime
of the Florida Btale T.cagu.
Sh«n»hne«»r plavofr flnala.
The winner of the he»t fn»out-of-seren engaerments wil1
nlay tba Georele-FIorlda r>lnre.
In the annail Inter-lsarye •rles. St. Aagastlne won IV
Florida 8tate pennant durtnw the
regular season whir*- e«-*e4 r •
her Day hot area eliminated In
nderx, hat failed to daunt tha lh#' play-off semi-finals hr f-e*«
edeat Texan girl and her army burg, which finished fourth I”
final aeaton standlnga.
1 bars been hitting the tall
itier here than I here al] teain,” tha charming Bitty explainI, "And I feel confident that
».*b*n*aa. ot winning- ar* .a.bit
(Uax ft*-\>Xtog •ante
but two years when 1 had litas'
cwmienee."
. Hiss Jameson regards the longhitting Clara Callender, 21-yearold daughter of ■ Pasadena, Cal
if, professional, as the greatest
•hataels the must conquer to beloom* the fourth three-tn-a.row
winner the tournament has had
'gKM 1888.
r "
>. . Those now sharing that nlcha
in golfs hall of fame are Beatrix
Hoyt, beck In 1898-87-98, Alexa
Stirling’, a winner in 1916 and
'9 * im u ) 1919-20, after the tlUe
play bad bean cancelled twice
because of tba World War, and
Virginia Van Wle, who gained
the first of her three crowns at
<M nearby Balem Counrty Club
- V - :- v « r r ' -
n w iv
/
Bobby R i g g s W ins
National -Crown
CARD; ’HERO
Leesburg D efeats
Betty Jam eson
DeLand I n F irst
Is Favored To
i * Win Third T itle Game Of Playoff
.^BROOKLINE, Mm *. SenL U—
' Cf)—Although golf cuppllo* ft#
most fr» fllfl i port* champions,
do« to Its disrespect far Um form
Charts, there were fn r Hcrs/ gbouta Banday who dtapaUd tho
“ consensus that Batty Jameson,
> M
—
. I J
a
A _ al .
byear-old
San. Antonio
star,
tuM gain her third straight
itional title at tha country club
||| Wttke
Tie fact that thu field of 12S
eludes most of Um naUon's
ip-fllght women
con pctitors,
BAIWOSD HERALD. BAlfFOUP. TUMSnA
HKiti r ; .
s*-pi.
••
w m 1 loin fr«»m $f-t i«*»
.t 1 ItuiMingi ’mill ttii'ftt w*
litlcrt -l x\'lli tlt'lirit in nn •
•nrning initl on lit*rIitt in ^
•
!lnti"h pliifird $lrop|i«*t| 8*' |»I>•«•x*■
mil inct n•Iini \ Itonilt • with
ilblt* ilt
tii - It * li'i
nrpM rt*|tt rtcil imli^uititt ly 'I *c•ay tiiirh*
(Tin’ llriti'h jmiM the b:•i*I
*xaj llit* licavic-'t nn lleilin thu*
t ir. On nir rnbln. c«rr«-*i
lent* -M-n.l fr«»ni 4S«*rur*nv n»»l\
‘hone •Irtiillii given In officiul or
lUlborixi’tl i-tntcmcnt.d.)
An fifficiul announr«*i4!cnl ^i»M
I it least 27 person* were l*ille.l,
\ nunikx r of olham were injurv«l.
Searching: Parties
Seek R. A. F. Cade!
Individual lliuh Score lliuirins Predicts Rig
Of Meet Is Made By
Tourist Season For
Visitiinr Policeman
Florida This Year
Memher* <>( the Seniinnte tiuu
I lull ilefeate.l the llnylnnn lleaeh
I’,line Ii-iiiii hy 1277 to 122.1 yeI* i.li-y ......................... ill n cl'M i- n i a le l i
held ■! the range no 'In- lake
front.
Sanford men pnrlu-ipnting In
cluded 1C y Wllliums, Chnrle*
Shaffer, J tin Wehli, J ’ *per Wnlfe,
I . iuis llnrhieri, Ni-d Smith and
Charles Dunn.
From Duytnnu lleurh were T.
J. Dixon, C. I’. Sapp, C. J. I.ukr,
J. K. Yelvlngtnn *ml G. I). Hrnllh.
Individual mutch scores were;
Name Slow Timed Itupiil Match
J Wnlfe
III HI (14 2H2
J. Yclvlngton KM HI 77
2r*‘.»
T. Dunn
HK *j| 77
25<1
II. William*
m7 trj
74
MT.:t
J. Wil li
VO H.’l 7H
27il
I.. Ilarhirrl
H'J KH 70
210
Luke
71 83 Hit 245
•*. Shaffer
77 K.l 82
242
C. Sspp
77 K5 77
230
G. Kmilh
71 85
«8 221
Team match scores were:
Team Blow Timed Itupid Match
Hanford 430 410 407
1227
.Duylnnn
3V8 410 385
1221
Individual »l;iv flro score* at
27* yard* included:
Watson Wallace, 74; C. J. larke,
78; G. D. Smith, 82; Tom John
son, DO; Charh * Dunn, 78; T. J .
Dixon, 01; J. F. Yelvington. 80;
Ned Smilh, H|; Jasper Woffe, BO.
and C. P. Sapp. 70.
LAKELAND, Sept. £> - (S|»
'Halt
Tim search for R*. A. •!. Cleave, 2l>-v#ar-ol*l Hriti»u
'rsilct missing from
laki-l/mil
I School of Acre nnutic* rn-nrlv a
week, entered a now pha*o M* n‘ ilay n* a twisty composed of I’olk
rounly .Iv-fcnso comtwny ni-mlwr *
iitlil volunti'4-ra went on f*m! in
to the iIi-iim- hru*h-and-*Wwmphiu*l
area m-ar Pulk City.
Rcshlcnts of tho srrtirn r**Windsors To Visit
i|f»d that they
hellrveil
a
In U. S. Capital |w
pl.nu- was forced down ab»u'
11 .no A. M. I*»t Tuesday, and
air school official* sakl that avNASSAU, Bahaaias, BepL 9
(AT— A government saoksaatan an cry effort will he made to check
nounced Monday that tha Itukc up on all such report*
and Duchess of Windsor would
spend’s day and night. Sept. 25
amt 2ft In Washington _*a gue*L* 12 Merchant V ghhpIh F B I At Work On
of tba British smbaks/ while on
I” Cana*la. To Be Ioaunched Soon
Espionage Ring
w b tn Ihty wID
Nn^.ni
—
' 4
WASHINGTON. .Sept. 0 -</»*>
NEW YORK Sept.
__
-Th*- Maritime Cammisslon stsLI Tho Federal llurrtn of InvrstlM* n*lay that shipyards rn the e tlon for a rear and a half ha*
would go to Mlaftl tor Pan
three eoa*t* would launch 12 new
"I rereiveil tl rough a specially
merchant vessel* Saturdar, Sept. tuilt radio on long Island, Wil
27, a day decimated hv the com liam G. Heboid, a Germin born
“Shorty fleet day.” r'vernmcnt Infurer, testified at
mission as “liberty
Tho chip* will nggreirat* about tin spy trial of 10 men today.
120,000 dead weight ton*.
, It will b« tho Unrest ma*s
OUTBOAMD__ MEETING
launching of merchant shins
I'! TALLAHASSEE^ BrpL 9- M l since tho day* of the first World
The Hanford Outboard Associa
-H unter Jchnaca, Florida hoL-l
tion will mevt at 8:00 o’clock to
night at th# Chamber of Comad Mnrehy
CORRECTION
mere*, Dwight Smith, president,
l*| totaling
announced today.
*
test month
n . E. Morris did not take the
on. ft* Ml•xamlnatlon for th* 8tato I’arolo
Ibr
and Probation Commission, since
a* a member of ft# school sys
tem h* U .required to remain in
ft* county until school •pens.
Building Permits
Total (Two Million
■y
l».
ij-
Tin*
re p o rt im I
Ihnt
4
Sto*
111 x•* Imnilirra an* hai»ii»n*rI mg |. iiingr.nl which »>• now com*
11.|. II-Iv MIUir« Icil, th«* Isvrinnnn
1•uni milling however, that the
l, H\ il* fenien
are
Inavily
m>,nniil ami thnt the populace
. f i 2 M0 .0 0 0 i* prepnreil to fight
lh.- Ilu**lin (irrmsn figlitr,..III. •:>•! l»-lltgerent claim-
i i m
,«| I,
iiiiii **/
viim-ea
yesleDlay,
K Iml I**r il**- G*rman» il wo* ae.1.'
....... . l.y Indicatiuns that
tv. rimy w*-n> W./JU.I*'.! about tho
ly
nl
h.of
u. -t.t ii front over the gruwbrg
|*,.,*i ,*f Hi*- Hrilinli aerial off. n-ive. wtin'll on Sunday night
um| ye-U-rdny morning had hit
Ulilin in
l i e unmt damagii'K
In, riini ever delivered
there, and
„
,.,.| ihe -mall fire* of rebellion
he that hurtled
red
in
occupied
i*r• Kraut’
i- .Soviet command in it*
■unique foe this mornlqg d*>I ihnt right German divisggregaling uliout 115,000
tiu*l livrii (I'Utril at th# concluaion »f a great 2ikday battlo
an ih*- central front about tho
town of Yrinyn. which lie* 40
mHr* mat of Smolensk und 200
mi Ira wrat of MtiscoW.
Th.- Nail “irnjnant*’’ were iloii-rilxd aa in flight to tho wrst.
The German* ronortrd an itniMirtnnt ndvanco along tho nor(hrrii front, the isolation af
la-ningrml hy thr capture of tho
nrurl y railway center of Schlucasrlhurg.
Hut in-I-omlon a dispatch front
a ,prcial correspondent' of tho
llrilixh now* agency reported that
it i* certain tho German* have
n**t encircled l.eniiigrad.
Tho German* have approaches
fsirly closo only from tna south*
weat, Keuter* said, hut not closo
nn u g h . for practical largc-acalo
shelling.
Schluesselburg, 21 mile* east
of lA-ningrad and on tha Neva
Kiver, fell to German speed
troops who stormed it behind
long and heavy assaults by hun
dred* of dlvo bombers, tbo Nasi
High Command announced, and
in tho process tha Neva waa
reached on such a bread front
a* to cut off Leningrad lUolf
from Ihe Soviet mainland. This
would mean that German forces
actually stood much closer than
/
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FRIDAY, BEPTEMB t t M H
B ooth, R a a f a I I B o a t.
i
L o t I I r r a a l a A d d ltlo a to At* l
ta m o n te .
I
» H a f l W I - l o f S E I - 4 o f k l!
1-4 S e c tio n I I , T n w n th lp 11
B ooth R a n t s I I B aal
E * o f MB 1-1 ofN W 1-4 o f MB
1-4 B oottan I I . T e w o m ip 11
B o a th , l u a i a I I B o at fe w 1-1
a f f f l t r 1-4 Bee. I I . T a p . I I
B o a th . R , I I B.
T r u s te e s o f T k a t a t a r a a l Im p ro v em a n t B a n d a f t h e B ta ta o f F lo rt
da.
D y. a P . H ER N D O N .
A f e a t T r u s te e s I. L F u a d . Sem i
atala C o u n ty .
Commission Holds Favorite Proves
Out On Dates Of Poor Investment
Tropical Park
At Aqueduct Run
TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 6_ W )
—Tfcd • t a n raring commission
rin d n rtr l in twhrraldcd meet inf
fa private, prudumably puraulnc
efforts tn .coolant w hat members
A commissioners
declined
sent o n the b o i l n c u w h ic h
occupied them e t m e e tin g *
Jacksonville, Tampa,
and
ml a u J a l
Ttlif r-will «r1■ m e lin n
‘ImM^tdcd b tleanup o f f l nrida
T i m f , ''(trfBd- th at
Tropical's
day! he withheld until there wss
B revision of ‘the set-up of the
Gables Racing Association, oper
ators of the track.
H. U Strauss, rice president
and secretary of the American
Totalise tor
Co.,
confirmed in
Baltimore th at ha headed a syn
dicate th a t S00| h t to buy the
(rack, b a t he withheld detail*.
• Another syndicate, built around
H erbert Bayprd 8 wopc, ehalrman of the New York racing
commission, w as reported angIIb s (hr the property.
8 till another. Including among
Othon Jam es Donn, Miami flnrUt
and secretary of Tropical, said
an offer of more than 1 1 ,000,000
h id Been made for a controlling
NEW YOK. 3 * p t B.-4/TV-The
*te*plecha»ere took over »tjge
front and canter a t Aqueduct
***• tr ,tlJ . Th“ r*^*Jr- ®ut l |“
outcome of the Harbor Hill handi
cap wa. a tad disappointment
to the many bickers who had
made G. H. (Pete) Boitwick’a
Cottesmore the favorite.
* The 1040 champion jumper,
ridden Hr h i. owner, looked
through the early stages of the
two-mile teat a t If he might
half-way
mark, the liottwick
Jumper dropped farth er back,
to finish an ignominoua last in
a field of five.
The $2725 first money went
to Thomas llitchcook'i first-time
H arter, Bath, a 3-year-old geld
ing. The winner's time of 3:45 1-5
was a new record for the recent
ly completed course, and his
margin three lengths oyer Bayard
Sharp's Speculate. The winner
paid 124.20.
MOT1 CS o r AFftlCATIO!! r o l l
B IR T H JU D IC A L C IR C U IT
F L O R ID A . I * A I D B J B
V O l.R COUN TY I " CRABCW I
W . W . C. S M IT H . P l a i n t i f f
-T l„ ,
I O M A N O L I V E IL •»
d a n ta .
C IT A T IO N
T H E ST A T E O F F U H II P A .TOi
J . W . W a rd . J r - a n d w ife —
W a r d , w h o e e C h rle lla B » • • •
u n k n o w n : W . W . U lm e r a n d wl
Barges Will Relieve
Florida CaH Ration
TALLAIIAHHEE,
(AT— . A solution In
Klnrlda's
gasoline deficiency rause,| hy ra
tioning was *een Thursday with
the announcement hy Chalrrnar
Tern Johnson, of the ritjtn Bond
Department, that 121 barge, noun
will be available lo transport furl
frrm T e sts ports.
F lo r id a , l o - w l l ;
D e s ln B 1-4 S*r. |>o.| o f S ec.
Johnson sniii he wse filing n
s. T w p . t l S o u th .
R ange
II
ifitm it
report in Washington asking per
E a s t, pu n W. I I I I t h s in s . N.
In New York, a racing p u b lic s - mission lo use the bargre I- meet
S d e g r e e K- I I f t ,
R.
11.11
Hod said the Hlrauss syndicate the winter lour let demand.
c h a in s . K. 11.21 t h n l n t to b e s le would bo computed Uday. If Ihe
n ln g ; a ls o
.. . „
S. I t a e re n n f S B l - t n f SW
Florida racing commission anl
t
o
f
S
ee.
I
I
T
w
p
.
I
I
1 . R ang#
prorod the now set-up a t the
I I E a s t ; a ls o
m cfting In TalUhatsec.
I-ot 1. S e c tio n 11. T o w n s h ip
A fter their ek»*ed mcoilng iho
I I B o o th , l u n g e I I E s s l i a ls o
n c ta g tom m iesionrn confcrrcH
MK l - I o f N B l - I of See. 11
Als..
Sept.
T w p . I I B. R a n g e I I E a s t; a l
rritli {Jo t erpor Holland, i u t b o th 5 MONTGDMKRY.
—
(45—
Only
five
new
c6»"e
so
N W l - I o f S W 1-1 a f M e■Idas will bdM* eommrnt on whal of infintllc parnlyni* w rre re
I I . T w o . I I M. I U n g . I I E a s t.
v u dlaeuMod.
T
H
E
R E F O R E Ih s e e p r e s e n ts a r s
ported lo Ihe etntc health ticlo c o m m a n d y o u a n d e n ah o f y o u
partm ent Thursday, but authrri- lo
h e a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e t h e p b * T*
tios cautioned again*! any ae- e ty le d C o u r t a t th e C e s rth e fc s o S t
■umplion thnt the rpidvmlc had B a n fo rd , F lo r id a o n M e n d e r tb a
I t h d a y o f O c to b e r. A. D . '1141, t h s
run its course.
g s r u le d a y a f th i s
Mranwhile, virtually all Ihe sCaamp er i, b oe in
th e r w is e , d e c r e e s p r o co n Itate'e eollrgp* and univrrailir* f .e e o w ill be e n le r e d a g a i a e t y i u
BOUTON. f » » l h - l / P l - M. a- petiponrd their opening date* una c h o f you.
, ‘
HbdkEMtU M o to r: Vehicle Itcila- til Sept. 16 or Inter a t the re a n dIt eIs
f u r t h e r o rd e re d I t h a t th is
tr a r Goodwin announced Thurs- q u est-o f Dr. J. N. Baker, atat# o r d e r b e p u b lis h e d I n - T h e S a n fo rd
H e ra ld a n e w e p a p e r p u b lis h e d In
day Uwt ho ws» roepcndlng iho health officer.
H a n fo rd . S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a ,
m r l i g Item s# o f Arthiinkc Ot
o n re c a r h w r e h f o r fo u r c o n s e c u
to of A m tris lo r d riv ln - 00
tiv e w e e k s .
i
■Uoo sn hour, adding:
WITNKMM m y h a n d a n d 1 o f f te U l
"T k e rt was no necessity for
s e a l S* C le rk o f Ih e C ir c u it C o u rt
In M em ln ile C o u n ly . F lo r id a , on
Iho arehduk* to drlv« a t Hmt
Ih le Ih e t t h d a y o f S e p te m b e r. A.
rato o f apo*L breauer
Hitler
^
HERNDON.
LAKELAND, 8ept. ft — (8pc- D. I * t l .
h s s s t, got o r i r b»r« »»t m<J
O w n t w ss no f"Vlcn tn aueiWst ria l)— Th* now Lakolaml plant
C le rk o f c i r c u i t 1 C o u r t
U yi A . M. WEEKS.
tho paoorhsngsr was c haling of tha Fnml Machinery Corpor
D e n u ly C le rk
h im ." ,It* now roiWci In n f r r i- ation will begin turning out am- O A tll.A N D W . _________
SPENCER.
phiblan tanka at tho rate of two
g u llr llo r f n r P la in tif f .
s i tlay by 8«pt. I I or 22, Bert (O ffic ia l B eal)
J. Street, superintendent, aald
yoaterdoy.
HKMINOI.H C O U N T Y ,
F L O R ID A .
M EUTEM D K R l l h , IM I.
. .
Sl*ly.flve hulls conalructcd at
E la h e r e b y g le a n
th a t
th r Dunedin plant nra being p uNrsOuTaIC
n t lo S e c tio n I o f C h a p t e r
brought hero and molrrn, driving 111** L a s s Of F lo r id a . A c ts n f IH T
thread*, guna ahd other equip k n o w n n s th o M U R P H Y A C T th e
A n d e rs o n
ment will bo mounlod a t thr fo llo w in g d o o c rlb o d la n d l a S e m i
nole C o u n ty , F lo r id a . W Rt i N
o f
new plant.
Alabama Rcportn 5
New Paralyflis Cases
Archduke Otto Is
; Held For. Speeding
Lakeland Will Build
Two Tanks Each Day
Fantral
-
D im ton
TH K h i
ll
fe re d fn r s a l# a t p u b lic o u tc r y f o r
Ih o h ig h e s t e n d b o o t s a s h b id s u b
Th* ralo of matches In Japan je c t in th e r i g h t o t th e T r u s te e s
Im p r o v e m e n t
to under strict government con lor Ih e I n t e r n a l
trol, tho Dopartmont of Com- r u n d In r e je c t a n y g a d a l t b id e, a t
Ik e C u u rt llo u u e b e g in n in g a t I t
.:
n o
n u m « i h w i f i ib b
N U T IC B IS
H R H E8Y
O IV EN .
T h a i A. K. A P P L E B Y b o ld e r o f
b«r. I»ll.
__
T a a C o r tltle a lo No. I l l , la a aa d Ib a
O. I*. H E R N D O N .
l a d d a y o f A u g u s t A. D.. t i l l , b aa
C la rk C l r r a l , C o u rt. H a m ilto n f i n d a s m s la m y o f r ie s a n d b a a
C o u n ty . F lo r id a .
m a d s a p p lic a tio n t o r a ta a d e ed lo
I t y : E. L. R D R D IC K .
b e laeued th e re o n . B old c o rtlf lc a to
D a p u ly C la rk . a m b ra c e s I h o f o i n w l a g d o o c rlb td
(official Heal)
p r o p e r ty la t h e C o u n ty of B eytlnote. S t a n o f F lo r id a , lo - w ll:
v im ttf i o r a p p l ic a t io n f o r
L ots I I l o I I B lo c k I I C ry e TA X D EK IT
U 1-abe W in te r H o m o s P obdlI X I P T U IT 437 O F IBM
vleton- P la t B o o k I P a g e s 111.
I l l A III.
N O T IC E IS
HEREBY
O IV E N ,
T h o . M o . a i . e i l o f (h e .a id p ro
T b e t K. It W A L K S h o ld e r of T a a
* > rtlf1 c a t# No 1911. Im u H lb « 2nd p e r ty a a d e r th e s a id c e r tif ic a te le
4 a y nf J u ly A. n , i» S i. h*» filed a n ed w a e I d th o t u n a o f U n k now n
H im - In m y o ffle « a n d ha* m a d «
U n le ss a ald e a r t l t t c s t s . h a l l be
a p p lic a tio n f o r A t a x
to
b a re d e e m e d a c c o r d l a g
lo law . tk a
(•Kurd
th r r r o n .
Ha Id
certlfl< -ata p ro p e rty d e s c rib e d th e r e in w ill be
th « fo llo w in g d * tr r lb # d so ld to Ib a h i g h l i t b u s ie r a l th e
p ro p e rty In th o I ’o u n t y of 8«_ral- c o u r t hnueo d o o r o n
th o
flr a t
nnl*. Mint* o f F lo r id a , to - w lt:
M onday In t h s m o n th n f O ctober.
left* ■ to SI A II A n io f k •
1*41. w h ic h la tk a I l k d a y o f
K a th r y n P a r k .
O c to b er. 1141.
T h « • H f i i m t n t o f th a aald p r o
D a te d t t l a l l h d a y o f B eplem p e rty u n d e r th e
e n ld
c e r tif ic a te bor. 1141.
u « u e d w i i In th e
nam e of U n
O n . H ER N D ON .
know n.
C le rk C l r r u i l C o u rt. S em inole
t ’nleea a a ld c e r t i f i c a t e e h a ll h a
C o u n ty . F lo rid a .
ru lF rm ril to la w , (h e p ro p e rty d e K. L R U R D IC K
• i f i M th e r e in w ill he enl<% to tb *
D e p u ty C le rk
h ia h e a t b id d e r a t th e c o u rt h o u e e
(O fflc lo l B ea l)
i
floor o n th e f lr e t M o n d ay In th e
m onth of O c to b e r, 1941, w h ic h le
'
* e > d >»; e i d i s t a h a u ^ l V e • r > . .
O aicd tlffe J th d a y o f H ap tem 'h + r. I M l.
■■■ ■■■
O. P . IIKHNIMIN.
t ’lerlc. C*4rcul| C o u rt H cm lnola
t* ounty, F lo r id a .
I «• • fflrla l H eal)
▼AX D E C O
( ICAPTKA 17907 O F 1000
N O T 1C18 10 H K H E B T OIV K N .
T h a t N. COLXMAN h o ld e r o f T a x
C e r tif ic a te No. I l l , laooeX th o T th .
d a y o f A if f v tt A . D . 1919* h a e
file d a itn e In m y o ffic e a n d h a e
anode a p p lic a tio n fo r n i n s deed
to ho leoved th e re o n . Held c e r t i f i
c a t e e m b ra c e e th o fo llo w in g d p
e o rlb e d p ro p e rty la th e C o u n ty of
S e m in o le , S ta te o f F lo r id a , to * w lt:
N I 9 I H yd. of B 49 Ch le c tio n
I t . T o w a e h lp 19 S o u th . f U n g a
f t C oot. SI A eree. *
T h o a o ee e e m en t o f th o a a ld p r o
p e rty u n d e r th e
paid
c e r tif ic a te
l i n e d w ae la th e n a m e o f LBK
B ro th e re .
U n leea a ald c e r t i f i c a t e i U U - U
re d e e m e d a e c o rd lo g to la w , Ih e
p ro p e r ty d o o c rlb o d th e r e in w lU b a
•o ld lo th o h lg h e e t b id d e r a t th e
c o u r t h o u s e d o o r on th e f lr a t M on
d a y la th e m o n th o f O e to b er, 1941.
w .........................................
h ic h Is i h t l l h d a y o f O ctober.
till.
D a ted th la I t h d a y o f B ep iem b e r.
m i.
O P . H ER N D O N .
C le rk C irc u it C o u rt, g e m ln o l.
C o u n ty , F l o r l A .
N O TIC E IB
IIE IIE H Y
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T h a i A. H. M AHCIIAM h o ld e r o f
T o * C c r llflc e te No. I I I . Issu e d th e
1 th d a y o f A u g u s t A. D* t i l l , h a a
file d cam * In m y o ffle e n p d hna
m ad e a p p lic a tio n f o r a tn * deed
lo be Issu e d Ib e ro e o . Bald c e r tlf lr a t g e m b ra c e s th o f o llo w in g d e s rtk o d p ro p e rty I* l b s C e u n t r •*
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d a y la t b s m o n th o f O c to b e r. 1141.
w h ic h la Ib a l l h d a y o f O c to b e r.
1141.
D a ted th la t t h d a y o f S e p te m b e r.
0 P. H E R N D O N .
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1919, h a a
file d s a m e In m y o ffic e e n d
has
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to b e Issu e d th e re o n . Raid c e r t i f i
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w h ic h le th e 1th d ay o f O c to b e r.
1941
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1941.
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Four American
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R .A .E -U ro tffiJ.
*. *.A S O »\V.
Four Annririin
R. V F wrrt*
»
11m il ■
*
1•vanei|
w ere injured when t hr
whi h t hey w ere • *•*
S o ld ie r A n d C itiz e n A r m ie s
G r im ly D e f e n d T h r e e S o v ie t
C itie s F r o m Nazi I n v a d e r s
for
- -
th«?
.mtl tw*»
h at
in
1
tL
•V* At-
U h 1 •• w • • iorp* i *
The iiirv iv o is
(Jermans (laim Oper
ations Are ProKTessin^ Favorably A.x
11tb Week Closes
Discussing Plans For The\t* •r*~“
World Scries
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7
Leningrad Battle
Ra^inp Fiercely
Ih If*<1 prn*
\V ill in in |l»'llMt
n a n on •lit* io n 1* 1 I M, •-!! I
KVIfins*
i ’• n
th r *nl
tifio l h »•• *4'lf - • Is* t t !| wh***1
th r mu 1 l«4M 1* ft t is* to th rn n . i
t*
hi*
xur ffli« and
• ll"IU».”
»tf tt t« *
n*h *nir
1 RT
API* ( I, \ s c n \ v
i n •» tr»Som«* Hritt^l* n •
'ihtnirim *
ilav »»*« rprrt* «l ths
1• n r r
n th r 1
tttn*V
nx the ftr-l «l *• -t . h i H e t n
the I' n ( nl St ' <* leg* C -rn im v
nn*l von ui6*nl***l tl •** th* T li.mt**
r« mm"ii ler pr " ' i I .l *1 *• rrn**nilrr thr i A m rrii :* »»# •• I. 1 thi»
horrx,**
th r v n i txn-* n* »r her
Three women e n ter Fi-Ji-ral Court, Brooklyn, wh ■ the Bo.
O lhci nrw«naf* •r-* -** •
■rniiK iit it pro*", tiling- 3M pt-i-on-, accuo'.l t-f *l,-alir g t" ; mill- rw»int i ml " ' ,ii rr** it r» i *x .»f
1. i) eiri-it an I t ran ,imi; mg itu-m to tier many f.. i-l -: it,, way Amrrii'; n w a v rrr r * *• • i .*•! thv
lint ice (hey IH-ctlt tl l»mt w h rth ri
i-i HI.- \Veii>ten fetil (while buttons), e«rorte.| l,y a
f..i th* v 111 .» it or Ii* t tine 1 Am«T
hwv.i |.y l.illi Barbara Stiln (ief!» »h. h.t« p|. a-lnl ,••
.11.1 i',a ’s
r :*i th r filllrx f. liar n f
hvelyn 1 I>>t»n l.< w.«.
*
the ter m "
Ml nornim : nr'xxpa mix hero
i:.....cvcit’s
l*rr-M|i •ni
U it i n ' • •
<lt rln*at ion that Ihr .tuhmarino
\%I4< .!*« nc hiinlr*! il* vt n. this dU-
The comnmnl<v(5Mc.serIt.ed t*u
Incident aa a runninir batU* la '
law from 1B:30 P. M. “ until to
w ard mldnlirht.r
Tha men of the U. 8 . destroy# Greer, which was attack rd by
a submarine an route to Iceland,
aakl tm their a rrira l lrr# Iceland
ycatarday th a t the Greer's diptti
charges may well have B'jnK-.thv
underaea vesocl.
JX Tha lo d d rn t waa .described
Tara aa a German attack.
*
(Tha above cable contained no
irteatien i of the ilaU m ent
l ha^ U to>rt i p a Ay. n oMi.aaa
Draw Middleton, Associated Creai
ataff man, a veteran of both the
%>ttle of F rane^ ami the battle
of Britain, filed thia di.patch
only d few houra a fte r arriving'
in Ireland, from London following
President Roosevelt's lifting of
a bon against foreign rorretpondrnta on the island. Middleton
B a a not aboard the • G rref. a p
parently obtaining Ida informa
tion through interviews. The dis
patch wait passed t y the combi
nation- British-American cem orahlp in Iceland and by the Bri* > 1 consort in London.)
Tha Groer’a officer, and ereve
they had
expressed conviction
Jett
a t ‘least damaged the aubmarine.
for their Instrum ents indicated
.th a t they Were directly above
they dropped their
(her when
'
t mbmbi*
b
Tha daatroyer, they added, was
la vary deep w ater a t tho tim -.
and thus . tha ' submarine may
Lav been innk w lth ru t trace.
Tha American w a n hip they
A id waa assisted In repelling
tha attack *y UrttUh aircraft.
Those In the vicinity eo-eperated
in reconn. Usance.
Indications In W ashington were
th a t the destroyer G reer sank,
n r a t laast damaged the sub
m a r in e which atUekctl her on
the North A tlantic, and fo r the
first time th e
u a d e r.u a craft
waa described aa of German n a
tionality.
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Sanfordites Are Invited To Have
Menu Of 31st Division Tomorrow
Additional Boys
Are Needed For
Seminole’s Team
^Vrmy To Abolish
Horse-Drawn Guns
WASHINGTON, Sept. *.-</»■>
e to
W The Army will say
artilTta last torse-draw n
Wry regiment on DeC. I, when
a
th e 118th o r F a n Sragg, N.
undergoes complete ^notoriss lion,
Ahaewncing -plan* to oietprtae
the rsglavent, the W*t
a t D epartA a n t said Friday th a t th e new
10* nun. heart U ers would replace
, th e TB mm. guns with which
th a IlXth, a Nsw Jersey natwnal Gaard o n it, is now a n te d .
Coach
I^cnnard
Mcl.ucnc of
Srmlnoli! High 8eh>>ol l*.ucd a
r t l t ‘today f o r 'jn o r # hoys to tu rn
e c t In good shape for the .<-nson • opener. dU pt. -0 w ilt. Kuiwlis.
• Onlv 20 bdy* have n-portoil so
f.ir, C rn rh M ct.uca, drclan-d, nnd
others a rc u rg e n tly needed.
Bt-rati.e o f tho
hot wi-athrr,
the d ally train in g period will he
held a t a la te r hour, sta rtin g a t
4:90 I*. M. instead of n-.OO
o'clock. Practices continue until
6:30 o'ebjek.
Thus f a r the tea m has parti .1
d u s te d in k ick in r, passing nnd
tack lin g drills, w ith lim 'c rtn g up a rd conditioning exercises in
addition Coach McLticas said h<will begin w orking on plays next
week, and w a n t, t s m any to re
po rt th en a s possible in order to
learn th e routines.
F o u r men aro back from Inst
r e a r ’s C elery Fed* white tho r e
m ainder o f' this season's iu|usd
ill be now men. Those re tu rn
ing a re . Jack H errin g , Lam bert
P rim er, Billy B ranan and McKay
T n ilu rk .
Cnnoh M rl.uras, asked how the
(cum looked in prelim inary drills,
replied th a t it w as
m aking n
g out slo w in g and looked good.
Yoo ra n cot .u p p e r » r ! i y.mi
boy in the A rm y tomorrow nI„'ht.
N>>. n* t really, Iuil in .p irlt
»t least. Tljrm igh the office of
Brig. (irn . Ja m es
I..
Krink,
K outlb C orps Area i|unrtern>a*t - r . The S anford Hern I-1 !i.»s obta ln c l n com plete hirnu of the
supper whleh the men o f the
3 1 st Division, of whirh ih t ’lor.
Ms N ational G uard I, a p a rt,
will cal ( u Suudny.
.
T hat Uncle Sam feeds h t. enl•tiers well I. an sreep n I fact
Here
is
the
q u a rte rm a s te r',
m enu:
Amcrican-Germun
ContractH Void
NKW YORK. S e p t 0
Fcdcral goeernment Friday ob
tained consent deerres .invalidat
ing contracts between certain hlg
American drag companies and the
so-called German dye trust—con
tract* which allegedly had restrict
ed American participation in the
Latin American drug market to
Ihe advantage of the German
firm.
The ordere, gran led by F ed er
al Judge Mandelbsum a t th« re
quest o f Acting A ttorney Gen
arml Biddle, dr-1*rod ecntrac**
with I. 0 . Farbm ln-lustrie. com
monly known as th s German dyo
tru st,' were Illegal and vo(<I,
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Production Continues
At Jacksonville. Plant
C ity News B riefs
JACKSONVILLE,
‘Eft
A msrrlsgs llcen.a m
IsaiMd
• I th s Court R em * yosterdav
to- John D. King o f O rtindv
and M bs Holsn Mari* WU*on ot
Lockhart.
l»al« H
ro iiiit*
far
u \»t
of ll"
Itti4 * in n
Russians State That
Enemy Is Hurled
Back For 1 Mile
Ht
I 'f f —
viiitilily *'
«ctam p a lu n .
I lir I in il v M til a ^ r r t f d th a t
any «H(f^**!*tion t!*at lh«» inrident
miifht lx* rt'Knrtlftl ax rln*fd'#
^n«l ! rrti torn aw ay by F itiitle n t
»»»«,v r!t# wht» **xtnp|U'd Ih r atof any pr<!**ntion of «rclden* or i* rrn r" Tbix n»%
wxpap«T
Raid t b it in view
Ibc im m uni
ty I ith rrto irivrn l»v Iho (lermani'i
to Uni!«»d Sl*t**t» thippinR to Ire
land, it could in* *ft*umcd the
Mibmarine com m ander acted **on
d in ^ t c rdrra from Berlin.'*
\* < n r lq |rd
rii- • G i'rm a n in v a s io n
of
IhU- i .i . rin is h in g j|< td i'v p n th
m i 'k lo ila v . u n * a s t o r y o f
tliri'i' i it if* l.i'iiin g ra d . K iev
nnd • •i Ii ' h iii — each d e fe n d e d
I•v nil th e steel nnd sin e w
th e S o v ie t l ’nim i co u ld b rin g
to h e a r a g a in * !
th e
cloned r n u n p e ril o f e n n u n e s t.
F o r e a c h th e c lim a x se e m e d
l.i Ih- npprosi'hiiig
Mi»- Gi-rninn Htgh Command
said nly "Opi-ralion- " f attack
in tin' ins! nf" progn-ssing fa-
ll.iw«'bull b'Mderx an* p irtu rc d ax tin v nu t
••.»t *11FIkT v
• tit* nit , s
N« a' ^ mi k It* n r i p plan* for I be \ \ *11 Si
ilthMti|*h tIn-it* -till nr«* a few lift!.* •!»
• * to It••ii "wt
such ns which V iim nal
U*«
h • id
II I 1 .1 ll.lt
■t. iif Im m uill f.ikit* tho* .New Y"ik N tnk
••It to riKbt. Larry .MarTbail, presidt m ,.f
Tl"- IDi.-ian-. ndm itting
th"
,1,-adv fo,,-" ,-f ib" a«-ault, said
Du i.ldi.-r
ntixi'n armies
ar>- gundy di-fcnding each of
Ito- g"-at cities.
flic U<i«-ian g"V"rnni"nt pnper,
|j,\, tm, said sJ.iMHi civilian vnlmil c -t - bad ripped nn cobblesiniti- paving I" c -n ip le te
th "
bri' 11-dwnrk* fur a stn 'e t-to -slre e t
di-fi'tis" nf Odessa.
Kiev, Ukraine capital, contin
ued t- stave off the semi-cir
cle of
N ail ossaulta
which
have threatened il f'*r a week.
At I eningrad on the north the
tn tilc raged ivtQi the
it nnd the least respite Tna
I*' r*
i
—
t ’ F l*<iwd.
IklWtl, ix'tiol.
|M'I t m|- nui
lottl ti.iflir
11 , 1 f I 14* ’
O
,
rv
Ilf
1
- ('
s ’rv
p ]
■ Russinn- assarted the N ntis were
hurled liaek a mile or more.
l»8*rt rt»nnivtfil witli ih»*
The Gerninns and Russian*
n«*i* ml et'iiriiinaf .«•,
I’ n l i y
«|ti«‘mt w h e t h e r
20,1100 i.lIt* j
were engaged last night in a
BREAKFAST
CIIH'AGO, S .p t. R —<AV
great and terrible battle for
G rapefruit
ttt'ik r a rt ur»* availiihli* t «» relieti*
The path towni'l settlem ent r t n l . a w t o u
Leningrad that appeared to ho
the ••»•'•* rnaxt irnxn|in<* nhni tm*i«
Hcrsmhled Eggs and B aron
multl-milliMn tlnllar v*.n»e di»p<"
ileveh ping into tho liloodl*;*t
Hom iny G rits
« n* claim itl by rnilruri.l >»p.»\
thrrateninir a utrike on the m»
siege • f history
mi'll.
llrrsil
‘
B u tte r
tionN major railroad* veered d
In a rough circle about the
Teatifyinff before th#* S***'^*.*
T offee
rertly t.»u,»r.l the White II ou-<
city v,hioh the Finnish govern
oil inventiirntm ir c* m u u ii••«*. !>••' I
D IN NER
(M idday)
Friday.
lie e s t Itrcf
T. \V I .iw toe, superintendent nitiil the jn .0 0 0 f.rfMr* «-it •*•I *i
Under the Hallway Labor Ar
I *t»ii* d S tole- ilix tiu t eticineera ment *i»nl was alight wntil firrs
Candied Sw eet P o ta lo c .
President It- osevslt helil withm ..I <4 h>m!*. ' ii gr-d again today n c e n t teatim niiy by 1 I I* dl« v. ill J i n k mii wiHi* In v •* ie* lived HU* that could lie seen from Finnj„h suit millions of men strug
tlio AtM'M'i.'iiitiii **f
B u ttered B eets
his power the unly apparent n
l i s t pupil- ~nd teacher* nf Seim p rrr ulint
Bread
B u tte r
i--le County school* remain M* A nient an Itatlroad*, "lx m e n ly lliMfi/atiMii |u m ake a p n lim m n ry gled ill a led chaos of crossing
maining >tep to prevent «n m
Pcaehcs
tual atrike appointment of c - Hie county a t all times until the an enlim ate . . I dotilit wli4*tlnT tx imitcit••*vi of th e ttjtper St. irlillery shells, of tnnh charges
and .............
counter rhargrs, if r.iw hav
Coffee
Ijtk e an"
J mIiiix River \ .illey
fmiii ljike
• i-enlng of school on Sept. Itt, in there are that m any "
emergency fact-finding hrar.l •
ing nlrng th" wooded
I'cllr V tnhl the com m ittee ’lie
investigate the eonlrnver»y.
enter l» keep tn a minimum the
SU PPE R
M iI iu n
Miifh, the Kixximinee River
'h"
1M
qies , " i*
end
no ravaged field i.
Negollntions between lender
d<nger of -preading infantdo p> *b"ftnif'a c*»uld he met bv pre*x. Valley ami th»* St. I.urie Itiv rr l«|«tpfx
H im nnd T om atoe,
All public buildings and storeini: if.tti «ervi^r th r bile ti»»ih
Mixed V egetables Belled I'o ta tc e . r f |23 <l.i.s | railroads and t ‘> inly* la.
Valley
ihtern m ie tin fiaxihility houses "and in general all build
C ucum ber Pickles
. labor nrgsnirations representin';
Though tho* only case of pa cara now available. Then* hail
ntr«d p rtijirt, Fdw anl ings." snid Finland’s communique,
aporosiniatcly 1.250.000 empl'n*
Ilrrad
Ja m
n u tte r
i.ilysis reported In the county ha- h*rn wlileaprratl prediction* that ■•I a fl..i
re la ry *»f tin* C'ham* had been turned inlu billets for
collapsed Aug. 0. Effort* of Mi— n -w been removed from quaran th» nhortaire wouhl be «?iitl***! .if Ihtfkf*»»■*, *n»rt-liiry
Cookies
fighting men, and unnumbered
National
Railway
Mcdiati"!- line, »chiKi| official* desire lo keep ter railr* ail npolceamen n p n * d | h r «.f < MMiriicrii*, *aii| I'xhty
C offee
•
•\nlhi»rily for tht> *•xumiiiatinn men and women were making
T here's no rhaneo o f th e t>oys Board to settle the dispute In i hildren and teachers from com la*t nik'ht tn c u t nil freight rutex
in the .'list Division going bun mediation were abandoned. F n
ing In contact with those in other and oil rMnipanic* promi ed tn «d • *Miit,tiiif«| hi ,» iiirii* iir** in - It I ir homes in the parks under
•r***liia *•*! min r«iniCT*‘-‘x by l*»t trees and hushes.
■lay. the board announced.
I>- n-unties who may transm it th e. xhip by milgry, nil bough to supply fond f,
n .’rnm n fnm tnn, B erlin
said.
f rnnnnn »if Miami, aiul t iiftt t#.!
nearly S00.000 men ' who ea chairman, DaVId J. ‘ Lewis. »l 1 | -Incase.
.ri. throwing howling tuns of
1 llllo I'lW.
th r ,e squares*' a day Is th e job said Ih" l>‘ ant was unable
tn case of emergencies, the
I If lb*' p n lim m n ry t**iiiiilnutlon exploding sp-el into the eity —
nf the F o u rth Corps A tca q u a r persuade the disputants to n g r" J iperintkndrnt said he would g rin t
• ii 'ln .it* < a jiinlifit atiMii for u at "m illtarv faeilities"—and in
In arbitration, which would b< i-ermhaion for achild lo leave Vi# |
term aster.
| flood »tuifri*l |ir**Ji*tl, aulhoriza- to the railway town of ReliluesTo g et a n ld « t o f the gigan- legally binding upon them.
j-iu n ty . As nn example hr said!
I (ion will Im* iv«tt for u pri'lhnl- selhurg, 2.ri miles tn the east of
tir la .k th a t 'fu c es the F iu r th
that if a child were receiving , ..........
xurvty, Mr. Ihciriru * \ - Late Ladoga's shore.
Corps A rta q u n rtc rm g s t-r lak e
-irdiral treatm ent in Orlando , V If I l k . Unoccupied hi am . . nnrv
German field colum ns were
pluini**!,
a glance a t the follow in'; fig
!’ a t coiihl not Ik* tilmmiFt4 rr«l in l
*1 —
1 h* Fr**nr)i nit
T h r i Kiinurmtion will In* m .nlr said ill N'axt accounts to stand
ure*.
Sanfonlp hr wouhl bo perniittrti! n'»unrril Friilay an effirhil p »m from
Leninxrnd
il.iia ulr* a*|y rolls rt< i| hi within 20 mil"* of
The T hird A rm y, on r t inetiIn go to Orlando for treatm ent | »<,,t •? Washington ig a in -t win pr**vii»ii.H hiirvcyx o f thin nrrn. If from the smith and t" bo . still
was described as n “ lying ram .
vers in L ouisiana, it using Dm
••n#f return immediately.
r o in n!cni'jn ta r v
Ihr Mirvry wm* appn»vi»«|, 11 advancing The
TALLAHASSEE, HepL 8— IA’i
fo lk w in g t
If a chiM doe* have tn go to paign" in the United Ktnte* pres- wouhl hi* hi |}i«* form of uit in- Finnish drive -fr"m
Die north
Gaston
H cnry-llayt',
Supremo
Court Friday Orlando or another nearby city, against
Enough Coffee to float n 20,- —The
f p*'i*t ii ifi lour of CH«* Hurt ion. Thi* was rlninied to be nearing tho
000 Inn ahip. A fre ig h t train uphtld an act of the 1941 Legis Mr.
laiwtnn
asked th at hia Vichy's ambassador lo Wsehini'- j«iirv4*y miKhi lain* ax Ionic ax two towns i f Tertjokl end Knukknla,
Iwo and one-half m il...
long lature authorising county commis rarents secure a certificate from tcn. and members of his enihai'j'.
city, tho
wiu uilvinnl IH miles above the
Til" official
announcement, yi'iirx, Mr. 11
would he necessary to c a rry tho sions to itsuo bumls fo r construc the luperindrndcnt's office saying
home of the most antagonistic of
hy I hi* '•ntfinrer of tint.
which
cited
the
New
York
ll>
0,090,300 pounds n f b e ef th e tion of oirports.
that it Is an emergency case.
Mr an while, nn ap p lk a tio n ha* Husaian traditions—the sent of
particularly,
sai l
The court affirm ed o Monroe
boys aro cgtlng.
In aiklition, both children and aid Tribune
Ihtii nradr to I ht* governm ent by the vanished cxirs nod the birth
I f all the fra n k fu rte rs th a t county circuit court Validation ii'arhrrs have been requested to the alleged campaign, "com ing nf culth- rro w rrx uf ihi* St JohnA place of Ihr llol-itnvlk rcvolulirn
are being consumed w ero lual o f « 40,000 bond Issuo for fin .-tay aw ay from public bathing ter the appeal recently addressed aiwl Kixxiinpiri* IH vrr Valley* for of Nikolai Lenin.
end to end. ihey Wsuld rra c h ancing on airp o rt a t Key West. resorts, picnic grounds and other by Marshal I’etaln to tho Am er tm r r g r n r y r r lir f from th* praIt was Implinl in Berlin that
The lower court'* ruling was gathering places, cither inside the ican press asking it to show
frrm Norfolk, Va., la New O r
M-nt high w ater*, Mr. Iliggina Leningrad was CUI o ff from all
more understanding in rrgnrd to (•id
leans and have enough l e f t o v e r appealed hero on tho. contention munty or outside.
.
m i l and rail -oirm iiiikation with
th a t construction of an airport
to entire to both eltlr.i.
It I* permissible to attend mo France was felt with particular
1 hr \V I*A ha* u|/t,iiriii| d a ta the rest nf Itussia,
One hundred and six'// thrde was not o 'c o u n ty purpose within tion picturrs and churches in the sadness In France;"
The Russians pictured the (re s t
fruni Ih r r n g i n r r r * officix . in
thousand hogs have laid down the meaning of tha State con county, since others who gather „
.
. w
jAck.xonvtlh* fo r rAnxnfryation nf decision ns turning n ightly In
stitution.
,
their livea foe Untie Bam to keep
thi* rm rrrrn c v phaxr o f the work, their favor, claiming th a t ad
the men o f tb# Third Army »up■nd aro unlikely to be carrier* of
whirh wouhl b« c arried out by vanced German forces hnd besn
infantile paralysis, Mr. I-awton
*U«d with bacon and ham fo r
u*in*f partially run alru rted rnnaU thrown back abqut n milo in •
staled.
tha extent of lh« m aneuver.. The
running from tha Ht, Johru lUver scries of Russia.I cpunter-stU rk*
reat of tha animate are utilised
The general rule to he followed
TALLAHASSEE, 8 rp t. 0 — to thx* Indian R iver aouth of the by artillery, heavy tanks and fol
In sausage, hot-daga, /a lt pork
1 j8*t raising with other county (JPt— A 10 percent Increase in Cheney Highw ay briilgi*.
lowing the Infantrym en in ths
and tho like.
rcskltnto U not dangerous, ha employment and a 18 percent
-.None of Omimi projecU U in fare of a wild storm of Nasi
NEW YORK, ~Rept. 8 - i d h said.
decrease In unemployment com any w iy connected with or being lire.
It would take a
champion,
s
Tho T idew ater
Aaaoe’at-d
Students and teacher* who dis- pensation payments was reported considered In connection with the
egg-a-day hen 100.000 y»*is to
lay enough egga to -supply the Oil Company announced Fridav •:*T tho -quarantine" ruling of Friday hy Chairman Boyre Wit- Ht. Johns-Indian Kiver Canal prol.
th a t itc tanker Associated had tha school brwrd will be asked to lisma o f tha Florida Industrial
hoy's b re a k fa st
e«L which recently was reported
Quantities of all foods th a t are arrtvad a t tha Soviet port of reranin out o f school until two Commission. Th# comparison I* f t
J»*k»onelllw engineer
Vladivostok
with
a
e
a
rg
i
of
avia
weak* a fte r tho data th a t the rule based on figures fo r the same office, Mr. lliggina emphasised.
being consumed are astronom i tion gasoline.
was violated.
cal:
period o f last year.
waa tho aecond U. 8.
Praise fo r R saford's municipal
Potato •#, 8,788. TOO. pounds; ta nThia
Prim ary Incrstses In amployk er reported to have reached
sco came tmlay from a visitor,
ment hava boon In construction,
’’to****- I* . 8*0,480! rvn pom ted Vladivostok stnea the govrrnwho w rote ths following card
shipbuilding and a irc ra ft Indus
milk, 8,470440 14H os. esnsi
ined to send g
to Th* 8anford Herald from Mi
tries.
buttor, 1.80440* poundi: bread. line t todeterm
Russia.
ami.
tt.87l.0OO poonds; spnlm to.Williams said on Increased de
"A s a passing visitor through
mand for industrial labor Is an
08S.SU an4 augur, 8,407.790
Ten negroes aro lo be rolled
ago waa
unda.
3EATTLX
Sept
1 - ( (»X_A ticipated later this year and In for the. draft on 0«f. 20. In Hanford two wseks
Ituiaiail m ilitary mission, which 1848 whan shipbuilding, aircraft structions from the state head much Impressed w ith your neat,
W kcrrsi moat hoos««jves think
CTY W EST. Sept. | —(At—
from Moscow Thursday tank and munition m anufacturing quarters of Ketcctivo Service, re dean, up-to-dat* municipal ioo.
• f cnudlm rato
1* < te rm .
nf
“•inch**" u d
V0uh««,- tho T ha body o f Mrs. Norma Morover t t a weekend, gets Into full awing.
reived by tbe local board to Wish to express my jp p reclalisa.
WaltoV BlackwelL"
day, its tad.
members will
Faurtk Covm A m qissrterm s v n a . #*. wpa found with a butto r davo thing* In a d lfN rm t le t wound la th a h eart. In the
111 two
iwv Ichartered
STUDEN T OKT
Questionnaires have already
leaving
-------re. T hu aa lt. th a t la kwing h ath tab o f h e r heme hero Frlbesn sen t out to negro men
TW O HELP AS SPIE S
' C o n n e r F raaklln Arenberg
PENSACOLA. Sapt. «r~(AP) whoae order num ber Is 1,600 or
r boots in
M .M * e ------she lo ft a u t i to bar hua- which
student*
received under and the board expects to
made____
the 1000
I
. __ they
__ ____
mile -F o rty -o n e
HAVANA, Sept.
« --<JFV—
Jt E tw w aa a d
dlree- t r 'a from tha Soviet capital.
their wtngs Friday a t the n a ta l sand out questlonnslre* to those Cuban polka Friday irroatad
a f Ibo Key W a it a r t gaiair station ksre. the largest group man whoso -num ber la abovu l
Walter Bruno Alfred MuehJtg. a
to ra ttle * promotion fat • alnglo 600 in the next few days, E. German, and Franelato Boisrana
■ ah* waa 10
dap hero stoat tha a lt station B. C arter, board secretary, said RosadlUa, a Spslnsrd, oa charge#
a h ospital. .VTT'
thia morning.
•f
Scttlimr Rail Strike
Up To White House
Pupils Teachers
River Valley To
Must-Remain In(.vWASiriS(!TON Si. B . Be Examined For
wOunty L Weeks
Un Hoods
Again Boints
O ut “(luarantine"
Rule For Schools
Survt'k 'Fo Determine
.1 u s I i f i eat inn Fur
Project Is Sought
fl
Vichy Objects To
‘Lying Campaign’
County May Issue
Bonds For Airport
«*•"
Second U. S. Tanker
Reaches Vladivostok
of the county Employment Is Up
10 Percent In State
Zoo Gets Praise
Of MiarnDVisitor
Russian War Mission
Will Go To Spokane
10 Ne#p-oea Will Be
Drafted In October
M . -w. C T irt1?'
Aawf,,’tfc
B ^ T O A r l j f e ''
;V
t'-l/.e'/ X j', , v iljjA
la
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�t
• •
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 0,
THE SANFORD HERALD, BAPtFORD, FLORIDA
pAoirwtJ
Effects Of A Long War
ford Herald
S N 'H >*— Ii >J
SEPTEMBER ■M ORN
feiDIO NEWS
Although we do not entirely agree with the father pes
simistic prediction* of Senator Pepper that if the Russians
can hold out until Spring the German* may be defeated
after another five years, we do believe that the defeat 1 1
the Nazis will require the combined effort* of the demo
cratic world and that the sooner Jt I* over the better it
will be for everyone concerned.
At this particular moment when Germany uppeur* to
bo aomewhat bogged down in Russia and them U considerable unrest in the occupied countries, an actual declaration
of war by the Unites! States would do more to undermine
German morale, strengthen Nazi opposition throughout the
rest of the world and bring the war to an early termina
tion than anything else that could happen. Such a declar
ation would be followed by similar declarations on the pari
SMfMSL S M I *
READ THE AD$
Alopg With U»b News|
Tonlghto P rsgf— s
.
#.-00 People's PUtXorm
1:30 Di m ball Scores
0:45 Catambia Concern Orchestra
7.00 UP News
7:10 jluolcal Interlude
7:15 Sports r Reporter
7:25 The Pled Piper Presents
I d i - K ls i ir i | M ( and the news
• :00 U it Parade -V
»«••'» 5: •
1:45 Saturday. Might Serenade
9:15 Febtic Affairs
0:80 P e w Clubmet*' •>>
0:41 Maw* ofltha-W *rtA • 1 0 4 0 Olson HUlar O reh eitra '
10:80 Dim s Orchestra
11:00 P H a s - m W
it
••rrh».f
1 1 4 1 Ch«ttd4-< flySlOh- Orshstfa
1 1 4 0 Carl • I M f -Orchestra
11:55 Press <Mtws
12:00 Sign Off
In the very same newspaper that tells of Senator
Pepper’s prediction comes the news that the Senate has
passed the $3,583,000,000 tax bill. This is what the United
States taxpayers are having to pay for the priv'degj of re
maining at pence and does not take into consideration Ihe
many additional billions which are being borrowed for fu
ture generatiomi td puy. This brings federal taxation to
the rather grand total of some 13 billion dollars a year.
Such vast expenditures for national defense, with vas
ter and vaster taxes reaching down Into the comparative
ly empty pocketbook* of even the pooreat classes of our
people, will become greater and greater as the years go
by, just so long as Hitler remains undefeated. It makes
Yl&UJB tO tf TODAY no difference whether Hitler wins the war In a few ahort
months, or the war goes on for years to come, our na
3L_j a I W A N D PENITEN- tional defease expenditures will have to be Increased. Only
jnCS ARK KILLED WITH when Hitler is defeated will It be' safe once again to .Aban
F L t- WUO D ID . NOT EX. don compulsory military training and our huge armament
P TO BE FOUND OUT: l<»
program.
.
*82:«!' ^
,OU ° Ut. Much the same thing is true of the other sacrifices
which are * already being made becauso of tho war and
which will Income greater an long as the war lAjta, re
to a--Hon* Riding in n gardlcvs of whether we get in it or not. Women have had
11 - Motor Truck
iq give up Iheir silk stockings. Gasoline is being rationed.
(F r*» Tbo. SatunUy Review of
Automobile production Is being reduced. Frigidaires, wash
V/,,
ing machines vacuum cleaners soon will be. Installment
V a a .IU a -in hornet* but ■ p o , v buying l-s being curtailed. People are being urged fo buy
JoNr Phaser ... ■
Defense bonds Instead of spending the money for the hix-
-fw w fa itte
P W
S e rric * -
Andrew Garraway
AGENCY
1U H PARK
P110NB 18
At Opr lockage, Store
' f W T 'W l K l M
B e s ^ lttg
LIQUOR
B r a n d y , Champagne*
Wine, Gin. Cordial*, etc.
W* Drtlrrr, .
Phooo SI IS
BAGGETTS *
Liquor Store
Mather Arcade
........................................ ........
‘
#
S f f lp r
dtwildrrment hr
N ce ju . ha nrngnli* th* pan hr
WHhchangfd p*n«ctW* which Ihr
prorl.l*..
doom appears foreehadowe.l
- .hte-otonc*,
Baking. backward
with
n
• H o l.g U n c e
flPAB Appears to
tU Donald Nalsoa
t.-a a ra e d i • •
Milage of drudgsry and tal*
relief with gasoline an.'
mat
t d here we ts s th* tables n ts i
ly-turaedv— r—r -r
yT dtoi of third dlm snslonsl r.-
•a o rta -
puts tha eart lx— v^ o r te .
^ w J r i t T O W : BELL
ta rs were going to relieve
>aa etcetera,
> o « haven’t bought
r driver* lieena* M t
orJJ. Now yru u k e uv
*»Ml«y and hi* FkrrH-
la oar favorita
nulla
wawf- bt Grand R»pUs
polteoman who war*
arrest thaw . T h a t',
rth Iota th# low— SRacard. Too, but will
to
Courtesy In Business
A great many magazino article*, a few books am] more
lecturea than ona can count have been'put out as aid* to
the person who Is seeking employment (slang for "hunt
ing a Job"), but very littlo has been done for tha Job givor himself, or herself, who is often deficient In a m atter
of fundamental thoughtfulnesa end pollteneu. This situs
lion Is referred to,by a correspondent who writes: "Throe
or four persons, I know, were being considered for ^hl« po
sition. After a pleasant interview with the head man ,ht
said to me, 'I'll let you know. You’ll hear from m
e/ That
navi
«•**«
would seem to be clear enoughs After somo days of wait
ing I learned from another source that the Job had been
filled, but I had received no notification one way or the
other. Is this sortwof thlng an accepted busineag practice7“
The answer, sadly enough, la that it often seems to
be the accepted thing. And it Is wrong. Of course, ther*
are circumstances. sometimes when a great many appli
cants are involved, that a definite reply to each might
bo cumbersome. Rut when a person in a position to hlrr
some o)ie for n certain position says "I'll get In touch with
you" or "YoO*u hear from me" it should b* a sincere pro
mls&.of exactly th a t Failure-in this m atter of simple
courtesy may be one reason why some business peopl*
GAINESVILLE.
Bap*. , A—
(Special)—In providing * .»a*imum of guidance and aaa lata net
to torn# 750 freshmen w ho IN*
By CHARIX * P. STTWABT *
ia Urn dormitories, UalesepMy of
lr Central Press Columnist
Florida authorities assign asm* ,.1 9 8SVSM separate Ingredlenla
rafuea to mix. and It's sasanUa)
ind..as an additional aid,
In H A V 9 'em mU and harmonise.
vats oat outstanding ,at»d
lala a pan being mixed
monitor for ooeh dorsal Ms
/T •
forcibly, w i t h
lion.
■
the addition of
T ^ 8 7 ^ a to d io U ^ w h 9 a A .j
:■ ■
;■
' ■
■
B
■
ludgod to bo «oek os to
j
■
■
■
.1
(oteoa
p*nd*nt ao4-upa, can th*y agrto a*
tetlow member* of one commit•Ion T T h at nm alna to bo d«mon•trattd .
Dut BUI. Sidney, Henry. Frank
and Leon, a re only five In number,
and this l e e board's announced u
a erven-man aggregation.
Well. Special Pptil.Vmtlal Lea**Lend Aaaiatant H arry L. Hopkin*
la a sixth.
Plus Bill. Sldnoy, Henry. Frank.
Loon and H arry are Vico President
Henry A. Wallace and Donald If.
Nafaon. hitherto OPM*s director of
pure ha era.
That makea eight, according to
an eighth Inf r i d i . n l to
w hale »UU to
remain s wvrnIngredUnl concocUonT
Well learn a*
pur new emerfancy D u p p l y
Priorities a n d
Allocation*
Board begin* to
get reaUy busy.
7:30
7:45
7:50
7:56
M artial MeWlea
Baaotall Scarps
Music Hoorn
E W r Davlo and the news
S no Boys Town
8:30 Air Base Program
0:00 Taka I t O-Awa— I t
0:10 fofasmbls WoekftcJp f
10:0' fUodlln*- sent Byuna*
Orchestra
Orchestra
A n d ao been— should b o
k e p t fo lly r s ^ a l i s d —
n e ed ed slier alions gbooMi
b o a a d o . a a d oom iortablo
h o u ato g p ro v id ed fa r th *
l m f l y .|; .V ,
IttMCUduhtfrajMBrf ■
;
Finn now gdeoa homo ownwri tbs opportunity to maka '
tfrety xwadod repair and
A n d e rso n -
Griffith
Fu n eral,
D irector*
•a s y aad oonveniant
monthly payments..
794 B. tad 8L
r*.' C
ry «fr*cUvoly.
IV y bavtn'l axad
LlhayVadteagieed.
m. Uval tb* whole Joint proMte'l-bawt badly snorted and ln-
M O N TH L1
I
YM E N T
P LA N •
Summer inn and wind
pUy havoc with hair
■na »kln and hands I
Your beadty dtoerroa
D»e care .th at, our
iperatora are able to
production boa***. Recrvtar•try U Wlbnooa sad Frank
ho** bolterad |b r Uw ra^uirai af th* w ar and navy da•nto rw y irttvely. Lean Heni baa apoken far dvUUn
•at raaconahte prtcao. intacoy* eonflictad. Nat much bod
vul the nimea of her gueata correctly repo
, Blessed are those who do not expect t
know everything, but who caU and leQ. him
t'Kfltlng event occurs to them, for thsy sh
noway paper in their town.
, . BUaasd turo-they who got thslr cony tn a
shall occupy a warm place In the editor's I
Blessed a rt those who.gooperaU with the
efforts ip behalf of the community, for .th*
-’TS
j****
•e
.« * z
.
j
« n d w luppUca. white atUl givr our clvtlteB popuL----Uv# on. haven’t pu
togathor
■ haven't lam ed with U>e r* .
Ih
tlilM MintUM
for.
TTHgr
' O' Vi• . ■ f t Ha w
vew*
r.r
4‘ l i t
AM e w y b o d y
The Editor’s Beatitudes
.T ,
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tr*
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4 ‘
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7^7)
• *. 44#<
%ATUEDAT, SEPTEMBER 6, 1941
T O
!fi
Social A n d Personal Activities
E L LQPRINE BEAL, Bod e ty Editor
-Social Calendar
T tte p k o M
Mra, J. A. Partin
Honored At Shower
l« s
P e r s o nai u
Mre. Picket Honored
At Surprise JShower
■ sr— — —
AT THE CHURCHES
Complimenting
Mrs.
R. B.
Pickett who plans to nova from
"
rd, Mrs. Charles G riffith
Mrs. M. L. Tillii entertala-
FU L L O O IP R L T A B M N A C L R
r « t . G - . *C. I l « m r , f w l w .
••Whtra jrouT# navtr a •tranf*r"
To lh* laft of Orlaado r«a<1 Ju*t
h#yon<t tho lavt atop-llfht.
Sunday;
.Sunday School. t ; l l P. M
Mr A. Wlaboldt. fluparlntandant
Our tilt-book li tha Word of God
tlrlnar your Dlblaa
Mornlna W^rahlp. l l :#0 A. M
Tha Hav.
Jamoa
ft. llaaklna.
taltntad youni mualclan will ba
• P^Aklrtf and ninglnf at tha
Uomlnff aarvlea
Tounf Paopla’a Fallowahlp. • «*
r. k .
t fiatu -% «jr:
xw c --Ki•
treat If you attand thla moat Intaraattna aarvlca.
Kvanlnc Kvandallatle aarvlca, 7 •$
P M
A anod. Ilraly profrim of »ana
pV9n|fll»m and flha
mualc
ftpadal Inatrumantal. Yo«-al and
•olo Bumban
M tN i (9 hy th«* paRtor. "Tha AOI'
%*r P o u n T **
Tuaadayr 7 «S P M Youth (tally a t
Tha Flrat Itaptlat «'hureh
\\>dn»a4ay M S »* M
Mid-waak aaratr#' Tba aataUa
will ba ronductagl br th* R*v
J«maa Haaklna at a church to ba
i
Carrying out the shower theme,
little Sue
G riffith
presented
Mr.
and
M„
Fred
H.
WlUlama
■■■
MONDAY
Mrs. Pickett with a large white
j
have
as
their
ruest.
Miss
Myra
j C W b o f the W. M. U. of
cellophane umbrella from which
jM ob. 0f W a/crosi. Ga.
l r F irst B aptist Church will
were strung the handkerchiefs
■ J * Monday la tha homra a*
which were wrapped in pastel
f Allows: '
Mrs. P a t Patterson left yes colored tissue and tied with pastel
terday for Tallahassee wh-re ,Ke colored
Circle Two will m eet at the
ribbons.
Mrs. Ticket!
plans to spend some time with was also presented with a pair
of Mr*. B. C. Moore, 000
relatives.
Second S treet a t I :Q0 P.
of fostoria bud vases from tha
V* fo r a to re red dish luncheon.
Dependable CJass of the Metho“ Circle Three will m eet with
7 J ta h .
rc tv ro o i 4 * Church a T which she ia prwal
Mr*. Boy B ritt, 200 W est Twen her with a corsage fashioned of from a vacation .pent in Duluth, dent.
tieth S treet a t M O P. M.
Minn., and the North -bote of . During the evening a musical
Circle F our will
m eet with sweetheart rosea and tuberoses. Lake Superior.
nursery rhyme game was enjoy
Numerous games and contests
M rt. M. N.
Cleveland,
2481
ed as were also numerous other
enjoyed
throughout the
Palm etto Avenue a t 3:30 P. M. were
Mias
C
ecilia
Truluck
plans
to
interesting games. A sweet course
• Circle Fire meets w ith Mra. P. evening with the prise of a string leave tomorrow afternoon
for was served by the hostesses.
P. Campbell, 2110 Sanronl Ave of novel beads being won by Miss Charlotte, N. C.. where ihe will
Those enjoying the party with
Betty Jane C onodi. -Tha gueata spend iotua time. _
n a e a t M 0 P. M.
the guest of honor wars:
Circle Six meets with Mrs. B. were then ushered into tha dining
Mrs.
B. E. Chapmaa, Mra. V,
Johnson, 1101 West F irst Street room where the lace covered
Mr. and Mrs. Myron F. 8mlth L Smith, Mrs. Frank
Halley,
table
held
the
gifts
for
the
honwith Mra. B. O. Melhvln as co- oree.
left this morning for Indians Mrs. C. L. Powell, Mrs. Ed Ward,
hosteaa a t 3:30 P. M.
Mrs. Fester, assisted by her and Ohio where they plan to Mrs. R. M. Mason. Jr.. Mra. P.
"•.The following circles of the
■pend a three weeks’ vacation H. Lansing, Mrs. E. A. LondonPresbyterian Auxiliary will meet -mother, Mrs. G. C. Slaughter, with friends and relatives.
Berg, Mrs. J. M. Leonard, Mra.
served a salad course to the fol
a t 9:30 P. M.
D w iiht Smith, Mm. >P. C. Smith,
Olrtle One. Mrs. L. F. Boyle, lowings
Miss M argaret Myers letum cd J r , Mrs. O. K. Goff, Mrs. G ertruda
Mrs. P artin,
honoree,
Mrs.
chairman, will meet with Mrs. II.
homo
Wednesday
from
Jackson
Page, Mrs.
A- h . Shoemaker,
CL DuBose. 800 Oak
Avenue, Blanche Partin, Mrs. J. F. Mc ville where she has been the Mrs. W. T. Woolley. Mrs. Nancy
• i t h Mra. W. E. Dobson a> to- Clelland, Mrs. E. A. Londonberg, guest ef Miss Marie Hawkins 3 rock, Mrs. Roecoe Taylor. Mra.
Mrs. Peggy Knapp, Mrs. Ray
a o ittu .
for a week.
S. F. Lemmond M n. G riffith
Circle Two, Mlts Lottie t aid- mond Lundqulat, Mrs. Slaughter,
and Mrs. Yillls.
well, ehalrman, will meet with Mrs. Ted Davis of DeLand, Miss
Mrs. J. S. Abbott and daugh
Mf». T. A. Ecklci, with Mrs. T. Edith Bates, Miss Betty Jane ter, Mrs. L. M. Rif fell, and son,
Corrodl, Miss Vera Lodge, Miss
J. McGlone, as co-hostess.
Archie Abbott, have
returned
- C ir c le Three, Mrs. Delay Lewis, Theresa Humphrey, Mias Louise frem Miami where they have
Tackard,
Miss Pauline Willink,
chairm an, will meet with Mrs.
been visiting with relatives.
Ifctl. F ra ile r on Cela-y Avenue. and the hoeleee.
Mrs. D. E. S. S tarr was re
Circle
Four,
U ' i.
F ranks
M trtw ether, chairman, will meet
Mr. and Mrs. Grady L. Dun elected to serve as president of
with Mrs. C. S. Morrison, Drramcan and daughters, the Misses the T. E. L Class of tha First
Peggy and Marguerite Duncan, B aptist Church at ths meeting
Q C lr tlc FWa. Mra. A. D. Fmith.
have returned from a vacation of the class which was held a t
chairman, will m eet with Mrs.
spent In tha Carolines and Geor the home of Mrs. J. A. Cunning
The Ruth Gordon W right School g ia.
ham on Thuriday evening.
W. M. Colbert, 810 Fuaat EJghOti-er officers elected Include:
tepnth -Street, with Mrs. G. il. of Dancing will open n ext Mon
day
for
the
new
acaaon
In
a
Mrs. W. 1* 8 louden mire, first
Biown aa eo-hoetess.
Friends
of
Mrs.
W.
R.
McMurnewly
decorated
studio,
it
v
aa
vice
president; Mrs. J. C. OelCircle Six, Mra. J . D. Woodw d f , chairman, will meet on announced thia morning by Mrs. ray will be glad to learn that she houn, second vice president; Mrs.
T U pt 22 a t the Buardnll Avenue Ruth Gordon WrWnt, instructor. Is recovering a t her home In the F. P. Rtnes, third vice president;
from In Mrs. S. A. Edcnfleld, fourth vice
T ie School of/ Childhood, a Langley Apartm ents
Chapter w ith Mrs. L. G. Hunter
id Mr*.
and
Mre. H. D. Da#ua hosteises. private kindergarten, ia conduc juries sustained in a recent ac president Mr*. A. K. Rossetter
,The Business ■
and
ted at the studio located on 917 cident.
was retained aa teacher of th 4
'■(The
IIU •Profc.*i,'r.ftl
•*»**“
class and Mfs. W. E. Ksder will
Circle will meet on Sept. 9 a t Oak Avenue, and Mrs. W right
hnrlotte
states th at tiny tenches hav* been
be the assistant teacher. Mrs.
• * 0 P. M. with Miss Ch:
Mias Virginia Calhoun, daugh Lillian Vickery was elected aa
placed on the lawn for the con
• 4 ,1 th . 800 Magnolia Avenue.
T he regular monthly business venience of the small pupils, aa te r o f Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cal secretary and Mrs. E. W. Stiles
m U tinc of tha Women s Society well as other rccrcatibnal fea houn. plans to leave Monday for as treasurer.
^ ....C h a rle s to n , 8. C , where she will
entire studio h a t Been
of Christian Serviea of th# Meth tures. The *........
The business session was pre
odist Church will be held a t 3:00 decorated In Ivory and dusty rose.' *nl*r J™ !"*?* i nn ^1" 8outh Caro- sided over by Mrs. S ta rr and the
Everyone from the ages ofi^1** Medical College,
devotional was conducted by Mia*
Pj ,M. td be ptveednd, by the
two years to 65 Is invited oy the
_ . , .
. .' , .
_
Margaret Ksder. During tne so
^ q a r d meeting a t 2:90 P. M.
Instructor
to
join
tho
dancing
1
.
1
W
«
Adams
has
left
for
Bam•
THURSDAY
•
•
cial period which followed Mlia
C.» *®
Kader entertained th s group with
( .T h e Semlnola Rebekah U>dr* classes which will begin enroa-,^*r*S f c j l L “" a E several rsadtngs and refreshm ents
-dm have IU flrat meeting fol ment on Monday afternoon . a t ^ ^ U
00
nelock.
The
kindergarten
«ntering
Carlyle
Milltaiw
Aeawere served.
ia tin g a summer vacation a t tha
III open a t 0:30 o’clock on Monh , win ,tU n d »«ho01
Those present were: M n. J.
£V o !*0 . F . M il a t 9:00 P. M. will
day morning.
^TE.»
1
“
A. Strange, Mra. H. Cummins,
Mra. F. P. Rlnes. Mra. W. Vf.
Mra. B. El Takach has had as Plxler, Mrs. Lillian Vickery, Mrs.
CADg r K ILLED
her recant visitor*, E rnest Mol- P. P. Campbell, Mra. Jane Smith,
nar and son, A rthur, and daugh Mra. Bterr, Mra. J . R. Lyles,
a a ‘ PENSACOLA
S e p t 6c -(A P )
ter, Mra. Mary Eda G rary, of Mrs. A. K. Rossetter; Mra. S.
K , A vtattew ' Oadat Lew Thomas
______
Dunnsllon, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Edcnfleld, Mrs. W. E. Kader.
YTeavar, 94. of Maumee. Ohio,
J L t Friday when his parachute
BERLIN. S e p t B .-W V -A Oer*°0 ’ Don“U’ Mrs. E. W. Stiles, Mrs. Rhoda
A sh ed to open a fte r hi* plane ■man spokesman took the view |
DaFunlak Springs.
Ewing, Mra. J . C. Calhoun, Mra.
a je e iin t lj collided w ith another Friday th a t tha subm arine at-1
__. __
Johnson, Mrs. C. E. Benton, Mrs.
during formation maneuver* near tack on th e U 8. daetroyer G reer!
W. L. Stoudenmlre, Mr*. J . A.
• Spencer Held 15 mile* east of
luat what
advocate* of fU**. ^ from N tw York w b lfi Cunningham, Miss M argaret Ks.■ y * i
i >Ini American
tau ra e n tte n
ta the ,h *
two
der and Mlaa Blanche Cunningbam.
war had been wanting.
I ^ l s t ^ o f lu o U *
-W hat Intereatad ua particulardn U ■_ m l . u u -w as th e Reuters t^eorge. Miss Takach will cooEntertaining in honor of Mrs.
Jam es A rthur Pxrtin of Oviedo.
a recent bride, Mrs. W alter Fesler
l „ was hostess
h n .r.a . on
m, Wednesday
---- t e .
evening a t a miscellaneous show
er.
Quantities of marigolds and
chrysanthemums were -arranged
effectively about the rooms In
which the guests were entertain-
PA GE THREE
S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D F L O R ID A
Mrs. Starr Is Named
T. EL L. Class Leader
Wright Dance School
To Open On Monday
-Elaboration on th a t
U hardly necessary."
remark
NEW ARRIVALS
Mrs. T. 8. Crawley and daugh
ters, Mary add Betty, a n Mar
jorie Ju n e Burdick have
re
turned from Jacksonville where
they visited w ith M ra C. A. Veley while Mr. C riw ley was In
Reeky ML N. C. ea business.
Mr. Crawley returned home with
them.
Rushees Are Honored
By Pi Phi Members
ANGEL’S •
EAT SHACK
Avenue Jwst Off 04
Ceaerm Avvaae
YOUR VAST* DEMANDS
THE BEST IM
| • LIQUORS
SSCOTCHES
WINES
I I SURE T O v a n
NICK’S
Fkcbfc Store
W and Mrs. F ra n k J . B aser
announce Ore birth e f t sou, Dud
ley H arris, on T hursday, BepL
4, In th e Fsrnald-Laughtoa Me
morial HeepIteL
be
alm a to
JIM
IIM HAS1
HASKINS
r f Milwaukee, Wlu.
SUNDAY
F all Goaput Tab*T*nclu
TUESDAY
Fbst Baptist Ckarch
WEDNESDAY
To bo
to r itevlrae a t I t d a
M-, * 43 P. M. sad 7:43 P. M.
The PI B eta Phi alumnae and
active members o f Banford en
tertained with u delightful morn
ing p a rty yesterday a t the home
ef Mlae
Elisabeth
L effler hi
Roue C eurt, honoring girls who
are entering Florida Btete Col
lege fo r Women In Tallahassee
and Stetson U niversity in De* tnd.
A rrangem ents o f Fall flower*
Includlaff tho sorority colors o t
vino a n d bins decorated th#
rooms whore tongs and games
wore enjoyed.
L ater la Um aternlng a “ fol
low th a arrow 1* treasure hunt
led to u n outdoor guides w h e n
refreshm ents w ere served la ptenle fashion. T ha lead coca-colas
were served frem a wheelbarrow
hi a novel muuaor.
Invited to attend Um
p v t a r h ln *
££l
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r.rtiro P A L
Ip c t f
It v f flr *
I l'O O
A.
M
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vie*. 7 It P II
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he
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f a i t h f u l t o h t m o t lf
T h u m i n I ’a l n n .
T ill:
Hiihjed
n % rri« T n i c a n i
LAKES U O innE
II. Martin, pntinr
Nundav Nfhoral 10 00 A M
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<’ U R l o i n . i l ft * \ n I n if
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l l n u n l n f S t . ’ ftft I t . | .
0 tni I* \ |
Hun,Is, Hrheol (:1ft A XI
Xlnrnlna Hsrvlca II ft* A XI.
WxIneftOey ovsnlae s.ry lrs 1:1ft
of I' XI.
tlftsdlsa flonm Hours S 00 la
n rtu a l
n o ° il n h o .
T h in
done
I ftft o'clock on T u t.d srs
snft
an th n t
th e y
m ny
h o « * * :ia r r » n r d
FrMavs
’ "My Utmoat fo r Chriat" wn.
t im l n N 4 4 n | o n h v it h o i r d v h ie h
"MAN"
Is
Ihs
aub|,cl
nl
Ihs
I.SSth* theme chosen ' for th* \V»-'
h a * h in l
4 j1r c i . 1 l
t r u in in g
In
II." snn-Hcnnun which will hs read In
men’s Auxiliary o f tha Preshy. I
t.'h rla t,
H rlc n tla l
trlicv
Ksrli
menu
ronlnins C h u r c h " o f
terian Church a t an executive i ,
---------enough
vitnmins,
proteins,
ra Ihrm iShiH it lh a w orM a n H u n d sr,
board meeting of th* auxiliary I J»mcs 8 . Haskins, ’’lali nli-l
N «ptem h»r 7
T h e G u ld e n
T c * t la
" lla h 'J d .
which waa held yesterday morn- radio singer ami musician.” will lories, etc., t" supply any man
Inn a t the chureh, under
ihe •>* In Sanford for a series of sor- doing tho ho,do.I sort nl labor. w h a t m a n n a r o f la v e lh a F a t h e r
h
a
th
h
.a
lo
w
a
d
upon
ua.
t
h at w* ’
If
you've
Imon
worried
about
chalrmaruhip o f Mrs. H. H. Mr vice* a t tho various c h ir rh t.,
ah,m l,I he c a tta il th * anna n f G od" ,
II was announccil this morning wh‘‘l Z " ,r
r »'*- »n" r »" (I J o h n 3 :1 ).
Caalln.
A m ong lh * c ita tio n * w h ic h «nm The motto. “ God In all -.hir-t - by Rev. George E. Ziem.r, who *'"P- Tt"’ Q uirterm astee Corps
well In hum) prlaa lh a l^ a a n n -B a c m o n la lh a fu l- ’
bo glorified fo r C hrist," waa -- also stated th at Mr. lla.kln*. ln> hi,, ............ ..
Inw lng f r o m Ih e lllb l* ; " T h a H plrlt
addition
to
being
%
preacher.
*»
j
"/*'•
k-rp
giving
the
boy.
looted h r th a year. Mra. H<
It-a tf h a g e e th w ttn a a a w ith o u r
Caalln atreaaed th a t tha y.-ar - s g lftn l organist, pianist nnd •b'' best
a p lrlt. t h a t w n ace th e c h ild re n of
vocalist”
tours* would be devlaed for
lin t- A nd If a h lld c a n . th a n h a lc a f
h a t,a o f G od. a n d ln ln l- h a lc * w ith
During tho past summer Rev.
dividual* "who hftld love In • h.-lr
GGKIIIIKIJi HAH) ILL
C h r is t; ( lln m i ; l l . IT It™ a a c n n d :)
heart*,’’ and th a t participation m llaaklna, with n young Methodist
T h# Iw a a o n -B e rm n n a lso In c lu d a a
•be work would b« V ' *
In- I vaeher, formed sn evangrlisllr
IJINIMIN, S e p t 8.—(A P)—Th* Ih e fn llo w ln g p a a a a g s f r n a Ik e
party preaching In ti e various Moarow rndio reported
formative and inspirational.”
C
h
ris tia n H elen e* T s i l h n n k , "flclFriday
in Tennessee. night, without corroboration from a n ra e n d l l a a l t h w ith K ay In Ih e
“ thodlat tchurches
‘
Tha m eeting covered plan> fnr.xlei
X
rrlp
lu re e " b y Xfary H a h a r K d d r;
Interesting w inter work for tl„ | I’rier to that he and Rev. Ziem any other source, that German
Im m o rta l m e n w aa a a d la rin d 's
nine drel**, and re'nerta o f lh" |cr, pastor of the Full Gospel Ta- Trtpagandn M inister Goetbela ia Im
aga n r h ta a . a v a n th a I n f la l l* a t varicui commiltes chairmen were ihnrnacla in Sanfnnl. hsd worked seriously 111 and -aufferlng hys p ra a alu n o f I n f la l ta X flad. a n d Im
knartL
|l" g o th tr In Ihe rvnngilisllr field, terical fits."
m o rta l m a n I* r o e a la ta n l an d r a a lc r n a l w ith I H al M ind. T h a s p i r
p i r n were dlacuaaerl for th- cliafly In the Southern an<l Mlditu a l m a n ’* rn n a c la u e a a a * a a d la thrve-dav course In Rlhl* S tud' western states
BALCIIEN
a
llv ld u a llly a r e re fle e llo B * s f Hod.
a m
. — conducted
—
u J a . t a j In
»V m
Sift a
tn
ho
In n#(llK/r
O etoher *'.v
Th* public ha* bern extended a
T h a r a r e lh * e m e a a lla a a nf film
th# Rev. R- J- PW* Of Orlando. cordial invitation to hear this
w
la U f a , T r u th , a n * L a v * . I m
WASHINGTON. Sept. 6 —(AT mho
o rta l m a n la n e t aad n e v e r w ee
Tho public he* been oxtended n gifted ...
singer end musician dur- — iternt lialchtn, well-known m
a
la
ria
l, b u t a lw a y s a a l r l t u a l a n d
cordial tavltotlou to Pttetid thc«-|l n f hta , u y
|n Sanford, Rev. flier, ha* bern appointed a cap
e l t r n a r f p t l 4 | » - I I . 14-11).
Zlemer concluded
tain In th* specialist reserve ef
the army air foreea, the W ar ORM* r o a v o i n sc w sfuo ok
Deportment announced Friday,
ami aaaigncif to duly In t i e sir
war plan* division.
■E L F . R g s r i C T
Presbyterians Hold
Executive Meeting
laH.kliig l ulii Je'wuw’*
• rrwwA
A cr-‘\%«| >f ftlrndlk people
A rr.m <| ,*f tl<»p.-| singing
riMki NArrirr r n ia r n
nii’ii Tin* Iiim iiv nr!• \» •11«*r*
»•n•I rntmiid i««tii*tl tin ,t !*n»p* of PA OLA fV K II.K Y % V M K T H O n tB I
m iM m
♦h*’«i* rn«”*-4*4 A n*nl Army m enu
* 'W ,W m , l 'h s |> l "
iniglif i*:tll f» r f>0 pound*
of
n-v n M llr n .l- I’s.lnr
h rrf. Ill p"ii tnl 4 i»f l i r n i |t ;|f»
Puna, v Hchnnl. I ft 00 A M
Prtmrking Ssrvtr*. II 09 ft g
piMintU of |intnhip 4 nn<l Iht* likt
M.rmnn
hr th . ps.tnr
^Alfhoiiifli onlihrrd t*n| w ill, at
T h» H ill* c h u r r h In i h s W IR
ha»» hn-n o\\ wn.
U ndo
Sum WOOS . 1 1 . n a . » sf .lr n m s l a s ll.
NP4tnl-o only 17 r r n h per m an
nor il:»v t •* «upply him with food.
S U 1 ITIBS u m
r i T ft ■>>:(,
J l*
F .- l
S ,,..n .|
P lr r - t
Thi* »-a ma
im»4niMi» tlir*iit(;n
H untlsy H rh a n l. < I I A M
purrhndON nn*l iho moat m«»«iern
r a m s w a r s h i p w ith U.
mciht^U of *ti>rin(F fooda. W are- I I Oft A XI
h«»u«oN un«|rr Iho rnipem alon nf
V. I' I ..
...
ft «0 I* >1
p tr .s t M s .lin e
: h i I’ \l
tho (jiiiirti*rni.i«lor Corps, arc l»K v s i ts - lls t le S .r v lr # . I.ftft I* XI.
catoil nil over tho country nnd
non n«*ri4hnhlo oupplioR a re atored
f ir s t r t i m r w o r t b r iit
in th»»m montha in adrance of
s c is jjm a T
Twrkee. |*m«t«r
T* 4 a n F * ‘ I !• 11 s’ 4 c f y I r r . o OO |*
\f
S u b je c t
4 Jsesfo 1*1.i n 4 » f *4.|I> A lt o n * *
T h e i ' h u r s ’ h m h» r e %*••• to I I I f i n d
--------^
100
Jam es Ha.'kins, above, who
-ings and plays the piano anil
trgan, will be heard at the three
•crvlccs of the Full Gospel Ta
bernacle
Sunday,
the
Rev.
George Ziim er nnnounreil today.
Mr. Haskins is u student ai li >h
J ’ ncs College. Clevelanil, Tenn i
lie will appear at o th rr chun-ht •
in Sanforil next werk.
401 T lln llio :
It e % II, \\
I I I l « | e s , 11....* | |.» 1.1 ,\
u
I ’r n r h ln g
I I oo A
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W P. Hrunk*. J r , p g iu r
Park Avo. at Ith Hlrret
IMiwilcr ia rahutU’il l»v th**
MnndRV
Sohtwvl f;4$ A M
p o u n « l 4 *u ii i i i i . I
1 H .IN 0
if
iV « » *
Marntna
Wnrahlp It A It.
n r*’
i |4«**|
Trunin* t ’nlon 7 P M.
Fv»nln« Wnrahlp I P M
T i * d i m p l i f ) r h i* fi* i* l i n g «*f t
M 'lft n e e d a v • • r v » r « 9 p
h
m i- n n * * .I t S r p i e ' l u i r . t i i o n
-»f l l » r
Kor phonre for tta« hard
f«»* .1
f lu * A r i m
• I iv it t(*4 it^ m * * n ii« heartnir.
up in»u 4|ii m iitK ’s su ffiru i.t f.,,
Vl*lt4»ra R’fknnin
WriinraiUi
Hie-* 11nif I
Mi,| »• ek
pr.i)rr
* III iwt i i it KMtift A
I ••III
H lii.'* - i l l ,
« ’ l» iir « 'h r w r^f e •
!•»*• V tl ■
’ : | I It • n |>
I II r i l l he* rw
Mu
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r*l l . i I lit % •».««!,
i l !• •lir. Hum- ••f the*
n r«—tintnl nfirr
l.ftftl tit ium# Hi#
>t*iiti ll i.t I*# |tr#>
.«•**! st vrry
klft'inlril |t|
. il l a l f d i i R f i o
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d lii l kiwl tsi r*
I I I M I M T I %\
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I I I I III II
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Mnnfft.r.l A i r Al I - 1 ti Hi
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Ends ToniKht
Double Froffram
need.
A rm y
m r n ire
n ro
p la n n e d
fh "
iM ii» r t r r n iM * ‘ t e r f » r
ahead
bv
Rev. Haskins Will
Sing At Churches
Adopted Babies Of
Lonff War Ia Seen
Dull Mothers Best
By Senator P e p p e r
EVANSTON, IIL, Sept. 0 —
Adopted babies born lo mo
ther* of low Intelligouc* amt falher* In inferior occupations
____
Elisabeth
turn out to bo so Intelligent ae.
KataUo T rue, RHxabetk
"Thera a r t h ro crucial fronts If n o t m ors so, then average
ryeo Whldden. Elisabeth In tho worid today." ho wld. children In th* population a t a
t a d MMs Leaer
-On* In la R am in and tho other
Tblo was reoorted Friday to
Is th* fro n t of United State*
tho American Pevchnlcglcal Asso
ciation bv Dr. Harold M. Bkeelt,
of the U niversity of Iowa, who
It o chance th a t th e w ar vrll!
baaed the finding on a study
of IntoQIgonco nuotlenta of adopt
m raU ttvo Cannon o f Mi ed Infants with known inferior
am i spefco o t tko m o w tim e bo- •••Ini historic*. Results, he said,
f m i m Mwt moot tog gad di»- led him to conclude that:
M arika Km-
rn o aa
th a t
L o n g f e llo w
■ % A r o illl
I.
II
It If Ift
? it h S»I r , ,
H .in A d t *. 1
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hi
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K \ g n g r I p M.
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M g r i'n
a a fa
H e l f Tfsupw , t t« ( h e n o M e a ) f B f «
m e n t m ii ii a h > < h a m a n m a> e lo t h a
h im « * lf
th*r k v A l I n g f^ e lln ^
w i t h w h i c h t h e m in d
c a n l»a
In *
A
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i C n n . l N M n l F r o n t p « g » lin e |
i l l u *7n «I n l ik i* « i i i n i l l • ( v i . f 1*11
r a t i net
R t**
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M nn<1»y H # h ra « |. 1 ( i A
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W o r s h ip .
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H r e w n l# # w i l l p r o a c h
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To u n f
T H f U , 7 00 I*
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i : v # n l n a W o r t h l p . 1 1 6 P . VI
T h # v * r1 f> u « r h u r c h e f E f t m u m
I n * t h # lr I n d lv ld u t a l r h u r f h ■ • rv fr# «
1* f i # r h R v l i x j r
Ifn lo n
K * r v l# # l d u rt r ig t h # R u m m e r m o n t h s . C h « r l # R R
M n r r l a n n w i l l I t a d lh # R a n g in g
Hunday after Trinity
9
Mr-». A II Mi Uanty,
win Mns
KL-aii r
Mormon, fllih
-rd ra 4l ' !• A
M
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Charles Morrinon »»f Sanf id. he for** Kvtnlng R«nrlc«. I 60 I* M
h rr m arriage Sept
The couple, after a wedding trip, will nn»k**
M iro a n r m n r n o r m u
llotlv Av#f\ii* Af ntith Htrvwl
th n r homo in Lake Wales, where Mr Meltaney i. ein|'leye,| « r l i
n#v J PI n#vr|«, Paalor
the Florida C itru. t anners Corporation
Pvt rvdav H v h r t o l. | 0 Oh A. I f
Sanfordites Are
Invited To Hav^e
Division’s Menu
H e t h a t rw w p e«’ t a h i m s e l f la
fro m of h e r • ;
He w h o * a m at
of
m a ll
none can
p ie r r e
• n n o u n ro d
la lr r
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I I * ’’
rar Advocates Said
- -Pleased By •Attack
ftvsiasrisss- « i T i& atv?£ r£ !r
occurred.
w hat h u
h o lo a f w h w n . r f U l n l n f
h l a o w n . h r l«»a«*« fh**
hnm aM *
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fo o l*
o r i h * p r r t m n t lt e 'ia p r a l n a o f
h y p r n r r lk * .
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A a t o o t h e r * ’ .___ M .* r y l i n k e r W d f .
M IA M I l e f t
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ON GOVERNOR’S STAFF
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TALLAHASSEE. S e p t 8 —
(A”>— Governor Holland Friday
appointed Hal Levthon, form er
managing editor o f the Miami
Dally News, to hla sta ff with
th* rank of colons). Leyahen now
I* president o f Leyihon-Badler.
Inc., publicists, o f Miami and
New York.
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Sunday & Monday
r r s f o r JiaMifUt
Forget the newt!
) Shake those blued
Lei tho Fun-shine in!
No m o re I m p o r ta n t d u t y c a n h*
u r f s d u p o n th o * * w h s a r e e n te r in g
Ik* g r e e t t h e a t r e
ef
life th a n
sim p le lo y a lly lo |k * f r h e a t e s s v le tlo n e .— C h a p in .
T n h a v # a raepaeft t o r o u rs e lv e s
g u ld a a o u r m o ra to ; s a g •» h o v e a
d a fa ra n c a f a r a tk a r a g o v a rn a e a r
m a n n e rs.
.. ........ ... — .1 -----W h a l h e . a a l a d lv ld a a l g a la a d
hy te e la g h ie t e a a a l f - r a e p a c tr s r
SEMINOLE COUNTY
Bayard Realty Co.
W alter L. Cooper
Colclough Realty Co. H. C. DuBoae
A. P. Connelly & Sons E. F. Lane
SALESMEN
Raymond M. Ball
Howard Favillo
Oadat LIVAMT
V lr tla t. DALE
RtymaadWAUWM
m .- .v - w
PATTCRtOM
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SATURDAY, SgPTKMRgR •, 1
TUB SANFORD
PACE FOUR
» 'n
i r t i o f A * hfitorle city w art i t ^ o r t r i to ..ft
tha retreating R m tU iu.
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| M T 'r U J l r i 'j Y
D M B B f t i ! ! XL\ : . W •
H n M a a -K.-AX ■ , • .t . t f i a A ' . r r ; :
JWnforecd by .eycr .1 of l . . t f.H > n ~ l o e U t o . d l . g - * * * » • / ? ;
the New York (llante profeaalonal football team troonred the
«i: xn Ccllr/a A ll-Stan, 23-3, In a rharlty tam e In Now York before
now playing
>arly Ci'.OO!) fan*. At Irft, George Franck. Mlnneeota eee■ now
Unf«r«r,
ir tha Giant*. la grounded by Lou DoFlIIppo (left) and i-------, ------
w T ^ . 'L .
E akU fN «u three
ye
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oi W rit V irginia. Jtannlng Intarferenen are T s
Johnny Blwnk, of W<
Leema'ne (4 ). Leland Shaffer. <*0) *"d N«Ue ,r *i**£'
but the second period,
-------- the G lint* *?tnf«d l**t J « if • 1 M dels t*
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,Nam«d aa apodal repreeaataf re el
tha National Dafenaa lledlatlo#
Board, Owaa D. Young will invaatb
gata laauaa la tha dlaputa betwcee
tha Vnltad Btataa Cypaum Com
pany and tba CIO. A t tba re itm l
of tba board. 3.00J ampl->yra Ir
1 1 p'-aata aadod ihalr Iwomjt-C)
•trik t. .
fa s W
M S s tf M ? •-jJ
maap. Bha aaM tha toned a«mv
mmya with n "rraetir apy” m i
tetod aa a lure to Induce uit ti»p/;«log aoldlcra to m e a l informs.ten-:
THE OLD HOME TOW N
By STANLEY
I L L C O V E R Y O U U P N O W V ^ T H *TW1
C A N V A S -A N P W H E N W E R O L L D O W
M AIN S T R E E T I P V d E - S E E “T H E N W V
W A T C H M A N YOU B I R O S A R E T O
T
M A K E A N O I S E L IK E A C R A T ^ /
c> c h i c k e n s / ^ /
AL,<5nk# f nW ALKER3 THREE
LAST AiKBHT BU T T H * Y ,
IW S P IC K IRON H P
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ahlcb eraahad lata a Hem palead, U fv a trre t and axptodad,I, ayraying bagging gaaolia
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at, 1, were burned to death
minor laJudea whan ha lai
ByJ. B. WILLIAM?
nay. you guvs- ^
HELP/ c u r t YOU
SEB tM CAUGHT
IbJ THIS MACHtoJB f
SHUT IK MACHINE
M EAN
.tB W tf ls s e
osprD ow nr tn m o
t h e r e l ik e
■riuwWU t r»*»i Offkt
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fireman and trolaatoara play hooea an thaam okUgw raekara iof tha A ray y a rra t ptaaa
o tt onit way
Tha flupyly, ftloritlea and Allocation Board, tha tap er tfaftnaa group «
'drcitlone on all deftnao maltera, meeta to Waihlngton for tha fln t Hit
Forrrit.il, undcraecratary af nary, nprasantlng Baa. ICnosi Bobart F
af war,
CTreaenllng Fee. Stlmaoni Laon Jltnderaon, prlea----------admlniatrator,
-----------and _
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tight, tra trd : Harry Hopklna, land-ltaaa admlniatrator
itratori WUUna Knndaan, director genera! of OFM|
Henry Wallace, chairman of tha hoard, a id fDonald Nalaoo, axacut|ra director a f tha board.
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T1IE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLUK1U/
SATURDAY,
om in
• K is s T h k B o y «s G oodbye"
kodbye” Is
ts
Fea tu re At R it z Tom orrow
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PROGRAM FOR WFKK OF SEPT
Sunday,
Don Am ath#.
"Rochndar**
“ WEDDINt*
• With th t fWa new tunc* added the fire new tu n ra heard In th r
h> a tiory th a t— waa . already p ictu re pro the product* » f th r
famed for Ita tnorrimmt,
MMiC-wvithtp ability o f i !m m ow
U o . Boy* G oodbye.’’ th e ' P a r t M ount • fIbn ■•• vy ra k a ■. of
the
B roadw ay i t » p com edy, arrive*
.^■■ Saad a a ^ .Aha a i t e . T h e a te r - for
Mr. S r h c r tiln g tr whu d ire lc j th r
comedy, a n d the rantidcrm blr lyrio-w ritm g talen ts of Frank l.o.-.
M r,'w h o haa penned th e v» nl« l<
m any, a h it num ber,
tn
ra*e
you’ve fo rg o tte n ,
S c h i-rttin g ir
happens to be th.) fello-e ww
w rote aoeh m em orable *ong.< r “ M e r^ u ita,” the niueic for ra.-h
pieturee aa “ One N ic h t of l.«»e.’
and m any other*.
T he none* which h a v
i>e*-r
ean e iK ta d .h y Om SXuuj «. S c h rrt
lin g e r a n d L*e*»*r ar* ’T>»e th.
B»p* G hodhye." “ Flnil Yeurerl*
a M elody,” “ Send in My 81)or*.'
- H I N ew er w ot a P*v i’ l'* tlv'
and- “ My, S ta r t.'’ No doubt w 'l l
hear there rung by t h r ly n n i
la ry n z e i a f Don Am eehe, Men
M artin, C onnie Borwt-11 and I t "
cheater, who. Inrid rn taltv , b- - i
dance t o go with it, ncr.irtin*
tn
Inform ation
re a -h in e
thi
deek. O f course, w r c v i nh-n r ”
p re t O scar t y r a n t , p iin i-. • tlr a
o rd in aire, to ticklo I've iverirIn hfal inim itable fa ih 'o n .
Monday— "K IS S TIIF. BOYS C O O lH n K*
Mary M artin, O scar U v i n t , (’o n n u i M w 11
(Lddi* And«*r*«m). AUo — IVti* Sm ith
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HILLS, ’ carlo* n ami M rtro N rw v
Tuesday, B argala Day.
|t«iul>l*
l*r»gr »m
HALL** with C esar Romern, (*»rolr Ijin ili/, \\ m
Juiif
i U * rm f- A i+ + —
.J A M
T itkl)U i> U A
lin K S
R onald Colman Sta
i “ /n M y Life W ith C
It,
I Ire ile*| a* one n f tlie h u g V
|| r f lm n lin of thi- y.-*r. Kmi il I *
j m a n * iiftt
1 I.i ff W lilt
| aro u n d ilw • t nal . ••-n t
I a n t'fli'rii I mi • • i* 1 *:•
j* »« u** Ir.iifirv
Wi l l i
i n «imc \ • 1«
I •• nltiif
1*\ « 'i • •• *•
, h»n*l lltw ’it !•* i'» • M.it •
S• m m l *
re tu rn e d
lit I h.ij.l« i«t
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.h er
W fdnatday, T hursday— “ MY
w ith Ronald Colman, A nna l.v
Roland anti Reginald C ard en ier
ami Universal News.
Fiitlay. S a tu rd ay — “ RETURN* O F PA K IE L ItflO V r t . i.
Bill E llU tt and n«-tty Mile*. AI*o—“ I WAS \ l'i;l.a iN .^ U
ON DEVIL'S ISLAND.*' with Sally Kiler*. D . m !,| Nt
Etlward Cianelli. Ihrk C urtla and Robert \ \ m u >,!,
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\ n n n l a • I »vt v nn-l
I i lit il It l ;t > l i f t t» » I*
f- ii n
, I run! n« tin* w t f f . wit'i * •*
! W i n m i i |! f r i lift
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, f a t h e r anil R i tf iin M I . te.•
| "*IT'lf»T rf ITt.l t.. I ,t • livtt
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NEXT WEEK’S CASTS
•lene
Dimiit .
hose d j y s ami
n t c r e v m g wht
Claire
Jo* I (ire n l
l»r
Ma.-tel
tiu isa a rt
Cnmmai'dant
Julre
DANCE
Lily Brawn..
Duka, McKay
Joe Brooke
Ada . ..............
D IL L E L U O T T haa hta bxJvd* m ore th a n fu ll in thia acena from
“T ho R e tu rn of . D o n k l B oone," a llrrin g a ctio n d ram a com ing to
Dm R iit T h e a te r, n e x t F riday a n d S a tu r d a y .''
“T H E MOST a e tru n d in z story ai limn n n know anil live to
M the billing given “ I W in A I’lrieoner on Devil’* l* lan,|" coi
to the Hite T h e a te r, next Friday nnd S a tu rd ay . Dunnld Wood*
Sally E ller* head a fine cast.
f Lambert, Is Named THE OLD HOME TOWN
R«I<i I(«nJ U $ Pjv *'I OP t#
Mae. Brandon
Bromberg
Mr. Newmeyer
Umpy
Moon. ...... . ..
Vivian ..........
C o o k - . .........
T u rn k e y ---------
lieraiilt
llri.-n n
Q uarry t h r u . I
tinvi-riior
II Al,
.Carole Landi*
Coear K em rto
William H enry
. Juno Story
J . E dw ard
srum en K usain
F ra n rl. \\ ..Ik. r
William lla a d e I Ta« C ille rttir F uller let* lim e ll
T rudl Maradun* W axuer
T»m t u rl. r
Hut* C lark | ||rndrr*<in
Kdtnund C.ibti
Frank Fanning I M rlindi and M nhldu Rodik T w in.
By STANLEY
MINERVA, ALWA.rr
A C T S U reP W IS E P D FX A N D . Bept. % — (Special)
— P ro f.' Then-,*! P.
L am krrt.
youngeat. m em ber of the ficd lty o f th o S tetaon U o lre n lty Collego o f L aw t .ha*,,been..appoint-
E V T M I F vftX J D IO
P U T T ^ O S f f ie o < K S
IM -THE R O A D - y
; ANO W ORK /
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C;FAST///r
e/h
•d to tka^o ffk ^^ o f.p fV 9* ^ *
d e a n ,; | | . waa a n n o u n c e d . today
by PrdaM ec^ JT*. A . A J k n - T he
8 » -y e a r-^ d I M t t achelar .w ill
rs s A rw itijjs s
who
roalgnod
fro m Abo d e aa 'e
-----aUernoy-fwnerel af
Ida.
. n W w the otm ort confl
to Profetaer l U tberfa abQi
a brilliant loader a ad taa<
f. Proaldaat A llrt declared la
: « w ra
neforo Joining oar .law
faculty a year ago and Jibtca
feu
CharactfiH in the Play
rSB&l “HU
Mra. Whit
spend on a new
ttiM S tJ o a U fM
T W O W E L L 'P L A C E D R O C K S /A t T H E R O A O
OAVE M R S 3U L PH U R O B R IM S T O N E S BOARD/AdO
H ouse
im m U)
it s
W j w t e r s o t> r> cr o e c a o b a o h t o p a v
Act 1, Scene 1
Mrs. Dlaek
Black enters store, “just looking” for a su it.. .ary
suit. Tries three or four departments. Tries on fifteen
or sixteen suits. No lu c k ...“had nothing special in
mind.’’ Leaves store baffled and exhausted ... and
empty handed.
a
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Drive For Scrap Metal Launched
Over Florida By Defense Council
TALLAHASSEE,
_____r S»pt. 6 —
end copper arc all Import
(Spodal)—A auto wlda pobUcl- ant^ and Mtlvaga of th**# through
‘ . ,d a a lir
choiuMl*
aboald
atimulated on all
__ __
ib o u t tho farmyard*.
3. Encourayw amall plant own
er! . and vlndivlduata U gather up
and m arket aertp th a t In many
c u m baa bran lying about th tlr
premier! for a long Urn*.
Every cor brought to th* dealt n tbrcugk o ar u fo rt* will furntih vnoagk a m p fo r a llgb*
raimoo; SO c o n aomagh for n
tank. E tc h c a r aboold yield abmit
However, D ln rto r Burr pointed 1,000 pound* of troa and »to*l
with cmpkoaU that (ilk wmt- a m p , SO pound* #f olumbiam,
*M apportl. tin foil, tin con*. 60 poond* of copper and tp u a
(crop and other valaabl* **«onm m a r I k h i all appear to bo d*ry materials.
a*t*wtol**Wklg>. u U not prnctlcai to aohrag* *t tho present
Act I, Scene 2
.Mrs. White enters store. Consults newspaper dipping
in handbag. Steps promptly into elevator for third
floor. Tries on suit she saw advertised. Likes it as
much sb she thought Bfye would. Buys it, and leaves
store, radiant with success and satisfaction
Tnis play has a moral. Consult these columns for your
best buys! They will save you much tim e... count
less steps. . . and a whole lot of money. '
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inhere S lip
Schrader And
[SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
Into Champion Riggs Ready For
l Throne Easily - Ndt Semi-Finals
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By JUDflON BAILEY
7 * NEW YORK. Sept. * - < * ) T b . New York Yankees h are
.. m y quietly and sedately alippad
fata the throne room o f the
: American
League a m in
and
f e t n a a d over beaebell’a September
' apetllfht to the .Brooklyn Dod■> gars and BtLoola Cardinal*.
Spb There la something am atiag In
■IjlUelf In the way which t i e Yan> kaaa b are come to regard the
pesaaat aa their personal proparty. To other clubs It Is tome*. tPTng achieved rarely and to be
t 'fpakbreteed riotously.
. ' R r t U Um Yanks the- pennant
v fa }u«t a flap l i s t , flic* from a
pale In ecnterfleld in their ball
perk and U earned, like dividend*,
by diligent effort through Um
f t t n k r m son.
. ' a i r i l y Keller eapreaaed the
altitude of h i. teammate* today;
"Aw, this doadn’t mean any
thing. I t ’s winning th a t MriM
ncr,\ month th a t counts."
Thla Is tha twelfth champion•hip in St year* for tho Yanks.
They won i l l during th* eight
, years th a t little Miller Huggins
a t tl-eir helm and now they
i won Mg for Joa MeCaithy
i ha took c h a r t, in 1931. In
five sta r* In which McCarthy
led the pcnntnt, hla • tea m*
ibed second four tim e, and
year were tUrd—Jm t two
aa from pi# top.
eOarthy baa been auffering
i a gall tlad d er ailm ent and
not In Boston yesterday for
l b . Raet IU II (EH ) of tb .
t c l t h i M l Q uarter (BW 1 - 0
of tb . Soul h u n t Q uart.r (BW
1-0 of (M tU . Tweuty-nla*
(t»). Twwnohlp Nineteen ( 1*1
Booth. l U u . Thlrty-ow. < » ) *
OKEECHOBEE. IWpt. 0 —
Kant, ro o t!lo in . 21 k TM. mxro •
' UP)— T k rra o cc n p .n tt o f a milk
o r Mm . m to .t. \m Seminole
C ouatr. n o r U a
I I r a k were killed F riday when it
1wa* htrnck by tha S iiv ir Meteor, BaM property to bo to ll t . MtlrfT
. I.r m . of .aid final I k i h and
f a r t Pc a board ttru a m 'ln t <,pj«etm tk
aobjort in a f.rat m o rl.a.o to th .
g er train, a t a grad* fre ttin g a FEDERAL LAND RANK O f CO
LUMBIA.
, Mile and a h a lt eat* o f here.
W. HERBERT MfeSBElL
« T ha dead were identified aa
Aj Mporlal M .attr.
Mra. C harlotte MeI<endon. her
daughter, Mra. Gladys NeUnn.
EDWARD CONUER. Addreea
and Ed Newton, all of F ir t TOUnknown;
By R.J. SCOTT 3
N U M B ER S oF
M U SK OXEK,
K CAPTURED
NEW ‘ (YORK. S e p t 6—The
national
tennla ehamplonahip.
ground through-to the acral-final
stage Friday with Bobby RIm *
of Clinton, B. C., and tall Ted
Schroeder of Glendale. Calif., scor
ing Im presalr. vletariea to round
out the men'a field, and Helen
Jacobs of Berkeley and Mra.
Sarah Palfrey C ook, of New
York winning In th . women’s
Ha v e
W
leg a l
S S ffl < akeh
n o t ic e s
JS fW n Ju lU M IY A K
ISLAND,
8-4, 8-3, 4-8,
8-2.
Bobby
B
*««
smooth.
BehnMdar gained the distinction
of defeating B ryan G rant, Jr. m
w tp t might have been tha A tlanta-,
veteran's final appearance in tho
rham planibip. A flea -lo sin g tho ■
firs t set In a baseline duel,
Schroeder stormed the net in
heat down his gamo little rival
by scores of 6-8, 8- 1, 6-2, 8-3. !
G rant was given a standing cheer :
by the crowd as he left the b n (
(tedium for w hat h r swore wus
the ts s t time.
Miaa Jacobs, gunning fnr h rr ;
fifth women's title at the r i p e 1
tennis a g . of 33, looked plon.y ■
good enough to beat the field u .
fha out-larted D nrotfy (lumly of
Santa Monica, Calif., In a furlou*
aacond set to win, 8-3. Il-tl. R o n O S lD I
Theirs was the day's only real
thriller, Miss Jwcobs coming up
from A 1-4 deficit in the deciding
HEAJL
M t to eliminate her youn^rr
,
vHdrf'foW
P
And hard-hittintf opponent.
Mr*. Cooke quAlified to niert
H A »M E
MIaa Jacob*, h er old Wi^htman
tu p UornmaU, In todey’s «rmi-
Fo r m
Of GREAT rtERDS
ttsttsYtei.lffiJKi: Stealng Of Grid
IMg 111.* ft Noctb 8 t» l ft
We»t of BE Corner of BW 1- 4,
Section II, Towaehlp 11 South,
lien.* II IMet. run N 11* 4 ft
W 14* ft. 8 118.4 ft, E 111 ft
1 Acre.
Lot 45 Fort Mellon.
Lot * Block 4. Whitcomb'.
1.1 Addition to tlaaaam.
Wm I 104 1-4 ft. at th* 8 H of
lo t II (lee. H 1 .cry) Hi
Joeopha.
l o t . 1 and ». Block I CanG > U M C )L H A O R O N t ^ R E E
j3
3
iI
**lot. 1 * 1 Block » TMr 14,
HemtnoM Park.
W H Acre of It 4 A err. of
• NH of BW 1-4 nf NW 1-4 nf
BW l- l Section II, Towneblp tl.
South, Hang. II Eaet.
lo t i t Froele Addition to Al
tamonte.
HH of BW 1-4 ofB R l-l of BE
1-4 Bfrllon ,JI, Towneblp 11
South ftana* si Eaet,
EH of NK 1-4 ofNW 1-4 a t NE
1-4 B M tlo n II. Towneklp It
South, lienee i t J 8taL-------- . .
NW 1-4 nf NW 1-4 Bee. iJ.
Twp. 1. Baulk. H II B.
Trueteee of T b . Interne! Improve'
meat Fund of t h . 81. 1. of Florl
da.
Ry. O. P. HERNDON.
Agent Tru.teee I. L Fund. Bomt
•ola County.
S M M B u T l / 1 ) HEAR E'ffERSBURq.CALlFq
|$ PROBABLY -fHE LARGEST IH -fltE WORLD -
I
O U C U H f l t L l H C t BEFORE BRAHCHlHf4. 2 T F f . 8 lK.
| m! !.o«f,Muf..?)*klaN» Irt.W.Uf^fllrtNMj jSPPRR ffAA PD t, I Il S Ff* wb—
c h a n g e fo r better
Players Offers
Ni c e Problem
IRKOAt
mt tumiit
W llaw . BIT M >4 >M Mai • (
tkli C o i r t at ( M f u i 8m. Ib . I i
Countt> nortBa, thla lb . iBtb
day at aubu. i . a. d i h i .
a
C le rk . 1
N A S U V lI.b ? , Rrpt. f l . - w Southrantprn Conference Commit•U ner Mj&« ^Connor jc ttc rd a jr
h id ' till* r|UeetWm placed erjuarely In hla lap; W hat action if uny
may Mi ta k .n when a frenhmnn
footl alt player cjiicta uno ifiall-
Dr: A. M. WEEKS, D. a
( O f f k ta l S e a t )
NOT1C8 I* IIBR 88 T aiTRM
that > i f M .1 .lection will b . b«M
I . tk . c u r . f BMford. n o lle * , at
th . city 11.11 at MIC C ttr am tk .
(bird Tuesday I . September, 18. 1.
tk . Mm. balag th . U th Car at
Hcptembcr, 1141. for Ik . purpoM of
• ubmlttl.g, to tb . qualified • Motor,
of Mtc city M Coflnod by Cb.ytor 1I.SI1. No. 1111, II.UM 8111
Mur fere, th* following quoatl.n:
Shall tha I b r o r - M e - M e
Memhoro of th . City C ta n l l• In. Of the City at BaIlford.
Florida, b . .McMd for a 'fa rm
of two yoara by th . Cnly
qualified voter. of tk* CUy of
Hanford. Florida. In aacordtnr* with tha prorlalon* of
an ACT peered by tba La.lol.tar* of tha mala of Florida
In 1141.
The City commU.1**-** tk* CUy
’’o f HnnfofR Florida, kaa appointed
and d « lg n at *4 W. K ..W A tlQ N ,at
Clark
and
Mr.
MARCIA ITKT
IIAIINKH. Mra. IRAN B. ADAMS
and O. H. TOLER a . Inspectors at
•aid flection.
Tb* poll, will ha op«n at 1:1*
o'clock A. U. on th* day of said
• Irctinn and cloeod at a .n down
on eald dal*.
IN W1TNEM WIIBIUOOF. I her*
hereunto eet my haad and tha
• •■I of th* City of Re.ford, Flori
da. on thl* 14th day of August.
1141.
w . c . h il l . _
A. Mayor of lb . CUy of f e a f e t l
Florida.
(OFFICIAL BEAL)______________
t i l l , to tb* bill of compuint filed
agalnet you In tbs C trt.lt C o .rt In
end far . SemtnoM County. Florida,
by Evelyn Conner, the lam . b r i ll
e .a ll for dlvorre.
Thl* order ehell he p.bllehed
•eee uuch e n t fur fw r r w w r v
tlv . week. In T 1IK MSKUKD
H 8 RALO, s new.paper publlabod
in nominal. County. Florida.
w|tnone my official signature
and thu etal of aald Court a t tunford. Florida. Thla Sopt >. I» 41.
a P. IIBRNDON.
Clark circuit' Court;
By; A. M. WEEKS.
D. C.
(Official Boal)
IN COCRTW J P I M in
COt'RT
SBISIkOI.fi COUNTS, FLORIDA.
ESTATE OF I1A11RT W. IKMITON.
TMcaaaM.
n o t h *: o r s n u i s i i r a A T o a s
■ALB
N O T IC E IS
IIK IIK R T m V E N
t h a t th * u n d V re lg a ed . a* A d m in i
s t r a t o r o f th * E a ta le o f H a r r y W .
H o rto n , d r e e .r e d . w ill s e ll a t Ih*
w e a l d o o r o f t h u C o u rth n u e a a t
H a n fo rd , H a m lanl* C a a . t r . F lo r id a ,
a t l l : « . o 'c lo c k In th * m o r a l e s . " n
l h a I t h d a y n f O c to b er. A. D . 1141,
th e f o llo w la g d e s c rib e d re a l p ro
p e r t y lo c a te d In B em lnole C o u a ly ,
F lo r id a , lo - w jl i
E H s f - N H 1-4 o f NW 1-4 o f
S e r tlo a I I . T o w a e h lp t l
B.
lia n a * I I E.
A t p u b lic e a la f o r ca»h e n d s u b je c t
to t a t e n a n d lie n s . I s Ih* hlgh**4
a n d h e e l b id d e r.
D a te d a l H a n fo rd . Flo rid e , th is
l i b d a y of K e p tem b er, A. D. I1 4 t,
H O M E R W. W IltO H T
Aa A d m t n l . t r . l n f
' - "IN la lh
of ll.f.ItT
XT.
IIO l.T O ::, d j -
Jarda, and about tL . performanc.
M of hla own player* whom hu
baa not tern work In more than
a weak.
A faw t f them —Ernio Den‘lam, Gerry Priddy, F r;nk fro lettl and other* who live n r a r ttraggled In to look for mafi
that had
accumulated
during
J elr long road trip. Mont of the
player* itayed a t their hornet,
However, end th ere were no plan,
for a part*.Ilka m oil t t a b t i t t i f r ^ y wrIlt , f:o;
to let o ff atoam. Jo# DIMagglo Jy feethraan .
^ 2 * ^ .
Involved,
f . H K A K DO N .
t h . o h n ro C o u rt.
MARTIN BEflAL
P U I n l lf f * Attoruor
T o n a r a h e re b y c o m m e a d a d a n d
r e q u ir e d la a p p e a r
O c to b e r *.
S? vM BUM
h . b est methodical Frankie B arker
of New York, the clay court king,
t h . - 8 . a r . r 4 H e re U f t . h e re b y
m | u iM
aa I M
M n m w
ia
w h ic h t k J . o r f » r e h a ll b . H * llalw d . a r e a w M h fo r f . w • * • • M allV * t H k l
In
• eased.
W IU T r iB L IA -W a U q llT 4b W H I T
F IE L D .
Tbs Metcalf Dulldlag
Orlando, Florida.
Attorneys fo r E state.-----— ~r~~
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fo r
i
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l i t
L U b n i
b e w in o l b
i,i
re re i »
c o u a m r, in
rilANCKEV.
D o itirriir d h v in b i p u iaiirr,
v s.
A ltT lltllt a DEVINS. Defendant,
OHDRIt OP I 8 UVICH
Tim Htale of Florida;
Tu Arthur H Irevloe. 411 Avaau.
N. Ilri-ihlyn. Naw York. ,
It le hereby nrdtred that you
ore required In appear on th* (lb
•Ivy of Irrlatirr, A. D. 1411. before
the above e n tile d Court, In tba
Hill of Complalal fllr.l aealnet yaa
In Ih* abov* antitied caua.; .a d
l Out or 3
Yoantf Men 30 I o n
l a v e D tf e c l lr *
¥ya
tieealeatMe and m «VwM
DU. HKNUY
McLAULIN, JR.
LIQUID FERTILIZER
MODERN AND PRACTICAL’
---HY-TROUS—
**A IIALANCED DIET FOR PLANT LIFE." Does
not burn roots or |g*Te*-<Write for full iuforaa-
printed and pubIMhed la Baaf.nB
Mamlaol. County. Slate of Florida.
Dun* and Ordered at Retifnrd.
Seminole Cpunly. Florida, thla I l k
day of arplrmber. 1141.
____
a P. HERNDON.
f i e r f 0 A3fMA»J
C le rk . C l r r a l t C o u rt B o a e la o l.
rouaty. riorkM.
(Official B rel) .
9P l W e P M M nw t 4RljA-
i t M t S f l C i ----- t A
n n
dbuvebt —rnoNB
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WINES - GINS - LIQUORS
no
BILL’S PACKAGE STORE
Classified Advertisements
i u i p iT o v M , r r c
-a *ac.e;
"hSSJS'T.i
erdere lubacrlplldtie. 11u ml red (
of dollars are .p en t for them
sack f ill Olid winter In th i.
vicinity. Instructions and equip
ment f r a . Guaranteed lowest
rate* OB all periodicals, dome*.
tie and foreign. R epretent lha
olden t m agauna “agency In th a
United Btatee. fltert n growing
and
perm anent buslaasa in
whole o r apare lime. Address
MOORE - COTTRELL
In c *
**»A North Cohocton,
DRAWER B. NEWBERRY, FLORIDA
Expert Repairs
I*red by th . Circuit C u r t of Mail- i
noM C a n ty , FlorMt. ta chancery,
aa 1k . Mb day of September, l i t I.
la tbat ccrtalq caua* therein M ad
ia s wherein FEDERAL
FARM
AtOItTflACJB
CORPORATION- la
plaintiff had II. ■, RUSSELL and
IIERMlNA RtAMELL. Sto wtta. .4
aL ara d.ftaAaato. tk . aad.r•I.M d aa gpMlal M u ter w ill
wltkln tb* legal hoare of aaM o*
Ih* (Ik day a t October, t i l l , at
tb . freak dear o f-tb . C a r t H a s.,
•f Semin.I. Ouutly. Florida, la
Saafordl Florida, after far aaM
and Mil ta tka hlgkaat and b u t
bidder far caah, Um following danorthed M e piMan and parcel* of
lead altwal* ia Bewtlsel. Cauaty,
Florida, lo-wltr
..* •
n>a Wm I Half IW R) of Ikk .
O u t Half (MH1 .1 tb . Marik1 wm I Quart or |NW •-«> at Ih .
■autbwMt Q uarter IBW t - l l
end U . Went Half tW H ) *f
Our shop is writ equipped
lo make anjr rrpalra on
furm machlnerr, IraUefe
or other cauloment.
DISTRIBUTOR 1
vMiil Supplies
Irrigation Sxate
its Repaired — Expect Welding
P a c k in g H o u s s S u p p lie s a n d R e p a ir S e rv ic e .
and GEORGE STIN!
STINEMACHINE&S
By PAUL ROBINSON
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SANTA CLAUS'
E Y E H IT ttg V /'
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1
lO H A A j
DLOBED
MAN
SO ta On
year*, C are fa r cow, ehlekem.
yard, garden, tie . M ust be
clean, noneat, dependable. Be
ferenee* reaulretL Apply 109
MB1T I 0 US • M IN - Manag*
sm all mavis elntilte Beaford
d lc tric i
80 %
gommlail, n«.
M O - llf i'.
monthly
pomibt*.
E u rtU est future. Cer _ n e e re -
W A N T E D ^ ', /
.
r j - H i i f p - '. O -
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Sanford In Tho Onto rontr.il
Florida t ilv Affonlini; Kail. Ili^huajP
.\nt| Water Tran-pori.ttioii
A N I N D E P E N D E N T N E W S l'A I'E K
EaUhliahed la 1908
Skipper
Over 100 Jews
Are Arrested
By Nazi Police
SANFORD, Fl.qHIDA, MONDAY, 8Kl*TEMHKlt s, 1!M1
Talmadge Cites Auto Offici
Objections To Urges Lifting
DeanOf School Of Gas -Ration
—
2 Prominent French
Lawyers Are Held
A s Hostages B y
• G e r m a n Officials
q
Seized In Paris
Stern Measures
Are
Result Of Violent
^ F r e n c h Outbreaks
. BBS U N . 8opt. 4 — (AP)
—H aadreda • / . j . w , la 11. a• v t r received notices today
** t n n a U their homes withA .r .
TWy ir v per*
• ■ I tl * ! to taka oaly tka “moat
. object* aad f» raf
ter*," aad wcra advised that
Mta rem ainder of thair proparty would ba aold aad th*
g r a t s i t e (arnrd over to t l a a
f f } » • gtfan_U ai»."
VlCIIY,
U n o ccu p ied Franc'
M o re thnr
100 Jews and two prominent
Iro ra h lawyers were rrnort'
e l to have been • seized a r
hoataires by Cerman occu p a
tlon authorities in Paris to
day because of attacks o r
members of tho German ar
Among those arrested wrro for
* J oat If a Minister
i 'l i m
aad Thoador V aknsl, for
----- daputy, both described a
Jm .
• New outbreaks of anli-C trm at
t en er teo w«r» r«portal Stfnday
t o o Faria, aad authorised poor
c to -ln Vicky taid they w ere bo
in* directed from Moeeow, In dr
i fore* Germany |
ttoep* from th* Ra*
fr*M to restore order L
net*
u ssia n s Guard L en in graol
A g a in s t P o u n d in g Assault
- #
Phonograph Was Ta General Manager Of
ken Of £Ciinn Eat A. A. A. Says That
ing With Negroes, -Small Amount Of
Governor Declares (ias Being Saved
iS S l
IJeut. Comm.
Laurence U.
Frost it skipper of tho Greer,
first U. S. warship to be Involv
ed la an e n p g e m e n t with a foret*n craft In the present w sr.
The destroyer
dropped
depth
charges a fte r a torpedo attack
by a submarine in tho North A t
lantic.
ATLANTA. S e p n T t-O P )— Gov
em o r Eugene 7 a Image set off
another dispute in the Hoard of
Regents today when he objected
to the appointment of a law
school dean teenu—■ he ”l- one
of those hoys Mini had his pielu re U k d i eating with negroes.”
Talmadge oppo-rd tb«- prom o
tion of Prof. Henry 1.. Shinn In
dean of a university taw school.
The IP>vemor u|>part-ntly rvf e m d to a picture taken at n
dinner *Wen by the Athen-* lira ft
beard to nej?ro«M called into th«Army*
M rrn objection* were made
to th« chief executive’* recoin
menriation, Talmadge called
n
meeting u f th** education conemittee, of whuh ho i* chairman.
The board meanwhile fee eased.
Rotary Hears Officer
Express His Con
fidence In Service
Declaring th a t If the Army U
left nlone to pursue policies In to*
tw ining and disciplining of m tn
which experience over 150 years
K u shown to b« iound, there will
bo no problem of morale In tne
Army, Capt. Carl Owcnby. nalivo
bom Floridian and meral# of
ficer a t the Orlando Air Bate,
told tho Rotary Club todsy th a t
the United 8tot*a never h at lost
• War and th a t he bcllrved It
would In hla (if* tlmo.
Owenbr wan Introduced
S. M. tta to o a . aaocutWe
t th e ’ Orlando bsee, who
•ip rtsac d the regrets of Col. Voea
for not being able to be rresen t
and Who said th a t C ol Voea Is
a keen officer of over 30 years
eipcrienco w h o . ha* the u n
qualified support and confidence
o f tho enUr* pemonnel a t the O r
lando bese.
.
Declaring tn a t there is no pro
blem of morale a t the Orlando
A ir Base, Capt. Owenby said th a t
the members of the Rotary clubs
and the public generally could be
o f tremendous assistan ts In main
taining arm y morale generally by
discouraging Interference with tha
conduct of arm y affairs every
(U a lis w 4 m i !*»*• T i m )
■ 1 ■..............
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*
Navy’s Newest llo>pil;il
J'liip
(ir rural
\ I le t K
M. gasoline "curfew ’' hr liftod,
x-k-rrtmg that it i« an "uunccea*
F.uy inconvenience" which had
had icant or n- rffret in con«
serving the caAt’x motor fool
supply.
*
,
2
A h lttrr dispute over prtipovod
construction of the worldN l.inf*B;
r+* oil carrying piprlim* wax do*I
vuloping Suntlay b«*t*v»*.*n hlgb* I
rnnkinir
nir ibfpnio »n>I AitinmistrS* 7
lion off rial*.
M iiu j
\.
i-’.
If
• 11« 1. .
M »• l| 1 ( |TT (Ill
• • k
iS«f
III* I ( t i l
••n in cn u l
•Ii i .. i .
• *••*99- .*11*1
• 1 ih.
■ • • .1 t r*'!»f r r
• i o ........... I.,
*• milr«6
l l .•
i
,f
t iM pil.H .
1’ritn a l opposition lo the proj• ct intended to meet a Iiht the
<ffttft* «>f defense prtrob*uirt co*
«»f«linntnr *nys i* n ga-«»tln«» and
•*il •h'lrtnxp on ’h*»,
rn s* t,
chi.u * frtun
Admir.nl Kmnrv 8.
I and. rh.nirmnn «f th** m aritim e
r- mmi*«ion Ralph W lludd« de*
fen ao tran«|»nrt.’itioii c«»nnu!ssl«*n«
n ; nn«l *pokr<mcn f* •* the . ailrond and ship indUiHi 9.
Collins Issues
14thJDraft Call
• I
Snvitds Vdvnnct*
In Some N'dnrs
.Manager Ruv«rtl K.
Sanford Girl With ..
Lease-Lend Agenc>’
I ). I t'M ’ f e r s ;
J
( ? ; ' i t i i t . i »;•
Singer of the Am erican Autom«v
hi’** A**ociati< n urged today th a l
th» easte rn 'c ah o a rd 'a 7:00 i**
Supporting tho ppdfet w rro
^ccr^lnry «»f Interior I kr« ; Ralph
K. Davit**, acting |»* lr
Cf>.•r.linntor. and many of thu lar^o
oil c< mpanics.
Th«* di«puto mmi’ into publie
'itt«*ntion at hearing* by ihc s o
cial Senate mmmittr** Invettlgntimr shortage^. F ^ n ilrr pinion*
»»jb' ID., Cnnn.lo chairman, slid
that th r Senati* group may be
forced to take p.irt in tho pipe
line controversy.
.
^ -----------------------
Rebuilt from the Cl) illM
ll"i|uols at .1 i *t iif nlniost C'i .i
lirw naval hospitiil ship Si lar.C>t and m n-t niinliWn lio-pitnl -hip
I- ready I i t o into e rv ic r. |fro ;.•
Schools Repaired K«hert Pickett,
For Fall Opening! S!V.ri‘
Un September 18 ,
Mi . Marjorie Tillis, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy TIUi* of
Sanforsl. Has tieen serving sine*
un- 7,* 1941, a* a prof**»lonal
IS l e l l l u r g c i l ;
Jun
-sistant in tho le***-lend divl- '
f j r o i i n f i s H i ' f l t l l t fii*f
Ion of tho nrifhrti Purfheslng
H W U U IIU
f-ommissien and is not with the
K
xtrn.ive
rnpaii*
!■ >v
Frslerd Iturenu of Investigation
-iinim.
a . stsi>d rcci silly in the Sanforil m iler way durinir t l -
Lake Monroe Lunch
room Is Enlarged:
Defense T raining,
'Classes To Start ’'
Here In October
Bov.m From 17
Fligihlc To Cake
Tfclinicnl Ctuirsi'M
L ST. AUGUSTINE, Sept. A fS peelaij—Brig. Gen. Vfvlsn f'nlVhs, director of selective service,
• 1l V
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•
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tl
S tate of Florida, today announc
t i II Ih- MM *
II l
I II ! •
( ft,
•
n -l
ed O a t the Mth call for white Herald.
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to
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1
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l
tll|||1
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months rn u n its in tin- f iiiiin l
selectee, end tha 15th for colored
.I ll H i • |
I . I • .* • . * If till
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•
I
lf
.t
i
•
•
:i|»Durln:- the srleol year I9.HM" t ounty *rl c n | systrm , in
,
selectees had been eent to the Miss Tillis was secrelary to II
........ •!••! if <•’ ».
III! I f .
f r u. 'I t|| . .
I» w n «.
various local beards in the S tale W. Chonsller, registrar a t the paration for th - op-niiu; of i
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V .
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( r .In .
of Florida.
11 Mi F I n. lilt \ V6
•
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• i| • " iif I im*
University of Florida, and dur hjtll *»mcsli r on Sept. H , I \\
*
Tho cell for white selectee* in - t'Jl" tl she was a student law to n , .u p e iin te ii.ilnt
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el in
fit i| .••(■linn
II |* | ,* |«- '1
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1 in *hi*
will to til l,C0* men .who will bo In the tie- dilate Fchool of Co •tructlon, raid tialay.
ami 1 m l
ii
■i|' (if
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,
delivered to the Induction S ta lumbia University.
U, W. I-trill, pntu'ipul of i t .
I'.li* air* aily
i •• i in in
tion, Camp Blamllng, on Oct. 1,
!• .nfli iivi*I bin fam ily
la k e Mary Scho-I, who w.»- ee
2. 3, 6, 10. 13, I t. 15 and IB.
\% <1
H« pi ......... l i .
■ sta te riu n n iittie m iking .1 p.
• .
The lBth call for eolsred eelretevs
I* ft ll
•t.ltl el th a t
I..
■ial
study o f
stheoi
Im.Mi.
. . Iy
totals 6S3 men who will ho de
iiinintcnuiire, s u p e r v i s e d tli
l h i*
t iv
Sun
lin.L • •
livered to t i e Induction Station
il. it
* ol f* It Hint
arnishing, w axing nml | mi)i -Iiiiu ftiftl a pi
a t Camp Blanding, on Oct. 20,
f i i*’ii*l» \* lb»l*»
i
of Door* in Hanfniil t r lim li an 1 i h«* li.-i'l iiuiilt* i*;il
i
MONTREAL,
8
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8
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</Fl21, 22. 23 ami 24. »
I f ■rt II* '\.» • «• iP '.t i iu *1 if nlMMit
Prlme Ministrr William L. Mart, 11 some of th e ru ra l schoolWcrk was done ty the n g d . u ' 11 • fri< 111n*- *a of lli*» city, n>1*1
entio King returned to Cannd.
jin ito rs , who were on iluty , imI.Ii .1 »» ,i . • h*'p**l t*» r**t «irti
almard a Liberator bomber Son -rhool
2 O F F IC E R S K IL L ED
It* r r
o f ! t it
I n* vi i t .
dsysfroni l^indon where he eon hiring most o f the minimi r.
A t the laiko Monroe School 1 M r . \\ i n f t t vv.. w't" m m urrm l
.i. r. i,
GREENCASTI.E, Ind., Sept, ferred with empira official* r< o- m largi-d
II. blka p in t 11! •
nt a cost of uhoiit fill" ami linn a mull
8.—01*)—A U. 8. Army pursuit, eertilng c anada'e p ert In the »»i
.......
Ih*
old
c
afe
te
ria
w a s notiiii* <1 . luriiril f i • mi a vtiimm r *.| *nt r*'
plan* crashed on s wooded hillHe was eipected to procer.l
k» ill
i i l i i i ii:* 'n
in thin
1lii'Vilig f*I• i
•
nil
inconvenient.
A
fom
ill |t<« lilt IM
side, 12 mVee northw eit of Grrvn- Immediately to Ottawa for an d r a g * for te a c h e r’s autom obilei
w ith th«*
rtuoi II. I i t
If I I I - l»
castle, Sunday, during a rain ra lly cubinrt session based on la * also been b e lli at la k e M u J r ntpaiiy for fiv y* am.
#*f Ta*r 6»• 111
storm. Tb* piano’, two occupant* hi* diacussion* with the war roe, and rrp a irs to the Im ilding*1
rllTITIrt-a. IffTth |1flvrtnr*t|
T rrn B PARK. N. y , u*ph u wars killed, a n d . the plane H U cabinet, and__ P rim e ___M inbtei nn.f irouiiilc have r,.,.„ m ad- ; H l g h S c l i o o l D l f l c c
IIK M• . r\’: nn I Hi in*’* ••
Churchill.
fAV-Mm. S ara Delano Rooeevelt, destroyed by flames.
E xterior
wood work
on tie
w i l l * il
• : , l lh r |l| » |» « M e ' G l
86, who lived to tea her only eon
Oviedo school was painted, and
v.
11 I t 'lt f itiMini* t ' mu. ..
hecomo PreeU eut of tho United
(ho lunchruom and agririillure
mi'1
l
\k"fk.
States, died Sunday a t tb* an
building w rro ab u given m w
II. E.
M< Kav,
principal of
Mr l«lifi*of» t i»-L* I ‘ i»B fiii"*'
-estrsl Roosevelt homo overlook
coats of paint.
Si-iiiitmir llii:li Srlmid, will Imi in u | n »iii »nhr«' t**l t»i • i»• ••11ini;
mg tho Hudson river.
The' I^ke hlary School linorn*- ids office for stiidi-nt ronferenn-- fur ...... “ f Dm* • I • •••.’
Death cam* a t l t i t l A. M.
n | Its playground and built n ovepy morning from 8:30 A. M. him a* • »i— |li|-h S* hmil -tjl i—
, i,..I lH*
(E8T) of an a n t e circulatory
, bool bus garage a t n cost of In 13:110 o'clock and every aftert»o«lthli*, •(Or- | ,i‘b l t'l-l Vvll*
\ illniru
TALLAHASSEE, S e p t X — sale wss held on Sent. S when •bout 1200, Mr. I.awton -aid.
collapse resulting principally from
noon from I MM) oMork to 4210 he bmiteil to 15 ►liid-nl*
a.,)
It
•• Ml !r»f
1^)19
head
brought
la
122.107
h tr idvincsd i y t .
A t the Gram m ar School in o’clock, ho statril tmlay.
(Special)— Florida livestock pro*•
Cl* sen will b<- b-j,| f-.r I *
Th* first taU Satieo of h er declin dneera ar* now In th r beginning
*»«»»*.
I.
ii! th fy
Three reaamis for the Incri-a.-- Sanford, the auditorium wm re
l*upits who hove not enrolled
I’nah Ih rc rl
In livestock talcs thraaxh tile'll modeled and new seat* were In for higl srhuol Ibis term should weeks, and f - r . l a liinir i la. I'
ing health earn* last Friday when
President Rooeevelt left Washing- of th* most successful season in State
market*, according
to -tailed where nenl-d. ftemiiud" ■In so befmo Krpt. 18. Mr. Mc w n t lii-lriirtinil will Ii- yiv« M
ill
nigld
cxci-lil
SU'uriUy
nn.l
Ion fa* Hyde P ark to v M t hi* many y e a n . N athan Mayo, com- John D. Kelly, ass late a t direc High School obtained a new g»> Kay exiduinrif that any student
hours.
mother whoa* ba told wished to miss loner o f agriculture, taid to to r in charge r f SU to LIvatu -k rang* In th* cafeteria an d an n th ir who wants to rhnnuv his enur-e Sunday for three
charge i- made for tool- nr rU|
day commenting on a report Markets, ar* tho larger nun,I- i in UM homo economics room.
s physical checkup.
shnuld tea him before school pile i, Mr. Johnvnn said.
Mrs. Roosevelt died while her mad* by W illiam L. Wilson, ill- of utockmeit using the faellitir*
Th# Vocational School in the open*.
.
ton—the Stnd President of the rector of S tate Farm er’s Mar- of the markets, b etter pricx* hr Kent Building qn
Commercial
Application* for
N'YA work
kata.
United Stoteo—;waa preparing
Ing paid by buyer*, and a no Street added a new room, form er must be n u l l- as >oon i s possiLivestock sales keld a t the A r ticeable
Improvement In tlu- ly used by a bowling alley, to Me.' The allotment for Ihcso jo) a
nddrwa o f mnJor ins
Ik# world atboduled tto ho broad- cadia gad Palatka S tate Live gradr of stock laffered for mile taka cars of Increased enrollment. has U-en r u t 20 percent.
An average of 39 prodiii-cr*
cart from tha Whit# H ow* in stock Market* since May 8 are
Rooms a t tha High School were
Mind 1.—-y h<-M over the
already well above t h e . to tal for were represented In the
four r-a rra n g e d *# th at the mu»lr
-Ti-eV.il,d nt 11', F i- f ,.r l Country
VHTKKAN DIES
ju tiiin in n worm
Mrs.
Manager Charles Morrison of t'iu b ii-n lti-l in i th n e -w s y tie
offititOv th a t tb* en tire fiscal • t a r ending salon held In Palatka In May this department could havo the larg
O u rlM H a m it Frank U -MIUrt th*
Mayo year. The average for th* four est room, on* with a stage in
expected to deal with Inn* 10. Cammlaalonrr
MIAMI, Sept, s.—(/P)—Alexan the Rita T heater announced to- hetw reii John l l r l n t . E dw ard
' m In Coramv-Amart- •aid, aad rocont report* show ta lta hold In A ugust wa* 9 6 1*.’ it. Tb* a r t departm ent was given der II. I’osCy, 97, last of tho day th a t “ through Ih- genrrn .1. N cljon. Jr., and I’, D. S cott,
would b# i>oatDOQ#d th at tha ra te o f
Increase
I* A rest! in had an averse* of 22 a larger room, formerly uswl Confederate veteran* in Miami, slty and co-operation of natrons it wa» reported tedtiy l>v linyunto 9:00 f . H . (EST) K w o d w . steadily going up. He predicted producers a t each aala In Mav for book repairing. The old music died a t his homo Sunday a fter ■luring the past w e e k ," lie vv.i i mmi,I laitnlquivt, net Ing pro.
I t w Q bo wiTted f r o * tb* WWt* Uiat aniens some terrible and and an averngo o f <2 fo r each room will be tbo Hl-Y room.
an illness of two weeks. It* ramo able to forw ard a cheek fi r $27
Mr. Il-rji-t uml Mr.
Nulion
an fort*** calam ity occurs tht* ml* In AnguaL Palatka produ
hy
The grounds a t all schools'have to Miami in 1912 from Corydrn. to the Motion 'Picture Division of each had u n e t scuto »f 80, whit*
the will ba a record smashing sea- cer* have sold a total o f 8.- been put In good shape ami all Ky. I'oeey served with Morgan's thq United Service Organisation Mr. S cott tu in -d in a n et score
son fa r th* Ihrestcck Im lurtrr.
634 heed of cattle sine* May H. desks and
Dears cleaned and c sv a ly throughout the Civil war, fun t.
.
Ov-r 12.000 /th»aler* pnrtlel uf ,0,
F cr th* flocal year ending and Arcadia producers disposed vara It bed, Mr. Lawton 'stated. escaping without injury.
l-sn-iuet vvh'-h viill m srit
nated in a ruirfnaign to
rats* theTheciilniiiuili',ii
Io n * .30, tb* Arcadia State • f 6,913 during Urn asm* ported
o f t! o annual
funds for tho USO in a drive
Livestock M arkot showed total
Increased offerings of stock
trr city golf i h s t r h d will to
tha* lasted less than a week and fn
aak o of S lM L ttU Tho nine bh hav* brought an Increase in tho
hebl s t
tho
Daytona
Manager Morrison *xnre**ed his Club Sunday n ig h t, Mr.Country
number of huyor* attending the
Lundappreciation
to all *Jm ossl-ted
«•
salon a t S tate Livestock Market*.
quivt announced.
in
the
solicltaticn
in
tho
Rite
Tho report shows an average e.f
At thal time the w inner In tho
lobby. .
14H buyer* a t sack sal* at
Bob Sm ith, reporter for Th*
He nartlrularly expressed ap •cries of matches betw een Fan- ■
evego sala a t Arcadia during Palatka during May aad w o rs t* Sanford H erald during the past
foul, Orlando, lIvLand ami Day*
preciation to the following:
bam H M 24.
*f 12)1 buyer* daring lb* Au- year, will roport la
In Tampa
Tamp* to
Mr*. E. J. Nelson, Mi*s Car tu rn will Ih? anmm nrrd. and tho
P alatka S tate , 1 to lrt, aad th* nem ber of morrow fo r Induction Into the
nlvn Coghurn, htiss Carlin Palmer, winning tram w ill recrlvo a
roported total hoyoro a t tho Arcadia m arket draft arm y aa * volunteer. -He
’
Miss
Lucy
Roumlllat,
Miss trophy.
lW .1 T weekly kav* mor* than doubted In thi* left Vanford Saturday a fter re- ' The City
Brrcsding the .banquet, golf
CumntUalon
will Elizabeth
Dyson.
Mias
Jane
th. re p o rt tkne. Cow* and exKo* are no»/ ceiriag hi* notice to report Tues hold It* regular
kneeling to Chapman, Ml** Mary Chapman will be played lit tK“ afternoon
day.
night a t 7:30 o’elcck a t
th* Mm. Jack
Hall,
Mrs.
J r a r nt the Paytons eourm , ami Mr. ■
k is a graduate ef the City Hall.
l.undqui-t urgeil Snnfprd ,golf*ra
Adams,
and
Mr*.
John
Stiller.
k i t e ;
and
• # Florida, where he
sml their wives fo porticipale.
M a t t e r of Sigma DelA Boy Sccut Board of Review
Wive* also *ro welcomed to tho
rafsaateiiaJ journalistic will b* held a t tho Junior High
banquet.
Ho racalved hi* degree
hool tonight a t 8:00 o'clock,
Low scorvs made over tho 8*n« .
g ra n d toto* a t t t e University.
. U Kelsey announced today.
ford course during tho past w e e k ”
■Blog to Sanford he
Partly
cloudy . tonight ami intioded
included the following:
fol
• a d t y - l h o Saturday
John Ivey, 78|
Vernon Claudo f l a g of Exlln Tuesday, scattered show era in
78 1 J.># Master*, 79;
W in to Tempo. Mice Field,
eld, Valparaiso, and
aad C lam Vic
Vic- the extreme south and central Dr. U- WT Rucker.
Ru
79; G. w ,
toria Baadl of Orlando received a portions Tuesday and n ear the Opcncer,
?
■pencor, 71} pkll
U nuhoff. 79| j
m arriage liesneo a t tha Court southeast and oxtroaao M ath H arry Took*, f l f
and BHouse over th* weekend. •
ornate tonight; continued .warm, Sm ith, 79.
6w6f]ll! j m*,' * V *’/7*. * ^
V f l B w ra 'd ^ Jk * ’
jv-i
r .s J + T L - .i,
T U /S^Ci/4
iA - J •
• .41'T t k .' -. Li .v > e - r . - s .
in a radio broadcast by Ms
Thor**, fugitive French Commu
ftla t leader, advising hla fellow
ora th a t “ never hao.-there beer
sorb a favorable onportunltvTh* attack on Rasa la (by (Jom any) la tb* signal to arUe.’
T borcs w as believed to
h*»-'
J n a t a l t from Russia whrrv h<
Tied a t tb* outbreak of the wa
lla eras general aocreUrv o '
the Communist P arty In Franr(tho position once held hv E ar’
Browder In th* United Stater)
a mem ber of tho chamber o'
J k Duties and a soldier. He walisted as an arm y deserter, *«•
court-m artialed In abientU an
sentenced to prisen.
P aris dispatches indicated tha*
th* terrorists wero
und’ n n te '
tho shooting of threo Prrnct
stages,
presumably
Commu
nists, by a German firing »nn*d
S aturday m orning. Th* following
Incidents w ere reported.'
A pistol shot waa fiiod a t r
German soldier walking with i>
• o m a n on th e Ho# do- I* F-m
tatnejn In th a ariatorratle Au
teutl qu arter, where tha w o rt
dam age w as done during t r '
Gorman a ir raid on Paris It
Juno. 1940.
. . . .
. ,
^
F our ftrao. obviously set bw rsonbts, broke o«t
ooualy hi a g ars go requlaltlonc
by th e G o m a n navy
>
1
7
|
Canadian Premier
Returns On Bomber
U. 3. Mourns Death
Of Mrs. Roosevelt,
Presidents Mother
Open For Students
I
Florida Livestock Producers Begin
Successful Season, Mayo Declares
SanforditesTake
Treliminary Exam
* For Parole Board
Ritz Patrons Give
$27 To USO Fund
^ ■ m
• f
StuK:i hive iInmlters
N a z is
W ASHINGTON. Sept. 8 — (AT
Army Can Handle South's Construction
Morale Problem, Reaches Record High
BALTIMORE. S.pU H —(Ah
Manufnct or«r ■» Rpcori| «;»id
Captain Asserts The
Sunday that Southern c»*n*true
tion contract* for lh»* fir^t fight
month* of I HI I reached n fig
a re higher than any annual to
to 1 on record.
Construed, n totals tor Augii-'
were placed nl 11 11.1 I .Hint.
rsl«!ng the Jnniiary-Augn<l a
cumulation to t
11 .IHIU
“ Industrinl w erk.’’ the publica
tion said, “ with its big g'lveni
m in t Initiated contracts which in
some Instances ran to many mil
lions, wss the large-1 r< ntrilm
to r to the August figure »ilh
a total of $lA 8 .l>07,n(>0.'‘
M em ber A ^ o c ln ie d I*rm *
Blind Bogey At
Sanford Course
• Results In Tie
» s
ssv a tt}
a
Bob Smith Leaves
To Enter Service
£
si
G ly Nows Briefs
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s
idustria] Expansion In Florida
s During Past 18 Months Reviewed
10 Cases Beard
At Session Of
Court Tuesday
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
now grap efru it canning plant In.*
pan operating
at
Clean*alee,
and a now (08,000 factory fo r
IpactM)— Defense dollar*. mill* | making erw food
feed from orange
Of expenditure* In th* main, wait* waa opened In Tampa Tn
J5
to# M a u ’a at* Fcbrnary. and almost at m e th at Floridian* have-paid construction waa begun rn a
it scant attention to the work- *75.000 addition,
n a f our kxlustrtel do llsrt
The S tate Farmer*’ H irk eU
'rtng the pa*l J8 month*. Yet, appropriated $25,000
for
'.he
Muat pin th eir faith construction o f a
prrcooMnc
dollar* which add nerm an- plant a t it* Pahokee market th>*
iUg to the ita te ’* wealth.
| vc-ar. An Ireberg lettueo n*ck■Wke® we talk about new in -;ln g plant a t Montclair wa* anlatnal dollar*, wo talk about nounced In Augu*t, and Ortnndr-
A N D D IP
fO T H M lA
®‘ thu otaU frem P*n*acols to pepper running nlant In June.
Kog West. Sometime* thmr hnye ' a yrgelabi* packing nl*nt
St
choaen a particular locality be- Everglade* wa* planned 1**1' A
cans* cf the natural o r n.sn- guiL A company m anufacturing
taado resource* present, aomr- j jellies krvl m a rm ri-d '-. 'Inr'«-l
ilaMs because o f tr*n*portatlon enn.trur'lon nf * I.U .000 n i l '. and - other facilities avail.iM*. tlon In Jacksonville In m m oanapd *om«time* becauie Ibo ot.ti- .inn prrgram IMa year.
nn-l
of th? do”*™ J“»‘ happeno-J jQu'ney announced tb . building of
.
Looking <rnrr*w bttete *> m m *'
*“*
cllppbfU »ow on my cf«*k'| fn January c f th h v e /r Ih*
I • » ta p m a a d with the wide- lakeland city coniml*rton orv*
•frau d and varied Induitrlal r t - ; proved ■ fnntra** for o n it r u f MlUlcti now gN ng on In Florl- t ion 0f n 125,000 abntteir nn l
•;.JJf* • i^dwlk flBriltf but llt'le. th«* remodeling *<nd equipping «*f
I f UB/f w U tio y h lp lo nation d * coj j ito n ir* plart* Arnrnar and
defeat*' I th a l t not a l t e m o t l o Company built a now :* frlee n igtee a etm pleta-account of th a t tlon b e n c h house In Orlando
to eetlm atoiduring thl* period, an I tho Con' ■ ■ y * l
° f d ollar, inp , n Cnirin*nv of Tnmpo
A N D A J O m r S T ’
P O I N T S IN T H B
U N IT E D S T A T E S .
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r n il
/
Y I
) •n ^ ^ c o j > s i t E v ^
(
A B E THB
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JQ-/C )gQ U T H E «N _ ^ y g g j j
ANSWER: In Now Zealand. In South b land. Mount Cook, too
MaV Vaa nm .MINuU a# 19 tifl /nnl
for n tgroea at Bella (il.de, In SI
Fynruayy,
Orlando
announced yi
a 8750,udO houatog project. In fc
too h i m month Laxaunu got a I Bi
$327,000 slum clearance project pi
undarway n o d - published plana U
for, building 60 now houio* in b<
th* colony for rotlrod railway ol
men. D uring th* past year Win
te r Havon built a $70,000 he a- pi
olar session of Mueirtpal C ourt
.Tuesday afternoon a t tho Police
Sutton, with three of the charge*
agalnit whit# parson*. They *gere:
Dare Loejr. charged ’ wtlb
reeding, had hte eaae continued.
Km«r Banka, «t o n ad of being
drunk and dborder!*, wa* transferred to tho i M k *
r f the
Frae# court. Virgil Whittle, ae
rated o f Improper parking, eetrrated a ( I bond.
<-G harcanoneatoot-negroea w ere:
WiJiie Cooper, charge I
with
drunkmneaa. waa frond
—-m *
*"d fined *10 o r (0 dat*. M ajor
Wheeler, chanted WUh drunken,
neat. w*» e*"*V #d ami fhjtH (0
Ior I t dayo. Ed Jtawle. a lb a Row.
'Saraed with drunktnnoao. wa*
found guilty and fined (8 o r 18
day*.
R fbert
J » . '. c h e e r ,*
»'th «pewt|nw. hod k b r« t* entviinued. Annie M** F ’tnkM a
disorderly, w aa lodged g e llty and
Htorderl. waa judged gull tv and
fined *10 o r 40 day*. Jam**
Kitchen, charged, edth H lew toei.■ondock waa foend guilty ,anj
fined 810 o r *0 d*ya- Cloudy
M’t'h o l. aceuaed
r f disorderly
e-id u ct, wa* eonyletad and fine*)
$8 »r IB day*.
Old Taoe were collected from
Milton RooL
Prices Would Not
Help, Glower says
B a r Not Hurt
Peterson Says
SARASOTA,
B— Incila C e n t ; P ro d u c t's
F r u i t A n d V e g e ta b le s T h a n A u j
S im ila r A m I n F lo r id a
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSi’APKK
ANTOV PARK. Sept 4 ~ ( « p * -
Established In 1908
V O L U M E X X X III
Vessel Will Be D e-1To A New Homeland
stroyed I f Found, I
„ P r e s i d e n t States)
A t Press Meeting j
the Santa R tm U tt homo after cootpitting a 20,000-mUa hike which
ended In Waohlngton, D. C. HO
itartod tho Ukg walk fear year*
■go, passing lb roach northern
South America, Central Amerit*,
M ateo and 47 of the 48 Unite}
RUtaa.
t E ffS tU a umys-suto.
win Laraon, S tate treasu rer, nt
th* rogaart o f Colin Englich,
• uperlntendenl of education.
Th* fund i* ln*o*t»d entirely
In Florida oecuritlo* and tho In
crease ha* resulted largely from
pure has* af Florida bond* a t *
discount during th* paat four
yearn. Sonde owned by the prin
cipal o f the fund on Augu&t 1
totaled $fd)18JI78, an >in*r#*ao
of I M M B I au eo the 10(7 report.
Th* fond originated from ta b
of S tate aehrol lends, ,.and. a l
though tho principal I* held In-
for one stop shopping at TsHle
many v.eckend
* .pi-JCD cr.:
Refugee* from a Germany that
hs» no place f t r them, Mr*. Flora
Kutsch and her vm, Helmut, tl.
are greeted by Mrs. Kutsch’s
bm tner. I’vt. Herbert Ill’S", of
Cainp l.ee, Virginia, on their a r
rival at New York. The new
comers are on their way to Haltinmre, Mil., where they
will
make their new lu me.
canlOc
Armour's Tree!
iiU ,P ta » 0M « r
Few Register To
Vote In Election
On-Septembenifi
Sea bland Growers
Cautioned Of Worms
B W I GRADI
* G a in e s v il l e ,
Cottage CUe
S M S W B iS i
i arseoato dual to'the acre
la wham Urn worm to found
14d soon aKangh. .The alaM to* paat^ewM dafollat*
M
Lard Cohmooncl-
u i a t n n Jtari*
r 'G r t f t W
■blight tea* fi
Gruvc
•If lea
try »t
b grateful for th* m0 f 00* ?
n:
I no .is - / .
■iiouuii .' iir
*■' \
—aklnnlah, *ald nnlvt
^
"T he 1J. S. 9- O rv c , rn r-u tto Iceland with mall, reported
this morning th a t submarine attackad her by firing torpedo-**
which missed their mark. ThfnG reer Immediately
countcr-at* tacked with depth cMtrtcs.
“ Result* unknow n.'”
Quickly, the |ong*awtlU>'l news
. o f any oernrrence lending !■»
draw th* United States closer to
the w ar spread to the far cor*
e n e n r f th* world.
Berlin disclaimed .any
know. ledge of th* affray .
London waa excited, but not
t/D — The
urism anirh h»*|$|
Ivil strife in (»er
Paris claimed
n
new victim totlav when Marred
Gitton, frrm rr Communist who
had turned against hr* party
died in a hospital from an un
identified assassin's bullet.
A German
Army sergeant
was shot Wednesday night in
PlHe* it was disclosed T hurs
d ay , a d d in g
one
m o re
Incident to the gmwrtng list nf
rhostile acta * r* in .t liprinmi mhthority In the ncrupinl time nml
bringing to * h*ad thr Gormnn
m ilitary administration'* * rm Ing th a t arrraird Frvnch h»»tagp* would pay for tuch «»•
■suit*.
Official circle* bplirw.l Thur*d*y night that reprisal, would
bn
forthcoming,
particularly
•inr* the (irrm an* hn I trivrn
public warning of 'tlic lr
intrntl r i .
Th* German waa »ald to have
been not **riou»ly wounded, hut
German official* immetllately t<*»k
the case out of the hand* of the
French pollco and began a man
hunt for the assailant.
Th* sergeant received . n.- huilel under the left ahoulder. il •
was shot in tho street a* he wa*
nearing hi* hotel residence In
the Rue d* Straasbourg. a e c mparled by hla fiancee. He was
rushed to a hospital.
ST. L O riS , S*pt. s ._<A F»
—SIttjr women picket* r«*
fa te d In a spirited i t r f t l
hallle today with a *rnrt of
police protecting new em
ploye* entering the itrik f
Hound plgnt of the G irdner
INxkethook
M anufarturinf
('nmpany. The fight waa
marked by p u lin g and tear
ing of clothe* and wan quell
ed hy the arrest of .15 pick
et*.
i
I
H Hominy
.
ln ________
Waihlngtnn
Cool h a a d a __
_
ra urged th a t the country not he
axettod, b u t their apprehension
waa nevertheless apparent.
Banator George, th« ranking
m em ber and form er chairman of
th*' Foreign Relation* C nnm lttre
■a *ald th a t pn th* surfae* th» In
* cldent did not appear tn he r.f
such pom ortlona aa would plunge
th# country Into w ar.
..............
B u t b* added th a t additional
facto would hav* to ha dietilged
. hoforo • m l oolnlcn could be
form ad. Georg* haa been a ron(Cm i Is w * *■ ra g e Twsl
ig Permits
BolUIng parmite war* Issued
isterday and today for $12170
orth of conattuctton • work In
a city, according to th# record*
Only 30 person* had registered
lato today for tho special elec*
tk n on Sept. 10 affecting the me*
thod nf electing the m ay rr and
the City commissioners, II. N.
Saycr. clerk, said. Tho registra
tion book* closed today
after
having been open since Aug. 16.
Those rcsuK-nt* of the city
who registered for tho recent
election in November c r for pre
vious elect ion j -will also he 'eli
gible tn vote on Sept. 10, Mr.
Bayer said.
Mayor W. C. Hill ha* named
W. F-. Wiitson as clerk of the
election and Mr*. Gene 'Adams,
Mr*. M argaret Rarne* and O. 8.
Toler as inspector*.
The election, which wna pro
vided f ir In a special hill drawn
up a t tho recent session of the
S tate legislature, eall* for W .e n
to decide if they w ant to el*ct
their mayor by popular vote instead of having him chosen hy
the City Commission after hi«
election aa a commissioner, and
to have all members c f th* Commlsslon up for election every two
year*.
According to th* bill, only one
question will appear on the bal
lot. Voter* will be unable to
vote only for electing their may
or directly, or for the commission
change, since both these Items
are Included fn one queatlon.
Probably because the election
la allll some 10 day* distant, littie Interest Is being thown In IL
Opponents of th* change fear
that polities will Inrreas* If tho
bill paisas, andthay declare
that there le also a * dinger of
haring n complete new Commlaelon— unfamiliar with th* ma
chinery of th* City gorernmenV—
take offiea at on# ttsna. At pre
sent th* term* of th* commleeionera are atoggered, and soma
experienced member I* ahraya on
th* group.
Those favorisg th* measure
feel that Sanford's progress has
been hold hack because of the
present form af government, and
they point to ether eltlaa In the
state which us# th* system they
w -j? w
WASIIlNliTO..v Si*pi
Second Tr\ For Bt au h Crown
(iermans Said To Bo
H u r l i n g Artillery
. S h e l l s I n t o Cily^~
Details Are F e w
r.
Russians Take
Three Villages
—• X ilm ln intratin n Sen ate forces
n tim e saving conceMsion on I
tho three billion six
I ha- $.1.600,000.000 tax bill to I
d:«v " b rn Senator I)ewney, |)em. I
n»t.it, ('alifornia, agreed to with-!
h M a $10 a month
pension I
amendment
if the
leadership |
*• nld promise to consider it lo
tii a» a separate bill.
I hr Senate voted lit to 21 yes- |
•■"by I.. reduce' individual in- I
erne tax « •."mptions from $2tN>0
I*• SIMX) f«*r married couples and
fi"in $Hlkl to $7.r»0 f«ir single perF« n* and
refused
to increase |
II <use approved t»xea «>n thea- I
tii and other amusement ticket-* |
Treasury officials estim ated re-*
d e-d i-xe motions
will require
4 • I 1,0011 person® to file income
In a i«*turns for the first time
a d that 'J.’JoB.OOO of them will
ho* to pay taxes
l In- v$ !»• enme «*n a motion of
S* nator l.aFollctlc (!*._ WU.)a
’/
etain
existing
exemptions
arid to reject the reductions which
h^d tn-en iccoinmr tided by the
Sm atc Finance Committee and
approved by
President Roose
velt
Tl irty four l>emi>crats and nine
Republicans voted for low«t ex
emptions, while 11 Democrat*,
mne Republicans and on# ProglVMNiVe, l.aFollelU*. VoUtl tn * position
Andrews
FlorBa
votisl with th»4i m ajority to cut.
|\p p e r of Florida was absent.
Since the House hail refused
t* l- wer exemptions, final enact
ment of the Senate plan will doi" ml u |hui action of the SenateI louse committee which must ad
just differences between Senate
and House revenue Lilia.
Defeated on the major issue
of the dny. La Toilette came right
Lack with a motion to retain the
IT percent tar. on
admissions.
"The* t»;ao r t ! y K to 10 y t r
cent, ss proposed by the Finance
Committee and it was adopted
"n a voire Vote, lie charged the
committee’s
provision
actually
would raise the tax
in some
ruses to more than 15 percent.
Destruction Of Hun
Batteries Is Also
( Ini mod By Soviet
Board Takes Up Officials Meet
H ospital Bond For Discussio
Election Call
Of New Airpi
/Method Of Choosing
1 Commissioners To
i Be Up For Vote
re n t report._______ '
T own
Heads Of 19 Unions. Senator Downey Says
Declare They Are
He Will Withhold
Empowered To Call
Pension P r o p o s a l
W orkers Off Jobs
For F urther •Study'
VICHY
WASHINGTON. Sent. 5
OP)— President Roosevelt,
Mid today the United Stutes|
destroyer Greer had been nt-l
■tacked more than once, that!
steps were being taken to I
track down the marauding
Member Associated i’rrns
Nation-Wide Time Saving
F ig h t F o r L e n in g r a d
Rail S trik e Concession
I s Foreseen Won On Bill • I n c r e a s e s I n t e n s it y
Assailant Of Gitton
Not I m m e d i a t e l y
Identified By Police
American Destroyer
Was Taking Mail
R When T o r p e d o e d
D r. Hamilton based hi* ataU>
onto owd opinions on 80 ysafs
Increases Noted
In School Fund
By State Head Why shop from stor& to
double qp with
Supply! You’ll
specials^____
Communist Who
Left Party Is
Shot In France
Gr^er Attacked
I
» More Than Once
’ H ound
In March of thl* year bid*
were opened on n $320,200 addi
tion. to th# migratory 1lab:
- r1 tare»
“ “
and extended a rredU
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, SBITEM REK 5, 1911
la r a u d in g S u b W i l l
B e Sought B y U. S
B B D j,
>and ,wind
with hair
ltd hontUI
■ deserve*
that our
w able to
Sanford Is The Only Cenlrnl
Florida City Affording itail. Highway
And Water Transportation
Special Mcctinir '|’0 C'AA, W ar Depi
Decide Dale. A- mi nt Men (on
mount To Be Issued With Focal lie
British Patrol Of
Atlantic Effective
group of 3?7 BnllaCt aiui auiea
aoldicn,
MlJort# mirinex and
aviator* who w tB l th^oufh tho
ho nor» of tho Ortok. C rtU n ,
Gas Price Boosted
By Iscon Henderson
the n rttu h
greatest ef(
WASHINGTON. 8epl. 5 -t.V ' safely to II
— I.eon Henderson,--prlcr adnu'i narUcipated
U trator. Thumday Increased b v .liv o lI-to*t
one-half cent a gallon the pnr*- ronVOy off
he had rei|urated Gulf Coast -gn*
oline refinerie* to observe.
.
A prle» of alx centx a gnll< » BQ.V C h i
for regular gasoline hail b"*n
a*
requested by Henderson on lulv
IvlU rt
] A pending a cost »tudy coverimf
refinerie* in the
area.
Sin •
IMIKNIX
then a detailed study has been
— Sh<
completed.
today hUrl
WASHINGTON, BepL 6 .- 0 D
—The oil Industry agreed Thurs
day night to oa* atery available
railroad tank car to Mol petrol*um to th* eaeL An official
said tha Industry waejn effect,
calling on th* American railroad*
to maka good oa a statement
Unk c a n could "cut#® th* threatened oil shortage on the Atlantic
seaboard within two Weak*.
Ralph X. Davit*, acting .dafens* petroleum coordinator, announced that II principal east
coast oil temaaalai. after on all
day maattag b a n , signed pledge*
"to ask far and utills* la petrol
eum tnnapsctatlpn all avaBahto
railroad teak c a n " for the par
p e n of alleviating Urn east coast
2 Soviet Planes
Land At Seattle
SEATTLE. Kept. 5 —fAi
Two rsmouflagsd twln-moton-d
Russian flying boat* land'd <>n
Lake Washington at the 8nnd
Point naval air station Thurwlsv
night after a non-stop flight
from 8ltk*. Alaska.
The planes, carrying 44 Rus
sians on a technical mission to
th* United Slat#*, left Moscow a
week ago and bopped In r*»v
ka,
Alaska.
government for frr.® dLlriinitooi
to the farmer*. Tin® wi'l
l..
made availahlo thrmiuh the o lii
of the County agent.
MlE. I'nulenre
Itruno
tut
named agriculture rertniu ••••mo
erntor f« r the S tate reu®u« wun-li
will lx* taken beginning in .1 mi
uary.
A group of women, headed \ \
Mra. John lloldnson and ,\lt® •
Isabella Simon, all formerly i o
ployed hy the sewing room, a !*e.|
the* ConimisAion to reopen the
room or provide another project.
Tho Board xtuted that it had
protested the closing of the sew
ing room, ottd th at it hud done
everything passible to rit.p t'a it,
but h id met with no suices <.
The bonrd decided to sponsor
Th* General Henry H. Hanford
Mem orial Library Association will a project In ro-upcratlnn w oh Hinational
defense
progrum
in
most at 10:00 o'clock Saturday
which women would ifinko Im p morning at th* Woman’* Club.
dage* and rive first aid tre a t
m ent. The district supervisor of
thi* work. Mis* Darothy Maeklu*
son of Orlando, will he
hern
Mondav to take the m ittr r up
with th* board of the Fi-tnnldLaughton Menn risl llosp ittl, Mr.
Herndon said.
F o rrest Gatchel wn* given the
contract for
supplies o f th*
C ounty home. The plat o f F er
ry Lake Fark wa* approved hy
the Commission, and a liquor Ii
cars* wa* granted
to Daniel
Daamond of the Owl Inn on the
Sanferd-Ortando Highway.
Herbert Mas*, Gay J*nEdwin Prlne. BlUy Stopiri Roster, Woodrow Burn[arrin Prlne, Richard Mum ,
I Ttodel, Frank Akers,
> Holland, Kenneth BatFLORIDA—Generally fuir and
Cabman Yates, Bay Musa, continued warm
tonight
and
farraa. Marl* Jennings. Eu- Saturday, probably showers on
the south coast.
GEORGIA— Generally fair to
night except scattered showers
In th* north; Baturday, partly
cloudy and Mattered showers.
Woodrow Burred Elected To Head
. Lake Monroe Progressive Club
Pepper Insptets
Damage Of Flood
ar.
called front thh* county
October draft quota, fi
IS « • was mistakenly y
• headline of yesterday1
A transposition af Una
Im nt; •(••lit- iiii*l«-c ii \\ I' \ rli'urtii; .uni •Ir.'tiiiinir |ir«*j$ i i
AliittflU I l n u r III tl a (f ***| 01» Wt'D'
In e t h e r hiixine®®, th,. | t , , „ . , | I'hillip- N1»H»|I' .• VI*I .Ml I'nkill'*,
a d o p t e d a re»« litlto n m n o n « l"lt» I l ..... I he Mlufitii . f ft r e of
•».. i \ \ . A i:
ItiMii.ir.N.I mol
t l o n with oldaittltitf n o d e i r n t .
e t poison ka il f r o m th*% f«-dei •! M> ' vii it ft of llo I mil'll Stnli-H
.ni l Kil NV ( 'invo)l «if .)hi k®oti \ | | | | \ •■»>l'sfl»lll to till* rllli'f $'111*1
in • r mi toirport® foi tin Win IBl»aiIno'iit hi Flomlii
Mi S m i t h
.mil Mr. llroMilfout Iiiivi Ih*i' vi «!*• •it;luth'd to tlruw u p U •* pl.no«
for pitvitur H>«' i ii ii v%u > ® a t I lit*
mi poi t .
I.*h*u 1 o fficial1* h o t tin if with tin*
tfioup im lihlrtl F rt i l T. William®.
F ri l l II William® an d Ralph I.uhitiNki, all of the en g in eeru itf d e
WASHINGTON, S.-pt. Ii i/V»
p a r t m e n t , Kdwan l Higg inn. imxT i Th#- War Ih-partniwril nurmunctary of
the
r h a m U ' r hf f'om - 4i| |hi- fi»il4»vhlinf FlurkliAUii h;»«l
m r r r e ; M a y o r W.
Hill a n d II. nrrrptcil appointment !•» the nf*
N. \ S j y e r , C ity clerk.
fio-r'* Reserve Corps!
Follow itilf the conferen ce, t h e
Hicks Raymond I’lttllljis, 2nd
o u t-o f-to w n • f f i r l a h left to vi-«it 'Lieut., Fu-lles. Lakeland; Rayo t h e r n ir p o tt« in tin* s t a t e which inund
Crawford
llamoge, 2nd
• re I f i n j f expnhded
under
th e l.ieut ,' F*-I(e». Jackm nville; Cla
n atio n al d efen se p r o g r a m .
rence liy u tt ttrown. 2nd Lieut.,
Seminole Youtli Is
Named In Reserve
Air-Res, Del.and; William Aus
ten lluechner, Xml lic u t., AirRes. Altamonte Spring*; William
David Ceely, 2nd Lieut., Air-Res.
D eland;
Cnrmel
McClellaiv
Slaughter, J r . 2nd Lieut, A irlb's,
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. r. —./P) Orlando; laiis Thomas Zeiulrgui,
— A 60-ntile-an-hnur ( i H .truck 2nd I je u t, Air-Res. 3211
San
the- twin allies Thurx'lny. killing Miguel, S t , Tam pa; Lincoln HU»*
two pervuns, injuring at lunct 74 ChiliL-, 1st IJeuL,
Med-Res.
clcniolUhing several
buildings Gainesville.
■nd disrupting communications.
Carl A ndrr'on. an uinplnyo of
the Minneapolis So.i Lina railway
shops, died of a skull fracture
after bricks hurtled uprn him
from erilapsing shop walls.
Ninu.year-old R'lwvll W lighl,
Ht'ininolu County Is now
Hi Paul, drowned ’ll thu MIsfree of infantile paralysis,
•is.ippi River betwoen St. Paul
since
the quarantine has been
and Minneapolis.
HU towboat
removed from tho one case
cap-iied as the wind I i.lic.l tho
that hail been reported. T.
riv rr into hug* waves.
Bradford Ilyrd, chairman of
th* county chapter of Uxi Na
aH OOT DOWN $1 PLANES
tional Iterelysia Foundation,
said today. Th* patient waa
LONDON. Sept.
5 —<AVn negro girl, and paralysis
Eleven German fighter plane*
developed In her leg. Sh« la
were shot down during British
able to move her toe* on this
offensive operations Thursday, it
was announced. Seven British
leg, Mr. Byrd said, ami there
fighter* store missing. (The Ber
is every indication that ah*
will recover fall uao o f th*
ALABAMA—Generally fair to- lin radio said t l British planes
night and Baturday except fer w en shot down along tha German-occupied channel c o a st)
scattered shearers In th* north.
LOCAL WEATHER
wa* formed
I af the Lake
hold weekly
ty nights at
I a t t a r »re-
• • |' III* • $' -allhllf till' III I Ii' WI stl»||,
Two Dead As Storm
Strikes Twin Cities
Seminole County Iu
Free Of ParnlyHin
-
�I
t
*
‘v
THE SANFORD" HERALD, BANYOED, T U m b M
The Greer Incident
Sanford Herald
Says
SPtt/TTERING
An American warahip has been fired'upon by a G*T*
man xubMarinc and the warahip, praised bo it, fired bitcl.
At least it dropped depth bombs which map or may not
have damaged the submarine. This la but one of this in
evitable consequences of a dictator gone mad and shout!
have been foreseen by every responsible American leader
from the day that Hitler marched Into the Ithincluid.
We don't believe the attack on the Greer is anything
to get excited about. Certainly it i r nothing worth mafeing a serious international incident of to dielare war about.
EvcB if the warihip had Iicon lift* we should not allot. our
selves to get lute this war )>ccausc of the emotional as
pects involved. If wu arc going Into this war, we should
do s»: with our eyes wide open and with a full realization
{hat the welfare and security of our country depend up
on it.
It. ZU J a a l W e f c « my ere gqfWfXq• rend aid lb
Britain, Germany is going to try to prcvqnLJt. We should
know that if wc arc going to convoy British or American
merchantmen our warships are liable' to bk ..hot at. Wo
should know that if the American rtavy Is gotog to be used
to drive German submarines from the Atlantic and to. spot
German- warships and planus, ttppfeqg; D u .'British vit in
tFfhfPwlWrf«bo«r, ')r emsh of some kind is lfwrlfabld. - But we should also know tb it regardless- of what we
do, the only hope of America keephrg out of th h war is
the defeat of Hitlerism. Other nations h ire tried the appcasement policy tfr it* uttermost ifaiita and it didn’t do
READ THE A D |
g Sub
Hunted
ICw Hm 4
rrmm Face
>
«ut«nt supporter o f Uia Rooae-
RECAP
F ra n another member of Ih*
forcin'1 rclattona committer, fierv-
That ■■•oth
Mr* with
•br V « Niyi '(D. lad.) earn-?
k n n , new*
InM - j w l ‘
this, e ta temant;
-1 wwwid s o t think Ihto *<r«U
Incident would draw a* Into the
war, b u t 1/ we keen *:toklrg our
ne*k' out—»• we dkl eery much
•n e ik w In.o I<*»lord—someth’n*
U bound to happen, It to. that
cat aew first-
line tlra wife*
a n 'a t
half
wnd m t n r r f r i m n t uoa..
If the edm ln'stm tlcn k**P* mak
ing poveibl* toeMent* Ilk* this,
then they will tearInce the' pco■de they e re tryl«« «• maneuver
tm Into th« cenfllft.,,
r-ttU in g rate, ho was able to fell
more than MS Inehee of aderrtfcdng tei local merchant*. all
palling for the puiebaee of dofpn«e saving* atamoa and bonde
to bototar tha nation * «tofen«.
lid Uwa eont the defenao council
a largo check and waa able to
mall coptoa o f th a papef tb «*
FWIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 , 1941
Give
YOUR dliiSf
- ,* } • *. ikU*.
EVERY Chance
School day* are tha forma ttow
m n which determine w hat1will
be the child’s auccoaa in- Ufo.Cite your child rrc ry ekanee to
develop A IX of their possibilities
—all of tho qualities with which
they are naturally 'endowed.
BIBLE VEItAK r o ll TODAY
F kO tf A*l. m s-
^ TRArTIONH, BANISH AM. |>|.
v )!fiT ,,£ 2 TltfltWIITH. W» CAN
I 2 . V . . . ^ CT,CK Til K I’RK-
’flCT-ICB OP <JOI>« And lut canu*
th ith er to n cavn, »mj |U|K,-,|
P j f . -and h»ho|d th.. word ,.f
Jehovah came to him.— I King*
If thrlr eyca are not right,
they arc handicapped in tia lr
studies and .In tho development
of their personelltlea, which to
every hit es Important. -
ISLAND SLIfFP
(Birch Island, llnluim Ijki-, On
kr ; '
lorlo)
K? V (From P o etry Forum)
Mobile Unit Will Be Repairing
Bombed Homes Soon After Blit*
This Jef tl:irV w aler, night's re.
T.
fleet h i* g ins*.,
,-Thto gelid ring wherein the id r
*
la eel,
Would make th* tnlnd slip eld*'
ways and forget
Jlow secretly th* /la n d 's under
IU FRNE8T AGNBW
LONDON. Sept. 5—LUVrPtoporing fur R rrai InUnilfIcatUm of
air ni*!s during Fall and wlnler
Boot* down •o Ihd enrol furnace
O f. earth’s heart.
Watermelon Crop
jT hough stotle marbles, m orrlrl
V -. clrue moons.
I W ill mpek u» with their pprody
of-peace.
Tho d*ad. If. dead
there be.
i‘ . ■ ahdw not release—
f.O r dantjng e ffo rt, high-strung
Florida i* rapidly becoming known aa an important
watermelon producing ntata with our neighbor of Lake
county onu of tho moat Important In th» ntate. With
price* ranging a* high aa
and the volume reported
a* excellent. Lake county farmer* are said to I* Well'
pleased with' tho reaulls of this season judt now coming
to a close.
^jifrnr n
*
’jf lly h t, motion, energy th a t fall
- ''
down on fit*
DITB I.OVFJOY PIBItCR
n^v and improved-varieti**,. including wilt-resisting soru,
irfctdn tortm nt cMF6lbpm*frt.' This year 11,000 hand pollidatiuna -were made for development of new hybrids. And
"even new varieties were released to experiment stnlionu
and larger seed fifths.
"Lake. County melon* Were exhibited nt tho .Florida
Ul, always**. faiK. wt.
lu rc re d s with Franco, exhibit In Atlantic City. Finest melons of the year, no
daiitbt, were produced by R. E. Goddard and Nell O. Brown
Itsibt It. i j s
of Linden. Qneena of their crop weighed 90 nml OK
resident o r Ikir Antorlcsn pounds, with on average wvlght of 76 pounds for the me
i AisoclaHetr ssya there
ty o f rsilrn iM ltan V car* lons in tholr field/The largeat melonn Hold.for 65.00 each.
k h to mov'd all th a on
"While commercial growers look variously on tbui sennecessary to supply the san In the light of success, Madison County
planters
bout resorting to ralton- consider it a very aatlafattory
year.
With
price*
wed
Mher unpteaianlrld*. Iniblpmenta o f 300,000 obove the usual average of 6150 to »700 per car, J. H.
lallv couhtotbpi* h* made. ADdn sold maldhs at |Z75 a carload, Both voluma and qual
11,000 barril* mure thhn ify have been excellent, with shipment* from Suwannee
tips led ahorlago. B ut U
County in Jano tofalhtr 2^0 carloads.”
nlted States Is sold w
ng oil (n g p a M ''ra M
1 kgep General K rvinf
This Is another kind ef
lent policy, an a ttsm ^ t
iff the brlgunds, Which
I tried too many tlm«i»
........ rg,o<
moblto
Werks has formed
orgsnluition which intends to be
repairing damage to homes sdthin 10 minutes after completion
of blitzes to come.
During the summer raid lull
30,000 workers lava repaired M
percent of the damaged houies In
the Iz.ixton ares repairable. Coet*
were borne by the 28 London
boroughs.
Almost no repairs have been
made to London's historic build
ings, except for minor work on
roofs and window*. Great holea
still gape.
• .No figures are available bn re
pair of private or public business
properties, but informed sources
say thousands of L-borer* have
born on that Job for month*. In
Lsmion’N hugu buiin*** arts, tornpor*ry repair* hsv* been mad* to
Belli* of LiaMgWd H wag
way and «np*«re Uk»l*
on* of tha-blnodlett fight*
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
tir J O K HKNORICKS
before th* lA 8 . Tar
UftSSa-Tt' Iiffappeared
LommUsion to Uattfy for an
II, The Grrm»n« m ust capihw* city If they «r# net
andon th eir llutoton citmr a f f y iiiiir r Brabahly th*v
now they'd n«vrr etnrtcd
liMraaa* [*, u r iff on canned Irn.
ported ertbmeat; and I am glad
U report that tho Tariff C*m*
mlaaion gave • favorable report
W Praeldrat Boieen lt in tu n
Im* lllnltdrr chmfhlll. who
If
th* United j p f i t« MW perreal
this may not appaor
.ir.A v Sa-tit
O S m S & 'l
Bri •» ittuns
rn
SL'ahd in-n. W*1
(bntag*<f hou*«* wtra nnd* habitahls again In on* r*c*nt weak.
Th* total Includad 40,0<w In th*
prmrtne*. and K.OOO In I^ndon
which aufftred twk* at m elt
damage In a ir raids aa th* m t
sr-unzs
rltoih th*
tlon U»0»
” ^ iU b•',,
Y,ry *“ •
with - A
tat* for silk, sisc* tha foreign
•Itoatlcn ha* affected this com■ •d lty to seriously. ^CO Island
Cuttun la long and al)k In appearOne* aa a raw product, and it is
pvulblu ...mcthlng may be work
ed Out to produce thl* on a la n e
uato. Lake County to on* of tha
Went producer* of le o laUdd
Cotton in our section, I - Lav*
Sl»* been furnished eocoooO and
raw *Uk produced In Floridn,-aiid
hart been furntohirtment of Agrkul-
u
K
S
S
some borough*.
ftopatr baa been supervised by
lb* M inistry of Work*, which, ha*
U *y havo
tM-naflttad Ihnugii
many mom Improvement*.. and
W fie s ra cmnlhy. Sanford now
h u bolter local-courmraUaw,than
any time sines I hevd^b*#* in CongfCM. and ' I believe th* local
jSUsx
5 ay ?L j t e v i c * : oca ^ ma:
RS48
By amalt
M Indkase /
• tfil
1 JX-lfW
i S
uted erai
a country,
u iZ e v w
ScteSe
“Your satisfaction to our success.'
Optometrlit
rilONB u
6,000 contractor* araitobto to tha
London area alone, and, to toaWng
J,000 more) the
Miniatiy ■ of
Health, and tho director of om tfgeney repairs for aath .h*rougti.
Here to w hat wBl happon after
a I>ondon bombing paid:
Surveyors in each borough wilt
bo sent oat to asoete damage and
Inform tho dlrootor of oasargoocy
repairs. IU 1mmsdlately aaaigs*
builders, laborers and equipment,
and calls on
tho Ministry of
Works for matortol*. The syestam
la similar to th a t of last y»ar but
tim e togs are believed c u t
T ie ministry also has aa etnargency squad of 6dV0 spaiialiats
to bo rushed to any section of
the country where raid damage
la extensive.
•’ The Mtototry of HaalOt hM
been-buss during tho summer re,
storing a ir raid ohaltora. Regtonal
US Magnolia At. , Boeder*. Fla.
ATTENTION FOLKS!
EVERY-NIGHT 18 NEW Y E A R ’S E V E AT JACKBl
u baek from Broadway with th* lat**t
JACK’S DEW
pa c k a g e m o d s
s s t e 'L 'S w s - 'a
MIXED DRINKS AT
0CATED OH BEAUTI
tha Lopdon arcs which were rtf/trabi*. Casts war* burns by th*
*28 London borough*.with worker*. Other rtrurturaa
too badly ifnuigetl hav* been
loro doem.
Other craws hsva bsaa repair
ing utilities, city . straato, ildtwalks, and tb* Ministry says "th*
greater part of that taak to com
pleted.” No London street to
closed now because of bomb dam-
Make sure their eyee are right
before they go back to achool.
Have them examined now.
Dr. INGRAM. ,
hundrvd* of damaged buainci*
building*, which! *g*in »r* 'filled
Th* ministry add* thst 1L000
said th a t
LOAXB f r a
M* »• Mw
made to realdeata of Sanford
and vWatty. 1
altar* Aato—Comaksr.
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PAGE TIIHEE
AH'Day Party Is
Hbld By Baptists
Tclcpben* 148
BBAL, 8od«tr BdlUr
Miss Rbumillat Is
Sorbnly Hostess
Social Cafenda
Mia# Lacy. Roumlllst, marshall
for Alpha E ta chapter of Delta
Delta Delta national
torority,
Legion Auxiliary entertained
on Wednesday a fte r
noon w ith . a boat p arte aboard
the Roumfllat beat, the ‘ SkyJark’*. honoring member* of the
Mra. Robert L Ilagnn ha* re*
*cr*»Rr *nd ruahee*.
,
turned front South ihikota and
O rtH M o a f th » W. M. U. of
tba* I M i B aptist Chnrch wUt
m eet Monday In the homes as
follew a:,
• Citela .Tarn will meet a t the
horn# o f Mra. B. C. Moore. 60»
I #
Second Street at 1:00 P.
M. fo r a covered ’ illah luncheon.
Circle T hree will meet wick
Wr*> Rog- B rltt, 300 W o t Twen
tieth S treet a t S,.10 P. M.
Circle F oar will
meet with
t i n . M. N.
Cleveland.
34BI
p j k a t t o Avenue a t 3;.10 P. M.
O h d e - n w meets wltli Mra. P.
P. Campbell, 2LI9 Sanford Av«n u a . e h , J J O P. M ..
Circle Six meets with. Mrs. B.
Johnson,. 1101 Vfeat< Flrwt Struct
wiW lfr«. B. O. Metbrh) as cohorieaa a t 3 :9 0 .P. M.
T W fallowing circles nf the
Presbyterian Auxiliary will meet
a t >-.89 P. M. CUela One, Mrs. L. F. Boyle,
ehrim utn, will meet wdh Mrx. II.
C P DuBose, 800 O a k . Avenuo.
with Mrs. W. E. Dobson n« co-
into Lake? Monroe,
consisting of an
ft* . atnrvsl by the
a following gueaU:
r. Atherton of Peoww^wse.
a a u lIC
M C Iin . reprc##fiUIC JM l-n c illg lellenic
live of the sorority, M>» Alleen
Prldgaon. of Miami, rash chair
man, H lu Barbara Willlama of
T tllahassa a .. U ias I n m w UaHey
of M t. Dorm, Miss M sry Gnsbt
Hoggins of Chlplcy and Mias
Jean Hltchcplck of Bradenton.
Also,
Mias Catherine Shell,
Mlaa TMekr Shell, Mias Anna
Bass
Sm ith,
Mlaa
M argaret
Smith, Mlaa Betty Riddle, Miss
reen Thomas and Mss Natal*
Aan Brinkman, Misa Orlene Cox,
Miss Carolyn Collins, Misa Mau
reen Thomas and Mils Natalie
Vane#, all of Orlando.
Also, Misa Oleila Dyson, Miss
M sry M ariks Emeriek,
Miss
Elisabeth Whlgham, M bs Bette
W itten, Miss Elisabeth Dyson,
Misa Muriel Knox, Miss Jess),
Durden, M bs
Erma Doudnsy,
Mlaa Jane Echulta and Miss
Elisabeth Pippin, all cf Sanford.
Circle Two, Miss Lettki t ‘sMw slv ehsirm sn. will m set,.w i*h
Mra. T. A. Eckles, with Mra. T.
J-fMcOton#, aa co-hostsss.
CTixls Three. Mrs. Daliy Lewla,
eh atn n aa, will m M t With Mr*.
L. L Jrrssier on Cewry Avenue.
Chula i Four,
M -h
Francis te r of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Ilov
setter of Sanford, will be one
of the seventeen roeraliCrt i f Ihv
University Kapiist MuFive.. Mr*. A. ti. Fniith', Stetson
•• wfll m eet with Mrs. dent Union C onaal L- meet hero
8epL 14. Ml*» R»s.ietter, i»->
W. M. 6elbert, 910 Ksat Birlv on
first vice-president nf the coun
Itsulh Street, with-M rs. G- >1* cil directing
enlistment,
will
Brtrwn as eo-ho*tr*«.
#treto Six, Mrs. J. D. Woddr u K ’ ehulrman, will • me-»t on
Rant, 31 i t the Buardull Avennn
ChapUe with Mrs. L, G, IlunUr
• n d T U s . I L I k Dagua.'bostermev.
planning, fr-tn Sunday to
• The BatinwM snd P r a fe^ A x ] gram
Wednesday, Sept. |7 , wi|! t o en
livened by picnics n:td h>kc> In
h
•dditlon tn tha bu*lnc>.« •es-icne.
Smith. 600 Magnolia Avt«0<*.
Council mvmbcrs bopo to cantplsta plans fa r the >esr before
itson freshmen arrive rn tho
npus W ednesday.
___
Nancy Rossottcr To
Meet Wltli’ Council
S U fA T fi
A ,U "
Mr^ and Mrs. J..hn Kick an I
daughter,
Shirli-y.
anil
son.
G etrgc, have relurneil to Snnfnrtl
to spend the winter mnnlha.
M bs Ruth Ktrsi
to arriv e today
rillc to spend thr
h sr parents, Mr. i
S trangs.
Mr. and Mr,, r
hav* le ft far Hr
Little Rock, Ark
plan to be gnnr
month.
Mi’nh Langley Has
Party For Friends
Fred and Ralph Wiyht
Mra. Alice Wight, have
Colum lia Military Iit, t
Columbln, Trim., wh.i.attend sc ho.il th i, year
terrace of Misa luingli-y’, humu
to music furnished hy n nickelo
deon as well a ,
priinicnadinit
was onjoyed Ihrnughmit the rv.
ening hy the guc*t,.
Assisting the h.istcs, m nerv
ing were her mother, Mk W.
T. Ijtngler. Mr* Al Ian1. Mr,.
F.lmtind Meiseh. the Ml««r, l.ney
W’srd , Angcln
Meisrh,
Sylvli
Mei-eh, Norma Jean Stayer and
Caroline Lee,
Those Invited Incltuled: Mi»*
Jan a Thigpen, Mi-* Nnnry f.'elMrs. Frank Gviscnbtirg and lum, Ml*a Shirley Smilh, Jli.-.i
small
son left
yesterday for
M arty IVrklns. li b s l.m-y Ward,
their
heme
in Juckuniville a f
Miss Normn Jonn S n y r ,
MNi
ter visiting with the form er's fa- Caroline I^ e , Mis* la d , CaMlh#r,
Nick
Meiseh. and Mr.and
well. Miss Kathryn Witmim. Mwi
Mrs. John l.udwig.
Connin McCall, Mi** Ann Wig
gins, Ml*.* Angela Metsch, Mb’*
Mrs. Frank Meiseh and Misa Ann
Stine and Ml** Kylvln
Connie Jleisch returned
today
from Chicago where they have
been fo r tho |» u l 10 days. While
of th« Womcn'a Society them they were tho guests of
llan Servkro of the Heth- Mrs. D i....................................... ......
lurtb wUl be bald at 3:00 Scott pi
h r ha- praeetfad by tha
NEW ARRIVALS
Circle Three Meets
At Clark Residence
Today & Saturday
Double Progrcm
jt u g h a — A c tio n — T h rill
M r. and M n. iteraard Laka nnnnunce tha birth r j n u n on
W tdneeday* evening, Sept.* 3 , at
the FernaUI-Laughton
RocpitaL
Mis, Merlwctliki* f*
Madfe Nurse Teacher
Of Interest U h ar mony friend#
£SSBE\Stf
BucrI *. wWf convtrt*
SiRr W*»t* Rod col-
'loom n t t l __________ University of
Vlrglnl* lloerjltal aa A ssistant
Instructor of Nuralng A rts and
8c Is nee f r r tha freshmen of tha
Training School fo r N u n es, from
which th a received h er diploma
tn M in in g loot May (. ,
Mrs. II. C. Morgan and Mr.
W altar Clark wtru co-hoste«»eto mam hers of Circle Three uf
tha Women’s Society of Christian
Service of th« M ethodist. Church
on Tuesday afternoon a t lb* home
of Mrs. Clark on French , Ave
nir*, with Mrs. P. 1L Lansing,
chairman, presiding.
Mrs. Morgan lad tha devotional
and it chapter of tha study book.
“Jesus and Social Redemption"
P given by Mrs. B eu la Knight
sted by Mrs. W. J , David.
. Routine report# W«r* heard
from, the variotM commit too* end
rtfIV* wer* completed fhg. the
Mau-'a Club supper to b« glv«n
on SeyL U. An k a c o u n t was
served by tha hoataesta to thv
foUcmrin^t. ^ Bry>„ ( M n c h r „
te r Daniels, Mrx. L. P. Hagan.
Mra. C. P. Herndon, Mrs. P. II.
Lansing, M n . R. U. Hutchison,
Mrs. 1. D. Martin, Mr. John
M ORGAN
F lo r id .
• ml Long Island, N. Y.
Mr. » d Mr*. B (l« n l Holloway mill dsughter. C trn l, returned T bur„iay from ihvlr va
cation which they .p e n t visiting
rrliliv o i near Plant City.
Mm
lltbbanl f'a A n rlh rrry t r lu r tir « l
W n ln rs < U y from ( hic.tgo, 111 H r
•topped fo r a couple .jf horse
back rnlea at thr B ru t
Creek
Ranch at A * h #v iltr.
Mr. amt Mrs. L (u n K it rn flH il
arc va ca tio n in g in (Irorg*a.
Mr*. A n n a B. H ra v ra l*»ft F li*
day fo r S t. P rtrra b u rg w htr#
she w ill vialt a f r irm l.
Mrs. C la u d Klauaa le ft F rltla y
for C in c in n a t i, O hio where *ho
w ill v ia it friend*
Mr. J . O . I.yb r.in d and d a u g h
ter. N H 1. have retut nr«| from
South C a ro lin a .
Mr*. T ip p e r ha# return ed from
.v vacation in the north
where
-he vU ltod relative* and friend*.
Thw i t t y < < •«
<<W te e n #
lost r
uw *.f a ‘‘hack lc «t hool ’
danev *huh was given by ruembare •» the Phi Alpha Kappa
•o ro r.»v SiHinsors for the affair
F R. Mac N'cill ami
n y S#m«»n.
i •i ain g a Kail motif the
lively ilrri'iAlnf in
had#* of ciepe paper ami
Mu>u* was
furnished
• mg hy a nu k< ItHlvvov
uijoyiiig the dance were:
• Ivn Sli'ive, Mis* Nancy
Ml-« l.mii#e I'erkin*.
•gy Dun* an. Mi** Luc die
11** Heli'iu* Tamili, Mi*.a
lie Dun** in, \l»*s Ann
• am*. Miss Patty Hodge.
Ml*.* W.hifinJ I lihrll. Mis* |N»ro j
thy P / Id. Mi
\nn Wiggin*!
H r. and Mra. W
• f Jacksonville anfew weeks* vacation
teiu m a Hotel.
Iti.-luir.l tiillr -pie
frmn ifinnii to
tl.lhl.' H t-liljc
M.-ltiinirnr where
thru hmne.
By C O R E N E
C a s s e lb e rry ,
Phi \lpha Knppn
IIns School Dance
tag Wiin rv fall vet.
M r,
dny
Mr,,
ig to
make
CASSELBERRY
ANNOUNCEMENT
II ami Mm. A u,tm C Wllllan
an H 'uncc Ihi* pngnjct*men' aiitl appro*! lung uu rrfcg- • f thoir daughter. Mia.
Mai'iu- Kato Hall, to Oiio W.
Don ... nf Savannah. G j ,
•on
r Mr ami
Mm
Paul
Dou • ,ii. uf HI
(It.
Tb*
«ill h# «n **\«*nt
o f i • * .S, «•( lhr hrtnir of Mr.
and Mr*. William* on 111)2
'Oak K.rtiur.
LONGWOOD
G w en d olyn
Ito w e ll
lo
*pend mi- a wt-ek with hor ii* trr(
Mm. J T Thorns*. of O rlin.lo.
Hubert Holloway loft Saturday
for Plant City where ho will
kvi«it relative* unit friend* for a
work III* fathor. Jimmy Hollo
way. who hu« horn visiting horo,
returned with him.
Mr anil Mm. I. R. I.ailihaor
returned Satunlay from a tacation which th-y • pont a t Cloarwater ami Safety Harbor.
NEWS
Mr. and Mr*. ( \ It. Largcnt
and fa m ily left S u n d a y to spend
the l*abor D a y holid ay w ith Mr.
end M rs \V II. IV a rc o and fam
ily of I.a k e la n d and M r. and Mr*.
Fra»l S an d h ami fa m ily of Bar
*v'in~p a n ie tl
W wfc* ,r
.
!•y tfi. SA n iln who
ill spend a week here.
Mr and
Mr*
S h e lle y M ark
!a n d fa m ily spent l.a h o r D ay at
I Reck S p rin g s.
) Mr an d Mr*
l.e a lio W a lke r
! »ml tan n lv re t m m d A u g . 'id from
, th e ir vaeution
Mr R a lp h M c R e \n o |d s has re, turned tio m a . >4i*;«ti«*t in Ter.-
Mrs. H srls M. Tucker
“ W IT H A N O K
T H A T COU NTS”
a
f . P. Phtmephititt
Mrs. Marla M. Tucker, wi.I.nv <>f
Major Georg# A. Tucker, K.irt Mc
A rthur army officer who .In .I of s
knlfa wound In July, enter, jail rell
In Los Augeles after being b.,.ke.|
on suspicion of her husband', mur
ami M
Shul. v l ink
AD- H im Marty iVtkins, Miss! der. At the time. Major Tuckrr » >s ; nesM’t*.
Mis* I >«dot vs P a rtin of O ilm d n
Vi«»le' \N.|I*, Mi*** l.utn-la llnrm- reported to havo ttablwd himself
ly, H
t !••!# m •* Wells, Mia4 whils making a sandwich in Ins • \is it in g her hi other and sistei
San
Pedro
horns.
( *n law. Mr and
Mrs.
Rudolph
lltlcii lliitchi nil,
\fis4
Ellen
, Partin .
Mfti ' ih .i. Ml * I in* ('nldwell.
Mr
and
Mrs
|„
W
K»d«Mis* l i’tty St. v.n*. Mi-, S u u a
I i .ingi r and ch ild re n , lh*rla and
Klrtl*.
Mi .
tlurtha Wight.
I C h arle s, have moved to S a n fo id
Ml«i
-lu il.y
Sniilh. MiaaHelen
Mrs. H a ttie preacott retain e d
PhJIil
Mi,- Shuli y Krhnl,, Mia*
j S atu rd a y from C am den. N
J.,
Call i u. Hint, M i„
MiMrrd
ARCADIA,
S p |»(.
'
.w here «he hail hv«*n v is itin g Mr.
Alt til .*i. Ml,, Mary Jane liu l>- r in l f — D un»t..» *
| ind M is. R u fu s
Prescott
and
nolli-.
Mi-, Jin.- I.loyil, Mia* w ill ngain iw» ttirn.*,| #mi
; fa m ily.
Elhi I.*
.in.I Mi”, Katherine rh»j» Fall vvhrn I In* M.u
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
R
B
la
n
ke
n
Tiftii*
fratun*
|u«*tur#*
ship are
e a p e cte j
homo
this
l
Hill llrnnsn.
W aller arrtm il th" tm lnlntf nf
weekend.
I tin y Hensley. John Angel, B H ti* h pilot* at tho K ii'l
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS
l.'.ll. W'uili-n I hi n tel.,, Hub- dli* A rro n n u tir.il I n «titn t#•
C lifto n lln ttA w a y enlisted in th'i
.. I' iih-Iii’, Hilly Fleming, radio, is tflriKwI.
A ir Corps and le ft F r id a y . August
Stevens, G eurge E tch , Is *
Cnmrrnmrii nr** w«ik>n
j x f i r C a m p B la m lin g . He w ill
-.'Uf, Kenneth bVhult, Jack and <lnv tu rumplrtt- flu
go to Je ffe rso n B a rra c k s , M issou
u n r, 1.1-fty Altman, Ju ts which will dflail »*\s*iv
ri. from them .
I'n ii haw, [livid Oat- In th r program which f u
Mrs. II D MelnlosVi, S r., and
k III .iw ii. Ilarvld Hall, from •*V4*rv walk
If
Mr. and M rs. B. D. M cIntosh,
Farrell, Ji . and Juhn King. fighting pilot* for flu* K
lr ., retu rn ed W ednesday from a
Army officer*
tr**
vacation in W ash in gto n. II. C .,
We nr* .hIIII nelllng
our USED ennt for
l-:i Down. Hal 12 lo
IS monlh.s. See us lodny.
SO To
Filmn Are Made Of
1910 Plymouth Deluxe
Spurt Sednn ?H9.'*,00
R. A. F. In Florid
m p r r v i-in g
th«*
in mMiti»n tin*
1‘JIII Ponlluc
t ’tnipe
I br*e present w e re : Mr*. F . IL
.>n. M rs. W . I.. M o rgan, Mr*
••
E.
M cK ay,
M r,.
Helen
• l.u lts, Mr*. K . If. L a n e y , Mr*.
!•■ " M onrce, Mr*.
II. It a 'lif f .
M
C . E . M cK ee , Mr*. Lbinnl.l
I '. n n , M rs. ( h e ,to r D anie l* and
> ln C . P. Her n,Inn.
'U n . ,X|r*. C. II. Winn. M ri
ll-V Tllli*. Mrs. if. II. Mr F ill.
Mi* M L. W right, Mr*. J. L.
C lu k , Mr*. II.
A.
Swanson,
Mk . C. F. Ilrunan, Mrs. J . 0.
I..tn..y, Mr*. V. E. Dongl.u, J |l „
D uh Hand, Mbs llslcn L. Wart)
ji d M bs A Iron chapm an.
IMrs, Dow Donates
Library To Group
1.11 00
19-14 t ’hevrnlcl Town
Sedan
155.00
19.19 Plymouth
Coupe
195 00
1931 Plymouth
Coach
130.00
1936 Chevrolet Sport
Sedan
295.00
19.11 Ford
Sedan
95.00
1015 Ford
Coupe
95.00
" h••.*»i »i
• fpi....
m u d lit* -t ut t« W ••l»mI*
dt*vrlopmi*ut
and
"»*n
h r f o r r it can h«* n*l#-« •*•I
o f thc-i» lUfCIHlt inn
vent n n w itlin # pi*- iu>
tarv infnrmatitm mtn h
B ritain** i*nrm ir#.
lluili linn.I pi.-suled over
l..i-im»* *e«sion and tho dpr.il »u* tom lucte.l by Mrs.
(ta lk , ufter which n sohour was enjoyed and un
louriu* served by the ho,-
From
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TRUCKS
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.
1917 F’ord ii-ion
Pickup
IS3.00
1935 Ford 1•-ton
Pickup
175.00
19^5 (.'hevrulcl Vi-Ion
Slake .........
136.00
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ing cour*f, #•*jw“f■in11v i|n«ign***l
hy I>r. Janif* K l l t
Mtmniy.
pr»*i<ltnt of ( i r Hniv4*i*ity uf
Tim pu, a* a ' *Hurt m l lo Iht*
air cnrpV* will Im* rslaM i-hnl at W Srirgtuird yout m « h —m
lumplrl# in»ur««<# |>rol«cli#a
the Uniwr*ity f«»r th r Fall term
betor# lirt •Irikc*. You r«a, «c#Momi
btrinnitijr S»*pt. Id.
StlfC#a#ful cmiiplrtinn of tho ra ll y, hy mturing in Tkn CmlraV
onr-ytar preparatory cuiir*o «*n- non. t.'rnlral'a complelr covtrag#
title* a pludcnt to make applica rt»u 1<M U r tu u OnlrtT# n atiu l,
tion to hreomr a flying rddrt in miuAur t u h ie pjwie* pay divideoda
th r If. S. Army wilhtnit having In |,.licyh,ddev—
. Ik* m rr**l rata la
to ta le fa rth ir rxaniinatltm. O r I " J \. H e *afr...aad ea,a loo! Call aa
dinarily In l r rligibh* tn mnk»* Ins detail* lumucfuw. No ublifstioas.
applicalkm a# u flying cadet, *lud*-nta are required tn have two
year# of college work or paxx
SANFORD, FLORIDA
examlnatifint on icrtaln caacntial Pllhject.'.
BE SERE r r s
tyulbf. G<wtod
C. M. Boyd & Co.
Saaford,
rm rrr
Tho announcem ent , was modi*
ihi. morning that Mrs, Carols
S-intCd Dow, has donated
her
..iiniiiis libm ry with its Floren
'in*? fum i.hings to tha. fltneral
H- nry 8. S m ford Library A*«v
• uil,in. Tha library ami fornLsho r, are being shipped from her
I'.-'.ia in Derby, Conn., te Sanf. r.l.
T h e r e will be a meeting of the
i wiciation tomorrow m rrnlng In
tb.- Woman's Club on Oak A ve
il m* a t 10:00 o’clock and all memturn aa well aa a n r other interi.it'd persona are Invited to attrnil this meeting.
WHEN YOU WANT IT
IF YOU HAVE A NEW
-/
■a
Automatic Electric
Water Heater
Fustis Women Make
Sea Island Cloth
Connect It And
Forget I t . . . .
No Installation or operating
wrrtlc* — Install It anyw hsrs, tUsn forget itt No
flue connection, necessary.
Completely automatic, de
pendable, safe. Hound and
•q u art models. A site f ir
every need.
n it o n , spinning It, aftd
You’ll Love It, Too
iUry, displayed IT dlffayeoi on.
tides made frafc h#r 'home
ir»w» .cotlau.' hqplng to find
ioma way to further rafla* cotl<n throeHe to Improve their appraranM, and arc trying to find
mw MM for wt|« 4 textile*.
bathing
and shavlnfc—
W liu i
....................
.
hot w ater when you need It and pl«uty of it—U no lougxr a luxury- Wa ear.
Install a Ilotpolnt Automatic E1#«tnc
water h eater la your homo a l »u»prWagly lour cost.
Il« l
Because Its
water without
flamelesa.
ECONOMICAL— Boca use Um CALROD
heating uolt la bnuMreed directly In tho
wator. No boat waotad.
SAMTOUD, VUOfeUU'
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FRIDAY, BEPTEMB t t M H
B ooth, R a a f a I I B o a t.
i
L o t I I r r a a l a A d d ltlo a to At* l
ta m o n te .
I
» H a f l W I - l o f S E I - 4 o f k l!
1-4 S e c tio n I I , T n w n th lp 11
B ooth R a n t s I I B aal
E * o f MB 1-1 ofN W 1-4 o f MB
1-4 B oottan I I . T e w o m ip 11
B o a th , l u a i a I I B o at fe w 1-1
a f f f l t r 1-4 Bee. I I . T a p . I I
B o a th . R , I I B.
T r u s te e s o f T k a t a t a r a a l Im p ro v em a n t B a n d a f t h e B ta ta o f F lo rt
da.
D y. a P . H ER N D O N .
A f e a t T r u s te e s I. L F u a d . Sem i
atala C o u n ty .
Commission Holds Favorite Proves
Out On Dates Of Poor Investment
Tropical Park
At Aqueduct Run
TALLAHASSEE. Sept. 6_ W )
—Tfcd • t a n raring commission
rin d n rtr l in twhrraldcd meet inf
fa private, prudumably puraulnc
efforts tn .coolant w hat members
A commissioners
declined
sent o n the b o i l n c u w h ic h
occupied them e t m e e tin g *
Jacksonville, Tampa,
and
ml a u J a l
Ttlif r-will «r1■ m e lin n
‘ImM^tdcd b tleanup o f f l nrida
T i m f , ''(trfBd- that
Tropical's
day! he withheld until there wss
B revision of ‘the set-up of the
Gables Racing Association, oper
ators of the track.
H. U Strauss, rice president
and secretary of the American
Totalise tor Co., confirmed in
Baltimore that ha headed a syn
dicate that S00|h t to buy the
(rack, bat he withheld detail*.
• Another syndicate, built around
Herbert Bayprd 8 wopc, ehalrman of the New York racing
commission, was reported angIIb s (hr the property.
8 till another. Including among
Othon James Donn, Miami flnrUt
and secretary of Tropical, said
an offer of more than 11,000,000
hid Been made for a controlling
NEW YOK. 3 * p t B.-4/TV-The
*te*plecha»ere took over »tjge
front and canter a t Aqueduct
***• tr ,tlJ . Th“ r*^*Jr- ®ut l |“
outcome of the Harbor Hill handi
cap wa. a tad disappointment
to the many bickers who had
made G. H. (Pete) Boitwick’a
Cottesmore the favorite.
* The 1040 champion jumper,
ridden Hr h i. owner, looked
through the early stages of the
two-mile teat a t If he might
half-way
mark, the liottwick
Jumper dropped farth er back,
to finish an ignominoua last in
a field of five.
The $2725 first money went
to Thomas llitchcook'i first-time
H arter, Bath, a 3-year-old geld
ing. The winner's time of 3:45 1-5
was a new record for the recent
ly completed course, and his
margin three lengths oyer Bayard
Sharp's Speculate. The winner
paid 124.20.
M O T 1C S o r A F f tlC A T I O ! ! r o l l
▼AX D E C O
( ICAPTKA 17907 OF 1000
B IR T H JU D IC A L C IR C U IT
F L O R ID A . I * A I D B J B
V O l.R COUN TY I " CRABCW I
W . W . C. S M IT H . P l a i n t i f f
-T l„ ,
I O M A N O L I V E IL •»
d a n ta .
C IT A T IO N
T H E ST A T E O F F U H II P A .TOi
J . W . W a rd . J r - a n d w ife —
W a r d , w h o e e C h rle lla B » • • •
u n k n o w n : W . W . U lm e r a n d wl
Barges Will Relieve
Florida CaH Ration
TALLAIIAHHEE,
(AT— . A solution In Klnrlda's
gasoline deficiency rause,| hy ra
tioning was *een Thursday with
the announcement hy Chalrrnar
Tern Johnson, of the ritjtn Bond
Department, that 121 barge, noun
will be available lo transport furl
frrm T e sts ports.
F lo r id a , l o - w l l ;
D e s ln B 1-4 S*r. |>o.| o f S ec.
Johnson sniii he wse filing n
s. T w p . t l S o u th .
R ange
II
ifitm it
report in Washington asking per
E a s t, pu n W. I I I I t h s in s . N.
In New York, a racing p u b lic s - mission lo use the bargre I- meet
S d e g r e e K- I I f t ,
R.
11.11
Hod said the Hlrauss syndicate the winter lour let demand.
c h a in s . K. 11.21 t h n l n t to b e s le would bo computed Uday. If Ihe
n ln g ; a ls o
.. . „
S. I t a e re n n f S B l - t n f SW
Florida racing commission anl
t
o
f
S
ee.
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p
.
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prorod the now set-up at the
I I E a s t ; a ls o
mcfting In TalUhatsec.
I-ot 1. S e c tio n 11. T o w n s h ip
After their ek»*ed mcoilng iho
I I B o o th , l u n g e I I E s s l i a ls o
n c ta g tom m iesionrn confcrrcH
MK l - I o f N B l - I of See. 11
Als..
Sept.
T w p . I I B. R a n g e I I E a s t; a l
rritli {Jo t erpor Holland, i u t b o th 5 MONTGDMKRY.
—
(45—
Only
five
new
c6»"e
so
N W l - I o f S W 1-1 a f M e■Idas will bdM* eommrnt on whal of infintllc parnlyni* w rre re
I I . T w o . I I M. I U n g . I I E a s t.
v u dlaeuMod.
T
H
E
R E F O R E Ih s e e p r e s e n ts a r s
ported lo Ihe etntc health ticlo c o m m a n d y o u a n d e n ah o f y o u
partm ent Thursday, but authrri- lo
h e a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e t h e p b * T*
tios cautioned again*! any ae- e ty le d C o u r t a t th e C e s rth e fc s o S t
■umplion thnt the rpidvmlc had B a n fo rd , F lo r id a o n M e n d e r tb a
I t h d a y o f O c to b e r. A. D . '1141, t h s
run its course.
g s r u le d a y a f th i s
Mranwhile, virtually all Ihe sCaamp er i, b oe in
th e r w is e , d e c r e e s p r o co n Itate'e eollrgp* and univrrailir* f .e e o w ill be e n le r e d a g a i a e t y i u
BOUTON. f » » l h - l / P l - M. a- petiponrd their opening date* una c h o f you.
, ‘
HbdkEMtU M o to r: Vehicle Itcila- til Sept. 16 or Inter a t the re a n dIt eIs
f u r t h e r o rd e re d I t h a t th is
tr a r Goodwin announced Thurs- q u est-o f Dr. J. N. Baker, atat# o r d e r b e p u b lis h e d I n - T h e S a n fo rd
H e ra ld a n e w e p a p e r p u b lis h e d In
day Uwt ho ws» roepcndlng iho health officer.
H a n fo rd . S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a ,
m r l i g Item s# o f Arthiinkc Ot
o n re c a r h w r e h f o r fo u r c o n s e c u
to of A m tris lo r d riv ln - 00
tiv e w e e k s .
i
■Uoo sn hour, adding:
WITNKMM m y h a n d a n d 1 o f f te U l
"T k e rt was no necessity for
s e a l S* C le rk o f Ih e C ir c u it C o u rt
In M em ln ile C o u n ly . F lo r id a , on
Iho arehduk* to drlv« a t Hmt
Ih le Ih e t t h d a y o f S e p te m b e r. A.
rato o f apo*L breauer
Hitler
^
HERNDON.
LAKELAND, 8ept. ft — (8pc- D. I * t l .
h s s s t, got o r i r b»r« »»t m<J
O w n t w ss no f"Vlcn tn aueiWst rial)— Th* now Lakolaml plant
C le rk o f c i r c u i t 1 C o u r t
U yi A . M. WEEKS.
tho paoorhsngsr was c haling of tha Fnml Machinery Corpor
D e n u ly C le rk
h im ." ,It* now roiWci In n f r r i- ation will begin turning out am- O A tll.A N D W . _________
SPENCER.
phiblan tanka at tho rate of two
g u llr llo r f n r P la in tif f .
s i tlay by 8«pt. I I or 22, Bert (O ffic ia l B eal)
J. Street, superintendent, aald
yoaterdoy.
HKMINOI.H C O U N T Y ,
F L O R ID A .
M EUTEM D K R l l h , IM I.
. .
Sl*ly.flve hulls conalructcd at
E la h e r e b y g le a n
th a t
thr Dunedin plant nra being p uNrsOuTaIC
n t lo S e c tio n I o f C h a p t e r
brought hero and molrrn, driving 111** L a s s Of F lo r id a . A c ts n f IH T
thread*, guna ahd other equip k n o w n n s th o M U R P H Y A C T th e
A n d e rso n
ment will bo mounlod at thr fo llo w in g d o o c rlb o d la n d l a S e m i
nole C o u n ty , F lo r id a . W Rt i N
o f
new plant.
Alabama Rcportn 5
New Paralyflis Cases
Archduke Otto Is
; Held For. Speeding
Lakeland Will Build
Two Tanks Each Day
Fantral
-
D im to n
TH K h i
ll
fe re d fn r s a l# a t p u b lic o u tc r y f o r
Ih o h ig h e s t e n d b o o t s a s h b id s u b
Th* ralo of matches In Japan je c t in th e r i g h t ot th e T r u s te e s
Im p r o v e m e n t
to under strict government con lor Ih e I n t e r n a l
trol, tho Dopartmont of Com- r u n d In r e je c t a n y g a d a l t b id e, a t
Ik e C u u rt llo u u e b e g in n in g a t I t
.:
n o
n u m « i h w i f i ib b
N U T IC B IS
H R H E8Y
O IV EN .
T h a i A. K. A P P L E B Y b o ld e r o f
T a a C o r tltle a lo No. I l l , la a aa d Ib a
l a d d a y o f A u g u s t A. D.. t i l l , b aa
f i n d a s m s la m y o f r ie s a n d b a a
m a d s a p p lic a tio n t o r a ta a d e ed lo
b e laeued th e re o n . B old c o rtlf lc a to
a m b ra c e s I h o f o i n w l a g d o o c rlb td
p r o p e r ty la t h e C o u n ty of B eytlnote. S t a n o f F lo r id a , lo - w ll:
v im ttf i o r a p p l ic a t io n f o r
L ots I I l o I I B lo c k I I C ry e TA X D EK IT
U 1-abe W in te r H o m o s P obdlI X I P T U IT 437 O F IBM
vleton- P la t B o o k I P a g e s 111.
I l l A III.
N O T IC E IS
HEREBY
O IV E N ,
T h o . M o . a i . e i l o f (h e .a id p ro
T b e t K. It W A L K S h o ld e r of T a a
* > rtlf1 c a t# No 1911. Im u H lb « 2nd p e r ty a a d e r th e s a id c e r tif ic a te le
4 a y nf J u ly A. n , i» S i. h*» filed a n ed w a e I d th o t u n a o f U n k now n
H im - In m y o ffle « a n d ha* m a d «
U n le ss a ald e a r t l t t c s t s . h a l l be
a p p lic a tio n f o r A t a x
to
b a re d e e m e d a c c o r d l a g
lo law . tk a
(•Kurd
th r r r o n .
Ha Id
certlfl< -ata p ro p e rty d e s c rib e d th e r e in w ill be
th « fo llo w in g d * tr r lb # d so ld to Ib a h i g h l i t b u s ie r a l th e
p ro p e rty In th o I ’o u n t y of 8«_ral- c o u r t hnueo d o o r o n
th o
flr a t
nnl*. Mint* o f F lo r id a , to - w lt:
M onday In t h s m o n th n f O ctober.
left* ■ to SI A II A n io f k •
1*41. w h ic h la tk a I l k d a y o f
K a th r y n P a r k .
O c to b er. 1141.
T h « • H f i i m t n t o f th a aald p r o
D a te d t t l a l l h d a y o f B eplem p e rty u n d e r th e
e n ld
c e r tif ic a te bor. 1141.
u « u e d w i i In th e
nam e of U n
O n . H ER N D ON .
know n.
C le rk C l r r u i l C o u rt. S em inole
t ’nleea a a ld c e r t i f i c a t e e h a ll h a
C o u n ty . F lo rid a .
ru lF rm ril to la w , (h e p ro p e rty d e K. L R U R D IC K
• i f i M th e r e in w ill he enl<% to tb *
D e p u ty C le rk
h ia h e a t b id d e r a t th e c o u rt h o u e e
(O fflc lo l B ea l)
i
floor o n th e f lr e t M o n d ay In th e
m onth of O c to b e r, 1941, w h ic h le
'
* e > d >»; e i d i s t a h a u ^ l V e • r > . .
O aicd tlffe J th d a y o f H ap tem 'h+r. I M l.
■■■ ■■■
O. P . IIKHNIMIN.
t ’lerlc. C*4rcul| C o u rt H cm lnola
t* ounty, F lo r id a .
I «• • fflrla l H eal)
N O T 1C18 10 H K H E B T OIV K N .
T h a t N. COLXMAN h o ld e r o f T a x
C e r tif ic a te No. I l l , laooeX th o T th .
d a y o f A if f v tt A . D . 1919* h a e
file d a itn e In m y o ffic e a n d h a e
anode a p p lic a tio n fo r n i n s deed
to ho leoved th e re o n . Held c e r t i f i
c a t e e m b ra c e e th o fo llo w in g d p
e o rlb e d p ro p e rty la th e C o u n ty of
S e m in o le , S ta te o f F lo r id a , to * w lt:
N I 9 I H yd. of B 49 Ch le c tio n
I t . T o w a e h lp 19 S o u th . f U n g a
f t C oot. SI A eree. *
T h o a o ee e e m en t o f th o a a ld p r o
p e rty u n d e r th e
paid
c e r tif ic a te
l i n e d w ae la th e n a m e o f LBK
B ro th e re .
U n leea a ald c e r t i f i c a t e i U U - U
re d e e m e d a e c o rd lo g to la w , Ih e
p ro p e r ty d o o c rlb o d th e r e in w lU b a
•o ld lo th o h lg h e e t b id d e r a t th e
c o u r t h o u s e d o o r on th e f lr a t M on
d a y la th e m o n th o f O e to b er, 1941.
w .........................................
h ic h Is i h t l l h d a y o f O ctober.
till.
D a ted th la I t h d a y o f B ep iem b e r.
m i.
O P . H ER N D O N .
C le rk C irc u it C o u rt, g e m ln o l.
C o u n ty , F l o r l A .
N O TIC E IB
IIE IIE H Y
O IV E N ,
B y- E . L* nU H D C IK .
D e y u ly C lerk T l„ 'l W II.I.IA H V. M K ill tV E T H E R
b'
ld
.
r
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f
l
t
n
f
T
a
s
C
e
r
lH Ira la
(O ffic ia l B eal)
N.>
(IS . D .u e d
Ih e Tth d e y o f
t u u u . l A l>. l e t s , h a e fllw l c a m e
NOTH US o r A P P L IC A T IO N FO R
In mv n f f lr e nrut h e . m etis a p TAg D U O
.
p tls a lln n f o r a t a t d e e d In b e InC H A P T E R ITSST O F IBM
*"»*d th - r s - tn H eld r s r t l f l r e l * . m N O T IC E IB H E R K I ir O IV E N lir e r .e th s f n lln w ln a d .e e rlb e d p rn T h a i A. K. A P P L E R T
h o ld e r of | t ' . r t , In I h s I'n u n ty n f H em lnole.
T e l C e r tific a te No. ITS. Issu e d t h . HI., Is n f F ln rld * . ( n - w l t :
In d d e y o f A u s n e t A. D . 1117.
1 st 2 llr rre
lle m m o c k
10
h a s filed se m e In m y o lf l r e a n d h a s
A c re , m n re n r le e .
m ad e a p p lic a tio n fo r n In s deed
T h s e M .M m .n l o f t h . .e ld p r o .
to be laeued th e re o n . Bald c e r t i f i p . r l y u n d e r t h . e e ld e . r l l f l e e l . le c a te e m b ra c ee Ih e
fo llo w in g d e- • usd w e . in Ih e n a m e of K L IZ A • c r ih .il p ro p e rly In Ih e l.*ounty of n c T i r j w i t i i m i i y r
H .m ln n le, a t a l e o f F lo r id a , lo - w ll ;
l n l . s e e eld r e r l l f l r e l . r h e ll he
L ola I In I I B lo c k I I C ry e U I
n ih s n n sl e r m n lln u
t o lew . Ih e
la th e
W in te r
H o m e . B uhdlpi • p .r ly d .s c r ib e d th e r e in w ill be
vlelo n F U I Ih.ok 1 im g e e l i t ,
—Id. In th s h lg b e e t b id d e r a l Ih e
II I A TI*
--------------r
r-.u rl h o u s e d o n e on Ih e flr e l M nnT h e a e e e e e m e n l o f Ih e e eld p r o d sy In Ih s m o n th n f O rln h s r.' IS 4 I,
p e rly u n d e r th e
anld
c e r tif ic a te i w hich I . th e i t h d e y n f O c to b e r,
laeued w ne In I k e n a m e o f lin
I 'l l
know n.
k
' f,
iD ie d Ih le t t h ile y o f B s p l.n U ^ r .
,
.
p r
U n leea e ald e e e tlf ld a lP w s h a ll be I l> l l .
re d e em ed aeeefdlB B - to la w , . I k e
O. p H E R N D O N
p ro p e rly d e e e rlb e d ( h e r e in w ill be
C le rk t y r e u l t C o u rt. K sm lnnle
cold lo th e h lg h e e t b id d e r e l t h .
C o u n ty , F lo r id a .
c o u r t h o u se d o o r on Ih e f ir s t ................
K. I s B U R D IC K .
M nsR sy In tb a m o n th o f O e ln h er.
I t l l , w h ic h . J* th e I t h d a y of
ttr ie b e r , .1)41. •
D e le d th is t t h d a y o f S e p te m b e r,
till.
a P , IfE R N D O R .
C le rk C irc u it C o u rt. S e m in o le
C o u n ty , F lo rid a .
By E U RURDIfNC.
.
D e p u ly C la rk .
(O ffic ia l l e a l )
NOT I c m o r A P F L IC A T IO R F O R
tax
am m o
C H A P T E R 1T4ST O P IM S .
N O TIC E IS I I E H E U r O IV E N .
T h a i A. H. M AHCIIAM h o ld e r o f
T o * C c r llflc e te No. I I I . Issu e d th e
1 th d a y o f A u g u s t A. D* t i l l , h a a
file d cam * In m y o ffle e n p d hna
m ad e a p p lic a tio n f o r a tn * deed
lo be Issu e d Ib e ro e o . Bald c e r tlf lr a t g e m b ra c e s th o f o llo w in g d e s rtk o d p ro p e rty I* l b s C e u n t r •*
S e m in o le , S U Ie o f F lo r id a , to - w lt ;
L o ts I . 4. I . * I B lock t l
C r a n ia l la th e
W IM y r llo m c e
R eh d lv lelo k P U l R ook I P a g e o
1 1 4 .1 1 1 , A 111.
T h o aso o o em o n l o f Ih o
s o ld
p r o p e r ty u s d o r Ih e n l d e e r llflc n lo
la e u ed w a s In I k s a s m ! ' o f J . J .
BU RN ER.
U n le ss s a id e e r tlf le n te s h a ll bo
r a d o o a u d o c c o rd la g to la w . Ih *
p r o p e r ty d e e e rlb e d th e r e in w ill bo
s o ld lo Ih o h ig h e s t M dR er g t Ut#
O R D E R F O R P U B L IC A T IO N
TO K U O K N E C
R U TH ERFO RD .
CO W. T . W h ite h e a d . S a v a n n a h .
N ew Y ork.
You a r e
h e re b y
re q u ire d e n d
o rd e re d In a p p e a r O c to b e r I. l i t I,
lo
Ih e D ill o f C o m p la in t file d
a g a i n s t y ou b y A lie n a M. R u th e r
fo rd In th e C irc u it C o u rt tn a n d
fo r B .m ln o le C o u n ly . F lo rid a .
In
U h a n re ry . t h e s a m e b e in g n s u it
fo r d lv o re e .
T H E SA N FO RD
H ERALD, n
n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h e d In H rm ln o l.
c o u n ty . F lo rid * ,
la
h * r* b r
de
s ig n a te d
aa
Ih s
n * w * p ap « r In
w h lrh th is o r d e r r h a l t be p u b lish e d
fo r f o u r r n n a e e u l lr e w e .k *
D o n . n o d o rd e re d
a t S a n fo rd .
S e m in o le C o u n ly . F lo rltK . th la t l h
d a y o f S e p te m b e r. A. D t i l l
O. P. IIE R N D tiN .
C le rk o f Ih e C irc u it C o u rt
(lE O A. H U ER It. J R
B o llrlle r f a r P la i n t i f f
( O ff lrla l B ea l)
Issu e d w a s la t h e a s m s o f II A I U IT
a COMRTOCK.
_ .. .
' U n le ss said.- c a r tlf lc a la s h a l l h a
ra d a am ad a c c o rd I a f t o . la w . th e
p ro p e rty d e s c r ib e d t h y e l n w ill b e
so ld lo th e h i g h e s t b id d e r a t th e
c o u r t b o u se d o o r o n Ihe f l r a t M o n
d a y la t b s m o n th o f O c to b e r. 1141.
w h ic h la Ib a l l h d a y o f O c to b e r.
1141.
D a ted th la t t h d a y o f S e p te m b e r.
0 P. H E R N D O N .
C te rk C lr c u li C o u rt. S e m in o le
C o u n ty . F lo r id a .
B y: a
I* B U R D IC K .
D e p u ty C le rk
(O ffic ia l B eal)
iv o n c K
o r a p p i . i c .%t i o x r o c
TAX D EED
n f A P T K R i t c a t o r 1900
NO TIC 93 I * H E R E B Y O IV B K .
T h a t I E- K B R J O T h o ld e r o f T a x
C e r tific a te No. 191. teeued t h o Tth
d a y of A u g u s t A. D .
1919, h a a
file d s a m e In m y o ffic e e n d
has
m a d e a p p lic a tio n fo r a ta x d e ed
to b e Issu e d th e re o n . Raid c e r t i f i
e s ta e m b ra c e e th e
fo llo w in g d oI » ta 1, I t A I t K ereey 'e A d
d itio n to Mldfhray P la t B o o k
T P a g e IS.
T h a a e a e ra m e n t o f th e s a id p r o
p e r ty u n d e r th e
aald
c e rtific a te
Issu ed w ae In th e n am e o f U n
know n.
U n le ss s a id c e r tif ic a te e h a l l be
re d e em ed a c c o r d in g to
la w ,
th e
p ro p e rty d * rc rlb e d th e re in w ill be
so ld to th e h lg h e e t b id d e r a t
th e
c o u rt h o u e e d o o r o n th e f lr e t M on
d a y In Ih e m o n th o f O c to b er, 1941.
w h ic h le th e 1th d ay o f O c to b e r.
1941
I>a(ed th la I t h d a y of S e p te m b e r.
1941.
O. P H E R N D O N
C le rk C ir c u it C o u rt. R e ratao le
C o u n ty . F lo rid a .
lly : K . 1a B U n D IC K .
D ep u ty C le r h ,
(O ffic ia l H eal)
t i l l , w h ic h to I M M b d a y ■ • «
O rt« M r. 1 M L '
“
D a te d th is I t k d a y o f D i l M h c .
m i.
'»
o . r . 11 BAN DON.
C ltr N C irc u it C o u r t. d e m ie s Ie
C o u n ty . F lo r id a .
. • .. M
B y: B. U . BUND 1 C *.
D e p o t/ c u t s
(O ffic ia l B eal)
’
.UOTHBB O F A F F U C A T M R BOM
n u m a iT dB f o r >M Se?
N O T IC K IB H E R E B Y O tV f u E
T hat H A RN T A LEON
I T K IN M E T E R b a ld e r o f T a a O e rttfld a le
No. 111. laauod th o T th d o y . a f
A o g a o t A. D . t i l l , h a s
a am a
la m y ofTIca s a d h a s a u d a a p p llr a llo u f o r a ta a d e a d to bo I m a i d
th e re o n . Bald e o r tlf lc a ta e m b ra c e *
tk a fa llo w in g d e s c rib e d
y ro p e rtj
la t h a C o a n ty o f S e m in o le , B u t*
o f F lo r id a , la - w l l :
L a n d D e sc rib e d la D B I I
Paga
lit
SC R , S e c tio n 14.
T o w a a b tp t l B o a th , R a a g a M
E a s t. B A cres.
T h e a s s e s s m e n t o f t h a so ld | r o ,
s o r t r u n d e r th e
a a ld
c e r tlf lr a tR
find
B. C A n n A II AN.
U n le e a e eld c e r t i f i c a t e e h a ll ' be
re d e e m e d a c c o rd in g l e la w . S h e
p r o p e r ty d e s c rib e d th e r e in w ill- h e
cold l e t h e h ig h e s t b id d e r a t . - I h e
e o u rt
h o u e e d e e r a n th e f l r .L
M o n d ay In th a m o n th a t O c to b e r !
1141. w h ic h la t h e I t k d a y J o r
O c to b er. 1141.
■"
D a te d th is I t h d a y e t ■S s p te m bee. 1141.
O. P . R B R N D O N
C le r k C irc u it C o u rt. ScatlD olc
C o u n ty , F lo r id a .
,
B y j H U B U R D IC K >
D e p u ly C le rk .
(O ff ic ia l S e a l)
<
N O Y IC H O F A P P L IC A T IO N F O R
TA X D U O
(T IA F T H M ireor o r imb .
N O T IC E IB H E R E B Y O IV E N ..
T h a t A. U H O O V E R h o ld e r o f T a r
C e r tif ic a te No. l i t . le a se d th a :ln d
d a y o f A u g u st A. D.. H IT . h a a
file d c a m e In m y o ff ic e a n d h n n
m ad e n p p lle a llo n f o r a Urn d e e d lo
he Ise u o d th e ro a . B ald r e r t l f l i n l a
N O TIC E IS II K H E H r O IV E N . • m b rn c e o Ike f o lo w la o p ro p e rty In
T h a i W O. T O W N S E N D h o ld e r e f ih e C o u n ly o f B em tn o le, B tn la ot<
T a s C e r tlf lc e le No. H I . I**u»d Ih e F lo r id a , to -w lt'
I t h dey of A u s u * t A. D.. I*1S, h a a
L o t 4IA M cN eil l O r a n g e V il
filed cam e In my o ffice e n d
b fi |
la P l a t B ook I P a g e H
m a d e a p p lic a tio n fo r n tn * d e ed | T h a n a ee e a m en t o f th e aald p r o
to he l e a n . ' th e r e o n "e M r s r t l f l - p e r ty u n d e r th e a a ld
c e r tif ic a te
, t - ,
• th e (o llu e ln tc d « - i.a u e d w e e in tk a u n i o f'H A R R Y
■t-rlhcl p r o p e r ty In th e C o u n ty o t II. COMBTOCKj
S em in o le, S t a t e o f F lo rid a , t o - w l t ;
U n le e a w ild e e r t l f l c e l e i h s l l > bei
W II of N B l - t . o f N B I - I o f
re d e e m e d a e c e r d ln a t o
la w . IhV
NK l - t S e c tio n I I T o w n e h lp <1
•o ld l o Ih e h ig h e s t b id d e r a l .t h e
S o n th . l ie n s * I I E a s t I A e re e.
T h e e e e .e e m e n t o f Ih e s o ld p ro r ly
u n d e r Ih e eald c e r t i f i c a t e
* m ed w s e In th e n a m e o f U n - j
| know n.
. „
U nices e e ld c e r tif ic a te e h a ll b e j
re d e em ed a c c o r d in g lo
la w , I h e ,
p ro p e rty d e s c rib e d th e re in w ill b e
■nt«i to Ih e h ig h e s t b id d e r a t th a
c o u rt h ouee d o o r o n th e f lr a t M o n
d a y In Ih e m o n th o f O c to b e r, l t d .
w h ic h le th o I t h d e y o f O c to b e r.
1*41
D ated th is I t h d a y e f S e p te m
b e r, 1*11,
O . P. H E R N D O N . - IX T H S C IR C U IT C O U R T O F M S
N IN T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT . IN
C le rk C ir c u it C u u rt. H e m ln o le
AND r m
T H M COUNTY J O F
i'n u n ty . F lo r id a .
S
R M IR O U L 0 T A T B O F F L O R I
H y : E. L n U R D IC K .
D
A
.
IX
C
M
th O B B T .
D ep u ly C le rk .
E S T H E R P U L U N R , P la in tif f , ‘ I
(O ffic ia l S e a l)
K
R A L P H J . F U L U N g . D e fe n d a s t. 0
O R D ER O F p u b l ic a t io n
TO: R A L P H J F U L L IN 1 : , • ____
( T l t r T F . l t 11*37 o r IM S
YOU A R E lf E R B B T R E Q U IR E D
N O TIC E IS IIE IIE IIY O lV E N v lo a p p e a r lo Ih e B ill filed a g a i n s t
T h a i C. K nilA D H IIA W h o ld e r o f y o u I s I h s s h o v e e n title d csw ee.
T n * rC eeU U cjH e N e . 111.. Is s u e d th e w h ic h
In p e n d in g ,
on M e d la r,
-Tth d a r of A u g u s t A. D.. t i l l , h a s
fllad a a m e In m T o ffic e a n d h n a ^ V V i & f . R
O R D J .D .
XOTHm OP APPLICATION FOR m a d e a p p lic a tio n fo r n In* d e e d I I t h a t t h i s O rd e r e t P a U l M t H b e
b e Issu e d th e r e o n Held c e r t i f i c a t e p u b lis h e d e a s e a w e e k f a r . ( o u r
TAX H M D
e m b ra c e s t h e fo llo w in g d e s c r i b e * I r o n e e e u tlv e w e e k s I n th e S a n fo rd
c h a p t e r near o f im s
N O T IC E IS im n K D Y O IV E N ,
p ro p e r ly In th e C o u n ty o f R e a > i
T h a i A. L. H O O V E R b o ld e r o f Tam nole. S la te a t r i o r l d e . t e . w l t :
ME l - t o t N R l - I o f N B 1-1 J
r e r l l f l r a l o N<* 4TC. U aued lb s In d
S e c tio n I I . T o w n s h ip I t S o u th , I
d a y nf A uguM A. D , H IT . h a a
lu n g e I I E a s t I I A c re s
file d earn# In m y o ff le e s o d h a s
m ad e a p p lic a tio n f o r • u i deed lo
T ho a s e e e o m e n t o f th o r a i d p r e X r o r g , F l o r
b e leaued th e re o n . R aid c e r tif ic a te p a rty u n d e r Ih e
eald
A u g u s t. A
e m b ra c e s I h s f o llo w in g d e sc rib e d laeued w ae In th e e a rn s o f P n A N K P
p ro p e rty In th o C o u n ty o f Sem i- T . W A D S W O R T H .
I
CU
U n le ss r a i d c e r tif ic a te s h a l l bwld o le . S U Ie o f i F lo r id a , to - w lt ;
ra d e e m e d a c c o r d in g l o la w . t M |
L nie I I A
«
IIA
M eN e irs
O ra n g e V IIU P lo t B ook I F ogy
p ro p e r ty d e s c r ib e d th e r e to w ill b e I (O FFIC 1A 1
II.
s o ld to Ih e h ig h e s t b l d l e r a t l b s I a
IL F U
T h o e* e ase m e a l o f t h o s a id p r o e o u rt h o u s e
d o o r o n th o
f i r s t * O rla n d o .
p e r ly u n d e r th o s o ld c e r tif ic a te M onday In I h s m o n th o f O c to b e r , — ■ ■
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U y: K. L. B U R D R IC K .
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o’c lo c k A M . on th e l l t h d a y a f
O c to b e r, l i l t . R a s e m e a t f a r ro a d
r i g h t of w a y 111 fo o t w M d w ill ho
ro s s r v e d fro m a n y p e re e l th r o u g h
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M nnfagr la t k a m o a t k a f O c to b e r,
m l . w h ic h la t b a l l h
fa r
of
I trlo b o r. I H l .
P u le d th la l l h d a y o f B ep lem b«r. I » l l .
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O. I*. H E R N D O N .
C la rk C l r r a l , C o u rt. H a m ilto n
C o u n ty . F lo r id a .
I t y : E. L. R D R D IC K .
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LUMB XXXIII
•
E sta b lish ed In 1908
^anteJt StpraUs
A N I N D E P E N D E N T N E W S l'A l’EK
V
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , S A T U R D A Y , S E P T E M B E R ii. I 9 t t
On Trial As Nazi Spies
Germans Say
G reer F ired
-Upon- U-Boat
Two Are Injured A3
Boat Is Torpedoed
When Crossing At
lantic To Britain
“-Incident Catted' *
( Running Battle
*. *.A S O »\V.
i/T»
»
11m il ■* for th«?
Four A nnririin
1•vanei| .mtl tw*»
R. V F wrrt*
were injured when t hr h at in
•V* Atwhi h t hey were • *•*
Uh1 •• w • • iorp* i *
The iiirvivois itK i.l. .1 I; \ • 1
firoN" * f (JfttrtM ■
Ih If*<1 prn*
\V ill in in |l»'llMt
n a n on •lit* ion 1* 1 I M, •-!! I
KVIfins*
i ’• n
th r *nl
tifio l h »•• *4'lf - • Is* t t !| wh***1
thr mu 1 l«4M 1* ft t is* to th rn n . i t*
hi*
xur ffli« and
• ll"IU».”
n*h *nir »tf tt t« *
API* ( I, \ s c n \ v 1 RT
in •» tr»Som«* Hritt^l* n •
'ihtnirim*
ilav »»*«rprrt* «l ths
1• n r r
n th r 1
tttn*V
nx the ftr-l «l *• -t .h i H e t n
the I' n ( nl St ' <* leg* C -rnim v
nn*l von ui6*nl***l tl •** th* T li.mt**
r« mm"ii ler pr" ' i I .l *1 *• rrn**nilrr thr i Amrrii :* »»# •• I. 1 thi»
thr vni txn-* n* »r her horrx,**
Olhci nrw«naf* •r-* -** •
rw»int i ml " ' ,ii rr** it r» i *x .»f
Amrrii'; n w avrrr r * *• • i .*•! thv
lint ice (hey IH-ctlt tl l»mt w hrthri
th* v 111 .» it or Ii* t tine 1 Am«T
r :*i thr filllrx f. liar nf
i',a ’s
the ter m "
Ml nornim: nr'xxpa mix hero
i:.... cvcit’s
l*rr-M|i •ni
U it i n' • •
<lt rln*at ion that Ihr .tuhmarino
\%I4< .!*« nc hiinlr*! il* vt n. this dUl»al« H far
u\»t
«croiiiit* of l l " Itti4*inn tam palun.
I lir I in il v M til a ^ r r tf d that
any «H(f^**!*tion t!*at lh«» inrident
miifht lx* rt'Knrtlftl ax rln*fd'#
^n«l ! rrti torn away by Fitiitlent
»»»«,vr!t# wht» **xtnp|U'd Ihr atof any pr<!**ntion of «rclden* or i*rrnr" Tbix n»%
wxpap«T
Raid tb it in view
Ibc immuni
ty I ithrrto irivrn l»v Iho (lermani'i
to Uni!«»d Sl*t**t» thippinR to Ire
land, it could in* *ft*umcd the
Mibmarine commander acted **on
d in ^ t c rdrra from Berlin.'*
RERU N . Sent, r, —< / n A German communiini" ns
acrteil toduv th at the U n ite •
S t a t e n destroyer Greer
m>-‘
K ed attack on II G em iar
boat at the onler of Pres
ident Roosevelt “to Jnrit«
the American people into
war afrninst .Germimv.’'
u l t said the submarine com
M ember A .ssoela.*d P ress
N T M liE R 10
Four American
S
o
ld
ie
r
A
n
d
C
itiz
e
n
A
r
m
ie
s
R e cru its For
R.A.E-UrotffiJ. G r im ly D e f e n d T h r e e S o v ie t
- A ttack Was Ordered
By Roosevelt To
Bring U. S. Into
IT War, Nazis State
Location Of Assault
Described As 200
Miles Off Iceland
S a n fo rd Is T h e Only C en tra l
Florida C ity A ffo rd in g Hall, H ig h w a y
A nd W ater T ran sp ortation
C itie s F r o m Nazi I n v a d e r s
(Jermans (laim Oper
ations Are ProKTessin^ Favorably A.x
11 tb Week Closes
Discussing Plans For The
World Scries
\t* •r*~“
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1
tL
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7
Leningrad Battle
Ra^inp Fiercely
Russians State That
Enemy Is Hurled
Back For 1 Mile
Ht \*<nrlq|rd I'ff —
rii- • Gi'rman invasion
of
IhU- i.i . rinishing j|< tdi'vpnth
m i'k loilav. un* a story of
tliri'i' i it if* l.i'iiingrad. Kiev
nnd • •iIi' hiii —each defended
I•v nil the steel nnd sinew
the Soviet l ’nimi could bring
to hear again*! the clonedrnun peril of ennunest.
For each the climax seemed
m . sle r did not know thu sis
Three women e n ter Fi-Ji-ral Court, Brooklyn, wh ■ the Bo.
tirnality of the ilcslroyi-r Iri
th a t lh« surface v n s i l attack" ■rniiK iit it pro*", tiling- 3M pt-i-on-, accuo'.l t-f *l,-alir g t" ; millhim Inside the 'G erm an bl >ck.vl 1. i) e ir i- i t an I t ran ,im i; mg itu-m to tier many f.. i-l -: it,, way
ions and ho <li»chnrgt'<l Iwo tor i-i HI.- \Veii> ten fetil (while buttons), e«rorte.| l,y a
f..i
(Aloes “ in juxtif inhli- dofense.* hwv.i |.y l.illi Barbara S tiln (ief!» »h. h.t« p|. a-lnl ,••
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*
(L ocstkn of the att.uk Tbu"* hvelyn 1 I >>t»n l.< w .«.
l.i Ih- npprosi'hiiig
day was given as about
0"
Mi»- Gi-rninn Htgh Command
mile* southwest of
R"ykJ*v'lt.
said nly "Opi-ralion- " f attack
Ireland, which the United ^S tate,
in tin' ins! nf" progn-ssing faN ary »ald was the G reer'i i!*.viiitilily *'
• ra tio n .) '
Tl"- IDi.-ian-. ndm itting
th"
,1,-adv fo,,-" ,-f ib" a«-ault, said
The comnmnl<v(5Mc.serIt.ed t*u
Du i.ldi.-r
ntixi'n armies
Incident aa a runninir batU* la '
ar>- gundy di-fcnding each of
law from 1B:30 P. M. “ until to
ll.iw«'bull b'Mderx an* pirturcd ax tin v nu t
••.»t *11FIkT v
Ito- g"-at cities.
w ard mldnlirht.r
N« a' ^ mi k It* nrip plan* for I be \\ *11 Si
Yoo ran cot .upper » r!i y.mi
• tit* nit , s
flic U<i«-ian g"V"rnni"nt pnper,
Tha men of the U. 8 . destroyboy in the Army tomorrow nI„'ht.
ilthMti|*h tIn-it* -till nr«* a few lift!.* •!»
|j,\, tm, said sJ.iMHi civilian vnlU*« h • id
# Greer, which was attack rd by
N>>. n* t really, Iuil in .pirlt
mil c-t - bad ripped nn cobble• * to It••ii "wt
such ns which Viimnal
II I 1 .1 ll.lt
a submarine an route to Iceland,
»t least. Tljrmigh the office of
siniti- paving I" c-niplete
th"
■t. iif Imm uill f.ikit* tho* .New Y"ik N tnk
aakl tm their a rrira l lrr# Iceland
Brig. (irn. Jam es I..
Krink,
bri'11-dwnrk* fur a stn'et-to-slreet
ycatarday th a t the Greer's diptti
••It to riKbt. Larry .MarTbail, presidt m ,.f
Koutlb Corps Area i|unrtern>a*di-fi'tis"
nf
Odessa.
charges may well have B'jnK-.thv
t- r. The Sanford Hern I-1 !i.»s obKiev, Ukraine capital, contin
underaea vesocl.
taln cl n complete hirnu of the
ued t- stave off the semi-cir
JX Tha lo d d rn t waa .described
supper
whleh
the
men
o
f
the
Coach
I^cnnard
Mcl.ucnc of
cle of
N ail ossaulta
which
Tara aa a German attack.
Srmlnoli! High 8eh>>ol l*.ucd a 31st Division, of whirh ih t’lor.
have threatened il f'*r a week.
*
(Tha above cable contained no r t l t ‘today fo r'jn o r# hoys to turn Ms National Guard I, a part,
At I eningrad on the north the
irteatien i of the ilaU m ent
will cal ( u Suudny.
.
tn tilc raged ivtQi the
l ha^ U to>rt i p a Ay. n oMi.aaa
That Uncle Sam feeds h t. enlit nnd the least respite Tna
I*' r*
i
Draw Middleton, Associated Creai ect In good shape for the .<-n- •tiers well I. an sreepn I fact
—
t ’ F l*<iwd.
IklWtl, ix'tiol.
|M'I t m|- nui
lottl ti.iflir
11 ,1f I 14* ’
O
,
rv
Ilf
1
- ('
s ’rv
p ]
■ Russinn- assarted the N ntis were
ataff man, a veteran of both the son • opener. dUpt. -0 wilt. Kuiwlis. Here
is
the
qu arterm aster',
hurled liaek a mile or more.
l»8*rt rt»nnivtfil witli ih»*
%>ttle of F rane^ ami the battle • Onlv 20 bdy* have n-portoil so menu:
The Gerninns and Russian*
n«*i* ml et'iiriiinaf .«•,
I’n l i y
of Britain, filed thia di.patch f.ir, Crnrh Mct.uca, drclan-d, nnd
«|ti«‘m t w h e t h e r 20,1100 i.lIt* j
were engaged last night in a
BREAKFAST
CIIH'AGO, S .p t. R —<AV
only d few houra a fte r arriving' others arc urgently needed.
great and terrible battle for
G rapefruit
ttt'ik ra rt ur»* availiihli* t«» relieti*
The path towni'l settlem ent r t n l . a w t o u
in Ireland, from London following
Leningrad that appeared to ho
the ••»•'•* rnaxt irnxn|in<* nhni tm*i«
Bt-rati.e of tho
hot wi-athrr,
Hcrsmhled Eggs and Baron
multl-milliMn tlnllar v*.n»e di»p<"
President Roosevelt's lifting of
ileveh ping into tho liloodl*;*t
Hominy Grits
«n* claimitl by rnilruri.l >»p.»\
thrrateninir a utrike on the m»
a bon against foreign rorretpon- the dally training period will he
siege • f history
mi'll.
llrrsil
‘
B utter
tionN major railroad* veered d
drnta on the island. Middleton held a t a later hour, starting at
In a rough circle about the
Teatifyinff before th#* S***'^*.*
Toffee
rertly t.»u,»r.l the White II ou-<
B a a not aboard the • G rref. a p 4:90 I*. M. instead of n-.OO
city v,hioh the Finnish govern
o'clock.
Practices
continue
until
oil inventiirntmir c* m uuii••«*. !>••' I
DINNER
(Midday)
Friday.
parently obtaining Ida informa
ment *i»nl was alight wntil firrs
lieest Itrcf
T. \V I .iw toe, superintendent nitiil the jn.000 f.rfMr* «-it •*•I *i
Under the Hallway Labor Ar
tion through interviews. The dis 6:30 o'ebjek.
I *t»ii* d S t o l e - i l i x t iu t eticin eera
Candied Sweet P otaloc.
Thus fa r the team has parti .1
President It- osevslt helil withm ..I <4 h>m!*. ' ii gr-d again today n c e n t teatimniiy by 1 I I* dl« v. ill J i n k mii wiHi* In v •* ie* lived HU* that could lie seen from Finpatch wait passed t y the combi
nj„h suit millions of men strug
tlio AtM'M'i.'iiitiii **f
Buttered Beets
his power the unly apparent n
l i s t pupil- ~nd teacher* nf Seim prrr ulint
nation- British-American cem or- d u sted in kickinr, passing nnd
Bread
B utter
i--le County school* remain M* Anient an Itatlroad*, "lx m enly lliMfi/atiMii |u make a pnlim m nry gled ill a led chaos of crossing
maining >tep to prevent «n m
ahlp in Iceland and by the Bri- tackling drills, with lim 'crtngPcaehcs
up ard conditioning exercises in
tual atrike appointment of c - Hie county a t all times until the an enlimate . . I dotilit wli4*tlnT tx imitcit••*vi of the ttjtper St. irlillery shells, of tnnh charges
* > 1 consort in London.)
counter rhargrs, if r.iw hav
Coffee
I j t k e aand
n " ...............
J mIiiix River \ .illey
fmiii ljike
• i-enlng of school on Sept. Itt, in there are that many "
emergency fact-finding hrar.l •
Tha Groer’a officer, and ereve addition Coach McLticas said h<ing nlrng th" wooded
I'cllr V tnhl the committee ’lie M iIiu n Miifh, the Kixximinee
investigate the eonlrnver»y.
they had will begin working on plays next
enter l» keep tn a minimum the
SUPPER
expressed conviction
Jett
River l«|«tpfx
'h"
qies , " end
i*
no1M ravaged field i.
Negollntions between lender
d<nger of -preading infantdo p> *b"ftnif'a c*»uld he met bv pre*x. Valley ami th»* St. I.urie Itivrr
a t ‘least damaged the aubmarine. week, and w ant, t s many to re
Him nnd Tomatoe,
All public buildings and storeini: if.tti «ervi^r thr bile ti»»ih
for their Instrum ents indicated port then as possible in order to Mixed Vegetables Belled I'otatce. r f |23 <l.i.s | railroads and t ‘> inly* la.
Valley
ihternm ie tin fiaxihility houses "and in general all build
Cucumber Pickles
. labor nrgsnirations representin';
.th a t they Were directly above learn the routines.
Though tho* only case of pa cara now available. Then* hail
ntr«d prtijirt, Fdwanl ings." snid Finland’s communique,
Four men aro back from Inst
aporosiniatcly 1.250.000 empl'n*
they dropped their
Ilrrad
Jam
n u tte r
i.ilysis reported In the county ha- h*rn wlileaprratl prediction* that ■•I a fl..i
(her when
'
rt-liiry *»f tin* C'ham* had been turned inlu billets for
re a r’s Celery Fed* white tho re
collapsed Aug. 0. Effort* of Mi— n -w been removed from quaran th» nhortaire wouhl be «?iitl***! .if Ihtfkf*»»■*, *n»relary
Cookies
t mb mbb i*
fighting men, and unnumbered
National
Railway
Mcdiati"!- line, »chiKi| official* desire lo keep ter railr* ail npolceamen npn *d | h r «.f < MMiriicrii*, *aii| I'xhty
Tha daatroyer, they added, was mainder of' this season's iu|usd
Coffee
•
•\nlhi»rily for tht> *•xumiiiatinn men and women were making
ill be now men. Those return
la vary deep w ater a t tho tim -.
There's no rhaneo of th e t>oys Board to settle the dispute In i hildren and teachers from com la*t nik'ht tn cut nil freight rutex
and thus . tha ' submarine may ing are. Jack Herring, Lambert in the .'list Division going bun mediation were abandoned. F n ing In contact with those in other and oil rMnipanic* promi ed tn «d • *Miit,tiiif«| hi ,» iiirii* iir** in - It I ir homes in the parks under
•r***liia *•*! min r«iniCT*‘-‘x by l*»t trees and hushes.
Prim er, Billy Branan and McKay gry, nil bough to supply fond f, ■lay. the board announced.
Lav been innk w lth ru t trace.
I>- n-unties who may transm it th e. xhip by miln.’rnmn fnmtnn, Berlin said.
f rnnnnn »if Miami, aiul t iiftt t#.!
Tha American w a n hip they Tnilurk.
nearly S00.000 men ' who ea chairman, DaVId J. ‘ Lewis. »l 1 | -Incase.
.ri. throwing howling tuns of
1 llllo I'lW.
Cnnoh M rl.uras, asked how the th r,e squares*' a day Is the job said Ih" l>‘ ant was unable
A id waa assisted In repelling
tn case of emergencies, the
I If lb*' pnlim m nry t**iiiiilnutlon exploding sp-el into the eity —
tha attack *y UrttUh aircraft. (cum looked in preliminary drills, nf the Fourth Corps Atca q u ar persuade the disputants to n g r" J iperintkndrnt said he would g rin t
• ii 'ln .it* < a jiinlifit atiMii for u at "m illtarv faeilities"—and in
Those In the vicinity eo-eperated replied th a t it was making n term aster.
In arbitration, which would b< i-ermhaion for achild lo leave Vi# |
| flood »tuifri*l |ir**Ji*tl, aulhoriza- to the railway town of Reliluesgout slow ing and looked good.
in reconn. Usance.
To get an ld«t of the gigan- legally binding upon them.
j-iu n ty . As nn example hr said!
I (ion will Im* iv«tt for u pri'lhnl- selhurg, 2.ri miles tn the east of
Indications In W ashington were
tir la.k th a t 'fuces the F iu rth
that if a child were receiving , ..........
xurvty, Mr. Ihciriru *\- Late Ladoga's shore.
th a t the destroyer G reer sank,
Corps A rta q unrtcrm gst-r lake
-irdiral treatm ent in Orlando , V If I l k . Unoccupied hi am . . nnrv
German field colum ns were
pluini**!,
n r a t laast damaged the sub
a glance a t the followin'; fig
!’ a t coiihl not Ik* tilmmiFt4 rr«l in l
*1 —
1 h* Fr**nr)i nit
T hr i Kiinurmtion will In* m.nlr sa id ill N'axt accounts to stand
m a r in e which atUekctl her on
ure*.
Sanfonlp hr wouhl bo perniittrti! n'»unrril Friilay an effirhil p »m from
il.iia ulr* a*|y rolls rt< i| hi within 20 mil"* of Leninxrnd
the North A tlantic, and fo r the
The Third Army, on rt inetiIn go to Orlando for treatm ent | »<,,t •? Washington ig a in -t win pr**vii»ii.H hiirvcyx of thin nrrn. If from the smith and t" bo . still
first time th e
u a d e r.u a craft
was described as n “ lying ram .
vers in Louisiana, it using Dm
••n#f return immediately.
r o in n!cni'jn ta r v
Ihr Mirvry wm* appn»vi»«|, 11 advancing The
waa described aa of German n a
NKW YORK. S ep t 0
TALLAHASSEE, HepL 8— IA’i
folkw ingt
If a chiM doe* have tn go to paign" in the United Ktnte* pres- wouhl hi* hi |}i«* form of uit in- Finnish drive -fr"m
Die north
Fcdcral goeernment Friday ob
tionality.
____
Gaston
H cnry-llayt',
Supremo
Court Friday Orlando or another nearby city, against
Enough Coffee to float n 20,- —The
tained consent deerres .invalidat 000 Inn ahip. A freight train uphtld an act of the 1941 Legis
Vichy's ambassador lo Wsehini'- fp*'i*t iiifi lour of CH«* Hurt ion. Thi* was rlninied to be nearing tho
Mr.
laiwtnn
asked
th
at
hia
towns
i
f
Tertjokl
end
Knukknla,
ing contracts between certain hlg Iwo and one-half mil...
tcn. and members of his enihai'j'. j«iirv4*y miKhi lain* ax Ionic ax two
long lature authorising county commis
yi'iirx, Mr. 11
wiu uilvinnl IH miles above the city, tho
American drag companies and the would he necessary to carry tho sions to itsuo bumls fo r construc rarents secure a certificate from
Til"
official
announcement,
the luperindrndcnt's office saying
home of the most antagonistic of
hy I hi* '•ntfinrer of tint.
so-called German dye trust—con 0,090,300 pounds n f beef the tion of oirports.
which cited the New York ll>
that it Is an emergency case.
Mr an while, nn applkation ha* Husaian traditions—the sent of
tract* which allegedly had restrict boys aro cgtlng.
aid
Tribune
particularly,
sai
l
The court affirm ed o Monroe
In aiklition, both children and
Ihtii nradr to I ht* government by the vanished cxirs nod the birth
ed American participation in the
I f all the fran k fu rters th a t county circuit court Validation ii'arhrrs have been requested to the alleged campaign, "com ing nf
WASHINGTON, Sept. *.-</»■> Latin American drug market to are being consumed wero lual o f « 40,000 bond Issuo for fin .-tay aw ay from public bathing ter the appeal recently addressed culth- rrow rrx uf ihi* St JohnA place of Ihr llol-itnvlk rcvolulirn
e to Ihe advantage of the German end to end. ihey Wsuld rrach ancing on airp o rt a t Key West. resorts, picnic grounds and other by Marshal I’etaln to tho Am er aiwl Kixxiinpiri* IHvrr Valley* for of Nikolai Lenin.
WThe Army will say
It was Implinl in Berlin that
artil- firm.
Tta last torse-drawn
The lower court'* ruling was gathering places, cither inside the ican press asking it to show tm rrg rn ry rrlirf from th* pra- Leningrad was CUI o ff from all
frrm Norfolk, Va., la New O r
M-nt high water*, Mr. Iliggina
The ordere, gran led by Feder leans and have enough le ft over appealed hero on tho. contention munty
Wry regiment on DeC. I, when
a
more understanding in rrgnrd to (•id.
or outside.
m i l and rail -oirm iiiikation with
al Judge Mandelbsum a t th« re to entire to both eltlr.i.
the 118th or Fan Sragg, N.
th a t construction of an airport
It I* permissible to attend mo France was felt with particular
1 hr \V I*A ha* u|/t,iiriii| data the rest nf Itussia,
undergoes complete ^notoriss lion, quest o f Acting A ttorney Gen
was not o 'c o u n ty purpose within tion picturrs and churches in the sadness In France;"
One
hundred
and
six'//
thrde
The Russians pictured the (re s t
fruni
Ihr
rn
g
in
rrr
*
officix
.
in
Ahaewncing -plan* to oietprtae arml Biddle, dr-1*rod ecntrac** thousand hogs have laid down the meaning of tha State con county, since others who gather „
.
. w
jAck.xonvtlh* for rAnxnfryation nf decision ns turning n ightly In
the rsglavent, the W*t
a t Depart- with I. 0 . Farbm ln-lustrie. com their livea foe Untie Bam to keep stitution.
,
thi* rm rrrrn cv phaxr of the work, their favor, claiming th a t ad
A a n t said Friday that the new monly known as th s German dyo the men o f tb# Third Army »up■nd aro unlikely to be carrier* of
whirh wouhl b« carried out by vanced German forces hnd besn
10* nun. heartUers would replace tru st,' were Illegal and vo(<I,
infantile paralysis, Mr. I-awton
with bacon and ham fo r
u*in*f partially runalrurted rnnaU thrown back abqut n milo in •
111
1
--------- *U«d
, the TB mm. guns with which
staled.
tha extent of lh« m aneuver.. The
running from tha Ht, Johru lUver scries of Russia.I cpunter-stU rk*
tha IlXth, a Nsw Jersey natwnreat of tha animate are utilised
The general rule to he followed
TALLAHASSEE, 8 rp t. 0 — to thx* Indian River aouth of the by artillery, heavy tanks and fol
al Gaard onit, is now anted.
In sausage, hot-daga, /a lt pork
1 j8*t raising with other county (JPt— A 10 percent Increase in Cheney Highway briilgi*.
lowing the Infantrym en in ths
and tho like.
rcskltnto U not dangerous, ha employment and a 18 percent
-.None of Omimi projecU U in fare of a wild storm of Nasi
NEW YORK, ~Rept. 8 - i d h said.
decrease In unemployment com any w iy connected with or being lire.
It would take a
champion,
s
Tho T idew ater
Aaaoe’at-d
Students and teacher* who dis- pensation payments was reported considered In connection with the
egg-a-day hen 100.000 y»*is to
lay enough egga to -supply the Oil Company announced Fridav •:* T tho -quarantine" ruling of Friday hy Chairman Boyre Wit- Ht. Johns-Indian Kiver Canal prol.
th a t itc tanker Associated had tha school brwrd will be asked to lisma o f tha Florida Industrial
hoy's b re a k fa st
arrtvad a t tha Soviet port of reranin out o f school until two Commission. Th# comparison I* e«L which recently was reported
Quantities
of
all
foods
th
a
t
are
J»*k»onelllw engineer
JACKSONVILLE,
Vladivostok with a e a rg i of avia weak* a fte r tho data th a t the rule based on figures fo r the same f t
being consumed are astronom i tion
office, Mr. lliggina emphasised.
gasoline.
was violated.
cal:
period o f last year.
waa tho aecond U. 8.
Praise fo r R saford's municipal
Potato •#, 8,788. TOO. pounds; ta nThia
Prim ary Incrstses In amployA m srrlsg s llcen.a m
IsaiMd
k er reported to have reached
sco came tmlay from a visitor,
ment hava boon In construction,
• I ths Court R em * yosterdav ’’to****- I* . 8*0,480! rvn pom ted Vladivostok stnea the govrrnwho w rote ths following card
shipbuilding and a irc ra ft Indus
to- John D. King o f O rtindv milk, 8,470440 14H os. esnsi
t determ ined to send g
to Th* 8anford Herald from Mi
tries.
and M bs Holsn Mari* WU*on ot buttor, 1.80440* poundi: bread. line to Russia.
ami.
tt.87l.0OO poonds; spnlm to.Williams said on Increased de
Lockhart.
"A s a passing visitor through
mand for industrial labor Is an
08S.SU an4 augur, 8,407.790
Ten negroes aro lo be rolled
ago waa
unda.
3EATTLX
Sept
1 - ( (»X_A ticipated later this year and In for the. draft on 0«f. 20. In Hanford two wseks
Ituiaiail m ilitary mission, which 1848 whan shipbuilding, aircraft structions from the state head much Impressed w ith your neat,
W kcrrsi moat hoos««jves think
CTY WEST. Sept. | —(At—
from Moscow Thursday tank and munition m anufacturing quarters of Ketcctivo Service, re dean, up-to-dat* municipal ioo.
• f cnudlm rato
1* < te rm .
nf
“•inch**" u d
V0uh««,- tho Tha body of Mrs. Norma Morover t t a weekend, gets Into full awing.
reived by tbe local board to Wish to express my jp p reclalisa.
WaltoV BlackwelL"
day, its tad.
members will
Faurtk Covm A m qissrterm s v n a . #*. wpa found with a buttor davo thing* In a d lfN rm t let wound la tha heart. In the
111 two
iwv Ichartered
STUDEN T OKT
Questionnaires have already
leaving
------ re. Thu aalt. th at la kwing hathtab of her heme hero Frlbesn sen t out to negro men
TWO HELP AS SPIES
' C onner Fraaklln Arenberg
PENSACOLA. Sapt. «r~(AP) whoae order num ber Is 1,600 or
r boots in
M .M * e ------she loft a u t i to bar hua- which
student*
received under and the board expects to
made____
the 1000
I
. __ they
__ ____
mile -F orty-one
HAVANA, Sept.
« --<JFV—
Jt E tw w aa ad
dlree- tr'a from tha Soviet capital.
their wtngs Friday at the natal sand out questlonnslre* to those Cuban polka Friday irroatad
a f Ibo Key W ait a rt gaiair station ksre. the largest group man whoso -num ber la abovu l
Walter Bruno Alfred MuehJtg. a
to rattle* promotion fat • alnglo 600 in the next few days, E. German, and Franelato Boisrana
■ ah* waa 10
dap hero stoat tha a lt station B. C arter, board secretary, said RosadlUa, a Spslnsrd, oa charge#
a hospital. .VTT'
thia morning.
•f
Sanfordites Are Invited To Have
Menu Of 31st Division Tomorrow
Additional Boys
Are Needed For
Seminole’s Team
Scttlimr Rail Strike
Up To White House
Pupils Teachers
River Valley To
M ust-R em ain In(.vWASiriS(!TON Si. B . Be Examined For
wOunty L Weeks
Un Hoods
Again Boints
O u t “(luarantine"
Rule For Schools
Survt'k 'Fo Determine
.1 u s I i f i eat inn Fur
Project Is Sought
fl
Vichy Objects To
‘Lying Campaign’
A mcrican-Germun
ContractH Vo i d
County May Issue
Bonds For Airport
^Vrmy To Abolish
Horse-Drawn Guns
«*•"
Second U. S. Tanker
Reaches Vladivostok
of the county Employment Is Up
10 Percent In State
Production Continues
At Jacksonville. Plant
Zoo Gets Praise
Of MiarnDVisitor
City News Briefs
‘E ft
Russian War Mission
Will Go To Spokane
10 Ne#p-oea Will Be
D rafted In October
M . -w. C T irt1? '
Aawf,,’tfc
B ^ T O A r l j f e ''
;V
t'-l/.e'/ X j', , v iljjA
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College Students Are
THE OLD HOME TOW N
YOU KEMP YOUft BK* MOUTM SMUT
On What Clothes To Wear
1 DELAND, Sept. S^-(Spedal)
/: —"Tbd typical eeUege girl of
-.1 9 4 1 vfll find that the clothes
< transition problem from high
school to college la net m great
as lh a might bar* thought it
would he,” Asaeclete Dean EtUr
/ T u r n e r of tytetoen University In«atrocte te r group of official ad
visors of fluahmen co-eds on the
• what-to-bfing-to-collcge question.
: The group of 10 advluory upper-elssswomen, chooen by the
, dean for their personality and
leadership ability, aad which In3<jstnl>s Nancy KossetUr and Es
ther Strange of 8anferd, adrlse
their Inexperienced frest-men lb tars on- matters at front practic
By STANLEY
ABOUT TrtAT MELLOW 4WYDI1M TCMft
MAV/MO A CHURN THAT A COW VflM d
ability Including fashion*.
It Is no secret, nays the dein,
that the silk shortage will pro
bably bring aa added need thte
year for plenty of matching
sock* to be wem With saddle Ox
ford*. In addition light ehsmbrsys
and broom, stick skirts with
M AKES
SHOT TO DEATH
ATLANTA, Sept. ».—t/P)—At
Mooeler, Identified a* a former
Boston and Miami hotel, mob,
was ahot U death early Tuesday
oatono. a roadside tavern la the
north Georgia mountains.
LIQUOR
B U T T E * A N O W H IW ro q
WHILE S H B S FHK/M«> PAISJE* — <1
penoN ST P A
1 G O T a B l a c k p o t o M H liU _ o h c h u m I
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B r a n d y , Champa
Wine, Gin. Cordials, etc.
LEGAL NOTICES
ANniuCW
HALL'9 Ad
TO CART ____
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dresa Uakauws;
T»e ore b ir.to rnm nnifM »M
required to appear October L
I It I, to the bill s( cumpiainl (lied
ussiest pan In the Circuit Cesrt
In end fer Bemlsete County, Flo
rida. be Worths Mull. Ibe uueiu
bulne a uull for d lu n u .
This order uhull be pubtluhud
eeee a areub fer (w e uuwuiretlue
week* In TIIR lA X m itn IIRRALD. a newupsper published la
We DoSter.
Anderson- -_
Griffith
Then* I1M
JBAGGETTS
Liquor Store
F u n eral
D irec to rs
TN & 2nd St.
Msthsr Arcs do j ,
i a n o la t w / r f r
BACK TO SCHOOL BY BUS
Ws srs stlO sslUni
oar USED e t t i y o t
1-8 Down. BsL I f to
IS months. 8 m as to*
60 To fSsIoet From
1940 Plymouth Deluxe
« 9 «rt Sedan *693.00
.V
W34 'Pontiac
Coops ----- ; 185 00
lfftd Chsrrplot Town
M i n ........
166.00
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1080 Plymouth
Coups —----- 105.00
J9M Plymouth
vWfD NIMtulpuM 150.00
1936 Chevrolet Hporl
M a n ......... 295,00
Evefy aollrff* girl w nls one
'U ric ' dTcut-up suit; a dark
lease, with hat, shoes, big and
tlovpp to match. Thin outfit fill*
(hd "Sunday wear” rctjulremcnla
6 id serrea at well .for occasional
tf * A N D P A P P T <5At_B W I N D P E N N Y W A S
afternoon tes«. The advlior* ad
STO PrPBTO B E F O R E H E M A P A 5 H A N < e T O
vocate at Iraut one formal arm
.S P O IL A S A L E A T R O B IM S O A 4 S S T O R E TO CV K T
ing drsia for rreepUona and big
pirtlra, and at leait one Inform
al d rna for afternoon and In
formal affalra.
The wUe girl geta a long aklrt
led by eea warfare, but recetda
for her Informal and changn It
compiled by the Aaaoelated Pitas
at Intervsla with a bright new
reveal that 1U0 ablpe aggregat
tlouue or an evening ewrater.
ing 7.M1J98 groea tone, ktve
For ’ picnics, hiking hr beach
been aunb, while 15,538 peeveue
wear, nothing In the college glrl’a •NEW YORK. Sept. tt.—UP)— have loat their Uvea and n i l are
wardrobe (akea tin piece of nice The world’a grratrut shipping mlealng.
ly tailored aleeka or playiults
accompanied by moccaalnt or lanea today enter their third year
bright,beadi ihoea, In the dean's aa routes of death and destruc
GATOR'S 84TH OPPONENT
tion that have Involved. 20 na
tions and sent more than 7,000,•
When the University of Fla.
(00 tene of merchant, and naval
veeecla to the bottom with, a large rldt'e 1941 football team opena
toll of human life.
the season against RandolphCenaorihip, cialma end coun Macon nn Rapt *0, It will be the
terclaims preclude any exact earn- Mth different bpponent Florida
mJng up of the tog* price c/.vc- grid .teams h a rt faced sines 1900.
7,000,00b Tons Of
Chipping Are Sunk
fc* » T D * £
Why Ii this Laxative
a Leader?
BA O K -TO -SC BO O L
TAI.LAIIAR8B&
BLACK-DRAUGHT has bern
a beit-aeUIng laxative in ' the
South for years—a record made
by the gentle, satisfying way it
usually relieves
conatlpetlonV
loglncaa, discomfort when tintple directions are followed. Im
portant: It contain* a tnnlc-'nxatlve that help* tone lazy In
testinal muscles. It it pu—lv
vegetable, easy to take. Try
BLACK-DRAUGHT.
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BUS S T A T IO N
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By PAUL ROBINSON
ETTA KETT
SWIMMING
d iAMrti •
It Is no Win' statement when
one saya that the University of
Florida swimming _ teims hgv*
dominated P W *..N ot since 1MI
have ,thr Gators been beaten; I
they have wort 48 successive aqua- i
tic engsgrmenta, and captured
eiery Southeastern Conference
ssrlm championship tournament,
five In number.
i Wl, NEIGHBOR
;-HaB5
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TAKNG
VfUADC AIL THIS L
N tW P A O I HEAR
7 ------- 1 ABOUT.*,
|T SURE TAKES
A l o a d o r r my
I I THATS ETTA H O N K IN 6 *SHES
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HUBIXES:
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ChovroU t
MA0OUTA DOlfi
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HOWOO V0U UH8 IMS GlRUOA
M H S n B BOflDSA?
SEES QHg SHB UKES
AjJNAYS HAD A CQU3H ON HI
[m a s in k -*iP ir h a d n T b o e n
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Advertisements
BUSINESS 8ERVICB
V18CKLLANEOU&
THE LONG KANGEB
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Sanford la The On
Florida a t / Affording
And Water Trmai
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4.
1941
Prime Ministers Of ;
Britain Arid CanadR
Call Strongly For
Backing In Fight j
Assault On Leningrad
Has Been Checked.
Soviets Announce;
-Nazis Draw Close
vise Late S ta r t
i Ag. 'Protection A>gainst P a r a l y s i s
Guarantee To *'<*
British Urged j
The
^
lag toward a climax today la tho
foto principal Melon a t Um main
Xtosn-Gennan front—oa (ha lm-
jfew Date h Set
' fa r September 18
H lc h w sx
NUMBER ft
ssasBin Caught After Wounding Laval And Deat
ty m ty Officers Ad
Central
lO,
Russian Losses Said ft
To Exceed GernUnt
Two-Weeks In County
coaxUr-LhrusU
' Moscow, white
The crowd quickly- p i p i ia l Colotto (arrow) after tha
young • atsasiin’s wound la* o f I k rro Laval, „ t orator french
premier, and Marcel Deat, Rend of tha Tronch fato lat Party,
« .'a ta ^ V a h a llto a rev law of •fr»r' ,h troops orgonltod to fight
Russia. Colotto, a Do GantlUt, admits ho volunteered for the
legion to got within shooting dlstanco of his two pro-G*rmah
victim*.
Drivers Warded 13White Men To Be Called Id
To Get Lio
October Quota'Of Draft Board
I'rsft call for Sotnlnolo County whose order numbers are 1600 or
Soon As Pol
was set a t 14 white j a m today under, a smaller number than
esented
Appllebnte for new driver's
llsonse* 62o coming In too slow
and n last-minute rash In tho d.iy«
immediately before O c t , 1, the
itote when the old Ntonoon'eipire.
will probably forgo many to stand
to appHS ox*mins
ta n t has a
udge Warn
WSS ma-le
rtment n(
receive-1
id, since tho
Inst year tu
. Mi average
l b s Issued
tosses of sp«3 dsy*
g time tu
S their liP the la»t
Of troubl.Jed to this
* Burnt-r
those sent to white men s i (hare
by tho Bute Hoodqnartan of have been few tails for negroes
ScUeUVp . Service a t SL Angus- and more negro men ora found
tine and that nombor wlli-Ae io - eligible for 1-A olasslfloatlon.
; Tho largo October call for
White men wU! five ample op
Ury, announced today.
portunity for 'volunteer* to ' be
. To data questionnaires havs inducted next month and men
boon so rt out to man whose or who o n Interested In volunteering
der number I* 2050 or under to ora asked to got In touch with
fUl tho September call of seven the draft board ao toon aa pos
men to leave on 8ept. 15, Mr. sible so they may bo given a
darter explained. With an aver physical examination and made
age of three men eligible for tha ready for Induction, Mr. Carter
draft toing drawn from, every urged.
hundred questionnaires mailed
A quota of mm required In
o u t.lt la probabl* th at question- the fiscal year of July 1, 11M1
nalrea have boon sent to negroes through July 1. 1641 to set for
order number 1* between 2050 each state ana n recently *nand 2450, ha added.
No caU has boon received for
nogroos In October aa yst, but
stvon nogroos o n to bo Inducted
from this county on Bcpt. IT. In
Tho quota fot
reload six on I
shuffling of st
Roy Williams Leads
Members With 100
Upon
Pistol Range
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Local Draft Board Will Arafat
Returning Soldiers To Get Jobs
—(8pectal)— Local salactlva sen
vie* board* Uiroughout tho state
of Florida will ba tb* focal points
“ a program for aiding returntog soldiers to obUIn civilian
employment. Brig. Gen. Vivian
Collins, state director for m Iootlv* service, sanonneed today.
“Many of these returning sol
di*rm m ust be cared for to this
roopsoi beginning this month
when the first selectees. Nation-
tha sail of their eounthemselves for IU
i must be protected
rigbt to reemployment
i occupations and tho
wrote* system la pro
se* th at they a n so
^
Scores In the high 00't predomi
nated yesterday a t tho regular
weekly shoot of tha Seminole Oun
Club at Its range on tha lakefront, though comparatively few
members turned ouL
Roy Williams led tha mark*men with a 100 In tho rapid fir*
matches, and 291 in tho match
score.
Good (cores were mid# bv J , V,
Jones, who has considerably Im
proved slncn he joined tho Gun
Club, It wss reported. Mr. Jonoa
has practiced consistently and
now shooU in tho 90’s.
Asked whether the Gun Chris
would contiua to hold IU weekly
•hooU on Wednesday ifUmoons,
now that tha lum m tr half holi
days of tho stores hays beyn dis
continued, secretary Ned Smith
replies that shooU will still ba
held Wednesday
knew. Ha add
would probabl'
the dub called
WASHINGTON, Sri*- * —£ >
— President JtoOMvelt -today
authorised tho f f i t lend ***# aW
to tho *xU*4i gsvssBtoto* of P y
land In U ndoa. pormltUng mHI-
tary equlpmont to jro to Polish
troooa training In
p"iKir s r e s s .
't h e done be storied. Chair-
sm
........
the loyal board reemployment of
ficer must looh for local em
ployment opportunities. For this
purpesa ho should obtain the coop*ration of lean t, chambers of
commerce and 'boards of trado.
Rotary, Ktwoais,
Lions,
Ex
change and Optimist stubs and
Ilka groups, labor unions, the
American Mgion, VoUrsns of
Foreign W an aad Similar orgsntoawsaa.”
-*-»7^*!rs;Tho War Department la ' conperating with toloativ* service
system to tarrying out the ob W .XnaM r
ligation of Um govqrnmsnt to ob- U Burner
tain civilian Jobs for returning
soldiers, tha director said. In
i,.™ “ •
SCORE pockstbook s t h a t roo are to »
100 P ? ”
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arsons) Ineotns exemption* from
2000 to 61660 for-m an to l parorw and front $600 to $760 for
04
pa
04
6$
IT
gg
l^ ! u i ^ U M >mtoaurs “ a vicious
sssult on the roc* and fUa taxeysr,M LaFoUett* deal* rod that
'» 'soaks' (jja ;-*#ar white asm-
$76
$74
Uaal hlo-
itber with
i of liter*'
rment offUoro.'coater* on
S h u tta s s
Alcohol Tax Receipts
Gain Daring August
- Tt t M g * s s i a s e s i - w i
m int reported W sd am h v (M l
Florida's alsoholtt B
to
touted $HjpT 5
August, a not goto ^ f
ta g
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T H E SANFORD
D. BANFOBD, FLORIDA
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER i, 1M1
duration
*Sanford Herald
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6 VEHBI2 F U R TODAY
J
MAY CONTROL CONDI, BUT
COD ALONE
J-'CTAY IN COD'S SNR
i RUNI.K i IIT: I nm Jrho*
u t 1 ealvtli thee.—Exedus
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LAKELAND. Sept 4 - ( 4 1 FlorldaV cE ru i. maturity
taw,
aloug with rth rr rltnw refnUtory measures, “ anil be awforred
to ths latter daring Iho coming
nriuau,* C toryt E. Copeland, ra
perrU tag Inspector of- Uie Florida
Department o f Agriculturr, raid
her# Wednevdsy.
• I f any fn rit ihould n aeh the
m arket” he said.* “which does
not fully meet ail f f - the rV
qolrrment* of ester, Jukre toiids.
•aid and solids. to acM ratio,
that am contained in the ma
turity law, aa well an the trade
for which It in. labeled, It will
hare to get through an hni aaC»
tlon a m ic e which la aa rlgVT aa
any th a t ha* eeer bean «et up
In an agricultural Industry.
“We know that the iohofr 7
were rained to full value. Mr.. LeoV act Ion In the :*ho "f
Gilchrist county ahoukl go far to dispel that doubt. «.
“After making an examination of the Gilchrist county
roll, the comptroller sent it back to the- commissioners
th.c to
, prT
“r year.
lovy Ho
cut to 18 nifrre,' W Compared
117 8Cd„
mills 21,Iasi
pointed out that a sampling of the tax rod Indicated
that 21 mills, under the new assessment, would increase
tho tax load on properties from t l to $3 on each $1,000
assessment. He said that there should bo no Increase on
those who hud been paying their takes.
"What Mr. Lee has done In Gilchrist county ran, And
no doubt will, be done in other counties, If tho mlllngc
levies o'ro not held in line with the. assessment Increases.
As tho state goes through an evolution In its tax syatom,
some mistaken probably will be made,..but tho comptrol
ler has shown that no injustices that he can detect win
get past."
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The belief that Hitler, himself, had Jewish ancestry
and that the threatened revelation, of Ibis frn-t brought
about tho Assassination of Rngleberf Uollfuss. the lute
; g communique,
Austrian Chancellor, is expressed In ti\o private pupers of
Roryh with dlnuter on the »trlek- Frits Thyssen, wealthy German refugee, hi Liberty Mag
■’ en olr,
Tb# bravo will know along that azine. < . .
tfflfrlo wny,
Thysscn's memoirs discuss reconu.kopt by Dollfuss
That courage i« not conquered by which show Hitler's grandmother, a former survunt ill the
^','doopolr,
ywk«n ovor England still, the home of Baron Rothschild, had on Jllcgltlmulo child who
wus tho Fuehrer's father..
f t 1- Ale* aro red
“Hitler's presumed Jewish ancestry might also give
Above sueh doom, os fortitude
tnuit meet,
us a psychoanalytical explanation of (ils niitl-riemlliam.
'8 * eortaln In tho darkness wor Jy persecuting the Jews, Hitler is trying to cleuuso him
. has unread,
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tTbak deiolitli n doei not meor self of his own Jewish ‘taint'."
Tho former German industrialist who paid llitlci’s
f t defeat.
way to power, exposes the repulsive frume-up agnhtst the
When oil tho bomb* hnvo ipent Catholic church by tho Nazi government in Ita effort to
■> .. their fury down,
es all the merrd towers arc stamp out all religious Influence in the Reich. As well as
nitlatlng n series of scandalous trials against nionustlci,
gone In flam*,
th wiU he standing In a Thyssen writes. Hitler accused young clergymen of con
shattered -town. ‘
spiring with the Communists—at the very time when ho
r M e n u Charta’e wonts wil’
was secretly negotiating with jUalin.
bo the »nmr.«
“ I hove no doubt," Thyssen declares, "that n heturn
edom will no», he lost, when
I man hsva died
t o ‘religion will come. For tho German pcoplo will exper
f* streets, and' hlond-slalner1 ience a great disillusionment with -their God Hitler* who
i *0B»lsf In ituhhrrn prldr
has mndo war not by reasons of his genius but because
ra^CECii.j/r RLLEnnr ho slithered into It/*
Lehmann may not be
‘.about running for Con*
but h« In p rd ln r n lot o’
publicity on tip subject any'
LAKE CITY, S ept 4.-<Sp*clall—Ftfty-four negro 4-H Club
boys of Columbia and Suwnaee
rountlc* uiu now getting land
ready tor Poll defense gardens,
according to -McKinley Jcffsrs,
715 Pages, No Money Yet-
KL *7.
THIS SANFORD FORUM
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from Me masting with Mr.
thill. Two days latar R h
menn sale almost tha same
and 1 keap finding ten
S
TOO LATE tO CLASSIFY
By BUMXLL KAY
IKMIlf, u * l saw w* arn
a fly th an to strategic
Gigantic
t .A /rlrsj—HL Augustinu been built
sad rsjuv
mot
so
w Induitrlaa • hat
1 old onsa tavtvi
!ad beesuva aon
to .Udnk ortbod*
handy
lay wan. training Mandy In
dgHf*: M «sM . A fter ahs’.l
j r 1*.1 H •sariwj
wnn
nftfi
3
3?‘ya
M t[war
r
A. Edison nnd s
t of others refused to taka
attractiva paskag* ]
snll. EnthoalnsUa,
tba brain-storm to
Tbsjr wars kind, |
| voy merchant AtpaT Did you do
your part to . give
Iraw* a eol-
along the sable Una.
Do I remember tba question
correctly, Didn’t that reporter
u k sometkiag , like thUT “ Do-*
laie (tba masting and convtrm-
Impmilvo
alar exhibits
v$ dldrL-
loerney tha majority la
to Win, but tf .wWjtlat
ty do All th a talking,
think they ato tha
Utd thdy , WILL be, as
DIET FOR PLANT L f f k - Do<h
t leaves. Writ* for 111 Infarm*-
INHY;TO
DRAWER .E, NEWBBBftY,
eat, a t a popular local a
station. Motorists, hot and
from thalr Journey, fauhd
yalvea unable to m i s t ta
Uon. Hare, too, tha narr p.
was sold out In
frig*rstor was
even had ormngua In Umir
Bat tha public tibaa new.
different, something haai
been issued, andjum ished 715 pages of reasons why Flor
Inesv Is *o good In thr ida citrus growers and farmsra should be repaid for dam
I glares durlm? thl* so- ages _clone In eradication of the fruit fly in 1020 and 1030.
"defense boom" " thnt In
The official . . . . . consists• largely of testimony and
Hal dock* sm now veiling on
t Joint ____
_____by
, growers, ftrm____
committee
svursgn nl 2S |>j|st» viewer Information-given ithe
i Ju*t before thu wur bvgnn. ere, entomologists and others involved Hn the campaign,
Its operation
operation.
or having knowledge of its
i nrw*j 4Also-* Included
( i iis
i i a large amount of statistical data,
W In Pinclln* county
hnv. bearing not. only ui i the citrus Industry, but many ra•pad to some $177,000,000 un lated economic com: ions, all of which were hampered or
tha‘ new lag law. Las! yaqt
IMVMiiient roll there amount destroyed as the result of the stringent measures taken
to eliminate that dread Insect pest.
»n '-1
(b only f l S ,770,000.
Senator Charles O. Andrews has Indicated that copies
[pcManLllly It I. th , .o mr arc available through his office so lung as the Jlpilted
th t h f t . abides over fllfvcr supply lasts, dr if any locil growers wish merely to cobrings ami Cynrrss Gardens in suit the txxjk briefly, the copy now on Jlle at the Pres*
» t Mis ml— Sanford Tlcrsl.l
r tulss that th . Unite,*
w ts offering (a the way
badilmn itortas.* Wa’va been
rjS pi-etty good Job of «v^■***. A r Britain scrota the
•
With square dancing oviry Saturday sig h t Musk
Publication of the findings of tho special joint com-
t. tkvrs Is a vnst tllffirrncc
y a y t- th* moan rovralcil it
I; movl*-golqg funs, — Qcali
lijuatifi**
Located out of Sanford on the Arm Smyrna Bondi
,
s
Griffith
DEFENSE HARDENS
Hitler’s Ancestry
fed MUCH w il l s u r v i v e
(From Kaleii|»gru|ih)
Wb*n you h ire heard tho taut
Cftrtte Laws Will Be
•Enforced To Lettfe?
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HANFORD
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,'IM I
iiimi i.f lho new departments
|.| \ *\v .if the national einaf. , . r y Op * l 'nivemity f e r U i t * h »
the u|»|n»riuiiitv to b* o ( s e t f iw
t.i (Hitu tin* nation »n<l tho itu*
TAMPA, Sept. I (Speritill
■l,# t In « ,.y training men for *
A department of marine v»h: i * ttn * »u*
.
w
M eriltg and naval errhitr^fuM*
will be ratablishid .it tin* I'nivei
aity of Tampa to ni«*t ihv t \ t
inervaainir mad im- ti.im«‘d uien
I SET THE P A C E . t ‘
in sthe Ahipboildniu
rnli.«ti > o
Tampa
ami . S .
i« hi t'n
IN TH-u. QUALITY RAC*
Sou th ej't. Ill I i • • • 1 'I ii.
preaitlent of tla I . .*
annouiK til.
Formation of t
new •• p • i
nu nt filluwed |i rwj.»
r n m Udwren l»T^W*'fifT nt-M
Hr. Arthur S .1•n. •••pi*
tentative
»►*•• I im l'M tv -f
Tampa from tin1 - M.intim*
C’oninn^*ion
l»r
l.inn«**it «.i
mtU to raoiiM
i ••l|.».%•»*»• i ••
quent
tr K' lin* t(i
I UrK.o .
chairman ■>( |C«* Inmi I
tio-t*.
of tho 1*111'* lt». 1
\ Ml..I
Kntory > Land *m«l t ;tpi II I
Ykkt'i y of tin*
Munliin* « "in
mil pKotpSot*
mUaion
dowbl* s tli»9
_ .—.
“Tho I’niN.i ify ha* lorn I'uil.l
rncr
i m ucrMK
lng up t1 »* t*ha.«» of 'in*!' • *
Umuitf tlo/ftn of bright idea*
the pint \i ai .* M \|t ha\
ai l
rov# >our t>4hln«.
Ru
in cxplaiiiini: tin- puipo-o i f tin
thlod MoRfjpf, 0or v. Rumforl
Shipbuilding C o u r s e
Offered In Tampa
Novel Party Giveir ?
By. Wight Kirtley
oi
MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Sodaty Editor
Mrs. J. F. Dtscr and: Mrs. It.
' Mrs. W.
R. May
and son,
Frank, have returned to their
home Jn iiraiiraUm after visiting
with relatives.
Meiaeh on W est F irst d ire st a t p ,"_ "
Annie H arriett >■>1
Feted On Birthday
foiu Avenue with "Mr*. T.. A,
Retries ns ro-hastss*.; .
' Circle Three. Mr*. OtvMr
was t i e
en by Wight. Uirtley a t . h it
bom* on Guklsn Lab* : u t « » » •
Inc. The y irli were dressed to
represent "Daisy May," and tho
boys were dreuvd as "Lil’, Ah*
Two' Are Hostesses
Social Calendar At Circle Meeting
SiO« o'eloek.
'
I The T. E. L. C U ss of t h e L
FIrvt Baptist Church will
w ith Mrs. J i A . Cunningham wn ' :
M yrtle Avenue for Its regular;V?
business and social meeting at
V
8:00 P. M.
' “* r l
Tho jregijlar m eetings of the
t). “*
E. S. will" *l a• resumed
resum e! a t 7 ^
JO
0 ‘ ."
P. M. in the Masonic Hall.
,
FRIDAY
The American le g io n Auxiliary
w ill meet In the Legion Hut at
- 7 : 3 0 P. M.
•
The workers Council of the
First* Baptist Church will m eet
a t the church a t 0:30 P. M. Supperi will bo served to those who
nave made reservations.
MONDAY
W Cl re lea of the Vf. M. U, of
tha PIrst Baptist Church will
m eet Monday in the homos as
fo llo w s:
-C ir c le Two w ill'ntrot at the
hom e, o f Mrs. 11. C. Moore. <300
—East Second S tfeet at 1:00 I*,
fe r a covered dish luncheon.
Circle Threo will meet with
Mrs. Boy Britt. 200 Wc.«‘ Twcn•. tieth Street at r. t d P.. M.
Circle Four will
meet with
Mrs. M. N .
Cleveland.
2-ISl
f Palm etto Avenue at 3:30 P. M.
Circle Five meets' with Mrs. P.
Attractive arrangements
of
P. Campbell. 2110 Sanford A ve roses and other
late
summer
nue a t - - M 0 P . M.
flowers adorned the rooms
In
v- , Circle Six m eets with Mrs. D. which the gueste arsem'oled. Re
* t ‘Fir
irst
Johnson, li W WW« ist'F
s' Strtot freshments o f iced tea nrd cook
msrtth Mrs. B. <!:• M eihtin as co- ies were served lste in tho ev
w hostess at 3:30 P. M. _•
ening.
Tho fr llowing circles" of the
Those Invited to enjoy the co
P tvsbyterlin Auxiliary will nrect cas l.n with the honorta w ere:
i t 8 :30 P. M."
The Mlsavs
Thelma
W hite,
• Cltele Ona, Mr*. L. F . Boyle, Voneille Yates, Verna H arriett,
chairman, will m eet * l:h Mr*. II. Elizabeth Muse, Cynthia pjrklns,
« C - DuRose. 000 Oak
Avenue,
with Sirs. W. E. Dobscn u» eahostess.
the m i o q
U n Bey" party which n t riv
Charlea Cameron
and Klmo
Gradieh left Tuesday for Cullman.
Ala. where t l e y will attend school
a t EC Bernard College.
U nix O w vn , Mis*
il# Ju n io r Rivers
in New Smyrna
Monday.
Miss
fto p t
Jane
l.lo d hns
T a lla k a .H '1
to
Immediately upon the a r r lk j
ot the guests they were aerw d
a dinner consisting of' hoppln*
John, hush puppies, fried- p ort
and tw eet potato pie;. TV*
served o n 'th e lawn by H it. Kirtley who. w as .assisted by H i e
Emmet Hunt. CoL- W lU o a ^ y v r mar. a n t
Mr*.
Ntwm an an d
H. E. foutrea. Pink UmanOdn
was served -from a n , old •M ine
tain liquor jug.
During the evening pnmegnua
games were
enjoyed by
the
guests end pieture p u u l« l» w « r r
put together with t h e , priM*- her
log won by Ann. Ixirell » B i
Kelly Smith. Prises for tl»<- ^°»*
costumea .were- awardM to *«vwlyn Mathews and Billy Q tM » *
Thoae ynjovinm the ivtrtjr.w l.n
W ight w
were:
ate. WJlHw»J>
Wight
ere: Sally h at*.
WnUw*J-
S
M artha llagen. Daphui Connel
BEAUTIFY YOLK HOME WITH
arrived ly, B etty Jo Brock. Pattw* W al
. ( , 1-iid
se v -
lace.
Rose
Mary
Burdick, Ann
Fresh Pre-Cooled Flowers From
ersl days as the g u c s t o f M iss I.ovtdl, Evelyn Mathewa.and Nan
Louise Perkins.
cy Jo Gontales.
.
Also, Bobo Mero. BlUjT/ OrM .
Kennev .l^ -ffler,
Braxton IVtkins han refurned Kelly Smith.
to Pulaski, Vs., after spending Gene LeGettc. F-. C. Harper. I n ,
Mrs. Richard Livingston tllllespie, whose mairiagi
aome tim e with his parents. Mr. Joe Walhen and Malcolm
e m it of Saturday, Aug. 30. la the Fi(*t Baptist C hm .h
and Mrs. B. L„ I'crkina.
Nelll.
______
7
mi.»ly Miss Man.in Kstrulgo, daughter iif Mrs. Motile r
b«"f»nl and I. K. KstriUge uf Lakeland.
Mra S. A. K dcnfitld has returned from Jacksonville where
she spent several weeks as tho
guest o f her grandchildren.
Pippin Gardens, Florist
.s*
"W r
Bob Hickson
left
Saturday
for Macon and Atlanta, G a., for
a short visit before leaving for
T.’t e i \ « h e r e ”
YOWELL’S
SANFOItl). hl.OHIDA
Friday und Snlurtlny — St-pl. 51 h At til It
StcrliiiK Silver
P in s . U a iiR lu
B ru c e lo in , N oiklucc-K , B intf.s
Beach.
...»
B. If. Ftfnr
and children, Bertrand and Mm
ry Jo, o f New Smyrna ara the
guest* of M n and Mrs. X. B.
Carter . a t their, he me on 1000
Oak Avoaraot
.i><;"
Dr.
and
Mr*.
.
Mr. and Mr*. Mt a . Wiggle*
and daughters, Kathryn
Dorothy, and* Mary,, ha
tnmad
from Daytona
where they have been
tho poet two months.
Undershirts
i
Shorts
Muida’
Mr*. Chart** M eriwether and
ecu, Charlea, Jr., have returned
from Charlottxville,
Va., wbar*
they visited Miss M ary I/iulsc
Msriwathsr at tha U niversity of
Virginia Hospital.
N ursing
omL ^ I In
w MoaUe, Ala.,
I* ^ Tafjer
f
■needing n week'* a t Coronado
All Jfoods in this sale at tilt I pi icesWc have not marked up prices on any
thintf. All our R o o d s were bought a l »!
prices.—Buy now and save!
i
Jewelery
Latlien* ^11 Silk
Uniforms
Hose
n in e , g r e e n u n tl w h ile
Sjtocial lot
just
Value
ro-
ceived. Special I
l ’iiliirs .ittd whiti*.
Made l.y Tom Saw yer.
M l» E stelle Must nod guest,
Miss H elen Graff, hove yetum ed
Up* TexaaV*
l-'lin tets
tleimum spent the la b o r Day
weekend in Palatka with relatives.
They also visited in S t Augus
tin s on Sunday.
tn v e S lo t. TBCi for* Jffbhlle. A la.,
where the will enter the School
8 :0 0 ’ P. M. w ith Mis* CKnrlotta r f N ursing at Spring mil ColSmith, R00' Mkgnolbt Avt nus.
■A
l
NOTICE
Mrs. Jack Wilkinson and Mt*.
They# w ill b* % railed meet- J.. B. Crawford spent yesterday
» o f the execotlve board o f in Tampa where they aceoap aaPresbyterian Auxiliary to be
hald la the Session Room o t the ter, Fayo
William*,
who w ill
n o church « OJO o’clock an FU- visit there fo r a weal*.
—
; IP YOU HAW IT
BEFORE!
W ire
M ils Audrey Atherton
left
yesterday for hvr home iq pensacola after
spending
several
weeke as the guest of Miss Lucy
Koumillat.
P S S ^ ^
e n jo y it
i disc in CURS At IKS not i t NEItAl. DESIGNS
U . F 1IIS T S T R E E T — IH IO N K 7.VH-M
Miss Phyllis Smith returned
Tuesday from a tour 0f Virginia.
WEIle away Miss .Smith visited
■t tho
Blue Ridge
Industrial
School at Bristol, Va.
(••n th Street, -with Mrs. G, i l .
Brown aa co-hostess.
Circle Six, Mr*. J. D. Woodvnth Mrs. <7. S . M m U m t. DW » - k u f f , chairman,, w!» nNa^ of»
Sept. 22 at the Bsordalj Avenue
7 ?C h e t. F lv o a iilr i. .A. .0 . Fmlth, Chapter w ith ' Mrs. L. U. H unter
i Tonfght
f
fUrv J/., and, QI»)tlo grown.
One Special lot o/
Waste Paper Will Go
Cretonne
, U n d e r G eilin ff, P r ic e
Worth to 89c yartli
I.ailli-s' New Full
i .mi it**'
A gt'S ti In
rito fitix
Hose
All colons anil ntylcH.
2 -lh ra a tl
I
w tdglit
c h iffo n .
$ 1 .1 5 1 valitt*.
S|Nsuiul
C'nnnon
Bath Towels
Asatd. Color*. Worth
4 f w $ t.o i)
$1.00 pr.
Print and solid
Silk Rayon
Itiivs' Full
1.ttsl chntu's* to
buy
Shorts §3
a t th i* price.
Valuo to 79c yard
■4Jlo.se ".dliV lo r
Made Ity Tom Sttwycft
W o r th
ijc riin
double Program
S
Curtains
81x99- — double hrd
n ljeet. . V ery
18,
*p*H»l.
Udic*1 Now Full
P risc illa
’
Ulnves
L im it 2 to •untuinor.
Belling for le^.* th an
wo can buy.
Hlurk. In own,
s ty le .
to
$1,115. A rou d
IG.
A ll
•m*
.
% t (}() ill*
mtl.:td ' -s /
'
1t r e s s e s
l»Ut UIV
*!|
Ladies Cbjldi s
All idyll's
w o rth ‘n;*
to
V*
l.u
jirtcf
ih r'o iK .'
•
rn
1
•wun Irtiim s
Ki'l a p o d ic i -1 H* ;
4
$1.00
U nderW i-dT
C h lld rta’i new School
Value 41.29. Very.
Men^s Ties
Flna n^loctlon of light
er or darker pattern*.
Worth 36o pajy,
4 p p . $ | .0 0
v - .r
4
'
�•%
I
tetroit PoHee
CopTopHonon
At Pistol Match
Por R. A, F. Cadet
— —
LAKELAND, 8*PC 4.—(Spee-
..
roc Um search today far Babert
(X Clear*, missing R. A- F.
det filer who has not boon
ard from ttaeo ha took off for
routine flight Tuesday man*
|.
Planes from t b t n Icing field
d n*»rbr Army air bases took
rt la th* search ,Tatsdsy aad
3J1
... ...
Charim £ BonactW d a a W
Villa attorney, kai announced
hit candidacy for OeagrvM from
tho aacond district. R. A. Groan,
fc p id ftm .h u
■ssryszvsteS?®
haa announced for congressman-
\ m ba tt-Unr*.
affairs,
12 Cases Appear
Before Judge In
eauaa within .one year after
and fined |7 lt «"■* coat* "»
th^eatThlng un^w
II CHOPS lb.
U CUTLETS i
25c STEAK
BPARBUB __
dm provides that nor-
SAUSAGE
BACON _ lb. 32c RID
BOLOGNA __ *
vn i ^ w n f . / ■
rm toil* _
Chuck Roast ..25c .CHEESE-lb. 27c BACON ______
SAUSAGE lb. 19c Cold MEATS _17c BACON
no n . m “ s * 1
■HAM~%Ib.28e ROAST 15c & 19c
Hamburger_25c
COMPOUND 27c
m iia o
sparkle
Qdktbi, -Padding and
If
pfc^kttver'a aharto oi
W i t h o u t a license agalnai
Daroor, Jr. Ihe Watkins.
so and
VEAL SALE
I LOIN
i
'a& jBi C g
rge against Jaaala Oolr Inbwlcatlon la pending,
a Collins also was eharge'
p an tin g a car without a
convletud and fined a>ita or SO day*. fleov**
, charged with oporatlng
to whlta Into* lea tad, was
ad and fined IfiO and
ir 90 day*.
hla drlv.
:ansa was auapanded for
»
raatoratlon.”
To make naa of tho far
being provided to aid In hi
employment, the soldier baa
te fin out the Infonnatlov
guested as
~s being id
bated by tbs Army, and U
• i S private
won the A charge against Jn8mhh for retklaaa driving le
ptndliw. *
A charge of operating an antomcblla
while
lntonlcat**
against C. II. Vraaland la i*»«'
H>» II. N. Mann, charged w»»w
anerallag an automobile whin
ad
QUALITY DEP.
Will Aid i
docket a t the Court House as
having appanred recently before
County Judge R. W. .Were.
A chart# against Logne HUte
for rackUaa driving la pending.
Walter ‘ Philip, charted with »*parroted assault, waa convicted
:-;V *C n u t, P w r i a •
Jb..89c
."“ “ b. 27>Aelii£
Ity and
br fhra
charged
N e c ta r
m
.
la u A
- 3 tall cans 23e |
no. 2Y, cans IS* j
no. I tail can 10«
c 4S-oi. cam IK
ABLES\ p
POTATOES - 19c
ru n c u r
IM U
CARROTS — 13c
41bsl5e
E S llf e tf t
..lb. 10c
Avocado Pean 5c
o
r \ ry
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PA G E F IV E
-
Precautions Will Save Celery
Pinellas 4-H Camp
Is Termed Success
Growers Worry Later, Experts Say
j
I tU s c ) O atp o eta
V o ic e Opinion*
each iq ia r i foot of O d r Mod
bed* with m m quart of a »ctattoo
consisting of on* part comaereial BO percent formaldehyde and
60 part* water. After the eotatfoo
ha* boon applied with a’ rake or
oho to bwore teen penetration
and then entered with terpanUne
or borlap far S4 Soar*. Seed
•heald be pleated after the for
maldehyde odor disappear*.
f If rain packs the eoil after the
tm tiw iit/ loesm liig the bed with
a rake wilt facilitate evaporation
Florlda have brea ch- ef U*
formaldehyde. Dttchea
ehoold he pnwMH t» TOywei
(Fpccial)—A few
prrcma
R t |t r d i a | J ip « «
By c o p m u c s r . m t w A B t
Central Preaa Columnist
BEING voteleea. territorial dele
gatea can do nothing in Washingten except to give advice to see*
latration. Dele
gate* Anthony
4. Otmond. M S
A la s k a , i l l
l i m u e l W.
King, from H*-
gtootinr. the,, taggoct jhatjpb-
TOUR OF HOMES
dip »eed pieces ia
\ “ £ ‘ion
one part ethyl chic
rhydrln am) .V) to 60 parts water
y r U .r e after U ny W
^
then atnra- the.-pieces orvrrte»ht In boxes covered with tarppullne where temperature will
not rise above 85 degree*. PlantMi* thooliMjo done the following
GAINESVILLE.
8epL
RADIO NEWS
CMnss* troops made a prise catch
la latest eleahee with the Japeneae
WDBO
army when Major Nobojl Tamada
W arren
Hailing from
Tonight a pragma*
fall Into their hands. Member of the
Maganoen
th e
s ta t«
t> 00 Baseball Scores
Japanese Intelligence Staff, ho 1*
of Washington,
shown writing hie name and other which A laska la not eo distant C OB Musical Interlude
0
:20 UP News
lafonaaOen an a sheet ef paper In from, and having been a recent Wa
Wtlehow, whore ho wsi captured. lter there. Representative W arren 6 10 Twilight Melodies
d ty .
'iTo foreatall attack* of damplag^>ff fungi, they recommend
t* celery growers that they t m t .of rural homes.
|mP
c a s h grocery
AND M c A T / v\ A R K G " T
Where You. Always Get Good Meat*1
W E RESERV E TUK
400 S a n fo r d A yo.
R IG H T T O L IM IT Q U A N T rriE S
Phone*
-FRBE DKtnrBBY-
J ItKNMA.V*
411
V. S. No
Smoked SAUSAGE lb. 15c POTATOES....10 bs. 18c
iM jriirra n n i v a
H h
| Breakfast Bacon___20c
iH R u m s srW isn
r w ix o w c o o k ik o
LEGS.. .. lb. 29c
I jn tW K o- m i
WHITE
BACON... b. 16c
rrr
(POT ROAST___lb. I7c
1«*«r-TK1ID*SUJCTCT
t*.
-—.any cut 29c
v r id k ii
AVOCADO PEARS .'9c
m
BELL—MERITA—W.
ONIONS.____3 lbs. 10c
TOMATOES... 2 lbs, 15c I
GRA&E9 —
2 lbs. 15c
OKRA_______ lb. 5c
UTHERN
10c
REGULAR
0. Magnuaon, who'does have a eon*
gvtsstonal vote, tl*o la pretty vocaA
Cocnmloaior.tr Joaquin M. E lite hie,
from the Philippine*. likewise hea
aplenty to say on the Je p subject.
Another Filipino spokesman, en
tirely unofficia l bfft the emissary cf
Filipino Interests th at don't w ant
their archipelago to cut too** fVtaa
the United State* In 1S44. ea sched
uled, Is Dr. Vincent* VUtamin. a
top-notch authority on all Islendg
In Oriental waters.
Delegate Dtmond evolved the
Idea of asking Russia to g ran t <M
naval and aviation base* on cer
tain Bering sea Islands, known ia
the Komandorski, owned by the
Soviets and strung out from M r
own Alaskan Aleutian* In Uv* di
rection of Russian mainland Kam
chatka.
Considering that w* need thee*
stepping' stones to facilitate the
movement of American supplies t*
help the Muscovite* against Oermany and maybe against the Jap*
a bit later. Dtmond think* H pscSUf
win be glad to let ua have ‘ttqj
They w on't teka u* clear to VtodE
voetok w ithout • trip 'th ro u g h eg
over Japan*** waters, but t h e f t
make It easier for us to get there,
by plan*, anyway.
VUdlveelek Btrategto
Representative Magnuaon heart?
Uy endorse* this scheme, pointing
tu t th at Vladivostok la nearer ta
Alaska th a n hi* state of Washing
ton la, an d insisting th at, grabbed
by Japan o r Germanly occupied,
through a conquest of European
and Uven AriaUc Russia, it would
p* an everts*.-ng worry to ua, as a
No. 1 highway, for military
rlotion p u r p o s e * , from
gton to AI*ska, through a
a
L0AVE8
R ead y
i n
Cook o r
Serve
VEGETABLES ■ FRUITS
.
They a r e not
E xpensive!
VSrvf.-r ' V
l
,
,
'
•iis
Bee Brand Dog ftiuunpoo. 3Uc
lOcSpIcea.
'
p C L Y w iC C iv
Yankee corridor across Canada, a
development the Canadians sett*
perfectly acquiescent In.
Delegate King's no more a proJap than anybody, but he doesn't
regard the thoroughly American
assimilated Jape In Hawaii as ap
prehensively as we American mainlin d en do.
I noticed this difference during a
vlett I paid .to Honolulu year* ago,
Getting te far ae the Paclflo coast.
I found the Californians as skit
tish of their nsldent Japanese as
biases I expected to And the Ha
waiian white frik etUI more so. It
ween't the case at alL
Walter Freer, then .governor of
the territory, told me. "The ances
tors of our Jape h e n cam* te thee*
islands two or three generation*
ego because they didn't like condi
tions at home. The ones we've got
toiley wouldn't be re-Jspped for
anything. They're sa Americanised
*• the reel ef us. Thsy'd fight for
Uncls Sam against Me Mikado If
It were put up to 'em.**
That teems to be somewhat Delegals King's opinion.
The Filipino* a n m o n Japanesely suspicious then the Hawaiian*
are.
1 cm remember when their
Washington commlaslontra w e n
rempant for their Island*' Inde
pendence. Back In about IBM I
talked with oh* of 'em, Pedro Cuevsrr*. “As a m atter of fact,” I
asked, "are your people ripe for
•eir-governm entf It waa In. prohi
bition days. On Commissioner Qu*.
vsrra's Up U y a spread-out news
paper. He held the front page up
before mfi. It simply waa plastered
with accounts of bootlegging shoot
ings and miscellaneous disorder*.
"W* can govern ourselves better
than this," remarked the Islander.
C eam tinl Changes
Today, though, there's a different
ton* of FUlplno comm ent
Manila and IU background tUU
may feel that they'd Ilk* Indspendenee, but Commissioner P is a Ida
obviously U suspicious t h a t If they
get I t they'll be In Imminent danger of haring Japan taka It away
from ’em, and dearly they vastly
prefer their hook-up with Wash
ington to being boosed from Tokio.
Dr. VUUmln, ta be sure, doesn't
believe that Japan wttl go
war.
Ha's opposed to a FlUpIno-Amtri
cart divorce rath er on sconamU
te
U tfB CLOVERBLOOM
lo V E T fs ^
L o w » I E v ry d a y Pricui
quantity
WUiew's Tends, 1 lo * ib *.#,•,
Tender Slall-r*<l
uom s iim vio
Pricot G ood Thrii S opt. 6
Ce*u*f Sheet
27c
S tn n g E n c U b
R o u n d B ono E n d -lb
W h ite B a c o n
T«nd«r, Pin*Bon* Sirloin
W a it. S tre a k O ' L oan
lb
ll« o k
lb
29c
lb
19c
L«an Flat* BFLF
IIB N
lb
*»: %
T ro u t
IPHKH
Keadlee* Oceae
S h rim p
Muilct
18c
Acorn Brand. C«Uo Wrapped. Btndlete
2Sc
Ib
19c
Pork Neck
Morrell'i
2 Ib t 2 9 c
We»l. Lean Spar*
Ib
21c
29c
B acon
19c
C r o a k e r Ib 7 V ic
Tteih Caught
Ib
Anorled Cule. ^V/ett. CornTed
21c
B ro o m
Centei* Cut*
Ib
B acon
Bonelet*. Rolled
Star Carton Pure
1-lb
L a rd
Ib
14k
V eal R o a st
R o o st
Genuine Philadelphia
Foot
C r e a m C h e e s e 3 pkgi 25c
Rich Creamy Cottage
Ib
21c
S le w
Ib
29c
29c
37c
Shoulder Cut* Lamb
All Meat
it
19c-
AAMOUR'S STAR
Breaklaet
P o r k C h o p s »25c 35c
R«d Links Smok# I
S a u s a g o 2 Ib i 2 9
lb
Ib
Va Red Fin
Ga Smoked
V a la c *
R ib a
:i Itw. 25c
L o b s te r
B r e a k f a s t B a c o n ib21c
Gelecl Pork or Besl
Bo b m
l« c
Cooked lor Broiling—
lb
U ra ln a
Ib
FMMSII K.VT
Sliced Baby B««l
U tm
Fn«*k
Steaks Ib. 25c
IS c
Ib
l»rr
Oysters pt. 29c
Tresh. Lean GROUND
Bm I
lb. 17c
lUlllmurv
A ho! pflc« on Ih» mork*l lor whiu boron, to
day! You can buy il
while il lavfal
Laan Mealy POT
H oast
32c v49c
BACON SALE!
21c
S te a k
Pickled Pig'*
pi
21c
Ib
19c
N. B. C.
SHREDDED WHEAT
7y2c
Mellow Cotie*
Thompson Soodleti
VELVO
GRAPES
1-lb
17c__ 4 9 c
V i-lb
1 2 -o x
23c
Flour 20 Ibi 97c
2 ib,
13c
Flour 20 Ibt 49c
3 *>•
10c
riokes pkg 9c
Nice I»i4i-
le« je KHf Swnkul
Pm i
A v o c a d o s 2 t» 9
L e m o n s 6 '»< 1 0 c
Toasties pkg Sc
27c
8 -o x
A p p le t
Goof^te
C a u i i l l o w o r 19c
Y am s
10c
10c
Stokely s
P u m p k i n th 1 0 c
Elnkely s
S p i n a c h raiv t 1 9 c
f4fK| leituu
eo ivh 1 0 c
C a n d y 1 fo r 1 0 c
Land O' Cunihine
Kellogg x Com
f l»e*h
3 >• 10c
P e a rs
l»i3oy Corn
R>
9c
Flakoe pkg 9c
n>-
19c
Varieties pkg 9c
i 'r u n q i
Cc k>4A<k*
Silver rioss SaBsr
K ra a l
9
lesletn OelioouB
Vila food Guava
JeU y
nonthern DitcuB
»>•
A p p le s
6td. Apple
J e lly
EGGS
29c
9tnob*eete>4ef
C rn n in g Cooking
Glass FREEI—Tlprary
T ea
Ms Grsd. A tm.ll
iv 7V4c
3 - lb
AU 3< Cum &
C' lute*Jd (rijltth
P oor
b<k 6'.iC
WlnTe On»on« 2 Ibt ?<. lei
O n i o n s 4 ib. 15c
2
N B c . 104
New idteho l i t e i i -
Old Dutch
P o l a l o e a r> 3 t M
Bleanser 1 2 0
cnttsiv t e y s r r a n a y tin*'
rhtened
out with hte co-operation?’
all
ru n s*
PAR-TPAK
quirt
New Slat* laws require the
comptroller to .approva county
budgets and aaeeesmeal rolls beare pat late operation.
Peaches
Luscious
e
Dossurt
H a lv * s - G a .
is.
3 lbs
59c
no 2'/i con
Factory ^ ^ ■ ■ 1
Pack
9 l b .2 9 c ^ ^
3
5
IfCES
UV&c
North Maid
ENRICHED Obelisk f lo u r -
lbs
25c
303 cons
iBveff'l Tkse Sls<e Putlme* .
BREAD
16-ox
Garden Patch Golden Bantam
CORN
cans
KANT w m iN J kr
M IIA IC H POLL .
!#
3
303 cans
Lovell's Salad Dr. or Ret.
Walker’s ChlU
l or e s*
C eeC m
•-** 12c
MIHACLE WHIP
33c
STALEY S
FO R YOUR Q 0 G '
Cube Starch
P rrtrfr fr f t f
OVALTOO*
Plain
In of
v .n o c o w n
j-—
r r
■i
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•
7:00 L ett W* Forget
8 :00 U P News
! 12:15 Checkerboard Tim e
7:15 Sports Reporter
8 :1 0 Program Resume
12 30 Dance Time
7:25 Ham C u ff “Face o f the
8 :15 Morning Devotions
12:45 Road o f Life
War”
8:30 Good Morning from Syr»
I on Young Dr. Malono
7:30
American
Crui»<rii^AR W ATER.
Sept
4.—
ruse
1:15 Joyce Jordan
7:55
Elmer
Davis
and
the
News
iSpecial) — T ie
1941 summer
8:45 Tunes from the Tropics
1:30 Merry Go Round
vamp at Indian Reich for Pinel- 8:00 Academy Award
9:00 Diana Drew
2:00 Life and the Land v
lae County 4-11 Club girls won 8:30 Barrets of Fun
9:05 Black and White N otes
2:15 Sunny Mcdolies
)
’ W»ne cf the most complete and 9:00 Glenn Miller
9:16 Myrt and Marge
2:25 UP New*
,
-uccessful ever held In this sec 9:15 Professor Quis
9:30
Marnel
2:30 Renfro Valley Kolkn
r '
tion, according
to
Mite Tlllle 9:15 News o f the World
9 :35 Organnvelties
2:15 Trailaldo Adventure*
10:00 Carl H off Orehc*lr:»
Horae), home agent.
9 :45 Woman of Courage
2:55 PrrM .News
• .
Fifty girls,
representing *11 10:30 Dance Orchestra
10:00
Daytona
Iteaeh
Varieties
|
3:00 Songs o f Cheer anti Com-'
l
l.n
o
Linton
Well*.
New*
4-11 Clubs In the ccunty, *ttend-1 JJ
10:15 U P News
r»rt
ed. They'studied various phase*1 ,,:0 S Glen Gray
1 10:30 r It A
3:15 Highways to H ealth
s
• f their work and rnjovel sw im 11:30 lie* Brown Orchestra
,10:45 The Shining IV«.tir
3.30 A Boy; A GItI and «,►, ’
ming ami other reereatlontl fea 11:64 Preaa News
I 11:00 Knte Smith Speaks
Hand
ture*. Particular emphosia was 12.00 Sign O ff
11:15 |I .
,
|,||,
Life
I no Afternoon Varieties
placed on health
Improvement,
Si t
1:15 The Goldbergs
with each-erlrl A e fn y w e c p in f
i 11
.it II—
VV" o . |JI| Mai. * 1:10 Organ Melodies
ret a health certificate before 6:30 Norman lira.lev
tin.
. 1:46 tha
| , nt-ring camp
7:00 The World Jod.*y
I I I * - t>nr l i d Sunday
5:00 The lame R anger .
i All girls were weighed at the 7:15 Breakfast Brevities
IIJ:l>0 UP New *
5:30 Korn Kobtlrra
l-'gimting and end of the esmp- 7:45 Four Hinging Salesm en
12:10 Musical Interlude
5:45 The World Today
ing p*rio<l of flee daya, and all
who needed to goln did so, a*
waa shown when the camp closed.
,
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TH1 SANFORD
B A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
Miami Beach, kart hi* knee in
blocking drill. H e will be nut of
artlen 1«r a t least n week.
The Tara went through their
Dtuel two-a-day
practice
with
hr lit* Circuit Court for K-tnlnola
County. Florid*. in Chancary. by
Harth* r4 W nod worth and yo* mra
hereby required to flit with the
rirrk of aaltl Court In hla offlco
In lh# Court tlnua* of Hemtnol*
blcchine assignments ucnin-t ink C«»tn»tjr, Florida, at ftonfnrd. Flo
your written
*p|>e**ran«*e
Ing up the b ig g e il pait nf th>- rida.
t |.»r*nnnllv nr bv Attorney) In
periods, rasa def«!i*e a ' - • »••• r.ili| ault un ihe flr«t Monday In
stressed.
4W*|ot»*r. A !» 1*11. tawing lh- «th
«l.%> of aalil month, anil thereafter
t.s file with lh** •«l'l Clerk jroiir
written d-fena-*. If aim . lo the
LEG A L NOTICES
iilll of (Mttnplalni In ani.| ault at
lh# i|me prescribed b> law HereIk Tfir. tiiC C iiT fO l H t o r r u n In fall not or drrrrr pro vntifeaao
l»e rnlvm l amalii at ><>u
* t v r n j t u t r u i n m t IT o r will
It I* further ordered Hint thin
th ij m r u o r
r id im u t
n order b« pub|l*hed oner a week
a \ if v tm «r.m iioi.K <o i \ t \. fur four roniertltlve week* |n
' i r t o m u i . i* r t M ^ T H t .
The Hanford ll-rnld u newspaper
mAKVKK X L. w3000MBOiCTU* Plain of general circulation puhllkhed la
Han lord. Hemtnole Countv Florida
tiff.
-VHWttnea* my hand and lit- *-nl
r illiU A. WOol»%%\>HTII
lo* n .»f *ald Court at Sanford Florida,
thla 3rd day of September. A I* r
dant.
o itn n < o r r t H i.ir t r it iv
tall.
TIIK MTATK «»F F L otui.v " •
n t r IIKIINTHIN.
Kl’KIi X. w o o l tWOll ril, I Ih'KAa Clerk of ini Id Ctreult Court
N1X. NF.W TOIIK.
lib . A M WRKKU.
You are hereby notified tint »
HKI'l'TY CI.KI1K
ault line Urcn briuticM uimIiiv > m» (Orfldnl Ha.lit
V4,
In Benefit .Game
PA G E SEV EN
BAUT wAS ORIGINALlY,
L IP . KifHTEHBAUL —
,r
B A L L F I R S T USED B / ' H i
f T i t E ^ A M t , LOUIS
A
ruk
M IK H E A P O L IS
* '4 W A S A H
IVR. PLA^fUlM* ^ m S K
4*
MODERN
FINANCE CO.
10 BIG MONTHLY CONTESTS!
w a s s fia
B
ae-jraH
K
LOANS from
$10 to D M
made to residents o f Sanford
and t trinity. Hirnatnre— Furnllur. Aula—Comaker.
lie te l a
Jim CalUfU*
*1
I
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came in ‘ Um first
to entire second half
he beat th* lads frith out of col-
o-.l: : 7 1
penetration Into G iant t
•otdlen, with weiponi kick and dry. ford a rivor,
B r Iba stream. According to tie
Moecow, which did not name
•v .x . > :
w tlfh i w n>,
M i RAF bomber h u feel mods a dim * kit on Uw dadm ln Natl-teld
;;s
s
r a
r c
i
kae cone in heavily i« r daylight raldi iWct withdrawal-of l i t German *■
4
Stars wool badly to pi
wtod to do well been mer Included eo many hi.
1 players from to tu n ]
IWT.FUa*^ 7
iw M S h a k e s
thla redltphoto from Btrlla
Win Aqueduct
/
t i r c t i t <ruKHI
USB flHRAbly CLA881F1EU
ADS IF YOU WANT, TO’
R E N T - A BVOW OR A
h o u se,
F in d
help, ho t
OR SELL THINGS YOU NO
LONGER NEED.
IWWta«y>
m
FromT WALL A -fUi5 dousiSTuODED-Yfv-rti
J 1»* STuODRD
WKn S H A R P SToMES T
Too
A PREVEH-f LOAFERS U A M m q AfJAlMST IT
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G-h
First Injury Is
Sailing Race Will
Suffered By Tars
Replace Marathon
— JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 4 - r
(A1)— The annual Ht. Johete U leir
power boat maarth<in <chedoled
lo r Bept. 14 U eff.
i The Junior Chimlwr o f Codk
merce which ap«n«tr< \lrtu n 0 y
all defrnso m earurea—<b-'|.led to
ark the opinion of William A n
nold, rpeeial juwistnnt l > thn • • put* petroleum coordinator.
Arnold luggeated that, la elct*
of th»' gusoline .alluat’on. It
would be to "the publl; intoreat
to cmaeel your regal-n.”
* i
The Junicr Chembcr said rkay,
it on trial to Brook*
'jcoort afU r three they'd ha*e a eadbuat rtgaUa
d guilty to bolng Instead.
agenta of a foreign
I waa no connection
-
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- S TO S> u t fi HOTHINO
ASHEVILLE, N. C„ S e p t 4
The flrjt casualty of
the 1941 training grind In tho
Rollins ecllfgo camp waa regUtan-il W»A*-»day when Mr
Thai, 195-puunj pivot*tuan from
PiTTSIIUHGM
PAI N' S
Juit Send In Your Favorite Recipe for an o n a - c o o m
•_______
of the-Month" Club tree entry Elank. Write the recipe
of ytHir favorite mcivcpokia meat di»h on thi* blank
tod null U to MKo««t-of’tli*MoMh" Club, Gtnarai
Cleitrk Company. Hiidgfportp Conn.
IlKHtrn T ill) I'llIRM WIFINKN F oil M %NI II
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COME IN TODAY A^GET
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Cut min Nwrviittf*aiu$ yUrof, *bout S nr 3 rlb« wld*.
• .<3 Mirl|m ur •h**la of vpnrarlba *1 or I Iba.)
3. Mirvu.4 iii-ii', iitaaty aid* up In larga thallow bak*
3.
•»*s pan.
HprliiUle IlsIHIy %v>th # . .(1 tap. ..I t | . | up p«p.
p*r.|
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chupi^s fin*.)
I. Fut Itil'i hof uvanHTO (l*g,). unm virt.l. for tft
mlnulaa (u brown a b it)
7. Mu tm ! bruin In a bu.l to maka barbaeub aaur*. ,
• ■ f* , 1H. chill powdar I |bap ralvry r»rd 1*4 cup
brown auftar 1-4 rup vlnagar |.« cup \Yurr»at*ratlira mnttra | clip tomato rataup. 3 rupa walar Faw
Ia# Aft-r th* 44 mlnutaa
**ur*ar* up p«iur Uurhae'u> amira
ovar' rtba rHura a*«t to ii* .|.K 4(M, ,„ B| | ny*
w/J pm ,IIC. fn.r. on*
*lk hour* lun«*r.
lairriwi Im. h i rover pan at any ttma hut <l.i haaia
*n*l turn rib* *fc<**vlimally »0 thVy .oah Uu th* rlrit
■ eta liMi III ck. ads« n l lm . k . . . ____
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108
M AG N O L IA
AVE.
By PAUL BINSON
WWAOOUPiE
*FlHTA<»J<3
a
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H&INSISTED UR3N
r'Buri
SlMPLV.
WOULDN'T
THANI t s 'I BELIEVE'
IMA CiBL BEIN6 r
n INOttPENDENr/ 1
HfiAfi OF I
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THE S A N P O R D ttB A in . BANFOKD FLCTPPA
THURSDAY} SEPTEMBER 4* 1W
v .-1__u
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLURIDA
Giaiits Wallop •&
All-Stars 28-3
In Benefit Game
op to the champion
Mayor La'Guardla
Soviet soldiers, with weapons high and dry, ford a river, according to the caption w ith this ra Jap h eio frana
Moscow, which did not name the stream. According to tho censor, the men are engaged In tto cto sto r-d rirw
which the Russians report has suited the Germane at
•Cam# on, D o d cm l" shouts New
Fork’s Mayor Florallo InG uardis
sa the boya from Flatbush taka ovet
tha B r a m In New Yark fag a touit'.i
M fietory ia tha l l t h . The mayo*
C M to B o p to sa I
An HAP bomber hie Just m a il a direct M» on tha docks In Nasi-held
Kottordsm during a daylight raid. The dark object In uppef canter la
r.ot a bomb, but fcok* ilk* ihs tall wheel of a British pltneTTh* RAF
has £o.ic in heavily ter dr.yUght raids since withdrawal of tha German
a ir force to tha Soviet front.
,
ships, had been playing amazing
ly indifferent tennis for a UpnolcWsr, getting knocked off. in
one meet a fte r another until.
When it came time to seed the
j F y i n for the big shew Itself,
S t ■tournament committee was
forced to drop hH to third place,
behind both B othy Riggs and
Frank K oran.
1 Perhaps th a t was. the spurt
the Oklahoma bay needed, for - be
m
become steadily more b ril
liant in winning each of Ms first
fear tilts, an d a t many points
against Sabin ha brought pro
longed applause from a crowd
of 6000 in tha stadium. •
•B abin was about tha 'h o tteat
•tan In the tournam ent and he
played his heart out U reugh four
sparkling sets, but in the crucial
s ta g M .lt always was McNeill
who stormed the n et and slammed
tto to ll away. In tha aecond se t
to d m afflcial German censor, this ndlephoto from Berlin
wtackad toy of a mlna shaft destroyed by the Russians as
•tod. aass ppart
art of their
the Ir scorched earth
sarth policy. Tha min* is
a t Krtver-Vtor.
USE HERALD C L A S S IF IE D
AD3 IF YOU WANT TO1
R E N T A ROOM OR A
HOUSE, FIND HELP, BUY
OR SELL THINGS YOU NO
LONGER NEED.
Y <TUI B N
e r of .Montebello, Calif., 6-4, 7-5,
T-6, deep he the apparently close
•o ra .
T K rvacs drifted along, content
aulnly to hold his a m le * against
hU hsrd-KTltlng rtra l and wait
ter Kramer to come up wills »
wild streak. 11a shewed hia mas
tery clearly 111 the second yet,
Where ha perm itted K ram er le
H«U
a advantage:
■nvniiusfe and
sutu then
aaln4 «.
s. ir
6-1
n e e d through five straig h t games
to close. It o u t
quartor>, to tto
wlQ face
sr and Bryan Wrant,
laasgl to spore Ms
t unset a t th e -a x
il Schrdcdcr, traded
Artenma L. Gstee, noted-world war
flyer aad New York hanker, has
been nominated by President R/v-le
vel! to bo assistant secretary of tho
Navy for aeronautics, Tho post has
bean vacant far several yean-
■
Fahlhte BeU ef Loa AngeJce
id Mhrgaret Osborne of 8an
■snclico accompanied each other
to the semi-finals of the wo-
• Characters in the Play:
-'D ll SrfR.lK<i B A L L F lP « j < U SE D B / 'f 'H i .
iH X E lH b R . O F - f R E ^ A M E - , L O U IS
^
ROBE A I A MINNEAPOLIS
J
rang*, t city gas, , n w
Mfea U try, \ kwwaaoa
• S3S'
enters store, "just lcokin-T" for a s\iit . , .any
Jt4XU
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• Mrrk of aul.l Intltl In hiv nfflrto
In th# I'saurl
f .*4rml ii.il*>
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It l*» furllivt
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f • • four r.ttiws •»• \ •
1 .. Sis i*f • r*| II • il.t
genrral . 1 • . u T,*I
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f . t III I i •I It *♦•*■(•
I»*1 * Jr *1 lisr f t*|*irMil.r
LOAN S from $10 In $300
mjtlt* to rrwiiifnfit of Ssnfanl
and vicinity Signature— Fur*
niturr • eitr*— ('iimakrr.
M O I1 E R N
F IN A W K
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10 IlKi MONTHLY CONTKSTSI
FOR THE
ROASTOFTHEM
ONTH
G-E ELECTRIC
O K t o f 'f U L
f m i L S - f , FULL-'*
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PRILVEW-f LOATER.S LIAM I A ^ A I M S t * v C
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r»«l Lag Fvaewei Vyval*
adm
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CVS SlK»f*<
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m it
First Injury Is
Suffered Hy TaiH
New GENERAL
n o t h in g
to
BUYI.
XSIIKVIU.K. N.
Sept. I
— i IT
The first rununlty of
1—1/77— The federal gnvernment, moving (/!*>— Thr nnnu il S*. Joluix Rivtr tht l u l l t|aim ng grind in th
A fter apparently fading out af on twd front* to iiY>*h German power bunt iminrthoi* u'hrduU'd llt»llin- c. Urge caiU4> \%u^ rc'ji*the picture as the field of young <py activities in thl» country, in- to r fU*pt. 14 in off.
ter**l W -^ -'ttlav when 31t
Thy Junior t*linn I f f *»f
fillies sped along the backstretch Jicted ■four mi.ru persons Wed merer
whit I* .<p » ii« im virtimlljf Th*«l. lUG-ptiund pivot man from
nesday on charge* of conspiring
it *e H
1 u n f\ ,
o«pu
and around the first turn, Alfred
(Whitney’s two-year-old filly, petri
fy, abruptly started to run like a
scared rabbit a n d ’ came home
with a two-length victory In the
Black Maria purse a t Aqueduct
Wednesday.
It was a fine combeck for the
chestnut daughter of Identify.
A fter winning four straight races
h t her last previous out she hat*
finished th ird to Msr-Kelt and
Equlpet In Saratoga’s • Spinway.
Last Sou, rryTastnttng King
ranch, n o second today, n halflength ahead of Mrs. 0 . C. W in
frey's T a u n t The .winner paid
54.60 and covered tha a ir furlongs
In 1:15.
i
It wys a great day for favorites,
six paying off an the nose. Bon
Meade brought In Biasing B rat In
the laat race h r tho aiath faVrorltn
to win. Tha victory gave Meade
a double fo r tha clay.
~
o lend vilol defen»e inform atloi.' all dufriivo nwfe.**ur»*H—»l*- 'i»l*t| to
Germany, and unmoliately <>' - n*k thr tipinion «*f 'Villiam A*»
Mined*'guilty plee* from three* n-ld. M« einl n-.-<i .linn t . Urn tiei. f . them,
eo -rd-iutor. wiotof
. . * including an 18-ycar- puly
a __petroleum
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Arnold
*URg>,»trd tin*', ii*
tn view
gu-olme aitim t'on,
II
Slmultaneoorly, 16 persons ar- of the
would
lie
to
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pUl.li"
intoreat
■ested in June In the govern
to
eancel
your
reitul.n.'
ment's ttatlonwWo roundup of
The Junirr Chamber i*aid ''l>ny,
uspects, went on trial In Brook*
!yti federal .court after three they’d hnvo a miUe.ut rtgr.Ut!
.th e n pleaded guilty to belti* inwtewil.
unregistered agents of a foreign
power. Thera was no ronneetton quartet indicted today nml tho*e
nithaHtSe*. slid ; between tiro who went to trial in Brooklyn.
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faces Dorothy Bundy of Santo
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F IA E M A M , W A S A H
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Minmi litarh, hurt Si* k?.i t* *r.
hltH-km/ tfrill. He will l«»- s*tit of
nrti«*n i< r at Imut a
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rUwtseo, 6-|, S-2, and M in Osm e scoring a surprisingly onad*d victory over m ie n Bern
ini of Naw York City, 5-3, 6-1.
Mias Osborna'a win was somelag of'an a past, aa Mbs Bern Pslfrov Cooke Dsvia jd.™ Hep*
in i tod to m saadad No. 4 to KiMwbra of I’Hladefphla, and
» N*. 6.
By R.J.SCOT1
LrwwJU I Fwa—s
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A uA M /4
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• Tto. triumph brought; McNeill Petrify Comes Up
tbroagh to tha sem i-finals, In
Sailing Race Will
fetich ha will encounter Koraes From Behind To . Four Are Indicted
M Friday. Kevaes, tto Oakland
Replace Marathon
As German Agents
•tylist, was never extended today
bs eltmlasting young John Kram Win Aqueduct
JACKSONVII.I.K. S -i-i. I —
NEW YORK. Sept. 4.—UP)—
A lie n s L. Gate*
« • '. and U no
unhsyplljri, SSj
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t NEW YORK. S e p t 4 - W V
P ilinr op th iir point* through on*
tuitatned drive, ■ forward p u s ,
an intercepted poM and a 33-van!
field goal,* th« New York Giants
• f the National League soundly
walloped the Eastern College AilStars, 23-3, In a benefit football
game before a capacity crowd of
S i,279 a t the Polo Grounds last
n ig h t
■-M w as a punchlrta ball game
which **w the nrofeasional* galu
res cage for their 1040 d efral by
•n e th e r A ll-Star crew, and It was
ju st th a t chiefly because tae »Ui>
lacked cohesion on offense.
They had individual hackflcld
stars In F lank Ataagin of Pehnsyhrsnk, slim Charley U rfourku
of Boston College and Len F-shtnont of Fordham. B ut they had
onl*> two sustained marches, one
Of 66 yards th a t stopped on the
Giants’ one-yard line, and another
• f 36 th a t only set a 36-yard
raaoU, which m ust cam e-does to
tha record for I t games against
• flrst-eisss opponent
.
C, P. ffedlophot*
AP BOOK
PAGE SEVEN
*'
�s
idustria] Expansion In Florida
s During Past 18 Months Reviewed
10 Cases Beard
At Session O f
Court Tuesday
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
now grap efru it canning plant In.*
pan operating
at
Clean*alee,
and a now (08,000 factory fo r
IpactM)— Defense dollar*. mill* | making erw food
feed from orange
Of expenditure* In th* main, wait* waa opened In Tampa Tn
J5
to# M a u ’a at* Fcbrnary. and almost at m e th at Floridian* have-paid construction waa begun rn a
it scant attention to the work- *75.000 addition,
n a f our kxlustrtel do llsrt
The S tate Farmer*’ H irk eU
'rtng the pa*l J8 month*. Yet, appropriated $25,000
for
'.he
Muat pin th eir faith construction o f a
prrcooMnc
dollar* which add nerm an- plant a t it* Pahokee market th>*
iUg to the ita te ’* wealth.
| vc-ar. An Ireberg lettueo n*ck■Wke® we talk about new in -;ln g plant a t Montclair wa* anlatnal dollar*, wo talk about nounced In Augu*t, and Ortnndr-
AND DIP
fO T H M lA
Looking <rnrr*w bttete *> m m * '
*“*
cllppbfU »ow on my cf«*k'| fn January c f th h v e /r Ih*
I • » ta p m a a d with the wide- lakeland city coniml*rton orv*
•frau d and varied Induitrlal r t - ; proved ■ fnntra** for o n it r u f MlUlcti now gN ng on In Florl- t ion 0f n 125,000 abntteir nn l
•;.JJf* • i^dwlk flBriltf but llt'le. th«* remodeling *<nd equipping «*f
I f UB/f w U tio y h lp lo nation d * coj j ito n ir* plart* Arnrnar and
defeat*' I th a l t not a l t e m o t l o Company built a now :* frlee n igtee a etm pleta-account of th a t tlon b e n c h house In Orlando
to eetlm atoiduring thl* period, an I tho Con' ■ ■ y * l
° f d ollar, inp , n Cnirin*nv of Tnmpo
AND A J O m rS T ’
POINTS IN THB
U N IT E D S T A T E S .
) •n ^A^BcEo j>
sitE vO^J
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ANSWER: In Now Zealand. In South bland. Mount Cook, too
M aV
Vaa nm .M IN uU a # 19 t i f l /nnl
for n tgroea at Bella (il.de, In SI
Fynruayy,
Orlando
announced yi
a 8750,udO houatog project. In fc
too h i m month Laxaunu got a I Bi
$327,000 slum clearance project pi
undarway n o d - published plana U
for, building 60 now houio* in b<
th* colony for rotlrod railway ol
men. D uring th* past year Win
te r Havon built a $70,000 he a- pi
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSi’APKK
VOLUME XXXIII
Established In 1908
Vessel Will Be D e-1To A New Homeland
stroyed I f Found, I
„ P r e s i d e n t States)
At Press Meeting j
the Santa Rtm U tt homo after cootpitting a 20,000-mUa hike which
ended In Waohlngton, D. C. HO
itartod tho Ukg walk fear year*
■go, passing lb roach northern
South America, Central Amerit*,
M ateo and 47 of the 48 Unite}
Increases Noted
In School Fund
By State Head
t EffS tU a umys-suto.
Why shop from stor& to
double qp with
Supply! You’ll
specials^____
for one stop shopping at TsHle
* .pi-JCD
cr.:
many v.eckend
win Laraon, State treasurer, nt
th* rogaart of Colin Englich,
• uperlntendenl of education.
Th* fund i* ln*o*t»d entirely
In Florida oecuritlo* and tho In
crease ha* resulted largely from
pure has* af Florida bond* a t *
Refugee* from a Germany that
hs» no place f t r them, Mr*. Flora
Kutsch and her vm, Helmut, tl.
are greeted by Mrs. Kutsch’s
bm tner. I’vt. Herbert Ill’S", of
Cainp l.ee, Virginia, on their a r
rival at New York. The new
comers are on their way to Haltinmre, Mil., where they
will
make their new lu me.
canlOc
Armour's Tree!
iiU ,P ta » 0 M « r
Few Register To
Vote In Election
On-Septembenifi
’ Hound
n:
I n o
re n t report._______ '
Sea bland Growers
Cautioned Of Worms
B W I GRADI
T own
Cottage CUe
S M S W B iS i
i arse oato dual to 'th e acre
la wham Urn worm to found
14d soon aKangh. .The alaM to* paat^ewM dafollat*
M
Lard Cohmooncl-
uiatnn Jtari*
r 'G r t f t W
Gruvc
■blight tea* fi
•If lea
try »t
b grateful for th* m0f 00* ?
H Hominy
.
.is - / .
■
iio u u ii . ' iir
*■ ' \
t/D — The
urism anirh h»*|$|
Ivil strife in (»er
Paris claimed
n
new victim totlav when Marred
Gitton, frrm rr Communist who
had turned against hr* party
died in a hospital from an un
identified assassin's bullet.
A German
Army sergeant
was shot Wednesday night in
PlHe* it was disclosed T hurs
day, a d d i n g
one m o r e
Incident to the gmwrtng list nf
rhostile acta * r* in .t liprinmi mhthority In the ncrupinl time nml
bringing to * h*ad thr Gormnn
m ilitary administration'* * rm Ing th a t arrraird Frvnch h»»tagp* would pay for tuch «»•
■suit*.
Official circle* bplirw.l Thur*d*y night that reprisal, would
bn
forthcoming,
particularly
•inr* the (irrm an* hn I trivrn
public warning of 'tlic lr
intrntl r i .
Th* German waa »ald to have
been not **riou»ly wounded, hut
German official* immetllately t<*»k
the case out of the hand* of the
French pollco and began a man
hunt for the assailant.
Th* sergeant received . n.- huilel under the left ahoulder. il •
was shot in tho street a* he wa*
nearing hi* hotel residence In
the Rue d* Straasbourg. a e c mparled by hla fiancee. He was
rushed to a hospital.
ST. L O riS , S*pt. s ._<A F»
—SIttjr women picket* r«*
fa te d In a spirited i t r f t l
hallle today with a *rnrt of
police protecting new em
ploye* entering the itrik f
Hound plgnt of the G irdner
INxkethook
M anufarturinf
('nmpany. The fight waa
marked by p u lin g and tear
ing of clothe* and wan quell
ed hy the arrest of .15 pick
et*.
i
I
Only 30 person* had registered
lato today for tho special elec*
tk n on Sept. 10 affecting the me*
thod nf electing the m ay rr and
the City commissioners, II. N.
Saycr. clerk, said. Tho registra
tion book* closed today
after
having been open since Aug. 16.
Those rcsuK-nt* of the city
who registered for tho recent
election in November c r for pre
vious elect ion j -will also he 'eli
gible tn vote on Sept. 10, Mr.
Bayer said.
Mayor W. C . Hill ha* named
W. F-. Wiitson as clerk of the
election and Mr*. Gene 'Adams,
Mr*. M argaret Rarne* and O. 8.
Toler as inspector*.
The election, which wna pro
vided f ir In a special hill drawn
up a t tho recent session of the
S tate legislature, eall* for W .e n
to decide if they w ant to el*ct
their mayor by popular vote in-
r.
Russians Take
Three Villages
I ha- $.1.600,000.000 tax bill to I
d:«v " b r n Senator I)e w n e y , |)em. I
n»t.it, ('aliforn ia , agreed to w ith-!
h M a $10 a
month
pension I
amendment
if
the
leadership |
*• nld promise to consider it lo
t i i a» a separate bill.
I hr Senate voted lit to 21 yes- |
• ■" by I.. reduce' individual in- I
ern e tax « •."mptions from $2tN>0
I*• SIMX) f«*r married couples and
fi"in $Hlkl to $7.r»0 f«ir single perF« n* and
refused
to increase |
II <use approved t»xea «>n thea- I
t i i and other amuse ment ticket-* |
Treasury officials estimated re-*
d e-d i-xe motions
will
require
4 • I 1,0011 person® to file income
In a i«*turns for the first time
a d that 'J.’JoB.OOO of them will
ho* to pay taxes
l In- v$ !»• enme «*n a motion of
S* nator
l.aF ollc tlc
(!*._
W U .)a
’/
etain
existing
exemptions
arid to reject the reductions which
h^d tn-en iccoinmr tided by the
Smatc
Finance C ommitte e and
approved
by
President Roose
velt
T l irty four l>emi>crats and nine
Republicans voted for low«t ex
emptions,
while
11 Democrat*,
mne Republicans and on# ProglVMNiVe, l.aFollelU*. VoUtl tn * position
Andrews
FlorBa
votisl with th»4i m a j o r i ty to cut.
|\pper of Florida was absent.
Since the House hail refused
t* l- wer exemptions, final enact
ment of the Senate plan will doi" ml u|hui action of the SenateI louse committee which must ad
just differences between Senate
and House revenue Lilia.
Defeated on the major issue
of the dny. La Toilette came right
Lack with a motion to retain the
Committee and it was adopted
"n a voire Vote, li e charged the
committee’s
provision
actually
would raise
the
tax
in some
ruses to more than 15 percent.
Destruction Of Hun
Batteries Is Also
( Ini mod By Soviet
Special Mcctinir '|’0 C'AA, War Depi
Decide Dale. A- mint Men (on
mount To Be Issued With Focal lie
British Patrol Of
Atlantic Effective
group of 3?7 BnllaCt aiui auiea
aoldicn, MlJort# mirinex and
aviator* who wtBl th^oufh tho
ho nor» of tho Ortok. CrtU n,
Gas Price Boosted
By Iscon Henderson
the n rttu h
greatest ef(
WASHINGTON. 8epl. 5 -t.V ' safely to II
— I.eon Henderson,--prlcr adnu'i narUcipated
U trator. Thumday Increased b v .liv o lI-to*t
one-half cent a gallon the pnr*- ronVOy off
he had rei|urated Gulf Coast -gn*
oline refinerie* to observe.
.
A prle» of alx centx a gnll< » BQ .V C h i
for regular gasoline hail b"*n
a*
requested by Henderson on lulv
I v lU rt
] A pending a cost »tudy coverimf
refinerie* in the
area.
Sin •
IMIKNIX
then a detailed study has been
— Sh<
completed.
today hUrl
(Cm i Isw * *■ rage Twsl
ig Permits
w -j? w
Si*pi
—• Xilmlnintratinn Senate forces
n time saving conceMsion on I
tho three billion six
IT percent tar. on
admissions.
"The* t»;ao r t ! y K to 10 y t r
cent, ss proposed by the Finance
ln ________
Waihlngtnn
Cool h a a d a __
_
ra urged th a t the country not he
axettod, b u t their apprehension
waa nevertheless apparent.
Banator George, th« ranking
m em ber and form er chairman of
th*' Foreign Relation* C nnm lttre
■a *ald th a t pn th* surfae* th» In
* cldent did not appear tn he r.f
such pom ortlona aa would plunge
th# country Into w ar.
..............
B u t b* added th a t additional
facto would hav* to ha dietilged
. hoforo • m l oolnlcn could be stead of having him chosen hy
City Commission after hi«
form ad. Georg* haa been a ron- the
election aa a commissioner, and
to have all members cf th* Commlsslon up for election every two
year*.
According to th* bill, only one
question will appear on the bal
lot. Voter* will be unable to
vote only for electing their may
or directly, or for the commission
change, since both these Items
are Included fn one queatlon.
BolUIng parmite war* Issued
Probably because the election
isterday and today for $12170 la allll some 10 day* distant, litorth of conattuctton • work In tie Interest Is being thown In IL
a city, according to th# record* Opponents of th* change fear
that polities will Inrreas* If tho
bill paisas, andthay declare
that there le also a * dinger of
haring n complete new Commlaelon—unfamiliar with th* ma
chinery of th* City gorernmenV—
take offiea at on# ttsna. At pre
sent th* term* of th* commleeionera are atoggered, and soma
experienced member I* ahraya on
th* group.
Those favorisg th* measure
feel that Sanford's progress has
been hold hack because of the
present form af government, and
they point to ether eltlaa In the
state which us# th* system they
W A S IIlN liT O ..v
(iermans Said To Bo
H u r l i n g Artillery
. S h e l l s I n t o Cily^~
Details Are F e w
Second Tr\ For Bt auh Crown
Board T akes Up Officials M eet
H osp ital Bond
For D iscussio
Election Call
Of N ew Airpi
/Method Of Choosing
1 Commissioners To
i Be Up For Vote
—aklnnlah, *ald nnlvt
^
"T he 1J. S. 9- O rv c , rn r-u tto Iceland with mall, reported
this morning th a t submarine attackad her by firing torpedo-**
which missed their mark. ThfnG reer Immediately
countcr-at* tacked with depth cMtrtcs.
“ Result* unknow n.'”
Quickly, the |ong*awtlU>'l news
. o f any oernrrence lending !■»
draw th* United States closer to
the w ar spread to the far cor*
e n e n r f th* world.
Berlin disclaimed .any
know. ledge of th* affray .
London waa excited, but not
Fight For Leningrad
• Increases Intensity
Heads Of 19 Unions. Senator Downey Says
Declare They Are
He Will Withhold
Empowered To Call
Pension P r o p o s a l
Workers Off Jobs
For Further •Study'
VICHY
WASHINGTON. Sent. 5
OP)— President Roosevelt,
Mid today the United Stutes|
destroyer Greer had been nt-l
■tacked more than once, that!
steps were being taken to I
track down the marauding
Member Associated i’rrns
Time Saving
Nation-Wide
R ail S tr ik e
C oncession
I s Foreseen Won On Bill
Assailant Of Gitton
Not I mme d i a t e l y
Identified By Police
American Destroyer
Was Taking Mail
R When T o r p e d o e d
D r. Hamilton based hi* ataU>
onto owd opinions on 80 ysafs
RUtaa.
*Gainesville,
Communist Who
Left Party Is
Shot In France
Gr^er Attacked
I
» More Than Once
B B D j,
In March of thl* year bid*
were opened on n $320,200 addi
tion. to th# migratory lab:
1 - r1 tare»
“ “ and extended a rredU
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, SBITEM REK 5, 1911
larauding Sub W ill
Be Sought By U. S
discount during th* paat four
yearn. Sonde owned by the prin
cipal o f the fund on Augu&t 1
totaled $fd)18JI78, an >in*r#*ao
of I M M B I au eo the 10(7 report.
Th* fond originated from ta b
of S tate aehrol lends, ,.and. a l
though tho principal I* held In-
>and ,wind
with hair
ltd hontUI
■ deserve*
that our
w able to
Sanford Is The Only Cenlrnl
Florida City Affording itail. Highway
And Water Transportation
A uj
ANTOV PARK. Sept 4 ~ (« p * -
olar session of Mueirtpal C ourt
.Tuesday afternoon a t tho Police
Sutton, with three of the charge*
agalnit whit# parson*. They *gere:
<-G harcanoneatoot-negroea w ere:
WiJiie Cooper, charge I
with
drunkmneaa. waa frond
—-m *
*"d fined *10 o r (0 dat*. M ajor
Wheeler, chanted WUh drunken,
neat. w*» e*"*V #d ami fhjtH (0
Ior I t dayo. Ed Jtawle. a lb a Row.
'Saraed with drunktnnoao. wa*
found guilty and fined (8 o r 18
day*.
R fbert
J » . '. c h e e r ,*
»'th «pewt|nw. hod k b r« t* entviinued. Annie M** F ’tnkM a
disorderly, w aa lodged g e llty and
Htorderl. waa judged gull tv and
fined *10 o r 40 day*. Jam**
Kitchen, charged, edth H lew toei.■ondock waa foend guilty ,anj
fined 810 o r *0 d*ya- Cloudy
M’t'h o l. aceuaed
r f disorderly
e-id u ct, wa* eonyletad and fine*)
$8 »r IB day*.
Old Taoe were collected from
Milton RooL
B— Incila C e n t ; Product's
Fruit And Vegetables Than
Similar A m In Florida
SARASOTA,
Dare Loejr. charged ’ wtlb
reeding, had hte eaae continued.
Km«r Banka, «t o n ad of being
drunk and dborder!*, wa* transferred to tho i M k * r f the
Frae# court. Virgil Whittle, ae
rated of Improper parking, eetr rated a ( I bond.
®‘ thu otaU frem P*n*acols to pepper running nlant In June.
Kog West. Sometime* thmr hnye ' a yrgelabi* packing nl*nt
St
choaen a particular locality be- Everglade* wa* planned 1**1' A
cans* cf the natural o r n.sn- guiL A company m anufacturing
taado resource* present, aomr- j jellies krvl m a rm ri-d '-. 'Inr'«-l
ilaMs because o f tr*n*portatlon enn.trur'lon nf * I.U .000 n i l '. and - other facilities avail.iM*. tlon In Jacksonville In m m oanapd *om«time* becauie Ibo ot.ti- .inn prrgram IMa year.
nn-l
of th? do”*™ J“»‘ happeno-J jQu'ney announced tb . building of
.
Prices Would N ot
Help, Glower says
Bar Not Hurt
Peterson Says
WASHINGTON, BepL 6 .-0 D
—The oil Industry agreed Thurs
day night to oa* atery available
railroad tank car to Mol petrol*um to th* eaeL An official
said tha Industry waejn effect,
calling on th* American railroad*
to maka good oa a statement
Unk c a n could "cut#® th* threatened oil shortage on the Atlantic
seaboard within two Weak*.
Ralph X. Davit*, acting .dafens* petroleum coordinator, announced that I I principal east
coast oil temaaalai. after on all
day maattag b a n , signed pledge*
"to ask far and utills* la petrol
eum tnnapsctatlpn all avaBahto
railroad teak c a n " for the par
p e n of alleviating Urn east coast
2 Soviet Planes
Land At Seattle
SEATTLE. Kept. 5 —fAi
Two rsmouflagsd twln-moton-d
Russian flying boat* land'd <>n
Lake Washington a t the 8nnd
Point naval air station Thurwlsv
night afte r a non-stop flight
from 8ltk*. Alaska.
The planes, carrying 44 Rus
sians on a technical mission to
th* United Slat#*, left Moscow a
week ago and bopped In r*»v
ka, Alaska.
Im nt; •(••lit- iiii*l«-c ii \\ I' \ rli'urIn ether hiixine®®, th,. |t,,„.,|
adopted a re»« litlton m
non «
tlon with oldaittltitf node i r n t .
et poison kail from th*% f«-dei •!
government for frr.® dLlriinitooi
to the farmer*. Tin® wi'l
l..
made availahlo thrmiuh the olii
of the County agent.
MlE. I'nulenre
Itruno
tut
named agriculture rertniu ••••mo
erntor f« r the S tate reu®u« wun-li
will lx* taken beginning in .1 mi
uary.
A group of women, headed \ \
Mra. John lloldnson and ,\lt® •
Isabella Simon, all formerly i o
ployed hy the sewing room, a !*e.|
the* ConimisAion to reopen the
room or provide another project.
Tho Board xtuted that it had
protested the closing of the sew
ing room, ottd th at it hud done
everything passible to rit.p t'a it,
but h id met with no suices <.
The bonrd decided to sponsor
Th* General Henry H. Hanford
Memorial Library Association will a project In ro-upcratlnn w oh Hinational
defense
progrum
in
most at 10:00 o'clock Saturday
which women would ifinko Imp morning a t th* Woman’* Club.
dage* and rive first aid tre a t
m ent. The district supervisor of
thi* work. Mis* Darothy Maeklu*
son of Orlando, will he
hern
Mondav to take the m ittr r up
with th* board of the Fi-tnnldLaughton Menn risl llosp ittl, Mr.
Herndon said.
F o rrest Gatchel wn* given the
contract for
supplies o f th*
C ounty home. The plat o f F er
ry Lake Fark wa* approved hy
the Commission, and a liquor Ii
cars* wa* granted
to Daniel
Daamond of the Owl Inn on the
Sanferd-Ortando Highway.
Woodrow Burred Elected To Head
. Lake Monroe Progressive Club
Pepper Insptets
Damage Of Flood
a r.
called front thh* county
October draft quota, fi
IS « • was mistakenly y
• headline of yesterday1
A transposition af Una
Herbert Mas*, Gay J*nEdwin Prlne. BlUy Stopiri Roster, Woodrow Burn[arrin Prlne, R ichard M u m ,
I Ttodel, Frank Akers,
> Holland, Kenneth BatFLORIDA—Generally fuir and
Cabman Yates, Bay Musa, continued warm
tonight
and
farraa. Marl* Jennings. Eu- Saturday, probably showers on
the south coast.
GEORGIA—Generally fair to
night except scattered showers
In th* north; Baturday, partly
cloudy and Mattered showers.
ALABAMA—Generally fair tonight and Baturday except fer
scattered shearers In th* north.
LOCAL WEATHER
wa* formed
I af the Lake
hold weekly
ty nights at
I a t t a r »re-
tii; .uni •Ir.'tiiiinir |ir«*j$ i i
AliittflU I l n u r III tl a (f ***|01» W t'D'
I 'h illip - N1 »H»|I' .•VI*I .Ml
I'n k ill'* ,
l " l t » I l ...... I he M lu fitii . fftre o f
•».. i \ \ .
M> '
A i:
vii it ft
• • |' III* • $'
of
ItiMii.ir.N.I mol
llo
I
-a l l h l l f t i l l '
m il'll
III
Stnli-H
I Ii' W I stl»||,
.ni l K il NV ( 'in v o )l «if .) hi k®oti \||||\ •■»>l'sfl»lll to till* r llli'f $'111*1
in •r m i toirport® foi tin W in IBl» a iIn o 'iit h i F lo m lii
Mi
S m it h
.m il M r. llroM ilfout Ii iiv i I h*i ' vi «!*•-
•it;luth'd to tlruw up U •* pl.no«
for
pitvitur
H>«'
i ii ii v%u > ® at
I lit*
mi poi t .
I.*h*u1 official1* hot tin if with tin*
tfioup imlihlrtl Frtil T. William®.
Frill II William® and Ralph I.uhitiNki, all of the engineeruitf de
partment, Kdwanl Higginn. imxTitary of the rhamU'r hf f'ommrrre; Mayor W.
Hill and II.
N. \Sjyer, City clerk.
Follow itilf the conference, the
out-of-town • ffirlah left to vi-«it
other nirpott« in tin* state which
• re Ifinjf expnhded under the
national defense program.
Two Dead As Storm
Strikes Twin Cities
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. r. —./P)
— A 60-ntile-an-hnur ( i H .truck
the- twin allies Thurx'lny. killing
two pervuns, injuring at lunct 74
clcniolUhing several
buildings
■nd disrupting communications.
Carl A ndrr'on. an uinplnyo of
the Minneapolis So.i Lina railway
shops, died of a skull fracture
after bricks hurtled uprn him
from erilapsing shop walls.
Ninu.year-old R'lwvll
W lighl,
Hi Paul, drowned ’ll thu MIs•is.ippi River betwoen St. Paul
and Minneapolis.
HU towboat
cap-iied as the wind I i.lic.l tho
riv rr into hug* waves.
aH OOT DOWN $1 PLANES
LONDON. Sept. 5 —<AVEleven German fighter plane*
were shot down during British
offensive operations Thursday, it
was announced. Seven British
fighter* store missing. (The Ber
lin radio said t l British planes
w en shot down along tha German-occupied channel coast)
Seminole Youtli Is
Named In Reserve
WASHINGTON, S.-pt. Ii i/V»
Th#- War Ih-partniwril nurmunc4i| |hi- fi»il4»vhlinf FlurkliAUii h;»«l
nrrrptcil appointment !•» the nf*
fio-r'* Reserve Corps!
Hicks Raymond I’lttllljis, 2nd
'Lieut., Fu-lles. Lakeland; Rayinund Crawford
llamoge, 2nd
l.ieut ,' F*-I(e». Jackm nville; Cla
rence liyutt ttrown. 2nd Lieut.,
Air-Res, Del.and; William Aus
ten lluechner, Xml lic u t., AirRes. Altamonte Spring*; William
David Ceely, 2nd Lieut., Air-Res.
D eland;
Cnrmel
McClellaiv
Slaughter, J r . 2nd Lieut, A irlb's,
Orlando; laiis Thomas Zeiulrgui,
2nd I je u t, Air-Res. 3211
San
Miguel, S t , Tam pa; Lincoln HU»*
ChiliL-, 1st IJeuL,
Med-Res.
Gainesville.
Seminole County Iu
Free Of ParnlyHin
Ht'ininolu
free
of
County
infantile
Is
now
paralysis,
since the quarantine has been
removed from tho one case
that hail been reported. T.
Bradford Ilyrd, chairman of
th* county chapter of Uxi Na
tional Iterelysia Foundation,
said today. Th* patient waa
n negro girl, and paralysis
developed In her leg. Sh« la
able to move her toe* on this
leg, Mr. Byrd said, ami there
is every indication th a t ah*
will recover fall uao of th*
-
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