2 10 305 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6348316d8c7c31cd7277abb641d0bfee.pdf b3c180cb13cae330cd2d6a5ce92e48e5 PDF Text Text I ; .* ' 1 1 SW ''A'* r P A G E E IG H T TH U R SD A Y , D E C E M B E R 18, 1 I AaFXk Makes Peace Cooperative Group Will Have Meeting: T h rill th e m w ith elec trica l ( J h r is tn u a g ift* fo r th e ir hom eai E ffic ie n t, p ra c tic a l, d u rab le . . . th e y g iv e p erfec t ae rv lre In reco rd "time! Shop to d a y ! •»VI»»»., Heating Pads $2*95 up Coffee Makers $2*95 up WASHINGTON. Dec. 18. — —(Special)— Rerrnt O.veiop merits in the cooperative purchaalng of farm auppliea by co­ operative* organised prin-arily •3 market farm product* will be deecrlbed at conference* on coop­ erative purchasing nt the 17th aeaalon of the American Institute j of Cooperation. January 12 10, In . Atlanta, Georgia, j Sponsored by the University of Georgia and Georgia Cooper­ ative Council, Ihe January Hirel­ ing of the Inatitute will be ita firt aoutbem aeaalon «lnce 1933, when It met In North Carolina. Thla year the Inatitute devl.tea I from ita uaual policy of meeting on a college rampua, a. for the first time Its aeaalon ia bring being held during the .chool ve.ir. All meeting* will be In downtown Atlanta hotel*, the We.ley Mem­ orial Church, and the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Budding. Although no Hlscua.lon of co­ operative purcharlng under a war­ time economy ha* l>,-rn officially scheduled, It i« rapertrd that many of the speaker. addreaalnar the purchaaing conference, will broaden their talks to include an examination of cooperative,' prob­ lem. and pollrlea In wartime. J*mra C. Morton of Wavrrly, Florida, funerlntemlrnt iif g th ’, Wavcrly Grower. Cooperative, will dlacuaa cooperative purchav Ing by fruit and vegetable m nr ketlng co op* at the conference on Wedneaday, January 13. BOYS DAY AnM.4 GOT FOR M O TH ER ! WAFFLE IRONS Electric Irons $3 .9 5 u p $£95 up 2-SLICK TOASTMASTER............. ,$17.25 SMOKELESS TABLE BROILER $12.95 DO YO U R X mas PHONET 442 * calling • WW MIX MASTERS AND OTHER ELECTRICAL AP­ PLIANCES MAKE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIKIS. 108 MAGNOLIA * J ' f c By FRAN STRIKER LONE RANGEK m ff. There are 35 Camp Exehangah wars soldiers order or may buy anything from outboard motors to chewing gum, nt Camp BlandIng. Thla warning sign posts* by worker* In th t Ford Motor Company plant In Detroit saying “Out to lick Japan, do not disturb” convoy* spirit at workers engaged In war affert ria n t manufactures airplane englnm RADIO NEWS WDBO WCKWDW/ 4, Tomorrow'* Prograi 8:30 Norman Beaaley Fla. Cowboy* 7:00 Rrrakfait Bravltlea 7:45 UP Newa 8:00 The World Today 8:15 Feur Blnglag JaW® 8:80 David 8hoop Orcha: 8:48 Virginia 8:00 Homing Devotion* ir rdk * * / apts* UoyB Play Meter • As Slot Machine! FORT MYERS, Dee. 17. (Special)— A local police officer wa-, a maxed the other day to find a group of Royal Air' F orts ca­ det* from a nearby training field hovering about a parking meter. Investigation proved that they were taking turn* putting nicklea in the slot and occasionally one of them would attempt to shake 7:30 Makt Mina S. B. the machine. Y:44 Land Ilea J’rogrjm “You’re wasting your time, I 8:00 .ita Shadow boya,” he told them. “ You only| 8:30 Duffy’a Tarero one hour at a e t credit for on# 8:55 Elmer Davla 4k the No»» 'gtime," the off leer explained. He U;08 Academy Award Award laeaumed that the boya had park0:30 Sport. Reporter ' , d , car and thought that by 0:48 The law yer and National p ^ i n g jn several eolna they 11:30 Vaughn Monroe Oil 12:00 Linton Welle, Newt 12.05 Sign Off Jr Me r m m J / J n s r n Soldiers at ' Camp Blindingl •pent over 870,000 a month fo r| candy and cigarvta. I 8:00 UP News | 8:10 Three Slaters *:lft William I . Shlrer 8:10 (Aim and Abner I t>:45 th e V.orlu Today ; 7:0n Dinner Music . 7:15 Bam Cuff n III* Nn»« 0< th« World “ iW O -F. Lombardo Owht cm vm o TWf U6CN OP D S , - .n A Tbur’ tor the U “ enla» UtMALT WOirr « M M “w r u- ■ Glenn hither YK/ NCWCMMttJSEUr • • WASHINGTON. D. C , Dee. 18. — (AP)— The Americau fed e ra­ tion of Labor offorod Tuesday to Buko peace with the CJ.O. *•aartlng ia ■ declaration of war labor poller th a t there wa* no alar* in the preoent emergency for rival labor disputes. The declaration waa adopted at] meeting of A.F.L. officer*. I t Mid: “We regret aincerely and are deeply concerned with the d r itraettv* rivalry and organisation (hat haa M l the American labor field for the paat few year*. W* bold all each rivalries and Juris­ dictional conflict* have no place in an emergency eoeh aa facaa nerka and the world today. Wb, therefore, renew our offer for unity In the labor movement and for the common defense of our nation against mortal danger. Wal hope our call to this end may act be fat vain.” The declaration also went on record la favor of a no-strike policy for the duration of th t g a r. . I PERSONAL LOANS FOR ANY REASONABLE NEED • ECONOMICAL • CONFIDENTIAL • • LOW COST • EASY PAYMENTS The Sanford Atlantic National Rank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HAVE YOUR CAR THOROUGHLY RECONDITIONED INSURE YOURSELF SAFE AND ECONOM­ ICAL TRANSPORTATION FOR THE DURA­ TION BY HAVING A THOROUGH O V ERH AU L, WHILE REPAIR PARIS ARE PLENTIFUL AND CHEAP. Free Estimates All Makes Cars STRICKLAND MOTORS Inc. 10S N. Palm etto Ave. * Phone 12 (CLOSED ALL DAY X M A S-O PEN TILL 9 P. M. WED. EVE.) T n i r t r i rr.fr u M M , E. C. HARPER | Offering To C.LO. longer period of time. “Wa won­ dered why It dldnt pay off," one of the Britlah boya replied, "we thought It waa aoma new kind of American gambling device.’* . A SPECIAL AD — CHOCK FULL O’ VALUES * PRICES GOOD TILL XMAS! Anaoor Top ..Quality Cloverbloom Shipped Dressed HENS, XinaS Poultry 3ft lb. . Slewing FRYERS, 2 to 2ft lb. it ROASTERS, 4 to S lb. tv, Oleda Dyson Is In Stetson Play Cast I DELAND, Doc. 18— (Special) Mi*. Oleda -Dyson, sent..' a t Slateon Univanity .from Sanford, wlilj, bw In the Mat far the pn,wn fatten i f Dleken*’ ’The Chriatmai C a t| ro l’i to be glem by the Stetson player* Thuraday. Dec. 18. M bs, Dyeon wl I play the role «4 Mar­ tha, daughter of Bob C ri'cldt and ■later of Tiny Titn n the Inimertal story. .. vw u yo u f ' W o m c f j ^ A J p f . 6 * tA T K O T T t : • i l l American School of the • 0 •i45 UP New* 10:00 Marne! 10:06 Black and Whit* Notaa A M .rg, b$ §f k 2 tc L A R D ........... ? £ BACON, IK (Me White Baron T t y , c STEAK .... PORK HMUtrk Ftitgal CRANBERRY Package Goods Beer & Wines Cocktails lb. 25c HAMS SHOULDER BACKBONE SAUSAGE No. 1 SAUCE Can ECONOMY FRUIT and NUT CAKE, lb. 25c 2 lba, In tin 69c 11:80 Kata Cmith Spetki 11:18 Checkerboard Time 12:30 Dance time 18:48 Our Otl Sunday 1:00 DbUe Farm d a b 1:30 Bridge School of the atr l : a Road "of Life' A KETT if/THB F U S T N16HT MTTHE CAIZ'XXl n-1 840UTCN M B .V S.-80 fau n g Dr. Malone t i l l Joyce Jordan •JO The Goldberg* I t a UP New* By PAUL ROBINSON DONTWAJT—u IW A N TT O B re THE ir& SIMPLY .1 w p o a TANT.'i TAVERN I 1:50 Three Si*term 8:88 Matinee Mualcale S ill Bah ilaaaaa •tM Baafre Valley Folk 8:48-Exploring 8paee I K Place New* 4d 8 ran te il Q t. 2 5 c P t. 1 4 c TR EES Bay joon today 39c to , l " '" " l-M ! ' sj-jl: \ . ' T.1 ■■■■ T a ll 114 N. Park A ffcf D E L IV E R r *U * ,m .. AN ( . A m ■ i ■• m - 'r - - " 'J r - : - III L �r.-w^T.’ r> '* r •* ' r— y R R lS fK •* 5 » * 7 s$Tvr ^ f t l£ .? " C V ! ' - V. A »| la Florida — AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established la IMS SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. DECKMHKR 19. 1911 By Japanese Assault Off to Wedding Senate, House Fail Tq Agree On Age Limits Dutch Smash At Foe In Borneo Controversy Occurs On iXarting At 19 Or 2\ Years Reports Singapore # Nippon Drive In w Malaya Is Halted lly A a to fiftH WASHINGTON. Dec. I*.— (AP)—The H»nit»-Hoo«c com­ mittee conference, working on selecllre serrice legislation, broke ap in coap leted isagree­ ment today on the minimum age for a c llr t aevrice. Sena­ tor Reynolds reported. Hose* member* held oat for their mlalmam of II. The Senate ban rated for It. f iM» The fall of Britain’s groat Epr East stronghold of Hong­ kong appeared imminent to­ day as Tokyo reported Jap­ anese troops in a violent night assault had captured * l f of the .12-squaro-mile island. L ondon sources ack n o w ­ ledged the J a p a n e s e a r e land' in considerable force and said, "heavy fighting U going on and the poaition U oerioua.” Only a comparatively imall gmrriaon ii reported defending the 100-yeargRj British colony. I reported the Japanese adrtham Malaya I to a standstill hut Leaving New York by plane for California, glamor - girl Gloria Vanderbilt i< all amilra. And no wonder. She’ll wed at di Cleco in a Christmas ceremony at Holly­ wood. Elections To Be Held At 3 Polls On December 22 Officers For Group On Conservation Be Selected hf at three ... , ____ Ing thohas advanced community committee men and of­ ficer* for the Agricultural Con­ miles. bombers smashed at the servation Association of the Coun­ Jaasagse invasion forces In the ty. Performance Supervisor Orie f WfcMb Rajah" Kingdom of Bara Mathieux announced this noralng. Three community election* will [ mak la north Borneo. | W Imperial Japanese headquarters he held aa follows: Sanford, 10:00 I saasw itlli Of 9:85 A. M. today A. M.. at the Court House; Oviedo, | P. M. Tharsday, E.S.T.) 2:00 P. U , at the school house; Japanaao army and navy and Igmgwood, 4:00 P. II.. at Ly­ I thaMaedad in tending on th« man School. The Sanford community Includes bland of Hongkong, which M under aleg* and can all nf the farming district north of l.ake Jruup, Including Monroe fo r mors than a week. Tha British dafandlng their and Paola. Oviedo la designated head __ of tho __ _____ . a* the area south of Geneva road •aval baa# at tho Chinn aaa, put up a ((area m la t- and south and east of Laka Jea»up, In tho Japanoto, a com- and ai far west aa Wagner, The I-ongwood community take* in said. Japanaao nevertheless were Lake Mary. Ungwood. Altamonte | sold ta ho “rapidly carrying out Springs and Forrest City. fatthor operations." Mr. Mathieux received the elec­ j i Tha a m d a l account said the tion notice from C. R. Dawson, I Japanas i capped their assault with County Agrnt and secretary, who f aa AKansiva pounding all Jester- stated, “A special program for i K r and last night ta which Jap- Seminole County for the year 1941 plana* and tho army’s ar- la in effect; you a rt, therefor*, ur­ r Vomhod and aholtad ateadi- ged to cart your ballot In this elec­ tion so that a representative vote • w e n reported tn may be secured." iVO captured Japanese outpoate This will be tha second attempt Cantoa-Kawloon rail- to hold the election. Mr. Mathieux t r u . ‘Ltheir c ’ effort to 'relieve said, and it mutt be held at this psensure on the BritUh time aa the expiration date for coloay o f Hongkong. holding such aventa U near. All * m l4.the -lioag farmers who hava filled cut a •UU w e n duel- work sheet for 1941 a r t entitled _____ MO artillery unite to vote. Tha association dealt tho mOo-wido strait separ- mainly with probleasa concerning tho Islam from tho main- the conservation of noli. aad taM dbpdnod several Present officers are: t n a p teutontntlona. Tha County Committee. Chair­ | two artillery sections man J. J - Belly, Vice Chairman, ineae hero pushed 10O D. K. Haines, Regular Member, - O SL oUw ^fanatics S * - C. R. Clonts, First Alternate, J. St. Clair White, ami Second Alter­ ooswtoatiy high nate, a T th a Geo. H. Bridge, Jr.; not yet The Sanford Community, Chair­ their jungle efman, Henry Thuratea, Vice Chair­ man. John R. Jones, Regular Mam. W. Boll, and First AI■a their awn main dc- bar,—John* aoi • • Puns i- man puSod .back to ‘ ? mOm north of vital UP1* tera. ijstrs, ■sr.cR\£ JL- s'a u ’a j s r , Nazis Abandon Allies As Russians Gain; Also R etreat From British In Africa I Ilf la aaelalrd .Mam . Ilitln , bsttrrrii armies, reeling in retreat in Russia and Libya, were reported to have abandoned their Finnish Allies today a* the Soviets announced huge nrw gains in their rounler* offensive on the central front. The Rritish rtdio quoted reports from Helsinki this mi lining th a t . I "all German troop* were wilhs drawn from Finland in a great!- | hurry.'' The broadcast said Fin-1 nish line* were shalterrd between I lutke Onega and lu d o g s by tho.!'. Russian drive the vicinity o f th e | Leningrail-Murmansk railroad. Ilritish troop* in lib y a ars of* ficially reported to have captured | the Drrna iir|~>ft 100 miles north, west of Tobruk, and allied forces nre said to be advancing in “all dlrectins". The thrust to Derna represents an allied drive of IDS miles from the Egyptian bonier since the opening of the tsm palgn. E. Gregory Kinlaw Reported Wounded In Pacific Attack V kV fts-. S w T * 2 ^ Investigation All Tin Supplies In Being Made Of U. S. U nder Control Jewelry Theft WASHINGTON, Dae. 19—<-P>Bmphaililng effects of the Pacific war on Imports from tha Far East, tho government yesterday took control over oil tin supplies In the United States, Including shipments alrtedy en route to this country. Donald ML Nelson, 0PM priori­ ties director, issued a four-point ‘•freesbig’ order providing that: 1. All supplies of tip shall be subject to OPM allocation and subject to designation to to their use. 2. No tin may bo sold or deliver, specific •d without N fboa’t perm lesion. 3. Future tin import* may bo •old only to U m p ire Metal* He­ serve Company or olhsir governital 4. Tin now afloat may not br •old without N ebm rt apodal permleabo. Tim ardor, however, permits a distributor to dolhrer to roguter customers ta boo than five-ten tote, eihjert to priority regula- THE WEATHER FLORIDA— Portly «body and Oriental \ IBua* Covan a t too ititftP i 8 m •u to the as J* b * * Chief Roy Williams aald today police are Investigating several leads in regard to tho theft of tw» rings Wednesday afternoon from the McLaulln Jewelry Store in which a slick-fingered negro con­ cealed two rings, on* with an estimated value of 1300, while looking over the stock, apparently with- tha Intention of making a purchase, and then walked out of the store. The loss was discovered short­ ly after the negro left the store and was reported to the po'drr. When he left, the negro tal l he wetdd return !n an hour and buy one of tho rings. Pollco loads were not revealed, but Chief WII lumc decD—d progress U being mi da o'n the care. — • * tko.-pl* Naval Base At Cavite And Main Highway Are Hit From Air III* jg k % Pictured Is a scene at llickam Fiel.l Hawaii nfter the Jap attack A II It. "Seiitty ’ I r\\ I* recent­ ly received n letter finn, In. *i*. ter in law. Mr*. (' W ,.f Sel»ey. Su»*ex, Knitlsii'l. wrillrti ■III N<IV.24, in u-lm-h *he relate* I T o A f i f T n l n n L n n . IllfltlellU IWCliriHa- liefoie the 11lit To Refrain From use in telephone «*<ismte* teii.m..iiy j j 1 | u„- Trade Will Continue If French Fleet Is Ke p t Neutral Ua.elatrd Two new air a tta c k * u|»«m W ak e U land w r r r rrp o rtm l to d ay . T h r I '.S . N avy U r p a rtm rn t ••aid imp warn “ rn m p a r• tia rly liifhl** a n d I h r o th e r " in Mr «•■l r r f o rr r." atlding t ha | “ W ake U land ro n tin u rb to co u n te r the*«* blow*.** I*rr*idcnt Mmwcirlt a n* nounerd that confutation* have been urwler way for week* among the allies when a*ked about report* that there would he a meeting of anti* A il* rower* to coordinate all their utrength against ag* greneuirM. N \H lllNGTO N, lice. 19 — (A T ) — l.ieutrnant tirneral Ihiugla* MacArthur, com* mander of the I'.S. Army in the Far Fa*t« wan n«>minated tikday bv |'re«ident ItiHMevell t«» he a full General. Mr. Mac* Arthur, former chief nf «taff of (he Army, retired with the rank of General and look charge uf building up the l'hlllppinr« drfen*e«. lie wa* recalled to active duty when the Japane«e aituation became acute. III, .I h w I.I-, l-m sl Jupun'.-i Ht-u-lxirin* Invasion armies nre reporttsl to huvo unleashed a heavy now atfensivn nguinst Luzon Inland in the Philippines with Wash­ ington declaring there’s u ''marked increase in enemy air anil ground activities.” "There wns heavy bomhintr over Munila und over the W A SH IN G T Q jL D yc, Anicncm i and Krrafn authori­ ties in Martini«|iH* have reached nn nnord. it wn* learned author!' tntively h»*t night, under which the neutrnl *tutii* o f French |m« »r«*i»*ng und naval vraarla In the we«l4in hemisphere will remain unchanged. Tinier the agreement, it wa* rity uf Iloilo in tho island uf I'a learned, the United State* will n«y, south o f Luxun. There 1* working cl}»»*«»*. We hivp iroi to llrll Telephone and Telegraph continue to permit trade with nothing ta report from other (!umpany, who said that war-pre­ put down Kuriiit Totulitiirinn i?ovi Frein h poKftg'Mnion* in the Carih- areas." Japanese bomlu-r* twice parations might be seriously ham ­ rrmurtit, for it U brntisl in its brutality, much won't* than slur- i bean, in return for pledge* th.it tmlay roared over Manila and lomheil the Naval ha-e at Cn pered if long distance circuits t ry «'V«’r in tin* old days. French %ra*rl* and national* there vtttf and also bombed Tarlar, 70 become so crowded with civilian “Should Wf not win th«* victory will take no action detrimental mile* north of Manila on tho chief holiday greeting message* n* to over tin* fierm ans, then Ciotl help to the United State* amt Am eri­ highway from Manila to l.ingnyrn delay completion o f calla nece*■j im. Hiller ha* become drunk with can interest*. •nd Vigan when- Invader* hold An obvittu* interpretation of the beachhead. .ary to the war program. l'lr*’ urr whit,' •»V«T. American «ubmnrine», moving He asked .11 peraon. content , ......... . h_ .M. nf„r(, the agreement, it wa* *aid, woutil plating exchanging greetings by min'* sister write* nf the a want- he that — ilespite N ail effort* with deadly effect into tin- bat­ to Ni’curo doner Franco Herman tle of the Fur East, have sunk lung distance telepnone to place mg uf the Distinguished Service eollahoration — French po*ae* U Japanese transport, nnd |>rob thvlr calls soma tim e oth, r than 4'rnss in n member uf the family. nioiiA veA»eU and troop* in ably » destroyer u* well, while Christmas Day and New Year’s "Dal you get my letter telling you France* American territorie* will more limn 30 Japanese plane* Day as a contribution toward almiil t'harllv* being wounded in lint l>e taken over by the Ati« bombed the southern port nf America's preparations. netive military service ugninT'l The friemlly agreement will I'anny in Ihrir first attack in In making h's appeal, Mr. she asked and "that he ha. been nho, it wa* *aid( make it unnece* lhal region, U. S. Army headTurner said "long distance faedi- awarded the D. 8. C.7 Poor boy. *nry for the United State* to quarterii nt Manila announced to ­ ti*i have been crowded with call* the first timw-be--wns injured he lake any military action tn in»ur*i day. ■rer sine* the United Bute* was | ,Kin u ff hi* forehead. A that Freneh territory or war*hi|M "Civilian caaualtiea mid proper­ attacked on Dec. 7. lump nf slu-11 wns (-mlH'iliU-il in oil thi* aide of the Atlantic will ty damage have been reported," "Government tong di.lanre trie Hu- bark uf hi* car ami small not I.** u*ed in any way again-l ■aid n communique. phone requirements, both military laini-4 of hi* left hand »rre smash­ any of the American republic* The communique issued by the and civil, have inerrasrd sharply. ed, ’ Shi- went on to soy that after number of Senator* , and .headquarters .A. --------------------------of Lieut. Hen. Industrial plants, stopping up th<- consultation, physicians did nut Representative* have proposed l)UUg|a* MacArthur, U. S. com t.mpo of produrlion, hava start- amputate and the bone* knitted that the Itnitril S tales, acting in mknder in the Philippine*, short­ *<l using long dUtanra In an bark together. collaboration with the other ly after H A. 81. today. rveg-Increasing volume." American republic*, take over "Iloilo city (on Panuy island> Martinique lest the Vichy .gov­ wa* bombed a lu u t LUO P. M. ernment he forced to hand it Thursday. More than 30 Japanese over to N ail Germany to he used plane* participated. Civilian cas­ ns n base for aggression in the ualties and property damage have western hemisphere. been reported.’*. ---------------- -— Juhn Evan*, son of Mr. and Pres* reports said the attack Mrs. Frank Evans of lak e Mary, HAVANA, Dee. 19. — ( A P ) la.tcd for about 30 m inulrs. HIM. INTRODUCED Eigkteen Japanese who had posed ha* returned from tho New llamp Iloilo I* about 310 m iles south ton Hehoul fur Boys, New llamp and slightly east of klanila, a stop as fishermen were jailed Thun ton, N. II., fur the Christmas WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.— (/77 day ta tho Caribbean Sea village Aoliday*. . —A bill to increase to |I0U the on an airline running south t» of Batabano, 40 mile* south of At the school’s annual Fall pension paid to any veteran in­ Davao, southern Philippine port. It U art important port having Havana, and pollco laid tome of apart* banquet recently John re- jured or ill aa a result uf World large trade w ith Manila anil them were believed to bo officer* reived hi* varsity football letter. War service after reaching the of tho Japan.se navy. In addition, he has been elected age of GO yrars has bern in other island ports aa w ell • • The I I . aoaae of whom had liv­ a Junior member of tho Student traduced by Representative J. with fbreign ports. Many indus­ tries also are centered there. Chief ed ta hotels In Batabano, were Council. Haulm Peterson. exports are sugar, tobacco, rir*, charged with espionage and plot llag cabotage. ffee, hides and hemp. er* who contend their fru it and trees wore damaged during th i 1929 Mediterranean fruit fly .rad lea Don campaign Thursday voted thanks for what their Bono* tors aad Cougroeamea had done to obtain aomo Federal reimburse­ ment but also urged th at efforts bo ooattauod to gala m ure com­ pensation. A. E. Pkkard, Orlando, ch air nun of tho State Reimbursement Committee; Doobm Dovano, O r load*, comat Itie* counsel; and Ed R. Bcnttey, Lakeland attorney, n •blood ntovbbno of n bill now m Congress which would a boats fo r final settleit of Florid* claims. Housewives Asked To Sava Glas s ’Jars Tea motor and fishing boats were seised. A aubmarin* telngraph cable runt near Batabano. relic# said they were seeking hidden radio atetloaa from which they believed tho Jspan.se trans­ mitted military Information des­ tined for TShyo. Tho a m stc followed • police aaoomcooient that two men, on* Identified as • German Gestapo c n a t, had been arrested ami ekargod wUh plotting install •a a C aR a mountain raw * re flortwo capable of signaling ship* cad planes at tea. Hundreds Of Children Gather To See Santa Claus Arrive By Boat to . uf tho cow of to tb a with U b E uir;,.t J Tfrl i * IJ • • t t Iloilo ia the capital of the prov­ ince of tho tame name, and has a population of 30,000. Tho announcement followed in ductlon of tho entire Army of the Philippine# into tho United States Army of the F ar East, and other moves consolidating and etrengthonlng tho American force*. Tho N avr sparsely added tho details of a tr»ru[x’.rt sunk and a destroyer probably at tho bottom, but. fallowing Ite usual course, ado no mention of epoclfie lo­ calities o r tho IdonUtloo o f tho i Mm involved. Tho development wax widely taken to mean that an eftaettvo beginning had boon oaado n t cotakltalitag a blockade about Jaintended to snap Urn supply to bo? d iiU at iip id H iiU iy i, and cut off cappUoa o f row materials and. food. In .Washington, Hundred* of children gathered they wanted for Chrisimn. a t the Lake Front U> greet Santa| The Benford Merchants ArsoclaClaus when he arrived by bunt lion wero able to persuade tha yesterday. Bovs and girls wore I lolly fellow to mako his temporary ahouting, "Hera comes Santa, j headquarters in Sanford and today from the North Polo right down j Ih# president of the assoc la lion, hero to see uaf* Motorcycle Po-|ll. 0. Pope, expressed hla upprscUnman Charles Shaffer, Bay iatlon to members of tho organisa­ Seoul*, and tha Beminolo High tion who helped maky Ike project School Bond and Celeryettea ac­ • success companied Santa during tho pa­ Mr. Pope also, on behalf of hla Visiter* are nl the rade to hU headquarter* In “Toy association .aid th at the group ap­ M far house of tho United Town" where ho will bo pooh af­ preciated tho services of tho fal­ I Sugar Corporation In ternoon from 9:90 o'clock to 9:30 lowing: Keel and Kms. Ed Big­ o'rlock until Christmas, except ger*. Herman Morris in-1 Um bey "and*.,inter viaiteS*find Monday when ho will bo neat to scouts, the high school hand cad • teterorttag^ang J * * Jerry’* Drug Star* on Sanford drill team under tho direct!» « Mbs Dorothy Sanford, Miss Kn Santa said th at ho gave over thryn Tskach and Mho OuUm nr* Jtey Williams in d tho 1800 b a n •i candy to chlMnn Enrio, ' i, ChiefI JU tb m tkroogh wont Into who visited kbg yorinrday after- M ice Department, f ,*ank Evens, yUk u . xrar aooncil at 't— no oknrgo it g o * { • frit N to * * » * to r t * *MU V* •■* "* A.H.R. Lewis Receives Letter U.S. And French From English Woman In Sussex Reach Accord On Civilians As k e d ’ Martinique Issue Mi*. life ; V Citrus Growers W ant John Evans Visita More Compensation Cuba Officials Jail Parents N ear Here LAKELAND, Doc. 19. — (AP) 18 Jap ‘‘Fishermen” — About 990 Florida citrus grow­ Aa ■ p art of the Nation's 4of*aao prognm ta. tho conocsvmbw of R ed, bouse wive. Club Nippon Bombers Fly Over Manila - melt Gregory Kinlaw, chief boll* men la tha 21-44 'bracket. The Senate measure would clear ermaker in the U 8.' Navy had u n r nti.l atth m ix ii t h e l e t t e r tell* In .............. action In B i m y for avpatentlal army of been ----- wounded ---------- _... . _the . Civilian* were requested tmlay mainly »f the whereabout* of fam CUOAoa mai« aa a g a i n s t - D * t i o t » a n t o of k b ,d u ty sa d In tw fo o p e r ite with the nation’* lly member., Girru U presMtwIn a 999 In the House vsnlon. ' the service o f hi* rountr to r ffw plnrc* tin' "llritiwli humorouw* "The -Navy Department appre­ war effort by refraining a* far n»»|r. A fan e of 7,000,000 men would be estabilahed If ths two cham­ ciate*-your great anxiety and will a* possible from 'u sin g long ill* At thp I'flil of thi* li’ltrr. Mm. bers compromise on 90 years aa furnish you further Information Liner facilities on Christmas Day I rwic niM«. "I jimt thmiitlit it the lowest age limit for service promptly when received. To pre­ end New Year’s Day in order I would not In- fsir If ilitl not mi’ll" —and Congressional leaden said vent p-ttribl* aid to our enemies, gtateful i»vrrybiH|y It such a compromise was very plrase do not divulge the name of _that long distance telephone linc*l*^"n his ship or station. Rear Admiral ran be krpt open fur government for nil thf hflp Amrrirn u irivinir probable. . . to Ihi* 1’iiiiw*' of IhMiiocrnry, brThe final vote followed reject C. X. Xlmltt, chief of the bu I..,. In Ibr rniergi-ncy. | rt....... y,.„ .„ . WP hHV,. m-v.-r m Jon of three amendments to modify rrau of navigation." Th* CNim* front K. * • i | | )r |.u*i hail tru«» Ortnocmry nnil provisions affecting |9 ami 20 Turner, manager of Southern : m>m- know it better than the year olds. Soaferd b anal viator N iim ltor 91 Washington Declares Enemy Actions In Philippines A r e B e i n g Increased A fter Bombing Raid I’ m a * ) WASHINGTON, Dee. 19-U P i — The Senate responded Thurs­ day to an Army appeal fur young soldiers of enthusiasm ami sta ­ mina, voting to mako all men from 19 through 44 y e a n old liable for military service andi to re­ Mrs. E. Kinlaw received a tele­ quire the registration or malra gram from the bureau o f Investi­ from !H through 84. gation at Washington yesterday The chamber passed the meas­ stating that her son. Gregory, ure by the overwhelming vute was among those wounded In the of 79 to 2. California's two Sen- Pacific area but the exten t of a to n , Downey, Democrat, and hla injuries was undisclosed. He Johnson, Republican, recorded the was somewhere in the vicinity of i Hawaii when hia mother last only "no’’ votes. The action sent the bill to con­ heard from him. Tne telegram reads as follows! ference with the' House, which only Wednesday passed Its own "The Navy Department regrets v an Ion limiting military duty to to inform you that your sqn, Em Morocco-Temple Head Ataarea Local. Shriners Of Annual Winter Dance 'M Member Associated Press Reds Force Germans To Jap Invasion Armies Unleash Leave Finns Heavy Assault Against Luzon ongkong Is Placed Fall Of British City Is N ear As Enemy • Troops S tart Vio­ lent Night Attack I ftfr a lft S an fo rd Is T h e Only C e n tra l F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g R a il’ H lg h w c) A nd W a te r T ra n sp o rta tio n r 1 ,*n * " i l n K — It t. * t �I — PRJCAT, DECEMBER » , iw PAGE TWO Sanford Herald Be Fair to Foreign B om Mixed Drinks — Package Goods — Beei In S em in o ie C ounty, sa in mcmt A m erican com m on i ties, th e re is a sizeable sp n n k lin * o f f n re ir n b o m people. IJ “ £ , H ere th ey h s il m ostly fro m G erm an y , Bui s a r is . H u n g ary m u mt *w m in d R u m an ia, n atio n s w .th w hich w e a r e now a t w ar. b u t 1mo«t of th e m a re as row ) A m erican citizen s as if th e y ' cam e from E n g la n d D u rin g th e last w ar m any in ju s tic e s w ere c o m m itte d ' la s a m s t G erm a n -A m e n can s. as p reju d ices ag a in st th e ir IO M IIP D O T BA PsrabU la Ad«M | m o th e r c o u n try grtr» u n til even th e «irw ing of G erm an folk songs becam * an a n a th e m a to m an y people A nyone w ho spoke w ith a broken accentit, w h e th e r - he wa* from G erm an y o r Ita ly , a co u n try w ith w hich we w ere th e n a l­ lied. w as a p t to l.e «p*ed upon, lied ab o u t, fired from h i| yob. or if h e w as in business, boy cot-ad. If* We hope th a t in th is w ar all o f us can keep a b e tte r I sense of b alan ce, th o u g h th e d es tru c tio n o f Ja p an e se e h e r n n T j j . T s j 'u tree? in W a sh in g to n is n at p a rtic u la rly en co u rag in g We ' should try' to rem em b er th a t we a re n o t fig h tin g th e J a p an ese h o r tic u ltu r a l* who developed th e Jap o n lea. o r th e G erm an sc ie n tists, scholars, an d m u siciaaa w ho h av e given th e world som e o f its fin e st ach ie v em e n ts, b ut r a th e r Ifec • Mblft • trla- Nazis, th e F a sc ists and th e w ar lords, w ho ar^ a cu raa to !• |W • th e ir own people as well as to ua. l( #* Most G erm an -A m erican s left th e ir n a tiv e land because th e y could not sta n d th e ty ra n n y w hich th e P ru ssian m ili­ pwhm*mttrnm» f s r « # I s I ta ry ca ste im posed upon th em . T h ey cam e to A m erica i lik* th e re st o f us because th ey w an ted to be fre e to th in k DECEMBER ___ and w orship a s they pleased an d becauae th e y saw here B IB L E V E R S E FO R TO D A Y .• co u n try o f eijuaJ o p p o rtu n ity fo r all w h ere a m an w as not , i denied th e p riv ileg es of o th e r men because of jii* race. 0* art dnefUd fn»i* • *ir<t : c reed o r religion. * * lUMir “si*) ,l, »rry rtc*“ ,tnu , *t L et th e r e s t of us rem em b er th ia in o u r dealings w ith ' rtlJ/ Is- tMU rageeus. Tain a rt fjciu it w. lh# .o u r frie n d s an d n eighbors, reg a rd le ss of w hence they cam e right hand out la the Wlt. tiMt1If you are convinced th a t a m an is a spy, o r a tra ito r, d o n 't theo nssyest prosper a b itl.r , I s r a e l i y o u r n eig h b o rs, or y o u r cu sto m ers. Tell th e police. T hey thou guest.—J«*h. 1:7 {will know w h a t to do RETIRED FARMER (From Tbs ChrULse Kcmsc* K r t iu r i AuUusn decs a r t w a like . . bs a n t i •mil k t i u M ead g s t k e r i a , to lawn whetis hia mr mom Waits ia wide his jrsrd Ko la p tin ru . cra*kliag *k«a>** O f h is s to a t b la d in g au k stubblsd raw. TrtHgtll he sri.ses is 111. . Pot slaas must te cellared, lu t i knows It is a /sw ring n-.udbox hs *i. OIL Ha should be krtagtsg cauls k*a.r la shed. Staring Us implement, aad mallag tight Tha doors of tm j r sbeller, but Kn soils as at the oeuad of gon* flight •' Ha rslb bis D »n me mower winter stall. Aad hangs the rske upon 11. friodtHftl n g ||i UABE1XE B LGNGFF.I.LOW, ■t >. — f ; ---- ------------M l* hore recall that dar- . k*t • hr teuriot* rairVas vegetable price* w w rrL iItrw* broocht good rsturw , trace* Were higher spd bnsine.. ,r . attv batter. You folks h s 'e n t jot things tnlssd up with Ute hnum hsvg you 7—Fort Mytrs News P i r n s . ______ _ WAY IT FMOULD WORK Tha Mardaa Caanty tea tall has Oaaitr ho*« agpraveii by ( waiptmller La*, aad while the vatasWane hav* haaa Incfeessd. R ta •hthnad that laaaa will Ua m m W ar fur avarybad/ ascent Ik- lac dadgem. aha may ba comped— la RSjr-—Wauchida Ad<ecuU. BELL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR • m W. FIRST STREET . SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS WITH OUR FLOWERS PIPPIN GARDENS, Florist T H E S H O P O F P E R S O N A L S E R V IC E * S E M IN O L E DRY CLEANERS /A f SZlC A PR O M PT S E R V IC E 220 MAGNOLIA-PHONE 861 W hat To Do About Worry “One o f th e w isest m en I e v e r knew had a p riv a te T rouble T re e in h u fro n t y a rd ,’* relate* R o b ert K. Updeg r a f f in Y our L ife M agazine. “W hen h e w alked u p tb e l« th on his r e tu r n home a t n ig h t, b e m ao ta lly h o n g ail the tro u b le s an d w o rrie s and fear* o f hia d ay on a stu rd y co p ­ p er beech tre e so th a t th e y would n o t in tru d e on hia n ing w ith h is w ife and ch ildren. “ In th e m o rn in g when b e le ft th e honsc he would pick* up his tro u b le s — if th ey had n o t blow n away in th e n ig h t. hich he d ec lared they o fte n had. B u t ev en if th ey w ere U» aatiwu fightaur oar still th e re , to h is rested sp irit th e y seem ed so m uch lig h te r this l* done th e n is m th a t he sh o u ld ered them alm o st ja u n tily . |about the dangers eonfrwiUag our “ In th e se w ar-d ark en ed d ay s w hen th a world is full of **»/rW. T he tiaagrr mm BSUSt worry' and co n fu sio n , each of us m ig h t well ad o p t a T ro u b le avoid. W# must pledge s w a h u to produce Unfold the smount we T re e on w hich to h an g o u r w o rries a n d fe a rs ev ery ev en in g sre new producing to equip oer before e n te rin g o u r hom es. forces, efficiently for the lath a-1 " A fte r-h o u rs w o rry is n ev er in te llig en t. T h e problem s head of them and aiaa Ucfuaae th e ' House. Rmong his em ferer. wa* w hich a r e o u r ow n re» |am sib ility will b e b e tte r solved if flaw of supplies to nalMM O ^ - m t v Admiral N teiU the aeuly - « I appointed w i i t e ln chief uf we h a n g th e m on o u r T ro u b le T re e o v e r n ig h t an d com e in , our enemy. I CALL UPON 1-------------------- lk« Hactfic (In C. who v a t nim rj a t th e m fre sh in th e m o rning. ThA th in g s beyond o u r In ­ DUAL IN THE U»t eight U w c m d Admiral fluence will not be cu red by all th e w o rry in g w e can hope GREMIONAL D i m K T TO KlaameJ. relieved a t kit dull 1.1 LAY ARlDE ANT D IB U N U 3N to do. alUck w H.^,1 “ We m u st. o f. course, d istin g u ish b etw een idle w o rries OB AXT DI AGREEMENT AMD tke P l'T TOUK SHOD I.D EM TO IL rW i a i a k l the K«»r o il an d p ractical con cern s. T h e concern o f h ig h e r ta x e s, fo r TO THE WHEEL WE MUTT «1K 1 exam ine., ip a p o te n tia l w o rry th a t w a w ill n o t b e a b le .to TH U WAR IF W I U r t C T - T O Othrra *M»o "Who —m e .la ir d ’ i « , Other* —Wkipatcd* h a n g on an y T ro u b le T re e an d f o rg e t w h en th e ta x a a fall ( IVE 1.H THE t'N U K D STATER U.oeraJ MarahalT Urn th i chief chtrf Ioft UsoeraJ MaxshaST CONDITIONS FOR Mafft staff; Admiral S Htart, u rt the chief uf jf due. B u t we c a n avoid m ak in g it a n e x t y e a r 's w o rry by d o ­ UNDER naval onwaHeaa: cgwalieas; Admiral King, Em , ing o u r se lf-sa crificin g th is y e a r, s s ttin g asid e ea ch m o n th WHICH Ol*H FOREFATHERS W«al FOUGHT AND FOR WHICH WE - ■! in dm I *f mi the atlan Atlantic fleet lir fleet: th e ap p ro x im ate p ro p o rtio n of c u r r e n t incotaes t h a t w a e x ­ ARE WILLING TO FIOMT. IF wwtwandzat Mai- Geo. Gae. Henry If. I t Arnold. MaL Arnold, chief pect to have to pay in incom e ta x es. JAPAN WINS TUiS WAR THE ra t the air corps; Secretary S m tu iy of War WUmmm M m i aad mad Secretary of a1 the Uu“ In any e v e n t, if w e reso lu tely ta k e c h a rg e o f o u r UNITED STATES WILL PARE E INTO HISTORY Ait A VABSAL N h t b a r . w o rries, in stea d o f le ttin g th em ta k e c h a rg e o f o s, w e m ay TO TOTALITARIAN DICTAThe Tae importance ml mi the Onluh fat-; th e f u tu re w ith cah n courage, a n d w ith th e k n ow ledge TORS. Naaal Kairt! hem U w there (k rt U to Amariean American cn c-p* th a t w e are not g o in g th ro u g h a n y th in g th a t th a w orld A MERRY CHRISTMAS—1 •mUoee *rationa when the large-scale of hoped that when tUa a h a * rcafh- feesive f««*Wa •****? agnlast Japan Japan U U nadertal. h a s n o t su rv iv ed before.** underul. fk ia t ■ h , l a , u - hr PERSONAL LOANS FOR ANY REASONABLE NEED • LOW COST ECONOMICAL CONFIDENTIAL • EA SY P A Y M E N T S The Sanford Atlantic Notional Rank M em ber F e d e ra l D eposit Iw w rs a o s C erparaU oo Japan Invasion Annies Unleash Heavy Assault Don't Want Work w !T *> CMOCOLATES F rm *h Ft Moke yowr gift our (lock is cwmplaWa W all hold you- choice or mod LANEY’S DRUG STORE Elections To Be Held At 3 Polls On December 22 (F ro m th e K ay W est C itizen ) Closing o f th e elec tric w elding school w hich o f f e r s f re e tra in in g fu r d e fe n se w o rk e rs would be a n irre p a ra b le loan GOOD ANO HAD to K ey W est. AWbilar Harm alia threatened B u t i t w ill close unless th e young men start earsUlng dhrarcs tf bar husbaad ittda t step talking fat hia aieep llu rpilt. awl im m ediately a n d ia droves. ■ov aha'i taaddar than ever. II* In o th e r c itie s , th e f re e vocational training schools are Just liaa aad grta*. - Wuilw IIa. filled to overflow ing* H e re In K ey West, the instructors jmm Harold. If ha ran i n r o l hit tana ala, hia fortuw * nuttla. - lit. i a r e m ad e to fec i like private tu to rs , so meagre la the atte n d an c e t l th e c Im a m . R o b e rt V . Doiley, state d ire c to r of Vocational Training fo r D efense W o rk e rs, has threatened t e remove the weUUng m a ch in e ry to so m e other city where there Is a tffaH a. r<wiilartuw I- fcWafekl; | TL* Oimda Cam■ unitr. Chairsms. R- F. Less. Vkc Chi Ireuui.' J. L Mah ala». Regular MrmUtt.1 l a s s Partin, and First Altcraatr, R. F. Cooper; . Tha Alta— la Ciuamuniiy, Q s in s s m If. PlsnkaU. Vica Chakrmam, Piodanai Braoe, Erguh r Mamhar. C arter* Frfler, aad 8KYRIOER SHOES fo r bays B . L . P o ri Kay West jueUftot tbs eopfktsnes i requUltioned tbs machinery far Isifer, sad n m laflom tltl aiUss. — no good, logical rmmm —>wky •f Key West sbotild be Ss to*. U N IT Y -I cm B GOOD BY fY lEU r AS WELL AS QN OR WITH YOUM auwiBAS r k W varmj thisk «f « United Lumber PIN T O c t ■ Company ^ -Ft FIFTH *0c H HALfM* rnBSCH AFC. AT Oh VFM K M ic u a cak**' m m n . «rtaA « n . -i .: J ' \ V ‘ i vDiC-1 , in -.? . .<. *Vt ft.. �; •- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19. 1911 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLOKIDA ■ Social A n d Personal Activities PAGE THREE . A B 1HVI Ol Ml < 1 s. ♦•Moil. Mi* h ( K.,*|,< |b. Mi i l yon*. Mrs 1 M V\ 1 *•11 MiFori*i» 1 > liiliffi) an Uslviiriri «l thvthni tip < D \!»* ! Rockey, Mi- Ii t M. \\ 1.. lis t. with perfect timing W saiuig n dr* - nml su itin g a gliltei even­ Mr. W 1- lb. M. - u N ing bag 11«*1 r*• 1 1 .1* light* *1 her lovely peach and jn -in ihiiiiiba) N ipper. Mi- \ k 1It Wkt-. Mi • *11it• Mary Kbf.ib. tii I *•*••• I wa* nil.(is s- w i t h (Fis* w o t • ill Me1 ii ii Sling M, 1. M V \ J'l S. n*- Ran v Sn* ,hiv \ft. r pre*entcil in an a.B » . #•. 1 Thuiiihu Williani*i. Mm \N II n. IslSl l)»p. I.liter *ln t» w.1J• r P* .!• !1 I ff, f .1 I ',n'* I in M ..nf«.11,111 Sunjn’ slsythm «c»m so.I ,i,u .I n is . , 1 ,.i.ik 'vrm .ir .Ire s UR I \M H 1 t. \M | s | \ | | |i (in 1" . ..*ti tors with n.ivi'lly K.i,ut»cth (-latikli". I > lov.lv , <'tkHU.irv.ogii * 1 it\ Hig h Sc h, .ti| bi.ioi. t . t.. . . shyly did It t-veninggown of « .1.- n.-t .... t f o o t b a l l eleven 1111, ! . th e n a r k nm ol, t ati.l M ilitan t Putin. «aff'«". trimmedw.tli ostrich C e n t r a l F l o ri d a Ml >t ,1 ig g i. ga wt-iiiii... ,. pink 1111.1 itt.*i'ti . .. . plumr-. danced n - Pui.it. Ithvlhin'lion to night at «. 1 . .*t*•r O iln n |. « \ military nim< - pin 1• (tmi. lot* 1i>n t • 1inni* ,1. *11 l l g gam , |.»i giv» »» S t a d i u m m :* .............. **'| the Kiwulii* Club I n*lt 1 pi iv It p Rootb * ••d Fund Ruth (Jordon W right Pupils Present i n,f 'J‘urlI*1 , r' Annual Christm as Re\ tie At High Schooll-mJ «».im...... », Oim* iif nu»*l entertaining re­ ^ R S . LOUR1NE B E A U Society Editor T elephone 11H tie* of the holiday *ea*on wa* given In^t night when Mr*. Ruth 0l o r y V \ t*ke«i Herman Mifhllrtnn. i Gordon Wnght pre*i*nl«*il over # | | I Editor of The Celery Krti, which 150 of h«-r dancing pupil-* in .1 *‘Chri«tma« Revue on the stage of Seminole High School The | The itanru will frature favors, •how wa* #given for the benefit a floorehow, am) rcroralioux that Mr*. K. Bolich of 1'learfield, nf the Ann-lit an la-ginii Autili MONDAY will put everyunv ... she mood for P a . i« spending the holidays a* try, with Sophia Mcl MurhI, The regular m eeting of the Christmas. | the gue»t of Mr. and Mr* Harry Valeric Well* nml Helen Stnffonl, . Tourist Club will be held in 1~ Brown. acting a* u*her* die **«'«! in flnim the Tourist Center ut 7:.1l) I*. M. major coatuinef. Harry Jn* Minarik ha* left The entertainment o|»enetl on for Atlanta where ho will be a C'hrittma, M-ene of .Sniit.i wirulI 1m I, Mm v Von F. .ton, go* atAtioned with the Officer* Rehi, nieeh^r.;*.»i doll* coat timed tuni. d i t i« «live • Innie In i« f aerve in the Naval Air t orpa. j jn pjn^ and blue tarlatan* with turn, with Mini ii Imhi nt bei wn* t*. ..U ■ . I ,, , „ I _ Mrw. K T. Humphrey an<| Mrs. t ivory full '.mils* and doll hata. d( Jadiii si llie .-suslis-ni s* with bet “ •■Mi! ifim ! Where are all f). D. Undress were hostesses on Sgt J M Benton, left yeater- ■Doll*, a fr v Bi tty Hryen. Jo " H u t Mit' <otig x«lit! the grlice of those rars going? Why to Monday i t nno„ for the annual day for lu m p Ulanding x ftr c [Ann Wilkins. Mai,uric l.ee. Marl- ful w a l l / i h x tlu u executed try b« 1 m \r Celery-Fed dance of course, luncheon meeting of the Women’s spending u few days with his - i r„ kun.l. lU r .ie tt Itrown. M s a t i n g 11 red 'Ulih co*tum e, Aly giMMlne**, why (Jo you *it there Council of the Firnl Christian' p«rent*. Mr and Mr* t \ K. Ben- Harbira \u Gexaiidet Terrell* g l l l i t i t r im m e d , \ l . i n i MetiendeX irniling rrad.ng the evening paper when church. ton. ............ ,'U ,, W;i 1 1 , *«-nte.| in u iliythm tap . Jean Nel-am llari'et 1’lair Red you inuld be .lancing to the music A »hort hu*ine*B *e*»ion w ii Military Marche'* m m dihg, Beverllv 1 sniper. Marilyn an d in* of (ilwt.n Brown's otrheatra on presided aver tiy Mr*. Ale* JohnMr and Mr* W J M»rri*nn Calhoun F mit he itrstWM. Mildred If** -1»* .• 11\ pr« -••ntesl l»v Beverly that smooth floor at the Arm- son and the devotiiinnl led by Are n g ie tin u their min, l.icut. l i e i a l isise W tlkm *o n.| <**»•.t * t . s ii*tnMie.| ni a pink «atin. Warneli ., * .. , .. 1 1 . .1 . Mr*. laAndres* A talk on the W. J Morruon, Jr, from Kt (layle Marche. (trace Marie ... 'woo In.n oiilitm y «mt, cl She _ .3 . * 1 1 - i Mon-i i .1 ,1 . qualificationii and dutie* of the Devrn*. M;»** far the Uhriatmas Stinecinher. \nn Lyle*. Sonia > 0 " 1 »ve .m isii n il n't ID .ytbiu tap deacone**e* wu* given by Mr*, holiday*. fort.in, S ...ilia ......... . f.U .ly s l............ liny Defense .Stamps t Bonds V. II f rantharn H a s t y . .\l:.ry J -...- \ n g l i s l i . S a r n h ; I . It . . . . . SI l t s - . M i i . * I - . - . . . . I Following a cu*tom of maay Mr. and Mi* K D Scott are Nell lliinlin Sue Warner. Antii mu* h upplamr in executing her planning to »pcnd the Chriatma* Ifailey. Mildred Lynch, Wanda 1tap ibxlbni %v. at tog a te,| , ..* holiday in #Hayn» villr. Ala. with Coffelt. Caro* ilei*«. Mary Martha j *«" a t i f .i tio u o o d lh* Hiillet Mr*. Scott * mother. Mi«. \V 1* (inuld. Ann tlriihinn. t siioln Huck ji 1 aji * given (•> l*-r'rlle C. Haight eba. Caio'yn Ann lle iid n i. A nn|Jri. I»... Mm....... St nek bind lynch and Amanda Run** h j anil Ann I >!*•*. •In-*»i-d in pink .................................. ... bttl f • ‘ Tiny IlnriiH t ............ Blown ....... wu* thej -l.ppei* t. m e, • year*, th e to wel shower fo r the Belle o f the Ita ir , a* *he grure n'; “ Old People* Home in Ja ck *on m her I 11 ' * ‘ l h 1 MrawiM-i ry 9 villc whs hi*l.l ut Ihr c»nclu>i»n f»Hy " ult».-.l »u In. < ll,'r'.' ■ > -> »•• »f ihc mcrling .lim in.itiv.- ........... ........... *'„n.„,. s i ! .... 1.1 south-11!!1 ' F u n e ra l D irector Social Lalendai% r ” "y,h' unrr toni,,h, P e r sonals Women’s Council Of Celery Fed Dance Will Be Tonight Church Has Meeting TODAY AND SATURDAY Double Program THE F UNNI E S T C O M E D Y OF THEIR C A R E E R ! AndersonGriffith I’hona IM COME IN AM) tifcT YOIIK IB12 lAl.KNOAIt N i black Mr*. .\| C Tracy, Mr* m a tc h A n .a l o r Miit-t m u lin g n u n t * | V ' Satin Lady (SSL HAi’i’Y m in ni ) \ y t ’harle-s v | , , . w,-11b «* l* . ........... K • * ' ' * 4- r°e!»*me«l in in ls • k.t t me -tot. i v«'e un impel *'Mi l i t l . ' h I I I S t . n i i J I l•••lne. ending t» • p i » I M l II I.I ||l • Mr* l»eorge ! w so ini M ( Zona Mnthew * w, .. H... ....... upon k**4 ^"r the re\»». it .1 »l», *•i.p Ii Ia\ tinm * were de-ow*m -I Mi* Iioinnriu* l«o,, ------. A la th e a n C la ss lia s Party ' ',l ' ' S inging, I •.%ult > Is. I III I t \ pm tv »if L r *“l' -I io.nl' ........ ............... .. in, no i}i*- Alutheun .......... ........ l !,»•■« tin- Fir*l t e r , Mr*. G r a n t h a m , Mr*. H a r p e r , w e a r in g a loo-f r n * tu m c ,.f *ildi* -i dill llo 1 »•* III • llibl, •*' |tnpli*t Church w.l held III the Mr*. U. 'I*. Pearimii, Mr*. A l e i . ver lu ine with l u t to m atch . bd • » II ii *i ,ii* I i - I -'*•••! hi annex on Tue*da\ *v»niii|» in th** ilZ T r K itan . Mr- II II s W g h - U r in- ' t j,iw 111-si 111 ........ 'v a .*11v*• i la m e e v e n in g i-ok MUNSINC. XTilMF - /j I r' .r* SHI IIA RYAN DICK HIISON EDMUND MucDONALD I It ■ ' it t Non Mi \ I, \ •i I* i , kirni> form of a coven-sl d, h -npp. i I M ■• S| iiisciphs •. Mil lanni Mm Muituv la m iioiiloi'led Hi. klioil, Jo Ai n Wilkin*, Faiths* tin* dnVnlitlil u*ing a her **iib Hi r T- *i, !;»■ Jean Nelson, Chm Jcct, “ What Chn*t Mi an* to Me ', f le* Pop in, Ann I yle*. J. riy N\ d nod Mr*. Volie \ William* talked | The Adoration ..f .,f the th. Shep | ko n. Be\rrlv Cooper. Non Had »'» “The_ I,.i v wa* • e> lioioiij. 4tnp|i|p.*, M iilvn t nl herd The t hri*in.i* — ! hll.1 t, III, .in ,i..l I I I . .I I I .. •. Inf.-.l by \ l i - W i I V i m . wim 11o< *, ha nf*o gave a *lo»v entitle*! "Vniir l ,.,l, i:.n . i .......... I W.11.m i f brislinu* I i-t | and |> ....................... S I t , . IV....I.I, M il. II V ............... II..Iv s .. im I....I ii..- •< ii.n.i i . .i r a ••“ i" a* a duet. -.1 , III., th in ' .........................I Beck. lead a lidter from bv l . . ' 1'e » ,.k in .• red glitter Mr*. B It. ... M,,, , the , Rev. W P |lrook«. Jr ,<n. C o t it m s nit.I. ,I•• .\ n n U M ! k i i i * , t! . , , loyalty. Lift* wi re * \* hanged i (I . *1.1 Os , \* s i l l I I I ; • i d s* l » . . I 9 * M im in g the meiiibei * and gift Is•**! n i n e from the cla** well* presented I I »i. . | i n t il l ehlleif •* c •• •n i n to Mr*. William*, lent bet, and t o I o f v • lliiw m i n t i i m m s s - .I i n g h l l Mrs. Brook * 1 i ' • . l i e ! t , | ti \ : . t i d i d . In -lie** Thom* enjoyed the party were: ii l i •p i hvthni, ao l th** ' S t • » Mm A. C Madden. Mi* J A |r if Mil. hd by St Mv Rt to* Hall Strange, Mr* I M Kntiminger. I M i l |Vg » y HnVkell, t*elirvu Bril Mm (2. K. Ilollina, Mr* J T |no. Mil.III.I Tuttiet. Mail** I • ‘ Newby, Mr* F F B»l*. Mr* celt. Katbivn Ctilluio Ib'lly t ol B (!. Methv in, Mr* R ’/. John | I m . llorkira MrSah. Betty CtH.k. win, Mr*. J W Hall. Mr* Lulu R»»*e Ann Binok* and Betty MilliT, Mrs. P F ^higliAiu. Mr* roll a**i*tnig her. 1Murray Jarvio, Mr*. W (1 l.yim I W eanng a g tem taffeta even untf ,\jr, Jndcr Cameron mg dr* .1 graceful tap routine AI*o Mr*. Pearl llan*«-ll, Mr*, pr• *• nied !»\ J.utice C»m»U and Fred Hurrimin, Mr* Kunice Kay, \nv Bond* I' mU v ‘ ’.vn* Mrn. Jo*ic Wiimwtrghl. Mr*. W. jj wUnr l»\ * b.irfe* poplin with ►rol. K Hctt*, Mr* 4L i (»ibb*, Mr a. c 2 > lAND OF ^ ! UWUSSNBS! City will* IH M ' *1 »k« Mun.siniovtfar’is new fabric ‘ excitem ent— Ik* kM tk***««d $2-98 Whits pin-point dot* on a soft, warm ground in wonderful »l*epy *hnde-<. Cosy, comfurtable ea«y tn-launder fabric fur your winter klumbers. Heaven Blue, Cosy Coral, L ily Blue. AUo. a clever two tune P. .J,’ sOtie. Both in ■lies 14 to io . BADLANDS 'iff01 % CH A H JTY FOO D SHUW ‘ BAT. 10 A . M. B E N E F IT E L K 'S XMAS 11ASKK1 C H A K ITY F U M J 4 OO 1*1 C orrltr F irs t At F ren ch OPEN NIGHTS T IL CHRISTMAS!!! EXTRA! EXTRA! 44, The grand ftnrl* 1*.»111.1.«I <B «tt|i» iniiobi-i « mi tl's- stag. wifti Joynie M .Mae Join. * ,I* .*<Ii. 11^ m .. -uu: ,, mg Our r Irig I,, Ms.. \\ dkin* ,n * f;*V ;1 I ( II I 1 I l ­ Vnuglm and Mi** Betty Meyer. WMtt F re d erick t ’«»oper, II.»\ rbani^*, t ie o r g e |( u th eif« u d Ibaoiii* Stew a r t , Wi*e Ibird io. I * \ 1. 11it \ its • T ho ma* F r n n e r . ltd \ Ip Iih It >b by Jo h n * an d Rudo.pb <o»»th t b n i l o t t e Si. m w.,. ut *. I jn n t a p 1 toil me , - M ms.I to u blur* n et b rief *mt. g l i t l . r tim i tn r,| DANCE hp«in*or«*J l»v Crlery Armory Tonlfht Clawing . . . with new flattery I Infinitesimal moonbeam (flicker* on soft, »u«U able,' cuddly fabric I In' H*arribable flattery 1 in fliMd tSolds of shlrrril elastic. Indispensable warmth for winter. lit­ e r penelve, toot “Star Lighter* p. 1. In Heavon Blue, Nod Blue, Poochglow, Rosa Bed. Slier 14 to SO. Softy colon In soft bruibod rayon for alumtvring warm the*o win­ try nights. Young flat­ terer of a gown from our Fall-frooh collection of Munalngwenr “ DreamMakora* . . . w r y one a sleeping boautyl Morn­ ing Blurb, Blyaken or Murmur Blue, Drowsy Coral. • Adeortisad In MMademoi*•11*“ . Sam ushling a reah*tlc note. | ^ Wearmg a ted, white iiti'l blue I print, Ihmnu Je.*ri |!unn*r!id a trip I R routine, and a waltt rhythm wa* J pren.-ut.-l liy Jeun Utuive Vntn. • K -vearintr It g tr m ..<tin, rufflnl R trim, evening tln-*»Kl A ...It t.*H* rmililte WIM Kuril - by |*i.l»l»-v Krik'li-h wbu al»» •»"! "On Ciflh Avenue” «» » *"1”. cos­ tumed m ti rrri-e net full -lint | over fiKUi..*l .utm briefs. All uut* | i stan diiu perfiirinanci- w#» Riven t by 11,.lures, one Im-iiir tl>* lult> wheel dime over four rhairx i.lnre.l I In u r..w ...I the nml ulber * uerutuiti.- xtiints. Joynie Mac June, Mirpsixed tier audience with her urrubatlc minttier*, inrludii.K lha “ .traiKbt x|dit“, T h in e .e aplil’* and bulaneiiiK a Klava uf wnler on her head while doi»K aerobatic atunta. She wav drea.ed in an acrobatic suit of | silver lame rloth for the stunt num-. lierx. For tile “ Walla C lo g ’, »he wore nn elaborate costume of blur satin trimmed with maribou. Grace Msrie Hlinvcipher de. I ligh t.il her audience with her nmnU-rx which ronxixtevl uf is loe ■lum-e and a i by thin tap. IUr cos­ tume was yellow satin with ilia* mond trim. An “ Advanced Walts Rhythm” was prrsentrd by Shirley Fraser MorRnn, who w«x enstumcl In a military blur satin suit studrd with silver stars. Little Mary I uu Copeland, brought down the. botrit vrllh her “ Boogie W.h.kler song wearing •n rvrning d i e s of archill nst nvrr satin, ulilter trimmed. Charle« * Poplin dressed as a wounded soldier singing “I Don’t Want To tiet Well, I’v* Cot A Beaulif.il Nurse* wav ably as­ sisted by Jo Ann Wilkins as lh* "Red Crs»w Nurse". — Costumed In gold and green, Boverly Knjrrs gava a naw tap rhythm ami wearing a military biuo satin coatumo presented a military tap. Dally Jano Copaland wore an unusual eostumo mud* of black and whito leather with red trim ami high lop hat and rtrl gloves. Sh.. gave lh* professional ■lance, “Hwrst 8uo“, fastest bock and awing danre on Broadway, and delighted the audieneo with Use song, “1 Don’t Waal To Sot Bn u lled Rayon Aqua And. CoreL Lounge Youll f*e| Ilk, purring • • • Its THAT comfy! Dowj ooft Zephyr Bru.h Rayon . . . Delightful drowsy colon to guaranUe y o u ll wako up lookIng your p rettiest “ pus syfotMr” sketched, aketehod. come syfocMr" comes lo Moruing Blush, Mure-nr Blue. Drowsy Coral, Blyakoa Blue. 14 to 10. M AKE XMAS rELEPHO NE ‘v SATIN PANTIES • ustrou* Karon Satin lusltous Ruyu.l Sl.ppcr Sol.It • Richly I .ace T rim m ed • fmbtotdftcd Top • Wide S*rcp Slut • Rotol Wmr 14 to 20 • Trinwf or Blue One of Atony H o llfo o d RoOtt I 98 lo 6 94 « iin f WOOl WOO SH O PS shops ----- __ -»* A far THRIFTY SH O PPE** GIFTS FOR EVERYONK ON YOUR LIST! • k-'<>siill;.sis I'i-iii A IVtt Ss'ls • A larm t'l.x k x Ami • Trasi-I A larm I lark s —■ • W rist Wat. In-' K.ulak * • — lllll Folds Hid S|..(V • Sr-ls Frii-iidsiiii.'s (iar- • di n S<d< • • S i-I m Si-1 s ISHi t Viitiiry K m 'IIiiii ; Iii I'liri.s l ..Iv Sr-tH — |.» v - • in iliir Set.* • Shavn Sr-I.s — Mi-n’x Wriwlvy • IV rluim - & T nilet 9 Ss'ti* W itte r ^ Sluti.iiis-rv —C 9 Flu.'hlib’lit.s • Italiy Play 9 Ss'ls — Tr-tldy Hears — Y ellow Howl | ’i|HM — Frank I*I|km —Tnlmccir I’on riles — C igars. C'itf. nre It ex anil Tnlmmus in in Christnina PutkaKi-s — nml many other K ill* ideal for Christman t*h’- -v inj*. HOLLINGSWORTH and NUNNALLY’S SILK 1AIRMAID $1.15 | HOSIERY 89c— NYLONS $1.50 You.Can’t Go Wrong I F YOU G IV E ; SMOKES ---------- - BBJi,.* 1 L- f'* ' — UiffeBcn,i - r r,“ ^ -?T* '1 ^ G W �♦ • 1 ■ J i i u aaa i lbw Be Tbankful-Be Merry-Be Happy-Bccausc You L ilt in Amenai ( while carrying out operation! * f» ln it a Japanese atUek on V inch guna and had a complement of 1,1500 offlcera and men. Tt 15-inch guna aod had • complement of 1,206 offlcera and men. JOSEPH C. CREW, mhot* long career u .imbattmJor In Jmpmn ended when the Jape Organ Iheir U lliirleg. Thli photograph ahnwa Mr Crew with hit Inevitable cigar In 11^ gardeoa of a resort near Toklo. It It his latest picture as received IT the United Slates. t The pull ol peace and contentment hat been replaced by tha smoko of war. i Aa the world knoaa. Mr drew entertained sincere bopaa that tha war party In Japan would be restrained In lla program of afgrceaton. _ I KeepStar o f K | Hopeand Freedom I Shining in America*"**' UY U. S. DEFENSE BONDS AND ■ • w a J O k«I I l l l Y t l , I’ U t l i f l U lJ fU lU , W V .U IU , U l a n • O i M W U a V t J T IU 1I m v e t t n t v s v u * i •1 W SIIISJ director of organization of the State committee; J. Edwin Baker, Umatilla. Second row, left to right, Buck Sawyer, Cocoa; George Johnson, Orlando; Mrs. Chariea Stqunko, Crystal River; Leo Fugle, Mayor of DeLand; Mrs. Dozier De Vane Jr„ Or­ lando; Mrs. Helen O. Troy, Daytona Beach. TMrd row. O. B. Shanley, Daytona Beach; C. B. Trrndwny, State chairman; John E. Socaah, DeLand; Gordon K. Elwell, Stale director of publicity; L. L. Jacobs, DeLand; Joseph A. Cawthon, St. Augustinfe feel Calderon Ouardla I on him to aakrjehat U. 8. territory In Iheil'acftc nta tha flrat country,Jn the »ttom photo, crowd* J ------One man wa< Stan at ny action u m m on hill. nr*. Had by Rap. Sam Hohbe of Ala■a requiring every American to fingerprinted aod to carry aa *t«l identification card. Two �TRftAT, TJW ttW BR *rt, T9T1 UI I I . | im r M - .- m - ------- nmm, txmm, mm™ - ear-------: --L--------------- ua~ MAYBE y«c~ Mm l - f » r r n iiv • Ho U#i»'0 n rt« LONNIT f If,I '.tm» in »i,» . f f». .«u.l ),*«] The* .»•»* «»n-r»» *if H,r - »»*1 J \| •rn|.i\ th* m^nth Jinti.iry, rirhn v KSrven unknown 1nude at>plloation f -r .* i j \ Jv*«l | pr»»pr*riv t • - . 1.1 Ilf l I wI.•• li I• I hr *1 t)j y of \ m are lie n lt a r\. I i ■ »•» Im |«muc»t 11»-• r • * V | | rmrfti i i ' J | r i<*,|#,| u * • h.- i n n , ' • l J I h i u ir< * •i * I • api f in lr » lli f' I J ■ • •Hm II,.* •t »• fir.tle* rlliMj I . 11..u | |*or|e*r I I " I n * , | »• , * 1 11 .l.t \ of P d fu n * lit of J « tui.t r t \ I• . •‘u rilit’d i*i **i • i It lilt III? \ • ?'.«. I • • 1©• (till .,1 4*.»f|||i| III’ I S t III It*' 4• >» . •I | Ii l m ;it\iM ).v li it K.• III*I Inti In I 1r m a. ««U • I • I .m I- & ? AOVbTilMO- r? 8**iiiltioU m ’v I’lurUI* !. I .(•» I -« ^ K K « « N « ft» « W V » -V « r < » U W « M « k « » H K W K I « ALTMAN’S USED CARS FOR CHRISTMAS! A NEW W e s tin g h o u s e l* ill i;vi" \\ i I m I li I. HI \IT I li t l l n t r %% in » h <n«i ~r »t i itia ; mi •i i* * iw m id iii t 1! i: K* Mi |, i .i \ . .......... IF YOUR OLD ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR k• I (III , ,i\ » n I •v -i. . i .. N f mu Mil II I I *• II * 1 1 \ » * 1 II I •* • CAR HAS l*OOR TIRES TRADE IT IN ON ONE OF OUlt Ensy USED CARS Terms T h a i H a v e G ood T lra u Her* are three of th# tlx wirahlps Secretary of the Navy Knoi decUrrd were sunk in Japnn'a trrachcrou* jncak raid on Pearl Harbor befor* war waa declared l-eft, in the 32.000-tun Inattli «hip .!««:«•»*#•. I„gkvat losa for the U. S. Top, right ia the destroyer l)owntn} laum-hnl in 1936. Hot turn, right i« thr <lrShaw, launched in 1936. Third destroyer sunk, the C otttn. waa launched alongside the Sha «. Three other naval craft were sunk. 1940 Chevrolet lM lu re Tow n S edan ........... ftt>75.UO 1939 Plymouth Japan Has Over 148,000 Square 485.00 C oupe Miles and 72 Million Pen ole 1938 C h e v ro le t D elu x e to w n S e d a n .............. 4 75.00 1*37 C h e v ro le t D e­ lu x e S p t. S ed an W . R ad io 395.00 1937 P ly m o u th 395.00 Sedan 1938 P ly m o u th C oupe .............. J185.U0 1937 O ldttm oblle I Pasw. C oupe 305.00 TR U C K S 1911 C h e v ro le t Yi P ic k u p 015.00 Ton 1936 C h e v ro le t 1 Vi to n C ab & Cha.iia ............. LKC;.\L N O T IC E S 295.00 1934 C hevrolet V /t ton C ab & S ta k e ......... X.. 195.00 Ford r n W. la i f t Baaferd, . . Fla. i ii vr11 ii i7r-; i»i •II* i * •i • 1\ I III « lilt I I I « Ml II I M VI II Jl l»l< I VI I III! I I I . IN r u n i n k m h m i oi %Nil I KI \ DEMON • S I K \ I ION! mi-. .i\ B AAND U EKLKCTItIC R R SLKVICK A D IO TME NAVY W A N TS A M BITIO U S M EN T H E R E C R U IT IN G O F F IC E R ' Thousands take PRUNOL Prune Juice Laxative For CONSTIPATION Wh*'n not (i|(htinf. th r m r i l r t l and «nilr. fm«ol .o f te n * u te p art of the Ja iw n r.r pvoplr m v ! a .tU r , ttla iU W i In tn tteal n o ,, . ? 7fiK..I 1| ' of li, ".11 i i l c, |l.* ‘,f,r . but fi.li i,h>h I *. 1" _ . _k«lM brl«f, tllu main ______* , ln itlo . n b«rk so plentiful th .t It. too. i. n ' 1° »“ ■ • » - * •* bH Irtln. itaple rlirt. I | 0**Hn»nd to u lk fr. *0* «r U .H H err » rr .ome other thinx* thJt »!«••. 8«M and |«in.»*ed by f ■ • ■ " 4 V Ioont L jC T T S O f B C M S D E V E L O P doubt t h e i r iMVEKrri'je j - 1 n o w i THAr' NED o TALENT IN t h ' j— * V EXPtAi NAWN/r •Cm 3 ; ( AN OONT FERCET VA CiETb P A o ) \ tUHILE WA LEARKI '] ------ --------- rr. \ ub^ ) . OKAW— I'M ^IGNIMO R i Cj H T N O U J Ti & 'Jll: r N O -N O N,. ^ I Kk'OUi^ ALL. ABOUT IDOYT ,£F D X MECAiNIKS - 1 K lN FIX TW%' . WEP h e l p ; J \ QUICKER THAN WA KlN ------ ------C > - 7 7 LAPS UP A <q O v O h C H o a . c K ’soaA J with the South’s moot efficient heat—clean— 1,c l tin H e lp l o u O w n A R e a l H o m e of Y o u r Own ACROSS FROM COST OFFICE BICWCLE- I U lM f I s-l—.li V I • - ,p % THAT'S NCTTONLW A O O O O ID E A , B U T J CAN S E E UUBVL MOT ONLW HAVE 1TIME F O R A SC O A , B U T A M C V 1B A S 0 -----------— ----- r- tDELL!.1 , SO LONCl! . At Kiret Federal you ri,n g> t '.ome money from I,mm' M L . • or home loane to help >ou i.uild, buy o r refinanre u li'mu-. Takeyour pick! Navyor Naval Reserve? Whether you |0*n th© tegular Novy or »h« Naval R«»«rv«# your chances lor odfoncemenl, fo loam skilled trades, lor travel and odv«ntu»« or© th© somt Th* moment you ©nlut, you say good by© lo lay-offs ond pay cuts You haw© a chance lo got lo lh* lop in any on© ol almost fifty skilled liodev Freo meals, board, medi­ cal and denial car© And o pay mcroat* »n 4 moolhs. II you o»« 1/ o» over, gel a fr#« copy ol lh# tlluslrolad booklet."lilt in mi navy** by writing ur colling th« Novy Cdilor of this paper ) one who really know. how. hrlggo, Jeweler Magnolia Av«- EXCHANGE 100 lb. refrigerate A day b*»t for hay o r row I- U . H arp, Cnwccnt City, KU - 1>H H A LE UBIKQ KEROS at Tauchton’i Oro. WOT- OAK 4 lighter wood. Fro^ dellvory. Coma on ever or write Trtmper’. Wood Yard, Oataap. CHANGED our location Chrlatma* tre e , to corner ir k 4 2nd. If. M. Lord. Phono U 03. 9Ti I.C have a fow now Corom PorUWe Typrw riU r.. Excel ont Xmaa g if t . Uaefal, practi cal. Hayoaa Office Machine Cu. FAT Vouiig turkeys, home dressed, 30cTIb. Palm etto Grocery. P h ^ e 441. if «S E R V E WCHJR COUNTRY.* BUILD WOUR F U T U R E J JO IN T H E NAVW, N O W ! Aasoclatieii of Seminole C ounty B U S IN E S S S E R V IC E BAtU grand piano, anliiiuc lor, .r a t A other houeehulii furnl HAVE YOUR watch repaired by l u?»- Forjijivolntm ont «alltui« P [ ALUCUU ME. M l*A. ~V 4- F irst Federal Savings & Loan Classified Advertisements L y- ER R CAN ErTHER^ lCl^>.OCOtJRSE OF HOU MEN r ix J THE CHAIN ON MW 1 1• » ~L GREEN’S FUEL GAS SERVICE A FFORD '/ Y - * HEAT YOUR HOME waft—economical. No obligation for frer catlmate. i’hone 005 , THATt. ORE AT! I UEVER COULD^ t h e TlM6 0 « MONEV , L*uECE«>ARV FOR MACHIMERV ^ — > TO EXPERIMENT FlViE • -SJMCE WOLfRE MAMOV OUT' TOOL^» SA O E T S ACHAM Ct ,M TH' NAMV TO . ' U6 E TH‘ F lM E S T v / EQ U IH M EM T IM T K UX5R L O AM' ULitr THE VER-f BEST O P IMSTRUOCTION6 < * . She produce, three-fonrlh. of the w orld', output of nilk. Until the wn- with Chinn, J a ­ p an'. la rx e .t import end export trade w a, with tile United SUtos. They have compulsory elemen­ tary education and only ID per literate. For more than a y rar Japan h a. _cent o f the nation i, counted il!had a eugenic, law, which com* IH l.l\ V M >V Ml V»*••• l« Vft |M N I IU Ml ft li WASHINGTON— Dec. 19— pel* tin* sterilisation «.f mentnlh in o i i \ n ii r u t : s r \ t *: — They full it “ Little Japan.** Hut deiangetl and phv«it ull\ unfit i II OIIIM %. IN (II % \ No r n i; o r %i *p i .m %rn»N i o n ( is* . \ i si it a:it mm i ]• it? There are 148,‘«?>6 hquiire pcnaoii*. T*%\ Ik* • l» miles of it. Theta about a hurr ' l'r< tlomiuuting fmtli iw fthmt«• li* v i f i i; > i i .ii.n if i l l t m i N i f » i o i lia s a • dred thousand mure square milt** iain, wlueli n the wunlup «,f m n i *r I**► IH III 11 *■*M\ • I \ I > * \l.**\/* • i i r.i: , l. im. wit .. than there m e of Knglund. I >1 .r I w I in • i• i»l■ • » t • s IktimI mice*t«n « HuiMIiimii is rn \l \a . i -* I*. • • •••»*•a ( 1 • •1’• «• Iii•i i; i.| i i n i* \ i n*N’ | . i till, .il" N•• s i The population ia 72,697,TOO in in popularity I I,. *^i .i. ,.i | i , I I VM'N’A ....... . ••*i i" i v i • i * t«•- , Japan proper. That’s seven m il­ Ifi the census of 1930 it \%a< lion let *4 Japanese than there are found there were 70.99*1 fon igu G e rm a n s. born Japanese hi this count r,-. And the Japanese don’t concer Most of these are ronrentratrd nil T U I NAVY W A M T3 Irate i :» Sukiyaki either. Moatl> or near th • Pacific coast. HBD-BLOODBD M IN they concentrate on fighting. They are known a-* natively belligerent. AH' UJMAT'6 A A O R E .\ ^ tU U L L -E R R I'M They have a reputation for being S A LEARM R A W OWCE I M O ST tN IN T E R E S T E D ) sadistically cruel, jMi-Mibly be'dOU'KE H TH kiAVW- V . ’i MACHlMGS ,------ / eauae their tniall physical stature VUHAT C U J A M T T'BE I v-------------- vT— i 'V * . haa developed within them an in ­ feriority complex. Every Japanese boy goes into military service for two years when he reaches the age of 20. Pn,«*J U ■ fruit Julrv U u IIt* After thut In* is liable L i service wklrh I n l n l x t iih] k U f,k k lr Until he m forty ycara old. j Altman •Chevrolet Co. Il( ft »v PAUL ROBINSON C TTA K L Tr L -. ANOSOW STJCGON o TO SENO TO THE OTV TO 4 N AOCNCf AHO CKT A B C lir A , DOZEN O F THCT2 fU STTlESr MODELS - L f V n w .B e m v « ace WAOCf I D STAY o u r OF WAT FASHION S h tV i - IF be.1 QBT POOFESEOIAL MOOElS V teR E S U N C -' I--------- VAMEAN.UklfVl, MOIHE/3- SETrVAND YOU CNOW--LIKE SCENHS . MAfiAZlNSS.' 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PERKINS IBMCT M E N ’S W E A R LEGAL NOTICES th# O rg a n 8 J O E m a r y D au taah O r c h e itr a 8:46 V ir g in ia 8:00 M o rn in g D rro tlo n a 8:16 M alodie M o rn m ta 8:30 O M D ir t D obb*r 10:00 C h ild re n '* B irth d a y P a r ­ ty 10:46 L a a t W a Forr**11:00 U P N*w» 11:06 K a y T h o m p a o n 'a F ra tla a l 18;00 L in to n W alla, N rw a 11 JO T im e f o r th a T im e s 18:05 Sign Off 11:46 U P N ow s 11:30 O r g a n o ta ltlm T am srrw W B P r e g ta m 0 :30 N o rm an B e asley A Ills 11:66 T e m p e ra tu r e 12:00 T h e a te r o f T od ay F lo rid a C o w lo y s 12:30 S t a r t O r a r H ollyw ood 7:00 B r e a k f a s t B f a r l l h e , 1:00 F a r m F o ru m 1:15 T h r e e S la te rs 1:20 M a tin ee M usical 1:80 A d v e n tu r ta In S cience 1:46 J u a n A r rq u , song* 8:00 O f M an a n d B o o k s 2:30 B r u s h C rp ek F o llie s D U IT O C O L D 3 J O C o lu m b ia ’s C o u n try J o u r n a l 8 J O P a in ts C y ril A S e n la ry COUGH i Xntvr 0TMHYmiTOPIECEl H 1 '7:46 UP N m 7:55 Weather and H im 8:00 T h t World T oday 8:16 lan iM WUabar a t 55c and 40° 3 pairs. $1*10 B. L. PERKINS CORRECT MEN’S WEAR C h o ru s. 3:66 P ra a a N aw a 4:00 M a tln a a a t M e a d o w b o n k 6:00 Cleveland Symphony FARMERS’ MAKKET NOTICE M H E R E B Y GIVEN, T h ai H. M. W alao a koldee o f T a a C ertific ate Be. I I I . leased t i e Tie day e l O ctober A. D.. l i l t , baa (lied earn a In m y o ttle e and b aa m ade ap p licatio n f o r a t a a d e e d l a be leased thereon. B a ld ' c e r t i ­ ficate em b races tb a fe lto a d sg dearrlbed p ro p erty la tb e C b e e lr of Seminole, n ta le o f F lo rid a, to ­ w nl o t I I b p r la c II a rs mock T be eeeeeam eal o f tb e said p ro ­ T o JH U U o y d Vouchee., T o n - perty under tb e sa id r e d IHearts wee leased In |b e nam e s f H . Hf s n o s le , K sneee Too a r e h ereb y notified t h a l ssult baa |r\« tlt 6*«pd a r a in a t ,rni In th a c ir c u it C ourt of lh a Ninth J a d lr la l C ircu it. In an d fo r H*mlnoU C ounty, F lo rid a, to I which you a ra h rra h y Rivderad | to a p p e a r Ip crao n ally of by a t* I in rn d f) to a n s w e r lh a IIIII a f Com p lelm flt«d In l b , e s se o f *iT iarlls I . V-m rhess re. E lla I jn r .t Voorheee, sam e beln* a n actio n for d lw re e . o n or b efo re 11he Sth d ay s f Ja n u a ry . I ttt. n a m e b e ln a s flu la Dey of th is f o n r t, o th e rw ise n D eeres F rs I’nnfeeen w ill bs s n ts rs d agm inat you fo r fa ilu re U> ap p ear, plead, nr a n s w e r a s rerpu'red b r lew. Form er b ltd s h av in g boon r s IT IM F U R T H E R tlRD K IU ID th a t th la O rd er ha p u b lish ed )#rlPd. 8M l 8t| bid* Will a g a in bs once a w eek fo r four I t ) co tv r»r»i«P.! by th * A tlo n w y 0 *n*rml eecullvo w eehe, a n d not lean th a n bf th* N u i# of F lo rid * * t h it u n til It I tw e n ty -e ig h t I I I ) d ay s nor m o rs •rn<*» In T allsh aas* # th a n e l i t y ISO) d ay s p rio r to tb s 6‘rlnrlc Noon, W fd n ta d ijr, J a n u a ry fifth day o f J a n u a ry . I l t f . Is The S anford H erald, a n ew sp ap er pabllehed In S rm ln o la C ounty, F lorida. M leeallaseose P rW l n sd V eaela*** W ITNEJM m y o fficial h an d a n d H epeel. g a le s s p I s ! » * • *• **■ pen i I a l b ad fo rd . Ilem lanle ( h a n t f , Dee. IP. IP tt Florid*, th is I day of D ecem ber, repo rt no » 1* 11. O P. HERNDON A rrt.K H . E astern R»» eaeM 11 SO C le r k . to IIAO D oles 11 an I-. I> Ily A. M. W E E K ! 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Wood* row W lleon H a lt. sam e b ein g an a a llo n f o r divorce, cm n r b e ­ fo re t b s I t h S ay of J a n u a ry , I t t t . earn# b ein g a Halo D ay of th la ( b a n , o th e rw ise a Da* e ra s P ro C sa fa sso w ill b s t i t e r ­ ed a g a in s t y o s fo r fa ilu re to sp a pear, plaad, a r a a a w a r aa r e q u ir ­ ed by law, IT IB F U R T H E R ORD ERED th a t Ihta O rd er be p u b lished o aaa • w eak fo r to u r <«) co n secu tiv e R A t'lN H E *: D*s. bu n H e l» !>'■ M ’lNACH. bu. hPf. H um m er Type. KQUARIL’ bu! hpr. Ite lla w . choice p u b lish ed In Hemlnule C o u n ty , It M • F lo rid a. IW T . l-OTATOrat, 'O w l. aaahii vrTTNKSg my o ffic ia l h a n d a n d ll.M l« ll.M . bu. tub* •»* •<* aaal s i Hanford, gaud nolo Ceu M r . F lo rid a , Ib is 4 d a y s f D sdam bsr,. t o m a t o e s , i s i s a t lb. d r a le s , ISIL > ■ • -.■<■ * ar.l lo Sltod »I.Ie» t u IM S •-“ ** cm HERNDON. C la rk D. C. (SE A L ) The Jeweler Friday N ite Dec. 20th , Everybody is Invited MANAGER Hr A. M. WRBKJL a*.’ The gift of eenUment! l*he Etfl that will .endure after Christmas h** ^ i through tbe year*. See our lartfr aeleetUin in all the dlffereat atone*. LAKE MARY <•» l.lilKM . Hu. b aah t. l l . l t LUTTUCB Iceberg lo e ss d ry pack d o t 10c OKRA. flu. hpr. I l l * ONMNH. IS lb. aaak. yellow |1 »• to I t l l . S panish, I t I I tu U I* w h its ll.a o d o t bun. •!»« to s o . 'l l It ANOKA, I n U * . tom b. I l l s b ag s »S« No. I t l . i r b ag s U*n I’ARALKT. d m bun. U e to ISe. |>KA*. tlraan . bu. h p r. 11.11 to f t 04 P E P P E R * , bu. hpr. I I . H to l i t* POTATOK*. Rad Bll*a hpr. No I a lia 11.11 lo l l f l l ; la ll.M ta I t .I I . Main*, ew l. ll.M . Need, can n d lan C e rtifie d Red lilies FOR A PFRftC CAR W A S H . . . / Xmas Suggestions UuntKul Klowsr Print* 50e and up Mcaullful Fashion Print* 50c and up After Dtantr Cupa • Saucers |1.00 and up. LoU of Curio Placet 25c « Many other placet suitable aa gifts, glaaa* ware, tataa, sliver, mirrors, etc. V V At the Chicago Furni cent less for our furqi At the New York Fi cent less than the n ANGEL'S EAT SHACK EDW IN W EAVER Sanford A reata }mX Of ANTIQUES Of Genera Avenae AT TH« Thouianda Arcade Package Store T O tn X FIN D THE B1 L una or in i e s B -u iri’a i s > Halt P ik a all ^ MORE Wfe have Die largest stock in our history. Our War*-; house and our floors are bulging with merchandise. Because new regulation* will probably be b effect after Christmas^ we btend to reduce this stock at least One Half if prices will do it. Costs are forgotten C hili-Short,O rders Delicious Dinners Steak & Chicken SANDWICHES ALL KINDS O r V I MAY NOT BE THE BEST IT IS THE CHEAPEST Market we paid 38 per ian the average merchant. Auction we paid 4’ ft?price: flW'jM reason we sell it to you for lees. TIL CHWSTMAS-ONLY Fine Liqi j i ■ i.' . *■ * a: , $1bl i 2*« & n t �tct ■ A1LY NEWSPAPER AN INDEPEND1 l a 1108 - .* *. ~r* • • <:•.*'*' .^ 7 * 1 I f e r a lh SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1941 Sanford la The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail lllghwaj And Water Transportation Member Aanoclated Press N U M B E R 95 bks!ed^American Submarine Sinks Increase Army Additional Jap Transport Registration Set By Congress At 18-64; Military Service la Liable From Overthrow Mussolini Formation Of Action Committee To Seek # Separate Peace For Italy Is Reported Mikado .Wants to Be Roosevelt WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. Reds Wipe Out • N azi Division 40,000 German Lives A re Declared Lost * In L ast Two Weeks The Russian Embassy an­ nounced today a group of militant Italian anti-Faadsts and Communists have form­ ed a secret committee of act­ ion aimed at overthrowing iMaaeolini and concluding a separate Italian peace.' This committee has appealed to all Itallana, the Embassy said, • t# strive for these m a la : DeaoariaUoa of Dm pack with HtUsr.lmmodlate separate peace CM "*- . Mttsdo. Michigan tadlgnant over U e t t -h e o **• U. ara seeking to cHahgs tha aai ia ian ^ lt. Boom af tha town’s T il resident* era p J P W i t n m which thjy he** crossed out Um » s b ‘ No Practice For Keep Blackouts To Be | O a a t a division normally has IS,- C a v i t e , Philippine Naval Base, Sur­ vives Heavy Bomb­ ing Attack Friday New Commanders of Hawaiian Defense Beilin Says Troops g a r d e n Lecher Gets Withdrawn Accord­ Instruction From ing: To Army Plans A rea Main Office A aparial announcement broadeast by tha'M oscow radio told af the t a atmua caaoaltlea Inflicted ope tha back-trackia ( N a i l s botwahaDae. 7 and '17. Tha rvrulai ay on the run". Berlin says aaa and Italian troops were 'drswing “according te plan." jin * a pear heads of U m Brit* 7 "i S rili uT T ^ t h X s ^ elfhth army raced too miles hi a trap waat af Maacow and > in tha Libyan desert last tha m tp tu n af naiaaroni vlllasea it behind fleeing Axis forces and tawna there aad an tha north an relentless pursuit which netted Um big airport of Deroa and threatened to envelop all tha coastal highland! on the hump of Clrenaica. The advance was a t such tre­ mendous speed that British cen­ tral headqoaktan brushed adds tabulation af capturva behind tha front Uaaa on Im former battle­ field of Ceaala, and announced: •AH attention a t the moment la htlng concentrated on malnUlntng relentlaaa prasaare upon tha rvtrealiag adatar." Tha flight o f'th e German and — Congress cleared the wayl yesterday for a 4,000,000-maql army by approving and eeadlafl. to President Roosevelt IcgisliT* Uon requiring the regiitratloa all men from 18 to 64 years old,' Inclusive, and making those from 80 to 44. inclualve, subject to military service. Officials at aalacUvo service headquarters said tha registra­ tion probably would not beg la tafore “several woeka." Although the now draft kOI makes possible an Army of at least 4.000,000, (hero Is no way of tailing wbelhac that many m»n will ever he call­ ed to the colors. Secretary of, War Stimeon haa said Increases In the Army would ha ordered "In the light of the strategic situation as it davelopa." Both Houses agreed speedily on compromise amendments to the Selective Service Act which War Department officials said would make a total of 1,211,000 man available In the next few months. In addition to the 1,» 800,000 now In uniform. By compromising on a mini mum age of 20 for active serv­ let — a year younger than tha House desired and a year older than the Senate had voted — Congress cut off an additional supply of 600,000 potential sol dterv But with 100,000 youths tu rn ­ ing .20 every month, Congressional ' rs said there was every ree<roason to believe that the Army would got all of tho men It could •quip and train as fast aa It could handle them. Unde* car aantly approved leglslitlqn tha Navy could obtain up to M.000 af the mlecteea and tha Marines 10,000. • .■ v i. of i a j 00^100 men ------Uggartakew under terms of Um bill calling far the listing af all malea from 10,through 04. Added to the 17,500,000 already registered this would give selec­ tive service officials records on 41.000,000. Seminole County will Imvc no prsctlee blsckouU except by in ­ struction from tha Headquarter! of tha Third InUfoopter Com­ mand a t Tampa, Las R. Leehar, air raid wardaa for this county etatsd this morning. The Stats Defanaa Council alio adrbed Mr- Laahar* It la proparing one-half million circu­ lars far early distribution to FlorUa homes tailing residents what Liao Association WB1 Pay, Dividend An aawual dW dad will be paid Direct Bomb H it Is Claimed By Dutch Pilots On Cruiser A sweeping shgkeup or me rmcuic cont* mend following Secretary Knox’s report rt on the Pearl Harbor disaster resulted In changing commands of the Navy, Army and Air Force. Lieut. Gen. W alter C. Short Rear Admiral Chester V. N lm iti (center) became head Construction On Titusville Road f Nears Completion Three Dogs Turn In Fast Time At Kennel Club Runs Three dogs turned In the fail time of S0J seconds last night during official schooling races at the Sanford-Orlando Kcnntl Club over tho futurity distance to pro­ vide tho feature of the 23 races that were presented. Cornin' Along. Gay Kop and Real Spry turned In tho speedy runs, while other greyhounds Just a tenth of • second behind were Don Orlando, Silent Officer. Offi­ cer Andrew end Lucky Ranger. Four d o n entered each race.. The Large crowd received a laugh In tha final race when Beau­ ty Madge was looking In the when the starting 150 Children Bee Elk* Theater E-how _ • Approximately A lt children thofoagkly aad natally enjoyed a typical kids ptatura ghew program this morning at UM .UU TheaUr, Manage* Charias Kafftaoo de­ clared. Tha show M ataged aaah British S t i l l Hold Hongkong MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Dec.' *0—UfV-Ths national lotto ry mackhkacy. U was announced Thursday, will ba aaed la select i'» dm is red war against I. Nephew Of B. L. Perkins Killed In Bomber Crash t Lawton Tells Of Rule About Leaving: State Employees of tha Sanford AtlUt National Bank, who have an with Um bank fa r a year or mors, will receive a benus of oae-fourth of a month’s galary as a Christmas present thle year. This action, la llna with previ­ ous- y e a n , was taken by tha board of dtractors a t a recent Garden Chib Courtesy Committee 4 III M a rtin Housholder Advised Unpaved S e c t i o n Work To Continue Will Make Wreaths For Hospital Edith e ric k Aviation Cadet Edwin II I’rvkine, nephew of B.I.- Perkin-, na* among the five c le w members whd were killed ahen a four engine Army Bomber crashed near Gei­ ger Tleld, Wash.,- on Wednesday, the Army announced yesterday. Young Parkins waa the son ot Wnrk la progressing aatiafactoron S tats Rood ■>No. 44 from C. J. Perbjjta of Cincinnati. Ohio. nford to TltuCViSr, according The 23 yeer old boy attended Fork Union M ilitary Academy In Vir­ to Senator E. F. Iloueholdrr, coun­ ty attorney. Mr. Housholder has ginia end last summer wee etaMontgomery, Ala. received a'letter from lion. C. tinned at He Just recently received hlaj Fred iWanl of the State Road De­ wings. partment advising that the work The Army report describing the on the unpavrd section of the road crash stated that the big plane, wl.l be continued until finished. from l-angley Field, Va., crashed The unpavrd stretch runs cast into a grove of pine trees aa of tho St. Johns River and ia lo- it passed over Its destination with rated in Volusia and Brevard one engine dead. In additbih to the counties. The work was started crew who were killed, there were last September and la under the three injured. supbrvlalon of the Stata. Racently the crew has bee t increased to speed up the construction. According to Mr. Ward, the) State plans to eontlnuo the pav­ ing from tha 8t. Johns River Into Sanford and hopes to complete Any pupil, teacher or other the construction as far as Geneva school personnel leaving the state during the next yeer. National de­ ■luring the holidays m ust submit fense plana may handicap the to the principal o f the school Roving o f tha road but the Job attended, before re-entering, a will be ilone with aa much speed certificate to the effect that theYv as possible. The main problem fac­ is no rase o f infantile paralysis ing the Road Department le In ob­ and no communicable disease In taining necessary malarial*. All the community vlal’ed. County plena ere bated on the paeaibiUty .Superintendent T. W. Lawton of Interference from the govern­ stated today. Tha certificate d ip s may Im ment because of defenaa demands. This road la the shortest dis­ obtained at Mr. Lawton's efflre tance o f any othar from Sanford at the Court House, and' they to the Atlantic const. The section will have lo be signed by a doc­ from 8anford to the St. Johns la tor in the cltv visited. All rounpaved but In poor condition, and ty schools will close this afternoon many local residents know it aa until Jan. 5. tkt "roUar-eoaator'' • or “ wash Bank Employees Will Get Bonus START DRAFT LOTTERY or the Pacific Fleet, eplacing Admiral llu s band E. Klmmel. Brig. Gen C l„ Tinker (right) •> * given command of the Army Air T orres at H a w a ii, replacing M.»j. Hen. F r e d ­ ■ board" rood. CIICNGKING. lice. 20— <AP)— Ten Japanna* war­ planes ahlrh attempted a raid on Kunming nn the Burma road aera heasily engaged for the first time today by the International Air Force and four nt them were shot down aithnut the loo* of defenders, said reports t«» high Chinese quarters. The International A ir Fnrre Is cnmp«*>ed exclusive­ ly nf American volunteers who resigned from the I'niled S tairs \rm td fortes to serve in China. Legion Sons O ffer Rifle Instruction George Cook, riflw Instructor fur the Sons of Um American Lrglon team, will be a t the Legion Hut on Lake Shore Boulevard Monday from 0:00 A. M. until noon and from 1:00 P. M. until 5:00 P. M. to take applications for member­ ship on tha rifle team. Before, only young legion sons wars eli­ gible but now any boy may get Instruction In tha shooting and handling of a rifle.* Mr. Cook stated th at this la a splendid opportunity for men who ara nearing tha selectlva servlca age to receive previous Instruction so that they may be batter fitted to start in torn* branch of tha service. Axis Propaganda In Latin-America Reported Active Radios, Air Bases, Arms Depots Set Up In 16 Nations l« « ta rl* l*sl I'r r a a l Thu N'uvy l><|mrtrm'nt nt Washington reported loiluy a United States aulmiarino had stink "an nililitinnnl ene­ my transport." No details were given of the latest reported action hy American undersea craft, hut earlier this week it an­ nounced u submarine had ■4 sunk one enemy transport and probably u destroyer. Thus the sinking reported to ­ day was of u si-cond transport lost to the Jupunwo by U. Ssubmurinu action. Tha Navy also reported that Cavite a Philippines Naval base, had austaineil a heavy bombing rani Friday noon, but American furces hail suffered only “ light casualties." Hongkong's defender* drew a ■lerp tribute today from lloniel, the Japanese news agency, when it said “eg. , . in a broadcast . . . . . tho . lH‘c l ,'d imminent full of tho col uny has been sta v e d .o ff by their stubborn defense." U. S- Army headquarters to ­ day reported heavy fighting at the predominantly Japanese city of Davao on Mindanao Island. Four rnemy transports landed troops. Gen. Douglas McArthur says the "fighting is continuing ' The first word from Hongkong in 24 hours says the’ British still are holding nut The Japs say the rity is in flam es olid they control the harbur. Dutch fliers, operating from Singapore, report u direct bomb hit on o Japanrse cuiacr anil nnothrr hit on a ship believed to ba an airplane tender. WASHINGTON, Dec 2 0 -U P )— lri a startling report o s Asia es­ pionage and prnpoganda In IgtilnAmerira, a House committee as­ serted yrstenlay that thousands of German, Italian ami Japsine«e mere ami and Ihave aagents g rn ls are active there established air bases, arms depots and jungle radio stations. The committee, a special air­ craft investigating group hradrd by Representative Nichols, based its report on a first-hand air sur­ vey of Id Ijttln-American nations which covered 21,000 miles. A a major step toward combat ting these activities, the commit­ tee urged that the S tale Depart­ ment speedily complete negotia­ tion* to supplant German and Ital­ ian commercial air lines in latin America with American compan­ ies. Saying their information came from "authoritative source*’, the committee dealt at length with spy and prnpoganda activity In seven countries—Argentina, Peru, Chile, Meslco, Colombia, Guatemala. and Ursiil. A* for Argentina,* the report said there were 2,200*lierman ges■ - '■ tapo agents operating in Bueno* Aires alone. It said there were 110,000 active N ull* operating In-Bueno* Airrs, that they had infiltrated into trade union* and charitable or­ ganisations, and thcro w*» reason to believe they hail perfected plaiw K. M. Armitage led some 28 to sabotage utilities. In a crisis, tiny probably could establish an winter e is ito n and local per* sons in carol singing last night operating base there, It added. at tha weekly tourist m eeting In the building which extends out >n Impromptu Selection waa sung by the Rev. B. A- Matxen and Mr. Armi­ tage delivered a solo. Misa Mad* aline Mallem accompanied a t the piano. Mr*. I. K. Hoy, Mr*. J. O. LanFiremen arrived Just In lime ey, Mrs. Irving F rin lc rg and In prevent a damaging fire at Mrs. Mayme Hodgkin arreted Twelfth Street and Oak Avenue and decorated a Christmas tree last night ea flames ware creep­ aa wall aa th* rooms of the build* ing up to the second story of e Ing. Christmas Carol Singing Directed By E. M. Armitagc Firemen Arrive In Time To Stop Damaging Blaze house occupied by Mr. Altman, * Candy and branches of Brasil* Chief MacK Clavaland Ian pepper were preycitted te the guests by Mrs. Hodgkin as gifts day. An overhaoted hot water heater te mill In thslr Christmas pack­ In a beck room caused the wooden ages home. well te catch fin . Virtually all of th* first floor wall In the beck CALLB FOR M USKS room we* biasing whan Mrs. All WASHINGTON,' Dee. JO.—UP) man, upstairs In a bedroom, not­ —The American Red Cross Thurs­ iced Ibe smoke. . day Issued a call for 50,000. grad­ Mr. Altman Investigated and uate nurses to build up !U ra* hastily called the fire department sarva strength. When firemen arrived the flames were licking at the woodwork on rirrrn fM y f* the second story, and tha first J ffU fjin V r floor wall waa burned from the floor to the celling, Chief CloveDamage to tha house, own* by an Insurance company, has not bean estimated. Tha Chief liMM^ a-warning to all residents elat­ ing, "Hot w ater hasten positively should not ba placed next to wood a* fire can bo caused simply from LOCAL WEATHER Florida Partly steady aad — ✓ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 19, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 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/01d3be8e80a4e3613480965681bae0b4.pdf 3dcaa71a519cff742dc6c3683789c1f9 PDF Text Text I ♦ .♦€11 LLD, bantord , - rations Made Diike For Game ; . DURHAM. N. C„ Dee. 17-|V) •—Onks's multi-million'dollar ramfits took on all the aspects of a gay aiajhouee Tuesday in beetle preparation for the- transplanted Koto Bowl game between (ho Blue DotBs and Dreamt SUto. E After a series of hit-and-run InU r. lew. with harried cooches and - piaytrsi three dortlopmenta •emer/td from the maelstrom: The demand for seaU made all other 'tbkat rushes at Duke look Ilk* a dull day bi a bargain basement. Throe long queues trailed from windows in tne athletic departBunt, Everything was ao confuted that no one seemed very sure how : msay tickets—they cost 6111 apiece—had been sold. Coach Wallace Wade, who U nltrays worrying about tomotloiig, W S | worried that "a lot c f people - art going to be disappointed. ‘ 1 he ticket supply Just can’t meet the Samande. he teld, even tho.igh the aealfng capacity of Duke Ktacium If being expended to aceomnuds'e • record crowd of 55,000. League Leading El Reeso Five Sets Two New Bowling Records El Reeeo, leader o f the Commere lei Bowling League, set a lesguo record by smashing >,859 pins In three games as the outfit took three contest* from 8L Johns in retulU this week. The cigar team also claimed the single Emerlck Hdt Touchton Dr Andrew Carr Agency .. i ..... Toast _ . r .,w s ^ “ " sj * •*» ’ »* »•*• £ Emerlck Herdware and TouchJ^V ton Drug each won two of throe The Indlvk matches from Hoffman Electric E. D. Price . and Celery City, respectively, to yf_ Dennis Us fo r second place. Andrew Car- g p0rguson El J. J. A. B. F. C. L. II. Reeeo Cigar huiky football y acquired n i- Hialeah Will Have Big-Name Horses MIAMI. Doc. 17,—OP)— AH ika big-name thoroughbred.. nf the I racing world—except Whlrlaway, the hone of the year—hare been I entered for ouch Important otikt* I at tbo 150,00 Wldonor Cop oyont at Hialeah Park, and If the war drtreo thort from California a place will bo found for them on Florida a winter nrog.-am. NeyrrtheUse, racing lead-rs »ny 5?" h ' no ,reat c*"du» t j Weot Coaot horseflesh to (ho nouthoro winter trocko for the thnn> The trouble* Isn't otable worn, became many o f lbeta could Tied quarters. The riew of. racing Wad­ ers b that only a limtod lumber of horsemen esn moke their feed bills In Florida's 96-dr/ season at Tropical and Hialeah. Beth tracks pieced HmiU on the number >.t horses portirlpsting. Hfalsai bolds IU capacity to about 1,200 and Tropical makes arTangtmenti for 700 to 800 horses. Peartcn Hodge — Carraway Wright _. Lawson ... Lawton Klnard .... Courtney Camp Blandlng*s boepital la re­ puted the largest military one hi the country under a single roof. It hie 1.000 teds <3,000 in an em­ ergency) end rjetrs 3.000,000 square feet of occupied epaee. modoraU oopplUa r f and peppers .»<• u*ht broccoli cauliflower Weekly State Market Predictions Are Made jActaoicynZii D»t. if. _ (SpccteJ)— a « * ) movement o f n a p b N M of excellent quality l» tko Pshokee MctiMi k pro* dMted by William I* Wilson, d£ roctor o f SUto Farmers Markets, hi hh forecast on fn ik and n t r talfa martotta* preapects fo this trtix« Palatka will kayo moderate supplies of bonchod turnip., Uralp noted aad eoUarda and Iteht "P ^ te s * “ d rmduSK, h* “ W- Marianna wfll have hoary supplies o f eoppor tkia Porto Riro •woot PoUtooa. Fayrr.bU rrowh>*_and harvesting conditions ao PERSONAL LOANS FOB A N Y REASONABLE NEED I ECONOMICAL i CONFIDENTIAL . The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Member Federal Deposit Inamranee Corporation IBoston Bees Obtain Rookie From Yanks NEW YORK, Dec. I7-<A»/—The New York Yankees announced yes­ terday that John A. ( Buddy J 11*»eelt, veteran outfielder end first baseman, had been acquired from the Bolton Beet in the deal rend­ ing Tommy Holme*. Newark nutfielder, to that clpb. The .leal, mada at the recent Chicago meet Ing, sent Holmes te Boiton in ex­ change for one or two player* end East-West Grid Tilt Moves to New Orleans ORLEANS, Dec. 17. ■r Bowl sponsors , SEE THESE DEALERS— named so far. Florida Orange Show Will Be Held Soon REPAIR • OUT-OF-USE WINTER HAVEN. Dec. 17.(Bpeclal)— Declaring that the Florida Orange Festhrsl would bold Its annual show In this city, Jan. 19-84, A. B. 8hafftr, genera! maniger, today scotched any rumors that tba event might be cancelled due to the war. Shaffer's announcement followed sctlon by President J. A. Snlvely, Jr., and tbo directors to continue the Fes­ tival as planed. E L E C T R I C APPLIANCES Phone A Bauer Radio & Electric Service RADIO NEWS Hill Hardware Co. Tnnfgara rregraae 6:00 Edwin C. HU1 0:10 Program Resume 6:15 Dinner Music 6:48 The World Today 7:00 The Lone Rangtr 7 :K Let'* Pretend , 6.-00 Big Town I JO Dr. Christian 6:55 Elmer Davis and ths Nswa 9:00 Texaco Btar Theater 10:00 Glenn MU:s/ Orchestra 10:16 Public Affairs 10:30 Sports Reporter 10:45 News o f the World .11:00 Jimmy Dereey 111:90 Vauthn Monroe Oreheqtra (18:00 Linton Welti, newa 18:05 Sign Of f A Musical Supplied ' ""WITH IN OK THAT COUNTS*’ Xmas Soggeitions IM iu U m i F low er P rin ts 50c and up Beautiful Fashion P rin ts 50e u d ap ‘ A ft e r D inner Capa 4k 8aucera $1.00 and up. Lota o f Curio Pieces Uc M any o th e r ptecea a u lU h la a o l i f t s , gtaaawsra, . ch in s, alhrer, v adrrora, t ic . 2d Hofmann Electric Service 101 WDBO RANDALL • LOW COST • EASY PAYMENTS Tomorrow's Program 6 JO Norman Beasley and kls Florida Cuwboys 7:00 Braakfast Brevities 7i46 U P News 7:58 Weather and Tima 8:00 The World Today 8:18 Bunrise Serenade 9 JO Emery Doqtach Orchestra 9 JO Morning Devotions 9:18 American School of the 10:06 Black and White Notes 10:16 Myrt and Merge 10JO Stepmother 10:46 Woman of Conrage 11:00 Mary Lee Taylor 11(18 A t Roma with Bally Ma tin 11:90 Chasing the Blues . 11(46 U P News 11:88 Tempreturs 11:00 Kata Bmlth Rpeakt 18:16 Kovscberd Melodies 18:30 Dancetlme U n cle Sam Appreciates the importance of being ready at 4 J0 C to r t-S T c o a m r s to r y .1 issued t-V/'STy* Let’s take a dp —Y our electri iuth regularity, » A y '-r ' ■ -7,', a dose check o •> refrigerator, v equipment. M • b o o n in out Ik civilian arms top 63 Mac’a Electric Service 762 Randall Electric Co. lid Sanford Electric Co. 442 �V -■r** *t I AN xxxin. Turning-Point May Be Reached as Brit­ ish Smash Enemy • Lines In L i b y a Aids Chinese |n Air Complete African 'J Victory Claimed Reds Say Italians And Nazis Fight v Among Each Other D A IL Y SANFORD, FLORIDA. T Established l a . I t 0 8 is A llie s Suffer ajor Reverses On ar Fronts i IN D E P E N D B N T . NEW SPAPER eesj ••% ■ ifm tld DECEMBER 18. 1941 S an ford Is T h e Only C entral Florida C ity A ffo r d in g KaL And Water Transportation M em ber A ssociated Press N U M B E R 91 L ----- ----- Filipinos Force Jap Troops Northwest Of Manila To Fall Back Dutch Sub in Action Army Generals, Navy Head In Hawaii Removed F ru it Exchanges I■g^eatcr Girl of ’41 And Auctions Are Indicted By Jury New Military Heads Will Go to Hawaii In Drastic Change Conspiracy Charge Is Made On Attempts To Control Prices Nipponese Claim Five II. S. Battleships And 450 Airplanes Have Been Downed Americans Sink Five Enemy Subs British In Hongkonff Are Being Shelledv From l^ind And A ir • The gun crew of a Royal Netherlands submarine la shown in WASHINGTON. Dee. 18. (A P ) LOB ANGKI.ES. |. •• m -— Rear Admiral II. E. Kimmel, sctUm off S.iurntwja, Tha Efat-Jadle*. Reports from the Far East commander-in-chief of the U. 8. battleground. drs-larv the Dutch, submarine* ire wrrsklng hnv>H- on (A P )— Fruit nrhnii.’i-. ,.f t'alifornin anil Florida, together with fleet, rod two Army generals Japanese transports and othed War v*»»«l*. 10 auction Ihju*c. mi.I numeroua MANILA. Iter. to. (A . P.) who were In chart* of American A great and perhaps de­ individuals, were indicted |,y lt Japanese Invaders hava been forces In Hiweil were relieved Federal grand Jury yesterday on dal re turning-point marked shoved hark many miles In the o f their command* laal night In charges of violating the She.man one of the moat draatie ahakeupa Vlfan area of northwestern Europe’s war on two fronts Anti-Trust Act. luion, the llnllrd States Far in the history of the II. S. Naval wday aa Britain announced Defendants Include the I'ali ' nd military branches. Eastern command announced fnrnla Fruit Grower. Fvrhangc, I The generala ere: Ueut. Gen today. It added: "Enemy acofficially the Axis front in the California Fruit Etchungi.. i .Walter C. Short, commander of tielly Inday ha. been confined north Africa has been com­ tho Florida Citru. Ktrlinnge. five Hawaiian department and to the air." rorporetiona contn lle,| hv J..-enh J. Gen. Frederick 1„ Martin, pletely shattered and Russia DKiiorgio of Kero t'oiintv. Cnlif.. |Vlf la o n rU lrd | *rr««| oommandtr of the Army air ♦ d a r e d Adolf Hitler's In-! ID auction firm, and one auction Corps at Hawaii. U. S. Army hemli|uarteni a.soelaUon. Kimmel Immel was replaced by Rear vaaion armies were- fleeing in Manila nnitl th at Filipino They are charged with ronsptr* Admiral Ouster V. Nlmlts, chief In chaos. ing to control -he mc'liud of o f the bureau of navigation. Kimtroopa clnaht-tl with Jaimnes# saint as well as prices of citrus L A Soviet broadait reported bit- Lieut. CoL Claire L. ’ Chennault, mel was ordered to report for invader, in the Viunn arcJ, and deciduous fruits giown in tar hatred la flaring among the noted U. H. army pilot, will di­ “ temporary duty” In the fourteen­ California anil Florida and mar­ th (Hawaiian) Naval district. 200 mlle.i northwest of Ma­ rect a Chinese aerial offenelve In.(ructiom. frr the handlint; Head of the Shrinera' organisa­ V ila forces, aiaertlng Ruaalan throughout the nulion Short was relieved by Lieut. cgalntt Japanese bases which, of «rhoo| children during an air keted nila, and threw them back cavalry In the Donets Basin had military sources declare, might Gen. Delos C. Emmons of the tion for this Jurisdiction and le t; through a series of auction firms ettack and a new regulation run eral other officers of Morocco eerning the granting of diol.onas located In Baltimore. Ho.tco, Chicaptured retreating German, Ital­ now bo expected “ any time.” Th# air corps. many miles before darkness Martin was replace*) by Brig. Temple will be guests tonight Of have been recrlfeil l>v T. W. j engn. Cincinnati. Cleveland, lie ian and Rumanian troops when 5 1-year-old Texan became air halted the fighting. 1trolt. New York, Philmlt Iphia, they f«U fighting one another. force adviser to Gen. Cblang Kal- Gen. C. L. Tinker of the air the Sanford Shrin* Club at Palma Lawton, Courtly school .uperln I Pittsburgh and St. lemis. corps; who left Tsmpa this morn In Tokyo, the Japanese tandent, from tho State Hoard thek early thi* year. A In Libya the British reported and Pin* Dining Room on th* Or* I "Tho effect of the eon.piracy," Ing for hia new post. of Education. ym “ enemy front has everywhere admitted five "s|>ccial type" Highway for d i n n e r [the Justice Department in Wash |Margaret LaStlry, of Baton Rouge, rtary of War Stlmssn aald '* ndo Avertary V" Mr. Lawton announced today submarines, apparently midget flatly that tha 7 changes at 7:00 o'clock, T. Bradford Byrd, that he and all principals of Ington raid, «■< to runtrol. re 'La., i« the awrater girl of Nm "W o “ are made in view of th* pre- president o f the local group, stat­ County schools will meet with tin- strict limit and rrstrnin the rhsu wuuilng tha title over 6,000 girls Japanese submarines, failed to Secra- ed this morning. Hmlnary report of the loeal defense council in the nca" nel through which such fruits aro fri nt oil section, of the country return from the Dec. 7 attack on ' _j distributed and marketed; to ex­ in u contest to select the typical tary of tb* Navy, with who** arc re treat in Pearl Harbor. The Japaneaa Tha president received th* fol­ future In regard to making defi clude parsons, firms, ass«iatinns view* ea to the' unpreparedncsa Amerian girl dressed In the most nite plans for applying the do _ w ________ _____Mo at the re of the situation e f Dec. 7, the lowing telegram advising hint Of fen.e instructions fur schools to and corporation, from engaging typical American costume of a rlaima, however, that five U. 9T M t » Hva m ll« a'day, bt in tb* raodurtion. distribution ami tissue knit awaster and pklrt. She battle.hips were sunk according incurs, and to their arrival: “ IUualriotis PetM* this County. secretary of » > i r y their del latlon of the tat* W. MaWolm-McCrary, Hid*A regulation of tho Btoto board mi^ketinp rf such fruit*; anil to receives |&00 and a fra# fvip to to aerial observation, and two races, under expedite tha fti und stshiliio •.prices. prices." New York City. vlUawaliaaj heavy crulaar*, an pil tanker and . i ■*' was ansandod to- read, in offset, fix. tail *r-th » aaoiast-.. VJm H o, « » * ptowes-^wsee -4v»Utoy#d. llU t Bhy- M g * ' -aAmol atndtnt — JaMtoaUnts firms nr Individuals follow; . co Templ/wtll arrive at tba-May- called into service or who enlist­ Manila dispatch tinted Thursday HI willI ■atari (Keek Kaon ra raid id ^ u n tlR , n fc Florida Citrus Exchange, Tsm­ pearl afternoon, Manila time, said Jap-., falr Hotel lata thla - afternoon to ed during the school semrstrr In \ Ufa Sanford-Orlando personal Investigation or the pa. FIs. .___ __ Amerlones# aerial squadrons renew-' join you at tha Bhrin* Club which he would have gradunted. b Jut final arrange- harbor tragedy that th* International Fruit Corpora­ rd their raids on Nichols and were “ not on the alert'* ChrUtmai Party. M ia McCrary may k-t grunted a diploma at the el tog'with the Red'Arm y in the inenta are bdjrg mads for the can forces 7.ab!an Field., Lut little damage when th* Japanese struck their and Mrs. Cowan will accompany time he normally would hnve tion, Winter Haven. Fla. woks of the Germans In opening o f the track on Dec. 27. murderous C. C. Commander, general man was reported. us. Pleas* make waservstlons. graduated. This may be dona srhkh apparently had not chang­ For the first time, the lower President Roosevelt yesterday Signed, Hugh B. Cowhn." HrltUh anil Indian troops were provided that his work prior to sger. FCE, Tampa. e d , grestly since Napoleon’s re­ Lionel L. I»w ry. ilireetor, nretiacknowledged to hnve withdrawn _____. _____ , __ _ fl five-man toard a special Judge Frank L. MUIer, chair­ that tinle would justify Ini* spe part of tha grandstand will be created p e a t from Hpaeow in 18 I f . dent und general msnngrr. InterThe new campaign launched this hrlow the southern border of Ke“ Winter preventa the Otrman heated by' modern n s heaters, of lnqalry, hoadod by Associate man of the romroltto# In charge la) cqfuhleralion. Fruit Corporation, week l,v the American lied fro** Ish, apparently yielding the 116The regulation alto slated, "The tcrnntlonal Use of wldt Hdds for maneuv­ General Mahagcr Walter* Connel­ Kupram* Court Owen J. Roberts, of the club’a celebration of Winter Haven, Fla. er1/* be said, “ end the woods ore ly declored today, and eddeJ, to establish why the American Christmas, has erected and decor Stats .Board of Education believes is called a "war film l' and should mile-long Malayan stale to the Japanese, iuimlon quarters said . e f the question for tanka and "The steam heat will be going forces were taught o ff guard and ated a Christmas tre* Upon which that high school students can lint In- confused with the annual the withdrawal from Kedah mennt s; oo the fighting now b full blast tonight for tha comfort to determlp* whet— If any-*rm y local shrinera will hang their gifts sarva their country best by con­ membership drive or roll call end utvy officials were responthe Ipsa of Penang the second tinuing in high shoot until grad hay enter. T as they Each man Is of the fans.” The lower half of which the organization conducts city In Importance In Malaya. a * on* on or more uatian unleu prior to that time eo in 1812, the atond has been enclosed, and questtod to brim T t o r e fo ... Tonlght’ s announcement follow- presents to ba distributed among thay ore calleJ Into military terv The Japanese nre reported to y plods along the rtd-atyle charcoal braxkra the tmtk ef the each year. Mrs. Hoy Mann, pub­ ad by only a few hours th# first needy children through soma char Ir*. be heavily shelling Hongkong oncer, fate* have bean removed. eo foot licity chairman for Seminole Celery Camp of the Woodmen from the land and air as tho a, ammunition drawn from fej Tonight’s races will bo run meeting e f the beard which con­ ity organisation. of the World will meet tonight County, sni-l this morning. British defenders flatly rejected on sleds by over the futttrity distance end will ferred for R . g l n t o f with Knox In addition to tb* party at the Woodmen Hall, Secretary to ' de- from Jacksonville, a group of Several persona have misumler- the lerond Japanese demand for hg fr to t” ba officially timed by 8U I* o f­ end 8llmson C. C. Colllna said today. iwall for sn on- Orlando shrinay* have accepted surrender. Dutch and Australian - the wooden ficial*. Last night marked tha partore for On Jsn. 8, the newly elected »to«sl (hi. new drive und believe furcr* occupied the Portuguese th* Invitation which the local they find otfll Intact, ha dose of tha unofficial schooling tha-spot in­ nffier* will be installed. The that it is u continuation of the .land of Timor, n potential Jap­ tha Germs as were mining men extended to them, Mr. Byrd officer* elected ace W. P. Fields, toll cull, but according to the local anese Submarine base. and blasting bridges. WASHINGTON, Dec. 18. (A P ) rr disclosed and he added that late, '^Manager Connally Invited tha elected consul ommendcr; O. G. American fliers led by Ueut. - were reported puMIc to attend the reservation* may ba mad* by — Secretary Sllmson announced Hall, past consul commander; C. rhairmun, Mrs. F. E. Iloumillst, tha rare# rare* and early; today to havo telephoning L. F. Boyle, club today th* War Department I. II. Rudd, advisor lieutenant; A. memberships may be taken out at noyd M. Wagner of Juhnstnn, No.. I hero of the Philippines I Genoese l-wk almost secretary, or Mrs. F. L.' MUIer, planning to expand in* Army to Madden,---------banker; C. year, while . --------- C. - Colling, --------- - uny . time . ... during ------- th* — --------- hav* blasted out u nest of 20 beyond this the greatest strength needed and C 124-J. 10 « ynflefc beyond _ _ capital I P * Ing run*. secretary; T. E. Smith, eacort; I (|,|, Wlir f „ m| (,4g ^ nu,i right Japanes* airplanes at Vlgan, 200 he Uwtr Xl-day winter offensive JACKBO NVtUS. Doc. 1 8 President Byrd urgently re­ would depend for th* Increase Mlal)—ldlhray men do not quested full attendance tonight entirely on th* aclectiv* service E. S. St. John, watchman; L. A .' nway und to designate between miles northwest of Manila. (Booeisl) Ilrown, Jr., aentry: and L. I,. o f thla eoun- *o that local shrinera may have ■jritttn, Tha air attack wiped out one boiler* the Keller, auditor. Other member* the two, different types of lied will gwhtlv affect th* pleasure o f maetlng the Or­ try ta the AH voluntary enlistment* arc of th* board of auditors aro l*r<u. button* aro presented to of the main threats to this Philip­ pines capital, which now has to Florida this fall der’s highest officer* and b* ask­ to b* halted aa soon aa thc tourist tra George Stinaon and G. C. lllnch- peraoiiN by Red Cross workers. and winter. . .. . . W p S H ed that sack person wear tils fet. "preaent rush subside*,’’ Mr. liff. Seminole County I* allownl to gone 4H hours without sn air LAKELAND . Doe. 18. — Mov­ Von givrn Officials oT the Seaboard Air­ “ But fern or no fas, all ahrinrr* Attmson told th* press conference keep 15 percent of Its quota of raid alarm. Crrdlt w j* sandstorm a ing rapidly to begin tto canned line Railway report a e 80 20 percent should attend,** he raid. adding an Immedlat* Increase of 860*H). This money will be used mainly to Ueutcnant Wagner, :» ---- -— over a ■gee i Inside grapefruit pureheea program la Increase fa rawrvatlons 25-year-old squadron commander squad: more than 150,000 men has al for yarn and knitting rqulpincnt, advancing. Florid*, the Federal Surp u* year ago. * f -» ready been recommended In i , . „ . . , n* well sa for use by the home • ho already had been rltird for , still ware Commodities Corporation be* In* Who* military eperatlori may service committee of the organiia heroism ami who became th* fin t •auth- vitod Florid* mono re to submit present a problem from th* equip­ lion. In this committee Is included American ace of the war, by shoot­ desk. llegh El bids for sectiontstog fruit to bo ment standpoint offlctols believe ing down five Japanese planes in Emmett Milton Rogers, 85, of any family problam*. Mrs. Mann combat and destroying others on delivered to tbom by grower* dur­ they will be -able to care for PRESIDENT 8IUN8 HU E**t Second Street, was en­ said, and “ Wslfar* problem* be ing th# two-wrak peylod opening tooriot th* ground. and point TALLAHASSEE, Dee. 18 let traffle traffic naeda needs ; a listed In th* U. 8. Coast Guard tween the man In th* service ami Monday. Th* air raid on Vigan was a •at that new schedules echedule* end re- (Special)— Florida will alaet two WASHINGTON, Dee. 1 8 -W V - on Dec. 15, 1841. Having been hi* family at homa and a* a key The governmeit has announc­ ceatly added equipment should Railroad crushing blow to one of the threo Commissioner* next President Roosevelt today atoned accepted for enlistment at Tam­ agency In th* civilian defense ____ with ed that It pkooed to pay, l o w ­ prove espoble Iff otoetlng tha oit- spring end voters will have num­ Inio law a bill carrying 110, Jananes* beachheads on Luton 7,077,- pa, h* was furnished transports ers | !> a fan. Urn equivalent e f u a tlo i^ -, eroua rand idstee to cheese from If 000,000 In appropriation* and con­ tinn to Nashville, Tenn., whirs his plan." Tho national Red Cross Island, on which Manila la lock­ «p 85 eento s field box, for graposU those who have entranced for tract authority to expand th* al­ enlistment was effected st tho spend, over 11,000,000 each month ed. Th# Americana shot down on* In this service. frult dellverod- to Japanese plans them are destroy­ eo* pesto actually qualify. ready hug* production program lb 9. Cooat Guard Rocrultlmr OfMrs. Mann concluded by making ed at least 25 on the ground, 'Asia units The vetera Sag*n* K.'Mathews for tha Army end Navy. flee by Chief Boatswain an appeal for whlto cloth* or do- then set fir* lo Japanes* fuel it w a s; of Btarhs, the Incumbent, has Hudgins. Immadlataly upon en­ ineatic racks which may be boiled epporontly meat contemplated buying » V dumped These ■ planes were be­ ranee his Intontiea to run Approximately 40 railroad pa»‘ listment* Mr. Rogora was trans­ SU M than lOOjOftO lox*a H frapefnjit tra­ for ra eleUen. Opposing him ranger con pass In and out of ferred to tho Now Orleans Train­ and sterilised for us* In emer­ lieved to hava been ■doing much der Oils phase e f Re pwtbaee opgency dressing station*. A repeat te date s n W. F. (Buck) Han­ Comp Blooding woohly. Dee. II BAM ing Station. Algiora, La., fo r -a uf the appeal mad* by Mis* Fran­ of th* bombing of military and cration*^ nival poets in tha Manila area. Mwas fatfa cock e f . Madlaon, Charles <*>-N# _ course of training. cis MacDougsl. who wishes.th* Th* Japaneaa attacks aresdy had fitoWWt Of Bradenton and Ray­ tared by the 1 cloth* to be left at the Health De­ lost much of their sting. Mean­ the first e f . ! bet entU mond Devi* e f Lbaeaton*. partment building, 111 Palmetto while, a Japanese expeditionary Jerry Carter, whs U serving .Jltory sacrat. Avenu* or at the Firs Station.. fort* has Invaded the rich Mlrt I and weather hi* saeaad teem *o (ha eommUoil country of Sarawak, BritishIn his post and slsn want* ta retain poet aad k**P protected kingdom of th* whlto All member* o f tho S. A . L. LoRajahs on tha northwest coast I .U gion Auxiliary and any other perIC*tllss«4 M Fas* T im ) M s of Clearth* enemy son* that lu r* any connael oilon Lake - report Hut water, DMt 'Wartoo, - o f with tha Amariean Legion art three day* Batter, W. T . Caiman, Sheriff Wlntar 'residents, tourists and Invited to the Bona o f tha Legion's River and th e Brotherhood o f the F in t Christmas party tonight at 7:80 parsons who raaldo In Sanford tha year round ar* invit­ Soptiat Church meet* tonight o’eloek at th* Legion Hat? to attend Hu Christmas at 7130 o'clock. A dance orchestra will ,1m pres­ ed MOSCOW, Dec. ■ 18— W>—1 P M M ent, and every on* present la ex­ Carol singing under Up direction o f E. M. Armltogo tomorrow night German* were caught without :• . .There . - mill be - a . meetingk o f th* potad to bring a defensa stamp. i t 7:80 o’clock at Hu Tourist crank handle* to start thair mo­ LMUa Theater Club Canter on Lake Monroe and to tor* harauss all had been stolen by . rand by tho Junto* Woman's NAMED CRAIG FIBLD attend the covered dish supper Russian boy*, a writer in IsvesHn Ctah tomorrow night at 7:80 f.-vS-e* •'dock at the yYoasan’* d u b on JACKSONVILLE. Do*. 18c- Monday night at 8:00 o’clock at reported from a village beyood — 1' Kiln Wednesday. 0F)—Mayor John T. A loop baa tho Cenfar. 081pturod * ‘ Following tha supper Monday Terming It “ an incident proposed that JatksonvUfafa oocond In favor of m fa* wiB be pretontod. person is heroic oo It fa fhnnjr,' th* munkipil airport bto aonud In night, to which each p that asked' to bring sandwich**, on* Evgonll Petrov, said tho tl of Lieu tenant John Sparkman h ah of hot or coy food then “ had to run In a moot \ fa Jamea Edwin Craig, fsrrad FL Plane* •onvlli man . aonrilio to tone Ida life in and*'tall* sendee, there will be manner, using their own faoC* th* Fruit Grower* the fint business meeting of tha th* war with Japan. year, WMdoAldrith, president of there. Mr. and Instructions For Shrine Heads Will Be Guests Children In Air Of Local Club Raids Received Members Asked To Board Of Education Sends Regulations Bring Gifts To About Graduation D i n n e r Meeting Kennel Club To lent Official Races A"3 * , War F u m f ^ f iild Not Be Confused With Roll C a ll '7 Woodmen Of World Will Meet Tonight dS’Si War Department Han Plan For Expansion (Railway Reservation Increase Is'Reported ^biwraapd X Florida Canners Wffl Submit Bids Emmett Rogers Joins Matthews And Carter but no%on President RooMv.it'*iCoast Guard Service Seek Re - ejection •“SSiSL'SSSjSSJS California.Battered | By Severe Weather City Newt Briefs Pai Stsri. Sons Of Legion Will Have Party Tonight S\t F..SS ■JU S Carol Singing To Be At Tourist Center w fcW i Committee Votes 8t 11—OF)— Rus8fim Boys Steal Nazi Crank Handler to grew oat i attorney- h venue of I Uu group. Mated. Later la the evening tharo will bo entertainmsnt . fig th* enjoyment of •r- i r* J* * r'JsXVsft J “* ” * * . • \ o♦%% • .* 447, r•’ 7 ; / , .isMr THE FLORIDA - Fair i / �------------ :----- TOE SANFORD limtti,?SANROnD, EtORTEA Filipinos Force Japanese Troops ® T o Fall B a c k DECEMBER 16, 1041 Its voluntary -or eot»| Orlando Will Have LONGWOOD Blackout Monaures by earn* taxation. Hie bin want to the Uooss when ■pvedy is pprcrval was brodlctod. Tbs Tourist Club tad tbo first dinner of ths MS*«n In • Sunny An ordinates fcteiktlng • **•fancy powers to Mayor William Collision Jail f o r fal|or« to coatply vffck sir,raid rcsti-si-ons waa adpocad Wednesday ly the City Council, The Mayor u aulh©rised‘to orf* (apartment and one-time ia>for governor was apto the job In 1088 after [M M a merit system tfefl as prescribed by the Wbcner-Peyaer Aet. it tha Court tald, Hathaa an employe not an ofidtCooH be removed from .otHy for Juat causa. The. also said th r record of M’s ease .showed no Just for his removal. RY5TAL5 Bring: your ihopping Hat here and -we’ll help you croee off every name! Juat tell us whom the gift la for and well give you dozens of auggestJona. It’a easy and economical to solve your g ift problems when you do your shopping at Purcell’s Picture Framing N SIN G G. U. STUART PAINT & GLASS LUbiUty — Health A Accident GOW^IS $2-98 three o’clock. Tha Rev. W. Keith' Chidettor o f Winter Park hss Rev. Jeba Haynes Hehaee •fflriatcd >t the £Vrvta» of Minister of New York City's Com-. Christ Church on the past two munlty Church, Rev. John Ilaynea Sunday:' afternoon*. • Attending the Red Cross County | Holmes, flt, offered hia - nadatad resignation after MUng 1^00 mem- mMUDg in Sanford on Thursday bere of U* congregation that ha from Longwood were Mra. C. could not use hia pulpit to 'blase, a Searcy, Mra. George Bridge sanction, or support-war.' b the end Mra. Paul Stillman. Margaret WlIHs, daughter of! teat World War, Holmes also sub* aUtted Ms resignation, but it was Any One Of Our 18 Different Patterns O f Ghlna W ill Make A Lovely Gift. u is m s m = n i LOUNGE COATS f Baltimore Elba Standard \ $1150 Oy»ter>»35 y65 | Ooakgn 3 lbs 23c Mullet 2 lb. 25c Spaniih Mackerel Ib15« Salted Fish Row Ib 39c Cooked Lobtfers lb I9e Headteu Shrimp ib2Sc Crab Meat * lb- 39<t Red Salmon Steak lb 29 Fresh Hams lb Lean Chops lb Shouldors lb ' Fresh Sides lb Tasty Sausago lb : ’ ; V Pjd Heads ry- v • >' Lowest Everyday Prices Hottest Week-End Specials *c. va *y See Our Une Of PICKARD'S HAND DECORATED CHINA HAV1LAND CHINA COUR’S COOKING CHINA BEAUTIFUL ROSEVILLE • POTTERY Mt. Vernon Steak I R e lie f M Last F o rY o u rC o u g M t Vermont Brand 25 c . ib 21c test Crossed TiJrV.yi Intown—Famous Ml. Vermont Turkey. I Tend*-, plump birds lo make yovr Chsi.ft mas Dinner tho pwtoctj Holiday Foastl , Bool POT Roast ib 19c Rib or Brisk#t Stew ib 15 c Troah Ground Bool 2 LOVETTS Beal . urn r.iMon KIDNEYS Mince Meet TONGUES ib 17c ib. 29 c ' 25c Suggestions ib SILK HOSE Plitla. Crocus Cheese 3 ptfli 2 5 c Krofti American or Pimento Beacon Colors 7* » M , $8.80 ...... \ N YL0N § ......v:....„„.t f! HAMILTON iWALTHAM . i ELGIN I lUgM U Wtv MSMaagaiy l*e4Mj I'rIRNI I 1 Yardley Shaving Howl T h re e Price l ) « N< CARA NOME FACE POWDER ond POWDERED PERFUME OAJrtV A Kill you may be Ur / / «uu- « ill plravr. Very W /_/ popular I'owderrd per. r^rraTX fume I *:$» hrt \ anil tha SvV''"*"A Nome \T-j^ i*\l’’i»cr 1*0 tier. </V 1/b 30c Zonite 75 Lis ter ine V <11 1L y l 5-vVu ' chops 25c i.klanhaek Powders 15c Wsad.U U Wlllklo Sausage ib ^ * 25c Ca Who! i or String Holt ib’ 2 3 c Hams ib laMpaaaiva, Ctrafal And’ 'CumplRta Cannon Gift Seta hi tevsly gift boxes. These, alas are pretty, practical g lfu for the home. , ’ | • > f 25c Come In and look at our stylish Curiee Clothes 4’ ' | mm Here la one of the tiny .ubmarine use I by Ib'.JupitncM In the «ncn laid on IVArl Ilarl. r. The tubmen .ItVa aro built to btf i»-ratc-ffi tnryn rrwn. Sccretart u' the N •. Knox .aid thrro Japm '«e ml purines were sunk at JUvrail. Wendell L. Wlllklo ipekka to » re irtcr aa ko trrivM at tbo XVIuto ouas for • luncheon appointment with ■President ItoOaavUL it lx rumored tho 1040 presidential canlids to may aceept nn important gov­ E Cora Nome TOIltT-POW DER Luxurious, yet inexpen.lv* t'ara Nome gilt that any . woman will appreciate. Cara Norn, tnilrl powder In a gUt P '. S S ! H a.-?, asu '•> l!'« . A ce 50c Hinds lloncyic AlnjondCream 5 lbs. Epsom Salts §1.25 Saraka S ’ -' Spade* e ONE O f MANY H 0 L IW 0 0 D C l J£w ernment position. UT,,«,, RO BES.............. S I.93 to J6.98 ‘ Oh,Ok! 'SWrongWay! | Bargain In Town! vvvo o d Heating Had* $1.!)S Heach Hags 7!)c SCALES $2.49 ALBUMS 25c to $1.00 Hrusnes $1.50 to $ 1.50 Stationery 49c to $1.00 Mirrors f>9c to $10.00 KODAKS, $1.70 to $8.50 Kill Folds, $1.00 to $2.50 Toasters $1.09 l 's h o p s ' I Becked h j flood ^aryj c e /, i Night Phond...... ....575-1 rc>:; K L J ttr aet tuth heSutictf llrnry TJrtyfuu, worlJ-famnur ileiigner created thif amooth-wrnin^ tet-nl Preii the magic buriu-t o f the Crerahirp Repeating Pencil write your thumb—and click! It ferdx new point! like a mathine gun! TheCxertharpPOn—wiili iitnew "Magic Feed" omit pen m e tiim i — preventi Hooding—e»eo etuiv* 12,000 foot altltudei! .Writes cleaner—fatter—ear let! H WRECKER SERVICE M N a a i '_ ' j R § 25c Hisodol f, O Heavy jL * . nn.ltlv . 4 r . a r f e 5 . r l i i Ulrhlr COAXIn CustOEcrsWith A T N E R T IS IN O Dgy Phono................ 912 bath pow. der. C.wpl.t.i 50c Ipana Tooth Haste §1.50 Amphojel BACON . 1,. ^ 7 \ l ) l l l i . \ 'N T ^ f c rB ath C om b in ation s E very woman lo v e s ' then- beautiful bath Tombination itti. This Adrienne *et is e-penally at.1 ■ l i l y ' l l Iraetive.Co. logra and Rotli'a Old FaUilon Hood Cboos. Ga. Smoked taveoder Gonf/omon * Sef The very popular Lavender line l« welcomed by all men. This set contains the Laven­ der Shaving <-j ,■ , Bowl, tjiven* der Lotion and Lavender Tal/V f cum. * r fn o / T V d / ijV - Luxor Hath Howder Williams Shaving Sets Howl ( oxers, set of 10 l*oker ( ’hips 100 Yankee Clover Cologne Dresser Sets 5? Hobnail Cologne Cute\ Sets * .. s Stokwly'i A Watch. Makes A tefvste Gift Tsoi lay* Ifftva so hurry! I.nt tnlnute *honi»» M will flntl if* ;it ihr ^fx.ill Pruir Starf—on uniarpy >i>lt*il gin* uini;l> d»tT'R» i't Anil they fVitl Cfiwy. n/nrr « '»nve*nirnt » Th»* In tt.t vjltu * .»tf RoipK fu*t *0 innkf tho mo*t y %h*'p|unir at tho lloxall Stjirc. Blanket* In Solid and Plaids. Sis* i s parent Wool, celebrated his sixteenth gr. The bride was 18, the OT 55c Sloan’s Liniment Scrapple 29el STO RES TOUCHTON DRUG CO M UNSINGW EAR ib - 33 i Plurap, Tepder, Fancy Young Hen*. Lb. . DRUG 75c Haver Aspirin Foe Turkey Dressing—Pa.k ib O N LY —A ' Hinilu nonagenarian in tho h«' tpwn 1o f i Sinkot wa» reported In inn Imli-in' newspaper! recently to bri Cheese **»»»« 6 9 c Lb. S7e Fancy Young Toma, Plump a n d Tsndsrl, AGAIN title Syr. < f I’igs C H iU K R B Bon.Uss. Rolled, 1st Cuts Veal • Roast EE WEDS Lamb Rib Wost.m Chuck Roast ((' m (I r« p,i O m pit«r Oto-» of Borneo, but hat fount) Iho refinery and oil oil field uinlpment utlrtly ilestrnn.l by withdrawing L’rithh forr it was announced officially VTv*!nc.«day. A Jnpnnrso ifctioycr \\sr' bi* directly by n tomb from a Dutch lc while _wpportint: tint Li. dTho NVliuilntiih b.i t lucommard disclosed. .Thlt latent Jap \p«'* r rji/vp complitrti n r:%i iht ^ u i , rrc tonjclo in ibe HiiUih f Ultra v nt iti corners touching ihp Hritblt crown colony cf Hmi-jl ng, tK» Philippine Ie««n<! ot l.iinc, rmrth ern Malaya sail Sara-.^k. the last a country of riU.UOO ,n. .1 ■ miles. tlrofficial i.'m inlr; p'nred |! Japanese forces operatmT from Thailand ot t,.0 •1i\ :.*•’»».>, t'fpupped with light •.auk#- k»»t Im *inu ncary nir nupport. Thr chief tlanfe r os* nrTi«nt tvai c , nlvrrd to 1 bo to iVuang. important l]riti«ih< supply l>wt \v?v'th lurn ken bombed rrp«*a[*trty anil firrcely. Hongkong i lirfcntln , n »\v untlcr foil iii in Uit i.'lrtf d tlon of their iton y. ifiimct) mir tinued accfnili'uoy m ih* lu^vyl artillery duel inging with the] Japanese. iibpatcho* from tho Chine «•] capita) of Chungking added three heartening >w. That the Jttj?.*nrwe» |laid tUnrly, fo r the orcu' ition * f tt*u Hi t koxij: mi inIan 1. with niich niechiv* nired cqulptvrnt tN «tr yt l by EritUh gunfire; Uuu Chinese troop* were didieothtg more >uccetaful at tuck-* .i^nir-* t h#» Japan*1 ••e ‘12 mill* north o f Hot} caualng the J reinforcement* ur ! im. . - 150) Chine'p civilinnw ftir in '.’ .try iliiry 327- Sanfprd, A ^ . Beel Pin-bon. Loin or Club Country. Stylo 7^c ib 17c Lb. ate ib .Pajam as $ f .95 up HINDU Ga. Cured. Cello. Wrapped, Hoddess TURKEYS Steak 'With Matching. Gowna $1.93 Mad* o f Tricot. In Blue, Green aad Blush. Does not run. Sausage ib. 2 9 c tl A com Brand Rindlesg,jSUced f * 1b 23 c 21c 19c 17c 19c 'S’ahJne All Pork. Hot S.asonod B o o e fe u q ^ m h lb .^ 32 Piece Sets $5.00 Up Women’* Tricot la Blue, Green aad Tea Bote. n a a p j''«■■■*—■ PAGE ta'EfK Ik-o-Line S H IR T S $1.95 . Herman D. KU»ea:rr c.r.rkontphoi.t PiSItl'IJM E l.'oloKntr Atomlxcjs $1.00 to $3.50 ALARM CLOCKS Special Hrice 98c Value 91.19 A Xanana City, Mo., nttocscy, licrigsr pigiiiaii not guilty ad to n federal eoutt of « edition. l i t was CHOCOLATE CANDY s c w ia to a a 2 >/2 n>-9 8 c • IbOllyfor • ALso AKBortmentH hitman’s — Norris — Gales Chocolates All Christmas Wrapped ten,having lrt,o\’t on CldAHS and TOBACCO Lb. Prince A lb e rt......... -../( Lb. Geo. Washington .... ! Lb. Granger...... .......... ' Lb. Sir WalterRaleigh........•<! Lb. Dills B e s t................... 1 All 5c Cigars —25for $1 50 for $2^5 Saturday Only Kotut Young Turkey L'raniMrry Sauce Celery Drewlnx Glblet Gravey w nipped Poaiota Carden Pea* Hot Uolte « Duller . d G arden P e a *. . A li* : Coffee or Tea .rrutl, Cup Witn.-yvkipped •< •; Every Day Breakfast Special •WO BTRIPE . BACON — HUTTGHJT8 — M Um tHED �♦ r ■* • rare ah* M t th . rinr while in Ifet cfcfakan | » r i Md c u a l M . the «r*w* ot all tha birtto killed 9 since July before ihe hit pay dirt. '' O ita ’ o f t t ! t w Iterate tm a M a k t r .,1 Tk> ***H*ie* P m , whir* la r,el»t f t r M l l l O (a ik# aa« far rre ■MWaiM* af all new# r u „ i , k n IIM ill f# II a# aal •><k«re.l»« N HW la Ikla aaa#r a a# #1*. k# la#al a»wa »akli,k#4 k#r»la. N ffckla la pakllrallaa ml W alikir barala ■#» #iaa reaev.r*. JIBT.B VERSE FOR TODAY But do not presume too Ions: fth^txh I* merciful and gracious, Jow to safer, and abundant* in lag' kindness. kindness —I’talm I03:H. sTlar .* L in k s t o a d i c t a t o r i (From tha tUndolph-Mneon naval hlatorjr of the United States haa m alted from surprise Japanese attack on Pear! Harbor and Admiral Kimmel, Lieut. Gen. Short and Haj. Gen. Martin have been relieved of their respective commands as heads of the Navy, Army and air forces in Hawaii. 1 -It is well to keep iii mind that these removals are made before the special investifatinv committee appointed yesterday by the President has even begun its tasks and, as Secretary Stimson says: ‘This action avoids a situation where the officials charged with the responsibility for the future security of this vital naval base would otherwise at this critical hour also be involved In the searching Investi­ gation ordered yesterday by the President." It may be that the investigation wiR show that Admlral Kimmel had been reading the Chicago Tribune or listening to too many speeches by 8enator Wheeler and Col. Lindbergh to the effect that the Japa would not dare to attack the United States at> least until after the Germans had completely defeated Russia and were in a position to help. It may be that he had been sung to sleep by Senator Nye, Senator Taft, Senator Clark and others who hsil from that part of the country leaat exposed to enemy bombing raids. 1 As a matter pf fact, how many of us were “ bn the alert" that Sunday morning and were fully prepared for the news which came over the radio shortly after noon? We dare say moat of ua were taken aomewhat by aurpriae. And if we had been in charge o f the Pearl Harbor base, how many of ua would have denied leavea to our boys In the Army and Navy th at Sunday morning and kept every* m other’s son on duty manning machine guna, juat in case, thus risking the downright condemnation of oui Senators buck home for being so inconsiderate of our soldiers and GIVE DANIEL GREENS THIS XMAS . • • ■he Time, the Place, the Foot We here Daniel Green slippers for tedroom «ASr. for 'round liehuusr, snd fie- "dressing up" for any lime 1/ day or evening. They fit, too, because they’re made as rarefully as fine shoes. nailors7 This Investigation should be a splendid thing for the | morale of the whole country. It may show that even as th* and newajcamo in over the radio, Senator Nye waa telling an ami audience In Pittsburgh that all this war talk waa a political trick on the part of the President to get a fourth term. We aoapect. that it U the Japs le will "Remember Pearl lia r V"* before this thing la over. Mast fellows could cut out a kkage of cigarette* a weak and >k« a generous contribution Pin It tn the Red Cross. 9Ut fARUJll AND EAUJIOOM there appears no immediate likelihood of that development. However warnings are being sent out to aU parts of the country by the Office of Civilian Defense and it la well to know what to do Just In case. What would you do if an air raid alarm ahould sound while your children are at school? When the bomba start is heard, h«*rd, would you dropping and the rattle of machine guna U Jump in your car and dash madly to th*~ school house? Would you rush to the telephone to try to learn If your child la all right? The Office of Civilian Defenao give* you the following instructions: If an air raid ahould come while your children are at achoo!, nee to your own safety. Stay home, go to your refuge room, stay away from windows. Do not try to reach the school. You could accom­ plish no good. You could do a great deal of harm by such action. •In an air raid, rule number one la to atay o ff the stroet, get under cover. On the street, there ia the risk of falling shell fragments, racing can, and fire ap­ paratus. Stay Indoora. Do not try to telephene. The wires must be kept •« clear, for wardens, police and.fire department. You era Newt-Pros*, tbe Ume ft was oil ha ilneus Chemicals May Light lady's H oot In Blackouts— M. That will eartalnly give iya something to look fo r tha Clipper waa hit and Ralph taw hla beloved ‘Myrtle’ go up In flamee— the only Ptn-Am craft that was lose." By BUSSELL EAT “ So there yeu have the high spots. I can’t tell you more bethey sighted a light cruiser and cauae pf tha tlankat of precau­ • destroyer heeding on a course tionary silence, hut ourPas-Am toward Wake, and thia Informa­ stations still report from Manila, tion waa flaabed to tha Naval Singapore, Wake,Mldway and tha Commandant (Subsequent reports South Pacific 'STANDING BY.* tell of the sinning of these ship* All America haa cause to ba by American fire.) thankful for tha couragaoua "Midway waa completely Hack­ pioneering dona by Pan-American ed out aa waa the Clipper, but In charting and routing tha airHamilton landed safely In tha ways of the Pacific. Tha know­ lagoon to learn that the Island ledge and information rained la had been shelled by surface worth Ite weight In gold to our ift, undoubtedly tha ships he mlltary effort. d sighted on the way In. Ground You can rest assured that crews quickly serviced and re­American commercial aviation fueled the Clipper and again Itwill do Ita part—ready, alert and waa under way reeded for Hawaii alwaya “ STANDtNO B Y *. where she came to anchor with allhanda safe. NAMBD ENVOY TO CUBA "Further out In th# ' Pictfle, Capt Fred 9- Ralph ,waa wing­ ing hla Hong Kong • Clipper Usi want Kowloon, arriving there a u dor . . to -- Colombia, - _ ------ - was inomlnscant five minutes ahead o f the H*d tar President Rbosevslt Japs, but that Was long enough Wednesday t be ambassador to waa flashed from Honolulu. to discharge pauengvra and mail Cuba, Braden n dT-year-aid Naw Pan-Am’a staff went Into action. and run for cover. The air waa )o rit financier and a native of In leas than ftvo minutea every black with enamy planes and Elkhorn, M o n t,1 would 'succeed nd every ground station on George Mesaersmlth, recently the whole milts network rbole to,000 miles transferred from Havana to th) of our trans-Pacific reu been contacted and awltel peacetime flying to Um TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY , .▼1 K • ELECTRIC RANGES • WATER HEATERS • REFRIGERATORS •A P PLIA N C E S . ’ •JOHNSON MOTORS •RO D S £ REELS v r b i r . a . 'Z T TACKLE ‘ -•G U N S & AIR RIFLES BICYCLES $26-^0 up GIRL’S BICYCLES $26-00 Misunderstood Judge—Now, tell tha court how tha accident happened. Edwood—Wall, I dimmed my lights and waa hugging curve . . . . . . _ Judge—So you ware. Fifty dollars and 60 days.— Path- • C U T FLOWERS • BLOOMING PLANTS •C H R IS T M A S WREATHS • CHRISTMAS POTTERY finder. » Square Dance LAKE MARY Friday Nite Dec. 20th er so nals Everybody is Invited Good Behavior Circle Of (iarden Club Has Meeting 9 m u v " ’ - m wm'U hrid ‘ iniGirls Club Will Have ,u"uw",!; Write Letters To S anta Clans | Appeals to Santa O aos for nd A Merry Chrietmaa. Christmas toys kavs been nude “Lave \ ( 1/ children throughout Seminole G o r g e Herndon’’. Launty who send their - totters Dear Bants Claus, o SanU through The Banferd "H ew are you? Please bring me Harold. Those received recently ■ cowgirl suit and a pair of boots allow: and n HUto sewing- machine n real •Dear Santo Claus, littia Iron and n watch and s Her| **I hope you are nice and Jail/ »/ Christmas U yen. now because It to Christmas lime-1 “taT ». • ; M y name to Betty Jane Prmu tt. I Mary Margaret H in d o o ." tout Christmas 1 g e t -n doll, n .'Dear Baat^ - - color book, n little doD diaper for I " I want tha btoe hath robe 1 saw my doll and a pair of slippers and to Voile's. The stoo to 14. ! west a n a socks and ether thing*. I,the teddy bear I s a w at Y elk 1* hope Mr*. Santa’ Claus to aka and ton. It to black and white* 1 w w t Jolly tea. 1 hep* she to feeling • bassball and bat. I want a wnteh. if bit na yen da on Ckriataua Bv* JacketIhsa Rowland." and Night. Don't forget to go to " ’ 1 Ideal far Christmas gifts I W e wBI he very glad to havn you come M t and see them before flnUhlag yeur Chnatmae shopping. v - 'V • A . K. ROSSEFTER - Florist FLOWEK8 AN 1 WHERE A N * Mrs. C. R. Dawson Is Hostess To Chapter ENDS TONIGHT v 1 ri l & ^ ft. ogt^ * • lustrous Kayon Snti.i. • Fitted FosIkc, Stirling Skirt • Cut to Fit, Won't Ride Up. • Tcoroie, White. 32 to 44 H o lI v v y a o J (swops' ’ r.M . f a v o r it e •> * Niuirrs Tomorrow & Sat. Double Feature Electric Trains *95up: Wind-up Trains W is e M e n W i l l C lio b u e DKADWOOD CITY I last Ostpott «f OtHawryl $1.15 H e r Q ijf t ty a u o b ite ... PHOENIX HOSIERY GAMES From CELERY AVENUE WE TELEUKAPH Shower Is Singed For Mrs. Courier I It Menu fairly luglcal that ike Island should be at least 6a army rifle weighs M 9 Ntai, tail the army lads say er yeu carry one around all f the decimal point drops out.— Social Calendoi 'Annual Benefit Ball Given By Elks Lodge OPEN NIGHTS TIL CHRISTMAS nut IXDR1X1MANDmiu We suspect that soma of tho Ueism currently lavallod at I. B w fle comes not becauao he • failed to do hla duty In office rfath er because ho haa done tab. *#11. Mrs. Mary Semoh. Also th# U inet Thcrr*a Hum­ phrey, He>n Garner. Helen Staf­ ford, Carlin Palmer, temtn . Vaughn, Ellalee Kirch.iff, Selma Featuring the "Prairie Yaga* MRS. IX)URINE BEAL. Society Editor Telephone 14H The anniml Chirity Ball of tht tor.to iintM ant! embroidered pock ’ Levy, Doris Hall, lletefi Tamm, bond*'* from Orlnnito. th»* Klkn Junior Women s C.uh u m held in ct« She wore n full li n t !* c.uit Marjorie Cogburn. Herechrl Ham­ Club held it* nnnu.ll ChiMtm.i5 the lintel Mayfair la.«t night, ind of Idnek v«|\et. AH merabrin »re uignl to alLml lane# in the Armory Tuesday »*ve in conjunction \vith t* tiire^point | I >v •*..!.I Miuth mute t.» life by, Jane Sharon, Doric S ir Wd the last meeting of ihc yrer and • ! program of entertainment* K&me* win ii Mi^w m»rie Sue \\ il mint m- liamB. Ijuurine Yarboruugh, |h»ru-• ninf. Ihe proceed* to b« officers are askcl to bring th«ir i toward the ( ‘hriMma-* Ti» • par i of rummy, bridge and Chine*#! tried vM-nnng :* Krenel* Idne taf thy Sanford. annual reports. Visiting daughters Al*o Lieut Frank Itay, Sgt. ty for und^rprivait gv.l rhil-ircn ’.checker’* were played from H;30l f. lit uiili ;» v«ry full -kut upon sre also invited to atteml. which i* held each <*hri*tina« Kv» u itil 10 .:t<) ti cltH'k when a futhion j h vtrre net godtlltw Silver Hilly (5 rnn, Sgt. Unit It iburn. in the Park Avenua Park , Miss June Uryuii has I. ft Lieut. Thoma* Burke of Sebring. THURSDAY j mhnw urn h.'ltl, featurinx the la-[ ct>«tu-ue jvuelry tchtM-d the S uith FR ID AY * The «t*ge upon which the orch for St. Prti-r>buig, when- she has ; tc*t in fafthlnn* for ntn*ct wear cm n te • Lieut. Howanl Moor.* of Sehring. _ Th# Oviedo expression and pnbThe meeting of the &0-S0 Bible estra wn* mated wa* decoratcfl Hick Miller of Ncwaik. N .1 Wtlflic speaking class of Mrs. Georg* Cliis of tho Methodist Church acceptnl a position with the It.-c rml evening. Clothe* for the fa.»htuMiuier w;;« the creitmn worn with palm* and other gioenerv. A . Maffett will te presented, tn has been postponed indefinitely. out Pic k , _ _ ion kHow were furnished through Nt * .lone Shartm. :» i»ii»|**y tuini W b nl, (»ile* 4'hnpman, Joe with large ha.kit* of pmk glad Smith. Henry Cam* I. Vernon Alt a rectal at the Oviedo High It was scheduled to have leen • L u t• *| • i*t*.I bv n black *» ^ j« r Friends of Mrs. W. E. Smith ,h' " f »h- Vowel Corn, nivn. Jim Porter. Alburn |! nrell. ioli anil fern placed on # h aide ' School et 8:00 P. M. Tne held on Friday evening. M‘\ I '• II . will Ire plad to leurn tl.at she I’* " * - 1',,J ,hnr’ * " r" l,V ,h" Itiehanl l>ea«. BUI Fven tt. Walter At interval* along the wall* if le Invited to attend. .M«*t’idieb( and *t tliglu were re The Girls Club of Lake Mon U able to lie *uit ugniu niter J(|iik lt werc fr»»m Ivry’n Sh*>o Sltrj. the room were pN,..| |..»lm* f The annual Christmas Review roe will have a chicken pilau sup­ llaynea, Jr., Karly e lb*u«h.*liler. High retire prize* ft»r tho gninrs fit* t.‘it i*i the gown of Murk "ilk pine bough*. m l the Ruth Gordon Wright Dene per at the Monro- School at 81.IO Ulncta of Bcveral v v i U . wt re nwnrdeil to Mn. Utwi Atltm.*, n*t with h.-uffant nKi i I *tmlded Hoy KchoU, Sam Cochran, Cl I. Those attending were Mr and ” ng will be ho presented prei _ School wUI in Shrirrr. Frank Kelley. Arthur P lliooka, \I i milt M” * “ • " » " < » «P «*lr Edward Marsh.il ha. mov.d Mr*. I. E. Sp#nc«*rt Mr* Herman wiiti »•**1 I .tnix, worn by Mes | Yowell, K, |). Tyler, J.-hn lv*-y und Mr*. ^ tho Seminole Hifhi School* audi­ Schi II I I MUItlleton, Mr-* Harry llehr, Mr*. |)o* Mr*. II N Tamm, Mi and Mi on * or« ° ( the Red ( , » i i from 417 Wr. t ^iTrtr-nrrni torium at 8:00 p. M. Th* show II A Monteith. .1 !.. Jackson, Mi and M*« « Invi hls Nrttitrl in |H*i»»l". thi* Herndon on th. d «-|b turn n.nkkijr lii.s l.t.im. u th Mr. Margaret t'ulliton. John Slui.tr.I is being given for the benefit of ■nd a. .;uu und J. C. Mitchell. L. Vlning. Mr nnd Mi* II II ( ‘him***** Mued.'irm w rup in nh leil the American Legion Auallary fenre program. The public ia In- Lm l Mr.. W. c. I . mi, vtted to attend. . . • |Elm Avenu.-. Kaatnrr, Mr ami \|»rinii ' Priiei were dmmted by Si>nf««rd^ty \lrw. Iliii!;in>l Ih'jn expre<**s*d and tha public has been lavitcg ' Ku m , Mr. nnd Mr* < y I'rtn The regular .neetfng i t the -------th<• cl.oi tn and dignity of the merchant* o attend. tor. Mr. anil Mr* F A |iv«ona fe*tor*cil ( him nation. Upon tipcnm ’ her the battritoim J. P. McClelland, pr*iulent ->f NdeV Howard Our.trr of the ’ J.l Mr. and Mr*. II. * I. Ilamhv Mr ami Mr* Leo Ibitnei. Mr tho Townsend Club invi'.M ovuy- D. C. wilt !*• hell at the aorr.a ef and M!»s llrrschrl Hamby will with nip*-. » ( re.1 sihI er.-rii t.hivli vai iki*. th*%audb n*v svn* higldv nMl* I II tinh.’lll preaidrtl nnd Mr*. II C Moigau, M, one to attrnd the TownwnJ f'lub Mrs. F. E. KoumlUx: r.n Palmetto leave tomorrow f«(*- JuekHoiivill • j were MMpended from tin* Im'.Ctiiiy r*usid lit s*r the io»w pi«w rnutl, Mr>. M. C tiindi't. Mr in ! Mt. meeting In tho Court House at Avenue at 3:00 P. M. A:' mvmb-Ts where Mr. Hamby will enter St. Miniature Chintmn* tree-* Uith "I Iumc- c. not Jitpant -c. please* over III,* bu*inent met ling of the I#. W. Hoyt. Mi .md M»- Y \ are asked to bring ahow>r c jfts. Vincent'a lloepilnl for treatment. |smft light* reflected n fcative *ij n wInoh \vji tacked on l|*** in 1Dirt Hardener.* ( iicle ««f the San 7:30 P. M. muntl Meisch. Mr ami Mr* Front ford tiUrdrn Club wliub w.i* ht*M The Truth Scrktre Class of tha —-------mootI • The Seminole Chapter, t). K. S. Lieut Jorin K. ( ’• uricr, ,Ir. hn , fh e ntuime«|iimt nml their tr*mm* at tbe home of M‘ * It W Wnr • Hauer. Mr and Methodist Church will hsv* It. will have its regular meethip In llr*. hern called l«. It t -la rn|t, nlM. .........nc*i\ by ii . r.d - on Pit metto A Venn,. I,i«t Friday wav and Mi .••• ... . In .rep.nl . the Mssnnie 11*11 at 7:30 P. M. Christmas party In the annex at Mr*. A. 1^ Collriw. cointe*y K 11bee In* I r*t **, II I. John I. I r*\ roniuii’filatoi, 7:30 P. M. Heste.-es will b« M rs.'., in i. 7 A l*o. Mi a-. M»* I I\aI flower* \\ dkin*on. ebiirman,rrftoirte«l that V«crd***d IN ritolunii* m a ple.i«%- ^ Gsorg# McCrum. Mr.. J. G. Walts, ' i ' , ' " ” ‘■'>1. m,| M i. It. s I-. , «*n- hod Inert *cnt to 111.* ho*pita! «>n Humphrey, Mr iug and cxpre«M\e mnnnr.*. Kn* M rv E. C. Smith. Mrs. Id. C h a m -'T , ^ ■y- j ' .1.still |V» I I I Mi Thai»k«giving and n*ked for udun Tilli*. Mr urv.l M Iniiiif win imitli* tlowu th*’ wmd i herlaln, Mrs. J. C. Ru,.,|i. M r s . / - " " J '* “ barn, Mr und Mt' Ihid Saiil'. Mi J H t#’er* to nmke Chrotmi'* wieithr* ing •tairwnv in Ihe holt I lobby I i W. I. Hughey. Mrs. II. II. Ihmcsn, . . . . and Mr* Ituhai d M ith ll:" Sr ,i-| Mt*. t'lytle llunoci wn* apt>oint pluvtd by tlti*nn ! Mrs. W. P. Chapman and Mrs. I t ' . *,r' * n. 1 Mm W" " ‘l* tmiMr woftly Mr mu! Mr* i. i l» is i I. \l |inni. »d ** birtl con.*er\iition eb*irmnn and Mr*. \V t; W. Turner. :? Mi a. E. lirtiwu mid In-* mi In *t»:t, wlit u •'», !(•*"*. \|r an! — , o . ,<■ . . r f - Hamm. ..f Nmf..lW. V a . so l furnlhid Ibe mu-K* l*«r dancing* I* Mr to fill the vacancy » ii»i*m I bv tin* Griffith _ ... , Mr*. Manuel Dimlei Mi and \l’ The C.irl Sroute will mr e t a t , daughter. MUs Msdgv McClearv. Hair wtylc* were d*»ne by Mr* ItIt VF lolm Tl#ry Don. Mr an I resignation of Mr* -yjr |1M, Mi* ihe Wiil'i.i he Woman. ( lull st 3:4R P. M |tn,| , on, Junil.K xirflearv. J. of Anno* Mimp4*1 Henuty Simp. The Mr mid Mr* Mr*. II. ||. MfCa*lm i«|Mirt««| that <’ulp. Mr* Joe r.n m 'l» funeral Director hV I to prsetice for Ihe Court o f ' Florence. Ala. who wtlI arrive to'IiKir |w» nanent plantuie * * rmo-a ReV M H Saokett noliievrd the Manning, .Mr* l!hi..t • Fating Mo Corner Klrat & b’reneh Aw* r,|,• j morrow. .1 ..Mr and Mi I •Inline Hialra* for th«* ceui* r id Foil Mel Fdwai il tiybliiiy 11 le ft ’ I sift lex . Mi I .ion * I’ hona 488 MONJAV | ' ----------------------------.md Mi /. \ l» tvi*. Ion Park ba* !... »» i •ouplett**!. Holly, Mi aioi Mi Ke 11till’d ifl (lie !o».v were tbff <,«si*.i\ _ \h I The rcgulttr meetiirg \*. JJ;» p11 Stewart. Mr Change* luive al«o U’en made m Hurry Week*. Mr- Mnobish Mi I [Touriit Club Ji.hn Milb’i . Mr ami \lr*. the Fourth Street I’.iik ami the lilant'he Piekion,M» .l.shn Ihdlx . Mr*, tilt nn llrowii. wenrlng |th. Tourist Center at 7:30 P. »« C h i c k e n P i l H U S u p p e r white ouilted nutin lobe f.nUrtiwi; ,M I. l l u l - ’ii. Mr nml Mi* Fred l.-hrarv gmuml* will Im* benuti Mr*. Tom ltutm-i nd Mi U nix ) llradliam \ViI|i:h»*-. .Ii . Mi : nd Mr* Mark*, fied. »he aitlinuni’eil n bn*t|iie twick .V. and Mr. \ \ Mur tm. Mi A total of 2.271 plant* were re Mr*. Muiy S*'ii»oii, npideling! Al*o. tne Mi**, s Foirice I iluio | j Tbe fin I* Club of |,nki* Mon |M»rtet! by Mr* II II llrelen to Jean Moran, liritimln \ ooiie | |me, Rpouimreil by ‘It *. A. J. Ifomgmg t iiimiiiM of i|Uille<l Ejilin, und Mi--* Muiin Itob-on Hall, have been exclmngi d bv « lab no to \I • * Mr. and Mr* Jack .Margaret tlieen I I'n-eolt, \i |Peterson nnd M»«w Ruby (tooth, with a flovveietl rml t*vrr the Mr. berr. ami Mr*. S c liek.r-oii, in • Mr and M*** Kiank Sliarre* ginia T* files, F inn IJisi’i*. nm» j iff w ill huve it cb'f ken pdru itunper black until* pnj.imn* and charge of the (I.inb n i rnli r, *t»»t Nick Cm tei . liuloh tom.Dpi , I. I .Morlorie Cogtium ili*pl»ylng nnd Mr*. J It Ttaium, Mr in the I aike Mom 04- School on \ Jack Purtlon, Mi and Mis 4*i| that S2I bad been niadt- oil tbe Hyrd ( inode, Hob Dnh*nit. I I Kridav evening !• ginning at t»:.*|tl figurctl gown ensemble with three- .Mi Tate, F. It Suit'll, C II Town • \\ \ A.lan4, Mr. i nd Mi* .lean plant !*ale held reoiillv piarter length eo»t I o'clock. The Novemlto-r bo let in • were aend. Vincent I • Fd . John lb dr • ! Mr* Maltidm MaeN’etl in a le»*- Ad.im*. Mr ami Mr* An law ta r ! Gurrt* on the prognim w»H le Mra. Roy Mn nn who will talk 0*1 14*** gnu ii of Fieiuli bile ipnlted re .is. Mr up.| Mr* Itov M.inn, di*tiibiitc«l by Mi* M f Swingle, John Leonards. V\ J ’I'bigps n j ,thc work of the Ked t*ro-* *ni| *». velvet, *nl»n line«l. Mr ami Mr* I A Dy*on. M» Mini the fo lowing nominating coip- h’rank l,ofb»el.. n isi Schno Id | Mr* Andrew ( ’apt. F. T 1,« o. k rhsomi* Fun h j P. Herndon, who will explrdll tie I Mr* Itnlhiml I. Ik*mi in a bo*‘ nml Mr*, J II Tiul u k. Mr and mittce apptiinlt’d \lot. Kb* e, , - fenae work in Scimnrle County te*.* rolh* t»f eggthell embroidervtl M» - \\ I; Dy*» ii, Mr und '»i* Carraway, Mr* Mi'Cu*lin and Mr*, of Superior. M. Milxviiukee, Wi b*hn Ibid-s.n of! 1 The proceetl* of tbs* mippe*. for satin lit "Hi; lit on W at kin-', Nlr nml Mi* Itnm*ey. which n *mnll tlinige will l*e | M»** Done Sue William*, die**- |).iv 1.1 Smith i.f Or and *. Mr an I Croup Thre'* di'plavid eveinl Savannah* tin. nirjuigc ^ H l(»*it*. t> i made, will Im* u-t-d lu v .n l tit- et! in :i sailor motlt-l of eggshell V» IM Ml I*ch, Mi. and Mr*. F.d- unu*uul and iHimtiful Ivrar-timc progn-m " f 1*i" I!' (| eiept* trimmt d in lt«*yal blue. d i4* \i l*on. Mr and Mr* \V A. nirnl* ft»r the Clui*tmn* •ea*oii. Thui*tun. .\b I Crosf anti tuwsi.l ll*»- nurvhs-inc Mi** Don* 11*11, ready for the ltdtmg. Mr und Mr* ii H Oil nod each mcnilwr »x >* pie*entetl * ameion, <• of detente »lnni|>. fur the rlidi. |klekoff ut the Chrutma* football with a potted begoma, a gift fmiii Dm per. M * \i♦bur M’ i. Shippy game wearing a Chinese retl two* h. II Smith, Tho*e prcurnt weie Mr Can ' ! piece itoit. featuring a b**U-ln coat. MrO p lit t mloii. Mi '..ay. Mm. It It Den*. Mr* C"' I She wn* arcuinpaniiM by Cicorge Toni Holt, Mrnd .Mr*, linn, Mr*. J. H. Cmliau. Mi* Dee j Wi.kin-on, dre**.*l in *p.»rt.* clothes ! from Yowrll'a. j (! \ Spier, Mr. and Mr* .luck ien. Mm. MrCn*lin. Mr- Dickeilleorge II. *on, Mr*. Iln'i’v v , Mi" It W Hu Mi** Jane Shrmn tlre*«aed forj \ \ , t, 1>•. ,md Mr* nil egeno.r pnrty, in a while novel- Putnam, Mr und Mr* John J ; nrvrht. Mr*. Fred P Strange. Mr* HAPPY IlIRTIIDAY WM. Swingle, Mr* Tolar. Mr \N. I ty crepe, tiered i*kirt, with kelly P. ;u oi*k, Mr. und Mr* Horn -mg M i-• i F c« m •• r. l»uv D. Wataon n*ul Mr*. Henry Night III Jr . a um nt I” » . \\, .1 i ,•» j t/re* n ncr*’*«orie*. nml nccoinpani-nl llavne*. Mr. nnd Mi* "Wsltcr W. Peiter \\\. I. Jr. Mr uiid Mr* Hilly | -------— ---------------‘Iy Hob Wilkinson. Pontler. Mr*. .1 M \, d .-i .ml Miss 1lcr»clii-l Hum' / Mi*. Malcolm « v g% ■% i., Mi*, (ilenn Hroun. niinU* «ug n \ v i. Mr and Mr*. Joe Jarn ll s iis it up, | \,,i i Giorge E. Wells Mi* Phillip bei'u* crepe die** with »cfcllt)pcd .M .N e il, Mr. anl a Mii.*fe||* neon * hov.t i a! ill' Earle V. Turner (it.i huff, Mr. and Mi*. J (i. Shuskirt nnd brown bccc*m»i Ii*h. hoiiu o f 'I i h. I',. hI......... . \\ , i Miss llelK-rcii Lee Following a monologue which rmi. Mr nnd Mrs. J. W Altman. Sixteenth Stieet on lut da) ix. Marvin to'ddon ning w; * delivered by Mr*. 1-'•«*. the mo­ \l«o Mr*. W. A. I.**avitt. Mr* The Sailie IUrrl**»n Chtptcr of De« oration* m ks • p di* * returned. «llr**ed "In ntNml \\ P I hi vi«. Mm. Mnrv llanud. th« IteUBlili-ts .if the Amrrlcun ht.li.Iny lli.-im- w. ......... . i|. Mi* M trgaret Culliton. Mia. Neta.U0OT.RUiaps AJtoftfL the formal ball on ChH«tma* I tie * *-.j lii-vvJjiliou lucl *1 ll)« hjmu us,room* In wlur)^ tl.« uu«#U . KVpenmtr; Mn*. 11. E. Siftilr#*, Night - '* ^ •” ** _ i- '- ± » Mr*. Mnlridm MacFvill. "nIp- Mra. II. T Stevcnaon, Mr*. Arthur Mix. 1. It I hi xvmmi on Friday nr- entertained, tin tin* nmnt*l m ping the light fantastic' entered Partin, Mm . t\ II. Winn, #*ir*. J. lerntHHi with Mr*, (leurge Morgan i the living loom a Inure um im in a white wool cape and tire** ef W. Daniel, Mr* U II. F#chol*. Mi* of Ox'iedo *i*l*ling u' co hoatci'a. I reflected j»n arrnngemeli' of pun The chaplain, Ml*. J II. Melliek, hough* und ('hii*lm »•* xvieiilli * retl Jer»ey trimmed with sequin*. J. M Hiigin*. Mr*. Anne MacNeiM, i In an rtmonnh^ro of *\::ty old ( Mra. Mary Kli*al»eth Vance, Mi*. , ouened the meeting, fn lowed by 'flu* dinirii: table nl*o b id u 1Spa III" MU* Marjorie Cogburn ' J. Ho** Adam*. Mr*. Ire K. Si»eii ! Ihe pledge to the flcg letl by Mr*.| arrutigement pf Chri*tiM > n n o ili-played a black evening tire** j err, Mr*. J W, Lyle*. Mr*. Her j W I Henley, regent. Mr*. Jl. J* eiy ami Hianli.iii |w*ppei Favtuite recipt * xveie u iili. n ef jersey end lacc over rbnrtrrn*#. j man Middlclnn. Mr*. L. T. Ik»**, I la liman, chairman of the roinmit-I Drriiwl in exotic gold und black I Mra. W. K. Hullcvhearl. Mr*. Dave t « , i i the correct ti*e of the flag, In n book bv the gne-.t > mid I if Mra. Msry S«mon'a gt/wn xvu* fa-| levy, Mra. Al Hunt, Mra. J. M. • a ked member* to dDplay flag* on cr pre«entet| to the bride a* a |i»ienunl*» i f the party For r\ Mhionrd of gobl jerrey vyllh long Stinccipher, Mr*. A. I*. Skinner, their porehe*. ' h xva* vutfd by the clinpier to . celling m the advert i •••no »»t • ••*« donate $5 to the Itetl Croup xvar- lest, Ml- l.ollrine |tr:iI u i open uikihtmas time program, ami Mr*. \\. H. rented With ll Molted |d.lt I , A hoiru in my run f 1. |1 TunuuJtl/e^g: v*' a tlonation tn In* 11. ,i I »«*nt to the Heal Daughter* front of lirottn |hi per nml •tatahaga 1%) •. . thay have held the nmny ijifls l> tin- Imp tlo* chapter the famass Arrow "M ita«a" A contribution to tho m i m e d | Af , ‘,r ' ,1" ''«d m -n. d ....... . the hoiti-.u-s reived left, dm, m .l Bgaie-itl , , , , , . BR ii.ir.rry was made by ch“.».*5*r I ron,i,l t l „ f fruit inhi*. i-effiM und Ihe *n>«unl »huw«r fur Ellia and nut- A >|irny of ll.u-d. . l.luml w n held. Th# *1(1* svers pt-pnel w n 111.1ri-,| nl ■ u Ii phile luter turned i.ver to the rhnini»*n. Those prr.i-iit w il Ii the ho-* Hr.. M. S. \Vi»fin». tu te- for­ esses nnd guest of homo were warded tu the Island. Mr J K. Courier. Sr., Mrs. K A report on th« board meeting Kinline, Mn. |{. /. John.... . ,\|iheld recrntly in Hanford w-s. given M S. .Mess.|iKee, Mrs I.mi mi l.y Mr*. Henley, after whirh the Ileal. Mr- Watson XVellm-e. Mi­ hn.te.se. Served refreshments to di- so Juriell Mrs. ,|. |: l*,.,,.if, |the following: Vi's C I*. Herndon, Mrs t r | Mr«. Tunnlrllff#, M"«. Henley. Williems, Mrs. ,M |.. Cnllom, MiMrs. Wiggins. Mr* Mrnirk. Mrs Get rge Townsend, M ,. (.,,| |W. il. 11'tilted. M'S. Maxwell Flowers. Mrs. J. N. tiilloo. Mi. ISt.-wart. Mrs. I rhman. Mrs. John Clyde Hiniisey. Mrs. .1. j| sin,r Mel.rh. Jr., t nd Mrs. K. K. Rou- elpte r. Mr«. 11. (i. Methvni, Mi-, llrour-hton Watkins. Mrs. J..|,n t I miliat. Lee. Mrs. C. ||, XVniri und Mi M»i gai et Klnlutv. COME IN AND GET YOUR 1942 CALENDAR Air Raid Warnings I place U. 8. armed forces were t caught nspplng. 9 Latest Styles Displayed In Fashion Show At Junior Woman’s Club Dance Anderson- WoaaiTg Collet* Alumna# Uullrtin. MPdsV shall pariah - n t h U- tower and wall, h as you drcrrnl. Her rourt* : gardens must M ravaged, and the Insolent tow dr» that thrust Against yoor flory, Hovel und pal[■ .ata-all hall away, thall tremble, till he­ ir fkre the guat pf.ydur derisive luuiihter they \ Shall fall. Hod hope grow rold Mid pride be . grourid to dual h a t 'one, waa aovrreign and ImB iW tia i ■#> y«at*rday you apoke who had JR not kijown h it titles can be built by more h i than .hand*. K i t .’ aplHt ramparta huve mora r-.' atreagth than atone. M V fearful you look out toward L * 1Dover aanda W 07, amaled, “ The towera are f * overthrown, h a wall* harp entmbled—but the ally kUndil” S MARY BINTON LEITCII. I rgxbrnv* ^ M W 'w t P »r u n m > r’ - * Yowell’s will be open nights ’til Christmas. TABLE (A d r .) TENNIS Open Nlgltia Til Christmas 5 ^(fttristw as t f/ r il iSvsvs.XXtV'l1 ' ' * SHOP WASHINGTON, -Do*. II ridewa af the righting i eUl Food Matinee for 'a Christmsx Charity BsaU* ■ W h y doe* Carrie Collin* climb s ladder? bog of tho new Phoenix Itoloe. ioahion-decreed lor their up-toIhe-mlnut* atylo Importance. Shall adore yoar laato (or. somothlag dramatic and iniranhlng. Drop ia and tot us help you In your aetoctloo. • LIQUORS • EARLY FACE FOWDE THE YOWELL CO Saturday, 10 k . U. m «n Item o f . Food for SANFORD. FLOR^>A The YOWELL Co. L Ill l BAMfOBO. PLA. WOOl SHOPS SF tf’-r' -W l . J VBW B W . ■ v ,:* i *. Ki-. ' -b ^ 4 -’ \ v-1 • • I ' ’ 'v \ - - , . - v \ ” I 1 O '* Iwt.-. t /.ss, > v • I. « t / . j g ' . l ' J ' l » ^*s, I *v • - s t 1s W i s - i l r .V (d 1 ' I • • ‘ Jefs- : Vi V KVTtf iSj L -ti .T i tV 'c V X v -.A .i’ s - . - i - A v . ’i . ; ' *~ ■ ' r r :£'■ w s t i ’i . . . -2* \ \ ' |V4 w,-i ,1’ - -■ H C B 'y £ T > - �.♦ ' I ■ * • I >------- ’iU - , • • Walgreen Agency Drug Store TELEPHONE 36 GILLEnE * p a r k a y e . a t f ir s t s t . 29° 60' KREML 33° WALDORF 9 : 96 50c MILK o f MAGNESIA (Limit 2) . . 50' MOLLE C! SHAVE CREAM (Umlf 1) , | JOILFT SOAP (Limit 4) ALOPBBM WILLS AOe vsjsKSsr...** BOM1C A cm % l iT»f*■ fc * » • y ’ '>. tB»| J 1 K. ■ K ' 18® doe N I T aag JJe WKMRAMINT f Qc roorw PAjrr. a for x A row d u , cnriTALi l» * LAXATIVE .................... JJe U - U X JJe FAMTBKTH LAXATIVE . . . . C O ttl-C A v | 25c to $ 10.00 BROMO QUININE IT £2S h* * s « r o e atn letn j j c C r o w ’r p o o r. . 3 3 ^ M U R IN E SOOTHES YOUR EYES.. t e c P IN C X J J c L A O r ESTH ER t o u r -p u r p o s e c r e a * Mi ‘ * S • , IMPORTED MOAT COUCH JYMU HATE P O W D U .... HA * BAOIM BRAND [lefffe £ ^ c l . TOILET TISSUE (Limit 2) . . . . . . 4 MILK, lf-O Z. CAN.. ■ C A P SU U S | HAIK TONIC (Limit 1) # . . . , , •a nicuLAM r u t r j r ....... m T | H A I4 B U T [L IT E R OIL PHILLIPS’ SLUE ELADES— Package of 10 2129” ♦ ■; \QC .* ~ VMM. Bray i ' ' H o 't 23 C u d d ly In c h o t T a lll | *H \ She'd Choose "Evening In Park"I 'Girt the Lady, "Ytmhea Cover*i A G a m o T h a t't a T h r ille r ! BIG, SOFT EXCITING AIR RAID BEAR DOLL DEFENSE jS ite ftjK . Tiny Toft Love HimI A G re e t UMil Twe players bide e ra shot for shot with *5 (ho repeating gut I lit r e t e n Ineledadl m gj1 ft), * Vi ft* . tJ'B glia iiA* Bagatelle! Shojt fjahliL Iojl &qaL SsdsudtiofL 4 Enchanting O encetl Star-QM Package All-American OdoorlExhilarating as the stars end stripes. , . . swoot as a frttty. fresh d e w Soldi Choice o f Smart SaafaU FOOTRALI START OF A Doctor*to-le 4 h r ^o^ 2 b a l l s , 2 stool damps, ful sba n o t. Swallgift! The gift far al y e e e g grldstenl rabble grain. . . guaranteed rahro. Miniature doctor k it — with everything Item pin* to a ctethascopel Perennial Parerhe I T a t Madleal K M TRCASURI ' biauty box Attractive Chromed S tS r S If #Tl7r - . » . r . L i bath s ir by u n t h im c O tsllt* Powder and 5553^242 I" Sheafs Synrktl. Mochltt Gan FOR DIFIM tl Big I Complete! PAINT SIT IN A CASI Drop this It veer young Whistler's sleeking and sea haw ha lik e s HI Wind H up, pul the trigger, and spa rks go Hying with a rat-a •tail BAUWB POWDER B K M iB K 1U Generous Floconl An esquMto gift, h this . . . kor those* porfomo it a stall . Pan far AMI TA IL! TIMMIS SIT FOR 4 OMaJtf Steel v a rsity Her PERFUME Her COLOGNE A by BOURJOIS by HUDNUT ,| g | ■:(r. ’ 1», « w * t ” In Hew rooky Cover la a . v r l s t HUDNUT OIFT Ridrard I d d i osadsb fawrdsr m i ratroahlna T W ater m » k » - # l ftlogeheaoedhi 1 W /fl �. 4t AT, DECEMBER 18, 1«1 &E M K 12 . Government Will I $ation Auto Tires MAKE XMAS TELEPHONE CALLS EARLY PAGE SEVEN THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORID/ mg of the Philippm*- ihIi t -i »larvl “tramrr ( ’orrrgiuor. which v. im Mown up yc*tcnlny t»y a trine mar Mnnil.1 Hay Two h ’mlrv.l nn«l t truly «' Vfa P '- r m n * wrn* known t«* tu -r Urn ni\ci| though tunny wen* titJuitM. Th«» li*t of iniM.^ing \ n< mc**mpir .i* Ircsusr many ........Imi ink- Ko«rdr«l the 18-Slton *« <rl with FARMERS’MARKET 168 People Missing As Steamer Is Sunk R la r t lla M ir t M f » « * r a « 4 V t f f l a b l f | IW p u c t. WASHINGTON. Dve. IS.—<A*> —The government Wednesday an­ nounced rationing of automobile tires will begin Jnn. (, with talej prohibited except to individuiU poaeeuing ration ranis, or to fill military orders. Price Adminlitntor Henderson told a press conference that stoppate of Far East rubber imports had forced a reduction of nearly M percent in the nation's crude rubier consumption, that elvilLn consumption would be limited to 10,000 tons a month—compares with 47,000 used now—and th:t such non-easentiai goods as tsnnl, 'and golf balla, bathing suits and rubber toys probably would be eliminated “ for the duration.'* H IM a p t« l l i o t D * e . IN. I M I ^REPORT NO Jl M PPLEH * to |2 «*sj ( A VIVA 1*1 I II A N A N A S. ! it* » U a a to rn ll~ Ik U M )2 • * • lot : . hpr*. -l» A. U. >. . I . i o i Vtf |2 |).n lititia..> I T - to IlK A N H , S n ap . I*u h rp . T e n d er* r .- » n nn-l V a lrn tllU R . I t to to Si i f . | *o l« i i ; i v A U H A U K . T o n . bu lk , fa . t o fe y S M 0 « «'h h h m . f r t a . I t a ^ • C I I A V U T K . bu hpr I I T1 C A R R O T * dot loin «-»o to 7Sr • 1 S .I. \ llli* «. L>o« torn (S c to COc C O R N , i d a - a r k a I I 21 C IS l.K It Y . r r t « - Ilf |« an to f i t * # *A IT L IP M »W J C R . r r t No |91.T* No. 2 h p r |1 i»0 K i K I I 'l A N T . Hu h p r*. fa ir to (n m l T5c Hi 91 “ * O IlA r ilK It i n . H o te l. U A com b 11 I t >| l^ .t >• i | 2 91 22, *■> Im i b a a KCUgCATS i.u baht ’ •\ ii, (L * II in LRirONA. », bo* |3r- Jl in. |oo*- I 91 U * I.IIIK H , llil ti.a k t |l SO I tE T T IV H Ir r b a r p luoaa d ry p a rk d o *. Id o O K I I A . |l«i h p r I t SO in |7 o » O N JNH 50 U. - a r k . \ a llo w |j »•» Feel Year. Y.ungir, Full .1 Vim KltKK HKI.lt KIO Holiday Visitors fcAMP It LA N D IN G , Dec. 18.— (Special!— Tin* present finer* gency will not uffn*t parrnti or iteclhfnrti \%h«> may **nt to pay a visit to Cutnft llluMiling tlurin-; the holiday*. A survey tndnv showed thnt a person could stay in rump for less than #*J n dny nhich in* eludes meals, «l**i*pinir »ccc»mmo* cfation.4 in one of »hr jfii«*«t houses with sll its privilege* including libraries, radios and gumc faclll* It-sm e a H w - p M tp b e ri* >*•!••• — H, I 7S-j— m VJ doetae write* *1 i«*-8 ti n t w l ' n* ••.II# •• * M « » I »»ir-w4-rt.wy all- «*ei»» » inrte libheta mat. »e/| IV- Rtf f.*'»># |evew <44 *••(1 NehB* p e»t*w rM ywtri%ef Ik e IW | 'Up 112 \V. FIRST STREET We Sell U. S. Savings Stamps MARCMtfr ANN Pres. Avila Camacho Camp Will Admit IMM« e fii. Mode-1 I f lif «•» bp bo.Lea l.e li* . BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR ** Following the Japanese attack on U. 8. territory in the Pacific, Pres. Avila Cantacho of Mexico defines hil countrj's po-itiun. Our south of tha border nmghiior has hrokrn off diplomatic relation! with Japan. Tsro of Camarhn's military ehitfa are shown standing behind him. l h - M e d l | « M » I al - - • ! • HUM »*rt'*€ •* vitl IHlrM -HI ■*" i eautpi #»>>»*el — I’ llONR 8»* NEW TO tU L K S K L K F A IR l.A D Y : i l>oa I MlM Ml imlH. ••»« eat t -sloa* f*#l*«| Mixed Drinks — Package Goods — Bee • • ) oaf l ( l a r ERA j— k WHERE CUSTOM EB**SEND •. ' Y ^ ’ e THEIR HOME FRIENDS' C O NTIilli.i . AT. SPECIALS M argaret Ann and Good Housekeeping GIVE THE RECIPE FOR SW T IM VTA1T1K* f l *•» In | | JX Imi I I <»0 r\V T I iib - A MERRIFR CHRISTMAS f * r kh U f |t T «»\ | A T O K A . b« In |1 b C rn i» . ••Ml I . . ......... |1 %>» in f « *.n | .i| g - V n* y |Ju*». Ill III r r t v V ««» || o* T l N U K I l l . N E r . l a lm , r m h |13" **• «l 3V T I IL M I “M I.u b -k l |l 7 .*.. dot bun |Jr |.i 40c Yowell’s will be o^en nighid ’til Christ.nas (A dv.) M e •..* its • • a .la ia r»» n il AIIVM M K k l) |t\ ( it Mill m o it H f k k k i ’ i n c . I 'I m. II.III. . ^ m. I I i I.. II . 1 V O C A - 1 .111. 1 C I 1 1 . m . k ■lei allowed to enter at it gate only and there they mu.t go to the offico of the I’rovo.l Marshal and Identify themselves, state whom they wish to see and — if everything I:. in order - thev tics. There an* restrictions natural* will be Issued a pass for the ly on entering camp. l!iviliatw« ar»* length of time they wish to stay. S - 'M ••••» ...r w -i " I k r Y u la llit r lw « » f d l » H l« , 1 S ill I’ S u .if •h .1 P tA S , \». 1 -s*»r M .. . h - \ ••. w He rn n |,ic -•M-'i .an Hr, 11. L’rnntlerry HALLE i,„ . C O K .v. a ' l t ^ ' 1111 enn lOc ....... *l5c ,,>c Now! (iold Meaai ;>Ins. 2r>e -K IT n H A U iM r r a l % t ln n t ln \n* . I »• l b - , if* T K I 'I K l» • Knriehed Hour 20 lbs. y3c A K f I I » « | ‘. & P U U A l.lT Y F R E H II M E A T S T e t l- r a s a l • * r e .. eg fr e e M rII - All-llran is . 1 n n iw ln liri I 'I m* IIm M I * I I p i m m II I 'a a r y K r r . k 11 r . . a stl* HEN TURKEYS lb. 34c 3 f..r t.ingcr l* r illr p 1111 c Hwt»e.n..ig Ale llr lM M I'.'c IM rw l ln k r a l I • ■«. mn ^.»c MEANS IH jC Sirloin STEAK., lb. 31k W .S T K IIX K1U f • i x - j -*ZSQ > rr tM IIM l R O A S T ...... lb. 2 lk TSaSS-tPsw. : ...Mi LET US PACK A M I SllII* YOUR CHRISTMAS H U IT . Holiday-Spirited. BryWt! ' Cl - I 'v v v n a u ■ Smart Rayon Dresner Thia la the aetaon for aplurglng—See these irn m Jean Nedra fashions in rayon alpaca, spun rayon and fine novelty weaves) Thera are >1Vtf8 pre-onta. draped and tailored «■ sty lea, 12 to 60. Budget-Priced Fashions The eplrft of Chriatmaa la cut Into •vary Una of these amart dresses' Chooee from spun rayons or A .9 8 | tyon crepes! Styles for sixes Z t k > | )» : h i s i : i > PIX NIC............Jb. 25c TEA iiALIaS .. ldc PORK C H O P S ..J b . 23c Frw h Dretmcd U«. Fork T H IM W K II r a m i «m :u SM OLi.ucsi....ib. PECANS..... WALNUTS.... ly i.f SIDE, lb................ 17U r nit.\xii. f'uNNfrr Nt.li* HrsLNAOE. N I V I .'U W L i a .........•.. m o r. ‘ . ... CORN 1IKKF it". H A M ............... tb. 2»e M n r .H T Y a r a x T r in i •« Sliced UAC0N lb. 2»e Y0t/R watch repalrad by who really kaowa , how. CU)81N0 OUT Woodbine Pat tent o f China. UcLaulln’s. x. Jeweler Magnolia A n « Fo und ONE MUIJS farming toelj, 2 r-f.va. Carl-Smith. Route 1, Dor 146. P3 DEFERS* lump book. MISCELLANEOUS 0 worth of item pa. R*- - . > to Doe 610. Sanford. Y0WELL'8 WILL c*ri:i* mn- % W b. I T% l.l. ii-iiki: Spaghetti .... 7Fjc h. ol.lM I* ( M i l Chi'tw Spruills D i «• I'l ••199*11 Pineapple » i«i i row it o I ' M M r) le lM r r t tierrifs, lb. I |b. I> ». I.lu r - I*ip#uppli* I lb. Ill (•litfr Citron Il)f Juice. % i oz. IHc I p iM iiii s o a i\ m; Irs. I u* mv Ik . I s l-r r I*r> ‘ -e fc rl r « i u i i i ii urn*. M ill. I r» l.t u r M l.onion Peel. III. u<*r%i.i»\ Wesson Oil II*. lirnni;? Peel, lb I • llil# r.AISINS. 2 lbs. lu * • » « Mill U fi.ttrs, 15-oz. cnor rovra I\lc\ licuds, iRi,*. i.roun Sugar Snowdrift, 3 lbs, r.siiiu—r t ii k >" * '4 riala ,r a«ll -W a g a t a h - ly W ry l . l 4 n i;l al-V-SVWIH-.lt t-SMt: . LIMAS ......... .*.............. ....... Uc lb. pk*. 17c - EXTRACT l.ranules, am. ,Mol;iH»en, It ii b b l I (u rra n lH I lb. W b lle llalnln t QUALITY DEPARTMENT ECONOMY DEPARTMENT '" iS W I t K CHOCOLATES____ U. 8. Good Weutern Heel WiLson Certified or Klnghan Reliable » t v r.ttiti LOIN STEAK hams SALAD DRESSING | 'j MMMI.I.e* I I f h . I | i « k r r 1 lM l« b e ll»i| « « I 'r | i II « I « I om 4 f»rr l il' (| u n k r r le lv la 7 «*— I I 'M M - l l r - N « . 3 r«N • n r r% n K »:n - FRUIT CAKE........ I IM H per CEREALS BEETS — ......................... 27c M U -l-in CAKE F L 0U R .._ ...... .............. .........- . .2 « lb . Snap F!nk»*H, Igo • i ' miv rra FLOUR p!nln or 8. R. 12 Ibn. 33c 24 lb*. 73c 48 lbu. 1.45 U k l l r and b f r f * * tc u iv itt'.i.iriot-N ::rz lb. MEAT------- -— :................. ........... 2 I n . pkgs. I7e MC y , |U Mia LOCAL A LONO dlaUaea mov. 8 O'CLOCK C 0fPE E..„ 2 lb. ba* 39c 3 lb. tu* 37c WIIITKtIOt'aa KYATtmjtTlUt MILK.... ............ .— ............ ......... U li can* 25c nar.M SPARKLE. im •lb. Guava Paste, box .!? 27c p l i f h a and. II. .III r s .1%l.l. PUMPKIN..... .................. - ______ ____ ___________ 10c OAK 4 lighter wood. ■ delivery. Come 0f or write Tremper'a Wood | M l L IS e - s it e• aSnper Suds, uni. GRAPE JAM, lb. jar 15c; 2 lb. jar 25c Papayas. Gar. * RON RONS ««« TREE RIPER* 0 rison, 4118. i \ 1(1 O .i Log. Cabin Syrup r * 1 T X H I.I. W HO. 7 'it- IMI « \ |l« c k ;.\i ( i ; i t k s Corned Beet' Hi. idc CHERRIES 1N E .4) a e . lt V IL E HOC FOOD 1*111*1 « \ l | - P * " riM.ll Te-I. .rg OKOPS....... U R E A .MS.... r o r o a iT ■ ‘Classified Advertisements MILK, 2 tall cans 2:k* M’ils T t iN * 35C Cherrle* # Citron, Ib. 43c ri4 ir »* * w ju ttiia o HABY FOOD.... 2 cam 15c a n t-m s . CKUEAL.----------pkg. 15c m. w m m unm e PI* Pig Pig Pig Pig Pig Pig Pork Him* ...... Sboulder* .......... Chop*, lb. V...... .. Backbone, lb ....... Side, lb...... .— 8*onge. lb...... .... Head*, lb. ------ SOAP.--------- nan 19c LKIHLIF....... 3 Ib can Me lo w * B E A N S -______ 2 KSED8 Lamb LEGS Lb. 29c Turkey Toms, lb. 27c lam b Shoulder .... 'lb. 19c HENS lu, Rib CHOPS Lb. 29c rHt:«n k 11.1.t-.it Mi.TIWOMM Hens lb. .. OYSTERS ... q t 49c tt<itiiit:i.i. t * » t atiirrr.u Bacon Id. H E N S ..... Ea. 59c ai.irr.ii tioii.»:ii I Ik. Cm * . b4L 27c RD cam ; T O W B l j S ^ ......------ -> p t H e t i n a SELOX. akx. Sl'EAK. lb.... . 29c It. COCOA......J lb can 17c SSSStifm.2 23c 17c »»c Spiced HAM, lb. 35c ltfc vr.vi-KMiaKU i t mu 15c STEAK lb...... 35c l»e Beef Llv«r Ib. ...---- 25c 5c TIU tiOV- 10c LOIN OR CLUB STEAK 17cCUTS, lb, BACON, lb WHITE BACON Best Grade ..lb. 15c nnt.nov.v on - * a. Stew Beef.......25c Compouna 2 lbs. 29c a iu i l l < i tl-.ti Picnic Hams ib. 23c RII.H - IV It i MEAT- lb..........19c a i i K .rttv v t,* Sausage 2 lbs. 25c SKINLLSS BUTTEP. 2 lbs. 25c WEINERS lb. 15c SPINACH..2 lbs. 9c POTATOES. 1 0 lbs. 21c 0N I0N S-3 lbs. 17c 'BEANS.. .2 lbs. 17c ...5 lbs. 2 J c BUABIL NC'IK...... W A L N U T S .......... e-lllteii riHUUV L E T T U C E .______ ... 2 heads 17c eu u V L a. Xam s _________ 5 ‘“8- 1 9 c C A iiim ow E B ...-.— ib. iqc in cn T t o u m it CABBAGE......lb. 4c PECAN HALE MONEY MAKER...... Ib. IBe BTUAirr........ ...... Jib. 19c SCHLEY (Paper Shell) lbJ7c Bananas.. 4 lbs. 19c �I ; .* ' 1 1 SW ''A'* r P A G E E IG H T THURSDAY, DECEMBER I AaFXk Makes Peace Cooperative Group Will Have Meeting: WASHINGTON. Dec. 18. — — (Special)— Rerrnt O.veiop merits in the cooperative purchaalng of farm auppliea by co­ operative* organised prin-arily •3 market farm product* will be deecrlbed at conference* on coop­ erative purchasing nt the 17th aeaalon of the American Institute j of Cooperation. January 12 10, In . Atlanta, Georgia, j Sponsored by the University of Georgia and Georgia Cooper­ ative Council, Ihe January Hirel­ ing of the Inatitute will be ita firt aoutbem aeaalon «lnce 1933, when It met In North Carolina. Thla year the Inatitute devl.tea I from ita uaual policy of meeting on a college rampua, a. for the first time Its aeaalon ia bring being held during the .chool ve.ir. All meeting* will be In downtown Atlanta hotel*, the We.ley Mem­ orial Church, and the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Budding. Although no Hlscua.lon of co­ operative purcharlng under a war­ time economy ha* l>,-rn officially scheduled, It i« rapertrd that many of the speaker. addreaalnar the purchaaing conference, will broaden their talks to include an examination of cooperative,' prob­ lem. and pollrlea In wartime. J*mra C. Morton of Wavrrly, Florida, funerlntemlrnt iifg t h ’, Wavcrly Grower. Cooperative, will dlacuaa cooperative purchav Ing by fruit and vegetable mnr ketlng co op* at the conference on Wedneaday, January 13. BOYS DAY Thrill them with electrical (Jhristnua gift* for their homeai Efficient, practical, durable . . . they give perfect aervlre In record "time! Shop today! •»VI»»»., H eating Pads $2*95 up Coffee Makers $2*95 up FOR MOTHER! AnM.4 GOT WAFFLE IRONS $£95 up Electric Irons DO YOUR • WW M, MIX MASTERS AND OTHER ELECTRICAL AP­ PLIANCES MAKE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIKIS. PHONET 442 * X m a s c a l l in g $3.95 up 2-SLICK TOASTM ASTER........... ,$17.25 SMOKELESS TABLE BROILER $12.95 108 MAGNOLIA * E. C. HARPER J ' f c By FRAN STRIKER LONE RANGEK • m ff | Offering To C.LO. . cm vm o TWf U6CN OP D S , “ We regret aincerely and are deeply concerned with the d r itraettv* rivalry and organisation (hat haa M l the American labor field for the paat few year*. W * bold all each rivalries and Juris­ dictional conflict* have no place in an emergency eoeh aa facaa nerka and the world today. Wb, therefore, renew our offer for unity In the labor movement and for the common defense of our nation against mortal danger. Wal hope our call to this end may act be fat vain.” The declaration also went on record la favor of a no-strike policy for the duration of tht gar. “wr WCKWDW/ J Thla warning sign posts* by worker* In tht Ford Motor Company plant In Detroit saying “ Out to lick Japan, do not disturb” convoy* spirit at workers engaged In war affert riant manufactures airplane englnm RADIO NEWS WDBO - 4, Tomorrow'* Prograi 8:30 Norman Beaaley Fla. Cowboy* 7:00 Rrrakfait Bravltlea 7:45 UP Newa 8:00 The World Today 8:15 Feur Blnglag JaW® 8:80 David 8hoop Orcha: 8:48 Virginia 8:00 Homing Devotion* apts * UoyB Play Meter • As Slot Machine! longer period of time. “ Wa won­ dered why It dldnt pay o ff," one of the Britlah boya replied, "we thought It waa aoma new kind of American gambling device.’* rdk* * / 6 *tA T K O T T t I DELAND, Doc. 18— (Special) Mi*. Oleda -Dyson, sent..' at Slateon Univanity .from Sanford, wlilj, bw In the Mat far the pn,wnfatten i f Dleken*’ ’The Chriatmai Cat| ro l’i to be glem by the Stetson player* Thuraday. Dec. 18. Mbs, Dyeon wl I play the role «4 Mar­ tha, daughter of Bob Cri'cldt and ■later of Tiny Titn n the Inimertal story. .. : Package Goods Beer & Wines Cocktails 840U TCN M B .V HAVE YOUR CAR THOROUGHLY RECONDITIONED INSURE YOURSELF SAFE AND ECONOM­ IC A L TRANSPORTATION FOR THE DURA­ TION BY HAVING A THOROUGH O V E R H A U L , WHILE REPAIR PAR IS ARE PLENTIFUL AN D CHEAP. I Free Estimates All Makes Cars STRICKLAND MOTORS Inc. 10S N. Palmetto Ave. DONTWAJT—u THE IW A N T T O B re ir& SIMPLY TAVERN I . A SPECIAL AD — CHOCK FULL O’ VALUES * PRICES GOOD TILL XMAS! Anaoor Top ..Quality Cloverbloom Shipped Dressed XinaS Poultry HENS, 3ft lb. i t . Slewing FRYERS, 2 to 2ft lb. ROASTERS, 4 to S lb. tv, b$ § f k 2 tc L A R D ... ......? £ BACON, IK (Me STEAK .... PORK CRANBERRY SAUCE No. 1 Can 1:50 Three Si*term 8:88 Matinee Mualcale S ill Bah ilaaaaa •tM Baafre Valley Folk 8:48-Exploring 8paee I K Place New* 4d 8 69c Kata Cmith Spetki Checkerboard Time Dance time Our Otl Sunday DbUe Farm d a b Bridge School of the atr ranteil Qt. 25c Pt. 14c TREES Bayjoon today 39c to , l " '" " l - M sj-jl: \ . !' ' T.1 ■■■■ T a ll r *U * ,m .. AN ( m ■ ■• 25c HAMS SHOULDER BACKBONE SAUSAGE D E L IV E R i lb. H M U trk Ftitgal 114 N . Park A f f c f . A * Phone 12 (CLOSED ALL D A Y X M A S-O PE N TILL 9 P. M. WED. EVE.) l : a Road "of Life' S.-80 faung Dr. Malone t ill Joyce Jordan •JO The Goldberg* I t a UP New* By PAUL ROBINSON .1 w p o a TANT.'i Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ECONOMY FRUIT and N U T CAKE, lb. 25c 2 lba, In tin 11:80 11:18 12:30 18:48 1:00 1:30 A KETT • LOW COST • EASY PAYMENTS The Sanford Atlantic National Rank White Baron T ty ,c vw u • i l l American School of the • 0 •i45 UP New* 10:00 Marne! 10:06 Black and Whit* Notaa A M .rg, if/THB FU ST N16HT MTTHE CAIZ'XXl n-1 • ECONOMICAL • CONFIDENTIAL • Oleda Dyson Is In Stetson Play Cast youf'Womcfj^AJpf. ir . Soldiers at ' Camp Blindingl •pent over 870,000 a month for| candy and cigarvta. FORT MYERS, Dee. 17. T n ir t r i r r .fr u M (Special)— A local police officer I 8:00 UP News wa-, amaxed the other day to find | 8:10 Three Slaters a group of Royal Air' Forts ca­ *:lft William I . Shlrer det* from a nearby training field 8:10 (Aim and Abner hovering about a parking meter. I t>:45 the V.orlu Today Investigation proved that they ; 7:0n Dinner Music were taking turn* putting nicklea . 7:15 Bam Cuff in the slot and occasionally one n III* N n »« of them would attempt to shake 7:30 Makt Mina S. B. the machine. Y:44 Land Ilea J’rogrjm “ You’ re wasting your time, I 8:00 .ita Shadow boya,” he told them. “ You only| 8:30 Duffy’a Tarero one hour at a 'g e t credit for on# 8:55 Elmer Davla 4k the N o » » time," the off leer explained. He U;08 Academy Award Award laeaumed that the boya had park0:30 Sport. Reporter ' , d , car and thought that by 0:48 The law yer and National p ^ in g jn several eolna they “ iWO-F. Lombardo Owht Me r m m J/Jn s r n FOR A N Y REASONABLE NEED There are 35 Camp Exehangah wars soldiers order or may buy anything from outboard motors to chewing gum, nt Camp BlandIng. 11:30 Vaughn Monroe Oil 12:00 Linton Welle, Newt 12.05 Sign O ff r PERSONAL LOANS It Mid: Glenn hither UtMALT WOirr «M M • WASHINGTON. D. C , Dee. 18. — (A P )— The Americau federa­ tion of Labor offorod Tuesday to Buko peace with the CJ.O. *•aartlng ia ■ declaration of war labor poller that there wa* no alar* in the preoent emergency for rival labor disputes. The declaration waa adopted at] meeting o f A.F.L. officer*. u- ■ .nA Tbur’ tor the U“ enla» 0< th« World YK/ NCWCMMttJSEUr 18, 1 m - 'r - - " 'J r - : - III L �r.-w^T.’ r > '* r •* ' r— y R R lS fK •* 5 » * 7 s$Tvr ' ^ ftl£ .? "C V ! - V . A »| la Florida — AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established la IM S S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y . By Japanese Assault O ff to Wedding Dutch Smash At Foe In Borneo lly A a to fiftH Senate, House Fail T q Agree On Age Limits Controversy Occurs On iXarting At 19 Or 2\ Years Reports Singapore # Nippon Drive In wMalaya Is Halted WASHINGTON. Dec. I*.— (A P )—The H»nit»-Hoo«c com­ mittee conference, working on selecllre serrice legislation, broke ap in coapletedisagree­ ment today on the minimum age for acllrt aevrice. Sena­ tor Reynolds reported. Hose* member* held oat for their mlalmam of II. The Senate ban rated for It. f i M» DECKM HKR 19. Member Associated Press 1911 Niim ltor 91 Reds Force Germans To Jap Invasion Armies Unleash Leave Finns Heavy Assault Against Luzon ongkong Is Placed Fall Of British City Is Near As Enemy • Troops Start Vio­ lent Night Attack Ift fr a lft Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail’ Hlghwc) And Water Transportation The fall of Britain’s groat Epr East stronghold of Hong­ kong appeared imminent to­ day as Tokyo reported Jap­ anese troops in a violent night assault had captured WASHINGTON, Dee. 19-UPi * l f of the .12-squaro-mile Leaving New York by plane for — The Senate responded Thurs­ California, glamor - girl Gloria island. Vanderbilt i< all amilra. And no day to an Army appeal fur young Nazis Abandon Allies As Russians Gain; Also Retreat From British In Africa I Ilf la a a e l a l r d Washington Declares Enemy Actions In Philippines A r e B e i n g Increased After Bombing Raid .Mam . I’ m a * ) Ilitln , bsttrrrii armies, reeling in retreat in Russia and Libya, were reported to have abandoned their Finnish Allies today a* the Soviets announced huge nrw gains in their rounler* offensive on the central front. The Rritish rtdio quoted reports from Helsinki this milining that . I "all German troop* were wilhs drawn from Finland in a great!- | hurry.'' The broadcast said Fin-1 nish line* were shalterrd between I lutke Onega and ludogs by tho.!'. Russian drive the vicinity of the| Leningrail-Murmansk railroad. Ilritish troop* in libya ars of* ficially reported to have captured | the Drrna iir|~>ft 100 miles north, west of Tobruk, and allied forces nre said to be advancing in “ all dlrectins". The thrust to Derna represents an allied drive of IDS miles from the Egyptian bonier since the opening of the tsmpalgn. V kV fts-. S w T * 2 ^ Nippon Bombers Fly Over Manila - • * V Naval Base At Cavite And Main Highway Are Hit From Air III* jg k % "* E. Gregory Kinlaw Reported Wounded In Pacific Attack U a .e la t r d Two new air attack* u|»«m Wake Uland wrrr rrportml today. Thr I'.S. Navy Urpartmrnt ••aid imp warn “ rnmpar• tiarly liifhl** and I hr other "in Mr«•■l rr forrr." atlding tha | “ Wake Uland rontinurb to counter the*«* blow*.** I*rr*idcnt Mmwcirlt a n* nounerd that confutation* have been urwler way for week* among the allies when a*ked about report* that there would he a meeting of anti* A il* rower* to coordinate all their utrength against ag* greneuirM. acknow ­ wonder. She’ll wed at di Cleco soldiers of enthusiasm ami sta­ N \HlllNGTON, lice. 19 in a Christmas ceremony at Holly­ mina, voting to mako all men from — (A T ) — l.ieutrnant tirneral 19 through 44 yean old liable Hawaii nfter the Jap attack Pictured Is a scene at llickam Fiel.l Ihiugla* MacArthur, com* in considerable force and for military service andi to re­ mander of the I'.S. Army in said, "heavy fighting U going on Mrs. E. Kinlaw received a tele­ quire the registration or malra the Far Fa*t« wan n«>minated gram from the bureau of Investi­ and the poaition U oerioua.” Only tikday bv |'re«ident ItiHMevell from !H through 84. gation at Washington yesterday t«» he a full General. Mr. Mac* a comparatively imall gmrriaon ii The chamber passed the meas­ stating that her son. Gregory, Arthur, former chief nf «taff reported defending the 100-yearure by the overwhelming vute was among those wounded In the of (he Army, retired with the gR j British colony. of 79 to 2. California's two Sen- Pacific area but the extent of rank of General and look I reported the Japanese charge uf building up the aton, Downey, Democrat, and hla injuries was undisclosed. He A II It. "Seiitty ’ I r\\ I* recent­ l'hlllppinr« drfen*e«. lie wa* Johnson, Republican, recorded the was somewhere in the vicinity of adrtham Malaya i Hawaii when hia mother last ’ ly received n letter finn, In. *i*. j recalled to active duty when only "no’’ v o t e s . I to a standstill hut ter in law. Mr*. ( ' W ,.f j the Japane«e aituation became The action sent the bill to con­ heard from him. Tne telegram reads as follows! acute. Sel»ey. Su»*ex, Knitlsii'l. wrillrti 1 ference with the' House, which ■III N<IV.24, in u-lm-h *he relate* | only Wednesday passed Its own "The Navy Department regrets III, .I h w I . I - , l-m s l van Ion limiting military duty to to inform you that your sqn, Em I T o A f i f T n l n n L n n . IllfltlellU IWCliriHa- liefoie the 11lit melt Gregory Kinlaw, chief boll* Jupun'.-i Ht-u-lxirin* Invasion men la tha 21-44 'bracket. 8.' Navy had ermaker in the U The Senate measure would clear unr nti.l atthmixii the letter tell* hf armies nre reporttsl to huvo In .............. action In _ the at three B i m y for avpatentlal army of been ----- wounded ----------_... . Civilian* were requested tmlay mainly » f the whereabout* of fam CUOAoa mai« aa a g a i n s t - D * t i o t » a n t o of kb,duty sad In unleashed a heavy now atlly member., Girru U presMtwIn a W ASH ING TQ jLD yc, tw fooperite with the nation’* ' the service o f hi* rountr tor ... , _____ Ing 999 In the House vsnlon. ffw plnrc* tin' "llritiwli humorouw* Anicncmi and Krrafn authori­ fensivn nguinst Luzon Inland tho"The -Navy Department appre­ war effort by refraining a* far n»»|r. A fane of 7,000,000 men would has advanced community committeemen and o f­ ties in Martini«|iH* have reached ficer* for the Agricultural Con­ be estabilahed If ths two cham­ ciate*-your great anxiety and will a* possible from'using long ill* At thp I'flil of thi* li’ltrr. Mm. nn nnord. it wn* learned author!' in the Philippines with Wash­ miles. furnish you further Information bers compromise on 90 years aa servation Association of the Coun­ Liner facilities on Christmas Day I rwic niM«. "I jimt thmiitlit it bombers smashed at the ington declaring there’s u Jaasagse invasion forces In the ty. Performance Supervisor Orie the lowest age limit for service promptly when received. To pre­ end New Year’s Day in order I would not In- fsir If ilitl not mi’ll" tntively h»*t night, under which ''marked increase in enemy vent p-ttribl* aid to our enemies, — and Congressional leaden said Mathieux announced this noralng. the neutrnl *tut i i * of French |m « f WfcMb Rajah" Kingdom of Bara gtateful i»vrrybiH|y It very plrase do not divulge the name of _that long distance telephone linc*l*^"n Three community election* will such a compromise was [ mak la north Borneo. for nil thf hflp Amrrirn u irivinir »r«*i»*ng und naval vraarla In the air anil ground activities.” his ship or station. Rear Admiral ran be krpt open fur government |W Imperial Japanese headquarters he held aa follows: Sanford, 10:00 probable. . . to Ihi* 1’iiiiw*' of IhMiiocrnry, br- we«l4in hemisphere will remain "There wns heavy bomhintr The final vote followed reject C. X. Xlmltt, chief o f the bu I..,. In Ibr rniergi-ncy. |rt..... y,.„ .„ . WP hHV,. m-v.-r m unchanged. I saaswitlli Of 9:85 A. M. today A. M.. at the Court House; Oviedo, rrau of navigation." over Munila und over the | P. M. Tharsday, E.S.T.) 2:00 P. U , at the school house; Jon of three amendments to modify Th* CNim* front K. * •i ||)r |.u*i hail tru«» Ortnocmry nnil Tinier the agreement, it wa* rity uf Iloilo in tho island uf I'a tha Japanaao army and navy and Igmgwood, 4:00 P. II.. at Ly­ provisions affecting |9 ami 20 Turner, manager of Southern : m>m- know it better than the year olds. learned, the United State* will n«y, south o f Luxun. There 1* Maedad in tending on th« man School. working cl}»»*«»*. We hivp iroi to llrll Telephone and Telegraph The Sanford community Includes continue to permit trade with nothing ta report from other bland o f Hongkong, which (!umpany, who said that war-pre­ put down Kuriiit Totulitiirinn i?ovM under aleg* and can all nf the farming district north rrmurtit, for it U brntisl in its iFrein h poKftg'Mnion* in the Carih- areas." Japanese bomlu-r* twice parations might be seriously ham­ of l.ake Jruup, Including Monroe fo r mors than a week. brutality, much won't* than slur- i bean, in return for pledge* th.it tmlay roared over Manila and lomheil the Naval ha-e at Cn pered if long distance circuits t ry «'V«’r Tha British dafandlng their and Paola. Oviedo la designated in tin* old days. French %ra*rl* and national* there vtttf and also bombed Tarlar, 70 head __ of tho __ ______ . a* the area south of Geneva road become so crowded with civilian •aval baa# at tho “ Should Wf not win th«* victory will take no action detrimental mile* north of Manila on tho chief Chinn aaa, put up a ((area m lat- and south and east o f Laka Jea»up, holiday greeting message* n* to over tin* fiermans, then Ciotl help to the United State* amt Ameri­ WASHINGTON, Dae. 19—<-P>highway from Manila to l.ingnyrn Chief Roy Williams aald today In tho Japanoto, a com- and ai far west aa Wagner, The Bmphaililng effects of the Pacific delay completion o f calla nece*■j im . Hiller ha* become drunk with can interest*. •nd Vigan when- Invader* hold police are Investigating several I-ongwood community take* in said. An obvittu* interpretation of the beachhead. l'lr* ’ urr whit,' •»V«T. Japanaao nevertheless were Lake Mary. Ungwood. Altamonte war on Imports from tha Far leads in regard to tho theft of tw» .ary to the war program. East, tho government yesterday rings Wednesday afternoon from American «ubmnrine», moving He asked .11 peraon. content , ....... . h_ .M. nf„ r(, the agreement, it wa* *aid, woutil |sold ta ho “ rapidly carrying out Springs and Forrest City. took control over oil tin supplies the McLaulln Jewelry Store in he that — ilespite Nail effort* with deadly effect into tin- bat­ fatthor operations." Mr. Mathieux received the elec­ In the United States, Including which a slick-fingered negro con­ plating exchanging greetings by min'* sister write* nf the awant- to Ni’curo doner Franco Herman tle of the Fur East, have sunk i Tha am dal account said the tion notice from C. R. Dawson, lung distance telepnone to place mg uf the Distinguished Service eollahoration — French po*ae* U Japanese transport, nnd |>rob I Japanas i capped their assault with County Agrnt and secretary, who shipments alrtedy en route to this cealed two rings, on* with an and troop* in ably » destroyer u* well, while estimated value o f 1300, while thvlr calls soma time oth, r than 4'rnss in n member uf the family. nioiiA veA»eU f aa AKansiva pounding all Jester- stated, “ A special program for country. Donald ML Nelson, 0PM priori­ looking over the stock, apparently Christmas Day and New Year’s "Dal you get my letter telling you France* American territorie* will more limn 30 Japanese plane* i K r and last night ta which Jap- Seminole County for the year 1941 Day as a contribution toward almiil t'harllv* being wounded in ties director, issued a four-point lint l>e taken over by the Ati« bombed the southern port nf with- tha Intention of making a plana* and tho army’s ar- la in effect; you art, therefor*, ur­ America's preparations. netive military service ugninT'l The friemlly agreement will I'anny in Ihrir first attack in r Vomhod and aholtad ateadi- ged to cart your ballot In this elec­ ‘•freesbig’ order providing that: purchase, and then walked out In making h's appeal, Mr. she asked and "that he ha. been nho, it wa* *aid( make it unnece* lhal region, U. S. Army head1. All supplies o f tip shall be of the store. tion so that a representative vote subject to OPM allocation and The loss was discovered short­ Turner said "long distance faedi- awarded the D. 8. C.7 Poor boy. *nry for the United State* to quarterii nt Manila announced to­ • w e n reported tn may be secured." subject to designation to to their ly after the negro left the store ti*i have been crowded with call* the first timw-be--wns injured he lake any military action tn in»ur*i day. iVO captured Japanese outpoate This will be tha second attempt ,Kin uff hi* forehead. A that Freneh territory or war*hi|M "Civilian caaualtiea mid proper­ and was reported to the po'drr. ■rer sine* the United Bute* was | Cantoa-Kawloon rail- to hold the election. Mr. Mathieux use. lump nf slu-11 wns (-mlH'iliU-il in oil thi* aide of the Atlantic will ty damage have been reported," 2. No tin may bo sold or deliver, When he left, the negro tal l he attacked on Dec. 7. their c ’ effort to 'relieve said, and it mutt be held at this "Government tong di.lanre trie specific wetdd return !n an hour and buy without N fboa’t Hu- bark uf hi* car ami small not I.** u*ed in any way again-l ■aid n communique. psensure on the BritUh time aa the expiration date for •d perm lesion. one of tho rings. Pollco loads were phone requirements, both military laini-4 of hi* left hand »r r e smash­ any of the American republic* The communique issued by the coloay o f Hongkong. holding such aventa U near. A ll and civil, have inerrasrd sharply. A number of Senator* , and .headquarters ed, ’ Shi- went on to soy that after 3. Future tin import* may bo not revealed, but Chief WII .. ---------------------of Lieut. Hen. * ml4.the -lioag farmers who hava filled cut a Industrial plants, stopping up th<Metal* He­ lumc decD—d progress U being consultation, physicians did nut Representative* have proposed l)UUg|a* MacArthur, U. S. com •UU w e n duel- work sheet for 1941 art entitled •old only t.mpo of produrlion, hava startamputate and the bone* knitted that the Itnitril Stales, acting in mknder in the Philippine*, short­ __ ____ MO artillery unite to vote. Tha association dealt serve Company or olhsir govern- mi da o'n the care. — *<l using long dUtanra In an bark together. collaboration with the other ly after H A. 81. today. ital tho mOo-wido strait separ- mainly with probleasa concerning rveg-Increasing volume." American republic*, take over 4. Tin now afloat may not br "Iloilo city (on Panuy island> tho Islam from tho main- the conservation of noli. Martinique lest the Vichy .gov­ wa* bombed aluut LUO P. M. •old without Nebm rt apodal peraad taM dbpdnod several Present officers are: ernment he forced to hand it Thursday. More than 30 Japanese mleabo. tn a p teutontntlona. Tha County Committee. Chair­ over to Nail Germany to he used plane* participated. Civilian cas­ Tim ardor, however, permits a | two artillery sections man J. J - Belly, Vice Chairman, ns n base for aggression in the ualties and property damage have distributor to dolhrer to roguter LAKELAND , Doc. 19. — (A P ) ineae hero pushed 10O D. K. Haines, Regular Member, customers ta boo than five-ten — About 990 Florida citrus grow­ western hemisphere. been reported.’*. ----- ---------- -— Juhn Evan*, son of Mr. and L o w fanatics C. R. Clonts, First Alternate, J. tote, eihjert to priority regula- er* who contend their fruit and Pres* reports said the attackMrs. Frank Evans o f lake Mary, St. Clair White, ami Second Alter­ H AVANA, Dee. 19. — ( A P ) trees wore damaged during thi ooswtoatiy high la.tcd for about 30 minulrs. aTth a ha* returned from tho New llamp HIM. INTRODUCED nate, Geo. H. Bridge, Jr.; 1929 Mediterranean fruit fly Eigkteen Japanese who had posed ton Hehoul fur Boys, New llamp Iloilo I* about 310 miles south not yet The Sanford Community, Chair­ .rad leaDon campaign Thursday as fishermen were jailed Thun ton, N. II., fur the Christmas and slightly east of klanila, a stop their jungle efWASHINGTON, Dec. 19.— (/77 man, Henry Thuratea, Vice Chair­ voted thanks for what their Bono* day ta tho Caribbean Sea village Aoliday*. . —A bill to increase to |I0U the on an airline running south t» man. John R. Jones, Regular Mam. FLORIDA— Portly « body and tors aad Cougroeamea had done of Batabano, 40 mile* south of At the school’s annual Fall pension paid to any veteran in­ Davao, southern Philippine port. bar, John W. Boll, and First AIto obtain aomo Federal reimburse­ Havana, and pollco laid tome of apart* banquet recently John re- jured or ill aa a result uf World It U art important port having ■a their awn main dc— * aoi • • Puns ment but also urged that efforts them were believed to bo officer* reived hi* varsity football letter. War service after reaching the large trade with Manila anil i- man puSod .back to ‘ ? mOm north o f vital bo ooattauod to gala mure com­ of tho Japan.se navy. In addition, he has been elected age of GO yrars has bern in other island ports aa well •• pensation. The I I . aoaae o f whom had liv­ a Junior member of tho Student traduced by Representative J. with fbreign ports. Many indus­ tries also are centered there. Chief A . E. Pkkard, Orlando, chair ed ta hotels In Batabano, were Council. Haulm Peterson. nun of tho State Reimbursement charged with espionage and plot exports are sugar, tobacco, rir*, ffee, hides and hemp. Committee; Doobm Dovano, O r llag cabotage. load*, comat Itie* counsel; and Ed Iloilo ia the capital o f the prov­ T e a motor and fishing boats Soaferd b R. Bcnttey, Lakeland attorney, n - were seised. A aubmarin* telnince of tho tame name, and has a population o f 30,000. •blood ntovbbno o f n bill now graph cable runt near Batabano. anal viator Oriental m Congress which would Tho announcement followed in relic# said they were seeking ititftPi 8m \ IBua* a boats fo r final settle- hidden radio atetloaa from which ductlon of tho entire Army of •u to the Covan the Philippine# into tho United it of Florid* claims. they believed tho Jspan.se trans­ at too States Army of the Far East, mitted military Information des­ Hundred* of children gathered they wanted for Chrisimn. tined for TShyo. at the Lake Front U> greet Santa| The Benford Merchants Arsocla- and other moves consolidating Tho am stc followed • police Claus when he arrived by bunt lion wero able to persuade tha and etrengthonlng tho American aaoomcooient that two men, on* yesterday. Bovs and girls wore I lolly fellow to mako his temporary force*. Tho N avr sparsely added tho Identified as • German Gestapo ahouting, "Hera comes Santa, j headquarters in Sanford and today c n a t, had been arrested ami from the North Polo right down j Ih# president of the assoclalion, details o f a tr»ru[x’.rt sunk and a J* b * * Aa ■ part o f the Nation's ekargod wUh plotting install hero to see uaf* Motorcycle Po-|ll. 0. Pope, expressed hla upprsc- destroyer probably at tho bottom, Club 4of*aao prognm ta. tho con•a a C aR a mountain ra w * re Unman Charles Shaffer, Bay iatlon to members o f tho organisa­ but. fallowing Ite usual course, ocsvmbw o f R ed, bousewive. ado no mention o f epoclfie lo­ flortwo capable of signaling ship* Seoul*, and tha Beminolo High tion who helped maky Ike project calities or tho IdonUtloo o f tho cad planes at tea. School Bond and Celeryettea ac­ • success i M m involved. companied Santa during tho pa­ Mr. Pope also, on behalf of hla Tho development wax widely rade to hU headquarter* In “ Toy association .aid that the group ap­ Visiter* are nl the uf tho cow taken to mean that an eftaettvo M fa r house o f tho United Town" where ho will bo pooh af­ preciated tho services of tho fal­ beginning had boon oaado nt coo f to ternoon from 9:90 o'clock to 9:30 lowing: Keel and Kms. Ed Big­ tko.-pl* I Sugar Corporation In takltalitag a blockade about Jatba with U b o'rlock until Christmas, except ger*. Herman Morris in-1 Um bey intended to snap Urn supply "and*.,inter viaiteS*find Monday when ho will bo neat to scouts, the high school hand cad to bo? diiU at iip id H iiU iy Jerry’* Drug Star* on Sanford drill team under tho direct!» « •teterorttag^ang J * * i, and cut o f f cappUoa o f Mbs Dorothy Sanford, Miss Kn row materials and. food. Santa said that ho gave over thryn Tskach and Mho OuUm nr* In .Washington, I Jtey Williams ind tho 1800 b a n •i candy to chlMnn ' i, Chief JU tbm tkroogh Enrio, wont Into Mi*. who visited kbg yorinrday after- M ic e Department, f ,*ank Evens, yUk u . xrar aooncil at 't— no oknrgo it g o * {• frit Nto * * » * tort * *MU London sources ledged the Japanese are land' wood. Elections To Be Held At 3 Polls On December 22 A.H.R. Lewis Receives Letter U.S. And French From English Woman In Sussex Reach Accord On Martinique Issue Civilians A s k e d To Refrain From Officers For Group On Conservation Be Selected use in telephone «*<ismte* teii.m..iiy IUP1* All Tin Supplies In U. S. Under Control u„- Trade Will Continue If French Fleet Is Ke p t Neutral Investigation Being Made Of Jewelry Theft j tru .‘L toUmpire tera. Citrus Growers Want John Evans Visita More Compensation Cuba Officials Jail Parents Near Here 18 Jap ‘‘Fishermen” -O S U ^ S *- ijstrs, ■sr.cR\£ 'M JL- THE W E A THER Morocco-Temple Head Ataarea Local. Shriners Of Annual Winter Dance Hundreds Of Children Gather To See Santa Claus Arrive By Boat s'a u ’a j s r , as Housewives Asked To Sava Glass’Jars to . E uir;- life; ,.t J Tfrl i * IJ •• V* •■* t t r 1 ,*n * " iln K — It t. * 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>, December 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/54d2e4e5588f4005c6fe6531f7521376.pdf 34f5e2501ad21bbdf44547fff0121ea2 PDF Text Text I 1 . ♦ ' ■a • I 'k^ri>yiljftil3 S ■ nD n v ' Tkwtgkr* rregraaM ■ vrtr’t effect* cut deeper, M ile , Into th# F ar We*t'e I program. Cor. Culbert L. I yesterday ordered Benia i Sac* track o fflrlalt not to the winter meeting *eheduled Aad th* fat* of other athletic ■ 6:00 U P Now* 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:30 12:00 * t » V D W W P f A. #7 ' t / A riMMATAMlfA-nUot flporta Reporter New* of Die World Guy Lombardo O rchritra Benny Goodman Orchr»tr« Linton Well*? new* Tomorrow** Program 8:30 Norman Beailey and hi* e. Cowboy* Breakfast Brevities AKHMiMsaa 7:46 UP N*wi H M V aM IK U A L AA a 2100 Th* World Today y io -iu o m tm :1S Organ Mood* n it » H:30 Music Men 8:45 Virginia 0:00 Morning Devotion, "AMU U O d k l U d AiWdAU 0:15 American Sellout uf CXtU A40 Sotnx O f t A Air 0:46 UP News [0:00 Mam*l 10:06 Blick and White Nutee 10:15 Myrt and Marge 10:30 Stepmother 10:45 Woman of Courage 11:00 Drama of Food 11:16 A t Home with Rally Mar tin 11:30 Music a la Carter 11:46 UP New* 11:66 Temperature (bufsooia otrutfto 12:00 Kate Smith Speak* sa«iia vied rmdw srcoio 12: l 6Check*rb«*rd Tim* Joe Loots Y «*a A MOCTM Iq 12:30 Daneetlm* I X « U W O * - M AR. 7 kMoCkaooof AM JWtoO v ir u s . 12:45 Our Cal Sunday l* 0 * a \M O — MAM. XI li 1:00 Dixie Farm Club 1:30 Bridge Ech-wl of Dun blending, poet and artnt 1:45 Road of U f* 4:00 Columbia GootoM O rihcttrj who recently published “ Florl240 Youn g Dr. Melon* 4:30 U n d t Trio d*yi," a delightful book of 2:16 Jeye* Jordan 4:46 P r* ,i New* Florida verse, and who now 2:30 The Goldberg* 6:00 For th* Farmer make* Florida hta home, w .a 2:35 Building fo r Deferu* 5:10 Twilight Melodlr* elected president of the Ft. 2:45 U P New* 5:30 Chrlitma* on th . Moon Pierce Chamber of Commerce 2:60 Three Sister* 6:46 Just Entertainment recently. Ilia first effort I* to­ 3:00 Farm Security Adm. Pro­ ut: ward beautification end be ad gram There are 5.1 chaplain* vocatea that a tree be planted 3:16 Bob Hanon Song* Camp Blending conducting 1and named fo r each child born 3:30 Renfro Valley Folk* church icrvlce* a week. in th* community. 3:45 Children ar* also f’eupl* 5:56 Presa New* r OTH ER IN S IZ E S P R O P O R T IO N HOCKEY’S TIRE SHOP 118 B O . 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BRHf BQI.K COthTF. FLUNIII.A. IV MOBATK. IN i u : EMTATE o f ANMI.ET B. III.AIIKK. lU rM ta rt T O A LL IT IE D IT U fl'H AND P E R - H AVERHILL, Maas.. Dee 16(/Pl— The o llo r , who w *i dismis­ sed from the United Staten Navy for tearing down a N a il swastika from the German coneulata In San Francisco latt January, h*( ap­ plied for reenlUtmant. Recruiting officer Charles Mitchel tald Monday that Harold J. Sturtarant, 20, neente to loin again. Sturterent m i not a " * " a dlihonoratle dleeherge, but left the Nary on chargee of mla- an*Amrrlcen Clipper* * * r' Into end out of Miami durthe firtt 10 month* of thl* r a toUl of 81A25 pau«ngar*. pared with M .000 for the l 10 month* of IIM*. Trough1041 *lr traffic In and out *°Sturterknt. a r*eident of HavMiami he* e ftr e g td 25 per­ erhill, Joined a ihlpmata end four cent above li»t y»er. I SWEATERS , Buttons on Zippsr $3.95 to $6.50 SLIPOVERS _____ _____ $3.95 SLEEV ELESS . .. . $ 1. 6 5 — $ 2 . 0 0 V E S T S ................. - .........- .............. W - 5 0 A L L -W O O L S SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS WITH OUR FLOWERS PIPPIN GARDENS, Florist “T H E V jr TO M A TO E*. I* lo I I Ib C r tlM . aril, lo % fiw l. I I 2* to l l . w I* lb r t r l o n a II •* TA Nl I K it IN P.r. t*A h o t com b. II 2* f a I I SJ TATS l rre w a* I the fla y from2 It* It# (U ff. I b iw t L a m b I I I * t* L o t l . i a Ibc. at*. I | l 22. 14 b o i ' w t 32* LKMONH. U b a a l l # t I I I*. l i r a £12* M f lT U r iS , 1 d o t r r u t t a . I r t b t r a . II In t n II I* C al. rr t» . » d o a 11 in lu II.a * . I d o t. 12.12 to |1 in ONION". 2* Ilf ta c k , y 1 1law 11 I I to 11.22 H pnnlih. 12 12 lu | 2.2* d o t. bun. |n e to too, OIIAM IKH. In n l.’.B r n m b IIM No 2 11(2 i* ( i :H i,i;r . d o t b u t i : « to i* r. IT A H . a r t t a . bu h p r. 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Review of the Year 1 »MARCH MARCH ■■■' ■« To Durham S: 10 ilm WhIU 0:11 Voice o f Broadway 6:30 Lum and Abner 6:45 The World Today 7:00 Dinner Muilc 7:11 Bam C u ff > 7:20 UP New* 7:30 Second Husband 1:00 Boy* Town 8:30 Unnounced 8:86 Elmer DavU end the Newi • KM) We Th* People 0:30 Report to th* Nation 10:00 Glenn Miller 10:11 Public A ffair* t } n # 3 ST 3C * RADIO NEWS A B A D tN A , Dw* JS.— 0F>— ■ dooa'i famed Rate Bowl foot, attraction found a ta ft harm ta r ta n , K . C , ytaUrdgy while Franciaeoa E u t - W n t grid untar d m due for a new home r~ AND RAYON M IX T U R E S JACKETS LEA TH ER )R S H O E O F P E H S O N A L S E R V IC E " 111111 A N D F O R H U . .. 1 8 - 3 5 *® 5 14 -5 0 W O O L . ........................$ 4 . 5 0 HAMILTON WATCHES P O P L IN W OOL LO A FERS SM A RT A N D to $ # -V 5 $ 4 .50 t o $ 5 .0 0 * ZELAN $ 8.95 t « $10 P R A C T IC A L WALTHAM WATJCHES ELGIN WATCHES ELB0N WATCHES iMMnt companionship nd d elicio u s drinka are iwaya on hand. Meat nur friends here. Mod* P U prices at all times. LONG T R A D E IN ONE! C H R IS T M A S m Package Goods Beer & Wines Cocktails lv We Deliver 'deplume 91Q6 OLD L IB E R A L A LLO W A N CE FO R W OOL Come In and »»e the unusual •election o f antique* fo r nala la lha people o f Bemloolo County by. Mr. A Mr*. Edwin Waoror who for mony year* •poratod an antique *hop In O r n n lll* , 1 C, (W a are In no w ay ronaoctad with th* aotlquo (bop which hut year w u operated la ‘ ha •00 Block of Park Avenue. G A R A R O IN K — $3.50 R O G U E S H I R T S .......................... $ 2 * 0 W ATCH. BLEN D W IT H SLA CK S! . .. O u r low prieen and wide variety will surprise yoal TH E L Perkins JE W E L E R TELEPHONI 357-W U S 8. PARK AVB. UORRRCT M E N ’S W RAR Bjr PAUL ROBINSON ETTA KNIT ANTIQUES N 00 Park Are. H L K fC V R R A Y O N .................. . $ 5 . 0 0 A RAYON YOUR . ..T h e f i l l th a t grows lovelier with the yearn, EDWIN WEAVER H L ^ C M V fU lP / L S L A P ON PU N T YQ T u w n o c-n g aa r a t a n io ' u l o p o a k ------------ \ t u p s . __ _ O IB Q O N Sanford, Fla. iassified A dvertisem ents BERV1CB YOUR O LD W ATCH ON A N EW * d * V * fo S W O M ONE MULK-farmlng tool*, I cuync CaH Smith, Rout. », Bo» IO . U 'm o F w m m n v_ r* HB WiZAflD/~1HR < W L^ l 1 ’i [ 4 V CN D B Jm . at WI1A12Q a lovw ' . ' fn A O R A C - 1 NrBRonrNd LOCAL * LONQ dl* lag. ere ting A eta A rA S W o N r t AFOU ND JL1' bv * BM A LL k m poekftPhone. 486. \ ™ * 3 r r " ■hat is tsR si hreM0wlaaford s s tAvo. srP R R lN T : - ■V 1 >, LONE iger r « • L- • WOMAN orFEW 1!'i n 3 / H f l H u k u - - - �V I Sanford Is The Only Ccntrii Florida City Affording Kail, Hig i«V And Water Transportation M em ber Drastic War Powers Given To President Germans Retreating From Russia Are • On Way To Nation Close To Turkey Censorship Is aSet Up To Stop Valuable Information From Reaching Enemies WASHINGTON, Reds Recapture Of Kalinin . I 'r e s s f- d ilb N o u rsr R oefn N u m b e r '.»•> Brings War Data to KI)R 'A dm iral Hart States Two AI tacks Wore Successful Hut No Details Are Told 17 (R - Japan Blockade Said Tightened Ma»» ) urged tbal women be • a change lo toluntarr f«'r eurh po-la " ASHINCJTON. Som of the H00 Japanese Interred in the Cnnnl Zone after Japan’* attack on Hawaii, arc shoot) setting up hnutrkrvping for an tnlefiniti- period. M nr«- than I,SOU Jap*. Hermann ami Italiana, have lean rounded up for internm ent by cooperating Panamanian and U. S authorities. The Canal Zone ia prepared for any emergency. Christmas P a rty Season’s F irs t School Council Starts Sale Of Given For Needy Celery Will Be Bonds, Stamps Considerable German mili­ Boys And G irls Cut This Week t a r y activity in Bulgaria, of IHr IT 25 Nipponese Planes Are Destroyed In Clashes At Vigan i/ll Va»t nrw |Histi*ri lor l‘rtvililent RofsfVflt to prom Tilt** I h«* uur wt’tv vntril vinnnnntiu*|\ \>s I on gri TurmtNy mill the th ie f Kxcrutivc annuumvil In* \«<uiM promptly *rt up n t-eiiiHir^liip to pn*\prit all mftirmatitui nf value fn»ni ri'mhinir th r fiitni) At the *nmc time 1 U. S. Submarines Go Into Action For First Time And Score Hits tA P ) S elrtliv r Service ofG ru|» i«id today ikr draft* '" I of woman for non* combatant war irrv ire was a poaniblr future d** cl'*pm»ni. but a remote one, a* Hep 90,000 0 T Hitler’s Men Are Routed By Surging Russians I My AaaaylalM F ftw ) TIm Cstept af tl» Nasi rclrsst alSong Ika whole of the 1.100m all# l i u k a batlDlie* hl|h* •Ighted by ■ British b n u l< i< l reportlag th a t all eoeemaaUatlea* balw aia Mn i m aad lo n ,-a rl,rd -Leningrad bad baaa n-aau b llah •4L a Sevlet dUaaUba* isld Red arm™ee ar* poshing a (H I eoentcr-ef, I n g l r a frees L n l r f r a J la Ihr Blaab S.a. Dr* A s s o c ia t e d ' . * 11* I as m l . t l n l I'fre sl I hr W .»r Itrpar I mrnl nl NNi*whine tun h ’lldt dl**ml^*»ri| |*u«tiimAtrr Ihr Jn|»nni-«r ‘ h r l l l n g i*f h l ' l - l»‘ in,r»| Wnlkrr iti«rlo*r«l thnt rrtt111111 n thr H am i l ia n i'ln n -l >oi«hip uf ftiMMtcn mini. I**»th mil<•( NImiii *»w hum i! lU m iffil K"*»nr ami iru-ommc. ulm uly waa o n 1 t h r r o n i f r t r lo a d in g p lat* Umlrf way f i r m n f 4 |»mrap|»li nim paiib J hi* I’rt-wiili-nt ta•It| n pr»*^ 4 r«n s n i l w i n l ;|hoi|l |ll whrll<« w r r r h 'n n r r that hr h»**l tt h r lr tl |lyf i r r i l h\ ll»r wiihm arinr anil r«»n Drier, rx rru tiv r •••litor «»f th r t h a t t h r r r w r r r ll«i « H^M «lllr *. A*»-oc mtr*l I’rr**, h* ifirrrtnr iif r* n<«Mrnhip ami that Dru-r, on Iniv 11 It a I . . . . . I air 4if nhm*nrr from tH«* ni'wi orirRiii* l S N .ivill hratli|uartcT i< i;*tn»n, wouhl Ink** i*\i-i Im ilutn-H in t h e l-'ar l-.asi iiitnTitinrurl lu re 11n Minn m t ungri'A • rom ph" I*"4 iHtiim l.uliiv i lint A iii.- i i. iiii atilinutvi»»rr thr Srnntc Hihhil .1 few 1 S ffItU fy of flu- \ . t \ \ Ti.ink h u n t in <*ho\%n lirinir irirrtril h\ t'i»m | Imil g u ile iilli) m l Kill r«**t 1 it*tintii t«» it* t» vt. n inuvr nuuulrr KiIwhi *I I' •••»• •• **f ih«* NiimiI Air lln«« it Wii-lniibftnii. * \\;is on font 11*-1 nn'lit to havr 1 a f tr r rumplr! inr *»•*1• 1.*1•• tiip fnnn llaw.m. h* n* fir In stiii.d Ic .1 hi thi- 1 1 fo r \\ tin11inith»* ID*u*e Mih*al it lit •* Ihr Si'iiidi' 1 hand tn«111•• > «*•' • M>* I n*.im *• muk ».n*l ••»1 l'*.ul ll»il*«*r In tnriMurr for Hi nwn tiMlnv »<* th«* rr n tr r 11 K • •» 1••<•■• I • «ii W i IImiii H iNti.n h u n t »• m nn , iln y 111nfIn I nm l s n u i'il aticfin *1 rnaetinrnt nii^ht hr tpredul | m rdlatrly t•• ih. NN• f. II ■» . wl., is In- h.id i h.ili h**ot • ••111* r»in «• i-i-sm-H in tw n o f th r e e n t— ------------ — * with th r |'iwia|ni Thr Student Council started u campaign at St nnn**..- iligh Sfho d Mniuli) to did! defence bond4 and raving -tumps. Stm lint Council President Karl Jeter said yester- i dey and added that mile*- on thr ! first day umounlctl to $JJ.70 in | stump- and one SIM.7.% bond.i| K iw .tu.tti ii|tent-*l their hrerta Seminole County, the nation'* bough*, by tads Nipper I etui thi-1r purkrtlMioka at the rrgu* celery renter, will market it* firat Mrs Ollic Mue Harrison . .. ... , is , ler lunchrtui im-ettng ttalay at celery of the aeaaon Mime time sponsor o f Ute drive, and sales lhr Val.I.-a Hotel when tney held A ln Bolfmrta alone with ropalr th i, week, II. J. U h m in . manager Committee include* Small Kirtley. th,.Ir y e a r ly t'hri.tnuia party for chuitmun. leu. Nipper. IHily Hot-1 n m lly children • facilities fa r N ttl planes, German of the State Farmer* Market, dla* tui-hs. A ilm irn l I h u m an ('. naval uoJU a ra Ming t o t t m l n l I eloaed today. and alan declarer) ley head. Martha I’age :>n.| ill y j Ahoul 2R .mail children re e .lv I ed nuiurm u. preaenta from a ad ea Bulgarian Black m porta Black 8Sea port, that all local packing houara have Stapler I U n it, riiriininm li-r nf thi: The repreaentalive. in each rra | Santa Clau.e with Karlyle and th a t t h a n are sign* that a g reater holiday demand for cl­ 1 A n iu lir l i e r l , tint mu. honor*. p a rt of tha German aoldlere with true fruit* than thry can aupply. f l n l perimi c la .i arc Joe llukt r, | Houaehidder doing the Hub Crumley, Ann Wiggina, Will- The children were anaiated by draw* from R u u la will be a u ­ bill it -eenied |daiisrtdi- Dial Ihe The flrit celery ia expected to urd ChriNtma* m*al» an* CMrittmu* Hunt, Ituby Dubbin., Hilly Ka ther J J Kfllaghan and Mr*. c ti o n e d hr Bulgaria. Jl uili il Slates was I lebletiiii,- th'l be brought In Thursday or Friday, Kp|i», Iwo Burner, Chariio I’eik. Julius itrm a ami now 1.4 th4* tim r to luv Dingfeliler. Reporta M m both aide* of the U r. Lehman aaiil, by Duda and bbii’kllili* anillll.l Ja|iali llnrper, The club passed n resolution anil to u«r thrm on ThriatinM-* \ f l . l l,i. in * -I in S.inf..i I h> ' D. R, Army heaili|iiaiti'rs in oeoday night pic- Bops of Hlavia, near Oviedo. The Wlnlfrsd luivell, Jean enrds end p ack ag e, Mrs J I. I n m i P I M P ‘ army a weep on celery aeaaon will get under way Kmll Dnlbo. Hill Urenan, Meriem authorising the purchase of Sn Iniclry, chairman of thr *alr of • " r r r l , I \ ii.ii Iiium'i i in, itftrriiiMiii ul ll , Mellila repnileil at li'asl lik ,. \ « t#7 defense bond, and an henor*i beK. S.iniu I luii. II ,.a,lvi-(Japan #*.' plane* were destruygtl e g about the middle «L Jan u ary and Spier. Mildred Robson, Leri Je- ary niemherthlp waa ( voted >ShO seals, said Ikta morning wheni I ' b h J , , f ' l . . l rl* |»nft* 111 II |iii I Malr, I tell*Idr will be In full VeAagtiy the 'inliMle tor, Karlins Rflly, -Arthur Ftr.nca, i n . •l 'lfM ,gr»urtb»v. 2 «k m ills in r t ’i* .T outstanding she nceed prernpl ictkih by all I t l f i r n e n \ l i l t ) | ( ) Xj'JT offensive of February. Some early celery Billy Southward and B. H. Wil- llarry Kodtll for • It ll, ill WUM ?*V I «■» I o*If6*I* .■ini 1 west of Mailin' . where thu ill tho4r wh*> hati* not urnt in thrli service to the organization. w from the Moacow front north Into waa planted, Mr. Lehman atated. llama. .______________ • -rli'd h. S* Miillt'li* Ill 'll Si'luod • vad(*rt bavt* threi* tni'hoMii on In which w rrr mail Krvil Wilson delivered n ahmi money for Karelia. / > / I: *ta*l ill .1 I *lrl\ rill*. Klllfllly to* i L u i i n l-slantl. J n pa n exprenael rtl to them at th r beginning **f but the weather waa egalnat it, talk nn the Jlill of (tight.. The Red Army troop* have routed and the early crop wlil bo market­ « l Ill* III- ••h|tll|l * •! % III 1*11- a l a r m a t th e r e p o r t e d p r e s e n c e th r fampaifrn club agreed to provide member* M• elg German dlvldoni of i*0.000 ed about the time of the regularly I I 1I •*. . UIt.• ia i ligmi» l«i dii> ••11 I M*I Street n ett I • ••f 'JO I S Hulmmruies ope ra t Shr rontlnuril, “ In thr iu-*h to man the Salvation Army |><d. men and recaptured »tn»teg:e (U* planted crop. The northern m ar­ oiri!»*m*nt «>f unttiward I I•«* fluid uimiml “light I.’ *«»f«iff it tn.I \nderM u . t'* ,• m g in .lapniteiie w ate r* . Saturday. The organisation -nog and ItritMh hendi|tmrlrrH in S m g a llnln, SO mllea northweU of here. ket for celery la n p r r t r d to be d.*i* event*, many have neflectril t«oj # d I immit < Iim tm.i* tr oo.tt|o **t a new aong in which the winds p*»re a c k i i o w l i d g i 'd Japaitem* Rueala announced officially yraUr- good, Mr. Lrhman added. I I|* I-.II I* M ill III III ll fiolll 1*0 • forward muney to th r c.iu n ty j................... ih.. Sunfmd H ard...... were written by Mr*. K K. Il»u»Liiitliiig in S a r a w a k , on th e north* heftdquirtrri. rum ls are needed, .. . . , . liil.» Ii s.I*t oiith oil I'iiik A ' • "* The demand for fru it hat been holder entitled "Battlecry Charles Thla moat aenaatlonal alngl j vic­ inereaaing almoet daily. T hr i|ual.........* »"'■ lit ftlll* Sin,-| in.| *|t itiaa |n * ||i we-*! con*t of B o rn e o , within .'10 Morrison, aong leader, stated that now . . never la-furr and we n.u .tl 1,1 ' tory to fa r In the' g reat Soviet Ity of the cltrue la declared very * " • !»»'»»• un»a *l t • • v thnt • foi 11 N.tiitit I hill, hI ill ii. fnl m.i ; inilea liofiihmg rang** ot S m g a The Sanford Tourlat Club mein- copies of these words written to go on with our program and e»* ■ pore, r.itn mile-* fr om Manila. counter offenalve now In progress good by Mr. Lehman. Sale of cl- bera held onp of their most in - ( tfiw tune—"John Brow ns Body’ , pond a 4 |i»cal n#»ciU face U" j la^h prixet will nwurdi-«l f«»i- lion SlMl'il .’Mil I I I * filllmil'U "ill Ja pa rt r^ f w.»r-hip* al*n wrro rc » over the. anow-drifted plain* of trua during November i t the heal trreating "get-together” meetings i mey lie obtained *t the llrrald “ The association ia rrviatng !*• 1 liKl,t, i r, . . f 7 mi, f,„ ..... .. j III mill if* III oil Sutilo* I A m noi po rted v io len tly po u n d in g b<* program to u new war time plan f :. „„ • Ruaala followed by 14 hour* Ihe m arket amounted to P10.000 To­ Monday night In the new Tourlat | office. (or lighted I1** • " 1 >*•»••••! mi*il h i•-<«* !i« i weigeil H o n g k o n g a n d Iteiiti'ra H aitian array'* recapture nf Klin, tal m arket talcat f ir the month Center on Loko Monroe, accord Visitors attending the meeting which will eiiahle it to accurattdy doorway, I I in* She added I but I •'* •" new -4 a g e n c y *ai*l J u p a n e s e force* • 60 mlloa to the north wo*t, and the were over 676,OCO. I lo >|»..|..\%S Ilf Hie holhllo |*ort llglle**!* Ulunl of ing lo W aldo Aldrich, president were P at I’attlahal of (bneve aervv .Seminole County. ' thl'Fi ill*' il f'kV f lltlilillliaill III* I i, maaaacro of 13,000 K alla. "Iceberg lettuce grown In the of the group, and among their anil two Key (Jut) toys, Duviil • h t o i i i t f d with I hii-tiniM M at ao . I *• mllea MUithwiMt o f i‘in> nil* I in (h i i*i(iting 16r iv641«* “The fleeing enemy U being county ia coming fh good now and discussions during the course of (iatchel and Charles Park ii i••undi d t»^ all m h *I« of Hoi ig k on g -> or d in g to L li A partued and annlhUiated by our ia a nice grade,* Mr. Lehman Ihe evening the most “debated i" V ' S.iot » b-nvi-n lot I 'n l d r i n on l.aitiib*n wai.l tin* I it pa ne si* are Thoina*. IjiioI m « p4- giirtli'fter 9 troop#/ the aonmunlqu* added. ■tated. “ If cool w eather keep* up was Ihe lock of Interest in Iho i i - \..*il\ \• : I f ig h t in g like fu n atie * , th ro w in g orator'* •hoiihl In* A t Kalinin the Ruaaiana In a w , will have a large euuply of the club by local people and winter aorirla... 11| W|| |f| ( f , | ||||l| IIIUlIl fill I • h nl la r iiooii , he wd* it •■• ' the in selv es into thi- te e th o f Brit wiriny •peeial announcement told they Iceberg and Big Boeton lettuce. resllcnte of the county," the presi hop fio m t to nut -I |« g u n f u e on the northwcMl Rons of the American Lfgl"*’ ' l|»V " I'llls |t l*IH* o f (|| • f*. of ■ ' lo . dealt n heavy blow to the Ninth We now have liberal supplies of dent sold. | '• n .. t..t l lu t ilk |o till i** t and N|ala> a front B i U m I* tu m p * ai*' fill hold a defense party Thor* ___ .. . f if aI Mile* to ri'iiietulier and —.j. i|„ German arm y under ColcPiel Gen" cabbage, caullfliw er and eg a plant A eoramlttee to erou.e inter “ I ' ii * siniil hulh*. |i \- • tody to *1.111* o*i fl* m'ay 4akl vd l«‘ iitly cm in ti'r a t t a c k i n g fine ran of food of nny lyp- tl®y nifteht at 7:00 o clock at I '1* other* .»if en d Bttauea, putting to flight I be grown locally.' I'hf Navy anii4iunc»**l lati* >«•«• est and eo-op«r»tlon between the will be odmlsaiofl price when Ihe I^cgion Hut, it w m announced mo%i|y # «tid to* -un* they ilo not ! 46f t • tn*. III. lo- Will *| l i t ll Whill' A 66 th, 110th, 138th, l i t it, 142nd "Local farm era ehould raise two gmup* wo* appointed. Mr*. Klks have their annual Christ' to«iay by S. M. IliChartI, H. A. 1 J%. i on n m llt < nf living cve» «*o Siti*f-*r*l \v»*ruie t« p f e o ut 4 *-i tm la y that two h IuihU in thr end 18l i t Infantry DlvUtona. Hawaiian a im , Jnhinitoii anil more yellow squash," ho declared, Ida M. Ch*mb*rUln. Andrew Mat mas ehildreq’a matinee Saturday Chairman. All leegionnalrra, L**if green-* a»'*l burn them. Smgt.- I i l . •** - •loii d chlhln-i* Maul, h a w Ih**-ll - hrlli-il by JilpIn Libya, the main body of (be "aa It la in demand and the pries sen and A. E. Fuller. Thfy are at 10:00 A. M. at the K it. The ion Auxiliary and Junior Au/.di j ««ol*»r i* mor** distinguished than uni-6u war vmac la m tho lu*l Brttiah Imperial Eighth arm y waa ie high. Alao It It n cheap crop to report a t tha firat business aler. Dr. L. T. Doas, chairman a ry member* aro invited and are :| nn-dle) of rolur* llavi* tb»* meeting of the aeaaon achedulrd nf the Elks committee to raise naked to bring a danfena® atamp | deroratioriB simpli' They NhoiiM J l houm. reported officially laat night lo to rale*.” Th*? homhunlnu-nt of Johnston hove m e th o d the center of four Suppllea of English |* a c , tu r­ for Dec. 83 a t 7:30 P. M. In food for underprivileged fam i­ and Mkeeprm flying for tho pro- hnrniomie with the architecture I (slaial by rnvniy sbipa wu* the taction of our country am! i t s | a „d planting. T»» murh »* inrlln I , a otshhorn German and Italian divl- nip#, becta and earrota aru light. the Tod riot Center. lies. staled today. w l i e n concentrated I I mOea rout.*- Moat locally grown beona have ’ Memtura who w«ro preaent ex­ The Klka put on thia affair p rin cip le..' "<l t" cheapen the effect; re Sia.af.,,.1 R brln.rs will h..U their first ib'vrlopnn-nt of action at thd* wvat of G aialo, whSc' another nr- been eold. and 629,000 of the total pressed th eir "g ratitude t« the every year to provide Christmas G am e, will be ptayed »t th. , n keym le ' ......... , , hri.lnm s parly Tb„r..l..y (bat Naval out|M**»t niiite Junior Chamber of Commerce ................. ,|(fl.„g «tart of Ihr war. Tb** *bip;»l»l»f baskets for needy famlllea. Char­ p arty and refreshm ent. »»rv.d , l-ri.e, «.l b- •w arded • mored column *4rack a t 'A lia re- antra laat month fam e from br*na. for tha Ideal trip up the St. les Morrison, theeler manager, | tTiiti-r of Kabnlui un lilt- Mnn«l of ----- ----------- ■ --------- V-w l e a f . Day and th - ron I. * , ................. ,,,r.|11,ir , eorrea 16 dtUeo bey.onl in a Mr. Lehman enU. Maui waa j»h«*llr«| by an enemy P ceaefoi out-flenklng naneuver. N orthern m arket demand for Johns River loot Wednesday aft provides the entertainm ent with riubmai inr at tttanit Iho «ainn time out coat .and kids of nil age* m Tfcore w o n three m ain brill* the chayote. a vegetable of the ernoow.* Mr. Aldrteh reported. (1 UMliattril On I'MP T«V4b| U l l j r I 1 C S D " ‘ ,W O ..m m lllrw will Ju.1^. Ih . .IU p U ,. ......... "• •re o typical show arranged es­ 9 eveea aad th e key bottle, the Bri- aquaah family, I. isgreaalng. and kb.rti S h r ille r is ex|H-eli‘.i to The name* «*f tH** Jmlgrn hav»* pecially to their U ato for a ran tick laid waa developing In the thia compartfvely now plant ia be­ liriotr "O.' nr m or e t o y , to ia* plat­ not been «lUcloM*d. ►^ . of corn or potted hem or any­ Alorn H am as area, 16 mUce eouth- ing grow s by SmnlnoU farmer a. The *ponM»r* urgetl that per ed oped the'' t re e , ood la t e r to In' thing th n t ia adlbl* In • can. . wool of Ooaala where tha plateau H ha* been o s the m arket on o «<m refrain front uidng material pres ented I" a h x n l ch arity fer Tha feature picture will he bpglsc to break aa !t dip* U the anuU **al» bero for three y*ora. with which to dreorah* that t* distrib ution o f th e toy * t i to • **y "Tllllo th e Toller" boaed on the I Dee. 17. — I t grow , on a vine, w hkh wrap* prohlbitril. in thia area. (*ofie4. I'lllb ll.'ll eomlc atrip of th a t name on I Seven permits have Itecn la(A P )— The T reasury sold Tues­ around treee, and one report raid Gan. K iw is Rommel hutl. All visiting Hhrlncr», •<* well a* .tied at the ('tty llnil in tin- pa- 1 i.HK an(| gurlartiU mid much in "Our Gong" comady and a Don Od all kio rematnlng Gorman tank the vine extended over SO fre t In day o aurvey of leading citle* •Id local Khrmeis who have not nf week, pn Dec. 11 t'hurllo Singh-Duck cprtoon, Mr. Murrlaon trrrs t to di«play«. strength and S "smalmum ava‘1- the air. The ehsyo’e, Mr. U hm an showed purek**** of daftnsa announced. The Fall term of Circuit Court filiiit< 'I with the I'H-ul club, are in tun sccurnl^ permission to repair a b lo n rc o of diva bomber#' Into e •tated, hae the appearance of a bond* Increased by 177 percent haa ended with the announcement viled by I'resnlent T. Bradford and re-roof n b.illding on the cor­ today that tha case of th* Stub1 deepe n to asd waoeOeoeafal— at- largo pear, r a e r r t It ha* a rough during th a firat weak of the krar. |lyjd. Those who |>l III to llltel'd ner o f Flighth Street and Sanford The aurvey waa n u d e by tha ag ain st LaVoy Lane, charged with tho m arch of the _ tempt- to (torn the th< coverititf ia d !■ N ry ure .isked to make immediate re­ Avenue, while F'ovter Smith will aeeault to murder, haa been run9 Brttiah aad M i p s troop*, the com v e ta ta u a never rota, but tum e to American Bonkers oaeoelatlon In servations with l.loyd F" lloyle, tear lown u two-ear mirage at 46 .Mtoa. cltloo. No national totals were 11nun I, Clerk O. P. Herndon said ’• ^ I t e e T P M em» fr W 46 el.il. leeretary. 1‘rogram I'hairmaii 61.7 Oak Avenue for Mr*. Ralph it or cookeJ In the available, b u t before the attack thi* morning. dHormlnoJ A*l* like on LONDON, Dee. J7. — (A PI — Fid I.ant* olid Horry Kudell hatfe Gnodsperd, on Peer! H arbor sale* were ru n ­ WUIIam P. Mitchell, *! y»«r vthruata the BrUlah f*H •quash at; Government ronacriiition b i l l made arrangomenta for aev»ral On Dec. IT. Kd Bostie was ia* ning about 1100,000,00 o day. old realdent of 8emlnole ( uunty, Commander lla rry Carlson, I <m k*d the b a tu r For Inafince, tha P in t National died a t h it home In Ginderville aecond-eirculive-in-charge of the which will makn British women piano numiM'r*, it was announced. su ej a permit to make repair.! layman and three lo hi* dwelling. Will Johnson The area of Comp Bland Ing, Bank of Palm Beach, which **!d a t 1:00 A*. M. yeetardoy. Mr. U nited Statee Navv a t ‘ Pearl subject to compulsory national while H. A. F. service and rxlrnd th* conscrlp PLANS AIIK MADE was named a* rn n trartu r, C. IL diva-bomb- one of th e largest military rea- | | 7 I w orth o f defense bonds the Mitchell wo* born In Sanford In H arbor, reported to hla family In lion of men for military eervice'a TAI.I.AIIA8SEK. Dec. 17.— Walsh will rontrnct I . M. Eng­ ervotan ta Iho country, ««*«** week before th e war, aold 650.850 1679 and waa o member of the Cedartown, Ra. th at bo la "aafe to the agr» of IH V 80 year* was lish tn re rnof his dwe'limt at (Special)—I’hyslcnlly handicapped approxbnatoly 150.000 ocrae. last weak. . Method let Church. and wall.'* Tho mesasg* waa re* cnactrd by the llouaa of Izjrilx person* who think they might 702 Palmetto Avenue. Joseph Ho Ie aorvhred bv three bro­ celved on Dec. 16. tmlay. The m»a»ure, already pass­ he prepared for work in tho na' Singleton will repair the hunt* of thers, J . O. Mitchell end D. A. ed 'In the House mf Common*, tionsl emergency have been a»k' Josephine Dixon on Locust Av­ Mitchell of Sanford and G. A. T ho Falvation Army haa aakni will lake effret U|M.n the King’* ed to contact their nearest r*' enue between Seventh anil Eighth 0 Mitchell o f Christ***. th a t any crranlaation who la hahilitation office! nr ronsultant. Streets and F’oetcr Smith will P u n ertl service* fo r the de­ JBUMtaB *• glv# baakata of food assent. te a r down a one-story frmm* ceased man will bo conducted at roport the name of tho family house on West Third Street. . tha Andaraon-Grifflth Funeral and preaenta to M adly people On D»c. 17, A. !,. ShlrnBn Homo og Weet P i n t Street, lo the office on Boeoaul Street secured permlsaiun to erect • r i t k t Tho golfer used a number Thursday oftanwon o t 1:00 o'clock in order to avoid duplledtlona. •tore-room on Fourteenth Street with th e Rev. J.W. A ustin. Metho­ live Iron foi the .hot. and to eecur* tha tervicea of WU1 dist Mtalctar from Orlando ofJ. L. Child re arrived here MonPowell, contractor. fktattacr. b te m e o t will bo ta day xlght from Fact Payne, Ala.. U kw V W w to become service m anager of Three eona of porary prisoner -of- w ar -camp M riekU nJ Ford Ma*ar Co. Mr. C hildra . haa keaC* forem an of 0 hlllip Stanley are now in some "somewhere In Germany." Since „,i hcench of Mrvlc* with tha Allied the w ar offlca advised them of his daalarvhJpa In Maarigomary and Gl othsr citiea throughout Ala Natione. Phillip, Jr. la In tha **- whereabouts, tha fam ily ha* had F L O R ID A - P artly cloudy ta Iactive service branch, Gordon jolli­ th* south, and fair In tha north, ed Ih* jKaval reserve and Harold two letter* from tho young flyer, with frost In tha extrem e north i* a flyer In th* Canadian Royal stating th at ha la “doing w*U." portion tonight. Gordon w ent to Macon, Ga. last A ir Port*. PhlUlp left Sanford N or. 28 and night from tho University of F lor­ received hla final examination a t ida war* ha waa in hla third year of Camp Blandlng Induction Station. pharmaceutical training. A t Macon Now ha la a tattooed a t Camp !«#, bo will Uka hla final physical ex­ amination before being sen t to Va. Norfolk, Va. fo r induction. concern to Turkey, coupled with plans for French-Naxi conference of African col­ onies, was reported In Hu®ropean press dispatches to­ day. They reported airfields were being enlarged and Increased (iiftH Presented By 'Kiwanis Club At Luncheon Meeting Holiday Demand For Citrus F ruit Is Re­ ported As S t r o n g SealH Are (’hristmas items Says Chairman Santa ( lau.s Arrives By Boat At 3:30 o'clock Tomorrow Afternoon ( < , 1 ' ' Sponsor Contest Tourists Have “Get - Together” Monday Night • Elk8~Will StaKc Children’s Show Sons Of Legion Will ,','.' Have P arty Thursday Shriiu-rs’ Christmas Party Will He Held Q tv News Briefs ....... . "" Defense Bond Sales Increase Greatly 7 Ituilding Perm its Issued At City Hull William F. Mitchell Dies In Ginderville , I’arliamcnt Passes Conscription Hill Million Pound. Of M eat ta Purchased Three Stanley Boys Now Serving In Some Branch Of Allied Service THE WEATHER . *o �% •' 1 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ie Sanford Herald GIVE COURTESY rjfakltokH In IMM »»#ry ■flrraonn r«r«pl ml Hmmtmrsi. pDrlda 111 N «fM lla AtfM * It in pxtremply »rratifyinjr to the Seminole County friend* of A**i*tant State Attorney I.loyil Hoyle to learn thnt the charge* of mnlfea.snnre ami mi*feasnnci> in office were wholly without foundation and that if he nolle pronaed some of the "C ul^" eases or the Wethered-Touchton case, hi* had a jierfirt right to do so if in his opinion he did not have sufficient evidence to gain a conviction and wished to save the State the ex|**n*e of a fruitless trial. This leaves only one charge against Mr. Hoyle for (Jovernor Holland to consider, that of drunkenes* upon two separate occasions within the past year. It came as some­ what of a surprise to Mr Hoyle's closest friends to learn that he had Been r'narg d with drunkeness as he does not li'-ar the general retaliation of lieing n drunkard, and hi friends are stn h that they would tat the last to eondone drunkeness either »-*: tli part of pulilic prnsectilors, memliers yf -the legislature, op n n r other pulilic official*. W hether Mr Hoyle was (hunk on the night of Fell. US, or of June 2H is for Coventor 'Holland to decide, lie has a numliT of affidavits and the testimony of several witnesses as evidence that lie was. lie also has tne testimony of a nnmlier of oth e r witnesses who say he wasn't. Rememtiermg that in free Amer.cn a man is considered innocent unto proven guilty, we would suggest thnt the pulilic withhold judgment of Mr Hoyle until lifter the (inventor has made his decision. Mennwhilo this investigation has taken a good deal of valuable time, not nnlv for our Assistant Htnte Attorney wiio m u st defend his mime und reputation, and for th. 7,0 or more witnesses who hnd to make the long trip to T a lla h a s se e for the hearing, but also for Governor Holland who spent over three hours listening to the testimony and must spend considerable additional time studying the affi­ davits and reaching hts decision. At a time like this most of them have b etter things to ilo than stir up trouble without good and sufficient poisons. nni.i.A w n |M ur.A* k:4K«er o o n n o x d r a i — iia*i*fi* h *** i *p s m e r t t i m o x rt tT M r*f*kl# !■ W tsare *7 Carrier 90 .7 ft OM Wanlk •A.T3 Tkrra Mtrafk* • 3 33 Rl« N**lka . H i* Dm Year til Ml All akllBarr nvtlrea, thaaka, raaalalloaa mm. afllfnalam rala far tk» N lala* rand* ‘a*III hr • t rrialar a4*rrll«l»c l^wapapar lUpraaaHta* rmprmmmmtm Tka llrrald l» **t adrrrflalna • ai«l»talsr,| | n Him lsr«- al fl»l4 if |ka m aalrr rail* prla* laarlrra I* < fclmgea and WEDNESDAY. DEC 17. 1911 l.ifr give* im iniuiv ihu nii*, l.ui Dryer the mine one twin-, io n iu m ill ilelrrlnrulmn fi,|l..v , fmlnre I.. follow the wi«, emir*. ||. t|,„t bring often re|iriivnl, li.irilenlli Innrck rbnll !«• •uililenly d i.lr o y .d — Proverb* s>). | THE i'll It IST r u n . | i A wornni *ing, across the wil A tong of woinler *wrrt. And everywhere her little I'hil Follow* her glnling fr-l Ur flutters Along the When Hr Is Ills mother like h p<*11«I whit rnailwny'* n m . tireil. III Isttrr llgli rnrri**» Him. Rometiim-* n little silver Float*, softly down I he air, Past mountain where the | snow* are. And sit* upon Ilia hmr .Sometime*, whe„ durkni-** unfurled. Upon her breast lie lie*, And all the dreams of all world Flrck to His d r e a m y rye * — Ague* U p Don’t rut wild holly, an es change warns. It rnn't he tamed F .O R C H R I S T M A S As the Christmas season rapidly approaches a grand climax, it is well for mnnv households to refresh their memories regarding the State law on cutting certain plants, trees and shruhs. “ Any person, firpi or corporation who shnll buy, offer or expos* for sale any of the following hollies, trees or plants," the Inw is quoted by an article In fhe Times I'nion, "or any jvirt thereof dug, pulled up or gathered from any public or private land, unless . . . the owner . . . gives his consent in writing thereto, shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and shnll Im* punished by a fine of no* less than $*10 or more than $100. Cornu* Florida— Dogwood. Cornu* nlternifolia—Dogwood. Cercis Canadensis— Redbud or Judas tree. Kalinin lutifnlin— Mountain laurel. Ilex enssine— Duhoon holly. BILL’ PACKAGE STORE & BAR 112 W. FIRST STREET • COSMETICS • PERFUMES " e Fill All Prescriptions FOR CHRISTMAS! A NEW Uoam has al m h la m Inst to Japanese the ' first Am eri­ aoll to Im surrendered In O tar 100 yearn. Wake still holdi out, thanks to a handful nf Mnrlnea. We’ll l e t Senator Wheeler and his little group o f narrow Isolationists wish now they hadn't bean ao successful In preventing the fortifying and stren gth ­ ening o f these Pacific outposts. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR r / i t * t f i v t r arjth Qood u /W iri h/'s h e a rt: hoi Chfistfnas Uv'th him attoays. 7 SHOPPING DAYS to Christmas 5:30 P. M. Tueailay, throwing | untrjuc attrartlon is the Kuphnn thrm laick with the first barraae. 1 lum horn, one of three or four The dispatch did not explain the | known to the musical world. Anuse of liuses, l ut It was assum ed, other musical instrument is th« that the invading forco brought Rolovox, a new instrument made them along. ' by the Hammond Organ ComAlthough Singapore still Is puny, oq which It is pe •slide to some 400 miles from the nearest! play 10 different, combinntinns, Japanese spearhead, an informed such ns the violin, mute, rurnet, source said: I organ, etc. "Played together, the “ British Inck of naval auperi- Euphonium and the Solnvov m ate ority has changed the entire situ- a beautiful comlinatlon," sayv atlon in Northern Malaya. The the Rav^Georgr E. Zirmer. pasto British land defense was planned r f the Tabernarle. on the basis of naval superiority. The Rev. White of Orlan !o I but both the Rritish and United i _________________ States fleets have suffered h-rd blows. an offensive on a large scale "Now th navsl situation has There definitely is danger—4 real allowed the Japanese to develop threat to Singapore by land.'1 • C00RS 0VENWARE EVERSHARP PEN & PENCILS Lit UAL PARLANCE “ Is you do judge ob repro- iMal" "W all. Madam, I am the proita Judge, If th a t la w hat you nui .'* 1h i t l f l w a B k t i 'M l BONDS und m L f STAMPS l e l i t SI STORKS* HANKS i*>sT orncr.s B A U E R R A D IO AND ELECTRIC SERVICE S S e r v ic e t a t io n right on! of t lie bolt ie ROSEVILLE POTTERY. ENGER-KR BILLFOLDS ain’t no itnakes In hyah Wall Strcot Journal. ROCK SHARPE CRYSTAL U. S. Submarines Go I n t o Action And Score H i t s T H E J B W J U iE II 111 8. PARK AVE. Ba*y people know wfcat tfce K Smith la quotad • S ta r Advocate are a t w ar. We 1 the m u l t o f ik. If wa did not It, the n ature af a th a t wa are a t crapulous enemy. f i n s ’t refresh men l CHANTILLY CATTCHN I t looks as u the Japanese iva won the first battlo o f tba u a t • m u l l of -thalr surprise ta c k s, all Uia way from HongB r i o Pearl Harbor, bu t the bats ■ant paid off an the basis of ■ I f n i round. Democracies aloat always lc«a the first bat■l o f a n y .w a r barauaa larmrhly thay are caught unprepared.. $*• th eir strength la In lha reag th of free men fighting for, HaT, liberties In a righteous Mae. In th e end they win the thmt It th# OR# I FT I S' t;iVK YOU A DEMON 8TIIATION Also GIVE the chairmen CAMBRIDGE GLASS HVaa tu b . d a t’a It, Ah ’apects. •U Miatuh Judge, It’a Ilka dls * mah husban’ has done died 1Up ted. and laf* me with- seven il a - Infidels, and Ah w ants to ^appointed as da axeeutidner." T h e Furrow. erms Public Is Invited To Attend Revival '• Wa dara auy not many Japtn a ia toya will appeor in Amrrloan Stores this Christmas sea••tl.—-The Hanford Herald. The words “ Mado In J ip a n ” will bo aama pa If thu m rrrhandix Ma. hm a. alw ays W e stin gh o u se r»_jmi f ’.V. the eilUon will do f i l e a f tb a aa*h- • TOBACCOS • CANDIES And Hundreds Ol Other Gift Suggestions f£ j| can ?’ — PHONB 8M Florida Holly Protected The St. P oterslurg Independant produces a number of splendid adjectives for application to tna Japanese including despicable, Ignoble, crnteniptlhle, unscrupuJoy*. perfidious, scurvy, vicious, Iniquitous, depraved, and foul, s h a le are all very apt. However, .name rolling won't win this wsr. W hat Wn need now is action, nol words. 'l Mixed Drinks — Package Goods — Beer Fit EE DELIVEK1 Wc sen when* Adnlf Hitler |,n gone to the mountain* of llnvnrt: for a rest rare. We are not nidi ■"'•‘I*! however, o f his ever belli curnl. Wo lire .......... he I, ,,|„i Hlng so n s tvrfw Uvilnient • W E D N E s Da i , DECEMBER 17, 1911 The Perfect Gift! po**tkrt Icc^oU Coca-Cola really; mean*. If. Th* picture at • lotwd one la • highly t n u * ured gift. Send a m l a to th* folk* who or* ■way from bom*. Call • Httk minute tooi « o o « h to •o |o y a m oauai’f t t t t and �WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1941 • 1 A Social A n d THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA 1 n 1 #HLS. I.OURINE HEAL. Society Editor £ocial Calendoi li * n * !m T e le p h o n e 1 IS P e t son a I s * 'ornpiiment ing Mr* J K F o u l i f f , i t . \%hn<c matnage* wa* an THURSDAY Mr« Blanch.- I'nkr«*n and M k « T h # O v m in e x p r e s s io n a n d p u b event u f S u n d a ) n ft crm m n , M m . Kdll* R|V#|. ,,i tli ln n .l u . ln n t ih# lit ep*.»km g clax * of M r* (ie u rg e J % M S t in e r ip h e r e n t e r t a in e d at •la) in S a n f o rd >#-**t* t lav A M a f fe tt M ill t e pre*enti**|t in ner home on Rarfc A v e n u e on f t ' T i t d a t th e O v ie d o H ig h Mi nday e v e n in g with .« mi*r«d III. h Hi, II..It , l.iv« n:i . m n , « h«Mi| a t a nil I' M T h e pulJl.x* l.inriuM *ho\%er frniii I 'h n a g # . Ill I., > .. -.tfl. In. In kee p in g with the (*hri«: ii* in v ite d to a tte n d nu,the*r Mr* 1 hdii ;i 1 «, , l^x. T h e O r a n i . i u t S d u m l IV T A ma* theme, reil gladioli uni| pmn Mr l( o t/. !.,\x i. xv tth t|, • hii.i. \v:!! •*•.»! a t t h e a u d ito r iiim a t ifMtia* w e re u*r,| to i l e e o m t e the ( ‘ ivic I Ipi-f ,| 1 aa J III !' M t«» he p re c e d e d hv roa»m« o f Mr« S t m f f i p h e r ' v home D m in g the e ve n in g the gu«*«t« th e liz a rd m e e tin g f t J l.*> I* M Mr* 1 i a n , S. nil in.l M i- >\ ^ The a n n u a l ( 'l i r u t n i z * R eview pr epared page* for a lunik which J IVII pi.Hi In l»-:|v.- t »••»! * , ». r o f th«* R o th <lo rd o n W r ig h t Ita lic wa* pre*enfei| to the hridr F*#r X\»*t I'a Ini R. .11 h **h m g S« h o o | w ill h e p r e s e n te d 1*1 m ak in g the mr«t a t t r a c t i v e pa ge. vi*it w ith 'Ii I .I f th e >« lo m o le H u l l S c h o o l u u d i- Mi*** M arg in * ! l i n t * \x.i» a w a r d Mi«* | •'••1 * \\ L<t tjoiL U i a t * nO |* M T h e *how d a p u r e T h e lucky p a g e p r u e ', i« Id-ii.g g iv e li f ••r tin* hen* tit o f# w en t t Mr* T \V Jmiea. Mi and Mr* I IL olfoit l R. 1 X m iiie a n R e g io n A u v d a ry i l.ittli ( i n u r M a n e S tn ie cip h er d th e n u b ile ha< b e e n in v ite d en le re il the room with .1 email ret urned \ \ i d m * d a v it..it, 1 P i h a« « ee Whi I • l||e v I i - 1•( 1 tx .•*» lh w ag on which wa« pile*! h ig h w it h i I. a tte n d I \ nil 11, t I F M et l*dland pi »• • » *1 gift-* to the* honoree The hn*lia*it> and Mi* Wdliain O' 1•"* n*» ml f lo 1* m 1 * 1 . . * gif t to Mi* t'oiirter **a* .1 piece and other ri at x. 1 lit til at I e lld th e I WM'l-1 I 1 h U o f fieeta w ar e Joh n ’ I- it km 1 Mr-* St mcciphei a »rt« •d hv A J.nfW ik Itl th e f o u r t llo o * e at from \\ 1111 mg f •■ Ml* I M Ifligtf »»** Mini M»* * • n I* M ha * In 1 1 f. 1 ■ flei»h i l l s Dorothv |*ope. *i-r\ rd I lie v • miuoie 1 ' •Hunt h* •n Hu • it 1. j 'ii 11 lle i't n»i III llient * t ;i 1 1 v inir « 'll t lo* 1 hone 11 W ill i Fruit tii .10 R M mot if Mn \ l . *oitii Hall at Tho«e p n .-eiit 'w ith the bun I ti. ntii a*. 11 All .1' nl»* • t ad« 1 1 I. • I ii \ 1- n i.nd ore** mol h<i*li*» wen* ,h. 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II 't e l '1 1 f a ir S fri#ti#s nf whuTi Mr# vVtllmni 11 lL.Hr 10 .ni ' l . l l \ 1 Ol| 1 ope llll-d M I. j |*nu#h. pr#«hl#nt K#n#r«l nf th# ' l i e \ in* » n in S o ld i. | r 1 lo* ih. .III- X l| 1.■•gti pi ••mill l\ Red 1 i i i * . \ urie* audi ha rh'4 j tiauithlrr* nf th# Am#rli«n ll#v at M Hi . . ;.h k •in.l pi »/*- . Kill In ulutinn, im thairniHU. i# pr#par • given 11*' pi »/, - i•u' »• he ii • Refplm a id .lo \ lilt W ilk II ' I' I* trirf fnr th# n'i..n.t «#ri#K nf pa ( IIMf •*•I iiX th.* Saul* •III MIc lull 1 •, f] . k t.-VV I I I t. ' f d lt . il x 19* i l l I* rtrinti# ilr»niAtu*ti#n# #ntitl#.l 1 I 'rid* • »h»• au"i« . W • 11* i R . i i i Mi1 I I I . h i i. k ( ‘o iip .-r. '..A .I «h., Il I u K I'* III! I "ll#ir» uf I.ib#rly" which will r# R un I'iio n i •«. I »l'0| k*. I l u l h c rfo i ti and 1Vi*v ■ -h . Si o i •I II t-n-’ i'v >1 »• • » turn to th# mi uv#r th# K#il (' t1h'nmnum 1 hoina-* S le w •rt W i«c ll a r i i i n . e fa*hli»ll *lit»w w ill t»* » »g.-d in • i; I I I . t t Mr nrtwurk of th# Natuinnl llruml | a t |n III t» c lin k , w In* 11 tii 1.»r . 1 n Doyle- Huytie- », Ih i. iii.i- s F i a / i i T , ca.tin^ Con.puny on 1•## IH l l l l i v Jo lIlM , Rudoph S m it h mid ■ l l r e e t a n d e x e rm ig a t t i r e w ill I h .• *•I i. I’.it 11. k Th#>r pruirrain# or# huilt llo h h ) Jo|»e-« h\ Hi. i Inin minrounil ini|Mnthnt wnr.l. uf th# j t h Ixv*i \\ .lit » R ii yH im* VI i y V " l h im i n g will Ik g i n in inic di. rt e ly Knunilinic Kiith#r' nwl |iut in n . R..\x l . i ' I L> itrumnti# »#tlmi{ A liiH'iil ■!#• ivflvr i h c fiishiBiii *hiwx t * m u • J.i / / v Riiythio 1I.Im .loi *i- * oul; | .III . • -I ill 1. I x .! c#nil#nt uf rilrh pntrpil •pp.iiK by ( ilv n n llro w n m id h i* •.i«,h » * * ir« | Iij 11 ii i ,J*i Anti WdUiti* l.eirl R *i lit r on thr program at thr eloa# of Thi» p u b l i c h«i» htsrn ll.tit n it Itiiiw I hi tn i\ 'll. I II .(• ' i t tlh • M l. I h I 'll. f th# ilramatiiation to (ommrnt nn | c o r d i a l i n v i t a t i o n t u itltvn-l The, T I hi lice lin n .* Mari* Ktigi hnani th# won), of hia illu«lrlnu» an i pn»ct'*,il* will he u * n l t o f 11 h * ' tmecipher •Lh M i* II \ d. I- rum rr»tor ami Ihrir application tu ke t* f n r n r r d y f u m i lir it till hr i d Snih»r Tap Diner IS* 11 \ lli-t t'old* m a « lh iy tmlay. Bull, I'eggy Howi-ll. farm \ Idue Ramil* Walt/. Th# I’atrint*’ ("ommitti-o l» mm Britton, Mildred Turn* r. Ma-i W a l le r Smith pn.tul of »#v#n iif th# lnrtr#'t pa Mrs. Adga Thomas | Riencott, IxiVhryn f ’ulltnn, II. >t W ith I I" i.'I .-i* triotic »oci#tif» of th# l'mt#tl i ulliim, llarharu McNah. IL it I'latii. I I- »• • t | . i. h | n| ii State* — Dauithtrr* of th# Amu F ntertains Circle I Co ok, Uosi* A n n lltiHikx, R . " I'lano 11 I miiiwi* I I it k lean Revolution, Son* of th# I'icvi ott. ' I a n h •• \ a t . . i v W ag nr Amrrican Revolution. OauRhtrr* .I Jumi Mr*. A«lga Thom** w«* ho«tc** .S o f t * hoe Routine Kin d) 'I it liexx * nf the Revolution, Sona of the at her home on Park Avenue I Soli. "Any Bondi Today |tioa.Mi,i I uthlw-rt l l a r r i i i Revolution. Daughter* of IMt'i, on Friday morning to member* •*( ' Clnrlr* I'oplin RM iilnl by I »..! I heO lyV e 'o n Ad.llOa Children of the American Revolu the Central Circle of the S.m • rick C«Hi|H*r h< "I’m It Sam ' S p a r i f h i s p r it e Har man lion and (jeneral Society of th# ford Harden Club- at which time Off Rhythm Tup ( Somrthing »•*• M a r i o i i e Ann S h e p p a n l i War of 1812. am| Something Different I it v\a« reported that 47ii plant* \ M . n y Froln A ta nt - frn»# program. Th# publir i* io vitril to attend. The regular meriting i f Ih# S'deX’ Howard Ctut.trr of th# M. j 1). C. will l« held at lh# nor.# #f | Mr*. F. E. Rmimilltt cn I’almrlto Avenue at 3:00 1’. M. A!' memix-l* ar» ailt#d to bring *ho.v -r -.Tft*. Thk Truth Seeker* Cla»» of the MrthodUt Church will have It* ChrUtnta* party In th# annex nt 7:30 P. M. lloate*»eA will be Mr*. C.eor/e McCrum. Mr*. J. t». Wait*. Mr*. B. C. Smith. Mr*. Ida Chanttrrlain, Mr*. J. C. Rua*ell. Mr«. W. I. Hughey, Mra. II. II. Duncan, Mr*. W. P. Chapman ami Mr*. R. W. Turner. t hail hern exchanged among men* , llrvrrly Roger* Mniv Am i Halhrway •Soft Shin* Routine Dolori her*. \1<h|i i i > N. i v i H v 1 'it iio N ii in Im-t Kngliih A talk on Christma* derlira l l a y t •in tiona waa made b y'M r*. II II | So|u--"fTall Me Co S«iiite R.m-v Mil.li' >i t;. t. Afternoon* Harnett Brown Coleman who displayed *.vci.il Jean I *o»i • l-.dlv unique and attractive design*. Waltz Rhythm t ’illhi i im* I lai k Vam Following re p o r ta of th*Intpiov n u tm n varioua commltteea the ho«tr«« T.»p Dance Mfiry I*oii Cop. Li» T C l u d ) w I'ippMi D«>nnn .lean Dun" Malagui-na lervrd refreahmenta tu the f«*l Tap Diner iVultx Dhythm Shirley Aim lowing: Mm cm le t M ven Morgan (Advnnreil T ip i Mr*. Cleorge Cowart and Mr* Song " I t u r F la g ' K. B. f!lementa. giH-nti*. and | Duet "Wr're All AmeruHti* A"d*i l Thotna • and W illa'id faordott U right nnd Th*»nm Mm. Z. II. Hat Iiff. Mr* ti K. f' o n n o ll y Mu«*ir lly U n Frazier Rollins, Sira. Ralph Chapman. H a r ry Weatei Mra. L R. V.rsher, Mr*. F. K. ’Two French f#irli ant* Th" Amen |*e gc y \nn I'ippin Bolt*, Mra. | | . W. Rucker. Mr*. can Soldier Donna Jean A vco m p am ed al th e piano by Ddnn, Kloine Cook ami Fred My i a Ann S«»utliwfurd. A. K. Roixactter, Mra. F. S. Ver nay, Mra. Alex Vaughn, Mrx I rrick Cooptr. , (Jeorge McCall, Mias Irene llin Riivthm Tap (irace MamJonc ten and Mrs. B. C. Moore. Stinecinher J o h n ' J u a x y Ith) thin FJizalieth Atlvnncetf Waltz Rhythm lit! nil? Mm* John J e n u F r o f e m i u n a l Ta p Da nce Mmlernlitic Donee Donna drnn Dunn, Freilerick Coo| ht and Jam* Copeland Chiirlutt# St.-iii F.Ioi it* Cook KbfUim Tap Arrnhnlir Dune# On Chair* . J- I f * th* talk o f th# town!" Advanced Tap Routine Celery Fed S taff Will Stage Dancc-i Anderson* Griffith *»y member* of th* Celery Fed S ta ff of S«minol* High School uf th eir annual Chriatma* Dance Funeral Director which will be ,tag*d in Ih# Arm­ Con\*r Flral Zt French ory on Friday evening, Dec. l'J Phoa* « U " I t prnmiaa* to be on# of th# ! blggcat dance* of th* year, anil LOME IN AND UKT «"d one to which all look for.... YOLK 194-4 C A L .r.m iiA lx ] ward, old and young'alikr. town* ^ ' p e c p l * and tourlata," it » n re Guto UQtomftiyi&Hce/ i*, Jh M. ■m UncU Saat and S a a li Claua. both haw* U g (aha iltaad. Both i n awaka la Ifcaii M*non4hiHHaa and aia at*pptn« aul la meet th an . r w i u i r r h r rt— i t ~*— — 1---------------------- h r Vg H 11 tt'ft Tha |ab al Uaaia B aa a* o4 Baial Kick la m v ** B aiahadtH ia a oeaatant tk U f-'^ d fl day* a roar, witk no kaiiday* a* Mwo-ead-a-kall io* orwUma. a •. Auto Repairs Day Phone , Jmti « day. Ant ofwwy ; HW /l1v ^ tk 'r a.*: i. Mary F.lianlnlli Dunnl Soln—""I Iton't W ant Tu Svt Th# Solo--"F ifth A virtue Rhythm Wurlil On Fir# Deity Jan# Doturra Kngli-h I'rofeiiional Rhumba Tap Mary Tnp#lun.l ' (irand# Fitnil# All Ktud#nta nn F.lixahcth Daniel Acrobatic Dunce Johnnie Mae , atag# Hinging “Our Flag." (Knt#r* llfvrtiy D ngrra, a* j Sonin llrim# Ic# Skating llallrt) ' . (Knt*r* Jn Ann Wilkin*—^Ad ported. I Thoiia in charge of arrange vanc#d Military Tu|>t menta for the danev invite e v e ry ­ Ov#r 300,000 buttle* of aoft . one to "greet the Chri«tmai *ra ron with a gml* *pirit *tii| aavo drink* ur# anld munthly at Camp 1_ Friday for your day of fun, Ulamling tu anldir.r and civilian* erm* and danca from U:00 'til nn Ih* rraervation. l :00." Copeland Christmas Flowers Cut Flowers— Blooming Plants! Corsage* Are Our Specialty! A. K. ROSSETTER PLOItlST Ilia. thmlK»> ywn» aaayandWIUy la ywaf e*y*— —I and ta yau» h » 0 y ta an plan tkal tko ta a p a n if ia , inaailaMa aa thay a**, are yaawidad la* . . . “Hot for /a rt m pan/, no/ h r •••a* #— *«*•*#• 9130 N ight. Phone : ANY W* Telegraph CELERY AVBNUK F Iow an Aaywhcr* Anytim* 575-W WRECKER SERVICE LIFE THESE 18 A GULF KAN* NEAR YOU . Betty Jam* Sufi Slim' Itoulinv Inexpensive. C artful And Complete Individual*. They who bod atand u p to th* tool a n thooo that have had Ih* law eiehlle m k e gwwKiaaa la* any eaaoluallty. U iNilur#* F.ngli-h llailey Soft Shoe Routine BRYAN’S GARAGE B taford AW. a t 2nd WE CARRY AT FAIR PRICES ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED W INES-LIQUORS-GINS C&C Liquor Store A t*. Pk*a* f i n Fr*a D*Uv*ry -x.-S • x . /Hi y - ’.V >A m m r&f. 3x-V4t'# - 'U ,’.3 Hi m k ■ McCRECCOK Slip-Overs, Button or Zipper Coat Styles for comfort, for smartness, for economy — for him! Beautifully made in his favorite stylos and colors. T heY O W E L L C o. SANFORD, FLORIDA �I i *% • r * %n \ y «Ar 8A N F0H D , FLO ill DA PAGE FOUR ffc.SPITZB ERG El 111 ' # ( * 'Powers A llie s *| V ' i j » '< m r- , *p« JV i '.** •, • f ' t** ■V/' .1• GREENLAND errr,n C onquered co u n tries hot’ . a c tu a lly a t war with U.S. 3 Countries in sympathy withIJi^ | | N eu trals I-------- 1 . E * rrw r - t 1 ICELAND • . #V '/ i i ’.V N i ,*j i -.d <*<»• vt*, .• • ^ O-CHINA Tur**y Portugal Jap an M idw ay Philippine Ii Hawaii a JT C H G U IA n ^ Panam aC an Et h i o p i a few Guinea ^ > ( V’ DUTCH EAJ IN D IE S De Qau tie's capital /TAH ITI Uruguay New Zealand v’X ».■ ,f 1% •£ & V , •r>AP New B^fense jBM y a * r* t» r« »>U lt • t 'm f l In f*i» Mm««.Qf*urtd WM Iro V tn U / id produce MM 'w i W u *• oemplottd. It l l t t n l i t n t ’l M k iV U It of Freneh CoYornon 0 «o<t C ' ^ iMaKto « T l)k k « r-U lb # A w rU u r* , lont c^nitrOofW to dotot f 7-T~: . i in itio mH * * W t K- N .U * f J n o tio n ttn n iio i a ja a tr S«C U v i f o r i n t '* ,1 �•/ . ' ** v T " -:; OVIEDO i- Mrs. Georg* C. Means, of Chatwnoogn, Tenn-, arrived Saturday to «prad several day* with her l i w t i , Mr. and Mr*. JL T. King. Mr*. Mean* will, be remembered u M in Minnie Loo King. L k u te n an t Mean*, who U itatiened ■with th e Q uarterm aster Corp. a t Chattanooga, may. arrive Sunday, If hi* I n n Is granted. If so, he and Mrs. Means will remain until a fter which they will g f t a GainetviUe, accom­ panied by Mr. Means' mother, who will also be the guoat of the R. V. K ing's for the holidays, coming down with her son Sumlay, fo r a coupU of daya a t Mrs. Means’ guests, and from there to C hat­ tanooga. If Lieutenant Means in unable to come, Mrs. .Mean* wtu retu rn to Chattanooga before Christm as. Both Lieutenant and Mrs. Mean* are quite papular In Seminole »nd Orange Counties, and th eir host* of friends will be (la d to see them , as this will he their firs t trip nome s.pee their m arriage last May. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Raksstrmw, Noel, L a m in a , Janieo, Kenny, end Miss Estells H ardy have returned after Christmas Cocktails At P opalar Prices !* Package Goods Drive on out »n'’ try ons oi out fa m o u s sandwiches. h“ w *. • • ■ - , WEDNESDAY, DBDEMBtR 17, 1941 THE eleb hall, Georg* W. Morgan, Prreldent, presiding. I t wme veted to eyewear the Boy Scoot, fo r the calender year IMS and plane were made for the Chriatmaa beekete th l. year. The committee fo r the basket* consist, of Mayor Jo r Leinhart, Chairman. J . P. Co*, Jack Resell. and Professor R. P. Cooper. ThoM present were Joe Leinhart, Ceoryr W. Morgan, President, J . B. Jones, Secretary and T reaanrrr, J. P. Co*, Jack Karel I, Professor R. P. Cooper, D. “ Daniel*, Ben K. Ward, W. A. “ • o u ff> F - w - T*lboLt.B. F. \Wheeler, Professor T. W. Lawton, W. J. Lawton. All member* present voted 't o continue their membership for the next calender year ono hundred percent. - SA NFO RD H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . FL O R ID A •see..,. *' . F - 1 | • Mrs. Thad Lee Lingo. Mrs. W. li.l sent were: Volita Tripp, Mnr> May afternoon. Th» Gore, Mrs. F. W. Talbott. Mr*. II. Totten, IajcUU King. Klivib«:St wt re lovriy, e*|HnuMy R- Hunt, Mrs. Charles 8. Lew, Mrs Farnell. Isiiry ami Knft Foillat. ci ntereii with bivt ly ••• O. G. Wolcott, Mrs. Carl Haul, Alic# Moo it , Jam* .Staley, and Mm. C h ris t m a s t ie .’ * and tin* M n. Augusta D. Covington, Mrs. Aulin. fii»ly il<oondi'il tree. I h.» Orcan Burned. Mrs. It. K. Cooper, The Junior G. A %held thrir an­ itnj m m m i U i o \ ..«% «mp ' I ho* pi.in *t*r r-i"nit n:« of »ivv quilt* ill. Tho coiitin io'i ••f Mr 1 I* G h i UMiirl •. • Ml .*•• .-»* • .t!.. || i l n . I- G. K ua.tm iller, Mr*. Joe nu*l Chrutma* party Friday nf M n Thetnloie A n lm . S ’ , io* Ornin:i* G. f .! Ho* ‘H i Leinhart, and Mm. J. B. Jonra, Jr.jtemoon at the borne of Mm. J. J I . Wheeler, jl ml Mi - .1 11 J'tlr •. •' j | w« i up • « i.h io ,. Mr*. R. F. Kin* K in* and Mr*.| Cox. They aDo invited iiir mils' Jr The ho*t«**<e4 f. ’ r the tma«nin l Geonrr C. Meant tpent Sunday Inj Methmlfot girl*. Tho« e n r e a e n t . *.v»*ie M m Tl Orlando visiting frien.l*. were: Annette Tripp, Dotty M.t5Other* expected home for the culm. Auilrry Cox. It illy lUgsdali-.l holiday* are; William Henry Mar­ Jcsn Chnncr, Dorothy Nib!»c'i.| tin, of the University of Pennsyl­ Dorothy Mslrolm. sn<l Mrs. Milvania, Philadelphia, Pa.. Mi** cslf. Thos<> forming picture show Clara l^ee Wheeler, Mi** Virginia Wilkerson, and Charles Ollff, of party Tuesday evening, where they Southern ('ollege. Lakeland, Frank f also hennl tho PiTtid.’nt** speech. Wheeler, Jr., of Stetson, Del*and,' were: Mr*. W. I*. Carter, .Mrs. J George Talbott, of tho University H. le e Sr., l / w i t Lee, Mr. and of Florida, Gainesville, Robert I^e, .Mr*. t ‘. R. t lonts, Mr. and Mrs of llendersonvilie, N. C., Charles M. L Gary. Mr. and Mr**. Thnd Lee Jr., of the Emory University, I^*e Lingo, Mins Spark* U»«* Atlanta, Georgia. Mis* Dorothy and Roy Clont*. Lee, of High Springs, Mis* ChnrThe official llonrd of the Oviedo lottc Lawton, of W inter Garden, Methodist held their quarterly and others. n e ttin g and banquet Monday Mr. snd Mr*. Roy Williams, nieht *»t th«» Meth«Hli*t t h.irch, and Mr. and Mrs. W. R- Williams, Mrs. W. .1 Lawton. Mr**. I*. M of Sanford, were visitinir in Ovi».*do Estes, and Mrs. C. It. (Tonis, net Sunday. ing ns hostesses. Those invited to Mr. and Mrs. Marion L W rg- attend were Mr. and M n. Y. V» ner have named their young son Tclbott, the Reverend J H. Hauar and Mrs. M'uIm! lin ear, bis mother. Robert Anthony. Mir* Ijirey Arie spent the Mr. rnd Mr W. .1 Lawton. Mr. week-end with her parents, Mr. ami Mr. C iorgc W. Moignn. Mr unit Mr*. I! W. MMo. Mr. »».! and Mr*. G. M. Arie. Mr*. It *■’. Whci-lt-r. Mr mvl Mr* Mm . Hugh S. F.ynt, of Oriamio, W. T. Chance. Mr «n.l Mr*. T W was visiting her mother. Mr?. Lawton, anil A. M- ‘.''varl. Mary I. Young, and sisters. Mrs. Thr Woman * Snci. ty »f « lirlvMnrinn I. Wagner an,I Mr*. W. II. ' t ij,i Service plan t.> havo tl» --r mlGore anil Mr. (lore Sunt! .ty, * mini .a jH-uy_p tm .a - and . ,1.1 INd.vnnn I' iiI vnnii par par* Mr m h ;.iI'tnh. ii 'i ih. M at. l.tv.t n i Kll lie 1••l«*v mttl Mire: t. ■Wonting tho • ill • mi M r*. I of Arcade Package Store PERFECT CAR W ASH . • . YOU’LL FIND IN ALL TUB LINES M i«r Fine Liquors -i ti n* o . 1940 • »l 1* Y!»-t M .. Itrtl | ,* .. a B a tte n 's A loft) T lttC 'li TON DRUG CO. UHwi •« i f 'Oirvrtr A French , SANDWICHES ALL KINDS OP AVIm ‘ » • * IN Huy a bottle fc.' J'ENTIIO MULHION, t<i* v r l e u t i l i r preparation w |lch In a FIG Syrup bcJs depoilti • mtdlcinal IntredlvnU la your ayst.ns to help axpel tickling phlegm, tooths Irritated throat passages and help east nervous Unslon fngrvdltn u of M EN TH O >M U L8IO N a rt lilted oa Uio label and your own doc­ tor con toll you Its mvrlU. At drug'lsts. S a tis f a c tio n guar an­ ted or money back. iOc A 11. w»t »*WB .»!«*J»- 8 MANAGER tame# aai Mtomoewsm go4 Third A Park A re. ANGEL’S " EAT SHACK TELEPHONE 0W3 8taf« d ArtflM Joat Off Of G a i n Avenue •I .% |o on JjiniAir, A li •••be • til lltb'il i t i '•iiii'lo n i v.Ml, .M >11 I*. I in ll».* uli'to* ili»* S.mf'Hil • .1^ 1he ,r « x I• .* p 1*11 HtMtNlMiN , Ho* H. ,i i \ .u « « 'i. rg n t « z * « » r*. FOR ?+ n rv* HIS i i.urt. w i: k k s i ». • . M. \ t n* > o. * f m r ir t r v e + is iM U L H W * * f i 't - r in u * CHRISTMAS We Suggest.. THI B E A U T IfU L ^ U M B E R ^ C H A IR VOU KN.lt >Y t <iMI’I.KTK IlKI.A \ AT10N \)tii i vi>ii -ink luick rest full' into thi.) *ii|u i-ldv iiplitd-t i-rtl chin liti-atisp S irrit piiti’iil pil [ciitiiri'; fnrm a pm'ki't into uliich ilp. Hr,-. Iro.lv fill nni in :i||v. vvit limit sli|i|iin forward, and without -.train on th.spiiif. 'll hi. PlMANt t i'l-tii* • o n i SL ?Mf PMJNt XMAJ * He. Ihi* low ; i av. i'iw'Ii Streit olumber i liair and matchinif fealstool w ih Ii| *11 r i-mnpartnient l.t tiii’iinipaniivl hy a valuable >li'i t'uvor cmi|Hin. al l I l i 'i H M ( f t r ' l l l PRUNOL GUARANTEED to 78386105 Fruaal c o n ta in s f r e s h prune Jalc*. It U a sclentlficslly hoaogionized emulsion of prune jalc* snd .miners! oU fortlfled with phenolighlhtleln. Dots tho tkrso thins* laM tiury to rsli.vo conatlpstion. 'Softens waste m atter, lubricate* Intestinal canal, gsnlly stimulates Intestinal muscles whoa* action Is! Im[ moortant to, effective bowtl ■moves _____________ rnffnls. Prosel-also helps r«•tore normal muscular stren g th ... no (ililsg or Irtlutlen from Frusol. Prune! p ro v id e s r e l i e f or vour money is refunded. For children, ospectaot mother* n n d e ld e rly ifooplew | | Prunol comes fat two site*. 60c > o r I LOO. Sold nnd guarentood by— n Come iii nutl our uniixnul m Iff Iion of finu Christnin* L'lf’.s. .N E I) TOUCHTON DRUG CO. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. M ill II I , Alaniu;t'r Uy PAUL ROBINSON CTTA K E T T Classified Advertisements ll vi a s , iMA C'Sr o t n s i i s •i, * *i ai • *' • i j ^ T E A R y p IfT fl P lE C K l j DAVID M. EARLE li:s ir.liir ltl|*l*l«. Iowa. r»v i.r.lffnl ihi*t you a n d Mi**. IM U ll'U ; t iuA DUG TO COLO CompleU W ashing & Lubrication Service Chill—Short Orders Dinners — Delicious Steak & Chicken JUST PHONE MSI hi *•r Fruit Juice Laxative STATION De- ••nee il Me*K for IK W**r*Ks fc 1 niv.| i«il l «eill , < i.tfoul 8<*mlnul« li llo- (he J iU)T MAKE XMAS TELEPHONE CALLS EARLY THE READ SHOP Mn*"' plaintiff, It II \ MMI’lt, i'irit tip sp .itv n K r Kl<*r Mi lU ilie delight III f i l l * SUNOCO SERVICE a n ENGLISH GULP SERVICE i i. iinIi J m.IkfI icrl.ln, !•* •H s At .4.) » XI . All HIf. RFa • ma AN.' 4. U •l rtOl'MA• KUSH* FARRELL PROP. mt.\.\i M\K Ali n r Dfto U M 10 rCDABfc U K AN SaW B E pF® MATHER ARCADE It \ lioli Ko Arcade Package Store (forsM riy llrt-msril In lllf <s*mm Vf tulttsilr i I'rohnlr. r.» \ i p is.i-» 111*! I I.till* S.it.1 Kwf.,1. Ys*t| s. •I n.vflf r.t ,»n I •ns .l.ii..' i »•. h thi« order « • I*. 1. ! b y M m I ’r e i l d ' l i t t . f t h e Now C at Candy and Grow Thin Now, Easy Plan BEST OF r o i n r .m r o n * »:<s(N«r ,.( IM M .tr K ill 1*1*. C i r!e Xmas Cards l l‘fJTa W f ‘ I • •ititiN notm i : r |»r#*«n Thousands CdM f IM l I’fo • H’l . I \\ N|.n n li i> T in: i i n n it r o i ir r »«»ll MMIMII.K 1*01 \TV. Mill*. I* ( II %*< lift* I Division ! nametl. Both packing houses are run­ ; * Sn»d i < Ian « < i ning day and night now to take th e p i f t ' I .is ti eirvl care of the Christmas rush orders. Mrs. W ilson Bedenbaugh was , Refresh merits given a surprise shower of g ifts : o lire* i roohien isrt•I at the Lake Charm yacking house i n !«»ye.l Ly «Vi.i von.Wednesday, the occasion being in I ho .■ 11 . «'nt .• honor of her birthday. W b .eb i M R I Mr. and Mrs. James Allen Thomp­ li El hoi . Mr- II son and son, Jimmie, of Verd V rn Th« •*«!■•(.* \ :i Beach will arrive Saturday to Then •lor** 'YiItti Jr*. ■pend the Chrlstm si holidays with li.pt>. Mi. A D N! their parents, the Rev. and Mr*. J. Si.!!; . F j' . i oil. Mi It N. Thompson. Min A It The Oviedo Woman s Club held W II l.uthcr. a >tr«* their annual Christmas party at \\ a Vine*v i1 . . \* i * . M* the Oviedo Womana Club Fridsr r«ilm, R. it 1! M .lc ■•••• afternoon with Mrv. Charles S. II. Mi \Y D 1 Lee and Mrs. O. (1. -Wolcott a c t­ 1 li F. t ..ell t. Mr ing a . hostesses for this delight­ **i»n. llort ful occasion. The club house wr.” Knvun, Nlr y try M Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Jonej and , ty Thursdny of thi* week, beautifully decorated with C hrist­ Mr*. J. II JnllO’d -lr ion, Juhnnie, report n very fin e ) Mr. and Mrs. J II. Jones nnd mas dreorations and a lose y trip to Macon. Georgia, where f0n> Johnnie, nnil Mr* 1. W. Gray Christmas trve. The tea tablo-wns fh«* orp hans and tit* end he held ••• tin also beautifully decorated to r e p ­ they vlsitnl their parent*. Mr. , wrr, .linn. i Bwe*i* ->f II resent the Christmas ideas. Mrs. and Mr». II. V. Reeve*, and attend- Mr*. Ri-n G. Wainright Tlm r’d iy i'h tir rh next Sion! *\ R. F. Cooper gave sn interesting ed tho RHth nirllplav celebration night l*nn»hy KoitM* AMr„ , , „,„l Mi-* l.oi* M i s a It h i o d l . . reading shout Christmas, ' of Mr* June*' grandmother. Mr.. which tho assembled guests re C A Dewberry “Do of that city. R„d<lell report an inleiW ling and navy N'*»v. mb* • •11ti< eelved Christmas g ifts from In-' Mr*. Burge** McMahan and .on, c ^citini, trip t» Phllndeliihia. I,enn- in a f« w duv * l * r* •• tree. -----------Delicious -refreshments »■ 2 hn^ V ^ ,,” P* n ' .i" ’'" l “ M“COn; *y*vania, end while there they at t h r d e s t i n a t i o n •»• i t* . . M h o m e m a d e c u p cake*, cnndlta, le w - 1where they were the /U r*t* <>ftwnde.1 the Army Na y Fnntl»ll \|i**s Mm y A i n onado and ten were enjoyed •'V Mr*. McMahan* parent* Mr. rn I n n l(, , n,| v-i*ited with William iN-rwrnt an opr»aii"*i everyone. iM ri.D avU , and other relative*. Henry startin, who i* a senior at i*ro nt thr F» r«* «itl I Th»*r prejent for thl* CHi-l*.-1 Mr. and Mr*. II. I., liar* Ini- tho Univer*ity of l*enn«ylvanlt |otnl, hi Sn n ft od m** party were: Mr*. W. II !.'«•; and »on. Hobby. Mr. nnd Mr*. ('. ,h Pr*.. Mrs. | .y.ln H . h . thcr. a vUltor from WaynevvIlU.lH. Kakeatrnw and children, and |!<>n Wainrlyht wo* Ihc luncheon w • n t a n o p rr n * ">n North Carolina nrd former P r *l Ml** Latelle Hardy were dinner of j j 0„.. Friday, iko , is ahh* t" I • o" dent of the CHrdo Woman** Club '•"••*<• *> Mr. rnd Mr*. It. W. T)lt< Wo0,nn* M illen a ry Union Fri« ml- t» ithid » Mm . Jume* W. Wilson. I'M"!'! nt Fjite* Saturday night. ,he Ovledn ltnpti*t Church hiel I Okurliind nut j»••11 • Protem, Jfr*. Charles T. Niblsck. Mr. and Mr*. ( . It. W -nn h >1 n* lholl, . „ mln| Chri*tuin< Chri*tm*< |i»tty party In ii long Hint sri »•mi i din* their annual lent Mr*. Mnx Loinhnrt.j their gue*t» Sunday Mr*. Wynn'* . nenv o** In? Church Mon* j Mrs. .1 W Martin Prtsidc Viec-Prcridcn*. Mr*. J. tl brother. Uwl* Plymel T. 1. Snu the first Vice ____________ V Tret)*urer,Mrs It. R. M»r deni, of Pa ntkn. nnd Waldo Tu -------------Stmlpy, ecreu ry. Mrs. W. J- l^ w ton ,n er.^ of .W o r d . ...... i phy»Secrh:v-«/. •»_ | Mrs. Theoilorc Sr. wns hostess when she entertained her Sunday * School Clsm with u party nt her | home Friday afternoon. Those pic AT TUB FOR A PA G E F IF B O N S O F T>* FO SIH 2S IN J Noora YflNCoWF| - 0<r^.D A TH B A ir/V SE 6 C T HOPE THEN HASE COM E OP TH05S SNAXZV-LOCiOMo NUMBERS ------ -y --- -=T— LIKE YA S E E 1M I a«2\ / ' R V V H THE A DS / J ’ HI P t P P t e / M AM AS STA3IN6 ■A WMWON S K W •••MAY I P u r r- m o d e l *. I NcN&ri THOUGHT I A FASHION 'CMBfZ UP/ONCf AflN r * YOU CAN S EVEN PUT *“ VOUTi SHOES IN MY HOPS-q ni C H E S T 'c C s h o n * you m ea n viirH REA L LIVE | MODELS ? M O D E L S ’ *)1 • ........................ fO R IO N T fettle racyt* team heater » o n p Sas. >aUrs*«*' Oilier, Son- jw w iM Ry FRAN UIS OBEDIENT SERVANT t p wu ncv v a m t u a m r e m u « * u , woot you. W W DEtW mW m lOOKWHOtlYH IF V * DOMMtOWOTMUi MUWKHBMOCTEYIN6 JOOUTWM NOW. H U ) ( OOWUKNOtf * w - ' ( why m do it? ----------- ----- / ’ betwem na* of) ' general boo*: ■ 1 ~ m m ■■'* ’ t -« ' •7y Bgp^aa|a , . V , ;>*. > >*ij. »v \ i L t . . K ; 1•; , 1 ' '■ *-• i ... V 4 « . �* I I W e d n e s d a y . n r .c iv ir n n v v TOR SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE FOUR Pictures Power ED GREENLAND r - ' 1 Couqi red c o u n t r i e s not H'JTuI o c t u u l l t j a t w a r w i t h US. ~] Co untnesinbgjnpulhti with US. I | NeuVrals ICE LA. Mb GERM ANY FRENCH P o rtu g a l J a p a n T u rlta ij INDO-CHINA M id w a y A r a b ia Wain? ;i P h il ip p in e Is *.*1 Hawaii Guam a)1 CH GUIA Panama Canal Et h io p ia New Guinea S o u th A m e r i c a • DUTCH EAS' INDIES' ysTAHITI * , 5 BRAZZAVILLE D<? 0 a u lie's c a p ita l . ;/ M ADAGA Uruguay New Z e a la n d Buick Completes. Mammoth New Defense P la n t in Chicago Cor. Gen. BoUsea • '» . Vlett of Preneh Governor Q r n m l R oiuon o f D akar ta th# American roiuul general there to with tha • United Slates victory In fu w ar . a n a in it Japan Is regarded.M alg. T ttUlomt of the feeling in Die African ; base. There have M » foata (h a t Vichy rpigha tu rn tbs bsie over ta , Germany for action against \h a * weslarn bamUshtia. at Mslrosd Par|», Chicago, where Buick aircraft in eampleted In fast time.. Qround was broken Is (Teddy the etruefore, wnesmpaMlnq mora th aii'a million square fset of m Pf m •iMWdl **»iu^a iiia n tf ■ t 1 )■ l V i'' v/ $ £ S ? y ., i 'V z * .1 I • '• lloben K. Nobl* * C . f*. Phone/ihota Ex-leader of a pension movement, Robert K. Noble was arrested and ebargyd with making seditious and disloyal utterances li r a epeveh belore *0° people In. Loa Angtlea. lie had demanded impeaehmeni of H e Presliieht, and had charged the U. 8. “meaeed" |n Japan's affairs. s<! Twd others wei€ held. OIoHa Laura V aodartflt, IT,, who wl when she becomes S I, da abewn a t a fM qw sla - P a t- dl Cisco, tbe.trichl u U ta Thelma Todd, a fte r their edgagi mother, wha ones battled the child's an wadding would taka Blacala He �< . r»i T ^ •» WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER T H E SA N FO RD liE R A l.t ), S a NTORD, F l.O liiU .* club hall, George W. Morgan, Mr*. Thai! I.r** l.m*;n. Mm. W II. «enf were: Velita Tlipj*. Mr*' Prejldent, presiding. It was voted ICiore. Mr- F W Talbott. Mrs II Totten, l.ucilla King, Fli .iL 'o to sponsor the Boy Scouts for the |R Hunt. Mrs. Charles S Ia-w, Mr* | Fam ell. I.i»ev mid Kiia |\»di • calender year 1942 and plans were Cl. CL Wolcott, Mr*. Carl Pn*»l. Alice Moors*. Jane Stal«*v. and M» JONES made for the Christmas basket* Mrs Augu<t;i |v Covini'toti, Mi s ( Aulin this year. The committee for tbv Ore.in B u rn e tt. Mr It F Coti i^r, Flu- .lunw r t. \ !»• I I *b i baskets consists of Mayor Jor .'If - I t# ktm • ttullei. Mrs. Ji*** n u l l t h n t i i t i o |»u*ly F ,i .• Lcinhart, Chairman, J. I’ (’m , Leinhart. a n d Mr* J B Jones. P termmn .»t th«- *.,* ,.( M* I Jack Kasell. and Professor II. F Mr* |{ F Kin g and M r- • I v u! * .1 lit** • Cooper. Tho*<» present wrn' J im* |George < Mi him -pent Stind>i\ in M*'tl»n«li* t t.ul* I h o •• nr- ot Leinhart, George \V\ Morgan. : Orlando v isit in g friend* .v.ere An n ette Fripp, | l s ! t i M »! President, J. B. Jones, Secretary Other i xpected honn* fo r the *'oln», A n d ie ) t o\. 111! I \ I! >:*-d.»h ,and Treasurer, J. P Cox, Juck holidays m i »*; W illiam H enry M ir - ‘ J * ,,n i hum-, h'M -tliy \> bm ' Karell. Professor R. F Cooper. P tin, of tin t*r.r ersity of P e n n s v ! Iborotlt\ M.h«*b*». and Mi • M» i D. Daniels, Ben F. Ward, W. A. \untj. Pb ilnib .phia. Fa . M i - - ' rulf .Ward, fc. 31. Oliff, F. \V. Tnlls.tr. Clara L r e W he rle t. M»*s V irg in ia l'hoso for min g » p ic t u r * -In* *\ ' B F. Wheeler, Professor T \\ W ilkers or ntnl ( h a t h - * o h f f . of party l m « . | i \ i v e n n.- w li. i »• 11•• Lawton. W J I«nwton. I Souther n t'olU*/.- ] ml.itn!, F ra nk also I • , u ! i! I *.» id n* »••• »* | All members present vot.nl *t•* W h ielei. I r . of M - t - o n . m i . a n d . w«*re -li \\ I* i .i r t e i . Mi * continue their rm mls rship for the G eorg e Falhott, of tin- I ’ n i v e r s i t y ' H !<• v ». Lewi !••. Mi <« ■next calender y e a r one bundled o f K'oridn. ( la m .* \ die. !b»ln*r t I «• I Mi * It • l*nt *, AI» i 'll * percent. • f lit ml. r - o m I,. . \ C,. t h a t h * '1 I t..»r \f« a nd 'It Flirt* • Both packing houses ate run 1 *«• fr . i f ti*. F'ni i v I n v e r s i t * . I ••* I •” ' Mi < J*,»*I- I* l •u** i ning da> and night now to takej \ 1 1 nt;.. <;■•••) I V•t t 4•v • •’‘l 11• • 11 :i I care of the Cmistnta* tush order- j , n , .p M;*s Char- T ’ tr »| |; •. I **i • *. Ov n d Mm. Wilson Bedenbaiigli | |«>tt« l. iv t n Cinrdeti. M. tti * V. *t «1 i •,«' 11»• K before 1 fc*v**n a surprise shower of g»f*' | „th . it and wt the I.»ki* 1 harm vucking h"4,,“ ilnr In | Wednesday, the ihci»m«ui l»**tng in uniies ;honor/of h.-r birthday will b«* Mr. and Mrs. James Allen Thotnp -;n k«» son and son. Jimmie, of Net*' OVIEDO By M ARIAN R. m CHRIS I'lVlAS S lllio c .s! C h ristm a s C o c k ta ils *••»*i Popular \ vain.i, . id v\ it lie tin t. U n d id t!ie A m t) N.t r u n e and vi 11 I w ith H en ry M ai tin. w It • tin* l ' mvel -»tv nf !'• Hit then* Prirr* P ackage Coods th* tr g o e I* S u nday Mi 11 brother. 11 w i I I ••tel 1 JACK’S U£W DROP INN On llra u llfu l r.nid !» ..................* t»»t •- i v .• itir*' 11•;* tn I'ltib'-I* l-'l* • La k e Monroe FOR A PERFECT CAR W A SH . . . their enntinl C h iM t'n a tin- hm» nenv o. tn t I SV, tin‘ * I *■'•• » • d» r-. of I ' m iit'.ii. a*t.| W u llo It n» r. t*f Sanford —■ M rriieotloii* Si w a s t«***.'t ^ when -lie entei f un d In r St»u*l •• Seln » I'i o u n it a p a rly at lot !'• at I I i.I.i*. J.f et.i.Min I !• * e ,» » AT TIIK Arcade Package Store YOU’LL KIND IN ALL Fine THE LINKS Xnias Cards llKST OK Liquors Now Eat C an dy | and Grow Thin |i New, E asy Plan A m Mrs *J*#. a PacHage Store M . Lhlrsan vtHm tUI nsovT* In to -i«n inll 100% Hdrr. Chill—Short Orders Dinners — Delicious Steak & Chicken SANDWICHES ALL KINDS OF C a ree r F l n t BL S F re o th A t*. THE READ SIIOI Papaya*. Car. tlsoe, 4218. HAVE Y O U R v a te h n p i M by m m w b a ra a lly k s o v i bow. C L O S IN G O U T Woodbino P a t to m o f C hina. M cLauU n 's. B r l f x * . / r w t lf r M a g n o lia A t *. Fruit Juica Laxative GUARANTEED to Rolieve Constipation I D U G TO | ff;TCArtV.nil7fTr L’o m p lc le W nshirn : A: L u b r ic a tio n S e r v ic e DAVID M . EARLE Il.jy a bottle o.* V L f n ; n M t ' l e RlO N , IV . t< :r ;f » i» e nripar.ition w } k h in ;t I i' j oyru,« buaw deposit* 9 medteinn! lnpredie«:U3 In your sys­ tem to h' ip expel tickling phlegm, soothe Irritated throat passages and help case nervous tension Ingrnli* rnta of M E N T H O M U L 8IO N are listed on the label and your own do«. • tor can tell you Be merits. At drug­ gists. H a tls fa c tlo n guaran­ teed or money back 60c A 11 . *•!<•*• HBN| m m I m ». Third & Park Ave TELEPHONE 014U TOUCIITON DRUG Prunsl c o n t a in s f r e a li prune Juic.*. It U n ‘-cli ntift* a ll) hnrau r* cnirrd rm uNion of prune )uire and mineral oil fortified with phene!* phlhalrin. D o n the thro* tkin^i n a c n o ry to relieve condlpatim i. Hoft«i»s waste matter, lubrirat Intestinal ranal, gently stlm u b tt . Intestinal mu-Hr* whose action is ao Im portant to efTretlve bowel movements. Prvnol al*o helps re* atore normal mu^eular strength ... na sriginj or irritation front P ru n J. Pru.tol p r o v id e * r e l i e f or your money U refunded. F o r children, •xpectant mother* a n d e l d e r l y people. I'runol cornea In two alica, 60c o r $1.00, Sold and guarantaad by— CD, T o n i i ion im u t ; m SfflZBB m 1*0 . Hy PAUL ROBINSON LOGIC ATTH-W MOOM O O W o TO W A S T E -— A N » -k E « W E f2 E IS T U a e .D S L N E ra iN o fl W iN C O W C A C O S 'a g l ‘ Ml P S P f t e / m am as HOPE S-iDI HA-.'C C O .V s of-’ ^ “ s r^ T V '.J S S G N A U V - L G C tC N o NIiMr.T. A FASHION SHJW1- MAY I Pu ----------------------_ v — | O n S O F THe fX JS ’ c / S S IN f--NOU (Z W IN D O W ? |------- > r-^A / KvY) lhCE YA’i E LOST W JST — SMALL BMALL brown pockaf book dowatawn. Phono 4 H . MODELf. FOR SALE URIKO FEEDS at Toaebton’a Pro. t NHNGfi WOUGHT I OF THAT/ MINCBLIiANKOUN L O C A L ,k L O N O d jitan n ing, c ra tin g A atnraicr lug’s * T ra n a fc r A £ Phpna 408. . . PIN E . OAK k lighter wood, SHOES CAREFULLY dy*d. *- !rd w F ree d * ll» * r y .. Como on o r hoolod a t low m*t. City •v o r o r writ* Trom por’a Wno.1 8 boa Shop, 810 Sanford \<r*. Yard, Oatoon. ___________ CH8E12 /YEVEN OUCAN1 pur IP/ONCf A PEW r MOcc/ YOWA SWOG IN MY HOPS n aissr/r A rA SH lC N SK S.N .* YD'J VSAN WITH r e a l i t renawa 218 earh. 3 *d*-ctrl< rnr-p . ” . IzH tTT» 1 rlfvy it irna a a t.ir.ni room ki.a. hrau-rr Foal Caa Service. Arrora frol P ost Office, ?anford. F lo .' 3-ROOM A I T . , l i n t fl.'ur. II frl*»ra to r. t i l m n l.tn conv.' lvnrm . Ar*ommodutca 3. 1 N . LocvaL H h n t L e ” |<0NV with raddle. A WANTED — brltHo, Wuld make fit>« ChiUteru gift for rhild. Huuw 473. C H A N G E D o u r lo c a lim lbri<tm*x t r r r * to en rn tr A Sad. U . M . Lo rd . Plion • a n fa X in c y PJo»> X a m o .'p G n o rUib. 41 » U . i » u need, form * fo r C M r a m w d*ll»fro m 236 t» 8 J I0 . tiONF P A N f l f t W BU5T IT kU .W Y WOUUWT IflO AFTER J A N ir « C CUT BKEAUS K F » XXiOTOOOFSW i f ycu m y t j o w r t a k e that a n t . W 6 i l sh o o t y ^ j . n S C HAP A PEEPEXATE LOOK IN ICK EYrw If S C DOEWT MOOT MW, 5 H E U »5< HER NECL TRYIV6 ) .TDOtJTItLIN YOU, --- ----- — ' C iD e T A IC E M S " a.EriTObN (jif2L P2iEN06 I'VE oor TO S E E H E rZ J = ABour r so m e- |— thing’1 Bv F R A N STRIKER A LLL.I Vt MAS6 H ) IF I'U . LET HER FELEArE A PRISONS? A& PAN etitcw A6 bkealt. ( DO Y>J MiCW l AHY 4Wc DD rr? r ' b :tw **n * ;< ul 26 amt 60 to do prm.-»l hou<»- w e rk ta d cooklnr. 8 HWK1 w - r '. « mil—« from Sanford. Box S f. l i m 'd . NTR?*t MAID I - eo—1». P-MI 1864 V . lets a o FOlZ. A m o g r W H IT E W O M A N L ’ M arr, THE C A tfD S D IS H E D O U T | MODELf OH/BOY/ HIS OBEDIENT SERVANT ism, OfcAl DATHUAir/SNE u c r l iv e M O D ELS ? , 1 UBKD APPLIANCES—3 woo<i. * ' y rant** |2B op. 2 kero<fnoi A IN i T H E A liS - V O N E M U L E - fa n n in g tool*. 2 cawa. C a rl Sm ith. .Route 2, Box 14S. * g ' I l l s |. n v -'nil : -1. i in I -1* .it- 'iim r i. >1> ii».>| ■ •--m niirtm .- i( 11 I l«v .i \ ETTA KETT C lassified A dvertisem ents R IP E N E D I \ ;*I n ■■ ill P R U M O L i & 'W i f Sanford Avenue Just Orf Of Geneva Avenue TREE /m " MANAGER ANGEL’S EAT SHACK S. H. ENGLISH GULF SERVICE ic r Wt $004fSI TOUCAIl BIFORL XMAS 4(10 AVCIP IMt ROUDAT RUSK. Si<-f*aa lilt fiuMin m i Iii u i m i Lia/ali STATION 9121 to nuMte ..... . it a «j »• •**i f '/ f*w *«al* I J MuW Y l o l l J R C .SOT S A r i S i l l . n N.A/t SUNOCO SERVICE PH O N E donl UN»HCIMall0 BUS* Of 10NG PISIANCt c a n s IMA! (VC AND lMtSMf YIT fOH{ NIU *01 U COMntlli) 0THIA3 WILL S t DitArTU if 100 HA* 10 m ti’ifjat im is «*r*Ura ttl^st vr-ssptIt »r—.*• i.,r» O . D. r A R R E t l . 1*1101* (fo rm erly R a r t r l t 'a I In* -i filo rc ) M ATH ER ARCADE JU S T 4U 1; ttiao Half Price 9 StthfactiM ar kloarr Back .l»*«l U*« •• Vn *,u I*»m W fcMlaf »*•!*.'. Vow ksw l**« ap ta 1 I. « «.»l !•*« lilt »•>rtsixn I I I . Mi'tim Rs^nl'Bl •I'tmlna tn | *.-errata, f •* htrtrr wltHont n fit Arcade W .1 1 b u I u yoar a r tlttm. »po(!«*t!j »o—«nd p « i a * p * ik l. la a t finlih loo. N o h*{0> MMp* Of c ln u itn u i« J J m ( S o t l th« dirt o f and thin* « , D rira la tod fyl MAKE XMAS TELEPHONEt T h ou san d s 15th B L HALF-DAY J O E - U a r y Franca* HepUma, 8S1 Cyprcaa Ava. --------- --------------- ( 1 tap MSRTO.' �I ♦ .♦ € 1 1 LLD, - rations Made League Leading El Reeso Five Diike For Game ; . DURHAM. N. C„ Dee. 17-|V ) •—Onks's multi-million'dollar ramfits took on all the aspects of a gay aiajhouee Tuesday in beetle preparation for the- transplanted Koto Bowl game between (ho Blue DotBs and Dreamt SUto. E A fter a series of hit-and-run InU r. lew. with harried cooches and - piaytrsi three dortlopmenta •emer / t d from the maelstrom: The demand for seaU made all other 'tb k a t rushes a t Duke look Ilk* a dull day bi a bargain basement. Throe long queues trailed from windows in tne athletic departBunt, Everything was ao confuted that no one seemed very sure how : ms ay tickets—they cost 6111 apiece—had been sold. Coach Wallace Wade, who U nltrays worrying about tomotloiig, W S| worried th at "a lot c f people - a r t going to be disappointed. ‘ 1 he ticket supply Just can’t meet the Samande. he teld, even tho.igh the aealfng capacity of Duke Ktacium If being expended to aceomnuds'e • record crowd of 55,000. Sets Two New Bowling Records El Reeeo, leader o f the Commere lei Bowling League, set a lesguo record by smashing >,859 pins In three gam es as the outf it took three contest* from 8L Johns in retulU this week. The cig ar team also claimed the single Emerlck Hdt Touchton Dr Andrew C arr Agency .. i . . . . . T oast _ . r .,w s ^ “ "sj *•*» ’»* »•*• £ Emerlck Herd w are and TouchJ^V ton D rug each won two of throe The Indlvk m atches from H offm an Electric E. D. Price . and Celery City, respectively, to yf_ Dennis Us fo r second place. Andrew C ar- g p 0rguson J. J. A. B. F. C. L. II. El Reeeo Cigar huiky football y acquired n i - Hialeah Will Have Big-Name Horses MIAMI. Doc. 17,—OP)—AH ika big-name thoroughbred.. nf the I racing world—except Whlrlaway, the h one of the year—hare been I entered for ouch Im portant otikt* I a t tbo 150,00 Wldonor Cop oyont a t Hialeah Park, and If the w a r drtreo thort from California a place will bo found for them on Florida a w inter nrog.-am. NeyrrtheUse, racing lead-rs »ny 5?" h ' no ,rea t c*"du» t j Weot Coaot horseflesh to (ho nouthoro winter trocko for the th n n > Peartcn Hodge — Carraway W right _ . Lawson ... Lawton Klnard .... Courtney bantord, The trouble* Isn't otable worn, became many of lbeta could Tied quarters. The riew of. racing Wad­ ers b th a t only a lim tod lum ber of horsemen esn moke th eir feed bills In Florida's 9 6 -d r/ season a t Tropical and Hialeah. Beth tracks pieced HmiU on the number >.t horses portirlpsting. H falsai bolds IU capacity to about 1,200 and Tropical makes arT angtm enti for 700 to 800 horses. modoraU oopplUa r f and peppers .»<• u * h t broccoli cauliflower Weekly State Market Predictions Are Made jActaoicynZii D»t. if. _ (SpccteJ)— a « * ) movement o f n a p b N M of excellent quality l» tko Pshokee MctiMi k pro* dMted by William I* Wilson, d £ roctor o f SU to F arm ers Markets, hi h h forecast on f n i k and n t r ta lfa m a rto tta* preapects fo this trtix« Palatka will kayo moderate Camp Blandlng*s boepital la re­ supplies of bonchod turnip., U rputed the largest m ilitary one hi alp noted aad eoUarda and Iteht the country under a single roof. " P ^ t e s It hie 1.000 teds <3,000 in an em­ h* “ W- M arianna wfll have hoary ergency) end rje trs 3.000,000 supplies of eoppor tk ia Porto Riro square feet of occupied epaee. •woot PoUtooa. F a y rr.b U rrow h>*_and harvesting conditions ao * “ d rmduSK, PERSONAL LOANS FOB ANY REASONABLE NEED I ECONOMICAL i CONFIDENTIAL . The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Member Federal Deposit Inamranee Corporation IBoston Bees Obtain Rookie From Yanks NEW YORK, Dec. I7-<A»/—The New York Yankees announced yes­ terday th a t John A. ( Buddy J 11*»eelt, veteran outfielder end first baseman, had been acquired from the Bolton Beet in the deal rend­ ing Tommy Holme*. Newark nutfielder, to that clpb. The .leal, mada a t the recent Chicago meet Ing, sen t Holmes te Boiton in ex­ change for one or tw o player* end East-West Grid Tilt Moves to New Orleans ORLEANS, Dec. 17. ■r Bowl sponsors , SEE THESE DEALERS— named so far. Florida Orange Show Will Be Held Soon REPAIR • OUT-OF-USE WINTER HAVEN. Dec. 1 7 .(Bpeclal)— Declaring th at the Florida Orange Festhrsl would bold Its annual show In this city, Jan . 19-84, A. B. 8 h afftr, genera! m aniger, today scotched any rum ors that tba event might be cancelled due to the war. Shaffer's announcement followed sctlon by President J . A. Snlvely, Jr., and tbo directors to continue the Fes­ tival as planed. E L E C T R I C APPLIANCES Phone A Bauer Radio & Electric Service RADIO NEWS Hill Hardware Co. Tnnfgara r r e g r a a e 6:00 Edwin C. HU1 0:10 Program Resume 6:15 Dinner Music 6:48 The World Today 7:00 The Lone R angtr 7 :K L et'* Pretend , 6.-00 B ig Town I JO Dr. Christian 6:55 Elm er Davis and ths Nswa 9:00 Texaco B tar Theater 10:00 Glenn MU:s/ Orchestra 10:16 Public A ffairs 10:30 Sports R eporter 10:45 News of th e World .11:00 Jimmy Dereey 111:90 V authn Monroe Oreheqtra (18:00 Linton W elti, newa 18:05 Sign Off A Musical Supplied ' ""WITH IN OK THAT COUNTS*’ Xmas Soggeitions IM iu U m i F lo w e r P r i n t s 50c a n d u p B e a u tifu l F a s h io n P rin ts 50e u d ap ‘ A f te r D in n e r C a p a 4k 8 a u c e ra $ 1 .0 0 a n d u p . L o ta o f C u rio P ie c e s Uc M any o th e r p te c e a a u l U h l a a o l i f t s , g ta a a w s ra , . c h in s , a lh re r, v a d rro ra , tic . 2d Hofmann Electric Service 101 WDBO RANDALL • LOW COST • EASY PAYMENTS Tomorrow's Program 6 JO Norman Beasley and kls Florida Cuwboys 7:00 B raakfast Brevities 7i46 U P News 7:58 W eather and Tima 8:00 The World Today 8:18 Bunrise Serenade 9 JO Emery Doqtach Orchestra 9 JO Morning Devotions 9:18 American School of the 10:06 Black and W hite Notes 10:16 M yrt and Merge 10 JO Stepmother 10:46 Woman of Conrage 11:00 Mary Lee Taylor 11(18 A t Roma with Bally Ma tin 11:90 Chasing the Blues . 11(46 U P News 11:88 Tem preturs 11:00 K ata Bmlth Rpeakt 18:16 Kovscberd Melodies 18:30 Dancetlme U ncle Sam Appreciates the importance of being ready at 4 J 0 C to rt-S T co a m rsto ry .1 issued t-V/'STy* Let’s take a dp —Your electri » A y '-r' ■ -7,', a dose check o •> refrigerator, v equipment. M • boon in out Ik iu th regularity, civilian arms top 63 Mac’a Electric Service 762 Randall Electric Co. lid Sanford Electric Co. 442 �V -■r** *t I eesj ••% ■ . i f m t l Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City Affording KaL And Water Transportation d AN INDEPENDBNT DAILY NEWSPAPER xxxin. Established la . It0 8 SANFORD, FLORIDA. DECEMBER 18. 1941 T is A llie s Suffer ajor Reverses On ar Fronts i Turning-Point May Aids Chinese |n Air Be Reached as Brit­ ish Smash Enemy • Lines In L i b y a Complete African 'J Victory Claimed Reds Say Italians And Nazis Fight v Among Each Other Member Associated Press N U M B E R 91 L ------ ------ Filipinos Force Jap Troops Northwest Of Manila To Fall Back Dutch Sub in Action Army Generals, Navy Head In Hawaii Removed F r u i t Exchanges I■g^eatcr Girl of ’41 And Auctions Are Indicted By Jury New Military Heads Will Go to Hawaii In Drastic Change Conspiracy Charge Is Made On Attempts To Control Prices Nipponese Claim Five II. S. Battleships And 450 Airplanes Have Been Downed Americans Sink Five Enemy Subs British In Hongkonff Are Being Shelledv From l^ind And A ir • The gun crew of a Royal N etherlands submarine la shown in WASHINGTON. Dee. 18. (A P) LOB ANGKI.ES. |. •• m - — R ear Admiral II. E. Kimmel, sctUm off S.iurntwja, Tha Efat-Jadle*. Reports from the Far East (A P )— F ruit n rh n ii.’i-. ,.f t'alicommander-in-chief of the U. 8 . battleground. drs-larv the Dutch, submarine* ir e w rrsklng hnv>H- on fornin anil Florida, together with fleet, rod two Army generals Japanese transports and othed War v*»»«l*. 10 auction Ihju*c. mi.I numeroua MANILA. Iter. to. (A. P.) who were In chart* of American A great and perhaps de­ individuals, were indicted |,y lt Japanese Invaders hava been forces In Hiweil were relieved Federal grand Jury yesterday on d a l re turning-point marked shoved hark many miles In the of their command* laal night In charges of violating the She.m an one of the moat draatie ahakeupa Vlfan area of northwestern Europe’s w ar on two fronts A nti-Trust Act. lu io n , the llnllrd States Far in th e history of the II. S. Naval w day aa B ritain announced Defendants Include the I'ali ' nd military branches. Eastern command announced fnrnla F ruit Grower. Fvrhangc, I The generala ere: U eut. Gen today. It added: "Enemy acofficially the Axis front in the California Fruit Etchungi.. i .Walter C. Short, commander of tielly Inday ha. been confined no rth Africa has been com­ tho Florida C itru . Ktrlinnge. five Hawaiian department and to the air." rorporetiona contn lle,| hv J..-enh J. Gen. Frederick 1„ Martin, pletely shattered and Russia DKiiorgio of Kero t'oiintv. Cnlif.. |V lf la on rU lrd |*rr««| oomm andtr of the Army air ♦ d a r e d Adolf H itler's In-! ID auction firm , and one auction Corps a t Hawaii. U. S. Army hemli|uarteni a.soelaUon. Kimmel Immel was replaced by Rear vaaion arm ies were- fleeing in Manila nnitl that Filipino They are charged with ronsptr* Admiral O u ste r V. Nlmlts, chief In chaos. ing to control -he mc'liud of o f th e bureau of navigation. Kimtroopa clnaht-tl with Jaimnes# saint as well as prices of citrus L A Soviet broadait reported bit- Lieut. CoL Claire L. ’Chennault, mel was ordered to report for invader, in the Viunn arcJ, and deciduous fruits giown in ta r hatred la flaring among the noted U. H. arm y pilot, will di­ “ temporary duty” In the fourteen­ California anil Florida and m ar­ th (Hawaiian) Naval district. 200 mlle.i northwest of Ma­ rect a Chinese aerial offenelve In.(ructiom. f r r the handlint; Head of the Shrinera' organisa­ V ila forces, aiaertlng Ruaalan throughout the nulion Short was relieved by Lieut. cgalntt Japanese bases which, of «rhoo| children during an air keted nila, and threw them back cavalry In the Donets Basin had m ilitary sources declare, might Gen. Delos C. Emmons of the tion for this Jurisdiction and l e t ; ettack and a new regulation run through a series of auction firms eral other officers of Morocco eerning the granting of diol.onas located In Baltimore. Ho.tco, Chicaptured retreating German, Ita l­ now bo expected “any time.” Th# a ir corps. many miles before darkness Martin was replace*) by Brig. Temple will be guests tonight Of have been recrlfeil l>v T. W. j engn. Cincinnati. Cleveland, lie ian and Rumanian troops when 5 1-year-old Texan became air halted the fighting. New York, Philmlt Iphia, they f«U fighting one another. force adviser to Gen. Cblang Kal- Gen. C. L. Tinker of the air the Sanford Shrin* Club a t Palma Lawton, Courtly school .uperln I1trolt. Pittsburgh and St. lemis. corps; who left Tsmpa this morn In Tokyo, the Japanese tandent, from tho State Hoard thek early thi* year. A In Libya the British reported and Pin* Dining Room on th* Or* I "Tho effect of the eon.piracy," Ing for hia new post. of Education. y m “enemy fro n t has everywhere admitted five "s|>ccial type" Highway for d i n n e r [the Justice Department in Wash | M argaret LaStlry, of Baton Rouge, rtary of W A v ertary V" ar Stlmssn aald '* ndo Mr. Lawton announced today submarines, apparently midget flatly th a t tha 7 changes a t 7:00 o'clock, T. Bradford Byrd, that he and all principals of Ington raid, «■< to runtrol. re 'L a., i« the aw rater girl of Nm "W o “are made in view of th* pre- president of the local group, s ta t­ County schools will meet with tin- strict limit and rrstrnin the rhsu wuuilng tha title over 6,000 girls Japanese submarines, failed to Secra- ed this morning. Hmlnary report of the loeal defense council in the nca" nel through which such fru its aro fri nt oil section, of the country return from the Dec. 7 attack on ' _j distributed and marketed; to e x ­ in u contest to select the typical tary of tb* Navy, with who** arc re tre a t in Harbor. The Japaneaa Tha president received th* fol­ future In regard to making defi clude parsons, firms, a ss« ia tin n s A m erian girl dressed In the most Pearl view* ea to the' unpreparedncsa nite plans for applying the do _ w ________ ____ Mo a t the re of the situation ef Dec. 7, the lowing telegram advising hint Of fen.e instructions fur schools to and corporation, from engaging typical American costume of a rlaima, however, that five U. 9T M t» Hva m ll« a 'd a y , bt in tb* raodurtion. distribution ami tissue knit awaster and pklrt. She battle.hips were sunk according incurs, and to their arriv al: “ IUualriotis PetM* this County. secretary of » > i r y their d e l latlon of the tat* W. MaWolm-McCrary, Hid*A regulation of tho Btoto board m i^ketinp rf such fruit*; anil to receives |&00 and a fra# fvip to to aerial observation, and two races, under expedite tha fti und stshiliio•.prices. prices." New York City. vlU aw aliaaj heavy crulaar*, an pil tanker and . i ■*' w as ansandod to- read, in offset, fix. ta il * r-th » aao iast-.. VJm H o, « » * ptowes-^wsee -4v»Utoy#d. llU t Bhy- M g * ' -aAmol atndtnt —JaM toaUnts firms nr Individuals follow; . co T em p l/w tll arrive at tba-May- called into service or who enlist­ Manila dispatch tinted Thursday HI willI ■ata ri (Keek Kaon rraid a i d ^ u n t l R *, n f,c Florida C itrus Exchange, T sm ­ pearl afternoon, Manila time, said Jap-., fa lr Hotel lata thla - afternoon to ed during the school sem rstrr In \ Ufa Sanford-Orlando personal Investigation or the pa. FIs. ._____ Amerlones# aerial squadrons renew-' join you a t tha Bhrin* Club which he would have gradunted. b Jut final arrange- h a rb o r tragedy th a t th* International Fruit C orpora­ rd their raids on Nichols and were “ not on th e alert'* ChrU tm ai P arty. M ia McCrary may k-t grunted a diploma at the el tog'with the Red'Army in the inenta a re bdjrg mads for the can forces 7.ab!an Field., Lut little damage when th* Japanese struck their and Mrs. Cowan will accompany time he normally would hnve tion, W inter Haven. Fla. w oks of the Germans In C. C. Commander, general man was reported. us. Pleas* make waservstlons. graduated. This may be dona srhkh apparently had not chang­ opening o f the track on Dec. 27. murderous F or the first time, the lower President Roosevelt yesterday Signed, Hugh B. Cowhn." HrltUh anil Indian troops were provided that his work prior to sger. FCE, Tampa. e d , grestly since Napoleon’s re ­ Lionel L. I»w ry. ilireetor, nretiacknowledged to hnve withdrawn ____ . _____ , ___ fl five-man toard a special Judge F ran k L. MUIer, chair­ th at tinle would justify Ini* spe part of tha grandstand will be created p e a t from Hpaeow in 18 I f . dent und general m snngrr. InterThe new campaign launched this hrlow the southern border of Ke' 7 “ W inter preventa the O trm an heated b y ' modern n s heaters, of lnqalry, hoadod by Associate man of the romroltto# In charge la) cqfuhleralion. Fruit Corporation, week l,v the American lied fro** Ish, apparently yielding the 116The regulation alto slated, "The tcrnntlonal Use of w ld t H dds for m aneuv­ General M ahagcr Walter* Connel­ Kupram* Court Owen J . Roberts, of the club’a celebration of Winter Haven, Fla. er1/* be said, “end the woods ore ly declored today, and eddeJ, to establish why the American Christmas, has erected and decor S tats .Board of Education believes is called a "war film l' and should mile-long Malayan stale to the Japanese, iuimlon quarters said . e f the question fo r tanka and "The steam heat will be going forces were taught off guard and ated a Christm as tre* Upon which th at high school students can lint In- confused with the annual the withdrawal from Kedah mennt s; oo the fighting now b full blast tonight for tha comfort to determlp* whet—If a n y -* rm y local shrinera will hang their gifts sarva their country best by con­ membership drive or roll call end utvy officials were responthe Ipsa of Penang the second tinuing in high shoot until grad hay enter. T as they Each man Is of the fans.” The lower h alf of which the organization conducts city In Importance In Malaya. on* or more uatian u nleu prior to that time a * on eo in 1812, the atond has been enclosed, and questtod to brim T t o r e f o ... Tonlght’s announcement follow- presents to b a distributed among thay ore calleJ Into military terv The Japanese nre reported to y plods along the rtd-atyle charcoal braxkra the tmtk e f the each year. Mrs. Hoy Mann, pub­ ad by only a few hours th# first needy children through soma char Ir*. be heavily shelling Hongkong oncer, fate* have bean removed. eo foot licity chairman for Seminole Celery Camp of the Woodmen from the land and air as tho a, ammunition drawn from fej Tonight’s races will bo run meeting e f the beard which con­ ity organisation. of the World will meet tonight County, sni-l this morning. British defenders flatly rejected on sleds by over the futttrity distance end will ferred for R . g l n t o f with Knox In addition to tb* party at the Woodmen Hall, Secretary to ' de- from Jacksonville, a group of Several persona have misumler- the lerond Japanese demand for hg f r t o t ” ba officially tim ed by 8UI* o f­ end 8llmson C. C. Colllna said today. iwall for sn on- Orlando shrinay* have accepted surrender. Dutch and Australian - the wooden ficial*. L ast night marked tha p art ore for On Jsn. 8, the newly elected »to«sl (hi. new drive und believe furcr* occupied the Portuguese th* Invitation which the local they find otfll Intact, ha dose of tha unofficial schooling tha-spot in­ nffier* will be installed. The that it is u continuation of the .land of Timor, n potential J a p ­ tha Germs as w ere mining men extended to them , Mr. Byrd officer* elected ace W. P. Fields, toll cull, but according to the local anese Submarine base. and blasting bridges. WASHINGTON, Dec. 18. (A P) rr disclosed and he added that late, '^ M a n a g e r Connally Invited tha elected consul omm endcr; O. G. American fliers led by U eut. - were reported puMIc to attend the reservation* m ay ba mad* by — Secretary Sllmson announced Hall, past consul com m ander; C. rhairm un, Mrs. F. E. Iloumillst, tha rare* rare# and ea rly ; today to havo telephoning L. F. Boyle, club today th* W ar Department I. II. Rudd, advisor lieutenant; A. memberships may be taken out at noyd M. Wagner of Juhnstnn, No.. I hero of the Philippines I G enoese l-w k almost secretary, o r Mrs. F. L.' MUIer, planning to expand in* Army to Madden, banker; C. year, while . ---------------------- C. - Colling, ---------- - uny. time . ... during ------- th* — ----------- hav* blasted out u nest of 20 beyond this the greatest strength needed and C 124-J. 10 « ynflefc beyond _ _ capital I P * Ing run*. secretary; T. E. Smith, eacort; I ( |,|, Wlir f„m| (,4g ^ nu,i right Japanes* airplanes a t Vlgan, 200 he Uwtr Xl-day winter offensive JA C K B O N V tU S. Doc. 1 8 President Byrd urgently re­ would depend for th* Increase Mlal)—ld lh ra y men do not quested full attendance tonight entirely on th* aclectiv* service E. S. St. John, watchm an; L. A .' nway und to designate between miles northwest of Manila. (Booeisl) Ilrown, J r., aentry: and L. I,. o f thla eoun- *o th a t local shrinera may have ■jritttn, Tha air attack wiped out one boiler* the Keller, auditor. Other member* the two, different types of lied will gw htlv affect th* pleasure o f m aetlng the O r­ try ta the AH voluntary enlistment* arc of th* board of auditors aro l*r<u. button* aro presented to of the main threats to this Philip­ pines capital, which now has to Florida this fall der’s highest officer* and b* ask­ to b* halted aa soon aa thc tourist tra peraoiiN by Red Cross workers. and w inter. . .. . . W p S H ed th a t sack person w ear tils fet. "preaent rush subside*,’’ Mr. George Stinaon and G. C. lllnchSeminole County I* allownl to gone 4H hours without sn a ir liff. LAKELAND. Doe. 18. — Mov­ Von givrn Officials oT the Seaboard A ir­ “ But fern o r no fa s, all ahrinrr* Attmson told th* press conference keep 15 percent of Its quota of raid alarm. Crrdlt wj* sandstorm a ing rapidly to begin tto canned line Railway report ae 80 20 percent should attend,** he raid. adding an Immedlat* Increase of 860*H). This money will be used mainly to U eutcnant Wagner, :» ------— over a ■gee i Inside grap efru it pureheea program la Increase fa raw rvatlons 25-year-old squadron commander squad: more than 150,000 men has al for yarn and knitting rqulpincnt, advancing. Florid*, the Federal Surp u* y e a r ago. * f -» ready been recommended In i , . „ . . , n* well sa for use by the home • ho already had been rltird for , still ware Commodities Corporation be* In * Who* military e p e ra tlo ri may service committee of the organiia heroism ami who became th* f i n t •auth- vitod Florid* mono re to subm it present a problem from th* equip­ lion. In this committee Is included American ace of the war, by shoot­ desk. lleg h El bids fo r sectiontstog fru it to bo m ent standpoint offlctols believe ing down five Japanese planes in Emmett Milton Rogers, 85, of any family problam*. Mrs. Mann combat and destroying others on delivered to tbom by grower* dur­ they will be -able to care for PRESIDENT 8IUN8 HU E**t Second Street, w as en­ said, and “ Wslfar* problem* be th* ground. ing th# two-wrak peylod opening tooriot traffle needs nae da ; aand point TALLAHASSEE, Dee. 18 let traffic listed In th* U. 8. C oast G uard tween the man In th* service ami Monday. Th* a ir raid on Vigan was a • a t th a t new schedules echedule* end re- (Special)—Florida will alaet two WASHINGTON, Dee. 18-W V - on Dec. 15, 1841. H aving been The g o vernm eit has announc­ ceatly added equipm ent should Railroad Commissioner* next President Roosevelt today atoned accepted fo r enlistm ent a t T am ­ hi* family a t homa and a* a key crushing blow to one of the threo agency In th* civilian defense Jananes* beachheads on Luton ____ with e d th a t I t p k o o ed to pay, l o w ­ prove espoble Iff otoetlng tha oit- spring end voters will have num­ Inio law a bill carrying 1107,077,, pa, h* was furnished tran sp o rts ers | ! > a fan. Urn equivalent e f u a t l o i ^ - , eroua rand ids tee to cheese from If 000,000 In appropriation* and con­ tinn to Nashville, Tenn., w h irs his plan." Tho national Red Cross Island, on which Manila la lock­ «p 85 eento s field box, for graposU those who have entranced for tra c t authority to expand th* al­ enlistment was effected s t tho spend, over 1 1 ,000,000 each month ed. Th# Americana shot down on* In this service. fru lt dellverod- to Japanese plans them are destroy­ eo* pesto actually qualify. ready hug* production program lb 9. Cooat Guard Rocrultlmr OfMrs. Mann concluded by making ed a t least 25 on the ground, 'A sia units The vetera Sag*n* K.'M athews fo r tha Army end Navy. flee by Chief Boatswain an appeal for whlto cloth* or do- then set fir* lo Japanes* fuel it w a s ; of Btarhs, th e Incumbent, has Hudgins. Immadlataly upon en­ ineatic racks which may be boiled dumped epporontly m eat contemplated buying » V These ■ planes were be­ ranee his Intontiea to run Approximately 40 railroad pa»‘ listm ent* Mr. Rogora w as tra n s­ S U M than lOOjOftO lox*a H fra p e fn jit tra­ for ra eleUen. Opposing him ranger c o n pass In and out of ferred to tho Now O rleans T rain ­ and sterilised for us* In emer­ lieved to hava been ■doing much der Oils phase e f Re p w tb aee opgency dressing station*. A repeat th* bombing of m ilitary and te date s n W . F . (Buck) Han­ Comp Blooding woohly. Dee. II BAM ing Station. Algiora, La., f o r - a uf the appeal mad* by Mis* Fran­ of cration*^ nival poets in tha Manila area. Mwas fatfa cock e f . Madlaon, Charles <*>-N# _ course of training. cis MacDougsl. who w ishes.th* Th* Japaneaa attacks aresdy had fitoWWt Of Bradenton and Ray­ tared by the 1 cloth* to be left a t the Health De­ lost much of their sting. Mean­ the first e f.! bet entU mond Devi* e f Lbaeaton*. while, a Japanese expeditionary partm ent building, 111 Palmetto Je rry C arter, w hs U serving .Jlto ry sacrat. Avenu* or a t the F irs Station.. fort* has Invaded the rich Mlrt I and weather hi* saeaad teem *o (ha eommUoil country of Saraw ak, BritishIn his post and slsn want* ta retain poet aad k**P protected kingdom of th* whlto All member* of tho S. A . L. LoRajahs on tha northwest coast I .U gion Auxiliary and any other perIC *tllss«4 M Fa s * T i m ) M s of Clearth* enemy son* that lu r* any connael oilon Lake - report H u t w ater, DMt 'W artoo, - of with tha Amariean Legion a r t three day* Batter, W . T . C a im an , Sheriff W lntar 'residents, tourists and Invited to the Bona of tha Legion's River and th e Brotherhood of the Fint Christmas party tonight a t 7:80 parsons who raaldo In Sanford tha year round ar* invit­ Soptiat Church meet* tonight o’eloek a t th* Legion H at? H u Christm as at 7130 o'clock. A dance orchestra will ,1m pres­ ed to attend MOSCOW, Dec. ■ 18—W>—1 P M M ent, and every on* p resen t la ex ­ Carol singing under Up direction Committee Votes of E. M. Armltogo tomorrow night German* were caught without :• There mill be - a . meeting o f th* potad to bring a defensa stamp. ... wfcW i k i t 7:80 o’clock a t Hu Tourist crank handle* to s ta rt thair mo­ LMUa T heater Club C anter on Lake Monroe and to tor* hara uss all had been stolen by . r a n d by tho Junto* Woman's NAMED CRAIG FIBLD attend the covered dish supper Russian boy*, a w riter in IsvesHn C tah tomorrow night a t 7:80 f.-vS-e* 11—OF)— •'d o c k a t the yYoasan’* d u b on JACKSONVILLE. Do*. 18c- Monday night a t 8:00 o’clock a t reported from a village beyood —1 ' Kiln Wednesday. 0F)—Mayor John T. Aloop baa tho Cenfar. 081pturod *‘ Following tha supper Monday Terming It “an incident proposed that JatksonvUfafa oocond In favor of m fa* wiB be pretontod. munkipil airport bto aonud In night, to which each pperson is heroic oo It fa fhnnjr,' th* th a t asked' to bring sandwich**, on* Evgonll Petrov, said tl tho of Lieutenant John Sparkman h ah of hot or coy food then “had to run In a moot \ fa Jamea Edwin Craig, Instructions For Shrine Heads Will Be Guests Children In Air Of Local Club Raids Received Members Asked To Board Of Education Bring Gifts To Sends Regulations About Graduation D i n n e r Meeting Kennel Club To lent Official Races A"3 War F u m f ^ f iild Not Be Confused With Roll Ca l l Woodmen Of World Will Meet Tonight dS’Si War Department Han Plan For Expansion (Railway Reservation Increase Is'Reported ^biwraapd X Florida Canners Wffl Submit Bids Emmett Rogers Joins Matthews And Carter but no%on President RooMv.it'*iCoast Guard Service Seek Re - ejection •“SSiSL'SSSjSSJS California.Battered | By Severe Weather City Newt Briefs Pai S tsr i. Sons Of Legion Will Have Party Tonight S\t F..SS ■ JU S Carol Singing To Be At Tourist Center Rus8fim Boys Steal Nazi Crank Handler 8t fsrrad to FL Plane* •onvlli . aonrilio man to tone Ida life in and*'tall* sendee, there will be manner, using their own faoC* the fin t business meeting of tha th* war with Japan. year, WMdoAldrith, president of THE Uu group. Mated. Later la the evening tharo will bo entertainFLORIDA - Fair i msnt . fig th* enjoyment of th * F ru it Grower* there. Mr. and grew oat i attorney- h venue of I •r- i r* J* * J r'JsXVsft “* ” * * . • \ o♦% % • .* 447, r•’7 ; / , .is Mr / � 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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PAGE FOEfr I THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, Rose Bowl Contest la Moved1T§ Durham i8 ,_ o n - PWadena’a famed >•*• Bowl foot­ ball attraction t* m • “ f* haven a t Durham, N. C, ymUrdoy while I t t Frtuctaeoa Jto»t-We*t grid ntor waa da* tor • naw horn* T to war-, effeet* cut £*P«r. aiU. Into tka F*r Weat* program. Oerr CuIbert U yesterday erdcrcd Santa . Racetrack afflcNU not to the winter aeheduled SI. i«a too fata ****** — LET US RADIO NEWS WDBO Taalxur* rregrama Tomorrow** Your Tires 100116 $ 0 .5 0 OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION HOCKEY'S IRE SHOP 113 80. PARK AVK »a », * '* * / i x i . •• ------------------------------ M A R C H ----------------------------- Ftof rim 0:30 Norman Beaeley and Pla. Cowboy* 7:06 Brcakfaat B revltlr, 7:48 UP New, 8:00 Tha World Today 1:16 Organ Moods 8:30 Music Men 8:45 Virginia 9:00 Morning Devotion* J am MSAO Vfadiwe a* wau 9:18 American Sclioul of NO0TM Ado South o f f 4 Air 9:46 UP New. (0:00 Hamel 10:00 Black and White Note* 10:16 Myrt and Marge 10:30 Stepm other 10:48 Woman of Courage |1 :0 0 Drama of Pood 11:16 A t Horn* with Salljr Mar­ tin 11:30 Music a la C arter 11:46 UP Newa I t :66 Tem perature ftuysoose osfeATko 12:00 Kate Smith Speak* 6 * » iis v to d f a t -rue ie c t> io 12il8Ch*ck*rboard Tima Hd* vJfftkd A MOmt iO 12:30 Daneetlma ■X Stouwox - SAAK. 7 12:45 Our Gal Sunday >y 1:00 Dial* Farm Club of the Air td g * I 1:46 Road of L ift 4:00 Columbia Concert U rthcetr. 2 tOO Young Dr. Malona 4:30 Ia n d t Trio 2:16 Joyc* Jordan 4:43 Prce* New, 1:60 Th* Goldbarga 5:00 For the Farm er 2:36 Building Jor Defense 6:10 Twilight Melodics 6:30 Christmas on tha Moon 2:45 U P N«wa 2:60 Thra* SlaUrt 6:45 Ju st E ntertainm ent 3:00 Farm Baeurlty Adm. There are 63 chaplain* at 3 :1 ft B o b H a n o n B ong* Camp Blanding conducting 02 3 :3 0 R e n f r o V a lle y F o lk * church acrvleea • week. 3 :4 5 C h ild r e n a r * *1*0 P e o p le 8 : 5 5 P r* » * N e w * TELEPHONE 425 ■ ‘ S o r d s '. R eview of th e Y ear 6:00 UP N tw i MiflUsJO vdod -rye *5opoo 4:10 Jim Whit* CAdJUMCWIVfkAdo 0:16 Voice o f Broadway ■wdoiaf *4 r.vtie, a X 0:30 I.um and Abner rtMMAfA ArtrfATRAat ( \ 4:46 The World Today eAx* 0 - M l. • v 7:00 Dinner Muelc 7:15 8am Cuff 7:20 UP Newa 7:30 Second Husband 8:00 Boy* Town 8:30 Unnounced 8:66 Elmer Davis and the News 9:00 W# The People 9:30 Report to the Nation 10:00 Glenn Miller 10:16 Publle Affaire 10:30 Sports Reporter 10:45 Newa of the World 11:00 Guy Lombardo O rche.tra 11:30 Benny Goodmijn Orchratra 12:00 I.lnton Well*, newa 12:06 Sign O ff . RECAP 44 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1C, II WVI------------- —---------- • . • O e v e n t , h u n g o n th e lim b o f u n c e r ­ ta in ty . 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B LA D ES, d e c e a se d . k ata o f a aid LEGAL NOTICES C o u n ty , to th a C o u n ty J u d g o a t H atnlnola C o u n ty , F lo r id a , a t h i * o fflc a In th a m a r t h o u a a a f a n te , uv t u p? r m c r r r c o iiit o r C o u n ty a t S a n fo rd , F lo r id a , w ith * r u n N IN T H J l n t e m , n u n fT In e ig h t c a l e n d a r m o n th e fro m t h a i p a n d r o n tu ps t o i M T f o r lim e o f th a t i n t p u b lic a tio n o f f BMINQLVB. IT A TM o r PLO H * th in n a tlc a . E a c h c la im o r d e m a n d ■h a ll h a In w r iti n g a n d a h a ll d a t a IDA Iff C H A i r R R T th a p la c e a f ra a ld e n c a a a d p ad * JU A N IT A LOVIN. riaintirr o fflc a a d d r r a a o f t h e c la im a n t, a a d VI. ■ halt h a a w o rn t o b y t h a c la im a n t, If A L D. IdOVIN, P t f m u ta n t a g e n t, o r a tto r n e y , a n d a n y a * e h C H A N C E R Y NO c la im n r d e m a n d n o t eo D ied a h a l l N O T IC K TO A P P E A R be void. T O T IIK D E F E N D A N T . H A L D A S e i.r.Y O. I f . t D R I ' LOVIN: An e ie c u e o r a f th e L o a f lYOU A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D W ill a n d T e e la m e n t at to a p p e a r In lh« a b o v t a ty la d A N K LH T B. B L A D E S , d e c e a s e d c a u i t . a d iv o rc e a alt. w h ic h la F I re t p u b lic a tio n , N o v . I I , l i l t p e n d in g In th a C irc u it C o u rt o f lh a N in th J u d ic ia l C irc u it. In a n d f o r th a C o u n ty of M »mlnola. H tata Of F lo rid a , a n d you a r * h a ra b y re q u ire d to flla >otir a p p * a ra n c a In th a a ald n u a * on J a n u a r y I th . I t t l . l a l th la N otica ba p u b lta h a d o n c a d u r in g a a r h « « t k fo r fo u r o o n a a c u tlv a w a ak a In lh#» H anford H a m id , a n e w a p a p e r p u b lta h a d In M id c o u n ty . WITNKHH m y h an d a n d a a a l an C la rk nf c ir c u it C o u rt o f th a N in th J u d ic i a l C ircu it, In a n d f o r th a C o u n ty o f M aminola. H tata o f riorusM , th t« Sturtevant Applies For Re-enlistment O r ft KILN DON <’lv rk of th« c ir c u it C o u rt lip A ftl W E E K * D. C. (C fftC U IT MKAI«I i.* t u b c o t n r o r T t t r c o t i n r v J t 'I N i r . IP .M ItlO L K t-O t'O T T . F I.O n iU A . I.* PK O BA TK . IN t u t : KHTATK o f A N K LET D. DLADEH. D er.aeM l T O A LL C I lE p iT O I l K A N D P E R - HAVERHILL, M a tt. Dec 10— UP)—'Th# aallor. who waa dismis­ sed from the United S u te a Navy tl »* 1 • ' ‘I TOM ATOCn. »* «» »» to . C ra te * . for tearing down a N ail iwaatlka or«l. to good. I t ft# t o H ## I® from the German consulate In Ban |h c e r to n e t l . H Francisco last Ja n u iry , haa ap­ T A S O B I tlS e * . «-» b o . ro m b t l • • plied for revniistment. F e I t *• Recruiting officer Charlea Mitchel aald Monday th a t Harold J. Sturtevant, 20, want* to join again. Sturtevant waa not given a dishonorable discharge, but left the Navy j n ehargei of mis­ conduct. * • , ..._ Sturtevant. a resident of Hav­ erhill, Joined a shipm ate and four /dr Don Ulanding, p o e t a n d a r t i s t who recently puu b liih s d “ K lorl d ay i,” a delightful book of Florida verse, and who now make* Florida hi* home, w.a elected president of the Ft. Pierce Chamber of Commerce c e n t a b o v e U s t y f e r . recently. Hie first effort la to­ ward beautification and ha ad vocatea that a tree be planted and named for etch child born in the community. SWEATERS . Hut term on-Zipper 93.95 lo 96.50 SLIPOVERS .......... ........ 93.95 SLEEVELESS .... 91.65—92.00 VESTS * 93.50 ALL-WOOLS AND RAYON MIXTURES SAY MFJRRY CHRISTMAS WITH OUR ROWERS PIPPIN GARDENS, Florist JACKETS | L E A T H E R ...... *8*»5 to 516-50 W O O L .................... t o •THE SHOP OP PERSONAL SERVICE” 5 6 .9 5 ZELAN POPLIN 54-50 to 55.00 WOOL LOAFERS 58.95 to 510 ANb PkA C nC A L W i t t , e o m m * n d * r o f lb # fo u rth £ r m £ ' l n th * I n U r a a t o f n a tio n a l PlM uot companionship atti dalkloua drinks a n yy-on hand. Moot friends hors. Modprlceo at all times. Package Goods Beer & Wines Cocktails •:'» j We Deliver Tdophone 9106 THE -TAVERN ELGIN WATCHES ELBON WATCHES M e a n w h ile , aponeont of th e E a s t - W e s t g a m * w a re re p o rltd c o n s id e r in g s e v e r a l In v I U tlo n a to p la y th * g s m * . C h ic a g o , S p o k a n e , A t l a n t a , a n d t h a U m v a n l t l e a jf y . e f * . a n d O k la h o m a w a r* a a ld to h o t * e i t e n d e d b ld a f o r th * eo n - long sl e e v e . WOOL A RAYON— ....... -15.00 RAYON GABAKDIN E— 53.50 ROGUE BHIHTS.— ......... 53*0 BLEND WITH SLACKS I TRADE IN YOUR OLD WATCH ON A NEW ONE! LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR ta il. CHRISTMAS OLD WATCH. . . . Tha gift that grows lovelier with the years. C o m * In a n d m * th * u n u a u a l • • ( a c t i o n o f a n tiq u e * f o r s a le t o t h * M o p l* of 8 « m ln o le C o u n t y b y M r. * M r*. E d w in W e a re r w ho fo r m any y asra • p a r a t a d a n a n tiq u e .h o p In C r M o v llla , 8 . C. ( W e a r e In n o w a y r o n n a c t . e d w ith th o a n tiq u e t h o p w h ic h ta * t y e a r w e a o p e r a te d i* *hc 5 0 4 B lo a k o f P e r k A v a n u a . EDWIN WEAVER 111 N. P ark Ave. W A L T H X srrA T cm ...O u r loi» prices snd wide variety will surprise you I COBHKUT MEN'S WEAR By PAIJIi ROBINSON RITA K BIT ANTIQUES 1000 Perk At*. .. Perkins THE JEWELER TELEPHONE 357-W rvs DCCIOCOTO i s r V otm u eiw cA O ji Sanford, Fla. 2 5 ^ Iv e le W l'I, !^T H H i.Y A.cwiBfir/ *■ > S lA P O N P L lN T V c y iN O ffID U l o’Ma rt w »— lH l K Wa2TAAOo nO /-T $ upsnoc-rwdar ATAW<m.OFaAE- Advertisements ------------ \ l U B t V ____ 01113 ON TWO . O N E M U L E - f a r m ln g to o l* . I t o g a . YlPPEf/ H THAMES' » * L0N 0 d lata no* mov. crating A .torage. Loss. Trajufar A Storage, ftP /N O N PI ICSA irm w A iz-'j N n geivM al APAfiJOONj ISHOW- QAUflHreC, ro w e se i . You.* r r OtT —MHi e ’e Ovo. LONS) RANKER A WOMAN OF FEW WORDS 4Q > e) ^ 5 0 T 9 1 A j y s s n ife s ii WANTED ( ^ ;^ P 7 li§ iV - f ' * \ »■ - *... -e'LjYV,:- . X ^ t ^ Y V v S C f '. * . �—— * m r ............ ^ ■■ s* • - ' '»:" r ■■ S h Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City Affording IU1F Highway And Water Transportation e AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ■W — ■ _ VOUJM Established la 1908 And Legionnaires Forces Are Cautioned By Caviness Meet In Libya State Head Warns Of ^Aircat New Battle Is In Libyan Command Raging As Contact Is Made 40 Miles Past Tobruk Area Victorious Red Army Takes Klin ^Nazis Are Harrassed By Blizzards As They Fall Back 1^ Mir l a u i l a t H rrw l The British today said "no decisive result" is yet achiev­ ed in the Libyan fighting al­ th o u g h a great new battle raged as the main British *nd Axis forces established contact southeast of Gazala, 40 miles beyond Tobruk. C ontinued Russian advances are reported on both flanks MaJ. Gen. Nell M. Ritchie, 44. i. In command of the Uritiah troop, in Libya, .ucceeding Gen. Sir Alan Cunningham. Gen. Ritchie’. of the Motcow defenie art. >wift mechaniied troops are r e ­ Red troop, smashing sgalnit ported in a new offensive p ro ­ wfnUr-wurn Jefionj of Adolf ceeding deep in the Cyrenslcan Desert. ” HtI*r har« reUkeo the 6tralegic railway town of Klin, 60 mllea northwest of Moecow, end tho gijrantie Soviet counter-offensive hae overrun score, of other tiern strong point, in a eeriei of .. announced officially £nT ^7S& S^S: **«n _aqnipmraf tra•ported over J* ™ * > * • " » erJStonla from ’• * * to -m u to * * .aid. . 7 * «M»«a af Kite and the triphammer Mawi a t »t«ll" lw had ____ 1 o Bktahod Soviet troops penetrat­ ed German line* to blow up Nail bioekhooaea; guerrillas still played havoc with attended Nail com­ munication lines, and the froten approaches to Moscow were litttrrad with Nasi dead and abandoncq material. The London Dally Mall reported from Stockholm th at 100 German divisions (about 1300,000 men) were in full retreat through blind3jg mowetorma and bottom leu WTfta which over the week-end turned the whole front into "white hell* from Leningrad to Taganrog. In Ubya. British and Indian troops driving on the heels of Wtthdrawlng Asia forces have so narrowed the gap th at Gen. Edwin Rommel has been foreed to throw the bulk of bis remaining tank and Infantry strength Into n duperaU delaying action. It was reported ■ a m the front today. % ( o r th of Trigh el Abd. the Brit­ ish and Indiana twice fought, off counter-attack, by German tank, and truck-home infantry, accord­ ing to today’s headquarters com•u n iq u e which claimed deetrueT&n of IS Nasi tanka and, ato plane* and u p tu rn of Mean rum . P i y S S '/ S JTwSit. K°r3J; JK-Sa * and another to the ewiUnreet. &F90 op2£5Sne^ta* thl. a£t£ ______ which General Rommel apparently hml »et had W M U deateoy. noon a t * M 'p . ; o’, a* •*<?*** ■■ U ' -J Cautioning L egionnaire against believing rumors and against voicIng hasty criticism against the armed forces of the Unite.! States, Rupert Caviness. department commander of the American Legion, rntdresscl the Campbell Lo.slng P o n last nigh* after J. l_ ingley, chairman of the Seminole County Defense Council, described the work which had already been done oy his organisation. At the invitation nf Mr. Ingley. the Legion voted to take over the Job of maintaining the Air Raid Warden Service for this countv wboae duties will be t„ warn the pub.ic against air raid , and to as.1st people in the event of such an emergency, and I*-* lo-sher was appointed chairman of the Air Raid Warden Service for Srnunole County by Joel ) ield, |iost com­ mander The Legion also heard a short tolk by Mrs. W. K. Langar of tin* Salvation Army, who said thenare 300 under-privileged familb « In Seminole County "looking to you and to me for their Christmea and voted to turn over a col­ lection of toys to the SaWa'inn Army for distribution amour tr.e poor. Mr. Ingley said th a t since tne appointment of the various mem­ ber. of the Defense Council by Ihe County Commission six months ago under authorisation of the De­ fense Council In Washington, a company of State Guards has b.-en organised, more than 7.000 persons In the county have been registered and classified, all members of the council have been finger-printed, numerous copm lttees havp been set up In charge of various phases of the defense work, and both an Aircraft W arning Service and Air Raid Warden Service have bcin established. Chief of Pollco Roy William* Is of the Civil Protection .Member A sso c ia te d P re s s N U M IIK R 9 2 K iIt| H °n g k o n g , Singapore Our FreedomFace G rave Threats From Advancing Japs Says Country Will Keep Fighting Un­ til United States’ Liberty Is Secure W A S H I N G T O N . Dec. 16 — ( A P ) — P re sid en t ICimsrtell was re p o rte d r eliab le today to h av e u rg ed t h e Senate Mili­ t a r y C o m m ittee to reduce '■ the se lective se rv ice minimem a g e In 19 ami t h u s j bring 2,400.000 additional Men u n d e r d r a f t r e g istr a tio n . The co m m ittee resum ed - co n sidera tion of l . e g i.la tio n r e q u irin g r e g i s t r a t i o n of all men f ro m IH to 61. Inclusive, a n d m ak in g those from 2 | to 44. Inclusive, s u b j e c t to m ili­ ta r y service. Elmer Jackson,' of San Francises, waa aboard the rt.tOO ton Ameri­ can motorship, Oregon, when It collided with a navy vessel off Nantucket Island, south of CayC ' Tod. Jackson and six other sur­ 1 ____ Italian Insignia Comes Down Crown Colony May Be evacuated By Brit­ ish Because They ! Lack Naval Power l . S. Planes Hit Nipponese Ship Manila Is Quiet As Japanese Slack Up On Aerial Attacks WASHINGTON. Dee I * . (AI*)— Former I'rrriilrnt Hoover irked t'ungre«» Imlat In give I'reeldent Ronnekelt the ‘Wide*l latitude* in leg* Mat Ion eatahlUhing wartime control over prieea and com­ modities. ‘We rannot know •h a t the aituation mat he a year or five year* hence.* Mr. Hoover told the Senate Ranking Committer a* he drew from hla experience aa fond adminiatrator in the la«t World War to augge«t a 11 point program for the present • ertim e emergency. vivors were brought to Boston. Eighteen other survivor* and eight bodies were brought to New' Bedford. Mas*., by another rracue vessel. Glee Clubs Of Three Schools To Have Concert Christmas Choir Is Composed Of 115 Vocal Students W A S H IN G T O N . I>«« Id It* W -o fU ilrd I’rr.Ms An K iiorm eil s u iirtv u t L o n <l"it m. i t«l ll<ini;ki>ng m i g h t Iium - l<> I.......n u ta te d and t h a t u .serious t li m it to S in g a p o re hud doM'liiped in th e la n d lig h tin g ua tho M alay J’o n in Militr. "Tit*- Hriti.sli luck of N a v ul MipiTiMidy hint c h a n g e d lh*' I'litiiu .-ntiiutnm in nortlv• i/V) M »l,i>.i,* the source miiiI, Knox Says Japs Have Small, Two-Man Subs ior Class of Seminole High School. til three days after tho lrep ehorou* attacks on United State* ships and men and territory that ha received an answer to his eleventh hour message to Emperor lllrohito Dee. 6 asking his co­ operation in further effort* tu preserve peace Practice Races Arc Held At Kennel Club i — liETw*. cu», - *“ ________ __ frig a n te r, ■ to ge wkk aagal aad a earm ga W l Mr*. H W a ywas m m .. tw l w alaao with a beak It ia 4 a traa-top avtrg lil aad a doll a r t gatag to laavt e o c s 'e s u ss4 boom Aflaftotxy u 4 m m f a to a ll tto children « » > ? to (to w erid. Or* Thl* answer we* to tho effect that the Emperor's "cherished dealra" was establishment of peace in the Pacific and that *•81* Majelty trusts that the President ia fully awara of this fact." Children Throughout Seminole Write Letters To Santa Claus MORE MINNOWS IN T H E BRA Russell Alvarez A man of *0 married a girl c( • "Lote'atMarve to you R a to n ." "Dear To In Match Held At Ft. Myers j I ■Ibles over uaed In modern wer- (h, Atr R .ia Warden Service 1 . fare, took pert In tha surprise Btrietly a local Mrvlea havim; to Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, do with warning oar own penph, It waa revealed today. providing for end taking r a n of Reporting a t hla press confer-.our local problems to ease wu urc dog races of the year here, on the Dee. 7 attack. Knox raidedF irst or bombed.’’ mentioned that • two-man sub- re The Chief Air Raid Warden. Mr. unofficial achooling race*, were marine approached within a few Lseber, la expected to establish held lari night a t the 8anfoH Or­ yarda of an American seaplane 00* poet for aach lector of 500 lando Kennel Club, as preparation* tender but waa disabled by gun­ persona In Seminole County. F.a:h are being med# for tho track * fire and then sank by e deetroy- post will be compoeed of one sen- opening on Dee. 27. ,r», depth chargee. Twenty-five race* were run M___tO eattw e- ow I W e T w .» fore a Ur*« fM up of onlookers. Practice race* will to staged agoln tonight. . * iio Governor Holds Pistol Team Of 3-Hour Hearing West Coast Wins On Boyle Case Over East Group Will Study Charges Further it e f o r e Making Decision G ^ S S M P S A .- t a o fit f Survives Sea Crash Danger Of Rumors, H a s t y Criticism Against II. S. Army Will I n s t r u c t F irst Aid Class 20, and waa asked tho next doy If he’d seriously considered hla action. “ Why to to yoara. you II ba 10 a to ato U .b o *0, raid h i. frteto, “w hat th en !’ "Wall 1 can always dlvorca to r and get a ftinons In Semlnolo County who younger ou# can’t I I " cracked \™ .*7 ] • " ?f or over ara ___ the old geoaor.—Winter Hav vllgiblo to race hr* standard Inatrue*"5 ]" odmlnlatratlon of Plrat an Herald. Aid from Vnaaall Ahrarex, x-ray technologist ato graduate of tho «W»our Plrat Aid Mot|M^fi Course »hkb was offered by a rap resen tatlta from tto NaUotml Rad Crow Headquarters In Washington. The course la a minimum otto nf *> boon a to tto first clam toglna Dm . IT a t 7 JO o’clock a t tto Rad Craw office on Plrat Street, aecordtog to tto instructor, who Tha Uoaa Ctob members will •L ear | n U f i m r have their aaaaal party Wodaaa“ Now th it this nation ia angag"I am a lUtto gtrl U re a . 1 day evening a t T.*M o’clock at la war, tto effort to equip Uto old aad I lh * wWi my moth Urn Valdes Hotel. Each persoa to with sufficient know­ la aakod to bring a toy for tho Individual ledge to determine lb* dagrae of Balvatfea Army. , Injury aad to five Immediate tem­ Tho Jaye see will have their hi- porary treatment before tto m v m ’. w w . Doa’I moathly asoeUng toalgkt a t 7 3 ? vtaap ad a physician ran ba aecurod pressing need. forget the goto o’clock a t the Palma ami Pine. la "afM iiiliT i Action aofMilmM ^■ya b n , ; . Dialog Roma an tto Orlando aaraa a Ufa. Ia all raw * proper i. Hawkins Highway. Drat aid ameauraa raduco eufierJ. f . MrCleflato, pr mldoat of tng a to place tto pedant hi tto tto T iwaaaad Ctob, extaad to aa ’ ’ ’ a ’, toad* In hotter ootolneatvo traatam at , ." I wiaSta’ do# ato m as doll fast bratIts tlm to all toariate today to ntereated U Utia ba aapottog ad Tawmsn •lotto#, I aba a t o a big trike atto are wakomo without itraday might a» 7 JO "L*r* r ttaa for mv hi Appeals to Santa Claus fo r a t "A merry B M HChris M B B M i to you Christmas toys have been made by children throughout Seminole tad good Rtonitrom County who sand their letters 100 Myrtto Avenue. S anfoto Fto.*' to Santa through The Sanford >ar Bant* Ctaua, Rtrald. Those received recently “Dear I am a llttte tad four vaar* •Id. I would Ilka * -tricycle aad "Raw ere yea feeling! 1 em a ha* be* g tn f*V' Christmas. | who fine. I em e girl eU year* eld. to w a tweet Util* slater one ato a t hie Mr same le Ann R a to n . The a half y oan oWL 'Plata* bring gifts I got from yea lest Christ­ to r a dall aad tarriag*. Rsmem mas wave a Me and I. enjoyed ber all tha ggad UtUa children Rev. them. Haw le Mr*. Santa Claus? who are poor. T h u k you Santa 1 poor child* Ckaa. e l war, he* Rm bye, . y e a th to k q f m e . * "Jlnamlo Je a t Uaaa tktoga left aver, M Lake M m r$$ ~ ■Attorn to a t Funeral Services For R. J. R eiter •W ill Be Tomorrow far f L lb. W .11 iL'p.iiinicnt announc* —I'rraidrnt Ilntwi’VpIt told the 4«l i*|(la\ Aimy bninbi*r* bail re* |M‘4t|dc of the CniU’il StottH last ib'-w*-•I tin it uitiu kN on Japuncso \ i-h-m U ••ff l.tgA>|>i on the island night that this country would j "I lo / f i i m tilt* Philippines, so* Stmbni* from Si-tninole High not lay down its nrtu* "befnrv inoi l> .l.iiiMginj; mu enemy tram * School, Sunfonl (irsm m nr School liberty u once huhui secure in 1 •nil .Sanford Junior High School the world we live in.” The address | I'"" I I I I I II v .nr activity vraa do* numbering 115 will componc the No farther developments have tin* department) in o r choir of niisril voice* on the stage vruq made in observation of the 'V< rkmen nre shown removing th*- llwlnin Royal insignia from tit- • r i l v t l » • mminor, been announced in regard to the • H i l l , It 11 •l i m , ' th a l (our jR panrta of Seminole High School Auditor­ ir>oth anniversary of ttu dull of Italian building si Hoeki-feller fi-nti-r in New York Tin loid.loqrohtery of the R iu T htatar of­ 1 1 » : l i t i n ^ | t l u i l t N wen* shot down occupied l-y consulai o ffn e . an* I 11 is%vI liiiieiin* nnlil ..oiloeak «i ium tomurrow night st H:00 o'clock tights. it it*| i n * K t o l l l l i l the war. operation)! wero fice s a fe 1 which ocurred early when tho fifth annual concert of “For that security we act —now M t| . Mid 1 li t! 4cointnuiii(|uo Christmas carols under tho direc­ ami evermore.' Monday morning, police revealed lilt'll' vv i « iii •ituatloifr’ itliaiiKu ll tion of Mivs Dorothy Sanford, today. Central Florida cities and III n t I i i r 11» 4| . n . high school music director, and r Arcusing the A O'* powers of Other large citiee In the state Alilmiitfli tlwn* vvu! n«» official Mis* la'onora Whiddcn, director of attempting to icvi vc barbarism haes been notified of the crime rvpI.iOMlion t ( tho slackening of music in the gram m ar and junior ■nt| impose upon tbe world "doc­ trines of al solute obedience, of (y the police department and IIn' .lapuni-i- Htturk, must ob* high schools. rule .and were asked to be on the lookout M-cver* ut .Manila said tho 1st* The pingers, dressed in- w h i t edictatorial ............................ _ .of „th« aup up piuhuhly meant Ihe Japanaso r° i ttea, Mr, ln g lq r oaHk and is and siUiag to . Hers, wltt lift lb#I? wore i.rtivlilg athlilisual forree,voices into the "hraVena". a set. rtlt° 7 w n try m e n . Over (700 was taken by the assisted by city Ormmlkaiotier ting arranged of blue light, and mil siippln * into position off U»l .H h i‘ wr f , r * Jf not*u "* mnrr crook or crooks, who apparently James GuL They aro in direct drapes with sparkling s U c . 1 n " r l” ' ,■1.111*1 iou>t. resting pilot*, ovrr* »" o v ,r: hid in the theater after the clos­ charge of the Aircraft Warnin-r the stage foreground, fern. Chrl-l " ^ ro" - il I. *1 1balding plunr*, marshalling gttso* I ’lDt tia ,,n f r ”ut, ,hl: KT' H l >(Drt* IS ......, ........... and ammunition fo r ing hour and committed the crime Service and are working ou‘. the mas trees, b r.s ili.n pep,w r. .m l I “''‘X *’f ^ K.° i* the .T t. i « i iiL lmI the American nil of right* some time after 1:00 A. M. Thl* detail* in connection with the III \v .llnl pnvbrrful UNNaillt*. ,*t,12S bn.kel* fdled wllh p*.lnsettia» fttndamenU| documentf to fore.sum consisted of theater receipts,' tablishment of the Air Raid Uur Impeii.il Tnkyn hmdquartfnc wdl he used a* decorations. | lh, p .opk „f lhr „ rlh , ni! den Service. concession money and a . email i• peat I«•! th.it sculnirno JapancbO In .ddiUon lo tradU ion.l e y n h , . mon thrm , ‘he ,|e of* this The Aircraft Warning Service. amount of money which belong­ ii«*’ipe, ittMpitf a lu’nvy u»If, sue* f t ? " W .I *_ 0 ' ColS? ^ V continent, to accept the sb... lutr ed to theater employe*. The Mr. Ingley continued, is under 7Faithful, • • • .lid iii Kuiinnir ib foothold on "Joy To The World and » llr CHARLES CIIALKF.R Th « t t . 1 I o : >t I t o ill p. t the direct eupervlelon of the War authority and despotic rule from combination on the safe had been tlit* injirit nf liornro, within 000 Hark, tho Herald Anijels Sing", which the outage and the reso­ T a l l a h a s s e e . d «v . ir.. | tl’.llll U44M li|,- I’nflt i* |I* |.4’«*f| |*t •! knocked off and tha inner door Department. Twelve poet* have “the tilth' I•«>1111*111 br run^it of Manlia« program includes a selection lution ami the sacrifice of their Govt-rimr .Sp*-*sard I.. Ilollnml raid been located in lhl» county by ta r trul I Mtpiiy Siintlnv .it I*» I •mh*ri lock was punched through. M*|N»r|i*il "vrry h n v y Police stated th at the burglars Third Interceptor Commend of by the Seminole High School Dr ancestor* liberated them, many today lhill ho "would not run M vci - lt\ sit fc.ttinir it it .un » »'p " ' i lyiitinic” hetwfi’ii tlio Ilritiiih and apparently left the theater ky Tampa, aach of which consists " f chcstra with a young senior. Ber many years ago." I ipiiur-f iii tha* junKlfB of Mm* d"iio drunken*-** by Elori.la puli- Nt'ltlttl lll|f Ills K.ist (il||4t laV .1 t ’ He added with determination lir ofluiiil*" n ftrr a three hour one of the exit doore which have one chlef\ob*erver, two assistant nanl Decter, who Is a violinist, l.iv i. vvhcri’ tin* Nippom^o nicch* tnl ......... ft t.jso iu :t,IJH liv id number by the high school trio that this nation would nut "uadrr spring locks, and they declared ehlef observer* and 17 observer* iiiii/ i d ftirri's uro njiiil to hivu the Job was undoubtedly the work There ara 140 local people who of mixed voices. Ml** Sanford. ny threat, or in the face nf any lii'sring on >luirgo* of ilriinki-m-** .1 I a I *4 •<I . , | 4a | | l 44| | | | I ’ l l \ l \ * 14 I *1.1 V M r hi.i »hi i| furwuril It) to 50 miles Gladys Pippin and Alma Gran­ Mg,..... . l.loyil E. Hoyle, n,*i,i (*4Mm|i* i ilti- d in Ct4»r nl ilic \S* '» ••*n tin* I«mi iiiiIu !<».id to S in i f f danger, surrcmlvr tho guarantees have been assigned to this work, of professional safe-crackers. and in the event enemy aircraft tham . selections by en*emble« of liberty our forefathers framed nut Ntttle atlnrney ul Sanford. I *444t*f I'* * I I f’llUin* .111*1 are righted, they eomm unicilr from the Junior high and high for ua in our bill of righta.” FIm id.i ••pn *4 m .11iv 4 The Governor did not indim ipiini'M’ hondurH nifain at* 11lb!It I D|l I i W4'rr ( \ 11•abV%« . 1 t.ia k<«l tint Olonifiipib Nsval ba*o Early yesterday President by In* alatenu-nl that he directly with headquarter* ut the school glee club*, a vocal solo by Wade G arner and a duet by two Roosevelt sent to Congress the 21)1, tin,| R L ! N i ’ w I h iiv , J-*4i*f Tampa air bead. ••it Manilib May, Init no detail* rreil Mr lloyle guilty of The tin* NN• >! ( ••!■>(; and I! ti The difference between the A ir­ girls from Junior high school. Thy- documented story of the peace win- Kivi'ti. There m **no chanro Hi. Allen and Barbara Whluiwra. charge* levelled against him hy -••.H I, .in.I I 1 \\ . I 1 !. .. I tfid talka th at smokrserrened Japan's craft Warning Service and the Air ilir ml nation on the ifrouml,'* Accompanist* for tha choir will sudden .Sunday morning attack on E. E. Ilrudy. represenlMtive from ”7.5, "f till ' IlilNt (4 .1111 I ll4 >4* in .i l*r n f 11. S. Uoinmunlqu© aal.l. _______ ____ , . Raid Warden Service. Mr. Ingley be Mis* G rantham and Mlta Doris Pearl Harbor to sta rt the war. Seminole t ’ounty. The Governor | a<ore inudr in 111•* J.» yur >• \ M indu tlupnlch tuned 4:00 I \ —Tiny two-man aobniarinea, be-|aiplalned a* in the former ' the Entim inger, mambera of the Ju n ­ .it Ha revealed that it waa not un­ merely made clear hi* position In „ || ■himt. M M.nid.i tim f, niiul there’ had No Developments Are Reported On Theater Robbery C __XJ J K H — i M SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. DECEMUEH 16. 1‘J t l City New* Briefs Uto^ a ’f W b t> C ajtrt n-gurd to conduct l^y public of fit-ini*, declining that with him ilmie now rested Ihe decision j J I Ml. id.y nf thy I - d • lid* hi t m mi mill thcro for 28 <|dlt4 4’d Vtl|f 41 III tilt’ .Mtllk .111.1 • tm it r * Tokyo 'Mid. however, •hlHit, |4l«tta l» 4a11•*, 1* fHlllvr, Ill'll i th.it uni*-* Mir mid* hit U. 8. a ir III the c u m *. >1 JH.'i Stull 11a* ICfllVl’il il l4f4»|t/ | !..»'« * ii-ttr .MiniU nml »rt firo Mr llru-ly had n*keil Itoyle's re I m i’dal. II J W illiuniN p U i •d h r » i .............h t.n y hutiackv northeast mo*u| fioni Ihe oflice of assist- ill thi<* i vriit with (idl'tvv • ,,j | | M. r | j v snt slate uttorney on the charge* hy W 11 \*nth with 2tM. . Li |»nii«*ni* uir raidrri! bombed of drunkeness. O ther winner* w et.’ .Mntih ••»..*, t lhl. |H|f u | imuea pn Naval ba*e, 60 The Seminole County rep re­ ••iperl, J-' «aIdter. II O .stdi 1niilt-s we*t nortliw cBt of Manila, sentative also charged that lloyle with lOU, .M.itt h one. m u J 't, at dawn tmlay. hut tho a ttic k ap* rrfuved to drop an indictment 22 mlil»er. ( ’ A. Iliown with ’J x l . l M#a •« Tw«) again*! him charging embcxxle Match one, elm rpiliooter, 22 «•*!» I ~ — — ■■■■■■ ■— tnrnt — nil indictment on which her, l.t. W. I.. Cleveland with 2U0; | he hhd once been tried and been Mutch tw o, iiiaik^ninn, :I h m l d n i , found not guilty. ( '. I*. T h e n l with 2M |; Aayrr|*Mte, | A crowd of about 30 person* from .Seminole County s a t in on the hearing In the cabinet room. Un wn with 2H.1; Aincreirate, I*. A. | Mr. Boyle denied th a t he waa Brown with ; .Mutch two, ex drunk a* Mr. Brady charged or pert, *'IH raliher, It. (I. Sides with J that he was holding an indict­ 2H0; AytfreKitr, It. («. Std<* with Chri*tmu* h.didaya for all Sam* ment for rm b eailrm rn t over Rtl'J; and match two, »harp«li.H.|rr, inolc County school children will" Brady’s head. 3H c u I i Im t , E. C. 11null.--, with begin a fte r school hours Frida1 The Governor w»* patient 2M5; Aggi.-gal.-, l.t. W. L. t ’lc-*.-- im.l continue until Jan. 5, Couu" throughout the long hearing and, land with 57'J. ty Superintendent T. W. Lawton despite repeated interruptions hyAft»r tin- match, tin- El. Mvcr* announced this morning. Tho Kepresentative Bnidy, continued Police Depactment furnished their j County Hoard wilt nay salaries to listen with close attention to guest* with a barbecue and . half « month tu teachers. testimony by per*..n* appearing real Spuni.h Main cock fight, Mr. janitor* and transporter* on Frlas witnesses on Ivhalf of Brady Goode stated. day. The remainder will t« paid an<| of Hoylr. on Jan. in , which i* tho regular L. S. HAS III llltl.lt Gov. Holland rrad un affidavit monthly puyment date. by J. S. Adams in which Adams NEW Yt-TtK, ’!».-*-. |*i—1/11— Mr. Lawton also announced that recounted the detail* of a Shrine John I s Collyer,' president o f the he ha* received a letter front tto dinner and dance at the Mayfair U. K. (S<MHlrich company, raid Mon­ State Defenie Council which ap­ Hotel last Fsb. 25. The affidavit day that the country’s present pointed him aa head of th* Coun­ stated that Adam* was at tho stockpile of rubber togethter with ty Bus Division.. Mr. Lawdance and that he saw Boyle. incrrsMol new source* wmil.l meet ton School with the organlta* During the evening, the affidavit the nation'* military and navul re- lion i*ofcharged this division, which will road, Boyle becamo intoxicated !L.*JS?r5e51l: f and bolstrous. Later, outsld* the hotel, Boyl* was said to have becoma Involved in an altercation. After tha Governor questionto him slowly • • to whether tho affidavit w tra true. Adana read It ovar. "I think I ovar-smphaalaad It," h« then in e rted . Ha admitted that a t tha Urn* h* wrote Ut* affidavit ha waa la torlrtg under ■ personal grudge ato , consequently, probably made hla statement stronger than should have loan. Ray Hollar, later called an to __ '/r- .0 •iVaC - * ' . 1 ’ ' . • - . 9r .--i: . \ Holiday Vacation F orr School Will WiU fo S tart S a t u r d a y ' quirenicntW|>r^JicaG___^^_^ have as Its purpose th* evacua­ Marines At Wake Want More Japs HONOLULU. Dec. l l - W ) —Thi* story has hern circu­ lating in Honolulu: Whrn Navy officials established com­ munication with tha United Itatea Marina Garrison defend­ ing tiny Waks Island, they aaksd. ‘la tharo anything you w ant!’ ’Yea,’ came tha reply,''Sato ua some more J a p a / tion nf school children and adults, t or for emergency transportation of troop*, whan called upon by lh# Army. Th*' appointment waa rareived from tho State Transpor­ tation Division. GUARDS ARM PLACED JACKSONVILLE, Dm l t - W —Defense publlfc work* through­ out the southeast aro bring guard­ ed against all forma of aaboiago, Lester M. Marx, ragloaul director of tto Federal Work# AisscvV division of Dtfonso PubU oV ork^ laid M o n d a y .________ .. �rv l. r ■ - »u— V ."TT, n r m v - n r 5 ? -fUir^ nT F W l Although there wdro'undoubtedly good and «u' reasons for the cancellation o f‘the Rose Bowl football game ■aaa w ttM to be played in Pasadena, Calif, on New Year’s Day, wo ; t n ij w I f . l*«fc M «he ramI Of f .«• . ( t u » f r f . r h r l f a l a i n Ik * A n hope that arrangements can bo made to stage this con­ a C t M t n a I f M a rc h « . I* *T. test somewhere else outside the’ danger area nnd that other big games, ns well ns other forms of puhlir diversion ' - ' • m o i m n r . or.«N Mllav O O R O O ff D R A .'I— h a a la r .a M a a a a * ' mid recreation, will continue ns near normally ns possible. It so happens that the Rose Itowl game is plnyed on - i n t c i u m n hatki the West Const dangerously dos? to mnny of our major r a r a k la la A l f a > » Mr Carrier —l _ ---------•*•.*« O aa M * a fh . . . . . . — — ----------* " T J aircraft industries, naval bases nnd military objectives and _______ n n that the congregation of so many people as ordinarily at­ Ik * ........................— *«.» . . — ...... n « tend one of these classics might present too tempting a' tar­ £ • get to be overlooked by Japanese bombers {.'ready known to AVI • M h M r f e.arrfa fk««ka. rtaalallO M a a4 aM lrf* lie roaming tile Pacific shores largely tor no other purpose j • • ( • r f a l t M t a l a f » f !•»• p u r p o ^ r « I f a u l t w i l l k f f k t r a N f«» than to terrorize and. if possible, to demoralize the Cali­ l i f a» l‘v t nrti l « la i ra in . fornia populace. S*?» V tll> 4 fl* p re * * H t»This, however, would not hold true for any of our j f lv n C f W . f f p r a o t t a T 1 i» IVaraM l » V k t M l U a a l f lr M • *»f n 4 « # r f U ln v . big football stadia lora'cil anywhere between the AllcO fftfta t r a m mI m U I n pi ( la tka lu re * H i e lfI h * a»f |b* H l N t r f rflfh p rln - ghennies and tile Rockies, nor do we lielieve it would for . r l M l k « i 4 « a a r l r r t la r b l r t i a •••••< bowls on the Atlantic seaboard, which though exposed to j j l f t r T a t i * ___________ attack from the sea are admirably protected by such bases ,* T i t n » m l 4 la a m » « k r r m f Tfca as we already have at Cuba, Puerto Rico, Rermuda and A a tv H a fM l*rt*a M k lfh i « ••««•!*•• a l t t l f f a t l l U 4 f* i b f M f f « r f f other Atlantic islands. ^ v IH a a lla a o f a ll a # « « d l« M < » b f « Whenever possible, we believe it is immensely im|iorm 4 H N fa It • f hoI n lh ^ r r t lM m 4 H N la fkla p i M r and a la « tant that the public In- given just ns much normal recrea­ 1 t aafl a rtam p n k llt k fd k r r f lR mM ' IVfit M rights <* pah Ilent ton of ipffl«l tion and entertainment ns humanlv possible and that, if r e * »f >rtf. I k f a l l t n k t»rr r l a t r » anything, most of ns need more diversion now from the TUeaDAY." DEC. IS. 19 4 1 I run of the mill worries and troubles of the dav than we * TUB t h e e STANDS H A S H I did before* war was declared. It is only if we ran get our ! minds off tin* dangers of air raids nnd the emotional strain treo stand* li*nttr m»w, of hating the Japanese, for a few hours u day, that we can 3 :r . •I The Caught In an amber lr?hl | expect l<> mnintuin a mental, equilibrium throughout the The crackling burnished Ixiugl. long stru,\rle ahead of us. Leans to the »wer.l of tiiirh* The malleable leave* ire in n .-’ We are afraid that the .shell-shocked victims of this Under the iln lie of wind; l war will la* found as much, if not more, among the civilian W ith every hammeriiur r " ,; populations as among the front line troops. And not all o f, The foliage I* thinned. I them will be th o se who have undergone enormous nervous "By weather are r e i-o^M T Tn* legend of the U-if, I strain in bombing raids or unduly Icing hours of work at The g fcrrt mind a icr«*« ii flinUirht i lathe nr adding machine. Never liefore in the history ol \ B right Cuspn of our Ih l»• f the world have* people had the* opportunity to keep so we1! *" Sprung froni an early hud, informed on c urrent e vents throughout the world, and news I Are shaped by *e;Mnn'< | h.iih.I; itself at a time like Hus is suffic ient to cause nervous break­ fcTbe y e a rs deciduous thud '.Hilda them cm glinting ground downs among emotional people. Our fo rtitu d e heal tlbu Those who are likely to suffer the most are those ' Aa leavea t>f tenuous gold who have nothing to do. A person who sits nrnuod the Seeks hardness deep wilhin house all day listening to the iTimrl* of one major ilia1 A gainst the spear of cold. Wa can our inner world asti r after niiother, who allows his mind to dwell upon the j ■wear It was Boyle." O f mind gulled burr unit ebon casualty lists and the frightful horrors through which so (governor Holds Brady broke Into the proceed­ Singapore And To find a leaf unfurled ings about midway of the hear­ many millions of men are passing is almost a certain subc With veins of crystal grc« r. ing with an Impaaslooed state­ Hongkong Face ,‘M Iour Hearing ment , CHARLES KPWAUII I A III.. Ijcct for a hospital ward. A person who talks war, thinks charging Boyla with holding Iwar, reads war, and yet is unable to do anything about it. hia head an indictment for On Boyle Case over ' A 1»l of tourist* who 'o i toi l and has no outlet for his nervous energy. Is simply inviting which ho had already been tried ly w en t to C nlifurniu for Do j disaster. , and freed. ■ (rtsC IsaH f m s Pag* n*e) c r . a i u . r a I roa, Paae Use) [ oAnd J llkf<J Judge Millard w inter will rom e to Florida tin In times like these, more than ever before, everyone ter. said that he had not noticed SmUh tU)Ut ,t on two ocess- parsntly was light as Manila hnd year. no alarm. ! should have a holjby. Cel interested in some thing ns far th a t Boyle had acted any dif Ians," ha asserted loudlyiy “and ferently at the dance then uny > f the Judge ordered Boyle to nolle Cannon fire was reported h'-nr-t run,,,vl'U from the war as possible. Read-the Itiblc. Plant the others then* but that after ise the Indlctmentl” off the coast of <ut>u tin* oiln-r [ jye grass and watc h it grow. IlnVe a vegetable garden. the dance he took his wife home Prosse pointed opt that It waa '* Take up golf and learn to blast out of a sand trap. (In and rone back to the hotel anil notBoyle night. And we’ll lo t they weren’t up to him to noils prosse spy yum runner* either. th at ho saw Iloyle, engaged In an fishing or hunting. Co to the movies, football games, or the Manila, to check a Japanese re ­ indictment. races. Celebrate Christmas as near normally as possible. argum ent and th a t Boyle "seem ­ I "My point," he declared, 1* inforcement a tte m p t ed to he very m ad." His testimony that If the defense wanfs some­ Rumania has declared w " j Carry on ns near as you can as if thorn were no war. Advice* from Hongkong *ni lid not indicate th at. Iloyle was .........................i— thing done aboutt an — Indictment, , - British Im perial forces on U tha United su.es. Tim11 * If you are given a job to do, by all means do it. Ifldnmk. ask the thr court to nolle peninsula, In tho taco of pro they should a*k t j r mentioning otherl." ' V"" ,,r‘‘ t(‘lle'1 UI’J'" 1" serve as an air raid warden, a Red Hv»ry now and then Mr. Brady prosse. An atturne attorney s Job Is only ponderant Japanese strength, ha ■ in to query a witness, shak­ to make a motion In tt\otiease. w . ItIt begun a methodical withdrawi , Cross nurse, or in any other capacity, you should do so broke ing hi* foreflngar to emphasixe I* tho court which must tgko which still w as In progress. immediately ami gladly, atul doing so you will have aomeRussia la getting in some good his points. action. I can only move that it A Routers dispatch from Slny One of Brady's witnesses was be nolla protead." body blow* against the German* Ihing to do in the fight against the enemy that will help apora Indicated that this maneuv­ these days. Let’s hope the Nnrl* lelux your nerves. Hut until something better comes uloug, T. Hradfonl Byrd. Mr. Ilyrd took Before tho hearing concluded er had been com puted, sayl don’t have a chnnre to get llndr do the job you have lieen doing, do It a little better iierhups a clm ir to the side and a little Gov. Holland asked Boyle If Ole Kowloon unqueitloaably was in front of the? governor. accond wind. indictment was Identical with tha Japanese hands, and a Lai and don’t worry about the war. Mr. Byrd mid ho was present 111 HM M U> A ttM f i » f t > G. U. STUART PAINT & GLASS l J | S E M IN * O L E I DRY ll CLE.\NERS FROMIT SERVICE I 220 MikGNOLlA-PHONE 861* one on which Brady had been RUigapore communique declai tried. Boyla answered In ths af* there waa nd fu rth er new* fr (irmativs. the Hongkong fr o n t "Why not drop It then," tha > #b dSi,*________ * T h t.Jap an e se pnth bogat Governor • asked? " I f It'll help Slngera In nouthern TfrU and A novel MUKKqsllon for Clit'iMtntn.s.prc.Hunts comou frowt serve to smooth thing* over down there In Sanford and Bemlnole where troops were landed along i National Suf4ty Council which recommends that | hjequipment ami County, then why not do It*" with arm ored (IcytriniiH as well us motorists migiit ’Tilve Courtesy lor Originally this wns Intended to Boyle said he’d be glad to follow be almpiy a Bill of Rights Day. Christmas" and thus help to reduce the unusual number of the Governor's suggestion. or the Navy until all the circum­ B ut sinco ths Japs decided to try accidents during the holitluy season. Six pointers for no Governor Holltbd then coun­ stances are known. Hr praised to taka o ur freedom uway from destrinn politeness are as follows; seled all who had anything also C ap t Coltn Kelly, tha Florid* Hoy us, it has become a Bill of Rights i, . *• ' " “ expect the driver to cross streets on the Rrcci to say to get It over. JT want ev­ who tank the Japanese battleship and Lefts Pay, erybody to say w hat he wants Haruna, aa the first hero of IS GOOD BY ITSELF AS WELL Hunt only. Show him the same courtesy. | Mr*. Roby Laing spoke strong- tw . V ant to get tbU World W ar No. 2. And he caution­ U la getting Increasingly dlffi .a *■; l!" " l U u'!t t|'.e ,lriv'>r '*y «Iellberately loafinB across | 'j ,ln ed the Legion against falling for ^ >nd for*»t t h w thing*, AS ON OR WITH Y O U K ___ . .r tho __ Iittle business man th , . r ,,t .t ie r l h . I!,hl h „ ctan«,d „ „ i „ t you. cult .fo f r A Z Z ,1E ^ w t IJ|S? " N isi propaganda. to operate because of all thu rrgu CHRISTMAS FRUIT CAKE! V|ee Commander N td P.nlth nt intersections only." When you pop out ,ho should bo quaUfitd at othars who tsatlfMd In Mr. latlons placed on business. The . listed Mr. Cavlnesa for from lichirn) a parked car, you risk your own WstlsCe little business Is the backbone of ittlng Florjda over the top In Hi Iloyle hsd b**i> drinking when Mr. sod Mr*. Rsl|d> the rountry. tho same a* the a v tako 10 year* o ff the driver's. ihip drive and for putting ring th e . danced with hot during Roy HoUer, E. J. Nelson, arms* d llic n U what keeps It to ­ f rural highways walk on the left side, facing In ninth place among all IJr., Randal Chase and L. C C*^f: tha’ departm gether. Government should do traffic, and step off the pavement when n car approaches. v*nln«ents in tho country, And I know he w asn't d ru n k ,| ^ 0f Titusville. something about I t— Cocoa T rib ­ and thanked Bill Thorn* for turn5. IJon’t load your arms with so many Christmai •ho maintained. une, JXha .governm ent has dope Fng In hi over 100 ntinibtnhlp* memberships W In 8 I V •• _ i1JT f f * -* | Ing _____ The nriw ril consensus was th.•I at|Y too much alreedy. The beat way bundles that you can’t see. urn! then expect the driver to n11 Don k Ii Iloyle was present * t | V U V l I l C S B TV i to help- little bualnes* Is jR.JIW jft look out for you. the dance anA m ight luive been 1 SOme of the thing* already iloov. 0. Stand on tho sidewalk, not In tho street, while ilrinkinir, none could nor did any In England they havo continued wnltlng for a green light, certainly that h* was drunk aa ■ . , . • , QUICK CURB 8BRV1CE to play golf on England’s beautlSix suggestions for motor mnnners wero also offered [charged by Mr. B rady who laU r A ffE in S t A F Iliy Ceoka a t Camp Blau ding work } } .to 1 4 hour* a day—but they I > First 8 t. A Haafdrd As*. ful courses, despite the boniWng to drivers by the Notionnl Safety Council. Hero they are: Isold ha was not a t the danewi . 1 I’otlcomsn C. II. Ehaffer had f e t a th* Dealt, twp day* off. » occsiiouat nUsiiircctei"'blest which *• ,s]a >' ln lln e - I)« n ' 1 •“ ill y o u r w a y th r o u g h tr a f f i c state.) In an affidavit filed in the wuken * bomb em ter m e* tra h y n »iucsaing In a n d o u t. governor'* office that on the hauid for the g o lfe r to negotf- 1 2. Don’t sneuk through intersections on the yellow nlirtit uf June 2H he amt another at*. There le no reason th a t w* light. ' officer aevrrnl tinu-s wrre m arly run down ly Boyle who appeared. _ ui u- idl im why jMopt* In this country jjjm j.our when meeting cars at night. Secretary Knox’s report show­ ed more gallsntry and bravery among the oi fleets and men at Pearl Itarbor than inefficiency | o r neglect o f duty. , , the night of the Shrine tinned and th at he saw B»yle go up to the tpeaker* stand. Some of the crowd booed, he explained, and llnyln U -o iu e . angry and picked up a mullet and broke a p ile 'o f dishes stacked nearby. The gov­ ernor thanked Mr. Byrd and Hr. Brady railed another of his witnesses. O f nil the persons testifying, taw Mr. Boyle “Courtesy For Christmas” “• 1 “(ja 'J a M f t 1* * - - ----------- are SANTA ALICIA WINE Un-* PINT 40c; FIFTH 60c Vi GAL. $M0 . if 7 7 A E -T A Ill— . HOMER’S SODA SHOP Phoaa »l»L . S or “ ’3 . .. ptay „IJ f tu ^ c ts .s ia . participate In other form* of 4. GIvo pedestrians a chance to reach tha curb when by governor, .Shaffer admitted th a t M rp rtW n * . ^ recreation a t » time like this they are marooned in tho street by n chnnging light. hr When they peed all the rtlo isllo n ho waa "not sure whsthar It WS*| ’ Mr- Ck*1*®*, J’*3 _*5 i>. Don’t block pedestrian crosswalks. And remember Buyle or not.’* He explained th a t (Comni »Aey c ?_ , e t . ^ ______ — pedestrian* havo tho right of way when you'ro making It vrae entirely prnbahlo that b allo ted tha PMk •% • l Local Had Cross w orkers have u turn, could have matin n mistake' s* j of its recenl metohgi what appear* to be a g igantic> g he never did get a close look <1 pstgn. Ha ea(4 lk*h U d Sigual your intentions to tho driver behind, and ■am to n la o a* their quota for the man driving the automobile, drf tha •Ula.MQfg gbqr get in tho proper luno boforo turning. gfiniaota County. A MflOO w ar Tho Governor later read on af* publicity chest la a lot of money to rlU c fulnvlt filed by BhaffeEs fellow tha bead K I this cqunly a t any Uqi*. hot laveaHan officer In which he oakl th a t lU tlnnal Ccmveatlao It| ran be raised If every patriotic 'w ay hnd Me. amt B h tfftr haltmi a rar a t th a lo th e ta 1 dean eRUen will niaka It a ts th a t tha iolcrsrctlon of French Avtnoa I nalres New York Herald Tribunal to deny hlpis«|f »«inulplr*i rea ata Ua ta and Semlnoto Boulsvsrd and th a t various ■omo luaury, th a t ho h id Tbo laodvit and an.rrie«t voice S haffrr got out and Walked evdr [their ‘ memharthlp *ml give the money twj, raiscit In Hi Her bouse nf Congre.w Ing their live* to swap blowa with to th s car* and tam e hack *44 _ god C ro n for the benefit demand I!mr that our military com tnir i t i r in y . T w o A U fh m e n told him It was Lloyd Boyle. • the boy* a t the rrant. If every mamisr*i 6o put on tho rarnei carpet for Rear Admiral Isaac Cam! S h affer said he “could not m would giro the m oney, for w h it ^aappeaed k iltd aatt “Pearl JU rbor, W h e d 'iia a t PwtA IVnrl Hi llnrbor Kkld,I, kilh-d Christmas present ho wa* la that of Rvnatur O isrlm W. To- Captain a i l n P. Kelly J r , of tha in charge i t uwr m iitu ry eff for someone who doesn't boy, of New -Itilmpshlrv. la there Army A ir Corps.'whq#* death fol- We can kava confidence In or a day'* salary, to the any relationship bvtwren this fact luwrd his di-strueUeg of a Japan- and the mord* If wa protect tl _ Mfe would be aa trouble ami Senator Tubcy's long rcronl «>• battlrshlp o ‘ U from Ui« harassm ent of polil raU Ing Remlnulo County’s a* an laolatlonistT Mast wy expert They are mcrslg f Wmspicuous ag inquisition*,’ th a t the m m w ho'did theigf Pc*t ample* nf thahet\:'W W ', hgTW to to obstruct the CQuotry'a glvr, but againsk Ua batkgroqnd tlon for wtmt has coma of their sacrlfko h*w eboap *Pnow the moat vociferous pcar* tho eagUMaa of the Tobeys Drdlnat U V- Boyle Involving Ila conduct n t the W arf Wo ifuu't to U rato and luimlllato Urn «itre * V 4 • t drvnkawss delarlug know, b u t It will occur to every vkn. to .which they belonged! ’ I ould not eondone tueh ono th a t they would do well tu This la not to asy .that because Florida public offtrlal*. maky loss noise and to put their iu s<4dlert and taflor* at* dying ' il ■ay* Boyle wa* drunk tru st In Judgements trust ^ . .palpably loan for it tb* country It » >A a A j!P “CONGRESS CANNOT FIGHT THIS WAR*’ im m u r.?t. faUIhlrthhn their.own. Holla nd’i ''tu*'.that to keep an eya on their J In cuaUast with. Tobey’a tirade Rut it should be an eya n consider the excellent advice In •landing and of re t part I----- ----the trebling a f th a t leadership and ° V ln ! ^ r a ? ,Y u , Naval foe the eieeedlngly tough ^ ^ kmnalttae. “Congress Isms which modern w ------thle wer,” said Mr. Admiral Kidd wan a Vinson. ".Wf.wwttt Isave^it to tho who have rsc >v , * 6 w aw w se* S M s•lumnl s t rI t« wU p .- e .W • . • a*;r*/4^-. . T - o '.v v.-v •V • — . ’ <, <•. -«tVw ^ '<rp ■WX~ �\ V tttt— i r i i r t i i i H js ic a i-a i a n u u n r I u o p u n r Ckatriv Eplerjalned Of Navy Is Relaxed em ergency. NEW* YORK. Dec. D».— ( Spe* MBS. LOURINE BEAL, Sorirty Editor home on “W < a f T l r t t '8 0 't « w e r e opened en tu ita for th* aoqeal — Mrs. Affaltar Elected President Social Calendar AuxUi^y I \ I A .I' I l l ' l l ••AM* • • ) t l l I •» V \ H ' k m rvev - . t • » DO YOUR XMAS CALLING h v •m y / ■ In' N r I »• j ir i iiii-nt In com in iifn n : I'M tin a»ti<«n. tin* N a v y I *• l-» it *• I • III! nil'll! *lstt**«| the counsellors, Mrs. C. A. Ao- * drrson, Jr., Mrs. A. M. Gordaier 1 Bowls and rases of rod gjodtuji and Mry. R. A. U ilium*.- They ‘ of .am) Brasilian pepper were blao--l were assisted in entertaining by rw 'a t vantaJ^i points about tha'room s Mrs. A. J. Paterson. president I which were balanced a t M end of the W. M. U. sad Mrs. Fred j h> a large lighted Chrlstaaaa tree. Myers, in charge of the Children's On the mantel againet n .b a e k Work of tha W. M. U. rc-'r*1* were received a t the 0 ground of greenery waa a minis “ lure replica of tha scene of “The dear by Nancy Williams, who also two sided over the guest book. . n t Child in The M anger," with the Three Wise Men and shepherds Bach child brought a gift suitable J keeping watch. The entlTO. party far a child in the Children's Home rn was held by candlelight ftUftlidi- In Arcadia ami put it under the | | l,h ed front candles burning In the Us*. no windows end on the mental*. ' la r g e bowls of poinsrtlias sod Sealed beneath the seen* of maWsviscus were placed sto u t "The Child in The M anger," Mrs. the room and a t one end was Mrs. G. W. Jackson o f Creacent Knight read the Christm as story placed a long table, covered with City is spending a few days e* n white cloth holding it central tile guest of her daughter, Mrs. srrpugem r/it of Brarllian pepper Clyde IVrcy. : from which trailed red cellophane strsm ers. On each side of the w ill meet at the auditorium a t Mrs. Joe K. Thomas of Creacent Arrangement were lighted red :t:.1l» I* M. to be preceded by City spent yesterday in Sanford as tapers la white pottery bases, i the board meeting at 2:45 P. M. with the song of "Jingle Bella.' The annual Chriatmaa Review the guest of Mr T hrougB nt the evening old | Numerous game, were enjoyed fashioned games of the Ruth Gordon W right Danc­ Mem. were played, I under the direction of Mrs, Chap­ after which th* guests selected ing Sc ImmiI will be presented in Mr*. Miiyme llodgin has re­ man ami Mrs. J. M. I^onard. the Seminole High School audi­ a number from the miniature j The g u e.ts wefa then usher.-,I Christmas tree on the wall a n d , torium at H:0O P. M. The shim turned to her duties in the Tour­ is being given for the benefit nf ist Center after being ill for sev- into the dining room where re gave it to M n. Anderson, who, freshm rnts were served buffet in turn presented them with ii| the Americas Legion Auailary veral days. Style, with Mrs. II. A. Appleby gift from the lighted tree A and the public has been Invitrd Mias Ruth Gist left this morn­ pouring the coffee. The dining number of Christmas carols were to attend. ing for her home in I-ouLvillc, table, covered with a handmade •uag by the group. FRIDAT The meeting of the 50-50 Bible Ky . after spending a few days lace cover, was cantered with an The children were seated in si Cists of tha Methodist Church arrangem ent of Brasilian pepper and tall lighted red tapers In circle sad served rvfreshments ha9 been postponed Indefinitely. It wss scheduled to have teen cryital holders. A group e f the by thp hostesses, assisted by Mrs \ Peeping Friends nf Mrs. !,. K. Bauman red tapers In cryital holders waa w , P. Brooks, Jr., and Mrs. \\. | A R ew ard bald on Friday evening. refreshments! will la- gliul I" learn th at «h« placed on the buffet and on the C. Ruaskley. The n th e n ti* ' of sandwiches, ho. 1| M ha. been removed from the Fern serving t a i ls waa a tiered ar consisted Sketch *'t .chmolaU sod cookies which were ald-l aughtnn Memorial Hospital rangement of rad candlea surson. S a il. in the shape of a Christmas tree to her home on French Avenue | rounded by greenery. and hrifblly decorated. Kavore at Tw entietH Street. Mrs. IlauFavors wore presented h aN frs. were im lll caudle holder, made man i event I y underwent a major Knight front a m iniature sl.iot. of gum drops holding a candle. ope ratio n. A fter the guests acre seated, the candlea were ligktod, syuilxiMrs. P. I- Roy and Miss LaIgiag the (tar ideals of "Christinn Verne Cordell of Jacksonville, girlhood sad the boyhood" nccompann-d ly Mrs. Roy's Those enjoying the party were: mother, Mrs. H, C. Dickerson, Nancy Williams, Judith Jones, Mrs. K. J. limith and Mrs. R. A. Ruby Anderson, Betty Ann Miek- S k e lih T hat means J2.00 saved an avtry. 110.00 you spend oa dry Came run, Jr., spent the weekend ler, Marjorie Anderson, Myra Fred. cleaningin Belle Glade as the guests of Ann Southward, Betty Cagle, Turner. Mr. Dickerson, Mr. Routh and Mary David, Betty Sue Hatcher, Bring ua jo u r dry cleaning and we will glva you Um u m I.udwie Mr. Cameron. Mrs. Roy and Miss , Holden David. Leslie Harvey, W. Namin' D h lth class work for which you pay M% more elsewhere. Cordell returned Sunday night . A. Cagle, Jr., Vera Durden, Jean Movie IV to Jacksonville. We clean and black kata, do alterations of . Durden, Dorothy Munson, Doris Her Dent *11 kinds. Wa remodel roots, coat M ite and . Wetheriagtou, June Wethcrington, JC jv iC panto. L tt ua make your loot year’s suit , UiVerno Newsome. Inland Build. |a ) Pines \ \ I look like new I The officers whit were rlected ■ Jean Manning and H aul Houth. ( h ) T h . I I. a .. . Iwill be officially installed on Jan. i. Also, Stella Whitmore, lllldrrd i i, H, by Mrs. Kilns (ides of Umatilla. Darlneau, Gwendolyn IlaNnrao, Quartet —"Tin !'• • • t During the business session It j Ted llayea, T'ummye Mcthvtn, (■lady* I’mpiM .Itwaa voted by the organisation i. Ruth Hodges, Imogcne Methvin, Dorsitliv ^-.ii t - * t to contribute to veterans hoa David Gull In I. In pitals and to the Children’s llyme Barbara Ann Dampier, Gloria Kd W h ite , lim it Society in Jacksonville. Damplcr, CDra Bell Whitaker, The New Ni lelifn.i At the conclusion o t tha mast IV gry Ann Pippin, Dorothy ing the Auxiliary waa joined by C arter, Shirley Moreland, Mar­ Cheering I o 'I members of the U. S. W. V. Camp garet Myers, Barbsra lluekrr, for their annual Christmas p ar­ Billy Brinson, Franc** Rutnbley, ty. The party rooms were effec­ Thomas Kumbley, Betty Jean Eyes” t llii.lt tively decorated with poinaettlas, Sheppard. Bobby Lae Morton and D o r..1h i S.ii.l- r evergreens, colored lights and Kmma RumhJey. G rantham . i Mexican daisies. Refreshment* in Also, Mrs. Fred Myers, Mrs. S k ctrh " I I . r So keeping with the Christm as theme Anderson, Mrs. L. E. Tew, Mrs. M u rlh .i I’tig* were served to about .TH person* Williams, Mrs. Gonlnlcr, Mrs. S k c tr h - C a n . present. John Lowe, Mrs. W. (’. Rnmhley, K lirab.lh M n. L 0 . Harvey, Mr*. H E. Usher- . Citntill. Turner, Mrs. Hoyt Woodward. Bai h SIGN MINE AGREEMENT Mr*. II. A. Manning, Mr*. A. J. Program* — I* Petersgn tp.l .the Ker. and Mr*. ASR ABOUT OUR WASHINGTON, Dec. ta—(JP)— W. P. Ilrool t, Jr. John L. Lewis, president nf the C. ECONOMICAL LAUNDRY UKHV1CIS I. O. United Mino Workers, and H arry Moses, head of three large raptlva coal company subsidiaries Itullll* of the U. 8. Steel Corporation, signed an agreem ent today giving the U>- 51. W. a union shop In th* coordinated with the Bun.ll.-a for 110 EAST SECOND ST. Britain. captive mine*. All mothara who have sons in and iyl the same time help the In ticininule Attend The Junior Woman’s Club Charity Dunce 4 Feahlon Show Tomorrow Nitc the navy o r marines ar? e*|wciaUy underprivileged urged t* join Uw organitatum in County, ar* Invited to attend the order to meet the necessary re­ annual Christina* Charity Ball, quirements which they will he card games atto fashion ahow called upon to furnish aa th* w»r which Will ba presented by tinprogr*u*s. Junior Waman’s Club In the ball­ All specifications and in*lr\je- room of Um M ayfair Hotel on tiona for th* garmant* tu be made tha W fuataday evening, Dee. 17. for th« new orgaoixation will h* p ie games of bridge, rummy fumUhati by tha U. 8. Navjat ta d Chinese checkers will Ivgin furnished bj a t BJO o'clock and prDrs will Department be- given through the courtesy of th* Senford Merchant*, who _, " ■ini» A relaxation «»f plty«icHl tn m la riU foi •11fti*ltium i in the S \ i \ > im .I the Naval IN** Chrttsm a* p a rty o f U m D m o I ' able C lass of the M ethodist C h u rch la s t evening a n d . M « w r atril io k e e p i n g w ith the C h ris tmas them e. • T f€ t^ ^ jr* T n c Reserve fo r I N duration o f I N If n f u ^ n .» * K> •« !' >1***4 si YOUClh (U t » AN v»i. f hi : a ? wi flaill** I IIIK Jl \ | I»H W O M W S \ M > F \ S IIIO N M S h e 'll b o bccuuso HATS 65c Dresses 65c Suits 60c Pants 3 0 c lid Sho C H A R IT Y o r e P o p u l a r N H IH T s o d o liq lil.'d o t y o u r yo u s o c h c itin c tl choso yeor yo u c o m p le l.s ^tobo, o l II m M U lC K O W th is a 0 .1 SHOW ih o u q h llu ln c M . . . A n d I P hoom x. rim tjiv s s l.o s n -iy w in d ' silk, nylon a n i l lisle. w ill s u rp iis t-d bo m ost ttl lit is p le a s a n tly lo v e ly rjill THE YOWELL CO CLEANED & PRESSED CASH & CARRX- Fashion Show To Be Featured At Dance FOR CHRISTMAS (IIVINI Bargain Day Double Program TODAY | WE GO FAST Wed. & Thurs. ed ar* k n it garmanl* including turtle neck sweater*, scarf* end gloves, to combat the fold north Atlantic winter*. Quoting Mr*. W»U* Latham of th* New” York offlc* of th# Bun. diet (or Britain. "W* miul work harder than aver before to d* port to bring soeat ‘ mtarure ot comfort to tL a# then who « • carrying out Uila ;r» U tadk. * A na* shipment of yarn V*a been received hy Mr*. Martin may ba had by enaUat.e* Mia. Martin or Mr*. W, A. telephone H5-R- Th*^ NATURAL L T t 'W A X V - v Toilet Waiar 4 iis. *l oo L IV E .. . L A U G H . . . H D / Z v f i / a Yawl #*• . . . ywu'l. Round Duiung IHissds-r 7 oi. t l isi will ba tha Interlocutor. Music far dace Ing which will ba engaged In daring the re­ mainder o f th* evening will be furalah*d hy Clean Brown and Ms orchestra. , Mrs. Carl Xing Is ganeral fhalrman la chatgf of arrangeToilsi Stop ) isle, t l UO . « Comfortable! Versatile! Smart! r • - l ! --------- ------------------------ - ! Na vaauut.hu too many palra of a b« aura they* in nothing the would Natural Bridge nhoen from Ivty’n priced, they ora built for both com f a c t nod, stylo. Choou d m or m ot pair* ftc tn o u r large m icc Uo q I : now $J.W and $6.00 . I’vifuree. Pune Visl |l.f» --Talcum Powdtr, 4 at. 10< Mjond you con th&have than >. Moderately JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB u f 4 l V t ttM A L t / Z w i d l f W l 5 b e tt loved toiletrici, created by Shulton, to enhaac* American charm. Tha tangy fragrance b • tplrited blend of roeca-and-epice. Th* tre a iu re -ty p e c o n tain ers fla u n t eatly American motifs. A nd th* quality of the** refreshing accessories to your toilet it tha Ttdrtritt P tf it lm n t • Again W* Urge You , . . Buy Defnnae Stamp* And Bonda THE YOWELL CO. SANFORD. FLORIDA �vnewsassetzzvsm F I tent somewhere else outside the den ier tree and th a t other big games, as well as other forma of public diversion and recreation, will continue as h ear normally as possible. It so happens that the Rose Bowl, game is played op the West Coast dangerously close to many of our major aircraft industries, naval bases and military objectives and that tho congregation of bo many people as ordinarily at-, ____ > _____ * A a i l - ___ _______________ __f a _____ _____ a a ___ a ______ 1 tend one of these classics might present too tempting a ’tarr*t to bs overlooked by Japanese bombprs already known to jo roaming tho Pacific shores lalrgeiy Tor no other purpose than to terrorize and, if. possible, to demoralize the Cali­ fornia populace. This, however, would not hold true for any' of otur • i*n»nwy braycry the elflccra and mart at Harbor t h a a 'la o M m tF ' wt of duty. > The Sanford Atlantic Niitional Bank Member Federal Deposit Iasunmet Cagporatiou 1 id ® ©5*5^ Health & Accident Framing Governor Holds 3-Hour H earing On Hoyle Case i r n t l a w l r « K re** Ope) ter, said that ho had not noticed that Boyl* had acted any dif­ ferently a t the dance than any of thf other* th e n bat that after the dance he took hi* wife horn* and rod* back to tho hot*) and that he raw Boyle, engaged In an argument and that Boyl* "aoemc<l to he rery mad." HU taatfmbny did not indicate that Boyl* era* drunk. Every now and then U r. Brady broke In to query * wltooei, shak­ ing his foreflsgsr to emphasis* hie point*. One of Brady1* witness** waa T. Bradford. Byrd. Mr. Byrd took a chair to th* aid* and a. little o rsr h h 'M fld Singapore Ana Hongkong Face Japan Threats G. U. STUART PAINT & 3n * P . Army headquarter* announced It* bpmbers heavily damaged two • M emeftititisal »** PROMPT SERVICE and a latar ilqqo declared Ijgr new* from ah b eg a t from 18 GOOD BY rfBBtT AB WELL AS ON OR WITH Y O U R CHRISTMAS FRUIT L A K E I PIN T 40c* FIFTH 60c Vi g a l . $140 : Christmai o driver to «. stand on tha aldewalk, not In tha street. whUa Jng for a green light. Six suggestions for motor manners were also offend irivere by the National Safety Council. Here thay are: 1. 8tay in line. Dont bull your way through traffic iciuewlng in and out. " _ 2. Don’t sneak through interaectlons on tha yellow CntMJT. 1 IqI i J mr a a m ! »ifitx.'TWiy v r ^iVFv J3 1 1 -------------------------------------------- Picture aha should be qua! particular dance to pul, J • LOW' COST • BAS Y PAYMENTS Compensation — Lability "Courtesy FoMJhriatrnag” hTh* loudaat >ad *h4»Wt ‘wit* 1 (H p T J^ O R P O R A T ^) ik 1* getting Increasingly dlffllit far the little t'Jalnna*. m*r operate becaus* of all th* regtt lions. placed, on business. •Tb< crater an need I ________________ ^ ' A novel suggestion for.Cbrlatmaa.pres<*»U from the National S a d ly Council which recommendT th at p l > ^ ,r .flna “ well *a mojorfota might ’Tilvs Courtesy tdr • *hua helh to reduce the unusual number o! , nccldcnta during the holiday acason. Six pointers for pei destrian politeness are as follows: 1 th e driver to cross street! on th e green Shout 'I t —Cocoa Tribe .government ha* doit* already. Tb# b*»t way Olt buatneti la to unf> ha things draady doRa. FOR ANY REASONAIbLe I •ECONOMICAL I ♦ CONFIDENTIAL a ghennies and the Rockfesr-nor do wc believe it would for bowls on the Atlantic seaboard, which though exposed to attack from the sea are admirably protected by such bases as we alread' — Jy have s t Cuba, Puerto Rico, Bermuda and other Atlantic islands. Whenever possible, wo believe It is Immensely Impor­ tant th at the public be given just as much normal recrea­ tion and'entertainm ent as humanly possible and that. If anything, moat of us need more diversion now from the run of the mill worries and troubles -of the day than we ■3T1TBKB ETAMDB TENSER did.before war was declared. It is only If we can get our minds off the dangers of air raids and the emotional strain h a trr# stand* tenser now,.' of hating the Japanese, for a few houra a day, that we can Xfagfct Jn to amber Ihrht. expect to maintain a mental, equilibrium throughout the Ta# crackling burnl.hcd Ixnmh long struggle ahead of us. Le*n* to th* sword of night. Tbs malleable bares ire iliruat We are afraid that the shell-shocked victims of this Under tbo aledga o t wind; . war will be found as much. If not more, among the civjllan W its «v»nr hammering s u it populations as among the front line troops. And not all of Tba foH irc la thlnnod, them will be those who have undergone enormous nervous 'BV Weeiner aro ws taught / .Ifis bi«od of tho b»f; • . strain in bombing raids or unduly long hours of work lit .Tbs secret mind's gret-n thought. lathe or adding machine. Never before In the history ot Wright tuape of olir belief. the world havo people had the opportunity to keep so well Bpruns from an sarlr bud. informed on current events throughout the world, and hew* A r t shaped b r season’* pound; The ypar'a deciduous thud itself a t a time like this Is sufficient to cauac nervous break­ J m la 'W oil aUnting ground. downs among emotional people. O nr fortitude boat thin - Thoso who are likely to suffer the most are those As Icares 6f tenuous gold ■ who havo nothing to do. A person who sits around tbo Banka hardnew drep within house all day listening to the reports of One major dis­ Against the spear of cold. Ws can onr Inner world aster after another, who allows his mind to dwell upon tho Of mind gulled bars and clean casualty lists and the frightful horrors through which -BO Te find « leaf unfurled many millions of men are passing la almost a certain subWith rains fef enrsia! * « • " • __ CHARLES EDWARD EATON jeet for a hospital ward. A person who talks war, thlnka War, reads war, and yet is unable to do anything about It, A‘ Jot of tourlaU who formrr- and has no outlet for his nervous energy, la simply Inviting went to California for tho disaster. b tf* will corns to Florida this In times like these, more than ever beforo, everyone should have a hobby. Get Interested in something as far Cannon fir* wa* reparted Heard removed from the war as possible. Read tho Bible. Plant | U«e eo**t of Cuba the other lyo grass and wntch it grow. Have a vegetable-fffcrden. ght And we’ll bet they weren’t Take up golf and learn to blast out of a sand trap. Go m runner* either. ____ _ fishing or hunting. Go to tho movies, football games, or tho races. Celebrate Christmas os near normally as possible. •Romani* h*» .declared war Carry on as near os you can os If there were no war. against the United BUtes. That * If you arc given n Job to do, by all means do I t If U - ta t th* record. It la hardly you are called upon to servo as an air raid warden, a Red jrorth mantionlng otherwise. K n *f *• *_ ’ |/Croas nurse, or In any other capacity, you should do so Ratal* D getting In *om* good Immediately and gladly, and doing ao you will have some­ body blows against th* Gkrmane thing to do In the fight against the .enemy that will help relax your nerves. But until something better comes along, do the Job you have been doing, do li a little better perhaps •nd don’t worry about the war, PERSONAL U JANS mm �4 .. C tiUBiuu juuiuanr [ ku, j r \ M" j Mrs, A fW tar Social Calendar Au*m«y_Pr«kUat ' : ■ • • Urn counsellors, Mrs. C As Aate n o n , J r , I f tv A. M. G n tel* r, and M n .'R . A. V iliam * .' tW y w o n aaalated lit eoierleiaw g by Mrs. A. J . P atenon. e o o s W of Urn W. M, U. u 4 R n T t M Mr*. Adam A ffa lta r of Oriam* .•"X SrtB S leeting at tho home of M r. Sbeafer on E w AteUpq child. Pilot* will bo praasnt from Orlando, Ocala, Caineevin* a ad s & v a r ,« i i u8,a On tho a ground at, u n d ijf evening. I r officer*' ' s lo tte d in s ta te : C. R. Lord. M slor vie* Three Wise M e n -**4 tb Tho Ala Ihas a Class o f tho P i n t Baptist Church wHf ha vs It* annual Christmas dinner a t C. C. P r i n t, historian; Mrs. J. tlta u t U o f the church at P .-M . Each member la asked U R. Lyles, conductor; N n . L. M, Swain, assistan t conductor; -Mrs. bring a covered dish. Alfred King, g u ard ; aad Mr*. Ella Lundqost, a a a b f c t g u ard . Oeoaga^L*Mad(e t i e r i n ' bo pre­ sented’ la - a n c lta l a t.th a South Sloe School audiurJum a t 1:08 P. M. t h e puhlic b invited to attend. 1:30 P M. to be preceded M l Ml*. Jo* E. Tbomaa of Crescent tho board mooting a t B r it F . M. City spent yesterday in Sanford a* Tho annual Christm as Review I the gu est of Mr. aw) Mrs. J. W. of tho R u th Goidou W right Dane- Mars. MsT^J&iSn •d from candle* hum lag » * £ i ub & s s s iK 'a ftm f f i In»- School will W p r w a iid n il • ■ ■■ • the Seminole High School and I-1 Mrs. Mayme Hodgin has rotorlqm a t 8:00 P. M. Tha ah<rw|tumed'to her duties In tb# Toutb being given for tho benefit of I lot Center after being ill fat sev- III, u» d im ,, K ™ * h m , ~ the Amu I— Legion A nB anrlvond days. freshmenU w tro aenrod hmffet aad tho puM b haa been Invited] ------- e g , to attend. ____ M bs R uth G b t left th b moreFRIDAY lag fo r her homo t a . Louisville, The meeting of tho,BAM Bible Ky., a fte r spending a few days Q u a o f the Methodist Church with h e r brother-in-law and sb has boon pootooaed Intefloiteljr, ter, Mr. and Mra. Jo h n D. Ivey. It waa aebodumgito have been I ~~ bald. a* Friday ovenlog. Friend* of lira . L. B. Baumai stylo, with Mr*. 1L A. A fa k b y pouring tho coffoo. Tho X i n g table, covered with a . handmade lac* cover, was eeatened 1 arrangem ent o f Braslllaa •m l tall lighted red ta. crystal bolters. A. group red taper* la crystal placed on Hut buffet has been removed from tb* F«m- serving table was a tiered arald-Laughton Memorial Hospital rangement of rod caudles turto her borne on French Avenue rounded by glossary. \ St Twentieth Street. Mrs. BauFavor* were presented WLMrx. man recently underwent a majorl Knight from a m tabtur* aJVlgh operation. topped by la s ts ','^ U tu . They n fc w a w a u a Mra. P. L.—Roy aad M bs LaVtrno Cordell of Jaeksoasine, accompanied ty Mr*. Roy's ----------- -— , mother, Mrs. S. C. Dickerson, dltlon to Mrs. Kalgh Mrs. E. J. Routh and Mrs. R. A- Appleby, Mrs. J , M, L Cameron, Jr., spent tb* weekend 11*. Burks Btoele and In Belle Gliule a s the guests o f | King. | Mr.- Dickerson, Mr. Routh a a d | Others present we Mr. Csmaron. Mrs. Roy aad Mis* I J , David, Mrs. B. 1 , Cordell returned Sunday night Mrs. N ascy Brock, I to Jaeksoneille. 1Callahan, Mr*/ P m TJ A. H. Middleton, M rsTgL o . Bjsltb, J r , Mrs. D. D. Bmitb, Mrfc V. L. Smith, Mrs. E. a T W ^ nb*nr. Mrs. P. H. Lansing, Mr,. HATS Mf*. Mary Semen, tend Lundqubt, MUi NEW YORK, Dec. M ^ - (8 p e on. Mb* Doric Sue and Mbs Marjorie clal)— A relaxation of physical standard* for enlistment* in the Saeorta for the mannequins U. S. Navy and the Naval lie* Witt inculde Bob Wilkinson, verve was announced this week by the Navy Department. In com* Georg* Wilkinson, C,ilr* Chap- menting on tliU action, the Navy man, W alter Haynes, (iene (.in­ Department nnnmincment stated t e r and Gene Lawrence. that m im errii, men who in post months have sought to rn liit and have been rejected on the basis of minor physical defects, will, be cause of the inoddication of phy­ sical standards, he encouraged to re-apply for enlistment in either Expression Recital Will Be Presented I.ud* ig Stage Manager — Itilph Music ly the courtesy Dorothy Sanford with M Kntimingvr at the |dano. bowls of polnaettlaa and focus w a rt. (laced about tom and a t one end was iStory, Numerous game* war* enjoyed under tho diroction of M rC C kapi Of Navy Is Relaxed Malcolm * .• £ .& . f ? lid In the ChOarca* 4 b and put It ua P a n d Mrs. B. E. Chapman. Tha a^em bly k t e r Joined ta stating * ~ '' Mr*. A T T E N D T H E J U N I O R W O M A N 'S C L U B C H A R IT Y D A N C E A N D F A S H IO N SH O W T O M O R R O W N1C.HT r r j5 i em apt. «f Brasilian pepper ahlen trailed red cellophane r*. On each aide of the •m ogt war* lighted red In white pottery baas*. | MaBfM the evening old sod- M M weje playol, SVrylfy Hntnil. Jr. Which tha guests aalectnl June V:inrah*r faom the miniature Old Sants* Nanrv Its-s-l waa tree on the wall and Rants Shirley Shames « bit U .aMrs. its . Auterson, Auterson, who The Package turn prteaptod them with a Welcoming Santa ItarhniH Wmillrv 1 ftp m ' the lighted Tree. A ibor Of Christmas carols were Daddy's Present*- Joyce Ander*nti ChriaUnas Joys— g by the group. Sally Margaret Miller ■h* o h tttetn war* sooted in a| M - aad served rafseshmsnt* A M atter of Vegetables Jennie May Jones th a baa)apsis, asabtod by Mr*. Peeping llettv Jean Brisson f. m T i i , aod Mrs. W- AReward Janice Reel BsWBMSg. Tho refreshm ents M otheritls' Ann llahorn Sketch—“ G ossip,"—Joyce Ander m iau aad cookies which wire ■on, Sally Margaret Miller. Jon tha shape of a Christmas tree file May Jones, Dorothy liar bgigstly decorated. Favosa rail w sm ill s u ite s holders made Sketch—“The Tea Parly" llettv turn drop* holding a candle. Jean Dristnn. Janice Heel Maul •» tho gueats were seated, Aan- (labor n canoaa ware lighted. sytnbo- j It — Couldn't Be Done— Frederick lloss,-Her H er Answer Mildred Turner "boao enjoying the party wart: Tho First rhri«tnia« *sy Wifiiams. Judith Jobe#, i Marjoru* ty Anderson, Betty Ana Mbk- I Sketch— “Jol. And Polly Dnmpils'* , Marjorie Anderson, - \ Myra —Frederick llossettcr. Mildred a Southward, Betty Cagle, | .T urner, Marjorie Anderson. N e v e r M o re P o p u la r 1# Si n UavWL Batty Sue Utteber, Lasn DsvfaL Lsalb H o m y , W. Cagle, J r , v«rs Durden, Jsan She'll bo so delighted at your Ihoughllulnoss . . . so charmed bocauso you choso Phoenix. And Ihis yoar you can tjivo hor a completo hosioty watd* jiobo. oi silk, nylon and lisle. Sho will bo most pleasantly surprised at this lovoly gill tan Mann k g and Hasal Sauth. Also, SUlla Whitmore. Mildred I arineou, Gwendolyn Barineau, sasis lldmd T u n er, Joanne Dampbr.l ' r Gloria I Whitaker, Dampler, Clara Bel Dorothyl Peggy Ann Plpp Carter, Shirley Mci._ »d, M*rRucker, raret Myers, Barbara Billy Broaon, Frsneo* Rumhlsy, TJomte % mN*y, n n s /i Bel mh, Jean Sheppard, Bofibby - Ls« Morton and E m m a’Rnmitey. Also, Mh. Fred Myers, Mrs. Andsrssn, Mrs. L. M. Tow, Mrs. WUUam*, Mrs. Gecdalar, Mrs. CLEANED & PRB88KD Turner. SIGN MINE AGREEMENT ECONOMICAL LAUNDRY 8MMV11RB i WASHINGTON. Doc. I B ^ V John L. Lewis, president of tn* C. t O. United Mine W orker* and to provide necru for tho hoys ig Harry Moeos, hand of three l a m capthre coal company aubaldiarie* [of tha U. fl. Steal Corporation, organbaUoh will be elected tlgnod an ag m m en t today giving boot future, tho work to be tho U. M. W. a union shop Tn the ojoisUaated « l t ^ . tho Bundloa •ffr (captive mine*. Tomorrow Nit« uA5tia s .S r-555£ qulrementa whkh they w l| |o tA - f u r a ^ as tho v * R Mrs. Heart M f e V PasbioR Show To Be Peat«re4 At D«Rce Those who want to have fun and at tb* tame time help the unterprivllaged In tem im te County, l i t Invited to nttend tho Shnqgl. Chr^taqg* Charity Ball, yif^OBe who attend* to jh* three-point fa mil lea , THEYOWELLCO B'apdwgrd, A Club In the ball-1 Mayfair Hotel on | evening, Dec. II. .TOSWrt^iCi that's diiloroni. SANFORD, FLORIDA David Bach, Buy Defonao Stampt* Aiul Bomb* FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING Bargain Day Douhle Program TODAY WEGOFAST ^ AKX8 ; c ^ T OI L E T RI E S W ed. & Thurs. L IV E ...L A U G H ^Y W IIjlM tlW l' bv9«0«|wni I w p i e t e m tribute tb b s r e it fiTa * 'i v a f § ,■Q Versatile! m m * « egram for Syl* Leo rt! ^o\H !0 I 'rew*’' jo. Talcum Pswter.doa.Md TH EY O W ELL CO, SAN FORD, FL0S1DA �1 . ♦ ' I ■a • I 'k^ri>yiljftil3 S RADIO NEWS To Durham ABADtNA, Dw* Tkwtgkr* rregraaM JS.—0F>— 6:00 UP Now* ■dooa'i famed Rate Bowl foot, attraction found a ta ft harm ta rta n , K. C , ytaUrdgy while Franciaeoa E u t-W n t grid untar d m due for a new home ■ vrtr’t effect* cut deeper, M ile, Into th# Far We*t'e I program. Cor. Culbert L. I yesterday ordered Benia i Sac* track offlrlalt not to the winter meeting *eheduled Aad th* fat* of other athletic S: 10 ilm WhIU 0:11 Voice of Broadway 6:30 Lum and Abner 6:45 The World Today 7:00 Dinner Muilc 7:11 Bam Cuff > 7:20 UP New* 7:30 Second Husband 1:00 Boy* Town 8:30 Unnounced 8:86 Elmer DavU end the Newi • KM) We Th* People 0:30 Report to th* Nation 10:00 Glenn Miller 10:11 Public Affair* 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:30 12:00 ■nD n v ' Sords' . Review of the Year t 1 »MARCH MARCH ■■■' ■« 600x16 OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION HOCKEY’S TIRE SHOP 118 BO. PARK AVE. TELEPHONE 325 ■rfUJfcwWflti II I I }n#3ST3C * * » V D W W P f A. # 7 ' t / A riMMATAMlfA-nUot of a downtown buBdlog and I the flay from2 It* It# (Uff. I b iw t M m wm to m m A. a> Dm M 1M I IlE P O K T m i I I A r r i .E t f . D o t. D e lle tu u a | t f L Du. D .I. I I .I * .. (J s a o 11.21. AVOCADOS. bu. h p r ,. |< a a II A.IAN AH. I t lb. b u n * ., | t . T | to IIM BEAN*. m i«p. bu. h rp . 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In I h , Ptanfor* lla ra lrt. a n a w .p a y a r p u l.llaliw l la aalrt rn u n ijr W ITN P:w t m y tlanrt arul a , a | a# C la rk a f t h . C irc u it C o n rt o f th * N in th J u illr la t C lrc a lt, tn anrt f o r t h . C o u n ty n f H rm ln u lr. N ta t, a tF lnrirta, I It la D ,r « m b ,r (Ih , A. D.. till o I* Itn iL N IK IN c l . r k ».f t h . C irc u it C o u rt Up A. 21. W E E K * D. C IC IflC l.'IT m e a I . i LEGAL NOTICES uitAPKrnim. M,*«r. M m u. s. L a m b I I I * t* L o t l . i a Ibc. at*. I | l 22. 14 b o i ' w t 32* LKMONH. U b a a l l # t I I I*. l i r a £12* M f lT U r iS , 1 d o t r r u t t a . I r t b t r a . II In t n II I* C al. rr t» . » d o a 11 in lu II.a * . I d o t. 12.12 to |1 in ONION". 2* Ilf ta c k , y 1 1law 11 I I to 11.22 H pnnlih. 12 12 lu |2 .2 * d o t. bun. |n e to too, OIIAM IKH. In n l.’.B r n m b IIM No 2 1 1 (2 i* ( i :H i,i;r . d o t b u t i : « to i* r. IT A H . a r t t a . bu h p r. I I M to li.tn f p l 'I 'K I I " . bu lip r w o a .In ra II n* tn I I I I b u h p r o l h t r t a r l t l l t a ’ II an io I I i* PttTA TItK N . Mad lllla a hp r. No. I ■la . I I I t lo II 2*: 2*t I I .I * lo II 12; No 1 12c la I I no. N K - * V t I I n t lo I t 12. It A111H11KH; H o t lo in !2o lo ISc "T IN A C II bu h p r. H u m m r T i p *. lit* lo |l . M . R U I'A IIII. bu b a r . f a l l o w , NONE |W T . PO TA TnC A . C « 'T P ack a. | | UO to II 12. b u lu b a 12c to Da- to 1 ■ 12:05 Sign Off 2 t FAKMJ&R8’MARKET flporta Reporter New* of Die World Guy Lombardo O rchritra Benny Goodman Orchr»tr« Linton Well*? new* Tomorrow** Program 8:30 Norman Beailey and hi* e. Cowboy* Breakfast Brevities 7:46 UP N*wi 100 Th* World Today :1S Organ Mood* H:30 Music Men 8:45 Virginia 0:00 Morning Devotion, 0:15 American Sellout uf Air 0:46 UP News [0:00 Mam*l 10:06 Blick and White Nutee 10:15 Myrt and Marge 10:30 Stepmother 10:45 Woman of Courage 11:00 Drama of Food 11:16 At Home with Rally Mar tin 11:30 Music a la Carter 11:46 UP New* 11:66 Temperature 12:00 Kate Smith Speak* 12:l6Check*rb«*rd Tim* 12:30 Daneetlm* 12:45 Our Cal Sunday li 1:00 Dixie Farm Club 1:30 Bridge Ech-wl of 1:45 Road of Uf* 240 Young Dr. Melon* 2:16 Jeye* Jordan 2:30 The Goldberg* 2:35 Building for Deferu* 2:45 UP New* 2:60 Three Sister* 3:00 Farm Security Adm. Pro­ gram 3:16 Bob Hanon Song* 3:30 Renfro Valley Folk* 3:45 Children ar* also f’eupl* 5:56 Presa New* r~ M AKE XMAS TELEPH ONE CALL* EARLY This picture shew* Prealdent FuL gencle BatiaU signing the decree, acted upon by Um Cubaa Ceoyraae. potting Cabo a t war against Japan aa an ally of the United States. I * T H E C O IR T O F T H E l O r X T f Sturtevant Applies For Re-enlistment JI'IMiK. BRHf BQI.K COthTF. FLUNIII.A. IV MOBATK. IN i u : EMTATE o f ANMI.ET B. III.AIIKK. lU rM ta rt T O A LL IT IE D IT U fl'H AND P E R - HAVERHILL, Maas.. Dee 1 6 (/Pl—The o llo r, who w*i dismis­ sed from the United Staten Navy for tearing down a N ail swastika from the German coneulata In San Francisco latt January, h*( ap­ plied for reenlUtmant. Recruiting officer Charles Mitchel tald Monday that Harold J. Sturtarant, 20, neente to loin again. Sturterent m i not a " * " a dlihonoratle dleeherge, but left the Nary on chargee of mla- an*Amrrlcen Clipper* **r' Into end out of Miami durDun blending, poet and artn t the firtt 10 month* of thl* 4:00 Columbia GootoM O rihcttrj who recently published “Florlr a toUl of 81A25 pau«ngar*. 4:30 U n d t Trio d*yi," a delightful book of pared with M.000 for the 4:46 Pr*,i New* Florida verse, and who now l 10 month* of IIM*. Trough6:00 For th* Farmer make* Florida hta home, w.a 1041 *lr traffic In and out *°Sturterknt. a r*eident of Hav5:10 Twilight Melodlr* elected president of the Ft. Miami he* eftreg td 25 per­ erhill, Joined a ihlpmata end four 5:30 Chrlitma* on th . Moon Pierce Chamber of Commerce cent above li»t y»er. 6:46 Just Entertainment recently. Ilia first effort I* to­ There are 5.1 chaplain* ut: ward beautification end be ad vocatea that a tree be planted Camp Blending conducting 1 and named for each child born church icrvlce* a week. in th* community. I SWEATERS , Buttons on Zippsr $3.95 to $6.50 SLIPOVERS _____ _____ $3.95 SLEEVELESS .... $1.65—$2.00 VESTS ...........- ..... - ........ W-50 ALL-WOOLS AND RAYON MIXTURES SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS WITH OUR FLOWERS PIPPIN GARDENS, Florist JACKETS )R “THE SHOE OF PEHSONAL SERVICE" LEATHER . .. 18-35 *® 514-50 WOOL................ $4.50 to $#-V5 ZELAN POPLIN $4.50 to $5.00* WOOL LOAFERS $8.95 t« $10 SMART AND PRACTICAL 111111 A N D F O R H U HAMILTON WATCHES WALTHAM WATJCHES ELGIN WATCHES ELB0N WATCHES iMMnt companionship nd delicious drinka are iwaya on hand. Meat nur friends here. Mod* P U prices at all times. C H R IS T M A S m Package Goods Beer & Wines Cocktails lv We Deliver 'deplume 91Q6 RA Y O N Come In and »»e the unusual •election of antique* for nala la lha people of Bemloolo County by. Mr. A Mr*. Edwin Waoror who for mony year* •poratod an antique *hop In O rn n lll* , 1 C , (Wa are In no way ronaoctad with th* aotlquo (bop which h ut year w u operated la ‘ha •00 Block of Park Avenue. OLD WATCH. ...O u r low prieen and wide variety will surprise yoal L Perkins THE JEWELER TELEPHONI 357-W US 8. PARK AVB. UORRRCT MEN’S WRAR Bjr PAUL ROBINSON ETTA KNIT ANTIQUES N00 Park Are. G A R A R O IN K — $3.50 ROGUE SHIRTS...... .......... $2*0 BLEND WITH SLACKS! ...T he fill that grows lovelier with the yearn, EDWIN WEAVER H L ^ C M V fU lP / L SLAP ON PUNTYQT Sanford, Fla. u w n o c-n g aa r a t a n io ' u l o p o a k - *d*V*foS WO M ' ONE MULK-farmlng tool*, I cuync CaH Smith, Rout. », Bo» IO . U ' m o F w m m n v_ r * H B W iZAflD/~1HR < V C N D B Jm . W L ^ l at WI1A12Q 1 ’i [ 4 ------------ \ t u p s . ____ OIBQON iassified Advertisements BERV1CB LONG HLKfCVR WOOL A RAYON............. $5.00 TRADE IN YOUR OLD WATCH ON A NEW ONE! LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR a lo v w ' . fnAORAC-1 N rB R o n rN d LOCAL * LONQ dl* lag. ere ting A eta ArASWoNr t AFO UND JL1'bv * ™ * 3 rr BMALL k m poekftPhone. 486. \ "istssrew ss ts■hat R i h M0 laaford Avo. r P R R lN T 1 : - ■V >, LONE iger r « • L- • WOMAN or FEW 1 !'i n 3 / H flH u k u - - - �V I Sanford Is The Only Ccntrii F lo rid a C ity A ffo rd in g K ail, Hig i«V ' . A n d W a te r T ra n sp o rta tio n 1 Member Associated I'ress N u m b e r '.»•> Drastic War U. S. Submarines Go Powers Given To President Into Action For First Germans Retreating From Russia Are • On Way To Nation Close To Turkey Censorship Is aSet Up To Stop Valuable Information From Reaching Enemies Reds Recapture Of Kalinin WASHINGTON, Dr* 17 tA P ) S elrtliv r Service ofG ru|» i«id today ikr draft* '" I of woman for non* combatant war irrv ire was a poaniblr future d** cl'*pm»ni. but a remote one, a* Hep . 90,000 0 T H itler’s Men Are Routed By Surging Russians I My A a a a y la lM f- d ilb R o e fn Brings War Data to KI)R 'Admiral Hart States Two AI tacks Wore Successful Hut No Details Are Told Japan Blockade Said Tightened ( R - Ma»» ) urged tbal women be • a change lo toluntarr f«'r eurh po-la F ftw ) TIm Cstept af tl» Nasi rclrsst alSong Ika whole of the 1.100mall# l i u k a batlDlie* hl|h* •Ighted by ■ British bnul<i<l reportlag that all eoeemaaUatlea* balwaia Mn i m aad lon,-arl,rd -Leningrad bad baaa n-aau b llah - N o u rs r Time And Score Hits Som of the H00 Japanese Interred in the Cnnnl Zone after Japan’* attack on Hawaii, arc shoot) setting up hnutrkrvping for an tnlefiniti- period. M nr«- than I,SOU Jap*. Hermann ami Italiana, have lean rounded up for internm ent by cooperating Panamanian and U. S authorities. The Canal Zone ia prepared for any emergency. •4L Christmas Party Season’s First School Council Starts Sale Of Given For Needy Celery Will Be Bonds, Stamps Considerable German mili­ Boys And Girls Cut This Week t a r y activity in Bulgaria, of a Sevlet dUaaUba* isld Red arm™ee ar* poshing a (H I eoentcr-ef, In g lra frees L n lr fr a J la Ihr Blaab S.a. 25 Nipponese Planes Are Destroyed In Clashes At Vigan " ASHINCJTON. IHr IT i/ll Va»t nrw |Histi*ri lor l‘rtvililent RofsfVflt to prom Tilt** I h«* uur wt’tv vntril vinnnnntiu*|\ \>s I on gri TurmtNy mill the th ie f Kxcrutivc annuumvil In* \«<uiM promptly *rt up n t-eiiiHir^liip to pn*\prit all mftirmatitui nf value fn»ni ri'mhinir th r fiitni) At the *nmc time *11* I asm l . tln l I 'f r e s l I hr W .»r It r p a r I m r n l nl NN i*whine tun h ’lld t dl**ml^*»ri| |*u«tiimAtrr I h r Jn|»nni-«r ‘ h r l l l n g i*f h l ' l 111111 n t h r H am i l i a n i' l n n - l <•( NImiii *»w h u m i ! lU m if fil o n 1 t h r r o n i f r t r l o a d i n g pla t* fi r m n f 4 |»mrap |»li n i m p a i i b s nil winl ;|hoi|l |l l whrll<« w r r r firril h\ ll»r w iih m a rin r an il t h a t t h r r r w r r r ll«i «H^M«lllr*. l»‘ in,r»| Wnlkrr iti«rlo*r«l thnt rrtt> o i«h ip uf ftiMMtcn mini. I**»th m ilK"*»nr ami iru-ommc. ulm uly waa U m lrf way J hi* I’rt-wiili-nt ta•It| n pr»*^ 4 r « n h 'n n r r that hr h»**l tt h r lr tl |lyThr Student Council started u r«»n Drier, rx rru tiv r •••litor «»f th r concern to Turkey, coupled campaign at St nnn**..- iligh Sfho d A*»-oc mtr*l I’rr**, h* ifirrrtnr iif r* n<«Mrnhip ami that Dru-r, on Iniv 11 with plans for French-Naxi Mniuli) to did! defence bond4 and It a I . . . . . I air 4if nhm*nrr from tH«* ni'wi orirRiii* raving -tumps. Stm lint Council l S N .i v i ll h ra tli| u a r tc T i< conference of African col­ i;*tn»n, wouhl Ink** i *\i -i Im ilutn-H President Karl Jeter said yester- i in t h e l-'a r l-.asi iiitn T itin ru rl l u r e 11 n Minn m t ungri'A • rom onies, was reported In Hudey and added that mile*- on thr ! ph" I *"4 iHtiim l.u liiv i lint A i i i . - i i. iiii a t ilin u tfirst day umounlctl to $JJ.70 in | ®ropean press dispatches to­ v i»»rr th r S rn n tc Hihhil .1 few 1 S f f I t U f y of flu- \.t\\ T i.in k h u n t in <*ho\%n lirinir i r i r r t r i l h\ t'i»m | stump- and one SIM.7.% bond.i| K iw .tu.tti ii|tent-*l their hrerta Im il g u ile i i l l i ) m l K ill r « **t 1 it*tintii t«» it* t» vt. n inuvr n u u u lrr K i I w h i *I I' •••»••• **f ih«* N i i m i I A ir lln«« it W ii-lniibftnii. * day. Seminole County, the nation'* bough*, by tads Nipper I etui thi-1r purkrtlMioka at the rrgu* \\;is on font 11*- 1 nn'lit to h a v r 1 a f t r r ru m p lr! in r *»•*1• 1.*1•• ti i p fn n n lla w .m c i-.1 h i t h if o. r \\th* inn* - fIn ir s tiii .d 11Iin 11 They reported airfields were celery renter, will market it* firat Mrs Ollic Mue Harrison is . .. ... , , ler lunchrtui im-ettng ttalay at th»* ID*u*e Mih*al it lit •* Ih r S i'iiidi' 1 hand tn« 111 ••> «*•' • M>* I n*.im *• m u k ».n*l ••»1 l'* .u l ll»il*«*r In being enlarged and Increased celery of the aeaaon Mime time sponsor of Ute drive, and sales lhr Val.I.-a Hotel when tney held tn riM u rr for H i nwn tiMlnv »<* th«* r r n t r r 11 K • •» 1••<•■• I •«ii W i II m iii H iNti.n h u n t »• m nn , iln y 1 1 1 n fIn I n m l s n u i'il a tic A ln Bolfmrta alone with ropalr th i, week, II. J. U h m in . manager Committee include* Small Kirtley. th,.Ir yearly t'hri.tnuia party for fin *1 rnaetin rn t nii^ht hr tp re d u l | m rd la trly t•• ih . NN • f. II ■» . wl., is In- h.id i h.ili h**ot •••111* r» in «• i-i-sm-H in t w n o f t h r e e n t • facilities fa r N ttl planes, German of the State Farmer* Market, dla* chuitmun. leu. Nipper. IHily Hot-1 n m lly children — -------------------— * w ith th r |'iwia|ni tu i-h s . A ilm ir n l I hum an ( '. naval uoJU a ra Ming t o t t m l n l I eloaed today. and alan declarer) ley head. Martha I’age :>n.| ill y j Ahoul 2R .mail children re e .lv I ed nuiurm u. preaenta from a ad ea Bulgarian Black m porta Black 8 Sea port, that all local packing houara have Stapler I Unit, r ii r i i n i n m l i- r nf th i: The repreaentalive. in each rra | Santa Clau.e with Karlyle and that t h a n are sign* that a g reater holiday demand for cl­ 1 A n i u l i r l i e r l , tin t m u. honor*. p a rt of tha German aoldlere with true fruit* than thry can aupply. f l n l perimi c la .i arc Joe llukt r, | Houaehidder doing the draw* from R u u la will be a u ­ The flrit celery ia expected to Hub Crumley, Ann Wiggina, Will- The children were anaiated by bill it -eenied |daiisrtdi- Dial Ihe ChriNtma* m*al» an* CMrittmu* urd Hunt, Ituby Dubbin., Hilly Ka ther J J Kfllaghan and Mr*. ctioned hr Bulgaria. J l uili il Slates was I lebletiiii,- th'l be brought In Thursday or Friday, itrm a ami now 1.4 th4* tim r to lu v Reporta M m both aide* of the U r. Lehman aaiil, by Duda and Kp|i», Iwo Burner, Chariio I’eik. Julius Dingfeliler. bbii’kllili* a n illll.l Ja|iali llnrper, The club passed n resolution anil to u«r thrm on ThriatinM-* \ f l . l l,i. i n * -I in S.inf..i I h> ' D . R, A rm y heaili|iiaiti'rs in oeoday night pic- Bops of Hlavia, near Oviedo. The Wlnlfrsd luivell, Jean enrds end p ack ag e, Mrs J I. I n m i P I M P ‘ army a weep on celery aeaaon will get under way Kmll Dnlbo. Hill Urenan, Meriem authorising the purchase of Sn Iniclry, chairman of thr *alr of • " r r r l , I \ ii . ii I iium ' i i in , itftrriiiMiii ul ll , M ellila repnileil at li'asl lik ,. \ « t#7 defense bond, and an henor*i b e K . S.iniu I lu ii. II ,.a ,lv i-(J a p a n # * .' plane* w ere destruygtl e g about the middle «L Jan u ary and Spier. Mildred Robson, Leri Je- ary niemherthlp waa ( voted >ShO seals, said Ikta morning wheni I ' b h J , , f ' l . . l rl* |»nft* 111 II |iii I Malr, I tell*Idr will be In full VeAagtiy the 'inliMle tor, Karlins Rflly, -Arthur Ftr.nca, i n . •l 'l f M , g r » u r t b » v . 2 « k m ills i n r t ’ i* .T outstanding she nceed prernpl ictkih by all I t l f i r n e n \ l i l t ) | ( ) Xj'JT offensive of February. Some early celery Billy Southward and B. H. Wil- llarry Kodtll for •It ll, ill WU M ?*V I « ■» I o*I f6*I* .■ini 1 west of M a i l i n ' . where thu ill tho4r wh*> hati* not urnt in thrli service to the organization. w from the Moacow front north Into waa planted, Mr. Lehman atated. llama. .______________ • -rli'd h. S* Miillt'li* Ill 'll Si'luod • vad(*rt bavt* threi* tni'hoMii on In which w rrr mail Krvil Wilson delivered n ahmi money for l-slantl. Jn p a n exprenael Karelia. / > / I: *ta*l ill .1 I *l rl \ rill* . Klllfllly to* i L u ii n rtl to them at th r beginning **f but the weather waa egalnat it, talk nn the Jlill of (tight.. The Red Army troop* have routed and the early crop wlil bo market­ « l Ill* III- ••h|tll|l * •! % III 1*11- a l a r m a t t h e r e p o r t e d p r e s e n c e th r fampaifrn club agreed to provide member* • • f 'JO I S Hulm m ruies operat M• I I 1I •*. . U It.• ia i ligmi» l«i dii> ••11 I M *I Street n e tt I • elg German dlvldoni of i*0.000 ed about the time of the regularly Shr rontlnuril, “ In thr iu-*h to man the Salvation Army |><d. men and recaptured »tn»teg:e (U* planted crop. The northern m ar­ I.’ *«»f«iff it tn.I \nderM u . t'* ,• mg in .lapniteiie water*. and oiri!»*m*nt «> f unttiward I I•« * fluid uimiml “light Saturday. The organisation -nog ItritM h hendi|tm rlrrH in Smga d.*i* • llnln, SO mllea northweU of here. ket for celery la n p r r t r d to be oo.tt|o **t a new aong in which the winds event*, many have neflectril t«oj #d Iimmit < Iim tm.i* tr p*»re a ck iio w lid g i'd Japaitem* Rueala announced officially yraUr- good, Mr. Lrhman added. I I| * I-.II I* M ill III III ll fiolll 1*0 • forward muney to th r c.iu n ty j................... ih.. Sunfmd H ard...... were written by Mr*. K K. Il»u»Liiitliiig in S a ra w a k , on the north* heftdquirtrri. rum ls are needed, .. . . , . liil.» Ii s.I*t oiith oil I'iiik A ' • "* The demand for fru it hat been holder entitled "Battlecry Charles Thla moat aenaatlonal alngl j vic­ inereaaing almoet daily. T hr i|ual.........* »"'■ lit ftlll* S in ,-| in.| *|t itiaa |n * ||i we-*! con*t of B orneo, w ithin .'10 Morrison, aong leader, stated that now . . never la-furr and we n.u .tl 1,1 ' tory to fa r In the' g reat Soviet Ity of the cltrue la declared very * " • !»»'»»• un»a *l t ••v thnt •foi 11 N.tiitit I h ill, hI ill ii. fnl m.i ; inilea liofiihmg rang** ot Sm ga The Sanford Tourlat Club mein- copies of these words written to go on with our program and e»* ■ counter offenalve now In progress good by Mr. Lehman. Sale of cl- bera held onp of their most in - ( tfiw tune—"John Brow ns Body’ , pond a4 |i»cal n#»ciU face U" j la^h prixet will nwurdi-«l f«»i- lion SlMl'il .’ Mil I I I * filllm il'U " i l l pore, r.itn mile-* from Manila. Ja p a rtr^ f w .»r-hip* al*n wrro rc » over the. anow-drifted plain* of trua during November i t the heal trreating "get-together” meetings i mey lie obtained *t the llrrald “ The association ia rrv ia tn g !*• 1 liKl,t, i r , . . f 7 mi , f , „ ........ j III mill if* III oil Sutilo* I A m noi ported violently pou nding b<* program to u new war time plan f :. „„ • Ruaala followed by 14 hour* Ihe m arket amounted to P10.000 To­ Monday night In the new Tourlat | office. (o r lighted I 1** • " 1 >*•»••••! mi*il h i •-<«* !i« i weigeil H ongkong and Iteiiti'ra H aitian array'* recapture nf Klin, tal m arket talcat f ir the month Center on Loko Monroe, accord Visitors attending the meeting which will eiiahle it to accurattdy d o orw ay, I I in* She added I but I •'* •" new -4 agency *ai*l Jupanese force* • 60 mlloa to the north wo*t, and the were over 676,OCO. I lo >|»..|..\%S Ilf Hie holhllo |*ort llglle**!* U lu n l of ing lo W aldo Aldrich, president were P at I’attlahal of (bneve aervv .Seminole County.' thl'Fi ill*' il f'kV f lltlilillliaill III* I i, maaaacro of 13,000 K alla. "Iceberg lettuce grown In the of the group, and among their anil two Key (Jut) toys, Duviil • htoiiitfd w ith I h ii-tin iM M atao. I *• mllea MUithwiMt of i‘in> nil* I in (h i i*i(iting 16r iv 641 «* “The fleeing enemy U being county ia coming fh good now and discussions during the course of (iatchel and Charles Park ii i••undi d t»^ all m h *I« of H oiigkong -> or ding to L li A partued and annlhUiated by our ia a nice grade,* Mr. Lehman Ihe evening the most “debated i "V' S.iot » b-nvi-n lot I 'n ld r in on l.aitiib*n wai.l tin* I itpa ne si* are Thoina*. Ijiio I m « p4- giirtli'fter 9 troop#/ the aonmunlqu* added. ■tated. “ If cool w eather keep* up was Ihe lock of Interest in Iho i i - \..*il\ \• : I fig h tin g like funatie*, th row in g orator'* •hoiihl In* A t Kalinin the Ruaaiana In a w , will have a large euuply of the club by local people and winter aorirla... 11|W|| |f| (f, | ||||l| IIIUlIl fill I •h nl la r iio o ii , he wd* it •■• ' the in selves into thi- teeth o f B rit wiriny •peeial announcement told they Iceberg and Big Boeton lettuce. resllcnte of the county," the presi hop fiom t to nut -I |« g u n fu e on the northwcM l Rons of the American Lfgl"*’ ' l|»V " I'llls |t l*IH* of (|| • f*. of ■ ' lo . dealt n heavy blow to the Ninth We now have liberal supplies of dent sold. | '• n .. t..t l lu t ilk |o till i** t and N|ala> a front B i U m I* tum p* ai*' fill hold a defense party Thor* ___ .. . f if aI Mile* to ri'iiietulier and —.j. i|„ German arm y under ColcPiel Gen" cabbage, caullfliw er and eg a plant A eoramlttee to erou.e inter “ I ' ii * siniil hulh*. |i \- • tody to *1.11 1 * o*i fl* m'ay 4akl vd l«‘iitly c m in ti'r attacking fine ran of food of nny lyp- tl®y nifteht at 7:00 o clock at I '1* other* .»if en d Bttauea, putting to flight I be grown locally.' I'hf N a v y anii4iunc»**l lati* >«•«• est and eo-op«r»tlon between the will be odmlsaiofl price when Ihe I^cgion Hut, it w m announced mo%i|y # «tid to* -un* they ilo not ! 46f t•tn*. III. lo- Will *| l i t ll Whill' A 66 th, 110th, 138th, l i t it, 142nd "Local farm era ehould raise two gmup* wo* appointed. Mr*. Klks have their annual Christ' to«iay by S. M. IliChartI, H. A. 1 J%. i on n m llt < nf living cve» «*o Siti*f-*r*l \v»*ruie t« pfeo ut 4 *-i t m la y that tw o h Iu ih U in th r end 18l i t Infantry DlvUtona. H aw aiian a i m , Jnhinitoii anil more yellow squash," ho declared, Ida M. Ch*mb*rUln. Andrew Mat mas ehildreq’a matinee Saturday Chairman. All leegionnalrra, L**if green-* a»'*l burn them. Smgt.- I i l . •** - •loii d chlhln-i* Maul, h a w I h**-ll - hrlli-il by Jilp In Libya, the main body of (be "aa It la in demand and the pries sen and A. E. Fuller. Thfy are at 10:00 A. M. at the K it. The ion Auxiliary and Junior Au/.di j ««ol*»r i* mor** distinguished than uni-6u w ar v m ac la m tho lu*l Brttiah Imperial Eighth arm y waa ie high. Alao It It n cheap crop to report a t tha firat business aler. Dr. L. T. Doas, chairman a ry member* aro invited and are :| nn-dle) of rolur* llavi* tb»* meeting of the aeaaon achedulrd nf the Elks committee to raise naked to bring a danfena® atamp | deroratioriB simpli' They NhoiiM J l houm. reported officially laat night lo to rale*.” Th*? homhunlnu-nt of Johnston hove m e th o d the center of four Suppllea of English |* a c , tu r­ for Dec. 83 a t 7:30 P. M. In food for underprivileged fam i­ and Mkeeprm flying for tho pro- hnrniomie with the architecture I (slaial by rnvniy sbipa wu* the taction of our country am! i t s | a „d planting. T»» murh »* inrlln I , a otshhorn German and Italian divl- nip#, becta and earrota aru light. the Tod riot Center. lies. staled today. w l i e n concentrated I I mOea rout.*- Moat locally grown beona have ’ Memtura who w«ro preaent ex­ The Klka put on thia affair p rin cip le..' "<l t" cheapen the effect; re Sia.af.,,.1 R brln.rs will h..U their first ib'vrlopnn-nt of action at thd* wvat of G aialo, whSc' another nr- been eold. and 629,000 of the total pressed th eir "g ratitude t« the every year to provide Christmas G am e, will be ptayed »t th. , n keym le ' ......... , , hri.lnm s parly Tb„r..l..y (bat Naval out|M**»t niiite Junior Chamber of Commerce ................. ,|(fl.„g «tart of Ihr war. Tb** *bip;»l»l»f baskets for needy famlllea. Char­ p arty and refreshm ent. »»rv.d , l-ri.e, «.l b- •w arded • mored column *4rack a t 'A lia re- antra laat month fam e from br*na. for tha Ideal trip up the St. les Morrison, theeler manager, | tTiiti-r of Kabnlui un lilt- Mnn«l of ----- ----------- ■ --------- V-w l e a f . Day and th - ron I. * , ................. ,,,r.|11,ir , eorrea 16 dtUeo bey.onl in a Mr. Lehman enU. Maui waa j»h«*llr«| by an enemy P ceaefoi out-flenklng naneuver. N orthern m arket demand for Johns River loot Wednesday aft provides the entertainm ent with riubmai inr at tttanit Iho «ainn time out coat .and kids of nil age* m Tfcore w o n three m ain brill* the chayote. a vegetable of the ernoow.* Mr. Aldrteh reported. (1 UMliattril On I'MP T«V4b| U l ljr I 1 C S D " ‘ ,W O ..m m lllr w w ill Ju.1^ . I h . .IU p U ,. .......... "• •re o typical show arranged es­ 9 eveea aad th e key bottle, the Bri- aquaah family, I. isgreaalng. and kb.rti S h rille r is ex|H-eli‘.i to The name* «*f tH** Jmlgrn hav»* pecially to their U ato for a ran tick laid waa developing In the thia compartfvely now plant ia be­ liriotr "O.' nr more to y , to ia* plat­ not been «lUcloM*d. ►^ . of corn or potted hem or any­ Alorn H am as area, 16 mUce eouth- ing grow s by SmnlnoU farmer a. The *ponM»r* urgetl that per ed oped the'' tree, ood later to In' thing th n t ia adlbl* In • can. . wool of Ooaala where tha plateau H ha* been o s the m arket on o «<m refrain front uidng material presented I " a h x n l charity fer Tha feature picture will he bpglsc to break aa !t dip* U the anuU **al» bero for three y*ora. with which to dreorah* that t* distribution of the toy* t i to •**y "Tllllo th e Toller" boaed on the I Dee. 17. — I t grow , on a vine, w hkh wrap* prohlbitril. in thia area. (*ofie4. I'lllbll.'ll eomlc atrip of th a t name on I Seven permits have Itecn la(A P )— The T reasury sold Tues­ around treee, and one report raid Gan. Kiwis Rommel hutl. All visiting Hhrlncr», •<* well a* .tied at the ('tty llnil in tin- pa-1 i.HK an(| gurlartiU mid much in "Our Gong" comady and a Don Od all kio rematnlng Gorman tank the vine extended over SO fre t In day o aurvey of leading citle* •Id local Khrmeis who have not nf week, p n Dec. 11 t'hurllo Singh-Duck cprtoon, Mr. Murrlaon trrrs t to di«play«. strength and S "smalmum ava‘1- the air. The ehsyo’e, Mr. U hm an showed purek**** of daftnsa announced. The Fall term of Circuit Court filiiit< 'I with the I'H-ul club, are in tun sccurnl^ permission to repair ablo n rco of diva bomber#' Into e •tated, hae the appearance of a bond* Increased by 177 percent haa ended with the announcement viled by I'resnlent T. Bradford and re-roof n b.illding on the cor­ today that tha case of th* Stub1 deepe n to asd waoeOeoeafal— at- largo pear, r a e r r t It ha* a rough during th a firat weak of the krar. |lyjd . Those who |>l III to llltel'd ner of Flighth S treet and Sanford The aurvey waa n u d e by tha ag ain st LaVoy Lane, charged with tho m arch of the _ tempt- to (torn the th< coverititf ia d !■ N ry ure .isked to make immediate re­ Avenue, while F'ovter Smith will aeeault to murder, haa been run9 Brttiah aad M i p s troop*, the com v e ta ta u a never rota, but tum e to American Bonkers oaeoelatlon In servations with l.loyd F" lloyle, tear lown u tw o-ear mirage at 46 .Mtoa. cltloo. No national totals were 11nun I, Clerk O. P. Herndon said ’• ^ I t e e T P M em» fr W 46 el.il. leeretary. 1‘rogram I'hairmaii 61.7 Oak Avenue for Mr*. Ralph it or cookeJ In the available, b u t before the attack thi* morning. dHormlnoJ A*l* like on LONDON, Dee. J7. — (A PI — Fid I .ant* olid Horry Kudell hatfe Gnodsperd, on Peer! H arbor sale* were ru n ­ WUIIam P. Mitchell, *! y»«r vthruata the BrUlah f*H •quash at; Government ronacriiition b i l l made arrangomenta for aev»ral On Dec. IT. Kd Bostie was ia* ning about 1100,000,00 o day. old realdent of 8emlnole ( uunty, Commander lla rry Carlson, I <m k*d the b a tu r For Inafince, tha P in t National died a t h it home In Ginderville aecond-eirculive-in-charge of the which will makn British women piano numiM'r*, it was announced. su ej a permit to make repair.! layman and three lo hi* dwelling. Will Johnson The area of Comp Bland Ing, Bank of Palm Beach, which **!d a t 1:00 A*. M. yeetardoy. Mr. U nited Statee Navv a t ‘ Pearl subject to compulsory national while H. A. F. service and rxlrnd th* conscrlp PLANS AIIK MADE was named a* rn n trartu r, C. IL diva-bomb- one of th e largest military rea- | | 7I w orth o f defense bonds the Mitchell wo* born In Sanford In H arbor, reported to hla family In lion of men for military eervice'a TAI.I.AIIA8SEK. Dec. 17.— Walsh will rontrnct I . M. Eng­ ervotan ta Iho country, ««*«** week before th e war, aold 650.850 1679 and waa o member of the Cedartown, Ra. th at bo la "aafe to the agr» of IH V 80 year* was lish tn re rnof his dwe'limt at (Special)—I’hyslcnlly handicapped approxbnatoly 150.000 ocrae. last weak. . Method let Church. and wall.'* Tho mesasg* waa re* cnactrd by the llouaa of Izjrilx person* who think they might 702 Palmetto Avenue. Joseph Ho Ie aorvhred bv three bro­ celved on Dec. 16. tmlay. The m»a»ure, already pass­ he prepared for work in tho na' Singleton will repair the hunt* of thers, J . O. Mitchell end D. A. ed 'In the House mf Common*, tionsl emergency have been a»k' Josephine Dixon on Locust Av­ Mitchell of Sanford and G. A. T ho Falvation Army haa aakni will lake effret U|M.n the King’* ed to contact their nearest r*' enue between Seventh anil Eighth Mitchell o f Christ***. th a t any crranlaation who la hahilitation office! nr ronsultant. Streets and F’oetcr Smith will P u n ertl service* fo r the de­ JBUMtaB *• glv# baakata of food assent. te a r down a one-story frmm* ceased man will bo conducted at roport the name of tho family house on West Third Street. . tha Andaraon-Grifflth Funeral and preaenta to M adly people On D»c. 17, A. !,. ShlrnBn Homo og Weet P i n t Street, lo the office on Boeoaul Street secured permlsaiun to erect • r i t k t Tho golfer used a number Thursday oftanwon o t 1:00 o'clock in order to avoid duplledtlona. •tore-room on Fourteenth Street with th e Rev. J.W. A ustin. Metho­ live Iron foi the .hot. and to eecur* tha tervicea of WU1 dist Mtalctar from Orlando ofJ. L. Child re arrived here MonPowell, contractor. fktattacr. b te m e o t will bo ta day xlght from Fact Payne, Ala.. U kw V W w to become service m anager of Three eona of porary prisoner -of- w ar -camp M riekU nJ Ford Ma*ar Co. Mr. C hildra . haa keaC* forem an of 0 hlllip Stanley are now in some "somewhere In Germany." Since „,i hcench of Mrvlc* with tha Allied the w ar offlca advised them of his daalarvhJpa In Maarigomary and Gl othsr citiea throughout Ala Natione. Phillip, Jr. la In tha **- whereabouts, tha fam ily ha* had F L O R ID A - P artly cloudy ta Iactive service branch, Gordon jolli­ th* south, and fair In tha north, ed Ih* jKaval reserve and Harold two letter* from tho young flyer, with frost In tha extrem e north i* a flyer In th* Canadian Royal stating th at ha la “doing w*U." portion tonight. Gordon w ent to Macon, Ga. last A ir Port*. PhlUlp left Sanford N or. 28 and night from tho University of F lor­ received hla final examination a t ida war* ha waa in hla third year of Camp Blandlng Induction Station. pharmaceutical training. A t Macon Now ha la a tattooed a t Camp !«#, bo will Uka hla final physical ex­ amination before being sen t to Va. Norfolk, Va. fo r induction. (iiftH Presented By 'Kiwanis Club At Luncheon Meeting Holiday Demand For Citrus Fruit Is Re­ ported As S t r o n g SealH Are (’hristmas items Says Chairman Santa ( lau.s Arrives By Boat At 3:30 o'clock Tomorrow Afternoon ( < , 1' ' Sponsor Contest Tourists Have “Get - Together” Monday Night Elk8~Will StaKc Children’s Show Sons Of Legion Will ,','.' Have Party Thursday Shriiu-rs’ Christmas Party Will He Held Q tv News Briefs ....... . "" Defense Bond Sales Increase Greatly 7 Ituilding Permits Issued At City Hull William F. Mitchell Dies In Ginderville 0, I’arliamcnt Passes Conscription Hill Million Pound. Of M eat ta Purchased Three Stanley Boys Now Serving In Some Branch Of Allied Service THE WEATHER . *o � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 16, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 16, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 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/a655dc33adeafdef11c62d51135de277.pdf afa9d65123190513db927207e59f366e PDF Text Text Glanding Hoes a business I m . o f fJ^M/XW annually Jap Land F o r m paia aeany in troop, plane and shlpplnr losses and Indicated that tha atart of tho second week of the new war In the East found Japan, sac landing fo r m held In tight check. • tyw ia u h . The AhC Has was ’ Tho war resume from the office of Lieut. Gen. Douglas MaeArthur *V * t‘A . . II . i l . . ----- A—J—a said tho Japanese transports war* sHacked north o f Luton In waters through which the Japanese tri-d at heavy coat to reinforce landing parties at Vlgan and Aparri. General MaeArthur’s report said tha Japanese carried Out 14 major air attacks on tho Philippines with losses of at least 40 planes. J Ha credited a Philippine Army division with smashing a Japanese Handing at Ungaysn,’ 100 miles northwest of Manila. I An Aimy spokesman said the 'Japanese had been unable to reFRENCH AVR. AT *lh BT. inforr* the landing party at L*PHONR 111 gupl and that local activity, rel carded aa wall In hand, continued “ 1 "“ ■ at Vlgan and Aparri. | Tha Navy also reported that en­ emy submarines wars operating in the Hawaiian ares but were under ignroua attach. The eommunlaue said: “There hive been two additional bombing attacks on Wake Island. The first wia light, the second was undertaken In great fqrrg. Two enemy bombers ware shot down. Damage was Inconsequen­ tial. ; /"The Marines on Wake Island, continue to resist.' Dutch submarines sank two I CAR W ASH . . . ju a t ph o n e t in S. He ENGLISH QIJLF SERVICE SUNOCO Are Checked, But AddressesRotary Raids Continlw Club A t Meeting koti’s west coaat. there was only local activity. Kinking of tha transports wo* announced Sunday night In nn •Am y headquarter* romanunique which asserted that “ the situation both on the ground and In the air wwa well In hand as tho first week FOR A PERFECT A viation Instructor i Cn i o w c v m r<*» o w l Is an old Japaneso custom, he ■aid. Wkl&- the Japanese ambasaador daRead at tha Oxer's palace In St. PatanboTg In 1IK>«, the Japanese nary opened fire on U>e thsuipeetlng Russian fleet at Tort Arthur. Tha Chinese too wera at­ tacked In 19M with warning. "Many people inkme the Army and /ha Navy far what happened at n a rt Harbor,” ha said, "I Cent sea U. Enemy planes ran be launched MO miles aeajr and In eorer of darknem be over you within three hour*. Manned b> suicide squads traveling at night. It would be Impossible for otarr ration planet to spot them In time to dries them off.” Declaring that Germany’s pre* ent withdrawal from the Russian front la another “ Napoleon's re­ treat from Moscow,” Capt. <1* Wolskl said that In winter the temperature often drops to 40 degress below aero and that lh« snow Is often four to eight _ . feet deepen level ground. The Germanc/.pscted to be In Leningrad and Moscow before winter set In, bul they failed, and now as a result of the “Russian ’scorched earth policy" they have no plare [r which to sscapo the dea|>eratr rolil of tho Russian winters. Visitors at today’s luncheon in­ _______ cluded John lohn Graham, Harold Nsbell and H. R. Cloud of Orlando STATION Gloria' Pennington Mrs. Pennington Paul Bryson, Jr,..Robs Stefan Jenowikl. .Akin P a m -----------—. Lgam Vyvlan ......... ......... .— Gas NtUon ----- Pa Shipboard Host. Cecil I endcr ............ Oil' Mistrr-ef-crremonles ,. Diuiit Walter CatltU Charles Coleman l^onard Elliott ( Irving Bicon ( Gus Schilling Ravens ........... O’Day ___ _ -Iris-Adrian Newspaper Edit. >r Wide Uoteler Toots f e .L I . V Dorothea Kent llrody ----- Edward McNamara Jackie llrnry —______ _ Sam McDaniel Clara Hlandlck Nurse Mrs. OliB y _______ Grace Hayla WE GO FtBT STICKETS OF THE LONE WOLF Rose Coughlin L] Michael Lanyard.Warm WUIIam '*ob Brandon ...... Ala Helene da Leon____ _ Rath Paid Diana Ifempatead • M>e Paul Benoit________Roger Clark Herman Huff . Don I Dapper Dan Htreever Victor IIjio M Brugglns . . Ernes Jory Nabob _____ • ___ Geral ... Eric Blare Jamison * —„ I. P. Hempstead Georgs Inspector Crsne Thurston llall t’arlerry ....... Paul 3 Fred Kelaey Dickens ______ Dimwit ...... Thomas Thin Min Arlhi BADLANDS OF DAKOTA Jim Holliday Robert Stack Ann*-.Grayson.. Ann Rutherford Wild Bit! lllekok ... Richard DIx Jme ......... ’ ___ Trances Farmer Bob Holliday .. .. . Bred Crawford GREAT GUNS ___ ...* ... Stan laurel Rocky s----- ------ , Hugh Herbert _______ Oliver Hildy Spearfiah__U...:... Andy Davlns lammond Sheila Ryan Jack McCall ... Lon Charter, Jr. rester Dick Nslaoo Huricans Harry — Fuxiy Knight .....• Edmund Mre Donald General Curler .... Addison Rich­ ards Ridley ... Charles Trew Dr. Harvsy R oberts___ Rev. ftrbbins British Sink Axis Supoly Ship And Tup ir e e t ln n e a F re e r P e a r O ee l to bo threatened ly *n rnclrclinr movement. Military quarters eel.I tank* and Infantry ware about thru quartan of tha way around the Axis string of defenses stretch­ ing 40 miles from Gaxala on the rrast Into the desert. R. J. Reiter Dies At His Home In Longwood Today Robert Jama* Rclt'r, reslJent of Bsmlnol* County for the part British defenders and Japanese IS years, died at his horns In Inradora grappled In major battle Longwrod this morning at 7:30 amid the difficult and treacherous o'clock following a lingering Ill­ Jungles of Northwestern Malays ness. H# eras born In Allegheny aa tha bUti attack on tha penin­ cnunije county. Pa. wn on *Dec. **%• 10, 1800 and sula settled down to close and sines he has lived In Longwood bloody combat. he has been engaged In farming. Japanese claims, covering tho He arms a member of the Pres­ whole broad scope of their opera-, byterian Church of Sanford. Survivors are: his widow, Mrs. lions against Hongkong, Singa­ pore and tho Phlllpplnsa ware Naomi Reiter of Longwood; fonr that of a general land and air of- sons, John Reiter and Robert. 4naira against Hongkong had been Balter of Alleghany rounty. Pn.; undertaken at dawn yesterday, James R. and larey B. Rriter of that a British mechanised division Longwood: Ova slaughters, Mrs. had boon destroyed In tha advance Robert Bell and Mrs. Rose Birds* down tha Malaya toward Singa­ era of Allsghsay county, Pa., pore and that 11. American and MDs Naomi J. Raltar, Mrs. Batty British naval vessels Including , an Wlddia and Miaa Rule,tn Jean American sut-marina had, bean Reiter of Longwoodi also aoven grandchlldrsn. sunk oc put out of commisston. Funeral arrnni Tba aftnalra against tho Britannounced later Funeral Homs. “ NEW YORK TOWN,” atqrriai Fred MaeMarray, Mary Martin and Robert Preston, with- Akin Tamaroff, Lynno Overman and Eric {Port In support, win be', the f rature*'attraction at the Rita m rs U y , Y heater nail Wednesday and Negro Scout L eaden Have Trainin g Meet Harold V. Pact, Scout sites- COFFZ POT cu tl* and speed daman deba aro all In the day': work for'Alan Curtle, khawn hero with Lynn. Bar} and Shell* By an In “W# Go Fast," thrilling fttm about adveaturav c l cycle squad, showing neat Tuesdayje t tbs Rita. ^WkUUlM^Rlrtr PHOTOGRAPH SERVICE «■£?*** DAVID M. EARLE MANAGER Third ft Park A r c . TELEPHONE BUS Wieboldt 210 8 . Park Studios * P b ooe *8 �S A N F O R D .O R I O A SANFi S .n fo .J Florida ( H r A f f « And W *Ut AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME Legionnaires Main Axis And British F orces Are Cautioned By Caviness M eet In Libya Statd' Head W arns O f Great New Battle Is In Libyan Command Raffing A s Contact m h m S m h h ' Is Made 4a Miles L& jfi Past Tobruk Area Survives Sea Crash Nazis Are Harrassed By Blizzards As |& They Fail Back feU Country Will Keep Fighting Un■ til United States’ ’ Liberty Is Secure Says Danger O f Rumors, Hasty Criticism Against U. S. Army lM f* n a a In command of tha British troops In Libya, succeeding Gen. Sir Alan Cunningham. Gen. Ritchie's swift mechanised troope era re­ ported In a new offensive pro­ ceeding deep In the Cyrenalcan Desert, No Developments Are Reported On Theater Robbery No further developments have been announced In regard to the roblery of tha Kits Theater o f­ fice safe whkh ocurred tarty Monday morning, polka revealed today. Contra! Florida cltUt and alter large elUag la t t e t t e t e ___II a i* • duties will be to w*m tha public agalnit air raids and to as­ sist people In the evsnt of such an emergency, and tea tester *»• 4PP°lnted chairman of the Air Raid Warden Service for Seminole County by Joel Field, poit com­ mander. Tha Legion also heard a ehort talk by Mrs. W. f . Langar of the Salvation Army, who said there art 400 under-privileged famlli* s In Seminole County "looktnr to you and to rea for their Chrlitmas-’, and votad to tum over a rollectlon of toy* to the Salvation Army for distribution imong tr.e poor. Mr. Ingley said that since the appointment of the various mem­ bers of tha Defense Council by the County Commission six months ago under authorisation of tha De­ fense Council In Washington, a company o f 8tata Guards has tnen organised, more than 7,000 persons In the county havs been registered and elaaalflad, all members of tha council have bean finger-printed, numaroof committees have beta sat up In charge of various phases of the defense work, and both an Aircraft Warning Service and Air To Nation OnHongkong, Singapore Our FreedomFace Grave Thleats % Cautioning Legionnaire* agalnit believing rumor* and agalnit voic­ ing haatjr criticiam , agalnit the armed forcea of the linked State*, Rupert Cavlne**, department com­ mander of the American Leg loo, addrvaied the Campbell Loaalng Poat l*it night after J. L. IngWf, chairman of the Seminole Count* Victorious Red Army Takes Klin NUMBER n Member Associated Preiw S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , DECEM BER 16, 1SM1 Elmar Jaskaon, of-Baa rnaelaco, ws« aboard tha «,400*tmi Am«r|can motonhlp, Oregon, when'll collided with a navy vaaael off Nantucket Island, loulh af Cape Cod. Jackson and xlt other x*r vlvora were brought to Boston. Eighteen other aurvtvora and eight bodies were brought to New Bedford, Mass., by another res­ cue vessel. Glee Clubs Of Three Schools To Have Concert Christmas Choir Is Composed Of 115 Vocal Students Students from Semlnolo High 8chool, Sanford Grammar School and Sanford Junior High School numbering 1|S will compose the choir of mixed voice! on tha stage of Seminole High School Auditor­ ium tomorrow night at 8:00 o'etotk when the fifth annual coheert of Christmas carols under tha direc­ tion of Mix* Dorothy Sanford, high school music director, agd Nias Leonora Whldden, director af From AdvancingiJaps Italian Insignia Comes Down WASHINGTON, live. 18.— ( A f )— I’ reiddent Itooaevrlt waa reported rvllablv today to have meed the Senate Mili­ tary •Copimlttre In rvdur* the selective oertlre minimaai age to II and thua bring 2.400.100 additional men *ndvr draft rtglatrallon. The committee reiumrd roaalderatioa of Legielatien requiring reglatrallon of all men from IK to 41, Inclaaivf. and making thoov from 21 lo 44, Inclaalve, aubjert to mili­ tary aerrlee. WASHINGTON, live. 14.— (AH)— Former I'reaidrnt Hoover aiked Congrru today to give I'rexldenl Roosevelt the 'Wide*! latitude* In leg­ islation talahlhhing wartime control *v«r prleea and commndltle*. *We cannot know what tha situation may be a year or five year* henet.' Mr. Hoover told the Senate Ranking Committee a> he drew from his experience food admlhlolrator In the leal World War to oufgeot a II point program for Iht preweat wartime emergency. WASHINGTON, Ib-c. HI--(A*) —Prnaldent Roosevelt told the people of the United State, list night that this country would not lay down ita arm* "before liberty I* once ag*in secure In the world wo live In." The address w** made In obaervatlon of the 160th anniveraary of the bill of rlghta. "For that security we act—now and *v«rmore.M Accruing the Axil power* of attempting to revive barbarism and Impose upon the world "doc- Workmen are shown removing the Italian Royal insignia from the Italian building at Rockefeller Center In New York. The building win occupied l-y consular office* and travel bureaus until outbreak of tho war. Governor Holds z C S u O fin s puroaalon of truth," tha President Inala* aald and IsUnd sitting in tiers, will lift their told hit fellow countryratn. Ity Commissioner "»>*•• lnl° ‘ h« : "What w* face la nothing more IV are In direct ting arranged of blu* light* and crook or crooks, who apparently James Gut. They are In direct drape* with sparkling stars. In or laaa than an attempt to overhid In the theater after the clos­ charge at tha Aircraft Warning the stage foreground, fern, Christ­ throw and to cancel out the great Will Study Charges ing hour and committed the crime Service and are working out the mas tret*, braslllan pepper* sml upsurge of human liberty of which seme Uae after 1:00 A. M. This details In connection with the es­ baskets filled with poinaettUe the American bill of rights le the Further B e f o r e fundamental document; to forer sum consisted of theater receipts: tablishment of Urn Ah Raid War- will be used as decoratlona. the people of the earth, and „ concession money and a smal* dan Service. Making Decision In addition to traditional ciroti amount o f money whkh belong­ The Aircraft Warning terries. "Silent Night1’, -0 . Come All Ye among them the people of this continent, to accept the ebeolute Mr. Ingley continued, la under ed to theater employee. The Br CHARLES CHAUCER Faithful," “ Joy To The World'and combination on the safe had teen the direct supervision of the War "Hark, tho Herald Angels Bing', authority and deepotk rule from TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 15. — Department. Twelve posts have knocked off and the Inner door Governor Spessard L. Holland said been located In this county by the the program Includes. a selection leek was punched through. today that he 1would not con ­ Third Interceptor Command of by the Seminole High School Or­ chestra with a young eenlor, Ber­ Tampa, aach o f whkh consists of done drunkenca* by Florida pub nard Derier, who la a violinist, a Ha added with determination lie offtciala" after a three-hour one chief observer, two amlatant chief observer* and 17 obeervera. number by tha high ecbtrol trio that this natlen would not "under hearing on charges n f ilrunkenesi of mixed volcev, Miss tenford, ny throat, or In the face of any There are «40 local people who havo been assigned to this work. Gladys Pippin and Alma Grin- danger, surrender the guarantees sgainst Lloyd F. iinyle, assist Iham, selections by ensembles of liberty our forefathers framed ant state attorney at Stanford. nr* sighted, they communk-it* from the Junior high and high for tie In our bill of rights." glee elute, a vocal solo by Early yesterday President Knox Says Japa Have directly with headquarters at the ■shoot Wado Garner and a duet by two Roosevelt tent to Congress the Tamp* air b*a*. girls from Junior high school, Phy­ documented story o f . the peace Small, Two-Man Subs Tte difference between tha Air- llis AUen and Berbers Whitmore- talk, that smokttcreened Japan's croft Warning tervlca and the Air for tbs j| ,olrn*!?J sudden Sunday morning attack on WASHINGTON, Dee. 1«— lA”) Raid Warden Bervke. Mr. Ingley b*Accompanists M lu Grantham and Miss Doris Pearl Ilarbor to etart tho war. —Tiny two-tea. eabmnrtaee, be­ explained as in t t e ' former 'the Entsmlngcr. membets of *h" lie revealed that it was not un­ report directly to Tampa ae lieved ta te the smallest eubmeri oncoming planet. Wterote lor Claes of temlnola High Bchool. til three days after the treacheroue attache on United Ststea •thle* aver need In modem mar,tr Raid Warden Service U ships and men and territory that faro, (oak part In tte mirprise y a local service having to Practice Races Are -te he received an answer to hie Ith warning our own pcepli, Japan*** attack on Pearl Harbor, Mr. Ilrady had asked Ilnyle * re­ eleventh hour message to Emperor for aid taking care of Held A t Kennel Club Hlrohlto Dec. • asking hie co- moval from tha office of assist­ problems in case we era ant slate attorney on the charges First dog roses of the year hero, operation In further efforts to of drunkeness. preserve peace. Tte Chief Afar Raid Warden, Mr. unoffklal unofficial schooling races, races, were The temlnola County repre­ This answer waa to tho effect Leaker, le exported to establish' held last night at tte Banford Orthat the Emperor's "cherished sentative also charged that Boyle eon port for each sector of W0 Undo Kennel Club, ns P ^ P * ™ ^ deeIra" wee establishment of refused to drop an Indictment ponooa In temtnojo County. Each am being made for the tracks pane* In tte Paclfk and that agalnit him charging embexxle port will te composed of ono eenTHIa Majefty trusts that tha ment — an indictment on which 0'•Twenty^IviT'roels were run bo- President le fully aware of thia he had once teen tried end been for* a lari* I7**F •* found not guilty. fart." Practk* roeea wtU be steged ageta A crowd of about 30 persons from Seminole County eel In on the hearing In the cabinet room. Mr. Boyle denied that te wae drunk aa Mr. Brady charged or On Boyle Case Over East Group withdrawing Axis fortes narrowed the gap that 0 « t o w e l tea te e a te M d the bulk ef hi. remaining Infantry strength tela a North of Trigh el Abd, hk sad ladfcas twfco U ‘ S S V IV T S -.w * " a Total Score” In 3,280 To 3,128 In Match Held At Ft. Myers The \V,-«l (*us,t 12-man |>i»b>l team won tho Puncc lie lu'"n |Vdi-stral Trophy Sunday ut Ft. klyers by defeating u teuni rr|ire­ am tat ing the East Coast by a to­ tal score uf 3,2X0 to 3,12H, llyrd J.Goode announced yesterday. Mr. (•male Is the director of the West Coast I’latnl League and eeulr.il Florida representative. High scorers were (*. A. Ilrown, 204, and It- K. Newberry, 2X6 of the’ West Coaat; and II. (i. Stiles. 2!)0, and Lt. W. L. Cleveland. 275, of tho East team. These scores were made In tho 23 yurd all positions shoot. J. L. Allcnby of thu l«cnl club placed third in tho Marksman shoot, match one, 2 ealitsir, witli a 2HK score. He received a brnnxo medal. II. J. Williams pluceil first in thia event with 204, follow" 1 by W. II. North with 200. Other winners were; Match nne, expert, 22 caliber, It. (I. .Stiles with 2X2x300; Match one, master, 22 caliber, C. A. Ilrown with 2X3; Match one, sharpshooter, 22 call- i-lnnil const, resting pilots, eve hunting plsncs, marshalling gaa liiii-, bombs and ammunition fi new mid powerful assaults. ; Imperial Tokyo hradqlisrt* repotted thnt aeabornu Japaaa troop., drspito a heavy g a le^ S reeded In gaining a foothold 4 the const o f Borneo, within M miles bombing range of MMS London reported "very IgU fighting" between tho Britishwj Japnne,n in tho Jungles of S luvn, where tho Nipponese meg aiiifrd forces are said to tell , mu-bed forward 40 to 60 XsO on lie: RIO mild road to Sing I Holiday Vacation F o r School Will Start S a tu r d a y Children Throughout Seminole Write Letters To Santa Claus Russell Alvarez Will In s tru ct First Aid Class BtMtrom 100 Mjrrt taV AttatHg » Q ty fle w t Briefs *Wro«4 la Bernlook County who ■5VA? P * * * * *r ever are j j W j * » fsrohre standard Ins truek the administntion of First AM from Shmooll Ahrmrss, x-roy technologist t o graduate of the t o w n First AM Methods Course whkh wss offend by a rsprosent- U. H. HAH RUBBKU NEW YOMK. Dec. |«— r/P>— John L. Collyer, president of the B. Y. Goodrich company, gab! Motday that tte ceuntry’s present stockpile of rubber togethter with increased new source* would meet the nation's military and naval raqullaments tor a year. Marines A t .Wake W an t More Japs HONOLULU. Dm . 16.-W7 —Thia story ha* teen circu­ lating I* Honolulu: When Navy official* established eommtaleetlon with tte United listen, Maria* Garrison defend­ ing tiny Walts Island, they then anything yon cams th* reply,'Send i m w Je m .' Christmas holidays far all Bern* inolc County sdhnol children will begin after school hours Friday ■n<| continue until Jan. 6, Counv ty Superintendent T. W. Lawtaii announced this morning. Til* County Board will pay ealarla* of half a month to teachers. Janitors and transporters on Fri* day. Tte remainder will lo paid on Jan. IB, whleh la the regular monthly payment date. Mr. Lawton also announced that he has received a latter front Um Stale Defense Council whkh ap­ pointed him as head o f tha Cottaly School Bus Division. Mr. Lawton la charged with tte organisa­ tion of this division, whkh wtB have as its purpose tha *vaaaation or school children and adults, or for emergency transportatkm of troops, when called upon b y t H Army. Tha appointment waa M reived from tte Htate TtoM m S latlon Dhrkka. GUARDS ARM PLAI JACKHONV1LLH Dee, out tte eouthaast *d agiinst all fa Lester M. M an, of tte Fttdanl. division of Dedm gald �1 ■H n 1* r , m 7 -r ,.-.'■ WkI r i ZiZ* S A N t o r a PACE TTO t r ^ + i o r S A ^ o a r .; fc o t & .n r jf.r -- - ——-— The Sanford Herald r iU t llilH In Relaxation Needed - T _ !_________ .non prol prob‘ i , m , r .ngap.ii* r^mmur.r ! the Colony's big*it cannon I.U.I irportnl a heavy arlil khly were mounted to rekilt **4 duel. Other Uritbdi report* |attack and could not be liked Ifthnt light gun* were ham- fectivcljr kgklnat Kowloon._____ 'M I L I T A R Y , O B J E C T I V E IM d fikiuw< »..rr ■."'?•*rr. *«•**• Although there were undouhtedly good and sufficient reasons for the cancellation of the Hose Bowl foothall game _____ oUee ■ainr to be played in Pasadena, Calif, on New Year's Day, we KaliiH ____ I T . 1*1*. >1 •»• M l O l f i r . M X i i * . r ia r t M « • * « « hope that arrangements can be made to stage this con­ M MB .1 Warrk «, IHt. *C Can test somewhere else outside the danger area and that Hiii.u*n U dkah other big games, ns well as other forms of public diversion IM Ilar CnRIini |irn-»aala»aa Maaacaa nnd recreation, will continue as near normally as possible. It so happens that the Hose Bowl game is played on i m i m i f f i o i vtATKt F.ynbU Is **▼••*• the West Coast dangerously close to many of our mdjor “ r i f f . ■ ■ . —— .......... Kf CartUr aircraft industries, naval bases and military objectives and OM aualk -—----n Sft that the congregation of so many people as ordinarily at­ T iff# NM lka----MJ« «S Mmmlhm------tend one of these classics might present too tempting a tar­ 0 »« tM f .... ..........' . "T. get to be overlooked by Japanese bombers already known to ~AU sfcll.tfT «n n l a •xlMa M i l . r ~ !«»*•• M4 •« be ronming the Pacific shores largely lor no other purpose than to terrorize ami, if possible, to demoralize the Cali*' •* r tffa la r fomia populace. la la a * __ .R n a M la This, however, would not hold true for any of our a, la a . i i i - W " « a M ll a a a l H»M af a l n i t W a a , big football stadia located nnywhere between the AlleJ*ee a r t »»le «e le «e la «Ue to e e J M M aa X ik* a a a 'a r »*•«* » r t « - ghennies and the Hockies, nor do we believe It would for •a* »al fc e e a .e .n tr , la C k l t a i a aa4 bowls on tho Atlantic seaboard, which though exposed to New Talk.________ attack fmm tHe sea are admirably protected by such bases T k a H araM la a ar*mfc*r ml T k * Aaeaaiel** rr**a a k l t k la t u l a * as we already have at Cuba, Puerto Rico, Bermuda and a la a lr aailil*4 i* Ik* aaa f a r r * . other Atlantic islands. , ♦ M M W k a *1 all a r a i 4la»a f*k ** Whenever possible, wo believe it is immensely impor­ f H a t a a I t II ar aaf alfcarrtla* • • t M l l t f la Ikla ***** a a i ala* Ik * la aal **** * * n ia k »a k***la. tant that the public be given just as much normal recrea­ A l l H a k la U **kll*all»a a f a***lal tion and entertainment ns humanly |Kutsihlc and thnt. If j jj W K w im li w rf»* * fk H . anything, most of us need more diversion now from the 'TUESDAY, DEC. 16. 1641 run of the mill worries and troubles of the day than wr THs ' t Fieb ftani >h t e n h e r " did before war was declared. It is only if we can get our minds off tho dangers o f air raids and the emotionnl strum T b , tire *lanil< tenser now. of hating the Japanese, for u few hours a day, that we can Caught in an amber light. expect to maintain a mental equilibrium'throughout the T bo Craikling l>urm«hc<j Imuith long struggle ahead of us. I form t» tk* iwnr.l o f night. Tho mnllnhlr leave* ire inruet We arc afraid that the shell-shocked victims of this Under Ibe ,ledge of wind; war will be found as much, If not more, among the civilian With rvi-ry hainmerliuj j*u«t populations as among the front lino troops. And not all of Th© folinire 14 Ihinnwl, them will Iks those who have undergone enormous nervous By wwiUirr *»«• *«• taught • ^jle Ii-^i ml of Ihi* lr*»fj strain In bombing raids or unduly long hours of work at Ifhv ir c n t mind * i w n thought, lathe or adding machine. Never before In tho history of If _ . fiflght ry»|M of our Inrtirf. tho world have people had the opportunity to keep so well fiprurur fmm •i^rarly buil, Informed on current events throughout the world, and news Ar© nhu|Mil by •mnnn's pound; ■Thr yearn deciduous thud Itself at a time like this Is sufficient to esuso nervous break­ ilurti thrin on glinting ground. downs among emotional people. Our fortitude i*ai thin Those who are likely to suffer tho most are those A» loaves of trnuou* gold who havo nothing to do. A person who sits around the Sceka hardline deep within house all day listening to the reports of one major disAgainst the tpcar of cold. Wir can uur Inner world aater after another, who allows hla'mind to dwell upon the Of mind gallrd hare and clean casualty lists and the frightful horrors through which m Governor Holds To find a leaf unfurled many millions of men are passing la almost a certain subWith vein* of crystal green. 3-Hour Hearing CHAIII,KH EHWAHO KATQN joct for a hospital ward. A person who talks war, thinks war. reads war, and yet is unuldo to do anything about It. On Boyle Case A lot of tourist. who former and has no outlet for his nervous energy,' Is simply inviting |y went to Californlu for tha disaster. II 'anl I n t«r*l I ’ rniH I’ a g f O m | winter will conn* to Florida thU In times like these, more than ever before, everyone ter, *ab| that he had not noticed year. ______ _ should have a hobby. Get Interested In something as far that fluylo had acted any d if­ ferently at the dance than any j f Cannon fire wa« reported heard removed from the war as possible. Read tho Bible. Plant the other* there hut thnt after off the coa«t of Cuba the other rye grass and watch it grow. Have a vegetable garden the dunce he took hi* w ife home night. And we'll Ml they weren t Take up golf and learn to blast out of a sand tfup. Go and rude buck to the hotel and rum runner* either. fishing or hunting. Go to tho movies, football games, or the that hr *aw Iloyle, engaged in an races. Celebrate Christmas as near normally oh possible. argument anil that Iloyle ' ‘ *#ein*d to be very mail." Ill* tontimony Itumaiim ha* declared war Carry on as near ns you can ns If thcro were no war. did not indicate that Boyle w u ngainat the United State*. That If you are given n Job to do, by all means do It. If drunk. ta for the record. It Ik hardly Every now and then Mr. [Irmly you arc culled upon to servo ns nn air raid warden, a Red worth mentioning otherwise. i Cross nurse, or In any other cnpaclty. you should do ho broke in to ipiery u witne**, *hnking hi* forefinger to eniphnaiu! Russia la Bailing in some good immediately and gladly, and doing so you will have some­ hi* point*. On* of Brady'* witne**ct wa* body tiluw* againal tho Herman* thing to do In the fight against the enemy that will help these day*. Lal'k hope the Nn«l» relax your nerves. But until something better cornea along, T. Bradford Byrd. Mr. Byrd took • chair to th* aid* and a llttl* don't havo a shanco to get their do the Job you have been doln^ do it » JlUlfl nid wifi! ■ ----------**mh i i i e _ _. tha night of Ut* fibrin* danc* and , Seerotary lOtor*,'report khow that h* saw Boyle go up to th* rsUkntry and brkvtry “ Courtesy For Christmas” ad roar* g» ■peakcr* atand. Some of th* among th« officer* and man at crowd booed, he captained, and Pearl Harbor than Ina.'flclency Nil0iy ;i,iUJr? ? ;ti02. for Christmas presents comes from Iloyle became angry and picked cr neglect of duty ^ N a tio n a l Safety Council which recommends that pe- up n mallet and broke a pile of stacked nearby. The gov­ destrlans as well as motorists might 'Gtvg Courtesy for duhea Originally thlk w»k InUndkd to ernor thanked Mr. Byrd and Mr. of hi* bk kimply k Bill of Rightk Day. Christmas and thus help to rcduco the unusual number of Brady called another But tine* the Jap* dtelded to try accidents during the holiday season. Six pointers for pe­ wltneaaea. Of all the peraon* tcatlfylng, to tak* our freedom away from destrian politeness are os follows: ** i» o r 111 ■*- r S « < »|k If. & f »f i r r r- •• » ■- 1 •• *••'•**• F»«**» M a iM lI* * »“ « PERSONAL LOANS FOR ANY RKASONABLE NEED sffS t i S y ? cant 1 he Sanford Atlantic National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurant* Corporation Eire — W indstorm — T h e ft — Collision — Burglary k H O R H 'U I ■C l l / N u p a Io s DMU j H t V MiKHORS •C.IASS PAINTfR*, kwear It »a« Boyle." Brady hroko Into the proceed­ ing* about midway of the hear­ ing with an impaaalonrd atate■nent charging Boyle with holding over hi* head an Indlctmrnt for hirh ho had already been tried and freed. "And I Baked Judg* Millard Smith about it on two oecaaion*," he a*aerted loudly “ and the Judge ordered Boyle to nolle I*rn**e tho Indictment!1' Iloyle pointed opt that it wa* not up to hint to holt* proaae shy indictment. "My point," he declared, "U that if tho d«feaa* want* aom«thing about. an Indictment, ...... _ done —-. „ 1 11 I I J W W K /£ jg V they ahould aak the CotlK U> noil# pro***. An a tto rn e y » ^oh U^aaly Picture Framing; ‘j l i P P L l t ii MINT »miNO HPADQUART1M Singapore And Hongkong Face Japan Threats (C * * I I * * H r r * « ra c e G. U. STUART PAINT & GLASS Phone 30' 117 Park Ave. One) patently waa light a* .Manila had no alarm. Array headquarter* announced i ita bomber* heavily damaged two Japane** tranaport* y iitetd a y o ff Lcgaapl, 250 mile* *outheu*t o f Manila, to check a Japane** re ­ inforcement attempt. Advice* from Hongkong *aid Britlah Imperial force* an the p^nlnauUa, In the face o f pro ponderant Japaneae *trenglh. hail egun n methodical withdrawal rhleh atill wa* In progrea*. io make a motion In the ca»e. It ia the court which muat take action. I can only mov* that it A Reuter* dUpatch from Sing­ b* noil* proaoed." concluded apore Indicated that thl* mnneuvBafor# th* hearli which tried. Boyle a firmatlve. “ Why not drop It then,” the Governor askedT “ If It’ll help serve to smooth thing* ever down there In Sanford wiad Seminole County, then why not de It!" Boyle said he'd be glad to follow the Governor’s auggeatlea. Governor Holland then eeled nil who had anything to tay to get It over. “ 1 want ev­ erybody to aay M what h* wants to her*. We want to get this r and forget these things. There or* bigger things now to “ •Ink about" Other* who testified la Mr. Beyla’e behalf w en : Mr*. Wellae* Wright, Ur. and Mrs. I Wight, Bey Holler. B. J. ML J r , Randal Chase and L. C. Graf­ ton o f Titusville.__________ there was no further new* from tho Hongkong front The Jepeneia pu>h begin from Blngora In eouthern Thailand where troop* were landed along With armored equipment and or th* Navy until all th* circum­ stances *re known. !>« praised Capt. Colht Kelly, the Florida hoy who sank the Japanese battleship Haruna. as th* first hero of World War No. 2. And he caution­ ed th* Legion tgainvt falling for Wisal propaganda. Vies Commander Ned F.nith congratulated Mr. ravines* for putting Florida over the top in it* membership drive oral for putting Florida In ninth place untopg all th* department* In tho country, apd thanked Bill Thorn# for turn­ ing In over IOO membership* In the local campaign, presenting Mm with n token of appreciation fruin the post for kla fine tvorir. Caviness Warns Of Criticism Against Army ed n rar at the f ranch Av and fiemlnole Boulevard and _ _ Shaffer get out and walked over h g theta Uvea to sway Mow* with the tor and earn* beck Ue enemy. Two such men war* .Admiral law r sa rsd w , ’• I I I PITTSBURGH PAINTS, -ir i ‘ti w IN C O R P O R A T E D ) Compensation — Liability — Health & Accident <r^ s r 2T X U not ^A/MStoKANce ArA ^ «.i,fn,i?.d^ , x ; r * lk' not ,n ,h' ,trat' whu* euro, eomo luxury, that he had angrleet voice planned and glra th* money to raised In either houa* of Congrese the Red Croe* far the benefit demamjir^ihat our military como f tb# boy* at th* ^front If aeety . put on th* corset for money ^or happened nt Fearl Senet J. that ooff Be nato r Chariea W ^ f e bey, of New H*rap»hlr*. U then any ralatlonahlp between thl* fact and Senator Tobey'u long roeord as an taolatloplst! Muat w* exroeet that the mvnjwho did their beet lo obetruci th* tountay's praperoUon for what hoe com# vrifl be now the most vociferous CMBOYD--COMPANY U I ' l i U U I ( and th^n exp<ct the drtv*r *«> w*r' LOW COST EASY PAYMENTS • ECONOMICAL • ( O N H IIK N T IA I. no on* aakl he eaw Mr. BoyI* drinking. —~* II.h.,o»l,YOS h "w ^ lm ht; ^ i c 0„ S ," , ,t r a U on ,he " " " Mr*. Roby Laing apoke atrongly In Hoyle’* behalf, aaeertlng It la getting Inereaalngly dlffl — - that the hod never drunk IntoxL cult for the little Mialneae man m . cant* ia her life and that certainly to operate became of all th* rtgu a. Cross at Intersections only. When you pop out eb* ahould be qualified at that lstlona placed on buklneaa. Th* from behind a porked cor, you risk your own life and urtlcular dance to know If Mr. IKtle bualneaa la tha backbone of iojU had been drinking when th* country, th* *am* ae tha av take 10 years o ff tho driver's. t« danced with her during the eng* cltlaan I* what k*«pa It to­ 4. On rural highways walk on the left side, facing evening. gether. (Jovernment ahould do MUMthlng about It—<Jocoa Trib­ traffic, ond step off tho pavement when a car approaches, “ And I know he wain't drunk, une. 1 Tho foveromvnt ha* done k ai ' Pi.0" * y,our arm* *o many Christina) lit* maintained. too much already. Th* b**t way Tha general conaenau* waa that to help IHU* buitnaa* la to undo * Ithough Boy l« waa present at some o f th* thing* already done. tha dance and might hav* b*«n drinking, non* could nor did any In EagUnd they have continued certainly thnt he was drunk an to play golf on Englend’a beauti­ ^8 lx suggestions for motor manners were also offered charged by Mr. Brady, who later Cooks at Camp Blanding work ful courac*. dmpit# tho bombing to drivers by the National Safety Council. Here they are: •aid ho was not at the dance. 11 ‘to !• horn a day—but they Ixmdon • . and Slid oven an rald* on I>ondon Policeman C. If. Shaffer had hav* th* mat two <hya off. 1. Stay Don't bull your way through traffic stated In ad affidavit filed In th* occaalonal mladlrcctad bloat which,. - In line. — • ik*s a bomb crater an extra |Ly squeezing In and out. governor'a office that on th* ar assistant w ardeS/Thua » hooard for tho golfer to ncgotl 2. Don't sneak through intersections on U19 yellow night of Jan* a h* and another Sanford then will ‘ “ at*. Thar* la no ration that w* officer several time* were nearly ran a** why people In Utla country run down ty Boylo who appeared warden* and M wardens. E t a 3. Dint your lights when meeting cars at night abould not continue to play golf In a drunken condition. or participate In Other forma of Upon clot* nueaUonlng by the ■tfflfa 4. Give pedestrians a chance to reach tha curb when nit* butractlonA rocrmtUon a| a Ura# tike this they are marooned in the street by a changing light (ovemor, Shaffer admitted whan they need'all th* nlaitUon Mr. Carinees waa Introduced 19 ■a wa* “ not aura whether It waa • P ?"’1 ^ ock pedestrian crosswalks. And remember Beyle hr n ot" He explained that {On thry c«n got ^ _______ — pedestrians have the right o f way when you’re making R wa* entirely probable that be Local Red Croaa worker* bar* a turn. # • * could havo made q mistake sa bo a gigantic What *piK-ar. to b* G . Signal your intentiona to the driver behind, and he never did get n close look at s«m t v = ' to * raise raba a* as their quote for th* man driving th* automobile, Bcmlnolo County. A fO.OOO W*r get (n tha proper lane before turning. 'fflta Governor tator read an nf* fidavlt filed, by Hkaffvr's feBow *u, It haa become a BUI of Right* and IwfU Dsy, ,l - J-L roanug si ti.f jip H H H i SANTA ALICIA kWINE IS GOOD BY rfSELF AS WELL AS ON OR WITH Y O U It CHRISTMAS F R U IT CAKEl PINT 40c; FIFTH 1 /2 G AL. $1.40 60c HOMER’S SODA QUICK CURB SERVICE First fit, A Saaford Av*. HIT �- T :,rr i *s ‘ • ' - - 7 7 T . 'S . L 'f r r t n 'T t r r ^ 't r . r C t& E A T . V tC Z X T rZ Z 1?. i r u :y -T ; ,....T -» — T -ri^ r r . . -i .ry cr the •• at i ' l l . '.it.il M d i i i l d l i l > ilitrMir.n ..i tn r i II*rg#ncym \\ it. ii Hi C h u r c h F n t c r t u i i i c d !«»•»• > -« ilia4 M .• MacNcdl. M ..*! Ml ■ Mr* Kw\MV Mai ! . m» o f Mr*. Ni y <h »k . i^t i •» — ( S j i f 1 • • The rooms Mrs B Knight’ . j The Junior and Interfiled t e j ' ,r * I » 1Ii* Sill’ j DO Y O U R * ’ Telephone 11K ho mo on West birvt Street were . Girls’ Auxiliarn-x and th* Itojal i '*"* - rwr- n M MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor •’ia11 \ r«-!axation plixsici! W M. h .am *k.. ” illinm« imd \mhn«*.idori of of the the First Flr»t Ilm»lint ’ .1» •i i T•t fur I’lllisttlli’tif* ttt till* ••pvned m.suitc V for the annual Vmhn««.Tilor* i hrit.*raa* party o f the Depend ti*t Church were entertained with 1 ogburn i•1 the \.»v «i Re , ... •1111* -• 1'\•* UiV im;«lift »• 1 ' •.lliaa-xl till- l\ •• k l»\* iihli' ( ’ !:»*of the Method**! a t hiUtinas party on Saturday • \\ Il.lllv. l evening in the etiuu h nnni'i bv m. ul-l. I ill. \ i 1*• I*1 r tteie-tl t III I’lllir I’ lm rih la-t evening and decor I t. a| the i otin *el loM, Mr*. C. A. Vn l •»r»r•• M dk....... «•• ^ m ilti a*ti*»n, th. Navy .•t i n keeping with th»* Christ \\a t. i la. fa I a deMou. Jr , Mr*. A. M. (inrdnierj ,n* ,n 1'• l i * m i * tni’ .-iiiii nn lit -tntril iua.4 them** .11 aI (.a Hi Mr*. Adam A ffaltar of Orlan* 'h |1 * '•« t •• 1 . lux'll Mtill HI past llowU and v**e* «,f red gladioli nml Mr*, ft. A. M dllam*. Th.-v ,*rr i were a**'istcd hi entertaining b> ___ _ ___ do v»a* elected to serve a* presi­ * . v. u»l»i ihiIh I a ill! Corporal W i.lmm (elriiu of and Brazilian popper were placed TU ESD AY , : 4 t • 1 • »l 1■ •«!«.! exit l 1*1 >1,1— 1* J I'l temon, pre*idrnt Th* Pilot Club will have it.. dent of the Col Theodore R«K»sa- ( ’amp HUndm^ is Rprmlini: t f«*v. it nntagi* point'* aU.iit the room* ' Mr«*. veil Auxiliary Three o f the I oite«| • ■ I' • |*ll\ • il ell It it*, Will. Ill* Chrbtm ai party nrwt dinner ....... which w ife I 'ililin d at one vital j , *u* ^ ;,n'* ^ ,c *' K \ | )r t* S s il III I v iM 'l t .l l (hi) i ui Sanford with fruiuls lav » larg. lighted th.»>tn,a* tree. My. m . ,n . Tia, g. M the Children • .......... -Ill i< it la'll "1 |»ll V lug It th* Valdez Hotel thm eve Spanish War Y«*t**ran- at its r t f ••j.l i> ' i.l I.' •!•**#»*ir;laT-*-l l*> •*i» th»* mantel again*! *h»* \N M l nkig at 7 :0 0 o’clock. Knrh mein - u,* r o’ ^ t in s * ' «*».• h.,m* of Mr.. W i l l l » c l ‘ r i ’ si*n ti*fi iiram*t a hack Sgt Jirtirs Colbert r. turne i to gi •ii nil of gterfit*r> v*a* :i iiniiia ■i till 1mi nt in i'll In*r Cue*t* mi if received nf the t « t b asked to bring a toy to Mae Shrafrr mi Kim Avenue day to Cump Hlaiiding after r tun* replica of the -eerie of •The iliwu by N.ine) Wdliatn*. who nl*** m f bo donated to an underprivileged on Thuraday evening \| M> Other o ffic e r . elected include: week * furlough whi.'li v.a* |H*nt , i hdd m The Manger," with the pres Idle. I over the gile*t b**ok 1 . !\» M child. P ilot, will be prevent from Mrv. C. It. Lord, senior vice in Sanford with hi** pasi-ius rhn i* Win Min and shepherd* raieh child hi.'.ight a wift *uitahh t.itf* Nl hi.’iif* ' |{ Iph .L*hn-on Ortando, Ocala, G aine.vdle a n j provident; Mrv. Charlev Stillwell, Saaford. keeping vsnteh. Hie entire |*urty far * child m the (h il.li.n 's |l..oo , \ln u I \ T >i «"t||*r>\ «*t Mis* junicr vice prevident; Mr*. Alfred Mm J M Jackson i r I children » a* h. Id I.) ian.IM ight furnioh In Arc.*iiliu and pot it mnler th. |lt«|.'lii\ **;l »t t ••,| \%ilh \|i-- I tori* | The Alathean Cla*x nf the •t . JI it m np i .il t In’ p'urn Fleet Baptist Church will have Frtcxon, chaplain; Mrv. W. E. of C m r e o t l i l y are \i* .li.ur with ,,| f r„ n, camlles hunting in th.- tree — M m . Jackson i parents, Mr and muu I hu < und on the mnntels. ita annual Chrivtmav dinner T t !J*fni" 0n1! 'mtrin‘ ,c in,lr" r" ^ Mr* la rg e howls of p.itiisi 11 ift* ami * . C. I'rieM, historian; Mrs. J M n J W Mem. > *«’i»ti .1 bi’Meuth the *eene annox o f the ehnrrh at 6:30 I in a Iv* tu rn * w«’r» plmvd i»*out I• \TTKMI TIIK JI NIOH WOMAN’S ULI » i'll.\KI I \ -----The < In lit in |he Manger,** Mr I tlie room and nl one end " M. Kaeh niemter is a.kud tu ft. Lylv*. cuMiluctur: M n. 1. M Stvnin. assistant conductor. Mr|)\S( K AM) FASHION SHOW TOMORROW NIGHT Mr* (I W Jack*on o f t i-**»eeMt Knight rea.l the ( hri*tma> d o i ) plaeed a long table, mverest with bring a revered dith. | The exprcwi.m pupil* of Mrv. |Alfred Kin*. guard; an.I Mr*. City i* spending a few .lay* ;* while the i*» ho a*f t hri.-tma* run Is • white cloth holding II Cs-ntial the gur*t of her ilaaghti r. Mr*- •aalljal I lie III t| III the dl>tUIIC.l urnmgement of Itiii/dian peppi r George A. M a/frtt will be pre- F.lla Lundqu*t, a**i*tanf ruard Clyde Pierey vefiM In k rvcital at the South ung l») Mr* I lltirke Steele from which trailed red cellopham •Hid Mi*. H V ( hapinan Tin* |steamer* On fli’ ll ••ide o f tin Side g.+ool andttnriuin at K:0tl P. will me**t at tin* auditorium nt lighted red Mr* Jo.* V. Thnnta* o f « re*e» nt i . int>l> hit* r joined in 'inging Arrangement w .ie M. The public lx invlleil to attend. :t ;t0 p M. to Ih* precede.! I»y (Jurat, on tho program will he the board meeting at 2 45 P. M (*ity *|»e»it ve*terdav in Saiif nu a* i hristmas can d-. finally eliding taper* in white pottery ba*e* The annual l ‘hri*tma.* Review the gue*t ..f Mi and M' •• \\ with th. song of -Jin gle Hells* member* o f the Rahfonl (lire Club Thrntiglfffnt the evening end Numerous games were enjoyed fash ion ed gnmea W BDNBSDAY nf the Ruth Cordon Wright Dane i Mem were pl»)»al “ rial. r the alirectmn of Mr* Chap •after which th»* guest* *ih*e'»d The tlelen IJoyd Circle o f th* ing Scltool will be pre*rnted *n Mr* Muyme llodgm ha re­ man and Mr* J M Leonard. Flrtt Raptixt Church will vi.it the Seminola High School nudi a number from the miniatii'* I lie guest- wete then Ufdicred 'Christum* tree on the wall md the County Home at 3 :0 0 IV M. torium at H:00 p. M. The *how turned t*' hei dlltie* in 'ii*' I oui • Member. are a.ke.l to meet at i* being given for the Innefit of mt Center lifter being dl f*»t u v into the dining toout where re gnvc it to Mr- Anderson. \\h the ehdrrh. the AmericflB Legion Auxilary vrral da) *. fre*hmriit.* were served buffet in turn prr*rnte.| them with i THURSDAY and the public ha* b*»u tnv. tv. I *t> le. with Mr*. H. A. Appleby 1gift from the lighted tree \ The Oviedo exprraaion and pub­ to altrikl. Ml** Ruth <. I t !• ft this tn**in pouring the co ffe e . The dining numlier of Chrl*tma* cand* w*n lic apo k ing claaa nf Mra. George ing for her home m L.aUi ' die. table, etivered with a hindiuad nm >AT sung by the group A. b u f r m will hr prevented, in Th* m**tlng of th* M M Hilil* Ky . .Titer *pendtng a f»Av day* Imr cover, was centered with an The children were -cite d m a recital at the Oviedo High Claw o f th* Mrth.Klivt t’ hurrh with hei brother m law .Hid *i* a» iangi nient «.f Rtanlian |H'Ppr, School at 8:00 P. M. The public hat h*cn noatpon*.! imlrfinitrly. ter. Mi. and Mi* J diu l» Ivey. and tall lighted ied tape r* m circle and served refreshment • la invited tn attend. It was achrdulr.l to hnv* tr.n •'ivstal holder*. A group o f the by the hoRtrRRcs, assisted by Mi» The Grammar School P. T. A. held on Friday avtnlog. Friend* of Mr* I.. F Bauman r..l luprrv In cry.tal holders w o. W P Brook*. J r. nnil Mi* NV Rumhley The iefre*hnieiitill In* glad tn le »r»i *hnt *he pl.ir.'il Oil Ih* buffet and on ill* C of s.iitdw it he*. ho. „ t „ .r*,| ;, r r-»n*i*t«-d ha* b«rn reinovn* from the hern •> rv.nir ia ll* clineolnte and caiukie* whuh were Mcmot ml llo-pitul I mngi iuetii o f t<*d candle* vur ald-I.niighton in the shape of a Chri*tin:is trie to her home on French \venue ruiinded by greenery. nml brightly dei-or:ited Fiv.-rnt Twentieth ., *.*rel Mr* Hau j Favor* were presented by Mrs wi re sin.ill caudle holder- mad. n.an recently in.diiw .nl o mnim j Knight from m miniature sleigh •if gum drop* holding n enndh operation | t« pped by Santa Clau*. They A fter the guest* were *ent.d. wero made o f cellophane in till •T V veiiopnane ill the t|„. eamlle* were lighted. *voiU Mr«. I* I. Jt..y .iii'l 'l l - . U - ! ‘ "'V umbri-IU* hnlilinif ' th,. ,f a r idenl* of MChri*ti:i Verne t ..rdell o f Jacksonville. \ rr'1 trv rn mint*, gi rl h oo d and the trevhiHul accoiiipanteil t\ M»s Roy’ * I llostesae* f..r the party m ml Those enjoying tin* party w.i« mother, Mr* w t |iicker*oii.‘ dilmn to Mr*. Knight were Mr*. Nancy William*. Judith Jon* Mr*. F.. J Kouth and Mr- R V , ^P|di*byt Mr*. J. .M Leonard, Mr*. Kuh) Anderson, lb-tty Ann Muk That sacaon 12.00 aatrd on t f t r y 111.06 y*« ap*nd on dry Cameron, .Ii . -juuit the w ie k e n d 'l 11ii r k«• Steele ain| Mr*. W. J ler, Marjorie Anderson, Myra d*aain«. _4 III llelle d u d e II- the gile-l * of King. Ann Southward, Hetty t ugle, Mr. Dickerson. Mr Kouth und[ Other* present were: Mr*. W Mary Davbl. Hetty Sue IDtcher. Bring ua your dry tieairinf and ar* will |lv* you th* ana* Mr. Cameron. Mi- Roy and Mi** i.l David, Mr*. It K Chapman, Holden David. l<r*lio Harvey. W hhh claan work for which you pay H % more tla*wb*tr. Cordell returned Sunday night Mr*. .Nancy Brock,. -----Mra. .J. U A. Cagle. J r , Vera Durden, Jean W * clean and black hats, do alterations af to Jacksonville. < allahan. Mr*. Paul Johnson, Mr*, j Durden. Dorothy Munson, Don*' all klnda. W i remodel coat a. coat auita and A- II. Middleton. .Mrs. K. C. Wethirlngton, June Wethenngtoii. pants. Iyet aa aaakr your last yta r’a *uit Simlh. Jr.. Mrs. D. I). Smith, 1 LuVeme Newsome. I.eland Rudd. look Ilk* new I The officer* who were elected Mrs. \ I*. Smith. Mrs. K. A. Lon |Jean Manning und ILute I Routli /will he officially installed on Jan don berg, Mr*, p. || l.an*ing, Mr*. AI*o, Stella Whitmore, Mildnd 8, by Mrs. Fdim (liles of Cuiutdl.i (icrtrude Page. Mr*. P. J. Web Barincaii. tiwnulolyn jtaPrnniii. During the business session It cr. Mr*. Luther ftavid, Mrs. Kd Ted Hayes, SI\irnuiyc Metlivm, was voted by the oignnization Ward. Mr*. Henry Wittr, Jr., Mr*. Ruth llodgc*. Iniogenc Methvin. to contribute to veteran* ho> It. Ita Knight und Mr*. ||. (i. Mildred Turner. Joanne Dantpier.1 pitul* and to the Children's Home Pearce. Barlaira Ann Dani)iicr, tlloria Society in Jacksonville Dumpier. Cl.iru lld l Whitaker, At the cnnclu-uon o f the meet Peggy ^ nn Pippin, Dorothy ing the Auxiliary vva* joined bv ( ’ niter. Slurb y Mori land, Mar member* o f the I1. S VV V. Camp garct M )cr*, llarlniru Rmk»r. for their aritnr.il Christmas par H o ! I(il|y Brinson. France* Humbley. ty. The party rooms were effee K ^ n i Z C U |Tho„Mia Runililey, Betty Jean lively decorated with pomavltia*. Sheppard, llobby l^rr Morton And InfcimmHon on tlit* u r y z n iu . Kimna Rumbley. evergreen*, colored light.* und Mexican daisies. Kcfrv*hin«nU in liuli o f th , liu o d iu for iU u. J m . .A lt a . Mi * M »- ^ i:: r t vr. -- — “ S o c ia l A n a Social Calendot ZZ “ ~ 1Dependable Cla£9 P e r s o n a l A c tiv itie s Mrs. Affaltar Elected Auxiliary President Jclubs Of D T . I th. f ii ii, >'“» Annu“" >,irt> XM \S CALLING P e r sonals r •*] 1* ; t* Does 20 % Discount Mean Anything To You? i HATS 65c 'Dresses 65c Suits Pants CLEANED & PRESSED CASH & CARRY ARK ABOUT OUR ECONOMICAL LAUNDRY BEKVICK *i . i v R Ji I I LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. 110 EAST SECOND ST. TELEPHONE 465 AtUnd The Junior Woman*# Club Charity f Dine* & Rlno Jacket Itundles Will Ortrani'/nri k— pimw w l l k t W C h r ia f a U ia — a x w ( mmm, Fashion Show To Re Featured At Dance CtcZiCtiC .* 4 k«U baa t a x r-Mtata ky l jti. -f. jfftmwapt, area* ffta were rervrd to about TIH person* D. Martin, Srmlni>li> County chair- WillUmii, Mix. Gurilnier, Slrv "•»n for ihc lliimllc-x for Hrilnln John l.nw», Mrx. W. C. Kumlilvy, present. from the publicity rlcpurtmcnt nf Mr*. I. fl llarvry. Mrx. II K Ihn Bumili-x fur Briluin, Inc. In Tnrn»r, Mr«. Hoyt R'nodwxnl, HlfSN MINK ACRF.KMKNT N’l-ur 'York t'ity. Mr*. II. A. Mrimilnit, Mrv A. J. ml Mrv The Uumllrx fur Blue Jacket, lx ' I’etrrxnn xml ,ihe Itev WAHIIINCi TON. Dcr. la —( i i v beinif formeil to provide nrcex.itiex ' W I*. Hreniv, Jr John L Lewi*, president o f the C. ami rnnifurtx fur the Imya in the “ I. t). United .Mine Worker*, and Unilril S tale. Navy ami the Mrr Hurry Moses, head of three large chunt Marine. A chairman fur the captive coal company subsidiaries oriruniration will In. elerlril in lire of the U. S. Steel Corporation, near future, the work tn ta* rmv. ly signed mt agreement today giving conrtlinaUil with the Bundle. f..r tho U. M. W. u union simp in the Britain. Those who want tn havr fun captive mine*. All mnthrrx who have xun. in xiul at the ,ame time help the the ----nuvv _. or -----marine, ar,. oxpre ally -----------,— —...underprivileged in Kcniiimlr Fashion Show Tomorrow Nite — urged In join the oe,-nt.iz,tiun In County, are invited l» attend the order to meet the ureex.ary re- j annual Chrixtmax Charity Ball. MOREHAN EVER BEFORE, NOWIS THE TIME TO GIVE A PRACTICAL GIFT! N A T U R A L BRIDGE SH O E S A R E Practical! Com fortable! Versatile! Smart! No woman hu too many pairs of ahoea and you can b« aura there is nothing she would rather have than Natural Bridge aboea from lvey*a . . . Moderately priced, they are built for both comfort and style. Choose one or more pain from our Urge selection l Iiulrrmrntx shieh they will be |rani game, and fa.hinn .hn» railed upon in furni.h ax the war which will bv pre.»n««.l by the progre.xex. Junior Warnin') Club in the ball­ All .pecifiraliunx nml initnie- room of the Mayfair llnlrl nn linnx fnr ihe garment. In be madu the Wcdnexdny evening, Dee. Ii. fur the new organization will b« Tlu* gamei of brtdgr, rummy furni.heil by the V. 8. Naval amt C'hinexe checkerx will legin Department and may be 'eeurtd at 8:30 o'clock and prilrx will by contacting Mrx. Martin, Ule be given Ihiough the courlr.y phone 68(LJ or at her home on of the Senfonl Merchant., who 1331 Mtllonville Avenue. Inxlgnlo* daoaled them for the party. The admiaxion ia the popular' are nnw being dexlgned to be wen on the gormentz, and all garmenla price and everyone who attend, ii entitled to the three-point will be labeled and dixtribuled ac­ program of entertainment. The cordingly. Garmenta which are moxt need­ iroceedx will go toward the fili­ ed are knit gmnnrnli Including ng of baaketa for needy familira turtle neck awealerx. xcarfa srd on Chrlxtmaa day. A faxhion ahow, under the di­ glovex, to combat the cold north rection of Mra! Guy It. Wood, Atlantic wtntera. Quoting Mra. Walex Latham uf Jr., of the “ Junior Woman’. Club. the New York office nf the Bun- Mrx. Anne MacNelll and Mra. dlex for Britain, * VVe muxt work Arthur Partin of the Yowell horder than ever before to do our Company, to be atagvd prnmtly part to bring rome mruxure of •t 10:30 o'clock will contribute comfort to thexe men who^ are to the entertainment program for the evening. Mra. John I- Lee carrying out thia »reit taxk. A new ahlpment of yarn haa will be the Interlocutor. Muaic for dancing which will been received hy 'If*- Martin and may be had by jontsat.ng «»»• be engaged In during the re­ mainder of the evening will bo furntahed by Clenn Brown and hl| orchextra. Mra. Earl King ia general chairman In charge of arrange* menta for the dance and la be­ ing isolated by all member* of the Junior Club. Tickata to Ute affair may be secured from any member of th# Junior Woman* Club or may be procured at lb# door on the evening of the dance. Table reaervatlona may be had by telephoning Mra. John L kill leghoi ler, r Mra. J. Malcolm HAPPY BIRTHDAY ’ 837. Hlggfnz. 8 modeling th# gown# for­ Kaymond Dei rado th* Yowell Company, Mlaa Hazel Harvey f asarfist\rZsz 0 3 SSk JffV JUNIOR WOMAN’S CLUB Annual Chanty Ball '<0 FASHION SHOW Glenn Brown's Orchestra 26- Checker* Rummy* Dancini Sir Hotel - WBdeDcc ? M . Mi . i /.im fl.T a ii-i& P M > a^#a » h >.«*« ( r * A m .iv* •s; a*' * •' x VrirvSOTflr t'v . w" JnvrMb\v ■«* m m m m ► A- ♦ Ama p is �■Bftte-r.. I THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, PAGE FOEfr Rose Bowl Contest la Moved1T§ Durham RAD IO N E W S i8 ,_ o n PWadena’a famed >•*• Bowl foot­ ball attraction t* m • “ f * haven a t Durham, N. C, ymUrdoy while I t t Frtuctaeoa Jto»t-We*t grid ntor waa da* tor • naw horn* 6:00 UP Ntwi 4:10 Jim Whit* 0:16 Voice o f Broadway 0:30 I.um and Abner 4:46 The World Today 7:00 Dinner Muelc 7:15 8am Cuff 7:20 UP Newa 7:30 Second Husband 8:00 Boy* Town 8:30 Unnounced 8:66 Elmer Davis and the News 9:00 W# The People 9:30 Report to the Nation 10:00 Glenn Miller 10:16 Publle Affaire 10:30 Sports Reporter 10:45 Newa of the World 11:00 Guy Lombardo Orche.tra 11:30 Benny Goodmijn Orchratra 12:00 I.lnton Well*, newa 12:06 Sign Off . T to war-, effeet* cut aiU. Into tka F*r program. Oerr £*P«r. Weat* CuIbert U yesterday erdcrcd Santa . Racetrack afflcNU not to the winter aeheduled SI. i« a too fata ****** — LET US WDBO Tomorrow** 100116 $ 0 .5 0 OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION HOCKEY'S IR E SHOP 113 80. PARK AVK »a », * i * CAdJUMCWIVfkAdo ■wdoiaf *4 r.vtie, a X rtM M A fA ArtrfATRAat ( eAx* 0 - M l. • \ v Fto f rim 3 :4 5 Children ar* *1*0 People 8 :5 5 Pr*»* New* TELEPHONE 425 . •• ---------------------------------- M A R C H --------------------------------MiflUsJO vdod -rye *5opoo 0:30 Norman Beaeley and Pla. Cowboy* 7:06 Brcakfaat Brevltlr, 7:48 UP New, 8:00 Tha World Today 1:16 Organ Moods 8:30 Music Men 8:45 Virginia 9:00 Morning Devotion* J am MSAO Vfadiwe a * w a u 9:18 American Sclioul of NO0TM Ado South o f f 4 Air 9:46 UP New. (0:00 Hamel 10:00 Black and White Note* 10:16 Myrt and Marge 10:30 Stepmother 10:48 Woman of Courage |1:00 Drama of Pood 11:16 At Horn* with Salljr Mar­ tin 11:30 Music a la Carter 11:46 UP Newa It :66 Temperature ftuysoose osfeATko 12:00 Kate Smith Speak* 6*»iis vtod f a t -rue ie c t> io 12il8Ch*ck*rboard Tima H d * vJfftkd A M O m t i O 12:30 Daneetlma ■X Stouwox - SAAK. 7 12:45 Our Gal Sunday >y 1:00 Dial* Farm Club of the Air tdg* I 1:46 Road of Lift 4:00 Columbia Concert Urthcetr. 2 tOO Young Dr. Malona 4:30 Iandt Trio 2:16 Joyc* Jordan 4:43 Prce* New, 1:60 Th* Goldbarga 5:00 For the Farmer 2:36 Building Jor Defense 6:10 Twilight Melodics 6:30 Christmas on tha Moon 2:45 UP N«wa 2:60 Thra* SlaUrt 6:45 Just Entertainment 3:00 Farm Baeurlty Adm. There are 63 chaplain* at 3:1ft Bob Hanon Bong* Camp Blanding conducting 02 3 :3 0 Renfro Valley Folk* church acrvleea • week. Your Tires ■ ‘ S o r d s '. R e v ie w o f the Y e a r Taalxur* rregrama RECAP 44 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1C, II WVI------------- —---------- • . • '* /i x O event, hung on the limb of uncer­ tainty. In on* quick development, Rose Bowl authorUle* accepted *n Invi fS tatlon to shift th* New Yeat'e Ddy Roe* Bowl g»mo between Oregon Btst* College and Duke Unlverelly to Durham, homo of Dllke'a undefeated Blue IHrwIl grid to c o s . . . . I t followed Bund ty'e volunlaiy t of Paatflenea youth. In climbing to the ninth floor window* of th* onaulato in ■ downtown building and ripped by notified and repair** to th* flag from It* ita ff. any claim, aad demand, wklefe yau. ar either af roe. may I t t f o aaalaat tha .tale af AMBLE Y B. BLADES, deceased. kata of aaid LEGAL NOTICES County, to tha County Judgo at Hatnlnola County, Florida, at h i* offlca In tha mart houaa af ante, uv tu p ? r m c r r r c o iiit o r County at Sanford, Florida, with* r u n NINTH Jl n t e m , n u n fT In eight calendar monthe from tha i p a n d r o n tups t o i M T f o r lime of tha tin t publication of f BMINQLVB. ITATM o r PLOH* thin natlca. Each claim or demand ■hall ha In writing and ahall d ata IDA Iff C H A irR R T tha place af raaldenca aad pad* JUANITA LOVIN. riaintirr offlca addrraa of the claimant, aad VI. ■halt ha aworn to by tha claimant, If AL D. IdOVIN, Ptf mutant agent, or attorney, and any a*eh CHANCERY NO claim nr demand not eo Died ahall NOTICK TO APPEAR be void. TO TIIK DEFENDANT. HAL D ASei.r.Y O. I f.t D R I ' LOVIN: An eiecueor af the Loaf lYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Will and Tee lament at to appear In lh« abovt atylad ANKLHT B. BLADES, deceased cauit. a divorce aalt. which la FI ret publication, Nov. II, l i l t pending In tha Circuit Court of lha Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for tha County of M»mlnola. Htata Of Florida, and you ar* haraby required to flla >otir app*aranca In tha aald n u a * on January Ith. I t t l. la l thla Notica ba publtahad onca during aarh « « tk for four oonaacutlva waaka In lh#» Hanford Hamid, a newapaper publtahad In Mid county. WITNKHH my hand and aaal an Clark nf circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for tha County of Maminola. Htata of riorusM, tht« FARMERS’ M A R K E T NIoootlAMtM V rm*t Wip ort fAlot *9 Do#. Its REFOllT NIX 21 APPDBfla Dot. D«Urlvu> | t1 l. Dr I. I lf # . (Him IM S. I AVIX*ADOa bu. hpr». ft AO IIA NAN AM. «9 lb buna., ft. U tl M IiKANS. snap. bu. br$. grata and Valentine*, ord. lo fey. fl.ta to |l WJ. nnCXXJLeLI. lb ]We to lie. CAIIIIAOR. Ton. bulk. f*lr to fey. m a o to I l i H Chlnaaa Cria. 91. IS CIlAYUTFe. bu b|ir. 41 75 to COLLaARDS. Dor bun. 4*»c to CAItltUTfl. dor bun. «ae to m r v . shall*! whlta cwt. 11.11. CAL’ iwIFLOWUIt. ert. No. 1 to 12 91. No. 2 hpr or to II W EOOPIaANT. llu hpra. fair to good •5r to lie O n A P lirn U n . $«aa«y. tvoira U. 8. Lomb ft It S U**' *•••■ 2 It « . 4 bog W J5I.KNUN8. % boa IlFa l i l t , i*ra >1 15 iS.TTVCK. 1 d»a r rats a. fraberg. ft 20 to It Cal rrta. ft dor 11.ft# to II at. t dor 12 75 to II 5a * ONIONS. &o lb aaek. yellow 12 tft to 12 2ft Mp-onlah. | I !4 to |2 5# dot bun. ftfr to 40c. OltANCKM. Ie>l I’ M comb. 11 to No 2 1145 PtllMlsKY. tfwr bun I'KAM. graan. bu hpr f2 4*J to MAKE XMAS TELEPHONE Batista mi. O r ft KILN DON Thla ptotnr* ahows PraaUtont Fnt* <’lvrk of th« circuit Court gcnclo Batista signing th* deer**, lip A ftl W EEK* acted upon by the Cuban Cuograa*. D. C. putting Cuba at wnr against Japan (CfftCUIT MKAI«I a* an ally of th* United But**. •2 54 pfCl'PKftH, bu hpr wonders tl "4 to 91 7ft bu hpr. olhar varieties |1 as io tl 5A FtlTATDEM. Ite.l lilies hpr No. I stsa IMS to It ft#: 2*a li lt to |t 15. No 1 75c to 91 00; N K ewi 12 •• to tl IV It A DISH EM Iw>r bajn 15c to lie MI'INACII. bu. hpr Mummer Type. 75c to 11.40 MQt’ AHII. bu hnr, 5*cltow, NONK* W T POTATO r-y. CTT Peck*, l i e * to It }5. t>u- lube l»c to tl »* Joe Louis kMocxMo o o f Aee jiMod v * r * e . |fttV«*OdO — 1 • '‘I TOMATOCn. »* «» »» to. Crate*. or«l. to good. It ft# to H ## I® |h certone tl.H TASO BItlSe*. «-» bo. romb tl •• Fe It *• M U. II Don Ulanding, poet and artist who recently pu ubliihsd “ Klorl dayi,” a delightful book of Florida verse, and who now make* Florida hi* home, w.a elected president of the Ft. Pierce Chamber of Commerce cent above U s t y f e r . recently. Hie first effort la to­ ward beautification and ha ad vocatea that a tree be planted and named for etch child born in the community. Sturtevant Applies For Re-enlistment CALLS EARLY i.* t u b c o t n r o r T ttr c o tin r v Jt'INir. IP.MItlOLK t-Ot'OTT. FI.OniUA. I.* PKOBATK. IN tut: KHTATK of ANKLET D. DLADEH. Der.aeMl TO ALL CIlEpiTOIl K AND PER- HAVERHILL, Matt. Dec 10— UP)—'Th# aallor. who waa dismis­ sed from the United Sutea Navy for tearing down a Nail iwaatlka from the German consulate In Ban Francisco last Januiry, haa ap­ plied for revniistment. Recruiting officer Charlea Mitchel aald Monday that Harold J. Sturtevant, 20, want* to join again. Sturtevant waa not given a dishonorable discharge, but left the Navy jn ehargei of mis­ conduct. * • , ..._ Sturtevant. a resident of Hav­ erhill, Joined a shipmate and four /dr SWEATERS . Hut term on-Zipper 93.95 lo 96.50 SLIPOVERS .......... ........ 93.95 SLEEVELESS .... 91.65—92.00 VESTS * 93.50 ALL-WOOLS AND RAYON MIXTURES SAY MFJRRY CHRISTMAS WITH OUR ROW ERS PIPPIN GARDENS, Florist JACKETS | L E A T H E R ...... *8*»5 to 516-50 W O O L ..................t o •THE SHOP OP PERSONAL SERVICE” 5 6 .9 5 ZELAN POPLIN 54-50 to 55.00 WOOL LOAFERS 58.95 to 510 ANb PkACnCAL P lM uot companionship atti dalkloua drinks a n yy-on hand. Moot friends hors. Modprlceo at all times. Package Goods Beer & Wines Cocktails •:'» j We Deliver Tdophone 9106 THE -TAVERN W itt, eomm*nd*r of lb# fourth £ r m £ 'l n th* InUraat of national W A L T H X srrA T cm Meanwhile, aponeont of the E ast-W est gam* ware reporltd considering several InvIUtlona to play th* gsm *. Chicago, Spokane, Atlanta, and tha Umvanltlea jf y . e f * . and Oklahoma war* aald to h ot* eitended blda for th* eon- ELGIN WATCHES lo n g s l e e v e . WOOL A RAYON— .......-15.00 RAYON GABAKDIN E— 53.50 ROGUE BHIHTS.— .........53*0 BLEND WITH SLACKS I TRADE IN YOUR OLD WATCH ON A NEW tail. ONE! LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR CH RISTM AS OLD WATCH. . . . Tha gift that grows lovelier with the years. Com* In and m * th* unuaual ••(action o f antique* for sale to th* M opl* of 8«mlnole County by Mr. * Mr*. Edwin W earer who for many yasra •paratad an antique .hop In CrMovllla, 8 . C. ( W e are In no way ronnact. ed with tho antique thop which ta*t year wea operated i* *hc 5 04 Bloak o f Perk Avanua. EDWIN WEAVER 111 N . Park Ave. ELBON WATCHES ...Our loi» prices snd wide variety will surprise you I COBHKUT MEN'S WEAR By PAIJIi ROBINSON RITA KBIT ANTIQUES 1000 Perk At*. .. Perkins THE JEWELER TELEPHONE 357-W rvs DCCIOCOTO is r V o t m u e iw c A O ji Sanford, Fla. 2 5 ^ IveleWl'I, !^T H iN O ffID U l > o a rt w »— ll ’M Wa2TAAOo n O /-T HK Hi.YA.cwiBfir/ *■ SlAPONPLlNTVcy $ upsnoc-rwdar ATAW<m.OFaAE- Advertisements -------------- \ l U B t V ____ 01113 ON TWO . O N E MULE-farmlng tool*. I toga. YlPPEf/ H THAMES' » * L0N0 dlatano* mov. crating A .torage. Loss. Trajufar A Storage, f t P /N O N PI ICSA irm wAiz-'j NngeivMal APAfiJOONj ISHOW- QAUflHreC, row esei . You.* r r OtT — MHi e ’e Ovo. LONS) R A N K E R A WOMAN OF FEW WORDS 4Q>e) ^ 5 0 T 9 1 A j y s s n ife s ii WANTED ( ^ ;^ P 7 li§ iV - f ' * \ »■ - *... -e'LjYV,:- .X ^ t ^ Y V v S C f '.* . �—— m r ............ ^ ■■ s* * • - ' '»:" r ■■ S h Sanford Is The Only Central Florida City A fford in g IU1F Highway And W ater Transportation e AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S PA P E R ■W — ■ _ VOUJM Established la 1908 Legionnaires And Forces Are Cautioned By Caviness Meet In Libya State Head Warns Of ^Aircat New Battle Is In Libyan Command Raging A s Contact Is Made 40 Miles Past Tobruk Area Victorious Red Army Takes Klin ^N azis Are Harrassed By Blizzards A s They Fall Back 1^ Mir l a u i la t H rrw l The British today said "no decisive result" is yet achiev­ ed in the Libyan fighting al­ t h o u g h a great new battle raged as the main British *nd A x is forces established contact southeast of Gazala, 40 miles beyond Tobruk. Continued Russian advances are reported on both flanks MaJ. Gen. Nell M. Ritchie, 44. i. In command o f the Uritiah troop, in Libya, .ucceeding Gen. Sir Alan Cunningham. Gen. Ritchie’ . of the Motcow defenie art. >wift mechaniied troops are r e ­ Red troop, smashing sgalnit ported in a new offensive p r o ­ wfnUr-wurn Jefionj of Adolf ceeding deep in the Cyrenslcan Desert. ” HtI*r har« reUkeo the 6tralegic railway town of Klin, 60 mllea northwest of Moecow, end tho gijrantie Soviet counter-offensive hae overrun score, of other tiern strong point, in a eeriei of .. announced officially No Developments Are Reported On Theater Robbery C £nT ^7S& S^S: **«n _ aqnipmraf tra•ported over J* ™ ’• * > * • " » erJStonla from * * to -m u to * * .aid. . 7 * «M»«a af Kite and the triphammer Mawi at »t«ll" lw had No farther developments have been announced in regard to the rohtery of the R iu Thtatar o f­ fice safe1 which ocurred early Monday morning, police revealed today. Central Florida cities and Other large citiee In the state haes been notified of the crime (y the police department and were asked to be on the lookout _____1 o Bktahod Soviet troops penetrat­ ed German line* to blow up Nail bioekhooaea; guerrillas still played havoc with attended Nail com­ munication lines, and the froten approaches to Moscow were litttrrad with Nasi dead and abandoncq material. The London Dally Mall reported from Stockholm that 100 German divisions (about 1300,000 men) were in full retreat through blind3jg mowetorma and bottomleu WTfta which over the week-end turned the whole front into "white hell* from Leningrad to Taganrog. In Ubya. British and Indian troops driving on the heels of Wtthdrawlng Asia forces have so narrowed the gap that Gen. Edwin Rommel has been foreed to throw the bulk of bis remaining tank and Infantry strength Into n duperaU delaying action. It was reported ■ am the front today. % (o r t h of Trigh el Abd. the Brit­ ish and Indiana twice fought, off counter-attack, by German tank, and truck-home infantry, accord­ ing to today’s headquarters com•unique which claimed deetrueT&n of IS Nasi tanka and, ato plane* and upturn of Mean rum. P i a * •*<?*** Over (700 was taken by the crook or crooks, who apparently hid in the theater after the clos­ ing hour and committed the crime some time after 1:00 A. M. Thl* sum consisted o f theater receipts,' concession money and a . email amount of money which belong­ ed to theater employe*. The combination on the safe had been knocked off and tha inner door lock was punched through. Police stated that the burglars apparently left the theater ky one of the exit doore which have spring locks, and they declared the Job was undoubtedly the work of professional safe-crackers. y S S ' / S JTwSit. K°r3J; JK-Sa * and another to the ewiUnreet. _______which General Rommel apparently hml »et had W M U deateoy. noon at * M o’, 'p . ; Cautioning L egionn aire against believing rumors and against voicIng hasty criticism against the armed forces o f the Unite.! States, Rupert Caviness. department commander of the American Legion, rntdresscl the Campbell Lo.slng P o n last nigh* after J. l_ ingley, chairman of the Seminole County Defense Council, described the work which had already been done oy his organisation. At the invitation nf Mr. Ingley. the Legion voted to take over the Job o f maintaining the Air Raid Warden Service for this countv wboae duties will be t„ warn the pub.ic against air raid, and to as.1st people in the event of such an emergency, and I*-* lo-sher was appointed chairman of the Air Raid Warden Service for Srnunole County by Joel ) ield, |iost com ­ mander The Legion also heard a short tolk by Mrs. W. K. Langar of tin* Salvation Army, who said thenare 300 under-privileged familb « In Seminole County "looking to you and to me for their Christmea and voted to turn over a col­ lection o f toys to the SaWa'inn Army for distribution amour tr.e poor. Mr. Ingley said that since tne appointment o f the various mem­ ber. of the Defense Council by Ihe County Commission six months ago under authorisation o f the De­ fense Council In Washington, a company o f State Guards has b.-en organised, more than 7.000 persons In the county have been registered and classified, all members of the council have been finger-printed, numerous copm lttees havp been set up In charge o f various phases o f the defense work, and both an Aircraft Warning Service and Air Raid Warden Service have bcin established. Chief o f Pollco Roy William* Is o f the Civil Protection ■■ U' -J .Member A s s o c ia te d K iIt|H °n g k o n g , Singapore Our FreedomFace Grave Threats From Advancing Japs Says Country Will Keep Fighting Un­ til United States’ Liberty Is Secure WASHINGTON. Dec. 16 — ( A P ) — President ICimsrtell was reported reliable today to have urged the Senate Mili­ tary Committee to reduce '■ the selective service minimem age In 19 ami thu s j bring 2,400.000 additional Men under draft registration. The committee res umed - consideration of l.egi.lation requiring registration of all men from IH to 61. Inclusive, and making those from 2| to 44. Inclusive, subject to mili­ tary service. Elmer Jackson,' of San Francises, waa aboard the rt.tOO ton Ameri­ can motorship, Oregon, when It collided with a navy vessel off Nantucket Island, south o f CayC ' Tod. Jackson and six other sur­ 1 _____ i — ____________ friganter, ■ to ge wkk aagal aad a earmga W l Mr*. taofitf H W a ywas m m .. tw l w alaao with a beak It ia 4 a traa-top avtrglil aad a doll art gatag to laavt e o c s 'e s u ss4 boom Aflaftotxy u 4 m m f ato all tto children « » > ? to (to werid. "Lote'atMarve to you "Dear R aton." Crown Colony May Be evacuated By Brit­ ish Because They ! Lack Naval Power l . S. Planes Hit Nipponese Ship Manila Is Quiet As Japanese Slack U p On Aerial Attacks Glee Clubs Of Three Schools To Have Concert Christmas Choir Is Composed Of 115 Vocal Students It* one chlef\ob*erver, tw o assistant ehlef observer* and 17 observer* There ara 140 local people who have been assigned to this work, and in the event enemy aircraft are righted, they eom m unicilr directly with headquarter* ut the <l"it ow IW e T w .» Twenty-five race* were run M- President ia fully awara of this fore a Ur*« fMup of onlookers. fact." Practice race* will to staged agoln tonight. . Will I n s tru ct First Aid Class 20, and waa asked tho next doy If he’d seriously considered hla action. “ Why to to yoara. you II ba 10 ato ato U .b o *0, raid h i. frteto, “ what then!’ "Wall 1 can always dlvorca tor and get a ftinons In Semlnolo County who younger ou# can’t I I " cracked \™ .*7 ] • " ?f or over ara vllgiblo to race hr* standard Inatrue___ the old geoaor.—Winter Hav *"5 ]" odmlnlatratlon of Plrat an Herald. Aid from Vnaaall Ahrarex, x-ray technologist ato graduate of tho «W»our Plrat Aid Mot|M^fi Course »hkb was offered by a rapresentatlta from tto NaUotml Rad Crow Headquarters In Washington. The course la a minimum otto nf *> boon ato tto first clam toglna Dm . IT at 7 JO o’clock at tto Rad Craw office on Plrat Street, aecordtog to tto instructor, who Tha Uoaa Ctob members will •Lear | n U f i m r have their aaaaal party Wodaaa“ Now thit this nation ia angag"I am a lUtto gtrl Urea . 1 day evening at T.*M o’clock at old aad I lh * wWi my moth Urn Valdes Hotel. Each persoa to la war, tto effort to equip Uto Individual with sufficient know­ la aakod to bring a toy for tho ledge to determine lb* dagrae of Balvatfea Army. , Injury aad to five Immediate tem­ Uto^ Tho Jayesee will have their hi- porary treatment before tto m v m ’. w w . Doa’I moathly asoeUng toalgkt at 7 3 ? vtaap ad a physician ran ba aecurod forget the goto o’clock at the Palma ami Pine. la a pressing need. ^■ya b n , ; . Dialog Roma an tto Orlando "fM iiiliT i Action aofMilmM aaraa a Ufa. Ia all raw* proper i. Hawkins Highway. Drat aid ameauraa raduco eufierJ. f . MrCleflato, pr mldoat of tng ato place tto pedant hi tto tto T iwaaaad Ctob, extaadto aa ’ ’ ’ a ’, toad* In hotter ootolneatvo traatamat , . " I wiaSta’ do# a to m a s doll fast bratItstlm to all toariate today to ntereated U Utia ba aapottog ad Tawmsn •lotto#, I aba a t o a big trike atto are wakomo without itraday might a» 7 JO "L *r* r ttaa City New* Briefs a’ f W b t> Cajtrt ___ '/r- * ' . 1 ’ - . 9r .--i: . \ ' . • ll<ini;ki>ng m ig h t Militr. "Tit*- Hriti.sli luck o f Navul MipiTiMidy hint ch anged lh*' I'litiiu .-ntiiutnm in nortlv• M »l,i>.i,* the source miiiI, lb. W .11 iL'p.iiinicnt announc* 4«l i*|(la\ Aimy bninbi*r* bail re* ib'-w*-•I tin it uitiu kN on Japuncso \i-h-m U ••ff l.tgA>|>i on the island "I l o / f i i m tilt* Philippines, so* inoi l> .l.iiiMginj; mu enemy tram * I '" " I I II III v .nr activity vraa do* •ril vtl »• minor minor, tin* department) •Hill, It11•lim,' tha l (our jR panrta 11»:lit in^ |tluilt-N wen* shot down it it*| in* Ktollllil operation)! wero M t|. 1 lit! cointnuiii(|uo M id 4 lilt'll' vv i« iio ill tliaiiKu iii •ituatloifr’ II I ntIii r 11» 4|.n. Alilmiitfli tlwn* vvu! n«» official rvpI.iOMlion t ( tho slackening o f IIn' .lapuni-i- Htturk, must ob* M-cver* ut .Manila said tho 1st* up piuhuhly meant Ihe Japanaso wore i.rtivlilg athlilisual forree,mil siippln * into position o ff U»l ,■1.111*1 iou>t. resting pilot*, ovrr* 1balding plunr*, marshalling gttso* ......, ............ and ammunition f o r III \v .llnl pnvbrrful UNNaillt*. Im peii.il Tn k y n hmdquartfnc i •peat I«•! th.it sculnirno JapancbO ii«*’ipe, ittMpitf a lu’nvy u »If, sue* •••.lid iii Kuiinnir ib foothold on tlit* injirit nf liornro, within 000 tilth' I•«>111 1*111 br run^it of Manlia« I •mh*ri M*|N»r|i*il "v rry h n v y ' i lyiitinic” hetwfi’ii tlio Ilritiiih and I ip iiu r-f iii tha* junKlfB of Mm* Nt'ltlttl lll|f Ills K.ist (il||4t laV .1 t ’ lir o flu iiil* " n ftrr a three hour tnl ....... ft t.jso iu :t,IJH livid l.iv i. vvhcri’ tin* Nippom ^o nicch* lii'sring on >luirgo* o f ilriinki-m-** .1 I aI *4•<I . , | 4a||l44|||| I ’ l l \ l\* 14 I *1.1 V M r iiiii /i d ftirri's uro njiiil to h iv u hi.i »hi i| furwuril It) to 50 miles Mg,....... l.loyil E. Hoyle, n ,*i,i (*4Mm|i* i ilti- din Ct4»r nl ilic \S* '» ••*n tin* I«mi iiii Iu !<».id to S in i f f nut Ntttle atlnrney ul Sanford. I*444t*f I'* * I I f’llUin* .111*1 FIm id.i ••pn *4m.11iv4 The Governor did not indim ipiini'M’ hondurH nifain at* 11lb!It I D|l I i W4'rr ( \ 11•abV%« . 1 t.ia k< «l tint Olonifiipib Nsval ba*o by In* alatenu-nl that he 21)1, tin,| R L! Ni’ wIh iiv , J-*4i*f ••it Manilib May, Init no detail* rreil Mr lloyle guilty of The tin* NN• >! ( ••!■>(; and I! ti win- Kivi'ti. There m **no ch a n ro charge* levelled against him hy -••.HI, .in.I I 1 \\ . I 1 !. .. I tfid in ilir ml nation on the ifrouml,'* E. E. Ilrudy. represenlMtive from ” 7.5, "f till ' IlilNt (4 .1111 I ll4 >4* .i l*r n f 11. S. Uoinmunlqu© aal.l. Seminole t’ounty. The Governor |a< ore inudr in 1 11•* J.» yur >• \ M indu tlupnlch tuned 4:00 I\ merely made clear hi* position In „|| .it ■himt. M M.nid.i tim f, niiul there’ had n-gurd to conduct l^y public o f j J I Ml. id.y nf thy I - d •lid* hi t m mi mill thcro for 28 fit-ini*, declining that with him <|dlt4 4’d Vtl|f 41 III tilt’ .Mtllk .111.1 • tm it r * Tokyo 'Mid. however, ilmie now rested Ihe decision •hlHit, |4l«tta l» 4a11•*, 1* fHlllvr, Ill'll i th.it uni*-* Mir mid* hit U. 8 . air III the cum*. >1 JH.'i Stull 11a* ICfllVl’il il l4f4»|t/ | !..»'« * ii-ttr .M iniU nml »rt firo Mr llru-ly had n*keil Itoyle's re I mi’dal. II J WilliuniN pUi •d hr»i .......... ht.ny hutiackv northeast mo*u| fioni Ihe o flice o f assist- ill thi<* i vriit with (idl'tvv • ,,j ||M. r|j v snt slate uttorney on the charge* hy W 11 \*nth with 2tM. . Li |»nii«*ni* uir raidrri! bombed o f drunkeness. Other winner* w et.’ .Mntih ••»..*, t lhl. |H|f u|imueapn Naval ba*e, 60 The Seminole County repre­ ••iperl, J-' «aIdter. II O .stdi 1niilt-s we*t nortliwcBt o f Manila, sentative also charged that lloyle with lOU, .M.itt h one. m u J 't , at dawn tmlay. hut tho a ttick ap* rrfuved to drop an indictment 22 mlil»er. ( ’ A. Iliow n with ’Jx l . l M#a •« T w «) again*! him charging embcxxle Match one, elmrpiliooter, 22 «•*!» I ~ — —■■■■■■ ■— tnrnt — nil indictment on which her, l.t. W. I.. Cleveland with 2U0; | he hhd once been tried and been Mutch two, iiiaik^ninn, :Ih mldni, found not guilty. ('. I*. Thenl with 2M|; Aayrr|*Mte, | A crowd o f about 30 person* from .Seminole County sat in on the hearing In the cabinet room. Un wn with 2H.1; Aincreirate, I*. A. | Mr. Boyle denied that he waa Brown with ; .Mutch two, ex drunk a* Mr. Brady charged or pert, *'IH raliher, It. (I. Sides with J that he was holding an indict­ 2H0; AytfreKitr, It. («. Std<* with Chri*tmu* h.didaya for all Sam* ment for rm beailrm rnt over Rtl'J; and match two, »harp«li.H.|rr, inolc County school children will" Brady’ s head. 3H cuIiImt, E. C. 11null.--, with begin a fter school hours Frida1 The G overnor w»* patient 2M5; Aggi.-gal.-, l.t. W. L. t’ lc-*.-- im.l continue until Jan. 5, Couu" throughout the long hearing and, land with 57'J. ty Superintendent T . W . Lawton despite repeated interruptions hyA ft»r tin- match, tin- El. Mvcr* announced this morning. Tho Kepresentative Bnidy, continued Police Depactment furnished their j County Hoard wilt nay salaries to listen with close attention to guest* with a barbecue and . half « month tu teachers. testimony by per*..n* appearing real Spuni.h Main cock fight, Mr. janitor* and transporter* on Frlas witnesses on Ivh a lf o f Brady Goode stated. day. The remainder will t« paid an<| o f Hoylr. on Jan. in , which i* tho regular L . S. HAS III llltl.lt Gov. Holland rrad un affidavit monthly puyment date. by J. S. Adams in which Adams NEW Yt-TtK, ’ !».-*-. |*i—1/11 — Mr. Lawton also announced that recounted the detail* of a Shrine John Is Collyer,' president of the ha* received a letter front tto dinner and dance at the Mayfair U. K. (S<MHlrich company, raid Mon­ he State Defenie Council which ap­ Hotel last Fsb. 25. The affidavit day that the country’ s present pointed him aa head of th* Coun­ stated that Adam* was at tho stockpile o f rubber togethter with ty School Bus Division.. Mr. Lawdance and that he saw Boyle. incrrsMol new source* wmil.l meet ton i* charged with the organlta* During the evening, the affidavit the nation'* military and navul re- lion of this division, which will !L.*JS?r5e51l: j Holiday Vacation F orr School WiU fo Will Start S a t u r d a y ' f road, Boyle becamo intoxicated quirenicntW|>r^JicaG___^^_^ have as Its purpose th* evacua­ and bolstrous. Later, outsld* the tion nf school children and adults, t hotel, Boyl* was said to have beor for emergency transportation Marines A t W ake coma Involved in an altercation. of troop*, whan called upon by lh# After tha Governor questionWant More Japs Army. Th*' appointment waa rato him slowly •• to whether tho reived from tho State Transpor­ affidavit wtra true. Adana read tation Division. It ovar. HONOLULU. Dec. l l - W ) "I think I ovar-smphaalaad It," —Thi* story has hern circu­ GUARDS ARM PLACED h« then inerted. lating in Honolulu: Whrn Ha admitted that at tha Urn* Navy officials established com­ JACKSONVILLE, Dm l t - W h* wrote Ut* affidavit ha waa la munication with tha United torlrtg under ■ personal grudge Itatea Marina Garrison defend­ —Defense publlfc work* through­ ato, consequently, probably made ing tiny Waks Island, they out the southeast aro bring guard­ hla statement stronger than aaksd. ‘la tharo anything you ed against all forma of aaboiago, Lester M. Marx, ragloaul director should have loan. want!’ Ray Hollar, later called an to ’Yea,’ came tha reply,''Sato of tto Federal Work# A isscvV division of Dtfonso PubUoVork^ ua some more Japa/ laid M on d a y .________ .. .0 •iVaC m. i t«l Iium - l<> I..... .nutated and th at u .serious tlim it to Singapore hud doM'liiped in the land lighting ua tho Malay J’ onin- Governor Holds Pistol Team Of 3-Hour Hearing West Coast Wins On Boyle Case Over East Group nanl Decter, who Is a violinist, number by the high school trio of mixed voices. Ml** Sanford. Gladys Pippin and Alma Gran­ tham. selections by en*emble« from the Junior high and high school glee club*, a vocal solo by Wade Garner and a duet by two girls from Junior high school. ThyHi. Allen and Barbara Whluiwra. Accompanist* for tha choir will be Mis* Grantham and Mlta Doris Entim inger, mambera o f the Jun­ ior Class o f Seminole High School. W - o f U ilr d I’ rr.Ms A n K iio rm e il s u iir tv ut L o n - I ___ tOeattwe- • Italian Insignia Comes Down WASHINGTON. Dee I * . (A I*)— Former I'rrriilrnt Hoover irked t'ungre«» Imlat In give I'reeldent Ronnekelt the ‘ Wide*l latitude* in leg* Mat Ion eatahlUhing wartime control over prieea and com ­ modities. ‘We rannot know •hat the aituation mat he a year or five year* hence.* Mr. Hoover told the Senate Ranking Committer a* he drew from hla experience aa fond adminiatrator in the la«t World War to augge«t a 11 point program for the present • ertime emergency. vivors were brought to Boston. Eighteen other survivor* and eight bodies were brought to New' Bedford. Mas*., by another rracue vessel. Children Throughout Seminole Write Letters To Santa Claus M ORE M INNOW S IN T H E BRA Russell Alvarez A man of *0 married a girl c( * N U M IIK R 9 2 P re ss WASHINGTON. I>«« Id i/V) —I'rraidrnt Ilntwi’VpIt told the |M ‘4t|dc of the CniU’il StottH last night that this country would j Stmbni* from Si-tninole High not lay down its nrtu* "befnrv School, Sunfonl (irsm m nr School liberty u once huhui secure in1 •nil .Sanford Junior High School the world we live in.” The address | numbering 115 will componc the choir of niisril voice* on the stage vruq made in observation of the 'V< rkmen nre shown removing th*- llwlnin Royal insignia from tito f Seminole High School Auditor­ ir>oth anniversary of ttu dull of Italian building si Hoeki-feller fi-nti-r in New York Tin loid.loqoccupied l-y consulai o f f n e . an* I 11 is%vI liiiieiin* nnlil ..oiloeak «i ium tomurrow night st H:00 o'clock tights. when tho fifth annual concert o f “ For that security we act —now the war. Christmas carols under tho direc­ ami evermore.' tion o f Mivs Dorothy Sanford, high school music director, and r Arcusing the A O'* powers of Mis* la'onora Whiddcn, director o f attempting to i c v i v c barbarism music in the grammar and junior ■nt| impose upon tbe world "doc­ trines of al solute obedience, of high schools. rule and The pingers, dressed in- w h i t edictatorial ............................... _ .of „th« aup r° i ttea, Mr, lnglqr oaHk and is and siUiag to. Hers, wltt lift lb#I? rtlt° 7 w n try m e n . assisted by city Ormmlkaiotier voices into the "hraVena". a set. .H h i‘ wr f , r * Jf not*u " * mnrr James G uL They aro in direct ting arranged of blue light, and »" o v ,r : charge of the Aircraft Warnin-r drapes with sparkling s U c . 1 n " r l” ' lt t-il I. *1 , , n f r ” ut, ,hl: KT' H Will Service and are working ou‘. the the stage foreground, fern. Chrl-l " ^ ro" Study Charges ’ D ia l > (D r t* IS mas trees, b r .s ili.n pep,w r. .m l I “ ''‘ X *’f ^ K.° .T detail* in connection with the t. i « i iiL lmI the American n il of right* i* the To ,*t,12S In Match Further it e f o r e p*.lnsettia» fttndamenU| documentf to fore.tablishment of the Air Raid Uur bn.kel* fdled w llh wdl he used a* decorations. | lh, p .o p k „ f lh r „ rlh , ni! den Service. Held At Ft. Myers Making Decision In .ddiUon lo tradUion.l e y n h , . mon thrm , he ,|e of The Aircraft Warning Service. ‘ * this Mr. Ingley continued, is under 7 f t ? " W . I * _ 0 ' ColS ? ^ V continent, to accept the sb... lutr » llr CHARLES CIIALKF.R Th« tt. 1 I o: >t I t o ill p. t the direct eupervlelon o f the War Faithful, "J oy T o The World and authority and despotic rule from T a l l a h a s s e e . d «v . ir.. |tl’.llll U44M li|,- I’nflt i* |I* |.4’«*f| |*t •! Department. Twelve poet* have “ Hark, tho Herald Anijels Sing", which the outage and the reso­ the program includes a selection been located in lhl» county by tar trul I Mtpiiy Siintlnv .it I*» lution ami the sacrifice o f their Govt-rimr .Sp*-*sard I.. Ilollnml raid Third Interceptor Commend of by the Seminole High School Dr ancestor* liberated them, many today lhill ho "w ou ld not run Mvci - lt\ sit fc.ttinir it it .un »»'p" Tampa, aach o f which consists " f chcstra with a young senior. Ber many years ago." d"iio drunken*-** by Elori.la puli- for mv hi Appeals to Santa Claus for at "A merry B M HChris M B B M i to you Christmas toys have been made by children throughout Seminole tad good Rtonitrom County who sand their letters 100 Myrtto Avenue. Sanfoto Fto.*' to Santa through The Sanford >ar Bant* Ctaua, Rtrald. Those received recently “ Dear I am a llttte tad four vaar* liE T w * . cu », - * “ •Id. I would Ilka * -tricycle aad "Raw ere yea feeling! 1 em a ha* be* gtn f*V' Christmas. | who fine. I em e girl eU year* eld. to w a tweet Util* slater one ato at hie Mr same le Ann R aton. The a half yoan oWL 'Plata* bring gifts I got from yea lest Christ­ tor a dall aad tarriag*. Rsmem mas wave aMe and I. enjoyed ber all tha ggad UtUa children Rev. them. Haw le Mr*. Santa Claus? who are poor. T h u k you Santa 1 poor child* Ckaa. el war, he* Rm bye, . e. A* . "Jlnamlo Je G ^yeathtokqfm SSM PS at Uaaa tktoga left aver, M Lake Mmr$$ ~ ■Attorn to a t Or* Survives Sea Crash Danger Of Rumors, Hasty Criticism Against II. S. Army I Funeral Services For R. J. Reiter •Will Be Tomorrow far f L He added with determination that this nation would nut "uadrr ny threat, or in the face nf any danger, surrcmlvr tho guarantees o f liberty our forefathers framed for ua in our bill o f righta.” Early yesterday President Knox Says Japs Have Roosevelt sent to Congress the Tampa air bead. Small, Two-Man Subs The difference between the A ir­ documented story o f the peace talka that smokrserrened Japan's craft Warning Service and the Air sudden .Sunday morning attack on ________ ____ , . Raid Warden Service. Mr. Ingley Pearl Harbor to start the war. —Tiny two-man aobniarinea, be-|aiplalned a* in the former ' the Ha revealed that it waa not un­ til three days after tho lrep ehorou* attacks on United State* ■Ibles over uaed In modern wer- (h, Atr R.ia Warden Service 1. ships and men and territory that fare, took pert In tha surprise Btrietly a local Mrvlea havim; to Practice Races Arc ha received an answer to his Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, do with warning oar own penph, Held A t Kennel Club eleventh hour message to Emperor It waa revealed today. providing for end taking ran of lllrohito Dee. 6 asking his c o ­ Reporting at hla press confer-.our local problems to ease wu urc operation in further effort* tu First dog races o f the year here, re on the Dee. 7 attack. Knox raided or bombed.’’ mentioned that • two-man sub- The Chief Air Raid Warden. Mr. unofficial achooling race*, were preserve peace Thl* answer we* to tho effect marine approached within a few Lseber, la expected to establish held lari night at the 8 a n foH Or­ "cherished yarda of an American seaplane 00* poet for aach lector of 500 lando Kennel Club, as preparation* that the Emperor's dealra" was establishment of tender but waa disabled by gun­ persona In Seminole County. F.a:h are being med# for tho track * peace in the Pacific and that fire and then sank by e deetroy- post will be compoeed of one sen- opening on Dee. 27. *•81* Majelty trusts that the ,r», depth chargee. &F90 op2£5Sne^ta* thl. a£t£ __XJ J K H — i M SAN FO RD . F LO R ID A . T U E SD A Y . DECEMUEH 16. 1‘J t l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 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/4752c4ab99505f8ca56c83dc8e665a92.pdf 25ef4da5a665e0668472833adbb2a563 PDF Text Text Dr. W.S, Allen Speaks To S.H.S. . Student Body At Regular Assembly Editorial Staff Thus Far At Stemlnole High . . Already Seminole High School haa dbplayed »IjP« an eventful 1941-1948 echool year. S c h o o l Iprithaabertl proclaimed the beat In a number of year*—Le. a hope It continue* to ihow progreaa. , i . . lhMHuw The Celeryettea and band. I»lh preyed toiwrerabljr, have been a big factor In thU a p p a ^ tacmeed vitality in echool activity. Th# Celeryettea, directed by Mlmi Cath•erine Takach and M1m EUubeth Earle, brought a high dlatlnctlon to thla echool through their local out-of-town exhibitions at the Sanford-DcLand footbail game and the annual Christmas pirsde In Orlando. The band, ably led by MUs Dorothy Sanford, almoat revolulionised its styls of play th*» year. The Semlrtolo High S S e w l a e wM accklrfwd for II. brilliant performances DeLand and Orlando, The "Celery Fed*," football team, ended tin aeaaon with three wins and aeven locaea. Thla record toka un­ impressive, but It's not the Imprwivenms nw the wins that make a great football team — SPORTSMANSHIP STANDS OUT ABOVE EVERYTHING. Thla degree of greatness waa evident throughout th# yesr for Coach Leonard L. McLucaa’ team. > ; ■ These organlutlona have been Inspired by the admir­ able school spirit displayed by the atudent body, v At ths beginning of the yssr, the four desses eketed ♦heir class nrealdent*—Mack Cleveland, aenior; Helen g f Herman MkUUt<w Dr. W, R. ,AlU»i, president of Stetson University, wa* th* speaker of tha morning at the regular assembly cf th# Seminole High School student body last Thursday, Dee. 11. Before Dr. Allon began hi* addreaa, be Introduce,! Dr. Wil­ liam E. Dockwka, Dean of the CoIle ft of Music at 8tft*on Uni eeralty. Dr. Duckwitz atated that ho waan’t going to take part in the nrogram b ut that thrta of hb atudenta would. Mr. Allen began hla addreaa by emphasising that we moat be •tort. “The man who dor* net think la an Idiot. The man whd won’t think to • fool. The man who darea not think la a slave.” The apeaker continued by tell­ ing that tho Lottie that la being waged today la between two waya of Ufa—the right and Juat. and th# wag of tyranny. If the former conquers, eleilliatlon will more forward, while the letter will mov* elvllliatlon back 1,000 year*. “ I predict that America will GRAMMAR SCHOOL N otes We want to draco—Yoa want'to Dance 1 The Cel­ ery Fed b firing1THE Dance of the eeaeont ALL YOU have to do la eonui *nd “get" the good time that they are oHMog to yon. lib to be on the nlnetern’h f t ' the Armory—OK* CHE8TRA, favora, and inch decoration* UI It'e all planned Joat for YOU and that Good time you're going to have. Not only do we want YOU, XOU and YOU, but alao the STUDES, ALUMNI, OLD and YOUNG MAR­ RIED COUPLES, TOURISTS—LEI'S MAKE THIS A COMMUNITY AFFAIR. Stag it or Hag It (the new F JS. C. W. word for Doe)— It'S all the aame price. aoon meet her destiny. Whether ahe doea it correctly depends Up­ on ua.” The apeaker aaaerted that w* muat he alert to what jgdri on and act aa calmly aa poaal ble. W* ' muat lie* boneetly, truthfully, and ipirltually. Thea* make the people strong whOe Juat Ice, lor* and brotherhood make a nation atrong. y.r Following thi* addreaa Mr. Av len Introduced Mlaa Barbara Peydon, aoprano. Chrla Napoli, tenor deluie, and MUa Dori* MuDi- aang th* aerenad* from ’'The Student Prince’' and “in the Luxembourg Gardena” ly Man­ ning. The** two gifted artlata concluded by alnglng, together, “Ah, Sweet Myatery of Life” by Victor llerlrrrt. This program waa enjoyed b* th* atudent body, and they wit] Irok forward to th* return of Dr. Allen. Dr. Duckwits, Chrla Napoli, Mlaa Peydon and Mia Mulligan. SOUTH SIDE The fifth aonual Chrlatmaa operetto of the Sanford Grammar School was given at tha school Thuraday and Friday night. Tho chorm** will be the same both nights but th# princi­ pal characters wUI be different. A corn plat* Hat of characters I* aa_fol1owa; Thuraday night: Cheery Cherub, Prank Melach; Jolly7 Johnny, Spanear Hardin) Pine, Joann* Ioann* nwingie; Swingle; 1Holly, Dolores McLallan. Friday ..night, Cheery Cherad, Jack Ludwlgi Jolly Johnny, Fran­ cis Tempts; Pine Mona Ruth Mills; Holly, Myra Jan* Madden. Both nights. Color bearer*. Byran Beard, A rthur Halehar, Fredtrick RosaetUr. Lloyd Swain, Wateon Jennings, Eugene Harper, Barbara Chapman, Emily Math­ ews, Edna Halligan, Gloria Gatlin, Mary Ann Galloway, Marjorie Andemon. Prissy Prim*, Lsalle Harvey. In ­ land iRudd, Eugene Kendall, P. R. Bach, Bobby Humphreys. ' TUhr Trim*. Praaala PavIUck. Jan* Chapman, Barbara Rucker, Louis* Lundqubt, Phyllis Bach. Bath Robe Rovers, Lanky, Billy Owana Runt, Eddla Mayer; Gaudy, Robert falrcloth; also, Albert Klkktr, Ben Batler, BIU; Brinson, nnnaon, Douglas uougiaa Igsatng, loesing, BU out Ion**, Prank McClelland Bobby Brlnon. ^ Perfume Bolt)**, Wilma Bland, Jan Ice Potter, Barbara Tadlock, Helen Skinner, Myrtle* Bra ton, Barbara Edenflrld, Pearl Naugher. Btells 'Whitmorejacquallna Arm- Ckriatmaa Ball* .— Oran Ogleahy, atrong, A nlu Aiken. Mary X*?)*Marvin Ktoard, Ivay Cookies, Elolae Cook, JaM Whit- Ion of the school rad mp all active in various school koliatlon*. Through their relationship with many chibs, council repreaenUtlvte are (pvaluablo aa mreaengen of napalm for school soUdarity. Ths various clubs rad other orvralutlons have slectsnorretic officers, who, aa Isadora, have brought about t f fine changes in the stt]tudo of the students' eonesp>of tbeir school. Ths Gle# Club, Theiplana, Celery Fsd f, Bolmagundl Staff, -Samtaole. County School News f, Key Club, Debating Club, Art Club, Hl-Y, Pra-Ameri -Club, Tennla Club, and Future-Farmera have all eontited their share In this rejuvenation at Seminole h School. PdSGB Yes, Seminole High has Improved rad can Improve evmore if all ths students pull together with th# faculty bettei school. a united drive for a greater, better ett Hoover, Rom Ann Brooks. Rr EDWARD E A R 8 H A I4 , Boomers and Toctera, 1 Prance* Harvey, Bklrley Mare “YES*. DANCE. CHILLUN!!!! S.H.S. SAfiSIETY P atty Hodge” T la almost Ckrktisaa and all All tb* achoal children- and •f the ttudee at Seminal* High Uachan * up a “sunahln* are beglnnb.j to think about j t ox* for 'alt who la boms what they want Snatn to bring [ from the k! In Tampa. them. This week*’ column U an open letter to Hants Ctaua—all W a t Side wQl present a play mammae and daddies who ar* for their Chris tarns program. Tb* Interested. name of tho pipy la “A t Christ“Dear Santa: mas Tiew.” Pleats I, tog LOIS CALD­ been* I. Before tha shop win­ . , WELL a yellow pastel suit and dow. ORIEN FARRELL wants a new ' Children — Thorny# Methrln, trumpet that will piny awing mu. Dorla Willie, Betty Prescott, Mil­ ale. m dred Barineau. In th* way of aporte several atudenta bar* Upressed a desire to wake up on Christmas room­ ing and find eome sporting good*.' Scene BUDDY PROCTOR want* to Pam find a tennis tic k e t sad a p&lr Mrs of white tennla (hoes da* six. Dolls: MIRIAM BFKR will b* satis. Oldfled With a pair of skate* while V ALICE TEMPLE want* a rum . Prh ble seat for her brother* bleyR*f tie. E And dear Santa, pleas* bring 8k* EDWARD MARSHALL ftv* outBah standing books such aa “Berlin Ns* Diary” by WlUiara L. S h im and L “In*Ida South America’* ky John Oth Gunther. A belt to f it hla now v halt I'lclrie win su it STUART D QUARTERMAN Jaat fine and a R blue stripped .suit w ith two pair 8ok of pent* to Juat the thing . that B BILLY PIXLRR dealraa. ■ Now Bant* dent think that H HERMAN MIODLKTON la a boy 4 who arookaa, Ip c a u e ha doesn’t, but aevertbaleM ho wants a A smoking Jacket. NANCY DIOR. Bee TON t i n t a boy. btit atoi she B e. at Jackie-Nimble.------ BOIy Harriej U tile Maid---------Margery Daw-----Tin Soldiers.----- ' .Arthur paakton, Frank Stafford, Samuel Jato k t Johnny Green —Tommy S to u t— —- Library Aaka For bauea Of Magasfne a^ta a boy’* tap gaberdine Jarir JOYCE ftTEELE wffl laok irumptoua In a graan corduroy rets ana la expecting to gat far Annual Christmas Cantata Will Be Given at Seminole High School Hudimit Speaks By OIIKN F. “TwU Be the before hriatmaa and all through house (SBSUNOLE H f O 1C SCHOOL) not a creature will stir, not even a mouse” — that b with tb* exception of our celebrat­ ed Gle* Chkb, which wlQ he alng- ’ ing Joyfully In th* auditorhmaTn muss concert w ith th* be«In­ voke*1 from tha Grammar mmT ' Junior High school*. Thi. annual affair to always looked forward to Uy rm yo_e, and this Tear's cantata promises to be th* beet and moat ootatandIng yet. >■ ', © Under th* direction of Mbs Dorothy Atnford, our very popular land talented music ln»tractor, each school flea club wOt have a special number to sing, aad at different times during th*Q program, solo* and trio* will to By HUDUNfT Sunirwer haa gone. Winter to b e n Pall baa faU. And It* cold aa . . , Icet: This ALMOST expresses cent!mens. What’* this from Chemistry class? BILLY HOLLBYHEADR face, Hashing a bright rad bacauaa of NANCY DIG HI UN'S flirtation teasing, b a thing sfh Igh amusement to th* E1K8TKIN JUNIORS. MR. RING also looks on with the usual appreciation of humor. SUNDAY night found SHIRLEY ECHOLS “waiting at the church" for bar date with AL RABURN. Along to maks a double date w en GLENN ODHAM and SYL­ VIA MEUCH, and don’t think Titer* will be an Intermission GLENN waan’t Impratced by that in tho program, during which tha striking FRESHMAN bland.! I chorus will gat a well-desarrvd Rumors kora It that ORIEN FARRELL hag awakened from rest, and th* orchestra will prs-A .V hb d ra m ; a t least b b dream sent a selection. Tit* concert wUI begin with tha b no loafer a participant the plot so — Whatra there toentire chorus singing “0 Com* All Y* Faithful," and from there dream about? A Ute flash says ha’s on th* trail of au lr.tcreatln- th* procram will be aa follows: not* that waa left la h b locker. O Com# All Y* Faithful —© If raa beat th* gala dbcunIng their new formal# and toe Chorum. Lift Thine Eyes — Girl* (Trio. boy* In a general b-jxx about It Cam* Upon th* Midnit* wbo’s dating who, you’ll b* saf* in betting that last cant they ar* Clear — Junior High Chorus. Hark Tha Ilarald Angeb Sing— dU m slag tb* annual Celery Fed #. Christmas dance on tb* nine- Chores. II. " t i f nth. Jasu Bambino —Senior GirU The girl* w er*. really giving PAUL AVERETTE, Jute and Chorus. Brahms Christmas Song — Marguerite’* guest from North Carolina, a rush at the dance th* -Shepherd* LowTuesday night, and be really gave (• them a “plug." He think* the ly — Grammar School Chorus. Away In a Manger — Gram­ SANFORD girts are tb* nicest and cutest girls M has aver m*L mar School Soloist. Beautiful Savior — High School LOO CALDWELL. HELEN ( H U T C H I B O n TMARJORIE Chorus. III. JONES, a n l MARY RABUN a n Selection — High School O r-g i anxiously nwaiting tb* arrival of GENE HARRISON, JOHN POPE, cheatra. IV . ' FED DYSON, and DUB EPPS Joy to th* World — Chorus. from college for tb* Christmas Listen to th* Lamb* — High hoiIdar t. lfy, thea* holiday*!! I ’ PAT CARLSON of Daytona School Entemblt. Silent Night — Chora*. Beach to kaapjag KATHLEEN BRYANTS Saturdays and Sunday* quite busy. She’s bam keeping kings froth ua causa - this has tag on ^ulta awhile. r Thespian Club ado High School‘ nail: hold her Interest, wl baT Our minds are blank Sb It’a * cinch That this la written. To fill an Inch. CUm O f Fifteen r Improve Talents a pretty ptotur* By MIRIAM I f KIR On* of tha moat Interesting carries with H u m (lau as ef B. R. M. la Senior currant ef yatbaa and tog Tb* cast le as follows: A man. Orica F sm O i man. A m BUna; a clerk; Kick; a reporter, Jack ' Honrbwdi n m %b \ tom;' 1 m nator, I MtCafl. S. H. S. A rt Club iO aiden Club, baa been la Vauchn, Ann GOetl Frederick followtef .affteera were ap* dal chairman, Mary Mar- ■halnun, Bgrarly Haneotb etory, Gem* fluua S tS L il. Cram Patch----Tommy Tuekar. Rag*DoU. Announcer.------ Vocational School J C Plain Puppet Show �----------- IT' t b f NEWSPAPER v k - ’ -.A1 11 'w r r , ^ Eats bUshcd Ia ltO S The Babe One Billion Dolli Is Loaned By U. ' Through Nov. To 33 C o u n t r i ---------- With uni pared phrase, the offlekl Communist organ Pravdn etalmmi the Russian armies si ready hare destroyed an I'entlre Geerge Herman Ruth, tho beloved Babe of baseball, la shown cheering some of the little patients at tha Hospital for Joint Dlaasea. in New York, during hla visit to distribute Chri.tmas gift*. Shown with the llabe are 8aadra Serling, Ruth Sutsingham and Madeline Kcirbnne, all with g ift, presented by Santa Ruth. Frank Anderson Riiz Theater Dies Suddenly Safe Robbed I n Washington Sunday Night Flank K. Anderson, well known newspaper and railroad man, died of a heart attack In Washington, D. C. Saturday night, according to newt received herd today. Mr. Anderson, 00, maintained hla rcaldenct at Al­ ifker*. apparently pre­ tamonte Spring*, although for broke Into' and rifled th* Deal throe yean he h a. lived In Washington, working aa a info a t the Rita Theater special representative of the Atmorning. lantkuXtwat Une. Mr. Andersoa made a recent M a n a g e r Announces uurance C o v e r s ^ d i s c l o s e d Sam tr: ' pbJ^finkk. 11,000 plane* pnd j p,000 cannon. • . a broadcast war bulletin of Ihn official Information bureau declared the Red army had recaptured tha railway station of ■»-*-----rtt beiat nf Uslevara 48 40 _llae railec an aouthea.t of Tula, Dubna to tha waat of Tula, and Vtrkhove, northeaat of Lieny, In day-long battling w£leh addition, Ute Russian's Black Ban fleet waa reported vigorous y in action. Tha nonununique said a naval unit had rank a huge IMOO-ton Kant transport. On the southern flank tha Sea af Aaov port of Taganrog, 40 mIU» w aat. of Roetov, was aald U be completely surrounded by ta d army forces. In the Yelets area some 200 mOae *eelh of the capital, tho Moecew radio reported, cavalry•upported troops have retaken n o n than 400 Tiling** and tewnt In a ravage caunterofferatve which has wipml out two kaltellraa i f O eraM infantryCairo reported ^ German and Italfca farces stubbornly withdMwtag from eastern Libya taraod about and fought r a n g e •Kendrick Cates Dice Following ' 4 Week* Illness Member Awtociaied Prens NIIMHER 91 Leaders Of World’s Great Nations At W ar Hongkong Is Threat­ ened By Powerful Nipponese Advance T o w a r d Kowloon WASHINGTON. Dee. 15— The Brltlah u id one of their submarines sank an Asia aunolv shin and salvage tug in the harbor of Candia. Crete,............. while _ 12.000-ton • Italian veasel. apparently a transport, and four smaller ahipa were reported deatroyed in the Mediterranean. The British announced _ tka. l b Chinese Harass Foe From Rear Authorisation (or an expansion W • Gains Southwest Qf Gazala R e p o r t e d In Libyan F i g h t ® m House Group P asses Bil To Aid Nai s Santa Claus One Apparently Is Large Transport • farther gains southwest of Oa* gala In the Libyan campaign. Rampant Red nrrales declared today they hod tho Germans on the- run In a retreat approaeh^ trig _tbe scale of Napoleon's cold ^ *nd”dl«mal retirement, from Mos­ cow and had overtaken the back­ tracking Hitler legions with a headlong campaign of exterralna- v M SANFORD, FLORIDA, MOfOAY, DKL'KMHKR 15. 1941 By S u b s , British Say F i v e Italian Sbipa D e s t r o y e d 9 M Banford h The Only Central Florida City Affording Rai And Water Traraporiation protected by imorance, was taken from the large aafe. The robbery was discovered by the colored janitor when he entered the man­ ager's office about 8:15 A. M. Tho office door was jimmied, Mr. Morrison revealed, and the snf* combination apparently was knocked off with a hammer or Instrument of some type, and there appenrrd to be evidence of drilling.. "Undoubtedly, the Jqb was done by professionals," Mr. Morrison stated. Tho large, outer doors of the inf* were standing open, and an Inner door, on which the lock had tern punched out, also waa open. On the floor, directly In front of |( 'u tl.a M mm CM* TSieel sudden death waa a shock to hla many frltnda In Cantral Florida. Ha waa well known to Florida newspaper men sad, at various timrs, owned several publication*. Mrs. Anderson Was with her husbaad when be died and, now la returning .to her home where It la expected burial will take place. Betides the widow, other *urvivora are a ton, Rosa K. Ander­ son of Ortando, and a daughter, Mrs. E. V. Yauall of Wakefield. Mass. ' » the United State*' twoaoeean naeywas quickly approved by '{ H Houac Naval Affair. CommittM today afttr the alt* af tka MH templaled increase m ttd M i from 900.000 ton. to 150,000 t a t t kt the requeat of the Navy, u The mraaure left tka type dft ahipa to be con.tructml to tk f ittjft cration of the Prv.klrnt and | | t Navy department, but Ciialnatfl Vinaon (D—Ga.) .aid It would H elude no battleship*. ' President Roosevelt today »■ ported to CorigreS* thnt h M leas* aUl to the United RtaUaS AHie* .5.1 ruuntriea Hated as U q gible—hod totalled $ 1,202,000,001 through Nov. 30. ' Actual export, to Dec. 1, M aald, were worth oaly $595,O0tA 000. Congres* hat voted | I M 000,000,000 for leod-lvaaa.» A Congress, abandoning any IddS of a holiday r« (U , aetUed Hfe .elf to the K i.ine.. cf q u ltkif enacting new and reviling OM law. to fit the pattern of modi era allo u t war. High up on the li.t I* leghlgl lion authoriiing Preeident Koosqf velt to u.e *ome of tha w all time imwera granted to Woodl row Wilson two decadea i a a Theae power, would peim lt ila Pre.idrnt to centrallxe control b l all communication and trantpaH t.tjon ayatema, put a it.tu te ra ban on trading with an*toy alien., and to shift varlou. fuse* tion. of government agcnciea U co-ordinate the war effort, mittee. on both .idea of eongrea. are at work on th * le e k ' lotion. The adminl.tration’i laglalativt lleutenanti hoped to Hava tka draft bill ready for hanea cog* aideration by Tuesday. Congress already ha. paaakd and tha Pres “I iddnt ha. signed U f hllU — to remove tha original, d raft law, restriction* agilnit ui» of *«tactcea out.ide tho araatrm heml* phere. Frank Ray 1$ Made Second Lieutenant ■ ■ .> FORT BENNIN0, Ca . Dec. 15 — (Special)— Sgt. Frank Htantnn Rsy I. now a second lieutenant after graduating today from n( fleer candidate courts at the In fantry School hare. He will hr aulgned a t once to active duly with tha 30th Division, Fort Jackson. S. C. Unofficial Kennel He waa on# of 130 selected enllated men who received their Club Races Begin diplomat and commissions at Impretslve graduation earemnnkr*. Unofficial schooling races will Brigadier General Omar N. Brad­ start tonight a t tne Ranford- ley, commandant of tho Infantry Orlando Kennel Club, 10 miles School, presented tho diploma* THE WEATHER south off tho Orlando highway, and commissions. Tha graduating etaaa included Florida—Considerable cloudiness according to trues official*. About 20 races will be run to­ enlisted men of all grades from tonight and Tueaday with possible night, oeer a threo-cUteenth mil# privataa ta master sergeants, and light showers In the extreme south portion Tuesday. Slowly rising distance. The preparatory races will comprised regular Army men, temperatures tonight and In north be held every night, and next national guardsman and aalacteee. Mondry the TMate Racing Com­ Tha men had first to pass strict portion, Tuesday. mission wlU lurarvlae official qualifications of leadership and schooling races Each dog must military ability, and then the In­ The goat that la Navy foot­ have three scbooing run* before tensive three month training ball .mascot a t th« present time being entered in a race. The i«s course. la Bui IX, a two year old Angora. son starts Doc. IT. The new officer la the ton of Mr. and Mrs. F. L Ray, 216 Holly Avo., Banford. Ho entered the Army In Nov. 1933 aa a Na­ tional Guardsman and formerly PROCLAMATION served with the 134th Inf., Camp Standing, Fla. has keen viciously attacked sportioua, which will Inevitably and M tfW rillco tu.aU; and Q ty N ew s B riefs m Maty y e a n tho American l a -v ita l rale in binding up :tints of cataitrephra of nature and of war; and , WHEREA8 In preparation for lu st aocl l Cross has as we a n new facing, .the American National HM million boon .pending funds a t the rata Of mom tt t a of tho dollars a month, which Is hot a email f ' out cffacamount that tha organisation now requires to i to r armed threty Its functions aa an aacrattel. auxiliary O problems E S . ’ C ’t ? (a* i 5 T ‘£ . " i l S " l * W V K e p r e s e n tatives Of Japan, Italy And Germany Will Meet WASHINGTON. Dee. IS. — * At') — Secretary ( rank Knox reported t»da< that the hottlexhlp Arinin* and five nthrr warship* were I<mi In Sunday-bcfore-teat1* Japanese *ir raid un Fear I Hara hnr. Hawaii. Ninety-one officer* end 3.6.1* enllated ntV-n were known dead a* a result nf tk# raid, the Seerelarv of the Naey said. Three Japanese submarine* and It alrrrafl were tenwn ta have been lint hv the enemy In tho brief engagement. See ret an Knn* *l,n sold flat­ ly that hath United State* acrelee* "were not on the alert agateat surprise air attark** and a formal Investigation will Se Inst Hated by I'rraidrnt Roouevell ^ m e d i­ ately. In the meantime. Secretary Knn* said, there have been no rhenge* In nimmind. Illy Here are the leaders of the world's great powers at war un land, tea and air. Top, left to right: J om-T Stalin, whose peace pact with Germany fell apart when the Nail* invaded the *prawUng Soviets; President Roosevelt, opinion became molded into u unified resolve leader of * United State* whose diversified when It was attacked; Prime Minister Winston Churchill, lead*#, of the world's largest drtqo eracy. Bottom, left lo right; Emperor Hirohito, whose island kingdom was led Into war l-y a Jspnnese military clique under the direction of fiery Premier General Tojo; tlrnito Musso­ lini, who built Italy in'« n war machine which he has turned over to Germany; Adolf Hitler, whose dtrsms of u super race drove him to defy the world's great dgmocrarir* and stuit the war; Gen. Chiang Kai-shek, leader of China's valient millions now righting mnri*. 1937 against the Japanese. Lieutenant Jack De Wolski Says Cottonseed Oil Trading Halted Gillon Stationed War WUI Last NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—(AP) At Ft. McKinley —The New Yorl» produce ex­ For Five Years change today suspended cot­ J M. Gillon ha* received a tonseed oil and auy bean nil A v i a t i o n Instructor Addresses R o t a r y Club At Meeting futures trailing today "until further notice." The esrhange said in view of the tuipcniion and the fact thnt this normally i* the laat day oV trading in December_ contract*, open commitment* j in that delivery would "remain ■ in status quo pending further I action." -I The war will teat five year*, according to an opinion of Capt. Constantin* de Wolsk| aa eipres*ed at the regular mevtlqg of the Rotary Club today. Capt. de Wol•M aald that It would take at least another yrar before the present deficiency Cn planes, guilt and munitions ruuld be overcome and an air forru of 1,500,000 men bo made ready for action. Dr. R. W. Ituprecbt who pre­ sided over the meeting cautioned Patrick Mell Chcncv, winter Rotarlana against believing rum­ en and unsupported charges resident of Hanford for the past aganst their neighbors who might seven years, died at the home uf be accused of being fifth column- hi* son-jn-law ami daughter. Dr. Ihta simply because thsir forebeat and Mr*. G. S. Selman, IMH Pal rum an enemy country. metto Avenue following a short frt Moat of our German and Italian Americana ate loyal American illnet* last night at 9:15 o'clock. The M5 year old man was born tiUxens, he said, whu deserve to be treated fairly. [July 30, 1150 in Bairatuwn, J. L. Ingley, chairman *of the Ga., and haa lived In Atlaula for Seminole County Defense Coun the past several years. Erickson suggested that If anyona su* Funeral Home la In charge of arta another person of Ulng _ a r*ngementa for the funeral which th columnist th* police should will be conducted at Hincath Kunb f notified and they will know rral Home In Valdosta, Ga. Tueswhat to do. day at' 3:00 P. M. £ a p t de WoUkI aakl he wa* Beside* hla daughter In San­ ford, Mr. Cheney has among hla attacked Pearl Harbor while the sorvivora two daughjers and four Place talks were continuing. That tons. (I'muUm C mm Wago Ms) Patrick Cheney Dies At Selman Home Yesterday Rupert Caviness WU1 Attend Meet Members who ran not attend the supper of the Campbell-Low IEVELT. Poet of tho American Lo- ever the first meeting of the tonlght a t T:C0 o'clock a n volunteer and special services committees of tho County Chap­ urged by Joel yield, local com ■under, to bo a t tha meeting. ter of American Red Cross of which Mrs. Walter L. Morgan Which will start a t liCO P. M. - S tate Commander Rupert Cavl was named chairman and Mrs. • wUI bo Um honored guest R. R. Deas vice-chairman when tho meeting, which aim ban Use group had an organisation ■ designated aa tho annual meeting Saturday morning. -talma, party by tho local Sub-cammlttaoa and chairmen i t Commentating on Mr. Cavl* which were cppclnted are as fol­ t, Mr. Field stated, "1 think low*: staff assistant corps, Mrs. In tho duty of every Legion- J. C. Hutchison and Mrs. Roby re ta attend aa Commander Lalng; production corps, Mrs. 8. items may have Instructions O. Chase, kalUlagi Mrs. J. W. Hall, Mrs. C. E* Dawson and Mien Inn Fenwick, cutting sad sewing; Mlm Irene Hinton, ship* X *a*e« were In the Court litem Hughe* M Xteard ef crane, ae did KnUla Morm a id Jama* Bte Christine iM AfU trrf Pr * «« | JiipniHHt* ImhhImmI tho Nichill* Kit-lsl nn-n of Manila ngnin 11 mInv. whiit- tho after­ noon tommuniniii- from the Philinpint-it imlicnti-tl the Jnt>nnt-ne art- i-hii-ktql in their lund ii|N-rutionit at three iMiint* on tlit- mnin island of Luzon, nmterting "Enemy activities throughout tho day were ronfinnl rnttrvly to the air " llungkong, th<* Hriti«h crown cu)ony un Ihr South China coaxl* appeared to .ho thgkgvpolq/t JM t gn-at'-st pressure from Japan1* offensive. The British ackhow"letlgrd u withdrawal from Kowlion, u rlty of the colony, per­ m itting the intader* to advancti within rifie shot of the island of Hongkong. j London said the withdrawal t* I"progressing according to plan,’ ,w* cablegram fiom hi* »on. Jack, who w"h t:hine*e force* haraaalng Mta Is * lii-nli-nant in the hcudqoir Japanese to the rear. The British ter* division nf the I Till Bom­ admitted a "slight withdrawal" bardment Squadron, 27th Horn- amid "very heavy fighting" of bardini-iit f^roup nowr stationed at forces guarding British Malay* Fori MrKinlry In the Philippines, and Singapore. The Chinese said fierce attack* saying Ihut he was "fine and don't worry." Mr. Gillon received forerd the retreat of so mo Jap­ the wire oil Saturday and it was anese fium the south aide of Canton, and announced a savage sent nt midnight Friday. Lieut. Gillon attended the Uni­ attack north of Hongkong. A joint communique uf Armv versity of Florida from which hi wa* graduated as a reserve offi­ and navy sections of the Japan­ ese Imperial headauarlers warned cer. He was stationed with the Civilian Conservation Corn* at the Japanese “against tho lurking camps in Georgia, Ohio, Illinois, danger of enemy submarine*" off and Helena, Mont. In Molilalia, to­ Japan’s island mast* and urged wns roinninnding officer of the them to "prepare for a protract­ ramp l.leut. Gillon was also com­ ed war wnerein hostile submar­ manding officer in the Tow Tar­ ines und aircraft bombing win get Detachment at the itavunnah play a major role.'* • The British acknowledged the Air Base. While he wa. In college, IJeut. Japanese have gained gniund In the Kedah area of northern Ma­ Gillen attended reserve officers' truining sehnols at Fort Bragg, N. laya despite heavy losses and added the situation in tha diffi­ C. and Fort lienning, Ga. cult Jungle country was "confuseil. • Meanwhile, the German wire* Irs* reported representatives of Germany, Italy and Jarmn met In Berlin today for w lu t w u Frank nunn, employee of the described a* a conference to dis­ City of Hunfurd fur many years, cus* Important new tasks grow­ died a t hi* homo In Kearney, N. ing out of the broadened war ' J. Dee. 9. At th* time he lived against the United States and IntSsnford, hi* son, liernar Crane Britain. was assistant manager of the Th* War Department at Wash­ Wnolwnrlh Htore here. ington sold enemy tir opera­ Beside* this son, Mr. Bunn I* tions continued over Luion In survived by his widow anil one the Philippine*. with ground c-nlbcr son, Ward Crane of Krar operation* in progress In threo ney, N. J. sections of the Island. The brief communique said there was noth­ ing to report from other area*, omitting the mention of Hawaii and the United Rtatea Pacific coast for the first time In sav­ ers I days. Former Sunfordite Dies In New Jersey Japanese forces which have es­ tablished a foothold around VigUk were reported sending out patrols oday in an apparent effort to wi­ den their holdings In tho ftco •* o-i attack by the United BlaUa Army bombers which warn dis­ closed to have sent four Jepenora troop ship# to the bottom of tho Chino 8ea and badly batterad three ethers. Exeent for the region of VlgjMt ITALIAN ORNBBAL KILLED LONDON, Doe. U . — (**>• Tho Room radio raid Somtey tte Brig. Oon. Ugo Dmaralla o f t t , 17a* m . f? * \ rj �% # - f*ia , f rr > V*I iW'l . This la BUI of Rights Day. It waa juat 160 years ago that the state of Virginia ratified the first ten amend, ■‘ g W f menu to the Constitution' of the United btates providing ’l a T f f cw ^raaTqrr^. the necessary throe-fourths of the sUtas to make them • ? ^ S reS 'i'V aafr M a part of the fundamental law of the land. aoLLAvn What is the BiU of Rights 7 It consists of a guaran­ tee from the government against interference with certain rights and privileges of the'individual. It is something on hATBa which we in this country now Uke largely for granted but which up to that time was almost unknown in any other country ip the world. The $111 of Rights relates to the freedom of ’religion, ■B»ech and the press, the right to establish state militia, Istisas aad aacteaa tne quartering of troops In private houses, the security ot ■■utt fa* ik* ******* fee a* eW k* «harasa t** persons against unwarranted searches and seizures, capital •h r if n n W a c rat**. crime, criminal prosecutions, trial by jury, bails, fines and punishments, the relation of constitutional sod "natural" rh* tU raU la •fin lB ia rights, and the powers reserved to the states. era aaMtlwf la ik* l*ra* Specifically, the Bill of Rights is sa follows: apt aMtse •« Ik* m Irr * l t t *»•■i rklraa* 1) . Congress shall make no law respecting an establish­ ment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the p re s s ; or y n IM i M H (• ii« mt i«v the right or the peoplo peaceably to assemble, and to pe­ •ff ill MMg ItsMlekU H M »#f aUUfHMs tition the Government for a redress of grievances. Ikl* ***** mm4 *to* 2) A well regulated Militia, being necessary to tho »*w* **k1i.k*C k*r*l*. I* eekllrall** *f ****tol security of a free State, the right of Ihfe people to- keep k***t* *r* .!*• r***f>*4. and bear arms, shall not be infringed. Monday, deCembxx h . is o .1)' No Soldier shall ,ln time of peace be qunrtercd in BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY any house, without the consent of the owner, nor in tlmo of war, but In a manner to be prescribed by law. 4) The right of the people to be secure in their per­ IBM BRINGS MANY LKB AND IIUMU.IA- sons, houses, papers, und effects, against unreasonable « . AND NO ADMIRATION searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no War FRIENDS: A man'* pr.ld* „ , brlojy him low hut h* that rants shall issue, but unon probable cause, supported by I* of Jowly apirlt thill obtain Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place honor.—Proverb* 20.ZS. to be searched, and the persona or thlnga to be seized, ,te ------------------ — i 51 No person Mall be held to answer for u capital, PATRINI OF SUMMER or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or m * u tho way that Hummer indictment of i) Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the - went— ( I We follow now we tha II find lund or naval forces, or in tha Muitta, whan in actual ser­ hot Mot vice in time of War or public danger1; nor shall any per State by w a tm over the hill, son bo subject for the same offense to be twice put in ii S wild rot* petal •till jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in uny 'fo r US, and here nt th* criminal case to bo a witness against himself, nor be de­ prived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of Of t fern. law; nor shall private, property be taken for public use, Asd bore where the clovrrtlopc* without Ju*t compensation. w»r* thorn 8) In all criminal prosecutions, tho ocquscd shall en­ The mflkwted Hoi* hi wrapped thorn. joy thO right to a speedy and public trlaJ, by an impartial Abet* hashed willow* whorr tun- Jufy of tne State and district wh< crime shall r'lftpA cite* ich district dUtrict shall been prela the tUiUitn flint of a twal- have been committed, which viously bs infor wilS.. . . ascertained by law,r, and to -----,'ormed of the na­ She pasted Uito wry—for cvvry- ture and causo of tho accusation; :cusutlou; to be confronted c with the wUptsses against him; to hjwe compulsory process for «H R , .fragrant* that haunt* obtaining w|tne»aea in his favor, and'to have tho Assist­ th i tlr. F l find her patriot, by hill and ance of. Counsel far his defense. -itroan, 7) In Suita at common law, whsrs the value in con­ Each one a memory — and a troversy shall exceed twenty dollars, the right of trial by one * promise—Look clot* Jury snail be preserved, and no fact tried by a Jury, shall be Otherwise re-oxamlpod in any Court o f tha United " f f ,? * pollen fold along _ th* States, than accordlng’to tho rules of common law. . 8) Excessive ball shall not he required, nor cxrcssivo —G LENN WARD HBE3BACH fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments Inflicted. 0) Tho enumeration In tho Constitution, of certain QW* to th* Red Cross. righta, shall not bo construed to deny or disparage- others Tha CUmont Pro** suggests retained by the people, that Santa Claus. should mska 10), The powers not delegated to tho'United States by hla roaada this y«*r In a deep. REE t "- - ^ t -------the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, arc called "Thi ig Sun." But reserved to the States respectively,,Or tq the people. A-r’r r * The BIO O f Righto 5" Tonight Ji Ge o r g e t o w n . k r , d *c. is. —(AP)— William J. Ptyn*, « , bM retired aftefr 36 yean as ren d null carrier bat t a histi't given « * hobby. — cat collecting. In (rose years, be estimate*!, he bn a found and obtaned homes fur more than* 1,000-efcto. Many, which no tone wanted, he kept himself. ALTMAN’S USED CARS SKQV8TOSM bs*m uJ -WITH AN OK THAT COUNTS" Wa Ai\ j Overstocked On Coupes, They Mual Go. 1942 Tag Furnished i R* gtrai la* ratting. - • • ___ _ . -l >■*» *— t—' . , Whan bigger battleahlp* ara # Jg E "** .Wo N t wbor* Guam ha* fat' is* .,B u t don't blam* It on tha poor Devil Dog* who had to d— A. I t R»ip«mh«r that tha AtaM Navy Hava been trying 1fbrtlfy Guam for yrar* and wouldn't let them. • ought to he careful Investigate Hawaii for !*p. They haven’t hern .. thora |n lyera N*w* thflr lave*- y-josy find aaleep, JE S S i" TjS young man with hn greeted, US me much , engine#, vat l .ksew something a n s I ds," ktsmmecwl the oU» iJtt an a aawdlcr Mala, you a a g j f tSu. B g - s sthat sr •eUyitJrSS Kiura'J**'! usd world eonnuerura- wB|- arito. s ir 7 7 * —T "fo r- iW r Motor parking areia for mill-1 tary and civilian vahtclaa at Camp | Blinding cover 1/100,000 *quart| yardt. * G f t a FOG gw; Mratte of llFlnmta folks who •fway* ' shout th* si worst are w t e it e ia t f ?i5S Will find U - War.Jt t w , nothing ahead It always has. but i t • ------ * ------- Into! 75.00 1932 Ford Coupe .. 85.00 15-77 Oktsmoblle 4 paw. Coupe __ 385.00 C O A S T LI NE 1936 Plymouth 4 pas. ..... 275.00 Coups 1933 Plymouth C o u p s------- 36500 1939 Plymouth Coupo .. - ... 485.00 BUSINESS CKIIt^hiSff'W & r* Dinners — Delicious Steak & Chicken o-Aitman-w Chevrolet Co.. SANDWICHEb ALL KINDS OF , J g / y u i m. • FU. ANGEL’S EAT SHACK Sanford Avenue Josl Off Of G tncu Avgaao 4 p U U hoartaf wttf bs hold b£ tbf Florida HUk Cob*. ■ I p M * the City Hal In Saaford, Seminole County. F M S b, ob Toasday, Doc. 16, 1*41, at Urn o’clpek. A Ik % tha purpose of making such investigation an shall s s sa proper to Up Gwpmlaulon. V A LUES fTwrW* Milk Commission hoover signals/ Said hot overtime work, it is 1930 Ford Coupe .... 1935 Ford Coupe .......... .............. 110.00 1934 Chevrolet Couoe __ 155.00 1936 I’lymouth Coup*: __ 265.00 BALTIMORE, Dec. IS. —(Ay) - “No lee delivered on Sunday after 4:00 I*. M.,’ say* a sign on a downtown store, adding: “espe­ cially flve-cent pieces." CHRISTMAS nlgn fiance*. II* pauttd workers and tubercubs^, h w ts*p y dt?, 1931 Fora Coupe .... .... 9 75.01) all of u*| quits likely wo will be of our Industrial system. Tho towering governmental debt come Infuriated a t lha greed of maan* anything but national bank­ •oma of tha victor*, but that, too, ruptcy. Pretty nearly all the bil­ will pass. lion* that wa will hava expendWithin a few year* w* will e<l in saving the world- front • • gala be more excited ov«r wheth­ power-mad monitor wvro spent er a Republican or a Democrat right here a t home. The gov«m- i* gulag to be elected than wheth­ ment may fvel poor hut thi* p*o- er on* European country or an­ pla, itho are th* govrrnra«nt rral- other files its flag over some city ly, will be as rich or rlchar than of an unpronounceable name. There they w»r* before. will be *■ period of stress, ob­ Wlwn it come* to re-ipaking viously, tmt destroyed cities will lha maps for the continents ew r- kav* lo bo rebuilt, sunken ship* >ca* and th* rv-forming of th* will have to b* replaced; In abort, lines of foreign commerce •wt the world will have to be restored. that sort of thing, th* **t*at Tbaae enterprise* will ultimately of our hvadicha will depend very taka car* of tho unemployment largely on tho u*o wa m aka.w problem. How the work I* to be our dominating power. , . I-ald for, the economists must Tht-rv will be among us, daolt- figure out. Wo need a multiplicity U-s», a new group of Isolationist* of thing*. and.U tty will bo eent who will advocate that wo let u* in exchange for tho commodi­ prostrate Europe welter In Its ex­ ties and supplies we. In turn, fur­ tremity and there will doubtlea* nish, mad unless tho precedent* tm -other* .who w lU -w ate to •f history *•« all wrong, this will ns fur iu the other dlrcttioa rtar ayawniit lo xprvad aovcrvlgnty|tem t a t In the old-fashioned wiy Tuberculosis Indcflnllrly. of bank txchaag* and tha other W* have frrqucatl;jy heard the} vehicle* of International *comAlthough tlioro nro bound to be many new demundh fink World War described, aolmaite. upon ovcO'One’d i>oikelbook ad aj result rlpatloi In It I |x any event, th# trained lata ruult of the the. war, no one far a* our imrllclpatloa went, a* n w ait*.. Perhaps should loss----sight of3 tho ‘ Jmportancs of* itha f ■Christmas “ ‘ what ta going to Seal who uit>‘ this dvacripuim aid*bUfhre, or ton years mlgn oi campaign or neglect their contributions to It. As a mat- anclng what dki happen with th * |fro tha Job which th* af fact, with tho outbreak of war thsra Is mors rca- rosy hop* ot twanty-odd yaara t*r of have committed theme\ son than ever to give generously to tho fight against tU- ago that lh*r* would b« no< more t job la to break down borcuioals. and all it repreatnts. soontr that Job la finUndoubtedly, the period of p*a*« ‘The tuberculosis dsath rate, which has declined would th* nearer we will be to been ImaMUunWy steadily since World War 1, rose In IQ U. & cities in 1940," extendedhave had th* victors of th* flrat World War checked tb# rlae TH!! » •T 1N.ew^ W B ^ t e ’ “So reported L-------- --- VM- of Hitlerism before Germany be­ diss J. Drolet, assistant director of the New York Tubcrmo the moat formidatly armed ctilo.ili * Health Association, who last W?ek publiahod t. b. ta ftata, that hUlory . recazda. - But reports from 40 largs cities all over tho ll! S. after atl, twenty year* of peace In these cities, Mr. Drolet said. I M lR L b . vletlms waa eminently wurthwhll*. Taat K 6 8 .p o r 100,000) died last year. The rite of decline period sufficed to r a t e tha United Mato* to a -peak lodsatry, to was 8 E a1040 J T .T v ?only ! Uy»* According to the decline of the greater wealth, and, to th* eelablUhpient of U*w llb a rtte In • p p ro x iw u iy j r h ll» M p h ll.- . C fT n* v that |>«rio,| we w«r< able to chock end ovrrtom* tha moat’-tarnfie 20 portent. Cincinnati's 21 percent Nows deprrasion wa bad «V«f experi­ Aknm . 27 percent Omaha's 30 percent. enced. The American standard of Mr. Drolet polntod out that our t. b. rate roan after living went up1and up. th* doom-aealtra that bS S O E S S Wof i f ^ V ^ ^ n«w rising in other ••irhnoyh the sky with their Vis­ war-stricken countrios. In Glasgow, he qald. the deaths darkened ion* uf complete deatroctlcm at JumpedI fro; from Mq In ■-our cnlnmcti Into th a ;flr*t . i Hong Kot War were Juat as 6.781 In 1 9 4 0 .7 o* they are noer, things they pi “Mr. Drojet wi n 7 ~ F roblem and Coups I'ure hawed Or Before Dec. 20th, 1941. One ?A.yTho0u r g ^ 7 m p o ^ u 2 l r - ^ on the rrst of - tb* there will be Perhaps In th# some lessons will ed or, In other ttons may not ta event* have »ho been, and may precaution* that period a t least. S' disease of Of coun for as in the tobaccos * • ball with Texts wlU i s high, vortoud sort* wUf m j. h£ei>- f i Mr% I*’'* It' . fT'•- | . iv*’ ^ iir__J II '*V '■ ■ ' • ••• v 7 xir> V « * •' 4 �wprm — * Mr. and Mrs. Smith Entertain For Couple | A nd Personal V r -------------------------- PAGE THRElr Mrs. Montgomery Is [ Honored At Banquet Mr*. Rdith Montgomery* depart* MRS. LOURINE BEAL. Society Editor Dorothy Marshall Weds John Courier, Jr, . - » ry - SANFORD, FLORIDA Entertsinlng in honor nf Miss Dorothy Marsb.li and Lieut. John E. Courier, J r , whose marriage was solemnised yesterday after­ noon, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Aus­ tin Smith were hosts at e patty and miscellaneous shower at their home on Park Avenue on Satur­ day evening. A hridal theme predominated In the decorations which consist­ ed of all white flowi rs interspers­ ed with white wedding hells nnd placed about the rooms m which the gisrsta were rntrtrained. | K'tly in the evening the guests1 Threa of America-* statesmen acan wrote humorous thymes tn the tho wor resolutions against Ger­ bride ami groom, which were rot-1 many and Italy hefora leaving for lected and read Mt< South gace[ a conftrenea with th# President re­ n reading entitled. A Recipe for garding necessary legislation. Left the Bride", after which the gifts! to right,ar* Vice President Wallace, were presented to thr honorrrs | Son. Charles MeSory, minority An ice coiir*** ron*i*tm£ of leader, »nd Sen. Walter F. Georgta. Nn|H»lfonic icc cream mill in«livi«|- * ual while rakes with the initials kina, Mr an«l Mr* .1 Malcolm of D and J embossed upon them, Hiirutn*, .Mi. ami Mi* Juluiii were served by the hostess Fonder, Mr and .Mi« J \ | "tiro* Those Invited w r le : Miss M jc cipher, .Mra Fhuilei WhiiI, Mr* - hall, Lieut, t'ourier, guests nf Jot* Janvll, .Mi** Miioilr ltim***v. Honor, M r. and Mrs .1 F t 'm ir ie r . Mi** Matifarvt lin t/. J“« 111 Colin Kelly, Jr., widow of the • v r . Mr. and M rs Itm in-htnn W at- nor and Krl^uiM Mm-hull army flier who aatik the Jan I battleship Hatnmti • rT the l i« pictured with thrtr .Id. in New Vok She • he waa **teo pissutl** U Weep for 1st r hu^baosl. ent president of the* American L**ion Auxiliary of Tattxhaaaeu, wax the^ gue.t nf honor nt u ban<|uet which * j ( given by the /c ! i.“ mp.bf.ll'.," '* in‘r I ^ Un' 1 *< lb* I Hotel Val.lrx on Thursday evening. . y * dinner »as nerved Irom tat)lrn which were covered with Mra. C. white clothe and decorated with iu in n i f vi*mng wnn friends *pray« of Hnudinn |wpp,-r. At in. in OrUmlo ttxluy. _ the leintth ,.f i|,e tenal* alone were jam low howl* l.onl. bidding holding ;|nt ... . .. table wa-rv <harlea Marshall ha- returned arrangement. of pom-ettu,. to Avon Isrk after .pending the , m. | | whltr n,n,||e], whl , weekend will, his family. placed in m l wax , n|| ... . . „ , lightesl ban* tJ|>er« iti ciy-tal h d |. Miss Laos Itow.a.al of ( amp rr» furnished the only ill.iinhin Blanallng waa the guest yesterday tiam for the dinner of her sister. Miss Alum Rowland. The gup,„ . Wf||pM|, ■ Ritz Theater Rohherl Late Sunday Night I r st its l*n«f Mnel •• -mall pieces of nptv money bags. ■ate dull anil two r tnket* Otherwise, f the safe the •tn (ha- mil Charles F. Msnhnll announces thr the marriage of his daughter, ha*l • MONDAY 1 the t i m e The Girls' Society of Christian Dorothy^ to Lieut. John E. Cour­ •I Ilia* ■f t e r Service of the Methodist Church ier, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. liof I ni* tlewill hare their Christmas party at E. Courier, Sr. on Sumlay after­ \%:»* j u * t at 4:30 o'clock in the Final the home of Mrs. M. L. Tillis, 1100 noon t h o f •*KviBaptist Church. The Rev. W. I*. m Avenue, at 7:30 P. M. # lee lure d. Brooks, Jr., pastor, performcai the The Past Matron's Club will ceremony in the presence of close I t I in t h e have its Christmas party at the frienaia anal relatives of the couple. • lta*ei| mill thru I home of Mrs. U. C. Moore. 1509 u j i Ip li e t, Garkiml* of pink gladioli and Bast Seconal Slrret, at H:00 P. fern rrinir." graceal th* choir rail, form­ M. with Mrs. A. K. Shocmak- ing a background for the tall ittfoimetl of the er, Mra. Murray Jarvis, Mrs. C. white itandanU filleal with gladi­ N | rti*on nml now a, r ci i, Wi,h * Ur,!,■ r,Tri>l bo.vl hnlding A Irwin, Mr*. (S. W. Bailey ant) oli anal ftm . On each side of the i <?.» ' n,nl< aj ij. . i*t* < hief of s Ray of Ft Itcnn- , n amangement of silver twigs to \VI k iOk! alrj. K. C. Harper as ro-hostess­ rostrum .,f.I VYthout n placeal seven branch­ ing, t.a, wsa the weekend visitor which were lost silver had.a On es. n, pulletl hv. prted candelabra in which burning of his parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. I'. L. „ ph sale st.i.,1 miniature ~MI„ w,Sunbeams, Jr. G. A.'s, R. white tapers furnisheal soft illum­ I.. • m ,| he al*( _________ ifinilpfr Tull Mo* A»*s and Intennealiste G. A.'s ination for the ceremony. the criHiki .Mr. ami Mr*. R. P. Wrijrht of in *il vt»r r;tnsI**!itI■■a \s**it* 'il,ti*«ti will meet nt the tamo time in #ri| hut a While the guests w rit assem­ Winter Oanlen were the gue*t« on rach *hI«* of th,* ari church. md tht bling a program of nuptial mu­ • Th.* nnnual Christmas party of sic was rendered by Miss Margar­ yeaterday of Mr. and Mra. M. L i’*r*N which rl.aiifinlr I |hr iil. rr* take t» c f thr ittir«i« rurto'i riiiiHlm.il tile Dependable Class of the et (...Davis and J. M. Stineeipner, WHrIiI. «lc*iff1t •• Mrthodl.xt Church will be held at soloist, sang, ‘■Because'’. The tral.*rifr IIIUf v»«i'H hiiUintr l»r•**lit Mr. and Mr*. R. T Thonuit nnd the home of Mrs. B. Knight, 010 alitiamal wedding marches wer* Mr. and Mr*. A. I~ Thooifi* *|\ent m l irlailmli ami pnin««‘ltin4 v.«*rr West First Street, at 7:30 P. M also useal. f • mtm*iit thr l>«nt|tivt »** .in llostesses with Mrs. Knight will Mrs. ' harles Ward attemkd the th*a weekend in Jack«onvdie txm the which w*oh ancriI at out* m l Ly .Mrs. II. A. Applely. Mrs. J. M. bride ss matron.of-honor, wearing Rueata’of ftiemK thr Amrrirju I lutr no.I the latomrd, Mrs. W. J. King and Mrs. a powder Hue wool alress witn l«an•Mr*. J N. Tolar and jtuo*tt. Dr Ainrricnn luiron Autilikiy la. Burke Steele. All members of which she wore beige accessorl**. the class are invlteal to attend and Her flowers camsiated aif an obi an<l Mr*. William Kuulkner of nrr of blur mol yfolil. During thr rvrniiuf Mot \|.irbfing n gift for the tree. fiaahiama-al ui m liooquet fashioneal New|Kirt New*. Va., *pent the day IT«rrt Davit rm«li*rr«l api»roprin*r ( of pink msebuals anal blue delphin­ Saturday in Daytona Itenrh. piuno «rlfftion< atul Mi *. A. M. TUESDAY • , . . c a n s la y lovely th ro u gh Mian Prnrlf Bobton ha» arrived Philip* mnir. "Our K.mr” ami o Thr Alnlhean Class of the ium, anil ti-d with pink satin ribPJrat Baptist Church will hnve brna. J. Malcolm liiggina servad I from N>\» York City to tp*ml th« number of Chri«tm** enrol* to the many H earin gs it you sent! ( hrutina*holiiiuy<« withher f«rn* RrcompRoinirnt of l»«\i* The iU annual rhri«tinu* dinner nt the bridegroom as best man. The hriile entereil the church ily hrrromj inHollywood. them lo n cleaner who Hill tAp annex of the church ut 0:30 rvrninir’* rntrrtaimrnt rlo*<d with * It »M»• hfiVi* Ir v rompl t..| fur the arm of her brother, EdPf M. KaVh metnl er is nsked to on *--------thr rntiir i?r«Mi|> >imriiix “1 hr Dm iiifimil I »*r'- •^»U* ilJtIII t* of give proper rare to line ward Marshall, by whom she t> 1 ik I 'llli \1 It «,k* v, !' Ite* Mid living a caivereal alish. M r. nod Mr*, lh d c it K u h io k * .Star S|moj»lrd ll.v n irr. was given in inariiuge. Her wed­ latirirs and f's-lteate color-. \ t ........ . 1 .. - Ltv rv«* I>i«tiiiK ilH hnl ^Ur*l* p»r*r*rl til pV Tile Junior High School I*. T. A ding alress was u cadet I lue mod- of Jack*onvillr writ* the mietta ni »ifh Di 1.. 1 la. ,»w •1 »l Will meet st the sehoaal auditorium y rittrn la y of M r find Mr*, t*. A nddition th r i'ur*t of hoooi in fashioned on slim lilies and H a in r«. Th e y lu trr motured t*» ( ludr«| Mr* <i S Met lute. |u»>l rii • fll'H 'l II III 1h n . 4-1 .. at .7:30 P. M. The guest spa nker rl will Iw Miss Irene Hinton who will featuring a ideated pa-plum anal Orlando artompanud liy Mi ami .Irpirtinmi ........Inti, of A|m»|4.h; ru aIII* t|| a length slreVet. It i • * timir • \ ;) I»• r i III • to I a't us help visit keep your rimmI look mg tell nbaiut the organization nf a three-quarter Mr*. Myrtlr Kf ly, Seve'illt hot* was fasteneal down the front with) Mra. Haim**. 0*1 1. v*it h inn*ii ft. In* ft|»» l*lltyst-aid course. ' “ i let pre»nlrnt. nl«o of A|H»uk « clothes looking b «mhI. J u s t phone Htil gold buttains. Her accessories were «lf 1 \ liip \ M Kniii' • ie III MfThe express.*n pupils of Mrs. in a matching shade of blue. She Iveroy Liny ha« am vnl from Other* prmtit were Mr mnl ID It*mlo you'll get the tM--t service we can pixe Pl»H m il tif iiit» tl.»rt t* will IhGeorge A. Moffett will be pre- carrirsi an old fashioned arm bou­ the Naval Tralniny .School in Nor- Mr* Jiwl S. Kohl. Mi and ssntcd in a recital at the South quet uf while briale's rosea anal folk. Va., to *pen4l x abort tunc j |.. Sullivan. Mr. a » l *lr* Nrtl || . to limitin' tin t lol wtlllU* lift* hi- parent*. Mr. and .Mr*. Smith. .Mr ami Mr*. !! A Sw.nt ul 1b i- nil itiiiiii 1 |t if t V w. 1i in Shle Schasik auaiitorium at 8:00 P. wnite camellias showered with "Ith hi* II I'itrk \ vt fin* 1 1 .. f... th»* M. The puttie is invitcal to attend. tuberoses and white satin ribbon Edwnril Lang. non, .Mr* A It Km*l, M »« J 'A Guests on the program will be streamers. For traveling Mrs. ' Daniel, Mr*. AdiM l’l» ••»§«• *. Mi*, ci *• M 11 *OOf*tit>tit t •■! •tv Slid t" i f .*• 1ft-lb f.llll •It')*. Bob Hickson vill arrive »nmf ,| r l i r y M* l a t u m . Ir . X*. * plumbers aif the Sanforal Glee (Tub. Courier wore a carnage of pink ‘I.. time this week v camellias and sweetheart rosebuds. College In Ma rs from Mar* Hil! | rwjn. Mr* « M How-i*. M THURSDAY affair C- 10 M. Philip*. Mm* M irp - Duvi* Mrs. Courier has lived in San­ The Ovlcslo eapression and pub­ spend the (hriatma* holidaya withiMtl,| | y H,»ylr 220 MAGNOLIA A V E N U E I'llO N K Hbl lic speaking claaa of Mrs. Georg* ford nearly all of her life anal his parents, Mr and Mrs. R. j. anil un-l A. Msffett will t* presented, in sttenueal the local schools, grad­ Hickson. a recital at the Oviedo High uating from Seminole High School. S c h o o l at 8:00 P. M. The public For the past several years aha Mrs. M. |„ Wright. u .v umtutr. has been employcal by Chise and Mr.Mr.aminndMrs. la Invitcal to attenal. R. p. Wright, rs* | Company. Mrs. Courier ix a giftcai The Grammar School P. T. A. Winter Garden, J. W. Baker of | fWfll meet at the auditorium at pianist. Hartwell. Ga.. and Miss Martha I Amid an ntmn-phrn- of t'hrint Lieut. Camrier Is a native of Wright visited with friends ini inns the must ini:.' of Mi-- Mary 3:30 I' M. to be precedes! by Fiirnlictlt iteldin nnd l.uiit. Har­ the board meeting rt 2:45 P. M. Stanford and also a graduate, of Drl.nid yesterday afternoon. vey Snell of Fort Knox, Ky , was _ The annual Christmas Review Seminole High School and th* Wtf the Ruth Gonlon Wright Dane- University of Florida, where he Mr. nnd Mis. ,\. s. Snell hnve solemnized yesterday nfternos'n nt became a mrrntcr of IT Kipp'S ing 8chool will bo presented In returned tn their home in Kllors-e, 2:30 o'rlus-k by the Rev K. II. _________ the SvmlnoU High School audl-Alpha fraternity. He was former8. C. after sps-mling u few days in Brownlee, pastor of the Presbyter­ curium at 8 00 l». M. The show ly employeal by Chase anal Com- Sanford and Tutnpn, and nttrnding ian Churrh, nt his home on Pal­ U bring glvan for the benefit of P»ny until he entereai the Uniteal the wedding of their son, Lieut. metto Avenue, in the presence of the American I-rgUm Auxilary Slatea Army In August as a ra* Ilarvey Snell tn Miss Mnry Heldin the immediate families of tire hnal the public hu» been Invitcal *«rv* officer, lie Is at present yesterday. I molds*. r ^ iY .ll stationed with the 47th Field Tin- rooms rif tin- parsonage to aland. DAT Artillery at Ft. Bragg, N. C . weie opened eirstiiti- for Ills- wed­ CThe meeting of tho 60-50 Bible »•>*« the couple will make their ding nnd festooned with tn!l bos­ " - " * Church hovne. home. of th* MfthodUt kets of |Miinsellias and white |c* f i t 1 hit tsokbibST/IndalliUuin llmraedii riy y.lssItowbaMhe. care trapnnax attd'n miniature lighted W *»ectr . and Mra. Courier left bar* kren1 many L fib i at ^ t ( era*, schrduledto schrdu Christmas tree which was placed for a abort' wrdding trip lo an Wwld on Friday atoning. Rehearsals are being held daily I nn the living mom table. The man unnanotmeed destination. They will return to Sanford for a frw day* for the Ruth Gordon Wright annual I tel was banked with star Jasmin. Christmas Ravu* which will b« and lighted Christina* candles. bofora going to Ft. Uragg. The brids- chow- fur her ws-ddin., prvsrnted nn Thursocy evening, Dec. 18, at the Seminole High dress n tailorrd suit uf Soldii t School auditorium at 8:00 o'clork. Blue with which she won- brown The show will open with the- arri-ssnrir* nnd o corsage nf white "Dancing Doll*-' accompanied by cuincllias and tuberose*. Mrs. Snell Is the daughter »f Santa Claus, and Including tiny Members of tho choir of the Betty Bryan, Jo Ann Wilkin*, Mar- Mr. anil Mr*. C. K Heldin nml a Flrat Baptist Church and their Jorl* Lee, Marianne Strickland, graduate uf Seminole High Schoold. ■ huitande and vrivaa were enter­ Harriet Brown, Barbarn McAlcv She attended Vocational school and tained with a dnner party at tha andtr, Terrelle Jean Nelson. ILiri- for the past year the ha* been rm home o f Mr. and Mra. R. IL Pip­ ett Clair Redding, Beverly Poo|s-r, ployed by the Sctninola County, „ v ie pin on Friday evening. Marilyn Calhoun, Fa Ithe llrrwn, Agent's Office. Quantities of red rose*, gladi­ Mildred Warnell, Gerakllne « il IJeut, Snell i* the »on of Mr In oli and tuberoses formed tn# flor­ kinson, Gayle Marcb*', Grace Ma­ nnd Mrs. A. B. Snell of Elloree, S. |« You won't b* able to resist IIs.- temptation al decoration! for th« rooms of rie Stinacipher, Carolyn HarkalN- C., where he received hit early If tho Pippin home. Tho dining table, In buy two of the*#—one for yiiurself! It', Jane English, education, later attending Clemmin i r Jan (entered with a bowl of red rotes Glady* Hasty, "Mary compact and substantial. A Peggy Sag.- Man and white tuberose*, waa made Bara Nell Hardin, Sandra Munfor- College at Ckmaon, S C. .lie i<- X sided In Sanford for a year and a'X leure Set *martly tailored in honor blue or featlra with the appointments of ton. Sonja Monforton, Ann Lrrs. half and waa emptnyed by Chase 1 Ann Hailey, 8ue Warner, Mildrnl fiesta ware. courage-red Bengaline. And the value! Thre.and Company. He waa called Into « Lynch, Ann I.yneh, Carol Brian, Several Christmas carols wer* Peggy Sage preparation* and four fine mi aung by tho** preaont after which Mary Martha Gould, Ann Graham, the United State* Army In Feb-'J plain.-nt* including Cuticle Sci»«or»! th# dinner waa aorred buffet Carolyn Ann Handrin, Wanda ruary aa a rr**rve officer atul i* 1 at praaent atatloned at Ft. Knox, j Coffelt and Amanda Rausch. atrle. The revue la being printed Ky.. with th# 33nl Arnfcred Divi j Present were: Mr. and Mra. J. ,l M. Stinacipher, Mr. and Mr*. E. travail by Kathryn CulUint, Betty elon. Lieut, anl Mra. 8ne.l left lmnu--l j B. Carter, Mr. and Mra. B. C. Cullum, Marie Proecott, Betty Moore, Mr. and Mra. M - F Smith, Prescott, Barbara MeNeb, Betty lately following th* ceremony for ! Thin Peggy Sage manicure -rt puck* “at Mr. and Mrd. Pippin, Mra. J. II. Ran* Ball, Peggy Hawell, Geneva Buford. S. C.. where they will, Yrtu cm supply every femi­ snug at a bug in a rug.” Il cmne* in genutn-' Coklough, lira. Evan* McCoy, Britton, Batty Cook, Koao Ann visit with Mrs. Snal.'s brother. -. nine requirement on your Mra. 8 . J. Nig, Mr*. Lulu Millar, nrooka, Mildred Turner. Hazel Charle* Beldln, before going to leather or durable Bengaline and contain! ' hrUtma, list with this <me A IVtriry Sair** *ci Mia* Mablo Lewla and the Miaaes Gregg. Edna Griner, Klolse Gris- Louisville. K y, where they will \ four essrnlial I'rggy Huge preparation*, rut Peggy Sage manicure set . . . j com, Juanita Grots, Hortens* Mc­ m»k# their Koma. Gladya and Pegry Pippin. Saji' intintriirc ,»rt in fiuuml and thrrell tm no strain on the ton und linplemriit*. Several lovely color*. Gregor and Evalyn Ramadell. i;nlNir«lin«'. Th** Fori* budget I It'* a smartly tailored Ttai "Strawberry Bkuule' will I'olUh Kt'iiuiVi'r, It*1tipper bag In Uengaiine cloth again be proaented with Harriet ami it double* a* a cosmetic* movir ami iinpli'im,»if ■* n*‘H Brown. Wallace Dudley McCatley, carry-all. Valuo note: The Mr. and Mra. Manning George irim iuhly f«»r i' hhp I|»iii il»«* Rebert Allman, Janset Davie, Harriett announce th* birth of a Peggy 8agc Polish, Polish RrIn i n * of I h r r u t i n * m II Jimmie Stripling and Charles Pop ■on, Manning Georg* Harriett.! mover and implement* AIJiNF. lln taking part. are wurth fl.00. J r , on Sunday, Dec. 4, in the Sophia McDougal and Valeria Ferns Id- Laughton Memorial lloaHAPPY BIRTHDAY Welle, member* of tho Junior pltaL Mra. W. C. Rumhlcy AuxUlary of Urn Amerkan L**lon, Tommy ftumbley win act aa ushero for the review, dressed aa drum majorette*. The review la being presented for the benefit ef Use American A pt'jruy S !«'• mnnuMln* set Legion Auxiliary and thy nuMkt In attended n cardial bivUnt'on ta fit for a iiurrii it* thin byiTIi* . Here's a personal, lasting attend what promises to be aq rnvvlope with Khanuruj gold gift for a hand conacioua lady outstanding show of tho year. H en’* complete manicure luxury at a price framt*. It'* jKiBitivrly rr^jl yet . . n Peggy Sag* manicure you won’t Lullevel Tha ease come* In soft, ahftolutrly |iractical! Contair^ set in rkh blue or red Bengatwo-ton* brown or blue genuine leather or two Prictcy Ship* I’ulUhn, I'olline. It’s a complete nail treat­ rugged Bengaline. Zip open it* two fastener* i.*h Remover, Dutlrle Remover, ment kit with four famous Peg­ and yon have twd shade* of I'rggy Sage Pol­ Satinbupc* ami iiuittietinr* implr* gy Sag* preparation# and Im­ ish, thre# other preparation* and four Imple­ im*at« inrlu«liiiir t ’uticU* Seuplement* including Cutkle ami Will prtBml (• Hanford, “A Real Now York HUge ment# Including "Cutkle Scissors." »t»n« Nail Fciaaon. “* “ “ »y night, 8:00 P. IL, Honior High LOVELY PARTY GOWNS Blks To Have Annual Christman Dance SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS Miss Mary Heldin, Harvey Snell Wed Dance Revue To Be *• Thursday Evening Choir Entertained A t Dinner Party III PEGGY SAGE MANICURE SETS PEGGY SA(»E “DORSET’ $2.50 Bargain Day Double Program PEGGY SAGE PEGGY SAGE “LANCASTER” $3.00 “ESSEX” $1.00 PEGGY SAGE “PEMBROKE" $1 50 NEW ARRIVALS YOUR RACE PEGGY SA(iE “HAMPSHIRE” $5 PEGGY SAGE •SUFFOLK” $3.50 PEGGY SAGE “CUMBERLAND” $5.00 Rath Gordon Wright whan ah# p m n t i her Annual Children 15c PEGGY SAGE “SOMERSET* $7.50 To keep her hnnda aa lovely aa they aro—thla dUtinctlv* manicure ensemble In rich genuine leather, dubonnet nr blue. She'll love th* transparent plastic top and tb« brilliant btiekle—but aha w dlft believe this trim, flat raw contain* two Peggy Saga Polish shades, three other preparations anl six fina Implement# including cutkle aclaaora ami nail ■claaoro. , • Flowers oraJnc P U n ta l SANFORD. FLORIDA mm .;r, . V l .* . . --rs •J N R W �ip. Florida Is Less uataasm ui. iv*. iv- r|, WASHINGTON, Doe. IS —GP) — The 8tale Depnrtment an-' nouqced Sunday it has received formal notification from the la gallon In Bucharest that Ruman­ ia had declared a state ef war with tha United Slates. The Rumanian-foreign office, the department said, delivered the following note to the lega­ tion Friday: “The . royal Rumanian govern­ ment has the honor to comrannIcate to the government cf the United .States of America that, In conformity with the dlepotl lions of tho tripartite pact aad respecting the obligations of sol­ idarity contained In this pact, as a result of tha slate of sear which his arisen between the United 8tales rf Amsriea on the one hind and tha German reich, Italy and Japan, on the lather. Rumania herself l» in a state of war with the United SUtes of America." A German language broadcast from Berlin slid Sundav that “Croatia also declared that the considers herself in a state of war" with the United States. The broadcast v is heard by C. B. 8. • I lf trill) Building construction In Florida, aa reflected by the Imu. Mma of municipal pormit* during Mto 11 aoi)th* ending Nov. 30, waa approximately m m million dolUr» D#aa than lest y n r , It fwaaeJ bora today by tho statisHeal division of tho Florida Btata Chamber of Commcrro. It waa plained, however, that fig from a doxen arm Her eltiet are absent There waa an upturn for tho year In October tb it montha 1941 Ogurei (complete) totaling ff,* SOP, 122, but eren theae figure, did not qulto come up to 1940*0 lacking $164.75*. Far 10 month, ending Oct. 31, 194L permits totaled f f l j l l / " U against 273^79.007 In 1940. Incomplete NVr., 1941 figure, add ap to 23^00,005 a* agalnit 941*3,800 In 1940. SUU Chamber itatiaticiana blame building mater­ ial ‘priorttlea and the detrea** in military conilrucllon for the big November drop. The Panford tabulation follow.; OeL.1940, 211,262; Oct., 1941, $«.•74; Nov., 1940, 23330; Nov., 1941, -------------------------- - Living Costs Gain During November Maj. Cen. Henry II. Arnold, chief ef the alg corps, and his staff go ovar a map of taxon, northern PhlllpplM Island, as they plan future U. 8. air strategy. Left to right: L t Col. Harold L. George, air war plana diet* elon;; Brig. Gen. U« Carl Spaatx, chief ef air staff; Gen. Arnold; MaJ. Haywood llanacll, air war |plan* artin F. Scanlon, f * aas’t ............ ............. division j Brig. Cad. Martin chief of et.-ff- air intelligence, and IX Col. Arthur W. Va . NSW YORK, Dae. 15 Tha National IndnstrUJ Confertnaa Board aald Bdnday living roaa daring November In if 60 Induatrla! eltler sur­ veyed, the Increaaae ranging from MATHER .1 of ana percent In HaeramenFURNITURE te, Calif., to 1.8 percent In Ht. COMPANY FanL Richmond remained atrndy. . The median Increaav waa .H ( f ona percent, recorded for AtI inta, Chlcege, Dayton, Dee i (otaaa, Providence, Rocbcaler, I pekaae and Wilmington, tomared with • ona percent Increaac er the United Btatra aa a whole. .T h e Increase, the board eald, left tM coat of living still eight per­ cent under that of Nov. 1929, and under that of the period ..firpm 19IB to Dec. 1930. Daring the past year Increases af 2:5 to 14 percent have oceunwd hi tba 55 citlaa for which tha board had reports, It eald. The nation’s inertase in tho um e period waa 8.7 percent. r I*. xaUO,__________________ CUANCBY ELECTED TAMPA, Dec. 'ft. — M ajor R. E. L Chancey of Tsmpa, Friday was given a full term asprsidnt of the Florida League of Muni­ cipalities, which closed IU annoal conventon In '"*■ T 'T- ;77 iicted ’ WASHINGTON. Dec. 16 —GP) — Paal V. 1 McNutt, federal security administrator, said Sun­ day ther* waa an impending »er loua farm (labor shortage. McNutt made this forecast in urging that farmers ute farilitlea o{ thasUnlted States employ men* sereflp \»o obtain worker*. “tye . m n b l . ” ho said in 0 statement,- "affonl the waste rnf suffering which comes with hnphaiard labor recruiting nnd un contrrllcj migration. Such mi gratlon aa la necessary must hr SEE mmm relic1 if we ar« to use our man-power effectively." PRICE CEILINGS FIXED,. ‘ ***** REACH DEN BERN, Switxcriand, Dec. 13.— (AP)— American. diplomats and newspaper correspondents In Ger­ many arrived at lake Constance Sbnday to itxy until V-ompletlon of plans for their exchange witlv^x simitar German group in the United States, WASHINGTON, Dec. IS.—(AP) — Temporary • emergrncy prte ceilings over all fats and oils, ex­ cept butter, at levels prevsillng on Nov. 26, were Imposed Friday by The Navy foo‘b:i!l levin bus hod price Administrator Leon Hena goct as its mascot since 1890. (ierson. WE CARRY AT FAIR -PRICES ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED WINES—LIQUORS—GINS C&C Liquor Store Thousands Vd ,v.*jn 312 yt>ono 9123 Free Delivery of 1940 Xmas Cards In p o r f e e f »on«lltlon w ill bo s o l d t h i s w i r k ( of PERSONAL LOANS H alf Price FOR ANY REASONABLE NEED and l o w n at 22f» • H u n Av«. b flw t-rn !!»• hours of 9:00 A . >1. anil I! apd and J I*. M • LOW COST • EASY PAYMENT’S i ECONOMICAL CONFIDENTIAL The Sanford Atlantic National Hank M em ber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE READ SHOP t « A fc ■» ’•« <I MATH Lit FLItNITl HE COMPANY NOTHING BUkworma can be Imported Into B rn ll only with tho approval of tha National Department of Anls a l Production. N O TIIIM i DOWN Sl.UO A WEEK NOTUINO DOWN ILOO A WEEK > « END TABLES w (• . L-,,1 55c and 4ftc J pairs $1.10 R L PERKINS Insure Gay, Bright Holidays! • AU Sizes • All Shapes • All Styles The cheerful flow of n beautiful new lamp will make your Chrjntmas all the merrier—lamp R ifts are pleasing, practical anti la thorough go-xl taste. $1-95 up Use Our Budget PIdn Christmas Cochtails modern and pu­ rl* iu represented Package Goods Card tdBlea A n . inexpensive . p m m t of cA gift, y .t to r n * JACK’S m DROP INN v A k tr y CHEST}-,... HUO'W x , DKKS8ER s'-AV-e * . kt j '< 0 7 " \1V n n fl - V • v.-i; �t California W DlNdt Stage Bowl Contests STEPPING ix T im e m i t it r o t n r o r m u M N T I I J l t l i n \ | . C l H l U r . I.% %x» n m Tin: i o r ITT o r RADIO NEW8 rchr.lutrd for Pasadena, New 1**r ' Hay, was officially called f Sunday rftcr a meeting betwern committee members and Lieut. Gen. John U DeWitt, weatern defense commander. Five re presen tat ires of the famed post sea-on gridiron classic W reichcd here ei•nrly Sunday from ™ Fasadrnn sn.i conferred briefly with General DeWitt, who Satur­ day asked Governor Cullert Ol­ son to request that the game be cancelled for military reasons. Immediately ncgotiitioim were stutcd til transfer the Itose llowr! genic outside the western defense cemmand jurisdiction to an area where it could be played with per­ mission of the army. funday, W. 0. Ward, president of the Orange Dowl Committee, said iTnt "we don't see anv reason for e-nrelling" the New Y.*ar s Day feottmll gunie lierr bet", en the Celvers it y „f (;,.0r. gin and T.'Mis Clm .tiin llniversity. ri'e Sugar Howrl is continuing plins for its week of .ports culniinutin { in the football game bytwe.li Kordham mid Missouri New Years |>ay and ha. receive*) ?»«» tei11jc-41 to tinct'l tIn* evtuh \ Ru>*4f .tore / Wise flw eeA u . „ d6API I W i C f / eeiLuAdrVdro*?i fee. diM BBMoJp Tde PLATB- 'I '.tllM ii.i:. ' T * n : n r i I . m u ­ l t i . I \ t II l> * I 'll i . !;*• ii*•n i i: i n t y w ono “Oei'Kt- plumi if i t" « lrtt'i r r s i r i a i d no F'dwin l \ Hill ( 10 Dinner Music | 'VJO Spearman Brewing t o *• "0 l.um and Afiner 't 45 Uurld Today i 00 The Lone Ranger I 1 .10 lllondir s flo Vox Pop i * to Make Mine S It I s tt Music doom Cowboys t* ‘>5 Elmer Ihtvi* and tin No 1 <>0 Lux Kadi.. Theater 1' .H> l '»4>tFt Aniiisersniv ..f Kill Kroacdast President Km.-rv 1 .'then. i l l 0 News of the World 11 <0 (lance Orchcstt.i I 11 00 i.inton Wells ; 12 05 Sign Off \ I ' . T I l r It llt'M tl Is n•1A•11 \ . • 11. i 1^ • t i l l * iirv in \ • »i I »' . . ISW i* • \ I". H IT J . u a c -iiE f W e A ^ d e i* It. A L A t« P S COSlPlOCdCC. AC Mi, fLATt Hrvtikfiitt l(*n*l* SbudG AsdDABte CA-fcMtJf?oe THe kv Ct«V9u*ic>wouws IILAt KOl'T IIAIIYf BORN fee — Wtflt raaUdC HBMSlfy G o t o MC MAYStYff’ oeAS-TJte- KOCHEFTFR. N V. Dec. 1 5 —A I iby Isiy was born during this city s fust pnrtice blackout l»st night to Mrs. Phyllis SingleInn. The baby arrived just as the sirens complete! their wails. Pbv». Icinns accomplished the delivery by the aid of two electric lanterns an.) f ashlights in the hands of nurses. I ' l l I . M •V V | rrrri:^ BUCKEYE STAR By Jack Sordl 1 ■ l»l*|s* uI HI It PALATKA. Dec. 15 —Of)—. Acreage planted to cabbage in Putnam County this season is lie peeled to he somewhat larger than _ that of list season, according to W County Agent II. E. Weatbury. Growers hive been busy planting during tile past two weeks. W oC K 'rloPSt O f ~TAC- Cjlio StArfc uack' f i t i o I .- ( A l’) - I ly - In EGULAR BLOOD ^■■H O U N D S ^ / A f l e r Cut tome r« p .v i iiri.itu i \ s i I , fcroneaa Liaette da Kaprl Ameag tha alien• takaa Into cuenodyby FBI agents in Kew Y’Ark City ia Swlticrland’a only woman flyer, Baroneu Lisetta de Xapri also known as Llsatte yon Kapri The Baroness, a native of Rumania has taken out first citizenship papers. She was seized at Roosevelt Field, U L Electrical ft Musical Supplied 1 1 , *'■ V. «lt|i. Mixed Drinks — Package Goods — Beer EREP. HEl.IVF.HY —PIIONR BILL' PACKAGE STORE & BAR 112 W. FIRST STKKKT HEAT YOUR HOME mis w ith th e South's* n n » l el In tetil h ea t— tle.ut Multlf| Clack un i W hit. \ f i M y r t rm *| M jii ge Ste pmothe r # I.ec G R E E N ’S F U E L G A S S E R V IC E Pax lor ACROSS FROM PO ST O FFIC K FOR CHRISTMAS! A NEW Westinghouse 'J 00 Y o u n g Ih Malone J : l . r» Joy ce J o r d a n J to Thr (i«’Mb*.igw 1 J. 15 I T .New. nr.itM* ‘S E L E C T R IC R E F R IG E R A T O R J:.V» NIntincr Mu-* H:Is* J* i ry Wayne M'llL' ’• *10 Kcnfto Vnilrv : 15 NVhat Freedom M«ar.. *t 5.5 1*rrKi» Ntw$ 1 0 0 “ MilcutonCA m Ameruan Mu«kh I :0 t arnlt T* m I 15 M*rk Jliiwlry, Newt 00 For The Farmer r»:IO Twilight Melodies .5:10 ChriAtma* on the Moon iia n a n AM, I I «" UKANM .« II* nn.tp. im \ IIFMIIN SIRA TION BAUER RADIO IIIMH'oM.I II* loc tCAHlfAtil., I "O. liulb ' YJKA viB |40 ••*» *•• $11 oo , ilr>r<* i i ? :.«* to i i*rt». ti ;i | f?IIAY« *TE, *.«i l»i»i i; 0 I AND ELECTRIC SERVICE tX U .U M Il'.s I >"i C A ItH tiT X . j " . C 'd t. V . - h ' l t i . l • 1.16. CAVUKIAAt t:n. H G O P l . A S T . Ilu ffle In | l uO ' WcuGA R i f 0 / i f T J o a e < jack mas eee*j -rUe punesf BAOv. ciiio *ur RAO 10^SCHE YBARS v'rtomuUton rrUctes promptly borausr It goe.i r<zht to the seat of the n i« A i'i:F iii:n . s trouble to lie lb loosen and eapel germ laden ptilegm. and aid nature LKiriNF. to soothe and heal raw. lender. In­ 11.^4 timn-htAl m ucous m em L»:vri ry. 3 tlul. t r.ilcfe, lrdirtK flamed lirancs. TellTour druggist to sell you lir a lu a bottle of Creomulsion with the un­ UNlflNM !*• I? I . hi.Hiil-li- l!.?e Iti |2 io derstanding you must like the way It 1 lulcklv allavs the oough or you a n U>>9 . bun S'**- 4*» **'*v lo have jour morey b a c k . OKa SV.LM Imi L* H II CREOMULSION N*>. : ti ty l*AliM|.KV rtt.A. ••on lie •*» i«*« l*KAK. x'Te *ii, l.u »!|*r 12 n*! It# (or Cougkt. Cheit Colds, IroncklHl mmmmm THE PRESENT Th«t Last* A Year A SUBSCRIPfiON TO The Home Newjpjpef 1 DPA C , «OH.DCAC WHATS 7115 MAITXtf' B'LLS.* I KNOW HON --------- t r e ----- 1 T(Sr. / t By PAUL ROBINSON KTf A KETT ihft THATTAWJON SHOW ETTA DfAd WILL YOU y a fo a -p u rriN G O N /rM OH'THftOOMMtrrBtt^ a n d £ reL^ ? -7 T T ~ iB iTA FbsuioN v SNOYj f / K V S A V Yod 'O. have i ^ S ^ M FUN.' J HflADArHE.* <: w auD C mc our.* -W 60TTA -J O /W . TVtElJe.' JU -'5E ire OfiJtvtNo r-'s FiJA ntiv. . , ------ i tx j f ir u t .n r ^ it r own * SMAUr'EAt/TOY ton i our or rvtosE 7T2ICCS YOU >i£ always pulling ----1 ON ME — r How Aflour 1 HAVE YOUR watch repaired by one who really • knows bow. Briggs, Jeweler* Magnolia. Are- MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL A LONG distance mov. Ing, crating A storage, laiaa. Ing’a Transfer A Storage, Phone 408. LOST — SMALL brown book downtown. Phono 8U0ES CAREFULLY dyed. s !r*l or haste*! at low coat. City - Shoe Shop. 310 Hanford Avt. VBIKO FEEDS a t Toacbton’s Oro, HKD Terrier wanted, rash for a gu.id young I FI \ s I.IVF. I* U r t r n «i..I V u l r n l l n II tin i.. |1 45 CEMtC.NT mixer, if block ma­ chines, other hand molds, Phone 329 J. w anted N• *N 4. K«ck«. !.o: hl»» BALTIMORF:, I)cc. IS. - ( A P t — Charles M. Rowell, Sr., IM. Kansas City, Flo., attorney and former chairman of the Missouri Btute Democratic Committee, died rarly Sundry In the Johns Hop­ kins hospital ihre years.! Faltering for the first lime. Ben Hogan of llerahry. Pa., I lew a one-stroke lead and finully fin­ ished In second place, five strokes behind. Out In front since the first day, (login slipped over imr for the first time and ucidcil a ....... . V r I *eI (I %•'. tie Ito t WCOiN^CJSr AKfONR T O K IMIT*.*,------------- : PINE. OAK A lighter wood. J Free delivery. Coato on % over or writ# Trtmper’a Wood Yard. Osteen. -' »Til * V. »U Alts! I ns| | ttr • I* itraiu ::* s\V llff I.V 1*11 i:Ki*«iirr N' k \ 1*1*1.EM. ||..t I **»!•’ Camp B inding's bakery can tarn out 18,000 otic-pound loaves of brerd dally and 42,000 on weekends. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. | I t|l«rrIlMNre.ata t tw’l rnm \ r*rlnM* | llr |swr I. Half* Ml* (*• U»'*l MISSOI KI I.KADKII DIL-i x « It • ' l l 1 i . l^; F A R M E R S’M A R K E T ■ A 0oOfll-B O u r Wapt Ada ■ 5:45 Seattcruood limn*** a and become the second player In history to win the flO.UOQ Miami Open golf tournament In auccvs- I rmigr I Stiirir* Byron Neison Wins • Miami Open Tourney MIAMI. [)e. * tv.lr«* f | null • I. It »r | I, 1*1 i'onta »nln*r »n*»rr *•• lent l •n■I i . I |* i ■ . imMi •• •*t’lllt ). ilrul|h* j J 50 Th ree Si»te»* I LAKGF.lt CAIIIIAGB ACItKAGB ir i tin It i*«v M . I 111 I ’ ll 15 At ilome with S:*ll> tin j t I .‘tO The K*i |*i i i e* ll |.% I F .Nrw* I) 55 T e m p e r * !u t «• l*ul•••i •• IJ :00 K»te Smith Spc.*k« l-MA Walts Time I J .10 Pancrtime I J 15 Our l •a I Sumlnv ! I 00 (Mile F a r m (’lull i I to HrU'gt* .Sehnul »*f tin* * I 15 Komi of f.ife I . .n.iI tin . m * • it > \» • r irir.i j s If* Nil g it*m *.♦ 00 Morning I *t mu • IL15 Auuiimii >fi|.n.| ».f A»i O 15 IT Nt w s . I I 0 0 Mur y P l \ i **-i i yi: ■I0 16 Witniiin of * mirage n il NVi "ii uf T'llcdn, Ohio, - ' i«<i! i .I e\ri the final nine li.di i in n -en .11ii.mil fivt'-under-par d M < r lb r « l Tomorrow's program •1 10 Norman ( t e a -ley a n d F'lorula Cow ha* , i no Breakfast It. r\ it it- •* , : 16 n * New* X *10 Thr World r**«f •v •0*N) UM j 10 | f» 1 lo 10 • the rltfht. iltlr. ftn»| Inter*** • ( tt.. l.fu l» »> t. i i i *;i.i ■ (u lltw tn i l.ert y. w n o rw ^ CAJonree.* 1'NSYBO.ICNEVY GHSY4A9 | AlLtaacTOl C L O T H R /m ^ LONE RANGER HON PO SREALT 6ET AWAY? BLONDES ARE SO FICKLE’ '‘XH&Ohl CUT EOTeA ( 6OM£0NB IMTWS BOOM mgMT NOW/ A ll RkrHT/ 1 WO By FRAN STRIKER MO *C* IM l i f t M3 HIKE, YOU CANT fC F O T U A T IO N W A N T ED CUBAN colored girl JoA as auras, maid oc Dorothy U M a rr, 1884 FOR B E N T L �Glanding Hoes a business I m . of fJ^M/XW annually Jap Land Form paia aeany in troop, plane and shlpplnr losses and Indicated that tha ata rt of tho second week of the new war In the East found Japan, sac landing f o rm held In tight check. • t y w i a u h . The AhC Has was ’ Tho war resume from the office of Lieut. Gen. Douglas Mae Arthur *V * t ‘A . . I I . i l . . --------- A —J — a said tho Japanese transports war* sHacked north of Luton In waters through which the Japanese tri-d at heavy coat to reinforce landing parties a t Vlgan and Aparri. General MaeArthur’s report said tha Japanese carried Out 14 major air attacks on tho Philippines with losses of at least 40 planes. J Ha credited a Philippine Army division with smashing a Japanese Handing at U ngaysn,’ 100 miles northwest of Manila. I An Aimy spokesman said the 'Japanese had been unable to reFRENCH AVR. AT *lh BT. inforr* the landing party at L*PHONR 111 g u p l and that local activity, rel carded aa wall In hand, continued “ 1 "“ ■ at Vlgan and Aparri. | Tha Navy also reported that en­ emy submarines wars operating in the Hawaiian ares but were under ignroua attach. The eommunlaue said: “There hive been two additional bombing attacks on Wake Island. The first wia light, the second was undertaken In great fqrrg. Two enemy bombers ware shot down. Damage was Inconsequen­ tial. ; /"The Marines on Wake Island, continue to resist.' Dutch submarines sank two I CAR W A S H . . . ju a t phone t i n S. He ENGLISH QIJLF SERVICE SUNOCO Are Checked, But AddressesRotary Raids Continlw Club At Meeting koti’s west coaat. there was only local activity. Kinking of tha transports wo* announced Sunday night In nn •A m y headquarter* roman unique which asserted that “the situation both on the ground and In the air wwa well In hand as tho first week FOR A PERFECT Aviation Instructor i Cn i o w c v m r<*» o w l Is an old Japaneso custom, he ■aid. Wkl&- the Japanese ambasaador da Read at tha Oxer's palace In St. PatanboTg In 1IK>«, the Japanese nary opened fire on U>e thsuipeetlng Russian fleet at Tort Arthur. Tha Chinese too wera at­ tacked In 19M with warning. "Many people ink me the Army and /h a Navy far what happened a t n a r t Harbor,” ha said, "I Cent sea U. Enemy planes ran be launched MO miles aeajr and In eorer of darknem be over you within three hour*. Manned b> suicide squads traveling at night. It would be Impossible for otarr ration planet to spot them In time to dries them off.” Declaring that Germany’s pre* ent withdrawal from the Russian front la another “Napoleon's re­ treat from Moscow,” Capt. <1* Wolskl said that In winter the temperature often drops to 40 degress below aero and that lh« snow Is often four to eight _ . feet deepen level ground. The Germanc/.pscted to be In Leningrad and Moscow before winter set In, bul they failed, and now as a result of the “Russian ’scorched earth policy" they have no plare [r which to sscapo the dea|>eratr rolil of tho Russian winters. Visitors at today’s luncheon in­ _______lohn cluded John Graham, Harold Nsbell and H. R. Cloud of Orlando STATION Gloria' Pennington Mrs. Pennington Paul Bryson, Jr,..Robs Stefan Jenowikl. .Akin P a m ---------- —. Lgam Vyvlan ......... ...........— Gas NtUon ----- P a Shipboard Host. Cecil I endcr ............. Oil' Mistrr-ef-crremonles ,. D iu iit Walter CatltU Charles Coleman l^onard Elliott ( Irving Bicon ( Gus Schilling Ravens ........... O’Day ____ -Iris-A drian Newspaper Edit. >r Wide Uoteler Toots fe.LI. V Dorothea Kent llrody ----- Edward McNamara Jackie llrnry —_____ _ Sam McDaniel Clara Hlandlck Nurse Mrs. OliB y _______ Grace Hayla WE GO FtBT STICKETS OF THE LONE WOLF Rose Coughlin L] Michael L anyard.W arm WUIIam '*ob Brandon ...... Ala Helene da L eon____ _ Rath Paid Diana Ifempatead • M>e Paul B enoit_______ Roger Clark Herman Huff . Don I Dapper Dan Htreever Victor IIjio M Brugglns . . Ernes Jory Nabob _____• ___ Geral ... Eric Blare Jamison *—„ I. P. Hempstead Georgs Inspector Crsne Thurston llall t’arlerry ....... Paul 3 Fred Kelaey Dickens _____ Dimwit ...... Thomas Thin Min Arlhi BADLANDS OF DAKOTA Jim Holliday Robert Stack Ann*-.Grayson.. A nn Rutherford Wild Bit! lllekok ... Richard DIx Jm e ..........’ ___ Trances Farmer Bob Holliday . . . . . Bred Crawford GREAT GUNS ___ ...* ... Stan laurel Rocky s ----------- , Hugh Herbert _______ Oliver Hildy S p e a rfia h __U...:... Andy Davlns lammond Sheila Ryan Jack McCall ... Lon Charter, Jr. rester Dick Nslaoo Huricans Harry — Fuxiy Knight ..... • Edmund Mre Donald General Curler .... Addison Rich­ ards Ridley ... Charles Trew Dr. Harvsy R o b e rts ___ Rev. ftrbbins British Sink Axis Supoly Ship And Tup ire e tln n e a Freer P ear Oeel to bo threatened ly *n rnclrclinr movement. Military quarters eel.I tank* and Infantry ware about thru qu artan of tha way around the Axis string of defenses stretch­ ing 40 miles from Gaxala on the rrast Into the desert. R. J. Reiter Dies At His Home In Longwood Today Robert Jama* Rclt'r, reslJent of Bsmlnol* County for the part British defenders and Japanese IS years, died at his horns In Inradora grappled In major battle Longwrod this morning at 7:30 amid the difficult and treacherous o'clock following a lingering Ill­ Jungles of Northwestern Malays ness. H# eras born In Allegheny aa tha bUti attack on tha penin­ cnunije county. Pa. wn on ***% Dec.• 10, 1800 and sula settled down to close and sines he has lived In Longwood bloody combat. he has been engaged In farming. Japanese claims, covering tho He arms a member of the Pres­ whole broad scope of their opera-, byterian Church of Sanford. Survivors are: his widow, Mrs. lions against Hongkong, Singa­ pore and tho Phlllpplnsa ware Naomi Reiter of Longwood; fonr that of a general land and air of- sons, John Reiter and Robert. 4naira against Hongkong had been Balter of Alleghany rounty. Pn.; undertaken at dawn yesterday, James R. and larey B. Rriter of that a British mechanised division Longwood: Ova slaughters, Mrs. had boon destroyed In tha advance Robert Bell and Mrs. Rose Birds* down tha Malaya toward Singa­ era of Allsghsay county, Pa., pore and that 11. American and MDs Naomi J. Raltar, Mrs. Batty British naval vessels Including , an Wlddia and Miaa Rule,tn Jean American sut-marina had, bean Reiter of Longwoodi also aoven grandchlldrsn. sunk oc put out of commisston. Tba aftnalra against tho Brit- Funeral arrnni announced later Funeral Homs. “NEW YORK TOWN,” atqrriai Fred MaeMarray, Mary Martin and Robert Preston, with- Akin Tamaroff, Lynno Overman and Eric {Port In support, win be', the f rat ure*'attraction at the Rita m rs U y, Yheater nail Wednesday and Negro Scout Leaden Have Training Meet Harold V. Pact, Scout sites- COFFZ POT cu tl* and speed daman deba aro all In the day': work for'A lan Curtle, khawn hero with Lynn. Bar} and Shell* By an In “W# Go Fast," thrilling fttm about adveaturav cl cycle squad, showing neat Tuesday je t tbs Rita. ^W kUUlM ^Rlrtr PHOTOGRAPH SERVICE «■ £?*** DAVID M. EARLE MANAGER Third f t P a rk A rc. TELEPHONE BUS Wieboldt Studios 210 8 . P ark * Pbooe *8 �SA N FO R D SANFi .O R IO A S .n f o .J Florida ( H r A ff« And W*Ut AN INDEPENDENT D A IL Y NEWSPAPER VOLUME Main Axis And L egionnaires British F orces Are Cautioned By C aviness Meet In Libya Survives Sea Crash To Nation On Our Freedom % Says Country Will Keep Fighting Un■ til United States’ ’ Liberty Is Secure Statd' Head Warns Of Danger Of Rumors, Great New Battle Is In Libyan Command Criticism Raffing A s Contact m h m S m h h ' H a s t y Against U. S. Army Is Made 4a Miles L&jfi P a s t Tobruk Area Cautioning Legionnaire* agalnit Victorious Red Army Takes Klin Nazis Are Harrassed By Blizzards As |& They Fail Back feU In command of tha British troops In Libya, succeeding Gen. Sir Alan Cunningham. Gen. Ritchie's swift mechanised troope era re­ ported In a new offensive pro­ ceeding deep In the Cyrenalcan Desert, No Developments Are Reported On Theater Robbery No further developments have been announced In regard to the roblery of tha Kits Theater of­ fice safe whkh ocurred tarty Monday morning, polka revealed today. Contra! Florida cltUt and a lte r large elUag la t t e t t e t e believing rumor* and agalnit voic­ ing haatjr criticiam , agalnit the armed forcea of the linked State*, Rupert Cavlne**, department com­ mander of the American Leg loo, addrvaied the Campbell Loaalng Poat l*it night after J. L. IngWf, chairman of the Seminole Count* lM f* n a a ___I I a i* • duties will be to w*m tha public agalnit air raids and to as­ sist people In the evsnt of such an emergency, and te a te ste r * » • 4PP°lnted chairman of the Air Raid Warden Service for Seminole County by Joel Field, poit com­ mander. Tha Legion also heard a ehort talk by Mrs. W. f . Langar of the Salvation Army, who said there a r t 400 under-privileged famlli* s In Seminole County "looktnr to you and to rea for their Chrlitmas-’, and votad to tum over a rollectlon of toy* to the Salvation Army for distribution imong tr.e poor. Mr. Ingley said that since the appointment of the various mem­ bers of tha Defense Council by the County Commission six months ago under authorisation of tha De­ fense Council In Washington, a company of 8tata Guards has tnen organised, more than 7,000 persons In the county havs been registered and elaaalflad, all members of tha council have bean finger-printed, numaroof committees have beta sat up In charge of various phases of the defense work, and both an Aircraft Warning Service and Air Elmar Jaskaon, of-Baa rnaelaco, ws« aboard tha «,400*tmi Am«r|can motonhlp, Oregon, w h en 'll collided with a navy vaaael off Nantucket Island, loulh a f Cape Cod. Jackson and xlt other x*r vlvora were brought to Boston. Eighteen other aurvtvora and eight bodies were brought to New Bedford, Mass., by another res­ cue vessel. Glee Clubs O f Three Schools To Have Concert Christmas Choir Is Composed Of 115 Vocal Students Students from Semlnolo High 8chool, Sanford Grammar School and Sanford Junior High School numbering 1|S will compose the choir of mixed voice! on tha stage of Seminole High School Auditor­ ium tomorrow night at 8:00 o'etotk when the fifth annual coheert of Christmas carols under tha direc­ tion of Mix* Dorothy Sanford, high school music director, agd Nias Leonora Whldden, director af NUMBER n Member Associated Preiw SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1SM1 Hongkong, Singapore Face Grave Thleats From AdvancingiJaps Italian Insignia Comes Down WASHINGTON, live. 18.— ( A f )— I’reiddent Itooaevrlt waa reported rvllablv today to have meed the Senate Mili­ tary • Copimlttre In rvdur* the selective oertlre minimaai age to II and thua bring 2.400.100 additional men *ndvr draft rtglatrallon. The committee reiumrd roaalderatioa of Legielatien requiring reglatrallon of all men from IK to 41, Inclaaivf. and making thoov from 21 lo 44, Inclaalve, aubjert to mili­ tary aerrlee. WASHINGTON, live. 14.— (AH)— Former I'reaidrnt Hoover aiked Congrru today to give I'rexldenl Roosevelt the 'Wide*! latitude* In leg­ islation talahlhhing wartime control *v«r prleea and commndltle*. *We cannot know what tha situation may be a year or five year* henet.' Mr. Hoover told the Senate Ranking Committee a> he drew from his experience food admlhlolrator In the leal World War to oufgeot a II point program for Iht preweat wartime emergency. WASHINGTON, Ib-c. HI--(A*) —Prnaldent Roosevelt told the people of the United State, list night that this country would not lay down ita arm* "before liberty I* once ag*in secure In the world wo live In." The address w** made In obaervatlon of the 160th anniveraary of the bill of rlghta. "For that security we act—now and *v«rmore.M Accruing the Axil power* of attempting to revive barbarism and Impose upon the world "doc- Workmen are shown removing the Italian Royal insignia from the Italian building at Rockefeller Center In New York. The building win occupied l-y consular office* and travel bureaus until outbreak of tho war. Governor Holds z C S u O f in s of truth," tha President Inala* aald and IsUnd sitting in tiers, will lift their puroaalon told hit fellow countryratn. Ity Commissioner "»>*•• lnl° ‘h« : "What w* face la nothing more IV are In direct ting arranged of blu* light* and crook or crooks, who apparently James Gut. They are In direct drape* with sparkling stars. In or laaa than an attempt to overhid In the theater after the clos­ charge a t tha Aircraft Warning the stage foreground, fern, Christ­ throw and to cancel out the great Will Study Charges ing hour and committed the crime Service and are working out the mas tret*, braslllan pepper* sml upsurge of human liberty of which seme U ae after 1:00 A. M. This details In connection with the es­ baskets filled with poinaettUe the American bill of rights le the F urther B e f o r e fundamental document; to forer sum consisted of theater receipts: tablishment of Urn A h Raid War- will be used as decoratlona. the people of the earth, and „ concession money and a smal* dan Service. Making Decision In addition to traditional ciroti amount of money whkh belong­ The Aircraft Warning terries. "Silent Night1’, -0 . Come All Ye among them the people of this continent, to accept the ebeolute Mr. Ingley continued, la under ed to theater employee. The Br CHARLES CHAUCER Faithful," “Joy To The W orld'and combination on the safe had teen the direct supervision of the War "Hark, tho Herald Angels Bing', authority and deepotk rule from TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 15. — Department. Twelve posts have knocked off and the Inner door Governor Spessard L. Holland said been located In this county by the the program Includes. a selection leek was punched through. today that he 1would not con­ Third Interceptor Command of by the Seminole High School Or­ chestra with a young eenlor, Ber­ Tampa, aach of whkh consists of done drunkenca* by Florida pub nard Derier, who la a violinist, a Ha added with determination lie offtciala" after a three-hour one chief observer, two amlatant chief observer* and 17 obeervera. number by tha high ecbtrol trio that this natlen would not "under hearing on charges nf ilrunkenesi of mixed volcev, Miss tenford, ny throat, or In the face of any There are «40 local people who havo been assigned to this work. Gladys Pippin and Alma Grin- danger, surrender the guarantees sgainst Lloyd F. iinyle, assist Iham, selections by ensembles of liberty our forefathers framed ant state attorney at Stanford. nr* sighted, they communk-it* from the Junior high and high for tie In our bill of rights." glee elute, a vocal solo by Early yesterday President Knox Says Japa Have directly with headquarters at the ■shoot Wado Garner and a duet by two Roosevelt tent to Congress the Tamp* air b*a*. girls from Junior high school, Phy­ documented story o f . the peace Small, Two-Man Subs Tte difference between tha Air- llis AUen and Berbers Whitmore- talk, that smokttcreened Japan's croft Warning tervlca and the Air for tbs j | ,olrn*!?J sudden Sunday morning attack on WASHINGTON, Dee. 1«— lA”) Raid Warden Bervke. Mr. Ingley b*Accompanists M lu Grantham and Miss Doris Pearl Ilarbor to etart tho war. —Tiny two-tea. eabmnrtaee, be­ explained as in t t e ' former 'the Entsmlngcr. mem bets of *h" lie revealed that it was not un­ report directly to Tampa ae lieved ta t e the smallest eubmeri oncoming planet. Wterote lor Claes of temlnola High Bchool. til three days after the treacheroue attache on United Ststea •thle* aver need In modem mar,tr Raid Warden Service U ships and men and territory that faro, (oak part In tte mirprise y a local service having to Practice Races Are -te he received an answer to hie Ith warning our own pcepli, Japan*** attack on Pearl Harbor, Mr. Ilrady had asked Ilnyle * re­ hour message to Emperor for aid taking care of Held At Kennel Club eleventh Hlrohlto Dec. • asking hie co- moval from tha office of assist­ problems in case we era ‘ S S V I V T S - .w * " In further efforts to ant slate attorney on the charges F irst dog roses of the year hero, operation of drunkeness. peace. T te Chief Afar Raid Warden, Mr. unoffklal unofficial schooling races, races, were preserve The temlnola County repre­ This answer waa to tho effect Leaker, le exported to establish' held last night a t tte Banford Or- th a t the Emperor's "cherished sentative also charged that Boyle eon port for each sector of W0 Undo Kennel Club, ns P ^ P * ™ ^ deeIra" wee establishment of refused to drop an Indictment ponooa In te mtnojo County. Each am being made for the tracks pane* In tte Paclfk and that agalnit him charging embexxle port will te composed of ono eenTHIa Majefty trusts that tha ment — an indictment on which 0'•Twenty^IviT'roels were run bo- President le fully aware of thia he had once teen tried end been for* a lari* I7**F •* found not guilty. fart." Practk* roeea wtU be steged ageta A crowd of about 30 persons from Seminole County eel In on the hearing In the cabinet room. Mr. Boyle denied th at te wae drunk aa Mr. Brady charged or On Boyle Case Over East Group withdrawing Axis fortes narrowed the gap th a t 0« t o w e l te a te e a te M d the bulk ef hi. remaining Infantry strength tela a North of Trigh el Abd, h k sad ladfcas twfco U a Children Throughout Seminole Write Letters To Santa Claus Total Score” In 3,280 To 3,128 In Match Held At Ft. Myers The \V,-«l (*us,t 12-man |>i»b>l team won tho Puncc lie lu'"n |Vdi-stral Trophy Sunday ut Ft. klyers by defeating u teuni rr|ire­ am tat ing the East Coast by a to­ tal score uf 3,2X0 to 3,12H, llyrd J .Goode announced yesterday. Mr. (•male Is the director of the West Coast I’latnl League and eeulr.il Florida representative. High scorers were (*. A. Ilrown, 204, and It- K. Newberry, 2X6 of the’ West Coaat; and II. (i. Stiles. 2!)0, and Lt. W. L. Cleveland. 275, of tho East team. These scores were made In tho 23 yurd all positions shoot. J. L. Allcnby of thu l«cnl club placed third in tho Marksman shoot, match one, 2 ealitsir, witli a 2HK score. He received a brnnxo medal. II. J. Williams pluceil first in thia event with 204, follow" 1 by W. II. North with 200. Other winners were; Match nne, expert, 22 caliber, It. (I. .Stiles with 2X2x300; Match one, master, 22 caliber, C. A. Ilrown with 2X3; Match one, sharpshooter, 22 call- i-lnnil const, resting pilots, eve hunting plsncs, marshalling gaa liiii-, bombs and ammunition fi new mid powerful assaults. ; Imperial Tokyo hradqlisrt* repotted thnt aeabornu Japaaa troop., drspito a heavy g a le ^ S reeded In gaining a foothold 4 the const of Borneo, within M miles bombing range of MMS London reported "very IgU fighting" between tho Britishw j Japnne,n in tho Jungles of S luvn, where tho Nipponese meg aiiifrd forces are said to tell , mu-bed forward 40 to 60 XsO on lie: RIO mild road to Sing I Holiday Vacation F o r School Will Start S a tu r d a y Russell Alvarez Will I n s tr u c t First Aid Class BtM trom 100 Mjrrt AttatHg taV » Qty f le w t Briefs *Wro«4 la Bernlook County who ■5VA? P*** * *r ever are jjW j* » fsrohre standard Ins truek the admin istn tio n of First AM from Shmooll Ahrmrss, x-roy technologist t o graduate of the t o w n F irst AM Methods Course whkh wss offend by a rsprosent- Christmas holidays far all Bern* inolc County sdhnol children will begin after school hours Friday ■n<| continue until Jan. 6, Counv U. H. HAH RUBBKU NEW YOMK. Dec. |«— r/P>— John L. Collyer, president of the B. Y. Goodrich company, gab! Motday that tte ceuntry’s present stockpile of rubber togethter with increased new source* would meet the nation's military and naval raqullaments to r a year. Marines At .Wake Want More Japs HONOLULU. Dm . 16.-W7 —Thia story ha* teen circu­ lating I* Honolulu: When Navy official* established eommtaleetlon with tte United listen, Maria* Garrison defend­ ing tiny Walts Island, they then anything yon i cams th* reply,'Send m w J e m .' ty Superintendent T. W. Lawtaii announced this morning. Til* County Board will pay ealarla* of half a month to teachers. Janitors and transporters on Fri* day. Tte remainder will lo paid on Jan. IB, whleh la the regular monthly payment date. Mr. Lawton also announced that he has received a latter front Um Stale Defense Council whkh ap­ pointed him as head of tha Cottaly School Bus Division. Mr. Lawton la charged with tte organisa­ tion of this division, whkh wtB have as its purpose tha *vaaaation or school children and adults, or for emergency transportatkm of troops, when called upon b y t H Army. Tha appointment waa M reived from tte Htate T toM m S latlon Dhrkka. GUARDS ARM PLAI JACKHONV1LLH Dee, out tte eouthaast *d agiinst all fa Lester M. M an , of tte Fttdanl. division of Dedm gald � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 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/1d539a8cfe6d4d220bb1f1b008ead5f8.pdf 0475bb4175fd3fd33f1c451def48d54e PDF Text Text TODAY, HELD Afl TBAIN WRECKER mm Candy Wins Three Games BOY W ONDER To Maintan Single Game Lead * Th# leading Lewis Candy bowf a » o f the Senior League took t h n a solid games from Grspetle 00 maintain th eir one game adfcurtage o re r the second place P « * a t h I k s . who also took three victories from Royal Crown fa m u l t i this weak. ** la other ms tehee, Pepsi Cola tbek two of three from Spencer R artlia, and Locky Boy won by aha same m argin o r t r Dukes Taapnk-' Next Wednesday Lewie Candy , will U n fle with Coca Col* In s three gam# match with the 1euros leadership a t staka. Also on Wed­ nesday, Pepei Cola will meet J>okes T arera. On Tuesday, Crapette faces Lucky Boy and 8pencer ffhrdin will roll against Royal Crown. LEAGUE STANDINGS ■ Spencer Hardin Dairy Dukes T a rrm Individual 8U r a Patou , W . Thorns 1* Hopper Holler . B W . Ludwig Siiss: announced T htm day th a t John Edward Schneider of Now Orleans had b e e n ' bjtvstad and charged with attem pting to wrack a LouisTills and Nashville train n e a r bar« Monday night. * . '*"•< fto L V W ./y ► Honey la imported from Cuba Mexico, Guatemala, the Domini­ can Rapublic- . •V L. David 11. Her bat W. Jennings E. Klrtboff H. Appleby W. Wells R. Cobb Whistling: Willie Will Have Program “Whistling W illie" accompanied bv a singing a U r of radio from Orlando will present one of h1* performance* Tneaday a t 8:16 P. M. a t the Zlonhcne Bsnllst C hurrh, located a t Eighth Street and Orange Avenue. II. W. Wil­ liams Is the pastor. A section will be reserved for white people. B o o o c tAil is c M HEAT YOUR HOME NEW ORLEANS, Dec. i f - { * ) ■VoAt fcicaclets \I G. Baber T. Bolly H. Pope IL Moses J . Herbal W. Price • w ith th o S o u th ’* m oot e ffic ie n t heat— d a o a — a f t y t o a p W . J f t o b lig a tio n fo r fr e e to U .» U . GREEN’S FUEL GAS SERVICE ACROSS PROM POST OPFICE 1* xo ear At m o w s a L ot O f B A SFU A lL SWISS REPRESENT US 179 ZURICH. Dee. 12—<>P>— Switwill represent United 172 S tates and British Interests In 107 Germany, the newspaper Zuen-her 167lZcltung said yesterday In a Der161 lln dispatch. 174 xerland . - r aw in. Soy ’Marry Xmos* whb these beeutH ulI flippers I SHlXRlINO SO W S end «UP-! P E IS I RAYON SATINSI.fOR TRIMSI FIDSKINS I Hoed or podded WetheraaW»l O oy colonl All >Um I • t 1A t PBOVSETb 91 AS 6ood A~MAaJAflen.’ NS IS A S H O tr S to P M0‘U- 0 S > a M e success ___________________________ - Infantry Regiment Parades At Blanding Coach Sanders Of Vandy Gets Palm CAMP BLANDING, Dee. 1 2 (8pcclal)— The 124th Infantry Regiment of Florida, paraded In review hare T hursday for IU commanding officer, Col. Fred A. Safay o f Jacksonville, and the Dlxla, Division Commander, MaJ. Can. ' John C. Persona. The regim ent's troops and equipment were Included In the parade which lasted for an hour. ’A ttending the parade also was Brig. Gen. Joseph Hutchison, commander of the Infantry Bri­ gade. The 121th and o th er regi­ ments of the division reported many request* from soldiers who want to return to tRa division since the s t a r tA f hostilities be. ' Cam. A rth ar B. Perceval tween th e United 8tates and In command of the British tr other nations. -Many aolditri who ware ready resisting the Japanese in Hglaf for discharge under certain prl. ertty laws, have returned to th eir commanding officers their appli­ ha directed mstisuvers cations fo r release and many l up position that the Ji attacking Singapore I ! NASHVILLE. Tenn., Dee. 12 MAT—'F o r bringing V anderbiltfrom mediocrity to rrfa tn e s s In ■ i Ingle y ta r, youthful Henry R. I Red) Sanders yesterday was a d ­ j u r e d as the Southeastern Con­ ference's outstanding footloll Coach of 1941. , The honor carps to Sanders In Iks Nashville B anner's annual Mil of conference coaches to A sia the one a f their number • h o turned In the outstanding performsifes of the season. J Sanders ran up a total of 61 prints, Including five of I t firs t place ballots cast, to lead thy (Lid. R unnarsup w are Wally % t ts of Georgia with 61 points, John Barnhill o f Tennessee with 48 and Allyu M aK -ra of Mtoali- 29 OTHKXGIFTSUMPIt ITYUfl Wai year's wia*er, New York Giants Get Trial Blackout Mize From Cardinals May Occur Soon In Sanford Area V i m 1 n*g| m i m i 1 m Ha w r* m b U ■ _ /W * See These Christmas Specials LUXURIOUS AXMINSTERS for If there la any possibility th at gas might bo usad,- aloe* th e door and seal Ik Do w hatever else y rnr awn Ifldkalao la necta do Ison ERUIT FOR (til l FFAIUH New P atterns. . . AU Room Sizes Better Axminstera , w e a r in g They nro wonderful trainee far euly^-- fresh Irani ths Iran ngas, cheek-full of AnderaonGriffith Funeral Dtmetar 704 & 2nd Phsaa 4U J 3 7 tw d ./ -rp T ^ umAututdi* . THROW, RUGS > RUG Cl �w m m (g fo g Eaiablinked la 1908 I fg r a lft SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1941 Sanford I* The Only Centra] Florida CKy Affording Halt llighwaj And Water Tran-sportatlbn Member AsnoeUted Prcao N U M B E R 90 ^ n d D utch Japanese Planes Bomb N ichols Destroy T w o ActiExtensionf{Field A nd Civilians A t M anila Italy’s Cruisers Men From 19 To Would Be Ual For Army Servi Under Bill Rulf . 85,000 Germans Are ‘Please, No Mistake!* R eported K i l l e d As Reds Announce Complete V i c t o r y WASHINGTON, D . I I —(Al St. Johns Canal Secretary of War Sllraaon luii the House Military Commit!*# ' Project Said To approvr promptly far-roocbll extension* of the d raft act “a great pool of M a " Be Unfavorable provide meet any eventuality. * Rivers And Harbors Committee R ep o rt Made To Engineer • Winter Aids Reds In Their Routing Of H i t l e r ' s Annies w • • Tokyo Claims Sinking Of Huge Ilnttleship Off Hawaii Coast WASHINGTON. Dee. IS.— (A l')—Maxim l.ltvinoff, Haa•Ian ambassador to the U. S. lodav ehararterised Japan ■ "fummoit enemy." and railed ihe J a p a n ^ a a gangwtrrw * H r Iold M* prrw* ronfwrrnrr a “mmplata undrrwtanding rtislw or will hw arrlvnl at" bwtwfwn variuw p*»»frg upiMMing Alla aggrraiiiim. The 8t. Johns-Indian River Canal project haa been reported unfavorably by the rnramlttee on Report from Mend* says th a t a U . & to her# been act ablate. Jane’* Fighting Rivera and llarbora of the House Wy 4 s n > lsM r »«s ■.Army bomber scored throe direct hits oa a of Rrpreaentativea, according to Ship. Uoe* not Hat any lllranuma. It does, A pack of Brltlah and 0 nr tire received ycaterday by Japanese tutllrmhlp of the 29,000 ton Hlranhowever, list a llaruna (above), ‘J o ,3110 tons, Dutch destroyer*, pouncing F red T. Williams, City engineer, uma rises about ten miles northeast of Lu­ and this is believed to be |he ahi|l referred to. with sudden, effective fire from J. S. Bragdon , United ton, Philippine bland*. The ship is reported on two Italian crulaera in the S tatea dlvialon engineer. The notice concerned a resolu­ Mediterranean, sank one and tion th a t waa adopted hy tho left the other burning .from WASIUNGTON. Dec. I t — H ouaf committee In 1937, which stem to stem, the Admiralty ( ' l ‘l — ‘ Japans scheme far authorixed the project on a f a ­ moving in on the Philippine*, announced today. Thus, with vorable report by the United d the lia r Department said to­ S tatea Engineering Department. waf department warranting, fa an Italian cruiser believed day, "Is now clearly revealed Tw o main reasons were given thia La Improbablt unleaa tail ni to have been ai’.nk Jjy a Brias calling for rstahlkdimeat for the preaent unfavorable rul- tlon auffera trcmandoua revaraal tlah submarin* yesterday, _ the of "Improviser) air haae*" out­ Mm. Franklin D. Rooaavalt hi an tiro flotilla of throe iU lU n side ground defense areas. Waahington correspondent for All grading wurk will |„. { propoaed a voluntary program ti This Interpretation in the apparently haa been de- tha Chinese Nationalist Dally la placed on a 24 hour bast, start 1 glrla and women. department announcement was n k to rad wearing a sign stating m slsa ing Monday a t the new Sanfoid Under the prgram for made after Japanese aircraft"Chin*** Reporter, N ot Japan^eanagaeMIJU* .ettoP oat. aliens from enemy nations would airport. Project Superintendent had homlier Cebu, south of Please." Repreaentatives of arc ao» not be called unleaa they Ralph Lubinski declan-d yrntrr ' e f re n w ek U af (he concentrated defense* on A u a m v b sgenclea 'have- boea ceptable to tha Army ami day o ftar yeclevinc «uch Instrur aad N avjt the island of Luton. barred ’ from tho W hite House Cltlsena or aubjecta of Of aootrfi tluna from Mr. Gogglns, W I' fctnee Japan's declaration of war fw from* w» nations would bo exempt, A. district manager No rstru •U r t k . s . l s i .4 rresst kfflo4 u 4 I t Young men between the ages of w orkers will be ud.led at tincan cltlxonahlp cltlaenahlp would ba be denies W hvm nf Jiituint'xtf ulanea "No cIssNiflcalion is pet man them, however, If they etalmed r% 17 and 2A year* may receive free present, Mr l.lllon.ki stalrd. and cut." E. H. C artrr, head of th ) Ixrmln-d Nit-hols Field empllon. The Is the only change th-emed Instruction In m etal work and local draft officr, stated this native .sections at Manila to­ The nation never before has n»necessary to date because of the rml mechanics if they enroll provlotono contained In the canal dertak ra such a srwefptag draft course which commence, w ar ahualion. The northeast morning when he explained that day despite fierce reniatancs plana. night a t 7 KM o'clock, southwoat runway, Mr. l.ublnekt some registrant* In th* eelectlvt- F- U. S. fighters. Report* In- • Privilege of anpoal on thia re ­ >r» a e * o f lU major glauaei prod III the Seminole High *%bool said, la about H0‘ percent com­ servlce who have received claaai- dicate several Jap vldm . th a t Building, A i n R. Johnson, plete on grading work, and 60 fleatlon card* a fte r returning wyomoer of inis broach of de­ p e rc e n t' of’ the top soil has Iwen questionnaire,, ar* urgtfV tiro dm* were,-.shot , down. »oU of m im e d men who were In­ ans* classes, stated this mom- laid. Work will sta rt on the prwaaion that th* eifbgo.-y In claim* the .sinking of the ducted Into the combat force* or northwest southeast runway Mon­ which they have been placed is ■T2.600 ton Arizona. In ac­ f ja e ltln g division not ,u b jrrt to change. "Any called fo r civilian duty. i, the third coune to be day. tion off Hawaii while the The measure waa Introduced in taught this year and J. S. Webb Over 1,700 feet of drainage man may to re-claeaified," Mr II. S. Navy Departm ent la silent. C artrr said. the house by Chairman May London dWelodnd today ' their will be the teacher for the cteaa pipe has been laid, and tho Marines still are holding out Hr rlasaifiratlon Is Influenced a t the request of tho w ar depart­ Tb* group who were members work is progressing satisfactor­ fora**, driving w adi from Tobruk, by directions from National on Wake and Midway Island* ment. of the first two claaset which ily. Mr. Lubinski added. havw c u t o ff Oaaoaia, tho* conHeadquarters or from a change despite heavy Jap attacks by air Before It waa offered. It »»« were over (h* same period of f c l a g Axis attem pt* to reach in the status of t^e registrant discussed a t a conference among time completed their training with local board*. Registrants and sen. The Army says the Japs Secretary of Whr Stlmaon, Mr. Wednesday night and received WASHINGTON,'Dee. IS.—(A P) are required to notify the Draft were wiped o u t at Litlfayen. ' H arsher, Speaker Rayburn. Ma­ cortlflcatea that earn* night, Mr. — In owlft reaction to the Jap ­ nffiee directly of any change in A Singapore communique say* jority Leader McCormack, Repub­ Jphnaon reported. anese stroke' a t - Pearl Harbor, their status, tuch as Indrprndrn Dutch subm arines tank four fullCaptain W IM o ju F . lu n g e was lican Leader Martin, and nepThe organiser stressed the fact tha administration yesterday pro­ honorod a t a dbw a* (6 rty given cy, occupation or service, that i i loaded Jap troopships o ff south­ th a t this ia a government project if they have entered any other duced a hill authorising the con­ and Incurs no cost to the men Thailand. branrh of service, according to ernBulgaria who receive Instruction. Approxi­ formally declared war n a -and o th er a bio naval action. struction of seven or eight 46,the Selective Service Ij i w , mately 11,000 ha* been invested on Ihe U. 8. today. . T ta a e o o f G om an nUna for 000-ton battkahlng and about 1(0 Tainting out that - a t a time Mrn who have computed a l y the government In equipment like this It bahoovea everyone The British indicated in to­ other fighting ship. — aft over to term in any branch of the a e r nreryc and material since the beginning have snme hobby In which ait incraaao o f SO p er cent in vhich he la vice must register with <he local night's communique tho Japan­ of the project and an order or> Dio to o ocean Navy. ese invasion of upper and middle interested and to en jo y .it as long Captain Rung* Waa expected" to lath* equipment amounting to us he It able until something Selective Scrvlco Board. Thia rule Ilritish Malaya has been Tho bill waa aftwrvd In tha sub­ be released from his duties as com­ 1400 will arrive to be used In le tte r comes along for him to applies tu men of the draft age. stantially cheeked. 21 to 26, Mr. C arter added. m ander of Company D because of tho next course which will slrota do. Tom Bolt, president of the from The Japanese invaders were In order to explain m other ' nr ■'‘>l’*ne.e m vaoer. w .r. electric and aceylan* welding, Seminole Botanical Society, told fs * try divisions and ftv* motor- to expend all military activities. his ago, b u t tho w a r emergency idea In regard to de- *hruwn ba' k ,nV ,*h' “ “ y ,*U r' Orders to tnforc* tha newly lathe work, forge work, motor the member* meeting in the City mistaken C d h ifaatry divisions into tho The Tatter bill, embracing cash may cause * dafapoMnt of hia re ­ day in attem pted landings oil ferment," Mr. C arter n'tclused passed nation-wide la * prohibit­ mochanlcs and general knowledge Hall last night, that their Intar- that M»a*aad g n a n lo f fa n a lv a ” against and contract authority, went ilun west lirisid area* uf the l.uxuii the purpose of * deferment ing the sal* or delivery of new of repairing machinery. rat In gardens and plana for the fur men In etas* 2A c r 2B is to roast. through without a record voU. l I Z th a t started Noth U __ Claeses will be held n Monday, coining winter should not* be automobile tiro* and tube* ware mtpoat* o l TVs n1— was to otrika a t It waa m a t Immediately to a veteran of the fl The American Island*nutposta them time to complete their receive,) today by the » lle * de­ Wednesday and Friday night of abandoned because of Ihe war. give A la tte r from Senate-House confers net M o M W v fra u tho north, aonth joint specialised training or to enable Wake and Midway still were h * ld \ sack week from 7:00 o'clock to partm ent and sheriff** office, and w o o t,m e tre Hag and m p tu r- committee for adjustm ent of fS,- W. MeMiUaa, J r . ‘‘If the tlm* cornea when they employers to secure onmo person by their staunch garrisons. Chief Roy William* asserted. 10:45 o'clock and persona who want ua to dig up our camellias to 39AMJW0 added .by tb * tfenate known Captain All this wu* announced by tho lag tho city. fill the position which will be a n Interested In getting this Tho rep o rt waa signed by pro xi mutely 14 1 and plant squash and cabbages left vacant by th* registrant. United Stoles W ar and Navy Deto Dec. 6, a u r farce* eon- to a similar MU poaaaf previously ‘TP* *f Instruction may telephone Governor Holland and c u m from bv the Haase. " to feed the people of this coun­ Therefore no deferm ent ran be imrtmrnta. daotod (tore* dofcaMv* tattle* , tho Florida Highway Patrol. It Mr. Johnson or attend the first try ," he aalo, "I am sure every permanent. Chairman W aith of th o Naval haldbur bock by enemy Moanwhlle^upan's German port­ stated th a t tha Office of Pro claaa. member of this club will be S m b group* «a tb* flank* and Committee n o * daring debate on lier* in this w ar for the globe ap­ glad to do It. But until w* are peared tu be suffering Jn IluasU chain) given some Job to do, we had uml Africu such disaster* a* ft* better go right along with our put Immense Axis force* In peril plans for tenutlfylng our garden* uf collapse. / and finding recraatlim and ralaiThe Navy departm ent aakl not Postm aster R. J . Holly announ- alion by working o u t of doors." ouly that W ake and Midway were TALLAHASSEE, D*c. 13 -(A h President Bolt appointed Dr. II, — (iuverner Holland declared continuing th eir resistance but lay a revised schedule off i f th * Monday for the elating H. McCaslin, L. E. Spencer and Friday th* "exem plary brav­ th a t there had been no confirma­ of molls a t the Poet Office K. II. Bannatt as a committee ery" of CapL Colin I>. Kelly, tion of Jap an ’* allegation that to arrange a program for the Jr., who died while (Inking the Guam had bean occupied. i i follows: Th* governm ant announced that Northbound, 1:06 P. M , 4:to P. next meeting which will be held Japanese battleship H aruna "will M. J Southbound. 11:16 A. M. and on the second Thursday In J a n ­ serve as on Inspiration to (vary Japanese troop* hurling them­ uary. tl M P. M.i Sanford-Leetburg, selves a t th* Luxon cooatal aroo* patriotic American." A report on tho constitution ftOO A. M.i Oviedo S ta r Route, lie telegraphed deepest sym ­ south of V lgan and north of 8*n SAN DIROO, OMfc, Dae. IS. im lM ttow. and by-laws woe mad* by Ed (C e a lle — 4 •* f , « * > * ‘ 1 S i l l A. M.I Sorronto-ML Dor*. pathy to Captain K tlly'a parents (AP)^-. Mmc aMr^tooro guru. ' Under aortal En*tie-Umatl!la-T*var*a, 1:00 P. Stows, who subm itted a copy of at Madison, adding "Ilia deed •aid, ih f total the constitution ~of the Orlando N . ) Bonford-TrUby, 9:60 P. M.I endure indelibly Inscribed on Men’s Garden Club and suggest­ will ■ tor R ed th a t It b* adopted with aueli the page* of American history." changes aa wor* necessary to mob* It conform to the Sanford club’s need*. This suggestion wax adopted. Organization Of Defense Course Is Announced 1 * w Bulgaria Will Fight America In a Irtrr to ChalrmaaKl (D-Ky.) aa the rommlttaa opom hearings of legMattoiT to rogl Ur all m rn from 18 to 64 lnchiat makr men from 1J to 44. Inc lux h* liable for military July, M Stlmaon said "The broad purpoao of th* b [a to provide a framework la whieh we ran ■tradlly and eolid build the alructure which will a rompllih victory,* he added. Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Herebo •elective aervice director, e ttia a ed th at 10.000,000 between ti I • Several Enemy Air­ ships Are Downed As U. S. Fighters Offer R e s i s t a nee m Sustain Losses In Libya a Japanese Battleship Set Ablaze Off Luzon Grading Work At Persons May Be Airport Will Be „ . j . . - c .i On 24 Hour Basis R.e n At Draft Office Instructions Will Be Given In Metal And General Mechanics Change Is Influenced By New Status Of P o s s i b l e Draftees Congress Calls For 30 P e r c e n t In­ Company D Honors c r e a s e In Navy Captain Range At Gardening Should Not Be Abandoned, Says Club’s Head ^arty A t Blanding • s a ^ t r W S i i t i .T S ' ; Officers Get Orders • To Stop Tire Sales Mail Closing Time Schedule Announced Knox Calls For More BblpjyPlages, Men Holland Praises Kelly’s Bravery Dr. Park Announces Sub-committee* Reads PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, O a r RoUvod Country la bow ongagod In a gigaatlo war, i m iw ik M by M, w ith aattona which would deetrvy tho-Uberty of maakiad gad roduce man n f.aU natioae to a a ta ta o f vhrtaol slavery: a*d WHEREAS, almost Immullatoly a fte r tho adoption of tho r ia o lk u tlm o f th o United Btotoo there wane adopted tea omoadmowto to th a t Ceoatltullon. whieh omeadmeato vnuneiatod fighto th a t ar* tevialahta, aa d aoturo th a Moaoinga o f Mrs. Mary Lane Army Calls For Men Dies In Orlando Hospital Friday To Join Air Corps The new Navy uniform regula­ WASHINGTON. Do*. IS -O F) tions er* tw o year* In prepara­ tion and a n tho moat coraprthen- — Th* Army Recruiting Service appealed today for 10,000 appli­ alv* ever published. cant* monthly for aviation ca­ det training. Recruit* .must bo between SO and 10 n o n of ago. ' Also sought are 160,000 more men between 16 and IS for th* Air C o m ond 1U service bronch­ os. Particularly called for w o n Chairman Urges Buying Of Seals Mr*. Mary M. Lane, molhav *f Mrs. T. 8. C n r» lty f died In an Orlando HoeplUl Friday^ moral** following an lllntaa of aovoral week*. For many year* »ho haa lived In Orlando. M l North Shins Street with her *Mar. Mlaa Edith MengrL Mre. Laaa molded In Sanford for a -ami* bar of yoom ond w u a mrmtar o f the Presbyterian C huck. In addition to herdaughtovaad one alator, ah* ia aorviT-d by t brother in Portsmouth, N. IL U i four brother* In S3 . -# D. Brownlee, intermoak In Evergreen C r w ie r y ford at M l F . M. IB,V-Vr. * • - V'- .t; �\ i ■• • us DECEMBER IS, 1941 Tflls SANWftft IffHAiJ)) America’s First Hero **“ -8a^t?rd g.er*,u Wl/en Florid Lin* firit hegrty that the 29,00(Moa Japanese, battleship Haruna had been sunk, their morale soared to new heights, but when they read that the man who sent bis torpedo* crashing into the side of the big ship at the sacrifice of his, own life was a native Floridian, they were proud, though m *L indeed. Cpataln Colin Kelly thus becomes the fjrft American hero of World War II. No greater honoir can come to any man than that he gave his life for bis country. Captain Kelly did this with a reckless abandon and a courageous spirit th a t stirs the emotions to th e ir‘very depths, lie did it ot a time when Americans everywhere warp sorely feel­ ing the need of stimulating newa During the past twenty years many of ug had almost lost faith ip human nature, in the fundamental strength of the American people. We bad o$en tb.e jjfflilM Hi of the twenilM" rifle the savings of widow* gnjrnrplun*- Na­ tional idola turned out to have feet of 'day; The men we elected to public office sooii loet the respeci of the peole. Petty etrikee and discord ehook our confidence in manInd. ' *’ ‘ , We wondered about the younger generation. Were their r n s s m l r t la t i s s M la I I I Baa f a r w school busee and playground#, their planned recreation, • I a ll s m s U a a ltS a a M ac »*1 •ifearirtaa their clubs,-aocietiee and fraternities, their swing bands Ibis H H > I N alaa a a a aaSNaSa* S trv fa . and jitterbugglng, their NYAs and their JoQk Joints, giv­ la f s k i l t s I l M •< a s a rla l ing us a generation of pampered weaklings whose only wests a la alaa n W n N . thought was of themeelvea and what they could get out SATURDAY, DEC. 13. IS4I of life while their responsibilities to their families, their H U VEK8B FOR TODAY fellow man and to their country were forgotten? t . Captain Kelly ’has answered that question In e grand Ood W o r k s w i t h g o o d and glorious manner. He has proved the younger generation MEN IN BRINGING BAD MEN with the 8upreme Sacrifice. Twenty-six years of age, einTO THE GOOD L IFE : I drew them with cords o! ■ man, with gle-hsnded and unaided, he sank the first Japanese battle ship. The men who fought at Chateau Thierry, at San Juan beads o f lo ts.—Hoss* 1114. Hill and Bull Run take off their hats to him. There wai *PTAh BTTtKET a man. (From T alaris) cs doon end narrow bsl•I Infant Deaths of yhlts clothes that pet a* they dry; n soms distant room u One reason Florida ranks so .far behind most other '• tired enr by a mother humming regressive states In the matter of health la because of dies. ta inadequate hospital facilities. Many Florida cities are ms chUJrsn play. A par­ making rapid progress in remedying this dfodition and tis In s raucous voice. A new hospitals a n being built, or ire planned, in -a great many Florida communities. I and * man crlsa M —ke Seminole County too la planning to build a new hospi­ m to iall—’ tal and probably needs one woreo than th y other county is patters markstwsrd . in the state. Whgn we have a hospital which ean accommo­ date all those who need hospital 'treatment, we win not SHEILA STINSON. rank so far down the list of those places which have high death rates from illnesses of various kipds. "Florida can take no pride in the flgurua mealed over the state in the course of the Planned Parenthood cam­ paign," says the S t Petersburg Times, In pointing out ihat EVERYty2pY REMEMBERED THIS YEAR h l f YOV* T A ST g DEMANDS N ichols F ie ld And’ Civilians TWX R U T t * ~ • LIQUORS • SCOTCHES to^CJS kd • .WINES • I w ax to v isit • NICK'S Package Store b ltci-o u t streets M MtitrWa fired under orders of “shoot to kill.” The rockets were sighted from downtown Mentis ear )7 is tip evening and others w*re seen frost the Bay frept. Sentries and members of the constabulary, under orders to en­ force the blackout end ask no questions, fired an ceverel houses E 3000 Park Avs. Hanford, FIs ( i votive Tampan, only tw snty Vi old. lo s e t . Byrd, Jr., I killed bF mschlna gun flro Ike Ja p mid on Honolulu earRtindsy morfilpg. ‘ IVobsbly K M V first casualty In tha J ly rd was bom la Orlando. Dm Nasls n a y be on tha run lesw a ths newspapers bare t i t Is n t shout them, while Iwful bad folks are to dsirn advertised.—Kiss lmm«« Os. Yeah, It la the men that <tha dog that make* news. The Hillbilly’s Baggage A hillbilly edged td tha ticket window of A little jerkwater railroad gtg n. "Mliter," he said, aim to go to. New York to fiddle in, Zeb Stewart’s Kenti ty band. C*n you fix mg up for to gat there?" "CerUIply,” the . . . .. replied r— agent. ------ . "the special goes through here in about five minutes and I can fUg her for you—4>ut what about your trunk!* " ^-nunk?” asked the ponied mountainear. “What’a a trunk far r ' ’*To put your clothes ta,” replied the agept iSKSd""1 significance, Is a strongly fortified With numerous Atfsttae beam from the M *a4’i take tbla opportunity U Uw “ thank you” fo r your splendid cooperation. Tha boot tows proaa has fully lived, up t o ' n g cspectatldns. . 1■ A t a« tim* In o a r hlstee* kee the Navy tailed u inn its k m u by tha involuntary »Sap*a»e of young Americana, and It wtU not fall In tha prseent r a u w l cy. B ut tha teak la mavis d iffi­ cult than ever before bee*use e f the competitive requirem ents • of defonee industry, bad- of egrlculture. Wo shall m ad *H tbe hslp you ean coatlnae ta gtva i to the specific with tb s Got-. glad to furnish you will publish BRADY. it companionship lidou* drinks are WTUta? f r i A rt Killed, 20 , M iD ^pIoglon R f t a . ^ Package Goods Beer & Wines Cocktails a u miles away vlrtual»toA a T. N. T. melting young men of your fe mu s e B y We Deliver Telephone 9106 im Wash offldal Island of Oahu b, af Esstngtou C o m m itte e V o te s T o G fM ltipM L aw s recently b aas UawalL New Orleans M arti Gras Is Cancptyrt mMag raids on American i are coming. Wt might as make up our miade to It. m«er an earth er la Heaven i .e a a save us from them. Ike Amerlcsn people can tk, even Sa the British In eti took It. And they can R a n t too, and they wtU. NEW ORLEANS, Doe. 13. — War Friday rang, down the eartain on tha world-famed Nfw Or­ leans Msnll Graa and carnhu) season for 1043 end put Info ■4 1* UKfLUWI u l.faj »*PWbV pw H a l E fv /lW v9r isn’t even married.’’—Arcddig TOE SAWPOBO FORUM ’ A. > , �| p P P | p p p ;L. j . t t r SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1911 MRS. LOURJNE BEAU Society Editor T e le p h o n e 11H P. T. A. Hears Talk By Mrs. II. L. Deali t f Rev. Williams Has Revival Services ENDS TONIGHT Double Program ’we. .' • ■ SUNDAY AndMONDAY ' THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA ^Social A n d P ersonal Activities Speaking on “Th* Battle of Book*.*’ M n. Holland L. Dean MONDAY named numerous food book* and T h , Girls' Society of Christian comics which children can safely rvice of the Methodist Church r t id at the meeting of (h«* South Will have their Christmas party atSide Primary Parent T rnchrr Anthe home of Mra. M. L. Tillia, 1100 tociatkin on Thursday afternoon. SUtiog that all children like Mm Avetftk, a t 7:30 P. M [*. An im portant meeting of the comic*. ' Mr* D«*nn rrfommrntletl a number of “ tru e’* comic* r a ­ lomen'a Auxiliary of the Duly rose Episcopal Church will ther than «i»ine of the weird and be held in the PurDh House at distorted miM which all too fre ­ quently come into their hand*. 5:30 P. >1. The Paat Matron’* Cluli will She gave the title* to several have Ita Chrlatma* party ut the good, clean book* for children Aome of Mr*. It. <\ Moore, 60'.i that-niav be purrhasrd and one* OfUst Second Street, at 8:00 P. that will hold the interest of the M. with Mra. A. K. Shoeinak- chdd throughout. The meeting wa« presided over er, Mra. Murray Jarvi*. Mr*. L. Irwin, Mra. (!. W. llnilry anti by Mr*. Bernard Wilke and the Mra. K. C. Harper a* ro hoateas- devotional wu* conducted by Mr*. 8. J. Nit A Milo, “ Oh. Ilnly ea. A The W M. II. of the South N ifht." >»** rendered hv Mr*. Side Ilaptirt Church will meet Charles Wifke. nrri mpanied at • t the annex at ,1.01) P. M. for the tiiano bv .Mr* llernard Wilke. The nnnounremeiit was made Ita annual Christmas party. All member* and childien who at that Mio Irene Hinton would organize a fir«t aid course on D ud are aaked lo bring u gift Jan. K in the Woman'* ('ltd . The U o t the tree. • The P rayer Hand of the Pres­ organization mi etinir will begin byterian Church will meet in the at 9:00 o'clock end i* open to tltirc h a t .1:00 P. M. to be fol. everyone in the ci only. Mr*. John Ror**r*« volunteered lowed by the Inspirational meet. her service* to take charge of the ItiK «t 3:30 P. M. .T h e program meeting of the •ale of national defense bond* and M. U. of the First Iiapti*t •tamp* for the South Side School. Church will be held in the Mr*. IV II. 1-atning, chairman of church a t 3:30 P. M. The topic the Chri*tmn* tree party. a n ­ for th r month i* “ An Urgent nounced that the parly will he Cfcapel, Song of the Angel*, The held r*i the evening of Friday, World’* Hope." Circle One will Dec. 19, at the ««h«»ol The award for the mo*t moth* A * In charge of the program di. reeled by Mr*. J. Iloy Britt. Thi* era present went to the second la the regular Christmas program grade*. At the conclusion h)f the and all member* arc urged to meeting refreshments were served attend the “ in*niring aervlce." i in the school lunchroom. Sunbeam*, Jr. 0. A.’a, R. ^ /* and Intermediate (>. A.’» ill meet at the *ume time in the church. The annual Christmas party of the Dependable Claaa of the Methodiat Church will he held at T hr Itrv. I'atrirk H rnry W il­ the home of Mr*. B. Knight, 810 M \t* l Firat Street, at 7:30 P. M. liam*. piislor. evangelist of Colloatraae* with Mr*. Knight will i lumtiu*. Ohio, began a rrvival be Mra. II. A. Applet v. Mra. J. M. [service loot night at th , InterLeonard, Mra. W. J. King and Mr*. denominate n»l Gospel Church lo L. If 11rWe Steele. All member* of tati-il on Celery ami Sanford , the c b m are invited to attend ami Avenue*. The message which Rev. W il­ f i r i n g a g ift for the tree. liam . will bring tonight I* “ Tho TUESDAY Old Urn anil Her Chirk*." S u n ­ day morning th r topic will be Tho A lathesn Cla<* of the “Sign* nf Christs' Coming." and Firat Daptiat Church will . have tho evening fopic will be "Shade Ita annual Chri*tmaa dinner at Tree*," ^ t h e annex of the church at 0:10 The revival i* scheduled to con­ ^ P . M. Each m em ler U asked to tinue through Drr. 28, and the bring a covered diah. pablir ha* been extended a (nr* The Junior High School P. T. A. dial invitation to attend. will meet at tho school auditorium ___________________ • ; J7MXI..U no Jiuaie* IM1UJ ■ * u ----------------(A ril abhut the organisation of a first-aid course. The eip resax n pupils of Mra. George A. Moffett will be pre­ sented In b recital a t the South 8lde School auditorium a t 8:00 P. HAPPY BIRTHDAY M L The publie is invited to attend. Goeata on the program will be SATURDAY tmenbera of the Sanford Glee Club. Ray Echols < THURSDAY Julian Stanatrom v Mr*. Maml* Grogan The Oviedo expression and pub, Gvraldina Patras Mile speaking claaa ef Mra. Georg* M ix Lottie Raulerson M affett will te praaented. In • recital a t the Oviedo High SUNDAY R. E. Franklin School a t 8:00 P. M. The publlt Is Invited to attend.____________ 5- e r s o n a Is Ml** Nanry Roaaettrr it •pend­ ing the weekend in Lakeland at tanding a hoard meeting of the State Baptist Union. Dr. amt Mr*. J. \ . Tula, have a* their gue«t«. l)r and Mr*. William W. Falkner of Newport New*. Va. Mi*a K irinnr W att haa re* turned from Tampa where .he ha* been for the pa«t twu week* with her mother, Mr*. Ilarrv Watt. Mr. and Mr*. R. ||. Denton and •on, Bobby, of Crescent City, will spend the day tomorrow with Mr*. Denton’* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. W. I,. Claik. ____ Mr*. Hurry W alt ha* U-e:, removed from the Municipal llo% pital in Tatnpa to her home in I’inrhurat. Mr*. W att i* reported a* improving from injuries which .h , ....taine.1 in a tram wreck recently. ------ U ilhoit of the Florida a, n . I* a s h l o n o h O W , l i Q l l A Mj n „ n i ^^ j British And Dutch Ships Destroy Two I t a l i a n Cruisers A light*-«l i hii«tina* t i r s an*l *1 “ m u I ' Santa t U»»* te% tins* »*f il»8* anniul Christma* Glee Club Is Hoard At I*. T. A. Program A vested rhurch choir forma the familiar double burro,| cross which »ym bo|iir, the gloat crurado again*! tubrrculoais, and herald* the uniHial Uhriatma* So.il Sale, priH-eed* from which uru u«od to rarr> on a »tatc wide cam ­ paign to rra<lnat4< the dread disease. Judge II. Mr. and Mrs. Keyes Honored At Party Certificate-a were nwardnl fur nirniberahip in the I*. T. A. to Srmitude -High School. Wilaufl School. tauigwiMHl, Junior IIig la k e Mary, ()«cc«!n. and Geneva. Certificate. were awarded for rjrent-T cacher niagatine work to Geneva and the Went Side schools. T. W. 1jiwlon announced that the Seminole County Hoard of J’ublie ln-dructloa »tlU re-i^lfc th at all pupils In the Junior anl Senior High achoola be taught first-aid courses in conjunction with their regular »chool work. A • pecial program will be observed in the schools on Monday. Dec. I.'>. In n-lehration of the 180th anm veraary of the ratification of tin Bill of Rights in the Constitution A program of songs was pre­ sented by the Glee Club includiiie. “Joy to The World," " I t Came Up on a Midnight Clear" and. “Silent Night." Ml,s Whlddon then pre aentcl Phyllis Allen and Barhir.i Whitmore In a duet, "The Christ mas I.ullaby." T h, long, “ You Can Defend America" was sung by Marg-iret Tuten. Mra. L. L F railer, a member on th , com m llte, on th , sale of d-fens, bond* and teala, spoke to the naentbly on th , lmporUr.ro' >f ouahlng this vlUl p art of our defrtiM program. Luncheon wax served to those present by t h . Junior High ParenCTracher Association undjr thr direction of Mrs. B. D. Crumley, president Honoring Mr. and Mra. Jam r* H. Ktyea, Mr. and Mra. II. N. Sayer wara boat, a t a dinner P«rtv a t her homo la Mayfair oa Wednesday tv tn ln g . The din­ ner wax aarvad from a lace cov­ ered table cantered with a bowl of roaM. Thom, aMted. w ith the hoata and honor gnoata ware: Mr. ‘ and Mra. O. L. Duncan, Mr. and Mra. 0 . 8 . Toler, Mr. and Mra. J. J . Waat. Jr.. Miaa M arjort, Nawmaa. Harold Half, Mlta B etty WHhinton, U f tv Altman, Mim Pretgy Duncan, Bil­ Niels Anderson, 7'J, recently r*ly R obnolt, and Norma Jean Say- enllxtcd In Ih , Navy a , chief petty oTiicer a t G reat Ukr> trr ining elation. • ■ ■■■ » ■■ — Congress I, considering a till to authorise a Sailor's Medal ji 8p*cUl HoBdsy Ktntnre dlstngulshed service “not involvjig actual dnflet." Q a t l l a n d r e Q « tsd n « w a M arehU M l Family W w W -C huipiM i ' Log R olkrs u awrtguiii AqoaUe RxhihlUona »A I.. Tom Scbring, Galnrewille, ha* accepted a|> pomtmrnt a* d a te chairman of thi* yeni’< i-anipalgn to rai*e at leayt $ 1111,11110 for thi* important work The donl te haired cro** i* an international emblem in tin- figlil ag:mt*t tuberculoai*. One Week e on i * .lam (of l.r.iv rn — .1.1 l . - r - . If. I. H im Altai Me*»• |l.t WFI llrn ell it i * r i v > * ii i in n 11* i m * M i n i - 1. r I m Ii HI l • \ it I I ***• \ M • Ii Ii b• • «:«.*•. V. H H a n f o r d A %- A t 1II It I r H •In**d •• f ' h u r r l b \ \ i n «til|* .*<••( DIMM. flu- \lmlalFf ■* l hflal'un Km.I. KbSIlltllt |.|»lllt«- H* I t |a I. a »•*• .» i*t»'^ l*ir I’a 41 I **f 8«l • . I I III Ml H IIK IlsflFlH rtl**l I It U r I I.el....... itMila > h*’Ii*N'*I | i »*tir N*tung I*Ft•|l Ia- r. I* r- N |» rn ln i K trn lti* H*«» t u . Hr r \ I. a- W fil lirsild V i r m » T m M M 'iillli \ \l i n i n -*f M T II At THE CHURCHES X OK (IO D I S iii"V 'v \l M » M 'i* a \ Y *.r*l.lp . II *0 A. I’lirl*! %ml. 1 *.|. ** 7 "" I' M I' v.marii-i I.1v1• *• • *'*i |* M. |»l t « r f ' I «'* 11 liR \\ I M rn.lt y |0 * I* ,\l l n i . l v H i t i . l v , K*l .l»» t * o i l ' M. « n n i * r I Hmotav Ni-h*Mi| •* . . \ m J 'l»*rnlna H«rvlr«> 11 •*•• v \i t W rtln F S tla y r it 1 1 1 a, 1 v l< .« 1 P II W NIIRK.S WILLIAM a* tho le«n» Wolf glvr* tho c«»|)* a hv*Min in It iA y , fun untl folony in "Secret.* uf the Lon* Wuli " with Ruth I *•• ami P.ru* H im It will In* *huw:i a* pari «»f a | h*|»uImi bargain •*nv tb'iibh* program at tin* It 14 Tu«*.*lay q s* r.*ll» l I. | l t ( (* l l . l t tl*.*ll »*.l*lrtf r ’. Mi M l " * • ' I ' m H um .I i t - • l»*—l * » • ' '* |*l a V I* M •< r s : L : £ t r.Sh’w s s ! ;srf*s „■“£ ! - * - ..... . - ...... >•" "■ fullowrd by th r fnnhion show .it 10:30 o'clock. Prixc* will he awarded for the game* and a f­ ter the faahinn ahnw the rem ain­ der of the evening will lie apent in dancing. Glenn Hruwn and hia orchratra have been arcured In furniah muaic for dancing. Table reaer vttiena. may. _be -----made by rotv AaelilWj.Mra. J . M- lllrgina, telephon* 837, o r Mrs. John L Millar, 11 telephoning 888. The fashion ahow lx being put on u n d ,r the auaplera of the Yowell Company and Ivey’a Shoe Store. Tha public hoi been ex tend^l an Invitation to attend either o n , er all o( three fen* lure* of entsrtalnraaat. Ticket* may b , secured from club memlore. party of tin* Pluhthra ('las* of thr Fir*v Iiapti*t ('liurch which via* In-1 I at th*’ home of Mi*. John I,. I.i'p on Park Avenue on Thursslav fv.nm if Mi** K«llth Bair* and Mi*« l.ouisr Packard wrre co hi»*ti***«a* with Mr*, l / f . In th** ilmmg io«*m of Mr*. I.cc*< In m r th»* Chiistmn* theme v%a* cartir«l nut in tm* (able «le* corali«m* which ntn*i*ti»il of the *cem* nf the “Child tu tin* Man* grr," while I In* buffet held a • fllOV at * Ilf Mm* Pui-k m l pi«’-ol**d over tho • hoil b ti'ito -- iio*’lotg with Mist Fvu ( ‘non mgli:i in conduct ill** the \ devotional. uf»»*r which a “ white i elephant" niib* lodd with “sati*facto» v rc*nlt*‘* Dm mg th,* woci.il hour little Maiv Ann F n fnt«*i tam ed the *group with th** "Hot Sot S ong" * Santa CIjiii * then aupenred the *ceiie and di*ti doited gift* | to tho*i* |iri**enl iiu’lo d in g : Mi* I P I'avt***. Mi* Arthur F.itoii. M»w Rnhv Sender*. Mm . full <n I'oiulei. M»* t'lnvtun Snii'h, N|iw J.iliti C'lllutn. Mis. I M St'Decipher, Mi* M l« llml-ott N|i* l*doi Kader, Mr*. Mmioe lone*. Ml-* R uth Cum* in mg. Mi*** \ e t a l.odge; Mis* . II* h n iji»»»o i Mi-* (iiftt,c Kvan*, j Mi-* Fltxaheth I i niklm. Miss i Margaiet I v *o- N|t-* l»»ex Rav* |„ *i Mi«* F.v i l\n»nmgh*iu. Miss Doit* Hull M.iiv \n n Katun and tin b***t e***i (CMllRap* Kraai P u tr Q lf) dive-bombing assault *ince the terrible day* of Crete. A Rome communique claimed “ hit.*" by (Irrniin plane* and by other >nran* on a British cruiser and destroyer* which bombarded Derna l*>th Wednesday and Thursday. The Italian division* which werr cut off yesterday were try* U■ng to withdraw from position* y on the n o rth w ^t gorner of the Tobruk perimeter, onder heavy >* pressure from the garrison. British foreea meanwhile rolled in from the south and reached (•nxala, blocking the Dalian re­ treat. And 1 arty 1 lanned Th* |8anta Claus Attends Baptist Church Party £• Feature* of thr pmgrnm of-tho Seminole County Council, ParentTenchrr Assin-iation which was TIhursdny h u n L umorning v .... r lli*h <*n wer*. the Jun* i°r High S«'hmi| (• !«*•• C.uh, undet U M .n 'n 'r '',' ? f U ,,nnr" f i ln : ,**M,r s *^r 4,<,,r pon* ' " h' •' r - r n ly and a «n,k nn. Pr,M)rp Ufhting bv Mi** t olena Power and ’ iJght Company Ml** Dorothy Sanford. mu«ic in• tractor of Semino|«* High School. reported on the convention from the ---- — teacher'* viewpoint. Prof W'. J. One i f the highlight* of the Well*. Jr., of the l.ongwood Christmas season will be th* «choo|, gnve an account of the bridge party, dance nnd fashion *|»eech of Dr William («. t ’rfrr, show which i* being sponsored rhnirtmjn of the Fducatiotial Pollby the Junior Woman* (!lub in cie* Commission of the National the Hotel Mayfair on the even Fdurntional Association. Other* ing <»f ' Dec. 17,* with Mrs. Kail making re|H>rt* on the convention King a* general chairman in were Mrs. W. Stum|H*. ure*i«lent of charge of arrangement* for the the Ijike Monrue P. T. A., and dance. Mrs. II W. Rucker, Seminole Other committee* a«*l«ting a r e : |County Council president. Mr*. (Juv D. Wood, Jr., in chmg*' Dr. Ihin Cone, of the Health «f the fashion show. Mrs. J. J. , Unit, explained the work of the West, Jr., p riies; Mr*. Brough unit and wbjt h»* hope* to arc*)nipton Wstkin*. ticket*; Mrs. M. 1,. lish with the children thi* year Hudson, orchestra; Mr*. John I- through the unit, lie i b n conduc­ iv e and Mr*. John Tatum , co ted a question forum for the parchairmen of decoration*, assist ents. w hi* Y,” ; 1 Y. ,,i? ? in;.’ ' ' r: , M r,. Rnckvr annuunerd th»t Dr. W. h Dmlran Mr* It. . Od N Nun„ , ,|r , n ,lf R „|,|n, ham. J r . and Mrs \l I.. H ud.on ch , , hl„, b,.,.n „ , . urrd t lw and Mr*. ||. Putnam, r a r d l . p . , , , , , f„r lh , K.iundrr*’ Day ".r PAGE THREE |}0 I l F M r lin ir ll***mi r u in ^ no m * •• 0 . 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Kla. under the rtcinioos r m Hi ll name Evergreen Kerw Vo. i.n.l lliai 1 I j M i r r i A v r a t Ninth HI. we InteM In register said name - tA x r o n i ; r u t ru n n r i n n H fv II W T u r k r r . p. -iF lnr llo llv A lfelty A v.in t n uno. at s i Hlalh Hl«ll X lr.e, purduanl U Ik , tarma nf tha "KlcK u i h l o y H r h o o l . ) • ao A, if I*. H a r r i s l*nttne l* n a|o Itlnua Name ite ra te " irh s p i.t H e w V. I*. i l o r i i i f i M Wursh'p. Il;*fu A. M. R u n d a v H c Ik m i I, t o «« tA. M l** ll Jaw s er Florida) wllk It..M V P . r . . a 16 »• i i F r e a r h l n u 8 » r v l c » . 11:1on V u NVrdMF S.U y \ \ o r - h l p . | 10 p . i f I’l.rk i f ika Circuit Court of H-ui W . d n r n l a r K v a m n g I'I ' r o y r r 8 * r laola Coualy, Florida. Krminif Worship, t«lo l\ il * vll«, T:» I'- M. Too will It* stvsn a h-miy wot* R A. ROIIINOON fom s, DIRDUI notllNHON ■APTinT m i i i i c n Dec. II, |»U . • I.AKH * M * , a • III;>I Xi;II NHTIIOilirr r j i i n r i i II. II. MAItTIN. FABTOIt J W A u stin , p aato r B a n d a r 8 r * i » o l . l i d * A . M. I h u r r l i Hf Ium .I t ; U A . I I . l i r a . C a r l Marnlng Preaching Xrrvlcs. 11 llfuill.iirr, s u iw rla ir m ls n i. A..M. Young I*f i . i i I f s * M r o i l n g s I 10 P . “ “ U. I* M il M r* I V. H f r n a l t u m , p r t a l Service, t i l P. M. dsnl Thanh a H arv lro T I0 I 'r s y r r T b u rstJay fiiF rlln g •I Ii W.t« a M«r,I f t . a l l , III , ( , ,., , f l i r t , r MM, I I. . all -, 11aI • « dpd" *tl,| - . " I \ \ lib ... .,1.1 p. If. Mrs. il. II. Ixiril In rharga. 7 It AND FOR HAMILTON WATCHES WALTHAM WATCHES ELGIN WATCHES ELB0N WATCHES e% Pn TRADE IN YOUR OLD WATCH ON A NEW ONE! LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD WATCH. \ �■» • I "fy • * • • • • — ■ \ ** • » . ________________r . . ; ; . • . “" 2 1 ■- I—by the' U. S! Office of CiviHaif Defense I. K E E P COOL 2 . STAY HOME Above all, keep cool Don't lose your head.. Do not crowd the streets, avoid chaos, preven t disorder and : havoc. ‘ You can fool the enemy. I t is easy. If planes cone over, stay where you are. Don't phone unnecessarily. Tbs chance you will be hit is small. I t hr part of theriak we must take to win this war. Until an alarm, go about your usual business and recreation in the ordinary way. ,' Think twioe before you do anything. Don’t believe rumors— spreading false rumors Is part or the enemy's technique. Don’t let him take you fat. Know your air-raid’wamlngT In general, it it short blasts or rising and falling pitch, on whistles or horns. The "all dear" is a steady tone for 3minutes. W atch thiepaper for deeariptlan o f th e local signs/. (This Is subject to change.) * The safest place in an air raid is a t home. ’ If you are away from home, get under cover in'the nearest shelter. Avoid crowded places. Stay off the streets. ■ The enemy wants you to run out into the streets]* create a mob, start a panic. D on’t do it I' #». If incendiary bombs fall, play a spray from 'a garden hose * (never a splash or stream) of water on the bomb. Switch to a stream to put out any fire started by the bomb. Switch bade to a spray for the bomb. The bomb will bum for about 15 m in-/ utes if left alone, only about 2 minutes under a fine [water spray. A je t splash, stream or bu cket o f w ater w ill m ake i t explode. , U nder.raid conditions, kiftp a bathtub'and buckets ftillo f water for the use of the fire department .in .case,w ater. mahM are broken. *<4 If you have a soda-and-add extinguisher (the' kind you turn upside down), use it with your finger over the noaxle to make a spray. Don’t use the chemkfl kind (small ^cylinder* of Squid) on bombs. I t is all right forbfdinaxy fires. But above all, keep cool, stay home! _ • _ Choose one member of the family to be' the' home'air-raid warden—who will remember, all the . rules and what .to ^do. Mother makes the best. He will help you do your part to whip the enemy. We can do it. We irtf/do K,.if we stay calm and cool and strong and a le rt f3 . PITT OIJT^LIGBTSX ~ W hether or not [black-out U'ordered,\dan*t .show, more flight than is necessary.' If planes come o v t^ p a ro u t'w lc o y e r all' lights a t once—don't wait for the black-out ’order. ’ The'light; th a t can’t be seen will never guide a J a p .y Remember.» candle? light may be seen for miles from the air.'’. I f you have ‘ portieres, t overdrapes',. brlccrtalhs^arrange'aj double thickness over your windows,* Blankets will do.VjIf you have heavy black‘paper,* paste it (on)your windows. .D on’t crowd or stampede stores#to get itjhow even j You probably have everything you need a t home.”* Be ingenious^-improvise.4 Should you get an'air-raid warning,*remember to 'sh u t off gas stoves, gas furnaces, and {^s pilot lights an both; Bomb explosions may] blow them ‘ outJh x n ’.M ast leffecti i^Oaa^ th at collects may be explosive later.! 2; Prepare one rood,' the one with' the loSHfinltow gUS7tiTthe strongest p art of your house, fo£a refuge rocpa> P ut food and MWSfi If,'bombs start .. m v- V- '. V' j SS -W - m ■ { t �I :*T7rT ) - ;.v- v7' ' t"1' fiAtttMAT, tilt S A tO to R D S A N F O R D , F t.O R tT U During tha Chriitmt. holiday MMoa, rolnma of M il i t pmtoffice* thh>Ofhout tha nation ssrs assfSrtiSwc J a y . la ordar to inaura drlWary • f latUra, cards and BpttaMpi by Christmas day, id <a _____ Dacca••r r to ahop and mall aariy. Tha aaa of apacial . daUr< dalirtry atampa w E 4a(lrory aa letter* or . »p«ti after react h « thalr d All artklrt :lya wafly broken or damaged must luat b« marked “Prpperlthabia matter muat #*•." **d parunabia moat J a marked "Peruhabl*.” Roth Should be wrapped in suitable conUinert. All postsga muat lx fully prepaid, a^d cards ibould be aent flrat clan to Inaure beat P e rc e n t RADIO NEWS • tw o *Taaignra m r a a • «0 Calling Pan-America Btner Davis, News :45 The World Today To .■ 00 People’s Platform T J 0 Columbia Fastival Wrier •* •? Reporter 1:18 Orange County oonty Medical Aaa’n. 8:30 Keyboard and Consols • J 6 Elmer Davla A the Newt 9:00 Your Hit Parade V:4A Saturday Night Serenade 10:W Put lie l f f , | „ 10:30 Olga Coehlo. songs 10:4* N«ws Of The World I I M Football Broadcast 11:30 Dance Orchestra LIAO Unton . Walls News Off lent to many pEANNA DURBIN gets h er m ott delightful and devilish role <n (foreign ccountries, but not to " I t S tart ml W ith Eve.” co-starring with Charles Laughton and Teaterr*w*» program BtlgtlUM, Denmark, Pialaad, Robert Cummings showing at the Rita toniurrov/ and Monday. Prance. Germany. Greece, Uan­ 7:00 Morning Devotions 7:30^Sunday Morning flrvakfaat Guy Kibtwe, W alter C atlett and Irving Bacon head the fine nsgary, Italy, Bweden, Turkey, Nor Way and several other*. Package* eUting cast. 3:00 praaa Newt that croas the aeaa ahculd b* 8:03 Business Review aflally and mAilffl’V r ly . rfW Ijr wrapped x Louise Wilcher a t tha ™ Naturally * t, faataat r—**-» mad •— 9 H ttv tha la 111*Oiwan by air. Afr acnrlce la obtabmble I JO Tntennrsro for Stringa aunoat anywhere In Lha natJen. 0.D0 Tha World Today Poatofficea now have I f cent 0:14 From tha Organ L oft ’ i •tempt combining airmail and • JO Know Your Biblo B etter Sunday, Monday—"IT STARTED WITH EV E" with De­ special dellvary that trpvidc. 0:41 Columbia’s Gypsy Caravan anna Durbin. C h a r.s Laughton, RoD.-rt Cummings, Guy KibMina faatcat delivery poaal- 19:00 Church of the Air bee, and W alter Catlett. Also—I’ete Smith Specialty, Cartoon | ble. 10:30 W ingi over Jordan and News. AH packages mutt I t wall 11:00 U fN o w a wrapped. Na parcel may ba 11:06 Vara Brodsky, plaalat Tuesday, Bargain day—double program —"WE GO FA8T” m en tta a 104 Inches In kagtb. 11:39 Invitation to Learning with Lynn Bari, Alan Curtta, and SbeiU Ryan. Also "BE' No package can exceed 70 jrncopatloD Piece Gboimdt In weight, and all valuable 18:86 T*mparatur« CRET3 OF THE LONE WOLF” with Wngren William, Ituthl aperature Rail Bull® . mall should m. Iniurtd or regis­ IS*J0 Beltt Lake Lsk* City Clt) Tabernacle T* Ford and Victor Jury. Added—Param ount News. tered. ~ 1:00 Crarth 9/ th® Air t :10 -Thl* U th* L lf.” Wednesday, Thursday—“ N EW ' YORK TOWN" with Fred 2:00 “Spirit ot 41” M acVurray, Mary Martin, Robert P re d sn , Akim TXmarotl 2 : |0 Tm World Today and Lyr.re Overman. Also— musical coniotly short, cat Icon j New York Philharmonic and 'Inive-.fjl News. .ym pboay Sanlando Springe (a presenting 4 JO The Pause T h at Refreshes I r . s y , Saturday—"B \D LANDS OF DAKCTA” w lthl on tha A ir an outstanding exhibition of i q e r 6:00 Uncle Natchel Kobeit S f'.'s Ann H. het.'«».| and Ric n -i D!» Also — I tie tkHI for a week’s ran, beginning today, with tha Martband 1:39 Bam C«ft "GREAT GUNS” with Laurel and Hardy. Also final chap-1 6:W Dari Ives mfamUy, world champion log relter, "SKYRAIDERS” and first chapter, new serial, "JU N U LEl “ vrv, giving two performances 1:45 William L. fihlrcr, News dally at the springs, It was an* «:6o Silver Theater G IR L ” nsuneed today. Prank Marrhaqd i JO Gene A utry’s Melody Ranch 4 "D ear Mom" and his two daughters, Irene IM .'ACl.iriAlWKIV rrl II V. lu 1171. lola will perform faata of 7:18 UP News em perature Bulletin Kdlll'I.AN r. Uu hpra, fair |u sua " atrgenth and skill on rolling uven Guild T heatre gi" lu II to Mlogi, spinning balls: engage In (HIAl'IiKIllln. Slaaiiy. ^ s e a U. 8•len Hayes T heaU r eanoc tilts and also put w clown l.onib. al bu ifc l.«<\ *• is I*,'. ii»'. rime Doctor I IM5. 14 bns ' mu Si* •eta. (:6 k Elm er Davis A The Nears MM a ns*, aaa Ve«ela»la I.KlAiNM. *a brn IJoa III®, 100'a HlaeelU* There will I s two performances • I It 0:00 Air Base Program He per*. Salea aa ta Ilia . A, M. daily, afternoons at 3:30 o’clock 10:00 IJ .IT rO i. 1 Uus. rralaa. Iirbarg. lire. 10. .a ll Take It o r Leava It and evenings at B:!0 o’clock, II l® In II IS ItKPUItT NO. J» 10:30 CMumbU Workshop IlNIONH. to lb sork, yellnw l i lt AI’I'I.KH. tins, llalloa.ua u !i II" b Local athletes will be given tad lln ta and Bylines lu l i l t . Upaalsh. l i l t lu II tl. I Ml | | t». Ilunu II it a chance to match their' (kill Barrnn OTchaatra llna W un SOr. AVtR'AIMX.. In. hi*.a. II ta-l.ao and each performance mj P ANANAS. i» lb buna, l i l t lu IlKIIA. In, 11pr IIP® lu III® elude different acta OHANtkKA. IxiS V H. ennib. II II »: »» a No. « 11 .1a . The Mnrchand UKANS. «nap, bu. Iirp. Tamlar■raau atul Valaullnaa, uni. In rcy I'AllMLKY, 4ua bun lie in tec. ’ff.SW- lb PKAH grUdh. bu. hpr m * » f l" BHOCOU.t. I>>. I»" lu lie III®. | O l U k h « g l W N t e r i M l, CABBAUK. Ton. bull., (air lu toy I'KI'PKIIM.- bu hpr. wondsia Il.®« LEGAL NOTICES than five yeera. Iran# won htr H® "o to l i t w). In II Ji bu bpr. olhar ssrlatlo Ilpra. M i l l lo ttk ta . rbln.ae title thee years ace aa werld’j IIA® 10 |l.t®. Crla. II.Ji woman champion. The Msrthand POTATOKM. Ilsd Bllsa hpr No. I a r r u o a n o ik row r CIIATOTK bu. hpr. (l i t lu »i«® perform many trleka re* sis® f i l l 1 I s » l.|i: N. >: CUld-Allim, Una bun. «»< CNMQR i m l a l r U ewl. | | l « bn tl.lt. CAIIItOTH, doa. bun. tte In It" CUKE1I. bu bakl. M S® la O »<l IIADI8IHCM: Doa lam *‘c lu It" COHN, skallad wblta ewl. kaaa Ht-tNAt'll. bu hpr. Hunimar Tri>» ITATK o r roM ltDA, IMS,________________________ la N ihu Batata ■DM VXD B. MOIRKE. C SS. U:®0 PROGRAM FOR WEEK OF DEC. 14th Sanlando Spring M Presents New Act FARMERS’ MARKET TO ALL Mis® la htrtky glv®» that •a B. nawlaod. dr. Mlad hla I rapart pa ICaaauaor pi lb® U at M a ja a d E lloarta, 4a**< t U t k a Ul®4 Alt eat'tlos ftasl dlssharga, and tbM ha ■apply to tha HaaarahU n. T i n t Caaaly Judga of PamI Caaaly. 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Vojmpe Of AJail D pf||ig Holiday 200 PAG E F tT S PERSONAL LOANS FOlt ANY REASON ABLE NEED • ECONOMICAL • CONFIDENTIAL • LOW COST • EASY PAYMENTS The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Member Federal Depouit Insurance Corporation //AlfRSPAR SUN C R O O I I N A M I LS and VARNISHES H O U S E P A I NE * W A L I H I D E K O i i H I I 'l ■ l l i A N I J F A ID S P A l N I E P S SUPPLIES Picture Framing L T I MINT im iN O HIADQUAftTlgf 220 MAGNOLIA-PHONE 861 117 l*ark Ave. •I IT OUSWKSB G. U. STUART PAINT & GLASS ETTA S K IT Phone 30* By PAUL ROBINSON mS ONTHC- '^tCWC a D a w •• l s t -s SAYS a s d u t Hi sm a l l 6oootoacN<3-SNAizy WANTS mssserz SMOOTH CANCVZ • • PT7K5 S P ffN C tU ------ ;-------n W2JVKB a w c u . CAT2 ■ n c iE E S O M E rilJitE-UP. A 'lE >OU LLiCtV • rrr—n TUSOAJC.'-^ OU/aCAU (OfA SU3ft«SWSU.S A m S A O lO L X -----J POOM pWJr DMXO rV lA D T A P / LONE RANGER By FRAN SiTRIKER DA UET0N6 voy ’J ' * ,*"■- r ,- ' r ' Wt •! Vftl ; l w HCkwfLv .\SLaffi | ' r ^ mi "V K. . ■f / *( V'*ft* O jK /j^ W S M T �Dr. W .S, Allen Speaks To S.H .S. . Student Body At Regular Assembly Editorial Staff Thus Far At Stemlnole High . . Already Seminole High School haa dbplayed »IjP« an eventful 1941-1948 echool year. School I p r ith a a b e r tl proclaimed the beat In a number of year*—Le. a hope It continue* to ihow progreaa. , i . . lhM Huw The Celeryettea and band. I»lh preyed toiwrerabljr, have been a big factor In thU a p p a ^ tacmeed vitality in echool activity. Th# Celeryettea, directed by Mlmi Cath•erine Takach and M1m EUubeth Earle, brought a high dlatlnctlon to thla echool through their local out-of-town exhibitions at the Sanford-DcLand footbail game and the annual Christmas pirsde In Orlando. The band, ably led by MUs Dorothy Sanford, almoat revolulionised its styls of play th*» year. The Semlrtolo High S S e w l a e wM accklrfwd for II. brilliant performances DeLand and Orlando, The "Celery Fed*," football team, ended tin aeaaon with three wins and aeven locaea. Thla record toka un­ impressive, but It's not the Imprwivenms nw the wins that make a great football team — SPORTSMANSHIP STANDS OUT ABOVE EVERYTHING. Thla degree of greatness waa evident throughout th# yesr for Coach Leonard L. McLucaa’ team. > ; ■ These organlutlona have been Inspired by the admir­ able school spirit displayed by the atudent body, v At ths beginning of the yssr, the four desses eketed ♦heir c la s s nrealdent*—Mack Cleveland, aenior; Helen Ion of the school rad mp all active in various school koliatlon*. Through their relationship with many chibs, council repreaenUtlvte are (pvaluablo aa mreaengen of napalm for school soUdarity. Ths various clubs rad other orvralutlons have slectsnorretic officers, who, aa Isadora, have brought about t f fine changes in the stt]tudo of the students' eonesp>of tbeir school. Ths Gle# Club, Theiplana, Celery Fsd f, Bolmagundl Staff, -Samtaole. County School News f, Key Club, Debating Club, Art Club, Hl-Y, Pra-Ameri -Club, Tennla Club, and Future-Farmera have all eontited their share In this rejuvenation a t Seminole h School. PdSG B Yes, Seminole High has Improved rad can Improve evmore if all ths students pull together with th# faculty bettei school. a united drive for a greater, better R r EDWARD E A R 8 H A I 4 , g f Herman MkUUt<w D r. W, R. ,AlU»i, president of Stetson U niversity, wa* th* speaker of tha morning at the reg u lar assembly cf th# Seminole H igh School student body last Thursday, Dee. 11. Before Dr. Allon began hi* addreaa, be Introduce,! Dr. W il­ liam E. Dockwka, Dean of the Co Ile f t o f Music a t 8tft*on Uni eeralty. Dr. Duckwitz atated that ho waan’t going to take part in the nrogram b u t that th rta of h b atudenta would. Mr. Allen began hla addreaa by em phasising th a t we moat be •to rt. “The man w ho dor* net think la an Idiot. The man whd won’t think to • fool. The man who darea not think la a slave.” T he apeaker continued by tell­ ing th a t tho Lottie that la being waged today la between two waya o f Ufa—th e right and Juat. and th# w ag of tyranny. If the form er conquers, eleilliatlon will m ore forw ard, while the le tte r will mov* elvllliatlon back 1,000 year*. “ I predict th a t America will GRAMMAR SCHOOL N otes ■halnun, Bgrarly Haneotb etory, G e m * fluua ett Hoover, Rom Ann Brooks. Boomers and Toctera, 1 Prance* Harvey, Bklrley Mare SOUTH SIDE S.H.S. SAfiSIETY Patty Hodge” T la alm ost C k rk tisaa and all All tb* achoal children- and • f the ttudee a t Seminal* High U achan * up a “sunahln* are beglnnb.j to th in k about j t ox* for 'a lt w ho la boms what they w ant S natn to bring [ from the k! In Tampa. them. This week*’ colum n U an open le tte r to H ants Ctaua—all W a t Side wQl present a play mammae and daddies who ar* for their Chris tarns program . Tb* Interested. name of tho pipy la “ A t Christ“ D ear S anta: mas Tiew.” Pleats I, tog LO IS CALD­ been* I. Before th a shop win­ . , WELL a yellow p a ste l suit and dow. ORIEN FARRELL w ants a new ' Children — Thorny# Methrln, trum pet th a t will piny awing m u. Dorla Willie, Betty Prescott, Mil­ ale. m dred Barineau. In th* way of aporte several atudenta bar* U pressed a desire to wake up on C hristm as room­ ing and find eome sp o rtin g good*.' Scene BUDDY PROCTOR want* to Pam find a tennis tic k e t s a d a p&lr Mrs of w hite tennla (hoes da* six. Dolls: MIRIAM B F K R will b* satis. Oldfled With a pair o f skate* while V ALICE TEM PLE w ant* a ru m . Prh ble seat for her brother* bleyR*f tie. E And d ear Santa, pleas* bring 8k* EDWARD MARSHALL ftv* outBah standing books such aa “Berlin Ns* Diary” by WlUiara L. S h im and L “In*Ida South America’* ky John Oth Gunther. A belt to f i t hla now v halt I'lclrie win s u it STUART D QUARTERMAN J a a t fine and a R blue stripped .su it w ith two p air 8ok of pent* to Juat th e thing . th a t B BILLY PIXLRR dealraa. ■ Now Bant* dent think th a t H HERMAN MIODLKTON la a boy 4 who arookaa, I p c a u e ha doesn’t, but aevertbaleM ho wants a A smoking Jacket. NANCY D IO R . Bee TON t i n t a boy. b tit atoi she B e. Jackie-Nimble.------ BOIy Harriej Utile Maid--------Margery Daw-----Tin Soldiers.---- ' .Arthur paakton, Frank Stafford, Samuel Jatokt Johnny Green —Tommy S to u t— —- a^ta a boy’* tap gaberdine Jarir JOYCE ftTEELE wffl laok irumptoua In a g raan corduroy rets ana la expecting to g at fa r Annual Christmas Cantata Will Be Given at Seminole High School Hudimit Speaks By O IIK N F. “TwU Be the before hriatmaa and all through house (SBSUNOLE H f O 1C SCHOOL) not a creatu re will stir, not even a mouse” — that b with tb* exception o f our celebrat­ ed Gle* Chkb, which wlQ he alng- ’ ing Joyfully In th* auditorhmaTn muss concert w ith th* be«In­ voke*1 from tha G ram m ar mmT ' Junior High school*. T h i. annual a ffa ir to always looked forward to Uy rm y o _ e , and this Tear's c an ta ta promises to be th* beet and moat ootatandIng yet. >■ ', © Under th* direction of Mbs Dorothy Atnford, o u r very popular land talented music ln»tractor, each school flea club wOt have a special number to sing, aad a t different tim es during th*Q program, solo* and trio* will to By HUDUNfT Sunirwer haa gone. Winter to b e n Pall baa faU. And It* cold aa . . , Icet: This ALMOST expresses cent! mens. W hat’* this from Chemistry class? BILLY HOLLBYHEADR face, Hashing a bright rad bacauaa of NANCY DIG H I UN'S flirtation teasing, b a thing sfh Igh amusement to th* E1K8TKIN JUNIORS. MR. RING also looks on with the usual appreciation of humor. SUNDAY night found SHIRLEY ECHOLS “w aiting a t the church" for bar date with AL RABURN. Along to m aks a double date w e n GLENN ODHAM and SYL­ VIA M EUCH, and don’t think Titer* will be a n Intermission GLENN waan’t Impratced by that in tho program, during which tha striking FRESHMAN bland.! I chorus will gat a well-desarrvd Rumors kora It th at ORIEN FARRELL hag awakened from rest, and th* orchestra will prs-A .V h b d r a m ; a t least b b dream sent a selection. Tit* concert wUI begin with tha b no lo a fe r a participant the plot so — Whatra there toentire chorus singing “0 Com* dream about? A Ute flash says All Y* Faithful," and from there ha’s on th* tra il of au lr.tcreatln- th* procram will be aa follows: not* th at waa left la h b locker. O Com# All Y* Faithful —© If ra a beat th* gala d b c u n Ing their new formal# and toe Chorum. L ift Thine Eyes — Girl* (Trio. boy* In a general b-jxx about I t Cam* Upon th* Midnit* wbo’s dating who, you’ll b* saf* in betting th a t last cant they ar* Clear — Junior H igh Chorus. H ark Tha Ilarald A ngeb Sing— d U m sla g tb* annual Celery Fed #. Christmas dance on tb* nine- Chores. II. " t i f nth. Jasu Bambino —Senior GirU The girl* w er* . really giving PAUL AVERETTE, Ju te and Chorus. Brahms Christmas Song — Marguerite’* guest from North Carolina, a rush a t the dance th* -Shepherd* LowTuesday night, and be really gave (• them a “plug." He think* the ly — Grammar School Chorus. Away In a M anger — Gram­ SANFORD girts are tb* nicest and cutest girls M has aver m*L mar School Soloist. Beautiful Savior — High School LO O CALDWELL. HELEN ( H U T C H I B O n TM A RJO R IE Chorus. III. JONES, a n l MARY RABUN a n Selection — H igh School O r-g i anxiously nwaiting tb* arrival of GENE HARRISON, JOHN PO PE, cheatra. IV . ' FED DYSON, and DUB EPPS Jo y to th* World — Chorus. from college fo r tb* Christmas Listen to th* Lamb* — High hoi Ida r t . lfy , thea* holiday*!! I ’ PAT CARLSON of Daytona School Entemblt. Silent Night — Chora*. Beach to kaapjag KATHLEEN BRYANTS Saturdays and Sunday* quite busy. She’s bam keeping kings froth ua causa - this has tag on ^ulta awhile. r Thespian Club ado High School‘ n a il: hold her Interest, w l baT Our minds are blank Sb It’a * cinch T hat this la written. To fill an Inch. CUm O f Fifteen r Improve Talents a pretty ptotur* By MIRIAM I f KIR On* of tha moat Interesting carries with H u m (lau as e f B. R. M. la Senior currant e f yatbaa and tog Tb* cast le as follows: A man. Orica F sm O i man. A m BUna; a clerk; Kick; a reporter, Jack ' Honrbwdi n m %b \ tom ;' 1 m n ato r, I MtCafl. la Vauchn, Ann GOetl Frederick S t S L il. aang th* aerenad* from ’'The Student Prince’' and “ in the Luxembourg Gardena” l y Man­ ning. The** two gifted artlata concluded by alnglng, together, “Ah, Sweet Myatery of Life” by Victor llerlrrrt. This program waa enjoyed b* th* atudent body, and they wit] Irok forward to th* retu rn of Dr. Allen. Dr. Duckwits, Chrla Napoli, Mlaa Peydon and Mia Mulligan. at iOaiden Club, baa been dal chairman, Mary Mar- We want to draco—Yoa w ant'to Dance 1 The Cel­ ery Fed b firing1THE Dance of the eeaeont ALL YOU have to do la eonui *nd “get" the good time that they are oHMog to yon. lib to be on the nlnetern’h f t ' the Armory—OK* CHE8TRA, favora, and inch decoration* UI It'e all planned Joat for YOU and that Good time you're going to have. Not only do we want YOU, XOU and YOU, but alao the STUDES, ALUMNI, OLD and YOUNG MAR­ RIED COUPLES, TOURISTS—L E I'S MAKE THIS A COMMUNITY AFFAIR. Stag it or Hag It (the new F JS. C. W. word for Doe)—It'S all the aame price. aoon meet her destiny. W hether ahe doea it correctly depends Up­ on ua.” The apeaker aaaerted that w* muat he alert to what jgdri on and act aa calmly aa poaal ble. W* ' muat lie* boneetly, truthfully, and ipirltually. Thea* make the people strong whOe Juat Ice, lor* and brotherhood make a nation atrong. y.r Following thi* addreaa Mr. Av len Introduced Mlaa Barbara Peydon, aoprano. Chrla Napoli, tenor deluie, and MUa Dori* MuDi- The fifth aonual Chrlatmaa operetto of the Sanford Grammar School was given a t tha school Thuraday and F riday night. Tho chorm** will be the sam e both nights but th# princi­ pal characters wUI be different. A corn plat* Hat of characters I* aa_fol1owa; Thuraday night: Cheery Cherub, P ran k Melach; Jolly7 Johnny, Spanear H ardin) Pine, Joann* nwingie; Ioann* Swingle; 1Holly, Dolores McLallan. Friday ..night, Cheery Cherad, Jack Ludwlgi Jo lly Johnny, Fran­ cis Tempts; Pine Mona Ruth M ills; Holly, M yra Jan* Madden. Both nights. Color bearer*. Byran Beard, A rth u r Halehar, Fredtrick RosaetUr. Lloyd Swain, Wateon Jennings, Eugene H arper, B arbara Chapman, Emily Math­ ews, Edna H alligan, Gloria Gatlin, Mary Ann Galloway, Marjorie Andemon. P rissy Prim*, Lsalle Harvey. I n ­ land iRudd, Eugene Kendall, P. R. Bach, Bobby Humphreys. ' TUhr Trim*. Praaala PavIUck. Jan* Chapman, Barbara Rucker, Louis* Lundqubt, Phyllis Bach. B ath Robe Rovers, Lanky, Billy Owana Runt, Eddla Mayer; Gaudy, Robert falrclo th ; also, A lbert K lkktr, Ben Batler, BIU; Brinson, nnnaon, Douglas uougiaa Igsatng, loesing, BU out Ion**, Prank McClelland Bobby B rlnon. ^ Perfume Bolt)**, Wilma Bland, Jan Ice Potter, Barbara Tadlock, Helen Skinner, Myrtle* Bra ton, B arbara Edenflrld, Pearl Naugher. Btells 'W hitm orejacquallna Arm- Ckriatmaa Ball* .—Oran Ogleahy, atrong, A n lu Aiken. Mary X*?)*Marvin Ktoard, Ivay Cookies, Elolae Cook, JaM Whit- Library Aaka For bauea Of Magasfne followtef .affteera were ap* “YES*. DANCE. CHILLUN!!!! Cram Patch-----Tommy Tuekar. Rag* DoU. Announcer.------- Vocational School J C S. H. S. A rt Club Plain Puppet Show �----------- I T ' t b f NEWSPAPER v k - ’ -.A1 11 'w r r , ^ Eats bUshcd Ia ltO S The Babe S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , M O fO A Y , M v m Banford h The Only Central Florida City Affording Rai And Water Traraporiation l b M DKL'KMHKR 15. 1941 Member Awtociaied Prens NIIMHER 91 House Group Passes Bil s Santa Claus To Aid Nai One Billion Dolli Is Loaned By U. ' Through Nov. To 33 C o u n t r i By S u b s , British Say F i v e Italian Sbipa D e s t r o y e d 9 ---------- One Apparently Is Large Transport • Gains Southwest Qf Gazala R e p o r t e d In Libyan F i g h t The Brltlah u id one of their submarines sank an Asia aunolv shin and salvage tug in the harbor of Candia. Crete,............. while _ 12.000-ton • Italian veasel. apparently a transport, and four smaller ahipa were reported deatroyed in the Mediterranean. The British announced • farth er gains southwest of Oa* gala In the Libyan campaign. Rampant Red nrrales declared today they hod tho Germans on the- run In a re tre a t approaeh^ trig _tbe scale of Napoleon's cold ^ *nd” dl«mal retirem ent, from Mos­ cow and had overtaken the back­ tracking H itler legions with a headlong campaign of exterralna- _ tka. ® W ith u n i pared phrase, the offle k l Communist organ Pravdn etalmmi th e Russian arm ies si ready h are destroyed an I'entlre Geerge Herman Ruth, tho beloved Babe of baseball, la shown cheering some of the little patients a t tha Hospital for Joint Dlaasea. in New York, during hla visit to distribute Chri.tm as gift*. Shown with the llabe are 8aad ra Serling, Ruth Sutsingham and Madeline Kcirbnne, all with g if t, presented by Santa Ruth. Riiz Theater Safe Robbed Sunday Night Frank Anderson Dies Suddenly I n Washington Flank K. Anderson, well known newspaper and railroad man, died of a heart attack In Washington, D. C. Saturday night, according to newt received herd today. Mr. Anderson, 00, maintained hla rcaldenct a t A l­ for ifker*. apparently p re­ tamonte Spring*, although broke Into' and rifled th* Deal throe y e a n he h a . lived In Washington, working aa a info a t the Rita Theater special representative of the Atmorning. lantkuX tw at Une. Mr. A ndersoa made a recent Ma n a g e r Announces uurance C o v e r s ^ d i s c l o s e d Sam tr: ' p b J^ fin k k . 11,000 plane* pnd j p,000 cannon. . a broadcast war bulletin of Ihn official Information bureau declared the Red army had recaptured tha railway station of ■Uslevara » - *----------440 8 _ lla e aaouthea.t n rtt b e i a t n railec off Tula, Dubna to tha waat of Tula, and Vtrkhove, northeaat o f Lieny, In day-long battling w£leh • addition, Ute Russian's Black Ban fleet waa reported vigorous y in action. Tha nonununique said a naval unit had rank a huge IMOO-ton Kant transport. On the southern flank tha Sea af Aaov port of Taganrog, 40 mIU» waat. o f Roetov, was aald U be completely surrounded by ta d army forces. In the Yelets area some 200 mOae *eelh of the capital, tho Moecew radio reported, cavalry•upported troops have retaken n o n than 400 Tiling** and tewnt In a ravage caunterofferatve which has wipml out two kaltellraa i f O eraM infantryCairo reported ^ German and Italfca farces stubbornly withdMwtag from eastern Libya taraod about and fought r a n g e •K endrick Cates Dice Following ' 4 Week* Illness protected by im orance, was taken from the large aafe. The robbery was discovered by the colored janitor when he entered the man­ ager's office about 8:15 A. M. Tho office door was jimmied, Mr. Morrison revealed, and the snf* combination apparently was knocked off w ith a ham m er or Instrument o f some type, and there appenrrd to be evidence of drilling.. "Undoubtedly, the Jqb was done by professionals," Mr. Morrison stated. Tho large, outer doors of the inf* were standing open, and an Inner door, on which the lock had te rn punched out, also waa open. On the floor, directly In front of |( 'u t l . a M mm CM* TSieel THE WEATHER Florida— Considerable cloudiness tonight and Tueaday with possible light showers In the extreme south portion Tuesday. Slowly rising tem peratures tonight and In north portion, Tuesday. The goat th a t la Navy foot­ ball .mascot a t th« present time la Bui IX, a tw o year old Angora. sudden death waa a shock to hla many frltn d a In C antral Florida. Ha waa well known to Florida newspaper men sad, a t various tim rs, owned several publication*. Mrs. A nderson Was with her husbaad when be died and, now la returning .to her home where It la expected burial will take place. Betides the widow, other *urvivora are a ton, Rosa K. Ander­ son of O rtando, and a daughter, Mrs. E. V. Yauall of W akefield. Mass. ' » WASHINGTON. Dee. 15— Authorisation (or an expansion W the United State*' twoaoeean naeywas quickly approved by '{ H Houac Naval A ffair. Comm ittM today a fttr the alt* af tka M H templaled increase m ttd M i from 900.000 ton. to 150,000 t a t t kt the requeat of the Navy, u The mraaure left tka type dft ahipa to be con.tructml to tk f ittjft cration of the Prv.klrnt and | | t Navy department, but C iialnatfl Vinaon (D—Ga.) .aid It would H elude no battleship*. ' President Roosevelt today » ■ ported to CorigreS* th n t h M leas* aUl to the United RtaUaS AHie* .5.1 ruuntriea Hated a s U q gible—hod totalled $ 1,202,000,001 through Nov. 30. ' Actual export, to Dec. 1, M aald, were worth oaly $595,O0tA 000. Congres* hat voted | I M 000,000 ,000 for leod-lvaaa.» A Congress, abandoning any IddS of a holiday r « ( U , aetUed Hfe .e lf to the K i.in e.. c f q u ltk if enacting new and reviling OM law. to fit the pattern of modi era a llo u t war. High up on the li.t I* leg h lg l lion authoriiing Preeident Koosqf velt to u.e *ome of tha w a ll time imwera granted to Woodl row Wilson two decadea i a a Theae power, would p eim lt il a P re.id rn t to centrallxe control b l all communication and tra n tp a H t.tjo n ayatema, put a i t .t u t e r a ban on trading with an*toy alien., and to shift varlou. fuse* tion. of government agcnciea U co-ordinate the war effort, m ittee. on both .idea of eongrea. are a t work on t h * le e k ' lotion. The adm inl.tration’i laglalativt lleutenanti hoped to Hava tka d ra ft bill ready for hanea cog* aideration by Tuesday. Congress already h a . paaakd and tha Pres “I iddnt h a. signed U f h llU — to remove tha original, d ra f t law, restriction* a g iln it ui» o f *«tactcea out.ide tho araatrm heml* phere. Frank Ray 1$ Made Second Lieutenant ■ ■ .> FORT BENNIN0, Ca . Dec. 15 — (Special)— Sgt. Frank Htantnn Rsy I. now a second lieutenant after graduating today from n( fleer candidate courts a t the In fantry School hare. He will hr aulgned a t once to active duly with tha 30th Division, Fort Jackson. S. C. He waa on# of 130 selected enllated men who received their diplomat and commissions at Impretslve graduation earemnnkr*. Unofficial schooling races will Brigadier General Omar N. B rad­ sta rt tonight a t tne Ranford- ley, commandant of tho Infantry Orlando Kennel Club, 10 miles School, presented tho diploma* south o ff tho Orlando highway, and commissions. according to trues official*. Tha graduating etaaa i n c l u d e d About 20 races will be run to­ enlisted men of all grades from nig h t, oeer a threo-cUteenth mil# privataa ta m aster sergeants, and distance. The preparatory races will comprised regular Army men, be held every night, and next national guardsman and aalacteee. Mondry the TMate Racing Com­ Tha men had first to pass strict mission wlU lurarvlae official qualifications of leadership and schooling ra c e s Each dog must military ability, and then the In­ have th ree scbooing run* before tensive three month training being entered in a race. The i«s course. son sta rts Doc. IT. The new officer la the ton of Mr. and Mrs. F. L R ay, 216 Holly Avo., Banford. Ho entered the Army In Nov. 1933 aa a Na­ tional Guardsman and formerly served w ith the 134th Inf., Camp Standing, Fla. has keen viciously attacked sportioua, which will Inevitably and M tfW rillco tu.aU; and m Maty y e a n tho American l a-vi tal rale in binding up Unofficial Kennel Club Races Begin PROCLAMATION Q ty News Briefs :tints of cataitrephra of nature and of war; and , WHEREA8 In preparation for lu st aocl l Cross has as we a n new facing, .the American National HM million boon .pending funds at the rata Of mom tt ta of tho dollars a month, which Is hot a email f ' out cffacamount that tha organisation now requires to i to r armed threty Its functions aa an aacrattel. auxiliary O problems E S . ’ C ’t ? (a* i 5 T ‘£ ." i l S " l * W V Leaders Of World’s Great Nations At War Chinese Harass Foe From Rear K e p r e s e n tatives Of Japan, Italy And Germany Will Meet WASHINGTON. Dee. IS. — * A t') — Secretary ( rank Knox reported t»da< that the hottlexhlp Arinin* and five nthrr warship* were I<mi In Sunday-bcfore-teat1* Japanese *ir raid un Fear I Hara hnr. Hawaii. Ninety-one officer* end 3.6.1* enllated ntV-n were known dead a* a result nf tk# raid, the Seerelarv of the Naey said. Three Japanese submarine* and It alrrrafl were tenwn ta have been lint hv the enemy In tho brief engagement. See ret a n Knn* *l,n sold fla t­ ly that hath United State* acrelee* "were not on the alert agateat surprise air attark** and a formal Investigation will Se Inst Hated by I'rraidrnt Roouevell ^ m ed i­ ately. In the meantime. Secretary Knn* said, there have been no rhenge* In nim m ind. Illy Here are the leaders of the world's great powers a t war un land, tea and air. Top, left to right: J om-T Stalin, whose peace pact with Germany fell apart when the Nail* invaded the *prawUng Soviets; President Roosevelt, opinion became molded into u unified resolve leader of * United State* whose diversified when It was attacked; Prime Minister Winston C hurchill, lead*#, of the w orld's largest drtqo eracy. Bottom, le ft lo right; Emperor Hirohito, De Wolski Says War WUI Last For Five Years A v i a t i o n Instructor Addresses R o t a r y Club At Meeting whose island kingdom was led Into w ar l-y a Jspnnese military clique under the direction of fiery Premier General Tojo; tlrnito Musso­ lini, who built Italy in'« n war machine which he has turned over to Germany; Adolf Hitler, whose dtrsm s of u super race drove him to defy the world's great dgmocrarir* and stuit the war; Gen. Chiang Kai-shek, leader of China's valient millions now righting mnri*. 1937 against the Japanese. NEW YORK, Dec. 15.—(A P) —The New Yorl» produce ex­ change today suspended cot­ tonseed oil and auy bean nil futures trailing today "until further notice." The esrhange said in view of the tuipcniion and the fact thnt this normally i* the laat day oV trading in December_ contract*, open commitment* j in that delivery would "remain ■ in status quo pending further I action." -I The war will teat five year*, according to an opinion of Capt. Constantin* de Wolsk| aa eipres*ed a t the regular mevtlqg of the R otary Club today. Capt. de Wol•M aald that It would take at least another y ra r before the present deficiency Cn planes, guilt and munitions ruuld be overcome and an a ir forru of 1,500,000 men bo made ready for action. Dr. R. W. Ituprecbt who pre­ sided over the meeting cautioned Patrick Mell Chcncv, winter Rotarlana against believing rum ­ en and unsupported charges resident of Hanford for the past aganst their neighbors w ho might seven years, died a t the home uf be accused of being fifth column- hi* son-jn-law ami daughter. Dr. Ihta simply because th sir forebeat and Mr*. G. S. Selman, IMH Pal rum an enemy country. metto Avenue following a short frt Moat of our German and Italian Americana ate loyal American illnet* last night a t 9:15 o'clock. The M5 year old man was born tiUxens, he said, whu deserve to be treated fairly. [July 30, 1150 in Bairatuwn, J. L. Ingley, chairman *of the Ga., and haa lived In Atlaula for Seminole County Defense Coun the past several years. Erickson suggested th a t If anyona su* Funeral Home la In charge of arta another person of U lng _ a r*ngementa for the funeral which th columnist th* police should will be conducted a t Hincath Kunb f notified and they will know rral Home In Valdosta, Ga. Tuesw hat to do. day at' 3:00 P. M. £ a p t de WoUkI aakl he wa* Beside* hla daughter In San­ ford, Mr. Cheney has among hla attacked Pearl H arbor while the sorvivora two daughjers and four Place talks were continuing. T hat tons. (I' mu Um C mm Wago Ms) Patrick Cheney Dies At Selman Home Yesterday *a*e« were In the Court litem Hughe* M Xteard ef crane, ae did KnUla Morm aid Jama* Bte Christine Members who ra n not attend the supper of the Campbell-Low X Poet of tho American Lotonlght at T:C0 o'clock a n urged by Joel yield, local com ■under, to bo at tha meeting. Which will start at liCO P. M. - State Commander Rupert Cavl • wUI bo Um honored guest tho meeting, which aim ban ■ designated aa tho annual -talma, party by tho local i t Commentating on Mr. Cavl* t, Mr. Field stated, "1 think In tho duty of every Legionre ta attend aa Commander items may have Instructions iM A fU trrf Pr*««| JiipniHHt* ImhhImmI tho Nichill* Kit-lsl nn-n of Manila ngnin 11mInv. whiit- tho after­ noon tommuniniii- from the Philinpint-it imlicnti-tl the Jnt>nnt-ne art- i-hii-ktql in their lund ii|N-rutionit at three iMiint* on tlit- mnin island of Luzon, nmterting "Enemy activities throughout tho day were ronfinnl rnttrvly to the air " llungkong, th<* Hriti«h crown cu)ony un I hr South China coaxl* appeared to .ho thgkgvpolq/t JM t gn-at'-st pressure from Japan1* offensive. The British ackhow"letlgrd u withdrawal from Kowlion, u rlty of the colony, per­ m ittin g the intader* to advancti within rifie shot of the island of Hongkong. j London said the withdrawal t* I"progressing according to p la n ,’ J M. Gillon ha* received a ,w* cablegram fiom hi* »on. Jack, who w "h t:hine*e force* haraaalng Mta J a p a n e s e to the rear. The British Is * lii-nli-nant in the hcudqoir ter* division nf the I Till Bom­ admitted a "slight withdrawal" bardment Squadron, 27th Horn- amid "very heavy fighting" of bardini-iit f^roup nowr stationed at forces guarding British Malay* Fori MrKinlry In the Philippines, and Singapore. The Chinese said fierce attack* saying Ihut he was "fine and don't worry." Mr. Gillon received forerd the retreat of so mo J a p ­ the wire oil Saturday and it was anese fium the south aide of Canton, and announced a savage sent nt midnight Friday. Lieut. Gillon attended the Uni­ attack north of Hongkong. A joint communique uf Armv versity of Florida from which hi wa* graduated as a reserve offi­ and navy sections of the Jap an ­ ese Imperial headauarlers warned cer. He was stationed with the Civilian Conservation Corn* at the Japanese “against tho lurking camps in Georgia, Ohio, Illinois, danger of enemy submarine*" off and Helena, Mont. In Molilalia, to­ Japan’s island m ast* and urged wns roinninnding officer of the them to "prepare for a pro tract­ ramp l.leut. Gillon was also com­ ed war wnerein hostile subm ar­ manding officer in the Tow T a r­ ines und aircraft bombing win get Detachment at the itavunnah play a major role.'* • The British acknowledged the Air Base. While he w a. In college, IJeut. Japanese have gained gniund In the Kedah area of northern Ma­ Gillen attended reserve officers' truining sehnols at F ort Bragg, N. laya despite heavy losses and added the situation in tha diffi­ C. and F ort lienning, Ga. cult Jungle country was "confuseil. • Meanwhile, the German wire* Irs* reported representatives of Germany, Italy and Jarmn met In Berlin today for w lu t w u Frank nunn, employee of the described a* a conference to dis­ City of Hunfurd fur many years, cus* Im portant new tasks grow ­ died a t hi* homo In Kearney, N. ing out of the broadened w ar ' J. Dee. 9. A t th* time he lived against the United States and IntSsnford, hi* son, liernar Crane Britain. was assistant m anager of the Th* W ar Department a t Wash­ Wnolwnrlh Htore here. ington sold enemy t i r opera­ Beside* this son, Mr. Bunn I* tions continued over Luion In survived by his widow anil one the Philippine*. with ground c-nlbcr son, Ward Crane of Krar operation* in progress In threo ney, N. J. sections of the Island. The brief communique said there was noth­ ing to report from other area*, omitting the mention of Hawaii and the United Rtatea Pacific coast for the first time In sav­ ers I days. Japanese forces which have es­ tablished a foothold around VigUk were reported sending out patrols oday in an apparent effort to wi­ den their holdings In tho ftco •* o-i attack by the United BlaUa Army bombers which warn dis­ closed to have sent four Jepenora troop ship# to the bottom of tho Chino 8ea and badly batterad three ethers. Exeent for the region of VlgjMt Lieutenant Jack Cottonseed Oil Trading Halted Gillon Stationed Rupert Caviness WU1 Attend Meet IEVELT. Hongkong Is Threat­ ened By Powerful Nipponese Advance T o w a r d Kowloon ever the first meeting of the volunteer and special services committees of tho County Chap­ ter of American Red Cross of which Mrs. W alter L. Morgan was named chairman and Mrs. R. R. Deas vice-chairman when Use group had an organisation meeting Saturday morning. Sub-cammlttaoa and chairmen which were cppclnted are as fol­ low*: staff assistant corps, Mrs. J. C. Hutchison and Mrs. Roby Lalng; production corps, Mrs. 8. O. Chase, kalUlagi Mrs. J. W. Hall, Mrs. C. E* Dawson and Mien Inn Fenwick, cutting sad sewing; Mlm Irene Hinton, ship* At Ft. McKinley Former Sunfordite Dies In New Jersey ITALIAN ORNBBAL KILLED LONDON, Doe. U . — (**>• Tho Room radio raid Somtey tte Brig. Oon. Ugo Dmaralla o f t t , 17a* m . f? * \ rj � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 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/f226e5a2c08d3d88ed162a39cb5e4b47.pdf 1a971ee47983d47ae06c44623e66d5a0 PDF Text Text \ -» I .♦ ' W }«w B A lT V tN O ; THURSDAY, D EC EM B ER 1 t ,l S 4 I i, U.S. Production Gtaal For Bombers m Will Be Doubled WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 -O P ) — William S. Knudsen said W ed. nesday th a t.th e production goal , for giant four-motored bombers . had liccil Incnaacd fiom ouu « . month to .1,000, sn announce, ment th a t underscored the opin. Ion of defense officials th at the P srlflr w ar m ust In won by bombing Japan. The director j f .the Office of ' Production Management, In his first public pronouncement since the Japanese assaulted Pearl Hirboe, declared new bomber production fhcllltlee would h iv e 4 to be built 'and th a t every w ar. ' plane factory would h are to ’1 adopt the ISA-hour work week. In a war which apparently la • .10 become incrraaingly n battlo of bon d '’n . , Knudsen said the -►-new aircraft facilities wnuTd Re placed "Inside th# mountains"— deep In the Interior beyond the AAula pjanrm- y > : , s s v s E The 1941-42 crop of early and mkJ-Maoon orange* was estimate*) Wednesday a t 40,441.000 beats. The Agriculture Department Jt a i d this corn pa fa] with SM 78.00oO bases of the varieties produced in [1946-41 season. The Florida early and midseason crop was placed a t 18,100,000 bases. It w as 16,900,000 boss* last season. Production of Florida tan- O , gerlnes was estimated a t 1300,000 looses against last season's of 2,700.000. TeUl grapefruit production for the 1841-42 season was estim ated a t 41,450.000 boxes competed with m 0333,000 boxes last season. S already been eff e c t s d ^ a lt W h “ Mr. C raauM r certainly made tbe specific statement to the b a te made.*As rhairmtn, ho ‘ said the SUte Board of Education "t* athe Investawut, t m as tffis i" k In stead ," the hoard will hold 19438,008 per value o f original bonds until the rail d a ta f t r r S . dcmptlon Jan. 1 "fn this w ay," Hollahd said. ;» nr spueeeUllon o f any prem iuas. derived by tho coontiee 2,303 Enemy Aliens Are Seized By F. B. I - Increase Expected On Florida Orange Crop iff Company, A number of Japanaee, je st landed from Terminal Island, where there | Bureau of Investigation. The Ni Is a large Nipponese settlement, are pictured In Uta Sen Dlrgo, Cal., mors was In line with Presldenl fsror terminal, detained for questioning by agents of tbe Federal I to placa under arrest all aliens 4 WASHINGTON. Dae, 11 -O P ) —Attorney General Blddln Mini todey th a t 2303 Germans,, Ital’ Ians and Jepancso h4vo been seised ty the F.B L. snd are be­ ing held temporarily by Intmlyration officials. Tbe "Enemy WASHINGTON, Dec. II - ( 4 1 Allens’ seised Include 845 German*. 147 Italians and 1,201 — A «elrctlvo service official •aid Wednesday night th a t local .Japanese. All Men Rated 1-A May Be Inducted T h t P e m accrue to tbe advantage of tho county a t Interest.” jSr Living roots • » now advancing more rapidly than In the corro• nondinf period of the World W ar •round J t ♦tiffiRa m? I v a M n fy y fjy d ra ft boltrds had been notified th a t they may Induct oil I.A men on their lists, if thry desire to do so, w ithout regurd tr. their q u o ta s Those Instruction* were Issued in anticipation th a t more men will be needed fo r ' the armrd services soon. No mnndni l)er fo r the Induction of men, however, has bsea so fa r. m / TO DO BUSINESS, ADVERTISE M anufacturers in the United S tates are producing m ilitary shoes for Russia. ' •• TAMOBRjMM, m o A millionth of ayvplt I* within the nutgu o f . ttddern electrical m easurem ent " ROUM ILLAT & AN DERSO N TELEPHONE 36 H A n K A Y E . A T F IR S T S T . ((Dalc/rFun f/!(/ciu t/ * J)riu j iVlouc A < rrA R s p e c ia l * r e- •06 IM AVE CMAMt (limit IP t g s r t f /t s w L 'A D O N N A 3 -P I E C E S E T Face Feeder, Upstkk, te n ,tit. . 112 LRTLE KUPFU BOAT TUXT Commander In Chief a f tho British Fa t Eastern Fleet has boon aBdally tnnounced In London. Bo takoo tho rank of admiral la command of tho ship# and naval esUblishmaato on tho China station and replaces U r Geoffrey Lay tan. • JUKO JC r OUKED FULL TOY. Few little chip* to Made ol culoriulh saUI Soil* and Keels deooiated wood attochod. t . M u s i c c U jft BABY BET fi tM A M P O O -L O Q -ItaoMM tr a c t a M V egeta Ms **• ■•••• IS to ISiSl A. H. II l\ U**> II, 1*41 JUtPonT HO. II Motateeh, PLeu, ssk u w is Ueaaty (L ie. tADOO. bu. b p ra «t I t - t t*. 48, M ap. be. -hrp. Tender. ^ ore. in fey. Il.e o le 11.44 UU. lb. Ito to lie . CARDS OltKetf/ve Dttigmi IS.M, q t» - DeL ii.u., 16, Tea. fair to fey. Ce* tea. iie.ee to ltt.e e IDA d°« baa. l i t to Tie r, arts, l i l t to ll.fe it * l i c e in m i it I4.ee shslled white arts hags Economy STEAKS -lb. 15c[ GROUND BEEF -lb . ! » T E N D E R Q U A L IT Y B A B Y B E E F T E N D E R Q U A L IT Y U A B Y B E E F SLAB BACOI .11k . Ifc VEAL ROAST . . . . - J Ib-'McPt*n 8TD.0YSTEIIS‘— qt. 45 c LARD _________2 It m F non ru m If f c r f J w S h o a M e r i l T U IV g g g 2 ± r 2 r .S t- pound « V PORI V‘ • W S t r e a k O’ L e n t S tn a k ■Itll! IUI. erta. | « t » b irr. Bo. hpre, fa ir ,o good O ' F it Fresh Vege m u l l , ateaoy. M i n U. k OIFTFOR ATTNY Bum - “ 9*41 trash, scab? k rare# ii.se •* I l i a h M t M g T*e. a«s L U box h a g t t ? . .... Kverylhlag ffn V U tf I I lbs. 21e b r a z il s Am jL iala a ." i * s p r in g t im e g o l d e n y e l l o w MONTE SALE I FRUIT COCKTAIL out l i e p w S a f p l e f k t caa if c �I I V " " ■ ■ v r — ------------------F - - -• ’ >■'-:Xy-v • Sanford In The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT, NBWSPAtfj reqm FLORIDA, WPDAY/DECEMBER It, 1941 Instructions j | Rupert Cavincss Nazi* Replace Florida Boy Dies ArayCkief On! While Sinking M oscow Front Enemy Warship Russians Pursue Foe Council T old In Southwest Area As Germans A ban* don S e 111 e m o n ts Will Do Their Part • In Fight With Axis Peace Talks Are , Wanted By Hitler (By Associated Press) , Ik* wlater b o u t ( o ilo t f r w l, K «ui* M a r r . | « M (oaUra" «HI V" r^*H»r* *r m a OWU *o*t or, af Mm - Ttn r *•*•»'« i»g re*«o Russian peace with Ger■ “ F would be made only or Joint agreement with Bri­ tain and the United SUtes. fo tle t officials declared last 8om*wh*ra in th« Philippines a hug« eosot artillory battery is loaded with a 10-Inch th«U' by native soldier*. All coast do(oasM on tho island are on the a le rt as Japans** bombers and In­ vasion crows attsm p t to im a ih 'a path (or tho Invasion troops on Trial Blackout Governors Will May Occur Soon Aid In-Defense •In SaqfordArea Chief Boy- Williams d v i « o rV'Bfiard' ’’vCo rf<! <*rn Ing U tv ln o ffa assertion, a , few h e a ts a fte r the United States W o t to w ar a g ain st Germany Ita ly , fallowed close upon a atotom aat by Secretary of S tate H a ll, s t r e s s in g confidence ti n t tho Srvteg* “w01 do their full •hare’ In tha all-o at struggle Draft Office States Change In Procedure Df 4 * ( « fl« lr d rr«w The drath of Capt. .Solin I’ hellr. Jr . Jfi. „l Madison. 1la., oho was rredlled with plantingthre rhombs on lha Japane-e hallleahlp llaruna. was announced In .Manila. ||# **' praised liy (he Ear East­ ern commend. KUIBYSHEV, iv r i •—i,ri _ Field Marshall Llsl h».« rr|<Urnl General Von Bock h * ciMiiinsndrr In-chlef of the Genimtt armie« on M ISIIIN M O N . |lee. 12. _ the Moscow front »hrr.- the (ler <Al’)— Sprskrr Karburn an­ mens hava bean trying lor more nounced today legislation than two months to a ,to m e would hr introduced lasasedlagainst tha Soviet capital, it was alely railing fur the registra­ im m andtr R upert Cavlnrss, announced yeitcrday. tion of all men from IN to (J. rtm ent of Florida of the Although It was nut Known rrican Legion, will b« the j Whether Von Moca «•< kilusl or lie said after a ronferenea Nincr Ihr United Htute* h in n >rad guest a t u dinner meet- recalled, tha enanga was regarded with IVar .Secretary Slimson of war. there will lie no and Selecllse Serslce ClilafMonilay night of the Camp aa a result of thr unsuccessful extension of deferrmenU for men I'Lotalng Host. laln. General L e w i s llershey, German offenaive, and ronlinutng have bern cla««ified by thsl Ihe hill wmild make Russian caunter-drivrs .aid to lie w " men from 19 lo l.l "renponpressing U te"N ails ste.d'uy w e.T -|thr lor*' w *,c ,lv e -ervie* hoard slhlr for serslce.’’ ward. i in the category of I A, *JA or Military diapatrhe* «aid Itrtl 2H, according to instruction* re* ( lip \ aq«*r it* t r .( | ’ r * « g ) army tank u n lti cleared the (irr reived by E. B Carter, in charge Jai>niu*xe warehiiiN were mans from- the Tula-Serpukhov- of the office on Second Street. offieinllv riMHirtinl ttnlnv to Moscow highway by smashing enough to assur* active 24 b o ar ' In eddltlon to ^w ritten Infer hnvo fl**«i nftt’r iiirt*l|ti(f ships Col.-Gen. Helni Gudenan's fourth d u ty If necessary. The a ir w ar- i th<Naai lank division. Tula is llu mation from hradnuarlrrs. dsns are In a arparate division ' Asiatic fleet d ra ft office hail an official visit of th r l ’. S miles south of Moscow from a ir w arning posts, which Pacific. IhU week from Major llyrd somewhere in the The Germans were reported hr. hava already been sat up. Ing pursued southwi-stward, ami Sparkman on the day following The heiuliiuarters of Admiral Mr. ln«lay m ads It d e a r th a t j President Roosevelt's declaration abandoning aattlem rnl after settle­ Thomas (J. Hart, commander the committee chairmen of the of w ar against Japan and the ment to th* Russians. of the (J. S. Atlantic fleet, two men discussed Informally Thirty more viilajt-j near Yelets the encounter in the Orel aeclor 200 inllrs »outh classifications of prospective se announced \ ended without result when of Moscow also were reUken, tho lectees. Class IB Includes men who are the Japs flrd and darknesj in­ Ruaalana laid. jta ltS P re ss I Newspaper* Jubilianlly pro- good for "limited service only," tervened. rltlsh reported Ihe dato analysis made claimed Ruaalan lucrrsaee ami said according Admiral H art acknowledged a of tha German .161 it Boe|*( army muat not only through physical examination*. reglm .nt_ today and aald ||b (raU t(Uet y,iUgas. but Clataea 2A and 2U are com Japanese bombers inflicted "vary poaad of man Who are taking great damage" In Wednesday’s advanced 60 mile* beyoad muat axtennlnato the Invader* highly ipaclallxad course* auch us air raid on th r Cavite Naval baso bruk In a two day sandstorm madlclna or soms branch af en- off Manila. "There was consid­ M|f>ln«w t of Cagiaeertng and man who hold "kty erable loss of life," the announce­ penetrallon of per­ ment aald. poetttons In Industry.” Japanese bombers Intensified This morning Instructions were haps 120 miles beyond tha Llbclaj qualifications shoeld volun- yan-Egyptlan frontier waa claimed sent to tha board to "dlaregnrd their assault upon Luxon island f**r to tha committee. chairman earllar. British warahlpe wam men who have had full lime In In the Philippine* and » U. 8. of the group that ha or aho la reported shelling Derna heavily. 111 enemy some branch of service and r e ­ eommunlqur -a il beat qualified to serve." classify this group." Men with bombers were counted in this The committees and division CAIRO. Dec. 12 —(A0— S tea­ dependent* will not he exedipt morning’s attack alone niul I t chairm an of tha Seminole County dy. day-long pressure by main Edgar Earl W hllten. Jr.,^ in­ from re-classification since lllu e were reported shot down. Defense Council follow: A fresh wrave of Japaniso BritlMi and African mobllt col­ fant son of Mr. and Mra. t . E. who have been In Ihe Marine-, DWUlon of Civil Protection, umn*. I* pushing tha retreating Whitten, died In Orlando T hurs­ the Navy or tha ReguluiW \/ n \y troops were reported landing at Boy O. Williams | Industry and A sia, desert force* p ro g re ssiv e ly day _# ________ ... afternoon following a short "will be experienced a n d u fic rr l.egaspi, 2.10 miles south of Material Resources, o. P. Horn northwest to tha form er Tobruk- illness. The little boy was bora fore nrees*ary'“to^_th»-'«*rvlee," .Manila, and the Japuncso a n ­ nounced, "We an- now nbln to Transportation and Common El Adam battlefield In the d re Apr. 14.' 1941 In Orlando and hi* the draft office pointed out. naieafc desert, tha Brltlah an- parent* reside a t 1206 Elm Ave­ Tba^efflce personnel has been begin a plncer attack against the Fuel, II. H. Coleman: Labor ant nc.unqad Thursday. enemy front north and .aiutli Lu­ nue. "swamped with questions." Mr*. £hn Glllon: Water .Sons enemy unite which took Besides hi* parent*, tho boy la C arter, who la employrd with xon." A II. S. Army communique Supply and Ftr* Protection: Fred refugS behind defenses w est of survived by: his grandparents, her husband, stated. Mr. and WUIlnma; Food and Agriculture, El Adem and south af Tobruk Mr. and Mr*. 11. E. W hitten of Mr*. C arter went to Orlando admitted the in-aders nl*J had K Johnson; Health and were Attacked; British arm ored Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. B. 1). Wednesday to tha naval rerrtiit improved, their position xt tho llouaing, chaa, L. Park, MD • unite also drova o ff a num ber McIntosh of Allamonto Springs; Ing station to cheek on it* in­ r„,rtb end "f the island, hut aald Infonnatjon, Education and Mor- of Gvrman tanks whleh tried to great grandparents, Mr. and Mr*. struction*. (Jualiflcatlnn* for thi- llu- “situation remains unchangad Finance and I-reak up operations west of El Tl II. Miller of Center Hill and Navy, a* fur the Helecllve S<-r materially ” American flier- were reported A den by Indian and English another grandfather, It. II. W hit­ vice, will be lowered, but I nth Xl A .V 8P**r* Participation, Mrs. A. W. Women'* Kno*. ten of Sanford. f o r ta t offices are waiting for further lo have sunk three Japanese warships and crippled tho 29.Than# appeared to ba Axis Funeral services will ba con­ Instructions and Information ** ducted et Erickson Funeral Home to tho extent, Mr. C arter said. 110 ton Kongo type battleship in rtsr-g u ard actions. attack* Unis f»r off Luxon. (la London, a British military a t 10:10 o'clock S aturday morn­ American ships also were credit­ »ourtW said ha believed the ing, with the Rev. W. P. Buhred with sinking a light er“ l*4r main H ovam ant of Brltlah forces man officiating. Interm ent wilt and destroyer off Weke Island. northwest from El Adem might be In Evergreen Cemetery., The 11,000 Inn battleship, 1U" be the sta rt of a big naw b at­ run*, htti lifvn officially d f d i r w tle o£ encirclement. .. , T h a Yugoslav command aald WASHINGTON. Dec. 12—(A 1 - sunk. last a lr h t from Cairo th at a YuKecrctary of Navy Knox arrived '••Jap an intensified ll* attack on a t Honolulu Thursday afternoon. l.uxnn with . W ashington rep o rt­ of U»# D epartm ent ’o f *FW idra e r *n,1*r *n "F a l • °>000 attack* from several ilirecth* A m a ia a t e e h e j“f :u n d * r Gan. D raja Mlhallovlc. Thia waa announced early last ing lissiissr* «* r*a» esst) tha honored g u a a t a t' «Wi i „ f.b* i "rontBraa* to hold Its positions” night by the Navy Department Charter* of Drunkenesa which gave no othar detail*. It had against l.loy.d F . Boyle, stats bean known only th a t Knox was attorney, which will ba heard absent from Washington. o>X «lt7"£oral r n / m . / t - j !"" ' T k aia Barb ton troop* who took Monday morning In Governor While all official Information Holland's office In Tallahassee, waa lacking, tha purpose of the G p rb ir were reported fighting ware brought by R apreeantatiw seven Axis dhrlalona In the MoSecretary’s trip apparently waa to E. E. brauy, r.ecoraing to a | rev s river v ilify ' near the towns a personal investigation <>f telegram received today from make i of K n g u jaac and Knjaxavae. Die Govemor’a secretory, Ralph tha smashing Japans** surprise Davis. The telegram raada aa raid on lha naval baa* and other Maurice Jacob* and a hunting follows: "Charges ag ain st Boyle dafinse installations a t Honolulu iarty of five men were In Wll8unUay.__________________ brought..by Rapraaaniatlve E. Ingham BWamp. north of ChuluE. Brady. Regards, Ralph T hera are about 4.S00 native ote, yesterday In search of deor and after their dogs scented thn reindeer owner* In Alaska. trail of a bear, the group traajted th* enlmal from noon until MrJacob* ahot him yeaterday about. Some Classes Cannot S e c u r e extension Of D e f e r m e n t s F o i l Understanding Said Reached By S. And Soviets ^ NIIMUHK 89 E FROM U. S. FLEET Facing The Jap Invader J2***?. h 5 * ■ u" CSw* Member Associated Press TAMPA, Dm . IS —<AVGovernor Spasanrd L. Holland stated yesterday th a t five former governors of Florida will ba asked to aefva w ith the S tate cabinet to form an advisory com. mlttao concerning S tile defense. Mr. IIaliand made th e announce, m eat In an addreaa before the Florida League of Muncipalitles a t Its convention here. The 8 ta te Chief Executive, •peaking to a cheering throng gathered In :th e Palm Room of the Tam pa Tarrift* hotel, said fee would ask form er Governors Cary A. Hardee, John W. Mar­ tin, Doylo E. Carlton, D aw 8holU and Fred P. Cone to be. come a p a rt o f tho advisory tro o p along w ith those who compose hi* cab in e t “I ■“ '■ w e th a t iw ry o n e of thorn will respond to this InvL ■*» oa a body which will be aakad to d tract tha Moraa e f o ur defense activities •“ this S tate,” the Governor said. The Governor made tha a n . pouncement during the course of an addreaa In which ha ex. praaaed faith and confidence la ‘he eventual outcome o f A m er. M v r i and o f Florida's contribution to th a t a f f a r t Ha **»an l.oooooo Floridians had wlun. taarad their services in the ds. feoaa program for the Bute. Union Bays Members Are Jap Prisoners A lthough' d a m lt* ictlon* have not boon reed uite likely 't h a t fi rmlnole C ounty wl blackout practice In I tu rs, Chairman Rev tha Chril Protection d a re d this morning. Mr. Williams has received s J*rgs, 60 paga bask]lot from State headquartera containling all detail* on n blackout and baa received other information pertaining ; to the subject. Mr. W"ll___ ilia ms tth U d , ” 1 be UeVe we mill b a n blackout hdra soon. I wank to commend an editorial In jraql • H a y 's Her a id concerning bias M at InatrucDone and would ID » to have it printed on th a Iron I advise all cltiu n p Instructions and •at a. |hatn in case such ah *6MJ l td t j r arise • here. I t wQl b a B j # atarybody to study th l ia insu MUqns thor- S a TTwy e ra u fadowat Keep cool. • S tay a t homo, fat o ff the s tm t. . Put J u t lights, f l a y away from*window*. pon’t serm m . Keep q u ie t and don’t run fo r (halter—walk. s a c jiM fts Cooperate w lU your a ir raid warden a t all times. * And fo r the protection of pour hornet. Make advance preparation to d ark tn . every wtog a y , skylight, glass dear, and ax (trie r opening wherever Ugbta a re .h e a d after Members o f its balldlng tra d e s* un- *?•» «Mre token -prisoners by Japan when Midway and . Guam u"* T1M.r K |v y said t Navigation J - In Eight i itish Report destruction Of irman Regiment y They Advanced I Beyond Tobruk In 2-Day S a n d s t o r m Young Son Of Mr. And Mrs. f t ft Whitten Dies State Commander Will Be Honored At Legion Dinner Secretary Of Navy Knox Is In Hawaii ( Drunkenesa Charge Brought By Brady Bear Killed In Wooded Swamp Near Chuluota Winter Visitors Take River Trip To Lemon Bluff WASHIHGT O K S»taj F $800 Of Red Croft Roll Call Proceeds Will Be Kept In County Following a report th a t |I J U . 11 waa secured from this year's annual n*l call, Mr*. F. E. Room(list, chairman of th a Shmlnola County Chapter o f American Bad Cross, told members who ware present a t tha m eeting yesterday morning Umt 96M o r tha total artU ba kept In th a eauaty and tfca remaining portion will ba sent to Waahngton. Arrive By. I M # will Instruct a class In Homo lly■tone and Care ef the 8kk, also n class In Surgical Dressing. A number of chairm an ware a p ­ pointed. A volunteer und special services committee will bo headed by Mr*. W alter L> Morgan and lire . J. D. Woodruff will organise % drill corps, while tha motor craps will be organised by Mrs. 1:30 P. M- Tha hunters started o u t oa their trip early yesterday morn* ing and took along four dogs. On* of tha hunter* toughed and remarked, "Th* beat dog w* had with u* took ons amell of thoaa bear track* and lit out fo r camp! Ha didn’t avm to* tha bear.” Tha bear was of tha black "gristly” variety and weighed 400 pound*. Baaldea Mr, Jacob*,' there ware five hunter* on tha trip: J . M. Jacrbs, Georgs J s cota. Noton Fore, Morgan Mc­ Clelland and Noah Jacob*. Camp Invests Its Savings In Bond* M Savings of tho Col. Theodora >v Roosevelt Camp No. IS, U. I f . V. will ba Invested In six n a­ tional defense bonds. It .waa da* aided a t th eir regular m e e tin g ' Irnt nlgbt, according te F red T , WlUlama. F V l? & & & < ; A ?■>;£•;, • ; f r. ■■$>. ^ • • ’■&% . T-U, - „ •* Al •' / yvy\ •j l »r.h y V; ... ‘^ ' \ ■ �I i ^ A • rLoimu Die Sanford Herald iJ iB g a “OUR T b liM k H J a IM Although the element of aorjirla* u d the advantage of preparation , which in the beginning have been on the aide of. the Axis may cauae conaldenble loeaei early in this war, In the long run victory ahould come to the AUiea because of their vastly greater WgWW By th tnSHpower and natural resources. i . U—T' ‘ . A r e c e n t re le a a e f r o m t h e U n ite d S t a t e s C e n su s BUfeMO re v e a l* t h a t f r a c o m b in e d ,M > t|U U o fu i 0 f t h e p rin c ip a l n a ­ tio n s o p p o s in g lU U e rla m . b u t n o t in c lu d in g Bwutb A m e ri­ ca, a r e o v e r ' 1 ,3 1 7 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ; w h ile t h e A x is p h w tra , f o i l * n g a r y a n d th e p rin c ip a l B a lk a n nAtMMe h a v e only ,000 p e o p le . T h e t o t a l a i t * o f t h e iw tto tii Involved I* AO,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 s q u a r e m ile s f o r th e d e m o c ra c ie s and 1,44&> 0 0 0 f o r th e A x is . W ith r e s p e c t to n a tu r a l r e s o u r c e s W6 f in d l h a t th e U n ite d S t a t e s p ro d u c e s 14 p e r c e n t o f t h e w o t Id’* w h e a t; B r ita in , 13 p e r c e n t a n d R u s s ia , 2 7 percsnti w h ile G e rm a n y p ro d u c e s 3 p e r c e n t ; Ita ly 6 p e r c e n t a n d R o u m a n ia 2 per­ c e n t. A lto g e th e r th e A x is powers and ail the n a tio n s th e y « Wfe Have Hl« Favorite NitionalYy Advertised T W S m l 4 U a w a W > ml T W f n w nbM la a ln lf fM lIM ta Iba aa# far — aaklUsilaw o4 all M m 4l*»a«ekra m S M ta M a# M l H t M a l v a i t i a i . ta thla M M r a a# ale# IM MAI M m eakll.k*# k#r*la. All Hakla ta pakllmillaa a t a#a*lal Stiaaliata karvta at# a'aa im f iM . DECEMBER ^ Oolttay; • Superbt 12. 1941 BUT WF. SPEAK I>OUI>IR BY DEEDS THAN I1Y WORDS: l i t th at hath my word let h in ipaak my word faithfully. Je r­ emiah 23 .M. t | # a n 4 5 Sc Hi feWr Botts (From Tataria) A aly aurpriaa of green Ufa Behind a treat* framed With blaak (buttered structure*, Wbara th a t vital currant aerp* Willfully Bcarins along an ancient train af apanslri, A bkttia of wine uniter It* cloak Aiyi the mu»lc of love in It* duaty dto Of a heart. ytHind Us,” E . 3 . a d R u b b e r C om ­ ine, lis ts th e fol- Swept with darkne** and alone I will not forget the whl»pered madnesa o m & t Inure trS*a production of thla grain I 'J t the war of 1861-65 ended th a t be. eaoao of labor acarclty and th i growing drifted to Mississippi, then to Loulilana which now pro. duces 48 percent of thla .food yrown In th# U. S .i Toxaa, A r. [kanaaa And California ar*. the nest large*! grower* In the. Un­ der named. The average I M l. about I8 H buihela per acre and the average price over a footyear period haa been $1.14 per beat upon the moon And made of It a voodoo drum. MARGARET J . WALLACE A M against AaelaUnt 8UW AL torney L .F. Boyle. Mr. Boyta la now M in t peraecuted tweauao h* pranwrttad. * There I* more re* non now than ever fo r bolldihg a new Bambiolb County Ifoanltal. Tho •Oat of the project win polo In. I s hulgnlflcane* aa th e g*v*mm eat atop* up Ita (pending foe I a hospital )n Seminole CounI we will need It during tha s t few yea ra .^ German* ar« .“ g o n g 4u*rt*r»” on th o ,B u i wail* they p ra p a re . i ivllmcnt elrawher* In . • Pulip Beach »SMMttife* BIBT.B V E R S E F O R T O D A Y Someone haa raid th a t thla w ar II bn wen by th a t nation whieh ta tho last leaf of M ead. If a t la tho raae, th e n is no (ea­ rn a t aU why tha United Btalee mild not win It fo r sursdi If • t o la any country prepared, u» *d Itself and Ita alllra It la tho Sited B ute*. The farmer*, a f da country have a n , Im portant ib to do and they will do it ., Comment for a 1041 almanac. You atom probably do not M th*» green-covered H Bitters almanac—or Uta backed A yers an*—th a t k e p t hanging a t the eh cupboard. Probably day u r a m r r It would actm fly-ap. ka. frescoing of fly-abet I wrecked In a hurricane on Sept. 1.24, 1698. The find w as mad# Iky negro fisherman who revealed — |U to the author, Charles U . | Brookfield, who co n fid 'd i* > V 7 | neighbor and w ith tha aialsUaeo | of ‘Copunqdoro Hugh M. Math*. I (on'a equipment, naked th# *h*UChu Intrusted guns from the per. iwUn hapa 88 feet o f watav. The shack iTi . [of the Impact w hin tha *hlp (tag I struck had piled tha gun* Into kfc« * maaa on th a ahore^lde of tho Men’s Beacon Robes Warmth, Eaay , F it, Tailoring— automobile accident* occurred In iMUhtL.Ckur o f . th * » . causing deaths, 8.1 resulted In badly In­ jured and 891 were confined to property damage. Wrong turn* caused 77 of tnem, speeding, 80 and running atop light*. 46. Driving on the wrong aide. Im­ proper hand signal*, too cloio. up driving, running Into park*d ears- opening of car d o p n on the traffic tale, improper atari from Curb were tome of the other cause*. D riven between 38 and 88 were reapontlble for the largeel tfUmkir of fatalille* and bodily damage. Good G IV E H IM A .1 A M G IK T I / n tx e r tr t • AT THE * Arcade Package Store £ ,r c TOtTLL FIN D a vota of approval oa IN is*1 t* * * "Y J Rome, wiseacre once t i U that Borneone, whoso tuuba la hot waaaary |o b#.;jns«lrioned, re- ALL TUB L1NBS Fine Liquors Arcade i to omit tho who got Jntw r. Tha request Deaplto tho woUJ te S E tfV T i toon farm, roooati a t ir in * ta t a tho u ^ B IS T OF •H h a * r t b A m a s ^ t m * ti* b^utu* �I PW.WWM!,"~” .s’- r - r^‘ •s-f n p r ' ‘s ’ 1 page T in s 9 A N F 0 R D m S R A J i p .^ A N T O r a ^ FLO R ID A TnRBE - tomorrow evening from ’T 00 of the largest A r g e n t in.i o'clock until .'tit oVI.n-k K! »ch mm and stet | [child ia a*knl to bring a gift *m i import maiKct* B O O K S A N D A U T H O R S A n n u a l H o lid a y B a ll liable for someone ar the Huptiit | puNliut* By MRS. IRVING FE1NBERG I —'Children's Home m Xrcadui. Sanford Ju n io r C ham ber LOURINK BEAL. Society Editor , ---------------------Telephone 14H o f Th** C o m m e r c e e n t e r t a i n e d with ^Windswept,** by Mary Ellen complete works The edition is t h e i r e ig h th annual C h r istm an (£•***. is a novel -et *n th: coast limited to one thousand sets amt Rail a t th e M a y fa i r H o t e l laft liun*««h evening, fea tu rin g E d d ie Kin* A Mamt-. ra ' m .M ' i i t h.*s« know* will he known a*’ the a m i his o r r h e ^ t r a fro m O r l a n d o •4 well and which is the hack- Edition, after the Sussex village novel*, in which the author lived for many w h o fu rn t« h r d m u e j l | f o r danc* ground for her ± ear.irr m . r> Peter*** mil **Sila» Crock- year*. Autographed sheets (or the i n g W ual Chriatmaa party > ' FRIDAT T h e b allroom o f the h o te l wa* ett.* Hut the scene of her new edition were ftgned hy Kipling a of Che T. E. L. Class of the special meeting of the F irst B aptist Church was held In ^ Mrs. Mary litone Is ill in tho d e c o r a t e d with g r r e n anti white •tOT) i* Ka*trrn Maine, that lc«* short time before his death anti fo r Britain Club haa the annex last evening In the Femalc'-Laughton Memorial Hos­ s t r e a m e r s which wer e «u «pended kooen region of the open, tra*k- the text ia hi* final revision The ftrn harren land facing the publisher's profit* from the entire f ro m th e ch an d elier* anti s t r u n g led fo r 7:10 P. M. a t form of a covered dish .supper. pital «ale have already U rn pledgrd to | a c r o s s the w id th of t h e Zoom. open _— ■ Of tha chairman, lira . A ft*** •» short business session, Wm.Nwcpt i* the name of a the B ritiih War Relief Society Friends of Mr:. Allan Moseley S m a l l lig h ted Christm as trees D.. Marti a, 1361 MtHonvlIlo presided o f l t by Mrs. D. S. E. will be sorry to leim of her ill w h ic h w ere placed at v a n t a g e hou*. on • high promontory f One of the editor* working treat**.. a t which time a -“ Buru S tarr,' supper was served from a for Blue Jack rta” organixa- long table decorated with B ra­ ness st her ' omr on East Tenth p o in ts r h o u t th e room , c o m p l e t e d latui mi.es from villages or town*. “The Viking Book of Port street. IU na me «ugge*ta dike the natuie found the follow ing | hh*iu t h e dec« ration*. will be formed for the toy* silian pepper, polnsettiaa and the N ary. Tho*c «ren d a n c in g w e r e Mr. of. it * background ami the char the 1,300 included fern. A lighted Christmas tree Miss Dorothy Mitihrll of TsA Foreign Ruler SATURDAY a n d Mrs |> | (. ||*r|> er. Mr. and actor of it* atmoftphrre It i* the the decorations. vi r t i is t *i» Acckm*! •f the Mar*ton family, built lie **y«, “ My reign u peace." *o Cecelian Music Club will have completed Gifts .were exchanged between with her parvnU, Mr. an«l Mr*. M rs A I- H u r g e ss . Mr. and|h< rrfu la r meeting in the Fannie the members present Including: • lay* circum*tance* by M rs !.ee S a m u e ls, Mr. and uad< r tran c J. C. Mitchc.i. Athou*and in the dend of night Wunion Studio on Myrtle AreMr* Km nk I. Miller. Mr and Jchn Mar*ton. Ilvrtl in and lovrtl Mrs. A. K. Rosseter. Mrs. Rhodm a t 3:16 P. M. he mi\*. Mv« P a v n l S m ith , Mr a n d Mrs by hi, children and bv their clul "Are you all happy now Ewing. Mrs. W. I- Stoudenmlre. Mri. .Myru Mun-.n A lt« h i* K It S m ith Mr r n d Mrs R W dren \nd yet it* long influent*** And tho*e he leave* behind Cl y MONDAT Mrs. II. Cumminr. Mrs. Lillian arrived frmn Havant tn The Prayer Ban,| of the P res, Vickery. Mrs. F. F.. Gatcbel, Mrs. \ i M e C a n l e v . Mr nn<l \Ir» H e r m a n •Sirnd* beyond Ihr Mar*ton f*n»- "quite ** terlan Church’ will meet Tn the A. C. w illiam s. Mrs. C. F,. Ben- some time with h«-r »i«W*rv KehoU Mr ami Mr* W I Toll. ily lo e.Tther*. to the |l>*hamiUM* He rwear* he will Im ' p n.. coiitell Kaoniv Rrbu Munson. Mr itml Mr*. W (. H o m i n g . Jgn andI \ n t o n . to Amlrieime and non. urth at 3:00 P. M. to be fol. trn . M o. W. P. Rrooks, Jr., Mr*. * red by the Iniplrational mcet- R. N. Nipper. Mra. C. W. For. Mr. and Mrs ,\ K ShmhoUer. Jalif into wh«»v life it enter* and And »et* all nation* bMr*. M * a t 3:30 P. M. lie *hout» aloud. "N'» who-, tho ught* it fonn* McN.b, Mrs. renprved from t & T r o a u L h ‘ ' ' ' , " ' 1 K~ M' Mr. Mr "*• he program meeting of the restsr. Mrs. Lucy and nnHwepC* .Ibu* brcom-'* mme tion." | snil Mrs. C. D. ton Mrmnrinl lln .p iijl (<■ I.-r Mr*. Guv D \V.... I Jr W. W. P lx ltr M. U. of the Firat Baptist Mr*. A It Kuril Mr ml Mr* a s Am er ican novel than one on y Invade*, and drown* tin in all m home on Puim rt'o Avenue. reh will be held in the Forrester. M Is MrVjttr and Mr ind Mr* »f Maine or r v e n New Kngla id. tear* Mr*, f . E. H arper, Hr*. eh a t 3:30 P. M. The topic 8. Also. MiK.win for »n it Mi** Cha*e ha* p'»rtrave»l |t w a * w r itte n about m u hu nd red A. Edenflelil. Mr*. F. P Rlne*. Mr*. I.. E. Ham,mu, who to. the month la "An U rgent Mr* E. W. Stilr*. Mr*. F.. M. ccntly A U«. Mr a n d Mi-* R a y m o n d the |"«*t anti the pre*ent t*f Am- » ye ir* a g o by Wall* i Savagt I m lim in '.n il » „p,.,H. apel, Song of the Angeli, The Csrroll, Mr*. J. A Cunningham, f.iindi'U i't. Mr an | Mi* () I* icig the gift* and grace* of h*-i do tion in the Krrntil |.|.uui;hton "I'a Hope.” Circle One will J o h n n#wi"loer* a* well a« th • r iiuM 1. A. W hltskrr, Mr*. R rtte Memorial llo sp iti1, I* utMMtfd H e r n d o n . Mr a n d Mi* Kmtie, »ini*ier. alluim g. with In charge of the program di­ Mr*. ' i Cole. Mr a n d Mr* J C. H n n t d ) , Mr*. Msry 11*11. Mrs. as convalescing nicely but i* *** of her older *ti*e' the overblown beaut\ of a f iduig eted by Mr*. J. Hoy Britt. This SRett*. Hr a n d .Mr. (I |. |U r k * . Mr •Windswept’* l* a way of life m* emhantrv** —thia w.»- New Hits rr.' Mr*. S. A. II Wilkinson. le regular Chriatmaa program Mrs. a n d Mr* A l> Mar«h, Mr. ami well w* an rbing -tor) of tra lean* during the Civil Mai when Ilrn ristts l-eonaril. Mrs. W. all m em ber! are urged' to E. Ksilcr, Mi»* Msrle Stewart M rs. J. M. IligginH JJr* Ilcrbcrt , A .*-»s'*»i*r, nl*’ Mr. ” r- anil »n,> gedy and mnflict. piun md plow- the pre*ence of an etiemv aim \ nl the “ Inspiring service.” __ r* r* Mr*. *ttrr. *acrifirr ami fulfnlin.nl. within it* gal** *«h\*d t » . •>* off t ; Sunbeams, Jr. G. .A.'s, R. and Mist. Alii? T rafford. H o n o r e d A t S h o w e r i Mr' 11 K Mr *nd Mr*. A gapi't it* wide, *omber Iwok- tradition and lo*»*e pa*aioiu long . and Interm ediate G. A.’s John I) Ivrv. |lr ami Mr*, liar gfoninl «»f win*l an*l *r* an«l «ky. hrl.l in cheek The *trange |wi*nion ! H o lly meet a t the same time in M r 9 . J . J . Brut ilian pepper, po.n.etlia. and £ ^ ,ruW* } , r " n - / r e d tho.*r who know it, h«»th in the „f the *tnilt laced .\|i»*aichu«ett« church. I tiicIvav.M .« inti iniinglrd w i t h '” Mr • n'1 C"'ph pMt and in the pre went, find the „ ,mv the lu«h and roni'iitn* citv E n te r ta in s C irc le annual (.'.irlstmas party of ait'l Miw Paul u«»»ris to their <|ue*lion* • tewarf Mr grv en ery foimnl the floral and ,4 jj,,, theme of I .mii Itromfield'* 1 Dependable Class of the aiul \ Mr M m Jttlin J. Mmilivr* of the Margaret cv rat ion* ft.r the budge party col IVar*»ck. Mr anil Mre W A throowb it di*cuver that life in at and nio«t faMin.it in ; novil. ethodlst Church will be held at «hower wnah wn* given rqnf iM'*l world may pie*erve it* ••\Vil«| I* the Kivei home of Mra. B. Knight, 610 Jung Circle of the Fir*t Baptist surprise \Vntiu-*riu) afternoon *hy Mi* I.eav itt • nil Mr aml Mrs. Wtl o n i. r. nobility, «n.l rirlin ct Tll|)| | t,.,||(H. . 1 , , , , . „( Firat 8 treat, at 7:30 P. M. Church were rn trrta in rd at th j on limn Vihlen John L. I«cr and Mim Horolliy . .. n •teases with Mra. Knight will home of Mr*. J. J. Bollv on Porn* at the home of the Uttri Alao, Mi and Mi* Jai k (Irani, I V"thing rnmiiiniiplacc •»ul<l ||„ |f ot,| „M1| f.ult i. i hspf. ,1 here.- I'hilip M ar.l.m h|. , M „n Hnrknev S i,. , i ,. f..r >Mra. II. A’. Applety, Mra. J. M. W rit Firat S trest en Monday In honor of Mr*. J Mr and Mr* John I,. I.ee, Mr. Malcolm Dig |,f,h..me __ _____ _________ ird, Mra. W. J. ___ King and Mra. afternoon. Mri. J. M. Sllneclper gln*. thv former Carolyn and Mr* Norman Wedekind, Mr. I tkoucht. -'niithing m etlixie nr |h|. fjr., , lmr Steele. All member* o f!°P * n*d ‘he meeting by leading burn. irtw-jn | Vi hap* t h a t w a . why men (n ly i. m i a u l i i . iii ami .Mi*. J II Trulurk, Mr and class are invited to attend and the group In repeating tha watch it a* a .Iwellmg „,atche* hi. own l l . f m . l . f:.-. mil Mr*. Charle* Wni.i .v.i« de Mr* Jack Purdon. Mr. and Mr*. hsd .tiunneil srord, a fte r which *he offered • ng a gift fo r the tree. Henry Mclatulm. J r , Mr. and place, having hern .ma-le v«Cucly lj((n |n |h , beniilir.il viseii »>th d a r e d winner in tnr I ridge gam e', prayer. 5 TUB8DAY for which »hr received a prise t Mr*. C K Proefor. Mr and Mr*, unci'inf.irtab e liy it* nuhilitv an I Mh,„„ hl, i4 .piartere.l nml .. km.I A letter was read 17 the secre­ and •The Junior High School P. T. A. the acrrrno conte** v»a* w* n Jack Hall. Mr and Mr* William (llgn.lv a- well a* feaiful by It* >f ,WW||>. |,ln,h>i. with Hie eitv* Ill meet a t the school auditorium tary from th* Chineie missionary bv Mr* Herbert Mu*e». fumul„ Ma.laille Thinugh Mi*. Martin. Mr and Mr* Elmer M ay tolilmle Event, miibl net p»*« mt„ n „ lr 3:30 Pi M. The, guest speaker for whom th* circle was named. lilggint wa* pre*ente I oitn a r r » Mr anil Mr* II II Kaatrirr. hvre into the nnilir of fnruetf.il . |h|>m h|. „ Mrs. M. Camming, personal sar. Ul he Mias Irene Hinton who will bridgr ta lle i... a gilt from tlw Mr. and Mr* Ned Smith. Mr. nss* Whatever drama* were en of an nld a n d .................... city »»d vice chairm an, announced th at kill about the organization of a A. Nvlp (in pawicry hostvtur* and Mr* Andrew Car raw a v and aete.l heir upon this *la^e again- discover* t h a t he can n e v e r r etu rn tha work for th* month would at-ald course. n u iu ) After > b i» r I m u m . A iw fei cour*e fm th .r curry- Mr. and Mr* Malcolm lliggin*. .* | th. . *etting*. behind thi* or to the Boston to which ;l .T h e expression pupils.of Mrs. k* aid to the needy and to the Ing out the Chri*tma* color* v*»i»l Alan, Mr and Mr* John A. . f h v ’ ra •nf wind anl *uif. »hmild encounter with Mr Kim r*on i u Talium 5.' M A. M affett will be pre- Hospital. ! by r wht cull forth in lho*e 'vho week'* • exeitemeiil Meanwhile served Into in the efternoon by MrUvh. J r , Mr and Mi* Clyde R. After slu*r I minn in*l Mr*. C. A Anderson, Jr., rave the hoste-se*. ated In • recital a t the South 'ptaye.l Ihcir only r o n . t . i . c y Tom'* ,|Boston o i t o n fmn finii.ee. .ircompnii' Tali uni $1 ’t the Bible study, using a chart - ‘Thoiir invited were: Mr*. Iliu* Kani-ey. (‘apt and Mr*. John a n d hon our K*»r thi* w o an out , *l*y % __ _.i......t ... V"'| ied her advent in e*..inc *|iin*ter Smith. Mr and Mr* K. M. to illu ftrate the point* brought gin*, honoree, Mr*. W anl, Mr*. a n d w i v land, a loiitf un: C. Muir N*.ip (in pmtm I ' .-rVl Aunt Tom. i* milking her way Mr. and Mrs liny Mann, out In h e r talk. A discussion on K B. (tdhnm, J r . Mr*. J. M. Swalm, imix) \ftrr Shivr I »»|u»n, Mr anil Mr* W Ai. Adam* Mr. a n d forifotlen *p ur *»f a m grow w' ,b itteredildr peiil and excite the worker* in the State Baptist Stinecipher. ( oliiKnr, I ilium . tu k r « whi» h r U r w h r r r * r r m r d to a n Mr*. Joe J a r - a n d Mr* Jo e Mo**. Mr and Mr*. H"t l ment a r o u n d th work was led hv Mrs. B. R. rsll, Mr* Julian Ponder, Mr* J. I l r n r y , Ikitli n«m|» i t l r . J r . Mr and Mrs. new. r i m t i l d n f older l l r r r one arc up !•» could, d he would, catch s o m e t h i n g , " b “ » T o m a n d her „ ^ Beek. and Mra. John L. Le* was J. W»*t. J r . Mr*. J C. Ilik-gins, iimli'r the A Dynon. F. nml Mr*. LaMi. I) S lu ir Snip (m ps'ttrrv appointed as *tewnrdshlp chair, Mrs. Herbert Slone*, Me*. Jian of thut w lulom which life in m o at An,t A g m s . I m a r Hu*dam l. Mr and Mrv J. niuii) in«l Atirr Mu»r I •*man for the year. rircum-. j *|iell o f th e magnolia * r e iitr d p'.an under Adams, Mr*. Steve Shinholsrr, Jr., J. W es t, Mr an d Mra. C. B. plantion ^ f.’ OO tation* and the dink city A t the close of th* meeting and Mr*, til on ilitpn Watkins. leaves unfinished, i'« n un | gh*- intrigue mid witchW IMTII|I, Mr a n d Mr*. ! Ian lltal ■tarn the hoeteaa served refreshm ents And to* guest*, Mr*. John n r r . Mr. a n d Mr*. John Schlr- discovered. dt* toring, attempted murder ami *•- D ‘ to th* following; . •. Edw.irit Higgins, Mrs. J. U Cog. A. every one wh,. h** ever r.a.t ^ ^ ^ ^ n..i.|Uf|(| ........... Mrs. Boring, ■ guest from In . bum. Mis. 0. «ll. C " t’ rm , • Alt•»- aril. J r . Mr a n d Mr* Floyd 8. S o m e t h i n g m en really w an t, an d will app reciate lo ng, long Land, Mr. and Mr*. M. A D u­ ^ n , of her b,M,k* >i" o ' ' , / , u, lf. J | tocrary. laiui* Bromfield h a. *et a dt*nn.,’llr a . Anderson. M r i Lulu M. A. Csliowray. Mr*. W. II. after! S h u ltn n 's fam o u s t n i l r t r i n i r e rr*l f a i u n l r s ! ScirnU u . / it. best Inovrl full of suspense and esriteMiller, M rs- Beck- Mrs. A. M. Reitx, Mrs. J. O. Ijtney, S'ih pree nml Mr and Mra. Fred Pope. fhn-e * i[ lo tifica lly c o m p o u n d e d nf q u jliiy m g r r d ic n li, b r s c in g ly • n<l i " ' nly lha merit and human ,.a.,l»n. ~ Aim, Mr and Mr*. Janie* Lan­ J esse Jarrell, Mra. W. E Dodson, Windswept novcl but Northern army may h ive won the Mr. and Mra. Byron Baker, scented, h an d s o m ely p se k sg ed . T lic pottery c o n ts in c rs a n d Mrs. Henry Wight, 111, Mrs. ier. tIUe of Mi*a ( . h a . s a ^ )o wpr ^ 0 r |,a n . defeated (U Ralph Wight, Mra. Snrah M Mr. and Mr*. Joe Contains. Mr. al*o (he ' red -lin ed w o o d - v r n r e r e d c h e i n arc d eco rated w ith a u th e n tic name of her IcoiMiurring occupation n* a* surely *urely a* tie < > • »»■ Icoiuiuering and Mr*. Ilrnry Wight, III. Mr. «• Harrell, Eaitcrby, Mra. Paul Johiismi, r e p r o d u c ti o n ! o f t r a d i n g ship* ih.it tailed the t e a t in early Mrs. V. O -H a sty . Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Mrs. Ed-eufd Higgins, Mrs. lnv- »nd Mr*. Jim lligglns, Mr and M*ine. “The house In the »tory l*.|u frightened away the Colonel and itnclf the »niall company Mra. II V. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. however, an Imaginative one and A m e r ic a n dayt. O ld Spice M u i r Soap. A ilrr Shave Lotion, Camming and Mrs. Roy Britt. den and Mrs. II M. Pearce. might he any place on the barrjtl Mra. which remained. "W ild I* the 'Talcum, n * t h Soap a n d ( 'o l n g n r t a n be p u r i h a t c d t i n g l y o r Also, Miss Mr.rgarct Rriir. Kenneth Carr. Mr. and Minna coaat River" i* a *upcrb *tory—a color­ Miss Dorothy Powell, Miss Dm • Gen* Huber, Mr. and Mra. M. C. in h a a d t o m c gift t e t t u p in f ' HI. Ona of Noel Ciiwanra latest ful 'and escillng novel. Mr*. Glenn thy Mtrsball, Mist M arjorie Cog Cinder, Mr. and bum . Miss Doris Hall, Miss Fran- Rrrw n, Mr. anil Mrs. M. L. Cul •onga— which he sung from lam'Istllltli| /)r/».l»f«lf>f/ NOTICK l|er*chrl •is Mahoney, Mias Jan e Sharon, lum, and the Miaaea -— ....... don to an American radio audience Miss Mary Chapman and Mi** ),l!,m1by> 0 » m e r. K atherin- in October—ha* the same title as The Junior G. A.'». R- A.'a and Sarah W arran E aiterby. m "!, r' ' P°.r.‘r .:Su* I'hyllla Rittome'a new novel. The Williams, Dorothy Mitchall. Star title la "London Pride” and In Mr. Intermcdisitea of the F irst Baptist Churth will be entertained with S A N f-U H D , E l. n i t I D A jorie Cogburn, Carlin Palmer, ( owrard'a tong it refrrv to a lamDoris Hall, Zona Mathews, Clay don street flower. In pronouncing • Chrlatnwa nartv at the church da Korguson, Anna Belle RrOwu, Mi*» Bottoms'* name the second iw«««KaMaKMi««aMaK! Derieux Haves, Doris William i. syllable of the last name rhymes Dorothy M arshall, Katherine with home and takr* the accent. All members of tho Phi Alph.i Morrison, Dorothy Pope, Janet E rnest llrmingway wa* awarded Kappa sorority will again sell ,,,„ r h *Pm*n. Loona Vaughn. Mr*. lh<- gold mrd*l nf the t.lmllrd Edi­ seals and pi pin* #, „ lk,h Christmas aeala H arry Uradhani, Mra. Kate Man tion* Cluh on Nov. 26, for writing Tuberculosis Association, a t lb nine. •'For IWhi-nt the Bril Tolls”—the request of Mra. J. L. Ingley, seal Also. Ed Htonrburg, Joe Smith, I*— *mk ................ published In the preceding sale chairman of tha orgaoitn- l*eon Ijiwimi, Jim Riser, A u l'u rn ,three year*, cn nsldf red “moat tion, It was decided a t the m r r t . Morriann, Gene |,k, ly to attain the i stature of a ing of the sorority which wa. Burrell, Jack l.in d rr, W alter Connally, Bnbhy rla**ic“ "For V Whom the Bell held a t (ho home o f Mlaa Angela Newman, Jim m v Terwllllg. r , Toll*" i* the thinl award of the Mrlsch on Tuesday evening. Jrh n Leonartiy, Tm y Rnv. Giles Liniitgd Edition* Club. The first Ciiapman, N at 3tc*a. Kd>"> Bel award wa* made in l'J.’IS to Don­ din. Hilly W ant, Al Wallace. ald Culroa* IVsttle for “ All Alma­ Shelton Hsrrlin. Glen Darty, Rob­ nac fo r Moderns." In 103M, the se­ ert Relta, Roy W righl. Roy Jo h n ­ cond medal wa* awarded lo Van son. Geno Lawrence, Karol I Wyck Brook* for hi* hook. "The llerbst. Jack Hughes. Ralph flowering of New England" Dean. W aller Haynes, Joe b la t­ "Th* Hun l« My Undoing" by ters. Russell Alva res, Mac John- Marguerite Steen ha* recently •on. Boh Wilkinson, Stanley hern Haled by forty critics V rrnay. Lieut. John Courier. the country a* one of ■I'm S -enrer, Charle* Dunn. Ver throughout non Altman, Jo« Douglass, Dirk the ten best work* of fiction to . ry w a a i fiilea. Canl. E. T. laiurks and appeat during, August, September ind October. . Roy Kchol*. Probably the moat costly books t„ be published this year are‘.the NOTICE 2H volume* nf Rmlyard Kipling a social A nd Personal Activities Baptist Church Class Has, Christmas Tarty Jaycees H ave E ig h th e r so n a Is b*;.r A T H E YOW ELL CO. Sorority Members Will Sell Seals “RABHOR” ROBES Mm. J. W. Daniel, president nf the American Legion A uxil­ iary of* tha Campbell-Loss Ing I Post, this morning requested that all members o f th a auxiliary have I th eir while uniforms and headHighlight of the meeting of dre«s ready In nreparaiion for a the Gladioli Club, O. Tm 8. w hkh call which will ha mada soon. Was bold a t Urn home of Mrs. J. A* Toll on Hummerlln# Avonut on Tuesday evening was the • Wet Ion of offlcara for ti coming yaar. Pink rosea and farn ■Iccorated the liking room of Mra. Toll** kome for tha meeting. Mra. M. F. Smith was alaeted to serve as president; Mrs. W. C. Erickom , vice preeldent; Mrs. C. C. W alsh, tecratary ( and Mrs. C. C. Brigga. treasurer. Tho other officer will be appointed by tho Gladlola Club Haa Election Of Officers TODAY AND SATURDAY Double Program of elfta for needy pefWM was ha Id In eeonoetloo with tho aiaetinr- The chapter will k n i t working on piano for *n extonalvs defense pregram for lk« coming.yoer In etaw of tho present trials. Refreshment* ia keeping wRk a O r i a tataa theme ware aerved to th e follow Ing; ALL WOOL FLANNELS ANI) SILKS IN SOLID COLORS OR STRIPES $ f+95 O «p All Wool FUnn:b«, Silk.*, T m y cloth—A lerife "elec­ tion of roben from which to diooee—THE GIFT for a rnnii’a L'hrUtman. M re. W. W /W a n w r. Ut% W. ~ Mra. Walah, H r* H. J . Lekm Mra. F reak fee ftyn “ Haeky Wight. Mrs. C ‘ a. K. Manm r, C*MU *He5jMa • od Mrs. L TheYOWELLCo. A. . m : ■;Vv \ • : ; . •:’ * c c/ • \ \ i * •, > , * • i. ' ■ ' h �HOME .TOWN By STANLEY > / P t r o P « « ^ R , I THOUGHT IH BAD / > W CATHKR- W H E N >O U F O ^ S E T / l Yo u r r u $ m « s , t h is w o u l d e w Jf N i c e — 6 0 1 N * F R O M MOOSE T O J / \ b u s o r v k b v e r s a :: irH iiB w o r i M i tione. A communique n it Jaa»A*ee conccStrated at and off OU west c o irt ol ufTb« c u. U. s. H. k A)rm y' mix — 4 ■hcfrtljr bafore K4t A. I. Nrtj Uurt it had rveetved n c a u firmed report* th a t ibw H J a p . >angui force* had landed a t Lu» gawp I on the southeastern coast of L u t o n . t th i s w n the em erging a to rr from Wa>hln(ton last night or. fichily confirmed by the A m er. lean government: fo u r Japanese aerial attaeka on tie Wake Dland outpost, amt on* iy light naval force* have beds beaten beck la the bait 48 feM M ^ m m mr + w* l ' ' a j * .1 ' ’t : r* t,l 7 1 • Dtmourter ho LIT*J i Japanese light craiaar ami • J a Banana destroyer a x i l Anterkew loaaes were an naatatod number a( plana*: Wake atm \ . 6*peaa M ill* i 1______ • Chantflly •C andle LIftht 9 Bom Point o v tr Manila, amt vtelaitT Ja p a n , ran atteehe on Manila lUelf. the Cavite N aval Baae and Nkhola* A ir Field w ere eald to ha»e cateed h ear* damage, preaa #*. tiipaU* p attin g th e caaoaHiea in a ft area an raids a t I t dead and aoq weuaded, h u t frees m ix to IS M U M hoed era were * Hampton •L ee z ' l ^WPENCH STIUSOA^ THAT HANDYMAN z r j. WI TH TOOLS,."THINKS O F E V E R Y T M lA ff ?% // u/ // reiOMT. »m i . Rl/to r*A rt **e •T'tinCATr »•* «UMJI u w t l n u A m of Dayt T h E JEWELER 112 8 0 . PARK AVE. TELEPHONE 357-W Mr*. J e n Harrison SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK By R.J. SCOTT Mixed Drinks led l Meaiuiahta turn fer bettor In their realties, rltiih bomber* were reperL heavily atUching Japaaerw ..T A U A H A 'aeR lC . ling forcea which bad galaod dgsm ent In tbe Malayan Jut*, to tbe north of Rinrapor* n x r th* T h ath ad frontier, onuauatou* annoanevd th at British 11m * there were hold, add th a t there had app aren t. teen x fu rth er Japaaeee a t. pla to land in tbe K u n ta n t MO mil*a n orth ef Bing*. P. Co*. Bgf. E arl rltlah Hmgkoag appeared to boMuif firmly i British Read, rtoya said Japanese tlega pe war* being ^trapped Ve. BILL’ PAG IRE & BAR LOANSZi federal Ccmmiaaioner of Eduea. Uoa, w x held In New York City. Mlaa U a b Bodgera an aw a i t # dap. if tJ A W 1 M O C M S IO i if . _ •# *(aIo*. TSa a n n u l meet tog, 1 5 * 9 * . . i * " w - Btadchnker, bean heshe been ondmrd (JM W UHD.EIt Dee. Goods — Beer RADIO NEWS M tiab m FOR ANY REASONABLE. N eacoMomcAt • row‘ cost • C O N F ID E N T IA L Society ft of Sanford The Sift*}** • EASY PAYMENTS P eN stio Nfttkmil Bank GoryoraUmt •P P L A * r t d A r t LmK’AMO'fbuqK mms JA J * nA p ta E E D OCkl^lMMu v m tttiiM e ' Pavia A the Newa >Y- ADVERTIS1 ■ M ^ htotbbt Ca n t y t Orvhedtrn lytOO Hollywood Premiere MiflO flhlrtey Taneyie Time Ittd S N eva o f the World 11:00 Jh a (White pbtod# Thornhill Orcbeatra 11:10 Interlude l i f t s Dance Orchestra • n 1 A R IIP W IM ZH<AM^LEHEIff /flfc KXiyo Kih<yii f lr TftlBEt M UHICHOWK M S L tm claims ware th a t .n planes, a subm arine Y 1 U .A 4 1 X 1 o f S P IK E D State Commander Will Be Honored a m a i . us«. *a 3H-year-oM negro • At Legion Dinner Thursday, the F. B I • tobaccos J * CANDIES V G #t 8 w * O o n . that he set a charge a f f i x .only a la . months yet has m a Florida E ast Coast ral vlilted 120 of th s I t s P otts in •rcitlc, th«n reported It to the state and will visit the other !iee In the hepe he would lot ahe tefo re the end of this month. a kero asd receive a rewaj W ith only Stop members Mid up .Jbto, . v alioaS iMm f r u 'ora talesloner Roger Edward d a ^ w h a re jm ^ w a h chy gwi^ ted. U said this was the r a a r r i i sJ? 'round ’ ovar underI Two stick* of dyW M to, 1 to the ralia and a t t o e l a d t No further detatta star (The Japaswo Navy i ittleehlpa of the Kong* An four hare a onpr w lf to tea m iiImm AAW placement of M. 853™ "“ '*' The government toady reported Ut a w . * j -1*' a* • ■ ■' * 7 -V : • V* * . • it tt ilL K-r* t .vi �& S L * * S 8 llB L ? W i» * i< £ jtfflfcsAre Par By Army sc 51f s s a iA ? 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F'- iTi 'frtitT• • e*r out. d o t s wkv mm 0QHTW �TODAY, HELD Afl TBAIN WRECKER Candy Wins Three Games BOY WONDER To Maintan Single Game Lead mm NEW ORLEANS, Dec. i f - { * ) Siiss: VoAt let \ * Th# leading Lewis Candy bowf a » o f the Senior League took t h n a solid games from Grspetle 00 maintain th eir one game adfcurtage o re r the second place P « * a t h I k s . who also took three victories from Royal Crown fa m u l t i this weak. ** la other ms tehee, Pepsi Cola tbek two of three from Spencer R artlia, and Locky Boy won by aha same m argin o r t r Dukes Taapnk-' Next Wednesday Lewie Candy , will U n fle with Coca Col* In s three gam# match with the 1euros leadership a t staka. Also on Wed­ nesday, Pepei Cola will meet J>okes T arera. On Tuesday, Crapette faces Lucky Boy and 8pencer ffhrdin will roll against Royal Crown. LEAGUE STANDINGS ■ Spencer Hardin Dairy Dukes T a rrm Individual 8U r a Patou , W . Thorns 1* Hopper Holler . B W . Ludwig . - announced T htm day th a t John Edward Schneider of Now Orleans had b e e n ' bjtvstad and charged with attem pting to wrack a LouisTills and Nashville train n e a r bar« Monday night. * . '*"•< ■fcicacs I ftoLV W ./y ► G. Baber T. Bolly H. Pope IL Moses J . Herbal W. Price Honey la imported from Cuba Mexico, Guatemala, the Domini­ can Rapublic- . •V L. David 11. Her bat W. Jennings E. Klrtboff H. Appleby W. Wells R. Cobb Whistling: Willie Will Have Program HEATYOUR HOME • w i t h t h o S o u th ’* m o o t e f f ic ie n t h e a t— d a o a — a f t y t o a p W . J f t o b lig a tio n f o r f r e e to U .» U . GREEN’SFUELGAS SERVICE ACROSS PROM POST OPFICE B o o o c tAil is c M 1 * ear At m o w s a L ot O f B A SFU A lL xo “Whistling W illie" accompanied bv a singing a U r of radio from Orlando will present one of h1* performance* Tneaday a t 8:16 P. M. a t the Zlonhcne Bsnllst C hurrh, located a t Eighth Street and Orange Avenue. II. W. Wil­ liams Is the pastor. A section will be reserved for white people. SWISS REPRESENT US 179 ZURICH. Dee. 12—<>P>— Swit174 xerland will represent United 172 S tates and British Interests In 107 Germany, the newspaper Zuen-her 167lZcltung said yesterday In a Der161 lln dispatch. r aw in. Soy ’Marry Xmos* whb these beeutH ulI flippers I SHlXRlINO SO W S end «UP-! P E IS I RAYON SATINSI.fOR TRIMSI FIDSKINS I Hoed or podded WetheraaW»l O oy colonl All >Um I • t 1At PBOVSETb 91 AS 6 ood A~MAaJAflen.’ NS IS A S H O tr S to P M0‘U- 0 S > a M e su ccess _______________ - Infantry Regiment Parades At Blanding Coach Sanders Of Vandy Gets Palm CAMP BLANDING, Dee. 1 2 (8pcclal)— The 124th Infantry Regiment of Florida, paraded In review hare T hursday for IU commanding officer, Col. Fred A. Safay o f Jacksonville, and the Dlxla, Division Commander, MaJ. Can. ' John C. Persona. The regim ent's troops and equipment were Included In the parade which lasted for an hour. ’A ttending the parade also was Brig. Gen. Joseph Hutchison, commander of the Infantry Bri­ gade. The 121th and o th er regi­ ments of the division reported many request* from soldiers who want to return to tRa division since the s t a r tA f hostilities be. ' Cam. A rth ar B. Perceval tween th e United 8tates and In command of the British tr other nations. -Many aolditri who ware ready resisting the Japanese in Hglaf for discharge under certain prl. ertty laws, have returned to th eir commanding officers their appli­ ha directed mstisuvers cations fo r release and many l up position that the Ji attacking Singapore I ! NASHVILLE. Tenn., Dee. 12 MAT—'F o r bringing V anderbiltfrom mediocrity to rrfa tn e s s In ■ i Ingle y ta r, youthful Henry R. I Red) Sanders yesterday was a d ­ j u r e d as the Southeastern Con­ ference's outstanding footloll Coach of 1941. , The honor carps to Sanders In Iks Nashville B anner's annual Mil of conference coaches to A sia the one a f their number • h o turned In the outstanding performsifes of the season. J Sanders ran up a total of 61 prints, Including five of I t firs t place ballots cast, to lead thy (Lid. R unnarsup w are Wally % t ts of Georgia with 61 points, John Barnhill o f Tennessee with 48 and Allyu M aK -ra of Mtoali- New York Giants Get Mize From Cardinals 2 9 O T H K X G IF T S U M P I t I T Y U f l Wai year's wia*er, Trial Blackout May Occur Soon In Sanford Area V i m 1 n*g| m i m i 1 m Ha w r* m b U ■ _ /W * See These Christmas Specials LUXURIOUS AXMINSTERS for If there la any possibility th at Ison gas might bo usad,- aloe* th e door and seal Ik Do w hatever else y rnr awn Ifldkalao la necta do E R U IT FO R (til l FFAIUH New Patterns. . . AU Room Sizes Better Axminstera , w e a rin g They nro wonderful trainee fa r euly^-- fresh Irani th s Iran ngas, cheek-full of AnderaonGriffith Funeral Dtmetar 704 & 2nd Phsaa 4U J 3 7 tw d ./ -r p T ^ umAututdi* . THROW, RUGS > RUG Cl �wmm (gfog Eaiab linked la 1908 Ifgralft SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1941 Sanford I* The Only Centra] Florida CKy Affording Halt llighwaj And Water Tran-sportatlbn Member AsnoeUted Prcao N U M B E R 90 ^ n d Dutch Japanese Planes Bomb Nichols Destroy Two A ct iExtensionf{Field And Civilians A t Manila Italy’s Cruisers Men From 19 To Would Be Ual For Army Servi Under Bill Rulf . 85,000 Germans Are ‘Please, No Mistake!* Report ed K i l l e d As Reds Announce Complete V i c t o r y St. Johns Canal Project Said To Be Unfavorable Sustain Losses In Libya Rivers And Harbors Committee R e p o r t Made To Engineer • Winter Aids Reds In Their Routing Of H i t l e r ' s Annies Japanese Battleship Set Ablaze Off Luzon WASHINGTON, Dm . I I —(Al Secretary of War Sllraaon luii the House Military Commit!*# ' approvr promptly far-roocbll extension* of the d raft act provide “a great pool of M a " meet any eventuality. * In a Irtrr to ChalrmaaKl (D-Ky.) aa the rommlttaa opom hearings of legMattoiT to rogl Ur all m rn from 18 to 64 lnchiat makr men from 1J to 44. Inc lux h* liable for military July, M Stlmaon said "The broad purpoao of th* b [a to provide a framework la whieh we ran ■tradlly and eolid build the alructure which will a rompllih victory,* he added. Brig. Gen. Lewis B. Herebo •elective aervice director, e ttia a ed th at 10.000,000 between ti Several Enemy Air­ ships Are Downed As U. S. Fighters Offer R e s i s t a nee Bulgaria Will Fight America Tokyo Claims Sinking Of Huge Ilnttleship Off Hawaii Coast W A SHINGTON. Dee. IS.— (A l')—Maxim l.ltvinoff, Haa•Ian ambassador to the U. S . lodav ehararterised Japan ■ "fummoit enemy." and railed ihe J a p a n ^ a a gangwtrrw * H r Iold M* prrw* ronfwrrnrr a “mmplata undrrwtanding rtislw or will hw arrlvnl at" bwtwfwn variuw p*»»frg upiMMing Alla aggrraiiiim. The 8t. Johns-Indian River Canal project haa been reported unfavorably by the rnramlttee on Report from Mend* says th a t a U. & to her# been act ablate. Jane’* Fighting Rivera and llarbora of the House a Wy 4 s n > ls M r » « s ■.Army bomber scored throe direct hits oa a of Rrpreaentativea, according to Ship. Uoe* not Hat any lllranuma. It does, w A pack of Brltlah and 0 nr tire received ycaterday by Japanese tutllrmhlp of the 29,000 ton Hlranhowever, list a llaruna (above), ‘J o ,3110 tons, Dutch destroyer*, pouncing F red T. Williams, City engineer, uma rises about ten miles northeast of Lu­ and this is believed to be |he ahi|l referred to. with sudden, effective fire from J. S. Bragdon , United ton, Philippine bland*. The ship is reported on two Italian crulaera in the S tatea dlvialon engineer. The notice concerned a resolu­ Mediterranean, sank one and tion th a t waa adopted hy tho • left the other burning .from WASIUNGTON. Dec. I t — H ouaf committee In 1937, which stem to stem, the Admiralty ( ' l ‘l — ‘ Japans scheme far authorixed the project on a f a ­ moving in on the Philippine*, • announced today. Thus, with vorable report by the United the lia r Department said to­ S tatea Engineering Department. waf department warranting, fa an Italian cruiser believed day, "Is now clearly revealed Tw o main reasons were given thia La Improbablt unleaa tail ni to have been ai’.nk Jjy a Brias calling for rstahlkdimeat for the preaent unfavorable rul- tlon auffera trcmandoua revaraal • tlah submarin* yesterday, _ the of "Improviser) air haae*" out­ Mm. Franklin D. Rooaavalt hi an tiro flotilla of throe iU lU n side ground defense areas. Waahington correspondent for All grading wurk will |„. { propoaed a voluntary program ti This Interpretation in the apparently haa been de- tha Chinese Nationalist Dally la placed on a 24 hour bast, start 1 glrla and women. department announcement was 1 n k to rad wearing a sign stating mslsa ing Monday a t the new Sanfoid Under the prgram for made after Japanese aircraft"Chin*** Reporter, N ot Japan^eanagaeM IJU* .ettoP oat. aliens from enemy nations would airport. Project Superintendent had homlier Cebu, south of Please." Repreaentatives of arc ao» not be called unleaa they Ralph Lubinski declan-d yrntrr 'e f re nwekUaf (he concentrated defense* on A u a m v b sgenclea 'have- boea ceptable to tha Army ami day o ftar yeclevinc «uch Instrur aad N avjt the island of Luton. barred ’ from tho W hite House Cltlsena or aubjecta of Of aootrfi tluna from Mr. Gogglns, W I' fctnee Japan's declaration of war fw from* w» nations would bo exempt, A. district manager No rstru •Ur tk .s .ls i.4 rre sst kfflo4 u 4 I t Young men between the ages of w orkers will be ud.led at tincan cltlxonahlp cltlaenahlp would ba be denies Whvm nf Jiituint'xtf ulanea "No cIssNiflcalion is pet man them, however, If they etalmed r% 17 and 2A year* may receive free present, Mr l.lllon.ki stalrd. and cut." E. H. C artrr, head of th ) Ixrmln-d Nit-hols Field empllon. The Is the only change th-emed Instruction In m etal work and local draft officr, stated this native .sections at Manila to­ The nation never before has n»necessary to date because of the rml mechanics if they enroll provlotono contained In the canal dertak ra such a srwefptag draft course which commence, w ar ahualion. The northeast morning when he explained that day despite fierce reniatancs plana. night a t 7 KM o'clock, southwoat runway, Mr. l.ublnekt some registrant* In th* eelectlvt- F - U. S. fighters. Report* In- • Privilege of anpoal on thia re ­ >r» a e * o f lU major glauaei prod III the Seminole High *%bool said, la about H0‘ percent com­ servlce who have received claaai- dicate several Jap vldm . th a t Building, A i n R. Johnson, plete on grading work, and 60 fleatlon card* a fte r returning wyomoer of inis broach of de­ p e rc e n t' of’ the top soil has Iwen questionnaire,, ar* urgtfV tiro dm* were,-.shot , down. »oU of m im e d men who were In­ ans* classes, stated this mom- laid. Work will sta rt on the prwaaion that th* eifbgo.-y In claim* the .sinking of the ducted Into the combat force* or northwest southeast runway Mon­ which they have been placed is ■T2.600 ton Arizona. In ac­ f ja e ltln g division not ,u b jrrt to change. "Any called fo r civilian duty. i, the third coune to be day. tion off Hawaii while the The measure waa Introduced in taught this year and J. S. Webb Over 1,700 feet of drainage man may to re-claeaified," Mr II. S. Navy Departm ent la silent. C artrr said. the house by Chairman May London dWelodnd today ' their will be the teacher for the cteaa pipe has been laid, and tho Marines still are holding out Hr rlasaifiratlon Is Influenced a t the request of tho w ar depart­ Tb* group who were members work is progressing satisfactor­ fora**, driving w adi from Tobruk, by directions from National on Wake and Midway Island* ment. of the first two claaset which ily. Mr. Lubinski added. * havw c u t o ff Oaaoaia, tho* conHeadquarters or from a change despite heavy Jap attacks by air Before It waa offered. It »»« were over (h* same period of w f c l a g Axis attem pt* to reach in the status of t^e registrant discussed a t a conference among time completed their training with local board*. Registrants and sen. The Army says the Japs Secretary of Whr Stlmaon, Mr. Wednesday night and received WASHINGTON,'Dee. IS.—(A P) are required to notify the Draft were wiped o u t at Litlfayen. ' H arsher, Speaker Rayburn. Ma­ cortlflcatea that earn* night, Mr. — In owlft reaction to the Jap ­ nffiee directly of any change in A Singapore communique say* jority Leader McCormack, Repub­ Jphnaon reported. anese stroke' a t - Pearl Harbor, their status, tuch as Indrprndrn Dutch subm arines tank four fullCaptain W IM o ju F . lu n g e was lican Leader Martin, and nepThe organiser stressed the fact tha administration yesterday pro­ honorod a t a dbw a* (6 rty given cy, occupation or service, that i i loaded Jap troopships o ff south­ th a t this ia a government project if they have entered any other duced a hill authorising the con­ and Incurs no cost to the men Thailand. branrh of service, according to ernBulgaria who receive Instruction. Approxi­ formally declared war n a -and o th er a bio naval action. struction of seven or eight 46,the Selective Service Ij i w , mately 11,000 ha* been invested on Ihe U. 8. today. . T ta a e o o f G om an nUna for 000-ton battkahlng and about 1(0 Tainting out that - a t a time Mrn who have computed a l y the government In equipment like this It bahoovea everyone The British indicated in to­ other fighting ship. — aft over to term in any branch of the a e r nreryc and material since the beginning have snme hobby In which ait incraaao o f SO p er cent in vhich he la vice must register with <he local night's communique tho Japan­ of the project and an order or> Dio to o ocean Navy. ese invasion of upper and middle interested and to en jo y .it as long Captain Rung* Waa expected" to lath* equipment amounting to us he It able until something Selective Scrvlco Board. Thia rule Ilritish Malaya has been Tho bill waa aftwrvd In tha sub­ be released from his duties as com­ 1400 will arrive to be used In le tte r comes along for him to applies tu men of the draft age. stantially cheeked. 21 to 26, Mr. C arter added. m ander of Company D because of tho next course which will slrota do. Tom Bolt, president of the from The Japanese invaders were In order to explain m other ' nr ■'‘>l’*ne.e m vaoer. w .r. electric and aceylan* welding, Seminole Botanical Society, told fs * try divisions and ftv* motor- to expend all military activities. his ago, b u t tho w a r emergency idea In regard to de- *hruwn ba' k ,nV ,*h' “ “ y ,*U r' Orders to tnforc* tha newly lathe work, forge work, motor the member* meeting in the City mistaken C d h ifaatry divisions into tho The Tatter bill, embracing cash may cause * dafapoMnt of hia re ­ day in attem pted landings oil ferment," Mr. C arter n'tclused passed nation-wide la * prohibit­ mochanlcs and general knowledge Hall last night, that their Intar- that M»a*aad g n a n lo f fa n a lv a ” against and contract authority, went ilun west lirisid area* uf the l.uxuii the purpose of * deferment ing the sal* or delivery of new of repairing machinery. rat In gardens and plana for the fur men In etas* 2A c r 2B is to roast. through without a record voU. l I Z th a t started Noth U __ Claeses will be held n Monday, coining winter should not* be automobile tiro* and tube* ware mtpoat* o l TVs n1— was to otrika a t It waa m a t Immediately to a veteran of the fl The American Island*nutposta them time to complete their receive,) today by the » lle * de­ Wednesday and Friday night of abandoned because of Ihe war. give A la tte r from Senate-House confers net M o M W v fra u tho north, aonth joint specialised training or to enable Wake and Midway still were h * ld \ sack week from 7:00 o'clock to partm ent and sheriff** office, and w o o t,m e tre Hag and m p tu r- committee for adjustm ent of fS,- W. MeMiUaa, J r . ‘‘If the tlm* cornea when they employers to secure onmo person by their staunch garrisons. Chief Roy William* asserted. 10:45 o'clock and persona who want ua to dig up our camellias to 39AMJW0 added .by tb * tfenate known Captain All this wu* announced by tho lag tho city. fill the position which will be a n Interested In getting this Tho rep o rt waa signed by pro xi mutely 14 1 and plant squash and cabbages left vacant by th* registrant. United Stoles W ar and Navy Deto Dec. 6, a u r farce* eon- to a similar MU poaaaf previously ‘TP* *f Instruction may telephone Governor Holland and c u m from bv the Haase. " to feed the people of this coun­ Therefore no deferm ent ran be imrtmrnta. daotod (tore* dofcaMv* tattle* , tho Florida Highway Patrol. It Mr. Johnson or attend the first try ," he aalo, "I am sure every permanent. Chairman W aith of th o Naval haldbur bock by enemy Moanwhlle^upan's German port­ stated th a t tha Office of Pro claaa. member of this club will be S m b group* «a tb* flank* and Committee n o * daring debate on lier* in this w ar for the globe ap­ glad to do It. But until w* are peared tu be suffering Jn IluasU chain) given some Job to do, we had uml Africu such disaster* a* ft* better go right along with our put Immense Axis force* In peril plans for tenutlfylng our garden* uf collapse. / and finding recraatlim and ralaiThe Navy departm ent aakl not Postm aster R. J . Holly announ- alion by working o u t of doors." ouly that W ake and Midway were TALLAHASSEE, D*c. 13 -(A h President Bolt appointed Dr. II, — (iuverner Holland declared continuing th eir resistance but lay a revised schedule off i f th * Monday for the elating H. McCaslin, L. E. Spencer and Friday th* "exem plary brav­ th a t there had been no confirma­ of molls a t the Poet Office K. II. Bannatt as a committee ery" of CapL Colin I>. Kelly, tion of Jap an ’* allegation that to arrange a program for the Jr., who died while (Inking the Guam had bean occupied. i i follows: Th* governm ant announced that Northbound, 1:06 P. M , 4:to P. next meeting which will be held Japanese battleship H aruna "will M. J Southbound. 11:16 A. M. and on the second Thursday In J a n ­ serve as on Inspiration to (vary Japanese troop* hurling them­ uary. tl M P. M.i Sanford-Leetburg, selves a t th* Luxon cooatal aroo* patriotic American." A report on tho constitution ftOO A. M.i Oviedo S ta r Route, lie telegraphed deepest sym ­ south of V lgan and north of 8*n SAN DIROO, OMfc, Dae. IS. im lM ttow. and by-laws woe mad* by Ed (Cea l l e — 4 • * f , « * > * ‘ 1 S i l l A. M.I Sorronto-ML Dor*. pathy to Captain K tlly'a parents (AP)^-. Mmc aM r^tooro guru. ' Under aortal En*tie-Umatl!la-T*var*a, 1:00 P. Stows, who subm itted a copy of at Madison, adding "Ilia deed •aid, ih f total the constitution ~of the Orlando N . ) Bonford-TrUby, 9:60 P. M.I endure indelibly Inscribed on Men’s Garden Club and suggest­ will ■ tor R ed th a t It b* adopted with aueli the page* of American history." changes aa wor* necessary to mob* It conform to the Sanford club’s need*. This suggestion wax adopted. Organization Of Grading Work At Persons May Be d „ . j . . - c .i Defense Course Airport Will Be On 24 Hour Basis R.e n Is Announced At Draft Office I Instructions Will Be Given In Metal And General Mechanics Congress Calls For 30 P e r c e n t In­ c r e a s e In Navy Company D Honors Captain Range At ^arty At Blanding Change Is Influenced By New Status Of P o s s i b l e Draftees Gardening Should Not Be Abandoned, Says Club’s Head •sa^trW Siiti.TS'; Officers Get Orders • To Stop Tire Sales Mail Closing Time Schedule Announced Knox Calls For More BblpjyPlages, Men Holland Praises Kelly’s Bravery Dr. Park Announces Sub-committee* Reads PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, O a r RoUvod Country la bow ongagod In a gigaatlo war, i m iw ik M by M, w ith aattona which would deetrvy tho-Uberty of maakiad gad roduce man n f.aU natioae to a a ta ta o f vhrtaol slavery: a*d WHEREAS, almost Immullatoly a fte r tho adoption of tho r ia o lk u tlm o f th o United Btotoo there wane adopted tea omoadmowto to th a t Ceoatltullon. whieh omeadmeato vnuneiatod fighto th a t ar* tevialahta, aa d aoturo th a Moaoinga o f Army Calls For Men To Join Air Corps The new Navy uniform regula­ WASHINGTON. Do*. IS -O F ) tions er* tw o year* In prepara­ tion and a n tho moat coraprthen- — Th* Army R ecruiting Service appealed today fo r 10,000 appli­ alv* ever published. cant* monthly fo r aviation ca­ det training. Recruit* .m ust bo between SO and 10 n o n of ago. ' Also sought a re 160,000 more men between 16 and IS fo r th* Air C o m ond 1U service bronch­ os. Particularly called fo r w o n Chairman Urges Buying Of Seals Mrs. Mary Lane Dies In Orlando Hospital Friday Mr*. Mary M. Lane, molhav *f Mrs. T. 8. C n r» lty f died In an Orlando HoeplUl Friday^ moral** following an lllntaa of aovoral week*. For many year* »ho haa lived In O rlando. M l North Shins S tree t with her *M ar. Mlaa Edith MengrL Mre. Laaa molded In Sanford fo r a -am i* b a r of yoom ond w u a m rm tar o f the Presbyterian C h u c k . In addition to herdaughtovaad one alator, ah* ia aorviT-d by t brother in Portsmouth, N. IL U i four brother* In S3 . -# D. Brownlee, intermoak In Evergreen C r w ie r y ford a t M l F . M. IB , V-Vr. * • - V ' - .t; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1941 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 12, 1941 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 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>, December 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/c6b3603c728a438bdfab769be942469b.pdf 0ac5d774f3f783792ae419b965862655 PDF Text Text i a* y *b m**~ W EDNESDAY, D EC EM B ER IP . 1341 0 reported an extension II. S. Army, Navy oftarn*tl>*lima Pacific offcal Ira. THE OLD'HOME TOWN Britain and Japan Kara hurled reinforcement! Into tha Jungte D efea t Attack battia fE P V U A S U 5F D T O S T O P P j ^ * ^ of northeastern Malaya 7 YO U K C ' > T H T O L D A LU M IN U M * P e m s A N D whara hoary fighting rated fof On Luzon Island control of Iha Important airdrome SHORT P A N S BUT S /N C E T S H E T U ^ M B D of KoU Bharu, only 400 mllce from Singapore. British bombers ---------- and fiahter planee roared out over the Gulf of 8*F" t° me* t • Japsneae convoy of 25 troop transports speeding couth atone conquered ThalUndA w ait In an attempt to land addi­ tional Japaneae troops at Kota Bharu and farthar north in tha Bhtcora and Patanl artaa of houthem Thailand. Japaneae wanhlpe, dlv,.bomb­ er*, and purault planes escorted iinta imposing array, British aerial scouts reported. A communique aald tho situation at KoU Bharu "still Is confused." ! British Imperial forces by noon 'yesterday had almost rained con• trol of the area when the Japanese [ succeeded In landing additional troop*. Japanese land fortes attempting to Invade Hongkong were brotyht to a sudden halt tonight by eeirIng artillery fire from the itrongh — BI i f l l M m f ■s M f f F it was announead officially. "AIWe#ewer><< •<** • otafttfand one M a g successfully maintained." O o o d 'T W f H o rrte o S ltllo n a communique stated. Ban ford A t *, a t 13lh BL The Japanese land aaaault, be­ ginning at Monday dawn, enenuntered almost Immediately heavy road and railway demolitions — completed within two hour*—and AT TUB than felt tha blaiU from the perlmeUr of haavlly-mannod main­ land defenses which have been un­ der preparation tinea 1038 At tha Pacific Coait. radio sta­ tions ended nearly 12 houra of aiYOU'LL FIND THB BEST lanee today during which Army and Navy planes and naval s u r ­ IN ALL LINES OF face craft were reported to have searched off the coait for poaalblo Japanese airplane carrier* and submarine*. The exact extent of the aearen waa a military secret. Enemy air­ plane carriers have been varloualv reported off tha Alwkori, North Pacific and California coait. In disclosing that patrol* from ' a D. FARRELL, PROP, (farmerIy Baggett's Liqaor the Second Intercaptor Command had taken off from Portland, Ora., Htaea) to criaa-eroia tha oeaan for 400 M\ n i B R ARCADE miles from the ahore, Brig.-Oen. — — — ■ Carlyle H. Waih warned that the “possibility of an air stu c k la still present" The San Francisco Bay area un­ derwent three blackouts lost night after the Army reported e fleet of 30 entmy plana* had clrei*d over the Industrial area.______ 8 0 CENTS A O A IN • froatlauea F u se Peae Owe) ■wept up and captured more than tOO merchant thlpa of "enemy naUonalltlei” a Ion* the China coat and In tha Whan*poo Hlvcr-lneludin* the 10.600-ten American liner Prcaident JCsrriaoo—and a t the BvSTANLEY Sak Of Florida Citrus Fruit Is F ast Increasing LAKELAND, Doc. 10 — (Spaeial)—The markets of th l na­ tion were rocked within tho last few days by tho most competi­ tive advertising program over devised for Florida citrus, and early reports from tho trad* In. dicate that consumer demand has reacted favorably and that tho demand lo t- Uis etato’s oranges, grapefruit sad tangerine* la on the upgrade. Reports to the F M d i Citrus C am m lutor trot* Its staff or trained dealer service men In the principal marketing arras aald that wholesalers. Jobbers, retail­ ers and tha consumer had all responded to the sales and ratrchandblng effort* which y backed by a strong newspauer ad­ vertising barrago graphically pic­ turing tha dlfarenca between a competitive '"pooling" orange and the thtn-ikhmed "mor* Juice for your money" Florida orange. "EM /N F O R D E F E N S E - M B HAS N T G O T H A J ^ D E N E D U P < FOR TH O SE W O O D E N B O W LS a n d i r o n k e t t l e !? / » — ■^ GOOD GULF PRODUCTS Arcade ’ Package' Store OVIEDO Fine Liquors By MARIAN R. JONES Mls» Aldred Cono and Mis* Iole Ru del I attended thr ArmyNavy gpme In l’hllii<lrl|ihls, Pennsylvania during the Thunks, giving holltlaye, and while (hern they visited William Henry Martin, son of Dr. anil Mrs. J. William Martin, who la a Senior at tha University of Pennsylvttn. I*. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Nib. k and daughter, Miss Dor­ othy Niblaek, spent tho Thanks, riving holidays In Tampa vlsltfIni 1’ friends. ng Corporal William D. Brown, of tha Signal Corp., at Macllill Field, vlsltej hla parents, Mr. Mrs. W. b. Drown last week­ Burma and Thailand are the end. principal toureee of Uak wood Im­ Miss Virginia Balkeom spent ported Into the United States. tha Thanksgiving bnlldnys In Jacksonville and Tallahassee. MUe Mary Altct Williams spent Thanksgiving holidays with h e r parents In Banfonl. 1 5 A IO Milo Rullenharger tind Mrs. TWE Dana, who hava born eldtinir Mr. und life. R. W. ‘ Jobbed, have returned to Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Jones and son. Johnnie, and Mrs. Burgess McMahan and habv son. Rena, spent the Thanksgiving holidayi with Ihalr parents In Macon, Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. W, II. Luther and Misa Ella nail Jnnsa spent tha week-end In T anna a* the guest* of Mr. and lire. C. B. ' .......... * Jones and family. re ra i Mr. and Mrs. Paul Campbell ]property h tm aM ia th By were luncheon guest* of >t- end Drlre lo todsyi^ Mr*. R. L. Wheeler for Thanhsloaorto* I* Tie Ctehroloee glvlng. jo4 AamriaoV itro^se* aeao>] Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Junes and f * P N I* eon. Johnnie, weia dinner guests a n l BBB BM *IBBbT of Mr. and Mr*. Paul Campbell Bunday. JU 8 T P H O N E I t l l Mr. and Mr*. Jo* Roberta Jr., and daughter, Gwendolyn, were •telling Mr*. Roberte' parents, Mr. and Mr*. A. R. Hunter, Sunday. Cm m t First BL A Freoeb Are. Mr. and Mr*. William Hunter, Arcade Package Store FOR A PFRWCT CAR WASH. J yesr m ... l-COMMNY S. U. ENGLISH GULF SERVICE! HEATERS T V Y o« cai b im ii AdanA, Mn. C. H. Bruet, Emily U H I| „ g ,h. -Waaterd Uarald" Pradt, Ann l’rue*. Mary Jean u ktrobv dsaignaied as tha aiw«- “ * , ......................................... Eva Mae Austin, and Ml** paper Is whUh thl* erdae aball ___ r Craig, Scout Loader, Win- >a pukllakad ob*e * * a t » ter fo er eoaaacullvr wesha. Ur Garrlen. Wltnaaa my band aad aoal ot . Mrs. Dora Kelsey whs hostess Ibis Court at Bantord. Oamlnol* (a tho Knitting Club Wednesday County. Florida, thin the I IK afternoon. After a discussion at • t Deeambar. A. D. Itlla r . HERNDON pleas for tho Christmas dinner, Clark a t th* <l»av* Court. bald annually by tha dub, very Hr: A. M. ale* refreshment* war* served XX Ca by th* hostess. Those present MARTIN SKOAL, rtalatltr* Altefaay. were i -Mrs. Btenche Partin. Mrs. ________ CMch Parti*. Mr*. W. M. Wright. (SEAL) Mrs. a a. Wolcott, Mrs. S. F. I? rnSte m King, Mrs. J. W. Martin, and Mrs. Kelsey. , Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones and sen, Johnnie, spent Wednesday te Jacksonville on bus Hues . Th* Woman's Club Christmas party will b* held Friday after•sen a t tb* O ak Rows a t three o’clock. Mrs. Charts* B. Leo Mrs. O. O. Wolcott acting hostesses for the ocesaokm. " — re I hoys are stall Charles Lea Jr., of Emory with the army or navy a t Udiversity, Atlanta, Georgia, who iwill and In the PhilUpnss, tha Cm m la and »m the unuaual I visited hu parents. Mr. and Mrs. of the recent attack af antique* for aala C. 8. Las, an Lake Charm Drtva Among the** or* M the Maple of Seminole has returned to Atlanta_ r • of Mr. end Mrs. Conaty byM r. * Mr*. Edwin Mis* Dorothy l«e, of High tag, th* oldoot son of Mr. Waaror •who far n a y y m n Spring*, waa visiting bar P*r* in. E. M. Ollff, and ¥ eats. Mr. and M n. C. 8. Lae, King, brother of Robert F, h during Thanksgiving holidays. T T k lu Charlotte Lawton, of m Winter Garden, was homo with (Ml M f f M operated la ;ha her parents, Prof, sad Mrs. Y. 1*0 Bteeh of Park Areauo. W- Lawton, for Urn ThookaghrV ia* H (« > sa.*sr&s,v.w?K Louis* Whooter. MWa IUENOS A1KK8, Dee. IS - I L ti.r s s .fi; htlktey*. . Tha Junior K. A-V mot a t tho Baptist Chunk Mr*. A. D. . Car. W aters... tktpf. © la •' V' ' /; ar- * E“-. i -AV-- e’.A 'V-. • \ • . V ' • • . . . Our low prices and wide rmrlety will surprise you! P h o n e lb V W PITTSBURGH PAINTS, tj WATfHS^AP ^ FNAMEIS cin-J VARNISHES SUN PROOF HOUSE PA INT • WALLHIDE FlOWHIl f • Ct l AN UP AIDS BRUSHES' -MIR HO HS -GLASS f I M U II IH S SUPPLIES Picture Framing P A IN T t T Y U N Q H l A P Q U A K f K S G. U. STUART PAINT & GLASS 117 Park Arc. Phono 803 SANTA ALICIA WINE IS GOOD BY ITSELF AS WELL AS ON OR WITH Y O U K L'HKINTMAS KitUIT CAKE! PINT 40c;, FIFTH 60c Vi GAL. $1.40 HOMER’S SODA SHOP QUICK CURB SERVICE •' First 8L A Sanford Av*. Phan* 2117 FUMSHEIM '•A 'giL'V susrussi - ArgeaUaa aanounood W n Virginia Wllkaraon, sad Chyle* OUff, *U student* at Southern College, Lakeland, W*r* home vtatting their parents. Mr. sod perte la -the wsr Mrs. B. F. Wheetegi Ond )L M» Ollff during tha Thanksgiving m ; ...T h e gift that growH lovelier with the years. - raia" A 3r. ’f a t * U. a Navy WU1 U Argentina’s Porta • a t f s f h i r . W ls lir .* faro Eight Japs Detained In State By Agents Ilona of J. It. Rtalay, la non owned ana operated by C. 0. Wynn. Mr*. C. B. Wynn la now em­ TALLAHASSEE, Dee. 10.—<A>) ploye I as Ilia new Post Office "without clerk, euccreillng Mrs. Ben U- —Florida's backing limitation or reservation to de­ Walnright, who resigned. The Jack Kasell store la now feat end destroy Japanese Im­ known as tha J. U. Jonta Dry perialism" w*a assured to Presi­ Goods Stare nnd operated by dent Roosevelt Monday by Gov­ Mrs. J. II. Junta Jr., and Miss ernor Holland. Soon after congress declared Juanita Johnson. Clareneu Kalsoy, of tha United wnr Governor Holland sent this State* Marin* Corn., now sta­ message to tho President: "In this grave national hour, tioned In Jacksonville, spent tha wrek-end with hla parent* in I want you to know that th* Oviedo ami sister, Mr*. Gladys people of Florida are united In dick ing you and th* federal Font, In Orlando. Mr. ami Mrs. Morion L. Wag­ government to th* uttermost ner, of Winter Haven, announce limit In defending our nation the birth of a ton on Sunday, and our people and all that w* November 30, at th* Orange hold dear against th* traacharGeneral Hospital, Orlando. Mr*. ou» and ruUuima attack af Ja panWagner la the former Miss Wllda LEGAL NOTICES Young. Mrs. Lyda Flesher, who under­ IN T U B CIRCUIT COCRT 1M AND went n major operation several ro w a m n o u « w m . n o w i n * , IK CHAWCWWY days' ago, la progressing nicely. Min* Charlotte Lawton enter­ o n itI N L. B RAMMER, P teln llff. tained with a party at her horn* IIATTIR MAE BRAMMER, Doher* Frkley afternoon. Tb* (tn d aat onbER o r s e r v ic b . guests Included Virginia Dillard, Nydla McAdams, Emma Jean The m a le e l rlarU la: To Italtla "elley, Betty Ja( Over. AUm larle Rutherford, Nets U au It Is kerabv ordarad 4hm r{* Jidcraon. Jeon Tyndall. Sue regeeated te apvear a« tea Shaw, fiblrley, Gregory, Jlmml* Itb day *ol Janeary. A- O- >***• b afers th* above a stllle d Court, to Lee Dillard, Mn. 7. L DlUard, „ tiled Mr*. M. Dillard, Miss Dave Me- tb* B ill at C o m p u te! t im e o f t h . »lr«t p u b lic a t io n o f th l* n o t lr * . E a c h c la im o c d e m a n d s h a ll b a In w r it in g . a n d a h a ll s t a t s th e p la r # o f r c a ld tn r a a n d p o s t o f f ic e a d d r e s s o f th e c l a i m a n t , a n d s h a ll b s s w o t s t o h r t h e c l a im a n t , a a t n t . A o r a t h o m e r , a n d s u c h c la im o r ilsU ia rd n o t s o f il e d ahaJI b o v oid . I N E Z * . K IIU I-P As a d m ln l.t r - .t o r of th . K a t a t . Of E r n e s t K r u p p . d s e s s a s d . F ir s t p u b lic a tio n N o e . S I. 1141. FOR CHRISTMAS forts, atresilng the health value a f 4Jac Vloride vnrteSr. Its* been “sensational and gratifying" ac­ cording to official reports from the field man. From all nvtr the mar';*t arose there were reports of Increased rales, atrngthenlng prices and a brighter outlook for the consumer demand, especially during the holiday season. In some centers records frr sale* h*r * been broken on successive day*, re­ port* Indicated. • • \ n E D W U R <SLER,W H O D E L IV E R S W A S H /N O S F O R H IS V V IF E T O O K T H E CO U N TA O A JN T & f tA V — __ _ of Orlando were dinner guests of Mr. and Mr* A. it. Hunter •Sunday evening. Mrs. II. H. Link, wife of the pastor of the Oviedo Baptist Church, who underwent an opera­ tion at the Orangg. General Hos­ pital Tuesday, has been returned home and Is doing a* well as run Iso expected. The condition of I- II. Gore, who underwent a serious opera­ tion several day» ago, l( still quite critical Mr. and Mrs. Ren C. Walorlght aept Bunday with Mra. Wslnrlght'a .parent*. Mr. . and Mrs. II. A. Adams, In Winter Park Mr. and Mrs. Wllkea Damntus, of Winter Garden, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ban 0. Walnrlght Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jo* King and daughter, Mary Tooten, and Miss Margarat D-inn, wars dinner gueit* of Mr an Mrs. R. F. Klg Friday night. The occasion waa In honor of Mr. Joe King's birth­ day. Mias Margaret Dand, of OrLndo, spent tha week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bob King. *. -ffcargesuit --Orftt Mltftead, ol Cimp Livingston, Louisiana, is visiting, hla sister, •' Mrs. J. CFaircloth and Mr. Falrdoth. Tha Woman’s Missionary So­ ciety of the Oviedo Baptist Church met a t the chureh Monday after* noon, Mrs. R. L. Wheeler, Presi­ dent, presiding- Thorn attending were Mrs. R. L. Wheeler, Mrs. J. W. Martin, M n . E E . Echols. Mrs. Ben Ward. Mrs. R. F. Cooper, Mrs. Bert Anderson, Mn. 0. D. Tripp, Mn. H. f . McGowan. Mr*. W. T. Walker, and other*. The Sunbeam Band mat at the church Monday afternoon, Mrs. R. F. Cooper, counsellor, presi­ d in g . Those -present werel Ron­ nie Cox, Bobble Cox, Johnnie Jon**, Ann Pierson. Mrs- Nsttia Parnell waa lunch eon goes Is of Mr. and M n. Don Caraway on Thanksgiving day, Sidney Caraway, and Robert Murphy, of South Georgia Col­ lege, Douglai, Go., spent the Thanksgiving holiday* with their parents, Mr. and M n. Don C a n way and Mr. and Mrs. R- R. a a t lf le d a n d r o q u lr s d to p resen t a a y g ja lm a and dem ands w h ich y o o . o r o lt h o r o f y e a . m o r b o ro o a a lo s t Uo esta te af in s u tiT K RUFF, d o e o a a s d , la t a of aald C a s s a y , t o tk o C o u n ty Judas «' S o m la o lo C o a a f y . P to r ld o . si h is s f f lc s la t h e e o o r t b su s e o f said C o o r d r o t B o n fo r d . F lo r id a , w llh 'n S ta h l r o l s n d s r B o o th s fro m th e iv.-.e. y , F0KTUN£ SHOES A FOR MEN “ SKYR1DER SHOES for boys �r" 1 I r* . I . Sanford In The Only Central Florida City A ffo rd in g Rail, Highwaj And Water Transportation C ounty P roduces F rv U A nd V tx s U b lM T h a i A ny , EUaOar A rc s In F lo rid a AN INDEPENDENT DAILY'.NEWSPAPER •Ar SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURafo\Yf DECEMBER II. 1911 ___ ----------------i - W J I Established In 1908 ! Member Atwoclalcd Press Objectives In The Philippines Nazi a ration Follows Similar Italian Act njfs.K’L o r »V 11 n v a d ing- Nipponese Reported To Have Won Footholds On P h i l i p p i n e Coast Japanese Landing Made Near Aparri 9 100 Bombs dropped On M&nila M i l i ­ tary O b j e c t i v e s WASHINGTON. Dec- It — (AP)— Secretary . of War . BUaucm am— m d today the •taklag of Um ' 19,000-ton Japa mo* Battleship, Haruna. by A m y bomber* off the north­ ern- coast of La son. lartcoi of tto Philippine Island a. Bartler tha ship was reported tpabed and oot afire. MANILA— Japaaeoa pararkaUato were rrpoetod today to Me* nalied an airport sis ■II— front IUgan In eastern l a m today obits United • ta t— and PhiUppta# troofti laMkd to drlet Jap rn and Woof* of too Island. • svarat sc.53 no- , . . I nvising*japany »T**t roo ds *nd POrachutiita were reijort» e d Wednesday night to have won uncertain foothold* along 160 miles o i 'the North and northwoat Luzon coast of tho Philippines, despite a smash• i n * assault by the U S. A m y and Navy fliers on one trans­ port convoy of six ships. _T to A m y announced officially tk at tho Japanese, In heavy farces, —Swaps s|(aInst northern Luton from Visas to Aparri and that Undines wars affected a t Aparri. TM Philippine constabulary —id Stela Ja panese facto* also had ba U adtaf a—r Vlpan mnnd there e t a oao report that tho •to w n had boas taken by Japanese ponabatiata. used .Both .both naval 1 Tho Japan*— Jaaat— uaad and aortal bombanlu—t to B | a—mmunlqu* ton laadiac* B which, —mm - f r o — tho ~htadquatter* of Gen. • b a n c h u MaeArtour. tho U. 8. Commaodar In Chkf, aaid were -In tea—ten— on ran* Ta—•) ■i;■-• • <• • **• j*-a*■ ■.Vi • ~ Declaration Of War On Japan {eagrna if t r Inlrd J M n » “ a » y w i— , J ■».*mdU4tf dtoOpd of Ja|—■a—ItWOnitotoMd s J tWy- |J> si U- llldsl HtsMs ' ms4 pm>M— U p -i»i» tWsto-sto % Ito 1— fwrkl •f J«| L mM Mil «4 «sr ipItoE IW 0 mwisl %mk ia pawpfc si ito I C s iM flsN d s i A l l i w I TW elnra fed id . Jr. a f Altotoo Cm— whkh Carp* into* m — Mr*. J . N. f I WrrW If «Atf J-sto «w I nm */ , •/ #U CaM Asfrs */ A*C-ferm I siW, TW lbs HM« al •sr Mews lbs I'sM IW«S mi lid Infirisl Oswmtul si Jifd* wW Us list fcna llral sf^ Ihs U»hs4 Butaa is kmh| f— wanUy AvW4| MftJ lU h n iM id l-rrtj WlUnfJ »*4 W in! I- fMfby tf- alifs Mf«l —4 —Mary Iwws si iWI'sitol |UIM teal Ihs IWVW si tfMQliif i st I- mry ssi war t| te»4 ito Is^ffisi O——— d mi iaptot n < to Wkg As s—ltd to i towomfal ismld^ihMkyUl mi As Wtein mi Ik fstorj in hiwhy ^yMe-tky tWCWOMwelite I'aiMr— --------------- { «• • i nr sm**iii *s rr,Mt At in e t If ,000 more tlernteS troop, have fallen on the snowy Moscow front an.) the advanc­ ing lied army has recaptured tea or more village*, the Soviet « • dio announce.! I » t ni|ht. • Ru.sian troops in the South also were advancing, and the r s . dio equaled M.iJ -Gen. Petrov la tied Star as saying the Germanl had Inst 13,01k) men, 1.10 tanka. 131 planes and more than 70 puns in 30 day, of assault OB the Red naval base of Sevastopol in the Crimea The radio cited these gains: Seven towns retaken in Ute Kalinin area, 03 miles northwest of the raptial; 1,400 Nazi, Mllot. Several settlements rewon In the Tula sector, 100 mllra south of Moscow; 000 Carmans kIliad, Recapture of Oleta In the Oral sector, 200 miles to the south, the routine of two German Infantry divisions, and 12,000 Gera casualties. ' *4' S , *1* %•■—el«*ral I'rraal ih o l IllU'tl S t a t e , sw iftly replietl In A \ |, d ec la ra tio n s i>f w a r ag a in st th is c o u n try today, wit It t u n g r e , , actin g w ith in m in u te , a f te r P re sid en t R o o s e v e l t u r g e n t w a rn ­ ing th a t "delay in v ites g re a t d a n g e r " I*> a vote o f 8S to 0. th e S en ate declared w ar on llc rm any an d Italy, an d th e M oose quickie i<dli>wed ,u it. T h e Mouse v o te w as fliKI. w ith |{e)> Je a n n e tte R ankin tIt.-M o n t.) recordetl as " p re s e n t." M i,, R ankin e a s t tho lone v o te ag a in st th e w ar w ith Ja p an , am w ar w ith G erm an y in 1917. * In ,i • In.. x.puragraph mew4ji|»,. |,i the PreaL dent Itapul and m ilte d » f f.i ••f the peo. p ll’1 i f till ho are dete r n iiiie d t» i• mi.mi Ini* will rn. ■U le a w n »1*1 vii lui y of tho f o r e e a «•f not itc mill of right, eou«ne*4 nio r On* fort*** of 10 Additional Towni Taken By Reds Sweeping Advance JO IN T N O O L im O N |W*laWf l U •rfsd*«f mpt f«Ua idtswt lU |aaf»fUi Oswism M Yonnally, Wolfe Win High Score At Weekly Shoot ............................ . . tu g e iy .11 lu ll lu ll l«lll 2 Men Tie For First w a"N«*v«*r lirfori*, hr «m»l, hi* Place In dun Club thru* brrn *'itr»*uti r »hiilh figr to I a n lift*. lihfit> mi.I »iviluat H*n.” Total Score HMrt;« » .u u n > u mth#. i | ©iai __ Match Score, i ». > .irc u rt« i m| _ | ,lltl.(| Stataa i Thli map »hown thr principal o^jrrtlvaa of Japanrxo rahtrm tbf* Philippine*. Manila haa already been tabjerte.l to hrnvy air at-I lack*, particularly on Ihi* Fort McKinley and Nuhola* airfields Foil Stotaenburg, ('lark Field, Camp John Hay and llaguio havr ulao teen hit by the raider*. Davao, on the bland off Mindanao, hu* bren bomlvd, with a 1*. S. uirrraft carrier reported nitarked m Davao CTulf. Jipanr»r troop* were reported to have landed on l.o. bang bland, off the north.wealein tip*of Mindoro. i A I* Yonnally ami Ju«p,T Wolf** t«Mla>. with Pniuo r Muomlinl U 4+C. *»e«l for high total mutch «ror»* uml | rh«*» ring t n wili in ltum*s ^hil»* Yonnally |o«ik top honor* »n i *^nJ ** »h .in h«ni..r to fight to. Dinnl and tapid firing, \\olf*« fo |-[ | | ac|«.r the war b D—^ -C L t-L J cs Q Q- *• I'twrt! t‘lu*«*|y in art*on<| |iUn* unit wouhl «i#*trriniiu‘ history for hinu T' i ~i i " ■ f " - • r m ■ • V ul*o shot thr Ih*«( tcorr in «htw »lmU <*f >«*atw to ---- -----firing with Yonnally taking «r«*on«l "Italian ni»n an.I Mmiirn, once place, yrwtrnlay afternoon at thr again 1 tell you in tin* great — o-.jfdfc, , S . / r tegular weekly inwt uf thr G u n .h iu r. \ \ \ hhall !•* virturbiua/9 (*luh on thr lukt* front fining *F.I Durr ihoutvtl. fmai^ lh« baltungr, Hynl Cimalr, prmiilrnt, until ' «•••»v *»f thr Pnluazo Vrnrala" in ted, ar* withdrawing front many R om e today. of the offensive wedges they M u » ,o lm i Individual olid totul match have driven into the Russian 7M A M •core, for rut-h shooter follow*. front, tu t they declared tho r* This la a copy, of tho original declaration of war acalnit th* th.- fuli-fol R T II Tot Japanese Empire, which was votod by CousTOaa after listening to tirement was to winter position, Hiller, intio A (' Yonnally !|7 100 H '.l 2 tM S for tactical reasons. Mr i,n.l Mr*. J I.. Hurt are J « « p .-r W o lf e •hit (iiM'riiitr, Ivtfitn nilifretftintf President Roosevelt. Tho re—luUon was first signed l y Speaker of Ut» ill) !>H Still Thr German push Is through sniung parent* in the llnitrd Juine* Allenby Hit ini till SHI llic Ki n iMnif ulioiit H on A. Ms tho House Sam Rayburn of Texas and Vtca President Honry A. until Spring, spokesmen indicat­ SImI i , uhu rrt-eived from their t harle* Shaffer Mil HI till S7H IK S T i It*In), mimI matU* his ed. declaring “Go-many ha* i»o Wallace., as president of to# Senate, and toon* by tha Fvoaldrnt. PI Nil Ml> Si',S war •Nil.iral hMi - h»»1 11> ofler* soil* il ropy of tile 'ThrUtlllU* Sum Gardner strategic ambitions this winter." 7t* HI Mil SIP WKItU in lliiwnii" booklet which wn» Jano-, llurdy In Africa British troops were llillrr ’•ni#!, "Thit lias lirconw* 117 7P 70 SHI —ported officially to havr lift I conipdrd by member, of tho I bail,-, I mini lh»* ififslfti y«*ur ilrt'i^lul) by thr aiego of Tobruk with a nr-* lleailipiarter* Si|Ujilron, I Hth (hi* (tt*Miii(n |M*ti|)lt* uml your Two pilot,. Mi,* Ruth Krnnrkjunction at El Adem In thr Lib­ k'M'dli-'l « (» * % ’NltMi ,' » t a litis befor* yan Desert, and last night an­ ling and llrnrv All.-rsmeirr, of llumltirdment Wing, Air Corpt it* " other heavy tank battle wa, be­ the Dorrmus-llushrnurk Flying nt llo-kiini Field, Hawaii, u book­ Mutotilini Itlimit'll “»tiu» man"*let including acenic view, uf lieved Immlnant west of, there .» “tb iiHM'in*••• tl«ri|ioL" for lhi* South African. Indl-.n ami Al- S,*n ' lr' ' ,,r,ivr,,. h”r' X—n-r.I.sy llaviuii, g rilling, from Muj. Gen. Vilen umi •*f i)i«* hitAtilitifs." liedd troops made the Junction an.l »f‘»r e*periencing con.ldornbl.- Martin anil Brig. Gen. Rudolph, Il»* gihI. 'T'aMhl Italy uml Ni* also captured Gambut, • coastal difficulty, in being allowed to in command nf Hickam Field, as *o*m»| Sto iulKt tii*rmnny, bound point about 40 miles asst of fly here, because of the emer­ well a. photograph, of the com. ,ill rail v by a |»s»*l of stfvl, to. Tobruk German and Italian unit, gency situation, Mrs. Mathew manders and personnel of this Owners of large stationary ml •lav b»vf rn»ii?«*tt thrmsclfrs fled westward after suffering llaabruuek, secretary and trru . particular squadron. atove* with out,Ido tanks were .ib»ui*«ub* horoit* Jupnn Miimnitt The names of ten young men heavy losses, the BrllL-h announ­ s u n t cf the organisation, dr. Iht* llnitrd Stubs «»f America/' warned today by Fire Chi^f Mark in that particular photograph ced. In n tptech boforo hit IMch* d yesterday. were published in the Army Clt-vrlund of the fire hatard Officers —Id their troope had elan Ibturda llitlrr Tha pilots, who will act a. casualty list, since the Hurt by th e e alnvrs when the tanka do ^tatc S m iin lim c established * 30-mlle-dcep wedge student instructors at th* school, family received the booklet. not have non-combustible atand,. a ifa m p ic tu r t'd lirrmany an in. Checks amounting to IM74JtO from Tobruk southward Into the Tho army anaouacod last night v in n b lii* u m l( a 1 tlm «mmo lint** will be located at the old Among them ia the squadron ad. such n* metal or concrete. wer» l—uad by tha County School It had ringed tho nation with men desert, ami mobile unite .now which Sanford air port, left Kingston, Lt. John S. Greene from "It i* against the State and tbi* v it'tiin o f war tdnltcra In Board a t Its rvgular mooting yci- and it—I aufflrisnt to “meet any were hitting out on either flank N. Y. and arrived in Savannah, Jut.tol, City law, to have womlrn stand, | t h r i ; llill-ll S t: tf«, llritain and terday to pay to t aatertaa of threat" of Invasion—and adiM In mopping up efforts against Ga., Sunday afternoon. As they Iowa. IliiM id The front cover hear, a phn. tranaporton, Janitor* and to co­ that a search was on for fifth co­ the axis fo n ts. A sandstorm rag­ were pnparing to leave th* Sa. tngraph of a native girl dressed for these tank*," Chief Cleveland ‘Germany Via* never hern a* staled. "Il will benefit the owner* ver Incidental sxpansos, Superin­ lumnists who Ut b—cons to guide ed throughout the srvs. vannan airport, an Army cap. In brilliant colors and the back of such tank* to comply with Un­ iimU'd a* today nnd will have tendent T. W. Lawton announced enemy airmen to Seattle. (be utm igtb to lulu* nil mea. tain stopped them, and explained Cover of the booklet is n carlo, law Also the tank limit is M> gal­ this mornlngt Tho fifth column tat —arch was that an erder from tha War De. graph of the Island of ()ahu. lons." He also told of the danger mirea nrrrzw rv," tin* Rvirlu Ha addod that notion was r»- on la too ration of Port Angeles, partment had Just como through Since the booklet it for parents, of having small oil heaters in Fuehrer aoprtctl in dtdnrin^ ia Wash. In th a t vicinity, state police grounding oil civilian planes un. most mothers and father* arv home* near any combustible ma­ wnr nnd added: tost night found and ostingulshnl 'Not only Germnnv l**jt all la— birth certificates proving probably intcristrd In the Christ, terial such as curtains, walls or a* —rise of fires, to Dm form of the decent people in Kuropc are birth In the United States could mas dinner menu, which con. woodwork. arrow* pointed toward 8—tile. bo produced. slat* in addition to tropical ap. The fire department answered deeply Bitiisfied with the Jap. N8te— to augment the defense the Miaa Kranckling did not have petlxers, a main mral of lukad a rail yestenby at n dwelling at nnoM* rbnllemce uguinut of both tho east and west coasts Poverty and need are revealed har certificate Cml the two pi. Virginia ham with champagna 2203 South Sanford Avenue a* n United Slatea.'* a m d a y a jg h , whan the in two Utters H ut bay* Just rome lota w o n forced to wait In Sa. ■auce, roa«t turkey with oyster war deportment pl—wd plans to to the at ten‘.I m of the Pa'vation vanuah until Tu—day. Mrs. Has. dressing and giblvt gravy, result of a defective oil heater. effect w hkh bar* materially Army. After invcatlg*tlon, the brunch drove to Savannah In an whipped potatoes, randied yams, There was no damage. The hou»e i. owned by II. C. Washburn an.l pie, occupied TIm Sdmlnolo County Tubor, strengthened to* fortes already organisation discovered that the attem pt to let her pilots rome vegetables, salad.,, mince by I. Felnberg. cul—la aad'M halth Aaooalatlon Is stationed ta to*— a rt—," th* com- money secured by —eh family Is through and Mias Kranckling fruit rakr, fruits and cheese*. * and Mr. Alloramalar war* al. The general plan .for a Christ, barely enough for foci. gvarinf Its program to moot th* M—nwUto Pacific _ Tho fir— letter roods, “Do you lowed to fly to Jacksonville mas celrbrstion has been chnnged now w ar Uiao n**d, according to Mr*, i . I* Jugloy, chairman last night mobilised for fuil wsr- hovo ■nything my boy* cmald wear where a wlr* thor* confirmed somewhat, Mrs. Hurt added. tima d*fcn— as ton - Army and yot? J started thorn to —bool to­ Ml— Prtnckllng's birth In the Included In the scenic e|< of tho —Jo of —ala. ■ ■hly hunted for n J*- day and they haven't anything to United State*. • section are pictures and illualra. Over 400 inquiries havo been Bho said today, “ All thou Utey b*- wear. I will sea gou. Mrs. Langn*. They arrived boro at noon tions of Industry on tha Island, received by th* Chamber of who havo not * —a t . to thalr Mrs. 11. O. McArthur, resident planes Juat aa soon os my foot gets ytoterday In a Piper Crulsor and yachting, civic canters, shoreline of Seminole County for sevoral Commerce aa the result of a money to tha organisation for a Piper Cub trolnor. photographs, Waikiki'and besides Sanford and Seminola County —ala are urged to do — a t ones well." shutdowns modem photographs, a group years, died in GainesviU* Sunday advertisement, which appeared In Another stricken woman write*, anahte tha too m o c k tion $ to to onabJ* aaaaoiatl afternoon. While Mr*. McArthur Orv- for a—UUnco, "Tha truant offi­ the tourist edition* uf 10 of tho called “Hawaii ill of yyesterday." ‘ “ ■or* accurately plan and JAYS TAKE PRISONERS and the late Mr. McArthur lived nation's loading newspaper* oa r raid cer woo hero Ihio aaon about tho adequately taot m to So Seminole in Sanford, ha was superintendent CHURCH CHANGES NAME Nov. 2.1, and additional Inquiries County. absence of my child—n from TOKYO, Dm . I I -(O ffic ia l of Iho Third Dhrielon of thv At­ are being received now from th# "Tha money ralaod now must school. A* I told her, they have no radio plckad up by (*)>— Tho NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 11 - lantic Coast Lin* Itoll Rood. yea- cloth**. I hate v m much to ask Ho—a Mlaiatry announced Wad. second advertisement which ap­ tofam **• w t toro program Following • funeral service peared In last Sunday's issue* of The Rbtog Sun Baptist — well aa carry m roetto* work. your aid but I ea-t«— help i t They n—day that JS 7 0 British and UP)— Church Wednesday, by u—nlmoua which was conducted -In Gaines­ th* tamo papers. Secretory Ed to L— AngaTh* military and « M g to p o p u Ia. tha children ; in schMl by Amur—an Nationals, including of Ite member,hip named ville Monday at 3:30 P. M., Mrs. Higgins said this morning. I a ir a t 13 JO Uona* naoda Will - totra to ba Ily tha girls Canadians sad Australians, had vote Itself the PtnUcost Baptist •anally taken A reproduction of tha advora - t fra— tto proaaada af tha ■y children or* small lor boon taken Into custody through, Church, thus otoddlag th* noma McArthur’s body w»a takrn to K, * Wilmington, N. C for burtal. \ n k T alarm. tlemcnt la shown on an Inalda ouk lap an sine# tha outbreak of of th* flag of Japan. their ago. pa go. "Wo a n doatitut* for clothing. ton* war. Placed by the Griffith Adrar. You a n perfectly urokomo to tialng Agency, th* advertl—menta -m l* itoi —0 for your—If. 1 thank v * In paper* with a combined for whatovor help 7 " t *1B circulation of H,183,000. Figur­ ing three people par family tha “‘ t L 8*iv*tkto Army la -k in g circulation will roach 34,b79,000 citiaaaa to gtyo their utmost ta people. Also advertisement* to when tto order that —a— Uko tha— l«« and Mma foeaad ip a rc Lt. Jack Glllon and Ralph mark** Manila. to Vichy, S T h T S l B N g l C h rijb ja. time. King nr* among the man from Ralph King, ton of Mr. ond M l* m a a tm Langnr toad of «to roll Bomlnole County who aro atat. Mrs. Ralph King of Ovkdo, has tto ro t —L Pacific toon serving In , th* Navy . for call money to to k . 91108.13 krnad in tha troubled Tto and with th k report, tto new area at tha praaent time. L t GlUon la tha tan a t J . M. tha pact thro* year* aomawhar* w ar food —aapaign officially CTO Glllon of thla etty and la to tha In tha vicinity of Hawaii, but --------------Mann 17th Bomber Squadron a f th* hi* «xaet wtoronbouta U atntod, tom adktely after tto n t h Bombardn—n t Orouo whkh known. ■ tottog th k m a n to g ,. County Another tailor, O k f 1N o rd . k stationed at Manila. Th* lieu, tenant left tto United I ttte a gran k on n bant "oaooowl Th* first itraw torri daring N av e-to r and tya family for v—r ware auatkaod al h n m t t ' Market Utk Urd* f wrttton -Do*, l pad f i a t - qnMa t o n - U p -. > >/X a*# '&J Parertts Receive Booklet From Son At Hickam Field, Hawaii Student Teachers For Air School Arrive Yesterday School Board Army Says U. S, Issues Checks Can Meet >Any - For, Salaries Invasion T hreat Chief Cleveland Issues Warning On Oil S to v e s D e f e a t e d Candidate Fifth- C o l u m n i s t s ’ Plans To Contest Search Begins In .Washington S t a te Trustee E l e ct i o n .Tolar Bryan, Jr. T. B. Organization Now Stationed In Will Gear Program Marine Air Corps To Aid War Needs - • Loalte Tolar Russians Kill. 14,000 Germans On Moscow Front ( riot M M IIER KH Salvation Army Gets Note3 From Needy Families Former Sanfordite Dies In Gainesville Of United Sfa jrdeaor Virita Bed Crow War Campaign Begins Inquiries About City Received In Response To Ad Jack Gilloib Ralph King And Olaf Nordgren Stationed In Pacific Area City News Briefs WEATHER i z & o i V m Z ro-kii i •v.A a ' <• i �•? i •• • TflUttiDAT, DECEMBER 11, 1911 fA O B T W l .* — Jeeepb T. Hodgson I ■J I ’J p. Jeha D. Dtagett 1 that tha army and nary Immediate court martial ga against flee high rank, -a charged with the defense I was asked by Rep. John 1, ef Michigan. Ha claimed army and navy In Hawaii Ight off guard If thty were Attorney-Genern) af Hawaii, Joseph V. Hodgson U pictured aa hs left Chicago for home. He waa-eacatimi. inir in the United 8Utea when the Nipponese mad* the sneak raid uu Pean narbor. Thl. U the Bret aht lsK f> m o ti« e W o r n 1 pilot in the picture htrm A n t; tank. Thin Big Bertha caterpillar made at the Baldwin will teen w a n la eesntity from the factory aiaemblp linen. The tank k alth-kamad the "TawIt Torturer" becauae of the training paeei he i s uaderge before be pronounces them “it." C. P. Fknntfhoto In San r<dro. soldiers bring a machine gun to protect Jspanc»e-owncd and operated ahopa on Terminal I»Uml. All Japanese-populated arraa in California Kara been placed under guard. mu# Marr kefatry . «. u a Jnanlta Estela I.opes Beautiful Juanita Eitrla I/inet, as “Mira latln America,” will be fea­ tured on e float in the I’aradena, Cal., Tournament of Hoars parads. lal after the bad bean taken bee gaa-flllad boms. Mery • aeeen-menth-old Kathleen, Leaving the Hi The life of Covernor Joseph it Polndeitsr of Hawaii was menaced by tha Japaneta air attack on Pearl Harbor, when a bomb landed near klaofflctal residence. Damsgatoths .-llljr .wsa rspprtsd heavy. • pirtment, after testl investigation of dafona |ng. The committee hr bylsts received hugs for promising to get order* fo r various m Lieut. Gen. Charles D. Herron afjasftSSiSrsjs •ad man af one af the la rg sst« fighting forces under the Amer tn flog Is Lieut. Gen. CharJeeJ arrou, In command of the Hi The children’s paranU ware irk when the three tots were la tu r n 10 Million Men Are Available To Serve HE OLD HOME TOWN e#l 0 t V»>r«* 0<t re rs By STANLEY it woo< SH OPS ICBBLACKOUT aid course plan, r activities for tbo * ★ * * + ■ More than ’ a n k tit Army v u b b w o « th byL ^ bawr^ iHmb the u 7 9 ,0 0 0 * S ^ C O M T W O L . y J H E R B IT . 'i+ Z • ’-! DOOOI JO M A T ID TIUCKS d r s t w o c t i v w e a jh w « y v N I U .I T A W Y - c DOC, ITS T O O BAD \ v m CAHT <MST *mAT S [ U N D P e «£toranc# and complacency"»«th* •{‘hout iv - u p ) now + ] �# jW M P A Y , D ECEM BER ll\m i « A ifW f» . r to im y i PACE THREE I t S. Bombers Sink Jap Ship N ear Manila FLO R ID A Jr f r IT • ' i —— L * *a ml .'aC 101 i <d\ ABMm*--- - ■ ** CT •i 5ANFOTO BAN0 1 *W i t W t The Seminole High School Band ami grl I* il team . T h«j|(V leryctte*, o f S an fo rd played an im poitant p a il in the C hristm as P arade of Bands hetd last Thur<- Orlancio. Kifteen people from nil sections of the state Sem inole girL drill team is *h<»wn in Ui. hand- from Id Florida cities ami towns look par t n thr* The Sanford hand follow* a patnotu i vent which » i a witnessed by approximately ILJU American l.tgi.ni day to inaugurate the holiday ifasAn in their bate after thr Manila raid, w r p shot d«mn by U. S. fighter*, ■ g ^ - e b l i H / w t - ami • m r a cap- Manila and it* own naval ami military establishments ware un­ der ferocious and auatuinrd aerial attack in the bri(ht afternoon lun- SOME COLOR BUN0 MEN MAKE BE1 AERIAL 06XRVCB9 THAN TVQBC W l TH • Smoke columns wrre visible from Nichols air depot; fires burn­ ed at th« Cavite naval base, and the raiders struck at a line of mer­ chant ships anchored outside the breakwater of Manila bay and at ■art William McKinley. w Heavy anti-aircraft fire greeted the first wave of 27 planes, which flew over at about 20,000 tn 25,000 f a s t The Japanese circled the city three times in perfect formation jpd droppd 100 bombs, centering fflelr attack on military objectives. Concerning British ship losses yesterday, the Japanese raid that the 'Repulse sank invnrdiatrlv after bomb hits on It at 2:20 P. 51. Tokyo time, and that the Prince i t Wales was crippled in one at­ tack, tried to eacipe, and went down under another avalan.-he of bombs a t 2:60 P. M- The big Prince of ’Wales wns specially ar­ mored against air attacks. #T hc action ocenreit off the east­ ern Malayan coast, the Japanese •said, while on the northern tip of Malaya, Japanese land forces were fighting their way toward Kota Bharu, a British air base, after mmcessfnl landing operations. In the seas about Malaya and i In the air, both wrashlps ami | planes from the Dutch East Indies reinforced the British In strength. Netherlands bombers were helpjp r British, Australian ami New Jlalsnd air units to pound Jspanese transport ships and air bases In Thailand. Dutch warships!poss­ ibly Including new cruisers) were with tha.JQiUlshfsr eastern fleet la th e ^ fa a T o a T ' ^ • a u M e y t l F B ’Gmt-HOW if n aiNr 1 a* thing/ 1 ’ARRY.' iI WUJU LOOK1 1 IN’TOP J ^H O U J A NORMAL VISION. THtV CAM W Q T l jhM- V OUTLAWD OBJECTS THAT NORMALI SIGHT CANNOT OOTINGthSH.' HM M -H^v AMOufLAOCO ►wiftuooca? H m m llnm e* t v I mnirniincw will »i | lion mlditioiml intimated. T M Griffith ter to Mr. 11it? ”Th«* war n«*** httvi* tnnir rfft* *|Min*f* lhat wr grt from tlu* uI • lii*\ «*, howt vi i al i 11 have a f.«i tin* yunr ’* New* papers n 220 M AGNOLIA-PHONE 861 titeinrnt* appmn NEW EYES FOR HOLLYWOOD/ ' MIO MAKE-UP EXPERTS UStCONTACT LENSES TO FURNISH 'OftUNKS* WITH BOOOOSHOT EYES’, TO AGE’ EYES FOfi CHARACTER PSRT3. AND ___ TO MAKE UGHT COL"V . OMD ones PHOr TOGRAPM DARK. LUKE/ IN TN* C H IP5. ----------- ~ *tkm I— — n la N s 'i mmainland a ln ln n it elm. of »Wa the acolony’s defenaea in tha land attack which began Monday. 0T b* attackers wsre declared to have been stopped, however, and there was even better news from Chungking, China—a report of an offensive by Chinese troops against tha rear of the Japanese forces attacking Hongkong and an as■ n li' directed against Japanesebald Qsnton. CITY BRIEFS The Ncnnimli* Itolamiwl S«*ci»’ly will mes-l in thr l itv Hall tomor­ row night at M IH> o'clock. II . . i l . . . , l)s Vss* Three) fur $2.10 a p in t The bu vn • were William Williams and John l-iach remaining Sutiudny n f. j McLellsnd. Thf grower Is J. II. lernoun lirfm i- Christmas Day, | Tindel of Lake Monroe. and l hi* lidluwmg Saturday,! Hie Post O ffice will nut cluae as District Exa.Uif Buler Janie. A. Dunn will be present ut the customary. It J. Itully, (naU regular meeting of the B. 1\ O. master. Mated today, in order K. Friday night for his official lhat employe* may laku care of visit. Tbs T h lrty .Iin t I Dixie) and r dlvtsieaa are Camp Bland* two largest single unlta to. The Whole Family Will Knjoy A New HOT POINT WATER HEATER fn lm n . w»<*• , ra f* York Times. Cli I'hilinlrlphU Iv*i New*, rieveland Pitt'shuruh Pro TimriuStar. Wa*l Hernhl. Indian.i|>< the Boston (»loh IT’S YOUR MOV Here Arc Money Sj ' •« C f FORMORE THAN 10O YEARS AFTERSPECTACLES WERE INrtNTEO.THEY0CBT%75 TO #100.' ONLYTHE RICHCOULD Afroeo THEM.REPORTS THE BtTTtftvrjION INSTITUTE.' • O ffic ia l advices from Hongkong, meanwhile, acknowledged there had been some Japanese prnetra- i Inquiries Snout City Received In Response To Ad T0UCH T0N DRUG CO Cor. First & Magnolia Theta- Price* l ) o No! Included Ft-ds-ral lA c i.s - T . i \ 50c Phillips Milk of Magnesia $1.25 CREOMUUSION 40c C ASTORIA $1.25 CAROII) & BILK SALTS 25c CARTER’S PILLS $1.25 Warn pole’s PREPARATION 25c It. C POWDERS $1.00 WINE OF CAKDLI 50c Forhan’s TOOTH PASTI 50c ItAKItASOL 75c N U J O L . 35c SlaOANS LINIMENT 25c FEENAM1NT $ 1 .0 0 ZON1TE 5 0 c P A Hisl)M JU ST U S Umnizcr / ’ CHOCOLATES I RECAP -----Frcnh Shipment Ju*t I l vide* hot vMMer lor only a few crate a dsjr. No Ira coonections necessary either. Just aiapsct is M s a s l SKSSSSC matte — dependable — tuff R ound nod square modtls. A alia for retry need. » # « O T H E R S IZ E S Atvyooo Uaviag Toya Thcy Wlah To Doaata To The EHfM Chriat^naa Trao Pjbaae Leave . L T TO TPQ IN T pen- A New Tarlt City gallWMga U escorting Consul General Morito C m pltta officea," toon after Janaa’a attack an M tm dJW was announcad by tha White Huum. IIJ PROPORTION l c i ) d i i i i - :i l i d T h m A# Tha Flra SUtlon. • A U T O M A T IC I L l C T t i e W A IN becsese It's f t mm Wruppcil. Tobacco Specials FKJNCE ALBERT Hi. H9c GRANGER........ - lb. 7lfc Sir Waller Ralalvh lb. 70c DII.I.’S BEST.*...... lb. HOc MODEL...4............... lb. 69c £>je Our Complete Line Of Pipes Cigar Specials Tampa Nuggatta Garcia Garda Hoi Tan Har-a-Tbjnpa M BATKRt k CIGARS 25 for.. 50 for... /e Kecvivtd. All Clirlsl- LAYER CAKE ALAMODE 5 8ATUHDAY ONLY Served Front 11:3(1 In 7:30 TURKEY DINNER KonMt Younj; Tom Turkey Oynter Dresaing—Cranberry Suttee (siblvt Cnvjr— Whipped Pblalnes CarrotH and Peas—Combinalinn Salad Hot olla ft B uttar—Ten or Coffee Krcah IMncappla Jello— Whipped Cream EVERY DAY SPECIAL BREAKFAST Ob* EfX (Any Slvk*)--Two Slrlpt Uamn o Het GrlU—Bttl’rr-d T o u t. Jelly & Coffee 4 * i ' �♦ * DECEMBER 1!, % Ul The Sanford Herald snU loa rowt* w ill w rfcaravs l , i ne resatar ■S,,rlUI>B n ln . • ■— - ■' — la la a O Hiw, I h . )» » * •* •* ♦ , . R tfr H n l,. T*» HmM I, • S » M l W aa I M»M a t a O r m U l a a . O W *»* era la ib a la r a e a t r ltla a m t ,b a a a a a t r s a l l k y ,la < •" M l b a a O a M M a ra l a i b l a a s a aa4 H e w T arfe. easelr ealllWO la Iba aaa far ra. pobllaailaw ,1 all a a a , Olaaatabaa • SsSllaa fa If aa aal albarwlaa fWOwe la Ilia aaaaa aa, ,h « Iba laaal aawa pabllabaO barala. Oil Habla la ssSllaallaa af aaarlal O w n*"' e w .e lrr arr-r.rw. TH U K SD AY. DEC. 11. 1941 BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY Ad o p t a n iik k o ic i d e a i . AND I.IVK U p TO IT: Watch ye, stand fast In Ilia faith. i|ult on Ilka man, U* strong. - I I'mitlilsn* 10:13. J . AUTUMN PAU9E fProm Tli« Washingtmi Post) Hansels sri* filled with smoke. Countrymen look to the osk To messurn the strength of frost That swept the fields with n I. stroke. # Tke hours of tho dsy ore rro**>-.l ? F , hours when. Ihe sun Is lost And the sun honna heavy 11ml . low Whipped by the wind, and tossed. One day Ihe sun will Jo; There will como Ihe aimill of snow And n silence over tho pines And thu waiting Ih iu s o below. ji-j And fhe cold so long withstood Will rlose st lurt at it should And the snow begin lo fall And muffle Ih* ax In the' wood. —CIIARLKH MALA.M IE{CLAIMjJ Friends In Need Italy and Germany have declared war on the United States. They did not wait for the United States to declare war on them. They did not wait until they had conquered the rest of the world. They declared war on us because Japan had declared w%r on us. They declared war when they were still bogged down In Russia, in North Africa, in China. What ’now becomes of the figment that Germany would never go to war against the United States? This country was too strong and powerful. Germany wouldr’t dare. Resides, there were those three thousand mibs o’ ocean. There were no bombing planes which could cress that ocean arid our Navy could stop any expeditionary force. Let us hope it can. I-et us hope that our Arm> and Navy can keep close watch over our thousand.*/ of miles Of coastline so that no landing parties can gain a foothold. I,et us hope that Germany has no planes which can cross the ocean, no nearby bases, from which to bomb New York and Washington. But Germany would not ibciare war without some plan of campaign. If Gfifraa/iy ran attack.us now. hour- niuch ^ tlttr x he. could have dona so Jf.UrJtaJa had, fallen, if the British navyware all at the bottom of the sea, or in German hands. it ilvjir'u bad.noL /aaattU <zr itstWitV* fiiugfcC,1■had ‘oeed quickly defeated. How much better nblo to molest us Ja­ pan would be were it not for the plucky resistence of ihe Chinese and for the Dutch and British In the Far Last. Wouldn’t we be in an awful fix if this war hud not come until after the Chinese had been whipped nnd taken over by the Japs, until the putch East indies with all the r essential oil und rubber supplies had been seized by the Jupaneso, until Britain had been defeated m d a “Vichy" government in l,ondon hud made a deni with Hit­ ler. until Russia hud been conquered? Lindbergh said we could do business with Hitler. Lindbergh said that even If Hitler cunqucred the whole world, the United States would have nothing to fear be­ cause it was so great und powerful. Hitler would not dare attack us, nnd could not successfully If he wanted to, so would prefer to do business with us—on a businesslike basis. .Isolationists said that fT we would Isolnto ourselves front the rest of the world, we could not be attacked. We followed their advice up to the time of the defeat of France. Now we have been attacked by Japan, while Germany nnd Italy have declared war on un. But thunk Heaven, we atlll have ullleal Booklet Oii Cotton7 Comes Off Press (Special)—A U -p tp booklet tolling tho story of So* bland cotton, compiled nnd written by tho Florida Fodenl W rite"’ Project, baa Just coma from the nraaa apswamd ty tha State Depart ment of A ig ln lto n . m w captaa of tao booklet mir be secured from tha office of Natan Mayo, commissioner of ogrtraltore, Tallahaatee, Fla. GIVE SILVER . STERLING KING EDWARD rw^ei iT’a a u sT ^ a rw n . .Jlr Gorham LoJUMW&J ~ CHANTILLY ST A T E OK By Corham Pleasant companionship and delicious drinks are always on hand. .. Meet your friends here. Mod­ erate prices at all times. Package Goods . Beer & Wines Cocktails PRELUDE By International BRIDAL BOUQUET By Alvin SILVER PLATE 1AI7 R ogers Wm. R o a m ENGLISH GADROOM Deliver Telephone 9106 By Gorham THE TAVERN COMMUNITY * • *• • t* • *-i Henry McLaulin 114 N. Park Ave. JEWELER n r siu -rn mxh Fir* — Windstorm — Theft — Colllalon — Burglary - . Heme Ran Francisco residents are sold to be skeptical of black. M t regulations, ft will lake n real bombing attack to wake up Mm# people. Society Nate of the F elare • ^ 11m couple departed* on tho 'Waldlng trip using tha chrome Dimming* that had been “worn” hy thu automobile of tha groom's fhlher.—-Indlananolls Star. Compensation —• Liability Accident M n w ia s m s s m i ..Sim nimpia llgurtil ll It out: i ple nsmbo Hsmbo flgurtd "lit a damrcracy you does as you choose— In a dictatorship you ahoosa what the hlg noise does. You choose It, and ynu does It!" -rTJmes-UnUm. You sho does, or Choeen tha outstanding player In New England, Endlcott "Chub" Peabody (right), Harvard grid star, raaalraa the George Balnea Lowe Memorial Trophy from E. ‘J . Met rChub1* Csrthy In Cnml FOR CHRISTMAS own common aenao Indicates Representative Jeannette BaaUa, a f Montana, la pictured la g telephone booth, an unwilling camera subject after aba had cast tha ana lone vote against war with Japan. She repeated her act af l i l t , whan, aa tha first woman congraaaman, aba voted ogalaot war with Germany. Than, as new, the followed bar action by barricading harw sell la her office, weeping. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Bp BUSaXLL KAY *• written aa first news of and the victory will not M M t e n u ,n J aewardly at- weak or a month. Wo at teek bv Japan la trickling In. Tha prepared sad U will r war of norvea Is ended and the'* full cooperation of o v a war of nation begun, It waa awe vice men nnd civilian alfl •ought by tha United Btatea Eat • Wa must forge) o u r i "°w that It has coma w* accent teresto,, cease iquabbUl ourselves, «nfr go w W filet unflinchingly. Ihte fact 1a already full Dlapauhaa tall of considerable damage with losses sustained by our military fo n ts a t several AndersonGriffifth Funeral Director TM B. Sad BC !**• eh*m'"[■ ■!“*#"Ur tha oaSh ■UY A GOOD UHD CAB FROM THE AM ■ Pack. I I , of Miami (npoad dead while readlit the Jspsneit bombing n tha Philippines. Ha waa tr governor of part of llpplaea end from 1900 M d gervrovd over a mlL tpla fai tha Mountain InviftedTo The Open House Of PIPPIN CARDENS, Florist Thursday, Dec. llftlH^^O to 10:30 P. M.- (k r.jfF* i n' a I 'd ftowavs M3 hi '• * mb. �/\ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1!, 1911 TflE HANFORD ITERALH. SANFORD, FLORIDA Social And Personal Activities • MRS. LOURINE BEAL, Society Editor Chapter Of Sub-Deb Club Stages Dance Church Circle Has Kegular Meeting The City Hall vra* corn till with ChiDtmas red »n,l grren for th which was sponsored Grs-Dri Chapter of Dt-li Club mi T llou by Ch»|*n>iiti for lh<- dm Mr ami Mr*. F. It A-l W. <’ S s tr n .i ami 11 Vaughn. • Attending w ire: th Ruth Strnatroin, Butl Lois Sstrher, Lillian W ty Jo Anderson. Klital V - K. !*. I. >c!;i \ aim Mis ti S. Salman were h»*t,•*«,.« „„ \ | lin. Telephone HS Social Calendar THURSDAY Th* Col. Theodora Uoosovalt Chapter, U. 8. W. V. will meat nt th# home of Mrs. Mae Shaafar on B m Avonu* at 7:30 P. M. to b« followed by the anneal ChrUtmn* P*rty. - Th* T*WMemi Club will have IU raguUr meeting in the Court James A rant returned yester­ day from Atlanta, (In., where he ha* been fi r several weeks. Friend* of Mrs. Mayme Hodg­ kin will be sorry to li-am that she is ill at her li one on Lake Oners i Io u s t a t 7:30 p. Jf. Th* Phi lathe* Clast of the First Baptist Church will hove its annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs. John la-a. 3U-J Para Avenue, at 7:30 P. M. Each mambar is asknl to bring a 10c gift fw^Ahr..J/rg f iy ' nUrtr-tg Aar /*. orphan. The department president of thy American Legion Autillary, lir a . Edith Montgomery of Tallahassee wbl be honored nt a lumiuet at th* Valdai Hotel at 7:00 I*. M. , Reservations may be mails by telephoning Mrs. C. L. Irwin, S92-R, or Mrs. Henry Mcleiulin. J r . 875-J. The T. E- L. Class of the First Baptist Churrh will have its an­ nual Christmas party in the annas of the churrh at <1:30 P. M. Each member Is Invitrd to attrnd and bring a covered dish, also a 10c gift for the Christm n tree, and a package for the Christmas bas­ ket for a needy family. Gladiola Grove 267, Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will meet at the Woodmen Hall at 7:30 5». M. with Mra. A. C. MadJcn. guardian, presiding. Th* Eemlnole Rebakah Lodge will hive a meeting in the LO.O. Hall at 8:00 P. M. ;'*y ,? f!*“r"f° ?n f,,r ,h - ........ of the Helen IJovtl t »rr|.* tSi- f j r«a Baptiat Chiirrh *h:«-h „ n, tha home of l|r« K. rW.-v . |'nrt Avenue. Mrs. n F M. llh , !r.. lh a lrman. presided m .r it,.- l„ „ .nt.„ session, an.| th- . 1. „ , m nduited by Mi S i ! fiaM. Th.. .. .......... ....... Uinrht by Mrs .s, |,inm \ ,.,|t, „„ ■tawranlship « .< g n .n l v Mm | j. A. W iliam * nn.l Mi |- |p.‘ ball atplaina .1 th.. pu ns, . r , t>, •nr t’lan* wara made l.v tin- iam ban to visit th, t •milly ll mi,, on tha afternoon of |».v 17 rtsr*e now mrmbrr. nor « o |. - . |i | (ha clrrie aiul th. >. ,...rt. of var­ ious ihnirri. n »••,,. |„ ,, | att^r which a aorul | - • 1... I w ». . n ,.•> • .1 a/nl m fow h itiriil. ho, ......... Frasant with th.- h .-t. . u,-ia Mr*. K. f . Iln i|..i M u , I., Taw, M m . J, J . AVwmimf, "\fr«. William*, Mi * \ t \ im»U*:»v. Mr*. II. C. S i f f. V »* ini'-III. Mr*. II II r iii.iiH .r . M .. M S NvUon. M r 4 II. *. i-» H \\ yhnnnon, Mm >1 v\%rll ^*.'\»nt Mrs. Preston Shot nil. Mrs. II \ Morvltnii, Mr* M I M* . MiU A. Palmer nn.l M» I \V. Mrs. L. T. Sheppard and Miss Theo Vickery spent Mrnday in Orlando attending s district m eet­ ing of telephone im ployees. home of Mrs. M. G. McNair In Rose Court ut 10:00 A. M. The I). A. It. will meet at I the hom e-pf-M r*. c . K . - Z a u v m j m l*ark Avenue st 3:00 P. M., with Mrs (in w js Morgan aa o r t a s te n -------- --------A special meeting of the Bundles for Britain Club has been called for 7:30 P. M. at the home of the chairman, Mrs. I. D. Martin. 1351 Mellonville Avrnue, at which time a “ Bun. die* fur Blue Jackets'* organisa­ tion will he formed for the l»iys in the Navv. SATURDAY The Cecelitn Music Club wl I have its regular meeting in the Fannie R. Munson Studio on Myrtle Avem> at 3:13 P. M. MONDAY The Prayer Band of the Preshvteriair Churrh will meet III the rhureh at 3:00 P. M. to be fol­ lowed by the jn.pirntmnnl m eet­ ing st 3:30 P. M. The program meeting of the W. M. U. of the First Baptist Church will be held in the church at 3:30 P. M. The topic | for the month is "An Urgent FRIDAY ClrcUa of the Sanford Garden Gospel, Song of the A ngels, The World's Hope." Circle One will Mr e n j Mr*. J W. Mcro an spending the day today in Dayton* See th as Ihe gw**t* o£ the]son and daughter-in-law:, ' Mr and Mrs. George Mero. Mr. and Mrs. A. 7 . llarri. o f Jacksonville have hoen spend­ ing a few days in Sanford nr the guest o f Mist Evoleen Cu*' at rer home on Celery Avenue Hr*. Harris Is the owner and mnnager o f the Sybil Beauty Shop In Jacksonville. Azalea Circle Has Business Meeting Mr*. I- E. Spencer presided over the business meeting of the A taiea Circle of the Sanford Garden Club winch was held ut the home o f Mra. George Shipi on Fast Seventeenth Street yr« terday afternoon, with Mr*. Spt-n car a* co-hostess. An Interesting article or "Nomenclature" wav given .by Mr*. II. II. Ileeren. who usei cuttings of different plants tc Fine Show Promised By Mrs. Ruth W right i for Good Girls and Bovs Mrs. liulh (ion,on Wright has prumised one of the nio*t ou t. landing shows* of tin year when he curtain goes up on the rv. •ning of Dee. IS nt the Sem in, le High Xehool for the third ihristmas Dunce Review o f the !uth Cnnlmi W iiglit D.itiring Ituilio. “The Ilnogy Wnogy Man" will ')»• presented liy Jlnrv lani Cope, ■mil us a song and dune* num. >er An iin|»er*nttitl<nn of "Sonn llcinie" in an "Ire Skating tullet" will le» given hv Beverly Risters with her "u*u il prufea. slonal air." Iteverly Cqnner will d:inre a "Military Rhythm" dressed ns a majoretth. und Carolyn llnckehr will he seen in u "Walts Ithytliiii Tap." “ Ballet Unli|iic* w'll lie featured by Ann Lyl**, T vtrrlls jean Nelson mid Mnriaun# S lrick. Why do** Ellen Eaton dm an car trumpet? , BSCJ0II ska's 4W haSra* prelate at baa sake* aa4 Maialta aka starse4 aaiaa aUMFOID * pawCaa. f M l l«*a l»f aew k* Department of Commarca. A United States sailor, hurriedly summoned to leturn to bis po-l f.-l lowing the Japanese sits. k on I S territory in the Pacific theao. t , * i. his girl goodbye before h. -ar.lt' : * train at Pennsylvania Slatn.n,' V » York City. L»ys, Hears, Elephants- Doprs, llm etc. Washulile fuzzy ami washahlt tlaml *W*\f*»* naby Tki^fblH th* group. One Win presented by tiny llarritlt Ur.' arrangement of red ding and Hetty Bryan will gl, gladioli and th# other one wa« a tap to# dunce. composed of baby blue, pink and • Betty Ann Stiles w ill dance > .whit* cynoglouu m (Japanese for. “ Hhythm Tap" and Umre M u StlnrCIpher will be seen ‘lii‘ gat.m e-n ots). For th* January meeting the "Toe Ballet.” Sonja nntl Saudi cirtl* will visit th* eamallla gar. Monfortnn will be presenlnl in ,• dans in L*aaburg. At tha eonrlu. "Petite Tap." Jo Ann Wilkin.. alon of tbo business, th* hoates*. GOWNS $2.98 Woman’s Tricot aa Illustrat­ ed, In Blue, Green and Tea Roue. . PAJAMAS aa served refraabman ta to the following: . Mrs. Hreran, guest, Mrs. Frc.l Pope, Mrs. J. W. Chlldr*. Mr* C. B. WUeeup, Mra. W. P. Field* M rs.-* M. Hayes, Mrs. W. SI. Marshall, Mra. P. P. Campbell. umra have been designed un I Mra. F. A. Uri*. Mra. O. P. vith special lighting effects "th Herndon, Mra. Hoary McLaulin, -<hoiY promiifs to l*» Jr., Mra. Henry Russell. Mr*. Earl Do*s*y, Mra. P. H. Lan*lng. Mri. Wriirht tlfflaretl. Mrs. Richard TsnEyck. Mr*. II. I W. LRU*, Mra. E. B. 8mlth and Mrs. H arry Robson Imogen* Wloacup. This (’liristinas Givi Friday & Saturday Double Program Kelher or Samson LUG(2AGK Mrs. John Rogers entertained at her home on Myrtle Avenue last evening with • linen shower In honor of Mrs. Harry Rnher.n. a resent bride. A Christmas them, was chosen In the decorationvhich consist*' of polnaetth* ai-1 howls of fruits of the t->cin. A quia contest was participat­ ed In with tha prit* being won' LOUNGE COATS $150 PANTIES r t 'TRio-t- Pi'uture nl <1:10—U:I0 Is Honored At Party $|.95 up BRIEFS • ENDS TONIGHT aoma noody family, Th* devo­ tional waa conducted by Mrs. 8- H. English. Th* meeting closed with a prayer offered by Mra. 0. P. Ilendsraon. Gifts w«ra brought It, the par. ty by Mch memb.T to b* put on tbo t m for Ue Ciadl* Roll Department of the church and for th* Chrlatmaa basket. 1 h* Chrlatmaa colors of rad and grace war* pead to decor, eta th* r a w s *f Mrs. Dearbo’s h*ma far tha party s a J the tablet from which a w v a rtj dish sup. per waa aerrvd yrK edlnf the mooting furthered th* chosen morif. •.•V 'TWa* yrtaent wew- Mra. II-ti . dtfuM , Mra. Cat'l Bheppanl. MQb Eag-'sh, Mr*. J. Roy Britt, Mra. Dvti* Knight, Mrs. K. U Etlaey, Mra. A. H. Huher Mrs. D* K. Weft*ha M n. WMhrr#. Mrs. I. P . Whltahej. Mr*. G. N. Bate*. i, Mr*. tW# H tub II.'writs lor |)r»"f*es, Mills soelllnv bee contest was won by Mrs. J. A. Varn for which #h.received a prise. After the shower of gills had been prcsenfttl to th* honors--, the hos-isj served a awc?t r«>ur»c and coffee to th* follow ,-: Mr*. Robson, Mrs. W. E. Cope, land, Mr*. J. M. Htlncelpher, Mr*. J. N. Robson, Jr., Mrs. II KnrUsh. Mr«. W, F. Bry»". Mrs. y A. Yarn. Mrs. F B Cooper, Mr*. C: l* Powell, and Mr*. A. E. -Eaton. i’ it ji • \ • iti»- til Is I It r II «Iun| Ladles* Auxiliary Has Regular Meet Tha regular maeting of tbo Ladles Auxiliary of ' th* Lake Miry Chamber e f Commerce met a t ta* horn* of Mr*- J. A. Peckham on Monday-' afternoon. A Christmas thorn* predominated in tha daeoratioM aad also In th* refreshmanta which were rerved at tha eondualon of the meeting Chrietmaa gift* wer* exchang­ od width was ed from th* the tr*« tr*s which placed a t o m tad of lb* room. Present with Mra. Peekham wars: Mrs. R. L. Howtll, Mra. 1L M. Coehraa, f ra - Mary Brunn«r, Mra. Grass Cola, Mr*. Wil­ iam Thera* « r , Mr*. J. V. Lowe, Mra. IL b > Trwa, Mr*. R. M. BaO, Mra J. & Cochran, Mra. a L fhum an. U p . A. f K* no. Mr*. L C. TOlto, Mrs. W. F. Thome,, Jr^ MrU. Claud* Tyre, Mm. C. h P n * > a i, Mrs. P. Elevated typ* hanger In lid haa 4 removable barm. Two pockets, covering. rAKE UP BUSW t Advertising h NrwtoaD€T Tweed Hluetrated aecond from bottom. l«oiilh»r SUPER WARDROBE CA8E ihown at bot­ tom- Roomy, conven­ ient pockets. las•uit*1 with tluok rut* •rhur- W a » l i * h b l d , bit r v m »hlrr«il IC"«'D»V $6.50 »ho* c o m p a r t mentLeather-bound. Luggage HANDY BAG shown at |ap- I'li ai for lullatries, extra hose, etc. Priced OVERNIGHT BA G Illustrated second from top. large shlrrsd pockets. i^rlilitim Matched MATCHED LUGGAGE W AK U K UU ECA M E Blra|aA. I I lu tl, 3 7 .5 0 MEN’S TWO SUITERS Genuine "Analine Dyed" • Top Grain Cowhide Covorint; Made From The Very Finest Hides Available. TH E YOWLL CO \ �\ •% 0 .♦ r I — ■2 :M Thro* Slaters *A8 3J 5 . 300 3:<S 3:58 iAO Matinee Musical# Bob Hannon Renfro Yslley folks Eiplorlng Space DELAND, t>sm t l - T h e famed Press News Columbia Concert Orcbea- ChrUtmaa time oratorio of Han­ del. the "Messiah'’, will be pre­ 4:30 Landt Trio sented here on Sunday afte r, ,\4;48 Press News nootw by tha School of Music t< 0 For the Parmer of Stetson University as a ell. 8:30 Christmas on the Moon m aster feature of the pre• Stray holiday festivities a t the - In.tL tntlon, officials announced here today. TM Sunday aensknl. The CamJ Esehmnf* a t Clmp scheduled for four o’clock on the -Llj ruling does a business in ex* stare ef historic Elisabeth Mali EAGLE SQUADRON FIO H T-* ® STATION SOMEWHERE IN , iRITA IN, Dec. t l -V P h - I am a original mam.yi o< the riirte fe£ E — f c — .— 41 i m I " ' CATTLEMEN TO MEET > cbapeV will constitute the serenth _ Consecotire annual performance 8 T . AUGUSTINE, t o e . 11—UP) of tbs oratorio by Stetson stud — Dava Turner, of Bradley June* r a ti. • tjoa, told Wednesday tho n o n d r Aiftcclmtion of Cattlemen ^hifh hit beads will bold its annuel mnvc-.CANADIAN WARSHIP SUNK tion her* Jan. 13-11. OTTAWA. O nt, Dec. 11—(AVNavy Minister A nrui MacDonald M M H -C U A N -P U It announced Wednesday th a t' the Cmedian Corvette, Windflower, had been «unk in a collision white on convoy duty and that Z3 mem■ws of her crew were presumed JW eym gt, U .8. Savings FOK SiOiHKK! T W U -H U U y ^ WAFFLE IRONS TOAST MASTER XMAS GIFT Electric Irons COFFE MAKERS................ iron* $2.95 PRATING PADS.......... .........from $2.95 MIX MASTERS AND OTHBR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES MAKE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS. 108 MAGNOLIA PHONE 442 E. C. HARPER A.V.V PAOM A** ra u a . Peanut Butter lb. jar 17c or sMi.r.Mtai.vw 12 Ib. 24 Ib. 48 Ib. SVc 73c 11.43 IlfOrauraatrO ho strata* | . taetid.... 3 Ib. can SVc PEAS Fruit CAKES 5 IbaTYlilS Mine* Moat.... 2 pkR*. 17* F r u l t C a k e .M n U ru U k - Lemon Peel... Orange Peal.. Urton. Feel... Glace Ptneupf c w • ■W-ee.eait T stw France for- the fleet •time from 30,000 feet. It gave , m .A -j-y y r grad tS J te a * « . * fighting ovtr snsmy tm ito rg at last rather than ovtr land We wag* defsndWg. After that first trip wt went on bomber eeeort operations. Wsll do I remember the time when we pare up. high eecortteg bombers an ape trip wbtn we >potted a large Tarnation of Mtaasrariimitt* abort us. We ware outnumbered .three to one. Opr png bone was In h'ngfng together. We bad two jots to da .at ence. First, to protsst our bombsrs: second, to protect ourselveifci. We ’.made a Tether violent turn which left our resr man out of position, just what Jerry h«d been welting 'or. Two of them screamed down to attack. But my other three men, ell ef us sticking togslhear, di a holt roll end were right on them. . I shot the first enemy down from about ten ysrde range. Under m r cannon firs his MesterschmlU literally disintegrat­ ed. At the same time ray periner shot down the ether. That • a s taateefeftrt » 1StUI, there am plenty of opportunUtes for individual InllliUy« and bravery/ white flght; teg. Two or three, maybe six of us, every now and .then fly over toward France- We shoot up Jerry’s bases. attack his Sirdromes, shoot down hie planes white they Vs taking off. . | Rut folks a t houso ahouId re­ member this U a mighty serious business tar us Ksgte pilot*. Ws a n not over hers solely for thrills. It seems to us that this Mg flfh t Jb shaply an Import­ ant Job that has to be done. OB Mineral TAMPA. Drc. II. (Speetel) Flrlda trachea are now supply­ ing valuable mteetate needed in defense production, It was re* ECONOMY DEPARTMENT dent ef tho Ni W E S T E R N P O R K C H O PS OR Manufactures RADIO NEWS WDRfl ROAST.... .... Ib. IScipACON SLICED feACON......... Horry For You re! le re ts s o * - • **o P O R K HAM S lb . 23e P o rk B h o u id e rtlb . 15c P O R K C H O PS lb.* 19c P o rk B ack b one lb . I H e COLD CUT ' lmLoin o r Pi* Pork Satn.«iru lb. ISte Club Steak CHEESE...... lb. 29c HAMS u u o n lin e s OYSTERS....pt, 29c SAUSAGE....lb. 35c WHITE BACON TURKEYS HENS TOMS STEW...... 2 STEAKg...... Ib. 45c HENS FftibAY FRIDAY OIktV FRIDAY ONLY on’lV doz. 4 4 C 1 SAUCE 0:45 Virginia 0:00 Morning Devotions 0:15 American School BEANS ..-2 IBs. 17e POTATOES.----r a v e r w ijias.tr . • .< ORANGES doz. 21c APPLES-— caWwx rw .iew * . Grapefruit S ta r * BANANAS....--.* v e e iN nil*** in :u ira » TOMATOES — Lettuce 2 heads 17c ta ro s 4 l b B .I f e .... lb. JQc. ru w v n a n "■* « SPINACH - J b , 8c S B M C L a 4 os. w* TOWELS. Uaar.hr P IG P i* P IG P«jr m acesnsn1 S M M PECANS.----- ! . 4*e S ta lp U M n SUGAR CUBED TENDER c ttn i program 6:30 Norman Beasley 4k Ula • Fla. Cowbeya TtOO Breakfast Brevities 7:48 UP Naws 0 : « U P New* b P IG P O R K S A L E K is« « 3 s s u s n a A:00 .UP News 0:10 Three Sisters 8:16 William 1. 8 t* s r 8:30 Lam and Abner 8:48 The World Today Til* 8am Cuff 7:00 Dinner Music 7:20 UP News 7:30 Acadtmy Award 8:00 The Shadow 8:80 Duffy* Tavern *•88 Elmer p av ta * the News 0.-00 Berrets of Pun k:80 Mutiny o n . the High Seas 0:40 Rollins Quia program 10:00 Qlenn Mll.cr 10:18 Yours for tho Listening / 10:30 Atlantia Charts Reporter 10:48 News of the World . 11:00 Ouy Lombardo Orchestra 11:30 Vaughn Monroe Orchestra 12:00 Linton Welle. News f • 12.06 Sign Off_____ Tomorrow's (m PICNIC HAMS ...Ib . 2 1 Vk v b k ih Ibourne t Em V CUSTOMERS SBN1) THEIR FRIENDS” S^LWteftLman '1 * a r J i t s r .u t K m t is. d . IONA FLOUR n was when it was making blf offenatvs sweeps ovtr Britain. -We ra re them a damn aood shellseklng. After a short period 1of this tie H. A. • E - b e r s a iU SOAP..... . ....3 Tor 10^ Prune JUICE....We ___lh. | f t N U T SA L PECANS.. ..-.:.r4.:'.2 'lb*. m m avc-...- to- WAUWTE............ -....Ib. ■MftUUIJI CARE FLOUR. . ..-23c r e v . ULIK n o s n RIGEL~..... -.4 lba. 25c M m u n k r i.tK t.tu u it. CHOCOLATE .... lV/t? n v uAKKH'a c a a w i : COCOANUT.... .lb* W tc MINCE W5Al’..: ...7'Ae • M i n n .v ra n rta JUICE........no. 2 12VjC MEATS VE(iBTASI«0 udlg Rest Ufa ffTElW PRUNES % lb. etna L9c HYPRO pt. 10c 17f; NUT. FLAKES.....bV|C \\ IE O A T O ...-.JW PO H T-TEN S ................ HMBF Fruit Cake Ma rC sH ijs E K fs H Js ^ w C v v ty k ... < Y i' I ,f T •»*w, ^ W �THPBSPAT, DEOEMftfft H. 1941 f l f t ffAlfFOl® k iSAlYFORD, FtU IU D A Gator Cage Coach Ferguson And M ack' Top Gator Scorers Speaks With Action ic l)— A. pair of In iv .r itv of Ltcrida senior cruV* s, l ef t Knd Forest Ferguson a ..I Fullback Mack, have a chance to score the grrcatc-t number of jaunts in n a f try PirHlinst liator v** PK1-I when t ’o ’rh Tom LieVa tirur I n * rt i tl.l'.l.A , in rrk cn"ill- on Dec. 20. New that for the team scor­ n s lead with HO pourts, the hitr eira receiver and tho h m l-h it. in— Im e-pltm pr r - n t ' rmV nfrc rcchdi.wrt cn>di to hr the riiirh* at scoreri since Viallv Rrown’a •Ult* touchdown marl: in the "34 reason. They arv wt head of the s Ihe ImiImws Florhln »corer*. have *^re» »eull ni.D k PACE SEVEN ,m»de nil ihort line bud..; fu.it event four tim es in a row Mart, of Fiiiruion’* hare come by inu in 1027. ll*, the fifth on an IK yard rtoiuii pis jr. The 71 .url ^malice on nhtch K in r »«*•! .train, t Miami un* the air coin in m oiei i i lor- E Ua: f—tball history **l * haven't been pint iny mtirh.'' the former Nutnma Open and P. (!. \ . I'hHinpio: aaiti, "hut a lot uf lue othei i i f r are in the some to.it. | came down the sairir w ny last vear and won." For the first It months of ID 11, Camp lUnnditi-/ had only six disease drvths ftnni 21.17.* hospita ladmiartoli.r, o, a satin of .00028 pea cent. Arrange YOUR - s h ip w il l COME IN" Sooner By the AM of Newspaper CIIU\\<;o. d« m —<*n— '0A. The trailer* wore j u t -rirt'n |V i lon»r»»s u p r /h c ii it*.* fiodrro**’ played their hand wPil aftcthfM triin-actimi ero nnnoanced. there w asn't moth?, deal nil day lone- Squares ib Beef 2 WKTfAO WM6CTY r M 0MTO . T0NT0 5TU0*6O THff TRACKS AN’ UA2NFD HOW THE CATTIE COUlD K STOLEN WITHOUT IBAV1N1 ANY , C U W .' V ( M ade Is M oney On Our Lower Reg. Prices.. Save On Hotter Specials T o o ! |YH0L£SkLI MUCUS ib “Wto -A. .-3 ib W IGGLY Lq w m T Everyday Price. Hotte»t Week-End Specials 201 E. First St. Acorn Brand Hindi*.* Sliced Quantity ttc im n u iv to Pig H o ad s B ack b o n e !’srmr> PIGGLY Fresh Sidos S au sag o IN RETAIL Kidneys ib Ca. Sntkcd Ftosh H arm Lean C h o p s lbs i- re*h D r e sse d l-'ut LOVETT S 327 S an fo rd A vo IV.it Bulk Pure LARD Lamb Shoulder or Shank Hall Found 2 fa 25c F a t Florida Spanish T e n d e r, Juicy MACKEREL Everybody’* lavorlle bih — one more lim*. p o u n d ___ « M ^ 1 m — *y / 2 C ' Large, Headiest. Oc*nn Shrimp I'M CUWOUft ABOUT THAT. Moaty Cuts-lb ib v 25c Club Cuts-ib Fancy Fal Mullet 2 ib. 25c ____c - • 570 \ You Can Save A Little On Everything You Buy, E v e r y d a y By FRAN STRIKER 6U 0 (7 THAT/ Photographer f i Who. LONE RANGER L. COX, TKI.KI’IIO N E H u tlh 'i Sake* l««l Bacon M *U aoaess • NAMED RADIO NEW S COITOP I MIAMI. Dec. 11 - i l l — E!li Hr’lum*. former r x o ’.ir'v ■ editrr o f the Minml ll"tnld. Wi-dnctdsv T/ffa appoint!"1 .*.’?• <• of rv dlo rttlion *V() A M h r r llnl Dim* rteiam-d hit I’••r-iI.• oost r r-oti!h n io after ID yciira on Iho nwcspnpcr. ROBERT Rad Smoked S a u sa g e u|ij><'inlnun( ADVERTISING..1 l Money The Brooklyn D»u!rr*-* i*.«*k tho wind nut of tlr* ill mar. •ft. Wcdn****lry by announcing ht* purchase nf two d u irtn ^ itltflc Mcr*—l>on Pailrrt* fr»»ir '.be St I.011U C**ntinal« »*n *r hn Psixw from the I'Httlca. The price wn* reported at $40 - fur th is hove all been Dodgers Obtain Two Star Outfielders Too early to ha\ e your photographs made f o r Christmas but it will soon be too late! Cooked to Brod — Lobsters ib 19c how* i Shoulder CuU fancy Whale Sali.d Fish Roe ib 39c No Wo*te— Mqck*r»l Fillets ib luley FOT R o a st Select Beel ib 19c T o n g u e s ib 17c 25c Western White BACON Baltimore Extra Standard*— SKINLESS WEINERS Oysters _ pi 35c ROAST OR CHOI'S U. S. No 1 Main# P o ta to e s MW fancy l*d Dahctewi AjDpl^z 2 lbs 15c VXNCr URKEN Cabbage u> 3 Vic A | i f Food Buy Folk*! De­ licious Spefhetti ‘W ith A fa e ry Canadian Rutabagas ib 2’Ac faefw t yack U S N* I Tetk IweerM Apples 5 it* 23c f f*e*b G#**n Beans ib SUGAR 7 Vic 5ibi27c ta r e * Si m 7W anes k wti2ss 3u a down a s ] ow n Lemons 6 fa 9c T o m a to J u ic e Fopulor BrunJi Walnuts >b 25c WtU.'OUSEE.WHCM WE . H/WrA OATS’,wc pur ( J U S 5 D0WMO4 ACACOAU.^ • t«rwo.oun*aourHM, ss r & & “MW MRf*>LKir AWAF r -J . lOOKNOttf fOtt PCnB2EnCE/_U -— i ! » r LV.L2gvr A •* . /JL 1 ourr*iti|-,j? mL . jl^ Cheese L % »Vii* \^t i 4 Leveir# Enriched White ' BREAD H g fit M ^F. carton 16-ox SflSLSfiMEi PORK 4 UAHS 3 too 19c -IH 12ftc SPAGHETTI 3 m un* 25c ‘ HOMINY 1 - 2* 13c *Hb*69c k T *“ 8c Etokely’aa Stokely CHANBLHHY SAUCE 2 (or 2 3 c Ocean Sptay CRANBEHHY SAUCE 2fa23c PWetj-e Land O’ Sun U3 fa*14c R C Cola *b 25c PEAS 2New *»19c Oreo jiu jk s r * Q«UW F u d y . . CURRANTS I 'a r’*% »- \ �\ .♦ ' -» I B A lT V tN O ; W }«w T H U R SD A Y , D E C E M B E R 1 t , l S 4 I i, U.S. Production Gtaal For Bombers m Will Be Doubled WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 -O P) — William S. Knudsen said Wed. nesday th a t.th e production goal , for giant four-motored bombers . had liccil Incnaacd fiom ouu « . month to .1,000, sn announce, ment that underscored the opin. Ion of defense officials that the Psrlflr war must In won by bombing Japan. The director j f .the Office of ' Production Management, In his first public pronouncement since the Japanese assaulted Pearl Hirboe, declared new bomber production fhcllltlee would hive 4 to be built 'and that every w ar. ' plane factory would hare to ’1 adopt the ISA-hour work week. In a war which apparently la • .10 become incrraaingly n battlo of bond'’n ., Knudsen said the -►-new aircraft facilities wnuTd Re placed "Inside th# mountains"— deep In the Interior beyond the A - Increase Expected On Florida Orange Crop iff Company, The 1941-42 crop of early and mkJ-Maoon orange* was estimate*) Wednesday a t 40,441.000 beats. The Agriculture Department Jt a id this corn pa fa] with SM78.00oO bases of the varieties produced in [1946-41 season. The Florida early and midseason crop was placed at 18,100,000 bases. It was 16,900,000 boss* last season. Production of Florida tan- O , gerlnes was estimated a t 1300,000 looses against last season's of 2,700.000. TeUl grapefruit production for the 1841-42 season was estimated a t 41,450.000 boxes competed with m 0333,000 boxes last season. yalready s sbeen v seffEe c t sSd ^ a l t W h “Mr. CraauMr certainly made tbe specific statem ent to the b a t e made.*As rhairmtn, ho ‘ said the SUte Board of Education "t* athe Investawut, t m as tffis i" k Instead," the hoard will hold 19438,008 per value of original bonds until the rail data f t r r S . dcmptlon Jan. 1 "fn this way," Hollahd said. ;» nr spueeeUllon of any premiuas. derived by tho coontiee Aula pjanrm- T h tP e m m jSr J t ♦tiffiRa accrue to tbe advantage of tho county at Interest.” 2,303 Enemy Aliens Are Seized By F. B. I WASHINGTON. Dae, 11 -O P) —Attorney General Blddln M i n i - todey that 2303 Germans,, Ital’ Ians and Jepancso h4vo been > seised ty the F.BL. snd are be­ ing held temporarily by Intmlyration officials. Tbe "Enemy WASHINGTON, Dec. II -(4 1 Allens’ seised Include 845 Ger: man*. 147 Italians and 1,201 — A «elrctlvo service official •aid Wednesday night that local , .Japanese. All Men Rated 1-A May Be Inducted •round Living roots • » now advancing more rapidly than In the corro• nondinf period of the World War A number of Japanaee, jest landed from Terminal Island, where there | Bureau of Investigation. The Ni Is a large Nipponese settlement, are pictured In Uta Sen D lr g o , Cal., mors was In line with Presldenl fsror terminal, detained for questioning by agents of tbe Federal I to placa under arrest all aliens 4 m? I v a M n fy y fjy draft boltrds had been notified that they may Induct oil I.A men on their lists, if thry desire to do so, without regurd tr. their quotas Those Instruction* were Issued in anticipation that more men will be needed for ' the armrd services soon. No mnndni l)er for the Induction of men, however, has bsea so far. TO DO BUSINESS, ADVERTISE Manufacturers in the United States are producing military shoes for Russia. ' •• TAMOBRjMM, mo/ A millionth of ayvplt I* within the nutgu o f . ttddern electrical measurement " ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON TELEPHONE 36 H A nK A Y E. A T F IR S T ST. ((Dalc/rFun f/!(/ciu t/ *J)riuj iVlouc A<rrAR s p e c ia l * • 0 6 IMAVE C M A M t (limit IP L 'A D O N N A 3 -P IE C E S E T Face Feeder, Upstkk, te n ,tit. . 112 LRTLE KUPFU BOAT TUXT BABY BET e- tM AM POO-LOQ -ItaoMM tra ct a M V egeta Ms **• ■ •••• I S to IS iS l A . H. II l\ 9*41trash, scab? ssk u w CARDS OltKetf/ve Dttigmi U**> II, 1*41 - “ JUtPonT HO. II PLeu, Motateeh, IS.M, DeL k rare# ii.se q t » ii.u ., is Ueaaty (Lie. tADOO. bu. bpra «t I t-t t*. 48, Map. be. -hrp. Tender. ^ ore. in fey. Il.eo le 11.44 UU. lb. Ito to lie . 16, Tea. fair to fey. Ce* tea. iie.ee to ltt.ee IDA d°« baa. l i t to Tie r, arts, li l t to ll.fe it * lic e in m i it I4.ee shslled white arts hags ■Itll! IUI. erta. |«t» birr. Bo. hpre, fair ,o good - T E N D E R Q U A L IT Y BA B Y B E E F Bum T E N D E R Q U A L IT Y UABY B E E F SLAB BACOI .11k. I f c VEAL ROAST . . . . -JIb-'McPt*n 8TD.0YSTEIIS‘— qt. 45c LARD _____ 2 It m F non rum If f c r f J w S h o a M e r i l T U PORI IV g g g 2 ± r 2 r .S t- pound V ‘ • « V W S tre a k O’ L e n t S tn a k O ' F it Fresh Vege m u l l , ateaoy. M i n U. k I l i a h M t Mg T*e. a«s L U box hag tt? . .... OIFTFOR ATTNY Kverylhlag •* tCommander g s r Int fChief / t afsthowBritish f i Economy STEAKS -lb. 15c[ GROUND BEEF -lb . ! » Fa t Eastern Fleet has boon aBdally tnnounced In London. Bo takoo tho rank of admiral la command of tho ship# and naval esUblishmaato on tho China station and replaces U r Geoffrey Laytan. • JUKO JCr OUKED FULL TOY. Few little chip* to M ade ol culoriulh saUI Soil* and Keels d eo o iated w ood attochod. t . M u s i c c U jft r ffnVUtf I I lbs. 21e b r a z il s AmjLiala I a ." i * s p r in g t im e g o l d e n y e l l o w MONTE SALE FRUIT COCKTAIL out lie pwSafple fkt caa ifc �I I V " " ■ ■ v r — -----------------F - - -• ’ >■'-:Xy-v • Sanford In The Only Central Florida City Affording Rail, Highway And Water Transportation AN INDEPENDENT, N B W SPA tfj reqm FLORIDA, W P D A Y / DECEMBER It, 1941 j | Rupert Cavincss Instructions Nazi* Replace Florida Boy Dies ArayCkief On! While Sinking Moscow Front Enemy Warship Russians Pursue Foe Council Told In Southwest Area As Germans A ban* don S e 111 e m o n ts Will Do Their Part • In Fight With Axis Peace Talks Are , Wanted By Hitler F o i l Understanding Said Reached By S. And Soviets (By Associated Press) , Ik* wlater b o u t (o ilo t frw l, K«ui* M a r r . | « M (oaUra" «HI V" r^ * H » r* *r m J2***?. h ^ OWU *o*t or, 5 * ■ u" af Mm CSw* 8om*wh*ra in th« Philippines a hug« eosot artillory battery Ttn r *•*•»'« i»g re*«o R u ssian p ea ce w ith G er- is loaded with a 10-Inch th«U' by native soldier*. All coast do■ “ F would be m ade only (oasM on tho island are on the alert as Japans** bombers and In­ o r J o in t a g re e m e n t w ith B ri­ vasion crows attsmpt to im a ih 'a path (or tho Invasion troops on ta in a n d th e U n ite d S U te s . f o t l e t o fficials d e c la re d la s t a Trial Blackout Governors Will May Occur Soon Aid In-Defense •In Saqford Area Chief Boy- Williams d v i« o rV'Bfiard' ’’vCo rf<!<*rn Ing TAMPA, Dm . IS —<AVGovernor Spasanrd L. Holland stated yesterday that five former governors of Florida will ba asked to aefva with the State cabinet to form an advisory com. mlttao concerning S tile defense. Mr. IIaliand made the announce, meat In an addreaa before the Florida League of Muncipalitles a t Its convention here. The 8tate Chief Executive, •peaking to a cheering throng gathered In :th e Palm Room of the Tampa Tarrift* hotel, said fee would ask former Governors Cary A. Hardee, John W. Mar­ tin, Doylo E. Carlton, Daw 8holU and Fred P. Cone to be. come a part of tho advisory troop along with those who compose hi* cabinet “I ■“ '■ w e that iw ryone of thorn will respond to this InvL ■*» oa a body which will be aakad to d tract tha Moraa e f our defense activities •“ this State,” the Governor said. The Governor made tha an. pouncement during the course of an addreaa In which ha ex. praaaed faith and confidence la ‘he eventual outcome of Amer. M v r i and of Florida's contribution to that affa rt Ha **»an l.oooooo Floridians had wlun. taarad their services in the ds. feoaa program for the Bute. Union Bays Members Are Jap Prisoners Although' dam lt* ictlon* have not boon reed uite likely 'th a t fi rmlnole County wl blackout practice In I turs, Chairman Rev tha Chril Protection dared this morning. Mr. Williams has received s J*rgs, 60 paga bask]lot from State headquartera containling all detail* on n blackout and baa received other information ;pertaining to the subject. Mr. Wl___ "lilia ms tthU d, ”1 be UeVe we mill b a n blackout hdra soon. I wank to commend an editorial In jraql •H ay 's Her aid concerning bias Mat InatrucDone and would ID » to have it printed on tha Iron I advise all cltiunp Instructions and •at a . |hatn in case such ah *6MJ l td t j r arise • here. I t wQl baB j # atarybody to study th lia insu MUqns thor- S a from*window*. pon’t sermm. Keep quiet and don’t run for (halter—walk. *?•» «Mre token -prisoners by fts- Cooperate w lU your air raid warden a t all times. * And for the protection of pour hornet. Make advance preparation to darktn. every wtogay, skylight, glass dear, and ax (trier opening wherever Ugbta are .head after Members of its balldlng trades* un- Japan when Midway and . Guam u"* T1M.r K |vy said t TTwy era u fadowat Keep cool. • Stay a t homo, f a t off the s tm t. . Put J u t lights, f la y away s a c jiM Navigation J - In Eight i Draft Office States Change In Procedure Df 4*(«fl«lrd rr«w The drath of Capt. .Solin I’ hellr. Jr . Jfi. „l Madison. 1 la., oho was rredlled with plantingthre rhombs on lha Japane-e hallleahlp llaruna. was announced In .Manila. ||# * * ' praised liy (he Ear East­ ern commend. KUIBYSHEV, iv r i •—i,ri _ Field Marshall Llsl h».« rr|<Urnl General Von Bock h* ciMiiinsndrr In-chlef of the Genimtt armie« on M ISIIINMON. |lee. 12. _ the Moscow front »hrr.- the (ler Some Classes Cannot <Al’)— Sprskrr Karburn an­ mens hava bean trying lor more S e c u r e extension nounced today legislation than two months to a,tom e would hr introduced lasasedlagainst tha Soviet capital, it was Of D e f e r m e n t s alely railing fur the registra­ immandtr Rupert Cavlnrss, announced yeitcrday. tion of all men from IN to (J. rtment of Florida of the Although It was nut Known rrican Legion, will b« the j Whether Von Moca «•< kilusl or lie said after a ronferenea Nincr Ihr United Htute* h in n >rad guest at u dinner meet- recalled, tha enanga was regarded with IVar .Secretary Slimson of war. there will lie no and Selecllse Serslce ClilafMonilay night of the Camp aa a result of thr unsuccessful extension of deferrmenU for men I'Lotalng Host. laln. General L e w i s llershey, German offenaive, and ronlinutng have bern cla««ified by thsl Ihe hill wmild make Russian caunter-drivrs .aid to lie w " men from 19 lo l.l "renponpressing Ute"Nails ste.d'uy w e.T-|thr lor*' w *,c,lve -ervie* hoard slhlr for serslce.’’ ward. i in the category of I A, *JA or Military diapatrhe* «aid Itrtl 2H, according to instruction* re* (lip \ aq«*r it* t r .( | ’ r * « g ) army tank unlti cleared the (irr reived by E. B Carter, in charge Jai>niu*xe warehiiiN were mans from- the Tula-Serpukhov- of the office on Second Street. offieinllv riMHirtinl ttnlnv to Moscow highway by smashing enough to assur* active 24 boar ' In eddltlon to ^written Infer hnvo fl**«i nftt’r iiirt*l|ti(f ships Col.-Gen. Helni Gudenan's fourth duty If necessary. The air war- i Naai lank division. Tula is llu mation from hradnuarlrrs. th<- of thr l ’. S dsns are In a arparate division ' Asiatic fleet draft office hail an official visit miles south of Moscow from air warning posts, which Pacific. IhU week from Major llyrd somewhere in the The Germans were reported hr. hava already been sat up. Sparkman on the day following Mr. ln«lay mads It d ear th a t j y They Advanced Ing pursued southwi-stward, ami President Roosevelt's declaration The heiuliiuarters of Admiral abandoning aattlemrnl after settle­ the committee chairmen of the of war against Japan and the Thomas (J. Hart, commander to th* Russians. I Beyond Tobruk In ment Informally of the (J. S. Atlantic fleet, Thirty more viilajt-j near Yelets two men discussed the encounter Orel aeclor 200 inllrs »outh classifications of prospective se announced 2-Day S a n d s t o r m ofin the ended without result when Moscow also were reUken, tho lectees. Class IB Includes men who are the Japs flrd and darknesj in­ Ruaalana laid. jta ltS P ress I Newspaper* Jubilianlly pro- good for "limited service only," tervened. rltlsh reported Ihe dato analysis made claimed Ruaalan lucrrsaee ami said according Admiral Hart acknowledged a of tha German .161 it Boe|*( army muat not only through physical examination*. reglm.nt_ today and aald ||b(raU t(Uet y,iUgas. but Clataea 2A and 2U are com Japanese bombers inflicted "vary poaad of man Who are taking great damage" In Wednesday’s advanced 60 mile* beyoad muat axtennlnato the Invader* highly ipaclallxad course* auch us air raid on thr Cavite Naval baso bruk In a two day sandstorm madlclna or soms branch af en- off Manila. "There was consid­ M|f>ln«w t of Cagiaeertng and man who hold "kty erable loss of life," the announce­ penetrallon of per­ ment aald. poetttons In Industry.” Japanese bombers Intensified This morning Instructions were haps 120 miles beyond tha Llbclaj qualifications shoeld volun- yan-Egyptlan frontier waa claimed sent to tha board to "dlaregnrd their assault upon Luxon island f**r to tha committee. chairman earllar. British warahlpe wam men who have had full lime In In the Philippine* and » U. 8. of th e group th a t ha or aho la reported shelling Derna heavily. 111 enemy some branch of service and re ­ eommunlqur -ail beat qualified to serve." classify this group." Men with bombers were counted in this The committees and division CAIRO. Dec. 12 —(A0— Stea­ dependent* will not he exedipt morning’s attack alone niul It chairman of tha Seminole County dy. day-long pressure by main Edgar Earl Whllten. Jr.,^ in­ from re-classification since lllue were reported shot down. Defense Council follow: A fresh wrave of Japaniso BritlMi and African mobllt col­ fant son of Mr. and Mra. t . E. who have been In Ihe Marine-, DWUlon of Civil Protection, umn*. I* pushing tha retreating Whitten, died In Orlando Thurs­ the Navy or tha ReguluiW \/n \y troops were reported landing at Boy O. Williams | Industry and Asia, desert force* progressively_# ... day ________ afternoon following a short "will be experienced anduficrr l.egaspi, 2.10 miles south of Material Resources, o. P. Horn northwest to tha former Tobruk- illness. The little boy was bora fore nrees*ary'“to^_th»-'«*rvlee," .Manila, and the Japuncso an­ nounced, "We an- now nbln to Transportation and Common El Adam battlefield In the d re Apr. 14.' 1941 In Orlando and hi* the draft office pointed out. naieafc desert, tha Brltlah an- parent* reside at 1206 Elm Ave­ Tba^efflce personnel has been begin a plncer attack against the Fuel, II. H. Coleman: Labor an t nc.unqad Thursday. enemy front north and .aiutli Lu­ nue. "swamped with questions." Mr*. £hn Glllon: Water Besides hi* parent*, tho boy la Carter, who la employrd with xon." .Sons enemy unite which took A II. S. Army communique Supply and Ftr* Protection: Fred refugS behind defenses west of survived by: his grandparents, her husband, stated. Mr. and WUIlnma; Food and Agriculture, El Adem and south af Tobruk Mr. and Mr*. 11. E. Whitten of Mr*. Carter went to Orlando admitted the in-aders nl*J had K Johnson; Health and were Attacked; British armored Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. B. 1). Wednesday to tha naval rerrtiit improved, their position xt tho llouaing, chaa, L. Park, MD • unite also drova off a number McIntosh of Allamonto Springs; Ing station to cheek on it* in­ r„,rtb end "f the island, hut aald Infonnatjon, Education and Mor- of Gvrman tanks whleh tried to great grandparents, Mr. and Mr*. struction*. (Jualiflcatlnn* for thi- llu- “situation remains unchangad Finance and I-reak up operations west of El Tl II. Miller of Center Hill and Navy, a* fur the Helecllve S<-r materially ” flier- were reported X l A.V 8 P**r * Women'* Aden by Indian and English another grandfather, It. II. Whit­ vice, will be lowered, but I nth lo American have sunk three Japanese Participation, Mrs. A. W. Kno*. ten of Sanford. fo rta t offices are waiting for further warships and crippled tho 29.Than# appeared to ba Axis Funeral services will ba con­ Instructions and Information ** ducted et Erickson Funeral Home to tho extent, Mr. Carter said. 110 ton Kongo type battleship in rtsr-guard actions. attack* Unis f»r off Luxon. (la London, a British military at 10:10 o'clock Saturday morn­ American ships also were credit­ »ourtW said ha believed the ing, with the Rev. W. P. Buhred with sinking a light er“ l*4r main Hovamant of Brltlah forces man officiating. Interment wilt Secretary Of Navy and destroyer off Weke Island. northwest from El Adem might be In Evergreen Cemetery., Knox Is In Hawaii The 11,000 Inn battleship, 1U" be the start of a big naw bat­ run*, htti lifvn officially d f d ir w tle o£ encirclement. sunk. .. , T ha Yugoslav command aald WASHINGTON. Dec. 12—(A 1- '••Japan Drunkenesa Charge intensified ll* attack on last a lrh t from Cairo that a YuKecrctary of Navy Knox arrived Honolulu Thursday afternoon. l.uxnn with . Washington report­ of U»# Department ’of *FWidra e r *n,1*r *n"F a l • °>000 Brought By Brady a t Thia attack* from several ilirecth* A m a ia a t e e h e j“f:u n d * r Gan. Draja Mlhallovlc. waa announced early last ing lissiissr* «* r*a» esst) tha honored guaat at' «Wi i „ f.b* i "rontBraa* to hold Its positions” night by the Navy Department Charter* of Drunkenesa which gave no othar detail*. It had against l.loy.d F. Boyle, stats bean known only that Knox was attorney, which will ba heard absent from Washington. o>X«lt7"£oral r n / m . / t - j !"" ' Tkaia Barb ton troop* who took Monday morning In Governor While all official Information Holland's office In Tallahassee, waa G prbir were reported fighting lacking, tha purpose of the ware brought by Rapreeantatiw Secretary’s seven Axis dhrlalona In the Motrip apparently waa to E. E. brauy, r.ecoraing to a make a personal | revs river vilify' near the towns investigation <>f telegram received today from tha smashing Japans** i of K ngujaac and Knjaxavae. surprise Die Govemor’a secretory, Ralph raid on lha naval baa* and other Davis. The telegram raada aa dafinse Maurice Jacob* and a hunting installations at Honolulu follows: "Charges against Boyle iarty of five men were In Wllbrought..by Rapraaaniatlve E. 8unUay._________________ Ingham BWamp. north of ChuluE. Brady. Regards, Ralph Thera are about 4.S00 native ote, yesterday In search of deor and after their dogs scented thn reindeer owner* In Alaska. trail of a bear, the group traajted th* enlmal from noon until MrJacob* ahot him yeaterday about. itish Report destruction Of irman Regiment \ Young Son Of Mr. And Mrs. f t ft Whitten Dies State Commander Will Be Honored At Legion Dinner ( Bear Killed In Wooded Swamp Near Chuluota Winter Visitors Take River Trip To Lemon Bluff WASHIHGT O K S»taj NIIM UHK 89 E FROM U. S. FLEET Facing The Jap Invader U tvlnoffa assertion, a , few heats after the United States W o t to war against Germany Italy, fallowed close upon a atotomaat by Secretary of State H all, s tre s s in g confidence tin t tho Srvteg* “w01 do their full •hare’ In tha all-oat struggle M em ber A ssociated P re s s F $800 Of Red Croft Roll Call Proceeds Will Be Kept In County Following a report that |I J U .11 waa secured from this year's annual n*l call, Mr*. F. E. Room(list, chairman of tha Shmlnola County Chapter of American Bad Cross, told members who ware present at tha meeting yesterday morning Umt 96M or tha total artU ba kept In tha eauaty and tfca remaining portion will ba sent to Waahngton. Arrive By. I M # will Instruct a class In Homo lly■tone and Care ef the 8kk, also n class In Surgical Dressing. A number of chairman ware ap­ pointed. A volunteer und special services committee will bo headed by Mr*. Walter L> Morgan and lire. J. D. Woodruff will organise % drill corps, while tha motor craps will be organised by Mrs. 1:30 P. M- Tha hunters started out oa their trip early yesterday morn* ing and took along four dogs. On* of tha hunter* toughed and remarked, "Th* beat dog w* had with u* took ons amell of thoaa bear track* and lit out for camp! Ha didn’t avm to* tha bear.” Tha bear was of tha black "gristly” variety and weighed 400 pound*. Baaldea Mr, Jacob*,' there ware five hunter* on tha trip: J. M. Jacrbs, Georgs Jscota. Noton Fore, Morgan Mc­ Clelland and Noah Jacob*. Camp Invests Its Savings In Bond* M Savings of tho Col. Theodora >v Roosevelt Camp No. IS, U. I f . V. will ba Invested In six na­ tional defense bonds. It .waa da* aided at their regular m eeting' Irnt nlgbt, according te Fred T, WlUlama. F V l? & & & < ; A ?■>;£•;, • ; - •* A •' f r. ■■$>. ^ • • ’■&% . T-U, „ • j l »r.h y V; / ... l yvy\ ‘^ ' \ ■ � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 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 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f6a3298108a264846858e7ae9893dcd0.pdf 377934503dbb3cdc5f668b8ba3c4427c PDF Text Text .V ' -t t ? 8 P S V ' TUESDAY, DELKMBKR », lM l TIIE BANFOKD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA % O. 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I l lg h w a j A n d W a te r T r a n s p o r ta tio n AN INDEPENDENT DAE J NEWSPAPER Established In 1808 SANFORD, FLORIDA. W E D ? ! ESDAY. * * ^ DECEMBER 10. 1941 Member Associated Press M 'M I I E K H7 . T he P re sid e n t M akes H istory tiled Slal Ja p a n e se Called G a n g sters ... id A re 9 A ccused O f L C rim inal A t Retake UeS.Army And Navy ail Center To Leave U. S. rom Germans Defeat Attack Made j W a r D e p a rtm e n t M ay A sk F o r Expansion* Of Selective Ser-* vice L im it On Age* *.h Forces H i t Enem y Lines W est Of T obruk A rea As G erm ans Fall Back On Island Of Luzon •Japanese Navy Sinks Prince Or Wales, New :i5 ,0 0 0 -T o n Quezon And MacArthur At Manila President Adm its +- - S e r i o u s - S e t b a c k J a p a n O taim O f N ava! S uprem acy R ejected A s E nem y R um or By Associated Prea. Tfc# radio P m id m t Rm^evelt’a "speech in of _ rack a manner th at the fanrtV losing of the T rl Partite P art may ha expected." * WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 —Uf)— President Roosevelt ^ U t night assailed J a tu tn ’s ^ ‘sudden criminal attacks.” ns the climax of a decado of "in ternational Immorality,” and declared confidently that Jtm erica was golna to w in the rarar and the peace tlint fol­ lows. Ha asserted in a yadld address to th s people e f hi* country th a t "W e m ust bectn the fcn at task e th a t la befora ua by abandoning ™ nee and fo r all tha Illusion th at wa can ever again isolate ourt aehraa from the re s t of hurnanJ tty.” Mr. Roosevelt said th a t Amer­ ica was In tha w ar "all the way." • Its adm itted th a t, th u s fa r the new t had aU beam bad and th a t a serious setback* bad been s a t . farad la Hawaii. Slcniac the act whleh pute ua officially at w ar with Japan, President Roosevelt Is shown e t his desk soon a fte r Congress passed the resolution with b u t one dU ienting vote. Bcfnrr th at Mr. Roosevelt made one of the briefest speeches of his 'career, asking Congress to declare war on.Nlppon. Standing behind the President are (left to rig h t): Senators Charles McNary, Ore.; Albeit W. Bark­ ley, Ky., majority leader, and C arter Glass, Va. Rotarians Have Instructions W ill Joml Meeting Be Announced By Report* from Guam. Waka and At Valdez Hotel Defense C ouncil three o a t. . ••Service Above £fclf” C hairm an Ingley Says U Adyicf Of New Local O rganization jsjffe U g e t I to f fo w wmsu&r* . (Hr ti H f iiu * . y r,M i l WASHINGTON. D «. 10 -U P ) Red armies TtaV f'hU strd thj » - A grimly ver-coaacioua Con. t r m yesterday tank lit*. initial G nm ans out of Tikhvin, import. JiO mile* cj»t of atop toward permitting the na. . ..j a 10-day battle /io n 's , armed- /oeces— selectees a* . cost the Nails i.OOl) killed. wall a* regular*- to fight In any Moscow radio announced lo. p a rt of the worlil. I. . In a special communique The Senate ami Home Military The announcement said ,recnpCoramltce* approved legislation of the town yesterday, to eliminate the present terri­ ..J a Nasi effort to rut the torial restriction*. and In perm it : rail communication lo Leni, retention In service of all fich t. in f force* f r r the duration of ’q it on n i pur rsilroad the war. Both steps were re . j with the line running quested by the War Department. .rchangel. fsr northern port 1 entry for United S tile s lease. ... 1 supplies. velt'a desk a hill to fre rie naval The Soviet announcement ttld enlistment* for six montha be­ Rr.l arm ies put lo rout the G rr. yond the d u r a tio n of the war. * 12th Tank Dblalon an<t the Brlc. Gen. (.ewi* II. Hcreboy.' i an,| g is t Motorised Divl. national selrrtive service direc­ *, among others, inflicting tor. laid In Chicago that lhare la ~ ~ 3 losses upon stl of them. a "strong posibilily" th a t Con. Meanwhile, British troops were creaa will lower the minimum 1 In Cairo to have rapd raft ace from 21 to IK and I a point wrst of Ed puda, th a t men deferred hecauae they the Tobruk garrison from were 28 or ever may be called attark i on the eastern side of the up. .. — j perimeter. The W ar D epartm ent waa un­ The exart location or name of derstood to he ready to ask Con! w it not given, hut the creaa for expansion of selective i communique's general d r. service ace limits from 21-18 Manuel Quezon. prv<i.h-nt (»f th? Philippine** would plaea It al>oul in years to 18-44 years—a - ‘ south of Tohruk. (ien. Douglas Mai A rthur, M'Frntly mutlr tnmnwt ilIi which would Increase by l-------Hritish mobile column* stiurk Army forces in tin* K..mt D*l •»*,• of [ ’ S. 20,000,000 the reservoir of m an. German communication lines tower available for the arm ed ' J westward from the Te. hands. orees. area, but found the GerAn authoritative source die. ......J reluctant to engage them, closed th a t enabling legislation It waa stated. Is being d rafted by the W ar Department. Under present age limits, the raise tee Army is drawn from 4 pool of 8.000,000 man. Broaden, P n n L w ing of age limits to 18 and 44 would raise th a t num ber to 28 000.000. Five Perm its Issued A t City Hall This Week B r i t i s h B a ttle s h ip *' K Loss Of Life On Shin Said Great Direct Hits Are Made On Three Jap Ships By Anicrican IManes 'I \M I N. !*"» . I»rr. Id.—Al*— *»f Jipinrwr bom- lerw raitlnj Manila and lln -••Inirhw •hira aftrrniMin Hit* fine Hard around military rant*!. IuiIimk the MchoU Mr Kirlil. Ki»rl William MeMnlr>, ami NirUon Airport di* I rirtra. S I\t.\|* i» B K |i rr |q _ (A I* ) — I hr NalhrrlyntU Kabt Indira threw • Irone rrinforrrm rnta of w«r" 'hipt and « «rplanr<* inh» the ha Iilr of wnuthra*«lrrn A*da a* the llritiwh land anil air forrm flowed , down (hr Japan**? avietu t on northern Malaga. | Dutch f Iir rra h a ir hern fighting alongBidr the llriti*h Empire air |fi»rrrt to ronlr«l Japan's admitedly I'litoruiM effort** to a in ijuich mm* t*r> of th r air. I Vlfrnl Duff < i*oper. HrllDh iMiniteirr in Ihr Kar KUst. ann«Hin« Jrnl in a hr»ailra*»t from Singapore | that Ih rrr hail hcvn ronsidcrahl# Ins* uf life in lh» I'rin rr of Walt* I Kiwanis H onors U. S., Repubics Past P residents Of America May Of O rganization to n te r in Kio! I_ D * _ |.i u d l(rp u l* c iln k in g s . \* n..ngk*ng ...me Japanese | r n r tr e liu n *( lln n g k o n g ’s deCenses e s s sckni.w lodged. B ut th s » Z „ . Chairman May, of tho house ■■— F ifte e n Men P re se n t M e e t i n g O f 1< o re ig n <unti.h deri.te*i the stuck kid military committee, aaU he knew fty j u permits to r n . Issued of m Cgrrny expend s* [ <V the City HaM slnea*Salarday. W hd*‘()nce Served i \ i i n i s t e r s * Pr t >' p tk t they bad Declaring th at . thic country ' S p e rtf\ Instructions from the lective serv ice. age limits. On Dec. <1 Klin Brrwlngtnn *e as “The Army didn’t ask for anv cured permlslion In add one room As G roup’s Head SU t* Defknse Council #111 soon be I lip 0 «tN l 8 l r 4 I’r r **1 Paeifla as a m u l l of Chair S u n . faces a g reat crisis, Morris Asli. change In those (21-28) year) T h e d e fe a t o f th o f i r s t h o s ­ ton, president of the New Smyr. received by J. L. Ingley, chairmen brackets." he said. ‘T h e y nov to a house located at IIOS VVilday S tu c k on Hawaii. •on Avenue, while on the same Fifteen P«*l president* „f K„. "This la aa old trick of pro­ na Rotary Club, urgad RoUrtana of the Seminole County Defenso have a potentlon mannower of H XSIIINGTON. Dev. In id tile n ttu e k n u n in s t th e w o si paganda which has been used to keep level heads, work hard­ Council, according to a telegram men under 21, who will heroine •lay Will linw n waa Issued a Kiwi*m* Club were Imiiuri-il ut Herrrlisry of Hlule Hull toil* . ..i c t of l.u/.on. t h e ttrin c iu a l permit to repair the porch of a Innumerable Umea by tha N ails,” e r than ever before, furnish tho rrelived from S ta ts headquarter* 21 years old soon, of a million liouse at I ion f'n la r Avenue, the regular inectlng of the , lull prop..-.-.! that u rotifer, in •* of. isla n d o f th o I’hilinnittCK. bv adhe President said. soldiers w hat they need and this morning ly Mr. Ingley, who men each y ear." tnilay «l lb Vnlilrs lintel. wllh tV. I' 1‘owell a< contractor. Anii-riritli Foreign Minister* be A iim nm l N n v v fo rc e s w a s He promised th a t facta would above all p u t "service above self He said tho Army probably nil E. I- Jackson will install u “ Practically ‘ ““ ictki Starting with A I' Connelly, held at ICn. Dv Janeiro. Hi axil, um iniinct'tl to ilu v in th o W u r not **e hidden from the coun­ and not to think too much about declared“ that the I7.V Stole h . . | ^ ^ ■ l,o f '* " yr, X , 2H y o r . t»nk at IlMil French Avenue and charter president of the Sanford the first week of Jant.a.y Willi tr y If the facte a r t known end iroftU, In a short U lk a t tho major work which> tha State tle p a r tn io n t’K f i r s t c o m m u n It the enemy would not be ,o ln t meeting uf tho RoUry asked tho local council to do cither i who have aerved aa salacteea anil Mary K. williams rtcieved per­ club, the iireshlruta were named the gi.ni warning that u "wave has been done .or. b rapidly being are now members of the organ, mission to tear down ami rebuild in order by Kilward l.ane up to ieiti** of w ar. helped .by th e ir disclosure. Club* held a t tha Valdes Hotel done, and our organisation la well of aggression has now broken n one-atnry frame building at the rurrent year. T h o a tt a c k o m t r r c i l ho_ He w arned the prate and radio last night. lied reserves, thereby subject to 1018 Pecan Avenue. up.it. Ihi* shores nf tin- new tw ccii S a n F c rn n iu lo an d Viset up now." • h e y had no rig h t to *dee! o u t Mr. Lane introduced Fount world, "the United State* in. wartime service. Tha New Smyrna BoUriana H. O. Green will employ Joseph Chief of Polka Roy William*, uncaaflrm ad reports” In such were welcomed to Sanford by Rion, district governor elect, who viled the other 20 Aniernaii l(". u*n. the nnnounremeiil slated. Neither tha Army nor the New w ay aa to make people believe President R. W. Ruprecht of the chairman of th« Civil Protection appeared having any difficulty singleton to move a frame ten­ presented the past president* "Our fir*1, bombing iittacks ..n group of tha county, la contacting in g etting m ors man. Recruitin'? ant house from the north side with red rose*. A fterwnrd, Mr. pul.lies to consult uu the join: they were Ithe tru th . transport* '.g u n result* Declaring ho w s ^ abo u t to say Sanford Club who pointed out all chief observers a t all obser­ stations throughout the country of a lot at Oil Sanford Avenue Rlnn aihlressed the mrint>eri. measures for defense of the th a t alt b u t three members of vation potto In tha county to deto the south portion of the same stating "Kiwanlans m ust meet western hemisphere. IW lI , , | m d ire .« ............. " ‘1r,,r were swamped with volunteer* tho New Smyrna club had made Urmlna If they are In readiness South A m erira's two lorgesl lot. the war situation squarely. It repohln-s, Argentina and ttiaxil. ,h.p* »n.l danieg*' «» " ir the trip to 8anford. President to meet tha peasant ame'Vgrncy. anxious for • "quick crock" at must In- met hy individual ser- stepped toward cooperation with i„g tim e . ..no *h*|. ..(psm ng Ashton responded for New Hmyr. Tete posts aa used fo r aircraft the Japanese. vlre, and the heat way you can the UntL'd States as nation af­ • inking nnmedtolely. «l»' O verseas H ighw ay na and thanksd the 8anford Kn. warning service, and according to , aid Is te help your local defense ter nation joined a rapidly In.uid- munique **id. Urlana for their courteay and Mr. Inglay tha "location of these Is Closely G uarded ruuneil " • A great ening hemispheric front against entertainm ent. , Navic* to posts will not ba mads known to Mr. Ition stressed Ihrer parts the Japanese attack lit the I’a. II, S and Japanese Manila to. Mias Dorothy 8*nfordT~direc­ tha public, and th a SiUa ware se­ reported raging off KEY WEST, Dee. 10—f/9*)— of individual service: stirn g th en clflr. I,, n German to r e f muale fo r Beralnola Coun­ lected by tb s T hird Intarcaptor day. according dem ornlic institutions, meet tha Tho nation's southernmost Naval ty schools. prasenUd a program Command a f .tha W ar Department. Argentina pledged "reciprocal Britain acknow­ base and other P ed en l reserve- present emergency and maintain assistance a nd deefnsive rooper- hroiidrnst. while *»r tni* new u. . WASHINGTON, Dae. 10-UP) of music and readings by Sfcig C h b f Williams said th a t nec­ ledged the lo** of *"•* n*'w the value, we seek to defend. tiona here ware In complete dark­ of stli.n" in a note. It. Wushingt.ai. DilO-tnn —President Roosevelt said Toes- inola High Behoel pupils. W. A. essary Instructions fo r .a.blackout l.nttlvship, I rlnce Dr. O. I. Barks wn* n Kiiret ness Tuesday night, and a 84-hour I'resident Getulu. Vargas of Wale*, nml :i2.0lin.lon listtlo Leffler proposed th a t New fimyr. in Um county «ro expected to ae Local Shrtnera will hold thkir watch waa ordered over part »f as were twu m em bers of the Kry ilrutll decreed a virtual freeiiog cruiser. Repulse, off the coa*l na Inaugurate a movement U oet Mon. Kd iuf An* nationals' bunk accounl*. Christm as p arty at, tha Palms A tha ovaries* highway whkh is the Club. Hilly Hollsyhead and build a new hlghwey from San­ gives . Mr. Inglty also announced the led Althnugh the decree gave the uf Malay. Pines dining room Thursday nn|y road linking the labnd with Marshall. Charles Morrison ford to Now Smyrna because of .Mi*ml., dispatch*-. u.inminectl appointment of Mrs. A. W. Knox the group in song. tha Florida mainland. night, Dec. 18. a t 7:00 o’clock. Hank of llraxil runtrid of fin.inthe indlroct and unsafe condL g n a tas chairman of th e Woman's P ar­ Judge Prank L. Miller, chair­ The past p rrililrn ls at tho cial operation* of cilixen, of all ,U Japanese troop tran«p«rls **«•* Ths City proper expcrlcnci-il n nlli n.plmg In land troop. (sortIs ' H* w kl a t Ihla press loafer- tlon of tha present readThe program as presented by ticipation Committee w hkh Is in man of the entertainm ent, an­ partial bbekout, w ith all electric meeting, and the year in which non-American warring countries, of Manila in the Philippines. eace sine* a U rt o f the United charge of oil women's division* •Igns and street lights off. Auto­ they wcie land c f the club fol. ■rrangeiueiiU pn.I.ahly will Innounced today. HtaUs-Japaaese war th a t ha to Mb* Sanford consisted of a quar­ A Tokyo war bulletin said tw . Mr. Inglay added ha "fully Ap­ T. Bradford Byrd, president of mobile driver* were asked to use low: made to take raro of powers *•- Ilntisb te tte : "D esert Song." by Miss ship* The -Prince of preciates the Interest shown by A. I'. Connelly, 11)22; Jam es only dimmed lights until mid­ sneiated with the United Stat-*. Wale-, and Hie 4 f Indust^r I n d B& b i W s 'r T t a Gladys Pippin. Edward White, tha public toward this vital group, the club, urgad all membera to Repulse—wern G. Nharon. 102.1; 'K. I). Brown. night, and tra ffk was to be ra make Immediate reservations with Uniti-il States Ambassador (!sf. wo»* out an anti-strike arrange- David GatekeL.M ba Sanford, with and many people will ba called sunk within 21 minutes 6f each Ire. 1026: Kilward F. Lane. strieted a fter that for tha re i t of frey said Importance of the slip L. F. Boyle, secretary, and stat­ Mien Doris Entembtgor., a t the other by Japanese bombers. 102(1 ;,T. W, Lawton. 1027; John "could not be overestim stril.” upon to assVaw bpaglfk duties aa ed th a t tha fea should be worn tha night. pleno. This waa InUrprated as No detail* were avuilsblo im­ B. M. Duncan, chief engineer D. JAnkin., 1020: Fred It. W il­ Giistemuls look similar step*, mediately on the fate of tho Reading, ‘ "Namin’ o f ths Uio committees are actively using at the meqUng as a num ber of tha registration I b t to obtain outstanding personages have been for tha oveneaa road and toll son. 1030; A. C. F ort. 1031; W. frrexing Japanese bank deposit.., Twins,” by M bs Ann BUot. crows, normally exceeding 3,000. Invited Including: Malcolm Mc- district, said a 24-hour guard was B. ZachAry. 10.12; Hanford Doud- a fter Its assembly declared war Duet, "M edley." by M bs AU recruits." • u p p e r t of anU-etrtke legtitottoa. Meantime, sea-borne Japanese lll.lll; W alter Coleman, ua Japan to the accompaniment Mr. Inglay •aid’ "W a.fully real- Crory of JackMuvUla, Illustrious being maintained over the 40 ney, ma Grantham and Mine Doc la Ira tha serious Umea shsud and we Potcnate a f M onaco Temple; mites of highway and bridge* un­ 10.10; Howard laing. 1037; Hid. nf many' “ vivas" for th e United troops swsrnted Into the Philip, Entxmingar. ney J. Nix. 1038; and Karl N urd, Ktotes nml President Roosevelt. pine Island of Luton a t A psrSolo, "Tim e W es,” by Mbs need everyone's co-epotation. Now MUea II. D raper a f T am pa. IL der h b supervlilon. Sheriff Ber­ greq, north of Manila and 1010. Peru slresdy hail frnxtn Japan­ ri. lull mile* Gladys Pippin, Mias Alma Gran, Is tha Urns fa r cast heads and luatrioua Potanate ot Egypt Tam lin Sawyer and hla deputies were at other point*. The clmtr thinking. I f any , auspicious plat and a delegation from th> patrolling tha area. ese funds, and Bolivia was con­ possibly them , piano. ■ c, headquarters of Gen. Douglas sidering like action. . Reading, “ Ub. Uh, N ot. Me," persona or any attem p ts th a t ap­ Orlando Bkrtne group. M acArthur said the Japanese • c a m p ULANi — N aval R e q u irem en ts * pear to U as botoga- are seen, they Dee. 18— by M toe'A aa Bitot. Judge M iller to preparing u made forced landing* under a t h e w e a t h e r >—The should ba re p o rtS ta w e d b u ly to h rtfio u a tre e fo r the offalr. Trio " S ta k e Goto In My hail of bomb* dropped by Amer­ H ave B een M odified Eyes” by M U Qtodys Pippin, C h b f WUltams a T th e fo lk e Sta- and each Noble b expected to °JC ican warplane*. Florida — P artly steady and bring nqe o r . more presents. M bs Alma Grantham and Mias lloil** One Ja p transpqrt wa* *unk, at MACON. Dec. 1 0 - < 8 p c c b l) O ther officers ef. Um Defense Whoa tho program b concluded continued cool tonlgtol Thursday a n d . yet Sanford. two other* damaged and three nartlv cloudy *od colder lo th« The Nevy Deportment announces Visitors a t Um luacheon Includ­ Ceuacil baaidaa Mr. In g b y are W. tho presents wUl bo gtvan to a nortli portion. ___________ more possibly hit, it we* an­ th a t the physical requiram enU for ed Dr. W. B. Van B runt, fan n er D. Hofmann, vtoo etMdnaan, and E. local ch arity fo r distribution nounced. enlistment In the Naval Reserve among Indigent children at president s f • the Tallahassee J . Nelaan, se c re to ry .1 , Han Francisco wa* blacked out have been modified and urges all Chrtotmao than. Rolsry CtOb. "L tdtoo Nlehf*. will ■gain early this morning a fte r iy i _ man who have been rejected for WJ0.W. W IU . MEET All a o jo tra la g Bkriners and U M S a . . MMMM. On.; be bald a t tbo Ms j fa ir Hotel an air-raid. . alarm . . . . waa . . . sounded. enlistment to again apply a t their letter from Senator Claude I'epoil re sid e n t Nobles, who have tbe even tog o f Dec. 89. per expressing the Senator', ap- •» *° ?"•■! tw o “ alerts’' roundThe b e a t Camp ef th e Wodd men not yet affiliated with the club, local Navy recruiting itotlon. predation of th« copies of two within • half hour but no of tha W o c td w ® meat Thursday are (netted to Join the Sanford s i s 1 S_ y, ___I t . . KitnsK a to/asVaS v o r i n e t e #4 ,1 songs on w hkh Mr, Connsllv bombs wers reported dropped on' ---------------d t e ' Woodman Members, a a d U bring present* CALLS SPEC IA L SESSION T ho annual Rad Cross rail enemy planes sighted. rolls borated with Mrs. Agda C. " te help gtoddea tbe hearts of rafl Is tf lb t e ll r over and Twu Japanese landings on tho CHICAGO, Dec. 10 — UP)— Thomas and Lers H arry Wester. poor children," President Byrd Seminole County rab o d a to­ Cov. Dwight H. G reen Tuesday Tho copies were presented to Philippine Wtond of Luinnw ero re­ ta l of 11218.11 during the called a special session of tha Mr. P ipper w hrn he vtolted Han­ ported to d ay .b y the Filipino con­ drive, Mr*. Roy Mann, pubIL stabulary soon a fte r authoritba le g b b tu ra fo r Dae. 18, to con. ford on Armistice Day. d tp chairman stated today as ____measures necessary to p ro . The letter reads, "1 am toi­ uncovered a Fifth-Columnist plot ar th a sxpUlnsd th at tho war tid le t tha atato’a num erous defense menssly grateful to you for th at eat off t*.ro fala* air-raid fund quota, w hkh b 18000 sending mo ab rm a and pointed the w ay te industries snd transportation sys- your kindness In sendli c a lk f a r aa sattrely now tarn . ropk* of your tongs, "O ur Flag" military target* with lights on tarns. Ha raid ho would appi way ocaaocted and "Stand By America", auto­ th« ground while Japan*** planes a special pollca authority to •sm benhte drive CHICAGO, Dec 10— UP)— Ths were attacking. ordinate tifo rta o f all law en. graphed by you. •d. P laas to In of 4A000 Railway 49,000 R a E arlier a U. B. Army spokesman " I cannot too highly commend X__I___- earaa forcem eat sgeucle* from tho m ill, had announced th at "certain areas you upon tha Inspirational beauty tto down to town marshals. of both of those eompoaltln*. I t war* marked out by light slg n sb " —Loth flares and -firework*—d u r­ b a valuable contribution POWER IHCBEA8ED have mad# te your < ing the raids on N lchob Field, out- t . tide Manila, early Tuesday. WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 -iB>l morals and, therefore, te |t» E arly today U. 8. A rm y i — Tha Federal Communications very to s t wishes TuasxUy authorbad fighters were in tho staUen Miami to atom WQAM aatt Mtei th e c a p ita l 'IsS A S S S - ^President Says Seven-day Work W eek N ecessart & SSL* H u ll Shrinens T o.H ave Annual Christmas Party T hursday 'S ■««sswsr liu r* © Engineer Corps Is Important W tr Unit Senator Pepper P ays Compliment To W. Connelly County Roll Call ' Totals 11279.15 Increase Given To Express Employes © s r1 ------------ .^ V V td u ' *., �f h i ; . i — w*_ _ The Sanford Herald Another Coogre**kmal Investigation SWORD O f SAAWXIiS Someone must have been asleep at tho Pearl Harbor Naval Rise to let Japanese aircraft carriers and no tellinjr bo# much of their fleet cross tbodsand of miles of ocean and come within bombing range of Honolulu where their l took the American Oect.complete!/ by surprise untold,dqnjage on a weejce.wt when there were scareei; mobfti men oh duty to man the anti-aircraft guns, there we go, giving tho ‘'brass hats" KMI ulth fltst reverses in a war in which tho ilnltialive was . _ be people, and by the p.-.plr’e representatives in Congress to the enemy and for which we have rvfuaid to prepare adequate!,. '.cf yesn though these same "brass hats," as well as th'Ve members of the American Legion who ijad had prerfu'M c.'pericner m •.va-iare, bait warned us rgaln and again to S'»' reari7 ruvl bo proimred to take the Initiative away from the enemy. Isolationist Senator Tobey complains that, he "hears” that a large part of our Pacific fleet hag been wiped out aa a result of this surprise attack and Senator Stewart says, it is possible that even,now tbit this Gibraltar of the Paci­ fic la.in Japanese hands while another Insists that most of the men were on weekend vacations when the Jnpanes? struck. Demands for the removal of the officers in comrnand are heard. ’ * . < .$« paved tn Honolulu Sunday, moe every known pro* caution had been taken agi attack. It Is quite WyifMdAY, DEI possible that the guns were that only a small number of men Vera havlr e n day off. It may be that BIBLB v e r se f o e today nobody was asleep at all an Lhat the enemy was met with all possible resistance. Fur fg, *• know ve»y little, „ WS*N Tine CIIUhCH STOPS or nothing, yet' of tba aCi RUgo-doRf, or how the oom o PontVARD i t s t a r t s BACKWARD. BEGIN A T IIOMK battle I* progressing to daU Ong thine Is certain that it is very difficult to bo axleAND WORK SOR A BETTER W O tU ) AS WELL: O t jr# th«r«- qiutely prepared at jUl point*' wlhen yoa leave it to the III? aStiene % Lnw,lH.r ."*c* 411 re were not at war with ,teST l t dn,*7 to | am anyone. The Navy had with yea slwsys, even unto the end of tho world.—M att. ese would spdke at Pearl «va struck at Son Prancisco, 8an Diego^-the Panau'A a* , .... Ca ot Yhdadnd other |f.YANKEE CLIPPER g bk>w might bava fallen-in'thi Atlantic V 1* waking sail on lb« Yeekee >Clipper. * B low lflG w l Blow the Man down! ^ i M d j d r . t h a aai* th a t’* rising l« a iwhlU-cycd ripper f Blow I Blow I Blow the Man down I IVY gale, hat we’re m ttjp. jf P e r we1*** sighted MeLy Dick the •'w haler flighted Kira aver the com h en SoVinlaf '• Oa thd U r horlion fum ing and •w m lng, Been hie flake* on the skyline And Welt Make him sorry we took I up whaling. . Abput sr* come, to »ne windward AwjMUr 'tfil place where f e aew hhd Wik ihftid, Keaylfty^up frtra Urn deep p r» And we're going to hit him before F o r ^ /b n v o ^ c tm L l oml ^ • W ^ k learned I t U him with tho NantucCet, New Be.lfer.ll Be not a faartd Of. r a th a whalo as naver wan 1 Ip U ftj *' “ “ And the w a n ahall emlta hjnj be HtatTurxmiih"the b n ich , w ell da fo r afr hemay wallew and batter ,A ad*w t^l * * 4 « » ' chowder in N«W • Bedford tew a. a law I Blew I Blow the Man dewnl ,„ LEONARD BACON. We dare my »«t m,*ny. SANTA CLAUS ' LOW CU8T-BA81 PAYMENTS T h e S an fo rd A tlan tic N ational RpnH Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C a U e a e < ir Ztgper.£ 3 .9 5 to $6.50 SLIPOVERS --------------- 83 93 8LEEVELESS .... $1.65— 12.00 V E S T S ____ 1 ......... ........ 83210 RAYON MIXTURES LEATHER....... $8.95 to $1440 WOOL. ZELAN POPLIN $440 to $5.00 W 60L LOAFERS $8.95 to $10 SMART AND PRACTICAL! , end Navy dcpartmenU have warped us at far years. If wo hart followed their advice i our two^jccan nayy. in the water now InB«r, Wo Would havn aq airforcel«uperlor to twmrm Wee i a u e bh mv law much (MiinU U*<* til the AhR puyrtts. We UMitLI would thays an >A Army lai er, bolter; trained and better' equipped. Wo would hn ^ not slept tor to many yej whUa Japan an|- Germany we/p gotifot ready. But now congress accuse the Navy of bejng asle and In tho Tory midst of battle projviaee an investigation vsprnditurr* for non-defamo p u r ,; pose*. O f rour*e the NYA m many branebe* could bo clnseL., f|e j as Defense training bccuusa' i portion of It Is training tho I youth to servo In tho National Defense Program. PRKDICAMKNT - - I recen tly ' i Handed the first meeting of the . IC nttisrS r m m a s o»«l ____ __________ InCe that sacrifice* for all lay ahaad, Appropriations Committee I was circled a member. I t Was the President said It w*a Inear­ ths first committee meeting In rret to use t.uit word as tho bo held, and on December'4 I'U n ite d Htatee does not consider attended the fin.; meetly* e f It a sacrifice to. give one's best the sub-committee r.n which ‘1,1 tn tho nation, fighting for axam .errin g . This subcom m ittee’, litrnce and It* future Ilf*, la tho committee making appro. It la a iprivilege rather than far tho pcoprlsllons for the Independent Of- a sacrifice, he aald, sal fke* of the Government. T bs A r ... __ , „ r morn taaee, buy more will bo the <Mal propriatluqs Commhtea Is mal Minds, - forego extra profits and over of private tng ovary, effort to c u t mm eork longer or harder. SaoM vaU., deetam l . flaM» th»L [-defer? lha governm ent.had known that, lag year. A m P /e t, when tho for week* Germany, "has been l\e battle ^hat ha*. Mated for mure than seventy-five >*opl* come In to discuss th ; tailing Japan th at If Japan did term fo r the Appropriation BUI, sot attack the United States, Ja ­ tm . as though every dollar pan would not sharp In dividing Those $ye solemn word* of warning, and give labor ItandHprobably la needed and labor, leaders somfthinf to ponder over.—St. Augustine I* being put more to good. use. It leave* n man on the committee In a predicament *a to Ju«t where he will cut. k q t I am “ Ramember always that G«rwilling to bet anybody th a t njy a ay. and Italy. mmrd1*«* «f subcom m ittee w|U coipn aa near ry, form al deciarptlon o f w ar, g off their pep portion of w id er themselves at w ar with ) cannot fcndually dismiss details. Hu*- rattin the bJniorr dollars as any other m U nited States a t this mo. f details,»n4 I notice that the chief axe- mh-cnmmlltae. H onrrabla CUfton M t Just a* much a* they conteg this ig not quits likely to dia<nU« hia Woodrum , who has generally der thsrasejveg a t w ar with h«»» cohservstive-along tala line, rllaln and Russia. is Chairman of th s sub-commli"AIM Oarmgpy puts all the 9 sum q! detail. It might, perhaps be her republics of the Americas io o M f' Uyontl deU.il and mtHffdtonly ito the category of enemies.” Powerful siul resourceful gang* iut aa t have often observed, if ona attars have banded together to a k a w ar upon tho whole human SPORT. SHIRTS LONG SLEEVE WOOL A RAYON-........ $5.00 RAYON G A B A R D IN E ...... $ 3 4 0 HOGUE BUUriB......—.....$240 BLEND WITH HLACKBI BuflinMs Details r*. the Pr»*Want said. Emni v ikwu of men aqd maUr- a COLUMN 4 »*«**• wkr vs Mnw. Marry Chrishwas M W l ■* r t H H H �■ PA0E TTlREFs FANF0RD, FLORIDA Present el the meeting were: Mrs. Bryrn, Mrs. \V. L Clark, airs. Sbinbolser, S r . Mrs. H J Wilson, Mra. Nett'o Tillia, Mr*. Broall# William*. Mrs T K Wil­ MrR. Dawson, president of son, Mrs. C. E. Chorprning, Mts. th* *nmn*i Club, this morning \Glenn -Et McKay, Mrs L Burkr NHcihI.mI her appreciation to the Steele. Mrs. J. B. Crawford, Mr*. of Seminole County nh* R. T. Warren. Mr*. Mable Blount. attrn«l..| the all-rlay sewinr «***- Mr*. A. D. Shoemaker, Mr*. W Ian for the Red Cross wmch *•> ?. Thornton, Mrs R W Turnri held at (he Woman’s Club yester­ anal Mr*. R. F C rrn'hrw day f.o the purp°*<* of completing Mr*. I- M. Swain. Mrs. Olive the < huptcr'i quota of garment* Well*. Mrs. J. R. llaaada-han. Mrs for thr llritifh War Relief pro* Csrl Chorpenlng, Mr*. Ila-nry gtmm In t h r pm t 18 month* thr Jtrniinolr i ounty Chapter of the Rc»l h«i complctctl a total of .1100 garment* The »ewing r r o m ', for thr project have been *p«»n* ] io m l an«l maintainc«l bv the WoiDin * C ub with work being ifonc i by th. kbomen in Sanfoni ami the sttroumling counlv towni Mi- I aw«nn utifol al! i»er*on« | who hub V anklet 1 anil w ru tlrii at horn* tn ' • ing them to the Rrd , C ron iim-h on 210 Ka*t Fin»t | S tm t a*» •non a l poiaihU* vi that 1 titty «oav **v «cwn to the rn»w ( •tilt- Sinn- thia ia thr la*t qcota fgf the- III Utah War Relief, those iff ch.iige are antiou* to have all ffgrni.fit^ turned in * .r FRASER ELECTED LongweUa Mr«. B. B Crumley. Mrs. C. E. McKee. Mrs W. R OCALA. Dee. 10 -</T»— Car. Edenfleld, Mr*. A K Shawmaker, Mrs. J. L. Clark. Mrs. Morgan, roal C Fraser, ml dealer, was elected may air fur a two-year Mrs. Strickland.' Mr* lainsing. _ Mr*. Davis, Mr*. Hutrhitam. Mr*. [ term in Toesatsy's municipal elec­ David, Mrs. F. W Mrl all. Mise tion. defa nting \V I. Caalbert and Helen 1- Waral. Mi«» Ba-su- Sam Shultb-waarlh Zachsry anal Miss^ Sally Giay ppreciation Given P arty For Daughter To Red Cross Workers ocial A n d Personal Activities LOURINE BEAL, society Editor facial Calendar Th u r s d a y The Col. Theodore Roosevelt Chapter. U. S. W. V. will meet at the home of Mr*. Mae Sheafer on B i i Avenue a t 7:30 P. M. to be followed by the annual ChrUtmn* party. The Townsend Club will have ita re g u lar -meeting tn the Court Home at 7:30 P. If. ffh * Philalbee.' Class of the F irst Baptist Church will have It* sihnual Christm as party ut the linme of Mr*. John I-cc. 309 Park Avenue, at 7:30 I*. M. Each tbemle r I* a.keal to brine a 10c g ift f ® the tree and offering for an orphan. departm ent president of the The di American la-cion Auxiliary, Mrs. Edith Montgomery of Tallaha**ee *-whf be trktVYMt’«t the Valtlrc Hotel at 7:00 P. M. iM ervstion* may be made by telephoning Mr«. I.. Irwin, R'/J-n. or Mr*. Henry JicLaultn. Jr.. 876-J. The Seminole County Council, P. T. A. Will meet at the Jun1 # High School ut 10:00 A .,M . The South Side P. T. A. will meet ut the school auditorium at 3:00 P. M. to be preceded by the board meeting at 2 :0 0 P. M. The T. E. L. Cl»»* of the First Ita<tl*t Church will have its a n ­ nual Christmas party in the annex of the church at 6:30 P. M. Each member Is invited to attend ar.d bring a covered dieh, also a 10e g ift for the C hlistrata tree, and i^ m ckagu for lha C hrlitm as ba»ll n for n needy family. ' Th« annual meeting for the eleetion of officer* of the Semi nole County Chapter of the Red Cross will be held In the Red Cross room on 210 E ast F irst S te e l »t 10:00 A. M. Any per­ ron having taken out a member­ ship during the Red Cror* Roll Call is eligible to attend *M to vote. " - : . Gladlnla Croce 267, Supreme f f t e s t Woodmen Circle will meet Telephone 148 a t the Woodmen Hall a t 7:30 V. M. with Mr*. A. C. Madden, guardian, presiding. The Seminole Kebakah Lodge will htve a meeting in the I.O.O. Hall a t 8:00 P. M. FRIDAY Circle* of the Sanford Carden Club will meet as follows: Dirt* G ardeners Circle, a t the home or Mrs. R. W. Ware on Palm etto Avenue a t 9:30 A. M. Group Three is asked to bring material* for Chrwlmaa wreathe. C entral Circle, at Ihu home of Mrs. Adga Thomas, 101 East Seventh S treet at 10:00 A. M. Roll call will be answered with suggestions for Christmas decora, tlona. The program, "Holiday Ar. rangem enl" will he under the di­ rection r f Mr*. H. H. Coleman. The Sanfoni Home Demonstra­ tion Club will meet at the borne of Mrs. O. P. Wade a t 2:30 P. M. The Rose Circle of Sanford <7an ten Club will meet at the home of Mrs. 31. G. McNair In Ro«* C o u rra t 10 00 A. M. The D. A. R. will meet a t the home of Mrs. C. It. Dawson, 706 Park Avenue a t 3:00 P. M.. with Mrs. George Morgan as co-hos­ tess. SATURDAY The Cecelian Muric Club wt;| have its regular meeting in the Fannie R. Munson Studio on Myrtle Aeenue «t 3 : 1ft P. M. M ONDAY- The annua) Christmas party of the Dependable Claaa of the Methodist Church will be held at the home of Mr*, ft. Knight. 610 West Flr*t Street, *t 7:30 P. M. Hostesses with Mrs. Knight win be Mr*. II. A. Apple! y. Mr*. J. M. Leonard, Mr*. W. J. King and Mrs. I,. Burke Steel*. All members of the claaa ara Invited to attend and bring a gift for the tree. \ . . ■ i — ■ ■■ 8II.AS LIGHTFORT DIES Silas IJghtfort, colored, died Saturday a fte r an illnesa of three years. He was an employee of the City for over 30 yeera. Bey* and Girls Both Lave ROLLER SKATES 98c Theaa are sturdy a n d r « f > Id ew p eed g liU lU *Q H Hall bearing, rubber cush. loned- wheel*, b rig h t red , ankle (tra p with sheepekln pad. A djustable from 7 H " 11". Re sure th a t theee are tin. d»r their Christman Dee. IU*y! StreaeHIned! ELECTRIC FKBlliliT TWAIN More fun— fo r Dad aa well , aa Junior! It has everything to make I It a welcome g ift fo r thu men In your house I Commodore Vanderbilt loco­ motive, tender, tank ear, coal ear,' gondola and ca( boosel Csn be operated by remote control! P e r son als Mr. and Mr*. Jam es A. W right are spending this week in New York City. Dr. and B runt of guest* of ford Byrd ea Lake. Mrs. William E. VanTallahassee are the Mr ami Mr*. T. Brad­ at their home on Gold- Friend* at 11. SI. Hamby will be glad to learn th at he is re­ cuperating from an operation at hia home on Myrtle Avenue. Mr. Hanrfty will be c< nfinrd to hi* home for several more week*. Mr*. I’csrle llin s rll returned yesterday from Guinravillr where she was railed by the death of Mr*. II. O. McArthur, which u curved at her home in Gaines­ ville on Sunday afternoon. Mr* McArthur m * former resident of Sanford. Azarian Class Has Christinas Purty ■ a Mrv R. \V. Williams of OrittS* City entrrtainetl with a ilirthday (>arty at th* home of her mother. Mr*. W. II. Stewart, on Oik Avenue yeMerriay in honor of riauffhtcr. Dorothy Jean, who celebrated her first birthday an­ niversary. A color theme of red *nd grrrn wj» carried out in th* decoration j which confuted of ChHulmi* grn*n* nnd light*. The mirror over the mantle reflected miniature hou*e and tree* with Santa and hi» reindeer approach­ ing. In the dining rw m the lace covered tibli* » H centered with white hiitluUv cake topped ith a blue tumlle nnd blue iTowrr». The innnrir vri\% dre^ned in a fleah pink crepe <lrr»* Bmocknt in blue. Aftvr ahe had opened her icfrcohnientn of icc crcarr nnd cake were served. Thoae Invite*! In celebrate porth r Jc a rji birthday with her were: Normi >herrii, Mary Ann i.udtr/c. .Mary Jritn King. Jante r»n*wn. Jo \»m Rerry ^t. John, Mult K.irl, t’hnrleA i*op'in, Sonny IVpim, Wally Pope, Henry Fehumnchrr, J r . Hobl y Stewart of (Itlando, Sitlncy Vihlen, Jr., Duke Scott, and Alan lluie, Jr. Alao, Mm Alnn Duie, Mr*. Prenton Sherrill. Mr* Sidney Vihlen, Mr*. John l.utlwig, Mrs. I. R. St. John. David Karl. Mra. iS rl King, Mr* Robert Drown, Mra. J*h* Wilkinn, Mra. Fred Pot»e, Mr*. Henry Schumncher. Mra. R. W. Stew ait. of Orlando, Mra. 0 . D. Scott. Mri T J Will, ama, Mra. J T William* and Mina Jean Wdlianui of Orange City. M ost (setting C »nj Umo carat Liitur* Hours Program Presented Hy Circle Three V- . t C ode Three of the WomrnV Sbciety of Christian Service of M.th.Kii.t Church prruentrd the pmeram at the regular pro 1111 an«l himinnu meet in 4 on onduv aftenuHin \%ith Mra W. IT < Ink in charge Thr devotional, "One (Ireit F«|loN%«hip of Lrtvr** wa« given by Mu t lark, Mr* NV J. David. Mr* S. 0 Shinholaer, Sr . and Mr» I' II laniBiog •’ A I'h ru ti.iai world program, the theme of which » n the “po"*-r of Christian Women thru Mound The V.'airlil'" w«» per-- nli»il vkiih Mr*. M It Strick an-1 la-it 1m / Other s t*ka-n p u l Mr* W F Bryan. Mrs. wen R. H Turner. .Mr* it r Hut- r ehl»--ai. M n J C Dmvib, Mri l.irk. Mr. 1jBining. Mrs J. I < II- < Maar-can. Mis » Sally Cray ' r. W J Da, nl. and Mr. 1 h'ling I'.ie busmvs, se.slian w hi''t > a* prr.klrd aivvr by Mr* J. I ( lark, names fur the circle* foe tha- new ya-ir s t'ti' ilrawn, anil nai'tllli' t'jslnes* all.paasa-al of. 6 Himlime IJ Milil! IF, to M ID R IF F G O W N Devoilatlngly lem lnint gowns ^ 98 and bed jacked handmade in ON LY China. Royon ond lilk bro­ cad e d a in tily e m b ro id e re d by TRILLIUM Th 0 gift to m ake tier feel and look b eau tifu l ftfr—an d after C h rist, m ast L uxurious satin gown with sh ap ed in ­ set m id riff for a tiny w aist, fu ll flu id skirl — and see its lovely deep n eek lin e? Celanese* ra y o n s a tin d ain tily laee, em b ro id ­ e re d tr im m e d — th a t washes b eau tifu lly in L u x . 32*40. T c a r o ie and blue. and scalloped with lin y totin Landing W h it*, tearo ts, blue. Gowns, 32 to 40 Bed jacked, small, medium, la rg e .' Silk a n d R ayo n slip s (net sketched), hand embroidered ond hem itiiched in tearese and w hite 32 to 44. 1 > 0 8 THE YOWELL CO. HANFORD. FLORIDA • Reg. U.S. P a t. Off. The YOWELL Co. 8 A .M -O U I). IT .O M D A ta u t A SMALL PAYMENT WILL I.AY-AWAY YOUR fillT T il. UIKINTMAS "\ Glumour g ift robes. . . ju st whut she wants for Christmas! Luxurious, perfect for when she has company! InitilM ELECTRIC EKEIUHT TR A IN W ith R em o te C e n t r a l 9,90 . .... . ' • Steam-type ' Locomotive! • Lighted Dead-Sad Snap. Chriatma* ONLY • Underwriter** Approved Transform er — fo r two 0 1 M a m f 'K a y o n S * k TIm kuucleusJy peeHy « i f t tOp Um ' i h a f l a f **a'r la «Ua Ceopl* jr j 8 S & S h5 apffrvffCV ^ l l AIITg Lyi OUT Lw lOr llg IT! Ucy t* F «*d BHOCAUE8I QUILTED SATINS! MOIHKSI CHENILLES! E ipenalve-dooklng. cwlrL •klrltti housecoat* fo r f _ mantle appoall Soma with /* quilted Jackets. Wide .h o le . L ............ * lp p « U o aln r and ( I HbWm WmIm |||»u ♦Huify I . L a . YOWELL Cf), i * • i S'.'Jit 4 F U L L -S K I ItT E D A alaautJ* Coupling and L'aceepUag - ^ — i>yTRILLIUM —1 RITZ K g o l, ' You'll b« » m ated a t th« v.-mplttenej* o f thl* (n e t. n»ly* M il rga track with Ueomotlve Beauty for Your Gift o f AN The spirit of Christmas wes reflected in the decoration* for the nnnual Christmas party of the A isrian Cla*s of the First Baptist Church which was hold last night in the annex of the church with officers serving as hostesses. The long tables from which a covered dish , (ipper wa« eerved upon the arrival of the member*. wa» covered with n white d o th and centered with a novel a r­ rangement consisting of Brasil­ ian pepper, red ami while glad­ ioli and rhrysantliemums, fmm which trailed stream ers cf re -1 N cl Smith, who was ri-ci-ntly cellophane. Wreaths of llrm lisn sppninlrtl Scmionlf* t'-unty ('hairpepper interspersed with tall red man for the rrlvbration of th*tapers in white parttrrv holder* Presulcnt's hirth'tnv. w«« prevent were placed nt interval* along st th.- meeting of the Little Thea­ the length of the table. Ijtree ter Club last evening when it met Christmas bells were suspended in the Woman's Club to formulate from the chandeliers. Bowl* of olan* for a play to bo prwentesl red and white gladioli ami pom. on Jan. 23. settla* were plqced nhaut the The plnv wil' b - snonsorvil by room, which had a lighted Christ, th , committee to raise fumls for mas tree at one side under the nationwide fight nrainsl In­ whleh the gifts were placed. fantile parnlysi' eml will I*' under The Christmas stnrv was told the direction of Mrs. J. M. Hig­ by Mrs. W. P. Brooks. Jr.. «* gins. the devotional, and s solo in The local campaign for the inkeeping with the theme nn« sung fanti'e paralysi* fund wdl include h r Peggy Plpnin, a-enmpnnled a t charity sports events, card parties th# nlano by her m other. Mr*. R a plsy hy the Little Theater (Tub R. Pippin. I The business session » » i pre­ and other form* of entertainm ent sided over by Mrs. W. A. Cagle to b# climaxed on the rvrning of a t which time plan* were made Jan. 30 with u county wide Prcsl to fill * Christm as basket for dent's Ball. Mr»- Malcolm Muc.N'eill presided ‘a needy fsmilv. Mrs. It. L. Beard waa appointed aa secretary to over the bu»inet« meeting In thr .fill the vatsnev caused by. the • htrnre of the chairman. Father resignation of Mre. C- A. Altder. J. J. Kellagban. T hr production son. Reports from th e various of. board, cnmpnsrd of Mr*. MacNelll, '{leers and group captain* were Mr*. C. E. Mr.Slarrnw and Mr*. heard and the meeting rt> se.f Higgins, gnvp a brief avnopsi* of w ith a prayer by Mrs. M. K several play* which would bo suitI able for the production on Jan 23 Cleveland. At the conclusion of the bttsiG ifts were distributed front the tree In a novel manner. A j ness session, Mrs. John Lre enter­ large drawing of a tree was tained the group with a lending placed upon the wall holding relating to th* struggles of a Christmas seals under which the young aclresa. Several piano •* numbers of the g ifts were placed. lections were rendered by Gum Aa each person lelected her num . Lawrence. bar from the tre e she waa pre­ Thcrr were 30 persons present sented with the g ift with the ut the meeting laat n ig h t An in­ corresponding num ber under the vitation Is extended to anyone in live decorated tree. As a rift Seminole County who is Inter* iteil from tha claaa the teacher, Mrv in IJItlc T heater work to heroine J. H. Colelough, w aa presented s member. with a pair of tnadelra pillow cases by Mrs, Cleveland. I Those enjoying the party were: Mre. Brook*. Mrs. Colelough, Mrs. Cagle, Mrs. C. L. Hewson, Mr*. W. C. Rumbley, Mr*. R. T. Thomas, Mre. R. C. G ardner. Mrs. Cleveland. Mr*. R. T. Hunt. Mrs. W. L. Vance, Mr*. J. T. Denton, Mr*. H. A. Manning. Mrs. J. R. Ashley, Mr*. Leo Echols. Mr*. Pippin. Mrs. C. A. Ander­ TODAY Sc THURSDAY. son. Mrs. H. W . Rucker. Mrs. H. D. Morgan, Mrs. Lnurino Beal and Mr*. J, A. Jones. Also, Mrs.* T. E. t a l t h . Mrs. F. L. Dempler, Mrs. II. A. Moreland. Mrs. R. L Beard. / . I/ ./ , Mr*. R. A. WlUlaaas, Mrs. Pearl* David, Mri. B. C. Moore. Mr*. J. M. S tlnedpher, Mr*. W. M. Mixon. Mrs. N- J, itonstrom . Mr*. L. H. H arvey, Mrs. V. G. H aatr. and 8hlrlny fekoM, Shir­ ley Fraser Morgan. Ptggy Pinaln. Barbara R ucksr. Faye Ash­ ley. Betty C ette. M argaret Hunt. David. Joaan* Daatpler and y H kw . Ned Smith Addresses Little Theater Club I'raaafncliaan aaf la-sttles anal ah'»?s France is confronted with a grave Industrial crisis because aaf 1 in the t'nita-at S t a t e s h ave bea-n tsbiiua-al at na*ar ra*. oral levels. shortages of raw m aterials. _ , f | I I I I �♦ r I 1 - • • m ml 1 •A. * •#w£* JUfBf >■J | V h i* r, W.J,Ja& with Hr*. Bath* ntrstdagraa Border chart* HU ra m d in t here and IV othuri were injared when Ike 95-ton eteel central tp an of th e new 100,000,000 brid fa rarer the Connecticut River at H artford, Ccnn., clipped aa it waa being p u t in place. Wreckage U shown a fter the accident. Among thoae w ho,died era* W illiam J . W ant, construction anperlotendent of the American Bridge company, the man wh> directed errctlon cf the famoua Golden Gate Bridge la San Frantlscc. mm ~ I* pictured In n recent a |r (hot. Is reported to bare boon n n k in Fbari Harbor, Hawaii, by bombtra. The v ra a t naval baaa v t Pearl H arbor, on the Wand o f Oahu hi Hawaii, la reported officially ta have been bombed by a aurpriee flight o f Japanese airmen, and widespread dam age H olland Clamps Down On State E x p e n d itu r e s done, w ith death toll oft tfao PacifW fl* # U Payments ___ P ercen t F a re Raise ___ H I CAPO, Pac. l d U j j f c f n e a iALLAHABSER, Dae. 10 — — Governor Holland clomped ra r.tln te. eoMomy on Hjaw e n d ltu m Tuesday, and urgad f, County and district govern, n g v n tiao to do Ithawlatr M ( m e d ia te , effect la lade* Washing * on Sc t In DAVID M lenta a t atato Ututioiu. • “ don’t spend -- « rampalgn, I 'H \kt iw requiring at 20^> rr? a tfl HABC.IB. Dee. 10 — Tba flrat i »»# to l N. te e m ta r y o l f o f Gam* at M ai ot Ml *' • r a [Q M H P S II I* IB �I — T ^ w ♦ wbk« b >at; r a c a g m u. i« i Four Teams- T ie For Top Spot In Commercial Loop A nderaonG riffith F u n eral D irector 786 & te d St, ALTMAN’S USED Ms). lien. Momhrad Con Monhrad, commander or •••'•rut ir.iri i-i'ti which waa re* I !■> ibc Hr ti-h pi near move. ut «f Egypt. i« pictured as • ■ ■I Cairo immediately before IlnSi'h o.fcnnivr. He was •'» I tiir Unlcr of Virturi Mill* > C n. Sikor ki, of the Poll*! w h ic h r F ire Force*. * •tm ff JW m T PEARSON T yiy^.•»'rnrl-fra-t •>.■* J. HODGE R. ASHDOWN n . FOROIISON DK 'BtW> Friltrr Applies J 'f>r Naval Enlistment T H A T C O U N T S" I < u a ACn Ihc. Id.—.47—Bob ! i ** r* •'* *• r In the CleveI tu' !» n*, ai*i■11*■1 for rnlUt- Thousands of 19-tQ AnooaocMDtDt ' * X m as C ards In purtcct r m illtlo n will b« void th*« W - s ile C K e .i w«rk fur H a lf P rice • ’ * N aval ipwfivo Tu#> |i».iy at ih- t.’ra it I^.ktt Naval T1.1iriltiir .StuM-ii:. t miiimtiier Tunncy, forI n’T h n ',\^»i'i^|lt i*«'\irix chiml»ion, ii '. pivh I Killer* | ki| mts. Hi* *»il I tll» r uh * 'i r k i n f th* rank i f i !ii. f ImihIrw* in*n mate in thr i w i i i , m il would prob*hlv Im- f'lac* i | in the phy«iml | drpntti. uf if h,» pt**^* flu» rou* j tinv Mtntal nnil ph> «i&*al tonto. —PIIONB SW BILL' PACKAGE STORE & BAR T n a lf t r i n m i Edwin IX HOI Program Resume D U n»rX w W I end Abner The World Today The L o u Hanger wet's P rtttn d bkjo Big Town 8:30 Dr. Christian 8:55 Elm er Devi* and tl 10:00 Mi E'er Orefc iu:uu Glenn tiitn n Miner u reaestra. '1 0 :1 5 Tuhlie A ltU n 10:30 Sports R e p o rte r. 10:45 News of the World 11:00 Jimmy Dorsey 7 TT:10 Vaughn Monroe OrchMtfpi 12:00 Linton Well*, news 12 05 Sign Off • 6:00 >:10 8:15 8:30 8:48 7:00 7 :!k Th:* mill'ium 1 , 'e r s j e C J JtcM .S K. D P in t ' II. c d u R i n .L KIN Alt I • it FitKR DELIVERY wooo The Commercial League i, prov­ ing to be the hot .p o t of the local bowling situation as four teams wound up in a tie for flint place a fte r eurrrnt result* w rrr in. Kmcrick Hardware, El Ilffso Clear, Tuurhtnn Uruir nnd An drew Carrawoy Ag'-ncr are * all tied up on the top position an they claimed victories o / i r Celery City, St. John«. Great Southern and Hofmann Electric. __(_ L. J oi&l i lulled inn way iuto the imltridusl leadership v*itlr a 131 re e rJi i f.n riic k atill lioldn |bo high Ikpee man gj-inc acute with 732 puis, Voile El Itceno has llm three t.u;ti *umc «*rk* recotd - A , l ALLA WAY _ FA R M E R S'M A R K E T I Mixed Drinkg — Package Goods — Beer R A D ia N & w a 112 \V. FIRST STREET Fire — \\ indstorm — Thefl — Collision — Burglary INCORPORATCD IN S U K A NCE AT A S A V IN G ■••wweiwx - IrrotTpa 0:30 Norman Beasley and bta Robert L. Johr 47, la ahown is Florida (lowboy* he U tnm adthe deney of Temple 7:00 Breakfast Brevities lladelphia. The 7.45 UP Ne*s n tw I OIK QU1 iman and Vale 7:55 W eather and Time he third head of ■ fad o ^ ate * * ; H:00 The World T od*/ 8:15 Sunrise Serenade H:J0 Emery Deutsch QreHeitra R e p o rt h i Issued «*W Morning I h t i Uw a ......... .-Wd stcrcr*rur -School of the A ir * . On. C itru s C an n in g 0t4* tfP Near* • —< ' JACKSONVILLE, Dec |0 10:00 Marnel (Special)— A. report recently i . 10:05 Black and W hite Ns tea sued hy the Jacksonville District 10:15 Myrt and M arts Office of the Bureau of Foreign 10:30 Stepmother • ami Domestic Commerce in coop­ 10:45 Woman of* Courage eration with the Florida Can 11:00 Mary Lee Taylor 11:15 At Home w ith Sally Mar- Pare' Association. «howr« the im­ portant place the cannrrs have attained In the Florida Citrus Inlhi*l>y. During the ItUO-ll season 68.5 percent of the total Floridproduction of grapefruit premt of the total crop of IV rIn orangra wrnt into run* m llu* >rm of jute**, *<*amritt.«, in.l n l . ('iinipi'n'U ilniit — L ia b ility — ll e a ll h A: \c c u lc n t NORGE CIIU’IJLATINl -V-W W tr jfT-m winter, trade tc. -• y n n r o ld ^ h eu lt-r on u n c n l Ihrr-e new N orite c ir c u la tin g m odel*. W e h a v e o n e th a t w ill s u ite ynnr h e a l in i; p ro b le m s. See ent liMltty. h \S \ I Ell.M S. N.a J* Ml*, it i n i s i i K M i MI’I NA«’ll. I.il • ^^r.\H ll. la. SWT |MlT\-n»I t I H'l l.l I I T»ixi irn r.v SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Sanford. Fl:i L e f ty ( ir o v e A sk s F o r A m ! ( .e l s H is R e le a s e .1542 License T ag T H E REA D SHO P W ith E v ery U s^d < HU \ t ,0 . IK h*. 10.— f>l*|— Rol#« it i l.i f ly ) (it o v r, 4 1-year nlil pitching i*tar o f the Hoston If**! Mrx. i< g iv n i hi* outright relea*«* Tucsaluy night at hi.« own remi< *t. C a r Sold B efore No ii'ii'in i fo r (itn v K ii retlrem rnt i# t j iw t i hy the club in making th r announcement. Grove D ecem ber 10th won » rv in u n n ir* ami loxt seven l i f t se?j8«w. bring in g hi* total vie* tori* • tit., ng hi* m ajor cateer T h is O ffer E x ­ p ires Dec. 10th, W h ite S o x G e t W a lly M o se s F r o m A th le tic s Uel U r . Help to o Own A Rent Home of Your Own A t F irst Federal you can g rt home money from home folk* fo r home loans to help you build, buy o r refinance a home. Chevrolet Co,. F ir s t F e d e ra l Savings & L oan AsaocialMh of Seminole Cmmty ed Advertisements Plena for the Pan AmtrUaR Exposition In. MayMo M r . M f# abandoned because of world- con* dltions. CHICAGO. Dtc. 10—(/P)— The wap-conpious major lennue basehn^l executives settled down to -haainers -T*Malay. . n jte h M W o n , ,ln<l(orl'>nl American^ longue player awup involving Outfirldcra Mika Krcevirh ami Wally* Moses, and setting n e st year's All-Star came for July 7, n t Brooklyn. Tlu**fit*t im portant trado of the winter acsslona saw tho Chlragc Krcevlch and reWhite Xoa give ___ lief Pitcher Jnck Hallett to the Philadelphia Athletics for Moses, a hitter who never averaged less than -TOO in seven ysara In the big .ime. . Guarantied To Riiim i MISCKI.I.ANEOU& |stim ulita oti Phuiik 4Ud. ♦ < O K « A JsX latr your Chrl'tmaa trees corner lit and Palmetto. M. If, Lvid, Phone 4708.________ ' u o r r u u u n d o A tm io trrY o f tm i ( oca c o ia com pany iy SHOES CVKKFULLY dyed, a:!vtl o r heeled at low cost. City Shoe Shop, S I0 S anfnrJ Avc SANFORD COCA-COI . h MOTTLING COMPANY LmiKO FEED S a t TotehU m '* Oro. W A N T E D O AK - A Ughte r wood. 3-* HORSEPOWER electric motor*. Good condition, phone 703. A . J. PcUraon. WIRE HAIRED T errier wanterl. Will pay cash fo r a good young By P A U L ROBINSON ETTA K E T T A OATS'■8UI2CAU .J NE32I2 TOO BAD 7UET2C iSNT VvAV OTHET2 <3 (t?lS CAN HONOXQU HEA730 o r ir ffrrxs. 'x b e n e f it FCOM MOU? CAPETiENCS • _____ MAh* oar W iM Voue -i wnr?ft DATE* TO ride to Rich, liagton. Leaving D £ l 17 to l'J. BUREAU, SITUATION WANTED >VER MAN! -x I 301 TWja£*CA1/ B y F R A N ST R IK E R 6fT US 10WS .VO iMME CBXK-: MED, AN* IHEM KKTOU TSU HWf TWC CAULS WSAPPIARED M THH TMH AK WmfOUT LiAflN' HO TKACH/ I �i a* y *b m **~ W E D N E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R I P . 1341 0 II. S. Army, Navy D e f e a t Attack On Luzon Island f r o a tla u e a F u se P e a e Owe) ■wept up and captured more than tOO merchant thlpa of "enemy naUonalltlei” a Ion* the China coat and In tha Whan*poo Hlvcr-lneludin* the 10.600-ten American liner Prcaident JCsrriaoo—and a t the GOOD GULF PRODUCTS O o o d 'T W f H orrteo S lt llo n Ban ford A t *, a t 1 3 lh BL AT TUB A rcade ’ P ack ag e' Store YOU'LL FIND IN ALL F ine THB LINES BEST OF Liquors tarn* lima reported an extension of tl>* Pacific offcal Ira. Britain and Japan Kara hurled reinforcement! Into tha Jungte battia of northeastern Malaya whara hoary fighting ra te d fof control of Iha Important airdrome of KoU Bharu, only 400 mllce from Singapore. British bombers ---------- and fiahter planee roared out over the Gulf of 8 *F" t° me* t • Japsneae convoy of 25 troop transports speeding couth atone conquered ThalUndA w a it In an attem pt to land addi­ tional Japaneae troops a t Kota Bharu and farth ar north in tha Bhtcora and Patanl a rta a of houthem Thailand. Japaneae w anhlpe, dlv,.bomb­ er*, and purault planes escorted iinta imposing array, British aerial scouts reported. A communique aald tho situation at KoU Bharu "still Is confused." ! British Imperial forces by noon 'yesterday had almost rained con• trol of the area when the Japanese [ succeeded In landing additional troop*. Japanese land fortes attempting to Invade Hongkong were brotyht to a sudden halt tonight by eeirIng artillery fire from the itrongh — B I i f l l M m f ■s M f f F it was announead officially. "AIW e#ewer><< •<** • otafttfand one M a g successfully maintained." a communique stated. The Japanese land aaaault, be­ ginning a t Monday dawn, enenuntered almost Immediately heavy road and railway demolitions — completed within two hour*—and than felt tha blaiU from the perlmeUr of haavlly-mannod main­ land defenses which have been un­ der preparation tinea 1038 A t tha Pacific Coait. radio sta­ tions ended nearly 12 houra of ailanee today during which Army and Navy planes and naval sur­ face craft were reported to have searched off the coait for poaalblo Japanese airplane carrier* and submarine*. The exact extent of the aearen waa a m ilitary secret. Enemy air­ plane carriers have been varloualv reported off tha Alwkori, North Pacific and California coait. In disclosing th a t patrol* from the Second Intercaptor Command had taken off from Portland, Ora., to criaa-eroia tha oeaan for 400 miles from the ahore, Brig.-Oen. Carlyle H. W aih warned th a t the “possibility of an a ir s tu c k la still present" The San Francisco Bay area un­ derwent three blackouts lost night after the Army reported e fleet of 30 entmy plana* had clrei*d over the Industrial area._______ THE OLD'HOME T O W N fEPVU AS U5FD TO S T O P P j ^ * ^ > THT OLD ALUMINUM* P e m s AND PANS BUT S/NCETSHE TU^M BD "EM /N FOR D E F E N S E -M B HAS N T G O T HAJ^DENED U P < FOR THOSE W O O D E N BO W LS 7 YOU K C ' SHORT 8 0 CENTS A O A IN • and FOR A PFRWCT CAR W A SH . !? / ir o n k e t t l e » — ■^ FOR CHRISTMAS forts, atresilng the health value a f 4Jac Vloride vnrteSr. Its* been “sensational and gratifying" ac­ cording to official reports from the field man. From all n v tr the mar';*t arose there were reports of Increased rales, atrngthenlng prices and a brighter outlook for the consumer demand, especially during the holiday season. In some centers records f r r sale* h*r * been broken on successive day*, re­ port* Indicated. • • \n E D W U R < S L E R ,W H O D E L IV E R S W A S H /N O S F O R H I S V V I F E T O O K T H E C O U N T A O A JN T & f t A V — __ _ OVIEDO By MARIAN R. JONES Mls» Aldred Cono and Mis* Iole Ru del I attended th r ArmyNavy gpme In l ’hllii<lrl|ihls, Pennsylvania during the Thunks, giving holltlaye, and while (hern they visited William Henry ' a D. FARRELL, PROP, Martin, son of Dr. anil Mrs. J. (farmer Iy Baggett's Liqaor William Martin, who la a Senior Htaea) at tha U niversity of Pennsylvttn. M\ n i B R ARCADE I*. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Nib. — — — ■ k and daughter, Miss Dor­ othy Niblaek, spent tho Thanks, riving holidays In Tampa vlsltfIni 1’ friends. ng Corporal William D. Brown, of tha Signal Corp., a t Macllill Field, v lslte j hla parents, Mr. Mrs. W. b . Drown last week­ Burma and Thailand are the end. principal toureee of Uak wood Im­ Miss Virginia Balkeom spent ported Into th e United States. tha Thanksgiving bnlldnys In Jacksonville and Tallahassee. MUe Mary A ltct Williams spent Thanksgiving holidays with h e r parents In Banfonl. 1 5 A IO Milo Rullenharger tind Mrs. TW E Dana, who hava born eldtinir Mr. und life . R. W. ‘ Jo b b e d , have returned to Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. J . n. Jones and son. Johnnie, and Mrs. Burgess McMahan and habv son. Rena, spent the Thanksgiving holidayi with Ihalr parents In Macon, Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. W, II. Luther and Misa Ella nail Jnnsa spent tha week-end In T a n n a a* the guest* o f Mr. and lire . C. B. ' ... ........* Jones and family. rerai Mr. and Mrs. Paul Campbell ]property h tm a M ia t h By were luncheon guest* of >t- end D rlre lo todsyi^ Mr*. R. L. Wheeler fo r Thanhsloaorto* I* Tie C tehroloee glvlng. jo4 AamriaoV itro^se* aeao>] Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Junes and f*P N I* eon. Johnnie, weia dinner guests a n l BBB BM *IBBb T of Mr. and Mr*. Paul Campbell Bunday. JU 8 T P H O N E I t l l Mr. and Mr*. Jo* Roberta Jr., and daughter, Gwendolyn, were S. U. ENGLISH •telling Mr*. Roberte' parents, Mr. and Mr*. A. R. H unter, G U LF SERVICE! Sunday. Cm m t First BL A Freoeb Are. Mr. and Mr*. William H unter, Arcade Package Store B vSTA N LEY time of th . »lr«t publication of thl* notlr*. Each claim oc demand shall aatlfled and roqulrsd to present ba In writing. and ahall stats the a ay gjalma and demands which plar# of rcaldtnra and post office of the claimant, and shall yoo. or olthor of yea. m or boro address oaalost U o estate af in s u tiT bs sw ots to hr the claimant, aatnt. A KRUFF, doeoaasd, lata of aald or at homer, and such claim or ilsahaJI bo void. Cassay, to tko County Judas «' Uiard not so filedINEZ *. KIIUI-P Somlaolo Coaafy. Ptorldo. si his As admlnl.tr-.tor of th. sfflcs la the eoort bsuse of said Coordr ot Bonford. Florida, wllh'n K atat. Of Ernest Krupp. dsessasd. LAKELAND, Doc. 10 — (Spa- Stahl rolsndsr Booths from the First publication Noe. SI. 1141. eial)—The m arkets of th l na­ tion were rocked w ithin tho last few days by tho most competi­ tive advertising program over devised for Florida citrus, and early reports from tho trad* In. dicate th at consum er demand has reacted favorably and th a t tho demand lot- Uis etato’s oranges, grapefruit sa d tangerine* la on the upgrade. Reports to the F M d i C itrus Cammlutor trot* Its staff or trained dealer service men In the principal m arketing arras aald th a t wholesalers. Jobbers, retail­ ers and tha consum er had all responded to the sales and ra trchandblng effort* which y ...T h e gift that growH lovelier backed by a stro n g newspauer ad­ with the years. vertising barrago graphically pic­ tu rin g tha dlfarenca between a competitive '"pooling" orange and . . . Our low prices and wide the thtn-ikhmed "mor* Juice for rmrlety will surprise you! your money" Florida orange. S a k Of Florida Citrus F ruit I s F a s t Increasing J yesr m .. . l-COMMNY HEATERS of Orlando were dinner guests of Mr. and Mr* A. it. Hunter •Sunday evening. Mrs. II. H. Link, wife of the pastor of the Oviedo Baptist Church, who underwent an opera­ tion at the Orangg. General H os­ pital Tuesday, has been returned home and Is doing a* well as run Iso expected. The condition of I- II. Gore, who underwent a serious opera­ tion several day» ago, l( still quite critical Mr. and Mrs. Ren C. Walorlght aept Bunday with Mra. Wslnrlght'a .parent*. Mr. . and Mrs. II. A. Adams, In W inter Park Mr. and Mrs. Wllkea D am ntus, of Winter Garden, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ban 0 . Walnrlght Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jo* King and daughter, Mary Tooten, and Miss Margarat D-inn, wars dinner gueit* of Mr an Mrs. R. F. Klg Friday night. The occasion waa In honor of Mr. Joe King's birth­ day. Mias M argaret Dand, of OrLndo, spent tha week-end w ith Mr. and Mrs. Bob King. *. -ffcargesuit --O rftt Mltftead, o l Cimp Livingston, Louisiana, is visiting, hla sister, •' Mrs. J . CFaircloth and Mr. Falrdoth. Tha Woman’s Missionary So­ ciety of the Oviedo Baptist Church met a t the chureh Monday after* noon, Mrs. R. L. Wheeler, Presi­ dent, presiding- Thorn attending were Mrs. R. L. Wheeler, Mrs. J. W. Martin, M n . E E . Echols. Mrs. Ben Ward. Mrs. R. F. Cooper, Mrs. B ert Anderson, M n. 0. D. Tripp, M n. H. f . McGowan. Mr*. W. T. Walker, and other*. The Sunbeam Band mat a t the church Monday afternoon, Mrs. R. F. Cooper, counsellor, presi­ d in g . Those -present werel Ron­ nie Cox, Bobble Cox, Johnnie Jon**, Ann Pierson. Mrs- Nsttia Parnell waa lunch eon goes Is of Mr. and M n. Don Caraway on Thanksgiving day, Sidney Caraway, and Robert Murphy, of South Georgia Col­ lege, Douglai, Go., spent the Thanksgiving holiday* with their parents, Mr. and M n. Don C a n way and Mr. and Mrs. R- R. A d a n A , M n. C . H . B r u e t , E m ily U H I | „ g , h . -W a a te rd U a r a ld " P r a d t , A n n l ’ru e * . M a r y J e a n u k t r o b v d s a ig n a ie d a s th a a iw « - “ * , ........................................... Eva Mae Austin, and Ml** paper Is whUh thl* erdae aball ___ r Craig, Scout Loader, Win- >a p u k llak ad ob*e * * a t » te r f o e r e o a a a c u llv r w esha. U r Garrlen. W ltnaaa my b an d aa d aoal o t . Mrs. Dora Kelsey whs hostess Ib is C ourt a t B antord. Oamlnol* (a tho Knitting Club Wednesday C o u n ty . F lorida, th in th e I IK afternoon. After a discussion at • t Deeambar. A. D. Itlla r . HERNDON pleas for tho Christmas dinner, C lark a t th* <l»av* C ourt. bald annually by tha dub, very Hr: A. M. ale* refreshment* war* served XX Ca by th* hostess. Those present MARTIN SKOAL, rtalatltr* Altefaay. were i -Mrs. Btenche Partin. Mrs. ________ CMch Parti*. Mr*. W. M. Wright. (SEAL) Mrs. a a. Wolcott, Mrs. S . F. I? rnSt e m King, Mrs. J. W. Martin, and Mrs. Kelsey. , Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones and - ra i a " A 3 r . ’ f a t * sen, Johnnie, spent Wednesday te Jacksonville on bus Hues . Th* Woman's Club Christmas party will b* held Friday after•sen at tb* Oak R ow s at three o’clock. Mrs. Charts* B. Leo Mrs. O. O. Wolcott acting hostesses for the ocesaokm. " — re I hoys are stall Charles Lea Jr., of Emory with the army or navy at Udiversity, Atlanta, Georgia, who iwill and In the PhilUpnss, tha Cm m la and »m the unuaual I visited hu parents. Mr. and Mrs. of the recent attack af antique* for aala C. 8. Las, an Lake Charm Drtva Among the** or* M the Maple o f Seminole has returned to Atlanta_ r • of Mr. end Mrs. Conaty b yM r. * Mr*. Edwin Mis* Dorothy l« e , o f High tag, th* oldoot son o f Mr. Waaror •who far n a y y m n Spring*, waa visiting P*r* in . E. M. Ollff, and ¥ eats. Mr. and M n. C. 8. King, brother of Robert F, h during Thanksgiving holidays. T T klu Charlotte Lawton, of m Winter Garden, was homo with (Ml M f f M operated la ;ha her parents, Prof, sad Mrs. Y. 1*0 Bteeh of Park Areauo. W- Lawton, for Urn Thookaghr- bar T V Ilona of J. It. Rtalay, la non E ig h t J a p s D etain ed owned ana operated by C. 0. In S ta te B y A g en ts Wynn. Mr*. C. B. Wynn la now em­ TALLAHASSEE, Dee. 10.—<A>) ploye I as Ilia new Post Office backing "w ithout clerk, euccreillng Mrs. Ben U- — Florida's limitation or reservation to de­ Walnright, who resigned. The Jack Kasell store la now feat end destroy Japanese Im­ known as tha J. U. Jonta Dry perialism" w*a assured to Presi­ Goods Stare nnd operated by dent Roosevelt Monday by Gov­ Mrs. J. II. Junta Jr., and Miss ernor Holland. Soon after congress declared Juanita Johnson. Clareneu Kalsoy, of tha United wnr Governor Holland sent this State* Marin* Corn., now sta ­ message to tho President: "In this grave national hour, tioned In Jacksonville, spent tha wrek-end with hla parent* in I w ant you to know th a t th* Oviedo ami sister, Mr*. Gladys people of Florida are united In dick ing you and th* federal Font, In Orlando. th* utterm ost Mr. ami Mrs. Morion L. Wag­ government to ner, of W inter Haven, announce limit In defending our nation the birth of a ton on Sunday, and our people and all th a t w* November 30, at th* Orange hold dear against th* traacharGeneral Hospital, Orlando. Mr*. ou» and ruUuima attack af J a panWagner la the form er Miss Wllda LEGAL NOTICES Young. Mrs. Lyda Flesher, who under­ IN T U B CIRCUIT COCRT 1M AND went n m ajor operation several ro w a m n o u « w m . n o w i n * , IK CHAWCWWY days' ago, la progressing nicely. Min* C harlotte Lawton enter­ o n i t I N L. B RAM MER, P te ln llff. tained with a party a t her horn* IIATTIR MAE BRAMMER, Doher* Frkley afternoon. Tb* ( tn d a a t onbE R o r s e r v i c b . guests Included Virginia Dillard, Nydla McAdams, Emma Jean T h e m a le e l r la rU la : T o I ta ltla "elley, B etty Ja( Over. AUm sIt aIs. *kerabv s r &ordarad s ,v . w4hm? K larle Rutherford, N ets U a u r{* Jidcraon. Jeon Tyndall. Sue regeeated t e a p v e a r a« te a Shaw, fiblrley, Gregory, Jlmml* Itb day *ol Janeary. A- O- >***• Lee Dillard, M n. 7 . L DlUard, b a f e r s th* above a s tllle d C ourt, to „ tiled Mr*. M. Dillard, Miss Dave Me- tb * B ill a t C o m p u te ! '•A'giL'Vsusrussi Lae, U. a Navy WU1 U Argentina’s Porta Yo« cai IU ENO S A1KK8, Dee. IS - I V ia* Louis* Whooter. MWa - ArgeaUaa aanounood W n Virginia Wllkaraon, sad Chyle* OUff, *U student* at Southern College, Lakeland, W*r* home vtatting their parents. Mr. sod perte la -the wsr Mrs. B. F. Wheetegi Ond )L M» Ollff during tha Thanksgiving m htlktey*. . Tha Junior K. A-V mot at tho Baptist Chunk Mr*. A. D. L t i.r s s .f i; •atf sfhir. Wlslir.* faro b i m i i H(«> ; tktpf. . Car. Waters... © la •' V ' ' /; ar- * E“-. i -AV-- e’.A 'V-. • \ • . V ' • • iv.-.e. y , P h o n e lb V W PITTSBURGH PA IN TS , tj ^ W ATfHS^AP FNAMEIS SUN HOUSE FlOWHIl PROOF f • Ct l A N UP P A INT AIDS B R U S H E S ' -M I R H O H S - G L A S S IMUIIIHS c in - J • WALLHIDE f Picture F ra m in g SUPPLIES P A IN T tT Y U N Q VARNISHES H lA P Q U A K f KS G. U. STUART PAINT & GLASS 117 Park Arc. Phono 803 SANTA ALICIA WINE IS GOOD BY ITSELF AS WELL AS ON OR WITH Y O U K L'HKINTMAS KitUIT CAKE! P IN T 40c;, F IF T H 60c Vi GAL. $1.40 HOMER’S SODA SHOP QUICK CURB SERVICE •' First 8L A Sanford Av*. Phan* 2117 FUMSHEIM F0KTUN£ SHOES FOR MEN “ A SKYR1DER SHOES for boys �r" 1 I r* . I . Sanford In The Only Central Florida City A ffo r d in g Rail, Highwaj And Water Transportation C ounty Produces F r v U A n d V tx s U b lM T h a i A n y , EUaOar A r c s In F lorid a AN INDEPENDENT DAILY'.NEWSPAPER •Ar SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURafo\Yf DECEMBER II. 1911 ___ -----------------i - W J I Established In 1908 ! Member Atwoclalcd Press M MIIER KH Objectives In The Philippines N a z i a r a t i o n njfs.K’L o r F o llo w s »V 1 1 n v a d ing- N ipponese R eported To H ave W on Footholds On P h i l i p p i n e Coast Japanese Landing Made N ear Aparri 9 100 B om bs d ro p p e d On M&nila M i l i ­ ta ry O b j e c t i v e s WASHINGTON. Dec- It — ( A P )— S e c re ta ry . o f W ar . B U au c m a m — m d to d a y th e • t a k l a g o f U m ' 1 9 ,0 0 0 -to n J a p a m o * B a t tle s h ip , H a r u n a . by A m y b o m b e r* o f f th e n o r t h ­ e rn - c o a s t o f L a s o n . l a r t c o i of tto P h il ip p in e I s la n d a. 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I- fMfby tf- alifs Mf«l —4 —Mary Iwws si iWI'sitol |UIM teal Ihs IWVW si tfMQliif i st I- mry ssi war t| te»4 ito Is^ffisi O——— d mi iaptot n < to Wkg As s—ltd to i towomfal ismld^ihM kyUl mi As Wtein mi Ik fstorj in hiwhy ^yMe-tky tWCWOMwelite I'aiMr— ---------------- MANILA— Japaaeoa pararkaUato were rrpoetod today to M e* nalied an airport sis ■II— front IUgan In eastern l a m today obits United •ta t— and PhiUppta# troofti laMkd to drlet Jap { U4+C. b D —^ -C L t-L J cs QQ - *• T' i ~i i " ■ f " - • r m ■ • V ----------- rn and Woof* of too Island. r >/X —o-.jfdfc, , S . / a*# '& J i nr This la a copy, o f tho original declaration of war acalnit th* Japanese Empire, which was votod by CousTOaa after listening to I nvising*japany »T**t roo ds President Roosevelt. Tho re—luUon was first signed l y Speaker of *nd POrachutiita were reijort- tho House Sam Rayburn of Texas and Vtca President Honry A. » e d Wednesday night to have Wallace., as president of to# Senate, and toon* by tha Fvoaldrnt. _T to A m y announced officially tkat tho Japanese, In heavy farces, —Swaps s|(aInst northern Luton from V isas to Aparri and that Undines wars affected at Aparri. TM Philippine constabulary —id Stela Japanese facto* also had ba U adtaf a—r Vlpan mnnd there e t a oao report that tho •to w n had boas taken by Japanese ponabatiata. Japan*— uaad used .Both .both naval 1 Tho Jaaat— and aortal bom banlu—t to B B | a —mmunlqu* to n laadiac* which, —mm - f r o — tho ~htadquatter* of Gen. • b a n c h u MaeArtour. tho U. 8. Commaodar In C hkf, aaid were -In tea—ten— o n ran* T a—•) * * ■ ■. i ■i ■• *• j -a* V• ~ ; • • <• School Board Army Says U. S, Issues Checks Can Meet >Any - For, Salaries Invasion Threat D e f e a t e d Candidate F if th - C o l u m n i s t s ’ S earch B egins In Plans To Contest .Washington State Trustee E l e c t i o n Checks amounting to IM74JtO wer» l—uad by tha County School Board at Its rvgular mooting yciterday to pay to t aatertaa o f tranaporton, Janitor* and to co­ ver Incidental sxpansos, Superin­ tendent T. W. Lawton announced this mornlngt Ha addod that notion was r»ia Tho army anaouacod last night It had ringed tho nation with men and it—I aufflrisnt to “meet any threat" of Invasion—and adiM that a search was on for fifth co­ lumnists who Ut b—cons to guide enemy airmen to Seattle. Tho fifth column tat —arch was on la too ration of Port Angeles, Wash. In that vicinity, state police tost night found and ostingulshnl a* —rise of fires, to Dm form of arrow* pointed toward 8 —tile. N8te— to augment the defense o f both tho east and west coasts a m d a y a jg h , whan the war deportment pl—wd plans to effect whkh bar* materially Jr. a f AltoTIm Sdmlnolo County Tubor, strengthened to* fortes already cul—la aad'Mhalth Aaooalatlon Is stationed ta to*— art—," th* comgvarinf Its program to moot th* too M—nwUto Pacific _ Cm — w hkh now war Uiao n**d, according last night mobilised for fuil wsrto Mr*, i . I* Jugloy, chairman tima d*fcn— as ton - Army and of tho —Jo of —ala. ■ ■hly hunted for n J*Bho said today, “ All thou Utey b*who havo not * —a t . to thalr planes money to tha organisation for —ala are urged to do — at ones shutdowns anahte too o c k tion $ to to onabJ* tha m aaaaoiatl Orv■or* accurately plan and r raid adequately taot m to So Seminole County. "Tha money ralaod now must yeatofam **• w ttoro program in to* — well aa carry m roetto* work. to L— AngaTh* military and « M g to p o p u Ia . I air a t 13 JO Uona* naoda Will - totra to ba •anally taken a - t fra— tto proaaada af tha K, * \ n k T alarm. .T o la r Bryan, Jr. T. B . O rganization Now Stationed In Will Gear Program M arine A ir Corps To A id War N eeds - • Loalte Tolar Carp* m — Mr*. J. N. O f U nited Sfa jrdeaor Virita and Mma foeaad ip arc ttoro t—L Tto sm **i i i *s r r , M t At in e t If ,000 more tlernteS troop, have fallen on the snowy Moscow front an.) the advanc­ ing lied army has recaptured tea or more village*, the Soviet « • dio announce.! I » t n i|h t. • Ru.sian troops in the South also were advancing, and the r s . dio equaled M.iJ -Gen. Petrov la tied Star as saying the G ermanl had Inst 13,01k) men, 1.10 tanka. 131 planes and more than 70 puns in 30 day, of assault OB the Red naval base of Sevastopol in the Crimea The radio cited these gains: Seven towns retaken in Ute Kalinin area, 03 miles northwest of the raptial; 1,400 Nazi, Mllot. Several settlements rewon In the Tula sector, 100 mllra south of Moscow; 000 Carmans kIliad, Recapture of Oleta In the Oral sector, 200 miles to the south, the routine of two German Infantry divisions, and 12,000 Gera casualties. ' *4' • sno-v, a r a t s . c. . 5 3 won uncertain foothold* along 160 miles o i 'the North and northwoat Luzon coast of tho Philippines, despite a smash• i n * assault by the U S. A m y and Navy fliers on one trans­ port convoy of six ships. «• • ted, ar* withdrawing front many of the offensive wedges they have driven into the Russian front, tu t they declared tho r* tirem ent was to winter position, for tactical reasons. T h r German push Is through until Spring, spokesmen indicat­ ed. declaring “Go-many ha* i»o strategic ambitions this winter." In Africa British troops were —ported officially to havr lift I th r aiego of Tobruk with a nr-* junction a t El Adem In th r Lib­ yan Desert, and last night an­ other heavy tank battle w a, be­ lieved Immlnant west of, there South African. Indl-.n ami Alliedd troops made the Junction an.l also captured Gambut, • coastal point about 40 miles asst of Tobruk German and Italian unit, fled westward after suffering heavy losses, the BrllL-h announ­ ced. Officers —Id their troope had established * 30-mlle-dcep wedge from Tobruk southward Into the desert, ami mobile unite .now were hitting out on either flank In mopping up efforts against the axis fo n ts . A sandstorm ra g ­ ed throughout the srvs. Salvation Army Gets Note3 From Needy Fam ilies Poverty and need are revealed in two Utters Hut bay* Just rome to the at ten‘.I m of the Pa'vation Army. After invcatlg*tlon, the organisation discovered that the money secured by —eh family Is barely enough for foci. Tho fir— letter roods, “Do you hovo ■nything my boy* cmald wear yot? J started thorn to —bool to­ day and they haven't anything to wear. I will sea gou. Mrs. Langn*. Juat aa soon os my foot gets well." Another stricken woman write*, for a—UUnco, "Tha truant offi­ cer woo hero Ihio aaon about tho absence of my child—n from school. A* I told her, they have no cloth**. I hate v m much to ask your aid but I ea-t«— help i t They tha children ; in schMl by Ily tha girls ■ y children or* small lor their ago. "Wo a n doatitut* for clothing. You a n perfectly urokomo to -m l* itoi —0 for your—If. 1 thank for whatovor help 7 " t *1B “‘ t L 8*iv*tkto Army la -k in g citiaaaa to gtyo their utmost ta when tto order that —a— Uko tha— l« « to Vichy, S T h T S l B N g l C hrijbja. time. M l* m aatm Langnr toad of «to - CTO WEATHER A c t S , *1* %•■— el«*ral I'rraal ih o l IllU'tl S t a t e , s w if tly replietl In A \ | , d ecla ra tio n s i>f w ar ag a in st th is co u n try today, wit It t u n g r e , , a ctin g w ith in m in u te , a fte r P resid en t R o o s e v e l t u r g e n t w arn ­ ing th at "delay in v ite s g r ea t d a n g e r " I*> a vote o f 8S to 0. th e S en a te declared w ar on llc r m any and Italy, and th e M oose quickie i<dli>wed ,u it . T h e Mouse v o te w as fliKI. w ith |{e)> J e a n n ette R ankin tIt.-M on t.) recordetl as " p resen t." M i,, Rankin e a st tho lone v o te ag a in st th e w ar w ith Japan, am w ar w ith G erm any in 1917. * In ,i • In.. x .puragraph mew4ji|»,. |,i the PreaL 10 Additional Towni Taken By Reds Sweeping Advance J O IN T N O O L i m O N |W*laWf l U • rfsd* «f mpt f«Ua idtswt lU |aaf»fUi OswismM I C s i M fls N d s i A l l i w I TW elnra fed id . I t a l i a n Russians Kill. 14,000 Germans On Moscow Front D eclaration Of W ar On Ja p an S im ila r Yonnally, Wolfe Win High Score At Weekly Shoot .................................. ... . . dent Itapul and m ilted » f f.i ••f the peo. pll’1 i f till ho are deterniiiied t» i • mi.mi Ini* will rn . ■ Ule a wn »1*1 vii lui y of tho fore ea «•f not itc mill of right, eou«ne*4 nio r On* fort*** of .11 l u l l l u l l l«lll 2 Men Tie For First watugeiy "N«*v«*r lirfori*, hr «m»l, hi* Place In dun Club thru* brrn *'itr»*uti r »hiilh figr to I a n lift*. lihfit> mi.I »iviluat H*n.” Total Match Score i | © ia i M a tc h S c o r e , t;«».uun> umi i » . i > .irc urt«i m| __ _ HMr th#. | ,lltl.(| Stataa T h li map »hown thr principal o^jrrtlvaa of Japanrxo rahtrm tbf* Philippine*. Manila haa already been tabjerte.l to hrnvy air at-I lack*, particularly on Ihi* F o rt McKinley and Nuhola* airfields Foil Stotaenburg, ('lark Field, Camp John Hay and llaguio havr ulao teen h it by the raider*. Davao, on the bland off Mindanao, hu* bren bomlvd, with a 1*. S. uirrraft carrier reported nitarked m Davao CTulf. Jip a n r» r troop* were reported to have landed on l.o. bang bland, off the north.w ealein tip * o f Mindoro. Parertts R eceiv e B ooklet From Son At Hickam Field, Hawaii A I* Yonnally ami Ju«p,T Wolf** t«Mla>. with Pniuo r Muomlinl *»e«l for high total mutch «ror»* uml | rh«*» ring t n wili in ltum*s ^hil»* Yonnally |o«ik top honor* »n i *^nJ ** »h .in h«ni..r to fight to. Dinnl and tapid firing, \\olf*« f o |- [ | | ac|«.r the war I'twrt! t‘lu*«*|y in art*on<| |iUn* unit wouhl «i#*trriniiu‘ history for hinu ul*o shot thr Ih*«( tcorr in «htw »lmU <*f >«*atw to firing with Yonnally taking «r«*on«l "Italian ni»n an.I Mmiirn, once place, yrwtrnlay afternoon at thr again 1 tell you in tin* great tegular weekly inw t uf th r G u n .h iu r. \\\ hhall !•* virturbiua/9 (*luh on thr lukt* front fining * F.I Durr ihoutvtl. fmai^ lh« baltungr, Hynl Cimalr, prm iilrnt, until ' «•••»v *»f th r Pnluazo Vrnrala" in Rome today. Individual olid totul m atch •core, for rut-h shooter follow*. Mu»,olmi 7 M A M th.- fuli-fol Hiller, intio • hit (iiM'riiitr, Ivtfitn nilifretftintf llic Ki n iMnif ulioiit H on A. Ms R T II Tot A (' Yonnally !|7 100 H'.l 2tMS Mr i,n.l Mr*. J I.. Hurt are J««p.-r Wolfe Ut» ill) !>H Still sniung parent* in the llnitrd Juine* Allenby Hit ini till SHI SImI i , uhu rrt-eived from their t harle* Shaffer Mil HI till S7H IK S T i It*In), mimI matU* his PI Nil Ml> Si',S war •Nil.iral hMi - h»»111> ofler* soil* il ropy of tile 'ThrUtlllU* Sum Gardner 7t* HI Mil SIP WKItU in lliiwnii" booklet which wn» Jano-, llurdy l l i l lr r ’•ni#!, "T h i t lias lirconw* 117 7P 70 SHI conipdrd by mem ber, of tho I bail,-, I mini lh»* i f i f s l f t i y«*ur ilrt'i^lul) by lleailipiarter* Si|Ujilron, I Hth (hi* (tt*Miii(n |M*ti|)lt* uml your Two pilot,. Mi,* Ruth Krnnrkk'M'dli-'l « (» * % ’NltMi ,'» t a litis befor* llum ltirdm ent Wing, Air Corpt ling and llrnrv A ll.-rsm eirr, of nt llo-kiini Field, Hawaii, u book­ it* " the D orrm us-llushrnurk Flying let including acenic view, Mutotilini It limit'll “ »tiu» man"*uf .» “ tb iiHM'in*••• tl«ri|ioL" for lhi* S,*n ' lr' ' ,,r,iv r,,. h” r' X—n-r.I.sy llaviuii, g rillin g , from Muj. Gen. V i l e n umi •*f i)i«* hitAtilitifs." »f‘»r e*periencing con.ldornbl.- Martin anil Brig. Gen. Rudolph, Il»* gihI. 'T 'a M h l Italy uml Ni* difficulty, in being allowed to in command nf Hickam Field, as *o*m»| Sto iulKt tii*rmnny, bound a . photograph, of the com. fly here, because of the em er­ well ,ill rail v by a |»s»*l of stfvl, to. manders and personnel of this Owners of large stationary ml •lav b»vf gency situation, M rs. Mathew particular squadron. rn»ii?«*tt thrm sclfrs atove* with out,Ido tanks were .ib»ui*«ub* horoit* Ju p n n Miimnitt llaabruuek, secretary and trru . The names of ten young men s u n t cf the organisation, d r. in that particular photograph warned today by Fire Chi^f Mark Iht* lln itr d S t u b s «»f A m e ric a/' In n t p t e c h boforo hit IMch* elan d yesterday. were published in the Army Clt-vrlund of the fire hatard Ibturda llitlr r Tha pilots, who will act a . casualty list, since the H urt by th e e alnvrs when the tanka do ^tatc Smiinlimc student instructors at th* school, family received the booklet. not have non-combustible atand,. aifam picturt'd lir r m a n y an in. vinnblii* uml( a 1 tlm «mmo lint** which will be located at the old Among them ia the squadron ad. such n* metal o r concrete. Sanford air port, left Kingston, Jut.tol, Lt. John S. Greene from "It i* against the State and tbi* vit'tiin o f w ar tdnltcra In N. Y. and arrived in Savannah, Iowa. City law, to have womlrn stand, | thr i; llill-ll St: tf«, llritain and Ga., Sunday afternoon. As they The front cover hear, a phn. for these tank*," Chief Cleveland IliiMid ‘Germ any Via* n e v e r hern a* were pnparing to leave th* Sa. tngraph of a native girl dressed staled. "Il will benefit the owner* vannan airport, an Army cap. In brilliant colors and the back of such tank* to comply with Un­ iimU'd a* today nnd will have (be u t m i g t b to lulu* nil m ea. tain stopped them, and explained Cover of the booklet is n carlo, law Also the tank limit is M> gal­ tin* Rvirlu that an erder from tha War De. graph of the Island of ()ahu. lons." He also told of the danger mirea n r r r z w r v , " in dtdnrin^ partment had Just como through Since the booklet it for parents, of having small oil heaters in F ue hre r a o p r tc tl grounding oil civilian planes un. most mothers and father* arv home* near any combustible ma­ wnr nnd added: 'Not only G erm nnv l**jt all la— birth certificates proving probably intcristrd In the C hrist, terial such as curtains, walls or the decent people in Kuropc are birth In the United States could mas dinner menu, which con. woodwork. deeply Bitiisfied with the J a p . bo produced. slat* in addition to tropical ap. The fire departm ent answered nnoM* rbnllemce uguinut the Miaa Kranckling did not have petlxers, a main mral of lukad a rail yestenby a t n dwelling at United Slatea.'* har certificate Cml the two pi. Virginia ham with champagna 2203 South Sanford Avenue a* n lota w o n forced to wait In Sa. ■auce, roa«t turkey with oyster result of a defective oil heater. vanuah until Tu—day. Mrs. Has. dressing and giblvt gravy, brunch drove to Savannah In an whipped potatoes, randied yams, There was no damage. The hou»e attempt to let her pilots rome vegetables, salad.,, mince pie, i. owned by II. C. W ashburn an.l through and Mias Kranckling fruit rakr, fru its and cheese*. occupied by I. Felnberg. * and Mr. Alloramalar war* al. The general plan .for a C hrist, lowed to fly to Jacksonville mas celrbrstion has been chnnged F o rm er S a n fo rd ite where a wlr* thor* confirmed somewhat, Mrs. H urt added. Ml— Prtnckllng's birth In the Included In the scenic e|< Dies In G ainesville Over 400 inquiries havo been United State*. • section are pictures and illualra. They arrived boro at noon tions of Industry on tha Island, received by th* Chamber of Mrs. 11. O. McArthur, resident Commerce aa the result of a ytoterday In a Piper Crulsor and yachting, civic canters, shoreline of Seminole County for sevoral a Piper Cub trolnor. photographs, W aikiki'and besides Sanford and Seminola County modem photographs, a group years, died in GainesviU* Sunday advertisement, which appeared In afternoon. While Mr*. McArthur the tourist edition* uf 10 of tho called “ Hawaii ill of yesterday." y ‘ “ JAYS TAKE PRISONERS and the late Mr. McArthur lived nation's loading newspaper* oa in Sanford, ha was superintendent Nov. 2.1, and additional Inquiries CHURCH CHANGES NAME TOKYO, Dm . I I - ( O ff ic ia l of Iho Third Dhrielon of thv At­ are being received now from th# radio plckad up by (*)>— Tho NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 11 - lantic Coast Lin* Itoll Rood. second advertisement which ap­ Ho—a Mlaiatry announced Wad. UP)— The Rbtog Sun Baptist Following • funeral service n—day that J S 7 0 British and Church Wednesday, by u—nlmoua which was conducted -In Gaines­ peared In last Sunday's issue* of Amur—an Nationals, including vote of Ite member,hip named ville Monday at 3:30 P. M., Mrs. th* tamo papers. Secretory Ed Higgins said this morning. Canadians sad Australians, had Itself the PtnUcost Baptist McArthur’s body w»a takrn to A reproduction o f tha advorboon taken Into custody through, Church, thus otoddlag th* noma Wilmington, N. C for burtal. tlemcnt la shown on an Inalda ouk lapan sine# tha outbreak of of th* flag of Japan. pa go. ton* war. Placed by the Griffith Adrar. tialng Agency, th* advertl—menta v * In paper* with a combined circulation of H,183,000. Figur­ ing three people par family tha circulation will roach 34,b79,000 people. Also advertisement* to Lt. Jack Glllon and Ralph mark** Manila. King nr* among the man from Ralph King, ton of Mr. ond roll Bomlnole County who aro atat. Mrs. Ralph King o f Ovkdo, has krnad in tha troubled Pacific toon serving In , th* Navy . for call money to to k . 91108.13 and with thk report, tto new area at tha praaent time. L t GlUon la tha tan a t J. M. tha pact thro* year* aomawhar* war food —aapaign officially Glllon of thla etty and la to tha In tha vicinity o f Hawaii, but -------------- Mann 17th Bomber Squadron a f th* hi* «xaet wtoronbouta U atntod, tom adktely after tto n t h Bombardn—n t Orouo whkh known. ■ tottog thk m a n to g ,. County Another tailor, O k f 1N o r d . k stationed at Manila. Th* lieu, tenant left tto United Itttea gran k on n bant "oaooowl Th* first itrawtorri daring N a v e-to r and tya family for v—r ware auatkaod al i z & o i V m Z ro-kii i h n m tt' Market Utk Urd* f wrttton -Do*, l pad fiat- qnMa ton- Up-. > Student Teachers For Air School Arrive Yesterday Chief Cleveland Issues Warning On Oil S to v e s Inquiries About City Received In Response To Ad Bed Crow War Campaign Begins Jack Gilloib Ralph K ing And O laf Nordgren Stationed In P acific Area City News Briefs • v .A a ' <• 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. 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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>, December 10, 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