11 10 305 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dde0f6864119ef6628b35acec3a141a5.pdf cc8b54eb58b52441ebf054c3fb86999a PDF Text Text / I t i ‘a < .<• TUESDAY, BBTOfflER 8,~TOY • v - • W w» ■• _____ __ ___.__ ' . BAHVQHt Bantams Furnish Exciting Play At F or Workouts Forest H3b Meet n e a r in g ; fam e ’ “C S S IN T O N N A N S O F T U B BTATB o r ri>on iD A « TO N lW raAC aaC .CM M . U l n .o r » . at rest BrtCa*v*rt, CwWw U n t ; T h I l f N n t r rsqalr*4 w » r » ^ r U I N Bill *t C n n U t l l f«l«4 (Official Baal) *niM t >n It n li o* or brfora •a college* opened practice ha m i aaaaotL ilia moat aebools raportad all rt praaant or accounted for. m Tannadra* defending plan illtrl—1—t tha Ion of another flret-atring player, ack Van Tbompwm. On* of few holdoran from laat Ottel i r ». I t i l l l O t r v W a to* i m nra aaafaaaa will M i i l m i ■aalaai r » t T W Bastard Itrrald. a »«»»■ n M r at f u i f t l rtrralatlaa t a t ilUMt la B**Mw*l* (‘aantr. rUrkt*. la fcarakr i w l n i M aa I N a m paaar la whUU tkla enter akall N pakllstca aa«a a * M k for foar (i> maaoeattra A W N , Pineho Satan of Ecuador tad Bryan Grant, Jr- of Atlanta, sup­ plied Marly all tha aadtemaot and pathos for 8000 faaa who aat through the third day of tha naUoaal tannla cbamplonihip* at Faraat HUl*. Ilhlla tha big abota of tha tour­ nament, Ilka dofondlng champion Don kcNaill, Frank Koraca, Paulina Bata and other*. wtra displaying thalr talonta In vir­ tual privacy do outlying courta, Pancho aad Bitty took over tha ttadlnm and held on to It Ilka a coopla of homesteaders. w r r m t air hand and **ai of nasnsati, •rite* aa U N «GH M a-. n . W. nOTii, Attaraar (0 Orteado. (Official, —a 'H r playara " T i m can. Nolle* la hereby’« 1*ea that th* Iunderatghed, Borah Wight Mar*, 1A .m MlTfCRLAFf iosototfifikwe** v tA fl, -tup M A Y e e -W A a marrlad .warn*a. Inlands tee apply ,by petition U th# Judge* af ta* circuit Court fur tha Ninth Jadtclal Circuit la and far NagUMl* .Caunly, Plarlda, * » . tha Cant llouea la Baafeed, Beenlaol* County, Florida, at It A- M. an Baptewtha* Ifik. ipti, or whatever aw* af tha aald Jutfao* may b* at aald lima far a llceae* ta Mkaatga, take Chert* af and eontral ha* properly and became a fra# dealer In aranr roapact. I<*i*d tkla th* aith day af Autuat. lift. BdRAM w uxrr M ina FiBTT AMiZiCAsi UUMBft. rib »ACM.Moo tided- gVCM O tA rice -fi) W*4c ' uf <*Kf svasoh wnu A B ATf** AVWAfiBr Mc h m a *1*1 thT”. d * j fo d c e v u r t i& itA ia AAO Franck Named Bent Tar Freshmen Smallest Squad PlayerJtyAU Stan And y ^ it y Men Reports For 1 G ator Drills d B B A & f f S To Mentor * ? « Who wer. defeated, IT to 1A bj th* Chicago Boon, professional champion*. In teat nlgbt’a preview °f J l* , ,^ ,tb‘ D » « Franck Korad ona of th. CoU*. glana* touchdown# and waa tha (parkplug of th* All-8tara‘ attack until ha waa removed from tho gam* In th* third period bceaoaa of a ihouldcr Injury. Ho will ha awarded a trophy daring the 1BA3 All-Star conteat period of laat night'* game and thraa llmoa In th* final quarter, chalkad up th* third consecutive profsatlonal victory In th***ighty t ^ l t e t i i aartea. Th* profes­ sional* now havo won four «f the ceqtaata, tb* caUaghusa two, aad two haw bean tic*. «»IIV lU J i. B.,1 -Tw.nty-flv* vanity pteyara and a half doaan frtihmtn report„j to Head Coach Jack MacDow•><yv»terday a. tha R.llina CoU , foolUJ| ^ of Wbtter , "•uw* “ " " " fMk oP*"^ Pr»pa™Uooj for th* coming acoaon. McDowall conducted a drill In tha mornlni 0>« afternoon. 1 ed oat In full isnss fcot bo CINCTIT cacw r, r i d M D A IN CNAH- MiBBstneal ANGEL’S E AT SHACK -teafmd Arrau# Jont Off 01 Cruera Arena# IALTMAN’S] ■ USED CARS |This week Is the | LAST [Chance For Buy big On Eat)y Term* LeeMadaet of Saitford aa th* Haw Smyrna Beach SO To Sekct WINE-BEER-DANCING Sedan 1934 Chevrolet Town Sedan _____ _ 155.00 rough Arork w u attempted. McDowall, assisted ; by Alan White, gave th* Tar* a black- 1 board lector* and later drilled, tlcm in thraa new play* at Aahavilla’s Memorial StadiamOnly ala tettaraan from teat. 1933 Chevrolet 8edan .— _ _ 125.00 «n d cooperate with 1934 Plymouth Coach .... 1934 rt>r4 » mold, r r ^Paul dT bS M # Meredith. BUI Jut- C oa ch '......... 1934 Ford Sedan ....... tfld * e d cBfbaretar and I^Bltlan tuae-up (J la id e J M lB c h lB l) m bb added Her*lea 95.00 f 18 T B S T IM S TO B A Y S GASOLINE roa eaa by geitla c tha beat adleagt poaTRUCKS of Ua offklaUag both H i 1935 Ford K-ton Flower & Vegetable Seed*! CHUSCHIL1/8 AUNT KILLED HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO f] LONDON, Boat 2.— OP)— Lady We Bstb Tha FoUowiat 8parts! :^7 PHONE 41 CoUscUm b Ol , BURPEE’S FLOWER SEED8 , Spadal Petunia Callaetloa (vshM 35c)---------- PACKAl Cowdray, Special Saspdnffon CoOedlan ( yJsm 4ie)^— ......JO • (Gti Yam Whild tha B m * LmU) ‘ • Jkt.1 '%*• '■ .■■■■■V 11,mf WZ&mv-f; H il itT - ' :'i ■r.TT.r.''iJL'.: 3jr 11* “ LV* *«r\»ui» ra urmi •*. 4f*' r. Vl I k w I . . _ . j i |Vj >ih »** n :>Jk!2£ bL » ^ . , 175.00 1935 Chevrolet ft-kui |8tska — ...._ 155.00 Phut now for Fall sad Winter Gardens. 100 W. FIRST 8T. -a. 1987 Ford ft-ton Pickup 185.00 |Pickup---- - ay year* had guptirUtsi 96.00 1934 Ford _ Jiut Received! Fresh EVA-BES8 BEAUTYSHOP 3 -• A 1195.00 1931 Plymouth Sedan ..... ...... LOT bafor* ba could racahrt medical attention. Dwight wag IS, aad From 193S Chevrolet WKk oquarn danctag every Saturday night M ute by tha "Florida Wyanilara- Orvhwtra. 6 U N t 81 F N m W .S' -r JUDICIAL m n o n o a o c a o r f u n u c a t io n . NTATN OF .FLORIDA) TO LEBT B R F. IN LAN NT. la C a n af N r a W. M, carter, Arden. North Carolina. , . It Aapoarlag from ike ew'ern Mil of emaplalat filed la that cer­ tain r a w . Where)* U L L A F. HeLANBT. U aUlBlIff. and fe * . LKNTBR P. Do LANKY, am defeadaat. that yaw ara a raaldaal at Ajdca. Nrrth th rall**, that jo u r adf raa* la In aara a f Mr*. W. M. Carter a ad that raw ace jr * »r Ika a «e af Iw ealr-eaa year*! Therafara. ran. LKNTNR P. D aLA N nr. ara reaalrad la ha and appear before Ika Nlalh Jndlclal Circuit Court. BomNel* Chualy, Florida, at Han­ ford, pierMN an lb * (t b day of. Ortabar A. D. t itl, and Ike* and Ikara make utawer ta tba bill af complaint aahlblted aaalaet you olbarwto* a dacru* pro raafraso will be aatarad aaralaat you. It U further ordered that tkla aider b* publlebad In Th# nanford Herald A nawepaper puhltebad la Hemlaala r -r i-r * . Florid', aaea a MOONUTE INN T 0 WITHDRAW ENVOYS 1 and Gradv Ray. Othara re­ LA PA K Bolivia, BapL 2.-UF) potting war* Mtrria Thai, Baa— Tha Bolivian government an­ nounced Monday that tt bad compiled with a German raqoaai that Its diplomatic representative* ta all oecupiad coon trie* ba withdraw*. 11 IN NINTH n ear, OAINESVILLE, Sant t —OP) — A Unlvaralty of Florida foot­ ball aquad of It, th* amallaat In Igga, alto raaahad tha quarter- eight year*, raoortad yeetarday u Coach Tom Liab atartad pre­ ptuls, Tournament official* and play- paration* for tho aaoaon opening only to day* away.. Only .IS of an axported 40 In mid-afternoon playara wan on hand at tha Dwight, aomtery morning workout, but John Barassociation, who m bor, guard, reported later to Icavo but four mlaalpg. Tho four wore1Earl Harriaon and Robert Jobnaon, tophomor* andai Frank Bualt, promlilng sophomore backficld procpact. and Carl Mitchell, ■anlor and. 1 Kora than 'a acora of tail year** aquad waa loat by Llob. Summar son sod wind play havoc with hair and akin mod hantlal Your basuty deaervoa tha calr* that our hperstars: sra able to Aafaat, tha Tan, who IN othera cantor court and tha crowd only •lightly laaa aihauetad than tha two llttlw gamecock*-It had been cheering. Grant finally iteggarcd through to victory by tcoro* of M . Ad, 4-4, AT, i t , placing tha Atlanta veteran In tha C~ third — round. Seldom ha* Poreat Hllla wltnaaaad a wilder acuM than at tha condo*tea. Both player* flopped on tha grata after Orant > had failed won tha final point, and tho big A ailment*, crowd ateod • and daarrd And for Mltate- (boated for probably five minute* m at Tulaat until Pancho and Bltey weru able worked oat ta .walk off together. Id*. Coach Bobby Klgga, aa ax-champion >-I* 8 . U. who U aaadad No. 1, atada quick top ahapo’* work of Frank Bowden- af Now York, A l, A f, AA Dan McNtU) had aoma difficulty .alimtaatlng Baymour Greenberg of Chicago, in expected, .raportad to W . A 4, AA AA kbA Klrwan at tb* UaL Mr*. Barak Palfrey Cooke, poof Kentucky. V with Paalma Bate ta r-nlna Vandarbllt player* faverite win tka woman * ' crown mad* bar flrat appaaraad* and, after a akaky flrat aat, dafadted Inula* Brough of Loo Angtlta. Ad, A l. It 407 of ■ 101 \.. “ rn By PAU1 Nasafl:- _ a, �u ~ T ^ 1 * « 'v •'<-.•• v-./ . .♦ *, IMt* Fruit And VsgriMhlra Tkaa Anj Similar A m Iii KIwUa xxxni t h S t r a t s Member Aaaodated Prera SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1941 Established l a 1908 i Sanford Li The Only Central Florida City Affording Kail, Highway And Water Transportation NUMBER 7 — ius Tank Cars Ship Program ja p a n P rem ie* D Said Available To Is Ahead Of C ites C risi Its Schedule Facing Natioi •Carry Oil To East Over Thousand Craft New Reinforcement * Sufficient Equipment •* To Move 6,000,000 Barrels Per Month Reported On Hand • Pipe Line From Florida Slated * Company Given Right Tp Acquire Land F o r ^Construction WASHINGTON. Sept. 3 — §k</P)— The Senate .committee investigating the. eastern oil situation was told today that 20,000 surplus railway tank cars are available to trans^ port oil from the Texas field* * t o the. Atlantic seaboard. . President i. J. Pelley of the Association of American Railiradl estimated that that It sufficient equipment to more '• fr o m six to sight million barrelo f petroleum per month. Meanwhile, President Roosevelt issued a proclamation (Ivins lh< Southeastern Pips Line Companj o f Delaware th#_ authority . to ' • acquire, by sralnsrik domain, pao cels -of land needed for an el pip* line freed Port 8 t Joe, Fla. to .Chattanooga, Tenn.,jtn helj — fcS* the eastern sheftage. . ifAatorooblto operator* in A eastern states who ere Jh*hr ear* . ' • fu r pleasure were calM upon by th*government Tuesday to gat glanc Id September with 11 p r ­ ime raaollna than tael burn ml In July AimeunelniM • pregnm for >_ o f petrel>um ' f that, aw : N last twe weeks Augo.it, • b*Rjdph^lC*Davla, acting coordin­ ator said, however, that trterclal, sericulture and reney vehicles, would get their full needs so that spreading of the remaining supplies would amount s t s i IS percent curtailment for m private motoriit*. "W# must protect eur reserve supply ef gasoline,'’ Davies said, “ so t u t we will bava a supply on hand when winter approaches and fuel oil shipments to tha * # east coast must be kwreased.M Meanwhile, Davlet endorsed a move to obtain reduced rail rates on oil movement* from products* am i to tha east lie said the railroads,,, In conjunction with m the oil industry transportation m committee for the Atlantic ocaf oard. "can render's real service by obtaining rata adjustment* and faster car handling which will make the use of tank ca ^ economical,'’ ' Song Written By Local Residents • Is Well Received “ Stand by trUtlc oosig hjf. two Ban Be Launched By Close Of 19-13, W ill Going To China .P r e d ic t s R e a c h Singapore] Nippon-Amerif . . T a l k s Continuinf e a d lo c k B e t w S e e n e e n Lord Mountbatten Takes I n S o v ie t s O ver The C o n f l i c t . A n d Illu s tr io u s N a A m ill O ffe n s iv e I In c re a s e d B y R o th >V .T r r r r n r C m m t r i e s ; B e r lin Is A tta c k e d TOKYO, Sept. 3—<JP> WASHINGTON, Sept. 3 — — Asserting thst the Maritime Prince Fumlmaro Konoye Caramission's construction pro­ government war industries i gram “ is net behind, it’s ahead’’ tentative* today Japan la fi Chairman Emory S. Land predict- the gravest crisis In her hial J3 new ships of and that total mobilisation deadweight ton, necessary to overcome Lb* R e d A r m ie s S e e k T o operation bc- gency. Konoye’s blunt admission R e ta in L e n in g r a d ; ___ .. . . _-, and the end elded with the arrival of of 1948. O d e s s a Is C ir c le d strong reinforcement* for Land said these figures do net Include 105 vessels delivered an tain's Singapore bastion 'X XSIIINr.TUN Sept. 3. to Sept 3 or additions! small Japanese-United States negot ■—I XI1)- l*re.iil*nl Ilimwirlt craft for which the commission tlons for rapprochement now ||liar Bnpointrri s five-man progress ai Washington. is contracting. mi-*len huolnj by XV. AverGerman advisers ire preaaii The new supply priorities and rll lUrrimsn. the Japanese government lowi Irnd-lraiM allocations board made it clear • \pnlllrr in I i-ndon. to go yesterday that a aborts* i o f raw * policy of aggression on tl In Mo«rn» In ilitoUM matrr. Asiatic continent and defiance maletisls needed fodefen-e ini riil to KnN*i« In her fight would tirceeaitate the c.-vung of the United States and Creel with Nail fsrrmany. Britain, reliabla foreigner* some '**» essential iud utrles. Thr tisrd . snpoin-ed as thn rently arrived from Japan said %Swrlll--• I'rree maatrr-sgency ef the defense yesterday. They added that tha lliuiilinir i<iiiijli|v fur n Brig. Gen. John er production effort, too* up It* NasU i n bringing all p n tiu fv rli'iiilluck xvliich mnki'.t for heads tb* United States mission duties, as President -foo-i-tpil possible to force Japan into war. Theso foreigners, Including A l ­ which soon leaves for Chine to ar.nciner £ a new drive to in­ xriir nf |Mi-.it,iou mill nttrlls nationals, asserted the Kon-, lend advice and assistance to crease production l e spending tinn hi llii' World War oye government probably would that country In resisting Jap­ mire ir.nnsy tnd putting ixtra linn Kussia mill lli'rmniiv hav# to choose between yielding anese aggression. Japanese spokes­ shifts t< work. tlax .-rtcpia'il un thi ir nrrinl men bitterly assailed sending o f The ('resident's statement was to the extremist elements— not­ liffl'IlsixU'S. the mission. _____ made at a prtsa conference at ably the army— or face the pent-' which he said the Ine -cased ts- blllty of overthrow by violent A I Gormnnv'* rrar on Moderates In Japan who pendl'urec would come through xxitalnm front, llrituin’s a rtm ‘ In general appropriations, to avoid war with the demon ground), cnunn In King George of England, had bein in the |i<irt undergoing repair* t’ eu ini' offiMtAivi*. I lull far rather. than through augmenta­ tie* are being Intimidated, It i- shown inspecting the personnel of the British ter. i* t'.iptuln (I. S. Turk on.I ot lii’ lit i, Lieut main active noI to Russia, tion e f the lease-ini I fund. said. The recant attempt to sssslnate Baron Illranuma, vice' sircraft carrier Illustrious at Portsmouth, V*. g.not’d hitting p« wer. Ales Knulerton, divmioii omniumler. However, a new leasr-tend pro­ I iHpnti'he 4 from Merlin Dnelf gram. estimated ’to total $5.000,. premier, wa* a deliberate warning Isinl Mountbatten recently flew to the II. S. to the moderates, the trevolcrt ••iid on R A. V inv;ht rnWI on 000,003 la expected to be ready said. th** Reich's rupitnl ivih mio of for Congress within a week. Baron Hiranuma, considered ani iIn* dnmgi'ht hi months. As .the President spoke, the outstanding moderate began an Tin- fate of th.- Ku**ian *rhoard, under the ehi!rm*n«l 'p of n h holding I,*ningr;td, nt th«i J o n fn r d N a m PR 3 4 * Vic# P>csidm$ Waller.^ was hold- Investigation o f Nasi penstmtlm 3 a n io r a in a n t e s ^ ltl flm m#tUnf inJ drmwing of Japanese government ,tnd in­ northern isul of tie* sprawling dustry when he was home min­ Nisii-RuNAiiiti front, »nd Od**i»-»«, # declaration of general po|. ister la an earlier govsrnmegt, now encircled on the Miuthcrn 1 * a 1 - n l . T L * „ l*y to guide Its artlvltlks. Kathe traveler* said. extreme, m »y ilrtermine the O u t I n C o u n t y - a*nt|*lly, It called for: News Of the plot against Hira­ RisA4t.ui hope of (tuhiliEliiff tho 1. employment ef every numa leaked nut prematurely, and ?i* Sanford resident* were hslnaan o f available man sad machine “ an I,Run mile fronts Aug. 8, the night before ha among the 282 applicant* for to# Of the'direct defease requirements or Cliiiming nn I’llgi* in the witr In was shot, sn Axis journalist t»loChamber of ( at. work esaential to the civilian Of D i r e c t o r s the uir, the ItUM-iiuna rniil thqyil*. appointment to the thr*o-mrmt«r B o a r d tthrt (town Na»i-f»t»nen nWi* t t a t e t t .the .ttm ttq r.'' , ’ ehowed police and ashed whether (State Probation and Parole ComT o M e e l T o m o r r o w the v%»'rkeml with lesa than *i _ the annus! election of 8. Curtailment ef production niranutaa V a x •dead. trillion. It wsa reported to­ director* "to Vreport to W. A. L#f- o f less essential artlsU* re that that nuinher their u»n, day In an A*anclstril Preaa dinN i g h t A t 7 :0 0 l \ M . third fler. nresident. .there may be "an abundance o f If Ihe l.uftwaffe and Ccrnun pitch from Tsllshasae*. Seventeen directors the essential," sad Hstripping lan.f force* fnil l»» break thn Seventeen director* were were elected eiecsea (|y|)[M ^ onom9 n ^ ^ ,the ,. They are: Mrs. Treuio McRae Tralnlog deemed neceisary for Willanl Connolly »n«l Dr. C*. W. thrrnteninif dendlork on the from towns over the county, and Itamil, Frank I-eonanl Miller. th* defame of tbo country will 84 were named from Ranford. In tlala To this sad, • system of Morris, James linker f p|t4*ui•••I on the program of tern front, region* hitherto un­ LONDON. Sept. 8 —GP)— Th.- be atrearrd in the high school Herman Elder four towns no ballots were cast controls will be devised with a nlvtrtftry of th« declaration <f program this ysar ai it was last GI burn Sharon, David l-elnn I ho weekly h i* uni* Club luncheon touched by the war may be op­ ened un tit battle. Turkey would Their directors win be appointed view e f assuring the wisest use Air MinUtry, on th# natonri in . year, y - . when tha schools open their Thrasher, William Howard Tun- nl the VithloA Hotel (inlay, the be n likely prospect U!4 n nr'Y of arallablo raw materials. later. former relating his expericncri* war on Ctrmany by Britain rntlfdoora for tha beginning of the nicliff*. 8. Routing out and nutting to An organisation meeting for Applicant* from Orlando In­ when he vt.n on the **\Ve the bntttefiehl. France, placed Asia loaaea for terma Monday, 8ept 8, Tin* Cii'rmnn* nu^rtwl la*t the elcetum of officers will bo uso of matsriah which are be­ tht flrat two ytara o f thr w.»r|*^ Kipp, principal of the 8an- cluded: Walter Akermsn, Robert People*" rmlhi $h»w recently, amt night th.it their ailvaficeil brcM ing boarded by certain Indus­ held before Oct. 1, Edward Hig­ *! British nl • Grammar School, »aid today B. Rroailer, Donald A, Cheney, at 9.010 planet and trie* and traders. Speculation in in the north itood within 2d gins secretary, said. Tha direc­ 1after a meeting of all school Joseph J. Dickinson, Arnold Pat­ the latter offering t\*u Eonyi*. lO M ltm e mm P ew reset $.089. that tors are elected for the Chamber's O. |B. Herndon, presiilent, nn* mili'B of Leningrad and |principal* to plan for the opening rick Mlcklar. fiscal year, whkh begin* Oct. 1, Those wh*> have applied for nouneeil that the lM>nnl of ilirec- their Romanian iillle« were about |of school held at T. W. I.awton's 1941, and ends Sept. SO, 1948., , commission posts will be offered tors will meet tomorrow night nt to Ntrnngb* Udfun In the far office yesterday afternoon. Director* sleeted from Sanford 1 Roys and gfrta will lava op­ written examinations 8*pL h at 7:00 o'cliM’k mt the homo of K. C. Booth by cutting o ff the water are as follows: RmiiiIhII, Jno. D. nupply of that be^legetl Itlflck portunities In home economic*, Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, and Ilrrper. K«1 George Dv Bishop. Lloyd. F. . agriculture, farm ihnpa wood­ Tallahassee. A rating committee Jink ins nod Dr. W. I*. Ruhr mini J'ra port. Boyle, R. Gordon Brisaoi^ W. P. Mnwnw ,n rommunlou# r *r working, chemistry, physics, and will grade their papers, and later wer*' v t l n n r i back frum lhair Byrd, ncBrooks, Jr., T. will conduct oral examination* vnrntinns. Ktilhrr J J Killnuhnn ly Ihin innrning offkdnllv to th* HtnsdsU Sanitarium mathematics class** which will of those who successfully pass Mrs. Irena (Watt, teacher at **• Andrew Carrew»jr, Randal] Chase knuwledgi'd Ihu full, nf Tnllluri, Ini the group ' „i noriirir Isavin* Chicago . ^ P Tit them to enter defense H. H. Colerain, Holland L. Dean. West 811a Primary School and he# I hr idd F«tunlnn rupital weat nf Kilwnril F. larfln, phigmin rhnir- l.i'ningruil un ihn Gulf o f Finland when they finish tkelr th* teats. F. A. Dyson, Forrest Gatchsl, B. •liter-In-law, Mrs. Fay La* af Eiw ♦ra drove around sight-easing for I ludustalag A list of U) eligible* will lie •chool career*, Hr. Kipp explain­ ninn, intrnduml the turn cut**!*. ntmuad through sometime, then con O. Gray, IL Jamas Gut, E. C. terpriaa, haw* relumed from established. Th* 8U t* cabinet wi.ll Dr. linker, ircrompintt-il ut the chilli tin' Nnsii had dulmid ed. Harper. 0. P. Uarndon, E. F. flva-waaks tour ad Georgia. Ten­ Rockford and EIgtis •elect the three parol* commis­ piniio try Hurry Kuilrll, mtng |n-t F'ridny. und »nid nf tho frnnt “ However, th* stress on there "While driving through Wiscon­ Houi holder, J. L Ingtay, T. W. nessee. Minnesota and South Da­ only I hut heavy fighting wm in sioners from among th* tap five “That'* How irt'liirul Got 'kill* will not neglect the cultur­ It* Lawton, ff, A. LoffUr, Lea R. kota, during w U t they anw the sin w* raved about tho lovsly hllH. on the list, the others thrn mov­ Numc,’’ nrol “ Gih| IIIom Aim rirn." prngrmu rverywlirri*. al aspects which go into thrr mak­ terms and fine famous panorama palatine of high btoffs, lovsly 9 Itimiun cuunliT-ntlurk* were Lesher. . ing up in position for later selec­ Mr. Connolly rclutril hour hn coni inning nn n lurg" •ruli\ hewAlso, M. G. McNair, John “ Tha Battto of Atlanta’* and tha cattle and sheep. I t <xaa a treat tn ing s f a good cltis*n,“ he added. tion to fill any vacancy. Commis­ Mslech, 8ri, Charlss 8. Morrison, Court House la Dayton, Tsnn., ____________ sea such rich fields ot clover and 'Musical education will be avail­ sioner* will receive $4000 a year bar) tmr-n told hy-tlio .tiidur thut ever, und nrn»t important o f all able In vole* and Instruments far hli pnrt in thn »htrw hnd hern fin* field* et ripened grain. Clyde Parks*. B. L. Perkins, M. whan th* “ maokty trial” wi th" Suvii-i rmnniund rlnlmrd thut student as well sa art in-1 each. port poll t*rI until u Intrr ihilu, nnd “ W# saw many bug* whit# milk evsry L Raborn, 0. E. Rollins, F. E. the invading N »rii un-ro fulling •traction, along with English, Rccretacy of 8tat* Gray mad* thut h rahonlil return to Florida trip folknrat w t . along tha highway ami w RounUUat, Hal Wight, B. B. An s c s o o t mi thickly thut Hitler hnd been puhlle the list of examination social studies and others." and come buck In Now York Inter. anjoyad the enjoyed tho bright blooming holly Wight. Fred T. William*, Voll# “ W* fnrri-d t" rtiali un reitifnrceinenla applicants. It al*» Includes for­ In *n effort to protect tha “ I war aightirvin^ uround thn rout*. Our bocks everywhere. Wa continued Williams. G. D. Workman and A. scenery mer Congressman Hsrtort J. city," Mr. Connolly >nid. "when from occupied Europe for hia health o f the children, principals, to Mtonaosto, passing through party drove E. Yowtll. gravely weakened emtern unni"«, Junior Col- Winona, Red Wtog, B t Cloud teachers, transporters. Janitors, [Irene of Lakeland and Burton I hnd n hunrh that 1 •houhl go tn in munc ra-ca Icuving wounrlsrl Directors from tbo county towns grounds St Brhoepf nf Tampa,.candidate for tho *tudio. When 1 did, I found lunchroom workers, and pupils Tana. In Misses polk, Anoka and finally a r e :, • J .. that one of the number* had linen ronvulcacenta In hold the went. * atopy arrived at my old bora* town. who have been out of th* county governor text year. Altamonte Springs 1 C. E. Brad­ Nail garrison* In Frsn-c, tn cancelled, and they were loukinjc Belgium, in llrllund, hnd bec-i scran tha Alexandria, where I spent two during tho two weeks prioy to tho shaw, Benjamin F. Hotot for nio to go on.^ wanks visiting relative* and opening e f school will b* required Mr*. Beniamin F. Halnaa. •tripped o f nvin ru-crvluti who On the radio *how Mr.' Connolly went In there originnlly to re­ m Parks Hibbard Fsyn__ friends whomT hadn’t seen sine* to prerent * doctor’s certificate told how hia grandfather had place the rrgularit who helped — .............. e 1987. Alexandria la a fsmou* showing thst they have not been Drake and r. E. in any community In which there painted the well known "Spirit of g tourist resort In th* heart of the Tha Lions Club will meat to­ "7fl,” and how it wan exhibited at make up the initial Invading are any ctses of infantile paraly­ Paraat City: Frad Forward c k b reidea frrect nf the rn*t—thi* w I* thn night at 7:00 o’clock at tho Voi­ sis, Mr. Kipp said. Lake Monrie: J. TUdea Jacobs. -W a tad a dsUghttol trip to 1878 ^*’ ^*^**P^1*a Centennial In fficinl Ruaalan accounr un atds* Hotel. The corps of music tracker* Oaorga H . -----tr*ati**>e *• r » « » Tkre*t I tasks Btato fe rit white •$ Akx “ Th* reactions o f people who WOWlfW mss u + k J ’ H n . Watt raid. ” Th* devoting whole or pari time will Tho Board ot Deacon* of the pack is about 100 mUaa terth.r Include Mis* Dorothy Sanford, First Baptist Church will meet **w the painting were all dif­ V n m t . . . ___ _ nortk. Tho focoota are chlsfly of of Bsmtote High Schorl; Miss tonight at 9:00 o'clock at the ferent,?' Mr. Connolly said, "and I aowara Whlddon, Sanford Junior some were sn touched they cried W. J. Lswtoa, rtoa, AUra Boat, Ha R. F. MjhJi i|Mrs. ^Aldls ^M lwee^ Ly- church. when they looked at IL" C. R. i When h. View Are- m i tm tokos. Tito water flowing heard on th# radio, Mr. Tho Board r f County Comml*- Connolly molly asiiA salil, one doe* not face DL, where - ' Uta wore, of slonera will bold It* regular th# audience. hut I at * table masting tomorrow morning at ot right angles at site them. He a«i,l 10:00 o'clock at tha,. Court Losing to DsLand bv tha ,l1" "*f»®u* st first, but House, O. P, Herndon announcod quickly “got “ Into th* swing" of iror* o f Itxb to 14H Sunday today. t _______ . afternoon, th* golfing tram of Registration at Iko South Sid* th* Sanford Countrv Club cloud M d Waot Bid* PTtmary Schools At th# conclusion of h is talk, fW. E. Watson w la Issued a Connolly played several *». th* reason o f th* Inter-city This r ill toko place at 9:00 o’clock Monday mernlag, with huso* run- buiUlinv permit to ropalr and alter ?xJo, Including matches, begun th* tin t nf th* _ . to a building at 807 Oak Avenue at Raymond I.undqulat, SUnd by Arasrlca," which h* iilmmrr, Bwadlsh terra- " t t g , on their regular morning a coat o f $75. L. K- Borelons la golf pro, reported yesterday. ’ r f • •chadate* and returning at noon, namsd oar tho contractor for the wrote with Harry iWsstor, Th* slngla match wan hy a today by Mr*. r*nd jJ J S * construction. local team on'th* Del-and ronrso tin* Stella F. Arrington, auporvlalng wa* garnarod by E. J. Nslsun prisuloal if U * Banford primary Doctors of 8*nford have made school*/ and Dr. G. 11. Putnam, playlag arraagomento to ctesc their r i ­ •gainst Mr. Clark and Mr. Fri- N o lunches will bo reread at fle** on Thursday afternoon In•non, o f DsLand. Their vlctoriou* (*teaola on Monday, Mi and no stood o f Wednesday afternoon, tsam *dg*J out their opponents ora lunch#* or. suppllts wlU bo .l.p ^ KE.LANDf R* p t 3 — <Sya- by a score of four to .fhrr. ■atU welfare csrtlfl- Dr. O. tm B»vk* stated this morn­ Percent of G. W. Sp*nc*r tnd Harry •ra signed by too pro- ing. The change goto into offset th# qualified voters turned nut "■toly and offices will bo Tucwtay as eltlsen* rejected a Took* dropped lh*lr match to Mrs. Arrington proposal to Increase th* numbar Mr. 8w«*n*y aad Mr. T b o m p ^ ... shod parent* to o f city commissioners from while Lawntus Lundqniat and . Jo* Matter* wtre downed three to five. their children with I otter T A S IN C lB AB B o signed certifiTh# total vote In the refer- Mr. Rob#risen aad Mr. BepL endum was 8000, with 117> vot- F. D- Beott and John Ivsy log against ths five-man >cLup dsfrated by Mr. Blmmona and S8t voting for it. 'Apprnxl- Mr. Hamasor of DoT ■tatolg. 7800 war* qualified to A th w a o M U# ot tbo bllad. T1|0 referendum was held anD»r authority of a local bin tox-em ‘ to the Russians Claim Victory In Chamber Election Results Are Made Known In Report 17 School Program Sanford Residents| Connolly, Baker Will Emphasize Apply For Jobs On Present Program Parole Commission Defense Trades At Kiwanis Meet A r e Selected »P a Axis Plane Loss In 2 Years Said 8,020 CulturalSubJectB k' "Wilf Not Be Neg­ lected, Says Kipp Mrs. Watt Gives Account Of Jaunt Through Northern* Southern States wuK Gty News Briefs 3 L W,H" vested today Wtater, wb# Sanford Golfers Lose Final Meet To DeLand1Team S i V S x U S r » & 'z p “T Primary Schools To Rcgiater On Monday i Held For Lakeland Rejects Commission Change rf. n• ^ttfTTfc •- $ ( _ �I THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFO RD , F LO R ID A ’ The FRlrm. Outlook GOING O ff TO TH E W A RS Wilh the South'* principal n*n«y. <rop coming into iU own again and about to be rectowtocd “King Cotton,’ the Christian Science Monitor points out that 16-cent cot* ton Is not line entirely to tire defense program but also -to the fact that the domestic market for civilian needs has improved to an amazing degree. »* While this improvement is bound to continue as wo­ men turn from silk to cotton stockings, Itussell T. Fish­ er, president of tho Natiorisl Association o f Cotton llnnufaetdrers, points out that America will use upward* of ten million bales, an increase of nearly 80 percent over de­ pression lows, and that only 10 percent of this irffrease can be traced to defense orders,' ■," T "While it is obvious that enlarged employment ami •nay roils resulting from defense spending, tiavo a tWinIte effect on all pjircijjwes," aaya the ,Monitor, "the im­ portant point ia th ff only, two or tfctee years ago such an Increase in str.ifdlifg would pproably not have helped cottons so materially as today. JOyon, paper, and jute had made mms»—. m i s cai— was] trial field*'That once hsd^^een * * *—*•_______________ L || “It fuu only been lit recen y . ■ ■»—»? •« «a* Igrouty'the important 'Cotton-Ti Z V Z L S n V r J ? * ? '? . lobnston's new National Cotton H2222 growers themssIvM, have enga| R S S 2 sfarViSS S T S : |Hca and uses, new. processes and SS& I« » *• now r e . ...................... CTTsw — I. I , I lit has re-won ] » In the show windows of Fifth Avet a U l * S » ^ « T O U * * k c rtn , fe w oi the peat should be valuabio in tad In cotton—and lfc,ls still tho tl- -Btlrt STAY WITHIN GOD’S mannfacture I • PJUjthctno /care : An angalPrlsln* utilisation of new Ideas la if Jsbsvah •ancartiped round term -solution of this economic pn s&H., w bstm inutsr hall (F m a Tbs Christian Monitor) Bclenes It was not than destroyed this ancient pletoyi This -gmlad Aid temple of the •i erafteawa’s skill: The patient work of years had left their ttw * Anticipation gates' Sales Top Million Upon the raoiled roof sad lofty WASHINGTON, Sept. A — OPi — Taxpayers bought I t , 037,000,000 o f anticipation Bntu during August, the first, Sr.-nth of operation of tho TrsadhrVs "lay-away" plop for masting next yrar’ s Income levies, \ . I Announcing this Tuesday-after Is telegraphic check af coilcetlcn renters, an o ffk k l said that es a result of the hearf sals* ..he Treasury's working baton** •Was I hl«her than was believed sate*|eery, end that It had takafe (ferl* I vantage of the situation to ^rv.luce by 1100,000,000 ftva amount af 01-day bills ouUapd h greater glory theso historic 1 . 11)01: '• £ ^JWftora ^blackened by re-jlgy oaefced to tho voices of the I ^ ' •Men a monarch face hlsj :hl l^ w tta s o 1'stand unconquered, I i ll unafraid. * • England’* law* haws leeuadl f * stem d*m#,v * hm I art her glorious banner*! display. tho fathers dire between Wand 64, many b fth e fhlliren wars grown and ths number of tfependents left was naturally Mss, averaging 168 per 100 deaths." ‘Tbs adyerity of ths problem of tho widow In owing for her children, naturally varies With ths ago or ths husbandJ i t 'ths time of his death," ths company ex­ plains. **wh»n tha husband dies young, as a rubs there will Se fsW children left orphans, but the period of orphanhbod. until thsjr are grown Up, will be long. "On the other hand if t|te husband survives, to midlie sgs or beyond, though his family may I* greater In number, It Is IDcsIy that some or all of tho children will W grown, dr at least.past;age afxtesn. Hencs, it Is per­ haps at the central ages;df the parents that the allus­ ion fflU be Most Mute fbr the widow. The family has lasee modern times retf* ‘Jl4n ■ sbout reached completion, but few or none of the 261,000 Gallons Of Gas Used In Moi ftetnlnol* O uM y tsari Ml gallcna of gaxollD# In- Julj wea reported today by tha In, Hen bunas of the Dtpertm" Agriculture at Ttllahssaee. K sene seed totaled *7,1*9 gal M ind fertiliser* n od awu ed to M A M tone. FerHttaer teriak ueed M tiW 1» Mrs. Roosevelt Tetii O f Service tV - GVl wato teem to hare forgot- m n i * d*U*r U * food, clothing, ahdsociety at Urge." C uriSA t, Comment :% ? W service. . Jay Franklin asm Tim inability to > profitably use «ae*i No bsttst 1' . . I School Program Will Emphaize Defense Trade Sabotage O f British^ Aid To Soviet Seen LONDON, Sept. 3 - O P ) - A laberite charge that British aid to Russia Is being denberaledg sabotaged in hopes that the QVfmsn and Soviet armies will exter­ minate each other Tuesday night stirred ailriad a tarnpeat which may bring an Investigation by the House o f Comment. The allegation was made Mi Edinburgh Tueaday before the BritUh trades union congress by Jack Tanner, 51-year-eld presi­ dent of the Amalgamated En­ gineering Union, who “ named names’* high In the British soar government and inskted hotly wo could prove his charges. (CMlIamS V m i raw* Owl Mrs. Helen Lcinhart, Oviedo High; Mr*. Aldla LaV'Ignc, Ly man HliH} Mrs. B*enr price-, Monroe, Lake. Mary, Ger»va, and Chuluota) Mm. Berth* Houghton, Wilson; and Prof. T. T. A. DollUoo, Instrumental music at Sxnfbrd High School, 8anfor.l Junior High, Sanford Grammar, Oviedo High and the Lyman High School. Mr. Kipp announced. Art Instruction will be handled by Mm. Mildred Bab­ cock and HU* Rdby Pstcra. The Schools will operate only x half day on the opening day, Mr. Kipp said. Vuascx will cover States; any publk record that their routes at tha regular time sbewa the child’s age of at least Monday morning and tha. children, four yeers standing; or an afWwill be returned twthehr heeaee devtt MRMBacaMK&bs;. ap­ at nocn. AH children will re­ parent and the county health phy­ port to their respective schools sician. for ths opening 'exercise* Mon­ The school law provides- that day rndmlng. Students entering a child who haa attained the ago fsmlnol* High School are asked of five years and nine montop to report to the auditorium at on or before tho opening r f tne Sit* A. M. They will be dUmls- school term o r * t anv time during sed at It JO A. M. Junior high the flrit mouth o f the school school students are also asked year shall be enrolled In the first tA repprt to the auditorium grade but If anr child k not so the Junior High School at 8:15 enrolled in the first grad* during A. M. Grammar and primary the first month of tho sehMI school children are to report to year, he shall not be admitted their respective schools st 8 JO to the flrat grade until the be­ A. M. * ginning of the tallowing ochcol Parents of children entering children In the first grado for , * M I children Are Atksd to pre­ the first time are rw)iilrH Jo sent their U »t year’s report c ^ l show evidence of date of blrtb, on the opening dny Thta ■» es­ Mr. Kipp revealed. This eridenc. p ecia lly trim o f children that should bo cne of the following. are enrolling In a new school duly attested birth record fr r the first time. All o f th« transcript; a duly Attested tronprincipals •* th* •eho° l script of A esTtlflcAt# of b«P- building* dsily • fo r "n fsren M tUmi An Insurance policy that with parent* and pupils In fore* two years or school msttsre. A ll tssehera^ Wg» longer; a bona fide cont.mporery ^ . r t h . bulWIng TkuroBible record; a paispor* or esr-Jbe *n « : rprVlay , Bibs tlfkato s f arrival In ths United day ana r m » y m raDKMBlT, !ZL * -IMI” • 4 * “J WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1941 mldeat Henry A . WaUaes proudly sxhffciU lew, sMMta I far turn who are accastoaed to wdwtag silk b o s fc n w 'les President by Dr. Louise 8 lanky of the bunau of n, the seeks Kara the glossy appsarauce of silk, wkkk i Wasnfariurora are faced with the task o f replacing. �J PAGE THREE social A n d Personal Activities , j f l . L O U R IN E B E A L , S ociety E d ito r • M is s M o r r is o n heial Calendar TnURSDAT Friendshii ■Tegallonal Church will meet • * home cf Mrs. Joseph fch on West First Street at - o’clock. to T. E. L. Class of the . -------- „..J meet i Mrs. J. A. Cunningham on Ala Avenue for its regOlnr "m and social meeting at I P. M. he regular meetings of the E. s. will to resumeil at 7 :.K) H- in the Masonic Hall. FRIDAY American Lru-lnn Auxiliary Im ect In the Legion Hut it ? T . M. he workers Council of the ,wfll be served to those who made reservetions. a c k T o S c h o o l” D a n c e Is P la n n e d of the Phi Alpha Kappa Ity at the home r f ML* | T Difhtnn last Friday uftcr- Telephono T o A , B. M cR an ey A wedding charactrriie J qui»t simplicity ami one nl in tercst to a host of frii-r.d* that of Miss Elcanu.- Morrison daughter of Mr. ami MrCharles S. Morrison, tr A. II McRaney 6( t.nkc Wales, at th h?me of I)r. F I). Itr..•ml.:'’ anil Mrs. Brownlee on Pal not to Avrmio this morning nt o’clock. Tho moms of the Itrowniehnnie wrre rm'ni’il ensuito ‘i l l decorated with n profusion < ’ rose* fern and glndi II. Th fircplare was banked on rithc side h» potted palms end th improvised nltar before which tovows were spoken ws> (ssHinv' of (greenery interspersed . »• pink mses and glad! ili. - Oril close friends ami relatives > the rouple were present The bride chose for her wot dinir drrss n navy bine jaeke model trimmerl in .hite, >vir which she were matil inc aeees series. Her coranpe was fa>h ioned of white KIHxrnur m • nnd centered with sweetlien roses and lultemses. Mrs. McRaney was horn i' New York, but moved In Florid at an early sire, gr* 'nn!'” - f-rr the Hillsborough High School i Tampa. She nttendel h nrlv 1^ e rson ala i « U t » Kelts' Dun retume.1 from T h started with relati Mrs. y J. tinnnh-s |. Sltw her «H M e|».>stu/ few. dayev • — Dwieht Hardin, Jr. v i t t ? ‘l Arm**:* r v»nknrik j»|h-p T i 1» \ liilny* in Mi.iim ami j \ lo t«c Mrs. W. It In - i. In . u-turned front Dayton.i It. i.-li wtyrv -he lir lt, house party. •••In I’v-oil ha. returned T ii Is*.11, hmisi* party • told in llnyti na Reach ay unlit yrslctday. DELANO, Sept. .1 — (Special) — committee of freciman a»lvi*oi* put cut! m**1 of approval on thc!»e thn *hkh thin Full should take any co-t a college tiny, even to gym, in Up firU* <!»im, Dixie Vanee, left, a wrarn u regulation hitllenm-type p style. Photographed m ( haudoin Kail Voncile F< w*JI. renter. a senior model* n two-piece date dre** of black I to jacket i* trimmed with two pant\* d>**d caracul. On the right, Nancy Ann I another fr»*h a i* dreMed casually f.»i i i l: i" i« o in in a wool jersey jerkin. i " ■o| Mount*. Accompanying lh:* *hc w* u « h« rringbone skirt. II »t)i mmleN ’in.1 *•*»•! i are from DeLnnd. Fashion* are fnu.i lb l>rekn« ir c le T w o M e e t s W ith were dinner guest, m*t mat Mr. nnd Mi*, llennett hand In Apopko. B u s in c s .s M e e t i n g BIRTHDAY «h >nn ..p ttn> se'ei n r f the ft-tr I h. :if. i . The film. » 1.. Ii p iiraj T-,.i and all she stands f ■< np.te eom pleli ly and iliancitn -illv Hum any picture, on the l one S*.ir Stale that has hithertn reai hetl tin screen, emphasises pa'ltenlii'lv the eomph x f i. iu- .r I >\ i>’ |-ai tieipation in U * natou.al d. fm>. brogram. ^ B M m in g th* ii-npth and Rk^t .•f mum > . . ,, jflRd M eu.iently k i i i - rhnperuiiisl t !,*■ I n S u b - D e b C lu b H n s Mrs. J. II. 14» W ed te dance is being "iven in r of the member* of the rity who will enter rnllmre Fall and will he held in the ' Hall frrm H:00 o’cleck un1 12:00 o'clock. It will be a . break. embers attending I'm meeting IL Mi«s Cola Caldwell. Miss • ey Dlghton, Misi . Lturel't on. MUs Dorothy Peiold, WAPPT Role Of Texas In Deadlock Seen National Defense In War Between Pictured In Film Soviets*, N a z i s The regular 'business nmetine of the Ora-Dcl Sub-peli rlnS wn held Inst night at the hemo c* Ml»a Dorothy Runge on Frcncl Avenue at which time fhe re tiring ipensor. Mrs. I». 11. Win kins, was presented with, n pii^i of her chosen pattern r f fos torla, In appreciation for h— work with the club. The new sponsor. Miss Rel’ r Thurmond, was welcome I nt thmeeting nnd Miss Rur.es (Salli­ ed by Miss Janet Uuyd, mhoetess, served refreshments tf Uio*a pie.'-nt, Thio.iva. th • last meeting that the ' graduating members w ill. attend. These present weret Mr*. Wat. kina, Mlaa Thurmond,. Mis. Gwonn Hayes. Miss J. vco IVii-ilwell. Hire Marjorie Jones, Mis* Marguerite Duncan, MUs E'lretyrth Vaughn, Miss Rehpcea l.e-' Mlaa Jean Tlarper, MUi Doyd and Mlaa Runge. I A. \..!iiMt and re'urned from a i spent in OhiowiM.crn states. Miss Cecelia Truluck has re­ turned from Atlanta nnd Char'otte, N. C.. when- she has spent <omo time. Mr. nnd Mr*. W. T. Woolley •pent'the Labor Day weekend at JnekihirttlW Roach. They returned home yesterday. M rs. T o le r Mrs. O. 3. Toler entertained the members of Circle Two of the Women's Society of Christian Service of tho Methodise! Church at her home on I'ark Avenue yesterday afternoon. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. I I H. Isiney who also gave the devotional, choosing as her sutlect the' fourth chapter of rhillppiana. Reports were heard from the various chairmen and plans were made for a rover, ed dish luncheon to be given at the October meeting. Refreshments nere served by the hostess to the following: Mrs. Laney, Mr*. I- M. Swain. Mrs. O. K. Goff. Mrs. It. F. Crenshaw, Mrs. R. W Turner, M/s, George Harden, Mrs. (' A. Pender, Mr*. Z. II. Ratliff and Mr*. M. E. Moyr. Opens Seplrniln'r Mil :il ‘t:iil \ 'I. (I)tincing litrltifli'ilI. ('.ip-, .iti'l l..m n the grttrhiales lit M:iv. wltett tin > t< man. Mrs. Itnlh f ini ill it Wt ii'lit. JusI Received! Flower & Vegelab! Mr*. Jrhn I- I-eo has returned from a month’ s visit with rela­ tives In Burlington and Asheville, N. C. Hr. nnd Mrs. J. N, Tolar have had ns their guest this week Mr*. Tolar’s aunt, Mrs, Lillie Mac Mc­ Intyre, of Rocky Mount, N. C. “ CITIZENS, ' WHEREVER WE SERVE” Th* Ttvaclfis Peggy Anno London (right), who was her fathrr'.i contUnt companion during Alfred M. I.nndoo’ - 1'.' I: ; dilican campaign for the plVildency, will wed William M. Mills tleftl, Kansas attorney, tometlmu in thu near future, Tho announcement came frtint tha Idnwlnn'« hom*« In T«»r>« lii%. Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Rales have returned from liuylnna Bene! where they spent a two week*' vacation. i Mrs. Watt Tells Kxperiences On Mrs. George IJndaey and Thro dare Lindsey of Miami are visit Northern Jaunt Ing .with Mr. and Mra. Edam TODAY And THURSDAY All the combined thrilla of three great picture* of nntxcclled adventure grouped into one marvcloux, un­ believable dhelpy of exciting exporntlonl* * EVERY THRILL Colt in Geneva. Mr. and Mrs. Clydo Rantsev and children have returned from Coronado Beach where they spent K two weeks’ vacation. Mr. and Mr*. E. B. Randall. Jr., have returned from a month’* vacation apent at Jones' Farm in Wayneavllle, N. C. Mr*- Virginia Meta and dnugh ter, Marilyn, visited l«»t wc.-l. with Mr. and Mr*, lfnrry I. Brawn anruuta from Okkih nt. to Miami. Mr*. U P. Williams, Mra. Dewtr Moore and Mra. Mary Davis Walden o f Charlotte, N. C„ arc the guests. o f Mr*. W. O. Stun- Mil. Bring ’Em lack AJM-’WMCarg* *Fii>f n i Claif. a 'i FRANK i U C K ' i Mr. and Mra. J. P. Ridge iij'l son, Jimmie, returned yesterday from Daytona Beach where they have been ipcnding their vaca* Mias Mary Naaey Brock las returned to tha Maryland •School ef Nursing In Baitiaiore, after •pending a 10-day vacation with bar mother, Mrs.. Nancy Brock. Friends o f Mr*. Chart** I. Farit will ha glad la barn that aha is Improving from an lllnc*.* at her born on Rost Seventeenth m iC A D f •t «*•i !**•*•* r ••»* t h e * o » f*i l' . f ora In the cold ruroiw for *tar-i In and keeping their meal*. In iMvIno from Minnrsnti to | S. itH Iliknta, we noticed several will ho n numlivr of boys whu I's of mm nnd gfeln that had, will enter college this Fall. Active* front Sanford planning i*'i|» romptetelv destroyed hy i-t i-shoppere,‘also »tre,tchra of,, to attend ins IikIs-: Dougin** Stunatrom, llonalil llishnp, Donald i •• ntry where hail had done Its on chief, leaving nothing to bar- Inimson, Frank Merchant, Jack » -t for some poor^farmers.’’ - [ Bolt and Itolierl Nrwintn. Alumni are Frnl William*, Karlyle llousMra. Watt said that the spent holder, Ralph Tolar ami Henry I. it lo days or her sister's Wight III. oil.aero farm, irriving Ju»t In Ku*hrrs are Jack Womlruff, i i o for harverJlng anil threshing, Donald Jones. John Dunn, Tnnv wi -h I* nil tkotn with thu romliina Huddleston, U-roy iang, Dun and tractor. “ The crop* were very Epps, Bruce Bolt and Dickie pool In that part of the state,"! Rruwn. : • said. "In fact they’ are the only good crops they have had in r> ny year*, due to tha drought, du-t storms ami grasshoppers. •• , "While in Reslfleld one day, I could not resist a tour of the new !'• art House building, which i* very modem. Among the hlsthrl• 11 collections in the museum hail is a huge mounted-heed of a t - ti. Another rurioalty was tho r >w* anil flint* used at Cuatar’a D /f stand. I apent some time in the county superintendent’s office !>*.klng over th* Dakota booklets sn I exhibits from schools In that c.unty. " I t Raa hot, but th* heat la dry ar I different in the North. In •South DaVnta th*re was a hot wind that blew almost contin­ ually, No rain fell so tha earth was parched and cracked. Th* srtrolan water I* hard to drink, left Mellette. S. Dak., taking a having n Urge percentage of mag. more direct southern route, going mis and tall*. through Huron and Yankton, 8. “Tha country la *o level and D , Sioux City, l»., Omaha, Nob, ncnr| treeless that on* can *** Topeka. Kansas, Springfield, on a clear day anywhere from Mbs.. Little Rock, Ark, Tallulah. seven to ulna cities aad villaree La., Vicksburg. Miss., and Mont­ finm the farm, which U nine gomery end Jackson, Ala. We also mile* from tho nearest town. drove through th* cotton and THE . RUTH GORDON WRIGHT DANCING STUDIO INVITES RE88, auda by our alodonU, ipuki for ATTENTION FOLKS! / EVERY NlfillT IS NEW YEAR'S E\ i: M i Jack in Imrk front llroatlwnv with I lie I M'nsalion— Sec nil Ihc llrimdwuy nnd lltillymmil alars right before your eyes. JACK’S DEW D R O P INN I'ACKACE noons MIXED DRINKS AT I’OI'HI.AU IMHCKS LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE MONROE Tlp-Tbp make* the grandest toast ever! Tip-lb p bread I ■Been are tender, yet Ann and ftill-bodied-the’ Vind that pop out o f the toaster evenly browned la perfection! Extra rich in flavor’, too! That Tlp-Tbp for toast! WARD'S TIP-TOP BREAD •,..l* enriched Is accordance with the standard* rec­ ommended by The National Ree*arch Council. W A R D 'S �* I ■» I • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER V. U tt Ship Program of the government In * deelarAg that the defense of thi* ctaitrj rtqoirM that *1) n—iriUc tfeBfc Is Ahead Of gHrrn to Croat Britain, tho ScU to onion, China and other natioaa ftliittn f flKierttm, and urges (he government to pat thin palMy into effect with all possible speed ftBSche'd'tfle W u tk tfM A .s u ■ J h S Z tfkl Ornnizations ly.iesolved that the United .T U E f tta 1“ *“ I rota of 381 to S, the ron9 o f the Dotted Electrical, aad Machine Worker* of » passed a resolution de- m ctlon to UM ir . agreed on by reeltan d Prime U la being eagerly , watched fqr In rW h ,«h ln g td n . r and no doubt in 9 mi ener p w m Give YOUR Child EVERY Chaim,# ; i* oaioa approve* the policy W i whkh determine what-Will ^ # “ -a * 5V **• «hftP. sueceea to H * Glee yoor child ararw chance to develop A L L of tbair paeeSffitle —all of the qualities with tflUah they are naturally endowed. > Fuehrer Hitir 'e r»action ran the minA d .o f th « I f their eyes are not r ig * ; “ S ’ «• bendleepped la fte S after the board 1 nationwide inrerttc material supplies licit*ken at once. ffO IS T tlk muehili pro- w ^ ^ l3 a S 8 * * 8 s r ! erery bU ae important. businesses Make sure their eyee are right r» to * to edSsL Mare them examined now. ^ lals to rersal what tl grt,” he eras asked. 'We'll know what they Wallace replied firmly. hSSI* “ Your satisfaction le ear rsrnee* ■ r a te , UlltSf a radio t 'The body of the dead mi Ippad from the fuselage. y Agents In U. S. Are Denied WASHINGTON, Sent. 3-//P)— French Ambassador llenry-llaye tald Tuesday he will protest to the State Depsrtment newspaper articles charging that Ma clique of Vichy agents’ under his con­ trol Is engaged In pro-Nazi ac­ tivities In this country. 8lo Mid at a proas conference ho would seek an appointment with Secretary of State Hull to pro­ test personally against what ho light, and be glad to do m . raeottona don't amount to w e sv siru st Job to Bartln. Be already has peninmito qpeupiad by Oar­ in'* regarded aa likely to be '• • • • d by the Raoarrelt LOANS frem HO to MOO made to reaidenta of Sanford and vklalty. Blgaataro—Far- MODERN FINANCE CO. ip I b ^ g l f b d — ; to n rukto may beet bean tna. ■ * % 1 • f c j : - .v^v rv tired pith a sheet In flin t of the eras last test before the plane's da MOSCOW, Sept 3 - U P ) - K. He denied attentions mide In described an unjustifiable attack against himself and other “ pa­ the articles— published by ths A. Lozovsky, rica commissar for foreign affairs, Tuesday nt<*h» triotic Frenchmen." New York Herald Tribune. denied foreign reports that ■«- PH- BcrrU*’* Andrew Carraway AGENCY ‘ 1MH PA R K PHONE I I Dr. INGRAM. j Optometriit P. PHOVB u '■’ Magnolia Aee, Saafaip, PM. �-A* -4-ytdl WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1941 \ ■- vu t • C -.r ,lc o o r t is settle daw* to rough work than before but only Licb i when the ” fc»ad-butttn’ ” .Urt, and Licb Isn’t doing tilk ltts chahge haa last season. Jacksonville fullback, leaving Cowen to for^top »• i ’tS A g S k w w sapsw si I Wehum ofi th. VtlUnft-to- M p.f i ■■ mi 9 ■■ ■ 3:43 B\irl 'fve*. >«»hfe 4:00 Afternoon Vtorietle* Ket For Eastern Gridiron Battle 4:30 Youth Time—NYA 4:45 T. B. A. 5:00 .Albert Warner lilvcs ^Ixth nnfrr«h fun*' • i Si* N r tv York )» t»» • l ' hr n 1 M t'Jr OpeRffA Tikltv the Y ou r Drurtrlsf Helps Moat To I ‘rot eel Y o u r H ealth Your doctor pre-erlbee. fo r you r health— You r drunriMt flH j thnt prescript lo n .T b r ca refu lly romp unded preacriplions *- ■ . ^ ■ iJ r Ik , ▼ Bk . w L' ^ccon<i trIM* • l »»f h ifh ly *M WeMrd :\ unit n* th* v ••••kir*’* who !*• 7. n v « r sj n t" hnvr h**«'n • •»vc *| m ^ a t. eluy foi • Hrvfr Phone 103 y V B ra g - - S ta r t 5 2 H P ♦• f’ lVr* *yr**>4 i’ultiluvat. i • lluainff 3 13 Outdoor* with Hob Edge Next to ydtfr Doctor ih f finr r«p nn«l o f • Newv yii Irt Sport* Nfww, Tnl DOM .1 - t 4 V .r . -porting n • * .*111* nl*yer* We Fill AH PrescriptidAs nrnl oh.r'* f»tarrr»l • 1 hi’fh until ’ ’ .r t 1 I in thi• :•!•.: linnip l*s.y * with l . id u m n lt * » -f I• Bryan Grant, Jr., Lifts Tournament Out Of Doldrums ny GAYLE TAI.IWlT NEW YORK, Sept. 3.— (A 1 - whin it -i Bryar* Grant, Jr., of Atlnntn. con- | ieo-r-*-J*'*l tlnucd to supply prnrllonlly nll|rn||(,,; , , tho exci’ement in the Nntlonnl i jlei". • :i-• tennis championship* out on L*m; | r " ’ •’ ' Island. . 1 * f (I As Tuesday’s contribution *°-1 Free ell want lifting an ntlcrwisc dull Kri nri ’ . . *• • i toumammt out of the doldroums, fill the aouthem veteran knocked Walk* ' -vt-.* . nWr .• the ancka off big Ganlnnr Mulfin’. »: > loy o f Miami, the eighth seeded pnun.l frill.,* star, by the quick icotcs of M , |*5-p i «-a,. 0-2. f n <t t il eqll. The upset came Just in time the prnrticr !l»»i thu m r ••' 1 l* prnrtlrr to prevent tho seeded jneu players g d e < r « A * a m e w * * N * B ''’ 'final roonrl with - ranks un­ Only lira *1 '• broken. Only yestenUA Hit»y • ..... i v i - .. knocked out the amlnl foreign Wildcat* urr r»* o»r~ J *. f r if*; 1 P*» artist, Pancho 8egura of Ecua­ nor, h eophor Ilill KInfer. Jimi • I Iwid dor. The distinction of supplying the Ihdh a;»- ill. lone upset In the women's rank-, went to comely Hope Knowles of <*cks Philadelphia, who turned back sev enth-aeeded Usry Arnold of la*s Hi?rn Couri Seal Angeles, 4-6, 0-4, 7-5, in a fought match that went - almost into TALLAHASSEE. i’ <!•’ . ! darkness. Otherwise the stars V/llli.trq .*• \ll*.-ii » f cam# through on eehedulr, with t8perl.li To*- d iy Pauline, Bets of Los Angeles es­ Il'irtO'jv nnd tablishing herself a temporary sutieuneed M< * irtiil.'. •• f"r 111 favorite through a convincing S.tplVfPC r vir- -*11. ■ ' * •> • •d), 8-2 win over Phylla Hunter, 111 Just iff* J. 11. \V‘, *'• !■• urlu C term etplpe. r.rct *1. ■ m of Watertown, South Dakota. A ll'll. H t-TT rgn it - *T- 1 V n t Former men's champion, Bobby Higga of Clinton, 8. C., contin­ "til Kreu. v;i. /ell" » n I’ . - Il"l ued to sparkle aa he trounced land egmunlgn last ■ <r ru I '■ Charles Olcwine of 8anta Monica. prominent In Am<T' . * I .-.t.ir* Califs In straight acts, 8-3, 0-.1,i <‘reli-.t. Ho prari1 ■ 1 :.»u for o-*. H in t quarter-final oppon-1 irm-v yenre nt ti n \ T h " ti»-p»» nt- .f" •Kt will ttt rrankiu Parker of N*W York Who flourUhea hia \*tnmx nr'I flr-m i .•xplro In Ravi' hut • m w ” forehand effectively today In eanqulihla* Billy Gilleaplo of tinn to them h;ix yet Atlanta. M , 8-1, * 1 ' ‘ Grant nest into Ted c, Calif., co­ C a n a d a C o - o p o r n f c s il double* ti* W i t h U . S. H e l e n s * _ - —7* — ——«• f» Schrocder, foorth, scored handily over i - m O TTAW A. [ ¥ • “ “ « « ot N*w York, I. a-J. The other four quar- Canada moveil Tuee !.r.' ni«bt »n ■Invetnll her war pr-durtlnn . iJ ^ r,nk Kovaea, Don J* .8 ^ 1 " and John prCyrnm m w -flofclv with that of tho UnMe)!' f tat under no . Barlow Man ncrn«e tho lrtomn'.ionnl boundary. The ofder wtia ls«ir*l by C M rman BerklPihaw of the r.-irtlmo Industries control b ’ nrd In M* rapacity aa rhlof priorities nffl* rer for the department of muni­ tio n and aupply. PCPILS Of1 ROCKNE ®*®egla Suffers Trouble With End In Tem Liu', heml ceaeh and Larry Mullins naalatant coach, the Unltaralty of Florida foot­ ball staff haa t*o men who play­ ed under tho b i t Knute Roekne —A l£ S la,h2l*,,n8* ^ ? ~~0n at Notre Dime; | M won Wtiers at both tackle ,a"d half-beck in . 2 j ° r£ * * Dul'E r - T y * ” . W r fin t prnr. atarted on their the early 20*4, and MuIlitU play­ ed fullback on the last team ltoei.no coached. •SewA cut of.town .* • veil in? tin u i'i.iinto«l •iiil*» nn?le* folk im; won I! ♦lli'IHN#|v»* i ’-m after noon. •.mi fashion. • • roiy hrttvih i kh- part o f h!< t1’ ^Itntild <!•» i <vr likely • I .'*• pound*. •if H ’ ston col I.PTaf IU5. i f idernblv ! ' ;‘i ritib, will Kent ic r.E xi'.' rdi— r tu< lv proci i • ini cm anOwdT* "w »y|^rnlpT ’ ’ M ^ twice- i i; -Y<it' nh ^ i rrc t?e iiF. f p \: tr w n t o .-N •fcwuW 6 Me a good * A caxw -r o f RtMyeif vi/U&J He w a c (.avt Me r e . iM m u. WrO « k. ovn i is *j»k nn>i i* n»l *1 i f t ii nrifi* • Ml-Ann'ri i ” ruc*lt nn.l K ’i *ntnti • • c.i C-.i v \ - i. V. -l . J f C l; I' m • A ^ m * . * U ksM Which handicapped foHMr AD-SsuUMm pup lU lltU« but p t r . If Roblmon’i PA G E F IV * New York Giants ___ y.t'5x!k which & "jS P S aise mcaae tho Gatora S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A ■ i% Florida Grid 4H l»|D •t i Chances Hang 'fir . *\ On Few ‘It’s’ GAINESVILLE, Sept 3.— (Special)—Tom Lieb’s University | of Florida fool.all team might go some plate this season, hut right now, the Gatora aren’t going anywhere. There's three most hn• portant ‘ ’if*’’ barring the way of what might ba a great Florida team or what might be Just an­ other dcor mat of the Southeaat* Cm Conference. I f Uncle Sam decides f Ferguson and Carl Mitchell, both w good performers at end, and spark plug Tommy Harrison, haitback, can become better aolditra with another year’s schooling; if a long Hat of injuries tn doesn’t crop up; and if Licb can # discover about 14 itxty-minute men, those Gatora are going to be pretty tough to handle this year. Moat of the other conference members, arc pretty well flaed as far as the draft la concerned, but tho three Gatora mentioned can’t tall you If they're going to eat dinner at the campus cafe­ teria tomorrow or whether thy’ll fall In line at some army camp whets chow time la announced. Ferguson and Mitchell repre­ sent a tolwark at th4 flank posi­ tions. Loss o f either gridder a,.i would put a decided crimp in the Gator attack. Loss of both boys . . . well, that’s southing they don’t talk about hare In Gatorland. Harrison, In all probability, can be replaced as far aa bis running anility Is concerned, but the red­ head’s passing will be sorely missed. And losing Harrison would mean trying tneiperienced material at the left halfback slot a vital apot In the Licb plan e:ft advance. It’s too early in the vear to at' tempt a description of what the 1941 Gatora will be. Two days of practice have done nothing but loosen up sore muscles. On Uw wkele, however, tbs Gal pear to bo In splendid condition at this point o f the season. HERALD. THE SA N FO R D ■ ■ C. P. rhonepKoio lf.trry CUrk of the profr*«ional ( ’ hlrapo Rear* poes over tho line for I tout'liclcivhii to the 3rd t| larti r ut; utut the I'ollrifr All Star* at . liir F il Id, L liu atjo. A crowd of JiH) u w the champion lleura daar the colU-ue lnrn for a J*-IJ victory. RADIO NEWy IV11no •’ mu " • l» J" u I «iil«h r * Frograuui Mu-c biill Score* Mii-it o l Inte l lud«« II «\v ird A Shelton I V N. vd k;i\ rhonip’oin’ * Fi'«ti\’il v u Kyi- % (! 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Mill I * l*i J o k It* reh mid ||i* Hung 1 l'» II* h Trout I * *0 |• itti'fiinn* iu l*» Sonny hurhnrn Orchestra I * I*. I.V M of l ife •M- «Wc*t Vir I* 1 0 Tommy rocker* Orchestra J' '■ ( i ' irnriflo t o i > i. n-f |t» Malone I i (B ronte- f 1^ 1** laintidi VV**li*, New* t ’ J. \e • dot dun lb !» t hr*l. r Orchestra • til; ll.cfilippn * • I m Merry Co Hound ' •1 (* hrrfjli M 13 Fieltl'* Or* hestrn o Melody Matinee •o ' S# ibrijrht 11 .'10 Lo* Hrown Orcbe«tni .* I • i la - *ii1< in Tempo ' " k l- . « abmlli 11:33 I'rra* New* I I* NFW S L »»urli • n r: Sonbri^ku lU- :00 Sign Off f *• U. nfro Valley Folk* J 13 Adventure* in Science Temorro*** I'lorram* 1 C .37 Dree* Sew* 1 ! * . 1 ,r ln » •: .7 00 Son/* of i herr and Corn iMO N. rni:»n Ihn.l v I** •■•I*, i Id }*iii f • ii - 00 Th** World Tod iy *1*. rri-M half. 1 fort ' *fv I ' m * (. full!*. .1 13 Afternoon Scrrr^tdc 7:13 l!renka«t Drovitira • MO CORRECT WEN’S WEAR fool. ' I •• I lurk . ; Ki’, ■>«•. Ilein, eerier; m.l. r. 'u:ird; Melius. , -1,1 1 ’•!. iTuhl end; j:i r • ’ . " Il.* b ,e k : Elkin, left I, .|f; I ) '?*'"■ >. .bt half; L lUilbsvk. DiAln;rnri» Is Hurl A.’ul I n Left Ifimic t . n :;v’ I ru* v V.r i?’ :l Agitkrr* |. I i f night without injured "litfield Atnr, Joe I ’ I gio. w). win left at h » Irratmei • l»y Or. Kmmett 'V in One the dull phy*icLin. DiMeritio twinted hi* I ft UIal at Ifiitroit, Aug. 1!» (end not pln>ed .since althnutrh l» tlnucd to travel with tho N rind did not reach here t i t . | • c/mradtei-H in the flay: Tttffduy. It nl*o win lenmed ih.i* f»». Maji;ri * lui* a aoro wrht wh.* h he apparently hurt atidin r m o hone ng*.in*t the / Plill.i'b'SpIi Athletic* two days before* I f manktra M r s . W h i t e , w h o a ls o h a s $35 n spend on a new F a ll s u it . M rs . B la c k , w h o h a s $35 to spen d A c t 1, S c e n e 1 RECAP on a new F a ll s u it . — M i ’s, p l u c k e n t e r s s t o r e , v" j u s t lo d k in / r ” f o r a s u i t . . .a n y That amooth tire with a heavy new tread — yoeU gel new firstline UreialU* ate at half the (oetl s u it . T r i e s t h r e e o r f o u r d e p a r t m e n t s . T r i e s o n f i f t e e n o r s i x t e e n s u it s . N o n iin d .” L e a v e s s t o r e e m p t y h u fid e d . l u c k . . . " h a d n o t h i n g s p e c i a l in b k ffle d and e x h u u s te il. . . a n d ♦ Act 1. Scene 2 C .-21C . W e l s h WELSH TIRE SHOP ’ V S T *. Tire J* t t Rvealrtse ! $ •V* play has a moratt-Consult these columns for your best buys! They will save, you ihpch tim e.; . count­ le s s steps... and a whole lot of m oney.1 Mill Supplies Irrigation Systems T h is l r W y ' . • • \ )«■ ■ aPafei'i: vl 4 V I M - 'i ’ ’* j . ’V ’ i _ *3 . -v .,: . ■ ‘**V M jy fif. j* u /Iff ><qruil] ' r , » V V * A - . ■ • .'X ' a* 1 I I I * «4 • F in W k s toc-<, I •• t- . i 4I 1 * Mrs. White enters Store. Consults newspaper c l i p p i n g in h a n d b a g . Steps promptly into elevator for t h i r d floor. Tries on suit she saw advertised. Likes it a s much a s she thought # e would. B n y n it, and l e a v e s store, rndihnt with success and satisfaction Kenairs Our shop la well equipped to task* any repairs on ram machinery, trailers or other equipment. ** Ml I'D New * 10 I’ n'irrnm lt«'*um« •» 13 Mottling Devotion* « til Tune* from the I'ropic* *» 13 I'octic String* !• MO 10111111 I »r*\v !* 03 Itlrek and White Note* !• 13 Mvrt nnd Marge I til ' I ill nel h « ' 1 1U 7I �e n o c im r ie fi J O r S i f t Giv« YOUR Child 'i v \________ tv*i R^E - *«•* 2 w *•• j T jfc i u /vy report* LV S S £ N“ ' ^ ' ; �u < ’ ■ 'X j INE8DAY, SEPT TH E SANFORD H lM lv . SANFORD. FLO RID A 1I !* Florida Grid , Chances Hang PACE FIVE ir * 3:48' BVirl Tv**, Soti| 4:00 Afternoon Vkr 4:18 T7.» Goldberg* 4:30 Youth. Thne— New York Giants Set For Eastern Gridiron Battle 4 $ L A fa ^ W i> a ' ny r.it.i. BONI VT-v v o p tf Sent. 3—ilPhThe Eastern All-Sons * porting a r*xter rim V-full of name pltycra from 18 colli—.--, npplled tho fldl«h,ng touches to defenao and offcu«o Tue».'sv f.ir -he sixth an­ nual Hcrnid-Tribunc frroh fund fmtbnll Kamc »i:h the New York I — - - I their r.'lo grounds tonisht. '• •(, Their r-xil will be n second oSSSE K ^X Jg of Florid* • foot-all team adght *o Kim plate LhL* ieaaon, *Ot Tight now, the Gatora aren't |tn| anywhere, n « M three amt Im­ portant !1f»" barring Urn way ■ 4 M 'M v▼ ..... i,- .. «... . victory arut with it pr.xif th*t a * pind o f highlytov td iiwlivldmli can be welded inAo just as effective a unit as the bntwh nf little-known ‘'oklea'" who upset" Uie pros, tfl-7, n year aj{o. Of the 37 on'" who have been working under Corcta Jim Crowley of Forxlham. 15 played in bowl enittes Inst New Year's day for Ford.' am. 11««tm College and i (leoreetnivn. Five other* starred for Cornell, whirh ro.lo high until it» fifth-down fall at Dartmouth. Yet a few of tho led* in the probable All Star , ‘ nrtlug llheun got there ahead of boys with fr-tter aeraplionls Two aatnules pro Clarify Senbrieht of Wc»» VTrgln1). rt iiuarterbaek, over Cornell's Wall Maiuszcxak an<l Henry T'>eavlowd<i of Boston tull*ee, anil Pete Dnlirus of Carnegie Tech, choice nhend of All-Amerlea Nick Drahos o f Cornell and |<w # *■« n t a tulwar* at tM fUnk poalTjona. u «a of . either cruder ■ s£d . . . well, that1* o A 'M t 9*rf Jom i Fa s r , tfateiklng thay m ddn’t talk about here la Getorland. Harrison, In all probability, can r dPAYV- •'Icy* e " I John Kmmnn. t C. F. FAMayka(• RADIO NEWS Center IV t ff s Virgin >). — Youf Drurstet HefpB M « * To ProUct Y o o r Health Your doctor prescribed for yonr health— Yodr drngf i«t Hlhi that T»r*HcripaonrVlr carefully comp-mnded pres«rlpHons i ITarry Clark of (ha professional Chicago Bran goes over tha lino fur -lid touchdown in the 2nd quartrr against tha College All-Stare at Soldier Field, Chicago. A crowd of 93.200 saw the champion Ueare claw the college men for a 37-13 victory. The All-b'trr worked tivice— this morning In their out-of-town WeiGilT c?06 risk A tniinloR* camp, this evening1ORRe-njffrt -ticic <o tiitt dt-r ihe light., to pet acquainted UY. FfcR A UtfAliFlt with tho Polo eruiinds angles. ifruAW 64WB AOOOP FIGrtT WiTH’ The Giants, nlrepdy having won W aotaly A C O xb K OF MlMTFtF W C i l l i C&h l i two night ganu s. told them salw <Harrison HO WAF. IM f w i k i to a tinglu drill this ofturnoon. rlperienced WDBO In typical Fnrdhnm fashion. Crowley experts to roly heavily K e n tu c k y Tonight's F re g ra a g on the tacklp-tivtnckle part o f M» bne. The figures «ay he should do 0:00 Baseball Scorai I s Ix in t T o A r m y right well, for the five Itkaly •i 05 Musical Interlude •(nrterf. aver are over 12.*i pouilcta* 0:15 Howard & Shelton 'LEXINGTON, K/., Sept. 3 — with George Kerr of ttoston col- 0:20 UP Nr we MT— The Univ. rvity of Ken— legv tho "bahy' at a mere 195. 0:30 Kay Thompson's Festival The G i-iU . rate.l enntldersblv i :00 Eye Openers tutky fcothnll ••viadS HI 11 than the 1910 club. Will 7:15 Sports Iteportcr By GAYLB TAtBOT pgpfpcct. euffrrrd i j-It Tuc^d..)- stronger a flock of rookies. Best of 20 Mus. Int. MEW YORK, Sept. X— <A>- when It 'wv» tearned Slot Fccncii. use th.se ajmem i to bo Gj sorgo • 7 30 l)r. Chrhtlan Bryon Jr., of AtlanU, con­ lPO-pound .en'ior ntcr, hod been Franrk. former Minnesota •{Med- 7:38 F.lmer Davis and the New* tinued to aupply practically all called to active duty n. n .icciin'l l-oy who .was tho collegian*' h 00 Miiimns-for Defense standout in the Chicago All-Star ‘.'•ini Glenn Miller the excitement In the National lioutenant effective Oct. I. 9:13 Public Affaire Conch AS Ivtrwnn wb> put 1.1 game rgninit the 11,-nrs. tennis championships oat on Long The gnpio li evpoctcd to draw 0. ii) Juan Arvlsu hu.kle* through th*!.- ?ccon Island. V' dajr'o drill hail been counting cr close tn 50,000, n near high for '.•:4ft News of th# World A* Toekday's contribution to­ Fronrh 0. first »trin<; relief mm. the scri-M. 10:00 Edwin C. Hill 10:10 H<b Trout Probable lln-tipa: ward lifting an otherwise dull Prcnch’n chorf. prohnMv wll AI|.|Jtai*s—Shoni? (Weat Vlr- 10:1ft Bonny Dunham Orehcstra tournament out of the doldroum*, fall upr-» ftoohom-re. (Ico i), left end; Dobni* (Cirnegle Tommy Tucker* Orthgatra the southern veteran knocked Walker who c»ov>d tnu.-h -f --,- Tlni Tcclii, lefC.tocklc; Mo (George-1 11:U0 Linton W*li*, Newt able nttontlon In Snrlrg drill. the socks off big Gardner Mul!f f t , ounril; DeflllSn 11:0S Bcb Chester Orchestra Boh llnihert, harl-hlltieg 430j, the eighth seeded pound fullhack, and Junto Jemrt (Ffr.fh.'Pt), right tackle: C.-brai 11:1ft Pield’a Orchestra quick scores of 0-3, 155-pnund hilfhnch, who mlrjcd t .D v-), rliiD. ,m': SmbrigRt 11:30 Lea Brown Orchestra tackles Cabrtfn 11:35 frees Neaps came just f in time tho flrut roll cull, reported for (Colgate), Hgh'. eng; h'cabrl^t 12:00 Sign Off practice Ihl. morning nnl bo:H Bryan Grant, Jr., Lifts Tournament OtttOf Doldrums News Jl I 3:10 Sport* N?\vv, T«d Hudnf 5:15 Outdoor* with Hob Edge 5:30 Eye OpCflvn 5:45 The Wp^/Tolay quorterl .Thmsrrova fio r ffd . ordhunt) or tdniU- 0:30 Norman Beasley Only two . ,/>,h‘,e s'pnicnofiivt k X j/C bflh..f<:orlell) ri^ht half; (t . Wildcats an* rnls'lnflh-J^r’i Ci* 7:00 The World Tod ly nor, a sophomore gtfyrd. nrv1 niao'd 4 Inly Cron), fullback. 7:13 .lirrnkait Brevities >.W 5 u ric Ol ntr-Pool.-, left Bill Klncer. junior hrJfhaek. Iri* iackle; Edvards, Both are Ul. . k Rrin, renter; chirr* "hnw. rt*ht juard; McIIilv, right mckl.; li.iwcil, Huht end: Hh„r. Bartow Man Seeks fcr. nimrterWkj Kakln. left h.-ilff Kno UP Newt H:10 Program Rriumt 8:15 Morning Devotions 8:30 Tune* from the Tropics 8:45 Poetic String* i»:00 Diana Drew 9:05 Black and White Notes 0:15 Myrt and Marge 0:30 Marnel 0:33 Oranoveltle* '•:45 Wmoan of Courage 10:00 Mary !.ce Taylor 10:15 UP NEWS 10:30 Interlude for Strings 10:15 Tim* For The Tlmti 11:00 Kate Smith Speaks 1 1 Melodies 11:30 At llrmc with Sally Mar­ tin 11:4ft Our Gal Sunday 12:0.1 UP NEWS 1210 Musical Intorlode 12:15 Jock Perch and His Gang 12:30 Dancetime 12:15 [tend nf Ufa I Oil Yucng Dr. Malone 1:13 Joyc.i JnrtUn R 1 3il Merry Go KSund » 2 id) Melody Matinee 2 15 Classics In Tempo 2:25 UP NEWS 2:30 Itenfro Valley Fotk* 2:15 Adventures In Bclertc* 2:53 Press New* 3:00 Sony* of Cheer ami Com fort 3:1ft /\flernooti flcrrqjulo , 3 u t aJ « . % il! 1: ft Her*'i a thou that'* as friendly as an old shoe from tha wry Ertt step. Our new Fortun«-F1es rtytea sra pre-flexed at the factory for oil** and mile* of easy walking. We’ve a Fortune waiting for you! ESQUIRE I Stjftt lU titr B. L. Perkins * • CORRECT MEN'S WEAR I i ■■ ■ i ' ii •Hitrh Court Seat TALLAHASSEE. Bqit, 3 — fflrwcl.ll— WlWarfjn*. Allen uf Bartow and TnUshty’ ej Tuesday snhounred hU csadiln'7 f"r thBtltanm* Court Kent nf Mft-v.’or-Id 3,uatWe J, R.rwbitf|nl(* whe*'tom expire* neat. May. Allen, a bvq pATtn. - nf J. Vet* m# Keen, y n M IN In thn Hol­ land ctmpaiew lav*, vosr m l *i* prominent In ‘Ajhrrrau I.eglnn circles. Its pmetier I |.»n for ma«v years st Brr'"«. The t»n"s nf Joxtlcrt Al'n Adam, and Olimn Terrctl aim expire In M»v! hut no nnpoalGlUaapla of tlon to them ha. yet nppeared. T-8. ■ Into Ted DiMa^prio Is Hurt And Is Left Home NEW YORK, Sept a —0 *1— Tho hew York Yankees left i„r Bort.h last night without th.'r Injured outfield star, Joe DIM.igglo, who waa left at h-.Bi“ Dr trcatinoi.t by Dr. Empiett Walib, the rluli phynleUn. DiMuggio twisted his left »n. Ido at Detroit, Aug. ID and h.>*: sot played since although ho enti' tinned to travel with the Yar’ * and did not reach hero until Tuenlnv. It also was learntd that Hi-' Canada Co-operates Haggle has a sort VrDt which hurt sliding into With UJJ. Defense ho apparently 1 against tha dies two days OTTAWA, Hept 3 i hi* ankle. Canada movnd-Tureday nloht to dovetail h»r ' war pr-ductlnn proyrsm mnrs 'rio.oly with tfcat of tho UnKc^y'Bt.i»',v under an order rcnulripg^.prlor'ty ratlnr. for all Canadian w tr contrapig which rrqulr* mtrterUN hrnn,ht aero., tho Intumat'ornl houndary. Tha order Waa Issued bv dhei*. RECAP than Berklnshaw of tho wnrtl*"* Industries control br*rd In {Hhri&tehi in ihe Wiay: It&wt)oalsohas$35 spend on a hew Fall suit. * # l ! ♦» < * ( Mrs. .Black, who has $35 lo spend on a new fa ll suit. Act 1, Scene 1 Mra. Black enters store, ‘just looking” for a suit . . .a n y suit. Tries three or fou departments. Tries on fifteen o r sixteen suits. H o li mind.” Leaves store bhffled and exhausted . . . a n d empty haftded. hi* BOCKNe hmd eosch. and u aasintant eoaeb, of Florida foot. Wo men who pUy« U f Knots Rockno Act Ij Scene 2 Mrs. White entere dtor*. Cohsulta newspaper clipping in handbag;. Steps jwoijip^ly into, elevator for third floor. Tries on suit film saw advertised. Likes it as ©Ufih.aa a would, M it, and leaves a n d f i a t ------------store, radihnt SThrs'^ra E f t s ax This play has a morat< Consult these columns for your best buys! They will save.: yqu ntych timfi. ; . countlesa steps... and a whole lot of money. -* •V 4 1. 11 „■ G n y lfl' ' "wfk * ; M •sr n ■.'.flfc'qUj' „ • ' vj9 i p.f r* ' . ■Vat'' • .; idHDwirk vTW7* ; .vj> ** « r -' -/* ' *C® -A �I r l V «k _ 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 -.1941 v fll find that the clothes < transition problem from high school to college la net m great as lha might bar* thought it would he,” Asaeclete Dean EtUr / T u rn e r of tytetoen University In«atrocte ter group o f 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 lbtars on- matters at front practic­ By STANLEY ABO U T T r t A T M ELLO W 4WYDI1M T C M ft MAV/MO A CHURN T H A T A C O W V f l M 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 B U T T E * SHOT TO DEATH A TLA N TA , Sept. ».— t/P)— At Mooeler, Identified a* a former Boston and Miami hotel, mob, was ahot U death early Tuesday o a t o n o . a roadside tavern la the north Georgia mountains. LIQUOR A N O W H IW ro q W H IL E S H B S FHK/M«> P A IS J E * — <1 OfA-JHE I 1 /TTLB M R L /N & * H I M SPEC CHURN TO - DAV ' A T 3 o ' CtXJ, SCUVMHJtn mo, B r a n d y , Champar * . Wine, Gin. Cordials, etc. LEGAL NOTICES penoN STPA 1 G O T a B l a c k p o t o M H liU _ o h c h u m I V - l l W A N T T O S B L L J * ------------- --- ~ ANniuCW H A LPL9' Ad T O C A R T ______ __ ______ PB dresa U akauw s; T » e ore b ir . t o r n m n n ifM » M required to appear October L I I t I, to the bill s ( cumpiainl (lied ussiest pan In the Circuit Cesrt In end fe r Bemlsete County, F lo ­ rida. be Worths Mull. Ib e uueiu bulne a uull fo r d lu n u . This order uhull be pubtluhud eeee a areub f e r ( w e uuwuiretlue week* In T I I R l A X m i t n IIR R ALD. a newupsper published la We DoSter. Anderson- -_ Griffith Funeral i an ola B A C K Ws srs stlO sslUni oar USED e ttiy o t 1-8 Down. BsL I f to IS months. 8m as to* 60 To fSsIoet From 1940 Plymouth Deluxe « 9« r t Sedan *693.00 .V W34 'Pontiac Coops ---- ; 18500 Evefy aollrff* girl w nls one 'U r ic ' dTcut-up suit; a dark lease, with hat, shoes, b ig and tlovpp to match. Thin outfit fill* (hd "Sunday wear” rctjulremcnla 6id serrea at well .for occasional afternoon tes«. The advlior* ad­ vocate at Iraut one formal arm­ ing drsia for rreepUona and big pirtlra, and at leait one Inform­ al drna for afternoon and In­ formal affalra. The wUe girl geta a long aklrt for her Informal and changn It at Intervsla with a bright new tlouue or an evening ewrater. For ’ picnics, hiking hr beach wear, nothing In the college glrl’a wardrobe (akea tin piece of nice­ ly tailored aleeka or playiults accompanied by moccaalnt or bright,beadi ihoea, In the dean's lfftd Chsrrplot Town M in ...... 166.00 #rjr -------- •* .T f \* 1080 Plymouth Coups —---- 105.00 J9M Plymouth vWfD NIMtulpuM 150.00 1936 Chevrolet Hporl M a n ....... 295,00 t f * A N D P A P P T <5 A t _ B W I N D P E N N Y W A S STO PrPBTO B E F O R E H E M A P A 5 H A N < e T O .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 T O C V K T led by eea warfare, but recetda compiled by the Aaaoelated Pitas A r e S u n k reveal that 1U0 ablpe aggregat­ ing 7.M1J98 groea tone, ktve been aunb, while 15,538 peeveue •NEW YORK. Sept. tt.— UP)— have loat their Uvea and n i l are The world’a grratrut shipping mlealng. lanea today enter their third year aa routes o f 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 hart faced sines 1900. 7,000,00b T o n s O f Chipping ETTA SWIMMING d iAMrti • It Is no Win' statement when one saya that the University of Florida swimming _ teims hgv* dominated P W *..N o t 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. t w TO / Msthsr 2nd St. Arcs do j , r f r S C H O O L B Y B U S fc * »T D * £ W hy Ii this Laxative a Leader? BAOK-TO-SCBOOL TAI.LAIIAR8B& B LACK-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. GAINESVILLE------ U S M3AMI DELAND....---------- UNION F A E. Z I *4.15 TAMPA________ ____ LT9 M ------ - S.Tt ATLANTA..... ...... --. A lt BUS STATION 200 PARK AVB. J______________________ POONB •« By P A U L ROBINSON K E TT i Wl, NEIGHBOR ;-H aB 5 TAKNG f r Z ± JBAGGETTS Liquor Store Directors TN & Then* I1M VfUADC AIL THIS L N tW PA O I HEAR 7------ 1ABOUT.*, |T SURE TAKES A lo ad o r r my pOCJCfiTBOORl.' AHEriJHB WAV 'you a DAU6KTET2 I I THATS ETTA HONKIN6 *SHES U - x n r s n a w n ’ Tw s H/WEVOUR* B ? * Ar HiSJUST’ T O S fc M V S O N ____ _ O N B f2 T H B , ' s : ______________ , c « W , SELFAT1ME, change 6M X H !j=^-V • f HUBIXES: 176.00 ChovroUt MA0OUTA DOlfi IO3Q0N N16HT,* HOW OO V0U UH8 IM S GlRUOA M H S n B BO flD SA? AjJNAYS HAD A CQU3H ON HI [m a s i n k - * iP ir h a d n T b o e n p ^ T H s iD E A o r w u e q r o NKYBTL, SEES QHg SHB UKES W f«3 ANGEL’S C3lT SHACK curs oso,1 TAPS ."NO MORS CLO B a *f«4 Areas* dast Of! Ot ^ 7 T-, ”5a.’ *, w MS TO A M A C S ." 1 6In S - LIQUORS IBUVKBY —PHONB «>> ______ V* PACKAGE STORE Advertisements BUSINESS 8ERVICB V18CKLLANEOU& THE LONG KANGEB H W OUTMOW, N«LP MB CAMAY MBA ATTACK FROM AMBUSH! BTRIRCP �u 1# ✓ / 4 * Sanford la The On Florida a t/ Affording And Water Trmai SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1941 ssasB in v is e Late Start i A g . 'Protection A>gainst P a r a l y s i s The Prime Ministers O f ; Britain Arid CanadR Call Strongly For Backing In Fight j Caught A fter Wounding Laval And Deat Guarantee To *'<* British Urged j ^ lag toward a climax today la tho foto principal Melon at Um main Xtosn-Gennan front— oa (ha lm- jfew Date h Set ' far September 18 Hlchwsx NUMBER ft Assault On Leningrad Has Been Checked. Soviets Announce; -Nazis Draw Close t y m t y 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 fatolat Party, «.'a ta ^ V a h a llto a rev law o f • 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 13 White Men To Be Called Id To Get Lio October Quota'Of Draft Board Soon As Pol I'rsft call for Sotnlnolo County was set at 14 white ja m today by tho Bute Hoodqnartan of ScUeUVp . Service at SL Angustine and that nombor wlli-Ae io - 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 tant has a udge Warn WSS ma-le rtment n( receive-1 Ury, announced today. . To data questionnaires havs boon sort out to man whose or­ der number I* 2050 or under to fUl tho September call of seven men to leave on 8ept. 15, Mr. darter explained. With an aver­ age of three men eligible for tha draft toing drawn from, every hundred questionnaires mailed out.lt la probabl* that questionnalrea have boon sent to negroes order number 1* between 2050 and 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 Local Draft Board Will Arafat Returning Soldiers To Get Jobs «3 dsy* g time tu S their li- —(8pectal)— Local salactlva sen P the la»t vie* board* Uiroughout tho state Of troubl.will ba tb* focal points Jed to this o“ f Florida 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 must be cared for to this roopsoi beginning this month when the first selectees. Nation- tha sail o f their eounthemselves for IU i must be protected rigbt to reemployment i occupations and tho wrote* system la pro­ se* that they a n so ^ * Burnt-r Roy Williams Leads Members With 100 Upon Pistol Range Tho quota fot reload six on I shuffling of st id, since tho Inst year tu . Mi average l b s Issued tosses of sp- whose order numbers are 1600 or under, a smaller number than those sent to white men s i (hare have been few tails for negroes and more negro men ora found eligible for 1-A olasslfloatlon. ; Tho largo October call for White men wU! fiv e ample op­ portunity for 'volunteer* to' be inducted next month and men who o n Interested In volunteering ora asked to got In touch with the draft board ao toon aa pos­ sible so they may bo given a physical examination and made ready for Induction, Mr. Carter urged. A quota o f mm required In the fiscal year o f July 1, 11M1 through July 1. 1641 to set for each state ana n recently *n- ~ ............. ............... Scores In the high 00't predomi­ nated yesterday at 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 lummtr 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 the loyal board reemployment of­ ficer must looh for local em­ ployment opportunities. For this purpesa ho should obtain the coop*ration of leant, 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 o f Um govqrnmsnt to ob- U Burner tain civilian Jobs fo r returning soldiers, tha director said. In i,.™ “ • SCORE WASHINGTON, Sri*- * — £ > — President JtoOMvelt -today authorised tho f f i t lend ***# aW to tho *xU*4i gsvssBtoto* of P y land In Undoa. pormltUng mHItary equlpmont to jro to Polish troooa training In p"iKir s r e s s . 'the donebe storied. Chair- sm pockstbook s t h a t roo 100 P ? ” are to » _____...______ arsons) Ineotns exemption* from 2000 to 61660 for-m antol 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 hloitber with i o f 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 mint reported W sdam hv (M l Florida's alsoholtt B to touted $HjpT 5 August, a not goto ^ f ta g .i ii i ./ »/ \ . ... ^ ■» -— � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Sanford Is The O nly Central Florida C ity A ffo rd in g R a il, H igh And W a te r Transportation PROGRi Midnight Show. Tonight. 11:30— "KING OF THE tOMBIE8" wHa Jofch Amber, D kk F a m ily M antas Moreland »nd Joan Woodbury. AMo— I good .nhort*. „ Sunday, Monday— "THAT HAMILTON WOMAN” with virion Leigh, Leurvne# Olivier, A k a Mowbray, and a fin a m l . A laa-Cartooa, N rrelty and News. Taraday, Bargain Day, Donbla Program—"ACCENT ON LOVE" with Oaargn Montgomery. Onn Maroon. A ha ■• r. turned favorite, "STRIKE UP THE BAND" w ith Mickey Rooney and Jody Garland. j Wednesday, Thoryday—"PHANK BUCK'S JUNtiLE CAVALCADE," the gfcatest wild onhnal picture ever made. Alao: -M arch ' of Thno pretent*, "THUMBS UP, T E X A SC -A dded —Cartoon sud Univeraai New*.* 1 Friday, Saturday—"TUMBLE DOWN RANCH IN ARI­ ZONA” with “Tho Range Busters" (Ray Corrigan. John tin g and Mai Terbium). Also—"HURRY, CHARLIE, HURRY" with Leon Errol, MBdreri Colee, Eddie Conrad and George Walk. •rle tt" of "Con* w ith Tho LEIOH, "Jtebeeea” and "Wuthering H Olivierr n o n In tkd starring ralaa of "That Hamilton Woman," tba that hie treated n tarnation whatever shown. The pktura acraaaad tomorrow and Monday at the load Bits. JUDY OAKLAND and Mickey Rooney, tremendously popular Is. tally ru wan , aa nationally, win bo seen In on# cf th tlr blggaat euctieta^*."Strike Up the Band." when It make* a return th a w big here next Tuesday at Uw Bit* aa part of a hargala day pro­ gram. N EW SPA PK K SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A , Improving On iM d y ’s Mural J T m* - Captain Hardy — f A • treat Otrl — Angel Savarend Nelson Hobbes Lord Spencer — Lord K e ith ----Joeiah ......... <C U» J»aM, ,ttmtk>n ,1 lb , im . T h . . ;Wtnr* la baaed an tha axperlmres of a laavaa a fartuaa far lava. I*, win hn shown oaxt Wednesday and'Thursday at the; : iit. * i.JwiWF ' WASHINGTON. BopC t — < (AP)—Tba sedate ftaaaee A w a a ittM today fsrmiQy a p ■ i Air Force GLAMOROUS ttlL b U tt) COLES, eowaldaml ana of tho must Le'iuUrnl and Ulatttad a rtrami* hi HaUywoad, pkye the romantic lead In Lean Errol'a currant starring production for RKO Radio 'H u r ­ Holden Judy Garland ry, Charlie, Hurry" to ba ahowa next Friday and Saturday at tha • Whitman .— By himself Mrs Frances Morgan _ Juaa Prriaaar . Ip Turner — William Traay la Brewster Larry Nana l e _____ — M argaret Eaariy . Cannon Ann SheoMakar . Brewster Helen Jerome Eddy tor . ■.■\HarWn Briggs eningrad March Is Baited As Invad­ ers A re Cheeked Tn atnry to predacn I M M * . by Chatman (D-Caky at tho flaanet la yiatd a bout i m M e M M i. PHILADELPHIA. S ept {/f)—A railroad spokesmari ‘today, announced that e n te m and w*at»' am railroad lines hare joined r jw Q k S r* 1D IN G pafndo r f the most exciting women fOm la brought to tha screen In “Frank Bt ana mammath thrill! Tha plctu^a, whisk o f tba many expad 4 grant' _rexplorers’ _rv . . . , it Iona .tj^ te . ,hCMM| Future Moves Lower Rates Aim A t Reducing Gi oline Shortage A tla ntic S ta te s 1 P a n a e r Divisions Brought To H ed F or F ifth Day n u H K i. v n Daniel Bodoc Barbara Alyea Samantha Tehama _ itombo — Laiarua _ German Cavalry E nters A Burning Red Town Railroad M Are Proble NEXT WEEK’S CASTS THAT HAMILTON 1 Emma, Lady Hamilton Leigh Lord Netaon ------------Ollrier Sir William HamiRoo Mowbray , MM. Codogan-Lyon M em ber AsaodeCed P reaa Patrtris feucy H ence Morris w»gon T a n k uarlta Whitten MlUhaal Prescott . ima So Ho-wan Leigh Whipper Puree11 and M tetaa M orikrid ar* taptnrad by tba "King a t.th a Zombie*-* Tb# picture wbiah xrib ba •bokm; a i a midnight .how g With the battk of Russia pivoting again on tba. fata « Leningrad ,aad wlti> tbe G«m«na CbecVad. If-not acfuRni1 iCM tba deftmfvt on V>« m t of tha sprawling T h a n a n two artiste In Chicago. Daddy, la the senior m---u nj\ for- — n department stare. r ———------—-e Norman, aged 1. escaped from faw Improvements an daddy's tha Norman Dale Millar family of arttet, who waa working on th lt Ha -W waa nap W when little «w w taking eaa iw|r in.IS HIM* kia play paa and decided to add a work of weeks. Tha junior artist censes Fire Destroys Old Home Of Howard Famiy at 11 AO o'alaak tonight a t tba Rita U said to ba aphra-Unglbig SCOTT'S f th* Sanford Fir* stored by Highway Patrolman rera, sent to the M. Rtehburg, tha Judge said. lira - t h flvs-gaL mp* but could do < £ % h'SSTSt V S aaviag tba I t n a n qaired to take wbten they at for their first drivmfa Ucanse. Mrs, White, whoalsd .pend on a new F . who haa *36 to , new Faii su it A gallon. According to tba official German capto aupporf mechanised f o re , ahead, but did Vice President Samuel B. Ecke > lion with thin rmdtophoto from Berlin, Gtrnot state whether the town had been *et ert of the Sun Oil Company skid nun cavalrymen a n peering through a Rusafire by Nati action or « u a victim of the Its proposed lower n te a would iL *isn village, which buriu furiously. Tho Russian -torched earth pidicy. t* helpful to some extent fas lessening tha gasoline ehortago . lion said tho toldien were pressing forwnnl la tba Atlantic coast states, and would have little or no affact on ratail prices. President Roosevelt yesterday Stores Will Stay served notice an tha world ttM ba scorns any compromisa '.with Open Wednesday tba A lia power* and summoned America's .millions to a supreme Store* In Sanford will re­ effort to crush Adolf IliUar and main open tomorrow afternoon tha "Insane violence” loosed 00 for the first time In three .• tho earth by Nasi aggression. ... month-, since the Wednesday Tba president of tha United half-holiday haa been discon­ tinued, Forrest GaL-Lel, chair­ C i t y K e e p s C l e a n man of tha merchant* commu­ Slate As Nation's te* ol the Chamber of Com­ tha American paoi merce, laid today. - For tha Fatalities M o u n t first tima this year, stone Mr*. Jeannette Eagan Chitten­ closed on Wednesday instead den, who haa lived In 8anford for of Thursday, and Mr. Oatchel suffered n« BUtomohile accidents the M a t 30 i n n . died Monday said tha pish mat with such over the Ijakor Day wrykend attention a t S:Jt> o'clock a t 'bar success that it will probably though Nitsla for th o ' nation i t horn*, >11 Magnolia Avauna, fol­ ba used again next year. The eeeded tho*.- o," Uat year, aea grim and perilous teak" Id lowing a IhwvrTng Illness. She waa _ _ banka ____ _ continue to cording to Associated Press dis­ two "thla most brutal, meat terrible 7H years old. clcs* on Thursday afternoons patches. of all wars" and bad summoned Item May II, IMS. at Lambert- •• they havs In thr past. At the desk of the Police Sta­ tha manpower of America Into vllla, N. J. Mrs. Chittenden waa tion tho deik attendant shook hl» tba struggte with tba unequivo­ an aetlva member of tha First head and arswrrvd there were no cal tea tenant: I’raabytarlan Church and th* accident* of consequence during "Fort** of Insane r i clswee have American legion Auilltary. liar the whole wrekend, in fact, no been 1st loeae by Hitter upon husband, Edwin D. Chittenden, serirua auto accident, since Aug. this earth. W* must d a our full formerly an engineer with th* 10. part In conquering them. For Atlantia Couat Una railroad, died The Rheriff's office hnd a re­ these . forces may ba unleashed in 1116. port on only one accident during ea this nation aa w* go about Survivors include two daughter*, the weekend, and, when men our tariaaaa of prataetteg Ui« Mias Laura Chittenden and Mi** were aent to the scene of the proper Interest* of oar country.” Edna Chittenden of Sanford, both Defense bonds sold at the Post accident, they found it wa.-, across Tba address, daUvrrad on member* of the faculty a t Saminote High School; three eon*, Joe Office during th* month of Au­ new' D. (kittenden of Arlington, VaH gust totaled I7.UIAS, white dereee. i f,»UuOal service officer of tha fen** stamp salts amounted to none seriously. lion- 'etem na of Foreign Wsra with UAT, it was announced today by Justice of peace W. K. Watson writ ';!{}*~ . WashingCon, D. C.; rbstm astar R. J. Holly. Postal receipts showed a slight hnd no accident reports on his ngcr P- Chittenden of Arlington, of Vaw aaaoctete editor of th* Na- gain, increasing from UiHS.iVJ rded Tribune of Waahlngton; In August of 19 to to 9K8TK31 .was f,nd ,N r<l Chittenden at Pinellas te the soma mwrth thla te a r; Mr. Finns ifore 5*f*s k emumeted with th* Holly saU T August was a slow month for muId v«*«»«a AdmliUatralton Facility building, It was revealed a t th* Job ood five grandnon- c,hu£ * n * to n * Jeannette Chlt- City lu ll by H. N. Bayer, clerk. HELSINKI. Bept. 1 -(/P i— Only 12,330 worth' of building oun- .tlM,t t i , Ar.Un*t0»i °« n» Chilian- perm Us wore issued. Thirteen A Finnish battle trrd rr, tuklng permits were issued ranging in cognlunc* of speculation over th* possibility of an early Mo.eowvalue from §23 to $300. la rg e st of tho permits wss Helsinki poace, emphasised (Id territorial demands upon Soviet ■fort w l t e ' MrTW'. wai W Russia Monday and declnred "our fight Is not finished.” Lieut. Gen. Lenhart Orach de­ livered the commrnt in a vic­ tory address to hi* troons at the Castle Rquara of Vilpurl. the Karelian Isthmus city IS dispatch miles northwest of Leningrad newly regained .from the Red Army. A Finnish battle flag tewed today tha dev and oth* trad before tbe Russian* Mar. II, 1V40, was raised again. Mown up by der works a Mrs. Chittenden County Has No Auto Accidents eratt-a over how to b e a t an unchallenged orDuring Weekend achieve ientnl dominnneo which the f Jaimnene regard aa their or­ dained world ralo. Trustworthy foreigner*, in­ cluding Axle nationals, arriving hero a—vrt tho situation m ay> i drvelrp Into one or mor* of tba f following: » 1. Japanese at!Ion In the Pa*f/' ciflc or * new ruovo on thn>. AataUakewlleisah* » -rai^s I. The overthrow of thla pr aent Knnoya government, poaet-, bly hy force: , 3. Rapprochement with the Sales Of Defense Bonds Total Over $7,000 'Ll Month Declare Thciir Fight Isn't Finished S ‘r a e w ? *■* cuum* >±J 9 lF J £ £ t T 'E S ^ -V fc V B 13 Are Killed In French A ir Crash Arms Are Pledged To Defense M iL sr-ss^ ssjBf n '„ Army May Deliver P lan e aT o A frica WASHINGTON, B - W jT rmti fDter* 1l«ra raletiril from mUU mu*Army "leased. £«m Ury sorvlea and bolding tna status of civilians, Monday, probably ">»1 I»«lp American Airway* new piano ferry and1air tfaw port service across the Atlantic ocarii and Africa to British fortes to the Near t o s t , While official souwte w nw alletd on such a possibility, writ Informed quarter* indicated tha* arrangements already ara being mad* to permit Army ptota to m >4 }<&* m l r n from Um the Pan American staff. Preaidant Itoeaevrit announced two weeks ago, ImmedteUjy after, returning tram kia oonfarancsu j a t sea with Prim* Mlntetev W to. stun Churchill, th a t Pan Ameri­ can would undertake tha teak *f ferrying plane* aad transporting plan* parts to tie Near East. MARSEILLES, France. Bept. An Air France trans­ port plane dived suddenly Mon­ Defense Reorganizing day into Lako Bolmon, a small Called For By Byrd salt water aetuary northwest of here, killing 12 occupants. WASHINGTON, Beat 1—OFb— A French member of tha Freach-Italian armistice commis­ Senator Bynl (D , Va.). called sion, Jean Courrst. waa among those killed and an Italian mem­ ber. Mario Patorinu, waa on* of three other* gravely Injured. Twelve persons, among them th* three crewmen, were found dead in the pinna and th* thir­ teenth, a woman, succumbed t. .F resideal Ute lav Iota- shortly afterward. WUllde To Defend Movie P roducers WAFDIVHMN. Bept. S ■ Wendt II WUIkle. LM0 wateaUnnlta prsiMcniiftiI (M i"- ■ Re- fill - ,- - i. . w .k-v.w v 'tests-m. * !■ . . -ITT > -V �I r i „ ... . L \P.-i *3grjj T U E S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R Z, 1941 THE BANFORD HO ALD, BANTOKB, F tO B U U No Benedict Arnold S he Sanford Herald M f f i Saeafer*. * Areas* "MwMe i a t u t a at i n ree l o t o — k PleeMa * »e r e Ike A rt m et l i n t A MS'. BttUSD U DBA* MHee D e ts -e u tm i K**a«re n t r r t e s m atbj Is la t l n a e i __ KTI __ U M — sue M llc m rare# el ip e M h a e aM *»ii»ra am ease fee «ae aarrera i t ' veil! he «aarv*4 l « ae eesalae aSrarllalaa ralra. > *■■!> I neveeseset R e e ie w ilt. In President Roosevelt’s Labor Day address to the nation yesterday there was small comfort for those who would have us wait until tho enemies of freedom have landed on our shores and arc fighting in our streets. There must nlso have been small comfort for Hitler and Musso­ lini and (he Japanese militarists Vho have thought all along Hint they could take on tho United States IN ITS TURN as they have the other nations of the world. "There has never been a moment In our history when Americans were not ready to stand up as free men and fight for their rights," the President declared as he point­ ed out that while the United Slates, as a peace-loving na­ tion, may be unprepared In many respects, it does possess a strong and powerful navy which, combined with., the British, Dutch nncj Norwegian navies! can control the oceans, but which alone could not maintain the freedom of the seas. Insisting thut unionism, more than any other group a F a s h s f - 1—1 ■' U>n, halplcaa. dor Polioniyelitia mlmlonarlra, hflples*. IU, n , ton? Although tho infantilo paralysis epidemic throughout -LANOBTON HUGHES the nation has not reached sufficient proportiona to be [seriously alarming there havo been more coses reporter the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis so far All this talk about tlir Army'. la th* bunk. An they n.ni this year than nny similar period in the last, three years, B .-fmoral* Is.a f«w n»6rc girl* »« "yonhon" | As of August lji some 2,822 esses had been reported iff as compared with 2.05D last year, 2,138 in 1030 and 033 had in 1938. While this in not a sufficient increaso to IndiBn. Hitler and * aa*th*r uik. TE*v jusi'wanted cate an alarming epidemic, it does call far the txerclse of zh« world lu»w they *r* caution. During tho second week of August 440 jipw cases spyktng »ya<h other. were rejHjrled with the probability that the number would W. ean’t understand why l.lnd- increase throughout the remaluilcr of the month and unti — k batee --------------*■ I lh„ C00| weather begins. England •an after Rg hi* refuge there when hr | Unfortunately fur us the hurdcst hit section of the (rc m h ja own country. nation is in the southeast, particularly in the rural areas Army h*a promlinl t. | of Georgia, Alabama und Tennessee where the meens for om* aom* 200.000 a*lre coping with the disease are particularly inadequate. There by Chriatmaa “if nothinp I have I>cun an unusual number of coses reported In Floridu, “ That'* ■ big “ if." _ . with several of them in Hemlnole County and the sur.Y*.!’ jV" !**b.or P»y we#k«>'i rounding area. earal*«rouind#rfo^*” .mu,’ 11 *» unfortunate that the schools In thia section open had bacn pmitct«H. the second week of September before the cool weather , ------- • ' * l)oglna us it already has in more northern parts of the »hm aw total to country. There Is, however, a law which require* school kit r**t“ tllutnu children who have been out of the state to be hero at ’ along onUat yrar'* h.t. least two weeks before returning to school.' Thia law :— *■ —" , should be rigidly enforced, re m«h to ^ T ^ b m it “ ht Wo do 001 bcliovo th«™ I* «ny reason to be unduly a«QM« In hi* r ULnr I)*Y alarmed over tho paralysis situation, but an oupce of prekb, fiat we’ii b*t they were veiitlon Is worth a pound of cure. Toatghl** Pregramw rt.OO Hiarball Fcore* (1:05 Mtuic Room 0:1ft Youth N*W* 6:20 II. P. New* , 6:30 Keeond Huaband ,' 7:UU Excurairns in ScWnca * 7:IS Bporta Reporter 7:2ft Bam Caff th* “Face of W*r“ 7:30 Timo Out For Denelnw, 7:6S Elmer Dael* *od the News 8:00 W* th* People 8:30 Report to th* Netioa 0:00 Clean Miller 9:10 Public Affairs ts 9 JO Juan A rvltu , 0:1ft New* of tha World 10:00 l*a Brawn Orehaitra 10:30 Michael Goring Orchestra 11:00 Linton Well*, news 11:0ft Teddy Powell Orchestra 11:30 Bob Croaby 11 tftft 1’reaa Newt 11:00 Bign Off r . t t i g i. Belling *atomubil«i In Flutlda rM.Mo paraotw, woduetlos U cut «*B», will >1JM)0 at theae. IpS- th*Ir Job*T Beating Something With Something . Those who have been fearful of the advent of aocialitetl medicine would do well to look at tha Clavalaad Hoopital Service OMociation, through which 800,000 people pro­ tect themselves against the chance of pudden hoapltsl ex penae. Jtn t as In lunuranee, the members pay a amall regular premium; then if hospital service U required, the association pay*, a a iT iK i aw j Mk<nl t>v for seven yuan. It had a f ”. ' T )iu ip U i)‘-jta T a a a n e n I'legrem* 6:30 Norman Beasley and Florida Cowboy* 7 lOO The World Today 7lift Breakfast Brevities UP N'.wa 8: J0 Pragtam I lift Morning Drrottoru 8AO Jimmy Barry. •« ’■:4ft Tun* Tim* ft:00 Diaaa Drew • :0ft Black and Whit* 0:1ft Myrt and Marg* 0:30 Marnai* Dtaft Fattaer Dan'a Program 9:43 Woman ef Courage Applicants are instructed to make left and right tarns, to see ff they keep In the driving Unes a t all times; approach stop street* and blind corners, and torn arena I ta-the middle of a narrow street. Each Ume the applicant make* a wrong more be la riven de­ merits by Patrolman Rich bury sad if the driver snakes U demerits he baa (ailed Um test and most practice before laktny another te st Such thing* se postorn use el 10(48 Life IF YOU* TASTE DEMANDS THE BEST «M • LIQUORS SCOTCHES ' iflh WINES ad. ate a a e r o B D U m c b Aiaa.i SCeree rram ■ at A !>*•■•*■■••* Blece Roosevelt Lauded For Labor Views fifth annual’ convention of liv Florida federation of B'nal B’rllh lodyea meeting here, voted to send tho President a telegram congratulating him upon . hie •land against Hitler and Natilam and hia eltitude toward labor in this country. The amemblr also passed two resolutlene endorsing the sale of defense stamps and bonds and Restoration Of Unity Is Asked By Green LOANS from lift to WO* aaad* to resides la ef Sanford tad vicinity. Mgaatara—For•Mure A a te -Camekar. - ^MODERN FINANCE CO. oni. *a no. vLohittA. an w. (i:.v n iii. r n o a n arar | GRAND RAPID0, liieh., Sept. 2 — President Green ef the Amerken Federation .if Laii°r Monday railed /or restora­ tion j * unity in th* link* *( labor "to laetlll eonfWanes hi the American people, pro-net* indnatrial f r a tt and spur th* na­ tional drfpnao program. Green'* la b o r D a / irrpared for broadcast natk y (NBC), did n et mention th* Congress of Ipdostrial Organisa­ tion* by name, but contained an offer for labor paaca and « as•erilon that th* A. F, L era* a r­ rayed “In solid phalanx ti» de­ fend America and the allies of America.." assertion that the United States would “do everything in IU power to crash Hitler and his Nasi forces." 3 fia Give YOUR Child EVERY Chance • School days are tha formative ran which determine what will i the child's success f a j l f a *iiu trorj c«wa»« Oh,* your chIU .talon ALL of their powlhilitWi© dJ S l #& Atta wiih whlch they srs naturally endowed endowed. £>V«« Music I b Seen As Good Win Envoy Wd-ttWU'* every bit a* Important Uako sure their ayea ala rffh t before they go b « k to:mhooi. Hava them examined now. I “Year satUfactlew la ear mwena-" na meanrawer wratioll. “Cert*lab m inbiiudori W3M Dr. INGRAM. ; IradeSgrlnnad. n know that If 1 aea a pret­ ty Braillian girl 1 v*pt fa fanes with -her. And f a l l about It, O pto m etrist PHOffS * 4 , . 111” i said patron* of lb* I meat? fabulous ^ a ||A ^ B B ehra Of Ike at* ad—and got—dance _ Uaitad Statee type. m DeWBt,|i »)kae tha AUaatl* CB. HEAD! JBWTBB TJOBMAWH JS ss^w J ttm 'm Un • ilrift Our Gal f 11(00 UP N.w* iiuo Im f D irectors F u n e ra l - w e « >*e bl N IC K ’S Package Store 11:00 Rate Smith Bpaaka fire# llilft ■ Uoc^ “Salima Btoriae 11 JO At Home 13:1ft Anderson' G riffith BE SURE T O ’V fSn lOilft UP Naira iOtftO A t Heme With Hally M«r. aurplun, und every !J!S doctor*, the city, end tho memhun find It , i n those eevon years, year*, one hospital alono been pal more than a nlono has hoa beet “ i aevon orietka million dollar*, others in proportion ’ ‘ 3 to am i 1100,000 case* have been .handled throi through the 111* TSe-Bow with a reaultant ieaxening of worry, ry, ktax burden fog Tree , tBR UP W a .. _ I .M W » Folk* garnishees imd attachments and borderline eompentore years l«tg*r, there cases, t : 4B (Sdldran A hoV te' ... ... many another million tation- cases. Unmdar meant of aaaurigg hoepiUllution to people ore a desirable nodal end. If opportunity ake, aay* aa' people to do it cooperatively for thtmadi 1 Z l« bo Jeaa cry far s p c tiw p a L It .............. beat nom ethinf, _ MIAMI. Rapt, « 'W dlo Duchln brought Ids orchestra bask from a 10-waak night club hie engagement at Rio da Janeiro Monday erltb d aflaiu idea* about VATi mail* p la n la treat- 10,00 PrWF^^^w Dt«UlkB raBoow Uaa.k Vaeialtad eel?— — me f n can now buy your n*w O -driver'* liceaa*. And alne* twlr* a* tupch a< it did verier ss® i whe aavar gotv away, another story. ■K AThat's e drama and tho witch made with only two or three re- £****#' , laa- eeneeeiae TV IWral* I* ,w a«a*vaan«» ia c»i«a«a a>* to individual*, ho must deny all rights to groups—of la*.***•. ______ bor, of business, of learning, of the church. He has abol■•vsM !• a mama#* a* fk.jlthcd trade unions as ruthlessly as he has persecuted reliv77a Taa* aai* gi°n . . . The siiiglcmindcdncss and sacrifice With which a? an aaaa ai-a.uk-. we jointly dedicate ourselves to the production of the • i . n >aM> ala#raiM weapons of freedom will determine in no small part the , - f —eri*»\length of the ordeal through which humanity must pass." 1 “We cannot hesitate, wo cannot equivocate In the TVBTOAY, HETT. 1911 great tusk before us," tho President continued. "Tha de­ fense of America’s freedom must toko precedence over ev AT * BtBLK VKimie m n tiiiia v cry private aim and over overy private interest. We are : " ^ VEItaKTUR TODAY Hn B Krim nnd perilous tkak. Forces of insane vlo• COMPLETE! IIA R M0 N VI lence have been let loose by HiUer upon this earth. We ' w - H R 1?.ANC» MAN iirinoh must do our full part in conquering them. For these X-T91K ONI-V pkhmanknt JOY forces may be unleashed on this nation as we go about our must** of Joy, in tliy'righh*ril business of protecting the proper interests of our coun Mk pleasure* (orrvrrniorc. - 1lry> }Psalm Kill. • • The task of defeating Hitler may bo long and ardu­ ous. There ore u few appeasers and Natl sympathisers DEATH IN AFRICA who suy it cannot lie done. They even ask me to nego­ iFrom Opportunity) tiate with Hiller—to pray for crumbs from his victorious Dll » »y • * mure I lie U U| #in f# im_ an illv .uiw mw n table. They do, fnct, m usk mo |R|| t<f uih become tho unnirg modern |ft7#Ytk^n«oma*hawiftllr<1 J,ouI Ilencilict Arnold, und betray all I hold dear—my devotion mountain to our freedom—to our churches—to our country. This ‘• P a th of a spooling plane | course I have rejected—I reject it. again. . U O. K. But to dl* “Instead, I know that I speak the conscience and de frWhea death comaa alow termination of the American people when I say that we Lika tha tax collector RADIO NEWS shall do everything in our power to crush Hitler and his _________ . .'T s» r if tr r year WDPO_________ i.'.-O r th* whit* bo*« In Africa, Nazi forces.” s 1125 D riv ers | L Get L icen ses On First Half Day BABE IN Respond .tO Labor Day , l£ c.. . th e y , >» R o m e . a*p*. % - w — t& m I'VriV4 AND PRACTICAL P L A N T |4 F 1 L " , P o re rtU fo r f«B lA fo n w - _ �TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1MI PAGE THKES Social A nd Personal Activities M R S , L O U R I N E B E A U 8 o d « l y E d ito r Social Calendar • 0 _ “ t A * N0T1CF. * NOTICE The teacher* and officer* of the Junior Department of the First Baptist Church will enter­ tain Os member* of the depart­ ment with a picnic and theater party tomorrow afternoon. All [ARPT BIRTHDA BARGAIN DAY TODAY T » le p h o M 14» Sorority Memheni Have Theater Party Senior tpembers of um rhi _ Alpha Kappa sorority who plan TUESDAY to enter college thin Kali war* The Daughters* of W**Icy entertained with a thoatar party Class of the First Methodist on Thursday evening by other Church will have Its regular member* of th* sorority. meeting and party at 8:00 P. M. Following th* movie the mcmat the home of Mrs. C. II. Winn, ter* w«re entertained a t th* 109 Park Ave., with Mr*. J. O. home of Mias LuUcia Gonnly Laney’s group as hostesses. who chose a color them* of green TIlUKHKAY white to decorate her boo*. The Friendship League of the and Refrrthmenta carrying out the Congregational Church will mrot chosen color motif were, served -b ^ y > T T T . IW Gar ml y. Melsch on We*t rTrst slreet ul YbyM Senior member* enjoying the 3 :00 o'clock. I party were: Misses Margaret The T. E. U Class of the Mary Martha >Gtnerkk, First Baptist Church will meet h'penccr, Ellen Meriwether, Elisabeth Pip­ with Mr*. J. A. Cunningham on pin, Durden, Betti* WaMyrtle Avenue for its regular then, J«*aJe Muriel Knox, Nell 8 tewbusiness and aocial meeting at 8:00 P. M. The regular meeting* of the O. E. 8 . will Ae resumed at 7:30 P. M. In the Masonic Hall. FRIDAY The American l-rglon Auxiliary will meet in Ihe legion Hut at 7:30 P. M. The first regular meeting of - the Order of the Eastern Star ^ has bwn o»llo«l by the worthy Matron, Mrs. Stewart Dutton, for Thursday evenin™ at 7:30 o’clock In the Masonic Hall. The meetInga wero discontinued during the months of July and August. * MONDAY • Charted* CaklwcU Max Rumbley Craig Anderson TUESDAY Robert Hasty Russell llaxty Mr. an d Mr*. Henry Wight were weekend guests at the Ri­ viera Hotel in Daytona Beach. . PerTy n r " h*‘ IT>n. to Orlando whore she has ac­ cepted a government position. Mr*. John Henry Hlntannbtcr and Mis* Blanche Kennedy eater tained la»t Saturday, with a iweep tlon at the Hotel Mayfair honor Iny Mr*. John Henry Hlnter mlater IV, the former .Mr*' Helen Glenn Merryday, who*« marriage waa an event of Aug30 in Madison. . • The guesta wer* erected at the door by Mr*. D. I*. Thrather and preaented to the reccivioK line by Mr*. H. B. rope. Kecelv ing with th* honor guest and the hosteiaes wai Mr*. Clarence Nice of Jacksonville. m a lovely church M arian E lisa b eth H o church s a t adorn,-d w ith , e u , ,,f S. iitlie rn smilax nnd nnd at th,- a ltn r. po lm , and r " , were a bllt’kgroiind fol pe I.il l.* -k .t< Ilf tth i'e ( lin t .I ,i,lv n iith e m u n i, nnd brunch, I , •the dra I candelahm holding ow ing white tapers K atherine W ti y:urt Vcriiax ton I>. < I hr hr 11 Mr «a* of i* 1. • -hrrr, th« ecu! | f»*itthrr womb* matching' color II I Bert' of I liU k. .1 I -*aj:r *) r w t« ,i tx f Immctliatcl) ,»u . Ithe couple left f . i • following * hn h • * I ihoir homo in M K«li oic. i Snnfunl j*ch ml* vrraity of I»• I » Al <>iir P ark .ig e S to re • •m*ll Kind Ih e R est >n FIRST! LIQUOR 1 n r 1 11 ,1 v , Ch.'tntp.-tirtir, 'l i n e . L in. I’urtltrA v etr:" < 1*t l»\er. COMES i 1 Phone *i I i *» II \ ( , ( , E r r s Liquor Slore 5 t MaMier A rem le [j fwA. %> V r 'W . v tr-'H s'k*: * k e p t f u lly r o ^ a t r o d — . ! novnlod alter,xtion* should bo mado and comloitabl* J houmnq provided for th* family Tiro ABC Monthly Payment Plan now rjive* homo ovm -j« ers the opportunity lo mak* J every needed repair and | Improvomonf and arrang** ^ o a a y a n d c o n v o n l* n t monthly jxaymonla. fi Rod Cross Sow iiiir Rooms \\ ill ( lose "I lh** N. R. Johnton, Mr. and Mra. during the loaa of our dear wife LttClen Johnson, and Mr. and and mother. Mr*. Pat Johnaon have returned ‘ E. Brewer and family from Miami w here they spent' turned from th e University of Florida where he completed hi* Junior year, having maintained a straight "A'* average In all Mr. and Mr*. W. II. Rtemper have returned to their home In Tallahassee after speeding Labor ftey as the guest* of Mr. and Mra. n.* E. Morris and Mr. ami Mra, J . M. SUneeipher. WELSH TIRE SHOT !*• ‘ Bayard Smith returned itarday from Little Switx.rrtd. M. O, where he and Mra. "jU* have been spending a vailagi. Mra. Smith ha* gotta to tnnea.ee t u a vUlt before re- W CCJNT, U H -'-t* h i ; s i i i i : i t s ty u lh f, G o o e A c d rnnn Land-' Mi^s llrownlng i. ,«l Mrs VF srgan, M n |m*n, wenring gowiot of hloe, I. J. Qoigrr, i«rri«*d old fashioned lt» iiijuel of Irlando, and t Johanna INI n ami |><»o» i*« ni of DeUmd chryAimtht inuniA. hacked m ith laeo L. DeCotti h, nml ahm%ered with • Mion*. Mta. Mrs. K A llolody and .NUm ,MH"hell whoM* D. j ROWIM Were «f II ti eiufal rose. M n. K. n ! carried old-fn- hi«»ne I houi|U«*lA of Tunnlrliffe. Happy I* iy roac*ii and pool uom Mra. II. II ehryaonlhrmums, Imrkrd wit Is Ijciiornall, Mr-, and showered with riShmiann Lingl». Little Ann l.vles, daughter of it, Mrs. II. Mr. and Mr*. J W. Ivies, nr led M. McKim, ns florxer-girl in 11 fr,,'k »f vrlMrs. H, M. low silk net nnd tnffe'a. the Park, Mr* full net skirt Joining the t . f Ira. 11. IV. feta Iwidire with a Mile rihle n Mr*. II. N which came to it h-.xv In the J. Thlgpm liack. Her tiny hat of vcl chr, Mr*. J. low net. She carried n yellow tea Sharon. French basket "f tn« petals. Itaron, Mi*. Mra. Eslrldgc, mother »f Ihe a. A. Vt, bride, w»* gowned i> chiffon of rallkt, MrA. royal hluc, fathinmtl with u fitidle Uroijst, tert bixllru and jilal'id pk'rt. Hrr niff. Mrp. large hat wua *»f ll"y »I hlur, J. 0e U m y. und ahe wore u riT ivjy "f ivryj Mrs. W. It.'nnd purple n«trr». organ. Mm Mra. I*. J. Knon*. uf IIiunRwirk, lira. r . \V. Oa., aunt of the l.ndo. worm • Bradfurd plum-colored chiffott with Idurk iirreitaurirA. Her cormgo H Powrr«. Editor MrKarlnnd Mrs. Aylrtt • Mr. (Jilleapie ha I or b«**t man, diner. Mm. William II. Daughertv. of JackIra, W. •>i. -onville nn«l Orlando. UrIh*!* ' M O N T H L Y PA YM E NT • PLAN • Ml* Si. at French Ave, of Snnfotil Mtylrd alikt* 11. •**vi«|,i m*r and llv M c iiih _ . fm lli- In ffp fn , Ih o ir fu ll ■ville. | "iffuiit hoing jo ined (o Dickson, !»n»f ho,| ires w ith p»w< o f r u f H r». Mora I fl* T h e irow iu fr n lu r r .l yokes i H arnard, i "1 .Hipluiiied lure nnd rH xnt M ira -Is a lii'L'th «hirred «‘leeve" Th«’\ T r o t ill loo, I * p in lire hnt« fn<hioned o f rt. K . Hhcl- ’ a ' feta. Mr. and Mra. J . N. Axxar.Uo and film Joan Axxar.Uo plan to leave tomorrow f tr C’olumhia, 8 . c. Where Mias Ataaralln will eatar la g University of South Corolla*. Mr. and Mr*. A tW ftlia plan fn visit In PttLr burgh before returning heme. AllC -It 0 3 ID in* a il k. (in ., ro u fin In '.I,nn«| Bri«li"*miiii|< l NY A ltm iin mn«l M h * •lfi\ Mif«h«*ll • ir»i\%ns RECAP w edding Estrulgc, i( ( te r of Mrs. M uIdc Kstri-lgc. , S anford, and I K E d iid g c . f Lakelantl. become th*- bri.lo f R ichnnl Living sto n l i i l l . . , . , . , M elbourne, son „ f M i and \|,rs |. |_ L i l l e , p i , . f A - h e v 'i . v Saturday afternoon at The 4 r,, U n iu .,1 t'h u r th . the It, , w I*. B ro ok,, J r . pvt ftirm uig •(„c cerem ony. The spacious lobby of the May***“ Grace Taylor and Mia* fair wa» beautifully decorated n tH n m en • June Rryan spent the weekend with flower* and foliaf* carrysocial soroi.lv . in* out a pink and green .color In Tampa with friend*. scheme. Long table*, overt* ul netted fur Uu* ^j.i mt/|H IWMh.t Frank Cowles was the week, with chincae laee ami embroidered ■• H ri.lnl Ch.>rnY' f roni | >#l_ end guest i«f friends in Ft. clothe* and deenrnted with crys­ '•irim . -T h .* \V .-.|,|in L* M i re It.” h ilr r il I in.i |i tal candelabra anl bowl* of roaes t .. wl it h Lauderdale. You font. and tuberose* were placed at op- . MfMt|lr-*ohn. “ I I,, vc *• v r . i n i f Jnc.lt-c |I, m l. Mr. (;itl<'*pii I oaite onda of the lobby. Prealo— Mr. and Mr*. I). S. E. Starr H tviri \i Th y ly nlurntioii have moved from 214 Elm Avr mg atdhc punch bowl* were Mrs. Mn<l ••«» I ’ron,.*,. m •• * w* hoola u n it v%t »• nue and arm now residing at llli Kathleen Cog burn of Uaine*vllle, at th,. |,y \ \ rn , K«i1Ihi~ l ’oiler** ami the Misses Margaret Bryant, ( French Avenue. M rC n y .1 M ir tin St m i. Oleda Ilyson, and Jane Sharon ol jin wl«n I ^ r «M|T "H. - :niwr“. I.V I’t.x «»f IdimM» t ’hi \ Mia* Dorl* McCall has left for Sanford. • • • » : ■ » » •! "Thr |* r ;i\.-r I*. r itcfrrshmvnt* carrying out the | trrnity. lit l ,t i. C*bbtown. C a , where she will l*v InntcM W h ilro m li Itilr y .of the Seinu.oit II teach the sixth grade of school pink and green color scheme were Kilwin .1 S it'iix ||n n i tv,|s t-nit y and t • .ichuuserved by the Misses Lenora ” this year. "ir I*' I ii ' ih u i - M ille r, Jr » f jfiil't Whiildeu, llrlrn (lamer, Carlin two you "M"\Vlik, (in n ClMI-tlM o f the ha* in cut' m Palmer. F.lixubeth U-fflcr, Joanne . in i |> > FYienda of Mr*. Claude Tyre Atxarclln, ami Martha Wight of will regret to learn of her ill- Sanford, and Mra. David Smith of nea* In the Fernal.l-Laughton Orlando. Also assisting in aorving Memorial Hospital. the guest* were Mrs. E. B. Ran- 1 dall, Jr. and Mrs. F. II. Adam*. « Mr. and Mr*. Roy Tilli*, Mias The receiving line formed In Kathryn Tilli* and Mr*. John, front of the double stairway nle Harmon spent the labor Day which was banked with greena ' weekend in Daytona lleach. ami lighted with white tapera in silver candelabra. The honor • Mrs. M. W. Johnson ard guest wore her wedding dreaa Harrelson, ef Atlanta. Un­ with a corsage of white roaes and '• ited with Mr. and Mrs. K tuberoses. Mrs. Nice who was one I Quattlebaum a few days of (he attendant* in the wedding tweek. wore her bridesmaid's dreaa of I ' a<iua Starches! net and lice. Mias i Mr. and Mr*. John Hintermia* Kennedy was attired in a dreaa of , silk Jersey with gpld trim­ ‘•f. IV. h»»e left for Caine*, blue vile where Mr. Ilintcrmister has ming. Mr*. Illnlermlster’s gown accepted a position with the was white crepe with gold lace trim. White House Hotel. Those Invited to meet with Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. F. Van nuren Hlntcrmiater were: Mrs. Anne Merryday, MU* Connell hake returned to tholr home In- Philadelphia. after Anne Merryday, Mr*. Tom R.gga, I spending te n ra l weeks In San- Jr., Mrs. T. J. Bcggs, 3r., Mn. IImI Double Program R eturn Pop. Favorite )<s*C Mrs. Hinterraister MARIAN HSTRIDGE BECOMES BRIDE OF Honored At Party R. L. (JILLESPIE IN CHURCH CEREMONY REAlITIFY YOUR HOME WITH ‘ Fresh Pre-Couled l'lnwers From Pippin Gardens, F lo rist District Conference Of Legion Is Held S0UNDIKS JACK’S DEW DROP INN IM lllt WKK-MOILSE lli.r hhup L* well i-i|uippi'tl l<> iiinke n n y re p a irs mt farm m u chinvry, tra ile rs or o th e r ctiitipm enl. m s T iu m tor Mill FMpplicH Irrigation sSyntems l e g a l n o t ic e s " i n row suwt'ui-w “ •l!,T4, Mr. H. 'Ikraaber, and Mn •’u ta tit' laeo cover and rentcred with a thrae-tlsrad wedding cake topped (ILAIWH IJltfUMKlUpft n*fonrrlUi a miniature bride and groom. • gaol. nivruM The cake w»a frstoonerl with o r r f J ' l t l l ' A TO i whUa chrysanthemums and tuho ITTATF n t a n t H u u m u i t x i n e-o. ct- T rose* which reached to wUta Mmite. Ite u le *. F o r m C H IN orth CterelUa. ,, , burning Upera In silver eandateT .u are h e r.b y n e llllet! Its * tra. - fo r a tv n rc . lu i. bewi brouv.hi M n. R. W. BWrflacker of nail a g a l.s l r«W In th" C lrguit Court Bnmswtek, Ga. presided at the In and fo r Uemtnote Cnuaty. F la FrahV. Bride* Book. Mrs. H. D. Free­ rU a . In Cannes r r . * y a iie h r lit* .. and T<*u are h e i.i.' man. o f Sbnford. and Mra. L. 1orit.rw t and r tq s lr o l to anter your J. Ksona of Brunaw kk^t the appearaara la said s a lt on M aa,|x). punch bowL Those serving wero OcloSsr «. 1*41; harvln (a ll a * l nr da or Item f i. You’ll Ilka our fouataln drinks I Machines Repaired x ,„ ^ . Expert Welding -"ill i,n*» I'ucklnt; IIoumo Supplies .mil Repair Service. t'AUI. J. STINK untl GEOItGE STINK, Owner* STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. e<cT"U^■£■,,• w -'i'iii'i: t u w r a a r . m e . 207 W. Second 8t. LOOK IN THE CLOSET Kt-e if your clothvs iiru itilMrwingl Bring them in today-whilb yuu’rc reading this nd—And let us clvan them right; -. CLEANED Sc PRESSED * CASH & CARRY. A 8& A B O U T 0 l)R E C O N O M IC A L L A U N D R Y 8 K H V 1U K Phono HI �/ I t i ‘a < .<• TUESDAY, 8,~TOY • v - • W w» BBTOfflER ■• ______ __._ ' . BAHVQHt Bantams Furnish Exciting Play At F or Workouts Forest H3b Meet n e a r in g ; f a m e ’ “C S S IN TON N A NS OF TUB BTATB o r ri>oniDA« TO NlWraACaaC.CMM. U l n .o r » . at rest BrtCa*v*rt, CwWwUn t ; T h I l f N n t r rsqalr*4 w »r» ^ r U I N Bill *t C n n U t l l f«l«4 (Official Baal) * n iM t > n I t n l i o* or brfora •a college* opened practice ha m i aaaaotL ilia moat aebools raportad all rt praaant or accounted for. m Tannadra* defending plan illtrl—1—t tha Io n of another flret-atring player, ack Van Tbompwm. On* of few holdoran from laat Ottel i r ». I t i l l lO t r v W a to* i m nra aaafaaaa will M i i l m i ■aalaai r » t T W Bastard Itrrald. a »«»»■ n M r at f u i f t l rtrralatlaa t a t ilUMt la B**Mw*l* (‘aantr. rUrkt*. la fcarakr i w l n i M aa I N a m paaar la whUU tkla enter akall N pakllstca aa«a a *M k for foar (i> maaoeattra A W N , Pine ho S a ta n of Ecuador tad Bryan Grant, J r- of Atlanta, sup­ plied Marly all tha aadtemaot and pathos for 8000 faaa who aat through the third day of tha naUoaal tannla cbamplonihip* at Faraat HUl*. Ilhlla tha big abota of tha tour­ nament, Ilka dofondlng champion Don kcNaill, Frank Koraca, Paulina Bata and other*. wtra displaying thalr talonta In vir­ tual privacy do outlying courta, Pancho a ad Bitty took over tha ttadlnm and held on to It Ilka a coopla of homesteaders. w r r m t air hand and **ai of nasnsati, •rite* aa U N M a-. n . W. nOTii, Attaraar (0 Orteado. (Official, —a playara othera cantor court and tha crowd only •lightly laaa aihauetad than tha two llttlw gamecock*-It had been cheering. Grant finally iteggarcd through to victory by tcoro* of M . Ad, 4-4, AT, i t , placing tha Atlanta veteran In tha C~ third — round. Seldom ha* Poreat Hllla wltnaaaad a wilder acuM than at tha condo* tea. Both player* flopped on tha grata after Orant > had failed won tha final point, and tho big A ailment*, crowd ateod • and d a a rrd And for Mltate- (boated for probably five minute* m a t Tulaat until Pancho and Bltey weru able worked oat ta .walk off together. Id*. Coach Bobby Klgga, aa ax-champion >-I* 8. U. who U aaadad No. 1, atada quick top ahapo’* work of Frank Bowden- af Now York, A l, A f, AA Dan McNtU) had aoma difficulty .alimtaatlng Baymour Greenberg of Chicago, in expected, .raportad to W . A4, AA AA kbA Klrwan a t tb* UaL Mr*. Barak Palfrey Cooke, poof Kentucky. V with Pa alma Bate ta r-nlna Vandarbllt player* faverite win tka woman * ' crown mad* bar flrat appaaraad* and, after a akaky flrat aat, dafadted Inula* Brough of Loo Angtlta. Ad, A l. 'H r " T im W can. Nolle* la h ereb y’«1*ea that th* Iunderatghed, Borah Wight Mar*, MlTfCRLAFf vtAfl, -tup MAYee-WA io s o to tfifik w e * * FiBTT A M iZ iC A si U U M B ft. rib »ACM.Moo tidedMchma*1*1 thT”.d*j gVCM O tA r ic e -fi) W*4c ' u f <*Kf s v a s o h w n u fo d c e v u r t i& itA ia AAO A BATf** AVWAfiBr Franck Named Bent Tar Freshmen Smallest Squad PlayerJtyAU Stan And y ^ i t y Men Reports For 1 G ator Drills d B B A & f f S To Mentor * ? « wer. defeated, IT to 1A b j th* Chicago Boon, professional champion*. In teat nlgbt’a preview °f J l* , ,^ , tb‘ D » « Franck Korad ona of th . CoU*. glana* touchdown# and waa tha (parkplug of th* All-8tara‘ attack until ha waa removed from tho gam* In th* third period bceaoaa of a ihouldcr Injury. Ho will ha awarded a trophy daring the 1BA3 All-Star conteat Who period of laat night'* game and thraa llmoa In th* final quarter, chalkad up th* third consecutive profsatlonal victory In th***ighty t ^ l t e t i i aartea. Th* profes­ sional* now havo won four «f the ceqtaata, tb* caUaghusa two, aad two haw bean tic*. T0 WITHDRAW ENVOYS LA PAK Bolivia, BapL 2 .-UF) —Tha Bolivian government an­ nounced Monday that tt bad compiled with a German raqoaai that Its diplomatic representative* ta all oecupiad coontrie* ba withdraw*. 11 S u m m a r s o n s o d w in d p la y h a v o c w it h h a i r a n d a k in mod h a n tla l Y o u r b a s u ty d eaervoa th a calr* th a t our h p e r s t a r s : s r a a b le t o m o f U a offk la U a g both H i « » IIV lU Ji. B .,1 -Tw .nty-flv* vanity pteyara and a half doaan frtihm tn report„j to Head Coach Jack MacDow•><yv»terday a . tha R.llina CoU , foolUJ| ^ of Wbtter , "•uw* “ " " " fM k oP*"^ Pr»pa™Uooj for th* coming acoaon. McDowall conducted a drill In tha mornlni 0>« afternoon. 1 ed oat In full isnss fcot bo KILLED f] LONDON, Boat 2.—OP)—Lady CINCTIT c acw r, r id M D A IN CNAH- o a o c a o r f u n u c a t io n . NTATN OF .FLORIDA) TO LEBTBR F. IN LAN NT. la C a n af Nra W. M, carter, Arden. North Carolina. , . It Aapoarlag from ike ew'ern Mil of emaplalat filed la that cer­ tain r a w . Where)* ULLA F. HeLANBT. U aUlBlIff. and fe* . LKNTBR P. Do LANKY, am defeadaat. that yaw ara a raaldaal at Ajdca. Nrrth thrall**, that jo u r adf raa* la In aara a f Mr*. W. M. Carter a ad that raw ace jr*»r Ika a«e af Iw ealr-eaa year*! Therafara. ran. LKNTNR P. DaLANnr. ara reaalrad la ha and appear before Ika Nlalh Jndlclal Circuit Court. BomNel* Chualy, Florida, at Han­ ford, pierMN an lb* (tb day of. Ortabar A. D. t i t l , and Ike* and Ikara make utawer ta tba bill af complaint aahlblted aaalaet you olbarwto* a dacru* pro raafraso will be aatarad aaralaat you. It U further ordered that tkla aider b* publlebad In Th# nanford Herald A nawepaper puhltebad la Hemlaala r-ri-r*. Florid', aaea a M OONUTE I N N MiBBstneal ANGEL’S E AT SHACK -teafmd Arrau# Jont Off 01 Cruera Arena# IALTMAN’S] ■ USED CARS | This week Is the | LAST [C h a n c e F o r B u y b ig O n E at)y T e r m * LeeM adaet of Saitford aa th* Haw Smyrna Beach SO To Sekct From 193S Chevrolet WINE-BEER-DANCING WKk oquarn danctag every Saturday night M ute by tha "Florida Wyanilara- Orvhwtra. Sedan 1931 Plymouth 1 9 3 4 C h e v r o le t T o w n S e d a n ______ _ 1 5 5 .0 0 1 9 3 3 C h e v r o le t 8edan .— _ _ 1 2 5 .0 0 «nd cooperate with 1 9 3 4 P ly m o u t h C o a c h ....... 1 9 3 4 rt>r4 C o a c h ' .............. » mold, r r ^Paul dT bS M # Meredith. BUI Jut- and Gradv Ray. Othara re­ 6potting war* Mtrria Thai, Baa1 1934 F ord S e d a n ......... .. tfld*ed cBfbaretar and I^Bltlan tuae-up (JlaideJMlBchlBl) m bb added Her*lea 9 5 .0 0 f 18 T B S T IM S T O B A Y S G A S O L IN E r o a e a a b y g e i t l a c t h a b e a t a d l e a g t p oa- LOT TRUCKS 1 9 8 7 F ord P ic k u p Tha 8 par t s ! C oUsc U m b ft-to n 1 8 5 .0 0 155.00 :^7 Ol , BURPEE’S FLOWER SEED8, S p a d a l P e t u n i a C a lla e tlo a (v s h M 3 5 c ) ---------------- PACKAl S p e c ia l S a s p d n f f o n C o O e d la n ( yJs m Cowdray, • (G ti Y am 4 ie )^ — . . . . . . J O W h ild t h a B m * LmU) • J k t . 1 '% * • '■ .■■■■■V 11,mf WZ&mv-f; 3 -• A 3jr 1 1* “ L V * *«r\»ui» ra urm i • *. 4 f*' r. V l I k w I . . _ . ji | Vj > ih »** :>Jk!2£ bL » ^ n . 101 ‘ H il it T , 1 9 3 5 C h e v r o le t f t - k u i |8tska — ...._ P H O N E 41 F o U o w ia t -a . 1935 F ord K -to n | P i c k u p ------ 1 7 5 .0 0 HENRY A . RUSSELL SEED CO B stb 9 6 .0 0 1934 F ord _ P h u t n o w f o r F a ll s a d W in te r G a r d e n s. We 1 1 9 5 .0 0 S e d a n ..... ...... rough Arork w u attempted. McDowall, assisted ; by Alan White, gave th* Tar* a black-1 board lector* and later drilled, tlcm in thraa new play* at Aahavilla’s Memorial StadiamOnly ala tettaraan from teat. 100 W . F IR S T 8 T . CHUSCHIL1/8 AUNT JUDICIAL m n o n Jiut Received! Fresh Flower & Vegetable Seed*! bafor* ba could racahrt medical attention. Dwight wag IS, aad ay year* had guptirUtsi EVA-BES8 BEAUTYSHOP N t 81 FN a marrlad .warn*a. Inlands tee apply ,by petition U th# Judge* af ta* circuit Court fur tha Ninth Jadtclal Circuit la and far NagUMl* .Caunly, Plarlda, * » . tha C a n t llouea la Baa feed, Beenlaol* County, Florida, at It A- M. an Baptewtha* Ifik . ip ti, or w hatever aw* af tha aald Jutfao* may b* at aald lim a far a llceae* ta Mkaatga, take Chert* af and eontral ha* properly and became a fra# dealer In aranr roapact. I<*i*d tkla th* a ith day af Autuat. l i f t . BdRAM w u x r r M i n a 1A.m , U .S' -r NINTH n ear, OAINESVILLE, S a n t t —OP) — A Unlvaralty of Florida foot­ ball aquad of I t , th* amallaat In Igga, alto raaahad tha quarter- eight year*, raoortad yeetarday u Coach Tom Liab atartad pre­ ptuls Tournament official* and play- paration* for tho aaoaon opening only t o day* away.. Only .I S of an ax ported 40 In mid-afternoon playara w a n on hand at tha Dwight, aomtery morning workout, but John Barassociation, who m bor, guard, reported later to Icavo but four mlaalpg. Tho four w ore1Earl Harriaon and Robert Jobnaon, tophomor* andai Frank Bualt, promlilng sophomore backficld procpact. and Carl Mitchell, ■anlor and. 1 Kora than 'a acora of tail year** aquad waa loat by Llob. IN Aafaat, tha T a n , who IN «GH I t 407 of - ' :'i ■r.TT.r.''iJL '.: ■ \ .. “ By PAU1 rn Nasafl:- _ a, �u ~ T ^ 1 * « ' v •'< -.•• v -./ . .♦ th *, IMt* Fruit And VsgriMhlra Tkaa Anj Similar A m Iii KIwUa xxxni E s t a b lis h e d l a 1 9 0 8 SAN FORD , F L O R ID A , W ED N ESD A Y , S tr a its SEPTEMBER 3, 1941 S a n fo rd Li T h e O nly C e n tra l F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g Kail, Highway A nd W ater T ra n s p o rta tio n M em ber A aa o d a te d P rera NUM BER 7 — ius Tank Cars Ship Program japanPremie*Deadlock Seen In C onflict. Said Available To Is Ahead Of C ites C risi Between Soviets And Na Its Schedule Facing Natioi •Carry Oil To East A Offensive Over The Illustrious * Sufficient Equipment •* To Move 6,000,000 Barrels P er Month Reported On Hand • Pipe Line From Florida Slated * Company Given Right Tp Acquire Land F o r ^Construction WASHINGTON. Sept. 3 — §k</P)— The Senate .committee investigating the. eastern oil situation was told today that 20,000 surplus railway tank cars are available to trans^ port oil from the Texas field* * to the. Atlantic seaboard. . President i. J. Pelley of the Association of American Railiradl estimated that that It sufficient equipment to more '• f r o m six to sight million barrelof petroleum per month. Meanwhile, President Roosevelt issued a proclamation (Ivins lh< Southeastern Pips Line Companj of Delaware th#_ authority . to ' • acquire, by sralnsrik domain, pao cels -of land needed for an el pip* line freed Port 8 t Joe, Fla. to .Chattanooga, Tenn.,jtn helj — fcS* the eastern sheftage. . ifAatorooblto operator* in A eastern states who ere Jh*hr ear* . ' • fu r pleasure were calM upon by th*government Tuesday to gat glanc Id September with 11 p r ­ ime raaollna than tael burn ml In July AimeunelniM • pregnm for >_ of petrel>um ' f th a t, aw : N last twe weeks Augo.it, • b*Rjdph^lC*Davla, acting coordin­ ator said, however, that trterclal, sericulture and reney vehicles, would get their full needs so that spreading of the remaining supplies would amount s t s i IS percent curtailment for m private motoriit*. "W# must protect eur reserve supply ef gasoline,'’ Davies said, “so t u t we will bava a supply on hand when winter approaches and fuel oil shipments to tha * # east coast must be kwreased.M Meanwhile, Davlet endorsed a move to obtain reduced rail rates on oil movement* from products* a m i to tha e a st lie said the railroads,,, In conjunction with m the oil industry transportation m committee for the Atlantic ocaf oard. "can ren d e r's real service by obtaining rata adjustment* and faster car handling which will make the use of tank ca ^ economical,'’ ' Song Written By Local Residents • Is Well Received “Stand by trUtlc oosig hjf. two Ban vested today W tater, wb# Going To China Over Thousand Craft New Reinforcement W i l l Be Launched R e a c h Singapore] By Close Of 19-13, N i pp o n - Ame r i f . . T a l k s Continuinf .P r e d ic ts I Increased By Roth >V.TrrrrnrCmm tries; Berlin Is Attacked m ill Lord Mountbatten Takes TOKYO, Sept. 3—<JP> Prince Fumlmaro Konoye government war industries i tentative* today Japan la fi the gravest crisis In her hial and that total mobilisation necessary to overcome Lb* gency. Konoye’s blunt admission elded with the arrival of strong reinforcement* for tain's Singapore bastion 'X XSIIINr.TUN Sept. 3. Japanese-United States negot ■—I XI1)- l*re.iil*nl Ilim w irlt tlons for rapprochement now || lia r Bnpointrri s five-man progress ai Washington. m i-*len h u o ln j by XV. AverGerman advisers ire preaaii rll lU rrim s n . the Japanese government lowi Irnd-lraiM • \ p n l l l r r in I i-ndon. to go * policy of aggression on tl In Mo«rn» In ilitoUM m atrr. Asiatic continent and defiance ini riil to KnN*i« In her fig h t the United States and Creel with N a il fsrrm any. Britain, reliabla foreigner* rently arrived from Japan said %Sw rlll--• I'rree yesterday. They added that tha lliuiilinir i<iiiijli|v fu r n NasU i n bringing all p n tiu fv Brig. Gen. John er possible to force Japan into war. rli'iiilluck xvliich mnki'.t fo r heads tb* United States mission Theso foreigners, Including A l­ which soon leaves for Chine to xriir nf |Mi-.it,iou mill n ttr lls nationals, asserted the Kon-, lend advice and assistance to tinn hi llii' W orld W ar oye government probably would that country In resisting Jap­ linn K ussia mill lli'rm n iiv hav# to choose between yielding anese aggression. Japanese spokes­ to the extremist elements— not­ tlax .-rtcpia'il un t hi ir n rrin l men bitterly assailed sending of ably the army—or face the pent-' liffl'IlsixU'S. the mission. ____ blllty of overthrow by violent AI G orm nnv'* r r a r on Moderates In Japan who xxitalnm fro n t, llritu in ’s to avoid war with the demon g ro u n d ), cn un n In King George o f England, had bein in the |i<irt undergoing re p a ir* t ’eu in i' offiMtAivi*. I lu ll f a r tie* are being Intimidated, It i- shown inspecting th e personnel o f the B ritish said. The recant attempt to te r. i* t'.ip tu ln (I. S. T u rk on.I ot l i i ’ lit i, Lieut main active n o I to Russia, sssslnate Baron Illranuma, vice' s ir c r a ft carrier Illu s trio u s a t Portsm outh, V * . g.not’d h ittin g p« wer. A les Knulerton, divmioii o m n iu m le r. premier, wa* a deliberate warning I iHpnti'he 4 from Merlin Dnelf Is in l M o u n tb a tten recen tly fle w to the I I . S. to the moderates, the trevolcrt • •iid on R A. V inv;ht rnWI on said. th** Reich's rupitnl iv ih m io of Baron Hiranuma, considered ani iIn* dnmgi'ht hi months. outstanding moderate began an Tin- fa te o f th.- K u **ia n * r Investigation of Nasi penstm tlm n h holding I,*nin gr;td , nt th«i Jo n fn rd 3 a n io ra N in aa m n tePRs 3 4 * ^ ltl flm m#tUnf inJ drmwing of Japanese government ,tn d in­ northern isul of tie* sp raw ling when he was home min­ Nisii-RuNAiiiti fro n t, »nd Od**i»-»«, # 17 A re Selected »P a declaration of general po|. dustry ister la an earlier govsrnmegt, now encircled on the Miuthcrn 1 * a 1 - n l . T L * „ l*y to guide Its artlvltlks. Kathe traveler* said. extrem e, m »y ilrte rm in e the O u t I n C o u n t y - a*nt|*lly, It called for: News Of the plot against Hira­ RisA4t.ui hope of (tu h iliE liiff tho 1. employment ef every numa leaked nut prematurely, and ?i* Sanford resident* were hslnaan of available man sad machine “an I,Run m ile fron ts Aug. 8, the night before ha among the 282 applicant* for to# Of th e'd irect defease requirements or Cliiiming nn I’llgi* in the witr In was shot, sn Axis journalist t»loChamber of (a t. work esaential to the civilian the uir, the ItUM-iiuna rniil thqyil*. C u l t u r a l S u b J e c t B appointment to the thr*o-mrmt«r tthrt (town Na»i-f»t»nen nWi* t t a t e t t .the .ttm tt q r .'' , ’ ehowed police and ashed whether Probation and Parole Comk' "Wilf Not Be Neg­ (State _ the annus! election of 8. Curtailment ef production niranutaa V a x •dead. the v%»'rkeml with lesa than *i trillion. It wsa reported to­ director* "toV report to W. A. L#f- of less essential artlsU* re that third that nuinher their u»n, lected, Says Kipp day In an A*anclstril Preaa dinfler. nresident. .there may be "an abundance of Axis Plane Loss In I f Ihe l.u ftw a ffe and C c rn u n pitch from Tsllshasae*. Seventeen directors the essential," sad Hstripping lan.f force* fn il l»» break thn Seventeen director* were were elected eiecsea (|y|)[M ^ onom9 n ^ ^ ,the ,. They are: Mrs. Treuio McRae deemed neceisary for Willanl Connolly »n«l Dr. C*. W. th rrn te n in if dendlork on the 2 Years Said 8,020 th*Tralnlog from towns over the county, and Itamil, Frank I-eonanl Miller. defame of tbo country will lin ker f p|t4*ui•••I on the program o f tern fro n t, reg io n * h ith e rto un­ 84 were named from Ranford. In tlala To this sad, • system of LONDON. Sept. 8 —GP)— Th.- be atrearrd in the high school Herman Elder Morris, James four towns no ballots were cast controls will be devised with a nlvtrtftry of th« declaration <f program this ysar ai it was last GI burn Sharon, David l-elnn I ho weekly h i * uni* C lub luncheon touched by th e w ar m ay be op­ ened un tit b a ttle . T u rk e y would Their directors win be appointed view ef assuring the wisest use Air MinUtry, on th# natonri in . yyear, - . when tha schools open their Thrasher, William Howard Tun- n l the VithloA Hotel (inlay, the be n lik e ly prospect U!4 n nr'Y of arallablo raw materials. later. form er relating his expericncri* war on Ctrmany by Britain rntlfdoora for tha beginning of the nicliff*. 8. Routing out and nutting to An organisation meeting for Applicant* from Orlando In­ when he vt.n on the **\Ve the bntttefiehl. France, placed Asia loaaea for terma Monday, 8ept 8, Tin* Cii'rm nn* n u ^ rtw l la *t the elcetum of officers will bo uso of m atsriah which are be­ th t flrat two ytara of th r w.»r|*^ Kipp, principal of the 8an- cluded: Walter Akermsn, Robert People*" rmlhi $h»w recently, amt night ing boarded by certain Indus­ th.it th eir ailvaficeil b r c M held before Oct. 1, Edward Hig­ *! British nl • Grammar School, »aid today B. Rroailer, Donald A, Cheney, at 9.010 planet and trie* and traders. Speculation in in the north itood w ith in 2d gins secretary, said. Tha direc­ 1after a meeting of all school Joseph J. Dickinson, Arnold Pat­ the la tte r o fferin g t\*u Eonyi*. lO M ltm e mm P ew re se t $.089. and th at tors are elected for the Chamber's O. | B. Herndon, presiilent, nn* mili'B of Leningrad | principal* to plan for the opening rick Mlcklar. fiscal year, whkh begin* Oct. 1, Those wh*> have applied for nouneeil th a t the lM>nnl of ilirec - their R om anian iillle« w ere about | of school held at T. W. I.awton's 1941, and ends Sept. SO, 1948., , commission posts will be offered tors w ill meet tomorrow night nt to Ntrnngb* U d f u n In the fa r office yesterday afternoon. Booth by c u ttin g o f f th e w ater Director* sleeted from Sanford 1 Roys and gfrta will lava op­ written examinations 8*pL h at 7:00 o'cliM’k m t the homo of K. C. nupply o f th a t be^legetl Itlflck are as follows: portunities In home economic*, Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, and Ilr r p e r . K«1 Rm iii I h II, Jno. D. George Dv Bishop. Lloyd. F. . agriculture, farm ihnpa wood­ Tallahassee. A rating committee Jink ins nod D r. W . I*. Ruhr m ini J'ra port. Boyle, R. Gordon Brisaoi^ W. P. Mnwnw ,n rommunlou# r *r working, chemistry, physics, and will grade their papers, and later wer*' v t l n n r i back frum lhair Byrd, ncBrooks, Jr., T. conduct oral examination* vnrntinns. Ktilhrr J J Killnuhnn ly Ihin in n rn in g o ffk d n llv to th* HtnsdsU Sanitarium mathematics class** which will will Mrs. Irena (Watt, teacher a t **• Andrew Carrew»jr, Randal] Chase knuwledgi'd Ihu fu ll, n f T n lllu ri, Isavin* Chicago . ^ P Tit them to enter defense of those who successfully pass Ini the group ' „i nor iirir H. H. Colerain, Holland L. Dean. West 811a Primary School and he# I hr idd F «tun lnn ru p ita l w eat nf Kilwnril F. larfln, phigmin rhnir- l.i'ningruil un ihn G u lf o f Finland ludustalag when they finish tkelr th* teats. F. A. Dyson, Forrest Gatchsl, B. •liter-In-law, Mrs. Fay La* af Eiw ♦ra drove around sight-easing for I •chool A list of U) eligible* will lie career*, Hr. Kipp explain­ ninn, intrnduml the turn cut**!*. ntmuad through sometime, then con O. Gray, IL Jamas Gut, E. C. terpriaa, haw* relumed from established. Th* 8Ut* cabinet wi.ll Dr. linker, ircrompintt-il ut the c h illi tin ' N n s ii had d u lm id ed. Harper. 0. P. Uarndon, E. F. flva-waaks tour ad Georgia. Ten­ Rockford and EIgtis •elect the three parol* commis­ piniio try Hurry Kuilrll, mtng |n-t F'ridny. und »nid n f tho frn n t “ However, th* stress on there "While driving through Wiscon­ Houi holder, J. L Ingtay, T. W. nessee. Minnesota and South Da­ only I hut heavy fig h tin g w m in sioners from among th* tap five 'kill* will not neglect the cultur­ Lawton, ff, A. LoffUr, Lea R. kota, during w U t they anw the sin w* raved about tho lovsly hllH. al aspects which go into thrr mak­ on the list, the others thrn mov­ “That'* How irt'liirul Got It* prngrm u rv e ry w lirri*. Numc,’’ nrol “G ih | III om Aim rirn." terms and fine famous panorama palatine of high btoffs, lovsly 9 Itim iu n c u u n liT -n tlu rk * were Lesher. . sf a good cltis*n,“ he added. ing up in position for later selec­ Mr. Connolly rclutril hour hn Also, M. G. McNair, John “Tha Battto of Atlanta’* and tha cattle and sheep. I t <xaa a treat tn ing inning nn n lurg" • r u l i \ hew'Musical education will be avail­ tion to fill any vacancy. Commis­ bar) tmr-n told hy-tlio .tiidur thut coni Mslech, 8ri, Charlss 8. Morrison, Court House la Dayton, Tsnn., ___________ sea such rich fields ot clover and able und nrn»t im p o rta n t o f all In vole* and Instruments far sioner* will receive $4000 a year hli pnrt in thn »htrw hnd hern ever, fin* field* e t ripened grain. Clyde Parks*. B. L. Perkins, M. w han th* “maokty trial” wi Suvii-i rm nniund rln lm rd thut student as well sa art in-1 each. port poll t*rI until u Intrr ihilu, nnd th" “W# saw many bug* whit# milk evsry L Raborn, 0. E. Rollins, F. E. the invading N » r ii un-ro fu llin g Rccretacy of 8 tat* Gray mad* thut hr- ahonlil return to Florida trip folknrat w t . along tha highway ami w •traction, along with English, puhlle RounUUat, Hal Wight, B. B. An s c s o o t mi th ickly th u t H itle r hnd been the list of examination social studies and others." and come buck In Now York Inter. anjoyad the enjoyed tho bright blooming holly Wight. Fred T. William*, Voll# “W* fnrri-d t" rtiali un reitifnrcein en la In *n effort to protect tha applicants. It al*» Includes for­ “ I war aightirvin^ uround thn from rout*. Our bocks everywhere. Wa continued Williams. G. D. Workman and A. scenery occupied Europe fo r hia mer Congressman H srtort J. health of the children, principals, city," Mr. Connolly >nid. "when to Mtonaosto, passing through party drove E. Yowtll. gravely w eakened e m te rn unni"«, [Irene of Lakeland and Burton teachers, transporters. Janitors, I hnd n hunrh that 1 •houhl go tn Junior ColDirectors from tbo county towns grounds St Winona, Red Wtog, B t Cloud in munc ra -c a Icuving wounrlsrl Tana. In Misses polk, Anoka and finally lunchroom workers, and pupils Brhoepf nf Tam pa,.candidate for tho *tudio. When 1 did, I found ronvulcacenta In hold th e went. a re :, • J .. that one of the number* had linen * atopy arrived a t my old bora* town. who have been out of th* county governor text year. Altamonte Springs 1 C. E. Brad­ N a il g a rriso n * In F r s n -c , tn cancelled, and they were loukinjc Belgium sc ra n tha Alexandria, where I spent two during tho two weeks prioy to tho shaw, Benjamin F. Hotot , in llr llu n d , hnd bec-i for nio to go on.^ ef school will b* required w uK wanks visiting relative* and opening Mr*. Beniamin F. Halnaa. •tripped o f n v in ru -c rv lu ti who G ty News B riefs to prerent * doctor’s certificate On the radio *how Mr.' Connolly went In th ere o rig in n lly to re­ m Parks Hibbard Fsyn_ friends whomT hadn’t seen sine* showing thst they have not been —............... e told how hia grandfather had place th e rrg u larit who helped 1987. Alexandria la a fsmou* Drake and r. E. painted the well known "Spirit of make up the in itia l Invading g3 L W,H" tourist resort In th* heart of the in any community In which there Tha Lions Club will meat to­ are any ctses of infantile paraly­ "7fl,” and how it wan exhibited at frre c t n f the r n * t— th i* w I * thn Paraat City: Frad Forward c k b reidea night a t 7:00 o’clock a t tho Voi­ sis, Mr. Kipp said. Lake Monrie: J . TUdea Jacobs. -W a ta d a dsUghttol trip to 1878 ^*’^*^**P^1*a Centennial In fficin l Ruaalan accounr un atThe corps of music tracker* ds* Hotel. Oaorga H . -----tr*ati**>e *• r»«» Tkre*t I tasks Btato fe rit white •$ Akx devoting whole or pari time will “Th* reactions of people who WOWlfW mss u + k J ’ H n . W att raid. ” Th* Tho Board ot Deacon* of the pack is about 100 mUaa te rth .r Include Mis* Dorothy Sanford, First Baptist Church will meet **w the painting were all dif­ V n m t . . . ___ _ nortk. Tho focoota are chlsfly of of Bsmtote High Schorl; Miss tonight at 9:00 o'clock at the ferent,?' Mr. Connolly said, "and I aowara Whlddon, Sanford Junior some were sn touched they cried W. J. Lswtoa, rtoa, AUra B Hoat, a R. F. M jhJi i|Mrs. ^ Aldls ^M lwee^ Ly- church. when they looked a t IL" C. R. i S iV S xU S r» & ' z p When h. View Areheard on th# radio, Mr. “T m i t m tokos. Tito water flowing Tho Board rf County Comml*- Connolly molly asiiA salil, one doe* not face DL, where - ' Uta w ore, of will bold It* regular th# audience. hut I Prim ary Schools To slonera at * table masting tomorrow morning at ot right angles a t site them. He a«i,l 10:00 o'clock a t th a ,. Court Rcgiater On Monday Losing to DsLand bv tha ,l1" "*f»®u* s t first, but House, O. P, Herndon announcod quickly “got “Into th* swing" of iror* of Itxb to 14H Sunday i Held For today. t ______ . afternoon, th* golfing tram of Registration a t Iko South Sid* M d Waot Bid* PTtmary Schools At th# conclusion of his talk, th* Sanford Countrv Club cloud fW. E. Watson w la Issued a Connolly played several *». th* reason of th* Inter-city This r ill toko place a t 9:00 o’clock buiUlinv permit to ropalr and alter Monday mernlag, with huso* run?xJo, Including matches, begun th* t i n t nf th* _ . to a building a t 807 Oak Avenue a t Raymond I.undqulat, Bwadlsh terra- " t tg , on their regular morning a coat of $75. L. K- Borelons la SUnd by Arasrlca," which h* iilmmrr, golf pro, reported yesterday. ’ r f • •chadate* and returning at noon, namsd oar tho contractor for the wrote with Harry iWsstor, Th* slngla match wan hy a today by Mr*. r*nd j J J S * construction. local team on'th* Del-and ronrso tin * Stella F. Arrington, auporvlalng wa* garnarod by E. J. Nslsun prisuloal if U* Banford primary Doctors of 8*nford have made Lakeland Rejects school*/ and Dr. G. 11. Putnam, playlag arraagomento to ctesc their r i ­ No lunches will bo reread at Commission Change •gainst Mr. Clark and Mr. Fri- fle** on Thursday afternoon In•non, of DsLand. Their vlctoriou* (*teaola on Monday, Mi and no ora lunch#* or. suppllts wlU bo stood of Wednesday afternoon, . l . p ^ KE.L A N D f R* p t 3 — <Sya- tsam *dg*J out their opponents B»vk* stated this morn­ ■atU welfare csrtlfl- Dr. O. tm change Percent of by a score of four to .fhrr. goto into offset th# qualified voters turned G. W. Sp*nc*r tn d Harry • ra signed by too pro- ing. The nut "■toly and offices will bo Tucwtay as eltlsen* rejected a Took* dropped lh*lr match to Mrs. Arrington proposal to Increase th* numbar Mr. 8w«*n*y aad Mr. T b o m p ^ ... shod parent* to of city commissioners from while L aw n tu s Lundqniat and . Jo* Matter* wtre downed three to five. their children with I otter TAS INClBABB o signed certifiTh# total vote In the refer- Mr. Rob#risen aad Mr. BepL endum was 8000, with 117> vot- F. D- Beott and John Ivsy log against ths five-man >cLup dsfrated by Mr. Blmmona and S8t voting for it. 'Apprnxl- Mr. Hamasor of DoT A t h w a o M U# ■tatolg. 7800 war* qualified to o t tbo bllad. T1|0 referendum was held anD»r authority of a local bin tox-em ‘ to the Chamber Election Results Are Made Known In Report WASHINGTON, Sept. 3 — — Asserting thst the Maritime Cara mission's construction pro­ gram “is net behind, it’s ahead’’ Chairman Emory S. Land predictJ3 new ships of deadweight ton, operation bc___.. . . _-, and the end of 1948. Land said these figures do net Include 105 vessels delivered an to Sept 3 or additions! small craft for which the commission is contracting. The new supply priorities and allocations board made it clear yesterday that a aborts* i of raw maletisls needed fo- defen-e would tirceeaitate the c.-vung of some '**» essential iud utrles. Thr tis r d . snpoin-ed as thn maatrr-sgency ef the defense production effort, too* up It* duties, as President -foo-i-tpil ar.nciner £ a new drive to in­ crease production l e spending m ire ir.nnsy tnd putting ixtra shifts t< work. The ('resident's statement was made at a prtsa conference at which he said the Ine -cased tspendl'urec would come through a rtm ‘In general appropriations, rath e r. than through augmenta­ tion ef the lease-ini I fund. However, a new leasr-tend pro­ gram. estimated ’to total $5.000,. 000,003 la expected to be ready for Congress within a week. As .the President spoke, the hoard, under the ehi!rm*n«l 'p of Vic# P>csidm$ Waller.^ was hold- Russians Claim Victory In Red Armies Seek To Retain Leningrad; Odessa Is Circled School Program Will Emphasize Defense Trades Sanford Residents | Connolly, Baker Apply For Jobs On Present Program Parole Commission At Kiwanis Meet Board Of Directors To Meel Tomorrow Night At 7:00 l\ M. Mrs. Watt Gives Account Of Jaunt Through Northern* Southern States Sanford Golfers Lose Final Meet To DeLand1Team rf. n • ^ttfTTfc •- $ ( _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 02, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 02, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0daad0af38f6b03a02bb175b95bf1a67.pdf 7254fc342711848a58ad46f5b25282e2 PDF Text Text f V V * t /*>■*.'* ■* > ...... . v ....................... ........... tii 1 U - - V T - - ‘ V. ■ r r r t H ' K ' T X ' X �Sanford Is Ths Os Florida City Affording And Water Trap 8 A N F ^ U ^ F L O R ID ^ S A | States Army Tries Out Its New Tank-Killer Bulwarking Choose Alms An- ing On High Seas' * a rtt i& a z ir Needed For M ore A r m £ J s Cited; topabliean preeidratlal la m « araertcd- he’d H t to yield to lho Pres­ t o to r th# Job or ” m**CiaV nitilii" ft bo keep* • promises, In view «f a ro o t policies aid *b*no r {neutrality, o f ao t another arm ed em odl- Peril To Leningrad ^ Grows Worse A s Finns Draw Near n» bfllty of American invasion .. ware amon- the moet.untent The i m y ' i provisional GKQ-Tsnk It* weapon* la > demonattet on and on* o f It* f a it, n*W t a a M ll era mllllm«t«r gun during the teat maneuvers. Th* battalion's main waaponi ar» thirty..|» of . the IB-mm. weapons mounted on jeep* and awamp buggies, t*U» American1 Rod Cron baedquarten In Waahlniton to Tuptraa bar thanks to Norman H. D»■via, U. B. cbalnnaa, far tba wat to u u m command a filh e -B rlt- lownr i r n — ‘ Inoome t a t u m p * » to IU0O for and firom *809 to panan*. Impo#* a nk*T pononal tn- i maav ostia* and d l to ^ n la a th# & & & & CO a l ly oftljr j . ttla m a n than h a lt Mat** expenditure* a* Cm ■ fi " ,K| JV*® German* iM a **■ uto'flnoiica Cosnmlttee [UMOlini 4 m w U im 5 3 -5 § 'orro of AatrkM bay* Group Is Named panford Residents Plan Various Road 203 Survey For Election Of )-t Outings Over Labor Day Weekend Is Completed To Oh, Labor Day I Chamber Leaden Border Of County • By definition th* holiday th at la coming «p Monday la "a l e n t holiday, a n a lly th* first Monday fat September, In honor of, or In Intonate of, workingmen aa n th u s ," b at by cuatom It la a holiday for M arly everybody. Seml-offtclally tn* Labor Day weekend alao algnlflat tba and of tba aunt mar aeaaon and tbo windup of banah vacatlona and mountain tripe. Many Sanfw d re* Idrota an planning to a pond thalr long weekend a t aearby beacbee, either vUltlng frianda o r entertaining them. O ther, w ill go to Ukoa Committee To Meet September 2 For Counting B a l l o t s W. A- baffler, prwUUal e f I S S S k 'W <3#3< Mr*. B. a f the Sanford nine-man alectten cdhamlUM.l called th* mamSsra to meet l o o t « to arrange and w an t ballets fa r ehooalag tlliocton A m V course which w ill bo offered .thl* y ear I* eecretorial practice fo r advanced stenograph­ er*. Ml**'Clara Malech, Instructor, will teach typing by a new and ettraattv* method, Mr*. Mawwell stated. Mis* Melsch baa recently rom pltfoi A tour** a t th* Trad* and Industrial School of th# Uni­ versity of Florida at, Daytona LataFg wr.""f"* (" t w a t battle* h i ' raln-drer.ched fields, the R u . today. WWfo N aila reported lAe f a VkF**? . of u p to >*0 Soviet rhlpo laden with troop* ft**. l» f from T d llh a Retool*. t^)NIK)N. Ao>. 30.— (A P ) , Ooraord of the . • ‘V 1" * « o d e a itla g Mr M ay g reo U n ,, to q £ f . ' Right-Of-Way Maps To He Completed . By Road Officials R lghtof-w sy turvey work on State It Sad 203, which run* from Oeledo through Chuluoto to the Cheney Highway, ha* teen com­ pleted Vo the Orange county line, n letter iVrelved today by Senator K. F. llouahobler from JW, D. LoVfllle dlviilon engineer of the S tate Road Department a t DeLand, Advises; - Tbo plana hat* *been **nt to tbo Road Im pertinent’* office In Tmllahatace, Mr. loVcillo atated. Senator IlmuhoMer explained that the next utep will he for th* Tallahassee office to complete th* right-of-way mnna and submlt th* deeds to the Hoard of County Commissioners. Thl* work I* expected to l>« completed In a •hort time, Senator llouaholder Ion of u* all,” ho told a Ion* werker* a t Coventry, Sd*|t emphasised •*— _ fro n ti ___ that th* output of war material by Bri­ tain, her allies and th* United State* “itlll fall* short of oar need*.” flora In thb CUy H all and tba New* of direct action In th* Court Houao will h* cloaod, aa w ar we* comparatively M arco towell a s most stores In th* down­ town section. Th* Sanford He­ nlnously closer. rald will not publish n paper The Finns reported a thrust Monday. ia VI. Kivennapa, 30 mile* from P ik t of Urn Semlnolo County Tho P o tt OffteO w ill observe When tho right-of-way mhpa schogi system, the Vocational have been completed, the County Scho*|. charges no tuition fra*. Commission will proceed w ith 8gbJ*eta offered include shorthim b typing, bookkeeping, busi­ securing of deed* when tho S tate ness fbigllsh, filing, aumaograph- and pojfthabl* mal advise* that they are ready. Mr. log. calculators, and civil ccrricc avar. m delivered LoVelllo annnunrrd that he ex­ ircpamtlon. terrie rs w111 W HR city o r rural a* m ere, but mall pected to continue the- survey wQI be dlipatchod fom tba office from th* Semlnolo County lino to Road 23 or tho Cheney High­ as im other d a n . Collection* fro m designated way In Orange county. street letter bags* will b* mads between the haars t f l t S O P . l l . and *:*> P. M. Chief of PoHw Bop WUUam*, whose Police D epartm ent will re­ main open ever th e weekend Is­ sued a spralal appeal to motorist* CI.KARWATKR, Aug. 30 — to drive carafvUy over Labor (Special)— Tho body of Jam cr Day, aaybw “ It's b e tte r te bo Hudson Hlmmons, negro drowned h a ad Russian official late tb a a eheanC* Clearw ater bay Saturday a f­ confirmed th at Shah Ro­ Driver* have another lesson In ternoon, waa pushed Into the fish il P ah ltv i bad ordered a net* of Lonale Cold early F ri­ I of hnatlUUoe b u t la­ day morning by a porpoise. Con­ in aa to w hsthsr occustable Cy Lowery reported. ef etratogie objectives Gold, who hod stretched his nm tlnae waa ra n te d . net* on th* mangrovo Island seat has coeoed to bo a milof Clearw ater Beach and north oaostlon.^ authoritative of the causeway, was attracted to tho 'n ets by the strange noise of tho porpoise. II* sow tbo ne­ gro’s body end cam* to ClearWOULD U M * CARGO w ater to report to police. Constable Lowery, a native of Clearwater, tgid porpoise always push a human body to shore. ah And Soviets Deeper Into Iran S ilk Production In Florida Said To B e Practical i’s Installs rte£ n :R it» Launch Campaign Service Organization resulted In tba donation of more th in 1J.000 pound* of Mtop motel which waa turned ev er to E !5 T T S ii“i.,‘£.k,;u s L.- I �i •% • + v- A - - 11m tii . , r> 8ATURDAY. APCUOT 30, iw i % BANFOHD, FLO HU) A Sanford Herald IBI Cteefol;, .. i .• '. . o ' >•: Chain Stprns WUI Sell Defense Stamps j Monday la Labor Day. Batworo *tb ls gftorrpon apd Tuesday m ornlnf, million* o f A m or^m a, nw iti/W orkingmen, w ill taka to tha nation’s highw ays from th e heat and turm oil g f the cities for a day or tw o’s respite among the cool refreshing breezes o f m ountain or seaside resorts. The N ew York Safety Council estinm U e th a t o f this number m ore than 400 will be klBetf and a t least 14,000 Injured in highw ay accidents. T his does not include drown* inga and oUmv accidents which w ill swf*U th * .,..to ta l to om aiig the highest casualties for any sim ilar period of the ITMMI6HT « 7 *M “?orew arned la to be f a w n e d ," The . U b o r # a y weekend la a dangerous, parted. Everyone will b e., in „,g hurry to g e t to th e beaches. Everyone w ill stay there wntU the la st m inute and then be h t.a hurry t* .g e t home. When such rush periods are on, accidents occur.* You can SATURDAY, . ell AUG. SO. They're trying to hit on a gsso* ttM th a t eroeft explode except In the ryHnSsi i of the su to o r pUM o r tank w here It’s desired to have It do eo. Bo enclosed. It'a urgently ■ n f n n r r for It to I M r Infra, but If* fa r from pleasant to bar* U go off whan aeaaa saboteur puU a match to It. DynamlU. for « • ample, bysts violently whan corfcad op, hot. whan unaewflnad. empty ■bums peaceably, ’and can ba put out by squirting Vmtereei l L That'a tha qua& ty-af gasoline OSRD la e x -j u r i s t s w if e d ie s COCONUT GROVE. Aug. 3 0 .- ' Uft— Mrs. Grace Ralhbon Wiompton, 46. wife of Uly 0 . Thomp- • son. former elreult court Judge, died here yesterday a fter a lon< Mines, fibs w ta a native of iElm lra, N. T . t- . *fd IS 4! LAKES AUTUMN (Prom ’VbUes) • .* HERD In Flag** TAkas country l. 0 rapes rlpea. thick upon ysP tV lowed vines. * V ‘A long steep tarracaa pickers V ,._ g ath er N lg iy p e , Delawares. Burnse sprsedn 4 ravenous crim; * a<* over these hills. W here oaks, hickories, msslos blase, u nrunearned. step anas that OSAO Is dining into It Juat now. ~ . ~ ~ ~ T ~ , OS2U> Is an thi trail of ganna likewise. • Nominally tha notion la to c a t* aad nullify tha mean type o f’am. each as are likely to be prev. slaeS whan ware a n raging. It might be that hag gaama would ha nlee to sprinkle around in aaaaay UnUayr, thhegh It len t mentioned thatJthaTa OSAO's purpoaa In kook* lag for ’em. • It wouldn’t be dvh Used warfare., Ae if there IS any ar. familiar Torlds water* botMhpInngr w with more than ona pole, line, b reel. Wo believe It la a rather common practice ■with ccr- lain flnhennen to u m aevaral Unas, and until tha Leesburg Commercial editorially explained it w e never knew it was against th e law. "The way It came about without our keeping up with »" says tha Commercial editor, “was through a subatl'ute amendment for amendment number 1 «f the bill That aubatitute was offered by BImpsoa of. Jefferson county .Cleaner I d Gits Mask; UOtije Reshapes Industry of your dragd hand. WASHINGTON, Adg. SOHjP) Natlsnal datonaa hha given w meaning to the word, " « a rakki'* and there era few fiduatriallata with Its this autumn. i n ! u ^ U,U* Hon^ r*’ ^ h O e n tm d s w s h rlsss, *WW4 by the 81* Nations, rad man m trace rem ains potkelbooks 4~T»a*t no traod ►d ry a leaves toslda am Anger la s Qray. illag g an wUI ba Is faaalon haa boon la rndudng deaths and IHama In Stey/art Says O S R D Is N e w se Court ;et Monday valeyi of Seoaca, Mynen. A n d er sp n - Griffith F uneral D irecto rs 706 B. Znd St. Phene 438 *^ ~0>>WiiaVii rmn h • Manitou, here was tha Long House , •*, rw w P » o p k th e Irtxjuols. On thie region you laid tha print , tm w w a F IL L BE WELCOME tlon In observing an acddcntless holiday. ’ CHURCH. SINCE IT a. FATHEHH HOUBE-, YOUR FA TH ERS O FTEN AND ASK ) C O M E . TO TOUR TOO) My house shall Wo wonder how many local fl a bouse of p rayer fo r with a new law which prohibits fl peopled—Isalsh 80:7. F I NOES >■ 5A ORLANDO, Aug. 30— (Spa- • e ls l)— Dcfrnso savings stBiiipi ill bs placed on sals . s t all Florida chain stores startin '. Sept- 13, aeaordlng to an snnouneement by Cheater B.. Tread­ way, managing director of the 0 Florida Chain Store Association. In addition to se llh g stam p,, tha stores yrOl feature the sal<-< and national defense needs in nil advertising in pewipspcr* ami other mediums. a llrw long tha stamps will l»ew on tala will depend largely np-n the response the puhlle give*. Treadway asserted, holding that the store managers were Inter, ested only in aiding th s defenro e ffo rt to the best of their » h ility .0 to t for tha regular set. Municipal Court a t Do Station Monday afternoon, white persons ware In­ in eases. They ware D ata sharted • w ith' rupew ttnr. t hit case continued, Lswrar, charged with tiocklng raik w ith a vehicle, **• a « i bead. C. T. Kent, ' with being drunk and ■ly, as treated a I S bond. . Patterson, accused of L was. found guilty and W akerlln, rttanU y described the pefalevobrectlon t lu t haws bean made In tha rtprea e n ta tlv o If nilnola. Tha lum ber o f deaths o f IHlnote children U n la now on*4enth o f w hat it w u in o f childhood death —dlarrhoag, tkm A nd Im p o rta n t T o U n c le S a m By CHARLES P^HTEWART, Central Press Columnist OSRD I • T Q A T 8 th e latest of m. IC C meaning .In te rs ta te ommerct commission. - IOC’s an d story, i Everybody knows w hat a n d POO ’ fraspaeUrsly Fadera! Power pad F e d e r a l Camm i l l i o n s ) ana moan r e c e n t , o p M a a d O P A C B la r e gotta up to pats. V w e ath er's im p o rtan t Marias especially a re dependent on I t That’a a subject th a t’s being probed tntsnatvely.., And psychology entera into tha equation. . . W i h e a r a lot these days shout a “w ar o f nerves.** A lso there's tha Item o f morale, r v a earn It referred to In p rin t a s “morale.’* hut 1 th in k that'a n typographical a n e e e r something. W rit all th a t stuff's within tha realm o f psychology—m entality. It takas alienists (doctors for craxy. foUu) to understand I t OSRDhas 'em a t It Isn 't a n th a t super-eclentlAe! M O O N I IT T 1 'lU U lt L I 1 L LOANS from (4S to » 3 « made to resides Is of Hsufonl sad vkinity. S igaetsre—Furallure Auto—Ceaaaker. MODERN FINANCE CO. oai.santo vL oatusl S3 W. C M T B U rilONB SSSf lU N Now Under A Ndw 1 II Fl M anagement * V*> i * . W.. *( Located out a f Sanferd on tb s Hew Smyrna Beach Road, | t . 17. MNEx.BEEft TO ACQUAINT YOU W ITH THE EXCELLENT QUALITY O f OUB BREWS ; menta in fever, whooping c robbed of much 5SJE knowledge gained factor in producing thie out. fhaa b eu the appli .ShtsFi, a J g to w S riiM «; and Civilian Buppuaa ■> • • • Zll. : Laoo Handeraan, • thef natiaa'a ceiling-fixer ae our living casta la boas af 1th The ~S~ at the toft and cf n taada to glv* tha hapoanton that OPACa la pteral—to suggaae that ana ihouM am -OPACBasaT ihtkar tbaa rOPACB la.** aa aaaly * of the Whole thing, hoyavar. proves th a tjy ils the correct vsrh TWb Coupon, Whoa Signed By Yob, Aad 10 CaalB EallUea Y o i To TWO BOTTLES OP LA TROPICAL ALE or “FLA. 6” BEER HOTS TO DEALER: Wo wtH# T «P A " f S T ’-’ �v <. . <- PAGE' THREE MfPHPAY, AUGUST 30, INI a — Social And Personal ActiiM MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor Social Calendar Telephone Estridge-Gilleapie FVeshman W«ek At Eden Supports Wedding Party Feted Stetson To Begin British - U. S. O n September 17 P e a c e P lans Lou la* W athen, daughter of Mr. Thomaa Cobb will leave tomor­ and K m . J . E. N athan. to A r­ row for BameavUla, 0a., where th u r Jack G rant, III, ton of Mr. be will enter Gordon Military and Mra. A. J . Grant, J r , of De­ Collage. troit, Mich- took place th is morn­ ing a t 0:00 o'clock a t AU Soula Mra. Martha Moffit and Miaa Catholic Church, the ceremony Evaleen Cttit will leave Turaday TUESDAY being performed by ' the Rrv. / . Circle N um ber One Qf the W. M .U . of tbo F irst Baptlat Church fn ti e sanctuary of th* Church w i l d c a t a t 10:30 A. M. at the home of Mrs. Myron Smith at tall baskets of pale pink gladio­ Floral- Heights. A covered dish lus balanced either aide of the lunch will be aervrd and the cir­ entrance, while th* side altar* cle member* will visit a t the County Home in the afternoon. were adorned with bouquets of tube rose* and fern. Garlands of CtaB o f th e F irst Methodist fern extended along the coraraunChurch will h a re Ha * mrwVar tCDL-OkiU. and th e .m a in alta r of meeting and party a t 8:00 P. M. the Church, which waa balanced a t the noma of Mrs. C. II. Winn, by tall potted palms, waa beauti( 309 Park Ave., with Mrs. J. O. fully decorated with white roses, tube rosea and fern, w ith pedes­ Laney’a group a t hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lev. rnd life Circle* of the Methodist ta l. of branched white lighted daughter, Dolores, and win, Har­ cathedral candles. Women’s Society of Christian ry, J r , laft today for Dnytnna The bride was given In mar­ Beach wher* they wi.l spend Ihr Service will m eet a t 3:00 o'clock riage by her father. She wore an Labor Day holiday. a t the following homes: Circle Number One with Mrs. ensemble of pastel rose crepe J . T. Riser, 703 Palmetto Ave. Mrs. L uther N urncly and QMcle Two with Mrs. O. S. daughter, Jenlm a, have retim ed She wore a corsage of pale pink Tolar, 918 Park Ave. to their home In Hamilton, Ala., Circle Three with Mrs. W alter rotes and tube roses, and carried a fte r visiting here with Mrs. E a a white p rayer book. 1 Clark and Mra. II. C. Morgan, co-hoateas, 207 French Ave. Mlsa Bettie Wathen. mald-ofCircle Four with Mrs. W. R. honor, chose powder blue crap* Mra. M. E. Patterson ami Eden field, 1811 Sanford Ave. with m atching accessories. Hs*j lies daughtar, Betty, ami Mrs. J T dwcle Five with Mrs. R. T. corsage 'w as fashioned of pink Williams and daughter, Mary | Cola. 325 W est 20th Street. gerbera daisies. le ft yesterday for Daytona B.ach Mlsa Lucy Roumlllat, brides­ w here they will .pend several THURSDAT ______ .-tl» lip League of the maid, chose a frock of jersey d « y ^ itlonal Church will meet In cream yellow and h er corsage Dr,, and Mrs. H. W. Rucker __ _ x cf Mr*. Joseph waa of peach gtadlola florsttes. Robert Hickson acted as beat B arbara and Wayde, J r , re­ MeWh on W est F irst Street at several man for the groom, and th* turned yesterday from 3:00 o'clock. ushers were Douglas Stenstrom, and Paul Hickson. Mrs. Madeline Mallem played the traditional wadding marches ami ■Mra. F. E. Roumlllat sang, ‘‘Because’', and “Ave Maria". Mlsa W athen has lived In San­ ford all her life and attanded th* local schools. She became a member of the Phi Aldha Kappa sorority while in Seminole High School from which sh e waa grad­ uated In 1939. Sh« wa* among the debutantes who were presented a t the second Apollo Ball which .Nursing, a fte r spending a twr wa* held In Orlando In 1939. A t weeks vacation with her parents. present th e la employed In the Mr. and Mr*. E. F. Lundqulat • DOUBLE PBOGRAM office of Fred R. Wilson, city atH arry Bower of Camp Bland Ing U expected her* tomorrow to spend the day her* with Mr* R. R. Dees and Mrs. E1U Ward H* will h* stationed a fte r Tuea day a t F o rt Jackson, Columbia MONDAY The Circle* of the Methodlat Woman'* Society of Christian ScrAce will m eet on Tucaday In■tced of Monday because of the holiday. Ends Today 8. 0 . i at Mr. and Mr*. Laa R. Lasher and Hogh Leahar left today for tfrs. Baton Rouge, L a , wher* the a n d ' U tta r will remain to a tta n / jt y . I aehool a t tha Louisiana Btata h J:- I University. Mr. and Mr*. Leahar Miss Mary Wathen Honored At Shower RADIO NEW9 WDBO Brock with a miscellaneous show­ er and bridge party on T hurs­ day evening a t the U tte r’s home in Rose Court. A color motif of yellow nmi white wa* followed by the ho*, teas In floral decorations of mixed garden flower*, on I In th* refreshm ents of a salsd course. Mlsa Brock's gift to the hos­ tess was a set of four berrv llahea In her chosen pattern of china, and at the conclusion of the bridge games the gifts of the miscellaneous shower were nreaentad to the honor-guest. Bridge prlies were awarded to Mis* Betty Thurmond for high score, and Mlsa Mary Martha Emerlck for screeno. Tha guests w ere: tho Misses Mary W athen, Wilma Lclnhait, Ethel Root, Elisabeth Dy«on, Betti* W athen, Betty.'Thurm ond. Elisabeth Whlgham, Jaisle Due. den, Erm a Doudney, Carlin Pal­ mar, D “ “ W right, ____ ________ . _ Roumlllat and guest, MIs* A udrey A ther­ ton of Pensacola. A h t m d r c d i of n a ltv o l U rlu rtf InntiM 's i’ro (rsste 6:30 ILst'lukll Stores 6:45 t "lunthis ( nncvrt Orchestra 7.-00 I P News 7:10 Musical Interlude 7:15 S|Hiit* Reporter 1:25 Organ Melodies 7:56 E-lintr Hsu* and th* news 8:00 till Parade 6:45 Saturday Night Serenade 9:16 Pub ic Affairs 9 JO Four Clubmen 9:46 News of the World 10:00 Glenn Miller Orchestra 10:30 Michael lu rin g Orchestra n:0O Pres* News 11:06 Charles Spirak Orchestra 11:30 Carl Hoff Orchestra 11:66 Press News 11:00 Sign Off my HhoemAMf. who M i bt^n to Athene, Pa^, for the poet year. He plans to attend tha Uahrer city of Florida this whiter. Mlea Dorothy MiUhell, eaelated by her mother, Mra. J, C. Mlt«keU, honored Mlea Marian Eatrtdge, bride elect, at e breakfeet which aha gave this mom'ng at her home on Magnolia Avenue. , A miniature bride marked the plec* of Mlea Eatrldg* at th* Sraakfaat table, whkh area cen­ tered with a lovely arrangement of whit* races, while th* places of tha ethar gueete were marked «Rh^ miniature wedding attan- Sympathy Grows For Youth Who Fired A t . Laval irM fiasM r r —• owe i wra imnrnvinr mirrmitlv I aval »nd I test •••••». -t n PeO aullbt. youthful- I*...* • M te who liitm.|u..e,| h ie Inn-home fs«Ynn into >1. of an antl-Comniunt-t |.--erulted to fight ninny.. | mans Strain.t Russia But hnforn his illtv. . 1 ' such a eviliesl turn. [.•«> .t . reported t,. hn>....... nt tin* ». . aage to authorities "I r. » th a ' Colette net r „ . , |, ,| • Even then the , r t "• | ..li> elan was in su-h e-rums •••. s •i tlon that the ru m i.r i ; nn«ri> trate and prnweulnr rbnrvn 1 with Investigation Cnlett-- «■--». turned awnv from the hospit.il door nt Versailles At Colette's home town *-f io dustrU l Caen police praasetl ttu-tr investigation of the .-i**n-sin*' nnlitiral nnteeedents m il It France anil the French emplri authorities drove forw ard in their efforts to purgo Communist and oppositionist elements. The. Paris press continued to try to link Colette with Com­ munists, but the police counter attack against opposItlonUt* W*-’ turning more and more to the followers cf General deOaule*. It was m anifest th at thn nu thoritles feared the nntl-Com mimist l-'tlon wa* h-tni yc..mue.d with r i t e DcGuiiolsts. SUNDAY r Palm Beach. (178,460; Gable*. (171.281; Orlando. 345: Ky* West. (I69JXM); land, (1(7,269; Clearw ater, 700. Coral (|6 9 .la k e (110, One XVho Kcally Known ( m i ' miii.i o r goii ilp.tii, i Kim .at • I V M ,«M* \\ still* I t 0U A How BRIGGS $ At Our Package Store You’ll Find The Best Jo B r a n d y , Champagne, Wine, Gin. Cordials, ele. We D elirrr, « I III Ilf II ^‘esflie-r I'dtk Avrtltlf* (6•*•I 3(*l HI rre>( \|lMl«lt«r. Iitlin llerniiil I 'll life'll Hi’hiMlI, l;(S Mm Milt if Worship, Me r|e**•11 I*v ih»* Minuter • HiiMie'i "I trull an r u in n s ." I ’IIlet ft Service* Ml i fiVluck NI lh« 11.11•11*i I'htirrh with l*r. AlUn of Htrleun L'nlwraliy an th« rpcaktr. f lllflN TII^ t ill Ill'll Mt ft f.•r •I \vm AI Kill Hi filial** Hrh.Mil, t'.IS A. M I’htirrh Wfirshlp, 11:00 A M lln». V. II llranthAin. Minlalrr, r f Urrlhirf. 7«.| |* || Phone 91(8 BAGGETT’S Liquor Store Mnthcr Arcade Kv»nlnu Hnrilrs, t oo I* >1. HuhJ#rl. — "Why | Am A I’hrlallan *• t \ I! M—llng. P M. I’VMlIliM Hr r vice*. •:•<! I* M. T hu will the U»l Hrrvlr«» Ihnl life. Hf»k4»ii*l#niMyw» will hw wlih tt« lit*fort* rslurnlng in (’Inrlonatl Hllilee Hmntlnarv wh#r« h# will rer#lv« It In ilrrrrea n # i| June. NEW ARRIVALS dy ef Bnnewkk, Oa, Mra. J. W. Aitmaa, aad Mha Betty Browalag of Orlando, Officers Elected Wnlchctt [{(-paired lly JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 30—(Ab Issued —Florida municipalities (8,138,904 worth of building per mil* In July tm nparcd with (7. 628,043 for the corresponding month In 1010, tho S tate Chamber of Commerce reported KrliUy. This raised the total for U> rar to (48,001,018 compared with 17,971.267 for tho first' seven month* of 1940. July, 1941, total* by dtio* In eluded: Jacksonville, (2,120.036: Miami, (1,270.933; Miami Beach, (1,020,670; Fort l«ud«nlale, (476- w.m'an.'lhbk*l.uSrt.'w'r'.1 (Hill the salioetal llnve Yttur Clock* And Building Permits In July Show Increase Marian Eatridge la Given Party Baptist Church Is Given Swim Party rrww r a Vf m frrm Scandinavia «ni I I1 alan offensive. -nelu li-iof men and p la n e , ha I leaahed along a ah mil.' (r an atlem pt to .trike i t lb. of Field Marshal V n Herman force* tilv aic:r> Ltningrnil from the «• nli.u The Hermann were «,n . taking "de.peral • reei.n ir«i-t the threat of V<« attack and a r u l e - l«n-i». • aid to be developing m m arshland, between the and Foliata rive M. T hf Gcrmnn-Rtiaainn line appesred ■wmyinjr with ttprciul « the north. The Grrmnn High t* deelmred that n N m I •«*.!. ■nd n avnl nffen.<«i\f h ».l ■nd taken Tallinn, tin • Sovirtiied Ratonm. dt ' [entrappefi Runoftrvw fro , long WntAtnt r it y in’ . «* ■nd opening one m>*.* -,v Leninrrnd. Berlin ealimed that mi i I lure of Tallinn on.I ti modern harbor #»f !*••! |-i Red tran»port* no.I |n • had Keen «unk n»»d 11*• ether Soviet war-lnp-*. the HHOO-ton crm *rr K • been badly dam a get I The Uu««inn«— in lli^l • Gulf of Kinlund pi • • i w«nl Leningrnd. h It Tallinn U Ipbn than »r I bomber flight were !••••! .■ be under n rnntinu'i* • bomb* and naval <hi linn; other Dunkerque.'* LEGAL NOTICES oha social fratern ity entertained last night a t a swimming nar y and picnic supper a t Banlamic Spring* honoring rush#** of the fratern ity and th air data*. PI Kappa Alpha member* act­ ing aa host* w ere: Richard Dca*. C. A. Whlddon, J r , Je h a Pope, Gena Harrison, Edward Higgle*. F r, and Frank W oodruff, III. Rosheta w are: Bruea Bolt, Dick Brown, Leroy Lang, Jack Wood­ ru ff, John Dunn, A. W. Epps, f r , and Donald Jonoa. Alao entartalned by tho fratern lty member* w ara: Ih* Ml***• Jan * Sharon. Lola Caldwell, Peg*? Smith, Helen Hutchison, Louis* Perkin*, Evelyn Stowe. Elisabeth Dyson, Joyce Whlddon oW amoofli Sunday & Monday T tt Moat Discussed Picture 6t the Year! Palma, ferns, and tuberose* were used to *dorn the Kstrfega home. The dining table, from which the buffet .u p per wa» •erved, was spread with a lace cover and centered with * beau­ tiful arrangem ent of white rosea, tuberoses and fern, and balanced by burning white tapers in allvsr holders. The bridal thcir.c was accen­ tuated In the open-face sandwichea of pastel colors which w> t* molded In the shap.* r f hearts and wedding bells and In the •liver and white novilty napkins. Miss Eatrldge's gift* to her brideim alds were gold Dorothy Gray vanltlce shaped to resemble largo hat*, while little Ann Lyles, flower-girl, w s. given a gold necklace. The bride alao presented gifts to other* assist­ ing her In her wedJit.g arrange­ ments. Mr. Gllleepie's gift* to the ushers, to M. J. Stiii*-eiph#r, ■nd Jimmie Miller, Jr., of llrunswlck, G i., soloists, were tirs and Pi Kappa Alphas 1 Have Rush Party MIDNIGHT SHOW •11:30 TONITE Thrills — Chills Spilla — Laughs! P b w tiW DELVND. Aur. 30. —(Special) —H a n . for th* opening activities of S trt.on University's 59th ses­ sion. with freshman orientation track *• ,n opener on Sept. 17, v ara announced today by Presi­ dent W S. Allen. All ffrehman man and women and transfer­ ring up|>errlaiuimen will fath er Mary Louise Wathen, Arthur J, Grant Wed AT THE CHURCHES filiates, but worker* rem ained on their Job* a fter the .settlem ent waa reached during the night. Officials ef tha line, which runs from Dothan, Ala., to Panam a City, Mid th* railroad agreed to give the trainmen a atandard “truck Jin#" rate of pey end to use locomotive firemen on dieselelectric locomotive* which now a r t operated by an engineer and i 'afthttiifil fwftri?il ispift n n s T n i i ierH o r r u n i s T • riM STIIT Sundsy.Hrhoal |; 4 | A. U. Murnlna Horvlca 11:04 A. M. WsdaaadAy nvsnlne earvics ( : l t Itsadlse noon* Ilsur* 1 *4 la 5 *0 o'clock on Tusiilsys aaJ rrldavs. r i ll ll a T JKHII.W U Ik* sabjsct nr ih . Leeaea-aermen which win b* read In Hhurhsa nf 1'hrlsf, grl.nilsl, throughout th* world on Sunday. Aueust II. T h. ilold.a Teal lai *1 am aot aahamsil ot th# eoepel ol Christ; fi-r It la th* power nf nod ust.i salsallon la esery s n . that hall.veth1* (It-mana l;14>. Among Ilia cllalinna which compits. Ik* l^sson-Marmnn is th* follow life from Ih . Bible, rtta ms* hath sssn Ood al any lima: th* only l>**oti*n Hon. whkn la lb* bo*om *1 Ike father, be bath da- UTIFY YOUR HOME WITH h Pre-Cooled Flowers From ain G a rd e n s . F lo ris t 1 Oul or 3 w Young Men 30 Years Old Have Defective Eyesight Kssariaallaa aad ts rrw l Slag. ■••Is s*4 llttla a e( eeseestlse alosMS rs a *• ssssk Is site• Isle Ikk atriUilM . fa ll aa laser Isr aa s s s g s l a n l . DR. HENRY McLAULIN, JR. n e a. r a n i t Ava, m « — aar-w CASUALTY " la g a w u * P h » BerrlcsT Andrew Cerra^ay m W J A A K ^ C? E « « u mmm �t t 1 •I ' i. • m sm m SATURDAY. AUGUST SO, IW f rHE'OLDHOME TOW N HOWZ YBR ■ W . Paeon, ton of New 1 Supremo Coart Justice W o n , la ihown with a* Mr*, WltltamMoray, 14, wlfa o f a former patrolman, to shown with tha Mia* Marion Upton, Ui im age 1U thraa children whoa* throat* ah* ilaabad baforo ti li n g b a r own Ilf*. ""fi " according toher huaband. Th# tragady climaxed month* of worry oti^ * " * * £» M an Imagined ailment. Tha husband and a fourth child war* wounded Y«L H al* but escaped a* tha killer ran beaark th n y jh thalr Brooklyn, N. Y , S-t ■••—4 U Vfti«m o*r<* By STANLEY f LADX, V/ILL Y o u CALL f f ( THATTHING a w a y ^ \ UNTIL I <&ET M Y , - I DAV/G3 pO W A t / f Holding hand*. Mr. and Mr*. Ilarold Fink l e a n Federal Court In Brooklyn, N. Y-, a fter court refused to releasa him from the army. A aargaan t than accompanied him back to Camp Upton, N. Y. Court ruled that a n u n who register* under the select]** aarrieo act and subIMMOUj m ftirlfl MUkov |U the rnponalt/ilU/ t&X tilt B A TtU |f t t t i iU eontcqucncee." BACK ROAP FOLKS By J. R. WILLIAMS dtfT OUR WAY OBT THE CAR OUT AMD FOLLOW/ THOSE TW O— THERE’S SOM ETHING FISHY ABOUT THAT KIP WHO CALLED FOR 'lO U R B R O T H E R /*! KMOW FIVEAMD-TEM- CEKTT- STORE SPECTACLEB WHEJsl X S E E T H EM . AMD THAT SU M ’ DAY SCHOOL PAPER STUCK IM H IS POCKET WiAS ALMOST NOT 1W IT— , AMD THAT BOW/ TIE LOOKED U K S ! AM OVERCOAT BELT— GIVE MGr V TH E P A P E R .- WHAT RGHT O R \ WRESTLING MATCH IS O M > Darld B. Scott Fierro Fachra . Kanud Minister of th* Interior and Secretory of StoU In tho Vichy the! ran landstedt gorernmenL Ftorfo Pucbau to axellclal la r ia t eourrae potted to play a a Important ml* to U General run Rand the pro-Nam Franco regime. Ka- T % *L h3« <«r tha amnlng * * “**< « *• ■*•*! . ______ the Florida year; H o d '1 soma fine Uab. Rad il feet and pound*. IT T T M P Jf ) FUU41ACK of era, a Mhlor this Ik ettnrtrtd cm for by Mefftor Tom a little tinder six rba nearly JKJ Darld E, Scott, 4, slaapa aftor iterasa ssas.* Ii-h n ,B .rb « u l in k * D.kW , rushed from hit hi* farm bom* hoeaa a ---------------North East, hid. Tha cop past ronom to deadly unless its rid ________ treated speedfly. e d sr o r th* southsri y drirteg against ths bhan killed. Th* Ru» Jadsrss he wa* m ar ffffllR officer in d Ihil THIS CUKIOUS WORLD V m w -m �SATURDAY, AUGUST SO, 1WI T H E B A N F O R D H E R A E D . H A N F O R D , F L O R ID A By Jacket Mortis Tartrpa University A M A T E U R V h l Ju n io rg L o o l Interesting O n * L o o k s For Good Gator Grid Squad Year On Gridiron CAINESBILLE. Aug. 10 — (Special)— There la n* doubt b u t what boys lOu Fnndrvu • Mitchell, Ja c k Jones. Mick K latka, Floyd Konetsky and Bill Latsko will bo watched With special . Interest hi the early football games of the University t t Florida this Fall. >,. m These’ fire, and four otheta, •co m p rise the group which has been on the Qator varsity one sea sou;" w ad 1 n u w i ernes to the mld-wsv year in therv-o iU eg e football carreers. They ererj gat'd enough as .ophomorna *o attract • a tte n tio n . Unlike many who sta rt going downhill a fte r a high school carre r snd perhaps one season as a frcshmnn gridder. they d e­ veloped steadily a t the season wore on. T here’s Stan Cafey. a boy from Nutley, N. J., who hasn’t been heard of mueh, and who didn’t win a latter fkst year, hut who rapie along in Spring dr'll*, and m sr derrloo ,ln t» a -. gq»d tackle. There’s Eogens .Lues KF Jh erto n , Ga.. Just about, the ran g ­ iest Isil on thn squad, who played only a . few, minolea last reason, hut who hit a f is t pear in Spring workouta and m ar have to be reckoned with In th< m*!t nation a t eeutar. Spike Godwin, a guard from Quincy, and O’Neal Hill from Lako City, who is versntilr enr-jrli to go in a t almost an* beek/ield position, round ->ut thgropp of nine bo ts who start • th a l r Junior year of eolleco foot ball next Mondav. Fomirsn Mitchell, Tallahassee is the hov sAo la going to make Leo Cahill step I n hr.il Ilia' honors at right halfback, t an* #>lack Jones, Tampa, is beta*/hunted upon aa g-'.'Mg. L -.ru nlsrem cnt to, (h*» glftmiV TnjntW Morrison a t laft half, 11111 Latah Is exported to crowd -CharUr T ate a t the quarterback spot, bu' _ th e other two JuoUta,- *ho w»: W it looks now, may rtiA jU rth n assignments, NAh KliMka t ■' rig h t end aad F h y d Konetsky • 'M titM ts .iu a s MIARORS P A iN T im s s u m in IN TIM O ft FIAT SMMI"<MOftS ond • lO ft W A T T A IP A t IN A M IU n 4 V A A N IIH If S U N "A A O O F HOUSI PAINT FLOAHIDI IN A M IL Sanford Paint & Glass Co. IN T STYIIN ® ’' M 'i . „ —1 ■ ■ TAMPA, • Aa*. S O .-k D -T h * bum with th* v d iilu r t h u called thru* of U niversity o f Tampa’/ W dortT* from b u t year, Tam$*!»•■ police force conscripted three and aareral o th e r, have boan discarded tr v scholastic oi other raaeona. But. unless Unci, Sam dig* deeper Intn th-* rankfor arm y service, th e ,Spartanwill face practice Monday twetn lag with prospects for trie o' the best ssasons In the 10-veehistory at foetball a t the /rhoot I The day* of th e “h re f tr» » r have dfcappaared and from th material available. Ccseh Flue!S tew art will put a team en thfield weighing much less th v 200 pounds. Foe several veer* the Spartans have Bera heavM d slow, and the record no* v good. Only two members of the S' men restalnlng on the ras’.-r ii the sealea a t 200 pyundj. Th,-*are Waslley Zsike, hi* tack'i who haa reduced from 31* pounds «s 210. but w ho Maw no sa t much service, and. Ski W eir ** a-apphom hre weighing 20' pounds, counted .upon for regu !er duty. Mac Shadbum , tran sfer fm r Stetson, and Jlmmv M arrh rttr tro d net of, the local Jesu it School vre already In the aim v. lle n r Ralnes,. in end. Is in Caltforni (waiting orders to report to thirmy a ir service. Jaek Newlands, Tony KolV land Bill Fisher, th rre ser.lor line men, have been added to Tem na’s police force and are out fo the. coming season. John Morris, mlil-term taekli from West Virginia, has bee, Morelam q mva -hkss HKAUTY SI 101* I ti t K. Jm J S I. I’httne 5(13 6 0 s Ma p 69 F or cw» OF MlS Q OA uFfuie RooaJoJ 6tf0<l(y i i t t dAS6 OF i f J a Ado CAU.S rr Tile fin e st WINES - GINS - LIQUORS EFFORT oF MiJ C A K tE R EltKK I ll'L l\ I IIV I’llONK *>0 BILL’S PACKAGE STORE Betty Jameson Out To Defend ■Shooting T i t l e F orest Tourney Fewer Players Roosevelt Hints Of Important Statement ANGEL’S K IT SHACK ATTRACT IV E 4-SOOM nnfur nUhM l-«•«. with bath. Nawi) LEGAL NOTICES , NEW YORK ,\ug. 3-, (>T1— ’ ’leaded hv lt<-t*v .Jenu -n, • I ®an Antonio «tarp«hooi. r who* rill be de'endinc th»» M l- f-»r he second consecutive ' ;,r. n.l nrludln-; nil ln*t v,-a>' -ciiii | 'nalsts rn d a sprok'-n-f of "ormer ehnmniori. s fi-* I f | dayers will fee off nt t'> fli-wk ine, M ao., fn u n try flu li fept. *nr the nualifying rounl of th--. tSth women’s amateur g-df rh m plonahlp. Miss Jameson, pared villi 'I n . Ruaarll C. Mann of ftmn1', . Neb. I has the select starting tom- of 10:30 A. M. the group’ 'nnounrad Thurs<lay by the C. S G A. rgveaL Jane Cothran Af Greenvdl.-. .*• 1., runnerup In 1‘JIO, t* paired with Mrs. Sylv* Anncnlo-rg /•ichncr of New Y’orli at 11:13 \ . M., and Dorothy Trounc of :an Francl-co, medalist last y- ar, res off with nnother outalapdin-r •ontemler, Mrrion Miiey of Lexngton, Ky., a t 11:30. ■- — Im portations of aacond-ham Other leading ' contender* n t” | clothing Into CoaU Rica Is pro iprinklcd through the field hibltod, according to tho Dep hroughout the playing day, whic.i artm ent of Commaret. tarts a t 8:00 1’. M. when Mrs. \rchie C. McLave nf White ’talnr, N. Y.. arwt Xtra. Tboma> C. Nolm of Pittsburgh drive town the fairway. Maurern O reutt of Hrworth, N. 1^ always a threat, has Mrs. lames Ferric of la,ng Beach Calif., a semi-finalist last year, as her playing p irtn er, startin'* nt WASHINGTON, Aug. :«0 1:30 A. M. Dorothy Kirby of A t­ lanta hi booked with Mrs. Hayes LTD— Preaident Kooievelt Friday Dansinburg of St. I’aul a t 8:35, hinted h r might make nn im port­ ind Clara Callender of Para<lcna, an t atntrm rnt cn intern:.*ion ,1 another 1940. *eml-fln>llit. start* affairs in liis Luba- Day bnu-l n u t Monday—second nnnlverviry of Worltl W ar II. 1 Rl fs • *•* VI a lUtw'tcJ a •-!"• Other h ite m tln g pairing* la- , Thn speech mnv «iva tho na­ lude Virginia M. Guilfnll of Clay. tion -and the .wurM some ini ling S, Y., and Mrs. Dan Chandler of nf hi* peiaona. negotiation* »uh n>" Dalla*, Tex., a t 10:33; Mr*. Julio* Japaneae authorities r r d A. Page. Jr., of Greensboro. N. touch upon hi* *ca parley* >n*h Ilriti«h Frime M inister Ghurchill. ” , 1937 champion, anil Mr*. Refu*lng (o bo drawn into •* Harry McNaughton of Plandomr. N. Y., a t 10:00; Jean Bauer of pre*s eonfereneo di«<:u**lon »f tha world situation, tin Prc*idrnt said ho had no comment to maka Magnolia. 111 Jr K AaAATWR Fo r \ tUe c i r x x r j r \ VtAR. j r NEW YORK, Aug. 3 a —W i­ ll ivmg ended the preliminary I*"Hiring around which takes them j from the whisll a ahopa to tho swanky cluba ami back again every yaar, the country’! tennis stars started real work Friday a t h-reat 11 ilia in the annual nation­ al championships. Sliced by the efforts of the ilruft, the man's entry Hit ittthides only tig plsyars, and is tupltd off hy a seeded list which inds Champion Don McNeill of .Oklahoma City ranked no batter (huii third in defense of his title. Itchby Riggs, the 1038 winner, beads the ranking sat of eight fol­ lowed by Frank Kovacs, whose antics on the court have led seve­ ral Broadway producers to won­ der how he’d bo In muaical come­ dy. A total of 02 are* In the wo­ mens draw, but missing for the lu st time In years is the first drawing card, Alice Marble, pow a pro. Pauline Bata, the skyrocket­ ing youngesUr who is able to -how allegiance to both California and Florida— ehe livea in the for­ mer but goes to school In the la t­ ter—tops tha «ceded list of eight. Mrs. Sarah Fulfray Cooks of Reno is second, followed by Dorothy May Bandy, another of tha Callrom ia-Flarldu vintage. The only match th at figures to nrrant yawns on tha opening ildya* men’s card finds G ardner Mulloy of C«ra| Gablet, seeded eight, tangling with Sidney Wood, the former Wlmbjedon champion and Davit Cupper. Miss Bundy takta on Mrs Norma Taubele Bar­ ber of New York In the featured woman's tussle. Riggs meats C. Robin' IIippln•tlol of Ban Bernardino. Calif.; Kovrca faces Bernard Walsh of Rockville. Md., and MeNalll trades •bota with Georgs A. Pryor of Pittsburgh in other first round matt'* match**. On tha woman'* ski*, Mis* Bata taka* th* first day off and then m asts Dorla H art of Miami Sunday. Friday, b at ha polntaJ nut Labor of Columbia, 8. C , and Mr*. Pe- day la th* second anniversary of tha w ar and said ho planned W itt E. Unterm eyer of Deal, N to m ik* a speech th at day. J.. a t 10:03 A. M. adquaahas US1D STOVES, \«n jro hrr^hjr ordered and rt* i i a|»p«*nr u|»**n tho first f Sfpi«no>«r A I*. 1 H I, In •h** itfivc ri*tlt!r<| I'nurt to th# •• ii ..f • mmiiiI »ini f ir,| aRalnol • i i tin* abut .• n m o for dlvorco I • /• |ir.» ciTlfMMi will t>o tnt«*»»’*l mrMlii«i you ^ llii" onlor aha 11 b# publlohtd •*»••• .1 Wtrk f<»r foor roiii»catl4t m Thr SAnf-rd Herald, mv him | and (ho offlftAl •*■•* t t h •• ahii\ • entitled Court H •• .’n*| .lay . f Am A. I> tf« |. . «> r IIKIINPOM' c u t* llv A M. WCKK9 D. C. MKKH’IAI. SEAL 400 DKATII9 SEEN NEW YORK. Aiur ;I0 i,r> — The greater New Y-'ik Safety Council, Ine . predicted yesterday that more than put pei««ns will te killed an.l at l. »-t I 1.000 iniurnl In traffic accident, in the nation during the 1 ab«.| Oay week-end. 3o-V eA R OLD , \IB<6RAd S-fluu A I o c c u py '* * a s f b r 1 ut i*i -tu g q o i f so*i w — Me QUALIFIED J T WatLErnraet G antry: mhl-torm pa 1 v r from P lant High Srhoit] n T am m , baa enterad G eorgia Teel: aad Milan Buchanan, senior ha,r back, has a knee Injury whlo' will keep him out of action. Although tran sfers from Stef ton are expected to play nn lir portent p art In Bpartan footha' next Fall, a veteran b.-icjiflel probably., wlU b# the starterT h n * ' are Vie H atch, q u aiter John Compnrato, and John k a u f Man, halfbacks, and HowarB tm o n . fallback. . , Tha - llaa - U uncertain. Seven* players will be shifted from Oi­ lman bald over from |a*t year who will battle with sophomore tor regular Joba. Stewart Is startin g his fir* year aa Bpartan m en’nr. II came here from Delsprar* U„ treplace Na*h H lggb*. the onlhead ecach Unhreralty of Tamp; Classified Advertisements PAGE F 1 V B IN A GOOD LOOKING SMOOTH RIDING CAR TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIAL! COMPLETE AUTO WASH LUBRICATION 3 DAYS ONLY! THURSDAY SATURDAY Ford, Mercury an d Lincoln Dealer landing .* now n s can <30 r-r- A S M o c a -V Ky PAUL ROBINSON GOOOeYff.ETTAANOl NANCY -"HOPS YOU T B N JO iE D Y O U acnlllSSj THANtf A |t«iJON. C ADMM2A- THE LONE HANGER G O O D S*-,WHRZCT2 ’ff fc ’Bfi purc-*r J BU8TNKS8 SEBVICB / I MAN CORD. FLORIDA 109 PALMETTO AVENUE KTTA KJfiTT Vippab/ ntOc FRII H0P6V0U ENJo i r tfOUfi STAY IN ,— 1 TOORAO'OHCANT 60 S a s h o r e .' lo o < a f all DIE 01*215 HE/2E TQ 5£E v.-iii • ____ TBS QUU2 .*t— 1 [ |rt5BfiSN ^ N0N0B2TUL AMBUSH! by FRAN STRIKE10 THE ---------------------- --------------------------- 1 �S- - ■S.;e3iu tte. Sanford Is The O n ly Central Florida C ity A f f o r d in g R a il, H ig h And W a te r Transportation PROGRi Midnight Show. Tonight. 11:30—"KING OF THE tOMBIE8" wHa Jofch Amber, Dkk F am ily Mantas Moreland »nd Joan Woodbury. AMo—I good .nhort*. „ Sunday, Monday—"THAT HAMILTON WOMAN” with virion Leigh, Leurvne# Olivier, A ka Mowbray, and a fin a m l. Alaa-Cartooa, Nrrelty and News. Taraday, Bargain Day, Donbla Program—"ACCENT ON LOVE" with Oaargn Montgomery. Onn Maroon. Aha ■• r. turned favorite, "STRIKE UP THE BAND" with Mickey Rooney and Jody Garland. j Wednesday, Thoryday—"PHANK BUCK'S JU N tiL E CAVALCADE," the gfcatest wild onhnal picture ever made. Alao: -M a rc h ' of Thno pretent*, "THUMBS UP, TEXASC-Added —Cartoon sud Univeraai New*.* 1 N EW SPA PKK SANFORD, Improving On iM dy’s Mural •rlett" of "Con* with Tho "Jtebeeea” and "Wuthering H non In tkd starring ralaa of "That Hamilton Woman," tba that hie treated n tarnation whatever shown. The pktura acraaaad tomorrow and Monday at the load Bits. JUDY OAKLAND and Mickey Rooney, tremendously popular Is. tally ru w an , aa nationally, win bo seen In on# c f th tlr blggaat euctieta^ * ."S trik e Up th e Band." when It make* a retu rn th a w big here n e x t Tuesday a t Uw Bit* aa p a rt of a hargala day pro­ gram . THAT HAMILTON 1 Leigh Lord Netaon ------------ J T m* Captain Hardy — f A • treat Otrl — Angel Savarend Nelson Hobbes Lord Spencer — Lord K e ith ----Joeiah ........ GLAMOROUS ttlL b U tt) COLES, eowaldaml ana of tho must Le'iuUrnl and Ulatttad artrami* hi HaUywoad, pkye the romantic lead In Lean Errol'a currant starring production for RKO Radio 'H u r­ Ju d y G arland ry, Charlie, Hurry" to ba ahowa next Friday and Saturday at tha • Prriaaar . Ip Turner — la Brewster . Cannon Ann Sheo- M akar . Brewster Eddy tor . T han a n two artiste In tha Norman Dale Millar family of Chicago. Daddy, la the senior arttet, who waa working on th lt With the battk of Russia m------j un\ for- —n department stare. taking eaa inap r — — — --------— -e «Ha w -waa W w w|r Wwhen in.IS Hlittle I M * pivoting again on tba. fata Norman, aged 1. escaped from kia play paa and decided to add a « Leningrad ,aad wlti> tbe faw Improvements an daddy's work of weeks. Tha junior artist Helen Jerome ■.■\HarWn Briggs G«m«na CbecVad. If-not acfuRni1iCM tba deftmfvt on V>« m t of tha sprawling Patrtris feucy Hence Morris w»gon T ank uarlta Whitten MlUhaal Prescott . ima SoHo-wan Leigh Whipper 1DING pafndo r f the most exciting women <C U» J»aM, ,ttmtk>n ,1 lb , im . T h .. ;Wtnr* la baaed an tha axperlmres of a laavaa a fartuaa far lava. : iit. * i.JwiW F PHILADELPHIA. S e p t {/f) —A railroad spokesmari ‘today, announced th a t e n te m and w*at»' am railroad lines h are joined l e _____ — M arg aret E aariy jwQkSr* fOm la brought to tha screen In “Frank Bt ana mammath thrill! Tha plctu^a, whisk of tba many expad 4 grant' _rexplorers’ _rv . . . , it Iona .tj^ te. ,hCMM| I*, win hn shown oaxt Wednesday and'Thursday at the; Tn atnry to predacn I M M *. by Chatman (D-Caky at tho flaanet la yiatd about i m M e M M i. William Traay Larry Nana nuH K i. v n Daniel Bodoc Barbara Alyea Samantha Tehama _ itombo — Laiarua _ eningrad March Is Baited As Invad­ ers A re Cheeked Holden W hitm an . — By himself M rs Frances M organ _ Juaa r Future Moves ' WASHINGTON. BopC t — < (AP)—Tba sedate ftaaaee A w a a ittM today fsrmiQy a p ■ i A ir Force Emma, Lady Hamilton Sir William HamiRoo Mowbray , MM. Codogan-Lyon German Cavalry Enters A Burning Red Town Railroad M Lower Rates Aim At Reducing Gi oline Shortage A t l a n tic S t a t e s 1 P a n a e r Divisions Brought To Hed F or F i f t h Day NEXT WEEK’S CASTS Ollrier M e m b e r A sao d eC ed P re a a Are Proble Friday, S aturday— "TUMBLE DOWN RANCH IN A RI­ ZONA” with “Tho Range B usters" (R ay C orrigan. Jo h n t i n g and M ai Terbium ). Also—"H URRY, CHARLIE, HURRY" with Leon E rrol, MBdreri Colee, Eddie Conrad and George W alk. LEIOH, O livierr FLORIDA, Puree11 and Mtetaa Morikrid ar* taptnrad by tba "King a t.th a Zombie*-* Tb# picture wbiah xrib ba •bokm; a i a midnight .how g at 11 AO o'alaak tonight at tba Rita U said to ba aphra-Unglbig censes Fire Destroys Old Home Of Howard Famiy f th* Sanford Fir* stored by Highway Patrolman re ra , sent to the M. Rtehburg, tha Judge said. lira - t h flvs-gaL h mp* but could do aaviag tba I t n a n <£% 'SSTSt V S qaired to take wbten they at for their first drivmfa Ucanse. who haa *36 to , new Faii suit > lion nun Its proposed lower ntea would iL *isn t* helpful to some extent fas lessening tha gasoline ehortago . lion la tba Atlantic coast states, and would have little or no affact on ratail prices. President Roosevelt yesterday served notice an tha world ttM ba scorns any compromisa '.with tba Alia power* and summoned America's .millions to a supreme effort to crush Adolf IliUar and tha "Insane violence” loosed 00 tho earth by Nasi aggression. ... Tba president of tha United According to tba official German capwith thin rmdtophoto from Berlin, G trcavalrymen a n peering through a Rusvillage, which b u riu furiously. Tho said tho to ld ien w ere pressing forwnnl Mrs. Chittenden tha American paoi SCOTT'S Mrs, White, whoalsd .pend on a new F . A gallon. Vice President Samuel B. Ecke e rt of the Sun Oil Company skid Mr*. Jeannette Eagan Chitten­ den, who haa lived In 8anford for the M a t 30 i n n . died Monday attention a t S:Jt> o'clock a t 'b ar horn*, >11 Magnolia Avauna, fol­ a grim and perilous teak" Id lowing a IhwvrTng Illness. She waa "thla most brutal, meat terrible 7H years old. of all wars" and bad summoned Item May II, IMS. a t Lamberttha manpower of America Into vllla, N. J. Mrs. Chittenden waa tba struggte with tba unequivo­ an aetlva member of tha First cal teatenant: I’raabytarlan Church and th* "Fort** of Insane r iclswee have American le g io n A uilltary. lia r been 1st loeae by Hitter upon husband, Edwin D. Chittenden, this earth. W* must da our full formerly an engineer with th* part In conquering them. For Atlantia Couat U na railroad, died these . forces may ba unleashed in 1116. ea this nation aa w* go about Survivors include two daughter*, our tariaaaa of prataetteg Ui« Mias L aura Chittenden and Mi** proper Interest* of oar country.” Edna Chittenden of Sanford, both Tba address, daUvrrad on member* of the faculty a t Saminote High School; three eon*, Joe new ' D. (k itten d en of Arlington, VaH reee. i f,»UuOal service officer of tha lion- 'e te m n a of Foreign Wsra with w rit ';!{}* ~ . WashingCon, D. C.; ngcr P- Chittenden of Arlington, of Vaw aaaoctete editor of th* Narded Tribune of Waahlngton; .was f,nd ,N r <l Chittenden at Pinellas ifore 5*f*s k emumeted w ith th* muId v «*«»«a AdmliUatralton Facility Job ood five grandnon- c,hu£ * n * t o n * Jeannette Chltoun- .tlM,t t i , Ar.Un*t0 »i ° « n» Chilian- S ‘r a e w ? *■* cuum* ■fort w l t e ' M rTW ' . w ai W >±J9lF J £ £ tT '- E S^-VfcVB to aupporf mechanised f o r e , ahead, but did not state whether the town had been *et afire by Nati action or « u a victim of the Russian -torched earth pidicy. County Has No Auto Accidents eratt-a over how to achieve an unchallenged or- f During Weekend ientnl dominnneo which the • Stores Will Stay Open Wednesday beat Store* In Sanford will re­ main open tomorrow afternoon for the first time In three month-, since the Wednesday half-holiday haa been discon­ tinued, Forrest GaL-Lel, chair­ man of tha merchant* commu­ te* ol the Chamber of Com­ merce, laid today. - For tha first tima this year, sto n e closed on Wednesday instead of Thursday, and Mr. Oatchel said tha pish mat with such success that it will probably ba used again next year. The _ _ banka ____ _ continue to two clcs* on Thursday afternoons • • they havs In th r past. - Ci t y Ke e p s Cl e a n Slate As Nation's Fatalities Mo u n t Sales Of D efense Bonds T otal Over $7,000 'L l Month M iLsr-ss^ '„ Jaimnene regard aa their or­ dained world ralo. T rustw orthy foreigner*, in­ cluding Axle nationals, arriving hero a—vrt tho situation m a y > i drvelrp Into one or mor* of tba f following: » 1. Japanese at!Ion In the P a * f/' suffered n« BUtomohile accidents ciflc or * new ruovo on thn>. over the Ijakor Day wrykend » -rai^s though Nitsla for th o ' nation i t - AataUakewlleisah* I . The overthrow of thla pr eeeded tho*.- o," Uat year, ae- aent Knnoya government, poaet-, cording to Associated Press dis­ bly hy force: patches. , 3. Rapprochement with the At the desk of the Police Sta­ tion tho deik attendant shook hl» head and arsw rrvd there were no accident* of consequence during the whole wrekend, in fact, no serirua auto accident, since Aug. 10. The Rheriff's office hnd a re­ port on only one accident during the weekend, and, when men were aent to the scene of the Defense bonds sold a t the Post accident, they found it wa.-, across Office during th* month of Au­ gust totaled I7.U IA S, white defen** stam p salts amounted to UAT, it was announced today by none seriously. Justice of peace W. K. Watson rb stm astar R. J . Holly. Postal receipts showed a slight hnd no accident reports on his gain, increasing from UiHS.iVJ In August of 19 to to 9K8TK31 te th e soma mwrth thla te a r ; Mr. Holly saU T Finns August was a slow month for building, It was revealed a t th* City l u l l by H. N. Bayer, clerk. HELSINKI. Bept. 1 - ( /P i— Only 12,330 w orth' of building perm Us wore issued. Thirteen A Finnish battle trrd rr, tuklng perm its were issued ranging in cognlunc* of speculation over th* possibility of an early Mo.eowvalue from §23 to $300. la r g e s t of tho perm its wss Helsinki poace, emphasised (Id territorial demands upon Soviet Russia Monday and declnred "our fight Is not finished.” Lieut. Gen. L enhart Orach de­ livered the commrnt in a vic­ tory address to hi* troons at the Castle Rquara o f Vilpurl. the Karelian Isthmus city IS dispatch miles northwest of Leningrad newly regained .from the Red Army. A Finnish battle flag tewed today tha dev and oth* tr a d before tbe Russian* Mar. I I , 1V40, was raised again. Mown up by Declare Thciir Fight Isn't Finished der works a 13 Are Killed In French Air Crash Arms Are Pledged To Defense ssjBf n . Army May Deliver PlaneaTo Africa WASHINGTON, B -W jT rmti fDter* 1 l«ra ra mu*Army "leleatiril se d . from £ « m mUU U ry sorvlea and bolding tn a status of civilians, Monday, probably ">»1 I»«lp American Airway* new piano fe rry and1 a ir tfa w p o rt service across the Atlantic ocarii and Africa to British fo rtes to the N ear t o s t , While official souw te w n w alletd on such a possibility, w rit Informed quarter* indicated tha* arrangem ents already a ra being mad* to perm it Army p to ta to m >4 }<&* m l r n from Um the Pan American staff. Preaidant Itoeaevrit announced two weeks ago, ImmedteUjy after, returning tram kia oonfarancsu j a t sea with Prim* Mlntetev Wto. stun Churchill, that Pan Ameri­ can would undertake tha teak *f ferrying plane* aad transporting plan* parts to tie Near East. MARSEILLES, France. Bept. An Air France trans­ port plane dived suddenly Mon­ Defense Reorganizing day into Lako Bolmon, a small Called For By Byrd salt water aetuary northwest of here, killing 12 occupants. WASHINGTON, Beat 1—OFb— A French member of tha Freach-Italian armistice commis­ Senator Bynl (D , Va.). called sion, Jean Courrst. waa among those killed and an Italian mem­ ber. Mario Patorinu, waa on* of three other* gravely Injured. Twelve persons, among them th* three crewmen, were found dead in the pinna and th* thir­ teenth, a woman, succumbed shortly afterward. t. .Fresideal Ute lav Iota- WUllde To Defend Movie Producers WAFDIVHMN. Bept. S ■ Wendt II WUIkle. LM0 wateaUnnlta prsiMcniiftiI (Mi"- ■ Re- ,- - i. fill - . w .k-v.w v 'tests-m. * !■ .. -ITT > -V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 30, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7bd7b12be1789e192f51aab251aced2c.pdf 8d1425d3ad1ea3a4b77ae072f8bfb8b7 PDF Text Text 9:00 0 <1S 9:41 10*0 10:30 11*0 11:06 11:30 I t *4 13:00 R a d io n e w s Taaight’a Prograaa* ; 6 *0 Baaebal! Score a . 6 *6 Moaieal Interlude 6 *0 UP N^wa 6*0 Twilight Melodic* 7:00 Lett W# Forget 7:18 Sport* Reporter Tomorrow* Program! . 7 * 6 Sam Cuff “Fact of th* 0:30 Norman Boaaley War7 * 0 Tb# World Today _7:ia—American Crab* ___ .A A k aB r-tb O aat •C U t H m " . 7*8 Klmer Davl* and iKTNewa 8:00 Academy Award Florida • Georgia' Cattle S a le To Be Staged Soon Glenn Miller Prefeeeer Quia Newa of the World Carl Moff Orcheatra Dane# Orcheatra Union Well*, New* Glen Gray Lee Brown Orcheatra Preaa Newa Sign Off O ^IN ttV IC L E . Aug. gg _ (Special)— Florida dairymen will h ire an oppertnnitr tn purrhaae 27 frmalro either freah «r MWut mad* to freahen when the Flo-. ida-Oeorgb Guernaey aale |. - 7:46 Poor Singing Saleamen 8 * 0 UP Newa THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLfc , LI S T E D , P £ S T - N E « A V e M B T W O D O L L A R S , AND F I F T Y C E N T S F O R T t> U R -C A IC - lM MOLDAN O UT T H E T W O D O L L A R P A R K IN * P IN K AND MAKE A P R O F IT OF S O CENTS ON THE DCAL* P — ^ S T V N O W S O ? A M l! J -------- ~ • SMeW *7'* * ’'—**' 11:48 Our Gal Sondoy 112:00 UP New* ■ i 12:10 Moaieal InUrlud* 13:16 Checkerboard Tim* 12:30 Dane* Time 13:48 Rood of U fa , 1:00 Young Dr. Malono 1:18 Joyc* Jordan 1*0 Merry Go Round 2:03 Life and the Land 2:15 Sunny Medoliea 2:25 UP New* 2:30 Renfro ValleyFolk* -v 2:45 Trailaide Adventure* 2:55 Preaa New* * . l.i 3:00 Song* of Cheer and Cora fort 3:15 Highway* to n*allh 3:30 A Boy; A Girl and a Hand 1:00 SymphonetU* 4:15 Afternoon VarieUea • ■*4:30 Organ Melodic* , 4:45 Wing* over Jordan 5:00 Th* Lone Ranger 5:30 Knrn KoMlert 6:45 Tha World Taday accordlag to Hamlin L. Drown, dairyman with Urn 'State Agri­ cultural Extenaon Servlet and •ccratary o f the Florida Guemtwy Cattle Club. Sine* there b a blf demand for milk In th* *tate now, it b anticipated that •he o/ferings win be eagerly ta­ ken. Three 'female* and three rvgUfrred Goemaey bulb have her•elected from the heit Gurnrev heH« In the Carolina*. Geo? trin r o o m ao Apples 5 lbs. 19c Potatoes Lemons Onions 2 lbs. 10c ^ T Jn H d a ^ JjX w n b Intergcx-i W W in* more grr*d dafr* ani­ mal* come to Florida herd«. and •"•re. t*>«t ir« il e f three will be h-"*ht h* F H -'da d»lrym«n. T*-- aab ,wlt| ber'p at 1*0 n M. »nd will h» held at th«•»*• fan "«>«* w arr'w a'9 on lbValdoata highway Juat out of lake Cltr. T*e Georgia Gnern-. —* C * tjb , f lg b .pgd- -0*rw Labe '•tlv Oi«mb*r o f Cdmb^rce or* --operating In ataglng the aue ti-". Tom MeCord of Montgomery will b* the auctioneer. Seedless GRAPES LETTUCE.!............ AVOCADOS........... BANANAS-..... .... SALAD DRESSING TAKE AIR COURSE SAN ANOTTX). Tea., Aug. 2*. -IA7—ThlWe Floridian, a rt tak­ ing the air carpi' Intermediate 10-wrrka kaale training eouraa at r.nndfcllow field here. They are j o*| M. DeVolentlne of Coral (iablee, Arthur II. Jamei of Miemi and Murray M, Schott of Dayton* Beach. WINES - GINS - LIQUORS FREE DELIVERY-PHONE M doz* 17c PORK &BEANS 11 oz. can jc PILLSBURY’S BEST FOUR Fresh Prunes no. 2*/i can 15c Apricots.........no. 2 tall cart 10c 12 oz. can 29c Maxwell House Coffee lb. 29c SPAM STRING BEANS BILL’S PACKAGE STORE Yon Cannot Buy Better. Beef A t Any Price! Branded Baaf fdrinPInbonc or n-rttrwj Rnnnd CHUCK ROAST lb Omay v / a l k b w t a k m * ^ A M b T O tn e Z o X s a r - o l d c o u - k o / a t b : R C V K P S T B * -OFF M A I N S T R E E T marshal PORK LOIN lb.21c u»iw. n a i e a i mm rt-rn tSTTAKETT I N A JAM * THOSE TWO DAMES TOSSED A CON fW M R /N O W r T W fn a ■ -± - * ia. TENDER STALL FED BA 3Y BEEF STEAKS 2 3 C By PAUL ROBINSON ' AM ■' Red Smo.-Sausage You Gcrancmns L lb. 12Vic | Lyke*a Asstd. Cold Cuts lb. 18c ■ jo n v 'f iM a s h o r e A W fy A J <3QH<3TO r-> WAWJ UP THE r — > ^ ADMIRAL,SO M I K WINNV i { /K t UKbiltM i C jl» * V ^ f • .p . t Dee' mi amHmM a l i THirU. WlfiAM j i Van Curap’o M ad ., f tu g h l ill >tr< A.1 cvhb foot. TAKE ITBASY, 1XLu JimmE1 ON LIKK IW GONNA , STANDING OUlSOfi . WB (SirCLOU/LET BE YSIZ BESTMAN Ott SOMETHING / P bWtrolW*b«P”*{» light now y°° **° loaU d-ln-S faol Thrift Unit. Pamaua , AU-sraot cd:**.r. EASY TERMS A m erican O il Sard! 8*0*. T oalalo Bane* SANl-FLUSH.-.lg. 19 C Now 1 Tomatoes Borden’s SU rer (k m S a ra (h a Cohpotw F£ T 5lbs, G ftnnJatad SANFORD ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. b w i t t s f in e s t ertisefn en ts E HANGER By KUAN STiilKIU WattfWpiiBd 1 far 17c Ifa. 13c 1 far 17. hr*, lie -I**. 10c . pkff. 10c �-r— i '* L *ifl i’Jjm /, r ■ County Produce* Fruit And Yefetablcu Thaa Any Arts Florida t h f e NE\VSI*Al’£K r a l Sanford In The Only Central Florldn City Affording itall. Highway And W ater Transportation d V ■ w %OLUMK XXXIII SANFORD, FLORIDA,. FRIDAY, AUGUST ■*= 2!). 1911 Member Associated Press NI MIIKR 6 Hiller, Defense Senator Maloney De­ clares That Only 4, Five Days Supply Remains For East At White House Sending Tankers^, 1 - To England Hit Tallinn, Estonian Capital, Hold Meeting 3{On War Front SaidCaptured By Reim ans nditures For nse Program Billion Mark Fears Increase For Life Of Laval Ab Possible I n fe c tio n - Is Seen In ~Wo’ . nr * H itler end Mus»< lini hav# at the Fuehrer’s rnst front quarters for the lest five da; it was announced today in Be tin for a discussion nf the velopmfht end duration of w rr. It waa the firat time WABHTNGTON, Aug 29 — have been described ns concei W V - Treasury defense rip en - over the length of the eonfl Fears for the life of dltnres passed a billion dollars (.aval mounted tonight as doe' In A ugust, the first such month attributed his sustained high tem ­ since the last World War. perature to a possible InfeCtloBj Defease spending for the fis- in the aaaasin’s bullet wound Ju lt1 cal yqar ending June, 1941, Ir below the heart. J expecWd to to u t 15 billion. A merciless purge of anU -N a» A n p e r-tx a rd headed by Vice elements swept over all Ft*am President Wallace war create I today in the wnke of the by Proaident R m tevelt last night lempteil assassination* of to determine how the nation', LaVal rn<l Marcel Dest. supply of materials, power, fuel names, according to 1 ana FOltw. and other commodities .hall be stooil at the top of a Iht « GO divided between militarv needs prominent Frenchmen mark#* *•» end th# civilian population. . j.1 The fer-reaching step followed death. • Three men were beheaded OU criticism that there had been •he guillotine a t S,anlo pri»«l Ut over Upping functions and frie German-held Paris at dawn yes­ tlon between tome defense agen­ terday, only 12 hours nfter l.*»*i« cies. Heat and two lesser pro-G The ’ Office of P rr liietlon ligures were shot by a Fi Management headed by William youth at Versailles. 8. Kaudsen and Sllney Hillman .Roundups and investlgatl will continue to have jurisdir- were urvlcr \y?y Inst night la tlon over the vast work of pro­ both German-held nnd unoccupied ducing armaments for this coun­ France, with police concentrating try and the nations It Is aid­ particularly on a m an-hunt' for ing. the authors of the reported Com­ Th* new agency, a White munist 'Meath list,'' House ■statem ent explained, will All 1200 members of thq h*Yt power to channel materials Communist Legion due to M M Into various llnea of production. Saturday to fight alongside F or example. If the commodity Germans on the Russian front Involved U steel, the board will were placed under detention *#d determine policies under which questioned a t Versailles and t t steel will be alloted. first for least three were arrested after materiaU required by the United they were found to be hiding 8 ^ tRtatoa arm y and navy, then for i_____________ Chip* a n d r i C r c o u n U l e l , the ft " TUFT '’are” against the Lightning: Sets Off Gas Main Fire In New York WASHINGTON. Auer. 29 —W V r Senator Mnlonev. Democrat, Connecticut, said •to d ay th at numerous vital defense industries alomr the eastern seaboard, are. terri­ fied because they have onlv four or five daya supply ot Prime M inister, P ster Fraser j u n k e r oil. • of New Zealand airtvaa a t the The chairman of a Senate While House for a conference 3 Several Thousands Of Prisoners And 19 leaded Transports Taken, Nivtis -Scy- Finnish Gulf Is Scene Of Battle Nefct Fiscal Year’s Expanses Are Seen At Fifteen Billion N o rm a l Transporta­ tion For Petroleum • Said To Re Needed A Soviets Relieved To Re Burning C ity In Karelian Area »»• tis a d a l ®4 !**#«» I lit le-r'-e H ig h f o m m a n il n pnrti-il tixl.tv th .it G e rm a n tria ip a hud <a p t lin 'd T a llin n , c a p ita l nf I'N lnnia. a fte r week.* n f lie g e a n d th e H usniaiiM in h iiu u Ic d g i'd a n o th e r m a j o r -i-tlu n k in th e fall o f I>nie|N >riietrm -k a n d t h e ile* tr u c tio n o f th e liiiu ilm l a n d Investigating tbs gasoline' short­ with the President. He etated te n m illion do la r I)nit>i>er age questioned the wisdom o( his country “ will stand shoulder dam to shoulder with B ritain as it diverting so, many tankers to The Nasi* «ui« ws'YiTlll thoUother than normal transportation did In the firat world war.” sun-1 pri-iuo-rs w, t ik. n nt t h e mof petroleum products. Tallinn na\al bu­ .il itg w ith 19 Declaring the gasoline short­ ll i.h-d Iran-put I- •fi*t vu*»t ntoreg age in eastern states was so rest uf booty. th a t September deliveries to fillA violent n •- >I built.-' was tag stations must be cut 15 per­ bclicvi-tl ruging in ibi- ( iulf uf cent telow July, an aide to Be Fitiland with tin- Ib-rmnns at. cretary Iekes suggested yesterday lim plioc I** -mu-h tlo* rooting ' aDial saboteur* were circulating Arnmila of Sox o I warships and rejxjrte that (applies were plentilroo|M trnnspiirlTho Hussiaits lon. odod I hat Ralph It. Davies, acting detii-iiimn a—null trii' ps had penofans* petroleum coordinator, • told tialod to tho upprourhos of a Senate committee be waa aware l.omngt ad. # nf rumen that a shortage was Firefighter* ore silhouetted against tho sutiway system. The gas nmin, ill u subway Fiuni-h iioruil i lisi rvors rcIs tag “played up to faster war Mauling gas a tle r lightning struck a main in 11 oi till Hint g n a t firi-- roddened esrauition and covereil only liy planks, explo.1psychology/.*.* tto- skios la-t nigtil nvrr Viipuri, ttriMiklyn at the height uf a heavy electrical ed and caused a rave in. indicating tho Itii-nnns wen- df- * sloim which partilyied traffic, flooding the TOKYO. Aag. >0 —(Ap­ The st roying that Kan-hait capital, proached a Far East cflata approached 75 miles north of I i-ningrad. showdown today aa Dome!, Jap• it (bars do Itussian dispatchos said thn tied Armies woro liattlm g iw rcc|y lii save Kiov, ttkiainc ,'hpltal, while Boil sailor- and soldiers nd then for etvVtrnpncd at the jwirt of 4)dc*sa '***■~ ”* - ■ fought to i-si-otito an ardor for \ U Davtoa ____.____ “ When th* tsta l amount deterdcfriiso to the la-t drop - f blom|. Seminole County busincssmin German Ugation of the Gormans i laimcd ycstcnlsy mined for (M ilan needs Is ar- or m anufacturers w lo are in Sgt. Harold A. I>. Stanley, 2V oil situation bp a Benata com­ f i r . that thoir truopi had «mn«he*t *t, • this hoard will- deter- tereetnl in securing defense c*>n President Booeovelt and the tillson of Mr and Mrs. Phil «'. merce subcommittee no appearth# policies U d make regu­ tracts are inylted to attend s to within 12 miles of the north­ Ambassador tods; min* Stanley of Sanford, praises tho western In placp of Isite. Interior se­ Japanese lations fo r th* amount to he al­ meeting Thursday, R ent 4. s' Soviet metropolis of i.rgsn direct negotiations on out ______ _ _ petroleum tary and defense to automobiles, railroad 11:15 o'clock a t the Chamber ■ Which ono of the “ magnificent fighting spirit of la-nim-riul ■ ( standing Issues between the two located coordinator, who la on vacation. nations the British people in n letter re- four German nnd Finnish nllied under circumstances sag cars, refrigerators, building, type­ Cumjnefte Building in Orlaml". Present estimates, ha said, in­ w riters, stc., the W hite House it was announced today by l-l made this ad­ attempts to achieve n ■aid. ielved by hi- parents from i.ng- uffon-ivi ♦ had dicate a deficit of tlJMfiOO tor- gestlng h a rd Higgins, secretary of th.Ji panes* - American 1rapproche­ tand, where Sgt. Stanley i* a vance ind proci-oly where was rela of petroleum products dur- ment, Th* board, to be known as nut staled by the Naxls. Chamber of Commerce. possibly envisioning Japan a ,,n ? le’ *on of Mr- O'"1 Mr*, member nf the Itnyal l anudtan th# “ 8upply Priorities and AlioIng the neit four months In the wtthdrewl from the Axle. The Itussian command officially .•eniinoh. County's llonrd of •r J!Vk Bolt Charles C. McCubbin, Manager ) of Sanford, has ,-n Air Force. 17' eastern seeboatd eUtea that rations board” vritl consist be­ admitted late last night tho forcComnilsKioncrs will lodd its regu­ of lie Defense Contract SetvH.Disclosure that Roosevelt was The Sanford youth writes that M s ;-d In the naval air corps mi,I contain mow re thaa than half the pop- undertaking cvueiiatlon of DnieprropctH. in Jacksonville, has Informed M' lar meeting on Thursday at Itl:li0 will leave soon for training such negotiation* sides Wallace, of William he is “just beginning to accustom II ,1- ufation of this country. Ha rr,- waa mad# by Secretary Hull after Knudsen, flldnev Hillman, Bee le­ Higgins th s t representatives of A. M. at the Court House, n t ! W«« learned today. He ha Industrial city myself to the Knglish nfternoon rovsk a great mm • plained that dewand waa axpee- v White House conference at ts ry of Vtor Btlmson, Secretary, his office will address those tin- which time it will probably illsreally amounts to a which tin- German* ia d claimed fed to aggregate IM^OOjBOO tor- which the Japtneee envoy—Ad of th* M aw Knag (who cod*, sent a t the meeting to explain cuss ti e amount of new twindr plrted hia physical examination •tea'—it meal daily. If* one custom some day- ago. rets and receipts 17X100,000 tar- min) Nomura—handed the Presi­ nose the talatblg beard 'o f the Do operation of the Defense t'--ri- th at should l>v issued for the amt has been accepted f»r ser­ fourth Tho night Moscow communlthat w ar hasn't rhangssl he vice as a flying cadet. pu*. i-siiril *on-itlcr.ihiy earlier proposed hospital and tho date dent a personal messays from Office a f Production Manage­ t Service. Mr. Bolt, a graduate nf S ri- adds. ” Amplifying tUs, to sold it Janan'e premier, Prince Konoye. m ent)! Leon H todarm n. now bead tra“cAmple timo will be allowed for an vlcctiun to authorise tho mole High School, has been at Sgt. Stanley enlisted June 3ti, Ilian usual, had little tu add to was Indicated that stocks ef he*V Contents of tto note were not of th* Office a f Price Admin­ for questions and answers,” II' bonds. in the IL I' A. F. in this aekip-wtedgment save the tending the University of Flnr 1910, rn lag on would to 1 .000,000 tor- revealed, but It waa, speculated istration and Civilian B undy, and McCubbin stated. "We will thank Aa a result nf the special elec­ •da ai Gainesville for the pn.t Toronto, Canada, and reportml ruatomary rr|m rl »f continued • rets below the level necessary to that It opened the door to lm- H arrv L. Hopkins, special prtsl- you to advise everyone to m m tion held throughout the county two years. This summer he lis- July 2 to Manning Poole, F.s- heavy fighting ovcrywl ere. sastnw tooting af hornet during dentUI assistant Hut whilv i^.tInis np|M-iircd that apsnese-Amrrican r e la - -------.. supervising the with prepared questions.'’ ha ad­ on Aug. 19, the Commission has been in sum m er school, and work­ hibilion ' ark to receive training the winter, and that stocks of tlon* tdandJapsni tho lint flank.-^wcrp swaying In tho authority to rail for tho Is­ ing in the University*.- I.it.iarv there for several weeks. casement of tha crisis program of Isaae-lend aid to Brl- d 'd . Industrial fuels for essential de­ _In the Pacific. suance of any amount of bond* tain and athar nations. He was on guard duty at tho laith north nnd south, even tho As vet ho does not know wlo-n fense needs would to exhausted Donald M. M«l»«i. towertog. under $150,(K0 and tu set the nr. airport In 8 t John. New Itruns- Gormans iimceded that not all the Usually authoritative quarters he will he called Ini " 'il "!T_{aMr'L-ln!Q.. arryicc. dal* for another *i|Jectar idiettnn hut has been Informed that to- wfckT and was "iU tto n cd a t the tnlttntlvp had pasrrtt to thsis Fora believed the Roosevelt-Nomur* pe-.ntokiag forma# *xe«othra of tars. Roebuck * Company, a t which timo these to n d i would will go aa soon as there is torn No. t Initial Training School at arms. talks aimed a t achieving a t M a t be approved by the freeholder*. st one n f Iho training renters. the Hunt Club In Toronto for one emerged •* 0 . figure of tremen­ Fur Russian saunter attacks at a tem porary "stan d stUP s dous Imoortane* In tha now set­ Tho new issue would be added First he will report to Atlanta, month. He took a wireless courao the center, apparently somewhere ment under which Japan would up, which too groat power* nvor to another series' of $7(1,00(1 desist from furthar expansion, or Troops 84 and 88 of the Roy and there will be assigned either at Calgary, Alberto and an air in the vicinity of Gomel, and In Intcrferenc* with Amaricaa aid tha American economy. Nelson, Bcout# of America will have a worth of bonds, which already to Jacksonville, Corpus Christ! gunners course a t MacDonald, the Ukraine were acknowledged Manitoba, a* part of hi* Inatruc in Berlin, although it win claim­ to Rusal* and O China, to to fol­ who T* now director of purchaser waatond camp-out this wcckrnd, hav* been approved and validat­ ■>r Pcnsaeota. 8 EBBING, Aug. tS — (Spa lowed by a formal prat-war pact. for OPM. was named axcratlv# it was announced today by Char- ed, to enable the county to t uild ed that in both theaters. tk*y At the completion of the train­ lion In the R. C. A. F. riali— A detachment of 100 sol- In return. It waa said Japan pro- director e f the naw board toed- las Griffith and Lawls Wright, tho hospital nut of ita own fund* ing course, which will la-l about F.mharking a t Halifax, Novn hud been bloodily tiruken. diets from Gunter field, Ala., wiU tably wt&Ud iMBfiBM out aiil from the govern­ a year, Mr. Bolt will become an Scotia. Sgt. Stanley arrived in i Kt This sharpening of ti* tempo acoutmaatora of th* two troops. arrive here next week for guard could reram* normal trad* relalnasmuch SO the tice president Th# Scout* wDI mast at the ment. ensign, a rank which la equiva­ F.ngland Juno .10. 1041, a year tu of the g reat struggle all along duty ht th* Army's basic flying T U election which will approve lent to a lieutenant In the army. the day alnco ho to d enlisted At the Itussian front canto on a day with th* Ualtad Presbyterian Church Saturday afU not .oBN toedta school under construction be­ in scr that saw the Hritlsh and 'Russian anything Uk* hi* fnil lime Urnoen at 8)00 o’clock to Iciive th* actual bond Issue differ* from Britain and th* NetherHe arrived home from Gainr*- present his classification *tween Behring U d DeSoto City wireless allies win a peace from Invaded E ast Indies, along w ith re­ to the ctoimsnshJo In view «< la • body far tha camp, which th* election held Aug. 19 in that vill® today by train, and will grant air gunner Major U H. Rodleek, project of cognition a f b ar claims to aco- other dotlo«. it was fr**lv will to pitched by th* road tu I I percent of the qualified and rrmaln her* until to receives operator. Iran (Persia) and set about Im­ Oe<«, announced today. registered freeholders In the coun­ hi* orders to report for duly. Kxcsrpta from asvsral of his mediately to create an all-weath*f nomle predomlnanc* in l a s t oredlctod in afflcW elrtlra that Th* man will to housed Ir Asia. Nelson xroold ho the key Th* paSto la layltod to attend ty a re required to vote to make At the University. Mr. Bolt was letters, Including ono w ritten line across the country to carry tents on Lake Rex Beach. Later, •Offset of aneh an agraem ent hilo ho was on Ids way to Eng- American ami British military th* camp-oat Sunday aft#no on the election valid, and a majority a member of Alpha Tau Omega whin aaaemmodatiiwie are avail­ would to virtually to divorce Ja­ supplies tu the Soviet Union. or tvaaing. Tha Barata will re- • f those voting ta required tu ap- social fraU rnlty, and bad made land, ar* aa follows: ably they win ba moved .to the pan from tha Axis, remove th* pgflVg the bond Issue. Aa ypu wUL know - by now; • Itll-*-— announced _ la o l night turn SapC L the dean's Hat for scholastic. exto**, wtora opentag It athadulad th ro a t a f a gen er al confltgra In the first election, only free­ telleace. we're finally on our way over, snd tho deliberate destruction of hsr fa r Mot. ». f ' C holders could vot* but merely a have prospects of saving action proudest industrial achievement, th* Pacnftc, and clear th* way m ajority of thosw voting was t-efurs long. I’m glad th# waiting the great Dnirperstroy dam and ■ tshllltafiin a f inmtitWms in t9^V PV _?W I* over and w* ar* under way. all Its works, In grim proof ef racessary to approvo the quvatlon. a Everything has gone smoothly to the Soviet determination to leave date and no asa sickness yst. Wo for the Invading Germans no The Interest demonstrated In PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29 - th* firs t ilect(on—when the hos­ wars in port quit# sometime after single instrum ent of value. an th* (X V - Earl Soothsaid, suspend- pital bill waa apporved by near­ It fell to 8. A. Iatiovikv, BeMrs. Mary n.B rvw vr, a resident embarking and ar* about 30 hour* lUinola department commsn- ly alx to one—has brought h o u r of Rsaford for 14 years, died last out, aa ! writ* this. (A paragraph vlet vlc*-«omnila*ar of foreign u d th* •f th* V*tonas of Porrign 'aatiras far arm , poaenta af the long-sought night In a hospital a t Wayeroos, waa cut by tto censor here. affairs anil official spokesman, “Our accommodations, for ser­ to confirm tto act which had been that t i e Issue ef more Ga., w h e n she to d been receiv­ ■ raid Thursday. W an, waa pahUatv nprlmand*d today tofar* tha orgmnungeants anyway, are much belter «f th* w*r Is III b« agreed upon a t tho ing treatm ent. Bit* had been In widely rumored for th# past ttaa’a aatloaal raaventlon Own n ext election. Ul health fo r th* past three than w* had bop*d for. I'm In right days. , . . restored to bin farmer aUtui. cabin with three . others. Meals A concerted effort ia expected months. ,-Ws blew up the dam, to Ua had baaa aaartonarti.il d to be made by interested rltixei ar* served by Japsnes* w aiters said with ■ solemn nod of hli Bom In Valcarv, Mrs. Brewer cause af hi* sctlvHle* as m-c- amt rlvie organisations to “get lived In Glndervllle In South in tha main dining room. If* head, ‘‘so as not to allow this ..U ry af tha Keep America Out e a t of the vote” fo r the upcom­ Sanford, tragic to think of ships like this first child of tto Soviet lira• f Wag “ * ing election. T he most 8urv!v«rs Include her husband. going down with * tingle torpedo. ear plan* to fall Into tka hands “We have practice emergency election of this kind was held Eugene Brewer of Sanford |. four tha llitla r tsndiU .” an Nov. 8, 10)8, when voter* daughteru. Ruby D. Brewer, alarms on tto ship siren at unex­ pected hours, at bast one* daily, authorised a two-mill tag levy Nora D. BrrweT, Helen Joyce 0,000 w orth Brewer, and Dorothy Ann Brew­ snd go to our respective lifeboat a f to a d s as tha County’s a la r* er, all of- Sanford i and three station* on deck. W* are required to carry our lifebelt* at all times. bl th* proposed hospital. slaters and two brother*. Data censored. “Today baa been At th at time I t w as expected Funeral arrangements are for th * t federal akl 'would to secur­ Ing handled/by, tto Erickson rather uneventful except WASHINGTON, Aug. _ » .- < « ed for the project t u t since this Funeral Home and will to an three depth charges dropped by a —Police, claiming destroyer—* false slu m I think, •Ri series confessions from * ora tot no chances ar* taken. dec idol to tr y to build th* (Data censored.) “Today w* Urns undertaker's assistant, to­ to) without federal aid. day announced tto solution* *f ths heaviest s*a-ti T tto ship has * terrific roll. Spray two crime* that shocked tto rap)- Reports Indicate Far' East Crisis Nears Showdown ud : a f & to Konoye’s Message To Roosevelt Said Due To Tense Situation IlefenseX ontracts ): - ■ -WiU -Be Digeumed I Board Will MeetUSasfordMan In R, C^At Fv-Praises Ta Discuss Bond “ Magnificent Spirit” 01 British Issue Next Weelt Jack Bolt Joins Date 'Expected To R_* Set For Election Approving S e r i e s & M Naval Air Corps As Flying Cadet r e. Boy Scout Troops To Have Camp-Out Soldiers To Arrive At Sebring School a British, American Outpu t i n adequate Southeard Restored To Former Status Mrg. Mary Brewer * Dies In Waycro»s l? Washington Police Solve Rape Crimes •lit Cottonseed Oil Trading Stopped *la I* n right on thrown .. tto “ * (Data censored.) “We Aa*. M —MV— land today—It wont to rated *11 futures An army privato far tto day here O ttoraq' ' minota wt would sight Extra precautions srs taken ;:.= r . - -G ■ -.cv v. - v V y... v. •*-' J Ci.' - z. k sari ii-.x CJL iv .V ! / ■ t �■ 4 FA G l TWO * TOE SANFORD HHULD, 8ANF01D, FLORIDA The Sanford Herald FRIDAY, AUGUST **, 1! EM N O W , ADOLR. WINES - GINS * LIQUORS Th« attempted assassinations i [artel Deat reveal to *fcst!‘ext4iit luropo la succeeding "even In'thi natiqns where all opposition is suppressed in the most ruthless manner which brutal and cunning men can devise. Nqwhere is Nazi domination being accepted lying down, b u t" ev­ erywhere th e n is unrest,- discontent, sabotage and danger­ ous acts of violence. Despite wholesale arrests, gnd numerous executions, German officers have been killed,-automobiles have been wrecked, trains derailed, bridges blown; factories dynamit­ ed and many similar protests filed. Not only in occupied France is this so but from Norway to Turkey, in every European nation which the Germans bare overran, mid in those like Poiaitd and Czechoslovakia •earre, more than any,:-ta there' the moe jltion to German policies. As a consequence the Nazi high cp| for additional >volunteera for ifa armed on the fighting fronts [hat the Germans but In thenernpW ruW tT b* » b e r * " v tv FBEB DRUVEaY—FHOmi StS BILL’S PACKAGE STORE / 10* W, FIRST STREET ,in . / Jij*t Ffwli Dower & Vegetaible-SpedsPlant pow for Fall gad Winter Gardens. HENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO. 100 W. FIR3T ST. w PHONB 41 ‘ •1 1Am /iM ln a *13 \5 ^c -----;____R18c O— Special Pktihla'ttUratlda (raise Sfkfial Snapdrs^tm Collect ion (vlaue 45c).........„..18c (GH Years While the Sapsly U s ts ) ■<M*t %.'.'if . The Germans, great fighters \\ have ho khaclt for gowniriiiht.1Tht aucubt *t. m i cannot Yule.'The only way they knov to threkten w lth'lpe trulllcrtlrti. LB VEltHK r o R TODAY they’ have sent thU r A , 1' t W * iLLOW OODfl OENF.ROUS M PUg AND {MAKE WITH 5BVINO PERRONS WHO IN NEED: Uod Invcth • fe l giver.—II Corinthians ittim at th* reqaest of th« ih Government on the revlril the TaltlUan (IrUh Olympic) j w m tm TO ACC ip t INT YOU WITH THB EXCELLENT GUAIJTY OP OUB BREWS Tli m IS «l «S! Ion which rules by force, and :'T|ieiV in r not cnougff'Qgrtna arils nhmhd every fadtoirf^iM ; uml dani/hiW 'Dr w eiy'hont#' (From J'esiry) y This Coupon, When Signed By You, And 10 Ceuta E ntitle Yon To T W ^ P O T IX E S 0 latiblixtftey ‘have conquered. Ge t-bpertUidn somewhero'tf' aAo i s tW H is’ h ebrtain amduittr of U TROPICAL 11:00 UP Raw* 2:00 Mu*leal falsrhid*.. 11:11 F ans Forum 11:00 Brash Creek Follies ;I>¥PYRREAN Is tho source .> 7 Of Indomitable w&- U«d,th« runner to k b tear* Hold*, and urges'alt tmUl U m am) fMo of Hood ar, d L'Am the fainting llmA are W l th* heart, by Oo*wusl tvoly to the end Is dam*. lit: r e eu w w w p * ■ tat r n a *a» the Conflict is revealed a runner what is beat; kba atrunle in-tho field, a n 4:00 Matiaet a t Undo*brook 0:00 News A Sports Headlines 5:0.0 Tommy Tucltrr Orchestra 0:30 Elmer Davis, new* 5:44 Tha_W*rW Today_ . T oT d ILA V OPENING 2 00 Dorian String Quartette 1:10 V*ra Brodsky pianist 6:10 T.. B. A. '* • 1:00 Claudia and David 1.30 Proudly Wd H a*! 7:00 Elmer DavU sad the Naws 8:00 Sport* R eporter ' 8:00 Serenade d WalU Tima 1:20 Husle Room ' ' t •:89 Hollywood Prssbra. .1. . 9:00 P u t Hours Party 9:30 Burl lrs* c 0:44 News of th* Y*M4 development of Metropolitan Miami ana Its Importance io the present' life of the community," says the Herald, “Is .is apparent as the eun in the heavens. • "Yet there were Miamians 21f years ago who could not see where the expenditure for a causeway would bene­ r»n. before fit’the city. They were honest In their convictions, probably are’e wl<W-c « eteej; voujd bo the first to admit their mistake today. chariot* ihai tore "Twenty-flva years ago. edmo Friday, I ha causeway 5, “ • bond Isauo pasged. The question had been fought out in s m k w the American way, the fetalis w e n accepted in American fashion. ’ * ' * . .....................* • 11:00 Untoo WslU. News “Through tha years yve have had similar battles, will contlnui lo Pav* them. Out of digeuggion, of oxcha 11:05 F rcrj New* of views decisions giro ma^e. ForttmiJWy, flirqughouf 19jm aign O f f. . -I FOOT LAUDERDAfJt, Aug. BO — (A1)— BK ward rolinty offlclsts have decided to defer tho opening of school* until Bept. 93 because of th* prevalence of Infsntilu partly*la in other etates. or *TLL6” B R NAME NOTH TO pEALERi We will redeem thlg coupon from any licensed dealer for IDe In cash. TAM PA F L O R ID A B R E W IN G , IN C . PRIC ES 'Stt’lBS BS£.<« S . w»Tii asl'Steft. f n P »h«Ut l* *t|ll, JW " ,1** away -. P lhat no man 'The people cgn be expected to continue to do Memories of the causeway ligMIa aery* a* a rgrnli In Die earth are they, I grau a* freshly now*. that ao |oqg as wp manags our affaire—eVert though may monago [hem bkdly a t ttiqed—Wo w|U preserve H »T. JOHN OOGABTY. Hrgh wa* auditorium Tsaorroww lW * n * | 6:80 Morning Roundup ■ 7:00 The World Today 7:18 Breakfast BrcvRle. . I ABDft GAY o w 1» T h e T i m e T o B u y Y u r U s e d C u r W h i l e 'E a s y T w m a A r e S t i l l A v a i l a b l e . M S 4 Hi* u * Oklahoma P a y m e n ts a n d S h o r te r T e r m E V f W il l B e E n f o r c e d By* G o v e r n R e y u la to ry D e c r e e ■B e g i n n i n g ,b a r l i t 1 . vtM1 baa been • Ur quarrel wltk | | 8 PORD DILUXE TUDOR BgDANH M N A * * ” \ MERCURY fORDOR 8BDAN IffQ A I RV | * / / j J VOID DELUXE l A f i A ^ i l ' f 8 IT... FQ IPO R SEDAN nYMotnii I ■ .* * » » "••i’t r - iU 'd ln v w : • dodge TUDOR * * & rrn T T i ib > .l TUDORS A FORDOSB « FORD pickups tJ �AUGU8T 29, 1941 A B n tlD A Y h e D irt G ardener’, Circle of W arden Club will sew at the ■wall Club f o r the Red Cross the morning. *• - 9a FUellis Class of the F in t 'tilt Church will hare a call laaaa meeting a t the home of M. W.‘ D eariio at 107 West S treet a t 8:00 o'clock P. M. MONDAY I Circles of the Methodist y p i . Society of Christian ye^w pr m eet otTTuesday inof 'M onday because of the T. R. Higgins is spending a on j Vacation in Georgia. rey • ---------of Mr. snd Mrs. Guy D. Wood of have as th eir guest. Miss M ar • Jorle F ry er of Miami. Its »<y Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wsrd and their new residence a t Scot Avenue in Mayfair, rio u s LAKKI. \ \ l » - Kl *■•« • . ■rll r« • »i fem e oil Valencia •ion** !•••» i . H all com plim ented K d r M r r , h rid e-elcc t la p a ity given last LOURINE BEAL, Bodety Editor ial Calendar |j Marian Fstridgc | Citrus To !’ Is (.'iven Party At Gro« n ial A n d Personal Activities Audrey Atherton Honored At Party PAGE TFIREE 8 A N F 0 B D ITEHALU, fXNFVIRD P C D H U X rf their -M .i—(/I*' urcraft Mitf re| l »-tm r pi •• * Mb- I’.trid g r »>. prr«»ri|trd null tw o.llt.1 *|mhivi4 in her Krcah I chctcn i Mini of -ilvrr. a gift c u t i '- n m' r The ht» • from • ho- !*•«*. A contest wm held during the evening and a prise e »■ given to the guest groves .it ecuntif w* the uargeat number of nrmlucti m |r}(fle« n her own pocket-book. the m o d e r n UfSu ^.iVfcr tif1the ft mi*- 1•utimn flnwi-M adorned the rooms when* the guests assemheW. lb freshmenta cf sandwiches, bom d-vuvre« and rocn-cola were « rv»nl during the evening. Am** i- those invited were: MUs V irmn E'tridge, hnnnrguest. Hi- Miss-s l.ctmra \VhidrtT , l L ~ j'liv Pope. Dorothy MitVWfl. 'lrlK*MVl -UHle'* M'un.’arct — Fraaeea WbeeWr ftajWt.. — Verna Marji irio I'agburn. Car­ Frances Lohi Wheeler, daughter of lin r.i'm. r. Mrs. II II Odham, Senator Burton K. Wheeler, was Jr., Bu i Mrs. J ('. Higgins. married to Alien Saylrr. an in­ vestigator fo r the Federal Com­ munications Commission, st nctrhy Sandy Springs, Md., on August 15, eccoixllnf to an Informal snnounceplant In Washington. Neither the LAKKI.AND, Aug. 20 — (Spe­ Senator nor Mrs. Wheeler was pres­ cial)- llln«’«« of M(vrn children ent a t the mretui-nv in o' l.nktdind family wore dlign '««*.| Thursday by (*ity Phyti iiiM (I (’. Ovrrntrcet ns InRIDE THE f j 4 , Vu lu v fantj)> >nrnly«ti*. Ilo said h«’ know .*f no other caae in m«*«liDIESEL-PO\VEP.:a ral b * . v where no many memb f r t sif one family were stricken L ieu t John EL Toeadaw tor P ott where he will t e c_ _________ „ and guest, Miss Elisabeth Giraeh with the United Statea Array. of Miami. Louiie Perkins, Oleda Dyson, Elisabeth Dyson, Wilms Miaa Oleda Dyson returned Leinhart, Louise Moufhtnn, Mary Tuesday from Lake Summit, N. Nancy Brock, Ellse Hutchison, C. where she has been attending w ill m eet a t 10:30 A. M. at the Jane Sehults, Evelyn Stowe, Mrs. homo of Mrs. Myron Smith at Gny Wood and guest. Miss Mar­ a summer theater oamp. F l J U Heights. A covered dish jorie Frver, of Miami, and Mrs Miss Carolyn llllhun of Dub­ lunch will be eervrd anil the cir­ Fred Williams, Jr. lin, Ga_ has returned t-> her cle members will visit a t the Also, from Orlando, the Miss­ County. Home In the afternoon. es Catherine Shell, Carolln- Col- home a fte r visiting friends hero The Daughters of Wesley Una, Natalie Vanre, and Orlene Claes of the First Methodist Cos; and from Ilavtona Beach, ftch will hnvo its regular the Mlssea Jean Hill and liarRing and party a t H-.00 P. M. rlet Hill. a t the nome of Mrs. C. II. Winn, t o t Park Ave., with Mrs. J. O. Laney’i group as hostesses. The Circles of the Methodist with the ilie.'fM!1. Miss Elisabeth Giraeh has re ­ Tb % \ictim«, r hildren of Mr. turned to her home in Miami a f­ and Mr* liuilley Klliott. range in ten -lays Sanford girls will be ettendlng te r apending about jge (• o» J 12 t<» Ift yrarv, but the house party being given fcy here as the guest of Miss Elis­ m iii months obi baby ban net Delta Delta DelU national social abeth Lefflvr. ■how i i n v wymptoma. I)r. Oversorority a t Daytona Beach dur­ street <mi I apparently all of the ing the Labor Day holidays. Rushes will be Invited to attend where they enjoyed swimming fh ih lfa art* reroverinir. though . A n d ereo n special aeflVItlee. inch as: a tea and a picnic. Those invited were threr of them «how flight, but dance e t the Peninsula Club on Clara Nell Mack. Eloisu l.nrijent. dtfl» te purulyaih Jewell Prescott, Muriel Prescott, Baturdiv, a steak fry on S atu r­ Alico Adams, Elisabeth Jnekmn. day night, a boat trip on Mon­ Funeral Director* day. and a formal dinner. Ju an ita Rolin, Deri* Knirminger 701 B. 2nd SL Thoee a tending from Sanford and the lesder, Mrs Klorn II Phone 488 Willis. will be: the Mltaee Mary Wight, Loey RoumllUt, Oleda Dyson, The Junior Department of ihr WA'HISGTON. Aug. 2 0 - M V rv-nia Doudney, Betty Wethen, summer school. Sunday School were plntming to cigarette*, .have, among their other |il«v- Tolvi ■ • , including Muriel Kno*. Elisabeth WhigMre. S te lla . A rrington and her I time activities, a swimming par!) cigsi - mil snilff, Mild to soldiers, him , Elisabeth Pippin, and Mary mother. Mrs. M ary 1Puleston, I m d picnic supps-r nl Santnndo sailor- Marines nt f’ontt Gunrili“ 3. Mary _ •» men wont,I lie esenipt from have returned home from Erwin, Spr |n g j Wednesday afternoon. Tenn. where they have (pent a Miss Ruth I-argent nnd Thorn­ feile* d * luircu t'g er un«ler terms six weeka’ vacation. ton I^ e Hartley rrduine.l Tttcs- of n loll introduced Thursday htr “ ““ I day from Bible Canin u.-ir Pelt Rot i - .•-dative Merritt (I)., NMr. and Mrs. George A. Speer, I . _ . — , city __ J where they hud spent r Mrs. J . C. Howell and daugh­ and children. Mary Rose T* packages would bear apeP a n‘ d1 |w (ek. ter, Gwendolyn, went to Madison Tommy, will leave tomorrow fo ri Mrs. with the* words £ Ross M< Idey Is JoiniiiB rial -I mips Sunday to attend the funeral of Coronado Beaoch where they will I __ her• husband In IVnnsvIvnnls '•fedfi.il lax free for sate only where he Is working in the ship to Army, Navy, Marine Corps or LOANS front (10 to MOO Mrs. Howell's slater, Mrs. J . T. epend several days. Flowers. They returned Monday ___ Moblev's sister l» Con-i Guard personnel." made ta residents et Sanford n ig h t Miss Katharine""” — — -la^ ex* - I making the trip with her. is Vernay aad vicinity. Signature—For* The services a t the Altamonte peeled to arrive tomorrow IIANC.3 SELF IN JA IL — ---- —from 1 1 Lake EUtelle in flrlando waattars Asto—Comaker. Chapel Sunday night were IL D. W..----ashington. _ — _ D. D. to spend a I the eite of a surpriee Idrthdav Holloway near Mount Dora Sun­ few days here with her fnother, I party Friday nigh! given* hv MIAMI, Aug 20 —<4’)— Po­ day In honor of the SSth birth­ Mrs. F. 8. Vernay. lite ii ported Thursday that a day ef Mrs. Naney Holloway mowere.ii. booked ps Mrs. (>In G rif­ • - of Mm. ay, they Mrs. L. Q. O. nattaw HatUwny. fith- usi’il n house drees us ii SL Clair W hite, ILL, will a r­ ioo t. to han? herself In her cell riv e. tomorrow from Mobile, J tla . ndrfStofWv. H » u d £ * 1 t lh»f cl!y jail. She wns taken to epend the holiday hem with a w. cam aL raogji soar ■ Koto for resisting arrest nfhie paranU , Mr. and Mra. 8L ran, and Mr. and Mr*. Malford CUIr W hile, Jr. • r an automobile aecitent. | <rfs|«i| Cup* G Seymour Tack , r t | ’rc*«cc| l u hope tla t the IIlu«trimi« wt»ul«l »oon l*» in active *crvi«v The new command' *Ivnr tm nrnvrtl in Armrl* c.i recently by clipper, will anp i » i s repa r work on the 23,• WMi-ton vci*»l. ____________~ ~ — — y n H H 7 In One Family Are Victims Of Paralysis LONGWUOI) a Sanford Girls Will Attend House Party SUMMER T RA ’ to WAS HI ri GT and KEY/ YO One of the M iurtrst s i' te ledrs In Irathr r . v\ e1\ r seen is Jsrr . in • new Dentilne I n p o r le d I’lgskin. I. s nut only a li.milsome pit i e of Irjtlicr I' it it Mill stm il up •null r the toughest • md of wear. < Griffith Tax-Free Tobacco For Service As lesie SANfOsD Ar. Jo d o n . « At. At. N«W Vink W o 'S .n - j l o S Altamonte Springs • Distal Pi* ■ b i t Coflfbo 1 kcunge P' ';!» V Can P<nv«r? «a<| Coacli At Low Ccv SHOES FOR MEN All Sent H elen: I MODERN FINANCE CO. Bk & Saturday Double Action Double Thrills • Double Program HE-MAN ACTION! iSe L. P e rk in s a b b i Mro* Eugene*8tri^and_ entrrM m Julius Turnbull h a i re­ Ulned at htr horn* TM tdtf rf- turned from South Weymouth, tarnoon ta eelebrate the birthday Mas*, where th e visited for ef her daughter, Louise. three months as the gueat o f her *"’, f rreiff c a s s e l b Eu u y S ta ff S ergeant T. LL daughter and ■on-In-law, Mr. and bach of Byracuse, N. T., yW ted Mrs. W. M. McCombs. and ton, Bobby, left Bundn Mr. and Mra. J. C. Howell and morning on a two w reks vacntloi family Bunday. Mrs. W. r7 .......... . wM leave Mr. E arl Raymond ia plannin tomorrow for Daytona Beach to leave Salunlny fo r n \a'Women’s Soclsty of Christian where she will be one of the cha­ tlon In Ohio wheru hv will >i Berries will m eet a t ($00 o’clock perone* at the Delta Delta Deha rel at i ves. Sorority Lout* party to bo held a t the following bom**: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon t.,»k n Circle Number One with Mra. •t the Oleander Inn. children, L.ee ami Annlebelle. ni J. T. Riser, 701 Ave. planning to leave this «<••••»• Circle Two with Mn. O. 8. Miss Elsie Farley left last to visit re la tiv a s. n ear Oc*i’ M EET THE night for her home In Dublin. Tolar, 91( Farit Arc. Circle Three with Mra. Walter Ga., after spending a month here Ctark and Mrs. B. C. Morgan, with her mother, Mn. W. P. Brooks and her ■Isterv. Mrs. Harry Lee and M n-’Jack WUkln- w h o tr a r e lM m o r e m ilm a a c a ll* on rountlPBB A m e r ic a * fa m lllem Ite a r t h a n h e c a n c o u n t E V E R Y W E fE IIE boJIh m crchiinillH O ilr a tr n fr o m ererih B ia tc Im U E C A V S E h e ham ir h a t him th e U n to n a n d In (Jroal q u a n tillcM tor b ar home In Lumpkin, (Is a fte r spending a week here u the M ootetum a Hotel. 3h • w.v accompanied home by her falh< ( T. R. Higgins, who will v'uli !>« . [for some time. cn eto m erB w a n t a t p r i c e h t h a t nttve th e m a g r e a t d e a l o t m o n e n m a d h a c k • u p h ie m c T c h a a tllH n i r l i h Ml. and Mrs I. Anderson end 8 A T i8 F A C T IO N G U A R A N T E E D O R YO U R M O N E Y R EF U N D ED Mba Catherine Hurt anJ M •' OttaUa Hurt, both lo tralri... at the City HosplUl In Mobile Aht, a n sxpeetM to arrive t.v msnaw id visit their wtrrn's Mr. and Mrs, J. L. H urt. Mi*> Catharine Hurt will visit herr until Bept. U whOt Mist K* itaQa Hurt will retarn lo Mo'ni* The Southalde Kindergarten m hw h m fB th e b ig ffP B t a a le n m u n th n iU In th e 1 1 1 — * ( . J a a t o u t w i t h him n e tr F a ll SEARS, ROEBUCK NEW FALL AND WINTER CATALOG See It Today At Your Sears Order Office . ■ SANFORD, �I i ‘V < . i PACE FIVE FRIDAY. AUGUST U, definitely is out of the groove and Pee noticed ■ tendency to play the Uftiy to the right, I only (■ trouble. Why I’ve eoe abot off a y left hanged and played • if my right—and pence, but Artoc, a powerful Indiana, re; Kvaahev <ki, Mirl i Ki :inck. Mliin«’«otn. rh; rask v to , ticker. split tic uprights vilh (a n , qb; llarmou, Michigan. Il< \Vmi»n*in, fl»; ’(£r HU effort ami the Hear* led, 16 to 6. Tho Stare suddenly came to life ondcr the leadership of Hoeton r*>nrKp'ii O'Rourke. Itnlunson made II and a first down n the ' 11It'AGO. Aug. 20.—(IP)—Tho Stare' t'd. Then O'Rourke fired t bicaitiP (Wars, mighty champions a pare tn Robinson for 11 yards of p'efessional football, defeated and annthvr first down. The tli. ,< ||rg r All-Slara In a thrill- Boston a la r came right hack |>:i k.-d scoring duel at Soldier with n IQ-yird h ra to Rohm on. I old here last night. The score uho ran tie othrr six for a was Jl to 13. touchdown. Aucie Un, of GeorgeV cr. wd of 98,000 packed every towr*. plqcc kicked the point and M".'k and cranny of the giant (he Rears' lead was cot to III to st Imm and watches! tie gigantic T h e !:»"( w o rd In ii|i-ln -(i;ile c t i l e r l n i n m m l d - s f . s.seryuqrr tkar JjrrS fTW { I * v C / r M n y Imesip' i . - d atm stuallcfroS sT ****'* ' Hear}—Plaeman. lc; Stydahjr, t h e Iti urs led the All-Stara 13 It; Kortniann. Ig; Turner, e; I" t! the.end of the first half. Mir s». rg ; Afloe, r t; Wil-on, n-; I he Itenra scorctl in the first 1or k man. ub; (jolting, Hi; UcSisl l.nrknsan tossing a 31fh; Oaman.ki, fs. jruid puss to Ken Kavanaugh. Afrv’All S tars—Rankin, Purdue. Ie; M IN E D D IM N K S A T | ’( Mi. higan's Tommy Harmon fitcsl Pannell, Texas Aggi»*s, ll; l.lo, a H yard pa«.s a frw m inute' Gcorgrtoxjo, Ig; $luebu, \\ayhiljgJ umI A C'liupli' Mill n il’s ' Di in Int.r to Minnesota '» George Ton, c; ' OPoylc, Tulsuc. rg; Ki.inek, w |o plunged over to llrab< s, rarneU, rt; Rueinski. i'S ' i the count. I h e llenrs look the lesd In the when they marched 76 yards, with Harry D ark piling......... from Use on* foot mark. I ii. kniuu passed twice each til has "iiiigh xnd Mi A fee ansi one# to VVipoin to lake the hail to Ike Si ir's I '. yard line. 1‘lunges gplnrsi the rest of the distance-' to tin goal. • I'lio Hears aildi'sl three more |o oil— on a brilliant 10-ywtd plon k irk liy le e Artoe. The IP is nvivesl from their own 20 on pa-sea by l.uckmaii to McAfea and Kavanaugh and line am aihei l>\ lie Mnniaci, to the S tirs' 39. T h e ex-eolleglans trnke ' up two ON BELIEF HAVE YOU. SEEN AND HEARP PANORAM AiCW VoRK GlAAiTS ■np». th a t iw tag lug too fast hsa catmrd m* to Mice and I'm work­ ing cm Must now. I’ve simply got to atom, .tpy awing down. It’s Jvrky. Other players have told me about It. r V 'I r aowspivteW s ^ p o played good golf before Ia n . am iura 111 be up there again.’’ 'f e l lo w pens aren 't tgreed on w hat la wrong with GuhtshlV PhW - M i l l of them, though. t U w It a mare mental than me­ chanical. that he h as worried so •bout hla failure to e ta rt clicking that bw baa lost tb» akOlty fa ram- Hi,o RhMo ReueP SOUNDIES” JACK’S •e-M dablW contention that i|c feex-pigged good .golf before ie i n ■ajier-statepient. Winner of the N ational Open crown la 1037 and I M t. ha alio won the Western Open—a tough event—In 1936, Mp7»PJ*d l t d . Many veteran qbt f T f f P N f that tho Guklahl who W0B th e 19.17 National Qpen a t O eglead lIQIs, Birmingham, Mich., hkaa'-* one of the coolest, moat ite -n e rv e d competitors in golf aftar Joining a i ISg - I military \V \d h .« * won the Milwaukee Open’s f ] |t t money of fl,200 last August and shortly afterw ard wept tn the Mml-flnala of the 1943 PGA Uuinsamcnt where Uyrpn Ne'won beat him, one up. Even though ha bad ocrarional low rounds S te E lh a * . PGA event, Culdah) itilp j *»»• 4K|h»* from |he tournaThls »csson he hasn’t f O j ^ p s a _ B a y tf ] lad ao kgM ahould be ba made end oomioriaUe hotmfng provided lor the o H i ’w h ic h - is lA iu X ftM ie v e n la st u4P IAW1A6 S 0OT ARB re*i y t f t t R OMH. *£■SMfW fSxrtV- At Our Package S io n You'll Find The Best }1 whlrh l« | m*ntiintf. tin Monday. Orliiltrr Ith. |» ll IT IH Kl'IITIIKIK <Htl»KllKD that Itii* tirdrr ••( I'lililliMllon be |ill It Ii■Iti «| UlU'CJ St Mrrlt for four ron*p«'iillVM wtrkg lii tins Hanford ll#rnl«l. a p«wa|M|trr ».f gpiiirhl rlreulsilltin |itiMlwlir.| in Mnnlnule County. Klorltln. • WITNESS nt> baits! unt| peal a> Clerk of Ilie ell. nit Csttirl ut KtftQ* Luce Appointed On Southern’s Faculty 134 Chevrolet D ttW tH fcoubl coOto w on’ a • V ■ IRslidA? \*AA I i / WeuJione 7^3 If AtAKKfc Ai KATURAX O M lflTl if(K »1 \ LAKEIJkND, Aug. 29.-(S p e ­ cial)—Appointment of Sam W. Luce, Daytona Beach, to ths- Flo­ rida Southern College faculty as an Inatmctor In physical eslura- fonl, Klnritln, Ihlt l»ih tUjr of tton warn announced toslay by Aunu*I. A I * !'• 11 O IV 11 Kit NIK)!*. President Ludd M. Spivey, l.uee Clerk nf tlie I'kreult i*ntirt a s o u th e rn graduate, was an as­ lljr: A >1. \\ KKKSfi sistant In the Physical depart­ T>« P«tl jr CUrll. ment last year w h e n -le taught fO rK IC IA I. UKAIel tumbling, tennis swimming, and (1. II FIHIIIIACK. Ally. Orlando. Fla. assisted with other activity class, vs. Luce's duties will Include teach­ ing activity and other physical education .clsssca. lie la also to assist Coach J. A. Hattie In tho Dur nhop 1m tvrll equipped men's Intramural program. to make nny repaint on alnile ehvmplonsMp amt has been In the money so infrequently that his teum ey winning*, through July M, didn’t exceed $1.500—a ifar cry from the epproximaUly oaaooo In purtes ha picked up In ($17 and • 1938. Thle summer V could do better than a tie for H a t place In the National Open. (n the 1941 PGA championship a t Denver, Guldahl waa eUmt* ns led In uio third round, by Neleon again. In the Chicago open he finished far o it of the money, placing 29th with a 29« U Ul X k h Included a ,T T - a ll right for duffers tu t “simply terrible for Ralph- It# did show an Im­ provement In tho 8 k Paul open, 1N|4 COMPLETE AUTO WASH fhooe 9US BAGGETTS Liquor Store LUBRICATION Mather Arcade lAIIlUANKH-MOKSG DISTBIUUTOR Expert Repairs farm machinery, trallcni or other equipment. DEW D R O P . IN A GOOD LOOKING SMOOTH RIDING CAR TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIAL! I l r a n d y , Champagne, Wine, Gin. Cordials, etc. We lieUver, 'T S S tS f' 3 DAYS ONLY! Mill Supplies Irrigation Systei^§ FRIDAY THURSDAY . , SATURDAY Machines Repaired — Expert Welding Mill anil Packing House Supplies end Repair Service. PAUL, J. STINE and GKOtyGE 8TINB, Owners ' B > m ,w n TW BVNrOHU MAUI! 207 W. Second 8U NO-TRC MCONQ MTTU 1 BVIRyONC y » S W C * tO W W W lA . / COfiSPOR OAOOV MAT MSTOTVWy T rtjg .c c x a . r i W O N g n j c — X T - ^ t ITS BC5T ftl GfE-dd \ sosrv fiiyrxsT E -T E srcN W ceO r lo v rly C’Liifrt Trufuf liilpil louilitig riJ tt an<l «»ilh r v r r y $nU b ra n d I— n-iiitn I ! 1! ‘n Totri LEGAL NOTICES __________ _________ l i n y «l I ’m w n f n i t l^al-lactingl Thla n>U li.ka won r#uqt of li KfiAR) tu l f t r lU llincvMintryover.Try 1] [)jj] \ a l«*sttie) |i>*lay . . i ,U\ { « .’> I J r f m 9g!3HBM)t7sv~ {( By PAUL ROBINSON "ETTA KKTT h m kha NEAU-MAVBC ^ catch p& TAJCS IffAS^ L~ TlLLWRCRTINfiM OiCVUflo u o u e r/j AwAVPiaOMTHB I ■A S jV ei ’BM>/f T || p \ WWTS JUST itm c K N o r/f WMATS 6 < m OS t^ i, our % if V J /iti |fjC 1 \ A 1EiSJii aXLia • f .Jr ^ *c* s 1P n H r N IA/ A V 1X> by FRAN �n n f A T , A P C tlg T p laeea r f M i m IN n l N n w b e h av e p r c U l a la t a « amt r t s h t , tltla » r l a l i n t l l a end1 ta (ha fellow la v I W I l M M f M r , a tta a to , I f l a i M b ein g J s U i O t r o t I e n te r* . C a a a lf 4 k w Inoln a n d I t i t a o r n a f U a , « > « i l ; THIS CURIOUS jbf>«t "Holy War? (Explain H itler's' VAttack on RoaeUTj TUOT I evidently docs not te re s with gueuers who hero surmlned that Herr HUler wouldn't h a v e attacked 2 •T V • ■ jfn y«t,. fi , could have th a t bl* S ■' DKOINNINU ait • p o in t U t a Knot of - tb n N a rtb e e e t p o in t ‘o f I n u n o c ilo n o t Kina A vanuo nan r o l lo n S tM ot fat Ib n c l i p ot Hanford, flaiHa. r a n (banco N o rth a dflaaM of. t i n ft. to th o ao n tb linn of W a te r S t r u t . r a n th ro e n W ent a lo n g th e Booth tin e o f W a te r S tr e e t n Olatenca o f I M ft. a n d m o Iheaen Booth B d tpla n c e a f 110 fL an d r a n thooon K ant n OlnUnco n t I M ft. tn p o in t o t b eg in n in g . TRA CT X. .4 BEOINN1.VO a t n h e lo t 11T f t. W ant of th e N orthw oot P o in t of lataro eetto o o f M frfle A ra n o a and W a te r S tre e t In th e Clip of S an fn rd . F lo rid a, r u n th en ce W eet alo n g th e N o rth line o f W a te r S tre e t n •fin a n c e of I I I ft. rnn th en ea N o rth n die la nee of 4TI.T ft. m o re o r laee to th e w n tera of L aka Monroe, ra n (hence a rm y 1 e a e r I la u n c h e d the ' \ : ,{ J c a m p a ig n la I ip lte of him. ’• I . In hie recent | talk before the v I Knights of Columbu* m e e t - located a lo n g th e to o th lin e o f L ake M onroe, a* d*etAnen of l l . l f t. m ore o r lean, t a n point N o rth o f th e b e g in n in g , and rn n th e a a a B ooth n die* tan re of l l t . g l f t m ere o r leea to the p o in t e f b e g in n in g ,-ta * g ath er w ith , n il U t ta r a t a b o re and r ip a ria n f ig h ta . lean t h a t p art e f th e Where d eacrlb ed tra c t r n n a tltn lln g a p a r t o t Seminole B oulevard. u n d e r n dred of r ig h t of w a r h p th e d t p e f S an fo rd . F lo rid a , t a the S ta le R e td D ep artm en t r e ­ corded In Deed Booh TT. on peso t t l b f th e P e b lle R oeorde of S em 'ao le C en atp . F l o r ­ ida. , T R A C T S. n c n iN N IK O a t th o N o rth weet p o in t of In te rse c tio n o f M yrtle A ven u e an d F u ltn n n or Ihnoedo. You'll like oar foaatsin (trinket todn Phone 1.03 is Store Sanford. Florida tll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lil= lll= |||= |||= |||= = |||5 |||= |||= ||| h # p y j lh4 .« » O JJ-; We are baying this space in this paper to tell you that F r i d a y an^ Saturday a r e 'Adolf! He didn't offer an outright explanation ef hU dbvtoue aeaumplion that the ruehrer alerted the fighting gft the H u la' tee tern frontier, but the gtieeaers Inferred one (rant the general nature of hie sddrdaw jad It does have the ring of s oerUbl anfBUnt Of plausibility. Tho rutaxing frnlemlty. In this [Muscovite neighbors whenever he Ifiesmed tt, from his. standpoint, s 'good time to do so. Plenty of ob* in th a c i t y e f B eaterd. servers, however, have wondered being C o u n tr .e f Sem inole, t e d S ta le ef .why he thought the Urns rips when F lo rid a. lo -w ll: U>t I f ef St. Jo eeab 'e aeee rd bo actually did It He wan pretty Ing to B e e rd e lfs P la t dnlp r e ­ busy already elsewhere. Why didn't corded Is tb e peblle r a e e r d i bo prefer to wait until, and If] of Sem inole C o u e tr, F lo rid a, the. democracies all die* co n tain in g i l l a area) m ere o r t z:. _— _ leae a a trip e f te e d I I fe e l w ide a lo ig lh a E e a t a e d S outh suggestion* have been aldea re fe rr e d f a r roadw ay. St M suspected Comrade T erm a c u b . P u re b a s e r te p ay fee of plannJag to Jump him by deed. It. M. WATSON^ tarthe midst of his settrl' ts the opposite direction. That Ua iu -a Wd w . SPENCE ‘ >1 M u te r. theory hardly bolds water, though, . B olU ller t e r P la la tlfl Joe vary mantfettly didn't want to get into s rumpus with Germany , 1yet awhile. He put up with a deal of Adolfs Balkan rearrangements that he osn't bare liked, end ‘didn’t sa y mush about It He 'didn't \ beglnAehooting. u stll.h d that you can buy Furniture, A Radios, Washers, Electric Refrigerators and nu­ merous other items on oUr established __ _ isea ra il. pet palpal _ a«»A f _ _ _ _ . ■ _ (B W » - ' ‘^ - V . n i i Tbeery Weak'___ V, There's also tbe hypotheele that - tbs Haile look jan warpath Into gthfMfr very own.’ on lata ultr. Still.'Russia m i let■'em have these supplies any* It's conceivable that the ir had it hi mind to acquire. Jy the supplies, but also the maea that they're grown on om which they're dug up and tor. But Why couldn't that, have been b it Unto laterf , Ihort, the gueeoere haven’t to ’em. on that » • a * notion Tone larding hla prefc T y ro into Uoia»r wealir Oeexpney, big down payment— Make your selection— itract-Get immediate te stocka-You �- X. -TT —r ~ ~ r" *• Sanford Ls The Only Central Florida City A ffording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation A N IN D E P E N D E N T .N E W Sl’APKK ............................... EaUblbhed la IMS VOLUM E X X XIII ......... ..u ^m :rnm---------- • !■ - L SANFQRD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. AVGUST 30. ID-11 I NUM11ER 6 Member AaaodaCed Press - United States Army Tries Out Its New Tank-Killer %'into c> Wra, Lack Of flit Worry4 Axis Means Of Bulwarking * Continent Against # Invasion Is Among Topics Of Meeting Thanks Red Cross Duce Agrees To Send , As Many Workers * Soldiers As Needed AaeagtafeeS The crying need for oil for the .Axis war and mean* of bulwarking the European Continent against the poaaibflity of American invaaion were amon- the moat urgent problems discussed at the Hltler-Musaolini meeting on Ohe eastern front, dispatches from Rome acknowledged. The German press was bu>> extolling the dictators’ confer­ ence as sealing the Axis plan for a permanent European peace '•-based on a decisive GermanItalian victory. Japanese dispatches said the conference sleo dealt with Ameriean-Japanesa relations. Coming through Italian etgaorahlp along with the unusual ino Tnowleiigement that tha Asia most find new sources ef raw materials—particularly e ward . from welt-informed pol eat quartan that Mussolini I agreed U supply as many • I d le r s far tha float and trs far. Germany as Hitter fas Both Berlin and I r the HilleP-Mutsolin| an in s e tr to the C f f " "*** ■i Official representative of the British Red Cross, Lady hsount- ^ The two dictators yesterday with a n ' announcement that their Europe la de­ "new order" feating peaee, Signed to "remove the causes which la the rtan to European put hava a n peoples into wars" ami "fruitful collaboration.* It waa the fln t matting of the gashrer and 11 Duce since Ger­ many launched her attack on Run la on June t t and never be­ fore tn their six previous war­ time p a rity*-M Mar twa ferred at suth length. brew er Funeral Kites Will Be Held Sunday Funeral services for Mrs. Eutatae Brewer, Sanford resident Ter the past 14 yean Thursday in a waver hospital, will he held * termoon at 3*0 o'clock at the Erickson Funeral Heme. The Mv. W. P J Brooks. Jr., win offlefeu, Onft turfel *til he la Lake View Cemetery. Active pellbearere Will be A IL R. Lewla, J. IL Eatridge, H. L. Iloere, A. ‘J. Moore, A- J. Walker. L. H. R a in y a m i------- tu®v-w A- C- Madden. H. British - U. S. Landon Asks Presi­ dent To Keep His Promises Of N o t Dispatching Army Europe Is Asked To Choose Aims An­ nounced At Meet­ ing On High Seas Peace Plans ------- vis. U. B. chairm an, for the wa. relief supplies being sent ts Britain. Her husband. Lord LeuU M ountbalten. I. In the IL K o. a s.u m . com m .nd of tho Dr Itlab aircraft carrier Olustrinua. Which la now undergoing repairs. Sympathy Grow* IJ f o r . V * 'lL I flin n r " p A . tir e d • . U ** At wm i*. reported to the F"- | J u £ . d , .p p re ie d by the House, l,h() m„ , ur, „ now drafted would personal Ineoms tax esempt|o $2000 to 11500 for mM1j ^ couples and from 1*00 to j or klugla persona, Impose a J^Jtax o„ a ll taxable personal Income, and raise manv excite and o-ealled nuisance levies. It Is designed to raise ths federal Income to nearly 113,000,000,000 a year. But even this will U f l.^ 'd n f ™ y only • little more than half W D O «* the government's expenditures ' . daring the Current flseal year— V —_ M .ll «w estimated at *22.000.000,000 L t a v a l - w h i c h haf* been mounting to unprecedented height* as th* nslion wages ms fight against Naxl- Th* house looped off nearly *M0, 000.000 by sllmlnaUng a provision which would hav« required hus­ VICHY, Unocedpled Franc*. bands and whrea to fife Income tax returns. Ang. 30 —(A*)— Sympathy for The Senate committee held long Paul Colette, youthful* Do Gaul- hearing* _ on th* maaaura and b*list who attempted to axsoasln- , an executive deliberei ‘ Hberatlalta tax ate Fierro Laval, became evident Monday. It lowered aema aem today evett as the wounded pol­ rates, raised others and It finished It* itician toy lighting for hl« Ufa. when atlmated yield waa | ITS,400 Th* Antlflovlet Uglon, which hove the treasury n a l. acted relativelyLaval -w*a . R „ ,TheR committee HP shot, iBcided to hack Laval’* frfeor provisions T*t*rtay. It turn Itf asking that Colette I doptad avprovl.lon calling for a * fine for treated with ' clemency. i'41000 » iww une ior peraeaa persona who claim Furthermore, the latest edition* fc advertising that the I p en in Gem»«n-occu- | taxes Imposed by t h a __ , _____ _ were mueli mWer » ,of paulng Ihata eft l o - the eonthalr Altai Attacks on (Vletta than auracr. their than had been, lim e even da- I It alao voted to exempt from fended him. : , ,f ’« admleilone tag eivfe concerts 1 Laval, symbol nf French Jwhere ne profit goes to stack eouanoration with HlUer. k»y h»W*m- It pruvfijufa; had axtloa* to death last night at hi* jempted agricultural fain from tha snrgtons determined upon a rfe- O T s — J j ky operation to remove a«l **• sasaln’s bullet Im]tadd"d a tenth Italy Stops Work of an inch from Ma heart The aurgeona decided upon th* On 2 Battleships hatprdoua step after the 6S-y*aroldT politician had suffered a temperature of 1* centigrade . NKW YORK,-Ang. M M (10SJ Fahrenheit) for m «T U ek of ssatertafe has caused lu to atop aanatauatlca an two hrurs, a possible »lg« tenltla was developing elw« vital orfina. yesterday. The ship*—tha laapara, echeduled for eamplottea at Genoa In 104S, and* tha Rosa, reported last year aa ready far launching Laval's Journalistic x m v l.ts, nt Trieste— were e f tha feur-ehlp sees I Deal, who waa wrwadwl Llttorlo atom, heralded by th* U tt Wednaaday, Italian* u being "unaqnatled by Defend De Gaullist c* IL ’?X sr tJ sn K ttB r h in u ir s fe S S is w jB s r jt rmmm Townsend Qnb Discusses Plan 1 ' 'H I '1 % Needed For More Arms Is Cited <1 ■ j^Vril To Leningrad Grows Worse A s Finns Draw Near - The arm y's Provisional GHQ Tm k Destroyer Battalion un­ veils Its weapons in a dcm onttm i.ui a t F ort Meade, Mil, and one o f its fast, new tank-kdlrr. is shown firing a 16- m il l im e te r g u n d u r i n g lh<- te s t ms m a i n w e a p o n s a r e I h i r u - is of tilt­ ed on j e e p s nnd s w a m p Imggies. T h e Imltislion*« wenp, •n- m o u n t Is Named Sanford Residents Plan Various stzS»JrL SfTivzzr rsE g-Hae s-s r i„"s£ Group For Election 0 ( Adolf B lttar M il, B enito . U p ,l­ on tha Russianfront and hailed h tea n decisive reply to t>s •“w a M like and untaat’*' eight petaliU ef meeting tha Roosevslt-Churchn 1 me Halt Debate . Is Charged SPARKS. Kane., Asg. 30 — (A*)— Alf M. London charged to­ day an attem pt is being n ad e three (toys to “smother politics! dehala Bi this country.' The Republican presidential nominee In 19.1 A asaerU j he'd ho th e f l n t to yield to the Pres­ id ent-credit fo r the Job .if “ mas­ terly statesm anship" if hr keeps “ specific promises. In view ct his belligerent policies a*.! aban­ donment of neutrality. <>f opt .•ending . another armed etoedlUonmrv force of Americin boys •broids* T h e-S en ate Finance Committee yesterday tfnatlvely approved a |.1.n72,400,000 defense revenue bill which would Imoose the hesvtc»t tax burden In United States hlstorv on present tsspsyer* and millions of others who will be taxed for the first time. The committee agreed unsnl.mously to a notion th a t no fur- Italy To Suppljr • Men For Germany Eden Supports Road 203 Survey Outings Over Labor Day Weekend Is Completed To Chamber Leaders Business School Border Of County '!• t - u r l i t . a ' " ' rm *n thrust Inwards 'I '- c .w h„ h, rn „ np^ "tl.i Kl.onn G rrm ans slain or - • undr-l in great tattles on rain-tlrei.rhrtl f|,M*. the Rustods*, while •ft- Nail* reporter! the destruction „f up l<> loo Soviet • h i p . laden -1th troops flee'"x fr.n , Tallinn. Estonia. J fl.MMt.V. tug. .10.—(A P) r ' , Bernard „f tll# > a t h e r lands. hrsodrsstJng i n ^ ' . *ree|i.ig« <,u w , ' ' ilhelmina In her country heme in h.nglsml today as- . -erlerl that -'slrrsriv our eyes h«>r -een In the f „ dislaac# i . '**? " f • ll*hl heralding The queen will bo lumnrniw, l y ;1 Oh. t^bor Day! By definition thr holiday that LONDON. Aug. :to _(/p)__ is coming up Monday is “a legal A mII u . iiv K«l.‘n ndviacd K ttloliday, usually th r first Monday In September. In honor of, or in XU ri'iu1 tdilav to chiMiKt- „ Dritinterests of, workingmen ss a 9 i'li-Amirii-iin uean* an forclass," but by tustum it is s ,0 niiilat<-«l at thp Rooseveltholiday fur |.r*rly everybody. ( liuri’hill Atlantic conference Semi-nfflrislly the lailnir Day -4 M m . |{. Maxwell, principal W. A. Leffler, president of th* of thr Sanford Vocational School. wsekrml also signifies the end IdUht ill tv»y Aiir\t*y work i»n nvt r Adolf _IIitli‘r’.H “ iijw Semtnole County Chamber of tOilsy announced th a t Sept. 8 has of the summer lesson and thr Stati* R.latl 20:1, which run 4 from •Tiler” as emphasized nt n Commerce, today ap p o in ta d .n b*v* »et for the opening of th* windup of beach vacation* and Ovii’ih* thi uch Chulimtii to thr secret mebling with Ronitn nine-man alectlon committee and new term of the school end th a t mountain trips. Chrnry M iftwny, b i t I r e n com the eastern called the members to meet on m -i'tratio n will Uko place on tin* Oiankfi* county Iin«* .Mussolini on Many Hanford residents are |>l«*tn| S ep t 2 to arrange and count th* Sc| t. I and 6. by Si»nnt- wnr front. planning tu sptnd their long a li’ttiT rfcttivnl t v ballot* for choosing directors ,*f Thr RoOBi'vrltf'hurchlll 1 I Hiring th* summer the school weekend at nearby bharhrs, either or p‘.. K. )li>o*h»l<lrr from W. 1>. th* trade body. ha- tern enlarged by the addi­ visiting friends or entertaining l.4*Vvill«’ diviaion <ntfint^r i»f iruim )hill "rt’n n irr thr (olIxlMir* Clarence Attains U chairman of tion of another room In the Kent them. Others will go to lakes lh** .Stair Ron.I Ih’partm m t at linn t*f u» nil," hr tul.l muni­ th* committee and members urs K.- Win it,png ■ on Commercial 8trect, nr springs for fishing and swim- Di'Iennd, it*Ivi••*4 . tion* w rrkun nt f'ovfntry. Qordon Brtsadn, M artin J . Jlram,• Mr w M u x w . D - ei, |. I W Lth’n rm phnaiicd »hr ne»<l ewlng alaf [-Wales, amt still others Thr pUnn hav« b n n w nt to :.i Richard R. Dent, J. M. Gonzslex, A new course which will he will pay a weekend call on friends tha Ituad |lrpartini*l)t'>4 office in f*»r m< rr arinn for nil fro n d W. M. Haynes, Herman Morris, offered this year Is secretarial nr relatives In other riliee. TallahaRsco, \|r I a'V uiIIu itntrd. of th r world, adding th.it the B. L. Perkins and C. II. Redding. practice fur advanerd stenographIn Hanford itself. It'll be a quiet Scinihir llii'h .'lilri riplaiiird output of wxr m aterial by Bri­ Ballots were mailed Aug. tain, h tr it 11i n and thr United Miss Clara Mri<ch, Instructor, woekrnd, since no .special obser­ and are being returned dally, )M- will tra rh typing by a new and vant!- Is being planned. The of. that thr next *lcp will l*r for the Stutrw ••rt|ill fttlll xhort i f our Tallal AKirr ttfflci* to complete ward Higgins,, secretary, rcportul. method, Mr*. Maxwell flees In the City Hall and thr the ritfht*r»f wuy maim nnd sub­ need* ’* The ballots aro ratumabl* until attractive Ni \m of ilirert action in the -lated. Mias Melach has recently Court House will be closed, a* mit tbe de* «l to tbe lt«>ard of 6:00 o'clock BepL 2, he said, add­ completed a cour-e at the Trade well as most stores In the down war vhi»b rompanitively Bcurci* to­ County f’omm»*»i"iii»M Thii w*»rk ing th a t “It la th* usual custom nnd Indu-trial School of the Uni- tnwn section. The Sanford He­ ii expected lit U* cnmplrteil in a day, hut l.eningradi p iid aiear • ta r t arranging and cuuntlng thr vi-rally of Florida a t Daytona rald will not publish • paper • h*»rt time, S* nat«»r llouahobler ominously clo*er. ballots about 2:00 o’clock Sept! i lliach. Thr Kmm rr|M»rtrd u th ru it Monday. sal<l. and receive the ballota until cl»>to Kivennapa. 30 m ile« from I’a r t of th# Si-mlnole County Th« Post Office will observe In* time.” When the t »uhl*of •way map* Leningrad, together with the cap­ th# Vocational Monday as a holiday, and all . A total of 59 directors will In* it-ool syatem, windows will ha closed fo r the have liern rompl«*ted, tbe County ture of Viipurl. elected, 34 from Sanford and .'I Sri ool chargea no tuition fee*. Miirthol Voroshilov'* northern .Subjtrtoffered Include short­ entire day, Postm aster R. J. C'cnimiiuion will pr»»c«*d wit! from the county towns. S o \ irt arittie* h a v e l a u n c h e d a hand, typing, bookkeeping, buaiHolly announced.' Special delivery M-rurin^ nf ilri'ila when the State Five directors will be chosen |Mi\»rrful o f f r m i v r 'JA0 niilrri from Oviedo. From the other m -a lEMgliah, filing, mimeograph­ ami perishable m atter will, how­ Bdvisew that they an* ready. Mr. tit Ii o f L e n i n g r a d in a dt**i»rrtowns the number to be elected is ing, calculator!, and civil service ever. be delivered aa usual. Nt> LrVcillc uniiLtincrd tin t !ua lx - **!*• offs-rt t«* b r e a k Up t h a (itir- services will he required nf elthrr sa follows: Altamonte, th r u . p irp n ra tlo n .-.— city or rural esrrlsrs, but mall peeled to continue tin* survey imin t m i r r l r m r n t o f tiie form* r Fern Park, three, Geneva, thrrr, ill be dispatched fom the office from the Semiuule t ountv Inn* cxnri.it r n p ita l, it w o r e p o r t e d In k s Mary, three, Lake Mgnr.w, to l(oa«l 22 or the (’hmi ^ Ihigh­ c u r ly foduy as on othsr day*. . one. Forest C ity onef Blavla, lhn e IhApatchn reaching London Collection* from designated way in Orange county. and Longwood two. 11 sateI •mtar it b« I 'll* TXf*H street letter boxee will be made Mr. Hlggina urged those who between the hours of 1:30 P. M. have not returned their ballots to. , do ao aa soon aa possible, cither LONDON, Aug. 30 — UP)— amt 2:30 P. M. Chief of Police Roy Williams, bringtag them by th* Chamber of I »'?'1 Russian troops, fear. Commerce or mklling them. | f,ul • f l «>»rman aabotage struck whose Police D epartm ent will rr^Officers for the new ysar will ,,' r P«r lnU» I™n Friday, bringlnr maln open over th* weekend is­ bo oloctod by th* board of direr !•»•*«• control virtually all sued a special appeal tn motorists CLEARWATER. Aug. :m — *tors at‘ * meeting somewhere in uf the enuntry's pipelines and tn drive carefully over Labor (.S|>t-rinl) — I hi- limly nf JaniWm eat oil fields, Day, saying “ it's b e tte r to he llutl-nn September, the secretary stated. Hinimtint. m-gin ilrnwm.il llritls'h and Russian nfflrlnl lain than absm t-“ Clt-nrwutrr Imy Keturilay a f ­ LAKE WORTH. Aug. S O .-l/ll -nureea eonflrmed that Shah Ri>Drivers have another reason in III the la-lie f that the beat <•! Khan 1’ahlevl had ordered a besides safety for going at mod­ ternoon, was iiushril into the fish nets of Isinnin tiold early F>isubstitute for Jspnnrsp silk la • • -satlon of hostilities hut in- erate pares during Labor Day, f"rm allon aa to w hather occu­ Chief Williams risclared, since iluy nii rning by u porpoise. Con­ American silk, Frank J. la-wis. chnirnuin nf the llnnpl uf Fi-tleral pation of strategic objectives slower driving will conserve gas­ stable Cy Idiwery reported. tiold, who hml strelrhcil his Itcscrve bank of Chicngn, and oline. • W .V ., BRUng, manager of would continue waa refused. nrts on the mangrove island east Mr*, la-wis are |ilanting I “T h a t has ceased to be > mil­ Touchtons Drug Star* at First of rlrn rw n te r Dench and north 'KM1 mulberry trees an tbeU question,” authoritative Street and Magnolia Avenue, an- itary# ------------------------of the rnusewny, was attracted furm n ra r here. KILLED IN CRASH nounced today that • Kooi-Air quarter* said. “It Is a m atter of to the -nets by the strange noise AVo have been able to prove aooUng system had been Install. <1! foreign policy." 30— 0D of Iho porpoise. Ho sow the nr- that silk can be raised in rlu rl1.03 ANGELE8. to make tha- store more plea gro’s body and came to Clear­ —One man waa killed end two b In." M rs.'L ew is declared In a during the hot summer days. WOULD BELL CARGO were Injured critically Friday In water to report to police. letter w ritten front her summer Freeh Air to taken in by two Constable laiwery, n native of hump at Mirhiilintla. Mich., t* the erash of a B-25 type army big fan* at the rear of the atore. Lauderdale, Aug. *0-—UP) bomber four mlputo* after It Clearwater, said porpoise always the l-akp Wnrth Herald. through mats whnirh -TFort h# federal government yeaUr- took off on a teat flight. push a human body to shore. •Six disclosed th a t aa a result with water. nf the silk raising vrnture s ta rt­ ing here two yrnrs ago, she and Lewis hail 000 pounds of silkworm cocoons on hand when tho office of production management Issued kapt at a Mob0^ Al* - for sn order freoslng silk suppllca In tho United States. TO. In adoiUea all du.t They tem porarily halted relaliflf m* to alimlM tad from the Florida State Theatre*, Inc., resulted In the donation of more of silkworms aarly this month be­ will bunch a new plan Labor than 13,000 pounds of scrap cause of tha feck of mulberry Day aa Ui* movie house chain metal which was turned over to leaves, ami started planting ad- . continue* Its .efforts toward as­ tho government for partfellv re­ dltional trees. By Fall thay axsisting the aatiotul preparedness lieving a shortage in the vit tha farm ’s total to be 1,000.000 program, Charles Morrison, man­ precious element. trees. • ■ ■■ - Committee To Meet ‘ Will Be Opened September 2 For Counting: B a l l o t s I. On September 8 c. For Minimum Income Of $15001 Rlfirht-Of-Way Maps To Be Completed By Rond Of finals British And Soviets Go Deeper Into Iran Porpoise Pushes Silk Production Body Into Nets In Florida Said To Be Practical Touch ton’s Installs New Cooling System ,jr J Sanford-DeLand Golf Match b Scheduled Ritz Theater Will Launch Campaign To Aid United Service Organization P ty News Briefs ager of th* Bits Thaator, sold to­ day. In th* lobby ef th* theater P*T,r‘ A marrfegs lice Court will b* placed a container where • *!*! of yeeWrday at Iloaa* to . . Richard ____ _ Gillespie aad contribution* will be received far tbe United Service Organisation, Msrtan Batrldg*. both of a nation-wide Ball engaged In providing recreation facilities for American inldlava, tailors and Manage* Morrison said 12.000 itlon platan theater* threoghont the United Its tea will so- • T B J T f ir r a s .a s . 112 eat* Miabarrets In the , U N N k f l*M r. Morrison, •ad aaah wUlda Ma share In tha On Aug. 8, In every city where a Florida BU|e movie house was frnse savings stamp’ located a "defen matinee was staged Ith a result that nearly 24,000 Florida youngstars ware bunched toward the purchase of a |25 defense bond. Admission to tho “metal mati­ nees'' was obtained by the donaif a place of aluminum. A child,, to enter the .temp mattoje. had only to display a small denomination nation govei government security —most of which were of tha 10cent variety. Manager Morrison laid tha USO co-operation campaign will continue throughout next week, idlng Saturday night. While na quota has been for th* Bit* Theater, Mr. Mi •on expressed a deafar* ?to . the beet proportionate showing la the •tat*?’ .. * . Ilowevar, It will be two or three yean before lb* trees are large enough to furnish food for the illkworma In sufficient! quan­ tities to result In substantial allk production., Mr*. Lawla said th at wbtfe large-scale silk prod action In North America to possible, use of machinery to eliminate expen­ S ^ ^ .hand Td fe^ r ln J o d itii sive labor in iproduction ------------u iv , . .^ouab to compete I •t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 29, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/16976ed46b86221de33ea983563bae61.pdf 4043f86856c6bb08e503e762abdabd4e PDF Text Text ■S5P DROWNS m LAKE WORTH W EST PALM BEACH. A n* o h b MggeeUoa, 27,—W — Augusta* II. D sffcrm team captaje weald ra te as cap- 13, drowned Toeedsy in Lake .T«*ri baefca ae Ibuten- W orth whO. playing hide-andORLANDO. Aog. * 7 ^ -(Spec­ ants, th a set irfbld and linemen seek With k b companion. Wil­ would rank irgeant, an d so on. liam M anchester.--------- , ial)—Football p la y c n ' uniforms White hair uuevee such Inslgwill sport m ilitary Insignia to n b w eald 1 Ip make American denote tha poaitlon played on Um youth mor* “defense conscious" team. If coache* throughout the and stim u b t Interest in nation1. nation adopt suggeeUan of F ran ­ al defense. cis WUUTtair, DcLand member ThalbAd’s lame, changed from of the seleellro senrlce board o f S b m in IS E», m eans "land of - .« appeals fo r the fifth cengretsfoo- free people v ... - Grid Player* May T urn “Military1 Alexander Takes 1 Qualiying Medal! Of National Meet ML tit—(Aft— |T a left hand the won sole light heavykb for Coe iv and turned of tbe Bronx o. In a 15Ulson Square weighed 176; I B at th* rn g m ftV a M b n from Jersey won undisputed posieuion ,lo th* beeMe hy p a ir the barest margin. He floored the baby-fac­ ed kid from the ..B rant In the second rand, r a t J i b face open r4a Che feartw. .dad was way out i f r h s s i w hsri'T am l com* down |b e stretch Uke W blrbwey to all h o t pull the decision out of llh* A r e . f * '• t J. TVs o ffle b b desided that LesM rieb's early edge, when be Used B laft hsnd likp R alw R uth used lip nee a bail ‘ tb i; w ss enough to g tre him th e verdict which UMAQAt nflAt AUI. V*' —E dw artf-’ISklp) Alexander of Burlington, N. C-, won the qual­ ifying medal In the National am ateur golf tournam ent Tues­ day with a 36-hole card of l i t . li b 37-40—77 wa* 10 otrokca off his record tying 67 in the first round Monday, b u t n high wind which blew scores to duffora* figure*, kept b b rivals safoly behind him. Sixes and sevens were so com­ mon as fours and fire s on (he card* of the hopefuls, w ith most of th* trouble duo to a fierce wind wlhch caused usually straight, shooters to hook or slice. Johnny Burk* of Chicago, heeond to Alexander Monday, had a bad bswk nine and finished WINTER HAVEN. An*. ’•7-— (Special)—Wednesday afternoon closing wfll U dbcnatlauad today it n a decided ah a meeting of the W hiter H aveu Merchant* aaaoelaUotL ,-W _________. WINES - GINS - LIQUORS leSNEViCPi, fAipmrr.* otmr BILL’S PACKAGE STORE— i k m m a u m u o <*i r , ita * c a * w & u « * r-\ Is The Time To Buy Your Used Car — While Easy Terms A re Still Available. All seofo* of 158 and better end a fow 150’s, wefe good enough to land one of the 64 bertha for today’s opening rounds of match pTay. Two 18-hote round* will cut field to 16 by tonight. Casualties among the better known player* were heavy. Fore­ most o f the non-qualifiers was W. B. (D uff) McCullough, who loat to Dick Chapman In th* fin- *re_r t l district. m /Gus it' ""•* V ■ Get-riMrom) IbukX WMENB He- \ MAE A l/tUJ. (AtAKMjfir m i XMMUUkt U u r f ' nancing Will Be Enforced By Govern­ Gator Football ment Regulatory Decree Beginning Manager* Named September 1st. * ', Rosetown Is Fastest Fi l l y m * Pw i n ' ••••< **•••« i I* .Ik1W 4 C h e v ro k t B ndan ' ; Form er champion* Marvin (Bud) W ard of Spokane, Wash., and Johnny Goodman, Omaha, who w ire tied for fourth a t the end of the first round, moved Into third plae* with 75's today for a total of 148. Ted Bishop, A dtarndate, Mass., added a - 77 to h b early 72 for a 140 and tied a t 150 were Ellsworth Vines, ir„ 8an O abrbl, Calif., end Lyn Lardner, J r., Oconomowoc. W b. Johnny Fischer of F o rt Thom­ as, K y- national champion in 1036 cam* beck with a 80-34—78 after flrjng a 78 and landed In a t b a t 111 with Lou Jennings, Portland, Or*- 75-76, and Bob Cochran, Normandy, Mo., 74-77. Brackated a t 163 war* defend­ ing champion Dick Chapman, Msmaroneck. N. Y , Mario Con- of a ' 10-rr shooters. Ai • V. GAINESVILLE, Aug. 37—(A V Bill Scott of M bm l and Ralph Blank of Waat Palm Beach will be co-manager* of the 1041 universi­ ty of Florida varsity football squad. Coach Tom LWb announced the appointments Tuesday and said they , would report this week-end to make ready for th* opening practice of th* 1041 Gator squad Monday. had challenged around th* and then droped back. Under McCreary’s urging, th* M art drew up almost even, bdt 'K o ittown draw away again In the last '«♦ mo ,n 1-5 over a muddy i^yb t— P-Emanuel's omlssTfen, T s ill- !i r f r " ' '* ’’o rlu l" ■ thrae-hore* field, .fl? .* f.n|t Mor- trimmed . Wldener'a Overd ra wn II Bluffs, Iowa, hi a thrilling flnbh to taka the Moore’* Battle Colors wea 70-7»—180, and (hth* Isngtha back. Omission was it, Tampa, 86- timed In t i l l M for six fuxbng* and paid fSPO. FAIRBANKS-1 FAIRUANKH-M0R8E i try fo r heavyweight gold and ory. On th* A w ocbted Preae scots ad, M aurbllo had a a edg* of rounds to 's e v e n . F lv t of be picked up la th* b a t tats. proceeding* sta rte d off the highly bally-hooed uad decision over Gullsen tee, lightweight chamBouth America- Puentes. Ightad 111 to h b rival’s » the aggressor thraughhad Jack, who w as born W alker, hu rt th ree or i** during tbe fight, ling OM of the outstaad. Our ahop is wsU equipped to make any repaint; on farm machinery, trqlleru or other equipment. DISTRIBUTOR 1939 1939 ’479 f/ } s iS S . ’599 Y A A n n FORD DELUXE s £ Q Q • PORDOR 8EDAN 0 0 9 II 1 9 0 0 1938 TUDOR SEDANS * / . w If £• Zi KS” ; 413 \ A DODGE TUDOR SEDAN ’ PACKARD PORDOR 8EDAN f IV FORD DELUXE STATION WAGON m UEO FLYING CLOUD BEdAN Mill Supplies i Irrigation Systems FORD "SO’* TUDOR SEDAN 3 FORD TUDORS A FORDOR3 STUDEBAKER BEDAN 3 rORD PICKUPS DODOB PICKUP FORD P A N E L .J LK,IVERY SEDAN D EU V ER Y F O R D . CHEVROLET PA NEL f l% M TON B I Co m e in t o d a y : 3 FORD TUDOR 8KDANS All these cars have been } 1937 1935 1936 1935 1937 1938 1937 Reconditioned and are Guaranteed* —— — Prices Like These Can’t Last Long! wm~ T mm, 40 More C m of various makes and modela. at your own price. We sell the beat and Junk the reet. FORD - MERCURY & LINCOLN DEALER Machines Mill and Pa. PAUL l C ’.1S W~i>5g. TELEPHONE 1» is m s s u tt rk . In a slashing 15-round j d ^ j j i o v . n e u T v,1ek*d ISON LAVOPT/ Advertisements jnoOSQFRL! 4 J S & u rf RAVE YOUR Naua-rapstrei Mb Ikes XUCKLLANEOUb WE HAVE a meet •omjlete^Ua* of bicycles SM iMeiijLy.v THE LONE -•m r> IT ■ SV r;.y * A �« t ■ A N IN D E P E N D E N T VOLUME XXXIII Iran To Seek 'A rm istice In Four-Day War Eatphlbhed In 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2S, 1911 The Gateway To Iran ’{ E ast Will Get 15 Percent Cut In .Gas Supply C a b in et ■Decides On Move In O rder To H alt Bloodshed In • Invasion Of Allies P r ,M . •ian'forco. • • (T h a n waa no hnm dlate Indl cation aa to who might h e ld thnew governm ent) , Williams Funeral •Services Will Be Friday Afternoon Funeral a rn ic a s for Ralph O* fkorna Williams, known to ,htm sny friends as will be bald a t 8:80 o'clock Friday af ternoon a t the Erickson Fanare' Homo w ith the Rav. W. P Brooks, Jr* officiating. Burls'drill be la ' Lake View Camctery ’ In Pa ttfard and had Heed h en •11 h li Ufa, died suddenly '-r* ttoday a t hia home, 501 Wes' F irst S tr e e t He w«a born o'­ Jan . f t , 118$. end wee • vet ♦ r e j of the World W ar. B o wo$ la cg l^ iil obstho llll' H ardware Company, w here h- Aug Iv::i 1 IvUiitr 'I'o Black Sea \ : i 'n l Base Is ' l-u Col ( iff. Say Ci i man \u tlio ritie s Russians Resist Nazis’ Assaults 23 — .a ' • ' K, •I Alechani/ed i'*n< \re RcI \ n Crushed A whitc-hilretl woman prints a pathetic picture a.t she* salvage* a curtain frvm wintlbla«t«*<| wreckage of her home in Wooilbrirce, N J. Her home wan one of many caught hi ••* ,1 Licenses For Red Cross Ships Improvement:. /* Articles In Farmers Marki Drivers Ready 4433-Month Period Will Be Res unit September 2nd Wolle. Leads Gun Club Marksmen With ICO, 298 At Weekly Match Sanford Boys Are EfecfeTOTfrceTs At DoMolay Meet :^Two Hanffr I boyjL Urhv tan? * i-sd demanded the ouster cf *h< nGenawna, holding that they wet a drajre? to Urn Allies. (M artin Agrlniky, NRG renrr tathra In A nkara, T urkey, In i broadcast to tha U nltad Stvtr said reliable foreign q u arters r —Ankara reported tha new prem'ei ^ r e t to ho chosen, would announe th a t tha token resistance pn up by Iran showed tha country'desire for Independence and th a' aha w as bowing to Britleh-Kuv Supply Line . To Leningrad Said Severed • to r Ralph K. Davie* announcedtoday that g*»olinv Mippliv* for filling statli n* in ‘h- r o t would bo reduced 1f, ,i * n n t |n Sep­ tem ber, compare,1 with July. D av ie, at a Senate Inrentlga* tlon of threatened nil *hortage», asserted the eastern m art faced an actual ahorttge nf both gs»ollne and oil for heating and lnduatry thi* winter. Tne new Iranian (Persian' cabinet has decided to seel an armistice to avoid further bloodshed in the four-dav-oh •Invasion by British and Itus slan troops, it wus renortci today, as Anglo-Soviet col umna struck deeper into thr oil-rich Middle East k in g worn. rat bread two d a r i reliably renortiv' red to iha Drill o m inisters a pier u> w ar rad and f .all Grates n* *sv-' Her Home Blown A part By Freak Jersey Storm ----- ----- ------ -. WASHINGTON. London Announces It Intends To Expell Nazis From Persia T hara v a i »ome question, how •ra r, whether the Allies wool, eeaaa operation* immediately * London asserted they wcub continue until they h id eatah Wished a eupply corridor to thi U, S. S. R. and aapclleu al Nail* from Iran. Tlia cabinet of Prem ier Al M ansur, a t w ar with B rlU In am Russia, resigned early today am M U ta Shah Pahlari, ru le r of fn dla, orderad the m inisters to con tinoe th eir tasks until • not he < cabinet la formed. Tho uadareaem taries alio w en ordered to remain a t th eir post' #»a*n thahr successors w a rt cho P re s s OP)— Acting lV :> i|rm i roprdln- Continue P u s h tH W liM Member AasodaCed Actual Shortage Of Fuel And Heating Coordinator States Oil Faces ftation, T w o^C Srotrier ~ x’ __ » r NEWSPAPER •lave In Orlandn ln»t night n« h o .fo u r-d ay session cairn- to ,u •lose with a banquet and b o ll Young I.ang w*< elected preee^. •or end young Dunn wa* chosen ilmoncr. • Other Snnfnr.l DeMolays who ittended the state c nference vero Kfrbv Fite nil I SI -ck Clove•and. Jr. fj. E. McKav. pnnelpal of Feminole High Schorl, nn.l It. E. Kipp. Gram m ar K-hool prln•Ipal. also attended m ine of the •essions. In tho opinion ef jn u n g Punn, *lt was one of the host confer-neon held In a h ng tim e " O ther officers nameil i t tho 13th annual convention includ 'd* Max Brewer, Orl mdn. state naster cnnneillor: Itoh M-I.-od. Orlando, rtund-ird benror; W illard Hcxaler. Tnmpu, vtMe a-nlor -ouncillrr: Jack Ifnroo. Pensacola, ta le Junior rouaeillorj R b Wood. Jsckronvllle, oenlr.r dea•on: Ftnccy fjut'ec.^ Jfl «vr»l. lun'n r deacon; Kin! Master*, Ft. Aufusline, senior it« « * H ' Jam"* .Hlakely, W est J’alM B va^t, lun. 'or steward j MltcliaU H ire r , We*t "aim Rearh, orato r; F.d Pickard, t». P ctcrrlu c ?, chaplaint Tommy McDonald Wint«» P aik . m ar. •hall; Gerald V/a»krr. Lakeland, -entlnel: N‘*mina MeMrum, West Palm Reach; state senh". Lear Strikes Back At Critics Of Army I i n p a Ark.. Anr. M - f A n 1A Gen. Ren U o r told hU a ^ n d •oppUto- B e , ^ s . Widely knowr arm y WcdnewUf th a t no trelnee should feel tha current m ilitary Program was w ithout purpose' and delineated o specific obpeetlvs: "A n arm y fit to fight, an arm y fit to met eaU ran t In tho filed and take «h# field nwny from them, and suffer tha U nit Inaaea." In blunt, hard-hitting sentence*, th a ' toll, brawny commander re•erred to crltlea who. ha aold, have belittled the . American iriu v ." and warned Us men: . "W e know there are •g e n 'a of •cemy forces and' enemy powers rithin our country, trying to spread dissatisfaction and aupirieo, trrin * to bewfldej us, ■fring to fill ns full of confusion. W atch out for these activities. You may suspect sows o f three persons who cry on you* shoulder ta d oak yon to cry on theirs," wrrkly shoot o f tha Samlnola Cun Club ycatorday ■afternoon at the ra n g , an tha lakrfront. ■ Other good aeorea ware made by members In tha slow fire matches on tha pistol rang*. -Score* ware: NAME 8C O M Nod Smith 04 J. V. J anes " ut Jim Allrnby 03 A. L. Myera 00 E. W. McCall •" S3 G. C. Party BO Charles S hiffc87 Match acorca wore as followit NAME 8L TIM RAP MATCH J. Wolfe 100 90 09 298 (!. P a rty 17 0« 04 277 C. .Shaffer 17 84 88 269 A. Myer* 00 88 84 >83 75 Orlando Soldier* Hold Gun Match Here Over 75 soldiers from th a Or­ lando Air Baas came to Hanford today to receive pistol Instruc­ tion and participate In practice matches a t tha range of tha SamInole Gun Club on tho lakafronL It was tho second time this week th at a delegation had coma here from Orlando, because there lx no suitable ftria g range at the a ir base. C h ltf of Police Roy Williams, a member c f th e Seminole Gun Club, went to th e range to as­ sist the m sn In getting their "bobbing* ta rg e t, which la moved by means of pulling a string. Wage Boost Okeyed For T ranait W orkers NEW YORK. A ag. 18 —<AVThe Board of T rees porta tlon voted a 88,(89,128 Wtge inert as a Wediwwday fo r tr s n .lt employes, . interna* o f tba C. I. O. d r union, Imma* T ransport Wi dlately protea Insufficient. A t*>tal of | | . i artit'lr* have been sent to national Itnl i m o h«ailf|iiarter* by the Stnfonl chapter during June, .1u I> ami August, it um reporti-il tmlay by Mi's Irene Hinton, p.itking and shipping rhainunn A shipment '«*nt last wrelf liiWith state driver'* licenses ready cludetl the f llowing T h i t t v h o y s ’ sh irts •*•/.«• l.’» to b.- i-*ued on Sept. 2 Judge K. W. Ware todaysIssued a |i*t of he»l shirt*. four^laj^eUv l^giiLs*^ VHfl&IIlon* vital to per­ skirt* TOiT* f l . i W *■ c n n u r r r r r son. applying for licensee. A few d r e w u s *i ie H, 10 b a b y bib*, of thr regulation* have been tw o «hawl*. five m e n ’* *«k,V*. 10 Changed fur thr IUIl-*42 license*. m u ffler* , f o u r c h ild r e n ’* a w ea te r* I)nr of th r mcdt im nrtant re- j *izo 12, f o u r c h ild r e n '* *weatgu!(iiuns t y prrvona e, r a s u e *lg. f o u r c h i l d r e n ’s tit** nan a quiver’s llcen*o *i«, fo u r ch,,ild y tn '* a w e a te r* *Ue .Vtyh'tf fo e's nrw one I* TO. tw o n f g h a n * . an d t h r e e twothat they bring tht-ir old hern*"' piece c h i l d r e n '* suit* *uw » <th thrm a* th r law requires Mr*. C. H Dawann, prvaident tin t th r serial number nf the-ir of , the Sanford Woman'* H ub. old lleenso t r pul on th r spnltri*- wl cre the Red Croaa -ewing i* tion for a new license, Judge ,carried on, ha* aiked thoac «rWare stated ganixatinn* to get in touch wiln l.lcem * for minor* between th r her | which want to rnnt'nim r»» ages of 14 ami |rt year* will l-e •c v rn the *ame day* during Ire ■sued only with thr signature o f'! winter a* they have thia »uu.estim ated to yield $7,000,000. noth parent*, made before a no-!,mi r. Tha committee approved. IT tary public. the Judge said. ! to 4, the house hill's $5 "use Driver* nf common carrier*, ta V on ill motor vehicles end <rhool bus*'-' and taxi cab* must 1 Boats. ••ring a certificate from their em- i I t revised tha House telegraph I'loyar stating the driver has had ! U x rates, which called for a tax ■■ne year or more experience at of five cents on each 60-ccnt diiving a i l ha* been given a job message, and substituted a flat ty (ha parson signing the applira- i 10 percent levy on all radio, tion, and the driver must have tho i cable and telegraph metaages. • ignature of thro peraona testify -| Tho commltte approved the mg to the application* gisrd r h a - ' House bill's prevision for s 7 rurtar, aworn b*'furo a n o tary 1 percent m anufacturer’s excise public. tax on automobiles, a fter rrjccAnyone from out of the state Mis* Halkeon l* t graduate of Ung a motion to raise the levy “ ho ha* not had a 1010- Florida S late Collegr fur Woman to 10 percent. 'l l llcenae m int taka an exam ina­ and is from Jacksonville. I t also voted to Increase from tion given by tho S late Highway All reboot bus drivers, except 8 percent, as approved by the I'utrnl, Judge Ware declared. Any this* of 'd is tric t one, have been House, to 10 percent the tax on -late resiijent who hax not a re appointed and the school b oard leased wire talking and teletype­ driver'* license from the last yrvir is expected to aet on drivers of w riter services, w ith an exemp­ niurt take a driving examination district one a t their next meeting. tion fo r general news ticker end before a license will be issued. One im portant law for driver* Mr. law lo n said. burglar alarm service. I t approved tbe House ratrs in the s t a t e which m l'et be ob­ on long distance telephone call* served a t all time* I* one concern­ and on a variety of mlaccllan- ing a driver Involved In an •«eoue Items Including playing cards, 1"lent. Judge Ware emphasised. luggage, • lac trie signs, business Tha law la a* follows*: -Section IJ, Chapter 20579. of and a to re machines, sporting LONDON, Aug. 2H—(A9—Royal goods, electrical appliances, rub­ tho Law* of Florida, Acta IU4I, Air Force bombers battered G er­ ber artlelsa, optical equipment, require* the operator of a motor man defense* and other targ ettransportation, Jewelry, furs and vrhicla Involved in an accident re- acr<SM tha Channel last night and ' “Ittog. in Injury to or iU alh--»f. believed to havo® struck ut any parson or where property 'were enemy shipping In U>a B traita uf ■kimafra euatalned 1* fSo or more to make a w ritten report Dover. Bombers crashed In the Calais within 24 houre a fter ouch an ac­ area before tha searchlights alah cident to tbe Department of Pub­ best the skies and anti-aircraft ic Safety, Tallahassee, Fla." batteries swung Into action, In TALLAHASSEE, Aug- <8 -W > dlcating th a t tho German* wen—Laat-mlnota applications re­ taken unawares. For 18 minutes ceived ham Wednesday brought to the bombers and ground defense* B 4 tha auxabar o f persons seek battled against • backdrop uf fng appointm ent to tha new raining bomba. three-m ember Probation and f a ­ VERSAILLES, German Oc­ re I* Commlaalea. cupied Franca Aug. 21—OP)— Tho examining aommittao de- Authorities of German occupied Kraaea made • sweeping roundup of enemies of tha ragtim e today MIAMI. Aug. U -O P h-U ilvilla Evans Spencer, 90, South Florida plonaar who once sold ocean-front property a t Palm Baach fo r $30 an acre, died here yesterday. iHa settled a t Lake W orth May S, 1879, and took up • homestead of 123 acres bordering tlia At­ lantia fo r which ho paid $1 an acre. Ho tree tad a tropical • bowpisc* on tho alto a f his home­ stead and raised many ra re plant*. (A V -. Vlao P rao id m t Wallace In 1915 Spencer aold the pro­ perty to Samuel U aU rm ycr and morad to W est Palm B each.' The family lived there until Mrs. Judge Ware Outlines Requirements F o r ’l l -M2 A p p lic a n ts L h Over 300 Frenchmen Placed In ‘Custody’ Pioneer Floridian, 90, Dies In Miami Watson Giv«* Opinion Wall see Exhibits New Excise Tax ' On Raflrond T u itio n Naw Cotton Socks Schedule Drawn LOCAL WEATHER * i i «I it IIIM tilt* N f - I lit* ni*»*t I . «it ihi* c m - 11. ?lit$ i Inlmt il. n r !•«•!? I m -atH f »f libli. n. |0 non •i o»»o I ’k m / (i ’ml Rr»| nrmy, w.t minitiHit* R. A. F. Bombers Attack Germany 286 Person* Apply For Parole Group I' v i i v , I *i»fv il I »• y mid 2.r'U -adi-* snulh -i ul. mi I it* . pmltinn I i .i In- nf lilt I*- present uni*i»!m*r«\ \ ■ tu 1 Navy 'I’o Seek 15,110(1 ReeHitBmfrWPanih^ WASHINGTON, Aug. i t •AT— Tin’ Nuvy, in it» In q-.-t |i<\ic<Tim" bid fur iu»iit)uw"i. I day "nidi- ils ri i-riiiiiiii; u'-i,Hu- l.'l.mm ni"n u lilulith fur tin ri-st nf lh" y<-ar, m il If,.01") muiittilv llivri-aftrr. Admiral* nru ruunlilig «•» new*|m|wr ndvi-rti*ing In- It -*|i do u guild |iurt n f tin j* l>. Ilrginning this wci k nn l c n tinning into Octnber, advert!* mi-nt* will apnear in *nn I ,1ml ic* and wri'kllv* in thu -ni.|• ami tuuithcrn ntati-s, »(irr -ii"resufiilly advertiaini- n i.im:vi1.-|i in cities undrr 50,000 yvipn'i. linn in Iowa, Mis/iiqrl mid In­ diana. , • 11 lit*r ii f i o n l . Iti’l* . i|ii(irg Bw* ,,v iii il" " i i i I'Kramc. Tho -P'WWTIC"iiiiis .i i west uf the , ■|i. r I:• v• i again 'howod that , l ci i J. ciiimi claim* In p""SOS- 1, ..f nit that a m w.oro only viiund liiri'ilniilupy. During a day a sure and Intllt r, fir u p v In German l'>s-"x , all"»"d in pnis th* llorlin n .iii.liip T his’ was the piil»* I,-I lit,-, rv.itiun uf n N aji war rM-qoindont that th r chief *ur• •I T.t,. anl n Gorman ho ip itil mi had t<dd him: "Kxcopt fur short rest periods The week d a rtin g Kept. J7 tin* campaign will l/i- conduct"d in Aug 28.-4A9 Georgia nnd Florida, a week la­ —TWASHINGTON! h u Federal Power Commission ter In Alabama. Wednesday ordered an Intercon­ nection lictween the Florida Pow­ er Corporation and Alabama I'uwi-r Company, through facili­ ties nf tho Gulf Power Company, in a move to m eet electric power DELAND, Aug. 28 — (Special) shortage* in the southeast. — Mary W. Foltx of Lakr Mon­ Thu order directed th at Florida roe will bs one o f seven g rad u ­ Power and Gulf Power construct ate* to receive degrees here S a t­ and during the period e f tho urday from Stetson University, rm ergency maintain and operate officials reported today. a 110,000-volt circuit cunnacting The ceremuny, constituting their aubitationo a t Quincy and Stetson’s second sum m er coni- Gracevlll*. Fla.; aod Umt Gulf mencement, will be staged infor­ andg PAlabama “ P P I H n Power •M l mally a t noon, w ith Prc*id<-nl reconstruct one of their < W. S. Allen conferring the de- ing 44.000-volt circuits • 'bel ees. Mrs. Foils la a candldat" the GrareviUe and Plackard, r the bachelor u f' art* ruiMg- •uhatetiona to operate « t Ul ■Itlon. w** »0,u* - l •;**;_______ Seminole Woman Is. To Receive Degree R f �m m ate T r 'T r. ' V ; THE SANFORD HERALD, ^A^FORD. FLORID* ona H ears Of Unusual Merger <" DAYTONA BEACH, Aug. 28 (Special)— Merger* are noth­ ing new In tb* wcrld of business hot It I* onoaual to hear of the type of merger recently a ffe c t­ ed by P . C. Ualna and W. I. Dryad*!* when they purchaaed the city xoo and Incorporated it* stock o f bird* and animal* with their privately owned Alii* jn tc r and Oatrich Farm* a t Anaataaia Dcach and at Daytona Beach . The menagerie, formerly houaed at the Daytona airport. Include* many type* of fowl and wild game, bear*, Ilona, deer, ti­ ger*, and a large collection of nnuaual monkey*. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1S11 « ^By^Camilla B r a d l e y . / ^ Z ^ W ,.r t oIiTT Oo *« _ i ‘i O o0 »r vy ' tw n U MfONE^fiARDENING MAGAZINE iturdy top growth ahade* vidual plant*. Trae* and thruba. wnahed clean and ahiney, nru re aponding to tho depth of water U a t no garded ho** can rupply. Vine* a n grow ing ram pant ami muat be controlled by pruninir In keep them In bound*. Thl* applic* particularly ta ■wasterwi -gnd-aUwc rpring and lam m ar vincu. N atu­ rally, Rota Montane, clematis, <>r other fall-btuming vine*, ahnuld not be cut' back until a fter they have flowered. ‘ Lawni are greener than uaual f*r tm* tim e of the year and Tho “loco valuo** of tho looion Woven lovely Elizabeth Ardon Preparations in a beautifully simulated alligator case. , Treasure Kit to the ground be Stew art Says Ju»t A Few More Day« To Purchase Thla Special Value At. This Special Price Japan’* Envoy la W«U Liked In Waahington THEYOWELLCO. SANFORD, FLORIDA Comfdctclii A I R By CHAB1X9 r. BTKWART , Central Praae Columulat CONDITIONED • ABCD Is another new alphabet­ ical combination. Admiral Kllchlaaburo Nomura. JfM rfa ambaaaador In WMWngtortJflf glyen.fcredlt for concoflttag IU | I< MHU* Amer­ ica, Umain;'(hufklhAll d utch (the MAKE THE GRADE ABC!/ lan'Pnne correct spelling In Japanese. In tho Jap*' own itrnmnge and i« nature’* aignal tg art thu plant higher or to Im UII artificial drninnifo under it. I(»t, humid a ir provide* Ideal condition* for the development of ^ number of In/ccte and fungua ill<cnc». JrU rhitomoa ahould be iiirafully checked for any evidence - r borer* or root rot. In contami­ n ated area*, cut the f ana pbdt U i » - - v ~ T rr4w remove and all aoft ip o t, along tile rhiaomto, Kink the remaining portions hi • rotation of bichloride of mercury 2 tablet* to a q u art of w ater, U the right proportion) for about Id minu te*. Four tho used diainfectant over the contaminated soil nr. in extreme caaea, change the toil entirely. A fter the rhlxome* have teen tunned for a day .ori two, r plant them parallel to the ground and almoat on Ite surface. Ne\«r completely coyer lho*l. t For unswer* to to u r questions on m rdening problem* tend a aelf addressed, « lumped envelop* t i lb f!. “ tv ice Department, ‘ ‘ "Homd ' (itrardenlng Magazine, '610 Bleiiviil«•• S l . .Suw Orteane, let. or can- 'of ini* rttofr*paper. * • (That Is, Only f* d BUY NOW! INDlflt’ENtfABLd, SLEEP hbdaf'feenng of clog* alone. Neither |Ud it a any difference U there ■ied'to be some girl btrnogra- • Ilk ckaroclerUti* Gay charm au k * yea »«*(*ad Just tblak what do to b iail) A piachock M V weel— 14% rayon) * * u a rad trim , or with brown trim . oMe^buttoalag. Caalom- A j[ /A 1 1 O M O U fi hoaulry to tc T\jj H m ti ' t dwelt there. In th a t or* It wasn't necessary fpr a vtatting American oven to have a passport. But I\J boon to r ' II lijiaubfuAt SUep * I for work lag (that’, aa) and looking lovely (th a t* y ea) a r t Gay Gibson all *>«* ***■ dreaaea Ilk# tkia #*■ of Gayb criln . (rayon) ,1a M d lo r Ilia*, Gridiron Baal. V .raoa Green. HI. WitnU To RwlatT a w M lo t •- •- 1 : 1 CHANCE ON SUCH EASY TEEMS! I deemed It dealrahl* to report at police headquarter* th at 1 pea­ se vscil the weapon. Accordingly I headed in at the proper office and naked If It wae O. K. for m* to keep the thing It wa*. but th# coppers were greatly Intereattd IB the gun. n tv fr before having M M one like It. For experimental puaposee, one of them put the mt ngainet a friend1* head and p tho trigger. Fortunately Vi moved the cUpful of cartrt but there'd have been a dead Ja p on the premise* If I hadn't- Tha Japa are )uat th at playful. Ax n foreign correapondent t hau n deak In the n>aln offlee o f the Nippon Dempo Tkutin Sh*’ (Jap Tclegrdph' Nrwe *ompkny>J I t wax equipped Jtait « « • tha oB ca of any AnferitaA new* agency/ bM the atari all wore Mmortoe a n # cldc* ih d thing*, flash! but th e y VodVc,v: funny, " editing- now*, oof attired.'*1 tr.iiqiii” d a p o t l i n g n at­ ural lyinaa*t*dx W4« hbthlng Immoral about It) U' . I n . h e n t r a c k a Wda jo* t tho custotn of the country. I J w m regarded as ft guest and nothing was too good for tne. M I gtatea. and evolved the ABCD des- (wAhtid. an lnl*r»*w with torn#1 mogul, such as a cabinet member.1 It u a a fixed for m i In short order.; Those guy* certainty ran bo nice Britain. China and Netherlands to you If thay feel Uka It. B ast India*, plus a few other - Japaaeaa Drama words, with ipace* between ’em. In On* evening my wife and I went a dozen or U letter*. ABCD, to tho Imperial theater. I t wa* aa though, fit* In very conveniently. modem aa anything Broadway ha* Wo may not overly like Japan to offer. The actor*, though, don't * t present, but A m bassador. No­ do any talking. They ACT, hut tb# m ura personally la a good *coutH o d d i l n * writer* acknowledge play's purport la r* in tho background. their obligation* to him. Bine* he gava ’em hi*’ original suggestion. ABCD ha* bom trine- H Mote Shopping Days Til Then) m . 1 v lK v ? vfil-V. o-Z, J.-O . A 1r ■S im 1. t i i L i 1-V® 1"iT‘ rsejv. ^ 'd �. ^ ____________________ ’* " e • ft r h ___ _ • ____ ^ •« y r v , , . , ,- •-—i . . . - • » 1 V»w*t *"» * T H E SA NFO RD Ou t Womfen Hold Some Of Biggest Jobs r In Uncle Sam’s Defense Program By ADELAIDE KERR Ira. Oveta Culp Hobby, wife th e pebttsler of tho lloustcn . M L has on* of the biggest w<aw te tn ’a Jobs In Uncle Sara’* defM se progTXm. As head Of the W onun'i Did tio n of the Army's Burma of Public Relations she b is tackled the . tall task of answering ques•J tioaa of American wires ami Mothers shoot the food, health ahd recreation of the boy* in c#mps. , M n . Hotbjr, who It eiecutiv« elbs p re s id e n t-« / the Houston , M et, a n weth e executive of radio atauon aKPRC, r atetioa a lawyer ami nfbther, la bringing t her past exparlance to> play in her new Job. m r office in the Munitions BfcQdtng in Washington will «n■ # tr womens letters and p re ­ pare press releases on the arm y news of interest to them. She a h a Is laid to havo envisaged a > program to give news of camps. 'Jacqueline Cochran, America’s ^om an a ir See, yyho recently flew ■^bomber-to Britain, is assisting Ctlonal Robert Olds, head of the r ‘ At Oar Package Store Yea'll Find The Best Ja LIQUOR B ra n d y , C ham pagne, Wine, Gin, Cordials, etc. We Deliver, Plume 9148 BAGGETT’S liq u o r Store » . - - Mathef Arcade army's airplane ferry command, in a survey of American women pilot* with a view to listing those who have a t last 200 hours in the air The survey falls in line with Washington reports that army air force officials are con­ sidering using riperienced wom­ en pilots,to ferry training planes from factories to training centers. Use of women pilots would re­ lease nrmy airmen who have te e n ferrying the planes. The Women Fliers of Amer­ ica recently completed a memberahlp survey which revealed 20 women pilots, between the nges of 21 and 40, who have from £00 to 1,000 flying hours. Mrs. II. J. Heins of Pittsburgh espeets to tuur the country by plane this Fall to speak before members of the General Federa­ tion of Women’s flirt* on re­ quirements and training for wo­ men pilots. The American ATomertlr Vol­ untary Services' New York of­ fice plans to train 10,000 vyomen in its autum n courses on afr raid prrenutions, comunications, first ad, home nuriing, moble kitchen feeding, motor corps repairs, physical training and map read­ ing. New courses will include small boat piloting and naviga­ tion. The Philadelphia Adver­ tising Women's flu b recently gave a “ pint party" a t which members donated a pint of blood for Red fro s s Reserves. Thousands of women are a t work in defense industries throughout the country, fn the General Motors, plan a t Meriden, Conn., more than 1,000 are fit­ ting ball.8 only 1-100,000 of an inch in diam eter in tiny tearing* for aviation instrum ents and equipm ent Company representa­ tives say women are preferred to men for the job becute of tLe smallnea sand dexterity of their fingers. They wear rayon smocka , , . HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA PAGE By J. R. WILLIAM? our way . » • H IR E R - with completion of Ih, ^Ia4ivostok h ~ boomed famous tm us-Sila-nan rmlw ,y in fhe early I'.HHVs. service links Ylu,|>\««-f. t. “Ope^Dqor” To withAir m»rthern Soviet renterautoniobllc highway par.ill, Soviet Russia An ling the railroml line into tlo­ west Is a third route over which * r asMesavea m u Ju s t • tough word to pronounce war supplies may move. Shipping hound for Vlailiv, -t, k td moat Americans. Vladivostok la growing in world importance for the most part niu-t move in from the Pacific to the Sea of a* the* Far Eastern open gate through which will mow Uncle Japan through .fnpnnese t,-i,i l. «I\\* S fro m 910 to $300 Jam ’* leaae-lend aid to embattled torial waters The shortest rente m. lile t n i — h t r n u uf_ .Sanford 1 t» between the soiithcrt, portion Russia. am i %it i n i l % S ig n a tu r e — Fur* of Sakhalin island an.I the no-th The other wafer outlets of the n,| m ltiri* hills* l n f it .i V i r . U. S. S. ft. are limited to the ernmost jeunt of Jap an '. generally icebound ports of the largest island, Hokkaido >Y\»n north and the internationally- hundred miles south by air lir.* shared. Baltic .and ...fllic i lU A i rist Tokjro. -— ------------ • . , now parte of the war tnn r in fhe fn years o f i n d u s t r i a l | n , . | , n i i i what. Vladivostok is ice free ex­ IH I IN IMS I I O H I I I %. cept to i a ' short period in win­ p a t e n t a p p lic a tio n - avoriiKo ......... 1*11 o > ts m i l l M i l II. ter and lee breakers then per­ 100,01)0 n n n u a lly , th e D cp n ttin , n mit rontinuous open passage, ft of SCommerce - a y s . Is Shout Si far north as Boston. High surrounding hills ami a winding channel entrance from TO ACQUAINT YOU WITH m i : K \( 'HI.LENT the aaa of Japan adapt the city readily to fortification. Back of QUALITY o f oi i: s the' cffjr 4 ring of fortresses stud the ridges and fn 19.19 a Soviet - -• trtTN .MODERN FINANCE CO. *'*agt*wr ttne~ nr-rrmervfr p<il- THIS ONE IS ON. US! Nrxea four-deep was reported coTnplete. Vladivoatok is also a naval and air base Pounded only 90 years ago. Vfadtvostog Is situate,I at the end of a narrow hook of lindthat bends south from the main body of Siberia. To the west in Manchoukuu and to the east the sea. San Francisco Is 5.270 miles away by the moat direct shipping Ikhe. Moscow aqd leningrad are 5,00fl miles lo the west. Now a city o f mote than 200,000 persons, Vladivostok first which don't give off lint, work In fine kid gloves and handle the t h y ball* w ith tweeters to avoid leaving perspiration stains on th* bearings. Hundreds of other women are WASHINGTON. Aug. n —fJP) winding coils for motor genera­ tor* a t the WeatHtghouoe plant —Congrvva has gone a-polling. According to the longest mem­ In Easton, Pa. Girls In the Gen­ eral Motor* products division at ory of the oldest inhabitant, there never was a time when t i e congressmen were so eager to get the pulse of the electorate. Many of them have been aw ay from their district* for a year o r I more. Public opinion la chi i from week to week. El I (1042 for all representsUvaa Congress Nowadays Is Eager To Get Opinions From Electorate T h is A nd TWO BOTTLKS OF LA TROPICAL ALE or “FLA. <r \\l: e r be worth relating If it weren’t that a few pulse-takers of Con­ gress— the wiieacres who sit around <nd talk of the shape of things to come in our legisla­ tive branch—arv saying now that oft-debated "franking privilege’* win again soon be blowing its head off hi one of this session's bpttes volcanio- eruptions, now may mean political disaster, a third of the Senate) la Just around the comer. A mta*t*H So Congrraa, unable fd g<f home snd mend those political fences, la resorting to the poll. Hack In the v e r/ earliest spring, I wrote a story on ode of the first congressmen to a-polling. It was W illiam Hieiffcr, representative o f Ni York’s sixteenth district. Drop­ ping into his House seat when Rochester, N. Y., arv hand-wind- the fight on tha Lend-Laaa* bill New York has hired 60 girls aa wa* at its hottest. Mr. Phefffar page boys, messengers and rune sent triers to one out of seven ners to replace boys in service of all voter* in his district. He or a t work In defense industries. captained th a t he couldn’t poll Seven women are driving cabs fo r rvrrybudy but asked * a d | reci­ n Brooklyn Taxicab Co, doing pient to pass the letter on to 41 th* work of men wko a r t h th* many persona as possible Who arm y o r navy. The bow saye had not one. In the letter, he driving aTuTty la the first re- tsked the voters to w rite hint ulrement. but looks are no han- their opinions on the pending Icap. •' • l bill. The letters received guided Ing arm atures for airplane g e n -I tho freshman representative 14 ~ r~ 1 t The National City Bank of Republican' with a pasalott^Kif povarnmental economy, he strung along with the Democratic ad­ ministration. I t wad a lesson that h it Coneaa Between the eye*. Bloc* tn, tho number of polls taken by member* of to th house* couldn't be listed In this phort space. Not the least of these senti­ ment soundings has been Repre­ sentative Hamilton FlahAi poll of hfk d is tric t Mr. Pish reported back that hia constituents didn’t lift* War. Representative Paul Shafer, Michigan Republican, re­ cently told the house th at hi Ml district, US percent of th* fifths were against entry Into the Eu­ ropean war. m a way, Senator B arton X. Wheeler's late le tte r to tile put*lid M general, asking th a t M et writ* th# Preaktent'ISeftr Opinion* on whether w* should go into' <h« w ar (or stay out) was nolhtog but a poll. The furot* tor's pt*a caused ingtett gave rise to • wholesale recapitulation of "franking prtvII****" as w*|l as charges, coun­ ter-charges, and a couple of apologies. Now cornea Stephen A D a/, Republican represents ti r e It Urge, from Hltnoln. Coo Day’s poll la probably ambitious .undertaken by any M M ber of eith e r h e H i to to t * He addresses hie fuqufry to every member of “ Who’* W M ‘r ' i ' • (DncloMd w ith t i e le tte r *I C oupon. W h en Sium -d I’.v Aon. 10 U r n ts E n title s Aon To NAME N O TE TO D E A L E R : We will retleem thi-s coupon from nnv licensed d ealer fur |o (- in c;L><h. TAMPA FLORIDA IIKKWING, INC. V. J these fashion** early— before Dm , ri __. cannot be replaced when present ttoekl arV J J * . Satin or Crepe “ La Conga'’ BLOUSES SWEATERS t’U ld o r F l u u w l SKIRTS S u m S L *m FIRST AT MAGNOLIA r a m .ttr e 50c MIpL Of MAGNESIA .33 25c ESPOTABS............... 21c 5 lbs. EPSOM SALTS........ 19c 50c GROVES CHILL TONIC 3 9 c ............... 4 for 21c r t 51.50 AMPH0JEL ........ $1.29 260 ASPIRIN TABLETS.... 49c CLEANSING TISSUES Aj-"4 19c tile DOUBLE EDGE BLADES 6c W hwnM’h v e ' H i t> VtNKMAM’n i i»d - t «j •- Tooth Brushes • 9c Dteennllnttrd Numbers ,ss ,60c MTCMt’4 B tp w lto i . 50c 39t. n I Aphid*, .,,$ 7 $1.50 VEGETABLE COMP..98c • C rab u 5 t 23<i r . ! ^ ^ •or o« om trer •a<*a- frwow 4*Mba $1.00 60c Wine of Sal Cardui Hepatica for 45c • 79c 49c $1.00 25c 75c Tussy Salad Fitch Set Cologne Rhampoo * 50c 19c 59c 45c ._ jJIre ja k l "ream 25c A m m en ’a Heat Powder 21c $ 2.00. Tussy Clrnnnlnsf f iS . ' jlto B te rt* Pi. AMERICAN MINERAL.23c BOTHFOR-59c 8 of. CASTOR OIL.. 1/2oi. TR. IODINE 160 HINKLES PILLS. »tU I• • • • p ^ " s u p p o s it o r ie s . 2ozs. SPTS AMMONIA.... loz-SPTS. CAM PHOR... W y e a s t TABLETS..... . \ \ �1 t % _________ . Herald _ _______ ^ ' THE BANFOKP HlfttALP,' 8ANF0 RP, FTXHaPA . 1 Gasoline Rationing Mttlrment a r t J.' E. SatuWrUn, * Joecph Korobkln, Intel CRLEASr10 EXCUSE AGAfft’YES?. That no great hardship will be worked upon Florida during the winter tourist and agricultural season aa a re­ sult of federal gasoline rationing was indicated today when Senator Pepper and Governor Holland revealed plans which take into consideration conditions peculiar to this state. Here gasoline will probably be rationed on a sea­ sonal-basis instead of July sales as will be the case in the rest of the eastern seaboard. One filling atatlon operator told us the other day that In July of last year he had sold only a little over a thousand gallons of gasoline. If the rationing plans as proposed by Secretary Ickes had been in effect then, that would HtfVeTfliant have ™ » n t tittrKi"28Unr h i v e i a i f le s r o u ti w rawrsand gallons each month for the remainder of tha year and throughout the winter. As a m atter o f fact he a?tually sold up to 12,000 gallons by December and as high as 14,000 gallons during the winter. —— i t t ' i . " * th e fluctuation in- 4M* {{((Mg utatfcra’a business mmy-be exceptional, nevertheless the trend is generally the same with all of them. Almost any filling • station will sell two or three times as much gasoline in winter as in summer. This is due not only to the fact that many of our cltixcni leave the state in the summer for their vacations, but also to the large number of touriats who come here In winter and to the fact th at the greatest as.,w*H ap agricultural, takes place” In the case of this particular filling station, last year PAY, AUGUST aa, 1MI It sold approximately 100,000 gallons of gasoline. If the Ickes1 rationing plan had been in effect, it would have L I V K H 8K F O B T O D A Y been permitted to sell less than 20,000 gallons, a cut of / 80 percent In its actual sales. Filling stations in the north IB FOUNDATION OK THE are being asked to reduce their sales by no more than ten ! • » OF BIN IS UNSOUND, percent, and even this is considered by some to be exces- fotmer ikteabow ticket seller who majordomo for the midget* since married Anns two years a<r\ and they left Runla. M00NL1TE IN N TO U N O .B WINE - BEER - DANCING With square dancing every Saturday night. Music by the Daytona Beach Hillbillies Orchestra. SAVE GAS and cooperate with NATIONAL DEFENSE We have jtu ( secured the service* of a fac­ tory trained carburetor and ignition lunc-up man (Jimmie Mlnghlni) as an added service for our customers. NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE GASOLINE and you can by getting the best mileage pos­ sible from your present car. Drive In now and get our Free Motor Check-Up r.O : lo t m j ^words and thought* State be from all the filling stations in Florida? What .would be the effect upon the school funds? Where would the money come from with which to pay our school teach­ ers? Obviously such a condition could not be permitted to rexist. ■-* Senator -------------“ “ : are right in Pepper and Governor ** Holland foing to bat on the problem now. Undoubtedly this la some­ lolng i:.; _ which : thing had ____________ never occurred. to Secretary Ickes when 1 is encouraging ______ he devised his rationing plan. It to learn that something may be expected to be done done" about it in .he very near future. _ B a careful how they go ■ M i r quivers full of lovs an-' A W arning To Tax Bodies I a ft S en a words out In a vara* K L A m n e w thought again •■Hew fo r tholr airy sounds woulc C A eA whltharto, and whan; M W «|p from hare and out of T heir echos* coma; and than t l - k a s w tha airy sounds k '/ W ere tinging on again. ----------- • ----------- I ;■ . . The fate of the Gilchrist County tax roll mlllage levy at the hands of Comptroller Lee should serve os a warn­ ing to county commissions throughout Florida that the new tax laws mean what they say and the Comptroller means to hold tax-making bodies to the letter of the law. Gilchrist County*! roll was the first to reach the Comptroller's office. It was returned to the Gilchrist Com­ mission with a letter from Comptroller Leo stating th at he Commission had failed to track the law, which requires that tax mlllage shall descend in m eagre aa assessment rolls are Increased. The Commission had levied a total of twenty-one mills. Colonel Lee ordered that this be cut to .atahtxin. mlllA-flba-CaiwUuComm Union .«n«Aof spitting on why not leave wr private* to m t We have an BO out of 100 p - tha Kearny Shipbuilding • ia making w snhlp* again ',a 11-day layoff. W htn the <y. of tkla period Is writs s « o f tks most dlfflcelt m u fo r tho students of tho o to understand wtU bo how le ’ world Intelligent poopl* tolerate so deplorable n Hen a t ouch a critical Um*. iifn rta Djr calculus. Isrida should fool K if lb movie r Miami.’’ Although plot rsvolvt* around ■candalou* goings-on We guarantee to save you money with a com­ plete motor tune-up service! ■Sulh" hi- shuuted. >1 i ha1 1 Solkoltky, 60, picked up ^ telephone and taid briskly: ’ < ailing headquarters. All quiet hr re. I* supper ready t ” Th" midgets w*ra p a rt of a troupe of 23 that cnco performed before tho Romanoffs. A fter the Rusdnn revolution they roamed — oix n u riu n * u v rn m M i g r v i i , t v - through - .Siberia, Marwhprio, In­ tired trouper* who reside In a dia, Japan and the Philippines. settlem ent of doll-like houwu ui, the fringe of the Everglade*, have been a lig n e d role* In the defenne of the United States. Their tiny lettlem ent ha* been designated a* sn observation ,pn«t In the nation-w ide,air Mid w arn­ ing *y item . *■ Proud of t h a 'd them, the midgets eagerly m onatrite - bow th*] could form. John W elikanvoff, ' 48-year-e lack-of-eU-tradee, grabbed ■ m of binocular*. ........... »—«tL i Six Midgets Get Roles In Defense Of Their Country They landed a t San Francisco they _____ entry w ith In 1931, 11, toursd this country carnivals and tls and tidsshows, sic n a tu ra lltsd In IM ’ 3. Tho other small people ere Mrs. A nna Sanderlta, 44 whaaa hus­ ai-euea, Basil_FIHIn: naan m u n i bandU IS Is norm al-slssd; 48: hU sister, M iar Mary FUllns, 46) and Ml** P aula f Valikanava, slater. ’ 'f J o b n’s s '_______ The Normal-elsed persons hi th* I*. ferent Not a shot haa been fired by the U. S. Navy in carry- commission* and now Ing out the President's order to keep the aea lanes d e a r rsprssentlng O trs t here. to Iceland, saya Navy Secretory Frank Knox. ritUh ivy Secretary Long ago, th# __ >Av»have become become almost popular belief, Rumors, which nave averflowlng have been current In the E ast that,navy airplanes have _______ -FtorthaaJng been taking pot shots at Nazi submarines. Mr. Knox’s Commliilon dumped It* duffle statement was aimed at these rumors. her*, they had to U ko over floors "Not m shot" has been fired. We’ll take tho word of In tb s Willard Hotel. T h at lasted lets th an a fortnight. Official. the Navy Secretary for th a t W ashington had hardly caught After the meeting of Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill at sea we wonder how long Mr. Knox can make that boost. —Miami Herald. HOFMANN ELECTRIC SERVICE Everything electrical fur the automobile. Electric Motors rewound nnd repaired. Starter, generator, ignition magneto service 207 MAGNOLIA AVE. TELEPHONE 101 r5 ta%' t urt fin j * l4.in !*i . i, - »*" ?4, ’. M Ai eooimluloni !• officials been brou, phy until the map* little -Clermont Press. Would oitah history until IPs nil T—crim es Union. Might ns It arithmetic until congrats sRtbtg In b U io u e -P o rt News Trass. If srith ru tle . h a rry *«d catch up with * Management Located out o f Sanford on the New Smyrna Beach Read. Rt. IT . • j STRUCTURE CRUMBLES: kaaot #f the wicked (ball be tfewni but tha ta n t of tha [■* shall flourish.— Proverb* ECHOES THURSDAY, AUGUST X*, 1M1 f'wfW « e Down Paym ents «and Shorter Term Fi­ nancing Will Be Enforced By Govern­ m ent Regulatory D ec re e - B eginning September 1 s t iA A A g FORD DELUXE Tuno: villa Star-Advocate. WASHINGTON DAYBOOK M * MERCU1Y ,. FOBDOR S E D A N ' 1 • FORD DELUXE FCRDOR ,8 tp A N »I ( > TL’U C » .X lP A N - V i v U O K M il* ? ' 3 FORD' UjpORS A F 0R D 0R 3 \ B TU ^EB ijC EB to corns to Central Cypress Garden* end M*. particularly, fo r DODGE * TUDOR SEDAN tag old mansion on Military Rond, lu s t off Bosk Crook p a rt, M d t t te e I t brimming with activity os w ell as bristling with a aeupfc of radio toners th a t strsteh sky­ w ard to bring th* latest nows and diplomatic code from M o* PACKARD • FORDOR RH PICKUP « PANEL Ol �.1.•J, \*' v . u p ;- .i T A n d P erson al Activities LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor Social Calendai 148 T e le p h o n e Mary Tamm Honored With Linen Shower Person ah Mi*a Mary Tamm, whoso m ar­ truksdat riage to Robert Washburn will Miss Jan e Sharon returned The Townsend Club will hold be an e»ent of the early Fall, Tuesday from Jacks* nv die where H» regular meeting §t 8.-00 P. wa s . honored a t -a lures show er she ha* spent the summer vis­ -Jfc-n**the Caurt iTSuir. ---iting re la tiv e / given by Mrs. | | . M. Hamby FRIDAY T he Diet G ardener’s Circle of Tuesday evening at her iioiro en Mr. and Mrs. 11. N. Tamm have th e Garden Club will row a t the Myrtle Avenue. W om en'. Club fo r the Red Crete The party room, of Mr*. Ham­ a t their g u eau for a few days, In the m ornlnr. by'* home were attractively de­ Mr*. Freida Grefe, and her faThe Fulfill* C lu e of the F in t corated with *«n«a*efmpnwr*- f K ,kn r t e F ? * jW * » s w / . Se svu yu h , B ip tU t Church will h ir e a call pink ro.es, asters and tinnia*. ImileeM meeting a t the home of and Mist Tamm was presented Ml*. M. W. D eari.o at 107 W e t the shower gifts from the d in ­ — Friend* of W C. Hill will be Sixth Street a t 8:00 o'clock P. 11. ing-room table which was over­ glad to know th at he is able laid with a lace cloth and cen­ to be out a fte r being ill fur sev­ TUESDAY The Daughter* of Wesley tered with a shower arrange­ eral days. Qa*< of the First Methodist ment o f sweetheart rrses. • lu r c h will have it* regular The color motif of pink and Friends of Frsnk L. Woodruff m eeting and party a t 8:00 I*. M. 1green was further acren'uated will be gfml JL^xirarn that hi­ a t the In---“ II. ........... home of* ** Mr*. C. Winn, |hv the hostess in refreshment* lt improving gt-ViiJl home <>n Oak 309 Park Ave., with Mr*. J. O. of a sweet course. Mrs. Hamby Avenue. La nay’s group ns hostesses. was assisted in serving by Mrs R. A. Cameron, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. W Lyles Vi*-' ---The hottest' gift to the bruln- have as th eir guest Mr* Lyles' eleet wet a set of hath towels. mother, Mr*. J. II. Taylor, of |Pri«e* for bridge and Chinese Norman, Okla. checker* were given to the fol­ George and Jack Sp<-n*-*-r, son* The Arnica Circle of the S.tn- lowing: Mrs. R. A. Cameren. Jr., fo rd Gerdcn Club spent y c .trr- for high score at bridge; Mr* of Mt. and Mr*. L. E Spen­ Henry Richter for .erren.r, snd cer, am spending thi* week In h y a t Coronado Reach with Mrs. o , P. Herndon, who is spending Mr*. E. B. Tsylr* for high Miami a* guest* of Hnrry and score at Chine»e Checkers. the aummer there. Swimming Gordon M illvThose Invited were: Ml*' and a picnic lunch were enjoyed Tamm, honor guest, Mrs. Frank Mis* Dorothy Mitchell rrturnrd h r the following: Mrs. Henry from l^turrl Fall* ■nutaell, Jr, end son, Tommy: Meiseh, Mr*. H. B. Pone, Mrs yesterday 1R. A. Cameron. Sr.. Hr*, I,#n* Crmp a t Clayton, Ga.. whi rr she Mrs. E arl Doesey and son. Floyd. Mrs. Jack Stem per and son. I’etold. Mrs. R. A. Cameron. haa spent the summer a* an in­ H arold; Mr*. C. It. Wlsecup nnl Jr.. Mm . R. E. Roumillat. Mr* structor. children, Billy nod Emm* Jrnn, E. B. Tavlor. Mr*. Julia Ludwig. Mrs. Fred Pope nnd her *in. Mr*. J. E. Oradlck. Mr*. H enry Miss Eugenia Muller and Miss today f.-r Mr*. W. 11. M arshall and Mrs. Richter. Mrs. C. T. E*te*. Mrs Louise Muller left M»ry Church, Mr*. H. N. Tamm Asheville end other point* in L. E. Spenser. ’ M n. R. B. Wight. Mrs. Ellen North Carolina where they will 'H ey, Mr*. T.urila 0 . Washburn. spend • two week's vacation. CARD OF THANKS Mr*. J. A. Peckh.m. Mr*. W. R W e are eery grateful to the Edenfield. Mrs. L M. LHnh-rt. Mr. and Mr*. Henry Nlrhnl*nn a ta ff and nurse* of the Fvrnnld* Miss Freida firrfe a n j Ml** Aahbv and daughter, Elisabeth, lau g h to it Memorinl Hospital for Aranka Takach. of Valdosta. Ga., who an- the the care and kindness to our euest* r f Mr. and Mrs. G. D. 0 ife and mother while she was Bishop, apent today a t Coronado a patient there fo r two weeks. Btach. Sincerely, Albert f,rending and wife Mr. and Mrs. George II. Alt * and children msn snd children, B arbara Ann. ------------Ml** Marian Estridge. Stanford snd George, Jr., will leave to— SSRSiT-, bride-elect, wa» honored a t a day for a vacation o f 10 dav* »v. a***.* nnrtv given in Orlandn last aven- which they will spend visiting Ing by the Misae* Betty Brcwn- In New Smyrna and Avon Park. ing and Isabel Duncsn a t the home of the latter on Woodward Mr*. Maude Miller and her | Avenue in Orlando. daughter, Mlaa M argaret Cog, Bridge and other game* were have retu rn ed from Auburn, enjoyed during tha evsning and Maine, w here they have ,-freahm ents of hors d'oeuvrea, during the p a it two and fefreshr sandwiches and eoca^ola were months. ! ANN served he tha hoateaaes. Mi** Estrldee’a g ift froip. Urn [SOTHIRN hnstessea, Mr*. A. R. M eriwether .-'■hi a bouillon spoon of sons. Addison, and U p h am jlp .h er chosen silver pattern w as tum ed yesterday from inresen led In , nov f p way. 1 U)e » a l « 'C t i t l r V i s i t s A t Coronado Beach The test in a scric* of five bridge partle* given by the Wo­ man's Club, the henefit of which is to keep the rluh house open through the summer for the Red Cross sewing room, was held on Tuesday afternoon. Prise* were awsrded to »lie following: llr* J R. Adams, f»r high score at bridge; Mrs. Cor­ nelius Kelly, for second high at bridge; Mrs. C R. Dawson, fa' high -as-oio at rumiwyt -w»d * llr* J. W. Hall a- winner of s.reeno Many summer flower* in pa* Jcl »h*de» were used I" I't.-nc live arrangem ents throngiw it the elub ro m i Refreshments of sandwiches anil punch were servo1 t h s - s a n t s hv <h» h«*te**< *, Mr*' C. Pr Proctor, chairman. Mr* E. J. Nelson. Jr . and Mrs, It M. Bums. a D? g « - - P" * r*m f e g g * - . A youthful, zestful romance!1 era Whlddon. Margare ' Mr*. Jl. B. Odham. J r " H erbert Mcae*. all r f ra r.fo td ; 1Ml** Msrgaret Vernav of WaahI |pg*nn, n . C.t M'm B*t'y Y/vnn ’o f Miami: and the Ja n a Powell. Ann Dlekaon, Ruth Rll-v. Mr*. Mercer Henry and Mr*. Keen* Lamborn of Orlando. i n i l i i ' h y in Klnrt'la. ('u i u rm i ^ n i n n J Vt* ’ <n Ut.lro stUy eallrtl u p o n i finht i y int< rents o f t h a t AthilHie >nd •• ill ctin^. • and ‘ h -he • » .in at ** * 1^ N III I S l ' - h 1 l*‘ * v' to " h f nnirt- for * X 1 1!••*I .!*• I |o’i in itiation ttf *'* “ f r> *iip|.|> tl)ini? I* I't t« r-tfi w i n w m ono «»f hni*i* i '!••■ 111 * • • •h L>l lugivcLw Lmu.v{W It* p r Mai. -U U*i I 'd \ *ni‘ »ran fi-h«*i u-■ * from for • igfi • .iirt Iit Ion, >iiit| in w capita! llr 1* mourn: into Klorutn Ait "l.itu a iif mif« «! f r a n**w • Jgchicola. ... • Uon c l os. lie 1*1 • *tt it A |»:»* p r n l i r t e d o t h e r new H * - s i f < l < M A I C r '<«•«■ ~ m* i« o 1.1 i n - p l a n t in o p f i a - • S rtith wio w s^rs.ertae* n r' JJ -> rl r J l«lant|. ns-ar I ' mI- m«i i if ll.illrrrr. ‘ m 'l i FIEF. CASUA'.l i'. 1 sail*// f i l t l l “ ltv -tirtir.1 Andrew < M l NI N \ i M r£sd ./ lOR'a I* X -■ s . D inner M eeting Is Held Bv Pilot Club i A dinner m e e t i n g o f ih o t'ilo Club was held on Tuesday ever ing at the V ah ler H o t e l with 15 Sanford m e m b e r s am t sever Orlando member* .........nt. Mr*. Margaret l.awn-nre. It1 rector o f District N'o IJ - f th State W elfare B o a rd , was cue*' speaker at the meet in " It I* rr ported that Mr* |juvr--ncc rav e a mi il interesting talk or the different phase* of Statr W elfare work including Old Age A ssistan ce. Blind A s sista n c e an.* Aid to Dependent Children. ■ -e, J8? : * ' • ' * ,. • TOBACCO PRICK FIRM RALEIGH. N. C . Aue —Tobacco price* held firm Wed­ nesday at levels of from seven to 10 <rnts higher than last year on Merth C new bright belt ' “ atalina's » B i .................................. market*. FOi^YOUR BAKING SPREE— DIPIND ON MEI i . /• J , ii... L*--ri*V^ j s j ^ 7K & iH )r(A | J f l i . . ' ” "**Wrc -V Jr^.'V .W *— • In Virginia Mr. and Mr*. R. .W. Bierflacher, and 0 . T. Holody of Bruns­ wick, G a„ a m e ip rcteil. to arrive Saturday to attend th e wedding of Ml** M arian F.strldgo to Richrd Livingston Gillespie <|a B atur. y afternoon, A ug. 30. .....' /J F f.r f n , . le l l e„„ • n" «U r„, I'l.ll.l ■ r a t e . Band tor NtW booklet, con­ taining d orant of bctalrt M ata lo lmpcova your baking. Addraas: ftumtorU Katrina toariar. So* V. Homlord. 8 . 1. "l-O .r , zsL&r a* i 't . *; l>,inl reeitsl bv her te.i.h>-r M**. Fran ees A. H 'ek-on. on Fr»day. Au* I I I VISIT r u u n i ' s 29. at 8 no I* M at Mr* Hick tVIT'i m r st.sr DIVISION son’s studio nt 1119 Myrtle Ave IN I ' H I S I WX Aug > id '­ nil*. ll' Hand Miss Chapman wdl he a«d--tc-' hi i e in * : on the program b> Mis* C.rse- v i * * ' 1 l id i t l o o | ' * i i i t t l e l i s t Schree, sop-an •; r|i«s t|abe Dir - o from i amp lllanding Chapman, flu ti.t; and M s* Vir ginia Chapman, violinist The number* rendered will in elude selections from Ib-eihcven Rich. Rnchmanmof f. .Dettussy Or«inger and Spen le.rrff Friend* aro invited to attend Mr. and Mrs. I - B- RletU of Jacksonville, who h a t* spent the jpast several day* with Mrs. Reitte'a parents, Mr. and Mr*. | A booklet iaiutd by the Depart- W. R. Edenfield. le ft today for .ment of Commerce outlines purch­ a trip through th* C re s t Smoa sin g , procedures employed by i kite, and n vacation In Bowling Green, Ky. Government agencies. ___ H to . <*Spr- AiU" r« K\ KID I W»KS. In* 1pi*ll4sl J8. r lli.u ¥ ill Sc; i III fi-r 4* •Mtf tit (It M o f » » tu\ \ .11 ' i t til'll .»«‘i’ f m m $2* " Mis* Olive Chapninn will b* whn • - mull 1 1 ;i ft w ’l •i|ir rilit* on presented in her graduition iiiam po'.i •I'lMl'f (VV 1 litnllt li*t bit. i # ENT»S TONIGHT wether will remain f t Ml Fall. ______ B R A D E N T O N . A hit. 2#. nm i clil I • I'riiliitmir th a t I’rr^iiirnt *,,,rv * 1 Roi»'« wit « irernt ortlrr iiicttH'i ^pon^ttrin^ ing import «lutir<4 tin i P**i|(n. c«nn «l ernbineat will open a now] Miss Olive C hapm an W ill Give Beeital Marian Estridge Is Given Party "VM H1RS '* > '• PACE t o r n i.i.t* r Boom In C. rab m cat Last Bridge P arty , PLAN T, l i t ' ( arming- Is S e e n I «-i»i»—i t . i, Is Given By Club . . I ings have b, . n )Cial V ' BATtFVJRD P L O n iX • ’ A U G U S T 2 * . 1911 •X T :, ^ ..........25e -MMIT vOOPIk ' • * — 'O '1 .. 2.1)8 - he’s I J '! " ’ , > ) tiny* .o s tt • ITT 9 .0 0 Doubt* a n d HrcuHlnl *•»'»' h e r r l n g W '* 1 .trip**. MIDNIGHT 8H 0W 0& q|> , 3.11:30 P . M. Too • N "trh W L’!T" CAPTIVE! A A'i IN A GOOD LOOKING SMOOTH RIDING CAR TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIAL! Sturdy Tr* . 79c XI -i.f.e with » 1 *nd en r i | l »r . N'- ■* COMPLETE AUTO WASH r'i'i'* .............49c .........2.98 !A( KRTS .... 2.98 wearingrut f" r In short l *1 I W euur • — Su' in rs F u r G irls PANTIES .... 25c II %\ MN - L I P S .... :.... . 19c K M a l l .T AND SOlCKS.........15c SWEATERS 1.49 BLOUSES.... 59c HANDBAGS 98c LUBRICATION 3[ DAYS ONLY! THURSDAY ~'*J Htti* ' t . ' i 'V 'J , Ml K . e* f.?: »v .jii.VTf ilO fiE ........... 59c S K IR T S ....... 98c COATS.........5.90 PA JA M A S.... 98c SHO ES____ 1.98 FRIDAY . -* SATURDAY S J * »rV * J* rS i f . -r ,^-s . . « ......98c I *)vriKS. .... 98c Irst fpl If4 Sf’llO'l r»»*'* cornU'C* y Cotton,„ ,l r»7un styW*. . : • ......59c . XII Kell ;: k i.!w it r— X. • vtim i . R ,~+ *J. - .. N JE A rjl *• eW . * * . * �♦ • /+ THURSDAY, AUGUST tS, 1M1 T B S B A W FO H J H E R A tJ frg A N F O H P , F L O M P * Buford H erald ,0 Gasoline Rationing That no great hardship will be worked upon Florida during the winter tourist arid agricultural season aa a re­ sult of federal gasoline rationing was indicated today when Senator Pepper and Governor Holland revealed plans which take into consideration conditions peculiar to this state. Here gasoline will probably be rationed on a sea­ IO U MAS sonal- basis instead of July sales aa will be the case In the rest of the eastern seaboard. One filling station operator told ua the other day th at In July of hurt year he had sold only a little over a thousand gallons of gasoline. If the rationing plana J S ftS——■*u C r fiS - -prapesod -Dy^Recremvy *Tgkea h*fl beeirtTT Effect OlBTI.’Ttiat ----------------- **** would have meant that he could have sold leas than a thousantT gallons each month for the remainder of thn year and throughout the winter. As a matter o f fact he ac­ tually sold up t a J&flOQ^aUwM be December and as 14,000 gallons during the winter. While the fluctuation In this flllltfg station’s business may be exceptional, nevertheless the trend is generally th e same with all of them. Almost any filling - station will sell two or three times as much gasoline In winter as in summer. This la due not only to the fact that many of our citizens leave the state in the summer for their vacations, but also to the large number of tourists who come here in winter and to the fact that the greatest amount of production, industrial as well as agricultural, takes place during the winter. In the case of this particular filling station, last year JRBPAV, AUGUST IS, I N I It sold approximately 100,000 gallons of gasoline. If the Ickes’ rationing plan had been in effect, it would have v a u n t FOB TODAY been permitted to sell less than 20,000 gallons, a cut of 80 percent in its actual sales. Filling stations In the north ___ POUNDATI ON OF THE are being asked to reduce their sales by no more than ten 2** O f BIN IS UNSOUND, percent, and even this is considered by some to be exces­ STRUCTURE CRUMBLE8: sive. of th* wlcksd shall b* What this would mean to the State of Florida In loss rat »«it of the than flourish.—Proverb# of revenue from gasoline taxes Is shown by ths fact that on the sales of this one filling station the Stato would have lost no less than |6,000. What would the loss to tho State be from all the filling atations in Florida? What ECHOES word* out in a verse would be the effect upon the school funds? Where would the money come from with which to pay our school teach­ botot thought again th air airy sounds woulc ers? Obviously such a condition could not be permitted to wbithorto, and when; exist. Senator Pepper and Governor Holland are right in • p from hors and out of tin * going to bat on the problem now. Undoubtedly thle la some­ ocbooo tam o; and then thing which had never occurred to Secretary Ickee when tho airy sound* he devised his rationing plan. It la encouraging to learn tinging on again. that something may be expected to be dono about It In H i m j ^worda and thought* .he very near future. m careful bow they go ;if M v quiver* full of love an«' » A Warning: To Tax Bodies The fate of the Gilchrist Colinty tax roll mlllage levy • t the handa of Comptroller Lee should serve aa a warn­ ing to county commissions throughout Florida that the new tax laws mean what they say and the Comptroller means to hold tax-making bodies to the letter of the law. Gilchrist County’a roll was tho flrat to reo^h the Comptroller's office. It was returned to the Gilchrist Com­ mission with a letter from Comptroller Lee stating that he Commission had failed to track the law, which requires that tax mlllage shall descend in m eagre aa assessment rolls are Increased. The Commilslon had levied a total of about a A,-\V*G m l M tU rm ent a re J .' E. Sandcrlln, ■ Joseph Kortibkln, Ini form er sUeahow ticket seller who majordomo foe the ml m arried A nna two years i f g , and they left Russia. i;puEAse:xt> essoki again ; yes? fiA _ T6 UNCLB M00NLITE IN N Management Located o a t of Sanford on the ’ .Vow Sm yrna Beach Road. R t 67. * / WINE - BEER - DANCING W ith tqnar* dancing every Saturday night. Music f»T tho. Daytons Beach Hillbillies Or$hestra. and cooperate with NATIONAL DEFENSE _ We have just secured the service* of a fac­ tory trained carburetor and ignition tunc-up man (Jimmie Mlnghini) n s an added servlet for our customers. ' NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE GASOLINE and you can by getting the best mileage pos­ sible from your present car. DrWc in now and get our Free Motor Check-Up We guarantee to save you money with a com­ plete motor tune-up service! aoinh" ho shouted. .Md u n I Solkolaky, 60, picked up a lel-phono and said briskly: M illinjf headquarters. All quiet her. I» supper read y ?M Th,- midget* ware p a rt of a trioip*’ nf 23 that cnee performed M ' im' tHi* Romnnoffa. A fter the CORAI/C5 AHIiKS, Aupi 2R—(A>> Ituwlan revolution they roamed — HI* |tu»«lan-born midgets, re ­ through Siberia, Manenprlo, Jntired trouper* who realilo in a settlement of doll-like h n u v s 01. the fringe cf the Everglades, have been aaaignrd role* in tho defenae of the United States. Their tiny aettlem ent has been dealgnatnl aa an observation post In the nation-wide air |flld Want­ ing ayatem, ’ Promt of thh* duty msIjMed them, the midget* /eagerly 'Art. m onatrite haw tkiwy coul'l |* r form. John W ellkanvoff, ‘ 4*-yenr-«*M lack-of-all-ttadea, grabbed a m b* Six Midgets Get Roles In Defense Of Their Country s y _____ a t San Franelico In 1931, toured this country with carnival* and eideshowa, and wer# naturalised In 1933. T hs other email people ore Mrs. Anna Sanderlln, 44 whoa* hus­ band la nonnal-elsad; Ba»U Flllin; 48; his alatar, M laa'M ary FIB In*, 4 I | and Mis# Paul* Velikanova, John** elater. The Normal-eisod persona In th* ho Fmann ELECTRIC SERVICE k* m • Everything electrical fur the automobile. • Electric Motor* rewound and repaired. Starter, generator, ignition magneto service 207 MAGNOLIA AVE. TELEPHONE 101 The ttuntyTComm i1on may no£ into 'th, but It will have to do aa offered, Bradenton Herald. off tall floor*, why • the other t> fir 1 Ing out the Prealdtnt’a order to keep the sea lanes clear to Iceland, says Navjr Secretary Frank Knox. Rumors, which have become almost popular belief, M l making warahlpe again <a 1 M a r layoff. When the Ijr of this period la writ• a e of Uta moet difficult MU fo r the itudenta of the • to sadorstaod will bo bow to world Intalligont people Io la n ta to deplorabla a lira a t m b a critical time. hero, they had to taka ovor floor* in tb# Willard Hotel. T hat U ited le u than a fo rtn ig h t Official Washington had hardly caught Ita breath b e fo re . the (Diglish took over the swank apartm ent houaa where tho late Andrew Mellon ones llrod, • Since then, It has been touch and go and th s English now aro scattered through naif a doxrn other building*. Oddly enough, all of this Vast lex pan* Ion In tho diplomatic -aafpa baa. been attended by a g reat decline In diploma tie so- Pr*«*. If arltbmaUc and catch up kill appropriation* will gored by cmlculu*. villa Star-Advocate. HA* ahould fact I of tho movie. WASHINGTON Miami." Although Down Payments and Shorter Terra FW nanclng Will Be Enforced By-Govemm ent Regulatory D ecree. Beginning September 1 s t . . ,•■ A A O A * FORD DELUXE TUDOR, jj tl jf l > FORD « 0 *UD0» iSDAN V n i i am i *• V MERCURT . ,f FORDO* &EDAN' DAYBOOK f i t V • tomorrow- 3 5 FORD DELUXE TUbORa A FORDORa . I FORDO^.BRDAH'*.^ IEDAN WABBINOTOM, Aug. m & x x ? STEELS eaa Gardena and p artk u la rly , for AA , PLYMOUTH I 4 5 j BEWkH ^ - J J DODGE ’ . 1 PACKARD' «j FO&DOR B R D A M ^ rjl u a iL jt* * FORD DELUXE ♦ STAT10H WACOM... , ' •* L , •* - ’ . .K m . k •k • . V • :• ■» VT- %^ -- —^ PICKUP iWdBfci r- ■:,/ �TO C O M .W T loom In C rabm cat p la n t r m v rijil I — • f.. • ii. C anning Is Seen hav • *• •• S o c ia l A n d P erson al Activities f tlS , LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor ( S p r ’ ria n t « it\ !• «h I»• l*r»ilutinif that l*rr*i«lmt linry •( .* •>' •* j i* n«*»\ r It < tm -nt onler im-’tu* : un|*oit duties on Japan'*'', pull’ll. H i : \ h K \ T O N . A»iir. 2*. Telephooo I t s in *1 r m h i n r a t will opvn a now J •« t ■v in H e r n i a , t*.-nirr«*« *nmn j t» 1 it \\ o«|n< «.lay ealU*«| upon i h« i v in trreM * of ih.it A t l u n t u j ! it ilf % .|. I» to 1’n n i t o fm 1 kill*** i«>*\.iioin mill |o*i|Ht tint ton o f ' - ' 1 1,1 ' M ary Tam m Honored Social Calendai With Lincn Shower ' Miss M iry Tim m, whoa#* . THURSDAY ria fr to Robert Washburn will , The -Town^nd. Club wilt hoM be an event of the ear!) Fall, Ha regular m rating at 8.U0 I*. . L . ’. M TM the Court House. * “ hooo"«l *■ l- * " rhower V FRIDAY I given by Mr*. H. M. Ilamby Tba D irt G ardener's Circle of Tuesday evening at her iicnvt en tha Garden Club will aew at the Myrtle Avenue. Woman's Club for the Red O a e J ,-X fc a ga-fy i m a -«f-Mr*. Kwmthe F irst re a tall home of 107 We*t ock P. M. eorated with arrangement* uf | pink roar*, aster* and linnia.. and Miaa Tamm w*» presented the ahower gift* from the din ' ing-room table which wa» over' laid with a lace cloth and eenWe.ley tered with a .hower arrangeM elhodtat, ment of *weethcart re*e*. I. J V «OlOA i f , o t- uiok ao.l .'A eth er aeretitnated I bv the ho.tess in refreshment* of a sweet eour*e, Mr*. Hamby |* « i a*»i«trd in .erving by Mr« IR. A. Cameron, Jr. The ho*te*»' gift to 1lie bride. A zalea Circle V isits 1Jelect we* a *et of bath towel*. Prire* for bridge and Chinese A t C oronado Beach |: checker* were given to the fnl'low ing' Mr*. R A. Cameren, J r . i for high »eore »t bridge; Mr* Henry Richter for *erc*n.i, and Mr*. E. B. Taylr* for high •core at Chine** Checker*. Those invited w re : Ml*' Tamm, honor gue*t, Mr*. Frink Mrisch, Mr*. II. B. l*one. Mr* ’ R. A. Cameron. Sr , Mr*. I.en» Pczffld. Mr*. R. A. Cameron. J r , Mr*. R. E. Rouniillat, Mr* E. B. Tavlor. Mr*. Julia Ludwig. Mr*. J. E. Gmdlek. Mr*. Henry Richter. Mr*. C. T E«te*. Mr* M»ry C hu'-h, Mr*. H. H. Tamm Mr*. R. D. Wight. Mr*. Ellen i Hey, Mr*. I.urita fl. Washburn. 1 CARD OF THANKS Mr*. J. A. Peckh*m. Mr*. W. R. We a rc very grateful to the Edenfleld. Mr*. L M. L* inh*rt a taff ant| nurses of the Fernald- Mi»* Freida Grefe a n j Mia* I aughton Memorial Hospital for A ranka Takarh. the care and kindness to our * l f . and m other while she was a patient ‘hero fo r^tw o week*. M a r j a n E f t t r i d g C A lbert Granding and wife Jg (J jv e n P a rty ' and children ______ ■ ■ i ii- ................. Mis* Marian E*tridge. Sanford gjWRXSSTTTT*^" - . U B - k bride-elect,, wa* honored at a party given in Orlando last even­ ing by the Mls»e» Betty BrcwnIng and Isabel Duncan at the home of the latter on Woodward Avenue in Orlando. Bridge ami other game* were • T O P S TO N IG H T enjoyed during tha evening and refreshment* of hors d ’ocuvr**, aandwiehea and coca-cola were served bv the hnatease*. Mi*s Estrldire'a gift froqj tbn bouillon spoon o| hostesses, h er ehosen ailver p attern qyeMnted In a novel way i honor gue«t batc^nv treasu re hunt of the receptioa Miaa Jane Sharon returned Tueaday from Jack*, nville where the haa .pent the summer via- high urnre at rummy; anil Mr* iting relative*. J . W. Hall *« winner of screens* Many *uram. r flower* in |>a* tel ahade* were u«e«l 10 i ti* f Mr. and Mr*. | |. N. Tamm have ti v r .a r w i^ r n o n«* »hr>Migmvil the aa their gtiesta for a few day*,' roema Refr*~hment* of Mri. Freida Grefe, and her fa ­ club aandwiehea and punch w rf f *#rVrl*, ther, H arry Grefe, of Savannah. the guests bv the ho«te*«r*. Mr* C. F. Froctor. rhuirm ao. Mr* E. J. N elafn. Jr . an.I Mr*. It Friend* of W. C. Hill W glad to know that hr i* to b« nut after being ill for eral day*. Miss Olive C hapm an A youthful, zestful . . tin at •upply l . l I l IIIYTIIIMG \ t)l fMI y fly in i*« ' r*« n w I •* **« »»n«* o f hn«r '*•" ! rk *'if fi»r h iphiT nrrtffir,,fft«f*ro. I »*• i r t \ hii n u n f f h i i u ' fti»m for- [% . '4 .1 in v» rapitai iiht lilt** H m uli . 111 .tur orutil f. r a n*-w ol*»nt -it -\|m** • \ \ nlictnl other nrw \\ 'l .1 I f \' )U ! -c i * * W ill (iivc K ecital on the p r o g r a m to Mi** G rarS eh ree, ao n 'e n * ; 'I m Mnbe C h a p m a n , f l u t i s t ; a r t M » * Vir g in ia C h a p m a n , violinist T h e n u m b e r * r e n d e r e d will In elude se le c tio n * frooi Il'-efheven B arh , R n c h m a m n o f f . ,I V ItU f » y Mia* Dorothy Milrhell returned G r a i n g e r a n d Speu l e r e f f yesterday from lasurel Fall* F rie n d * a r e in v ited to a t t e n d George and Jack Spenr-r. ton* of Mr- and Mr*. I , K. Spen err, are spending this week in Miami a* guest* of llarrv and Gordon Miiirr. Camp at Clayton, G a, where «he haa tpent the summer a* an in­ structor. D inner M eeting Is Held Bv P ilot Club Miaa Eugenia Muller and Mi*« Louise Muller left today f t A dinner meeting of the Pilo Asheville and other point* in North Carolina where they will Club wa* held on Tuesday ever ing at the V aldn •pend a two week's vacation. 15 Sanford member* Mr. and Mr*. Henry Nicholson Orlando member* lire Mr*. M argaret l.m Ashhv and daughter, Eliiabcth. of Valdosta. G a , who an- the rector of District No State W elfare Board w a s c u e s guest* cf Mr. and Mr*. G. D. Bishop, spent today at Coronado speaker at the mee reported that Mr* Beach. gave a m<»t interesting talk ° r Mr. and Mr*. George II. A lt­ the different phase* of State man and children, Barbara Ann, .Welfare work including Old Age and George, J r , will leave to- Assistance, Blind Assistance and day for a vacation of 10 day* Aid to Dependent Children. which they will spend 'visiting In New Smyrna and Avon Park. Mr*. Maude Miller ami her daughter, Miaa M argaret Co*, have returned from Auburn. Maine, where they have vialtod during the past two and * half month*. •| " ■ Mrs. A. R. Meriwether!* aona, Addiaon, and IJphanV. turned yesterday from a, rmmith* vacation In fjcrlh . f w ither will remain ______ FOR YOUR BAKING 1 FREE— DKPEND ON MEI n .ts jf S jx irft in Virginia w Porta Hall, la « . w n ora Whlddon. M argaret »«'**. romance! Mra. II. a Odham. J r - and Mr*. P H erbert Mraea. all e f Fanf.ifd; •Ml** M*rgaret Vernav of Wash/ • I lng*on. D. C .t M'aa B -t'y V?»nn / 'o f Miamlt ami tho . M'aaes Jane / S Powell. Ann Dickson, Ruth Riley, Mrs. Mercer Hennf and M n m Keene Lamborn of Otlando. Jlr. and Mrs. R. W, Bicrfiacher, and G. T. Holody nf Bruns­ wick, G a , are •ip re to d . to o rriv f Saturday to ottend the wedding of Ml** Morion Estridgo to Rich­ ard Livingston Gillespie B aturday afternoon. A ug. 80. r»nlt Mr. and Mra. I . E. R letU of Jockaonville. who hay* «pent Iho past several day* with Mra. Reitle'a parents, Mr. ond Mra. W. R. Edenfleld. left today for • trip through tha C roat Sma- • to »rn. Double and Kfeastnt Uvle- MIDNIGHT SHOW a S A B U . H:30 P. M. h . r r l n g W o r stripe*' uvrrpla T u n - N " t rh CAPTIVE! 1 IH I I. IT F. tR IT Friendi of Frank L. W oodruff will be glad to learn that hr MU* Olive Ch.ipninn will be ia Improving at hi* home on Oal. presented in her griutu it ion niam Avenue. recital bv h er l « I m r Mr*. Fran ee* A. lHrk*on. on Frolny. Aiit Mr. and Mr*. J 29. at 8 i>0 P M at Mr* Hick have a* their guc* »nn’« studio at 1119 Myrtle Ave mother. Mr*. J. II Nrrm an, Okla. Mt«* C h a p m a n will he n*ii-le- »y,-rrooms be ♦arteaa‘c*rt dlilMRMY & tll Fall. ™_ h'J asriU Sun a Rharon. in ^ l SlncU»» IN A GOOD LOOKING SMOOTH RIDING CAR TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIAL! jn**k-‘o3 school In- J yorltes. Stur COMPLETE B S S L auto w ash e l <P I LUBRICATION 3 DAYS ONLY! THURSDAY W FRIDAY l \SATURDAY M ade • H li «' ,m, ci liar. 1 Fall leilterea. J fr.Ml #r. f ir* 1 (’m 'd tfcHtul I F h irtH 5'Jc I ts-is•? wvarinR. full 1 ' r*i"mr r" V Cotton- B f c S jfe / * ,m lr *y °n a tjta * . 0 i AI>o l" • hn,M i — lla# rn.HO « 1 Sir. ini's Ftu^C -!.!P S ........ 49c m i5 c n n i ir r m .......... SWEATERS 1.49 RLOUSES59c HANDBAGS 98c MIK H O SE........ 59c .SKIRTS.........98c COATS.......... 5.90 PA JA M A S.... 98c SHOES____ 1.98 i �\ •-Ty \ ^ • S A N fO W J, n o c i o x Books And Authors B r M M . IRVING scons SCRAP BOOK Coni la Croon," "Lady la Dm Dark." and “Wfaenie and Old By R. J. SCOTT Vincent ShoeHh'a ftfa t 4mMt>' can nortl, "B ird of th e WUBmTn«»", ha# jo at barn y u k lh k ll T ie author w u n p w M la N n York before th e time of puMlaation, but fa Med from VSaSm that too many thing* w ar* afoot tt»rc, and th a t ho woo id not Vh FEINUKHG China, though IU undcslred atv •Delation with Jap an , la eouilderabty In the rrrw.r theae daya and thio American public, • • a rule, wishes to read rood book* about Chiiy* •snd the prerent condition of affair. there, If they feel th at ... . the source of information printed m tha hooka (i authentic. And of i ^ i a N n e , tha easiest way to gather l this information and ttore it firm• W lit one's mind- It to take tt-T rr the form of interesting fiction. A large number of people will, therefore, bo looking forward to Vi th a r tk ls e this winter of two BuTimturalc*' In th>* category "Dragon Seed" bv Pearl ^ A W * k ' L - a n d "A I<eaf In The Storm’’, by -n'L tn Y utant. (n her t i n t novel of China In 2, three year. Pearl Buck write* I* once more In the mood end vein ,of "The Oood E arth " and “The Mother’*, f.lke those two classic novel, th l. new one tell, of plain £ •' dwelling— close- to tho % Chine 10 roll, h u t ir eoth now im i'■' den by the invader. K Tho etory la of the former Lmg Tan. and h i. wile and son. L ..'djjd daughter*. The scene is ont>•.. aide and Inside tho walls of Nank­ ing, the capitil elty wln.ro th* antnor lired for seventeen year*. ’ Tha action beglmi just la-fore tho < Japanese assault, covering vivid, l y t t a T»ll and rape of the city, th# life and tho peoplo under While other paeph worn cotletting stam ps, matchbooks. aat*> i i»pl>>. and ofctar dfoac, E. B> White and K stherfae B. WhHa have for some years beem-aKeiaf the finest and fllimltel pieces l£y*bave new •amaMwT’thaUr THUnSDAT, ACCOST •«, » Tho Now Yorker, and more rb- D epartm ent of'C om m erce. ceatljr ho baa been contributing a monthly departm ent to H arper’* mag-jxlr-, called “Ons Man's Meat". Between the two of them, you couldn’t find a more com­ petent pair for editing a book of W T O eoTUefbn o f humor, American humor. baao been deeply embroiled A container fo r dropping w ater . hoamr, pertlenaly involved th hunfcrlata, for a number of and fuelifrom airplanlea hasbeen i* j . Katherine 8. W hite hae m an editor of T he New rtw r since It etarted fUteen and h a . been the h-dem m of scores of young k-middleBged humorlata. E. B. Ito le a humorist in hie own h t Fee a dee in year a he wrote cooara. Tho book la > t i ooaary of Amerland tho title itaelf ateattibla value, o f tho book aro -WHITE. PELICAN r 15 O M R . O P - f l U L A . R . q i . S 'f B I R D S IM Moftrf'H A M E R I C A . a y tf ir is A b l e To S o a r 1 rwLM#Ctmixi\ . W iM q S "W HERE C U ^rdM EH fi SEND THEIR . -flow MAM/ QUALITY DEPARTMENT ' S I L K S o h AM E A R . oF C O R K ? 0. saw L . S h a m a n , N ew r a t n n m r . n _ n n m me . j FANCY WESTERN BEEF L*li» Ctob or Bound O N E FOR. EACH (JRAlK Es k i m o y/ o m e k oF FRIENDS1 ECONOMY DEPARTMENT . * .J LOIN STEAK CLUB STEAK A NAM BO a ., <SR.EENLAW>, S T A C K TKEJR ih 8ummer nun and wind play havoc with hair aWrl atr (m and hhntUI t mt.s f and akin Your beauty deserve* the care that otir operators are able to two it. \ EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP Ifl E. 2nd 8L Rhone 5G3 the heel* of a h e a lth ! m aster who rule* but cannot conquer. Many book* hnvo Keen w ritten about “Free China’1, where the gallant battle goes on. Thia is tho first novel of th# occupied re­ gions. Guerrilla.*, ardent boy and girl students, tho merchant who stay* to do business with the enemy, the ynuntr and s:.n n g who run away to fight, tho peasant* forced to grow opium, soldiers, puppet officials, courtesan* - scores* of moving P ortraits make the pat­ tern of the novel not that of war. but th a t of the lives of people going on In their several yays, whatever the goda may tend. At It* core Be thn deep, stubborn thoughts on the madness of those who make w ar, drawn by n st rrwd common man out of hi* long acquaintance with tho large simplicities of earth ami skv and the ic»c icro offtho it the ters bus thli hla ANN PACK ritEPARED SPAGHET1I 15% ot. JANE PARKER DATENUT LOAF CAKE i7e^ach t:\n iiiie n M s iir r i. Bread \A lb. loaf 10c • t f u * . All kl*4e a Ik, »••• (BANS ........... 20c fi* « ■tiff*# 4 1*4 •■* l«r. (LIVES SH• Barnett A A r Crsea* e r sth e le k e rn e l Com 2 no. 2can»2l)c A A I* II AW A IM ai.ICK O !»e. > H #•**• 2 He Pineapple .......... 19c nWiV r o o n - rrn tl.s K D ’ears no. 1 cans 10c Clappn.....2 cans 15c Armotfr S tar Meals! FRYERS ea. 63c iiv w STEAK T W o O o i l e d k h o Ij kar" will include a history of t L African eolor.y, as well as thel complete nnaiyris of its present Importance In world politic*, and a forecast of likely development* in that part of tho world. The final chapter will deal with other danger spots In the aatne p a rt of the world. • In order to save time In the production of “D akar", the pub­ lishers are sending tho manuscript to tho printer chapter by chapter. Tho present schedule cnlh for Mr. lo-ngyel to finiuh the manuscript by September loth mid for actual copies of the book to t« on sale on tho fifteenth of Oetober. a. A contract ha* been signed with llisa Beatrice B urst for tha pabllction of her novel, "N earer tho E arth", which It this yeerie W f f r r r n m -we G r S f ^ ^ o l n l of view the three eternal qualitlee Irsrrlbcd in "Tha Importance of Living"; Lao Peng typifying the true, ftm plete man (compaaalon)i of a girl of Poyu^tAh claver man (wisdom), from chlldtu human courage. To turlty. _ wua|eviKs tho three form a trim m te 'a / pacullar dram atic InUeeel; for hero la a love story itieh m could be found perhaps nowhere else In the world, blended >f the old Chinese ways ami the •r.aiply modem Ideas and dreams if young China. The drama la played out a* ralnrt the tremendous background i f tho greatest migration of our limes - the millions of people made homelai* by the Invader, itreumlng westward Into tha far interior, there to balld • new Ifo, new home*, new schools, new ..ndustrlcs, w .- M .e u , na u b iiu n p |grimly new lnation, yet gaily, resolved never to 2 _ 1 P 1"I beef; sale M ark et M anager * tl CONTROLLED’ FRI. HAT. SPE C IA L ROAST. ib HAMBURGER \ 2 xA i BACON.. lb. 1 5 c n o t x n nr.D S te a k .. SAUSAGE UVtc Assorted Bologna .. H ’M f t fl t r r o i k W ratria hvokko il Cold a T o CA D O N _j 4 « OKRA CEREALS KRAFT Ct Posl T oastiu........... ..........b« GRAPE NUTS...............!2Vic NBC Shredded Wheat....... 10c KELLOGG’S PEP. — .l<>c PAWNEE OATS____ mu Gc C H IC K ROAST.... lb. 29c n o tw n Beet tell ro » D K « STEAK.... lb. 39e ........4 m He FLOUR.-------Ihtf. ase PEANUT BUTTER 12 o i 10c STEAK am Dei Meet* c. a . *r G. B. CORN______ -u — #Hie ■NISSRD SKI LIVER Jt®*1 "Tu^oy*Tho p ubllahm it a to 't h a t *iDa- T.N.T. VsHkHVit BORAX lib. 15c NAbAOl PL bU. nt. b a -.~7c 10c 1]L4 ? r , V H H «, M 4 M . d n o w MKOAl, B taw H e i e i w . B e i* rU b 7 7 % '■ , . ~ > k fl \A i 1 1 '^Ur . *7 * r — \ 'J b 1 d- m �THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1941 T a m pa , Ant. 10 - T T O m TASTE OEMAHD3 j THE BEST HI • LIQUORS * SCOTCHES r WINES ! Seeded P l a y e r s Move Right Up In j Girls’ Net Meet 28 — <spe.ui — Tbc Florida Safely Council le calling on everyone to be care­ ful rn Labor Day that this | „ t holiday which cloaca the ■ummer shall be without aecij A i and fatalities. Pemcna arc urved to be unusually careful in driving and taking exercises and In enjoying the beaches. “In commemorating this week­ end, to labor, let's make it safe." ■ O a Asher Frank, Director of theTFtorida Safety Council BE SURE TO V ISn — THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, TLORID/ Romping Home Cops Feature At S a r a t o g a PHILADELPHIA Aug. 28— <AV-The four t»p-««e<lrd player, moved into tho *cnii-finxl. of the National girls’ tennis cham­ pionship tournament Wednesday with defending champinn Lou ice Brough of Beverly Hills. C a lif. scoring the most impressive vic­ tory. Mis* Brough, seeded No. 1, played aensationallv in defeating eight-seeded Nellie Sheer of Miami Beach. 0-1, 6-0. She has loat only three games in her three tournament matches thus far. .Second seeded Doris H art. 16year-oUl Miami star, also wen an e isy 6-0, 6-.1 victory rv rr fieri Moran, fifth seeded player from Santa Monica, Calif. Ita’bam Krase of San Francisco, seeded third, turned bnrtr M-trie Jack* of San Diego. Calif.. 6-t, 6-.'.. to earn tL» right to meet Mi<* Brough teslav while Miss Hart « opponent will he Kitten Cation of Alameda. Calif., aeeded fourth, who topped Mary Ann Morgenatom , llermosa Beich, C alif. 7-5, 0-1. • Expendituresthia yenr <oi construction will total about billkn dellare, theDepnrtment Commerce report*. Andorson(iriffilh F n n rrn l LMrt-ctnr* GIANT W K OU SALi FOOD PRICES IN RETAIL CENTERS SI* persons were York but crush, the bua clear I. The letcntb pi. death and a *evi nth die.! -n *he nrsy to th a h o * f''il when this Albany-New ■it s » i S ad lie 111' or. \ I . I I n - l in to Same II i r lj t h i e e p as sen g ers en ■«. i'-ctudii.-: * ■!>..( , ,■ | r i ahv, were tf a |s o one of the b u r n i n g cal*, juii.-s s j s ' lined » in e ■ » : >1 11 eiu bia p»a> .one by Uie impact. The cart w,r« sloi t i i .ii * liaihc light- ; Closod Ldbor Day UilDY BEEF S to a lu lb Q U A N iitr ( io h IS lllilv to S JO « S P ric o i G o o d Tlw u A u g u s t 3C J u ic y ! Tc n d o r! S o a F tc sti S o a lo o d s ! risii sxziiiis 2Sc S lo w u Where You A lw ays Get Good M eat WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES >400 Sanford Are. "FREE DELIVERY” Rhone* D ec! lb 18c D e lta s lb lA ic N h rim p >8f*m f»trc ik O' l.*» in lb. l ( c W U IiTL B A C O N ib 14 c H A M S C* nuino riiilo ohunk TOMATOES Round STEAK ONIONS .... UMMlUkk iMSW D a m s */2 Ib 29c liu m Ra V was TWKtS tfUMUCK' CP led TUC- ^ - POTATO^ AA'AfruRi Ib 29c S n a p p e r s lb 15( l o b 'd c r s 19c IW cat C u Ij . l i w i m t n # 3 pis. ^KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP L A M B S h o u l d e r ib 19c Pimento B acon VALUABLE COUPONS IN EVERY SACK SAUSAGE t f r o m i u m Ib 37c SPEtSHETTI & MEAT f 'B illow s : !V Moot or C%»U— EELBECK O le OP TWB FAVOftrfEl CONYCAdOBBY FOR.1U& 1 /JAfioNAL. AMAfBUR pi«o Scott Tissues 4 rolls 25c Scrtt Towels. 3 Rolls 25c cam COFFEE........... D iT T tn m rr.K E ___ lb. | | c ii NAPKINS 10c pkg 5c PAPER Stetson Coach ’Seniors T o ( Directs Several Load For Gate Teams TI13 Yeai Pipskin Crew <;AINESVII.LK, Aug .... 1 0 lbs. • im. Zc & Fig BRAN xi* 3 9 c G. F. JUICE ftOrTVtr.ll'l foAIIY M DRESSING (2 carton limit) 6 BOTTLE CARTON PLUS DEPOSIT FORT H O W A R D / f O HT ' \) ila tu in iz « d ^OVVAR0 Scu 40-fr 5c Btacull FLOUR 20 i b i 5 7 c 20 Ibt69c a completed program fee loti ' mural . nthletl?* i* to reqdiei fdr Iho Stolron opening in H.» tember. Thn '(o llrriit* fo.<* bail mentor, whops IT year* •>' native conrhln~ fxt»«rlfty*« end ed tail Boring with .Mtotw.n'; abandonment of the IpVr-e IU glato uport, 1* prenxrlng here fei a aeaxon th at will find a |w>' of |c«ma under hl.t direction in ttead of ono. Under tho former grid mcntnrV aupervlalon, and with the aren't anre of Carl “ Doe" Jolmmtn. Inetructcr-in Intramural* for B«ct ton men, a aebeduU tnrlodlng el" Much of thn gridiron aiiccei* y failure of the ••Fighting ’•*' over the 1041 /lean on iiing,-., n the performance of acme l'l ■ ii * nbrrx nf tho *(|U>d who hav<d two campaign* in v an ity ex puitnca In tneir credit. I hOre'a a ic n itr at every po<iti«t> on the (quad except two, and a t four poaitiou*, Lleb ta t a pair of veterjn*. It* a t left end where ho ha* tu rre t Krrguxun and t:»rl Mit­ chell! a t fullback, where Hid Mack ami Bill Cowan perform; • I center, where Bill itobinjon Pllldb jry SMOSHEEN c.iko nenrr IIBC hi Ido OI bo— C h u in g o ld lb 19c Aisorlmanl Sulod Dtawing Malm • K e t c h u p to 1 8 c Helnx Fr. Cucumber P ick les 21c offett at Btotron In p ait yrn»« Cowell tald. Other* filling >hr pr'gram ar# tennW, dl»m«nd h*!l touch ifc-otbail, baaketball, ping pong, boras the**, yoltoy ball thuffl* board, badminton and hind balL luairactor JoHnxnu. In a •uppUraeutanr report, laid that tgr» exeerimcntol aoorta will bo tried thta year. Ineliidlng Ir trim ural track aad hnwllng. A«listing Cowell and Jthn*on will bo Ktalxrn letter men who are returning to tho campna doxpiti abandonment Cowell Mid that towphloa will ba awarded to eietorioaa team* In each rport, and a Urge tro­ phy will go to tho team taking th* load In pointo through the It* no **<ret, furthermore, that Coadk Llob export* Hull to be cno of Dtxk’* itand-out tackle*. The Florida montor lan't trying mentor Ueb ha* a profound ad­ miration for Hull after watching him h u t year. And it will be re­ called, too, that Hall «Lifted to tackle b u t aoaaon after (pending N* aopbonvori year aa a fleet- 2 2 -o r l*»9» t o r SmiI. i I U w o n i 6 to* 1 0 c G*orgi« Y oau 3 a>. 10c HeUu 9 1 I r e o d s 3 <<>* 20c Ukw* DoIkhmm A p p l e s 2 *>• t i c Clapp'* Strained 1 r. . Moil JiW tlOl Mix MUi Swo.t P IC K L E S ib* 2 4 c fo r Station ito ito n t* ."' ,. chine, hut. It seema thU year that a U rtor-than-u.ual number of one »port. batoboll, to the 1U: tho aontora are alated to carry of actlrltlea that have been ir major auignm enta. pkg 2 3 c Thompson S«.4l«u fMtwy P«l 5 >h* I h hern Cowell'a enrrgrlle atdelmr and the' napular eoreh Mid herr today, "Ono wonM bo rfoollah tc think that I.w iii not fcol n b • in my own lifo where a fo.thail Uam I* concerned, but 1 d- fee' that there are numrrtu* compm fir I N I . ntlon* In directing an uttiemni.il Of tho II , • few may not be Khrdute ouch aa wo b tro outlined the hing pine In the Gotor ma­ / pkg 23c > «wwhrfrar«^*ijK Intramural athlatlca alway* ha- IVORY SNOW IVORY FLAKES Large 21c LaTge 21c bnall 8!/2c Small 8V 2C The Perfect Special! I.an 1 O* r. hin« OtK OW,H - »n \ \ T \ m Umaad pkg. 5c \ *»q CtJ V.'-1r ______ lb. } 9 c Tomato J U I C E . — 21 c TEFLEYS DKLAND, Aug. 28 — (Bweei-t. S Ib littwuJ Ubjcon— 6 O lf C R /U \PloN S)U P or 35c i-iin d lc s* Ib 23c t Ballard’s Obelisk FLOUR Ib in t...............19c Ib 25c r»| t . n j APPLES BACON lb i O a-ihi (U C £ S £ Cottage CHEESE lb. 1214c GRAPES STEAKS t 19c 111 Whelher you pack a lunch basket q r lead the enr w ith canned i .. a weekend a t the cottage, you'll nave tremendously by lakh,: n.lxnr. t a p of the— food buys. WHITE BACON lb P o ta to es 10 >b.19 Cetoto* InoUto P e a s 2 ». 19c K 1. tWIaw ttoho* 1 f ti)«) O s I b m 4 ■» I S c Slokely Yellow Cllrvj P e a c h e s * 4 Vfc1 7 c Slokoly'a Gmpolruil J u ic e I « i 23c Slokely'a Tomato J a lc e «< 1S< Stok.ly a Tiny Groan U a w n a 2 101 2 9 c Slokely'a Tojtt-IClno P e a s 2 )o i 2 5 c Sbqlnoxl or Junior TcocU O e e h e r 3 •« 2 0 c Disposable Tissues (Um Rod) Ilarrlaon la f the aeniora In whom dtiae oxcoptional hep*. halfback baa already jpida mom fancy » £ g , _running, and \ �^wMAmir ILKIoh 4im and handst ,9 SHOP En4 C oii...... L PhoM M< Hi Assorted }Wf ^ — — 1 It.v TV « ■Megan H W E7 i WsT/%£5 ' 3 Iba. 19e ' p I V.--' 4->V •• �» *---------- r THE SANFORD '.nT^SM% rT / 5 ■Bto Mood line, of Eapino, favorite of Ziegler's breeding theories, caught che leader i a t the eighth polo and came bouncing In under Johnny Longdcn’s stretch urging, while Creekinridgo Ling's Kouipet and P. it . Hunch’s Horn chascii her to th e wire. F irst favorite of tha day to click. Romping Home covered the six furlongs of dried out going in 1:1.1 3.5. C o p s Feature At S a r a to g a f ■witoe. LLs e . SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y , Ang. 28.—W )—William Ziegler J r . l Romping Home w. n her second stake o f the S aritoga meeting Wednesday by rnmpinr hotat-JBjth-llie _2Uh riiaaing_aL the Adironilaek handicap for iwoyear o!d fillies by a length. The chestnut, who to asts the Urn semi-finals of girls’ U nis chanstha m ost inspress h a vicBrowgh, seeded No. f t to win as much a , any man who over pulled on grid togs, goes to quarterback for >j* senior y ear n ite r fullbrcking it the past two Masons. It’s been years since the Gators have had a .' A n d erso n Funeral eK xpandltorssihla year on now rosso traction will total about ID h illk n dollars, the Department of Commerce reports. Director* S a a fu d Avenue Ja a t Off .O t Geneva Avenue 70S E. 2nd 8L . i . asms fh a a s 428 C t n r tA n n tha rig h t to meet Miss Brough today while Miss Ila rt’a QRponcnt will ha Kitten Cation o f Alameda. Calif., goaded fourth, who topped M ary Ann Morgen■tom, Hcrtnoea Beach, Calif., ANGEL’S K \T SHACK Griffith CtNTERS Six A rgons were homed to death and a sorenth died in ths way to UtojtospHsl when this Albany-Now York boo crashed into three ears at KsdJlo Jtlvsr. N. J.. and b u rtt Into flames. Thirty-three passengers on tha boa escaped, but six persons. Including a mother and her btby, v a ra ttoppcJ In ons of ths burning cars. Tha arvenlh person died of Injuries sustained when he was hurled from kiamachine by the impact. Ths cars •ere tupped at a traffic light. T in s QUANtltT IIGMU UUtVtO C lo to d Labor D a y Price* G ood T h ru August 3 C Many Varieties— Assorted Slices COLD M E A T S ... i^c . Ib Tender, Stall-Fed Y F -A R ? Soa Froth Soa to o d il BABY BEET n S H STEAKS Tender CLUB NteaJu lb 25c Lean, Best POT B o o st lb 19c Mealy Plalta KtLF B low lb ISc h a s h GROUND B ool lb 18c Beal Brains or Pork Heck B on os lb 12*c Assotled Cuts Pork C hops lb 25c Phones 411 • 412 r with canned "ooda for Sss I a n ........ iib* Hsddoik.......... I b | ^ _ | CwHun......... o , 2 5 c K. Ms<kw»l...lb r Fry 'Em! Boil ’Em! Servo 'Em *»" “ R ibs mustard I . r * VTaS m S H M S m \ I ■W 19c lb S hrim p lb 19c t In a crisp bun with |>aaJl. Monty Spar* save tremtndouifjr by taking ndvan Fresh, Headless, Ocean While Thay Latil J and onions— > iy. they'll make a hit with one a i w . l l — _ ™ T°ur I-*:- l V l i f k .lb o o k l Per Mullet.... .1 llw..25c Va Red Fm Croakors lb 7HC I-lb. Average Snappers lb l l « Cooked ler Broiling— TUch, Creamy Coltoae C hooso lb 15c Tale FrosW Lobstors lb 19c Weatern Streak O’ Lean riflih, Daik Crab Genuine Philadelphia Cream Raul less-Layer, Mcr rail's M eal P o lo c o Shin® (ml Ro^nd Bono fnd ib x ito :' 27c 32c ib . ‘A - i b iWfctS RUAMflft M in d le s s 2 fK . ■ISMW - - V — —, ------ I Kmgan's SPAGHETTI & MEAT 3 Ootd Medal ‘ | " Meal or Qilta— 80-Counl Paper EELBECK F tb tm k, impart F( < l\i ‘ 5 lbs. 27c 10 lbsi 52c Stetson Coach Senbrs To Carry Directs Several Load F o r Gator Teams Th3 Yeai NAPKINS pifs 10c pkfl 5 c Dromedary Ginger Bread Sid. Wax PAPER MIX The Perfect Special! Sou. Biscuit O A H FLOUR Land O’ S hine mfcsaor of h ea lth 'n n J physic s’ 20-Um6 9 c 10 phir f0,lb,U Moth of HU gridiron iucco.ii It*, announced hryrn ( r d f /.H *' or filia te of the "rig h tin g Ga; completed program lA f-ln lri ljr» '.ay a» tha 1841 season hinges *«ntl .plhlotica i« to raadlrrw on t i t parformanca of acma 13 dr t U ’RUbon opening in Sen meinl mernhpx of the squad, who havo n a b a r. Tha eollcwixto foot hid hi itwo campaign* -In v a n ity extoll mentor. whtwn TT. jch m rf rerle aching #gp*rience en l TN Boring With : fltoHon’, iext o f Urn Intcr-c li- tL U prrntrleg toga f.q 5 c Coiiee VELVO Mb 1 5 V4 C C A JN ISyiLLK , Aug. 2 8 .w Coach Brady Cowell, Who Uv (Rpectll)—I t a no . secret that ■ring accented tha . position rf Tom I.leb h counting heavily on dncMInn ami iHrvatar of u n\ ttram urals at S U ’Jon . U n iv - 4 0 -ft Taka It on your plcnlo—servo It at boms I The hottest price on theso two All-American Drinks, and you can buy 111 ... IS L A N D , Aug. 18 — (JBbMh.ll 'omato JUICE 29« Go. Smoked Boded or Baked U. ■ lb lb 23c ■ B acon lb 21k Sliced Bacon— P r e m i u m lb 27c Shank-Cute, Genuine Spring ■^liarns Vi-lb 29c !o v a 35c Special Sliced — Bat bo cue Fork | B E 9 i *2 I | f 4E d f T A A J i lb 3 -lb Tipsary TEA 3 -o x 10c Oleo— I II (Plus bottle depos.l) yd I wan { 7 / Regular > Ordersi Only 45c PllUburr ' SNOSHEEN Cake Hour pkg 23c N B C Pi Ida Churngold Auortniehi ib 19c pkfl 2 3 c man to r’s Go. Maid Sweat MU Stalely Yellow Slokely'a Oropalnilt _ IM ic a A - ) 25c Slokely’* Tastt-lQng P d 8 8 2 M) 25c �9:00 0<1S 9:41 10*0 10:30 11*0 11:06 11:30 I t *4 13:00 R a d io n e w s Taaight’a Prograaa* M iller Prefeeeer Quia Newa of th e World Carl Moff Orcheatra Dane# O rcheatra U nion Well*, New* Glen G ray Lee Brown Orcheatra Preaa Newa Sign O ff ; 6*0 Baaebal! Score a . 6*6 Moaieal Interlude 6*0 UP N^wa 6*0 Twilight Melodic* 7:00 Lett W# Forget 7:18 Sport* Reporter Tomorrow* Program ! . 7 * 6 Sam Cuff “Fact of th* 0:30 Norman Boaaley War7 * 0 Tb# W orld Today _7:ia—American Crab* ___ .AAkaBr-tbOaat •CUt Hm" .7 * 8 Klmer Davl* and iKTNewa 8:00 Academy Award Florida • Georgia' Cattle S a le To Be Staged Soon Glenn O ^IN ttV IC L E . Aug. gg _ (Special)— Florida dairymen will h ire an oppertnnitr tn purrhaae 27 frmalro either freah «r MWut mad* to freahen when the Flo-. ida-Oeorgb Guernaey aale |. - 7:46 Poor Singing Saleamen 8 * 0 UP Newa THE OLD HOME TO W N By STANLfc P £ S T -N E « A V e M B T W O D O L L A R S , AND F IFT Y C E N T S F O R T t> U R - C A I C - lM MOLDAN OUT THE TW O DO LLA R PARKIN* PIN K AND , LIS T E D , M A K E A P R O F I T O F S O C E N T S ON THE DCAL* P — ^STV N O W SO?AMl! J ----- ~ • SMeW *7'* * ’'—**' 11:48 Our Gal Sondoy 112:00 UP New* ■ i 12:10 Moaieal InUrlud* 13:16 Checkerboard Tim* 12:30 Dane* Time 13:48 Rood of U fa , 1:00 Young Dr. Malono 1:18 Joyc* Jordan 1*0 Merry Go Round 2:03 Life and the Land 2:15 Sunny Medoliea 2:25 UP New* 2:30 Renfro ValleyFolk* -v 2:45 Trailaide Adventure* 2:55 Preaa New* * . l.i 3:00 Song* of Cheer and Cora fort 3:15 Highway* to n*allh 3:30 A Boy; A Girl and a Hand 1:00 SymphonetU* 4:15 Afternoon VarieUea • ■*4:30 Organ Melodic* , 4:45 Wing* over Jordan 5:00 Th* Lone Ranger 5:30 Knrn KoMlert 6:45 Tha World Taday accord lag to Hamlin L. Drown, dairyman with Urn 'State Agri­ cultural Extenaon Servlet and •ccratary o f the Florida Guemtwy Cattle Club. Sine* there b a blf demand for milk In th* *tate now, it b anticipated that •he o/ferings win be eagerly ta­ r o o m ao Apples 5 lbs. 19c Potatoes ken. Three 'female* and three rvgUfrred Goemaey bulb have her•elected from the heit Gurnrev heH« In the Carolina*. Geo? trin ^ T J n H d a ^ J jX w n b Lemons Onions 2 lbs. 10c In te rg c x -i W W in* more grr*d dafr* ani­ mal* come to Florida herd«. and •"•re. t*>«t ir« il e f three will be h-"*ht h* F H -'da d»lrym«n. Seedless GRAPES LETTUCE.!............ AVOCADOS........... BANANAS-..... .... T*-- a ab ,w lt| b er'p a t 1 * 0 n M. »nd will h» held a t th«•»*• fa n "«>«* w a rr'w a '9 on lbValdoata highway Juat out of la k e C ltr. T*e Georgia Gnern-. —* C * tjb , f l g b . p gd- -0*rw Labe '•tlv Oi«mb*r o f Cdmb^rce or* --operating In ataglng the aue ti-". Tom MeCord of Montgomery will b* the auctioneer. SALAD DRESSING TAKE AIR COURSE SAN ANOTTX). Tea., Aug. 2*. -IA7—ThlWe Floridian, a rt tak­ ing the air carpi' Intermediate 10 -wrrka kaale training eouraa at r.nndfcllow field here. They are j o*| M. DeVolentlne of Coral (iablee, Arthur II. Jamei of Miemi and Murray M, Schott of Dayton* Beach. WINES - GINS - LIQUORS FREE DELIVERY-PHONE M doz* 17c PORK &BEANS 11 oz. can jc PILLSBURY’S BEST FOUR Fresh Prunes no. 2*/i can 15c Apricots.........no. 2 tall cart 10c 12 oz. can 29c Maxwell House Coffee lb. 29c SPAM STRING BEANS BILL’S PACKAGE STORE Yon Cannot Buy Better. Beef A t Any Price! Branded Baaf fdrinPInbonc or n-rttrwj Rnnnd CHUCK ROAST Omay v / a l k b w t a k m * ^ A M b T O tn e Z o X s a r - o l d c o u - k o / a t b : R C V K P S T B * -OFF M A I N S T R E E T marshal lb PORK LOIN lb.21c u»iw. n a i e a i mm rt-rn tSTTAKETT TWO DAMES TOSSED A CON fW M R /N O W r - TWfna <3QH<3 TO r-> ■ -± - * ia. TENDER STALL FED BA3Y BEEF STEAKS 2 3 C By PAUL ROBINSON ' AM I N A JAM *THOSE ■' Red Smo.-Sausage You Gcrancmns L lb. 12Vic | Lyke*a Asstd. Cold Cuts lb. 18c ■jonv'fiM ashore AWfyA J WAWJ UP THE r — > ^ ADMIRAL,SO I K WINNV i { / K t M UKbiltM i C jl» * V ^ f • .p . t Dee' mi amHm M a l i THirU. WlfiAM j i M Van Curap’o >tr< TAKE ITBASY, 1XLu WB (Sir CLOU/LET ON LIKK IW GONNA , BE YSIZ BESTMAN Ott SOMETHING / P JimmE1 STANDING OUlSOfi . ad., ftu g h l ill A.1 cvhb foot. loaUd-ln-Sfaol Thrift Unit. Pamaua , bWtrolW*b«P” *{» light now y°° **° AU-sraot c d :* * .r . EASY TERMS A m erican O il Sard! 8*0*. T oalalo Bane* SANl-FLUSH.-.lg. 1 9 C Now 1 Tomatoes Borden’s SUrer (km Sara (ha Cohpotw F£ T 5lbs, GftnnJatad SANFORD ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. b w it t s f in e s t ertisefn en ts E HANGER By KUAN STiilKIU Wattf WpiiBd 1 far 17c Ifa. 13c 1 far 17. hr*, lie -I**. 10c . pkff. 10c �-r— i '* L *ifl i’Jjm /, r ■ County Produce* Fruit And Yefetablcu Thaa Any Arts Florida t f h NE\VSI*Al’£K e r a l Sanford In The Only Central Florldn City Affording itall. Highway And Water Transportation d V ■ w %OLUMK XXXIII SANFORD, FLORIDA,. FRIDAY, ■*= AUGUST 2!). 1911 Member Associated Press NI MIIKR 6 Hiller, D efense Senator Maloney De­ clares That Only 4 , Five Days Supply Remains For E ast A t White House Tallinn, Estonian Capital, Hold Meeting 3{On War Front SaidCaptured ByR eim ans nditures For nse Program Billion Mark Fears Increase For Life Of Laval Ab Possible I n f e c t i o n - Is Seen In ~Wo’ . nr * H itler end Mus»< lini hav# at the Fuehrer’s rnst front quarters for the lest five da; it was announced today in Be tin for a discussion nf the velopmfht end duration of w rr. It waa the firat time WABHTNGTON, Aug 29 — have been described ns concei W V - Treasury defense rip en - over the length of the eonfl Fears for the life of dltnres passed a billion dollars (.aval mounted tonight as doe' WASHINGTON. Auer. 29 In A ugust, the first such month attributed his sustained high tem ­ since the last World War. —W V r Senator Mnlonev. perature to a possible InfeCtloBj Defease spending for the fisDemocrat, Connecticut, said in the aaaasin’s bullet wound Ju lt1 cal yqar ending June, 1941, Ir below the heart. •today that numerous vital J expecWd to to u t 15 billion. A merciless purge of anU -N a» defense industries alomr the A n p e r-tx a rd headed by Vice elements swept over all Ft*am eastern seaboard, are. terri­ President Wallace war create I today in the wnke of the by Proaident R m tevelt last night lempteil assassination* of fied because they have onlv to determine how the nation', four or five daya supply ot Prime M inister, P ster Fraser supply of materials, power, fuel LaVal rn<l Marcel Dest. j u n k e r oil. • of New Zealand airtvaa a t the and other commodities .hall be names, according to 1 ana FOltw. at the top of a Iht « GO The chairman of a Senate While House for a conference divided between militarv needs stooil prominent Frenchmen mark#* *•» Investigating tbs gasoline' short­ with the President. He etated end th# civilian population. . j.1 age questioned the wisdom o( his country “ will stand shoulder The fer-reaching step followed death. • Three men were beheaded OU diverting so, many tankers to to shoulder with B ritain as it criticism that there had been •he guillotine a t S,anlo pri»«l Ut other than normal transportation did In the firat world war.” over Upping functions and frie German-held Paris at dawn yes­ mof petroleum products. tlon between tome defense agen­ terday, only 12 hours nfter l.*»*i« Declaring the gasoline short­ cies. Heat and two lesser pro-G age in eastern states was so rest The ’ Office of P rr liietlon ligures were shot by a Fi th a t September deliveries to fillManagement headed by William youth at Versailles. tag stations must be cut 15 per­ 8. Kaudsen and Sllney Hillman .Roundups and investlgatl cent telow July, an aide to Be will continue to have jurisdir- were urvlcr \y?y Inst night la . cretary Iekes suggested yesterday tlon over the vast work of pro­ both German-held nnd unoccupied aD ial saboteur* were circulating ducing armaments for this coun­ France, with police concentrating rejxjrte that (applies were plentitry and the nations It Is aid­ particularly on a m an-hunt' for ing. the authors of the reported Com­ Ralph It. Davies, acting deTh* new agency, a White munist 'Meath list,'' fans* petroleum coordinator, • told House ■statem ent explained, will All 1200 members of thq a Senate committee be waa aware h*Yt power to channel materials Communist Legion due to M M # nf rumen that a shortage was Into various llnea of production. Saturday to fight alongside I s tag “played up to faster war F or example. If the commodity Germans on the Russian front p sy ch o lo g y /.* .* Involved U steel, the board will were placed under detention *#d determine policies under which questioned a t Versailles and t t TOKYO. Aag. >0 — (Ap­ The steel will be alloted. first for least three were arrested after proached Far East cflata approached a materiaU required by the United they were found to be hiding 8 ^ tshowdown today aa Dome!, Jap- Rtatoa arm y and navy, then for •it (bars do i _____________ Chip* a n d r i C r c o u n U l e l , the ft " TUFT I l e f e n s e X o n t r a c t s ): '’are” against the nd then for etvV'***■~ ”* - ■ Davtoa ___ .____ “ When th* tsta l amount deterSeminole County busincssmin German Ugation of the mined for (M ilan needs Is ar- or m anufacturers w lo are in oil situation bp a Benata com­ f i r . *t, • this hoard willdeterPresident Booeovelt and the min* th# policies U d make regu­ tereetnl in securing defense c*>n merce subcommittee n o appearAmbassador tods; lations fo r th* amount to he al­ tracts are inylted to attend s In placp of Isite. Interior se­ Japanese meeting Thursday, R ent 4. s' ______ tary and _ defense _ petroleum i.rgsn direct negotiations on out located to automobiles, railroad 11:15 o'clock a t the Chamber ■■( coordinator, who la on vacation. standing Issues between the two cars, refrigerators, building, type­ Cumjnefte Building in Orlaml". Present estimates, ha said, in­ nations under circumstances sag w riters, stc., the W hite House it was announced today by l-l attempts to achieve n dicate a deficit of tlJM fiO O tor- gestlng h a rd Higgins, secretary of th.J i panes* - American 1rapproche­ ■aid. re la of petroleum products dur- ment, Th* board, to be known as Chamber of Commerce. possibly envisioning Japan a th# “ 8upply Priorities and AlioIng the n e it four months In the wtthdrewl from the Axle. Charles C. McCubbin, Manager 17' eastern seeboatd eUtea that Disclosure that Roosevelt was rations board” vritl consist be­ of lie Defense Contract SetvH.contain mow re thaa than half the pop- undertaking sides Wallace, of William H. in Jacksonville, has Informed M' such negotiation* ,1- ufation of this country. Ha rr,mad# by Secretary Hull after Knudsen, flldnev Hillman, Bee le­ Higgins th s t representatives of • plained that dewand waa axpee- waa ts ry of Vtor Btlmson, Secretary, his office will address those tinv White House conference at fed to aggregate IM^OOjBOO tor- which the Japtneee envoy—Ad of th* M aw Knag (who cod*, sent a t the meeting to explain rets and receipts 17X100,000 tar- m in ) Nomura— handed the Presi­ nose the talatblg beard 'o f the Do operation of the Defense t'--rident a personal messays from Office a f Production Manage­ tra c t Service. ” Amplifying tU s, to sold it Janan'e premier, Prince Konoye. m ent)! Leon H todarm n. now bead “ Ample timo will be allowed was Indicated that stocks ef he*V Contents of tto note were not of th* Office a f Price Admin­ for questions and answers,” II' rn lag on would to 1 .000,000 tor- revealed, but It w aa, speculated istration and Civilian B undy, and McCubbin stated. "We will thank • rets below the level necessary to that It opened the door to lm- H arrv L. Hopkins, special prtsl- you to advise everyone to m m sastnw tooting af hornet during dentUI assistant apsnese-Amrrican r e l a - --------.. supervising the with prepared questions.'’ ha ad­ td Japsni the winter, and that stocks of tlon* and casement of tha crisis program of Isaae-lend aid to Brl- d 'd . Industrial fuels for essential de­ _In the Pacific. tain and athar nations. fense needs would to exhausted Donald M. M«l»«i. towertog. Usually authoritative quarters pe-.ntokiag forma# *xe«othra of Fora believed the Roosevelt-Nomur* tars. Roebuck * Company, talks aimed a t achieving a t M a t emerged •* 0 . figure of tremen­ a tem porary "stan d stUP s dous Imoortane* In tha now set­ ment under which Japan would desist from furthar expansion, or up, which too groat power* nvor Troops 84 and 88 of the Roy Intcrferenc* with Amaricaa aid tha American economy. Nelson, Bcout# of America will have a to Rusal* and O China, to to fol­ who T* now director o f purchaser waatond camp-out this wcckrnd, 8 EBBING, Aug. tS — (Spa lowed by a formal prat-war pact. for OPM. was named axcratlv# it was announced today by Charriali— A detachment of 100 sol- In return. It waa said Japan pro- director e f the naw board toed- las Griffith and Lawls Wright, diets from Gunter field, Ala., wiU tably wt&Ud iMBfiBM i Kt acoutmaatora of th* two troops. arrive here next week for guard could reram* normal trad* relalnasmuch SO the tic e president Th# Scout* wDI mast at the duty ht th* Army's basic flying with th* Ualtad Presbyterian Church Saturday afU not .o B N to e d ta school under construction be­ anything Uk* hi* fnil lime Urnoen at 8)00 o’clock to Iciive Britain and th* Nethertween Behring U d DeSoto City E ast Indies, along w ith re­ to the ctoim snshJo In view «< la • body far tha camp, which Major U H. Rod leek, project of other dotlo«. it was fr**lv will to pitched by th* road tu cognition a f b ar claims to acoOe<«, announced today. nomle predomlnanc* in l a s t oredlctod in afflcW elrtlra that Th* man will to housed Ir Asia. Nelson xroold ho the key Th* paSto la layltod to attend tents on Lake Rex Beach. Later, •Offset of aneh an agraem ent th* camp-oat Sunday aft#no on whin aaaemmodatiiwie are avail­ would to virtually to divorce Ja­ or tvaaing. Tha Barata will reably they win ba moved .to the pan from tha Axis, remove th* turn SapC L to**, wtora opentag It athadulad th ro a t a f a gen er al confltgra far Mot. ». f ' C th* Pacnftc, and clear th* way ■ tshllltafiin a f inmtitWms in t9^V PV _?W - Sending Tankers^, 1 - To England Hit S ets O ff Gas Main Fire In New York Reports Indicate Far' East Crisis Nears Showdown Konoye’s Message To Roosevelt Said Due To Tense Situation Several T housands Of P riso n ers And 19 le a d e d T ra n sp o rts T ak en , Nivtis -S c y - Soviets Relieved To Re B u rn in g C i t y In K arelian Area »»• tis a d a l ®4 !**#«» I I lit le-r'-e H igh f o m m a n il n pnrti-il tixl.tv th .it G erm a n triaipa hud <ap t lin 'd T allin n , ca p ita l nf I'Nlnnia. a f te r week.* nf lie g e an d th e HusniaiiM in h iiu u Icdgi'd a n o th e r m a jo r -i-tlu n k in th e fall o f I>nie|N>riietrm -k and th e ile* tru ctio n of the liiiu ilm l and te n m illion do la r I)nit>i>er dam The Nasi* «ui« ws'YiTlll thoUsun-1 pri-iuo-rs w, t ik. n nt t h e Tallinn na\al bu­ .il itg w ith 19 ll i.h-d Iran-put I- •fi*t vu*»t ntoreg uf booty. A violent n •- >I built.-' was bclicvi-tl ruging in ibi- ( iulf uf Fitiland with tin- Ib-rmnns atlim plioc I** -mu-h tlo* rooting ' Arnmila of Sox o I warships and lroo|M trnnspiirlTho Hussiaits lon. odod I hat tii-iiimn a—null trii' ps had penotialod to tho upprourhos of l.omngt ad. Firefighter* ore silhouetted against tho sutiway system. The gas nmin, ill u subway Fiuni-h iioruil i lisi rvors rcMauling gas a tle r lightning struck a main in 11oi till Hint g n a t firi-- roddened esrauition and covereil only liy planks, explo.1tto- skios la-t nigtil nvrr Viipuri, ttriMiklyn at the height uf a heavy electrical ed and caused a rave in. indicating tho Itii-nnns wen- df- * sloim which partilyied traffic, flooding the st roying that Kan-hait capital, 75 miles north of I i-ningrad. Itussian dispatchos said thn tied Armies woro liattlm g iw rcc|y lii save Kiov, ttkiainc ,'hpltal, while Boil sailor- and soldiers trnpncd at the jwirt of 4)dc*sa fought to i-si-otito an ardor for \ U dcfriiso to the la-t drop - f blom|. Gormans i laimcd ycstcnlsy Sgt. Harold A. I>. Stanley, 2V that thoir truopi had «mn«he*t till- son of Mr and Mrs. Phil «'. to within 12 miles of the north­ Stanley of Sanford, praises tho western Soviet metropolis of D ate 'Expected To R_* Which ono of the “ magnificent fighting spirit of la-nim-riul the British people in n letter re- four German nnd Finnish nllied S e t For Election made this ad­ ielved by hi- parents from i.ng- uffon-ivi ♦ had A pproving S e r i e s tand, where Sgt. Stanley i* a vance ind proci-oly where was nut staled by the Naxls. ,,n ? le’ *on of Mr- O'"1 Mr*, member nf the Itnyal l anudtan The Itussian command officially .•eniinoh. County's llonrd of •rr J!Vk e. Bolt ) of Sanford, has ,-n Air Force. admitted late last night tho forcComnilsKioncrs will lodd its regu­ Ms ;-d In the naval air corps mi,I The Sanford youth writes that cvueiiatlon of Dnieprropctlar meeting on Thursday at Itl:li0 will leave soon for training he is “just beginning to accustom II Industrial city A. M. at the Court House, n t ! W«« learned today. He ha mm myself to the Knglish nfternoon rovsk a great which time it will probably ills- plrted hia physical examination •tea'—it really amounts to a which tin- German* ia d claimed cuss ti e amount of new twindr amt has been accepted f»r ser­ fourth meal daily. If* one custom some day- ago. Tho night Moscow communlth at should l>v issued for the vice as a flying cadet. that w ar hasn't rhangssl he pu*. i-siiril *on-itlcr.ihiy earlier proposed hospital and tho date Mr. Bolt, a graduate nf S ri- adds. for an vlcctiun to authorise tho mole High School, has been at Sgt. Stanley enlisted June 3ti, Ilian usual, had little tu add to bonds. in the IL I' A. F. in this aekip-wtedgment save the tending the University of Flnr 1910, Aa a result nf the special elec­ •da ai Gainesville for the pn.t Toronto, Canada, and reportml ruatomary rr|m rl »f continued tion held throughout the county two years. This summer he lis- July 2 to Manning Poole, F.s- heavy fighting ovcrywl ere. Hut whilv i^.tInis np|M-iircd that on Aug. 19, the Commission has been in sum m er school, and work­ hibilion ' ark to receive training tho lint flank.-^wcrp swaying In tho authority to rail for tho Is­ ing in the University*.- I.it.iarv there for several weeks. suance of any amount of bond* He was on guard duty at tho laith north nnd south, even tho As vet ho does not know wlo-n under $150,(K0 and tu set the nher. will airport In 8 t John. New Itruns- Gormans iimceded that not all the he called Ini " 'i l "!T_{aMr'L-ln!Q.. arryicc. dal* for another *i|Jectar idiettnn hut has been Informed that to- wfckT and was "iU tto n cd a t the tnlttntlvp had pasrrtt to thsis a t which timo these to n d i would will go aa soon as there is torn No. t Initial Training School at arms. be approved by the freeholder*. st one n f Iho training renters. the Hunt Club In Toronto for one Fur Russian saunter attacks at Tho new issue would be added First he will report to Atlanta, month. He took a wireless courao the center, apparently somewhere to another series' of $7(1,00(1 and there will be assigned either at Calgary, Alberto and an air in the vicinity of Gomel, and In worth of bonds, which already to Jacksonville, Corpus Christ! gunners course a t MacDonald, the Ukraine were acknowledged hav* been approved and validat­ ■>r Pcnsaeota. Manitoba, a* part of hi* Inatruc in Berlin, although it win claim­ ed, to enable the county to t uild ed that in both theaters. tk*y At the completion of the train­ lion In the R. C. A. F. tho hospital nut of ita own fund* ing course, which will la-l about F.mharking a t Halifax, Novn hud been bloodily tiruken. out aiil from the govern­ a year, Mr. Bolt will become an Scotia. Sgt. Stanley arrived in This sharpening of ti* tempo ment. ensign, a rank which la equiva­ F.ngland Juno .10. 1041, a year tu of the g reat struggle all along T U election which will approve lent to a lieutenant In the army. the day alnco ho to d enlisted At the Itussian front canto on a day in scr that saw the Hritlsh and 'Russian th* actual bond Issue differ* from He arrived home from Gainr*- present his classification *wireless allies win a peace from Invaded th* election held Aug. 19 in that vill® today by train, and will grant air gunner I I percent of the qualified and rrmaln her* until to receives operator. Iran (Persia) and set about Im­ registered freeholders In the coun­ hi* orders to report for duly. Kxcsrpta from asvsral of his mediately to create an all-weath*f ty a re required to vote to make At the University. Mr. Bolt was letters, Including ono w ritten line across the country to carry the election valid, and a majority a member of Alpha Tau Omega hilo ho was on Ids way to Eng- American ami British military • f those voting ta required tu ap- social fraU rnlty, and bad made land, ar* aa follows: supplies tu the Soviet Union. pgflVg the bond Issue. Aa ypu wUL know - by now; • Itll-*-— announced _ la o l night the dean's Hat for scholastic. exIn the first election, only free­ telle ace. we're finally on our way over, snd tho deliberate destruction of hsr holders could vot* but merely a have prospects of saving action proudest industrial achievement, m ajority of thosw voting was t-efurs long. I’m glad th# waiting the great Dnirperstroy dam and I* over and w* ar* under way. all Its works, In grim proof ef racessary to approvo the quvatlon. a Everything has gone smoothly to the Soviet determination to leave date and no asa sickness yst. Wo for the Invading Germans no The Interest demonstrated In PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29 - th* firs t ilect(on—when the hos­ wars in port quit# sometime after single instrum ent of value. (X V - Earl Soothsaid, suspend- pital bill waa apporved by near­ It fell to 8. A. Iatiovikv, BeMrs. Mary n.B rvw vr, a resident embarking and ar* about 30 hour* lUinola department commsn- ly alx to one—has brought h o u r of Rsaford for 14 years, died last out, aa ! writ* this. (A paragraph vlet vlc*-«omnila*ar of foreign • f th* V *ton as of Porrign poaenta af the long-sought night In a hospital a t Wayeroos, waa cut by tto censor here. affairs anil official spokesman, W an, waa pahUatv nprlmand“Our accommodations, for ser­ to confirm tto act which had been that t i e Issue ef more Ga., w h e n she to d been receiv­ *d today tofar* tha orgmnungeants anyway, are much belter III b« agreed upon a t tho ing treatm ent. Bit* had been In widely rumored for th# past ttaa’a aatloaal raaventlon Own n ext election. Ul health fo r th* past three than w* had bop*d for. I'm In right days. , . . restored to bin farmer aUtui. cabin with three . others. Meals A concerted effort ia expected months. ,-Ws blew up the dam, to Ua had baaa aaartonarti.il d to be made by interested rltixei ar* served by Japsnes* w aiters said with ■ solemn nod of hli Bom In Valcarv, Mrs. Brewer cause a f hi* sctlvHle* as m-c- amt rlvie organisations to “get lived In Glndervllle In South in tha main dining room. If* head, ‘‘so as not to allow this ..U r y a f tha Keep America Out e a t of the vote” fo r the upcom­ Sanford, tragic to think of ships like this first child of tto Soviet lira• f Wag “ * ing election. T he most 8urv!v«rs Include her husband. going down with * tingle torpedo. ear plan* to fall Into tka hands “We have practice emergency election of this kind was held Eugene Brewer o f Sanford |. four tha llitla r tsndiU .” an Nov. 8, 10)8, when voter* daughteru. Ruby D. Brewer, alarms on tto ship siren at unex­ pected hours, at b a st one* daily, authorised a two-mill tag levy Nora D. BrrweT, Helen Joyce 0,000 w orth Brewer, and Dorothy Ann Brew­ snd go to our respective lifeboat a f to a d s as tha County’s a la r* er, all of- Sanford i and three station* on deck. W* are required to carry our lifebelt* at all times. bl th* proposed hospital. slaters and two brother*. Data censored. “Today baa been A t th at time I t w as expected Funeral arrangements are for th * t federal akl 'would to secur­ Ing handled/by, tto Erickson rather uneventful except WASHINGTON, Aug. _ » .- < « ed for the project t u t since this Funeral Home and will to an three depth charges dropped by a —Police, •lit claiming destroyer—* false s lu m I think, •Ri series confessions from * ora to t no chances ar* taken. dec idol to tr y to build th* (Data censored.) “Today w* Urns undertaker's assistant, to­ to) without federal aid. day announced tto solution* *f ths heaviest s*a-ti T tto ship has * terrific roll. Spray two crime* that shocked tto rap)*la I* n right on thrown .. tto “ * (Data censored.) “We Aa*. M —M V— land today—It wont to rated *11 futures An army privato far tto day here O ttoraq' ' minota wt would sight - ■ -WiU -Be Digeumed & 3 Finnish Gulf Is Scene Of Battle Nefct Fiscal Year’s Expanses Are Seen A t Fifteen Billion N o r m a l Transporta­ tion For Petroleum • Said To Re Needed ud:a f& to Lightning: A Board Will MeetUSasfordMan In R, C^At Fv-Praises Ta Discuss Bond “ Magnificent Spirit” 01 British Issue Next Weelt Jack Bolt Joins M Naval Air Corps As Flying Cadet Boy Scout Troops To Have Camp-Out Soldiers To Arrive A t Sebring School a British, American Outpu t in adequate an th* u d th* 'aatiras far a rm , ■ raid Thursday. « f th* w*r Is Southeard Restored To Former Status Mrg. Mary Brewer * Dies In Waycro»s l? W ashington Police Solve Rape Crimes Cottonseed Oil Trading Stopped Extra precautions srs taken ; :. = r . - - G ■ -.cv v. - v V y... v. •*-' J Ci.' - z. k sari ii-.x CJL iv .V ! / ■ t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 28, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 28, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f8a88a44f242c181b1302a45e0b85b45.pdf fc42fe2c83229797839fb8b05abed6a6 PDF Text Text I k- e t JKTI _ ,D. HANFORD, ■■■■iibateHHiBi .Tallahassee Man Is Negro Wffl P!»y 2 learned State Auditor Pianos At One Time THIS CURIOUS WORLD TA'LArtAflSKE. .Aog. 2«^- "L ittle Jack litT u .” M PD pl- «a« appointed State auditor Monday, tuccccding W. M. (Bill) Wamwrlght, who has Laid tha offkc four years. Wainwright’s realination, submitteil Jsq. 8, was accepted by Governor flollind, effective Aug. 31. Willie, who was Stats auditor during the term of Governor J.Thnlti from 1033 to 1937, hae bc*n auditor of the State teach­ er’* retirement fund during the lari four years. lie fprrnrrly Bvcd'Tri W ferT’sim 'w lscK Wslnwright formerly lived in Stsrke. gram th it ja e r Bandar a t the Shlh-h Baptist Church on Thir­ teenth Btreat. During the pro­ gram ha will plar two pianos at oh# time. The program wffl begin a t 4:00 P. M and ■pedal n s t s wffl ba rtserrad fa r whlta persona. {/Py—Bryan Willis, of Talbhasssc, ■nJst, wffl prsssat his third pro­ *By a m i a P. m w m Central Press Columnist COULD Russia cooeelrahly ba transformed Into a democracy T ’ Is it imaginable that It bsUaree U IS one now T • ' Have President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill some H F y - ------- sort of ft lurktog notion th a t I maybe they ao* -wo? Stalin Into a genuine demo* era IT Is th at o n e of th a th in g s th s y want to confer with him about, to addition to conferring with him relative to ■ w a rtim e poli­ cies? These q u a e * - (tons are being asked to Washing* .ton and maybe to London, too. Even those who ask them don’t answer themselves very bettering* ly to the affirmative. Nevertbetoaa, It sounds odd to hear such queries understandable 'hy the world democracies’ leaders deem It .Wtee to aid tha Muscovites all they can to tha Utters* fight with tha Axis. Their opinion Is that their Imperative first considerslion is to sea Kerr Hitler's and Signor Mussolini's types of totalitarianism destroyed, leaving Bolshevism to ,bs worried about later on. 11 All the same, numerous suggsa* Iona have been mads that Joe Stalin's system is due to ba an ex oasdlngly difficult Institution to ba democratically dealt with after the .war, assuming the Nazis' and Fash Bonding conflict. Jos, on th at supposition, having been vary help. ful to 'am. It'll bo hard for the da* <>” mocrades to resume being dead against him. aa heretofore, and yet .they certainly won’t like Bolshe■tyismeany better than ever they did. ’ But suppose th a t Joe fttalin him' 'aelf and the reet of the BolehevUd - have, In the meantime, become da* / m a ts Freest Msacrw Perhaps it’s only wishful think*' ig, but it’s a fact that hints have sen coming from Moscow lately sat are democratically favorably Tha Soviet folk manifestly are' Ifhty appreciative of their aUL n all possible Untied states LO N 6 A 0 U 6 A B O O O P O C E A N T R A V E L E R S , ACTUALLY A R E RECORDS . 6 H O W N O I N C R E A S E IN S A L E S T u r in g * m a r c h a n d S e p t e m b e r .. coca. i»» svsSe lapses, aa. “ l *.».»»f.**v.’ A A o err /V .O V ie S T A R S HAVH t h e ££TTER. ■ } IN T H E IR . N A M E. Kaffir is an Arable meaning unbeliever. • Dr. Otte Glaser, acting president of Amherst>Collegi College, Amherst, Mato!, la showni with fUs bride. the farmer b bride, Dr. Dorothy Wrench of Oxford, England, after their marriage hi >oda Hi ’ “Mass. — Woods Bole, The new Mrs. Glaser is now a chemistry professor at Smith College. RADIO NtfWS 8:30 Report to tha Nation 8:00 G ia n Miller 0:15 Public Affairs 0:30 Juan Arvixu J :«6 News of the World 10:00 Las Brown urcnsslfs 10:80 Michael Lortog Orchestra 11:00 IJtotan Weils, news 11:05 Teddy Powell Orchestra 11:30 Bob Crosby th 10:48 Life and tha Land 11:00 Kate Smith Speaks 11:18 Swing Your partner 11:30 Doc ScUere True Stories 11-/45 Our Cal Sunday 12:00 UP News 12:10 Muaic-il Interlude 12:15 Checkerboard Time 12:30 Dance Time * 12:45 Read of Life •* 1:00 Young Df. 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War” 0:48 Woman of Coorago i She has gone ao asany times that 7-10 Time Out For Dancing 10:00 Daytona Beach Varieties even tiny Doris, five years 7:63 Elmrr Davis and tho .News 10:18 UP New* has protested. K 00 Wc tho Pcoplo 10:30 A t H o ae W lth Bally Mar. MAGNETO REPAIRING Authorized Service ft Distributor for: Bosch, Else- mann, FairBanka Morse, Scintilla A Wleo.* Bring your magneto troubles ta ua far grosspt serv­ ice. . -,j . -. Siii SEJ- * * *L Specialized Automotive Service 4U-IT W. Owtrml Av^, J3 a 'M O UN TA IN C A N A R IE S ' H A /tt A O C ta A £ X 3 S A N D VVEkSH S & V £W AA H U AJO O £E> M O U A /C & . ANSWER: True. "Mountain canaries" are those faithful old burros used by mining prospectors. Tha name probably came from their singing bray, so different from that of a canary. Reporter Tells How Women Writers In Nation's Capital Get Articles By BIORID ABNB WABHINOTON. Aug. 28-<A’)| —"Members and Press Only" is | a forbidding sign which appears in Pisces In tha capttol. One is besids a privets elevator to the SsnaU floor and rslltry . The other flanks an elevator to the House floor and gallery. Newspaper men taka that privi­ lege abe».)l-mlndedly. But it’s uiitually with a gulp that a wo­ man reporter takes her first ride. It was V iy back In 18V) that the first woman writer sat in the Senate gallery. Now 01 years later, woman are still much In tbs minority. Of 842 persons ad­ mitted to the press gallerias only 88 era women. The women have every privi­ lege tha men enjoy, except tha old "back room" gathering at the day’s and when men cronies of press and Congress collect for a .............. That could m4an tha women d already to would miss stories hut they get l u m th it around It by more persistent use Oumansky out from ton of the phone and f a s t I’ve never from his Washing Wi rters ever since tha Neste heard a trained woman reporter I their attack on Ms hams complain that any government of* and It became apparent to flcial "hold out" Just bfcause aha that our sympathies generally • on his side of the campaign, ire that ho hadn’t p is f ld f c t •really the adage. “Toil a woman, lidty. Now X (and ev en aor* teU tha world.” Once they do, they Undent In tha capital) gat get a special loyalty from their news contaste. Thera are many waya of doing it, but here’s an example from Ned Brunson Harris, one of the bi)d there's aenroely n page Umt isn't emphasise Russia OS a da* faw woman to have headed a metropolitan paper’s Washington A quotation from tha Maaoaw bureau. wapaper, I rv satis. was Uhistm* Ned bad been tipped ta a nawe -a, M directly followed oooclu* bomb by a grouchy senator who its of tha Russo-Britten pact. swore bar to secrecy. Than a rep* This agreement, said Irveetla, aa re tentative called to tell her U s etad, "puts both great countries same story. Bhs played dead pan tha same camp oi democratic to Ua second call. lions devoted to the notes Maal Than tha representative told tha the destruction of tha moat par* m a to r he’d Ulktd wlU M a t Tha tour roe of humanity, culture Spaa tog h it tha sailing with “Sot n il's special mesasgs U Ceag tXSS&cSEK: Idsnt denounced demeaug f | Uon to tha Angie-Amerteqm a mint as an b elts Urn ta 1 to extend N ad conquest “V American Hemisphere.” ble tips. There are about 180 won porters in tale town—from college graduates ta frftU : MeDougsl of tha Phlladsipt coni,- who looks the grand but won’t toil her age. Boas ly exist on gossip letters u town papers. Buf tome get to chauffeur driven can . .4 •JW)' «-- 1 4 '7' %* - o r those are with tha gotW Often they shift because oaa real handicap which Wi ton woman reporters mm common with lis te n hi cities- Editor* still assign tl news • torise to men, and i A I R - C O I v D I T I O I M E D f i P th . sodaMUty of Urn is across Behring air* 8143 m m ■*• y «r-'* ‘ -- * / > ‘ f l.-, a g/ <5 ift-r-V v i * * >• • ' - v i S T O R E �! •t Sanford Is The Only Central * Florida City Affording Rail, Highway, And W ater T ra n s p o rta tio n n k w efa fu k A U G U ST 27. 1941 FIX3HIDA, Veterans Told S iokei-A re Sea Freedom Russian U nits t Pour E ast Disputes On Defense Projects Are Said Result Of Bad Ad­ v i c e B y Official And British Continue To Into Middle Oil Country nited States Is De­ termined To Ship NUMBER 4 Red Escape Attempt Seen <a ' ' r s c r . - r x » Britain’s King: Inspects His Sea Defenses PHILADELPHIA Aug. I t - CP)— The natidndT etnvtnUoa ot V a U r u i ef Por*lg7 Wars n i M d today by Bel# Oen. M i l L HI***. veteran* achntnWatar. the* strike* a defense prejeeta are the “reevlu of bad _ad vfco.7 MT BOm* said bo felt that A #«r kaa cltlten* generally "condemn ea ualuatlffchT* and unpetrfMic" tba United SUtaa concur thlpmcnt* to Vladlvoetok. eTLlLlhvert ** Mtd ha would leave any *1 ■ant 4f this to Tokyo. PreeUent Roeaavelt »»w W j the «Pederal Shipbuilding lbar* could ho no * • * ] M>4. ° ! 7 Company plant tarday that an orgnnlxetion campaign iw lw d s y u d sat arjhor plaU rumor*, distortions, half UutbO] ( H l t n | And firs t n i n rhattarfalsehood* had baen 1* ® * ^ to msbetaga tho United B u tt* orogram M aiding opponent* '44 tba Axl*4 . tl Charge* that knd-leaM - food* u , btlnC mkauaed fall wltblo tblo caUsury and taay bo character, m f as distorted helf-truthe *e «almhsodd spread t o - eabotsg* tho effort to dofeat Hitlerism, ho iddedL • - ( a p h u iiin e hU point durloi hi* ooml-w**kly pres* conference, gmiooTilt pointedly rapoatod him* Allies Receive tenia's Small Navy ft Is Said Wined Out •'. By English Fleet , L o n d on to d a y n itd ic tc d th « K c o lla n w of I r a n ’s re a ia ta n ss th i n th q n e x t th r e e day * R u m lan a n d B ritis h tro o p s c o n tin u e d to d riv e in to th e y k h oil kingdom . ! D elayed d ispatches from T e h e ra n . Ira n ca pit a l, r e p o r t­ e d th a t Britain aad Buaala . Other official' said known tf tba launrjtbo prim to or ptrhUe. UtcheU, author, waa to Germany Reports Winning Battle Over 40,000 Prison-, ers Said Cajftured By Invading: Force VirilY. Aug. JT— (AP) — IMrrr» leval, former Vichy *lr» prrmlrr and ance hair to Marshall Detain. has bean ahol by a foa of the O rm an* • t Vrr.alllra. Ill* wound* are tr tlr .n l In ha *erfou*. t *»*l, lot's Hit leader of a f.rtUn farorlns more ra n n'-«a nilU horation w ith C a rm a n ,, - t . .h o i while a re a s , lin* th r o i l n i M l w u , «f ( a | | . I om n iu n l.il to Join the rt,k » ■(■Inal Ihe R ussians. l a.al w*< .hot la the arm • ml l»«lv. Kiny floors* VI of Enstand l» shown (front laft) m ha iniprctad tho thlp’t com­ pany aboard tha battleship Kins fleorgs V during a tour of th* British fleet In north* ■■■— ■■ Tavares Club Offers Program At Meet. ing Of Kiwanians V. A. llamlett, pastor of tho •sample a / the aafeGg* efforts he .talked about. But he added that be was net denying the story be­ cause euch s tor lee are not worthy of denial. ■ On the second allegation, he a*id the British had some con­ tracts with Argentine firms from tome time back, which required e certain amount ef steel, but that this situation has boon corrected. He said British firms did de liver materials wader these old agree menu and that the ship meats Included some steel. But. he added emphatically, under no Interpretation could the steel In reived be considered American steal. He emphasised again that the contracts wore held over from previous negotiations sad that they had to bo faMIlod under tarnu of thasgraeraraf* belnnn Britain and tho Argentine. Using Idle Tank - Cara I b Proponed WASHINGTON, AOf.' tT-OP) ■i Senator Maloney of Connect I- S T O t t M t ’i.'T w f f l t In an effort to relieve the shortage* efgaaelbw , fael oil and Over 108; rrn waters. Prim* Minister Win.turi Churchill In hi* moat recent liroailcaat r.-v.-al.-.t that a new bsttleahlp, proumsbly Ihe Ifi.oiKI ton Puke of York, has been put into srrvirv Marrel Drat, former air miol.ler and rightist leader, • l-o waa abut. lie rereived a arm. A youth ■>' arrr»led for lha shoot- woond in (he In**. Authority* Upon Donald Swaim Passes Tests To Join Royal Canadian Air Force Near East Sees British Victory F. L. Union Wlna Rights In Detroit admbdetraiar* In re.to President Boose e direct aB federal and a g e n d a to climb Tallin, Finnish Gulf Town, Set On Fire, Presumably By So­ viet Russia’s Army T ut In Smnmer Program At Sudand Router. *e llui ionflehl. Batty M » rl* W s"»r .inns In Palestine and 8yr!e, laid the Kheanls Club at its lunch­ eon meeting at the Val-lot Ho­ tel today that England would bo victorious In the Near Ka.t, based upon u scries of prediction* of the Biblo which already are coming true. The T avern Kiwanie Club put on tha gram at the mu ithig, end a large delegation of mem­ ber* from that club attended. Mr. Hanllutt Interpret:! I Bibli­ cal passage, which slate Ihnt ihe Roman Empire would bo re­ vived and that the country would Join tha Germans in an alliance. Because the Biblo say* the Holy. Roman Empire wnt'M he resurrected, the Franco vktory la Spain and tha fall of France and Greece could be predictcj, since they originally were part id the l » a „ dom ain. U r . .Ila m . letg laid. . • According to Mr. Itam]ytt, who •aid be had made at least right iripe to the Near East, and had lived there many y.ars, every na­ tion Is anxious to gain control nt the area eurrounding the Bead Sea because of the fabu­ lous mineral depoalta found there. This section contains in abuniUum potash, salt, gypsum, cal­ cium, chloride and magnesium— valued at SO Ums* th* national debt of tho United States, he •Aid* Tho BlkU state* that th* "King of the South," whleh Mr. lia r.h-tt "Interpreted as th* king-of England, will win control of th* Stay East land*. „ . C C. Harper, rice prealdanW led a t the meeting and Insad Edward .F . Lane, who luted •» Urn Eauford Ki­ na preeent fo r the benefit * visiting members. Ilarry 1 played Mvaial eole seiseon tha piano* Including under's Ragtha* Bawl.” for Tww,” and "Whan Day Hop” Williams Dies At Home O.bom “Hop" William*, employee of the Hill Hardwar* Company ami well knows Sanford resident. 4fyd luddei* . -—-h- f - e < •af-plTJT ^ 7 ^ - S m T T 3 ? r t t ' Avenue. |Ia waa about 45 years old. Survivor* Include hi. mother and two troth*ra. Ilrodiu Williams of Sanford and Baxter williams, who la In tha U. 8 . Navy. Putter*! arrangements, which are be­ ing handled -by tha O kk ao n Funeral Horn*, will bo an ­ nounced la tar.______________ Outboard Raters To Hold Regatta On Lake Monroe Member* of tha Sanford Out­ __________ at the‘ board Antes__ tailmeeting so, i Chamber of Commerce last night, made plans for a regatta to be held on U ke Monro* Sept. 21, Dwight Smith, president. Mid to­ man of a committee to arrange the regMta, aad assisting him will b* W, t). Hofmann and T. A. Dyson. This committee win also set as Judfae ef the race*. Motion picture* of the ftm t re­ ta il* hold in Sanford four years ago and of racM staged at New Smyrna recently were shown by Clarence C. W a tt, who made the film*. Kipp Returns To Office Following Educational Meet lad that they itheard race* Conway in a hslmet like a london bobby Sixth Of U. 8. Said Under Prohibition a ’^ r o . R A W . M t t , Aug. *7-—^ —Boemt local option Tnylor. Dmer«* Pennlt* To Go On Sale S ep t 2 TALLAHA88BB, Ane. t7 —UP) 1s mm i M m ipr |W 1 2 MP frB LOCAL WEATHER Fair to partly cloudy, continned warm tonight and Thurs­ day! scattered thunder*howsrs to tha , cx tram* north portion �/T-*e i - > a K ... i VVVjV A . M M M SANFOftD VWrWa AiraM ■ II* •a aa mw»« i U« a«ll« ■IT. Ill*, at It! rail Olltw art, rlurMw Mt<r Ik* A rt maa •* »«•» k laa.. 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AUG. 27 1011 BIBLE VEIt.V.t r* ____ r o i l lU IM t * IF YOU IIAVK \VIS|mi\| YOU CAN I'ltniiAHIA ima ALL TIIK nitlltCK MU' NKKU BUT 4VK IIAVRSKKN M.KNT3 OF PEOPLE IIKUKCKKIi WITH RUBIKS ANIl DIAMONDS Will HAD VERY LITTLE WISDOM WISDOM IH WOI1TII A VKI!) GREAT PRICK: Wlwlnm i« lir-t ter than ruble*.—I’riivi-rb-, »:ll CASTLES I ball* ■ caallr tu uir, 01 pte****** tfiTanii nml fmirioH e • P| rv With lingering love -ach Mr>n, I laid, pW lUTIavU* i;ifv ItlBdc*. t .ich ci 111iiiii Bui srarn-Iy wn*» my rii*H«' Renplendint in Hit* mitrnli'g Min When Ilf*’* flerc* Vviti'ls to blow 'Alld UIU th* nlry atrili'liira lnw. vl Despair crept lip M r11la iw-.-lunj? frown, ' , . Amlilit the ruin* rut liim ihiwn i "I lo,( ho!” he laughed In r o n r ' t . "Th* architect, I14 ( failed, ! nee!* Tha gloating coward r>n< n | my !. i ire. One* more my rngrr hrarl rnuclil "“ Jtflro, Urombcil tny , ugic_ c,l. grjaj, C. E. LAUTKIIIIAf II Tbe British nml Ituuiann linvi IWild •to tsk* ovrr I’nmln. h i t they have b-iil-n tin- Nath Dtvs Bomber* Tench Tmlnre" WlMn to Run — hcndllne. Wr r sm ld n ’t think that would be I main trouhlr. on* mnr l>»A*nbU to tell hut H Jiff mash- about Ihe -Yuiturn *11 k« ta meet If yuu boy dsfnnan now. The rtvef k*»‘ fciiric duwn fiv«J tnchen In toe J u t week, am LUw temperature Imn gone up al Isast five fe»L^ __ Germany in Mid to have count] Ui* fifth column to wli b«t . now .the la hnvlnr Finning with rl*ht or ollne being retlonet’ ring -cnrrsltef _ M vm 't heard Btwh about the UR||4|4-_-tt.. a "9r*re abundsn' .m o s tly.1 ' soldier mint learn tr mere r«n<(rne<l abeut wb.ii ‘ ik RboMvelt Bud Mr Chill SrlU, tualltf did talk nhnie f-AUantlr ronfervnrr tliat mld-A IV , 6 JO 7:00 7:16 5:60 1:10 8:16 ■:}0 5:46 9:00 0:01 0:10 i:16 Myrt and Margo tin 11:46 Our Gal Sunday 12:00 UP NEWS 1210 Muiteat Interlude Though bombed and rebombed, Rotarians In Chungking, China, have aept « contribution to the Rotary Rellaf Fund .vhlch provides for the needs of refugee. Rotartaaa every­ where and keeps Rotarinn war prisoners supplied wjth' s of comfort catch month, writes Jeff If. WUUama, rman of the Fund, In the current Rotariaa magatlfte. fo o tin g from the Chungking d u b bidltiln. WRIlilns writes, "The reason for our poor attendance last wSek was th at two of the worst raids rame on Thursday (meeting day) and only 13 showed up (membership la 26). We re* Tret to report the death of "Steady" Hse after th e ’ bomb­ ing . . .I n the raid “Dent" Chen’s office and" tyHne wate completely destroyed; David Ngon’e office was h it and homo burned. Ilia family was "lust for three days." •n-’ S t w* need. A faw flyin' fdkt • ova* Tokyo would do mqro food right now thou o thmr imi note*, that’* my viewpoint. Tli.it'a the kind of language and th* only kind they ean underatnnd. W* been pourin' our oil on their troubled water* now for a ionr tlm* and what ha* It got n«T Then thtre'a Dakar, the A torw th* Canary Iatand*. to *ay nothin' of Martinlnoe. What *r* wo wnlUn' for? Th* Nail* 'to tak* 'am without a *truggl» ao wo ean TRY aad g«t ’em Inter . tha HARD wayT Action, gonttemto, action I* what we naod. . . Another toddy, Mr. Hat* tender, and not ao much b itten my good man I" "B at Colonel, don’t vou think thte country w ould'be In a mom favcrabl* poaltlon if w* r uld atay oat of the w ar and bring about a negotiated peace? You knew Lindbergh a a v o -" . . J r MLIndbergk, BAHI" — snorts tha Colonel, chokin' on kin tod­ dy "How can you negotiate a With a rattlesnake? Look at France end Holland and Belgium and all Ut* r**t On* by nne they found tbelr PEACE, and tharo ar* aoma who would tee America fellow In their foot- lltPl*’* ttPSHBai 2! V - # C .- C . W elsh WELSH TIRE SHOP VulraklllM* — Tli* awi * r*rk — n o w fit HAVE YOU SEEN AND HEARD PANORAM “S0UNDIES” mSST1 Tho last word In up-to-date entertainm ent available for yotsr pleasure and eatertainm enl. 'ijjl. j'i.: - l. k »* *1- “■*< Tourist Prospects Rotarians In' China » >*♦ r • Tomorrow* Frograma Norman Baaaloy Th# World Today Broakoat Brrrlttea UP Mow* Program Raauma M tfaing Devotion. Toma from th# Tropic* Poetic String* Diana Drew Block aad Whit* Net** Mu*leal later!»d# (-.30 kuna* MameJ . 0:35 Oranovettlea 0:tS Woman of Courag* 10:01 Mary Lee Taylor 10:16 UP TfEWS 10:30 tb* v 10:45 Time For The Tlm*e 11:60 Kate Smith Speak* 11:16 Melodtea 11:30 At Home with Sally Mar and *ay*: “Ain't it awful, M int’. 1 the way they’ro shovin’ this conn- I try into w ar!" Marne lakes u | poke at her forelock and eon- i cur»: "And me with n boy friend in the Marines, it’s terrible,", abv whine*. In- th* tap-room util Cojelirt Ktuonenbend alp* hi* toddy Slid extol* to bystander* a* 'a m*i< who speak* with authority t :*tt*« a lot of nonsense, that's what, It la, all this fiddling and foLoe-rrl, while Rome bum /. WaahingUn warn* Tokyo! Mr. Hull inform* Petain; Japan eaprrsaea grave eoncero; Vieny ignore* our ap­ peal; Hopkins confer* with BtnIf information garnered from the editor's old home iln: RooMvalt talk* with CDarchlll—so wh*t? Talk, talk, talk, town in Indiana is u sample of what is happening through­ note* and more notes, all stgff 1L out the middlo west. Florida is headed i a r the .greatest »•* I ^ ' , ---- •*r re-w- ono^ttverage northern county the following movement toward Florida exists: One family has sold Its holdings and is located ut Indian Rocks. Another has sold out and is settling near Orlando. The head of several tubercular hospital* in Ohio and Iudinna has hooght pro.......................................................... II lierty in St. Petersburg. Al least a tloxen other families Already are planhing to spend tho winter In various parts of Florida. People of the middle west can reach Florida In half tbe time, or less, required to go to the west coast. In the east there is even more balance of time and «> per.se ,o. if'trav el1 .jn. . fBvor ____ of Florida. ---------- . . t , i Tho movement la already being felt locally, if* with af* rivals now stating their intention to remain through the winter, perhnps permanently. i Rcgartlless of all conditions, the winter of 1941*1042 is already an apparent top level In all recent seasons.— Clcfmont Press. I M * 7 ,1 9 4 RADIO Unfortunately one of the first consequence* o f giving the m apes of the people a larger and larger share ilf the national income is to give them also 'a larger and lurger share of the taxes to pay for the support of the govern­ ment. Thus we find all kinds of proposals in Congress which would levy additional taxes In the lower brockets, even down to those who earn only $750 a year or less. Someone has said a long time ago that “God must love the common people; he made so many of them.” There are so many of them, in fact, th a t a few dollars collected from each of them will produce more taxes than millions of dollars cuIlcciwL.from a few-milllonaire».—fio recently the famous economist. Dr. Benjamin M. Ander­ son. Jr., told the Senate Finance Committee th at in or­ der to raise the largest possible sum of money It should go where the income is and where it is increasing the fastest." "Where is the IqcomyV/ ajdf^A ^P 'N eir.Y w k Herald. Tribune. “By breaking down' reernnincome Dr. Anderson shows that 74 percent of the totqj goes to labor, and less than HI percent to property own­ ership and business enterprise, in the form of dividends, interest, rents, royalties, and entrepreneurial withdrawals. Approaching the ipiestion from n somewhat different stand­ point. he shows thnt normally more than 69 perzent of the national income is received by families and Individuals with incomes of $3,000, and leas and more than 80 per.•••nt from families and individuals with incomes of $$,• (MM) nml less. . 1 ; 1 "These figures are pre-war, so th at they do not ans­ wer the second question, “Where is Income Increasing fastest 7" We have, however, plenty o f information avallable on Hint question. Perhaps one of tho simplest state­ ments* of what has happened in the acvaral income areas of the national economy is thnt contained in a report based on government statistics, Just issued by the Inves­ to rs syndicate. The "real income" o f the American pub­ lic in Juno this report shows, was the highest In th e na­ tion's history; and represented an increase of 33 cents on cvie-y dollar since tho all-out defense effort was launched just n year earlier. ‘T h is increase in 'real Income* was the result of a rise in cash income of 38 cents on the dollar a t 1a time when living costs were rising only four cents on the dol­ lar. Breaking down tho elements in this rise* of 38 cents in cash Incorpo, this study shows th a t wh|(e_ gvery. $1 .In <TtviiTon<T riiuT Tfilercsl payments for June, 1940, was matched by $1.99 in June, 1941, and overy $1 In salary pay­ ments with $1.25, the pay envelopes of wage earners In June of tills year contained no less than $1.50 for every $1 a year earlier! These figures point to the existence of a vast reser­ voir of taxnhlc income which has hardly been tapped at all, and which should lie tapjied, ns Dr. Anderson observes. not merely because the country needs the revenue but In he interest of holding down rapidly expanding purchas­ ing jxiwer—a purchasing power which is entering Into di­ rect competition with the government in its effort to ob­ tain necessary defense materials." TOO LATE TO GLA88IFY iJ*eV^ •*: >J ill., mli. ip 12:15 Jack Berth and Hia Ganf 12:50 Danee time 12:46 Road of Ufa NEWS 1 00 Yotng Dr. Malen* WDBO .T T wi 1:16 Jorr* Jordan 1:30 Merry Go Round 2:00 Melody Mttlnee Tonight's PrsgTMM 2:15 Claulca in Tempo 6:00 B u r ball Scow 2:25 UP NEWS 6:06 Mnairal IaUrladr 2:30 Renfro Valley Polk* 6:15 Howard ft Shelton 2:45 Adventure* in Setene* 6:20 UP Neva 2:55 Preu New* 6:S0 Sapper Hear 3:00 Song* of Cheer and Con 7:00 Eyt Opener* fort 7:15 8port* Reporter 3:15 Afternoon Serenade 7:20 H u . I n t 3:45 Burl Ivu, Song* . 7:30 Dr. Christian 4:00 Chaling the. Blue* 7:55 Elmer DavU *nd_U'- .¥•»*. 4:15 AfTefBoon Varietlei 8.00 Million* for Defrate 4:30 Youth Time—NYA 0:00 Glean MUter 4:45 Wlnga Over Jordan 0:16 Pablk Affair* 5:00 Albert Warner Give* ti 0:30 Joan Arvitu Neiwi" “ — 0:15 N*wa of the World 5:10 itporta New*, Ted H uiiti, 10:00 Edwin C. Hill 5:15 Outdoor* with Bob Edg* t 10:10 Bob Troot & .10 Uiminttlve Claulca .. * j 4GXf- 0m m y -0 aahnva Orcheitr* 5:43 The "World Today W 10:90 Harry Jamea O rrhutra 11:00 tdnten Well*, Newt ! I t06 Bob Cbetter Orcbettra Lake In d o g a , on th* Finnkth 11:15 El*Ufa O rrhutra R iu iian fro n tie r, i* D o 11:30 Lea Brown O rchtitra lake in Europe. 11:56 P ru a New* 12:00 Sign Off Over tb* beck fence, Mm M rs O’Leanr p »mc* the tlmo of the day with Mr*. Flanagan'. "Bur* at leant tr try "o' aad 1 got a letter from.my Ml■p hi* bunk. Onir th ttl today; him that they took aen ran d on ghost' a good payin' Job and -MU larald. A ghcal ia a uniform and all , Ihey'vo we but, t* r oath* la teamed 'ha la tin month* U Sow aald to * statmman. to ■noel potato**. ~Faith. J learned mere about I tablin' Tlie Japaar** »ro IniNting lh*i horn* In on* dav J iy EUliAu-KAY ’ ta* United 8lal«-< alfidn homh b» Urn Anny, B =t. ...... .— VbullvuitnV braamhaU aad md-tap* on’ have to bs Ban mlty talk known toi m an |ovo, hate, eour- want* o’ good moaov on' t: W*’ve heard a Id t pv«r anMber homliing at ro* And- ao . from a - hand rod Iflahaoaa, f.a r, fahk, at fly about "m onla", both civil •I* “ aiU . R ganim st iR throat* com* words-af. f< tnd military. W* may bu rich In dtet»w**u “ ' end aUrm,I, of quoatten- and na govern nt cut* dnytr tatlooal rraourc**, arc may **• •rror, pcaca, Th* eonrag* and faith fabi iltomnhll* ■and our fartoriea and liurcCM ■ - illy ol tho _____Heated gredMt etlon •much it will hav. 'roductlun, wo may ouUUip all ia d«t*rmln*4 by whteh. an la* Sganey liber nation* la .q uality aad Infleuncca domiaatea Ybt ling Ilk WA. T«i«) Mb j m i mlniitratirn . w lm waak. ' o | “ ‘ ‘— “------' “ 1 **11'.) • g i (oralo" to lb* Ing fro nr rt tke wsn neMonal defena* d c faM o ^ h h o al Innping IIn wbolo effort lo *blit an flrr •* In Uh bouaoi balli of thing fcgtblo" blam* ' i to SANFORD, FLORID* New Taxes la I M •fl.r 1 - - m m> m r i-J S m WEDNESDAY, ■AUGUST ' • ft'4 FAGfl TWO W- ' . ji* . f. **»•;.-*•»•-.?,T r » 1 / K"* ®fae Sanford Herald ‘ , • > JACK ’S 012003 OTKO B! (Motnon. raam.ua s< D EW DROP IN N J MIXED DRINKS AT POPULAR PRICES ^ J ita M ^ C n — U Mtentao* TVIvw — > Just Receive<f! Fresh . v '» f - HENRY A. RUSSELL SEEP CO, I W W . FIR9T 8T. Wit 1 W O N E 41. Following Special CoUectloM H « V # '' T h a Of BURPEE’S FLOWER SEEDS McraoiMuor. o c i w f t 8p*dal: Peti.aU ' Colkctlpp ( n M 3 5 c I l l ...... I8e Special Snapdragon Coflectlow fvlatn 45c)_______ J S t (Gat Y u a n White th e M y L fetq) . * ' * aitI .. g O M S T w M -l Fbf Those Who IHtieS Pointed Out - 1 . * ,'/■ , ‘ * * ' . -V ■?/( rt rigtA new. T h o ' regular Army need* mil the ep*eta«*U.I» ean t t g e l. ao-tt pay* for them." 1' Of eoum* «gt- Pate didkVt do allthte talking hrte to umbo haro stripes ca Utter ateoroc tf eeuv*matte*. Ho-petaltad >ante • you want proof .that .thowte op* "And because the Army them. I'm *upprocd lo e*t hpro know 'a tall,' Ilk* our V uT1 V. 4 . SSTku • m -; for. I don/t know M. i■«. ■ amt . U ftt myaelf, and 1 can H H S tea," V '&-4i KS* ■ J F *r ’t y its ,LU»4 4c �BAMVTO PLOtmt A n d Personal Activities BEA!., Society Kditor T fe p h c n * LMolhor-DaiijrltUT Calendai banquet Is Riven # Social 148 e rson a h I llrfWfl • • wi.ing Mra. Rjajj,. Fort ha.-e rettrmptl —- *n«»^W-Ftnrt firm it week't vi.«it with her •if ih#» Y. father in S« pi*rton, (U . THURSDAY T ** Amnml Robert M um . ** M lW r t n t i i U f n Star pirate w til held In th« afternmin nf n , . • heath home o f Mr». J-„- c r'. a t Coronado Beach. Mmil» , 0 . Co 8, ami thrff f.imilt • re-|H »ft* d . Supper will | W.i It i.l iat Lieut. Julian Allan. ..f K(lin WIT.’ Kivlii, V'al Parian, »p*nt the |wst ’.•••I » 4 "OO. o’clock in the eveuiuir. , Til# Baptist W. M. U. II.I.J. , 1........ ' 1 _ the epopsortbip of Mr* W. •• "• " w R ader will sew st the Worn...,.......... _ .CNfc for Retl Cn»M in Hi, ' *" ’ ,M 1 • • . * I V«l weekend h.-rr with u , parents, I laiiv if , 31 r, and Mr.a. Itnu .’(Jama. l u n lt f o f - Hr—* s J fin . C arenee [. . i.rl Wynn have returned rum Huffs''tirthcr ticIn. N. V wheri- the) apent the *v• whirh aummer mnntha. m.*ll V " ' n I i k c i« of ^ T lw Towaaend Cluh will ll.lt,I Ra. regular m eeting tH r __ at .x no •-.- . t #1 I -X r '" Mr. nnd Mr* V irgi Smith and !»!«•• • I in th«* *h'’ ir family have r.turned from •* ’ M. a t tho Court llutl.***. yh*»iw* • f **>• •• ••• • V* Denver, t.dorado, «h>re th •y • FRIDAY 11 • Ha.rire ..f .1 c at i* ti c \k.-n* have been spending th aummer Tn« Dirt Gar«la»nrr'* Pircli* •• f 4 ^ * II • k . Ir. .til l Mr*. IbA Garden Club will new :«t lh'• ^ **••• 1 Wowan'* Cluh. for the R.-.l i> . a J In th# morning. t?r;.-n • n Clin tu n Tha FWellia Clana of «hc Fir«t *|,rr% n ,' ‘l a Baptist Churrh Mr*. John Meuch. Jr., re t'Hne . 1 Munday fr.an I'.nnp^lvan la and Ohio w h nr *hu ha* via M.-.. ilinl for the pa« two week* ih. a It..I . W. )• .It. | i. .,) , it, Whir M i f f M.*t MlU. K. W. Deari*o at 1«7 Went It.tm, Jt tin \\ htgh m 8htlh Street at «:0n nVInck I* M k.ltliT, Fit A.ll'fl l| V*a •I. f,|-n|vw I*cI.ioir« V i • ••it* • r '* | .cm ni . MONDAY « a»**l Nif»|H*r. s k a D. A. R, under the *p.,,i ||« rill have a rail W boslnras meetin meeting at the hnme i f aanM p. «f Mr*. C. R. I»nW Of| • win. aaw at the Wnmnn'. i l„t, f#T tho Red Cross in the nnnn. •**•' a Circle Number One nf tlm \V M. ,U; of the 1'ir.l llnpli i Chucah will meet nl 10-10 A. M m at too home, nf Mr*. My rt»n Sm ith at Floral •w d Height* diih lunrh \ Al*, , Mr*. firnrgt t|, 1• 1 VU - •»•m. 1 KU't, r. M, »: ! i- •|, " Mi * i ■i -1,- I., .1 C M D II. It —1•> . M• i: v • 11, *i Mrs -1 N Ih m l M* \ 1 IV\t p 1 II 1 . Mr*. Iw. P It' i. i . .Mu! \| - All,.- ^i,v- Ti ifford. Mr. nnd Mr*. Jack I.-Hie, Jark Little. J r, ..f Atlanta. Mr* J. L. Morton and taiwren.e llnrton •pent yea*, rdny at Dayton* Hcach. will !»«• si'rv*'d | S Mt>«ri..n t» Honored With Party WEDNESDAY Tho Woman’* Club (m iip tin dor tho sponsorship of Mi** Iron# Hinton witl *ew nl il>.. Woman’s Club fnr the Rid I'm** In ths afternoon. Son Of Germans Is Held For RspionaKe , ; I!..... M*». V.II-1 lint. M■«iv \Vi l«t J j.ie S,hn!t« * Audr. i Ather-en, honor n t I . ( 'l | Ast<S ! , i m i ( TS |, 'o e ( | T h c n i S c l V C S Ludwig wb* aci-o*cil rf uni iw--------fully using the mull* in violation! A -T *»lt I’ A llK . Auif. i i —bl~ of section 313, title 18. to send TTh more the Florid; farmer can n a tte r banned by the raplonair-Mfn ,| Vim -.lf. hi* Olin1!^. nnd nl* .F * *■**—f- -•<* rtpacittfViC^-e - ----- t*rm^ Sho ■mai .e ------- gflogod ‘in st h e a e n tn iit Infrin.la-] |„ Itnw on major st-K-k* “tf OH the disposition, mipierirni nr.-led for ndlltnry = ****? * Ih fIrkls. e forces. S T eInWhA S nddres* t declarrif th e ’ eighth aniiiml Florida ClroaviN Institute lit Camp McQuurrlo Tuesday nooe. . Funeral Dirccton TN E. 2nd HL Phone I II W sm v w il. a ¥ Mr. at Citrus nearby a fu r , . Hy producing more foort for hlm-elf mnl others, the Fiords fnrnwr iil*o will relieve transpor* tatli.o facilities peeled for pri* imiry defense activities, tie pro­ vost in plained. AndcrsonGriffith We Sew * only ;i bn If m blork nwty, ll« Negro Woman fiMistl lanr\ with Ihr i»i n in h tr .«•»*! thr innn Ivinc fare •li'Aii .»n th** ifr»*nnd, hlm linj pfftCharged With hiM lj, Mr I"»11 m nhiti’d. Tlin ifdvi* tip tvitlntnt ■ utruff* Shooting Husband';. _!• mmi *.»>»tiir. I ti»tm’ dhnt him,** lh» 1 1 In honor of Miss Marian Estridge, t ride-elect, Mrs. Roa* Adams, Mrs. J. W. Lyles, sad — I ••I I •I'• r dflltl Mr*. L. E. Spencer entertained laney Sik.-t li\\-o n . nepr«». i Th.h...|»itnl rtpoil.tl at no<m last evening at a bridge party in the t ’ity Jail .h.i»w e,,| « ith • »..|,» * , |t |.»as.tit In no and kitchen shower at tie home •hootinr hfi 1‘timmi'n law hu- 'gi« .»t nu:* tunlrvi infection i«U of Mrs. Ada mi on Park Arena*. hnnik tlrttrgf l-»w-**n \\u%< .I.i Im*I ,• |t tu«h*-,l to Um Utile Ann Lyles, who will bo who it in th»« K. rnaM l*amrhtoMi tu.*,,.,t.,l t.N Tillii « few Miss Estridge'i flower-girl, pre­ )(odj*it»l dtiff# r t’v fit»m ,| holh'i *11» tilt . .»ft * i tin 'hooting oCsented the shower gift* -to_th* 1 wouinl through hidhoiihhu. < hu 1 , m, t | h . ...t ; t« » oVlock ih\* honor-guest. Little Mi*. Lylt*7| Roy \NilltMinw ds«. | tM« inoming . moritinj who was costumed m a wedding The* ttUlJilf tth.t hllbf h«’ft ------ — gown carrying a bouquet fashd»'|HT:itril ft*i stitno tnut’. ha*1J ioncl of a kitchen mop with rtbm' iiip triuihlf la«i night mill J tin' Give YOLK Child hnn •trenmers holding various *I hi*nfeiti’tl to dhi*ot h«*r \i|«*h:»i'.«! ' kitchen trinkets, lot Miss Kstif h»* e«im* ter, k .ifft r h te .ik tn g in i ridge to the gifts. KYKKY Chance,^ to her h o u « r ill I t n li M n v n la*i | A n -electric kitchen clock was n ir hi the I h te f ex |i|.iiitoi | jin I (Iw hostesses' gift to Che"brl8o-' •on returnnt thi- morning iimiI • >. h«K i ♦X' t Ih. formally* elect- Bridge prises were pre­ WHd totuul Iviiip ................... il ;ir * t» til. Il U|hi. what will sented a* follows: Miss Evelyn feu minuted after the- hoofing ] th. ih»|.|* -1in • " *1 Ilf*. Stowe receive,! s perfume and IV•• v•mm .M H .x. 1V ■lance to powder *et for high score: Mia* X. ’ \ 1 1 i ttir* t possibilities Doria Mali was given a tabble .ill . f »h. •( i.i lit I. «ith which hath set for second high score; Il X .11i• till f III illx 'rii. towed. and Miss llctty Browning of Or­ lando, received a bottle of Trop­ 1; ito r . v • .11,. not right. ical Spice cologne. 1 . • , •|i1" •l in ttcir A tteme of yellow and white At Our Package Store «itIt* ikvi-lopment Ihws* used in the floral arrange­ You'll Find The Heal )n r ih. M |• r ti-lllt l• . ahich i* ments throughout the rooms k• t \ lot .i 1ill ii f.i ot. where the guests assembled, and a fmien salad course in the same color motif was serves! late In Mak.i "'It. th* o • yi - an- right the evening. 1'f Of •' tin v r * tail k to schooLt Those Invited were: Miss Mar­ R r it n ,1 v . ('hnmpnjrno, lax i ft*. Ill . \ 1til 111. .1 IIOW. ian Kstridre, honor guest, Mrs. Wine, Gin. Cordial*, rtr. Mabel 'Eatridge, the Misses Eve­ L 'tir d.ilidlartmn i*» our suerr lyn Stowe, Ijiuise Perkin*. Mar­ " c Deliver. I’bonc >11" ti* Adams. Lillian Adams. Annie Hell Brown. Lanora Whlddon. Dorothy Wiggins, Marraret VcrBAGGETTS nay. Doris Mall, Dorothy Mar­ shall, Marjorie Cog bum. Carlin I Iptnm H rial Liquor Store v r. r. rhoitcphaie Palmer. Caroline Cnghurn, Mar­ Clortq Tan.frrltilt, Jr., 17, h.nck In ITo!!jrwiv><! lifter a flying trip to tho garet lirits, Dorothy Pope, Hatty PHI INK II M ather Arvatlo l|,» A ,c . Sanford, Fla, Browning and Is,del Duncan of betl*h|<* of her ailing grandmother, ktra. Laura Morgan, in New York, shown dancing with Fat DICIcco, actor*' agent, whoso wife was tho Orlando, Mrs. G. T. Holody and Mrs. Is e J. Loon* of Brunswick, Uto Thelma Todd. According to report in the f\lm capital, he is tho rcaaon tho hclrtas to 14,000,000 cut her eastern visit ao short. C,s , Mrs. Eugene Estridge. Mrs. V. E. Douglas. Mrs. F„ J. Nsl*on. Jr.. Mrs. Marry Bradham. Florida Gives More Mr*. Ilrrbert Moses, Mr*. H. B. Odham, Jr., Mrs. Henry Nichol­ Assistance To Blind son Ashby of Valdosta, Ga-, and Mrs. J. P. Higgins. LIQUOR l)r. JA« KSt IN VI I.l.K. Viij 27 — FIo ik In in** givi's nidh Lindbergh I Refused Oklahoma Auditorium NEW YORK. Aug. 27 —M l A rrest and indictment of Kn-' . Broderick Ludwig. 38-y.nr ..id Amcrican-born son of tlermnn ; r ' ( parents, on charge* of sendiir: nl" abroad Informntlrn conrrrntnu; * of the unttiat United Stale* the strength or MT.-ue* _ , army, was annnunred T u - f l t , '; N l 'l V United Slate Attorney C..r-j rj*(( - •v v Miss Efltridge Is Honored At Shower Mr. and Mr*. K. A. Monforton nnj children, Sandra no.I SonjsJ have relum ed aflur a t*,t week*' '"ration in Williamstong amt Il'*f»untig M p \i»«lrry Alin r- Yorhtown, V s , Mcndrraonvtlle, ton of 1'. •• ' • ’ l. gill V| O N. C. and Atlanta. . f.iirv Rom ■! it. MlM Orlen. | ( ‘ox f Oil #ii rnlrrlain** Friend* of Mr*. E. M Chitteni.i r«" n-r*'|;» i • *• i \ vrdicrtl V ;it den will nu ret to learn that *he ! lit*r ) i*np Oilltlrlo h i i .. flo w i •* were ii**v^’l continue* seriously ill. Mr*. Chit!*.»•< in lenden ws* removed Monilay l r * .p. '•>' •n.| tfr» -h - firm the Fernald-l-auKhton Me. ,0'. I t* r« a- moiial Hospital to her home on ini'ii* OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. 27— Magnolia Avenue. ) I'l.l i (4h—The City Council Tuesday I TI.. ■ noli I fr..oi S'nnf r.l refuse! Charles A. Linbergh us* b. M. . Khvi.i.eih tty- v,." A,,,Irc‘' afternoon. 0 Mr. and Mr*. Al K. Hunt have returned from . 1 two weeks’ trip 10 Portland, llengor. and tin McCall, Harbor. Maine. Itoati n and New York. " 1 HOMY UKCOVP.ltKI> OCALA. Aug. 27.—I/V)—Tha l*"lv of Wlllium Gould, II. of | Plant City, was •recovered Tue*' day from tho. Ocklawuhu River nesr her. PAGE THRBB 1,1 t/17 muri* needy him.I pt i.n iii p. i ino.oou I npiiUtmu t<>.in ally ut» i i dtnte in the country, \Nt itan i i.miult rl«n» • t ‘mli tiiglou n p..ii, ,| Tues day , Jnne le|M.itw ..ti the NVel (ale ll...ti.r. aid t<> the t•Ii1 1 «| n rrmii lit it .it th, n r,t half* j year then* w n e 2**» I.l t .**•#« or fur of municipal auditorium for ■ •perch Friday night under au­ spices of the American First Ooitt* every MUI.inni .................. | U hliiitl mit tec or nt in liltrial | h i «h|| h lN1)| The council's action followed grnnfjprotest* by American Legion The Stsile W .lftire II.m i .I w.»^ I’osj No. 3S; Harmony Cbaptkr Maume gfonto tot.ilmg $.l.'i.2Ho ! No. 3 of American Wtf Mothers*, K ••• O ■( t- c.uli hi,ml the Women's Ambuianc* and pc,—II Transport Corps of Oklahoma; Knight.*- of Pythias snd Ameri­ Friend* of little Grace Marie can Ix-gion Post No. 13 of Capl• W V . < L 2 t y ' i l . * *.-* |„ Slinecipher. daughter of Mr. and lore <•Iinii-nln.tr,I Itr,l marlin,.■Mra<*-J. M. Stinelphev w W “o« gun fire fit mi r*dniili|« dcatlert-d »orry to learn that ahe is ill st .li n i n g (h e w i -in |* F .v r n Naxi the home of her parents. Mr. tank rhorgea were thus heing and Mrs. Htlnriphcr and Grace repuNwd. it vbas claimed. MacU ******liy ,*U o—I t» « . . North Florida Crop vacation *|wnt in the mountain* of Tenncssca. GAINESVILLE. Aug. 27— The State Experiment 8tatl"n Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Rnaacttrr, Tunday rciiortad a haayy t*-ll Miss Nancy Rnssctter, and Fred- weevil Infestation of cotton in Marl* I-oral* crick Rnaaetter returned ycitcr. North and West Florida will a ■lay frnm Commerce. Ga. Mrs. moderate to light infestation in Nlnetccn-mnnth-old Marla Loreto IIns*ct ter. Nn n,-y, and Frederick territory south of the Suwannee herself comfortable aboard hav* spent the past fire waaka River which Includes th* bulk of make* th* Spanish linsr ilagallan*a as It In Commerce, and Mr. Rosset- Sea Island cotton territory. Growers, they eald, have suc­ docks in New York. She boarded trrv joined thrm for tha final ceeded in controlling to some ex­ tha ship with her parents ss It week of Uicir visit. tent the boll weevil In abort staple stepped In Havana, Cuba, on U.v • hut that the weevil worm »*■• way from Dilboa, Spain, and will return with it to Spain. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Austin causing great damage to the Sea ><mlth returned homa Sunday Island cotton In Marion, Gilchrist from a trip of three week* which and Alachua counties. they spent in Mobil*, and Damepolls, Ala.. Atlanta, Ga„ Laurel and Meridian. Miss., and in Ridge­ crest, N. C. They were accom­ panied home by their sops, Ralph, Jr... and Walter, who. have hern attending camp In Bldgacn sL , ^* t M 1 lurnnl trmmtlmmed l ‘r«M l*ii*r Map) o u a %<> l southern Ukraine save Ih Nirtfvtl it of work *' Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. Hawktoia Con­ «•*»»• At a I Tho Soviet command in it* nelly and daughter. Daphne, rew*“ • V"' communique t<r ytv-»l*-ril.iy wu* tamed yesterday from Waynes* I i 'eU eanl, giving mi inf rnuitinlt ville, and Winston Salem, N. C. w t fWrn Inc M potion ln „„y *|ictiMrs. ComHly and h*r daughtar. .. . 1fie sector. Daphne spent two month* af Lincoln and |„ nA nf(|( |a | WIlr |,ii||r |jn for Jones’ Farm In Waynesville. Thay 1Ihi* mornit'g th,- lied general were Joined before their return rror used th<- 's t a f f ngain om itted nny sp e e |. by Mr. Connelly and yWtad • P resident 4 fie Inform ation, making only llui Mrs. Connelly’* slater In Wlfulo i f »» on op- cm or* I report that . stubborn Salem. - • !•*» oocul fighting continued everywhere. _____ R lfh ly uir combat* nlinnt „ > Leningrad worn suggested liy it* ~ announcement that in tho* ln*t e s u r o u p two days Soviet airmen guardfA» i I !■« tho city’* approaches had de. sC W ta l la . the a ir amt*-*w-Ur"’ (round a total of 101 German Wathen, wboaa merited Russian military ,ll*l>atehes, ir Jack Grand, n o n Sat unlay. however, reported that the Gerlaaac driving upon Lenin(ruil Mr. nnd Mr*. I„ F. Hoyle left Imisy for Ijniren*. H. C. where they will spend a ah' rt time. They will he arcomiuniieil honv1 hv their rhildren. Lillian, lto*a Coke, and Dial who have her»i spending the summer in Idturcns ilh their grandmother. INtat.YM. . NOTICE S iilu n la ) i> lltc Lr*| dux th a t ««• Van a n -ry i lung term r a n tr a r ln mill n ri:,' tin* ititinv |ie*,|ilf ««* Itiixc b«rn fig u rin g \«ith In gel r m r m l li> IItal d ale. GREEN’S FUEL GAS SERVICE. •- ’WVT-, JA.islN.;.. Tltr 'Sii(n]fs*'Vln-,| Kniuiiniinil l-’url Acrinv- Kroni 1'iml (Hftrr BoJJ Weevils Infest Finnish Town Is Nazi Invasion Forces Red Cross Benefits By Roosevelt’s Work Circled By :E It Rich! Here! lo»lw Vacation! And ao homo* ahould bo knpt folly, repaired—, naarlod alterations *hr>,m •/ Two Are Honored At Bridge Party JSXJS& li ill .BsliWotWi .which aha rare •••p and c o n v a il^ t' MAolklv * .»•• Telephone 713 In office# everywhere, people turn to refreshment right out of v I the bottle without turning from ♦ work. It Ufcee but a little mln> ■ • i ute to enjoy Ice-cold Coca-Cola - a minute busy people welcome. tract ft* quality Boyd & Co. 3 * 0 . PLOaiOfk O ttlii uhmi aui Moat iv o r t wt c o c a . c o m c o s r t s t ay C 0,C A.» C O L A B a T T L I N Q C O M P A MY • - j- V' t'Txzr �■S5P Grid Player* May Turn “Military1 Alexander Takes 1 Qualiying Medal! Of National Meet ML tit—(Aft— |T a left hand the won sole light heavykb for Coe iv and turned of tbe Bronx o. In a 15Ulson Square weighed 176; I Bat th* rngm ftV aM bn from Jersey won undisputed posieuion ,lo th* beeMe hy p air the barest margin. He floored the baby-fac­ ed kid from the ..Brant In the second rand, r a t J ib face open r4a Che feartw. .dad was way out i f r h s s i whsri'Taml com* down |b e stretch Uke Wblrbwey to all hot pull the decision out of llh* A r e . f * '• t J. TVs offlebb desided that LesMrieb's early edge, when be Used B laft hsnd likp RalwRuth used lip nee a bail ‘ tb i; wss enough to gtre him the verdict which UMAQAt nflAt AUI. V*' o h b MggeeUoa, team captaje weald rate as cap.T«*ri baefca ae Ibutenants, tha set irfbld and linemen would rank irgeant, and so on. White hair uuevee such Inslgn b weald 1 Ip make American youth mor* “defense conscious" and stim ubt Interest in nation1. al defense. ORLANDO. Aog. *7^-(Spec­ ial)—Football p laycn' uniforms will sport military Insignia to denote tha poaitlon played on Um team. If coache* throughout the nation adopt suggeeUan of Fran­ cis WUUTtair, DcLand member ThalbAd’s lame, changed from of the seleellro senrlce board of Sbm in IS E», means "land of - .« appeals for the fifth cengretsfoo- free people v ... - leSNEViCPi, —Edwartf-’ISklp) Alexander of Burlington, N. C-, won the qual­ ifying medal In the National fA ip m r r .* o t m r amateur golf tournament Tues­ ik m m a u m u o <*i r , day with a 36-hole card of lit . lib 37-40—77 wa* 10 otrokca i t a * c a * w & u « * r - \ off his record tying 67 in the first round Monday, but n high wind which blew scores to duffora* figure*, kept b b rivals safoly behind him. Sixes and sevens were so com­ mon as fours and fires on (he card* of the hopefuls, with most of th* trouble duo to a fierce wind wlhch caused usually straight, shooters to hook or slice. Johnny Burk* of Chicago, heeond to Alexander Monday, had a bad bswk nine and finished DROWNS m LAKE WORTH WEST PALM BEACH. An* 27,—W —Augusta* II. Dsffcrm 13, drowned Toeedsy in Lake Worth whO. playing hide-andseek With k b companion. Wil­ liam Manchester.--------- , WINTER HAVEN. An*. ’•7-— (Special)—Wednesday afternoon closing wfll U dbcnatlauad today it n a decided ah a meeting of the Whiter Haveu Merchant* aaaoelaUotL ,- W _________ . WINES - GINS - LIQUORS BILL’S PACKAGE STORE— Is The Time To Buy Your Used Car — While Easy Terms Are Still Available. All seofo* of 158 and better end a fow 150’s, wefe good enough to land one of the 64 bertha for today’s opening rounds of match pTay. Two 18-hote round* will cut field to 16 by tonight. Casualties among the better known player* were heavy. Fore­ most of the non-qualifiers was W. B. (Duff) McCullough, who loat to Dick Chapman In th* fin- *re_r t l district. m /Gus it' ""•* V ■ Get-riMrom) Ib u kX WMENB H e- \ MAE A l/tUJ. (AtAKMjfir m i • V. XMMUUkt U u r f ' nancing Will Be Enforced By Govern­ Decree Beginning * ', Gator Football ment Regulatory Manager* Named September 1st. Rosetown Is Fastest Filly m * Pw i n ' ••••< **•••« i I* .Ik1W 4 C h e v ro k t Bndan ' ; Former champion* Marvin (Bud) Ward of Spokane, Wash., and Johnny Goodman, Omaha, who w ire tied for fourth at the end of the first round, moved Into third plae* with 75's today for a total of 148. Ted Bishop, Adtarndate, Mass., added a - 77 to hb early 72 for a 140 and tied a t 150 were Ellsworth Vines, ir„ 8an Oabrbl, Calif., end Lyn Lardner, Jr., Oconomowoc. Wb. Johnny Fischer of Fort Thom­ as, Ky- national champion in 1036 cam* beck with a 80-34—78 after flrjng a 78 and landed In a t b a t 111 with Lou Jennings, Portland, Or*- 75-76, and Bob Cochran, Normandy, Mo., 74-77. Brackated at 163 war* defend­ ing champion Dick Chapman, Msmaroneck. N. Y , Mario Con- of a ' 10-rr shooters. Ai GAINESVILLE, Aug. 37—(AVBill Scott of Mbml and Ralph Blank of Waat Palm Beach will be co-manager* of the 1041 universi­ ty of Florida varsity football squad. Coach Tom LWb announced the appointments Tuesday and said they , would report this week-end A A n n to make ready for th* opening practice of th* 1041 Gator squad 1 9 0 0 Monday. 1939 1939 had challenged around th* and then droped back. Under McCreary’s urging, th* M art drew up almost even, bdt 'K oittown draw away again In the last '«♦ mo ,n 1-5 over a muddy i^yb t— P-Emanuel's omlssTfen, T sill- !i r f r " ' '* ’’o rlu l" ■ thrae-hore* field, .fl?.* f.n|t Mor- trimmed . Wldener'a Overdrawn II Bluffs, Iowa, hi a thrilling flnbh to taka the Moore’* Battle Colors wea 70-7»—180, and (hth* Isngtha back. Omission was it, Tampa, 86- timed In t i l l M for six fuxbng* and paid fSPO. uad decision over Gullsen tee, lightweight chamBouth America- Puentes. Ightad 111 to h b rival’s » the aggressor thraughhad Jack, who was born Walker, hurt three or i** during tbe fight, ling OM of the outstaad. Our ahop is wsU equipped to make any rep ain t; on farm machinery, trqlleru or other equipment. DISTRIBUTOR * / FORD DELUXEs £ Q Q • PORDOR 8EDAN 0 0 9 II . w KS” ; 413 \ } Mill Supplies i Irrigation Systems Zi A DODGE TUDOR SEDAN ’ PACKARD PORDOR 8EDAN f 1937 1935 1936 1935 1937 1938 1937 IV FORD DELUXE STATION WAGON UEO FLYING CLOUD BEdAN FORD "SO’* TUDOR SEDAN 3 FORD TUDORS A FORDOR3 STUDEBAKER BEDAN 3 rORD PICKUPS DODOB PICKUP FORD P A N E L .JLK,IVERY SEDAN DEUVERY F O R D . CHEVROLET m f% lM TON PANELB Come in 3 FORD TUDOR 8KDANS A ll these cars have been FAIRBANKS-1 FAIRUANKH-M0R8E i try for heavyweight gold and ory. On th* Awocbted Preae scots ad, Maurbllo had aa edg* of rounds to'seven. Flvt of be picked up la th* b at tats. proceeding* started off the highly bally-hooed 1938 ’479 f / } s i S S . ’599 Y If £• TUDOR SEDANS I today : Reconditioned and are Guaranteed* —— — Prices Like These Can’t Last Long! wm~ T mm, 40 More C m of various makes and modela. a t your own price. W e sell th e beat and Junk th e reet. FORD - M ERCURY & LINCOLN DEALER Machines Mill and Pa. PAUL l C ’.1S W~i>5g. TELEPHONE 1 » is m s s u tt rk. In a slashing 15-round ISON jd^jjiov.neuT v,1ek*d LAVOPT/ Advertisements jn o O S Q F R L ! 4 J S & u rf RAVE YOUR N aua-rapstrei Mb Ikes XUCKLLANEOUb WE HAVE a meet •omjlete^Ua* of bicycles SM iMeiijLy.v THE LONE -•m r> IT ■ SV r ;. y * A �« ■ t A N IN D E P E N D E N T NEWSPAPER V O L U M E X X X III Eatphlbhed In 1908 Iran To Seek 'A rm istice In Four-Day War SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2S, 1911 The Gateway To Iran ’{ East Will Get 15 Percent Cut In .Gas Supply Cabinet ■Decides On Move In Order To Halt Bloodshed In • Invasion Of Allies Two^CSrotrier ~ x’ Continue Push London Announces It Intends To Expell Nazis From Persia ___ » r t H W liM P r ,M Tne new Iranian (Persian' cabinet has decided to seel an armistice to avoid further bloodshed in the four-dav-oh •Invasion by British and Itus slan troops, it wus renortci today, as Anglo-Soviet col umna struck deeper into thr oil-rich Middle E ast king w orn. Thara v a i »ome question, how •rar, whether the Allies wool, eeaaa operation* immediately * London asserted they wcub continue until they hid eatah Wished a eupply corridor to thi U, S. S. R. and aapclleu al Nail* from Iran. Tlia cabinet of Premier Al Mansur, at war with BrlUIn am Russia, resigned early today am M U ta Shah Pahlari, ru ler of fn dla, orderad the ministers to con tinoe their tasks until • not he < cabinet la formed. Tho uadareaemtaries alio wen ordered to remain at their post' #»a*n thahr successors w art cho rat bread two d a r i reliably renortiv' red to iha Drill o ministers a pier u> w a r r a d and f .all Grates n* *sv-' . • •ian'forco. • (T h an waa no hnmdlate Indl cation aa to who might held thnew government) , Williams Funeral •Services Will Be Friday Afternoon Funeral arnicas for Ralph O* fkorna Williams, known to ,htmsny friends as will be bald a t 8:80 o'clock Friday af ternoon a t the Erickson Fanare' Homo with the Rav. W. P Brooks, Jr* officiating. Burls'drill be la' Lake View Camctery • ' K, Her Home Blown Apart By Freak Jersey Storm ----- ----- ------ -. Iv::i1 IvUiitr 'I'o Black Sea \ : i 'n l Base Is ' l-u Col ( iff. Say Ci i man \utliorities WASHINGTON. Aug 23 — OP)— Acting lV :>i|rm i roprdln•to r Ralph K. Davie* announcedtoday that g*»olinv Mippliv* for filling statli n* in ‘h- r o t would bo reduced 1f, ,i* n n t |n Sep­ tember, compare,1 with July. D avie, at a Senate Inrentlga* tlon of threatened nil *hortage», asserted the eastern m art faced an actual ahorttge nf both gs»ollne and oil for heating and lnduatry thi* winter. Russians Resist Nazis’ Assaults •I Alechani/ed i'*n< \re RcI \ n Crushed A whitc-hilretl woman prints a pathetic picture a.t she* salvage* a curtain frvm wintlbla«t«*<| wreckage of her home in Wooilbrirce, N J. Her home wan one of many caught hi ••* Wolle. Leads Gun Club Marksmen W ith ICO, 298 A t Weekly Match Sanford Boys Are EfecfeTOTfrceTs At DoMolay Meet •lave In Orlandn ln»t night n« ho.four-day session cairn- to ,u •lose with a banquet and boll Young I.ang w*< elected preee^. •or end young Dunn wa* chosen ilmoncr. • Other Snnfnr.l DeMolays who ittended the state c nference vero Kfrbv Fite nil I SI -ck Clove•and. Jr. fj. E. McKav. pnnelpal of Feminole High Schorl, nn.l It. E. Kipp. Grammar K-hool prln•Ipal. also attended mine of the •essions. In tho opinion ef jnung Punn, *lt was one of the host confer-neon held In a h ng tim e" Other officers nameil i t tho 13th annual convention includ 'd* Max Brewer, Orl mdn. state naster cnnneillor: Itoh M-I.-od. Orlando, rtund-ird benror; Willard Hcxaler. Tnmpu, vtMe a-nlor -ouncillrr: Jack Ifnroo. Pensacola, tale Junior rouaeillorj Rb Wood. Jsckronvllle, oenlr.r dea•on: Ftnccy fjut'ec.^ Jfl «vr»l. lun'nr deacon; Kin! Master*, Ft. Aufusline, senior it« « * H ' Jam"* .Hlakely, West J’alM Bva^t, lun. 'or steward j MltcliaU H irer, We*t "aim Rearh, orator; F.d Pickard, t». Pctcrrluc?, chaplaint Tommy McDonald Wint«» Paik. mar. •hall; Gerald V/a»krr. Lakeland, -entlnel: N‘*mina MeMrum, West ’ In Pa ttfard and had Heed hen •11 hli Ufa, died suddenly '-r* Palm Reach; state senh". ttoday a t hia home, 501 Wes' First S tre et He w«a born o'­ Jan. f t , 118$. end wee • vet ♦ r e j of the World War. Bo wo$ lacgl^iil obstho llll' Hardware Company, where hI i n p a Ark.. Anr. M - f A n 1A Gen. Ren U o r told hU a ^ n d • o p p U to - B e , ^ s . W id e ly k n o w r army WcdnewUf that no trelnee should feel tha current military Program was without purpose' and delineated o specific obpeetlvs: "An army fit to fight, an army fit to met eaUrant In tho filed and take «h# field nwny from them, and suffer tha Unit Inaaea." In blunt, hard-hitting sentence*, tha' toll, brawny commander re•erred to crltlea who. ha aold, have belittled the . American iriuv." and warned Us men: . "We know there are •gen'a of •cemy forces and' enemy powers rithin our country, trying to spread dissatisfaction and aupirieo, trrin* to bewfldej us, ■fring to fill ns full of confusion. Watch out for these activities. You may suspect sows of three persons who cry on you* shoulder ta d oak yon to cry on theirs," Lear Strikes Back At Critics Of Army wrrkly shoot of tha Samlnola Cun Club ycatorday ■afternoon at the rang, an tha lakrfront. ■ Other good aeorea ware made by members In tha slow fire matches on tha pistol rang*. -Score* ware: NAME 8C O M Nod Smith 04 J. V. Janes " ut Jim Allrnby 03 A. L. Myera 00 E. W. McCall •" S3 G. C. Party Supply Line . To Leningrad Said Severed Actual Shortage Of Fuel And Heating Coordinator States Oil Faces ftation, Licenses For Drivers Ready September 2nd :^Two Hanffr I boyjL Urhv tan? * i-sd demanded the ouster cf *h< nGenawna, holding that they wet a drajre? to Urn Allies. (Martin Agrlniky, NRG renrr tathra In Ankara, Turkey, In i broadcast to tha Unltad Stvtr said reliable foreign quarters r —Ankara reported tha new prem'ei ^ r e t to ho chosen, would announe that tha token resistance pn up by Iran showed tha country'desire for Independence and tha' aha was bowing to Britleh-Kuv .a ' Member AasodaCed P ress BO Charles Shiffc87 Match acorca wore as followit NAME 8L TIM RAP MATCH J. Wolfe 100 90 09 298 (!. Party 17 0« 04 277 C. .Shaffer 17 84 88 269 A. Myer* 00 88 84 >83 75 Orlando Soldier* Hold Gun Match Here Over 75 soldiers from tha Or­ lando Air Baas came to Hanford today to receive pistol Instruc­ tion and participate In practice matches at tha range of tha SamInole Gun Club on tho lakafronL It was tho second time this week that a delegation had coma here from Orlando, because there lx no suitable ftriag range at the air base. Chltf of Police Roy Williams, a member cf the Seminole Gun Club, went to the range to as­ sist the msn In getting their "bobbing* target, which la moved by means of pulling a string. Wage Boost Okeyed For Tranait Workers NEW YORK. Aag. 18 —<AVThe Board of Trees porta tlon voted a 88,(89,128 Wtge inert as a Wediwwday for trsn .lt employes, . interna* of tba C. I. O. dr union, Imma* Transport Wi dlately protea Insufficient. Watson Giv«* Opinion New Excise Tax ' On Raflrond T u itio n Schedule Drawn Red Cross Ships 443 Articles In 3-Month Period A t*>tal of ||. i artit'lr* have been sent to national Itnl i m o h«ailf|iiarter* by the Stnfonl chapter during June, .1uI> ami August, it um reporti-il tmlay by Mi's Irene Hinton, p.itking and shipping rhainunn A shipment '«*nt last wrelf liiWith state driver'* licenses ready cludetl the f llowing T h ittv hoys’ shirts •*•/.«• l.’» to b.- i-*ued on Sept. 2 Judge K. W. Ware todaysIssued a |i*t of he»l shirt*. four^laj^eUv l^giiLs*^ VHfl&IIlon* vital to per­ skirt* TOiT* f l . i W *■ c nnurrrr r son. applying for licensee. A few drewus *iie H, 10 baby bib*, of thr regulation* have been two «hawl*. five men’* *«k,V*. 10 Changed fur thr IUIl-*42 license*. muffler*, four children’* aweater* I)nr of thr mcdt im Lnrtant re- j *izo 12, four children'* *weatgu!(iiuns t y prrvona era , s u e *lg. four children’s tit** nan a quiver’s llcen*o ,,*i«, four childytn'* aweater* *Ue .Vtyh'tf foe's nrw one I* TO. two nfghan*. and three twothat they bring tht-ir old hern*"' piece children'* suit* *uw » <th thrm a* thr law requires Mr*. C. H Dawann, prvaident tin t thr serial number nf the-ir of , the Sanford Woman'* Hub. old lleenso t r pul on thr spnltri*- wl cre the Red Croaa -ewing i* tion for a new license, Judge ,carried on, ha* aiked thoac «rWare stated ganixatinn* to get in touch wiln l.lcem * for minor* between thr her | which want to rnnt'nim r»» ages of 14 ami |rt year* will l-e •c v rn the *ame day* during Ire ■sued only with thr signature of'! winter a* they have thia »uu.estimated to yield $7,000,000. noth parent*, made before a no-!, Tha committee approved. IT tary public. the Judge said. ! mi r. to 4, the house hill's $5 "use Driver* nf common carrier*, taV on ill motor vehicles end <rhool bus*'-' and taxi cab* must 1 Boats. ••ring a certificate from their em- i I t revised tha House telegraph I'loyar stating the driver has had ! Ux rates, which called for a tax ■■ne year or more experience at of five cents on each 60-ccnt diiving a i l ha* been given a job message, and substituted a flat ty (ha parson signing the applira- i 10 percent levy on all radio, tion, and the driver must have tho i cable and telegraph metaages. • ignature of thro peraona testify-| Tho commltte approved the mg to the application* gisrd rh a -' House bill's prevision for s 7 rurtar, aworn b*'furo a notary1 percent manufacturer’s excise public. tax on automobiles, after rrjccAnyone from out of the state Mis* Halkeon l* t graduate o f Ung a motion to raise the levy “ ho ha* not had a 1010- Florida Slate Collegr fur Woman to 10 percent. 'll llcenae mint taka an examina­ from Jacksonville. It also voted to Increase from tion given by tho Slate Highway andAllis reboot bus drivers, except 8 percent, as approved by the I'utrnl, Judge Ware declared. Any this* of 'district one, have been House, to 10 percent the tax on -late resiijent who hax not a re appointed and the school board leased wire talking and teletype­ driver'* license from the last yrvir is expected to aet on drivers of writer services, with an exemp­ niurt take a driving examination district one at their next meeting. tion for general news ticker end before a license will be issued. One important law for driver* Mr. law lon said. burglar alarm service. I t approved tbe House ratrs in the s ta te which ml'et be ob­ on long distance telephone call* served a t all time* I* one concern­ and on a variety of mlaccllan- ing a driver Involved In an •«eoue Items Including playing cards, 1"lent. Judge Ware emphasised. luggage, • lactrie signs, business Tha law la a* follows*: -Section IJ, Chapter 20579. of and atore machines, sporting LONDON, Aug. 2H—(A9—Royal goods, electrical appliances, rub­ tho Law* of Florida, Acta IU4I, Air Force b o m b ers battered Ger­ ber artlelsa, optical equipment, require* the operator of a motor man defense* and other targettransportation, Jewelry, furs and vrhicla Involved in an accident re- acr<SM tha Channel last night and ' “Ittog. in Injury to or iUalh--»f. 'were believed to havo® struck ut any parson or where property enemy shipping In U>a Btraita uf ■kimafra euatalned 1* fSo or Dover. more to make a written report 286 Person* Apply Bombers crashed In the Calais within 24 houre after ouch an ac­ before tha searchlights alah For Parole Group cident to tbe Department of Pub­ area best the skies and anti-aircraft ic Safety, Tallahassee, Fla." batteries swung Into action, In TALLAHASSEE, Aug- <8 -W> dlcating that tho German* wen—Laat-mlnota applications re­ Over 300 Frenchmen taken unawares. For 18 minutes ceived ham Wednesday brought to bombers and ground defense* B 4 tha auxabar of persons seek Placed In ‘Custody’ the battled against • backdrop uf fng appointment to tha new raining bomba. three-member Probation and f a ­ VERSAILLES, German Oc­ re I* Commlaalea. cupied Franca Aug. 21—OP)— Pioneer Floridian, Tho examining aommittao de- Authorities of German occupied Kraaea made • sweeping roundup 90, Dies In Miami of enemies of tha ragtime today MIAMI. Aug. U -O P h -U ilvilla Evans Spencer, 90, South Florida plonaar who once sold ocean-front property a t Palm Baach for $30 an acre, died here yesterday. iHa settled a t Lake Worth May S, 1879, and took up • homestead of 123 acres bordering tlia At­ Wall see Exhibits lantia for which ho paid $1 an acre. Naw Cotton Socks Ho tree tad a tropical • bowpisc* on tho alto af his home­ stead and raised many rare plant*. (A V -. Vlao Praoidmt Wallace In 1915 Spencer aold the pro­ perty to Samuel UaUrmycr and morad to West Palm Beach.' The family lived there until Mrs. ,1 Improvement:. /* Farmers Marki Will Be Res unit Judge Ware Outlines Requirements F o r ’ll-M2 Appl i cant s h I lit* ni*»*t I . «it ihi* c m - 11. ?lit$ i Inlmt il. nr !•«•!? I m -atH f»f libli. n. •i |0 non / (i o»»o I ’km ’ml w.t R. A. F. Bombers Attack Germany LOCAL WEATHER I' v i i v , *ii «I it III *i»fv IM tilt* N f - Rr»| nrmy, minitiHit* il I mid 2.r'U -adi-* snulh -i ul. mi I it* . pmltinn I i . i In- nf lilt I*- present »• y uni*i»!m*r«\ \ ■ tu Navy 'I’o Seek 15,110(1 R e e H itB m frW P a n ih ^ WASHINGTON, Aug. i t •AT— Tin’ Nuvy, in it» In q-.-t |i<\ic<Tim" bid fur iu»iit)uw"i. I day "nidi- ils ri i-riiiiiiii; u '-i,Hu- l.'l.mm ni"n u lilulith fur tin ri-st nf lh" y<-ar, m il If,.0 1 ") muiittilv llivri-aftrr. Admiral* nru ru u n lilig «•» new*|m |wr ndvi-rti*ing In- It -*|i do u guild |iurt n f tin j* l>. Ilrginning this wci k nn l c n tinning into Octnber, advert!* mi-nt* will apnear in *nn I , 1 ml ic* and wri'kllv* in thu -ni.|• ami tuuithcrn ntati-s, » (irr -ii"resufiilly advertiaini- n i.im :vi1.-|i in cities undrr 50,000 yvipn'i. linn in Iowa, M is/iiqrl mid In­ diana. , 1 • 11lit* r ii fio n l. Iti’ l* . i|ii(irg Bw* ,,v iii il" " i i i I'Kramc. Tho -P'W W TIC"iiiiis .i i west uf the , ■|i. r I:• v• i again 'howod that , l ci i J. ciiimi claim* In p""SOS- 1, ..f nit that a m w.oro only viiund liiri'ilniilupy. During a day a sure and Intllt r, firu p v In German l'>s-"x , all"»"d in pnis th* llorlin n.iii.liip This’ was the piil»* I,-I lit,-, rv.itiun uf n Naji war rM-qoindont that thr chief *ur• •I T.t,. anl n Gorman hoipitil mi had t<dd him: "Kxcopt fur short rest periods The week d artin g Kept. J7 tin* campaign will l/i- conduct"d in WASHINGTON! Aug 28.-4A9 Georgia nnd Florida, a week la­ — Thu Federal Power Commission ter In Alabama. Wednesday ordered an Intercon­ nection lictween the Florida Pow­ er Corporation and Alabama I'uwi-r Company, through facili­ ties nf tho Gulf Power Company, in a move to meet electric power DELAND, Aug. 28 — (Special) shortage* in the southeast. — Mary W. Foltx of Lakr Mon­ Thu order directed that Florida roe will bs one of seven gradu­ Power and Gulf Power construct ate* to receive degrees here S at­ and during the period ef tho urday from Stetson University, rmergency maintain and operate officials reported today. a 110,000-volt circuit cunnacting The ceremuny, constituting their aubitationo a t Quincy and Stetson’s second summer coni- Gracevlll*. Fla.; aod Umt Gulf mencement, will be staged infor­ andg PAlabama P P I H n “Power • M l mally at noon, with Prc*id<-nl reconstruct one of their < W. S. Allen conferring the de- ing 44.000-volt circuits • 'bel R ees. Mrs. Foils la a candldat" the GrareviUe and Plackard, r the bachelor u f' art* ruiMg- •uhatetiona to operate «t Ul ■Itlon. w** »0,u* - l •;**;_______ Seminole Woman Is. To Receive Degree f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 27, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 27, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 27, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fc5edb5e2d9feab8bab9d429ed2071f4.pdf b44724df9e7e8d09eb41c14e5eb0d678 PDF Text Text I •» < I SANFORD, MONDAY, N O T IC E r. 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J„ Aug. 26 — vBha» TJlo N a v y report®! todjiyik'TW .S percent return to wortr at th e v a st plant o f th e Fe#Bf5l Shipbuilding'and ■Dry D o A Corananv*. ntflled Tor Id Hays bv a CIO strik e. R oar Admiral Harold G. fiow en, wKo footc command o f th e strike-bound yard under presidential order, anlil "the matt I n working enthusiastically and will try lo make up, the lost time.” At Washington, meanwhile the Marilltr-e (V-mmiaalsn jart t. in »1^4rt,fl50,(100 shipbuilding tin-gram under way by negotiaUag fop additional waya< (rngglatIng yard* and contract*, fat 6C canto amps * The Frdi Kpnrny.N. tildes down tha ways at N s# annrunerd last night It war i t Water. Tho craft, mors tha ruing over - Immediately to Knox all HU run1 .f alovan belng.bull? .Jtj*r*._ Commission WUJ In je c t TW T by agreement or arbitration, m Since the navy took ever th> ^fard yesterday. Korndnrff tol«' Knox tk# eomnany could assurer So responsibility for Its farther management and operation. I!a ' said the company would ^oqperatr with the Navy to th* %eat of Its ability by vnluntor ihr aaalallnx In carrying forward the national defense program. Seventeen. thousand workerr struck; Aug. 0 after the company refused lo meet a CIO demand Ofor n modifies! union shop. That burn* between the unlrr and tho eomnany wa* unset*'**’ on tho ova of resumption of full* thao production on $493.000J)0C In maritime and n»eal contracts «M th tha navy In charge. * 7 Admiral Bowen said tho idan* would Operate under rendltlonr n b tin g at tha tlmo the striki began and thaf the modHIed union shop question was In the ^ E im fo n T S tu d e r its E n r o ll A t S te ts o n LAND; Aug. *S^-<8p#elu)> 5 6 7 ,8 3 7 T o B e A s k e d R e p o r t M a d e O n W o r k F o r B a t h in g P o o l, F o r A ir p o r t, R o a d s R e c r e a tio n H a ll A n d F lto d C o n tro l With tha arrival of tha-official 'arms, Sanford trill fUe an ap* plication with tha WPA for a <07337.95 project which Includes a -ecreatlon building, a swimming •ool and n both house In Tort Mellon Park, tha City Commiedon decided at Its regular meet* ng last night The City la asking the PWA to lrovlde DO percent of th* total oat at the project H. N. flayer, lerk said. Plans and specifications for thh nrojeet her* been draarn np and ire really to be sent to PWA of­ ficials In Jacksonville for action, dr. S*yer aaid. , The project la being filed under the PWA dafanid appropriation and W. C. Tomt field engineer from Orlando, garb It bis racomnendatlon oa.a recent survey trip Hera. In hla opinion th* prejeet a a* Justified from n defense standpoint because th* racraatlon facilities In Sanford would be improved. Commladonen authorlaad tho Herb to pay H&290 to the Cen­ tral Hanover Bank and Company In New York C l t r c Utereet an refunding bond* that la duo Sept C oop­ W ith U . S. M u tu a l D e­ A rrangem ent SHANGHAI. Aag. (A P )—The Japanese Army determined to realise* Its policies la a le v East, pollties which Prime Miamtor Ckerxkill iald Sueday have “gat to atop" Ll. C*L Jento Aklyama, spokmman far Ja­ panese force* la Chinn, as­ serted today. Commenting on Charthltl'a speech. Aklyama declared hie nlteriar metlv* U to ladnc* tk* United State* Into war. Ha added the lotted State, wan being arced lo war “ant necessarily against Japan aloue.“ R e d s A d m it A d v a n c e s T o w a r d s L e n in g r a d As 2 4 > H o u r R a i n .S o a k s W ar Aethrltlea of tho 8emlnolo County Chamber at Commerce during tha past two mouths were outlined at « luncheon moatiug of tha group at tha VaMea Ho* U1 today by Edward Hlgytna. aecraUry, who used map* and blueprints la tha ceurae of bis report to locate various projects. Mr. Hlgfins daclarad S a t tho SL Johns Clear Improvement As* socialloo. Of wMrirM U adttu? Ury, has mads a request to tha United States Engineer Office in Jacksonville that a u flood control measures bo placed along th* rout* of the proposed l l Johns-1 mllan River Canal so that future davelopmenta could con­ vert It Into a canal. Other activities reported on Included th* airaart. State Raad 44, and the 8t Johns Rhrot Trail Assocaton. Concerning tho airport; Mr. Higgins told* tha Chanter of Commerce: *lTh# airport project has been completed as far a* tla allot* Slight In Iran; Red CitjL.. Taken iS S w v -e Russian Cossack s Sweep From North While l.rilish Ad­ vance From South Fire Demonstration Backfires F ront nT n»e German hl|k command today aaaaunaed th* captev* ef Halipirepitrevik, deserlk*d is the last Raaaian speatI head aa tk* west beak *f the lever Dnieper River. ', On the R»*o-G*rm*n war front. soaked tv a 14-hour rain­ fall. th* Ruuwns acknowledged (tat Nail troop* wars advancing ta-ard Leningrad's Jugular t«Hi, th.- rail line to Moscow, after rap* luring Novgorod. Adolf Hitler's High Command tar*<-ly tumnnl up progress In tha •fl .Uy-old conflict with a alngl# aentrnc*. , WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.—(Af "On tha *nUl%u«at front, opara* —Prime Minister Patar Fraser Ilona procaad Uroardlng to plan, of New Zealand described tha Par Eaatarn situation as “vary crlUcal." aa he declared hia coua- tatee a hand In the conflict In try would agree to any mutual Iran came from Berlin meanwhile. defense arrangement with tho With authorised Natl quarters as­ United Statee. sarting the Reich and Iran are In -Ua aaaorted Neva Zealand fait •fttee communication " oy»r Ills “In danger” from Japan and situation arising from tha Anglostill hoped “Japan will see com­ Bosirt invasion. mon sense." . Information aeallabla yesterday The Japanese charged today was that the Red Arndea were that Prims Minister Churahlfl »i leaat breaking even with the Had about British and United tavadiag Nat la, but thf Soviet Statee efforts to keep peace with fommand'a eomnaaatqu* for this Japan, and defiantly declared morning ackowledgad a substan­ nothing would halt the Wilt* tial reversal about 1*0 mllaa beward course of this Asiatic.em­ mw Leningrad. pire. ’ i Here, it was stated, Russian Tin entire' press aMtrtod troops had abandoasd Novgorod, Churchill’s promise of aid lo tho fftsr Ion* and flan* reilatance. Mid tha (itrmana thus had reached within S t miles of the Moscow-Leningrad railway. Along all tha remainder of the front, H o m y said, tha Soviet amdev werr maktog *• fight. Ruslan reports atatod that raia had been falling baavlly at the front for the last-14 hours, h w u aald that roads othor thaa that jnora rain would make ^ N e w P r o g r a m O f S h ip ' W o u ld N I - M H K K - 3 -------- Allies Seeking * Swift Cleanup Kntrli.'fli And Indian Airborne Tr oopH l Tsed In Maneuver 4** (•.etrlitlril I’rrea ltiiH-'i:iu Cii<.,;tlv< nvi'.'iiiiig tlitwti friiiii th,. north anil B ritish innu i i.il i r itipA utriking fm m Iln< ..•iiili ninl w est wore ri'iMir:<.I tmlav nn'i'ling only slight iv -istm u v in tho I'vo- iIju (dd in\ iisinn of Iran (P e rsia l as tIn* ,\lli,*-- sought a sw ift I'lnaa-un nf I In* an­ cien t Miililh' Knsl nil kingjlu u u ------------------------ t >iN|lutfIII'4 flatlll tha* 114*W WHT thi-ntfi «ahl lii'li.m mill Ilritis11 ftirn'*, nn lii'lml: nr linrm* lrm»|w "Uvh l»A lit. \.l/'. ••x191a111eil iii the r«»iit|ii*-i 4»f hail R4,n**t| ihrtf v p ml a af­ ter brirf nkIrminIm *. Itniiux .tintin«t f l u * thri'ut <>f (Jenun it Inters fill i n. Hiitish and Humiiin armiCN p:». «>d |»y httmlu'iir ___ ’ mH 5 ■*-p- - t«»dny i"UKht thf it way ini' Iran v r ;l t iVrnhi) in ii fivr-p "i!fd invu«ii*r I f wipe tun a hflhftl f»f Ma­ Demon.traling how lo fxtlngulth a (Ire bomb at Ilo.t.i'i ri mli kMif in tin* • r.itfj'U’ Near Common, tht, fire-fightef pairowly etcapv.l leriou* injury when Hi. Kant Thrfwinif up ilifir fiiMt joint ^abeitoa autt caught fire The above photo w u niu.t.f a. he alep|ie.l luitth‘1mnl «tf th*’ ir to link Into the flame, of an incendiary bomb during an exhibitnin of thi* S"vu*t tiiiii»n \%i'll On* llriair raid defame for the International Kire Chief.' convrnnnh. La tUH-toAU^Ukv iSr if-vKrteAMMtl UlMter 20 per.on. were""Eu'rnod when « bmnb shuttered flaming chen. ■«inn forct -4 were rf|»t»rl»*«| t » In* eneountoriiv Mlemlih mrreaoins leal over the crowd. mUtiinrp fr«»m Ir.tn ■« urmy of nhout 1ftn.imo mon. Fear* niitiiidfii (hut Adolf Hit- . Ur, beuten tti flu* i*un in |i;in 1m* wa* in uenrliy' lnn| nnrf/- uiiRhl laitineii a ofiivwr*-« i»rnt4R TurknCj nnd from country around Leningrad. Utunbul eniif mi iirii*4.nfirm<*d „ __ . _____- I Tk* report* of both belllger report that (i> rmnnv ilit'itlv Iiiim • G e r m a n i T r o g r a m a rnU indicated that th* h*avi*n Draft ili-lini|in-nta will b«* turn- prnmi«.'tl lo v,ml m<l t.» Iran if . -Union was in th* cantral theater, 1.1 over to t i n Unitril Slate s thf ilf^iit kinif.l n»*-4 mn»v hold* LONDON. Aug, 26—WV-Th* where tha Rad* held the InhDi.lrict Attorney and to the Fed. nut ft>r n iiiotitb. German radio uaod three fast- live In counter-attack* which Sink 1115* uithoilt v\;»roiii5f .it erul ilureau of Inve.nVntiun far diiwu Motidtiy. Ilrilinh mid l!u«talking new* announcer* In place Moscow claimed yesterday were of one last right and kept a materially pushing th* Invader* prn.ecutien in 10 diy» a . the «imi nrinifw wlm'li itmv to'nl mystery kibltser af th* air from Iback and which Berlin In.lite I local druft Im' uh I line made every Ixii.mm mt'ii iuvndf I Tr.m :«fe five getting a word la adgewtaa. ti> th* contrary had bern broken effort to Ineatn men, who have pf in t * "Irtlthnii* f i fiu (In* t'iii. Recently the klMtaer, speaking with enprmou, Ruulsn lone*. Four men from the Mount Do­ piun Si*fl <low ii t" thf 1'i t in| 1 th* same Wovo-Ungth as the Tk* Nail High Command aald ra Defense Torn- attended the been mailed i|uestionimirva, but ifiilf wlifti* llriti-h wardiit*! ---------haa1merely that "operation* In the weekly drill meeting of the 8rm- have either failed lo r e tu r n the wiiitod r«’idy to :•i*| thf tillnrk German fiat are making good progrea. inole County unit In.t night at i|uestiniuuiire. or h-ive iiiovnl lifter ImidtHtr llriti-h iiupfrinl scolded tha Raich everywhere," giving no specific the Armory, E. (!. Harper, enp- from their Rated address wilh- fnrrrri menu aa “this la information of any lector. tnln, said today. The men were ' ut notifying l i e lo a n l. K. It pur tho Oar llnt|w|| ,iNikf <iu«n tfl tliit Tk* Soviet counter-ofi'enalve at fruia Company II nf the Fourth Carter, si-erelnry of the draft n**’t Innee hid ln-i'ii ••neoiinli’ird paused between I l-inril, deelared this looming. th* center was between Gomel Ratlalfon, of which Seminole Last night aa mid liif €•••rnmn radio .nd lh.it Most of the trouble i. m used IlipMihM |vh*»t*-*v rtirly M'tf'hy hid and Smolensk. It vrsa described County’* Company C 1, nU<> a nouncar d id “the by nil'll tuuvlng fium tho a d d le -, hf litha .| v% iromlsnl by tk* British aa the-sMMt Im­ member. ^ . iIh III W.’IMIHH* lllf r.ldportant yat loosed by the defend The visitor* were |,t. c K they gave the d 'a f t liisinl with rottd, iM’iilt-r *•f Tahri/,. f*fl»t|^ rr, and wa* tntendrd to break a Hurchett, Flrat Rgl. R. R. Kddy. out giving the-Ituard n forward rity of li.m, IviU'f 7r» iidliu German flanking maneuver Crrp. F. W. Palmer, and I’vs ing addn—., Mr. Carte r espluin- 4oii1 11 nf lliitum** Fitih » tail bured. The list of sin'll men has aialnat tha Ruaalan east bank de­ 11. S. lllrt. Irr. fenses along tk* lower Dnieper A demon,tratlnn of pi’.ch'ng Iwen run from time to time in The UiH-inn nor inI ultnek mi In tk* Ukraine. pup tents waa given during the the lleruld and a large iiumlvr thi* levy point of th. ruilroad of r r g i .t r a n t a loculed when Soviet war bulletin for yeater- meeting, following clou© order lino It Hti."iifi w,i< tid lo Imvt* day afternoon pictured the flxht- drill and manual nr arms. If frlemla or memlier.s of the family killfd or woiindod Irmiiun civiling aa continuing 'th familiar wa* (Jamonatratwl how tha pup have seen llio mime and notified iariH arena: tent or “half shelter tent” I, the honiil of the le g i .l r u n l 'a new Th»* llriliAh nnd Itu^ • In fnrrH Before the great Red Indua­ carried by two men nn maneu­ address. won* ri*|u rt*’il driving lovrnrtl a M r. Carter declared: “Though ver* and let up hy them. Farh | iin«*t ia»n nl tin* i ml'"if I n-titcr lrial canter of Dnlepcropetrovsk. reluctant In do so we must turn Members of the Sanford Out­ when a bridgehead on th* wes­ soldier rarrles half nf tha tent the names of the following men of Kaxvin, |io milt•• «• *1 *»f Tnami aqulpmant In hia pack. hrnn, ill onlor to t'fiiif fir"t of board Aasodatlon will meet to­ tern bank of the Dnieper was de­ Georg* A. Bperr and Kugtnc In lo the district attorn* y for nil n illrrrt rmito for n flow of night kt 1:90 o’clock at tho Cham­ prosecution in tie next lit days clared still In Ruaalan hand* and Etl ridge shot aerre, above 80 Unitftl Stile* mid ltrili.«h war ber of Commerce In tho City Hall. unless we am notified of their «upidir« into Itu^in. whan Ik* SovUt fort** war* on tba sub-callbra rifle rang*. whereabouts: J. II. Marshall, It waa announced that the next Tho dlrrrt rruti* U tho rail­ acttvttioa will be shown said to b* at Uie counter-attack. regular meeting ef the Defense Marion Lowrey, Willie Davis. road windinir H.%0 miltu northmeaabar* are urged to be I-eo Jordon, I-evv Thompson, LeFare* would b* bald on Tuesday wnrt| from tin' IVr«lii»i t»u!f nt Dwight Smith, president night at 8:00 oTcock Instead -of Roy Long, wilna lo*o Bradley, Dan4ar Khaltpur Uto-ltwnd trim* * ft D a m a g i n g S t o r m s . . . Monday, bccatma of tahor~Day. Ocnrgtf-tTHtchmkn;TloNfT'flm ith thi* (*n<minn S«’*» «nd r* »m«*rtini? Eddie I.ce Harris. Llnsey (Is with n line to TlflU in (leorijiun B lo w T h e m s e lv e s O u t borne, Ilurkn Hull Wootlson, Joe VU be presented tonight a t 5:00 Ru«aiii. S e n a te G roun T o Harris, Albert Morgan, Horace o’clock m tho annex of th* British authoritirn «»aiil tin* at­ Mathedlat Churah by th* Methu P r o b e S h o r t a g e s Griffin, Harry Edward RuUon, tack Windstorm* that tore off roofs launrhrd* Eirmilt.mroiMly Frank Brown, Wilbert Sanders, dJM Man’s a u k for Ik* boasflt In Maw Jersey, snarled Kansas from the I'rndan Riilf from Iron Israel Campbell, John Henry M r of th* Ply* Organ Clob. Becau.r Clip traffic and whipped street* WASHINGTON. Aug. 26^-W) mil from Iliummi (Viiir*«.4i.*i had of n tya ngraphMal error, The flooding rates through West Vir­ tee today voted unanimously un- Chwre, Frist Owens, Amos llay' •fivrn tin* Aniclo Sovinl ulliea tlivtu Wood, and llrnry Green. Sanford Herald aald last night ginia, wove themselves out today, —The Senate commerce commitvital advantage: “Anyone knowing the present that George Hardin would ap­ leaving a Ull of at least two dertake an Immediate Investiga­ 1. Wiped out (Urt.ipnvN |dntpear on tk* program. This Jred. 10 Injured aad score* tion of tho “whole situation" re­ address of the men named are timrs to mak© Iran u b.i4i* and should have boaw Mr*. George tarding gasoline and oil shortages. asked to notify th* draft board ^nrinffhoartl for an a>»"milt on Senator Maloney (D-Conn.), office, and If possible, the men RuNBia’a Baku cil illdrirt, head of th* tab-committee which themselves, therrhy saving these 2. Thrown up a Jnnt hnltlr* bU." will conduct tbs Inquiry Into oil front and «©run»d a rnuln fnr and petroleum shortages In th* •h«* flow of tho war materiiN East, aald open bearings would which th© United S tain and A p p o in tm e n t O f Britain hav© proml«©d Rutala* .1. AMured menaced Turkey of T e a c h e r I s M a d e »h© aolld Eiipport of nmn*.l force* e f HuaaUi and nrilaln. Sanford gelfsra dropped a de - scora 6 I S to 1 1 4 . Resignation of aaverml teachera at Longwood ware recelvrd and ona appointment haa been R o o s e v e l t T o S e n d IIM IUT. T. fa W. TVa Lawton, SstoWIWH, PUIUUI «Umade, school auperintendent, aald today. M a G r u d e r T o C h in a Mlsa Narine Parr, recent grad­ uate of Rollins Collaga, has been WASHINGTON. Aug. 2 4 -M V ; appointed to fill th* vacancy President Rooaeeelt hws decided created by tha resignation of •n send a military mission to Miss Leila Woodbum, Mr. Law- China. ton revealed. Mis* Tarr, who Dr. Hu Shih Chinese Ambas­ came her* from 8 t Cloud, will sador today disclosed the decision teach Bpanlah and English. after a rail on Roosevelt, adding Professor Kantnar baa re- It be headed by jlrlgaritr General signed hla post aa commercial John Magtruder. teacher at Longwood hut no suc­ cessor haa been chosen to fill the Doaltien. * NAMED CHIEF NURSE Mrs. SUlIn P. Arrington, prin­ CAMP BLANDING. Aug..M ciple of the Sanford Primary P)—Captain Catherine 0. Siam School, la back from Her vaca­ U tion and ana bo found la bar fan been mad* chief nurse at I office gt tho South Primary 2300-bed hospital in this Sou saatarn araty training cantor.' Draft Board To Take Action Against Men Failing To Give Right Address Mount Dora Men Attend Meeting Of Defense Unit C ity News Briefs Local Gotten Bow In D efeat To DeLand Team In Tournament s& st s r & \,. ; . v ' It-iiW i. 3 ' v. v I �------------ - Tins SANFORD f e e S a n fo rd W e a lc E y e s H e r a ld T U E S D A Y . A U G U S T U , 1M 1 SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A AT, AUGUST 2«, i w BBTTLB8BNT BEHIND THE 8 BALL? WASmNGTON, A eg. 8 0 . — —T ta Unttac Ctatea aad .s p a n , appeared last night ta be far ~ from any general settlement ofW their |ong-*Unding difference* after a aeries of informal con­ versation* In Washington and Tokyo. . ___________ How arc your child'* eyes? Jf he U Inclined to be backward in hia studies at school, it might be a food idea to have his eyes tested even thoufh you have never no­ ticed anything actually wrong with them. Millions of school children in the United States have we#V eyes and ; don't know It, according toithe Bettor Vision Institute. Studies indicate that nearly •half of the children who need.spectacles fail to obtain them from -ignomner-of neg- i COIl-TIO,* MATES lect. A recent survey of school children In New York rakb U City disclosed that one out of every seven pupils had eye­ sight faults which needed correction. Similar prevalence o f uncorrcctcd defects, is indicated in surveys from all j sections of Uie country. Mothers cannot depend upon the complaints of their ' children for tho detection of visual defects, for onlinarIily "n child does not know that he cannot sec as well as his ptaymafes,'' writes M. J. Julian, president of the Bet-' ter Vi3 Ipn.iusUtui-iv "N o t u n til he <«n make a comparison of- his sight with others can he know th at his eyes need attention. This inability of youngsters to -know when their eyes need attention is well illustrated in the case of Theo­ d ore Roosevelt. JUe struggled along during the primary grades with poor eyesight and did not realise that hlit vis­ ion was very poor until he received a gtm When he reached his 'teens. I “In shooting with his companions* he was puzzled that I they could fina things to shoot At Whidh he could-not | see at all. Even then he allowed matters to pass and said w fp w m u Y , Atic. is. m i nothing until one day his comrades read aloud the large letters in un advertisement on a bill board. He could not 1even see the letters. That evening he spoke to his father. ] Ills eyes were quickly examined and fitted with long-need­ * t* rrO R B D (T * N O T 1.0 It L ed glasses. He changed from a shy, awkward boy into n OVER BO-CAUJ-.I) INKKK youth with self-confidence and poise, MEDAY YOUK RELA BfTlONS MAY BE RE i • “Parents should see to U that the eyes of their child­ ren are checked up occasionally ‘by a competent eycMEDl Prill* , tgnqth lirfnrt leu«tlon, sag a h.mghtv I tight specialist. The fall of the year Just before the eh!lIt b«fore a (all. —Provrrbi iren return to school is an especially good time for such I I check-up. With vision, bs with other things, an mince I jf prevention Is worth a pound of cure,*' continues Mir. v . MAIL TRAIN Julian. “I f ‘examinations of a child's eyes show that they >*C Th*^w w nln» mall; arrives at sii ire normal, they should lie kept so by guiding them along the path of eyesight conservation. •* AMI •ear’ villa** .•r<wn4, alive. A lso* 4b#. block "Too many eyes are now failing prematurely liecause BsTaaeis ban*, and nclghbnrs ral i>f neglect by parents. That is true not only In families to M*a<U y tow Ip; I t . Hew itha August nights ara cool with modest means, but also In families where ___PteSPICt Jor much.uevd«d raint irun ara-ahowered -wlth clothes, W H llfid lh T lu xarlcs of Tho fragrance of wood smnkr LOANS from 849 ta made ta m id rate ml Saaford and vicinity. Stgaatore—Farniture Aata—Ceeahee. M O DERN F IN A N C E CO. ^ • N * nm.AHTM). n o v m i . t i . --tk •* a «> iv e*acweaasMWaaMmMaa**,>mwva*<iM' i '• TO ACQUAINT YOU WITH THE EXCELLENT > tl ijl Q U A L IT Y O F O U R BREWS i Thfct C oupon, W hen S igned B y Y ou, A ad 19 - A J e tU a * 'E n tltk a You To Anil BO TTLES OF C A L A IS 6” B£ER M .. NAME __ NAZIS “INTERESTED* “Vision is closely related to (he physical, montal and piritual welfare of a child. His eyes should be 'H)Mir!',u s the duty of a parent to see that they are rltfht." £ * • broakfsit fire* Bloads with alfalfa drenched it BERLIN, Aa*. 1 Crlti.h-Ruaaian mat •Mi-serve* tb* strow Intrrrrt,” the R crmiasnUry, Oioast S t r ic t e r M a r r i a g e [L a w s TE TO DEALER: We will ndeem this coupon 11 from it/y vEtstemf' dealer for lrfc in cash. ^ ^ A b BEWING. And tin t o f bacon frying, pan .cahos, toot While divorce laws are being increasingly- relaxed in most states of the union, it 'is becoming more and more lifficult to get married. Just what all this will result in remains to ire Hoon. Whatever It Is, one may rest assured RFi -HELEN IIIXON It will be entirely unforeseen. "The State of Ohio has Joined other progressive states comment employee* ll ingtoft ora said to bo ridlnr by adopting stricter rules and regulations prior lo marrant on ihclr hlcyctm__k Unaa including a certificate of health to bo qbtflncd 1 •to fa ct gssollna. Now If *y 'both parties,” says the St. Augustine Record. "The law i WFA Work i n would also do that was passed by tho last legislature .of the *Buokeyo State. I < w e migh t got y mow h en . , “The and — .riF— - ■ v\ I j n o law law requires re q u ire s pprospective ro sp ec tiv e bride o n u e an n bridegroom n rtn eg Whoa tho morning ntsll comes li ■- St six o’clock, i ' < Our rills go day begins. i • 1 i!t *• • Government regulation on installment furniture buying goes Into effect next Monday, September. 1st. Until that time we ore privileged io sell on liberal terms and low down pay­ ments. We are going to cooperate with the government regu­ lation 109Vc, but until then we must get our stock down to *■ W fm * preduction d p s To oar way ao3da*l bo good u U un On to to *clnBr ;11cn^ Giai neither has a communicable disease. of thinking It “Both Indiana and Michigan already havo the blood enough. lest luw and Michigan reowires an Interval of five Mays to . .T ho Banfonl Herald says tbs' imiss after tho marriage license is Issued M o ra tho cere­ folks should boy bdld. with the mony can be performed. moa*y th*y oore daring tho **> “Many will remember the storm of protest when ohortog* • porM . But th rr’vi drictcr marriage laws were proposed to be enacted id‘-the ftH# g et to UM leas gas.—Tltu* vtlle -BUr-Adrocatr. W*lt, It Florida Legislature. Bolona of this state acted as though vuncthing new and degperato were being attempted, and they haven't ysi, th*y will. tho proposal did not get very far. . <fb* Ihsy’ve slipped tho tram “Certainly, In tut Increasing number of atates stricter Flsrtda canal InU rif «*, river* am’ agrbon blit but watch for u h*t laws are being passod with the idoa of protecting Loth tio when It get* |m ,t the c m turtles in m marriage contract, and safeguarding the chil­ • M a t and onto tho floor »f dren of their union. Assuredly, If poople have a drand di­ thd Hous*.— L«c*hurg ’ Conimer- sease, whether through their own fault er misfortune, it !« better for them to know It and Immediately start treat­ .Iking about tb* little- ment which has been found efficacious. In this way an unS man, if th*y keep or Utld number of individuals ara protected. Including the normal!.' ’ IT. Tb* fir* started I'm the S*d Hsoh | ■p hi* .materials by prt and don't give him sny I tontract*, ne won't h*v< vy about taxation much W e d d in g P la n s O f * • ‘ Thorpe's 4 stores and warehouses are now stocked to complete capacity with furniture, home appliance*, living room, dining r o o m , .bedroom and kitchen: furniture, .ruga, radios, heaters, ranges. In fact, everything for the home. We must do e normal W days’ volume during this last week of August. INC. TUESDAY A dinner meeting of th* Pilot lob will be held at tha Valdes to t^ a t 7 JO o’clock in the even­ ly Mr*.' Margaret Lawrence, tractor of District No. 12 of ,{ h » W jiU re AmnJ wilt bo I >goeet speaker. ------------WEDNESDAY Bundle* for Britain will : Tha B meet at the home of Mrs. I. D. Marita, 1261 : Mellonville Avenue , a | 8XX) P. M. , •Tb* Woman’s Club group un­ der 4b* sponsorship of Ml*s Irene Hinton will sew at the W oyBc’a Club for the Red Cron* in the afternoon. •' THURSDAY The Annual - Robert Morris 'Memorial Eastern Star picnic will bd bald In the afternoon *t tho beasA home of Mra. Joe Corley a t Coronado Beach. Member* of .tha O. E. S. and their fnmille* 'ara ineited. Supper will bo at >6:00 o’clock In *hc evening. Th* Baptist W. M. U. under the sponsorship of Mrs. W. E. X aral will *ew st the Woman’s Club for the Red Cross In the morning , Th* Townsend Club will hold its regular meeting *t 8:00 P. M. at the Court Hou*e. « FRIDAY Th* Dirt Gardener's Circle of the Garden Club will »ew at the Woman's Club for the Red Cross tn tha morning. The r id .lll, Clae* of the First 1 Baptist Church will h»v* * call htsarabaa meeting at the homo ml [Mra.-M.~ W.'DearDo at 107 West 8 hah 8treet at 8:00 o'clock P. M. MONDAY Th# D. A. R. under the spon­ sorship of Mr*. C. R. Dawson I will flbew at the Woman’s Club 1 for tn# Red Crot* In tha. morn- 3 Are Hostesses County Chamber At Class Meeting ersona M is s E s t r id g e T o ld _ _ - - Mil* Marian Elizabeth Eatridge, whose marriage to Rich­ ard Livingston Gillespie will be an event of Saturday, Aug. 10, at 4 JO o'clock at The First Baptist Church, la announcing ' er wedding plana today, . Afiea EetraJga will be given'In ■ by her brother, Eugene Estridge, Jr., end the cvicmony will be performed by the Rrv. W. P. Brooke, Jr. )li*s Betty Browning cf Or­ lando will be maid-of-honor, and Mrs. G. T. Holody, of Bruns­ wick, will be matron-of-honor. Th* bridesmaids will be Mrs. J. W. Altman and 'Ml** “ Dorothy Mitchell. Mr. Gllletple will have *a his best man, William B. Daugher­ ty of Jacksonville and Orlando, and ushers will be J. W. Alt­ man, Paul Bouton of Lakeland, and Robert Hayes of Orlando. . Nuptial music will .be played at the organ by Mrs. Evan, McCoy, and vocal aslectiona will be rendered by J. Martin 8tln«. cipher and by Jam** Miller, Jr of Brunswick, Ga. Following the wedding a small reception will be held at the home of th* brlda’a mother, Mrs Mabel Estridge, for the wedding party and relatives. On Friday tvening. following the rehearsal a buffet supper will be given for the wedding party by Mrs. O. T. Holody and Mrs. Lee J. Koona of Brunswick, Ga. at Mra. Estridge’* home. F a r e w e ll P a r ty I s Friende of W. C. HUI will re­ gret to learn that he 1* 111 at hit romt on Magnolia Avsnue. Mr. and Mrs. Eyl* L. Quattlrtamn and. OUla G. Owea visited in New Smyrna Sunday. William Branan returned Sat­ urday from Washington, D. C where be spent th* summer months. Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Hoy return­ ed Sunday from Daytona Beach where they spent a vacation at two weeks Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Wilton have returned from a vacation which they spent at Rainbow Springs. Mrs. O. G. Owen and *on, Glen, are spending this week in Ocala where they are th* gur*U of relatives Mr. and Mrs. W G Fleming hare aa their guesta Mr Flem­ ing’s parents, Judge and Mrs. W. P. Fleming of Cordele, Ga. Mra. Don McDonald and daughter. Nell, left Sunday for Ruakm to Join Mr. McDonald who haa a position there. Miss Sara Margaret Altman has fttorned to her horns in At­ lanta after spending the part month here as ths guest of Misa Norma Jtan Sayer. Mm. Jf. If. Coleman returned Sumlay from Rockport, Maine Honoring Miss Martha Adam* wher* she has spent th* past two and Miss Lillian Adam* who will months. On the return trip Mrs. leavt tomorrow for West Palm Coleman vlalted In New York. Beach to ftiake their future home, W. A. Zachary has nturned I*"*- ________________'■ *!« the Misses Carlin Palmer, Doris from a two weeks’ visit In Clay­ Hall and Marjorie Cogburn en­ tertained last evening at a plc- ton, Ga. where Fa visited his P r i v a t e ’s S e n t e n c e • . nlc supper and wiener roast at son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and R e d u c e d T o 3 Y e a r s the home of Miss Hall on Va­ Mrs. Rush St. Johns. lencia Drive. Friends of Miss Florence Mc­ Invited were: the Miss­ WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 . — es Those Lillian and Martha Adams, Kay wlU be glad to l*arn thal UP)—• Actinr with unusual spaed, sh* la recovtring after a tonailccLcffler and guest. Miss tha War Department Monday Elisabeth tomy which aha und*rw*nt yesElizabeth Girseh. of Miami, slashed Private John Hablnyak’s tar day. aentene* for Insubordination from Lenora Whiddon, Margaret Rslta, and Marian Estridge; Mr. end 10 'Rears and nine months to Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. G*orgs Hardin J. W. Altman, Mr. and throe' y ea n . ___ ___ _______ returned Sunday from a vacation Robert P. Patlenon, acting - Ml*.'Arthur Lee. Mr. and Mra. which thar spent travelling Mra. secretary ef w tr, reduced th* Guy D. Wood. Mr. and rough Bra* Ridge Mountali court martial sentence less thgn Henry Wight, n i , and Mr.'and id visiting tn LitUa Switzer­ three days after ‘the verdict wM Mrs. David 8mlth of Orlando. Also. Richard Deaa, Tom John­ land. N. C. , ta k A under eonslderatlbn by a epeeial board o f review In the son, Frank Cowl**, Bob MichE. H. Lan*y spent Sunday In judge advocate general's depart­ aala. Gene Linder. Gen* Law­ Jacksonville, and was accompan­ ment. —— -- -__ rence, Karivle Houtholder, Georgs ied koala by Mra Laaey, who baa Thc^FtQjral eentenee, eritl- Anderson and Jo* O’Connor." •pant th* past two w**ks visit­ elsed both.In Congress and by ing at Enterprise Alsu and In tha m o b ile 'fo r It*, severity, had F r e d M i l l e r W i l l Jacksonville. "snMsed” veteran official* In th# M a r r y T a m p a G ir l War Department and It* modi­ Mr. and Mra. Landress J|w. fication had been predicted free­ The marriage of Mias Cather­ kina o f Bartow, and Dr. and ly Army source* said the sen­ Mra. Frad G. Garnsr of Win­ tence was. th* maximum possible ine Carter e f Tampa to Fred ter Haven wrra th* o**keml P. Miller of Sanford, formerly aad hod rarely been Imposed. of Newark, N. Y., will take guesta of Dr. Garner’s alstar and and Mrs. place on Sept. 18, It ha* been brother-in-law, Mr. announced, th* wedding to be A ltx Johnson. at 7:00 o’clock.In the Seminole Mr. and Mra. Jack Littl* and Heights Methodist Church In Tampa with th* Rev. E. J. Pen­ Jack Littl*, Jr. of Atlanta ar* visiting her# aa th* guesta of dergrass. pastor, officiating. j A n d erson lisa Carter will be given In Mr. and Mrs. J. L Horton. Mr. marriage by her father, R. B. and Mra. Horton, Lawrtnc* Hor­ G r i f f i t h _____ Carter. Her only attendants will ton, and tretr g o a ts spent Mon­ ba her titters, Mr*. John day at taka Wales and at BokD irec to rs Vaughan aad Mrs. 8h*ll Schmols Towor. E M 8L both o f Tampa. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lsffler ra* Shell Schmols will act aa beat - - Flww* <M 1 • man for Mr. Miller. Mack Jack- turned Monday from Highlands, N. C. where they spent a vaca­ son of Tampa will be groonisThey sror* accompanied homo i, and Jay Hell of 8anford tion. their dsughUr, Lila, who haa ■»u Robert Carter, brother of hy been attending Laurel Falls Camp th* bride-elect, will bo u«h*ra. at Clayton, Ga. G iv e n F o r S is te r s I DELANO, Aug. * « . - (8p«W ) Driplt# admitted I o n s -«fi lor minion e yoor, *actu*iv», tout 190 unilerfraduato imai d«f«aao costa. Tabulation* o a tFs rank* of BtcUon Uni-, m r a llo a the** fact* were madb ■rally’* laat year'* student body,1 Public b r th* rvssarrh division rsaldstit W. & Allan stated too f tho Florida I|UI* Chamber of OamiMTVo k m today. Loan* r iYJNG tteny edeea, are yet -to be mad*. Ri udJea reveal Flcrida contnuU sta lin g Wt.BW .000 by tha Ar­ my. S 7 L 028.006 by (he Navy, 1430.000 by tb r Ctrl)- Aoraanw lira AdmlnUtratlnn. I1BAM.900 by the WPA. 11.004^)00 by the llRHA and 12,881.000 by Um TBA for dtfaara boosing, MOL. 000 and M 8S .000 for dofonao [raining, and | t .884,000 by ths lUconttructien Flnaneo Qoraaca- thlod Lm*m isaurad amounted to fW.SOT.OOO, and M s^ofenaa ewyonditarao | 3 0 ^ vane* rrgUtratleaS' and .derml-J lory raaervattooa At SMaan,' thal tteheon leader *t*t*d -“!«fcst Ot* Far tho fiscal year eaded Jon* inroad* of tie all-rat apbdt cf 10 , J040, loans amounted to < 12 .- •alistnient In- the armed - fa**** 89.1,000, loans insured W .l.njl,- and- tho'aakactivv aervln is g s lti I Mfontr have had- bat.tm al) sgocti naan- tho enradlment af'freafcmsB nlen and women.. • ‘ .-•,‘ " " 1 'Th* 100 8t*Uoa menwho either have enlisted or been draft e f dating th* summer c fte iiM s shoot one-thin! of the t l M V » •ollment at tho D*LmhI - taatta- F o r th e h v t vaesk o f A u g u s t o n ly . , t you m a y b u y a n y t fro m 9 W A J "to IliOOO.OO w ith o u t a n y c a sh dow n p a y m e n t on o u r r e g u la r lib e ra l t e r n s . a? 1 p r t-W » r mm 4m mm** %* tomorrow for West Palm Booth whar* tFey will mob* their future homo. Mr. Adams has boon in West Palm Boaeh for several month* la connection with, th* Atlantis Coast Lin* Railroad. Only to Idlers aad aaOora will Mr. aad Strong bo-pwoalttad cw -tbr-street* r rfc child M d r* ran, Maxine, Ktaeel, Jr., ta r that haurmAB civilian veht- and Bkhard, u f Hattiesburg, ________ _ d m aa well aa , civilian* Miss., ar* visiting her* aa guests bailed of Mra. Strong's brother and Tho edict, ordered kg President tietar-ln-law. Mis aad Mr*. T. B. Merfalgo, aloo forbad# publlo Mlddletoh. Mr*. ra. Strong la tha maetiag* of any aaturo Baby Middleton of Dou'J w a i t l D on't th in k a b ou t H u n til o s x t ■w o o it. . . t h s t Will b e tho ta ta ! N ow U th o tlm o to a c t! i*'i-.s- ’t - ^ ' * 4 ^■ Ir^.'lM iB wIB k n ' • • V .* « D e f e n s e A llo c a tio n * B ill B e c o m e s L a w WASHINGTON. Aug. IS — ( I ) - President Eaeeevelt signed ■ to luw Monday legislation pro­ viding ( T J I M M J 4 I far the aatien’e defense y ffe rl • tba. The measure appropriate. »«,- U M I M 4 I f a r the m m Army t During this podod lOalifonla was swarded coaUada ASUNCION, Paraguay, Aug. 86 — UP)~ Th# government de­ creed Monday night a 10:00 P. M. curfew for tha capital follow­ ing discovery 'o f a aubveralv* tending to upoat publlo or- tsttkse iilM tfiii ^ n | m totaling m i im PAGE THREE [Property Damaged aad aao- S222T.f33&jS!?e (WHO®! • • i —ww,We^wv . (OBUTMt (M l w ort. 1jghtnirt* ill no» ! . i KI.FX TROt I TF.I) \tiir By WindsFloods i > MIAMI, __ ___ _ Paul. 4.*. « a A c t i v i t i e s Are Told At Meeting flicker* in night in hutch K:»«.t FRF. C A S U A L !* -. Amlrexv Sarasota’s Defense lf „ ,, Body Draxx’s Budget ' ' iilfare Bolls Add -----* 1HH) Beneficiaries CarraxVay TO SKI.I. ’FM, TKI.I. KM- WINES - GINS - LIQUORS 'I BILL'S PA CK A G E M O R E VI v American-Made I’lane Saves British Ships BEAUTIFY YOUR lIOMi WITH Fresh Pre-Cuoled Flowers From Pippin Gardens, Florist Florida (srnduatcH Go Into Reserve M00NLITE IN N W IN E- BEER - DANCING a Roosevelt To Speak To Nation Labor Day .*.* 1■“1■■ ■ .' w. WASHINGTON. Aog. 20.—UP) — President Roosevelt will make Labor dajr radio sddrrss to the nation. It was announced Mon- The speech will climax an hourlong coaat-to-coait program be­ ginning at noon (E. S. T.) ami will be tarried over all networks. Th# Labor Day observance pro­ gram, arranged by the Office for Emergency Management, al­ so will include an address bv BrlMlnister of Labor Bavin, speaking from London. Other addresses, originating from New York to Hollywood, win be made by President Green of the American Federation of *V! Jsmes Carey, executive see ratary 0f the Congrass of In­ dustrial Organisation!, and OPM Assodata Director llUlmtn. Jap an ese C h arge P r im e Only 4 More Days BEFORE DOWN PAYMENTS GO UP (That Is, Only Four More Shopping Days T il Then) -r? y Prepare for Winter Comfort Now WITH A NEW 1942 FLORENCE OIL HEATER WINTER COMFORT at Low Cost with the new . . . That M in is t e r L ie d about British and United State* efforts to keep peace with Japan, end defiantly declared nothing woald halt the southward course e f this Asiatic empire. Tba entire press attacked Ul’a promise of aid to the 8tatos if. attempts to .*■ espsnelen were nor accomplished peacefully. Tb# emasnrathr* newspaper Nkhl Nlchl mid that Instead of try-tag to keep pease, Britain and tb* united States were disturb­ ing tho peace ef Asia by tiding tba Chiaag KaLSkek regime. “What Churchill said about MOMfttl settlement Is nothing M I M f H#,* th* newipeper FLORENCE CABINET OIL HEATERS On the Amazingly Low Terms of DOWN $100 NAMED PILOT OFFICER CLEARWATER, Aog. 58?* American E s ,i. 89 1 B. A. P. In Bag li ” parvnta Monday. 1 WEEKLY SL- FLORENCE • .f N o In te r e st N o C a r r y in g C h a r g e Cabinet Oil H e a t e r Here’s T ops’ Aming The Famous Florence Cabinet Heaters! W h en th e n ew ■oars snip i u xa n im MIAMIAN Hf |e*n»lnlr.| I'rr.o ! day U-4 ht* X\*'| High wlndii .ind lltMHl xa.it»'i'd Jcompany p.d«* euiMofi property tlumuge y«<wtiar ^'d**d t»» r were co-hostessess at the meeting Jd*jr if? the rjiet.1x\ httr rain fell in • b"dv ^"t\< plae.-d i of tha Truth Seekerev CUu of the irtRlInirtet rm w Page <t*«) | *hi iwrr < or th'inder«tortii4 o\i'r,C*r mm -ui I \) t, , First Methedlet Church on Mon­ E. <EL B’;»i!y I nid«t i»f the nation jt"it. He will . *np| day aftemon at Mrs. Chapman’s Prrsihiu \V A. IWIl^r. who | At lea«t «'it man du-d an,! .M 'mu! «■ nlriu'iru home on West 19th Street. prtsidr*! it the nireting. anMrs. John Veughn, presided jj nouiY?T’l h:»t tho nryarmMtinn of [ |HTB«'IIA wet,, milled l»> ;| vxm l | .Btorm W I4 * swept f r.m » t i ft over the meting and named a ' th* 5*ri' ol»» (\»unty Health l*rnt “late art a .irnur I I’htlud* Itdint. | nominating committee for the bo. n -e*t lip um) woulil kfo in­ xxhere utreum - **f xx.it election of officers for the com' had to aff«»? wh•*n the next fii*c*il your tieep poureil thr** u*h ing year. The committee i* a* fol­ •) Ootobor AM nocesiuiry (.ami- loxx no, |v t« lows: Mr*. Martha Moffilt. Mrs. begin* funda f t tho unit have boon up- |»«'rtr»l the vai»r%t J. B. Crawford, and Mm. R. F, L -!^ . -Sist* yrui iooai depart in year a. ansi thr Crenshaw. I rnirnU. Mis. T. JL Wilson gave a re­ w It Wit* ilocttloil, t«» «timulnte in rific bloxvA in I, n port on the painting of the eUis' trrwt 1n the C'hamhor of Com WnikHu idJfe, \ room at the Methodivt Orphanage nitre*, t«» have niontMy mootinir^ nuncton. I•*■! and Mm. 1. I). Martin offrrrd to to vrhi- h ih»* entire membership xaeti* amu "li* d "Instirti’ri' I’ltis Nervier pore than l.*» p< i n . w.i» m • MiAtl.tim donate bed spread, and dresser would "• invitetl A nrogrnm i u r a ^ l . covers. 1 .T .- t n Ah I would arrmiQiNi unit a mifinpa# Kli'.i-n aiip lim . wefe | lt k- *, ,,, . Mm. John Vaughn ted de­ fission A-Milti N* helil Prrvnuittly. votional, at the meeting and Mm. ther^ h » be#*n 114%regular •chrtlule Sat the iluP.mt Hitp'iit :n \\ .|mmk - - — XUKNTY ^ ^ I». Martin gave a reading, “This u£ meeh,*rt fm- the gm eni) mem. t.m and uiiU Ins I* Mtl, l llitM . M my Father7, World ' berthip, *aiift. ‘ \kr%, H. P. rrrnthfttr rrmf nr•olutioiw for Mm. O. J. Pope, written hy Mm J. II. Crawford, Mm. W. P. Chapman, and Mrs. Crenshaw. Kcfrchmcnt* were scrvi-tl by the SARA m »TA. Aug J»» |S |ifhostess to the following Mm. R. F. Crenshaw, Mrs. .1 11. Craw­ rial)-— ^1 he- finance committee .if JACKSONVIl I.K. \ug Jii th« 8 « r.iMita ('ounty Defence ford. Mrs. John Vaughan, Mm. ore than :*nn l>. It, I irinrt. . Council Mondny pre*ent«*«l itw pro L-A Nettie Tillis, Mrs J F\ Riser, went a.itlf.1 In Fbi'iiln'- publit Mrs. M. E. Moyr, Mrs. C A. Pon­ poBe^ budget t*» the Sam«otA a«i,lan rc progmiii in Atiuti.l, ill* An Ad County i "mmi»*ion, cnMing for der. Mr* I. D. Martin. Mrs. U G. It was rrpi'itt .l Monday t>> St it.' Swingle, Miss Darhura Kdcnfirtd. the txpenditure ef |7 IM hetwx*en Welfare ( ‘oiiimi“Aionet ('•dung Mrs. WalUr Clark. Mr-. W It now *r.t Oft I. 19 4J ton. Dent »< W Powell anil Brnwn W. R. Eden field, Mrs. C. R. 'Lard. Carrying out Gove'nor ILd Mr, J. u. Griffin, Mm W. J. Austin, committee member^, ex lantl’x recent Hintructiena to ex David, Mrs. A. I). Shoemaker, plained that th>A inrluited I ’JIIH paml the w«-1f n p m g r t m i m FREE UKI.IX F RY _ |*lls • K ' t Mrr. I. I. Gee, Mr- W p. Chap­ nrefloudx approvetl hy the ('ily line with inrr.n«ed legiAlntive ouncil anil the romnii*xion fni •Ppropriuti- HA ('mlnngt n -»il man. Mr*. Tom William-, Mr- J W llarkry, Mm. J. (J Wait*. repair* nnd alteration*. ti» the Le new trn.'HiHn.A ndtled aa.-*. Mix. T. R. Wilson, .\|r, Martha ^ion CnliM-iim. which Iiojai-a Com- 111! dependent chiblren ugt I l**it XV. FIRST STHKF r Muff itt, and .Miss If civil ('haprnan. oany li i f the Florid» l>efon?r aritl 2H liliiul Fore#. Thia brought the t*«t:% I muni*, t of Fhiralu reeipient* of nol w o r m l>HOI* BH\NCIIE 8 giantB to H.T'Jl pt '-.'M*, he *1* WASniNCiTOS. Aug. Jrt. -OT) _Tbt Cs'df(fls, FTorMfl and AIa - rlarrd, of XA^om .IS.jrttl ix-eeived ane aa«iA(um'«*. T'.mh) were in hatns r-xilnmd nntl the Seaboard nkl fhe depA’nxbiii rtiblri-n cIiiA-ofi Air bln*' Railway Company a»kLISBON, Portugal, Aug. 2ft._ cation anil Jdl 1 henefitteil iinil. r C/P)—Thirteen Briti-h merchant­ •xd t*« Inter ,tatr Ciimmvrcc Com- «tate aiil to the hlunl 'nltslon M.m.lay for authority to men arrived In this neutral port ......... . m f i n : ; \»; f:s un. i u m : \ i . ht Momlay with thsnk, to a lone itandon *-,» bianchrs cstrmllng American-made plane for their from Tallahnascv to rsrrnbcll**, X X . I’lHST STHKKT— 1*114IN I T.Vs-M survival out of a convoy of 20 18..T7 milr,. and frmn Havana to "X\e XXIri1 Kltitvcrn Kv»-ry« Utfre" ships and a tug harassed by a Kast Qinuy. 11.3 miles, all in ^ ___ _ four-day running iltack ty Gor­ Florida. CAINKSVII.I K. Aug man plane* and U-boats off 8 UBM MtINF. LAUNCHED Spain. PORTSMOUTH. N . II, Aug. (>P)— Nim- fnivi<rsily Non 1'nilcr X Now Tha remainder of the convoy >8.—(/fs a month ahead of schc- da graduati-, have liven in • Xliinaut-pt: it' snd an escorting corvette were lule, thr new Navy submarine ed for *ervii • in the F. S »» reported sunk at night by sub­ Finlack « n launch*,! Momlay reserve, it v. ii“ nrinmirteeil M l.ttriilvtl nut of Stiuftiril un tin* N * w * nyiiia il> .u-li <luy by I.ieut t mnm t* K l marines when the protecting befora a rrstrictcd crowd of na­ it-mi. itt. plane could not go aloft to spob val offin-r, anti yartl workmen gett, officer vkbn hun »'bii»r* the attackers. »t the I’ortammith N*vy Yard- Interview* at the umver^itv Thirty more mm. lie *nnl. Th# survivors arrived a, em­ Mra. Adolphua E. Wataon# wife enlist J bodied evidence to offset the of the ri>man<ler of the fourth under c«»n*nb’i:»!i.m f"r With *qtifir»r tfitt Mino widely quoted Sunday claim of naval district. Rear ArtmTAJ)-Arlnmtt mr m d-hipn.-n „ <«>•.» •by the Ihiyttuifi lieurh Hillhilli. s #»r*' the German-trtrh command thst W st•• n, of the Philidslphla they efinplrh- v.,,t.ii.-.l i-.t.ii « 81 merchant ships totaling 122,Ysnt. was the sponsor. or qualify m ..th.-r rv.pvtl. 000 tons and thrre of their naval Navy guardians had been sunk out uf s Gibraltar-bound convoy. Mr*. W. P. Chapman, Mrs. Tom T s k phono 148 Williams, and Mrs. F R Mitehel LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor • E H IF 0 1 D HERALD, HAN TURD FLORIDA ** TOKYO, Aug. 24.—UP)—Tho •a ra g u a y G u a rd s Mra. J. O. Adams, Misa Martha Adoom. Miss UBIon Adam* Japanese charged today that A g a l n r t D i s o r d e r aad John Adams will laavs Prim* Minister Churchill lied • pSraon* wer# killed the gay when an automobllt a eow on the highway SO mtlo* tooth of ferry ■Say more live* will have <f aa*rtfW*d before m m k don* about thl* deplorCAMET rumor* a t there bagome warden Ir least*. That'* the way S all get aecuKlomi'i' ta and action* of nne then we. gaL an a i bet. a all to do ever again, law*. Thera may b> Spcial A n d Personal Activities ar « Approaching Urn* of ichool; Yesterday's prlc* of grain m g o v e r n m e n t r e g u la tio n s g o in to e f f e c t S e p t 1 st y o u h a v e to p ay 20% B uy now w h ile o u r e a s y p a y m e n t p la n a t, .i .l*l. / i n e f f- et c t . 1a w ill d o w n o n a U O il H e a t e r s . F •, X - ‘ ' ' o f 95c ' . D ow n an d $1 a W eek is » W e h a v e m a n y H e a t e r a i n s t o c k . W e ’l l t a g o n e f o r y o u a n d d e liv e r w h e n you sa y . MAHER FURNHIRE CO. teleph o n e S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A v R ;> i5 (■ \ V X ifV T J ■ <• -r • . v i- *'■* • • i.• : » i ' i n . in w ry �\ r ^ W m w m I mm M * JIM J . . M ■ - * 1 1 nT ■■■ - i v **\t A .*1V of tha erew of tbo Plnnlah niter dock, at New York, connection with tho Mata which swept their vessel. The two steward • M t, Ulla Grenman (left), IS, and Ann! Gronston. 43. asleep what the Are broke out, w en eroused In time to escape. The first mat* was LA ICELAND, Aug. 2fl —(Special)—With College' is pushing construction of its new buildings on the w est campus. Students are now pouring foundation sretiona and erecting wan forms" for the fe. T. Roux library, tho third u n it of the project. Construction of throo seminar buildings la practically complete and A ' ***• ** landscaping of grounds about the pi has been started. Students aro continuing to make the. coquina blocks usod in the structures. Annkr Pfeiffer Chape), seen In the background, Is the ‘first unit of the project being - constructed mainly by student laborers who aro paying for their rdueation with their earnings. BySTANL THE OLD HOME TOWN H B IB M e * T O Q .c r n a v , . /S H O C K S ! - I D L IK E T O M CH U CK M Y J O B AMD SPEN D T H E R E S T O F M Y L I F E T R A V E L IN T O FA R O F F L A l(b S ^ O H ! MY** ^ ^ T H A T OLD ( t-a±r .‘o •Utton w htrt n tn b tr t of tbo m w of tbo Flwiiih boning w a d one-half milt above the George Wash* I 4,0(4-ton vessel had been h«ld In port by tha U. 8. MiUaaa, second sUp fire in New .York jrttaln a weak. C A f//o t VIIPUAJ H fiLSlN K I 1s A in, ■ 1OH a ll IV B W ANTED; H N 6R A P A*«.TO MOSCOW ,-ti « A lanreiw �7 * TUESDAY, AUGUST W, 1941 PAGE f iv e * rnvt kfit (litdtr for eaih. Don Mead Boots: Southerner Clips CARD .DYNAMO Home' 3 Winners'Qualifying Score Saratoga Track To Tie Old Record EARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y» Anr. ( t - M V - D m Meade's rMin-r eras the restart* of a raln-nWlcd racing program here Moniliy n* Ho hooted home three winner* on • raven-race rani. After .Korins with Hackle and Stnrr of Paduin in the first an.I third rue*, Mru.lu -brought home J. f. W U n iift Imn Shot, the ouUM.r I ' l thrce-horsi* field, t« win the fratured Marine purse. Iron Shot, rcortmt hi* firrl vl(rain7 in 1 :W 1-3 to finl*h a ahead of E. I>. Aston’* l, Itala OrmrnU which was a M favorite, flinelin Stock farm's RA 2nd trailed IS length* firther back after jumpins into nn early lead. Iron Shot, starting slowly, more*! up fast nn the harkstrrtch #ud took ciimmanl going around 'The turn to win eased u v ’. . f h H $S In the miituel betting, which was limited to a “win" pool. FBAR '(>• Snuihwot vjti*M#r ' l >1 o f H r r t ln n IS. T o w n J'l So u th . 23 lir it ln l'» C h a in # l U * t NnM hw vat tN »rn *r o f v» ,— t g u a r f r iN W l.4 > Q u a r t e r ( H W 1 -4 ) - It h » r » i g u a r l r r t S W 1 -4 ) H S#«-ll»»n Id, r u n l U a l n K «, S m i t h !•» 1* t 'h n ln n . l i lin k # . N o rth 20.10 •in# iK ir t p lin f fro m tha i OMAHA. Auk. 2 «—t f l - S t e wnrt (Skipjfy) Alexander, of BurIin-ton. N. C., a lanky Southerner with n same as deliberate as hia drawl yesterday set a new com­ petitive eour*e record with a flreumler r»r (57, giving him n onestroke lead at the end of the first qualifying round for tre United Stales amateur golf championship. lie lied the frconl for the beft single qualifying round In 45 na­ tional -tournaments ret hv D. 'sArr$t; d'-iincnuC Philadelphia in ITT3I. ----The 23*ycar-ol.| former Duka Wniversity star, present Southern ch impinn ami winnrr of the North-South Amrtrur champion­ ship nt pinehurst, N. C-, cut four -trokcu off par on the outgoing nine holes on the Omaha Field Club course with a 32 and trinanjed one more coming back In 35. • lirffin as lin k# lU « t o f M O P p tile. S < lo o ts VARPirtALS APPKA8 EMCNT r J K M IJ It a N . J H 9 A# H i'o ft n l l l a a l « r > YOTIfK OK UlOPTIOtl 1 u t r i . or* 4’i.tkiuuA t ot > T t o r ' i MiMii.r. 1 “ \V11• •VI I T H A T r o N C K R N : N‘ * II. * K IS IIK f lK M V f lIV K N t * . t »t,. iim U r« U in o « 1 >1A It T M K I I O It* M " h I S in t e n d * m a p p ly I n th # '* • t the t 'lr e u it t 'o u r l f o r t h e * N in t h I u d 'f i . t I C l r . u l l Of F l o r i d a I n i • '• I S r i i t l n n l# I'w u n ly *t th e | • i n ' II one* in S .in fo n t. S e m ln o la • •unit F l o r i d * . Nt la A. SI an t a ' <-t .'tlh . 1 * 1 1 . hv |»r1 1 1 Inn. f o r . «.ti*|.il#»n n f 4 m lttfir c h i l d utv* | »hr it a m - o f .Step hen A n t h o n y j II *t»fklh ' SI A ll V SI KI t o IIO lH lK IN. I |I p The Time To Buy Your Used Car — W hile Easy Terms A r e Still Available Ole-MAO GAaJG * CHUNGKING, Aug. Wt -( A 1 _ Pllme Minister Churchill's disclosore that the United Rtatrs was trying to obtain « settlement with Jipan stirred Chinsrn fear* of an Asialie appeasement, possibly at w hine's npHfc*. Aorr,A STRICKLAND MOTORS of •fde n r r t R MAurwirya*, CAd PlA-f I figsr at wen atr»(e / THE BEST IN L IQ U O R S tW r 0 t ' AfRAlO - • vUpdf Atf it 'W M W fee V to n I J OOTf iBtO IP YOUR TASTE DEMANDS • lh a P fo r t h r a r t f’n r n e r o f t h * N n r t h w W t t jim r tfr (.N\V 1 |) »*f th # S*>uthw ##t g m r lr r t H W 1 - 4 > ..f I ho S*»*nhwo»t Q u a r t e r t S W 1 - • > «»f »h.- «.in| Meet Io n l i . lh#n«*o ru n \\ •••! S IS fo rt t h f iu - r So u th !j! f r a t . th e n c e Km I t a i fre t, t h r n r r N o r t h 2SJ foot 1 T IL A t T 3 T h r \\e « t • *S c h a i n * o f t h r N « *rth w r« t Q u # i t» r (N Y S 1-41 of th r n o rth w rrt Q u a rte r IN W I t i ..f S r r t l 'i n 22. Torn nwhlp ?# s . u t h . r n n « r 31 K « < i it . r # * a m l m . r p t lM K |tr|||ll At t h r N o r th w r » ( 1 ’i ir n r r o f »*lt| S e r i T2. r u n ih rttrr S o u th ; ;h r h s l n i , lh c a « > N«*rlh to I s ir r tr v 3# S lin u t # # K .u t S .11 •• IfiW ln ir d o o c r lb * 4 Into, pl4h-«n l».tr«rU o f la n d a llu a t o In «:<iunly, k’lo rld a . l u - w l t : IL U T I T>»# N oM hw aat ••i ••r < N W M ) of lh « • gu aru r (H \V 1-41 1 1 0 dirrcR U Asr / car Ja»u*jf IS id -m e . 530 CUSS 1i*ij StA lod a .•S C O T C H E S • W IN E S , ‘*- DeLand Red Hats Set New Record For Double Flays BE SURE TO VISIT N IC K ’S Package Store MEltCUIlY FOItUOH SEDAN WINTER HAVEN, Aug L’H rwcnnl fur d.nihlv plnys in n single *rn»uii in ( ln«* I) baseball was clslmnl tmlay •nr Dctaiml nf the Florida Slate .n,t llnler'e.l Illle J,||l lUJ l.cagu wl ieh run Ita total to IM. ,>f | sole A UK<1*1 A I* I SII. Peter Schaal, league secielary. II I' IIKll.NlMlN sakl the previous Class l> rrcnnl I'lrrk N lnlh J m lie ls l I'lr eu lf f 'iiu r i, Se n iiii.tie I ' . i u n l y . kMowas IfO double plays rn-dlted to Martinsville, Va.,of the Ili State league In IIH game* in 13 17. Del.iml nrnict'cd its total in 1IU games and la* until I ale.r Jay, when the league *en«on clones, to nd.l to Its reenril. The team Is In second place.* We.* rnnimell is pianagrr. (A^ —A new «ia a a a p o n u u t i t n A scsaa i l r r . i r r a iw . n t y . t . n r ). » . » , I 'l . r i . f . . . , , )« u , t.K H T K II I* I'.-l. \ N H t . are reO i i l r e n t o tie anil ip p rar nernrs i h * N 'l o t h J i n l i . i • «*•>.-. i l l I ' t . u r t . S e m in .ile IS n tn li K I . t I.I. i , .*» n a n f e r n . S l e r l .V * e n I l .e « l li .l« r “* l l e t n l i e r A |1 I '* • . in ,I ll.e li ami t h e r e i n . I k e n n - n . r l e I lie l . l l l n l e m i | i U l i i l wwlill.t*. .1 .is.iin .I jn u n lh e rw l.e a .l.-.I.e I"'. l.'ll fr S .n w i l l I... e n l . I * .I . . M r t l n . l i ' * n l l I* I n r l l . . . .* I . r e . l lli. il llli* „ r , l . r I.e |*111.1 .I.. >1 In T I " * K .in fo ril H e r Alii .1 new -|. Il» r l.n l.ll.I.e .l In S e m lll, 'le 1‘n iil. li. S’li. r lil • i-uee A w ee k lo r ti.n r . ...... . . i l l l e w eeka II A A and coojHi r a t c ^ i^L. - PACKARD KORDOR SUDAN • -TJatM lKLUNK ~ -H F lo r k fA V C o n s u m p tio n NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE GASOLINE and yon can by R ettin g the bent mileage pos­ sible from your present car. Drive In now and get our STATION W AliltN I9 < U RED KEYING CtOUD SEDAN 1939 G a in s TARTAIIASSER, Aar- 2* — We have jiurt neenred the nervleen o f,^ fac­ tory trained enrbaretor and Ignition Itinc-up man (Jimmie Mlnuhlnl) bm nn added service for our civttomera. I*o ld I 4 KOltDni, (/P)— Florida’s gasoline con.uinptkm for July made a substantial ingrease over June, Comptroller I.re said Monday in announcing nJ.4S3.459 gallons were sold dor ing July. A ll t h e s e The total ailes reperted to Uee compared with 32,141,020 gallons In Juno 'and 2R.029.37B gallons in July of 1*40. cars have b een R e c o n d it io n e d a n ti a r e G u a r a n te e d Prices lik e These Can’t Last Long! — They rtfil not Indud# 8,207.730 gallons delivered to U. 8. govern­ ment agencies in thu state and 570,477 gallons used In aviation. 40 M oro Cnrn o f vnrioti.s m ake* anil iiualrls at y iur ow n p r ic e .. W e sell th e bcHt and junk tin* *.v.il. LEGAL NOTICES We guarantee to nave you money with a com plete motor tune-up aenrket m ivrn j f o i n a i . c tw rv t r i-ntNT, s a a iv tia .•* • * * ’ ’ •TATM o r rLOR 104. I* C*4Nam r. oho nit o r rtm ucA T joR . NTATM .o r r u n tut) A: TO L H ; r u n p. DvUANirr. u c«rw •< in M rs. • Everything electrical ftr the automobile. • Electric Motors rewound and repaired. • Starter, gdherator, Ignition & magneto MAGNOLIA AYE. . TELEPHONE 1Q1 C la ssifie d A d v e r tis e m e n ts 40U H A LK SERVICE W . M . C a r t s r , A j iW n , B < S A N F O R D -Fla. 10!) PALMETTO AVENUE T E L E P H O N E 12H By LTTA KKTT HiYA,0«PIH80M a.#Ln s d o r r A fiV A P w fi OF QUCTNS OAOC r— T O B H o e c /^ c — 1 ^ 71 6 . THATShHAnHfy || T U N */ITS THR e- YD ADhil^AiS r TH ff/A W I O faoeriS .'W A T S HUmV TWftYSAVIHEVGfi L oiOGuai toignos OF'OUTZS, AND MW CAMS OUT to PKlCNOS PA U L V lH liZ E f2 I HONEV . R O- B I N S...O -N _a -■*. DARLING SEfflO U -.'-A N D ■m efras i O n. | 8 (a | ‘J 5. 3 alee. <21 A . 4M. 1 gasol.ra fnblo lu| oaa. FORD MERCURY & LINCOLN DEALER N o rth CsrnUaa. ll Appearing trnm Iks sworn bill at complaint filed la that aer— A N G E L ’S ln eaase. wtitreln Mt-UA F. O-t M B r . la p l a l n t l i r . a n d y fAt. IJ S S EA T SH ACK T iai P. D e U A N K T . a r e d e t e iu ta a t. H i a i y n u a r * a r e s id e n t o f A r M , 8a a f« u Avenue ju st Oft 01 N ir ih iM r o lln a . th a t y o a r a d d ro a a Geneva Avenue la I n r a n o f M r s . W. M. C aste r stw m '. v worn range* IH up, I kerosene n* film, 1 nice, water healer 110 -OlT A wood huartrra. Horn for bargnlna. Green’s F ull Oaa Scrrleo Actum F r w Pool O fllra 8KE OUR Rinat hop | at 110 E. P in t SU 13 Ihrougb Aug. Lord, Phone 4108. ’ >1ISCELLANMQUs 4PMDY • P A ra Auto Paint ■tealght. WB HA VS a meet ef blcycloe and TH E LO N E KANGKR S T R A N fig b y FR A N S T R IK E D �I k- e t JKTI _ ,D. HANFORD, ■■■■iibateHHiBi th N e g r o W ffl P ! » y 2 10:48 Life and tha Land P i a n o s A t O n e T i m e 11:00 Kate Smith Speaks le a r n e d S t a t e A u d it o r 11:18 Swing Your partner "L ittle Jack litT u .” M PD pl- 11:30 Doc ScUere True TA'LArtAflSKE. .Aog. 2«^Stories {/Py—Bryan Willis, of Talbhasssc, ■nJst, wffl prsssat his third pro­ «a« appointed State auditor gram th it ja e r Bandar a t the 11-/45 Our Cal Sunday Monday, tuccccding W. M. (Bill) Shlh-h Baptist Church on Thir­ 12:00 UP News Wamwrlght, who has Laid tha teenth Btreat. During the pro­ 12:10 Muaic-il Interlude gram ha will plar two pianos at 12:15 Checkerboard Time offkc four years. 12:30 Dance Time * Wainwright’s realination, sub- oh# time. The program wffl begin a t 4:00 12:45 Read of Life •* mitteil Jsq. 8, was accepted by P. M and ■ pedal n s t s wffl ba 1:00 Young Df. Melons Governor flollind, effective Aug. rtserrad fa r whlta persona. 1:15 Joyce Joplan 31. 1:30 New Smyrna Varieties Willie, who was Stats auditor 1:48 Merry Go Round - * during the term of Governor 8:30 Report to tha Nation 2:15 Tne ScLlsu J.Thnlti from 1033 to 1937, hae 8:00 G ia n Miller 2 2 3 UP News bc*n auditor of the State teach­ 0:15 Public Affairs er’* retirement fund during the 0:30 Juan Arvixu 2:30 Renfro Valley l^otks lari four years. lie fprrnrrly J:«6 News of the World - A ~48 Children- Alaw Are People Bvcd'Tri W ferT’sim 'w lscK Wsln- 10:00 Las Brown urcnsslfs wright formerly lived in Stsrke. 10:80 Michael Lortog Orchestra 2:65 Press News 3:00 Songs of Cheer and Com­ 11:00 IJtotan Weils, news fort 11:05 Teddy Powell Orchestra Kaffir is an Arable 3:18 Accent on Movie' 11:30 Bob Crosby meaning unbeliever. • 3:45 Burl I .T a lla h a s s e e M a n I s THIS CURIOUS WORLD *By a m i a P. m w m Central Press Columnist COULD Russia cooeelrahly ba transformed Into a democracy T ’ Is it imaginable that It bsUaree U IS one now T • ' Have President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill some H F y - ------- sort of ft lurktog notion th a t I maybe they ao* -wo? Stalin Into a genuine demo* era IT Is th at o n e of th a th in g s th s y want to confer with him about, to addition to conferring with him relative to ■ w a rtim e poli­ cies? These q u a e * - (tons are being asked to Washing* .ton and maybe to London, too. Even those who ask them don’t answer themselves very bettering* ly to the affirmative. Nevertbetoaa, It sounds odd to hear such queries understandable 'h y the world democracies’ leaders deem It .Wtee to aid tha Muscovites all they can to tha Utters* fight with tha Axis. Their opinion Is that their Imperative first considerslion is to sea Kerr Hitler's and Signor Mussolini's types of totalitarianism destroyed, leaving Bolshevism to ,bs worried about later on. 11 All the same, numerous suggsa* Iona have been mads that Joe Stalin's system is due to ba an ex oasdlngly difficult Institution to ba democratically dealt with after the .war, assuming the Nazis' and Fash Bonding conflict. Jos, on th at supposition, having been vary help. ful to 'am. It'll bo hard for the da* <>” mocrades to resume being dead against him. aa heretofore, and yet .they certainly won’t like Bolshe■tyismeany better than ever they did. ’ But suppose th a t Joe fttalin him' 'aelf and the reet of the BolehevUd - have, In the meantime, become da* / m a ts Freest Msacrw Perhaps it’s only wishful think*' ig, but it’s a fact that hints have sen coming from Moscow lately sat are democratically favorably Tha Soviet folk manifestly are' Ifhty appreciative of their aUL n all possible Untied states LON6 A 0U 6A B O O OP O C EAN T R A V E L E R S , ACTUALLY A R E RECORDS . 6 H O W N O I N C R E A S E IN S A L E S T u r in g * m a r c h a n d S e p t e m b e r .. coca. i»» svsSe lapses, aa. “ l *.».»»f.**v.’ A A o e rr /V .O V ie S T A R S } HAVH t h e ££TTER. ■ IN T H E IR . NAM E. Dr. Otte Glaser, acting president of Amherst>Collegi College, Amherst, Mato!, la showni with fUs bride. the farmer b bride, Dr. Dorothy Wrench of Oxford, England, after their marriage hi >oda Hi ’ “Mass. — Woods Bole, The new Mrs. Glaser is now a chemistry professor at Smith College. RADIO NtfWS Wa Deflver, BA G G ETTS L iq u o r S to r e Mather A rad* -i WDBO id Today Brevities Tonight's Program* 1 00 Bisebsl. Scores 8:18 Morning Devotions <5 0J Supper Hour 8:3n Jlmmv Barry, song* r 11 Youth New* 8:48 T o m T W News, who mado it 103 percent 8 20 II. P. New* o .-oo Diana Draw newspaper by m .rrj:.ig rviwrtel i 0:33 Second II unband 0.08 Black and Whlta notes John O’Donnell, also of tbs News.I 7 ini E xrurdrni la Helenes Doris is tha only woman who 7 15 Sports Reporter is «•signed to presidential train 7:25 Sam Cuff the "Face 0:38 Farater Dan’s Program trips aa a straight news reporter. War” 0:48 Woman of Coorago i She has gone ao asany times that 7-10 Time Out For Dancing 10:00 Daytona Beach Varieties even tiny Doris, five years 7:63 Elmrr Davis and tho .News 10:18 UP New* has protested. * L K 00 Wc tho Pcoplo 10:30 A t H o ae W lth Bally Mar. Siii SEJ- MAGNETO REPAIRING Authorized Service ft Distributor for: Bosch, Elsemann, FairBanka Morse, Scintilla A Wleo.* Bring your magneto troubles ta ua far grosspt serv­ ice. . -,j . -. ** Specialized A u to m o tiv e S e r v ic e J3 a 4 U -IT W . Ow trm l A v ^ , 'M O UN TA IN C A N A R IE S ' H A /tt A O C ta A £ X 3 S A N D VVEkSH S & V £W AA H U AJO O £E> M O U A /C & . ANSWER: True. "Mountain canaries" are those faithful old burros used by mining prospectors. Tha name probably came from their singing bray, so different from that of a canary. Reporter Tells How Women W riters In Nation's Capital Get Articles By BIORID ABNB WABHINOTON. Aug. 28-<A’)| —"Members and Press Only" is | a forbidding sign which appears in Pisces In tha capttol. One is besids a privets elevator to the SsnaU floor and rslltry . The other flanks an elevator to the House floor and gallery. Newspaper men taka that privi­ lege abe».)l-mlndedly. But it’s uiitually with a gulp that a wo­ man reporter takes her first ride. It was V iy back In 18V) that the first woman writer sat in the Senate gallery. Now 01 years later, woman are still much In tbs minority. Of 842 persons ad­ mitted to the press gallerias only 88 era women. The women have every privi­ lege tha men enjoy, except tha old "back room" gathering at the day’s and when men cronies of press and Congress collect for a .............. That could m4an tha women d already to would miss stories hut they get l u m th it around It by more persistent use Oumansky out from ton of the phone and f a s t I’ve never from his Washing Wi rters ever since tha Neste heard a trained woman reporter I their attack on Ms hams complain that any government of* and It became apparent to flcial "hold out" Just bfcause aha that our sympathies generally • on his side of the campaign, ire that ho hadn’t p is f ld f c t •really the adage. “Toil a woman, lidty. Now X (and ev en aor* teU tha world.” Once they do, they Undent In tha capital) gat get a special loyalty from their news contaste. Thera are many waya of doing it, but here’s an example from Ned Brunson Harris, one of the bi)d there's aenroely n page Umt isn't emphasise Russia OS a da* faw woman to have headed a metropolitan paper’s Washington A quotation from tha Maaoaw bureau. wapaper, I rv satis. was Uhistm* Ned bad been tipped ta a nawe -a, M directly followed oooclu* bomb by a grouchy senator who its of tha Russo-Britten pact. swore bar to secrecy. Than a rep* This agreement, said Irveetla, aa re tentative called to tell her U s etad, "puts both great countries same story. Bhs played dead pan tha same camp o i democratic to Ua second call. lions devoted to the notes Maal Than tha representative told tha the destruction of tha moat par* m a to r he’d Ulktd wlU M a t Tha tour roe of humanity, culture Spaa tog h it tha sailing with “Sot n il's special mesasgs U Ceag tX S S & c S E K : Idsnt denounced demeaug f | Uon to tha Angie-Amerteqm a mint as an b elts Urn ta 1 to extend N ad conquest “V American Hemisphere.” ble tips. There are about 180 won porters in tale town—from college graduates ta frftU : MeDougsl of tha Phlladsipt coni,- who looks the grand but won’t toil her age. Boas ly exist on gossip letters u town papers. Buf tome get to chauffeur driven can . . 4 •JW)' «-- 1 4 '7 ' %* - or those are with tha gotW Often they shift because oaa real handicap which Wi ton woman reporters mm common with lis te n hi cities- Editor* still assign tl news • torise to men, and i A IR -C O IvD IT IO IM E D fiP th . sodaMUty of Urn is across Behring air* 8143 mm ■*• y «r-'* ‘ -- * / > ‘ f l.-, a g/ <5 ift-r-V v i * * >••'- v i STO RE �! •t Sanford Is The Only Central * Florida City Affording Rail, Highway, And W ater T ra n s p o rta tio n n k w efa fu k AUGUST 27. 1941 FIX3HIDA, Veterans Told S io k e i-A re Red Escape Attempt Seen Sea Freedom <a D is p u te s O n R u s s ia n t A nd P r o je c ts B r itis h ft Is • '. B y S a id vfco.7 N avy W in e d E n g lis h O ut F le e t K dispatches B r i t a i n ’s s c r . - r x » King: Inspects His Sea Defenses from T eheran. Iran ca pita l, report­ e d th a t Britain aad Buaala Tallin, Finnish Gulf Town, Set On Fire, Presumably By So­ viet Russia’s Arm y Germany Reports Winning Battle Over 40,000 Prison-, ers Said Cajftured By Invading: Force MT BOm* said bo felt that A#«r kaa cltlten* generally "condemn ea ualuatlffchT* and unpetrfMic" tba United SUtaa concur thlpmcnt* to Vladlvoetok. eT L lL lhvert ** Mtd ha would leave any *1 ■ant 4f this to Tokyo. PreeUent Roeaavelt »»w W j the «Pederal Shipbuilding lbar* could ho no * • * ] M>4. °!7 Company plant tarday that an orgnnlxetion campaign iw lw d sy u d sat arjhor plaU rumor*, distortions, half UutbO] ( H l t n | And first n i n rhattarfalsehood* had baen 1 * ® * ^ to msbetaga tho United B u tt* orogram M aiding opponent* '44 tba Axl*4 . tl Charge* that knd-leaM - food* u , btlnC mkauaed fall wltblo tblo caUsury and taay bo character, m f as distorted helf-truthe *e «almhsodd spread t o - eabotsg* tho effort to dofeat Hitlerism, ho , London today n itd ictcd th« co lla n w of Iran’s reaiatanss th in thq n e x t three day* R u m lan and B ritish troops continued to d rive into th e y k h oil kingdom. ! Delayed S a id r ' PHILADELPHIA Aug. I t CP)— The natidndT etnvtnUoa ot V a U ru i ef Por*lg7 Wars n i M d today by Bel# Oen. M i l L HI***. veteran* achntnWatar. the* strike* a defense prejeeta are the “reevlu of bad _ad Allies Receive S m a ll A re ' n ite d S t a t e s I s D e ­ te r m in e d To S h i p R e s u lt O f B ad A d ­ v ic e B y O ffic ia l U n it s C o n tin u e To Pour In to M id d le E ast O il C o u n tr y te n ia 's D efen se NUMBER 4 VirilY. Aug. JT— (AP) — IMrrr» leval, former Vichy *lr» prrmlrr and ance hair to Marshall Detain. has bean ahol by a foa of the O rm an* • t Vrr.alllra. Ill* wound* are tr tlr .n l In ha *erfou*. t *»*l, lot's Hit leader of a f.rtUn farorlns more ra n - iddedL • - ( a p h u iiin e hU point durloi hi* ooml-w**kly pres* conference, gmiooTilt pointedly rapoatod him* . Other official' said known tf tba launrjtbo prim to or ptrhUe. UtcheU, author, waa to Kiny floors* VI of Enstand l» shown (front laft) m ha iniprctad tho thlp’t com­ pany aboard tha battleship Kins fleorgs V during a tour of th* British fleet In north* Authority* Upon Donald Swaim Passes Tests To Join Royal Canadian Air Force Near East Sees British Victory ■■■ — ■■ F . L . U n io n W ln a R ig h ts I n T avares D e tr o it C lu b P rogram . in g O f A t O ffe r s •sample a / the aafeGg* efforts he .talked about. But he added that be was net denying the story be­ cause euch s tor lee are not worthy of denial. ■ On the second allegation, he a*id the British had some con­ tracts with Argentine firms from tome time back, which required e certain amount ef steel, but that this situation has boon corrected. He said British firms did de liver materials wader these old agree menu and that the ship meats Included some steel. But. he added emphatically, under no Interpretation could the steel In reived be considered American steal. He emphasised again that the contracts wore held over from previous negotiations sad that they had to bo faMIlod under tarnu of thasgraeraraf* belnnn Britain and tho Argentine. U s in g I d le T a n k C ara Ib P rop on ed WASHINGTON, AOf.' tT-OP) ■i Senator Maloney of Connect IS T O t t M t ’i . ' T w f f l t In an effort to relieve the shortage* efgaaelbw, fael oil and Over 108; T u t In Smnmer Program A t S udand Router. * e llui ionflehl. Batty M »rl* Ws"»r Hop” Williams Dies At Home M e et- K iw a n ia n s V. A. llamlett, pastor of tho admbdetraiar* In re.to President Boose e direct aB federal and agen d a to climb rrn waters. Prim* Minister Win.turi Churchill In hi* moat recent liroailcaat r.-v.-al.-.t that a new bsttleahlp, proumsbly Ihe Ifi.oiKI ton Puke of York, has been put into srrvirv n'-«a nilUhoration with Carman,, - t . .hoi while areas, lin* thr o iln iM lw u , «f (a | | . I omniunl.il to Join the rt,k» ■(■Inal Ihe Russians. l a.al w*< .hot la the arm • ml l»«lv. Marrel Drat, former air miol.ler and rightist leader, • l-o waa abut. lie rereived a woond in (he arm. A youth ■>' arrr»led for lha shootIn**. O.bom “Hop" William*, employee of the Hill Hardwar* Company ami well knows Sanford resident. 4fyd luddei* . -— -hf-e < •af-plTJT ^ 7 ^ - S m T T 3 ? r t t ' .inns In Palestine and 8yr!e, laid the Kheanls Club at its lunch­ eon meeting at the Val-lot Ho­ tel today that England would bo victorious In the Near Ka.t, based upon u scries of prediction* of the Biblo which already are coming true. The T avern Kiwanie Club put on tha gram at the mu ithig, end a large delegation of mem­ ber* from that club attended. Mr. Hanllutt Interpret:! I Bibli­ cal passage, which slate Ihnt ihe Roman Empire would bo re­ vived and that the country would Join tha Germans in an alliance. Because the Biblo say* the Holy. Roman Empire wnt'M he resurrected, the Franco vktory la Spain and tha fall of France and Greece could be predictcj, since they originally were part id the l » a „ domain. U r. .Ilam. letg laid. . • According to Mr. Itam]ytt, who •aid be had made at least right iripe to the Near East, and had lived there many y.ars, every na­ tion Is anxious to gain control nt the area eurrounding the Bead Sea because of the fabu­ lous mineral depoalta found there. This section contains in abuniUum potash, salt, gypsum, cal­ cium, chloride and magnesium— valued at SO Ums* th* national debt of tho United States, he •Aid* Avenue. |Ia waa about 45 years old. Survivor* Include hi. mother and two troth*ra. Ilrodiu Williams of Sanford and Baxter williams, who la In tha U. 8. Navy. Putter*! arrangements, which are be­ ing handled -by tha O kk ao n Funeral Horn*, will bo an ­ nounced la tar.______________ O utboard R aters To Hold R egatta On Lake Monroe Member* of tha Sanford Out­ __________ at the‘ board Antes__ tailmeeting so, i Chamber of Commerce last night, made plans for a regatta to be held on U ke Monro* Sept. 21, Dwight Smith, president. Mid to­ man of a committee to arrange the regMta, aad assisting him will b* W, t). Hofmann and T. A. Dyson. This committee win also set as Judfae ef the race*. Motion picture* of the ftm t re­ ta il* hold in Sanford four years ago and of racM staged at New Smyrna recently were shown by Clarence C. W a tt, who made the film*. Tho BlkU state* that th* "King of the South," whleh Mr. lia r.h-tt "Interpreted as th* king-of England, will win control of th* Stay East land*. „ . C C. Harper, rice prealdanW led at the meeting and Inlad that they sad Edward .F. Lane, who itheard race* Conway in luted •» Urn Eauford Ki­ na preeent for the benefit * visiting members. Ilarry a hslmet like a london bobby 1 played Mvaial eole seiseon tha piano* Including S i x t h O f U . 8 . S a i d under's Ragtha* Bawl.” U n d e r P r o h ib itio n for Tww,” and "Whan Day a ’^ r o . R A W . M t t , Aug. *7-—^ —Boemt local option D m er«* P e n n lt* To G o O n S a le S e p t 2 Tnylor. TALLAHA88BB, Ane. t7 —UP) 1 s mm i M m ipr |W 1 2 MP LOCAL W EATH ER fr B Fair to partly cloudy, continned warm tonight and Thurs­ day! scattered thunder*howsrs to tha , cx tram* north portion Kipp R eturns To Office Following Educational Meet � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 26, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8c1ffff349714846fc2cea131209356c.pdf 5c3b9d4429fd4d3b4577fe482efe5038 PDF Text Text I > SATURDAY,’ ft T n BANfOHD lotl« Greenwood and Jack Haley. Abo— "PE T® SM ITH SPE­ C IA LT Y ." "S T ANGER TH AN F IC T IO N " and Metro Nam. Tut* day, Barra In Day, double bill;— "UNDER AGE** »ilh Nan Grey, Alan Baxter and Tam Neal. Alao—Old fav..nto returned; “ TH E COWBOY A N D TH E L A D Y " with Gary C<Kper and Merle Oberon. Wrdncs lay, Thuradav—"R IN GatnK u m ~ I P < w(y , A -a {Jothern. Georg* Murphy, Rthrrt I^L. f.j Maxia Uoacnblum. Alao— Andy Clyde Comedy aad UnWeVaal N cw «. Friday, Saturday— "CYCLONE ON HORSEBACK" with T-rni Holt, Marjorie Reynold*, Ray Whitley and Lee "Lassos* Whit-. Alao—"H E R PIRST BEAU" with JaVe Wither* and iackir Cooper. 1 . Midnight Show, Sat. Auy. 3 0 - “ KING OP T H E ZOM* UH.S" with John Archer, lUck. Purcell, Jean Weodbuzy and V.minn Moreland. AI/.o—“ LOVE A T FIRST FRIG H T," eereen •nap'hot and cartoon. • * Wednesday and Thursday. JANE WITHERS and Jaekla Cooper are ahown above in a aeeno frtm "H er Firat Beau" to be ahown next Friday and Saturday, ta tba Rita Thaatar. A fine ea»t, Including Edith Fellowa, William Tracy, Una O'Connor and Addlun Richard*, appear* la rapport. t h is w a y e s ca sts I OVER MIAMI MUly Lou.________ Edith ----------- Don Amecbe Mr*. Wood Josephine H * ... ■ Oracle Mervyn Roberta. .WIllUi I- "MOON OVER MIAMI", featuring Don Amecht, Betty Grab.e and Robert Cummings, will bring glamorous nights and carefree day* to those who *e« It, *t the Bit* tomorrow and Mcnday. T h e * film I* in technicoior. Elmer Tuttle.... Edear Buchanan — ,— ... — -C m O'Connor Mr. H arris-------Jonathan Hale Roftr Van Yletk.Kennath Howell Dr. Wood— — Addlaoa Richard* niE COWBOY AND THE LADY itreteh.-------- \------ Gary Cooper Mary Smith..... ..... Merle Oberon Katie Callahan------- Patay Kelly Sugar..:----- 1— Waiter Brennan Jack Cole A Co. Buio..—........----- Fussy KnleLt Lrrarlei .— .Robert Grain. — ...Minor Wataon Mr. Smith.— Mr. Pretto— Fortunio. Bonanova Henderson___ Proprietor..... -Ocorje liumtert Wa Hawkins Pcitman. ..... ....Spencer Charter* Band Leader. ________ Mel Ruick Jene Baird.... •Rocky* Stone RINGSIDE .M AISIE Maids Raster.......Ann Southern Edit Baird.... .Mary Anderson SkretsMaguire....Georae Murphy .....Alan Baxter Mr*. Burke. . . Terry Dolan.Robert Sterling Leona Mariele Virginia O'Brien.Virginia O'Uriira Albert Ward... .... Don Beddoe Cecelia Reardon_____...... Natalie U ly Fletcher, • YoUnde Mollut G rant...... ....... Thompaon Richard Terry Mr*. Dolan..... .Margaret Moffat Rhode—_ __ ... Wilma Francis Chotaie... ...... Mgxio Koaenbloom MUfti I#_________ Patti McCarty Kicky Du Pr**...—. Jack La Rue ------...Billie Roy Rag*’ Ragland Oscar 0'8hea CTCLONB ON HORSBBACX Conductor lohn Indrlsino 8Un Bradfertl----------- Tim Holt Peaches.... ...R oy Letter Mary Corbin....Marjorie Reynolds Eddie Simms Jonathan Hale Whopper_____ —. flOLT, loveable youngster who ie the ton of Jack Holt, (tar* THE OLD favorite portion of the Tuesday double program achePurnell Pratt Cobb Wayn*___ Cyclone on lier*eback," earning to thu Rita next Friday and duled for showlnjg at the Rita bring* Gary Cooper and Merle Ober­ STARTLING 1«PO BE-M a nejr racket; rk p . M arjorie Reynold* and Lea "Laaaaa" White- head * fine on back in the “T h * Cowt|dym(r tha L a d y " In whIeh“ Gar7_ got* a Jeff Corbin. f a double bill at tho RlU oext Tueaday. Nan Gray,• Alan: asppert lag east rather tnooly bunch told, and howl •r aad Tom Neal bead tba east. » l*tt»ny Wood..... • # . . .. i T: , • *-d Suggestions For SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK I Farm Are Given By Research Men “ fA * '(. Mi - - - ■a M(d ito r'i Not* i Information In ** from worken !r of Florida Coltun In O shies'• - Tn rid a- dog of flees, rub ;.M rrla er pyrethrum powdrr Into ’ i!* V ,b' hil b* 'h ,rom brad •,|a tall. Washing th* dog with R • ‘ ■pyrathrum soep, leaving tho . lather on him for an hror or EfTT*. win alao klU th* flcaa. S A L f MlMt H tM ttft/tn ' k 1,07* f u r U H D l* < ROUND * r & & ot, i HEW y o R K - T c o m pah v ;’ »U & 1 M E *« IS 4 A K M IR D ON < W O fflC M the boat la In acrvlia. They will be rated aetonlm* to service standards, equipped with regular uniform* (they buy them and aro refunded up to * IM , and paid regular salaries. Pay range* from t&4 for a reaman up to I It A for a cHIbf petty effleelr, ptua an ad* dltiona! f.H far dependent* In th* upper bracket*. ' Many owner* ro Into aarvlc* right along with their boats; some receive commission* If their te m of ferric* U long enough by buslnoaa eeealoni today a *nd they quality otherwise. tho annual banquet tonight. K Shipperi of the 3t civilian boati which are or have been In »«rvle* around New York Include a 8tock Kxrhan^t* member, the head of W book-binding firm, a liquor m *frate, an advertlalng executive, and a former lieutenant la th* World War Navy Ilere'i how tho Coast Guard's now branch earn# into being. It date* back to June, 1939, _when Farmer* Warned Of Crotalaria Poison executive «• _______ GAINESVILLE, Aug. M-HSpo- * «« elal)— Flerida la m er* woald do X LAKELAND, Aug. S3— (Speclei)—Granville Rutledge, aewly appointed advertising manager al the FloriCa Citrua OotuiaMalwn will aatumo active duties on or •d In Heavier flea* outfertiH**tlon of tho iplied Winter, th* In deglataoutdoor*, iltrr heuse and neet* ivado a room, close itod with mites, spray [ht, iprlnkle about tghly with a strong if with nanthalvno flake* or • solution ot the room mand aidkeen aad-ksroeene. huor*. Fume* from otII fig* before matur. th* flea*. that I f the due to fungi at* h cannot bo elo**d r a good pyrethrum u flour craelu and kill tho flea*. I , need additional anally will raepoad atlaa1 cf from flvo o f eotionseod meal K| •aquar* faet once / .S C Qlerloua tocki teanoa actually fUmiad TO ASSUME DUTIES organisation of private i*n belonging to unit*. *¥ * ,u; for Ooaonl F CUlWi Commit*ion MOONUTE �*-r— r^ ~ S H n sr’WB --------- — .'V*' ; ■" r j i f r F F i C t**£,*'r. i ----------- :------ \ •' ’ fC, »! Sem inole County Produce* H e ra ld Mm Fruit And Vegetables Thai Any • Similar Ares Jn Florida ? * - J W I--- 1 VOLUME x xxm I___■ E M abU M U lSee S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . y Attacks Lower Income e Force Tax Exemption Ira n Is Proposed Three Fronts Nominated frn m e i* Troops Of 2 Nations £'!muftaneou&ly In* • vade Persia Seek­ ing: To Oust Nazis Confers On Strike Leningrad Fights • Renewed Fiercely Tank Crews Reported Struggling: Bravely • To Save Big City 1 j w " * 3"»**e»ai*e e n « • _ .Jtihe Roaalana were nroort• -t c a 9 counterattnckina Moifitv 0 witlU, huire attacks twin* maaaeji^ of Infantry and swlftly-ttriking cavalry on the northern, central and aouthem sectors of tho-Jlua* m ao-Naii battlcfront. w Tho Russians said the ------ fight T o r —I^rilbftfad-frorrr the north had been renewed man of the board cf U. 8. Bteel eaves the White House' after •with Here* flfhtlna. •onferrlng with President Roose­ Masses of German and Rus- velt on the strike at the Kearny, ® atan tanka continued yesterday N. J., Federal Shipbuilding and their gigantic battle for \en- DTydoek Co., a U. 8. Steel sub ridlary. The President later de­ ingrad. Soviet reporta laid Red Arnty clared the government did not tank cmwa fighting like, "reiu want to tako over '.he shipyard be A knight*” of modem machinery In* and requested negotiations ™ lumbering Ruaalan monatera ol resumed. war ware .ramaiing; burning and * * * “the' Qermnp tanka aside to i rcab through Ruaatn'a rarond rity* to In' German hands bnt the Russian Utttie line h drawn near . that city. Ruaalan reureea declared the Red Army them and aropnd Novgorod, 10V mitoe due south e t - Xenlnotad, red to hare steadied hr ra- s r s .u Lake Down Five Inches, Williams Tells Rotarians D a n c i n g S tu d e n ts Senate Finance Com­ mittee Would In­ c lu d e Additional Six Million People WA8HINOTON, Aug.' 15 ( A V - The Senate Finance Com­ mittee voted today to broaden the income tan bate by lowering exemptions from $1,000 to 100 fo r married persons and from taoo to $780 for tingle in­ dividuals. The lower exemption! would bring an additional t,000,0u0 persona under the income tea roetare and would add between 00,000,000 dad $110,000,000 U federal ravenous. A rising tide o f complaints that small Industrie* are being gat e ff from essential materials generated bipartisan support Mnday fra I proposed congreaM a itl luveoUgatkn of the go». ernmenfa system of defense prt•rittea. . A resolution by Senator Msloney (D . Conn.) for a eongre*ilenal Investigation of the prlaetrau to aebeduled to be considered by tbe 8enate comBwree committee Wednesday along with a companion proposal for an Inqalrv Into, tbe eastern seaboard gaaaXne and fuel ell shortage. Saving he would support Ma­ loney's proposal. Senator McNary ( R . Ora), doctored that there had been lajnsttoea and dUrrtraInation ngahtot sthslier manufecgoring plants which were fsrclne many of them to close and “ throwing thousands of men out of work.” Senator George (p . Ga..l acid he had trashed a flood of pro­ test* against such alleged Hitcriminations, and exptoaeed belief there was need fo r rentralixaUon lu one Office 'o f all aothbr* Ity over aUseatlgw e f to aw fronts, where official aa ta said three lovndinu dhri ► alone bad been deitroyed .or rout' cd by strong Red counter-attack.* The Soviet communique i*iae,l early today . said the Russiam were heavily engaged alone the entire front, with particularly a fierce fighting In ,the Kakkalm1 cn the ahorea of Lako Lado­ ga, north of Leningrad j in the Smolensk and tiomel direction* before lfoaeow, and In tho dire*• tlon at DnlepcTopetrovak. _ It was tba first Ruaalan In “ dieatlon that fighting actually had reached Dnleperopctrovik, the great hydroelectric power and ladnatrial center cn the Unlcp<v R in g. Ruaalan dispalchea also Mid th<Red Army destroy «t roved 133 tank* laf Ik thee -O Gomel w l .. fighting. . . . ___ __ . Bitter fighting wge the rule'a!' p and down the eastern front The. RMs officially re p o r t' the third and IMh Infantry diet0 aloha of the Rnmaaian allies of Germany ware Hcstrovwd In aav age counter-blow* before Odes­ sa. It was rail tb a‘ third I'ivl aton lost more than 10,000 kill**' and wounded, j ' ' On tbe central front, the of # ftetol Taw agency reported that counter-attacking soldier* under General Konev worm *dvanclag In the Gomel area and were *Ha* flirting brave defeats" bn the KasK • , 0 "They ranted a Fneetat Infanw toy dtotolon, caplorad l»a artil­ lery, raw abed lie bendqnarteianrf killed not Iras than 8000 officer* and men," Tarn e*M. Konev's troops already have ta- 1911 > Tab. Monroe has gone down IS - U P ) flee Inches to the Jest .week, raid Uea fadtlCounty Engineer Trad T. W il­ tie* 7 lumad1eperatioa liams a tth e Rotary Club today tlOO o’clock a . r. n a further dlseuralen of the ora- L. anlonlsta *oeed Bt. Johna-lndton River Cana) In which he revealed that n . ^ j ’ r t S T 1 ' - W e s the report of the district enghwgr The walkout, which felted l r Has now been completed and ja 100,000 dally passenger* to walk expected to be forward to the di­ V . l° r hUeh-hIk*. waa the longest vision engineer In Norfolk, on* In tba city’s 19-year owner­ early neat month. ship e f tba system. With only three vote*, the 1100 o f the Cogburn who preeentod two af union voted to s n ip I the tba pupil* from her dancing else*. part drafted by their leaden Little Ann Whittaker performed Mayor Jeffriag after a song and tap number while Mtae and longed a ego Uatie aa. Phyllis Bach very gracefully executed * top dance. President R. W. Bopracht aa* nounced that there would be no meeting nest Monday on aeaount if Labor Day and the usual dab dnging was dispensed with on ac­ count of tba illness af Charles Wltk tta geyamnoat'a Harrison. UtraUve •ad riericsl p, Mr. Williams m ille d a report diO f to m tbe 81. Johno-Indlan River Canal which era* prepared in 1934 and 11 which recoroarawtod *n eight foot ebaanel aouth ef S n t e i r R a J g j g Hanford to the Indian River neces­ sitating a short canal and em.racing two ioriuandadam aeraea tho Bb Johns fog Uo purpose of turning the water* sooth o f tho ilam into tho Indian River. . The district engineer at that time approved tho project but It *■ R jto M T to b o l a ------waa turned doom by tba division engineer aa tba ground* that "what wo colled flood control", ah! Mr. Williamm -bo called Iralnage’*, T» M em ber A aaod sted Preaa B lM k : finnl.s'h Troops Capture A Soviet Gun Post For New High Poift MI1KK 2 L r w Freezing: Govern­ ment’s Cotton A n i Wheat Given Veto WASHINGTON. Aug. t t - f i f ) —President Rooeevm today name* sated Francis Biddle, aettcftoM general o f the Justice Depnrt* merit, to be attorney general M tba United State*. U was expected that Chari** Pahv. assistant solicitor general) weald become Biddle’s successor. Preeldsnt Roosevelt meanwhile vetoed legtalatien to free** guysrnment stocks of wheat and cotton, declaring it to be eeal -ta sound ro Tensmetal ad to tba hmg-time beat totSS umern. of both farmers and consumers. In a message to c o o v °a Roosevelt said he ™ that approval of the “ would seriously and effect tee agrieultorol ad, program and the at ticlee which have been I trial to our farmers during) pest few year*." Advocates of the biU had tended the sale of govern, stock* might depress prices.. Roosevelt teitned part' objectionable a provision d Credit Corporation t a ___ title to all colon end wheat of 1940 and previous crops in it baa an interest and to them for indefinite period. Atm to Washington the Senate confirmed the nomination of Ram fort Gay Turwell ta be governor « » Puerto Rico despite an aaoerUea bv Senator T a ft .(R-Ohls) that TugvreU bad -aa aympatby with American Ideal. American system" and • that bo wat “ the apostle of collectivism." Mre. U. D Calhoun. , of Mn Herbert Moreland ----- —---------of Bin ferd died Satorday morntag at Cordele, Ga. Funeral terrier* were held at Cordela yesterday afternoon. Mr*. Calhoun ha* visited h»r daughter ot her home on Senford Avenue a oambeo of times. TURKISH MINISTER DIB* ANKARA, Turkey, Aug. 25.— (AV-Rood Davao. TarkUH minu­ ter to Iran, died to (Teheran Frlday^^Mbt o f heart dlaeoas, ofTurklah rvporta sold Sun. day. TUr “Sanford Colony*? In Washington GtrowB With Government Expansion dying la v at night at Georre Washington . . . — _ — University. ---------H# was fermcriy enrolled to the Univer­ sity o f Florida, bat plans to aoatfaao bla studies at G*< Wifhlnftftii. Mias Margaret Bennett, daugh tor * f Mrs. J. c. Bennett, I* Department cf boon la thr . . . ----------- --------- year*. Robert WDasa, tba am e f Mr. bad Mrs. Fred R. Wilson, atleaded Georg* Waabls«ton Univanity, aad Strayav Raatoasi Col­ lage to Washtogten fo r two year* bafara aatoriag btmtoeas there. He ha* bom amateyod by the Ualm Faetfl* * the for the Degarteraat Ora daaa steaogTsatei th# girls •* af tba late Jadw i' Georyv Herrtog aad Mra. Herring. U ■M :g jliv V7 Masses O f infantry, ( ’nvalry A re Used In Counter-Blow s A t Invading Units Rich OiHField Said Rndan^ered --------- '- K r * M R esists British , R u ssia n s Mother Of Local ~ Resident Dies k ' S an ford la T fie O nly C entral F lorida C ity A ffo r d in g K ail. H igh w a. A n d W a ter T ra n a p orla tioo IIt ' 1 ITT' Nearly .150.01)0 IUkI • Troops Massed On Iranian F r o n t i e r VIKIH.IN. \»ir IV —( \|») —Thr trlief fhnt llr il i-*h find liiiaaiin friHi|»s rnnvrd lnt*» Iran «fl r r vrHini; an ■pprovina *'«««! fr.tm WamhiilVl«>n wan rK|irr-u«f| in the lirr lin |ifrs, |tw|;|t NeWRpaprru hrlil Ihtt the I hilrtl Slnlew in ««» deeply Involved in the »,ir that it rrrlRin lu h«te turn Inftirmnl of all pliiiu ronrervt* !r « Iran *t ihr \tUntle tneelinif *»f I'rewitlrnf |0»o«rVelt and I'rimr Minister thurrhill. II* V««•* liaie-.t I'rruw Thi* irnii il ft**-, cs tit* Inin ill (IVr-*ini >r lit- tvi*rt* n»tsirtfil nfCei im* r****i-*t;ii|ce* t<>•Inv n* llriti-*lt unit Ikii-'sinn triKiiw -im iillani'niislv inv:u|o<l tIn* Miilell** K i*t <>il k in g ­ dom . n iiin liin i’ hi tn I'lifnrcu dcntninl* fur thi- i»u*t«*r o f N'll/i iigrllls. 1.nllilon rtqmi li •I l!rili.*li furri't Ivul lint •'••in•• OptMIdltiofl from tilt- 11111II HIM Oilmy, frilinmt* According to tho Csrmnn caption with figures on tho ground ere drarribed u< mem­ i'i| i«t ;»ln»III I'M).(Illill men. this radlophoto from Brrlln, Flnni'h troop* bers of the gun crew. Strong Kinnlah force* llrit i l i niid I* u nhi 11uo|irt have overwhelmed a Soviet gun crew and are reported Imttriing their wny townrila Is lli\.id« | li in today. I.cnlngiml from tho north. are engaged In mopplng-up operatim*. The »tnkiiiic lu cut it f IIu ii tlcHtaiulrt fur thf mi •ti-r'ot 1.. mi.in iu:»nti from tlu* $mint i y Thi* M. t»l« m k mi’.Itllll id lilt* sill- uf the mum Id* • i irhi «t mligltJ oil fit'll!. Koilyt' <• pint, .if tip* nivasien mutin t)*» nunln'ii id fighting. The Iranian f r«i , had ” wliiwe Hr tn a rW M T— drown 12 mdrd lit.in lli<"?tiif|pP The United flute* Navy, rep frontier ln« t vMI’k II• ftvo id Imrroaented by Under Secretary dor inoi«ft*iIII » F le c t io n Committee Many Aptitudes Are Almut \.'■II.IIIIO l:il i l>l *roup 1 m n* L l * *r i of Navv Fom stal and Rear Votes,Admiral Harold Bowen, took over To Tabulate Votes.___________ nrr muon>1 oil till* li uii'Stivivt Revealed In Tab­ Q a m ^ l n w o !th«* Ftdfra) 8hlpbuiWinj anil Dry* ft, tit I* r ■il Uiu’ v in h e P t e m b e T JiKk Company Ustnlght and anu l a t i o n O f LixtH |.t»ndoii ol»M'rvrr« nounrad that work on $439,000,000 r«- fi»i»*«l will, a n ee in deferve et the strike Ballota for tho annual election ,... ____ _ _ order* ___ ClaMifiration of 1310 white ■KMinHl Hitn . H*M'rtiiu: tln»l Null of officers and director* of the >«'ind plant will be resumed Tue* women who r*gi»t>-nil for civi­ nifrtiH in Iron w uM raiu-nipl •lay. In de)tr-y ml piiui* llni-9 nml a mber of Commerce* will be Ilowtn, who waa designated by lian defi-n»i* with the Seminole wrrt'k tho bjrtiit till f nddltd to member* throughout President Roosevelt to operate the County |)vfrn*v Conin'il ha* lieen I 111*p,* f..r o pratrfol settli nient the county tomorrow, Edward plant, announced after conferring comph-ti-d ami wwk I* priK-eeil- of 11an'- dupul)* with llrilein Higgins announced today with company official* and C.l.O, ing on tiu rln*»i(icutom of tho ami l(ii«*ia ■•v«,r an itllis>1 ih nuipd The election committee, which liwdtrs that first step* in resum­ fur )»*pol«ioii of t«'rm in iim*uL* 1 will be appointed soon, will meet ing operation* will be taken thi* while men, Nathun U. Garner, waa iU U i k I by e*MO|—l»*nt foe--- Sapt. 2 to tabulate the vote*. morning at a meeting o f all •ttpervtvmg clerk, **Pl today. According to the aptitude) i-lgn miu' iv ) tan- yo».ti'rilay tu Each membership of $3 Is en­ supervisory shop aid ysrd work­ which they lilted on tho regia- Ih- virtually alandom-d titled to one vote, and those ers. tliri-rtly In tmuh wilt. Tih'Tnn persons or organisations having " It Is expected,” he said, “ the tration tilanka, the wnntrn have __lln- m-xlvtll rapital of the iinbeen pllirvd In variou* entegorie* multiple memtorships are allow­ plant will resume lull operation and their name* are available rii-ut kingdom Imkid by »trntoed a corresponding number of beginning Tuesday morning." gu1 t'-ado mul)--« with l«dh Euvotes, which will t * Indicated on Union officials, who had r<*- for ready reference in u rrna* ro|H-un /flb^A*iatle ltn*)ia. with thg ballot, Mr. Uiggina explain­ •lursted Roeeevslt to order tho file, Mr. Garner *aid. The work la Icing done by lu-nt rul W k V y , I rag and llrlllsh ed. Navv to take over the plant, im­ India voiirn--) said they ■-quet'-il Stressing the Importance of mediately withdraw pickets front Wl’ A <letk* who lave been a)- llriliidi and po«-ihly .Soviet truopa •igned to tho llefenae Council. tba •election, the secretary de- khe shlpyard entrance, tu invade within u wivk. clayed: Imimrillately after the confer- Ileadqoarteri for the Counril A t'n"pinn flea front wa* thus F < T h is organisation Is the kind enc* the union leailrr* left fur are at the Armory, where the ill prospect. work Humification ia under way. that at require* an active director Jetty City to attend a mas* 11in| oflteer*. will a ilefeli*0 Claxlfieutlun of tho while ate and the president urge* every meeting. torn- totaling nbuul I'-y.lMHi men, male registrant* I* expected to mewiber to exercise hia right In (When asked If naval furcea wen- laid to hi- untitflpaling Iwn selecting directors who will gig* would be sent to the plant, u lie completed In nhout a week, drives front Brlti-h-i-cmpled Iraq. Mr. Garner indirnted. their time and attention to tie spokesman at the Brooklyn Navy One army possibly wnuhl iBovn Moat of the women, n check affair* of the Chamber of Com- Yard sail “ no Information” la from Baghdad, the capital, 100 available. However, he added, uf the rlaaaifiration li»t ditH'low*, mile* north nlont: u Monsul oil lender*, "The P r e s i d e n t eapecially “ there might be development*” ■Ignvd for work a* nunrg or rawer*. A aurprUingly fffld railway In tho t order at aka* aa appeal to each mender later.) Khnnnqin. then swing northeast wide range of occupation* of to veto,• Mr. Higgtas added. The presidential selture order. for the 350 mile march aerim* Hemlnole County women I* Indi­ Officer» to-, be elected are Issued' Baturday night, held that mounlatn* and plateau* lu Teher­ president, treasurer and 32 direr- the company bad refused to accept cated by the Hat. which Include* an. laboratory technician*, account­ tan. The secretary la hired by a peace settlement proposed by A second drive wa* expected mediation ants, • teletype operator und furlier smith from lla-rn, at the lha officers. W. A. Leffler la the national defame others, • board. Accordingly, R oom v*It aald. president and H. II. Coleman of the IVruian tiulf, where The list nf occupation* and the hi-iul treasurer af- the Chamber of the aeliare waa'necessary since a march nf IEA mile* eaatwiird production- Of . the veasel* under number registering in vach i* a* over the gmal highway* of that eraan n o at present Director* and member* will construction In the yard i* eaarn- follow*: Will drive, 30; furnish ear region would plare tho Brltlrn lid a luncheon meeting I t the lial " to tbe defease of the United in a position tu intersect all uf and drive, 14; organise entertain­ Valdes Hotel Tuesday at 12:00 Staten," Iran** southern road* ment, I I ; provide music, H; pro­ o’Meek boob far lha purpose of W i-thrr the (luss hiIt*, occu­ vide rntertalnment, H; athletic rasaI ring a general report of the pied a* they are against the Ger­ Instructor, 3; cook, 38; clean up. r’e activities and -the 10; purchase supplies, 23; wait- man*, ilcslro to tnko pert in any ' i accomplishments dur­ military npewthm against Iran res, 23; collect supplies, 15; ing the past two months. Mr. plan leusing, 13; arrange cloth­ wa* nut known here, but road* Hragtoa Invited all directors and ing, 13: family contact. 17; rare from the rauca*u* Into I’eraia ■aaahari to. attend tba masting. for children, 85; collect clothing, ara wide open ami the weather I im • mrarans ■ ■ * ■ la reported to bo eicelleat. 43; skilled nurses, 21; practical nurse*, 110; first aid, 20; hospi­ tal supervision, 3. . S q — *J W H Ballh, — onllnDietician, 4; stenographer, 07| Defence Plants Have filing clerks, 19; accountants, 3; cashier*. 40; personnel, IS; tele­ Few Jobs For Women INQTO#, Aag. graph, I; teacher*. 117; sew, 207; ^ V ^ . “ ““ --T h e War Deportment report~ t Departarant JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 25-U H knit, 62; mend, 73; guides, 4: that shall forging epfull secretarial, 9; switchboard — Defame Industrie* still offer Cou«*y flehonl operator,17: typists, 47; book­ few Join to unemployed women. Board will meet tomorrow morn- keepers, 38; executives, 2; labor­ Statu WPA AdmlnUtratlnn Wll‘ V ° f mn Hou** •» 10:00 atory technicians, 1; librarians, hur E. Harkae** rsportrd Sun* a dash to deeide matter* eon7; teletype operator, 1; adminis­ eermtog the agbeol budget "Several thousand skilled mate trative, 8; messenger, 4; day W PA workers have found employ­ nursery, 48; nutrition, X ment In defsuaa Industries," Harknass said “ but about Uta aaaaa Du­ mber of women awaiting W PA aaalgnmenU atill remain. Unteaa U women has an outstanding edu- - • cation background or la extrsf to ' ,v> Chamber Election Government Will * Ballots Will Be Begin Operating > Kearny Shipyard HaiUd - Tuesday. SheU Forging Work ^ Ahead Of Schedule City News Briefs Defense Council Classifying Of Women Finished 4 / •t �r t t - k MONDAY, AUGUST 25. 1M1 anford Herald iw N ^ n rs u p -H fs A r m y D i j d p lln c tuse heapit on the floor of the clean it up, Private John llabinyak has »^ifn dis­ charged from the United State* Army s^d sentenced to ten yearn in the penitentiary. To civilians who do not ap­ preciate the importance of obeying orders and -the necennity of military discipline, this seems dike a pretty harsh sentence, and quick to take advantage af (the ;public’s re­ action, a number of congressmen have called for an inves­ tigation. A digest of the court martial eoodueted atF ort BruKR shown that unusual consideration was show n Privatd Hnblnyak by hla immediate superiors who warned nisi of .tho nervousness of disobeying orders snd give him every up•« portunlty to mend his wajs. It was a mess sergeant who JjI first had difficulty with this selectee from .the -PeunayJ•s* Ivsnla coal mines, but all of his officere-up to Ms regi_ mental commander had their tom at-'him. It on the floor of the mass ball shortly r S U W J !_ in camp and the mats sergeant told 'Mm What Is the mesa sergeant supposed to do. H H tti let "all the men in the company spit oh the eJw t si IIs d flotfr until their eating quarters become a veritable cess t» aUMkhre * ixvol of Jlith and disease? Or is he r T . m r . r r r ufter each man and clean It up hi ________ , * L r r ? %C*!23 refused to clean it up. the sergeant reported the utah to a ^ i.S his lieutenant. ♦ . Lieutenant Kraus apparently approached ;tha matter with a great tftsl of reserve and consideration, g l " ex­ MONDAY, A U d plained to the selectee Ihe necessity for obedient |n the army and tho importance of sanitation. And he appealed to Private Hablnjrak’s sense of fair play to cleaii Tt 'iip. Whereupon Ifablnyak offered to bet the LtautenJirtt 16 he would never sec him clean it up ftnd Lieutenant Krabs or- , Give Y O U R Child . JSVJEBY Chance ' i HI5 R O W iP • k m they will spend oerdoyo. T W t are Vrsneisco mass serf Pablo Bardin, mado a brief side trip to .1 V l L L ~ A H it a iis « w n M , UQUOR Br a nd y , Champagne, Wine, Gin. Cordlaje, etc. Wi M Ahnys Ws brent .hrlow the •press, there Tbs siln r anvllo of tho »r», (hr HHuMt’ / ur o f ppindrift on tho u lty tin i-A u u u v i, ^ uiuhci jjunwro. D r. INGRAM. . >.. • Optometrist PHOffB *4 Mo Are. Umim* . , 111 TO ACQUAINT YOU WITH - THE EXCELLENT IJTY OF OUR BREWS This Coupon, When Signed By You, And *10 Cents ' ‘Entitles You To TW O BO TTLES OF J vATOGPICALALE or “FLA. 6” BEER a. anything with him so h.e .called I tdf," C6Iotior'KIhg He explained Army is a serious offense and imprisonment, llabinyak replied Citrus .Extract Used iprpbably a CIO) and knew his riant*. Finally W T r o vost Marshal was called, a court martial helcT and ilMlnIn Blood Transfusion A s m s btua d! what haP( ^ 1 iak, who pleaded guilty, aentencetf to ten yearo. ■Bait burned WASHINGTON, Aug. 26^-W*) The Importance of this case lied not so much In what more, further wml A s m * th. dui burning £ ait 1 —Pcotjn, tbo 'fruit ostraot uaad iatsnrsl. 'wcomes o f llabinyak as in Its leffect upon other soldier*. Natharlanda *nponv Of count baaaewhroa to maka Jelly If one soldier is permitted fto dlsoboy orders, othero' Will find out- Tbst .la .a ,in|t.j|f ,tMa by Jail, no* la being .uaad for blwd Thera, batwati too. If one soldier can escape military service' merely' by game of a “ war of n,nr*». Mr. trinafutOMM. -and a liter, refusing to do what he Is told without fear of punish Churrhlll and Mr. Raiwevalt are It kaa abo.t tba tonal.Untr of w« poaaad to following up the V ’ Mr VleUty whole Wood I la roadlly abeorbed; _ a f .the year nent, others might follow his example. If Congress interwith propannda cr.llw baa so adrarao effect*, evm crying of tho.r feres in one instance of Army disciplinary measures, oth- campaign tame typo that tne ' ditUtpra when adwiaiatarod la maaalvo ,r recalcitrant selesteee might reasonably figure It would hare been using. I t nuty have anMUnla, and .ta not retained in remarkabl. effects.' «Ti7 ,|in future cases. tba body io r m an than eno day. YOUNG GENERALS — Look, It can ba •dadsiatend day after In war discipline is often v deciding factor. In Cor earth bul for tho rule of seniority to ‘bft many a soldier who refused to dbey' ordeN would nSvi thrown out o f tho •Arrtty'd win­ OairSt atientiata. Dr. ieen peremptorily shot. The people of the (United Stnlci dow before long, promotion oe, r. W. Hartanan, Dr. 'Henry N. want ah army,-which if it has to, can stand up to thd Ccr dered on of f ttnmcy-tjwly.-sid| :k HytBQLp V IN A L thorough sifting1 out o f the fls r man Army. , ’, ’ • •I t old1ayntlomcn who wouldn't fo r tba "<Jrer aatiofoetiwi is ser ssetr PboM IMS • 5 i X J K <M W > lllO W T H M P fU C U t it , hsvo NOTE TO D EALER : We win redeem this coupon OCALA, AWf. 26.— VD —Tbe oecoad annual aoathOuUrn fat *iock ihow and U k will ba bald here Fab. 18-20. It was announenl Sunday by \W. E jSIIU af Ita roramittre whkb bSS cbstgo * f from any licensed dealer for 10c in cash. TAM PA F L O R ID A B R E W IN G , t n f ■ r H H • ** * ' IN C • l - i NOCUtPORATHD--t ~r? ---- :*--- not Storm Service » R ntw achool. plan for trtim oiav on Ita own. Cowgrena wHI do ,tha doeMng. army plans -wJU be I It is reassuring to know that the Annual hurricane Grrkiah model. ThayTt gberi. my I warning service will not be interrupted -fey the battle .of . READING 1IYKTER1C8 r.lie Atlantic, but nature should be sufficiently considerate D4w't rVaif yoursdf Into hystar. ,nc/jlo call off the tropica] hurricanes this yeti'. to It hardly seems aa though the ihurricaoes could com1“'Ipete with the wars abroad, and any winds they blow up In lyndicstod sows I would be minor in comparison with the brasses from the for that matur m the dictators and the .roar from the battlefields of Europe imd now* itorico. Recent ( if IAsia. .* ” * ,en. Ship warnings will ;be fewer, as belligerent vcsaela Jyelll not disdoee Qieir ^hereabouts even to admit they if*, ire surrounded by raging tempests. But there should be **r»l *nough American boats, .planes and land stations to beep our Wrty good track of 'th« wandering and speeding hurrt. fertoru jtwvcn o f Groat 9 I :aneB. . • *• .__ -Leaks trios. th l Put, .then, .let's not Aavs j n y ^ Mladii Herald. permit ess la .d w «rte d m m ■i ■■ ! 1 One night Voltaire, the French phlloaqpher, was. lying s«J in bed when an Intruder entered ,his room. Pretending to ion P * MleeP *nd keepldg quite still, Voltairs listened as the ii«vjm»n tiptoed cautiously across the room. Be picked up the Larger bown Governmept !! buy your US rmeat and ifiorter term financing will be Abfprced py. 'the time *to -to Ls'the-time lUtory Deane Within a few week*. N »w ,is . . CAR—while 'Easy Terms a n atlil araiii lioa,.aad pukw a whalo of a IBMONrr SMELLS SWEET ay wow tatfusirlM msy, r .ap kl tbo retire nalUn m a lt o f tko war in Ki i 4 . ^fbo trttor dovoiU tlon be> rw ltd there sad slaa Uw ljloos M a g reodo .for * M a-!l Jo life are cUmln.-tlng a f d . tbo flower* ■nd rly of llM »ltru» r Florido both*. * perfumd* ore fl U»o flnrel bet W e Have 60 Bed g o t Weed Car Barg REM EM BEB W B . O P E B S E H ONSTRATOKS A T A YBOOT! 8 U B S T A N T J AL DISCOUNT White Side Tires. •a POBD .DELUXE ^ORDOR SEDANS 4 FORD TUDOR SEDANS I PLYMOUTH K SEDANSi 4 FORD TUDOR SEDANS DODOS TUDOR 8RDAN FORD - o r TUDOR BRtAN V \ > .t ’ * ; - I .FORD JDORS A ■ ro n y o i netl by a low chuckle from the bed. 1 n instantly the intruder ooverod Voltaire with hla Iqng STUDEBAKER ^VrAflON SEDAN. : V • • <re ‘jWhy do you taught” he demanded. • rq M D PICKUPS , , l a a s s s e s a CHRVRqurr wtaoie Monitor. r \ > .a l 1 8 COLUMN f5 tttrd todon't ef donblo-feo- £ T r*l t . . DODGE. . * �PAGE THREE bxm m kd f K ia l A n d Personal Activities 1 4 U R IN E B EAL, Sodety Editor Sgc/fl/ Calendar _____ (Mrs. Winn Honored At Shower Friday Mr*. Shannon Winn of Daytona Beach, form art y lllas Annie Bell MONDAY The Truth Seekers Class cf the Methvin of Sanford, wax honored First Methodist Church will hold at a miscellaneous shower risen its monthly social and business by Mrs. Haley Duke of Orlando at meeMpg at the home of Mrs. the home of Mra. B. G. Methvin W . P . Chapman on W u t IDih in San ord on Friday evening. > f IK ' Mrs. -JriweL JIra. Tom WdKutwi-afiV • The fla n l 4— Mra. P. R. Mitchell m il be co- Methsln's homo seers of yellow and white slnniaa and fern. hcitdUft. The shower gifts were preThe W. M. U. of the First BepUst Church will entertain ! sented to the honor guest by Mlaa Mlaa tha W . W. A. members and their Drams Jean Methvin and mothers with a tanquet in the Ruth Hodgea. During tha evening contests were held and prixaa were Church annex at 7:00 P. M. Tha D. A. R. under the spon­ awarded to Mn. Jacy Purden, Mrs. Britton Johnson, and Mrs. sorship of Mrs. C. R. Dawson Methvin. will sew at the Woman's Club A1 salad court* eras served late forMhe Red Cross In the morn­ ing. . ►» ! C TUESDAY A dinner meeting of the Pilot Chib will be held at the Valdex Hotel at 7:30 o’clock in the evenftig^Mrs. Margaret Iswrmcc, D im tor of District No. 12 of tha State Welfare Board will be guests: Mrs. Jack Purden, Mn. J. A. Calhoun, Mn. Z. A. Davis, Mrs. R. Z. J iljnton, 3r., Mra. Brit­ ton Johnson, and Mn. II. B. Odham, Mn. J. A. Ponder, Mra. Joe Jam il, Mn. R. A. McClelland. Mra. W. B. Brinson, M n. J. H. Hodgea. Jr., Mra. R. E. Peurifoy, Mn. Allca Harvey. Mas. John Gove, Mn. Elisabeth Jarrell, and Mrs. Herman Echols, Also the M least Margant Lyons, Dorothy Lyon*, Roberta Evans, Charlotte May, Tommy# Methvrn, Emma J*«n Methvin, and Ruth Hodges. Telephone variety pmgram M O TH E R S ! presented morrow .night at 8 00 n'cltck at the annex of the Methodist Church, when the Methodist Men'* Club will tponnor a perty foi the benefit of the l’ipc Or­ gan Club. Proceeds of ticket sale. will be Dwight Armstrong and Dan Senkarik spent yesterday at Day­ used to pay for the church's or­ tona Beach. gan. Included on the program will MJaa EUaa Jfariwvtbar returned be Cecrge Hanixn with .cvunil lodes from Claytoo. G o. where the has attended Laurel Fells Camp for the past eight weeks. P ersonals Mbe Iris Gay Flowers hat re­ turned from Clayton, Ga., where aha haa attended Laurel Falla Camp for the past eight weeks. LI*it. ftea. Walter Kraegtt Miss Edith Steakley has re­ turned home after spending a week In Chattanooga, Tenn., with relative* end friends. Misa Ann Wells M eds Franklin Bennett Miaa Margaret Vernay of Washington, D. C. arrived today to spend a week her* with her mother, Mr*. F. S. Vernay. Of inter*'! here i< th-- mar­ riage of M l" Anne Jurk-on Wells daughter of Mr and Mrs. William T Boyd, of J a r k -m v ill-. to Lieut. Franklin Devi* Ben­ nett .on of Mrs J-ln < Itennctl and the late Mr Bennett. " f San­ ford. which took plscr on Vug. 21 in Jacksonville at th-- home of Mr. and Mrs A P P.at. v. nt. brother-in-law and sister ,.f the bride. . The ceremony »»»’ performed hy the Rev. Chesley Bowden in tie presence of relatives and close friends of the couple. Im­ mediately after the ceremony. Lieut, and Mrs. Bennett left fur a trief trip to point- along the Georgia coast and in North l aro- Friends of Htrbert Moreland will regret to learn that he underwent an operation Friday at th* Archibald Memorial Hospital at Thomatville, Ga. Mlse Barbara Edenfleld hat re­ turned from Coronado Beach, where the haa been visiting for tha past week ** the guest of Mrs. O. P. Herndon and her daughter, Miss Mary Margaret Herndon. Word hat been received her# that Misa Allca Johnson, a stu­ dent at the Florkla State College’ bundles For Blue for Women at Tallahassee, ha* Jackets Organized keen appointed a student assistant In the registrar’s office at the _______ FRIDAY A »*w project, Bundlee for College. Gardener's Circle o f (he Bine Jackets, haa been unForming a party at Daytona Club will sew at the dertaken by the .Bundles frr ih for tha Red Cross Britain, reports Mra. I. D. Mar­ Beach yesterday were Mra. _P#g-_ ling:-------------- — Jtin, president o f “tbs' organlxa- gy Knapp, Mrs. Pete Cummlng, la Class of the First tlon Here, and will undertake to and the Mlsse* Ruth Cummlng, rrb Will ht'va a call oqtfH the seamen of tha British Gram Evans and Eva Cunning­ itlng at tha home o f Navy who arrlva In this country. ham. While at Daytona tha part » Vtmteri Mv. and Mrs. A. D. SmkM0!w*l*tfHre sen din g sever­ ttxth j r * P B t T o i tfclec T i n t . I.¥•2$. ' CTBj lOttlCQ .ftVRIi god all needles held by hy Ilocal al month* there. ^ i n Ou n c h ___ e n g a g e m e n t worfctrt, be brought to Jha meet­ ing of the Handle* for Britain Mr. ind Mra. Henry M. Tauim to be held at Mrs. Martin’a home, 1361 Mellonvlllk Avenue, on Wednesday afUmoon at 3:00 o’clock. A large attendance la raquested. * 4J BACK-TO-SCH' CLOTHES tn a bartering criticism, Lieut. Gen. Walter Krueger, commanding gen­ eral of the 3d Army, told a critique of corr*. divisional, regimental aad company officers at Camp Polk, La-, that th-ir methods of handling troops in maneuvers had bven a stupid disregard of the danger of air attacks. Ha declared roads had been so clogged with troop convoys the whole army could hava been de­ stroyed had the maneuver* been real war. Mlaa Sara Sheldon and her guest, Mitt Jeanette Andrews, of Atlanta, Ga. spent the weekend at Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Fred 11. WIIHams arrived yesterday, after a wedding trip in the mountains of Nprth Caroline. They will The Ruth Gordon Wright Stu- retlde at their home at 420 Oak diij will celebnta Its Third An­ Avenue. niversary Monday, Sept. 8. and Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Woolley It U reported by Mn. Wright that this anniversary find# the had aa their guests for the w eek­ School rpening with a large en­ end, Mr. end Mr*. W. S. Ewing rollment in both kindergarten and children, Shirley and Scott, of Jacksonville Beach, and Mr. and Mra. Clyde Flower* and e-n, Jackie, o f Port • Orange. TUESDAY UIGAIN DAY! IOUBLE BILL A 148 by local talent will be seen to­ W right”Studio W ill Observe Anniversary ENDS TONIGHT Church Men’s Club W ill Have Program United State* Army. I Carrollton, Kentucky, appointed aide-de-camp Barrcton’s staft at M Tampa. Plan right now to make your daughter’* *chnul frock*. I f * en*y to new the wimple Htylew whe like* and look* bent In . . . and you’ll he sur­ prised how little It wifi coat to give her A l.l, the frocks she need*! „ 36” Guaranteed Fast Color SCHOOL PRINTS Red (Voss W ill Build Posts At Arm y Camps WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 — —The \merican dot v ross will construct office and headquarter* bulklliips at 62 Army poata at a cqst ol si nut $1 .'JMI.OOO The Army announced Sunday that it h;i«! approval plans for tk4 k|truitiiriB'. Conti* of conatruc* tlott, operation anil maintenance w U ]> • raid hy the Red Cross. The 'tructurcs will contain offleea- ,li» mg quarters for Red Croga personnel,’ lecture and re­ ception naims. Amo>v the post where building* will fc- iiistisl are Camp lltanding an l Macliill Field. Florida; Camps ll.auregnrd, Claiborne and Uving-ton, Isiuisiana; Fort George li Mi-ado, Maryland; Camp Kdnards and Fort Devens, Matsai Husetts; Camp Shelby. W. M. Anderson 39c to 59c yard H A V E YO U SE EN A N I) H E A R D PANORAM “S0UNDIES ItrlRhl, clear prlnla on new dark ground* . . . lol* of check, stripe*, polka dot*! Sturdy broadcloths, p e r c a l e * , tweedy cotton*. STRIPED CHAMBRAY W e Carry Butterick Patterns! New Fall Fashion Booklet Just Out! Twice Weekly The but word In iiplo-dntr entrrlnlnment available fur your pliM.-urc and entertainment. Yowell SAN FOR I), MIXED DRINKS A T POPULAR PRICKS Just A Couple Minute*' Drive un l.akcfrnnt C c m fd e te U f A I R W ith Solid Colors To Match 29c to 69c FLORIDA YARD C O N D IT IO N E D Christian Endeavor Society Has Outing A swimming party and picnic supper was given t v the Chris­ tian Endeavor Society of the First Christian Church on Thurs­ day evening at 8anlando Springs. Those present were: Mr*. I James Horton. Mn. Joa Petras, the Misses Mitts Meyers, Bertie Hughes. Geraldine Petras, WIIbelmlna Nlbloek. Dorothy Lyons. Mary Edna Laundress, Marion Pearson. Batty Baaaar, aad Dor­ othy Pearson. • _ ' Abo, Lawrence Horton, O. D. Laundress, Jr- Paul Hodgcns, dark Moore. Bifly Stringer, Joe Pslra*. Bobby Meyers, Chari** Rowland, George lowland aad Bab Schondalssayer._____________ ■ j. G1 CHANCE AT THESE LOW TERMS! AFTER SEPTEM BER When the new 1st govern­ ment regulations go into effect you will have.to pay 20% down on all Electric Refrigerators. Buy now while easy iCkCfcR. $ payment LSM M y Down and $1.75 a week is plan still in effect ^.Favorite our of $1.75 �.. . ’— •A ^ f • aaK i S ?v**--X ,-r- < - . scorn MONDAY. JdJODSt U . RADIO NKW8 fratarnitlao af tka UairanUy of Bfenda o« b p t XX. Moot « f tba fraetrnlty InvitoU rn to maabanl-Jp will r » to •rtB taf frnhntan. Rafulatiom of! too totorfroteraKUy Confarom4 rapmantlnr oil of tka fn t- W« JbyH# m to to p b ru d M oM r. Clark* ]./ J m ■ .M IA O W Zi V V fc R O lrt , lo liw to rk of Carl if. W , Cor»l C able, and GorFnonhtla, Sarasota. 0 -11 notional ooclol fraUr1 with chopte n on tka Flo- /W l (C a o O K tO i •"K iS fflK B K ltf B U f 'f H t P O O l K i * 4 A F tM H tR . / ’ M. e - ♦ ;e r t • H i?|Wg.> * "• • .w • *4w , » WlHPOMtf .«^ • — rr?,*7 rk ^ S 5 fii^ l MM“Bwk - ToSthdol” - Needs ’• J o r t f a t N o w R ir f t io t iv y fly STANLEY ™fP H > T lP U M * U ll - m i v w io w m 90 BO month- VflTH BALDOONS, •F o r a L ate Summer Vacation • F * Payipg Your Taxes 1:11 UP Kawo •- ( 1 WSBSSKi? t-rartu Jack Booth and Hla Dane Danes tbaa Hood of Ufa Yoany Dr. IfalOBS Joyea Jordan Now SounM Varieties MorTT-fB’toaad . ss nsssf H kb H T a n d u r r • n w v P * l F T » D * t A M P S L to A M H D U * Luc o A D h o u A N D FBi.La a > Aa k » ab/jcV . « rirrwmx > llilS 11:30 U iU 1:00 1:11 140 1:41 ■' 3:45 Columbia Concart Onhsa^dW ^onya 1* tto W W 4:15 Aftarnooa VtofatiM • 440 Bob- trookal Oardanlnf Prof. K. U t o f 4:45 Winco Onr Jordy 5 00 Albast V an w r O f m BtlO Sports. Naws-Tad !{ i^ w tn ,,# 5 7 S ,0 ’l^ _ 1S * Hnala* m feline Bofldlng Gets Authorization too 'a e jr- y *i\ W - ,, 1 Arrested bads o f Und^thi Dak? S rto tT o n jS fS iBqofct Bnndv Faatardar by l»- some were too •iS : •* �/ . A — w. ■y -SANFORD HBRACD. SANFORD, -FLORIDA FADE FIVE --------- ---------- - Players Cash In , Kramer* Schroet ' 'On Screwball !Retain National A tlanta Game Tennis -Crown . U m b f r A. D. 154!. the aam* heInc a llula I»ay af ihl* Coil**, oth erw l** IW re rt l*rnrnnff un w ill be r i l t r t d M i l u t >*u and ta rh «>f you. It l« furlhar ortlered Ihnt Ihln orslrr h« tiuhllmhe«| In TU« Kanfnrtl n*wat«f. a n«*uepi,»mr publlmhecl In Srm lnole CnUHly, Florida. •*ncr rat’ll « r r k fur (o jr C4> f6 ii»n M l| w w n k e tX>NR • ntl o ilD K ItK n In C k a M n rri at Hanford In H«a t'otinly of H * a ln o l« and H tit* C to r srARfgo P lfC M i*IO P b « cues l»4 1976 n ia a e ire i n , i-*— y i / — u u m i 17 Uie greenback bait of 9100 for <aab goo *e-egg ianlog he hurled. CaSttaneoga's big Buck Marrow Hanked the Atlanta. Crackers In afa frames Sunday, but alack, he laet the game, 4 to 1. 'In a baseball benanx* brewed In tbe brain of 11amum-like Joe KWte, clowning Chattanooga prJSy, Marrow strolled noncha­ lantly over to. Kagel a- haa and . haaleiata alter each aeorelcaa inning. The fe e w e -M d w a e k w pitcher brja billed by Engel to haithottl h f c o f the doubleheader w|th the •flM) o ffer standmg for all 16 Innfctgsjbut when he io*t the opener—* po more chance at tho easy dough. Another twirler took oeer. Ho too, lest, 3 to 2. ■'. atul|t I " show he era# as rood a Banin Claus as Engel, Atlanta mogul Earl Mann shuffled nut defense bond* to erery Cracker * h*t, t25 f ° r ■ aafety •■d IW ( , r a home run. lie akdled aat »276 fee seven safe­ ALTMAN’S BROOKLINE. H u i , Aug. 26— UP)— The tsrd-driving Jack Kra­ mer and Ted Schrader retained their mtn'a double tennia tltlrw in derisive fashion Sunday by routine Gardner Mulloy, of Coral Cable*, and Wayne Sabin of Port­ land, Ore- 9-7. 6-4, 6-2, In a straight-set final. For the ninth time tine* 1932, Mrs. Farah Palfrey Cooke, now af New YoriL beeame on# of the women'* thampion* when ahe and Margaret Osborne of San Franeiaeo, her fourth partner In thin ties and two homers. Engel and . party wheeled fu­ riosi dy onto tbe field just before ■aroc time In an armored car. Ha bounced out, armed with a (hotgun, and stuck the shooting piece in his box. Tho Cracker* blasted Mann'a cash register to pennies In a de­ valuing sixth Inning. Charlie (Hock got on with his second safety, and a total of |S0 In bonds, Letter Burge bomered for his 37th circuit clout of the sea­ son. and Willard Marshall followed with another fouP-haee bond-rolleetor.'Both home run hita sailed high nvrr a sausage sign which read: “ Make a hit.’* Clock fashed in thrice, smash­ ing out a tingle, a double and a triple. Other O acariy who helped the enuo of defense, and them* selves, were Connie Ryan, Emile Lochbe-im, John Gcrlach. P. 8. In rase you're sorry far the “ poop* prrxics who handed out the dough, it mlftht be well report tbe l.-tinanaa drew 12,601 paying customer*. Chattanooga • f Florida, thin the !&lh day «-f July. l* Sedan 155.00 1933 Chevrolet Sedan .... 125.00 COlhilAN r .....* ; 1935 Ford C o »P «......... 95.00 TRUCKS 1937 Ford Vi-ton Pl«kap ........ 185.00 Telephone 713 1935 Ford -ft.ton P k k u p ------ 175JW IF C. <••fn-l.il Sral> MAJOR IFA6UB ►*AVfc Wod . T o o ftAslES J 'Tjudkr f o a t i e haul, Pours < > CUifA60 Ott#NTi.y Ou p a •ou fiu e Boor pa y w jfsi t i e v r fe a w Qoox • w as 47. Ye a r s o l d . m e o t o e r r r u y t ^ MACTiVE SERVICE H tU e MAJORS • rreteMTEp Lilli IV ul.IVKIt. st a.... i i II II SI It »'• <>'"'>• riled W ITNK5H my baud sod *«»*l o f terrific Mrvlce of Mulloy, one •( oriles on this is day af Alikas!. Mat year's runnerwup, to lake 10 41, at Han font Hrniluola County* Flqrlda. eommand o f each aat o. V. i i i : il n im >n Tho defending champions put to-------------mostly ‘ srtth steam ing n. c. — SWi , — jrrnadjm 11 n nmni. m aum a rmmm > riN C T u rr rn ta t «r th m s ix t h a u im ia i. n n iw »t o r m m ( tstm or w i - o u i u a . l a a n o r o n emwis o i.H ceu x n M (M A M . emmr, W. \V. a 6tFTS Poland- BIIITII, r is ln llff. to . rmiFsi I'raahyterlan W lm in ’i A «r— latlott; W ill. Ilradlnr A Cn«*piM7; I I- Valk A CuRtpany; I*a9i<ts riiak, tillhert A C*(Rupany| (lnr<nt III*wni a Vanllttrfft; T y« ■•n a Smith. W K A la ia n d tr A i "• party; K«*kman A Vtlatiurt; | fllliirfia ft llain m tr; Tbn Ainba» • N av a l Nl*.ra t’oinpany; C. A V IIo 1111nn Company; 'JMantara Mam.f* •'turlna Company and IK I If. Ms’kllllan A Company. It I-f I iir tua«la t j app'fer baforn Ihl- <‘nurt fia t Muufmoaa In ITian. rry baa baralnforn bo*n latile.I aualitMl you and that lha Rhsiiff of Hrmlnoia Cnanty, )f|»r<.u. haa mada hla mt urn Ihrre.ot that you a 0*1 M r | of ou at• fort*Init rnrpomlkona and hai a»*sl «a« It af you havn b a r- 1..fora dona bualaaoa In Ih li nlatw and that aald anmamn* ratiM ( M aarvad awlntf In your fall**** In atari afflrara nr api. or In hava within a n » a ff t o f -» t 9 » « R lia ttt l procaaa awn ha 94 f«'l. and Ihal your nfflrnrn nr »<"n l9 nrn unknown. And II fu rU -r balnn mada to *p p n*r to thla I’o i r l that thin nation Ii n an n )n Ctumaary in - fnmrloaa and C W A ty T n v CarttfliRAlnai oar la In U ndo danla tho •w«»rn b ill af cumplaint fllfkl baraln. Thsrrfotn, (haaa praoanta nrn i»» roinraand you and anrdi of you' i • ba aud appaar bofora (hla *‘••art on tbn first Any nf t! d salbs r for it’* the biggest buy General Electric ever offered. And the G-B Refrigcretor has long been "leader o f thq parade" in beauty, in practidl convenience features, In down.right dollsr-for-dolfar value! Let'a _____ Moke "fiuiit for KeepsPwifk to -make any repd5 "farm machinery, 1 or other eaalomtat, Irrigation ......................." w b W l o o , O f See G E! ’//# til/v *' 'OVR h f i3*i«d thta ua inn g A iiA ii V TheyVe Selling Fast at nth. ntc or ws.revsr lu .e iu . Aeeusi. Ittl. . ; jv. C bow much C-B W hen I O U d e e R efrig era tor you can now get for to little money you are-going to have one o f these beautiful new models in your kitchen tbit summer. Pur ehop la well eft an • T • -# • - lift FAlltRANKfP] IHBTRIBU’ LEGAL NOTICES to 1 THM NEW YOHK, Aug; 28—<AV- Mra. Valerio Clara t.olentan Manvllle, IS, widow of Thomaa Franklyn Manville, former president of Johm-Manvllle, Inc., died Bunday in' • hospital after an openllon. O W R F ''iliAl TR l r ri w i /I > i t i u A Iivfsnt. JTjf•- r t AI W Mirsei. U rM s-p o ri. r.n n e M ie u iYou s r . her* by re4|»lr»s| to ap* c ite a c^ eck fb « l7 ,i7 iJ 9 (o tic n s c tftr crtiis ' CAR1UI6S) AsJO , loy, gained their second fath e r- cra* n ro rotifrnao w ill son crowits in three y e a rs by beat' « K « l n « l you The* Hanford llfr»M . a n «w ie |M r mt Ranoral rlrru l itlnn pub* Ham J. Clothier, Jr., and 2nd, af M ilahoel In ai«Mlnolo Count*. F lo rid *, Philadelphia, 7-6, 6-2. I* h « r e b r flN lc n a ltil th* n o w *,WhU# overwhelming their op­ p ip * r In w llr h th'a «rd>r shall hs four, ponent* In speedy fas ion, Kramer p o h lU h n i nnra u w ork f « r and 8ehreader broke down the f 4) eonaarutlva w eak*. NeMce la hereby g lv e a that tbe aaderslgsed. harsh W la b t Msre, a am re led wom an. Intends to h p *tr b y pstitlun te U s J eters e f U s Circuli Court .fo r Ih d V H ln U J * « l sis I 'C trsuU la and fo r Bsm laela County, F lo rid a, a* the C eart U aaso In te a l.,id . H.inlnol# Csuntr, Fisc Ids. I I A. K. on a efta asb tr 1932 Chevrokt Vt -ton ....... 15.OO W e and CiToiecs u/»t> aortem or ArrLicATtog 1935 Chevnikt yt-tam Stake------- 1850k) In C M O -f 1b J o in hefnee n dal»a rntarad fnyinvwiil and anaaqee esey and eonvealeat monthly p a p -d C l» t* Marlin SrEil i*lr. »|i| r.vurt Vin-utsilr t*ss«M«iy. Florida, tha to itir a -nit for* divorca I Inm .n|rr mlialt te publlahad no. . | « r r k f..r foi|f r»n ae ru tlv a bb.*h9 In TMK SANFORD lll'lL A l l*. a t». W fp d iar publlahed in -• mi i no I*, t ‘.««i tit \, Florida W 11 he m m » ai«fnatura •o.t i h.• "d ll of • »l.| f ’oiirt at San»«•! SsMilnoI. t*nunl>, Florida. TI um AuRuat t. t i l l «• 4* IIFItN ItO K . t*l»ik 9’lrriilt I'ourt lib A kl WKKKM. / - r u e u s r o f* - 95.00 ru iitllff vs H fK k oS . liefau.Unt in lb. t-*t CdAElie IS A tln rn sy fsr p lsln tlff Orlando, g le rU a . 4kdan n m c K iiv f I. While Easy Terms Are Still Available 7 by Riggs of Chicago, 4-6, 6-4, 6-4. |r»er is ih. mil or ....... M ulloy and ktaolad, R. B. Mill"f tirtbhnr f. 1141; p ln a rw l«« f C*urt l «‘\ \.|.|te«a . rilkuq vil N"ii .iff hrrt-hb • amdh .tided and rs sf iif -t In I p p ^ jr ' W n la ia b t r I, I *» t» t-s the* ltll| *.f rotnplmtnt filed ». •»m- i von l» > Yltonif* Ilan ill- cam e (O ffic ia l • * » ! ) rl f o i > o r « ' ” HMITM Altnrnay \ n t t r i > : v v t l M I .A IfA M It y Buy Your G, E. Now *Ua m ilourlea U U e m a U h , w hich they caplurad from M ias Bets and Boh- be — cto'sad 00mioruble n Circuit I 'la ln ilffa T" ,ft) n p ,v n » r ; ; ; r m i K ~ % OHDF.VI OF PI J l.irtT IO T Mr*. Cooke then gained her 36th national tennia title since 1927 by IN JUK n a u i : ok TIIK MTATR fi r .mlnrf pccrnoM rWiiulilafl sot Lw tkm LOttBiig um Plymiiutit M t h is u w r r r r rn i RT 1^1 t i n FOR 9KNHOI.K ro t ATT. FLO- m n t.iT competition, cam * from behind to | I'O I X T I . ix r i l i i c x a i defeat the capable Rollins College J‘ "*HI,»I HW*A. l-ismurr VH blondes, P aulin e Beta and Dorothy Mll.t>UKI> ttM iK U P M A . Bundy, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4. da t»t. And eo t ea — should be kept tally r e b e lle d - m i of Ihr FOY PIIKWIN in 8*d*n :._1-.... f 195.00 1034 Plymouth Sedan ... ...... 1115.00 1034 Chevrolet Coach------- 183.00 1034 Chevrolet Town . n Umrim tod \V Hpenrrr So prllo r far I *KaI n1 1f f - *KWTfl0V< Rite* For Ruying On Eaay Ternui a iudffr o n p k r o r aritvicvi Tha JMnl* «*f Florida To C'nifnmn f N rk «n n . Itrel* tleiMf and a ik lr«*« unknown: It In hereby nr*ler«x*| that ymi .ire required lit ,t|>|>«.ir an tha !•! day ».f H99lemtiai A I* 1991. I»efnre the* ahutp rn ilth .l t’ourt. to thm |9l11 of l'itm|tl nnt Ml*-,f uRmlnat >«U In the sln ltr I Minis | sail*** amt Ilia "Sintiint llei.ild** i< hereby dealKnat«-«| am the new# paper In whld*h tht* o r.U r »h «ll he puhllehetl nitre .* e < rk for f.*ur ronaarullv* werke Wltneam nty html and aa.tl of thU Cntirt at s u f f.i s. nt a..u t'nunty. kloriJb iki- tho m i div Of A iir umt A. I» M il fH K AL) «» i* i *»!i :\ i »on 4’lerk of flu* rtl.ntr «'..Urt lly A 51 \\ l.I.'KH W O R D ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. w io irr LLOYD F. DOTLB. , Attorasy for rylltlonsr U mg qscsir covm E. C. 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JS*5« ‘ " i . ae Clark of tho Circuit C oaaty, Florida, on Ihla tho l l l h day o f July, A. i •JB w 1*4 »;« of •} H 3JL * w *•« oc-SK i -i of hw W 1-4 B NB l - i dt MW 1-4. ____ .• B fC B R la ia tlff. Moridlitf plenty o f prodta for Itii and oodlca of omploymoiit labor and tho popular damand boon to “Lot ‘am nickor “ Thai ; rrpfrtanea. Uiouyti/araa a lao* , not tar tnoufh baak to ba*« io v « i .......... ..... ............ || Clark O. T. IIR R N D O N o f tha Circuit Court By A. M. W K K K H D m u ty d o r k . READ .THE AD$ Along With tha N«w » V IB 6 R M - a a s s f •ts^T gw ye 8A N F0R D . F LA. m PHONE 268 m y * 'HswM, AM, m tm jm m i of of tits* moontcH flKSTSI : m tr iM w i car hostw, tfJ •: ;> * va »' i y-4*. I# i o lew dc t l i « coals m 'Ji r*»’ IP �V ’w f - Sanfnrd In The Only Central Florldn Clly Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation S im ila r NEW SPAPER SANTORO, FLORIDA^ TUESDAY,' AUGUST 26, . a m a to u — m— Ml ■ i IB X X X I I I 1941 i Member AaMdatud Prtvm N I - M H K K -3 -------- ® ^ 'R e s is tC L U C e Workers Minister Slight In Iran; New Zealand 3 To Jobs At Feajcs Japan,Principal Red CitjL.. Taken Kearny Shipyards iS S w v -e -w %. 2 <Navy Reports 97.3 • P e r c e n t Of Men Back On Construction A t Plant New Sub For Uncle Sam Work Is Going On Enthusiastically ^New Program Of Ship ' Building S t a r t e d By Maritime Group I J g ^ w Y T a N . J „ A u g. 26 — vB h a » TJlo N a v y rep ort® ! to d jiy ik 'T W .S percent return t o w ortr at th e v a s t plant o f th e Fe#Bf5l Shipbu ildin g'an d ■Dry D o A Corananv*. ntflled T o r I d Hays b v a C IO strike. R o a r A d m iral Harold G. fiow en , wKo footc command o f th e strike-bound yard under Fraser Would Coop­ Reds Admit Advances erate With U. S. Towards Leningrad With Mutual De­ As 24>Hour R a i n fense Arrangement .Soaks W ar Front SHANGHAI. Aag. ( A P ) —The Japanese Army determined to realise* Its policies la a le v East, pollties which Prime Miamtor Ckerxkill iald Sueday have “ gat to atop" Ll. C*L Jento Aklyama, spokmman far Ja­ panese force* la Chinn, as­ serted today. Commenting on Charthltl'a speech. Aklyama declared hie nlteriar metlv* U to ladnc* tk* United State* Into war. Ha added the lotted State, wan being arced lo war “ ant necessarily against Japan aloue.“ WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.—(A f —Prime Minister Patar Fraser of New Zealand described tha Par Eaatarn situation as “ vary crlUcal." aa he declared hia couatry would agree to any mutual defense arrangement with tho United Statee. -Ua aaaorted Neva Zealand fait “ In danger” from Japan and still hoped “ Japan will see com­ mon sense." The Japanese charged today that Prims Minister Churahlfl Had about British and United Statee efforts to keep peace with Japan, and defiantly declared nothing would halt the Wilt* ward course of this Asiatic.em­ pire. ’ i T in entire' press aMtrtod Churchill’s promise of aid lo tho presidential order, anlil "the matt I n working enthusiastically and will try lo make up, the lost time.” At Washington, meanwhile the Marilltr-e (V-mmiaalsn jart t. in »1^4rt,fl50,(100 shipbuilding tin-gram under way by negotiaUag fop additional waya< (rngglatIng yard* and contract*, fa t 6C canto amps * The Frdi Kpnrny.N. tildes down tha ways at N s # annrunerd last night It war i t Water. Tho craft, mors tha ruing over - Immediately to Knox all HU run1 .f alovan belng.bull? .Jtj*r*._ Commission WUJ In je c t TW T by agreement or arbitration, m Since the navy took ever th> ^fard yesterday. Korndnrff tol«' Knox tk# eomnany could assurer So responsibility for Its farther management and operation. I!a ' said the company would ^oqperatr with the Navy to th* % eat o f Its ability by vnluntor ihr aaalallnx In carrying forward the national defense program. Seventeen. thousand workerr struck; Aug. 0 after the company refused lo meet a CIO demand O fo r n modifies! union shop. That burn* between the unlrr and tho eomnany wa* unset*'**’ on tho ova of resumption of full* thao production on $493.000J)0C In maritime and n»eal contracts « M t h tha navy In charge. *7 Admiral Bowen said tho idan* would Operate under rendltlonr n b tin g at tha tlmo the striki began and thaf the modHIed union shop question was In the ^ EimfonTStuderits Enroll A t Stetson LAND; Aug. *S^-<8p#elu)> 567,837 To Be Asked Report Made On W ork For Bathing Pool, For Airport, Roads R e c r e a t i o n Hall And Fltod Control With tha arrival of tha-official 'arms, Sanford trill fUe an ap* plication with tha W P A for a <07337.95 project which Includes a -ecreatlon building, a swimming •ool and n both house In Tort Mellon Park, tha City Commiedon decided at Its regular meet* ng last night The City la asking the PW A to lrovlde DO percent of th* total oat at the project H. N. flayer, lerk said. Plans and specifications for thh nrojeet her* been draarn np and ire really to be sent to PWA of­ ficials In Jacksonville for action, dr. S*yer aaid. , The project la being filed under the PW A dafanid appropriation and W. C. Tom t field engineer from Orlando, garb It bis racomnendatlon oa.a recent survey trip Hera. In hla opinion th* prejeet a a* Justified from n defense standpoint because th* racraatlon facilities In Sanford would be improved. Commladonen authorlaad tho Herb to pay H&290 to the Cen­ tral Hanover Bank and Company In New York C l t r c Utereet an refunding bond* that la duo Sept Aethrltlea of tho 8emlnolo County Chamber at Commerce during tha past two mouths were outlined at « luncheon moatiug of tha group at tha VaMea Ho* U1 today by Edward Hlgytna. aecraUry, who used map* and blueprints la tha ceurae of bis report to locate various projects. Mr. Hlgfins daclarad S a t tho SL Johns Clear Improvement As* socialloo. Of w M rirM U adttu? Ury, has mads a request to tha United States Engineer Office in Jacksonville that a u flood control measures bo placed along th* rout* o f the proposed l l Johns-1 mllan River Canal so that future davelopmenta could con­ vert It Into a canal. Other activities reported on Included th* airaart. State Raad 44, and the 8t Johns Rhrot Trail Assocaton. Concerning tho airport; Mr. Higgins told* tha Chanter of Commerce: *lTh# airport project has been completed as far a* tla allot* nT n»e German hl|k command today aaaaunaed th* captev* ef Halipirepitrevik, deserlk*d is the last Raaaian speatI head aa tk* west beak *f the lever Dnieper River. Allies Seeking * Swift Cleanup Kntrli.'fli And Indian Airborne T r o o p H l Tsed In Maneuver ', On the R»*o-G*rm *n war front. soaked t v a 14-hour rain­ fall. th* Ruuwns acknowledged (tat Nail troop* wars advancing ta-ard Leningrad's Jugular t«Hi , th.- rail line to Moscow, after rap* luring Novgorod. Adolf Hitler's High Command tar*<-ly tumnnl up progress In tha •fl .Uy-old conflict with a alngl# aentrnc*. 4** (•.etrlitlril I’rrea ltiiH-'i:iu Cii<.,;tlv< n vi'.'iiiiig tlitwti friiiii th,. north anil B ritish innu i i.il i r itipA utriking fm m Iln< ..•iiili ninl w est w ore ri'iMir:<.I tmlav nn'i'ling only slight iv -is tm u v in tho I ' vo-i Iju (dd in\ iisinn o f Iran (P e r s ia l as tIn* ,\lli,*-- sought a s w ift I'lnaa-un nf I In* an­ cien t Miililh' Knsl nil king- , "On tha *nUl%u«at front, opara* Ilona procaad Uroardlng to plan, tatee a hand In the conflict In Iran came from Berlin meanwhile. With authorised Natl quarters as­ sarting the Reich and Iran are In •fttee communication " oy»r Ills situation arising from tha AngloBosirt invasion. . Information aeallabla yesterday was that the Red Arndea were » i leaat breaking even with the tavadiag Nat la, but thf Soviet fommand'a eomnaaatqu* fo r this morning ackowledgad a substan­ tial reversal about 1*0 mllaa bemw Leningrad. Here, it was stated, Russian troops had abandoasd Novgorod, fftsr Ion* and fla n * reilatance. Mid tha (itrmana thus had reached within S t miles o f the Moscow-Leningrad railway. Along all tha remainder o f the front, H o m y said, tha Soviet amdev werr maktog *• fight. Ruslan reports atatod that raia had been falling baavlly at the front for the last-14 hours, h w u aald that roads othor thaa that jnora rain would make country around Leningrad. „ ___. _____ - I Tk* report* of both belllger G e r m a n i T r o g r a m a rnU indicated that th* h*avi*n . -Union was in th* cantral theater, LONDON. Aug, 26—W V -Th * where tha Rad* held the InhGerman radio uaod three fast- live In counter-attack* which talking new* announcer* In place Moscow claimed yesterday were of one last right and kept a materially pushing th* Invader* mystery kibltser af th* air from I back and which Berlin In.lite I getting a word la adgewtaa. ti> th* contrary had bern broken Recently the klMtaer, speaking with enprmou, Ruulsn lone*. 1 th* same Wovo-Ungth as the Tk* Nail High Command aald -------- haa1merely that "operation* In the German fiat are making good progrea. scolded tha Raich everywhere," giving no specific menu aa “ this la information of any lector. pur tho Oar Tk* Soviet counter-ofi'enalve at paused between I th* center was between Gomel Last night aa and Smolensk. It vrsa described nouncar d id “ the iromlsnl by tk* British aa the-sMMt Im­ portant yat loosed by the defend r r , and wa* tntendrd to break a German flanking maneuver aialnat tha Ruaalan east bank de­ fenses along tk* lower Dnieper In tk* Ukraine. Soviet war bulletin for yeaterday afternoon pictured the flxhting aa continuing 'th familiar arena: Before the great Red Indua­ lrial canter of Dnlepcropetrovsk. Members of the Sanford Out­ when a bridgehead on th* wes­ board Aasodatlon will meet to­ tern bank of the Dnieper was de­ night kt 1:90 o’clock at tho Cham­ ber of Commerce In tho City Hall. clared still In Ruaalan hand* and whan Ik* SovUt fort** war* acttvttioa will be shown said to b* at Uie counter-attack. meaabar* are urged to be Dwight Smith, president City News Briefs V U be presented tonight at 5:00 o’clock m tho annex o f th* Mathedlat Churah by th* Methu dJM Man’s a u k fo r Ik* boasflt o f th* Ply* Organ Clob. Becau.r o f n tya ng raphMal error, The Sanford Herald aald last night that George Hardin would ap­ pear on tk* program. This should have boaw Mr*. George Russian C o s s a c k s Sweep From North While l.rilish A d­ vance From South Fire Demonstration Backfires Damaging Storms ... Blow Themselves Out Windstorm* that tore o ff roofs In Maw Jersey, snarled Kansas Clip traffic and whipped street* flooding rates through West Vir­ ginia, wove themselves out today, leaving a U ll o f at least two Jred. 10 Injured aad score* Local Gotten Bow In D efeat To DeLand Team In Tournament Sanford gelfsra dropped a de - scora 6 I S to 1 1 4 . s& st s r & jlu u u ------------------------ t >iN|lutfIII' 4 flatlll tha* thi-ntfi «ahl lii'li.m is 11 ftirn'*, nn lii'lml: lrm»|w "Uvh l»A lit. 114*W WHT mill Ilritnr linrm* \.l/'. ••x191a111- eil iii the r«»iit|ii*-i 4»f hail R4,n**t| i h r t f v p ml a a f ­ ter brir f nkIrminIm *. Itniiux .tintin«t flu* thri'ut <>f (Je nun it Inters fill i n. Hiitish and Humiiin armiCN p:». «>d |»y httmlu'iir ___ _ ’ mH 5 ■*- p i"UKht thf it way i n i ' Iran vr;l t«»dny t iV rn hi) in ii fivr-p "i!fd invu«ii*r I f wipe tun a hflhftl f»f Ma­ Demon.traling how lo fxtlngulth a (Ire bomb at Ilo.t.i'i ri mli kMif in tin* • r.itfj'U’ Near Common, tht, fire-fightef pairowly etcapv.l leriou* injury when Hi. Kant Thrfwinif up ilifir fiiMt joint ^abeitoa autt caught fire The above photo w u niu.t.f a. he alep|ie.l luitth‘1mnl «tf th*’ ir to link Into the flame, of an incendiary bomb during an exhibitnin of thi* S"vu*t tiiiii»n \%i'll On* llriair raid defame for the In terna tiona l Kire C h ie f.' convrnnnh. La tUH-toAU^Ukv iSr if-vKrteAMMtl UlMter 20 p er.o n. w ere ""Eu'rnod when « bmnb shuttered flaming chen. ■«inn forct -4 were rf|»t»rl»*«| t » In* eneountoriiv Mlemlih mrreaoins leal over the crowd. m U t i i n r p fr«»m Ir.tn ■« urmy of nhout 1ftn.imo mon. Fear* niitiiidfii (hut Adolf Hit- . Ur, beuten tti flu* i*un in |i;in 1m* wa* in uenrliy' lnn| nnrf/- - Draft Board To Take Action Against Men Failing To Give Right Address Mount Dora Men Attend Meeting Of Defense Unit Four men from the Mount Do­ ra Defense Torn- attended the weekly drill meeting o f the 8rminole County unit In.t night at the Armory, E. (!. Harper, enptnln, said today. The men were fruia Company II nf the Fourth Ratlalfon, of which Seminole County’* Company C 1, nU<> a member. ^ . The visitor* were |,t. c K Hurchett, Flrat Rgl. R. R. Kddy. Crrp. F. W. Palmer, and I’vs 11. S. lllrt. A demon,tratlnn o f pi’.ch'ng pup tents waa given during the meeting, following clou© order drill and manual nr arms. If wa* (Jamonatratwl how tha pup tent or “ half shelter tent” I, carried by two men nn maneu­ ver* and let up hy them. Farh soldier rarrles half nf tha tent ami aqulpmant In hia pack. Georg* A. Bperr and Kugtnc Etl ridge shot aerre, above 80 on tba sub-callbra rifle rang*. It waa announced that the next regular meeting e f the Defense Fare* would b* bald on Tuesday night at 8:00 oTcock Instead -of Monday, bccatma o f tahor~Day. Senate Groun To Probe Shortages WASHINGTON. Aug. 26^-W) tee today voted unanimously un—The Senate commerce commitdertake an Immediate Investiga­ tion of tho “ whole situation" re­ tarding gasoline and oil shortages. Senator Maloney (D-Conn.), head o f th* tab-committee which will conduct tbs Inquiry Into oil and petroleum shortages In th* East, aald open bearings would uiiRhl laitineii a o fiivw r*-« nnd from Utunbul eniif mi iirii*4.nfirm<*d report that (i> rmnnv ilit'itlv Iiiim • Draft ili-lini|in-nta will b«* turn- prnmi«.'tl lo v,ml m<l t.» Iran if 1.1 over to tin Unitril Slates thf ilf^iit kinif.l n»*-4 mn»v hold* Di.lrict Attorney and to the Fed. nut ft>r n iiiotitb. S i n k 1115* uithoilt v\;»roiii5f .it erul ilureau of Inve.nVntiun far diiwu Motidtiy. Ilrilinh mid l!u«prn.ecutien in 10 d iy» a. the «imi nrinifw wlm'li itmv to'nl local druft Im'uhI line made every Ixii.mm mt'ii iuvndf I Tr.m :«fe five effort to Ineatn men, who have pf in t * "Irtlthnii* f i fiu (In* t'iii. piun Si*fl <low ii t " t h f 1'i t in| been mailed i|uestionimirva, but ifiilf wlifti* llriti-h wardiit*! have either failed lo return the wiiitod r«’ idy to :•i*| thf tillnrk i|uestiniuuiire. or h-ive iiiovnl lifter ImidtHtr llriti-h iiupfrinl from their Rated address wilh- fnrrrri ' ut notifying lie loanl. K. It llnt|w|| ,iNikf <iu«n tfl tliit Carter, si-erelnry of the draft n**’ t In nee hid ln-i'ii ••neoiinli’ird l-inril, deelared this looming. mid liif €•••rnmn radio .nd lh.it Most of the trouble i. mused IlipMihM |vh*»t*-*v rtirly M 'tf 'h y hid by nil'll tuuvlng fium tho addle-, hf litha .| v%iI h III W.’IMIHH* lllf r.ldthey gave the d'aft liisinl with rottd, iM’iilt-r *•f Tahri/,. f*fl»t|^ out giving the-Ituard n forward rity of li.m, IviU'f 7r» iidliu ing addn—., Mr. Carter espluin- 4oii111 nf lliitum** Fitih » tail bured. The list of sin'll men has Irr. Iwen run from time to time in The UiH-inn nor inI ultnek mi the lleruld and a large iiumlvr thi* levy point of th. ruilroad of rrgi.tranta loculed when lino It Hti."iifi w,i< tid lo Imvt* frlemla or memlier.s of the family killfd or woiindod Irmiiun civilhave seen llio mime and notified iariH the honiil of the legi.lrunl'a new Th»* llriliAh nnd Itu^ •In fnrrH address. won* ri*|u rt*’il driving lovrnrtl a Mr. Carter declared: “ Though |ii n«*t ia»n nl tin* i m l'" i f I n-titcr reluctant In do so we must turn of Kaxvin, |io milt•• «• *1 *»f Tnthe names of the following men hrnn, ill onlor to t'fiiif fir"t of In lo the district attorn* y for nil n illrrrt rmito for n flow of prosecution in tie next lit days Unitftl Stile* mid ltrili.«h war unless we am notified of their «upidir« into Itu^in. whereabouts: J. II. Marshall, Tho dlrrrt rruti* U tho rail­ Marion Lowrey, Willie Davis. road windinir H.%0 miltu northI-eo Jordon, I-evv Thompson, Le- wnrt| from tin' IVr«lii»i t»u!f nt Roy Long, wilna lo*o Bradley, Dan4ar Khaltpur Uto-ltwnd trim* * ft Ocnrgtf-tTHtc hmkn; T lo N fT 'flm ith thi* (*n<minn S«’*» «nd r* »m«*rtini? Eddie I.ce Harris. Llnsey (Is with n line to T lflU in (leorijiun borne, Ilurkn Hull Wootlson, Joe Ru«aiii. Harris, Albert Morgan, Horace B ritish authoritirn «»aiil tin* a t ­ Griffin, Harry Edward RuUon, tack launrhrd* Eirmilt.mroiMly Frank Brown, Wilbert Sanders, from the I'rndan Riilf from Iron Israel Campbell, John Henry Mr m il from Iliummi (Viiir*«.4i.*i had Chwre, Frist Owens, Amos llay' •fivrn tin* Aniclo Sovinl ulliea tlivtu Wood, and llrn ry Green. vital a d v a n t a g e : “ Anyone knowing the present 1. Wiped out (Urt.ipnvN |dntaddress of the men named are timrs to mak© Iran u b.i4i* and asked to notify th* draft board ^nrinffhoartl for an a>»"milt on office, and If possible, the men RuNBia’ a Baku cil illd rirt, themselves, therrhy saving these 2 . Thrown up a J n n t hnltlr* bU." front and «©run»d a rnuln fnr i»rnt4R TurknCj •h«* Appointment O f Teacher Is Made Resignation o f aaverml teachera at Longwood ware recelvrd and ona appointment haa been IIM IUT. T. fa W TV.a Lawton, SstoWIWH, PUIUUI made, school «Uau- perintendent, aald today. Mlsa Narine Parr, recent grad­ uate of Rollins Collaga, has been appointed to fill th* vacancy created by tha resignation of Miss Leila Woodbum, Mr. Lawton revealed. Mis* Tarr, who came her* from 8 t Cloud, will teach Bpanlah and English. Professor Kantnar baa resigned hla post aa commercial teacher at Longwood hut no suc­ cessor haa been chosen to fill the Doaltien. * Mrs. SUlIn P. Arrington, prin­ ciple of the Sanford Primary flow of tho war m ater iiN United Stain and Britain hav© proml«©d Rutala* .1. AMured menaced Turkey of »h© aolld Eiipport o f nmn*.l force* e f HuaaUi and nr ilaln. which th© Roosevelt To Send MaGruder To China WASHINGTON. Aug. 2 4 - M V ; President Rooaeeelt hws decided •n send a military mission to China. Dr. Hu Shih Chinese Ambas­ sador today disclosed the decision after a rail on Roosevelt, adding It be headed by jlrlgaritr General John Magtruder. NAMED CHIEF NURSE CAMP BLANDING. Aug..M School, la back from Her vaca­ UP) —Captain Catherine 0. Siam tion and ana bo found la bar fan been mad* chief nurse at I office gt tho South Primary 2300-bed hospital in this Sou saatarn araty training cantor.' \ ,. ; . v ' It-iiW i. 3 ' v. v - I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 25, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/52bb8088a9efcb9249ee141906c42496.pdf 60db0bdfa5caba4d787e64cb48b992da PDF Text Text I ♦ . ”V FRIDAY, A1 Stewart Says phiUdelpLla, *dvmji&*g with pmXTBISPARKi Final Rounds O f Double Net M*et London N«wnMa Had Aduac* Word On FDR-ChurehUI P V L U o F B c M 'M e e H C A t < 0 SFARlC m e P i w a t t /*! 1 -ftO R . 6 C S f PRlVC- Op By CHARLES P. STEWART Central Free* Cot urnntat ACCORDING to account* from London, newspapermen knew. In advance, all about the plan of Frima Minister Churchill ami Prcsident Roosevelt M for a conferenc* ico, but * /.l the British cen; ! .} I aor wouldn’t let -I 'em pufcllrh It J I In th!i co-.intry - s* aso4 th#lr luioicion*. Even then, apparently. Ihe origi­ nal Intention was to have the new* come Initially from London. That la to say. a London cable. Waived her* on the afternoon of tht aama day that the meeting oc­ curred, conveyed the Informal Ion that Major Clement Alice, British lord privy aval, was to broadcast a tremendously Important announce­ ment which Americana would do .Watt to tun* In on. with their radios, S t I a nt., Washington time, on 'Aug. 14, th* day following the Mooaevtlt-ChnrchlK gct-toycthera. Well, evidently It occurred to somebody In th* know, that It umutd he a llttla Ino raw for., aor da to maka th* United States dtoendant upoa London for lint advice* concerning OUR president'* chat with Winnie Churchill on th* for­ mer’s so-caUed “vacation cruise.” . Anyway, Presidential Private Serwtary Slav* Early scrabbled hastily around and, at midnight, ,!Aug* 14-18 (several hour* attar re­ ceipt of cabled tidings of th* com­ ing All#* statement), notified th* iWashington correspondent a that he'd hav* something vitally Inter.otting to tail ’em at 6:30 In th* morning—Just In Um# to beat A l­ ls* by about 90 minutes, though not noon enough to gat Into print with U ahead o f AUoe'e broadcast. .. >Oarracewadants Nettled , Of eours* extras war* Issued as faat aa type could b* sat and brass** could rarlah out th* -paper*. Navarthelaa*. Tv* heard aomi 'growling among WaahJngton cor- aoncemlng American publicity, which thay conaidar la non* of John Bull'i bUBinci*. . niuatratlveiy, not long ago tho War department circular!**!! Tan- Uahmaatei While th* case* report* . ad appeared to be the result of In* „ i teration, maaauraa must b* taken ; .1* cause this practice to D* dla* • continued. All personnel of your ^ cwwaand Win b* d lm ttd to omit . all raferane* to matters pertaining to tho national defense In personal : ‘ hUara written by them, capeelally .to foreign countrio#.’* ' “ “ ‘ *1 WUUam A. Smith, com­ et Fort Devena, Maas., hi* copy of this drou­ th* fort's bulletin board, is how It happened to gat i newspapers. i , -W wasn’t piayad up very proml. |Mntly at th* Urns, but. In connee* . itten with th* A tie* matter. It'* boiftattlng Ip be considerably com* ^ moated on by capita; corrttpon- CHICAGO, uAng. t L -U t o -R a y Billow* o f Paoghkerpele, N. T , for air y ea n a mar bat n e w a winner In national amateur com­ petition, gars hi* golf gam* a imooth Ume-up Thonday far nest week’* national amntoar classic *t Omaha by winning dm first G n a t Lake*, im a u tr champion*hlo at the Knollwood Club. Billows took the till# with a' • and 6 victory orer koaky 18-year- awrpt aside «n eluding Margin Spokane, Wash. tnm tear Utlabolder. Against Strmnahan. Billow* had Urn kind •» game which. If mateUlnad next, wffl make Mm • majoe faetaw- hr tbg-Oinator'd MC ^ g W *tN k LIQUOR B r a n d y , C h am pag n e, W lM T filii. C ord ia ls. etc. z & rale*, and Mary Arnold, o f Loa Angale* and Hope Knowles, of here front*'N ear York, paired with Dr. WDIlanu o f New York, [n the veteran*' double*. They lost to Leroy Vina] and Edgar Hathaway, consistent pluggers, 6-3, 8-6, *.X S E & t t . wti» BAGGETTS Liquor Store IC a th tr A r c a d e Xm IT W ON’T BE LONG NO BUT W E’RE STILL SELLS — Birr Mo o d e to w u ia M n i t v - ^ a r o o Mo aftm * t h t «A M i is o f e t Jacksonville Navy Tropical Park Is Boys Challenge Attempting To World Champs Meet Demandf JACKSONVILLE, Aui\22—GT) — The big Southeaatam Air Station haa six boxen who not only think thay can whip any. other outfit’* team but are gunn­ ing for world titles. They cam* her* at th* raqueit of Lieutenant Commanded Gena Tunney to help with th* Navy'* physical educalIon program. Probably closest to realising hit ambition la Georgia Abrams of Washington, U. C. A boats* wain's mate first class at th* air station, Abrams twice defeated Billy Sooaa be ora Billy won th* middle-weight championahop. H* tackles Soon in a non-till* engagement in New York July 30. Should ha wln bo would bo In Una for a championship ahot In tha Fall. Other* of the air stations beak-busting craw ara Steve Bellola# New York, middleweight; Cal Cagnl, Cllffalde, N. J., wellarwelght; Tommy Tucker, New York, light haavywalghtt and Frank Poroda, Jersey City, N. J., haarywalghL Thay too are boats­ wains mates, first class. Ballolse, unaucceaaful In* two at­ tempts to lift tho middleweight crown, I* on lb* comeback trail and last montr defeated Via Dallicurti, a major hurtl* In hi* path. Nettlow trounced Kay Kaplan and last month defeated Vic Delabot at Champlcn Zritalo Zivia'a waiter crown. Cagnl haa hasten soma of tho outstanding fighter* In his weight ct**s- TuckarVi last appearance waa In th* acml-flnal bout on tha Coan-Laute card, tho younriUr of tha group, haa won 10 o f his 21 EASY DOWN MIAMI, Aug. 22 — (JPhr Nr gotlatora predicted that tha Ga ble* Racing A**o*la|ion Thursda* would b* reorganlaad to tho sat iafactlrn o f tha Florida Raeim Commission, so that dates m*< be aaligned in tint# for a lhar oughhred aeaaon at Troplasl Pari alerting In Decamhor. Mambera o f th* rasing commla alon,' after waiting' three dap for a decision o f th* reorganise lion, left Miami for thalr V ines apparently Intent ter "Wlthholilln* Tropical’s dates until Its owner­ ship |a ehangad. Senator Erneat R. Graham ba­ led a fight to prevent racing at the track In auhubban Goya! Ga bla* unlesa “ ondeslrgbln ole m*nta'» war* removed from Itr ownarshlp. » Apparently t« meat this r# quiroment. Jams* Donn. aern* ti*r» of the Gables Racing Asso­ ciation, I* leading a Miami eyp dlcnt* seeking to acquire 61 per cent of th* Otnek for a price In •area* of (1,000,000. i. •* . * 10 Days Are Deft For Buying On Easy Credit • Read the ntws item at the right from The Associated Press of Wednesday, August 20th— this tells the whole story in a nutshell If you drfeih the market for dny tff tfi^Se ftWitt refeired to, DON’T put off buying them *any longer tinless you can afford • V to pay up id 33 l-3^> down—and even then you may not be able to get what yon want because o f shortages. dined to comment m reports th* track had been aervad an ultima turn to reorganise or nulL Ilia tash Park ha* b*»« atlottfd lt» usual mid-winter datoa.______ - ’ ■ , ' RIGHT NOW YOU CAN STILL BUY ON OUR REGULAR ’asstonal fights, but need* I EASY TER M S-AN D W E HAVE THEf MERCHANDISE ON HAND FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. * ,* " u ' g t ’- WASHINGTON, Aug. — The public, U was learnod to­ day, still ha* at looat JO days of easy •Installraont credit ahesd of It , Th* federal raaorva board, which is formulating rmt on Um* pormonta, wo* t authoritatively to favor a Umber 1 effective date and to — romidcrlng an indattiy plan for to expected to N morrow, but thay arp t h e to Uorod' by-'m ponetbU official* to follow rloroly to native rule* mad* public last week. The tentative regulation* ptavldfd i minimum on®^hlrd r i *b down-paymant and a' aaaMmina limit of 18 month* to pay th# baL ■ne# on now and toed automo­ bile*, airplanes, t-oeta, •ootoonrd motors and m otonydM i 20 per - c e n t down and 18 mos tha on rafrigorators, washing Ironora, vacunm cU cleaners, electric iff ’rinAltytetew dUhwathon,' air units, and radio aotei *e 16 n tn un l down and 18 month* on *U bnraora, itoken and f amaaaa, water heaters, piumhlag, sad Baas;lata air condlOontn* aystemat and 18 months credit IlmtUtkma on cash loans undog $1,000 an4 homo tonovatlon loans, would b* unaffi regular chargu Ilona slag would tho Initial rulaa, •t*' > ^ l^ D O W N Roaaat British Aagte ' v i Ih oy don’t Uk* th* position that ,«ar* shouldn’t b* exercised rela 11re UCto teaka that may b* useful to po­ la! anomies o f Undo lamuol. Ihoy’ r# decidedly resentful of auggeation aa coming from a t U H “ director of cenaorihlp.” oreovar, ho** a director for th* SRTEJIN HEMUPHERIL " Jooa that Includ* th* United aat“ Um ecrihe* art asking. Mp*va boon urgsd ta osaaotlaa M h m . lM f-*jr O U R LO SS ...T H E '- L o Refrige NMdr. r ea. * D rllv e r a » Lalost lh « Modal 1 Cjj.jya ffij A pex Electric Washer y*:'\ N A T IO N ’S ** G A IN - 4 *cY.*v>. t. Utihrfi volantjirlly «nd U)«y*r« i f food about doing It T h m V ' m V -jlt V • Dp For Shot At Amateur Meet CHESTNUT HILL. M w , A n , 1',“ . " A n ^ t e T m e E d 3 3 .—OP}—Blond Jock Krenter, of .6-1 o* A n n I**, and Trd Schraodrr, | The Amold-Knowle* eombina>1 Glendale, Calif., def< ling! tion orereame a one-act deficit the fourth-aeedad itllete, reached the semi-final , to conquer ound, and two »ceded women'* |team of vetenns Helen Jacob*, . f Greenville, DeL, and Valeria earn* were upset Thursday* in ; he sixtieth national double* p m -, Scott, o f England, 4-6. 6-1, 6-2. Top-reeded lira. Sarah Palfrey il» champion*hip*. rooke, of New York, and her The JO-yetrold Californian*, partner, Margaret Osborne, of lefeated oncn thla aeaaon and Sin Francisco, continued aa faictora In seven tournament*. vi rile* by /mothering Mrs. Vir­ •tayed with confidence and prr ginia Wotfsnden Kovara. of Oak­ defcm -to-eliminate the unleaded land, C alif, and Margaret Jeaaee, andem of Ed Alloo, Berkeley, jof t,o* Angeles, 6-0, 6-0. Vtllf., and Bill Talbert, CtaetnPauline B ell, o f Loa Angeles, tell, 4-4, *-1, 4-6, 64.- in one of wo men'* tmarter-flnal mstehr- and Dorothy Bundy, o f Santa C alif, seeded second, rormer national aingte* kirk’ Monies. lobby Riggs, o f Chicago, an.I were tested thoroughly by Helen Itrmard, o f New York, and 18V>ne Mako. i f Loa Angela*, pne Ima partner o f Don Budge, were year-old I/>ut*e Brough, nf.Ixr* •xtended to fir* aeta, longest Angelra, but. won, 0-6, 6-3, 6-6, natch of the tournament, to hy <-nn<—ntrntln, their fire *ln two n d r *en » Ml** itop the challenge of the Inter-1 he ollegiat* champion*. Charle. ltr>ugh. who, kept on the run, error* at crucial Mattman, Forest Hills, N r«Y committed ind Tad Olewine, of 8anta Men •latte*. P-.ul Inks*, atage and acreen I-a. Calif, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2. 4-6, 6-1 Form took a licking In II •tar, lasted only l>0 minutes in hi* tournament debut but sup* rom en'i dlrlaion with the IlgT ly held teima of Shirley i Oathton plinl the beat com ely and color and Pearle liar land, I t Lda An of the week. I,ukaa, who flew m pipe rTnen irom D n u b l l i h l n r jAM SA “ • wharever r r r r w i e e a e * ’ amt r « W iW A ‘< -■ Billows Warms , •/. . o S V . ^ A 'J .- ' f:; ■ j *i ) « ? • i■ • v > ' *. 4 • V5* * ’a •• v v ’ . ’ t i.W -M t H m �^ T” ~ ........... : 1 w - — ■ Kr Kanford Ia The Only Central Florida City Affording Hail, High*a. And Water Transportation A n n in N EW Sl'AFKK X X X III Established la IMS g !_ Army Morale Chief azis Intend y& w Hr ** * L SAN FO RD , .. ■U li. ...J7- . Strikes Aire Hit ^ By Congressman Rearmament Efforts •Said Affected By ^ Disputes In Labor • LOUISVILLE. Ky. Au*. 33 — iff5)— C h airm an Ed­ w ard J . F ly n n o f th e D em o° ? * t*e N a tion al C om m ittee y o u t h s role in th e hier tr u g g le f o r lib erty . and _ . « « Y o u n g D em ocra tic C lang o f A m e rica eon ven tior ^ t ia silly and prepoeteroue g sa y th at H itle r h as n o American. »g » p . Mendel! Riven of Boutl. lanltea warned that the natton’i Uaelf eannet tK we end •ralbeeu.V * board. hod, Sy Oil p N » ( *«*t tw*' aJm^d1 p, ••aboard week hit sources railing next r sup M i on Made a brigadier g ewirel over­ night, Frederick JI. Osborn, 82, S-foot-8 New York benker. la iSown in Weahlngton aa be start* rd to work directing the Army’s morale branch. Appointed to' the post by President Roosevelt, be previously had served as chair­ men o f a specialJ War Depart­ ment committee handling Army -ecreatlon and welfare problems. Cotton Gmnings In Florida Show Urge Increase Over 2,000 Running Bales Are Listed In Bureau Report I vASHINOTON, Aug. IS — 'My—; The Census Bureau reporttd today that the cotton of this fear's growth ginned to Aug. (A totaled 74,101 running bales, tpntelnlng round as half balsa, g lint ere, compared with «•* a year ago, 387,197 two ago. gtanlngs by state tnclud* 2,099 running bales, with « 4 T ’ a year ago. w la the sm tW * of th. tperevn t a g y a s » fts $ a n W•bearved a r i“ vola fe'. S torfly In the eastern seaboard Oil' .men - -------— etude en the recommendations were s a « .iu « t n s t ls d eon tompHeu for the final tw* Weeks tfff * " * " ? £ . *■ »*•* •* the a f tone, they suspected that & J to t od ^ cp fby i r I c W -office, mlch* v t Federal Reserve Board ordered restriction* B*PL 1 ,-on Installment *4 types o f rattoumor •Udlt on 24 Hom*. ranging from automobile* M trembones, home renovation •fan# and small rash leans. Itutlon Exams Slated September i ism 1nations fag teastor* on CsnstJtutiaa ef IW Upltod w U bo bald Saturday afIM, Sept $, at liOO /ctoeli m l P o u t p w l» of T# W* Liw U is take the AU GUST 23. .911 M em ber A s so cia te d Prena N IM IIK H ia R e ic h Headquarters Pickets On March In Detroit Transit Strike n./ A lU lU t .k h S . Of Struggle; Rut Finns Claim Ciains WASHINGTON, Aug. zS BERLIN, Aug. 23 — UP)— (JPh- The question whether cle­ Boersen Zeltung’s Balkan cor­ mency should bq extended to respondent reported today that A Private John Habtnynk, 16-year- decree by General I n AntoncsOld selectee sentenced to 10 cu of Rumania that 20 Jewlkh years - and nine mentha of Im­ and flee non Jew ish communist! prisonment for willful breschrt be shot for every act o f tabes of .discipline, wad taken under >tage In Rumania is attributable!",* study "today by the office oh to the communists. Judge Advocate Otneral Allen All Frenchmen arretted for German authorities W. Gulllon." Hablnyak was sentenced at will be held at hostage* swaulnatlon of a high German Port Bragg, N. C. A final decision la e i peeled officer two day* ago, It wn» de­ Tuesday. • • creed In • German military ordei* A congressman vehemently de­ affective today. For any further acts, hostage# nounced yesterday the 10-year, nine-months sentence meted Pri­ will be shot In numbers according vate John Habtnyek for Insub­ to the Carman view of th* grev t ordination end the Army released ty of the offense, said the order • court-martial digest quoting the issued by Lieut. Gen. von Rchaum1 New York trainee as saying ha burg. It wai not mad* clear w hether^ formerly tamed |16 a day and would not work far t i l e month. th* order applied to th* 6,000 Representative Young JD-. Jews errewteo by the Germans In Ohio! urged Secretary'of War Pari* yesterday, or to any o f th# Stlrrhon to reverse the military 180,000 parsons who have been de­ verdict which also carried dis­ prived of their liberty since May honorable diecherge for Habtnyek, In all of Franc*. News o f the assassination and o4 inducted Into the aftfTtec June 13. The selectee had worked aa a th* German action followed word from rvliable Informants in this coal miner at Control City, Pa. unoccupied Franeu Yeung pointed to t the 28-year- capital of Hundred* o f buses aland Idle In a Detroit old tow er eras charged with dis­ Thursday night that th* Petaki parking tot (top) as a result o f a strike by the government had decided to impoee obeying order* of L t Lee J. Kraus clty’e transport rperalora, which forced msny to clsea a toeeabn, clean a floor, the death penalty for Commun­ o f the Motor City's 400,000 worker* to walk and to pick up placet of broken ist activity and was prspairing a he tan- ',>* hitch-hike to work. Below, etrlkers are concrete and added "doubtless Lt. •cries *f decree* to bring' tho Leo J. Kraus Is a fresh officious occupied ton* Into line with Gor­ -- ------------------------------------------------:________________ officer who is not worth his salt man measures against th* grow­ ing ferment. In privets Ufa.” The newspaper Crl Du Peuple, The congressman alto Informed CoL Charles B. Elliott, post-corn- mouthpiece o f Jacques Dorlot'a Fascist French Popular army, re­ mender who ordered Hablnyak’ s discharge, he was urging 8tlmaon ported the D* Geulll.t and Comto "give Immediate consideration rauniat movements have became to your removal from com- reconciled and have coordinated ‘ “ He added, MI am wonder- their act!vities, presumably In oc­ t sentence, you mete tut cupied Franc*. __ ____________ - .- a . |to ao k n who really commit crime* . Nazi Losses Are Said 2.000.090 Soviets Report They Have I,ost 700.000 In Two-.Month War II » %wweert'ttr-l I•w^— Sm irt Mitr«h.»ll Klrrmnli Verothilm , in a ilramaHc *|iP»Nl! Ill I hr* |MI|»|lliW4* 411 Rll^r i» 4 ifrr«lri| n h arklsiito Ir lifctl I* *1ji4 a ‘ ‘ Irrrihlr ilunurr it hanfing «»vrr l.rnIngruU** soil that the "rnrini is nrering" the -praalin c fit* on the l.ulf o f tdiglsnd. "D ig ywiraetf tn. the «feeT «l*e mnmriil ha« -r r l-r d ." Vorn-hibi* prnrlaimr-l. ft shown |iickrting Detroit City Hall Tho ntnko against llui motii, i|>nI Irnn-it -y-trin » i < i'iilli ,| in a battle In'twrrn rival A. F I • I l> onion-, with both di iiiandlnc r o l m i v r Ir.ti gaining rights. Cattlemen Seek Four Types Of Honey Are Found Sponsorship Of In Seminole County, Lord Says l Relief Project DeLand-Sanftord Cited By wson Townsend Advocate! Pelegation Will Go Levying Gross Tax t To TfdlahaSsee To 1 Talk With Holland WASHINGTON. Aug. 23 — Golf Tournament Slated Tomorrow Del.and and Sanford golfer* forward ° L j rmntit Townaend ______ _ State ___________ Seeking sponsorship „o.f .a ,will meet tomorrow afternoon at 5 , . -o r.a. m r a t /lo«>d control , project - . , . 1-30 o'clock In DeLand for the tor, W j ^ c r a a w f f fir . ^ . n t b ^ T s lw d T n ^ to j4 ij jn eurrfnj Mr| „ U percent pound ceiling set on eehools are required to be In the woR**, end business transaction> for Uie relief of their Inundated W l l .county aa well as la Ute state « a a means o f meeting huye l.sttira la to s . a group of ca ttle-|nf |nUi^ lty matehee, Raymond The action apparently was an 'two weeks before osheol opens eoeta of defense and government. mea from the Bt. Johns and Kla- l.un<lqulal, acting pro at the San. attempt to stem a slump yeeter- 1° n Bept. >, T. W. Lawton, super* S R torA Country Clut>. raid to«l.»rTh* veteran advocate e f old t‘" Tallaharsec Monday for a confer Sanford st at present day in a Cuban sugar market Intondsat o f publle . toitnutton, occupies pensions told the Beast eric* with Governor Spraaard L. “The concent* must‘ file applica­ pointed out today, * third place In the four-city Iranc* committee the govern- Holland, It was disclosed today. Th* Mm* requirement la mad* g'je. being led by Dsytona and tion* on the heals o f which per ent "faced utter chase” unless Unprecedented rainfall In these Orlando and followed by Del.and. mlta to deliver above the set o f students, he added. it completely revised what he If students or Usabers are un­ railed Its present “ hodge podge two valleys during June and July The following Bunday DeLand pries will be granted. Thee* will have damaged thousands of acres will coma to Sanford for tho fin­ enable the applicants to carry out able to be In th* county by the tax ayatsm.” _________ of summer pastures, and federal al match In th* aeries. All teams 'he sale at th* original pries. stated time, they must shew n •id hat been sought In relieving In the league will meet in DayHowever, the OPACS announce­ physician *i certificate declaring Ire ultuatlon. tune at a later date for e henment said permits will not be that they have not been la an Cnttlcmrn have said they aland .Rurt, when a cup wil tw award granted in rases where lack o f a area where cases o f Infantile i— . . . -■ tj to the winning team. paralysis have been reported, Mr, to toe* 11.800.000 by th* high rermlt would cause no hardship. eaters if some relief la not obawton said. OPACS alee announced that La1 Among those who ere expected tamed. sugar refines* had been invited to MIAMI BEACH, Aug. 23 to play tomorrow ere: (My— Slaty gasoline station opIn Washington Aug. IS to Anticipating a favorable reJohn Ivey, .Maxwell 8tewart, •tutors her* agreed Friday to |port from the engineer’* offlca F. D. Scott, Andrew Carraway, establishment of du°pric* ceiling. cIm Sunday a a th ls reaort arra m .ym ^thetlc hearing In O. Fleming. Roy Holler, Phil to eoruenr. motor fuel w ^ n g t o n , w . having Monahoff. O. W. Bpenrer, J. U NEW YOKE. A s f t J« «I , - < n and avoid a rationing plan that tho approaching day for a conference with the Ingley. Harry Tooke, E. J. Nel­ la woe- would Injure — Japan’s "a ir industry" k son, Jr., H. H. Coleman ami E. Covarnor in Tallahaame with the B. Smith. fully weak and ba r.M r fi•ree b tourUt M o o n . It appeared likely that at least hop* that we ran secure the State o f lew Oftenelvu strength, Lu­ All other golfers ami their at lha atatlonb^i Miami cian Zashereff, MtennjsUm anLEXINGTON* _ sponsorship, placing our condition • Nea ere Invited to take pert In (My— Summer graduataa at th* thority, write* In the Bsptaasbr would ahut down, althoogh there the tourney tomorrow free of HnlvenJty o f Kentucky wart told laau* at th# UtaBMhia "ArinOmh' was ao general agreement In that *• an emergency disaster relief charge, Mr. Lundqulat said. end which la authorising under Ha quactions whether the Jap­ Triday night that “ in this hour, Station opera ta n la neighbor- }'P A authority for disasters," C. m r y American should dedicate anese air force u s t i f be » b e rd county previously M. MeKsnney o f Orlando, chair­ Mmself U th* social Ideal o f to etoea an Sunday. man o f the group, explained. united action." The commencement address strength be p t o m f t The present effort* at th* catwas delivered by President John than 1000 plane* and poarihlr at TAKIFF ADVANCED committee Mar* for lm2. Ttgart e f Um University at a railat. which will not InPHILADELFftlA. Aug. 23 — Florida, who one* was n prefesn -V D • " / perraan.nt pUn UP)— A federal Jury reporteil w at Ksatneky. 8000. ' Inatru- for flood control o r navigation in Sunday It was unable to- agree "W a must all M y the price reetric eithar vallsy," Mr. MeKennty on e verdict at the second trial vf loyalty and obligation to our Japan added. of retired U. 8- Circuit Court with mcfatl Ideal, which b the freedom T W project that la sought „ Judge J. Warren Davis and Mor­ • to vf which era beset. If w* eye to la th* tariff gan 8. Kaufmap, former bank­ •entiao* to enjoy (be high stanof W w ,fh t *, m m b * r Of the com- ruptcy referee, an charges of tard at Ihrlnsr and th* greatest proselling Justice In the bankrupt­ freedom which any nation Has cy llgltation Involving .William q ORLANDO.;’ d p * . I t y m provided," Dr. Tigmrt said. Fog. one-time movie magnate. Their . first trial also ended In FieriJury disagreement Judge McLellan, o f Beaton, aneb daily assigned to th* trial, dis­ W IN . missed to* Jury o f nine men and OAKLAND. Calif- Aug three women. ___ __ « f th# Sanford -.-c t MopJe. Ha The bombastic, USZSZ t s S S i S ' to Miami Beach Stations Will Close On Sunday Jap Air Industry Is Termed 'Weak’ United Action Asked In Tlgert’s Address % ? sssss* r .jz .- n Jury Dlsajrreoii In Ex-Judge’s Trial Orlando Man Named »5hS Refl Estate Head WeD Known Figure Is Sought By Police Department For “Murder” Honeynwonimr Pair I Shot And Killed far Mnrder." i lka notice M o w : win Hlttor toe to knew trade—ha use, palatine. Ci U to 1941; ou» News Briefs The CUy CeoMplesion will hold attack without II ha Is ahraya turroasd- its regular meeting Monday night « w d thugs and expert i t 7:10 V e t o * t t the City Hall. i The Tsvirao Xtwania Club will ___ . dead or olive, the w U be f reedom fur to* furnish the yiugram ot the next meritog o f to o , len ford Ktwmn^urid sad y o u fo r oil Uuo <m Wodaeodoy i t too Void#* J. Nb, secretary i mere aeeuraU IdentHL tf the plrtnree did not at fingerWalter R , Ti mltooog boo com­ • o f the pleted Mo teitiol period o f oarr iw i t toq reeopUe o raater at wW be traaay d _ Wood. fe m d Mo- XSftA a ty , I '^>v-,v li.iMe*L . #JL a •fi ‘ ■ 6 ff. 1 Def ensek S a id M o ld in g A g a in s t A s s a u lts Private Is Sentenced 20 Jewish, Five NonF or Disobedience: ..Jewish Communists ^ {S ia ? . oectK&nilj* v WHVB* Shot For Expected T u e aday Each Disloyal Act .oath’s Role In Bin* toric Straggle For | Liberty ated T o • Democratic O lnbs 1 S A T U R p A f, Oemency For D raftee Will Be Considered serts T .. F L O R ID A , In proportion to it* -ise, Sem ­ inole County prmlurv- a- much honey n* any other county in the state, Mr. M. M Lord, who says he has been ■‘ticklin' the hee» o f( ami on for about f>0 years," declared today. This hns been a moat y**«r for honey, -ays Mr Lord, who cornea into town each Saturday and sets tin Itusine-a mi Klr>t Street, lie handle- five different kind- o f honey, m alice, gall Iterry. mangrove, palmetto and par­ tridge pen. All hut one o f the-e kind- of honey ran le piodm-ed in Sem­ inole County. For mangrove bon­ ny, bee keeper- mii»t take their live.- to the -alt mar-hea on the East Cos-* for the ituingmve will grow oply in salt or hrackl-h water, Mr Lord explained. Thl- year for the 'fir s t tim* in Mr Lord'- memory, Seminole County ha- produced a pure call berry honey I ’ -tially Ihia type I- mi-. ol with palmetto honey •mre the two flow er- begin to bloom at.l^ie -ame time, T t e pal mettoa hbtomed this year, Mr lairtl -aid, hut did not produce nerlar Finding that the te e silent too much time making their rumba when they should lie pro­ ducing honey, Mr. laird set about to rorrrrl this. He secured a frame and {dared tHa In the hive- so that the rnmh would lie built upon it, and much time wsa saved. If the frame {- not utrd, it take- five time- a - long to build a comb as It d<>e« tn fill it with honey. When the com b haa been made It |- used over and over again to save more time and to get the most tnney from a bee, Mr. l a m l says.. Iteo keepers move their hivefour or five times a year to keep them wh.-re the various fluwrrs are blooming. At present Mr. loirtFa hive* are on the Indian Rlvar fo r man­ grove honey, and next week they will be taken tn tho- Wektws Ri­ ver seetlon for partridge pea ho- Itl'ilifn rci il liv I runlet n t - h i'il frurii I.i n iiu ’ r iiir - g a r r i'iitt u| |,iMMt,i*ttD m e n . II---I A r n tin - ilclV tid n ig th e oltl «'i»|iitnl u f initx-ri;tl K ussiit w e r e tle i'la re il In lie Im lilim ; fir m I imIii * m ille r violent, it fiiu l n ss a iill en t h r e e s id e s n f th e s i •■i' i- -1>,11111<I - it v. A Ihi Il«-t 111 fritm A d o l f H it­ ler'- headquarter- gave no d e ­ tail- • ( the it I-day-eld M niggle, N4piiiinit lirirfiy: ,,l)|i**rutM»fM t»n Hit- t .v i front fi iitiniM* ito-onlm g t • |»fitii.** In th»* |*n«t. «*iu*li n tn ;nn’ hy thr Nail High * oitimnntl frrquintly ron rurm l with "tiffunInjt Siivict r«'4i*lnnr«'. Whtlr Atrmminjr twin ilrivun ffoin thu R«»uth nntl *uuih* wc»t, lh«) KuMlnn* furv»l n rr immi;«llfltf 'lpng«*r fra»ni Nasi* niliml Finnluh At»Mi»M Ntrlkinkj rlown the Kuruhatv l^thmu^ thr north- a* Th.* Finn! n««i rfml tnev within f»tl milv< •f l.t ninitTtnl. In n Mimrtmry . men ti s oltl conflict, thf KuiRiuni (lrcliir«*«l N»t*i lonwi -tirregAtfil 2 ,000,000 kil!e«l. w nuntlfl *»r ch|»turnl Tht'ir »»wrt |o<*« t wvi’ * pliiff|| ut 700.0 00. livinum military niilh*'*ilMM nti'iinwhilc put th»* live* *»f thru* «an«|4 **f Fr«*nrhm»*n, uml«*r i»r* r i n <9rviipi«*«l Fran. •*. m n iwn I«I halt Ihtf net* «'f VI I. II' aifmntt ih.- Nn*i army » f **<"• palinn. Tin* Kiting rlmmeil l»»4t niff hi l«» have captured Klviniemi -ui the Karelian t<thmur4 thn» pi-h ln g down to within le*» than fit) mile* by rail from la’ ni"grn«l, tail it appeared that in the rity there hud been no material worsening o f the Red position against com­ plementary German o f fe n -iv c . Itu—lnn reversea atsive the 'Vradl-' " f the Sm-iali-t revolutinn and the UoLhevkk* deacribnl la-ningrad in vowing bitterly be­ fore the memory of Nikolia la-nin lh -l the invaders should never take it were said hy the Finn­ ish command to lutve been Iremrndous. It was .isrertrd tint five Red divi-ions hud been destroy—I nr m u led ; that Kaki.ulmi, a port on the northwest shore o f l<uk« l-adogn ninl itself about To miles nurtliwest o f la-ningrad, also had lawn taken; that tho important Red nutpoa-t nf Viipuri (V ib org), 32 miles wr*»t iif Klviniemi, had been flanked; that 0J,m iles o f lha northrsst shore o f the Vuoksl river, which run- southeo.twsrd town the irthmii-, wn.. in Finnish ofcupatlon. In accomplishing alt this, the Finnish command declared, s sys­ tem o f ISussisn drfrtuos built II' m IIs m * . * h i s . r — r| Enrollment Increase Senator Byrd Replies Is Seen For F. S. C. We TALIAIIASSEK. Aug ; 23^~ To Roosevelt Charges (Spcclal)—A alight Inrrrase’ in tC a a tla t— S a a rase V aarJ WAHIIINOTON, Aug. 23 UP)— Senator Byrd (D. Va.) as­ serted last night that President Roosevelt’s reply to his charges nf slow defense production "In feet admitted justification for the mast serlou* e f my criticisms." Byrd issued an answering blast only a few hours after Roose­ velt. In a press conference at hi* Hyde Park heme, said that Byrd’s origlntl attack— made on the Benate floor Tuesday — was baaed almost ynttnly on errone­ ous production figure*. The President said somebody had soM Byrd down the river. "Wisecracking haa Ita place." Byrd rejoined, "hut President Roosevelt, hr his statement to­ day, emphasises the gravity e f •nr national sltuatiog, and I do •«* *hlnk anyone can diemloo lightly oqr preperadneso program the statement Umt some­ body raid Senator Byrd down too river on to* figures to »H categories but piuta,* j , •■nrotlment In anticipated ' at , Florida State College for Women which wit open Its doors Mon­ day, September >, for the nine*month 'winter term. This U has- t :5< e»l upon advance room reservst- • kms end Inquiries about credits. Enrollment was M’S!) Bept. 20 e f lest year, marking the high­ est Fall enrollment on record. A general ■faculty meeting Is scbmluled Sept, f a t 4:30 P. M. Freshman Week and registration will start Bept. 8 and continue through Saturday, Kept I I t ” Registration o f uppercleauneg will begin Thursday, Bept II. . and continue tlguogh Friday, Sept 11 Classes begin Monday, September 11 LOCAL WEA1 Mostly tonight sftsrnoon 1 �0 1 ■ .1 — ■■•■ TH E BAN FO kD PAUXTW O A New Life The Sanford Herald 1 Balaklbkai la I M Immdmr 191 af ft a a fa r i, fcl«H 4a MavaaUa Ar+nm* SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1941 « H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Yoiiri* Democrats OffeT Resolutions SOMETHING EPR. A. KEADAChi: One of the most prominent recent arrival* in thin country, not n.i it refuueo from a foreign land but an a transfer from one fighting front to another in Lord Louis Mounthattun, a cousin of King George VI o f England and clort frit nd o f the Duke o f Windsor. Mnunthatten arrived in New York the other dny with his wife by Dixit* Clip­ per from Lisbon, Portugal, on his way to Singapore where he will command a flritish warship. One of the moat notable incmlters o f lyondon’a famous "Cliveden Set," Ix>rd I>ouia Mountbatten was hardly the type of lie expected to’ make an outstanding record for himself in war time, lie hail s|s;nt most o f his life at garden parties, sipping tea, and dancing all night. During f*bulauH twent** h«' played polo with the then Prciweo f Wales and accompanied him on his memorable visit to the United States in 1942. While a guest at the J. S. Costkr. estate on Ijmg Island, he mafle newspaper headlines when $250,0110 worth of his wife’s jewels wero stolen. Came the war and Mountbatten was placed in com­ mand of a destroyer. For distinguished exploits in the English Channel he has been created a Companion of the DiatimiuiabrA £*ts •>\vVTwiVyraJilJk' J&e Javelin, while convoy duly* was "truck by e German torpedo and per- | sTsTenfry a Clucked for several houra by dive-bombers while it limped back to port. He was then placed in com- i mand of the Kelly and transferred to the. Mediterranean. For several days during the Battle o f Crete Lord Mountbatten was given up for lost. His had been one of a group of British warships which broke up a German convoy of men nnd supplies bound for the island from the Greek mainland. For several hours it plowed hack and forth through the trunsjiorta and torpedo boats, smashing some in head on collision, wrecking others with gunfire, and under constant atlack itself from torpedoes and airplane bombs. Finally one of these Iwmbs hit the Kelly in a critical spot while mukiiig thirty knots and hour. She turned over on her side and sank in seventy seconds. I m ti I Mountbat­ ten went down with his ship and for several days was reported lost, us indeed practicully everyone on the Kelly was. A powerful swimmer, Ixird Mountbatten was later revealed to have been picked up by a Greek fishing boat and carried to Egypt. Now that action is expected in the Far Eaat, he Is on his way to a hew front. Mr,. Annie S. Thoma*. o f Ocals, as tax amrraor of Marion county, •ucceedina J. E. Thom a,, who dictl recently. LO UISVILLE, Ky.. Aug. J3 — t/P>— Resolution, touching ril tSia national delrnne ware intro­ duced Friday b efore the revolu­ tion, committee o f the Young Democratic C lub, r f America, ii-- ere.l him wrong domesUcsIly And Lson Henderson T Leon's ►:en a 100 per cent Nrw Dealer mi Cmmmrtmm mi March K l*A. all along He was on, of the high•OLLARD U DMA* eluding one that the government. I *r-up* In NRA Cy rated NRA u(J R4lt«V If necessary, ihould ,ccu r« J«- i swfuland tnclurted U on In hte dsfcORhOl DRAR—i u l M a Maaaaet fem e ba*c, in Dakar, Cape Verde annotations o f U. Now the pair lU M C R I F T I O R M A T H I, las J,. Siberia, opposite Alaska. are aaaodataa In price fixing ID P ara MU la A 4 v a » a > Singapore and “ other strati-gii bet Cy would rwallow NRA alao. Wr O in itf --------—----------- M M point, conaidered necessary by If It were atlll tn (xlatence and O a« M - r e l k -------------------- --------- 9A TI operating ta conaonance arttlw miliUry and naval lead,re." T im Mm I U -------- ---------U M ' ______________ M M Another reaolution bearing on toughneaa o f our atUtude Axla-W dedema of the nation urged that want Weti. UvV TrevWvnt break o ff diploma­ ,> V W tic relstion, with the pro-Naai thla Un't meaaalatott a a 4 a a lU c a t j /% A # D W eajJ / ' y government of Vkhy and reeomWhen the New Deal began get­ N M i a c fa a 4 i w ill ha • • • r « U far ■ is* and a,«l,t the Free French ting domcatlrally buay. Cyrua. Hk^ a t r t v a l a r a 4 c r r lU l a « ralra. fo r e * . quits re. few other talk, took ' la t a a t R n tu rtri It * ■ * • * » • ! to­ poeitten that Its trend was totali­ ft* •«* I m # r r r r r c c a t T h e lle r * 14 la SI.AYER SENTENCED tarian—perhaps not aa much so as the' Matfaaal fi'M at H T triu in . th* Naxis' and Fascists', but • ffla a a ara a s a la t a la c j la <ha la r « REDWOOD. CITY. Calif, Aug. •rtough so to b* alarming. Bo they aat ttlla a aff th e e a a a t r r a l i h prla 2.1__(Ah—John M. Holme,. M. fought tt for all they were worth. •Ipaf h c a 4 * a a rf era ta C h lcaaa a a t Maw Tarh. frimrJ»thrrr,* antf former army They kept It up untU th* wakj t i i i t u . - a a , dotitenrrd to on, to Started. Then, almost overnight, \%m ft e r a »a U a a c i a U r a# f W 10 veara impri«onm,nt Friday for they evlileatly arrived at th* con­ Aaeaaftar#* * Praaa a M d - W - m h « killing WUann Davia MrNary. Jr.. clusion that it was eocntlal for l l t r l p H t f V I « t 14 fh a aaa fa r ra voong O n # «a i‘ ir,‘T g i 'r a W a k a j P r aaahnlla c aatla tia a ar af a all n M a c ti |i«| ila palch a a them, as F D once expressed It. ■ H llta f # It a t h a t alharw ath laa X, Th" men had mat • f" « hour, "to lake lint thing, flrat " And • M lfN ta Ih lt p a p e r a aaa a t a lea IM T ior to :the , hooting at tha home la f, t— l f l n----------t l a a a fa f apralal ..all _ thllr Judgment wa* that beating of. a riah widow to whom Holme, AM aafehee h a rtla era alaa r a a a n a t . th* Axis was enUlled to a big pri­ wa, paying eourt. , ority over opposlUon to the New SATURDAY, AUC. 23. 1491 Deal. NAM Dll ASSESSOR . VVhew the Tim* Comes d i B L B V E ltfiK F O R T O D A Y TAI.LA.ilASKEF. Aug 2.1—OF1 Incidentally, as th* war* warmed —Oovrrnnr llollnnd appoint#*! GOD IMIE8 NOT IMPOSE up. the New Deal has been consul, HIS COMPANY ON ANYONE, crsbly less voclferoualy New Dealbut iik w elcom es them ctlrh domestically. A few critics, THAT SEEK tTTS FRIEND­ like Chairman Joseph W Martin SHIP: Hear ye rim A«u, Jehovah the Republican naUonal commit­ la with Jrou while you are with tee. maintain that the New Deal a him; ami if ye »rek him he will still promoting itself under the be found of y , , . hut if ye for­ guise of national defense—thatf A n o th e r B itta r sake him he will funuike you. > we'U And ouruelve, under a perma11 Chronicle, 1S:fiT. 1 rent dictatorship when th* emer­ C ritic o f F. D . R . gency passes But Cyrus' thesis ta J o in s E m e r g e n c y that that's something w* can at­ s iN c i.K jU q g n C.KEHK . H _____ tend to when th* time cornea The World rid', _a W ry simple >lt,h whereas we'll be under a dictator^ To Congresmen like Mr. Kish By CHARLES P. STEWART ■hip land a foreign one), anyway. *> Centfal Pres, ColumnUt U the Axis win* l U color'*, hi hi, piercing night. FOR AN antt-New Dealer to be It's at least -arguable.' _ J A r , M 'irkct Ul,rk nnd whitest strongly favorable toward the w h ite ; It U a good deal similar to the Rooeevelt admlnks ratlone poUcy Russian situation. The democra­ . . T / * > of all poaalbit Yankee aid to the cies didn't Ilk* Oommunlsm anre It, , i x „ two. nnd those ore ,11. democracies and better than they liked th* Nazi* Juit very large and very amall. of toughness tn or the Fascists until Communism The execution of un innocent mnn for the crimes of 'I i the Axle eourv- and the Axis got Into a war be­ Its speed* ar, merely ,J»w and another is ,»o uturly incompatilile with American sense! trtra' direction tween themselves Thereupon the . f*.t, T •if fair play nnd justice that we have come to regard such Isn't a tst tn- general democraUc verdict became. And w lat’s not first must then procedure us unthinkalile and thus often fuil to appret ittle c o n a I f t e n t “Th* Communists ar* aa bad a ^ he last. Neither la It In­ the Axis, but less dangerous In lh ^ the safeguards which the Bill of Bights in our Constituconsistent In the long run. Let's help th* former lta p<spl(\ lijl'wi*-, IUI he finds, ion gives to every man, woman and t-hild. a d m InUtratlon against th* latter and. when tha (m iw t entirely of two kinds: Therefore, we arc inclined to view the holding o f thou­ iraallaav* , n n r » # « OM.I to be (tad to Axis is ticked and th* Communist* I’ALATK A. Aug. U ^ -M or« to control the cxce»»lre high sands of Fhenchmen In I’ nrla as "hostages,” and the Two flocks \.*f single-minded avail Itself of ar* all played out. It'll be possible than |400 In prise money will be water in this section. "The level threat to execute them in the event of violence against nny divided among eonteatante In tk* such I n d i v i d - to g*( tb* world back Into demo­ cm r. of the river »t normal blevel, uals' service* tn craUc shape" One wanting, w ar, . the other (German officers, as it product o f the wur, u policy pur- |Labor" Day Rodeo to be Staged # t . would not be affected," he |ir»re. , . today's e m e r ­ Bam* way with th* hitherto anU-' tied by a conqueror over n conquered people In un ut- in th* Aialfm Bowl here Monday phaiixed. gency It mere- New Dealer*— “This la no time to afternoon and night, Sept. K it , Cattle owner,, believe they will mpt to keep them in a perpetual state o f submission. Tltrru sre no IN, no huts, no ' ly looks a trifle be troubleeomely anU-New DeaL" announced today by Ray have no trouble in recuring State We am apt to forget that under thu Nu*J political Billing", q u e e r at flrat Patriotic, what T. . anils. rpon,orehlp of their plan,. They chairman of tie Junior Non,, anyhow, ha understands. | liilosophy there is nothing harsh, cruel or unjust about Chamber of Commerto and Big J glance, but not hope to havo th* Slate’, endorse­ • > ment In time to return to Wa»h- at a aeeood aqutnt. Ids procedure ut all. It Is us natural to Germans of to- Brother*a club commJtteea which IS doubtful middle ns Therrv There was a case o f the kind the 'lnglon with aurficlent data and a iay us a trial by n jury of one’s peers Is In this country. are Jointly apomorlng the proi favorable report from War De­ other day. upon announcement of grem. ihsra ,vcr - , lightest If you cannot get the guilty party, .get his mother, his A total of f&Q will be divided partment engineer, that would ONUS McCormick s appointment to l^lieofl or his brother, but under nny circumstances- get among the flrat, aecond and third (warrant an approprlsttes 'fo r Im opedaltae an automobile a a 4 lr -:K mediate flood control relief price* to Loon Henderson's tgaacy place winnera in th* Bulldogging Th, world's r Simple statu* cpto. ihroush the Ellis Canal for the (or control not only of automobile Thus when a German consular official was assassin­ con teat at each ahow with the Divided Into Yd* and No. ■A hit. John, River and tho abort cut vehicle*, but of everything ala*, aplit $2fi, $11 and (JO B ated by a Jew in I’aria before the war. all thu Jews In para* tunnl between Lake Cypreaa and while our present defensive and waa atated. Brad Byrd. Gormany wero fined $400,000,000 fqr tho crime. When Congra tola I.ikn Ki.aimmee for the Klseim- teass-tend activities continue. Bronco Rider,, Calf Rope re. . rub” , now a tbs ■‘sis a< mce River Valley. Cyrus, a grandson of th* reapcolon,) on tinv. (otUnd's staff. the Dutch Tn the East Indies refused to obey Nazi do- Wild Cow Mflktre and Bull Ri­ District Army engineer, from •ria Inventor, undoubtedly Is a good mands, tho Dutch In Holland were punished. When Import­ de ra will aplit $2> at each ahow Jackaonville had made two air­ man for th* Job. He used to be Georgia has another sweatbox ant communication lines in un occupied city were cut a with |1S, $10 and $3 going ta plane Inspections of both valley,, works manager of tk* Interna­ killing. You can't havo governor, dozen suspects wero rounded up and shot without n trial flrat, aecond and third pine* win­ timl cattlvmen are expecting thi* tional Harvester company, which nera reapectlvaljr. Blllinga (aidUka Tslmadg* without having In report to reach the proper #f Ko the Nazis continue to deal out Justice under the In aditlon to the puree money metres truck* as w*n as (area arecldsata Ilk, sweetlioaes. po«ted ■by the iponaori all eti- Mra. Btreon* SekUTrtn kugs her sen, |flc**1' ,ln 0)V ,’ hln*V>nJ‘ 0<m ahtnery to general, and certainly Mew Order. tranca feea will ba. pool*<l br Aadra. «, as lhay arrtva In New W-.J - Bteed. Orlando attorney know*, to advanea. th* correct oa­ ‘ The Gtrmana are driving th, events and aplit 60, 60 and £0 York aboard th* 8p*nt.h ateamer n»n>«l by the cattlemen's commit- •were to th* preMemo ken hen havo hare to Btwtlana tack blit they are fillper teat to tna first, second sad d a d o d <U StvilUi, which brought •" their representative, re- deal with aa Loon Henderson's aid. lag their hoapitala and holal, refugeea to the Land of Free- turnedI thla week from Waahlngthird highest arsragss.. counting However, during the Now Deal's with wounded German aoldlrre. frora Liabon. Mr*. Behlffrln *«n where he prewnted th* re- Bret sight years. Its domaatle ore both shows. It waa iteted. ■ tha boy left their home In Pa:la ,or flood, control and re- Jootlvea and methods of trying to day's program calls for Another w ay of reducing inErrors, typographical or otherwise aro the affliction a The December, 1940, and were forced reported that the result* attain thorn, had no bitterer critic street parade of Mounted cow­ llment tuyteg and preventing of all newspapers. They nlso beset the better known nuto stay In an Internment camp at of I’ 1 " *rlp were "very oncourag- them boys and cowgirls at 10 o’eloek MoCormlcX. Aa a Repub­ lation would bo to reduce thors. In th# morning, a free barbecue Casablanca white awaiting passage "'IL Mr. McKenney listed. lican national conunlttssmaa. he to America. ctrore desperately for Wendsll T*t*Not that it matters, but we don’t suppose you know— Tha Reconatruclion Finance or care—that: WUlkte's eltcilon throughout th# Corpor,itlon announce* 'plana for tost presidential campaign. Mao* Florida grapefruit during tha Dickens put the new moon in the eaat In the evening. shortened shipping year, aatending credit# eredi|-to Runla. No* aateadmg ar, U would then, n lot of Republican* hare wa under,tend ha>w they ran pay He made Tony Weller's second wife Sam’s mother-ln- Increase tha dlffkultiaa o f dis­ flopped away from Weodefl. be­ reel head. eaah on the berre aw; tribution and disposition, and cause th* tetter's corns out for F PANAMA CITY. Aug^ 23 th* return te th* grower. D-'s management of foreign aflalra MIAMI, Aug. 2 3 W V A paeL tV The antomobite •? H. IL He also described how, In tho depth of winter, Mn lower . Even the Oral, star la at a In affect, thla would Penalia* Not Cyrus, though. H* Indorses th* knga eonuinmg pu ,m a from the Weir, Birmingham detective, did to,a ta undentaSd what Prealdent Squefra net his unfortunate boyi hoeing turalpa; tha Florida grower for Ua laud­ Bade county blood bank left here „ kangaroo act Friday when be Hoorier more emphatically than Rooeavalt meant when ha aald Conan Doylo in a Sherlock Holmes stohy made a able effort te ship batter fruit. aboard a commercial plan* la»t wa, unable to stop at an onen- over be did, for th* very reason that the Churchill meeting did Recognising the necessity for, that, on foreign laouee, bo’s pro^ not bring ua any eloaer to the scheming lawyer draw up a will in favor of himself — Increased trad* with Latln-Amor* nlght for Greenville. 3. C , to bo |„r draw bridge. transported to HendereonvUte, 8 . The car, to which Weir, hi* ■Yanklto P. a proceeding which would mako the document Invalid: war. lean countries aa aa “ aaaeatM • Backs Foreign Tetley Defoe made Robinson Crusoe fill hla pockets with bls> part of tho ’ good neighbor' poB- 9 - T!. . ,l J*,111 •ld 1 0 " ,l8ht » ,r». »n«l th«lr two children wero far Uf# o f • 14-year-old boy. _ riding, ran up tha iacUaa o f the ,A t the rel* hn’a going Seen- cuita while in a state of nudity:. Cy supported ‘ cy,” tho re.wmte.ic * The bov, Mlehael Hholti, son o f ruing lift ,nan. leaped a 16-foot Ms, hasn't dsoia fry Morgenthau may go down ijtftli rttl to t Am trim t te ‘htedtant to Solom forooxi Governor Covarnor Dare Dav* 8 holts, o f _____ tlme, __BluJ |SMto.|_ r|Bht rid* up .. Rider. Ilagard . . ----- —in—King tw ---------on’a Mines described tn kthing »tory p o t'o ily as Ut# grsat. trUripatten bt the war. wtteh wodt Florida, te In a erltleal eomlitlon on the opposite aid* vJ»*»r*ter/ „ of the Treasury eclipse of the new moon?—Winter Haven JleralcL D- should dsctds tor tt any reamasr with th* with a bullet-shattered arm to a. Weir received che -> Alexander Hamilton, but presumption w that Cy of Utte poltey." Hendersonville hospital. Ho wa* nnd Mm. Weir’s h,ek w a a 'h a rt aa Iba last one tin us to tack Mm up; he's made "However," the brief continue*, i Jbreoperated on this morning. but .............. hut n n ‘hospital said their rendi­ tt otear that ho thinks the Whtto "tba Florida Cl true Commission Young Rholtd dropped a rifle out-of-iUte nun la s been tion wa, not serious. The chlld- B o o n tenant to aa right would respectfully urge tho Im­ hU* pla president of Florida State tog foreign relations as h portance of. aaseranc* that tha ........ .. for reosken in preference Quality o f grapefruit shipped to Tha gun (Uncharged a bullet Into T ----1~~ . Doyla -Carlton or W. J. the United State* from Catet hte rnrta arm. He already has reshould not ta lower than that retred te two blood tranafuslono. ahtp^ad from Florida. «W)A-K^ u X AU&att3^ 8r K * [Mpefrult would compete r r -r mmlUlon. S *" anal ~ • FREE DELIVERY—FOONB M ray tc l» tell whether grapefruit grow*re are held reIt follawa, therefore. . moralei |» Ii for - all. Rodeo Uckst low la to vlait aponaiMe In the minds o f .canInferior quality lorlda will ba ____ o f tho a* camppa yourself. If turaere for the afternoon and night Impoctad from Cuba, a tha mind, a f U o a a _________ . uoxa uon* i alt grapefruit around and and a dance at the city 104 W- FIRST fTBEET tba Florida citrus Commlasion that • such Ire they purchase any im­ te about everything on Ood’a U alglA The Gaineevflte tea a areteo* ore onrth, thing, are teday In an filed aw a brief with tba State mature or otherwise Hill Blllte orchestra will Department opposing say further grapefruit Imported from CtAm etacle to proper marketing of ■94. e music for th* dance. The conceaeiona to the Latln-Atmerl- or Ua lain a f Ptaaa. ManlfaaUy, Florida's grapefruit daring tho wflt start at 9:00 and can country. thla ia unfair, aa It creates a sariy part If Its rsatririsd shipriCaak v > « h thk tenth *ha. TO ACQUAINT YOU W ltH . TUB. EXCELLENT mfaare »sgann It mOflt tilO U M, jf f i l f t t e n s l attraction* a t the tha Jn addition, tha commlasion re- d Itton panatmng lUa» o f American NoQUALITY O f OUR BREWS I .Bunbathing Aaaoc A moc lation it qmated th* government te r e e l - grapefruit grower for a situa tion cowr\\iid tail Weikoetlon wRl include Paul .Stoke, o f amlna axiatlng eaaceaelons with orw which he haa no control.1’ not t a w n c M until and unless f to ba 4tired In Htcckholm. S City, who emulate, a SpanThroughout . Its brief, tha c«mprincipal tub- a view te cancellation. f-lP E * punt M i ligh ter, and a n o d a l Cutei Imports grapefruit kite miaaisa atreaaaa tha strict t*. ■ fn# dU cuulon wllill ba the ,Bkllng contest for tmwyote tbs United State, -undar n ISM o f tender yeora. trad* agreement apnctuloa par»>i* ‘ ■tttlag tha maximum deduction matted te go to marts*. Tribune won. Before th* war emergency. af thk constant search vrvkig that no furthsr ... Rooaavalt in duty of 60 percent during Auship, delivered about 1,ter quality, H la empireH 1 .barrel* o f oil dally ta r*6n appreciate tha earseaboard points. ska fectlr* during t h ? other 10 ■JO® 11 antW iU ui * • * # » year and 1 bt the year. Tha IT IM IIn flliP f UM M tU f ‘ 1 t i f — IT , 1119k a t Ik e P a tt O ft lw • I t a « f * f C F W rld a mm4*r U « A H y ^ o s r - h /^ . ' ■/¥/)C£ A S te w a rt S a y s : Nazi Justice Cattlemen Seek ! Sponsorship Of Relief Project $400 Prize Money Will Be Divided In Palatka Rodeo P rotect Errors S cy .Rushed From Car„ ^ A t e t o i S u S lrT oUShoUz’ Son 0pen Driivv Brid*e Florida Growers Blamed For Bad Fruit From Cuba, Group Claims WINES - GINS - LIQUORS K BILL’S. PACKAGE STORE IBIS ONEIS ONOS! p ^ r s iL ^ i.S £ £ cs r '.iia v s tx # amount, to te n tax.. rery tooall don«S tha appn Under ordinary Uoaa In th* retail,i g h J jL __ M l. i’j s x , vf tenths bgta without con,timer i unidentified r "V ^ ‘ a s iL*xjr- **«•'*■ tta stow af Your Clocks And ] LA Watchre Repairad By fAj r ■ - ■. �"~*~T . BATUHDAY, . 3! AU GU ST 23. •*W r. T H E S A N F O R D TIFTRALD , BA1S PVlRD F L O R I D A 1941 !—— * Southern College Social A n a P ersonal Activities MRSJFLOURINE BEAL, Society Editor T e le p h o n e 148 Need For WPA Employment Is Lecture Series To Be Published Cited By Board — -"* di-lrifl r:i,l ,» ' I»' Ml Ml it t -(Mil'll i , . . IliUI i f I I tils cl •• v ••'i|M»\ . •t, f 1' * bill i » • . 4*. .1 lit t' 1 .......... •M l.it •. 1 It. .1 Coast Guard Will (let ____ Danish Craft , M 1 - III \ G 11•N , ., I’ t . s,|. Ml |* , ' 1 Hi. 1 , • ( . * 41 I l f . Is • , '' ' !• I» imii f k * . i • |. ,. | r • V . 1 a •• l t. I . I* PA G E T H R E E N I* ' • •»'» i tiiiti Ii 1i» SHI |l» .• . ......... !1 11 t. ( 1| * .Ml i: i (»\|i«y C.ir.tv.in ( t h** \»r .•r I••r« i:i ti 1 I* \ . .%. I I • *«s IJIi*ll 1If SIn -1 f 1 W i' w \t l Ilf /sat •is i i f ' n Fit t .• ' • 1 tW.- 4 if y l ib. i u ii I LAK ELAN D . Auir -* i S p.* | JA'.’ K m W I N K \ mr rial) — l.*H*tiir*'- d«dlv»*r**d .»! Kin- fSpecial •' .......* •i .• ». • lb. \.r rida Southern iVlleim -l.irimr •W elfare » fi in \ l» 1. it'll Florida Ministers* WV**k m Jan ‘ tate in I \»i .1 i MT I. uarv by l»r Shirley Jm k*uti Case. WPA • •I I . Miss Marian F.stridtfe popular \ nm fesor of rrliyftnn at tb»* col- able, tic •1....I* • 11: \ bride-elect was honored by Mr-. I” |MWlM I V Miss Pauline McLrllan is vis »n«l by Hist op (I It.-mb v Florida M ONDAY i i •fv.* tun? pn»minent Nl>th«s||wt l**stivr ml t The D. A . R. under the Ap<>n- A. F Collum with a linen show­ iting in 0*o co s •« th»* icurst of Oxntm. rid«e party which she MlJ, Krmn ,^.c shepherd .1 liiringr . tikt. «n«clergyman «>f Boston h:i\. n«*w 1pl«*ymer' *,f "kT tl in ton h lp o f Mra. C. R I)aw«on er ami it i 1C. j i t . _______ teen piibh«h«‘i| «<p:ira(>l\ in tional • pr* gi im will *tw at the Woman’s Club Ldv e )| At* rilay Afternoon at her t• l.udd M Appli* •" t l i • ni n for 0 ^ Red Cross in the morn hume un Went l« .h S l r « t ----------- f - M f l r r . " 1 W l * o f Marianna , *»" " k form, F*rrsMlent r h > a s.'tM i»; ’ 1 * , ft ••• * ■ Ti •.hnwi r gift* were prr«rnt- . ...... ", " 1 " ! V...... ,.■»<,<.i iney announced DsUy •Mfiplicnt • \\ l * 1 -W •'•J . ^ *•1.^,.^. * ttti |ttltfll* !•< a . " r \. l ? tr n U - Mr ” , hn-itianity ur a < ! rslK n , TVntft He*term Class of tb#» rrl in a navel - a y by little Sue ‘ hc, f 1UC*t I bv lli. U . \i i *i |: ” • G. McNnir. \\or W orld.- the b«M«k ..f let till es bv j \yi ncv N»4. I l Ptrrt llethodw t Chnrrh wrtt hr>M|cl “ollum. J,u,» ilaiightrr o f the hr>*tr»», ' nn'* M , ii .. , 1Hr Ca«e, a former than . f th»* week t-n Ita monthly e o clil and bi:.*im'*j who ilre*>c.In* a neKr., laundreaa, | , ... V »g s i ft III' a •Mg mM tlnr at th# home of M-- presented th«» linens to th«- honor **M-Mabel F*tridgr and M » Cniversity of Chicago hiMnity |>t was a IMii l \» |i M.l. dk U tilth W . P * Chapman on W rit 19th j f u,7 * ,n * l ^ r - l a u n d r y basket M*rian Kstrid^t Thur-.l.u JSi hoel, »< called % ' ditiiiil.ili.ve ' the wool Ml* Mill . I* S treet# MraJ Tom W illn p o .m l « "Runt a home « ■ - attrae- ; afternu.m in Melbourne. •view o f the current .•cene I'nmi [ ir«|uest* g. .*•! M I \ 1• \ M n . P. R. Mitchell will be «■..,! tiv. ly decorated with arrangetie staritlpoint of the lore per- ; ficntion • k* dllt til I I. *l» hcsteisei "* i ment* «.f pink zinnias and a«ter« Mi** Martha A<Um< left l.t itt.ii.. i -pective *»f hiatory" bv tb« pub- ' a carry II mu ♦It. \> in to The W. M. U. of the First |471,1 ’ 1 M‘ phimago ltefrr«hment* nightfur Coronado Beach t. llsh'Ts. H.11 per A Brotherj week. I? Ml Baptist '.Church will entertain %' « ’ r«ur*e w.-rr served by *jh nd ashort time as the gue-i Tht* Kthic.il Ideals ••f .It I W PA fi •I mil r i the Y. W. A. members and their *h**'***'•'1 *»>' her o f Mr an.I Mr- James Crapp Bi-hnp Hxnarn's lettuiewere witly ba* •». tig (•" ii till. I I i'r a and m oth rm w ith a ta n i | u et in * h e d v u c h t e r . N ancy < ollu m publ -hetl by At ingdon < t>k> iiurv ^mids a. •. I |.\ i ChurtJT annex at 7:00 P M. , ■«•’ I h.irp. " » * . . *«a ». VJJ* Hull returned home Pres- These lectures wtuiL;ii( to session I •*? w .1 The W om an'* lntrr>)r"»»*,ri>> »->•/ fa. *t a ‘ . • X zxu m M e. \ apple the ethical ideals » f .l.-sua DUO lu» i r tional Circle o f M »»re‘* S' ■ ' « le«*t w a s a se t t*f M a d e i r a n a p - t * w h e r e she visited dunntr ih tn mr*eiit social, industrial md •that pi. nf toilet article* inti-rti »t:«'nn| pr*di|rit>4 W ill meet at the Chapel at On km* Pots' a 12-m past two weeks. • i • ' Mill proMMitcd to the following: l^'Cturcs <tf the I'.Mti w, i . .I. . . • to detei i \ , TU E SD AY K. .1 \el*on, for hiyh •UHile bv livcrctl by Dcnn Wtll.tr I I Spcr A dinner meetiny of the Pilot ' l ' “ • tl dl-fl at I t • I ’V ' i >•Mi l fl • a » | i •• . i i . . • ll li s Mr* \V A Kitt*. Jr o f J.irl .. i i < , .. .. J W. Altman, •luff sii «'f th** Il.irMitd l't\ u\ Club R ill be held at the Vatdei - o r e : and Mr '« Hied lt\ * l >i 'l i " n i 1 i !.• n i *onvillr i* viaitiny herr a* th. ry I . i . i • i • li. tii 1*1 t : . tlnlia^ V I School, wf*c puhlidht'd until t ihe Hetal a t '7:3 0 o’clock in the even- 1f'ir 'creeno. • >: t t r 1*b v \ i. l i t .i • i ■ DJ Of 1 i .' .i p i i •» 1 . i i i Mr an I « ■ i ■ the u ; , , , . yin-*t of hrr parent*, Requr title . f What h " U . M. .. by Mra. Maryarrt I awrenre. I Tin* yue*t* wi re l lit » i Ti' .. it \f 1 . • ■i i’i I '.ill' l 1 1 4 Mr* A B Mahoney ; i i i i ^ l\ « '* « 1 • -t 4 tlirretor o f Di.trict No l-> of I M *"li.i V.liin*. Carolyn CoybifTn. Seminole Religion*’* hy llarpcrA Bi « '. i s 4f»t v f..r t; I I 11 " i .. 1 I I . . f t 1 ' i . I i . -i i .4 tha 8tat« W elfarr Board will b«* K lu n l.lh l.rfflrr and Ivr yu.-*t, I)r Case's honk give* hi- intg four tl Mlllll I | | N . n 1 t >.. \\ . | il t . \ . •« 11 • *. 1 I M i., Elirnheth C.ir*ch uf Miami. Mr »nd Mr* W. V. Bittim: wer to the question ■. 1 • t i »• • '* n • hrv* idicatirn H yu rit ip«akrr •" ifiiiil \\ t \ cut • i j • »i > k u T h1(# ^ CfatS r 'i n a .erif* o f five |»t'ro'h y tV.Kye*. M a o' Wiyyin*. j will .p*n.l tomorrow in O ra l. « tinnitv survive the t r»*i- that tifu i«ti«»ri • \I — 1 • M. • •Img 'n M a as o f A partleT will be held nf the W •- 1 I o ji*e IVrkin. liori* Oall. Eve- ; uue.ta of tla-ir trother and *i* confronts the world t. da\ * > 1.11*011a I «T w Maryarrt Keiti B etty, ter. The i I.VH flit ' Repor* man’ . Club at 2 HI) n'rl ‘ Bemuse o f it * pnpula- vet parties are lpon .ored hv the tMoi, Browniny of Orlando, Dorothy scholarly presentat on .if < hris to the S ». •• I l I In order to keep the .loti b o n — ' ’" I ' Ciirjin Palmer, I.enora I Walter Maynea. J r , left ye* in m en ^ open for the summer, for tb - Wbi ld. n. Ceeilia Trnl irk, J*n*' terilay for St Simon* t*land. 1 ons for I.. Slat "ii, Constance Meisch. Obsia (la where be plans to spend hi» \ir Station nt P* nsjit • •\peeled Red Crcaa sewiny room. Th •me t. fM »• •. I |iy-in, I.ucy Rtiumillal and her vacation, local co* p u b ll^ I* Invited. Anmnir tlio-e uttiu.'iiu' ih.- i ’ •oil*. I I -ue-sf. Mi— >tifirry Athersorr of W ED N E SD AY Repor • kl II l| hi . I.| Beta I'hi buff* t - iipjm i »*!%.• Mr anti Mrs Kmory Speir f last night at the th | tnd i .mu T>* Bundle* for BilUin will J': " ' " 1" 1*- I-dhan , Adam*, Mary Ib .t h . I |)rra are visiting here for » t r y C l u b f i r P i P i n ..........m d j t u i n i t y meet »t the home of Mr* I II IJV.k M. I'oroiby Mar-hall. EI.ra Mt. .............. .......... •f * r•••*I\ • i •s,tIs1• of j i la -t f. Martin, 13M M.llonvill. A v. n u . - j '“ .h l»y*"n. and 1 velyn Slowe. , fpw (,#y!1 wi|h Mr ani) Mr, B> ru^hees o f Sanford th m l miTting •a -it ti nt is.it-. mi.I < s't\ 4'sI at 3 00 P M . A I*", Mr*. Maud r,*tr.dye- run s.juire*. III It . • triiiniphu Winter Park were tin- f il-twuie •*t. r ..I. l a . !• • l.\ - V TiilIR H D A Y j niotlior * f the h.4 lr-elect, Mr*. ( — — l*i Phi members the \\ rtrxibii* i f.|t ISSft 1st . HV If Stl 1 .1 | * T h 7 Annual ‘ Robert M . o . , . ! I, VV A l"nan . Mr* Henry W lyhl. ' Mr<. Brouyhlon W .tk.n* I yD Dorothv W iggins. Mnn \N««•-• u*, nirnl," I • * -I «• • IssSssk t\ I . III. ' •I' . Memorial E a .lern Hta. pirm. «,|| ' '. Mrt.uy \\ .m»I, ” itr,| ln Orlando for aev.-ral day Fliznbeth I.effler and eu* •, Mi % st*it by . •III ssf lit I C tlll lll lll 'l J •m i l .* in In the ................. *i " , ''h b y of \«ld»*la M r a . J , ^ wfpk „ |h„ ba held yne*t o f hvi Flizubcth (lirsch o f Mum hv • o f Ih.- I • M M *•k I ' J fast 1 bi u iio m k w i t h i I i lliyyin*. Mr* E I Nel*on. beach home o f Mr*. Jo* C .! Mr*. Jame* Sand*. 11s run iyn St«»we, and I "ii'-e P. ik«n •••••Ilf It IV -• Is . I loti | ••» l.s • . • J r . Mr* Euyene E»lridyc, Mr*, j •t Coronado Bearh i M, , . , li u i l lt t i " w ell 1 I I I7 and Mr- CJil\ l» W ...... . id Mtntbe-r!(a v "t""d l.undipn-l. Mr*. Her* , . tha ^ E. S. and th< >- f imili of Haines |M!*hcc« the Mi-«t'- lin e Se'nill*. * nnturl s I |SIS| t I •I . * *s < ,tv111. I'r* -bv (.lie* ...... M ,...*, Mr*. II II (Mham, -Mr*. Mabel ar* mvited. Supper will i>. M n il i ferinn on I i sf if s.r . | • I \4•I * «•t Mt »o ami City lr . M'* It A William . ----- i* »p«ndiny a month hr-e Flise llutrhison, Mai\ 6K)0 o'clock in 'he avenin:;. »hi\ if. I • • -Oil Ko-sllt l). |'<|-t"l h'lira Hurry I Ml* Jain,* t-tanil* o f (a im . Ca. hhc ha* an apartment at the Kmcrick. Rrmn l> udne\ Ri\. ■I.' i bun It m \.'t\ j In Ih -tii , home o f Father A S. Peek on heth Pippen. Muriel Km t. I. *j.* o f "• ■' ' ........................IS \«.i • .... I is N il: \l !•» SIGNS I si'.*i — I Murden. Flizalicth |»vs«m l.»\ce York; Mi i . . m il 'l l *.\ity tv.tPalmetto. W . I I US I S T R E E T — I 'llO N K ; ; , s i i Whiddon and Klizubelh N\ h -ham Mi'tlimli ' D ili' I*, tsrtsl 11•. w tint | • ipl'lirut Rs'lsbtlM I |*l 'S .•|sIt I , t i .Mint \ ( Immlli t >' W ir e d m , c r - K u ' r t n h m " Mrs. I.i'o J. Koons, Mrs. (J T The favorite pn-timr of Stcre- rhurrhm .1*1.1 |»r«‘ fl *41.1 asf |>it-4 / « J . . l i n 1 ! r w l §Yi% P n r t v * Holody, and James Miller. J r . DELRAY BEACH. Any 21 — v \ .»t i ,i ni «:il II mdo tarv of State t nrdell Hull i- cm ts»r«| ths (S pecia l)— Moat folk* n-ver »I \ I V N Ik girnl St ^rive tomorrow to b*j the yue-t- |Uet heard of " e y e »tnnr*.'' and if llonorini; Mr* Edith Seolt o f o f Mr*. Mahel K*tridye •altfd would yue«* them In be W .*t Palm Bi to h, who i* vi»tl-1 ----------.o n ,, new d i.e a .e dl.i orere.l l.v | her’ a'ial.V’ "mV*." W I Pell, I Friend* o f Mr*. K. P. Chill* " o e u llf* . But to r e .n b n t. o f Mm ,, M w ntsofi entertained den will regret to learn that -In DRlrty Beach they are a source yt.s|cr,,j,y at a bridge party at continues ill and has been moved o f income, though to m< st h.*aen •^rr home on West 1Hth Street, to the Fernald-I*aughton Mcmor — y lilt o n the Income ■* o f tho pm- | Wal*mi o - c l floral ar* i„| ||o*pital. r it t iT u n in ii u r « i i i m i ••••<! lit I 'll IHM. typR* . . . ■ I rangwnents of gerixTo tlaisiea #1 IIA T ItT It to* N '♦ 'I**rIt tiu 8lft|ny throuyh th • -and* " f 11111(, I l n l l l l n , h. reception Mr and Mr*. Malcolm McNeil Sunday School J ♦:» INCORI’OR ATEII M. ** 111 -,Sr- I(, •)», Mis' 1 hr t Bench, however. ,n v .a .c n : , o f h fr hnmr. anil dauyhtera, allayne anil l a MisritliiK S#r\ls«* 11 %u M u 1. •»4 M 'l l» |t\ •}••!• •"•hi**, t o f IB. tiny frayment* o f .h- II \v . itti II • ta |l li t tie* A t th" ri m liiidon o f the yamea Rue, and Mr. and Mr*. J. Holt \Vr,I lie,3<l.t ) m . tilU|( ns*I ki •' 4 'Mt * •»« |• - ,. • •.1 . tli u*.il by ocull«tx to remove for- a kuIuiI course * u . *erve*l I y the and dauyhtrr, d o Ann. will ipend IV M i • l . r .-I ilrasllng ll"»>|o llom a i 'i'i la !• • IliK . t W III. li 1 1 4 ' . .ig n be die* from l h e - e v . prove* I nIon tomorrow at Daytona Beach. S 0*1 o'clsss'k oil ’l ti« sola) • and h'Atc**. iif Kl • 1 •a" li » I#1 I.*l| ' ill an ln li*a^n g(4adirer*ju.i , whllk 1 Mr*.' Hcidt wa> peaa«nUd a t liur. I. • I of the. oth .rw lie h a ltin g for a run Inn yift hy ihVWrv.tr**, Ml»« Madeline Truluck, who V* Ie##s»»n*Sn iiionI li.*.. It IFillsJ.'S tKJ> WrH.tr«». Mr*Mr*. Andrew Hi. o *.!» r w ill 1" in ••la ll*l • .41 t h w il l Is. •*•#•> •II II 4 \1 ,<ml 1• t o . f pp* i r' . .1 . * . ... Cnrraway w .» yiven a ptire for ( attendiny aummer »ehool at the In Churrhra «.f Chi «i. Sro tot-f i hs-»,.r KMlU • ti.- ; :•• Napr York oeull«t nnnpW non,J Mr, K. Scott . Univer.ity o f Florid, at C in e * , t h r o u g h o u t ih hi on Souslay Dai h . ta ••1 IS. ill. • a: •*| •a JKy $4 a Ihouaanl f n the " ,p cn<1inir thc W1. , krnd August 14 • .1 w | •i\• t .1 1 T * ' i i i* WIt,* i,,»ii, I... I rounded bit* o . *he I. n^ '' r".; , \(r,. W ataon'. yue.t* w rre: hero with t e r parent*, Mr. and k nThat 1 . * •• • 'i ••III • *»v .* i (•. >•-* o w n the* •nin<l ••( ilo* L«»rt|. Dial port a ih o rU g o In '■!. • ero... |J|w M jth Uca(t> hon„ r RU„ t , j Mr*. J. II. Truluck. II \ •r *1. .t H Il I* ml • m t) in -itet him il • •smi­ •iln\ th Ian • 2 I hi I . a i j c r Ih iw ii l'ii\ hi. ' lit an.I *|i'.rti, r, t • n o I'lnani in p w ill !»• AniuiiK il*** •li.ilhm- wtirfr nmitn r.iK cii Mr. and M ~ „ . U r.ve. l»y |It•* I.ojimiiii Hwfimiit i# ih*' f•eI• line, and natural ya« pine F. D. .v'cott, Mr*. Andrew Car-1 Mra. Charlea Lycrly and *„n, prl|« s'lm -nl ID "..'iil.iiory Iis-cr.* W o *■ s.s .1 ft w u . rk S’ .,), i M if tim e to lowing 11"in the* llllsls **«i |ht in >Sb United State* would r-.nkc i Cvllin*, and ! Charlea, Jr., who have been the tla pth o f th* l i*'lire hi'ltl o f the* l 'i a y o u r U S K|t C A R w li si*- K . 1 • s ••-. av v -t ill m . H.i'.l. ' ■ Immi IX loon* *round thc raway t rts» -Ii.s •• gue*U o f Mr. and Mr*. J. O. R l t d o m illisl k n o w l e d g e o f (till tall I. M h o w uitB* sarchif hi e a I v h l » J ui I m Laney, left yealerday fo r Ope­ m an ta , a m i ho* wa jrv p a f t fti**li• lika, Ala. out! Knr ti*ili known ih** m lm l i 111*1 u i : r iio ih * r t i l l m u o f t h « lent il ' s.r w h o loalli h r m hi* Nirhola* Aahby arrived Thura- c u u i t H H o t * F o r o f I • itfhl-ssM. MM >11pi him. am i \ 17H. 1*11 day from Valdoxta, flu., to Join t h r o u g h h i m .inttf is* hint a r # all • 4.' It* •1 • I • \ || Mra. A*hby and their daughter. t h i n g # : t o w h o m l»#* g l o r y f o r rh#-i •I Ws.i-h |. II •••» M A m # n ’ (Its .m l I 13 31. 3 0 Rett*. ’ They are the guests o f t *»oplr- Mi. I UKat 1 MM T h # !*#••■ hi S e r m o n a U o I n r l m l r # Mrs. Ashby's parents, Mr. and th a f o l l o w Iiik p n a a a g # f r o n t ihv I \l Mra. G. P. Bishop. C h ristia n St Ic ih • i#*lhtM*k. "S . I um r n c * g m f l i r a l | h w i t h K » y t o itir « I llllt I |t \ • III III II t lr rl pt ur r# '* hy M a r y I U k # r K:*M» Mr. and Mra. John llintcrmla\V.' \l I Mil * 4 1 Hp Ir 11 Is •I»v I nr I ' r l n r l p l # . #»•! dt 'I, Hs h'sMsIe llli.l. •| Mllllssls i 1ter returned Thursday from Mad­ Vino I ' r l n r l p l r l-s |«aa%#. m ill la»%« lr hoot k r, \ \t ison, Ga.. where they attended M in d, a n d M in d I# n«st t m th gisial II tiiMtiiham M•n l •i | 2 I s lid ' Hi l l M tho wedding o f their »on, John a n d bail, fssr •*<ee| i« M l m l , i h m ioni Worship l| \ M Hintermlater, Jr., to Miss Helen f o r # t h c r # l« In r r a l l t y o n # M l'ol »•-•!In«r I *»•• I* M KIICDOI! I D \v; ii i»*" 11 •\• o n l y . b#cau«s* ths r A I « o h # ( I inP Ip Glenn Marryday. HcrVIs r. %"ii I* ,V| Social Calendar Marian Estridjje Is Honored At Shower i: \IHO NKWS ■'f Vfrx.'lr'mato rM»^T :. TiKv v o r u I*resit I’rc-( uuled Flowers From P ip p in G a r d e n s , F lo r is t Eye Stones Sought At Delray Beach \IrSi ,.:(|ilh Scott Is l.iven nruige I ari> nll „run,wlrk< (in> wl„ AT THE CHURCHE5 STRICKLAND MOTORS CLEARANCESALE of FINE USED CARS! N\c Have (ill Bed lint I'.-ed < ;ir Barguins To Choose Front. KEMK.MBEB U F IM H BSFU, EVERYBODY! 1!M1 DEMONSTRATORS VT \ S l’ BSTANTl\l. DISl HUNT Ford .Super I M * Tudor Sedan With Radio. While Side Tires. Mercury Fonlor Sedan l ord Deluxe Tudor Sedan Mn. A, B. Mahoney, Mra. Ira Thompson and M n. A. B. Wal­ lace returned yeetarday form a week's stay at Daytona Beach. They were accompanied to the beach, by M n. Howard Trueman of Winter Haven. ukmi r o it l u t i t *< it trillio n HISilIT WOT, Vi:* However brlllUm un union. It should no, l»* rui«*o.*',l Nr**' « " l**e the m u ll of n ni >u, ui.il b 1"*'' Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Symca, eiollve. Jr., laft today for New York — Kochrft.uruoM where they will spend a short Though a goo*! motive eeunol time before going to Connecti­ •ancllfy a bad union. ■> hud mo­ cut, where Mr. Symea will be on tive will l l * | , r vlllul* u goo*l urbusiness In connection with tha flee.— William Jay. American Emit Growers. Jack Bolt arrived yesterday from Gainesville to spend tha weekend here with hie parents, Mr. and Mra. T. C. Bolt. In Gainesville Mr. Bolt is employed at the Library o f the University o f Florida. ' Mr. and Mra. J. Holt a daughter, Jo Ann, have recently moved b en from Tampa to ma* their home at 111 Waat Sixth Street Mr. Holt ie connected with the Balleatiae Company as salesman. Mr. and Mra. 0 . A. Jones have returned home after • two months' vacation which they spent in tha mountalne o f Vir­ ginia and West Virginia. Their son, Cecil Jonas, who has *peti the paat four months in tho Vir­ ginias, returned homo with them. * . ) . . ill il r i l l ill II n r i.M I II Av*nor hi HI» I It Hlr-«l J. I l It. v* I*. I'eelor / .........I, in on A >1 I ln« Hirxlre II Mil A. M *«l*v birhlim I'ruyrr H.-r l. li I' M n .» iT i»T s i i i n i ii I, a h i : m itiiiia II. Marlin. I'ucinr Pom.I . « grhool. In 09 A. M iloi • >g Frcurhlna Hrrvlcr, II 10 AM r v I*, i i . t oo i' m I I I np F-rvb e t 00 I' u When a man hau not a B'-'-l reason for dolna a thing. hi* one good r***»n f»r It-tting It alone—Waller Menu. • in * ! n . i - t i » T < i n m is M I*. Ltrn-ihu. J r. I'uutor l*-rk A»* at -III Htreut Sun.il. ifch.oil 9:11 A. M. If the mnllvra of human affrr M.......... W onhip II A. M. lion are right. Ihe gffvrllonu ur* ............ Union » l\ M. unduilng und arbluvlnir—ttuiy I’ - »• Wnr*hlp 0 I'. M. Baker Rddr. 1 " 1 ,i a erv lre I |». |g l'*r phones for the hard of Lei Ihe mollv* hu l.t Ih* il» .l hrcrlnc . 1 " ' ra wrInline and not In ih* uvenl. Il« not on* Whole motive for arllon la |h« ben* ef reward.— Kreeahna. FASH.» W K S I .m V WKTIIOIHII II I* not ih* Inrtnte, nr Ih* o f­ n i l III II fering whlrh I* acceptable in O 'd. "Weln.m* I'bupul" but th* purlly and dsvolloa o f ihu R'V. n. U llcnhl*. I'eelor worship. I .y School. |n ee A. M —genera I 'n *. blag Merrier, li en A. II annum by the peilor. Th* Hill* churrli In |h* Wllfcwe- j . *tend« e wulrom* to ell. MOLT r a n t s . r.P larorat, Rev. Martin llrem, nectar lllh Sender after Trinity IIIMT PNKagTTe.HIAk m l'N T 11 ■ervlee e l t ie A. M. i: l> lirew ale*. U. I»rf Faelar Uolee Oervlc*. Preehyterlan a.m.Ur Bervlree Church l :t e I'. M. M'in.l'V Behool. e i j A. M. Morning Worehlp. II:** A. M. — l » iirownlee will preach. c e a n a c a o i o x t i , c h in c h Jr .h i ar. Voung I'eepl*. 1.90 P. aer rath Avenue end ird Wraei Mr. and Mra. A. J. Walker MlalaUr. John tiernerd llool re returned from M t Vernon, ChOMh Bebee I. I -II where for tho post tera Meralag Worehlp. I l ;t* weeks they visited Mr. and Mrs. _ ■ermeo hy lha Rav. Oardon T. C. Pflckford. Bn route they Brehciehlrc. wall haowa to 'young People of Central Florida, visited Mammoth Cave, Lookout i aervle* Mountain, and other place* of by Ihe poaler; a Bobjeet, Dnkr "Deck Unageeoe • ' l l » » ! « » ANWV I'lT .U K I, 711 JKael Mernnd Mlrrrt Monday Behool. j 11 A. M. C n.r worship with un II no A. M. V p. I - - .................... #;#* P. M aired Meellaw T ee P. M K.ui.cnllCIo Men Ice, 1:11 P. B of Ensigns L. E. Tew, Jr., -•*>* Harvey Larson of Dailaa, .South M U flO IPkL TABKNk ACLM n you're never a alrongeC* Dakota flow from Eanaacela yes­ *TWo taIk* left e f Orlande road jucl terday to. visit tho fotnaot'a mo- --------Ik* leal Cop-light. E. Bleaier. peeler 4:14 A. if. •Ml. Superintendent. -bead la U * W ard e f aexFONO A I I I M I I Y OP UOD I. It luakerdaoa. Paaior tiih Pi reel at Him Munder Behool 0:4b A M. HumViy Marelng Worehlp. I l : t i A 1938 1938 1937 1938 1939 1936 1936 1940 1940 1939 1939 1939 1938 389 1937 2 I'I \ Mm I I II S K I " ', - : Ih TDDOIt .-K D IN 2 PA' K M ill FO lU K lii .SEDAN.; FORD DEI.I \ E STATIO N WAGON P. ifS m PBible Miniy, F rtd ey 1:44 P. If. RKO FLYING CLOUD SEDAN FO RD DELUXE F'OKDOIt SEDAN FORD CLOSED C A B I'H 'K IT MERCURY F O R D oR SEDAN 3 FORD DELUXE T U D O R SEDANS 2 PLYMOUTH DELU XE COUPES FORD CLOSED CAB PICKUP AH these cars have been 1936 1937 1935 1936 1935 1935 1937 1938 1937 1939 1935 1936 l I i >1:1• 11 !•••:; i- I n . I iil.'D ■ | l D IIR 'N I d \n . n » l;D r U D 'il:., K I O K I" ilt.N SI I ’ DEIIAKi.R SEDAN .1 FORD PICKUPS i HEYRol.K i I'ICkIH' DODGE PICKUP P A N IX FORD DELIVERY SEDAN D ELIVE RY FORD CHEVROLET \ TON PANEL FORD COUPE • CH EVRO LET COUPE Reconditioned and arc Guaranteed. Prices Like These Can’t Last Long! ■ a ■ ON YOUR MARK— GIT SIT TOR BARGAINS — AND GO TO STRICKLAND MOTORS, Inc. Ford, Mercury and Lincoln Dealer U. Chrles Aaaheaeedere fit* P. M Kwnatlialla Service. 1:11 P. M. Prayer Uaellag. Wedaeedey (:* t OLDSMOIHI.H SEDAN 413 348 587 498 ’349 297 '549 495 ’599 ’479 487 367 237 198 148 168 197 179 163 172 238 299 '397 147 *187 109 PALMETTO AVENUE TELEPHONE 128 SANFORD. FLORIDA I aJ•’aXiei ' ' ■ l> r-r4 ,_ d.I ' ’ - 0 . irTPEa N �f. x u f w r , is, i m i ■ THE SANFORD HERALD. BANrORD, FLORIDA jugs Have LasiChtfice For Daytona Stakes Tomorrow BEACIL A of. M * -' " Florida*! ■■ ■ LO O K IN G . AH EAD Signs 5 Year Alabama Contract 7 i:s * A.1,.■- i — - - ' I u*& . .----------- fastest A i W u i W PAGE FIVE CMtCA** J v U d J i 'r -Su m k> . Abe ecea newhipped beach-and-road .Loetcff Truth. to Grm handicap history, I - V i V t s O A F B W r 'X ' ufi rAR OCKJ P i l M I d & H T b H E . BI^4ER- G .A 'V 'V r'M a f t »* V ' L mxh ^ *' 'f l U H J * I M 4 R L F ' him It sHU apt honor Um.besd u d that he wR) hsve to Uke up the matter srith the Federal G oeem am t, which keevmed debt* of the colonies when they btcim . the United Staton. me flower, In Beptcm- m X iH ^ un OM A HAW . > > O f ye RS Tb MACACO otuow c u m at, AtofU* M oricy ________ n u * o f I f t l is the •t»te sad tog’a bine rfbtan m tha last opportunity for ■ Fieri- beating M Bun* dims to ermah Into til* .charmed old Fremont, Ol # irtto o l winner, thla year. Gear- 23 to 23. gin, the other .Cracker aUte. ha. The two saknoa m e t t o i a monopoly on the gold o f 100 to beat c and (lory a t Daytona Beach this 1093, aecoad large TfW , JUy Hall o f Atlanta won In year hlatory o f February aad Carl Pumer of Me- grand/’ and each ^ a e . G o - eroaaed the flnlah line reae at “ Jitter*” w Tlret ln March. In the recent mid- in front o f a toll auramer etokee. Bernard Long o f 10j#00 for the deck Atlanta hootml home a winner, get event. All,.three o f the Georgians will Tolbert appeared complete Sunday. ruanlmr as he ml _ Otbee top ranking ont-ef-stote and (lath targoti Speed*ter* entered In the ipee- down, but he wen tarntor automobile raring show rtet o f tha way to Inclwde Walter Kieper o f Trenton, aa Bondachah null N. J.. the Pennsylvania titlo- 14th and 10th rlaj holder: Joe Littlejohn and MasIn keeping with r*V Atkins r f Spartanburg; Red ran tradition, the (Ptemmona o f Asberllle; Al Car- for t h e ' title had Plemmon. o f A.hevllle; Al Crls-.won anything, any ler o f Charlotte: U r yd Seay, I has been shooting Jack M-lten and ltarlry Tsvlor a bit over a month o f A llin ta; Prpner Cunnlr~hsm shooter by choice. " ilCMdoftier iuiTa a rare — H A A D |A| O t i c V o . n < \ TTRJHT C f T j C t GniiAJd A u A i A t <H6rtT w 0uy, r«APts o r ,— facials -rue f&cjrb. Wrrvi a new iMfiee - i e a r C O K te A C T Tb MA»4A6» D IP CHiCASo WMrtt sent u *. Atuey/fAJ*<. TUSCALOOSA. A l*.. Aug. 23. - 4 A>— O t m J u n e J, Iltulrr, efchltwma o f thr Uai varsity of II W i a t /acuity rnwOnHt— on pbysieai education end athletic*. M W S Id » i . i « y that Coach Ovt»p M * signed a new contract with Dm antYFRUty foe a term nf five. years, beginning Sept. I, n il. :»* «W rr-A »* -1 W tfW " o T A c con­ tract. Dean D e te r said. Coach Crisp i» to acre* the unirerrity aa aaai.tant aUlrtie director, ■*aiatatA van ity • football coach and haad roach af-AaskaDmll. I it « M understood that Coach Prank W. Thomaa, who ha> been eDJeUe director at the unifvertity •iora Coach Crtsp’s resignation •arty in 1948 horauaa o f III health taquoatad Coach Crisp to resume hi* former po.itlon a . athletic director. t Criap elated that he preferred act io i l i u m . ar*in the bonier af directing athletic* at the unlvrralty. preferring inatead tn terve aa assistant atMetir ilirector. . Criip receivrd a leave of abarac* in Mirch. I940. to undergo •roatm.nt for a serious ainui condition. lie returned to active •ervlrr la«t Kali. During 20 year, at the university he ha« coacheil all major .p o r t, on oreaaton. tam ing out championship Wsktthall and ba»«*tall tram . H e he. .erved a. line coach in football. . _____ _ _ . S S .M S S & L E G A L 18 months. The restrietiona follow: One-third mbilaium down pay- Flynn AstiertH materials for defense and provent Inflation, generally followed tentative regulations made publk last week by Urn board. ' Tho final order, however, Ineluded several naw Items ea which credit will be restricted. These include pianos and other musical Instrumaata made princi­ pally o f metal, attic veatfiatteg fans, cooking stoves, sewing n t chlnet and fon ttO M T ^ Starting 8«pL I , It will bo Il­ legal, generally speaking, tor any natural obo- P. J. Hero Id a t San Ftnnctoco with 85,. and Mrs. Isaac Andrews Spartanburg. 8. C , with 93. The nrofeasfcmal title went t o H. P- E ller o f San Antonie, Texas. driven boats, eutbenrd motors, •ad motorvyclea. • Twenty pvreeet down payment and 18 months to pay balanes mechanical refrigerator, o f lorn ft le .H a ^ f#al..capaatty, Soup To Be Added To School Luncheons JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 88 — OP1— Steaming hot soup will bo added to the menu o f the Ftorl1* school lunch program front which more than 100,004 children wll benefit. W. F. Catling, State Welfare Board .director r.f surplus com­ modity distribution. Friday ac­ cepted the Surplus Marketing AdtnlnlrtratIon’ s offer o f 280 car­ tons o f dehydrated soup far dis­ tribution In tha state. > T to dehydrated preparation aooda onto to ho poured into wato become ready for the cm naft air conditioners, sew8 machines, rad Iso, phono npha, and musical Instruments, mpoaed principally o f saetoL J lf^ o n P” *“ ‘ down payment Mt WUUOISI w r-rn r U jtbtt Program or Kate ftnith 1 *4^> ! y 1* ’ •t Illegality Is Charged fa ’Glade* Refunding « >’ y %*• Li jfegA’d it . * •F , . v - > Initial steps in refunding tho Everg laden drainage district’s 817.090.000 debt were not I m L Tha bondholders, H. W. Kelley o f Chicago and James C. Tltus.rharged tho Erergtadoa drainage district bondholders' protective committee had no right to self their bond* to n ■yndlesto-wblc* to tarn cold them to tha Koconitructiog Finance Corporation. ^diurai kid ,tp have k pair of )wanted lie didn't want to reads tha • daytime I s * m m « m r r—V.* worm has turned for Sir 8taffo(d Crlppt one-time tad boy o f British politics Aa “ aristocratic sociillH /’ Crlpps abandoned a *100.000 • year U w . practice to work for what he termed the nearest thing to Chrtswanlty he could find in modern civilisation. Hie opposi­ tion to government policies in genera) and his advocacy of friendship with Soviet Rustta in particular won for him Us title o f “ moot dangerous ravolutonary in I n flu d e " That was In the 1030’s, before Munich and before Germany marched Into Poland. But even after the war was under way, Crtppe waa a prophet with predona - Utile honor either abroad or at homo. Even Russia refused to warm op to tlm. In the Spring o f 1840 ha had been selected by Churchill fo r a trade mlsalon to Moaeow. The Soviet officials wore cold and would not admit him until the Britlih government f i r ? him the rank or amtaaaaIt proved to be a lonely mis­ sion, but Crlpps made the most o f IL He laid tie groundwork for whatever collaboration there will bo between the only powerful nation* opposing Hitler and in so doing be completed a tedious cycle from the role o f political outcast to a place high to the conaclls at British government. Maxim Litvinov’s brand of aaleamanshlp I* bock to good standing In Russia, and, accordin* to reports, tha former Soviet foreign commiasa* is lack to H H I F 1 A I P 1 U N K --------------- ANGEL’S /s ■’ *■■■ ( M V P ' LxeS - •J. ClassiHed A dvertisem ents BITUATHIN WANTED Sd" lUd COOK OB aald. Barter ■nrwiry ag ■ Ik rtto to w a ji ■ . •>* Vf — ««. » » A JAMKH a . FOWNFJI. r i a l n t l f f VM A N N A H A T roT T N W I. fV f* n d a n t •' ordm r to A r m An T O A N N A H A T F O W N R * . No l i l t M A IH i BOIU HN IH RTREET, IMttaburgh. B an n a ylta n lk: announced their world-shaking bargain. It looked like the « 3 of Litvinov. ( ame June, 1941, and the- Ger­ man pauiar division* began H rviklng a cre ., the Russian bor­ der. Russia *et her.elf fo r battle tut the was not adverse to look­ ing about for outaklc help. That’o when tre world heard once more •IT In onnFHTP iHat you »p- p#ar to t h * hill nf com plaint fllad In tha ahnva antltU d cauaa on or h«fn r* M ond ar. Ih* 15th dav of Rhplaml»*r 1941. •■ In dafault tH *r*of a P *y r*a Pro O u »fa «a « will b * antarad nvalnat you it 7 Stetson Students Will Be Candidates DELAND, Aug. 23 — (Spe. elal)—iSiivon Rtutl*ntn nt HI*Uon University ore llst-d m rundldales for degrees in n spctinl graduation to be stigcil here f.ri Aug. 30, It was reported todav by Miss 0!gn Bcw>-n, Stetson registrar. Marking the close of the xeccnd summer session o f 11•College of Ijtw, the Informal eeremony to ho conducted by President W. S. Allen will fea­ ture the granting o f three 1uw derreen. Tho croup o f randldsten in(dudos Mary W. Folia of L*k'' Monroe, bachelor o f nrta: Mar­ garet Cats, DeLand. Hattie A r ­ nett, Longwood, end Frances II Benmn, Jsrksanrllle,-bachelor of science candidates; and foe the bachelor o f laws; Tmv ’ lla'l. Leesburg; Edwin Strickland, Mi­ ami: and H. Tdm Watson, Ortondo . ______ ' ■ ------- -----------Nmt Saturday's graduation will bring lha number o f rii>-< mer graduates from Stetson f r 1841 to 31. A group o f 21 rrcehred degrees borr'm r'J u ly t9. WASHINGTON. Aug. — Col. John Jenkins was ted'Friday hy tha Army maruling officer o f Fort lan, Ala., effective upon rival there. Jenkins, an paifa,p| ‘ e“ < • im i r o n n ivoa ris. Tli-rc are about 1 8 0 -t; e » l i o n stockings Awiriran women. avslli There dtk s t «3 -(A 9 detl rns- im »trtiif ;h nm»riiKn that thla f>rdar l>* puhllahad In Tha Hknford lla rald . a n*w apapar publlahad lit ftauilnola F ounty. Florida, •nra a waak fur four cunaarullya W **ka W ITN FH N lha Ifon n rabl* M It Pmllh ra .1»otra nf thla F o u rt and tha Maal nf thla Fourt In th * Fltv • f Mahford. K *m lnol* F o n n tv . F 7ofl4l. Ih1* Ith day <»f A u viia t. 1141 . O I* IIKIINIM1N. Flark o f C ircuit Fourt. H* ml no la FouD lv. Mr A M W H FK M Haptity Clark IIO P F MTlH»Ntl Motirliur fo r P lain tiff (O F F I F IA I . MFAI.I are VUTlin OK srMI-tAI. KI.MTIOV cffkrr, recently wns . orders* 11siu'erred to Fort MeCleUaa noth-* ih iir iir iit iiit c n lh al s .p e e l . I .l.e t i o n w ill b . h . 1,1 In Ih. Cllv of Hanford, narlda. si u ,u ’ * w *'iir on ih* Is H .| ,te m b .r, l l l l ; Indue formerly was at New Com­ the same being th. m n day at be H a n d , W . V . __________ n f!!u u ^ for the purpns. of ■Bbm tlllnw ii.n t .fi lU r o o -wsjgw r —--lo Ik * 4n""1 " r•w ta umcwri ft cm Cnmp Roberts, Caltf. IU« f j f r / T u .w t a r i U H C n g - ^ ’ atftned ji y . c » .» f 1741 w. r A t Maynr o f Florid a tha F lly of i i i i .l Hanford. riarlt Hi A if •»FF|F|\|. SK VI* W KKKH. D. C . Al Our Package SI ore You’ll Find The Best In LIQUOR B r a n d y , Champagne, Wine. Gin. Cordials, etc. ( o f f ic ia l nr.Aid trn r r o ii n iv o m w onurn o r rt m.n*%Ti«W •n>- H K A T IU tT . V H U IT II IM.aaum Hnatl - It F l» J . ?4|»r»nicHaiti. Ohln Toil ara baraby n o U fla.l d i a l n ■ u ll for tllvorra baa baa*! fUael n g aln «( you by John A HmMh In lh a t*»rrull I'tiuH of lha N inth Jutllulal f l r r u l t «»f tha Mtnia «%f F lo ­ rid a In an.H for Hamlnole* »’ ..ur»iy In rTiatipary. anti yntt ara ra«|tilra«l to (l|* yntir w rit tan nppamron**# In aald rauaa on Iho I ilav o f Ha|»tam bar | » « l. and Iharamftar flla > our dafriisa. If any, aa by law raqulrasl T h a H .i n f o ld H a r o l d . * i d 1n * y.ij'ar pllbllaltasl ill Mr nt lno la t ' o i m l v Flo I let a, I* h a r r b y «1aa|gn<ttai| .*■ th* N*w*i*«t|»ar mi w hich lin e tintb** s h a l l b * pllbllaltasl ultra r a « l t n a r k f o r f o u r t n i u r i- l ll l \ * w v a k s Wltnaaw mv hand and thw of fli-lnl saal of auld r<«urt. thla lat lay of A u r ust. A , l> 171) ft 1* IIK ItN ItO N Aa C lark C lr n ilt f*ourl 11y A 11 W F.K K H 1‘ap uty fla r k P K R V I R I* ftW A N N A i m m a y fa r I’ la in tlff. O F F lt fAI* RF!AT* • I’ r r r o n •Ittlrad to a p m i r up. R tha fir s t dav of K *pt*twh»r A. IV 1541* In 'h r i b n i a n iltla d tV u r t to (1 ^ h*ll o f co m p la in t fll* d s s a la « t ' " i i «n tha abo va #|U«a for d lv o r c o ••r <t-.*raa pro rnnfcsho w ill b * **|tar«*,| «m ln*t jimi Thla n riU f s h a ll . ho puhllahad •*n. r 4 w rok for four •'<in.«fri||lra w o*w , in Tho >u n f~rd H erald . W itn e s s my h^nd find tho o f f l f l a l •aol o f I ho « h „ o r n l l l lf d C ourt th is 2nd d.iy o f \ „ a \ |» m t . ° 1* lIF .ItN H O ff im n iin i nniiKM tiF pi hi m t r i m 1*0: I'NCIIt v: III NK I u m Woodlawn Avaitua Huruli'KA Hprlngw, Naw Yorkt T«»t| a r * h ar*by n o tlfl* d that a • u ll for d lvorra haw ba»n fllasl nitalnM you by ila r la lltin k * r In tha t ’ lrcull F o u rt o f tit* Ninth Jutllflu l t ’ lrru ll o f th * Htata o f F lo . rltlit In and for Hamlnol** t 'o n n lr In t’ h a n r* ry ; ami you n r * r*q u lr*d I t fllo your w rlttan MVl'^aram-a In ait 1*1 r \ u o on tha |g| ,1tiv o f Haptainliar, 1141, ami th ara n fiar f'la you r tlafana*. If any. na l»y law rat|ulr«d Th a Hnhforil lla m ld . a naw apapar pMbhah»«l In N*tuln<»la CNiunly. Flurids, la Itaraby d*«lRnata«t m Ilia naw apapar In %vhl«*h ih m n o llf * ahaII b* publlnba«|t o n * * *a«*h wrak fo r four « nlitcM-Ul I?S» War U a W ltnaaa my hand and th* n ff rid I *«a l o f ault] isiurt thla lal day o f A u ffu tl. A l» I t l l O I* II K I I N lu iN Aa F lark F lfv u il F ourt We Deliver. rhone 9148 BAGGETTS Eiquor Store M a th er A r c a d e ......... LOANS fri-m HO t made In re-idrnl* o f ! and ticin il, Slgnaturi nilurr Aul<>— ( nanker. MODERN FINANCE CO, PITTSBURGH PAINTS H i. A. M. VVUISIU U*|M|tf t 'U t k F K IIV IF . I* MW AN N A ttorn ey for P la in tiff M K F IF IA I. HFAI« tv Tin-, i i n n J I T I U 'I A I . <rr i t * o r it r u t n r s m i l I IIH I IT UK T ill! r i .o i i i i i s . iv a w ii KIIH SKMlaill.K l l l i v r r . IN i'll in i r u t. IIDNNIH i: AIII. Mil.t.Kit. IMalopir N K I.IA iltont VH III..U IV H M II.I.K II. R T A T K HF (ir.A H Y H Ff Hl l HA. M II.I.K II D e f -n - • T O : N K I.IA JA C K H O N . TRNN1MIIW T or «r* h*r*ti)r ort1»r*d an<1 r*- eg!3traction Books of tho City of »re °Pen at the city I u u t or o , m OFFICER PROMOTED Ang. n - m down town found Mice tm lti tl ir 'T w n r m r r r r r e v e r , n w * ir n in t s ii i i s i T i t n r ri.oMm s. iv s e n r e s ■rw ism .i: ew e*™ , is s-MANraar. vn- Bread Cast On International Water Sufeguai Returning For Litvinov And Crimps Kequea 4 thnitary Uadfltoalng reatllsttog •ace to extend «ter mere thsn N O T IC E S Mr SI.111. N o ISIS. lie u * # Hill N o. I l l l , (ho fo llo w in g i|*i«*tlon B h«l) th « Mtjrctr *n«t thw kl«rrit>*ra o f Ihw F n y l\»m m l«■ Ion o f thw Ftty o f S a n ford . F lorid a. l»# r l w t f d fo r a «*rm of («ro V »tM by ih r dulv <iuallft*<l v o la r* o f th * C lly of Nanfonl. F lorid a. In uccori|inrr w ith thw i»r«»v tn'nn* nf a n A<*T |wtnre.| by th*» laiu ro of tb * S im * o f F lo rid * In I f 41. T h * I ' l l f (’ nm m lM lrtn o f th * C ltr o f H a n fo n l F lorid a. h.»* appolntad an.| daaltfnaiad W K W A T S O N . a« F l* r k and M r* \l l lU I A l l K T IIAIINK X. Mra IF.AN S A l» A * l* am i IV H T b l d 'K a* 1 n«|»*t*l*ir* o f said • lari Ion T h * polla w ill l»o opan at 7 1° « 'a la d i A VI «>n lh«* •!.»» o f t* M f l t r l t o n and cl«***«l al * « m down on aald data IN W I T K I X i W l lF .R F t 'F . I li*%* hvraun lo aal m r hand and *br ■*ml of iha F l«y o f Mnnford F l o r i ­ da. on thla 14th day of A u gust. 3zr.xr leas* tee 1 aa rnmMcClel­ his ar­ Infantry ommencing Saturday; August 16th, 'Ot* Uie purpose pf registering for ial Municipal Election to be held 4941, arjd-jyillj remain iy. except ^Sundays and holand including September Sanford Paint & Glass Co. TfUbM m sa y|r City ftegiRtratlon fflcer DR. McLA • J i N- AKKTT nal IIT M M k P ifk %?#e . PAINT smiNO HIAOQUARTIRS By PAUL ROBINSON THaPQAfi ITURNEOVOUfi BUOdQMMCNB or TWS P lA N fiM O D f2 MAOENC ^ 0BAN(S «.,j1ru lO llO E C e ® ^ ' WHAT MAS THE , H A ilU M PU / WELL, NOW THAT "lOu’QB HCI2C, YOU CAN,— FLV THEM ASHOCC +r-> ) CAN YOO H CA 2 r----- * \ THAT.*,---------- - -7 } ^ S 1 .. T by FRAN STRIKflB * c r a ii �I > SATURDAY,’ ft T n BANfOHD lotl« Greenwood and Jack Haley. A bo— "PET® SMITH SPE­ CIALTY." "ST ANGER THAN FICTION " and Metro Nam. Tut* day, Barra In Day, double bill;— "UNDER AGE** »ilh Nan Grey, Alan Baxter and Tam Neal. Alao—O ld fav..nto returned; “ THE COWBOY AND THE L A D Y " with Gary C<Kper and Merle Oberon. Wrdncs lay, Thuradav—"R IN G atnK u m ~ I P < w(y , A -a {Jothern. Georg* Murphy, Rthrrt I^L. f.j Maxia Uoacnblum. Alao— Andy Clyde Comedy aad UnWeVaal Ncw«. Friday, Saturday— "CYCLONE ON HORSEBACK" with T-rni Holt, Marjorie Reynold*, Ray Whitley and Lee "Lassos* Whit-. Alao—"H E R PIRST BEAU" with JaVe Wither* and iackir Cooper. 1 . Midnight Show, Sat. Auy. 3 0 - “ KING OP T H E ZOM* UH.S" with John Archer, lUck. Purcell, Jean Weodbuzy and V.minn Moreland. AI/.o—“ LOVE AT FIRST FRIGHT," eereen •nap'hot and cartoon. • * JANE WITHERS and Jaekla Cooper are ahown above in a aeeno frtm "H er Firat Beau" to be ahown next Friday and Saturday, ta tba Rita Thaatar. A fine ea»t, Including Edith Fellowa, William Tracy, Una O'Connor and Addlun Richard*, appear* la rapport. Wednesday and Thursday. this wayes casts I OVER MIAMI MUly Lou.________ Edith ------------- Don Amecbe Mr*. Wood Josephine H * ....■ Oracle Mervyn Roberta. .WIllUi I- "MOON OVER M IA M I", featuring Don Amecht, Betty Grab.e and Robert Cummings, will bring glamorous nights and carefree day* to those who *e« It, *t the Bit* tomorrow and Mcnday. T h e* film I* in technicoior. Elmer Tuttle.... Edear Buchanan — , — ....— - C m O'Connor Mr. H arris-------- Jonathan Hale R oftr Van Yletk.Kennath Howell Dr. Wood— — Addlaoa Richard* n iE COWBOY AND THE LADY itreteh.----------\--------Gary Cooper Mary Smith............ Merle Oberon Katie Callahan--------- Patay Kelly Sugar..:------ 1— Waiter Brennan Jack Cole A Co. Buio..—........------ Fussy KnleLt Lrrarlei . — .Robert Grain. — ...Minor Wataon Mr. Smith.— Mr. Pretto— Fortunio. Bonanova Henderson___ Proprietor..... -O corje liumtert Wa Hawkins Pcitman. ..... ....Spencer Charter* Band Leader. ________ Mel Ruick Jene Baird..... •Rocky* Stone RINGSIDE .MAISIE Maids Raster........Ann Southern Edit Baird..... .Mary Anderson SkretsMaguire....Georae Murphy ......Alan Baxter Mr*. Burke. . . Terry D olan.R obert Sterling Leona Mariele Virginia O'Brien.Virginia O'Uriira Albert Ward... ...... Don Beddoe Cecelia Reardon_____...... Natalie Uly Fletcher, •YoUnde Mollut G ra n t....... ........ Thompaon Richard Terry Mr*. Dolan.......Margaret Moffat Rhode—_ ___ ... Wilma Francis Chotaie..... ..........Mgxio Koaenbloom MUftiI#_________ Patti McCarty Kicky Du Pr**...—. Jack La Rue -------...Billie Roy Rag*’ Ragland Oscar 0'8hea CTCLONB ON HORSBBACX Conductor lohn Indrlsino 8Un Bradfertl------- ------ Tim Holt Peaches..... ...R o y Letter Mary Corbin.....Marjorie Reynolds Eddie Simms Jonathan Hale Whopper_____ —. flOLT, loveable youngster who ie the ton o f Jack Holt, (tar* THE OLD favorite portion of the Tuesday double program achePurnell Pratt Cobb Wayn*___ Cyclone on lier*eback," earning to thu Rita next Friday and duled for showlnjg at the Rita bring* Gary Cooper and Merle Ober­ STARTLING 1 « P O B E -M a nejr racket; r k p . M arjorie Reynold* and Lea "Laaaaa" White- head * fine on back in the “T h * Cowt|dym(r tha L a d y " In whIeh“ Gar7_ got* a Jeff Corbin. f a double bill at tho RlU oext Tueaday. Nan Gray,•Alan: asp pert lag east rather tnooly bunch told, and howl •r aad Tom Neal bead tba east. » l*tt»ny Wood..... • # . . .. i T : , • *-d Suggestions For SCOTT'S SCRAP BO O K I Farm Are Given By Research Men fA * '( . Mi - - - ■a “ (d ito r'i Not* i Information In ** from worken r of Florida Coltun In O shies'• - Tn rid ! a- dog of flees, rub ;.Mrrla er pyrethrum powdrr Into ’ i!* V ,b' hil b* 'h ,rom brad •,|a tall. Washing th* dog with • ‘ ■pyrathrum soep, leaving tho . lather on him for an hror or EfTT*. win alao klU th* flcaa. R M- S A L f MlMt HtMttft/tn ' k 1,07* f u r U H D l* < ROUND *r & & ot , i HEW y o R K - T c o m pah v ;’ »U&1ME*« IS 4AKMIRD ON < W O fflC M the boat la In acrvlia. They will be rated aetonlm* to service standards, equipped with regular uniform* (they buy them and aro refunded up to * IM , and paid regular salaries. Pay range* from t&4 for a reaman up to I It A for a cHIbf petty effleelr, ptua an ad* dltiona! f.H far dependent* In th* upper bracket*. ' Many owner* ro Into aarvlc* right along with their boats; some receive commission* If their te m of ferric* U long enough by buslnoaa eeealoni today a *nd they quality otherwise. tho annual banquet tonight. K Shipperi of the 3t civilian boati which are or have been In »«rvle* around New York Include a 8tock Kxrhan^t* member, the head of W book-binding firm, a liquor m *frate, an advertlalng executive, and a former lieutenant la th* World War Navy Ilere'i how tho Coast Guard's now branch earn# into being. It date* back to June, 1939, _when Farmer* Warned Of Crotalaria Poison executive «• _______ GAINESVILLE, Aug. M -H S po- *«« * ¥ elal)— Flerida la m er* woald do X * Qlerloua LAKELAND, Aug. S3— (Speclei)—Granville Rutledge, aewly appointed advertising manager al the FloriCa Citrua OotuiaMalwn will aatumo active duties on or •d In Heavier flea* outfertiH**tlon of tho iplied Winter, th* In deglataoutdoor*, iltrr heuse and neet* ivado a room, close itod with mites, spray [ht, iprlnkle about tghly with a strong if with nanthalvno flake* or • solution ot the room m and aidkeen aad-ksroeene. huor*. Fume* from otII fig* before matur. th* flea*. that If the due to fungi at* h cannot bo elo**d r a good pyrethrum u flour craelu and kill tho flea*. I , need additional anally will raepoad atlaa1 c f from flvo o f eotionseod meal K|•aquar* faet once / . S C tocki tean oa a c tu a lly fU m iad TO ASSUME DUTIES organisation o f private i*n belonging to unit*. ,u;F for Ooaonl CUlWi Commit*ion MOONUTE �*-r— r^ ~ SHnsr’WB ----------- — .'V*' ; ■" i r j i f r F F i C t**£,*'r. -- ------- :------ \ •' ’ fC, »! H e ra ld Seminole County Produce* M m Fruit And Vegetables Thai Any • Similar Ares Jn Florida ? * - J W I----- 1 VOLUME x x x m I____ ■ E M abU M U lSee SANFORD, FLORIDA. y Attacks Lower Income e Force Tax Exemption Is Proposed Three Fronts Troops Of 2 Nations £'!muftaneou&ly In* • vade Persia Seek­ ing: To Oust Nazis Confers On Strike W A 8 H IN O TO N , Leningrad Fights • Renewed Fiercely Tank Crews Reported Struggling: Bravely • To Save Big City 1 jw " * 3"»**e»ai*e e n « • _ .Jtihe Roaalana were nroort•-t c a 9 counterattnckina Moifitv 0 witlU, huire attacks twin* maaaeji^ of Infantry and swlftly-ttriking cavalry on the northern, central and aouthem sectors of tho-Jlua* m ao-Naii battlcfront. w Tho Russians said the ------- fight T o r —I^rilbftfad-frorrr the north had been renewed man of the board c f U. 8. Bteel eaves the White House' after •with Here* flfhtlna. •onferrlng with President Roose­ Masses o f German and Rus- velt on the strike at the Kearny, ® atan tanka continued yesterday N. J., Federal Shipbuilding and th eir gigantic battle for \ en - DTydoek Co., a U. 8. Steel sub ridlary. The President later de­ ingrad. Soviet reporta laid Red Arnty clared the government did not tank cmwa fighting like, "reiu want to tako over '.he shipyard be A knight*” o f modem machinery In* and requested negotiations ™ lumbering Ruaalan monatera ol resumed. war ware .ramaiing; burning and * * * “the' Qermnp tanka aside rcab through to i Ruaatn'a rarond rity* to In' German hands bnt the Russian Utttie line h drawn near . that city. Ruaalan reureea declared the Red Army them and aropnd Novgorod, 10V mitoe due south e t - Xenlnotad, red to hare steadied hr ra- s r s .u Senate Finance Com­ mittee Would In­ cl ude Additional Six Million People Lake Down Five Inches, Williams Tells Rotarians Dancing Students Aug.' 15 - ( A V - The Senate Finance Com­ mittee voted today to broaden the income tan bate by lowering exemptions from $1,000 to 100 fo r married persons and from taoo to $780 for tingle in­ dividuals. The lower exemption! would bring an additional t, 000,0u0 persona under the income tea roetare and would add between 00,000,000 dad $ 110,000,000 U federal ravenous. A rising tide o f complaints that small Industrie* are being gat e ff from essential materials generated bipartisan support M nday fra I proposed congreaM aitl luveoUgatkn of the go». ernmenfa system o f defense prt•rittea. . A resolution by Senator Msloney (D . Conn.) for a eongre*ilenal Investigation of the prlaetrau to aebeduled to be considered by tbe 8enate comBwree committee Wednesday along with a companion proposal for an Inqalrv Into, tbe eastern seaboard gaaaXne and fuel ell shortage. Saving he would support Ma­ loney's proposal. Senator McNary ( R . Ora), doctored that there had been lajnsttoea and dUrrtraInation ngahtot sthslier manufecgoring plants which were fsrclne many of them to close and “ throwing thousands o f men out o f work.” Senator George (p . Ga..l acid he had trashed a flood o f pro­ test* against such alleged Hitcriminations, and exptoaeed belief there was need fo r rentralixaUon lu one Office 'o f all aothbr* Ity over aUseatlgw e f to ' aw fronts, where official aa ta said three lovndinu dhri ► alone bad been deitroyed .or rout' cd by strong Red counter-attack.* The Soviet communique i*iae,l early today . said the Russiam were heavily engaged alone the entire front, with particularly a fierce fighting In ,the Kakkalm1 cn the ahorea of Lako Lado­ ga, north o f Leningrad j in the Smolensk and tiomel direction* before lfoaeow, and In tho dire*• tlon at DnlepcTopetrovak. _ It was tba first Ruaalan In “ dieatlon that fighting actually had reached Dnleperopctrovik, the great hydroelectric power and ladnatrial center cn the Unlcp<v R in g . Ruaalan dispalchea also M id th<Red Army destroy «t roved 133 tank* laf Ike the -O Gomel w l . . fighting. . . . ___ __ . Bitter fighting wge the rule'a!' p and down the eastern front The. RM s officially r e p o r t ' the third and IMh Infantry diet0 aloha o f the Rnmaaian allies of Germany ware Hcstrovwd In aav age counter-blow* before Odes­ sa. It was rail tb a ‘ third I'ivl aton lost more than 10,000 kill**' and wounded, j ' On tbe central front, the of # ftetol Taw agency reported that counter-attacking soldier* under General Konev worm *dvanclag In the Gomel area and were *Ha* flirting brave defeats" bn the KasK • , 0 "They ranted a Fneetat Infanw toy dtotolon, caplorad l»a artil­ lery, raw abed lie bendqnarteianrf killed not Iras than 8000 officer* and men," Tarn e*M. Konev's troops already have ta- > Tab. Monroe has gone down IS - U P ) flee Inches to the Jest .week, raid Uea fadtlCounty Engineer Trad T. Wil­ tie* 7 lumad1eperatioa liams a t t h e Rotary Club today tlOO o ’clock a . r. n a further dlseuralen of the ora- L. anlonlsta *oeed Bt. Johna-lndton River Cana) In which he revealed that n . ^ j ’ r t S T 1 ' - W e s the report of the district enghwgr The walkout, which felted l r Has now been completed and ja 100,000 dally passenger* to walk expected to be forward to the di­ V . l° r hUeh-hIk*. waa the longest vision engineer In Norfolk, on* In tba city’ s 19-year owner­ early neat month. ship e f tba system. With only three vote*, the 1100 o f the Cogburn who preeentod two af union voted to s n i p I the tba pupil* from her dancing else*. part drafted by their leaden Little Ann Whittaker performed Mayor Jeffriag after a song and tap number while Mtae and longed a ego Uatie aa. Phyllis Bach very gracefully executed * top dance. President R. W. Bopracht aa* nounced that there would be no meeting nest Monday on aeaount if Labor Day and the usual dab dnging was dispensed with on ac­ count of tba illness af Charles Wltk tta geyamnoat'a Harrison. UtraUve •ad riericsl p, Mr. Williams m ille d a report d i O f to m tbe 81. Johno-Indlan River Canal which era* prepared in 1934 and 1 1 which recoroarawtod *n eight foot ebaanel aouth ef Hanford to the Indian River neces­ sitating a short canal and em.racing two ioriuandadam aeraea tho Bb Johns fog Uo purpose of turning the water* sooth o f tho ilam into tho Indian River. . The district engineer a t that time approved tho project but It *■ R jto M T to b o l a -------waa turned doom by tba division engineer aa tba ground* that "what wo colled flood control", ah! Mr. Williamm -b o called Iralnage’*, T» frnm ei* B l M k : finnl.s'h Troops Capture A Soviet Gun Post Nominated For New High Poift M MI1KK 2 Freezing: Govern­ ment’s Cotton A n i Wheat Given Veto Lrw WASHINGTON. Aug. t t - f i f ) —President Rooeevm today name* sated Francis Biddle, aettcftoM general o f the Justice Depnrt* merit, to be attorney general M tba United State*. U was expected that Chari** Pahv. assistant solicitor general) weald become Biddle’s successor. Preeldsnt Roosevelt meanwhile vetoed legtalatien to free** guysrnment stocks of wheat and cotton, declaring it to be eeal -ta sound ro Tensmetal ad to tba hmg-time beat umern. of both farmers and consumers. In a message to co o v °a Roosevelt said he ™ that approval of the “ would seriously and effect tee agrieulto rol ad, program and the at ticlee which have been Itrial to our farmers during) pest few year*." Advocates of the biU had tended the sale o f govern, stock* might depress prices.. Roosevelt teitned part' objectionable a provision d Credit Corporation t a ___ title to all colon end wheat o f 1940 and previous crops in it baa an interest and to them for indefinite period. A t m to Washington the Senate confirmed the nomination of Ram fort Gay Turwell ta be governor « » Puerto Rico despite an aaoerUea bv Senator T a ft .(R-Ohls) that TugvreU bad -a a aympatby with American Ideal. American system" and • that bo wat “ the apostle o f collectivism." Nearly Mn Herbert Moreland ------ —-----------of Bin ferd died Satorday morn tag at Cordele, Ga. Funeral terrier* were held at Cordela yesterday afternoon. Mr*. Calhoun ha* visited h»r daughter ot her home on Senford Avenue a oambeo o f times. TURKISH MINISTER DIB* ANKARA, Turkey, Aug. 25.— (AV-Rood Davao. TarkUH minu­ ter to Iran, died to (Teheran Frlday^^Mbt o f heart dlaeoas, ofTurklah rvporta sold Sun. day. TUr dying la v at night at Georre Washington . . . — _ — University. -----------H# was fermcriy enrolled to the Univer­ sity o f Florida, ba t plans to aoatfaao bla studies at G*< Wifhlnftftii. Mias Margaret Bennett, daugh tor * f Mrs. J. Bennett, I* Department cf boon la thr . . . ------------- -----------year*. Robert WDasa, tba am e f Mr. bad Mrs. Fred R. Wilson, atleaded Georg* Waabls«ton Univanity, aad Strayav Raatoasi Col­ lage to Washtogten fo r two year* bafara aatoriag btmtoeas there. He ha* b om amateyod by the Ualm Faetfl* * the for c. '- K r * the Degarteraat Ora daaa steaogTsatei th# girls •* af tba late Jadwi' Georyv Herrtog aad Mra. Herring. U IIt ' .150.01)0 IUkI • Iranian F r o n t i e r VIKIH.IN. \»ir IV—( \|») — Thr find trlief liiiaaiin fhnt llr il i-*h friHi|»s rnnvrd lnt*» Iran «fl rr vrHini; an ■ pprovina *'«««! fr.tm WamhiilVl«>n wan rK|irr-u«f| in the lirr lin |ifrs, |tw|;|t NeW Rpaprru hrlil Ih tt th e I hilrtl Slnlew in ««» deeply Involved in the »,ir that it rrrlRin lu h «te turn Inftirmnl of all pliiiu ronrervt* !r« Iran *t ihr \tUntle tneelinif *»f I'rewitlrnf |0»o«rVelt and I'rimr Minister thurrhill. II* Thi* According to tho Csrmnn caption with this radlophoto from Brrlln, Flnni'h troop* have overwhelmed a Soviet gun crew and are engaged In mopplng-up operatim*. The figures on tho ground ere drarribed u< mem­ bers of the gun crew. Strong Kinnlah force* are reported Imttriing their wny townrila I.cnlngiml from tho north. Chamber Election Government Will * Defense Council Ballots Will Be Begin Operating Classifying Of > Kearny Shipyard HaiUd - Tuesday. Women Finished tn a rW M T— The United flute* Navy, rep roaented by Under Secretary m n* L l * *r i of Navv F om stal and Rear Admiral Harold Bowen, took over Q a m ^ l n w o !th«* Ftdfra) 8hlpbuiWinj anil Dry* v in h e P t b T JiKk Company Ustnlght and announrad that work on $439,000,000 in deferve et the strike Ballota for tho annual election ,... ____ _ _ order* ___ of officers and director* of the >«'ind plant will be resumed Tue* mber of Commerce* will be •lay. Ilowtn, who waa designated by ltd to member* throughout President Roosevelt to operate the the county tomorrow, Edward plant, announced after conferring Higgins announced today with company official* and C.l.O, The election committee, whichliwdtrs that first step* in resum­ will be appointed soon, will meet ing operation* will be taken thi* Sapt. 2 to tabulate the vote*. morning at a meeting o f all Each membership of $3 Is en­ supervisory shop aid ysrd work­ titled to one vote, and those ers. persons or organisations having "It Is expected,” he said, “ the multiple memtorships are allow­ plant will resume lull operation ed a corresponding number of beginning Tuesday morning." votes, which will t* Indicated on Union officials, who had r<*thg ballot, Mr. Uiggina explain­ •lursted Roeeevslt to order tho ed. Navv to take over the plant, im­ Stressing the Importance of mediately withdraw pickets front tba •election, the secretary de- khe shlpyard entrance, clayed: Imimrillately after the conferF < T h is organisation Is the kind enc* the union leailrr* left fur that at require* an active director Jetty City to attend a mas* ate and the president urge* every meeting. mewiber to exercise hia right In (When asked If naval furcea selecting directors who will gig* would be sent to the plant, u their time and attention to tie spokesman at the Brooklyn Navy affair* of the Chamber of Com- Yard sail “ no Information” la available. However, he added, "The P r e s i d e n t eapecially “ there might be development*” aka* aa appeal to each mender later.) to veto,• Mr. Higgtas added. The presidential selture order. O fficer» to-, be elected are Issued' Baturday night, held that president, treasurer and 32 direr- the company bad refused to accept tan. The secretary la hired by a peace settlement proposed by mediation lha officers. W. A. Leffler la the national defame president and H. II. Coleman board. Accordingly, Roomv*It aald. treasurer af- the Chamber of the aeliare waa 'necessary since production- Of . the veasel* under eraan n o at present Director* and member* will construction In the yard i* eaarnlid a luncheon meeting I t the lial " to tbe defease of the United Valdes Hotel Tuesday at 12:00 Staten," o’Meek boob far lha purpose of rasa Iring a general report of the r’e activities and -the ' i accomplishments dur­ ing the past two months. Mr. Hragtoa Invited all directors and ■aaahari to. attend tba masting. I im • mrarans ■ ■ * ■ F l e c t i o n Committee Votes, To Tabulate Votes.____ _____ em e a SheU Forging Work ^ Ahead Of Schedule --T h e INQTO#, Aag. War ~ t Deportment Departarant reportthat shall forging ep- City News Briefs . S q — *J W H Ballh, — onlln- ^ V ^ . “ ““ Cou«*y flehonl Board will meet tomorrow morn‘ V ° f mn Hou** •» 10:00 a dash to deeide matter* eoneermtog the agbeol budget Many Aptitudes Are Revealed In Tab­ u l a t i o n Of LixtH ClaMifiration of 1310 white women who r*gi»t>-nil for civi­ lian defi-n»i* with the Seminole County |)vfrn*v Conin'il ha* lieen comph-ti-d ami wwk I* priK-eeiling on tiu rln*»i(icutom of tho while men, Nathun U. Garner, •ttpervtvmg clerk, **Pl today. According to the aptitude) which they lilted on tho regiatration tilanka, the wnntrn have been pllirvd In variou* entegorie* and their name* are available for ready reference in u rrna* file, Mr. Garner *aid. The work la Icing done by W l’ A <letk* who la v e been a)•igned to tho llefenae Council. Ileadqoarteri for the Counril are at the Arm ory, where the work Humification ia under way. Claxlfieutlun of tho while male registrant* I* expected to lie completed In nhout a week, Mr. Garner indirnted. Moat o f the women, n check uf the rlaaaifiration li»t ditH'low*, ■Ignvd for work a* lender*, nunrg or rawer*. A aurprUingly wide range of occupation* of Hemlnole County women I* Indi­ cated by the Hat. which Include* laboratory technician*, account­ ants, • teletype operator und others, • The list nf occupation* and the number registering in vach i* a* follow*: Will drive, 30; furnish ear and drive, 14; organise entertain­ ment, I I ; provide music, H; pro­ vide rntertalnment, H; athletic Instructor, 3; cook, 38; clean up. 10; purchase supplies, 23; waitres, 23; collect supplies, 15; plan leusing, 13; arrange cloth­ ing, 13: family contact. 17; rare for children, 85; collect clothing, 43; skilled nurses, 21; practical nurse*, 110; first aid, 20; hospi­ tal supervision, 3. Dietician, 4; stenographer, 07| filing clerks, 19; accountants, 3; cashier*. 40; personnel, IS; tele­ graph, I; teacher*. 117; sew, 207; knit, 62; mend, 73; guides, 4: full secretarial, 9; switchboard operator,17: typists, 47; book­ keepers, 38; executives, 2; labor­ atory technicians, 1 ; librarians, 7; teletype operator, 1; adminis­ trative, 8; messenger, 4; day nursery, 48; nutrition, X ill V««•* liaie-.t I'rruw irnii il tit* Inin Hr of :g jliv V7 Troops Massed On totSS Mre. U . D Calhoun. , Masses Of infantry, ( ’nvalry Are Used In Counter-Blows At Invading Units ■M 1 Rich OiHField ITT' Said Rndan^ered ----------- “Sanford Colony*? In Washington GtrowB With Government Expansion S n t e ir R a J g jg Member Aaaodsted Preaa Iran Resists British, Russians Mother Of Local ~ Resident Dies k ' 1911 Sanford la Tfie Only Central Florida City Affording Kail. Highwa. And Water Tranaporlatioo ft**-, cs (IVr-*ini >r lit- tvi*rt* n»tsirtfil nfCei im* r****i-*t;ii|ce* t<>•Inv n* llriti-*lt unit Ikii-'sinn triKiiw -im iillan i'n iislv inv:u|o<l tIn* Miilell** K i*t <>il k in g ­ d o m . n iiin liin i’ hi tn I'lifnrcu dcntninl* fur thi- i»u*t«*r o f N'll/i iigrllls. 1.nllilon rtqmi li •I l!rili.*li furri't Ivul lint •'••in•• OptMIdltiofl from tilt- 11111IIHIM Oilmy, frilinmt* i'i| i«t ;»ln»III I'M).(Illill men. llrit ili niid I*u nhi 11uo|irt Is lli\.id« | li in today. »tnkiiiic lu cut it f IIu ii tlcHtaiulrt fur thf mi •ti-r'ot 1.. mi.in iu:»nti from tlu* $mint i y Thi* M. t»l« m k mi’ .Itllll id lilt* sill- uf the mum Id* • i irhi «t mligltJ oil fit'll!. Koilyt' <• pint, .if tip* nivasien mu tin t)*» nunln'ii id fighting. The Iranian f r«i , had ” wliiwe drown 12 mdrd lit.in lli<"?tiif|pP frontier ln« t vMI’k II• ftvo id Imrdor ino i«ft*iIII » Almut \.'■II.IIIIO l:il i l>l *roup 1 1 oil till* li uii'Stivivt nrr muon > ft, tit I* r ■il Uiu’ |.t»ndoii ol»M'rvrr« r«- fi»i»*«l will, a n e e ■KMinHl Hitn . H*M'rtiiu: tln»l Null nifrtiH in Iron w uM raiu-nipl In de)tr-y ml piiui* llni-9 nml wrrt'k tho bjrtiit till f nddI 111*p,* f..r o pratrfol settli nient of 11an'- dupul)* with llrilein ami l(ii«*ia ■•v«,r an itllis>1 ih nuipd fur )»*pol«ioii of t«'rm in iim*uL* 1 waa iU U i k I by e*MO|—l»*nt foe----i-lgn miu' iv ) tan- yo».ti'rilay tu Ih- virtually alandom-d 4 tliri-rtly In tmuh wilt. Tih'Tnn __lln- m-xlvtll rapital of the iinrii-ut kingdom Imkid by »trntogu1 t'-ado mul)--« with l«dh Euro|H-un /flb^A*iatle ltn*)ia. with lu-nt rul W k V y , I rag and llrlllsh India voiirn--) said they ■-quet'-il llriliidi and po«-ihly .Soviet truopa tu invade within u wivk. A t'n"pinn flea front wa* thus ill prospect. 11in| oflteer*. will a ilefeli*0 torn- totaling nbuul I'-y.lMHi men, wen- laid to hi- untitflpaling Iwn drives front Brlti-h-i-cmpled Iraq. One army possibly wnuhl iBovn from Baghdad, the capital, 100 mile* north nlont: u Monsul oil fffld railway In tho t order at Khnnnqin. then swing northeast for the 350 mile march aerim* mounlatn* and plateau* lu Teher­ an. A second drive wa* expected furlier smith from lla-rn, at the hi-iul of the IVruian tiulf, where a march nf IEA mile* eaatwiird over the gmal highway* of that region would plare tho Brltlrn in a position tu intersect all uf Iran** southern road* W i-th rr the (luss hiIt*, occu­ pied a* they are against the Ger­ man*, ilcslro to tnko pert in any military npewthm against Iran wa* nut known here, but road* from the rauca*u* Into I’ eraia ara wide open ami the weather la reported to bo eicelleat. Defence Plants Have Few Jobs For Women JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 25 -U H — Defame Industrie* still offer few Join to unemployed women. Statu WPA AdmlnUtratlnn Wllhur E. Harkae** rsportrd Sun* "Several thousand skilled mate WPA workers have found employ­ ment In defsuaa Industries," Harknass said “but about Uta aaaaa Du­ mber of women awaiting WPA aaalgnmenU atill remain. Unteaa U women has an outstanding edu- - • cation background or la extrsf to ' ,v> / •t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 23, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cd3007b24447705161afc56a0ae3c840.pdf 81b3be60bc89f8256f2c53e501d54808 PDF Text Text ♦ I I r a iJ B g P A T . Bob Feller May Be Deferred From Draft Because O f Ailing Father CLEVELAND, Aug 21 —(/Pi forced to use savlngi to support — Tho disclosure that Pitchsr jdependants, the Clsreland News Bob Feller has been spcii,.ii „ declared Feller "has direct prc. ■boot 17500 a year to provide [cedent for seeking deferment." SmUanl treatment and travel f o r > Rapid Robert, who la await kla ailing father led to specula- jlng classification by his Kelectivr 'Uon that tho strikeout king might [service board, had only this com­ bo deferred from army service, .ment: " I have never a'Jced for . Noting that tho Philadelphia! deferment and t won", ask— that Athletics' Benny McCoy wis |l» purely In the hands o f the fsrrod under a prcsId-nUnl ruling [draft board.” that selectees should not bo C. C. Blapnkka, Tribe vice president, csatioosly mad* this brief statement: " I f I ban • cor reet InUrprcUtlon o f th* Mc­ Coy ruling, then Bob Feller's sta­ tus la moro than a borderline c o m . However, before any aetlon U taken In this matter, w* will (ir e It considerable more study/' Th* News summarised the $45,000-a-yrar pitcher’s situation this way: Because of poor health, father William Feller is no longer able to mako hi* Iowa farm a- payii-g proposition. Ho is urgently In need o f medical treatment and ycar-arouad sunshine and must spend aom* time each year at By STANLEY 'J O H I W ETYA' r coNH*oneP‘ -THe SHOWER ■re iT H » W H O M * . v p ip s m b m t W, Chapman Ready !Miami Group To Defend Title | Would Buy Out At Omaha. Tourney' Tropical Park . ig r f **Jabk Supply M y OMAHA, A DCMIAMI, Aug. 21 — <AVChapman, th* defending James Donn, secretary o f tho plon, chocked la at U>* C Gables Recta” Association, oper-; field club Wednesday ------ - and ---— ainr of Ihe Trrplc-rl Park herso mads official t . _______ ...trick, said Wednesday, he head•or ,,| a Peal svndlcat-r negotiating „ . the U. „a. Coif Asaoelatioa’s ■* ... - ,J 45th amateur championship. for the purchase o f a controlling whkh opena there nenut Meoday. interest In th* plant for “ « little Chapman, has been ,fc------- "who k- *“ * 1 ---- help­ over a million dollars” ing to koop army filer* fit at Bonn confirmed that th* state t/o Montgomery (Ala.) training raring commission bed asked for base, was ■ ersdlt to bis pupils, -^u-roweULU»Jiua pf tho track'.i its looksd b> th* pink, If * bit off rials. on to* Ua slue, sad sold be d He raid that Etwtn N. Bri­ stopped o ff en route In North sker.- ytwsdilervt r f sa otl eomuanv Carolina and Tsnnsaaeo to koop h >re. and Oeorgo \7. tjngfard, hU golf gam* similarly tuned. y,,_......rral ... estate operator, were Miami Th* champion mad* a propers**orlstrH _ _ -l.i I with him In th* symllly imprrsaivo entrance, !• **f*ta»' «"\tr. whl<-h arrVs 51 percent of panted as ha waa by Mr*, chap---- 1- th- track’s stock. — t**X pro. Thr deal, he declared, had not I-co Walpor of Waebtagtea, il. t * —, r - -l-Trimsfc-d.-* •— ... O.. ■ Qonn. hetyl of a large* Mf*ut! —.'-bayroan, -j n : i k i y • •■tO'-th*')!;,—e r r 'w n n v n r - M fs is r hahr* pairings released lousy ay the | in th* lrmci, y*»ars n r) U. 3. O. A.v willbe paired for af*s»r landjifpnlng thr rrotndt. tho two qualifying 13-huleroundStm*. P^n-tor H fir v on Monday and ’luowiay wit* chargr.l in th? Mario Gontales, tho olim Brail* th**f rn m l'T ^ rnn!roll#»| Tr-.nilian who la tho 150 man Hold's p-uV a$Vr \ f-»r *m hve*. only fortlgn ontry, and Tommy IIP-,Mnn nf it- official-. Sheehan of Northvillo, Mich., Th»» «tn i* racing romm:'«ion qualifying-round loador two years r^p-nMy took no r.etinn nn Trooago at Chicago. Thoy will too off ;<•*! Park's rrnual enpllfitinn fer at 1:03 P. M. C. b. fs) for the one ruling dato*. n!lh i»'rh nt thr first round and 10:Ud A. M. time were allotted to neighTuoaday. horing Hialeah Park. Billows or Ftwghiloopsie, N. Y j; rr ij iir who mlasod by one stroke In the: T O U m C y L i n d e r \\ HV New York sectional eliminations. | --------But Bobby Jacobson of Deal (N. ST. AUGUSTINK, Aug. 21 — J.) withdrew, and Billows got I (Special)— With n sen of sallbls spot—an 8:07 A. M. atari,1fish reported off the roast, the with Otto drainer of BalUaoro second annual $1,000 St. J hns and Gene Miftoum of Omohs County Fishing Tournament Is for partners. _____ _ ihooltag to establish new records Ward, likely to go Into oetlonMn fishing competition in the the favorite despite his loss to state. Billows In the Great Lakes taelThree records set In the Metrotatlon, has been paired with politsn Miami Summer Fishing a p p c s t m SLICED OR IN PIECE Assorted Cold Cuts . Cottage Cheese. •. ■ ro vr m i A l b e r t ...u. can ioc I c o r n W R6AKH STlt-SON/THAT HANDY M AN W IT H T O O L S " T R I E D O U T T H B AHBVY S H O W E R A S S O O N A S H ff N1ADB S O M B CONNBCT/O M S • ______ * a comwjt. A KlfiTT By PA U L ROBINSON GOODNIdHr.^ SEE YOU O N DEOCWTIjej S O T H C B lG S k flP P G fc k— G A V E M,i BUNK 7 0 THOSE THE MOVIE 1 W ASSH EU ..^ TH ANKS TOR SHOWING r US THE s a p .U ton, T**., who won th* U. 8. public link* crown lest month. Chapman la on* of tho few outof-town* ri who hav* arrived to far. Ha found the court* In fine •hap* along the fairways, and with th* greens, which suffered during the recent heat wove, ex­ pected to Improve provided the current spell of coo) eveidnFs continue*. Ne on* as yet hat managed to dent the field ’ dub’s par of 71 Gcod man, who has been plsylsg steady but not spectacular golf, squalled It Tuesday. But Stanley Davies, th* club -1pro, expects thsrsU be at . least one man able to gtv* th* court* a gotig-over GERBERS OR CLAPPS STRAINED STANDARD NATURAL BABY FOOD Th* . E f^ r. Hottest G et P/Jce Yoon N ow ! •Vegetables. Morning Ri Ol* Mayo clinic. His phyttleariS tasbTho m a t iptind :tb# Winter Bob’s mother has lu fffred re­ current Headaches since she was bit by a foul bell In Chicago hey.w hizzer / pur a L depth * BOMS UNDER. T HIM J r . su ss jm r snnsg m/yw Y.-asdatocepIssunr Heel pstslisla sod wo i kmtoWhip go Into oar Brako HaUaiag Jobs, lasy MflOS If you prefer. Tskssdvsoi tag* o f thl* 5-day Brake Btllalag Special- ' RciruUr IS A O Brake Rclin- ONIONS POTATOES .lbT6c LE T T O dT Z lbs. 10c 5 lbs. 17c P O T A T O E S -M lb a .l7 H c ECONOMY SALAD DRESSING FANCY PACK DRL MONT* lo g Job N o w It Won’t Lm I Long ; At Th ^.Prko Got Yoon ’ Early. ! Strickland Motors, Inc. i lawyers la SeepItal hart LONE RANGER NesI TW Cka. . . 8anford. Fla. Argo LIMA ements C lap siH ed SITUATION WANTED MAID — FLORENCE TERRY GOOD OPENINO In Del Monte I �4ft J e r a ld V fE W B t'A l'K M SANFORD, ExtxbOahud In 1908 F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , . King's Cousin Visits N. Y. Defe: mg, Roosevelt Says AUGUST 22. 1941 NTMHKIt .10.1 Government D Second Ship Leningrad.Citizens Unwill mg - l a fare la T wo Manage Plant Weeks Rages Enlist To D efend Vessel I n P resid en t Roosevelt Finnish ■ New York’s Harbor Says U. S. Doesn’t Want To Take Over Burns F»v «l*Hours; First Officer Dies New Jersey Firm Plane Output Is Admittedly Slow NEW YORK. Aug. 22 — HP)— HYDE PARK, N. Y ., Aug. t l myateriou* origin — OP)— Prusldent Roosevelt told A firr of Finnish motonhip a pres* conference today the for* alx-ard the „ tak* freighter Aurora raged five ernment did not want to over the itrike-bound Fedet**1 «h” * « ° n,l ,h|P Shipbuilding A Drydnek Cent-: f * " ' ' " /'*• TK* first officer *uffocated a* ha slept on th* 4,9flS-ton v«***l. Dthrr member* of the crew of IX, including two waitresses, ere rescued by police and pri­ vate craft. Simultaneously. police an­ nounced seven more death* resuiting from th# 11.800,000 Brooklyn waterfront blare Mon­ ths. bringing the death toll la th»i fire to 28. Ilarb.r police said 12 person, were .till unaccounted for. while „ Cuba Mall t.lna ll*t, compiled from reports of foremen and rel­ Lord Louis tfountbattcn, a couain of King George VI of ative* *howed IB ml»*lng. No evldene* of «abotag» w »i England, la ahown with hia wifa aa they talked to reporters after Imcovered In th* Aurora blat*. arrival In Naw Ycrk by clipper plane. A captain In the British Navy, he la going to take command of an Engllah warihip being repaired in thi* country, lie ws* commander of two destroyers W A S H IN G T O N . A u g . 22 —1 — S h a m ir a Availing thu figu res cited by Senator M. B yrd (D -V a .). President • Roosevelt asserted tod ay that while A m erican defen se pro­ duction n ever had been com ­ pletely sa tisfa ctory, on th i ------« v e r a g e - t t * w w r q j r t 6 ~ ~ « i r • mate. Roosevelt; commenting on Byrd’s statement made earlier tr. the week that defense productior la lagging seriously, asserted i War Department chick showed n Byrd wen wrong in all categoric: nlnnna _ Preaident Rooaarelt 'aald la«t night ha thought that Damocrata In Congress who harn__jplned "obstructionists" o f n ifN iT n r ii paredneaa wart “ In ' tha wrung party." Ia~ a aiiaaaga to tba national convention o f Yeung Demoeratie Clobn, tha Preaidant aald: .. • " t Ilka tha m l af you, begad that domeatic polities would play Member Associated I’ rena » President Sharply As­ sails Figures Men- Surveys By War De­ partment Show Esm timatea Being Met Hanford lx The Only Central Florida City Affording Raft. High* a. And Water Transportation mermans “ Scorched KarthM In Ukraine Nazi Siege Columns Drive Toward Town Front .1 Directions; Icosses Suid High New War Theater In Iran Is Seen I-ondon Is Ready To Dispatch Troops If Reich Units Stay •In l>«irtr«l ttormlnf !«»• wirct I rnim ratl today aa thnu «ami« of the rity'n r lv ilian** volunlerrrd for aervlre in the proplr'n ar my . Monrow aaiil after four riaia of hitter f i f h l i n c on the outer p r r i v l r r of I ^nin■ raH'a Hrfenaeo. the N a i U appeared to have made no aignifirant pritfrena. WASHINGTON. Aug. 22—<AT Kinanuc* -P*wluetlon of 1142 model puaeraek o f -cng«r automobiles probably will be slashed 88 percent, defense offinal* said Tbura<lay after *n- Mf t*«nrl«ila4 Prase Tlmiixnmlx o f l,<*iumrmil civilinn* won* roiMirlod voliitt. n,lghbora“ ‘ to " " work “*yirtaH*V. ,TW“ncin.f .tk/Bl" 'U l>’00t1^ t m ornlnw and homo a e eln laat •* l he flr* t four m onth! o f U»e I»’« rimr Imlnv D 'r I lie ix>onight, and lnterruptlona In Ihd rondel year would bo cut 28 1-2 plt'n arniv »■< G erm an nleire city’* business and Indwatria! Ufa Kpcrr.nt. A total of 4.297,000 paaaenger (•nlumiiN presseil on the l i t v were reduce.I greatly from Wad-' frnni three illreellm w niul nesday whan tha *tart of tha gars wrre made during the 1941 According lo the official (irrm.m caption with thi-* photo, threnleneil t<* lilant the old atrike at 4:00 A. M. caught Da* model year which ended tba first ’ of thi* month. A 50 percent re­ which wua flaahcd by radio from llcrlm, rkrninuin pra^onta nr*’ trolt'a workara unawara. Cznrist fAPilnl to ruins if it duction would bring this down to 2.14K.800, the emalleat In any )T*ar ihown aalvaging wheat from n granary M*t afire by retreating is defeiiiltMl. Soviat troopa carrying out Stalin'a **acoreh«*d earth** poluy All through tin* night, Ihc Itus. Ian* Kcl Army tr.Mjp* b*U Sitting aa a tax equalisation jointly by th* Office of Produe llisl in lat.- summer .rainstorm* board, tta Bcmlnola County Coin* In rherk the main Nan drive* aMon Mianagsmrnl and tha Office million yraterday afternoon turnPrice Control and Civilian aupround Novgerod und Klngisepp. NEW YORK. Aug. X 2 . - W ) - ^ f t 1 ad down SO raqotat* far homeAdol’ Hitler's field head­ Federal authorities haro before 1,T wlll start at 28 1-2 percent August, September, October quarters, asserting the "enemy a caaualtie* aro unbellevahU high, fi O' . . . . . v U reported more than I.250.OOO Rit*two weeks In aeaterq aeaboard _ ■isos had I evil taken prl»oner. Si-minidr Cminty cntllemen were The Sari were silent on German rheered l,«l«y by n reieirt that losses. they stood "u g.*,*! chance" t » Amid this rntirnl hour in th« g.'t emergency flood control pro­ r,2 day old struggle, a new theater OMAHA, Aug. 22.—(JP)—Jo»c jects to relieve their flooded pa*; ■if war R|i|M'ttrnl on tie verge of It.Hanley of Perry, N. Y., newlyture*. opening in the oil-nch kingdom of rlegted commander of the United The report was made byW .1. Iran (Persia) •Spanish War Veterans, pledged Steed, III Undo attorney, who London indicated that (irrat tha support of tta entire organlwent lo Wn diington in the inCnl. Charles William South™!.' latlon Thunday to President terwsts of the ciilllemen. Mr. llrituin is ready In send troops Hallett ratirad British army offi­ KaaaovtlL il,'.lurid Ihnt he was Into-the country unless Rita Khan cer and former resident nf Gas. Steed compile* “We are readv to serve you, selbcrry, died last Thursday In favorably received m Iho capital, I’nlilrvi's government »ut commander-in-chief, In any Richmond, Va., at the age of Hd, and Ihnt tin- War Department with a Rnssn-British demand for the ousting of M .O O O Germkiu. capacity, and with th* same loy­ it was learned here today. has ordered rlirveys of the two In the Far Kaet, Japan exalty, patrloliam and dtvolion Well known aa a sportsman and areus which are now flooded pressisl anxiety lest Amerlcanthat we axhlbitad In 1898," a big gams hunter, Gol. Hallett the St. Johns and Kissimmee inade bomlwrs sent to Russia falagram sent to the President had bevn a aolonel in the Royal River Valleys. might be kept at Vladivostok, •aid. "You may count upon ua of Cattlemen of the two arcus Scote British army. First which thn to th* last man.Regiment of foot, which wi< hove -aid they stund to lose 81,- Soviet Pacific port Charlta and Volla Williams, known aa Pontius Pilate's body MnI.IHH) by tile high waters which Japanese have termed o "northern . . , have ruimsl Ihoti-ands of aen s of Singapore," and u (Brent to their guards. the accuracy o f tha eounl and Jr. have paiaed their CAA e» amlnationa In a course conduct-1B r i t a i n H I l l U S t r i O U S * He served 20 years in India their rummer pastures, ami made Island empire. certified It. Simultaneously, Thailand (Si­ Randall Chaao aad Ralph B. ed In DeLand thla summer, it with tha British forces and hi* it perrseary to put their slo.k on U. S, father. am) wanted ita people to dig air­ Wight appeared before tha Com­ was learned today. Thar art the Col. C. iW. Ilallatt, com­ winter pasturea. "A lot of the men I contacted raid shelters aa * ’VomiiMm sene* — manded th# Bengal artillery dur­ mission end aakad that tha Coun­ aona o f Mr. and Mr*. Vella Wil­ NEW YORK. Aug. 2 2 .-0 P )- ing th* Indian mutiny at Agra, in 'Washington didn't know about prrparislnemi." ty approprlata ea fund to the liams o f Sanford. Valid, Jr. haa received hla pri­ The British prosi aervic* an­ India. Col. Hallett'* father car­ the trouble we’re having down The Russians, their northwes­ vate pilot’s Ilean**, while Charles nounce* that tha famous battle- ried hla small son to safety when hrfe, nml didn’t know how im­ tern metropolis of Leningrad al­ Will lama need! additional hours icnrrsd aircraft carrier Illuatrlou* Hi* mutiny began. portant the cattle industry is to ready in danger und their ar­ before be obtains hia. is hi an AmarlUan shipyard unSurvivors Include a son. Gapt. Honda,'' Mr. Steed said. mies likewise in had ease far to Mr. Steed asked for two emer­ the south in the llkiome, admit­ dargelng rvpalra’ and that Cap.t Clement* Hallett of Gasaellvrry, Ixrrd Goals Mountbatton, couain * *° gency projects: one to extend the ted early today a reversal at the British army offi« f King Oeorga VI, who arrived Private funeral »rrvirr» wrre Kilts Canal Mo the Indian River, center. by (Upper Tuesday, would com- htld In Richmond laat Thursday. which woubKdrain tha St.Johns The Soviet command in it* River Valley; and another t»"dig uend the *hlp and aupervis* re­ a short canal from Lake Cyprr*.* early morning communique ac­ pair*. . to luike Kissimmee, which would knowledged that its troops hud Th* announcerntn, authorised relieve condition* In the Kissim­ been forced to abandon Gomel, 8y the British ministry of Inon the lower central front. mee Valley. me lien In London, did not dliFighting was said lo be con­ "Ilecause the cattlemen in these t* th* exact whereabouts of .PO LK . U .. Aug. 22 two sections are faced with u tinuing. however, in the Gomel lb* 29,000-ton vassal. (AT— Llaut.-Qen. Walter Krue- disaster, we aro asking for emer­ sector s.s distinguished from the WASHINGTON, Aug. 22 Troaif S af the Bay Seouta af ger. commanding general of the gency disaster relief project*.” town Itself. Tnb Pddaral Reeerr. America will bald lie flrat meet OP)— Third Army In a blistering crit- the attorney said. "Thera I* al­ The Russians previously had af tha naw Pall eeaiap. Monday Iclun of handling troop* thus far ready a Federal fund far disas­ reported a successful counter­ night at TitO o’clock at tha Jua> In maneuver* here, Thurmlay ter*. and Congress wouldn't hart* offensive at the renter which,* lor High School. H. E. Morria week ended Aug. IS were 40 aald thara^hmj^ bean • stupid tha Appropriate additional funds." although it was not specifical­ percent larger than In tha correraid today. After heading Mr. Steed, the ly so located by Moscow, ap» danger of air Plana far a camping trip to ipobdlng week teat n e r . T A L L A H A B IU . Aug. I I War Department immediately I pea red to have been somewhere In Urn week waded Aug. o Oaremor Holland told the ordered Colonel W. C. Weeks, |„ the Gomel vicinity, ■aloe warn 41 percent above tael Florida tax Inquiry council Thurochief of the district engineer’s' .<ms of the town thu* strong­ leather, •will ho made* Mr, Met­ year, and ta tha fea r week) iley that hualaeae need no longer of. lea at Jacksonville, to make u ly suggested that this maneuver ric aald. It in planned ta makd ended Aug. 18 they averaged 38 ba afraid o f "being jumped upon survey of flood Conditions in the air attocka in all. percent morn than In tha elmllir had coma to grt"! nnd was now the trip to tha blend tip bento. with unforeeeen aad confieeatory mutated be i that hla whulo two vallrya ilefonalva action. . All membac* wr theea who urn purled hut year. ■■ n k tn te far taxation." army mlghl iva bean destroyed The War Department engineer* Inter**ted la barn* W ..«n e u * e r « A* lo the rther and familiar Ba nrgad tha council to conwill make their recommendations theaters, Moscow’s war bulletin about the emergency project* on merely raported continued Severn th* strength o f Col. Weeks' find- fighting without Indicating the Inga, It was indicated. result*. Mr. 8teed also announced that In the greatest area of strug­ Congress ha* apnrovad a general flood control bill which includes gle, the Russian* In effect admit­ ted that th* crisis for Leningrad UND, Aug. H -4 JP)~ funds for revising surveys of the waa vary near i t hand and there two valleys for th* purpos* of d*■tone, replying to were In fact highly roundabout t Voluala County Urmining th* Justification for report* that Carman advance permanent flood control mcasurta. runted Orlando Air units actually were within l i t * la a "ruthleaa, unmiles of tha city. naaner, Thursday But tha Bevtat, while conced­ ing-In tha words of the north­ ern command that tha city was raw batveew Arunder “ direct threat of attack" I Voluala county T A I.M IIA 8 S E E . Aug. 22 - and implying that th* Natl driv* ructpltated by e r iw charge af 8gt. UF)— Tha 38-000 aliens who live to the Black Ben had not been halted, officially disclaimed any 'ty a f the Or Ian- to Florida will ba affaiwd • two Vtorida high clal cltbcnship education through penis er fear. Tn th* contrary, Foreign V ie*. ■ntardey night the state department' o f public Commissar Losevsky, offleUI Instruction. State Superintendent Engllah Moscow spokesman, declared thjt eutllaad a program Thursday for struggle bed " fn lr begun, natM helping them. It . will bw eondact- mated that 2.000.000 German* al­ td aa part a f tha regular public ready bed fallen deed er w aei% | school system, with financing ed, meat o f them supplied through the WPA. Stretch Would Join Fund For Florida Ex^ Lake Shore Boule- hibits Is Approved f- Vard A ,onff River ' By County Board i AWhlla preliminary work la unt o way on State* Road 44 peaktratory fa paring It, effort* |M tefnx made ta lay ft new I ’ ffr T Irnw|i4 ttrrp r r rhrrkinf Ihr ( i r r m m ■Jr*f rolumnn Auto Production Cut Of 50 Percent Seen Efforts Made To Tax Exemption Lay*New Link In Pleas Rejected State Highway 44 By Commission lia n eln lrd G*a Allowance May Be Cut 40 Percent Cattlemen Told Chances Are Good For River Floo d . Control Project Spanish War Vets Support Roosevelt Colonel Hallett, Retired Officer, Dies In Richmond Two Sanford Boys Finish CAA Course you ere with me aa to tha pranarration of that mart Important # freedom. But wkatba* an Indjvk dual who campaigns against tha , principle! and pelkiea o r a po­ litical P «rty rrUlna tha right cf m-reberahlp In that party la a different question. m “Patriotlam la Nmeneelrtnor* * Important than party loyalty, but. whan party loyalty goat hand-inhand with diTOthm to aur coun­ ty, and • datam ation to keep that country t o t Wd> l « lh*T? |a no dWalon of aJWgUnc*. I lary. aad eo thla road A Sutra Implicit t o * I*. * • , Toath Milt Into Sanford, af thla nation . . . 1 m lf that Ume,” ha raid. you to kaap #y«ur mnka clear and dean of whatever euhr.r. alra lofluaaea may add la ooi country* parti er »*Jf“ Band Department and nil other* Subversive Activity Charged To Official concerned with thla project. Mr. Hlgglwa ealri, “ I am grati­ fied that after all there year* thla road construction baa a c tnally begun and that we bare been taaund by W. D. LaVUIe, dtrlalon eagkwer t o tha State Read Department at DeLenJ, Is Repaired In / Handling Of Troops In Maneuvers Hit Boy Scout Troop To Department Store Sales Are Larger Plan Camping Trip No Confiscatory Tax Is Seen By Holland More Funds Asked For Const Guard DeLand Replies Tq Orlando’s Charge Rabies Vi Only Oi Florida Aliens To Receive Training LOCAL WEATHER _ ■ .. — - - •> V • �I ♦ •• . THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA thall aaa what » a ahall. aaa. "Nearly 200,060 Americaii mi co this year,'“ Michael. Scully, wellr. American subjects, writes in the current Rotarian maga2 A Innrm lha (ffk f wasra acrrv titSa zina. '*"Along the klnKtvau highway IK*# that oeight yeare aago waa IIIat juat a scar through primeval primeval* country count: they can sleep in mod­ ern hotel* and eat in air-conditioned restaurants. Their cars ere serviced at well-equipped stations." Touring has already become MexUo’s first Industry, Scully reveals. It will bring more to that country this year than an; rebied. Inf *ffl, Installment buying, or ia »lhn m rdtji^H ug j w m U A b if rubber concern .talc, that blaeh c*al, whit* aalt. an-t fray limestone, preperl/ proper Carl Frederick Palmar think* Honed, makes aa arerlaalnf aub•titute for leather baltiaf. ate.. the 0 *n npm anay baa pasted tba hat they tan not delhror Dm good* paak of Ua maa poaw and adds. "Tbe atrongtat ana lea fat fooght out." W. A. Parry, author of the Young man will ba Interystad charming book, "Laniers Alone th* Laron," anya that. "The South’* two doffcWndao art military draft on request. any charaetar and education, which, maa who ha* rsaahtd the ac* of aflar all, ara world dafteiagaias." 21 rn July, 1 o f this year 01 on tha * * « e data In say #u*so- W IN E S -0 W 8 & ^ u g r g f | g .% g FORT B R A O O .lf. C, Aof. B ILL’S PAC k J IS —< A V - Col. Charles B. El­ liott, commander o f Fort Brag*, announced Thursday that P tL John Ilablnyalr, 29-ytar-old ao- L W , £!••<#• p 2&£i from Um army and aaataaoad u /tO ACQUAINT YOU QUALITY 01 may hay* a collcyc diploma and an Ifnormstua may IKSaaan some i f tha Mehr.t pVlnrfolae o f man. hood, though f will admit the chances ara against him. A French itataaman said th«i any *1111040 bis ccuotry ml*ht w v h k -b rm w M i 4fhi FR10A1 t e M b Wng- tsckled. dco, where 1,500 miles of roan to (he Panama Canicedcd, 400 miles have been built and paved, 600 re good in any weather, and the remaining 500 ■e surveyed and (he most vital bridges almdy built, importation is Uft. major problem of ^ t w r A m e r costs Jess to brfnf ,nfce from the ori'sht than to (• t J fs lU L K V E liB fc jr O B T U U A V — 1 - — WOUIJ) TOU HIKE TO HAVE QOD CLOtJER, NHARF.lt TO Y O U ! HE W IL L MEET YOU WORE TITAN H A LF W A Y IF YOU SEEK HIM 1 Draw nlch to O o4.aaJ..Iu will draw nljkA to you/—Jama* 4 : l y ) 1a k it i 7* M ila n * SJMw’S? JSi in « «-____ ft ; a jra m .t w m ia z i K *D U D ii«an a «u n - '■ ■»J rn - - fe T .V K aW C U « IIW « 1 person to allghtly lata — l l . 9 t MIAMI. Aug. ^2.—(S’)—-SerBut tha latter U a cooaldarabl* ,*lca station operator! in both ■mount. I Miami and Miami Beach aikad — 'city rovemmenta Thursday to tha Pra*ld*nt ha* put tha (m l:enact ordinance* prohibiting tha •ale of ((solina on Sunday*. of condemnation on that fro to . s& n iAtf& k VALM0ND0E.4 FOR 1 1 Attn lhaf w f ?t 'h* coyna at the fjrd wo climbed wh i the path led Into tha abj |*w of old tree* dr rprowled tf , walls of tli«“ .bntrau, whtra no on# hUrrad 'Khi or»'i«V a 4-or iW tad tha mill f bat Itiqfg .apart *U-n * « A !r f,^ it « r on tha mill lyn-d u|„l fW d o d , dinnmnl fenrr*, while th*a* n o p A on with mile »W r*e$-,TsJy». Ttla was nftemron Tl.i* ^ t d 'j B * place that jil*pl In an Ituniui-* ■• c*pan< ,, of llrntf Behind tha allrif pursuit of b *6 ln f, t^o J llefrh load hair an Wipdlof ‘iM .T fc a .O lA . S (hop*an>l ^ I M * In ^Iho p s u of-tin* British learning liand of .governor .Holland sty.pffpi ijalha where the next phase of (nef: take.place, > "Those British lads w#6 stepped Iand |t.the Lakeland School , of Ae| reived their diplomas and saluted „f ptlmlsm, good health and eagerness," comments the Lakeand Led get, T h o spirit of never-say-die n thatf hjsly voices a they mndo the room ring with "Cod Stye tbe King." ’hey Afforded a reassuring insight Into the. unshakable lorals of their people back home, 'They looked much more robust than thov looked ID •ecka ago when they arrived here to end their long tod "■riloua trip from England and their publio and private \presalona of appreciation for tbe hoapltallty shown them iero were sincere. They have had a good- time learning tout Americans Vfhile Jearnlngjiboot aviation.. ' J.. . [V ie e B M Sanford, Fla. Mon that they want very much, to hurry olmig trith their training and get back borne to the lob of bleating Hit­ laavas,' l|ko' part. lerism to bits. They are deeply eonyfoced that thare Wfll always U a free England and they, peem impalient to ■rivia *rss thf ptrta tha bomban have a hand in preserving that, freedom. T In iorm»tww*',«ho#*. * — CLARK MILLS . f contrast betwiqn jthe happy pertlion In which they were principals in sonny and peacefM Florida yesterday and the holocaust toward which they Ui* second | are headed because a single Individual Has gone mad and slaU . . caused his people to follow him. "But that’s war." iSs r r i A r : ; it Installment on n the farm now itfs ."Boss," the Negro replied. "If lfs .a ■ Joe didn’t seem to know thr difference U a mortgage, "Will, raebbe- not," sgld the Negro, fahm once an' I had a- deed gn’ de Fust J eaioezoMie sold Comment Tha Clara land; Pjalar take* a s A»Af el ft !K .’SKS.1 *> «4|t �PAGE THREE T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . t A N r u R D F L O R ID A octal A n d Personal Activities ^ L O P H P U B B E A L , Society E d ito r Social Calendar ; FRID AY ■ The Fifty-Fifty Bills Class of Mia First Mathodist Cturch will meet at Ermnsdalo at TJX) P. 11. tor awbuvvrrd-diih supper. ' MONDAY TVs D. A. R. under the spot,Sorshlp o f Mrs. C. R. Dawson Will sew i t the Woman's Club for the Red Cross in the mornW ^ • T b A 'r u lh Seekers Class of the First Msthodlst Church will hold ila monthly social and business weetiuf at the home of Mr*. T tte p ^ e a * Miss Merryday Weds John H. Hintermister 148 Final Bridge Party To Be Held At Club The last In a scries of fisc Woman's Club parties, thsbsns?*• of whkh ■“ TP •*»•» elub bou-\ ° P » " . dorin* » umm*r »br C r ° « sewing room w,1> £ b» J Tuesday afternoon at l:30voclotk at lb* elub. The Mr. and Mr*. Roy Britt retumeil *» _ . . v VTCrtisdsf -from a two weeks' ts n o . t e s s V v W W pSrly wttl'be cation spent in the mountains of Mr*- C. F- Proc‘ ®r. Mr*. K. J. North Carolina. Nelson and Mr*. R. M. Bum*. In addition to bridle, Chinese checker* lnd rummy will be Mr. and Mrs. Roy 0. William, Daytona played, and BOO point, will be hare returned from Beach where thyr hare been Riven for being on Uk c . rUltin* Mr. and Mis. J. p. RjdK,.. ■ U , Z n : „ '"wE;1. T , Elisabeth Pippin rm: J T h * W. M. U. of the First T ~~~ . Eaptiat Church will entertain El»**Wth pippin • " ‘ •rth« Y. W. A. members snd their l* 1" ''* tor s few friends last ev- j-« '!!> rrry C o m m u n ity lin u .e Mon |n v«d a y I •!.*»> night to watt h I ho li t . n / 1 Mr t Miatrhp*. T h < x r jvartic ip .itinjf w« r. jn r r vi I \V W o rrv lU v< John K a rin , . (T h e y ! K ln icr lit lm* i t . Norm an K»*l M f ••I* |{oh**rt Itf«*ihnt*Mu»rh \Mr a J.iin o t |lf«*«!i*nhaiich. R alph Min.* ’ J r . !«• \ * JiH c p h ( Muck I V an H o rn |wci*V« :*i»i| N orm an K i' lln t \t 1*0*11 , |) (’ V an H o rn . B o xin g mat. h» • w ii , h r h rltl .team n«*xt M om l.n tig li! i ’ *t 00 o ’clock G ENKVA RADIO NEWS wimo MIm Helm Glenn Mi rryilay, daucVter of Mn llcnr> fr ill Merriday of Madison, beeaim* the bride of John Henry IlmNrmUter, Jr., (an of Mr ami Mrs. J. II. Ilintermistcr of Snnf«*ril, on Weilnesilay. Auir. 20, at 8..’10 o’clock in the evening at a Ik-hutiful home we«Ming at th.* hnnn* of the graminiothvr Mr* Thomas John Beggs in Madismi. The Rev. A. I*ra*a|«»n Smith, pastor of the Fir*t Mithml|*t Church at Madisi n. peifi rmed the ceremony in th«* pr«*»eiic* of a large group of f'lrinl* and re­ latives. The reception rv«>n»< of Jlrs. Befinfiv home VfT,e-n">p«^i en «iui** and were tvautifull) d*cornti*t| with irreens of ningtioluM and Confeili* rule jasmine \n altyr was fashioned in a Ian k*. round of magnolia*, jasmin**. *lm. .in­ ters snd burning while taper*, and the couple knelt u*.n a Mr and Mr* I \ lent <.n John y•turned th. i m Kt l^ualerd ile itt. t fleas trip to to m va . \ w»*i*k end. \ pn' t y f..r in tie Si I-weninger vvn* riv.n vr»andmoth* r Mr« I.* \ ew- la t Monday afi* ie. . n omit birthday After gam* and • ill* f • ii joyed, let re'liment * .t •l»y cake and InuV •* • were served to \.inre S Karl Raymond ha-* y. «tpon.*.| hit vacation in.l. fmil. Iv m.l •Hirer. A n n M* I an*. It**ne *• *' V C 4 * * ./ (* U m * r S * o i I m i. 1 T im . . < 1S»\SS from In »UHI math* f«» rr^itlrnlH «*f Sanford and hictnil> Si*nafiirc— Kur m turr *ul«*— ’ omakcr. Brown Stew a* t m.l C aul ltrn d \ I d ! u ■ *ti;i |,|,.y Moral) l>.»x d r I 11Hdhain, t hat !•••* M•ir i " \, 11 I. \ Thoiim« and I <h »•• i Mr* Blanch. I . i . h I Mrs. R. R. Deas left yesterday tor Coconadu B**tb -wKnv .to pruyrr* Iv tirH »4 wjp** ■‘M m p ila T N owoW.. nr spendlnr the summer them. MODERN F IN A N C E CO VhliV V M M *. « I N III VI Mrs. L. A. Palmer left tsrdsy for Blrminaham, Al.i where aha will attend a fann y reunion. . C s ll*(t Sludtnt W ant* Bait P a n lb la Sight Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpsnv lin e moved from 308 French Avenu. to their new home at 311 pa metto Avenue. HOME forth*sum­ mer, he had us ex­ amine his eyes. He DID need glassesand we furnished them. Smart ladl He know* the valul of clear vision fol Mis* Adelaide Richter ... turned Wednesday from New York City where she attended summer school at Columbia Urnvarsity. Altam onte Springs ONLY You'll be tempted to buy and quality constructed o fin e LuX toted fabric* .-i-.^you'll marvel at tbe modest price! Stylo fcf cvtry figure ui'.bandoujnwd Jong lines!j lUe Yowell Co. , f Saafecd. Fla. Mr*. Sadye Moses and her Raymond Moses, spent yesienU .mothers with a tanquet In tha her* with frienda They returnr I today to their home In Bruns­ Church annex at 7:00 P. M. The Woman’s Interdenomina­ wick, Ga. tional Circle of Mooro’s Station Mrs. A. L Rankin will leave mill meet at the Chapel *t 3:00. this afternoon for her home In TIIFJ1DAY Tha last In a series of five Whitwell, Tenn. She has h.-en parties will be held at the. Wo­ the guest of her dau(hter, Mrs. man’s Club *t 2:30 o’cicck. The Oil!* Bryan, for the past threo parties ar* sponsored by th* Club weeks. Jn 'old er to. keep the club house Miss Mary Nancy Brock is cp*R tor ,the summer for th* expected to arrive today from the University of Maryland School o f Nursing In Bsltlmon-, to visit tor (bout tO day* with her mother, Mt*. Nanry Brock. ■ ' ■ The Rey. and lira. Georg* E F.iemer and M n. Flun H. Spur HaS^ Lwwa 'bal.iM.aJ faaia UlhrAu****-- J‘returned from t ’li f ll.iH n t v ii) , fo in i.-r t in p l " \ f ••f |h r ( ’ii —•■ Ihrrry K«in»*iu*'». i«liiriit**! to hi* In nu r M«»n*lny -if t«-• 4|t«an«|iiiir H im * nu»ntli« in P ll - «nirn, I' ii M rs Vmliw I j i -swi II, f**nn«*rlv ' I im-s Kli/itD* tit W niitt-n, of N*'W S m yrn n lla’iir h , virn tn l her ni*» AndersonGriffith Audrey Atherton Honored At Party Funeral Director* 70* B. lnd BL Honoring Mlsa Audrey Ather. tan o f Prnaacola. popular vlaltor of Mlsa Lucy Roumillat, Mias EIitab«th Dyssn entertained yes­ terday sftsmoon with a coca-cola party which she gav* at b*r home on West 17th Rtreet. A color motif of pink. and grvsn predominated in th* floral dtoo rations or rose* and xinn las uaad sffsctivsly throughout Abo UNUSUAL SAVINGS tvrtainvd. TALI. HI tSSt.K. »I.V )y Ante. 22 — 11- ,i \\ dbidui, of the t,l1—I.U Dole M i,\ nr lui-<- I- re. pars- chuteil -.til y Ihursdny after .* wine lapsed I"* pu* out plani* rnl-* l<- flyuiir a (lout IB mile* n 'I, ,.f STRICKLAND MOTORS rallnhnssi-e. Thi- plane ....... b*l afl-o itrikine the •round. IN C O R P O R A T E D 1 Mr. ami Mrs. J. R. McClure. ka i i as Kia “ Z l i ! T r o u lr m -L w . of FINE USED CARS Idirtfir Down Payment anil ah'irli*r lerm financing will lie (im i'i nmunt Iti'Uiilatory Decree Willi in a few weeks. Now i buy your USED ('A lt—while Kni>> Ti ruin are .ntill available' E q u ip Y o u r STEEL-WHEELED T R A C T O R with , Mlsa Athsrton was prrsoutod ■ perfume and* atoml ‘ ‘ liter set as Ardena Skin Lotion Ardena Cleansing Cream i i/a. - a' '* a .# „ “ A precious pair for precious Utt|e.rt VERY SPECIAL INDEED! Our Aim b To Make New Friends! 1941 D EM O NSTR ATO RS A T A S lIR S T A N T IA I. DISCOUNT Ford Super Deluxe Tudor Sedan W ith Radio, White Side Tires. Mercury Fordor Sedan Ford Deluxe Tudor Sedan T 2 FORK 2 PI. Y M ill'T il SKI».\NS ’ GROUND GRIP HI GH BAR 2 I'AI'KAHD FORUim BEHANS TIRES FOItn DKI.UXK STATION WAGON 0LDSM0B1I.E SEDAN REO KEYING CLOUD SEDAN e 4 ARpENA CLEANSING CREAM 1.00, Jar.....:............ ........;N 0 W 60c aoo Jar................ ......„.^N0TV 1.20 a O O Jar...-....... ........ : . . . . . J ! I 0 W ^ . 0 0 ARDENA. SKIN LOTION. •1.00 Bottle. IJOW 76c H K I.ru ; rtmnntt srnwrr T in sto n e a s L .W k a a -.a B w h iu v u W e Have 60 Red Hot IVed ( ’nr Rargain.s To Choose From REM EM BER W E rN D E R S E E L E V E R YB O D Y! New w ltr w h iu - H tm — nubons uh,vi> •vrvsd by MIm Dyson, assisted extended th* full length of th* by her mother, Mrs. F. A. Dyson. tabl* and were held In place by Thoso invited wars: th* M las­ whlta wadding bells ami tube ts Mary Wathon, Blsaboth Lof. The eoupla left Immediately flsr, Lilian Adams, Ioann* Astarsllo, WITma Lelnhart, Ella* after tha reception for a honey­ moon trip In tb* mountains of Ilutchlaon, Ian* Bchjilts, Mgry Vinriala, after which they will auk* tkair homo In Gainesville. Ktrkins, Bvolyu Stow* and Mrs. Amundson studied medicine but f«Vs up that career to become a King Cola In English legend la seaman, and on* of hi* voyages ■aid to hav* reigned In the third was tha founding of the North- “c m z u u , lib MAGNOLIA AVE* Ihi'i, Mr*. Ilrrh rrl W*» (m, Wnl they vf.ltit NaUunaJ PVoae OS 1*11*11 I Mrs. C. A. Yancey, fprmcrly ..f Sanford, now of Foley, Ala.. , her* risitlnf with friend, for . few days. O /l A X « / J lU F0RU d e l u x e FOHDOIt SEDAN *1 0 / 1 0 X t f 'i U FORD CLOSED CAB PICKUP 4 2 SWELL SHOWS! O O O DODGE PICKUP FORD PANEL SEDAN DELIVERY FORD mercury FORDOR SEDAN 4 O Q O v d v S FOIU).DELUXE TUDOR SEDANS 4 0 9 0 l v U v 2 PLYMOUTH . DELUXE COUPES X aver yi ir Heel* wkssle tractor, save at ■us ) 0 « the *i lu slegy thrifty way. ( •oJay a 4 O Q Q J L i7 d O * CHEVROLET TON PANEL * • FORD COUPE CHEVROLET COUPE FORD CLOSED CAB PICKUP All these cars have been DELIVERY Reconditioned and are Guaranteed, ■ nn»«f— Prices Like These Can’t Last Long! — — --rs ON Y O U R MARK Ford, Mercury and Iincoln Dealer TELEPHONE 1SS �. 4 4 APCP8T 21 1911 circuit Court Clark alo ng ^ h * South lln* of Wat er 11. r. m>m>fnoN iieiiul \l WF7KK8 Street * distance of St & ft. l!nl»M •• Id rortlflcatM ihlll b« . Deputy C la rk a n d run thence South a die*•• a d*rrw« of f«r#c! o«u rt and able rodoomod ae^nHInc tu lew, th« ; 4 III.A N lance of 219 ft. ansi run then** 9FKNCKU •‘ilarwef U that r« rt g b i _ CWfOO | pruportf l e w f l M th#ry'» writ! I’lalnt If fSoltwit ur 'fot l*h Fast a dl’ tanc* of i t 2 ft to KuMtott H i n**0 cl I told to th« hl*h**t bJdtUr at J. Itnoiton ao Iruftw** .In dl»oolut|on I rourt hnuM door on tlin flrtt Mon* point of hfgjtialntf. daw In th* ntoni^ of S*ptrmb*ri •f ihe lluooMn 0«nipBny. T I 1 A I T *. I t n U I N N I N o 41 a point It? I'rt) r a r M n i l a d , art flalntlffa t i l l , wbU-h la tha Itt d*r of ft. Wea l of the N<«rthwe«t • n.| M «ry if. niitUwfll. 91 Bl* are BantfinbAr. 1911 day of Auguat. I'olni ist iniareartion of Mvitie '!• f-ndanta. durlnw th« l* *a l fe)|ir« ] Iint»d Mila lat Aven ue and W at er Street in f tala In frn«| of (be &?oort IJol !M1« . tb *. City of Sanford. Florid.«. ■t.*or in Benfnrd. Bemlnola ('ouniy. f u q thens'e W e t along the Kl >rIiet. will atfer for M l* . o r , IlidltKJKCf North lln# of W at er Street a Clark Clrault Court g*|itlitulo l>tun II to th* high**! and bail, t b f U n r of |l a ft. run ihence •Gr f or r i i h th# following g « ty. Plodd a iy tflvsrd beeopsta* Nort h a dlytan.e of 4 7 * 7 ft ■•*1 11*4*1 property aituat#. lying end py H 1# m rn n ifK more* or lr»e to tho water* of t>#lng I* th* r it y of fUnford. Dapufy f ‘\*rk take Monroe. run thence < "untjr of B«tnlfb*l*. and Ht*t* of Kaaterly .along the \.-rlh 11 ise F‘l..r lain, to* nr It i of the concrete • .•t.* i»»• n*r wall l«**t 14 of Nt Juayph'a aff ord * • n T „ R r m r r i T c o i ' « T o r TMH located along the edit Vi line Iteardwira |»Ut duly r * » vivth jr b u i i L tiH iU ir or o| Lake Monroe ,» d'etance ■| I •ord^tl 11IIn th* public r e c o r d T H U « T \ T # O # V I . O H I D t IV of M 2 ft more «,r !#••«•. to j% loot* fount/, r i f rid a. I a amu r u * t o i 1v r v I " f 04men4 • • .1 ...ntalnlnng l t d m*r*M morn nr ^ ,v n i t v c K s f . — 1 p«dnt N..eth of the i.egmalng. and run thence South a dl«■ Iran x atrip of land tft ( t g n iu N u n s t a t « on. c o m t a n t . tance of 142 2'» ft no.re <*r less I h I.i *. along lb * K a n and flouth s rnrporstlon. f l a l n l l f f • to tlu- |»sdnt of beginning t o ­ i k l N ret*rv*d for roadwgy. pa/ crip modest I'urcharar to pg/ pay fot JOAKI'II gether with all liit-o *1, chore I Trinie caab. I*urchar*r Ihtsm W vN nv .-t rawed llvta* qnarand riparian right*, lera that ATION I AU, iyfnnto/kta • C r iITTA rhatever materials part of the aiiHi e de-scrthesl * And keeping e home In' II af WA TIIM HTATK o r F b O U l D A TO: , Mpaclal Ma*t*r. tract ronalltqtlng \ part of JliGKJ’ll U A lAJlKI* )N |*A L .tut lint class shape — making Hamlnole |loulr\nrd under n i« M IUNP W PFKNfV.K. wlfa. -----If . , r-------- AUOMnOKttA. « ! » " • ! company, kindly dee,| of right of nay by the -H-.luitor for Plaintiff* n.tr. Is unknown; repairs promptly Is whet >rd Its aoa-payint City of Manfonl. Florida, to . BANronn. i in ew idu sinot *Uh to eject th# State ) toftit Depart latent i<* every family wants to doJ | ly. and a* allt»rney-ln f a d for •com!lest oil la Dee,| IU..K ??*#. q t L - l *a* concerned temt NOTim or AFFfsICATfOJt (fartrud# Y\ fanfard; OKIlTRtTDB S u th a B a rg d iw c w f K. 9 A N F O H D . W I U . f A X T AwImX* M i l “squatter* rifh U " PO N T U Il N RH JVPCHANNA.N a* lf.|uMarMflltntinnc tMft. cash fs often hard l# Ckaptar IT4ST 09 I M P • fdfl Ing agant of Florida Land A Col. MSTICK Vi HKIt KHY OtVpM. onlaatlun I'ompany I .tel . a Uqol- • * ^ T R A IT 1 •lUldatrd i t*oratlnn. All f o r p t f That N. lIAItlir.I.L holdar of T a t l l R O I N N I N t ) ..t thNorth Land A « #rtlflcata No. 32. lavuad tka Tth atockboM*ra » f Florida * With tho ABC Monthly W*a| point uf Inlet aert ion of Cnionlaallon Company. Ltd., a ll« •l »y uf Orlobtr A. D„ 1991* h *» Wjv tle Avanua ao.l Fulton Payment Plan, home re­ fii#d atm* In my offlct aap haa quldat*d corpsiraUfiv. wh»*"n aft Hlvavt In lh# t?•«> Hanfoid AT mad# application f or a tn* dbot‘ ar* unknown; K 0 W T H w VtqMS,. .IV, fu n th» m - Weaf pairs and remodeling can H A U LS and GNOliOX. ATJU i<- b * la#u*d Ihfryon. Held rtrtlfl U l.ll run Iben.-e North JjO THOMSON a a T ru a U * <hl A‘U*fr • uta ambracaa th# following g l l Hkr#et, run tnan«*f I'.aat along be purchased on • « y , • rtb*«| proparty la tha County« of Ida Land A t'.donl«al'«»n Campeny, tha jtouih line •f Water L id , a cnrporattaa; J O I l N K.KL* monthly payments smell '.intnota, Htata of Florida, t o -^ l t Street 1 1 7 ft. to M * Ml\\e LHV ItoilINNON and wlf#, I l f N K H nr nr. u of nr.M ea nua and run then,a South enough to hi almost any IIIKTTA KLKANOlt IIOIIINS4X.N, HW *4 faction II . Townnhlp 19 along the West line of Mtrtl** F.MMKTT II. Il kl lN OO N and wlfo. ^^ i ' r S'A.UB. D lU V S fc E D P R t l South. Hang* 20 Kant. & A*r*p Avenue 2 2 0 ft to tha point .if > R U S ^ f i v e .- Y e a r - c pocketbook. Th# anaaaamant of tha Bald ------ -— ll i: i lN t » o N . whu.a C hrlatU n beginning o * c Ka w ;* naata la unknown, All former Iiropartr under tha aald cartiflcat* Til A I T 4 . leeuait waa In tha naata of BUial atfckhnldv • o/ Tha Tropical Flbr* IIP.IILNNIMI at i he North Company. * dTl di*ao!v0d foralen cor­ ‘ i: l>Ua. Telephone 713 w eat point of Inlai •action of are unt’ n l* M aald rartlf lra t* ahall b# poration whoa* nantM Myrtle Avenue and NNAst-r hnown. c il C H T K B K K N N I S O N and ■-1 ,11 c*. i according to Ifetf. tha Street in litcity Hanford. D t * * O lK E S ^ o W A 7 * * * \ 5 ^ wif*. VKUvi.NA K K N NI S OH . All iropwrty d*#cr|b*efl tharaln will ba Florida, tun than*'* h’oitli •••l«| to th* hlghaat bidder i t |ha fortnnr *t«M'khyld*ra «>f Flatoharalo ng the Weaf Hum ..f Mvttlo Itulgor Haally Compenr. a dlacourt houaa door on tha flr et Men Avenue, meftat,Hire of l i t # M aiiUr,| Klssxlda aorporntlnu win.*# •lav In tha month of faptgglber. A t R E P F IS H o t.-T H t S O lF fU SE.AST run thi-Wi-e Wr-et 4 ,|l*lam* of naiiiN ar* qnknuwa; ami tn «l< 1*41, which la tha let 4ay or II? ft. run Ihen<- rf.Mith 1210 parwuna and l u r t l w claimln« tnttrf t <YJo t i l t . D O M .R n ■ lM ! lre tui H q reA sms ee a Saptwmbar. 1911. ft to the Nor t li line ,.f Water • at under MOHKM K LPIVY. daI>«tad thia 1H day of A e g ui t, 'f U l K t R o u i . o 'l U v t » i M Street and run th*n«e Ka«t ! h o < e w i M , 8 v K * v f> reatad. W I L L I A M TltAVKIlH. d*1141 along the North line ..f Water A B C teaaed and J o n s fontcs. .i # O ar Price* Hoe <a k a l > . street a illatanre of I II f|. to ■\ '{LOCKS BY M E A K & i f C O R b u q A d lO H S o »t c«aaod. aad to *ach and rvery jf o. r iirnH D O ff lU# | m.|n i ef beginning gTanrerB lif f i i i m a K M r - " 1 Kfi UNDER. S ID E . Clerk Circuit Cou#» tUmlnwl# OoWn- tba.haiam, dev»**o*. It Im haretiy ordure.| that v-oi N o t Advanced other rl ai nu nla und*r the aliuva ly. Florida and ens'h of you to* and mppe»r named drfrudhnta ur an> of thetn ny r. y# n u i i D i c i c before tha Circuit CssUft al llie If dead, and to all parmne. firm*, i*»urt |Isstiae Daputy Clark at Sanfonl. Seminole aeaaibn. It worked oat a plan on corporal lone or partlra wltn«# LEGAL N O T IC E County, Florida, on th- ftr*l day dtr which each family leased It* uaiuca pr* uaknown ha«>ng or 1941, the plot for a dollar a month and re­ claiming to have any right, till# of September, A. I> NOTIfTB OF AFPLICATI0V earn** living a Itute Day of thin or lnt#r*»t In or to th# property tained possession of any boQdInfa. PON TAX IIBKII in T im f i n c i i T corM T o r t u b Court, oilier* Ire ilet’rei s |irhs*o||* haralnafter d*acrlb#d wh»a# rati. NINTH J ID M IA L m i l U I T s Ml r b a p a v IT4A7 Of 19H * erected, with thq right to remove and prinri**ai feaeo writ he entered agalnat yoi| NO TICH IH ll9:itKUT OlVK H, rf*n<*« *i l 'l rt «» M and wok Tim < ot a t t o r It la further sstsjered that thl* >them. placra of bualntaa ar* unknown That W M , n t A N C I H M K I l l W j m i • RMINOUB. STATK o r rLOftl* Older he published lit The Mao uuwe vrr , many m i n j of ut the t«* Now, however, who have or claim to tiny F.ll holder of T a t C a r t l fl r a U N°UA. IN C'llANf^MY. ford Herald a newspaper puli* right, till* or Interest In and la ll»he«| In Sanfot'k Semin* le Conn __ »m moving oat •• their III. laauod th* lat day of A f l o a t Fprdor Trunk KMTIIRlt P U L U N H . Plaintiff, Vh k l ) . 1921, haa fllad tan.# In giy th* following described p r o p e r^ . GAINESVILLE; " [ au / breadwinners fin d em p k ty. P lor Ida. once each w**k for Sedan ___ 1075.00 situate. I>tng and being In lb* •Hu*# and haa mad* appllcatLn llAleTII J. Pfl.U.Ns4. DafandabL four ( I ) vuiiaacuil ve week* ______ _ are _______________ and they able to affordL better (Special)—Sports hiihll,! OHUKH OP PI HLIf ATION r»r n ta t d##d to ba laauast tk*9*. CMy of Sanford, Count* of Ham* Wit Here my hand niu| offb lul 1#37 Chevrolet Town places to live. Parts of the settle­ the University of Florii mi Sal.I cartlflcal* ambracea tha Inola and Mt.it* qf Florida, to-wlt: seal on thia the Ju day of July A Tt»i It A 1.I'll J • FITLY«l HHt National defense scored again TRACT I ment toon may be taken over for TUII A U K I^KItKIlY I l K Q U l f l B D following d*B«rlh*d proparty In D l*»|| S e d a n ____ __ 5S5.00 lir .UINNIHO at a point l i t on the Gators this neck when to appaar to th* Hill Ml*«l agglnai •ha County of Samlnolo, State uf buastnos purposes. tSK A l . ) 8lh St. al French A t ®, ft Kaet of th* N«,(the*a«t j Jimmy Vtlade, Jacksonville, soph- you In tha a b o rt ontltlad cau«*» Florida, to.wit: ______ n |». IIL II NDO N 1^39 Chevrolet Town i point of Intaratctlun of Klin whlrh la yamling, on AtoibGfFe HW ‘4 of Hi:*4 Hactlon II* more end who played a whale of Sedan .....— 525.00' Avenu* and Fulton HI a # • • • t In Ith. m i Tnwuahlp 19 South, JtangO I t a gam* last year en the Baby Octobar lh* City « f Hanford. Florida, IT 1M r U l l T l I l u l l OltlsKItBD Fant. 40 Aeraa run thence North a d etune* Gator squad, waa accepted for that thia Ortlor of I'uhllratlon be 1^39 Plymouth FAIIIHANKS-MORSE Tha aMvaimaat of the o m M . of JJu ft lo th* aouth lln* of sendee in the U. 01 Army Air puh!iah*d onca a w*#k for four priparty under tho aald apltlft* m STR IIItlTO R Water Htr*tt, run tli*nc* Wont Couoe ..... 475.00 we ak * In tha ManforG cat# laauad waa In tha naigft* .of Cerpe. Valade Is the third man rnnaacutlv* Our shop It well etiuipped II*raid, a nawapunar of ganaral to go Into the air corps from circulation publlahad in ftamlnole 1& 8 Dodge Fordor lo make nnv repalrn on the vanity squad. wonrr. ... County. Florida. farm machinery, Irnllers Ikunh Sedan 445.00 WITNKHrt my hnml and a*at at N tic* la h*r*by given that Ik# following d*arrlb#«| lands.^ or ao^ much U. C. L. A., which plays Flor­ Clark uf tha circuit fs.urt at Han­ " • • r W i t will b « nw-BMiry to p ar Iti. amount dll, (uf l a a . . *-f ida on Dee. 19 at Jacksonville, ford. Florida, I " , lirr.ln , . t n p p o .ll , to tha aam.. t«>a-lh.r with i» i| a of | nr other etiulpmenl. thia |}( h day of • ■•••« aHr.rllalne. will ba apM al uuUII.- auction on U o n d a r . t h a will send •* special train to Ga- August, A. t>. IM I. (•>•* >lar o( H . p l . m b . r A 0. 1 1 ( 1 al l h h.-ur o» I I ocl.o-k, noon, a, ••• O P. IIKI tNl so N. * torland loaded with fans and mo, • Clark of tha Circuit f o l i r l lh. Court l l o u . . door, (It. County u( K.iulnoU. In l h . clip o ( Hanr rd. Htata of Plorlda. ' j Dy: A. It. W KKKH. C fc > m k * • ......... .. D ^ a t y c u r b (o rn c iA ie hwai.) . flc eoait Tho California Uam. i t Tht team. n. IL P I 9 H I U C K , A l l y . Orlando, Fla. Suburb l i f * Bigins To Suffer J1?1'' -As Times Impibve MORGAN f c ’Jn tA TTT ABHIWGTOH. A & U ~ If ? i 2 ? J & » *W kn ot to l|| g 4 W-otfJe taflwtad push** 1 la. • * _ „ <U wMor U xt sea toko off Vetwee4 wrather" I M M 4oOtf)BOt. 4 lO-mBe r*1® » in They W*4<ca attractive, fortdW. hems' surrounded yard fhn Of shrubbery and ere. ..1 *- »,cj 9 They take an acUee pa aeUidtU. nation fetrytec bomber* Tanner eana lorphu srye- THE IS SPENDING M l; <K * »od*n» WseU** ■forM tinf Onto, PAG E F I V f l M i r B . 8AOTI>to * 6 ^ - BA" ^ 2& L «>4nc#rjr, oa Up»<bqr Ibe p lS U K n il. By R.J.SCOTT 1 * s«pt«n)bfr. tlittt11. rertaln tabUa ond fnjlu for later 1 eitce, as do otter pm«ieelr* 'a s \ c ,oarvaft,.“s hop* tit its * [ * * Tf rCdCKEK S P A M tiL o * k io j* f.K * Mr. Tanoet better** to * ‘lIRLlHEToFFICIALAtf/j^to mg nmobobT Areatls Consultant fo t Commerce Gnou* s « U ... • < 1 IhU JACKSONVILLE, A o* tS r, ■* (Special)— The hnhttd erin Ilea e f fee Florida publicity ATLANTA, AO*. H -«*-<Spe,1*1)-—Dr.-Reeses AraAthee bem ^ ..... s ( -^.hl_Wa #na <RAVELEP^VlR504^ m M : \lHlPiAHts:r kLKO^ovtn. t Ht M O N T H LY P A Y M E NT • PLAN • Sophmore End At Florida Is In Atthy Now here tte be held here 0*C down by aeeordin# -tn an- s» •s-ssiLfj'saj UNITED LUMBER CO Expert Repairs Mill Supplies Irrigation Systems M y S S fTSrtf tlfp.3: < „* r is -L a fii H .w t s TRUCKS « £ . ! & dX -St* n^‘w wu! dates-PkagA w LJke r a mr OBit niertoM or u s r play an offcnalve galas similar NOTICM O F MAGTKR'G S A l r to Stanford, using a lefthanded • Holloa la b « r * b y given that I quarterback said to . be aa good tha undartlgnojl Hpaclal >taat#r "• at the famed FrankU Albert B o a u iv, 1 s t r For tho second time this ram­ those prevailing at the time the Lata SI S IS mer, a child waa born to a mem- offer might bq accepted. ■wu 0r n t . u a • Iti |i Guerra said, however, lh*t there had teen no Indication that the offer would bo accepted- 1>36 Chevrolet (m aD * o r ownien _____ Machines Repaired — Expert Welding jir book • ^aobs s i s i W al a o a n h of — st it ii m Cliarlatta K t i l l U phsaw n---------- - ti ll JNO. D. J I N K I N H T A X C O lX B C Tt'R . • UM IN OI.U U U U N T V Mill anti Packing H ouh® Stippllrv anil Hepnir Service. _ P A U I^ J . S T IN E and GKOKCJE S T IN E , Owners STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. __‘ i ” '* * - * To s s a ro iiu MAinivM 207 W. Second 84. c o n i' a n v , m o . Phone BE vOu lo w know your ecu * rpfo . 09VAi (■ OWNS liven Prom Overwork iASTSO Lovely Wendy Bsala tasted leading colas, end with the brand names Counseled votad Roysi CrownColabeattaatinf. Thia rag ha* won 5 out of • gnu;p uoagte-teBi teas the country o4 it ij gm iiy hntna h carton, B iii< bottlas,.. a * . BO0TOM, Am i WASHINGTON, A 00. —The Cuban sugar stai InstkMe bee offered, Mntative said Thursday IAvailable U the Uniter 100,000 toaa ef surplus [sugar now stored under C 0 A G I LI Nt ■BttT iy 5 a 5 , r —/ Of the Institute bt Weaktagsaid prices asked weald be N E III BOTTLING CO. V e f/ Hanford. Fla By PA U L ROBINSON ;of the field where tie Won't s rh jA T io S W ANTxb HGY W HI2ZER/1HE BIG WSCE Skl^REJZ IVANrsioaoE L MAID — NaU .'-AND is HE CONS TO TAN'foUfZ HIDE FOfc /— UttfCB TERRY ^ °.f C M * ^R* m u i Caster MlUmere, ill i *. itt BL . MAID 0 * seek. law ARMv i l l ' K. Ird BL LABOUX) TSUOK driver. Bek•rt AJkra, 41> 1L »rd Bt . ® •■-- s — —" w AlW . h - 0?Jt. ‘ Ifti ‘ IiUtuU. will soon be here, the dream i t is a Beat on the 50-yard tV/NNER I m m LOCttNCS *-) HtH trCtCKTCfc *;• ■ H M - + . - ; .* N v _ _ ^ ; ^ �I ♦ . ”V F R ID A Y , A 1 Stewart Says phiUdelpLla, *dvmji&*g with pmXTBISPARKi Billows Warms Dp For Shot At Amateur Meet Final Rounds O f Double Net M*et London N «w n M a H ad A d u a c * W ord O n FDR-ChurehUI P V L U o F B c M 'M e e H C A t By CHARLES P. STEWART Central Free* Cot urnntat ACCORDING to account* from London, newspapermen knew. In advance, all about the plan of Frima Minister Churchill ami Prcsident Roosevelt M for a conferenc* ico, but * /.l the British cen; ! .} I aor wouldn’t let -I 'em pufcllrh It J I In th!i co-.intry - < 0 SFARlC m e P i w a t t /*! 1 -ftO R . 6 C S f PRlVC- Op s* aso4 m pipe rTnen irom D n u b l l i h l n r jA M SA “ • wharever r r r r w i e e a e * ’ amt r « W iW A ‘< th#lr luioicion*. Even then, apparently. Ihe origi­ nal Intention was to have the new* come Initially from London. That la to say. a London cable. Waived her* on the afternoon of tht aama day that the meeting oc­ curred, conveyed the Informal Ion that Major Clement Alice, British lord privy aval, was to broadcast a tremendously Important announce­ ment which Americana would do .Watt to tun* In on. with their radios, S t I a nt., Washington time, on 'Aug. 14, th* day following the Mooaevtlt-ChnrchlK gct-toycthera. Well, evidently It occurred to somebody In th* know, that It umutd he a llttla Ino raw for., aor da to maka th* United States dtoendant upoa London for lint advice* concerning OUR president'* chat with Winnie Churchill on th* for­ mer’s so-caUed “vacation cruise.” . Anyway, Presidential Private Serwtary Slav* Early scrabbled hastily around and, at midnight, ,!Aug* 14-18 (several hour* attar re­ ceipt of cabled tidings of th* com­ ing All#* statement), notified th* iWashington correspondent a that he'd hav* something vitally Inter.otting to tail ’em at 6:30 In th* morning—Just In Um# to beat A l­ ls* by about 90 minutes, though not noon enough to gat Into print with U ahead of AUoe'e broadcast. .. >Oarracewadants Nettled , Of eours* extras war* Issued as faat aa type could b* sat and brass** could rarlah out th* -paper*. Navarthelaa*. Tv* heard aomi 'growling among WaahJngton cor- aoncemlng American publicity, which thay conaidar la non* of John Bull'i bUBinci*. . niuatratlveiy, not long ago tho War department circular!**!! Tan- Uahmaatei While th* case* report* . ad appeared to be the result of In* „ i teration, maaauraa must b* taken ; .1* cause this practice to D* dla* • continued. All personnel of your ^ cwwaand Win b* d lm ttd to omit . all raferane* to matters pertaining to tho national defense In personal : ‘ hUara written by them, capeelally .to foreign countrio#.’* 'g “ “ ‘ *1 WUUam A. Smith, com­ et Fort Devena, Maas., hi* copy of this drou­ th* fort's bulletin board, is how It happened to gat i newspapers. i , -W wasn’t piayad up very proml. |Mntly at th* Urns, but. In connee* . itten with th* A tie* matter. It'* boiftattlng Ip be considerably com* ^ moated on by capita; corrttpon- CHICAGO, uAng. tL -U to -R a y Billow* of Paoghkerpele, N. T , for air yean a mar bat n e w a winner In national amateur com­ petition, gars hi* golf gam* a imooth Ume-up Thonday far nest week’* national amntoar classic *t Omaha by winning dm first Gnat Lake*, im au tr champion*hlo at the Knollwood Club. Billows took the till# with a' • and 6 victory orer koaky 18-year- awrpt aside «n eluding Margin Spokane, Wash. tnmtear Utlabolder. Against Strmnahan. Billow* had Urn kind • » game which. If mateUlnad next, wffl make Mm • majoe faetaw- hr tbg-Oinator'dMC ^ g W *tN k LIQUOR B r a n d y , Champagne, W lM T filii. Cordials. etc. z & rale*, and Mary Arnold, of Loa Angale* and Hope Knowles, of here front*'Near York, paired with Dr. WDIlanu of New York, [n the veteran*' double*. They lost to Leroy Vina] and Edgar Hathaway, consistent pluggers, 6-3, 8-6, *.X S E & t t . wti» BAGGETTS Liquor Store ICathtr Arcade Xm IT W O N’T BE LONG NO BUT W E’RE STILL SELLS — Birr Mo odetow u ia M n i t v - ^ a r o o Mo a f t m * t h t «A M i is o f e t Jacksonville Navy Tropical Park Is Boys Challenge Attempting To World Champs Meet Demandf JACKSONVILLE, Aui\22—GT) — The big Southeaatam Air Station haa six boxen who not only think thay can whip any. other outfit’* team but are gunn­ ing for world titles. They cam* her* at th* raqueit of Lieutenant Commanded Gena Tunney to help with th* Navy'* physical educalIon program. Probably closest to realising hit ambition la Georgia Abrams of Washington, U. C. A boats* wain's mate first class at th* air station, Abrams twice defeated Billy Sooaa be ora Billy won th* middle-weight championahop. H* tackles Soon in a non-till* engagement in New York July 30. Should ha wln bo would bo In Una for a championship ahot In tha Fall. Other* of the air stations beak-busting craw ara Steve Bellola# New York, middleweight; Cal Cagnl, Cllffalde, N. J., wellarwelght; Tommy Tucker, New York, light haavywalghtt and Frank Poroda, Jersey City, N. J., haarywalghL Thay too are boats­ wains mates, first class. Ballolse, unaucceaaful In* two at­ tempts to lift tho middleweight crown, I* on lb* comeback trail and last montr defeated Via Dallicurti, a major hurtl* In hi* path. Nettlow trounced Kay Kaplan and last month defeated Vic Delabot at Champlcn Zritalo Zivia'a waiter crown. Cagnl haa hasten soma of tho outstanding fighter* In his weight ct**s- TuckarVi last appearance waa In th* acml-flnal bout on tha Coan-Laute card, tho younriUr of tha group, haa won 10 of his 21 EASY DOWN MIAMI, Aug. 22 — (JPhr Nr gotlatora predicted that tha Ga ble* Racing A**o*la|ion Thursda* would b* reorganlaad to tho sat iafactlrn of tha Florida Raeim Commission, so that dates m*< be aaligned in tint# for a lhar oughhred aeaaon at Troplasl Pari alerting In Decamhor. Mambera of th* rasing commla alon,' after waiting' three dap for a decision of th* reorganise lion, left Miami for thalr Vines apparently Intent ter "Wlthholilln* Tropical’s dates until Its owner­ ship |a ehangad. Senator Erneat R. Graham ba­ led a fight to prevent racing at the track In auhubban Goya! Ga bla* unlesa “ ondeslrgbln ole m*nta'» war* removed from Itr ownarshlp. » Apparently t « meat this r# quiroment. Jams* Donn. aern* ti*r» of the Gables Racing Asso­ ciation, I* leading a Miami eyp dlcnt* seeking to acquire 61 per cent of th* Otnek for a price In •area* of (1,000,000. i. •* . * 10 Days Are Deft For Buying On Easy Credit • Read the ntws item at the right from The Associated Press of Wednesday, August 20th— this tells the whole story in a nutshell If you drfeih the market for dny tff tfi^Se ftWitt refeired to, DON’T put off buying them *any longer tinless you can afford • V to pay up id 33 l-3^> down—and even then you may not be able to get what yon want because o f shortages. dined to comment m reports th* track had been aervad an ultima turn to reorganise or nulL Ilia tash Park ha* b * »« atlottfd lt» usual mid-winter datoa.______ - ’ ■ , ' RIGHT NOW YOU CAN STILL BUY ON OUR REGULAR ’asstonal fights, but need* I EASY T E R M S -A N D W E H AVE TH Ef MERCHANDISE ON HAND FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. * ,* " u ' t ’- WASHINGTON, Aug. — The public, U was learnod to­ day, still ha* at looat JO days of easy •Installraont credit ahesd of It , Th* federal raaorva board, which is formulating rmt on Um* pormonta, wo* t authoritatively to favor a Umber 1 effective date and to — romidcrlng an indattiy plan for to expected to N morrow, but thay arp t h e toUorod' by-'mponetbU official* to follow rloroly tonative rule* mad* public last week. The tentative regulation* ptavldfd i minimum on®^hlrd r i *b down-paymant and a' aaaMmina limit of 18 month* to pay th# baL ■ne# on now and toed automo­ bile*, airplanes, t-oeta, • ootoonrd motors and m otonydMi 20 per -c e n t down and 18 mostha on rafrigorators, washing Ironora, vacunm cU cleaners, electric iff ’rinAltytetew dUhwathon,' air units, and radio aotei *e 16 ntnunl down and 18 month* on *U bnraora, itoken and f amaaaa, water heaters, piumhlag, sad Baas;lata air condlOontn* aystemat and 18 months credit IlmtUtkma on cash loans undog $1,000 an4 homo tonovatlon loans, would b* unaffi regular chargu Ilona slag would tho Initial rulaa, • t*' > ^ l^ D O W N Roaaat British Aagte ' v i Ih oy don’t Uk* th* position that ,«ar* shouldn’t b* exercised rela 11re UCto teaka that may b* useful to po­ la! anomies of Undo lamuol. Ihoy’ r# decidedly resentful of auggeation aa coming from a t U H “ director of cenaorihlp.” oreovar, ho** a director for th* SRTEJIN HEMUPHERIL " Jooa that Includ* th* United aat“ Um ecrihe* art asking. Mp*va boon urgsd ta osaaotlaa Utihrfi volantjirlly «nd U)«y*r« i f food about doing I t T h m M h m . lM '-L o f-*jr OUR LOSS ...T H E NATION’S Refrige N M dr . r ea. ** G A IN - * Drllvera lh« » La lost Modal 1 Apex Electric Washer 4 *cY.*v>. t. V ' m V - jlt V , •/. • -■ CHESTNUT HILL. M w , A n , 1',“ . " A n ^ t e T m e E d 3 3.— OP}—Blond Jock K renter, of .6-1 o* A n n I**, and Trd Schraodrr, | The Amold-Knowle* eombina>1 Glendale, Calif., def< ling! tion orereame a one-act deficit the fourth-aeedad itllete, reached the semi-final , to conquer ound, and two »ceded women'* |team of vetenns Helen Jacob*, . f Greenville, DeL, and Valeria earn* were upset Thursday* in; he sixtieth national double* pm -,Scott, o f England, 4-6. 6-1, 6-2. Top-reeded lira. Sarah Palfrey il» champion*hip*. rooke, of New York, and her The JO-yetrold Californian*, partner, Margaret Osborne, of lefeated oncn thla aeaaon and Sin Francisco, continued aa faictora In seven tournament*. vi rile* by /mothering Mrs. Vir­ •tayed with confidence and prr ginia Wotfsnden Kovara. of Oak­ defcm -to-eliminate the unleaded land, C alif, and Margaret Jeaaee, andem of Ed Alloo, Berkeley, jof t,o* Angeles, 6-0, 6-0. Vtllf., and Bill Talbert, CtaetnPauline Bell, o f Loa Angeles, tell, 4-4, *-1, 4-6, 64.- in one of wo men'* tmarter-flnal mstehr- and Dorothy Bundy, of Santa Calif, seeded second, rormer national aingte* kirk’ Monies. lobby Riggs, o f Chicago, an.I were tested thoroughly by Helen Itr mar d, of New York, and 18V>ne Mako. i f Loa Angela*, pne Ima partner of Don Budge, were y ear-old I/>ut*e Brough, nf.Ixr* •xtended to fir* aeta, longest Angelra, but. won, 0-6, 6-3, 6-6, natch of the tournament, to hy <-nn<—ntrntln, their fire *ln two n d r *en » Ml** itop the challenge of the Inter-1 he ollegiat* champion*. Charle. ltr>ugh. who, kept on the run, error* at crucial Mattman, Forest Hills, N r « Y committed ind Tad Olewine, of 8anta Men •latte*. P-.ul Inks*, atage and acreen I-a. Calif, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2. 4-6, 6-1 •tar, lasted only l>0 minutes in Form took a licking In II hi* tournament debut but sup* romen'i dlrlaion with the IlgT ly held teima of Shirley i Oathton plinl the beat comely and color and Pearle liar land, I t Lda An of the week. I,ukaa, who flew S o . V . ^ ' f:; A 'J .- ■ j *i ) « ? • i■ • v > ' *. 4 • V5* * ’a •• v ’ . ’ t i . W - M v t H m Cjj.jyaf f ij y*:'\ �^ T” ~ .......... : 1 w - — ■ Kr Kan ford Ia The Only Central Florida City Affording Hail, H igh*a. And Water Transportation A n n in N E W S l'A F K K XXXIII Established la IMS g !_ y&w Hr *** L ..J7- serts Oemency For Draftee Will Be Considered Private Is Sentenced 20 Jewish, Five NonF o r Disobedience: ..Jewish Communists ^ {S ia ? . oectK&nilj* v WHVB* Shot For Each Disloyal Act Expected T u e a day Strikes Aire Hit ^ By Congressman WASHINGTON, Aug. zS BERLIN, Aug. 23 — UP)— (JPh- The question whether cle­ Boersen Zeltung’s Balkan cor­ 1 . N IM IIK H Reich Pickets On March In Detroit Transit Strike O f Struggle; Rut Finns Claim Ciains Nazi Losses Are Said 2.000.090 Rearmament Efforts • Said Affected By ^ Disputes In Labor Soviets Report They Have I,ost 700.000 In Two-.Month War II » Over 2,000 Running Bales Are Listed In Bureau Report shown |iickrting Detroit City Hall Tho ntnko against llui motii, i|>nI Irnn-it -y-trin » i < i'iilli ,| in a battle In'twrrn rival A. F I • I l> onion-, with both di iiiandlnc r o lm iv r Ir.ti gaining rights. Cattlemen Seek Four Types Of Honey Are Found Sponsorship Of In Seminole County, Lord Says l Relief Project DeLand-Sanftord t t a g y a s » fts $ a nW a ria f e. S perevn ' torfly •bearved “ volIn the eastern seaboard Oil' .men - ------— etude en the recommendations were s a «.iu « tn s tls d eon tompHeu for the final tw* Weeks tfff * " * " ? £ . *■ » * • * •* the a f tone, they suspected that & J t o fby i r I c W -office, mlch* v t ^cptod Federal Reserve Board ordered restriction* B*PL 1,-on Installment *4 types of rattoumor •U dlt on 24 Hom*. ranging from automobile* M trembones, home renovation •fan# and small rash leans. Itutlon Exams Slated September i ism 1nations fag CsnstJtutiaa e f m w U bo bald IM , Sept $, at l P o u t p w l» of teastor* on IW Upltod Saturday afliOO /ctoeli T# W* Liw U is take the Cited By USZSZ tsS S i S ' wson Golf Tournament Slated Tomorrow to Miami Beach Stations Will Close On Sunday Jap Air Industry Is Termed 'Weak’ United Action Asked In Tlgert’s Address %? sssss* r.jz .-n Jury Dlsajrreoii In Ex-Judge’s Trial Orlando Man Named »5hS Refl Estate Head WeD Known Figure Is Sought By Police Department For “Murder” Honeynwonimr Pair I Shot And Killed Senator Byrd Replies To Roosevelt Charges WAHIIINOTON, far Mnrder." i lka notice M o w : win Hlttor toe to trade—hause, palatine. Ci U to 1941; ou» News Briefs The CUy CeoMplesion will hold attack without II ha Is ahraya turroasd- its regular meeting Monday night « w d thugs and expert i t 7:10 V e t o * t t the City Hall. i The Tsvirao Xtwania Club will ___ . dead or olive, the w U be f reedom fur to* furnish the yiugram ot the next meritog o f too, lenford Ktwmn^urid sad y o u fo r oil Uuo <m Wodaeodoy i t too Void#* J. Nb, secretary i mere aeeuraU IdentHL tf the plrtnree did not at finger- Walter R , T i mltooog boo com­ • o f the pleted Mo teitiol period o f oarr iw i t XSftA a ty , ff. Aug. 23 - UP)— Senator Byrd (D. Va.) as­ knew fem d Mo- I •w^— - Itl'ilifnrci il liv I runlet n t-h i'il frurii I.i niiu’ riiir- garri'iitt u| |,iMMt,i*ttD men. II---I Arntin- ilclVtidnig the oltl «'i»|iitnl uf initx-ri;tl Kussiit w ere tlei'lareil In lie Imlilim; firm I imIi i * m iller violent, itfiiu l nssaiill en th ree sides nf the s i •■i' i--1>,11111<I - it v. A I hi I l«-t 111 fritm A dolf H it­ ler'- headquarter- gave no de­ tail- • ( the it I-day-eld Mniggle, N4piiiinit lirirfiy: ,,l)|i**rutM»fM t»n Hit- t.v i front fi iitiniM* ito-onlmg t • |»fitii.** In proportion to it* -ise, Sem­ inole County prmlurv- a- much honey n* any other county in the state, Mr. M. M Lord, who says he has been ■‘ticklin' the hee» of( ami on for about f>0 years," declared today. This hns been a moat y**«r WASHINGTON. Aug. 23 — Del.and and Sanford golfer* for honey, -ays Mr Lord, who forward ° L j rmntit Townaend ______ _ ___________ „ . . , Seeking State sponsorship of a will meet tomorrow afternoon at cornea into town each Saturday 5. -ora , .. m ra t /lo«>d control , project - . , . 1-30 o'clock In DeLand for the and sets tin Itusine-a mi Klr>t tor, W j ^ c ra a w f f fir . ^ . n t b ^ T s lw d T n ^ for Uie relief of their Inundated to j4 ij jn eurrfnj Mr| „ Street, lie handle- five different U percent pound ceiling set on eehools are required to be In the woR**, end business transaction> kind- of honey, malice, gall IterW l l .county aa well as la Ute state « a a means o f meeting huye l.sttiralatos. a group of cattle-|nf |nUi^ lty matehee, Raymond ry. mangrove, palmetto and par­ The action apparently was an 'two weeks before osheol opens eoeta of defense and government. mea from the Bt. Johns and Kla- l.un<lqulal, acting pro at the San. attempt to stem a slump yeeter-1 ° n Bept. >, T. W. Lawton, super* S R torA Country Clut>. raid to«l.»r- tridge pen. Th* veteran advocate e f old t‘" Tallaharsec Monday for a confer All hut one of the-e kind- of Sanford st at present day in a Cuban sugar market Intondsat o f publle . toitnutton, occupies pensions told the Beast eric* with Governor Spraaard L. “The concent* must‘ file applica­ pointed out today, * third place In the four-city Ira- honey ran le piodm-ed in Sem­ nc* committee the govern- Holland, It was disclosed today. Th* Mm* requirement la mad* g'je. being led by Dsytona and inole County. For mangrove bon­ tion* on the heals of which per ent "faced utter chase” unless Unprecedented rainfall In these Orlando and followed by Del.and. ny, bee keeper- mii»t take their mlta to deliver above the set o f students, he added. it completely revised what he I f students or Usabers are un­ railed Its present “ hodge podge two valleys during June and July The following Bunday DeLand live.- to the -alt mar-hea on the pries will be granted. Thee* will have damaged thousands of acres will coma to Sanford for tho fin­ East Cos-* for the ituingmve will enable the applicants to carry out able to be In th* county by the tax ayatsm.” _________ of summer pastures, and federal al match In th* aeries. All teams grow oply in salt or hrackl-h 'he sale at th* original pries. stated time, they must shew n • id hat been sought In relieving In the league will meet in Day- water, Mr Lord explained. However, the OPACS announce­ physician*i certificate declaring Thl- year for the 'first tim* Ire ultuatlon. tune at a later date for e henment said permits will not be that they have not been la an Cnttlcmrn have said they aland .Rurt, when a cup wil tw award in Mr Lord'- memory, Seminole granted in rases where lack o f a area where cases o f Infantile County ha- produced a pure call .. -■ - tj to the winning team. paralysis have been reported, Mr, to i— toe* 11.800.000 by .th* high rermlt would cause no hardship. berry honey I ’ -tially Ihia type eaters if some relief la not obawton said. OPACS alee announced that La1 Among those who ere expected I- mi-. ol with palmetto honey tamed. sugar refines* had been invited to MIAMI BEACH, Aug. 23 to play tomorrow ere: •mre the two flower- begin to (My— Slaty gasoline station opIn Washington Aug. IS to Anticipating a favorable reJohn Ivey, .Maxwell 8tewart, •tutors her* agreed Friday to |port from the engineer’* offlca F. D. Scott, Andrew Carraway, bloom at.l^ie -ame time, T te pal mettoa hbtomed this year, Mr establishment of du°pric* ceiling. cIm Sunday aath ls reaort arra m .ym^thetlc hearing In O. Fleming. Roy Holler, Phil lairtl -aid, hut did not produce to eoruenr. motor fuel w ^ n g t o n , w . having Monahoff. O. W. Bpenrer, J. U nerlar NEW YOKE. A s f t J« «I, - < n and avoid a rationing plan that Finding that the teesilent tho approaching day for a conference with the Ingley. Harry Tooke, E. J. Nel­ la woe- would Injure — Japan’s "a ir industry" k son, Jr., H. H. Coleman ami E. too much time making their Covarnor in Tallahaame with the B. Smith. fully weak and bar.M r fi•ree b tourUt M oon. rumba when they should lie pro­ It appeared likely that at least hop* that we ran secure the State o f lew Oftenelvu strength, Lu­ All other golfers ami their ducing honey, Mr. laird set about at lha atatlonb^i Miami cian Zashereff, MtennjsUm anLEXINGTON* _ sponsorship, placing our condition • Nea ere Invited to take pert In to rorrrrl this. He secured a (My— Summer graduataa at th* thority, write* In the Bsptaasbr would ahut down, althoogh there the tourney tomorrow free of frame and {dared tHa In the HnlvenJty o f Kentucky wart told laau* at th# UtaBMhia "ArinOmh' was ao general agreement In that *• an emergency disaster relief charge, Mr. Lundqulat said. hive- so that the rnmh would lie end which la authorising under Ha quactions whether the Jap­ Triday night that “ in this hour, built upon it, and much time wsa Station opera tan la neighbor- } 'P A authority for disasters," C. m r y American should dedicate anese air force u s t i f be » b e saved. rd county previously M. MeKsnney of Orlando, chair­ Mmself U th* social Ideal o f If the frame {- not utrd, it to etoea an Sunday. man o f the group, explained. united action." take- five time- a- long to build The commencement address strength be p to m f t The present effort* at th* cata comb as It d<>e« tn fill it with was delivered by President John than 1000 plane* and poarihlr at T A K IF F ADVANCED committee Mar* for lmhoney. When the comb haa been 2. Ttgart e f Um University at a railat. which will not InPH ILAD E LFftlA. Aug. 23 — made It |- used over and over Florida, who one* was n prefesn -V D • "/ perraan.nt pUn UP)— A federal Jury reporteil w at Ksatneky. 8000. ' Inatru- for flood control or navigation in Sunday It was unable to- agree again to save more time and to get the most tnney from a bee, "W a must all M y the price reetric eithar vallsy," Mr. MeKennty on e verdict at the second trial Mr. la m l says.. vf loyalty and obligation to our Japan added. of retired U. 8- Circuit Court Iteo keepers move their hivewith mcfatl Ideal, which b the freedom T W project that la sought „ Judge J. Warren Davis and Mor­ four or five times a year to keep • to vf which era beset. If w* eye to la th* tariff gan 8. Kaufmap, former bank­ them wh.-re the various fluwrrs •entiao* to enjoy (be high stanof W w ,fh t *, m m b* r Of the com- ruptcy referee, an charges of are blooming. tard at Ihrlnsr and th* greatest proselling Justice In the bankrupt­ freedom which any nation Has At present Mr. loirtFa hive* are cy llgltation Involving .William q ORLANDO.;’ d p *. I t y m provided," Dr. Tigmrt said. Fog. one-time movie magnate. on the Indian Rlvar fo r man­ grove honey, and next week they Their . first trial also ended In Fieriwill be taken tn tho- Wektws Ri­ Jury disagreement seetlon for partridge pea hoJudge McLellan, of Beaton, ane- ver tCaatlat— S aa r a s e VaarJ b daily assigned to th* trial, dis­ W IN . missed to* Jury o f nine men and OAKLAND. Calif- Aug three women. ___ __ « f th# Sanford -.-c t MopJe. Ha The bombastic, Townsend Advocate! Pelegation Will Go Levying Gross Tax t To TfdlahaSsee To 1 Talk With Holland %wweert'ttr-l Smirt Mitr«h.»ll Klrrmnli Verothilm, in a ilramaHc *|iP»Nl! Ill I hr* |MI|»|lliW4* 411 Rll^ri» 4 ifrr«lri| n h arklsiito Ir lifctl I* *1ji4 a ‘‘Irrrihlr ilunurr it hanfing «»vrr l.rnIngruU** soil that the "rnrini is nrering" the -praalinc fit* on the l.ulf of tdiglsnd. "D ig ywiraetf tn. the «feeT «l*e mnmriil ha« -rrl-rd." Vorn-hibi* prnrlaimr-l. Cotton Gmnings In Florida Show U rge Increase th. Headquarters n./A l U l U t . k h S . mency should bq extended to respondent reported today that A Private John Habtnynk, 16-year- decree by General I n AntoncsOld selectee sentenced to 10 cu of Rumania that 20 Jewlkh years - and nine mentha of Im­ and flee non Jewish communist! prisonment for willful breschrt be shot for every act of tabes of .discipline, wad taken under >tage In Rumania is attributable!",* study "today by the office oh to the communists. Judge Advocate Otneral Allen All Frenchmen arretted for German authorities Made a brigadier g ewirel over­ W. Gulllon." Hablnyak was sentenced at will be held at hostage* • LOUISVILLE. Ky. Au*. night, Frederick JI. Osborn, 82, Port Bragg, N. C. swaulnatlon of a high German S-foot-8 New York benker. la 33 — iff5)— Chairm an Ed­ A final decision la e i peeled officer two day* ago, It wn» de­ iSown in Weahlngton aa be start* • creed In • German military ordei* w ard J. F ly n n o f the Demo- rd to work directing the Army’s Tuesday. • A congressman vehemently de­ affective today. ° ? * t*e N ation al Com m ittee morale branch. Appointed to' the nounced yesterday the 10-year, For any further acts, hostage# by President Roosevelt, be nine-months sentence meted Pri­ will be shot In numbers according youth s role in the hie- post previously had served as chair­ vate John Habtnyek for Insub­ to the Carman view of th* grevt rtruggle for liberty. and men of a specialJ War Depart­ ordination end the Army released ty of the offense, said the order _ . « « Young Democratic ment committee handling Army • court-martial digest quoting the issued by Lieut. Gen. von Rchaum-ecreatlon and welfare problems. Clang of America eonventior 1ft New York trainee as saying ha burg. It wai not mad* clear whether^ ^ t ia silly and prepoeteroue formerly tamed |16 a day and would not work far t i l e month. th* order applied to th* 6,000 g say that Hitler has no Representative Young JD-. Jews errewteo by the Germans In American. Ohio! urged Secretary'of War Pari* yesterday, or to any o f th# »g »p . Mendel! Riven of Boutl. Stlrrhon to reverse the military 180,000 parsons who have been de­ lanltea warned that the natton’i verdict which also c a r r i e d dis­ prived of their liberty since May Uaelf eannet tK honorable diecherge for Habtnyek, In all of Franc*. we News of the assassination and o4 inducted Into the aftfTtec June 13. end •ralbeeu.V * The selectee had worked aa a th* German action followed word from rvliable Informants in this coal miner at Control City, Pa. board. hod, unoccupied Franeu Yeung pointed to t the 28-year- capital of Hundred* o f buses aland Idle In a Detroit y old tow er eras charged with dis­ Thursday night that th* Petaki parking tot (top) as a result of a strike by the Oil p N » ( government had decided to impoee obeying order* of L t Lee J. Kraus clty’e transport rperalora, which forced msny to clsea a toeeabn, clean a floor, the death penalty for Commun­ of the Motor City's 400,000 worker* to walk * «* t tw*' and to pick up placet of broken ist activity and was prspairing a aJm^d1 p, he tan- ',>* hitch-hike to work. Below, etrlkers are concrete and added "doubtless Lt. •cries * f decree* to bring' tho ••aboard hit I vASHINOTON, Aug. IS — Leo J. Kraus Is a fresh officious occupied ton* Into line with Gor­ ------------------------------------------:________________ week 'My—; The Census Bureau report- officer who is not worth his salt man measures against th* grow­ ing ferment. td today that the cotton of this In privets Ufa.” sources The newspaper Crl Du Peuple, The congressman alto Informed fear's growth ginned to Aug. railing r sup (A totaled 74,101 running bales, CoL Charles B. Elliott, post-corn- mouthpiece o f Jacques Dorlot'a next Fascist French Popular army, re­ M i on tpntelnlng round as half balsa, mender who ordered Hablnyak’s g lint ere, compared with discharge, he was urging 8tlmaon ported the D* Geulll.t and Comto "give Immediate consideration rauniat movements have became « • * a year ago, 387,197 two to your removal from com- reconciled and have coordinated ago. ‘ “ He added, MI am wonder- their act!vities, presumably In oc­ gtanlngs by state tnclud* t sentence, you mete tut cupied Franc*. __________ -.-a. 2,099 running bales, |to ao k n who really commit with « 4 T ’ a year ago. crime* w la the sm tW * . of S 1 Def ensek S a id M o ld in g A g a in st A ssa u lts ia .oath’s Role In Bin* toric Straggle For | Liberty ated To • Democratic O lnbs T .. Member Associated Prena U li. Army Morale Chief azis Intend SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATU RpAf, AUGUST 23. .911 .. ■ toq reeopUeo raater at wW be traaay d _ Wood. I '^>v-,v li.iMe*L .#JL a • fi ‘ ■ 6 serted last night that President Roosevelt’s reply to his charges nf slow defense production "In feet admitted justification for the mast serlou* e f my criticisms." Byrd issued an answering blast only a few hours after Roose­ velt. In a press conference at hi* Hyde Park heme, said that Byrd’s origlntl attack— made on the Benate floor Tuesday — was baaed almost ynttnly on errone­ ous production figure*. The President said somebody had soM Byrd down the river. "Wisecracking haa Ita place." Byrd rejoined, "hut President Roosevelt, hr his statement to­ day, emphasises the gravity e f •nr national sltuatiog, and I do •«* *hlnk anyone can diemloo lightly oqr preperadneso program the statement Umt some­ body raid Senator Byrd down too river on to* figures to »H categories but piuta,* j , In th»* |*n«t. «*iu*li n tn ;n n ’ hy th r N a il H ig h * oitim nntl f r r q u in t ly r o n r u r m l w ith "tiffu n Injt S iiv ic t r«'4i*lnnr«'. Whtlr Atrmminjr twin ilrivun ffoin thu R«»uth nntl *uuih* wc»t, lh«) KuMlnn* furv»l n rr immi;«llfltf 'lpng«*r fra»ni Nasi* niliml Finnluh At»Mi»M Ntrlkinkj rlown the Kuruhatv l^thmu^ thr northa* Th.* Finn! n««i rfml tnev within f»tl milv< • f l.t ninitTtnl. In n Mimrtmry . m e n t is oltl co n flic t, thf KuiRiuni (lrcliir«*«l N»t*i lonwi -tirregAtfil 2,000,000 kil!e«l. wnuntlfl *»r ch|»turnl Tht'ir »»wrt |o<*« t wvi’* pliiff|| ut 700.000. livinum military niilh*'*ilMM nti'iinwhilc put th»* live* *»f thru* «an«|4 **f Fr«*nrhm»*n, uml«*r i»r* r i n <9rviipi«*«l Fran. •*. m n iwn I«I halt Ihtf net* «'f VI I. II' aifmntt ih.- Nn*i army » f **<"• palinn. Tin* Kiting rlmmeil l»»4t niff hi l«» have captured Klviniemi -ui the Karelian t<thmur4 thn» pi-hlng down to within le*» than fit) mile* by rail from la’ni"grn«l, tail it appeared that in the rity there hud been no material worsening of the Red position against com­ plementary German offen-ivc. Itu—lnn reversea atsive the 'Vradl-' " f the Sm-iali-t revolutinn and the UoLhevkk* deacribnl la-ningrad in vowing bitterly be­ fore the memory of Nikolia la-nin lh-l the invaders should never take it were said hy the Finn­ ish command to lutve been Iremrndous. It was .isrertrd tint five Red divi-ions hud been destroy—I nr muled; that Kaki.ulmi, a port on the northwest shore of l<uk« l-adogn ninl itself about To miles nurtliwest of la-ningrad, also had lawn taken; that tho important Red nutpoa-t nf Viipuri (Viborg), 32 miles wr*»t iif Klviniemi, had been flanked; that 0J,miles of lha northrsst shore of the Vuoksl river, which run- southeo.twsrd town the irthmii-, wn.. in Finnish ofcupatlon. In accomplishing alt this, the Finnish command declared, s sys­ tem of ISussisn drfrtuos built II' m IIs m * . * h is . r — r| Enrollment Increase Is Seen For F. S. C. We T A L IA IIA S S E K . Aug ; 23^~ (Spcclal)—A alight Inrrrase’ in •■nrotlment In anticipated ' at , Florida State College for Women which wit open Its doors Mon­ day, September >, for the nine*month 'winter term. This U has- t :5< e»l upon advance room reservst- • kms end Inquiries about credits. Enrollment was M’S!) Bept. 20 e f lest year, marking the high­ est Fall enrollment on record. A general ■faculty meeting Is scbmluled Sept, f a t 4:30 P. M. Freshman Week and registration will start Bept. 8 and continue through Saturday, Kept I I t ” Registration of uppercleauneg will begin Thursday, Bept I I . . and continue tlguogh Friday, Sept 11 Classes begin Monday, September 11 LOCAL WEA1 Mostly tonight sftsrnoon 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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