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Lack Of Chemicals * Bothers Everglades d e f e n d in g ic h a m f Get Gray flaii; By LAJUtT KOLMNB "MIAMI, Aeg. » —( n —The gray hair* cropping op la 't h e heads of Flertda’a horse race track operators a n doe to • combination of circa ess taneee—all Id rerae. Secretly, th ey 're plenty woeried. T here’p .th p t . new I percent i*i on the pari-aratne) • toko, meaning that IS cents will f e r n o ff the dep-wf ev ery dollar urnycred. Some e f th e sm art bet­ ters may not w ant to bock h i t perreatage. Gasoline rationing—If t r becomcs drastic—would alm ost cer­ tainly hurt M laapIV Tvu tracks. Hialeah and Tropical, both located about 12 miles bona, the tms t a r o f the City; Moot J m n w u ) I K t 2 3 ? h*w beet* nr re s t—sail -to -aM ter to and from the track*. Then there la the m a tte r .-e f competition for good horses. B ta­ bes h will hike its purse money lu t still can’t begin to compere with the outlay by California's Santa Antis. j '' Here’s how th o stake a ttra c ­ tions compare. *• . . B usrieAz, I •TMAN’S USED •0U r‘P r im Have Net Advmi&f SO TO S E L tC r FROM still have sports followers talk. Ing and both shara the world inthougl door record of _ 4:07.4, _____ ___ neither could tuuch th e outdoor O U F * A * J^ 1 fjbOM w .f t M < c a u > 0G rt IIA*J0 9 — ‘WsLAR6 C M M *S*» Si»ic& IK S '. Celery Growers i| Opportunity 1 &ULAHAS8KK, An*. 20 — (W\__ I W U U m Im im TO: JIINSIK RHACOCIC MAR­ SHALL. rsstCsese aakaow a: itment IT IN ORDERED th at you ap­ Is eeedM U In successful faro pear to the bill of complaint filed herein on of before the 1st Cay ■ N athoa Mayo, B u te commis­ of September, m l Otherwise, de­ pro- coafesso will be en­ sioner o f adrieuKare, telegrapher cree tered against Ton to W ashington Toeadsy a reque.i IT IS ORDERED th a t this no­ [or supplies ef various chemical* tice be published ones a week fee to bo wode available fo r the E f four con%ocatlre weeks In Tke Sanford Herald, a , newspaper of general circulation, leaned In SamInole County, Florida. WITNESS l e g a l n o t ic e s ef this Court this IP day of fair, m i. c (SKAL) O. P. HERNDON CJ.rk »f Circuit Court. Dy A. M. WEEKS Deputy Cl.rk section, W e have a Section of | Muck Land down New River Canal and Road 26, abcut ■even miles from th« Lake, th a t we will lease on ten y e a n h ails to responsible grow er or developer. T he canal and high­ w ay cut across the Qcuhcaat corner of the section, making It available fo r both drainage end transportation. Legal dis script loo, Bee. 36, tp. 43, Range 36. Palm Beach Ce. Owners H. H- Makemson. A g t Tropical Arcade, \ Fort LauderdeK', Fla. .-O T 'm b tJC A T tO N BERNARD B1IKEHAN VOO ARB IIBRBBT ItE gm itE D , sepear to tha Bill filed aea’ost »« la the above eatltisd ««»••., hteb M psa4lag.sea Meadsy, Bsp'.* » ’ ia*, "ruBVUBR o r d e r e d ! ta a l'tk l* OrSsr ef Psbllratlan b e. pabUsbea MH. a WMk for four! eaaassellve weeka la ' th . H«n. tors HsraM. a aewspaesr «f a»oHants AntiA-—fldOOoO- ksndl- •ra t ctreataltoa pabllsbod la H.mf*p. two |M ,000 stakes, an# a t laeto. Caeaty. Ptotldo. WtTlfBM my kand and scat a* t.’.'..ooo. two at ftthflOe, -pt Clerk ml th* O re a lt Csurt a t H«nI 10.000. • ,. t s r ^ Ftertaa, tkls SI dap of Jaly, h lor id*—160,000 W blotter 320.000 Flamingo, - 10,000 ( c i R c u r r *’ c o u r t r e a l ) a p. HERNDON Lennan fall a t H tatoag), an Clark of Clrcalt Court • 10.000 T>oplcat handicap. THE fce & t SPENDING By: A. M, WBKKH 1940 Plymouth DaL Fordor Trunk ” . Sedan _____ _ 1675.00 1197 C h e v ro le t T o w n OnJum A 901 AA C h e v ro le t CHAMPio a J R B A c r/1T o v e r t * ? A s I r n l i * '* SPENDING T ow n 199* Plymouth C oupe ______ _ ifctt Dodgo ta n k ln 7 475.00 flo d a n 1 449-00 P ly m o u th S p o rt “ “ *95.00 , radio > W H h d t t A BC M onthly Chevrolet p a i n a m i m a d d i n g o*n '1 9 * 6 C h e v ro le t IV . te e cub 4k th u Me — ______.. *95.00 f k y n u t PUn, home re- be purchased on e a a f monthly payments small 'enough lo ftt_«laoat any pochedbooh . 19*5 F o r d 8 5 Vt to n fild ra o — y— 195,00 19*7 F o r d 60 V, to o tk k u o 195.00 IMS Chevrolet V. ton •|S|Ze body..... 165.00 .1 9 * 6 F o r d R edan Floridians Named On Press Com m utes Leahy Says Boys DiMaggio Sprains A n k le -A rYankees Of-Am ericaAre Divide Twin Bill Softies Today DAYTONA IIEACH, Aug. 20 — UP)— Mest American bo.vt are too soft. Coach Frank Leahy of Notre Dame declared her* yester­ day. “T hey’re too soft nowadays for football and when they’re too soft fo r football they’re loo •oft fo r late r Ilfs," Lathy ex­ plained. H a I* chle finstructor at a school for coaches here. “ Boys a re n 't proud of Unit physical prowess any more— ui envious over the ability of om of their matea lo knock them over on fcoiball field." said Leahy. "W hen they get knocked down o r fall down, they don’t get u p ,a n y more boiling with In­ dignation and determined to drop somebody on the following pla> If it’s th eir last a c t “N". They get up and loot for the bench to he called o u t •nd their thought Is 'well, I didn’t g et hurt so bad that I can't go 'to the daoev tonight.’ “ Life is being made too easy for boys. When they want some­ thing from the drug store al the corner, they don’t walk cl run down a fte r I t T h sr hop In Fordor TRUCKS Dsputy CUrk TMATfolAL. AMATSl/R.' DETROIT, Aug. 20—UP)—The Monday, not so much by dividing New York Yankees came to grief a doublehrader with the Detroit Tigers, a* In losing th eir great hatting and fielding star, Jo e DlMnggio, with a sprained ankle, The Tigers scored eight rune In an unrestrained second Inning In the first gam e to win 12 to 3 ami then were knocked hack Into their humble place as the Y anks cap­ tured the nightcap, 8 to 3. , The victory in thk second gsme, howedbr, was small recom­ pense fur the Injury to DiMaggio, who turned his left ankle wUle rounding second a fter h itting a double in thu fourth Inning, - About 100,000 tens of robber No tones went believed broken, it produced from a m p each year. hut he was taken to H arper ‘hos­ pital for X -rays and will be eat TO includlni homers by Tom rich am Joe Gordon. u s i i u l r s »- yl—m #_l| — —a— — aI— — A C Q U A IN T Y O U W l f H THE EXCELLENT Q U A L IT Y O F O U B B R E W S . . • T o n g e t r u t h a re J d e s e l e c ti o n I n D o d g e J o b B a te d t n i c k g r - l f * e a s y t o g e t o n e “ r l x b t o n t h e ■B uftori* f o r y t m r J o b . A n d w h e n y o u g e t t h a f f r i i e k , y o u ’v e g o t t h e b i g g e s t m o n e y - s e v e r e n d t l m e - u v c r o n w h e e ls to d a y ! A i k y o u r D o d g e d e a l e r . . , to d a y ! Hen-’ Army Housing Costa Are Said Too High WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 — UP)— Lack o f advance planning skyrocketed costs of construction flouting accommodations fo r tks expanded arm y but n "m agnlfl. cent and unparalleled Job” wal performed In putting up th e fg. ellitlee, e House m ilitary affairs BABGA1NB— eddtoe machmss guaran- rm c A G O , A ug. M c-G Pt—Personncl of varioua committees of If* National EdUoriat AssOcflUST *»» announced Tuesday b y . Baym»nd B. H eard e f Leaden, Ohio, president ef tke group. . Chairmen word named some lime age, he said. _ Floridians named to several ef the committees Included: ■ Is u r tn Hand, th e N ew t,. Dal­ es y Beach, membership, and Job printing and offiee sales commit- IS0UGE ■ Coupon. When BJgned By You, I 10* Conte. Eatlllee Yea To TRUCKS TWO BOTTLES OF ( W S t r i Rck.Up.1M’ LA TROPICAL ALE o r “FLA. 6” BEER tft*** I ■a lS K S ft;:" * * f*s*b -T m *. Suk«..7M r tor. Add res* w ith refers nc P. 0 . Box M l, Sanford, Fla. WANTED “T 8A N V O R D , F L A . TAMPA FLORIDA BREWING, INC. SU ” service T E L E P H O N E 160 B. Wilton, 1106 ,W. Ird St ETTA KKTT By PAUL R AFTER THU PLANE LANDS CMmar « WATER, ACRANE LJTTS irTOTWff r - 6 fclS * W v, \NHAT,«'TV«; t . ******i :ir V MS ■-* a •r *r - w s VT �Ran ford la Tbs Only Central Florida City Affording Rad. Hlghwa And .Water Tntnaportalioa A nj volum e xxxn Established la 1908 His Prison Plot Unmasked J5ea Meeting nm m m SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1911 Hospital Bill m . By Roosevelt f ; Opposition To Eight I— Point "*H a n ~S e c n • As Indication O f Compromise Spirit World Peace • Is Mentioned 1 1 1 e, « <a ’Vy j • ^ lA j o t B SS p n ’ w*, -- - W— —-V - • y. -u"ci~ H i t-VfF i . j T»4Cc g jK e s r t skjfi 5 e \l Nazi Domination Of „ Conquered Nations Won't Be Allowed WASHINGTON. Aag. 21 1 President Roosevelt Official! a t E astern Penitentiary In Philadelphia watch*] sur­ reporting to Congress on hi* reptitiously when William (Slick Willi*) Sutton (le ft), J 9-ivar-old Epochal, meeting with Chur­ machine-gun bandit, w tn t lp for art, and wh«n ha had flnlslcd tha chill, asid today the declara­ plaitar mask and hand being examined by a guard, at righ*. they tion of principles agreed up ■racked down. They a^ld he Intended to place the maaW on IU pllon were so clear they would low aom* night to give the impreaalon he waa aafely tucked n bed, be difficult to oppose with­ then i«ek to end hi* 25-10-50 year confinement prematureV o u t automatically admitting a willingnsaa -ta compromise w ith Naiisxn. These principles, th* P rtsld tn t added, also would b* hard to op­ p o s e without adm itting a wil­ lin g n e s s to sgTes to s world peace which would glv* to N atism domination over U rge number* of conquered nation*. Only s 10-day reserve of gas­ oline for poblia use waa left or tah a Atlantic seaboard aa of last waok and tha “d a n g tr point" Is approaching rapidly. Ralph K. Davies, acting petroleum coordin­ ator revealed yesterday. Tha roam* dropped 193,000 ho warned th a t “ this la tha t o and eerioui supplies it we fe re iln* “phony", n ln n am Two Confer With Britain To Feel Roosevelt Trying Force Of Genian T o Halt , Strike Arms, DNB Says Signs Of Break In Attacks To Be Made Detroit's D i s p u t e After Russian De­ Seen By Mediators feat, Says Agency In an eleventh hour attem pt to halt the 14-day strike a t the Kearny. N. J., Federal Shlpbuildtog and Drydeck plant, President Roosevelt conferred to d a y -with I* JI Komdroff, company prsel- available tra a y ” Devise m id w show reports th a t s tc tk i an the east coast a re ta firm stid ra ft the 1 rity to W a i! trnnsporU tlon 4 shortly before tho reeumpcondition are m yths. Tbs figure, of conference* aimed St aatnow show the danger point tt bs approaching rapidly. Ship Dement of S union Juifcdictioam eats frota tha G u lf have hegur A Jurisdictional strik e halted all Wo ffroo.’* t Davies’ warning followed .vctloi Jurisdictional strike halted all last week by the Office ol street e*r and bus service ta De­ Fries Administration and CMIIat troit Wenaday, and le a d e n of the Supply which directed all .llatri striking American Federation of Labor union rejected Wednesday night three proposals fo r a re ­ sumption of service. The rejection came in tha face of a th ro at by youthful Mayor Jeffries to “call upon the might of government” to end the tie-up. H alf a million factory, business drastic rationing Orlando Soldiers , Are Told To Stay Out Of DeLand Seminole County Commission­ er*, holding a special meeting this afternoon to count th* vote* In T uesday's hospital tlsctlop, announced th a t th* bill had bang approved by 640 to 171. Only a sm all percentage of tbs more than 3,000 registered free­ holder* voted In th* election, but only a m ajority of those voting was necessary ta approve tha act. | ... As a re su lt of th* six tar on* favorable vote, tha Board *t Coonty Commissioners Is non — thoritsd to decide the am ount * f additional bond* that should b* issued for tha hospital and Ip call another election to approve th* Issuing of these bonds. E. F , . Housholder, Conn! torney, said aarly today doubted If th* bond laauo b* brought up at tha meeting thla afternoon, slneja Board had other business to cuss. I t Is expectsd, ho that th* m a tts r will be up at th* Board's naxt meeting on Sept. 3. .. ._ Onlv one precinct failed to vole for approval of th* act. Th* vota by precincts la aa follows: Preaiact 1. Sanford (w est) 2. Lake Monro* 3. Sanford (east) 4. Psol* 6. Oviedo 6. Geneva 7. Chuluota 8. Goldenrof) 9. Longwood 10. Lake M ary 11. - A ltam onte 12. F orest City BERLIN, Aug. t l -U P )— DNB, quoting military qiartere, Implied tonight th a t Britain would fe«l th e full force t f N ail arma on land, eea au d ita the air aa eoee ae Ruaala la M U cn K een paper warning* l that Brltata’e newly-dieeloeed (.arrange. manta fa r poaelMe ; ttad* with 13. Blavla i n g u might he • ««f<*red_ ap- 14. Font P a rk I I . Oaaoola men w as t>6t least from Its greaalpn In the ' Recalling Foreign S a m Eden's recant declaration kid glove diplomacy was In Duke Of Kent To Visit RookeVtft V ai8HINOTON, Aug. ZI — Tho S tate D epartm ent aned W ednesday th a t the of K ent, brother o f King o V I of G n a t Britain spend the coming weVkylth President Roosevelt at Hyde P erk end return w ith him to W ashington Monday.' The duhe, who has been tour­ ing Canada, will arrive by sir plane a t La Guardia airport. New Y otk. a t 1:10 P M.. Salur day, accompanied by h it private se cretary ,' J . A. Lowther, ant wing com m ander Sir Louis G rtig They will go Immediately tc Hyde P a rk to visit the President and Mrs. Roosevelt Many caught unaw ares by the 4:00 A. M. tleup. In Detroit thousands were tats s t their joto, D etroit's huge fac­ tories, many of them busy on de­ fense orders, started operations Broward G u Stations To Close On Sundaya FO RT LAUDERDALE, Aug 11 —OP)— Byoward county sar vies sta tio n s •*** voted t> d«ai voluntarily an Sundays ta the Interest * f gseoline comservstlon Allison B anks o f the operator. sxeeuUve comm ittee said: -1 fs e i th a t It ta th a best way to conserve gas and stave s f f tb s th ro a t of p sn o n a l ra- DELAND, * Au fleers and men i - Bess s t Oriaado • t o rsfrata from Congrma of Industrial Organisa­ tion* group,,M ayor Jeffries said, “Tmj qan*t run tb s city of De­ tro it" He proposed a return to work pending th e euteome of conference!: th a t th a dispute bs submitted to arb itra tio n ,T a d th a t a system-wide employ* election tB a a y yesterday ta ro t Hsuse, T. Six Million Dollar [Submarine Launched dol**% !? « * . million im e ib n Cat* w launched Women «H To Head < O m a n 's College Asked To t Lengths a t tb s R tastris R sa t Corny a rd s her* wbar* 10 more rin s e a n ta various stager MVW YORK, 'Aag. t n w j i 'i . ; p S a X w l y Odessa And Leningrad Are Menaced By German Armies Single Precinct I n County, •Showed Opposition t In Tuesday's Vote \ $ CoL NUMBER .101 M e m b e r A n ao d sC sd P r e s s New Nazi Battleship In Action Soviet Faces Perhaps • Most Critical Sit­ uation In B a t t l e r : : : Against I n v a d e r s Three Cities Are Taken By Nazis P a r t i a l Destruction Of 25 Soviet Divi­ sions Is Claimed nr 4>aa»fg«H W ith lA’nintrrnd ncknowlerlgprl In ilrrad danger on the; north and the Hiegebound tMirt of Odo.Hsa reoortetl nflume on th r youth. Runnin fairy irorhauy the rioat critical hour in the Ol-dnyoltl nlrtiggle agninytmany tinlay. German troop* storming toward I^nlngrad were reported t» have raptured the ancient wallet) city of Novgorod, a hun­ dred mile* below the old-time C tarist tapital. The Germans also announced the capture of Nsrvs, Ml mites southwest of l.rmngr*d, and Kinglsepp, rail gate to * Leningrail, six miles farther east. The German news agency DNB According to th* official N atl caption *<■«. The tu rre t arrangem ent Is similar to that said Nall siege guns and Stubs with this photo, which was flashed by radio On the battleship Bismarck, sunk by the Urldive bombers are raining havoc on Odessa and great fires are fmm Berlin to New York, a new German b a t­ ti-h on her maiden cruise in May. raging In many part* of tho city. tleship is shown firing her 16-Inch guns st The Germans rlsimed partial lestrurtion of 26 Russian divi­ sions. shout 376.000 troops, aa well as two air-borne brigades In « buttle around Gomel on the central front. The Russian* claimed last night that a Red rounter-offaa* slve along th* central front, la which airplanes dropped tank* T. B radford Bvrd, Sanford rvsmanned by Infantrymen, already Jdant W»d retired SMTOpSp* n a n . had driven the Germans out ot* M« brim M M ( w i « lieu tenant three successive defena# ftne*. colonel on tto s ta ff of G overnor The Nail lllgh Compiand re-, Holland, aaccording sounded with an assertion that appearing usdsr his p k tu re In 78,000 Red troops had been capI- day's is. issue *f th* Florida tlmealured thereabout In a great bat­ Union. tle which ended in "crushing dalluwanl -Williams and Jasper The item Is a* follows: fr e t" for the Soviets. Preliminary work has been w ith high *T. BrsdfqgU Byrd of Sanford Wulfe wnlked awsy etarted on paving the nine-mile Unconfirmed report* circulated •tretch of bad road between San- !-------- to Sports fans In th* honor* at (he regular weekly that th* Russian* had opened or beast as th* th “ Old Gator shoot of th,- Seminole Gun Club blown un the great hundred mil­ ford and liime on State Road 44. Southeast l>‘ fur h a ardent srdi boosting of yrstenlay afternoon on th a I.akr lion dollar Dnieper River dam, bringing to a head a project that Scrub' Lafl Aaw e.iil.ahl had 4. teen' sought ■■■leuaaaaafllllu unsuccessfully the University of Florida foot- front range, when they each shot near Dnleperopelrevsk. in an atstandard Amvriran tvmot In stem the Nail onslaught. for '}•**»• It was announced to­ ball team ikying more titan a a !(il using te r of aj century ccn while he targrls Mr Williams' score wa* day by Ernest F. llousholder. quarter The dam Is 200 feet high and masle in the slow fire and Mr. was the world's largest before the editor of th* A tlanta s a i news County attorney. Wulfe'* in the limed fire. Journal, hast been ap ippointed on Mr. Housholder and Edward construction nf Boulder Dam. ('. E. MrSlarrow wa* high msn Higgins, secretary of the .Semin­ th* personal', staff of Governor Reports nf growing unrest In ole County Chamber of Com­ Spvssard I . Holland with the on the rifle range with a score of Germun occupied Paris had a **Oil. Other results were H arry Bra- ■Itiel today in dispatches merce, went to D eland yester­ rank of lieutaiant colonel. from Although Its never got into a sley. Hi*, and K. W. McCall, *6. day to confer with W. I). LeVichy trlling nf the a rrest of Best slow fire scores were *s it.mm pers< ns, largely Jew s. In a Vellle, division engineer of the game while 4 'scrub' on the G a­ S tate Road Department, ami tor football {quad, Byrd was in- follows: Paris roundup nf those suspect­ Score ed opposing German troops. K-arned there th a t the work had vited to Gail vflle 26 years a fter Name James Allenby yd and awarded his he left sclv begun. One thing was clear in these A. I. Myera ' • y | sharply differing versions: th at Mr. LeVeille told the two men letter ‘F* bl th* University of J. V. Jones y | there had been a great in j spec­ K-lle. Association, Florida A that t i e work wit ho carried for­ ad tacular battle In which thousand* from newspaper Hichanl Vemey ward by Stats road crews under Byrd retire g.', n f Russians had been landed from because of poor Jim Webb the dlrectten o f the Bteta 'Rued w»rk In 1 W. ||. Knaser IT, the air In a ‘healer which of lata D epartm ent,, preparatory to ac­ Match sro rrs werel had hern generally uuiet. tual paving of the stretch. Thus overshadowrd wer.t tha Name Slow Timed Rapbl Total The division engineer assured ennlinning violent actions at tha J. Allenby ud d f «7 v>yo Mr. Higgins and tyr. Housholder J. Wolf# Ud lej *17 ftty northern and southern ends of th a t work would hot be' stopped II. W illiams yy 83 87 *73 the Russo-German hattle line. nL Mta P«Ja<t until It Is completIn the north Soviet fnrers took W. Knaser 83 SO do 233 D. Vcrnay 89 88 78 233 up atrong position* directly be­ When questioned aa to when low Leningrad and In th* far tha ' toad would t a 't o v e d and south they counter-attacked the r*a4y. fa r travel, Mr. LeVeille C entral Florida Council of tha Naii* heavily along the Dniener seta th a t he could not make a Boy Scout* *f America la seek­ River to rover a continuing Red definite statem ent, but th a t un­ ing to enroll a troop of 33 Scouts retreat lo the ehst. der ordinary circumstances the and throe leaders to represent the The Russ,an action nf the ren­ Job should be finished about Feb. council a t th* Carolina Jubilee, Blanch* Cunningham. te r was reported in m ilitary dl»1. expected to attra c t some 3.000 patches to the official Soviet a r­ l a addition to the p av ln r pro­ Scouts U) th* University of North I*» M rrtl* Avrnu*. has won ject, • new 10 to 14 foot bridge Carolina a t Chapa! HUl N. C- f ' 1** « W ta an assay coolest my organ, Rrd S tar.“It* precise conducted by a national insur­ location was not stated h u t It win b* built to th* draw since SepL 12-21. ■ ance company, aha waa advised apparently was so me w h e n be­ th* present brgige la outmoded A t tha Connell Camp-o-aa held today. tween Smolensk, w h v i one* slid Inadequate. Thus a two way a t Camp Wawa last M ar, 33 Th* essay subject waa ‘ How guarded the Moscow .lopreaehas, passage will be provided across patrols qualified fo r award, and tha i t . Johns River from Sem­ each of Haas patrols i* being old should a child bs before driv and Gomel ta th* southwest It was “around and n o rth " ot inole County to Volusia County Invited to sgul a delegate, off­ ing a c a r? " Mias Cunningham icials said. TV* -Council will se­ slated th a t no deflnita age limit Gomel In which th* G er claimed their great victorylect and pay tha expenses of should be placed on a m atter of The Soviet command's commun­ three adult B a d e n which a ra to this kind, but that Uio child's ha selected by tha camping and Judgment and character should ique early thla morning reported heavy action about Gomel h at activities committee from appli- b* tha guiding points. Sfca declared: “Any youngster gave no details. II also told o t •ation* file d .b y volunteer scoutwho can h a thoroughly trusted to fighting on tha northers Srt. / The all expense trip will cost perform wall th* various tasks southern fronts as well a s s to a t 122 :MC p ar pscsos, which todudos around tha bom* should to able Slarya Rutaa, more than manta . r a rout*, Jubilaa ta driv* capably r a becoming miles to tha southeast o f L ra to grad, thus indicating 'neraaaac physically able to handle a car. d slh w Itim i. Mias Cunningham, th* only pressure below tha Novogorad , Program ta r th* Jublleo Inwinner ta this section, wo* a sector. eluda* a Ssent rodeo, governor's Nothing w as said s t o u t the, mmp flro, s a n d s and a regulation 136 dafana* to a d la s t Spring la another contest. situation a t tha c rater other th a t tha raftronca to GomeL Rad Star doarribad th* Itovlat will ha psntactad n r a health manauver aa an eitrao rd laary examination Within ffro ram saiga complete with avta ttaa artillary, ta s k s aad Infantry, and assarted Rad tanka m anned Tha nffhlr U sim ilar to ___ Infantryman had too* irg ar than tha Georgia hy plans* taald* tha tear JnhOss hold ta O riaado ta fa n * belated Naal mcila outrandan. a ra an tlt- Work Begins O n*B edford Byrd Is WilBams, Wolfe Member Of State Road 44 Named Get Top Scores Governor’s S taff To East Coast At Chib’s Meet J Carolina Jubilee September 18-21 Slated By Scouts Blanche Cunningham Is Contest Winner LOCAL W EATHER New Home Built By Mrs. Corrodi Tha Garraans aoggaatod rarity that It had to an 'lR ' at tton Wy "th* of th* daatanattan of * -• Se j® . H E '. J i f >s' :— ' • . i -j McSIarrow F ires. 96 On Biftc Range To lscad His Division Bad Stretch May Be. Cppipleted Ab^pt. February 1 ‘‘l i s v t r i s s . ■■■■ u* �\ 4 ~ .k ' ' • rt . THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA NotjGof4 Enough UP ABOVE THE WORLD SO HCH-I* If ih e overwhelming vote CfJtt In Tuesday’s 'election reveals a predominfllnf sentiment' th a t ijanford's present hospital is not good'«ioaf&,'R*nlad khows that the elec* tlon results themselves were not good enough. If Semi­ nole Ooaatjris'to'-hsve'the■newhoapital-whlch a majority of s t least four to.ope favors, it "1 have to do substanlU, it did this week, tiafly better-in ths next election Although returns from the < nty .precincts nre not yet available, unofficial results li be two Banforcf prew lth '417 In favor of eincte k h q w 't h a t '^ .persons to t ist it. Incomplete re12>e new hospital pnd d r ijr b ,-Z turns from the county precincts low that the voting, while *eneraIly_iij^favor of the pital,-was light, with R f '43^ for and 113 against 'fo r a V rd te * p l >608. n mtti WMW’ have Lo<b* called by tiie County Commissioners a t some time In the near future dog a bond issue to pay for the tUan I f ’wfll .be necessary not hospital. A t this next e voters favor the hospital, but only th at a majority of it of all t^e qualified freeholders POPPY MOW TH 'B E C K . D O VOO B M IJ t O U T O T ttH S Subsequent contingent* will ton ■U t -* |W or questionable Christian Science I n Tuesday's .election .complete returns fro m t h o county Monitor) m a y p u s h the total vo<o up to around 800. T h is ia nom c th e wi>d came like a 700 r>1 (f brilliant poppy . Thlf fa not m sfe ^ e f Itael f? and V 7 petal*, and •eyed down. . i aty hand I teak in r peU la, awd JtoD9f^>Ie t u k . 1 t has been done once <^T^iup rsosjc co,'anl* L tor therefore they fell the stu ff they fell &J&E32SL' u « w '.to’-Explain why people did not vote. But thoM excuaes Won’t build the hoapltal. The only hi say hand the Wti still thing th at will Is*a 81 percent vote with majority appro. nappy pet vis p u t have been - - tew aw J a set «# M elV Back ?Q The Source VfflrigS r enactment,1t * t tp'tar its effort* Have'been tmavnlltfoW'jRfctttfgiM havagofid to the aouico of their tntuand have aakqd the Florida CattleqMu’H AanociuHon Jrk w S h Uum (toward speeding the elimination of thin ^At kheir Wd-8nmmer conference At Daytona Beach,” the Tamna'JlmAs, "the Jay-Ceea emphaifgqd their rpm(able atutq^o by naming a committee to cooperate ' tiie teltMmcn m* promoting the sale of Florida bcof trarnied < ter manai cattlemen cgn ths -problem a t tho their objective tote dustry bavedORa,” TOOTiAVE perlenced observers claim tndlenlea enemy foreea of General Strep weakening. H.itirday, Aug. 16. S F . ’V . “ Kay supply lines bombed heavi­ ly when attem pt to bring op foo.1 was thrown hack by strong sft*my forces In Stomach sector. This action heartens* S trep fsrpep- ,vJho followed with strqng fever a t­ tack checking g ild s o f . l s M h f forces. Sunday. Aug. 17—H8taw dflSul­ fanilamide reinforcem ent? 'alftad hv- stabbing e»ftb nt^aekp .on Threat a ref, eypeas to be making Jon which attacks <tar from quittirtg date to the lives of •Which ^Should never M r shifted th eir at* la d iohM not. nnd to By MAX R ILL TOKYO, Aug. a i- U P h - T h e foreigner, a bit uncertain as to which way, ho should go because the only signs Were In Japanese, went dow n,the. sta irs into the Glnse statlen of the subway, there to bo gnpulfed by the mass of Japanese pushing <hejf way In­ to tbo man asked ■whelh- M jw i n o ,, pP i Bwag Itiw h a r’ He was the only foreigner In life car. Around Mm on aU sides wore cold glancea • of suspicion. Why waa h# th a r e t . ,. Ths Japanese, unable to cast aside the traditional courtesy of C a face, responded th a t yea, thlx ccssfulty reestablla hire normal. 1 Ai against Mend all reinforcements eohl a t regular Interval! tInns a re Germ fi eomplrtciy wiped i hours." ’■ details ’ r^ad l drinking water. Latest m anlfesUllon of the su s­ picion attache,! to foreigners came with the new telephone and telegraph regulations. Inside J a ­ pan, except within the limits o ' the city in which you arc talking, all telephone conversations must be in Japanese. This rath er effectively keeps newspaper correspondents In To­ kyo, for few If ar.y know JapaDcaa well enough to iliratc a story in that longuage. The moment a word Is spoken ;n another language the circuit la broken. Let a- group of foreigners—Ger­ mans and Italians Included—gath­ e r In the lobby of the once awank Imperial hotel, and alm ost im­ mediately an nnobstruslvo Jap a­ nese 'fill be seated nearby, study­ ing the ceiling. Spearhead of the anti-spy cam­ paign, which was market by a week of special lectures, pictures and posters. Is the severe N a­ tional Defense Security Law, whleh Includes the death penalty who talk with foreigner*. for some violations of its pro­ today ia deeldly spy visions. I t applies to Japanese ________Strangely enough thia deveiotment coincides with the arriv al of hundreds o f O dnaam , some (f whom have definite offlelal pHcex hi the business of cen­ sorship asd allied m atters. 'Another foreigner, this life a newspaperman. In \:.0d a Jsse* neaefrierd to booo- 't e t t k M Mm, and th e n u t day Utevn patlco Foreigners In Jap an :e Spies Till They Can l ove Otherwise In the next seal ten “alleviated in recent tlon; for f u ll. new spaper. ; is 'to U^elr'nwn profit newspaper. range and aff 'heavilyt nduatry, thanks to betidly that more and more g - im i i . ___ GETS CONVENTION HONOR* a th e Substantial Food Training School To Given To Soldiers Be Placed In OcaUP KISATCHIK F O ftrS T , La. An*. * fl.— (Special)—The well used plre«e ta a t an arm> “travtla on i n stomach" may well bo uicd In continuance. »o tho r u n of tho 3 1 it (Dixie) Division find on tho field in Louisiana woods on maneuvers. Thia la not by any means their first exper­ ience on the field, with entire equipment there. (Thrr had Inn* obito been goto* to the field for tnree. four ana as hl*h as 12 day problems before they march- IcoUy canes in. It defeated the r ^Y^MAwgt#. In era of the hospital project were kfthe vdfe only with the greatliveit possible margin. In only n i entire state has 'a bond isi provision became law because [ the voters to vote, sre axe a t present amroximately in fieminote jemlnote County, County. rfhls This means must wote In order to mako i a majority favors the bond i bonds cannot bg sold unless sholdera have voted on 'the est effort and by few v e ry ' instate OAT ACCUtr M, IN I. sue been carried I V R R R J t F O B T U U A V of the difficulty It la estimate C AN DO THAT I F TOO 3,000 qualified frt W H IS GUIDANCE: that a t least 1,60< y o u r anxiety wpoa the election valid, sewae he eareth fo r n o . issue by five or t THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1141 DAYTONA BEACH, Aug. II . — (Special)—Robert D. Dolley. State supervisor of trade ta d in­ dustrial education, has been askrd to assume a chairmanship a t the American Vocational Aaaaelal tion Convention In Boston Dee. 9-13. He will have t h a m of .the program on N ational Defense Employment Program s. . * 1 Out of 3 w ’ Yoon* Men, 30 Years OM Have Defective Eyesight Ktaaslaadaw aa4 r s r m t ‘Clae. ass la aae (inlaw af saeresWva B la sse s saa Ww a s A Se’k lte -R slate Ikla atWIet taa. Call I s , Isear las aw ayaslatatsat, D R ." tfK N R Y McLAULIN, JR. Strickland Motrin term s fo r the present sltuatioi la either “delicate" or It' "tense.” Four years o f depres w arfare In China have driven Japanese to suapktona whleh alien to their nature. T hey w Ilka to be friendly) Joying empire, b e t ' Forces out -of control uaau teA A WWW CUT arc still available. la rg e r Dawn Payment sad term financing will be enfarrVd ’by Govem[egntatenr Decree Within a few w e d i ' Wa here i Hot Used Car Bargains to choaee ftem. Remember We Uridersefl -Fverybody! > FORD , DELUXE TUDOR I FORD SEDAN DEUVERT I I PLYMOUTH TUDOR i PLYMOUTH SEDAN ' FORD DELUXE I FORDOR BEDAN I FORD >. FORDOR 8EDAR i ,« . x * 4-•-#« '*,s«a . 4 ), » PLYMOUTH TUDOR SEDAN. l ( FORD TUDOR SEDAN '. f DODOR : FORDOR SEDAN aI eV« m an FORD I TUDOk .REDAN �KKB& HSSn T s W W , « _H '• . ■nK' rd.vr ”>rvr*,^■<' - ' . , THURSDAY. AUGUST 21, 1191 t w flAHFQtopgupx o m u p yco m n - 1 So cial A n d Personal Activities PA G E T IIR E B U. S. Ready To Lep(| Funds To Russian!) Resident Of Bank Lucy Roumiltat Is Urges Withdrawal Hostess At Party Mi,n I.ury Roumiltat waa baa- CHICAGO. Aug WASHINGTON. Aug. 2| — |/P)— Jesse Jo n e s H i,rinsed W ed­ nesday th a t he was re a d y In p u t p art o f Ihe R F C * huge bankroll behind Ru,,ia** arm ies in their s tru g g le with the invad ing Nasi*. The federal loan ad m in istrato r uiid at a p r o , conference that he believed aid to R ussia would be in the form of * ca«h loan, r a th e r th an a loan -it lease of supplies rind equipm ent, as i* dor.e in the case of B ritain. Till- R econstruction Finance 2 1 -f A T -J . Irw 1**1 evening a t a boat pOTpercent) Nichols, presi­ Telephone 148 ty which the gave in honor of dent (IOO of the F irst National Bank M R S . L O U R IN E B E A L , S o c ie ty E d ito r Social Calenda ii "cT ■T r^ *r / ^ .•.} :*r 'V '‘4 /5tV . r '•#V ■ *%y* i r* * »• ».»•-•». Marian Kslrid^e Is Honored With Party P e rsonals —" “ Ml . Mn- i ll 1. j*’, tt h'top ,' •• I* Ll 1•! 1*1 (lllt^|*U , Mr,. J. I*. IL’nnctt 1 t i iu k s d a y mi r nr. 1 • . < , • f >JH- for a month*4 vi**it to larkm ii»f. •it There wili m- s ....... IX II lu !«• i l.< - -i Aug. lit. \ tile* anti Washington, I . ( . party at the rrcn .u. • t | • 1$> utt*rfi«H»n ■■ ----the lake front b.-gini-.r •>4» « ... 1: ll *1r*l } V \ : hi at a l*i t*Ik • Mr*. 0 . (*. (iiKW i.f ll l.y -Mt- J rrturnpil P. M., under the ou-; . -»V-Jv"'. Bundle* for 11. itain xra-T <<v* *<sual a M««hill !•-»’•> ,n 1 'I* llXliV Ml*|«*. J.I'IIM* public Is lnviu--i to a t o d . mgton. H. C anil Atl.i — — III.1*i • -« mI« .1 tho h* * FRIDAY '•» a i a Vtml fo rk 1 Mr*. r . I. Hpwmiii •»« lr f t for The Dirt Card. n.-r‘. C*f •,* **r *t 1id. ■I . t it iM 'tfin n silver, tincinnnii. Ohio whi’rr he plans the Garden Clul. vwil • XV 1 t»* in h* i* • ’ mill Li ill-1' it ii* in••M'tilnl to VHlI for two wrek^. Woman'* Club for tlm II' 1 I t.. Mi1 o:l«irn, for M• In Ihe morning. • ! N1 rl *i.t * \ ■»!) y H ita le lh G inch The Fifty-Fifty It. 1- <!:»** ..r l-u;li -i the F irit Mclhodi.-t < im h Mill *•( \ .»!• II | ' | a i , i f r «•••■'aim! liiirh M %X|H*ctl*t1 to arrive to«Uy to f..| ■full', 1 t.iiy D. W •* * > .! m ert at Evari’" l.ilf at ••♦l 1*. M. VI.4it hvro 4« the RUi’f't of Miss f* r -«f . no MlZJlU* lb Lvffk-r. for a covered dish *upi UT. 11 wi • M t 'I***ll * '-XI'M* U'fll_ T / ~ rt-ev^* * VV!fDAViafih iimnuu* Mr*. J. l . W 'tVnr-xTh** D. A. FT. u»”!« r th** *m <»n 'i r.ii:> •I* •*’ rnir.l M r* r n* *\ris. H .trrv h r* kavt* ax lh*ir guest lo n h ip of Mr*, C. ft | ».»%x *i 'It. If « . >( tl** iram i,<*fnr tiro week*. Mias C unlyu Iht will sew nt the WomtinN i lull | At it* • r\ *1 l»v th e bun of Dublin, (In. ’ for the Rc«l Cn»- ■* in tUi* ni»*»n- n her ( l in t , Mi*» Audrey A t bar­ ton. of Pensacola ! hiring the evening dancing ami xinging were enjoyed by lb* gue»U and refreihm ents xerved late in the evening. Mia* Roumiltat w i, assisted in earring by her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. F K Rnumillat, Mr«. Paul Pa­ li hi. and Mr*. I,. M L< Inhart. The gueit" w ere: M in Attdrioy Athertnn. honor guest, and the Mi»*r* Mary Wight, Wilma. Lel»h art, Mary W’alhen. E lltabgth Dyson. Jane Rahulta, and Etta* Hutchison, (tacit* fmn» Orlandu were l^a Misers Joan MlUdy*. Prances Rlskr, Orlena Cox. C ato l lyn Collins anil Catherine Shall. Also. William Leffler. I t Anderson. Eddie Rrldln, HaH dne Mlnartlr; and Jack Griirif, ind. from Orlando, 0. IftfI cod. Jr.. Hilly Fleckensteln, Jack bee, jRaa fh onel. F.d H elped, Charlie I.impus, Sonny Huppal. and Rusty Jacohs. of Englewood who for rears has been railing a t New Dead policies, rc trrd a y urged hi* few remainng depositor* to withdraw tha |.TJ,OOrt depoata left in the bank for the duration of the Roosecorcoeted emergency." Nichols ha* been campaigning for such withdraw Is, with good success, since April. Most of the money left, he revealed, cannot be traced to its osmers. At one time the bank bad deposits of more than 17,000,00, he said. ,Cuhan Consuls Are Dismissed By Berlin c v rtw iu * ,/.. : - •' v jc m u find some w n v " t - help Rus,in if req u ire d J»y A dm inistration policy Tho A d m in i,trillio n a lrra Beverly Palrm n, estranged wife of dy ha* v irtu a lly prom ised old to Joeeph Palerno. son of tho late mil­ Russia and th e extent a n d 'In­ lionaire builder, is shown dancing form of It m ay he dreidi-d In the parley betw een In New Yotk with Tommy Maneille, j forthcom ing much-married asbestos heir, who A m erican. B ritish ar.l Ro,*ixn announced they *ro “ practically o ffic ia l, in Moscow ** engaged." Mrs. Juln II. V. I*aBeg. c.ov nug 10U,The Caurc FIRE CASUALTY "(t\wMrnrtcp Andrew I’ltw S e rv le t* Carraway AGENCY 106*v PARK PH O N E l l HF.RI.IN, Aug. 21 —OD—The German government Wednesday night handed the Cuban charge d'affaires a nr*e » A n V B C . | OUjfVj'HjjTv. tptJra, A V o p f W a lk i k e N e w t Cuhan consular s ta ff'to leave the country. Dlenst ans Deutsfhland $400 m onthly alimony I’atcrno is largest inland * reported. paying while a seloctoo a t Cam p . Upton, L. I. > _ 'w ' ICuba hat ordered expulsion of the M uses _______ seven German consuls and one Now l ntlor A N ew *..a M h u lta ,1 Mm. II. I>. Freem an rcturnnl The T ru th Seeker-* f '!:»•< • f tV* | lateill*Italian, and Germony earlier had H ill.IH \ t \ \|- : i t M |> M anagem ent F lin t Methoilixt C hurch w II •■•*' I :»n»l I »» | Montlny frt»m Dayti*m Ih*n h re .ponded by demanding w ith­ » h.* |<n sent where she spent a v%i 1 l 4 vaca its m onthly social nml !»*• it I • drawal of Cuban consuls Irrun TA M P A Hu­ the S rw Sm \ in« Itcm h leocntcil o u t nf Siuifor«l l her tion. m eeting nt the hom e of M* *11 h German-occupied territories. Ex pnyroll tm i| nt III! R. ml. Ut. 57. I b*| I .,tn d e Complimenting the councellora pulsion of Cuhan consul* from KiiiMim& w . P* Chapm an on \W «t t .».h .m oth r. t • • »i|Mm ■■■ ■ --------------- Mr, II ■ •»' M rs.! Mr. an.I Mrs. W. \ |. Scott of Camp Winona. Mr. and Mrs. •rrmany carries the retaliation a Rl*l llR 1 I \*III tl HI m l « |N ie lo ln « \ - H*. \ a Id i », have returned from Coronado Herman Morris entertained last •l»p furtherl. *uttlicity \\iit* i* athI «■ ' III. Mi« I ‘ Beach w here tla*y *| h*h a few evening with an out-door aupgar Work ’fri 1 II III 1/•*! -11 i \ K 1. \ With x<|iiArc d u n c in g every Snturitiiy tnuht. Mmu* Guy D. W ..-.I,‘ihtyii. nt their hpme on Laot*^ 4 l ll L r ll Hi < 1 t vxo . *x **hnll voted hy th e Duytonn H rnrh Alillhi Ilien ID • In -'u t . . Mr-. I. K.l _______ Refreshments o f hath' ' iturilay of day'1 Kr i*lr%> illlil Karl F inn*. Mr, nn.l Mt*. I. |*. Chitlen- French frlea, and homf-ti Ihi* Wll'k. It I ..r m !*• l.rs -1 .I.-ii mi.| children, G ene mil Unit, cream were served and the evening the bora , i*I M I I .irii■II • ini** vi-illni? In-re n , th- gund* ATLANTA, Aug. 21—G P leral records on tp* 1 M aijuiie lo i- of Mi<» Kdn* t hittrn d -n . Governor Talmadge sakl Wednes­ ASK IHI< : i .o i 1.1 n m i i K | reminiscences o f at itiluniH, I.ilium ! -— - day “thara ain’t no danger" of I 'r o l h y DA YTON N i ; k a « m \ ..g 211 M nn.l Mr,. E. (\ | S\i:iini and songa which affdtdtc fotteges In the state university 1/1*1 Kal " ill* • "tat. I i ll • r, J mu* j }«*e »« llo ir nur«I, M r. Hwijni'fl m errim en t i ill •rvtem being removed from the Those presrnt werai Mull M arjriircl in. ilu-r, Slrn. J. K. J r m g a n , of accredited Hat but he added that VterNnx **f I ••leijru Epps, Jr^ John Dunn, tl., I> ... thy J 'i riy. Ml-.. I> if Ihjy were the salaries of all Wr*lnes»h«\ uiirhl h«* t ‘OM■O. f . mII Vh W jhi-U m Mnrr, Kvrfyn an n as. B. C. Steele, Donald professors would be oui In half. We S p irititiae m f’OHHAGKS nn.l I l NEISkl, DF.SItlNS ihriitc inmi-bt'Ht «on, LrRoy Cooper, Sidney l*lt- . I Mi-im I , nn.l toil • ’•dhert. -lr., la •*pect The qneatlon arose when the invest cted ifr* lh.il lit* y wn« ' J r ., A rthur Bra nan, Jr., I K»*o| l». v W . FIRST STHEI-rr— r i l O N E governor was asked w ta t effect *»• on* i.Muorrow fioni th. h* univerUniv Rnssetter, Jr.. Raymond' he thought It would have If the han:«<l l»\ ht»niiiH \ .»y *f tie«iri;i.i at Ath. ra where salvatge of SayannaW G*., ” W o W ir e F liix tc rs E t e r y w l i r r c " the vicinity *»f aulny • Southern Association of Aerred b«* In*, altcndc I sum m er school Bob and Kmest Morris. j“S m fo ssl til I Io n ics” Red Secondary 8ckoola and Col­ D iscu ssed In lett* should strike state univer­ I.i'ltuv Cooper left \estrrd a y sities from tha approved list as A H oota where he w II spend fi a result of Its Investigation into ak< h It* ailCi't'hg" lays. lifter whitli he will (he dismissal of educator* accus­ dll.* ..I by - e d ill llaxley. tin ., ns th ed by Talmadge of advocating n* m i'clm t; r u . , t o f *110(1 M rtto n o l.. SACRAMENTO, Calif.. Aug. §1 racial co-education. 11.4 of lb. After asserting there waa no It, w bit h i )i Mr. and Mrs. .loo It drnhsm- —OP>—Jan Vattln, author of* t » danger of th a t th# governor ' «’iiiiijj tit I!••• 1r. of Atlanta, fia., id.. iro the book "Out of the NlghU’ W •aid "tha professors are tha only • v lt» "ctt w till iruesls of Mr. and Mss. Fred to Governor Olson ones who can bring th a t about'* I ll:irn ,rn at llieir home .n Maple foil a pardon as a a'ep lit'hi* iitf, »•* li'* against depuration to Oermoy. tl. * . In ..x Avenue. The 36-year-old formw’ a* l «•-••• tl»*« «»r* ;lt. I n • v *i Mrs. F. I> Scut I, W. E. Tluhr- man wrote the roveraor th a t panlon would help him reads* I I l*t I TT, |*ir«.t*l*‘ni, Nian and Mrs. Roy F Svnies I" *. I I . 111! •!“ ti I « « 1 Jr., -pent yciterday. at Ormonu dream to eatabllah a perm anent luj' Ji'"1 <J«ff mivii llui dt vt* lliacli ns the goesla of Mrs. home in America and would “aleo DADE CITY, Aug. 21 — (Hpafru strate Natl and COmmuntal a tik i. *lx ' ftr». Mi* * D bpH>i,if> >l Itidu-rt t iri-enhst, rial)— Mora than 600 worker* ferta to deliver me to lllU er’a no t?»i • IV ». .IttiU'X MHIlft' «• ke’t f"l firm th* Cummer Horn Cypress Mr. and Mr,. Ollil Owen and headsman for having burnt— a n Company, wboa* relit at Lacoo. ji . 1I\ •*!•♦ iiimI .Mtx.tj.l M Mr. mi.I Mr,. II, l* bu.ittlehaum implacable foe of totalitarian I— - ttoa waa cloaad July 21 by Allaida, thods of goventmenU'* • -II .t « i»nt • Tb*Mu .»• p •’tlril'U ti t b f •pent the woekrnil fi etrlka, filed Into tho court house ■ .................. . v l- ■ I' I ley visited L iiir pdttMillHt* for HA i ISiii - (i*. While there hrre Wednesday to attriid a hear. tiu n e Mountain. 1 Iqg conducted hy the Florida In' uuilrtaJ commission, with Patrick I ll i- eliBte f»T thK 'nm titing n Mrs. Sally Pansier and her l l Hear*, chief appeal referee, " W rit nu>• Wl‘i i-rvi-il li> tin- daughter,’ Miss Anne Pansier of a*, chairman. The itrlko is ntlll ;< . k / The famoua Prtnceaa pattern fo llnw lng: Mrg. M. I~ T ittle ..M r . Winston Salem, N. C., are thk O. ft. .Tiller. M rs. It. IS. I'U k ill. guest* of Mr. ami Mr*. H. C silvcrwarv, a product of Ulb na­ ,Tbe hearings was to take !«•»• tionally known InU m atloaal Sit tloaony on their claim* for tin M rs E thel Sell ife'r, Mrs. Ro cue Morgan on Myrtle Avenue. LOT MEN’S IHI ESS ivcrware Gompaqv la batng Intro- •ulplaymant rnmpanaatinn airier T iiy lo r. Mrs. I*. A. I.oijdcn'iertr, j M is. O, K. G off. Mr^. P.utl J hnII. V. Sheafer and family duecd tUa week k g I mill closed a fter a wago illsi«sin, S tri. I lorlpht Sm ith, Mr«. hive left for laikeland where kly, Lovett’* a a d ’ U In which th* management i JKil W ont. M n . F . W Cnpel.m d. they will make their future home. storea in SanfonL rved U g ran t two request* Princes* P a tta rn SlfWrwarv Mr<. .1. M. U " n n n l. Mr1. P o rte r Mr. Sheafer will is- umpUyed as t refuted th* others. t.-insipg, and M rs. N ancy Itru rk . im-rhnnic a t Ihe airp o rt a t Lake­ wk* voted tha beat of maujr pat• Wen* In 51."ill. terj-.s by houaawivaa in a bug* land. • Fancy anil White*. , research poll. PU ct* which a r t S tr e e t. Mr-. T ont W illi in »1 on I • Now only— W. I.. Cooper left Sunday for used moil era reinforced a t th* M rs. P . It. M itchell will he r<»a .hurt vacation at Capo Cod, place of weak. h> -tecres. Piggly W iggly, Lovett’* and T hu IV. M. If. o f the F irs t Mum Mr*. Cooper will leave to­ for Lexington. Ky., Tablo Supply Storaa a n QAklng ^WASHINGTON,* Aug. 21 — B a p tis t C hurch will e n te rta in morrow A Brooklyn pier fire that th e Y. \V. A. m em bers and H e ir where she will he joined by Mr. it easy to buy thla atlvtrxrare on several lin e and caused tho tnnncy-aavlag credit card tnolhet}. w ith a ta m p u l in the Ceoprf nround Kept. 1, riU m atrd a t a million plan which **v«a ona-haU. Whan C hurch auncx a t 7SXI l*. M. Mr. nnd Mrs. G. • E. McKay IS In grocery)!' ‘ and Woduf* ■--.brought'from Repreienta. ----------T liF JtU A Y ------------------Hendrick* another demand re ha <aa la 0>C card, T hu l « 't In n .e rte s o f flvo iift r ' M iu Florenre McKay' 1#te U la tlo n . to deal more | to purp a rtie s will ho hel-l a t. the Wo­ turne.l Tues.lav from th eir luni- t entltla 1 j y l t h taboUur*. p a t u n m ri' homo i t Cbmdtand, Oa. chase a unit of Abut Mime values for m an ’* C lub nt 2 '..'in o’cl- ck. T he Floridian laid he urged I* card a t the p a rtie s a re hpojisorod by tho C lub where they have spent tha inm- crown lilrerpl^^a Sumncra of the House m c r‘month*. it* o rd e r to keep th e club house Committee to speed s i p i ntta__ rn_ crown StiverLOT .MEN’S C l« » er c o m b in a tio n s o f e p r n fo r tho sum m er fo r thu •ilk of a bill to perm it the J. D. Grave* of Onalika. Aids plaU it btlnz morohAndiird on ReiF -Crcsa tow (fig . room .. T he arrived till penalty fo r sabotage. today to malt* a abort u g unit plan, a a c k u n t t r a U l l .public Is Invited.______________ visit her* with Mr. nig! bright chcck .i a n d 89 ceaU when the credit E N T IR E STO C K 0 . D n r y . He will be id a lda i Hw c e t, y o u th u t Various comb Ingtioti* a n k-d homo by Mr*. Oi Vulucs In $ I .."ill. Sanfor­ 1. Vi-Hy, and Charle* able In th a tfnlia. for ta­ who have visited her* fog in Unit N«< 1 Uwra (a a ized .shrunk. Amil. rolora. deaert or weeks a* th* gurata of Mri 18. rATHR. A iif. t l —UP) Mrx. Laney, C ounty Board ol t '' * * *4, »n has bannad Forming a party -pending y w >1 frattratU aa and *ortcnlay afternoon on a ftahhig eguaa m em benhip trip and picnic a t Now Smyrna Funeral Directors la "Inimical to training Beach w ere Mr. and Mr*. J. L. SHOPS7 dumocraey, Invariably r»*ult* 704 B. 2nd HU Horton, Mr*. I . P. Wilson, and liar aoctal standard* and ervITurn* 4I« tha Miser* Grace Evan*, Geral­ ■ndaairabl* school clique*." dine Petra*, Batty P a tn a , and attem pt to outlaw th* Helen P e tn * . Also Bob Schondaltaaadi the Housa In the matter and Lawrence Horton. Legtalatura but fallad Um I m i U f Tha Mtaaaa Audrvy Bach, ADEL, C Sylvia Mrisch, Martha I/it I Adieu’ S 10.95 SPEAK ON RADIO LOT LADIES Minaie R uth Odham, Ann. I I —HpeeBatten, Shirley Cat keta we Ark«ll, nationally Mlldrvd Jlobeon tpant Mar'Hiker of th* Sabring Ormond Beach a* the, and noted even mode MU* Mary Ann W E. D. it appearances oa and MV*. Whetchcl h k atlag hook-ups In ru­ guest* a t'O n M m l, Mr/ [JO A N CRA W FO RD eo dfvi be ana of tha J . N. nobaoa, Mr*. Kd M er a t . _ commaatotor* a t ■ W .I V V H D O U O l A S J and. Mtaa P eati Robeoa. doe lag. Wi America Pageant a t At• Lyon Gray and other tka fin k weak well known makett. U k a Superior - i* body o f f n m w ater I V Newest auinmer entering I 1A10 aguar* alylM and. materlaln. DRGr w, * • f • . i a •v*• . . V riln rn to S 1 . 5 0 - M « U |’ ^ ^ Itm C u H lo ra a r^ ^ took a sharp Lot Lad lew* Summer rhea arraage* M bN Y G O M W T, yUtod for tho P U L L FASHION a t $23,000, off previena trrin* nr messteassfes Camp Councellors Honored At Suppdr READ THE AD$ M00NLITE INN V WINE - BEER - DANCING .1 ■% Talmedge Derides Danger To Colleges BKAIIT1FY YOUR IIOMK WITH Fresh Pre-Cooled Fhiwers From Pippin Gardens, Florist Talk Jan Yajtin Sipclffl To Stay tn y . ^ Cottons Lumber M1U Strike Is Still Unsettled i \: •r . Purcell’s Stock Release Sale’ Now Going At Full Blast! [ THRIFTY SHOPPER IN SANIXJHD AND V 1(1 N IT ' [CAN AFFORU TO ■MISS T U ft BIO EVENT!__________ M Stores jbtroduce Famous Silverware ^T0CK:UP ON SUITS NOW! ODD LOT ’i K f c f , , MEN’S SUITS Broken Sizes—This >s a “Give-Away” Price—Come Early! t icks Still Asks age Legislation $ 9 .9 5 i SHIRTS f 4 79c 2 for $1 £*l $ 1 4 .9 5 & $ 1 9 .9 5 »Ud colors with WORK PANTS PhUelfas Schools fol, and guaranteed to waah( Sizes 12 to u Uliii; Secret' Clubs SWIMSUITS AndersonGriffith </2 PRIC E SmaUvr* Tobacco Markets' Clpse ■ T Z 9 8 C pr. DRESSES MUST GO! WASH DRESSES S ’* SILK DRESSES . FINAL SHOWINGS fONKH $ 5 .9 5 r; 3 FOR 25 N e i’ SHOES SILK HOSE / f i t ) TUtScHBD total far it ' s^to^iHS t n !. • Regular 69c • • N «w w a n te d n h ad ea. S lig h tly I r r ^ u h u r . ValueH . 55c 2Pairg.. 7 R S 7 Prr V't* i • *y. * - . SBS- ■' I ■ . . . . M H m m h V h ilrr . j! j j i l M J •x .■ )RD, 1FLA* Lin �V, .mB v.UwV 'I j i w Substantial Food Training S m o^ T o la not gxxxl m t ^ l t ^ reaulta themselves vara no ■OoaatyHarto ^ t s w the n ir < 6 t least f o u r t e e n fcven» It r - U tte r io tiw w a t e M e a Although returns from the i >iUl UdL‘‘with '411 :!tf-favor of k f n s t i t In^otepkte x*a anew th at .the voting, U apiU L -w a* light-w ith caaiteg for and 113 ; i ? M hi#a u A'X te a they marchtwo weeks ago- ■ 1 *. t h a v a 'to 'U called hy_lhe ate time tin the near future r a bond Usoe to ’pay tor the Kin It'tjrfll fUe voters favor the ital, but £**4 by Frank S. HanUr and teJrxivF vsX i * mobile, havi I time* a day, I itioru nre capacity, af too .tudcnU- la Svwrtawn* classes. Thu tin t groom af students, numbering K), srsT enforced a h t of 100. , - I f __1 —.J —— , . -OBI'S CONVKNTtON HONOBf DAYTONA *BBACII, a t the divlikin. —(Special) t a t e rt [ hauled for SO and «ypr -APoutT i t l g t : : r s | TUBUS r o U T V V A t J>O tHAT nr TOD HW , ; f l » .-n o r GUIDANCgi anxiety upon POPPY ftp *'g a7f 'T he " Christian the American J5 y •** hfcooit the 'brilliant « tms:& ~ w therefore Z L r £ * •** mi i my,tend ite a k ths .tun tn yrm u pw piedld M pr-petale, imd t h e / f e l t B w Let a group of' foreigner*—Oerna and lUliana Included—gath­ in tha Iqbbv of the once swank perUl hotel, ami almost lindlateiv' an nnobetruslv* Jena4’W j f e •« * * ntdrty. ■ the celling. Ipearhrad of the antl-epy camgn, -which area market by -a >k of special lectures, pictures I pouters, b the aererw Na- U n i don* once £1 take organI- r n - ^ - 'r c s 'g ..Wf Itaelff and the c ity in w hkh yen are talking, all telepbena eonvcm tlona moat be in Japanese. . ‘T h b rather effectively keep* newspaper eonwspondehU in T o ­ kyo, fb r few : If a ry ;ka*nr Jepnm m wall enough to dicate a atory in th a t longuage. The moment .a word b ’ spoken ‘tn another' the county U Is some Itute 61 percent of not good Kelcnco XHeyCaS ■f-r; V rIth .m ajority appro- f '' . I « tdk with foreigners. isa-T!aAtS&-ffi i 1\ tJU1 p S I r i t s rJ5 K P-same again. ' telofineat’SMm Um with fanliaml t f 't h e i r ti Asaocia m im m m the Ui,2Sz?«jks$i,j£S 10 aRSSS soma violations of its pro- i t A m Yofeigner. 1 thb Ufa a o.patterhan. lavrJd '.’a Mate ls5*® M taw ! r,MT,T Mlrimd Id hava 'laWb ?te}U» ^l»*<iil». I •aly foreigner waMm 2 traveled robhhna t t U objective to /J liana and v ia 'i r tlenr Cenveation • la a. - — La teat maatfeatation of the mm* A t « I I - — ptelen attached to forvlgw rs came with the new telephone and w 7 ? S « T ? g S jg e; x a d 'tn assume raeant a ® ro*lmstely County.7n»U mean a » 9 # ^ 'g p ,c o t i o s '> �»AT, AUGUST 21, 1491 Kial A n d Personal Activities LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor • ia l Telephone 149 Marian Estridgc Is Calendar Honored W ith P arty ussians Miis Lucy Roumlllat woo ln » l u ( evening a t a' boa* ty which aha gave, ta Vona P e r s o n a ls F IR E T ^ Mr*. J . C. B ennett left today for a m onth's visit to iackaonvlUe anil W ashington, K C. TttUBSDAT Thera will se a London BrlHgr p t r - u t . t h e raervniion hnll on p je k n . fro n t beginning a t 8:00 i M., under the ausp'.cii n f (he andlaa fo r Britain Cluh. The atlvniL CASUALTY ~ Mm. O. C. Glbba has returned Athertoi from a vacation sp en t la Wash­ ington, D. C. and Atlanta. Mrs. C. L. Hewsan-fcai left for C incinnati Ohio where die plana to visit fo r two weeks. > Mbs lEIlzabeth Glmeh if Miami Also, WillUug L efflr Is expected to arrive today to Anderson, ttd d if Beidin, visit hero aa the guest o f Miss Jo e ; Mlnarlk. and Jack Elisabeth Lefflcr. and. from ' Otfahdo, L. te n d , Jr., Billy Fleekenstei J*ts. j , ^.. WWtUaw rod Mrs. U a , Rbv Drmteh Bd* I 'fia iry fx-o Lave aa th d r guest Charlie Umpua, Sonhy for two weeks,-Miss C anlyn Hll- and Ruxty Jacobs. bun of Dublin, Ga. Mrs. If, D. Freem an returned Monday from Daytons Bosch where sho spent a wri t’s vaca­ tion. Camp Councelfow Honored At Cuban Cqtnwh Are DbnU&sed By Berlin Aug. SI—(AV—Tho 'em mm l Wednesday 1 the Cuban charge note ordering “MEO Cuban consblgr sta ff to leave the country. Dlenst ana Deutafhland reported. * iCuha b a r ordered expulsion of wren German Consuls and one Italian, and Germony earlier had responded by demanding with­ drawal o f G u b ar consuls from Complimenting the cotmeellot* Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Scott of Camp Winona, Mr. and Men. hsvo returned from Coronado Herman Morris entertained' Inal Beach where they spen; a few evening with an out-door supper ilny*. ,,c Mr. and Mr*. L P. Ohlttenden and children. Geo* rod Bob, are visiting here a* the guests Mr. anil Mr*. E- M. Swaim la v s a s th eir goest, Mr*. Swslm's mother, Mrs. J. P. Je n ig a n , of ... .. • Beverly Pa tern©, estranged wtfa of Joatph Psterno, son of the late mUUonaira builder, is shown dancing is New York with Tommy Manvilie, much-married asbestos heir, who announced they are “practically engaged." Mrs. Jule 11. V. P a. term s B e m l / i meahernIn-law, h a s’ br ought suit fo r reduction of the 9400 monthly alimony Paterno la. paying while a selectee a t Camp; , tt. C SU«! m il Colbert, J r . - 'U fxpeeUd •buna. tu m arrow front- »b- Dntver. sily «f Georgia a t A th n a where salvatgo o f Bargain he nan attended aummer school. Bob and E rnest Moi •■ I-cRoy Coaper left jrite rd a y fer A tlanta where ho *11 a; « few days, a fte r which he ful” v i the (o|dc disrUSM.il by vbit in Baxley, '.G a .. i Mr*, t). K G off at thn tni'cllng guest o f Bob M eD onak of tfie I M’prnd.iblo On** o f the F lp d Milhmllat Church, which Mr. and Mr*. Joe n-denhsmmot h i Mrnduy- evening a t tit# er, o f Atlanb ' “ .......... hook “ Out homo of “Mr*. Niuu-y 'Brock with true»li o f .Mr. — _ MU. Fred to Govern Mr>. Porter I-an.iing, co-hortoxa. llnrrw en a t their home in Mapla fod o panic «a*lmt He Tie- r . m* whero the elm* Avenue. * mpmlter I niACmhli.'il wrri) decoroil I u i'li sum m er floser*. Mr*. P. D. Scolt, Y f. E. Ruhr- man wrote tho rn ra r r '~Mrr. it. II. Pieketl, president, man end Mr*. Roy F Sim es, pinion would help' mi J p iji l oVcr ,ll v b m laostl’mis t Jr., spent y esterday, -at Ormond dream to establish 0 Hair, ai*l h0yjf,fl»r( ru m tU t.divo- llenrh ns the guegis o f Mrs. horns in America and frustrato N ssi and Oil l, ( Ifrnnlt. Mr*.,;)}McUlt HttMtnted Robert .Greenleo, forta to dothrar me Mr. and Mrs. Ollil Owen and headsman fo r' hovintf Mr. iyid Mr*. II. L. yu.ittlehitum IraplacaMa •|>ent, the weekend f Atlanta r r >v.F :i.ti i \ (is1. )<rhm ': there, tle y visited “Successful Homes” Discussed In Talk Plus S e rv le t Andrew CarraWiy AGENCY 10SH PAitK Russia and the extent and the form of it may be decided In thd forthcom ing parley betweeh Amerieafa, B ritish' am! Russian officials In Moscow." Along W ith th> N o w largest iotarid sea. j ............ T ■ ............... MAnagement lo c a te d out of Sanford on tho New Smyrna Bench Read. Rt. 67. ' J l! WINE - BEER - DANCING With square dancing every Saturday night. Musie by the Daytona Beach Hillbillies O rchestra. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH Fresh Pre-Cooled Flowers From Pipprin Gardens, Florist f they ware the salaries of all irafaaaora would ha out in half. Wa SpvcUtx a in CORBAOKS snd KHNKRA1. D K SI0N 8 W . F IR S T S T R E E T — I 'l lO N E 758-M " W e W ir e F lo w e r s E v e r y w h e r e " Tbf question arose when th» p r e n w r ifM U ked w U l effect he thought lb would have If the arst the Vlcblity of arjny camp v M«e should strike state unirvr- avs Famous oilvetware NWeot coursi* Win *<rrvw l. I n tin ' follrwlm?: Mrs. Mi I.in. TiUl*..Mr*. Toler. k lr4. .nt. B. P lak rtt. M rsT-m ntoo _ ____ . . . Mr*. O, K. OoffM Mr?. P w l John•on, Mr*.' Dwight Hmllh*'. Mr*. Kd W a n t Me*. K. W. Copeland. Mr*. J . M. I^ o n n rd . Mrs. P o rter Lansing, and Mr*^ Nancy Brock. ■ M t iim . Mr*. Rally ■laughter, Mias Winalon Salem, . . . __ __ J P . __ nuest* of Mr, and Mr*. If. c \ alhntrwara, UaOSM.. U ^ l l . ' tio sia ll. kaa Morgun on Myrtle A vague, Lumber 10 THRIFTY SHOPPER IN S/\NfX)UD STDCK-UF OR SUITS NOW) chief appeal rafarta. 0D D L Q T J, MEN’S jrablruilkmrt or V lo r c with (Wcha^ahd L O T M E N ’S D R E S S suns Broken Sizes—'A il fs a “Glve-AwJiy” Price—Come Early! W. L. Cooper le ft Sunday fo r a - short vacation a t Mas*. Mrs. Cooper w morrow fo r b asin where she wDI be jol The last In n series of flvo parties will bo bald ,a t, tho Wom.in’« Club at.SUIO o'eKek. The par tie* ar* >po*»ored by tho Club in order, t o keep .th o d u b hQtiic 1 open fo r iho aum m er fo r th* Red C m * aow tak . The public I* Invited. ANJ> V I C l N I T IAN. it fw B P : . TO.:; MI$S', TH|S Blfi EVENT! lucad this an R. V. fiheifer and I tly, Lor»t»S hike le ft for Lakeland they wip make their fulura itore* in Bon My. Shoofer will tw arapfcsyad aa \Princ*sa \ merhanlc a t tho alrp o tf a t Lake- , j PlIO N B I I READ T H E 'A D f A00NUTE INN TAMPA A ug. 21. —<^r>—A Miynill tirup a t tho Turn pit Ship­ building ('oiipany **« Mvrrted laat n ith t when me in I* r* of the Publicity Writer* unit Office Worker* Union I>k *I (A. F. L.) voted atreinut n tv%o day “holi­ day'* Friday und Saturday of thia week. HOUR so present ’J r . John “Insurance ( W e re In 1 1 .5 0 . Fancy and Whiles. • Now only— S s iS demand rs LOT MEN’S WORK PAN T9 me*t, youlhI gtignuitced ValucM In $1.50. SanforIxfd nhrunk. AkhI. colon. 1*1* 11. . Ang. *1— iMf O gW ty Board of t a t m i . h ita haaaod m h n w t t a i and aw . mu . H M ubunhip ta ta k a t to training In tavwrlably rusolts Itu h * to d lit ataudard* and «ru> « M eT 5 c9 > « tk p M * .“ LOT LADIES Lot Ladles* $10.95 WABH DRESSES 8ILK.DRESSES # Ljma Gray'and other well'known make*. • NcwaaiianlaaMC ' �\ * i ■r- •1 —• m i s SANFORD H S S j necessary hullabaloo it’e Hbaly to ■ell to a m arhst which never seems to reach tha saturation point’’. And It is a good thing for Mr. Ludlow and the book* sellers they supply th a t It doesn’t Getting s * s y from boobs— but not very fa r—a lot of tta Lave had complaints to maha concerning deliveries, la Ibis sncertiin age, of articles of this and that which wo are particular anxious to g tl—new th a t they are alow in coming. Wa can towref, e» appreciate th r 'p in n ie s whirl K. P- Dutton A Co. most hare rxhitited while w aiting f«r •The Airman,” "The Bailor," and ’ LEAVE A FIFT Y POUND, v— , C H U N K •**.!> — ------ SPLA SH f. w h u iji 'smi m i l Phillips, llelrn oh.xjvjiohn I * F irs t Federal Savings & fe.Ajan. the stale aad now Uvea in Texai m i henelf, bat cat m itW nod “ dropped her stage career. She to T he contest was dose, and the Un. Geortfl Albert Boper. B y 'S T A R g y IEMIN'OLEiCO.UNIT THE OLD HOME T O W N "THATS NUM BER *T>\REE COUHT RKCORDS HUH** ) - | HAD O R D ER S *TO "THEY, V DONT „ ’ EVEN THURSDAY/AUG UST i f , I MY w ho at* n ie t; - * " * » * • w t* w riters an *)]<*, M ont viee," Crooked an old lady w ith quhr. er™* • * * ah ajh aak ad In a book calla d -n iM tlo a a to O ta". Elias bath • Lee W baaton baa •o n the ; Thomas Jefferson Southern Award w ith a menu»*P* aalHIadt • "M r. Cworge’s J o in t" W hat canid be moan in the classical v ita aCJaffarson? It's 5^oot * *wt drink parlo r fat a Taxaa Uwi^ band by and for orgroea. Mfi. W baaton to a tri* spooeors, Dutton and the Virgtala Quarterly, were tom between tw o entries, so they r a r e the aacond honorable mention; It’s another novel, “Some Lose Their W ay” , by EloUe Llddon. She to from Alabama, and flow lives In Washington; and has the proper ancestral credentials, both grand* fa th e rs having fought in the W ar Between the States. One grandfather w as with Lee. and w as billed a t Petersburg. She has written a couple of mystery novels. This is about an actress. UNT YOU WITH TIIE EXCELLENT QUALITY OF OUR BREWS : ;, , ; u j f» Niblpek, D iaries . T. Jo,.K ai pf. Production Credit Sum. /W lldon. J . P. e t u<’ 'to Ha AJ Estrldge * t | M f | / . , McCall. K d w n td ', B fu J t ' it u . Mb*Twwfiteto.. Co. Hal l»f action o f--M o .tea* r lied path, J. A. et-sew—to l.< ~K Lasher et u* ' ' lib Coupon, When Sinned By You, Ad 10 C « U Entitlea Yoa To Condi I lent I H totoilt'fdt rarl AHeb.-Wsles AddfliV* lAihlnr to Henry McAllister ■ Assignment tC M M ig a tr A meridian Fire TWO BOTTLES OF LA TROPICAL ALE . o r “FLA. 6” BEER < . pony to RFC Sluitgagr < Rutchison. J.' 'N a t ’l. Hank iJRuUhlson, J. N nt’l Bank >,JJatctiaon. J. • N nt’l. Bank S IX B><* C A K E S OP* I C f f C X P L O P E D T O D A Y /M FRONT O F i 7 H 8 D R U <5 S T O R E B E P O R B T H * IC E M A N C O U L D A A A K E O N E S T IC K C T “ TBT lo of Orlando C. A Co. to of Orlando C. A Co. to of Orlando M M E _________ :________________ dewro NOTE TO bEA LER : Wa will redeem thin coupon from d af McAttNd dealer for 10c in eanh. borlnnintf, a bride* wT»o knew al- Iiook.s And Authors Champagne, Wine, Gin. CWdl**i, etc. Wa DtUrer, Phone » ll* ing, houaikfvping . of PA FLORIDA BREWING, INC. CRYSTALS chiMrvn. MUM. DRYING FKINIIKIO. uUnt nothin# ><>( hot |*f»wn' body » Brandy, niisst nothin# of cooking, nunag- i«n«l.;|u (f.tenti.ilit hh .ikitl IM U t>/nje untl ljfM (if mi|iwiagv. Wilt] j Willie Vcfntbles :had Ik dd m ar- 'J ill hn«l i>c#n til^niNMiIgiy, tied a t -Uifanty-topee,— fwurly galnuliy, H o d i i g l y 1djjdngir 'id twenty years ’ago. V J h .e fin d - 1pleufA “M r/ V.,” her Hu-diund. lorn would bn alm ost cightern And niiw, even a fte r eight now, a g reat big boy. Ir they month* of widowhood, Willie had all lived she would have ten rouldn’t wholly gn»e|> the fact rh ld ln n —ten pregnancies meant lluit Paul wa.Mi’l coining back. . ninety months of discomfort and that she, and she alone, m uit weakness burdened with all the for her t rood of ant: for nursery claims of the accumulat­ fend tx au tifu l, gentle Lily and noisy ing family. Flo, grow ing up now ; for V lrgiej ■Willie hail loved her husband, I.011 and Grargio and Spencer | hut In the' strain and pressnre of mid ’ W eeny. • (her life *he had had 'small time T H i is tha> tlcm e of Kathleen I to analyte, why her feelings to­ Norris’ richest, most nostalgic ward him had never been ipallo novel: the smiles, tears, sunshine »ln|ple> or . comfortahle. From tha and shadows of n woman’s life ■in the £ujr* when th r world was jrun for men. . . and tho sou rage th a t Juft, a J i-rlla g e of freedom I Htmi THEIR “WHERE CUI HOME FRIENDS’ xa i peanut Butter.... 2 lba. 23c ESH tfteWTS AND VEGETABLES Grapes 2 lbs. 15c nnn MAkAaa Grapes..... lb. 10c CAI.IK. UMUKIKi UettUce . ...hd. 1 0 c * 4 %UP. MHTI.rtY*rn -• SWUKT RVOLieit YOCA1HI PEAKS 2 lbs. isc ,« T»«i | Vr«S,,' ' lu tin g a t ■ 'f i r e t . . but eeoturiag further ami fu rth er afield as she gained confidence. ' Ami It to In the tender story of Fla's romance th at Kathleen Norris show* moat tlaarly her deep ami sym pathetla indcrstandIng of. human c ha ratter. Pote* .Hint. charming, WtforgeUhM, I’Thi* .Venables” la‘ a L o k 'w h trh touches tha secret depths of every woman's life. | From every Indlcaiitn Indl we all to hearing a U)C about Run Is . My ’ Undoing” b n irlstm astl i author li ,‘K arguerite Steen. For several years thlg lady boa been w riting good If not distinguished novcla which you've seen e a the Hate of verioue publishers, For the post two o r throe y e a n we’ve had nothing from bar. She’* been busy. The m u l t to T h e 8un Is My Undoing* a o d .4 la .U ro te big Matthew Flood, of tha I lU i.r a K tu ry Bristol yhlpplng fsm llr, whoaa determination to cosh In od the slave trade before Aboil* co: Fresh^ Fruits, Vegetables a A s s td . C O L D C U T S ii.iir, d Tlrv Ig/; dustml and hemi aged the vmiil! !money Paul .Lfl her; who bore rhililrrn, l.d.ed. land Was helpless I manner of 1saving tha pool after ■ Fin who broke if used to be fltac- of th a month ia on# of thoae four Olt ■ unseniDuloas pound pkaraaotM nojteteHNlk nar­ rative value urlpidog out flg the Sanford Paint & Glass Co, • (in n i.tjt ^_ .POTATOES .10 lbs. 18c 1 rra A X f t ) '» I 'l l , lAYOCADOS^.ljfRr f a "LCtnofT-Lntics...... d o * , ri.i.uKicr» ' * lfc PEACIIES.....V-4 / 1 ’• • n • with At-rr room da wEtTBA^ON..... 1F P:/J in V 1 Smokod BACON. LIVER A a V S L ir ^ m w o u M o i Pan SAUSAGE . ARMOUR'S BRANDED BEEF ROAST-------------ROUND STEAK- ECONOMY BEEF SALE * LITTLE PIG SALE UM-------Hik e r O a k _____ f t ULDKBB --------------------- Ot BOAiT ___________ ft ND BTBAK_________^..lb . na. a w r.irr POTATOES.......5 lbs. 19c ScedlesS Grapes 2 lbs. 15c TOMATOES.*...2 lbs. 19c Cooking Pears 10 lbs. 25c Canadian Rutabagas 3VaC FAXCT tKI-LOW • BANANAS.......4 Ibs.»17c Yellow Onions 3 lbs, 12c RICHW1P a bew ^ea . APPLES...........5 \Jr“ksi.fl n r |li r 1’#( ■ * J$ .... on. 5 c ’t* ,1 rM.Uive W o b ^ l^ ji. W W S tq i J f ic « iOnions.4 'm im m * * * BURGER....v-J.__ ___________ a SOOUAEUK hair or whoU....!._ PORK SAUSAGE______ ^ __ IR DRR-SP0 FRYER8 -.1 ...... TB SLICED BACON SQUARES. !? W b U DO(l FOOD 3*1 lb. coin 25c BORAX---- Vj-lb. can 16« BORAX...... .Vt-Rl. pto* 5c Donald Rloyn peiida out pro* BALAD DRBSf K .iuo n n n ee AdbaiMan. -NaWe • Ci wholesalers fo r all iberty magsxlna and draws Ms pay Iby naming the bool^ of the week. Mr. 8loan rates the above tome '“Triple A Plus” which to Indted an exception with Mm. And this to wtat h . has lo say about Itt T o our mind, the fireball seller DREFT SALMON-------/— No, r. * a ; 14Ke l h BATIBFACTION K R A U t-Jk ^ w i r ^ B S r ^ o 's n : QUART MUBTAWL.__._ IM B . A PT LB B D tT B *._____ �AUGUST 11, 1491 m Southern College All Florida Rodeo (Manned In Tampa Plans Graduation A nt • I (Special) Exercises Friday — TiVWIIW. i'onnel o ffice rs a* MncDill Citrus Group To Oppose Im ports • Of Cuban Fruit LAKELAND, A ug. LA K ELA N D . Aug. 21 — (SpeU l)— F lo rid . S outne.n College will fra d u a te its tfilh annual sum m er class F riday afternoon a t & o'clock in e s e rc i.e i to be held in Annie P feiffer Chapel. Bares lau reate service, were teM Sunday in the rnlleire church with Dr. J . II. T h errrll. S ta te hospital superintendent, deliverIn r the serm on. P rio r to the Frinay afternoon eora men cem ent, a column in the esplanade of S o u th e rn ', buildin f pro ject will be dedicated to th* sum m er d sn s. Individual m em bers are donating inaeribed block* w ith which sidewulks will ha laid. S laty-one stu d e n t, a re candi­ d ates for degrees and certificates. Five have applied for the bache­ lor of a rt* degree, 3H for the 21.— (S p e­ cial)— Th* F lo rid * Citron Com m lssloa will oppoa* sny fu rth e r ne*tsion* on th* Im portation C a b s g ra p a fru it in a h rie f t o b s filed th is week w ith ths com m ittal fo r raclprocity In fo -, n a tio n , sta tistic s I an •I a dm inis­ tra tis * agency In W ashington for th* 8 tat* D e p artm en t In ir id o O rn a m e n t n e g o tia tio n .. , T ^ - t f l i m b l l o n went on jv- « )***,.to iJ tr + • o v - p o sin a fu rth e r coneesslrn a, nnd i. consider In , s e n d in r reprevrnt-iIhrea to public hearin g s in » d d ‘Upn to filing a b rie f Cuba- a t • p re se n t shin, grnpof r o lt Into the U n ited S la te , d u r­ ing A ugust and Septem ber u n .::i a B)lnlmum d u ty of siv .t-n 'H a W p ^ o r-o tr 10 Month,'. T r«ite agreem ent law* perm it a m axim um re d u c ­ tio n of BO p e rce n t in norm al t a r i f f rate*, a n d this was g ra n tO l Cuba In 193-1 fo r the m onths o f A ugust and Septem ber. Irt announcing It. intention t i negotiate revision* of the C uban tra d a agreem ent, the sta te de­ p a rtm e n t m ade know n Ihut fu c ­ k e r concession, on g ra p e fru it w ould he one o f the It. ir.a on th e agenda. A ny fu rth e r conreaalona would ta k e the form cf extending th e period d uring which th* 10 percent reduction in norm#1 ta riff ra te is in e ffe c t, in ^ J d itlo n to A ugust ami S -ptem - PAGE P lV l HANFORD H S n t D . SANFORD. FLORID! » V* Selection of Susan I .ovinia P atterson, Dayton* Reach, and Molly Ann M a th is., W inter H a­ ven. as v alidirtorian anil salutatorian of the tla sa . respectively, was announced last week. O fficer, of the sum m er class are: France* Saunders. Williston, preaident; W alter P. C rutch­ Carm an prtson.r* of w a r. captured b y th* R aaaU aa mi th a E sste ra field, F o rt Meade, vice presiF ro n t, a r t lighting up d g a re tu * given them by th a lr vtetarloos foaa, according to tha official Sovlat caption w ith thla photo from Maacow. Th* Naxls are pictured la a Rad prison camp behind tha llnaa And !' . w F eld* here are «rin* ning «rvu t» records of all m en from t*v nation** onttle country, 1° *1 any •»f them have at tom« ! tm* ridden the range, bulldog»• *l o bstreperous steers, o r c th e ie .• i ngnged in occupations th at ii,| fit them to e n te r the ' I londn Roden to be held her*r the L abor Dry w eek­ end i i**i a u tn ire s of the T am ­ pa I* lu e d e p a rtm e n t S r.niy. Aug .tO, has been act n -fie as Armv Day, and a ir h*"- • •mm anders have riven p e r­ m it'* *» fi»r any soldier who witht » e n te r and trv for the met*- 'h m $100 a day in aw ards. At*>nipts m e being made to bav< *1. Aim y e n te r several of its i*' tin s r ml possibly to get i f. \v liu^t tan k s to put on ■a u y\>'\' on Army liny. t»» show apec* . thiit even if m n n r o f th e • f* r» m.Vy rbh"*'-a hucfcisu? bron' they have to rule, as u m att. • f daily routine, niechnnited .popm ent ju st ss hard te han<l!> and ju st ss capable of Ja rrirv f* .»«f back teeth as any fan tn bug bronc on the range. Citrus Croup Studies Hurricane W arnings f SirW it ot4*tJ fo r irunpow dtr I I*** hoctufo of i tt rapid and 1 complete com botUon when Ufa I powder i« detonated. LAKELAND . Aug 21 — <8pe r ia h — W ith th- h u i i ’.cane siusoii a\ailal»le at all conacctir.g at* close at hand, the Flon.U C it­ lions w ithout lo ts of tiaie. rus C mmiaaton, in ths- interest of ow ners of citru s acreage and propelty. has m ade contacts with the U nited S tates W eathei Hu renu to discover the most eape lient m ethod in which warnings may he obtained It w.na le.irned that the W eather llureau .I* % n Labltshed a special hur K-onc te b ty p e circuit connecting p|| A fa st stream lined city and airp o rt «*ff»ce« ,.n the •ervice fo r loans up G ulf of M n»co and South Allan .. to Uc . . 4*+*L* f rom Drpw riMvillr In Jacksonville. All Motion* on the -ircuit re I.oan* m ade to h u s­ crive. instantaneously. ull me» band end wife. sages w ritten on the line |»y any n ther station on the line Also a telem eter circuit connect* th** To M aker Loan* three forsernat centers on the F u rn itu re Loans At bint ic coast, Boston W ashing ten - -and Jacksonville, t the h u rrica n e talnt.voe circuit. In -title •• ' Left* K yiase way, all special re p o rts and ull and atlvii»<>i ivs a re N ear death b* Sarr IHegw ffk l.) w arnings 11 W Central A»i Orlando, Kla. Naval H oapital, Marine Ralph Kolb e rf told police he waa “ ganged up on" and beaten into insensibility at a cocktail p a rty In th* Hollywood hom* of Phil Rerf, actor'* agent, and B erg's actraaa-wife, l-eila |!yFRKB DELIVERY —P flO N R l«0 ams. W hen he regained conscious, ness, aald Kolberg, ha "heart! peo­ ple talking about what to do with th* body.* 1(1 W. FIR S T ST R E ET The Modern Signature Way Loans Auto Loans MODERN.. FINANCE C a WINES - GINS - LIQUORS BILL’S PACKAGE STORE Another Acting Barrymore, Diana, Goes Along In Her Own Sweet Way A ftg t slum ping drastically In 193* • gnd 1030, Cuhnn wrnpef r n l t Im port* in to ih - lfni*.-il S ta te * ,ro * e t# l.VIOOO box * , last th a n TO perce.-.t was Diana Barrym ore la a darkeytd, "Wtod d trrtn g th e t ’.vn.m onth dark-haired, spirited g irl of 20 p e r ttd eif low t a r i f f rote. with the manner and voice of a Official* ftf th e Citrus t om m iv woman o f 30. She lavra and reelon:'stated tho hrief i* In pro- spccta theater with all her rera of nreoarotlon and will he Barrym the ore heart. She a lready has ready before the "deadline" Set- appeared in two B roadw ay plays, OH ay. He*ri""w will sta rt 3ep- expects to appear In a n o th er this tem ber S In W ashlnetm . Fall, has had several season* in Form al a d o p tio n bv the nera- sum m er stock, *nd say* In tha m ission o f a policy o f oppcaitlon Spring she will join Hollywood’s to fu rth e r ‘ ro n c-a.ian * m ight ranks. (A six m onth's contract b rin g sim ilar a rtlo n by nieinher- was In process of arra n g e m e n t sf the F lo rid a congressional when I talked with her.) nslegatlon. D iana .pend* money. Ilka a C uban g ra p e fru it eonjeo f»*n'r th« ftl# of PlrtM, and a jrtv ly han w a d u Its a p p ea ran c e In too N c y th e rn m arket* thla se -.o n . In ­ form ed sources say thla y e a rs ' • o n W illia m between 100 000 and 11I5,POO boxen, ft I. m otilematlM t w hether any concessions liSWAM ti.g-1HalAl^tw , . - ____i t. O ctober o r -oatht er m onths >ri w orked out in t.m e to this y e a r's crcp V i t a Listed On "M y carver? (% , I kaow .,w h»t li.l-lir l." f m • l*m." ssl.l W ilbur E. llsrknes* S tate W PA adrainlstnitc.r. "H unl dreds o f re q u d j* fui jobs ara received daily hy th* W P A ." the a d m in istrato r continued, "end yet. few Jcbe arc available. Tho reduction In funds caused by the prM?Z\* ,,1 W k,U m“ k f i *"»- 1 w a n t to do w ith th a t." iha said. “ P a rt of th* y ear or. the sta g e —d ram a, r a th e r than rem e­ dy— and six m onth* of th* y e ar In th a movUa. Som a ttm * 1 w an t to do a m usical show , 1 have a s o rt of torch vole*. 1 ca* do trick* w ith It. "M ost of a ll, o f course, 1 love th* stag*. B ut I ’d like to b* in the movie* a s a money m aking business. Money slips rig h t out of my pocket. l*Ta m ade a let and iKara’a nnlhllt* Im IVa Raatr U berw * Phone S a n fo rd , F la 265 f I'm not engaged. No 1 w o n t say who’s head m an. D addy talks about _ibthings. U .a VRB.aU thasa u t r I.«S,4 w o n t.Tkaw’ea T key'ra n o t th s kind of th in g s 1 w ant to discuss." .D iana.leaned tow ard her m irror and smoothed her raaks-up w ith a ra b b it's f o o t Above a p air of black slacks she waa w asting * m annish belg* sh irt With the low er half unbuttoned, the fro n t ends kno tted a n d tuck id' In. l«avIng a tria n g le of the U hrrym ors d iafh rag m in view . I . . A t she cinched the k n o t* gray h aired m aiden lady . p a le d h s r iw ant.So tall toyed you In b e tte r th an D iana *ni l b»n turned took; “T h a t “ T" H e w sre on D U na't i “ l^ d d y possible to hire scarcely more ? * » " • “ u than -half of those individuals baw | n ' out certified a t being eligible fo r » • » w rong.' y .i T Y o u 'l l s w i t c h , w hon yo u to o , rea d o f a ll th e s e H G O O D R IC H \ FI RSTS1 n rr v• ; r» ’! . h ixjy al-fg m lly Western and Native. Cuts of w ith bar m ouw Strangs, tha w riter). Mrs. Murrtapa lip GALA CELEBRATION! y e a n ago Ulan* mg and played around d "B ut you coudn’t prh think a f cafa society r said. *1 haven't bean night club fa r six moat “ I’d ra th e r t i t aver a bear and dlacuaa poll cruxy about lb—n a d b nSS 70thJ0SUEE • EVERY StlVERTOWN I s b u il t w ith l straig h t from poop la u S U R A M I N th* mazing V /R E 71 YEARS OF SEIKO FIRST IR RRRRERI Coaaa oral Co m aUt Visit our aaw boas* of lira vataas. We're calabcttlag, B. F. Goodrich Is calobratlaf aad everybody’s happy aboot tha seasarinael aaw SUvanowa* vre’re odarlag lor Ik* less Um s i ow JuhUa* calaheatloe. m T IA O I s I N: \v ji \ JY ff If 1 || ' NOW! 1 V e esa ots yowr old tiros. Now 1* tha lima to ^ FIRST automobile sold with pneumatic tires — equipped by Goodrich. FIRST in America to build cord tires for automobiles. FIRST to develop a black tread for longer mileage. o FIRST to lo w e r tir e c o sts with “accelerated curing." FIRST to V IT A M IN - g u a rd A m erican IncUpondcnce with tires of syn­ thetic rubber. IT IS JUST AS IMPORTANT KNOW TH E CORRECT TI PERATURE OF YOUR REE GERAT0R AS THE OVEN IN W eek •1 1 I i l f l - I A V I R tlL V IbT k fs " T h s fa fc It T h in g on Wh« ■ nhfcessnoe sklc extra mileages greater proteettoo froee skids end blow-outs, riding c o n te n d ^ m o o in g . ' . * % �J J1 i A# M A fttli ?i i l L l m ; c - k :,, npoo a n lra ! a t it Potomaa a tta r a 15-day «aa trip during which LUh Prlmo M lnlattr W inston Churchill aboard tho I IL ». • * A n r - U and H 8, P r i n o .1 W . ■ a *-- w--- - ilotar to w ar. Saatad n ax t to tbo Pros •C ap t John Bardall, and in f r f n t 'l tend adm inistrator, who atUndod •* confarsnea. ^ s'-!T ■ ./. W W lP tH W l* 'tJM fcv * ! .v i & S i !•« W • . « ' . . ■■ w»* •S t' ...r i.- .' ■ " ■ . ^ 1 soon b eh er^ th * dream,;; i l Is a B eat on tho, 60-yard $ of tha*: field whe& hfrwon'l * W ts« adyemainjrcoluni ns Im h ' �I < ' % • 7 ‘ -V - . - ...... - ' ------ — ------ ■--------- --------- > • m ■. • , . v n .iSa n f o r d h e r a l d . b a n t o r d , F l o r id a PACE SEVEN ■ 9:46 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:05 11:30 11 :64 12:00 W ill That W heelerRooseveltFeud * o —ie a------- la s s ie s Of History? ASHIN 4 * t n e 'l t o No. i sit* of the to ttle a l t administration, it to to on* of *\hn ■ of American po• h r a •llk-atrwkferagn And Alex•Im dallto m e to ’ W aT roakh iD flghter, has jKoOMTi lfa tw o moat apot•1 s tr u g g le s - - o v e r tb* -T* ■ to Court enlargement plan •T ar the country'* war - pol­ a r, *tto throat ' oi war and f apUta- hare dram atiied the M V flmona political antago ia. Moot of theae feuds have H'to twMW member* of tha i pArtr. One deprived Maine'* bant James C. Blaine of the of S tate Jefferson Tf ' of the T rrasuary requcntly were on tha - ... „ ■u . . -----. dee!lies over the rights of the individual and the separate states a i against those of the fed­ eral government, with Hamilton the proponent of a powerful cen­ tra l government. Although Federalist Hamilton and Republican-Democrat Jeffer­ son were said to have tried to re­ move each othrr from the cabi­ net, neither leader publicly In­ dulged In rabid verbal onslaughts upon the other. Their duelling, flat-fighting fellowsrs, however*1 toased1tarried Invectives, "^federalists, shouting for wsr sgalnst the France to which Jef­ ferson was friendly, thus toasted the new President. John Adams: “To Adams, may he say thousands of Frenchmen with the jawbone of Jefferson." Republican - Democrat* n tlW hemrffon ''a rt1English monarchyloving Tory" ami spread mali­ cious atorles of ,'his affairs with The Airman was kilU4 and tha tf lfin ttr Btriootly Injurtd whan thla Dotira and Ova milk train eara a Mr*. Reynolds." aara derailed at MUIbom, N. J. Thera w tra no paiaencava aboard. Tb# lackiw m na train tw unf around The break between President i aharp curve laading Into tha itatlon, stm c i an obstruction on tha track and toppled over. Officials did not Andrew J ark son and hia vice ireailent, John C. Calhoun, came n "an era of volitical hydro. flirt. phobia." Calhoum resigned as the a ct within it* jurisdiction. •When Calhoun'* Soutk Caro­ Calhoun lashed at the "spoila etc* president and won a *e«t in the senate when Old Hickory took lina “nullified" a ta riff art. Jack- system** under Jackson anl sup­ WDBO a strong "nullifies- ton issued * proclamation of ported a Semite revolution which _ stand against _ •ion- ’ State-Righter Calhoun warning to the people of the ernsuretl the |*re*«i*lrnt for ra held that If an act of Congress state, ordered a naval force to oc- moving gnvenim rnt ileponita from lonlghl'a Pr.graa* seemed unconstitutional to a cupy Charleston harbor sod said the United Staten hank. "il Baseball Score* One legend ha* it that Jack- 6 state, the latter might properly vrivatsly he would, make Calhoun Musical Interlude suspend or “nullify" operation of the llra t victim of any open con- son Y* dying wt>rd« were: M! should t :» UP N tv a in Buppcr ' Hour J News nf the World 1* 10 Carl lloff O rche.tra SI !)S Michael lu rin g O rchestra H:IS U nion Wells. News 10:00 Mai llallett IO:IS l,e* Brown Orchc«tr* 10 no Press News tin Sign Off 10: |.» Tosaomrsr-* Crngroaio 0-30 Morning Roundup 7:00 The World T od.y 7:16 Itreakiast Brevities 7:45 Four Singing Salesmen 8:00 UP News 8:10 Program Resume 8:15 Morning Devotions 8:30 Cood morning from Syt»M 8:46 Tune* from the Tropics 0:00 Diana Drew 0:05 Black and While Notes p i l l ?jg y r t and E U rye M .irfir| O rrint»»p!lipi •J I S u n n v Woni.tii ««f I'tuir ii»p * to Renfro V a ll«v Folk^ J | -» Kx|*lortf»u S|».m* •J r,r. 1*t * «n wv : uo Song* «»f • ht i - ami I’om* f*.»t « 2 J'. 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Rspublcan ho., nf Nrw York, twlc* thwart­ ed ih.* |H,pul«r James (1. Blaine* attempts to win the 0 . O. P. in. tdcnlinl nomination. And when pimnp l irtII y was nominated, t niikliiig's failure to support him prrvenlnl his election. The feud starte<l while both were mcml>ers of the House of Representative*. On one oceaalbll i gkeu Blaine was making ,a ■* lpe,Th. Conking In U m p U d him ftvcral lime*. The annoyol “ plume.1 knight" said Conking •'strutted like a gobbler" and TWirmhled “a SlllgVil C«t." Th* N<W Yorrr never forgave him #0* that. When Blaine was runnil against Cleveland for Um M ■ . criminal Taw.- Cleveland nosed out Maine, winning New Yoeh elate'* d o c to ra l vote by a *llm margin. The break between Teddy Roosevelt . In i I’rrshlent i T aft, erstwhile warm friend* and ,pdIRteal allies, split the Republican f i f ty wide open It) l i l t and re* In Woodrow Wl • tartad stive R eM rs o n i t administration. T aft, In 'a speech a t Hoaton, areussd T. 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C roat ' •/ . *bTAm baaaa^rJBM pb CUrh Grow and Japaano foreign MhtlaUc Admiral Taijhw Toyoda la Tokyo. Grow If reported to beva warned T vedn th a t jG fria e a free. aura will ha latenaiflad nnlaaa Japan maker foadamental'chaagaa la h at feretgMy eltry. former U. S. Minister to Thailand (Siam), Hugh 0 . Oraht rablH newspapers In hb-hem a ettjr of moral waa rallroadad" and that ■Inttraita hoatlla to American Govrrnmrnt" wore ratponalbla. Ha aald bo would “announce facta on arrtral In Waahiagtan.a Tbo State Papartmant recently attnaunerd »cI ceotanca of Grant'a rtalraatlon. I ** ***** • 1 JJ* ahortaga In the eastern Urtttad «tatoa b dno to British taaccording to Jemea AMoff'tt, of Hrw Yorfc who waa MeT^ f r7- r f tlosjal Petroleum War ScrrJoa Cotnmltteo. *“ Ha axpUinad th a t Britain's failure ta load oil a t tho nearsst aourco of supply waa reoponstbla fo r tho tan k er shortage ta re th thaa t forced her to appeal for U. 8. tankers, leaving th is country w ithout ade­ quate transport facfUtloo.' . Cboda Smith (right), of Akron, O., eomforta Charlea Me Denials, of Charleston, W. V a, who flnbhad second la tha national Soap B o ^ Darby a t Akron. Smith, tha w in * »«r, racoivoa a four-year college acholarshlp. C ontestant! ware cheered on by 100,900 spectator*, 'Central Freer) ant Roeaaralt la pictured w arin g hit h a t a t tha ' croyd th a t greeted him upon arrlral a t Rockland, Me., aboard tho yacht Potomac a fte r a 13-day aea trip during which he met British Prime Minister Winston Churchill aboard th r ha*, tlrihipa U. a 8. A ugusta and It M. 8. Prince ef Wales. Rooievelt aald the peace program they drew up doe* not bring tha United Ktatra any cloier to w ar. Heated next to the P rciident U his naval aide, Capt. John Dardall, and in fro n t b j Harry Hopkins, leaac-lcnd adm inistrator, who attended the 1 conference. hi J" • 77*] m ■ ■ ■ on 5 0 -yard lin e! v > JH'I I J ^ D ^ U ^ .V W M by fallow-workers. With it la carried to • waiting (a Mtlmated aa a t Icaat a sabotage, while S rtaaa through Ih* ruina for bodlca of rk 'tiau . . ‘‘j V' QTTS'SGRAP BOOK By m R is c o n i w • t h r i 'I t t i r t H I a n f th e * «* 'W * <W \ I season will scion be here, the dream j&y foot&ill enthusiast is a seat on th e; 50-yard t-rio r h t in 'V . T | • f i i a l r l m h o w o h A - w o n ’t " ‘Trj ' :7 ‘ ' i ti aiiy of the action. 41.{,'?*&• B : f i • , ,> t - <. And you’re on^the 50-yard line, too, this very mom ent You won’t rrtiaa a thing, from where you’re sit. -v* tinf. Spread out<l»$>re you, in the advertising columns W g | information which wUl U ^ i l P j ^ y o u and your family. 1 : fitfjgT r ^ * " ,th irtiio w ;/ | newspaper are truthrtews of j» ? . You can spend f ^; H ^ where yo“’re 8lt- . • w ii V .V * % \ .• j • * m • ; . m I P 1 X l*., itttjf'-J • «1—■eR* i f ? ' ! : ’ffr jiL Z ir ~ .• . - ■» * t ’1} . c _• _ . ' . • . V; -Mr f W ’ »1J v X * ’V‘ if. S'^ i.w.-.i.rr > v . • . yv ' O % ■A M . i f d .1 > �I ' T h u r sd a y , 21. \ m a u g u st : r THIS SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA — -I ■ ■■■ ■ ■ v : f. s f v e > I 'Will T hat Wheeler Roosevelt Feud Rank Among Classics Of History? 'B y 41 P.XAXnfcR R. C.EORGP. W A SH IN G TO N . Au*. 21.—</TV— T ha feud betw een lita P resident hand Montana*! k BaU llng B u rt” •W heeler. d«A s'b«om e the No 1 p o litica l' anim -wity of the battleffto d d e d ' R oosevelt adm inistration ' I t may tu rn o u t to he one of Thr classic en m ities of Am erican poI'tiUea! 'history. ” ■Since lllc d a y s when sllk-stoektng*d T hom aa'Jeffrrw p i a n d Alex'* n d e r H am ilton alm ost tam e to £ dowa In th a r a b ln ft e f President •"W ashinrlont th e voters h a r ‘ ■I tlrred-'B y hlatfirv-thaplng feud* * * * * * • ahox". poutlcoa. ' Senator ‘W heeler, long a roogh !*nd tum H c political fig h te r. has W an the re n e ra lly recoirnlird lead ers of the opposition in PresiJ t a t R oosevelt’a two m ost apol>lighted s tru g g le * -o v e r the S u ­ prem e C ourt enlargem ent plan 'a n d over th e c o u -U y 'w w a r. pul-. < k tr^ * r 7 i e • W ar, th e ib r r a : o o f 'w a r and p a rty sp lits have d ra m a tiied the .'n a tio n ’s fam ous political antagn " lla m a. Most of these feuds have le a n -b e tw e e n m em bers o f tha aaihe p a rty . One deprived M aine's b rilliant Ja m es G. Illaine of the Presidency. S ecretary o f S ta te Jefferso n la n d Sffrctm ry of lh«» T rrm tuary _ over the right* of th r individual and th r «rpnrote n* against <»f lh** fedrf» | jfovpTDmFnt, with Hamilton the proponent of n powerful erntr a l fOTpmmfnt. A lthough F ederalist Hamilton nnd Republican Democrat J e ffe r­ son w ere «anl to b avr trifd to r e ­ move each other from th* rabinet, neither Irad rr publicly indoljre<t In rabid verbal onslaught* upon th r nther. Tht-lr durlllnc* fist-fig h tin g follower-*, however, toaoed torried Invective*. *'IV«Wr*lf»U. shouting for Seif*' ■gainnt the France to which J rffe rto n w«* friendly, thu* to afted the new President, John Adam*: **To Adam*. may h r *ay thou* *an«l* of Frenchm en with the jaw bone of Jrfferm ui." Republican • Democrat* called Ham ilton “an Kuglmh monarchyloving Tory” an«l spread mallclou* atone* of .‘b u a ffairs wrtb a Mr*. Key nobis.” T he break betw een President Andrew jArk*«>n and hi* vice p rrailcn t, John (V Calhoun, came in Ma n era of volitieal hydro phobia.** ('alhonrn nniirnf'l as vice president amt won a -cat in the senate when Old Hickory took a strony stand .igainst "nuilific.i lion ” State R ich ter I alhoim held th a t if an act of fmigrr:** Kecmeil unconstitutional to a *tate, the la tte r m ight properly *u*pend or -nullify** operation of Tomorrmr-v rrn c rim i rt 10 M orning Roundup 7 00 The W orld T. hI-> 7.1ft H rrakiaM Hr*\iin-« 7 Ift F our Singing S.»l« -i H nil I T N’i-w* H i l l P rogram Resum e 8 1ft M orning pevntion* H:.10 flood tnortnng fi m ru se H:tfi Tun*** from Ui*». J 0:00 pinna V f • ~IK> H))*f m ti W. vV r RICES •cnlali* what iKi nbetrnrtirm waa the a rt within its juri*di<*tion. When < alboun'.s South C iroIiiu **nullifi«d ‘ a ta riff a t. Jack •on issui’d a pm claiu.it mn of w arning to the people of the sta te , ordered a naval f*urt» to i*c «upy C hai li irbor and «.nd vrivalely hr would m akr Calhoun thr first victim uf any open con- TABLE SUPPLY STORES LOVETT’S STORES PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES II IN CP OWN 6 / Ll/ t H P LA 7 t I VOTED best 1 •V*V-* VfHJUMU - .‘*i+ •ere derailed at Mlllburn, N. J. T here w*ra no p a u e n g e r, aboartf. Tl t sharp curve leading Ini. tha station, struck an obstruction on the tra< III RETAIL Stoats i:.\!)t() NEWS L ow agt t v r y d a y tonight** Program * •"i Itasetiall Seoics Musical Interlude •I W New* ui S upper Hour *•» Ia**t We Forget i • ‘ poll* Reporter • Sam T u ff **F«ce of the W ir’* n Society for the l’re*eprRl int of R u b e r Shop Q uar••t Singing in A m m c* Flnter navi* anil tho New* *» \*ailemy V U Prew 9:0ft Rh*ek ««%d t t ’dur* 0 tft Myrt and Marge Award o n jr r e f s o f Furt on iH ntit MlP^r I *. P rofessor Q uit b e * hanged <*alhoun** It.. I '..nklmit, R rp u h k an . »..........| \ r « York, tw e e thw art, . i •(„ ilnr*-liiiiic* G Blaine's j n ‘i.i,i|,|s t.i 'sin th r G IV B. i>• . i* tili.iI A ihI when | |t - ... tm llv was nom inated. i rik.|tM-^'- f hiIo i ** to support him |,t t s%hi,si i\is c irri ton. Ih.- fend s la rtn l w hllr both h h . mo m l-rfs of the House of Brptt srn lativ cs tin one occatldn Oh, n Hlalnr * a s m aking a i|in rh. Conking iiilcrruptcil him iiM i.ll In in s The snnoywl ••pliimed k n ig h t” -aid Conking '.iiiilted like a giibhler'* and ra* ■i-miiled “a sim ps I c a l ” The N*Jf Ynri-r never forgave him for lh.il When Blaine was running aeainsl Clevi land for tho I’rc slUnry, hr sent an em iaaary In aak Lnoljing's aid in the cam paign. • Ike la lte r'a anfvrrt w ns: Ml h r r ^ ' since flvAa the prartiM * t f crim inal la w .-' Cleveland noaed 1 • u l Illaine, winning New York i slate's rk'Cloral vote by a slim margin. 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Bob Feller May Be Deferred From D raft Because Of Ailing Father CLEVELAND, Aug 21 — (/Pi forced to use savlngi to support — Tho disclosure th a t P itchsr jdependants, the Clsreland News Bob Feller has been sp c ii,. ii„ declared Feller "has direct prc. ■boot 17500 a year to provide [cedent for seeking deferm ent." SmUanl treatm ent and travel f o r > Rapid Robert, who la await kla ailing fath er led to specula- jlng classification by his Kelectivr 'Uon th at tho strikeout king might [service board, had only this com­ bo deferred from arm y service, .m ent: " I have never a'Jced for . Noting th a t tho Philadelphia! deferm ent and t won", ask— that Athletics' Benny McCoy w is |l» purely In the hands of the fsrrod under a prcsId-nUnl ruling [d raft board.” th a t selectees should not bo C. C. B lapnkka, Tribe vice president, csatioosly mad* this brief statem ent: " If I b a n • cor reet InU rprcU tlon of 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 m atter, w* will ( ir e It considerable more study/' Th* News summarised the $45,000-a-yrar pitcher’s situation this w ay: 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 treatm ent and ycar-arouad sunshine and must spend aom* time each year at By STANLEY ' J O H I W ETYA' r coN H *oneP ‘ -THe SHOWER ■re iT H » v p ip s W HOM * . m b m t W, Chapman Ready !Miami Group To Defend Title | Would Buy Out At Omaha. Tourney' Tropical Park . ig rf ** Jabk Supply M y OMAHA, A DCMIAMI, Aug. 21 —<AVChapman, th* defending James Donn, secretary of tho plon, chocked la a t U>* C Gables Recta” Association, oper-; field club Wednesday and ------ ---— ainr of Ihe Trrplc-rl P ark herso mads official t . _______. . trick, . said W ednesday, he head•or „ . the U. „a. Coif Asaoelatioa’s ■* ... - ,,,| J a P eal svndlcat-r negotiating 45th am ateur championship. for the purchase of a controlling whkh opena there nenut Meoday. interest In th* plant fo r “« little Chapman, ,fc------ - "who k- *has “ * 1been ----- help­ over a million d o lla rs” ing to koop arm y filer* fit at Bonn confirmed th at 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* U a slue, sad sold be d He raid th at E tw tn N. B ri­ stopped off en route In North sker.- ytwsdilervt r f s a otl eomuanv Carolina and Tsnnsaaeo to koop h> r e . and Oeorgo \7 . tjn g fa rd , hU golf gam* similarly tuned. y,,_.......rra .... l 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. T hr deal, he declared, had not I-co Walpor of W aebtagtea, il . t* —, r - -l-Tr imsfc-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 f s 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 th r rro tn d t. tho two qualifying 13-huleroundStm*. P^n-tor H f ir v on Monday and ’luowiay wit* chargr.l in th? Mario Gon tales, tho olim Brail* th**f r n 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 rom m :'«ion qualifying-round loador two years r^p-nMy took no r.etinn nn Trooago at Chicago. Thoy will too off ;<•*! Park's rrn u a l enpllfitinn fer a t 1:03 P. M. C. b. f s ) for the one ruling dato*. n!lh i»'rh nt th r first round and 10:Ud A. M. time were allotted to neighTuoaday. horing Hialeah Park. Billows or Ftwghiloopsie, N. Y j; r r i- j iir who mlasod by one stroke In th e : 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 d rain er of B alU aoro second annual $1,000 St. J hns and Gene Miftoum of Omohs County Fishing Tournam ent 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 ppcst m SLICED OR IN PIECE Assorted Cold Cuts . Cottage Cheese. •. ■ ro v r m i A l b e r t ...u. can iocI c o r n WR6AKH STlt-SON/THAT HANDY MAN WITH 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 N 1A D B S O M B C O N N B C T /O M S • ______* a c o m w jt. A KlfiTT By PAUL ROBINSON GOODNIdHr.^ S O T H C B lG S k flP P G fc k— G AVE M ,i BUNK 7 0 TH O SE S E E YOU O N DEOCWTIjej THE MOVIE 1 W A S S H E U ..^ THANKS TOR SHOW ING r U S THE ton, T**., who won th* U. 8. public link* crown lest month. Chapman la on* of tho few outof-town* r i who hav* arrived to far. Ha found the court* In fine •hap* along the fairw ays, 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 h at managed to dent the fie ld ’ d u b ’s p ar of 71 Gcod man, who has been plsylsg steady but not spectacular golf, squalled It Tuesday. B ut Stanley Davies, th* club -1pro, expects thsrsU be a t . least one man able to gtv* th* court* a gotig-over GERBERS OR CLAPPS STRAINED STANDARD NATURAL BABY FOOD Th* Hottest P/Jce . E f^ r. G et Y o o n N ow ! •Vegetables. Morning Ri s a p .U Ol* Mayo clinic. His phyttleariS ta s b T h o m a t iptind :tb# Winter Bob’s mother has lu fffre d re­ current Headaches since she was bit by a foul bell In Chicago hey. w h izzer / pur a L depth* BOMS UNDER. T HIMJr . s u s s j m r s n n s g m/yw Y .-asdatocepIss u nr Heel pstslisla sod wo i km to Whip go Into o a r B rako HaUaiag Jobs, lasy MflOS If you prefer. Tskssdvsoi tag* of thl* 5-day Brake B tllalag Special- ' R c iru U r ISA O B ra k e R c lin lo g J o b N o w Strickland Motors, Inc. i law yers la SeepItal hart LONE RANGER .lbT6c LETTOdT ONIONS Z lbs. 10c POTATOES 5 lbs. 17c P O T A T O E S -M lb a .l7 H c ECONOMY SALAD DRESSING FANCY PACK DRL MONT* It Won’t Lm I Long ; At T h ^ .P r k o Got Y oon ’ Early. ! Ne s I TW C k a . . . 8anford. Fla. ements ClapsiHed SITUATION WANTED MAID — FLORENCE TERRY GOOD OPENINO In Argo LIMA Del Monte I �4ft J e r a ld VfEWBt'Al'KM ExtxbOahud In 1908 SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A , F R ID A Y , . King's Cousin Visits N. Y. Defe: m g , Roosevelt Says President Sharply As­ sails Figures Men- Plane Output Is Admittedly Slow Surveys By War De­ partment Show Esm timatea Being Met WASHINGTON. Aug. 22 —1 — Sham ir a Availing thu figures cited by Senator M. Byrd (D-Va.). President • Roosevelt asserted today that while American defense pro­ duction never had been com­ pletely satisfactory, on thi ----- « v e ra g e -tt* w w rq jrt6 ~ ~ « ir • mate. Roosevelt; commenting on Byrd’s statem ent made earlier tr. the week th a t defense productior la lagging seriously, asserted i War Department chick showed n Byrd wen wrong in all categoric: nln n n a 22. Efforts Made To Tax Exemption Lay*New Link In Pleas Rejected State Highway 44 By Commission Stretch Would Join Fund For Florida Ex^ Lake Shore Boule- hibits Is Approved f- Vard A,onff River ' By County Board jointly by th* Office of Produe Mon Mianagsm rnl and tha Office Control and Civilian aupNEW YORK. Aug. X2.- W ) - ^ f t 1Price Federal authorities haro before 1,T wlll s ta rt a t 28 1-2 percent August, September, October In aeaterq you ere with me aa to tha pranarration of th a t m art Im portant freedom. B ut wkatba* an Indjvk dual who campaigns again st tha principle! and pelkiea o r a po­ litical P«rty rrU lna tha rig h t cf m-reberahlp In th a t p a rty la a different question. “Patriot lam la N m e n e e lrtn o r* Important than party loyalty, but. whan party loyalty goat hand-inhand with diTOthm to a u r coun­ ty, and • d a t a m a t i o n to keep that country t o t W d> l « lh*T? |a no dW alon of aJWgUnc*. I lary. aad eo thla road Sutra Implicit t o * I*. * • , Toath M ilt Into Sanford, af thla nation . . . 1 m l f th a t Ume,” ha raid. you to kaap #y«ur m nka clear and d e a n of w hatever e u h r.ralra lofluaaea may add la ooi country* p arti er »*Jf“ Band D epartm ent and nil other* concerned w ith thla project. Mr. Hlgglwa ealri, “I am grati­ fied th a t a fte r all there year* thla road construction baa a c tnally begun and th a t we b are been ta a u n d by W. D. LaVUIe, dtrlalon eagkw er t o th a State Read D epartm ent a t DeLenJ, Subversive Activity Charged To Official I-ondon Is Ready To Dispatch Troops If Reich Units Stay •In ■Jr*f rolumnn Retired Officer, Dies In Richmond Cnl. Charles William South™!.' Hallett ratirad British arm y offi­ cer and former resident nf Gas. selbcrry, died last Thursday In Richmond, Va., a t the age of Hd, it was learned here today. Well known aa a sportsman and big gam s hunter, Gol. Hallett had bevn a aolonel in the Royal of Scote British arm y. First Regiment of foot, which wi< known aa Pontius Pilate's body guards. He served 20 years in India with tha British forces and hi* father. Col. C. iW. Ilallatt, com ­ manded th# Bengal artillery dur­ ing th* Indian mutiny a t Agra, India. Col. H allett'* father car­ ried hla small son to safety when Hi* mutiny began. Survivors Include a son. Gapt. Clement* Hallett of Gasaellvrry, * *° British army offiPrivate funeral »rrvirr» wrre htld In Richmond laat Thursday. C harlta and Volla Williams, J r . have paiaed th eir 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 * ed In DeLand thla summer, it was learned today. T h a r a rt the aona o f Mr. and Mr*. Vella Wil­ liams o f Sanford. NEW YORK. Aug. 2 2 .- 0 P ) Valid, J r . haa received hla pri­ The British prosi aervic* an­ vate pilo t’s Ilean**, while Charles nounce* th a t tha famous battleWill lama need! additional hours icnrrsd aircraft carrier Illuatrlou* before be obtains hia. is hi an AmarlUan shipyard undargelng rvpalra’ and that Cap.t Ixrrd Goals Mountbatton, couain «f King Oeorga VI, who arrived by (Upper Tuesday, would comu end the *hlp and aupervis* re­ pair*. . Th* announcerntn, authorised 8y the British ministry of Inm e lien In London, did not dlit* th* exact whereabouts of .PO LK . U .. Aug. 22 lb* 29,000-ton vassal. (AT— Llaut.-Qen. W alter KrueWASHINGTON, Aug. 22 Troaif S a f the Bay Seouta af ger. commanding general of the Tnb P ddaral Reeerr. America will bald lie flrat meet OP)— Third Army In a blistering crita f th a naw P a ll e e a ia p . Monday Iclun of ha ndling troop* thus far night a t TitO o’clock a t tha Jua> In maneuver* here, Thurmlay lor High School. H. E . Morria week ended Aug. IS were 40 aald th a ra ^ h m j^ bean • stupid percent la rg e r than In tha correraid today. » danger of air Plana fa r a camping trip to ipobdlng week teat n e r . T A L L A H A B IU . Aug. I I In Urn week waded Aug. o O arem or Holland told the ■aloe w arn 41 percent above tael Florida tax Inquiry council Thuroleather, • will ho made* Mr, M et­ year, and ta tha f e a r week) iley th a t hualaeae need no longer ric aald. I t in planned ta makd ended Aug. 18 th e y averaged 38 ba afraid of "being jumped upon a ir attocka in all. the trip to th a blend tip bento. percent morn than In tha elmllir with unforeeeen aad confieeatory mutated be i th a t hla whulo All membac* w r theea who urn purled h u t year. ■■ n k t n t e fa r taxation." arm y mlghl iva bean destroyed Inter**ted la barn * W ..« n e u * e r« B a nrgad tha council to con- the accuracy o f tha eounl and certified It. Randall Chaao aad Ralph B. W ight appeared before th a Com­ mission end aakad th a t th a Coun­ ty approprlata e a fund to the Is Repaired In U. S, 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 Rabies Vi Only Oi DeLand Replies Tq Orlando’s Charge UND, Aug. H -4 J P )~ ■tone, replying to t Voluala County runted Orlando Air la a "ruthleaa, unn aaner, Thursday raw batveew ArI V oluala county ructpltated by e r iw charge a f 8gt. 'ty a f the Or Iantw o Vtorida high ■ntardey night LOCAL W EATHER _ ■ .. — - - I ’f f r T **acoreh«*d earth** polu y ttorm lnf !«»• wirct I rn im ra tl today aa thnu«ami« of the rity'n rlvilian** volunlerrrd for aervlre in the proplr'n army. Monrow aaiil a fte r four riaia of hitter f i f hl i nc on t he outer p r r i v l r r of I ^nin■raH'a Hrfenaeo. the N aiU appeared to have made no aignifirant pritfrena. Mf t*«nrl«ila4 Prase Tlmiixnmlx of l,<*iumrmil civilinn* won* roiMirlod voliitt. I»’«rimr Imlnv D'r I lie ix>oplt'n arniv »■< German nleire (•nlumiiN presseil on the litv frnni three illreellmw niul threnleneil t<* lilant the old Cznrist fAPilnl to ruins i f i t is defeiiiltMl. Cattlemen Told Chances Are Good For River Floo d . Control Project O' . . . . . Spanish War Vets Support Roosevelt Colonel Hallett, “We are readv to serve you, »ut commander-in-chief, In any capacity, and with th* same loy­ alty, patrloliam and dtvolion that we axhlbitad In 1898," a falagram sent to the President • aid. "You may count upon ua to th* last man.- lian eln lrd Irnw|i4 ttrrp rrl>«irtr«l rh rrk in f Ih r (irrm m aeaboard _ Two Sanford Boys Finish CAA Course . Nazi Siege Columns Drive Toward Town Front .1 Directions; Icosses Suid High New War Theater In Iran Is Seen Soviat troopa c arry in g out S talin'a G*a Allowance May Be Cut 40 Percent KaaaovtlL A “Scorched KarthM In Ukraine 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 *nn,lghbora“ ‘ to " " work “*yirtaH *V. ,TW“ncin.f .tk/ Bl" 'U l>’00t1^ t mornlnw and homo aeeln laat •* lhe flr*t four month! of U»e night, and lnterruptlona In Ihd rondel year would bo cut 28 1-2 city’* business and Indwatria! Ufa Kpcrr.nt. were reduce.I greatly from Wad-' A total of 4.297,000 paaaenger nesday whan tha *tart of tha gars wrre made during the 1941 According lo the official (irrm .m caption with thi-* photo, atrike a t 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 llc rlm , rk rn in u in pra^onta nr*’ trolt'a workara unawara. duction would bring this down to 2.14K.800, the emalleat In any )T*ar ihown aalvaging w heat f r om n g ra n a ry M*t afi re by re tre a tin g OMAHA, Aug. 22.—(JP)—Jo»c It.Hanley of Perry, N. Y., newlyrlegted commander of the United •Spanish W ar Veterans, pledged tha support of tta entire organllatlon T hunday to President m * m e r m a n s Auto Production Cut Of 50 Percent Seen two weeks , N T M H K It .10.1 Government D Second Ship Leningrad.Citizens Unwill mg - l a fare la T wo Manage Plant Weeks Rages Enlist To Defend NEW YORK. Aug. 22 —HP)— HYDE PARK, N. Y., Aug. t l myateriou* origin — OP)— Prusldent Roosevelt told A firr of Finnish m otonhip a pres* conference today the for* alx-ard the Aurora raged five ernm ent did not w ant to„ tak* freighter 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. D thrr 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 w aterfront blare Mon­ th s . 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 i AWhlla prelim inary w ork la unSitting aa a tax equalisation t o way on State* Road 44 pea- board, t t a Bcmlnola County Coin* ktrato ry fa p arin g It, effort* million yraterday afternoon turn|M tefn x made ta lay ft new ad down SO raqotat * fa r home- # Member Associated I’rena 1941 » Vessel I n P r e s i d e n t Roosevelt Finnish ■ New York’s Harbor Says U. S. Doesn’t Want To Take Over Burns F»v «l*Hours; New Jersey Firm First Officer Dies _ Preaident Rooaarelt 'aald la«t night ha thought th at Damocrata In Congress who harn_ _ jp ln ed "obstructionists" of n if N iT n r ii paredneaa w a rt “In ' th a w rung party." Ia~ a aiiaaaga to tba national convention of Yeung Demoeratie Clobn, th a Preaidant aald: .. • " t Ilka tha m l a f you, begad that domeatic polities would play A UG UST H anford lx T h e O nly C e n tr a l F lo r id a C ity A ffo rd in g R a ft. H ig h * a. A nd W a te r T r a n s p o r ta tio n All through tin* night, Ihc Itus. Ian* Kcl Army tr.Mjp* b*U llisl in lat.- summer .rainstorm * In rherk the main N an drive* a- round Novgerod und Klngisepp. A dol’ H itler's field head­ q u a rte rs, asserting the "enem y a caaualtie* aro unbellevahU high, f v U reported more than I.250.OOO Rit*■isos had I evil taken prl»oner. Si-minidr Cminty cntllem en were The S a ri were silent on G erm an rh eered l,«l«y by n re ie irt that losses. they stood "u g.*,*! chance" t » Amid this r n tir n l hour in th« g .'t em ergency flood control pro­ r,2 day old stru g g le, a new th e a te r jects to relieve their flooded pa*; ■if war R|i|M'ttrnl on t i e verge of ture*. opening in the oil-n ch kingdom of The report was made by W .1. Iran (P ersia) Steed, III Undo a tto rn ey , who London indicated th a t (ir r a t w ent lo Wn diington in the introops terwsts of the ciilllem en. Mr. llrituin is ready In send Steed il,'.lu rid Ihnt he was Into-the country unless R ita Khan compile* favorably received m Iho capital, I’nlilrvi's governm ent and Ihnt tin- W ar D epartm ent with a Rnssn-British demand for the ousting of M .OOO G erm kiu. has ordered rlirveys of the two In the F ar Kaet, Ja p a n exareus which a re now flooded lest Am erlcanthe St. Johns and Kissimmee pressisl anxiety inade bomlwrs sen t to Russia River Valleys. m ight be kept a t Vladivostok, C attlem en of the tw o arcus which thn hove -aid they stund to lose 81,- Soviet Pacific port MnI.IHH) by tile high w aters which Jap an ese have term ed o "northern have ruim sl Ihoti-ands of a en s of Singapore," and u (Brent to their their rum m er pastures, am i made Island empire. Sim ultaneously, Thailand (S i­ it p errseary to put th e ir slo .k on am ) w anted ita people to dig a ir­ w inter pasturea. "A lot of th e men I contacted raid shelters aa * ’VomiiMm sene* — in 'W ashington d idn't know about prrparislnem i." the trouble we’re having down T he Russians, th eir northw es­ h rfe , nml didn’t know how im­ tern m etropolis o f L eningrad a l ­ p o rta n t the c attle in d u stry is to ready in danger und their a r ­ H o n d a ,'' Mr. Steed said. m ies likewise in had ease far to Mr. Steed asked for tw o em er­ the south in the llk io m e, adm it­ gency projects: one to extend the ted early today a reversal a t the Kilts C anal Mo the Indian River, cen ter. which w oubK drain tha S t .J o h n s T he Soviet com m and in it* River Valley; and a n o th er t»"dig ac ­ a sh o rt canal from Lake Cyprr*.* early m orning com m unique to luike Kissimmee, which would knowledged th a t its troops hud relieve condition* In the Kissim ­ been forced to abandon Gomel, on the lower c en tra l front. mee Valley. Fighting was said lo be con­ "Ilecause the cattlem en in these two sections are faced with u tinuing. however, in the Gomel disaster, we aro asking for em er­ secto r s.s distinguished from the gency disaster relief project*.” tow n Itself. the attorney said. "Thera I* al­ The Russians previously had ready a Federal fund far disas­ reported a successful counter­ ter*. and Congress wouldn't hart* offensive at the re n te r which,* tha Appropriate additional funds." although it was not specifical­ A fter heading Mr. Steed, the ly so located by Moscow, apWar Department immediately I pea red to have been somewhere ordered Colonel W. C. Weeks, |„ the Gomel vicinity, chief of the district engineer’s ' .<ms of the town thu* strong­ of. lea a t Jacksonville, to make u ly suggested that this maneuver survey of flood Conditions in the had coma to g rt"! nnd was now two vallrya ilefonalva action. . The War Department engineer* A* lo the rth e r and familiar will 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. Mr. 8 teed also announced that result*. In the greatest area of strug­ Congress ha* apnrovad a general flood control bill which includes gle, the Russian* In effect adm it­ funds for revising surveys of the ted th a t th* crisis for Leningrad two valleys for th* purpos* of d*- waa vary near i t hand and there Urm ining th* Justification for were In fact highly roundabout perm anent flood control mcasurta. report* that Carman advance units actually w ere within li t * miles of tha city. B ut tha Bevtat, while conced­ in g -In tha words of the north­ ern command th a t tha city was under “direct th reat of attack " T A I.M IIA 8S E E . Aug. 22 - and implying th a t th* N atl driv* UF)— Tha 38-000 aliens who live to the Black Ben had not been halted, officially disclaimed any to Florida will ba affaiwd • clal cltbcnship education through penis e r fear. Tn th* contrary, Foreign V ie*. the state departm ent' of public Commissar Losevsky, offleUI Instruction. S tate Superintendent Engllah Moscow spokesm an, declared thjt eutllaad a program T hursday for struggle bed " f n lr begun, natM helping them. I t . will bw eondact- m ated th at 2.000.000 German* al­ td aa p a rt a f tha reg u lar public ready bed fallen deed e r w a e i% | school system, with financing ed, meat of them supplied through th e WPA. Florida Aliens To Receive Training i / •> 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 21, 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/0d3dcb9959728f353bf9175881dc9251.pdf 6aa486beee736cb7ca795dfe517cd95e PDF Text Text I •• I I • * There’ll Be Some Changes Made, PHII>ADtLPHIA, Aar. !»-*<« —TtwrvTI bo » m . e k u |M mid* in tbo Athletic. a n t ynr, Mf» Count* M v k who tau t » l *11 tn»pr m « d with hi* pr**«nt crop of boll pl.yrr* although h* th*r* or* a f*w pr*tn'»lBf roekta* •n th* hortaon. Somawhan along thy 11m t a 'i going to | * t h im nrw pltchera. -lTd Ilk* to hav* Jaat on* nun Ilk* B*n4*r, -Crambo- *r Plonk, (tactarod lh* t i t a n auM I>r who onto Hod. *11 tin * . W h * * l* r and Thor hkd’ tamtroL Wh*n 1 told | pitch outaUa to *>'c*rUio MtUr th rr dUL When I «*td throw aj tur»* twIl M U>*. Jtp*** U>*j 'did. "Thla praaant day crop, u*M ; Dut hurlom aren’t Connie’* only ill»»*ti*fa«tfcn, Thara'a Third n t/fru n 'T o to , Hudrr whom many C tm td p . Ny* to them r « » * n foctagnly ayaoktng. on th* E tt f o u n d t h a t Uttar tendency to rfw & ta i J h M K i J t M W f ,biir«er thinr*. “Kudrr ha* been oomewhat of a dioappointmrnt to mo,’* **y» Con- nIn •ill*, aan'l Vmnf unit hn Hit* I'aM acdhar that anti-die. atarmtta* ar* aw n* to a >7 *UTT*od*r of conddar- fldaUr* authority to Uu ml*toko, h«’a a g reat outfielder. All dr*u*d In tribal cootarn*, Das. H* gala mor* walk* than tom* of alt Standlnf-Boar do** hi* laUrpr** my nun g*t baa* hit*. Ha ha* tot!on of U>* lataat Indian danc* aa th* fln att oplrit on th* «lub.” Wally M otet ha* b**n handi­ h* orrlro* in Now York. Th* UtU* Biou wo* *n* of four yonnr brar** capped by a tbould«r Injury but Conni* hope* ha’ll ha In ohap* owordod a ton-day toor of th* city by th* M .rou.tU U t p * for Cat*. n*at oaaaon. To fvpLac* Motet and Jobnaan th* A*a bar* D*« Mil*, and Eddla Collin*. Conni* . Ilk rt Collin*—think. Eddl* will becom* a m a t ootflddar. Bnt Mr. M a d doa.n’l Ilk. Senators, Deputies Arrested-ln -France VICHY, A ur. 1 9 .-0 P I -A numb*r of Kroneh itn a to r . and da­ ta t i n who w*r* too ouUpoktn n their crltlcl.m of Martha) Po­ llin'* adm lnl.tratlon h a rt b*«n placed under adralnlatrathr* arm t In a crackdown ayalnat Com-' munlat and other dtaaldant *lom*nti, It waa dl*elo*ed Monday. Anctrad b*eau»* thay w a n ramorad from th* payroll and daprlrad of oth*r privilege*, aa w*ll «■ practically all oowor, ~^WHY?Because a curb on installment b ~ ; America has been ordered b y ,t he President ilhe aim of.the Federal Reserve Board appointed by [ '. fiim to check dll consumer ^d^edit, shorteh^t^pis and 1 inctcpss.down payments. Furthermore because e l gov­ ernment priorities many of the items which we can----sell you now will bt practically impossible to sec ire in the near futurfc a n d if they arc available they are go­ ing to cost a good hit more. We think it distinctly to i your advantage if you are able to do so, to make your purchases now, for the following reasons: a Oeoata 8taadIo(-B*ar nan Joaaph W, Martin of nbUcan - n - —» committW iafnly th* otlur day whan tad Uu oountry that ha'. *< a Hpo*t-w*r dictator- Kr1* . . plUb . Th*7 lh* waj_MJJtt. foe* hoi on* day cold lb* n * it Shortatop A1 Braneato ii tm i to hnr# hi* poat p«rr»d down al­ though Conn* uyt* "h* r a n t go to hi* rig h t w ry wall” h ot prodicta lu l l b* better H i t yaar. Sam Chapman h a . m m ad th* •i.a ln a U o a for th* N nrnl ado- aanrlc* at th* clo*« of ton. And B*ony McCoy who waa --------------. JcCcy, paid a 9*9,000 banua J a r llgnlag with lh* A’*, m ay -M i N around bonuM of d raft, although a t th* moment h* la on th* w i n d UgL "T harall b* • lot o f chanf** ■round h a rt next year,” uyt Coan I*. * • •* I 1—You will save the proposed Federal excise tax on many of these items. r •I f •/-.! t fl—You can still buy on our easy paymeht plan • as ' -, we will continue to use this plan until government j U regulations stop us. . .. ■.— a—We have the merchandise in stock for Immediate delivery.~No waiting. ' « • *■ % - • 4— All this old low price. ........ 5—We add no price are the merchandise was bought prior to advance so you;out still secure goods from us at the ‘ \ . t •' ' i interest or carrying charges for our time paymeht plAn. Our cash price and time same. ); *I * 1 * Below we list sixteen of our fastest selling items, together with the terms on which you may buy £hem» • - T lu parliam entarian., coupled NEW BPAP** MAN D I B with rUlag Communtat • egitaton h both occupied and unoccupied MUM, tr* Uu chiaf alamanU Id traaau rtr and a dbockor a t th* m l u n rw t which Pktaln I in a radio *p**ch l*at W U III' 40 / • DOWN DOWN ■ --W h DOWN DoHrera a l m T m& i Apam siteHd Wa*h«r 1941 Leonard Refrigerator Genuine Slnjaiona Beauty rest MATTRESS PAY BALANCE y> ONLY 85c WEEKLY 20 n L Tnb MEANING YOUR CLOTHES HAVE I S LESS WBAR DUB TO. WASHING —and usually 15c to 80c par week cheaper than home or Quartfo-Waahod Method* I YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF AND FAMILY TO CONSIDER THESE ACTUAL, SCIENTIFICALLY-PROVEN FACTS ABOUT YOUR WASH­ ING! .V . • ^ COUNTY LAUNDRY 819 W. THIRD ST. PHONE 475 IT B A L ^ c i .00 WEEKLY PAY*1BAlTnCE ' , ,s £60 WEEKLY •1.40 ^WEEKLY 95C D 0#N ‘■ DoHvera a New-'i ,C\i ' ■ 95C DOWN 8 Piece Compi*to pettron your cholco of Bedroom Group mthr IS4J0 Inner* Cholco of Blond or Wal­ nut. Groqo Con*U> el M attreu Vanity. CkeaL Did. Bench. Mallrwu. Sortae * for $19410 u»d Twa PUtowm r PAY BALANCE • i* ” •; Guaranteed 81.86 WEEK f r“*^t ■ . • **' 95* DO WN ’: i" DeHreru a It ft Mf Ti IK AIL*, Metal White Enamel ICE BOX jua •1A »i>) V .• • H PAT BALANCB (ISO WEEK • 95c DOWN DOWN DeBren a Late Table Top Model and. Innerspring Florence Range Mattress Ifa r B eaek or Gi Limited Quantity to BeD PAY BALANCE ONLY 1 | U » WEEKLY H. r\rf. down DeSyen a Colonial 8-K- Walnut or Blond Bedroom Suite Machine UaaMtl Value at MMI PAT BALANCE tloM WBHDLY * '*■ P )■ II k f f •• ,v m IX .. I w». •• �Hanford I* Tfie Onlr Central "** Florida C ity Affording Red, lltg h lX And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D ,' FLORIDA, W E D N E S D A Y . AUGUST 4 To 1 Approval chinery Bill p ffic ia l Count S lated Thursday C o u n t y Commission • Now Authorized To Call Bond Election .tynofficial return* lata to­ day (Unclosed that Seminole £ounty freeholders voted more than four to one yes­ terday to give their Board! of County Commissioners the authority to call a sec­ o n d election to approve the issue of additional bond* for rprcD®!«r?u»T5tm;-----------A late check at the office of __ aTIT-.County Judge’ '*%! It, Of W. Ware shewed th a t eaten o u t of IS ■reclncta had reported, and that The total vote of these wee 493 for approval of the act and 113 opposed. W. J. Thigpen, supervisor of registration, laid th at th ere art a b o u t 3.008 fre4 *(ddns regia% red lit Seminole County. I t war Animated that let* than h a lf of >i number of free ho Men the ps>IU In Oie xp?«l»l ltd will I.C officially fountthe approval In th e ejee- H By f e M r X o l I Z city and homes and offices the election * tho principle tople of dteeusn today. Nearly everyone was meed a t the vote of approval. (nil seemed of the opinion th at lemmole County was nanrur get­ ting a , modem hospital than It ‘bad been Ip yearn. Tho oevtWant a neve hospital ; Already, however, they were thinking of the s a t election .finch will determine w hether ad­ ditional bonds will be Issued. I t was gansrally agreed th a t the (iut it. Jam as Out. member ot the City Commission, told ths San­ ford Junior Cham bar of Com­ merce la s t n ifh t th a t th . pro­ posed <han(o In tho method ol electing tho commissioners would bo "detrim ental to tho best Interesta of tho City of Sanford," and added that It has been "a difficult proposition" to tind any m erit In the change. A German Plane Reaches- Leningrad (•ermnns Begin Using Air-Borne Troops; Bed Bulletin Says Several Shot Down CaBada’ffChief l^fiesTo Britaitt Australian M i n i s t e r Blames Nippon For Creating T e n s i o n Prime Minister King Makes Trans-AUamtie Bomber Flight LONDON. Aug. 20. —</P>—Any further move by Japan in the F a r C ast would be regarded by Britain as "estrcm .ly serious.'' quarters asserted today. It was understood, howrver, th at London has given Tlalland no specific assurance that this little nation's independence would be maintained by British arms. The F ar Eastern crisis Is be­ ing -feverishly w rought up by B ritain," Dome I news agency In Tokyo astertrd on what It D* 4 et«teal V*r«M M aura of Russian tanka were reported by the Ger­ man. today to be rosntere tls' king Nasi lines ass the lower Dnieper River fro st Isle tiMlsy. while elsewhere on the 1.200.a lls hnlMsf reel Ihe H u u lss esuter-offew alte w a a .aid to have revapturesl file Soviet villages. !»• 4e e a rta ip j P ress ll r . O ut said ha was qualified to speak on the proposed change "" Id'MiJlxrud with aoothor the official Russian rn grad jir^ -h o w q |»«kipg pytr l» rnpinre.i Sis.i since be had had two and a half •'id-mil,, ailv aiiee, t h e R u e U a * t plane which has been placed on exhibition In years experience on tho City Com­ m -knm t led g ed to d a y , d r iv in g the main square of the city. mission, and ho pointed out th at l<> l lie N o v o g o re d r e g io n 100 the change would not affect him m iles s o u th o f t h e old c z a rsince hla term of office expiree a t the end of 1941 regardless of i-»t s’lip ita l. whether the change la ratified. A lie d A rm y b u lle tin nU o The bill, which wlQ be voted on in d ie a te d th e ( ie r m u n a . a r o In a special election on Sept. IS, brginning to use air-borne troops would change the present method ■n I ho ill) day old conflict, ro- A fhre percent m anufacturers' "hereby the tommies loners are tales tax, which _ h e _ d e c l a r e d *l**tad on the staggering system porting that srvrral large fourwould raise $ 1.250.000,000, was on« two the n e il sod in il> red tiunsporta loaded with’ lAl Ks-ONVILLE. Aug proposed by Sen. A rthur II. Van ?"* 0,11,1 wouM Ills. Stuti* Hour.I f ||.,J ll. liglil tank- and troop* had been Jcnbcrg. Michigan. Republican, hare the mayor elected every TiIfm.Ii. n n "tMlents-Mt snv -hoi down. , who maid there was substantial »*o years by popular vote, inif lln*ri' »•*no rcnvin In l iiinrolontally, Hriti-h mliltxry rap p o rt for tho plan in the SenAt present the m ayor Is elected Ihr m|»i ning of *rhtH>U m Flm O v e r 37 H i II i o n s ■ta Finance Committee. Food. Toarly by the Commission from ovprrts predicted tho Nesis would i.l.i lissuiMr e»f tin* |ir turner o| LONDON, Aug. 20. (AV-ller............ make tinptormlented use of sirs clothing and medicine would be , !n“n»l IU members. Mr. Got exinf.iniilt* paralysm in thin gluts bvrt S. Agar, editor of the Louis­ borne forces in an attem pt to exempted from tax. p‘VDeclaring ! ] * that r .he .hae been ,__ un- ville i»M'l in in itrhhnrinir <•(*(«*« Courie'-Jnurnal, Tuesday „ •mnali Ihetr way croaa the lo tU tSIHN tlTD N . \u q !0 — Tbt III Mlf •I Adi.| |MJ CRA4M hill SYKAt CSL Any.1 20 (Ah • ■ able to find out who advocated (/V A(lot ut ions ;in<l commit- !*«*• n ri'imrteil in Morula Mince May01 l.a (fUiiiilm of Now York, miibihlo harrier of tho llniapcg n n t a ewe au ths change, Mr. Gut said: in<"*»4 fm tho drfriisi* pro^nint .Inn I hutthe nunib'T of n**\4 national shrrclor 01 civilian dc- River. In southern Ukraine. Nasi military dispatches said ti ll e d $.ri 1,000,0(10.000 today c*n«r hn« l»crn on th# <|t*rltn>* fonac. <alL s| on th4* nation IshU v ill' I n pi • s(HM't ive toco nsI lend- Tho Is arH inslateil thrr# hi»«i to plan fsar a "now Am.'iicaii Ihe left wing of General Voq w e* e o | ■ r are behind this bill la th a t they It* i rci|iio««t m in uiii*' tho total lie* n ni* r|>iitrmir t»f lh# order" with tlic w ar’a cimI. am! Uuinlatedt'a army uf about 1,S0<V to '.Mire iimn $r.r»,ooo,oon.ooo in tlm "U(* ftml riplainetl that waned that pioper rva*IJu*t im nt mill men Is advancing against M *m applleanl t h:i nppronruitrd th« num her of rni»e* umurIIv in will coat "for yearn" 11* much an • till resistance toward tho g reat P H ^ -a e n <.* P®*« *® «•» * * of certain City t in lh# auramer month* the current tlefenn# program. hvml of ths Dnieper, alls of lh4t **t? s m f a i n c « » i o I v V|. r I rftlflllU F K n i l h n o commissioners o r City employes, "On Ihi* haul* of opinion n! 11040, fm \rm > Navy ntid i»th«*r t hurjM't were mail** and iioln-trial rily of Dnlrperopctlra lU U lg 1 \ O U U O C even If In deteg so It Is d .tcrtonly ana in a thou uni Inn ilir* then* wouM appear li ilcntesl in thi* So n ni.Turnshiy rov-k j ' •|4'fa'»i«i» v«*tiv ii0 <« mid in MsM'lisin . m ental to the best Interests of fully eempleta them and 1'rcMislt ut I■1iss-i vs' 11 laid vs» nn m !iiil $7.01111.000.000 I. II.I ho n>» viilitl reason for i*Mt|H»ii that Ih lle r'- field headquarters osFBI ag en ts ___ described _______ _ __ . llw . nl____TT— —T_ ,_ , at a l lease oniljso n'llh'iriia* iun < to mi' tho opening • f vhooU whei cominittr.i tho I ' miotl Staten » • • ile,I that Nasi Schnell Trujv. Under our pr*Mnt ■yrt.ia pend IT .J'fi .non into jt 11 \ nn- infint ili» pnralyaia la proaen! ii u psthey tsf war in hm In«t ••• te- |o n |-peed troops) s i r success­ “r * r « of (the new Valdes Hotel today hy R. O. D an-1 commissioners*) ippropri t s si r .1 the i "inpl* tis*n tho community anv more lh«i C4»nforonco with \Y iiMton I'hm fully at lacking tne few remsinln* nor. te o d of the Miami office of jd ,''^ r tm,'n' r Ihoro \%tsiild be In tnkr aurh ar chill In nigeln nils on the west bank f n Iwt H'sfin Nnvv. the Department of Justice. cresting g reat confusion due Us Sa*nnti r ,1*•hli**4in (U., Calif 1 of the Dnieper still held by the By ....... i»v Nhinhnni Lincoln I (ion w hm typhoid fever nr mn A bout 30JWO applications a the feet th a t they w ars all Intxtil it till* ci|(llt I»ae11sf Itu—nine. 1uni drpNAini: n p.irallol, I’r o n h ni Inrift ia prraent in th# rommunl chftr^osl _ s FB I. | From personal' observation, I rang o ra received by th perieoeed." . ntatcniciit f A okIo-Alllot ic.mi llD««rV4'li «ji isI ins 111ssl Iy |iti| ty." tho atati'nirnt *a itl. It waa evidrnt th at a grand “ A' » • * " would say th a t It takas a t least Mr. D osner told tho Khranlans. Mr. Gut sl»o -pointed out an ob­ poaco aims miiesl hv the pilots* a >111111 on the new Soviet de­ Cn*ra reported in Floritla oonrthclc im 1It arly y i^ lrrd av tlull Tho men must bo between the jection to the proposal of electing nnnintcr uinl tho | > rt''*ulcnt couhl cAuUtica alncc Jnn. I wore liatnl fense lines waa about to begin, • hi* pos pi-* dc 11sst realize thin 0.1 ogee o f 23 end 38 and be a g rad ­ I»4* earnest out tuilv hy wai r ms.Han Crime Min later W. L, non ha.- :i u n r to win. mill (but l»y tho hoard of health aa: uate of an accredited lew or ac­ liny 2, Broward 2, CUy Seimtor Clark I h , M «» I. lit* Mur h e n siu King landed in Urt"Lards touch fitthtinic" will to counting school. Dailo 41, Duval .1H, Karamhin 42. voice rintfinif. naul if the I'rom •sin u flcr n trans-A tlantic bomb1 iii*cr.<84jitv to win it. W hen applications are receiv­ | Moreover, bo laitl tlo* «vni (Ind’Mlen 1, (iladea 1, IlilUhor ilcrit hast proittinrd that the t'u il ••r flight for co n fere n ce s^ with ed, tho man o ra given msntal would, if n«*cc«nrv. contiom •111if11 fi, Ijik r 1, U o n 2. I.rv\ is| SU tca would If* to war •'th**n Hull'll war leaders. and physical examinations a t one of ths* C n it /' ,irmu*b I'd Id mol d in rl""''l ’hit 1. Monroe I. Naaaau 2. Or«n*i tho Prc*»ulctit l h , -uuthvrnm ost of two insjs of th e regional offices. If they 1 new Mirvi'V of proapcriiv** dc l! I'in rllta 1. Alarhun IR. Cil Staton ricrn lo il I111 csiiintitutloii il <>r tic rinan drives on l ^ n l n g r s d p a s. these, thorough Investiga­ rti" I. rolum hin l f llolmaa l authority " fenav dclirrrtra a< rontrst^Tisl hs< advanced some 60 miles beTALLAHASSEE. Aug. Jn tions a re made o f th e applicant's I ufcvolte 1. ManRtRr I. Palm Democratic Ia*ailor Barkley «»f posl(/TO— Rejection o f th e Gilrhn ■> ■vith the ni'oils of Knirlmisl, Itiu Itrnrh 2. Polk I. Putnam 1. .Ml Kentucky, hoatetlly r»'plles| that ymul previously r e p o rte d character, echolatUa record and in and f'liiim hml Im »m» ord«*i** | tiuii- to the vicinity u f Novgocounty tax roll and mlllagi- l* >\ personality. Joluia | #. flaminola 1 and Volu tho ntirtriiirnt wan not a ,4 mdtThe 1*n*tfidcnt wn* liolslin.f hi rod, tin* Hoyirt command seknowon tho ground th a t It did io’i Thosa - who eomplate the testa' All 7. Inry commit mcnl In '»«ty *on«e li*dg«-d tuduy. reduce taxaa In proportion li> t i n t pro4a conferenct* ainc** hi« to th is point are brought to iif lh.* word.'* lie denied tho 4*»-mcrtinr wit It WIorImi Chur Moscow's earl morning cum* assessed valuation Increases ».• W ashington where they enter a Preahlrnt had violated the iiiiiniqiii* ri'porteJ als-i a resunipannounced Tuesday by Sim- ‘•hill, thn ftrttt'h prlmo m tnt'itrr train in g school - fo r spec 1x11sod • nd the fir*t alnrr tho II oohi *, lion heavy action about GoComptroller Lee. ' kley B4*rv$»4| H4 g(H»kri*iii»P lllrl. •■f iihuvi* the northern Ukreio* I t w as the first county lix t by a hare 1nr-vntv ninr^iu, mo ronirri*t»*i4»nal Iraiirrn v»l»4» provrd the isli n »»f kccnin f drnf hiinlvrs, and violent and Inroll to be submitted here umh i uy rrerivrik a report from leva and nthcr* in tho Army !»c lu-iv,* fighting .ibout Odessa provlalone of the 11141 law. WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 — lh# conf••r••ll*••• ‘resilient on vond thi* |M*ri«»da Tor which Ihiy > !■• lllark Mss, w hrre the Noqulrlng full sash value earn«/!•) —Wage lmri s .e s for construc­ fi'strrday opened a grand a t. manta o f property, w ith prupm i ••ricnally inslu ti d. tion worker* a t tho Fensecula lY rlnpi roadinit d'liinir the hllo intended to end the strug* Donate redactions In tax mil | 'Momenta »»f hia r r n i t cruhw*. Naval Air 8latlon want s g n n i for the lower w estern Uk« opun today a t a conference of U c« • t*«»rhapR bccnuac nil nhlc had union representatives amt offi­ ■• and give them control o f •Irawn It to hi* attention. Rno«>. cials of the Navy’s bureau of PLAYGROUNDS CLOSED all th r lllark Sea roast from thn \ r l t had run aerqs* the Linenln yards ami docks. Dnieper River to th s Rumanian CHATTANOOGA, Tsnii., Aug -luotelfon. Obviously It. and wlmt iI C arpenters received an Increase frontier. ATLANTA. Aug. 20-<A*>lie considered It* aptne— In the I L—UP)—Chattanooga • dosed it < The German th ru st to Uta Nqr» from (1 to $1.18 a n h tu r; slrcargrounds Tuesday and barm l nrcsent sltustlon, had Impre— >d I|trk 'ian a .from $1.25 ta $1.4U an rhargra of vinlatlng the federal gnrod area, which is about 100 ilMTvn under I It y ears of ag>- liim deenly hecsune h* hml had ‘ hour, and laborers from 40 cents Hatch Act have been brought by miles south of Leningrad, appar­ children from public parka and moving it rnoied nml made remlv for to 80 cents. T hs carpenters had the Civil Service Ciimmleaion ently was accomplished by a col­ picture theutora aa th ro e new cu­ distribution to the rn rrr-p o n lent*. asked $1.28. the electricians $1.60 against two officials of the State umn last reports*! in the Vicin­ It wa< an exrerpt from Carl sml the laborers 80 cents. Ilelp- labor Department and a fine ha* ity of Holtal to the southwest. es of poliomyelitis developed in been assessed sgsin-t the stnte The second Nasi column, t l o Sandburg’s "Abraham l.lnrnl-t — rrs were granted an Ipcrease the War V eers" and told r f nn from 00 cents to 70 cants an hour. for rvfuslng to dismiss them. bulltUn reported, ttUI Assisant Attorney-General A- L. Red war interview between Lincoln .m l a strongly engaged about Ilrnson sskl toilav J. E. B. was eroup of women, led hv Mrs. Kh'glsrpp, which U 78 miles Mary A. Livermore -if C hirsso. southwest of Leningrad. It hapoened a y rar a fte r ths Hlill another offensive force— Civil W ar began. Ihat nf the Finns—was striking The excerpt follows: down the Karelian Isthm us from have been charged with engaging “ 'f h a w no word of encour­ the north, but Uta Finns wbdn Go. Division*. A TALLAIIA8BEB. Aug. 20 in political activities sml collect­ f war" has been declared agement to give,' was tho slow, (A1) —Chari** P. H elfensteln. Llv* ing campaign funds in violation of claiming a progressive snciKlafuf President Lin­ Oak weekly paper publisher, wa. b u s ore functioning a* blunt rtuily the Hatch Act. _________ mvnt of Red forces acknowledged that Russian resistance waa sttfIn actual combat. The coln). *Tho military situation Is appointed secretary of tha Hiatt fvnlng. wr* movad to bottle poei- fo r from b rig h t: and tho roun- Planning Board Taasday. The general picture In thn I if In actual warfare, tr y knows it as well s s I do.' He succeeds Georg* G. Gross "Th* women were silent. They Jacksonville, who resigned. 11*1 north thus appeared to bo th a t an 18,000 m en and teveknew It was a* heart-to-brart talk, while the Invaders w ere making ■ a d vebhlse from the fcntteln's salary w ill do $3800 progress the crisis fo r Leningrad rganlaatieu alow# taking that ha waa telling them w hat he annually. Ha la • form er mem roald net well tell the country, ber of tho 8U ta Board of Con­ still could not In any case bo th a t ha was frankly relieving the trol. which supsrvloos operation considered so im m inent aa waa burden of an over-weighted mind. of tka S tate's soilages. the showdown la ths south. • ■ The revival of the G erm an of­ Army I t was a silanes of a moment, but ‘deep end painful,', said Mrs. fensive about Gomel raised tkean various possibilities: T h a t thn "Tho President w ent «n: T he T. W. Lawton, superintendent Germans w ars preparing to tu rn foot ia th* people hove not yet of public Instruction, has re tu rn ­ sharply to the sooth to a d d , to mad* np th eir minds th a t we art. ed from Blue BMge, N. ('.. where the already tnornaoas prvsaura on was* a t w ar with the Routh. They have RKYKJAVUC. Isaland, Aug. 20 he attended an educational con­ the U kraine; th a t they heading fo r an even tool Junction n et buckled down to the d*tar> —(A V -A alngla G erm an piano to- ference. with their StnotonMi f o r t e s . m t rains Hon . to fight this war the Moscow appvsosh sa. . ;• through: fo r they have got the As to th* sooth, tho G enaapg idea Into their heads th a t wr Edward Higgins and E rnest P. or* going to get out o f this fls Housholder were In Ds Land to­ n a i l t y by strategy! T h at's th* day, conferring w ith officiate of an Im portant Mi tpaed—atrwtewyI General MeCleiIho S tate Rood Department divi­ mlnent and der kaa thinks he la going to win sion there. _______ by strategy j and the Army has g o t th* earn* notion. Thev have Sons of th* Legion will hav# a * Idea th a t th* w ar la to be c ar their regular drill meeting to­ Had on and p at th w ag h bx morrow night a t 7:30 o’clock a t hard, laugh fighting, and It will the Legion H u t A special dteeuo- Defense Spending Paralysis Cases La Guardia Asks " ill Not Delay Country To Plan sSchool Ooening Bigger Sura Seen F o r End Of War Britain Wants U. S. Congress A l l o c a t e s In War, Agar Says Since July I, 1940 l*ropcr Readjustment VVill Be. C o s t l y , Director Declares T s f -is c 3 » Member, Roy lh* F tp p in . Inducted X ^ r n f f i <25,»£ *Into Qub By Ware $ J r 2S S -W New Gilchrist County's Tax Roll.Rejected VVaRe IncreoaeH For Pensacola Men Set Petain Said Im ulted By Cartoons In U. S. In Sanford NUMBER 300 A d o lf H itle r 's in v a s io n a n m ies h a v e lig h te n e d th o ritlflf FBI Agent Tells Riwams Club Of 5 h»l breh plneetT sis I k a A t th a t m ay be issued, rbe Commissioner’s n e x t meet I data Is •, regularly ■’adltaduled ^ g a p L t and It ia axpectec it they ,wfU discuss the bmul Member Associated Prena Nazis Advance On Leningrad Commission Is Hit Jn Talk England Regards Jaycees Told Diaad- Further Japanese vantages Of Chang­ Non-official, Incom- Proposes Sales Tax ing Election Ma­ Acts As Serious ,, plete Returns Give 113 A g a i n s t 20. lu ll Sanford Soldiers In 124th Infantry Take P h rt In F irst M aneuver Acti Hatch Act Violation Charged ToGeorgianH Helfenstein Named On Planning Board City N ew s B riefs German Plane Flies Over Iceland City / ' t �i ♦ • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST *0, TUB SANFORD HERALD, gAWfDRP, WIXUUDM The Sanford Herald M M ; Improve SL Ae- Strategy—Short Of War "SIEG IN' POLLY W O a Y D O P P t t A L L .jH I D 'S 1® * President Roosevelt told newspaper reporter* yester­ day the American people do hot yet realize $hat Lhey have a war to win which may last until 1943 and that hard tough fighting will be necessary to win It, The President reverted to Abraham Lincoln to abow that wars cannot be won by methods "short of war" and by measures in which no one gets hurt. Lincoln is quoted ns having told some Indies In the dark days of 18G2 that the North had tho Idea it could win the war by “strategy." “They hare no Idea,” he cont nued, “that the war Is to Ihj carried on and put through by hard, tough fighting, that it will hurt "somebody; and Mr* Itm, il I . omImM : *• » * i i * ' "* lanlctpej Airport, 946,■atrnct Administration at SUU Tubarcnlori* • aear Orlando, 924Xrare facilities at the Ili*b School. 12X792. CH price *n T for 1*3. WINES - GINS - LIQUORS H um dbuybry - phonh m t ■* *?%* * BILL’S PACKAGE STQPJ3 x f i f l ■m wi r to r I.m m nilo •••(■IIa iL I^ JtmI»1t. (/«»• Inct* ** .w S A VB^O IIBEEN A $ D HEA^D I**, w r m i l T V NmM It m«« m i n-M at ■ are M a M w l b t* . U tr ■«*»• mt th» MwlfT ttllk pH, PANORAM la niM f> M SST" WEDNESDAY. i AUG, point peure program in which tho AmtfrKan government MIXED DRINKS AT POPULAR PRICE8 lo st A'Couple Minutes’ Drive on Lakthosl BIBLE VEUflK rO B TODAY pledged il h wholehearted efforts to the destruction' bf Hit­ * r t .? » D. E 6 £ rH * ,R MbY. GIVE W o£°,1S .W te THROUGH TEMPTATION. Keep C L f .T , *]*• *M r* *,h ‘*h »t"-y ir, 9*VS b id for rue.— Faalm 14|:l». NEW SPIRITUAL (From Fantasy) Ilka balla across lha nation » your hips amt go u lerism mill in the maintenance of WorjtJ'MaCe thereafter. On Suinlny (tie President told newsmen that In Ms opin­ ion this move diil not bring tho United (Rates any closer to the war. How does ho think the United State* Is going to crush Hitlerism without getting any clatter to the war titan we ire ut present. How docs he think the United State* can help disarm the aggressor nations of tho world without inybody getting h u rt7 Hy what “grand atrategy—That’s the word, strategy” does he think his generals can win this war without fighting? llo seems to nave no Idea that his war has got to l»o carried through, and will lie won FAIRBANKS-MOR DISTRIBUTOR equipped Mill Suppliei .trmU#" M g atio n Syst 'tntton, the molloti nil «<>un ecuIt Iihto itnce mlier of tho uw Spcukur * is *lm»"» it U a vrvll whi-it the iileimn*. ». challengvd. "** W*1 tc: Iiluj mppi'il , l »■••' rsls>nad, th at prof'ica, . perby ono Vote f, it could eusily survive. Ilul the dinosaur became extinct because it slept too Remarkable Record The Growers' Administrative Committee, the group which has the Important job of setting up grade and dze restrictions of Florida citrus under tho federitl mar­ keting rvgulqtious, has been organized for the 19-M-42 Vinson, with Harry I* Askew of Lakeland, as Chniiman, »nd J. M. Douglas, of Weirwlale, as Vice (Jhslrmsn. From IT— Many of •I-and worn th a t tbo Anit tu Venire was disappointed. It la iiuh" n v tu rsl th at I would prefer' Il tu Ih- In my D istrict than somaona n-lir’s and th a t I would ntak* every e ffo rt to f a t It Iber. whirl, I did. Almost daily 1 was ...Iif.rrm r with tha W ar Doiw rim rat hut there were obsUclaa in ih.- way th at could not bo "#vriM im . Ilowavar, I haVu bean inr.umoil by officials th at Del-iml. was by no iuvanj out of picture anil whllfl they d|d ........ ay that an A nti-Aircraft »»uM be localtd thara they I m r nssurr,| me th a t expanuun in the air 'service would la all pr«liability brln* somethin* to my homo county. Tbia la not S premise. It la not a eo.unitrarnL It U simply fuy in r th at our itu n c rs are gmxl ana I aui »i»n nilvislnf my frlanrfs In Da Land 'o rally will w a tc h 's vary y to approve anythin* *n In th at direction. Machines Repaired Mill and Packing Room Si PAUL J. STINE and ( during the coming citrus season, we call attention to the excellent record made by the old Committee. It handled mportmit duties with a minimum of criticism and, more importantly, expense. This Is revealed In the.audit which ihowctl that the Committee received a total of 957,788 If gsaollna consumption la and o|>erated 99115 below its budget. As a result some M«i too mMh, tha 8 lata $9750 will l>e rebated to shippers according to the total •vMf Is llkoty to havs to I assessments they paid during the past season. nothin* olaa to Us. In these days when nearly every governmental agen­ Tltuxvtlla BUr-AdvocaU that tho for*l*n policy of cy operates fnr beyond its Income, we think that remark­ able record deserves a wide round of applause. — Tampa toeufht out tha More Babies With tho nation still suffering from unemployment. Dr. Fruncis H. Higgins, up Boston way, comes forth with tho suggestion that tho United Mates needs more babies, This Is an unfortunate proposal at present, liecsuse nmcdlntcfy It will give rise to thu cry of cannon fodder, mcricun women will not bo particularly eager to raise u lr Mins for that uumosc. • Unless you can afford to pay * i * v to • down on an • 1 £.* •* t ft •* Sweeper, Sowing Machine, jor numerous otjier items * . , * »• ** . • *J f _ PLYMOUTH TUDOR PLYMOUTH SEDAN ' ' FORD DELUXE PORDOR SEDAN FORD M . wkn hM been J»»al>li eamlUatr shall alwujn b# ’• store in % morning and make your purchase while ftrtn rr. M>« Uw a tatr at With thank.. Ray. \ . FORD DELUXE TUDOR » « Electric Refrigerator, Electric Washer, Radio, Vacuum that we sell, we suggest that you hurry down to our raptxr'i WEEKLY N; Sr JOt EXI'IxkNATION—tUaitom of my column may nut know that 1 In pejiUoa. Nevarin would be a b% writ* the column • week In *4rsnee and *end It to Uto news* paper*. Hence Uto atkUHtont that » reatouronto, where •ppcorvd is Wat week’s coluam rioolauly top out- tha rS COLUMN IDfUCKS •arrive of the aalectra. our old regular easy payment plan, with our unusually PORDOR SEDAN sma)l down paym ent Is still in effect r- - ■ •; • :v:„, , Government regulations .topping th|» eaay payment TUDOR'SEDAN ” tion fojr a while.—Miami IleraJd. la 1 ’ | J T*-*:»» V,4i» » l, p . «*v<, -' PLYMOUTH Uw apy dday aew, plan m a, go> Into geffret f u t any w ~ w , «ao ^ * v e ^ a d by i margin ef ewe veto. The actual veto was SIS tor •ad 20-4 aguintL When UM veto 1.j r i ' «<kMr. fo r d . \ ; �- T . AUGUST 20, 1941 v m ocial A n d Personal Activities 9. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor ia/ Calendar Tnkphtmn 14* S T b s T ruth Beakers Claan of the F irst Methodiat Chnrth w ill Hold Ma monthly aortal and b u aln ru moating a t tho. b o a t of Mr*. W. P. rhwymaw m J K i a t - W k BtwiiML M rs, Tom William* *an I Mra.. Y. vE« U lU h.ll snU be co­ llcilsrec*: U i. • Luedean Crawford To Marry J. A. Howard f Iff. and Mrs. L E. Stokes announce th e <ngaf«mcnt and approaching m arriage i t , their dnwghtor, Mias Luedean Elliott Gramford, to J , A. Howard of Portsmouth, V a., form erly of immedi.'itrly sfte r Mi cere­ mony the cminli- left for Ne­ wark, N. Y. About N"v I tkey will rrtu rn to Sanford to make their home. Miss Telford i« th.- daughter o f .th e Into Mr and Mra. I, M. Telford, and has dxed in San­ ford nil of her life. She attend­ ed local achools ami was grad­ uated from Seminole High School where she berime n member of Pill A lpha Kappn v o rrrttjr She waa one of the debutantes to he presented in the finil An0" 0 Rail svhlch was giv -n in Orlando In 19SS For the past two years she has bern employed by the Maxwell Stewart Insurance Agency. Mr. Vihlen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vihlen of Urnfonl. He also Is n native of Sanford and was graduated fio-.t Seminole High Srh no|. Ynr era! years he has h ern connect­ ed with ('base and Company, as assistant sales manager of the C itrus Department. Out-of-town guests present al (her gedding were- Mrs Olef N ardgrrn of Honolulu, Mr. and Mra. Don Carrawuy of OHrdn, and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Vihlen and fam ily of Orlando. Miss Chapman Ends • l i f e Saving Course 'idles MaSet Chapman A s a comp itted the American R*1 Cross Senior Life Raving Couraa, It won reported today. Mlaa Chap­ man, who I n spent the summer as n counselor at Camp Chowen­ waw, th e Jacksonville Girl Scoot aa - dotoetlva f a r the A tlantic Camp completed the Ilf# saving o T a i i t 'L in ar and ia aU tlpnarl In couraa while there. Two other members of the P w f t M t U . V a. •Vfca er*ddlng will talta place Sanford Scout Troop. Mias Olive Chapman and Mlaa Doris McCall completed this couraa here earDot In tha summer. - Audrey Bach, M artha Page, and M ary Ann Wbelchal have A n d o rso n r G H ffith F a n d ra l : U lre e to ra NEW CASES IN ALABAMA MONTGOMERY, Ala., Aug. SO. —OP)—Twenty one new polio me­ ntis eases brought Alabama’s to* t i l to 400 Tuesday aa authorities recommended th a t school opew- PAGE THBSE .'I On Snni*4 of c h rrr and t fi»rt l I .*» AftrrniMifi Srr«*viit<l«* *T:IR Hurl Ivc«*, >«inir« 4 tM> i'hn«inir th«» |lltn*e 4 i:» Aft« rniM.|, \ nriclii < I .'111 ^ «»ltlh Tmu \ > \ I |."* \Vin^« ih i r l**r I trt Bill Revising Commission Is H it In Talk i Cm Martha Telford And William Vihlen Wed An Impressive m arriage cefemony which a » marked by WEDNESDAY beauty and cimplieity was (hat of The Buahe eea Band of the W. C. of th e FI ra t Beptiat Church Mlaa Martha Duane Telford and I have charge af the praver William Enroth Vihlen, both of acting aarvice In the evening,Sanford, on Tuesday, Aug. |y , a t 4:00 e’cloek I*. M The wed­ n are urged to attend. • ~ ~ ding area held M the h' me of THURSDAY ’Woaaan e f the Congregational the bride, with the Rev E D. North under the sponsorship of Brownlee officiating. The couple cptikc their n»ar. « . J . B. Boot will u .* fo r the •d Croaa fat the Worwan’a Club riage vo*« before a setting of fern, aatcra and pink gladiolus, the afternoon. of white Thera will tm a London Bridge with a background irty a t th e recreation hall on cathedral randies. IT M r f t f c t r b e g iii* v < & T C J her SrolffertiOaW. •M>. u adar th e am pler* o f the uadlea fa r B ritain C lub; T hr Karl Doaaey, wore an ememble of slate blue rrr|Ve, the coat of M i l In: Invited to attend. (The B aptist W. M. U. under which waa ef embroidered eye let. H er accessories were of navy blue and she wore u rorssigu of sw erth eart roses end tube rn-rs The bride's only altendsnl w s, her cousin, Martha C arrs'ray of Oviedo, who wore a d rr,s of rose crepe with beige areri,sorles, and a corsage of talisman' BAWTO1P H B U I P , Mr. and Mr*. W. G. She Hon returned y vitrrday from Greenville, S. C. Robert Johnson has tr Macon, Ga., where he pl< spend the neat two weeks. Mlaa Cfevda Forgo,on haa as T gueet ibis w eal Mias helen ooiehan of Daytona Beach. IIi w * rw Dm .) able as Mayor." Mr. G ut said O u t no on* who has not served on the Commission (»I1y reolixaa i U dultlee. He cited •n article which appeared In The Sanford Herald on Aar- 15 la which d e b t farm er eommlaaioner* expressed their oplnlona of the m eaurt. Five were agam st the change, ana approved It, and two were noncommittal, he said. Report* on the recent mid. cummer conference of Jayceea held in Daytona Beach were given by the delegates. Robert Newman reported on the plana of the state 5 Oil \M*t rt W »i'M*r tin t Al O u r P ack ag e S lo t * Y ou’ll F in d T h e B e n i l a LIQUOR I, r a n d y , Chnmpogrtf, W ine. d i n . C n n lia U , e tc . t\. I M iter, Phone «I4* HA(i(»ETTS Liquor Store M o th e r A rc a tle (JO HACK TO SCHOOL WITH Mr. and Mra. Van Burvn Con11 of Philadelphia are the w ato af* Mra. CMhtP*Minnie Stew art. ;v; Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Morgan havs as their guests. Mra. Sally Pansier and her daughtei, Mlaa S ana Fancier. Friends of Mra. E. D. ('kitten* den will ragrat to team that aba ia vary ill a t her Kama on Mag- Eight Killed In Crash In Brazil Franklin Rennett, of Port Ht P A IIU I, Rraiil, Aug. 20 * . left today a fte r ipem iini Eight persona w err short while here with hia mo —O V killed. two were ______________ Injured seriouser, Mr*. J. C. Bennett ly, and three alightly In the crash Mra. Maxwell Stew art plans to of a f a Panair do Braail Brasil jliner l n e r on _ ava Friday with her mother, a mountain peak IS miles anotM rs. Uhland Blue of Lake Wales, of here Monday, rescue parties r Baltimore, Md., to visit Mra. ew art'a brother, Ben Blue. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Moya an­ nounce the birth of • daughter, U la Rhea, on Aug. IB at tho Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hos­ p i t a l , _________ ___________ _____ Friends of Mrs. W. P. Fields will ha lorry to t a r n .th a t aha haa been taken to th* FernaldLaughton Memorial Hospital where sba will receive treatm ent. Mix* Mabel Chapman return­ ed tom e Saturday from Jackson­ ville where she h as been spendmonths ing tha sum mer ____ ... _as a counselor at Camp Chowenwaw, tK* Jacksonville a if l Itcosst Camp. Mlaa Marfan Laindquist and Ml*a Irene LuadquUt have joined their mother, Mrs. E. F. I.nisd* quiat, a t New Smyrna Roach whore thay plan to apanj n week. RADIO NEW8 ■uffertd minor Injuries. ftlively To Head Festival's Directors W INTER HAVEN. Aug. 20— (Special)—The 1942 Florida Orange Festival A llo catio n 's Board of directors la heeded by John A. flnlvely, Jr., vice president of the Folk Packing Association, Winta r Haven, aa president! J . C. Morton, Superintendent of Wavarty Grow era’ Co operative. Wavayly, aa vice president; George U Burr, Jr., pebllsher of W inter H a­ ven Herald, aa chairman o f the Mra. Anna Brown has re­ turned to her home in W ayci.iai, Ga., a fte r spending' last week here with her sitte r, Mra. C. II. Winn, end In Orlando with her brother, Mr. L. C. Vlning. Mlaa Lucy Roam 11lot has aa her guest, Mlaa Audrey A therton, ef Ptnaacela. Miss A therton elans to visit hare until ASg. 20 when she and MHe Itoumillat will a tte n d the Delta Delta Del­ la house p arty at Daytona Defense Production ‘ Is Hit By Senator Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Durden, Mlaa Jessie Durden. Miss Mary Alice Williams, and Mlaa DocIs Rue Wllllama h a te left for Pan­ ___ w ta acea Springe w here they visit Mr. end Mra.’ A S. Wd. . . _______-i. Harm [3 w ilbert __ ‘ •W ______ _ _ Mra. G illlamni of Orlando wUI also visit Mr. and Mra. Williams. .t a Mrs. K tnneth R. Ball returned yesterday from a month’s roc*remedy Stada Banchowikl ( lif t) , of New Kcnalngton, Pa., an.! Martha Wil­ liams. of Franklin, T an n , named tho most beautiful government emphiyea in Washington, are shown as they arrived In New \ rk for s round of sightseeing and entertainment. In a contest sponsors I by tlio American Federation of Government Employes. Stada w«n t-i* hoo. r*. hut Martha waa such a cloao runner-up that uflktuli dvvnh-l to give •Km Irln In lm(h 4if them our InnighCa r r o |r s a « rt imi HiiscImiII S eu m H o. MimicaI Inlrrluib* rt I * How uni k Shelton rt .'0 t ’l* Npvm rt u» Supper IL'tir rt l*» Kye Opener* 7.uu Drum* of Lift* 7 1.% S|HirtR t4*r 7:‘JO Mu*. Int. 7 til Hr Chri'tiMii 7:f** Klnirr ItovU mu! th«- New* rt <hi MiHiuor fur Ik’fcnsu Ji 00 Glenn Miller 9 l'» Public Affair* 9 (o Juan Arviru l) tr. S'pwt of I ho WorM 10 ini Ktlwin ( . Hill 10 |0 |lob Trout 10 r» Sonny Dmihutn Orchestra 10 id Harry Jam es Ort-heslra 11 I’d l.inlnn Wells, News II d.'i Field's O rrhrstru II t.’i Field', Orchestra II Id Lea lln m n Orchestra II S.i Press News U' W) Blgn Off Tomorroe-s Programs •1:30 Morning Roundup 7:00 The World Today 7:15 Breaka,l Brevities 5:00 UP Nrvs4:10 Blue Itihhoii Ihok* H: 16 Morning Ih-volions 4:30 Tunes from the Trupics 4:45 Poetic S t r i n g s 9:00 Diana Drew , * 9:06 Program Resume 9:10 Musical Interlude 9:15 Myrt nnd Marge 9:30 Msrnel A ':38 Orannvelliea ' 9:45 Woman »f t'mirnge 10:00 Mary l.ee Taylor 10:15 UP NEWS 10:30 At llmm- With Sally Mur t— tin 10:45 Time For The Times 11:00 Kale Smith Speaks H *1A tn tm n rr* " ll.ilii l*<r M U »'•l4.ru • II i;. iiui «..il s.n i.» im r r m n\ s N O T E BO O Sludint Wanti B a st P o s tlb U S I|M H O M E (or the sum ­ mer, he had us ex­ amine his eyes. H e D ID need glassesand w e fu rn ish ed th e m . S m a r t la d l He know s the valuf of clear .vision fot IlK A I I F T Is d ru n iiil ii.ill' n l.im o riu is w llh iH intpli\ lint-** lo niaks* fu r .i iliu i ii iu l it r w n ls l. III.nk F xitruv ( r a t n i i ) ir i|n - n i l It lilack velM -li-in tr im , tt-17. • Htiltf. The Yowell Co Dr. INGRAM a O PT O M E T R IST H A N F O Illl. F I .O ltlllA a C o n ifik tc b A IR C O N D IT IO N E D Osinas villa. Today A ThUraday *• irt > R ® * 4P i I I Miss Mary Wathen Honored At Party Mlaa Mary W athen, wboee m arriage to A rth o r J. G rant will take place on Aug. 30, arms hon­ ored toot evening with a linen shower, and bridge p u t y given by Mra. P ant PeaoTd and 'h e r {fifirb.SL.iirE: r £ f c KIBATCHIB FOREST, Ia Aug. 20.— (Special)—Soldiers ■> t i l S lo t (D taia) Division whih la LoUlalaRT Wooda on manauvi r will have tho full co-operation •• s u tlo n . with i r -wUI be set up le a throughout el a f thle organ! naan while at Stfcws. * Tha Re I • aaevka e f aol-l ttow e financially affera feellitiea o n - and stamp* a t . th a Bod Cross may • refresking experience, (o trust the quality of Coca^ Experience SM0.^ ftT’*!1 C A M P .A U T �M ore Records X — ' CHARLES, La.. A a*. [HV-WIth the asms jramoth a t made him Immortal In [ihUtonr Chock Fenxke has ioned Ids fondest hops—a back a s the clodsrs with an’ crack a t the world’* out■lie record. lending arm y s a n k * beyond ir clinched the m atter for •TMAN’S USED • 0 U r ‘P r i m H ave N e t A d v m i& f SO T O S E L t C r FROM F rm k s, former University of Wisconsin met. B i i m th a t he’d planned Is try to r fresh la are la a fte r hla r e a r In the army. New he’a ffean op practice ra n t around arm y camp* by which he tried to keep hia ipcedy lev* con­ ditioned. "My main Job now is right here In this m an’s army and I’m forting everything else." said the ■year-old Fentke, sunburrwd. B Lack Of Chemicals * Bothers Everglades d e f e n d in g ic h a m f Get Gray flaii; By LAJUtT KOLMNB "MIAMI, Aeg. » —( n —The gray hair* cropping op la 't h e heads of Flertda’a horse race track operators a n doe to • combination of circa ess taneee—all Id rerae. Secretly, th ey 're plenty woeried. T here’p .th p t . new I percent i*i on the pari-aratne) • toko, meaning that IS cents will f e r n o ff the dep-wf ev ery dollar urnycred. Some e f th e sm art bet­ ters may not w ant to bock h i t perreatage. Gasoline rationing—If t r becomcs drastic—would alm ost cer­ tainly hurt M laapIV Tvu tracks. Hialeah and Tropical, both located about 12 miles bona, the tms t a r o f the City; Moot J m n w u ) I K t 2 3 ? h*w beet* nr re s t—sail -to -aM ter to and from the track*. Then there la the m a tte r .-e f competition for good horses. B ta­ bes h will hike its purse money lu t still can’t begin to compere with the outlay by California's Santa Antis. j '' Here’s how th o stake a ttra c ­ tions compare. *• . . u s r ie A z , I still have sports followers talk. Ing and both shara the world inthougl door record of _ 4:07.4, _____ ___ neither could tuuch th e outdoor O U F * A * J^ 1 fjbOM w .f t M < c a u > 0G rt IIA*J0 9 — ‘WsLAR6 C M M *S*» Si»ic& IK S '. Celery Growers i| Opportunity 1 &ULAHAS8KK, An*. 20 — (W\__ IWUU m Im im TO: JIINSIK RHACOCIC MAR­ SHALL. rsstCsese aakaow a: itment IT IN ORDERED th at you ap­ Is eeedM U In successful faro pear to the bill of complaint filed herein on of before the 1st Cay ■ N athoa Mayo, B u te commis­ of September, m l Otherwise, de­ pro- coafesso will be en­ sioner o f adrieuKare, telegrapher cree tered against Ton to W ashington Toeadsy a reque.i IT IS ORDERED th a t this no­ [or supplies ef various chemical* tice be published ones a week fee to bo wode available fo r the E f four con%ocatlre weeks In Tke Sanford Herald, a , newspaper of general circulation, leaned In SamInole County, Florida. WITNESS l e g a l n o t ic e s ef this Court this IP day of fair, m i. c (SKAL) O. P. HERNDON CJ.rk »f Circuit Court. Dy A. M. WEEKS Deputy Cl.rk section, W e have a Section of | Muck Land down New River Canal and Road 26, abcut ■even miles from th« Lake, th a t we will lease on ten y e a n h ails to responsible grow er or developer. T he canal and high­ w ay cut across the Qcuhcaat corner of the section, making It available fo r both drainage end transportation. Legal dis script loo, Bee. 36, tp. 43, Range 36. Palm Beach Ce. Owners H. H- Makemson. A g t Tropical Arcade, \ Fort LauderdeK', Fla. .-O T 'm b tJC A T tO N BERNARD B1IKEHAN VOO ARB IIBRBBT ItE gm itE D , sepear to tha Bill filed aea’ost »« la the above eatltisd ««»••., hteb M psa4lag.sea Meadsy, Bsp'.* » ’ ia*, "ruBVUBR o r d e r e d ! ta a l'tk l* OrSsr ef Psbllratlan b e. pabUsbea MH. a WMk for four! eaaassellve weeka la ' th . H«n. tors HsraM. a aewspaesr «f a»oHants AntiA-—fldOOoO- ksndl- •ra t ctreataltoa pabllsbod la H.mf*p. two |M ,000 stakes, an# a t laeto. Caeaty. Ptotldo. WtTlfBM my kand and scat a* t.’.'..ooo. two at ftthflOe, -pt Clerk ml th* O re a lt Csurt a t H«nI 10.000. • ,. t s r ^ Ftertaa, tkls SI dap of Jaly, h lor id*—160,000 W blotter 320.000 Flamingo, - 10,000 ( c i R c u r r *’ c o u r t r e a l ) a p. HERNDON Lennan fall a t H tatoag), an Clark of Clrcalt Court •10.000 T>oplcat handicap. THE fce & t SPENDING By: A. M, WBKKH 1940 P ly m o u th Fordor Trunk ” . Sedan _____ _ 1675.00 1197 C h e v ro le t T o w n OnJum A 901 AA C h e v ro le t CHAMPio a J R B A c r/1T o v e r t * ? A s I r n l i * '* SPENDING T ow n 199* Plymouth C oupe ______ _ ifctt Dodgo ta n k 475.00 — UP)— Mest American bo.vt are flo d a n 1 449-00 ln 7 Plymouth Sport “ “ *95.00 , radio Chevrolet > WHhdtt ABC Monthly f k y n u t PUn, home re- TRUCKS be purchased on eaaf monthly payments small 'enough lo ftt_«laoat any pochedbooh. p a i n a m i m a d d i n g o*n • |S |Z e b o d y ...... 165.00 .19*6 Ford Redan Floridians Named On Press Commutes Leahy Says Boys DiMaggio Sprains A n k le -A rYankees O f-A m ericaA re Divide Twin Bill Softies Today DAYTONA IIEACH, Aug. 20 Fordor '19*6 Chevrolet IV. tee c u b 4k t h u Me — _____.. *95.00 19*5 Ford 8 5 Vt to n fildrao —y— 195,00 19*7 Ford 60 V, too tkkuo 195.00 IMS Chevrolet V. ton Dsputy CUrk TMATfolAL. AMATSl/R.' D aL too soft. Coach Frank Leahy of Notre Dame declared her* yester­ day. “T hey’re too soft nowadays for football and when they’re too soft fo r football they’re loo •oft fo r late r Ilfs," Lathy ex­ plained. H a I* chle finstructor at a school for coaches here. “ Boys a re n 't proud of Unit physical prowess any more— ui envious over the ability of om of their matea lo knock them over on fcoiball field." said Leahy. "W hen they get knocked down o r fall down, they don’t get u p ,a n y more boiling with In­ dignation and determined to drop somebody on the following pla> If it’s th eir last a c t “N". They get up and loot for the bench to he called o u t •nd their thought Is 'well, I didn’t g et hurt so bad that I can't go 'to the daoev tonight.’ “ Life is being made too easy for boys. When they want some­ thing from the drug store al the corner, they don’t walk cl run down a fte r I t T h sr hop In DETROIT, Aug. 20—UP)—The Monday, not so much by dividing New York Yankees came to grief a doublehrader with the Detroit Tigers, a* In losing th eir great hatting and fielding star, Jo e DlMnggio, with a sprained ankle, The Tigers scored eight rune In an unrestrained second Inning In the first gam e to win 12 to 3 ami then were knocked hack Into their humble place as the Y anks cap­ tured the nightcap, 8 to 3. , The victory in thk second gsme, howedbr, was small recom­ pense fur the Injury to DiMaggio, who turned his left ankle wUle rounding second a fter h itting a double in thu fourth Inning, - About 100,000 tens of robber No tones went believed broken, it produced from a m p each year. hut he was taken to H arper ‘hos­ pital for X -rays and will be eat TO includlni homers by Tom rich am Joe Gordon. u s iiu lrs »- yl—m #_l| — —a— — aI— — • Ton get ruth a reJde selection In Dodge JobBated tn ic k g r -lf* easy to get one “rlxbt on the A C Q U A IN T Y O U W l f H THE EXCELLENT Q U A L IT Y O F O U B B R E W S . . ■Buftori* for ytmr Job. And when you get thaffriiek, you’ve got the biggest money-sever end tlm e-uvcr on wheels today! A ik your Dodge d ealer . . , today! Hen-’ Army Housing Costa Are Said Too High WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 — UP)— Lack of advance planning skyrocketed costs of construction flouting accommodations for tks expanded army but n "magnlfl. cent and unparalleled Job” wal performed In putting up the fg. ellitlee, e House military affairs BABGA1NB— eddtoe machmss guaran- rm c A G O , A ug. M c-G Pt—Personncl of varioua committees of If* National EdUoriat AssOcflUST *»» announced Tuesday b y . Baym»nd B. H eard e f Leaden, Ohio, president ef tke group. . Chairmen word named some lime age, he said. _ Floridians named to several ef the committees Included: ■ Is u r tn Hand, th e N ew t,. Dal­ es y Beach, membership, and Job printing and offiee sales commit- IS0UGE ■ Coupon. When BJgned By You, I 10* Conte. Eatlllee Yea To TRUCKS TWO BOTTLES OF (W LA TROPICAL ALE o r “FLA. 6” BEER S tr i tft* * * I ■a R c k .U p .1 M ’ f*s*b -T m *. lS K S ft;:" * * Suk«..7M r tor. Add res* w ith refers nc P. 0 . Box M l, Sanford, Fla. “T W ANTED 8ANVORD, FLA. TELEPHONE 160 TAMPA FLORIDA BREWING, INC. S U ” service B. Wilton, 1106 ,W. Ird St ETTA KKTT By PAUL R AFTER THU PLANE LANDS CM mar « WATER, ACRANE LJTTS irTOTWff r - 6 fc lS * W v, \NHAT,«'TV«; t . ******i :ir V MS ■-* a •r *r - w s VT �Ran ford la Tbs Only Central Florida City Affording Rad. Hlghwa And .Water Tntnaportalioa Anj volum e xxxn E stablished l a 1908 His Prison Plot Unmasked J5ea Meeting nm m m SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1911 Hospital Bill m . By Roosevelt f ; Opposition To Eight j o t B SS p n ’ I— — —Point "*H a n ~S e c n w-V*, ---- W • • As Indication Of 1 y. Compromise Spirit 1 Ht-VfFi i . T»4Cc World Peace 1 • Is M entioned Nazi Domination Of „ Conquered Nations Won't Be Allowed WASHINGTON. Aag. 21 President Roosevelt reporting to Congress on hi* Epochal, meeting with Chur­ chill, asid today the declara­ tion of principles agreed up on were so clear they would be difficult to oppose with­ o u t automatically admitting a willingnsaa -ta compromise w ith Naiisxn. These principles, th* P rtsld tn t added, also would b* hard to op­ p o s e without adm itting a wil­ lin g n e s s to sgTes to s world peace which would glv* to N atism domination over U rge number* of conquered nation*. Only s 10-day reserve of gas­ oline for poblia use waa left or tah a Atlantic seaboard aa of last waok and tha “d a n g tr point" Is approaching rapidly. Ralph K. Davies, acting petroleum coordin­ ator revealed yesterday. Tha roam* dropped 193,000 ho warned th a t “ this la tha t o and eerioui supplies it we fe re iln* “phony", n ln n am g jK e s r t skjfi e, « ’Vy •^ <a -u"ci~ j 5 e \l 1 Official! a t E astern Penitentiary In Philadelphia watch*] sur­ reptitiously when William (Slick Willi*) Sutton (le ft), J 9-ivar-old machine-gun bandit, w tn t lp for art, and wh«n ha had flnlslcd tha plaitar mask and hand being examined by a guard, at righ*. they ■racked down. They a^ld he Intended to place the maaW on IU plllow aom* night to give the impreaalon he waa aafely tucked n bed, then i«ek to end hi* 25-10-50 year confinement prematureV Two Confer With Britain To Feel Roosevelt Trying Force Of Genian T o Halt , Strike Arms, DNB Says Signs Of Break In Attacks To Be Made Detroit's D i s p u t e After Russian De­ Seen By Mediators feat, Says Agency In an eleventh hour attem pt to halt the 14-day strike a t the Kearny. N. J., Federal Shlpbuildtog and Drydeck plant, President Roosevelt conferred to d a y -with I* JI Komdroff, company prsel- available tra a y ” Devise m id w show reports th a t s tc tk i an the east coast a re ta firm stid ra ft the 1 rity to W a i! trnnsporU tlon 4 shortly before tho reeumpcondition are m yths. Tbs figure, of conference* aimed St aatnow show the danger point tt bs approaching rapidly. Ship Dement of S union Juifcdictioam eats frota tha G u lf have hegur A Jurisdictional strik e halted all Wo ffroo.’* t Davies’ warning followed .vctloi Jurisdictional strike halted all last week by the Office ol street e*r and bus service ta De­ Fries Administration and CMIIat troit Wenaday, and le a d e n of the Supply which directed all .llatri striking American Federation of Labor union rejected Wednesday night three proposals fo r a re ­ sumption of service. The rejection came in tha face of a th ro at by youthful Mayor Jeffries to “call upon the might of government” to end the tie-up. H alf a million factory, business drastic rationing Orlando Soldiers , A re Told To Stay Out O f DeLand Seminole County Commission­ er*, holding a special meeting this afternoon to count th* vote* In T uesday's hospital tlsctlop, announced th a t th* bill had bang approved by 640 to 171. Only a sm all percentage of tbs more than 3,000 registered free­ holder* voted In th* election, but only a m ajority of those voting was necessary ta approve tha act. | ... As a re su lt of th* six tar on* favorable vote, tha Board *t Coonty Commissioners Is non — thoritsd to decide the am ount * f additional bond* that should b* issued for tha hospital and Ip call another election to approve th* Issuing of these bonds. E. F , . Housholder, Conn! torney, said aarly today doubted If th* bond laauo b* brought up at tha meeting thla afternoon, slneja Board had other business to cuss. I t Is expectsd, ho that th* m a tts r will be up at th* Board's naxt meeting on Sept. 3. .. ._ Onlv one precinct failed to vole for approval of th* act. Th* vota by precincts la aa follows: Preaiact 1. Sanford (w est) 2. Lake Monro* 3. Sanford (east) 4. Psol* 6. Oviedo 6. Geneva 7. Chuluota 8. Goldenrof) 9. Longwood 10. Lake M ary 11. - A ltam onte 12. F orest City BERLIN, Aug. t l -U P )— DNB, quoting military qiartere, Implied tonight th a t Britain would fe«l th e full force t f N ail arma on land, eea au d ita the air aa eoee ae Ruaala la M U cn K een paper warning* l that Brltata’e newly-dieeloeed (.arrange. manta fa r poaelMe ; ttad* with 13. Blavla i n g u might he • ««f<*red_ ap- 14. Font P a rk I I . Oaaoola men w as t>6t least from Its greaalpn In the ' Recalling Foreign S a m Eden's recant declaration kid glove diplomacy was In Duke Of Kent To Visit RookeVtft Vai8HINOTON, Aug. ZI — Tho S tate D epartm ent aned W ednesday th a t the of K ent, brother o f King o V I of G n a t Britain spend the coming weVkylth President Roosevelt at Hyde P erk end return w ith him to W ashington Monday.' The duhe, who has been tour­ ing Canada, will arrive by sir plane a t La Guardia airport. New Y otk. a t 1:10 P M.. Salur day, accompanied by h it private se cretary ,' J . A. Lowther, ant wing com m ander Sir Louis G rtig They will go Immediately tc Hyde P a rk to visit the President and Mrs. Roosevelt Many caught unaw ares by the 4:00 A. M. tleup. In Detroit thousands were tats s t their joto, D etroit's huge fac­ tories, many of them busy on de­ fense orders, started operations Broward G u Stations To Close On Sundaya FO RT LAUDERDALE, Aug 11 —OP)— Byoward county sar vies sta tio n s •*** voted t> d«ai voluntarily an Sundays ta the Interest * f gseoline comservstlon Allison B anks o f the operator. sxeeuUve comm ittee said: -1 fs e i th a t It ta th a best way to conserve gas and stave s f f tb s th ro a t of p sn o n a l ra- DELAND, * Au fleers and men i - Bess s t Oriaado • t o rsfrata from Congrma of Industrial Organisa­ tion* group,,M ayor Jeffries said, “Tmj qan*t run tb s city of De­ tro it" He proposed a return to work pending th e euteome of conference!: th a t th a dispute bs submitted to arb itra tio n ,T a d th a t a system-wide employ* election tB a a y yesterday ta ro t Hsuse, T. Six Million Dollar [Submarine Launched * * % !? « * . Women «H To Head < O m a n 's College n w p S a X Asked To t Lengths million dolim e ib n Cat* w launched a t tb s R tastris R sa t Corny a rd s her* wbar* 10 more rin s e a n ta various stager MVW YORK, 'Aag. t j i'i.; w l y CoL NUMBER .101 Odessa And Leningrad Are Menaced By German Armies Single Precinct I n County, •Showed Opposition t In Tuesday's Vote \ j lA $ M e m b e r A n ao d sC sd P r e s s Soviet Faces Perhaps • Most Critical Sit­ uation In B a ttle r ::: Against I n v a d e r s New Nazi Battleship In Action Three Cities Are Taken By Nazis P a r t i a l Destruction Of 25 Soviet Divi­ sions Is Claimed nr 4>aa»fg«H lA’nintrrnd ncknowlerlgprl In ilrrad danger on the; north and the Hiegebound tMirt of Odo.Hsa reoortetl nflume on thr youth. Runnin fairy irorhauy the rioat critical hour in the Ol-dnyoltl nlrtiggle agninytmany tinlay. German troop* s to r m in g W ith toward I^nlngrad were reported t» have raptured the ancient wallet) city of Novgorod, a hun­ dred mile* below the old-time C tarist tapital. The Germans also announced the capture of Nsrvs, Ml mites southwest of l.rmngr*d, and Kinglsepp, rail gate to * Leningrail, six miles farther east. The German news agency DNB According to th* official N atl caption *<■«. The tu rre t arrangem ent Is similar to that said Nall siege guns and Stubs with this photo, which was flashed by radio On the battleship Bismarck, sunk by the Urldive bombers are raining havoc on Odessa and great fires are fmm Berlin to New York, a new German b a t­ ti-h on her maiden cruise in May. raging In many part* of tho city. tleship is shown firing her 16-Inch guns st The Germans rlsimed partial lestrurtion of 26 Russian divi­ sions. shout 376.000 troops, aa well as two air-borne brigades In « buttle around Gomel on the central front. The Russian* claimed last night that a Red rounter-offaa* slve along th* central front, la which airplanes dropped tank* T. Bradford Bvrd, Sanford rvsmanned by Infantrymen, already Jdant W»d retired SMTOpSp* nan. had driven the Germans out ot* M« brim M M ( w i « lieu tenant three successive defena# ftne*. colonel on tto staff of Governor The Nail lllgh Compiand re-, Holland, a sounded with an assertion that appearing usdsr his p k t u r e In 78,000 Red troops had been capI- day's is. issue *f th* Florida tlmealured thereabout In a great bat­ Union. tle which ended in "crushing dalluwanl -Williams and Jasper The item Is a* follows: fr e t" for the Soviets. Preliminary work has been w ith high *T. BrsdfqgU Byrd of Sanford Wulfe wnlked awsy etarted on paving the nine-mile Unconfirmed report* circulated •tretch of bad road between San- !-------- to Sports fans In th* honor* at (he regular weekly that th* Russian* had opened or beast as th* th “ Old Gator shoot of th,- Seminole Gun Club blown un the great hundred mil­ ford and liime on State Road 44. S outheast l>‘ fur h a ardent srdi boosting of yrstenlay afternoon on th a I.akr lion dollar Dnieper River dam, bringing to a head a project that Scrub' Lafl Aaw e.iil.ahl had 4. teen' sought ■■■leuaaaaafllllu unsuccessfully the University of Florida foot- front range, when they each shot near Dnleperopelrevsk. in an atstandard Amvriran tvmot In stem the Nail onslaught. for '}•**»• It was announced to­ ball team ikying more titan a a !(il using te r of aj century ccn while he targrls Mr Williams' score wa* day by Ernest F. llousholder. quarter The dam Is 200 feet high and masle in the slow fire and Mr. was the world's largest before the editor of th* A tlanta s a i news County attorney. Wulfe'* in the limed fire. Journal, hast been ap ippointed on Mr. Housholder and Edward construction nf Boulder Dam. ('. E. MrSlarrow wa* high msn Higgins, secretary of the .Semin­ th* personal', staff of Governor Reports nf growing unrest In ole County Chamber of Com­ Spvssard I . Holland with the on the rifle range with a score of Germun occupied Paris had a **Oil. Other results were H arry Bra- ■Itiel today in dispatches merce, went to D eland yester­ rank of lieutaiant colonel. from Although Its never got into a sley. Hi*, and K. W. McCall, *6. day to confer with W. I). LeVichy trlling nf the a rrest of Best slow fire scores were *s it.mm pers< ns, largely Jew s. In a Vellle, division engineer of the game while 4 'scrub' on the G a­ S tate Road Department, ami tor football {quad, Byrd was in- follows: Paris roundup nf those suspect­ Score ed opposing German troops. K-arned there th a t the work had vited to Gail vflle 26 years a fter Name James Allenby yd and awarded his he left sclv begun. One thing was clear in these A. I. Myera ' • y | sharply differing versions: th at Mr. LeVeille told the two men letter ‘F* bl th* University of J. V. Jones y | there had been a great in j spec­ K-lle. Association, Florida A that t i e work wit ho carried for­ ad tacular battle In which thousand* from newspaper Hichanl Vemey ward by Stats road crews under Byrd retire g.', n f Russians had been landed from because of poor Jim Webb the dlrectten o f the Bteta 'Rued w»rk In 1 W. ||. Knaser IT, the air In a ‘healer which of lata D epartm ent,, preparatory to ac­ Match sro rrs werel had hern generally uuiet. tual paving of the stretch. Thus overshadowrd wer.t tha Name Slow Timed Rapbl Total The division engineer assured ennlinning violent actions at tha J. Allenby ud d f «7 v>yo Mr. Higgins and tyr. Housholder J. Wolf# Ud lej *17 ftty northern and southern ends of th a t work would hot be' stopped II. W illiams yy 83 87 *73 the Russo-German hattle line. nL Mta P«Ja<t until It Is completIn the north Soviet fnrers took W. Knaser 83 SO do 233 D. Vcrnay 89 88 78 233 up atrong position* directly be­ When questioned aa to when low Leningrad and In th* far tha ' toad would t a 't o v e d and south they counter-attacked the r*a4y. fa r travel, Mr. LeVeille C entral Florida Council of tha Naii* heavily along the Dniener seta th a t he could not make a Boy Scout* *f America la seek­ River to rover a continuing Red definite statem ent, but th a t un­ ing to enroll a troop of 33 Scouts retreat lo the ehst. der ordinary circumstances the and throe leaders to represent the The Russ,an action nf the ren­ Job should be finished about Feb. council a t th* Carolina Jubilee, Blanch* Cunningham. te r was reported in m ilitary dl»1. expected to attra c t some 3.000 patches to the official Soviet a r­ l a addition to the p av ln r pro­ Scouts U) th* University of North I*» M rrtl* Avrnu*. has won an assay coolest my organ, Rrd S tar.“It* precise ject, • new 10 to 14 foot bridge Carolina a t Chapa! HUl N. Cconducted by a national insur­ location was not stated h u t It win b* built to th* draw since SepL 12-21. ■ ance company, aha waa advised apparently was so me w h e n be­ th* present brgige la outmoded A t tha Connell Camp-o-aa held today. tween Smolensk, w h v i one* slid Inadequate. Thus a two way a t Camp Wawa last M ar, 33 Th* essay subject waa ‘ How guarded the Moscow .lopreaehas, passage will be provided across patrols qualified fo r award, and tha i t . Johns River from Sem­ each of Haas patrols i* being old should a child bs before driv and Gomel ta th* southwest It was “around and n o rth " ot inole County to Volusia County Invited to sgul a delegate, off­ ing a c a r? " Mias Cunningham icials said. TV* -Council will se­ slated th a t no deflnita age limit Gomel In which th* G er claimed their great victorylect and pay tha expenses of should be placed on a m atter of The Soviet command's commun­ three adult B a d e n which a ra to this kind, but that Uio child's ha selected by tha camping and Judgment and character should ique early thla morning reported heavy action about Gomel h at activities committee from appli- b* tha guiding points. Sfca declared: “Any youngster gave no details. II also told o t •ation* file d .b y volunteer scoutwho can h a thoroughly trusted to fighting on tha northers Srt. / fronts as well a s s to a t The all expense trip will cost perform wall th* various tasks southern 122 :MC p ar pscsos, which todudos around tha bom* should to able Slarya Rutaa, more than manta . r a rout*, Jubilaa ta driv* capably r a becoming miles to tha southeast o f L ra to grad, thus indicating 'neraaaac physically able to handle a car. d slh w Itim i. Mias Cunningham, th* only pressure below tha Novogorad , Program ta r th* Jublleo Inwinner ta this section, wo* a sector. eluda* a Ssent rodeo, governor's Nothing w as said s t o u t the, mmp flro, s a n d s and a regulation 136 dafana* to a d la s t Spring la another contest. situation a t tha c rater other th a t tha raftronca to GomeL Rad Star doarribad th* Itovlat will ha psntactad n r a health manauver aa an eitrao rd laary examination Within ffro ram saiga complete with avta ttaa artillary, ta s k s aad Infantry, and assarted Rad tanka m anned Tha nffhlr U sim ilar to ___ Infantryman had too* irg ar than tha Georgia hy plans* taald* tha tear JnhOss hold ta O riaado fa n * belated Naal mcila outrandan. a ra an tltTha Garraans aoggaatod Work Begins On*Bedford Byrd Is WilBams, Wolfe State Road 44 Named Member Of Get Top Scores Governor’s Staff To East Coast At Chib’s Meet Bad Stretch May Be. Cppipleted Ab^pt. February 1 according i -j McSIarrow F ires. 96 On Biftc Range To lscad His Division J Carolina Jubilee Septem ber 18-21 Slated By Scouts Blanche Cunningham Is Contest Winner f'1** « W ta New Home Built ‘‘l i s v t r i s s . LOCAL WEATHER By Mrs. Corrodi ta rarity that It had t o a n ' l R ' at tton Wy "th* of th* daatanattan of * -• ■■■■ Se j® HE'. Ji . f >s' :— ' • . u* � 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 20, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 20, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 20, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/272d359ec35ec4b0278cce91d2596084.pdf 1c47e2137b541afaf0d35a1a73cf05a8 PDF Text Text I » •• flU & r a f jv v*-’. r j i ■ T i t -i l - 4/ m om n erm r Slammin’ Sammy Snead Is Victor In Golf Tourney G A IN E S V IL L E , Aug. 11 — VP) — A ucrlgs of clinlea for Flor* Ida high school football cffletatr w ill ba bald oygr the (ta t* b« ginning Supt. 12 a t Ocala. *. Lafayette Golden, eiacutlvd secretary of tha Florida High School A tllc tle Association, an* Bounced tba Other dntea and places ast Supt. 13, M arianna; Sept. 14, Jackso n ville; S ep t 16. O rUndoi S ep t IS , Tam pa; Supt. t ip - M ir am i; Sept. 24, T a m p *. . » R O C H E S T E R , N. Y , Aug. IB i ; a-t#1— 'Sam 8nead o f Hot Springs, Va., Sunday wc*i (he 18000 Tlraes-Unlon open b) < shouting 73-07— 140 In the 38hel* flu te for a total score ol Slammin’ Sam, who won' th* Canadian open last week, was T en atrokea bolter than IHMf Brn Hogan of Hershsy, Pa., whe 7 added 73-47— 139 Sunday to bit previous 149 f o r i 1*4 total. Crelf Wood of Mamaronrck i • tba Nstlonal open king, was third J with 287, slipping to a 78 yet­ i’ lenity afternoon after pu.hln; Into the lead yesterday morning with 69 for a total ef 200 nffei 84 hole*. p tj Hneid rllppud from firat ti 1 trill Wood at this paint by shoot In* a 73 Sunday n o r t io t ’ kv; hit r*"'4dternoon round, one atroki * . higher than tho cdurec reo- nl •left him fsr out In front of ihi ; field. L Snead’s victory, worth 11200 brought hit 1941 enrnlnea I* Inning and coast win ovar the Gi In lha. .Florida .. Score: Weigle and * Mobley and Martin. ____ tub c ik c r r r c o r e t j W *Tlt* * ' « T " « D| S « 'i , CT' •F c t it o r n r * rr*™ ®k r t o n iD A . iv ISOLH COlUITT I* CMA !• . I'KMV, | lO PhrB ooth Ua — DeL 1675.00 If PtanoaUi ..Del, ndor Trank’ ’ Baden h Badla— 571.00 It C h g vralH T ow n MM ■mi, * J H 5.00 10 P ly m ou th I H ----- i i L . It Dodf# 475 Fordor C SMITH. O U V K It. P lain tiff* at n l, , Dafaa k T I?»:, *liTATR < V ‘ F IX m tD A TO; C n lt.d praabytarlan Woma Aaenrlatlon; w ill. n red ler C om pany; I. f-.^ r a lk A Oonipfe t...n.larbak. flltbart A com p ai k- COLMAW C. DICKSON. O . f . n d . a l on n r k o r lU T IO I Tbo Mato of n or Ida: r T o C olau n C Dlakooa. Rani* danca aad add rasa u m aaw m : II Is b a r.b y ordarad th a t you aro raoolrod to tppuar Ota tbo 1st d a y o f Uaptambar. A. D. IP11, bo* fo r o tha aboya antltlad C ourt, la tha Dill o f C s a p la la t (H ad asalaat you la Iho abova aatltlod caaaa. aad tka -S an ford H era ld Is hsraky dutlwnalad an lh a nawau n lc b Ikla ordar shall C P*r publish ad oaao a waak fo r four aon a.eollra w oaka . W lt .m . my band aad asal uf Iblu Court a t Daaford. DamlaoU T 'u v t * . Ibis tha «th day r u \ u (t i t i i M t w a u : H O M E fo r th e «u m - Bm I Ftiilbk *I|M j t y u l l f G o o & te d v .£ i'r L z 6 _ -------o . IT. nX R X D O N d t U A a a s r x O k r * u f U a a b o v a Court. B y : A. M. W E E K * Martin Hagai P la in t iffs A ttsm u y - mer, he had ua ex* l amine hi« eye*. He ; DID need glauea-! : and we furniahedthem . S m a rt la d i ^ He knows the vahK - of clear , vision fo< ■ Ml -against r e y . b r Thumas C Ihi * ordwr __ Sanfi.fti rt'r*l»l. N OTc b^O K Ilaiall- S itn o n ________ ____ ___ * newapijter aoma bain* a null ter divorce. County, This order aball be publlabed C. M. Boyd & Co. . S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A M«ihliDhrtl in fftrnlnole Ft rlet«. nnr« •nch wea|( for fovjr («i r .nrfcntlvw wMk« a n d O ltD EflRD Ih rh jm in ri nt Hanford In tho t -intr of •domlnr.la and iltet* .r Fl*.r<!.» thin th# SSth day «.f once a weak far four *onae<-aflv* W .eke la T il* BA N rO ltD IIKItALD. a nawspaper publlab.d In M.mlnol* Chanty, F lorida. ” w iineea m y offlalal algnatur* nn.l tha aaal o f paid C ourt at la n ­ J uly. A P 1011 iard. ftamlnot# County, Florida. M. D. *M!T»I nt tho C ircu it CourtI This A ugust 4, t i l l . Ojpiienil TV. Rp#itf»r O. F. IICRNDON, jtoiiriior fo r 1'lalntlffClerk C lraull Court B y ; A. M. W EE K S. I < i«• ' D. C aUaaeftg. Dr. I N G R A M * O P T O M E T R IST # WINES - GINS - LIQUORS FREB DELIVERY—FnON B W0 BILL’S PACKAGE STORE l # l W . F IR S T S T R E E T (Offleial Baal) Deland Red-Hats And Saints Split Dotlbleheader In State Loop Event PLANT CITY, Aug. 18-(Bpeclal)—riant City'* Racing Pigeon Club launehc* IU .1941 aeries of voung bird races Sept. 21 when tha birds fly from OcaU hare over a 100-mlle course. Here Is the schedule of fall racte; Sept 21, from Ocala, 100 miles; Sept. 28, from Starke, 1B0 miles; Oct S, Southeastern Concourse rece from Tlfton, Ca., 2B0 miles; Oet 12, Joa Engl* handicap futurity racca from Thomasvllle, 0a.| Oct 10, from Woodblna, Ga. 200 mlley; O ct 26, from Savan* nah, Ga. 100 miles; Nov. t, from Cberaw, 8. C . 800 mile*. Tha latter will bo the flret 600-mile race ever flown by the Plant City ti* or IffOA'pi >AN i 1- | W. l/.M A N - 50 TO SELECT . fro m • ► is A l l MAIN’Sl I USED1 CARS I 1 j will 4 .KELAND, Aug. 19-(8pe* -Harold Bolevta, 19-year-old tog room employe of the pg Tribune, SuiuMy won the l annual itata newspaper* fe; Our Prlctt Rav# | Not A W e d a LEG A L M / fIC K W Cleveland Hslghta course i The card wag the best ever id la for the 14-hol# medal •vent and wai 11 atrokea r that of Charles F. Bally, pa Tribune, who came In for id ptee* with 79. ro former champion*, each tvre legs oa the three-yeer dead Ledger trophy, failed tetr effort to retire the cup r. J. L. Matthews of the Ml* Herald, winner la 1984 end , earn* In for third plaice with while Ken Grab!* of th* 111* Q-Ma* O rlan d o 410 01 G a in esv 'e 00 # ( K , ------ to 112,733 and further rvf.nl> Halted him as tha big mon>'V man ef g rlf. Wood collected S 'in • Denny Hhute, rh lrag o , >■»») Harold (Ju g ). MrSpaden, Win dhreter. Maa»., tied for fourth With 288. '.A f t e r • hooting even par on the ' D iet nine of tha gftarnnon, end with Wood eliminated from *he Mad, Rammv bore down on the •Dome stretch. He took a birdh f on tha 10th, shot par on th> ;ttk and it t h end then Imirar ill mo«t spectacular golf. oleuta W ins State e w B m e n ’ a Golf Meet U i t n l l . Hawaii tk Hmltb; W. E. A l t u n l s r 4 I'xm pauri Krkman A V ltsbar*; Dithtna St tu sa a ia ri T ha , AlaI,ami Naval Hlora Com pa nr; C. A K H olding Cnmpany; FU ntsra X anufactarlnp Company and O. II McMillan * Company. Ii b»lng mad# t i ap p ear bafora Hit- cou rt that Stuataaas la CTiancary haa barataforn baaa la* •ncl again st you and that tha sheriff of Bsmlnola County, Ki nda. haa mada. hla rMurn ihercmi that you and each or jr. u sra foreig n aorporatloaa and that >uu and sack o f you baaa ■arctofora dona business la Ihla •i » i and that said rumntons iannul bn nerved ow in g to your tellur* to aloet offleera or npi~nnt auanta. or to hava within thie atats an offlear o r agtnt uie.n whom procat* can bo e n d . and that y on r oft'enr* or s f n t a ar* unknown, and It furl her b ein g mada to appear I* ihla Court that ttU n .-*W A *n \ 'i*l ■ aat •<w- C kaaeary U I goracless Sims and County T i t Carttttcal** against tsrla jn lands dao* rrlb.il in th* sworn b ill o f Cota* plaint fil'd , bar ala. _ Theeefrrr". r fkwua praaanta aro to i uramaad you and anek o f you I., ha an.I nppoar b s fo r o thin ■■•art on lb * firpti'C ny o f «eplemher A. D. t i l l , Ibp noma bo* ter i Halo Doy o f tb lo Court. -'U v .n v ._ ~>ucrsao . P roton f«»ao Clinics Slated For Football O fficials BACKSTROKE QUEEN nllfy th* report or to llacnM whether a joint Russlan-Brltish move In Iren I* Imminent. While there war* Intimations 'n arm* circles that- a decUlv* stroke Is being considered bv th* 1 Negroes Trampled In Holiday Stampede DF.LAND, Aug. IS — <8p*clal) — I)eLand’s Red-Hate and the St. Auguetlna Belnts divided a Florida State league doutleheidrr here yesterday, the Red-Hata taking the opener 3*2 and the Salntv th* nightcap, 8-0. Score: First Gama R H E St. Au«. 000 003 0—8 7 0 DtlJnd 100 000 Ota— 8 6 1 . Kane, Hearn end Qetli Loadhr Its and Madjetkl. Second Cam* R H E St. Aug. 000 003 0— 8 7 0 Del.vnd 000 000 0—4 4 1 McCormack and G off; Hay**, Pugh and Madjaskl. Yearling, Trim Islaadafa Twin* DAYTONA REACH, Aog. 18 — (Special)— Th# Ocala Yaart* Insa trimmed tha Davtona Beach Islanders 7-4 and 4*2 her* Sun­ day afternoon in a Florida Stat* league double-header. Seoreat First Gama R H E Ocala 002 000 BOO—V 7 0 D. Beach 100 030 000— 4 0 2 Rowland and BulllvantThlsrnlf, Carroll, Dixon and Payor, Staand Gama R H E Ocala 000 040 0— I 7 1 D. B-ach 000 100 1—2 8 8 Sullivan and Kettle*; Thiarolf and. Payor. SeaataM Tara Bark G-M** GAINESVILLE, Aug. 18 — (Special)— Th# Orlandn Sana* tor* got four rune In the flret t r Arm v Maneuvers In Louisiana Opened CAMP POLK, let Aug. ll<— W )—Th# spirit of troop* now en­ gaged In mock warfare In Louie* lane ‘‘will make our army the beat In th* world,*?' Lieut. Gen. Walter Krueger, commanding general of th* third anayk agtd In ■ broadcast Sunday. General Kruest rnally opening thli nauvtra In Louisia ad the huge teak ting man and equi gamea, th* bane end coordination, NEW YORK, Aug. IK —f/P> of the mail and < — Three parsons ware tramplod "Realism la aol *n death and 60 w*r* Injure I In cularly stressed ( tha crush Sunday when 10.000 neuvert. Whether nlmtaure-senklng nsgroaa were atemnedibl hy rumor* that their 8128 Hudson River aieunkm tickat* wore' bogus. Th# rsrafrre crowd, Clail In •hair colorful Sunday beat sail hi high good humor, waa tree*-' formed within mlautre Into <a mauling, milling msslslrnje ef fighting humanity aa ward spread MENDEL Cloth#* were torn and /y rif' 1 / W'i £vf WARDROBE trunk. freshing hot bath, or relax in the com fortable coolness of a madtm movie —cheap, dependable electric eervice is on' the job - working lor t i l Wht*rV > * I, yoa B n joy h o t w a ter a t a n y m inute ol-thm \4* ••»1 • I -h1 • �' T ” TO\‘ •* • r ^ f -l *- ci-jn - - . •. T ^ t ■ 0 "•1 • " >•. •- * ................■ m i t A M Totctm blea T b u A n y I fe r a U i BMIkr Area Jn Florida & ,'.-1 ■ * Vo l u m e m n SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, AUGUST EaUbUahed la IPOS G reen Says Labor To SitOirPostW ar Peace Conference 2 0 0,000 S e l e c t e e s And Guardsmen To a. — British Honor Flyer 9th Principle 9 Is Suggestion Point W ould Be A dd­ ed T o Churchill, • R o o s e v e l t Panel SYRACUSE. N. Y.. Aug. 19 —UPV— William Green. A. F. of L. president, de­ manded today that when “an1 other Magna Charta la writ­ ten” in poet-war conferenc­ es. labor of the world will be represented at the council ta­ ble. • Green Offered this "n in th paint’* to bo added to the tight principle! evolve.) at the high teaa meeting of President Rooie ▼alt and Prim* Miniiter ChurehllL a While In Waihlngton defense official* hinted last night that i Presidential appeal was rains forth Immediately to tho Federal Shipbuilding ana Drydeck Com pan* to accept a national dafrnsa .mediation board formula fat •bndlac tho a 1. O. strike which ' hea Thai tod »4MUXMt0«O wortt of Navy and merchant shin eonItnatloa at Koaray, N. J. • Thaw officials who docVaoJ to ?i ■ — Voting tn/ tbo two city bootha .In tho election affecting tho pronoted Seminole County hospital ^totalled 103 ballot* shortly afUr 12:00 o’clock noon. ' No koporta were available from tho 1«-precincts throughout tho C°b « u R o of tho election, In which W apodal act lo up- for approval _ li^. - --1* *- - tka tho Rnard Board nf of HU tho power author- K wlU t or not bo known nntfl .tomorrow. Tho polio do** at aun- ^ Y ear area! Britain, ,Trim Wlnant Sir Arxhlfc# .aow m fit. rtora nrthedral In London at tho tflryrittdg o f a mamor­ al to L t William Flske, a native Now Yorhor, who was tho flrit American flyer to dlo while serving with the Royal Air Tort*. Note bust-of George Washington next to WlnanU The eoromopy was a part of London’a observance of Amtrica’a Independence Day. Mrs. Moye Describes Beautiful Scenery Of Panama And Ba TOKYO, Aug. IS —OP)— A majority of those freeholder, voting w noceoaary to approvo United 8tatoa Ambaesador Grow conferred for honn with For­ eign Minister Toyoda on mattora of utmost Importance last even­ Road tfaar Daytona ing amid Japanese charge, that Approved For Paving tho United Staton waa Inciting Buia|a against Japan. The milllon-otrong Soviet Far Eastern army eras reliably reported to bo mobilised and ala* lloned along tho Siberian border (whore pereialont reports from the Orient oay Japan likewlao haa massed many troops.) A navy apohaaman also Mid •t a prvaa cenfereaeo Uwl Ruasia had |M submarines and 110 ^eod boat, atationod at VladL Wwll. The cenfervnea o f Crvw and tho foreign mlnktoy coincided with two lean meeting* botwooo Eugene If. Donman, eounaslar of tho United Statoa smbaaay, and Japanese V ko Foreign Minlater Amnn. It came no tho Japan Time* •nd Advartlaer, foreign mouth­ piece, deaeribed tho ChurchIURoonovolt peace alms docUntloa* A J H H "1 . ..W Zone, Is Ilk* a fairyland with Its ing at tha Canal by Mr*. Moya In eerpta from whh ” Balboa la n ful town. Wo i atop, to tho adi Ing and can look out over tho town and air flam , and see miles of mountains. Wo have tho Balboa Orchid Gardsno hero, and tho ptaco whom they grow lo so beautiful It takes your breath anay. “ A path winds through tho gardens and up the aide o f a mountain (kill to thaw people. Sot mountain to jw>. Tho hoy* and I haw walked up aawnl times and wo wow son and ttiff for a few days. Everywhere w* Violent Assaults Are Directed On Siegre-. Ufirt Port O f Odes­ sa On Black Sea Noted Soviet Author Visits Front Lino Troops 1941 WASHINGTON. Aug. 19—DPI— The War Department announced today that unless the international ■ituation interferes, substantial number* of selectee* *nd National Guardsmen will be sent home after as little as It months of service. About 200,000 men will be due for a release from active service In 1941 the department said, and on order they may reach their home* prior to the Christmas holllavs their release will be ac­ complished prior to Dec. 10. The army’s top draft ag* waa officially lowered to 28 yester­ day and at the same time the waT was cleared for an order ex­ tending the service periods of the army’s rank and file by . II months. With swift stroke* a f/ hla pen. President Roosevelt signed Into law two measures revising the draft act and affecting tha lives o f million of youne men. The first granted mandatory de­ ferment from the draft to men who were 28 years old last July 1. Registrants whose 28th birth­ day falls after that date will bo liable for Induction up until the following July 1 when they, toe. Ill receive automatic mandatory deferment. 4 Tho second, source o f prolonged controversy in Congress and ■£* proved by America Incites Russians Against Japg, Says Tokyo NUMBER 299 Member AasocloCed I’ rrtts 1911 l^ e r R ^ lo a s e O urin? House, give* Mr. Roosevelt aothority to keep selectees. National Guardsmen, reservists end enlisted man In service for at mack as II months hoyoml HR* - period for Which they were Inducted. It was believed an executive order ex­ tending the Service of these men, With some possible elections Would bo lasted hT Mr. Roosovolt Unite*.-JlUUo fmbemodor^o #203 Ballots Cast • A t Noon In City 19. Many Men May Germans Overrun Ukraine, Be Sent Home From Training Reports Nazi High Command ___ ___ W orkers M ust Have Voice In. W riting O f Another M agna • Charta Says Leader Hanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Kell, High* a. And Water Transportation Leningrad Only 75 Miles From Battle Bods Admit Pincher Movement Is Clos­ ing On Key City MINIMIS. Aug. 19— (A P ) — Ihe tdmirelt, announced •»da* shout (.007.000 Iona of \si« -hipping haa been sank, raptured or eeullled up lo lug Isi of nhieh H erm an lo-ae. rnnsllluled 2. .121.000 ton- Italian- 1.5.11.000 tons and b'iani-h 11,000 Iona, -use­ ful lo enemy” 119.000 Iona. The If A. K la said Is base arrnunted f„e a large perl of |hi* figure. According to the official Soviet caption with this radlophoto from Moscow, Alcxnndi-r T-Istoy, one of the leading authors and aca­ demicians in Russia la pictured (left) giving »*v Study Of 0PM 2 Seminole Boys And 0PACS Is To Be Made 8 Men Enlist In Defense Agencies Do Not Agree On F‘Dine4^vn>,h Of Their Policle# “ lit. Hofmann Gives I ns t r net i on s' On Army Compass Use Two >Yntmole County tmyw, .In ITun It AiIhiim, 21. anti I uiii* Hill*, havi* rtt’i’ iviil thrir wings m the Army Air ( orp* uftrr «'<»mpi«*t • three-part training pro gram. It i* t c lh v .l tint th«y arc the first froift Srminnl*County to becorm* meml>eri of In Tw o Weeks wearfair 4 Vr+mm Aclnlf HitIt-r’.w llitrh ComNtuml rt'twtrU'tl today that Gi’imiin anti allied troops had overrun all tIts- Ukraine terri* >rv west of the Unl®iicr ICtvcr and announced vinlcnt new a.vsaults against Ilie wflPv'f uirt iM»rt of .Odes­ sa on the ]iluck Son. (in the northern front, a i;. I Ai my hullelai acknowledged *|».,t III.* jaw- »»f the mammoth (i. iimin binaish nutcracker^were cln.mg in on Leningrad, With loiter fighting lagmg -aWy 75 mil,it -nuthwest t*f the city. The German* further reported it iMiita lilt* rapture of Russian fleet units F ig h t men hiivc e n l n t n l in the W A S H IN G T O N . A u g . 10. — ’ P m ld r n t Roo%rri\t t o d a y loon. k a * r n m m is 'io n a d J u d g e S a m u « I th a N ew Y o rk The service extension measure I . R o i e m i n o f a b a WlU permit a swift asps salon • t a t * 8u p r r m e C i u r t t o m a k a a koiaav. Mr. Atluma. thr *«»n o f Mr. and | S e m in ole Coun t) I t r f r i n e Fort «• Mrs. J. Roe, Adam, of Sanford, \during tin* pa-t two week-, it fallen Black Sea port, including was graduated front the flying waa announced tiulny by K. C. u Jb,00U.|on battleship, a 10,000tout at fve’ •choul helms, Ala., on Friday' Harper, vapDitn. Thu men are ton cruiser, four dvstroyor*. o n d . ) Uu w azxs***twfffi aM 'W as commiaaiunrtl «• « »«*c-1 Jimyt If \whluy. IfM-hard It. two -iibmartnc*. I’r**u*wlily most of tha. army ahottjd Uio danger rOf war become mors hmninont or , t h t o f f i c o o f p r o d u c t i o n m a n a g e - ond lieutenant, lie will b«* ^U- I),«• William I V..um!. Orville wire in the skeleton stages af actual hoaUlltloos involve this m*n‘ »»d tb^ office of price ad tionrd at Reims m an inatrurtnr NV r<m« !•!•••«. I».*vi.| M. Karla*, ■nnetriiction. country. It eliminated tha pn- oiinlstratlon ami civilian supply In atlvancrT? pursuit flying Authoritative quarter* In LonI Julm I I’m d .«», J r, John P. fu lriou. limit to 900,000 on tho nun. OPM and OPAOi have not Mr. Hilla, the son of Mr nnd lum Mini I,I n Vo mg il.iii, eiuiimentlng on tho critics! I i \V ll••fmaull gavt* .% ’ll) I kmine -iluatlun, said German b«r of trainees who may be in ,,-,n c y° to *Tr <>n some policy Mr*. J. C. Bills, Jr., of (icnvvB,| f f rV 't ' |matter*, - —Ta such •• "as ’ the pi proposnl ujrtisni J »r* » graduated s u a itu the same day s t ’ minute I.. I nil lIn* usir of thi' ■*riiipatp.n west of the Dnieper time they were w«r€ Inducted ere arc tllgi-ic,,rtnBmtnt alliri. ifurtailment of sutnmoblle automobile nrodur. produc- Rnreveport, Shreveport Il ji e He has applied rnnipa-* .«i In* ruguliir drill hint ».i« not a death blow tn the U. Only (hose who wore 28 at the ,lon|to enter thobomber bo ........ _______ ferry service) night ut It* Arnittiv A rrgulu- S. S It., hilt that if the Natli ble for release, and their indue |irisiimlk* compass -inn-heil Mershal Semeon Bud* Stephen Early, presidential |to England, but It la not known tion Arms tiofi must here bean prior to l*« •eeretary, sail he did not know yet whether he has been accep wilt « xli*l it. ,| to iln* inm. l u l l i n ’ - army, tho result* would July 1. whether the -uper defense agrncy ted. lie 1 1 ry serious. might be orgsnited with Vice Mr. and Mrs. Adam* nnd thrir Meanwhllr. Prime Minister other son, Owrn, went to .Selma ' of it yaid with the u»e of the I’rvsident Wallace In charge. Chun lull, returned to London In a far-reaching step t.. o ff. to see their son graduuted, und eoiopu--. Ii llnfinunn deelerrd from -e* talks with President Speakers For Legion Mrs. Bill* was present when hei The u-e •• the roinpu— is iher|-a. Itnn-cvilt, was espectrd tn mest I " ‘tr e\.rv .lit n< wurfore becomes it Conference Revealed i'.ta“ \nrd'r.7 n .,rfnM i ,P ° British Kr,'n,h son received hi* wings. net- with the wnr cabinet . ngthen The two boys are close friend*, more ......i-G I. lie -lut.d f'.rcea In the Middle East, I'rcs. ml Istrr— perhaps Sunday — nlent Roosevelt snnounred plans and entered tne primary training1 ''<>inp«- «l-<* »re u—d to chart make a r*d|o broadcast to th* yesterday to ferry American war school at Albany, Ga., together, aeriitntelv i rourac of travel at mpirv. ----------I'lanea direct to West Africa and Tley went through the bn,ie 1 "ighl and l > determine the pintJapan continued to esnreas course In Montgomery, Ala., slid " f •••my trtaip*. lard B. Smith of Titusville, and ” n *° 'b e Middle East front. ine.rn over possible United I*” ' t••, o^•' on the u-e of the Stale- wnr shipments tn Russia R. G. Danner, special agent for 1 The White House ennounre- were •eparated when they rhoae different branches of advanced •••"ipu*«.ione in a -ericof tho Department of Justice, have |n('«nt. which quickly followed the in itie Pacific port o f Vladi­ __ ___ ______ — — ...^ given tn vostok. Mr. ______ Adams »___ ,• ser. :. ......................... mslrmtiv. talklaing boon announced as speaker- for |,r*ridcnt’e return from his hl>- trainitffc. tie .midsummer conference o f the lorle era conference with Prjmi grant "of hi* squadron lit both j ntflllbci - of the Itefvn.o F’orvo by The Red Armies nf the north, ••»r„. r-. in line with tho in- brea-ling a reactivated German Seventh district o f the American Minister Churrhill, described the tho basic «nd advanced courses. ^IructioiM u'lvun by the Stale* I)o- Irlve on Leningrad from the Es­ Important Legion, to bo hold h ero' Sunday. new service a* "an funm* i'uuiiiil. Olm*r tnlkR have* tonian Healer, acknowledged toAug. 01. Other visitors will In­ •lep to* speed delivery of planes ••*i*|" ‘,,.-d n.e subjects «t map lay that they had abandoned clude Chari** Holtslaw, State direct to the Middle East.” 1 , ** _ . m akin g and organisation. However, It waa considered Sorvico Officer, Boy Pin**, and Kingi-epp, which lie* nn a major I f u r d e n 1 s n o u g h t . •» ............to in,- lectuie. cb-e railroad .5 miles southwest of Joo Frank, ehalrman of the re­ important also for its effect in • I order ill ill by plntoons nnd neutralising any move the Vichy habilitation committee, Tallaha.. that lOcond largest Soviet city. ASWIIINOTON. Aug. t'4 . I "-nmial of arm., was held for government might make -to turn 00 Moscow's early morning com­ ovsr Dakar, Erench West AfUP)— Ralph K. Davies. o .t i n g r t,V;, l “ " ';M,r Mttsicol feature* will ba offerr.l munique gave no details of the "uring lb- past few weeks, rrtrral, t-srrpl lo say it had oc­ by Orlando Air Baa* ipocialtlr-. if*, or Casablanra, Morocco l.i petroleum coordinator, sail Mon naval and air dsy he had formally rv(Oliimfltil’ I * ul,|llln llrt»|»i*r mini, thn fnllnw. curred after stubborn resistance. and Clermont Legionnaires pr» lermany for ft was noted the W'slt ed that ih* oost roast petroleum mho tho mors than 000 visitorJ“ vr ,h" '1 " " " r b,'t' A- to D o remainder o f the " •> I1’1” '1'•• DW on tho front, it was stated merely that npootod that It wlll bo an Inter- Ileus* announcement said "the marketing committee ink.- steps eating and wall balanesd pro­ importance o f this line uf com­ In New York Wednesday to V f ‘ ,')'!! r,,," r," " :u ,h‘- heavy fighting was continuing Mali rn tkh _ "‘ munication between our country on gram. equalire th* kiirtlitn burden nn on rnn.iiniei ron<umerseverywhere. Ridlmnl A. Vcrnay, ill; \V. II. ^■maaBwnswaiBMwmassaMmi and strategic outposts In Africa caused by the 10 portent rut in Tho Germans for thalr part Mart in, HI; II. I,. I'urlcr, 91; rsaaot be overestimated.” gasnlino-aupplle* ordered for At­ claimed tn be drawing Uteir Davltl Earle. M H ; John l„ GalloUnder agreements concluded lantic coast state*. Holland Seeks Gas w»v. h i ) . J. J. |’union, J r , Hit; W. noose tighter about tha encircled with the Pan American airway, Davies said he recommend.-1 • Willinglmm, lt|; lu'ii Butner, Soviet Ukrainian port of Odosao, For T ourist Season •retom, the White House said. the suppliers of gasoline adopt 81; W. It. Williams, HI; J. A. ■muring down bomba to prevent •bo forry system and a com uniform percentage* o f riirtalL* .Strange, Ml. Charles G. Juquutlc, any Russian escape by sea. It partirular HI, Mini George A. Bpccr, Jr., HI. was asserted that *ii Russian TALLAHASSEE. Aag. 10 - I'sakm transport service would ment "neceaaary In transports ' aggregating 15.000 lovornor Holland said 'provide direct and speedy de­ arras for non-preferred deliveries tons, a cruiser and a torpedo boot ho waaJd "oxplora every livery of aircraft from the 'ar- to and by service stations and ■•nal of democracy’ to a critical to cunsumefs by suppliers.” wrre disabled or damaged. and auk* every effort k o o .s c v c lt S i^ n s aa adequate supply of i>n|nh in the front against ngThe supremo Noil effort In.tho c grass Ion.” Ukraine, however, waa to prevent _ ___ n Florida daring the Pan-American will ferry the vital month* o f tho tourist sc. thr retreating Russians from or­ Seven Known Dead In Lqualizinir Ration i ■ . lv\ tension rlasm from th* United Btatea to Weal Africa and thane* to Ih* Middle b u t, gbo establishing an air tysuport service from West Africa to tho Mlddl* East. It plaaa to arrange a similar trans­ port service to West Africa “ Plane* owned by tho United Htatoo government will ho used “ * J “ onaouneemoat oaid, "and they will he opporsonncL treated la - rated by. , American personnel. otul Tim route la ao arranged that I*, win nowher* pern through the ,e» ■ soon o f actual warfare.'' Tho supplemental transport Venice Surveyed For •srvioo, carrying plane parts and to effactiva daA n ti-A ircraft Site Itsnaawaaeatial livory o f aircraft to tho Middle East,” will bring tho ferry perIP — (Special) sonnal bock on tho return Jouraurvay o f the poood aaii-oirah*od» wauao Florida’s wlnUr sea­ ls about 10,«* Month more / thi Governor ha wowld urgv that any raUoolag o f gaaollnbaaed apoa seasonal pe. tt nttowtag la applied. “ Wo w fflh r fi* every possible Brooklyn Pier Fire Nr.W YORK. Aug. 10—WVReven persona w»ro known to bo dead and pome two acoro missing today aa tha aftermath of the blaring Inferno which swept the Brooklyn pier, sating up the cargo ahd destroying th* Cuba mall lino ship Patmco and nu­ merous small craft. Investigator said th* total death toll of tho » 1,800,000 fir* may never bo known. At bast 55 persons are In hospital* sorlously Injured In yoataiday'a tragedy. Summer Uniform s For Police Force Arrive Delayed Because of priority of defense materials, summer uni­ forms have arrived for member* of tho Sanford Polios Department, Chief Roy WUUanu said today. Tho now uniforms arc gray, and n yellow emblem Identifying Bill ganising an affeotlv* lino o u t of th* broad Dnieper river—a lino which properly formed would bo Immenctly difficult to break and might crest* a bloody and sta­ tic front In th* south. Berlin dispatches stressed that the Nisi sir lores waa in th* heaviest action all along tha great bend of tho Dnieper, which Is a mile will* for 100 mil** up from its mouth and la only hn frequently bridged. These, dosplto th* generalised claim of th* German High Cona­ ns*nd that tha Russian* were “ de­ feated" and In a flight which ap­ proached rout In some areas, sug­ gested a cenaUacable Osrata a concern the! tha Soviet feeve* ht bo ahlo to got acrooe k ielsnt order to otroagly en­ trench themselves and to * f M th* effects o f their defeat a ! Ni­ kolaev on tha Black Boa ead a ! Brumlev Improves Krivol Reg In tha boa a n idA fte r Operation gkm northeast of that part. /* £ « Tho hinterland William Bromley, farmer on dustrial city af (ho East Bid*, waa mid to be tm- abo waa-t Gorman z: provf AT ation last week at tho FcroaldLsughton Memorial Hospital. An attendant Mid he waa -get­ ting alow* y tr f vatt.* WAHIIINGTON. Aug’. 10 Id*)— Tho Army service gstm slon rr><dulion became taw Mon dsy with its signutura by Prr* idrnt Roosevelt. The legislation vests Rnomvrli with authority to hold all Ar my tnen — selectees, Nations Guardsmen, reservists and rvgu lar enlisted personnel— fur 1# months beyond their proscribe* tour of duty. Tho deferment measure \;sr signed Hoturilay but U waa not an­ nounced until Monday. In addl tion to providing th* autnmatk deferments. It calls on the ace rotary of war to discharge freer service selects** who reached 18 cn or before July I, 1011, if they apply for discharge and It la "not In conflict with th* In tercets of th* national defrost. “.i a ‘Vt • �I w• — *r I mdr{ TUESDAY, AUGUST IP, 1941 TTIE SANFORD IIERAtD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO - — Gasoline Rationing Herald BARS SUNDAY SALK GOOD-BYE BROADWAY— £ - One of the principal difficulties about collectivisation in * »««« or any ovcr-centrallzed national government in a couilry IS ■11 ,U m MlXV u.h large and as diverse in its many interests o-s ours ims , ws.es • r m oiru« apringn from the fact that it is difficult to i*nue n decree r t t r U a ■ »• »» Iks Ael binding upon1 the entire country or any large part of it .s* Maask a >a*T. which will be as fair to one section as another. ■ e tx a w n u dbam Thus we find that in the attempt to reduce gusolino consumption along the eastern seaboard* Secretary Iekes proposes a rationing of gasoline t0>;filling stations involv­ ing s ten percent reduction based on July sales. In other ---------- p words, all the filling stations from Maine to Florida arc ex­ pected to sell to the public-tenttfaroent Jess gasoline in September and the toiioirUni. wquIUa ■Lhun they soli* in « uly# Now In Maine, July is a big month for gasollno s.-dos. Crops are being •harvested. The tourist businesj flourish­ es. Home folks get out their automobiles, which have been in cold storage all winter, and motor through tho coun­ tryside. Gasoline sales soar throughout the aumpier and decline naturally when winter setr in with or without any suggestion from Secretary Ickes. On the other hand, In Florida gasoline sales are ab­ normally low in July. Tho farmers are inactive. ITu-n- an­ no tourists in the state to speak of. Many home folks have taken their cars and gone to North Carolina, Maine, or other points In the North or West. In the winter when everyone returns, the state is flooded with tourists, and ndustrial and agricultural Interests are busy, gasoline sale.normally Increase about ten million gallons n month. TUESDAY, *>TJcAfi And so in Maine a ten percent cut in gasoline con­ sumption based on July sales would be nothing at all. It BtULE V rv would entail no sacrifices for anyone and il would mivn no ,: A r CLIMRVr I CONSCIENCE gasoline. While in FI6rIdA sue a.cMt Would be disastrous. GIVKfl IMHKNHE HAPPINESS. It would mean that throughout tha winter we would have • RUN INJy DEBT SPIRI­ TUALLYi Blessril, Is the msn un- to get along on about 26,000,000 gnilons a month; whereas t* 1whom Jehovsh 'imputeth not last March we actually used id2,OO0,OOO. Inquity, and Itasheaa spirit th*r» We are glad to see-that 1 Goveftioi- Holland hat takla np gull. w m n h .1 2:2. sn prompt cognizance of this problem and has given his assurances that he, will "explore every possibility to Insure TOR PACT l^ y ^ LKI’ HANT an adequate supply of gasoline In. Iflorlda during the vi­ tal months of the tourist season ahead." (From ,i’<^(ry Forum) ATLANTA. An*. 1 9 -W —A t lants city council Monday •» doptfd an ordinance prohibiting the tale of gasoline on Sunday, except to vehicles operaUn* in Inter or intrastate transportation or lo emergencies sUoetia* health and safety. H o M A 6 (k s r v v r [0 O N U T t ■«sr I hav# a llttle'vlsptant Of soft and shining cinnabar, Wrought by a native of Hainan i be With iquar* discing every Saturday night, Koala by tha Daytona Beseh HlllbUlle* OrchcdRa.-< EtEMAGlft'. 1 TV A / 19 the time to bey yeer U8ED C A R . while -Easy Torres are still omdiaMe. Larger Down Payment and tem ,0a*nci4f, will he enforced-by Government Regulatory Decree-Within a few weeks.. We have W Red Ho4.MJUsed \Cgr Bargains to choose from. Renumber We Underact! Everybody! “ Some people are fully grown and fully capable of driving I dot* my beak, a leant of spice, O f. musk sfltL^oca brings tha IW^Snkl* o f l j l i f i a holla— Oj little, psnrij; ruddy b«aat. What U U Uiat I do not know, Or sra you wlier than you Lori o f your measured world, and il .• dl figment * of your Aalan dream*T WA V „ 9pL *t’ r .m U fhhlng picture*'. BriHw’ em In n w o n s hava cut made f or our j |fij>Mrdltlep. hurcblll • ihlg- dsfans Wheeler dl< iVaivrs. The •Upping. new plait Ir, suppose P plnator nl telephoni ftUoiaevelt I, World.—head' per have hln t than Hitler S to do It. lag when 8<r hka the plea, inrcontomht' l pad when l' vena stability’, [oat as mod' I f jo in ts , Jive lU a iin H r ,a M p aa. o f them, too, have had minor TUP SANFORD FORUM f-M FORD DELUXE TUDOR FORD 8EDAN DELIVERY WASHINGTON, . Aug. 19cCF)—After a BO-minute confer* •nee with Praaldent Rooaerelt. coegraaelonel leaders reported Monday they had gained the 1m* pressloo Ratals Lea • real chance of holding out tadeflalUiy e* gainst the Nasi military msekbae and that RuaaUa wotrteoe* pro­ bably will forestall any Cemaa attempt to Invade Great Britain this- yanr. WhUe making not to be quoted by rfame,-one of those present gH I •Tie other day we rode Wl(h fomtince the dentist's arjfr, ,ul through the army reserve kmi ivrr the causeway to sn Island. Wb could see. across the b*>r\h« ■i»w city of Psnams, built right lown to the water, • city of Mgh, pink cathedral . sp in *,-fal­ low and failed blue Uslldlngi, with the blue I'seifle wealing iround Its seawalls, and mean-1 tains behindhand a|n-(tWogidnto PLYMOUTH . TUDOR I PLYMOUTH SEDAN FORD DELUXE FORDOR 8BDAN FORD .. FORDOR SEDAN TUDOR SEDAN the alghL Concsmlng 1‘analp* wcuther, Hr*. Moye wrltqsi * i . “ We hays, a brass* all the Uma 1 bean At hat since f came si V u tilers, and It has rained will cloud__ . . . __ minutes or se, then the sen will fonje out. the water drain re a r In a re It fat* mlautss, and\Tt la as nlcs as rear. “ I haven’t avan seen the eanii, •acapt from a distant*. No ode la allowed near the.locks. I hope the war la over before we have to leave here, or 1 will mite see­ ing a lot.’’ Atoat the trip doom by strain­ er, Mrs. Moye writeet “The boat wae simply scrump- ana safety. Emotional restraint, ncr1should be built up before nny child * If • W a W i U v T handed car keys anti ■'with a jqtieer auperatitlon that these possessed- tfio magic that could change .lntd.^pmtnre driver over-night. The , therefore it is the duty of the state IPs,' the jnjentally deficient and the i our^ghm yi.«jRew standards must Urenitog*. procedures set up. well ss serious Roosevelt Russia Of Scenery At Panama, Balboa FORD TUDOR SEDAN B elk r Deplores Smaller- Families igared by outbreaks against Natl le fat Paris, Gan. Iltlnrkh von territory NEW YORK, Aug. 19-WV— Delegates tq the National Catholic Women's Union Convention today were told “our preeent dey mar­ riage la, la many Instances, a cloak for Immorality" Rev. Hubert Belief ot New York urged his hoarers meet the challenge of birth control. . He asserted there were t000r 000 fewer' children In pobUs school* than a dread* ago and that 80 percent of the famUlae-ta United Stt>M*. eitamr 'hare no children at all hr only one or twa. . 94 1 DODOS FORDOR SEDAN - «4 ( .FORD , TUDOR SEDAN. I CHEVROLET PAMM |i R-TOfj TRUCR .1 MERCURY v FORDOR SEDAN FORD PICE-UF ford 4 »' 1 . t.| I TUDOR SEDAN NEWSPAPER SOLD TARPON-BHHNOErAij —(Hpcctsl)— PuridPIse- of New*, a weekly naw » spe« Prices Like Tkeae Can*l Last Long! before a manicurist found tha money and returned it to U a Catlollcs o f ream . We through that The nathraa bracelets and all Mdda o f' *ta and wares, and will aall *t any price, ssoalty 19 e as C A K .fiz t fC S S A U How old should a child be licforp he U allowed to lo all of those who pass a driver’s license teat have i efficiently developed sense of responsibility to entitle •horn to a car. Mrs. Bessie R. Alston, a widowed school teacher <>'. Salt I-ake City, whs has recently been awarded first prl=. for the best letter on the subject, “ How old should boy* >nd girls be before being permitted to drive the family :ar7” has a good deal of Interest to say that may of Ter helpful suggestions. “Thousands of Peter Pans crowd >ur highways today-children who will never grow up,' she declares. “ Keeping these unsafe driven off tho roud is the I'.tponslblltty at once of the home and the license bureau," die writes. “Of the home, because that i« where the t'riv ^;i*.m ade or'marred. U U true that meet lb year1'nbl youngsters cah master the .men rflccftiuilca o f driving In t day,-but it takes from 18 to 2o yearn to train u good driver, to establish the five special qualities thut make ip driving matuflty. They ere InUnigeitt thinking, sane ludgment, cmotfcfta) control, unQdllrtg courtesy and a liigh nshlp. No one of these flashes 'autoinatlcally Into tx at the turn of a calender page, each a a alow growli C D I P ETC n r f p F***E °n efr. Window *111, drive a car7 That depends upon the child morn than ..immi HU -measured ..foqUtopi seldom the law which classifies him as a minor or an adult. Tha Inkpot and my dictionary. I R R 1n t t L S r Located oat of Sanford on tha Haw Smyrna Baack Rct d^.Rt. .ST* aj ic y-w«- - ^ Juvenile Drivers Between old <Bhfirs pcs re and a i car at 18; others have never quite grown up at 50. Km p«»l, . CHUNKING. CATHEDRAL HIT f ' i - a;iUMMMhl; CUUNIUHO. Aug. IS.—Tsm ' aUWell! tbs' cathedral and two hit the convent of the Ameri­ can Dominican! la Klenninr. Fu­ kien Province, during a Japanese sir raid Saturday morning, tha Chinc m Cedttfl- NoWi report*# loot sight. No caewolUeo wees mentioned. have worked all and areat o f night tr their hdmfs and 1 They alt fhlt ante meat would rehnhwn tea long raftering passed, while they “te irepresent r - ’W asi Inn s 46 Other Cars of. PoeUlkriJfakeB I M. A. Coroallea,. retired Han a n engineer, gave the tinder. Mn*. Mary Praia, formerly of Tampa, a |300 reward aflav he had proved ownership. , . M! was galng lor a cup of coffee,? Mrs. Praia aald. "when I anw the bills In tha middla of the sidewalk near-th* treat of the hotal shop. They wvre r e b&**C self, oat Inside the others, Lt- «• PaMaaU Te walls AasUHd It took them 10 y get ear read . r e ' ll . m & v«\ ..7 <■ TXf'V h•Jt-v m -X. �1----------------' y..»* < ^- ■ m 1V11 BANFOKD HHtALD, BXNPURD TBM U P1 r tm i-s ial A n d P ersonal Activities Annie Belle Methvin W ed To Charles W inn Mr. and Mrs. B G. Methvin i. ■ PAGE THREE ........................ Skin Should Got Care It Needs In Summer To Go With Colors In Fall By BETTY CLARK AF Fr«t«rt Writer daughter. Annie Belle, to Charles shannon Winn, ton of Mr*. Lil­ You ran consider Pall fashion lian Winn of Deland, on Sunday, colon without bring discouraged Sanford Pi Phi’s Aug. 17, at the home of Juitfc* If tou give your *kin the caru it o f Peace W. E. Watson, who is calls for in mmmrr. W ill Join Tour an uncle of the bridegroom and Otherwise, you make who performed the reremon; lip JTOjr mind to change your Sanford M Phi's will Join a 1 With the couple were Mr*. E. •kill •« von do your fnnk* in group of about 2.1 active members Miss Martha Dye of thiamin Davis and Mr. and Mrs. II. G. ; TUESDAT th« In hrtwst'n m a in , while you of the PI Beta Phi national fra­ The Order of the Eastern ternity for women who will tour la visiting here tt the guest of Echols. •ro •witching your wArdrobo ® s r will sew for the Red Cross the state from Tuesday Aug. 19 Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stacy The bride wore a navy t>lua from 'wmru^T to autumn fa*hsheer dress with white accessor­ lont. ht tb*_ Woman’ s Club In the through Friday, Aug. 22 visiting I Mr. and Mr*. B. F. Whitner, ies. m M ilng beginning at 0:30 A. M. their sorority sisters from Jack­ Tbv th <nc lo do in getting rea­ Sr. are ipending an extendr,! va- The Episcopal Church Auxil­ sonville to Tampa. Mr*. Wmn received her educa­ daUou-lA. >Jimfghkecpaje, S. Y. tion In the local schools and was dy for Fall hrown or the ew riary under the sponsorship of rtturnuv black i« to mak** rrguThe Sanford girles who will join visiting relatives. Mem- « t - Claire White will aew graduated from Seminole High Ur da?- s with yourself to take Oho. W— r o V <Kuh for the the group arv the Misses Mary School in 1938. For the last two up tbc matter of your akin. How Wiggins, D o r o t h y Wiggins, Red Croat in- the -afternoon. Mr. and Mr*. George Witmer years she has been connected Ixiuls* Perkins and Evelyn spent Sunday at Davtona Beach with Lucille's Beauty Shop as often 'h’pcndf on whether your f WEDNESDAY •klB i* dry or oily Stowe. Those from Orlando, wro 1as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ilsrvey beautician. , W om en'! Society of Christian will go on the tour, are the Her* lie •onie ffinfm il tin* Mr. Winn was graduated from on beautifying Service of the Methodist Church Misses Mary Smith. Betty Thorn­ ' Titus. tlry ,«kiu<: If Deland High School and la now your ikin ifrm i fairly flaky and will sew for the Red Cross in ton, Alice Price, and Eleanor the Woman's Club kcgii.i.ing at Yother*. Winter Park Pi Phi’ * Mrs. A. W. Knox and Mrs. employed by the Pepai-Cola 'U®- Wfg&vf * hlrl-rATtlA*,, ’ frtyjf ,>k#TP pany in D ayt^ .i H-lch • JO A. M. abould he twice a «lay (yes. twice planning to make thu trip are Margaret Barnet visited today at Zhe Woman’ s Club group Ormond Beach with Mr. and Mrs. i The couple' - will make their d fy i/niedq you don’ t car** how the Misses Mildred Woodward, .. home In Daytona Beach. unulr the sponsorship,-of Miss M. Papworth. old you look I And the»e are thr Peggy Caldwell, and Gertrude | " Irene Hinton will sew at the M) Clean your skin with Musselwhite. Miss Iiuti. I’raiee! TT v Woman’ s Club for the Red Croet from iperi'l tlry akin crean* \21 DeSoto City will also g o 1. Mr ‘ ml .M" E ,> Turner ! Mrs. Cooper Talks lit the afternoon. ■ J -Florida Then pat on a akin lotion (.1) ith the Central girl*. have returned from a three week* . The Bunbeam Band of the W. vacation spent in Wayncivdlr, On Trip To School While v ur «kin i< slightly rols* The tour begins with a cocaM. C. o f the Firat Baptist Church N. C. from tke lotion, appl" one of •Edvard Price Richarda w t have charge of the pravvr cola party for rushers in Day­ Mr*. W. L. Cooper gave an thoaa rreamy manka. You «hould Reach at the tearh home meeting service In the evening. tona Mrs. W. H. Keitx and Miss Attired In a roa*-colored hat and intereating report of her trip to leave it on about ten minute* of Mr. and Mr*. M. S. Wiggins. AU are urged to attend. Margaret Reits have returned Montreal, N. C-. a» delegate to (4 ) Remove It with a «kin lo­ gown, Edward Price ItichaH*. 29, Their daughter*, Dorothy and .home from Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. THURSDAY the Women’ s Training School at tion and you are likely to find a ia ahown In Ixvi Angele* court at Mary, will be hostesses. .where they spent a eacatlon. Women of the Congregational the monthly business and inspira­ elowln? pinkin*h »kin which ia be (or abe) asked to have the name A buffet supper at the Florida Church under the sponsorship of tional meeting of tie Woman's tha •kin to cultivate this *ea*on. legally changed to Barbara Ann In Jacksonville, Yacht Club Mr and Mr*. E. C. Dobson snd Auxiliary of M ^ . J . B. Root will sow far the Richarda. The case wa* continued the PreabyterUn the tspert* ««v swimming and luncheon party at daughter, loils Ann, left today to Rea Cross In the Woman's Club The gul with an oilv *kin can when the court wa* told Richards' Isike Rosa in Gainesvillr, and n apend a week in Bradenton as Church which was held yesterday in the afternoon. keep to n twice n week whedule transformation from man to woman afternoon at the church There veil! m a I ondon Bridge rngressivr dinner in Ocala will guests of Mr. and Mr*. W. II. for her home-made facial. She might not be permanent. I^ist No“ World Christian* in tLU da some i / *he features of the be Young. party at the recreation hall oa nrobabK will prefer to clean her member, before the change. Rieh! World-' was the topic of the toor. Tuesday and Wednesday tb* lhke front beginning nt S:0Q . votional program which wa* led fact with trap and water (really) arda was wed to Lorraine Wilcoa. Mrs. J. O. l-anry and K J i . , under the auspices of the nights will be spent with resi­ ma^hr a more liquefying by Mri. I. G. Hunter, and exBdPdlea for Britain Club. The lient Pi Phi's in Jacksonville and guests, Mrs. J. B Gravra, •ream than that uaed by her dryOcala, respectively. Mrs. Charles Lyerly and son, i amplei of a few Christians and Otlnned public la Invited to attend. «i«ter She then uaea a how their lives affected their felOpelika, Ala. The entire dsy Thursday will Charles. Jr., of The Baptist W. M. U. u n do lowmen, were presented by Mr*. math for |n minute*, too tie sponsorship of Mrs. W. E. he occupied with an all-day beach spent yesterday and today at Ft. D. Dague, Miss Iren* Hinton, Bath kin«l* of bkin con go if WDIIO Daytona Beach. Kader will sew at the Woman's party in Tampa. and Mrs. Hunter. The scripture for p<w«lrr bane with more pmV After leaving Tampa the OrClub for the Red Cross in the by Mrs. Dagu*. than yellow ill it. e*perM|y for Tnnighl'a I'r o tn o * Mr*. Henderson Southerland, reading - v is given ,. fbndo Pi Phi's amt their PI Phi m# nlrig. eomplrtion to *uit Fall color* McCaslin, prealguests will give a buffet supper who haa been visiting her lister.1 ” r’ '*• •• over tie business like yr*v blur*, timber 6.00 Ha«ehal Scon** »*rren* . FRIDAY Mrs. John 8chlr»rd. Jr., for the 0:05 Supper Hour i The Dirt Gardener's Circle of st the Orlando Country Club on past month, laft yesterday for meeting at which time report* true red* or brown and black Friday honoring Orlando, San­ 6 16 Youth N»-w^ were given * -from the various tb* Carden Club will tew at the If you air going to the beach her home in Williamsburg, Va. 6:20 V. P New* Woman's Club for' the Red Cross ford. and Winter Park rusheea. committee*. for weekend* n«»w. you mu*t b«* Th- supper will begin at 6:30 6:30 Secon d 11unhand la tha morning. *• careful ahut u«iug a lotion Mr. and Mr*. Ford Harrison 1 7:00 Excur*h II* in Science -eOte Fifty-Fifty Bible Class of o’clock. Anv central Florida PI for protection a* you were at Lakeland vlalted her. B r id g e P a r ty 7 16 Sport* K cp ortrr tk* Firat Methodist Church will Beta Phi alumna nr active wish­ of tha atari of the *ra*on And rethe weekend as the guests 7:25 Sam Cuff the •F meat at Evansdal* at 7:00 I*. M. ing to attend the supper may mtmbcr the *hower after the make reservations hy railing War** fir a covered-dish supper. r< *nd Planned By Aid Group •wlm •• •onjething for beauty'* 7:30 Time Miss Mary Ellen Daetwyler or fred'Tiarrim ™^ M Out For Dumvmi^ MONDAY *ake. Before you go to bnl Sun writing to Miss Mary Allen, 901 7:55 Elmer Pavi* and tin Newa A “ London Bridge-’ party win day m«ht. you will do well to Mrs. W. L. - Henley and her i The D. A. R. under the spon- Lako Adair Boulevard. 8.00 We thi* People guest, Mr*. D. I. Stallings of be given by the Bundle* for Bri- •tart y*ur back*lo-Fall beauty aoMhlp o f Mrs. C. R. Dawson H'30 Uep"il to the Nation tain on Thursday. Aug. II at budget hv applying a creamy lo Madison, Tcxaa. left yesterday wtn (ww at the Woman's Club 9:00 Glenn Miller for 0>* Red Cross In the morn- coast guard tug to Mobile, Ala., for a tour o f the southern part H.00 P. M. In the recreational lion which will be aoftening and 9:15 Public Affair* for overhauling. Port officials of the state. room at the lake-front. •oothlrr to leg*, arm* and fnce. 9:30 Jcimm Arvixu illscloaed the tug Cnrraba.oct Many prise* will be given, f .------------:----------9:46 New, of the World would arrive today. Mr. and Mr*. M. W. Deariso uch as a door prise, screeno, Authorities, who have denied returned Sunday from a two bridge prise*, and prises for tha eligible for unemployment comp- 10:00 la** llrowii tlrrbi*lr.« Nazi Ship reports of -ahntage aboard the weeks' vacation In the mountains games of Rummy, Chinese Crack­ •naation The natural Increase of 10:30 Miclmel i^Ting Drcheatra blamed rust ond corrosion of north Georgia, Tennessee, ers and Mah Jong which will l» itata bu*ine** following the trend* I 11:00 Linton Well*, m-w* [ To Be Overhauled vessel, for failure of the ship's engine*. North Carolina and South Caro­ played, It is reported tv Mrs. I. of the pa*t •everal yeara will al«o 11:06 Tedd> Powell Drelie*tra J. Martin, president of tha or­ ho a far tor in increa*kng financial 11:30 |loh t i o*|»y lina. * tranaaciion* of the State. There are about 100,000 filling .F O R T LAUDERDALE, Aug. ganisation In Sanford 11:65 I’ re** New * . A — OP)— The Herald said last station* on the eastern seaboard. 12:00 ftign Off Ticket* may b# obtained at the Friends of Mrs. II. N. Saytr idaht tha seised German freigh- They supply more than I0.00O.O00 will be glad to learn that aha pries of 05c- from Mr*. R. W. Lyca<*n, in Greek legend a king at out 7,100,- la improving following an opera­ tuprecht, ehalrman of the ticket M T Arauca was unable to leave automobiles with Tomorrow■» Program* of Arrmlia, wa* turned into gort Everglades under Its own 000.000 gallons of gaioline a tion which ah* underwant recent­ wolf because he offered humm 6:30 Motmng Round up and weold be towed by a year. ly at 8L Vincent’* Hoapital In flesh to Zeus when the god came 7:00 The World Today ■•*........... sittim m in lo *leil . Ilm. 7:15 Itnakfant Ilravitiaa Telephone l i d announce the marriage of their LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor e rsona Social Calendar «:00 UP New* 4 00 Delta Rhythm Boy* 8:10 Pregram reauroe 4 16 Afternoon Varietie* 8 16 Morning Devotions 4 30 (rrgen Melodies 8 !t0 Jimmv Barry, *ong* I 45 Wing* Over Jordan 8:45 Tune Time 5 fWi The Lone Ranger 9:00 Diana Drew 5 30 Korn Kobbler* 9:06 Black and While note* 5.46 The World Today 9:15 Myrt and Marge 9*30 Marnel The Army * emergency airport 9:8.6 Farmer I)an’* Program building program contemplate* 9:45 Womin of Courage u«e of g s d i fairwny* a* runway*. 10:00 Daytona Beach Yarietie* u*e of golf course rlaoin etaoln ,0:15 UP New* 10:30 At Home With Sally Mar­ tin l(k45 Life and the Land 11:00 Kate Smith Speak* 11:16 Swing Your Partner 11.30 Doc Seller* True Life Stone* BORROW u e w & s ? ' ' - ' -' ..... ............ 12 10 Mumrel Interlude 12:15 Checkerboard Time 12 30 Dance Time 12:45 Road *f Life 1 00 Yourtg DF Malone 1:15 Joyce Jogdan 1 30 New Smyrna Vurietic* 1:45 Merry Go Round 2:15 T ne Srioiitu 2 25 UP New* 2 30 Renfro Valley Folk* 2 45 Children AI*o Are People 2 55 Press New* 3.00 Song* of Cheer anti Com­ fort 3:15 Accent on Mu*ie 3:46 Hurl Ivr*, Song* •The 'Modern Way A <*«< «trenmlinei| service for Imtn* up to $30000. Signature I^eans I stan* made to hus­ band and w i f e Auto lA>anH t‘<* Moker Furniture I.onn* Loan* MODERN FINANCE CO. V \V iV nlr*! Av# Orlando, Kta. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH Fresh Pre-Cooled Flowers From Pippin Gardens, Florist We Specialise in CORSAGES and FUNERAL DESIGNS W. FIRST 8TKEKT— PIIONK 758-M "Wc Wire Flower* Every where" RADIO NEWS London Bridge Parly Will be given by llundle* for Itritam on Thur*day, A»'g 21 at 8 00 P M in the recreation room <«t the lake fr* nt Penalty for falling down on a hid will be n silver coin PRIZES — REFRESHMENTS In addttmn to bridge. Rummy, Chinese Checker* and Mah Jong will be played The puldn- n cordially invited Tickets may be obtained from Mr» R W Kuprecht. Ihairman, Mr*. I I). Martin, Mr* W. A Leavitt and Mr*. A \V Kno*. ADMISSION 35c Seized •IT*-, W a s c i> ® r ►v/.jTV r B a s s r ^ T -* '! ^ BAR G AIN Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Leffler left Sunday for Highland*, N. C. where they will spend a week. They will be accompanied home by thalr daughter, Lila Moor*, who haa been at Laurel Falla Camp in Clayton, Ga. DAY t o d a y Doable Program Old Favorite iM hiTTf itcT r W E D N E SD A Y & TH U R SD A Y A D R A M A T IC T IM P 1S T O f . D E S IR E S obtained from this party. Also, Clauds Whlddon, J r , W A ard D**«. Gen* llarriaon. Robert Newman, Jr., Al Wallace. Voile William*. Jr.. Charla* Williams George Anderson, and Woodrow Riser. E. H. Lanvy ipent the p u t weekend in Dayton* Beach a* The Rev. and Mr*. M utln J. the rueat of hie daughter, lira. L. C. Tally, who b u been trend­ Bram le t yr.urdav for a vaca­ ing a vacation there. Mr*. Tally tion which they will apend In haa now returned to her bom* In New Jersey._______ JicMiooviU*._______ Word haa been - reealved her* Mr*. Ella Ward haa re turnad that Mlta Madeline Truluck ha* been named one of the candidate* to Sanford to maka her home her* with her daughter, Mr*. R. for the honor of queen of the B. Dm *. Mr*. Ward raa epent ■ummer achool eeaaion at the the p u t aeveral month* In Or­ lando with Mr*. R. C. Bower who 1* now moving to Miami to Join her huaband. o f the summer setaIon. Mr*. J. N. tilllon w u host*** Bradenton, la vlalting Sunday to member* of her family few day* u the guo at a family reunion which, ahe parents Mr. and Mr*. John SchU reports, Is the first to have been n rd . held In IS years. Visiting Mr*. Oillon were: her slater, Mrs. D. K. Miaa Patsy O'Connor h u re­ Brady of Tampa, Mr*, t e u le 0. turned to Baltimore. Md. after Collin* and her son, Ralph, and •pending aeveral weeks here with her daughter, Mrs. Lee Southern, her parents, Mr. and Mr*. T. L •f Miami) her brother, E. U O’Connor. . Orrasby, o f Lakeland; and her brother and sister-in-law, Ms. and Among those seen at Daytona Mrs. R. 8.0rm*byTandlhelrdhtlB uck during the past weekend dren, Lester and Jan*tt*,of Staf­ w ent the Misses Joyce Wklddon, ford, Arih. Mr-and Mr*. B. 8. Marie) Kno*. Lola Caldwell. Kllsa- Orraabv and their family remained keth Dyson, and Betty Walken. be* until thia morning when they ,g i * 9 * * 9 School-bell’s ringing! And here are “ i)ellringing” bargains in wai m, sturtly, prac­ tical school togs! Shop here, and send your youngsters back to sohool smartly . . . for less! Young School Girl DRESSES lyinU and Solid Color Uroaddoths, Hlxen 3Vj to 1C. Warrants Paid Through State Office Increase $1-29 - - $1.98 $2-98 TALLAHASSEE, Aug. I t (Special)—State Treasurer J. Ed­ win Larsen ennouated today that • total * f l J M J t i warrants war* La. KUNr TAf*. 'H ” ’Bricht Co*y s * £ c / j i £ tf SK IR TS SW EA TE R S of ( W » r 11 Belt, warn xweat- |J .9, •m hi aovelty Malta. B OW n From PLIde, monotonei, fJ Corduroy. Gored, The Yowell SANFORD, FLORIDA A IR J pleated. All ilxea. Frvm CONDITIONfD THEYOWELLtO SANFORD, FLORIDA nin v *-K HN W Rm M i v: C O N D IT IO N E D �I .I * TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1*41 ■ roan ai MAGNETO REPAIRING Opening Practice ' . M I W O U * . M f. W . 1»~ ’>eW«c Automotlve Sendee lilH S S f 5p, baa a wraith material U tauter taAntf wfllll won iBpeidted a narai m M 1, l m j M M r t l m l I MM lt d iMt tWO. of their oppoBonU y 8. Ifeteher, M. of ’ 'A U ; who we. on hi* jaekeentUle to make hlo I0» a daogbter, Mr». C. » * , ya* killed in »B ou- T w l w of Amerlea'i aid Britain'* war effort w n e ta d fboi maUoBt rtoakUn D. Eoomt.1i and Prlmo Miniate* WtnatM C at tkoU M.torle nMetiag aboard tho BntUb bettlohlp Print* la tbe North Atlantic. Standing (left to right) ate Harry T afaa i w l Adminlatrator; W. ArersU Baartaan, Leoao-Land 3 p t o 3 - ‘ <JL*S Of Um two eon, among WO Mrs. WUUame, eeeap- LOOK Ot THE a * * . j..s .ir y . ioit.roa.M gB , b w ------- ■ +Wr-p— ✓ x Af< i, Vrr-( LTij A___ -AvM M a T 7. T T - i A— _ Be-ma gdtAifi ri<M 4 >; 9tyt« WUHMSH <0 TlMfr — dS JU M 'M fad 'M rf' , AM fodA iA -A U IC t-M W Im M B \i 'o-u m V K O U itfM elM M t A11 'Unknown' Is S’ From Taxatlo f e W- eeeyV f 1 rj .J BESS- trla town Mr ft c. count. will Ain la’ line «tth~ •uprente court'* detiakm end I L toII bekig cent to their ebon of thio load fo* * Comptroller J. M. 1 te concerned and N H . ertaW baa MOKCOW JUTDBD 1410.000 U f U S V MOSCOW, Aag. t » - ( g ) number of -fire ana high i? « s y is if fittbur it u tax retirion A nawapaper la an accurate reflection o f what to­ day is doing with p eop le. . . and what people are doing with today. . M titfer is big-type ineiWB.; So is a And so is UV f t - .7) bank stick-up. the dedication W>f o f a n e w library, or the • *71* •• * n _ ior the employment o f huna new phip, �I .Tiv,tV •m SrOb ••’.-1- i ,~AUQUBT 19, 1941 24 Charges Are ~ Listed On Court P ocket On Monday A total of 34 charges appear­ ed on the docket of the regular Municipal Court held at the PoUew Station Monday kftrrnoon. Only two of the case* inrblved white persons. They were as folIrwa: Dae* Levy. charged with speeding, £ S hU ease canLUm-L _________ . _ ■ ■ motor eebicle while intoxicat­ ed. wee found guilty end fined $2CO or 90 day*. Ckergre againat o r in e i: Mabel Rowland, charged with (ambling, retreated a ISO bond. J a m Eaaoo, charred with dlaorderly conduct, had her case con­ tinued. Juanlra Dempe, charged with dlaonlcrly conduct, hpd her case continued. UaUe KifhUnd, charged with disorderly conduct, lad her case continued- Frank. Kirkland, aeaoaed of d! conduct, had his eaaq Maxie Boooer, . char -T— ^WttM eahicia awar II feet ______________ . ■.■ mi.*s4d. Hrrbe'rt S orrell. art** * »»mioe-a« agen t fo r ih r S e r rm t ’a it o o n Guild. u M he h«pi I i*** whiit. dow n waa in C'*»d Lulu »»*d *n economic nc’ 0 *«it\. «a »»• -todm claimed, "F«*r »f »t 1 »» 1 *1 A •o R E sf Fire FujiiiiR^ ' A #1 HOT ALL IH THt * Biq * w oods ’ rittx cook coum<Y vfb R is< Preserve , wrfM rfs 4 3 ,0 0 0 Ac r e s of F o r e s t * ih - r t i s e r f ^ o f CHica ^o, employs A . FLEETof and OLOftS M l , ^ A cT CoEs’YK'fcT aTBiq Bo m b e d iriE'OLD HOME TO W N “ Insurance Pin* SCTTlee" Andrew CarraW »y AGENCY 1MH PARK PHONE IS •-rt.e.#4 u I i i Qm** •. I I I* lllWM 4 LAR^L CREW I 11 "h'|t K »I Il**MItt i» of Hie* \ . •I. w. - By STANLEY l..o i '* T«tnn* ▼ i \ \\ l i t 11. i .<m i n t. r .MW I I ) I . Min r*«t J- 10 Nurtheva*! «|tia»lre iV W IP Y O U R T A S T E D1L HENRY McLAULIN, JR. ttf 1 •) ■■ I* % ? I K A »e, WINES - GINS - LIQUORS S U R E T O BILL’S PACKAGE STORE TliU Coupon. When Signed Hy You, And ID Cent-. Uni it Ire \ini' Tn TWO ItOTTT.KS OF LA TROPICAL ALE or “ FLA. (>" BEER V lS It NAMK Package Store tit t A t r o n o NOTE TO DKALKIt: We will redeem,,lhla coupon* from nny llcenned denier for 10c ln',rtAh. A v tiu it Aerw ae l i m i F n « iH p a rlH ta l ST IN NICK’S -.-r— F R O DK14VEBT—PIIO.NB SI# an U f.W THIS ONE IS ON US! D EM A N D S WINES B E rknar TO ACQUAINT YOU WITH TUB EXCELLENT tJUALITY OF (II I! IIREWS SCOTCH ICS / I 01- I i I**4a y far au appalotme nl. • LIQUORS S E N A T O R ., t)l!l IN 1)0, K ta a la a lU a and r-effert Ulna. Me*«r« I H . | f 1111 Mg o f r e i r r r e - I M r nlaaaea r a n Mo meerh t o nllrelate t h la a ft llr tl ee M toll u« 114 faaf. B E S T M lc#, KnA rh ea . t ll’ llM N T K h ll I X n .M M IN A T lO X 5566 FI.OItIDA 1 Out of .1 Young Men .10 Years Old Hnvc Defective llve-duht of i h<* A iiiilh w rei tju -trlrr (R W l-ll of tit* .......... q u a r t e r iH W l-ll f •h** R erlln n li. I h r to-. i n n W re| S4S feet. IhriO'e* M«->lh J it Fta"! ' r< iiMiKut,. PHO.VK of .S’ r t r l l t R e—» t j . i atl o f H o l l l h t* r * | I o f H-M* h w r « l IJ't t Of • *1*1 Mr »•11* •it t • li.ilne, It It k Me.ulh W»e| Ii llfiKw C lia ln e (K \r.|.l" n i ft m tha a b o ve - 11r M•O l l o k w l*»wl *»f the* V i e r l l i r t »l I’- i n r ' «.f I h o T H E \» .1 VI T | | It w fttlle'H Itlg *1• — ' ,1 «it •» »!In a n d p a r i - f' a " f I - te II Mrmlnolw t ‘•Mini t t Ii w i *»I TIIA«*T I Hi i|u arlw r iN W l r | MW 1 II S - t * I It te «*w| t j u .. -t qicirtar of th'‘••ni i M W I • I o f »*. 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I. l-tOel** Intr-ee.t, lO-epply |o Ihf rrwee 111 SlillUVe W I ' . r l \ } ' -1^ * I * ’»«« 4 * l» « u l t t ’ u u r t f o p t h o r h a l n e I •» I a k * l i o i i - t d , i h - i i - a j N p f h I >.l a t n t a*t» - m i - f V l » r ( ( i I n N o r t h 24 l l f g r p p e . J.e X l R ’i l f l ••MlhlR^ele. I . IV nt thO K«a| a rii'.n laak** t l - f t r r . |.« * M * l|t Manford. Hamlnoln a |>ogt »n ll .^ ch o ir, tli rn.ee • »* t h.rl.Tv. i f 10 A . M . Itl N orth 1 7? «*h t in e l. t H r . t|. .n *»h ia| t petIIInn, far llna le lw f f t n Kk i Ii n a i . »n-i • l - p t h i r i e»f « t n l n n r r h l l d nth* 22. t h a n e # \ \ > y | ? J1 . halne h4'n* t Huphwn A a t l m tee b f l l n n l n g |ee>lnt T f l % I*T 2 The* So ii'ln t.- | M A H T At i ; i ( , , ||( (jU A ftrr (M IT I I I ..f ih»* X w rifca a M <f n a r l r r « \ \\ i*ei •*f Ih* Ni>rthe*,t.e| (Jilin , r I N K I I ) n f S r . I ..•• ! • t ...... • hin :u Mouth it ilia.K.trl ■ml.I p r o p e r t y t o |.«e e..t,| f ’ .rie fv t h r Irrrnw o f . * l . | ( . n , l . ar».| a n t * | r r I t o » fir wt n u ,»; . Ilf; LOS ANGELES, \uz !*.» (>T>— The Walt llidiir) i.ir. i*» 40M-SfoP Fll^rtfS * : ■ r M n%, n l c / ' W r r Walt Disney Studio » y *^* 11 j |n California ( ’loses W tU ^ M a K O R l I fttA-H A. P E H H /r I I v f Y f MAKES * M W A tlU P A J t IN A M 1 L S a n d V A R N IS H E S PAGE nir> TUB SANFORD MBBALP. B A H fU ift B d j B j j j SSCOTfS SCRAP BOOK Al/douqii Jau . •- II A TAMPA A FLORIDA B R E W IN G , ..T IN C . ....... C ir Or Trnck If thay finance pour purchase, they teQ you to place your Inaurance with your loot! lnaurance ONLY Heretofore thia businaaa haa been 4>lng to out* of*town agents. We appreciate the service our local banka are giving, benefiting others in addition to the purchasers of cars and (Pucka. Consult them for full details I Consult us about your Insurancei And how you save by Insuring witjj C. H. BOYD A COMPANY to u t s A s ra a o , » l a . # » ...tha Secret of “ Super Market" Rofrigaratloa 2 IT IS JUST AS IMPORTANT TO KNOW THE CORRECT TEM­ PERATURE OF YOUR REFRI­ GERATOR AS THE OVEN IN YOUR RANGE "JIMPSOM W A 3 -T H H Classified Advertisem ents ____TRUE TEMP. LON rUOL tlirmumlci food spoil-_____ Increased Juvenile COLORED nurae. awl GIVES YOU TRUE-TEMP CONTROL _r SITUATION WANTED WESTINGHOUSE drunk aad. « a $2S bond, Delinquency Is Seen deargad with waa found r aentanea of 1 SOO R. Ml DELIVERY 411* E. » nirr, krc|t4 foo| from fn«»*intf' Hut«'rin ifrmvth in milk ia (win* ns f.u.t ut |*» druruca nx .1 1 |0, fatnl a«» with Trui* Tumn you can It'll* Juat how cold your hot l.t. Only WratinirhoUMD h.it Ut perlnterulent of the Annandale ■ (N. J.) «tat* reformatory, told | tha American Priaon A mocUIIiiii laat night. Ua cited a report of a BO per­ cent Increaee in Uelinr|ucnriee In England in four war month*. B A U E R Y\Vslti;ylloiis(>il|IHOIHAIQR R A D IO AND ELECTRIC SERVICE By PA U L ;K O B IN SO N LTTA'KETT w HAT ABOUT f=j ■WAT MOW6 * 4 MB M thmONtD? HCY/THAl* LOOKS RI6HT.-AN0 •/WEsSMALL ([ , 2unptcnaan/l JONTUBHAWAND sorncvicmD IIKS’ W H O H D ' HEACT32EAM Br , ” WAMCNSfietLJ H w a flo c w TOO-* WAT riL’Ne HCAGS "MS ADMIRAL GAtff YOU HfS 6LINK oodrwpscr | mot’ w h in w ?' HAWKS-TVS INTHSNArt ------, Will Mb OB BUCNTUP.*^ LETS. WATCH HIM . StMOPTHB r . ocaANFr1 •e b y F R *N STICK r im i.w iu ,v MY6TUWY I W HEAD POM THE A - 11 r K • ^ �I I •• I •* There’ll Be Some Changes Made, PHII>ADtLPHIA, Aar. !» -* < « —TtwrvTI bo » m . eku|M mid* in tbo Athletic. a n t y n r, Mf» Count* M vk who taut » l *11 tn»pr m « d with hi* pr**«nt crop of boll pl.yrr* although h* th*r* or* a f*w pr*tn'»lBf roekta* •n th* hortaon. Somawhan along thy 11m ta'i going to |*t h i m nrw pltchera. -lTd Ilk* to hav* Jaat on* nun Ilk* B*n4*r, -Crambo- *r Plonk, (tactarod lh* t i t a n auMI>r who onto Hod. *11 tin *. W h * * l* r and Ctmtd p. Ny* to them r« » * n foctagnly Thor hkd’ tamtroL Wh*n 1 told | pitch outaUa to *>'c*rUio MtUr thrr dUL When I «*td throw aj tur»* twIl M U>*. Jtp*** U>*j 'did. "Thla praaant day crop, u*M ; Dut hurlom aren’t Connie’* only ill»»*ti*fa«tfcn, Thara'a Third a y a o k tn g . o n th * Ettfound t h a t Uttar tendency to K r1* . . plUb .Th*7 n t/fr u n 'T o to , Hudrr whom many rfw&ta iJ h M K iJ t M W f ,biir«er thinr*. “Kudrr ha* been oomewhat of a dioappointmrnt to mo,’* **y» ConnIn •ill*, aan'l Vmnf unit hn Hit* ~^W H Y ?B ecau se a curb on installment b ~ ; Am erica has been ordered b y ,the President ilhe aim o f.th e Federal Reserve Board appointed by [ '. fiim to check dll consumer ^d^edit, shorteh^t^pis and 1 inctcpss.down payments. Furthermore because e l gov­ ernment priorities many of the items which w e can -----sell you now will bt practically impossible to sec ire in the near futurfc and if they arc available they are g o ­ ing to cost a good hit more. We think it distinctly to i your advantage if you are able to do so, to make your purchases now, for the following reasons: a Oeoata 8taadIo(-B*ar nan Joaaph W, Martin of nbUcan - n - —» committW iafnly th* otlur day whan tad Uu oountry that ha'. *< a Hpo*t-w*r dictatorI'aMacdhar that anti-die. atarmtta* ar* a w n * to a >7 *UTT*od*r of conddarfldaUr* authority to Uu ml*toko, h«’a a great outfielder. All dr*u*d In tribal cootarn*, Das. H* gala mor* walk* than tom* of alt Standlnf-Boar do** hi* laUrpr** my nun g*t baa* hit*. Ha ha* tot!on of U>* lataat Indian danc* aa th* flnatt oplrit on th* «lub.” Wally Motet ha* b**n handi­ h* orrlro* in Now York. Th* UtU* Biou wo* *n* of four yonnr brar** capped by a tbould«r Injury but Conni* hope* ha’ll ha In ohap* owordod a ton-day toor of th* city by th* M.rou.tU U t p * for Cat*. n*at oaaaon. To fvpLac* Motet and Jobnaan th* A*a bar* D*« Mil*, and Eddla Collin*. Conni* . Ilkrt Collin*—think. Eddl* will becom* a m a t ootSenators, Deputies flddar. Bnt Mr. M ad doa.n’l Ilk. lh* waj_MJJtt. A rrested-ln -France foe* hoi on* day VICHY, Aur. 1 9 .-0 P I-A numb*r of Kroneh itnator. and da­ tatin who w*r* too ouUpoktn n their crltlcl.m of Martha) Po­ llin'* admlnl.tratlon hart b*«n placed under adralnlatrathr* arm t In a crackdown ayalnat Com-' munlat and other dtaaldant *lom*nti, It waa dl*elo*ed Monday. Anctrad b*eau»* thay wan ramorad from th* payroll and daprlrad of oth*r privilege*, aa w*ll «■ practically all oowor, cold lb* n*it Shortatop A1 Braneato iitm i to hnr# hi* poat p«rr»d down al­ though Conn* uyt* "h* rant go to hi* right wry wall” hot prodicta lu ll b* better H i t yaar. Sam Chapman ha. m m ad th* •i.alnaUoa for th* Nnrnl adoaanrlc* at th* clo*« of ton. And B*ony McCoy who waa ----------------. JcCcy, paid a 9*9,000 banua Jar llgnlag with lh* A’*, may-Mi N around bonuM of draft, although at th* moment h* la on th* w i n d UgL "Tharall b* • lot o f chanf** ■round hart next year,” uyt CoanI*. * • •* I 1— Y ou will save the proposed Federal excise tax on many o f these items. r •I f •/-.! - t fl— You can still buy on our easy paymeht plan • as ' -, we w ill continue to use this plan until governm ent j U regulations stop us. . .. ■.— a— W e have the merchandise in stock for Im m ediate *■ delivery.~No waiting. ' « • % - • 4— A ll this merchandise was bought prior to advance so you ;ou t still secure goods from us at the old low price. ‘ \ . . . . . . . . . t •' ' i 5— W e add no interest or carrying charges for our time paymeht plAn. Our cash price and time price are the same. ); *I * 1 * Below we list sixteen of our fastest selling item s, together with the terms on which you may buy £hem» • - Tlu parliamentarian., coupled NEWBPAP** MAN D IB with rUlag Communtat •egitaton h both occupied and unoccupied MUM, tr* Uu chiaf alamanU Id traaaurtr and a dbockor at th* m l unrwt which Pktaln I in a radio *p**ch l*at W U III' 40 h / DOWN DOWN ■ --W • l m 1941 Leonard T DOWN DoHrera a Genuine Slnjaiona m& i A p a m site H d Refrigerator Beauty rest W a *h «r 20 nL Tnb , MEANING YOUR CLOTHES HAVE I S LESS WBAR DUB TO. WASHING —and usually 15c to 80c par week cheaper than home or Quartfo-Waahod Method* I YO U O W E IT TO YOURSELF A N D F A M ILY TO CONSIDER THESE AC TU AL, SCIEN TIFICALLY-PRO VEN FACTS ABO U T Y O U R W A S H ­ IN G ! .V . • ^ P A Y * 1B A l T n CE ' ,s £ 6 0 W E E K L Y 95C M ATTRESS IT B A L ^ c i .00 W E E K L Y • 1.40 ^WEEKLY 95C D 0 # N ‘ ■ DoHvera a New-'i 8 Piece Compi*to ,C \i ' ■ Bedroom Group DeBren a Late Table Top Model and. Innerspring Mattress Mattreu Florence Range Ifar Beaek or Gi for $19410 •; DOWN DOWN DOW N pettron your cholco of m th r IS4J0 Inner* Cholco of Blond or Wal­ nut. Groqo Con*U> el Vanity. CkeaL Did. Bench. Mallrwu. Sortae * u»d Twa PUtowm i* ” r PAY BALANCE • 81.86 WEEK f r“ *^ t PAY BALANCE y> ONLY 85c WEEKLY Limited Quantity to BeD PAY BALANCE ONLY 1 | U » WEEKLY Guaranteed ■ . • * *' COUNTY LAUNDRY 819 W. THIRD ST. PHONE 475 95* •1A »i>) V DO W N ’ : i" DeHreru a It ft M f Ti IK AIL *, Metal White Enamel ICE BOX .• • jua H 95c down H. r\rf. DeSyen a Colonial 8-K- Walnut or Blond Bedroom Suite Machine UaaMtl Value at M M I PAT BALANCE tloM WBHDLY * PAT BALANCB (ISO WEEK • '* ■ P )■ II k f f •• ,v m IX I .. w». •• �Hanford I* Tfie Onlr Central "** Florida City Affording Red, lltg h lX And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SANFORD,' FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. lull 4 To 1 Approval N on-official, Incom,, plete Returns Give 113 A g a i n s t Bill pfficial Count Proposes Sales Tax Slated Thursday C o u n t y Commission • Now Authorized To Call Bond Election .tynofficial return* lata to­ day (Unclosed that Seminole £ounty freeholders voted more than four to one yes­ terday to give their Board! of County Commissioners the authority to call a sec­ o n d election to approve the issue of additional bond* for rprcD®!«r?u»T5tm;-------------A late check at the office of _____ a ! O f T I T -.County Judge’ ' * %It, W. Ware shewed that eaten out of IS ■reclncta had reported, and that The total vote of these wee 493 for approval of the act and 113 opposed. W. J. Thigpen, supervisor of registration, laid that there art about 3.008 fre4*(ddns regia%red lit Seminole County. It war Animated that let* than half of >i number of freehoMen the ps>IU In Oie xp?«l»l ltd will I.C officially fountthe approval In the ejee- 5 h »l breh plneetT sis I k a A t that may be issued, rbe Commissioner’ s next meet I data Is •, regularly ■’ adltaduled ^gapL t and It ia axpectec it they ,wfU discuss the bmul M r X o l I Z city and homes and offices the election * tho principle tople of dteeusn today. Nearly everyone was meed at the vote of approval. (nil seemed of the opinion that lemmole County was nanrur get­ ting a, modem hospital than It ‘bad been Ip yearn. Tho oevtf e Want a neve hospital ; Already, however, they were thinking of the s a t election .finch will determine whether ad­ ditional bonds will be Issued. It was gansrally agreed that the Jaycees Told Diaadvantages O f Chang­ ing Election M a­ chinery By (iut A German Plane Reaches- Leningrad Further Japanese Acts As Serious (•ermnns Begin U sing Air-Borne Troops; Bed Bulletin Says Several Shot Down CaBada’ffChief l^fiesTo Britaitt Australian M i n i s t e r Blames Nippon For Creating T e n s i o n Prime Minister K in g Makes Trans-AUamtie Bomber Flight LONDON. Aug. 20.—</P>—Any further move by Japan in the Far Cast would be regarded by Britain as "estrcm.ly serious.'' quarters asserted today. It was understood, howrver, that London has given Tlalland no specific assurance that this little nation's independence would be maintained by British arms. The Far Eastern crisis Is be­ ing -feverishly wrought up by Britain," Dome I news agency In Tokyo astertrd on what It D* 4 et«teal V*r«M Maura of Russian tanka were reported by the Ger­ man. today to be rosnteretls' king Nasi lines ass the lower Dnieper River frost Isle tiMlsy. while elsewhere on the 1.200.alls hnlMsf reel Ihe Huulss esuter-offewalte w a a .aid to have revapturesl file Soviet villages. !»• 4 e e a rta ip j Press A d o lf H itler's in va sion a n m ies h ave lig h ten ed th o ritlflf " " Id'MiJlxrud w ith a o o t h o r •'id-mil,, ailvaiiee, th e R u e U a * t m-knmt ledged to d a y , d r iv in g l<> l lie N o v o g o r e d r e g io n 100 m iles sou th o f th e old czari-»t s’lipital. A lied A rm y bu lletin nUo indieated the (ierm u n a . a ro llr. Out said ha was qualified to speak on the proposed change the official Russian rn grad jir^-howq |»«kipg pytr l» rnpinre.i Sis.i since be had had two and a half plane which has been placed on exhibition In years experience on tho City Com­ the main square of the city. mission, and ho pointed out that the change would not affect him since hla term of office expiree at the end of 1941 regardless of whether the change la ratified. The bill, which wlQ be voted on In a special election on Sept. IS, brginning to use air-borne troops would change the present method ■n Iho ill) day old conflict, ro- A fhre percent manufacturers' "hereby the tommies loners are tales tax, which _ h e _ d e cla re d *l**tad on the staggering system porting that srvrral large fourwould raise $ 1.250.000,000, was on« two the neil sod in il> red tiunsporta loaded with’ l A l Ks-ONVILLE. A u g proposed by Sen. Arthur II. Van ?"* 0,11,1 wouM Ills. Stuti* Hour.I f | | ., J ll . liglil tank- and troop* had been Jcnbcrg. Michigan. Republican, hare the mayor elected every Britain W ants U. S. TiIfm.I i. n n "tMlents-Mt snv Congress A l l o c a t e s -hoi down. , l*ropcr Readjustment who maid there was substantial »*o years by popular vote, inif lln*ri' » • * no rcnvin In In W ar, A gar Says l iiinrolontally, Hriti-h mliltxry rapport for tho plan in the SenAt present the mayor Is elected Ihr m|»i ning of *rhtH>U m Flm Over 37 Hi II i o n s VV ill Be. C o s t l y , ■ta Finance Committee. Food. Toarly by the Commission from ovprrts predicted tho Nesis would i.l.i lissuiMr e»f tin* |irturner o| LONDON, Aug. 20. (AV-ller.......... make tinptormlented use of sirs clothing and medicine would be , !n“n»l IU members. Mr. Got exSince July I, 1940 Director D e c l a r e s inf.iniilt* paralysm in thin gluts bvrt S. Agar, editor of the Louis­ borne forces in an attempt to exempted from tax. p‘VDeclaring ! ] * that r .he .hae been ,__ un- ville i»M'l in in itrhhnrinir <•(*(«*« Courie'-Jnurnal, Tuesday „ •mnali Ihetr way croaa the lotU tSIHNtlTDN. \uq !0 — Tbt IIIMlf •I A d i . | |MJ CRA4M hill SYKAt CSL A n y .1 20 (Ah • ■ able to find out who advocated (/V A(lot ut ions ;in<l commit- !*«*•n ri'imrteil in Morula Mince May01 l.a (fUiiiilm of Now York, miibihlo harrier of tho llniapcg n n t a ewe au ths change, Mr. Gut said: in<"*»4 fm tho drfriisi* pro^nint .Inn I hutthenunib'T of n**\4 national shrrclor 01 civilian dc- River. In southern Ukraine. Nasi military dispatches said tilled $.ri 1,000,0(10.000 today c*n«r hn« l»crn on th# <|t*rltn>* fonac. <alL s| on th4* nation IshUv ill' I n pi •s(HM't ive toco nsI lend- Tho Is arH inslateil thrr# hi»«i to plan fsar a "now Am.'iicaii Ihe left wing of General Voq we* e o| ■ r are behind this bill la that they It* i rci|iio««t m in uiii*' tho total lie* n ni* r|>iitrmir t»f lh# order" with tlic war’a cimI. am! Uuinlatedt'a army uf about 1,S0<V to '.Mire iimn $r.r»,ooo,oon.ooo in tlm "U(* ftml riplainetl that waned that pioper rva*IJu*t imnt mill men Is advancing against M *m applleanl t h:i nppronruitrd th« numher of rni»e* umurIIv in will coat "for yearn" 11* much an •till resistance toward tho great P H ^ -a e n <. * P®*« *® «•» * * of certain City t in lh# auramer month* the current tlefenn# program. hvml of ths Dnieper, alls of lh4t **t? s m f a i n c « » io Iv V|. r I r ftlflllU F K n i l h n o commissioners or City employes, "On Ihi* haul* of opinion n! 1 1040, fm \rm> Navy ntid i»th«*r t hurjM't were mail** and iioln-trial rily of Dnlrperopctlr a lU U lg 1 \ O U U O C even If In deteg so It Is d.tcrtonly ana in a thou uni Inn ilir* then* wouM appear li ilcntesl in thi* So n ni.Turnshiy rov-k j ' •|4'fa'»i«i» v«*tiv ii0 <« mid in MsM'lisin . mental to the best Interests of fully eempleta them and 1'rcMislt ut I■1iss-i vs' 11 laid vs» nn m!iiil $7.01111.000.000 I. II.I ho n>» viilitl reason for i*Mt|H»ii that Ihller'- field headquarters osFBI agents ___ described _______ _ __ . llw . nl____TT— —T_ ,_ , at a l lease oniljso n'llh'iriia* iun < to mi' tho opening •f vhooU whei c om in it tr .i tho I ' miotl S t a t e n » • •ile,I that Nasi Schnell Trujv. Member, Roy Under our pr*Mnt ■yrt.ia pend IT.J'fi .non into jt11 \ nn- infint ili» pnralyaia la proaen! ii u psthey tsf war in hm In«t•••te- |o n |-peed troops) sir success­ “r * r « of (the new Valdes Hotel today hy R. O. Dan-1 commissioners*) ippropri t s si r .1 the i "inpl* tis*n tho community anv more lh«i C4»nforonco with \YiiMton I'hm fully at lacking tne few remsinln* nor. teod of the Miami office of jd,''^rtm,'n' r Ihoro \%tsiild be In tnkr aurh ar chill In nigeln nils on the west bank f n Iwt H'sfin Nnvv. the Department of Justice. cresting great By confusion due Us Sa*nnti r ,1*•hli**4in (U., Calif 1 of the Dnieper still held by the By ..... . i»v Nhinhnni Lincoln I (ion whm typhoid fever nr mn About 30JWO applications a the feet that they wars all Intxtill* ci|(llt I»ae11sf Itu—nine. 1 uni drpNAini: n p.irallol, I’ ronh ni Inrift ia prraent in th# rommunl chftr^osl til it _ From personal' observation, I rang ora received by ths FBI. |perieoeed." . ntatcniciit f A okIo-Alllot ic.mi llD««rV4'li «jiisI ins111 ssl Iy |iti| ty." tho atati'nirnt *aitl. It waa evidrnt that a grand “ A' »• * " would say that It takas at least Mr. Dosner told tho Khranlans. Mr. Gut sl»o -pointed out an ob­ poaco aims miiesl hv the pilots* a >111111 on the new Soviet de­ Cn*ra reported in Floritla oonrthclc im 1 It arly yi^lrrdav tlull Tho men must bo between the jection to the proposal of electing nnnintcr uinl tho | > rt''*ulcnt couhl cAuUtica alncc Jnn. I wore liatnl fense lines waa about to begin, •hi* pos pi-* dc 11sst realize thin 0.1 ogee o f 23 end 38 and be a grad­ I»4* earnest out tuilv hy wai r ms.Han Crime Min later W. L, non ha.- :i unr to win. mill (but l»y tho hoard of health aa: uate of an accredited lew or ac­ liny 2, Broward 2, CUy Seimtor Clark I h , M «» I. lit* Mur hen siu King landed in Urt"Lards touch fitthtinic" will to counting school. Dailo 41, Duval .1H, Karamhin 42. voice rintfinif. naul if the I'rom •sin uflcr n trans-Atlantic bomb1 iii*cr.<84jitv to win it. When applications are receiv­ | Moreover, bo laitl tlo* «vni (Ind’Mlen 1, (iladea 1, IlilUhor ilcrit hast proittinrd that the t'uil ••r flight for conferences^ with ed, tho man ora given msntal Gilchrist County's would, if n«*cc«nrv. contiom •111if11 fi, Ijikr 1, Uon 2. I.rv\ is| SUtca would If* to war •'th**n Hull'll war leaders. and physical examinations at one ths* C n it/' Monroe I. Naaaau 2. Or«n*i tho Prc*»ulctit of lh, -uuthvrnmost of two insjs T ax R o ll. Rejected ,irmu*b I'd Id mol dinrl""''l ’ hit 1. of the regional offices. If they 1 new Mirvi'V of proapcriiv** dc l! I'inrllta 1. Alarhun IR. Cil Staton ricrnloil I111 csiiintitutloii il <>r ticrinan drives on l^nlngrsd pas. these, thorough Investiga­ rti" I. rolumhin l f llolmaa l authority " fenav dclirrrtra a< rontrst^Tisl hs< advanced some 60 miles beTALLAHASSEE. Aug. Jn tions are made o f the applicant's I ufcvolte 1. ManRtRr I. Palm Democratic Ia*ailor Barkley «»f posl(/TO— Rejection o f the Gilrhn ■> ■vith the ni'oils of Knirlmisl, Itiu Itrnrh 2. Polk I. Putnam 1. .Ml Kentucky, hoatetlly r»'plles| that ymul previously reported character, echolatUa record and county tax roll and mlllagi- l* >\ in and f'liiim hml Im»m» ord«*i** | Joluia |#. flaminola 1 and Volu tho ntirtriiirnt wan not a ,4mdt- tiuii- to the vicinity uf Novgopersonality. The 1*n*tfidcnt wn* liolslin.f hi rod, tin* Hoyirt command seknowon tho ground that It did io’i Thosa - who eomplate the testa' All 7. Inry commit mcnl In '»«ty *on«e li*dg«-d tuduy. reduce taxaa In proportion li> tint pro4a conferenct* ainc** hi« to this point are brought to iif lh.* word.'* lie denied tho 4*»-mcrtinr wit It WIorImi Chur Moscow's earl morning cum* assessed valuation Increases ».• Washington where they enter a Preahlrnt had violated the iiiiiniqiii* ri'porteJ als-i a resunipannounced Tuesday by Sim- ‘ •hill, thn ftrttt'h prlmo mtnt'itrr VVaRe IncreoaeH For training school - for spec1x11sod • nd the fir*t alnrr tho II oohi *, lion ■f heavy action about GoComptroller Lee. ' kley B4*rv$»4| H4 g(H»kri*iii»P lllrl. • iihuvi* the northern Ukreio* Pensacola Men Set It was the first county lix t by a hare 1 nr-vntv ninr^iu, mo Iraiirrn v»l»4» ronirri*t»*i4»nal provrd the isli n »»f kccnin f drnf hiinlvrs, and violent and Inroll to be submitted here umh i uy rrerivrik a report from leva and nthcr* in tho Army !»c lu-iv,* fighting .ibout Odessa provlalone of the 11141 law. Aug. 20 — ‘ resilient on lh# conf••r••ll*••• vond thi* |M*ri«»da Tor which Ihiy «/!•)WASHINGTON, >!■• lllark Mss, whrre the Noqulrlng full sash value earn—Wage lmri s.es for construc­ fi'strrday opened a grand at. manta o f property, with prupm i ••ricnally inslu ti d. tion worker* at tho Fensecula lYrlnpi roadinit d'liinir the hllo Naval Air 8latlon want sgn ni intended to end the strug* Donate redactions In tax mil |'Momenta »»f hia r r n it cruhw*. for the lower western Uk« opun today at a conference of U c« Hatch Act Violation •t*«»rhapR bccnuac nil nhlc had union representatives amt offi­ ■• and give them control o f •Irawn It to hi* attention. Rno«>. cials of the Navy’s bureau of PLAYGROUNDS CLOSED Charged T o G eorgianH all thr lllark Sea roast from thn \rlt had run aerqs* the Linenln yards ami docks. Dnieper River to ths Rumanian CHATTANOOGA, Tsnii., Aug -luotelfon. Obviously It. and wlmt iI Carpenters received an Increase frontier. ATLANTA. Aug. 20-<A*>lie considered It* aptne— In the I L—UP)—Chattanooga •dosed it < The German thrust to Uta Nqr» from (1 to $1.18 an htur; slrcargrounds Tuesday and barml nrcsent sltustlon, had Impre— >d I|trk'iana .from $1.25 ta $1.4U an rhargra of vinlatlng the federal gnrod area, which is about 100 ilMTvn under II children It years of ag>- liim deenly hecsune h* hml had ‘ hour, and laborers from 40 cents Hatch Act have been brought by miles south of Leningrad, appar­ from public parka and moving it rnoied nml made remlv for to 80 cents. Ths carpenters had the Civil Service Ciimmleaion ently was accomplished by a col­ picture theutora aa throe new cu­ distribution to the rnrrr-pon lent*. asked $1.28. the electricians $1.60 against two officials of the State umn last reports*! in the Vicin­ It wa< an exrerpt from Carl sml the laborers 80 cents. Ilelp- labor Department and a fine ha* ity of Holtal to the southwest. es of poliomyelitis developed in been assessed sgsin-t the stnte Sandburg’s "Abraham l.lnrnl-t — rrs The second Nasi column, tlo were granted an Ipcrease the War Veers" and told rf nn from 00 cents to 70 cants an hour. for rvfuslng to dismiss them. Red war bulltUn reported, ttUI Assisant Attorney-General AL. interview between Lincoln .ml a was strongly engaged about Ilrnson sskl toilav J. E. B. Kh'glsrpp, which U 78 miles eroup of women, led hv Mrs. Mary A. Livermore -if Chirsso. southwest of Leningrad. It hapoened a yrar after ths Helfenstein Named Hlill another offensive force— Civil War began. Ihat nf the Finns—was striking On Planning Board The excerpt follows: down the Karelian Isthmus from have been charged with engaging “ 'f haw no word of encour­ the north, but Uta Finns wbdn Go. Division*. A TALLAIIA8BEB. Aug. 20 in political activities sml collect­ f war" has been declared agement to give,' was tho slow, (A1) —Chari** P. Helfensteln. Llv* ing campaign funds in violation of claiming a progressive snciKlabus ore functioning a* blunt rtuily fuf President Lin­ Oak weekly paper publisher, wa. the Hatch Act. _________ mvnt of Red forces acknowledged that Russian resistance waa sttfIn actual combat. The coln). *Tho military situation Is appointed secretary of tha Hiatt fvnlng. wr* movad to bottle poei- for from bright: and tho roun- Planning Board Taasday. The general picture In thn I if In actual warfare, try knows it as well ss I do.' He succeeds Georg* G. Gross "Th* women were silent. They Jacksonville, who resigned. 11*1 north thus appeared to bo that an 18,000 men and teveknew It was a* heart-to-brart talk, while the Invaders were making ■ a d vebhlse from the fcntteln's salary will do $3800 progress the crisis for Leningrad rganlaatieu alow# taking that ha waa telling them what he annually. Ha la • former mem roald net well tell the country, ber of tho 8Uta Board of Con­ still could not In any case bo that ha was frankly relieving the trol. which supsrvloos operation considered so imminent aa waa burden of an over-weighted mind. of tka State's soilages. the showdown la ths south. •■ The revival of the German of­ Army It was a silanes of a moment, but ‘deep end painful,', said Mrs. fensive about Gomel raised tkean various possibilities: That thn "Tho President went «n: The T. W. Lawton, superintendent Germans wars preparing to turn foot ia th* people hove not yet of public Instruction, has return­ sharply to the sooth to add, to mad* np their minds that we art. ed from Blue BMge, N. ('.. where the already tnornaoas prvsaura on was* at war with the Routh. They have RKYKJAVUC. Isaland, Aug. 20 he attended an educational con­ the Ukraine; that they heading for an eventool Junction net buckled down to the d*tar> —(A V -A alngla German piano to- ference. with their StnotonMi fo rte s. mt rainsHon. to fight this war the Moscow appvsoshsa. . ; •through: for they have got the As to th* sooth, tho Genaapg idea Into their heads that wr Edward Higgins and Ernest P. or* going to get out o f this fls Housholder were In Ds Land to­ n a i l ty by strategy! That's th* day, conferring with officiate of an Important Mi tpaed—atrwtewyI General MeCleiIho State Rood Department divi­ mlnent and der kaa thinks he la going to win sion there. _______ by strategy j and the Army has got th* earn* notion. Thev have Sons of th* Legion will hav# a* Idea that th* war la to be car their regular drill meeting to­ Had on and pat thwagh bx morrow night at 7:30 o’clock at hard, laugh fighting, and It will the Legion Hut A special dteeuo- Spending Paralysis Cases La Guardia Asks " ill Not Delay Country To Plan sSchool Ooening Bigger Sura Seen For End Of War Defense FBI Agent Tells Riwams Club Of s f-is c 3 » New T lh* Ftp pin. Inducted X ^ r n f f i <25,»£ *Into Qub Ware $ J r 2S S -W Petain Said Imulted By Cartoons In U. S. In Sanford NUMBER 300 Nazis Advance On Leningrad Commission Is Hit Jn Talk England Regards it. Jamas Out. member ot the City Commission, told ths San­ ford Junior Chambar of Com­ merce last nifht that th. pro­ posed <han(o In tho method ol electing tho commissioners would bo "detrimental to tho best Interesta of tho City of Sanford," and added that It has been "a difficult proposition" to tind any merit In the change. H Member Associated Prena Sanford Soldiers In 124th Infantry Take Phrt In First Maneuver Acti City News Briefs German Plane Flies Over Iceland City / '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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 19, 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/83ce66491b609eb68bda1f8ab4aed627.pdf 7e201423aa861dcd932394c63a2d2dbb PDF Text Text # \ ■% • • e f SATURDAY, AUGUST H , *1 PROGRAM FOR WEEK AUGUST 17th Midnight Show: Tonight: "MURDER BY IN V IT A T IO N ” « 1th Wallace Ford, Marias Marsh and Sarah Padden. Flos .riveted ihort subjects. . * Sunday, Monday— “TH E SHEPHERD 0 7 TH E HILLS'’ — Harold Ball Wright's story in technicolor with John Warns, Betty Fir Id, Harry Carry, Boulah Boodl aad many othar favorites. Aloe— cartoon, aorolty aad pears. To today, Bargain Day, double) program— ''T H E M A X WHO LOST HIMSELF” with Brian A W h s , Kay Francis. Henry Btspheneon, S. Z. Sakall and 8 I( Rnman. Also— Returned eld favorite: "NORTHW EST PASSAGE" with Spetv err Tracy, Robert Young, WalUr Brennan and Ruth Hussey. Wednesday, Thursday— " A W O M ANS FA C E " with Joan Crawford, Melvyn Doujleee, Conredii Veldt, Reginald Owen, Marjorie Main, DcnaUl Mask and Qaa* M im n ftlin T e w id j md a evh . M4. ikM ■ Friday, Saturday—"R A W H ID E HANGERS’’ ” WHS ' W i V ny Mack Brown. Also— "BLONDIE GOES L A T IN ” with Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, Larry Simms and "Dalay.” ADVKNTVRE, THRILLS, remanre and action go to make up "Northwest Passage", sn ofd favorite being returned to 'tho Kits Mraen Tuesday ss part of the double feature program. Spencer Trtey, Robert Young, Walter Brennan and Ruth Hueeey heed the THIS WEEK’S CASTS PRESENTING JOAN CRAWFORD "in the moat striking dramati' rola of her ontlra career, wlt’i Melvyn Douglas aa her co-star aiiu THE SHEPHERD OF THB Cnnradt Veldt (1 tho third member of a« strange a triangle aa ha» HILLS br.<n seen on las screen ter yeaie, * A Woman's Face" will be at Young Matt---------- John Wayne Sammy Lane .... ....— Betty Field the Rita Theater Wednesday and Thursday. Daniel Hewitt— ,i’...Harry Carey Aunt Motile— ......Beolah Bondi Old Matt----------- James Barton Andy Beeler......Samuel B. Hinds Granny Becky...... Marjorie Main Wash Gibb*.... .........Ward Bond Pete......----------.Mark Lawrence Coot-------------------. Pohn Qualsn Mr. Paleatrom........Patsy Knight Jim Laos-------------- Tom Fadden A WOMAN’S FACE Anna Holm__ ...—Joan Crawford Dr. Ouataf Segert. Douglas . Ton ten Baring. Coned Veldt Osa Maaeen Bernard Ualvlk...'..Reginald Owen Consul Magnua Barring—Albert Basse rmann Emma Kristian adotter.... Marjorie Main . Herman Hudavlk.... Donald Meek Christina Daivik Connie Olkkriit Lars-Erik.-------- Richard NlchoU BLONDIB COBB LATIN die.....----- Penny fJtnglilon wood...:— ------ Arthur Lake L_— ___________________ Baby Dumpling___ .Larry Simms ------- Ruth Terry Don— __ — ------ Tito Ouitar DI there.____ ...Jonathan Hale AI via______ Denny Jdummert Mailman___ ____Irving Bacon Little ODL. — .Janet Bunion T reat______ —.— Kirby Grant ....... Joseph King ------ Eddie Aruff MURDER BY IN VITATIO N »b White----------Wallace Ford ora O'Brien —Marian Manh unt Cassia.--------Sarah Padden tariff Boggs....,— Georgo Guhl tdge Moors.... — Wallis CUrk arson Denham— Gavin Gordon • TH B MAN WHO LOST ., HIMSELF 3A UA1I PADDEN, as a mllllcnalrs recluse whoso Invitations to hrr heirs .results In three murders, la shown being questioned) by Wallace Peril In a mane from "Murder by Invitation," featurd j»lclure on tonight’s midnight show at tbs Rita. Mias Padden will be •een In three pletbres at the Rita this week. "H A O W O p D ^ ^ A t look happy h. does Latin" la the tlUo of their la tip ' R1U M d o y a n d Saturday, and aa one nay knew that all Is not THE OLD HOME TOWN Ma r s h ALU TIM E S B W 'h p M s m ket for • email homes and Jehad opportunities for home ershlp, Federal Housing Adktrstar Abner H. Ferguson dMxpsnded baas ofhomeownIp, desirable Sven In normal w, is o f far-r*oehtng benefit ■in helping meot tho enlarged lag demand creeled by tne tent emergent/, Mr. Ferguson out* Ok* have boon reduced through liesben of the Federal llousjU » b )l*tra lion's underwriting "T H E MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF,” an ingenious story la which Brian Aherns, who Is ce-starr«d with Kay Francis, plays t duet role, will be part of the double bOJ attraction at tba Bits Tuaeday. nstallment Buying By STANLEY I lf s The Octane And N ot H ie V itam in Mount Dora Man U Curb Is Drawn Up In Science’s N ew P lan F or P otatoes al cm ry is so kind opr . ld *l)—By rcducln g the risk hred la bome-loan tr*n«arllon» John Evans------ ---- --Malcolm Scott_________ * ---------- ----------- Brian A herns Ad rein no Scott----- Kay Fraacis Fade rick Collins Henry Btephen- h eart, n r p y r THIS CANVAh KCIB THE J A ll. 5 0 "THE PWISOHBW* CoOLl BXBUKISM WITH- WASHINGTON, Aug. IS.-OP) —The Federal Reserve Board last night published a tentative draft of tho first of its proposed regulation* to ’ euro Installment buying, Hating SO categories of artielas to be covered, Including automobile*, refrigerators aad S yr! I Idaho chemurgista have been ** *kla pHe* tho plant manager, ether hcusehold appliance*. The proposed regulations, on* I experimenting with the potato. ST Jf ef eeverel atepe being taken to fortified gasoline for four years ward off taftatioo, established a aad How pronounce it aurketable. maximum period of I I month* in which taatallaent credit pur­ Besides iU use Is gasoline, a t chases e f the Hated articles could cehel produced from potato.-, bo mad*. They alee would require they say, Is a n o d point mixer. IDAHO FALLS, Ida, Aug. I I used by the government m die—(d V - Chemurgy, tho science solving dye. . that makes farm products take The plant was cloned this year ttraag* forma, now offer* Amor- ***** *** ***** had reported Us Isas motorists, tato-gsa, dial Iliad * ‘f t * , v * 3 y & £ iJ tg S £ !> Z A movement te underway to have poUto grower*, operate the plant on a eo-eperative beats. M way the FHA protects the !• buyer end reduces hie risk hrough a pe insuring eetiamto the borrower’* capacity to mad# by Urn local FH A un­ grit in# staff* before approvfor Inauranca. the borrower’s to Mr. 7*rgullag InaUtulloni Patrol Is Effective, RALX10H, If. C., A kg. I I an autotgobll* accident near hero Thursday night McMurray't comjlnnlon*, Bob Qulxley, Mount Dora aad tho dri­ ver. Miiu Betty Jeae Brooks aad Mias elargsry Jane Hunt ef Cler­ mont, were seriously Injured and are la a hopttasl bare.” to S3 1-3 pereent o f tho moxl>0 mum credit value of art Woe pur­ chased on time.________ « < - I00N U TE IN N JUnagamrot Located out of Sanford on tho New Smyrna Booth *W IN E -B E E R -D A N C IN G With square dancing every Saturday • night MuaU by the Daytona Beach niUmlllas Orchsotra. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH F resh Pre^Cooled Flow ers From more American* VUESHOW THIS CUTAVJAY 1H1JAU. TARO A H * D M l -w ho re ally Southern to-# v V d iV X »q r R C »s i �lim iU i N EW SI'AI'C K Katablinkad la 1008 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. Is Up Polls Will Open At 7:00 ffdock And <' Close At Sundown At Sixteen Booths QuestionsAnd Answers Q. Who la entitled to rote In tha-election tomorrow? - ” • A. All duly.gecllfted aw* rvgtatervd cirtxaui of S«minol* County who trv freeholder.. W- What ara freeholder, f A. A freeholder is any penon who baa an immediate beneficial ownership interest, legal or equitable, in tha till, to a fee simple estate In land. In other words, a person who hat a deed to real estate In hia own nama In the County of Seminole, regardless of shat kind of real estate It la, homestead or non-exempt, improved cr unimproved, just ao the owner has a present ownership Interest therein, he la a-freeholder. Q. I f a man and wife own their home together, are they both freeholders T -A. Yea. If a man and hit wife are joint owneri of a home or In an election that has >ther property they are classified aa freeholder.. If the home is in tha name of tha husband^ while the wife owns no property, .be la been termed of vital Import­ not a freeholder. an ce td Seminole County, Q. Why la tha election necessary T freeholder* win g v to the A. Because the act la a local hill passed by the legislature which provided that tha freeholdare In the county - should vote upon It be­ pollg tomorrow to vote whe­ ther to give their Board o! fore It teeomes a law. The election la for .the purpose of .Mowing County Commlulooers th< law. people to decide whether they want the hospital bill tu become authority to CAll a teconc Q. I f tha law la approved, when will it become effective T Celection for tha Durpoee o' A. A t once. y. What will be the benefits under the law If It should be ap­ approving additional bond* proved T fob a propoaad boapita). A. I t will give the Board of County Commissioner, the author­ Folia wlu apaa at 7:00 A. I f ity to call an election to Issue additional bonds for building a hoaplal. aad will tloaa at sundown. Q. Does tomorrow's alecten authorise tha Issuance of any tends! Tha quaation which Will ap A. No. It manly authorises the County Commission to call an %>aar on tba ballote tomorrow wil require o vote of “ fo r approval* ileeton for thi uuinct of bonds. Q. Does this election determine the amount o f bonda that could ** * yprovaL” Thoaa wh< tbo auaaial bill ant be H t r l by tba County T A. Ne. It does provide however, that tha amount ahall not extka W d t e r of i 1160,000. Ik e actual amount of a bond Issue would be determlnhe .County Commission and submitted to the people at another SK-SiSSf or the*, wte. before Ike bonda could he Issued. 1). Did not the people approve a County hospital and authorise tk* Issuance e f |70,000 tat bonds In 10*87 . " i t * L ist O f County € Precincts Given . Considerable I n t e r rat Is Aroused In Special E lec tio n A. Yea. Q. What happened to that Issue 7 In bonds that ware authorised haTt been vslldatad by.the CewMaadars printed ready fo r sale. At tha time of that eletwat it wag hoped that federal aid through the P W A or the WPA would bn ftvuu to be need with the |70,000. Q, Has anj aid been given through the government for build- r A l & A t l tefeten-hare failed. Q* l i f t e r s any definite numfeerof freeholders who must vote In ,1. - ■ vitln g must approve tba bUl to ire a voice la l»ow many than be leaned 7 ' A. Yea. They would be required to determine tbla queetlen at a future lUctiott. y. What will happen If the bill U not approved t A. I t will mean that the preaent plana for a County hoapital will have to be abandoned. ____________ “ go m Tuesday and rota t o r ap preval*. W t bar* triad a Urn* ■lam tar a new madam hoeplta and this bUl will gfve aar m o pla a chanea to ceatiqoe tha* ttfn rt until « • gat ana." Vetfcg will taka glare throughout tka county ta 1 • precincts Jn Sanford two ratio* glare* K ill ka apan, ona t a t h e City Hall and tka otbar la tka Court Houaa. Tka fom a r will ka fot Group Of Sanfordhes Joins 111 Urging Approval Of Special Bill Relating To Proposed Hospital Lear Denies That Draftees Xre Bored to aall an' ated mors bonda to hospital. Dr. Chartaa tha hoapital o tnrlaa wubld not Uat a f greetneb plaaau U aa fal » ) —CUJ Hall. -SCMOUMBIt. t)— Court H oum 4-- week published which t i e r deeerik Jarttjr a f National Guns That Rise From Gnxmd Are Used Draftees Over 28 R e lie v e d From Service President Roosevelt Signs Bill Chang­ ing Age Limit rDf ' inductees In Army* WASHINGTON. Aug. I8^-(J^— President Reosevrlt signed into law today leglalatlon to relieve men *8 veers end older from active military duty under Ike Se­ lective Service Act. The new law provides manda­ tory determent for men’ not yet inducted, and directs that those of the specified age who request It shall be released from service “ •a soon aa practicable and when not In conflict with the latervate of national dstense •• The mandatory deferment ap­ plies to men who on July 1, 1341, or on July | of any subsequent mar hare reached their Wtb birthday without being inducted Into service. President Roosevelt returned Sunday from his epochal high •eas meeting with Prim# Min. liter Churchill and immediately conferred for two and a half hours with Secretary Hull—chief­ ly on the explo.ive Japanese sitnation. —' Tha discussion was reported lo have gone ter beyond Japan's aclloi. In holding 100 American cltlsens aa virtual hostages. The tnllre Far Eastern picture, ,lt was understood, was canvassed thoroughly In the light e f Roose­ velt's statement that his Ulkt with Churchill brought complete Anglo-American accord regarding developments on every continent. Tokyo's refutal to allow strand­ ed Americana to leave Japan was regarded here aa tepnlng a new crisis In already strained Amerlcan-Jepaneee relations end as hastening A showdown. The Increasing gravity with which this government views de­ velopments In Uw fa r East was reflected by the unuanal length o f the Rooaevelt-Hull conference. Hall met the President nt the station aad-they motored, to­ gether, to the White H«o*e. where they secluded themselves in the President's oral study frne. after 10:30 A.M. until 1:00 o'clock. Hull also was believed to have informed the President on the •tslus of U. S.-French relation, which took a new turn for itoworae during the past week when Marshal Peteln announced elcsn ties with Germany after vesting virtual dictatorial powers In pro Natl Admiral ' Darlan. The Vichy government's actionrenewed tears Uat German, might take the strategic Frenrl African base at Dakar — 1«<H Brasil mil** from the btriga of Brsnl Roooovslt scheduled a Mondsmorning conferenco with his lr gUlativa llsutenanta, presumsM< to glvo them, gmong Mhei things, a fill-in o* U e Clmrrhd AU G U ST w is. i 1911 Sanford In Tfia Only Central Florida C ity A ffo r d in g R ail, H ig h * And Water Transportation Member Associated I’ rena NUMBER a. 298 ^eds Save City In Ukraine By Fierce Counter-Attacks Town Is Believed T c Be Kiev, Capital; 2IM100 Nazis A re Killed Or Injured U. S. Warships On Guard In Iceland’s Waters v s -—ft-'. t; . ■ tpdhcrS'i"'*- ' ■ Germans Launch Drive In North Prim e Minister R e­ turns To England A ft e r Sea M eeting l!» Im r l.ln l r,e > rii»r«*r Russian rnnnter-attm’ ks wi-rv reported today to have saved n tUkraine city identified as “ K" — possibly K'ev. i tie capital—with 20.000 Germans killed and wounded after they had advnine.l within five miles of the town nnd then were thrown tmek six to eight S«'«*n through barbed-wiro rntangb'mentA gUsirilmic thf* b« iu h are American dmitroyera. gr» > v%alchilog* of the U. S. Fleet, in the h.u »hii nt Reykjavik. Iceland, where U. S. fmnu vieie l.iiitietl recently to guard the out|»o-«t uf miles. Western Hemisphere from (icrnmn Invn mon. Hu- phottiirriiph is « m e o f t h e f11 tot to he r«'le:i<*ed in connection w i t h A m e r i c a n m** r i i p a t e ii »»f t h e island Kcil Army Iruup* still sre ad vnneing, S"viet dispatches said, hitting savagely at the northern flank uf the lung Natl wedge in* tu the Ukraine. On Ihe central front, Russian defenders uf the rua.l to Moscow weir* reported tu have repulsed other Natl column* In largs-acall Manhattan Pier Is counter attacks. The Russian* acknowledged Engulfed By Flames that Natl troops knifing across the heart of the Ukraine had NF.W YO RK. A u g | h (<Vt raptured the big port uf Niko­ — A iiu;ing fire, ttnicheti off laev, lit! mile, northeast of Odeohy n nerie4 of explosion* which sa. hut asserted the city's ship­ shd><>k lower Miinhutt*n. today yard- were blown up in tho witni ngulfed the ( id a mail line Four From Here (Jo Previous High W ater iliawnl. pier in Brooklyn, set the officials itab-kilttUtsd To State Meeting theSoviet Marks A re Listed American freighter I'anuco and fall of Krivoi Hog. •everal heavily |t>n«le«l barges In Daytona Beach With Iho 1.300-mile battloHy Fred W illiams aflame and aprend to a nearby front from the Baltic to tha Ider used hy British *hipt. The Four fnenthern of the Ranfonl lllack S e a aflame In bitter night­ Though the Bt. Johns Utvrr Is 'anuco, lottUd with quick* Junior ChnmU-r of Commrrco long fighting, authoritative quar­ PJ*» ri-gar-lcd nt flood stegr. II ■liver, minerals and hemp, rvtufflr«l today from tha itatr ters in l.omlon said Adolf Hit­ his I M I d a y wfh(J, lt ronteliicd hrok* inuitediatelv into fUuups. mld xunimcr conferenco in Day- ler's invasion armies apparently n lot more water than at pn-sent, | wax cut loom* and drifted down ton i Mt-irh. whrn* thry iliiruaMhi h ad launcl <d a major naw offen­ Krr.l r. Williams. City nnd Coun- j the hay, * biasing man from with other .Uvcwi melhoiU nf sive In the north, driving front ly K.nginccr, told the Uolarlnns ■tern to *t*rn. Two men were p u l li/mg the MAM'iA of tho ■(«(••. Estonia toward Leningrad. at thi-lr rvgulor On-ckly luncheon i tilled and many were fcuie.l M ea n w h ile, Prime Minister ThiiM* who iittended tho moot today. dead. ing from hero wrro Richard Deux, 1 hiirrhill relumed tu Britain safe­ Beginning it- raise during Ihe j proNitii'iit, R o Im t I Newman. M. A. ly from the historic meeting at i-arly part of June and teaching ----------------------President Roosevelt, Ydvmgton and S. t). Shlnh«dxcr, sea with , p«ak about tao weeks .go. *h- Democratization In an,| made arrangement* for a Jr river at Ijtk- Monroe now men- | Twcnty-tw«» mvnihorx of the pr< I,able broadcast, the .1st. for -uraa 5.4 fret above sea level. England Is Noted h»«iil group wore umiouncrd ax which was not announced. Mr. William- said, adding that titctnU-rx of alute Jaycce comRussia officially acknowledged •eg level at this point Is regarded WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.- <,P> llltltOM*. today the loss of two Important as normal. — An analyst for the Foreign They arc u.x followx: towns In the Ukraine to tbo Gor­ Tba Bt. Johns hs i-xpUinnl, is policy Association said S u n d a y Aifriculturo cnminittoo, Henry mans, hut the lied armlet simul­ one of thu few rivers in the wurld that a "rapid process of dr....Wit to, .lr ; Anioriraninm, Ronnoth taneously demonstrated they still which flows north. . . . and some­ time south, for so luw is the land crstiiation" was taking place in Curr; avintiun, M. A. Yolvlngton; have their powrr by hurling Great UriUln draptu that "almost uvbiirdx pfimiotiun, Duvid M strong counter-blow* against tho through which it fluws that in ,|ry weather the river is at seu dictatorial powers” of the Churrh Fnrlc; contoimiul, M. I.. Ruhorn; Naris on the central and south­ ill government and Iho aus|ien, | ,„ i M• lfar 1 hristipiu activltirx, J. K. Row* western f r nt*. a r nouiri a* |>uiile i uixic |gke. ijim . . „ • « - i i Krom ll there to l-ako Wa.fiingto., .£ "• «' on* unlil the hind, Jr ; citrua Floy Di lgudo; Germany reported yesterdsy— i ,i rbw,a three f.et and between ,nl nf th*. WM>- „ , city iK'iiutiftcaliun, t’harlox (Irlf- and Russia admitted several This process, said James Fred| rivii indontificatiiin F. J- hours later—the rapture of Ni­ |■uanla Lake and Fwlamero it rises rrick Green In a survey for the \,.|£ , J r; conxorvation, Richard i f te l. kolaev, Hoviet naval base and in.crum:. urcYrntiun^. Curl dustsiwl f ss tw s * the- Hug- river — The rlver^ flow* south, he said, private research .urganisaiiun, i- j Vernoy ---- ilcio ii.xo, Roy Wright; estunry, CO miles northeast of — I t w i x assumedRoosrralt *tK wbita It' is~al sea levs! ami o »* “ modifying the- traditional f l a i l ' Williuni.x; Hull dlacuaaad eountor-etn>k<- tremsly high tidsa afreet Its strurture ami reducing the gap |firo provontion, Chlof Mack N. Odessa. aftlnat Japan. Intludln* po*«d>l. How at the mouth of thu river, j between tka prvilegrd nnd under- |(Itvclim l; govomincntnl a* fair*. Germany slso claimed lo have Algernon Spoor; pan -Amor ican, mopped up ths productive Krivoi furthar economic reprisals. At one timo, he said, the .river privileged In society.” K. D. Kirohhoff. Jr.; public Reg minlng'rcgionl west oPthe Dni­ Bran aa tbay confarrad. the rose over a foot at Hanford in n hoalth, ; S. O. HhinhuDor, Jr. eper River, with 7000 prisoners ta­ Unltad Stataa actad to lmrl<- few days without any rainfall Emergency Fleet Of publicity, R o I m 1 rt Newman; nnfoty, ken. Russia tersely acknowledged ■ant aeonorate aanctlona against because of thu high tides near tho Florida* this morning that its soldiers had O re VesselH Aslted Karlylo Houxholdor; Japaa and otbar A lta gowers. mouth of tho river. this summer, E. K. latney; s|«.rl* iVmndnnad the town of Krivoi Recalling previous high water 3lr. williams said that WASHINGTON. Aug. 18 - end recrentluM, Sinclair ( aincrnn; Roy. about 100 miles northeast Vandenberg Proposes mark*, state line infurniutiun booth, of Nikolaev and almost the same in 1810 thu river rose to 7.1*1 Wll— The Office o f I'rn.lni 11 Henry Witte, Jr.; yuuth, educa­ distance southwest of the great Manafacturers* Tax feet above tea luvelt In 1017, to ^Innagement rrcommemled lo th tion and welfare, llaruld J. Soviet tinwer renter o f llnlepero.1.6 feet above sen level; In 1'J‘i l , Marllime Commission Bund, Powers. to 8.04 feet; in t'J20, to 8.0 feet; that an emergency petrovsk. WASHIHQTON. Any. 18 Chief Cleveland I* the statu In 1930, tu H. 1*1 Great laikas Iron ore totals he Just how far the Russians car­ UPl— Sanater Vaadtnbcrg (II. and rhuirman of thu fire prevention feat. In 1HH0, thu highest mark constructed at a rust nf about ried out Joseph Rial in's "scorched committee. on record, tho river rose 12.18 t60.nno.000 for delivery in r.il l tine highlight of thu cun- earth” instruction In abandoning feat and came up Into First Officials said the additional ference, Mr. Dess said, waa the Nikolaev and Krivoi Rog to tha craft w«uld bo necessary to move Straat. Germans we* not told in early Declaring that efforta -have iron ore for the expanded steel decision to try to publicltu state dispatcher, but a hint wae con­ tea* made tu drain the Upper program, ami that n gr#nlrr lleet agricultural products hy stamping tained In the hrief official state­ St. Johna River Valley for over ultimately might be found nrci »- them with a distinetivo seal. ment that dockyard# In Nlkolaae lacing stickers on all automory. Tha bunts would*be stout 10 years, Mr. Williams said that wr*» blown un. in 1903 the government stopped 600 feet long and have net car­ biles entering tha statu was alsu Nikolaev, which has a popula discussed. tha cattlemen from digging a rying rapacities of 12,000 to 13, lion nf 140,000 and dominates Tho Jayrees adopted a resolu­ -mall canal on their own IniUa- 000 long 4ona each. tion to co-operate 100 parcent Ihe Rug river mouth, fell after ti«8 to the Indian River. In IBM with tho defense program and aid a long siege by thu Natl* and tha Upper St. Johns River Draintho home guard units by joining Hungarian troop*, the German was formed. In oald. Th* them and getting a full member­ high command had tha Upper 8L Johna River NaviGermans added operations os ship, Mr. Dea* said. .ration District waa- organised. state dafsnsa committee other fronts wrro proceeding sue And in 1923 the SL Johns Rivtr NEW YORK, Aug. 1 8 - 0 1 - adopted tho following program feaafully with steadily Increasing Improvement Association waa R. L. rsnturcs o f war matarlals and MacDougall, AsalsUnt tor tho years foagwdt all looking toward tha WPA commissioner, today pre I. Coordinate Jaycea efforts prisoners. ■UttiXK ° t A canal to tha Indian tba p Russian counter-attacks In the with those of local uefansa coun­ Hirer. T h r ta ta A g a in s t Ukraine were reported In a front emergency dafanaa program I* floods are a serious menace to ront'luilrd. tha nation “ la going to cils and. seek formation of de­ line dlsnatch to the army newsfense councils where there are paper Red Star, which said faca tka greatest load of unrm- none. beenaae at praaant tka only way plovraant In Ita history." 2* i?£* county defense unite Martha! Rudvenny’i troops saved I d tka water to got out la down " ~ , T “ It U our raaponalhl- are filled. tte city o f ‘‘ K“ from tho Osman tha SL Johna JUrer aad on tka Ilty to projacte available. *. fo r m A speaker’s bureau to occupation at a coat o f 20,088 average It takaa four non tha for ao that disseminate national dafanaa In­ dead and wounded Nasta and tka m a r to cat, back to normal to work drove Ihe Natla back alx to eight formation first hand. after It raacnaa a flood atoga. b. Encourage sale at dafanaa mile* from tha city.------------ - “ K” waa not farther Identi­ *1 “ rings stamps and bonda. fied hat It might have boon the Ukraine capital Kiev, aratmd which there baa been fighting far day*. W ASH ING TO N ' Aug. U .The Rada ala* coualer-atta«ki4 . CA7— Secretary or State Hull aaIn th« central sector. There tha sorted today Japaa kad given no satisfactory axpiaaatioa fur reVICHY, Unoccupied franca, Rnaaiaaa claimed that Lroogn ef fuaing to allow about 100 gri- Aug. IS. — (AO — Simultan.ou. Marshal Bemoan Timoshenko 4ih ■ caapalgna waro latacbad In strayed a large German salt. On water, the Ruselane rekl \ Vkhr and Gsmaa-sccupled Parks Sunday against goranunant of- their submarines tank two Sanford Jaycees Named To Serve Upon Committees St. Johns River • Is Discussed By County Engineer Greatest Load Of Unemployment Seen Thailand Denied Mrs. Lehman Is Reported Better Japs Don’t Explain . Holding'A mericans Communist Drive In France Continues MarthalPstoln’s nUlond*nrro{2 tten and franca appealed by ra- WEATHER ^ f S i 3 T * ** I'irM ♦ V , J* �« •» » i . Art' J MONDAY. AU G U 8T18, l f i l ' TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Lost, Strayed, or Stolen? 9*6 Sanford Herald •# w ildi i mi M f W ___ w ilt bm »s s r | t 4 for •V atfttnftiiac rwiPtt. M0MDAY, AUGUST in. ;V -- A H — 5 0 U tH V .U W e V . V S O R R Y ,A fiA ir t W o H S A M o n l y ; — I T V r f A * a c c i d i x t a \ * ., Programs 01 Twice Wi The last word in up-te data “SOUNDIES* . MIXED DRINKS AT POPULAR FftlCES 4tret A Couple Minutes’ Drive on Lakafront D M . ' » r : II V >• t O. TO ACQUAINT YOU W IT H ' THE CXCEUAENY QUALITY OF OUR B1TEW8 . T^Kc New Tax Laws Morida Is just beginning to find out how rich n state it is, now thnt the new Stato tax program has gone into effect, requiring 100 percent assessment of renl and per­ sonal property. Heretofore, property has been assessed for tax purposes at anywhere from one-tenth, or less.- to one-half its Actuql value, with some persons paying n great CLOUD-WROtJOnT deul more than their share and others escaping taxation ^(reem the Warhlngton Star) * Wts sioao St duak u-ai.^ the almost altogether. “On the theory that residents of other sections of the lad from fl* atnnse state might profit from the example of Miami nnd Ond<' ■pleader to rlaa county, it Is revealed That Dade this year will have more la cloud-wrouglU,' Iona Hubs assf.'sed value on the tax rolls than the entire state hod n apon tho »ky A % * W a er *%d a ««l, ill- year ago,” says the. Key West Citisen. ‘Tentative figures [ w in e . reveal the hig county will have a haif-biUion-dollnr real It filled tho writ tow r ml estate roll this year, in contraat to $110,000,000 n year 1 ago. Personal property, following tho same trend, is e « - ! Its tLsogoful branty brlorln* pected to go over the $70,000,000 .mark, as ngainst 50,000,-1 M * ” b aurprtae;. (lownncr paiil rich mouth of tho, f rnnvylvanUi. Prnna., Copt. A r - ^ n l t j f of South Oar«»ljn*.^crolom* Mold In* from vast whiu ml*t 000 Inst year. "With Monroe county figures duo to como out in A ii-[^*"mul ymr. On llir»e rrulsei the rhihald McGUi.von, U. S. Navy;!hla, S. C.. Copt. It. A. Holt. U. a m 0™* mjr r f n A <n«n, a forn, a rra antmonf. gust, whan they will be turned over to the county cnmniis food, ImluliiK and Irnmporlatlnn Rensselaer Polytevhnic Inslitufv,! S. Navy; University of Southern Troy N. P., Comdr. Clifford 0 .' Cslof., Die Amrrlrs, Calif., Capt. uosa, suddenly, the ahlnlng won- slcm, taxi>A>'crs here probably will discover as Dade county '',7,1 7r7I«7l«ro mmto Vur’lng'tL* Kkhsnlson, U. 8. N.; Rice In- .Herd M. Iawcll. U. 8. Nay»S did, that the new system has split the tax burden fur more [iuiilemir ymr when vessels for stltute. Houston, Tcv., Comdr.! University of Teaas, Austin, dor died. Ddlas Dupre. U. » . Nevy; Uni-Tex.. Cipt. II. W. Underwood. .Thi sur snd tea were empty, evenly than was the case before. indnln* are uvailatie. Pram afar "Among other Items unearthed In the Dado records I f '7 , I hoard the ll^tfo tesger wavsa was the fact that there nrc 2,048 homes on the bcncli as- wjnn..,| , , ynslgn* In the United _ ' Whsp in. Naval Keaorve. Provision winds cam* that, qtllrken at the sensed at more than $5,000 this year, which mcnnH that almost that mnny homeowners, totally exempt from pre­ nl'ii In*. Im-vii made fur specified of thu graduates to revious operating levies, now will contribute toward school rlumbera rr-ivi' comnii««inna in line end and other operating burdens. Coral Gables found some supply ror;m in the regular Navy; M whan the f*diant miraele Schools- having naval reserve 600 homes In tho same class. H tz B a r c l a y k ir b y . An even distribution of taxes, both- for this county offirera traininir rouraea anil the, Nuvy officers assigned M and the others of tho state, will show the wisdom of Gov­ Trcqulur aisiL of th«('itrt«iirtnimit''of mrvaf h u t »o murh what Ihoee ernor Holland's new tax system.” science and tictica for. the com­ palate aay that eounta, it’s I f you are a freeholder make »«? *»!«*• to Wte In tho hosMl •taction next Tuesday. Thera will -be sdme p.-jplx who 'taka tho trouble to tola In •y’a hospital election and Wnr w tlf squawk Ilka hell .. i. Yh. Ngals ■r^wTWIn^i^ne^ THE PRESENT INCREASE in wages In certain lines fork has been accompanied My a rise In the cost of livwhich ia of course inevitable under the circumstances. 1 much better (iff are the people when a condition of kind exists? Tor example, a man buys a ten dollur coat with a ten dollar bill that he declares happily is his as the result of a raise in wages. Probably last year .ho Was getting five dollars for the aame amount of work, and he is happy now that ho ia making twice tho money. What the man probably did not realize waa that last year n W uhlp with 15 Inth guns said 4a'ha Mpsrtor to anything tlsa --- ’ afloat Vary IhdAty now It to M g jt»,aiiter-»hlp t at the bottom of the ALTHOUGH M ANY WRITERS have been termed m c t m i wore klUad and trad la Mow York when icentric, Alexander Dumas probahiy ' held tome sort elated jd a p y o seekers dlscoYirdkltlht soma uf record for tccailtrlcihr. Ha was extremely color .ca ihralon tfcaf tickets were nnd hla famous novols wore written on blue pap lit. Thera hadn’t been when the poetic on him, he fcodld set his1 verses . UMI muse — was ----------------------------------lamped* ibmy last week's down only on yellow paper. And ho wouldn't writo magatlne articles unless he had pink paper to work with. Ho refused to use blue ink, on the groonds that it made him L N. C, but a friend of Ul: and he-could writ* plays Only while lying down.—Your • ua a card from this th Carolina town with on M of a modern thna [pltal. - T « T jla d ’\ ha 1 Shnford, PM. does net •Pltal Uko tihla .mo­ ot that the North Caro­ led haa o population of ing year are; Brown University, Providence, ( apt. (!. II. Ikiwdvy, U. 8. Nevy a University of Csslifoynia, Berke­ ley, Calif. Capt. D. C. Godwin, U. H. Navy; University of Cali­ fornia at bo* Angeles, Lm An­ geles. Calif., Capt, W. C. Barker, ll. H. Navy; University of Colo- B r a n d y , Champagne, Jftoo, Gin. Cordlak. etc. r • * . :b%\ u -k vc/fl — ; / • • .7 ■ ■ •> V ^ >■* vt r \ ' { •-V*S • - l 'n v. : i i-. - - . J.-.’? V - v ' V - : < r ' g » ■* t , ‘ W . -h v . ^ ' [Vry,' ’ *r i t s * , r » i » W nr.T TAMPA FLORIDA BREWING, IN C r »' -I . #. ’ MERCURY FORDOIl SEDAN « FORD TUDOR SEDANS 8 PLYM OUTH DELUXE COUPES TORD TUDOR BEHAN i S PORD DELUXfc PORDOR SEDANS 8 PLYMOUTH SEDANS t PACKARD PORDOR SEDANS I ' I PORD DELUXE STATION WAGON « PLYINO ~ . FORD CLOSED *V CAR PIC K U P * , NOTE TO DEALER: We will redeem This coupon from any licensed dealer for M s in e n k . i row 1 *< { ■ , l , J, • m m .;r: f NAME - _____ TU D 08 SEDAN* CLOUD SEDAN 1 ..»■ u PRmm lilt V.-jjt -•A* LA TROPICAL ALE or “FLA. 6” BEER t PORD DELUXE TUDOR SEDANS REO _______ - 1 . . '4 - 'ITS";” TWO BOTTLES OF : Down Payment and Shorter Term Fi­ nancing Will Be Enforced By Govern­ ment Regulatory Decree Within Few Weeks.--- . ----- Vanity of New Mesleo, Albunuenjan, N. M., Capt. J. B. Will, II. 8. Navy; University of North Carolina, Chapel llltl. N. C , Capt. a B. Haggart. U . & Navy; Northwestern Unlvcralty, Evanstan. !U., Capt E. A. Wolleaon,1) U. & Navyi Unlvaralty of Notra Dame, South Bend, tad, Comdr. 1L V. Burnett, U. & Navy. University of Oklahoma. Nor­ man, Okls., Comdr. J. C. Van da. Carr, U. 8. Navy; Unirenlty of JTo DaKeor. This Coupon, When Signed By Tee, And 10 Cents Entitles Yon To STRICKLAND V. 'Welch, IJ. 8. Navy; Duke Uni­ versity Durham, N. C , Copt. A.. T. Clay, U. 8. Noryi Georgia hchool of Technology, Atlanta.' (ia.. Cant. Willism C. Wickham, U. B. Navy) He re art! University, Cambridge, Mass., Capt 0. N. Darker, U. 8. Nnvy; College of the lloly Crons Worcester, Ms**.,' Comdr. Charles J. Wheeler, U. H. Navyi Muniuctlo University, Milwaukee, Wls., Comdr. l/ron O. Alford, U. 8. Navy; Univer­ sity at Michigan, Ann Harbor. M ich. Capt L A . Paikhna, II. R Navy; University of MkmeaoW Minneapolis, Minn., Comdr.' ."Xttr."- THIS ONE IS Ml « Is The Time To Buy Your Used Car — While Easy Terms Are Still Available. DODGE TUDOR SEDAN fv.; ytm a u m t JACK’S DEW DROP « N ■w i}? .? ’ * 1?11 M FAR AWAY F J O K O O D THAT YOU CANF M L THK t o u c h o f h is JN OOOI) tJMKS a n d D' Jfhovsh from the I hat ho hoSfvth (ho prayer r ig h te o u s proverb, |R:29. n .. HAVE YOU SEEN AND JPBE-Jfip IV11 W fltR VERSE FOR TODAY V ! U. 8. Nary; Tulane University Wash, Cap*. E. L./ Barr. UI .8. of Louisiana, New Orleans, La.., N |»|; YaW UnfeareJty «H fT HaCapt. Aaron 8. Merrill, U. 8^ Y « . c > to , a * . c : t x i , o. Navy; Tufts College, Medford; s. Navyn -j Mas*, Capt. C. II. J. KeppUr. U. 8. Nary; Unirenlty of Vir­ ginia, Charlottesville, Va., Capt. IA T I S T " G U N B O A T IN C ID E N T ’’- The American "Arsenal of Democracy” is going to furnish Russia all the material aid she needs in her war against Hitlerism. But the Soviets will get no guns, planes, or tanks from this country under the Lease-Leml Act. Rus­ sia has plenty of money and so will be able to pay cash on the barrel head for what she gets. Thus the American public is informed by no less an authority than the I’fc.iident of tho United States. But at the same time we see by the papers thst Great Britain, which must be furnished aid from this country; free of charge under the I*nse-I>nd Aet~T>etoi0*l!rfflF'Tin". V'* already spent all her money buying- armament* h*. Ahw 1country, extends a credit of some 140,000,000 to Soviet Russia. Britain has no money to buy from us, but Britain has plenty of money to lend to Russia. And Russia, which has enough money to pay cash for what she buys from us, has to borrow money from Britain. It is all very confusing. It is so confusing in fact, that one wonders If good old Uncle Sam, while lending Britain planes snd tanks, is not also lending her tht^nrAfi' ey to lend to Russia so that Russia can pay cash on the barrel head for the planes and tanks she buys from us.. It Is also reported that Iatase Lend Administrator Harry Hopkins, who recently returned from a tour of British and Russian capitals, was wearing Prime Minis­ ter Churchill's hat after losing his own somewhere in Eu­ rope. What is bothering Us la whether he did not also lose his shirt. ; • b |l ( ro&D -1 �18, 1941 f And Personal Activities I R SANTOWD HKHALD, SANTORD F U h m tx Julia McClelland And Arthur Partin M arry RAD IO N EW S — Restrictions Lifted S t Johns River Is Discussed By Against 9 Americans County Engineer1 1 h an d * . PAGE TTIREE J a p a rv * * e lu th n ri- rliked the 1’ / S con*ulatc- WDBO inrlude the The marn.iirf of M m Julia M Munt­ r « n i g h l '« P r o g r t m a l*p:iki«-*»* m m y 1f t *•»I r« «tru* tin t > BEAL, Society Editor Telephone 148 Belle .McClelland, daughter of and their D i-ycar-oM c " IVixplv t I’latfuim Mr. and .Mm. J F. McCIrPand. 4 in»t tv ii«* ( ti o n * \nk«*ri 4 ATX* III tJ4 irfht.’ l if Dir m in Kh ai n i, Ala ; t) lU*e-U4ii > c „ r r s i l n n l ln t l f d F io a e f i g » Otar I k m i l * mi i T.tti ii hkiiikg 1’ i i . Mir .in.f Mr* A A Fnll io t n f to James Arthur Partin, son of f» ’• Supper 1 to b e k e p t on h i g h UM .«. i lu,. k*.t»i. Mi** . Dr a n d Mr*. P. I \ n ic e Leggett-W illiam s ami n t h i T * m : Mm. J. C Partin and the late 6 t II xxsrd a w h i c h h a * a* ted *■ » .1 - r, 1* d e ­ , xxh'l XX• I r i«infltk 4*«| tit t h r l l < \ in- « u o f tijtlvi**t.»n, T e i . ; 1 1' Nrvt' J. C. Partin of Oviedo, took n‘*cc 6 tr im e n t to the •!« Yi I •iHnrtit a ' i j, Rites Solemnized •I'lllk tl. i - f u r t vx .* XXr e k ' M •V 1. * ' • H i l l o f \\ i l m i n g t o n . th e r a t t l e indo«tr\ in tin - p i t ! cn Saturday evening at tne home r» • l«t* Prut I Ikry tl-1VII it t o'*1 IIIirl»e»l IMg \ i . m l Mi«* .M a ry M r C ' r o w n 7 • • Intfilude Mr \\ ill.,, n . , Md 4 «'• d [ thr w. 4 -tU»in -n i ' l Mi»a Helen U u i«e U ggett, *• •1.fn i * .nut 1 • \ ir p l n>:i Ml a r c ^uienrtHT* o f of the Rev F D Brownlee, 7 1 • ^1 rue If a I ».»l .ti .» Du rin g t h e I • Ul r t n . tt m n t.» 1 Inin r •huu* i ft iI• P . l ' M e - i' jt i mi**n*n daughter of Mr. and Mr,. Allen ■j ■ ' HONDA r Robert Johnacn ha, returned performed the ceremony. On.y the • • >|N*rt« K< flo.Nl*. I k e l l a r * n \ •* •«!•• thi Tke Dependable Clara « f the U ggett of Waycroa*. Ga. became from Leesburg where , |vent families and ch>**» fnemU of the vt t Xetbodltl Chnrth will m »t at tie trule of Frederick Hatting, a two weeks' vacation. couple were present at Iltf* ll** w wttUd-J a * F*itto**r lfa n * ,*•••• J jv» e * r n t at LaU* «♦*.* *♦•* w f h m William,, only ton of M l %nd Mr. end . ding. - - . . TFMtrC F>ifr^!l«t e r r a a e d f r e m three- m i| ,« Sttm .-rm l-T wmtsrtHir js g OeCTY The room« of the Brownl** 9 nnb*. Mr Witlinm* «.»i ! lady Father Serenade mile*. William* H F D. Scott is spending a few nony at the days In Bradenton on a flailing home were adorned xxi:! i ixrrangtv 9 0 Hlondie K 1 L , with Mm. P. H. Unainr in an imprea.ivc ceremony added that alth o u gh home of the bride't parentt in trip. He la accompanied by Roy mants of late summer ilow fri in 10 •** E d w i n (V Hi ll se eo-hoatera. / rtt t h f p r r « 4*nt tin*. « the D. A. R, Seder.the »pon- Waycrost. The ceremony wa» per­ F. Symea, Jr. pastel shades ami a pr fusion of lo ■ Hob Trout Iv f l ' H n M , c«*ntinut- I r eonhfp of Mn. C. R. Daw,on formed at 11:30 o'clock by the green*. The ceremony w**« per- 10 I * ( m l Hoff O rc h e * t r. a tendkor or* :i hm 11. .111 WtB m w et the Woman', Dub Rev, A. G. MrGinni,. p4,t»r of Mra. Walter S. Coleman and formed before an improvised al­ 10 >1 I'harlev Spixak Hrche*tra • u n i n u T m i g h t can** to>r the Tied Crota in the morn- the Firvt Preibytcrmn Church of Mia* Dorothy Powell left tar of green* and •ighter tapera 11 'o I inton NVidia, new* InmniTi 1 Waycro,,. Only the The bride'* en*e*nh\» was ol 11 0 \ Shep Field* Drche*tr?% Mr W illia 111* xx ** to f »*“ '■/ t” * " extended I in the immedia'e fannlie, were pre the Carolina* and north, rn state,. navy blue *hrer with eyelet cm 11 . 1 Harry Janie* Orrh**trv by iiii'iKt- \ S TUESDAY tent. broidered trim, .and h* . acre*• 11 » Ibiytmind _ T h a Order of the Eaatrrn tt t»n'he*lr»* Imricc ft»f t h. pt t 1 1 in .1 tt.t.« ke |* 1 1 Mah The .toUow'nc- .rcouDt of- tk* ^ James Kay of Tampu suited aoriea **.crv .of matjh'ng navy H i ' * P r e - * N e w s K eprorht b.r p r . -1 t 1 • 9 U r win 1 <W tat Ih * B el Crow f'' . 4- * ^ - a- V* ’ ■». . wrtlding wa* taken from the Irortlni; i/filW/f./l*. ... * faxjx! jth* pulw’i’ s « irmtn*f. T'fkrlx in the Woman’, Club in the a - * here during the teewkrrrf * » the and white. She wotv k remote r ir j- )» w g » w f hi>«plt.l| t'b I I lf*l| t . I.. 'Aornlnc beginning at 0:30 A. M Waycroit Journal Herald: It.... xl 1C \\ !: . | -lb . 1 1 .ell* o.o Mr*. guest of hit sister, Mrs. J. I' of orchids. " A note of timplicity charac­ Ilf It in.il. • • r I Mr*. Partin received her edu The £pii«opal Church Auiillloltzclaw. \v \ t , 'i • » M» \ W k 1" •X decorations r«»morrow -a l*r»cram« cation in local *cho I* and wiu H ti r bt o " p a r ' v .in 1 . lary under the •nonaor»*'in of terized the artittic N | • 1 l u n g I »ei o tl o n * graduated fr«»ni < ’inmole High 1 h ir l i * M. f • . n 1 M r , 8 t. Claire White will aew throughout the lower enauite of Mrs. Lourine Beal left yester M rin n g K o u m lu p xx ith Mai r x K tint I 1 11 at the Woman', Club f. r tno the home and an improvised al day for points in North Carolina School in 1939 Mr Partin wp > tar v ia arranged in front of and South Carolina where she graduated fr**m Seminole World Today N i*U»ri * .if \ .lax lit High Rad Cron in . the afternoon. triple window, in the apaciou, will spend a two we-kY vai-atio. School in I 1*. 1 ik I <1*1 llrev itii * . lit I. .1 I. II 1. bb A . WEDNESDAY living room. Basket, filled wth Ni'M* an d S h u l i 1 I'* • . 1 \\ F« lowing a -hort honeymhon Women’* Society of ChrDtian white Butterfly Idle,, tubern.e, M.iiii re*urne lull Mm. II. M. Humhley » « * rn»*«i ,»t Daytona lb-oh Die couple will and Htrphanoti, were poaod Friday from Pensacola wb«n Mie make their home *n Oviedo. h.ng de\ nt ion* S f ^ S f ’- t & W 'S f l S againat a background of palm, oilie Nbillli lit * ha* vtftitcd for the pa.«t two y o u n £ laughter. Heft*, o^ V jIthe Woman’a Club brgii.i.ing at and femt and the bridal party week*. T iie Envoy To Thailand l i t a nr 1 Dnn.i Drew The Woman’, Club group at«K>d before a white aatin- |>ne 1 nrrivnl dieb. At the fireplace, tanked I H' irk ;ind White CATALOG PRICEO ON Explains Resignation Mrs. Elizabeth Higgs anil |er the aponaorahip of Mi,, A *hlH*v'* N|>»t and Marge Hinton wilt aew at the with fern, wa, a large blue urn J -laughter, Alice, have xturncl POPULAR BLANKETS' ^ ; D R Muriel 11 \\t;k 1»k from Trentnn, Wvightstuwn, an I an’ . Club for tha Red Croe, filled with tuboaea. “ T ie ta-autiful nuptial mu,ic, Fort Dix. N. J 1•' giiimveltie* **' I* «/••> llu 'i afternoon. I DonaM Hi*ht*p. Jr, \%hn »* at• W iMiun of r irttife rendered by Mrt. Jack Hamilton, I t h o L i l t e d Stall* THURSDAY trndiiiir aummt r h o| at th^ M.iry l.ee Taylor included the Serenade from ''Stu- | fur l«a*t«’l|| t' •■.aI•Ia I Mr. an<l Mr, D. I.. Thrasher • omen»’ of tne Congregational dent Prince,'' by University <»f Kbuuli *p«,nl th I |# N. vX* Itumberg; "I 14 * t . l t r n i e lit 11f<1l i i 1 eh under the aponaor.hip of Love You Truly," by Carrie Ja­ I visited during the weekend at werkt-ml her* with hi* parent*, '• \i Ib'ine W »lh Sally 1 t « i.in-, r u i n g liiw Corcnado Beach as the guests of J. B. Root will tew for the Mr. anti Mr*, ti M. lli*nop. tin cob, Bond; O, 1’ romlte Me," ty .<* 111111011114I I I) U 4 Crota In. the Woman', Club DeKoven; “ Dunk to Me Only Mr. and Mr, J D. Woodruff. • Daytona llearh Varieties f *»t (’ 'll til 111 .ill f 1 I ith# afternoon, Mr. nn*l .M»*. U I.. Correll O K.lte* S 1111H **p e a k * h 4* xxu* 1 4* t u t n r i g 1. Mr*. James loinler and son, yher* will be a tondon Bridge With Thine Eye*," an old Eng­ *pent the werken<l in S* Pe* • 1 liter me • m f r String* S tati** x%he 1 . |. w. I'ope and ty at the recreation hall on lish air; and "Believe Me If All Billy. M i,, Dorothy t e r * b u r i f a * th»- Kii» -*t* o f AD an«l • Seller* True I .•f« f illh**r nnn.nine 4*1110 lake front beginning at 8:00 T I d m Endearing Young Charm,," O. J. Pope returned yesterday Mra. Bruce I an* \ Th* y were an old Irish air. The traditional ! » * llt *411 1 h i ' t. - 4; n •t ‘II VXll* frem Cloudland, Oa., v here they under tha autp'.re, of the accompanied honit* by Mi*. Laney It It " ’ir liul Sunday *u' knit ti d .»•( D m •.li­ 11**11SC diet for Britain Club. The wedding marches by Mendelssohn spent tho past week. I J • t f S.-w, and Wagner were used. v x th th* rr* IKOhtlnil • f t al .•»h»r He la incited to attend. Min* Mildred It.itltff left y« «• IS to Muoraf Interlude ‘ Mu. C. C. Kirby, Jr., of Jack­ c h ie f* t f .1 |*I** iii i% n Mr. anti Mrs. J. I.. Ksdcr. in'- 1 •"*. u* BaptUt W. M. U. under t'J ' > .lark Dereh and His Citing * nun \ at tin . f i x . r 1 ' < A ,p«n,or«hip of Mra. W. E. sonville, Florida, wa, matron of Mrs. W. E. Kader. Mr, J V terday for Liikulund »vb**r,» ah will apend ■ week a* th** !?•»•• at hopor and her cousin’* only at­ 12 •' Dance time n rw nt Mill' 't 1 it irn Cunningham, anil Raymond Ks II. .lid It tr will m w at tha Woman’, r f MIm Kliiabeth Ford and Miaa 12 !'• Read nf Life xvii * not »• 41 I'lr d uni 1 • ig l t for the Rad Croat In the tendant. She wore a costume suit tier have returned, from a vitia­ Earlccn (fib*»n of that city. I on Young t*r. Malone of Mai brown corded silk, the tion spent In lf 6ehester, Ind. ni"llth* Intel stag. dress featuring the cardigan I ' J-iyee Jorilan FRID AY >. 1 n New Smyrna Verietiee W. G. Sheldon I* ft yeaterday neckline and gored circular skirt. Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker left (Tha Dirt Gardener’a Circle of Her long sleeved jacket had a Las Ration Ordered for CSreenville. S T. where he 1 l". Merry go-Rnund Did 'Garden Club will aew at the tailored yoke and dagger fatten­ yesterday for Junalu«kn. N. C will jcin Mr* Sh» blon who 2 nil Swing Serenade In Portugese Town Wdbnn's Club for tha Red Croaa ing and rer small hat was an ice where the will attend a Metho been vi*itinu there for the pa*t 2 1 • Snniiv Met do , dlst leadership training set- • I fhe mdrnlng. two week*. They plan to leturn 2 - IT ’ New, blue feathered padre brim with for two werk,. OI’ O H T * I M 'I M I 'G M . Auir home tomorrow. # 2: 11 Iti-nfro Valley Folks brown velvet faced toque forming |H 1/1*1 ( bi*"lin«' riitiMinni' XXII* »l 00 DOWN MOIOS YOUR ORDER 2 !• Xtnerira in Tritii»ilnin the aide trim. A bronze throated Mr,. Nicholas Ashhey nnd i'rilerrd l y th** civil cnx* in. 1 heir Amonjj tho*e *pcn«linjr ye*ter2 -i I're.. new, orchid completed the rnsenrtle. Sunda y I ht iu *«* «»f 11 u 11 < x lllfi? 3 no Snog, of Cheer and C.om.lay at Cur na,In Beach weic "The bride descended the stair* xhortiiK** • (nrt Ith her father, win gave her in were entrrtaineil at treakfast by Mr. an.l Mr, L. F Boyle. Dr. tanker* h marriage. They were met at the the bride's parents. The dining anil Mr-. J. N. Toltir an*l Halplt 3:t‘t Music in tho Air British altar by the bridegroom and his table, overlaid with a Madeira Tolar, ami Dr. anil Mr,. A. W. S IT, Burl Ive,, snog, on* rr|M.it BltfTHDA 4 00 Sung, in t h e Wind beat man, Mr. Knrlylo llouahul- linen and lace cloth was beauti­ Epp*. tied over Below 11 n |inrtinl list of lltr tunny lovely blanket* and 4 1 ■ \rtiin o on V a r iilie , of Sanford. Florida. i t ! Kipp. Jr. ful In it* appointments in green Gardening runiiiUfMen • f *l*n*k Mr. ami Mr,. M. I . Wright. 4 0 Sub - Tropical cnmfoitcra oflrrctl during August at lO’.i L E S S titan our “The bride was lovely in a fall and white, being adorned with !lll**«‘* nnd tnuk* an* *uppli«*d I'rof. E. I- Lord radlngote model of Kosrfoam dainty white flowers In modern­ Mia* Martha Wright ant <’ ille-i oltcmly low fall nml winter catalog price*. Time it *hort fir*t nnd privnlt r;*r* mny ••hlnin Friilay from 4 : 1'. Wings Over Jordan sheer, fn,turned along princess istic crystal container* placed on Wright retumeil . . . leave your order today. no more thnii thin’ L'nlb’ii* ul n 5 :to Albert Werner Give, the Washington, D. C. anil p-tnt, in lines with fine tucking. In yoke reflector,, ami the lovaly adding Coifa/og L e t t 5»a/« time if jbe’ir Link* nrr n**nrly North Carqjina, where th*-y have \ t’W I affect, on the dress and on the rake which was tha central daSi W« Pr ic« ;o% ft ICO 5 ; to S|Hirt« Newa.Trd Musing empty, 4riily ah*nit nn«» nnd n thud long rleovcd coat. Her breomng coration. Artistic arrangements apt-nt the past two w r r „ . A S W „ l talta C ,U > . 7 ] ■ * 0 ............... 99 39 .94 to.41 4iiih*Oii >f Ihi’ir tank* are hilf hat, a brown nemvadqur flatty of California asters and tube ros­ 3:l*i Boh Hannon full *•etke Sit W e t Stele. 40 • « 0 . . . . . #•« H li !»H .70 H 2A Mr. <ml M r, X '-M . Swaini '.rt n t o - t t e r , f r o m B r i t a i n brim with detaTwdrraufw «K l ch4- ea were used in the dining room. 45 The World Today A ll West S I..S . 70 • 10 ...................... . w* nllla crown, was trimmed with A.79 99 7.91 “ Assisting Mr. and Jdra. U-g- hail a, their gu cte iluring th«aisti r • gold ornament and dotted veil­ grtt in looking after the plrasura weekenil, Mr,. Swalm', *0-1 W . . I ei«,a steiO. 1 J . to . . . . Die From Poisoned 62 ti PI S 57 nhau inil mil twn two ing. Her accessories were of of their gueats were Mra. Frank Mrs. Mamie Mendenhall SO*. Waal. Salta Cato.. 71 a *0 . . . , . is i N 3 9rt 40 3.15 Martha1 nnd M->ry.Supervisory Heads brown rvptila skin and she were McDonald, Jr., Mra. Fred Odum, daughter,, Food On Jap Liner J S -, Waal. S la t, a, SlaM. 71 a *0 . . . . .40 3 55 3.9H • Wild jl»» k 1 | • |> H f l ) 4 Louise, of Orlando, ■ corsage of purple orchids. Mn. E. U Smith, Mist Myra Ja ■ 71 I 90 ................... . ••<K 3 99 nomh. va I Reduced By W I A .40 3 55 ••Mra. U ggett, tie bride’s cobs, Mrs. Marshall O'Rear, Mra. Wilkinson of Rortsmoulh, T O K Y O , Aug •« •-Ih 9 m»4 0«vwn Cemferttf. 71 ■ 14 . ••cH 6 99 mother, wore a navy blue theer Ulmer Crosby, Mrs. Leon Carol tut ll uf -4*V»*I1 tb .llb fri.iu ft, .70 8 28 Mr. and Mr*. Fred Wi!**»n i*r« with laee trim and a eo range of Isa. Mrs. W. P. Maynard, Mra. A. 100*4 W ln t. Dw«b 0 « « a C m m l t f f . lA C K S O N V Il l. F . Aug- IH— t/V> l*4ii*»in 1nif .mu njf tin- |im uE'rij'*r' 1099 1.10 9.88 spending t hi« week at Ralnb**«x gardenias. . Hih *•?•*» C «* fr, 7 3 * 9 4 . • . # i • f lin* Ju|iani-M* l i n e r T u t u t u To keep administrative cost, in C.wBlythe, Jr., and Mlta Beaaia .Spring*. Little Jane Scott, wh* "The bridegroom's mother was Maynard. Mar 11 w e n * niknutiiiriul Suni li ix line with the reduced work re Choot# from ike Sample Diiplay in Your Order Office ha* been viiiting Mr. nnd Mi* attired In poudre blue crepe. Her Th** l in e r r«*f«»r»k**«l Satur.lt> During tha early part at tha WiUon for the |>aat two wo«-k- lief quota. State WPA Admint flowers were gardenias. w i t h I k r i ’P ilea il i»n l 120 ill f n i m afternoon tha coupla left by au­ ha* returned to her home in M* I -itator Wilbur S. Ilarknes, «*ld th e x u v n i f e f r o n t S a n F i n i i i i - .• uNavy blue sheer fashioned the tomobile for a trip to tho moun dress worn by Mn. A. F. Kelley, tains of North Carolina. Thaywlll bourne. ve*j*el u n b ' tt il e ' l Sunday a reduction In edmlnl- wh«*fi* t h e of Richland, Georgia only aiatar make their homa In Sanford. .native and supervisory person- l.irife c a r i t o « f ia\ v »ilk n f* »r Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Sym<-. „. | w*a being made throughout e*un *ole ra b 1i* il e l u v b«*xitu*e if of the bridegroom. Her corsage Florida, where Mr. Williams la SANFOIU), FLA. IMIONE 7B was of swaethrart rosea. associated In buslneaa with hi* Jr., are spending a short vii.-u the state atnl one district office A m e r i c a n nn«l Ji |M ni *x o f i x v x i m ; order* against cr*«lil*. “ Following tha ceremony the father, who la City and County tion here with Mra. Byrnes’ |.o had been abolished. rents, Mr. and Mr*. G. E. It'd ilarknes, said tho decrease in bridal party and wedding guests Civil Enginaar. “The bride la tba only child of lin* and Mr. Symea’ parent-. administrative and supervisory her parents. 8 to was . graduated Mr. end Mr*. R. F. Syrne*. They pi rsonnel ami the closing of the plan to leave Saturday for Con­ l yiaarol* office wa, necessary from tha Wayeroaa High.School l.iauae the recent appropriation and from tha Georgia State Col­ necticut. lull pa pasted by congrea* had forced lage for Woman, In Mllladgavllia, Among those attending the col­ the Florida WPA to cut it* operawhere the was awarded her B. lege dance sponsored by link tu g cost* about 30 percent. S. degree. She attended lummtr aon-Ivcs and Rutland* and held District 5. with hea.lquartrr, nt seta Iona at tha Unlveraity of at the Angebilt Hotel In Orlnn*i" ■tilando ronsi,t, of 8 t. John,, Florida, In Galnaavlle, and haa on Friday evening were the f"l I'utnam, Flagler, Marion. Citrus. been a member of tha Wayeroaa lowing: the Miaae* Elian h-th S inter, Lake, Volusia, Seminole. High School family during tho Whlgham, Jctal# Durden, Erm < •tiitnge, Osceola and Brevard part few years. Mr. Williams attended River- Dc.udney, Evelyn Slowe, Elizahe'li ...unties. Wight, Bii«nn ■da Military Academy in Gaines­ Pippin. Martha ville, Georgia from which ho waa Klrtley, Elizabeth Dyson, Betty Wathen, Joanne Azzarello, l/uii.. r Justed. Ha received hia B. B. Perkins, and Elizabeth La-flier ' i.ROTTO 8ETH CONVENTION E. degree from Unlveraity of Chapman, Ve»nnn OCALA. Aug. 1H,— 1/1*1— The Florida, where he wee a member Also, Giles of the Alpha Tau Omega, ^oclal Altman, Leroy Cooper, I.-i-iy Hurida Grotto Association Bunfraternity, and did graduate work Lang, Cullen Wright, Joe Cren­ day eel .Oct. 3-5 fur its annual at Auburn. He la a member of shaw, Bill White, George TalLo’.t. n intention et Tallahassee, e l a fink dsae rfup*— msking officers ami American Boclety of Civil Engl. Bob Hlckaon , DrnaM Lnmi.ui Mu-eting here of Grady Gallant, Jr., A l Walloi e. | number, presided over by Ed­ ratlin pnapdy is whsi Been. .This election has been called by the Act o f the Legis­ “ Out of town gueats attending Frank L. Woodruff, 111, Dick ward Coward, of ttaytona Beach, i rsry JusOy wants to do. sociation president. the wedding were Mr. and Mra. Brown and Hugh Lather. BntheasrapsinoosleaaB lature passed at the last session directing the Board Fred T. William*, o f Sanford. •Social Calendar e rs ona London Bridge Party r-0^2 'ii- b 10°. OFF AUGUST LAY AWAY B L A N K E T SALE Price Cut 10% fo r A u g ust O n ly l SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. ORDER OFFICE JL TUlsSUAYT BARGAIN DAY Double Program THE £ e d i Notice O f Special Election SPENDING Tuesday August 19, 1941 SPENDING FREEHOLDERS TAKE NOTICE. sad ossk is afisa hssdjs g ^ f. * - o f County Commissioners to hold this election to sub­ 1* 0 *21. Witt tk. ABC M «tU / mit to the people who are freeholders the approvul or disapproval o f the A ct known as the "Hospital Bill.” to puioksssd oa sssf, 'monthly psymsats sasU 'saoaak to fit sfasosi say This is not a bond election but simply authorizing the County 'Commissioners, should it be deemed best, to. call a bond election at some future date to determine I School Time! MINIMUM CHANGE 75c SHIRTS F1NI8HED —and tuuslly 18c to .10c iwr week cheaper than home or Quarter-Washed Methods I . YUO OWE IT TO YOURSELF AND FAMILY TO CONSIDER THESE ACTUAL, SCIENTIFICALLY-PRO­ VEN FACTS ABOUT YOUR WASH whether or not a m ajority o f the freeholders desire to issue bonds fo r building a County hospital. This election is being held fo r you to have the privilege o f expressing your desire. We urge upon the freehold voters to take a part in this • .9 .-Li » referendum election. J r C O U N TY LAU N D RY l i t W. THIRD 8T. . ■ Board Of County Commissioner* fH O N E 478 t- * ■■ • r»> �MONDAY, AUGUST 18, V :i f» Wlnthrop Rockefeller, adon of tho p rat oil family, la sboarn u l « arrlaed In Naw York aboard tha ana/ transport Uiekman. 11a vaa ona of tbouaanila of aoldiara who rataraad from mancurers at Naw Beaah, N. C_ to Fort Derana. Maaa • ■• ' ***** I' a-st--'. Inara Booth, who tkahled lot Don . Ainachoasd Bolt/ Orable, and Robart Cummlnfi In tha dasftroua Jumping actnra. »- - — • c r ~ — -l hi - A fife A newspaper is an accurate reflection' o f What to­ Hf.n a). h-i patios o f lotlasd by A s w h u ] within Hltiea'l ■ ■ day )s doing with people. . . and what people aw dotag .with today. Murder is lug-type news. So is a .bank stick-up. And so is the dedication o f a new library, or the . ^ n.chip? ot * ‘ hip' o r n> revkdn, industry. H en’ p,05rrhent r f : huJ>- *■'• l . i. j im ■■■• ' �IB S SANFORD HERALD, SCOTTSSCRAP-jBOOK RUE. Aug- 18.— W. Bartlett, « m i. r « of Offe-Mil- amat aar atno. JackIk narm iciic* of H l.i|*|*t# i l n r a n i l ‘ n f rT# I V a a h l i t f | n « ( t t r e e t . P l n « * < j m p ' " s‘ **w \ uk l XV I ' a l l a b a r f an>1 w i f e . — . r j k l l a h f t n . *» ih n atlati • *ne la u n k n o w n nf f U l n h r I d * * . f1«*rftak. « « a aln el , h ot .l e r *n«1 » • t * Ih i jt a e I f f t h e a M r l a n f Hoi|th ?*♦••*»- • nmt»Mi% , . l i n . i U n l rinr’ft* • ’ . i r f o r nt l . n « . T>*vld •" ! " , f ** It o h H . W ho aa t 'h r la I la n tlkntO I# l i n h i m w a IMI.I \V . " l a m l i i l ' u n M.-hx.lek an .1 w l f o . M^ tladoli. a l i ^ f t ’ h r U f l H i t ••*” *•« »" M ik tti .w n i*f W l n n »p e * (r I ' r u v l a c # a f k f u n l l o h a . |h.mln*«.i. ' • mi ■ If, every Uaara -* M onday. maintain da floor** WhV*l an«l wife. ------- Why*l. >•«•••« •»••• w I h r r l * u aE tw an rau q n t w f y H u ttt * 1 H , * ■ -----l i n o * »• h - • ♦•• t i n M i n n la u n k r tn w n n f t ’ n l n n t o w w . 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It would be only ing a better world after that a question o f time when Ameri­ goal had boon wen. can troop, would havo u» lun-i In a. speech to Maine Demo- the Nail horde somewhere.” ETTA KKTT m rr. hndtd ETTAond I* 1911. o C lrrk r. n f Ilia II F itN D O N lir m ilt U t A. M f l iF F I I * | A f . H fS A Ll i» A It I . A N I » \\ K l'H M 'K II H nllrllnr fo r l i i l l l l l l f f C ow rl WHKKM l»T *u ly C lerk By PAUL ROBINSON 90UFINO - 1 -TONlSHT—TWOCP YOU u ID BE A SuPERSTinON ______________ H O N PIGWHG s h i p s r t M o a s ih o u o H r THEBES L |TBAD LOCK * BUE TONi6 HTAHOCN*.* ik jm id linJuii iLiii THEBE VANO' ONNSn COLORED MAN and S calorei, wtmen to Uvo on farms wo men to do housework, man to care for livestock and dr general farming. Apply tn person Howell Creek Fama • Fern Park. Lake Howell Road. PAPERS! BChSAflS COiNOFJHAVBIHS TO SHOW THESE VOUYG , LADIES THE S M P -A N D r— J TAKE THOi TO THE r— LUCK M O W / ,----- — — J M OVIE by FRAN STRIK^P SOW00J ( E H AWETOO PWTV rvno HERE. , j r V fiy* TtflG rTO U M T H t J ——V H0U8B. -MT -V--• ¥ / ,* w f If/ tit / - v rv w n m M m /y>» _ i I^U <Y J f f W * l .y vV f id ( / y f W -*—-----•-”7 ■*, . 'A JL* |T * f l W A j* w w n«. a u ^ i ' . n w r .tr o io d tfT J •” ■■A Li htoll' ■ — ' F lp f« �I » • • f l U & r a f j v v*-’. r j i ■ T i t -i l - 4/ m o m n e rm r Clinics Slated For Football Officials Slammin’ Sammy BACKSTROKE QUEEN Snead Is Victor In Golf Tourney Inning and coast win ovar the Gi In lha. .Florida .. Score: Orlando 410 01 G ainesv'e 00# ( K , ----- Weigle and * Mobley and Martin. ____ 4 LEG AL M / fIC K is |. 50 TO SELECT lO P h rB ooth Ua DeL — 1675.00 If PtanoaUi ..Del, ndor Trank’ ’ Baden h Bad la — 571.00 I t C h gvralH T ow n MM ■mi , * J H 5 . 0 0 10 Plymouth I H ---- ii L . It Dodf# 475 Fordor k CMA !• . , A A. M. W EEK* in _______ S it___ n o _n_ * n ew apijter fftrnlnole aoma bain* a null ter divorce. County, A P nn.l tha aaal o f paid Court at la n ­ 1011 iard. ftamlnot# County, Florida. M. D. *M!T»I nt tho Circuit CourtI This August 4, t i l l . Ojpiienil TV. Rp#itf»r O. F. IICRNDON, jtoiiriior for 1'lalntlffClerk Clraull Court By; A. M. WEEKS. I compai : H O M E f o r th e «u m - l ; : mer, he had ua ex* amine hi« eye*. He DID need glauea-! and we furniahedthem . Sm art lad i ^ He knows the vahK - of clear , vision fo< C. M. Boyd & Co. . SANFORD, FLORIDA aUaaeftg. Dr. I N G R A M * OPTOMETRIST # This order aball be publlabed once a weak far four *onae<-aflv* .eke la T il* B A N rO ltD a n d OltDEflRD Ih W IIK ItA LD . a nawspaper publlab.d rhjminri nt Hanford In tho In M.mlnol* Chanty, Florida. ” t -intr of •domlnr.la and iltet* wiineea my offlalal algnatur* .r Fl*.r<!.» thin th# SSth day «.f J uly. u\u(t itiiM t w au ■ -against r e y . b r Thumas C Ilaiall__ r < i«• ' (O ffle ia l Baal) WINES - GINS - LIQUORS FREB DELIVERY—FnONB W0 BILL’S PACKAGE STORE l# l W. FIRST STREET D. C Deland Red-Hats And Saints Split Dotlbleheader In State Loop Event PLANT CITY, Aug. 18-(Bpeclal)—riant City'* Racing Pigeon Club launehc* IU .1941 aeries of voung bird races Sept. 21 when tha birds fly from OcaU hare over a 100-mlle course. Here Is the schedule of fall racte; Sept 21, from Ocala, 100 miles; Sept. 28, from Starke, 1B0 miles; Oct S, Southeastern Concourse rece from Tlfton, Ca., 2B0 miles; Oet 12, Joa Engl* handicap futurity racca from Thomasvllle, 0a.| Oct 10, from Woodblna, Ga. 200 mlley; O ct 26, from Savan* nah, Ga. 100 miles; Nov. t, from Cberaw, 8. C . 800 mile*. Tha latter will bo the flret 600-mile race ever flown by the Plant City ti* or nllfy th* report or to llacnM whether a joint Russlan-Brltish move In Iren I* Imminent. While there war* Intimations 'n arm* circles that- a decUlv* stroke Is being considered bv th* | • fro m j B y: Ml c o r e t j W M«ihliDhrtl OUVKIt. at n l, Dafaa k t...n.larbak. flltbart I 1 c ik c r r r T I?»:, *liTATR < V ‘ F IX m tD A TO; Cnlt.d praabytarlan Woma Aaenrlatlon; w ill. n redler Company; I. f-.^ ra lk A Oonipfe i >AN i Not A W e d k - ► Ihi * ordwr ISOLH COlUITT I* I'KMV, W. C SMITH. P la in tiff* l/.M AN USED1 fe ; Our P rlctt Rav# | ty u llf Goo&ted Martin Hagai P la in tiffs A ttsm uy rlet«. nnr« •nch wea|( for fovjr * '« T " « D| S «'i, CT' •F Ft («i r .nrfcntlvw wMk« or n r* rr*™ ® c t it rton iD A . iv A l l MAIN’Sl IffO A'p 1- tu b *Tlt* .KELAND, Aug. 19-(8pe* -Harold Bolevta, 19-year-old tog room employe of the pg Tribune, SuiuMy won the l annual itata newspaper* - will Sanfi.ftir t 'r * l» l. to 112,733 and further rvf.nl> Halted him as tha big mon>'V man ef grlf. Wood collected S 'in • Denny Hhute, rhlrago, >■»») Harold (Jug). MrSpaden, Win dhreter. Maa»., tied for fourth With 288. '.A fte r •hooting even par on the ' Diet nine of tha gftarnnon, end with Wood eliminated from *he Mad, Rammv bore down on the •Dome stretch. He took a birdh f on tha 10th, shot par on th> ;ttk and itth end then Imirar ill mo«t spectacular golf. CARS ■aat •<w- Ckaaeary U I goracless Sims and County T i t Carttttcal** against tsrlajn lands dao* rrlb.il in th * sworn b ill o f Cota* plaint fil'd , bar ala. _ Theeefrrr". r fkwua praaanta aro to i uramaad you and anek o f you I., ha an.I nppoar b sfo ro thin ■■•art on lb * firpti'C ny o f «eplemher A. D. t i l l , Ibp noma bo* ter i Halo Doy o f tblo Court. a - 'U v .n v ._ ~>ucrsao . Proton f«»ao 111* Q-Ma* NOTc b^O K BmI Ftiilbk *I|M j v.£i'rLz 6 W I r C Slammin’ Sam, who won' th* Canadian open last week, was T en atrokea bolter than IHMf Brn Hogan of Hershsy, Pa., whe 7 added 73-47— 139 Sunday to bit previous 149 f o r i 1*4 total. Crelf Wood of Mamaronrck i • tba Nstlonal open king, was third J with 287, slipping to a 78 yet­ i’ lenity afternoon after pu.hln; Into the lead yesterday morning with 69 for a total ef 200 nffei 84 hole*. p tj Hneid rllppud from firat ti 1 trill Wood at this paint by shoot In* a 73 Sunday n o r t io t ’ kv; hit r*"' 4dternoon round, one atroki * . higher than tho cdurec reo- nl •left him fsr out In front of ihi ; field. L Snead’s victory, worth 11200 brought hit 1941 enrnlnea I* Cleveland Hslghta course i The card wag the best ever id la for the 14-hol# medal •vent and wai 11 atrokea r that of Charles F. Bally, pa Tribune, who came In for id ptee* with 79. ro former champion*, each tvre legs oa the three-yeer dead Ledger trophy, failed tetr effort to retire the cup r. J. L . Matthews of the Ml* Herald, winner la 1984 end , earn* In for third plaice with while Ken Grab!* of th* H aw aii tk Hmltb; W. E. A ltu n lsr 4 I'xmpauri Krkman A Vltsbar*; Dithtna St tusaaiari Tha , Ala- COLMAW C. DICKSON. O . f . n d . a l I,ami Naval Hlora Com pa nr; C. on n r k o r l U T I O I A K Holding Cnmpany; FUntsra GAINESVILLE, Aug. 11 — VP) Xanufactarlnp Company and O. T b o M ato o f n o r Ida: T o Colaun C Dlakooa. Rani* II McMillan * Company. — A ucrlgs of clinlea for Flor* Ii b»lng mad# t i appear bafora danca aad add rasa um aawm: I I Is bar.by ordarad th at you Hitcourt that Stuataaas la Ida high school football cffletatr CTiancary haa barataforn baaa la* aro raoolrod to tppuar Ota tbo 1st will ba bald oygr the (tat* b« • ncl against you and that tha day o f Uaptambar. A. D. IP 1 1 , bo* of Bsmlnola County, foro tha aboya antltlad Court, la ginning Supt. 12 at Ocala. *. sheriff Ki nda. haa mada. hla rMurn tha Dill o f C s a p la la t (Had asalaat Lafayette Golden, eiacutlvd iher cmi that you and each or you la Iho abova aatltlod caaaa. jr. u sra foreign aorporatloaa and aad tka -Sanford H erald Is secretary of tha Florida High that >uu and sack of you baaa hsraky dutlwnalad an lh a nawaSchool Atllctle Association, an* ■arctofora dona business la Ihla P *r un lcb Ikla ordar shall • i » i - and that said rumntons publish ad oaao a waak fo r four Bounced tba Other dntea and iannul bn nerved ow in g to your tellur* to aloet offleera or np- aona.eollra woaka places ast . W lt . m . my band aad asal uf Supt. 13, Marianna; Sept. 14, i~nnt auanta. or to hava within Iblu Court a t Daaford. DamlaoU atats an offlear o r agtnt Jacksonville; Sept 16. OrUndoi thie T 'u v t * . Ibis tha «th day uie.n whom procat* can bo Sept IS, Tampa; Supt. tip -M ir e n d . and that yonr oft'enr* or sfn ta ar* unknown, and It ami; Sept. 24, Tamp*. . » furl her bein g mada to appear I * _ ------o . IT. n X R X D O N ihla Court that ttU n .-*W A *n \ 'i*l d t U A a a s r x O k r * u f U a a b ov a Court. ROCHESTER, N. Y , Aug. IB i ; a-t#1— 'Sam 8nead of Hot Springs, Va., Sunday wc*i (he 18000 Tlraes-Unlon open b) < shouting 73-07— 140 In the 38hel* flu te for a total score ol oleuta Wins State e w B m e n ’ a Golf Meet U itn ll. 1 Negroes Trampled In Holiday Stampede DF.LAND, Aug. IS — <8p*clal) — I)eLand’s Red-Hate and the St. Auguetlna Belnts divided a Florida State league doutleheidrr here yesterday, the Red-Hata taking the opener 3*2 and the Salntv th* nightcap, 8-0. Score: First Gama R H E St. Au«. 000 003 0—8 7 0 DtlJnd 100 000 Ota— 8 6 1 . Kane, Hearn end Q etli Loadhr Its and Madjetkl. Second Cam* R H E St. Aug. 000 003 0— 8 7 0 Del.vnd 000 000 0—4 4 1 McCormack and G off; Hay**, Pugh and Madjaskl. Y e a rlin g , Trim Islaadafa Twin* DAYTONA REACH, Aog. 18 — (Special)— Th# Ocala Yaart* Insa trimmed tha Davtona Beach Islanders 7-4 and 4*2 her* Sun­ day afternoon in a Florida Stat* league double-header. Seoreat First Gama R H E Ocala 002 000 BOO—V 7 0 D. Beach 100 030 000— 4 0 2 Rowland and BulllvantThlsrnlf, Carroll, Dixon and Payor, Staand Gama R H E Ocala 000 040 0— I 7 1 D. B-ach 000 100 1—2 8 8 Sullivan and Kettle*; Thiarolf and. Payor. SeaataM Tara Bark G-M** GAINESVILLE, Aug. 18 — (Special)— Th# Orlandn Sana* tor* got four rune In the flret /y t rif r ' W 'i 1/ £vf Armv Maneuvers In Louisiana Opened CAMP POLK, le t Aug. ll<— W )— Th# spirit of troop* now en­ gaged In mock warfare In Louie* lane ‘‘will make our army the beat In th* world,*?' Lieut. Gen. Walter Krueger, commanding general of th* third anayk agtd In ■ broadcast Sunday. General Kruest rnally opening thli nauvtra In Louisia ad the huge teak ting man and equi gamea, th* bane end coordination, NEW YORK, Aug. IK —f/P> of the mail and < "Realism la aol — Three parsons ware tramplod *n death and 60 w*r* Injure I In cularly stressed ( tha crush Sunday when 10.000 neuvert. Whether nlmtaure-senklng nsgroaa were atemnedibl hy rumor* that their 8128 Hudson River aieunkm tickat* wore' bogus. Th# rsrafrre crowd, Clail In •hair colorful Sunday beat sail hi high good humor, waa tree*-' formed within mlautre Into <a mauling, milling msslslrnje ef fighting humanity aa ward spread MENDEL Cloth#* were torn and WARDROBE trunk. freshing hot bath, or relax in the com fortable coolness of a madtm movie —cheap, dependable electric eervice is on the job - working lor yoa ' t i l W h t*rV > * I , Bnjoy hot water at any minute ol-thm \4* • • » 1 • I -h1 • �^ ' T ” " - f -l . *- ci-jn TO \‘ m it A M •* • r • - . T Totctm blea T b u 0 ^ t ■ " • 1 • - ..............■ * • > •. Any Ife ra U i B M Ikr Area Jn Florida & ,'.-1 ■ * Volume m n SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, AUGUST EaUbUahed la IPOS G reen Says Labor To SitO irPostW ar P eace Conference ___ ___ Workers Must Have Voice In. Writing Of Another Magna • Charta Says Leader 9th Principle 9 Is Suggestion Point Would Be Add­ ed To Churchill, • R o o s e v e l t Panel SYRACUSE. N. Y.. Aug. 19 —UPV— William Green. A. F. of L. president, de­ manded today that when “ an1 other Magna Charta la writ­ ten” in poet-war conferenc­ es. labor of the world will be represented at the council ta­ ble. • Green Offered this "n in th paint’* to bo added to the tight principle! evolve.) at the high teaa meeting of President Rooie ▼alt and Prim* Miniiter ChurehllL a While In Waihlngton defense official* hinted last night that i Presidential appeal was rains forth Immediately to tho Federal Shipbuilding ana Drydeck Com pan* to accept a national dafrnsa .mediation board formula fat •bndlac tho a 1. O. strike which ' hea Thai tod »4MUXMt0«O wortt of Navy and merchant shin eonItn atloa at Koaray, N. J. • Thaw officials who docVaoJ to #203 Ballots Cast • At Noon In City ?i ■ — Voting tn/tbo two city bootha .In tho election affecting tho pronoted Seminole County hospital ^totalled 103 ballot* shortly afUr 12:00 o’clock noon. ' No koporta were available from tho 1«-precincts throughout tho C° b «u R o of tho election, In which W apodal act lo up- for approval _ l i^. - --1 * *- ttho k a RBoard nard nof f HU tho power author- K wlU t or not bo known nntfl .tomorrow. Tho polio do** at aunA majority of those freeholder, voting w noceoaary to approvo Road tfaar Daytona Approved For Paving a. — British Honor Flyer Many Men May Be Sent Home From Training Member AasocloCed I’rrtts 1911 NUMBER 299 Germans Overrun Ukraine, Reports Nazi High Command 20 0,000 S electees And Guardsmen To ^ 19. Hanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Kell, High* a. And Water Transportation Violent Assaults A re Directed On Siegre-. Ufirt Port O f Odes­ sa On Black Sea Noted Soviet Author Visits Front Lino Troops l^ e rR ^ lo a s e Ourin? Year 1941 WASHINGTON. Aug. 19—DPI— The War Department announced today that unless the international ■ituation interferes, substantial number* of selectee* *nd National Guardsmen will be sent home after as little as It months of Bods Admit Pincher service. About 200,000 men will be due Movement Is Clos­ for a release from active service ing On Key City In 1941 the department said, and on order they may reach their home* prior to the Christmas MINIMIS. Aug. 19— ( A P ) — Ihe tdmirelt, announced holllavs their release will be ac­ complished prior to Dec. 10. •»da* shout (.007.000 Iona of The army’s top draft ag* waa \si« -hipping haa been sank, officially lowered to 28 yester­ raptured or eeullled up lo day and at the same time the lug I si of nhieh Herman lo-ae. rnnsllluled 2..121.000 waT was cleared for an order ex­ tending the service periods of the ton- Italian- 1.5.11.000 tons army’s rank and file by . I I and b'iani-h 11,000 Iona, -use­ months. ful lo enemy” 119.000 Iona. With swift stroke* a f/hla pen. The If A. K la said Is President Roosevelt signed Into base arrnunted f„e a large law two measures revising the perl of |hi* figure. According to the official Soviet caption draft act and affecting tha lives with this radlophoto from Moscow, Alcxnndi-r »*v wear f a i r 4 Vr+mm of million of youne men. T-Istoy, one of the leading authors and aca­ The first granted mandatory de­ Aclnlf HitIt-r’.w llitrh Comferment from the draft to men demicians in Russia la pictured (le ft) giving Ntuml rt'twtrU'tl today that who were 28 years old last July Gi’imiin anti allied troops 1. Registrants whose 28th birth­ had overrun all t Its- Ukraine day falls after that date will bo liable for Induction up until the terri* >rv west of the Unl®following July 1 when they, toe. iicr ICtvcr and announced Ill receive automatic mandatory vinlcnt new a.vsaults against deferment. 4 I lie wflPv'f uirt iM»rt of .Odes­ Tho second, source of prolonged sa on the ]iluck Son. controversy in Congress and ■£* proved by (in the northern front, a Two >Yntmole County tmyw, .In House, give* Mr. Roosevelt aoi;. I Ai my hullelai acknowledged ITun It A iIhiim, 21. anti I uiii* Hill*, thority to keep selectees. National *|».,t III.* jaw- »»f the mammoth Guardsmen, reservists end enlisted Defense Agencies Do havi* rtt’i’iviil thrir wings m the Hofmann Gives (i. iimin binaish nutcracker^were Army Air ( orp* uftrr «'<»mpi«*t lit. man In service for at mack as I I in on Leningrad, With months hoyoml HR* - period for Not A gree On F‘Dine4^vn>,h• three-part training pro I ns t r net i on s' On cln.mg loiter fighting lagmg -aWy 75 gram. It i* tc lh v .l tint th«y Which they were Inducted. It was Of Their Policle# “ arc the first froift Srminnl*Arm y Compass Use mil,it -nuthwest t*f the city. believed an executive order ex­ The German* further reported County to becorm* meml>eri of tending the Service of these men, it iMiita WASHINGTON. Aug. 10.—’ units With some possible elections F i g h t m en hiivc e n l n t n l in the lilt* rapture of Russian fleet koiaav. Pm ldrnt Roo%rri\t today Mr. Atluma. thr * Would bo lasted hT Mr. Roosovolt «»n o f Mr. and | S em in o le C o u n t) I t r f r i n e Fort «• loon. ka* rnmmis'ionad Judge Samu« I Mrs. J. Roe, Adam, of Sanford, \ during tin* pa-t two week-, it fallen Black Sea port, including The service extension measure I. Roiemin of tha New York was graduated front the flying waa announced tiulny by K. C. u Jb,00U.|on battleship, a 10,000Unite*.-JlUUo fmbemodor^o area! Britain, ,Trim Wlnant tout at fve’ aba WlU permit a swift asps salon •tat* 8uprrme Ciurt to maka a •choul helms, Ala., on Friday' Harper, vapDitn. Thu men are ton cruiser, four dvstroyor*. o n d . ) Sir A rxh lfc# .aow of tha. army ahottjd Uio danger Uu w a z x s * * * tw fffi aM 'W as commiaaiunrtl «• « »«*c-1 Jimyt If \whluy. IfM-hard It. two -iibmartnc*. I’r**u*wlily most m fit. rtora nrthedral In London at tho tflryrittdg o f a mamor­ rOf war become mors hmninont or , tht offico of production manage- ond lieutenant, lie will b«* ^U- I),«• William I V..um!. Orville wire in the skeleton stages af al to L t William Flske, a native Now Yorhor, who was tho flrit actual hoaUlltloos involve this m*n‘ »»d tb^ office of price ad tionrd at Reims m an inatrurtnr NV r<m« !•!•••«. I».*vi.| M. Karla*, ■nnetriiction. Authoritative quarter* In LonI Julm I I’md.«», Jr, John P. fulAmerican flyer to dlo while serving with the Royal Air Tort*. Note country. It eliminated tha pn- oiinlstratlon ami civilian supply In atlvancrT? pursuit flying riou. limit to 900,000 on tho nun. OPM and OPAOi have not Mr. Hilla, the son of Mr nnd lum Mini I,I n Vo mg il.iii, eiuiimentlng on tho critics! bust-of George Washington next to WlnanU The eoromopy was a b«r of trainees who may be in ,,-,n cy° to *Tr <>n some policy Mr*. J. C. Bills, Jr., of (icnvvB,| I i \V ll••fmaull gavt* .% ’ll) I kmine -iluatlun, said German part o f London’a observance of Amtrica’a Independence Day. f f rV 't ' | | matter*, - —Ta such •• "as ’ the pproposnl i u jrtisn i » r* » graduated s u a itu the same day s t ’ minute I.. I nil lIn* usir of thi' ■*riiipatp.n west of the Dnieper time they w«r€ were Inducted arc ere tllgi-ic,,rtnBmtnt alliri. ifurtailment of automobile sutnmoblle producnrodur. Rnreveport, Shreveport le I ji He has applied rnnipa-* .«i In* ruguliir drill hint ».i« not a death blow tn the U. Only (hose who wore 28 at the ,lon|to enter thobomber bo ....... _______ ferry service) night ut It* Arnittiv A rrgulu- S . S It., hilt that if the Natli ble for release, and their indue |irisiimlk* compass -inn-heil Mershal Semeon Bud* Stephen Early, presidential |to England, but It la not known tion Arms tiofi must here bean prior to l*« •eeretary, sail he did not know yet whether he has been accep wilt « xli*l it. ,| to iln* inm. l u l l i n ’ - army, tho result* would July 1. whether the -uper defense agrncy ted. lie 11 ry serious. might be orgsnited with Vice Mr. and Mrs. Adam* nnd thrir Meanwhllr. Prime Minister other son, Owrn, went to .Selma ' of it yaid with the u»e of the I’rvsident Wallace In charge. Chun lull, returned to London In a far-reaching step t.. off. to see their son graduuted, und eoiopu--. Ii llnfinunn deelerrd from -e* talks with President Mrs. Bill* was present when hei The u-e •• the roinpu— is iher|-a. Itnn-cvilt, was espectrd tn mest I " ‘tr e\.rv .lit n< wurfore becomes it net- with the wnr cabinet . ngthen British son received hi* wings. Zone, Is Ilk* a fairyland with Its The two boys are close friend*, more .....i-G I. lie -lut.d f'.rcea In the Middle East, I'rcs. ml Istrr— perhaps Sunday — nlent Roosevelt snnounred plans and entered tne primary training1 ''<>inp«- «l-<* »re u—d to chart make a r*d|o broadcast to th* yesterday to ferry American war school at Albany, Ga., together, aeriitntelv i rourac of travel at mpirv. --------I'lanea direct to West Africa and Tley went through the bn,ie 1 "ighl and l > determine the pintJapan continued to esnreas course In Montgomery, Ala., slid " f •••my trtaip*. lard B. Smith o f Titusville, and ” n *° 'be Middle East front. ine.rn over possible United I*” ' t••,o^•' on the u-e of the Stale- wnr shipments tn Russia R. G. Danner, special agent for 1 The White House ennounre- were •eparated when they rhoae different branches of advanced •••"ipu*«.ione in a -ericof tho Department o f Justice, have |n('«nt. which quickly followed the in itie Pacific port of Vladi­ TOKYO, Aug. IS —OP)— __ ___ ______ — — ...^ given tn vostok. Mr. ______ Adams »___ , • ser. :. ...................... mslrmtiv. talklaing boon announced as speaker- for |,r*ridcnt’e return from his hl>- trainitffc. United 8tatoa Ambaesador Grow tie .midsummer conference of the lorle era conference with Prjmi grant "of hi* squadron lit both j ntflllbci - of the Itefvn.o F’orvo by The Red Armies nf the north, ••»r„. r-. in line with tho in- brea-ling a reactivated German Seventh district o f the American Minister Churrhill, described the tho basic «nd advanced courses. conferred for honn with For­ ^IructioiM u'lvun by the Stale* I)o- Irlve on Leningrad from the Es­ Important Legion, to bo hold hero'Sunday. new service a* "an eign Minister Toyoda on mattora funm* i'uuiiiil. Olm*r tnlkR have* tonian Healer, acknowledged toAug. 01. Other visitors will In­ •lep to* speed delivery of planes of utmost Importance last even­ ••*i*|" ‘,,.-d n.e subjects « t map lay that they clude Chari** Holtslaw, State direct to the Middle East.” had abandoned ing amid Japanese charge, that ing at tha Canal by Mr*. Moya In 1 , ** _ . m aking and organisation. However, It waa considered Sorvico Officer, Boy Pin**, and Kingi-epp, which lie* nn a major tho United Staton waa Inciting eerpta from whh railroad .5 miles southwest of Joo Frank, ehalrman of the re­ important also for its effect in Buia|a against Japan. • I order ill ill by plntoons nnd that lOcond largest Soviet city. habilitation committee, Tallaha.. neutralising any move the Vichy The milllon-otrong Soviet Far ” Balboa la n A S W IIIN O T O N . Aug. t'4 . I "-nmial of arm., was held for government might make -to turn 00 Moscow's early morning com­ Eastern army eras reliably reful town. Wo i Mttsicol feature* will ba offerr.l ovsr Dakar, Erench West Af- UP)— Ralph K. Davies. o . t i n g r t,V;, l “ " ';M,r munique gave no details of the ported to bo mobilised and ala* if*, or Casablanra, Morocco l.i atop, to tho adi petroleum coordinator, s a il Mon "uring lb- past few weeks, rrtrral, t-srrpl lo say it had oc­ by Orlando A ir Baa* ipocialtlr-. lloned along tho Siberian border lermany for naval and air dsy he had formally rv(Oliimfltil’ I * ul,|llln llrt»|»i*r thn fnllnw. curred after stubborn resistance. (whore pereialont reports from Ing and can look out over tho and Clermont Legionnaires pr» ft was noted the W'slt J“ vr ,h" '1" " " r b,'t' A- to Do remainder of the the Orient oay Japan likewlao town and air fla m , and see mho tho mors than 000 visitor- Ileus* announcement said "the ed that ih* oost roast petroleum miles of mountains. Wo have tho npootod that It wlll bo an Intermarketing committee ink.- steps " •> I1’1” '1'•• DW on tho front, it was stated merely that haa massed many troops.) importance of this line uf com­ In New Balboa Orchid Gardsno hero, and York Wednesday to V f ‘ , ')'!! r,,," r," " :u ,h‘- heavy fighting was continuing A navy apohaaman also Mid tho ptaco whom they grow lo eating and wall balanesd pro­ munication between our country on Mali rn tkh _ "‘ equalire th* kiirtlitn burden nn on rnn.iiniei ron<umerseverywhere. •t a prvaa cenfereaeo Uwl Rua- so beautiful It takes your breath gram. ^■maaBwnswaiBMwmassaMmi Ridlmnl A. Vcrnay, ill; \V. II. and strategic outposts In Africa caused by the 10 portent rut in Tho Germans for thalr part sia had |M submarines and 110 anay. Mart in, HI; II. I,. I'urlcr, 91; rsaaot be overestimated.” gasnlino-aupplle* ordered for At­ claimed tn be drawing Uteir ^eod boat, atationod at VladL Davltl Earle. M H ; John l„ Gallo“ A path winds through tho Under agreements concluded lantic coast state*. W w ll. w»v. hi). J. J. |’union, J r , Hit; W. noose tighter about tha encircled with the Pan American airway, gardens and up the aide o f a Davies said he recommend.-1 Soviet Ukrainian port of Odosao, The cenfervnea o f Crvw and •retom, the White House said. the suppliers of gasoline adopt • Willinglmm, lt|; lu'ii Butner, ■muring down bomba to prevent mountain (kill to thaw people. tho foreign mlnktoy coincided Sot mountain to jw>. Tho hoy* •bo forry system and a com uniform percentage* of riirtalL* 81; W. It. Williams, HI; J. A. any Russian escape by sea. It with two lean meeting* botwooo and I haw walked up aaw n l .Strange, Ml. Charles G. Juquutlc, would ment "neceaaary In partirular HI, Mini George A. Bpccr, Jr., HI. was asserted that * ii Russian TALLAH ASSEE. Aag. 10 - I'sakm transport service Eugene If. Donman, eounaslar times and wo w ow son and ttiff 'provide direct and speedy de­ arras for non-preferred deliveries transports ' aggregating 15.000 lovornor Holland said of tho United Statoa smbaaay, for a few days. Everywhere w* tons, a cruiser and a torpedo boot ho waaJd "oxplora every livery of aircraft from the 'ar- to and by service stations and and Japanese V k o Foreign Min■•nal of democracy’ to a critical to cunsumefs by suppliers.” wrre disabled or damaged. and auk* every effort later Amnn. aa adequate supply of i>n|nh in the front against ngThe supremo N oil effort In.tho It came no tho Japan Time* c grass Ion.” lv\ tension Bill Ukraine, however, waa to prevent _ ____ n Florida daring the •nd Advartlaer, foreign mouth­ Pan-American will ferry the vital month* o f tho tourist sc. thr retreating Russians from or­ piece, deaeribed tho ChurchIUrlasm from th* United Btatea to ah*od» ganising an affeotlv* lino o u t of WAHIIINGTON. Aug’. 10 Roonovolt peace alms docUntloa* wauao Florida’s wlnUr sea­ Weal Africa and thane* to Ih* Id*)— Tho Army service gstm th* broad Dnieper river—a lino ls about 10,- Middle b u t, gbo establishing an slon rr><dulion became taw Mon which properly formed would bo « * Month more air tysuport service from West Nr.W YORK. Aug. 10— W V - dsy with its signutura by Prr* Immenctly difficult to break and It Reven persona w»ro known to bo idrnt Roosevelt. / thi Governor Africa to tho Mlddl* East. might crest* a bloody and sta­ plaaa to arrange a similar trans­ ha wowld urgv that any dead and pome two acoro missing The legislation vests Rnomvrli tic front In th* south. port service to West Africa raUoolag o f gaaollntoday aa tha aftermath of the with authority to hold all Ar Berlin dispatches stressed that “ Plane* owned by tho United blaring Inferno which swept the my tnen — selectees, Nations the N isi sir lores waa in th* baaed apoa seasonal peHtatoo government will ho used . tt nttowtag la applied. Brooklyn pier, sating up the Guardsmen, reservists and rvgu heaviest action all along tha “ * J “ onaounee- cargo ahd destroy ing th* Cuba lar enlisted personnel— fur “ W o w f f lh r f i* every possible 1# great bend of tho Dnieper, which moat oaid, "and they will he op- mall lino ship Patmco and nu­ months beyond their proscribe* Is a mile will* for 100 mil** up porsonncL merous small craft. treated la - rated by. , American personnel. tour o f duty. from its mouth and la only hn Investigator said th* total otul Tim route la ao arranged that I*, Tho deferment measure \;sr frequently bridged. win nowher* pern through the death toll o f tho » 1,800,000 fir* signed Hoturilay but U waa not an­ ,e» ■ These, dosplto th* generalised soon o f actual warfare.'' may never bo known. A t bast 55 nounced until Monday. In addl claim of th* German High Cona­ Tho supplemental transport persons are In hospital* sorlously tion to providing th* autnmatk ns*nd that tha Russian* were “ de­ •srvioo, carrying plane parts and Injured In yoataiday'a tragedy. deferments. It calls on the ace feated" and In a flight which ap­ Itsnaawaaeatial to effactiva darotary of war to discharge freer proached rout In some areas, sug­ livory o f aircraft to tho Middle service selects** who reached 18 gested a cenaUacable Osrata a East,” will bring tho ferry percn or before July I, 1011, if concern the! tha Soviet feeve* IP — (Special) sonnal bock on tho return Jourthey apply for discharge and It ht bo ahlo to got acrooe k aurvay o f the la "not In conflict with th* In ielsnt order to otroagly en­ poood aaii-oirtercets o f th* national defrost. trench themselves and to * f M Delayed Because o f priority of th* effects o f their defeat a ! Ni­ defense materials, summer uni­ kolaev on tha Black Boa ead a ! forms have arrived for member* Krivol Reg In tha boa a n idof tho Sanford Polios Department, gkm northeast o f that part. / * £ « Chief Roy WUUanu said today. Tho hinterland Tho now uniforms arc gray, William Bromley, farmer on dustrial city af and n yellow emblem Identifying (ho East Bid*, waa mid to be tm- abo w aa-t Gorman z : provf AT ation last week at tho FcroaldLsughton Memorial Hospital. An attendant Mid he waa -get­ ting alow* y tr f va tt.* Leningrad Only 75 Miles From Battle Study Of 0PM 2 Seminole Boys And 0PACS Is To Be Made 8 Men Enlist In In Two Weeks J Mrs. Moye Describes Beautiful Scenery Of Panama And Ba America Incites Russians A gainst Japg, Says Tokyo Speakers For Legion AJHH"1 . ..W Conference Revealed i'.ta“ \nrd'r.7n .,rfnMi ,P° Kr,'n,h Lqualizinir Ration i Ifurden 1s nought. •» ...... to in,- lectuie. cb-e ■ . mini, Holland Seeks Gas For Tourist Season koo.scvclt Si^ns Seven Known Dead In Brooklyn Pier Fire Venice Surveyed For Anti-Aircraft Site Summer Uniforms For Police Force Arrive Brumlev Improves After Operation “.i a ‘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. 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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 18, 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/ac5d59ddf8a14237bc690c97efb4fe65.pdf f9b66198017a28d0f1be412b0c5dfe21 PDF Text Text I • k • ♦ * %- \ % iTTGtTW l £ ' I N T Doubling Of Beaverbrook Seeks Supplies In States a n t fiaapee founder*. WH1Uton, pro*Wont|. Walter P. CrutchW ASHINGTON, Aug. U fold, Tort Mauds. rice- president; The BrltUh minister of Km Limas K. Kelly, Dads Cite, (Ay— •opyly. Lord Boow r t r oot, who eaeretary; and Jeannette Mark-' Aluminum Plant W ill Be Geared W ith T V A WASHINGTON, Ana. 16 — U F h - The hugw hydro-electric generating facilities af tha AlumInam Ceapaay af Amarica eei tha Littla Tanneaaaa River was to bo Integratod with Ota Tanpaiaoa Valley Authority crate m under eontraet signed barn Thurs­ day. W T V A announcad at the same time plana to build a ISO,000,006 hydro-dam on Iba Fontana alta In North Carolina aa aeon as funda ran be got. Inefficiency Cited ;ln Camp Buildings WASHINGTON. Aug. 16 for m m materials la all non­ functional part* was decided up­ on at a ( M f t t m y Thn U iy'of representstheta of the aator In­ dustry sad defer** official*. No' definite action will be ta- flow hare after attending the momentous Eooeeyelt-ChurthUI hl(h m i conference, Mid Thsre- WISE brakes, a id , ether <rlt“ ‘ Advsrti* t! ?•** H arry Askew Heads Growers Committee aftad In tha 75 Persons Shot, LAKELAND^- Vagy .JV ^-A/Pl tdred million For Croat Revolt couatfuction fare tha la tha departZAGREB, Aug. 16 —<AV- dale, vice chairman, aa tha growrrpliod that Beventy-flv* peracna wero aho* art administrative ccmmltteo wa* to lack of to death In Crratla Thuraday, ,•*•*» Thuraday for the / *. » ■ ■■ ' '■ ■■ ‘ A 1041-4 S cltruk season. Atkew auecaada A. V, fourman, Claarwatar. aa chairman of tha committee which warka with a *blppara advisory committee In handling tha federal vrytt Florida citrus. » •• / Bauman, twlea chairman who HEADS GROUP declined to run again, wn* elect BATH. MAINE, Aug._ lh^f/P) •d secretary. Frank Seymour of Nam ed —Oscar Lakeland wag re-elected manager of u Orient, __car 8. n. Maxwell, aiaaweii, oi .w i.1, — »■-'* _____________ U ^__ re-elected Thuraday ' M ^praal- “at ‘“ tha ‘1 _____. « * • . aalary, ww-^ ttOO e aw dent of the 'Main^-Florlda Aaao- month. Harman Btaaiai Lakeland,’ _______________ _ whoaa _____ membership elation, membenhlp In- w u renamed auditor. Molly Ann 'dudes Maine resident* who win" rn. win ha.ter In Florida and Floridian* who _ - _ . _ T1 , tsIulstorUn, summer In Main*. About 200 Jf||MUl 8 V I C ® 1 das* to b# parson* atUndad. I f . C|A _ I n „ . 1« U l TO o f them because of a mutiny In • concentration camp at Travnlk In Bosnia. Ung committee Two CommunlaU were rsecutinquiring Into ad at Sarajevo for distributing effort lines last communistic leaflet* and three other* In Eaaagg for spreading Communlit propaganda. Monday with a blrod transfusion prob­ able, tha emperor eant him * baakat o f fruit— a etrong Indi­ cation that hope la held for hi* recovery. * Had tha gift boon Imperial wine, tha traditional Implication would have bean that death was Pensacola Walkout la Termed Strike - rr.B ilA C LV PE N SA O LA . A uy, *. J IS* -— d f» Tha nav«l air atfllen*. public relations office j . Thuraday a*Id DEEPSLEEP A Mnaational value for a low jw fctl Coll apriaebaae and back alvam real comfort. Back dropa down to make a .'ipadoua ted. frounda o f (i*cn, blui or multerry. ag*Inal tha go a a «W in t."\ \ Tha carpenter*. - sh atrtek na and common la b m n who atayod off tha jab Wednesday and Thursday danted, however, that •hay ware slriklng. A spokesman far tha building and conatruftlan trades council, an A. P. L. affPlato, Mid tha man wars tost taking a brief holiday and had “gons fishing." Skilled workman For Either of These Superb Values M to ABO 1 m__ ; . ~kri^*e �•U nford la T i g O nly C c n t n l Florida C ity A ffo r d in g R ail, UlgftWh. A n d W a te r T ran s porta t lm NEW SUAUKK SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16. 1941 M em ber A ssociated Ureas S K E TC H OF PROPOSED S E M IN O L E Situation Is Called . “ Cheerful” By Lon9 don Authority, But Reports A r e Vague Jap M inister Shot Japanese Attack • On Siberia Seen t flI Aviation Gas Output Will Be Increased H O SPITAL Refining Capacity O f High Octane Fuel Ui Be , Doubled, Industry Proposes f Hi 1 Li m g'U O V . Need Of Planes Cited By Ickea D ' HZ * E \« l u Adequate Supply ilg ('ailed Determining Factor In Conflict Gayda Says W ar May Continue 10 Years; Declaration Is Hit Shanghai Sources De­ clare That Assault • . M ay Be M ade Soon n b w c a s t l e -o n En g l a n d . a h . Long W ar Seen Necessary For -r Checking Nazis C O U N TY NUMBER 297 ougmtoci -.os i* . ttnr ia — ( a p ) — C *»«. H. D. K. N i r f M M , * « secretory, teaUeae4 the ad it today aa “ *a oatraca Hero ie a front (IteiUon sketch. pn-pari*i| by Architect El­ against common aanaa." ton J. Moughton, of the proposed Seminole County lloapital, whirli Ooahhata addad. “Bqldosa haa history aaan tack a atawould hero a capacity of about 40 tied*. Freeholders In the coun­ ptd, anfmagiastlv* doenmrot . aa tka two My fuaa of *orU ptatacracy f ramed." Be re­ iterated tka Oanaaa aaawar A mlnleUr without portfolio that If Britain and tka Unit­ •* the Japanese government and ed State* waat Garamay to W rtfded aa a friend o f the Unit­ (Ira a® her arau, tkay will ed Btstee, Baron Klichtro Hlrsnkara to come and (a t tkam. uma, f l . waa ihot to the neck h r nn apeaeatg at hU Ohcikubo . ROME, Any. Id — <A V - VlrNetdraca. His condiUon was not ginlo Ooyda, aatkorttativa Fav Srrvice station manager* ex ray, lighting * •erious.and ha v u ablo to pur- elat editorial writer, eslllag the ptrxxed puiilement today 'at th« ana his attacker, who v u arM action In rotted by n guard at tka gate. current conflict a “ world war,” laie-it order to curtail conxumpwm* -described lixi of gasoline by cutting tho ■aid today ft would continue “ 10 anmunt of gitoline to rotoileri n* • compsrayeara or longer" if tha United • >' lit per cent and wondered Btotea and Britain raally malobow they would pa*, the rallontslned their proposal to destroy inr tin to tleir customer*. Nail power. Manager* of a number of ataTha assertion waa mads bi a tien< on |'ark Avrnue, in the criticism o f 't h e sight-point dadowntown lection, wer* inter­ claratlan o f President RoosevsH viewed thia morning by a Herald and Primi Minister Churchill ■ritkh today a(abut npecHog an early victory aa mat­ ter what laaaaa Urn Grnaaaa kara suffered an the Raaataa front. Thar* ara a# alfaa of Ito * w dmwtag to a quick and And Oak Shortly A ft e r Noon Both London and Washington Mrs. H. J. Lehman, prominent Interpreted thia Rooeevelt-Chsrehfll proposal fo r a long torn aid Sanford clubwoman and wlfa o f program to tho Barista aa Indi­ the manager of the SanfordFar­ cating confidence that the Red A m y ; however bettered, wee for mers Market was Injured today In an automobile collision at Thir­ **Beth*2to>>R!toaUn end German teenth Street and Oak Avenue, co mmunique on the course 1of Chief of PbUfip Ray Williams s e l f fighting were In the vaguest The accident occurred shortly a l­ ter 12:00 o’clock soon. lfoecow reported “ fierce fight­ Mrs. Lehman received a cut ing' on all fronts during tha on her head and was token to Ike Ternald-jLanghton Memorial night” A dolf Hitler’s headquarter* Hospital In an ambqliBoa. 8he declared operatie na "continue sue- wee placed observation under ebeervettom caaefully according to plan on the there and It could net be learned Immediately in whet condition entire eastern m a t ” Word from high Japanese, she was In. It was not believed, German and neutral quartern hi however, that she waa seriously Shanghai was that Japan is get­ hurt. ting reedy for the peeejlHUtv e f Bob Cole, 'driver of the other la to the next two o f three weeks BUM, pert o f Stettin *n ft.-h e a v ily bombed hy Raritan aircraft ot- Exnorta And Imports Highest Since 1929 Walter Oliver Diet At HJ Welter Other. % tsa ra si M W ato Gki . . ------. . thalr historic aen-eoOfarsnea last ssL ?tj*% sr&& CUM llltM rtg i Wtr MpPM*" defense” et the I “ against the Na*l i asserted the United Britain were “ eoeptfl vide you the very t reporter ami made tho following • txtrmento: Jlcnry Carroll. Standard Oil , acroa* from tho C-rxt IISBh — “ I Jon t know Juat how I'll work It. When I run out of tho gna l gurus CII juat have to tin** up. To tt* question of the effect of the early closing ho answered, "It ia a pretty good thing, though It hasn't cut down on tho sale of gasoline at thia station. It Just makes the work­ ing hours starter." An attendant at the -Seminole lire Shop had no comment to make as no instructions have boon received by the atatlon and it v u not known Juat how the rationing will be worked. Hubert Smith, American Oil station, I’ark Avrnue and Com­ ty will go to the poll- Tin «ilay to vote approval or a -pecial art whirl) woii!il uithorixe the Seminole Cn •Ion to rail a second rli-rtinn at a later date to appri of additional bond- fur constructing the hospital mercial Street—'W e'll ju«t have to allow each cudonirr an much gasoline, (tight now wr iion't know how we'll do it but we will do the same as all other stations. No. the closing at 7:00 o'clock at night has not cut down on the sale of gasoline *' \V. It. Kllerbv, (iulf Station, l*ark Avrnue and Sreond Street — "Having the quota oil July buslnrsa and rutting 10 |wr cent from that will make it lard on sta­ tions as that is our slowest months. However, we will be able to choose our customers and cut down un those whose credit Is aha. ky. The rut will be hard in the winter with tourists coming ■lawn. A man on a trip will be afraid that he can't get gas along the road. Earlv closing has not sloed the sale of gasoline though It las hrlped this station by rutting electric bills and working hours.” V. C. Rinehart, Atlantic sta­ tion, Park Avenue and Third 8trvet— “They picked tha worst month for ua to measure the gas rationing. It will be hard busi­ ness to ration customers » it would Invotva looking up salrs it'e a lla e s * as Photostat Unit Installed A t Court House Other boy* who took pert to •he meet were Taylor Brown, W. L. Hlera, Jr^ B * o Oradlck, o f title county Vtaart Quartarman and Duane capital and 'f R m q n e w . , , ■ every free- Page T hree! Tnrk.-rrnnavtvanta, I f r r J m v T i Delaware, Maryland. Vlnrinta, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia, the Dis­ trict of Columbia, and a portion of Florida. “ Whistlin' Willie" Williams, nationally known negro rntrrtalner from Sanford, haa arrivi-d at the Florida State Exhibit at Atlantia City, N. J., it waa leimcd today from an Item in “ Forward Florida," publication of Florida National Elhibito. Inc. Tha Item la as follows: IWhlaUIng Willie Williams, from Benford, Florida, haa Joined the entertainers of the Florbla State Exhibit, where ho haa been a featured attraction since the Century o f Progroea In Chicago in The action waa taken, tho an­ nouncement said, aa an smerganrv mtaanre to bring eonaumptlrn of gasoline In thia area Into line with transport facilities. These facilities have been reduced by transfer of petroleum-csrrylng ship* from tho coastwlaa service to the British. _ The action waa proclaimed bv l.eon Henderson, head of the Of­ fice o f Price Administration and Civilian Supolv, at the request'of Secretary of Interior Ickea, who la defense petroleum coordinator. 1933. “ A t Atlantic City Willla will entertain In the Florida Bunahlne Theater on the Steel Pier and In broadcasts advertising Florida. **•* •PPeerel on na­ tional broadcasts with many nota­ ble*. Including Mrs. Franklin D. T * " * ? 4 * • & « . • television broadcast. When he appeared on ib e -R *)0' Bowes program the ReJor salted WUlie whet be wantod moat. Willie said a bath• »r tr * f apato. Ha re•ofted three bathtub, and H7 from radio ifftenara.* Landon Calls M eeting A t Sea “ Misleading” N egro Ia Drowned Jumping Into Lake^ Robert Lee Robinson, negro about t3 veer* old, waa drowned last night when he apparently Jumped Into Lake Monroe at the Roy Will lama said today. The negro had boon up befert the Municipal Court a short time ago. and probably became frightened when he saw tha squad ter. Chief Williams explained. The drowning took place aUag The Rotary Club will hold Lake Shore Boulevard at the IU regular meeting Monday et foot e f Cypreaa Avynee. Polka IStlB o'clock at tho Valdes Ho­ saw the negro running toward the take, end when they arrived te l City News Brief? . John W .. BtnntU of ^Benford has completed hie Initial period of service at the reception cen­ ter at Camp Blandlng and will be assigned to the Meridian Air VHKBACOLA, Aag. i% Base, Meridian, Miss., and will — a A . Goldsmith, commission­ uteOetoged effort to mislead iha be assigned to (U tica eompteer e f eencBletiea fo r the United American Poepie aa to the purpeeo e f tkk meeting.” Labor Condllatpr Reaches Pensacola U rtv -a American air forces.. "The availability of adequate -upplie* of oil amt gasoline will determine the conflict now reg■nir atiroail." Ickr* assorted. A -weeping gasoline rationing -y-teni for tho oast, which means a rut of about 20 percent In the Machine W i l l S a v e Tim e And Increase Record A c c u r a c y ‘Whistling Willie’ Lee, Trawick, Mero Highest In Is Attraction At Legion Sons Shoot Atlantic City Fair Harry Lee, Jr., Nolley Trawick and U»bo Mvro won lop hnnora in tha shoot held at the Semi­ nole Gun Club range'on the lake front yesterday fo r the Hon* of the Legion, but the othrr five boys who look pert In tho contest made scores ranging close to the leaders. Three aeparate event* were held, expert class, tyro elaaa one and tyro elaaa two. The report rleaa, won by Harry Lfe, Jr., consisted o f shooting both from a prone poeltlon and a standing position, while the other two events were both prone position. Targets o f the meet were sent to the Open .Road for Roy* m*gisine to be Judged In the na­ tional contest now underway un­ der tho sponsorship o f tha maga­ zine. The local mart wa* spon­ sored by the Legion Post and the flemlnola Gun Club. Medals are to he awarded to the winners of each o f the three events end those hoy* Judged as having thq-highest score* msv have their medals by calling at the Sanford Furniture Comnany. National contest award* will be given out after the eontret close* Aug. to . They cemsist o f ilg tar­ get rifle*, 10 cop*, late aeto of WASHINGTON. Aug. 18 — Petmleum Coordina­ tor IrkiM announced today tho oil industry is drafting nluns to it, refining CMiMi.itv for lOO-octane avia­ tion gasoline, thereby to or®vent a shortage for the fightiiur plantM of Russia and Hritain and the expanding k n u .n l f r a , o i BNVOY COMBS BOMB Presence ef neral end mllltory high .aommende .tortMd of .tha LOCAL WEA' f*. �( I ■* I — .----------------------------------------- - — *— --- SATURDAy, AUGUST 16, 1941 T n E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Hospital Election ANOTHER ' V ’ MOVEMENT IHATS CAUSED A " t O T OF*1*JOTHC. Seminole County freeholder! will go to the polls next Tuesday in an all Important election when they will again be given an opportunity to express their desire for a new hospital. Although no new bonds will be authorized at thi< election, no new taxes will be levied, no new obligations of any kind Incurred, It Is of the greatest Importance that every freeholder vote in order to demonstrate licyond nil question of doubt Up overwhelming desire of the |ieoplc for a modern and up-to-dato hospital. That Seminole Counly needs a new hospital Is recog­ nized hy practically everyone. Again and again the inade­ quacy of thet ptwwot-hospital -has been demonstrated. It is not large enough for a community o f this size which is expected to accommodate patients—from neighboring county towns as well. Upon occasions following scrioux accidents or other emergencies, victims have been com­ pelled to lie for hours in the hallways because there is no emergency operating room and an insufficient number of jT R A N C iE 'iJ^ i] HOLLAND BELGIUM . REGISTRATION . : mssmvA L * VjBtflB FOR TDD A t lU ■Ron.evelt'e dish •ffli, Wheels r, Nyr Adelf ‘ fritter's end Ifht the man who Ywtst F. D. R. and Adolf Hitler MU*erTmbl,lni1" W0U,J Mem r. D. delights to tax my bread Yst has ao Mgs lo as my head S f t l j h his r»Vt» upon my wsd Me dpsa aat sac a firing aqaad ; Of two dictator*, choose the Ice Sana i n mails ta«y (rocs with Fraek £> . -Mm-jrss, air I FRANK LYNN get to win l6« war. or that the present staff and our local doctors could not do a much better job if they had a hospital targe enough to accommodate all tho patients in Seminole County who should be hospitalized, if they had all the modern hospital equipment for taking care of the sick, If they had a fire­ proof building with proper elevator facilities, sound proof doors, operating rooms and x-ray laboratories and nil the other equipment which goes to make up a modern hospi­ tal. There Is not a slngjc person In Seminole County \f/ho should not be interested in this project. Wc realize that It is sometimes difficult to show a man or woman flic im­ portance of a hospital who has never been nick in his lift and it is hard for them to realize that they |>ersunall) wi|j ever have any use for a hospital. And yet there is not one person in a thousand who sooner or later does not have to go to a hospital, either because of eickness or accident, or who suffers and perhaps dies at home be cause of failing to go to a hospital. But when that time comes, when a person la nboui to be placed under the Influence of ether and have xonu portion of his anatomy removed, we .venture to any that then ho will b « convinced that nothing ia too good for him. He will want the beat hospital. that money ran buy. Hr will want all poaaibie modem facilities for his safety and :omfort, and it will be o f little importance to him whe­ ther hie taxes, even if ho Is a big taxpayer, are increased two mills or flvs mills for this privilege. • Think about this, you freeholders^ and when Tuesday comes go down to the polls and vote for a bigger aud bet U r hospital just as you would If you were tho ono who has to be operated upon tomorrow. ifckihdlata insist tbs* d States la about ' te dsbjov; And they rqay r j r n t t at that . , < rab^.Lsvsl policies In I f folks'tSoh' tbs money ttoy Knox .On Colonel .Frank Knox, H itler a i iT3 TO ACQUAINT YOU WITH TUB E3 QUALITY OF OUR BR8WM This Coupon. When Blgaed By You, And 10 Coats EaUtles You To TWO BOTTLES OF ’ “F IA . 6” BEEE NAME NOTE TO DEALER: We will n i n a ttts eoupot from aay Ucoaaed dealer far We te emit, TAMPA FLORIDA BREWING, INC, UNION CHIEF BK-ELBCTED R A D IO N E W S wono 0:00 People * PUlJpna •!:1o llj-eliall Skoic* 0:15 Columbia Concert Orchestra T:00 U P Newa 7:10 Mnilral Interlude 7:13 Hports Reporter I :Z3 (irgan Melodics /:S3 Elmer l>n«is and ths new* 8:00 lilt Parade H:I3 Haturday Night Serenade 0:13 Public Affair* 0:30 Four Clubmen 9:43 Newa ef the World , 10:00 llurry James Orchestra 10:30 Michael Lotlng Orebestni 11:00 ITcss New, 11 :t)3 Cha*. HpWak Orchestra 11:30 Mnl Hallett Oixheitrm / 11:35 Prrma Newa 11UFFLO, N. Y., Aug. 18.—f/T) —R. J. Thomaa. a former welder who haa guided Us U. A . W.— I, O. for thrre and • half r a n waa re-elected Friday after ia pleaded for unity and an end lg^K> Sign Q ff 7:00 Morning IrerotUma IT’S YOUR MOVE-Here Arc Money Sawm /Ulv Is The Tim e T o Buy You r Used Car — W hile Easy Terms A re Still Available. STRICKLAND B M .issaKasrtsr-Jvsr »■ wtth national defenao In two • f n Shdjw .doubly Shtsd o f Tho 4taJ election la i\ayi loko rour plana new. koipQUa and yots or you ara s freeholder •Wont s new h<«plUI I* County. it hos suepen. -laborara —oa 11:30 Bolt Labs City TabernatJ Choir 13:00 Church of tho Air tl-.SO -You DecIdo" iAn sifTfiM^reif I si v I t a l i a n irw n la a n ih ff » WWW 1:30 Press New* 1 1:35 TBA 3:00 Columbia Broadcasting Symphony Department b ' for Um, Id ferU How] ito popular 1 'ton Inches d*ep| r*t practical re looaovoltChurrh Is Urn' propnv Stow o f expor f Stoics, HrSal to-- aeadca wh, victual alltaiK W countrlia. r VolUance wool 3:00 Walter Gross and ills Or* cboatrs ' 3:30 “ Spirit of ’ll** 4:00 Youag Mass 4130 Golden Oats Quart#tto. 4:43 lim ing on Sports 3:00 Tima Out for Dane log 3:30 Gant Autry's Melody Roach . and “ Beer Mom" 8:13 TBA 8 JO World Nows Tonight j 7:00 Tho Ftoao t u t ilfrashol oa this air 7JO Martial Melodies 7:43 Baseball Scores 7JO Music Room 1 7:35 Elmar Daels sad tho nowt 3 JO Boys Tows ■ JO Academy Award , 0:00 Taka fl O ' less*- it 0:30 Columbia Workshop ? 10UM Headlines and By WOO 10:14 Tommy Tucker Orrheitrn Down Paym ent and Shorter Term F i­ nancing W ill Be Enforced B y Govern­ ment Regulatory’ Decree W ithin Few Weeks, 3 FORD DELUXE TUDOR SEDANS 3 MERCURY FORDOR SEDAN «j I 3 PLYMOUTH DELUXE COUPES «i 3 FORD DELUXE FORDOR SEDANS M i I PLYMOUTH l SEDANS DODGE TUDOR SEDAN STATION WAGON 34 4 . J- d REQ FLYING CLOUD SEDAN ' ; - ' The Registration Books o f the C ity o f Sanford, Florida, are open at the-O ityJ Hall, commencing S atu rday August 16th; '• 1941, fo r the purpose o f registerin g fo r . the Special Municipal Election to be held ( on September 16th, 1941, a n d w fll remain J open each day except Sunda^B apd 'hot- < idays, up to and including Sepberofeci* 6th, 1941. . . J , v H. N . SA V E R " City* Registration O fficer NORW AYJ& lf i De n m a r k * i s I The staff o t the -prtscift hospital has done a remark able jdb in caring for the needs of the people of thi county Insofar as their facilities permitted. Local doctor ire to be highly commended in carrying on in a remarkably successful manner in view of the many handicaps whic) the present hospital and its lack of modem equipment of h r. The Herald has only the highest praise for the Hox pital Board and all those who nave been ministering t ' T O U T A ir e PUNISHMENT » INTELLIG ENT CRITIJ °U MAY PROFIT A T L Y IF YOU CAN: Lei ncMaoDt emits me. It shall l kindness: ami let him tv V SW, it tkall he aa nil upon assdj let not my head re- NOTICE / * FORD TUDOR SEDANS <4 tO R D W/DOR K D A N a FORD *W » TODOBIRD4H . * FORb ' /DORS A FORDO*3 �= = — •A Y , A U G U S T m 1 I.1 M I S ocia l A n d Personal Activities jn a L O U B I N f r B E A L , B o d t i j E d it o r Hkcial Calendar M ONDAY The program meeting of the W . M . V . of the First' Baptist O t k t k arill be held In the church ■d I JO with Circle / Ire preaentnig the topic "Urgent Goapel De‘ . Trained He: Tatophcng Marian bstnuge is Honored A t Shower Entertaining b honor of Miaa Marian Eatridge whose marriage te Richard Gillespie will be solemnised on Aug. 30, Mrs. I. E! Eatridge and Mias Dorothy Marshall were hosteaace at a mis­ cellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Sixteenth --T- Eatridge ——r—- - on West ------ ---------- yellow and white, quantities of ilnniaa and fern were used to decoate the rooms In which the guests were etertained. The gift wrappings and refreshments also .{pitnsrcij tha chosen color motif. " , Ytmttes Of bunco ware enjoyed ___ jiib V & w *) _ at. Church will meet at IhrbugholjV file'evening with high U e koine of lira. Nancy Brock, score prlie being won by Mrs. ‘A. 41> Grandview Avenue, at 8:00 K. Collum and low prixe by Mrs. P. M-, with lfrs. P. II. Lansing A. C. Williams. Mia* Eatridge was presented with a number of aa co-hostess. The Women’s Auiillery of the useful gifts which were brought Presbyterian Church will meet at in by Sonny Eatridge who was •3 D P. M. The Prayer Band will dressed as a baseball player carry­ ing the gifts in a Urge bag. at INK) P. M. The hostesses were assisted in TUESD AY • ’ > serving a salad course by Miac ■ The Order o f the 'Eastern Nancy WillUms. Star will lew for the Red Cross Those present were: Mias to -th e Woman’s Club In the Marian Eatridge, honoree, Mrs. ■ w n to g beginning at 0:30 A . M. Mable Eatridge, Mrs. A. C. Wil­ W EDNESDAY liams, Mrs. Edna Hooker, Mrs. .-Women’s Society of Christian A. E. Dobbins. Mrs. V. A. WllBerries of the Methodist Church liams, Mra Edna Hooker, Mrs. will eew for the Kim C m *. in M. B. Smithy Mrs. 1- E. Spencer. tlm ■Woman’s Club bcgli-i.ing at Mrs. C. P. Herndon. Mrs. W. B. 8 S3 A- M. Binson. Mrs. R. A. Williams, Mrs. d TH UR SD AY Minnie Jones, Mrs. M. N. Cleve­ Women of the Congregational land. Mra. Herman Mldlleton, Church under the sponsorship of Mra. Roy Tillia, Mrs. 8 . J. N U , Mrs. J. B. Root will u w for the Mrs J. W. Lyles. Mrs. I. E. Bed Cross in the Woman'* Club Estridge, Miss Nancy WUIUma lrv%tk* Afternoon. and Mias Dorothy Marshall. ' r h e r e will be a London Bridge party at the recreation hall on b e lake front beginning at 6:00 P. M., under the auspices of the Visitors A re Given Bundles for Britain Club. - The Party A t Sunlando uublie to invited to attend. Personal Service Workwfli meet in the T. E. room at 3:00 P. M. . Jr. G. A.'a and Jr. B. A -'* will meet during the pro- ; * Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Vance Busby, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bias oi M,r’ I*nd M? ’ Tolland of Birmingham, Ala., who are spendlng their vacation at Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Haynes entertained with a steak fry end rwlmmlng party nt Santondo l**t evening. Those enjoying the outing were: Mr. and Mrs. Busby, Mr. « nd Mrs. B U . Mr.iand Mrs. Polland. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. CordelL Mr. • nd Mrs. J. H. Wilson, M r? and JUBTHDA TUBDAY ’ Randall Goff • T i r a a Matthews P n d Miller SUNDAY Mtos Doris Manning " Betty Rowland n « Mr. and Mrs. Herman Echols are now residing at the Clement* Apartments on Park Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Page end ton, Wayne, left today for Nashvllle, Tenn., where they plan A. Whiddon Mrs. C. daughters, the Mi*see Lennrn and Joyce Whiddon, have returned from Sarasota where they *prnt a f p t <iar»-_ __ _____ . ** * George Chapman it visiting in Washington, 1). C. with hi* unelea and aunt*. Mr. and Mr*. Charles A. Sheffield and Dr and Mra. Franklin Yeager. Mias Minnie Stewart ia expec­ ted to return today from Waycross, Ga., where she has been receiving treatment in the At­ lantic Coait Line Hospital. Mrs. Lillie Hoskins Jonr* an.I Miss Hoskins Jones have returned from Daytona Beech where they spent several months and are now living at 806 Palmetto Ave­ nue. Mr.' and Mr*. Hrnry Schu­ macher and eon. and W. W. Van Nest plan to leave tomorrow morning for Jersey City, N. J.. where they expect to bo for rev eral weeks. Mr. an<) Mra. Joe Gonxalex and children, and house guest. Mis* Margaret :Loftln of Auburn, Ala., left today for New Smyrna Beach where they plan to stay for a week. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Rabom and daughter, Ann, and aon, Ma­ rion, Jr., are expected to return tomorrow from Springfield, equalled Wood’s 70 to snare third ing with relatives. Mr*. M. S. Messenger left thl* afterncon for Gadsden, Ala.. where she will visit with her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mra. Frank Thomas, before going to Kanaaa to -visit with her bro­ ther and sisters. Miss Lenora Whiddon will •"'< and leave Sunday for Plant City Go b u S Mt « w » Mrs. where the win act ae a brides­ £ . £ j 8m • nd Mr»- W. H. maid in tha wedding of Miaa Rutledge, Mr. and Mra. H. A Nancy Moodv and Ray Rollyson Hayweu and Leslie H oward. which will be solemnised next Thursday. m£ Kt Ru1lIh* rforU' Mru 2 ' m l TMr. >*•- Auxiliary^ M em bers ' -Return From Camp V. Ends ^Double Program i ' I Ni t t Ml'Lf ORO’ S W BD E O IP C N fO W N s M L llA M B O Y i) - au h > - , ; • “ Ellery Queen’s Penthouse M ystery” . ‘ i w f ‘ k - Utemoon from Camp Wawa naar Apopka, where they Jhave been enjoying a ihrevd.y earaping trip. Tha camp conducts a period of Jtudy and recreation for the bora and girls of tha rhurchts with threa days being devoted *• “ • b «F £ **mp un I thros to lha girla. Wadnesdxy ended the Marion for tha boya and tha girla’ •eaaton began an Thuradiv. Girl* attending from tha aui* Btory were: tha Mtoaaa Peggy Ann Pippin. Shirley Ann Morgan, Mary David, Dorothy Carter. Judy Jones, Dolorua MeLellan, Ruby L «e Anderson, Marjorie Andaman and Batty Hall. M r- and Mra. H. l!T*nitlTnk of Oeala spent Wednesday and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. John L. Miller and attended the elate of ’33 reunion of Eemlnole High School at Sanlando Rprlnn on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Bitting the former Elisabeth Smith and a member of the class of M2. to Mrs. J. C. Hatehlsrn and daughter*, th* Mtoae* Elia* and Htlen Hutchison, returned yes­ terday from Daytona Beach where they spent th* past month. Mr. and 'M ra. Malcolm MeNelli have bed us their gue*»e Mm. McNeill’* mother. Mm. W. C. Phuttleworth and couaina. Mrs. T. J. Fernands*, Eatsll* end Yvonne Fernandes, of Indlanolw Mias. While hem they vtoiled lev era l other polnta of Interest In Florida. _______ .Mr. end Mm. Ralph M ID N IG H T SH O W • T O N IG H T 11:30 * gundsy & Monday This is not a bond election, but gives the authority to call a bond election, when the people want i t Without the^approval of this bill there is'little chance for us to have the hospital the people want / PAGE THREE u ia in- r.ill.iwina o s a a j s * from the i hrlrtUn i<rl«nr« |rtlbo<>«l. “Hcl•nre »ti.| llv.xlth w it h K»r to lh« S«’M|*i»»r pm" lay Mary D*h-r K«Jdy. BETTY CLARKE it legs seemed t o be fugitive u n t il the -ilk I'«V m 4v •1 - r t l n n and «h«dow « ■• h«n J t r k n f M f l * M w h e n tk | «*4 » th h j « a n d i n tu rn r.l u po n It* Th»* «un I* n*»l iff»rl»tl by t t »» r r v o l u l h n « f t h * »trih Bo *•* '- n * ■- r e t e i t g M<»ul * ■ Hod. an* t*MI. hr.| h r l l n 4 Mil d » « t h . -- • • t h * «*rrit r 11 l ife. «n.| ln ( e * l l l | * n c * .ir-Minif x » h * h r l r r l * h a r m o n i o u s l y «l| .t h in e * h t h * »y n t - m • #»f Mi n d” ■(■in , worw I• lrg-a tt you You good went in toi t|» |.t v.ntr |»'g< * la r* -im p ly a*, tllfw ii|\ M •UIT \ ,* art’ Thnir ■nd lb* K.’.-U f.u walk.ml- »«••« t.*.. h ig h . 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I'n l.fi |’ r rw|»v l e r l . m i hurrtt , .... 1 *** P '• v.K . i M ll t u fl t * M* f*» :»h %l ,,nU ” ( * M .IH ’M T I O N I I - ( esrusrr ItorC \«»*ssr *«.| V4 S|rr#» Stewart Asks: • X*IB*»*» ?||| 11—n - M r - a HI he. tl*** ntiuiiln g '?»• n .ys-rkl.s* 4 1 • h*i* • h *t « *i *i ,, Is H ille r of It.iriton ll r o k - n ih<* «|l«*N k s>r • » - r r v l t *• tt«- I ’ rr ul ’ Ntr»|an , |,i, k Mr. end Mrs. A. A. Moore | •nd children of Hollywood an , visiting today with Mr*. W. F Gamer and Miaa Htl*n Garner snroute to Trnnrtat* where th--> plan to spend their vacation. Austin W ASH IN G TO N . A u * IS — <JP)— Taxation e f all wages and ■alarlts, dlvtdeada and Interest at tbslr source was proposed to Ike* Senate Finance Committee Frida* by the United State* Chamber o f Commerce aa one meana 'ef boosting ftdsral revrnuaa by ft.SOO.OOO.OOO annually. Urging revision* to reach "th.hulk ef consumption expenditures to th* lower bracket* of lm com*,” Ellsworth C. Alvoril. chairman of the chamber’* feder­ al finance committee, estimated that a S percent "withhold In. tax'* would yield at toast » 2.000,000,000 m Additional rave- Russians Make Calm Retreat * To River Bank |The Modern Way su 4 t - to bus- Auto Loans f*e K i l n L s M , F s ruRurs m r w t Slee.1 MSTHU ' . •4 te *Uesss— w— . (XII ee L stru ' o d er n M ANO R CO. 1 0«t of 3 TBShSS ssJ wife. • r By fTIA R l.t’.M f. NTKM \ltl • C e n t r a l I ' r e M CN»luimi!*t o ll-W K T IIK i i f r n i A n m ilitary i l g li r r - u i' Y r c l ‘ p » l r . 1 l l r ’r i H it le r t i hack a«*at nn<l u t a i t r - l t o itin S *»•» n'rlurh un Krlildt * hlnga acc«>r*ling !•> Ihcir » !••* , NNlt hxMlt 111 tl i h iflflp lS r (i 'A E n k y JR. s o ft. I- / J T relit In W.iwh f V j yfcsIw X i ln g I on Th* ! Bourer i«o r r y tlun.gh tin pie j Tk J W B IP Niimpt 1 *»m i ■ it * Irak (itriii -••n*0 Atlulf III IU r where It i^ti t wrinahlr tie »r cither Ncvi’itlirlrat thfrr • • hit cin militant l-il »vi*lrn«>r in aup|M»il of it On iin.tlvNiB It itoritn t boiiiiu llhutrlhrr irttprolmhle KviryUtotv tl i«*tnen*h«*r that, only piltr rettnlly Jap Korn^n Min­ ister Mitt til* >k.t vliltfil ifbmr ninl Berlin to n*k I Hu# MiiBAolinl ami Fuehrer Ihtlrr how Nlp|Hin rotikl be* nimt lit'lpfiil l* totalitartantBm tn *li.*troy»n^ thr donioernetrs, that Adt lf loht him that one way would be fur him to arrange a J.tp-llus««tn pact, th.it Mtn'.Btrr Mat«unka till It th.it nlrnoat tinmedtately thereafter, llerninny Linn* he<l a hlilskitrg iigain.it the Soviet Cniun. and that this sequence ol •venta made Minister Matauoka look like Bin h a sin ker that Ja* pen's I'lemler Kon.iye kicked him •nit of the Tokio cabinet. It wasn't cany to «rc why Adolf should htivr plotted deliberately to double-croaa hie Japaneae caller. coDsIdcrlnK -(hat the Utter wa* funnily to him. The general aur mise wai that he really wanted the Jap*Ru9Bian part when he auggeet el It; then suddenly changed hit mind and went ahead with hla new program entirely regarillesa of the its in which he was involving Min­ iater .Matauoka The latest story ni/ikri' better sense than that gucHM did. Tiir*i|.m lh*> 4'it.Jm. » the an*l „f \a■11 l,e* !.r»*.-n Serm.-n «%I* . Ii In • hiii.lt*>* - f i'l*r»*» thr*»*iM *»•••• t X'••* M«» 1* M.trht ..rt r*:«d Mrls-nlltof. S ii m li ii . Tlu- *;i.|rn Tm I 1Mir** thr !>•*.! it Hn **»*il l i f t il l |ii«t I* vslthln mis- M . »e hi * limlg ft |fur I I**.•!*•»* »<>? f| Xni'D'h t l.r B t o r y tha t • • or * n r i iimsT S IIIIV T IS T M.m .Uv i | *, \ \f Xf’ irnlntf Mr rstr# I I «•» x Xt XX'<‘ *tn*>«.|By **Y^ntfiif ts.-rv». « I <ifl I* XI ltt*ii*tln»; lt “ **n» It- n r * 1 *)4 |*t A r m ; Deride* The latest one's to t>e effect that Adolf did. Indeed, want a JapItuulan pact and didn't Intend, n «,ria s # * r race O ..J d<--troyer guarding a convoy then or thereafter, to attack the h.-.i,!ed for Iho main Grrinnn- Soviets (not so soon, anyway), but Itduin supply bd«o in l.ihvn that the Gorman arrny command considered the tlrilc rtpe for the irersft, the British assert Ultx and turned It loose, telling Adolf to go chase himoclf. The German* appeared last That’s some of the circumstan­ night to lave loosed a fourth tial evidence previously mentioned. mind offensive centered on tho Now for the analysis oodhem, western and northern What chug traditionally runs the approaches to Leningrad, while the available evidence Imlicxtrd their thrust* Intp the Ukraine Geneva H art And were for the time being at least Howard Daguc W ed pr.during no spectacular result*. Ib-rlin had little word to give In gonerul operations In the south The wedding of Mis* Geneve other than to repeat the standing Hart of High Spring* to Howard rlaim of some days that pres- Dngue, Jr., son of Mr. snd Mr*. -ire wa* being Increased upon II. D. Dugue of Hanford Is be­ •he Black Sea porta of Odrssa ing announced by Miss llsrt'* nnd Nikolaev and that the Rrd parents. The marriage was psrretreat was being hampered by formed In High Spring* on Sun 'ioleat bombing attack. day, Aug. 10. The Soviet command to it* Mr. Dugue has resldsd to Kan rnmmuulque for yesterday after­ ford since early childhood and noon did net oven mention tho is a graduate o t Seminole lllch Ukraine,— where Russian with- s- h ol, class of 1039. For tl,» •Irawato- from Kirovograd -and past several months he has been Pervtmmhk, lying 10O to 115 employed by tha Atlant'e Coast miles ahovs Nikolaev, had been Lln* Railroad in.Waycroee, Ga., earlier i admitted. where th* young couple will Early this morning the Bed mike their horn*. BORROW tore Loans r i fis r cm m u T o Junkers? 11ril 'n* u M, h rum- |*» l » r Ills* 1,#«-*i **i Set mull Ithr f ‘ •»” *• ........ th** IUhl, T? ul v m i " **l H n i l r l h H|»«*»* *h.,t fr. mi h im • sMisth m i *sl\ ill.sfi XI* m•.«gI ** :»H tl*- <t «»m |% *i!*••>* • *.*«| foy my r 1 1 "-' t n t it ■n l* f r o m him In I* m i * a I\ itl nn Biot ittotv ll*r ro, k o f n*% • t r r i m i h nthl my tr- f*,*.. i* |„ ij.*f rp* 4? | v 71 T h r t..««ai|| M»-1 i u g '1 nl-*» in* 1l|i|r« »r».I •»c*rrl4«* ° ,,r i f f *•11 r»in* rofulUul** u .U u ia'o ^ m»»i|ff. - -y yJMtm Savtttl f *••• I|n. ’ lUV't'l’ " Ihto *......... « - T h * . W**ray yh f» ii.-** «.f . h i » U * HVr that *}..| *1 r\ *’ f \ here fjil.ft# * *!««.-. ** r !»**• ••»*• I. •!••» s.f *>'• lr ,| . . O m u fh»- .1' i *»<“ « • nf »; i. . *i.| * |. st «* lln* frl*’ t»i|aHlp f II, H •• !.’ • i* *r*» i .«•■ f. , tr * I, f\ »»*•! * 'h flw tl uo r h * r U f . tlm |U k«r Kitty t I*,, n .» w i l l f.»r **Elf 4**r’l ln a r V ctr. n m* i i».* • * -1* to’ »***t a* tl*»n«ir* i-t uw** n r * | l n i f i wit*u »t* »n« .— |,t. htrr i , nr * ->r l.-wf If *v* wv ....... . n i ' h m u r a l i n n l e *»r h«“ « f no I • • •• «* ♦**•**» I* wf ' « t,. *1 •m, i ft | l ,-\**r .|>i**a N w o r k ( Iiphi Ii uni m • “**'m the lie It f ,tf the * I \ r r Ml-I.tlwt -r% i itm «Ti i n < nt in >tanr..r.| \* “ »As»» ••* • . rI it*., • *.’* i ,» h xx f’F,, <’ i»* .ti ill *• I M b’ ly ' ii (t-n. lvl lil •* •**’ * * ’• ' '• --«»• im ii \!ln U t*f xt ini«t s*f. *• u •••» x xt - •• M, (*!«.**• h ll*lAto■»■ ’ I !><• w i t h *m a n*l «t«••• •»*#• *v* 1 *1111# n**— *»n«* x f v in n* 7 *»•• I* XI • l*ia* * ........... « A.i I* Xf Kll t.l s. l 1 , h » * * I *4|.- .*I,| »*!."*• r.. *4i.-r..*.» xx*..ul t ft** |i»* Trust* V • 1 Xu !*• 1 \"t - X|. - I lit# • i i i M »*m XX'r.l <1 *1*1 Ttnnii.xr’ n » *l ISli.lt. It 1.1 lle-i n-l I.Mal Htop 1 lie I* t • tin F7...«rr*• I! 7.lemur. l*B4t«»f. •*.•...1 IN •J.•••,| • n ** S...,| re |*. \ Nf '• x \x *. i. i i» s-ii.epin?#n.|#nt x t ii r iu n i \\i*i • ti*ta, i i lid A it The ............ .. * l 1en|| o n "Our m. * . « . k v i . i i ..t.r Germnn nrmyT Why. the pinker* And the Junkers are the Father- * "*» ** '• We* ..Mile With th.’ th r r l*t..|l.-h-« f t M.snfont land's military aristocracy. They ] * i *he ’ t ’ n l.m X trr lln # w h lr h never were democratic, but neither •• l*rl***r li.’ l.l i t Ih.. rir*t were they socialistic, like Herr | |*l e*|.N fefl.B || I'hllFrh ^ ■tiller and Ids Nazi* They were Th*|f .,|,i» privileged nabotie They got along X '»'• X XI Xli.lvNe.rkI' t B V e r I !»••• with the kaiser because he w as' v ....... ... " ■ ' • l |* t l v I n v i t e d In pome oiie uf ’em. Bo was President von -r..| .* ••r«h11. ulih ue Hln-tfWpf.'*: Th*'-"v<n '.„AL_ lh« front rn d o f hi* name leSIlftes to his noble rating. M i r m i r r -n in u t n r onD Kut Ailolf was Just a measly lit­ ll.’ llr A v n n a i t Hl xl h Mtr-«| H-xr J i : H * n. I«. H u t B V tle workingman not a "von" or AM ntlitv |4 tux A M anything, u more house painter * '*■a * hit. v M* r v l # || «*it a M A marshal? Ilcck, no. A cor­ XX ».|Mew.| , n- l-?Nr-nlti|f rr .t jr cr H#fvlr.. ,* fi I* \| poral And yet he wormed In some­ how. and dcllated junkerdom Docs it stand to reason that the i»%rriAT ( in nt if I %uu MOV m i l : Junkets liked II? It XI Art Irt, I'nBinr lie caught 'em. Initially, at a A imii I bn H ' I . smiI. 1*100 A Xt time when junkerdom was In an x r * * n ln * I ' r «.»* t i l i i f Norv IcA, I t f t awful stale of disorganisation. A X| (• v I* V', M l ) P Xf I’roholiiy. while he waa building Lx -n In# A-r«ti#. 104 |» if. hlm-xlf up. the Junkers didn't reallie what was happening to 'epv Ity the time they did realize it. r r V c iir n c ii I l« t*...k*. J r . I'NBinr he’d put his stunt acroaa and there Ijrk Xi e nt fit, Ml r*if*t wasn't anything they could do Mnn-liN M«-11 ,,| i f , a \f atMiul It until some favorable op. Xti.ri.lnir t t '. i m h t p It A M T r a i n i n g I ’ nl nn T P M portunlty presented Itself Maybe K v-n in g Wi*r Mhlp % I* M. they thought they sensed such an XX ’ liner.Irev aefN I. es I |* J|' ,p|M,rtunlty in connection with thr ».*r |>hi.n*B fur l f » - liar.J uf ne i« if.# present situation X'l-lt.ir* w rl-u n i« If so. why don't they lie an ac­ tual cap onto Adolf or liquidate him. ns well a* chuck him Into the background, still as a nominal, ** *O I. % W K f l . r V J V * V 3 T H O I ) | f l T (T lllld l though no longer a sure-enough e. ’ "'eli.tinr ('hi|p«|" fuehrerT »f**v It XI ll r n t il e . piiHto r AiiimIhv Hi’ImimI |o ijf) ^ The likeliest answer la that he I ‘ r*-a«-hi fi g Hwrvlre. 11 on A if •onllnuea to have, aa yet, quit* a ^rmnn ,.v lh, pmatnr' A rink-and-(lie following, arul the Th e lit • lew r h i i r v h In f h - XVI te* junkers deem It unwise to be pre­ woJ « WBlr.im. to mil. maturely over-obvious. As additional circumstantial avtdence. does Rudolf Hess’ flight to llrltain signify anything? IPs a P I " 1;, r n r . a m a u i r m a m little too soon to say aa to that, Hun.I.v kervlre, J Y but |l may turn out to be actual Mun.lBF Hr h on I. 1 15 a . !Xf -Xlr.rnlng W ornhltv 1 I oi» a U testimony. , 1 r ItrowiM#-, win p ,.,rh -"d ae Youn* |',,p|#i j , , p * llow About Goertagf . And then, for another rumor. H a persist,nlly reported that Marshal Goerlng waa demotsd or avi.vaTinv x m iy ( * t tn rr, • forcibly retired awhile bach, that It. Kant Hnrsn-I klrent at Isaat he waa In disfavor with ki ln ,t a r He h oo l. * : . V A M C o m n w o r s h i p w it h mi. Herr llltler. that he poeltlvely wax t l sa a . M. in jail, according to some ac­ 1 *’ L , .................. .. « :I )0 P. M. counts. These yam* have been de­ Hlrenl Mrntlne T:'H> i*. U, nied again and again, but tbay KC a n g n ll v I lu N n rv lc t , ? : * » |>. U . keep coming. Do they Imply that the marshal has been developing pro-Junksriam ? * VVFOIII. AISNMnLY o r OOD All these reports and circum­ L 11. Hleliardson, I’aslur rilll Hlrrvl ul Kim stantial Indications are pretty ‘ vagus In these ctneorlsed times N iin da r to-Ii,.,,! 1 * 1 A M. Him<v>r Morning Worship, tt:tt A. but thsy’re numerous and not entlrely unconvincing. C h f l s t A m b a s s a d o r s ' T oo I* M , The Junkers may be as bad •« ?: v a n g s I In l i e - H sr vl i e. * 0 0 p . y . F rayar H eating , W .d n ssd ay I »« Adolf, but they’d be a change, any­ way. Dlbir Study. Friday 1 .9* |», y.. Command’s official bulletin omitted mention of any specific sector, merely reporting fierce fighting "along the whole front" Finnish dispatches said German and Finnish troops destroyed three encircled Bovt * about 3000 hen. a and Aglajnrvl north of Labs La- IF YOUB TA3TK DEMANDS THB BUT Ut ha British aatimata ot the aituittoa took the middle ot the road and waa thtai The Russia ns apparent retreating across ami to of tha Dnieper Rhrer, of their femes ware to . being n t off by German aovanctoward the Soviet Industrial center o f DokpereeeUoeek tU Dnieper's great brad, but Germans nevirthetoep apparently had not yet been able to reach •W IN E S and cron f. , ir k i -.Ii |ipnrvi-*t " f m . - f . . I f mm I l < l i t I K II XI' n 1*1 »*f I •»**« 1 1 -r •«.«»,| |;...*( • hit*, h y. h. i • i ”, M » r w i n g \V.<r«hi|* 11 Df) »*,..„ |l% i»,t. |»,.f •‘ •ltd’ » lu rk l*..r.«.-..r»« I* . **,^k>T »jr 1 rltm ;iih s I «f ir. t w il l t*«* h ft it .11 4 10 .% l.osing O ut (I'nwilRMrsI I’rnm I'ngr Our) for m i» nMnm<*r ami urllini’ to them »»•-• nlinirlv It may mem th« rntl f .r it lot .»f »tatinn« that •r* h.-u l\ grtting along. Th«* early • • mt tun** hadn't cut in­ to th* - i • nf gaBolinr" Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Benton Dav •I Kiri. Sunoco Rtation. announce the birth of a daugh­ ter on Wednesday, Aug. 13, in Park Vvitiut* ami Third Street— ter, Joyce Lynn, -n Wednesday, •They will have to te more de­ Aug. 13 In the Kernnld-Laugh finite m the onhgr to ration gn<ton Memorial Hospital. ‘dine o r \%e’l* jimI have to clone up wt *’ii a»* run out. If a cus­ Smith are spending it vacation tomer •“iiit ■» hi and a«k* for 10 gallon* . -l-n ‘i Ntnnt to tell hint in Ridgecrest, N. C. I won • wall him but eight galMr. .and Mr*. S C. Graham Ibna, I I li k e to m*I1 him even and ton, Walter, plan to «peml moru th to 10. (gasoline snlen tomorrow in Seville with rela­ have cut down in the junt few day. hut I don’t know whether tives. it U d n t « the early cloning Mr. and Mr*. Roy Holler have just bI.mk hii«ine4N. A nuinlter of as their guest, Mr*. Holler’s «i»- my ru*i.imvi* « im away *m vu« m* ler. Mis* Margarlte 1). Graves, of tions ngiit now.” I*. 1* S»ott, Mandard Oil Ela­ Columbia. S. C. tion* I’ trk Avenue and T h n l Street ' When n l n are cut bo low thiit it i« impoABthle to make ‘ Friends of. Mr*. ,W. J. David a living » e ’l| just have to do will regret to learn of her IIL BOineth iig. Maybe charge for ness at her home on (M0 West free • r something. Or we may First Street. be fnn*d to go up on the price of ga-line to make exprn*c* on the loai-r rnnaufttpllon." II. It Pope, ( ’ity St-rvic** .t«* Raymond Mon.alvttge of So an*) Second vannah, Ga., 1* the guest for a tlon, I'«rk Avenue If we can't get it we few d*ya of Mr. and Mrs. II. K. .Street M orftr at tJUir hfftfTe od'Xocust can't «tll It. So fnr wr haven't a n y fnstructionj hut « e will proAvenue. I al ly pro-rate according tu ni’i’dr nnd neee«»-ity. Hating th** ifiota on July 'iile« will In* Mr*. Edith Scott and dough ter, Lynn, are expected to arrive inf dr ttf' tU* atnte an tlat i. this evening from West Palm •trio of the alowent month* wo while go<oline coimump Beach to visit with Mr. and Mr* haNt* In n in the North i« proUihly at W. J. Pell. it4 heighth. The name cut of in |M-nrnt now will amount tu a cut • f frutn 60 to (SO |K*rcent in tie MU* Nancy Jean Appleby D Winter when our »aleB ohould ho ■pending the weekend in Ortnnd high if they u^e the .nme month aa the gue.t of Mra. Mildrrd j to judge by. The nrtlvr ahouhl be Wheelers. Mr. anil Mr*. H. A lit <«impare each month with th«Appleby will go to Orlando fin i '.inn* month la<t year anil allow her tomorrow. |• o h station 'JO |»«*r cent of the ga* used that month.” A - f* r t strasmliseJ service tot lotus up to 1100.00. Ho II 17| . Service Station Men Are Puzzled As To Procedure T a x in g W ages And Salaries Proposed Go on Tuesday and V ote “ F or A p p ro v a l” W e have tried a long tim e fo r a new m odem Hospital and this bill w ill g iv e our people h chance to cpntinue that e ffo r t until w e g e t one. ' * *-■ FLOh one, N o t Just The Men, AT THE CHURCHES Will Look A t Legs Hereafter N E W A R R IV A L S Tuesday, Aug. 19th. 1941. «* l The elms* of "32 of Seminole High School enjnynl its fourth annual elass reunion at SanlanJo Springs on Wednesday even­ ing in the form of a chicken pilau , upper. The ela«a prophesy wa» read and the whereabout* and profes­ sion! of the ab«rnt members dis­ cussed. The class songs were sung including, "Hail to the Sil­ and Blue" and "Dear Sem­ ver a inole. Fair Seminole." Swimming and denting were enjoyed throughout the evening by the member* and their friend*. Tb°*e attending were: Mr and Mr*. E. J. Nelson. Mr and Mra. John L. Miller. Mr. an,I Mr*. L. E. Reel. Mi*» llomoaelle Bryant. Mi** Margaret Lyons, Ml** Christine Stomlenmirr, Frank L. Woodruff, J r , and Joe Keuth. all of SanfunL Also. Mr*. R. (5. Burton ef Philadelphia, Pa., Mr*. II. (1. Drake of Ga*tonla, N. C . Mr. and Mrs. II. II Bitting " f Oca­ la. and Ilelmar Battrtn of Manticello. Special Election This election is fo r the “ Hospital B ill” passed by the last Legislature. .We all w ant'd new modem Hospital. |: H igh School Class Has Fourth Reunion Mr. and Mr*. L. I. Ffatln and ton. Tommy, hava returned from Wayneavltle, N. C. whn<they have spent a short 'vacu­ um. Tommy ha* been attending Camp Laughing Owl for boya at Waynuavtlle since June 14. FRE EH O LD E RS — T A K E N O TIC E W ST SAJTFDED H E R A L D , H A M V R D the Dnieper at any • LIQUORS • SCOTCHES I I IUBE TO VISIT NICK'S Package Stole Bfe'fab |H | i *•* • **■ •■•( ANGEL’S EAT SHACK r«H A w m m I m i o«r 01 �m am — _ _ _ _ _ — „ _____ >7‘►'•»u rho « u prreant et the MMtoe,- ! " « • betaremr ProMent JttOeeme MlnUter ChureWll. U ik eee e ^ T lrn m e d W ^ fc O o ^ «UI .• tnn> LortS ■Xkerfc* “to aJa .jnUkl^ u “ pok terae-< of-peart WMmmm' - ‘t \irt4V*y. Kr<& ' i ■•-> ■ n r . - * ) lk i r * 1 ■- - i .... ._ •JV .ta.ea.h m orto aeetler.eW M M ara oa the tla<tmt,i Bactood'ebMntll HER GKS 1 Jn th efca * apm tne^ter a man in white is eyes are intent upon th e X -r a y n in a ted on th e screen. The X-ray tide—w ithout it he* would have to »k r-- - • f h - • » , i * * ous probings. '] are your guides to bite <you can avoi^wastad w u Zmimm■, •I1.-. �■—*'MISSWBV J I . i HATUKDAT, ATTCTOT H. lit! pao * **»•*»■«. l.*wr#nr#vlU#, tlllnnla! It la f»i*«t»r*4t Ib|| y*u appaar S f| tfm b »r I. A. r>: 19 41, IO »••)! .if mmplAlni for a dlvnrca Ill'll i«4 lm l you In th# 1‘lrru ll • f.»r Sam laulf l*««unty. Florida. In • h in r»ry , ht Hralrl«*» HIMIi*»nl N»*»| lli-rrlti r.tll not or d##rae p1 i« 'i| t»* »n l*rril UK illo l you ' hi* •-nte-r • t>.iII h« published • r *« o i ) f.»r four ro iitfrulltK w . * « m TW» Kaafivr^ I4#rmi*f. a n. ^ *|m r #r h a v ln i a g#n#r*l r lr r» •»!•»♦«puhtlihhl In ' ••inh Florida » 1TNKMK my hand and ih . aaal of *n ill «*niirt at UrnfaM , flo r W a • bis 2 -IN dA> of JnlV. A. I> 1911. O P lin iM lM *N . A « • »r»l* of rnM 4?lr<u*t Court Il> A M WtfF.KM. |» i\ M 'llS tT IT I t H ’ IIT H U A L) A rro U , o f Lao Angolas, U H"ldln* jrannral • hgrtlona. ' • That nil rM liana* who i n fP M « h -M » r i In h«vul|o|« County M i nho * r • MUlUfiftl t lH iit fl M l l M I ) Ill -*o| Cminly and Pfnparly rt| l* • Irrr»t nrn fiHlllr.| V* ViH# l « #gi4f •»" oumey winf' > W N « N UiiV'*l • la lion final doable* *Utory m r Mis* • 4. * . ' Miaa Beta and Miaa Dorothy May Bandy, of Baata Monica. Calif., top a—dad, cam* through in tha other double* bracket *ltb a vtialf W *at triumph s i r MU* H .m ln.1* I i • A * 471 y a rd m b — 4 f o r a M rdia I , p lay ed p a r to U m t il t h v k r t ho M o d * a 20-foot p u l l fo r a btrdio 2. th— finished th * nln* Is refu tation flfu r c a f o r • S3. I , Anniversary Passes W ithout Bombings • f Ha •taxed «▼— with tha eooraa on Um back nln* until th* 14th LONDON, Aur. 1 6 . - W — Th* wtwra h« dropped a 12-footer for — other birdie a. On Um 17th ann iversary bom blny of tendon, baiaifc* cot a 4-par by a atrok* the attack on Croydon airdrome by d ie * t— ben paeaad without rinflr bomb or A u f . -IB, th# the I l t blast of a dronn of * • taL In fact, at mldnlybt. the only taridret reported throughout the British lake wee the d rop p in g of tembe ia C u t Anglia by a lose German plane wtkh caused neither. damag* nor casaaltlea. LE G A L h k .iik t o Anderson n o t h *! Advertisements 'r ik M E dwelling on u .; B T H N o o R A n n n i a •Ml dlfka dtrli wmntad. A] tn own handwHUiif. Boi % Herm ld. COLORED MAN and I colored worn— to Uve ea farm; wo­ rn— to do housework, man to i n F O R D Deluxe Convertible Cara fo r lireeteck and do Coop*. Ratliff S Son. general farming. Apply Is I In m s , b * w aa w e ll rn ougl, in U m w ith the N * w D eal In 1038 to b t chairm an o f th * cam paign •peaktra* fa m inltVe*. Alth ou gh k« i« a little hard to ta g in U s po­ litical p h H w ep b y , ha N e w Deal eotiritor gen eral h e h a * batted .037 in tucee**ful h an dling of ***** mm) EavraM w a ter. T h a t k ' l U t U m PTeald — t h as w a r n e d before preero rs g ro u p * seeking to s w in g the lo b to to B e o a * e k e . T h era k , fo r kw taaee, f r a n k M urp h y. Tka •to ry goes that M u rp h y ’s 11 months on H e - Suprem e Court h ave convinced him he w a n t* no p a rt o f the auiet Judicial Ilf*. He Celery Growers . Opportunity We have S lection o f garni Mock Land down Now Rivet Canal and Read 28, pbeal 3 U U V I N O to Dalton v ia A tla n ta T u e sd a y m ora la g . C an taka SNORT to C O V U U LEADI o m a po sitio ns Baalatma — Oevemment Military lo rvk e N O T IC E S . t io n v o rtt n T h * IwelM raltun H^Ml* « f tn ,i City of Hanford. Florid*. » r t opanI at lha City llalll. cuntmearlnH Haturday, A n « u » ( llt b . 1911* t*T ths purpose* of registering fnr th# ftparlal Mwnlalpal KIweMlon la Ba hebl on Heflembwr lith . 1911* w ill remain opan each «t*y a * rap! ktindays an*l holiday*, up l ‘» ami Including Haplcmhar 6th/ 1911. H N HAYKIL City lleglrtrallo n Offliw-r. ... ,Y K ll .BANal » t<«-u» • H A G N O U A • I* T ile . I I H I . I T i n l H T M > T H J U D K iU .IM .I.T OK TMK • T A r r . OK K I.O ..IIM , |> »> ll KOH (H H IK O I.H l U I X T I I* ' .N t M lW I. I 'K K M , KAI1I. M il.I.Kit I 'l.ln lir r for lha Hpri-UI K larll »n t o »*•* tir M tn Ham loo Ia County, b'l.'ilda *»n T oaadiy thn I l t h day of A u|ll«la t i l l . VH NK.I.IA <tl_KI>VM 1 IM I..11 I '. l . n dant S fA T K O F F lA »ltir»A . T o N'RI.IA OI.AOYH M II.I,M l JACKSON, T K N N N N SF K Vnu are herrhv ordered .*nd re*1 u Ir e.| |.t A|*|o.«r upon Ihe first d«y of Heptemt.ei X |» |*» 41. In *he Mil IX a entitled Court to the Mil of rout plain I fllrd MMAlnei ) nil III Ihe e ........ for divorce or dv. ree pi.* confess.. * ill |.«. e n ­ tered a M4Itl ■I lull This or«l> i •holt he pul.Melted once .1 Week foi f..i|r ...use. utlxa week* In Ihe S.inf.id llerahl W itness niv hi n«| .*n.| Ihe official • eal of Ihe above entitled Court thla tn.l .bn **f XtiM X l» |*H| 4» I* IIK ItN In *N Clark l*» \ M W FF.KH l). C O F F I»T A I. SFAI* ( n r r i t l i r n w h o la q u a l l f l a d to raw l«trr um l«r tha la w # o f tha ft* at a o f F l o r i d a * f ld w h o la a fr »» H o l. | r r In aald C o u n t y ta antitle.I to r e f i a t a r tn » n l i In aald aw**l. r l c c t l o n Th** i 1*1 r at Ion hooka of aal'* C * m «i % w i l l l»a f lA M * l for tka purftoKa o f Bald aldu’ tl on *»n tha H iiutdik praradln* th*d day on whi ' h «ui*n a l r r t l o n w i l l ha h el d f'r.i* f f r e l m M a r i w h o a r a <|uallfh i • t*-« t or a In SBinl^ola C*»wniy ai* I lu ll r e • i ■ t» wad In tha v a n a r a l cl. * .*n torok* n « hy l a w pmy|i|ait to **11 if l l»lc to rot*« In aaltl Hpa* ) rial Ktrrtlnn. 1040, thtflo Nail plan* over A * capi* 1S9 i- H m M i n c l*oai«**l at tha rn t m a f o f F ' i * i S lr a r t a nd I ' a r k A v a n u a In S an fo rd. Florida, and that tha n m * i **lll r r m j l n o pa n anch d o y r t > * pi Sunday f o r lh a r a g l a t r a t l o n n f |irr«oiia u u a l l f l w l hy la w t«» | rr|lau>r , dove lo per. The eanal way cat s e n — the comer o f I k aoctloB R avoilabio far both o r a r r .n o . t n |*ar«nna wh*» h a v e h a r a t o fn r n repi*f#trcd. and who ara fr a a holdrr* m d bo hern r e c o r d e d hy the s u p e r v i s o r o f n a i l a t r a t l o n ara n-t required t o a g a i n ra a la t a r . hut If a n y iw rn t n a who hava h A r .t n f oc a ra g ta ta ra d h a t # hac.ima fr e e h o ld e r s alnt # a « l«f . ra^ ta t ra t l o o It in ircecBMary f**r t h e m |a a p p e a r l*#f**rc tha K i i p a r v l s o r t n 4 m a k a n lntlon h o o k * W i T ^ fO rK N Super vlan r o f llactat pat I »lt pr*»|..r proof of aueh fa rt and ba r^P'i.lml ♦ v tf I at 9 th.* office of tha ltu|H*ry|a »r of ; Itrul-trallnn of aald County at hta o f flea In tha t lr u m la y • r v l a a t o n Bernard and Loult* r d|k, (k . of U n In B Bm Berrrly Hill*, C alif.,'I d , V7. 8 f np afraaholdrr In maid He m In ala County, f l a r l f l iik it io j N O T II'S IH IIK IIK IIT .ItV B N th *. ■ » * * e U I . l . r . 'o n w ill b* b .b l I* Ih * City of H.-nfora. n o rl< U , at .h * C H » H a ll of m M «-Or oa lb * third T * » e d * » In K *pl*m b«r. 1**1. th * a ..... h rln * to* Ittl. f . f *f H*i>l*anb.r, l l l l , for Ih * purpawe of • u.nniM.n* to Ih * q u a llll.4 * l » t o r » of paid f'llv a* d*fln *d h r .-hahtar I I . I I I . Na llll. Hour* Mill Ho. I l l * , th* fo llo w la * i|..**il»n: Shall th* M * r " ' and Ih* ■H.mb.r* .e - irw v i.r commlw- I VWIIKIIKAM. Tha . I ^ o U l . l u r * of in* H l# l» of FlorbCt. rrg u lsr w * 'bill of 1941, ennrtril Into In w rhnpler S IIX . N<> U M belnM An uallflr.l »n t*r, o f lb * c ity Art lu gulborls*1 lha llonnl of in fer C. H erl4n. tn n*r... bounty CnromlBsluna/s of Hetnluole gen e* with <b* prnvlnlae* of I99untjr. FNrVis. u» I»«ua « call ltodui■ af H#mi»ble Couuan ACT p *.**4 by the. I^*i>« t - nn| | « « i r » . . r | U I > M l » In a.Ilalu r* of Ih* S lat* o f glnrl.U dltl«*n to lha 'H iq fp iy t Ilonda of In IO I. T h * C-ltr CommlMlnn o f th. i-l.r Bm ln«tl# Cu ii illy** llera lafo ra au. of Hanf'.nt glnrMn. bn* -I IhnrlKil, and prnvMbdH f*»r tha of aaine and dt.lenntad W. B. W ATHoN ... •Hbinlaslott of (ha Fr#a4nM *ta of r i* r h and Mr*. MAJKIAItKT Is Ih# g u « lin * 4 M Ctounly. #C #n mShM I am hald for ItAHVK.H. Mr*. JSAM H.' A t '\ » f * & pnd tl#€larfj»ic s#ina and C). H TOUCH a * leepart.-r. of, yp.fl>b#purpoa#. for k C ou n tr P n l F I’gr* ■ Inn of th * CMr o f Hanford, rio fld a . b* . l o t ' l l far a l*rm of tw o » * a r * b r lha d»l< ib b .^ e ri for o f Hanf ord. d*’ inti da. I b is 91 h tiny a WINES - GINS - LIQUORS . FRKR DRI.IVF.RY—rnONB m HOI*F* HTIIONd, ,M BILL’S PACKAGE STORE Heeltetieer f«»r ria l (O F F IC IA L H»:AI.) jo * W . F IR S T S T R U C T h i t r.m iiivn n rt! OR11KII o r r l H I d l ’ ATION iv. iik a t iiic k v. h m it ii I'ossillll •aid elartlon. l(o «d * 11. F I). S-e Hpetrik field, ■ The pull* w ill b* op*n ■* ^ V A N ! ) W II Kll KAH. Hob I See |# Ohio. Consider Our Local Banka ’ V e’elnrk A. M. nn th * day nf -»l'l furth er pfuvltlos that lha* Hoard You am hareliy nullflrd tlml a I • larllnn and ejeeed at *un <l»<rn I i Cfounly Cotomkial#n#ra of Hanib • III! for dlyprre ha# l»#en filed XVhcn X’ou Huy Your N eil en said dal*. ■Ala County ahall raaJI #obl election you by John A. Hnillh In { IN WITNfwn WIIRIUKiK. 1 I. ••* kpd give n•»! less man thirty day# against A d llllfls IM ilm Ih# Circuit Cuurl nf il»# N I rim Jo *. h»rwunln **t my hand *n.l M ile # befoya ih# d al# af aald e lw Car Or Truck ■ a M d m M IfllB ^ i ir U I C irralt of ib# Hi.tta **i F lo ­ •eel nf ib * C ity o f Nanfnrd. r b -n - lion, giving tha lima. • p t««a and drida In •n if for Hemlnol# C ount) in purpnae o f sUrh afaatln*. da. oa ilil« l*th day nf A »*u «t. j T il I’. lllC U »M*i: I1M IT IIKHOI.VKI) iTvanrsry ; su*l >uu t r « re«|ulr«tl If (hoy finance you r imrchaae, they toll you to IO I. w illlr n appearance In . by lha nnarxl of 4'agnly Com ails- fit# y»u r W , C H IM . aald raase tui ihe Jet day of h» p |il«ce your Insurance with your local Insurance Ae Knynr o f the City of tuaf'.rd. •lon#r# of Hsinlriuls xUiunly, F lo ­ isaiher, 1911. and thereafter file rida. that a special elect i .n 4a Florid*. iiKcnt. )n n r defense, if any, aa hy law te* haraby railed In b# bald ihruughc o r n . - i A t . n rA t.» • ut Hamlaala ik v n ly . Flarlda. i»ii g i trad. iii ri'toforn this business has been gointf to outT uesday lha* l» lh day u€ August, Tha Hanford II* raid, a uen-p.ioe-r of-town agents. 1941. to aubtalt I j all duly re g is­ |>Uhl Ishn| lu Hsmlnnl# (*ntinly. 9fl••ta tu n n s r t-r r cwt-sr. vivtii tered and a aallfW d vutara of lha ridu, la hereby drslgnaiad k. ih i We appreciate the service our local banks tre J tB K iA ii n a r t n r o r r w w - County a f HvkntnoU who ara fsaa- Naw epagar In xehlrh Ibis nolle# riving, benefiting others in addition to the ID A . IS A B B FOB an a iM M .K holdsrs lha Approvgl or dlaagprosal •h all ha published onre each week an Act lu A K h a d M tha Hward far four rw nseriillia ws#ke r o f s r v . is c s u c n T . so. of purchasera of cars nnfl trucks. of C s a s l y O w w I a i l H K r a o f Krsrti W llaeea my hand and Ih* of. noU't^Mint?. r h r l d s . to Isa a a god filia l aaal nf aald raurt. thla let SSATRICB MOXICaiNT NASH. M il -H o a p lU l f U M a a f • Ham tool a Consult them for full details! P lain tiff. •U y af Auguei. A. Ii. m i . CgMHiy- Nat Io M i i i I I I N . i N . M Consult us about your insurance! And how VS • a I* H fllW t H iY fit (Addition to Um " H n a » f u t h a s d t cuAnrNrn randoi 4 *ii nasii. Aa Clark l*lrc«ll| Cnurl: . you save by insuring with Ily A. M. WJ I KS D rp U lf 4‘b-lk - C. M. BOYD & COMPANY PKIIVIIS |» H W A N N IISH MAONOf.fa ntvruMii. r u . i -munk IT*-J ’ Allnrney for l laintlff. OTFIt l A L HUAI* M S B B y P A U L R01 WMHuaTHAna RADI06/2AM ’ EfTA AND NANCY S , ^ ABC ON A BATTLE* SHlP-*7HEY CANT TtU. NkxTHSAN- Y4HB2G *> «*/ - —m. P A fE B S I - 5 #ffa f V H* ,> .1 1 - — »« ... ; ault for i|lt»*r»,r Ii .m been fllrd IN-«i*tration llonkt ara now opalti ■1f.|lll«l ton l<> Mai if I(oil hr i In •t iti# of fir*, of ih** Suparwlaor 6 tf I hr Circuit » *.iirt of ihr N'nili In ll* a I*t ration. whcrn a n y Cltl##*'. •llrtal t‘lrr»*it of (h*. Slit** of F lo . **Ihi i - a fr* **h«»ldrr. and WIO Mi p . rld-t In and for Hrni|ii«lr Count* I ii ill ft «-d to rnv4n|nr Hilda# •* IHH’ In ( ‘h.trvrrr > . and > ••«i nr** r#*|tllted »••«* of lHa Sta { « •£ Florida, m ayi I * Vila* pour nrlll**n epi,**s' anr# in r » ; m * r and M l U f to vat* ! • , raid ■4 u o on lh « |rl da* »»f Ha|* *a».| rlrrtlo n lm ,b # "h a 40 b a ' l.-m lor )9||. and th ric aflrr f'lr •'**••<! for tha p g l ^ U i p t this aloo-* tour d«f«na** if a n ), .ia l*> law i • - »•••»» on tha eadw 4af preceding, i *,o i r. d ,h’ da* of elacUftpY Thr Sanford ll*-r»*l«| .« n ra ip u p a r I Hm law pro widow<h*t any N f « . published In Heuilltole* • ••only Flo- h i l l \,t i » n id * freeholder ..JlJ * |m iI m Ik IIiiUiI a* lha **Ho h.tr an Immcdlalw i.rnafldldl, nrw »fa^u/ -tn a t i d » th«po*«i. •*• •w nrr«liln IntrraaL l « f a l or a quit* •hall l>r |>iib I>«li. *W on*-* • **h « ■• k >M* in tbr title of a fan -alaito * • 'i^t** in land. t*# for four rotw*r**tHlve « f r k « Till* notlra sh.tll ha p i U M l H W lliiri* iu> ha ini .not Ilia of u I ho Sanford JlsraM. 9^' M V I « ’ ' f ^ la l oral of raid court thla )» l i*ul•••i |.iit»llaiird In Saminnla day of Aturuai. \ I • lit I •>. Florida. fur a period of a o l lead »■ i» I* IIK IIN lN iS A « r i r f k Cl 11 *»m t'ou rl Ilian ia data bafor* lha data # f ad«'h vl*t*llon J a It) A M W K F .K * I*.Hi- .m| D rd.T.d O i l Ik * |t0»I'c p a l) ( I n k d * ( i.r j u l j - I O I . by. ttl* M t ' i p ' ' •X 3 (Mnj.1* v ^ m .f> «.n u » or e iw o T * Attornwy fa r F a l i d l f ) • W/•rtUlUy. C T .rU *. O F F IC IA L HU \ |« Il> • C i-ra lr, Florida or* now o|»n FatrkU Canninf, of Hidden V*ll«r. C*Hf.. fo r • itrenooo* um|. n • - r ITS A .1 SBCftCr. by FRAN W TH PNW V ; « » ” ■n u s t - b �* ■Or C 8ATURDAY, AUGUST !«, 1M 1 :• d V l* U » R .A.F. thla picture ThU remarkable pitots, flacked by radio from London to New York, wee taken from a Blenheim boom* taking part In ana o f the maaa raid* on Germany by the Brltlah Royal Air Forte. The bomber baa Jact itnfiail Ita lithll Inal on the Cologne power cUtlona at Knapsack. Germany, and elooda of m ain rtaa t » from the burning structure*. *( Lord Beaverbr ok (’right) Brltlah mialatar < o f 'aupply, who was present at tha Hlatoey* making 'eonVsrmeo between I*reslilent Rooaeand >^yhna Minister Churchill, la shown "•at tlm British embaaay in Washington shanty •lifte r hia arriral from the epld maatlftg.'Lafl,' ' Ifc ld in g * ’ejaebahund. la Lord Hallfaaf British i enCa Immediately' follow !** U hla^-i/' tnra, Lord Bsavarbrook lamied an at America “ to sand ua aa math- aauyoC qaickir aa - poulbio under t & ‘ *j tartar ■o f ' your Uaae-lefld ’ ’art. ' ............................ .... • • • . T "■* , In ait.htaiorlo masting- aomawhorn oh tha jiUa,. Pm ldent Frankiln D. Raoaavelt I) talk* with Priam HlnlaUr Wlnaton mhlll i f England aboard' tha Brltlah bat- ' • (ANOTHER GAS ’ CURFEW" ON. THE t *#»♦< f^ W iK W P In the hospital* amphitheater a man in r»4* i n *____________ . ’ . ’ ; : white .. * is ' jabefut to operate. His eyes are intent upon the X -ra y negative brightly illuminated on the screen. The X -ray is ah indispensable guide—without it he would have to nihke uncertain, dangerous probings, v The advertisements are your guides to intelligent Like the surgeon, you can avoid wasted e ffo r t e time by qhajrttag your course before you act. iper. The advertiseA void aimless hopping; you want! mm �BATCTIDAY. AUGUST 1#, 1M1 ' y Sneed t o c a r s T F .R . N. T , Aag. u . W Soar Sift oprioci. V iM tm tid fOak a rHOT. t r ai . " • •#• flret 10 W IV M a-U n la i] » , V , t *■ f P . • Betz Tumbled Smashes Par In Net Tourney , With Law $6 By Doradl Junior t* 3 THE SANTORB HERALD. HANFORD, FLORIDA S.----iu * a in of the |6000 Often. 'JtooaO. battling much gulfing m U j u i ^ W i tionaI Open C k a - • H O I I l * r o Hogaa. Harohejr, n u , top 1041 money winner, nlpnM • * • » atroke* from the roguW h o 70. In leeond place, throe •cskaa behind came Pro Prank C H m ir n , of nearby I rondequoit, wtek l i J i — so Sneed posted 53- Wood, out in 34 and .back.' In 91' M tm ei' j-'o te m d e -fe t j t U * ____wkh Commiuo when be I three{totted the 17th after mlsa Ing a taro footer whtio Hogain, who ran into trouble on the trapa, - Matched with two round* of 30 o far a total of 73. 1, Aofte Nordone. Bjrracuao. ♦ f”, equalled Wood'* 70 te ihare »hir<i * IfeM , Snead (hot the flrtt hole In oar 4, holed an lt-foot patt on Q the 371 yard eccond for a birdie 3, played par to the lixth where he made a 25-foot putt for a birdie 2, then finished the nine f In regulation figure* for a 33. He stayed even with the course ' — on the back nine until the 14th 3 - ” where he dropped a 12-footer for >. anal bar birdie 3. On the 17th w> hole he cut a 4-par by a itroke ead fleetly at hamerfeuned the « p aad took a bogle five. ' Another 13 will be pltyed toQ Say after which the field will be •Vt to 00 top proa and 15 leading } awietren for the 16-hole Sunday iiu). m ml* 0 e#> > » ■ *> ■ M ANCHESTER, MASS., Aug. 16.— — Cool and unerring, He­ len Bernard, of New York City, knocked top-seeded Pauline Bets, Rollins College co-ed, eat ef the seventeenth annual Rases. Coun­ try Club invitation trails tour­ nament Friday In etrmight acts, 1 4 4-3. The email, blonde Cornell Jun­ ior, seeded fourth, gained tie tournament finale along with un­ seeded Margaret Osborne, of San Franc iaeo, who was forced to throe *eta by fifth-seeded Mary Arnold, of Loa Angeles, la win­ ning H-10, 6-3. 6 3. Mias Osborne alan teamed with Patricia Canning, of Hidden Val­ ley. Calif.. for. a -t; w c m T rt L ffnaf double* vistery over Miss Bernard and Ixiui-e Brough, of Beverly Hills,. Calif., 6-4, 5-7. 6 4. Miss Beta ami Miss Dorothy May Bundy, nf Santa Monica. Calif., top-seeded, came through In the other doubles bracket with a «rtratght-aet triumph over Mtsa Arnold aad Hope Knowles, ef Chestnut llill*. Pa. 6-4, 6-2. Anniversary Passes Without Bombings LONDON, Aug. 16.—GFI—Ths anniversary bombing of l-nnilnn, *1e attack on Croydon airdrome by dive iombera Aug. 15, 1040, passed without the Mast of a single bomb or the drone nf a single Nsti plan* over the capi­ tal. In fact, at midnight, the only Incident reported throughout the British Isles ws* the dropping of .-amhe la East Anglia by a lose German plane wtich caused neither damage nor casualties. HAT# Your docks And . Wstckcs Repaired B y V* i» m r ‘ Qm f e . na ' i 'l l ' ' Whs Ktally 4 l.i e i. How Anderson* r? r-' T if Griffith ‘ >* '• t u k Funeral 108 M A G N O L IA I '" tv TN • D irectors K. tad S t 4(3 m Advertisements HELP WANTED l ^ " # 1 ^ R O d * 4 ' FRAM E dwelling G IRL BTENOGRAPHER A gen erol office clerk wanted. Apply and 3-car garage to bt disman­ In own handwriting. Box V, tled and moved. Boa No. 2, H Herald. Herald. i M AN TO coatract for yard work. Bull GOOD 3UUC 2650 MallonvUl* Ave. I] 8 1 day or o night Call dap Shriner at 'naldance, 3303, COLORED M A N and 2 colored we men to Uv* an farm; wo­ men fo do housework, man to I S M FORD Deluas Convertible care for livestock and do Coup*. Ratliff A Son. general farming. Apply in NICE FRESH cow for sale or roon Howell Creek Farms, K rrn Park, Lake Howtll Road. Undo. T. E. WUaoa, 1306 W. 3rd S t B. A. Galloway. 1 I ACRES on Old 8aaford-OrWoado Highway in front o f I . I t Wynn's homo, M M ham­ mock, price ll.300.00. T en Owner. Boat 1173, Orlando. HOUSE A LO T I I S W. 4th 8 t Claoda - LOST A FOUND LOHTt BUICK wheel aad Ur* between- hero ond Winter Park. J. Ai Takach. MISCELLANEOUS JERSEY COW roaaeuable. Bruce DRIVING to Dalton via Atlanta Tuesday morning. Can 1 ktook o ff Gonova 3. lab111, Lnko Mary, 2704. OOD sew ISO HAMPSHIRE Iha, 312.00. 10 3-woska old SANFORD CAB Compaay now In now location at Xant e Gar­ F%> 12.00 each. W. C. Law laland, EaterprUe, age. Town call* lie par par­ son, out of town trip* reason­ Pin! able- Phono 71. USED STOWES. ETC. 10 O IL |S t * «S>, 3 elec. #23 SNORT COWRIES LEADING A #30. 1 gaaolina table top TO OFFICE POSITIONS range, I «I»F Business —. Government — reagri M up, 1 ksroeune reMilitary Service For Mm aad Won • . . . . O tT ’ * 1 far hafgafaea. Greea’s Fuel Gas Service Start your salary Atroea From Poat Office tinea In the school tfcM In Um offlcn ___ Ing you on Dublin htl Into ptsltten. with ealary oa tacomo for PU D flB H ED GARAGE meat 3 room* A hath, water eaoh on* a# thooo aix to fifteen l a w rr ne s* q ie . tl |) n»l sr I* la nlMererl (b a t »•»! «|M»#Nr '•p trm h rr I A P ltd . «o • I II ,.f cm ttt ft IAI It f fur .» rtivnr«‘ 6> Washington Observers wonder a t Long Attorney Generalship Vacancy By JACK STINNETT W ASHINGTON, Aug lA -fA l — Only twice in the 71 years of the Department ef Justice have there been such long pcnoiiji ga Urn present when the United States has had no attorney general. TSe reasons for Pve.idrnt Groat's 5 6-day delay m filling the afflee and foe Prraklrnt MeKinley's waiting nearTy *i i months to appoint a successor to Joseph McKenna are pretty mucj, obscured in nolltlcal history. The reason lo t President K,««e. vslt’a long delay In naming a suc­ cessor to Attorney General Rob­ ert H. Jeckson, whom hr elevated to the Unite! States Supreme Court, am almost ee ebirilrr -but I things. Both Murply and Mur­ phy's friend* are believed to have »ren urging the President to re­ turn him to the post he once held. Then there is Tlurman Arnold, • |s.a|«*r ti.«\inn a | 6 » i p r » l rlr* whose trust-busting ha* mado i* *i fiotilialiol In HrmlRt'la him something none of a sail an­ . ’•t% Kloriitn al figure than the solicitor gener­ i r s K H H m > hanrf ATot th»* bfi »I '•ill t’litirl ai Mi'iifpril Klt'MiM al. ? IN d,ii r*f J lllt A I* l ^ t l And Federal Security AdmtnlsI I I* | I K I t N I » O N trstor Paul V. McNutt, whose t ..f m M t ’ o ii rt friends have been urging him to It* \ \i VVKKKM. I» t \ ill t « il l l T H r . A l. t make a play for tie poat and un­ doubtedly speaking to the Presi­ dent In hi* behalf. It Is known, M»rn ft: n r M »:t#uTH % however, that McNutt doesn't TIHS r o M • m i t l . K I.|M *T I«Y want the Job. Although politically in nr. IIKIJ) TVKEliAY. At’t .l NT I h IE4I. ambitious MeNutl Is sakl to feel •••*' e* In hrraliT th * * ••’ • that his present Job Is a better r • \a l**t rut Inn liraoka »f lUntin nl# our Th* atlornry general may t Iittk Klnrlitn nrr PnW Ii|*rn rat ________ ______ make the headlines much ______ more Ih. .* fflr# o f th# Htlp« rv l# -r nf ' T — l*''M w f- h e n» ItIs ._ 1 HA f? ro lcr Washington end the politician* cut nr of the Isws of lie land— have been wondering out loud, and prosecutors in >k«* enemies. There the mattrjr rests, with and 23,000 employes of the Justice Department have been parked on the President apparently wait­ ing for two thing*: ( I ) To find those proverbial pins snd needle* for weeks. Some are nsktng n job for Associate Justice Mur­ will like better whether the appointment will phy which he affect their Jobs. Others want than being on tic Supreme Court bring attorney to know bow the new appoint­ or than agam ment will affoet Department of general, and ( 2 ) waiting for the Justice policies. The result; I). J. pressure group* to gel used to business has been almost at a the idea that their men, for one standstill ever since Attorney reason or another, are not Icing General Jackson was appointed considered. Of course stanger things bsvc 9 judge nf the Supreme Ceurt oti June 12. happened In politics than a "slat, Trying to *ifl fact from rumor ed*' man I like Middle) falling to is a little like panning for gold get the jo Pressure groups there lan’l any but there somrtimes do win out. Th* In­ few nuggeta wurth consul- tern ting thing i* that only thrve eriag. time* in 71 year* ha* any similar For example, it ia a foregone situation caused the Department conclusion In most aiH-enlatlve of Justice to go headless for so circles that Francis Biddle, the long. deep-hrowed. mustachioed, tweedy ashcltsr general will get the post and that Charles Fahv, his as­ sistant, will be named solicitor LEGAL aNOTICES eneral. If such waa preordained (and the Jackson appointment H K G I»T R «T lO > M C m «W was so certain that It is impos­ l B l r n l l t i n Hn*.k« «f lh* sible to conceive that his succes­ C UTyt » «*»fl Ut E t an fu n l. K l 'T i d n . « r * o pr n sor had aot already been selec­ Mt I hr ( . ' I l f 11rt III. roEt niriw lt llf N.»i A m i u«i l*(h . 1*11. t >r ted), why the delay? Only two reasons have' teen t h r |Oirpn«r n f F f g U lF T lt lE f»»r t h * Nnrrlnl M u n lrlpu l K l f f t l n n In h** advanced. One is that the I‘tcsi ti*.|i| „ n M r f t n n t s r r I * 11». 1941. an*l lent is waiting to see "how the W i l l f r m a l l l t*pr ii rn rl t <U » • * administration will get along r r |il Mu ml Bf a anil h " M ' l a ) 3 , up l«» with Biddle." This is almost loo • ini I nr luil I n m jiv pl« iithr r Mh. 1911 II N N A Y K H dRy t* merit consideration. Hid(Mty U f i l r l r i t l l n n O f f W r . 11* and the President were class, . Y K ll H A H ol mates, Groton and Harvard. And illhough Biddle wandered to the YnTHti o r E rr.iM i. letKitio^i Boll 'Mooes ramp for Roosevelt n o t ic r ih iir.iir.nv m v rw In 1012, he was wrll enough If ta l a a p r r l n l rl r rt *n i» w i l l l>« hrltl In line with the New Deal in 1036 In l h r r i l y n f H'ltfnrd*. K l u r l d * . • ( to be chairman nf the campaign t h r (*lt f I U M nf M i d n t f on t h r Ih l r i l T efjmI h 3 In t u p t r m b n r . 1941. speakers' committee. Although be t h r *ani3 b«*liiM th# IE t ti tl ljr o f is a little hard to tag in las po­ H r p l r m t r r . 1911. fnr t h f p u r p « » ^ nf litical philosophy, as New Deal nutiAiItttnK t«» I h r 3|tin 11f (• <1 r l r r l n f * solicitor general he ha* batted n f paid < H v • « dF fl lt rd t»v «* h »p * rr 11 I I I N«i Ills lliM#*r Mill .937 In successful handling of •N«». I H * . t h r fnlhsWlnM i|«irrtlnlt before Supreme Court. Kha li th# ftlajrnr nnil th# Tbs seesod reason holds-mors MrmNri iff th# City #*nntn»U rlnn o f t h # f i t v nf Hnnfurd water. That la, that th* Prral. KlnrltlM. h# r l r f t n l f n r A I r f n i dent has wavered before pres­ nf torn y#nrn hy thr 4uM sure groups seeking to swing th* •1 ti it 11f I <1 y n t a r * n f th# f l l y oh to someone else. Thera Is, Hanford. F lo rid *. In turret 4 anr# w i t h tliB p r n v U l n n * •» or Instance, Frank Murphy. The an A I T hr * h « U « i story goes that Murphy's 1H months on lla- Supreme Court have convinced him he wants no part of tho quiet Judicial life. He wants ta be W ck la tha thick of W * havs a Section of rood Muck Laud down Naw lUvei Canal and Read 26, about seven mile* from the lake, that we will Isase on tan year* hash, to roalfcnaibl* grour.r or devsloper. The eanal ami high­ way cut across tha noitheast corner of Uw seetton, msklug M available for both dralaags and tnaaportotten. Legal dte•sTipttea, Bac.' 18. tp. 45, Haags 54. Palm Beach Co. M akcnaon A K u U n tk t - Owners H. H. Maksmson. AgL ’JSTu.iSaS.. ETTA K E TT ru . 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('.insult them fnr full details! Consult um aMiut your insurance! And how you save My Insuring with C. M, HOY I) & COMPANY n i'i m in M o i.ia a .k vriiM it, rt* . I'liu k s s irte By P A U L R O B E S O N YoUX s a n -* INTVtNAVY erT A A N O W A N C Y -L AQG ON A B A m E ’ _ SHIP ."THEY CA N T TELL W C f2 S ,3)— ——r ITS A .1 S E c rie r/ J D lD fH ff/ . ENUSr— I M B A N -f / �# \ ■% • • e f SATURDAY, AUGUST H , *1 PR O G R A M FO R W E E K A U G U S T 17th Midnight Show: Tonight: "MURDER BY IN V IT A T IO N ” « 1th Wallace Ford, Marias Marsh and Sarah Padden. Flos .riveted ihort subjects. . * Sunday, Monday— “TH E SHEPHERD 0 7 TH E HILLS'’ — Harold Ball Wright's story in technicolor with John Warns, Betty Fir Id, Harry Carry, Boulah Boodl aad many othar favorites. Aloe— cartoon, aorolty aad pears. To today, Bargain Day, double) program— ''T H E M A X WHO LOST HIMSELF” with Brian A W h s , Kay Francis. Henry Btspheneon, S. Z. Sakall and 8 I( Rnman. Also— Returned eld favorite: "NORTHW EST PASSAGE" with Spetv err Tracy, Robert Young, WalUr Brennan and Ruth Hussey. Wednesday, Thursday— " A W O M ANS FA C E " with Joan Crawford, Melvyn Doujleee, Conredii Veldt, Reginald Owen, Marjorie Main, DcnaUl Mask and Qaa* M im n ftlin T e w id j md a evh . M4. ikM ■ Friday, Saturday—"R A W H ID E HANGERS’’ ” WHS 'W i V ny Mack Brown. Also— "BLONDIE GOES L A T IN ” with Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, Larry Simms and "Dalay.” ADVKNTVRE, THRILLS, remanre and action go to make up "Northwest Passage", sn ofd favorite being returned to 'tho Kits Mraen Tuesday ss part of the double feature program. Spencer Trtey, Robert Young, Walter Brennan and Ruth Hueeey heed the THIS WEEK’S CASTS PRESENTING JOAN CRAWFORD "in the moat striking dramati' rola of her ontlra career, wlt’i Melvyn Douglas aa her co-star aiiu THE SHEPHERD OF THB Cnnradt Veldt (1 tho third member of a« strange a triangle aa ha» HILLS br.<n seen on las screen ter yeaie, * A Woman's Face" will be at Young Matt---------- John Wayne Sammy Lane.... ....— Betty Field the Rita Theater Wednesday and Thursday. Daniel Hewitt— ,i’...Harry Carey Aunt Motile— ......Beolah Bondi Old Matt----------- James Barton Andy Beeler......Samuel B. Hinds Granny Becky...... Marjorie Main Wash Gibb*.... .........Ward Bond Pete......----------.Mark Lawrence Coot-------------------. Pohn Qualsn Mr. Paleatrom........Patsy Knight Jim Laos-------------- Tom Fadden A WOMAN’S FACE Anna Holm__ ...—Joan Crawford Dr. Ouataf Segert. Douglas . Ton ten Baring. Coned Veldt Osa Maaeen Bernard Ualvlk...'..Reginald Owen Consul Magnua Barring—Albert Basse rmann Emma Kristian adotter.... Marjorie Main . Herman Hudavlk.... Donald Meek Christina Daivik Connie Olkkriit Lars-Erik.-------- Richard NlchoU BLONDIB COBB LATIN die.....------ Penny fJtnglilon wood...:— ------ Arthur Lake L_— ___________________ Baby Dumpling___ .Larry Simms ------- Ruth Terry Don— ___— ------ Tito Ouitar DI there.____ ...Jonathan Hale AI via______ Denny Jdummert Mailman___ ____Irving Bacon Little ODL. — .Janet Bunion T reat______ —.— Kirby Grant ....... Joseph King ------ Eddie Aruff MURDER BY IN VITATIO N »b White----------Wallace Ford ora O'Brien —Marian Manh unt Cassia.--------Sarah Padden tariff Boggs....,— Georgo Guhl tdge Moors.... — Wallis CUrk arson Denham— Gavin Gordon • TH B MAN WHO LOST ., HIMSELF John Evans------ ---- --Malcolm Scott_________ * ---------- ----------- Brian A herns Ad rein no Scott----- Kay Fraacis Fade rick Collins Henry Btephen- 3A UA1I PADDEN, as a mllllcnalrs recluse whoso Invitations to hrr heirs .results In three murders, la shown being questioned) by Wallace Peril In a mane from "Murder by Invitation," featurd j»lclure on tonight’s midnight show at tbs Rita. Mias Padden will be •een In three pletbres at the Rita this week. "H A O W O p D ^ ^ A t look happy h. does Latin" la the tlUo of their la tip ' R1U M d o y a n d Saturday, and aa one nay knew that all Is not THE OLD HOME TOWN ld * l)— By rcducln g the risk hred la bome-loan tr*n«arllon» ALU T IM E S m B W 'h p M s ket for • email homes and Jehad opportunities for home ershlp, Federal Housing Adktrstar Abner H. Ferguson dMxpsnded baas ofhomeownIp, desirable Sven In normal w, is o f far-r*oehtng benefit ■ in helping meot tho enlarged lag demand creeled by tne tent emergent/, Mr. Ferguson out* Ok* have boon reduced through liesben of the Federal llousjU » b )l*tra lion's underwriting "T H E MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF,” an ingenious story la which Brian Aherns, who Is ce-starr«d with Kay Francis, plays t duet role, will be part of the double bOJ attraction at tba Bits Tuaeday. By STANLEY Ilfs The Octane And Not Hie Vitamin In Science’s NewPlan For Potatoes Ma r s h a l c m r y is s o k i n d o p r . h eart, n r p y r THIS CANVAh KCIB THE JAll. 5 0 "THE PWISOHBW* CoOLl BXBUKISM WITH- WASHINGTON, Aug. IS.-OP) —The Federal Reserve Board last night published a tentative draft of tho first of its proposed regulation* to ’ euro Installment buying, Hating SO categories of artielas to be covered, Including automobile*, refrigerators aad I Idaho chemurgista have been ** *kla pHe* tho plant manager, ether hcusehold appliance*. The proposed regulations, on* I experimenting with the potato. S T Jf ef eeverel atepe being taken to fortified gasoline for four years ward off taftatioo, established a aad How pronounce it aurketable. maximum period of I I month* in which taatallaent credit pur­ Besides iU use Is gasoline, a t chases e f the Hated articles could cehel produced from potato.-, bo mad*. They alee would require they say, Is a n o d point mixer. IDAHO FALLS, Ida, Aug. I I used by the government m die— ( d V - Chemurgy, tho science solving dye. . that makes farm products take The plant was cloned this year ttraag* forma, now offer* Amor- ***** *** ***** had reported Us Isas motorists, tato-gsa, dial Iliad * ‘f t * , v Syr! *3y&£iJtgS£!>Z A movement te underway to have poUto grower*, operate the plant on a eo-eperative beats. M way the FHA protects the !• buyer end reduces hie risk hrough a pe insuring eetiamto the borrower’* capacity to mad# by Urn local FH A un­ grit in# staff* before approvfor Inauranca. the borrower’s to Mr. 7*rgullag InaUtulloni nstallment Buying Mount Dora Man U Curb Is Drawn Up Patrol Is Effective, RALX10H, If. C., A kg. I I an autotgobll* accident near hero Thursday night McMurray't comjlnnlon*, Bob Qulxley, Mount Dora aad tho dri­ ver. Miiu Betty Jeae Brooks aad Mias elargsry Jane Hunt ef Cler­ mont, were seriously Injured and are la a hopttasl bare.” to S3 1-3 pereent o f tho moxl>0 mum credit value of art Woe pur­ chased on time.________ « < - I00N U TE IN N JUnagamrot Located out of Sanford on tho New Smyrna Booth *WINE-BEER-DANCING With square dancing every Saturday • night MuaU by the Daytona Beach niUmlllas Orchsotra. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH Fresh Pre^Cooled Flowers From more American* VUE SHOW THIS CUTAVJAY 1H1 JAU. TARO A H * DM l -w h o r e a l l y » q r R C » s i Southern X too -#vVd i V �lim iU i N E W S I'A I'C K SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY. Kata blink ad l a 1008 Is Up Polls W ill Open A t 7:00 ffd o c k And <' Close A t Sundown A t Sixteen Booths QuestionsA n d Answers Q. Who la entitled to rote In tha-election tomorrow? - ” • A. All duly.gecllfted aw* rvgtatervd cirtxaui of S«minol* County who trv freeholder.. W- What ara freeholder, f A. A freeholder is any penon who baa an immediate beneficial ownership interest, legal or equitable, in tha till, to a fee simple estate In land. In other words, a person who hat a deed to real estate In hia own nama In the County of Seminole, regardless of shat kind of real estate It la, homestead or non-exempt, improved . Considerable I n t e r - cr unimproved, just ao the owner has a present ownership Interest he la a-freeholder. rat Is Aroused In therein, Q. I f a man and wife own their home together, are they both Special-- E l e c t i o n freeholders T A. Yea. If a man and hit wife are joint owneri of a home or In an election that has >ther property they are classified aa freeholder.. If the home is in tha name of tha husband^ while the wife owns no property, .be la been termed of vital Import­ not a freeholder. an ce td Seminole County, Q. Why la tha election necessary T freeholder* win g v to the A. Because the act la a local hill passed by the legislature which provided that tha freeholdare In the county - should vote upon It be­ pollg tomorrow to vote whe­ ther to give their Board o! fore It teeomes a law. The election la for .the purpose of .Mowing County Commlulooers th< law. people to decide whether they want the hospital bill tu become authority to CAll a teconc Q. I f tha law la approved, when will it become effective T Celection for tha Durpoee o' A. A t once. y. What will be the benefits under the law If It should be ap­ approving additional bond* proved T fob a propoaad boapita). A. I t will give the Board of County Commissioner, the author­ Folia wlu apaa at 7:00 A. I f ity to call an election to Issue additional bonds for building a hoaplal. aad will tloaa at sundown. Q. Does tomorrow's alecten authorise tha Issuance of any tends! Tha quaation which Will ap A. No. It manly authorises the County Commission to call an %>aar on tba ballote tomorrow wil require o vote of “ fo r approval* ileeton for thi uuinct of bonds. Q. Does this election determine the amount o f bonda that could ** * yprovaL” Thoaa wh< tbo auaaial bill ant be H t r l by tba County T A. Ne. It does provide however, that tha amount ahall not extka W d t e r of i 1160,000. Ik e actual amount of a bond Issue would be determlnhe .County Commission and submitted to the people at another or the*, wte. before Ike bonda could he Issued. 1). Did not the people approve a County hospital and authorise tk* Issuance e f |70,000 tat bonds In 10*87 . " i t * A. Yea. happened to that Issue 7 Q. What In bonds that ware authorised haTt been vslldatad by.the CewMaadars printed ready fo r sale. At tha time of that eletwat it wag hoped that federal aid through the P W A or the WPA would bn ftvuu to be need with the |70,000. Q, Has anj aid been given through the government for build- List Of County € Precincts Given SK-SiSSf r A l & A t l tefeten-hare failed. Q* l i f t e r s any definite numfeerof freeholders who must vote In ,1. - ■ vitln g must approve tba bUl to ire a voice la l»ow many than be leaned 7 ' A. Yea. They would be required to determine tbla queetlen at a future lUctiott. y. What will happen If the bill U not approved t A. I t will mean that the preaent plana for a County hoapital will have to be abandoned. ____________ “ go m Tuesday and rota tor ap preval*. W t bar* triad a Urn* ■lam tar a new madam hoeplta and this bUl will gfve aar m o pla a chanea to ceatiqoe tha* ttfnrt until « • gat ana." Vetfcg will taka glare throughout tka county ta 1 • precincts Jn Sanford two ratio* glare* K ill ka apan, ona t a t h e City Hall and tka otbar la tka Court Houaa. Tka fom a r will ka fot Group Of Sanfordhes Joins 111 Urging Approval Of Special Bill Relating To Proposed Hospital Lear Denies That Draftees X re Bored to aall an' ated mors bonda to hospital. Dr. Chartaa tha hoapital o tnrlaa wubld not Uat af greetneb plaaau U aa fal » ) —CUJ Hall. -SCMOUMBIt. t)— Court H oum 4-- week published which t i e r deeerik Jarttjr a f National Guns That Rise From Gnxmd Are Used AUGUST w is. i 1911 Draftees Over ^eds 28 Relieved From Service By President R o o s e v e l t Signs Bill Chang­ in g A g e Lim it r D f ' inductees In Army* WASHINGTON. Aug. I8^-(J^— President Reosevrlt signed into law today leglalatlon to relieve men *8 veers end older from active military duty under Ike Se­ lective Service Act. The new law provides manda­ tory determent for men’ not yet inducted, and directs that those of the specified age who request It shall be released from service “ •a soon aa practicable and when not In conflict with the latervate of national dstense •• The mandatory deferment ap­ plies to men who on July 1, 1341, or on July | of any subsequent mar hare reached their Wtb birthday without being inducted Into service. President Roosevelt returned Sunday from his epochal high •eas meeting with Prim# Min. liter Churchill and immediately conferred for two and a half hours with Secretary Hull—chief­ ly on the explo.ive Japanese sitnation. —' Tha discussion was reported lo have gone ter beyond Japan's aclloi. In holding 100 American cltlsens aa virtual hostages. The tnllre Far Eastern picture, ,lt was understood, was canvassed thoroughly In the light e f Roose­ velt's statement that his Ulkt with Churchill brought complete Anglo-American accord regarding developments on every continent. Tokyo's refutal to allow strand­ ed Americana to leave Japan was regarded here aa tepnlng a new crisis In already strained Amerlcan-Jepaneee relations end as hastening A showdown. The Increasing gravity with which this government views de­ velopments In Uw fa r East was reflected by the unuanal length o f the Rooaevelt-Hull conference. Hall met the President nt the station aad-they motored, to­ gether, to the White H«o*e. where they secluded themselves in the President's oral study frne. after 10:30 A.M. until 1:00 o'clock. Hull also was believed to have informed the President on the •tslus of U. S.-French relation, which took a new turn for itoworae during the past week when Marshal Peteln announced elcsn ties with Germany after vesting virtual dictatorial powers In pro Natl Admiral ' Darlan. The Vichy government's actionrenewed tears Uat German, might take the strategic Frenrl African base at Dakar — 1«<H Brasil mil** from the btriga of Brsnl Roooovslt scheduled a Mondsmorning conferenco with his lr gUlativa llsutenanta, presumsM< to glvo them, gmong Mhei things, a fill-in o* U e Clmrrhd Sanford In Tfia Only Central Florida C ity A ffo r d in g R ail, H ig h * And Water Transportation Member Associated I’ rena NUMBER v s -—ft-'. . ■ 298 Save City In Ukraine Fierce Counter-Attacks Town Is Believed T c Be Kiev, Capital; 2IM100 Nazis A re Killed Or Injured U. S. Warships On Guard In Iceland’s Waters t; a. tpdhcrS'i"'*- ' ■ Germans Launch Drive In North Prim e Minister R e­ turns To England A ft e r Sea M eeting l!» Im r l.ln l r ,e > rii»r«*r Russian rnnnter-attm’ks wi-rv reported today to have saved n tUkraine city identified as “ K" — possibly K'ev. i tie capital—with 20.000 Germans killed and wounded after they had advnine.l within five miles of the town nnd then were thrown tmek six to eight S«'«*n through barbed-wiro rntangb'mentA gUsirilmic thf* b« iu h are American dmitroyera. gr» > v%alchilog* of the U. S. Fleet, in the h.u »hii nt Reykjavik. Iceland, where U. S. fmnu vieie l.iiitietl recently to guard the out|»o-«t uf Western Hemisphere from (icrnmn Invn mon. Hu- phottiirriiph is «me of the f11 tot to he r«'le:i<*ed in connection wi t h A m e r i c a n m** riipate ii »»f the island miles. Kcil Army Iruup* still sre ad vnneing, S"viet dispatches said, hitting savagely at the northern flank uf the lung Natl wedge in* tu the Ukraine. On Ihe central front, Russian defenders uf the rua.l to Moscow weir* reported tu have repulsed other Natl column* In largs-acall Manhattan Pier Is counter attacks. The Russian* acknowledged Engulfed By Flames that Natl troops knifing across the heart of the Ukraine had NF.W YORK. Aug |h (<Vt raptured the big port uf Niko­ — A iiu;ing fire, ttnicheti off laev, lit! mile, northeast of Odeohy n nerie4 of explosion* which sa. hut asserted the city's ship­ shd><>k lower Miinhutt*n. today yard- were blown up in tho witni ngulfed the ( id a mail line Four From Here (Jo Previous High W ater iliawnl. pier in Brooklyn, set the officials itab-kilttUtsd To State Meeting theSoviet Marks A re Listed American freighter I'anuco and fall of Krivoi Hog. •everal heavily |t>n«le«l barges In Daytona Beach With Iho 1.300-mile battloHy Fred W illiams aflame and aprend to a nearby front from the Baltic to tha der used hy British *hipt. The I Four fnenthern of the Ranfonl lllack Sea aflame In bitter night­ Though the Bt. Johns Utvrr Is 'anuco, lottUd with quick* Junior ChnmU-r of Commrrco long fighting, authoritative quar­ PJ*» ri-gar-lcd nt flood stegr. II ■liver, minerals and hemp, rvtufflr«l today from tha itatr ters in l.omlon said Adolf Hit­ his I M I d a y wfh(J, lt ronteliicd hrok* inuitediatelv into fUuups. mld xunimcr conferenco in Day- ler's invasion armies apparently n lot more water than at pn-sent, | wax cut loom* and drifted down ton i Mt-irh. whrn* thry iliiruaMhi had launcl <d a major naw offen­ Krr.l r. Williams. City nnd Coun- j the hay, * biasing man from with other .Uvcw i melhoiU nf sive In the north, driving front ly K.nginccr, told the Uolarlnns ■tern to *t*rn. Two men were pul li/mg the MAM'iA of tho ■(«(••. Estonia toward Leningrad. at thi-lr rvgulor On-ckly luncheon i tilled and many were fcuie.l Me a n wh i l e , Prime Minister ThiiM* who iittended tho moot today. dead. ing from hero wrro Richard Deux, 1 hiirrhill relumed tu Britain safe­ Beginning it- raise during Ihe j proNitii'iit, R o I m t I Newman. M. A. ly from the historic meeting at i-arly part of June and teaching --------------------------President Roosevelt, Ydvmgton and S. t). Shlnh«dxcr, sea with , p«ak about tao weeks .go. *h- Democratization In an,| made arrangement* for a Jr river at Ijtk- Monroe now men- | Twcnty-tw«» mvnihorx of the pr< I,able broadcast, the .1st. for -uraa 5.4 fret above sea level. England Is Noted h»«iil group wore umiouncrd ax which was not announced. Mr. William- said, adding that titctnU-rx of alute Jaycce comRussia officially acknowledged •eg level at this point Is regarded W ASHINGTON, Aug. 18.- <,P> llltltOM*. today the loss of two Important as normal. —An analyst for the Foreign They arc u.x followx: towns In the Ukraine to tbo Gor­ Tba Bt. Johns hs i-xpUinnl, is policy Association said Sunday Aifriculturo cnminittoo, Henry mans, hut the lied armlet simul­ one of thu few rivers in the wurld that a "rapid process of dr....Wit to, .lr ; Anioriraninm, Ronnoth taneously demonstrated they still which flows north. . . . and some­ time south, for so luw is the land crstiiation" was taking place in Curr; avintiun, M. A. Yolvlngton; have their powrr by hurling Great UriUln draptu that "almost uvbiirdx pfimiotiun, Duvid M strong counter-blow* against tho through which it fluws that in ,|ry weather the river is at seu dictatorial powers” of the Churrh Fnrlc; contoimiul, M. I.. Ruhorn; Naris on the central and south­ ill government and Iho aus|ien, | ,„ i M• la farr nouiri a * |>uiile 1 hristipiu activltirx, J. K. Row* western f r nt*. i u ix ic |gke. ij im . . „ • « - i i Krom ll there to l-ako Wa.fiingto., .£ "• «' on* unlil the hind, Jr ; citrua Floy Di lgudo; Germany reported yesterdsy— i ,i rbw,a three f.et and between ,nl nf th*. WM>- „ , city iK'iiutiftcaliun, t’harlox (Irlf- and Russia admitted several This process, said James Fred| rivii indontificatiiin F. J- hours later—the rapture of Ni­ |■uanla Lake and Fwlamero it rises rrick Green In a survey for the \,.|£ , J r ; conxorvation, Richard i f te l. kolaev, Hoviet naval base and in.crum:. urcYrntiun^. Curl dustsiwl f s s t w s * the- Hug- river — The rlver^ flow* south, he said, private research .urganisaiiun, i- j Vernoy ---- ilcio ii.xo, Roy Wright; estunry, CO miles northeast of — I t w i x assumedRoosrralt *tK wbita It' is~al sea levs! ami o »* “ modifying the- traditional f l a i l ' Williuni.x; Hull dlacuaaad eountor-etn>k<- tremsly high tidsa afreet Its strurture ami reducing the gap |firo provontion, Chlof Mack N. Odessa. aftlnat Japan. Intludln* po*«d>l. How at the mouth of thu river, j between tka prvilegrd nnd under- |(Itvclim l; govomincntnl a* fair*. Germany slso claimed lo have Algernon Spoor; pan -Amor ican, mopped up ths productive Krivoi furthar economic reprisals. At one timo, he said, the .river privileged In society.” K. D. Kirohhoff. Jr.; public Reg minlng'rcgionl west oPthe Dni­ Bran aa tbay confarrad. the rose over a foot at Hanford in n hoalth, ; S. O. HhinhuDor, Jr. eper River, with 7000 prisoners ta­ Unltad Stataa actad to lmrl<- few days without any rainfall Emergency Fleet Of publicity, R o I m 1 rt Newman; nnfoty, ken. Russia tersely acknowledged ■ant aeonorate aanctlona against because of thu high tides near tho Florida* this morning that its soldiers had O re VesselH Aslted Karlylo Houxholdor; Japaa and otbar A lta gowers. mouth of tho river. this summer, E. K. latney; s|«.rl* iVmndnnad the town of Krivoi Recalling previous high water end recrentluM, Sinclair ( aincrnn; Roy. about 100 miles northeast 3lr. williams said that W ASH ING T O N . Aug. 18 Vandenberg Proposes mark*, state line infurniutiun booth, of Nikolaev and almost the same in 1810 thu river rose to 7.1*1 Wll— The Office of I'rn.lni 11 Henry Witte, Jr.; yuuth, educa­ distance southwest of the great Manafacturers* Tax feet above tea luvelt In 1017, to ^Innagement rrcommemled lo th tion and welfare, llaruld J. Soviet tinwer renter of llnlepero.1.6 feet above sen level; In 1'J‘i l , Marllime Commission Bund, Powers. to 8.04 feet; in t'J20, to 8.0 feet; that an emergency petrovsk. WASHIHQTON. Any. 18 Chief Cleveland I* the statu In 1930, tu H. 1*1 Great laikas Iron ore totals he Just how far the Russians car­ UPl— Sanater Vaadtnbcrg (II. and rhuirman of thu fire prevention feat. In 1HH0, thu highest mark constructed at a rust nf about ried out Joseph Rial in's "scorched committee. on record, tho river rose 12.18 t60.nno.000 for delivery in r.il l earth” instruction In abandoning tine highlight of thu cunfeat and came up Into First Officials said the additional Nikolaev and Krivoi Rog to tha ference, Mr. Dess said, waa the craft w«uld bo necessary to move Straat. Germans we* not told in early Declaring that efforta -have iron ore for the expanded steel decision to try to publicltu state dispatcher, but a hint wae con­ tea* made tu drain the Upper program, ami that n gr#nlrr lleet agricultural products hy stamping tained In the hrief official state­ St. Johna River Valley for over ultimately might be found nrci »- them with a distinetivo seal. ment that dockyard# In Nlkolaae lacing stickers on all automory. Tha bunts would*be stout 10 years, Mr. Williams said that wr*» blown un. in 1903 the government stopped 600 feet long and have net car­ biles entering tha statu was alsu Nikolaev, which has a popula discussed. tha cattlemen from digging a rying rapacities of 12,000 to 13, lion nf 140,000 and dominates Tho Jayrees adopted a resolu­ -mall canal on their own IniUa- 000 long 4ona each. tion to co-operate 100 parcent Ihe Rug river mouth, fell after ti«8 to the Indian River. In IBM with tho defense program and aid a long siege by thu Natl* and tha Upper St. Johns River DrainGreatest Load O f tho home guard units by joining Hungarian troop*, the German was formed. In oald. Th* them and getting a full member­ high command had tha Upper 8L Johna River NaviUnemployment Seen ship, Mr. Dea* said. Germans added operations os .ration District waa- organised. state dafsnsa committee other fronts wrro proceeding sue And in 1923 the SL Johns Rivtr NEW YORK, Aug. 1 8 - 0 1 - adopted tho following program feaafully with steadily Increasing Improvement Association waa R. L. rsnturcs o f war matarlals and MacDougall, AsalsUnt tor tho years foagwdt all looking toward tha WPA commissioner, today pre I. Coordinate Jaycea efforts prisoners. ■UttiXK °t A canal to tha Indian tba p Russian counter-attacks In the with those of local uefansa coun­ Hirer. Ukraine were reported In a front emergency dafanaa program I* floods are a serious menace to ront'luilrd. tha nation “ la going to cils and. seek formation of de­ line dlsnatch to the army newsfense councils where there are paper Red Star, which said faca tka greatest load of unrm- none. Thrtata Against Thailand Denied Sanford Jaycees Named To Serve Upon Committees St. Johns River • Is Discussed By County Engineer beenaae at praaant tka only way plovraant In Ita history." 2* i?£* county defense unite I d tka water to got out la down " ~ , T “ It U our raaponalhl- are filled. tha SL Johna JUrer aad on tka Ilty to projacte available. *. fo r m A speaker’s bureau to average It takaa four non tha for ao that disseminate national dafanaa In­ tka m a r to cat, back to normal to work formation first hand. after It raacnaa a flood atoga. b. Encourage sale at dafanaa “ rings stamps and bonda. Mrs. Lehman Is Reported Better Ja p s Don’t Explain *1 . Holdin g ' A mericans Communist D rive In W ASH ING TO N ' Aug. U .France Continues CA7— Secretary or State Hull aasorted today Japaa kad given no satisfactory axpiaaatioa fur reVICHY, Unoccupied VICHY, Unoccupied franca, fuaing to allow about 100 gri- Aug. IS. — (AO — Simultan.ou. caapalgna waro latacbad In Vkhr and Gsmaa-sccupled Parks Sunday against goranunant of- Martha! Rudvenny’i troops saved tte city o f ‘‘ K“ from tho Osman occupation at a coat o f 20,088 dead and wounded Nasta and drove Ihe Natla back alx to eight mile* from tha city.------------ “ K” waa not farther Identi­ fied hat It might have boon the Ukraine capital Kiev, aratmd which there baa been fighting far day*. The Rada ala* coualer-atta«ki4 In th« central sector. There tha Rnaaiaaa claimed that Lroogn ef Marshal Bemoan Timoshenko 4ih strayed a large German salt. On water, the Ruselane rekl their submarines tank two - . ■ \ MarthalPstoln’s nUlond*nrro{2 tten and franca appealed by ra- WEATHER ^ f S i 3T * ** I 'i r M ♦ V , J* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 16, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 16, 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/2d5ce7883599886aa71fb6ed9bb0c9fc.pdf 453739ee772356fbdbe03f836957d5f4 PDF Text Text PAGE BIGHT » Cochrane, Jenkins Bout To Be Oct. 3 NEW YORK, A or. 14 — VP)— Promoter “iiiKo Jicub* Monday ‘tnnoanerd a 10-round non-title fl«ht totween welt/rweiRht chsmpi«n Red Cochrane and light­ weight king Lew Jenkins In Madben Square Cardin Oct. X Originally, the , light wna to hare been held In Jersey City Sept. 12, but Cochrane suffered a hind Injury recently In. dethron­ ing Fritiio Zivic, raining a post­ ponement. ; i rj i BRUSHES • OLASt MIRRORS PAINTEUS SUPPLIES CLEAN-UP AIDS WALLHIDE INTERIOR FLAT SEMI-GHOS3 and OLOSS WATERSPAR ENAMELS and VARNISHES SUN-PROOF HOUSE PAINT PLORHIDE ENAMEL German Defeat I b Pledged At • Leaders’ Meet ITM tlieH fraat Pag# Oto) on the Far Eaatcrn front to chock Japan and In the Atlantia U rounter clcaer French collaboralion with Germany wore mention­ ed In ipeculatlon about a Rooeevelt-Chi*rthlll meeting. Srrrtary Hull remained client on the Vichy government's colla­ boration decision* pending more complete diplomatic reporta and in analyal. of the whole French prt/.lcm. He In alao declined to comm*nt on th i Far Etat except to announce the redgnatlon of Hugh G. Grant American minis­ ter In Thailand—poaalbJe negt oblectlve In Japan’a program of «r.mansion. It waa oaplalnod that Grant’a realgnatlon had boon ubmltled aome time ago and had 1 connection with eurreat drrwb-trmenfa. ' - Hull omferred -w t h Alfred Duff fooper, new Brltiatr -eoen natnr In the Far Etat, and Brlt'ah Umpire dlplomaU were preicnt to exchange ratlfleaUona of new conciliation treaties between thi United SUtea, Australia, Ca­ nada. and New Zealand/ * Duff Cooper told newamen that Itrltain waa eager to eollaborata with the United Sutea along pa- Sanford Paint & .Glass Co. Tolo#fco»a S"J J lf M nIIi |*nrL AWP. to Colonel Earl North, the Resi­ dent Member e f the B ourl. "I may itate aim that the pending Flood Control Hill, II. E. 4911. which hoe been pamed > y the Hanao of RrprewnUtlve* and by the Senate and M before Iba, Preildent for algnature, ron•ala# a a , Item to authorise a preMmlaary etaaiin«tloir end survey o f 'I M Coper F t John* Hirer i f ‘hate som» -date Pom FWitcM ■* wtMrP M»f -OSAM <Mtb A ft^HTWG AtOOP — / / _ quoted. t truly yotnre, I J. U SCHLEY “Major General. -B u r a IndlnCwr, • the iici ermnry • HaroaOtratlene and the preparntbor o f the report* dealred by Cungrena “You may bo aaaured that full “onaideration w ill bo given la the dealree e f the local mtereit*. aa outlined In the telegram, inclosed with your lottor, In tho derelopnent of tho recommendation, tubmltted to Crpgreoe by the De­ portment lit Ita authoriied re- aAu> baAd op BuCCAaIP M S Houi, AFOAiO Of3 . .Mo TfeAM ftttC S D D C W ^ S rt' ■JHBRff ACSTWfiE h BOYSAMDTV*vO |---- ft OlCLSASOABO, Saaferd A rarat Jegt Garar* Aroma 352 m in > fn r “ i NOT ANGEL’S EAT SHAG Just another “flower shop” but a Florist of distinction and qual­ ity, with advanced ideas in mod­ ern arrangem ent tin Gardens, Florist FIRST STREET—PHONE 7B8-M “We Wire Fbwerg Everywhere" IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS THE BEST IN * 9 % t j aUMAONA O f P r m s u e M f if lA tw LIQUORSSCOTCHES WINES ee su r e to fttiKU MA« ma NUJ vtsn rtlJel lima to N IC K 'S l Package Store ^ aia a a v r o n o avaatiw all parts o f tho 'London, Informed neutral o u tr u n early today awaited an UMtlnent "altar division" between the democratic and the Asia aa reault of Anntp-Unlted Sutea .eooaqiutlon* which bare been un­ derway recently. It waa announced laat night that Major Attlee, lord prlry teal la th e. .ChwefciU war cabinet, weaia kroadaaat aa Important an- Shot Put Wins Long Distance Run At Chicago I-A i f *<• T^HVuHlT MONt i SAVING i WAY paid »10.4a ** n t The Modern Way A P«w Of Oar Many Bargains Lb tad Hare A faat atreamllned •errtee for loana up to 1100.00. LAUNCH A'~L~ SPEEDBOArANOPIOCTHEM Our 4 Page Circular For More Bargains! ^ ^ M M m m m w m m m o 'r a n w o a r a a m r a m IA GOLD NO. S CAN Be ad tho long dLaUnco hTatSTS-O, /> r :m bead and wife. si ha act a' uoar iaati n f laat yaar.ii'. Mrs. lUrach Jacob#’ tl victor In tig h t airtight a k *vsu ra esp pnlU ia-m ndlrts ..i n i j ; . PJLVCHEa WINES CREEPING CAJS^ I VNHCT2E D a u . n u ! P l a n e s comb T W , FJ20M .‘ —r STORE THEYNEED White MAR8HMALLOW8 ATDAFFC COP UP. mb HW3H / Ryj :t STANDARD QUALITY NO. 2 CANS C lassified A dvertisem ents ij a a b w 'i helper. John Yow HALF-DAY werk. Lela Leekwood, s fs s n r s is v , LONE KANGtiK r/w right h e r e . t c m t q w e CAM WATCH THB >0*1™* 0U»K B_LO T .» H W. 4th Clauds WMhertagtaa. .. JERSEY COW laaaaaahta Mathews, l UMk aff m aa .’ E r-A Y risw ik F a . 1b .V ■•V R s*** CAPO PRINCESS A W J S U . l l r t n A fC H t kett ~TVi5 Pt.AS'n HAS BSEN rials and member* o f Coagreai Wednesday to r what It said wai “unreasonable, unwarranted am unjustified delay” In Dm con •traction o f Eglln Field, Fla. In ita finding* on another do fen*e project, the Penaocoio mo niclpol airport, the Investigator* mentioned Senator Pepper, cl Florida, by name and aaaertod "The (pedal committee most itrongly . deplorea the fact that •ay member of Cennresa weak permit, even by Inference, at employe of the Rorernment la beHere that hia promotion to ( ("*«• f PAINT STYLING HEADQUARTERS * Et t a Engineers Pledge House Group Hits Early Report On Construction Delay WASHINGTON, A n t. 14 A How* Investigating coot Flood Conditions (AT— a lt tea bfemsd i m r u M i rffl « �t ‘t.vnfnrd N T h e O nly C e n tra l Kforul.i t itv A ffo rd in g Kail, ItlgllW g. Ami W a te r T ra n s p o rta tio n 2 N E W S i'A F K K komm xxxn SANFORD, FLORIDA, I n 1908 rr Mori Former Commurioners Change fa Form Of... Electing Governing Body v»s * England fa „o W ar• Better Widening* Operations Against Germany’s , * Submarines, Help " # .F rom U . aS. Cited ■ I Losses Of Axis Are Said Heavy British Aircraft And Surface Units Aid • In Keeping Mastery LONDON, Aug. 15 —(/PI — Britain’s position In the battle of the Atlantic la “vejrv much better” than In the nearly summer because of wi­ dening operations againat German submarines and **mogt valuably” United Statea assistance, a u th o rlta # Iv e sources declared todav They added that British air­ craft and surface .units have "dona very wall in recent weeks’’ In the struggle to roffrsln mastery of tho sea lanes. ' w The Axis, simultaneously, has “suffered vory heavily” m the Mediterranean, these source* add *d.‘ Informed British quarters hist Jilght hailed tha dramatic Roosetorelt-ChuMilll t u f f talks” as laying the ground work for a I Anglo-United Sis tee polk• f tha world In hopM of m £ tentlngjm a— after Hlt- 1 - i'j ___ A . majority of- t t e term er ntemheia of the City Com­ mission are opposed to changlUR the method of electing that governing body because they believe th at Sanford will suffer and that politics will do-W ralop, a chock made by tha S*amethod, they could ford Herald revealed today. ehaaga It again a t a later late. ’ Sept. 16 has been set as tha ,Ttet Ca— hwtoa has used date for an etertlwr to-reefer'A tf the .Cpuaty system of olaeUag all Its City charter eo that all the com­ members at one time, and they missioners would be elected at have don* a good job. We should ona time, and that the mayor u e how it would work with tho would be elected by popular vote City Commission.” instead of by the Commission. E. F. Housboldor: ”1 do not Terms of tho commissioners are car* to express my personal now staggered. opinion rstethra t& this legisla­ Several ex-commtsslonen felt tion a t thla tlm*. I psued tha that a change ie desirable sfld bill In tha Senate at It came to that the move would be benefi­ me from tha House and the bill cial. provided for a referendum for Hera’t what they Mid: tho people to decide, and I doWalter Coleman: “Sanford at sir* to lMva It up to them.” present Is on* of the best govern­ Frank U Miller: “As far m I ed fittea In the entire state and am concerned, what the people It It run with less money than want will ba agreeable. 1 caa most others. Aa I tec It there It sm both ■Idea of tho question and no um to ehango the method of bailees tha people should ba able electing our commissioners.” to decide bow they want to elect II. J. Lehman: "To change the their commissioner*.” terms of tha comreitsionerB from Vivian 8p#*r: “ I am quite op­ being staggered, a* they a rt posed to the bill to chenge tho now. to ruaolng concurrently way of choosing our commission­ id b* detrimental to tha In­ er*. I don’t boliev* that anyon* terests of 8anford. If thla change who hold* stock In a business cam* about, a complete new Com- would want to too all of tha di­ mlsslen would taka office a t ona rectors removed and a complete tlm* and tha City would lose by new Ml of officers Installed. Our tholr Inexperience It la hotter city Is a 6H million dollar cor­ to have teveral experienced men poration and tha people ar* tho on tho Commission at all time*.” stockholders in th at corporation. R. A. Newman: ’Tha method It may stem to some that to of electing our commissioners hold a commlnionor’o job does should be loft - as It Is. In not require 'm uth experience, but opinion. A group of men can't thoM who have boon on the City handle a corporation as big aa Commission reallso that It t a b u s tha City of Sanford without perWnc* or competent guidance. | Ut ‘ ‘ t-polnt program of thg i, announced 1a Wasbaad Loudon yastordav. d to carry a moral ahlU on tha part a f tha United to kelp shape a better in Which the- war-making V l l l t e Stripped of their mforesMlng tha disarmament af ^ h o a r r n u o n afU r tha war, roYMlad bT Implication that tha Unltod Statea jeouM then bo ready to Join In whatever ava­ tars might be ovohred for polle­ ning tha world. • Tha avthorHaUro' Praia A»*orlatloa called thla point, drafted h r President Rooaoralt and Prim* Min later Churchill In their aeerer three-day rendexveua at raw, a radical departuw fram the thenv lon af dlanrmamept which hith­ e r t o have been Jwld. •They woriwj «•«» wh*J amounta to a •* rea ct alma to which both nallona eubaeribe.” aald lha Prea* Association. “Tha daalaratlon b i n charter to r ih* J a i'l£ , r fr£ la Idantlfora th i United SUI fled with onr wn> a Defense fioad County Completes FRIDAY, AUGUST 12Americaus Are Killed In British Crasli ■ —— ■ * Accident Follows An* othei; Almost Iden-. tical Wreck Sunday* Which Killed Seven . . . U a a #na Ili IIIII naf ■a■ M 1941 a l f c NUMBER 296 M em ber Aimocioied I’rw-e iVi LONDON, Aug. is —(je\— Twelve American fliers enlwtenl ed in tha transatlantic bomber ferry service were kllledp jee’.erday In a take-off crash In which t l persons died. Including tb* RL Hon. Arthur Purvis, chair­ man of tb* British Supply Coun­ cil ' In North America. The crash, announced today, fallowed an almost identical ferry tervlca accident Bunday In which another 22 wore killed, making tho week’s total cf 44 lives. Including those of tg Amer­ ican*. British bombers struck at northern Franc* in the early morning darkness today In con­ tinuation of attacks on Bou­ logne and ths continental coast during daylight yesterday. Th«» Kiltyhawk fighter, Curtias-Wright's Residents of a southeast coast town heard the British plane* | aufrrsAor to th« famed Tomahawk, or P -40 cross the Channel In a steady a>» it known In the U. 8. air force, is shown procession starting Just before in flight for the f in t time over Buffalo, N. Y midnight A few minute* later German planes were shot dowa In dogfights over the continent ynterdav were missing, th* Air Ministry reported. Major League Loop Proposed Army May Turn . In T his Area Out Substantial. Schedule Of Number Of Men Regular Tilts Among Clubs OFV—Senator Thoms* (D-Utek), floor i u M ( i r In th* Senate for th* congToaalonaHy-aDpruvod M r vie* extousion legislation. uM today a substantial nunber uf man might bo roloaood fr m the A nar before tka in additional months p n r I M aador Iho me*. r New Curtiss FiRhter For The R.A.F. Other Soviet Troops Struggle To Check .. '.l:.U$eu»lloi»ded •Nazi / I’ush To Leningrad . A111?111-American Action Foreseen '■I'tiiN \gainst Nip­ pon esc Discussed, kip Agency Says ''M M N M \ug. 13. — ' ilin r on l.minfrwd r«|M.rtnl launrhn) In j • ’mii-wi from thr north Id* 1 •' • "ith |»..v%rrftil Soviet dr' 1 • *- in !)«signer’s claim • i*|i«’i*»|, m.*ri fin |***w» (halt th< I nirthauk whit h il Inland Routt will 11 f»I •> jTrarl Group To Sponsor Folders Of Inland R oub1 Training Suggested With four major league clubs training within a 60-mile radius of Hanford next Spring, tho pos­ sibility of a regularly scheduled l*nc« of game* among the team* ♦ a, seen today bv Edward lllgRtnt. secretary of the Chamber Longr Range Program 16 Voting Plices In Rather Than Shirt Semino! i, Precincta Campaign Planned ed, Listed •Car Catches Afire On Orlando Road £ Russians Believed Falling Back Toward Dnieper River ‘t^ r b w n a said H «rao> llkdv that all taabaUalana and man with ape. tiaIliad knowledge would bo rr lalnad. Tha military committee empha died that plana for holding lh<< men In aerrko would not ba ri­ gid and might ba changed from thna to time ar the nooda «l dafanaa wore titered by Interna 1« pre- tlonal development*. Voting pLacaa In tha Division heada of tha Dafanse Saving Bond Bala Drive wore clncta war* an named today In anticipation of final arraagem* ad for tha *p« tha long range campaign to pat Tuesday affect tho tale of the bonde over In Seminole Counl hoop Ita t thla county, Vivian 8ptar, fi­ The question nance and budget chairman af freeholder* In tha Dafaiue Council of Semi­ whether to «H nole County and chairman af tho bond drive, revealed today. Prod Dyaon has hem named Preeholders honorary chairman of tho com­ mittee while Mr. Spear act* as agalaat n M the U| sxocuthra chairman in hi* caps- giro recant tha Com jlty as chairman of tha tlofanaa council finance committee. O th n member* af the aammlttcw a n t bonking and finance, James Row­ land, J r.; education, f r P. Coopfa u lty tenttlon^w Ires eaumd rr; public employM*. 8. a . Cray; tho automobile af O - U f " ’*0" ’ industry, Herman Lehman; wo­ men’s organisations, M. f r Hratth; poetanator, f r J . HoUyt labor, John fr Crawford; agrteultura, Charles Lee; Information, Charteo Morrison; trade, Jaa. D. Jto* kina; and Mrvtca dubs, Morton J, Brown. slacaa la M “Tho drive will net consist af I. Sanford a single spurt to sail t grass number of bonds," Mr. Spear de­ clared. "but win ha a concerted effort on tha p art a f everyone hi Sanford to pay far tha da* fen.* program white laying away 15, | establish CeTTtrsl Florida as * baseball train­ ing tsnter,” Mid Mr. Higgins, pointing oat that no other sec­ tion of tha state could lay claim v\ , l k.ij. •. mi.M*. •• i tul S* il Kis.r It wnr ti»’ Ht.il*s \. llitfr'ii . |i•• ll»i»t, •I*9 i r.J it kit. 11 i li ifln. h ll.llrt.la I inailrtl >.»|*<• t.i il.*\i*V.•yi . i **ii|t|Mirl, '!* poaolbU. General Marahall, Armi chief of staff, originally f l.r l Aug. 1 aa tha daadUne on which the maaaure canid bo sn art-l without tnconvonlonc • to tho Army. Tha final 8enato vola, termin•Ung weeks of dispute In both bo nose, came after only eight mtaatafl a f debate. Although thr Sonata originally had approval tho M ivka aat*n»lon by a v l r a f 4 | to >0, Senator Johnson. (R-Callf.) demanded tho rtcortl v#4# yoeUrday. • T n K * are soma of u« hen who a n oopoMd to this bill." hr p l l , “and w* ahou'd have a IVittl..... thr Inv Itxv.i\ | vlufril: **Thu a ill ift’vrlttu i! Ffill tin- fa fr*t u».i’.' I «t»nvill.* t . Miami t'.i.. rrntm t i**»rti..n uf it., titling Ihr St John Hi.* S.ihfunl ttiiongh IH » nlrfi.i "«M'tiritis of tli. I.nki* OUi’i rhi.l rr utnl anti Thi-. will nutki i * •IflVr Ml|i I will | m i *. Irufflr lutXMrtlji i.n ut tii‘i I’ i« 11«»Jso | |n III, vrrtifting |»m^rnni if ti Hull will titiilrr w»y I. ill!' tourist aI :| a.| |j Hill*. I koMI pn Ntfll Ilf ti............ 11114 m I»«Lund \ > 11 »tl • \ i ! Matighl* r of nrUtnl*i. . l. m i ,.i I I hi* publicity commit t f . 1 I | llrrwfoit of Orlunlo. I ... tttul NYultur Lithnn.iti if |tr|.an.», j*ni! Kilwarl lliggim urwl II. II. I’oluman of Snnforil. aCnU to goto ec it." Tha .maaauro, which p w e d the R oom Tuoadav bv tho alnglo-voti margin of • I N to 101. author ksea tho President to hold aalectoas. N t t i n i l Guard****. »*MTviet* and anllatod man for H months hiyond their pr**«nt te r­ ete* periods. Thai would mean maximum Mrvte# of two and * half yaara foe aateetee*. gu*nl<man and- unoretell and four and a half touts fa r men who- enHstod originally .fgr throe years. Dies UnrcHponxihle, Henderson Declares Q ty News Briefs Probe Of Convict Deaths la Asked ATLANTA, Aug. A joint tegtetettea eommlttoo - ro- WASHINGTON, \ n, r , P rifi Atfmltili ( al»»r Ill’ll.* dersi-n ex|»rt-,,-,| I,i, npirti .11 t a House cnmmltl. i- Thiii ->li.y t' t Repri srnlutivn tl (|» | . wss “hot n rr»p..n-ilili- 1 •- 1,, , of Congress ” Appearing Iwfore lit.. ||o i|w bonking rommiliwe on price ontrol leginlolioii, JTv.i’ler ■ n sold ho woiihl accept r.p o rl. of ihFederal, lluri iio of 11 1 -r or I he Tret..my ..-Isiiw »hhiring or firing of vni|>hi;i < <.( the Office of Price Control :,.nl Civilian Supply. Can Gallic Receives Unfavorable Report Um *«4 of to* An unfavoraMr rrpm t-ha* hern maJc by tho Army on harbor ilet >r|npntrnU *t Km. liallir.' Conoinan J«,ri lie inform’ d Hanford llvrul.l t»<l.iy front Washington. Congressman llrndricka raid that he and If.; £ Seining Charlr* O, Andrews n ,d just r. . I Iho unfavorable rouurf. and lliat it wo* further dlwb'i>'d that tho of Engineers had nuulo a a b. -.. ; ••• - v Fath- the town* Klinrnvaarn war bullaArmy win • » a aenrlaipw r*r*tg ' ' • n rm i.’s a u im re n tlv i 'I im.’ Ii.-ick lit’vond th e ' ' U 'ver. th e ir next • ' li.ts* in th e nut im riln t ivo I,oni.irti'is Kuiil tm lav, ■ m tip n o rth o th e r So• ' 11 "up * lint tint | fiercely ■'n t h a th rc c -w a v N nrl •i’til n’Miiwt l.c n in g ra d . I list*- 111 kie wleilgrd tho t >" li.nl nhunilnned tha 1 • • t"«n of I’ervomalsk, ••’.t Ihere » »» no inin.it the Nasi columns the ruh grain, •■••I iiiiliotrml province yet . ..,,.-.1 cither Odessa, I big III.Ilk Sea port, or m innf.1, luring (own of Nlko. IS.-’I Army war bulletin •c m on the Ukraine strugnbcervrra estimated .ii.i, reported over-run •i oi. Hungarian, lliimanI I' illau troops contained - .11 1.. 1. . ni of the Ukraine’s v in.lost ricM. *ii\»hil»’, Washington diplo• im’Iih "prculatnl that \nglf>-Anirricnn action cf • nature i* tti the offing p |*l II t irM . . r-» to . >1 n ti* •• tin.* Ill It I*. **I •• I oiir>*I i .tii i t l. it-l.. I l«* . f'»r thr f..Ui r ... U III".. |k|it91III I III ll'lvi’f t i Ni A"t*.t| III. Itll.H. I .lltl’k •••lib lll< th r h a rrlia n iii.iwh*i| and •' h .fin .in*! •i«•••r. *f | innlwh “ 'I *hr |(n | • • »• tfi’iil • 1• *1111 of the "Atlantic • drawn lip by President • \ • 11 ami I'rimn Minister » II at Ihi’ir historic mcetaf "i'h, 'l<ii -.offcil at tho confer" 1 100 percent flop." •" *i. official JapancNo new* • b. iiw’serti’il that joint mill* not inn ngninM Japan wan f the hiinic topic* fH.ncuaaod ♦•o' Anglo American trailers, h i’fiimn High Command . m# t| v« "tenlay it a troopn a f t < r Italian. Rumanian in«! 11 iiu'.irtati iillin hail completed »h .m lnli>mint of Oilcmia and Nik- l.iev. Ukrainian lllack Sen and had reached thr Iron util of hriv<n Hog, only hO lu'li « ouiltwe t ef the great Rid n*tu l till renfrr of Dneprope* •r..! "U K» i\oi ltog’4 fall, thr Nail nine.I, h'M to th" Ku^aiana til pi ret*nt of their iron «rr pro•lip t l«*ll. f*«*rnitifi arid Allied column*, it •A .1 « rtc l in lleilin, reached 'I lllack Sen bid ween the nor* if 1 i«l. and the Hug River ttmty in "a c« ntinuoua, relentI. . pursuit" which had loft the R. I \rtitira cntrappr«| with th tlr only hope of an attempt to escape by flu th«» northern front Ruv li.in force* werr claimed to ho •‘titrnpped by th** Finns en tho u rth« rn roiiRt of !*uke Ladofns in.I ntteniptlnr to e«capo in tran-port vr»M*U. |»« -pit** It4 various claims to •ihti’M IDrlin reported—In po*« lhl<* anticipation of announetmenta of a Flowing down of ih* Natl drive—that It had begun to rain atiuin In the Ukraine. For He part the Ku»«Un com­ mand In Its fcmmuniquM for vestrnloy again omitte«! any In­ formation aa to wherw th# fighting arctrra wcr« located, itating merely that there "nothing of importance" to r#» I Thr Soviet war bulletin fot hit morning admitted Rad fH h j drawal.4 from Ptnromgbli ond Kiu vogrmd, Ukrainian town# ’ibout U>0 mile* north of Inrv, and «t>okt of hf#VT fl Troiu tha Black 6*. to th . Sea. Pravrfa. organ of Ih* Cosssaiw ni»t party, atworitol tho R«jsto» tlrfrnM harf In Cm ! «»S»h*d to* Herman offtnalt# end Um llgfa^ viet army n n b p n i that la tha long flghllnf J j l ' west and MUtllwaat SOM' lo noo.OOO- Carman* had knocked out In th* ‘ of tho 30th 0 « M U toall II othor dlvialong and t l menta. �,• * « I 1 F R ID A Y , A U G U ST 13, 1911 T I1E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A defendant*. during th* Irgnl li iurr of ralo In front of th** f'ourl llouao «l«>or In Hanford, K#mlnol« County, FI nr 14*. will oftcr for rale and pwII to the hlghrat and |,c<*t l»ltl* dar foe ca*h th« follvalng J** rrrlb rd property situate. lying and brine In th* City of Honford. t.’ounty of HMitlnolc. and Hlala of flo rid a, I»ot J l of Ht. Joaaph'a accord­ ing to llaardelfa f l a t duly rw- “New Order In Asia” If yesterday's announcement of the eight-point w»r aim* of Fresldent Roosevelt and Winston Churchill was the only thing that resulted from their meeting at *ea. it must take its place as the greatest anti-climax to a singu­ larly dramatic conference in the history of the world. It seems almost silly for the United States to be talking of "war aims" or the peace which It will help to establish af­ ter the war is over if it is not actually in the war. And it must be recognised that these "wnr nima ’ are not in any way binding upon either the government of thoJUfllted States or Britain but represent merely the hope­ ful aspiratjona of Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Churchill, nei­ ther-nfnvhom has |hc power to make treaties or bind the governments they represent with reaped to post-war pol­ icies. Neither of them may be ih office when the war is over, and If they were, both of them would huve to <>t>tain the approval of their respective legislation assemblies to any peace formula they might desire. So it must be concluded that “war .alms” were prob­ ably the least, immediately important subject which was ritfscurt&f'iEdanL tha Prince of Wales.in. mid-Atlantic,. *iut lit wqpld .U- interestingi to- know • acaeUy Jwhst. Mr. R o o m . vclt and Mr. Churchill did talk aboat. The presence on Ixnird of the highest ranking army, navy and air force officers W ATCHu V O O R STEPf iV - • . • tl • c A i i t J t N i ) w . k i *k n o ; h . solicitor foe riatatlfV- TO ACQUAINT YOU WITH THE EXCELLENT QUALITY OK OUR BREWS s »-* t t - t rordwij In fhw public recor«fb of* SrnilqoU County, Florid*, containing ISC »rr»i> m«r« or . U.» n atrip of land 11 fM fV wId* along Iho K u t an*l South •Idem r«Mn>ad far roadway. Term* canh. Purcharor to pay for Card. . * ||. II. WATSONSpecial X a ilrii t ’. This Coupon, When Signed By You, And 10 Cents Entitles You To TWO BOTTLES OF * LA TROPICAL ALE or “FLA. 6" BfeER NAME ....................... ......... .................... action with respect both to French possessions and the test situation in the Far East and In general a comprehensive plan for winning the war waa decided. VBKHK r t ) t t TODAY As for the “war aims” themselves, it seems to us they could scarcely be improved upon, provided of course the British and Americans win the war. Of particular significance Is the fget that they avoid the defecta of thr lnat peace settlement which provided no way for policing the world and neglected the econpmlc rights or small iiutions. These “war aims” particularly provide for the fatal disarmament of aggressor nations with the creation of u permanent system of general security and uccei.t to tin raw materials of the world on an equal basis for nil na­ tions. It was the failure of the last pence conference to take into consideration the natural selfishness of indivi­ dual nations ami the resulting trend toward economic selfsufficiency which saw the erection of prohibitive tariff barriers and the stifling of international trarlo leading to post war depression and popular unrest everywhere, ami It was out of this unrest and privation that politlcnl can­ Or armor Irt ‘ Vhn.e constant cers like Naxiam developed and flourished. n,. shape to aoT Having laid the foundatioa for starvation, civil strife, r t ^ r : 1 . ' j n ; ' ' “ "eer Polk County Remembering-tfw Uerrslrv* let, L E G A L . N O T IC E S and revolution, the hut peace conference then failed to Russia cou*ll bold out until h all L ilW y C T D lC S A t l l o i l l i * And Ar&w-jUiJi unstained —be­ fore Qurbel, make any provision for adequately dealing with interna- Gvrmuny ______ would crack up from ______ IN TUII I ISIS'S.IT I OSUT or TIIH And Valley Folge'e stoic aacrl- tional brigapds who defied the law. The League of Nations internal* diaturtl a n c e s RARTOW, Aug. 1.1 N|NTII JLIIItf tl. 4'SUI’I IT. IJ • f le a — s m i i ‘i>m m u c u te r* o r could condemn Japan's invasion of Manchuria, It could in-1 m il)— Juil|f» A. II" well. S ... « rouaa my heart with check and ■nisieotM. s u r u o r r t o i u stitute a potential boycott of Italy for tho F.thiopiuu w a r.1 Th« old d*f»i .1. om* of fo lk rnun ly* pbinrn III. IN «II»N»-*:UV. (oantercheck. tiiwyern, nn.l nun of tlu- ol'l* I u m t iih ii r t ’tJ.iN S, f ja in n ff, it could appeal for non-intervention in Spain, and it could *“*P" *• to t" v. . • . v* attorneys in South l-'l< rida In A t the day’s end, resourceful snd shed bitter tears over the conquest of Austria; but it , *as J. f t XT.I MS. r e i n d i s L |Mtinl o f service, di*'d at his h> me IIAMMI pm iM H o f s a i i M t a t io s £ Ch ,hicir but here Thursday after u prulouguj Toi iia i.ru - it ru u .w v s:___ 1 p la f the tactic* of a new cam- could lock no one in Jail. It could not even arrest. illnesi*. , It is now proposed not onlv-that-those nations which ervamy latf.tr. y o u a i o : p n u u i u ioakt.< itf.tf I*. It'** UUI lll-*l. SKfOS*! lie hegnn p ractice o f law III la Agafrwt the sorrows of the world have violated the peace of the world shall be "disarm ed I folk cuunty in INST, and w.w> >v|i in II'" *»•■'•>'* enllUeif eauee. which dare vrl'OI* Is JwikUi'K. ' "<ih HooSey. but also that the peoceloving nations shall maintain n po-1 Tho Unlvcnl elected cmiirty Juilgu tho , ra'n e Y.VAUCDIT To cotnmandeer you from my side l .teslas Aad valor Is Impounded la the bN w ' If m e more w inter offer* tea for .ware are loat—don’t aad petvtiads, . arg w Ui w h ic h know * th e an sw er h in t w ith a usest s g a in s t Tha children slag U fora the ship . , gssa down, The s ta tu s * c ru m b le over TAMPA FLORIDA BREWING. INC. Houoxiswuinm rothum \ nwe-SKAtetl H mpsmmr j mmroooi . . NIITKH or ' WASTMSC* UUI L en- Niftle* Is hereby a te s a that l. the u n d e r. l*oa>t HD.cl.l U.sl.r la (*hanc.rv, on a s s l h r I h . 1st Say LEESBURG. Aug. 15.—(Spec­ nf H.pientber. A. D. 1*41. p e rsa a e l ial)— Military C«rn, a farmer In a dacr.o of rnraelf>surs | M n i l mayor of Bushnelt now employe*! entered In .th a t certain ceua# HELD FOR KILLING • don’* dead. And ^winter coma* to every camp T* freeie tho teqrs!that only wo­ man shad. ■ .* HOT OtSHWATTK mum d of our an- will kot wip* out tho savings sda tha seed W o V o rg w. may call b u t t h a t A )l t h i s h a s o n N e w Y o rk e n a c te d H it. . ( .* a s s o c la tiq n , w h ic h h i* boon ae­ th o f ir s t /ptiR Y EE. L thing that ce (hca« days tely dTianral- ? i g e i p e d l t l o r t s t * b o t h th * ■a n d G o l f c o a s t s a r e r a r u u t f l a b W *lu r e e a a th e s e n o w sw w tl t o s h u r r ic a n e . CoRlem magaiina state* that [sf th* M i major w a n the world ha* seen In tho past 2,too yean, radhig with 1120, World War N a 1. was tha greataat, considering I*® nuTODtr oi cottnuiM oitoiv" ad. men engaged and i m l m t casualties. No. 1 bid* fair to out- T h a U n ite d S t a t e * N e w s m a g i t l a * r t a j a a t h a t a w a ll-e q n lp p t 5 0 0 ■ n p y i* a t l e a s t a [ s m a n th a , p o »IM y a y e a r , a w a y . A n d Q i e y 'r o n o t g o i n g O PM and O PA C S god w gy an d th a t w ay gnoaoes w o re w ro n g . S t a t e s ia g o in g t o d o 1 R o o s e v e lt h a d b e t t e r 1 lyiUon, N.C.U.sald to havethe largest eatb mantel farth* cuum- it worth while? A U. P. dispatch, ip describing a Jail break, said an officer emp­ tied hi* gun "and wound*-*! botf ----—2-a - on 4K m fro n t saat M . convict* tha front sc a t" In the war in th« V. B. in 1MI-65, both side* simply pen­ ned up their priaonen and kept th a n In IdJeneee. Th* m on thrifty * German* ' have placed cboot thr** million priaonen at aga for' battlsshlps w^en they 1 whfo mon walk the picket llnea. • . ’ *-k to make aacriflcea willingly when Three aeUnc* specialists | one thing And another gue*o this Ih* Unlvcnity of T u n ha* * i> G-E’s Ismoos Flrror^srcr Oven Deep-UUI Thrift Cooke* **4 im bed{ while they seal in the Aaroe • R e m e m b e r h o w rw t! wa* t m nunmei ? Don’t f a c t th a t a g a in th is y e a r. G e t a G en eral E lectric R ange and k u p p o o lt ju i c y g o p d o w o ( M . . Lee as.ihow you s A Jk /e tfa ri these new G-B Ranges. Youll to GENERAL « oiMysiL «i mutfarm had alr«a*ly set up wi f .7 f ; , >;■(•* tJ tOHonretmm soon pah s o vn aa a foreman on a road construetien project, wa« ordered held for negro employe. ^ — 1 rvioker* 4tt». l*sl. • - -* ■ year, norvini; for two team s. Hi, - r r ,« h ; riMiTitiitt unnvuM ) was a nativu o f l^-o c o unty, Al"..' and rnm c to taikelanil in IHHt, t>!iuiish«;t * n > J .,a w s s a T o r1 f"«k IW i h l |iinfi/r4 In JSON he fornieil a law pnrt- otnaceuilva aesmptfke^.il LawwSk ncrshlp w H h -R flo n f a r lln d la itlo a ptibllshwl la Seminole I'uuniy. rlorlda. _____ __ her*. WITNUHS nif ha*"* nn'T s»»l • • Iteforw a im in g to HartoW. lrrlt.iif Mis' t w k l t 't t f l r n al K»nJudge Roswell nerved aoveral Itor-l. 1 rtfirtd*.: ta le - , lm b day ..ot y e a is a s m ayor of L akeland. For „ g n sp O W . 12 y e ars h e ws» chairm an of the Ouiiost. A ..tf. p rlk C ounty Dem ocratic Kxecullv* C om m ittee, a n d lo r m any • >" t : Dertaty Cisrk. year* a f te r th a t -orved a s c*un l o r r i c i A t . s r a i .) — ■ m lttee secretary, lie » u a m em ­ <; ii. k is u h a c k . a n y . b e r o f the ststo cem m lttco at, (iiltm lo, yld. the lim a of bis death. see can’t deny; 8 o a 4 a Ta a « J * a a ’X I • UV*„ * k y j ; NOTE TO DEALER: We will redeem thta. coupon from any licensed dealer for 10c In ca«h. IS. ELEC TRIC Sanford Electric Contracting Co. B h > at Today’s Low Pi ic FORD SU PER ;' *TC D «R DEL. | SEDAN jCV,ryOKD i, FCfRDO>i' stDAN m e a n s o f d o in g i t O tl e n c e h o w a o u n d h la iu i s m a c k in g d o w n t h a J a ] around like .a a e fts a a B Nows-Proas., B r a n d y , Champagne. Wine, Gla. CerdU* etc W# peEvar, Ph— CLOUD SEDAN If FORD DELUXE . TUDOR SEDAN PLYMpUTU , QCLUXE POUPE . CHEVROLET FORDOR SED AN FORD p o r Do b m i T?B5 i5S3 ’ bedI n J �k^ ...v w fy ( .‘" V ’- t . ' v —. .7-* • v m AUGUST 15 1541 And Personal Activities 148 LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor ial Calendar Alathean Class Sews On Red Cross Work The Alathean Clau of the F in t Baptlit Church met at the FRIDAY W -M B ib le Cl*** o f th e Red Croaa Room* In the woman'a it C b a r c h w ill n o t m e e t Club on Oak Avenue yeiterday far Ita regular b u ie e n and so, A n * . 39. eial meeting. g . MONDAY Follow Inf the ehort tniiineu W o m a n 's C lo b w ill h a r t the m w I n f m u io n in u n io n the afternoon waa spdnt b o Q M In th e m o r n i n g In aewing an garm eau for the s p o n s o r s h ip o f I n . C. Red Croaa. Late in the afternoon the hoeteuee, Mr*. B- R. Beck terred p r o g r a m m e e tin g o f th e end Mr*. R. N. Nipper, * ' 0 . o f th e F i n t B e p t l a t refreshment* to th o u p ru ra l. Attending were: Mr*. B. F. •w ill b e h e ld In t h e c h u r c h I w K h C ir c le F le e p r v s e n t- McWhorter, Mr*. F. E . B o ls, Mr*. D. E. Rollins, Mr*. W. C . Lynn. to p ic “ U r g e n t G o s p e l D e. T r a i n e d H e ra ld * " . M r* . W . Mr*. C. D. Forrester, Mr*. W. w ill be In e h a r g o D- Gardiner, Mrs. Beck and Mr*. Nipper. M S S S K arrviow - -Wert m, ‘ i t . w ill ‘ifceet In t h e T . K. m o m a t 3 :0 0 P . M . J r . G . A .'a a n d J r . d u r in g t h e p ro - NEW ARRIVALS C la u o f th e C h u r c h w ill m e e t a t ;b e « M e f M r* . N a n c y B ro c k . v O r a n d tie w A e e n o e , a t 8 » 0 " w ith M r* . P . H . L a m i n g M tm . W e tp e n 'e A u x D la ry o f th e t a n C h u r c h w ill m e e t a t f . T h e P r a y e r B a n d w ill 1 a t 3 :0 0 P . M. TU ESD A Y j Mr. and Mr*. WebbofTaJhpa Is the g o u t of Mr*. T. 3 DUvia her bom* on W u t F in t S tru t. J no. D. Jiakins left yectvrdiy for ileadarsenellle, N. C. for a •hort vacation. Mlsa» Lucille Johnson left laat night for North Carolina where ahe will ipend a week’a vacation. Luther McWhorter, bee re­ turned to Jacksonville after ■pending a few days with hi* rents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mr R*™ Whortar. WEDNESDAY W o rfie n ’s S o c ie ty o f C h r i s t i a n S e r v ic e o f th e M e th o d i s t C h u r c h w Q l s e w f o r t h e H su C r o u In th e W o m a n ’s C l u b b e t l u i l n g a t 9 JO A ..M . Saturday Action y - t f c w h l e ThrilLs ,7 .. Dooblt Proffr<w> eutpramm MM MI WEN jara MAiyP “ d p i ••• Mr. end Mr*. I . C. Kic.-.itcr and daughter, Jolrae, of 8tuart were the overnight guest* 'ait night of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Cunningham. Mr*.'J. A. Strango haa'left for Macon, Ga., to visit-for about 10 days with her son-in-law end daughter, ’ Mr. and Mr*. Fr*d Stone. ’ • London Bridge party ■a t fha racraailon hall on thd* lake front beginning at 8:00 p u „ under tha auspice* of the Bundles- for Britain Club. Tht p^>»ft-la Inrltod to attend. Mlaa Lucy RpumltUt left yeaterday for GklnasvUl* where ah* will v isit-fo r several 'days with her brother and slstsr-ln-Uw, Mr. snd Mrs. Francis E.-RoumllUt, III. Friends of Rraxton Huntley will be Interested to -learn, that he baa accepted.* position will: tho Bethlehem Steel Company in Baltlmoru,* Md., In t h t ' account­ ing departm ent Anderson* Griffith (foacril Mr*. R. G. Burton of Phlla4*lphla, Pa., who la spending some time in Daytona Batch, was th* guest yesterday of Mr*. If. 0 . - Drake and Mra. R. W. Tuin- D lim m tto o ra D ALTMAN’S USED CARS JSa T coX Mra. H. G. Drake snd daughtar, Martina, returned today to’ tbalr horn* In Gastonia, N. C. after spending several weeks with Mra. Draka's parent*. Mr. trnkr. Mr. and Mr*. H. E. Herndon and Robert and Emmett • Hern­ don recently explored th* famous rkst, Endless Caverns at New Market, Va^ whU* on a motor' trip through th* Shenandoah ' Valley of Virginia. Mr*. G. A. Stine left today for Charleston, W. V*., whsr* she will visit with rain Uvea until Brat. I. Mlaa Ann Stin* who has been visiting there for sev­ eral weeks trill return bom* with # Have Mrs. Page Is Honored At Farewell Party H o n o r in g M r*. J . E. Page, t e a c h e r o f th e A la th e a n C la s s o f t h e F i r s t B a p t is t C h u rc h , w h o ta le a v in g w ith h e r h u s b a n d th i s w eek f o r N a s h v ille , T e n n .. to m a k e h e r h o m e , M r*. P c s r l H a n ael) e n t e r t a i n e d a t h e r h o m e o n M a g n o lia A v e n u e w ith a f a r e ­ w e ll p a r ty o n T u e s d a y e v e n i n g . T h e e v e n in g w a a s p e n t I n f o r ­ m a lly w ith a c o m ic fa s h io n s h o w b e in g p u t o n f o r th e e n t e r t a i n ­ m e n t o f th e g u e s t s a n d s e v e r a l r e a d in g * w e re g iv e n by M r*. W . C. L ynn. M r*. P a g * w a s p r e s e n te d w ith a p a i r o f s t e r l i n g s ilv e r r a n d t e a t k k a a* a g i f t f r o m th e d a t a a n d M r*. M a n s e ll g a v e h e r a t r a v e l i n g k it a s a m e m e n to o f t h e p a r ty . S h e a ls o re c e iv e d n u m ­ e ro u s o th e r g ifts fro m her f r ie n d s . R e f r e s h m e n ts c o n s is tin g o f a S w e e t c o u rs e w e r e s e r v e d h v t h e h o s te s s , a s s is te d b y M rs. W . P B ro o k s , J r ., a n d M r*. C. D. F o r - T h e W o m e n '* S o c ie ty o f C h r i s ­ tia n S e rv ic e o f th e M e th o d is t C h u r c h h e ld ita m o n th ly b u s in e s s m e e tin g a t th * c h u r c h on M o n d a y a f te r n o o n , w ith C irc le F o u r In c h a rg e o f th e p ro g ra m , le d b y M r*. B. B. C r u m le y . T h e s u b j e c t o f th * p r o g r a m w a s 'I n v e s t i n g o u r H e r ita g e In I n te r d e n o m in a ­ tio n a l C o -o p e ra tiv e W o rk ." . M n . J o h n C la r k , p r e s id e n t o f th e s o c ie ty , c o n d u c te d th e b u s i ­ n e s s s e s s io n , d is p o s in g o f r o u ­ tin e b u s in e s s . M rs. A . K . S h o e ­ m a k e r s t a t e d t h a t m o th e r s w i s h ­ in g to a tte n d S u n d a y m o rn in g s s r v ie e s m a y h a v e th e ir c h ild r e n e a r e d f o r b y th e y o u n g la d ie s in t h e G ir l’* S o c ie ty b y te le p h o n in g e a r l i e r In th e w e e k th e c h u r c h o f f ic e , n u m b e r 3A S-J. - M e M te rs a t t e n d i n g th e m e e t ­ in g w e re : M r*. W a l te r C la rk , M rs. R. F . C r e n s h a w , Mr*. R . M . M a s o n . M r*. W. P. C h ap m an , M r*. B . B. C r u m le y , M rs. 11. C . M o rg a n ,' M rs. M a b ln B lo u n t, M rs . ro d i* W illia m s , M r* D. C . B a r e l l f t . Mr*. M. F - M o y e. M rs. A . S h o e m a k e r, M ra . W . E . W e ll* . M ra . J o h n C la r k a n d M ra. C a r l W illia m s . Iridge Party Given By MrH. Lemmond RADIO NEWS W DBO Tonight’* I'rocritsg f> 00 H.tM-hall « 6 0f» P !•»r i«Ij4 S ta tf Fiiip yment S frv ic f 6 16 M •* j*r aI a nil Sh*’l*..»i» 0 20 t* V N. * « t» 10 American (*rui«*‘ 7 04) Claudia and David , 30 P rou dly W r H ad 7 ft.S Timor P mvh and tho Nr** „H 00 Spn rta lk« porter H 0& l e t » (!•• ~ Fi*h «*»5T H JO M im ic Itoo-n 8 30 H o lly * .m d IV o m irr* 9 o n p r j i t I I oum - P a r t H ""tleued Frww Fa«f ll*M c h a n g in g th o e n t i r e b o d y a t on** tim e iv v e ry d a n g f m u i T h rro j ahoultl h f a t a ll tim r * to m e p * raon n r I f r v n n * r r p r r * r n t r r i on t h a t l*»w|y w ho Y a i h a d to m e m - j perienc*- in th o a f f a ir * o f th o * C ity a n d its g o v e r n m e n t. C o n se o u e n tly I th in k w o w o u ld lo w e r l th a a ta n .la r d o f o u r C ity if a ll I th e t .> m m iM i,.n rn c o u ld be • w t p t in ,t o f o f f * * a t o n e tim e . I t la tr*ir th a t a ll t h r m rn ib o rA U 30 SymphonHtr* o f th o R n ard o f C o u n ty C o m m it9 Nrwe o f tbs- Wa.rl.l a io n rrv n ro o lo rto d a t on«* tim o , 10 00 K t lw m r Hill b u t th a t m a m o re « t« b lo body 1IV III Hub T r o u t I f t l m *yvtom w on* u * e d in 1 'tty I m if» T o m m y T w t k r r Urcbi’^IrA ffO Y v rn .n m t. th o o f f r r t w o u ld h r 10*30 Sonny Ihir haui O n li r tli s m u rh u t<rvo ” 11 00 I.inton \ W H « . N i u i O lh o r fn r m o r ntom borR o f tho I l 0*1 r. altly |*1IW4 II On »I 1 C ity < •m m iM io n w rro x ouirht 11 30 Hob r#u.l»v <J v 'tr 4 f o r th« -r n p in to n , b u t c o u ld n o t II ft ft Prr< i X» b* r r a . ^.-al o r d e c l in r d to m akw o (( a s ta to n io n t. Tiinuirmw-Y lV»*r .> t l Foundation Garments MArtniiw*' Ho’ffrOifft 7 im Th o GENEVA F m;.. im \ l.l T' lU at t l a «f ig'Tlal '1 • «'k III S lIT lf T 1 Hi 1 M l N i . « l.i'i- iN n*»il *|'i uf Sun.I*v t%ft a * t|, | In || 9 1ft t a l l li Mn». '1 \ \ P r i ’F iitt Mrv I \ T 'i n l v nml r h i b l r r n Virgin, i ah.I John, .f Ft I.mu dertUIr i n hat,- with Mm . ,\. A Moran *\a-r th»* wr«*ki*n«l. Frl«M Is •f w s S w r i t will be g la . 1.1 b u r n b - I improv Ing. Mr •891*1 M r. w (i . k il b e r a n d M r ii ns 1 M r. tt It Mn thiru E NTill M r a n d f j I1iil\ Ami Mis. P. B | u , | v i m t p i»nifi n ^ •Sour ♦♦en nt 1 <* o n u tlfi H e a r O liv . r M .ith u ’UY in li a tw o n i' p k * va -a lin n L a u d r r lull wi t h I h n Admiralty Grateful For “Bundles” Aid M rs Ir a |> M a r tin , c h a i r m a n o f t h e S i-n u n o lc C o u n ty b r a n c h o f th e lliin d lt-i f o r B r ita in o r g a n ­ is a tio n . ha-t r e c e iv e d a r o p y o f a l e t t e r in w h ic h t h e B ritis h A d­ m i r a lty i-.^ ir e s s e i Ita g ra titu d e f o r th e g a r m e n t* a n d o th e r s u p ­ p lie s »• nt to th e r o y a l n a v y . T he w itte r s a y s : “ I a m to s t a t e t h a t m y lo rd s v a lu e h ig h ly t h i s m o i l g e n e r o u s v o lu n t.i y w o rk w h ic h I* b e in g d o n e f a r th e R o y a l N a v y In th # U n ite d S ta te n o f A m e ric a b y th e 'B u n d le s f o r B rita in ' o rg a n is a ­ tion. T h e y a r e p l r a . n l t o h e a r > a » • I It m 11 00 ( ’fliimbiH »; v < « .*11•11r> Jtiiir- via II* 2*9 11 ID 12 «8) 12 (kft |. t r i l l I AI til \ . t %0 S i a m Ok» r ll.'llv wtioti I P N. 1%, M iihic ;i | liiti'fliitlf 12 Ift 12:31) 1 00 1:30 Farm F oiuui Hnioh < r»«'k F lli»’< Huffal.i Pi.-Mint Of M* n hiuI H.’.'ko 2 0 0 O tiria n S trin g -i. GIRDLES and COMBINATIONS C ^ u iirlrlle 2:30 V em Hr.uOky pianist 2 ftft I’rpt* 3:00 •“C'rallinRT Pan-AnteHc*’* 3:30 THA 3 4ari Syinpb«»n» lt*’4 4 0 0 M itin if i»t MfRtlovh bro«»k ft:0 0 N e w t A Sp»«rtA 11 ••ft#0 ft 0ft Tommy rur)|*r O r r U r - tr a ft:30 Klmrr Omtir, nrwt ft:4ft T h e W orM To«U y (TIN MUMS HKPOIIT NEW VttltK, Aug IS F..I lowing piiblicntiou of « report that the War Ui-|i«rtinrnt mighi build an rnibarkalli'li port and supply de|H.t ut Jersey City. S J.. the Army information servin' said Thtii-*l.iv. the ite|i»rtnient had rontpleted preliminary nego­ tiations for the acquisition of land in thiit city ____ READ THE AD$ ONE LOT OF VALUES TO $2.50 ‘ 7Q • One lx)! of $.1.00 Values Now Only $3.98 LADIES UNDERWEAR One Id)! of Values to £2.9! in (iowna, Pajamas, Slips (T* / ip / /IQ TheYOWELLCo. SANFORD, FLORIDA Co»ifJctcCii A IR C O N D IT IO N E D Along W ith tie Newa SA VE 1 0 $ M r*. S . F. L em m ond e n te r« " ,« J1' « , f ‘ * m in e d fo r th e m e m b e r s of her n . , , k _ i , nii b r id g e c lu b a t h e r h o m e o n M e l- " " '" " J h * v' ^ J l , ' i P lo n v lll* A venue la s t e v e n i n g , ’ u r , ’l ‘rr! w V r a e t l e a l l i f c v e r v w eek u s in g s in n ls s w ith w h ic h to d # e . |ie g u ls r W p r a c tlr a U y e v e r y w e e k orate th* Ibing room where tho fr,,m N«w Yotk guests played Th# screeno contest wsa won Mrs. M. L. Tillia and Mrs. T ' Brown received high scorr. Second high was won by Mrs. W t . Woolley. Late jn th* evening th* hostess M r. a n d M r*. Itn y P ip p i n en­ served a salad course to the fol- te r ta in e d w ith * a w tn im tn g lowing: p a rty a t t h e i r h n rn a o n W est . Mrs. J. D. Cordell, Mrs. S. C. F ir s t 8 t r e e t l a s t e v e n i n g In Graham. Mr*. Hobart .Haynes. hi-nor o f M r.i a n d M r*. H a r o ld Mr*. Mabl* Kstridge, Mrs. M. L. H ig h to w e r a n d s o n , H a r o ld , J r ., Ttllia, Mrs. W. T. Woolley and nf llr u n d l d g r , A le ., w h o a r e th e Mks^Tv Baosso.----------------h i.u ie g u e s t s o f M r. s n d M r * r - J ; T . ’dav in tn |i i m . * i |:. .. b \ »rt**ftr« 10 18) Nati n.tl II IiI.iIU « biim|iinn ft ^ .Mr " I Mr* . I n i ’ I. Iktj, y of \ irgin i ur** \mi(mg Mr. nnil II Hi on I l* i n nft I.if.- .*f |(,» j" .r * Sunil:» > f i»r W.ivbingtain, J) when* In i < new I’mployc.l Wotl.l 7.1ft llrtllkf JMt Ufa \ Ilia 4 7 Ift \ iIp ImHp H >v%1« k 8 no LT Ni 8 10 IVotfriim 81ft Mortunir |»iv**t».irM 8 30 Oi l D u 1 l»fb|.. r 9 On OiAnn Or* w 9 0ft < b ila ln n Mirflt»l.iv I'trty in .l M m It F K in g nf *•.» . l i l i v ra itin ir r»’l;i ’ 1 fr it nal^ m (M -nevii ih i- Mivw \ ,.iein.J| > .tib.irouK'b Church Society Has Business Meeting PAGE THREE Ex-City Heads Oppose Changing; Election Method) * * ^ h o 's * e n j o y i n g t h e r n r i y - w i e r c M r*. T a r e , g u e s t o f h o n o r, M rs II. 11. N e w m a n . M r« C. F. R o l ­ lin s , M ra. B r o o k s , Mr*. F o r r e s ­ t e r , Mr*. J . T . N e w b y . M rs F E . B o ll, M r*. L. l.v o n t. M rs Mr Randall Chase and Dick Ver J o d e r C a m e r o n a n d Mr*. W C . A lla n ' L y n n . nay have returned from e b u sA ls o . M r* M a h lr K s t r id g e . liv e s Inesa trip to North Carolina. En M r*. W . W J o h n s , Mr< F r e d j w eek rout* home they visited in Mu H a r r is o n , M rs. R N N ip p e r. M rs Ponte Vedra. A . C . M a d d e n . M rs | | l> S m i th , [ m g li j Mr Mr. and Mrs. D. L Thrashc M r*. E B. T a y l o r . M rs W A f.imil> havs returned from Toccoa, (la., K r a t s e r t o f T a l l a h a s . e e , M rs. II i n C o . w hen Mr*. T h ru b er hts spent R. B eck a n d M rs. I la m e ll C o n g r e g * tio o * l s p o n s o n h lp o f i l l sow f o r th o W o m a n 's C lu b THURSDAY W o m a n .'o f . t h o C h tm h u n d e r th o M A .. J .• '• R r H c o l. w R a d . C r o s s In t h e SANFORD HRKALI1. SANFMRD F C O m n " -c j.d k v -8 . 7 ^ . rt and Mri War* nave returned from a vseation spent la Hot Springs. Ark., and in the Smoky Mountain* in the Carolines. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. lilnghinl Friends of W. S. Brumtev will announce the birth of .1 son on _ to learn t h a t h i u n d e r Toosday, Aug. I t , In tho Ferwent an operation in t h e Fernald-Laugbton Memorial Hospital. hald-Laugbton Memorial lli-a p iIn t h e ’ W o m a n ’* C lu b In th e tal this morning. m o r n i n g b e g in n in g a t 0 :1 0 A . M . ^ P e n o n aU the peat two months. Mr. Thrs»h •r sprat tho past week them. , n * Order of the Eastern S y . will eew for the Red CroM a jid - ;T £ £ ? - .T ? T r' . Mr. and Mr«. Pippin Entertain At Party / - J B ully. M r* . B . E . A ik e n , J r . , a n d M rs . A v a W r i g h t D a v ta o U n t e le a v e to m o r r o w f o r O r l / f l n , H o., w h e r e M r*. D a v ta w tU s p e n d b a r v a c a tio n a n d M r* . A ik e n w ill e o n . tin ts * t o A s W v lU e , N . C . t o Jo in h o t h u s b a n d .. 50 TO SELECT FROM Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Ormsby nnd daughter, Janette, ana *«n, Teeter, era aanoated to arrive fortior Trvak -Sedan Radio..... 575.00 I I P Chevrolet Town ------- 5250)0 IMS Ckevrolet Town fladaa !---------- 44500 t t t l Dodf* Feeder T iiak Sedan 44500 lU i Ckevrolet Soert. SHOW TRUCKS Chevrolet te a w x son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. J. P. Wilson, will have tomorrow for Jacksonville to visit for two weeks before returning o their bom* In H eadhunt, Ga. i r . and Mrs. J. P. Wilson will accompamy them to Jackaonvllla to apend th# weekend. ■ A f te r s w im m in g eaa rn jo y n l in t h r p o o l M r*. P ip p in s e r v e d ail i r - c o u r s e to t h e l i . b u w i n K t .M r. a n d M rs l ! i ( h .t» w e r an.I -•m. H a r o ld , M r. a n I M r* J . J . B illy , M is s F .llr a h e th P ip p in . M iss G la d y s P ip p i n a n d M r. PI p in. 1 P R I C E C U T 10% F O R A U G U S T O N L Y i r ; H . O l l l a a , at their bbmo an Palmetto Avenue, J. NEW “ BLENDED” BLANKETS HORIZONTAL f ECTOR 30% RAYON - 3 0 % COTTON AMAZINO WARMTH, BIAUTY IXTRA IONO —7 2 * 9 0 INCHIS Mr. and M n. I .‘ A. WUson who hnva hood vkUlng wRh fhaht A m agic blen d com bining th * b e a u ty and d u ra b ility of fine wool t t a fra c tio n o f th e c o s t| L uscious colors, w ide r a y o n g a tin b in d in g s. Floral design, tw o -to n e s , solid . c o lo rs S am ples a t your O rd e r Office. CATALOG PRICE. LESS 10% . . . Sal* P rk t $3.98 .40 $3.58 Mrs. Mansi* Kate HaQ / Mlaa Ratty Earl Mias Martha Wright ' Mr*. T. K. ta R h 1V4 cr s*wwa *i --0 0 Mra. Vtetertn Wotaol. —t l u i g t l t k l F aath ar a n d D aw n-Flllad IT1AN A LL W OOL BLA N KETS Rayon Taffota COMFORT AH mw wool* la the** lovely bUakttt woven with • thick Mp u d sukerant UI feel t m it A a extra 19% oM our M nady low catalog price far thl* luxurious p u t! Baa-Hitched cover of non-crack. a*n-a*Ut rayon taffeta. Luatrau* aattd colors a n d tw o-tone c am b in a tlo a s Soft and SEARS, K M ROEBUCK AND 110 E. First S i CO. O R D E R Phone H Sanford, Florida s V iV IM * . t, V + i r t i , ; • * A V**V_- »- •<►->/ « . ■fH i ' ~ v. i.t \ \ ' - -1 ■ - i-s / . : >r. s■___ ■ ' ' '.i & a ik / t i r laJ.nfffcafaaf ., liVi', 'tn V / h a ln A . 0FFICF I .S �I ♦ r t L ;k '■* •- * *S 4 tA l/ lW * r? T t H y P . : -• V / H l r i • •-»**•*MTp 4 i* 4S taming oat |i ' j W •V h i/ ' h S t S U tL ltu T ^ tStlMMiM' M p h M £ b#MI t l f h c O il I M f ■ H U B 1m L LL ULM LLl ..... . :W 95*P S ' • 1 *rj .t • . ‘ { |* It ,rr:-: '*>. a ., l . n . q ,< W » W . « ... •> » JW» «a whl it.h e w o o U T rv K \ « JPIM ^ 4 0 v a ^ ' . —■»*- ' M SV W , �— ■ .;e y r jr j j y <j',\ • Sb<f..viwqTO g.j?M io *white sox d Daytona Bill McKechnie Beach Race Again Signed As iited Aug. 24 Manager For Reds 'MVRil ^ l.- wheels of some 35 automobiles, las th st nanny Intrepid anuthesstem driven gather on • the local sand and macadam oral Aug. 1 1 for tho .second running of the stock car 180-milc n e t this Summer.. 1 The Aug. 24 run will be some­ th in g tikg a conaoiitlon event for four fo m er champions in tha ■vent—Bill Francs, and Smokay H an abd tlay d Stoy of A tia n U who wore foreed out of tho money g and out of tho running In the July race hy motor trouble and , wrecks. Hall and Seay managed ’ to finish in tha money but never had a fair chance at first place, tn d France and Purter ne-per ’ passed the fifth Up of the July J jtv ra t. ao all will bo back for a (hot a t tha cash which goes with flrat place. 8y Clark, tho Miami whirlwind, will bo bock to electrify the cus­ tomers wMi hia spine-tingling, 3 broadside skids; tho 8L Angustine trio of Skimp Hersey. Burk Mi this and Bill Snowden; Joe Littlejohn ami Hugh tonford of Spartanburg, S. C., and soma two Botsn other taring veterans of the road-heaeh running will he on D hand for tha Aug. 24 grid — and there’s a good chance for everyone to coma home In front. C IN C IN N A T I. A u*. 15 - ( S m__O a - w a lk l . 1 1 ^ 1 , I WWW. ewWlwl* w l^^l 4j H O llB forth* in * , mcr, he had oa wSmta. h i. .y m H , W-tHe1 V OkCA60 'VOrna Jfcg FWisAtUF 5C UxJit BBbuMB — th.tt.iWsrtit'd) He know* th# vmlu* of dear.vision fo4 D r I M i l ' f 1/ • O P r O M t r m s i * tv >• 1 C lassified A d v e rtise m e n ts SITUATION WANTED o . V IIEItKDON C1#rk C lrc wl t t'o u rt Coun­ t y , KlurltlA « Hr K ! . H C I l M t ' K D eputy f U r k *onr*3 o r im jc A T io Y r o w T A X IIK KU ( i B f t t r IT4AT Of 1113 n o t ic k is iiK io .n r o iv k n . T knt WM. r ilA N C I S M K ftlW C T H • .►:n h o l d e r o f T « s c m i n f j u No SIS. i M U o i t h o lot f i y o f A t t f u l t A l)w l i l t , h u fll««J t « n i « In i n f u f f l c o o n J how if»A.lp o p p 1t « o t i^ a fur t H I d o n l to b# I l l U t t ) t h o r o . on. (told c o r t l f l r o t * «Kibra<-»« tho f o l l n v l a i d«»«ril»o<i propmrty In t h o C o u n t y o f lU n il n o lo . Ktmto of K l' t rl J a , 14>» w lv H W U o f HKU Sortl.M* SI. T o w n o h l p !* So ut h . l U i i f * St Kn «t . <n A cro o w *t«r Stroot. rx*n thonco^Wwwt a lo pPH t h a S4*uth ll n a o f W a t a r R t r* «t a dlatancm o f ftt.S f t. a n d ru n t h « n r a S o u t h a d l f I m o # 9 f l i a ft. a n d r u n t h * a c a K a at a dlalaiM** o f l f t to p oin t of b egin n in g S tr a at . run tha Saath S t ra a t l i t f t. n u « a >\aJ r u n 4h — na PsnAk a l o n g f h o W r i t Una o t M f r l t d A van no f | . t p ‘ tha pain t j f b eginning. T R A C T da *. k IlKUIVNINO a l tk a N o r i k w «at p o in t u f l o t e r e e c t l o i l mi kf yrf »• A vans* ao d T k ltr Htrvat In thw C 3a n f or d . Florida, T R A C T S. H K U I N N I N U at a p o in t MT f t, \V#at o f tha N arthwgrt P n im of m ta ra cc tio a of lly r t la A v a n u o a n d W a t a r Htr fa t In Head Coach T o m L le b 'i b elief t k a C i t y o f Sa nf w rd . y b u i d m . in Florida m all, for Florida run than*-** W m i a l o n g th a te a r i.-’ Is b e a r i n g f r u K this ,vcai N o r t h li n e o f W a t a r S t ra at a •H v t a n r a o f i t i ft r u n tt ianrn with many o f Ih# out.tun.liaa N u r t li a diotan*'# o f ( I t . ? ft. Florida nigh seho* I football n u ir a « f 1»«a In th o w h t a r * of S t ra a t a n d run tkaaea *(M i olsvets of |9 I 0 bended (or the luika Monrna. run thonca • Ioom t h a N o r t h ll na rU W a ! « r S'a'e university and the itahy K a a t a r l y a l o n g t h a N«*rth Una Atraat n d l « t p n o « af l j | f t w IF o f tha coarrata ro ta ln la g wall Gat> - team. th a p o in t o f t . a g ln n lt ig . l o r a t a l ul«ai«ir ( h o m u l h Una # •* From all parts e f t4i« .tr ie It la h a r a h y o rd a ra d tkgj o f l ^ k o UiMiror, a d atanca TU# lineliniellt tsf ttkO M il ■ nd a « c h o f y o u bo u d the first year mrs are enrolling pr .. ips-rty ^ ^ oiu ....... • f t » i ft mofi* ,,r |» «i , t o a t* r tti^ t a li ! corl*f)« h af or a t h o O r c o l t C o u r t __ p o i n t N or t h wf t h a b#«rlnnlng. for the r u in in g sc h o o l y e a r w ith * u . u r . l s i . In I ho ii a m * of Court lloiMo ot Honford. gomtl a n d run i h a n c o S o u t h a tO|» i si K. t 4X»IIINS«*N I lC .t llS hope, high for another • ’tiuniy. Florida, on tho dlrfl #AT laotUB o f ( I M k ft m*u«* or l*«« I'n lt’M m 14 r ^ r t l f l r a i o <h.»ll t>« fre.h m a n sguaiL •C saptanahor. A. D. IM l, t o t h a point o f t•a||l•|nltlH. to* r-« iv «m od A n ' t i n l l n i to l»». tho •oma N % a Uulo wh. ^bka.1 .*'0 ge-thar w i t h a ll H t t o r a l, ah or n bo lu.led snv ng the ou t.lan d ­ p r o p o r t y d f i c r l b f d t h v r g lu will ho C ou r t. a U l r w i m d ar ra oa g ^ f t s tp a n d r l p a r U t i r l g h t a . laan t h a t ing high .rhiHil player* who have »..U1 t o lh<* l i l f h n t b bl tU r at tho w * . » » b o i . o u t o a m l -p a i l o f . 1 U« a U v * • dmwrrkbrwV ^Tl«a • ,wV» »••• i M r f l A o u r t hnuKo J 4»ur on th o f lr » l M»*nSignified their intrntii ns of at ctlay It I* f u r t h a r o rd a ra d t h a t U t i l Ml tow It pj«rt o f In th o m o n t h o f S« i»( rm ha v# w . . U n : i Ordar ha p u b h a h m l In T h o J o n . tendiflg the state university nre- I M t , w h i c h S a m l a e t l a I t o o l r v m n t . u i n t a r i the l*t Uav »>f ford Harold, a aawopapar |ivk* •l r a « | v f rlg lil of n .»y hy tha Ralph Begue, C r v s QHy. who H f p t o m h o r . I*» 11 lialird In Hanford^ S v u il n u lo CoUh* i Itv o f h a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , »u l m t » i | t h la last d i y o f A u d u at . played in th.* .ta w basketball tv. Fl ori da . » i n # aat*h w * . g t h a S l a t a ({••Nil I ' a p * I t i h i a n t re­ M i l tourney last year and held down f o u r i l l r o u a a i u t l v o wooku.- « '« co rded I II l'fa d Itaank ? 7. o i l the rod position for his school' tN K A le ) W tt n ava my h a n d o aA o f f i c i a l pa g a of II.a I'u M Ir IU . «» r II Kit NOUN - a al o n (h ia ( h a i a d a y o f J t t l r A - * ----; «»r«|a o f S a m 'n o ia C o u n t y . F l o r ­ Ttilly MeCraney and Fd Scuff. (Mcrk C ir c u i t Cotirt Swinitiolv* i \ j u n I* 19(1 ida. ty . Klorhln In-par boys who stood out at I 4P!A id It» K I. HI IIIi|«*K T R A C T 1. th.- tackle positions; the llarlow - a n iiniHO oH ,I ta p ti t y f i n k Uhk ll Nh 'I. N U at Iba N orth, romhinatinn. Bobby h rosier, Clark « f t h d Cl r e f w a a t p«dnt o f Intaraac(Urn o f hallhark. Jimrov Dyer, fullhnrk. n r a . m. M y rila A ia n u a , and F ulton U tra at In t h a C l | y o f Hanford tw tglC W rll and ( harley Field, quarterback. 1^1 T H E CUM I1 I T COI MT o r TUM • n m . A N P w . aaaM cXff^i F l o r i d a , an d r u n t h a n r a Waat ^ I ^ T i l J l 111(141, ( IMIT IIT Junior Horsey. luikelnnil. a Hoiu-iior f u r PiOAtiriI IT ft. r u n t lianna Nu«|ti f l « t h e o r \ tw o r r i o i i o i n Standout at ItslfbaeW; ItrooVer row A k U COM R K E h A I . K ( W i t k T Y Blanton. I’lant City. tackle; Ik (IIA k (K ll% . m k .1.0 Gilbert Wilson, guard; Jay Krn- O l l A N U K s r \ r c m i . i *4 >\tI*ANT, N o l l e * to haraliy g l v a n t h a t th a f ovl o l o w i n g t la ac rlh ad l a n d s , or R . l f R C f i* c o r p o r a t i o n . I'lnlntlffdnek. tackle on the 1939 leant, i h a r a o f aa w i l l by na«'**-Mt) t o p .4y th a a m o u n t d u o fo r t a i R t n -V 8 and Harvey Ccmfurt. star half­ JUHKI'II M l»(i* liarolll aat op po w tla t o tl»a >.ima. f o g a t h a r w i t h COilO Of gUCll AltlU :i* M N| t% KT •ola* mn,| a d v a r t u i n g . w i l l ba - o l d if iuihlU* o i i e t l n q o n MppdajT t k a back of the 1940 team, all r f Mi­ A la . l»^f rn.I,»n t g . C I T A T I O N f ' r r t d a y i*f H ap ta m tm r a l» I-*tl nt th a h o a r o f \% of eto rk , u w f g - g t ami and John Rantora. luimlon T i l K HT AT K n r K l . n l U U A TO: t k a C o t ir t Mou»« ( ' nm, t h a C o u n t y o f S am ln o t a , In city o t M B * J n r t K I ’ll M %It It Cl h iN I • A ,.nd llith . Jacksonville halfback. ford. S U t r of F lorida j \ W i f e . --------- M t l t K f ' O M U Mhoa* — ---------------------------- — I-------“ “ Jm C hrl*tU n nam* la unknown: a l i r . N I t Y H N A N K u lt H . hMtlvIduAl ly an«l a* at t a in s - ) |r* fi, • •d • Ja rt ru il c C N a n f o n l . o r n T I l C O K K M A N KO H P WI I.I.I AM \I-CX- D R « ( l l f T l i d A ARF . o r A W m or m i Mrs. f . W. lankford and A N U K I I l l l ’f II \ N N A N am tiriuMdtln*( i | M | « f ri ur lil A I n 4 m C ol ­ » daughters, Myrvl* and Miriam, o n i s a t i o n ! ■■Ot | i 11 \ 1 .1.1 m || o> i left Saturday afternoon to vidt g u l i l a t i n l c o r p o r a t i o n . All f o r m a t her ;uirents, Mr. an.l Mr*. John • t <M'k h ol. lw r« ,.f Kl or M a |j«rt.| A h o s t ( O l HT FI- AT i m u * 3 l*%(JKg I ( A I Nelson of Andalusia, Ala- an* C n l o i i i i a t I o n C o m p a n y . I.t«| . a II la»to 4 ? a i » W ation ( corpora IIon wbui* nam*-, other relatives in that section at uul«tatai| • ' f t * o f S ^ \ k A N S Of •ra unknown; KDWY.N HANDYf BBU —. SI SI I t | SA l%i kno w Ik * stats. ‘ l l A W KM an d (l R O f l G K A O a U f f T U B Mr ami Mr*. Hubert lloilowW T H U M W I N • • T r u . t r , of K l o r J l f O . D. and « n . Wlllta. visited Mr and Ida la i n d O i*w|.<ntiai t—n ( ' >Ri»,nw. TAX C l t d . a corporation ; JOHN K K le Mr*. Jimmy Holloway and H r t.HV I t o i t l N . o o N a n d w i f e . MKNand Mrs. Sm ith of Lllhta, oval I l I K T T A l: t. K AN O II IIOIIINXtIN. K l I H K T r II. I I K I t N K o N i i u l w lf * . wcvk-oml ______ _ ___ ----------- ir R I lN 'l N i N . . t u n I ' h r l . t l a n l l a m a la u n k n o w n . A ll funuor A roal field at K rakw. V i., at io ’k h n l d r r a o f T h a T r o p li iv l FlhrO rtamloned for 19 year*, has been C i u n p o n v . a it t oa u U a d f o r a l g u m f » I’ll KB DELIVERY-FHONB m a - J : ...... «ra un­ reopened. _____ „ p o r n t l o n w h o a * ok in as k n o w n . CIIKMTKM K K N N I S O N and wf a. Y M toN A K K N N I H o N , A ll f o r m e r r lo c k h u l d s r s o f F l a t c k a r ^ J O 6 W * F I R S T B T R E K t >. . H u l g a r I t a o lt y C o m p a n y , u d ll * a n lv a d F l o r i d * r o r p o r o l b m w h o o o tiAmaa « r * u n k n o w n , und t o a ll »»m v of p o r s o n s an il p o r t U * c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ • r a n TA* n»«w va l u u d rr MtfHKif M. I.F.VY. do* tk a s te e »T*»T O* rao«a«|. W I U . I A H T i t A Y KI tS , d oS t iT li .’K 19 IIK IlK liy ca a a a i l and J n l l N FONTCS. d oT h .t N HAHRKI.G ra.-imad. and l o a o c h a n d a v a r y af I - .r n llr a l. No. « . III*4 halt *, d av laa aa, gr a h lO o o or nte.i u m i In my ofllee aad haa ! o t l i a r t-liil m an la u n d er t h a o h o v o n .iu ir d i| af an« lo nt a or an> o f rtiam i » . . l e a p p l i c a t i o n f, ,r * , .** * f i l l • l i i u t.d i l taar»«n lk»r»*»« rHdlJ c B f t l f l |., i..u If ila ud. a n d t o a l l p a t a o n a , f i i a u . u l i o w l n u il«t* tlJ„ , ma r a » s tfc. fl-l r i i r p o r a t l o n * or partloo whuf# h aving or r l u,„i property In tin• C o u n t y o f n a n i r i ura u n k n o w n • rl da. l o w l l i c l a i m i n g t«i hav«* a n y r i g h t , till# n .iu m .l., g tata ot Kl“ of UK 14 o r I n t r r a a i In or t o t h o p r o p a r t y h a r t l n a f l a r U r a c n p o d w k o a o ra>|. d a n r o a u d d ra e a a* And p rinclngl p f a r w ^ R f f b ua l iH g h *kr% Minkn oTT t F o r h e a l r e s u l t ! a a , o a r t KRIIY . M O B S w h o . h o v o o r r l o l w t o h a v a any I»d was In Ike aaina ef Klhel r i g h t , H i lo o r I n l o r a a t In a n d l o N O N -B O L T IN G GOLDEN P L U M B ar WOOD— Itio f o l l o w i n g d a s e r t b a d p rn p a r t y , K./X)loa. B U F F ’S i a w M v W w m O e r f u l k m ( J o i s t r o t a r y tJnlaag sa Id e o r t l f l c a t o s h a l l be ait o a t a. l y i n g an d k o l n g In th* CHjr o f H a n fo rd , C o u n t y o f Haw■wwiwww Ia c c o r d i n g t o l o w , t h i rodaamad p r u p o r t y d e o r r lb a d t h o r o ln w i l l bs I n o l o an d H la to o f F l o r i d a , t o - w l l : tract 1 h M t o t h a h l g h . . l h l J i i . r a t Ih# ItKOINNINH M n p o in t t i t rogrt h o u a a do ..r o n t h , ( I n i Mo b ft Kaa t of tko NOrlhaoal .Imy In t h a m o n t h a f S . p l a m b a r , p o i n t o f I n t t r a a c t l o n o f Ki m l » | l , w h i c h Ia t h a tat d ay ol A v a n u o a n d F u l t o n R f r o o t In H .p l.m h .r, t i l l t h o C il T o f Ha n fo rd , F lorid a, thla 1.1 day a l Auauat. ru n Ihvnco N orth * dm uneo Ml W. riMIT o f I l f f t . tn t h o i o u t k l l p o o f Aug. 15 — fS ;e c ijsI)— University of Florida V&1 tar rri Altamonte Springs 5PEB ti i { i\ A d o F lglX M ABi UTy THAT IHAS > AW/Afl CAOdHT 1Hi t i e o* o ix M i*U 0* T A » « . -'tv. . * Set F*ruit Fly Hearings f f He’ll Given To Cominlttee WASHINGTON, Aug. 1* — At Louis (Special)— Senator Andrews and NEW YORK, A d* . 1 5 -(A 7 - strung from It, Nova to start itywi-ight II but a deg h at ha )s ting (or _ stadium W0 ' * l J. iM n r r j . r ^ . T T T v .vi e r r - Florida Boys To Bolster Up Gator Gridiron Eleven G A IN E S V IL L E . Tka lata Marquis of Queenhury, wko did kis beat U turn nvrr in W* It* vo when Lou Nova Introdaead Yogi and the cosmic p inch te tho pruo ring, ahoqld positive­ ly leap right out of : hia coffin ‘ ‘ ‘ “■ California • •••••Ft***4 By Jack SdrcB k eU>— Wiliam B. ( I W o n Bill) McKaehnla signed bars Thursday • a manager of tha , 'Cincinnati Rada for tw , a i r a yiar*. Although ' m la ra a war* di» elrsed. It was believed that MeKtchnie would draw • tho .area salary as hia; present contract, *25.000 a y t f t plus *5000 horn# baaad oa hom« fame attendance. McKecfcf le took over tha . Beds In 1038, coming from tho Hoit.-a Brevea, which ho had pla:ad back on a money-making basis after taking than over In 19J0. The wiao Seot turned ru t pennant winning team* a t Olw clnnafl in 1 »S* and 19d0 and gained a world’a ehaanpIgnaSS when hia team trimmed the tfc♦roll Tiger* last Tear. Having been both a player and manager In major aad minor league baseball since 1007. Mr. Kechnle la considered one <f the shrewdest managers In the game Bet Idea the Reds and Braves, he has managed the Pittaburgh 1*1 rates and R t Louis Cardinals Hia major league playing days ended In 1020 with the P i r a t e s Deacon Blit had one of his strongest ba.rball experience, whllo with the Cardinal*, lie guided them to a champion.hip In 1028 and before the next season opened was relies ril of hia oost and shunted to Urehesjrr of the International league. McKechnie Just passed hia sixty-fourth birthday last weak, Aug. 7, but rarrlea hit age well and It very agile afield. The Clnelnnatl manager's home ia In Wilkinburg, Pa., but since • he Reda have hern training a* Plant field In Tamne, he alsrayx flnda time during the off. aaaaoit •o make several tr|es (here b y fore tha Spring trailing aeaaon starts. Qnlto a fete members c t the' Cincinnati team make their homes In tho Winter time on tho West C onst-of Florida. • Igataasiaa THE BANTORD HERALD. BANFORq, *yLOKUIA Y o g , bc- |:BWBtadat>4’'daetit«(l waa ale punch last winter, f rwaaled* • that -during t weeks In tha Mains IS perfected a whole a e r i e s a far Louis. Reading from right, hia stack In trade Congressman I’eteraon, of Floy Ida, who have trmn following Mediterranean fruit fly claims clueely, announced Thurolay that printed qi pie. if the hearings before tho special lolnt r-mmltr tortoa tee of Congre.s held inn Florida last December are juait off press and have been d e l i v e r e d ittes ok to tho Senato committee claims Thursday. Tha hearing coven 703 pages. sorb them , dirln’t bolher ing Iawi • hit. • -Iiif Joe atarta to slug. It rig h t back a t him , ho “I g u a ra n te e I won’t tak e leard ito o . Mavbo luouLa U rru p I U glv* boasted. a bscltpunchaa tinnier th a n 'I do, but l wiink l any time, because ha can’t pos­ sibly taka the punlahmant I t m r **,v *■* The records reveal that the last fellow who tried trading with Louis woke up aaveral mmu'ee later wondering what made the roof fall in all at once. WINES - GINS LEGAL NOTICES___ BILL’S PACKAGE STORE SEED BED TltoE IS> HERE! s 8 s « » i£ 3 f Fbr Celery Beds: and dampoff chinch bug edit nhHv hfciUkhlwvDlaiitA At m CAMPBELL’S SECUi FEED & SEED STj 1. Tha shock punch, a straight blow. Kramlin, In 2. The pull punch, a •‘rounded" Citadel. wallop, apparently a form of kook, 5. Tho bullot punch, a sharp C tT MOtMB QUICK! H tK g straight punch which he expects COMBS THAT P iS T d to toss at Joe with considerable success. "These are variations of tha eoemlc punch,’* Nova said aa 1m poaod for photographer* In a urm before heading log hia trala- ,, SECURITY FEEDS AND POULTRYAl BEST/MMK Lovely Key Harris FOBD Deluxe Convtrtibla COOK, MAID a r nurag. WUlle M aeO atasa, 1008 Molly Are. S e u » o < S group teale- CARPENTER nooda paint* repair or 1 Smith, llo a Saaf MAID, COOK Wlleo*. 1006 C EI.K R Y A V E . V « a J J I O T T U N f i CO. V T By PAUL hO! h elp wanted IM S IS ONLY A CWTBOfKC or n s a s su re ,(J DNI06DSY C A p c n TWOTHOUSANDMEN- )UTWO/wre ' AWOUCAND gome ICC BACH o r ntSXY COW m aonakle. Bruce Mathews, 1 block off Gsaova on Orange. CO LO RED BROOD sew 210 ian sdeIC sAh & fRtC& frSPA AasAh flO N O U T W O tilis NKLNMl T O K W f HCI2CON BOARD V t INC MAKS P O Z T / r - r V M M T P IfN - t • J k . W . " j O * U se- STOVES, BTC. rS B S B S K t s VlCKPOCkEt1 O ffH A* s & rJ ~T �1 * ..................... ; %' FWBAT, XCCTJ8T m -si IV 1 n t l n d (dseorstk d« darfn* > tow i Im slld s Is A s •> I’m •nd mln*(wt«p«i RDWFES W h *trn5l»Wiii. fl}sfc ifctv rsa, Js thsaciof beater a man In whit© is ; . . .. ' v _ are intent upon the X-ray on the Bcreep. th e X-ray Whoat it .he warid have to w * I ijfroMnga. an avoid wasted eftart ^ouwe before jtou act chair and look Uhrongh • H r - . — • t • p e t The adverse- — i Tfi in d p 'w E p fi| • i *V ' aU * ' * �rc* * * t a . . . J ._ . : SUMMER TRAIN to WASIIIQTOI •itIEV YORK SO X - c ia l)— Wiliam B. (Deacon BUI) McKechnie signed her* Thursday as manager o f thr Cincinnati a r tn c io e a . M Reds for two mere y e a n . Although no terms were dis PurtTkULSco ■ t* elrjed , it waa believed that McW 1H 6 f t Kcchnle would draw .t h e ' same CHICAGO w atfl* salary as h ie, present contract. 125,000 a year plus f 5000 bonus SM ffXMTUe 5C based oa home game attendance. UkJfT BBouW t r M cKcekfic took over tke Reds ia wk in 1938, coming from Ike Hnst-m Braves, which he had placed c r A » t tbjp \l bsck on a money-making bask M aH Tirfidd V after taking tham over In 1J30. ■TblAriP Him ) The wise Scot turned rut pennant whining- teaMe- jk->-GL*F ~ rfnnafl hr 19.7 tr and 1840 and gabled • ' 'w orM V ehampimrsfrlp when Ma team trimmed the De­ troit p e e r s last vear. Having been both a player and manager In major and minor league baseball since 1907. Mr. Kerhnie it considered onr i f thr shrewdest tnanagrrs in thr game Besides thr Reds and Braves, hr haa managed the Pittsburgh Pi rates and RL Louts Cardinal* Jlis major league playing days ended in 1920 with the Pirates Deacon Bill had one of his strongest hu-rhall experiences whjle with the Cardinal'. He guided them to a championship in 1928 and before the n e st season opened was relieved o f hU oost and shunted to iV Chester of the International league. McKechnie just passed his sixty-fourth birthday Iasi week. Aug. 7. hut carries his age well and is very agile afield. at The Cincinnati manager's home i T sJiW F a i r . • is in Wilkinhurr. Pa., but since • he Reds hnve hern train in* at Plant field in Tamna, ho always finds time during the o ff season tW S e t '•> make several trios thsr* hew fore the Spring training season H e ’l l atnrts. Quito a few members c f the Cincinnati team make their L o u is homes in the Winter time on the West Coast of Florida. NkW YORK. Aug. 15—(A9 — Th# late Msrquis of Queenbury, who did hie beat I , turn over in bis grave when L ei Nova intro­ duced Yogi and the cosmic punrh to th* prise ring, should positive­ ly leap right out of his coffin when h# hears tb*. California husky’s l i c i t . > • Looking big and strong from six weeks o f roughing It, Nova m reached town today to start serloue^wokk for bis heavy weight ; H O M E fo rth * ra m . shympipnahlp bid, and - e l l but (loored t b f experts with a de­ bo tailed description of w hat he I* getting ready at a ° greeting for Jot Louis In the Yahke* stadium IP, .".a j ‘ , fellow whp Jritd Yoga be- eg At - Gallic* StilHt Hails : •Mill** I JO ps I «NttiRU Sl|li4 . - tner, ho had «*- Rmine hit oyto. Ho, DID need gltooooJ •Mpad »NraiQlio* them . 8m art U d l Ho knoort tho voltt* of dear ,vision fot ***•#*••11740 Ml **•***•• 4*13 pv Cm. N*Mfw E^fMMNfNe. Mell m i Cmtk AHm I m I at Y ni Strike Low Coach Faroe All Sn Ii Matt h laianrad la Advonca IN* litre Chert*) Csewlf local A.CL Tkist A ft* D r. • COAST LINE - B y Jack SorcG M O P T O M E T R IS T • C lassified Adviertisem ents SITUATION WANTED the* e l Florida Boys To Bolster Up Gator Gridiron Eleven ('In k i> P IIK ItST "'* C l f ' u M l ‘» u r l H»nnn«*l« l y . r It*f i l l 4 Hv K 1. l i r i l P I t ' K P « ru iy t K it ai• - t«*a m. Iron nil pnrt« of -trl» Ow f»r»l jr«-jkr m«-n ar^ rnrolimfr fot lhi- ruining tchotil yp.ir with hop* * high for uiiotli«*r top fr« «hmnii <«f|i)a«l. If*. ImltMl am-ng th«* • ill itnl inif IorIi •rhotil plnyfr* \\li.» liavr •Igmfic.l th«*ir int«*nti* n« .*f at Ntftw univyrulfy %rr( ‘Ilf. vvh'» pl.t\cil in th** •*t.»l«• lif»,*l • ihall tom in y lni»t yi*nr ,uwl Hold «|owii the* end position f«»r Hi-* lm«d -- n .lU M rC rn iiry nnd K»l Ado CieUMOr A B lU ty THAT MA3 ALWAYS CAD8MT IRfl CYb o r Dixes Altamonte Springs Mrs. C daughters, W. Iankford and M yrvi« and M iriam , 1«-ft -sturdily afternoon •» ' ' ' ll her parents, Mr snd Mrs John Nrl.cn of Andalusia. Ala and other relatives in that section of F r u i t F ly H e a r i n g s the «t*te Mr and Mrs Hubert Holloway G iv e n T o C o m f n i t t e e and son. Willi*. v '* 'fd Mr, WASHINGTON. Aug. 16 — M i. Jimmy Holloway und Hr. and Mrs Smith of l ilhia. ovsr (Sp ecial)— Senator Amlrcwa snd a n k *ml _ <!ongressman Peterson, of Klorida, who have h ’,*n follow ing \ aunt fit’M ni K r « k i *6*. V i . Mediterranean fruit fly claim s IRn<l**ti**il for It* yvMTF. hua tv e ii. closely, announced t’hni day that __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t printed c< pies i f the hearings before ibe spcri.il ioin* r-*"in'itl e g a l n o t ic e s le e of Congress held in Florid* last Decern Ik-r are just o ff the press and have been delivered som rw n r s r r i n x tio v to the Scnal" rnmmittee at s e n t a x nnw*» ik a e .e e ii» » r o r i**a claim s Thursday. Th* hesriflg M iT li'K 19 H F 'IF I.Y UVKN covers 709 pages. ______ l l A l i l l K . l . l . h.»l*U r o f T » J sorb them, didn't bother IjirrupIng Imi a hit. ■ "If Joe starts to slug, I H gtv* it right back at him," he iioaxted. "I guarantee 1 won’t take n livck* ward step. Muvbe lo u u puiu-he* harder than I do, I>ut 1 'hink . have • greater ahlljly .to take it *snit lhrt wlllhtjr to trail# with him any time, because he can’t posaibly take the punishment I ear./’ • The reeorda reveal that t h e Inst fellow who tried trading w i t h Louis woke up several mino’es later wondering what made t h e roof fall in all at once. ............ ... 4 1.. N<» IT. ! •» «♦ *• **'• *, h „ f »»*'(..b*« r A I* !'•fit .. I I.HII# In m»F "(Hern a»<l »*•• n - .i l a ,t|.|.U«'4ll«*t‘ f “ * *• ‘•‘J ' 1 *,, |,«f |» « u a t l Ihara**!* Sa l« | r » T l l f 1 C..IV a m b r i r M «h # f u l l . . w i n g **••* r . 0 . e d o r e p e r t y III I I I . I ' o u n l y »» k , s i unite, M lsta e t K l" 't* a . l o - w l l . . K H o r S i c *4 "» »►•}* " l iw u M vcllon I I . T *»w nahlp ! • L r|V m«n|« ID nr/p «rtf k A<rM ,h# u n t ! * r Ih** ••**1 c # r l l f l * ' R l « was w k ttdlea.tnjVt*rie44"-tu»t*t*d r t. _ lagkjr*! W M In Ikw M U I I Of k l h « l winter, a cosmic punch last K. IMJR. ( 7 n l* 6 « U M r a r 1 l f | p 4 l o a h » l l t o tisly ' revealed- • that rfurinjf r « |i* m » 4 irr'.rtl'iiB l«» ! • * • . It* bis last weeks In tho Milne p r o p e r l y ((••*'**,, r ‘l t h v v p l n w i l l b* woods he perfected a whole series • o l d t o I t * h l g h r a l Wl.lilar a t l h » of socks for Louis. Reading from r o u r l houaoc«l..**r o n » h « f ** «l M on* .Hbf In Iho" m**olh o f Hapl**nibor. Isft to right, his stock H trade 1941, w h i c h •• t h a lat UaF o f Inal odea: H vpiR m hor. I 9H 1. The shock punch, s straight | ) A ( r d t h l * l « l tl.»F o f A u g u i L klow. Russian, means Kremlin, 2. The pull punch, ■ "rounded" Citadel. wallop, apparently a form of book, TMSN COUNT 3. Th* bullst punch, a sharp f f i r 5 0 /A /g QUICK! H i A t MR OUT. HI'S straight punch .which he expects A FMCKAM COMMA THAT P B ST J to toss at Joe with considerable . OP GLOOM , success. 'These are variations o f Ul* BUT 1ACKCO cosmic punch,” Nova said aa he I D TO JO N posgl to r photographer* In ■ US / orm before heading fog his train­ ing base a t Pomplon Lake*, J., ever the week-end. v —»— — ' . a ^ ^ ^ c h '••* T i l %t T J. M K i l I N M N * ; 4 i a !•••* nt T H 4 ( T 4. m .t ll N K I N * ) at it»« N o r t h *• • •* p u l n l .i f l u l t i M U k i f i a f Itxftl* Am im i* aimI \T W iff '»u*at n i h a 1 ’f t y oC S a n f o r d . K 'l.rida, ran ib io ca * N 4iU * ) • ’• • • ! ) » • WaRt l l o a **f h l p r o * A »fhui a alieiajar*'. n f l i t . * It. 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Ma* Gable*, 1008 Molly A re of Lour IsamL who showed me ICE FRESH cow for tal* oi CARPENTER need* frad e T. E. Wllsea, 1308 W. paint* repair or I 3rd 8 t Smith, 1108 San f • lb* K nultl l ln * «*< W ih r * ' ! * * ! II : ft t* i f y r l l * A v#tma luI mn I r#*rah l b * V\ o a | U n a n f M f r t U 4 vs-i.tia * i 6 f | th a paint i f Isa If l u l l i n g >’« «ft lu-p.ir lM»y4 wrh*» -*t **d out at t)». tn kli* poaitUin^. th** ItnrhiVR rondnnnt ion, B«d»l»y krnTirr. hail Imrk, JlinlUV Dyer, fullhark and I'harlev Field, uuorterhnck. Junior llo r'e y . In k e la n d . a stan dout nt ll.lfba>'kf llrw V er III.ii..n . P lan t City. tinkle it W ilson, g u a rd ; lav K m di nk tackle on the I ' 19 • • “ n». an-l H arvey C mfwit. slu r half hark of the 1940 team , all • I Mi­ ami slid John S antoro, lan d n li H.fh, Joekaunvillu halfback. rfj Mit SPPC llR ra y( .*•* M and • 4« Kaal x m o : o r %rr«.ir%now FOR t %1 IlKED <la p ltr N «>T ifr. ih W a t t f U l r f f i rain lb»n<*a W « l ali>HC I h * F«»UH| l i n a o f \ V * l a r H lraal | 41*1 ar*. m o f I I i f l . • ltd rill* l l i ' l i i * ' L .' i lh 8 *114* l>«.|'tl <• \ INF.SVII.LE, Aug. IS — T h « i W M . n i A N - M M K I t l W R T f l <S|. ill I’pierrtity of Florida .K i t b«>Mrr u f T a x k ' M l l f k A i * N«» Hid.i Ct»4ch Tom Letcb’d belief .Ml laeitirwl l b * l a t d « y o f A u R U I t ' l t s j • « m » lii uiF Flo ruin 1 A• • f f llr)a, Iatnl ill. Ibi ea*i fiiiai m«tH for •n ►lorida U a i p ' • t ' >n tea1i* io brgrinj fruit t ii* V.vai fs.r • i n t1»"l t*w i e a . i t . | i h a r a . with many of thr out-* t .in*ling <»n Haiti r a f l i M c a l * r a i b t i- * • Hi* n b e .l p i !••■»»* in H n .1 high «chi. 1 fi*«ithg4i f-s||>«*aIflR t h # I ' n u n h o f !*#Miln .let. X l j l « » f o l r . i* o f I U I 0 h c m l t ' t l l«»i th« K lt .r l.l A , i . . . » h < a1. i!ni\"r«ity ami th«* Uaby h \v «4 ..r •** j? AMhrtvit Maw OTEBO «■»»» m m .. ......... • 5 i 5 p« - —»U» 6 (a .' RIDETHENEWLUXURY DIESEL-POWERED # " ■ < 0" — T f r r a r f H W i * * l . f u r t h a t • JCaat mkmt ------ 1U * W H IT E Daytfma Bill McKechnie l-Beach Race Again Signed As S tk d n fe d Aug. 24 Manager For Reds 'MVRil Hoa g , CINCINNATI, Aug. 18 - ( S p e ­ DAYTONA BEACH, Aug. 16 llevchli (SPEC! JIL— Dayton* fam ous road-beach courae will re­ wound ence syaiq to the straining hum of l^«b speed motor* end k* beaten' Into dust by the .pinning wheels of some 33 automobiles. J e , t h .t many Intrepid snutheX,'am drivers gather on the local rand and macadam ova) Aug. 21 for the second running of the stock car 180-milc r»ce thi. Bummer. ' The Aug. 2 1 run will be snmeJ thing like • conmlrtiuq event for fo m former champion* In the ■went—Bill France and Smokey Purser o f Daytona Beach, Boy Hall and L loyd Seay of Atlanta— who w ere forced out of. the-money a ind out of the running In the J ^ July race hy mo*or trouble end wrecks. Hall and Seay managed to flnlih In the money bat never had a fair chance at first place, In d France and Purcer ne-fvr passed the fifth l*p of the July ✓ .event, so sll will be back for a‘ shot at the cash which goes with first place. Sy Clark, the Miami whirlwind, will be back to electrify the cus­ tomers wi*h his »pine-tingling, 3 broadside skids; the St. Augus­ tine trio of Skimp llersey. Burk M ithls ami Bill Snowden; Joe Littlejohn and Hugh lonford of Rpartanhurg, S. C., and some two doten other Inrlng veterans of the roadd-rsch running will he on -T hand for the Aug. 24 grid — and there's a good chance for everyone to come home In front. PADE trti THE 8ANF0RD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA F R ID A Y ,. A U G U S T 15,. I N I P MJl ' g. 1 _ .1 _ -l J .Ll-m i J ' * » l.W i *• ir/f—n Cr«.k M s £ 5 . % THk n Vo u o b n Ha v e rig,. I elec. watgr heater H R HI * wood h earten . H airy ’or W y a h n , . . Green'* F uel Caa Sanrice Arrow. Fro** Poet 0 ( 0 * 44 X B ATLANTIC AMD |U.WWTH»HAOf»C lootT poCnd P i c k p o c k e t t h r o u g fiylRAI* 8t .*>T or • V. * * •• \ •- ' •' . i V a i i i . �k I • • ♦ * %- \ % iT T G tT W Doubling Of Beaverbrook Seeks Supplies In States a n t fia a p e e founder*. WH1Uto n , pro*W ont|. W alter P. C ru tch WASHINGTON, Aug. U f o ld , T ort Mauds. rice- p resident; T h e B rltU h m in ister of Km Limas K. K elly, Dads C ite , (Ay— •opyly. Lord Boow r t r oot, who eae re ta r y ; and Je a n n ette M ark-' flow h a re a f t e r a tte n d in g the m om entous Eooeeyelt-ChurthU I h l(h m i conference, M id T hsre- fo r m m m aterials la a ll non­ functional p a rt* w as decided u p ­ on a t a ( M f t t m y T h n U i y 'o f rep resen ts theta o f th e aator In­ d u stry s a d defer** official*. No' definite action will be ta- brakes, a i d , e th e r < rlt“ ‘ WISE Advsrti* t! ? •* * Aluminum Plant Will Be Geared With TVA WASHINGTON, Ana. 16 — UFh- The hugw hydro-electric generating facilities af tha AlumIn am Ceapaay af Amarica eei tha Littla Tanneaaaa River was to bo Integratod with Ota Tanpaiaoa Valley Authority crate m under eontraet signed barn Thurs­ day. W TV A announcad at the same time plana to build a ISO,000,006 hydro-dam on Iba Fontana alta In North Carolina aa aeon as funda ran be got. Inefficiency Cited ;ln Camp Buildings WASHINGTON. Aug. 16 Harry Askew Heads Growers Committee 75 Persons Shot, For Croat Revolt a fta d In tha LAKELAND^- Vagy . J V ^-A/Pl tdred million couatfuction fa re th a l a tha d e p artZAGREB, Aug. 16 —<AV- dale, vice chairman, aa tha growrrp lio d th a t Beventy-flv* peracna wero aho* art administrative ccmmltteo wa* to lack of to death In Crratla Thuraday, ,•*•*» Thuraday for the TO of them because of a mutiny In • concentration camp at Travnlk In Bosnia. Ung committee Two CommunlaU were rsecutinquiring Into ad at Sarajevo for distributing effort lines last communistic leaflet* and three other* In Eaaagg for spreading Communlit propaganda. / *. » ■ ' ■■ '■ ■■ ‘ A 1041-4S cltruk season. Atkew auecaada A. V, fourman, Claarwatar. aa chairman of tha committee which warka with a *blppara advisory committee In handling tha federal vrytt Florida citrus. » •• / Baum an, twlea chairman who declined to run again, wn* elect •d secretary. Frank Seymour of Lakeland wag re-elected manager —»■-'* ww-^ ew at th‘1 a ___ “ ‘“ « *__• . . aalary, ttOO a month. Harman Btaaiai Lakeland,’ w u renamed auditor. " _ -_ . _ T1 , HEADS GROUP BATH. MAINE, Aug._ lh ^ f/P ) —Oscar _car 8. n. Maxwell, aiaaweii, of oi Orient, u.wi.1, U ^__________________ re-elected Thuraday ' M ^praaldent of the 'Main^-Florlda Aaao________ ____ _ whoaa ____ membership elation, membenhlp InMolly Ann 'dudes Maine resident* who winrn. win h a.ter In Florida and Floridian* who tsIulstorUn, summer In Main*. About 200 Jf||M U l 8 V IC® 1 das* to b# parson* atUndad. I f . C|A_ I n „ . 1 « U l Named Monday with a blrod transfusion prob­ able, tha emperor eant him * baakat of fruit—a etrong Indi­ cation th at hope la held for hi* recovery. * Had tha gift boon Imperial wine, tha traditional Implication would have bean that death was Pensacola Walkout la Termed Strike rr.BilALVLA. A uy, PE N SA C O L A . A * . J* IS -— d f» - T h a nav«l a ir a tflle n * . public relations office T h u ra d a y a*Id j . DEEPSLEEP A Mnaational value for a low jwfctl Coll apriaebaae and back alvam real comfort. Back dropa down to make a .'ipadoua ted. frounda of (i*cn, blui or multerry. ag*Inal tha g o a a « W in t." \\ Tha carpenter*. - sh atrtek na and common l a b m n who atayod off tha jab Wednesday and Thursday danted, however, that •hay ware slriklng. A spokesman far tha building and conatruftlan trades council, an A. P. L. affPlato, Mid tha man wars tost taking a brief holiday and had “gons fishing." Skilled workman For Either of These Superb Values M to A B O 1 m __ ; . ~kri^*e l £ 'I N T �•Unford la T ig Only C cntnl Florida City Affording Rail, UlgftWh. And Water Trans porta tlm NEW SUAUKK SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16. 1941 Member Associated Ureas NUMBER 297 Aviation Gas O u tp u t Will Be Increased SKETCH OF PROPOSED SEMINOLE COUNTY HOSPITAL Situation Is Called . “Cheerful” By Lon9 don Authority, But Reports Are Vague Jap Minister Shot Japanese Attack • On Siberia Seen Long War Seen Necessary For -rChecking Nazis f Hi 1 LUO V ' i mg' Refining Capacity Of High Octane Fuel Ui Be , Doubled, Industry Proposes Need Of Planes Cited By Ickea D . E «\ l u HZ Adequate Supply ilg ('ailed Determining Factor In Conflict * Gayda Says War May Continue 10 Years; Declaration Is Hit Shanghai Sources De­ clare That Assault • . May Be Made Soon ougmtoci -.o s i* n b w c a s t l e -o n . t t n r E n g l a n d . a h . i a —( a p ) t flI —C*»«. H. D. K. N irfM M , * « secretory, teaUeae4 the ■ritkh today a (a b u t npecHog an early victory aa mat­ ter what laaaaa Urn Grnaaaa kara suffered an the Raaataa front. Thar* ara a# alfaa of Ito * w dmwtag to a quick and ad it today aa “*a oatraca Hero ie a front (IteiU o n sketch. pn-pari*i| by Architect El­ against common aanaa." ton J. Moughton, of the proposed Seminole County lloapital, whirli Ooahhata addad. “Bqldosa haa history aaan tack a atawould hero a capacity of about 40 tied*. Freeholders In the coun­ ptd, anfmagiastlv* doenmrot . aa tka two My fuaa of *orU ptatacracy framed." Be re­ iterated tka Oanaaa aaawar A mlnleUr without portfolio that If Britain and tka Unit­ •* the Japanese government and ed State* w aat Garamay to W rtfded aa a friend of the Unit­ (Ira a® her arau, tkay will ed Btstee, Baron Klichtro Hlrsnkara to come and ( a t tkam. uma, f l . waa ihot to the neck h r nn apeaeatg a t hU Ohcikubo . ROME, Any. Id —<AV- VlrNetdraca. His condiUon was not ginlo Ooyda, aatkorttativa F av Srrvice station manager* ex ray, lighting * •erious.and ha v u ablo to pur- elat editorial writer, eslllag the ptrxxed puiilem ent today 'a t th« ana his attacker, who v u arM action In rotted by n guard a t tka gate. current conflict a “world war,” laie-it order to curtail conxumpwm* -described lix i of gasoline by cutting tho ■aid today ft would continue “ 10 anmunt of gitolin e to rotoileri n* • compsrayeara or longer" if tha United • >' lit per cent and wondered Btotea and Britain raally malobow they would pa*, the rallontslned their proposal to destroy inr tin to tleir customer*. Nail power. Manager* of a number of ataTha assertion waa mads bi a tien< on |'ark Avrnue, in the criticism o f 't h e sight-point dadowntown lection, wer* inter­ claratlan of President RoosevsH viewed thia morning by a Herald and Prim i Minister Churchill And Oak Shortly After Noon ts a ra s i Lehman, prominent ssL ? tj* % sr& & Both London and Washington Mrs. H. J. Interpreted thia Rooeevelt-Chsrehfll proposal for a long to rn aid Sanford clubwoman and wlfa of program to tho Barista aa Indi­ the manager of the SanfordF ar­ cating confidence that the Red mers Market was Injured today A m y ; however bettered, wee for In an automobile collision a t Thir­ **Beth*2to>>R!toaUn end German teenth Street and Oak Avenue, co mmunique on the course 1of Chief of PbUfip Ray Williams s e lf fighting were In the vaguest The accident occurred shortly a l­ te r 12:00 o’clock soon. lfoecow reported “fierce fight­ Mrs. Lehman received a cut ing' on all fronts during tha on her head and was token to Ike Ternald-jLanghton Memorial n ig h t” Adolf Hitler’s headquarter* Hospital In an ambqliBoa. 8he declared opera tie na "continue sue- wee placed under ebeervettom observation caaefully according to plan on the there and It could net be learned Immediately in whet condition entire eastern m a t ” Word from high Japanese, she was In. I t was not believed, German and neutral quartern hi however, that she waa seriously Shanghai was that Japan is get­ hurt. ting reedy for the peeejlHUtv ef Bob Cole, 'driver of the other la to the next two o f three weeks BUM, pert of Stettin * n ft.-h e a v ily bombed hy Raritan aircraft o t - Exnorta And Imports Highest Since 1929 Walter Oliver Diet At HJ Welter O ther. % M W ato Gki . . ----- -. . thalr historic aen-eoOfarsnea last CUM llltM rtg i Wtr MpPM*" defense” et the I “against the Na*l i asserted the United Britain were “eoeptfl vide you the very t reporter ami made tho following • txtrmento: Jlcnry Carroll. Standard O il , acroa* from tho C -rxt IISBh —“ I Jon t know Juat how I'll work It. When I run out of tho gna l gurus CII juat have to tin** up. To tt* question of the effect of the early closing ho answered, "It ia a pretty good thing, though It hasn't cut down on tho sale of gasoline at thia station. It Just makes the work­ ing hours starter." An attendant at the -Seminole l ir e Shop had no comment to make as no instructions have boon received by the atatlon and it v u not known Juat how the rationing will be worked. Hubert Smith, American Oil station, I’ark Avrnue and Com­ ty will go to the poll- Tin «ilay to vote approval or a -pecial art whirl) woii!il uithorixe the Seminole Cn •Ion to rail a second rli-rtinn at a later date to appri of additional bond- fur constructing the hospital mercial Street—'W e'll ju«t have to allow each cudonirr an much gasoline, (tight now wr iion't know how we'll do it but we will do the same as all other stations. No. the closing at 7:00 o'clock at night has not cut down on the sale of gasoline *' \V. It. Kllerbv, (iulf Station, l*ark Avrnue and Sreond Street — "Having the quota oil July buslnrsa and rutting 10 |wr cent from that will make it lard on sta ­ tions as that is our slowest months. However, we will be able to choose our customers and cut down un those whose credit Is aha. ky. The rut will be hard in the winter with tourists coming ■lawn. A man on a trip will be afraid that he can't get gas along the road. Earlv closing has not sloed the sale o f gasoline though It la s hrlped this station by rutting electric bills and working hours.” V. C. Rinehart, Atlantic sta ­ tion, Park Avenue and Third 8trvet—“They picked tha worst month for ua to measure the gas rationing. It will be hard busi­ ness to ration customers » it would Invotva looking up salrs it'eallaes* a s Page Three! Photostat Unit Installed At Court House O ther boy* who took pert to •he m eet were Taylor Brown, W. L. Hlera, J r ^ B * o Oradlck, of title county Vtaart Quartarman and Duane capital and 'f R m q n e w . , , ■ every free- Labor Condllatpr Reaches Pensacola Tnrk.-rrnnavtvanta, I f r r J m v T i Delaware, Maryland. Vlnrinta, W est Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia, the Dis­ trict o f Columbia, and a portion of Florida. “Whistlin' Willie" Williams, nationally known negro rntrrtalner from Sanford, haa arrivi-d at the Florida State Exhibit at Atlantia City, N. J., it waa leim cd today from an Item in “Forward Florida," publication of Florida National Elhibito. Inc. Tha Item la as follows: IWhlaUIng Willie Williams, from Benford, Florida, haa Joined the entertainers of the Florbla State Exhibit, where ho haa been a featured attraction since the Century of Progroea In Chicago in The action waa taken, tho an­ nouncement said, aa an smerganrv mtaanre to bring eonaumptlrn of gasoline In thia area Into line with transport facilities. These facilities have been reduced by transfer of petroleum-csrrylng ship* from tho coastwlaa service to the British. _ The action waa proclaimed bv l.eon Henderson, head of the Of­ fice of Price Administration and Civilian Supolv, at the request'of Secretary of Interior Ickea, who la defense petroleum coordinator. 1933. “At Atlantic City Willla will entertain In the Florida Bunahlne Theater on the Steel Pier and In broadcasts advertising Florida. **•* •PPeerel on na­ tional broadcasts with many nota­ ble*. Including Mrs. Franklin D. T*"*?4 * • & « . • television broadcast. When he appeared on ibe-R *)0' Bowes program the ReJor salted WUlie whet be wantod moat. Willie said a bath• » rtr *f apato. Ha re•ofted three bathtub, and H7 from radio ifftenara.* Landon Calls Meeting At Sea “Misleading” n lu n s to i t , r e f in in g CMiMi.itv fo r lO O -octane avia­ tio n g a s o lin e , th e r e b y to or®v e n t a s h o r ta g e for th e fightiiur plantM o f Russia and H rita in a n d th e expanding Am erican air forces.. "The availability of adequate -upplie* of oil amt gasoline will determine the conflict now reg■nir atiroail." Ickr* assorted. A -weeping gasoline rationing -y-teni for tho oast, which means a rut of about 20 percent In the Machine Wi l l S a v e Time And Increase Record Ac c u r a c y ‘Whistling Willie’ Lee, Trawick, Mero Highest In Is Attraction At Legion Sons Shoot Atlantic City Fair Harry Lee, Jr., Nolley Trawick and U»bo Mvro won lop hnnora in tha shoot held a t the Semi­ nole Gun Club range'on the lake front yesterday for the Hon* of the Legion, but the othrr five boys who look pert In tho contest made scores ranging close to the leaders. Three aeparate event* were held, expert class, tyro elaaa one and tyro elaaa two. The report rleaa, won by Harry Lfe, Jr., consisted of shooting both from a prone poeltlon and a standing position, while the other two events were both prone position. Targets of the meet were sent to the Open .Road for Roy* m*gisine to be Judged In the na­ tional contest now underway un­ der tho sponsorship of tha maga­ zine. The local m art wa* spon­ sored by the Legion Post and the flemlnola Gun Club. Medals are to he awarded to the winners of each of the three events end those hoy* Judged as having thq-highest score* msv have their medals by calling a t the Sanford Furniture Comnany. National contest award* will be given out after the eontret close* Aug. to . They cemsist of ilg tar­ get rifle*, 10 cop*, late aeto of WASHINGTON. Aug. 18 — Petmleum Coordina­ to r IrkiM a n n o u n c e d today th o oil in d u s tr y is drafting Negro Ia Drowned Jumping Into Lake^ Robert Lee Robinson, negro about t3 veer* old, waa drowned last night when he apparently Jumped Into Lake Monroe a t the Roy Will lama said today. The negro had boon up b efert the Municipal Court a short time ago. and probably became frightened when he saw tha squad te r. Chief Williams explained. The drowning took place aUag Shore Boulevard a t the The Rotary Club will hold Lake foot e f Cypreaa Avynee. Polka IU regular meeting Monday et saw the negro running toward IStlB o'clock a t tho Valdes Ho­ the take, end when they arrived te l City News Brief? . John W .. BtnntU of ^Benford U rtv -a k has completed hie Initial period n u .n l f r a , o i of service a t the reception cen­ BNVOY COMBS BOMB ter a t Camp Blandlng and will be assigned to the Meridian Air VHKBACOLA, Aag. i% Base, Meridian, Miss., and will — a A. Goldsmith, commission­ uteOetoged effort to mislead iha be assigned to (U tica eompteer e f eencBletiea for the United American Poepie aa to the purpeeo e f tk k meeting.” Presence ef neral end mllltory high .aommende .tortM d of .tha LOCAL WEA' 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 15, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 15, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 15, 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/440ed41a158d4bb1f3a559b163f8ccf5.pdf b1319aed66228661e58b2e2f51af8c76 PDF Text Text Pool (start Rig* Of Hurst Tourney wen In a golf poos, a 74 year old edfer aad Bobby Jonea eomWnU to ft* hion a tig-money golf toomoment which ita tponeor deelared last night will giro tpoetatore- their blggtot break is year*. It etartod two yoan age whoa Henry A. Hunt, Philadelphia Zmta dealer, won 9S000 on Jimmy Dcmtrr* In a golf pool at the Augusta Maeten T•ornament Back home, L. A. Diamond, 14t Hunt'* fellow member at Torleedaio Country Club, told Hunt BSSj I.'S h. hS McKay Troluek end Jerry n il, JaeksonTjuat enough boys to play each a t the 11m poeltlau* are espectod among the esperieneod men. Including Andrew H asty.O ren Adaf», Lambert, Palmcr, Bill Flemming, Jack Herr­ in*, Taylor Brows and Junior it Joe Davit, Letty Altman and Dub Bppe In tb« tockflold and pttabed Harold Mad­ den, Ed Daniel*. J*«k Morriton ■ml Temmy Smith eut of tho ltn« but despite tho*# Io w e Cotch MeLucdo la baneful of turning out a "fairly gcxvimam thl* year." Of no kelp la tho schedule, on* of the toughest any Fed I n n ha* ever faced, the coach declared. Starting with the opener with EustU ' there UiTt a slngl* brether until tho teuton It ever *e oath of the opponent* art 18000. Tho club needed a foam gn ike Amdhmkw U keep out treepateers and atop «Iiced boll*. H unt Mid bo had a better Idas to rate# tho 115,000 for tho 14,000 foot fcnc*—a tournament with 17600 priao money, a low admission for ipectatora and a granditand for tree* whom lego rW a out o u t on o n tho (Ka 72-hole 7 2 .Kola artfu l I B Ihoao men return who are II*ted a* proepecte and * few rood boy* coma up front junior high be brkt ffept. 10-20-21 at Torre*, dale with tho nation'*. v -i*|r g # * fetir* entered. Bobby Jonee helped H u n t tor* n l Henry Picard, Sammy Snead, Craig Wood and n boat of other lop ranking proa, aa well as dah iy/ji to I m p t ir r T w p r r nLOwcn - --->- >U e.* ■cjkh jvc Loeoo ^ hope* to make a good Tho ecbodule I* •• ollow*: Bepl- M Eua<l* There O ct,.I Lake City Here O c t.|t Daytona There w r*^ T 1- *.Tt * ?Deh ^ *n eee N Nov. 14 BL Augustine . Hot- Jd .How Syrmna Nov. t l Utoburg Hero Hero There Here There « * W>UM. Aug. 15—<AVThe creek, dominating Hawaiian ^PROM I. •f“al »*»PPwl up IU ,1 third National A. -A. li. tana tl- J tie SanAt* a* two of lu all-etar I rqualtOoUhllihui a pair of now American record*. i M75.00 p fta p h.& C hevrolet Chevrolet T«mn k r - .M loo Dodge Ponlor i Sedan 449.00 Chevrolet gj>or( l ....... 295.00 Chevrolet «Ab IV, ft thru-.... 29500 Ford M Vr-'ton -Ford 60 V, Jen ■ r— lo-ioo • s s a .'3 ‘i s a * « UMHO i f A R yflM eK * ti» 6 0B Breadon Says St* Loojs Fans Are Legion To Loyal To Cardin^lBaseball Team Lakeland Play A gainst Augusta Bf w n m ie v u im J ' i j b | Ja tho day1* final event Joe* Salmon* churned up tho suburb­ ia* Maplewood pool'll turfaco for a victory In the 100-motar Indi­ vidual nlay in 1:58.9, one ami ewo-tenth *oeond fatter than Adolph Kiefer's 1540 mark. goldfish everytlme hie team 1* playing In town. 7 Mr. Breadon not only believes the S t Louie fane are gold-platrd when It comet to loytldr; -he Hate figure* to prove hla -point' Minimum aw af flrrt and tee- aad when you've got figures on and-gear lacr*a*e* gaaoilno mUe- F W you cmi?t la*#,' unless (hnr'r* pafnctlc figure*.'' Anyway, here'* w hat Mr.-Bran* don ha* to **y: 1 '•I had contu« figure* compiled for all major league clubs. .In f i n . 2 * 2 2 2 * * / compiling these figure* I', took Urn major league cities aad the population within a rmdtu* o f . 10® mllea. S t Lou la had a M M 000 population within thl* radhu. Th* city cloaett to u* In popula­ tion wni Cincinnati, aad wHUn H ® c o u l d n 't c o n c a n ttE tf o n w o rk or f 1 ^ ^ -h U oyor j^ jin f d him . O u r ex• m ln k tlo n re v e a le d y tllo ij d efects. C orr e r t l v f |U » i e i gave c lta r e r s ig h t, W.kt.f'”*k llf the sem e PiHIna f nplnntli SUMTER B. C,, Aug. 15-UP) —Lakeland and Augusta. Oo., were drawn last night aa cont**tant* today In the opening of tho regional elimination* - of the American Legion junior betebill tournament. Tho game I* booked for 4:30 P. M , (EOT). rirmingham, Ale., and Spar­ tanburg. 8 . wlU play Thureday afternoon and tho lotera of the first two games will meet that Wight. Sag 1 know t5 h ft tat It'* a n lea day. Isn't daaaa’t ratnT • Yeu ju st d a rebuttal far that S E E D B E D T IM E I S H E R E ! when thee* fact* arc takm con*Id*ration that S t Louis, with two major leaatw dut aupport, are probaMy the", loyal In the major league clr "Tho New York area, will (0-mll* ruliui. fcas aver Id ooo pcnpic to tay nothin* oi other cities. On Mond 5. la Brooklyn, we play ooo I on Tuesday, Jun* and on Friday, July I t, 20,000. In our k m thr In a t Louie, with the ' ' “Jbw * playtd to j u t a 11.000 per gams. Whan Into eon*ld«r»tlon th a t' 60-mlle radius, aa eon a"* 1A A w .ll. w J U . P r o d u c ts F o r (fc le ry B e d s : R o o t K n o t A d(^ d a m p o f f c h i n c h b u g c o n t r o l ! M h k e s fin e r , h e a lth ie r p la n ts a t m u c h le s s c o s t Fan td n reanMa laa aur P E R R Y -M O R 8 H .. TALL STRICKLAND MOTORS, INC. ' FORD FORD SUPER DEL. |l TUDOR SEDAN FORD DELUXE STATION WAGON RED PLYINQ I FORDOR SEDAN CLOUD SEDAN FORD DELUXE TUDOR SEDAN I PLYMOUTH DELUXE COUPE( 8S « A T U V FORD DELUXE PPRDOR SEDAN IQ Q I9 f nt v M FORDOR SEDAN ................. o v o "i ••••. I -♦FORD ......... FORDOR SEDAN . .3 4 7 PACKARD FORDOR SEDAN M Q Q *190 FORD. : ’ TUDOR SEDAN - MERCURY FORDOR SEDAN I S iftQ tV ld f ♦ PLYMOUTH 0LD8M0B1LK SEDAN lA d iQ a O O — Prices Like These 60 O T H E R C A R S O F AT LOW E S T P R IC ,»*; • vW • » fit v Vs’ ULAR ZAM PBELVS SECU R IT Y — - T K L K W N * 1XS I-WW. TUAN«Mli<aArtB/ -- CHEVROLET FORDOR SEDAN ! 8 W f ® - ° K - pi S W . “ u ; o23c HUPPUW HgL»WAtr«D STINEMACHINE&S w lU l U ( M t* giro you oamplot K M K o risM tal Bjoctec ▼amt PAUL J. 8TINB had OBOBGI eihibition n u rit put up (2000 . additional money for the practice maolono. And. H u n t my*. « Scotchman a t the club ha* offered fttO . for anyone who shoota a bole-ln-ono during tho tournament. Jty n eit year, H u n t ha* even bigger plane. Ha hopes to hoist the prtxe kitty to | 12,000—one of the highest levels In golf. I M 10t08j In the 500-meter race, .■having off right-Unth* of a *ee• odd from the • .U ndtrd Ralph .Flanagan, of-Miami, tot In IMS. MUHhMTtwa. ••ft mi May B* Creek amateur*. „ Jonet cancelled an H a w a i i a n S w im T e a m 8w eeps A . A. U . M eet TO B S L E C f! P frfc rtta M AKES �------- ■»'» ^ ra n a F ■T'—TZZ 1 V.*M& 0 m <7 P n h m Man Fnrit AM VegetahUe Than Any. SlatOnr A m (a Florida • # m tfo r & fe r a ld ___________________ A N IN D E P E N D E N T N K W S l'A P E K v volpm i m n E sta b lish e d I n 1908 Russians Declare Of­ fensive Of Reich Is Being- Smashed: Smolensk Deserted Senator And His Fiancee Position Of Red • Army Still Grave Evacuation Of Soviet ,Troops By Sea Is • Still P o s s i b i l i t y »• t o ' Hi M r v rn is R u aatan s sa id tod ay i G erm an o ffe n ilv e t r u be* ' sm a sh e d W hile t h e G« p n ian a sa id O dessa, R u u l a r B lack S a a p o r t, h a d been encChcled b y A x k fo rces. T h e R ed A rm y officially acknow ledged ab andonm ent o f S m olensk o n th e c e n tra l f r o n t la s t n ig h t an d G erm an report* indicated the boar of dia­ meter waa drawing l i e n foi Haitian* In the Wentern Ukrmlno •The Rom lane eald they bad abandoned SmaUatk, «A0 mile* wort of Moscow, a few day* ago. Tbo O eraaaa bad claimed cap­ l i n of tide main dafesao peat *a tbo road t o t t e Enation eapb» mbWnly. .d ■ltd- n k * secretly * . m m^aa^'south i f lb*- Ukraine It*) of Elwv. . Qstman troop* wot* id a d an d fag Berlin still _W _ •olvane^n* zsi,***!«£"• "* c o l^ u n fa ^ o f^ ^ ^ " •*i~ ton fa r t t e sartor or • teg a chaw 35 . a m to* s a t' a n te * ' - ***oad r a m msntton *f an r. office en d in ' waa tbo offlMid po»lvary Oar hM Bo­ ot* wkkh dh* determined. Sen. Robert Reynolda (left), 6T, of North Carolina and' Evulyn W tjih U cL ein , (right), 20, whose mother ownt the fam ous Hopo Diamond, wlU be marrlod toon after (ten. Reynold* return* from a scheduled, trip to Iceland. The chairman of the senate military affairs committee has been wsd four times previously. Williams, Wolfe eers '"'((eport fife Get Best Scores Flood Conditions At Pistol Shot Andrews Reveals Re­ Highest M ark Is 99 sults Of Meeting In Slow Fire .And Of Official Group 290, Match Score Immsdiata steps to get an Mrly report on tho St. Johns River and Klaslmmsa valley ba­ sins daring tho prssent flood stag* will bo taken by the Board of Army Engineer*. Unit* *d Stata* ' Senator Chari** O. Andrew* Informed Tbo Sanford Herald from Washington today. Tho board mot Monday, Sena­ tor Andrews told, and dec Id*.I to larw tlgat* Uts conditions an j mak* an “ Immediate" report. Senator Andrew* enclosed n copy of n Matter from MaJ. 0«n. J. L .Schley, chief of engineer* *f the U. S. A m y. In which ho said that “you may b* assured that fuli consideration will be *lv*n to tb* desires of the local ' ‘■ The totter from MaJ. Gen. Schley I* a s IfoDgW ir- "Honorahte Chart** 0. Andrew*, “United State B t e a f a L B te f il |3 “ W ashington. D. C. a ^ ' Army Dear Senator, Goes •'Mf “IrAugust am in racelpt of your letter 4. 1041. with which Indossd *«v*n telegram* On from sfvle organ In lion* and citl* *«*» *f Sanford, Flsrbl*. and vt lever •taltv, raqUMtlng your aseletanci t m nW hi obtaining flood eontrul nroj•eta for tb* watershed* of the Klsrinila**\and St. .John*. Riwrs, Florida. „ - Jaspar Wolf* and Roy Williams were tha high men at th* regu­ lar weekly shoot of tha Semin­ ole Gun Club a t lta Lakafront range yesterday afternoon. Ned Smith, secretary, reported today. m b r r h .w f i r r . r i srtisM r ......H M em ber A ssociated P re ss Dispute Ends" London Hails In ^Propeller U.S. Support or *( ‘ and ««> m ay b* n p a g t r to -c u rta il gai N U M B E R 295 Church- , . Here’s Text Of Announcement On Roosevelt, ill Announce Aims ix Of W ar Following: ’-•? Meeting Of .Churchill, Roosevelt Meet On High Sea i .y - 5 *> W AHIIINCTOl^, *\ug I t —tS|»erm l)— Thu te x t of the a n ­ nouncem ent on tin- hi. img ••( IVt'Htlent Rouse w i t anil I'runti .MmiRtcr W inston i.liu n h ill ««f tirent ItrP am foib'WR: The I i s f * ii i ..t Hi. t ’nitr.l S tates and the prim e m inister, Mr ('hurchill, n pi* . ulu»g Ins m ajesty's governm ent in the l Tn»ted Kingilom. have o . t u| *es. they liuvt* In *-ii it. oupanie.l hv official* of th eir tw o governn-t ncs, in. lulling the high ..inking officers of their m ilitary , naval inti air s» i v u • » 1 he u h .d e problem of the supply of m unitions of war. n« f»?>i\it|sd i»v tin I • • • I .ltd Act, for the arm ed force* of tIi* t lilted St ties amt f o th to e countries actively e n f a f e d in resistHv A««sMlnf*t| r**te u t.g uggresob u hits te e n fu rth e r exam ined. -J -In . , . „ CALDW El.L, N. Au*. 14<r- . I i 'S IIO N , . Aug. I I . ,M Roosevelt and ('hurchill. . . laud Itemeil.r t tin* u’in*«t«i of supply o f th a Hriti«h (A7— S triking A. F. L. m aehln• f ..I •piorters here said today | r ,V| I in llie-e conference*. Its if g o in g to pm at ista voted unanim ously today to th.il ill*. Ilnited S ta te s now h a s t •,,•,! |„ W a-tiu gt.oi > .It tii* i fu rth er detail* with ap p ro p ria te of after n secret meeting sen. joined jit n declaration go back to work a t C u rlliu fK'ImIs <f Ike t'tille d ■‘I.it. t governm ent T hen- conferences wdl at • •• » I »n llu* la«k o f lh»* rrW rlght’a propeller plant, e n c a g ­ of general war aims today pi..t.ls-ui* of tlie Stiviet I'nion. ed on a hundred million d ollars « • liu siio n «if p o d w i r Kurtipt* so cover the -IM>|.lv a determina­ I tb. prim e m inister have hail aeverat con which voiced Tin* r»rsitl«in w orth of defense order*. U» I 'I ^tl|l|M»rl 4»r till* Kl|44IAM frrt'n i fR. I Ii4»v i»;t\ o i,i, i s| the il.inger* to world civilnuition tion to achieve "the final de­ Dispute *a* certified to the r .1. imiijm* on r v r r y frotil. »• •( nnlit.il) «!• m inalion t»y ctin«|ue»l upon struction of the Na 2 i tyran­ a n ».n»c f • •*•»» i»> Defense M ejiatioo Uoani last I 'till- II set MTVfH llUll *a;»nl Ihf w hit'h lb«* It it l« in v iii Kent of tsernum y anil o ther irovernm ents night. l>» • I. mlrr-a, KiHiiarvrll *n«1 gtswsH-lutril llliM'itWK ll III). tv. .’ini .irked, an.l have made c le a r the step* ny." A W ar D epartm ent ralculatlon « I • • I til nIso prol iilily i g r m l mi A White House announce­ .pertively lik in g for their sa fety te a bi. h Ihrir i tllllil •• • ihoweil yesterday th a t HO utrike* i |.»»*!-*• m om rnt w hin th** tha fato »»f lliiM * .tunic is ment embodying the joint were holding u p production of I • n .uni Anii'ncAn ifovrrn Thv> liavi* n g iit.l ii|*uii tin* full..wing joint ilrrta ra tk o n : declaration said the two leader*, A rm y eouipm ent as of Tuesday, \%**ii1*1 iliscaril panoivr rrA jt m l 1 levI.Mall.»u of lb«* I'rv M iU n t of tha U n ite d Stata* of with their ranking of military a situation which prom pted o f­ • ' in • fm ht t i <hi n g m n st Jn|>«n A u ie r u a nn.t the ,»> inn* im nixlvr, M r ('h u rrh ill, rvpra»#nting bi* ficials to express * grave concern" \ r• • •>isling of A ttle e 's iiwrrH n iajv sly ** g * \« r n n is n i in in« lln itr.l Kingtl<<m, b vin f m at tofathar, chieftains, examined the problem over the increase in work stoptin- lkiH.**4»Vrlt ( hurchill liin't let m it right lo iii.ikv \ 11mvn certain com m on p rin c ip lti la tha n t- of the supply of ammunition* PM M. Hu*. I.t I ititr about five m inutes. titiii.il |9«*lit it % o f (heir n-'pet liv r vountne* on which th ay ba«a their of war for Ih# countries engaged Since early June, they aald. h ,i * l i••inleast to N orth Aim'rK’a in refilling aggression. That* bti|»«*s for a b» 11• r futu.e for the xborltl. the num ber of men made idle by ur.'iti.t •• .10 A. M. Kitst, (h e ir t u itliits seek n»» .«rgran«liiement, te rrito ria l »'» e -V*rrd the supply problem* *f ■trikes in industries holding A rm y \ 11 !••• *4 announcem ent will Russia. orders hsd s v rra g rd about 1 1,000 ' •Is .it a ilh m atters of th e high iith it Roosevelt and Churchill de­ Serntut, l ti*-v di -ir.' to sre no te rrito ria l changes th at do uol daily, whereas the Tuesday fig ­ e-t iin|**rlinen to llrtta in anti clared their ballet that after de­ ure was 23,100. Some of the walk- o th i x nut m nst" it w as sta te d in accoid willi the fr.-rly expresss'd wishes of Ih* peonloa concerned. struction of Nasi tyranny th# T hird, thi-j' 1 e.,p* >t tile rig h t of all pn>ples lo choose the term but*, they added, had •rrioualy liiv-fi • iiu ite rs , earlie r to«!ay. f g o v riiim rn t under winch they will live, and they w ish to see disarmament of th* aggressor na­ affected t i e o u tp u t of plane*, \ . u -|sn|M-rM, in p rom inent page sovereign r'g h ts and .e lf governm ent restored to tho** who h a v s ’ tions Is essential pending tha eatanks, m achine tool* and rhem hyti left* l oll, tins, ralleil upon ill the tabllshment of a wider and perbeen loicildy ih'priv.sl of them . equipm ent. ISntirl people to tune in on "the F- lit to. they will einlruvor, with due respect fo r tbeir exist manenl system of general secur­ log o ih h ’ from A ttle e tixlay. ing ohhgatiuns, to fu rth e r the enjoym ent hy all states, great el ity. M.th in.lit ntionn he will speiV sm all, t u t o r or vaio|iit.hed, of s tre s s , on equal term s, to th* Iradi Point* on which th# two ft r not murv than nb«>ut eight ml to tile ruo in .ileru ls of the world which ar* needed for th rli ar* agreed to baa* thalr minutes. for a better future war*, economic prosperity. Im portant! Listen a t 3:00 I*. their countries saak no torrltorFifth, they desire l.i bring about the fullest co llaboration be­ Decause have M tiMlay'*' said hemllinca. nv t*T or other aggrandisement! tw een all n a tio n , in the economic field w ith thaobject o f aacurbeen picke.1 up w ithout li.-enirs. The h a ity . Herald Raid •drence second.'they desire to ee# no torD r. C. W. B aker, veterin arian , will *.ji*s ii IAt itiit M bhr prohihitetl but in g , - fig all, im proved labor standards, ecnncmle advancem ent and ritortal change# not In M tonl bo on hand a t tho City Halt to ­ “ it ran t<rt Rtati-tl the R|>*Mch will social security. with th# freely expressed with* Sixth, a lt e r the final destruction of th* Natl tyranny, they ts *f th# m orrow and S atu rd ay b rtw e rn ii* . 11 w ith m atters of om fonnd proplo eoneamadt hope to see established a peace which will affo rd to all natioga third, they respect the right : tha hour* of 10:00 A. M. ami importance 1«> tlio >»ar e ffo rt." th e rn 's n s of dw elling in cafety within their own k w e h H " , and 12:00 o'clock lfooh to vnfclnoli' *11 .^aopJa* to *.*T. th;*. tony w h n h will a ffo id assurance th a t afi the men In all tb4 lands may of government under wtiu.-* -th*T the anim al* live out their llvcv in freedom from fe a r a n d want. Licenses win ai*» b e i £», P r e p a r e d T o live, and wish to sea sov*r*lrt* Seventh, such a pence should rnahl* all man to tra v e rse th* rights and self government re­ tho same tim e, II. N. ■ high saa. and uceans w ithout hindrance. clerk, eald. Tho license fee •.»V stored to those forcibly dsprlved E ighth, they believe th a t all of the nationa of th e w orld, for 6t them: fourth, they will en­ care of tho cost o f vaccine' •••i re.ili-tic *s well ax sp iritual reasons, m ust cum* to th e a b an d o n ­ Meanwhile, C hief Hoy Wd deavor with due respect for ag­ W ASH INGTON . A ug. I t — Hams said th a t o ver r>0 dog i.l (41— T he llm ti.l S tu tra l« |»r. m ent uf th e use of force. Since no fu tu re peace ran be m aintained isting obligation*, to further th* ready had been picked up In p a rr,| to ta k r appriiprinti* s r tN i if land, sea, o r air a nnarat'iit* continue to be employed by nations enjoyment by all, victor or van­ the Police D epartm ent and or. if it Iv shown th at E rnnco-lirrntati w hich th rea te n , nr may th re a te n , aggression outside of th eir fro n ­ quished of arerss on equal term* being held In the City puund eollahorntion will give tirrin a m tiers, they believe, pending the establishm ent of a w ider and p e r­ to the trade and raw material* O w ners who wish to recov. r in-n- acres* to K renrh A frioan rolon m an e n t system of general security, th a t th» disarm am en t of xuch of the world. iets m ay do so by pnving lb. tes, a u th o rita tiv e source* Fifth. Improved labor stansaid n a tio n s Is e ssen tisl. They will likewise aid and encourage all uther practicable m easure* which will lighten fur peace-loving peoples dards, economic advancement and Icenee fee and having them v.ic last night. th e crushing bunion uf arm am ents. einated. social security for all; sixth, U W hat th a t action w ould lie »«« pcare assuring safety and tran­ (S igned) F ran k lin I). R oosevelt not ru v e aln l hut th e re i» widequility; seventh, freedom of th* (S igned) W inston B. C hurchill spread belief " p re le c tlv a " orcu sets to all; eighth, abandonment potion of M artinhim '. FrenchI by all nationa of the use of fore* owned C arilih ran island, would Plan For Better j Future Disclosed In Rebuilding New Jersey Factory Observers Say le a d ­ Is Engaged Upon e r s Probably S e t $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 In Moment For Action Defense Contracts A g a i n s t Japanese Problem Of Supplying Munitions To Rus­ sia Is D i s c u s s e d •j j J Vaccination Of DogR Continues This Week *- V Act On Colonies f Young Workman Is Overcome By Heat be firs t on the a g en d a. M artinique is |Q0(> m iles front m i 'w ith a^etmufard^" American O '* '1** McWater. about ’I Miami. terget, and Mr. WillUma turned I *^d° D ispatches from O ttaw n W ed­ In a 290 out of a poieibl* 300 l» SSetor^ r t f l l i ’ h e r. thl. nesday h in te d C anada m ight he tte m .U t fire. Both* shot ^ | ^ o " ^ « e " h . had b -'n ' ■> p reparing parallel a ctio n w ith re ­ to French-ow ned S t. I'lerrj' Scorea In th . riow fir* matrime. fim t W 8htr c .t', i',.,:> gard arid M iquelon Island* In tho A t­ with .both standard Americ*n and r° " r n * . r lantic. T h e C anadian nuvy and ^ llc * -L - targets, were as fbl* worker for’ tho County. Mr nlrforco a re p a tro llin g w aters N A tfp o r n t i r HeW rter we* cutting a dit.-h around th e Islands nnd tho cab ? * * “ W o„ . SC0R'5 * ben h a got dlsty end had the m et m et tn debate th e m atter. A YonsH* * *n e« mP*. a fellow workman soul , vC'jjL “ . F *? He wa* brought Into town and a i u .” 22 after treatment wae restins n-m Seminole D raftees C a rl' SodeUtlom S <” * * * Go To Fort Bragg f . M. Tapeeott Darty Is Appointed Howard william* Seminole County tlraf. Jim Allen by Highway Patrolman teasSeven have completed their Initial W. H. Knoser period of service at tho recep­ Jack Fhrnt G. 0 . Darty, 24, a native of tion center at Camp Blandlng Aldan Derthlck Lab* Walts, baa been named th.* and will lie transferred to Fort Match acorn wsre: n*w highway patrolm an in t(i* Bragg, N. C., It wa* .announced Nt 5 T R M district aad has arrived to tnk< today. R. Williams 97 I I 94 290 up hla duties. U r replaces W il­ The men are :.' J. Wolf# 91 97 9 t 247 liam Brook*r, who waa trans­ William A. Brown and En­ J. Allenby 92 97 94 293 ferred to Dartona Beach. gine Harris, both of Sanford l H. Williams 93 91 90 110 Tha patrolman Is a gradual# Harry Ia n . Wester, Lake Mary: J. Tapscott 9) 93 91 179 of tb* H^a patrol’s Jrtetwi m school, K iiw i| held isvitj •la«t *lame* Maaswm v* 4uinw *| Im RV Alary, C. (HMatthew*, Laka Mary; A. YonaoOy . 91 94 90 179 th hi tekaUn4. il*' attemloU Drew V. Warran, Jr., Laka MonJam rs AUbtfte -frtytoclalcal In stitu te W arru n , te k * in Auburn, A to, and fa unmar-1 Monroe anil William O. McKen “A* y*n nrobably know, the B ard of Engineer* for Rtv«r* First Aviation Gas and Harbor* la n*w review fa r the Is Sent To Russia report of Uve Division Engineer, Booth Atlantic Division, and tho W A SH IN G T O N , A ug. 14 — District Engineer «t Jsckaonville, P etroleum C oordinator Florida. an their orolimlnarv ex- O — Matnatlon Of tha Xlavlmmee River eke* annouucad to d ay th a flrat trol, wkloh waa *u- hlpm ant * f sv la tio o gaaolia* to tbo . flood Control to sa la aboard u A m erican ta n . w ould tear* Lo* A a g a b a to‘ Aocort 14. (037, 4 alao said gaaolln* d.liver_ _ vM m poblle notice Hanford la Tta Only Central - ; J Florida City Affording Rail, Hlgtwn. And Water Transportation ^ SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. A IT .C S T 14, 1911 O d essa E n circle d X dree, -PaoU. Fanners Market Handles 174,000 Pounds Of Deer Tongue In July ly quiet ns a - g raveyard Usually d u rin g llm huL. sum m er m onths, th e Hnnfi rd S tole F arm ers Mark a t was busy with activity and tens* with excitem ent ra rly this m orning aa two truckloads of n e g ro workm en left for the celery fields In New York S tate. A big crowd nt gaily dresaed n e g ro women wivea ami sw eet­ h e a rts and relative*—cam e down to aco th e men off, but they m ade It a festive occasion In­ ste a d of a te a rfu l farew ell. They knew th a t in n couple of month* th e i r men wuuld come back with m oney In Uteir Jeans. Each year Hanford sends sev­ eral hundred of ila expert celery cutters to New York at tho height of It* season. Another crew left about a week ago. It Rka1 been only- In . the past five or all years that woVkeTa from her* have been sent to the northern celery fields, according to II. J. tehm an, manager of the market. It has been found cheap• r In Ih* long run (o Import spec­ ialised labor from this calcry capital rather than try to teach a e rr* how to cut th* crop. New York rank* along with Florida and California Ip th* growing of M tory, though it* •crcsg* and volum* is below that o f'th * other two state*. Nsw York produce* eatery most *f th* y*ar, but this to the height of (U Anglo - America relations * Ijttle (logs, big dogs and ms- In tho belief In th* ilium site (logs are gathering a strengthened capital last night thst President round tha Police Station to gat Koosevelt and I’rimo Minister their Innoculatlon against rtblcs Churchill had reached vital deci­ attracting a siieabl* group to sions In h |K>raonul meeting watch Dr. C. W. Baker, at hla somewhere on th* Atlantic. In London, It was announced work. , An occasional dog fight an that Clement Attlee, lord privy livsna th* proceeding* though no seal and unofficial deputy prim* trsnn has been reported bitten minister, would broadcast an Imy the patients. Moat of th* dogs irtant announcamnt to the Britalt qultaly *t"lh# fact of their h people a t 9:00 , A. M.( Ssamasters, waiting for thalr turn Bma, Thursday, to undtrgo th# operation quail- In Washington, there wsr* meeting* of American and British fylng them for a license. Small negro boys lead their press official* who usually mak* chargee up to the doctor, push advanc* arrangements for simul­ them forward for Inapoctlon and taneous release of Important tag th* mutt of questional atws Involving th* two countries. partntag* a colli* or fog terrier They minimised the significant* or polka dog. Th* comparison be- of thalr meetings. tween the classification of lb* T he. blackout on new s fro m til* ntial yacht Potoma* on breed and tha th* looks look* ooff Ah* -the idog preadenUal often brings a chuckla from the Rooaevalt's activities on hla norwatrhlng crowd. them cruise continued for the Whan tha .veterinarian to ready fourth straight day, and Secre­ te administer th* dose he in- U rr of fltat* Hull remainod non•trurta the owner to hold th* dog committal on the subjert of a by tho bead with both hand*. Pom IW# Rooaevalt-ChurehUI meet* Soma of the masters handle thelm f. * affair vary affklantiy but atharal Rumor* of such a cost!* look d latrustingly at both ttejkav* boon aurrsnt for rear* than dog and th* doctor* and grab at!* w**k and bav* met aa affldal Washington or Loudoa. the dog's heed gingerly! This Idenials In Waahh usually results In tha animal Th* Navy has aa r*leased no diuth* Poto ■ squirming away and having to be luatcteg Drum Saturday, caught and held all over uguln. ilaat Saturday. Churchill's wharas bouts te a Most of the dogs taka t£s JIn­| jection with a whimper, Indicat­ bran • mystery for more than a mper, Indicating that It to a p n tiy painless pro- weak. Be failed to tak* par e*u aad tho#* that howl ar* a House of Commons debate uaoallr giving vent to thalr fsal- week becaos* *f what A ttite __ crlbed aa "urgent problems earn£53 k V S a f’ uactod with th* way.’* ^ Be far about 110 dag* bar* During uD. thl* period. been vaccinated tad busincM to Hopkins, toua-tond odr ao brisk Dr. Baker wQl stay who te a brass on a tri •n th* Job tomorrow aad S ata£ cow and London, baa I t n m 15:00 *° UH» • ‘dock, r G mend. Va. Hare It I* Ilqulfl.d and than shipped to th* major tabu sen com panto*: who apray I) upon Uielr product to add flavor and aroma. Otkar counties which grow d##r tonga* are S o latia and tek*. • Tb* weed to alto found In Federal Debt Tope _ ___ North Carolina, $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 ^ ,0 0 0 about as much to ■-Central Fferida, Mr.' Ban* said. Until five year* ago, WASHINGTON, Aag. 14 — two state* were th* prln {/Pi— Piling up a t the rat* of producers of dear tongue I I 7 7 J 9 a second, the federal — a frees* knocked the praps debt lowered abov* tb* 9S0,fr*m under th* Industry, and 000,000,000 mark Wtdn*tday, ■ Florida begun collading th* weed figure almost double th* | f * f In JUDGE F12H DIES H waa found a t that t i n * tha) 494,701,449 peak reached eraey last Florida deer taugu* te d more World War day*. what < . T reasu ry . officials said that aa d aroma, and hence war the tobacco com* atoc* tb* new ftocal year began oSchlir^Jna1 Florida bar July 1. tha debt had lacramaad N orth Cara- about 11,040,000,040. I t te a net; prominent ‘ t ^ M i a e n k '^ I r .l J fC kept with daftUM D uring tb* m onth of Jo ly , 174 • M I f * * 1** * f gvea* deer tongue M R , M T 4 . pounds d ried w ere hMrfWd a t th e Sanford Slate F u n u m M arket, H. J . Lehm an, ■*a* 4*r, u ld today. iS ra M w a s r s 4 Wit* ami disarmament of aggressive All Sorts Of Negroes Leave nations. . House statement Dogs Show Uo didThenot White For New York dlscloso whero Churchill and ltoossvclt mst. Celery Fields For Vaccination ous Indications that some moment­ devslopmcnt was Impending U D eL aad and f n m « a i t o B lateseud. V*., for ------ , ____ la the t o r d**r to n g u e In Beml(fO U . th a t the rood collected this the M ine a s last Ej n the tongue u g m e M S rcounty L, w hen Iw te d bate M 1\ im I*- * ■ i f i <* r# • ■* v • / S | ■ / ' i �I ts * I 1 p - • THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1941 THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORU. M ale I A l t u « f m THE QUEEREST ANIMAL YET There Are All Kinds Of Intemperance Sanford Herald “Intemperance to moat Americana, menu* only one thing: indulgence in alcohol/* writes Brticv Uartmi in Your Life Magazine- "But for every man v/ho |>ut< al­ cohol hobnaila In hla liver, hundred* dig their own graves by other forma of intemperance—excessive work. r->lb-rcoaater emotionallam, too-violent exercise or the feveri.-h pursuit of pleasure.” Moat of ua are guilty of some intemperance that drnlihi off our vital energies, cruelly punishet our ht-.irt and nervo tissues. But not only la our health jcopanliwd; the suhp# ba^Mco-whool of o u r happineit# i* al*o dernngert: “Nothing in txcesa,” Bald Euripides 2500 yenrs ago, mid pr*rtMUBflg-otvr bettered this old Greek formula lor the good life# v»i v • "WflHam Jennings Bryan,” Mr. Barton coiitinurs, “was a lily-white practitioner of “tcm|)crancc;” it was his Imast hat he never drank a giaas of whisky in Ills life. But Iryan was a gargantuan cater. On the sweltering day ufer the Scopes trial, when he was fatally stricken by a heart attack, ho had engorged a monitrous iunrhetirr,■iating of haif-a-dosen pork" chops and mountains of Blllahed . potatoes-flooded Itr gra vy.- I f wus "hirf last nicnl. Bryan's death »u< Temperance lecturer though ho lastened, indeed caused, by a most intemperate passion for food. "To discover your private form of intemperance is a task that requires searching analysis of self. For only un­ der the microscope of self-scrutiny can we see Ihe lulomperanees which make our lives ugly nnd Inefficient, a id which—unless they are rectified—may lead us prematurely RURT18, Aug. 14 — m — Lola H'«rry. 17-year-nld tlaughtei of the Into \Y. J. Howry, Kiorida Republican Iru lrr, wss killed rsrly Wrdnrnl.iv ,'n nn automo(iile accident 12 miles south of here. James Godfrey, 13. of Yslahn driver and only other occupant r f the rnr, e»ci|wd with bruises He said the ror left the roid ifIrr ho was blinded by Ihe liffhti of an rncoming truck. The young people weir relum ing from a visit to OrUndo. MOAll WHAT | DOMMO, Sfcr* last June, Is survived by hoi mother nml s sister. Mery, a junior a t Stetson University. '**‘Aft rfbrfifa caterers to public rsnts—are looking forwanl to Ihe First All Klnriila-t.'uba Hotel Exposition which will be held in Miami Oct. Id 17 ami 18, the height of Ihe Slerkta buying sea0 :1 0 0 :35 8 VKMSK FOB TUUA1 ’ATHER WILL BEAR DISBenches In Miami A bi T Y AND DI80BEEBJ ? E P M A SON, BUT D COULD NOT PREVENT LOU FROM PAYING FOR NOjrUUi AMBITION: And Jay commanded, saying, gmtijr far my soke with m ag man. even with Ab- benches—the green variety of which h a a . helped m ake Ht. —II Samurl'-f 18:6. Petersburg famous—in exchange fur the right to sell ad­ rish that no one IBt ». to n il! ^ more than the other, Uw scale* sacs. Once this richIS been spilled, • ttla chance of gatherup again. mine love from Ihe Ilka gold. It from (La sky Ilka ka mines nf love ' thin us, fsd by. a net- tSlNQ CHRISTIAN. Sarasota Herald-Tribune M Oeaa Talmadgs a* anHe*? Leag. Or was Hesy (lane Talmailgef vertising signs on them. And the Miami City Commis­ sion seems favorably disposed to the Idea, though it will Involve some amendments to a City ordinance prohibit­ ing street signs. Tamps has sidewalk benches, too, though they do not make as Impressive a sight as St. Petersburg's rowon-row along ita wide sldowalks. Florida cities cunnut hnvo too many benches; they suggest nnd implement the "take it easy” attitude which helps ‘ visitors re la x ami refresh themselves during a Florida vacation. But it’s news when spoedy Miami even suggests that visitors might find time for a loll in tho sunshine or shade while the' mad rush of play and entertainment for the "carriage trade” whirls about them there.—Tampp T ri­ bune. THE CITY OF OCALA is nearing the end uf a hard mcihl trill.' But, though-the trail was hard, the ending It is a very happy one. On August 1 tho city retired 5,000 in botyla, the biggest amount to be retired at '-one ftme sjnee the bomkwero issued in 102G. It. now res the city with dnly dedal 9260,000 in bond* outatand, with payments scattered over several years, nnd non<' oro H>45. Therefore, the going the rest of tho wav tuld be falfly easy.—Ocala Banner. Writer Discusses What It Means If Japanese Get Into A New War i her essential* to 70 perrent. Germany new rank* third, with #0, hrrnusc »ho’* got France nnd mint nt the r e d nf Europe to draw from, and Russia Is fourth, with a (0 perrent score. She hm the resources — m< re than m>vhoily else—but th e larks the In. dun rial rapacity, to mnv.-rt sn.1 feed them to her military force* at high speed. Japan I* last, with .15, became i ’ ho is almost wholly deficient of four majay rssantinl* of w ar— A FEATURE WRITER hhg checked bp nnd found out it the glamorous Bennetts, Including Papa Richard, and lighters Coa*lance, Barbara end Joan, con lay claim to ten marriages end eight divorced. That figure* out to rhelr trouble ie not In getting married but In staying Perkin* reveals that ried^-to the h i m person.—St. Augustine Record. M have gen* up 16 Ihe must have e'ayed weekend and done the RADIO NEWS WDBO Tonight's Pragma 6:00 Baseball heart* 0:06 Musical Interlude 0 4 0 UP News 0:30 Supper Hour 7:00 Lest Wo Forget 7:16 Hporta Rrportrr 7:28 Ham Cuff "Face War” ‘ • 7:30 SochRy for tho 1 Han' of ’ Barber - Shop Quar. ! tr t Singing In America: 7:68 Muter Duvl* and the New* K:00 Asademy Award " H:sn Darrel* o f 'F u n 0:00 Glenn Miller 0:15 Profeasor Quls 0:45 News uf tho World 101)0 Carl Hoff Orchestra 10:30 Mlchaal Loring Orchestra 11 :D0 Lint nn Wells, Now* •« 11:05 Msl llalu tt ' ' 11:30 I n Brown Orcheetra 11:61 Preae New* 12:00 Sign O ff Tomorrow-* Prog roam 6:30 Morning Roundup 7:00 News of Europe. 7:16 Breakfast Brevities 7:4* Four Hinging Salesmen 8 * 0 UP News 8:10 Program Recoin* 8:16 Morning Devotion* 8:30 Good morning from Syraruse 8:4* Tunes from the Tropics 8:00 IHana Draw • * 6 Black and Wklta Notes 0:16 Myrt am t Margo WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN > ’ l y l j o g HENDRICKS 8* d***’t know arbelher te P lu her treaty with Oorand attack Russia, or ilea TRAD FLORIDA—Some'time a i ' W treaty with Itu**|a I announced to various ciUsa Stewart woadera what m je a will da aha*I j Ihe war I* nvca. But f }»«ra don't wake ur Old Jo*. i« win hie ler may take ears of Jan for them. , , raailaed that winning igatoat Hitlerism would ifirifkaa, but until Uw ag ahertag* Uwy neoai ka ta d Bnnfard. Tha amount of fuadn allocated for. tho.Imp/cYe­ men* a t U w airparks ii alow to |2.oeo.00a. Tb*,TtfG». District «e4 * lltUe more than ii* proportleast# share of lha funds, which la a* .tadJsaUon a t leant that tha War Department >t*-go­ ing to has* Use tm -tots* S r p u t* I keen they will Me-tame SPENDING ihCLa • . FR0SPECT3 BRIGHTER — PrOepeets for some ocUoa on tho Florida Snip Canal are brighter today than a t nay tima since Senator Claud# Pepper heard Urn veto* Mtmtcd against hla proposal ta the Senate some yean ago. 40. 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WITH THE '"EXCELLENT QUALITY OF OUR BREWS This Coupon, When Signed By Yea, And 10 Cento Entitles You To TWO BOTTLES OF LA TROPICAL ALE or “FLA. 6” BEER N A M E ------------------1 ' NOTE TO DEALER: Wt will redeem tkia empon from any lie*need dealer tor Ida la canh. - TAMPA FLORIDA" BREWING, INC. �* • . wg , 8ANFVJRD FLORIDA •TBimSDAY, AUGUST 14. 194t PAGE TTIRKI? CASSELBERRY Social A nd Personal Activities •MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor +Social Calenda R> MRS. COItKNK M tllttiV N .ej F i.h in g i* go .,,1 41 F lagler lie >. h a cto t.iin g t., I ' st I Haym ond, Tim C asteele. Roll W eaver, 1and llill Cuppy. They left l a«.eljlnT ry S aturday n ig tl and re tu rn ».l Sunday s u n a ginat , a t . h — ■and plenty of sunhurn. Mr and M r.. \N IHhll.Hk IllloU ’V an«i tliiuifIiIci-m, Ji an. J.«yc»*. nnti , Jiifku*. of kiiA im m n', \\»i Telephone 1 « Missionary Union Calendar Listed ersonals TI iv calendar o f event* for F cu* W eek for the Sunbeam F riend* of H. A. M oreland Ilam! n f the W em an'* Mission­ will be a erry to lea rn th a t he ary U n io n i f the F irs t D a p tu t i* 111 in Cordele, Ga. C hurch which will be observed duim w thu w eek o f A ug. 18, le U r. a n d Mra. R. J . Holly plan an fiilliiw*: to leave tom onrow fo r W i j n r v M onday, Aug. 18. th e regular vllle. N. C., w here they will iF n u b e am m eeting will be heid a t •pend a two w eek*’ vacation. j the church a t 3:30 o’clock in ed- to attend. , | the afte rn o o n . Mr*. Jo h n W ea v er p la n , to T u esd ay . Aug. 19. th e Mission leave tom orrow f o r R ichm vid and F r id a y w, SO-&0 llib le ( l a x «.f t h e , Stu<fy rlas.s will begin a t 10:00 o th e r point* In V irginia w here (thodU t t ’ C hurch wiH not m eu t. o'clock in the m orning with a »ho will vialt w ith relative*. untU" Friday, A ug. 29. I ri ru le lunch *crvrd nl tho ncan n f e n t t t o f M ra. YT. 7. ThTg: ' ^ ' ^ •• itO W D A r • h ' ^ lT * V U“ pen w tll r e g re t tn learn o f !>rr T |o w o m a n 1* Ch.b Will H v e f ' " t y . ’lnrmlitv, Aug. 20. a t the illnraa a t her homo on P ark Ave­ c h a r t s o f the dewing ... .......... " . p r a y e r m eeting hour, 8 :0 0 I*. M., nue. W ho d u b house I " . i Smilu a,n.-i will presen t exerc'xe* unde* the uponeor.hip of J i n . ■ I , „ ,„ ,,||fv in g theip work, M r. and M rs. W. M. 5>eolt it. D aw,on. -I T hurw jny. Aug. 21. a t h.00 have re tu rn e d fro m Coronado r ^ r a m ^m m eeting ;.f of 'I the ......„ck hp ,afternoon / lrr>1oon 1th 11 e SunThw p rogram k* , ,,Y |..rk In ,the Reach w here th ey sp en t a few 5 - J i ° / ?ht . l,,1" ," V l h .n o ., will meet at the c hurth weeks. visit thw flower*, *ing • 3. ^ T t - •r l " ^ « " V r " 1- -hnl in . itii,| lake flower. Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Roily rrcii ami have ** th e ir gue*ta. Mr. *n,| give- Bible m anda T rained Herald*". Mr«. W n....... >1»t^innnry *tudy. Mrs. H arold H ightow er, ud eon, C. Det oursey will bo in cluirge F rid a y , Aug. 22, a pienk* will H arold, J r ., of R rundidge, Ala. o f the program . !»*• given th»* S unlivim i, the lime Tho Fervonal Service \V ot k- mill place to h r nnnntincrd »n Mr*. E. F. L u n d q u l.t and ^ r s group will m eet in the k T hursday. Pictures will bo made d aughter*, C am illa, Alva *i<d — O k u room a t 3:0t) P. M f f Ihn grntiifc Aliev, a re spending »ever.il w eek, S u p te a m ., J r . G. A.'» and Jr. S u n d ay , An*. 24, n *pcti*l R. >A»’a will m ee t during tho pro- recognition of the Sunbeam * will a t C oronado Reach. g r a n t j m eeting. hi* mud* nt the m orning u r v l c i f Mr*. Ma* L ow ing will leave TUESDAY lit 11 ‘00 o'clock. trm o rro w for N ashville. T enn , T k s O rder c f th ° F a < t.rn w here she plan* tn join h> r hus­ t p U r h i r il l sew fo r the Red f r o * band who i* w ork in g th ere. She i n , w > W om an'* Club in the plans to be gone tw u nunth*. m orning b e g in n in g a t » |3 0 A. M. TH U RSD A Y Tow nsend C lu b will h a v e its re g u la r m ee tin g in thu C u i t H o m o a t 8 :0 0 I>. M. m T h e Gladlola Umv« 207 o f th r supreme Forest Woodmen < ird c w ill meet in tho W. t> W. Hull ut 8 :00 F. M. A ll member* * r • uii*. RUr«tn of l/’l M'u , i)„ro,hy I,hill CedArtown, Ga., wero tho ^ T he hostesses w ere assisted in i* ? * ’ 1*. vaixdtig .'an lev tourao by MR* Mr*- J - y M T b " « ‘p « M M w ith th e fcliaabclh V j~ m , 7 r urnlu u ’ V ^ k .V i M Ix n e l i ; C eg b u m , ^ E n d s Tonight s“” •"±S2fk>u“ M l O. W. Brawn re lu m e d from Sturgea*. w h (re th e y v |,lte d w ith N" n ," n ^ k °nff 'n r u i d o ’ M ^ A r . 'r r « « * ‘ l» o . fo r t h r ie w u k .. T hey n „ v l, Mro W C Cole **™ aecompanle.1 by Mr*. Bumnn, Do*i«y!' m L ^ B row n and .o n of O rlando. W rig h t and Mr*. Aiken. H arry Behr has returned from la business trip to Columbus and Miss Willink, Miss ,| LaGrange, Ga. Mr*. Il.h r and who gpent the. time Packard E ntertain was away at Davtoim ............ ..................... Beach, have also returned. Ml** Lonlso Faekard and Mbs I ■ Paulino W illink wero’ hosteane* My,, o. T . Pearaon and last evening at the BAM* of I daughters, Dorothy, Sylvia Ann Ml** W illink In Edgewcod to » l , Bd Marian, and ton, Donald, group o f frl/nd*. A fte r an •',*B*.|hgve returned from Fort VflIng sp e n t In playing card games ||, _ (jfc( where Jhey have been the g ro u p motored to E v in sd slelf,r the poet two month*. •V 1 P ark Tomorrtyj and SaturUiy Mf itvtrfft if rtenrt Mplen.fe .t^ R a ro ' Uve Ml**.* M arjorie Jo a n n e B ayne. E llia - Mr. an,I I I . K M K H : t h .v . W edekind r t PuL anih M n j^ W a r R XV. S e n .* Bo l' y ~ nn .7 W l.n m k’ r ' w hero th ey e njoyed al SMALL GROUPS AT GREAT SAVINGS 3.98 DRESSES sheer*, Crepe*,. A . 93 Sharkskin*, Hpun A R ayons/ , t ’ Mi . In t they aro over-Vonftilent according to A llreil p u n cooper, n o . n u n lilrr 'of Inform ation ahown w ith hla w if. and ton upon arrlv ,lm \ . «, \ ,,rk l.y c l'p p e r piano He la an rout* to Singapore, whero ho » i ■tv„ a , .,, i n a to r u t R ritish pclilical activities. T b e k o j, I t o *. »* rftud* fit a t U p i.tr Approval Of Army Extension Measure Virtually Assured i > toy iA • ' \vwrt'! * I C ongressional approval of the Arm y survieu extension rcM iluttra * x i v irtu a lly assu red last night when H cnatc non-intrrventiuui*l|i decided n o t to a tte m p t tu re tu rn tho legislation to ihc llm isr wherv It paM eil hy a nnu-vole margin. M eeting In the offiee nf Sen­ a to r Johnson (It.. C a lif.), they agreed to abandon th e ir fig h t tp have the legislation sent to eonferenee, n p rocedure which would re q u ire a n o th e r vote by both house* on tho version finally adepted. K arlier, S e n a to r Thom s*. (D. U ta h ). . who piloted the bill through th e S enate, announced he would auk acceptance of tlm House bill so th a t It rnuld ho *ent s tra ig h t fo th e President w ithout f u r th e r delay. Adm inis­ tra tio n lead er* had hoped Id avoid a n o th e r house te*t keeeu** of fear* th e one-vote m argn would su b je ct It to serious ri k If It w ere re tu rn e d there. S enator T a f t (R ., O hio), n pressed th e se n tim e n t n f tho nmj In terv en tio n ists w ith the deelnri tlon th a t *‘we w ould like to gi th e House a n o th e r chance '• vote, but wo can ’t see any w:'i to do It.” T he H ouse version d if f e i. only slightly from the nteasur approved hv the S e n a te earliei In the session. Roth — InrHnlv ---------declaration th a t th e n ational in iH.- , ,ii |, tli.- i . g i,| I, i '•*• ....... ii ih.' I....... 'I ...i P.nk ■ • illlL* "* ii imi',1 w ninltfi’ III !»•%• t>, I lie illltiilllti » ,N»|t Will ••Ii Ihl* Ik*•I l.< Inn inti 11 wn a i-wvr tie. nt lhi* n. -A .98 | 'Ji mnsmm MK* \(uiuL« Ri ,»vy. ♦ 14 bipc f »r >. *rnt mi mtl I 'l n i d u « illatf i r» ir»d beyond thl'ii n M«o pro\i«b • m onth f»»r • xeept comm, t r eom idrtl • f fc rv le r M .P - k ii I jirifrnt nn>l f.ntnly Su n tU y M r mill M o M It H lanktn. •bi|* mill i Inlelrt-n, M m jo iu * H»*b by, ii tieI |*al. left W cthn-.ilny f**r it u t dim ii I be v |,).inn« <t It* v i-it i fl.itIvt*4 in Miaeotirt fir-t and I the t| go In Il llV d ... I, t ‘ill . bit* f | \i- iin it : M i- H It. GrM> for it fp« day** an* h* r t m t lu T and i wj-lt i in Mr and M i - K h J _____________________________ illrt\ii«*« «»f Ijtk .U iid mid Mr**. It* it Y rn t ^ m nf T am pa M r*. • »nrn and Kni*ift«‘invn f"t bt- mx IIi r n \ vtn- h*•-!»••«•* at n picnic *upl«*rni Wnliii’Mliiy t ail J G off p* t at Minljtinln Sprili|fa Tuesday ••f lilt Iiiintf bam . A l t . •* • m I tr ‘ nigtii Tb*»**«* |iti*««*nt t%»i** M» f»d iia.«iatmil pirw l* nt M b-rt mid Mr- llftym * Mr*. Ynririn. Plnllip**. h« tn rnl w tn Unv and , Mi ami Mr* lli iln i t S tn rr, S en t •* n -tiirr unnntincr«l l »• wniiltl Jack-m i. Mary t n th rrin r tlr iy , tmt In* a tan d in u lc fur rt* **U*c- land Mr*, tlm y. tmii ||m wuccc.**or wn* tint chuacn Ruth, ami (‘litm Iairi;rnt rc- ONLY ?C X 2 U * DRUG STORES O T rE n 17217654 Strickland Motors, Inc. Y O U ? vo x a g £ CO. pmom T a s te le s s .. a d o rle tf. non h a b it-fa m in g lis t fug WMWtlftos ' tiuii. U ir I'ricej* -l.i^ht d. T hnt'x th r new* t h r i f t / hnu*ewiv«*a have he«*n u n itin g for. Ami there Are value* here fu r everyone m tho funilly— tig h t w hen y«»u need then! fu r vACAtiona. Murry. OO ron BEST II I , Ml r u b s i K g" H A N D S O M E SHELF BOTTLE I MOV HEAD- I RETAIL Milk of M agim ia' It* . i nl ..f th e n i 'i l n i ' F irv - A LC 0H 0L\ COMPOUND with Ih.lf OeMe COMBINATIONS eotH JYTF* 1.741 to >194 tlu-i i>quality tablcte.YMV •> » 0 8*4. l i d 79- • 7 C rl roe f O eI NH (H I gwr.fs.v 9AY RUM with ihatf •OfM rot ANJISIPTIC IsOtUItON I w llSlk.Hk.nl. VA LU ES TO . $7.78 e o tH t ig h b o lav e n d er A Or I roe V y * | bhi h N a ^ . i MleeM A N T I S E P T IC Im( iim i e.ue dost eoiM amtret« a. WE LEND CAMERAS rot > S H A V IN G C R E A M and con o f lovender TAtCVlM G o t' ( h o ' c o o le s t, sm oothest ih av e you t v a r had. Cool because U‘« m e n th o l.., sle d . Enjoy It today. H 40e value I O C •OTH \ a J O ° tH* H i m HIM MOM ( M i m a ils MISSES SHOES l l to 2*94 Other ValuesNow ■sme*^ (BROKEN • 810.00 Values Honey Almond Cream 4Dc 50c Vllalla__________ 39e «0e Hal Hapallca.:.......49r 50c Groves ChIU Tonic 39c ■. i -.n .. 800 Cleanslnc Tissues 10c 60c Syrup of FI**.......39e| Lifebuoy Soap 3 for 17c 91.28 CreomuJslon.....fl.Oti 75c Dextrl Mallrose__ 63c rw * The economical w ay tO M t l mineral oil Slg-eanre sh e lf botllea m in i w ith these prcslucti. Kech bottle m erk n l w ith name o f Item. Oct one o f each. MEDIUM £ HIGH HEELS TABLETS I N t pie* f*»a»*lt with |N«N bent* COST 146 PAIRS OF fjQ C eotH roe • I I I . liiml EXTRA MOO VALUES <NOW IW helsize V ALU ES toaretett ALL LOW HEELS •— — 1 ____ :---- = — m ■ ■ 'f U U NMT WITH THU FULL NMT J* *n*ue Oleora i’ercomorphum 67c AIC0M01 ’ ■■■*— en A 6l ^ U tw % B A R G A IN S R ike r‘ t (’or. First nntl Maunoliu 0 DENVF.lt. , iid R. Rut- I 'va* recteeti l( P ’nthcthocd f Why put off much ne«tl*4 rrp jin ? Drive In now fof ANY service needed fof your car:Tune-up—B rtk tf —Repair*—Repaint—Ifni* lio n —o r whatnot. All wotk p<r(orme*l hy train ed , ex* p rrie n c e d m e c h a n ic * -* fully g u aran teed . I t w ill pay you to K t di* Values the 3 £ ^ , A. rj Values Fa GORYTO-Y o U j ALl ! H E A D Q U A R T E R S Dayae wlU A New II am P 3 3 ° bk Mrs. John M. Bayes i I daughter, MIh Joann# lUyne. U nd MIh O laabeth Biscr pUa Ito leave tomorrow for Moat- win be la Bartow. i III M r* fl ii*m, Mr. and Mr*. L !L Kenner [and son*, Charles and Pan), (have arrived from Lee Angeles, 1Calif., to visit *wKh the fjwtser’* nt*, Mr. and Mr*. ChnHee gr. a t their home on BanAvenue.____ , The N|r* \l ........, Mr*. »: t- McCbtl* 2 M DRESSES Sheen mol rit».d inu . Mr*. I iv I tm 83 ’ FAIRS o r Cettoma, Sharkskins, li'lllli llv AT NO Mr. end Mrs. D. R. Ulrey and Mlea Wilma Leslie have returned from F t Wsyne, Ind., where they havo ipent the past two xrseki with Mr*. Ulrey’t and MIh Leslie's parents, Mr. Mrs. C. K. Leslie. U sin fJrt* r m‘£ 11 • « \s.»-a N \ , and i b-\«laiid |liti«* lin y «-xp««ht| in -tn|i nt N.irtli f a m hn.t on llit n a n y tuck lhi* I11 e f i»-1 \ i. it mu tiny baVt ta*vll nil hi - t \ 't a l y«:ti- and all i bn|*v llial tin y aii »np \m t' it (|t*|Mi«> b ittin g they a-k. d lor it | »nilpb nf riilb b ltt- of llic ' lit^e Km* T o u n ’* for I!»•• fioitt .«11*I Iw ik »»f their car. i .|. f. ii.„ ----------- KIm llllk LON(iWOOI) (•’ll in lb* n n ic e in tt l h r \ -lo r 1C• •\ »l for a v m u t i o i i in t**»-ln'«. Dlck Jaco b s and A rth u r P a rtin . Summer Dresses! Tclttaa to $10.000,Q00, Ann Cooper ffwIte.'SO.rhtrfntfnd “ tru e lore" In n r th m l m atrim onial Attempt anti r h«oi<*ymoonini* In tho desert town if T«tnopah. Nev., w ith a 60 yearoM gold niiner, Jack W hitaker. 1 N*I nnd welner roast. I Forming a party spending the Thore enjnylng the P*.. k j dey a t Coronado Baarh on a wtro: MIh Grace Tavlnr, Mj»a]f^Klng trip wero Dr. epd Mix Margaret Squire*, M lu Julie j , jj . Tolar. Mr. and Mr*. J. B. Belli* McClelland. MIm J a1T Cogbum, Mr. and Mr*. M. A. lin e n . 5!l*« Willink, Ml** P»|tk-1Call,way, Mr. and Mr* Phil ard. Mr. and Mty j f r t U n |w , jQnuihoff, end Ralph Tolar FINAL! Mr*. Tally l'l"vn| l»\ Mr M«dwhi IVnk** of Miss Martha Telford Honored With Shower ■•Apple lllnsaonT china which the hai chosen as her fAworlU Mhtl turn***! to their home on Aug. 11 after «|>«*ntiinir two weeks with relative* in Lakeland. Matt P u r r an d rlnld ie it . P a t r i e ia mill l a y , a Iih h a v e »• « • ••fly nn»v e d I•• tin* e o n ii t iu n il y It* hi Ik I did \|l 4 .1 • I t. 4 dl. lM 'ltllin i n i pi •■1 1 I to tMr llt«;:» i % nt Win r. . i M ra. C arl F a ste r ha* re tu rn e d U s rth a to h e r hom e In Q uitm an, Ga., Servw o of tbu,'M«|h<><liit. C lnnvb Com plim enting Ml** j v i l l ikfvf f o r , . tho t: J C r.ou to TeIfcrli"' wboee" marriaige to WII- * fler. " ‘m h *r I " " u " ' 1 w h o S ftm a n ’a C lu b b ra iu .in jt at limn V ihlrn will bo »n|#m nlied | uf ht* r^ n * • w ' U r Mn‘l M r" this m onth. Mrs. R. K. A iken, W alter F ealer. o :J o Da * " i w li n f \ \ .. V H /t'- ■ , 1 ___ Jr., nnil her m other, Mra. Roy I , . T, , . „ Wi iglit, en tertain ed w ith a china . > * 5 J ° hn 8 *-a h* \ r r ' show, r a t tho home of Mra. I t “ rn f * J l ' • whr. r " W right m, Oak Avenue on Tuee- ?h« hM , ho’ V u f > H s C T * m e pace day evening. «» *«■ M r- • b J T he W right home w as a ttra e ° I» 1UI* , IN THE QUALITY RACE^ lively d. curated with qu an tities y . . , n o h .o n ,_ ,i r h :i.i of lin n in* and potted plant*. “ W .l.l, Mb* I.uey Uoum lllat w as the " » • -J*"*. recipient o | a rom paet and and rh T lle .to n 8 r w h .?« Lbev K litahcth DyiPtt received haUi C ^ r l e i t o n S. C-. wh«r« thev p. w.lcr for excelling In the con- "•’.•"J » lw 0 w e ,k » v *c* llon wUh leal* which weru played hy the I rcl* u ™ . gu rrt* . Mi»a T elford v u prvw ith several place* .,-eiitcd emeu wun piece* of 01 i . J*r ’ , .u itm -s T " and ^M ri0" Nor! Mr. lla tta w a y ami aou. Hobby, Sundav ami Sunday niitht. Nlr. ami Mr*. Willie P re a co ttj *»n«l *«»n, Willie, J r . ki<itr«l M ra.’ J lV r«cott'* p a m ita , Nlr and Mra. I |\V. I . helauieh. td lak e lan d t h e ' j |>a *t week tm l. .Mi-.* VirmniN !>«• • | l.tmt h, Mr* l*rr**c*»tt * *i*t« r, ie*.j tu iiu tl 11Ii them . Ml And Mr* I \ K.»v nmnd. >rnr>an llu«h«>K * « f ^*A 2) • Hfiarf# »Jh v al l»ny Ion.i lUarti. tin the Hip d n * n ll« y went by Kdir*'oai* i l«i vi«il Mr mid Mra. J. i*. Hate* t ’aM elbrrry cituen* In n rtily w tlo o iir Mr itinl Mi Str* vs j| WEDNESDAY Wamftltt1■S ociety dB 'C bri*tii(il P O S T rO N KM E N T ^ Tb«* rrtru ln r sociiil nrvl bu*lnfstf im i'linif nf the •WGO llible ( ' 1a m of th r Me thodU t C h u rth w hich h«*tIu!i*t1 to Ik* hrlt! on F rU lay rv rn in i:, A ur. 22, h»B beett p.iwtp* n«»l until F riiliy . A u f 2^* it \%n« anni>unc<*il tlu i morning* . i o.e I �cal wHb • court* ia.MtMMttoo rm emnp of coUten of Coapoay ft, rebulMln* motor, for pcwtioo. Tko *T .J f < :•> * .UtX- mv ♦rt.TOf Z i i i i m . ' i » t~ **«*•'* ' i.-> T»c» i ■ f c jto n w * n r im ■ tj* M ia I d . w h i t e ; \ . v . upon the X-i iuji �LV SANFORD, FLOR1U/ A n d re T > o r r ! c 4 r . « b I r > n ' lh - *15.981.000; D istrict of C o l-'T rib u n e and resulted In a flood f i l l tO - K e g i s i r a u o n um bix, c ljh th , W ’ il.nOO, nn.l D -l. . f le tte r. u .IJ rrs s c l to Com mie. T y - ,| a . ft • 1 aw are m neth fJ.tva.OOO F lorida-. M iner Johnson, asking fo r fu r111 h lo ric lil I I t l i n s ''" 'l l o n a v e ra te w as seven rents, th.-r tnfnrm atlnn. Several of the G eorgia six, l)el*w nre four, N ott i litte r s were from prospective luP ? rP P H f In t P I T C arolina six. S outh C arolina -i« \ -lots tioofh the majority I C r t L I I I 111 1 t d l v j ^ j , fi,... W est V irgin!* f'vi [mm men .cckinr bn.vineas 9 —----— I h:*d iet of Columbia lA C K S O N V H IK an.I nrrtione, fr<'m bin boy to exeeulive manager. "At any rate the - 1-.1y was read,” commented t I — Maryl«insl four. iSpffinn —Autonio’. • t»*s>trn- In Florid* ’'V.n totaled \ rr<cnt new* rtU a se covering J* hn.on. 501.078, a n incre*** of over th e m agnitude of the hotel bu*i Murphv. I* nearer to six o'het |.* o r.rrortlinv L* a f r.»t r.r«* in Florida. sen t out tjr th ’ state capitals than it is to its d'-wn m . *e pebi.- ♦ - - r.-lsy Hv M s ! , II del (V m m lss.on wa the sta tistic a l d.v -i-.n nf th • prin ted ty the New W k Herald- own capital. Raleigh. ■Is ■ — Flnrhla S ta te Chsm ts r of Cum ------- — metre. The p-reetta IVIO o ver 1929 was J.H. Florida'" Seuth Atlantic ststes r*ti* **»■> fourth, being exceeded hv North f.itillnn with 610. IP1, G eou-isrtth 51.1.097 enl Virymtn with * might ha?« remained after I ha reporta general counter-attack*. M 9 .1 9 1 . K c g istrn t' tn s in M a r y isnd to ta l, d iftO.IO'J. South 4-wcw—. line "M3,OS*. Wc t V' ..- u s ;::i9.5X1, th e tlislriet of I'd in iliU 10.*,220 and D e W * r» V .'.'7t. Ro- ti-trntinns for Utc .at'--- United J ia t e s THE OLD HOME T tng supplied Umm and other do- I tall* of hi* career and cent -them i to hia publisher, shortly after-1 ward ha aant an additional item ■fating: "Three weeks ago I met Elisateth Bsinea, key writer in j our New York office. Sha la now j my wife.*' Never a doll moment I The. Harper Prise Novel Con­ test is one of the most distln- By STANLEY f FILLED* U P "THE B A S E M E N T JUST* VO SHOW YOU HOW Q U IC K T H IS N S W P U M P WILL. PUMP O U T E V E R Y .D R O P IM "TVNEMTY-TVJO M IN U T E S f c —VNOVJ O U ST W A T C H II 1------- .PJ.Ih-.StU. t o t a l. . I C a li- fronia ranked first wsUs JAW AW. New Yo^k 1. ’s s . kfYwiRYhrfi*ni.T th ih l w ith M il O h io f *urtl» w ith 1*0 t'd.rtll* lacltlle.1 in ,T J :t I ii'* « m:* • i. I ■ i*i.| tn v *t. , t •' I H.lf.-* !. s.| be. ■r .uncut t . it U .i Vi hu I* -. 1 ptlM!cl> -• X* U» t| • in k in ' t » «»i»- 1 »..* * ’• ; ’ i ' •. fl! . * r « e (a n l s . : r i.-k - i. nil i MtlVud t ENLIST YOUR DOLLARS TOO! Uilrtcil •• *tl thfjii* w i r»* . ft to KimtR'm* 131 t y it hi r i:<jvi*rnmont»< l*>i^atoU o a iifil nu> taliil I .? !•». Two th*»-.«eivl nn«* *hu*'*ln <1 nn*l I h .r t / vv« n 'h a le r rein itiatio n * were thrMi ifit’IuvlMiT «.nm- roetaaUty an golf Deter i u n Y U rf on I r« v * iM r Buy Dofcn.se Savings Bonds and Stamps veH.ch *. rio rltl. w n ^ h c iu i I hi the Fouth A tlantic ktuies in ihillar f.»ll»ftioi, I fs»i tho « ile of auto admirable blue print plan of life, and of a woman esperimenting dangerously with human emotions In an effort to save her marriage for the ahlpwreck her patents and friends had made of thslre. Tbs August Issue of the Readere* Digest features "II. M. Pulham, Esq." by John Marquand (•O-page condensation); ''Reno”, by Max Hiller (• pages); and an article t y John Gunther which W R E N C H STU -SO N /TH A T will he Included In his forthcom­ HANDY M A N G O E S firm ing book entitled "Inside Latin j ACT) ON inSIZrirrTMictrp America". eSTatei* ■jSJMSl.ffi 221L a l < ? S d - a S a 'K x togal" to Paramount. The price aM fa r Edna Ferbsr'a "BaraDga Trank” waa 1175,000.ff Stuart doeta. author of "Watch ‘or the Dawn,* has an ap t natnc n n poet—it rhymes with Bcsu; Linas pilot and widely known writer of adventure stories, died in n hospital fas Jacksonville on inly I . Ha waa thirty-aeven y ea n aid. Jsmieaorn waa graduated from Oklahoma University, and served three years w an Army Air Corps pilot before Joining Eastern Air Lines. Up to the time of his fa- trKutioni to aviation outside the line of duty." . Beside Us many magastee stories, he wrote two nofrb, "Attack” and “High Frontier", Viking’s big took for the Fall la h d i J a big on* I t has a fine title a fine ham and a fine Stacy. It la "The Bun la My Un­ doing” by Margnmite Steen. , From the very fire* page, this tf-W rty, the n color of the IS | The story of K 1 M Im n ae i n w c d tt ► «* w wwhtr prfrnrro 7 - t O t.-. ’.ib* lu • i d i ’f . u i ' h f l . f*07," r ul. t 1 Irn m |*n »-n*' r * a r uii*i In . . ail UWPt < ’11,00*1 ft.* (| »M. « M. r it * • • ‘.O-'O ,1 . 1,1 f r i 1 . r 11 tick fe ll 1 « '» 1 * 1 i'll 1 1,, , ...... . r ,i*L i 1 lilt un* I t ,. < ' •th i .1 1 • In . i . •ifAt, i .D ' • N.l f.*t* 1 ‘. •’ » 1*1 111 * t.-v \ 1 •(..( r -f/ I i v.i i‘.i 4 \: i f V * ‘\ D O. \\ \ in r u n . » $ii. mjd, t $ J . t u ' h < , , • MO 111 wf ( um ,,f t M\ \ ", :»ii.l D ili! " lb A I'l* *• . ' * (I.) 1 • vdhioln f **••1 l.ix c j I' 1 In n • I II \k 1\ Hi»c.......... . . . 1 in tin •;outli A t h u it . f t a t e i V I *1 ,.'d„. '.wOv1'. N o r t h C a io lin a , f.r t, J . " 1 C t fo r sim w aa About HgMS.OOO men lo«t Uirir Mlttie Alina Burnett, Sander­ • -Id with *3;.n » natj; Virgin!*, Students At ; , see; son; Edith H u n t Mathsers, Tal­ live* in tha World War. lahassee; Sylvia A M eans, Larf. urtb, *Jd.r,t3.Wi;Houih Carolina, Jl About one-lhlrd ihe united fd h fi t.S'.O.OJit; Mnr\land, sisth, i Nancy .White Ft. Lauderdale; Voman’s College mf lliibe'h Essen ( s r Williams, Pistes is forested. • I ? 1 .'JJJ,t)?0 ; W e.i v ir g tu ls, sstrunAre- Candidates Gainesville;. School of Education- Bacheor dVlien you liny DroViiKp Snvingv Ilonds a n d S ta m p s y o u r ilnll.tr.,, nn.l tlimt-x, n ro e n liste d in tlic N.ttiunul D efense e f i o r t —they help lo innka A n tr rir ti s tr o n g nn.l "r e tir e . D eienso H ands an d S ta m p s a r e n s m a r t i n v r s tn ie n t loo—th e bonds . i n c r e a s e 1-3 in v a lu e in len y e a r s . Tor I In* i-titn entenro of mir customers, I)efe.i-ti- Savings Stump.- tire mm on sale .nl th# let tl nf fires nf lliis ('t.m;i.iny. .Ins| hrlflg vour -*»jir*i|i i'etler uhrtt >nn ;.iii your M-rvlco hill. Put v.’ii;- dimes and t|tiurlei" in work for Unele Sam. SANFORD GAS COl of arts in eductUon. Mary Baksr, (Special)—A total of 5« students are candidates for graduation at the conclusion of the second sum­ mer session Aucuat £1 a t Florida State'College for Women. This number is slightly higher than any previous summer school commencement since the two-term summer session was adopted. Speaker for the eommeneement Aug. 23 will be J. Tore Watson, attorney general. M asters degree candidates In­ clude Mrs. Cecils Crittenden Strong, of Tallahassee, for the master of arts degree; end HgviJ P. Borns, of Hafana, for ths m rs'er of scienee degree. -All candidates most meet re­ quirements listed in the college tie, Sarasota, Atlie Mshcr Batdell. Jacksonville; “ J Plores Tlia Tampa; G w endolyn Ilottsri, Llva Oak; Sstrlle Bowman, ___ Brewer, Arcadia.; Edna Kathryn Ilurhans, Ft. .Miy en ; Natl Hall Burt, Montlcello; ____ ; fiances KarriCampbell, Temps; Jetsi* ton C Irene Hagan • iiagan Chains, iwauksenak; Virginia Lonne Clower, C a rn ­ e be BiUmki Curtis, bells; itin Blanche rllle; Lucille Smith DrviWinter Oarden; Lillian Fraser. Jacksonville; Reward Fuller, Mulberry; Aldtne Henry, Wabasio; rawlck King, Tallahassee; BLASTING A SURPLUS STOCK JAM! ________ RIGHT IN THE FACE OF FAST RISING PRICKS! PURCELL CO. IS OI-FEUINt; SENSATIONAL SAV1NCS ON MEN'S CLOTH­ ING, FURNISHINGS, LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR, SHOES, FURNITURE, ETC., REGARDLESS OF ADVANCING REPLACEMENT COPTS! SYOCK-UP NOW* Purcell’s Stcck Release Sale Bcnnatlonal Sale of Men’s Cur lee Mary Ella Neel, Orlande; Miry Louise Pack. Live Oak; Louise Phillips Tallahassee; Gertrude Prows, Panama City; Claud Ann Havana.? » ' Rhodes, Jacksonville; Marjorie College of Arts and Sciences Jane Roberta, Kay Waal; Virginia bachelor of arts, Mildred hie Gib­ Nola Hasan. Moors Havsn; Irene son, Tsliahasu'c; Ih.rothy Ander- B. Sheffield. Gracevlila; Mabel Mae Smith. Chattahoochee. Mir- Lot Ladies' Rayon SUITS $14.95 $19.95 DRESSES $24.95 Values S25.00 to JTO.B.'i id 3 Piece. R'nalo sobU - Hrenttietl, kl Wonileds. Gam and veard jvglghln—Blti-w. T"TTT H T eal_ (h e Rise. G«t Yours r! V s lu i . to J ’d.Ort — On« or Two o f n Kind b u t fnn»t all riio« in DAY MAT. 2 to mona,. M an d at RfipaheU Williams SHIRTS and SHORTS lot I — Wanted Style", 2 limit— r-mie curly for OPENING HOUR FRI. 9 A. M. flin t th "ic« l Come early! Got bent choice! ’ To First Grown People _ of Hidalgo Spain, pan UvableAfrtcan Jungle sweet, fight gad die la My Undoing” U n lived through 1200 stl .It’s the so rt of took along once e r twice i v S T l t r i m t k . the afc STARTS FRI. 9 A, M. • • • • YOUR CHO.ICE DINNER PLATE! I.ot Ladies' SOUP HOWL! COVERED HOWL! Or Other IU oim! Wash Dresses 55c 2 for $J.OO v fa 'VST* n' On* Values to 1 2 ^5 — W« Advbo You To Coma. About IM & ?CIBCULAK ■ o i DELIVERED « TO YOUR HOME FOR D E T A IL S Friday—3 P . M. ?C A fU noan S e iu a llo n a l idkerchiefs Towels....- e s . 1( v . i i T ’j ’ i . r H . s while Let Lasts. A -.k F ra c a s .a s ...h e .a . i tr m jr t •• - �C m p BUnding b , U |W , '•Ml. ®P^HnKI *6jf / I I I WHM * "•***■ J It. IHfc Diamond T n o data .por, Icoka stau&Bt .r aV.---- ---two ' uiUI__ aoldion of 4 ‘ ,4 f || •t tit *K1 ^«S1* m -f- �V ...........~ r " “ - * ■ - ........ pa ck m m BANTORD. rtO R lD > lh. (10,981,000; . District of Col-'Trtkan* and retailed la a p o e o . q umbiv and Dcl-jcf letters addrrsied to C m tM t o 'J W f ____ . eighth, ______ w(3.244,000, ______ T In | r lO ri(1 1 1 g~y • I aw are nm eth (2.493,000 Florida'^ vicncr Johnson, ask in g f a r f a r i '- r ', ' ( i J I U I S I e n i l o n a g B r a t . w as aevan cents, th e r Inform ation. S ev .ru ] of th a _ G eorgia six, Dels w are four, N orth I. ite rs w ere from proapM thre hk». , P l= rrn n t In Y p n t C arolina six. South C arolina siv. v-stora though th* m ajority w vru N I C I L L 1 I L 111 * C <»1 .V irginia five. W est V irginia five from m en seeking business M b ,1 ---------i llis iric t of Colum bia two. and nrctions, from bus boy to «UCW- ' JA C K SO N V IL L E, tu g . 14 — M aryland four. live m an ag er. “ A t a n y ra ta -C h a * — (S p ecial)— Automobde r e g t a t r a - l ------------------------------- rl.iry w as read,” comm ented *3 tlona In Florlila In i»IO totalc<i| \ re c e n t news release covering ’lll,“ n' "01,678, a n Incrvnse of I5.0C3 over the m agnitude of t h . hotel bu»iM urphy, Is n e are r to tlx other I9!0, acconU nr to a f ’nsl l>pe:k- ness in Florida, se n t out ty tn r down m ade publi- bore to d ay by S U t. H otel Com mission w ». iU t« cap itals th an It It to It* t h . sta tistic a l division of the p u n te d t y tho Now Y oik Hcrald- own cup Ita l, Ralsigh. T *“ Klorlda S ta te Chamber of Com -( ' m e r e . The perron t a g . train >•' 1940 over 19"9 was 9.8. Florlila's South A tlan tic . t r i e s r s n ’a was fo u rth , being cxccedcsl by N orth C arolina w ith 610.IP1. G e o rria w ith 513,097 anl V irvinia with 519,191, R egistrations in M ary­ land to taled 4M.169, Sm ith C aro­ lina 343,688. W rit V irginia 399.• 361, th e D istrict of Colum bia, might t i n remained after tha 165,220 and D c W a r.i 72,97:1. Re­ reporta general eountox-attacka. s it! ratio n s fo r the rnttr-s United fk a te s totah.1 32.4SJ.36l. C all-; fronla ranked firs t with 2,810^566 New York .K ’und w ith i.778,312, I’cnnaylvunla thirtl with 2,169,702 d tf o tiP " m e B A s e M « N F r^ u a n :> a n l ()hio f m r th with 1.942,039. I^-.-ida's r rg litrs iio n ineludetl V d o m o w q u i c k . -t h i s 413>736’. p nssenror r ‘ n (a n l P U M P W IL L P U M P O U T E V E R Y ta x is), 1,C.>7 husx. s, 7''.7» l trucks an.| tra* t. t trucks, and H,46t » IM TWEMTY-TVVO MIA40TSS publicly-owned vehicles, *2..’80 beN O W O U S T W A T C H If v------ 1 Innvin.* t.i lh.. f- l. rid uov,-rn m .n l and 6.088 to fts.s'e, rnuut t an I m uniripat i ivsinm enl* T ia iie rs i n t vemi-tr 'i l e i . re gisllrvtl in Florida in I’1f•* t d a lo l J i SO: (If those •!>•. • w ere n a n r.I bv in.lixidoais nnd conrvm e, 16 by the fcits-ral gl.» Minn-ll < M.»! i, c* c!.'s totr.lrtl 1,966. Fortv-lUim o( lhf.*j Kirs' o l'i-rn te l by th* (< iora! govcrnmcnc .uni t 3 l t y o h i r Kovernmontni units, lh ivately owned mn.orvycl. s t**-. tals<I t ,7 tit. Two thou sand one hundred nnd th ir ty seven d ia le r reg istratio n * were show n, th .s o im:lu.lini sums' wreck) r nnd rv v a 'fw vehicle*. 3 Florid. »ras ae.oad In the South A tlantic .sta te s Iti dollar collections 'f o r tho sole nf nutnhl'dlii'' In n . pl.ltr . with ( l,'-07,lilkl roll*. t “'l Irnin pa . nv *r ear and la . null ownei <.’11,000 W h e n y o u lin y D e f e n s e S a v i n g s B o n d i and fin'ii Im* 11perm i O i h ) S t a m p s y n n r d o l l a r s , m id d i m e s , t i r e e n l i s t e d la from t r ek nnd ti iii-r liuck t li o N a t io n a l D e f e n s e e f f o r t — t h e y h e lp lo make on :n rs n'i.1 f i,l|0.| fii.in m i.lnrA m e r i c a s t r o n g a n d p p r t t r e . D e f e n s e H o n d a and C>e1|-'.-. i In i.mulin' I. 1 il.ti^- (6,S t a m p s a r e n s m a r t i n v e s t m e n t lo o — t h e bonda fa J.oil'l N '-sth I aretina, u r s t, cull' le t t .*.l . I.OO.i. i n c r e a s e 1-3 i n v a lu e in t e n y e a r s . I n r tlies -n!j iif p|.il*'s \ i . m;a ci l|. .'(i I .,150,00J Ma viaikl (6.693,0 0, W ..)( Virgitiin (*i, >29,T o r (In* c o n v e n i e n c e n f o u r r u H lo n tc r s , Demid, s ;«• rgi.t (J.i'i'ui.oao, S ou'h fc it.s e S i t t i n g s S t a m p s a r e n u n o n s a le at tha < i' l'' > f.t.lflk'kid, D istrict of , t ’ldjni* I '1.751,0 0, nn.l H eld-, liH'-tl office;* o f t h i s C o m p a n y . J u s t bring your W R E M C H S 7 U .S O M /TH A T ’war*" $ !Ji2 ," 0 3 . s t a m p ( ii'ile r tth t - n t o n p a y y o u r s e r v i c e bill. 1'ut K A N tT f M A N G O E S P O O In nn*t*n vehicle fn.-l tux cal-, y o u r d im e s a n d t |u a r l e r s In w o r k f o r l l n c l e H a m . lectio. 1- 1 li'rldn again w n accA C T IO N A 0 A IM < | on.l in th. South A lliint'e State* xsiih i26.au.i,030. North C aiuiiiia, About 8,538,000 men lost th e ir l i f t , (.” .,932,0! L G oargia w as see; Mltlls Aline Bdraett, Sander* th u d xxith 32J .0 V.00O1 V irg tn lt, soni Edith H u n t Mathews, Tal- lir r s in tha W orld W sr. fourth, f .’J,6 |.">,la) 1; South C ato tin*, U hatsoa;;SrlrU A. M eans, Lar­ go; Nancy .Whits F t Lauderdale! 5 About one-third of the un it'd fifth (13.890.000; M aryland, alxlh, t i : j s : . 0 1 0 ; W e t V irginia, a«r«nf lits both Fnenger Williams, State* Is forestall. 9 HOMETOWN tail* of bla career and M at -them lo 'Fit'paB flhS O ,' shortly after* w ant ha seat a s additional item eta ting: ‘Three waek* ago I met Elisabeth Barn**, key writer In oar New York office, 8hu Is now my wife." Never a doll moment. Tha. Harper Prise Novel Con* teat la aaa a t tha most dbtln* rniahed of Its kind la America. Motion picture, dramatic and ae­ rial rights play no part In this award as they do la various other contests. It la tha eonrletien of this freedom from Influences I tend to aUodsrdisa and has an authors Individuality la ponsJble la large meapure foe By STANLEY ENLIST YOUR DOLLARS TOO! Buy Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps Digest fee tu r n -H. M. Puli b t " by "Jo h n Manjuand mge condensation); ‘ Reno", (ax Millar (• pares); and an la t y John Qunthar which be Itvjluded In his fortheomhook entitled “Iaslde Latin 3re bosks Into m ot U s: % s Students At Roman's College Are Candidates (SpecUl)—A total of 58 atudenU are caadidates for graduation at tha eonclualon of the second sum­ mer session August S3 at Florida State* College for Women. This number Is slightly higher than any previous summer school eonunenrsmtnt ilneo ths two-term summer session was adopted. Speaker for the commencement 5t* J ^ h T h a t L iOm S l h****- U p to th e d a ta a f hie. fa* * * * •* “ hi ta l Ulnaas ha w aa piloting « rag* Aug. 23 wjll be J. Tom Watson, !t a a a tgr-pnx) u r t b a w rota a ) ( r and did & w ritin g be- attom er general. Master's degree Candidates In­ clude Mrs. Cecils Crittenden Strong, of Tallahassee, for ' the master of aria dearest and Dgvid F. Burns, of Havana, for , tha tr u c k - b a « * « » * * • „ _ w » m rster of science degree. •AU candidate* moat reset re ­ x ta ria w - ha < a quirements listed in tha coDago “ A ttac k ” and ‘catalogue before receiving their V iking's bin « x.r u n; r is M e a d a big Master of ion, Cwdle iCrlltcnden Strong; master 9 ac&ucv, David F. Bums, H arana/fc j P Collega i t Arts and Sclaneo* bachelor of arts, Mildred Lee Ofc. ton, Tallahassee; Dorothy Ander* i> n i| M T v u v , cupcnvp v j i Rebecca Randan, Pahekoa; »»lU chekw of. katanev, SANFORD GAS COi GaiassviUs; <»..»•••■< ■•» *» School at Educat l oa- Bachsor tjv, Sarasota; All to Maher Florae Tide ; Gwendolen Oak; lauQa llox.man, Live Brewer, Arcadia; Edna Kathryn Durban*. Ft. n ; Nall Hall Burt, Montlcsllo) Frances Harriton CampboU. Irena Hagan ChaJb Virginia Lorens belle; Blaacba 1______ ____ Jacksonville; Lucille 8mith Drei scherf, Winter Garden; LOHai Bosdall Fraser. . Jacksonville Sarah Seward Fuller, Mulberry Madge Aldln# Utnry, Wabasso Palm Bosch: Sarah Scott Lea, Quincy; Marian Pauline Mc­ Kinney, Croat City | Florence Roberts Miekltr, Tallahassee; Lota Vella Milton, Tallahassee; Birdie Bailie Moore. Laura).Hill; Mary BUa Neal, Orlando; Mary Laubs Peak. Live Oak; Louise ea, JtckaontUI.; Marjorie Hobarta, Kay Waat; Virginia Bason, Moors Havon; nans hafflsld. OrncavtUo; Mabel c vli Roberta Padcatt, Palmetto; JSS’fcfatfHSt.lk STOCK JAM! RIGHT IN THE FACE OF FAST RISING PRICES! PURCELL CO. IS OFFERING SENSATIONAL SAVINGS ON MEN’S CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR, SHOES, FURNITURE, ETC* REGARDLESS OF ADVANCING REPLACEMENT COSTS! STOCR-UP NOW* PurcelFs Stock Release Sale Sensational Sale of Men’a Curlce Lot Ladies' Rayon SUITS $14.95 D R E S S ES - 119.95 Valura ‘tc 5«.03 5 2 4 .9 5 — One o r Two o f ‘ a Kind b u t' Vahie* 125.00 to 1.19.9?; —-2 and 3 Piece. H'nale i . f f p o n b le • B reasted . Worsted*. Ga* -I and vear* _ralghla—Bluen. OPENING HOUR FRI. 9 A. M. je t M Como early I Got boat choicol To Flmt Grown Puoplo it a most all vises In Jot I — W anted Hlylvs, 2 limit— Come early for firs t eholcaj * YOUR CHOICE • DINNER PLATE! DAT tfAT. 2 lo • Uu& ■j SHIRTS and SHORTS r t frua.m. SO UP 11 0 W L ! • COVERED BOWL! • Or Other Ilems! Lot Todies* Wash Dresses 55c 2 forSJ.OO Values toyjpM — W# Advbe Yoa To. Cons, IjCeach P. M. ICULAR DELIVERED' TO' YOUR HOME FOR Bcnaationai Towels ' •Vbv �I r -» • .7 Seek Degrees ;ercifles Ikfctae f i r l L m i listed m , alphabetically, *rs: dW -J. LyU Williams, BA. « Beach—Bliss JL U B km. W. & MeCJefls*. MAE. —Maynard., M. McLeod, s f c .j a j s a : « -HOMK CO dnt—Jamee Bi 'V^flra mlMv Oordow, K jJ y w . max: S m u N. Po- WHICH WILL IT BE FOR YOUR PICNIC? !Tt W 5 — Jewel U W jyffesde—Ed- H W a Fried chicken In whted paper? Ham and other cold-cot aandwlchea? Or Weeks and wiener* grilled at the picnic gronnda? Chooae for ycur picnic at oar meat counter. ___ Abram*, B LeakWell, BAE| QUALITY ;DEPARTMENT rH r/ U B : c . w . A rthur X Higgs, tally. BAE: Dean ..Ma i Wayne T. shown with Pr1n*e**e Ell i s bath (MV Bandhartt Cottage, declared M » b w t , "We fight to ear* a eaaaa that le-yatu nletonl MAC. ’ ro . x AOderab U Collies, Cerdr. BAff! . Ma / ( W. T. El Paalkm L daa P. Finch, Lsbry. BSBA| tE U l Jaaala T. Anna X C m Im T Bcfaaster. iutal J r , BA: ■AEl telh ^M . ■ B/Wsae, BA. A. Crpwe, BAB. C.J Arriett, ArrWtt, BAB. J k t Garland, Leesburg—Jemee II. Worrill, Jr., BA. MacClonny-Wmiam H . Milton, BA C M slboums-Theron J. WMIUme, Bfl. W sm l-Jullos H. ,U rU V ’ BSBAj C. Dado Pearson, BA) Edcar O. Zamwolt, B8. Milton—Edward L. Bowora, MAE. Mima—Florence E. Blair, BAE. Naploa—Howard A. Fitch, MAE. OcaU-Marion C. Kothc. MAE. Okeechobee—Mary L. Zander, USE. Orange Clip—Gordon Ilroktnehlre, MAE. Onoeo Nettle j , CoUlna, BAE. Orlrdo—Alfred Con,, BAX Pahokee— Mack It. l Uncock. BAEt UmU V. York, dmetto—'W sltsr L» Me- ANN PAGE RICH, CREAMY EC°NOMY R o W sS jb k w |B | L6iN STEAKS. Ib. 42c CHUCK RO A ST.lb. 21c uc_ tuinewenuaae rFryers ea. 65c FATHfcNS.... lb. 25c M ILKFEDVEAL CintETS;.....lb. 45c chops: .... lb. 19*23c \’EM Sfm. ..15c rim N O R B U U which will be released national­ ly early in tha Kell. Hhot tin t by the rameramer m i n story on tobogganing If which etunU were performed by three toboggan* ridden by three! people each. Other stunts Includ ed Jumping two toboggans oeei a wide dock and pulling an-, other from a eU rt o n , land' W taka n Jump a t the wdtir'a edge The eeeoml picture was a wedding on aquaplane* IS whidb fomWl on flwt iquipU nw wl© were towed nSralUl. rsrrylmr — bride, groofn, minuter, maid of a n , BAB. S B reakfast BACON u LARD E LARD • Mike your picnic a m l “plck-you■p." Don’t lot it make yon oitra work vie . de lei everyone pitch In and do hb part.< And whether yon dine o«t In yoer own back yard, with Dad an chief steak broiler . . . or bundle your picnic into the family ear to “get away from it alT for a day .« . we’re aura you'll welcome the Weak manna and quick, recipes In Good Hounekoeplng's Augimi issue. Planning U lo help jrw by feati these fsmons foods and advertised in Good Hot products Iff SMffS> SHOULDER WHOLE 19c LEGO-LAMB....... 29c LQIN CHQIgS,....... 45c Fo r y o u r p i Fresh MULLET!*. ,» 3 lbs. 25c Skinless Plnecastl Choooo From Quality Foods . J — - • M r } * '. .• /- Avocados 14c Quality Wentcrn Bleats rtumn tmtueno FRYERS......lb. 31c Round" 8|eak |b. 39c Han fratfe^-N ana M- Brubak­ er. BAX Be re lots—Bessie M. Edmond .ion, BARt Lowry N. KlfkllUr. BSBAi Margaret X Tharp, BAX Jana D. White, BAX BouthBsy—Erwin P. Johnwick, MAX Btaart—MUdred X IN GOOD hou^ e e p in g Carrots .... 13c Haaferd, BAE. TslUhassee-John X Cohan. BAi WRbnr X Emm CHASE & SANBORN fiiteJfe.2* PREM As Advertlaed in Good Housekeeping Plus : Deposit As AdWtlsml. Ia Good Housekseplng crackers ' H. r M I Z 'I | Fr W BEANS.... BaJ r , Cm ^ f s n s 10c i-qt,-bll. li e LEneTdoz. 10c Onions .... 12c �■ mM fK rr^rf ••/,* fb U M D A T , AUGUST 1 4 , 1941 Traffic Charges oPredominate At Session . •ir '< - ' v r-. »Of Court * — . THE SANFORD ITERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Joe Q. Sm ith, charged with ipceding, w as founil guilty and fined $J o r 10 day*. 11. (itll, aciu*ed o f recklcta driving, a n found guilty amt fined $.< o r l:> daya. A lb ert II. lhinean, eharged ith being drunk and disorderly, was found guilty and fined $10 ur 43 daya. S hraly Beat, accused of speed­ ing, w as found guilty and lined $10 or 30 days. K dgar Benton, ac­ cused of speeding, was convicted and finest $IQ or 30 days, which was suspended, Gordon Brock firck rn sh ire , chsrged with overp ark in g hr a 10-minute to n e, o treater! a bond of $1. IV. II. W ajaw rig h t, c targtxi with d ru n k ­ enness, e strea te d a $10 bonJ. C harges a g ain st negroes in­ cluded: Prince N .l.o n , charged with reckless driving, r s tr r n lid » $.’> tom k A mm- Mas Kranklm, c h a rg ­ ed w ith drunkrnness, wss con­ victed and fines) $10 or :U>, days. N orm an Ju n e * •• areusr.4 nV k a prssession of liquor, hod h is.c a se continncd. (Jordon F o rt, charged with p a rk in g In a prohibited caw*, • targe nointfr them Involving traffic ilo l r appeared on the docket of Toe regular Municipal Court at the Pollca Station Monday after­ noon. Charea* against white' persons » 4 ^ ve Methods 1W M 3* Follow^ A dvertising ADVERTISE HERE?! 3 t Petersburg Has Case Of Paralysis H i ' 'Eastern. Stages Arc ’|nrr'111"•i«,iiin° "|.r«**hu lv c*',,l,ne . . t* in Warned (H KattomiiK -»-•«• -c..t»..ar.i air. *• o C L EA R W A TE R . A ug I t _ (S |H c ia l|— l»r. It. )». Ilollnw ell. Pinellas county h e alth d e p artm ent directo r, re p o rte d oik- n Of infan tile p araly sis in t t . I’, le isb n rg W ednesday, the f u s t u. the ro u n ty this year. T he ra se , a S -y e ir •■S.| rh.l.l has been isolated and tin- i-»f , ti n is n o t believrsl to be * .ru ti NEW YORK. A n ' — Kw trfM>1jli" tone, estfeatrsi a $1 bend. Kilts Baker, ehgrged w ith disorderly conduct. wa.1s found guilty and fined | ! S or 43 days. Geneva W illiaau, charged wi ll ijiunrderiy ernduet. was found guilty ami fined $20 or i»0 d iy Bessie Uandolph, accused of d 's orderly conduct, w as dism issed l.illie Veil G reen, c h a rre d w nb disorderly * * n d * rt, was- disoiisse.1 . . 'i b S 'l JlMUttirbs. ..-tb ra tm l • ca.'tts being drrrnk amt d ise rle rly , wric convicted and fineil $1(1 o r .'ill ■lays. it1 |l was atm possible l.-.id r a ti'm u g . he said, if l!n puMii ITo ponded sa tts fa rio n ly to ih< goverm ucal’x canm pign to io n 9 . » r r* m m * ~ * * r* m pCLVWlCQ [7f tow ci! E v f yday Pricoo C O O K IN G BABY BEEF STEAKS29C APPLES 5 lbs...........18C C U D H t*8 FA N C Y W R 8T E R N BEEF CHUCK ROAST lb. ,.. 27C WESTERN MILK FED VEAL CHOPS lb........ 35C FREE! $2.50 each men! GRAPES lb ............. .IOC BANANAS 4 lbs......... 15C pur* YELLOW COOKING ONIONS J lbs............. 13C c h a s e , o r m o re . COME AND GET SOME “SURE NOUCH" TORE STATE, FUCH. SNAPPY, KRUMOLY AVACADO PEARS 2 for................ 9C CHEESE lb .____...65C IO U R R . D E X T E R .' WHITE AND BLACfc SCUI'PERNONG AND WHITE SEEDLESS YELLOW RIPE Vi lb. sliced bacon with -U CALIFORNIA d e l ic io u s 2 laa. alas 29C lb ,H t« 9 ^ fiANTAEOUrtS....... - LO T Ef i ' >a . M ' W ' iw - jo L p ^ O L lisI1— KALKIGII I 1 . o w n M A M ) - •SAA TA ' B E ^ f i- n r ---------- 15^ m ." & M d ' FhU SH * PRW «• g a 1 1 i t --- »f * J hn 9C H aat I COFFEE lb----------- „27C GA, 4YRUR v i W « C Pt.VVTr.ltb - rtMKTAtl. Pw s t i i r . t i A M i i k u , »* 'ECANSlb..... ........ „23C PEANUTS can...........I 7C IA mi lk - w v r vnnati . IN HULK • W AS a t m PRUNES 2 lbs.____ 19C BEANS 3 cans M....... 25C M A R OP ARC KIDRBT ' I f .a . CARS — (•O M R A lU C b W B U O tc&Nut BREAD. 25C SPAGHETTI lb.............9C MAMM A c o o n SALAD m . CAR LIFEBUOY. RINSO .. ... SPRY - : ] ••.■‘A * aiaV T ops aty CRAB MEAT______ 33C L l- ' it bsallv n>rrv km 25c Flea Powijer can___ 35C A In. I*..1 1 S irin g * ? _ Alto Pullt J«p»n formnlly in n o u rv ttl Itself It Isn’t C l e a r gOwrn*n»Mitnlly Precisely who tUd t h t iiii’.m nn l i n t rtv e a lftl y«t. W h o Is to Bo T hr Mik.i lo. all-pow rrful ■* h r l» theo»* »a .illy rrally ln’onty a flgJ a p a n ’s H itle r ur^h'i*! r h r r r m usl b« mnmti vbhal'* I \ hugr inHuencr in Toklo who fwiNM l been uirnlirtnl )rtt. By n i A l t l t S r . STTIVART C entral t ’revv Calulnlilvt a Th nub 0/ u li th a t thta iuJU ST W HO S tn tv Japan'* H it­ prant* atithurily ha* *fllmlnatf«l ler u n t q uite clear to our ata te rv rrv *.ipiialiRtic element from th« departm ent yet Even aa pro-Axta natloi-ti rid nomic tlructura** by a* It haa treen for aome time. Nip­ maktni; .ill private financial Insti­ pon haan t been, hitherto, quite aa tution* Riittmtliaries c f the governto ta lita ria n aa Europe a d ic ta to r- m entally *ontrolled Hank of J a ­ Hi Abort, every single sen tally ruled roun* pan. nt of one of our pen­ Irlea. Now. how­ (Ja p r.p ever. It rapidly nies 1 is m ol.ilued In th e e ta te 'f la becom ing ao. Inter, vt ' B u t It a l I I I Th,- fact 1* 1bat the J a p s ' lower ham t an 01 r la a a ^ 'h a i .-lit property enough to standing alng b ( w o rlliJlaklng aw ay from a m . peraonallty. Ilka' -u of a rickshaw coolie? Adolf In G er­ n n rk a h aw la a kind of a tiny m any. Commie* llttb- phaeton, accom m odating one aar S t a l i n in Dggirngcr The coolie ( a hum an I I u t a l a . P u c a ^ M la g l ruivc like fury betw een the M u a a o 11 n I In thRrt* snaking the vehicle along ilAly o r Q uidllr After him He generally dies be1 n r. fo r lit* pacg give* Mm lo F r a n t o iR I C harles P. S p a i n a t th s h e ir t dUekar. t i e ' m akes a few S te w a rt Iro n of it* re> c o fF T t l«» .lay while. V does Uv». .Rlm r, w hatever th f lt f v M’elL . tp a t atW p 4 » an t t m ay call Itself In the J a p Un* Uk Yiii- tax.' 11# llkb m aking a RUAge, correaponjltut to Naxlam. h o n e pay one. Uornm unm n. Fascists or Palang* fo I f a I Do w oad rr th * Ja p Um. fuenrer e la rta t t the "rad ical cap­ • The Ja p a appear to he sliding italists' - end of the line, leaving Into totalitarinniam by w ay of rap- llic o lh sr end to b« acten.led to ItalU m 's aupprem ton. A t least la te r./ I t h a t'i the Initial step. Presum ably re ta in '* View ordinary hum an rig h ts will be M arshal P etaln looks a t the abolished likewise, abortly Capl- French situ atio n mii differently—mayritnv.il aiiuRuun taUata g et the gaff inttiaU y. RowH itler tells him to •var. T he Mikado's g*verm nent U is (he m ade a quoted. In dispatches from T oklis • I- ech nib th# iub •ub)act th e other aa dcacrtblng 'em aa " ra d tc a la " day 1 th a t 1universal suffrage la a T h a t la. they're radically dtaln- punk Id e a .. I f a a ayttem . he said, cltneit to he ilupoaeeaae.1 of tiia that veals au th o rity In "sheer la st cent of th eir bank arm u n ta., num bers—to ta l irresponsibility " France, a ta te d r|m rtm tn ta l re ­ Accordingly, he a appointed a p o rts Indicate. Is s ta rtin g In totali- m rom ittea to d ra lt a new French tarlanlam * direction from the a n ­ •. ritltu lio n gle opposite tn the Jap an ese one Explaining what he w ants, he M arshal P e tam 's schem e U to e x ­ «poka fo r a sm all group of highertinguish hla country's electoral u|w (m an whose services have System —a Jali a t popular voting made 'em obviously an intellig en tT he beat guess la th a t he’ll get stal to do the voting, w ith a still •ro u n d lo capitalism late r, not bighec-up group (possibly sim m er­ first, aa th e Japa are doing. ing down to one lone Individual) to * France, sam e a s Ja p a n , lacks a chi (ha final governing. conspicuous big man a t the top of He (pacifically m entioned "male Its to ta lita ria n heap, re ta in a loo Miirragc.” A pparently th e ladle* oh! lo last m uch longer. F u rth e r­ aren 't to h ave votra a t all. no m at­ more. hla u u lhorlty Isn’t hie own ter how Intelligent they m ay be. I t s l le r r H iller's Adolf la It In Incipient totalitarianism ! • G erm any. Mussolini is It in Italy —-with • lot of qualifications, but m any a s Die m arshal'* RtaJin. up to date, la It In Itnaala. FYanco'a It, foe the present in Rfialn. W hen llterJapa evolve th e ir Fltvhrer o r fM re p r boas control*-1 • d r o r Caudillo or w hatever they Rtay call him . h e ll be It in Nippon M ta ln . though, len t a n y th in g In Ala own rig h t, fillll, h a 's doing h u SttasiJET A PINT OF WESSON OIL WITH J9Q C A MAYONNAISE MIXER O tf Food 'B rjt A Ca m • BABY DECT! Ten«l**r CLUB lb 25c Manly. It'in B«»e»| P> >T lb Roast 19c Pint* Peel lb Stew 15c ?.#4h GfOwrni lb Beol 18c lo nii'r P-il r n<,ol lb Llvor 29c , STEAKS MoJJoU . . . . . l b Ki«*g Mk I n i I h fi»h. • *l> You Can Buy II! 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",h I Wedne-uluy I rationing would fnllnw fa*. ••• ii voluntary conservation |H "ttrJiiu Hr John M Kn*y. •!»»«• t 11 m m i ting *n i»o •• i f« , (m lrtiin c o rdination f. ? . « •••. told a m* • ♦ hi' f i» j*r • scut alive* of gasoline ii'Uig in it U" trie* fIhnt ru tioning s«iult. hil ___ mtm*. if "th "thoe ri'n.suniing c(*n.AUiiiing |uilili< force** it on Iho the n.»li*»n;il n ational govern fo rrr» il FO B M M P E H AND M E A T ll lho PA G E SEVEN 3 �PAGE BIGHT » Cochrane, Jenkins Bout To Be Oct. 3 NEW YORK, Aor. 14 — VP)— Promoter “iiiKo Jicub* Monday ‘tnnoanerd a 10-round non-title fl«ht totween welt/rweiRht chsmpi«n Red Cochrane and light­ weight king Lew Jenkins In Madben Square Cardin Oct. X Originally, the , light wna to hare been held In Jersey City Sept. 12, but Cochrane suffered a hind Injury recently In. dethron­ ing Fritiio Zivic, raining a post­ ponement. ; i rj i BRUSHES •OLASt MIRRORS PAINTEUS SUPPLIES CLEAN-UP AIDS WALLHIDE INTERIOR FLAT SEMI-GHOS3 and OLOSS WATERSPAR ENAMELS and VARNISHES SUN-PROOF HOUSE PAINT PLORHIDE ENAMEL German Defeat I b Pledged At • Leaders’ Meet IT M t lie H Engineers Pledge House Group Hits Early Report On Construction Delay WASHINGTON, A n t. 14 A How* Investigating coot Flood Conditions (AT— a lt tea bfemsd i m r u M i rffl fr a a t P ag# O to ) on the F ar Eaatcrn front to chock Japan and In the Atlantia U rounter clcaer French collaboralion with Germany wore mention­ ed In ipeculatlon about a Rooeevelt-Chi*rthlll meeting. S rrrtary Hull remained client on the Vichy government's colla­ boration decision* pending more complete diplomatic reporta and in analyal. of the whole French prt/.lcm. He In alao declined to comm*nt on th i F ar E ta t except to announce the redgnatlon of Hugh G. G ra n t American minis­ te r In Thailand—poaalbJe negt oblectlve In Japan’a program of «r.mansion. It waa oaplalnod th at G rant’a realgnatlon had boon ubmltled aome tim e ago and had 1 connection with eurreat drrwb-trmenfa. ' - Hull o m ferred - w t h Alfred Duff fooper, new Brltiatr -eoen natnr In the F ar E ta t, and Brlt'ah Umpire dlplomaU were preicnt to exchange ratlfleaUona of new conciliation treaties between th i United SUtea, Australia, Ca­ nada. and New Zealand/ * Duff Cooper told newamen that Itrltain waa eager to eollaborata with the United S u te a along pa- Sanford P aint & .Glass Co. if ‘hate som» -date Pom FWitcM ■* wtMrP M»f -OSAM <Mtb A ft^HTWG AtOOP — / / _ yotnre, IJ. truly U SCHLEY “Major General. t -B u r aAu> . .Mo TfeAM NOT tin Gardens, Florist FIRST STREET— PHONE 7B8-M “We Wire Fbwerg Everywhere" I-A i f A W J S U .llr t n A fC H t ee sure to vtsn rtlJel lima to all parts of tho 'London, Informed neutral o u tr u n early today awaited an l UMtlnent "altar division" between the democratic and the Asia aa reault of Anntp-Unlted S u tea .eooaqiutlon* which bare been un­ derway recently. I t waa announced laat night that Major Attlee, lord prlry teal la th e . .ChwefciU war cabinet, weaia kroadaaat aa Important an- PR IN C ESS *<• T ^ H V u H l T Shot Put Wins Long Distance Run At Chicago MONt i SAVING paid »10.4a i WAY ** n t The Modern Way A P«w Of Oar Many Bargains ^ M M m m m w m m m o ' r a n w o a r a a m IA GOLD NO. S CAN Be ad tho long dLaUnco hTatSTS-O, r :m bead and wife. si ha act a' uoar iaati n f /> laat yaar.ii'. Mrs. lUrach Jacob#’ tl victor In tig h t airtig h t a k *v su ra esp p n l U i a - m n d l r ts ..i n i j ; . PJL V C H E a WINES T W , FJ20M .‘ —r STORE THEY NEED White MAR8HMALLOW8 ATDAFFC COP UP. mb HW3H / Ryj :t STANDARD QUALITY NO. 2 CANS Classified Advertisements ijaabw'i helper. John Yow HALF-DAY werk. Lela Leekwood, sfssnrsisv, LONE KANGtiK r/w right h e r e . t c m t q w e CAM WATCH THB >0*1™* 0U»K B_LO T .» H W. 4th Clauds WMhertagtaa. .. 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BOYSAMDTV*vO |---- ft 352 WINES aia aavrono avaatiw Saaferd A ra ra t Jegt Garar* Aroma m in > fn r“ i IndlnCwr, • the iici ermnry • HaroaOtratlene and the preparntbor o f the report* dealred by Cungrena “You may bo aaaured that full “onaideration w ill bo given la the dealree ef the local mtereit*. aa outlined In the telegram, inclosed with your lottor, In tho derelopnent of tho recommendation, tubmltted to Crpgreoe by the De­ portment lit Ita authoriied re- baAd op B uCCAaI P M S Houi, AFOAiO Of3 a LIQUORSSCOTCHES N IC K 'S ANGEL’S EAT SHAG quoted. IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS THE BEST IN f PAIN T STYLING HEADQUARTERS * ~TVi5 Pt.AS'n HAS BSEN ftttC S D D C W ^ S rt' ■JHBRff ACSTWfiE h rials and member* o f Coagreai Wednesday tor what It said wai “unreasonable, unwarranted am unjustified delay” In Dm con •traction of Eglln Field, Fla. In ita finding* on another do fen*e project, the Penaocoio mo niclpol airport, the Investigator* mentioned Senator Pepper, cl Florida, by name and aaaertod "The (pedal committee most itrongly . deplorea the fact that •ay member of Cennresa weak permit, even by Inference, at employe of the Rorernment la beHere that hia promotion to ( ("*«• Package Store ^ Tolo#fco»a S"J J l f M nIIi |*nrL AWP. to Colonel Earl North, the Resi­ dent Member ef the Bourl. " I may itate aim that the pending Flood Control Hill, II. E. 4911. which hoe been pamed >y the Hanao of RrprewnUtlve* and by the Senate and M before Iba, Preildent for algnature, ron•ala# a a , Item to authorise a preMmlaary etaaiin«tloir end survey o f 'I M Coper F t John* Hirer Fa. « r a m �t ‘t.vnfnrd N T h e O nly C e n tra l Kforul.i t itv A ffo rd in g Kail, ItlgllW g. Ami W a te r T ra n s p o rta tio n 2 N E W S i'A F K K komm xxxn SANFORD, FLORIDA, I n 1908 FRIDAY, AUGUST rr Mori Former Commurioners 12Americaus Change f a Form O f... Are Killed In * England fa Electing Governing Body v»s „o War• Better 1 - i 'j ___ A . majority of- tt e term er ntemheia of the City Com­ mission are opposed to changlUR the method of electing a I Losses Of Axis Are Said Heavy British Aircraft And Surface Units Aid • In Keeping Mastery LONDON, Aug. 15 —(/PI — Britain’s position In the battle of the Atlantic la “vejrv much better” than In the nearly summer because of wi­ dening operations againat German submarines and **mogt valuably” United Statea assistance, a u th o rlta #Ive sources declared todav They added that British air­ craft and surface .units have "dona very wall in recent weeks’’ In the struggle to roffrsln mastery of tho sea lanes. ' w The Axis, simultaneously, has “suffered vory heavily” m the Mediterranean, these source* add *d.‘ Informed British quarters hist Jilght hailed tha dramatic Roosetorelt-ChuMilll t u f f talks” as laying the ground work for a I Anglo-United Sis tee polk• f tha world In hopM of m £ tentlngjm a— after Hlt‘ t-polnt program of thg i, announced 1a Wasbaad Loudon yastordav. d to carry a moral ahlU on tha part a f tha United to kelp shape a better in Which the- war-making V l l l t e Stripped of their City charter eo that all the com­ members at one time, and they missioners would be elected at have don* a good job. We should ona time, and that the mayor u e how it would work with tho would be elected by popular vote City Commission.” instead of by the Commission. E. F. Housboldor: ”1 do not Terms of tho commissioners are car* to express my personal now staggered. opinion rstethra t& this legisla­ Several ex-commtsslonen felt tion a t thla tlm*. I psued tha that a change ie desirable sfld bill In tha Senate at It came to that the move would be benefi­ me from tha House and the bill cial. provided for a referendum for Hera’t what they Mid: tho people to decide, and I doWalter Coleman: “Sanford at sir* to lMva It up to them.” present Is on* of the best govern­ Frank U Miller: “As far m I ed fittea In the entire state and am concerned, what the people It It run with less money than want will ba agreeable. 1 caa most others. Aa I tec It there It sm both ■Idea of tho question and no u m to ehango the method of bailees tha people should ba able electing our commissioners.” to decide bow they want to elect II. J. Lehman: "To change the their commissioner*.” terms of tha comreitsionerB from Vivian 8p#*r: “ I am quite op­ being staggered, a* they a rt posed to the bill to chenge tho now. to ruaolng concurrently way of choosing our commission­ id b* detrimental to tha In­ er*. I don’t boliev* that anyon* terests of 8anford. If thla change who hold* stock In a business cam* about, a complete new Com- would want to too all of tha di­ mlsslen would taka office a t ona rectors removed and a complete tlm* and tha City would lose by new Ml of officers Installed. Our tholr Inexperience It la hotter city Is a 6H million dollar cor­ to have teveral experienced men poration and tha people ar* tho on tho Commission at all time*.” stockholders in th at corporation. R. A. Newman: ’Tha method It may stem to some that to of electing our commissioners hold a commlnionor’o job does should be loft - as It Is. In not require 'm uth experience, but opinion. A group of men can't thoM who have boon on the City handle a corporation as big aa Commission reallso that It t a b u s tha City of Sanford without perWnc* or competent guidance. | Ut ‘ ■ —— ■ Loop Proposed In T h is Area Army May Turn . Out Substantial. Schedule Of Number Of Men Regular Tilts Among Clubs W ith four major league clubs within a 60-mile radius uM training of Hanford next Spring, tho pos­ ♦ a, seen today bv Edward lllgaador Iho me*. Rtnt. secretary of the Chamber Longr Range Program 16 Voting Plices In Rather Than Shirt Semino! i, Precincta Campaign Planned ed, Listed #na I l i IIIII n a f ■ a ■ M f c NUMBER 296 M em ber Aimocioied I’rw-e Other Soviet Troops Struggle To Check .. '.l:.U$eu»lloi»ded •Nazi / I’ush To Leningrad . A111?111-American Action Foreseen '■I'tiiN \g ain st Nip­ p o n e s c Discussed, kip Agency Says ' ' MMNM establish CeTTtrsl Florida a s * baseball tra in ­ ing ts n te r,” Mid Mr. Higgins, pointing o a t th a t no o th er sec­ tion of tha sta te could lay claim 1 • *- •' whit h il w ill w ar bulla- ' Routt A rm y w in i 'I im .’ jTrarl Group To Sponsor Folders Of Inland Roub1 • •' 11 " u p * lin t tin t | f i e r c e l y ■' n t h a thrcc-wav Nnrl •i’til n ’M iiw t l .c n i n g r a d . I list*- 111kie wleilgrd tho >" li.nl nhunilnned tha 1 • • t" « n of I’ervom alsk, ••’.t I here » »» no inin.it th e N asi colum ns th e ru h g ra in , •■••I iiiiliotrm l province y et . ..,,.-.1 c ith e r O dessa, I big III.Ilk Sea port, or m in n f.1, lu rin g (own o f Nlko. t v\ , l k.ij. •. mi.M*. •• i tul S* il K i s . r It wnr ti»’ Ht.il*s \. . llitfr 'ii ll»i»t, IS.-’I Army war bulletin •c m on the U kraine stru g - nbcervrra estim ated .ii.i, reported over-run •i oi. H un g arian , lliim anI I' illau tro o p s contained - .11 1. . 1 . . ni o f the U kraine’s p |i•• •I*9 i | * l II t i r M . . r-» to . >1 n ti* •• tin.* Ill It I*. **I • • I oiir>*I v in.lost ricM. *ii\»hil»’, W ashington diplo• im’Iih " p rc u la tn l th a t \nglf>-A nirricnn action c f • it k i t . 11 • i t.i il.*\i*V.•yi . i '!* IV ittl.... th r Inv Itxv .i\ | v lu fril: **Thu a ill ift’vrlttu i! F fill tin- fa f r * t u».i’.' I «t»nvill.* t . M ia m i t '. i .. r r n t m t i**»rti..n u f it., t it lin g Ih r St Jo hn H i.* S.ihfunl ttiiongh IH » n lr fi.i "«M'tiritis o f tli. Thi-. will nutki K» i\o i i * pi ret*nt I’ i« 11«»Jso | |n III, vrrtifting |»m^rnni i f ti Hull w ill titiilrr w»y I. ill!' tourist aI :| a. | |j Hill*. I koMI p n Ntfll Ilf ti............. 11114 m I»« Lund \ > 11 »tl • \ i ! M a t ig h l* r o f n rU tn l*i. . l. m i ,.i I I hi* publicity commit t f . 1 I | llrrw foit of Orlunlo. I ... tttul NYultur Lithnn.iti i f |tr|.an.», j*ni! Kilwarl llig g im urwl II. II. I ’oluman o f Snnforil. Dies UnrcHponxihle, Henderson Declares W ASHINGTON, \ n, r, P r i f i Atfmltili ( al»»r Ill’ll.* ex|»rt-,,-,| " A tla n tic Pre sid e nt I , i , npirti ltog ’4 fall, th r N a il Ku^aiana til iron « rr pro- nine. I, h'M to th " •IflVr Ml|i I w ill | m i *. Ir u f f l r lutXMrtlji i.n ut tii‘i d e rsi-n th e lip by • r..! "U I.nki* OUi’i rhi.l r r utnl anti of draw n • \ • 11 ami I'rim n M inister » II at Ihi’ir historic m cetaf " i' h , 'l<ii -.o ffc il at tho confer" 1 100 p e rc e n t flop." •" * i. official JapancNo new* • b. iiw’serti’il th a t joint mill* not inn n gn in M Japan wan f the hiinic topic* fH.ncuaaod ♦•o' A n g lo A m e ric a n trailers, h i ’fiimn High Com m and . m# t| v« "tenlay it a troopn a f t < r Italian . R um anian in«! 11 iiu'.irtati iillin hail com pleted »h .m lnli> m int of Oilcmia and Nik- l.iev. U krainian lllack Sen a n d had reached th r Iron u til of hriv<n Hog, only hO lu'li « ouiltwe t ef the g re a t R id n*tu l t i l l re n frr of Dneprope* h **ii|t|Mirl, nature i* tti the o ffin g • 1 • *1111 ll. llr t . la I in ailrtl >.»|*<• ATLANTA, Aug. A joint tegtetettea eommlttoo - ro- Klinrnvaarn ' ' • nrmi.’s auimrentlv Ii.-ick lit’v o n d the ' U'ver. their next ' li.ts* in the nut imrilnt ivo I,oni.irti'is Kuiil tmlav, ■ m tip north other So- 11 f»I •> r .J Deaths la Asked .in*! | innlwh Fath- the town* • » a aenrlaipw r*r*tg (halt th< I nirthauk li ifln. News Briefs Probe Of Convict 13. — harrlian • • »• tfi’iil !)«sign e r’s c la im • i*|i«’i*»|, m.*ri f i n |***w» N i A "t*.t| Itll.H. I .lltl’k •••lib lll< Tha .maaauro, which p w e d the R oom Tuoadav bv tho alnglo-voti margin of • I N to 101. author ksea tho President to hold aalectoas. N t t i n i l Guard****. »*MTviet* and anllatod man for H months hiyond their pr**«nt te r­ ete* periods. Thai would mean maximum Mrvte# of two and * half yaara foe aateetee*. gu*nl<man and- unoretell and four and a half touts fa r men who- enHstod originally .fgr throe years. thr “ 'I *h r |( n | III. Q ty h. fi n • i«• ••r . *f III".. |k|it91III I III ll'lvi’f t i aCnU to goto ec it." in iii.iwh*i| and i .tii i t l. it-l.. I l«* . f'»r thr f..U i r ... U poaolbU. General Marahall, Armi chief of staff, originally f l.r l Aug. 1 aa tha daadUne on which the maaaure canid bo sn art-l without tnconvonlonc • to tho Army. Tha final 8enato vola, termin•Ung weeks of dispute In both bo nose, came after only eight mtaatafl a f debate. Although thr Sonata originally had approval tho M ivka aat*n»lon by a v l r a f 4 | to >0, Senator Johnson. (R-Callf.) demanded tho rtcortl v#4# yoeUrday. • T n K * are soma of u« h e n who a n oopoMd to this bill." hr p l l , “and w* ahou'd have a \ug. ' i l i n r on l.minfrwd r«|M.rtnl lau n rh n ) In j • ’mii-wi from th r north Id* 1 •' • " ith |»..v%rrftil Soviet d r' Training Suggested a substantial nunber uf of a regularly scheduled County Completes today man might bo roloaood fr m the sibility A nar before tka in additional l*nc« of game* among the team* •Car Catches Afire On Orlando l iVi Major League vie* extousion legislation. Voting pLacaa In tha Division heada of tha Dafanse Saving Bond Bala Drive wore clncta war* an named today In anticipation of final arraagem* ad for tha *p« tha long range campaign to pat Tuesday affect tho tale of the bonde over In Seminole Counl hoop Ita t thla county, Vivian 8ptar, fi­ The question nance and budget chairman af freeholder* In tha Dafaiue Council of Semi­ whether to «H nole County and chairman af tho bond drive, revealed today. Prod Dyaon has hem named Pree holders honorary chairman of tho com­ mittee while Mr. Spear act* as agalaat n M the U| sxocuthra chairman in hi* caps- giro recant tha Com jlty as chairman of tha tlofanaa council finance committee. O th n af the aammlttcw a n t Road member* bonking and finance, James Row­ land, J r.; education, f r P. Coopfa u lty tenttlon^w Ires eaumd rr; public employM*. 8. a . Cray; tho automobile af O - U f " ’*0" ’ industry, Herman Lehman; wo­ men’s organisations, M. f r Hratth; poetanator, f r J . HoUyt labor, John fr Crawford; agrteultura, Charles Lee; Information, Charteo Morrison; trade, Jaa. D. Jto* kina; and Mrvtca dubs, Morton J, Brown. slacaa la M “Tho drive will net consist af I. Sanford a single spurt to sail t grass number of bonds," Mr. Spear de­ clared. "but win ha a concerted effort on tha p art a f everyone hi Sanford to pay far tha da* fen.* program white laying away a New Curtiss FiRhter For The R.A.F. ‘t^ r b w n a said H «rao> llkdv that all taabaUalana and man with ape. tiaIliad knowledge would bo rr lalnad. Tha military committee empha died that plana for holding lh<< men In aerrko would not ba ri­ gid and might ba changed from thna to time ar the nooda «l dafanaa wore titered by Interna 1« pre- tlonal development*. . . . U a a 1941 LONDON, Aug. is —(je\— Twelve American fliers enlwtenl ed in tha transatlantic bomber ferry service were kllledp jee’.erday In a take-off crash In which t l persons died. Including tb* RL Hon. Arthur Purvis, chair­ man of tb* British Supply Coun­ cil ' In North America. The crash, announced today, fallowed an almost identical ferry tervlca accident Bunday In which another 22 wore killed, making tho week’s total cf 44 lives. Including those of tg Amer­ ican*. British bombers struck at northern Franc* in the early morning darkness today In con­ tinuation of attacks on Bou­ logne and ths continental coast during daylight yesterday. Th«» Kiltyhawk fighter, Curtias-Wright's Residents of a southeast coast town heard the British plane* | aufrrsAor to th« famed Tomahawk, or P -40 cross the Channel In a steady a>» it known In the U. 8. air force, is shown procession starting Just before in flight for the f in t time over Buffalo, N. Y midnight A few minute* later German planes were shot dowa In dogfights over the continent Inland ynterdav were missing, th* Air Ministry reported. months p n r I M mforesMlng tha disarmament af ^ h o a r r n u o n afU r tha war, roYMlad bT Implication that tha Unltod Statea jeouM then bo ready to Join In whatever ava­ tars might be ovohred for polle­ ning tha world. • Tha avthorHaUro' Praia A»*orlatloa called thla point, drafted h r President Rooaoralt and Prim* Min later Churchill In their aeerer three-day rendexveua at raw, a radical departuw fram the thenv lon af dlanrmamept which hith­ e r t o have been Jwld. •They woriwj «•«» wh*J amounta to a •* rea ct alma to which both nallona eubaeribe.” aald lha Prea* Association. “Tha daalaratlon b i n charter to r ih* J a i'l£ , r fr£ la Idantlfora th i United SUI fled with onr wn> a r * OFV—Senator Thoms* (D-Utek), floor iu M (ir In th* Senate for th* congToaalonaHy-aDpruvod M r Defense fioad £ Russians Believed Falling British Crasli Back Toward Dnieper River Widening* Operations that governing body because they believe that Sanford will Accident Follows An* and that politics will do-W A gainst Germany’s suffer othei; Almost Iden-. ralop, a chock made by tha S*amethod, they could Herald revealed today. , * Submarines, Help ford tical Wreck Sunday* ehaaga It again a t a later late. ’ Sept. 16 has been set as tha ,Ttet .Cpuaty Ca— hwtoa has used " # . F r o m U . S. Cited date for an etertlwr to-reefer'A tf the system of olaeUag all Its Which Killed Seven ■ 15, | .11 t of their • lip t l«*ll. f*«*rnitifi arid Allied column*, it •A .1 « r t c l in lle ilin , reached 'I lllack Sen bid w een th e nor* if 1 i«l. and the Hug R iver ttm ty in "a c« ntinuoua, relen tI. . p u rsu it" which had loft the R. I \rtitira cntrappr«| w ith t h t l r only hope of an a tte m p t to escape by flu th«» north ern fro n t R u v li.in force* w e rr claim ed to ho •‘titrnpped by th** Finns e n tho u rth« rn roiiRt of !*uke Ladofns in.I n tte n ip tln r to e«capo in tra n -p o rt vr»M*U. |»« -pit** It 4 vario u s claim s to • ihti ’M ID rlin re p o rte d — In po*« lhl<* an ticip atio n o f a n n o u n e tmenta o f a Flowing down o f ih* N atl d riv e — th a t It had begun to rain atiuin In the U kraine. F or He p a rt the Ku»«Un com­ m and In Its fcmmuniquM fo r vestrnloy again omitte«! any In­ form ation aa to wherw th# fighting a rc trra w cr« located, ita tin g m erely th a t th ere "n o th in g o f im p o rta n ce " to r#» a House cnm m ltl. i- Thiii ->li.y t ' t R e p ri srnlutivn tl (|» | . w ss “ hot n rr»p..n-ilili- 1 •- 1,, , o f C ongress ” A ppearing Iwfore lit.. ||o i |w bonking rom miliwe on price ontro l leginlolioii, JTv.i’le r ■ n sold ho woiihl accept r .p o r l . o f ih F e d e ral, lluri iio o f 11 1 - r o r I he T re t..m y ..-Is iiw »h- I Thr Soviet war bulletin fot hiring or firin g of vni|>hi;i < <.( hit morning admitted Rad f H h j th e Office o f Price C ontrol :,.nl drawal.4 from P tn ro m g b li ond Civilian Supply. Kiu vogrmd, U k rain ian tow n# ’ibout U>0 mile* n o rth o f Inrv, and «t>okt of hf#VT fl Can Gallic Receives Unfavorable Report Troiu tha Black 6*. to th . Sea. Pravrfa. organ o f Ih* Cosssaiw An unfavoraM r rrpm t-h a* hern ni»t party, atworitol tho R «jsto» tlrfrn M harf In Cm ! «»S»h*d to * maJc by tho Army on harbor ilet > r|n p n trn U * t Km. l ia llir .' Con- Herman offtnalt# end Um llgfa^ oinan J«,ri lie inform’ d viet a rm y n n b p n i Hanford llvrul.l t»<l.iy front that la th a long f lg h lln f J j l ' Um *«4 of to* aWashington. Congressman llrndricka raid that he and If.; £ Seining Charlr* O, Andrews n ,d just r. . I Iho unfavorable rouurf. and lliat it wo* further dlwb'i>'d that tho of Engineers had nuulo a b. -.. ; ••• - v west and MUtllwaat SOM' lo noo.OOO- C arm an* had knocked out In th* ‘ of tho 30th 0 « M U toall II othor dlvialong a n d m enta. tl � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 14, 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/7f68d2fecd2a005cd25eaccd05f41b28.pdf 6687e9d6d411f08e2a2e0bd0df50754e PDF Text Text IcS f on th e 180.000.000 project H n It, cotnp)«Uon will t d n .iiM mmUi* end kka# « wm4 ' th at it weald toot aotve the Immediate petroleum shorter* hi Ute aaat ensued hy tho dhrm lea o f M United States • tanker* to B ritish not*. W tU/w Aftfu MIAM BYA. iHVlWIOMAL Df f / t iW C J U. M OM PAf A t the n o n tta w Ickaa warned that there (till waa eeHooa dan­ ger ot a coal ahortoge due to 1 tailed transportation facUitiee. The tram porta tloto ahaattea al- • ready waa -tight," he laid, and a ahorUga weald develop If Pall ’’ ri<R«JL<lMl* A* PAX f W A A R h OM w H u t f , rc IK JKMtA] A l a sk a , a h » % HoMEoP-flUL sjd<a fam ily . w yj I DUWH4^ (fS S fV ^ rf* M i t t a l ’ /lO U H D K R - ifV W M M ; \9 F O U H M rcAJMttr wttff 'a o p — -"“ * r *<<4» 'AFRICAN O W L** A *A M *Y r * fA R D S . A VSAY IU>UHP « l« R :< H p R (fJ tt^ | i t i i h ) t ... ir 1 — I _ . ■ Made By Florida m hreeeily waa aal . 1 ’ X •tending acholaaU* denote* m £ 1 •' 3 < L f1 v •*d/ ► H £ » » 1, awarded a mode Ue3«S teal at the end af the teat n “ -With' Honor*" ______ V : 411 i, v .. * e>. f. •’ A s •" t - -- tiirth3r%*ju!Sd, • • . ' ”■ * = Other reaeons you should buy your new or used car now: .*« l , On account o f In tho coot of aura will la coot of material* and REGULATORY in automobile production,' bo much higher than pro-' M e t price*. <■ J ■ • SCREE Coolrmeta Entered Into Prarioon U Im ubm co of Or* dw WU1 Not Be Affected: Action A leo.vD eelared Aimed at Profiteering rn sn a ' - Authority Over umor Credit In Choek Innatlon>nda In Jkfenoo x*?’* �‘Unford In The Only Central Florida CUy AffordlS* Rail, IKcbna, And Water Transportation . HANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 13, 1011 defense Peak America In Jnly Seen « < a ^ /Nazi8 Enter Odes­ sa They WUI Find I t In Ruins, Say Russians In Britain Objectives For .Post-war Wor) Black Sea Ports ICeaseless Counterattacks” A g a i n s t -Germans Predicted ■ t/Ph— M aintenance nf tha nation­ al Income a t 9100.000,000.000 yaarly, far-flung public work* and aoclal aacurlty program , and parpatuatloa of tha 40-hour week artra prtpoaed today by the Na­ tional Resource* planning Board a* poat-war objective*. - Russian P re sid e n t H onors Red A ir Heroes NEW YORK, A a r IS — LT> — D iieftor General William 8. k m ittjrrr ^ t th# OPM predicted today th at If th a n atio n's defease program hlta th a WelAmtp .m ark by January. 1 9 4 t, "w a ahaatd hit peach production by July **d “ r ‘thkV andI America ( a s a fte write It* own ticket on w ar m a­ terial.” l i t added th a t g reater speed In subcontracting defense order* will be required to *eeompllah tha objective. The Senate Final** Commit* tea heard propoaal* from aaw fU bualnew apokeaipcn tuceday fa r Impoiitlon oT-a 1 general mans* factu m * tale* ta x In plaro ■* Uia axel*# taxea on po-ealiod la** ury Item* contained In the p**dln r 13^38,700,000 revenue MIL Senator Vanderbarg (R-. M ich) expre**ed agreem ent with sna witnea* th at auch s tax wohld Armitage Expects Greater Tourist counter-attacks" atha Nasi* tha Soviets .aid. rop Thu Season I aaomad clear last night that C ■Msama, Gas Rationing Seen As. No Determent On Vacation Travel I invasion tha Soviet cumtlqua failed e a rly .. today , td itton areas In whlih fighting | loaeow simply said that* wag a * Baltic, Urn S t t l R w n * <a* reported tb# daatruatlan lay o f four N a tl. Urpado and two transport*, a triphammer Gorman blow* (kt Ruaala fw # to O x* with possible tom of hot U kraine [basket, producing mneo of Merlin Claims U. S.' Croups That Covet Islands Will I'sc lYtuin As , Kxcusc* k Axis Aliffnnieat:M*j Seen As Threat ~ •date Department Is Said To He Seek­ ing Itase In Brazil ' l l IIV. I n.-eraplcl France W I t.— ( M’)- Vice Prenil, r 'ilm irsl Jean Marian.1 nr* I, awarded .an t power* <>*ct military and other phsar-> »f French life, will make « minute and a half radii, am . uecemrnt tomorrow. In* l.irni.d antircrw •aid the brief add re -, would he “uf extreme imimrtanre.*’ e Mikhail 1. Kalinin, prraident of the So­ viet Union, commends fivo heroic ltu»«lan filer* who received medals for exemplary fighting ngalnat the Invading Germain. 3 " photo was flashed by rndiu finm Mnacnw* • Now York. Simplicity Marks Recordings Made Airport Plans Polio Group Stands Sent To WPA > Hospital Ballot Ready To Give Help At Regular, Meet For Approval For Election Of Kiwanis Club Melts* Mt hr the : first Urn* tine* tha • t i n ? Subcontracts Will Be Required, Knudsen Declares Th* board predict* th a t “when H itter fall**’ th* United State* ahall certainly help feed the starving people* of Europe unWarden Jeee Dunn, held as a til they can again g at on their nOVUft D3T (OW flMlQf COBVktr, f n ^ a fte r s break from Oklahom ai |j y , h , breath-taking margn State Prtaon a t M eA leiUr, * n , ( , .Ingle vote, tha llou,# last murdered by hU captor* a t th# | nlSht passed th* |8-month Army outaat o f a gun b ate# In which a*re Ice extension till. With the chamber tense and bushed, Speaker Rayburn an ­ nounced the result aa 203 to 202. Representative Short, (R-, Mo.), from th* Republican committee table, Immediately demanded a recapitulation, which Rayburn granted . The recapitulation, a l thousands of tahkrwUi hart I whole of th* southern Soviet g was |n Imminent parti and sous forebodings cam* from Plans To Seize Martinique Nazis Chctr Machinery o f th* C ount/ C hapter of tl (Ian for Infantile Pei Songs A re P re se n ted By P ippin S isters A t W eekly P ro g ra m Florid* win b a rs a tafgar asm bar of UarlsU this •**•«• tha* House had accepted provision .extending ro Volunteers Draft Quote August CUB rgaat of th# D4 t* a c t for this t entirely filled bp M varai mar# tm ar* nacaaaary they will bn aant for rn d ahlppad barn bp a ir axpress. Th* chapter is co-operating fully with th* attending physi­ cian and local health author!tl«i In avary way, Mr.’ S /r d said. Th* cm * ha* b**t) l*oht*d. tho house quarantined and avary pre­ caution taken to koap th# di­ sease from spreading, an added. Tb» Kiwenia Club wax put “on th a raoUid*-today-.** ha regular luncheon meeting at the Valdei Hot*], by m ean, uf a recording machine brought by Merman Morris, honorary member. A re­ cording waa mad.- of the pro­ ceedings CT th* program to b* preserved fa r ponterlty. MIsa Gladys Pippin and Mix* Elisabeth Pippin, accompanied at tha piano by Their mother, Mr,. Roy Pippin, sang “ Y outh," “ What Word U Sweeter than Fwretheart,1* and “ Do You C ar*?” Tha club M ng “Boost Kiwuni," aa a grpup, accompanied by Mar­ ry KMtU a t tho piano, and the record waa played when it had Price Celling1 Is Set On Raw Sugar 30 Dogs Picked Up By Police Officers WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 — (JPV— Tha govam aM at eat a pries calling on raw su g a r Tuesday aad officials said tb* action bout 30 dogs which Had not m a a n t > retail price of about lUrsaaod or vaaotoatod worn ftv* panada fa r M coats. ad up by police yaatorday and TachakaHy, tb* calling was n o t Imposed on refined sugar. U»* Mm Um housewife boys, but on 18-dagraa raw augar. It waa s a t a t 3.5 cants a pound, three tenth* o f. a can t u ad ar Monday's piwvalllag quotations. Price adm inistration officials said tho c?Ub)g waa equivalent to a raUU pries level o f ahoat 3.8 canto a pound fa r raftaed. The 11 >a n State Police Radio Fund Being Sought TALLAHASRK, Peak Hours ana a f Uto lend an Aag. IL— (AT— Plerkto’e apalleattea for 9350000 I’ fedornl fund* to bund * stoto-wfaio paito* radi* wiU b* F.nginrt-ring plans for the WI‘A project u( (he Sanford municipal N ot To Ht* airport wire delivered to thu V oters WPA office in Orlxnlo this morn­ Puzzled By Legnl ing fnr m,|>ection and approval, Kduunl Higgins, secretary of T erm s, W o r d a g e th.- Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, said today. Freeholder, who g a to the pod, The to|al (m ount of tb* WPA 7»r(.j>cl i, f2R.7.!t37, and the spon- on Aug. 19 in the X|H-rkil cite »or’* »hur* iv 1*7,000, Me. Hig­ tlnn affecting the ptop.ii.ed -Sem­ gins .» id. The apunaor'a part is inole ('minty hovpital will lint ho made op l.y the City1* drawing puxiled by legal term , u r-in v o l­ the i-nirinvcrlng plana ami by a ved woikage in voting. Judging by a copy of the nfflnul biillnt CAA allotment of 163,000. The WPA project will grade rrcidvrd today. two runway. f>00 feet wide and t larily and Klmplirity distin 1200 feet long, fence the area, guitli the ballot, ami inatrurtiuna build in,ids roads and plant gra»« fur marking it aro printed clear­ When this project ha, . been completed, Mr1. Higgins said, the Thu question to In* tit elded 111 United State* Engineer Office In thn h|U‘| 1,1 t i t l l m l i i tnfvvyp ruin Jacksonville will furnish plana thu sp i-ru l election it whether :» and accept bids to pave the run­ h ill fluU d U ilinv the i*«ue way* anil ta il atrip* and light the (Minds, pMssetl l»y thu m e r it I*t k field. The coat of this part of the iiU t u r r , shall Im* appruvr«l hy project will bo paid for by » .Seminole County freelm lders. CAA allocation of $215,000. Ilelievirur th at citixein deairr a The WPA project.w ill probably new County hospital, lejfi-lulor* get under way in two or three set up inaihinery 'makiru- il |*«r»* weeks, a , aoon li» tho plan, go aiilite for uilditional InuuU to Imthrough tho neegeaanry channel, fnr approval, the chamber secre­ ta ry explained. ly. 2500 AcreH Sold F o r R am ie G row ing Nig read a letter Lehmann of Tavarra, srge of tbd campaign laxtns* bo nils In Florilag b b appreciation se t last week in buyftnat bond, Mr. larh. a t the Hanford Kiwa* among tho first l In th* state t» du It It displayed a comilrlt. ■eluded T rnny Deane of O aarW ater, a form er resident S May Accept Sill, Tomorrow NOTON, Aug. T A M iA I IA r f f t K E , H*TI ip ht*to Aug. # n t Roosevelt. Demod o r Barkley said today tllO Renata would acNTew . tha Uausc-ap. lie alipnull Franco n|onr#!r»' Ip OmvMiy. ill,- h^r . .’light-, uquiubi ll'uiiiii,** m ffffUt which/ In- 1 m uht- f.rtiml -thr'-G vcm an to--, i-iiui- p iercin g ' ijeii|«q-.'inl<v H * - ’ I’k(.tin.- in wliat- I’e ln iq '/a U f d ’: ••ghraili. ti.vkv .In davelppoient» 13.— Tuesday sold alout- 3500 acres of Everglades land to E. B. Elliott, Miami, who aaid Ha wanted )l for incrraacrl pnaluctlup o f ramie. T U prim was $16 an acre, and in® o U tr rahlni't *4ire®t| to a rr* duction of $5 an sera on each 11)0 acre- planted to ramie, which when wtiern Into duck rcacmblci (man. Elliott and others have been i-iperim rnting with small aculo production of th* tdant for sev* rra l y rg r,. Ifo said II h a i ’been eatahlahi-d th a t t) » plant will grow well In th* Florida Ever­ glade*. but commercial praductlon h a , been handicapped by • • 'k of .a method uf separating tha fiU-r from th* plants stalk 13 _ king 'to hurry tha Al^ « OXtana ion- lagialalion Th.., M.Vyi-nrw Id rliief o f.x ta ja l »nii'.iin*?*’d hi, lomanaUMl., .dect.* ,ion m ’a riiiliu address In which ■* In- fm ukly a-tmUted to -hi, u p . i-ary i-nunlryiin'ii. that hi* >wn> prigi:im f n r ’llm rcgoncrutlpq-nf• Fiam r had - not < sucCCvdol and . Ihii' French il< m"C/MV - waa dOUd'. . m (ai t.lm d m>c«r Ilyed>In th aAnierimn pullent . • ’j . C adet Is K illed In Jack so n v ille C rash JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 13 — *9l*n af Uto measure, I passed last night hy (A>— A cadet was klfied and another escaped. Injury Tuesday whew taro training plane* eotlidI In V tt rd near tho Jacksonville N aval an e ffo rt A ir Stalin*. Edward A. Dunlap, III, a f Hnvotbill, Mas*., wan killed a fte r b# Jumped a t an altitude too lour parachute to open to n - (• th.- i-a»t tilt- man • f till* w iritij.’* hstuanco of same tie the qualified freeholder, nf said County, a t an election held for such purixuv, and declaring sanm l» b« fnr a county public purpone.'* P a trio tism R eaches H eig h t in S a raso ta SARASOTA, Aug. 13.—(Spec1*1)—Defense patriotism activi­ ties reached a new high here Tuesday with on* group-pledging business and professional n u n to rid* bicycles to and from work R. Donnelly of Vravelleri and anotker asking women to . C-, piloting th* other ilgn pledge* not to w ear silk nsnaged to land on tho kut wtnr iraiaMfwi pro- (In1 M r « U ly qeecnk-' id Uit nlira-r )- In ■<lpfen»".i>f*!M civilinjiliuii itnd ;^ha-n'.'»n chango- OnaiaM Riders, Uto bicycle group planned to launch tho movement Thursday1w ith ’* ’ pared* startin g a t P it* Point*. Several »tor»* h a t* aractoa Wcycto »Und* in (rout thtfy M tablUhmiiitis T ^ i toe*-to t* save gsaollito. ,'. Tb* «aU-*Qk stocking camp a in to apooaarad kp- a civic y »>) .a W in' c o u rn -'th n vcrdtn'airaU vi will tub*- w ui-nnt'i. /■(aVtl.,,'-Tbo« llctm an (o nltpl.M j a r p *of .-I’aibj • ha,. Im. i» i-iniui-viust (<>r. n.ct-lin’i however for •j.iit’t.G eriu.yi.F A oili > itrfen i- n f 'M akar... bad 1 olh#r« Frr/n-h A fwr:|n-.p«l!«y*»i‘ n., p u d ,* , ki-neral mllltarv #1 wtfll. a , o p - , in.inic and |iidllj*ai*-c(>np«r*tl0t» with' th - N’aaiw. i v - • i- *f. ' . C.iiHa'ioralvm, Fv)i\ln‘ o h -arsed ., •*ia n .hiiig-l-tm - laimr (and *h»«. j.nt y.-t b e a u I n .b e a r, all H a . frail.” ■> T« iumlcmciK b l' ilscU h n ,-th n ; ntd Wo*Id witf herq o f -V erdun, x.tn canu* n llt-o f v4ft«»l re tiw -i I mi nt In Fram-n's la,» dreparatnItepilhllcan days |n lolO to Uady the now irvim e. dsu-tignoivd Y**- .- ing with Germany. which every foreign , corre •lent In Vleby knew end had trying to' gr< but to th w .' fry week* pn*t. M arshal’ F unexpectedly Inlewiioln-I ’hi In appeul tn lha l.’ititcd ! In ” understand, aasertinpthere w * a."n o rtaao n ’ in ft deelin* «f Kreneh ■kkwla. . �i*>•. WEDNESDAY j ' ^ A Momentous Conference 11-JO Doe CATCHES O N IN RUSSIA With three day* haying elapsed without from the presidential yacht Putofnac aM^wIt! week gone b y since the flrat rumors, which In been ilenii-d, that President Roosevelt was going Wlnatnn Churchill In mid-Atlantic, the public may safely assume, It' seems to us, that a momentous 'conference Is being held und that .it portends startling developments for the immediate future. Of course this conference may be between Mr. Church­ ill and Joseph Stalin and it standa to reason they have as much, or almost as much to talk about tneke duys ns Mr. Roosevelt and the British Prime Minister. The absence from Washington of the President and his highest aides, as well a* the secrecy surrounding his trip, may bo»Just a stall to help Mr. Churchill confuse hi* enemies and U Mil M . miH throw the Germans off the track uiitil after he has safe­ odtOttMog nix. ly returned lo I/tndon. Howetcr, we rather incline to the former view that Roosevelt and Churchill are staging a Brenner Pass confere nee in the middlo of the Atlahtk end that the events which will follow will be quite as stupendous os anything which ever came out of p meeting of the Axis partners. Doth Rwucvclt and Churchill hive ,• flare for the spec­ S i IM n t M it m |> . M M «*• IM I n ri­ tacular, possibly accounting somewhit for their populari­ al U m i ih n iitM ty, and what couid be moro spectacular than the meeting # M l lUMnlN now prcuimably being held in submarine infested waters wdsere the destiny of tho entire worid is being decided. This meeting Is not entirely’ T'fltaR' nf ttw MflMt' Prime Minister flying on his knees to RooseVeft asking for aid, since it must be admitted that England could ull a.Vichy on the United States, accept what will posalTODAY ly be generous pence offers from Hitler and leave the t n o i YOU GROW OLDER United States holding the bag. Then we would be In the I W ILL REALIZE THAT rather embarrassing position of having to do a Munich I* PARENTS ARE WISER with the Nazis ourselves or fighting the Axis powers alone H YOU T B fN E i Children P fW U In th* Lord. and unaided. It stands to reason that we would prefer to have Eng­ laU la rig h t— Ephwian* 8:1. land continue the fight even at the necessity of •increas­ ^ J W T R I E S MUST UK POST- ing our aid to the British to the very point of war. What MARKED ^ ^ L A T K R THAN will the United States do If Germany tries to capture Spain and Portugal with their Canary and Cape Verde Is­ Tile Providence Journal) lands or takes possession of French African colonies InIt h u been proved definitely. . with pita* at fJtad .ta ll.tlr., eluding Dnknr, while at the same time Japan takes fur­ p e n m U g aa, rrapha. and ool- ther command of strategic points in the Pacific? What will ■ , U ee-graduata committaa; the United States do if Japan tries to interrupt the flow (hacked by metallic machines, of American commerce to Russia’s eastern port* and to tv printed authoritatively In China? th* pa p a n , Undoubtedly these nro questions which the Rritlsh th a t I aa wall aa any othar may • - i Wtn tha grand flrat prize. Prime Minister would like to know before committing him­ Ja p M ovemeiita T o . May maat and marry tha helm *, self further In the defense of the democratic worid or Indo-C hina Seen live excitingly aladowad by hundrvd-dullar hlr- finally turning down any future peace overtures. Will the United Stntes continue to condemn in pious phrases ad detectives, MANILA, Aug. 13 ~ r(JP h faaa a four-edor process In lha nml to promise the implements of warfare for nlners to The Japanese high command la platura magazines, planning lo place 180,000 troop* use, or will this country act? ' nam* continuously In tha gossip In French Indo-China, the n t While this rumored conference In mid-Atlantic is Jorlty of them in Weat Cambodia columns, personal frland causing ronsldcrnble speculation among the British and adjrlnlng th* border of Thailand, I of You Know Who; • M t n c t a rogiantlc and dang*r- American publics, Imngino what it la doing to the trou­ It war learned autHontalhraly night. l i .«■ dleaeae, bled minds of the German hlglTcommand and the war- lastForeign fly Of paraonal ihlp to a tropical obicrvera agree that ords of Japan! tha Japanese will enter Thailand (lop under velvet atari, whit* rtowari drop to my touch, twaat meIona, a««ntad air, aun not •r -' too hot v iu e. ■a native u a i i v v |god. U II. m w v « and wh wtsw arowa, thyonad aaat, carried pstUjr by th* maidtna, id and f*4 pHvataly by tha ro S n g tli.lM moat beautiful. th at ain* atocklnga at* r last lag*, aIIIt flocks *t# going di One good thing a b iu t tha thah core*t s lot of young man are ttin g uuatd itd to tc back aaat •ro .lo getting drirtag sa n y ta Ufa, 'Japan ta latarmlnad to eontlnhward drive but at „ looking fo r a detour th* Wilted State*. Sarkan raSarv* supply shows W ton* af pepper stored In York WSHhouaax. And th a t’* lo ha ks*«iad at - 8*. AugusRecord. D at Popper, ho big I 6»! H|ul* F a rm e rs' Outlook 250 D r a f t Dod^crH R ep o rted In M iami • -• MIAMI. A ug. 13 —(/P)— Ab, ut 260 w arrants hnvo burn drawn up hero for the arru at of Dade (6uhty men who have played a dilly-dallying gam e with tha aelective. service lew. UaUl now the policy has been Ime of estrem o leniency, but the tim e for a trirte r enforcem ent hus eoqic," said U. 8. Commla.ioner Rogsr Edward Davl* Tuesday, . "W e will still accept reu./i.-i•old excuse* .from evadar* whi eom* in voluntarily." ; Davis aald aome men failed lo aiigwer questionnaires! other* did Hat tbow tip fa r Induction and w ithout notifying ra o f new ad- W ell know n S an fo rd m e­ chanic in now associated w ith Reel & Sons in th e s e r ­ vice d e p a rtm e n t Bring: y o u r a u to troubles to him . H e Will be glad to see all o f his oTd frien d s an d custom ers. 301 W..HRST ST. . SANFORD, FLA.. FBQNE 160‘. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE P T "' s }c ■ * r ‘ * !>*• , if -S> tAA^aaJlUA S auu ^ h a r t Burnt** WQbar, IS , af Baa gtaa. C a l, la shown w ith hi* iRto* Juana* N a u to , 1*, daring i ippr M a r n t laat y ear. A law s's.tRAsnr^s Management announced Tuewlay th a t m ilitary a ircraft Uanu fad up. liflO airplane dor- The Garmsol' ora h**ltatlng boot using Incindlary bomb* on Isetow. Ira ao sold there they tRl to Mvu.hg »»ny place* a* h* Tank o f colonel Mgardod Ss a braae rtu tately braa* hate 1*1 to tho auccea*ig of an arm y aa T ree ..U Q D O ir : " when tfu-y areu rg an laed and pre­ pared to m e(t BritWh troops now llatloned In Burma and British Malaya along tha w ait and northwestern Thailand border. Tha • Franeh army In IndoChina haa bean liquidated a a a military unit. T he o utlook fo r Florida farmers haa Improved consid­ erably, according to tbu current Issue of the Florida Grow, er. und after several lean years a period of rising pro­ fits from (arm products may be coAfldsntly expected. Dairy farming particularly has shown substantial improve­ R ail U ptons Accept ment. the Grower points out, but citrus fruits and vegeta­ -Services Of Board ble crops havo' brought Increasingly better prices in the CHICAGO, Aug. 13 —( / t V - J last year or two. railroad labor o m n ia * . ‘ "During 1940 returns to fanners per pound of but- Nlnataan embracing npproilm atelyj torfnt ill dairy products sold was higher /o r Florida dairy­ Hon* 1,100,000 workars Tuesday a c -J men than for those of any other atate,’* the Grower de­ cap tad Uic strvlcaa of tha Na­ tional Railway Mediation Hoard clares. "Such profitable dairy ojperatlon Is possible because waga dlaputa with theFlorida is in an area In which the majority of btllk.pro­ nInr i'rthefr n ’a ro ll H it * * ., . duced can be sold for consumption In fluid form. Produc­ Th# board wtll dlacuu th* tion also is moro profitable when returns OTc nearly pro­ ttslvm ata with apokramvn for thee Helena and th* carrier* h# r* f portional lo feed costs, , In an tf f o r l to av ert "But tho moro significant aspect of this favorablo aThursday balance In Florida dairying Is what It means to the fu­ threatened «trtke. ture of this Industry In our state. As long Os substantial profits can be realised from the business, it 1s natural to P foh’£ s Delivered D rop 16 Tri July expect Improvements of herds, production methods and Better*’ Storie* 11:43 O ur Gal Sunday WDBO 13-.W) I U P NEW S 1210 Musical Interlude T oalfht'* P r t i n a * 12:15 Jaek Berth and HI* G al 6;00 B***ball Score, 17:30 Dfcftretfnio ^ 8:0!V Musical Int*rlu,l*12:15 Road of Life Hg) r.:i:. Ilowanl & Shelton 1:00 Young Dr. Malone *C:20 UP New* . 1:13 Joyce Jordan B:30 Supper Hour 1:30 Merry Go Round BAS Eye Opener* 2.CO Melody Matinee 7:00 Drama of Life 2:15 Classic* fn Tempo 7<15 Sport* R rportrr m 7.30 Dr. C hriitian I 2:23 UP NEWS ^ 7 :t5 Elmer DavU anil the Nrw*' 2:30 Renfro Valley Folk* 2:45 Adventure* In Setene* 8:00 Million* for Dcfrnse 2:55 l ’ras* New* 0:00 Glenn Miller 3:00 Songs o f Cheer *nd C*r*. 9:15 Public Affair* fort 9:.'t0 Juan Arviju 3:15 Afternoon Serenade 9;43 N*w* of the World 3:45 Burl !v*s, Songs ) 10:00 Edwin € . Hill 4:00 Chaalng th* Blue* 10:10 Ilcb Trout I0:t& Sonny Dunham O rrhettr* 4:15 Afternoon Variafie* -4:30 Youth Time—NY A 10:30 H arry Jim r* Orrhectr* 4:45 Wing* Over Jordan 11:00 Linton Well*, N e w , 11:00 A lbert W arn er t i b i a th* M il* FVrldV Orehevtra New* • ' • ■ to 11:30 Le* Brown O rchestra 5:10 Sport* News, Ted H uaidl 11:55 Pre** New* 6:15 Outdoor* w ith Bob Edg* 12:00 Sign Off 5:30 Miracles and Melodies Tomorrow-* Program* 5:45 Th# World Today (IrflO M orning Roundup 7:00 The World Today 7:15 Dreaka*t Bicvitle* At Onr Package Btprei 8:00 U P New* You’ll Find The Best 1* 8:10 Blue Ribbon Bock* 8:16 Morning Devotion* — 8:30 Tune* from tW-Tvu^w* *>■ 8:46 Poetic String* 9:00 Dlar* Drew t . ri 9:05 Program Resume B r a n d y , Champagtit, 9:10 Musical Interlude Wine, Gin. CordUla. etc. 9:15 Myrt and Marge 9:30 Mnrnet We Deliver, Phone *140; :3C O rgenoviltie, 9:43 Woman pf Courage 10:00 Mary Lee Taylor 10:15 UP- NEWS BAGGETPS 10;*0 A t Home With Saliy Mar­ L iquor S to re tin 10:43 Time F or Tho Times Mathor Arcade 11:00 Knte Smith Speaks 11:15 InL-rmrzzo for Strings ' < R A D IO N E W S E h iantlful maid ana weave • mysterlou* h u t X eereaaa of H from month. sve no ezplanstlon «•*. They did not for 316,017,000 and Ilveitock brought f rcu respectively to yields of $7,174,000 a name month In 1040. "Cash farm income for the first qui higher than a year earlier fn thfrty-ani of military farm income, expressed aa a percentage tv e r i la L oublana havo le­ uro, U higher than that of any. other an S nay edict declaring • r i N IS attt for th* dura- offer farmers aa great ah opportunity there more than 20,000^00’sidrt m are still -------h r rnsnaevara.” W hy not m be duration of tho omergvn* ranching land available.' , — m S ypaa e f p h n r, rum ;] toted, nor thw number which! rant to th* Army, th* Navy or j DAYTONA BEACH, Aug. I V ( A V Dr. JUaeph R u tte r lad Day­ M a t B ritain. - -. A t th* u m a thne, 0PM offb tona Beach laat n ig h t m eatvad a Ink aald dlaeuaalona a t a meet- telegram which tentatively con­ tg of fovam m atk and Iron and firm ed hie baltaf th a t ho M e tom M company executive* Indicate d. th a t capacity fo r f niihlng pttul here that Wednoaday.. Tho patient wma Oliver T. Ray, Allan, ltd lo m aat requirement* of the ta, former Georgia cenaoa dlM a to d to d j’rograma, ~MIAMI JOB f9€tOfm . Tk# UWfrtm w u from Dr. W. if . 10.—IAV-TW# i* l John U iforrta a t you w ash to make S mankay *11 dlaplay SI ■onkoyorlum.’ ■ LONDON, Sevan Amari IB UriUah a ^ la rlw tr a hnialda Ju itr airport, it w u V 4-W - —-' a f.:. V ► r‘. y- •?y ■>/ �h o t . ... Ig fiv A U C O ST 1 9 ,1 * 4 1 ' H ... K S£ a rra »S?5v * : i \ -•"» ■■ V • ■■ .'». ‘ • . '. TT' : r 3® : - ’ : : . r r r ^ ......■ ' • 7 • v*m*-'TVr »m y x PACE THREE’ r THIS SANFORD IlEKAI D. SANFORD P L O W D lr' J. ■» " ' l,r r .in ir ii v ii • lie ( III l I* ..-* llo g ra p L • i hr pH r-itril i | -•* •-€ f d iT fr ’ tlm v j i 1 | n* Ul rlo*-it,r «< II ». l ’h e | tiirr. k ih n u x s t* • •;» ip rr M io r v >•#L m c a m u l k i n .%», » 1 . l a l liar It* • ill , • n I ln r ra n ** ft,.* ictWities } v -"Tt r f r • » , T e ie p h c n o 14M % 1 d iim ___ _ 4 • Personal'5 ' A patriotic them* predom inat­ i -----ed at the meeting at the AsarMr. ami Mrs. Carl Lundgren lan Class of the First Baptist and mother were g u - it, ef Mrs. Church which was held s t the A. Faber In Cos'cs last Sunday home cf Mrs. B. C. MoOre on East Second S tre e t last oveninn. I Miss Perleux liny*, had ..a TllCRSD AT Mrs. W. L. Vance and Mrs. it. M The Woma«’» Auxiliary of A. Wliy.sm* were co-host esses h e r guest f i r scve-al days last week Miss Julia Brown of ( olh* Presbyterian Church will Mrs. Moore. lumbua, Ga. •ew for th , Red C rots in the with Highlight of the business tea. Woman’s Ctuk from 9:00 A. M. J . G. David has been railed until 12:00 o'clock, with Mrs. situ, was the election of officers for th e class o f which Mr*. J. II to Columbia, S. C.. on acr.- .iil J. D. W oodruff sponsoring. The Alathcan Class of the _Colclouth was retained as letch- of the aeriout illness of hi9 F irst B aptist Church will h are j rr. Mrs. W. A. CagT* was unsni- te r. its business and social meeting i J"""*1* , ' l" t *d " T " ■■ P"*! Delmar B attem of ilont>eei|. in the Woman’s Club »t 2:00 l \ ,l*’nt o f . fl*“ . ,or„ “ r tnnd term and Mrs. R. L . Beard w»» Is spending a few davs in i i r Townsend Otub will have its elected to te rse aa first sice ford and * Daytons BrurH with friends. regular meeting In the O o jit president. Second sil w ill be Mrs. R. T. T h o m a s; third House .a t 8:00 P. M. Mr. a n d Mrs. S. E. AnJcv*. Daughter* of Wesley Clasi ef Mrs. W. C. R am bler; fourth. riV iA reM rm A *'rrim f t Vt*-t —*f the listlwi&Ui,. Church w ill meet M r v . l . tw at th e V h u r c lr 'lt’ *r00 P. M. t« M. N. Clesehmrt Strsr Cr~N;-Air sp en t In Andalusia apd M bile. go to M t f Spring* for a picnic.' derson will te rse another term a* Ala. -■ The Cfahllol* a ro s e 287 of the recording seeretary and Mrr, A Mr. and Mrs. Carl l.u n d rrm 8upreme F o rett Woodmen Circle M. Gordrfier will b« the ft>«r* wifi meet In th* W. O. W. Ilall at Sponding secretary. R eporter will | had aa th eir guests lost w*-*A 8:00 P. M. AH members are urg­ be Mrs. L rurtn* Be»l and Mrs Mrs. May Moody tn.l V r. i.mi D. K. MrNab will terse as asd«t n ette Ballanline of \t e .t I’aln ed to attend. ant teacher. I Reach. MONDAY The m eeting s»as opened wit). | ---------The Woman's Club will hare charge of the sewing session m the members singing "The Star : Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase »nd the club house In the m rm ing Spangled Banner.•• The business ' son, Sydney. HI, have returned by 'fro m a m onth’s sacatton «p**rt in under th e sponsorship of Mrs. C. retaion »»« presided over Mm. C a g lr and lh# devotional ths M rtf En g la n d «tatr* and -th. R. Dawson. w as conducted by M t*. H L . •r point* o f Interest • V tD N IS O A T Th* clma* of 19S2 o f Seminole Jllfh School will have a reunion a t Sanlando Spring* a t 7:00 I*. H eard. auoptarnented hy Bible vern** w hich w e rr m ail by v a r­ ious matnbar*. A n announcem ent _________ w a i made that the c Ia m had conGlad lola G ro se N um ber 287 of D ibuted tow ard sending two chilrsm p Onniwma Pnr»«t Woodmen Wiuulmpn (Iren to the • W . 31. Ithea Supreme Forest W oodmen Circle To P la n D istrict M eet Circle will meet in regular session Ui marrow evening a t 8:00 o'clock in tha W. O. W. Hall on P ark A'vsna* With Mrs. C. A. Madden, Guardian, presiding. Plan* will b* made for holding a district meeting here on Sept. 28 a t which time ell groves in Central Florida #111 be repreu a ted . 'All membe^i have been unged fa attend tomorrow night’* M O tt. THE SPENDING _ e I Mias Mary College S tu d en ts To • , 'i L f r *rtsfl m the r**r»” I I. * - r y «h i. ’ BEAL, Society Editor 0 .H i.i tfb ■. h . ' 1 itl.ii Fb*| i'L» j I • . „* *1 • t t l:i * ill «• ••t '• fc*• ,ii i|i, w,. |; . i ll«*t* * •. 1 K1111•11 | It. I S h fiem ik o r, Mr* K a \ Sho^maVt * Anderson* Griffith •»•) , . • ,.i » t ^ ' ' V* ,f Funeral Directors ;n*i K. _’n,l St. 1% nr 1*4 .1 -Mil .1 .1 MI-1 I t . *.H »• «xa«* * it • it. • iM ,»r» I Mill f Mlall -.1 ».\ lie <t I , , 111. . BORROW tr. ill TIip i. Signature .i i " t | llir | M eI «MV ' ^ lt«*f •! I •oend nest winter In P l e r l d s . nieram js n.I \1 \\ I. • I V md s p e e t e - a m a s l i n e state's agrirallu ral. srrntr sod In•Snslrtsl allraetU n *. i•*i? i • N, \l <»\ii*i Position H I kraine Said bi.ne By Britnns R o y a l A m l) a s > a t l< V is it im : C a m p • | t ». II .v 'I \\ *1 y\ I \» Loans if. Auto I,nans M. •ft Del " • •* Ib it m u .l M W ay I • .*• ............IMIS. I • ’ I SjUiI.III .V* ^ •r»rif^>' I l.»> .»f|. »•»....»! M . i.SS M mlcrn • <i «P Mtlhodist (iirls 11;i\ t* S\\ im I’art\ pheU. right, it the c r o w d ■ufgtng through \n lis le ef the ITorM s rsh lb lt on the Hte-I » * e . A|>xm»e \n»X IV haring •Its bAft ewesen In It years. It la atfed with varatlenlsU *h e . fren, stl parte ef the roentrv. esav ke p m o o te g t« W om an’s Club Holds F ourth B ridge P a rty ft M l t I ll.lt, ••-a M l la* l i e, *. . | .MU , , MODIIKN FINANCK CO. r WINKS - GINS - IJQliORS I ItKK II,'I It k.RY —I’lH tM ; v-sn BILLS PACKAGK STORE i ’> it Mr. and Mrs. S. E. An.liewhave as th eir guests et th* r I S«’V vral im hi • i * Thi* WiimnhN f ’ftib w k th»home on Palm etto Avenue. Mi- «i**»n*‘ y ru lrn iiiy iaft* oi»* **m •>( ib» . \nib«*Mi*bu Andrews* sister. Miss Amy \\ at - f« tirth in tin* j I hurch •**• a ll. * t • ( b*h!i’ ’ kins, nephew, John W atkins n'*l fuirtn-w whi« b nr** *<•»;• pt*n i , tt« mi \|»«*)il ii hi • •<*••*! | reel** I'ag f fine) which Is Iocs ted near Ap-'pka. grand ton, Edward Andrew* oil •*«1 by thr rlilb «f*1• M 'll** •* .»»! . rr.:* I-JJ .',^11*10, b\ I h r \S 'Mi* ti Report* w ere heard from the of­ of Mobile, Ala. n»»*r iiiiiiithh in «*» 1 t • mam | ' ' llllll I'll.) J»*11. U1ii ■ i*»n« of th* |l«|»t i •• ficers tn d group esp tain i and T h r * amp rotulii. ' tllll till* Upko’l’fl tif tbs- llllll f* l ■entente p rayers wsrs offered by Mlw. J. C. Bill* Jr., of c.rn «n«l r*ct* •» i,i• • i* llaaIt is* thrnte* •tutly fii** ,i-«* ,*f th,* R* *1 • • th* group In closing. va WRI w itness tn* exercises youtifi-r m rtnbrr* t ( i,••Ii t*• the* north M r. J It l.> 1%- r*, »wrcl !m*li During the social hodr an In­ Shreveport. I-a., on Friday mom cr,»r»» fur whirl) -t” * 1 .IWalT t with t) r r r >iny« Im • iti *PI la 1 to rnifult teresting governm ent |u lt was Ing a t w hkh time her *«n. I • •* «**l .i |*ri«»* nt,*l -•• • • , ’l It'Rfll !»»•*•• .« i • i, I ,\ Pt»*i|, I In thi* tftrls ami thn • participated In by the members ia, will receive his commis-mn u- M i \%»»n by Mi** II* ’m in Mi«l iL tin* ,ily T*mIj»\ « ltd* tbr who were divided ‘ into two second lieutenant In the hmnher <lb‘ti,n Th,* %ri ,•* m> lit -t w.»,)•!* • •* *i ,* , if iii it \ „l 1m»v - ami th« i >• groups, with Mrs. Cclclongh tnd division of the Army All Curl*- vmn hy Mr< • I* I' >*- n •» •*be , • .»•» #t a 11 tonotim w 4” i Mrs. A- J. Peterson a* the lead­ tf*l*Inn •»( S, » | lloy-i oltrm lliur •tt t Thi’ club I ohm* " t *!. c».r:il»’.t ers. The p riie was w< n by Mr*. Mr. and MYs . J. Ross Adam* Tor tho nrrnii.iM 'Vi»b i nut it i. * llir llllh L. iI M’sslnll P ctsrson't group, dewing on * and son, O ren, left this morn u f Etnnia*. It* fn -lin.- »»* i f «nn«l i t if i , i \ Im i f iy lit inti r,w )iu n quilt for the Red Crus* was ne*t Ing for Selma, £lh., Where th* t w lfh r. nn.l punch *■*•• i iIt.*I hiiil In J f hath « I ’lu llip -. I* 11 «crvi*it »• enjoyed with Mrs. R. I - Board will witness th e grsdaatlnn ever throtljrhfiut th^ ’ifte-rn •• • by lh.. l ill 1<I \V«T** Ulti|U ’# • llano I Hrt'ktti«, I winning the prise for putting else* in the Poet Theater on Fn hii"ti*»8r. iriHii«im.j Mi kitt|f ilovat) tbi* it) llobii'li II h vo I A. M together th* m est squares. H u . day m rrnlng a t which time Juliar. I’liilili.-. Mr* I I • nnrniotlA liumbt »a \ A by uti.i If. R. Pippin entertained the Adams will receive hU commi- Mr«*. Boy Ti)l»« J O llI F.MS H K H I M • v m ln v from Mmu^vk members with several piano se­ slon as second lieutenant in th, bfrun I bun confident The imrtlfh hnv.- b« \ \ v \ i i i m ;t o \ lections. pu rsu it division e.f the Army All at t w.» wr**H mli r \ ill lb* IiIhi k«*«t |M’tltn| it T h r W .’ k* I'n l-jte In the evening refresh­ Corps. I * fifth it pi*I In *t in tii. « f« r Itn-Niiin arm*, ments of lee cream and cakes 1 tk iib itilr inforim itiot tllll, I • P"l I • «l |ilnnn«‘.l for tb * l.i * were served by the hostesses. th*(frn ian -8 wi*t» ! •UMI.IMM* |eg | August. Those present Included: Mrs. B a p tist G roup F la n s *i i th»- t ’ kraini* no nl l m *Ii i K a I' t Im Colelough, Mr*. Cagle. Mr*. M. i Libli* |.»»*#j»urr from I Hi- mhni .immi lim b r II C o u n ty Home .Visit M iss C a rte r Tells v«ur mif•• and •'* N. Cleveland, Mr*. Pcter-on. Mrs. . i I* OH I W Ptl. Lourlne Beal. Mr*. Ira Southt lint« ilul not «|ic«'i ward, Mrs. T , C. Smith. Mr* . Circle Nomber On* of the W. t1mk •• i r att.il flin.) R. A. Williams. Mr*. W. C SI. U. of th* F i n t Baptist Church b it itiHo ali'il that rtir 'li» 8 l.'Mli^es <*:»l Rumbley, Mrs. C. U Ilewson. met a t the home of M n. J. G. •Mr>«t Ili’llVP piwh Wit Mrs. R." R. Pippin, Mr*. II. D Sharon on Monday afternoon with talnn.J lh.» m«’>-)t.nr I* If lh* i r. on both ib M orran. M n . Pearl Dovid. ,Mrs. Mr*. Jan* Smith assisting. Th* T hree of tin* \V. M I • •t •I tb" M-anort of I R. T. Thomae. Mrs. W. I- Vance. chairm an, M n . Myron Smith, pre­ F l n t IL.pt.-• t'hurcb , TO null * muthvDAl ut »t • Mrs. R. U. Hutchison. Mrs. C A. sided over the business meeting • ft«-rnfhon wtih o »• ° Anderson, Mrs. J . I- JacVscn, during which time report* werr o f ht*r rvprrlrt<r»*< wblb* n mU*i*»i:ury in !*• Mrs. Beard, Mr*. J . R. Ashley. heard and plan* were made t« r, Mrs. Moore and M's* Hobbyspend the day party early i n , Th(‘ m|N.tj nette Beard. ^ September and a visit to th « |h fn ip of Mr. „ A ,..ir H ostess To ( ’ircle j County Home. th r Panin Itnad wiiit Mi< *Sin A nd; Savior’ Mr*. M < The devotional was ."Y , T rn ffo rd oiH-nin* will) a t A. J. Peterson on” ’’C hrist­ The devotional w.u* i«*<l 1* In the* l)l«-oib* Is S tudy Topic Mr*. ianity an*l Mtaalons". She also C. I’. Hrrnlefvon nml ttrs th^ W. M l gave th* current event* lh the lla rri* * n t-tught the llil-l • fi%t C hu rch • "Sin and the Savior’* was the absence of~Mrs. W. D- Gardiner. le.seon. r**f Avrniic topic of the Bible Study which The Bible Study, with th* subw«th Mr It R efresh m en ts .................... T h - |t,I woa conducted by Mr*. R- N. bet, “Sth aftd Th* Savior” wt* the host*-** to thi* fo il- • ■udv w as taupht Nipper a t the meeting of Circle tau g h t by Mr*. Fred Myem. , by Mm I* 1 W d li.io i* and it Mrs V A. Willuims. M* 81* of the W. M. U. of the I ’bat ii,** Srph'in *war anrt- *i During th* social period the derrt n. Mr«. llnrri-*'**. V F irst Baptist Church which met h o * tru e s served refreshm ents to E h r r mr* « » \* I I m* It, ?hi* font B*'l«, Mi»» l^tui •• 1 •f. *• Im irfro rt at of a «' *v »• a t the homo of Mrs. Herman ttoae present including: Mt«* A Ills- T r a f f o r d anil M M rrrii on Mondajr afternoon. Mr*. J. U. Vanlloy. Mr*. Carl ter. ’ th* hr no* •'! The meeting was opened with moss, M n. Myron Smith, M n. \%»*r«* «ervi*d t»y -----------------------1 B r f r i -hto* »• i tho hn.'< ' t . ii,, f»dh»w,np: a prayer offered by Mrs. E. L J. A. Strange, M n. Fred Myers, A riiu iu ’s .Vt.CO > Iii.li.u- Mr< M ! M.mninw*. M rs. F. Kelsey and a talk on "Save a Mrs. J . C. CaHtoun, Mr*. P. W .lt |d ,d jnt„ k triles. enoli •I A. D ob b in . M m W lllbtm \|i life k day In China" was made Moor*. M n. Georg* R. McCall town socl»l, economic and * * M ocrc nn>l MrP . C . Ila r p r r . by Mr*. W . P. Brook*. It and Mr*. A. J . P*t*n<m. 1 background. announced th a t the circle would Visit th* County Homo during th* month a* p art of It* per iJ .T h r r m i! C r » V e l tonal service program.__ ■ — Ai ih# 't j a w o f uur Tfifotlh* the hostess served r»tre*hm*«U. S IL K HOSE Thrse p r-sen t were: Mt*. Kel­ sey, Mrs. nrocks, Mr«. J. T. Denton, Mr*. J . IE Ashley, Mr*. ~ ten Bteele. Mr*. M pp*r. Mrs Johnson. Mrs. B- G. 2 »»• Mrs. W. L. Vance sad 10 h w F I R S T S T R liF T * II W i: YO C SK K N A N D l l l ’. A R I) PANORAM • • f f \ l ! V J1 f l / l L’ C ” l ’rugr;im >. i Y | lir a s ' T w in - i'h ; im ;n l W i t h I\ I h r la**l w ord in up ln il.ili- r n l u r l: ii n n ir n l illililnlili- fm \u i ir iiln isiiri- anil r n l r i l.iin iiirn l. JACK’S DEW DROP INN In -1 MI\KI> DIUNKS \ t 1*01*11 \u ruu'KS \ t i.u p l,- M in n ie -.' D rive nn th e D el..m il Highway Of Missionary Life • AadUaptng 4 bom* fint cUm ihape —making repair* promptly la what •very lamily want* lo doJ Bui feomu repairs ooat caah 'and ©aah la often hard lo !• W Ike ABC Monthly ' Payment Plan, homo;**-] pain and remodallnq can ba ptuohaiad oft aaay monthly paymanU small aaooqb to Et almoat any pockafbook/ 'WEY&Wia 'Hi Mrs. Cum mini: Is L -- b ikra In hiafa)ry haw our btanc* arritchboarda boon ^ bOfy. Long dbfanea colls this far axetadad ^nf-biftakips W M P , .VofirMO grow* groatar avary day, IndiA nfot wiH, vital da fa rm • rdora and baainMng, Army and Navy poata ahiralytnf baavffy on In addition, rat public havo In eraasad by laapa and raw Vf PIP )E fi5 n !d e iK Many Ihoutanda of milaa of now long distance circuits have baan placed in oparation this yaar,and more arc on tho way. Additions to many switchboards have boon installed. Otbara art being sat up at fait as thay can bo secured and our man can place them In v • * ' operation* But manufacture and installa­ tion of telephone equipment tabes time, and dafanto priorities are making it Increasingly diffi­ cult to securrdlMntial materials. Long distance telephone users fan do their part in this present emergency by avoiding as much ceils during as pouibla anee hour* of the peak to 8:30 p.m. 9 k ll ding and ea­ The un rn serve will operation of bemqat uiaely appi i x i o i p o k - ‘i* <. .. '• r.'A; *•* ' ’ V •• •■ w • \i* ir a n iiiiid ib« »i»:i t»u> ' L'mtii hi * llilloiay Kmfflnl PRISCILLAS n , - . . v -u r win.l-wa .........Mist IA - " “ T***. ...... -.ill Aufly <u»n*oi» ,|,t*.' In rsqwlalle paavl*1, backs! SPECIAL NOTICE TO LONG OlStANCE TELEPHONE USERS '^U t is —l*a*llli«*> *- i v%,«• ' (,'n lin n Ja rq u n rd Hig '3 2 " * 5 2 " bedspreads Lunch CLOTHS sa sg H S S K V’^ r V ’’' to*l W«ll Very ptMir. 1»4»«<I. »>« ,Hrw> coWlUl in. quaint colaalsl b n ta s S K ir t < (.i|k b n £ ««•!**>* p*inl-«l **V ,, ,.11 ,-iiu n «j *I akak, Vb ,|| b-*W b n g k le f a lic i U u n .U risg l M aw kiw g N a p k in * — U | u, I.UO. . I m USE LAY-AWfl* 4 Chons* now from bnm*l p. w .t ck»— U X r— W n m tn ’t* W ln lc r ‘( i l r l ’ia W a rn , C O A TS C o a ts a p t t U i l 5 ia W ■IAHKEIS L T ir •***. 1 4 -7 5 V • A M A 1 '* ° Cital <> an-i d *»'*»' »w*W w* U “ i t o e r * - ^ “ *“ * P I H a n d p ic k e d 790 ^ l>fxy. f i t t i t l and sw ag* C’hiMi,* your ^ g c r s ty le s ! i l a u g k l s r ’i c < u t today. — You’ll___MVS. 5 ® .... C O A T S U*e our ley. ' P lk ed l a-way plan— Budget O tkor coat* k . 9 9 0 4.49 to 9.90 l ATCA !'■ v : • uJW ! t % ' ...I*.,*'" • tV V* ’* ‘ew^CF- VCTf i l k ?e ‘> ^ - • »■»•••* Sr ’ - . , i V*-of * �Pool (start Rig* Of H urst Tourney wen In a golf poos, a 74 yea r old edfer aad Bobby Jonea eomWnU to ft* hi on a tig-money golf toomoment which ita tponeor deelared last night will giro tpoetatore- their blggtot break is year*. It etartod two yoan age whoa Henry A. H unt, Philadelphia Zmta dealer, won 9S000 on Jimmy Dcmtrr* In a golf pool a t the Augusta Maete n T•ornament Back home, L. A. Diamond, 14t Hunt'* fellow member at Torleedaio Country Club, told H unt B S S j I . ' S h. h S n i l , McKay Troluek end Jerry Jae k so n T ju a t enough boys to play each a t the 11m poeltlau* are espectod among the esperieneod men. Including Andrew H asty .O ren Adaf», Lambert, Palmcr, Bill Flemming, Jack H err­ in*, Taylor Brows and Junior it Joe Davit, Letty Altman and Dub Bppe In tb« tockflold and pttabed Harold Mad­ den, Ed Daniel*. J*«k Morriton ■ml Temmy Smith eut of tho ltn« but despite tho*# Io w e Cotch MeLucdo la baneful of turning out a "fairly gcxvimam thl* year." Of no kelp la tho schedule, on* of the toughest any Fed I n n ha* ever faced, the coach declared. S tarting with the opener with EustU ' there UiTt a slngl* brether until tho teuton It ever *e oath of the opponent* a rt 18000. Tho club needed a foam gn ike Amdhmkw U keep out tree- pateers and atop «Iiced boll*. H u n t Mid bo had a better Idas to rate# tho 115,000 fo r tho 14,000 foot fcnc*—a tournament with 17600 priao money, a low admission fo r ipectatora and a granditand fo r tree* whom lego rW a out o u t on o n (K 2 . Kola a r tf u l thoa 772-hole I B Ihoao men return who are II*ted a* proepecte and * few rood boy* coma up front junior high be brkt ffept. 10-20-21 a t Torre*, dale with tho nation'*. v -i*|r g # * fetir* entered. dah iy/ ji tI om p t i r r T w p r r n - -- >- >U e.* ■cjkh LOwcn jvc Loeoo ^ hope* to make a good Bobby Jonee helped H unt tor* n l Henry Picard, Sammy Snead, Craig Wood and n boat of other lop ranking proa, aa well as Creek amateur*. Tho ecbodule I* • • ollow*: Bepl- M Eua<l* There O c t,.I Lake City Here O c t . |t Daytona There w * 1- * * ? ^ * N r ^ T . Tt De h n eee Nov. 14 BL Augustine . Hot- Jd .How Syrmna Nov. t l U toburg „ Jonet cancelled an Hero Hero There Here There UMHO i f A RyflMeK *ti»6 0B Hawaiian Swim Team 8weeps A. A. U. Meet TO BSLECf! ^PROM i M75.00 pfta p h. & C h e v ro le t Chevrolet T«mn kr- .Mloo Dodge Ponlor i Sedan 449.00 Chevrolet gj>or( l ....... 295.00 « * W>UM. Aug. 15—<AVThe creek, dominating Hawaiian I. •f“al »*»PPwl up IU ,1third National A. -A. li. tana tlJ tie SanAt* a* two of lu all-etar I rqualtOoUhllihui a pair of now American record*. • s s a .'3 ‘i s a * « b I M 10t08j In the 500-meter race, .■having off right-Unth* of a *ee• odd from the • .Undtrd Ralph .Flanagan, of-Miami, tot In IMS. | Ja tho day1* final event Joe* Salmon* churned up tho suburb­ ia* Maplewood pool'll turfaco for a victory In the 100-motar Indi­ vidual nlay in 1:58.9, one ami ewo-tenth *oeond fatter than Adolph Kiefer's 1540 mark. Minimum aw af flrrt and teeand-gear lacr*a*e* gaaoilno mUe- fin. IV, «Ab ft thru-... 29500 Ford M Vr-'ton 2*222**/ Chevrolet -Ford 60 V, Jen ■ r— lo-ioo M U H h M T tw a . • • f t m i May H® couldn't concanttEtf on work or f 1 ^ ^ -h U oyor j^jinfd him. Our ex•mlnktlon revealed ytlloij defects. Corrertlvf |U»iei gave cltarer sight, W .k t .f ' ” * k l l f Breadon Says St* Loojs Fans Are Loyal To Cardin^lBaseball Team Bf w n m ie v u i m J goldfish everytlme hie team 1* playing In town. 7 Mr. Breadon not only believes the S t Louie fane a re gold-platrd when It comet to loytldr; -he Hate figure* to prove hla -point' aad when you've g o t figures on FW you cmi?t la*#,' unless (hnr'r* pafnctlc fig u re * .'' Anyway, here'* w h a t Mr.-Bran* don ha* to **y: '•I had contu« figure* compiled for all major league clubs. .In compiling these figure* I', took Urn m ajor league cities aad the population within a rmdtu* o f .10® mllea. S t Lou la had a M M 000 population within thl* radhu. Th* city cloaett to u* In popula­ tion w ni Cincinnati, aad wHUn the sem e PiHIna f nplnntli lU l ' i j L akeland L egion To Play A g a in s t A u g u sta SUMTER B. C,, Aug. 15-UP) — Lakeland and Augusta. Oo., were drawn last night aa cont**tant* today In the opening of tho regional elimination* - of the American Legion junior betebill tournament. Tho game I* booked for 4:30 P. M , (EO T). rirm ingham , Ale., and Spar­ tanburg. 8. wlU play Thureday afternoon and tho lotera of the first two games will m eet th at Wight. Sag tat It'* a n lea day. Isn't daaaa’t ratnT • Yeu just d a rebuttal far that STRICKLAND MOTORS, INC. FORD SU PE R DEL. TUDOR SEDAN |l FORD DELUXE I Products For (fclery Beds: Root Knot Ad(^ dampoff chinch bug control! Mhkes finer, healthier plants at much less cost Fan td n reanMa laa aur P E R R Y - M O R 8 H TALL ' FORD STATION WAGON RED PLYIN Q FORDOR SEDAN CLOUD SEDAN I TUDOR SEDAN o v o FORDOR SEDAN .............. ... PLYMOUTH DELUXE COUPE( 8S « A T U V CHEVROLET FORDOR SEDAN FORD DELUXE PPRDOR SEDAN IQ Q I9 f ••••. I -♦FORD ......... FORDOR SEDAN nt v M "i . .3 4 7 PACKARD FORDOR SEDAN M Q Q * 1 9 0 FO R D . : ’ TUDOR SEDAN - MERCURY FORDOR SEDAN I S iftQ tV ld f ♦ PLYMOUTH 0LD8M0B1LK SEDAN lA d iQ a O O w SEED BED TIME IS HERE! .. STINEMACHINE&S FORD DELUXE 1 know t5 h f t U ( M t* giro you oamplot KM K orisM tal Bjoctec ▼amt PAUL J. 8TINB had OBOBGI n u r it put up (2000 . additional money for the practice maolono. And. H u n t my*. « Scotchman a t the club ha* offered fttO . fo r anyone who shoota a bole-ln-ono during tho tournament. Jty n e it year, H u n t ha* even bigger plane. Ha hopes to hoist the prtxe kitty to |1 2,000—one of the highest levels In golf. 1 when thee* fact* arc takm con*Id*ration that S t Louis, with two major leaatw dut aupport, are probaMy the", loyal In the major league clr "Tho New York area, will (0-mll* ruliui. fcas aver Id ooo pcnpic to tay nothin* oi other cities. On Mond 5. la Brooklyn, we play ooo I on Tuesday, Jun* and on Friday, July It, 20,000. In our k m thr In a t Louie, with the ' ' “Jbw* playtd to ju t a 11.000 per gams. Whan Into eon*ld«r»tlon th a t' 60-mlle radius, aa eon B* eihibition — Prices Like These 60 OTHER CARS OF AT LOWEST PRIC ,»*; • v W • » fit v V s’ ULAR MAKES !8W f®-°K-piSW.“u;o23c ZAMPBELVS SECURITY a"* 1AAw.ll. wJU. —- T K L K W N * 1XS HU PPU W I-WW. TUAN«Mli<aArtB/ H gL»W Atr«D P frfc rtta -- �------- ■»'» ^ ra n a F ■T'—TZZ 1 V.*M& __________________A N IN D E PE N D E N T N K W Sl'APEK v v o lpm i m n E stablished In 1908 Position Of Red • Army Still Grave Evacuation Of Soviet ,Troops By Sea Is • Still P o s s i b i l i t y » • t o ' Hi M r vrn is R uaatans said today i G erm an o ffen ilv e t r u be* ' sm ashed While th e G«p niana said Odessa, R u u la r Black Saa p o rt, had been encChcled by A x k forces. T he Red A rm y officially acknowledged abandonm ent o f Sm olensk on th e central fro n t la s t n ig h t and Germ an report* indicated the boar of dia­ meter waa drawing l i e n foi Haitian* In the Wentern Ukrmlno •The Romlane eald they bad abandoned SmaUatk, «A0 mile* wort of Moscow, a few day* ago. Tbo Oeraaaa bad claimed cap­ l i n of tide main dafesao peat *a tbo road t o t t e Enation eapb» mbWnly. .d secretly*. m ■ltd- n k * m^aa^'south i f lb*- Ukraine It*) of Elwv. . Qstman troop* wot* id a d an d fag Berlin still _W _ •olvane^n* zsi,***!«£"• "* c o l^ u n fa ^ o f^ ^ ^ " - •*i~ton far tte ***oad r a m ' sartor or • teg a chaw 35 . a m to* sat' a n te * msntton an r. office en d in ' waa tbo *f offl- Mid po»lvary Oar hM Bo­ ot* wkkh dh* determined. a ^ ' Army Goes Dispute E n d s" In ^Propeller NU M BER 295 London Hails Here’s Text Of Announcement On Meeting Of .Churchill, Roosevelt U .S . Support .y - 5 *> In Rebuilding W A H IIIN C T O l^ , *\ug I t —tS|»erm l)— Thu tex t of the a n ­ nouncement on tin- hi. im g ••( IVt'Htlent Rouse w i t an il I'runti .MmiRtcr W inston i.liu n h ill ««f tirent ItrP a m foib'WR: The I i s f *iii ..t Hi. t ’ n itr.l States and the p rim e m inister, Mr ('h u rch ill, n pi* . ulu»g Ins m ajesty's government in the l Tn»ted Kingilom . have o . t u| *es. they liuvt* In *-ii it. oupanie.l hv official* of their two govern- n-t ncs, in. lulling the high ..inking officers of their m ilitary, naval inti air s» i vu • » 1he uh.de problem of the supply of munitions of war. n« f»?>i\it|sd i»v tin I • • • I .ltd Act, for the armed force* of tIi* t lilted St ties amt f o thtoe countries actively e n fafed in resistI i 'SIIO N , Aug. II. M -J-In u. t.g uggresob , . „ u hits teen further examined. . . ,. . laud Itemeil.r t tin* u’ in*«t«i of supply of tha Hriti«h f ..I •piorters here said today | r ,V| I in llie-e conference*. Its if go in g to pmth.il ill*. Ilnited States now h ast •,,•,! |„ Wa-tiu gt.oi > .It tii* i further d etail* with ap prop riate of ‘ I.it. t government Th en - co n ferences wdl at • •• » I »n llu* la«k o f lh»* rr- fK'ImIs <f Ike t'tilled ■ « • liusiion «if pod w ir Kurtipt* so cover the -IM>|.lv pi..t.ls-ui* of tlie Stiviet I'nion. I tb. prim e m in ister have hail aeverat con Tin* r»rsitl«in U» I 'I ^tl|l|M»rl 4»r till* Kl|44IAM Roosevelt, C h u r c h - , . ill A nnounce A im s ix O f W a r Following: ’-•? M eet On H igh Sea i Plan For Better j Future Disclosed Problem Of S upplying M unitions To R us­ sia Is D i s c u s s e d Hv A««sMlnf*t| r**te CALDWEl.L, N. Au*. 14<rR oosevelt and ('h u rc h ill. (A7—Striking A. F. L. maehln• a f te r n se c re t m e e tin g at ista voted unanimously today to sen. joined jit n d ec la ra tio n go back to work at CurlliuW rlght’a propeller plant, en c a g ­ o f g en e ral w ar a im s today ed on a hundred million dollars w hich voiced a d e te rm in a ­ worth of defense order*. o i,i, i s| the il.inger* to w orld civilnuition tio n to achieve " th e final de­ frrt'ni fR. I Ii4»v i»;t\ Dispute *a* certified to the r .1. imiijm* on rv rry frotil. a n ».n»c f • •*•»» i»> »• •( n n lit.il) «!• m in alion t»y ctin«|ue»l upon stru c tio n o f th e N a 2i ty ra n ­ Defense Mejiatioo Uoani last I 'till- II set M TVfH llU ll *a;»nl Ihf w hit'h lb«* It it l« in v iii Kent of tsernum y anil other irovernm ents night. l>» • I. mlrr-a, KiH iiarvrll *n«1 gtswsH-lutril llliM'itWK ll III). tv. .’ini .irked, an.l have made c le a r the step* n y ." A War Department ralculatlon « I • • I til nIso prol iilily i g r m l mi A W h ite H ouse ann o u n ce­ .pertively lik in g for their safety te a bi. h Ihrir i tllllil •• • ihoweil yesterday that HO utrike* i |.»»*!-*• m om rnt w h in th** tha fato »»f lliiM * .tunic is m en t em b odying th e joint were holding up production of I • n .uni A nii'ncA n ifovrrn Thv> liavi* n g iit.l ii|*uii tin* full..wing joint ilrrtaratkon: declaration said the two leader*, Army eouipment as of Tuesday, \%**ii 1*1 iliscaril panoivr rrA jt m l 1levI.Mall.»u of lb«* I'rvM iUnt of tha U n ited Stata* of with their ranking of military a situation which prompted of­ • ' in • fm ht t i<hi n gm n st Jn|>«n A u ie r u a nn.t the ,»>inn* im n ixlvr, Mr ('h u rrh ill, rvpra»#nting bi* ficials to express *grave concern" \ r• • •>isling of A ttle e 's iiw rrH n iajv sly** g * \« rn n isn i in in« lln it r .l Kingtl<<m, b vin f mat tofath ar, chieftains, examined the problem over the increase in work stoptin- lkiH.**4»Vrlt ( h u rc h ill liin't let m it right lo iii.ikv \ 11mvn certain common p rin c ip lti la tha n t- of the supply of ammunition* PMM. Hu*. I.t I ititr about five minutes. titiii.il |9«*lit it % of (heir n-'pet liv r vountne* on which th ay ba«a their of war for Ih# countries engaged Since early June, they aald. h ,i * l i••inleast to N orth Aim'rK’a in refilling aggression. That* bti|»«*s for a b» 11• r fu tu .e for the xborltl. the number of men made idle by ur.'iti.t •• .10 A . M. •j Kitst, (heir t uitliits seek n»» .«rgran«liiement, territorial »'» e -V*rrd the supply problem* *f ■trikes in industries holding Army \ 11!••• * 4 announcem ent w ill Russia. orders hsd svrragrd about 11,000 ' •Is .it a ilh m atters of the high iith it Roosevelt and Churchill de­ Serntut, l ti*-v di -ir.' to sre no territorial changes th at do uol daily, whereas the Tuesday fig ­ e-t iin |**rlin en to llrtta in anti clared their ballet that after de­ ure was 23,100. Some of the walk- o th ix nut mnst" it w as stated in accoid willi the fr.-rly expresss'd wishes of Ih* peonloa concerned. struction of Nasi tyranny th# j Third, thi-j' 1e.,p* >t tile right of all pn>ples lo choose the term but*, they added, had •rrioualy liiv-fi • iiu it e r s , e a rlie r to«!ay. f govriiim rnt under winch they will live, and they wish to see disarmament of th* aggressor na­ affected ti e output of plane*, \ . u -|sn|M-rM, in prom inent page tions Is essential pending tha ea- J tanks, machine tool* and rhemhyti left* l oll, tin s, ralleil upon i l l the sovereign r'ghts and .elf government restored to tho** who h av s’ tabllshment of a wider and perbeen loicildy ih'priv.sl of them. equipment. ISntirl people to tune in on "the F- lit to. they will einlruvor, with due respect for tbeir exist manenl system of general secur­ log o ih h ’ from A ttle e tixlay. ing ohhgatiuns, to further the enjoyment hy all states, great el ity. M.th in.lit ntionn he w ill speiV Point* on which th# two Sen. Robert Reynolda (left), 6T, of North Carolina and' Evu- Vaccination Of DogR small, tu to r or vaio|iit.hed, of stress, on equal terms, to th* Iradi r not murv than nb«>ut eight ml to tile ruo in.ileruls of the world which ar* needed for thrli ar* agreed to baa* thalr lyn W tjih U cL ein , (right), 20, whose mother ownt the famous Continues This W eek ft minutes. for a better future war*, economic prosperity. Hopo Diamond, wlU be marrlod toon after (ten. Reynold* return* Im portant! Listen a t 3:00 I*. their countries saak no torrltorFifth, they desire l.i bring about the fullest collaboration be­ Decause from a scheduled, trip to Iceland. The chairman of the senate have M tiMlay'*' said hemllinca. nv t*T or other aggrandisement! tween all nation, in the economic field with thaobject of aacurThe haity. Herald Raid •drence second.'they desire to ee# no tormilitary affairs committee has been wsd four times previously. been picke.1 up without li.-enirs. Dr. C. W. Baker, veterinarian, will *.ji*s ii IAt itiit M bhr prohihitetl but ing, - fig all, improved labor standards, ecnncmle advancement and ritortal change# not In M tonl bo on hand at tho City Halt to­ “it ran t<rt Rtati-tl the R|>*Mch will social security. with th# freely expressed with* Sixth, a lte r the final destruction of th* Natl tyranny, they ts *f th# morrow and Saturday brtw ern ii* . 11 with m atters of omfonnd proplo eoneamadt hope to see established a peace which will afford to all natioga third, they respect the right : tha hour* of 10:00 A. M. ami importance 1«> tlio >»ar effort." the rn'sns of dwelling in cafety within their own k w e h H " , and 12:00 o'clock lfooh to vnfclnoli' *11 .^aopJa* to *.*T. th;*. tony * w hnh will affoid assurance that afi the men In all tb4 lands may of government under wtiu.-* -th*T V the animal* live out their llvcv in freedom from fear and want. Licenses win ai*» b e i £», P r e p a r e d T o live, and wish to sea sov*r*lrt* Seventh, such a pence should rnahl* all man to traverse th* rights and self government re­ tho same time, II. N. ■ high saa. and uceans without hindrance. A ct On Colonies clerk, eald. Tho license fee •.»V stored to those forcibly dsprlved Eighth, they believe that all of the nationa of the world, for 6t them: fourth, they will en­ care of tho cost of vaccine' •••i re.ili-tic *s well ax spiritual reasons, must cum* to the abandon­ Meanwhile, Chief Hoy Wd deavor with due respect for ag­ WASHINGTON. Aug. I t — Hams said th at over r>0 dog i.l (41— The llm ti.l S tutra l« |»r. ment uf the use of force. Since no future peace ran be maintained isting obligation*, to further th* H ig h est M a rk Is 99 ready had been picked up In parr,| to takr appriiprinti* s rtN i if land, sea, o r air annarat'iit* continue to be employed by nations enjoyment by all, victor or van­ Police Department and or. if it Iv shown that Ernnco-lirrntati which threaten, nr may threaten, aggression outside of their fron­ quished of arerss on equal term* I n Slow F ire .And the being held In the City puund eollahorntion will give tirrinam tiers, they believe, pending the establishment of a wider and per­ to the trade and raw material* who wish to recov. r in-n- acres* to Krenrh Afrioan rolon m anent system of general security, that th» disarm am ent of xuch of the world. 290, M atch Score Owners Fifth. Improved labor stan| iets may do so by pnving lb. tes, authoritative source* said nations Is essentisl. They will likewise aid and encourage all uther practicable measure* which will lighten fur peace-loving peoples dards, economic advancement and Icenee fee and having them v.ic last night. Jaspar Wolf* and Roy Williams einated. Immsdiata steps to get an the crushing bunion uf armaments. social security for all; sixth, U What that action would lie »«« Mrly report on tho St. Johns were tha high men at th* regu­ pcare assuring safety and tran­ (Signed) Franklin I). Roosevelt not ruvealnl hut there i» widelar weekly shoot of tha Semin­ quility; seventh, freedom of th* (Signed) Winston B. Churchill River and Klaslmmsa valley ba­ ole Gun Club a t lta Lakafront Young W orkm an Is spread belief "prelectlva" orcu sets to all; eighth, abandonment potion of Martinhim'. Frenchsins daring tho prssent flood range yesterday afternoon. Ned I by all nationa of the use of fore* Overcom e By Heat owned Carilihran island, would stag* will bo taken by the Smith, secretary, reported today. ami disarmament of aggressive be first on the agenda. Board of Army Engineer*. Unit* nations. . ■ Martinique is |Q0(> miles front O '* '1** McWater. about ’I *d Stata* ' Senator Chari** O. m i 'w ith a^etmufard^" American The White House statement Miami. Andrew* Informed Tbo Sanford terget, and Mr. WillUma turned I *^d° did not dlscloso whero Churchill Dispatches from O ttaw n Wed­ Herald from Washington today. In a 290 out of a poieibl* 300 l» SSetor^ r t f l l i ’ h e r. thl. and ltoossvclt mst. Tho board mot Monday, Sena­ tte m .U t fire. Both* shot ^ | ^ o " ^ « e " h . had b -'n ' ■> nesday hinted Canada might he Indications that some moment­ preparing parallel action with re­ tor Andrews told, and dec Id*.I ous devslopmcnt was Impending to French-owned St. I'lerrj' to larw tlgat* Uts conditions an j Scorea In th . riow fir* matrime. fim t W 8htr c .t', i',.,:> gard In Anglo - America relations arid Miquelon Island* In tho At­ ly quiet ns a - graveyard * Ijttle (logs, big dogs and msUsually mak* an “ Immediate" report. with .both standard Americ*n and r° " r n * . r lantic. The Canadian nuvy and during llm huL. summer months, ilium site (logs are gathering a strengthened tho belief In th* Senator Andrew* enclosed n ^ llc * -L - targets, were as fbl* worker for’ tho County. Mr nlrforco a re patrolling waters capital last night thst President the Hnnfi rd Stole Farm ers Marcopy of n Matter from MaJ. 0«n. A tfp o r n t i r HeW rter we* cutting a dit.-h around the Islands nnd tho cab kat was busy with activity and round tha Police Station to gat Koosevelt and I’rimo Minister J. L .Schley, chief of engineer* N SC0R'5 * ben h a got dlsty end had the met m et tn debate the matter. tens* with excitement rarly this their Innoculatlon against rtblcs Churchill had reached vital deci­ *f the U. S. Am y. In which ho ? * * “ Wo„ . YonsH* * *n e« mP*. a fellow workman soul morning aa two truckloads of attracting a siieabl* group to sions In h |K>raonul meeting said that “you may b* assured A “. F *? He wa* brought Into town and negro workmen left for the celery watch Dr. C. W. Baker, at hla somewhere on th* Atlantic. that fuli consideration will be a, vC'jjL i u .” 22 after treatment wae restins n-m Sem inole D ra fte e s In London, It was announced work. , fields In New York State. *lv*n to tb* desires of the local An occasional dog fight an that Clement Attlee, lord privy C a rl' SodeUtlom S <” * * * A big crowd nt gaily dresaed ' ‘■ Go To F o rt B ra g g negro women wivea ami sweet­ livsna th* proceeding* though no seal and unofficial deputy prim* The totter from MaJ. Gen. f. M. Tapeeott trsnn has been reported bitten minister, would broadcast an ImA ppointed Schley I* as IfoDgWirHoward william* h earts and relative*—came down Seven Seminole County tlraf. to aco the men off, but they patients. Moat of th* dogs irtant announcamnt to the Brit"Honorahte Chart** 0. Andrew*, Jim Allen by P atro lm an teas have completed their Initial made It a festive occasion In­ yaltthequltaly *t"lh# fact of their h people a t 9:00 , A. M.( Ssa“United State B te a fa L B te fil|3 W. H. Knoser Bma, Thursday, period of service at tho recep­ stead of a tearful farewell. They masters, waiting for thalr turn Jack Fhrnt “ W ashington. D. C. In Washington, there wsr* G. 0 . Darty, 24, a native of tion center at Camp Blandlng knew that in n couple of month* to undtrgo th# operation quail'M r Dear Senator, Aldan Derthlck meeting* of American and British Lab* Walts, baa been named th.* and will lie transferred to Fort th e ir men wuuld come back with fylng them for a license. “I am in racelpt of your letter Match acorn wsre: Small negro boys lead their press official* who usually mak* n*w highway patrolman in t(i* Bragg, N. C., It wa* .announced money In Uteir Jeans. • f August 4. 1041. with which advanc* arrangements for simul­ 5 T R M district aad has arrived to tnk< today. Indossd *«v*n telegram* N t Each year Hanford sends sev­ chargee up to the doctor, push taneous release of Important 97 I I 94 290 up hla duties. Ur replaces Wil­ them forward for Inapoctlon and The men are :.' from sfvle organ In lion* and citl* R. Williams eral hundred of ila expert celery 91 97 9 t 247 liam Brook*r, who waa trans­ questional atws Involving th* two countries. William A. Brown and En­ cutters to New York at tho tag th* mutt of *«*» *f Sanford, Flsrbl*. and vt J. Wolf# Williams, Wolfe eers '"'((eport fife Get Best Scores Flood Conditions At Pistol Shot Andrews Reveals Re­ sults Of Meeting Of Official Group f All Sorts Of Negroes Leave Dogs Show Uo For New York Celery Fields For Vaccination Darty Is Highway On lever •taltv, raqUMtlng your aseletanci J. Allenby 92 93 9) . 91 hi obtaining flood eontrul nroj- H. Williams t m n W •eta for tb* watershed* of the J. Tapscott Klsrinila**\and St. .John*. Riwrs, A. YonaoOy Florida. „ - 97 91 93 94 94 90 91 90 r 293 ferred to Dartona Beach. gine Harris, both of Sanford l 110 Tha patrolman Is a gradual# Harry Ia n . Wester, Lake Mary: 179 of tb* H^a patrol’s Jrtetwi m school, Kiiw i| held isvitj la«t • *lame* Maaswm v* RV Alary, C. (H4uinw*| Matthew*, Im Laka Mary; 179 th hi tekaUn4. il*' attemloU Drew V. Warran, Jr., Laka MonJam rs AUbtfte -frtytoclalcal Institute W arrun, tek* in Auburn, A to, and fa unmar-1 Monroe anil William O. McKen height of It* season. Another crew left about a week ago. It Rka1 been only- In . the past five or all years that woVkeTa from her* have been sent to the northern celery fields, according to II. J. tehm an, manager of the market. It has been found cheap• r In Ih* long run (o Import spec­ ialised labor from this calcry capital rather than try to teach a e rr* how to cut th* crop. “A* y*n nrobably know, the dree, -PaoU. B ard of Engineer* for Rtv«r* First Aviation Gas and Harbor* la n*w reviewfar the Is Sent To Russia report of Uve Division Engineer, Booth Atlantic Division, and tho WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 — District Engineer «t Jsckaonville, Petroleum Coordinator Florida. an their orolimlnarv ex- O — Matnatlon Of tha Xlavlmmee River eke* annouucad today tha flrat New York rank* along with trol, wkloh waa *u- hlpmant *f svlatioo gaaolia* to Florida and California Ip th* tbo . flood Control tosala aboard u A m erican tan . During tb* month of Joly, 174 mend. Va. Hare It I* Ilqulfl.d growing of Mtory, though it* would tear* Lo* A ag ab a to- • M If * * 1** *f gvea* deer tongue and than shipped to th* major •crcsg* and volum* is below that ‘ Aocort 14. (037, M R ,M T 4 . pounds dried were tabu sen com panto*: who apray I) of'th * other two state*. Nsw 4 alao said gaaolln* d.liver- hMrfWd a t the Sanford Slate upon Uielr product to add flavor York _ _ vM m produce* eatery most *f th* F u n u m Market, H. J . Lehman, and aroma. poblle notice y*ar, but this to the height of (U Fanners Market Handles 174,000 Pounds Of Deer Tongue In July m br And Water Transportation M em ber A ssociated P re ss New Je rse y F acto ry Observers Say l e a d ­ Is E n g ag ed U pon e r s P ro b ab ly S e t $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 In M oment F or Action D efense C o n tracts A g a i n s t Ja p a n e se S e n a to r A nd H is F iancee Hanford la T ta Only Central - ; J Florida City Affording Rail, Hlgtwn. ^ SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. A IT .C S T 14, 1911 Odessa Encircled Russians Declare Of­ fensive Of Reich Is Being- Smashed: Smolensk Deserted X # m tfo r & f e r a l d 0 m <7 P n h m Man Fnrit AM VegetahUe Than Any. SlatOnr A m (a Florida • r h .w fir r. r i srtisMH r ...... or *( ‘ and « «> may b* n p a g tr to -cu rtail gai ■*a* 4*r, u ld today. Otkar counties which grow d##r tonga* are S o latia and tek*. • Tb* weed to alto found In _ ___ North Carolina, fn m about as much to iS r a M w a s r s 4 Wit* U DeLaad and « a i t o Blateseud. V*., for ■-Central Fferida, Mr.' Ban* said. Until five year* ago, ------ , ____ la the two state* were th* prln to r d**r tongue In Bemlproducers of dear tongue (fOU. th a t the — a frees* knocked the praps rood collected this fr*m under th* Industry, and Federal Debt Tope $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 ^ ,0 0 0 WASHINGTON, Aag. 14 — {/Pi— Piling up a t the rat* of G partntag* a colli* or fog terrier They minimised the significant* or polka dog. Th* comparison be- of thalr meetings. tween the classification of lb* The. blackout on news from til* ntial yacht Potoma* on breed and tha th* looks look* of Ah* -the idog preadenUal often brings a chuckla from the Rooaevalt's activities on hla norwatrhlng crowd. them cruise continued for the Whan tha .veterinarian to ready fourth straight day, and Secre­ te administer th* dose he in- Urr of fltat* Hull remainod non•trurta the owner to hold th* dog committal on the subjert of a by tho bead with both hand*. PomIW# Rooaevalt-ChurehUI meet* Soma of the masters handle thelmf. * affair vary affklantiy but atharal Rumor* of such a cost!* look dlatrustingly at both ttejkav* boon aurrsnt for rear* than dog and th* doctor* and grab at!* w**k and bav* met aa affldal Washington or Loudoa. the dog's heed gingerly! This Idenials In Waahh usually results In tha animal Th* Navy has aa r*leased no diuth * Poto ■ th squirming away and having to be luatcteg Drum Saturday, caught and held all over uguln. ilaat Saturday. Churchill's wharas bouts te a Most of the dogs taka t£s JIn­| jection with a whimper, Indicat­ bran • mystery for more than a mper, Indicating that It to a p n tiy painless pro- weak. Be failed to tak* par e*u aad tho#* that howl ar* a House of Commons debate uaoallr giving vent to thalr fsal- week becaos* *f what Attite __ crlbed aa "urgent problems earn£53 k V S a f ’ uactod with th* way.’* ^ Be far about 110 dag* bar* During uD. thl* period. been vaccinated tad busincM to Hopkins, toua-tond odr ao brisk Dr. Baker wQl stay who tea brass on a tri •n th* Job tomorrow aad S ata£ cow and London, baa I tnm 15:00 *° UH» • ‘dock, I I 7 7 J 9 a second, the federal debt lowered abov* tb* 9S0,000,000,000 mark Wtdn*tday, ■ Florida begun collading th* weed figure almost double th* | f * f 494,701,449 peak reached In JUDGE F12H DIES H waa found a t that tin * tha) eraey last Florida deer taugu* te d more World War day*. w h at < . Treasury. officials said that aa d aroma, and hence war the tobacco com* atoc* tb* new ftocal year began oSchlir^Jna1 Florida bar July 1. tha debt had lacramaad N orth Cara- about 11,040,000,040. I t te a net; prominent ‘ t ^ M i a e n k '^ I r .l J fC the Mine as last Ej n the tongue u g m e M rcounty kept S with daftUM L, w hen Iw te d b ate M 1\ im I*- * ■ f i i•<* r# ■* v • / S / ' 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. 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 13, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 13, 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/43ecc88ef6006139be2491894eb19fa8.pdf 1ac4073bb6957f1a6865f8597d0d54ce PDF Text Text w p a 8 P»-T^ Announced tel Company OB^VsSt < u Ih^ mri. w kM .cnrt.iU B u a . In Skeet Shoot INDIANAPOLIS, Aar. 11—1 « —A iValght-ehoouag ‘Taaan from old 8«n Antonio, 41-ytnr-oM'C. H. PduHon, won the nation! allrang* ekeet ehamplonehlp at the aettnlh annoal • toamey Sunday, boat Inr 28-renr.old Al«x Karr, of Barany Hllla, Calif., In the long- M w w e . f i i l w . I ic X n i rM jff i m 01 » • *• I N _wtf*L —.... S S T t Ma N r lS r fla [—Annoal winter 'F lo r id . (PonAa M . II to H, Rational amateur f club d u a irta memorial a 14. florid* • cbamplonamateur-profae- lOmond Beach ifreh 3 to 7 WoMitie Champion- diiba n MMHMtr p«ta d to 11 WO• (hamMonaMp of Palm tbt Marck t ¥ t o 13, marr'i nptonahlp hi PUm Beach. i 1 quakbW r a -w w T a a r " ^ " ^ a M t - ia o w T t aV ^ c h il e k W M I ? ’ waa *nNtoy 1tar the . eouth central «f ChllOi following two darn ff&jRfiS 1UAT IF C 0C U «A *lt/\ * lfV 11 ■ K rlck . « h o M O h P a rrla k I N w i t . --------- P a r r b a a w a : A lto . Ueaela . N k a . b l ■»d k u l i a i o il >1 0 C A 1 M 1 5 T iM M C M B # C a o e \ c p T i e w e v T w tr fe iw tf* A tC M VAKK A S U C C e K P t f ir " • Kovacs, Betz Win Eastern Net Tourney “ **roltj *aa aocond, beating Orant llaeng, of Chicago, 33 to 3.1 h tn ahoat-off after they bad knitted at 343 of 130. Him ,, ibooolng mall order hou«« am’ manttlan, won the profaaaionai ovor-ajl champlonahlp with 314 of $30, thei moat covatad title la the pro field, . PlbpB^ttlh j»Kry4>u. perb tannla whan ha want* to waa at hla belt Sunday and won tha Eaitem grata court atnglaa champlonahlp by whipping Wayne Sabin of Reno, Nar., 7-3, 3-4, $3, bafora a gallery eatlmatad at 2000 at tha Weatcnaatar Country Club. The Oakland, Calif., alar, .who oftrn haa trouble ataplnt Ma *anM of humor under control far an m il re match, 'waa eerieua from atart to flnlih. Bn Improealra waa hla form that bo ecored (4 polnta on placamanta alone and ha hit with power that do* moral lied Ua Opponent. Rabin, a flrat-ten player two -dark boraa." rrachtnr * • fln.1 at tha npanaa of top-aaadkd Bob­ by R ina. Horace waa aaadid third,, tha aamo apot ha bo Ida hi tha Natiooal ranalage. Koraea’ triumph giro Oaltfernla a rwaap of . tha aaatarn itnglca tit Ira. for tdp-eeeded Paul­ ina. Bata of Loa'Anfhlagiteolttho wnmen’a climplonahTp In a groal- N llaa t a d w lfa. — . K H ow ard I N "He. --- — ilila a . JjU fr and w ife. — ■ ■ M r * .A m o . M. M aaroa Vi*. bacauad of n mtanMentaadlhg with the U. 8. Lawn Tannla Aaaoelatlon oryr , eapopao aceounta, ahowad only .end ,Iimportant wank- < k rle tla a » nakaowa aamN to aal Ckrlel w lfa. Itoaato l . Adam, band, — MmllH’ f blfito*Na iL*w %£?"• fc?M 'k.rtW a . T w l& a'gV A T ,t#k^aa wkaaa C k rlatlaa earn S S s aMSL T_______ a ckrlatlaa ,l . cin rU rr TAUJUMMBR. Aug. 1 1 _ (Special)—Dr. Qua WT D m , nr. W. a HMITHi I'Taln Ifrr teonomlc adrjaar to the Sou them £^>h*of.IVKIt. T r a t. 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BAHTQHP, FM HW IA fo rd Higher Prices For L ines Are Foreseen H e ra ld W EEK LY N EW S COLUM N ’ Bf JDK MEMMUCKS ia Inevitable unless the French people themselves revolt against tho LavibDarhm policies and resum e Ihc fig h t Against their traditional enemies. It ia difficult to understand how a «n«n like Marshal I’etaln, who has spent a life tim e in tha service of France Rial achieved a MarshaTs baton for his valorous defense of Vordxm, could deliberately Nil his people into the slavery of Hitler's New Order, and y et ft is not what Fetain would wish for France that lies within his choice hut ra­ ther the lesser of two evils. The adatakes which have brought Franco to her Imess ware not his but ratbor th a politicians who rendered France weak. Fetain can pursue to the U tte r end th e appeasement policy which Preach leaders began hefare he .came-.into power. He can collaborate with Germany :to the fullest ex­ tent, turning over the French navy to Germ an command­ ers, providing -the Luftwaffe and the Gorman navy with liases in southern P raaee, .'North Africa, .at D akar and a t Martinique, If we perm it .ft Thus .he cmlld .hope to ani;i the Utmost. Gorman consideration possible in the New Order which,-HtUer svfll -establish u 'tbo veias the* w a r.... • - ^ « m 8 E n 2 E n . a w w in buve „ .ih log. .to IMDAY, Blniun be in ||l to profliers. The project has milted and ha* grrat i* of being approved, hat It won’t be lung bel U *lartcd on the StaPROJECT APPKOVF.J) et IUcrrational Farililew Smyrna lUach lieCantor, Volu«ia Coun* water. It compare*'tu« Kl* River valley to ,1b* lertUe bat what .this iwdlwr Uirwcd into .groat' -am flood" ware prppab .« The Sent!Ml gw* on 1 la time to cell upwt 11m4 men and Ban*tor* to aid Ike cattlemen ahatfd -sal tear of inspection be m course .tear* of tnapart been made. Senator Cla MIAMI. Aug. 12 —m — Ui1 ther L. Ch»nd!rr, former chair' man of tho State Citrus Com mUnion, yesterday predicted .high cr price* for Ftorida Umea when the new crop begins moving t< market a few week* hence. < He said a heavy first croy and big shipments of competing California frnit drove the prir* of Florida Uasea down from ■boot $4 a btmftel on the tree I a month ago to $1 buahel l*«*J week. * Hi. Coal Mine Inspector, 12.600 to 11,0)0 a year. Bureau of Mine*, Dept, cf Interior. Automobile Mechanic’* Helper, $1320 a year. War Department, MacDill Field Tampa. Fla. General _____ _________ Automcrcile Mcrn.nk, $1080 u year, War Depattnu-nt, MacDill 'Field, Tampa, /la. Itlveter, $0-1*0 to $7J>2 per i!ny, Ijilmr Hoard, V. 3. Nary Vard. Navy Yard S. C. Insprc_ ,i. $ikoo U*r. Paving Construction, to $2300 a year, Engineer “ District, Jnrk'onvillr, FU. _Boat«*in, $1620 a year, Jackaonvillr, ----■" •, Fla., Engineer District. Medical 'jg y « x ~ v S S s S £ & j ,!S S X ^ l * l ^ a t i fne Civil SrrhcFlom - <WJ a year,' V. S?. Public Health ■imouncni the following Service. Huporlntrnil.nt of Buil'iions: Helper, lAirrraft lug Maintenance, $2600 to $3M0O, it Me*tank, $4212 to Federal Work* Agency. Trr*»ury day, U. 8. Naval Air | Enforcement Agent, $2,600. TreaPenncola, Fla. Helper tuiy lb-pirtim-nt. Dental lljrglen$1.08 to $6.01 * day. II. ] I*?. IIS8<), U. H. Public Health Neutral flwm'en ha* lo*t 300,000 Air Staton, I’cnaarnla Bervlee, Veteran* Administration groe* ton* of shipping during ipprentice, Mechnnical ,nnil War Department, Sesior 2.72 a day, U. 8. Naval (W ;, $2,000 a year, Prison 8er- Comimrrr «=?Anderson* Griffith Funeral Directors 704 A 2nd 8L AUGUST I*, 1(41 SONG (From Voice*) I violent hill* aFackied me all day, g wad with white dogwood way. t « t dtuk, •tlll-m orn ftawleaa-wrongh moon cam e whl fro*d my thought HENRY DALTON dlrota Garbo hsa * n-’w hair 'KIP* Je mikvt b#r look di-cadn Mavwr put .off until tomorrow ■Jt you thooldn't have put off J f Whmtow Cfiurchill meet* rowldant Roosevelt on the broad MlantK W# hope he will meet e*t much higher It mplsr to turn every­ th# over to the govF Fart Mwon New. Preaa 1> nssd that wharever RooaaSOd^’Chtttthlll may matt for -ronfab, it won't be the BraivalUht diaenpascy sad Russian flaltia* on Ui# ewtmM tak* Profea[ j>l* . fourth dl.kSiua (b* women of, * l*eva Uo harem* aheltfrs. Sort of * * m UaR’ We *»P- * AugUiiln i Rrcor.l. sweeny way. I ls r proud thui IStbacribad It# quota S r T « ° . Congrote- l la fiat. It putr wlmost is the aanto ckut Sanford. .. trials see meearce and s days. Il’a on account idliflrlal* m m scarce and —Gcal* Banner. And iof reading seam* micsrrr Mk too, It mag be becstwe tear took tbs proof reader with Mm. the beginning of tbs war. Syria, French Intlo-Chinu. and t..r ^ L C lL whatever other colonies may be taken away from her would u0<'Wr , resolution iburoS* bo restored. Continental France would be amured of n to u t two y*or* .go to autba docent place in world trade. them to do *o. They wede an Marshal Fetain m u st 'be considering these things an ■TW * * ^ he ponders w hat-to do with the French navy and French l i i t b u t w ^tbS bases. Jf he turns sgaiosl H itte r and renew s the atrug- ; However, tho goothwi m a gle, th e most frightful conaequeimes w ould immediately :a suotnUea wbW-. U aoM* t'rtsOe; AD F ranss would be quickly overrun and -treated as a eonquered territory, much worse th an th e other c o n -1 „ filtered territories of Europe because the French nre more trict with tha power to lot bitterly hated by the Germans. I f Hitler won the wur. '»«y. ,• 10 cast per b id i n France would be stripped of her colonies and her people ,n c“,u* , •’• F reduced to a status of serfdom fo r the rest of their lives. TAkV^ihould *i*o ba^anw And if France Joins with the Allies and helps w ith Thi*. over a period of yasrl w the French navy overcome the N aii m enace,' France it1* ■ ,on* way toward bat] could hope to gain little more out of the peace settlement p*y uuf. .th* pro^ tt' Wlth ! than eha would get anyway if th e Allies win without her „ w S v J m # r t m w r t aid. France would be restored, b u t there a re no colonies, meat the awttlemen more 1 trade concessions or other wordly goods which either ihsif wav *» nmktsg the pro Britain or the United States could offer France as tho price for her renew.l of the struggle. tutl.nu ever*.!*# l h.ro broi Under the circumstances it ia net inconceivable’ w hnt , Wa*hln*t«m. Not yvt -hero Potato's decision will be but th e French people may not ' hsd *n approval ®f an impor have it th at way. *!»«• <nd lUrbars -project % P r o g r a a O f D e fe n se ney we* — dl»lrU A good deal has foron w ritten about th e failure of America’s war effort a n d undoubtedly strikes, bottlenecks. «r u and o ther hoadioape hone tended te lim it production to get a some extent. Nevertheless American labor and Industrial ><•*■[ genius have combined to produce miracles during th e last |lf. J r year toward making th is country truly the. "arsenal a f j ^ w t o ^ f ^ - r democracy.” . . . , ‘ ipeoph l a erite f t e see f o r - them seM s^ Jiiht w b at Js being i r f t - h r a id * ^ d % 0 done, eight newgpejicr editors from rig h t metrogdlHan dt* lea recently made a tour of all jiatlonkl arsenals and muni- Xrmy Englnrolro ms<W lions wanks in the country and returned w ith the unani- unfavorable repeat on i mous verohot th a t "American defenee impotence is not only of jwvlou* 3ver-emnhaslzed' by nlarndats b u t t h a t the country h a s f T * ^ f t t r?r been sold Short oh Its Information .of iuttiopal dofenic." futrtet with U»« yowar "The editors * e n t « b rk f week from E a st to Mid-j fund, t, J fe r fliuglal West observing tens of thousands W sidled Federal cmn» Uj# gvvwmsw1 ployces producing Weapons afcfl munitions in greater im i.'n g i y y S g umo now than a t th e does' of World W ar i , ” says the t d t h ? DUtrkt EnaiM*r ^ew York Herald Tribune. "This is only • beginning, i t saaviu# for further y*w is clear th at Anterieen m ass atvemnHne production within |on *hi# *ftsr of the ndxt three to six m o n th s-g lread y a steady flo w -w ill J*Tn| ? i r ^ h , , »b# °“£ become a torrent m aking th e Ftealdent’s aucpcosalou 'or-iprovidiqg for such * £ sennl of •deaseemar' no mam kenat. nff«rad to tao p m u "Whslt the edfcqp now In one week co rid have been f****™] ^ magnified and duriicsted w a r the wait cartnnt nf tho notion fo r another thirty (toys. Among other th in g s they naw' trict Enain«*r and I aw waage picric acid amoka pouring from ik e gre a t powdor that it Wgolng u b# i was atm to, the venna. Ohio, cu Liberal Traov - k Allowances For Your 014 FumUire - Easy Terms! ALL COLORS ALL PATTERNS BY THE FOOT BY THE YARD SEE IT AND ^ YOU’LL BUY IT - ?' Unusual Values! miles ef eailsew rtructed factor) ready to prod I # t Sebn* River W d m s a v d medium l i IU h lf k e tt I m l iliiFf tanks by tb s terflaloads band of skilled feminine A little m ore rmln am* ’hibtdelphla, ossembt T i n t r k « h u rrim n e tr. wsrin sn a t Abe fk a n k fo it A re aa - . - - b M wwiM Rpread A lot of Itog a n tia irc ra ft ritd l femaa --— IriMnU u f th e c o u n try sM f. Horn* i w atch; tnartil and maehloe*gun ammunition at « AAmothtAA nice thflV'r h lrty and fifty tnd thefnm oua Gnrand rifle corn­ khr termW w a'll su e r MS* il.ni ea a t Springfield, H ass., Armory » ttbe t e a t tC opat ipMde pkuMu the ed iten sew finished te r s jm b r t.l t, tars Fepper a th a t through th e C ouatv estigeted the poaatbQ his rolnd STUDIO C0UC1 Regular 39.50 V a lu e s ^ g ^ Jm couch because the mattreae ia reversible' T H A -T S BEAUTIFUL MAPLE LIVING ROOM le sd ln r Uqm «j rs . Bamlnele jflC 1/CWlS G R I A U S T MOMtY 1A V IN C SUITE ( 2 P ie c e s ) REALLY 9 A S T O U N D IN G ! �-1------ — I I I :m Pf v i, - m‘r ~ THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFVJRD F C O IID I the rh .tirm an. outlined •ervice C irc le F o u r M e e ts Outdoor Sign work for tho cire! o during the A t t ; i i r d i n e r H o m e m onth’* of A ugust and Sojde tuber. ---------Law To Be In which e»•n«iAts of puttin c fl >\vrM Circle 1 th. W om an’* in the (' i r .h and •M-WUltf f. r the i..i) th. Kir-t Fernatd 1.. luhlon M ni.*f ml MowEffect Sept 1 B np ti.t i , 11.1. U ••f•' ••ntrrtm m sl pilnl ocial A n d Personal Activities -J & . LOURINE DEAL, Society Editor Social Calendar TUESDAY A farew ell p a rty hrnorl.tg Mr*. J. E. Page, who plain to m ove to N a.hville, T enn., will he 0 v e n a t th e lla n s rll Inn at *:00 P. M. Telephcno 14« Mrs. Widmer Honors j Mother With Party e rso n a l Honoring her m other, Mrs. K. ----------------------------------- ■ — — L W J 1, 1" celebration of herKtil.niN l f Mr, J o h n C -ullum birthday anniversary. M n Krne«t „ ,n . . . . . . . , . th a t she i* W idm tr entertained at her homo *m al ^her hom° e on ' * r iHolly Avenue. jon Flumoaa Drive in D aytona! Beach yesterday afternoon with wFreind* o f T. D. In a b tn c t will a surprise birthday party Mr. and he to lea rn th a t he u im ­ Mrs. Booth anti family were fo rd proving a t hi.* fc««nv* on M agnolia mer residents of Sanford. u recent illnes*. Mrs. YVuimer A home was • Avenue _ from_______ . T he A xarian C la*. of P i n t B aptist C hurch will ^ ita re g u la r b u .in e * . and *ocial m ee tin g -a t the home of Mr* » d~ r, f; r„ ,h ' , ? ; • *■ H u m h.v c C. M(oor* oor* on B03 C03 £ w t tin !* * °f l<*ft for th,.ta t. .f MaimQ t.jp i at q .aa P. p M \§ wit!, •*» :*| I other sum m er flowers, (luring the , . ... 8:00 they will .pend a tv*.. H t r m a t 8 .00 M. wit!. Ml*. , ftrnioon , w„ , nj‘ yw| w here «hry MT. L. V ance and Mr*. 1 with the p ru * brm ^ won by Mr*. 5 vacation. W illiam s a . co-hostesses. lo u rin e Bral. W ED NESDA Y Miss I'enrl U>.h*<»it of Holly . A c o u rie in “ Horn** Ilygiem | The gurxt* w*rt* u .h e rrd into wimmI is the ht»u-f KUi-d t»f h* • Mr*. Wi<lmer’» garden w h ir, n a n d C a rt of the Sick’* will be Zi_“m a ‘ decorated basket fill*,I with b ro th er an«| sister-in law, Mr. mn rIV i n. w hr“ Yi,« the ' Hanfcrd *•*r*pgirts , . . . nurseryJ on, tne rrom the guests was Mrs. J. N. Kohfon. Jr. th e corner of I a Im otto and ., »* w «» . » H Rull-lif. »ttb v h n /1 1^1 »"n - M alcolm , left yesterJacks. nv|1b< when* th* y ' -- * ^ i o, . ?i : kp p; n d .r» .,d « y r. it for a few da>™ e cla*. of 1*32 of S em inol. ^ . . e d upon it Mr*. Widmer Pre- Il l j " flly k iB c h o o l will have a reunion „ n, f J her m oth, r w jlh 1 • t S n la n d o Spring* »t 7:00 P- m.d* of c| , m, t «. Mr and Mr*. II. E. C oi.M , . „ . . j* .................. u .. w r.v »served v iv m if rro o m ia (-n ........... ,n r i- tu r n r .l S n m to y ft-." R efreshmvent! were ^ ,nn T he woraen of the Episcopal ,h , b rig h t colornl U blr* on th r lU rtw rll. tin ., w here th.-y tia \. C nureh will *cw for the Ke,t | , wn , ml p jc tu rr, w crr „f lie* n vi*itinir with rrl.-iti\,i-. C roM In Ih* W,-m»n’« Cluh b e ­ tne group. Everyone w rote a c on-’ g in n in g a t 2 :*70 P. M.. «pon.or*d M ratu lato ry mr>*ng* in a notej Mr. and Mr* F rir N’-,r Ign-ii b y m * St. C lair W hit*. took which wa* prraentetl lo M r*., will leave tom orrow f-o I’,dm. t Th* Am*rican Legion A uxiliary Booth a . a memento of the p a rty .'* ” *” '■*•’• w ith Mi N o id g iin '* w ill aew fo r the Red Cro«* In T ho.e invited to enjoy the oc-' P " r,',il«. Mr. and Mi-. I.. A th * W om an’* Club beginning a t ca.ion w ith tho gueet of honor -Menard. 9 :3 0 A. M. were: Mra. H arry D arm w . Mr*. A. ----------THURSDAY C. W illiam ., Mr*. Lillian Vickery. Mi** M arcella M .n aid ho- r*TM» W oman’* A uxiliary of Mr*. Lourine Beal, Mr*. Mimic tu rn ed to h e r h- no- in I *• I*,i«' I • th * T ’rfib y te ria n C hurch will Kate H all, Mr*. Ju lian V’arn. a f te r -pen d in g -ome t ***••• u 1 Mr*. George Tow n.end, Mr*, h e r b ro th er-in law and <i*i,-r. M, G ertrude G ilbert, Mr*. Charlc* and Mr*. E r ie ’ N'nrdgren. Ander*on. Mr*. I. E. Southw anl^ ----------Mr*. C. J . H all, Mr*. Fannie Lee,' Mr*. R obert S . C handler oi Hr*. W. ,11. Lee, Mr*. C. W. E u .ti* and Mr. nntl Mrs. Julian i ?^r8, B. J. Reel, Mrs. L. F’a rb c r of C am p Hl.inding I E . Reel, Mr*. W. C. DcCoursetl, I ctl Sunday w ith M m . rhum ilwi M l.. Ixiren* F ranklin. Mi*. A lliu; m other. Mr*. W C Ih-kle. Trafforal, M l.. Maude Jinkin*. . ----------*•** M artha Fox, M is. Thco J Mr*. J. II. W vnti. M n , Hlanchi A f a it atream lincil I Vickery, Mixa J e .n n e tte Lalng, P ‘ h k m n am i laughter, lief iv icrvice fo r lo a n , up Shirley Ann M organ and Myra J e a n , have returned front to $300.00. Ann S outhw ard, all of Sanford. (laineaville and .luck onville A lio, Mr*. W. D. Cobb, of w here they «p#*nt a few .lay*. B rookiville, Mrs. Chart** ilenderL oan, m ade to hus­ »on, tto—«•*— Schm Mr*. n. Mr*. » .. O ---•”,ehl, *•••3.1 Mm. W. II. llughrM in export band -and wife. Paul R*df *^rn Mr*. Jim Hudson, ed In le tu r n home v.m e t o ., l S ’ **> ta j f * M n . Will lloole- thin th is week Ifrom K union, N. C i k*n - Mr*. C. D. Helm, Mr*, peter w here «he hn* been visiting witli C an id * , M n . Ida S perling. M n. relative*. She aNn a tte n d ed n re C o-M ak.r L oans | John Ounn. Ml*. Bunny Booth and union of h e r family. F u m ltu ra Loans E rn est W idm er, Jr., all of Dayton* Beach, and M l.. Annie Mr*. S. C G raham nm l Mr Lauri* J o w c n of A tlan ta , Ga. J a c k .o n l odge re tu rn e d yi-elerduy from Jacksonville \*h*-ri* they a*-IW . a h t t l Ave. Or I* ado. com panied Ml*.* Mary Lodge who ha* enrolled a t Ma«- cy’. Ilu .im College. I’A G E T H R E E tr»»tl««e*t rrmm r « l * 0»»1 sihiliry of delay and confusion, should those engaged in the bus­ iness of outdoor adv ertisin g ns •h fmed in the act apply for li­ cense and perm it form s during A ugust, and for thone who are require*! to obtain perm its only, t.» appl> fo r perm it form s during this m onth.” O fficials of a city. C ham ber of Commerce or civic org an iiatm n may construct signs anyw here in th# sta te solely "Wie route or distane to a city or point of in te rest, provided that th** sign shall not be construct­ ed on the rig h t of way of any public highway, and provided thnt th ere is no com m ercial ad­ vertisem ent of any n a tu re painli*d on the »ign. N<» license or per­ mit is required to m aintain these *ign« F u rth e r inform ation m i / he obtained concerning this act from the Junior C ham ber of Commerce or f«**m W illiam I- H ill, director of the division r f outdoor adver­ tising r f the S ta te Road De­ partm ent. P i n l lS IlE R D IES DALLAS. Aug. 12 - t e i FAwin I Ki*t. 71». a new*boy who 1,0 !' one of the «outh'* greatest Daily o. u .paper*, the Dallax Time* H erald, died Monday a t the IlnMI. „( M - W D (I.irdiner on '1 '1.*11.1 Xvnriv yesterday eft. .. . The in*, in L’ " 1 ' opened with a p ra y er • (I. i •1 l*\ Mi* 1 K. (latchel h • .d-, » tau g h t the llible S tu l. 1. --.-ii Mr- tin rd n i.r re sted s**’v• r .1 rl. r* ating cu rren t m is iio n u i. . Vl’lll* and plans were rnn.lu ........... circle’* -Imt M r.. S t Di. k r*on. personal WINES - GINS - LIQUORS FRK K DELIVERY — P Ild N K >r,o BILL’S PACKAGE STORE 1 0 H W. F IR S T s r i i l i r K. f n - hmont* w n o •••iv. .1 by th, ho»t . to Die follithh mu M N i i.’N. Ini' I. MrMrM r. MrD lekors.oi. t ’.all hel. .1,1,1 Mill! i and u r n m l. M iMi-- M ir^ ret Hunt — ------ TO | Soul h \ f i en is using 1 H'ldly l*ict ure< fur moving produee. m ilitary m -truetioii«. tho D p uttment nt t otunu’ie* reports THIS ONE IS ON US! 1 H A V E Y O U S E E N A N D A H H t A I N T YOU WITH TilK KXCEI.I.ENT ( J t - A I - I TY O F OI U I I I I E W S H E A R D T h is C o u p o n . W h e n S i g n ed Uy You, \nd 10 Cents Unt i l l r - \ m i To PANORAM “SOUNDIES” rrttcrnnis T W O o r The Inst wtircl In up-D»-diilc ciilertainnient fit dikthlr 5nr y w r ph-.ivwrr and eiiterlaininenl. JACK’S DEW DROP un I L O F A L E “ F L A . C \? B E E R * . NAME INN » MIKED DRINKS AT POIM I.AU I'HH KS J TROPIC A L A Chitnirctl T wi ce Weekl y B O T T L E S N O T E TO D E A I . K K : W,- will n i l n m il i i , rnt i pnn f r om liny licensed d e a l e r Inr I i n r. i-lt. T A M P A F L O R ID A D R E W IN C . ■■ • --------- - — •BORROW The Modern Way • Signature Loans o Auto Loans MODERN ^FINANCE CO, Girl Scouts Present Novel Water Pageant Mr. and Mr*. Frank L. Worn! Hxlng th e tte m e o f “T h . BalO yxtenaan,” by Oliver 'Y, • 8 r.. anil Frank W o o d ru ff III. are e x p ected to ry(.urn home T nurw lay fr«*m Hen b r•«»t»vil|«* N. C., w here Mr. and Mr*. W o o d ru ff h av e been f- r th e p a .t tw o month*. M artha Page. rvJD " JM K !* * w»* w a d by Ml*. G. O. N ordgri-n left thi* we.-k Dorl* McCall, w aterfro n t inatructor. fo r H onolulu, T errito ry o f H a­ N aney Jo G o n ia le i u the oy- w aii, a fte r spending some tim e wifv'* p a ren ts, •U rm a n , B etty Moor* aa th* h e re w ith hia maiden, axrtf P a tsy A bem alhy as Mr. and Mr*. Leonard Vlhlen. th a father, g a r* th*ir ta te rp r.ta - Mr*. N ordgrcn and children will re m a in here fo r n longer vhif. tlon of Holm**' ballad. From th* o y .U r-.E o p on the T he Rev. J . T. W ildm an atio dock th* o y sU rm an and th e maidio n , the R rv. A ltw rt W ildmnn • n ,w a U h * d th e iw lm m lng. Th* flra t form ation w as th at a n d fam ily o f Cc-lumbia. S. C. of tho m erm aids: K itty Odham, h ave been v isitin g w ith Mr. t.iui Man* R uth Mill*, H a u l Routh Mra. A lfred Krlc»on n t U p-nia Ann* LoveH, N ancy William*, Rev. A lbert W ildm an la *tat,one< a t Cam p J a c k .n n , t ’o lu n tld ». in «1JU1U B ach and Nancy F ltU . Th* ttro k a dem onstration con- chap lain in th e United S tatei silte d of tho follow ing strokes: A rm y. Br**at S trok*— M artha Pagh A m ong tho.ro from S an fo rd I»»ort«I B re a s t Strok*—Audrey spending the d a y Sunday a t Coro­ Boeh Butterfly Broaat Stroke (racing) n a d o Beach w e re Mr. and Mr* H o b a rt H aynes nnd rn lld rrn , M* —Ollv* Chapman a n d Mra. J. D. Cordell and Crawl—Camlll* Batten child ren , Mr. nnd Mr*. Sam f.« roTrudgen—Phyllla Bach mond and c h ild re n . Mr. nml Mr* Trudgen Crawl—Audrey Bach W . T . W oolley nnd children. • v rlw b - U llT i Chapm an Mr. and Mr*. C . K. C a rte r and E k m m U n r Back S t r o k . - M . r y w i g v a / i f j i BARGAIN DAY! Please Come Early popular Double Bill jd « p c n iis n i u ^ l k QSA (!• i«nt A ^ >Hi Also Return of Ana Whelehel IRT — NEWS WED. & THURS. 8M« K trok.— Minnie R u lh Odham Bid* O ver-A na— O Q hertM Clark T ka second, a m ?r* d lfflra lt form ation v u doM by th e m o n r m h a t M lnnlo R a th Odham. C athortM C lark. Camilla B atten, y i r ti a la C hapm an, L a u rtlla Dut- son. ‘ or MODERN RESTAUR Whitney Leaves Cell To Take Up Farming B A R N ST A B L E , MASS., Aug. 12.—Of>—Convict No. IMAM bec a m . a “fc n tlc m a n fa rm e r’' Mon- We’re at Your Seirvlc©! Just snap a switch-and cheap, d psndabls eltctricity will cool year home or cook the meals you cujcy *in a modern restaurant. In your home or at the restaurant, cheap, dependable electric service is on the job - working for you! “Home Comfort Cooling” exhausts •hot stale air from your home, draw s in cool, fresh air—provides comfort able days and restful nights. It's easy to insl install, and costs but a few cents a day to enjoy. NEW ARRIVALS ElinmUIY IS [HEAP! CASUALTY Math PARK IN C . V Cnuplt* M in u te s * l ) r i \ e o n t h e l le l .n n d H ig h w a y nw N B u s.* •*- - * V i ' : ' • •r « • * .......... . r . - 1- r , ’• F rv ______________________ > a V r ’AMfliy �A i f i l LLI IJJ1II r TOE8PAT, Aoctwr ix m i --------- ---------------------- Henry Mergrathaa, Jr. of tho Treaiury Riftry B o m *----U r r ’of Heftry Morgonthau, J r, U ihovn n ho ap* . . m . Jr„ ai he poarad before tho Senate Finance Commtttoo and urnd ree to n lion i f tho MOO,000,000 n t from tho ti> ,h m by tho R om o . H o called fot • ~ brOtdlDlflff tX* (iMAfHd la* koao k . oraaa MacCloro Introduce! Thunderbolt, fln t fil a t Fort Monmouth, N. J. Thunderbolt and other » t ■ r • ,y, Max Lbbman (right) ’ into tho boipltal after ho •omo by a potaonom fo r g u that iproad or«r an a n a of- a •qoaro mllo In Kearny. N. J„ knock* In* out moro than fifty. Tho mtn w on itrtcken when a hoeelloe ear* rrln * tho chlorlno from railroad tank can bccamo disconnected and white othora anrround ear of man aaoUnr to drlre Into tho Federal BhlpbutldJ. .Walkoat of 10,000 CIO M brought bait to work-on tvo cruiien and llrnlast aon n m ontlntorrontion waa threatened whoa naxotlationa ■tilt ad. ' Among tho group of Girl Scouti from South America arrlrlng at Kaw York on tho Druiil bound for the Weatem Himliphore Encamp* ■Mat near Springfield, Man., ire re, (front, L to r.), Marla Machado aad lA tin Tarqninlo, of Braiii; and rr • v y'i « H I4 r Miami" wtU ba .— • i,' • - M l: 'isiuff: ______ ; . t 'r i i �TUESDAY, AUGUST 1J, 1M1 TTTE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA page Nova To Tty Twinkippy Wins STAR OF AS His Offensive At Saratoga For On Louis Sept 19 Long Shot Payoff By SID FEDER NEW YORK, Auc. 1 2 .-O V - L— H*m e*mm oat from behind • Ibr w**d patch he'd grown on Ms chin in the Maine wood., end a—oqaeod himeolf ready Monday todsliwtr hit message. TUa, be pointed out over the phone, wae that Yogi, cosmic ca punch and all other truck to the w contrary notwithstanding, ynu can te t the family Jewel* I.ou Noth w ont be thinking nf defense rnm. r > ghtta like Ihe other rhallenger. when he eaya howdy to Joe l^-.ii. ia the Yankee Stadium's ring the % sight of Sept. 19. “Now that I’ve nhavrd my heard off,” ho explained, “ it won t t In my way when I talk. And want you to understand th i. be­ fore I get to town tom orrow : All the other pugs who met. „ SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y , Aug. 12.— tA*)—W. E. Hoeing'. Twinkippy, * JIB 70 for 12 |ong•Fot, ran off with the Suaquebanna p u r.e here Monday while the two favorites. George P. W iden­ e d . Sw acia ami Mr*. Payne W hit­ ney'* The Rhymer, ta ttle d fo r la.I place. Twinkippy Ini the field for the ■ntirr ala furlong., finishing in l-.U 1 -i a ilh a Jecigtk .to agar*.. I'oppideeta, from the Mill R iver .table, took the place hy a n o th e r length over J. II. W kitM y's Gun Bearer and Maepeace and T ra n s ­ figure fini.hed in a dead beat fo r fourth I’nppadeeta pushed th e winner hard through the last fur­ long but Gun Bearer did hia real running too late. _ . c k ftrS i ‘ frpTt hfa .peed eoulil do it; Godoy, G alenta and some of those othera had an idea their awkward styles would krep them cu t of trouble. You know what (P happened to them. .. “Well, little tioulr la th in k in t T'wlrfiiippy'v* p ' ^ ^ t h ^ S r ^ r the atretch and then dropped back but The R hym er never reached a contending po.ition. f • tConn nm r believed RADIO NEWS \o n « * : or «t %Yf*. o r 'i M i n n u : f LEGAL NOTICES U"I"1K IS Iti >1 Al RUoMY D ick. iY U rft.M o ' 9 ;tU e FAYte«f d N P f i . G U P o ftU s /“ I Op tf ? ■—— - SlaiOB o e Jow lP O AS A 0 vi as d e s e A kA v e 't b ******* gfrrn A to o AdfiftA«e- ' * 1 err > He yaapotw •ingle charging into the bombei and w hanging away w ith him ha» onlr of defense. I'm going to up to now. been con.idereil onl) walk right into Louis and beat one «tep n o n e than playing pat a-cake with a flam ethrow er oi him by punching him.” • M*ruln>>l» i v «r (hi* • ••nit N'MiMf* in S4it("t<l Srmlnolfi • ••itv»«\ Florid.* «t I •» a M on \uRw*t r**fh. 19(1 h» pMltlon, for i* » 4.|x|il I..II ,.r a m inor «hi 1.1 un« •• * ti.imr i*f SI. phi n Anthony llutll k III M A ltr XKItO II* *1mJKIN r; . * II Prr»* New* 1J (Ml Si^li O ff Sanford at This was a new dish, like try. a i s i chocolate h h ( on jaor steak. YOUR TASTE DEMANDS SeASDAl totoai* YMCPfR tY PcaiR 01* FWfc th r - f lu ts THE BEST IN LIQUORS SCOTCHES P iiesr BASE STAR. tM P«over o p thr . P U iw o e tP H iA AYUL/tTiCT PO IN TS M o fo ris tn A n k e d T « WINES D* Il 1! II The l* I.Ill' all»•• th*' l.Mllil in* Kill.- Smith Sprak^ I • Swmj Yuiir Daitticr .*.(( Do*- Stllrr* Tin*Llfr MIAMI. A ug 12 -t/P> Sl»*ricj» M iinu C h a m le r of G innm errr de- II l'» (^tir fan 1 ,Sun«Uy c idetl Monday to liegin » .ta le 1J o«i 11* \rv» a wide cam paign fur volunteer nh U I(• Mmioil lnterlu«U* itinence from p lca .u rc driving IJ l'» Dhcckcihtmrd Time i lie .lav a w e e k III o r d e r to roll- | U *»• Dmicr Ti»m» • 1 • I . It t.l t»f I ife .v r\e g n.olinr ll oil- lo aek Governor llid 1 I (in Y.itiil* f)r Mulnno I.lid ti.lay to appoint a .lute I I I • .Inyn wide eonimittee ami aak govern­ ' 1 ii Nru Su»>rna Variolic* or* of oiler .la te . benvfitlihg J I I • Murry (*o ^ouiul frr.m tourl.l travel to «eek way. I *J I *> The Snluiat* a! J.a IT Nvw* of avoiding ga.nline rationing. The C ham ber director* apniov- j J Id Kvnfr» Yullcy Folk* 2 4'* ( ‘hililrrn Al*u Arc People [rd both rocomm<)ndatinn. of i t ' | " .'i i Pn h* Nrwn highway com m ittee M onday, and (Mi Son** «>f ('beer ami Com si lunged a W ednesday m eoling fort to plan a general Florida g a .o J IT. Accent on .Muftlr line conservation educational cam ­ .1 lh Hurl Ive*. SonjTP paign. ________ 1 on Ihltu Rhythm liny* 4 If* Afternoon Varietle* 4 Jn Dr»r«n Melodlcfl 4 4* Wing* Over Jordan > 5 00 The l.ona Hinjjar 6:110 Korn Kobblera 6 46 Hie World Today n r. Reduce Driving Days W A SH IN G TO N . Auc U .Senator llohcrl II. Ii* > i noliln i f N crth Cftrolin;i, red hair nhow* no ifioy a 1 .*7 dinclonnl plan* Mmnl.o t • I | 20-ycar-oltl Kvalyn M 'l.i >" The git fields of the Russian1 hi* fifth wife. Caucaaas have bean producing fnr Mi** M rl.enn, n 1*11. v d lo n \ 80 yaara, the D epartm ent of Com­ blonde, i.s llu* d a u ch let of Mi m erce reports. Kvalyn W.iDh McLean , o\w|l* o the re h liin le d llopo itiamnn I. the late K.dwnnl II. Meln-nn. i>" m er W nahingten m-w..|uiper puli ll.h e r, who died in u M m l sanitarium l a . l m onth. She > ■ p|n*e friend nf one of the e:i:i . to r’s two d au g h te rs. t (A*)— •*| consider myself u v -iy fi-r •I lunate mnn,” R eynold. -■< I >- ■■ Jronfirmed report, of tie- fo rth coming marriage. Arriving In Hawaii, where the owui a palattal home, Mrs. Doris Dokt Cromwell, th* tobacco heiress, to caivea a warm wtlcoma from an uaIdentifled admirer. Back In Not - f r t l — J array. Mrs. Cromwsll is being sg*( MasH Raid Attempted On Murmansk, Russia Y o u n g M en 3 0 Y e a r s Old H a v e D e fe c tiv e E v e s lg h l Sanford Paint & Gloss Co. ■ a am la at I *■ >a>4 t a t m t S ta s . •aeSa m S g tatlag of earaeettaa e leaeee waa .Be eaftto l a a t k e la te ta l a gftlfetlew . Call a s le g a g f e e e a a i a a t a t a t a t , D R HENRY McLAUWN, JR. HjAejje**"? M M V M wwowwasBROTeeito t i e p. ra jM * A v - w .w a a v .w J a i t another “flower shop” but a Florist of distinction and qualIty, with advanced ideas In modcm arrangem ent. Pippin Gardens, Florist * W. FIRST STREET—PHONE 7W-M “Wb W in H e w e ti Rverywjiers” America# Discusses Delivering Materials I MOSCOW, A ug. 12 , BANDOENG, Ja v a Aug 12 ■A Soviet com m unli|ue re p o rts I B rig. Oen. Henry H C lagett, Mondnv night th a t Itelwred'-AC who recently beaded an Am erican la n d 70 G erm an plane, re e e n tll 'm ilita ry and air mission In nna tte m p ted a mnaa raid nn M ur tioniat C hina, now i. in th is * 'im , m anak, Ruaala'a .tra te g ie fai [m er capital d i.eua.lng dellveriev, n o rth ern port, and I0 o f then of U nited S ta te , war m n trrin l. to w ere shot down anil two dam tha N e th arlan d . E ast Indie., it, .ag e d aevetelr. FORT I.AURKRhALK Au waa learned yesterday. , I S oviet fig h te r p lan e, ru .h c d t 'l’l —Festers I o ffic ia l., f> C lag e tt t« accompanied l»> I Into th - b a ttle ab rv e M urm anak e» nn , Lieut. Col. Leader M aitland am l| and "br^ke no enem y form ation* Jile Ala ^0" T ° ^ s r United S ta te . Army w hich Inal th e ir orientation an., sc a tte re d In am nll gro u p .,” the jeeaiThril tin Ith a fine- . bWIW*" Ui.ith rrm h com m unique aaM. nil fmmd * — ■ ■ —__ ^ no .ig n . o d r .t r u e - 1 tion. R e o rg a n iz a tio n The thorough re-inspection by M Our I’ackaga Stora Inrce im m igration men « » o r­ *«?•» Find The Dent In dered a fte r the m re s t Sunday of Hnrolilaon, 42-yenr-old VICHY. Aug. 12- f / n —The E dw in! N orw egian .eam an, nn a charge French cabinet in an Important of being Illegally in the country. session la*ling more than two hours last evening at Sevlgm IVlace wa* understood to hj»ve discussed an impending “t-chnlcn reorganiintlon” of Mar.hal llcnri Philippe Pelaln’e government. Presumably meeting to fix the JArK.SONVTI.LE, Aug. 12 future statua of General Mxxtrne t/Pi— Tobacco mart, at l.lv ■ t i , Wegrnd, who returne.1 t.a hi. uml Luke City .old 3,217.2:;; twiundt of the litigli: weed durini four dayn U .t wm-k whleh o i. ee the l o l l aurtiona. The tobarco brought 8744,787. Ill, or an average of 127.21 pc hundred weight. Wb*a You Buy Your N ext V C ar Or Truck ^ l f r f j M il K AUTO LU/ikS t o i J L |i |M |i P i f tb ty finance your p u rc h s^ , th ey tell you to place your insurance with your locpl insurance agent. Usretofore this business has been gplng to opt* A _______ ____ _______ A _ ' of-town agents,. We appreciate the servico qur load banka aro giving, benefiting others in addition to the purchasers of eprs and trucks. Consult them fo r full detaila! Consult ua about y o u r insurance I And how you save by insuring with C M. BOYD A COMPANY lU H a i s u e s i B u a w sa, y u . NICK’S Package Store M A G N E T O REPAIRING Authorised Sriviiv A- lli.lrtloitor Toi m aun, K n p llin k . M, a . Seiutilln Ito-eh\ Kl.e A Wien. tiring your laagm In Ironhle. to ua fur prom pt tn-rv k». Specialized Automotive Service 443-41 W. r«Ntr*l A»f . OrUMt FU. 3 4c Each Day You Use It! It’s Westinif house! II you can't no to the m m intnins, let ua bring th e m ountain lir c e ir s to y o u . Y es a ir! Y ou'll be cool na u polar Ixuir a fte r we in ntall W m lln u n ou ae a ir con d ition in g in y o u r home nr o ffic e . 1 0 '. discount a ll th is m o n th . LIQUOR R r A p d y , ChnmpnRtte, Wine, Gin. Cordials, «te. W* SURE TO VISIT CxUnrantecd 5 Y ears— Costs Only About Is Planned By Cabinet 3,000,000 Pounds Sold By 2 Marketb CooaWor 0 » r f^cg l Bank* Avenue Ju.t Off Ot Geneva Avenue u is p R e n w r pact D ic k SdodU > FiAllSa* TdC P . T T S B UR GH imonde »•• »r*|»lv in th« 1I .10 «i|U» rru*b> tmcy Aao H t or j ■f th* (Trcmt i f.*r th« N<i»th liKftrUI t*lr*mi of Florid* In T onight’* i'ro f r mrr !*• HO J t m 'b tl , Scon** s O.'i Suppnr Ilnur •’» l ’» Youth Mfw» j (• JO I*. IV New* , I O.M Serontl Himhaiui **• K tiu r^ ifm in Science T l.'i Spot t a Reporter , ».J» Sum C ulf the " F a c t of W ar" T 10 Tim e Out For Dancing » f.lm rr Darin ami the New* ^ N 00 We the People I ** '10 H eport to fhr N ation 0 * 0 G lum Milter 0 K- Public A ffati * [ P.JO Ju n n A rrtxu ! 0:11* New* ot tb r World I 10 ou I a'* Drown O rrhm trn 10.JO M irhael L«>rinjr (irc'hastra I lltOU l.m luu Well*, new* *>> t>.Ti T fildy PourII O rrh m tri r il adoftioi i ot ^ty P• IT MV .Y '•"Nvm sN'OTII'B III IlCIt Kft Y HIVKM t ' f th.- untlrmiRn^l \l % It T IIKKO WDBO W f n v i I 10%WFON W8SC0 “LONG LIFE” FANS rk o n e m s BAGGETT’S Liquor Store JER RADIO & ^ s e r v ic e ” M ather Arcade ETTAKKTT By PAUL ROBINSON 1SH-H-H *V0UNG STUYVESANT GAJESIS HCIZE.'CASTCW M S FOCJCETS - fM TRVINS TO DCSAK HIM O f HIS EX- ,— pem sw e h a 8 it s / r ~ WOLD MAN C U rM '.'A LlO W - YW D O N /VNCC.-Pcnjcs me hith o n e mw. Hop w r— jk ABlflMELPNOU TWOACC TO ME J MAiBC W5 CAN PKX UPAN EWT» e n t- A N D A V f lk E / A P A P T V /B H T E F 0 O 3 S IO N A YiCEKTD SPEND/ r x o u its . HOWES ' WBaP1 C lassiK ed A d 'ivertisem ents PW CH - THE LONE HANGER by FRAN STRIHDP vlAME, PU lfl MOW. THEK M AUZH. I' N D K BUT- Lak* Hkwell Road. ”N«r 771•*. 9 ^ fa a i-j » '? y 4 g u*.' ^i Kct oi ^t o i j 4F; ^ m ^ ta u t* a . n i 7 v . s -~~t 'i W p * '’ □GTI 1 Pviv UttoMTHJIttt MSwHI I �Ic S f on the 180.000.000 project Hn It, cotnp)«Uon will t d n .iiM mmUi* end kka# «wm4 ' that it weald toot aotve the Immediate petroleum shorter* hi Ute aaat ensued hy tho dhrmlea of M United States • tanker* to British not*. A t the n o n tta w Ickaa warned that there (till waa eeHooa dan­ ger ot a coal ahortoge due to 1tailed transportation facUitiee. The tram porta tloto ahaattea al- • ready waa -tight," he laid, and a ahorUga weald develop If Pall W t U / w A ftfu MIAM BYA. iHVlWIOMAL Df f/ tiW C J U. M OM PAf ’’ ri<R«JL<lMl* A * P A X f W A A R h OM w H u t f , r c IK JKM tA] Alaska , ah » % HoMEoP-flUL sjd< a family . w y j I D U W H 4^ (fS S fV ^ — -"“ * r *<<4» 'A F R IC A N O W L * * A *A M *Y rf* M i t t a l ’ / l O U H D K R - i f V W M M ; \9 F O U H M rcA J M ttr w ttff 'a o p i t i i h ) t ... i r . r * fA R D S A VSAY IU>UHP « l« R :< H p R (fJtt^ | 1 — I _ . ■ Made By Florida m ___ hreeeily waa aal .1 1 3 ’ X •' < Lf1 v • *d/ ► H £ » » 1, awarded amode Ue3«S teal at the end af the teat n .. v e>. f . •’ A * s “ -With' Honor*" denote* •tending acholaaU* m £ i, V : 411 • " t - -- tiirth3r% * j u ! S d , • • . ' ”■ * = Other reaeons you should buy your new or used car now: .*« l, On account o f In tho coot of aura will la coot of material* and in automobile production,' bo much higher than pro-' REGULATORY M et price*. <■ J ■ • SCREE Coolrmeta Entered Into Prarioon U Imubmco of Or* dw WU1 Not Be Affected: Action Aleo.vDeelared Aimed at Profiteering rn s n a ' - Authority Over umor Credit In Choek Innatlon>nda In Jkfenoo x*?’* �‘Unford In T he Only Central Florida CUy AffordlS* Rail, IKcbna, And W ater Transportation . HANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 13, 1011 defense Peak America In Jnly Seen « < a ^ /Nazi8 Enter Odes­ sa They WUI Find I t In Ruins, Say Russians In Britain Objectives For .Post-war Wor) Black Sea Ports ICeaseless Counterattacks” A g a i n s t -Germans Predicted t/Ph— Maintenance nf tha nation­ ■ al Income at 9100.000,000.000 yaarly, far-flung public work* and aoclal aacurlty program, and parpatuatloa of tha 40-hour week artra prtpoaed today by the Na­ tional Resource* planning Board a* poat-war objective*. - hr the : first Urn* tine* tha Russian President Honors Red Air Heroes NEW YORK, A a r IS — LT> — Diieftor General William 8. km ittjrrr ^ t th# OPM predicted today that If tha nation's defease program hlta tha WelAmtp .mark by January. 194t, "wa ahaatd hit peach production by July **d “ ‘thkV andI America (a s after write It* own ticket on war ma­ terial.” l i t added that greater speed In subcontracting defense order* will be required to *eeompllah tha objective. The Senate Final** Commit* tea heard propoaal* from aaw fU bualnew apokeaipcn tuceday far Impoiitlon oT-a 1 general mans* factum * tale* tax In plaro ■* Uia axel*# taxea on po-ealiod la** ury Item* contained In the p**dlnr 13^38,700,000 revenue MIL Senator Vanderbarg (R-. M ich) expre**ed agreement with sna witnea* that auch s tax wohld Armitage Expects Greater Tourist Crop T hu Season Gas Rationing Seen As. No Determent On Vacation Travel loaeow simply said that* wag a * Baltic, Urn S t t l R w n * <a* reported tb# daatruatlan lay o f four N a tl. Urpado and two transport*, a triphammer Gorman blow* (kt Ruaala fw # to Ox* with possible tom of hot Ukraine [basket, producing mneo of Machinery o f th* Count/ Chapter of tl (Ian for Infantile Pei Florid* w in b ars a tafgar asm bar of U arlsU this •**•«• tha* House had accepted provision .extending ro Volunteers Draft Quote August CUB rgaat of th# D4 t* act for this t entirely filled bp Mvarai mar# t m ~ •date Department Is Said To He Seek­ ing Itase In Brazil ' l l IIV. I n.-eraplcl France W I t.— ( M’)- Vice Prenil, r 'ilmirsl Jean Marian.1 nr* I, awarded .ant power* <>*ct military and other phsar-> »f French life, will make « minute and a half radii, am . uecemrnt tomorrow. In* l.irni.d antircrw •aid the brief add re-, would he “uf extreme imimrtanre.*’ e Mikhail 1. Kalinin, prraident of the So­ viet Union, commends fivo heroic ltu»«lan filer* who received medals for exemplary Songs Are Presented By Pippin Sisters At Weekly Program ar* nacaaaary they will bn aant for rnd ahlppad barn bp air axpress. Th* chapter is co-operating fully with th* attending physi­ cian and local health author!tl«i In avary way, Mr.’ S /rd said. Th* cm* ha* b**t) l*oht*d. tho house quarantined and avary pre­ caution taken to koap th# di­ sease from spreading, an added. Tb» Kiwenia Club wax put “on tha raoUid*-today-.** ha regular luncheon meeting at the Valdei Hot*], by mean, uf a recording machine brought by Merman Morris, honorary member. A re­ cording waa mad.- of the pro­ ceedings CT th* program to b* preserved far ponterlty. MIsa Gladys Pippin and Mix* Elisabeth Pippin, accompanied at tha piano by Their mother, Mr,. Roy Pippin, sang “ Youth," “ What Word U Sweeter than Fwretheart,1* and “Do You Car*?” Tha club Mng “Boost Kiwuni," aa a grpup, accompanied by Mar­ ry KMtU at tho piano, and the record waa played when it had 30 Dogs Picked Up By Police Officers WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 — (JPV— Tha govamaMat eat a pries calling on raw sugar Tuesday aad officials said tb* action bout 30 dogs which Had not maant > retail price of about lU rsaaod or vaaotoatod worn ftv* panada far M coats. ad up by police yaatorday and TachakaHy, tb* calling was not Imposed on refined sugar. U»* Mm Um housewife boys, but on 18-dagraa raw augar. It waa sat at 3.5 cants a pound, three tenth* o f. a cant uadar Monday's piwvalllag quotations. Price administration officials said tho c?Ub)g waa equivalent to a raUU pries level o f ahoat 3.8 canto a pound far raftaed. The >a n State Police Radio Fund Being Sought TALLAHASRK, Aag. IL— (AT— Plerkto’e apalleattea for Peak Hours ana af Uto lend an fighting ngalnat the Invading Germain. 3 " photo was flashed by rndiu finm Mnacnw* • Now York. Simplicity Marks Hospital Ballot For Election Recordings Made Airport Plans At Regular, Meet Sent To WPA > For Approval Of Kiwanis Club F.nginrt-ring plans for the WI‘A Price Celling1 Is Set On Raw Sugar 11 Merlin Claims U. S.' Croups That Covet Islands Will I'sc lYtuin As , Kxcusc* k Axis Aliffnnieat:M*j Seen As Threat Polio Group Stands Ready To Give Help ■ M s a m a , I invasion tha Soviet cumtlqua failed early.. today, td itton areas In whlih fighting | • t i n ? Subcontracts Will Be Required, Knudsen Declares Th* board predict* that “when Hitter fall**’ th* United State* ahall certainly help feed the starving people* of Europe unWarden Jeee Dunn, held as a til they can again gat on their nOVUft D3T (OW flMlQf COBVktr, f n ^ after s break from Oklahomai |jy ,h , breath-taking margn State Prtaon at MeAleiUr, * n , ( , .Ingle vote, tha llou,# last murdered by hU captor* at th# | nlSht passed th* |8-month Army outaat o f a gun bate# In which a*re Ice extension till. With the chamber tense and bushed, Speaker Rayburn an­ nounced the result aa 203 to 202. Representative Short, (R-, Mo.), from th* Republican committee table, Immediately demanded a recapitulation, which Rayburn granted . The recapitulation, a l thousands of tahkrwUi hart I Melts* counter-attacks" aMt tha Nasi* tha Soviets .aid. I aaomad clear last night that whole of th* southern Soviet g was |n Imminent parti and sous forebodings cam* from Plans To Seize Martinique Nazis Chctr 9350000 I’ fedornl fund* to bund * stoto-wfaio paito* radi* wiU b* project u( (he Sanford municipal airport wire delivered to thu WPA office in Orlxnlo this morn­ ing fnr m,|>ection and approval, Kduunl Higgins, secretary of th.- Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, said today. The to|al (mount of tb* WPA 7»r(.j>cl i, f2R.7.!t37, and the spon»or’* »hur* iv 1*7,000, Me. Hig­ gins .» id. The apunaor'a part is made op l.y the City1* drawing the i-nirinvcrlng plana ami by a CAA allotment of 163,000. The WPA project will grade two runway. f>00 feet wide and 1200 feet long, fence the area, build in,ids roads and plant gra»« When this project ha, . been completed, Mr1. Higgins said, the United State* Engineer Office In Jacksonville will furnish plana and accept bids to pave the run­ way* anil tail atrip* and light the field. The coat of this part of the project will bo paid for by » CAA allocation of $215,000. The WPA project.will probably get under way in two or three weeks, a, aoon li» tho plan, go through tho neegeaanry channel, fnr approval, the chamber secre­ tary explained. Voters Not To Ht* Puzzled By Legnl Terms, W o r d a g e Freeholder, who ga to the pod, on Aug. 19 in the X|H-rkil cite tlnn affecting the ptop.ii.ed -Sem­ inole ('minty hovpital will lint ho puxiled by legal term, ur-invol­ ved woikage in voting. Judging by a copy of the nfflnul biillnt rrcidvrd today. t larily and Klmplirity distin guitli the ballot, ami inatrurtiuna fur marking it aro printed clear­ ly.Thu question to In* tit elded 111 thn h|U‘| 1,1 t i t l l m l i i tnfvvyp ruin thu spi-rul election it whether :» hill fluUdUilinv the i*«ue (Minds, pMssetl l»y thu m e r i t I*tk i iU tu r r , shall Im* appruvr«l hy .Seminole County freelmlders. Ilelievirur that citixein deairr a new County hospital, lejfi-lulor* set up inaihinery 'makiru- il |*«r»* aiilite for uilditional InuuU to Im- 2500 AcreH Sold For Ramie Growing Nig read a letter Lehmann of Tavarra, srge of tbd campaign laxtns* bonils In Florilag bb appreciation set last week in buyftnat bond, Mr. larh. a t the Hanford Kiwa* among tho first l In th* state t» du It It displayed a comilrlt. ■eluded Trnny Deane of OaarWater, a former resident S May Accept Sill, Tomorrow Th.., M.Vyi-nrw Id rliief of.xtajal »nii'.iin*?*’d hi, lomanaUMl., .dect.* ,ion m ’a riiiliu address In which ■* In- fmukly a-tmUted to -hi, u p .i-ary i-nunlryiin'ii. that hi* >wn> prigi:im fn r ’llm rcgoncrutlpq-nf• Fiam r had - not < sucCCvdol and . Ihii' French il< m"C/MV - waa dOUd'. . m (ai t.lmd m>c«r Ilyed>In thaAnierimn pullent . • ’j . lie a lipnull Franco n|onr#!r»' Ip OmvMiy. ill,- h^r . .’light-, uquiubi ll'uiiiii,** m ffffUt which/ In- 1 muht- f.rtiml -thr'-Gvcman to--, i-iiui- piercing' ijeii|«q-.'inl<v H * - ’ I’k(.tin.- in wliat- I’eln iq '/a U fd ’: ••ghraili. ti.vkv .In davelppoient» (• th.- i-a»t (In1 Mr «Uly qeecnk-' id Uit nlira-r ) - In ■<lpfen»".i>f*!M civilinjiliuii itnd ;^ha-n'.'»n changotilt- man • f till* wiritij.’* y »>) .a Win' courn-'thn vcrdtn'airaUvi will tub*- wui-nnt'i. /■(aVtl.,,'-Tbo« llctman (onltpl.M j a r p *of .-I’aibj • TAMiAIIArfftKE, Aug. 13.— H*TIip ht*to Tuesday sold alout- 3500 acres of Everglades land to E. B. Elliott, Miami, who aaid Ha wanted )l for incrraacrl pnaluctlup of ramie. T U prim was $16 an acre, and in® oU tr rahlni't *4ire®t| to a rr* duction of $5 an sera on each 11)0 acre- planted to ramie, which when wtiern Into duck rcacmblci (man. Elliott and others have been i-iperimrnting with small aculo production of th* tdant for sev* rral yrgr,. Ifo said II h a i’been eatahlahi-d that t)» plant will grow well In th* Florida Ever­ glade*. but commercial praductlon ha, been handicapped by ••'k of .a method uf separating tha fiU-r from th* plants stalk NOTON, Aug. 13 _ king 'to hurry tha Al^ « OXtana ion- lagialalion #nt Roosevelt. Demodor Barkley said today tllO Renata would acNTew . tha Uausc-ap. JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 13 — *9l*n af Uto measure, I passed last night hy (A>— A cadet was klfied and another escaped. Injury Tuesday whew taro training plane* eotlidI In V tt rd near tho Jacksonville Naval an effort Air Stalin*. Edward A. Dunlap, III, af Hnvotbill, Mas*., wan killed after b# Jumped at an altitude too lour parachute to open to n - Cadet Is Killed In Jacksonville Crash hstuanco of sam e tie the qualified freeholder, nf said County, a t an election held fo r such purixuv, and declaring sanm l» b« fn r a county public purpone.'* Patriotism Reaches Height in Sarasota SARASOTA, Aug. 13.—(Spec1*1)—Defense patriotism activi­ ties reached a new high here Tuesday with on* group-pledging business and professional nun to rid* bicycles to and from work R. Donnelly of Vravelleri and anotker asking women to . C-, piloting th* other ilgn pledge* not to wear silk nsnaged to land on tho kut wtnr iraiaMfwi pro- OnaiaM Riders, Uto bicycle group planned to launch tho movement Thursday1w ith ’* ’ pared* starting at Pit* Point*. Several »tor»* hat* aractoa Wcycto »Und* in (rout thtfy MtablUhmiiitis T^i toe*-to t* save gsaollito. ,'. Tb* «aU-*Qk stocking camp a in to apooaarad kp- a civic ha,. Im . i» i-iniui-viust (<>r. n.ct-lin’i however fo r •j.iit’t.G e riu .y i.F A o ili > itrfen i- n f 'M ak ar... b a d 1 olh#r« Frr/n-h A fw r:|n -.p«l!«y*»i‘ n., p u d , * , ki-neral m llltarv #1 wtfll. a , o p - , in.inic and |iidllj*ai*-c(>np«r*tl0t» with' th - N’aaiw. i v - • i- *f. ' . C.iiHa'ioralvm, F v)i\ln‘ o h -a rs e d ., •*ia n .h iiig -l-tm - laim r (and *h»«. j.nt y.-t b e a u I n .b e a r , all H a . fra il.” ■> T « iumlcmciK b l ' ils c U h n ,-th n ; ntd Wo*Id witf herq o f -Verdun, x .tn canu* n llt- o f v4ft«»l r e tiw - i I mi n t In Fram -n's la,» d re p a ra tn Itepilhllcan days |n lo lO to Uady the now irv im e . dsu-tignoivd Y**- .- ing with Germany. which every foreign , corre •lent In Vleby knew end had trying to' gr< but to thw.' fry week* pn*t. Marshal’ F unexpectedly Inlewiioln-I ’hi In appeul tn lha l.’ititcd ! In ” understand, aasertinpthere w*a."no rtaaon’ in ft deelin* «f Kreneh ■kkwla. . � 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 12, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 12, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 12, 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/82969c72ef7965f2ff59b442d8375a62.pdf ec3011bc3dd52d6e3828e6fa86787c96 PDF Text Text PROGRAM FOB WEEK OF AUG. 10th Sunday, Monday—"BLOS8UMS IN TIIE DUST* *Ub C i* »r d ir t on, Walter PWgion, I b n W Hunt and ra y Hold­ en. Also— Novelty” "T IIE B ATTLE” .a d Metro New. of Hie Doy. * Tur-.day, Bargain Day, doukle bill—"ADVENTURE IN WAHHINNGTON" with Herbert' Marshall, Virginia Brut*. with Rttrtx...y»lIat...Agii M ilU ra d ia l Mrrrttl, “TV? Threw B loom ," Brenda and Cobina, 0 llita and a HI m and Glen Girjr end hli Casa Lores >rrhestra. Alio—Loon -Errol Comedy, K>rrglades Sport Root and VnlTereal News. 1V rH iy, Saturday—"W ID E OPEN TO W N " with "HopsI' nit" C i.uld}, IlibM-l llaydrn, Andy CtyO:, Evelyn Brent and viriun- j » i « iy» w. n|m jl|J^ pin I i » y 1ju W ALTER PIDGEON enters Into a little clowning with Greer Gar- "TIM E OUT FOB RHYTHM” h the title- o f the aUr spangled idba-aad Martha Hunt in thH sceno from ••Blossoms In the Dust," mualral wllli u galaxy of grurgrouv girls, seven .well now song reaming to the nita screen tomorrow and Monday. Felix Brmiart, hlta and a loud of comedy to In* unloaded nl tho Rita Theater next Way Holden end Samuel H. Hind, head nn cutstunding supporting Wednesday and Thursday. Rudy Vullve, Ann Miller and Iloiemafy lane head a big east. .(Hat In this excellent technicolor production. Cha’rH. Urafewiii, Anna lino Won* and Theddoro Von Etta. Haiurday, Midnight Show— "MURDEU BY IN V IT A ­ TIO N ” with Wullaeo Ford and Marian Mdnh, A Ho “ HOST TO A GHOST," Bu.ler/KeaUh comedy, Cartoon and acrccn snapshot rt the liars. '' \ THIS WEEK’S P.MMffOMB IN T tIB DUST Edda C la d n fi,.. ..Greer IHrmm Sam Gladney... ..Walter Pldgeon Dr. Mm BreeUr—.Fella Breeaart ( hnrlotte--------------Marcia Hunt Mrs. Kahly— _____ Fay lleklen Mr. Kshly ... ..Eamucl H. Hinds Mrs. Keats-----Kathleen Howard Mr. Keats------- .George Leaaey Alien Keats----- William Henry .lln try Damon__ Zcke...— . ilENRY FONDA and Claudettu Colbert as the young couple who .raved a thousand dangers In “ Drums Along the Mohawk,” old 'avertte returning to tho R lu Tuesday, should attract a Urg| •rowd o f their admirers. i)...£....CUudettc ADVKNTU ,N, MEMORABLE, exciting drama straight to the heart t t i f t of the nation, H "Adventure In Washington” coma B u i' Theater Tuesday with Herbert Marshall and Virica la the starring rules. Gene Reynolds, Ralph Morgan Ml H. Hindi ere featured. ' * r ~ —a *•• - 1 Hotel Commission Looks Out PENTHOUSE M YSTERY Ellery Queen . - Ralph Bellamy Nikki Porter...M argaret Lindsay FRONTIER JUSTICE Is administered In good old "Ilopalung’ Cas- Inspector Queen ....... — Charlie lidp stylo by Wm. Boyd and Andy Clydrln “ Wide Oped Town,” Hew Cas'sldy thriller tomlng to the Itlti Theater next Friday end Saturday iJW ltr J«ry ' and' Evelyn Brvnt are other favorites'te the picture. . * . • SCOTT'S SCRAP,BOOK farSafety And Comfort Of Visitors , lA H A B 't r e . Aug. 0— Ml— "Tho vital reason le eglstence of the Stats Commission I* that It I. tte State igcney devoted to the protection of Up , safety ind errafurt or lUliotie o f vltltora t o . IV* each year as well a. of auntlrsi cltlxeni of PtoH-U either regularly or .on newpatronise the hotels, apart* heuees, .rooming houses, dag houees, motor rourtr hrlrlat camps si well a. Hie eraala found • In * the- fitted towns and evrn ali-ng the Idee t f the slale, from PenD'4c K rv West, #l>-ng lm*h F end through the grr-nt M S o f the Interior," rxm .Hotel Commlsslonrr John. By R.J. SCOTT 2 * . v:.* • * .Herbert aro nddlUonal rccrrxtldaal for religious services? Ibbott Promoted To New Position • X S fe S a * and cmTm.1 for albhtia aval general lande d ping of-tMH tho vwanklrut. (lining ro?m ur d< luxn restaurant down to the humblest hamburger or hot dog •|.ud compile:« with every para(*mph o f the vcrV thorough ran(tary rod e. established by the Hotel Commission. Thl. I. wh*rg the Ipspcetnr. «n the staff o f the rommlsslnn roust be un their toee every working dry of tho 'year, winter and summer. V illo n . JA C K SO N V ILLE , A u g. * ( S P E C I A L ) - Promotion o f V. All work, lbs Army said, Ing iloru! under contract by, d» firm*. - K. Abbott |a the ooeUion of assHlant' U the president of the • "E atin g placer must bo Inspect, ed a t Hart orteo each month and dereliction, found at anv In.neeHon must be cc fretted within China's rlre crap Is ho larger than Net Department «f> comm< wiUftivi* \$h HEWfS AAL TOtIHD, r'l M o s q u ifo L i^ j from, nmt t t !7 D IS A P P E A R 1 •OHl VflLL LAfoVEA ^ O O V flQ Q L E 'fA lL E * ’ 1 A A ) $ Sine a# ;|ho SB Inspoctor* ltu*l*# Me staff. ehoolil be rememhen-d In M M *eU’>nn contlnu-* ! •Johnovvtr un* of Urn* 1 t.il tr.tka.74BA eportment hou-rs 15)000,000 Spent ranatlng h<m*r-i. A C A R E f lO . « A Be copf'ructe-l ro-onrratlve. i .. P I6 E 0 K ',v. ' PThH department the etale vwnimcnt work, fin ely with c a m Ur e p w v. cogoty nnd Htata health I'fR . rvcrvwheru thraughnut Ike A M E E lC A H ' Uatd. w> • foe aa enforcement of 'f l t a o p * m t u j llm h-rlth.lpwr .nd rvgulaUong K A t Camp Bland ins J ■' (.1* v; -‘ s', -v �•Hanford N T h e O n ly C en tral F lorida t.'ily A ffo r d in g R ail, Ut£h And W a ter T ra n a p o rla llp ft 8ANFORD, Nipponese M l n f s t Call* ThU Nation R*»dy, Determined Orient SU^Uion Gets More Grave To Return Boston Braves Chose Sanford As Spans' Training Grounds nr*. - w t- -I ■ | w» TQKY0.~Au)r. 11 - O P )The* ro v e n n n o trtlD u t Jannti o f . d o te n o ra tln * bier o f tb o 'W a s h in g to n em ­ bassy, coma iU o counsel i 'kT W United . 84atog (May . k* Says'Fiilttre Tn’ So Wodld Have ceedinjrly Bid ! chologicsd E f f e c t WASHINGTON, A «». remain hero fiO-Mile (iain Toward Leningrad Claimed For Nazi Invaders By Londrfn Sources British Lose A Destroyer — . i l 'l Dvernment Flans To Take Over Are Ly- Kusshins Say T h e if' Forces A re Hold-' j injr A irainst Enemy; VW ASIU NCTO N, Au*. 11 — m — A do—inoo official aaaertf t today that plana for govstrn■ fn t aefiore o f tho Fedoral ■Upbuilding and Dry Lock O m f f > y ot Kaarny, N. J-, ara "ly. ■ « ruady an tha desk" at |hf S iv y Department, fo l% s - If tho Mnpaay did aot altar Ita "lnteanslgcnt" attltuda In tha alriko Mpkk haa llad op 1430,000,, MO In dafanaa orders. ,Tha nff|clal, who dacllnad to petwilt tha uaa of bla naira, pradktad that tha action could be B p W M within 411 hour*, j Tha diapula center* around a f s * •hop daraand by tha C. M* tin* lll.u-k Sen iH>rt of Otlea* H|| .n Mu- south. Aii'lioritativo employ,, cunsldarod i Tha Camdan a*rcament, ne*oVlnteH between Now York Ship- t fcalldm* and the Industrial union at marina and ahlpbullding work■ a ,' Is subject to. rotificntlon by These are action pictures of a battle between llrlti.h war A a union mamborshlp. Complete ■stalls wars- not announced, but •hips, guarding n convoy In tha Mediterranean, and Italian I.... ti­ fehn Gr««n, unl.n president, ers and torpedo planes. You aeo tho furious fire of ................ .. MrnlM I be aciesment “ about the aircraft guns (tnp). Center, tha destroyer Faarle>«, slrtiek by i k a t In' the ahlpbelldbg Industry torpedo, la abandoned by the British, who then sunk her to k-. i, her from enemy hands. Bottom photo shows her fnnbrul *ni»k» In the aky. The convoy gul through, with the t'earlr;-- tli-i ..niy casualty, says London. Dealers Disagree On Curfew Effectiveness Residents W i l l Enter R. C. A. F. Aootkoraald Nellye Smith Dies noiircea soma gasoltno — •» hk *u ‘ ‘"1n* Tho draft call nf Seminole to M k t 11 worthwhlU.il County for 8#ptrmhrr setting » ^****** ijg * * * 1 ‘ l,*v I <!“ ••• Of aovan white men nml * * . ? ".* * * * ? '' *" Uta_ amount seven negroes has been racelvcd " J S W W t t k l during the week. I from State Headnuartera of Sc■ lectio# Service, the local board tend* yubjjeatlow to say that I ravoalod today. t-r tM a a ty a> gaMlIne wa» not This call will be the llth for Cordon SwaimLoaves For Canada T o Bo­ gin His • Training (Ionian Hwaim, 21. sun nf Mr and Mrs. K. M. Swalm .,f S.ro ford, left Sunday fur Turmitn. (.snuila, where he will luiunm u member of tho HuymI (Tiiisdinn Air Force. Mr. 8w nint wn- em­ ployed as it maleamun for thu Cu­ dahy Packing Company In flrlnri- [h i ’ Ik, ‘f c i r L r o h'JK®” bBt on1l» ‘ 1” ‘ » ’ *-b tor B JhZ „ * T r* I wblte men aa during ana month noajOw—poratin* with tho eurfaw |only negroea waro Included In tho quota far the county. The whlta men of (hla call will leave for the Inductlrn station on Ropt. IS and tho negroes on M d cams to' Sanferd f ». i Hopt. IT. to taash • school. Rhe S.-niiit'»l»- rhaptrr ol>f tha Future I'uriui'r, t.f Ann-rirn will hold n - 1 ii,i imi-tintt Tuesday night i t 7 Ml lurk ut lie hunto of Alex I; .luhnsun, mlvisi-r, to m Ik O five Imiv, in u'fcnd the first an•uni Kiitme tin mrrs leadership • aini> ni t'ami'p O'lo-no, near Hub Rprings, front Aug. 17 tu Any. Kiieb rhaptrr in tha atata la ulbiw nl In Ki'iiil fivu inya to Uta runi|i, Mr. Jiilin.nn .aid. Whiles there they will rrceivu leadership Irainiiig. imike chapter ' reports, I-lun li.uii|uets, taka part. In ro■nnllniinl artlvitivs, atuily tallileiniy, devise ineuna of raising money fur rhaidcr activities, ana put tici|inti- in iliunmtica and outilonr .purls. The ..... ting Tuesday will bg held nt Mr. Jnhnsun’n homo boisu m i Hu, ehaptur runut is being G t j News Briefs s*y. emwwysswews wee en- i , w r js ts a L -J i ^ that Jomaa A. Flolda of Ju,t,tn ‘ *• C,mP has boon Issued an np- <*•» afUmoon, STpffirr’.S'CS; iith, of iScofoMf a sH- a . . • JM K I s . Miniature Per Hour i rs * N a k^ i i . In ■ l.n iiln ii -tatid two N azi COM iimn inking t* \%•»nl OdtMAs in ir • iking "very tnnsitlemblo, I i |ft. * nnpt'i tiling the import* ti xti i it * t iller of Nikolaev, SOl ll||l| lla*•tItOllwl Of OtlrtML I ' • i.t* mint drive nift, thfa*' .I•• lit, i , a-n-rtcil, already ’’ may, ............... .. ihi- Dniester River.** I ■ hi \111 •If Hitler's field hand*, ■iiodi I* i:nni* it terse commuat ........... . that "pursuit of tin Min iiiiur enemy in .tho, I V mu. i progressing rapidly i \i i \hi h* i •• " • V v• itin•|c*m , the Kinuinn* Ho.•n f I t!»•••r minion, rein*' retd by i i ».nut 'i.|t* nf militia, were h°lu* mg f ii *i !y agiiinst the Nail oit11ughi ' * -: A Stthul t »mmuni»|iic pictured •hi a.i •i.i v i to Hit ninth* ns coni m i »nr wih nllv ovcnitghl In •'.• hi... I- Smolensk •alien!, on tin* KvintiMii front, and at Bel t . .! \ firm* new Battle wai -Tt*1 p iti-d »h hi loping in tha Uman •M**i midway lictwrrn Kiev ami I )d*‘xra. tllnliiswit-fightiiflf noil important M*ctnm oC I • niniri .«•I fn nt itrt«| the Ukralao1 uaa officially reported by So­ il mmI Inuni I'noN l*S|« T h rtll Farmers T o , Son Of Sanford Filliiro Send Boys To Cump A fter a weak of tho gaanllna curfew plan to conserve fuel, •triieo station operators in Ranford disagreed today as to whe­ ther any 'considerable saving had beote. affected. > Owd~J dealer pointed out that If alt tlttea ovar tho country u y «4 a little gasoline. It would malta tho total hlgb enough to t>« worthwhile. H* said that If alt 'daeMnrt eontinoad to etvopersta ^wltk tho plan, gasoline F n d R- WUooa, attorney for tbo City o f Bnnford, boa boast w f loHod to ropnoant thla aoctioa at tha state aa Um Ausrtcaa d Usouahia eomaittM o f tho Flort- PtVM litla v . si<<rimr n RO-mlle ad'■Jiim* I n w a r d l.onlneratl In ' tin* imrlIt anti tlirratcnlni ____ a new or.e-year, notrfks scTesment wlt'l * tha Nrw 'ork Shipbuilding Corporation at lamdsn, N. J.. whlis 17.000 fol. rw union members continued to lo op operations of tho Fodaral Franck, autpbo would blpbulldin* and Drjdnek Com* ■av at Kearny, N. J.T h e two concerns hold close to a billion dollars worth o f ce­ dar. for navy sad merchant vea- i T rlr olland taaarlnlrd tHtmuiiv'jt iitvn.sfnri armies 'tn.i'licii intu both enda of— i In- I.JfMi-ntilp fmttlofront WA8HTNQTON,'. An*. I I (A*>— Sacrotary , of State ' R t t ■aid today tha faUurs o f Cow* cross to as tend I ha service oA tho A m y rank and file waoM bare “ ogcoodlngty had** psycho­ logical .offset alone on tho batemaUoiul situation. On n ’ general quaslmn at i praaa confaranca o f whether tha. prrsent dangers to the Unlteo ••Tha Navy’s plan would ra* B*toa warranted sam-5 extension outre an approval of Pren.dc nt P#eeefelL k Named On Committee By State Bar Group * , | Drive On Odessa...f Said Progressing v; club and tbolr l gins atatad. Ho Need For Leadership Speaker I Of Legal Profession bute T o At Present Is Cited B e fo r e r ^ r x r t - — ............. r ia u S / s a : Hka." ha M t 292 Ends O f Battlefront ***tp m s * * * I-m nm lV iwim- rua Kara choaan this Ir training point' »nd d to ardvo about tbe March, toward HI** tary o f tbo Chamber It, announced today, iterm later, oparatoe of If Hotal, received a telegram from Bob Quinn, presidant of tbo Bravaa, advlafn* him of his plaits to train In Sanford Oils cumin* Spring, Mr. Higgins ■aid. . Savaral wcaka ago Mr. Quinn mat Mr. Ulntarmurtar, Mayor Hill, and Mr. H Inins on a trip through thla aoctSoa of tho stats to discuss tho possibilities of besting bars and at that lima )(r. Hla term later Made Mr. Quinn an attractive offer on bahalf of Uto H t 1 Mayor HU1 assured Mr. Quinn St that ttaue that tha City would pot tbo baseball flald In proper shape and maintalo It all during tbo IralnKg season while tho Cbambor ,w Commerce promised la M o u n t s In advarUalag “ oahlbttton gomes aa and assist In tha tiakota, Mr. Hlg. Gfrea Torn On Wash­ in gton Following Recen t Warnings NUMBER I amm»m oan t Ira •warn**’ ff'- quaUlonnalres a s k n a a . ----- * ---- try flight credit. Ilo ha-s ii pri­ vate pilot’s IIcons#. below I,(10 will bo Mnt qurs Mr. Swalm JoliM-d the Cudahy t loans tree and then tho boar, Company In April ami since then will Otari moiling questionnaire has had three promotions, lie lo ■those whoso numbers an went to high school in Orlando when hla paronU were making their home in thit city. Ills fel­ low workers at the Cuiluhy Com­ pany gava him a farewell party In OrUndn Friday night. Tha filer win .receive Ihrre nr four weeks pro-flight training in order to learn army life, hla pa­ rents rtlafed. Following this ho will bo given flying instructions for three or four months before bo la. sent to England. Mr. Swalm’ * bobby U p »t o graphy and ho aspects (hot thj* m ar coma bt handy In so mo way wt-re picked Up In Daland s A. „ r .1.1 Ir. Palatka, Mr. Ilooahi wo Sanford won wore among while bo lo with the R. V. tarty of U wkleh caught Ho prefers combat pi----Innea *»' Jf***.1**'" Th* * roup bombers, but does not know la which branch ha will bo pi Mr. Iloushcdder described ed. Ho made Ut* (rip to Canada "very good." Three nt tho Hamlnola Co with a friend, wha took him al­ most to Uto bordbr, Mr. and Mrs. croun, Richard Cameron, K 2 Sanford Men Get Big Pitch Of Fish w. s ; — Iwaitn said. The filer has volun­ teered for "the duration of tho war* given the opportua war or longer" and later plana transferring to the regular to taka up flyuuc *• bla career. when they arrhrsd nt Blandlng, and did so. b I amlnstlm for thla, Mr. ||g tr wa* eliminated heranog •m ight, Mr. Canreton placed under obsor rollon' 1 �I r0Stf*5K HERALD, 8ANF0HD, FLORIDA Herald War HUM Civilians MONDAY, AU0U8T 11, IM I^ danca aad addraaa s a tH v s t tt b basabr brdarad Shot ElfPHANT M odem war, more t fa n ever, Is no reapectar of per­ sons. Frominent civilian and m ilitary le*dern are today exposed to dangers o f w arfare against which form erly they enjoyed a considerable degree o f protection. Already. In the present war, a record number o f persons o f out­ standing importance in d v il life, aa w ell as high ranking officers, have been killed, according t o a recent bulletin from the Metropolitan L ife Insurance Company. A m ong civiljans killed, the Metropolitan cltM Sir Frederick Canting, the discoverer o f insulin, who died (n an airplane accident while on the way to Erigland eh a war mission, and Lord Stamp, internationally known eco­ nomist, who met his (death in a bomb fo ld over London. Despite the relatively short period o f active w arfare, the fatality list o f high ranking m ilitary "and naval officers hgraliy dttlfliU d MJk Lib* BdVS- f>ui»rr In vklch this ord«r Bhill be pubii»h«d oar* m V N k for ft a r * consecutive w e i li , WltiwM my b «M a i l . m m f f l U YEH8KMPB TODAY v in oon m anag e yo u r I F * . HE W ILL DO IT W ELL: toftforo, ayr beloved brethren, a ye ttsadfagt unmoraWe, «l■ys. abwmdlB* In the work of M 1a m , forasmuch at yo know •• not in vain in S *1** e t H T T e r d .— 1 Corln- • w. (Ynmi Poetry Forum) ' M i l needt de money, H i neede do dough, 1 talks ter de bonearj A a' de boats, day know. „f "In FtanAAeu f U M •» .n A U w iw , <1 f . ' cK S o v. Biaumoii d o rk ot tho abave C o w l Dy; A. U . WBKKM D. C Martin P.cal Plaintiffs Attorn#/ H b, i,* Tax I f ___ I___ ta . ho and opsoa r W •ngar. bonne, Sweet and godd,, Th aw dam /tasks Eyas, Like ysu asid you would. i | ModarnhsWon and repsiil add yonn to tbs Ufa of abora* as wsl at dolors to Hie vafaf. Under Hts ABC Meatfdy Par mart Plan no doww peymsnt It seeded and you pey for Hw knprovsmash to esiwsalsat Cartdl- bator* ihta laaabor A. tX 1141, U a aooia bolaw w Mata Oar at lhl« Court, awjSSWtps Pooraaa l*ro«oafaaaa will bo twtarad oooloat too and 1Japan"Should Bw^, jWrittea Dal Wlppesb, TTvat’s Raail HmnmS “ fr t f.T S t h a , entered tba. thlo oedar bo pobUabad In Tba eaofaed BWald. o Bawspajiar pobUabad la Beartaalo Coontr. Plortda. oaao ooab weak for Ivor Central Prose JAPAN'S M IM Dal Nippon. Newt engaged la chsn| "•i rS J & A . K , I talks tar dd bones— . .. A a ' de bonea talk back. c L .5 “ W . I? . —JUUA JOHNSON DAVIS E s i * Heats is plsaiiing' r.n giving IU iC altisens complete homestead ax<ss»tl«s far tpstadpol purpoan. f; . A’ news photo shows women In K a Colomhua, (Hilo/ strike puUl/ig b. tho dlitiwn ofKeneh -other. HenEF£ venal Wllat would Emily Pant Florida P erm its For 9 Morgenthau wsnU Bases In lower icIutoM * sro u t to to collect than the wiil get aut of them. me. C when the young Ulatory measures I fumlturaT ‘W all,. If l|pa rsstrietiona gat far doesn't someone start a ysaManila! atbUlvIslun hcrsT Mad morn homra If wa nre issommodata all tha tourists win ba coming hare nasi (A rt. V o f the Uniform Vehicle Code), fou r states enacted now speed legislation: Delaware, Now Mexico, Oregon sod South Dakota. •. One state created a now motor vehicle department; North Carolina, Indiana and Colorado moved motor vehlck administration to other departments. 10. Th ree states moved tho administration o f high w ay patrol: Illinois, to the department o f public safety. Nebraska, to the direction o f the superintendent o f safe now have Itandard d r iv e n ’ license laws and only W d W yom ing—-have none T h lrtr-elgh t states now hnvo a d o p led 'J ct V o f tha m Vehicle Code, and the lawa o f approximately 8S now conform basically to national standards fo r te ­ ysltowtsh stock may ba from 1Tww on.— Clar­ is. Hack to tho days of at a cost .of to M ie , itasranta a t . a .com M . total eg ffADO^sa • of |l,l«7Jlt ever Misreading History Haw York Htrsld Trttoaa. a VSSTJSPt t aSaastor r t Whsotor. a ' i Khats BW appeal •kWh Co*. Canal. ,j TO; MYRTLK V AN D K LLA HAM IL­ TON Addroao C a b now a. , Ti>i\ >rv h.raby commaadad aad r.<iulrrd to appear Sopt.mboa 1, l.T*«. fti 16* »<<* at laamplatat-THaW aaalnat rua br Tbomaa C. H t a llr t ■on. In tho Ctrcalt Coort tn anr ta r S.mlnolo County. Florida. Ibo UM a esn m t » cata s - •amo balnc a ault for dlvorca Thlo urdor -b a ll ba pnbUsbod W . W. ' c SMITH. rtalntltfonro a w««k for four oonaoruttra -YS* naaka In THU SAN POP I > LOW AN OTJVr.R. «t at. HKfiALn. a nawspepar pnbltabad an l*. O H D M n In SanbaU t'oaaty.. Florida. A ----- ----------o r riJM lIDA.TO;, wtrn.m ray attic la I »lg nature roobyterun Womio ■ Wltfc Ilredlar A L. Falk A Company; Florida. Com ___________ _ attbort A Company; Thta August I. IM I. Oarratt. TV,wan A T in D arm ; Ty. o. r . it EttNDoa, * •an A Smith; W.> B. Alomandar Clark Clrrdlt Court A Company; Krkman A Vtt.burt. Dy: A. M. WEBK8. . (Itthana A JWsamtr; Tho Ala/ D. C b bama Natal Btoro Company; (OTflrtal ia s l) • ^ A r . HoMlnr Company: Pttatara Manufacturing Company and IX H. MaMlUan A Company. It M m taada t j appear t a ln a OMart that Hummnna ary baa hariloCoro boon sealant yen and that II of Homlnolo Coo et lack thsyrd potn wrong. Ooaet aa the firs* Say of »•*- " A n ^ I don't lovIf'SU moon, An* I don’t lovdf 4* stars, Lika I loess -Mu,' bonas-y— ■ Oirome two Bop X a ra l" '■••• l e &a l n o tic e s " 0 my IPI honey bunco, l -Taow me raven, 'i\ 0Bbm ' on, b on n y boy, Hnil out 'ieven. » M l * at this Cwuri at Hanford. County. florMlL thU tbs Ith ( U ^ of Auguat. A. D. t i l l <HK.\t.) • r - r : »■ senod the difference botween. the m ortality among leaders, both Civilian And m ilitary, and the rest o f the popula­ tion F o f Great Britain, civilian losaea o f life h a te; thus fa r run about as high as those In the a rm ed *ferretr 'gmt among civilians the Amlnent individual has much the u rn s r i t t b » . : » i e t a r - h ! t - by an enemy bomb from an airplane a the average cltJren. Indeed, the present war ana. the disturbances preceding or associated with It probahly mark a On* high In the losses o f important persons. “ Besides the famous economist, Lord Stamp, England has lost a number o f her ranking doctors and surgeortp in m ilitary or naval service." W hile present conditions have markedly increased the risk o f loss o f prominent persona, the World W ar al­ so. took its toll; the Metropolitan explains and points to the death o f the Americans, Joyco K ilm er and A lan Seegcr, poets: John Ptirroy Mltchcl, ex-Mayor o f N ew York: and Dr. Theodore C. Janeway, successor, at Johns Hop­ kins U niversity, - o f the world-famous D r. Osier; A m ong the British victims o f the World W a r w eri Itupert Brooke, poet; John McCrae, the Canadian author AUGUST you are rwiulrvd to o p »aa r an tba tat day of SrtrtM bw . A. D. ISO. w fbra tba abave antluae Oooft, ta th- Hill of Complaint ftlaA agalfiaar yon In tho abovo aatltlad caasopr • n<l lh- '•rtanford HoraM" la “ Every one at tat in motion by his ordms H b an abust at htogaags hssribs this tlisa Wmstid •dor* u 'dictatorship' or to mw to b olh voth M a w a sa n s It conform wltti too arsstka ur greatest ProsUwth ta t a xstvyv ?rr ? ■ •V . ^ ' , ! . , •4 'v '— ■ ‘ , .- *■ . *** • • ... ■ . . -A --, - �«. '^H irV u .—! , K v .' % r -— r u: m. a :.rg w -y :i= -:-x . aa 1 a >Y SANFVmD Social Arid Personal Activities *M R 9 . LOUHINE BEAL, Bodety Editor wSocial Calendar Wedding Plans Told By Miss Merryday TtJESDAT A farewell party h'nori.ig Mr*. J. E. Pag*, who plan* to mora to Nashville, T u n ., will #be give* at tha Harwell Inn at 840 P. M. Tha Atarian Claaa of the First Bnptiat Church will have _ Mb regular kualaaaa nod w i l l meeting at the home o f Mra. D. _C . Moore on 809 Eaat Second •Street at 8:00 P. M. with Mra. W ; L. Vanee and Mra. R. A. WHllsmf aa co-hostesses. Tha fourth In tho arrlea oi bridge part lea being sponsor :d by the Women's Club will be held • In the club home beginning at 3)30 P. M. An eat.-a ( N point* art! be given for promptnree Chl neea. .shock era and rummx ariH almr be played. Hoateaaea are Mra. A. M. Phllipa, Mra. J. T. Newby and Mra. Roy Tillla. • • WEDNESDAY The women of tho Eptacopal Church will aew for the Red Croaa In the Wetnaa’a Club be­ ginning pt 2 :S0 P. M.. apenaored mby Mrs. fit. CUIt White. Tha American Legion Auxiliary will aew foe the Red Crnee In the Woman's Club beginning at 9:30 A. M. THURSDAY The Woman’e Auxiliary of #tha Preabyterian Church will eew for the Red Croaa In tha Wcman'l Club from 9:00 A. M. until 11:00 o’flock, with Mra. J. D. Woodruff iponaorlng. •The Alathean Claaa of the raFlrst Baptist Church will have Ita bualneaa and social mooting I* the Womau'a Club at 2:00 P. M. ,fownaend Club will have Ita regular meeting lit the Court -House at 8:00 P. M. O -Daughters of Wesley Class of the Methodist Church will meat at the thureh et 4:00 P. M- to p to Pelm Bprlngi for e picnic. oBoat Trip Enjoyed By 8. A. E.*a, Dates A moonlight boat ride wa# held on Lake Dora Saturday owning . bv UMjabers ef Bigtna Alpha O Bpatlon and their datee. Dancing was eeJcT»d and refreshments '"TuB rt*r» and their detea In­ cluded: Miss Lucy RoumlUat and L. B. McCloud, Jr., Mlaa Elixa- • g ^ ? a i s i JSsiiS‘ pSic enateln, and Miss Certnne Smith IAPPT ^ ^ B1HTHDA1 - J 3 ; P-, Thorutuo ... * ■ ■ The nuiniage of Mlaa Helen Glenn Merryday, daughter of Mrs. Henry Crill Merryday of Madison, to John Henry Hintrrmister, Jr., son o f Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hiatermistor, of Sanford, will take plaee an Wednesday, Aug. 20, at 8:30 o’clock in th< evening in the heme of Mrs. Tho­ mas John Peggs, grandmother el the bride. The ceremony will h« performed by the Rev. A. Pres­ ton Smith, pastor of the First Methodist Church in Madison. Tha bride will be given hi marriage by her ancle, Thomas J Beggs, Jr., and will have aa hm meld of honor her slater. M i* Ann ltrggs Merryday, ' end aa her mitren o f honor, her aunt Mrs. T. W. Duvla. Brtde-mskti will be Mlaa Mildred Brinson. Miss Emma Mays Kelly of Mad­ ison, Mra. Clarence Nice, of Jack­ sonville, MrsJohn Marshall Green of Ocala, Miss lnex Mar ryday of Palatka and MHf Heler Lawrence Marks of Jacksonville, ecuains of the brhle. lenlor bridesmaids will be Misses Frances Beggs of Madison and Helen Glenn Matthews of Orlando. Lit­ tle Anne Morrow Mickler, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Mickler, will be the flower girlMr. Hlntrrmlater will have sf his best man hi* brother-in-law, Clarence Nice. Jr., of Jackson­ ville. Groomsmen will be Albert Fitts and Sam Marks, Jr., al Jacksonville. John Prpe of San ford, Carl Derated of Lake City and film Smith of Madison. Art ing as ushers will be the bride’s musin', Gordon Ashley end Sim Smith of Madison, Jimmie Har­ dee, son of Mr. ami Mrs. James Hardee, J r, and Nat Norflest. son of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Nor­ fleet. will act as pillow bearers. William Turner Beggs, son o f Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Beggs, Jr., will be the ring bearer, and Charlie Dams MeClure, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. McClure, will act ns train bearer. ' Mrs. Rebe J. Lose of Quincy, pianist, will piny nuptial music, accompanied on the violin by Mr*. W. R. Slaughter of Live Oak. Mr*. Gerrge Stewart of Tallahassee will be so­ loist. A reception Immediately following the ceremony will be held in the Beggs home. Ttlepheo* 148 P t rsonals Mr. snd Mrs. Fred Strange spent the weekend et their cor­ tege at Coronado Bearh. Mias Doris Ilall snd Kiebsrd Dee. spent the day yesterday in Daytona Beach. Grady Gallant, Jr, left last week for Savannah. G a . where he has Joined the United Stales Marines. Mias Virginia Kelly, M in Jan­ et Chapman and Prank Kelly are spending today In Camp DUatlIng with friends. PAG E THREE Martha Telford la Honored At Shower Cumnl intcntlng Ml*a Msrlha Telford, bride-elect of this month. Miss Mary Walhen and Mi** Doris Sue Williams entertained with a lingerie shower nnd Bridge ptrty nt the home of Mi«< Wnthen an Palmetto Avenue Satur­ day evening. Zinnias in pastel colors blended with .fern formed the floral de­ coration for the rooms in which the guests were entertained. Fur scoring high in the games. Mis* Carlin Palmer wn< the re­ cipient of eisrtunie jewelry and Mrs. David Smith of Orlando re? reived the screeno prise, a bubble hath set. The honori-e was pre­ sented with a white ehiffun oegtlgve by the hostesses. Joe Watiien brought in a hute peach basket which was filled rth gift* and presented it to Miss Telfurd. After the gifts hail been opened salad course was served by Mies Walken ami Miss Williams. Those Invited to be with the honoree ami hostesses were: Miss Jsaaie Durden. Mi»s Mary Alice Williams, Miss Wilma Leinhsrt. Miss Carlin, I’smer, Ml»* Dorothy Peiold. Miss Nell Slewart, Miss Dorothy Pope, Miss Marjorie Cegbum, Miss Lucy Roumlllat, Miss Betty Thurmond, Mies Bette Walhen, Mrs David Smith of Oramlo. Mrs. Norman Wedekind end Mrs. W L. Steer man of DeLamL Mrs. II. K.. Aiken, Jr, Mrs. Karl Ihitsey and Mrs. W. C. Coleman. Boston’s Braves Team Will Train Here Next Season H ic m iim •M ill m i i t M Ends Tonite rp M i r * * » »>••» to tho city othiT than tho co opviption montioncil. Wmlo |*n*nlcnt Quinn haa not . hern approarhrti on tho propo' FlotiiiM Stilp Ia*aguo under tho I *ition of a Sanford touni in tho : *pon*on»hip of tho Do*ton Bravo* ( it i* in tho mind of hawimll 1*n+ hero hat *omothmg nmv la* do j voIojhi! alone »hat lino. Mr llighon* that «om«'thing may In* doNihil it hr* tnat mold ho doVk hipnl on thin vi*it of tho Bravi to Sanford, ho *anl. - JiADIO .NEWS _________ WDBO N o m IIv lonii*ht*n I'r o fr a a f d 'P tt K a n o h u lf 5 ci’» rr.* * C R tru r \nso.s __ New-- W .IU: Ziilqeon fi Oft Suppor Hour d 1ft llouAid ami Shelton C JO r i » Now* I.vt* Brotcrul TU ESDAY " tni Intorludo Mrs. Cecil Shepherd has re­ 7 lft Miradoa Nml Molmlir* turned to her hoate from the B A R G A IN D A Y Secretary of tho Interior Harold L. tehee pastes a sticker reading, “ I ’m 7 .10 Sport* Itoportor Atlantic Coast Liao Hospital in uiing one-third less gasoline" onto hie car to Washington. The stickers 7 Jft Twilight Mrlmlir* (•real Double Bill Waycrete, G s, where the recent­ are 1 1 be issued to motorists who make that pledge ea part of ths cam7 ft.» Klnnr Puvi* and tho Ncu.i ly underwent a major operation p HC" for gas conservation In the last. They will be dlatributsd by M 00 Forocdftt (dime i UUuiis from Maine to Florida, lekes la Petroleum Co-ordinator. '.too 14»tly Esther Sonnudo Mr. an<l Mrs. Boyd Coleman 0 :UI lllundio have retured from Fort Valley, H» oo Kdwin r Hill (is., and Spartanburg, H. C. I IB H» Boh Trout ; where they have been for the 110 1ft ( arl Hoff Orchratru i past two months. |0 :to C’harlo* Spivak Onhostra | ll.oi) Linton Wp.llt, now* Mrs. J. fl. Moore will Irnvr to11 05 Shop Kiohla Orohcutra morrow for Clermont, Gs., where I I JO Harry Jumo* Orvho*tra she plana to spend a month with Carolyn Stringer And II 10 Km yiumid Sent! OuhoMii her daughter, Mrs. Charles Ris­ Charles Chalker Wed •i >stre-sl Frum One) I 11. ’>ft Pro*a Nrwa l< MNflawr* r Peeas p«ap Dun ton. i: u tin* ! U 0O Sign (iff I••f'lll V 34 lh»* |J!*| h fitan .y thin f«r t«» t II ••f A wedding nf interest to San­ throwing hugi occiipHthm of n11 Iniln-Chinn lw ! Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Altman Tomurrus-8 I'ro g n m * ••l«l armor ini train* n nuivp into ThaiUinl vb.i* govhave moved from the MrR»ynnld* ford persons is that nf Miss M* »vi’i | 10 Morning Roundup in the hnttl- rinftl by hi*r unoTtHin' y Apartments on Geneva Avenue Carolyn Rebecci Stringer, daugh­ l»A* • ' • Itivuibiii Pnifi’tl Statr* iirtion 7 «H) The World Today and are now residing at 3011 ter of Mr. and Mr*. It K. Strin­ 1 ger, Jr, of Thomasvillr, (in , and " I f Ju|Mirt livtipvi‘4 that Aniori-I 7 16 Breakfast Brevities ‘ i t turn* th** Sovifl Msllonvllle Avenue. Charles W. Chalker, son of Mrs. IT**1• •*.. ru.'iiiiofioti fiirhhnu ru will not fiirht. Init vbtil » nlv i s IM» ftp News Ill thr l k» n**r. which tin* (Jrr hrlp tithnr* to fight, Jap.m will , H 10 Program rename Mis* Catherine Kelly nf Cemp K. Flake of Jacksonville. The wedding was solemnltril on nuiM ' •*» Friilny they ul philtre thr *outh Pnnfir into | s I ft Morning devotion* Bland Ing and Miss Lorene Show l f.i t v%n i ” ono iilMorvor •anl * 4ft Mehnlic Moments era at Green Cove Springs were Thursday, Aug. 7, in Muntioello, 1 I m f’ 1• mnirra.l fr«»nt, th« 1 horo aa* *omo tohmpnr’** in H Ift Tune Time the weekend guests of Miss Kel •t the home of the Rev. Eallash Ru i ' • Inreil, the Ketl Ar- com mint* on Hull'* toomi atuto- ( W00 Diana Drew ly’a parents, Mr. end Mrs. A. L. PhilpoL <m \ » The bride is a graduate of 0 l>f» Black and White Notea •• • • timr «t S< UaI. I2C menl* in tho Ilriti^h pro*N anil Kelly. _______ Georgia State College for Women mif” 0 l& Myrt and Marge •uth of LcninfrHj •••mi officiil (piurt**r* One rran 1 • where she majored in English and 0 JO Marnel ' iri'4 wht rt* tls# Her tiioil Fngli*h (liploni.it •Icclnroii Miss Jsnet Chapmen arrived historyShe took s prominent m .i 0 .’Ift Organnveltie* < * .....k t’laimeil jfiiin.*. that Hull h.itl givon no indiontion text week from Hollywood, whsrs In extra-curricular activities Tin- R* • » r fl.ft, which (he that tin* I ’nitoil Stato* i* pro f... 0:46 Woman of ('mirage •ho has been working for the part of the college and was associate c . . .. t•* i • ml wmm tle.*(rnyoil imio»| t«» tin anything nioro than f HhOO Mary Lee Tuylor past several months, to visit for editor and business manager of VV.I *t l hr r:iiuc»nic the front. incroa*»o uid to Britain. Rilsnia ‘ 10:15 UP Nea* a while with her mother, Mrs the college weekly. * b«‘ 'u ie 10.JO At Home With Sully Mar­ "I uuithinetfunnini ub | f’hinu and iiinni'C it* vor Janet Chapman, Mr. Cnaller la a graduate of (•• i in iu f . j*e, lank-* a nr| truck* ha I denunciation of tin* dicta tin the University of Florida and a m-l 10 4ft Daytona Beach Varictie* Mr. and Mr*. B. L. Parkins member of Sigma Delu Chi, pro­ Ilf. 14* »»■.*••»»Miitii.n lino* in co tor*." . ii w'U th** fighting of 11 00 Kute sSmitl Speaks and daughter, Leuise, returned fessional Journalism fraternity. He •mm.I f ice*. III 11.15 Intarmexso for String* yesterday from Daytona Bsnrh la city editor nf the Daily Demo­ ( tman High Commnml Lalw r Director Is 11 JO Interlude where they spent s week with crat In Tallahassee, and was ri”. i • I 11 45 D*»c Seller * True Life Sto­ tho (ihroAc "oprru­ Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Wlggina and formerly connected with The San­ ‘Severely Censured’ ries tim in i ra nt p ro fo o ilin g n?family. ford Herald aa sports editor. 12 00 Up New* cm .1 g I" plan” and offorml fow Old Favorite The young couple will reskle at 12:10 Musical Interlude BUFFALO, N Y Aug 11 - of tin* fighting. Since 'R oy Chorpenlng of P. Bellan 1013 West Pensacola Street In th J ..-' .'J. it *aul 10,000 Soviet (A*) A majority ropmt " f tin* 12 Ift Jack Kerch anti III* Gang Returned tine and Sons left today for Jack­ Tallahassee. id . Inivo horn destroyed, V. A. W (!. I. O. giiovano com 12:.10 Dance time sonville after spending the week mittoo Y iti mim iidi’d today that 12 4ft R.md of Life I•• •1iri Miitrrea naitl * Ilusiian end in Sanford with Mra. Chor­ 1 0d Young Dr Malone i 'ii •!•• truction of h' tlv * and Low II Mirhonor. wo*t cormI r** M il. C. R. Dawson, president penlng who accompanied hint to gion.il director, hi* harrod from I 1ft Joyce Jordan r* "iiriutiun* behind tho tlor• f the Woman’e Club, thia morn Jacksonville. I 30 New Smyrna Varietiea li* i M»nt wimbl vblnti* intor’M- hi Iding citluT an idfi’tivo nr .ip Ing announced that a new ship­ 1.4ft Merry go-Kminil hi* I*- • .1 1 law ami *aid nvili*n do- pointin* uffbo betnum1 of ment of unferiele has arrived Joa.Crenshaw has returned to conduct" in th«* firv-dny .Inn*- 2.00 Swing Serenade fe » the Red Creep sewing room! GeHraavilto where be to attend­ The Primary Department of th< ••notion “ f grain crop* would h** I .in triko M t tho North American 2 I f» Sunny Mel,.die which are maintained in the club ing summer school et the Uni­ Methodist Church enjoyed a pi. tunidul. Inglewood. 2:2h f l l ’ News house on Oak Avenue. ! Aviuition plant at versity e f Florida, after spending nlc and swimming party at Palm |Calif. 2 :I0 Renfro Valley Folk* Inviting thoee who wish to holp the weekend with hie parents, Spring* on Friday afternoon with The "trike brought intt*r\i’ii 2 ib Anii-rji-u In Tinnsltom in this work, Mrs. Dawson urged Mr. nad Mra. R. F. Crenshaw. a group In attendanse. The aftm ticn by 1 1 S. troopM. Th. report 2 M> J’r.-** news everyone to attend the subscrip­ noon we* spent In playing gam.-.'1.00 Song* of Che.-r and t’nnirreontmended that Michener o. tion party whi^h la being held In after which - „ ------------ -- _a p i t • Mtoa Lillian Cameron has .been «nd swimming fort 'Severely cvnaurtd.’ and that tin* the club tomorrow afternoon be­ remowed to her heme on Camer­ nlc supper wee served. prohibition against hi* holiliuu :t lf> Music in tho Air ginning at 1:30 o’clock, to raise on Avenue from the PemaldThose enjoying the outing war, ;I:|A Hurl lvr«, *ougoffice rover a one year |>eriod. money to -heap the efeb open for Laughton Memorial HoepttaJ Nell Mulligan. Rickard enl II. 11 v 1:00 Song* in the Wind the remainder of the summer. where the recently underwent an Rose lloolehan, Jackie and Ron­ 4:15 Afternoon Varieti.-* Mss. Dawson also asked that who­ appendectomy. (rnitllmM Frnra rage t»*#t nie Pickett. Violet Oglesby, Nun. % I .tU Rub - Tropical Gardening ever bee the pinking. shears be­ Friend, Joanna and Klwood M il he 9xtl«l were tie most controver­ Starke Renta Show ■ Prof. E. I- Lord longing to the Red Cross to Cept Karl Nordgren and Mrs. toraa, Janice Stevens, Gall Bitting. sial. Although he opposed most 101 Percent Gain I If. Wing* Over Jordan please return them. _ ......... Sarah " f t|)cm because of the premnm* Nordgren -had aa their weekend Lucia and Randall Goff, 5:00 Albert Warnrr (lives the Games e f Chinese checkers and guests. Captains, Russell Cabot, Blount, Nolly Trawlek, ChaMviV. " f PuIiHc uimiimi at h»mc, h.* New* rummy will be played tomorrow Richard C. Kale, Darrell L. Do- Caldwell, Mary JUiaabeth Carlton ’ a™ «*l>ect«<l sumo k .hkI would WASHINGTON, Aug. it . - (.11 3:10 Sport* Ncwa-Ted Hosing In addition to the regular bridge chantr end John O. MicKay, who Barbara Jean Woolley, Bam Lem’ ,,mo f,,ini 1,11111 *u’ li»P»'d —The Work I’rnjwU Admit!!* 5 Ift Letter* from llrlta.lt games and prises will be award­ are stationed at f t reported Sunday that tutnrv anirmlm.nts Iratlnn Denning, mond, Davie and Kenneth Knn, , th* 1 w,tl ed- Hostesses far the party will Ge, a a 1is also Cept. Nordgren. •ey, Leon an<l Lloyd 8wetn ,h*F » U«W result in a better rents in some small industrial and ft 90 Rob Hnnnon 5:4ft ..The World Today he Mrs. A . M. Philips, Mrs. J. T. military rump towns had more David Fatrell, P. H. Lansing, HI ^'lUftlUat on of Uxea. lira—m m»'• Newby and Mrs. Hoy Tillla. Light Other bill* rnenihiiiefl by the ilian doubled nine.- tin defeii-e Friends here o f Mr. and Mra. •nl Char let Lanalng. l(. (>. T. C. HEAD WEDS refteehmento will be served P. M. King will be Interested AUo, Mr. and Mra. E* C WII ^*nalor were one giving the Gov- program began. throughout tha afternoon, Le«.*ville, La., showed the high­ M. E. Friend, Mm. O rn<r power to trun.fur money te leant that they have maved n*«n». GAINESVILLE, Aug. II. I/H incrt-Hs, 1119 from Montgomery , AJa„ to Lake­ K. (iott? L. M. Bwaln, Mra. ciyd,.,from ’*,# fun,l with sn excess to est perientSKe uf —Col. Snmuel Rolwii.i Hopkins, land where Mr. XJag will be Kamaey, Mrs. W. V. Bitting, Mrs. mother fund with * deficit, the percent. In Stai ke. Flu., near coininuniling officer of the Uni­ CIAU0ITTE HfNKV night foreman of tha A .,C . L. A. B. Stevens, Mra. F. R, Tayl.ir, -’ "to license tox inerro-e and th. Camp Blinding, the average rise versity of Flurida Reserve Offic­ “ Hoolehan, 11—•-•— Mtoe *Lutie... increase, in the numU-r of .talc was reported at 101 percent. Shops there. Mr. and Mra.- King Mra. J. R. ers’ Training Corps, und Alice patrolmen, Ku.nline tax redistribu­ 0 ° r » l r ’ Miss Margaret Hpciu.r formerly lived In Sanford. McNair Hampton, of Gainesville, NEW YORK, Aug. 11— 0 1 ? tion, and tho old ago pension till. end Miss Katherine Bpenoer. were married here Hundey. The American bureau of shipping Prior to Heimtnr lluusholder’s E lli MATJOllVli • EBOIE U U III Forming a party spending the reported 8under there were 945 afternoon at Daytons Beech yes­ address. Representative E. E. loan CAIIAIINE • DOIIIS I0W1IN merchant vessels on wayt or cm terday were Mr. and Mra. P. K. Brady, a niomler of tie House IESSIC IH M • m i l l SIKIIS American ahipyarda dur- RoumlUat, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. A t O a r Package) Store Iuf Representatives, ns* intrmlucWASHINGTON, Aug. II — IIIEIT UVUT • 111(1 IH IIf «d by Dr. it. W. Ruprucbt who You’ ll Find Tho B e s t ) ■ Representative i’rtersun an­ Coletoogh. Mr. and Mra. Ralph 0-mm. s, JOHN fORD RoumlUat <g Daytona Reash. Mra. |KAJ9HINGT0N, Aug. I I - prcsidetl over the meeting and nounced yesterdny tho War l)v s iota ciNiuai-ros nciurt freighters nnd two tankers,were l4Th-KatobU.hm.nt o f . Central who called attention to tha elec­ pmiinent had notified hint It had I i m i l l f last month,tbsbureau awsrdrd the first centrsct in clearing expedlU export- tion one week from tomorrow. - - - -point to - wpmUto •aid; and far - the t in t seven VlaHora at today’s luncheon in­ connection with tho contemplat­ B jw b American and oth, r cluded W. L. Thorpe, Charles ed construction of a $11,440.01)0 Mra. J. jL Calhoun and dangbndhr countries wan announred B r a n d y , Champagne, tor, Marilyn, returned home last — Also— » " * l y Brig. Got. R u...-II Goodman and Cecil Hook of Or- anti-aircraft firing center at Ven­ t t 'freighters, week fram Orangeburg, R C ice Beach, Fla. W ta t, Gin. Cordials, etc. Magmafl, achataletiator ef ex r_,______ _ _ ithren The contract, for architectural gbesa they have t o n visiting far Paramount News - rt and engineering construction, wa. tha past month. They were Maxwell said that a clearance We Deliver, Phone *118 awarded. Petersen said, to Frank d by Mra. Celhoaa'e section ha* t o n c m tod In hiW. Belle end associates, Fori Mrs. 1. R. D'Cala, who of Gee through which Unit.-1 Myers, Fla. npartorr and foreign 1m— r ------- « » f*»e*e raighl submit propo-al. The nation swell.red under a far export of articles and ma­ terials deem,d essential to the blanket of jient over tho week Hathar Arcade eeaaewle life o f friendly eeun- end as all sections east e f the Along With the Newt Rockiee reported temperatures in ttfaq... tiw high 90’ s.ROME. Aug. 11 — <AV-T!e Even light re ini In some ser­ magnrlne Critic. Fascists, edited ^ W009,0<M liine,of the South failed to brrak by Minister of Education Giu­ m m ere operating In tfea Department of tha wave, and Wenther Bureau seppe Botteri, u id Sunday “ this TO ACQUAINT YOU. WITH TUB EXCELLENT official# predieted that the high war may last 10 yean " and It QUALITY OF OUR BREWS temperatures would continue celled upon I toI lane to prepare through the first of thl* week. to meet ruck eventualities. relief is seen only for "Brerything considered,1* the New England. Tha coolest spot in the nation war lault file. Marie, Mkh., with > prepare tha nation morally 50 i l g i n i i Elsewhere the mer­ cury reached ever 90. Jackson- A si » Germans Advance Japan Is Placed On Both Ends Of On Full Economic Russian Warfront War-Time Footing Materials Arrive For Sewing Rooms Methodist Group Has Swim Party Housholder Gives Praise To Work Of Legislature $45 Vessels On Ways During Month Of July COLBERT-FONDA First Contract At Venice Is Announced Move To Expedite Export* Announced LIQUOR 's s r f f i ^ D S r '1 *™**5T\£ Nation Swelters In Temperatures In 90’s Italian* Are Warned War May Go 10 Years BAGGETTS Liquor Store READ THE AD$ THIS ONE IS ON US! Coapart, Whoa Signad By You, Thia Con And 10 Coot* Entitles You To TWO BOTTLES OF LA TROPICAL ALE or “FLA. 6” BEER NAME NOTE TO DEALER: W . o U n d e a U k n o w s m i mr Beow od dsator for 10c in / •t �w p a 8P»-T ^ Announced tel Company O B ^ V sS t < u Ih^ mri. wkM .cnrt.iU B u a . In Skeet Shoot INDIANAPOLIS, A ar. 11— 1 « M w w e . f i i l w . I ic X n —A iValght-ehoouag ‘Taaan from old 8«n Antonio, 41-ytnr-oM'C. H. P duHon, won the nation! allrang* ekeet ehamplonehlp at the aettnlh annoal • toamey Sunday, boat Inr 28-renr.old Al«x Karr, of Barany Hllla, Calif., In the long- r M jff »• *• IN im _wtf*L —.... S S Tt i 01 Ma N r lS r fla [—Annoal winter 'F lo r id . (PonAa M . I I to H , Rational amateur f club d u a irta memorial a 14. florid * • cbamplonamateur-profae- l Omond Beach ifreh 3 to 7 WoMitie Champion- M M HM tr p«ta • d (hamMonaMp diiban to 11 WOof ra -w w T a a r"^ "^ Palm tbt Marck t¥ to 13, marr'i nptonahlp hi PUm Beach. i a M t - i a o w T t aV 1 q u a k b W ^ chile k W M I ? ’ waa *n N toy 1tar the . eouth central « f ChllOi following two darn ff&jRfiS 1UAT IF C0CU«A*lt/\ * lfV 11 ■ K rlck. « h o M O h Parrlak I N w i t . -------- P a rr baaw a: A lto. Ueaela . N k a .b l ■» d k u l i a i o il >1 0 C A 1 M 1 5 T iM M C M B # C a o e \ cp T i e w e v T w trfe iw tf* A t- C M VAK K A S U C C e K P t f i r " Kovacs, Betz Win Eastern Net Tourney “ **roltj *aa aocond, beating Orant llaeng, o f Chicago, 33 to 3.1 h tn ahoat-off after they bad knitted at 343 of 130. H im ,, ibooolng mall order hou«« am’ manttlan, won the profaaaionai ovor-ajl champlonahlp with 314 o f $30, thei moat covatad title la the pro field, . PlbpB^ttlh j»Kry4>u. perb tannla whan ha want* to waa at hla belt Sunday and won tha Eaitem grata court atnglaa champlonahlp by whipping Wayne Sabin of Reno, Nar., 7-3, 3-4, $3, bafora a gallery eatlmatad at 2000 at tha Weatcnaatar Country Club. The Oakland, Calif., alar, .who oftrn haa trouble ataplnt Ma *anM of humor under control far an m il re match, 'w aa eerieua from atart to flnlih. Bn Improealra waa hla form that bo ecored (4 polnta on placamanta alone and ha hit with power that do* moral lied Ua Opponent. Rabin, a flrat-ten player two • -dark boraa." rrachtnr * • fln.1 at tha npanaa of top-aaadkd Bob­ by R in a. Horace waa aaadid third,, tha aamo apot ha bo Ida hi tha Natiooal ranalage. Koraea’ triumph g ir o Oaltfernla a rwaap of . tha aaatarn itnglca tit Ira. for tdp-eeeded Paul­ ina. Bata of Loa'Anfhlagiteolttho wnmen’a climplonahTp In a groal- Nllaa tad wlfa. — . K Howard I N "He. --- — uilaa, , w lfo. ------- ||o ilila a . JjUfr and wife. — ■ ■ M r * .A m o . M. Maaroa V i*. bacauad o f n mtanMentaadlhg with the U. 8. Lawn Tannla Aaaoelatlon oryr , eapopao aceounta, ahowad only .end ,I important wank- » nakaowa < krletlaa aamN to aal Ckrlel wlfa. Itoaato l . Adam, band, — MmllH’ f blfito*Na iL*w % £ ? "• fc?M 'k .rtW a . T w l& a 'gCkrlatlaa V A T ,t#k^aa wkaaa earn S S sa S T a ckrlatlaa M L _________ NOTICE DR. GU8 DTBR TO SPEAK ,l . c in rU rr TAUJUM M BR. Aug. 1 1 _ (Special)—Dr. Qua WT D m , nr. W. a HMITHi I'Taln Ifrr teonomlc adrjaar to the Sou them £^>h* of . I VKI t . T r a t . V, State* 1 Council of Naatrtlla, THJI ITTATM o r rUOItlDA Tonn., and far mart than 30 BILL’S P. ■ name la anknowa. a t : Gold production In Steal thle rear la unacted to raa record IT.OOO^oCtho Dapan y ^ r fo u C K H CAMPBELL'S fM ETTA KETT KVaOMANCUT MYALLOWANQL ( l.'- S & m \ 1; m Xr\ H �T^& O r § a n fa r it I b r d d ar Decision In Far East Is Left ^O dessa Said Doom ed * • A ti& irti r ID ispatch Dh d w a T W p s S ta n s • «*t % . “ .'V?- R ed Aracy (t a T w o Sides Ita* R n tr ^ w * * * * * * Mfefcfe* O ff A n s Ir t U a - w R rO ra t Cat O ff r a -g r a g i^ r ir r IT h m v t s ik j i ^ iS H t at ----- r * n -erf* >' Attach Oa C taf w ’C rr m a ti T n iltts n <lw n * 1 (h ** T int urr><1 Cn-Ktu’fi tits l O n i 5hm Twin r t f O dcoR a a * vtmntl 1»* (M in i w u r r m A f t a fla t. m-trti N azi tra in ** iQ n rm tn s <Vw.n W t i « i a m O f ~ ie Slu e R iv e r und C i4 n w 1 itr rm n lr s t w a t e lv « t a m m n h tc i** < n w w 1* m s . 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SkOTlte a a a f t m * « u i T N m mmm ana w n m thr m wa ri d rh|Mtterr o m wadi in dl*|Olrhr* tram th r tre a t which naul nrthmc an ta *n w ta r >*aai t r » n » an te tram that rhteftm * TTr th r m ath o f N lrv , not alaaa ! t a h r ta th r path « f N a s i n t r ik t a s r atm t a r I •> -s :■' ■ ■ . -H C K ts ■i 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. 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 11, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 11, 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 11, 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