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Sanford la The Only Centrw •
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
Established In 1906
w ik b u m .
>a o a w rl
r
tMfc week ag ain st
re ts n t two-garr*
.gua-leadlng. r u t a astsn d . s atrfag
W h e tin d c e t
IlsC alloy and M is*
W Touroamn.-l With a K
win* and an loeae* aa
IIUm com into th e itt
U W i rtp c iU d . ", . t
Id r-o h ara b
than In fa n s
Grand 6b fa r
lL_lr
nrir racarai,
)||U« ever *
WWW* * » .
Truck U na.
f p t r and Mias
Mississippi
League meeting In New York. Mac!
protective gear during £ p rln g tralali
other National Lcagu.
i l f Stio-
, ’ f W-11 IM
'*1
T onights
rilM
T IIAfB-l
lllpprc Cop
w ss
I AU**« XiilriM-h
of the cu rren t crop or ulayrra
w ire born, mfmlitcih it wai* pi ci
ty col,I.
.
.A n d aa u ffk la ' rapruavntatlvn
p t the Hi. PtU rriburg Chamber
oT Commerce, th a t made It final.
,-*••4. Oi«t dl.14'1 keep 70-ycar*Id 'Ifncla Al” from w atching a
good port o f tha final match.
"The** cold day* make ua ap
preciate the good w eather we
have in M. I’etem burg 09 per.
cant c f the tim e," he »sid.
Bill Cody, wh'» dlrrct* tha
■golf program for the city, re f.
w eed tho flw t i t hole*, but. fi.
Dally gave up aud) d b u b e d *l>Ua
J h n m r F u ss'd 'pn*»» c a r fur A n
rem aining afarht Imlee of thp light
golf dual, “ 1 w ar a fra id
I'd
frvetp,*' he admitted. . The M il ' pldyora haven’t da.
elded w hore thev d plav In I 0 4 l.
"■Ith IU. I*oter»burg, Tampa uml
Harsaclu among t.V probable lo-
lied Advertisements
B U B IN R 8H HE R V 1 C E
Spencer H arden D airy
VJuJ| Otlr Dairy Farm
Crude A I'astsu rlird
Dairy l’rvducta IMIivcmt Dally
Telephotia Z3U8
i m 'f r r the two u n ^ L v
•ms have b**n aacfnoS
patta Company k'apcftV
Bering I taam of John C o 1 * W
W r^T
t i+ r *and Tha Audio*
ra rro a ; A sm cv U apoiphortof
it and htiaa lt a lt b tidyinan. , ' M V 7 ,
;V «..V SPr
<The«u* match** m bald « M h *
R< wldrom s on JVHt Avenir* at
7 :0 0 ' o’sloek an Mondsv. Tdoa.
<l»r w «daaada* ,snd
Thttrsdsv
nlsht*.-Tho nubile U Invited. A d.
m M o d is frw t
.
T h o s c h c d u ls for tha coming
•oinriiy:
. *111 Tevah I
- * Triple X •
I Mon I, IaiuIIs I
Tom Willard
sUiaixoM*
w bad . I. a......
Deb Taylor
II nrtmttir r
fT llnrmeary
lllee lah '•
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IUKTM MSI H-Katurl'n
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IH«r4r f c a » Uua, Ilea
J'TTr Na>
Mu*Id, Tlirf
I iirkp Mark
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For Your C «u h
Violence Of War On
.W ide Front Gains;
Nazis Attack Ships
I n ' Mediterranean
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of Picking
TUTURrifV
CapL R-* 8. Freeman, 33, a
naliva o f Wlnamac, Ind., waa pi
lot aboard tho Army four-motored
flying fortreaa which cnxhed In
to tho m ountain near Lovelock.
Nev„ killing all algbl of the of
ficers and craw. The erprrim en.
tal bomber waa ea route
to
WTIgbt Field, Ohio. from Sacraman to, *C#|, t .
r a .w
moved
Tb Be Torn
9 Eliminate
Congestion
Sanford-Orlando
DAN DLfNN-Secret Operative 48
R O O M IN 9
MOUSE. S E T S l
T O FIN D T H !
“"■hS
LONDON. Feb. 11.—(A->—A nti.
Fascist Italian. In Great Britain,
| acting with tha blrtiing of the
Brit lab government today launched
a “free Italian Committee' aimed
a t enlisting Itallana throughout
tha world In a movement to overUmrw Mussolini's regime and aid
Britain win the war.
B rltiih force, einiahing south,
ward through E ritrea in a maa•iva nutcracker uflenaive have
occupied tha Hed 8ea port of
Maraa Taclal, the M‘ddle East
Co~ m* ° “ ,nn:>unced yeaterday.
Tho new drive aga.nat Kritrea.
oldeet colony of Italy's ia>t AfrL
can empire, waa launrlied from
A iy lo .E fy p t.en .Sudan on the
north. It la dealgncd to Join forcea
with the one which alirady haa
penetrated 110 mile, from the
west to the rail town of Clicren.
Bealcfet M ena Taclai. 40 milea !
down the coaet from th r Sudan |
frontier, the Hrlti.h annuuncel |
tha capture of Kaknra. ainall
frontier town 40 mile, north- ‘
w ait of tha allied port
In N orth Africa, wherr thr !
Brltlah are raportrd to have nr- (
gotlatad 200 milea of Ihr 000- I
mile atretch between then: and .
Tripoli, yratrrdav'a war bulletin I
said Britiah mopping up opera,
tloaa Ware 'proceeding n*tliif*ctorUy" up to Kl Aghrlla.............
barracka nutpn.l l go milea south,
w att of Brngaal.
Bomber, nf the fleet air arm,
ranging ahrad of the ground
troopa in Libya, were irpnrted
by tha X- A. K. command to have
pounded the sraplanrbaae of T ri.
poll' itaelf Saturday night. P ar
ticipating pilota aatd a hangar
was ta t afire
With U m
coordinated ap«>rationa by air an*l land goln* full
mtu
ud* for
United
In axUf LaOuardla, chairman of the
joint comm lesion eras tad to Co.
®r“““ t*-_fba dsfansa pleas of th«
UaHad BUUa and Canada, urged
p m M » of tha A dm ln latretlo '*
Brittsh-ald bill, and declared that
TUB M UOW mi
He declared enactment of tha
measure won’t “got us Into war"
sad tam ed the measure a “pert
0/ the national defense program."
Dr. l i n n B. Co n e a t a f H er.
* k d University, flatly declaring
sort to defend “this way of Ufa.'
be fevered sanding America
troopa te Korops,
f ile argued te behalf • ef .th*
bDI that “more Uitibia" than le
valving tkD country te *we
ML8CELLANE0U8
Seminole County
To Have Diorama
At Orlando Fair
Scene Of Operation
At State Farmer’s
Market To Be Cued
(*ompre«eing ScmifioU (’ .0
ti** Bfttw * m taka alrtke .o u t lm. ■tU iftlon* Into n A t/nnia
mudUUIv fo r THnoll for a *hnw. frrt long and »«I*••u t font
dock end traffic light'.tow sr e t down fight with the fM L dfplellns
»• the job (hot lut*
Fascist legions.
; ___ ,
P erk Avenue and First .Street,
haritjitl fo tin* fair commiltt
w ill, be torn down to apesd tha
iht* t'hzniher t f f*nmnirr» •
flow of traffic, It waa decided at
R \ N'lpptr, rommevriMl |
tha regular m arling of tha City
«*r. Huh uli••«!>* m I to «v*irk
Commtaaion laat night a t thu City*
| n om**I»*I of the Sanford J"
Hall.
f a» uni* Mark tt for o r .
Given to the City by the late
f 'n d ia l Morula Kxp<attu»fi
A. H. Noses, celery grow rr, about
I N«ail> •oMt|i|t*leil. the m .!•
10 yaara ago, the d o c k waa ori
1hr fiiMikrt i» i ernarkahly n
ginally on the old banford A tlan
tic Bank Building. Mr. .,Mos«a ac
lie Mi Nlp|a*r UrcmI h |»
quired the building whan the
The Townsend Club will hold graph m- a guide In tt»n*li.,
bank failed, and g a te the clock to
tha City, Qeorge Weinstein, who its regular masting Thursday Ih»- Mttall huildng. which u
waa then president of the Indn. night at 7:30 o'clock a t tha Court the i 4 litral part of the . » .
pendent M erchants A»*oc*»*lon* House, J F McClelland, president,
The completed dim mom
offered the aid of hla group in In snnounrrd today.
ha\e the market tn the
stalling the clock.
;
and pant it at Inter vaU u III
W P. Fields, consul command- a til'tjel tram , loaned |*y tin
The City financed' the inatalor,
will
preside
over
a
bualnrss
«Cewllau*4 Os Pasta Tkrsv*
lanit ('oant Line ami ren**
M'ssion of tha Woodman of thi- will, fr right sm | [isnapngil
World tonight at 7 t!0 o'clock at Whin thv Iruin |M n,> . Iiglit
th r Woodmen Hall bn Park Avr- Ihr tiny window* nf thi* mu
nor Thr business moating will will flash i*n. Thr |ni<n.,.
rjn rlu d r at 0:00 o'clock, and a .m l c a r' y ith run .lim it lit
__ _ ilanrr will be held until 12:00 of Ihr total Ipngtli nf ihe i-xt,
approved *o'clock Members and then In.
Ai(iun*l the m arket wnl
of tar vllrd gucats are asked to be p ir.
I0.'>.000-! »cnl
[)r |.l
M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d I’re sa
ttf> le IW0
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N U M B E R 143
German Troop
Planes Head
For B alkans
ACTION SCENE AT KISSIMMEE RODEO
Two
perm its
to
te a r
Craft Are Siune Type
Em ployed To Carry
Parachute Soldiers
D u r in g Blitzkrieg
Nazi Thrust At t
Greece Is Seen
Events Moving Rapid!v Toward Climax,
Observers Declare
IS T tN IH I, |*eh. II —(Al*)
l> r Turkish official new*.
|*<ncr fHrel Pollllka asserted
li-dm (.reman troopa wrrw
e rri.ln * •leadllr In Bulgaria.
Ihrir ofllrrr* drrlarlne “our
ro « | |a ih . llo.p<>rua and tha
'1 - d i lr r r a n c o n T h e (ierraaa
M 'dlera * err w rarlnr rlvlllaa
e»errorle. Ihr P, Prr drclarrd.
issinunee Rodeo To Open Feb. 19 Recreation Class
W ith P arad e Headed By Cowboys Will Be Offered
l\llsk v ,
.
*
Unco
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By NYA Feb. 24
I kuwImmee. k. i. ii
1*• big parm lr *>i--.l.-.t I ,
i.**wlain OH icer. iI llii-
Eiflv Boys And (JirlH
Throughout S t a t e
Wi l l Be Eligible
•*>■' r**-k, . »,
avennd aiitMiKl Ki-.imiln'
•«Shot
To
Death [tmnurrow
t v ‘"u*Fcl>
rtl
•
5IIINI.TON, P-b II
r-V'ntmi- A M tm ifv In ,
, „
,l(
in, f* r » fn
i*1*i »un in this 'i ,*» * s p it.
Fieri#*.
. .
| ; "Kv..ryb..dy In i i i i i 'i l .
il l win* hm. m hor,i- ii vui
Mu p ai m«lt* utrortling to p ir.
• til plait-, will |*f Im III th r *»f
lMM'*i'ii i*f NVfdufufU). Krh IH.
pM"i t** lh»* opriiiitg prrfortnautT
••f Iht r*.ih . at H 00 IV M
In "Miff f**r achool ih lh lrrn
l*< lut \ • I »t*io l*t get th«*lr m ountth* i'ii i (t*l* will hi'gin at *1 -111
• In* I* I h*' 0 «i' yoIh High St ht***l
htllOi Ini'* lili'il Invitnl to til hr
pait N|» I Mi ulgt* rmIiI
A*> « tram , a tttvrfrtl w«g**n
Mtt l it fin# tliuplay of rowponn l*i« 14b*hI t •• ki**im nirr liy Ih#
. o I. *\ who will 4 >artirip atr •"
th# M*tlr#» will hr arm In th*
down
1 1*.Hidings were Issued a t tha City
RH0E
REPAIRING-~aW ~
» ‘S i ^ A K / W t h a r , n
n s . MJ^SKSAl ,
FLIGHT’S END
tyalians Thrown 1
Back By Greeks
.. iAV f o
r d t h e " g r e a t e r v io le n c e "
itch w a s f o r e c a s t tw o d a y s
e g o b v P r i m e M i n b t e r C h u ifchQL
B r itia h
w a rs h ip s • s h e lle d
th e F la n d e r s "In v ag io it c o a s t"
Mr A . F . b o m b e r s g a v e a s ix h o u r p o u n d in g to H a n n o v e r.
I m p o r ta n t G e r m l n
oil a n d
raB canter and alao attacked
other German cttUa and Garmant m t hi U o llaaj and
11. 1941
Committee Will Seek
Support Of Anti
F a k e I s ts Through
out Entire World
The war'boned'todi
HyrzasjiroTALun)
WINTER HAVEN, Fab. 10
(H|»ecUlj—A b a tte ry of 8
forred M U oil
beater* W
L Mod Tire riirhed Into Florlua C yprara Oi
■n. yeaterday • t 9 n rtv a d t roM
image, to tha thouaanda a f aaa.
t lU naalrr
aa now in fa ll bloom.
.
orins n warplanes T ree Ita lia n ’
Blast At Hannover Group To Aid
In Six-Hour Raid Great Britain
Situation In A f r i c a
*Move* Ahead, Says
Report From Cairo
LL'Ulf. Defead-
8 A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y . F E B R U A R Y
liC(| llall yesterday. J. B. Adkins was
U l Issued a perm it to tear down
,rn • two bulldlngi' on Commercial, bctha! t»*«n Holly and Coder Avenues.
! and th* Mslsch R arity Company
,.#<11 was issued a perm it to taar down
l<t ••i't >titi w ill still Mr ll ft l l i r 4'lWtm
piM#'-hit» r\i*Lt'1].. K i-si-ii i'i rr U a z r t t r . w f « I
|x
It l . f i tth|uhrfl r a r h IH«#M
in** tlu# >uy I h r f l v r . i l a y r v r n t »•'
. c.I.-r » •
Optimism Expresaed
•*\Vt
♦ »t.
|r .*l*.
rn m H rtf
• » -«f. I •#» f%|| •him W I ll U M
|!».i*v I'l #f«*ln C i ' T ••amt 1*1
Nrwm.* "
,i t s-rt.- n -
D
»» « ^l i* r a r
T
of
Mb*"'*
tin*
Utt.
WASHINGTON, Fet 11 - (d*>
Allotmnil of 1160.000 for con.
Illiuatl**il of the House cuimoitte*,,ii in*. American activities *»•
ap|ii*M*l Monday by the House
hi fount* rcm mlttea.
Jaycces Observe
;
• Americanism Week
Will you bs J1 years ohT *lur.
Ing tha week o f Feb. 1*-W?
Tbs Junior Chamber of Com
marca to asking th a t question
ttW
«»•£* 0*4
tho*#
who
answer T e r a re Invited to lie
the Jaycaae guaat S t th slr regu
lar dinner moating s i the llotsl
Mayfair s a Fab. 1|*
* M*S aU a p a rt a f Americanism
Weak, wktsk bogtna today and
will and n ant Tuaaday, and
... '** ' *' ’lalral V'oeue
H i*«*i *4 .»f li .T ii u ii t r a n s n o r t
l»lflMe > n f III.* tv |to ll»cd to
' , r**|i N’.'t/i iturnriiU* l r o o p s In
Ih*' U*in M il/k r it'ir o n th e 'w e s • *'i ii l m ill w e n 'r c iH irtc tl fla s h inir n u l l h w n ril n c ro s e
M ung n i'v l*ulav in U ip d ir e c tio n
n f Itiinw iuin um l liu lg u r ia . in
nil IIIMUIIVIll Mi'll IM'I to H rltin n 's n ip t nr*' o f d ip lo m a tic
irlntioira with Kumiiniu
lit* II«tIk an • i|»i1ith fic iv ra i.
I)
-!*• . tihitt ii vt it•*! he r H iller
might li« tutting u th tu st into
IIiil||a«i ids fur nil
in\u«»|on
Of
tii c«*t • **i I iirkcv
MtlitHiv nlut
n h trrv c it
In llrlgrnitr, thr t.tpilnl of YuffOkInyiii, iltrla irtl
vw nt^
were
moving
to v ^ rd a cltm zi
III AOIlihrMfet fcur«*p» .
In I.otidon, informed sourcoi
zaweitrd that Britain ojinectod
l.» tf«*ak dlplto.atic rotation*
with Itiilguv la if N ati troop*
aitimttcd tHU> U)*t country.
lD.lii.Mr
dlftlmfftHr
in n 'iD d lit nI night that specWl
IvtisstMit Envoy Rohtleff had In
f«»Tnutl thr HulgariNti rfOVOflltin nt Rn* *ia would not in ter.
I.-1a if ti»rm*ny dviuamt* P**t,)«ke,» .if M r tror|>*» u«iosa this
I .UM.1 I \
.Nftnlitf
undnatood to
1 t\» t ..1.1 KonMftn Mimatrr l*opM uml I'ln n ic r Houdnn I’hlloff
th.it thr Kremlin "•*'» m»t irady
t,
to M ulyniiu' alii if
i,i*iinan at n u n inait l fd acroaa
i|u loniiliy to get nt (irreie or
l nl ki'N
|i |m« Im-vii repo* I•••! that Hul.
.•*iii* liuil furninlly «»l**'il ltu»„ ■ i.ltitu*It* low nt *1 t h** **.|u*cted
*,* *m ill *1* Miami f>*i HaliMt
Ii* HuHMi.n 11-1*1y » » ii'iiortut
,
ih,
y iivvi iiiiiiiit
officially
,i. in. I
nit* iMmt
by
Prime
M.i . i 1 .1 i luii* lull thiil l . it m an.
|I,.*|. tilit nity IlH'l |*rnvtratad
nil* 11iilgil in
Ii.. |t Ipiim n lull y ti|.h U |tn .
,t » « i
I In* nk.* in > ha» been
a *ii fin i /• *I t* iir< tan* that laat
inn nii'tit t*\ i hvirchill
i , i^ i t
t.. lit. 4•11 •11 thiil liiiniMiM havr
I** m i i nt* l llulgart.i
and
th at
lltilgMi i.m inrpottp mM- o i uptrd
I v iti. in iw not ti in* to fa c t.'
Trust Violation
( harjft tl By Jury
W l'x: |HN'.<AI KM. N
Feb.
II
,1' A federal grand
Jury
M tnl.ik lit.Ih t# *l two tia#lr i l i a ,
i inI i<ii«, ti I #*t<r|K»r*tioii« and 36
III*11\ i*111it I* "it th a rg ta of violattnf
ih* it1111 tni«i laws in th r 8^00,Oon.otMt fn tillta r induntry
K« l«*»itl .ftidgr Johnson J lU yvt
m n tn l
a '.17- pagr tril*
bill
• haiping
prtrr«f ixinir in
ih t
I ' i»ilt*sl M a in , Cuba and ( anad*.
Auiofik' thr cun painss indlcUd
tti u* th#- Amrriraii A fricultural
’ l hi oii* al (’omuany, Nrw York;
Diet ' i h u i s d a y mill leI Ai fmiiif and f'urnpany, Chicago!
nlay, yo u ng lles t i* In iii national Aarris-nit m at Corpor( s i r anil eshlh iin wi-re
«I mu. New York; K S Itoys tar
I lh a l uns nf the in* *(
(linin'* ( I'tnpany, Norfolk, Vo.J
Hungs he SHI* was (he Swill mill Cuiopany, Chicago)
ci g a r s.
Viii'inin Cartillna Chemical CorpoiatKin. Kichmowd. Uaugh sad
S*.ns, llsltlm ora; ths Davidson
Chemical Corporation, Baltimore)
National FertU lisr
Association,
Inc., W ashington and
8uperI'hi'Sphate
Association,
incv
Charlsaton, 8. C.
Toy Automobiles Help To Untangle
Traffic Arguments At City Court
CLOTHING FUND OKBVHD
WASHINGTON, Fab. |1 —(A V Th* Senate passed and aant to
thr White House Monday a |178r*
dOO.OOO appropriation for Army
clothing and equipment.
LOCAL W EATHER
Conaldarabla
cloudiness
showers In tha extrem e
and easL central portions
afternoon and tonight p n
ending
Wodnaaday
mm
•lowly
ris in g
tampon
Wednesday end l a th a wda
»
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X
�0 Prune
en In the February l«*ue of “Subtropical Gardening" In
ui article on “nialoa Culture.” According to thla article
azaleaa do bgit hi light shade. With too much shade the
bushes boebme straggly and do not bloom much. Too much
sun oil the olhci hand chortena the life of the bloom and
Is apt to burn Llio routs unless carefully mulched and fre
quently watered.
“The most Important Item," says this article, la that
the sod must be acid • , . Research has shown that the
optimum soil reaction Is pH 4.6 to S.S. The usual sandy
soils of Florida can easny be' kept add by liberal use of
utat moss, muck, decayed wood or bark, and hardwood
leaves or leaf mold, mixed with the top soil or applied aa
a mulch, .The boat reirooy (for an alkaline soil) Is the
use of applications of aluminum sulphate Around the plant
at the rata'of ty to Vi lb. per Square yard once a year or
oftonor if the chlorotic foliage Indicates a nee L"f
If proper preparations are.made at the lime of plant
ing azJUiisvthe greatest difficulty in raising them can be
Imnw'Jfntidy over;cme for when azaleas are given,the right
■oil conditions and environment they are the rosiest plants
in the world to raise. “Special care should be given to the
pi operation of bcti.s for uzaioas/’ says ’this article. 'The
safest prpcadufu Ij to dig out all ootl for a depth of lb
f t s i l e n c e f o r lnchc.i or two frat wheru tho axalea.1 arc to go, and to fill
Ei There was a si* lu with goud U’pecII mixed with peal, muck, or loaf mold.”
heard a voice.—Job
Another Umg that in most necessary for azaleas is
4ilR
plenty of water and good drainage at olio and tho sauio
»<WO FOB THE OLD CITIES time, U yoiiaro plain inn them in a low niuiky area, you
ha.o to n» carefrl about dtsinngo. But In aandy noils, such
(From Voices)
tut
meat of ours mound here, tho problem Is principally
r h p r w ail arW otS ah do, marking
ana of supplying eeffiilcnt wuter. Azaleas do best when
1 PO hours L ,
*r
I s U tlsuinnggf*
Aha
steeple* point wait rod t.‘j>ribghly every day. Summer rains usually meet
im*iU
ie steeples
ly toW ird Polaris,
this requirement unaided, but In the wlnUv when the
iguea o f Braga* hang plants art In LL-m and the demand for water nt Its peak,
laa*,fa/U iH r tower*,
it is uiughy necessary to supply water artificially.
a light and the sum m er of
“IWatiao of tho shallow root system, mulching of
no loogdr ’ over Paris.
uzalcaK Is a vciy beneficial practice, both for conservation
of toll mout'iio ard to keep tho rootn cool under the sum
mer sun. Advantage ahoula l»o taken of .tho need for mulch
aa an opportunity to maintain an acid noil <ondition by
mulching with organic rr’alerial* which will give the
givatJst M u m .if acidity. Oak leaven, pent monk and acid
much aro outstandluir nntong nuch material.
J<on* are arched
•Tjitnltlug cf nzulc.ii should also bo done with n view
th e ir river*,
to keeping the noil held. Fertilizer nmnufaclurcru now In
ti[cute whether Iheir product ^ aro add or alkaline in their
sd the cmuJodTor's nrida I* no parmnnoilt affect on bolls. An application of 2 to .1 poundn
more »han“ nM*af th a t qul**Ti fCr aquare y«rd of a Milliter analyzing 4-6-3 and arid in
.wisdom. Their
rcacUpn tendency has icm found very aatinfnctory, und
again..
, it' l« only ■ two tippllcationgaAr.iiiisIly can bo given profitably. One
tdenr*.
should dv nndc In the Nptmg when growth htarts, and the
n o f known Is
which develop,
ihooU are p ro c e e d , t h a * * Ing th at total I™ * 1**j f l r " '
All pruning eats wt(l-pM|
rapidly If no dead stu b . - M V n
protruding, and all t e t o j y l F w
Utah In dlam cU r should bo WVOrad
with pruning p ain t to tW iW l In
fection aa«J i # i * f "» * * * « *
.
Fruit tree* should not be
pruned until they a n in EDI
grpwth floah, the hortia»lti«rUt
explsnled.
British Warplanes
B last At Hannoifer
In SwrHour Raid
.W o r m C . H a r d in g )
(Twvary-aJotA P r tt li io t,V
ffli-Z f J
_____' Oir Osali*! Press')
T W K N T T -B iairr president*
a . sbeR
ted, i s m t *1-
,1 |h* '»ee, the
,t,m o*t. buAincaa unionisation*
mt thg rtnmo of their firm on tho rteto ot
thdr tnkks. Bui whatnci or not tlii.i In good advcrtlning
for
-firm, ha apparently Intymlcd, depend.* in largo
mraailro qpon Uic courtesy and training of Ihe truck drlu r. Business men abotild ace to It that thc(r driven obanrva
all the bout ruin ot the highwny,
od£3*1 J»ho now belong
uliaa ot dcdvOry .truck* In the downtown nrcnH dur
-1- i T — . t T l i i s r d
w il l
be
ing tho buf'est tiafllr noun aggravates a problem llmt in
before the war le over.
already acute," aaya tho Miami Herald. 'Tho utterly nclsn|lT®rft*v at the Sank h aW
way they
splng around on Its last
Itusvlll* BUr-AdwcsU.
hgriff 0f Volusia county
British
it wa do
iltea, pub* In Irtnt oi traffic linen, hogn the right of way,
UWL out pcoplo who rcaent their bourlahneait, or frighten!
(he daylights out oi the j cdcstrian who crosacn on a green
light.
"V/o ran luuuo n number of firm* Mmo truck drlvfworry about In jsd- .’/» huvb amaguiilied people ngnitud tho firm itaelf. For
Ineir own huiiian’ benolit .our business houses should deWlthout our i(Idler*
h e r. w rit y ear, "•«
w fqtur*. A t least It
snd necessary fspynsea arc only
those which are usual and i u o n .
Hal In the case of similar tax
-payers.
_
’ami do not lnclud<*
“and
Inclml,’ oxex.
thiordlnary and nonesarnllnl cxprnscs.”
Typical business expenses of a
m ercantile
establishm ent
a re
amount* paid fo r ndvortlslng, hire
.if clerk* and. other employdec,
rent, light, heal, w ater, sU litn ery, stamps, telephone, property
Insurance nnd delivery rxnrnee*.
The expenses of a m in u fn etu r.
ing business include labor, sap.
plies, repairs, light ami heat,
power, selling eo«t, adm inistra
tion and other sim ilar charge*.
The fa n n e r may deduct ell n e.
cetsary expenses Incurred in the
nm ductlon, harvesting, and m ar
keting of rropa, Including labor
cost of seed and fertiliser used,
coat of minor repair*
to farm
buildings (other than hlx dwell
ing), and small (oeta used up In
tho course of a year or two, A
taxpayer conducting m ore than
rid* la a witto r car. Alecs'
a c c o rd in g t*
•1L
m neleal
rom r.tr
“ P»l
JorV.”
B
hla way th
228 H ere N<
fi Establish
JACKBONVILU
SS-’W
>4P, Brmlnsts Co
( A f o u r - e n g in e d G e r m a n bo mn r r , w hi ch m i g h t h a ve , been one
o f th o s e In t h e c o n v o y attac k,
m a d e a f o r c e d la n d in g S u n d a y
n ig h t n e a r the v i l l a g e o f M o U r a ,
P o r t u g a l , 43 mllca south w e s t
Lisbon- P e a s a n t s s a id t h i f W c
c r e w m a n ch a n g e d t h e ir u n i f o r m s
f o r c iv il ia n
clo th e s
a nd
fl e d ,
p r o b a b l y t o w a r d th e S p an is h b o r
d e r . 70 railaa a w a y , ) - , v *
lU E VERY BEST
LlQporSi ^yJnea,
J
IIiM N ,
Sight rfOn 4 Of Y d iir " «
jyioat Precious Possessions
Let Up Help You Prot*-t
The Only
ijf Byea
Xyea .YouTl
.YottTI EvcFlfEvd
Ever'4f#yi
Dr. H«}ryMcLauliB>Jr
Student Actors In
DeLand Will Offer
Bernard Shaiy
W- f b MoaJtria Bank-
Mirrors Resilvered
Picture Framlnfir
Automobile Glass
Structural Glass
— President Roosevelt wad to
confer w ith Wendell WUtkiu to
day shortly a fte r tha 1040 Bepresidential
nominee
publican
nomine*
U stlfle* before the Benat*
Benate Foreign
teetlfio*
Relations Committee on the leaseland bill.
. t'.'j ,
' J r B j n , an advocate o t ' th e
*Q| With modification*, 1* ju s t
hock-from a whirlwind lour o f
E ngland,' and w as expected to
give the President hi* improtrione
o f the situation in th a t embattled
country. '
s f r.
The W hite House announced
to land a rich society dam* and
(hat Major
Work h*r for n i l h e m i l 1’
University,
t d a t a ' from
ewey «•
exU tlag
WAflHINGTON, F*h. II -4 W
bum w ith nothing
b u t .good
Scratch a heel and you And looks and a good line; by a ll hla
Dene Kelly, who isn 't a heel a t standards, and Urn standard* of
the people he's been brought
A* Joey* Evans In th o new
(London aourrra described tho
N a s i' attack 'a* “one* oT Their
periodical reconnaissance trip s’*
and said tiy-re wero no liru ith
rauaualtira.
•' m
Liquor Store '«
his wish**, the
Roosevelts WlUkie
M eet In Conference
Gene Kelly Plays Heel On Stage,
But Is Really Friendly Irishman
elude* removal of large branches
buid* tho plant to red urn spread
of tba top w ithout changing the
growth habit. This type of prun
ing is best suited to Informal
shrub* of spreading h ib it and tq
fkw elm g tree*; *
Cheater
Leonard, I
Informal shrub*
grown for
William*
foliage, shade trees, and other
Featherston*. George P. and wlfo tree* o f this nature should t«
. ew-a.
- *- -* ■ D.aiL
pruned a t the end of the dorm ant
season before new grow th begins,
whiln
form al shrnba, such as
hedges, should
be pruned at
frequent
Intervals during tho
growing season, Dr. Wolf# said.
Pruning a tree nr shrub reduces
Ita atm but Increase* the
lb*1 follows,
pruning a plant,’' he m
noU Increased vigor of tl shoots
SEMINOLE COUNTY
COURT RECORDS
Y our Income Tax
ic w tm a
r m . r»*r o .«o
“ s a t i s f a c t o r i l y in K r i t r e * , E l # > pta, s o d I t a li a n S o m a li la n d .
Germ an
warplane*
on
th r
- p r o w l o v e r th e A t l n n l l e , h u n d m l i
Of m i l e * f r o m t h e i r b o w * , w e r e
r e p o r t e d b y the" H i g h C o m m a n d
M o n d a y to have a Harked
tat.liah -occup ied
I c e la n d
and
euhk
•“m e r c h a n t m e n
Inlallug
24.600
Iona'* nut o f n B r i t i s h c o n v o y .TOO
ipiloa o f f P o r t u g a l .
I n Iho l o n g e d n f t he se
two
flights,
inform ed
N »*l*
u jd .
"^arrnrd
rcconn*Is*»nre
p la n e *
d i v e d S u n d a y w i t h m a c h in e g un s
b i a s i n g on the R r lt ls h - b e ld a i r .
d r o m e .a t
Reykjavik,
I c e l a n d ’*
ca pi ta l- I n t h e second, t h e l l l g l i
C o m m a n d aald t i n t t h e w a r M p
escorted co n vo y w as ‘ -co m n leW y
d lr p er * e< f’ ami t h a t . In a dd it io n
to
t h e u n sp ec if ie d
number
of
ships sunk, f o u r
others
were
“ reriotuip d a m ag e d .'
( R e y k j a v i k , on t h e s o u t h w e s t
o f Ic e la n d , is a bo u t 1 W 0 m l i
from
the
nearest
Carman
air
baaca in N o r w a y . B r i t i s h f o r c e s
occupied t h e lalsnd l a s t M a y a f
ter (ierm any
teixejJ c o n t r o l o f
D e n m a r k , t o w h ic h I c e la n d w a s
link ed b y co m m o n a l l i e g U n c e t ^ o
the D a n is h cro w n.
General
Watson,
fanned him th a t Uw
President
ftweetlsA,
_
�PA C E m i n '
H CTA m
octal A n d Personal Activities
LILLIAN ADAMS, Bodety Editor
ial Calendar
M rs. Coates Honors
Friends With Party
Mr*. Jam es Coate* entertained
with a dinner bridge a t her
WKDNIHDAT '
home In Oviedo Friday evening
Tha mother* of Junior Auxil In henor of Mr. and Mrs. Kdvrsrd
ary member* o f the American i G uyctt of V ergerrn*. VL, and
-ggion a re invited to meet with Mr. and Mrs. Michael W ritm sn
h e member* a t the home of of New York Citv.
dies Sophia McDougal on, Celery
.
Tall
m il Tirern
vases ii|
of khii
gladioli and low
Ivanna at 9 JO P. M. to
to kelp
help
„f calendula* and aralra s
dan their costumee.
were used to deenrale the room*
Tha Junior Auxiliary of tha w here the guest* were en ter
tmertran Legion will meet at tained.
he home of Mias Sophia MeMrs. Coates wa* n**ialed In
Doogal an . Celery - Avenue at serving hy Mrs. Ramurl l.evy and
BiM e’cloeh In the aflrm non.
* H # u a a a a a l I'm, ■ *.# O. « K.I Mr*, ft C. Smith. A fter tiv e ra l
arden Club will he held a t the
and
o ,.,
!
Of Mr*. J. II. Colrlough In ^
Ann Hen h rlo n of New
c o u rt * t ICrOd A. M.
(lu » r
Wwaan** A ua 11■»nr o f Holy
Mr*. c o M r, Invited 2n guc»t*
EPW
; b rid g e
*« ** p recent with her honor
the I'arlsh linn*# nt guest a.
1:00 o'clock.
! Sewing aeaalons will be held at
th e Woman’* Club fo r the Red
fhrwta
f ro m
0 :3 0
A.
M.
u n til
Games Arc Flayed By
Tourists At Meeting
ftltSO o’elock.
Waldo Aldrich prov ide d .over
'j
TnORADAY
of
the
™] Tha Bemlnole Connly Federa the tnlsln*** m e e t i n g
tion o f Women's Club* will meet Tourist Club at th e R rrreatlon
i tho Sanford Women's Club be- H»11 on Lake Sh o re Boulevard
Innlnw a t 10:0n A. M. The m eet, last evening. A fter the bu»lnr»*
i t will last until 3:00 P. M. with ta d been disposed nf. n aoeial
kiaeheon served a t l n :30. T|m hour w»* enjoyed nml n n l game*
f'enm ities In charge will he: I l k played. Mr*. J. F H in k le gave
V. A. Leavitt. Mra. J. R. Adams, a e v e r a i reading* a f t e r which re
fra. Georgs Bridge. Mr*. Jam** freshm ents were se rv ed t o those
cite*/ Mr*. Rav TilH*. Mr*. L. p rrw n t,
f.oaher and Mr*. J. W. I.vle*.
F r f tf n l wape© ^ rs- Lula BanBewtng asM iont will he held at forth Mrs. C. C. Ksrle. Mrs.
ha Woman’s Cluh for the Red p\ J a mea ItoArdon,
Mrs.
J.
S.
"Croa* from 0:30 A M. u n til, ttinkle. Mr*. I,c>lir McGnwnn,
|1 ;3 0 n’ctock.
: Mr*. Ida Chamberlain, Mr. anil
FRIDAY
i Mr*. B. A. Matron, John W.
The annual meeting of the j Thede, Mia* Olive Hinkle. Mias
Ban fa f t Garden Cluh will m eet. Inn Fenwick, Wnhlo Aldrich, A
t l tha M avfalr Hotel at 1 1 :00 A. ! C. Madden. G rant 1‘ayton. J*»51. Mrs. Roy Brock, district d i- , seph Slndllnger. Henry Long,
lecto r of Cocoa will be present, j F, M. Bah, and L- M. Himes,
I unehaon will be served a t 12:30 [
.,
_JT"
~ :
,
O'clock. Reaarvatlons
may he - C lr C I C E n t e r U U n C u
{
♦
•
[aiarieaT
,h' H",#
At Miller Residence
Sewing aeaalons will he held a t !
—------)h e Woman’s Cluh for th e Red '
Mr*. | ula Miller wa* hostess
flreaa*, from 0:30 A. M until Monday afternoon in member* of
j 11.10 o'clock.
Circle No. 4 of thr Flrsi HaptUt
' The Bon* of th* Amerle*n| church at her home on West First
leg io n will 'anon*or " VnlrnHnc asaiating.
f t dance In tho Iggion Hut on the S treet with Mis* Allie Traffonl
Wl* k 0 ’ front.
Mrs. J. M. ftlneripher. c h a i r .
-------------------------I man, presided over the meeting
prayer
which was opened with
by Mr*. W. E. Kader Mrs. F'orrest G althel gave Ihe Ulhle study
“Will It do juat as wrll being
her subject.
an Interesting talk on current
Mra. W. D, f5*-diner made
a v ests and gave.wash member the
i name of a missionary to pray
Donna Leu Harper
I for. Mra. R. L -'O am an n distri
ft >
■ Nallla F. Corptay
buted the stewardship tracts.
Refreshments were srnred to
the following: Mrs. J. M. Ftinc.
cipher, Mr*, 8. C. Dickerson, Mr*.
Homer Little, Mr*. II. A. Man
ning, Mra. M. N. Cleveland. Mr*
Mary flail, Mra. W. F. Hade*.
Mra. F’orre*t Galrhel, Mr*. J, II.
Truluek. Mr*. R. IGarrison,
- TODAY IS
, Mr*. V. G. Haatv, Mr*. Gardiner,
and Mrs. L. A. Palmer.
*
t
o r a J S 5 2 t AT.
BARGAIN DAY
Double P rogram
Please Come E arly
Dr. Barnett Talks
On Church School
Dr. R Ira B arnett, executive
secretary
of tho
Board
of
Christian
Education
fo r
the
Florida Conference from lAke
land, spoke on church school
bienut and |i«rsonal cvangelproblem
lam In the church school at
meeting of tha W orker’s Coun
cil of the First Methodist Church
I Monday evening a t 0:30 o’clock
In tha annex.
A round table dlacurslon was
held following tho talk by Ihe
00 council members present a f
te r which E. M. Arm llano on.
, tertained them with the solo,
•^omehody.1'
FOB THAT NEW PEIU
MANENT OR SHAMPOO
AND SET VISIT US IN
OUR NEW IVOCATION I
Telephony 14t»
P e rsona U
D. K. MeNab i* ill at
home on Laurel Avenue.
Mra. Mary Strong is able to
be out ag-ain after a recent
illnes*.
M iu Genevieve lla ttrn of Tam .
pa spent the past weekend In
Sanford visiting ft tend*.
FTiends of Mis* Dorothy San
ford will iegret lo learn of her
illness at Ihe home of her parent*
In Tampa.
►lain S h «
n A S e t......
Students At State lx*rs ntl Irnt nro noin nn
College Will Take yea I * lin'd e.HttHt 1hu- ToilhihiiMee
OverStalionWTAL . lh**I year V«I nit i!111 tn i tllt the
hill
It a
the cam pu s p r o g r a m * .
x*
At
I liiritln
JJtiite
C olU go N
jo u m o l Hiu ’•hiilrnt,-* fur s e v e r a l
— — • _ .
a
The Cecelian Music Club nret1
at the Fannie S. Mnnson Studio*
on M yrtle Avehue- Saturday a f .
ternoon for Ilk regular meeting.
During tie afternoon much fun
and
enthusiasm
was
derived
from th r musical quls contest
With Mrs. John Kelley serein^
as
score
keeper.
C atherine
Clark wa- the recipient of n
black enameled gold plated grand
piano bar pin for answering
correctly the most questions.
Other* taking part In the con
test were Mildred Itohson, Myra
Ann Southward,
Dolores
MeLellan,
Mary
Ann
Galloway,
Olyve Ann Adams, Nancy WlL
llama, Owen Kelley, Hilly Moya,
Peggy Pippin and Pauline McLeilan.
Mildred Rob*an announced the
program, a* follows:
Boy Scout
March, Phlppen
D a il y
Tower Clock On
First And Park
To Be Removed
Four Ar« Killed
In Gas Explosion
in e
il a y
ami
Radio WTAL for n «lny.
Stiident* will n'^ume full pro- 1lu \
f r a mmlng a c liv iii,n n u n u n c itiv
snrrial featiin-* mul writing copy
Th»lr job will I,,
preparing
fcrlnt*. *cheitulmg p*. grain* nn'l
1
molting annnuncco . nt* All thl*
will be arranged in mlvanee.
Tentative plan* call f, i n ,ln ff
nf about IS student* to be selected
by head* of the speech, journa
1
lism and m ii'lr department*. The
in
buy,
bllll'l
nr
ri 'fi nnn c
staff will include » station malin
n Dnyultlt It,, i i . n i '
ger: program dutclnr and three
assistant*; sale, manager ami
M Itll t'Hi'li f r II like
unnillily
seve-nl
assistant,: *n
mpy
p:l| IIII nt,
l.'U
v tii>tn il lv
i i ful
writer* sehrtliile eleik: 'lx an.
■111. Ik
,, 1 III,
'll *<l ^ f l i ’f
nonneer*: and al lea-t three ape.
" M 1 ' ' 11' 1* Y»f > 4M|if » m i III Hill*
rial perform ers - net* a* rniimieii.
tato r for n wnninn - column, com
m entator Tor r. m o , trview, nod
a at~iry lelle1 f . :i children ,
^ n r i 1 l l 1'hott*.
«!
M L
The staff will tie under the
supervision of Wdlinin C AVyatl,
station inanairri, nod Mi*, Md
" I f M'Mith
1Hi in r in p“
; -trod Willi* in1*, wi'ii ion program
ilinH'tor.
Radio I i nfltli’iM inc iliroci from
F i r s t
I'Y d o r a l
th** Fl ruin Siiiir ro llo ff campu**
has boon groins* nti for s«'v«»r»l
1 .m ill
A s s ’ ll.
SnvinRw A
fiimilhfl ovd* WTM, llroadtasl**
o f S ititiiiii,,' t'u tilit y
Art* crhodulrd rflt h varok thronirb J
fiiiililii'A in^talli'd by tin* atalion
JH** Mdilnt I l l
\ \ 1’ tlWI*
h th r main fhwu 1 f ihi* Stm lrui.
Saul mi it 1 In# itln
1 \lum nai' huihliny Faculty mom*
HOI
LO INS
Plane Output Is
)u(H( In .lanusiry
1
SUNOCO SERVICE STATION
*>i
DAVID M. KAIM.E
SUNOCO
M AN A t.l lt
TELEPHONE 01 i l
T lllim
I'.AUK AVE
CENTRAL
FLORIDA
EXPOSITION
In OfJiiiulo. Ifl> 2 \ Mur* h I
•n t .U l .i m 1 l . n l f f t i i i l l i i H ’ ilt M i l i m t l i l t j
‘>1m«w t *• •Miiiiiiitily tiiitl Utuuily
N i ' i lli- wM il i A i l I 'o in i'b tu S c u m c
|'l l , v N - l t . n l W o i L i It'WIPM W i l l i
■l l vl. it SlltiVv
i
i'
Ira I fie Charges
Id’s led On Docket
At Court Session
Baptist Circle Meets
At Nipper Residence
fur
] f
i Hi" Sun m ii nimtlitr ir at i( tivi T h - i i* i hi• fi r - t ti m e in the
<' l u l t ' h i s h i i y mul au f o r an
1it ''ini U* i 1*L m IIIiiie-il 11 lhj> fir^t
|t>n»c m i m h o I n- to ry that
fsfinlditU h n w o v e r taken n v e r n
iii<h
liiii.dii iiuiiiuyi’ nirnt f o r a
T A L fs A IIA S S F K .
Feb.
11 —
(S p eeiaD — A
umi pi r ch an te r
In
eftrlfn h U t -r\' will I14* ii «I«I-mI he re
W e d n e a il a v , Ma r, fi, when Fh-rMn
S_ tate Colleire stihlerds tnk
Mrs. Roy Reel Is
Honored At Shower
NEW ARRIVALS
D*tn < oi
a i
Mr. and Mr*. W. E. Richard,
— Dolores
McLeltan .
son or Orlando visited with Mr,
Und Mr*. C: a . tlnlnr* nver the Hark the Vesper Bell*. Johnson,
—Joyce
Goodspred.
weekend
Light Heart*.
Andrus — Ruth
SlrnMrom
Mr. and Mr*. K. E. Lurkhard
of H arrisburg, IV , were
tha Dark Eye*. Russian Folk Sony
—Jane B rn'on
weekend guests i f Mr. und Me*.
Jolly Sailor*, Campbell,—Olyvt
H arry Brown.
Ann Adam*.
E m ail Truox, sta r of tho R arvK aufm an comedy hit “Gcergo WashMr*. Roy Chorpening has re Fireflies on Parade. Bennett—
ington Stept B»fe<" currently on Broadwuy, trieo on a walitcoat which
turned from Miami where she Billy Moo.
wa* th* property of Ooorgx Washington. Peggy French, of the **m«
spent the past two week* visiting ,'ome Dance wilh Me. Campbel.
— Kay llollsclaw.
pi«r.1, help* him. Sh* bold* a reticula one* owned by Martha Wishingfriend* and relative*.
and bag are from tN* Hearet col'eellon now being sold
to*. Won
p rom a Wigwam. Thompson
* New Yerk dsparlmcnt *tore.
I I. Cli*rie« A. Belt* nf the The Bee, Thomp*on — lllchnn
MeNab.
field artillery left Monday for
FI. Bravg, N. C. Mr*. Belt* will Alpine Vesper Chlmr*. Theodore
Dutton —Irma Matthew*.
follow In n few day*.
March
MHilaire.
Kern—Pc«*>
Pippin.
Fred Miller returned yester
day from FI. Lauderdale where Je* ttr e e x r G n r in a n —Mary An>
W A S H IN H IO N , I . > H
11N
he anrnt n few dav* a* Ihe guest
Galloway.
M i li t a r y plum* ju>M(mli u in ih**
A May Day. (Duel I, llathbur. |
nf Dr. and Mr*. F. Skiff.
l Tn l l n l S l i i t r i hd ul lv d
in tvAi'i'n
—Nancy William* — Mr*. II
:*00 and HMHI 1I11 mr .lumnti y, nn
H r. end Mr*. H. C. Morgan
ff
I’rutu C m r If neli
A. William*.
f f i c i a l in th r < Il fu r » f I *i tHhir. 1
spent (he day in Ijike Wale* fh c Little Green Frog, Rene, t l inn nf the f l a ' k . irul L.ter a otloh
MmmL'riUMd «11•» I f ■ ! M o o (
'liiiidav and heard the recital of
Mile*—Emily Matthews.
• raffir -y irfitbl wa** added tn ihe •lay*
|
Anion Brer* nt Bok Tower.
Air* and Grurr». Slcinhrlm er— o w e 1
* TUifl " cis bi'lt 1'i Hi,tn H illium !
Owen Kelley.
S
K
n
u
d
m
*
11,
i
l
i
o
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t
i
t
1
hi
ilia
Ol'.M,
|
h in* pointed nui nt (he (' m*
Ml** Sarah Moye returned to- Pagan l u r .Song. A rrr. 13y Flo
hml i m tic ip u tr d hi t I n t * 11«10 •, In
I
i*'mn
■
meeting:,
H
N
haver,
t'ny to Miami, s lie r spending
rite—E liraltrlh Pippin
the pn*t week wilh her mother. March ol the Toy*, Victor Her. Jetk, 451 id, that i« y e a r Hmnd nn (Khlrt'flfl I h*** M < ■ the Sit*
I h n a l A sfloriuti’ 11 » l M n m f i o t m .
Mr* Z uli Moye, n* I er heme on
ve r a i f ’ nf 11,000 ear-*
ilia
b ert—llerliert Morelsnd
rrn, 11 facIngr V'*H m n
<ff i»rt hr
Myrtle Avenue.
Cabalettu. Ttemlnre la c k —Cath
o i l i e r d a il y , a m i h i - htdieved nm d r to uprrd I hi tutlpnf i.f nuierlne Clark
ernnvil nt tiii* t n v e r Mill Judp 11 It i o n * . Kniid4«‘n aid ilmt ( h r
Mr. and Mr* Fred Harrow and Poupee Vnl,f. I'oMinl PaUlIni
nimriHit t ra t f i r f O ' i g e ' l i n n i h e i e ,
hi |»c fo r
p i . m|u , f. 1
,1
1000
.laughter. Ann Hope, nf Uaxley.
M rl.ellan
A mvA t v e t h e L d i i a f f i e * iirnal pl a u rs tlurinu . ' h i n . i u
vktilcl
Ga.. are visiting a* Ihe guest* r'lngert»i*t, Stephen Emery Fill h’ tiiHth I led, d i
S u > r i » « i d , h a ve to lit* R u ih d .(. -oo i> .*10
>f Mr. Harrow’s sinter. Mr*. C.
A H'*nhil.i|i wilh Hijn|di*4l rtl thi
Myrn Ann Southwarel.
po m * nt
l o I........ ..
I Ii m m*
M. Hand and famdy.
Polonaise Jnyruie,
Krrntalln m i ititj, i n i t r i l f t i n ^ I red W i l k in , d ir a il 'll
thill lo U 1. \, d ll ir nnm*
' i l y a t. fi r n e y , to tart fore* inuufe h«*r o f
Ralph Smith.
p l u m « o ut1j n 1 r o m l
Mr nad Mr* Harry P. Coales Manhattan S, rrnaile. I.oui* Altr< irnrreilmgM ag-ain^l
la t
uelin700 T h r fiuuM * on lo h- ill i\p«'t»
arrived yesterday from Steuben
— M argaret Myers
|uini (i r n p e r iy under i h e S l a t e o f
M i li t a r y
piuo. *.
LMIilit
ville, Ohio, In he the hnu*e
has
The
reHidtit mu applieK
ft
l u m b e r * mid p u ,,,<
guest* of Mr nod Mr*. Jamea
.roper 1 > n p m
n h i r h l a v e 4 are ■rrvation ami ii.mm,
Coates for a month.
ti'liinjiuml th r ou g h
1PHT,
Mr
tavm aid
F fH iit i n i m i n t
Mr and Mra. H E. Mor
The fnmmUpinit iiulhorirnd thr
N K W V itliK
t (Ii
n
tl'i -A
ris and two tons, Bobby and
Mr*. Roy Reel, tha former Mary **ity tderk lo write WPA officinb -pn kl'-imin fi , if.
F..r.|
M o to r
Ernie, h»vr moved from West Forresier,
u Hi n
II -n*- **jr.itr the r.i Jot merit jriven < nm|iany
wa*
g
u
eit
of
honor
al
i ulI c u r t
Twentieth Hlreel and are now a miscellaneous shower and part) 1*1 w e e k fr 1 ti enrnhined 0 *111* de< i r e lliri kling i In- t'liini
■mpanv
residing at 1724 1-ocuil Avenue. given by Mi** Evniyn Uchola ar.d l u n i t y he u«# m n * wrimmin*’ pno! r vi n e ln t e n;i ■ >uni
U
u i|t h lurek
f. mi (hat r t - i k m a y beifin pa y lull i< iim ,i ,1 tli,. cn
Mr*.
D.
K.
MeNab
at
the
home
eumpMuy's
Mr and Mr*. J. II. Wynn have
'■nut. nfi. „ 11,,,i M fi.nl ll.if
■ fnnim iifitif hnn*M*l
uUled
a* their guest, Mrs. W ynn’s sta tbo former on West First St reel id A tintin
the
Fun
id 1>1n ni tivre nrifauitaler. Mr*. J. S. Mesns of Galne*. last evening.
A valentine thema wai rsrtlrd 100141 " i l l he held til th e Hem
vllle. Mr*. Mean* will aUo vl*ll
d
'm e iiu nt H nf
with her *ou, firorge Means, nf th io u g h iu t in the deeoretiuu. end nuvtuI dr eM L1 fl fi nM|itai.»e
I I'tilM
In
the
novelty basket in which lh<
lid* H I).
gtfl* were placed for the hi noree i0 i i » e « ndlivtlon o f th e lielnng
For e*celllng In Ihe game- h r * of fSetieral H i t S Snnfnnl
Mis, Grace Taylor and Miss
Theresa Humphrey returned 1**1 I'lajfd during the rvenlng prlre- vhlth hi* drttriHitii. Mm Aihert
night from Tam pa Where thry were awarded to Mr*. D II Wat. ' OW ft* H nf W i l d e r I'erk
‘onnei tu n i, ha* eTfered l i turn
spent the weekend and attended kin*. Mra. la o Echola, Mr* A II
■v e r tn the (Mv
the Florida S late F air and Ga*- Matcher and Miaa Nevis Donk.
A Inlnl „r I'll en«,'s
The Junior rh im h e i nf ('«*m
Ml*a Eehols
presented Mr,
pnrilla festiv ities
William Tyre, a recent bride, with a tr C e aakett pernivuion tii m r of th em ngiiin .| v.ti,,,
mol mo,in f, , .................
Mr* l-eroy Tucker. Mr*. Oim a piece of foatorla. Mr*. Reel re ha T ltv Hall auditorium for « • ruffu ot iliiiani os,
Rirnih and daughter, Marilyn. ceived a large number of u x fu l erlea of daneea, wiiirh will herin
*1 about two week*, to lai^e
I,M
‘ • < - f Ih e r. gu lui
Mr* W. J. Cahill and Mr*. J gift* from her friend*.
||„ ,
.
und* to pay operating coni* nf l i m y . i|o.l < .. ii , i
Refreshment* were served UP
l»
Callahan
vlalted
C y p re s
ha Information It«n 'h on l-ake -ilMlt.ill t | •>l|,tll V llfll'tllll .11 u l l l
In
the
evening
by
the
ho*te**r*
Gulden* and Bok Tower ye*
;hore Bnulrvard, whieh the .lav* ........... • ' » ’•*! I Mill. i (I,, sbling
terday. They also went lo Tam A "mail hag of rice tied with rd
Aiii!iii<> ill, w lul i .u s e . „ ,r ,
bon was placed upon each plale *• e#a pponaot l T*r' of the »udi.
pa and SL Petersburg.
or in m wa* granted by the Coma favor.
S'1* 1 ; f'uiU U y, tlMigod
“
bb*. t. ii.g n -i.li nalk, ,
The** Invited to be with Mr, ■iUnion
Reel were:
■;<
»' ..... I W
M
It.,,,
i‘h:it
jf
i'■| kh lilt Hpt i •IlilK. « 4| t t rt I i t
Mra. C. D. Forrester, Jr., Mr•'
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b
I
S
II
F
in.
,
|,
i,i
.
k,
C. D. Forrealor, Br., Mr*. George
of lii iiiu ill link „ m | .I i , in , h | | )
Townsend, Mrs. P. F. V klgham
•• it. ni, ,| „ | | f ,
l,,,,,.)
| liimli
Mre.* E. C. Echola, Mrs. 1*,
Miller, in ' u ■i'11 ,,f s p | . |. , |m g t |,„|I
Echola. Mr*. 5L Clair Whit*. Mr*
circle Nn. Six of the First Jii
* rm so , .ml iikti,.ii
John Tatum , Mra. I . F. Garner
■aptlsl Churrh met Monday oflvrH«l|lb I'olrrs, fkr'i'llsml ,.f s|MM.,|
Mrs.
A.
II:
natcher.
Mr* ion al Ihe homo of Mr*. R. N.
's l u m . .I * tr> blind. lU m
Johnnie Harmon, Mrs. W. F ■ilpper with Mra. J. J. We*l coT.ioko, i bulged u it tl speeding es 1
G am er, Mrg. 0 . ft. Weaver, Mr* Moatoaa.
tu
a
le
d i, build nf
J (- Fill
S. J. Nix, Mr*. J, M. fltineclphcr
Til* meeting wa* opened with
Mr*. W. b . Wall* and Mr«. D i prayer by Mra. W, P. Brook*, m il. I'hargeil nilh tin|irrriii-i pink
B. Watkins
Ir. who also taught Ihe lesson mg. estri Mleil u bond of | l Er
AUo Mrs, I .or ten Johnson, Mr*
mm the mission atudy booklrt. nest T erpi'lra, nreuseit of drunk
lU nry Ruasell. Mrs. CHfforil Reel
Ira. W. 1,. Vane* gave a talk on emu*-, eslrenliil u *A twinil Dun
Mra. R, J, Reel, Mr*. Wal*on ithing. It wa* decided 1y the nbl S, br. i lunge.I wilh api'eillntf |
Reel, Mrs. L. E. Reel. Mrs. Wil
itcrabera. to vDll the County wn- fniirul guilty and fine.I lb '
nr lb dava
Mr. and M ra F re d ' Pop* an- lUm Tyre, Mr*. J . W. McCormick (om*
Tuesday, F’eb. 18.
Maraliall Crnli-i', charged will,
nounce the b irth of a eon. Fred of DeLund, Mra. L. J. MeNab
Refreshment* were aerved dur.
Wallace, J r , Sunday, Feb. 9 MUa Helen G am er, Mias Sarah ■if the social hour to: MPa. L E. drunkenness, had tils ra-e eun |
Hulled
Mis
c.
E
P ro . Inr
in th e F em a Id-Laugh ton
Me Moye of MUml, Mi** llerw hc
'outhwarxt, Mra. II, R. Hier*.
morial Iloepltal.
Itamhy, Ml** Maria Havnes, Mi** Ire. J . Lynn*, Mr*. D. G. M rth. tiaige.l n ii Ii linpriiper paikiug
Catherina W hite and Mis* I*>reor
In, Mr*. Maxwell Stew art, Mr*. •elrented a II bend l.uui* Witt,
Franklin.
>. J, West, Mr*. Britton Johnson, men. eharged willi buleiing nlul
■Ira. Preston fihriTill. Mr*. W. L. being a iiinaway bov. ««• tran s
'*nce, Mr*. II. E. Morris, Mr*. ferred In hi* parents, as , n ,
W. P. Brook* and Mr*. II L. la-on Mai bis, docketed on lh<
ante rharve Flank
Jnnekowe
laonard.
.barged with reeklee* ditvlllg
and with running a n o p sign
PIUUDELPHIA. fob. u-tA*.
hait both rate* eonl limed
—At loa*t fou* porson* were
Negro rosea Indlfde.l
kllUd and M taken to tioaptulr
E-eie Rrel. charge.| with iti*
today in iU o a ip atin r ga* rx.
orderly eriid u fl, had her ensi
nloatana th a t wrecked two hom e
The first In a aerie* nf lesson* ,'nntlnued Willi* lame*, charge.l
m th y aonUMkia l*atin quarter* 0 new bridge rule* by lira. with
keeping a dianrtlerly plarr,
4 fam ed a fire which destroyed Marie* Gelaler of Orlando will be n*,| In* case continued. A charge
iron at too Women'* Chib on if rare]**i and nrgMacnl driving
Mk Avenue, Friday Fob. 14, It against Sam Smith waa coni in.
raa announced thia
■led. fame* Eddy, charged with
Social Deportment of the rambling, had hi* cate continued
Eaele Red, arcueed nf poaaeaeion
»*portV will begin at 1:00 and aale of liquor, had her case
k to tha afternoon tad lh» continued.
• la cordially invited to at*
Eugene Vann. Jr., arcuoed of
F or reservation* telephone tunning a red light, eatreated a
IL D. Freem an, lire . II. W. |S bond. Norman llolmea waa ac.
m of Mra.'Harman Morris, cased of diaardarly conduct, found
reap tut tha bridge.
•uiltv and fined 910 or 30 d»y».
A nother charge a ta ln a t Holme*
waa aleo fo r dleoreterly coudurt.
and he wa* coavicted a f this
and fined 1 10 o r t o days. Jam**
Washington Tyaon, accused of
drunkenness, waa convicted and
fined >10 nr >0 days.
Booker T. Richardson, accused
a f disorder Iv conduct, waa indeed
n D i j and fined 010 or 90 day*.
Van Moore, rhargad with dlanrdertv eoedart, waa dl«ai|a*ad. E r
nest G raham , a e ru 'e d o f apeed'ng. waa femad * a lltv aad fixed
I I nr I I d a n , which waa tun.
H ave P erfect
Floors
'ermanen
hi*
Cecelian Music Club
Holds MubIcrI Q uit
W i t i l d V i m 1•11 u D a y
in A l l I ' m l * • f I l u n J u 1
11> i *A t
M
SA V E!
S u its 60c
P a n t s 30c
ON YOtTR DRY CLEANING
( LEANED
PRESSED
CASH & CARRY
AHK A U D I T (H It
i:ro N O M iC A i. i . A r s m n
s i .k m < i .
LANEY DRY CLEANING CO.
110 E A S T S E C O N D HT.
T K I . K I ’I I O N K
Hi A
YO U CAN FIND
New Bridge Rules
Will Be Explained
FOR THAT
VERY
“ SPECIAL”
AT TIIE
PERSON
A LD O N CO.
HOME-OWNED
INCORPORATED
1 «KNE RARER, Mlitt.
BEE OUR COMPLETE BE LECTION OK
C A R D S----- NOVELTIES
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' To Cop Pennant
Connie Mack Predicts
H is Team To Spring
Surprise This Year
Both Play S te a d y ,
Deadly B a s e lin e
Duel In Hot Game
BtoW Workout With Two New
GAINESVILLE, Feb. I I - i / P
Women’s Golf
Tourney Opens
ORLANDO, Feb. 11—(X T -A
.Id o f i t women roller* from
I sections of the country too'd
T this morning in Um qualifying
round of the fo u rth ' annual MidFlorida Women's Golf Champion.
ahlj> a t the Orlando County Club.
The quest fa r Mid.Florida lau r
el* will continue until Saturday
when the 90-hole finals will be
H i : A t II.
m rr
illlO
that
-, i ■r -1 >
s ta ts appeared In te tte r physical
condition this year than In several
t aeaaona, atiowinr an apparent
rovrmeut In game food con.
m aA *' *
rt ..
A fter the close of the bunting
M a u n , many Florida sportsman
will d t n t a w m a c h rta to flshlnik
Jh 1J to ji
rlaon ci>n bUt
K *■
S
w io im , Kannedy MU.
• I.^r ^ . 1
m igratory
alarfow l and deer season ended
•5 -. V ’ ^1 athf .v " * "
‘Sh®
^
ontv American league baseball
riuba whose Infields appear eer| a | n t0 be the same ea last aea«mrih e r club la -at least
r— *1 ,tl,u
ruaucuttjw aum
.The dove season this y a a r h a ir CHICAGO, Feb. 11—W V-Lou
t oaen up to p a r, It haa hewn 1Novlkoff, of lbs National league
ptetsd, due, probably, to teat Chicago Clubs and Phil Warn to
I*/* Intense cold gpell, during of (he American league New York
nleb thousands of mourning Yankees am the moat publlelsod
•res were found dead In neigh, rookie* scheduled fo r training
•rimf states.
; ram p trials this spring. NoVIkoff
Quail conditions appeared to I* an outfielder from Lae Angeles
itc Improved. Deer, turitey end and J tlu u to a
shortstop from
mlrrel In m ost- pprtg qf * the K an iai City.
cop-
lit
Hopkins Continues
Trip To New York
Mor mo net
l'r»n»> in
lt*tr« I’lt
Mn» iiiihm
1,1
dr.
I'll?
1 l>lji)N\ l ‘m i UK-;*J. Kelt. I ) —
1
*,041
"'t!
JoC vVAt
M a r r y lr tlo pk in #, r et u r n *
i . tin- I niti .| . M o t e , f r o m a
'“ ‘" V
1 n i i i i i ’ iii
>i *ti nl ii j
i
ll C k P ToCtCWCl v t f ' 1
I‘f i
lent i n g
‘
i u liy
. with
for
New
II pnmien.
mill San Juno, I'lierti- HIo 'i t n hirli Wendell Wlllkle
' tied fi iii England over the
Thrill
V M 'A O , l n u l l k
I f ’A S f P
to M ltW .W l.t r
<- 1f-ACUAstO nvl
H>/
WILL W t AC
P e r in ea In . v n i n r v v i l l i C oo k e
diiubh'i.. S u r f a c e
gained
flu- d l . t i n c f i o n o f handing H " v a c «
hi.
fo il
Miigh - ,1,‘ f r n l
.l u ce
th e W i n t e r t o m l>. k mi T h e K a nan .
veteran
rli m in ath d
KoVnca
ill the i|iim ti'i . f i n a l . , it
t, rt—4,
hut lu-1 h i . n r , t match t o K m .
A r l i d P i A d c W l fo f S M
III Ihr
a 'p .rr S o v u i r a
Longwood Track
Reaches Halfway
Mark In Season
IIIIT.
Greyhound Results
Tonight mark* tin* “elniost
ImVf.wfiy i>4 iul u» the SutifnnlOrlnmln Kniiit l ('hih, HI mllr»
nnulh of S i n Hr.I, «•* | h r jilotit
o f P ickin g W inners
s e l l have n -fair pitching nuc. g o e s Inti! i H 111I h nil* lit ajf the
tHLdny
Jtua.
T h e f r a I ii i rd r m v if* the ninth
In Ihc party arriving here
WCfu P itcher, Heckman, Potter, f u t u r i t y wi th V i - t n « H l iir tc r, a
Dean.
Totter
Vaughan,
Phil i hi if)« if- ^ r cy h m im l, r un ni ng « •
tfarchihhin, Jim Prrrlck, Her KuttiAt HCVf’ ii nt li rr lo|i.nntrh dogs .
W lm n Sturlrr
h»|i)!cnN t o
In*
man |lt»«f, l.rc itoo, nnil Jack
Jluolt; Catcher, Frank 11aye* the indy «l '§r nl lh r Irnck w)»4i
innl duutf litem aIdo
and Hal IVatm-r, O utfirldcr Carl hem sons
O aklfk, and Secretary
"Mac*' r un ni ng tit i h r |jingwo4kd plnni.
Itol K H , rrUrM'd in In it night *
aU cFarlanr.
8PO T
hy lllf Vlinker Clip.
early
wil l f o l l o w the S o u t h A t l a n .
o nt o
v in I to la m a , I 'o r t u g u r a e
t \ f r i n p I 'o r t o f Sp a in , T r l n .
V
TOUCH
.....
i"
Hi itain
fo r
HiMi.iwi.it, irrriv od h e ro
hy pin iit- mill a r r a n g e d
........... .
a s a r c u c f n v tu 'fv
ui rja ?
His
Rfceair r u c o w c r t o d Trie R C P SO* c
flfceis UtT1 STiuL- /
wwe c *jt>i wi
HU A fillty
United 'BUMS
U C C U ! 0 o )f Association rule* will govern
all play with the following local
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 11 rules te ln g eiUbllahedT J. Out
(Special)—The )a*t flu rry of of bounds—distance only! 2. Imhunting activity th li week ir ln g i beded ball 'through green—drop,
to a close the 1940.41 Florida no penalty; 3. All casual w ater
hunting action, which end* Feb. except' )v*cards—drop, no penalty!
IS,
4. Wipe ball, putting surface only;
HuntfvV reporta to the office r>. nolo all putts In ntedal play;
t f I.A N, Kennedy*
executive 0. Stf-hola finals, championship
secretary pf the S tate Commission flight only; 7. Flay summer rules;
of Game and Frcah W ater Pish, 8. Ground
,
under repair—drop two
Indicate th at game conditions In I lenj
no penalty: 0. Ground
general have been better than for | Ih r
up by burrowing animate
the peat several years,
I InU
Kch.
N o tio n a l
t trial ly
placed. A new champion wfll be
crowned this year since th e entry
Hat tost night failed to iActwde
anv form er tlllrholder.
Mlaa' Marion Wiley, of- Laxlng.
ton, Ky,. 1999 winner, baa ' dot
put la h er appearance thus fa r ;
although totim ey ofTIclala were
bopefnl she m ight arrive t
Wise Shirley Ann JolmSAn, of
cago, :snu the 1939 champ,
last year Mlaa P a tty Sera
Minneapolis, won th e blue tl
N either Is entered this year.
The ranks of tonte«Unis
expected to be augmented I
by eight or. 10 additional *t#
from surrounding towns in
W p p l T anummeed
flea per
Tip Da%u
Pete l-elth
Reaper It :
IS to
- Iilncking h i '
>■ r i o r l d a w in.
Hunting Season
T H IS
rere Lflih
A ir
tip g . who hail
? | K £ h«. been playing a t fulli n ek 'h u d baa performed brilliant.
• y fo r the p u t two years, but hla
-ool bead ia d field generalship
nay task s Rim more valuable to
ha O ator team of 1941 than his
Ine blunging'could aver do.
All th e O etcr V anity were not
present a t M onday's’ practice,
half, and Eugene Lae, linesman,
Red H arrison, flashy Junior left
were away on a taskelball trip
and Fergte Ferguson, left end,
la out of (trwn on a box lug of fa ro rlte s Included Mrs, Laddie
im trip.
Irwin Whitehead of Upper Mont,
eialr, N. J . la s t year*^ msdaltet;
Mlaa iv a-M ea Pilcher of M ltk o ,
Mo.: R ita Alberta **B“ L ittle of
Rolflna College, and MU* Mary
Agnea W all of Menominee, Mich.
_ t ' The tournam ent eotemlttee haa
E n a
PA C JE F1V,
Bobby Riggs Wins
Over Jack Kramer
In T e n n is Finals
RELIEF FOR
A J 1 III
2
i
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
U . M i
' Bom# JO freshm en h e re been
p n c t k t n f fo r a week, t u t this l*
the firs t tim e the varsity ha*
been o*ked to eomo o u t
'I Thle stag alto the t i n t time the
G ator v a n ity b are been able to
Observe In action their two new
fcbacbee, L arry (Moon) Mullins
end O re Dermody.
" Mu Ulna and
Dermody were
b ro a th t here Feb. 1 t y Coach
LUb to replace Coach Harold Wil
liams and Mike Milligan whose
contracts expired a fte r the close
of the 1940 jpld season.
i The G ator players were shifted
around In the lively drill which
Mated until nearly dark. Several
Im portant personnel chances were
Made by the Q atar head mentor.
' Charlie T a te ran a t quarterback,
Sill .Cowan wpa a t fullbaek,
m
TONIGHT’S ALL-STAB FHATURE
N IM H
ItA C I
firr> hound Gua
I. on the air over
IV Him tonight a l
Ur 13 - ith all (ha
"dn|ir" on the doga
at Iho Sanford.O rlanth, hriinal Club.
11til
ran*, ( a imp n f hr*"
nirrd hy Itnynl K*»h
O thrr rntrir* n r r ; Downy Milan,
BOSTON, Feh.
II-(A >)—Al Ida Willsitl, More*t>, John Haft,
Sthagbt, the base pall clown and Ms thy IHackstmc, I rn per in I l adfarther major league pitcher, be/ die and Merry Ids.
fOUle ever broke Into the majors
n a tougher snot then he did.
A’asblnton te n t him to the mound,
kack In the 1920's, In the ninth
'lining of a game with Detroit
Fhe acorn was tied, the base, were
caded and the count was Ihn-v
balls and ana strike on Jlarr>
Heilman, the league leading b a i
ler. Al rtcalte th a t ha went to the
M r MI NOUS A ll OWED
POUT TIMK , : : a *•. u .
.
TonifriilV fjnirit
Saiiford-Orlando Kennel Club
O n K u u lr 17 (ty in fn ril llitth w u y ) nl I.n n ^ ito o d
n h o iil s lit lies N o r th o f O rluntlti
TURN AT UK1) ARROW
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Ml capable hands can be
it effective single weapon
Mo warfare.
f than 100 German d lra
I ' (Btukae) In alm ost ns
M aeeoirpUahed w hat tha
Italian navy and a ir fo rts
d fa Had to accomplish la
qothe. •
b a rs mads tbs central
ran can dangerous fo r tha
navy and merchantman,
iva forced tha British to
I plans to send hems to
moat of th eir hay* MedU
in naval forces. And, f t.
b y have tarnished British
. ju s t Whan tha Aals
about to suffer Ita first
defeat since H itler cams
ir In IMS.
If all of the Ctukas had
1 and they w eren't by any
to e total m aterial lea* to
r would have been about
JO. D a m a n to tha Brf.
i- forces since Jan. 10 1n
lad b y Btukas ita y ultleount up wall ova* |?00,a p a rt from ths lost serv
ile po rten t warships,
tie doesn't mean th a t a ir
I la st has baa b n eaa pow.
British blockade of tha
tan sen Is alm ost 100 peritact. Tha ' British have
Ilf th eir eonroys w ithout
• f a ahlp lo an attacked
agespt naval vessels, The
fleet still la patantiy In
the Mediterranean,
be British wounds are
a cruiser has bean sunk,
tana claim hits on three
• and many sm aller
E x p o r ti n g l b R i u b ,
B a t N ot to G o r a in y ,
I* T ic k lis h P r o b le m
T H C A ItM T a e fP O R W
u o n
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Tamna, JackH SV illeTW rat Palm
B each / Orlando and T alU tu aaa.
O ther ereaa a n expected to be
added aa the defense pro tra m In
Florida s i panda". t- V ’■
Following tha submission of a
of cooperation by the Key
t Aqueduct Commission, the
Bureau of TArda and Decks oM
tha Navy has naked fo r bide on l
tha fu n u faln g of lttm lle o o f pip* ,
lag naeaaaary ta the cent traction ,
of a pips Ib e from the Florida
mainland to Kay W e st The Aque
duct Commiasloa’a plan wee inbtha decretory of ths
Thursday, following a
between Seci clary pf
r. Senator Pepper and
8. Pierre Boblnaan, "Counsel for
th s commission, which 1-rsught an
Ohms a “new ihou* finish
end to a two and ana half period
of effo rt to reach an agreement.
to loothdr.or fabric.,,
BMa on the lM mOee a f piping
-• w on't rv b oB l r , . ..
will t a opened fay tha Bureau of
Yards and Doeks an Mar. 4. Bids
,
B y C R A E IX g P . STEWART
Central Prsaa OoiumnUt
UNCLE BAITS U d John Bull s
Interests are somewhat a t odds
rstatlvs to the m a t b r o f Amrrlcan
exports to Russia — a ct only ex
ports from the United States but
also from the L atin republics to
m
Ui s south or us.
^
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R u n t a r kov. P I e m m s n t b rln j;
;*
C TT
of » ,ot1 thsl
Kr^Sb> t M w * d i s t i n c t l y
/ T L flB
W d t& y m
d i s a p p r o v e of.
ou r Y s n b e * polic y h a s b e e n
cooatdsrabiy to
r e s t r i c t shipm e a ts , thither
from our o*ft
p o rts ; L a tin American chipJosef Stalin
m ants.of course
era none o f oui
business. Recently, however, out
tendency' has bean to ha rather
more liberal than previously. For
Instance, a abort time ago we releaned to the Soviet outfit a tlsebieorder of airplanes th a t Moscow
had bean clamoring for. And
other stuff Is moving quits freely.
I t le n t th a t we ilk*. the C o m
munist regime any better than * •
did, but Comrade Stalin’s game Is
to help China against Um Jape, the
Muscovites and Nippon being
chronically unfriendly toward one
!
1
another.
Well, all aid to tha Chinese aults
us admirably, because the more of
i t m y get. th s more they'll pre
occupy the Mikado, preventing him
tram bothering us. aa undoubtedly
ho has an Inclination to do If he
ca a g et the As la lie mainland*™
under subjection. W s ourselves are
doing our best, short of war, n e t - 1
urally, to assist Chtang Kai-shek's
cause, and It stands to reason that
■
straightaw ay flig h t | from whatever source, but he
miles aa hour, fully doeen't w ant hie country to be
ne 1,000-pound or | eesnmunlsod afterw ard and probbombora. When s o . ably will resist it when the Umo
't a chance against come*. Anyway, th a t's a future
r plana, Tim diva I consideration.
Its attagor cn ana |
gtalllag Jap an
t*. ptuxt. And It baa 1 No, wo don’t w ant China to ha
g o t w orth mention, eoramunimd, but et .this mtnuts s
k j u n c t u r e the m auvtnlng's to help
labor Is not realty S u a n g , atihar d lrn tly or via RuaIt SCtum* drops Its e u o r both, not for China’s self
% A fter that. It It alone, b u t to stall off the Mikado
tie . Ufa going too from boooralng a more active nulilre ra ft gunners t i senes to uncle Samuel,
and fire, or fighter
m Itself this is slrig h t with
It. Maximum speed John Bull. Like us. It suits him to
miles aa hour or b a rs a crimp thrown Into Nippon,
es an Axle nation. Hla dlplomnte
• A t th a t point the have even made aoma tentaUve
i hla bomb and.sets hla overtures to Moscow In the hope of
coma out e l tho diva, splitting ths XovisIs off from th str
a central* (n advance loooo compact with H srr H tllsr
» likely to "blaok out” and ooBapatng Signor Mussolini.
A The human machine Thaaa ovarturoo. though, haven’t
* up under the sudden yot lad to anything In particular
ivlty.. A pilot usuolly Meanwhile. B ritain's of ths opinion
th a t tbo tuppUso
and the Latin
Moo than a minute,
m these ships perform A m srtcas sand to Russia simply
ay aocuraey, la bo. am passed along by Obmrade
m b 1a In the nooa, and Stalin to Fuehrer H itler and Dues
i aimed a t .the target, MuseolinL Maybe Joe Stalin does
omb, when released, not wish Adolf and Benito a bit
wall In Um long run Maybe his
to line of fllghL
T
Idea Is just to e n x ttt 'em to
ra bomber la particular. basis
prolong tho w ar Until the entire
In close q u a rta n where aggregation of beUIgsrcnts ore flat
i Um aaamy t if ore on their bocks, when, so It’s sus
■ g at up. That's pected. ho believes he con com
>b an ovorwbalmipg m unist 'em ell while they're pros
I too French last trate. . '
why It's Playing
T a head off this program. B rit
ain holds th a t it's essential to tor
m i n a t o transpacific shipments
from tho Americas through Russia
Into Germany. John Bull's confi
dent th a t h r can attend to tha
AMifltk* hlntfttlf.
Lord Halifax. London's new am
bassador In. Washington, already
convoy's has discussed the m etier with
S tale Secretary HuU. Secretary
Hull’s cejgttatlng over U. It goto
without aaytag th a t wa w ant to
bottle t a any oorn of suppliee lo
th e Mama by way of R u ssia ., Vat
w , oertataty dcn ’t want to Kemper
Pepper conferred la st Saturday
with three principal members of to build tha era tori! oe of I f Inch
the s ta ff o f th e crop insurance ;plpe to prim arily assure an ada>
aaetien o f the D epartm ent u f.A g . qnato need fa r the N avy, tha elm.
Uan Made of Kay W est being
lira] tore.
■ ■ r
secondary.
. " I f tn m anr hopo th a t we m ight
John A. M artin, special advisor
be able to r a t together asm s work,
to tha Council of National Defense
able plan f a r d i m crop incur- in
the purchase o f fru its and v a. 1
a n t e , tb s senator said, H a t we g*tables
fo r A rm y anJ Nuv> csware unable to make any tu b .
atantial progress. Since th a t time tabllsbm rnta In Florida, predicts
th at "Florida la going to te In
setm -artaj experts have been a t better
position than any other
■tela I know of to supply a U rge
p art of the Army requirements
of fresh fru its sod vegetables',
■“ a r ts Senator Pepper. Mr. Mar
lin ta ld i
i
« 2
"I
regret th at « u f - present
fo r citrus erdp Insurance within lant prohibit pUcing
several
Ji»
several weak*., Haw only ■yore In Florida ae we era only
the w heat Stop la inanrance pro. Planning on opening SO offices
throughout the entire
U nltixlSlates and these offices will bo i
In Terminal m arkets Instead of a t
;point of production.
There Is seldom any excuse h r odknd“Florida U going to be In a .’ tag others with halitosis (bed breath)
better position then any rib e r due to ftxxl fermcnuiion In them auth.
atato 1 know of to 'iu p p ly a large I its so cosy to m ika your breath sweeter
portion of the A rm y requliam cnti and more agreeable with L baataa, lb s
^ f'Xsh ^ fru iU ^ and vegetables, safe antiseptic
The insidious thing about tide olkn>
located In Southern etatei and slvc condition Is that newt;
will draw heavily on Florida for ! has It at some tlmy or ot
their supplies., during the winter
months and naturally Florida's
proxim ity to thooe concentre lien
points will afford a low tram por-
T H » P O W T M R A T T H H C BN C TW A L. H O T E L
HAS B ^ E N B U W N JN * A L O T O B TH H
M IC > N |* H T O I L L A T B L Y
I
i!yf»TT3W «It
GAINESVILLE. Feb. 10. —
(Special) — Florida
fe m o ra
should profit Jry saving every
good *ow and breading hog for
If-g W e d - Spring s end Fall Pig
erop, In tha opinion of R. HHoward, outlook s pec lei 1st with
the Btato A gricultural E xton. ■
■Ion Service.
A fter consulting available- b u
formation boaring on the hog
outlook, Howard says Indications
ora that considerably few er hogs
will bo markotod itie year than
lest. Ha eaya th a t fewer plga
were raised during IMO, and
thera Is pro.-pect of a still fu r.
thor decrease tn tha I t 'l l Spring
pig crop.
|
With sm allor prospective m er,
ket supplies and n substantial,
ly higher level e f consumer In.
corns In view, prices a t hogs a re
“It'S the OBB
unforgivable
ss'JStra,*
ss& ^sir& rSi m
S
Johp *». Wleant
John Ullbert Wlnont, former Mo.
publican xovernoy «f Now If ampsk irt, parks hit br.g In a New York
betel, preparing for trip to Wash
ington. After receiving h it Inetruetions. h* will leave for hla
new post in London as embassador
la Great Britain.
er and Navy ta report
C at the enjoyable Usterlnc Antiseptic
heU t U m U m om fe.retiA iW inti
septic end deodorant raedaity.
Lambert PhaftoscnlCfc, S L U u U , M s
LISTEBINE
•-HALITOSIS
INSTRUCTOR RETURNS
'TA U -A H A 8SEE , Fob. 10 —
(H p K ieli—Miss G ertruda Vermil
lion. ylirm istry
lion,
Instructor 'at
Florida Blelo College fo r Women,
has returned tn h rr duties a lte r a
year's leave of absence. . Mies
Vermillion rcr-n tly
completed
work fo r her Ph. D. d e m o a t
Duko University where she will
roturi. fo r June CJmmsnconlent.
luual
experim ent
station
at
nrrg. - .which Is eon nee tad
the .Florida Jfeperim ant
A. The Florida d rap e E x.
a ta being roorganuad to
practical leadership In tha
n o t ic e s
College, M itt.
AprlT M Soulheastern A tlanta
o siu n n n r n n u iO A T tn lv A
A. A . U. m a tt - *
Tt>' t.KLANU Ul-rrON. a»4u«. NeW May I Auburn, Auburn. Ala.
Turk.
May l k l T Southeastern Blrmu m ur* lierekV urd,r>4 se e renun «l to W etwf *po*ar uoon ta*
Si4 Sty nl Maivk t i l t te tha kill
I rumplalnt ril.u saslnei yen U
e ibnvi vnillUS i-aust a n t Court.
Thu ShMatil Herald I* hsrsby Ssaienalrrt a t (he niwspsoer tn whim
this order >kall be publltboS (or
( e n r v o n ee eu tH * » v i * « .
lviineet O I* HrrnOon. t.'lerk of
raid Llrhiil Court, and Ike otfl.rial erul iti*i»,f. ihle :H h O ay.el
S
iJan. lift.
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meek or hi b u c At io s
URL QtmrruM. CkesKi
Tor In or «ooe*aetl
IT ’ iW u U ri* fra
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dynasty wt Ji
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Sanford In The Only Cent tv.
Florida City Affording flail, fUffem )
And Water Transportation'
SA N FO RD , FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, FEBRU A RY I
Limits To A id
Cited ill Okeyed
y Committee
M em ber Atwoelntrd I’resa
Spanish Entry Into
War Considered By
Mussolini, Franco
HE’S HAD ENOUGH OF WAR
jlies
an Arnold President Must
CoUnsive Bidding Is
• C harged By Assis
ta n t U. S. A ttorney
G eneral A t H earing
Genoa A ttack
Con
fer With Head Of
Army Before Transf e r l n g Equipment
I/ aders Of Two Na
Eagle Scouts Are 4,000 Refugees
tions Confer Amid
iM
u e ti Speculation;
Honor Guests At A r r i v e In This
A word Anticipated
Kiwanis Luncheon Country Monthly I’etain To See
LONDON, Fob. I L - ( A P )
—Prim* M inister Churchill
decUred
today
"ikere
U
seek a coamafc romprriwiu
aU a In the United State*"
e f British tr s r nima that no
4 nrinen to e a t.
g w repreaealn.
af
the
WenhHigtou
n e rn t l i t
toM too
of C e a u M < th a t no
mn teprreenlatlvc, l*
M l rvcolleetiea. h*d ever
branched l* him th* ioHJeei a f B ritain's aim* in the
w ar and
post.* nr
leak Of Military
Information Seen
Expanded A nti-T rust
• Enforcement Pro-
WASHINGTON, FBI
(S’)— Thurman Amo!
Estant attorney giner
tlflod before the feden
oooly committee tedaj
Artivitics Of Troop Immigrants Are Most
Spain’s Chief
Five Arc Reviewed
ly Jews, Who Are
Ity Herman Morris
Fleeing From Nazis Peace Move On Part
j Of Rritain. I t a ly
F i v e Iltiy S e o u l * '
W A S H I N G 111\ | * b
i .•
f/V»
Kidunled Ily Nazis
Mjr (*l
vutictfi
to
the lop
F i "» di og f i t
\ u !i -1■<•! 1111*'ti'll i
im
WASHINGTON. Feb. 12 —UP)
^ f o u r If cum amendment* to
th* Admin let ratlo n 'i D riiith aid
biU ' Were reported approved In
principle by the Senate Foreign
R elations Committed today a fte r
| t had rejected an opposition p ro .
penal to restrict (he Prvrldent'*
pow er ^
tran sfer cxlitlng war
equipm ent.
The am endm ent) reported ap
proved were to limit the bill to
Ju n e 80, 1V43) Congress 1) em.
pcw*#*,l to suspend the net by *
to Prime l l b u to*Joel ly vote before then; noth
itirthUI.
ing In th e e c t I) to be construed
to nuthorU e naval convoy*; the
P re e ld tp t m in t confer with Army-Navy th ief) before the tra n s
fe r of exUting military equiph m t *»d e* latino war material
Unnafeikble U limited to f l , .
dlcatlona the government had
30 0, 80 0 ,0 00 .
navy* Secretary Knox luld a
I aonferenre when naked to
nenl on Wlllkl*’* proposal to
iritaln * lih five to 10
» '* m m ih th a t the Nn(par* ng raofc deatroy-
Saytng th a t »lnee U»o • a c tio n
of Ui. clock and traffic light
UW ir a t P i n t S treet and' P ark
, Avenue there have been -ho ac.
e ld e n ti
at
th e
Idtcreectloo, Joel B. Field raid today If
th e City Comm I n Ion wodtd take
a etraw ro te the cltltene^of San
ford would veto -fo u r 'to one''
in fe v e r of leaving the clock
and traffic lig h t 4* it now la.
• Mr. Field's opinion -waa ex.
proceed In a le tte r to The Sanford Herald, which is aa fol
low*)
1201 W est P i n t S treet,
Sanford, Florid*
February IS, 1041
W op. Editor,,
v o ic e 'The Sanford Herald,
• t e r . 1Sanford, Florida
am! D ear Sir:
i , he
I noticed with regret In Tuea.
t the I day .afternoon'* paper that Iho
mongj deck end traffic tower comer of
| Flint Street and Park AVenn* arc
macif, to h*.demolished. The paramount
Does- pur Doe* for the removal of this
| up. iardmark for Iho last daeado U to
DlkU WMjl »P traffic. It eeetac to me
erttU l(Ml and foreign atotorfeto have
i ' |e
“ “ Pie
opportunity
fa r
■^J.Mstherly’s T<
| £ | . Be ♦Place C
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I .?
. Wilier J. Nathmrij
’ Onliege , f BuslMM
ttpn at the Unlvufi
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Tfc* talk Mend
®*herl»c third
Intar. Mo nad)
e Artrlstlr* I
eased■ep
Kni: I d
Seoul
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uf tin
Vnl.
it III!
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Famous Boys
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Choir Is Spending
Sue
Third Winter I raining In City
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ta tlre of the'N atn m al lUrroatlun Ilrfllll' lit hi ff’W kill>w, < « l) MAill’
Association, stopped In Hanlord CbMUhi r, ft turn if f i iHli till trim , Mt|||
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in mi »•» t vimir
departm ent uf recrvallon ,,urt „nl
i«'ii i, 'tiit i f* iiii
lliv dlm -ter of the dt-parl nuut
Mi! Mi < mipi r
here, Mi)s Eleanor Mm 1i-uiu, in
■\ fif ifiiitij, Imp.
organising new activities
i.s Mtd- t 11>
Officially Mr. Carlson i in
<■ Nt iir .'tb! '. ’ fl*
charge of camping and naluie
ii
v 'I t i t 'i i hi uni,
rertratio n of the national to),,
I i i "pit! ( ftiirrli
elation. While In the aisle hr ,*
mil I kH"H. m \ IU
making a survey of all rccroalmn |
' i ' '■ iltl'f 1114!kt*
departmenU for the assoelalInn !■ I
Sanford recently Joined the Na il
lit Itll)
tlnnal K r e r e a l l o n A u o c l n l i r n ami
Representative Of
Recreation Group
Visits In Sanford
nearer
» never.
. — ------— .on* 41th
and sharp w arning to
Bulgaria, Included)
1—A tightening up u f military
m easure! agxinet ‘•gny gurprlse* '
throughout Rum ania, Including
th* eitenalon o f nlgbtly hlark.
out* to all Im portant title*, oil
field* and port*. Indicating that
the Rumanian* fe a r B ritain may
launch ap aerial bombardment of
the oil ren ters vital to G erm any's h a , been r e c e i v i n g th e amv i* .
war machine,
bu ll rl in
w j th
a u g g otim ,,
..
8 — Report* from Ittan b u l that g a m e s and c r a f t s , Mias Mru,u-<-n
pm
British legation* throughout the ■aid A t] r e p r e s e n t a t i v e ) i f rn.
Balkans* hnvg
nj) their mi.
Ini. N a t i o n a l o r g a n l s s t i i n w ill , 1. e 1
have se n t at)
p ortent1 reC*M*
r
—
—
a n d* ; “documents
a t the local d e p a r t m e n t w h en l l „ >
to Turkey
key and th a t their sta ff, ■r e In thi* v i c i n i t y t o g i v e m fm
are reedy
idy to.Jenve g t a m om ent') niation and a id to the di pat tun til I
notice If w ar-aprondt to the n*- « « a p a r t o f th e se r vi ce .
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lion's of
S o m e t i m e U t e r the y e a I Iho V I
'oliowing
3— Belief
the n a tio na l o r g a n i s a t i o n w ill to
'
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official
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that German
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frto d .uhto* fiber departm ents in the ......... p K l l V i l l l y N l l f l K 'd A l
kan rrUU may
denlsra war Htite*, Mr, C#rlion Mid
B ritain dec If**
b ard tb* oil
on Rumania and
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ring BriU
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Sanford Lodge No. «2, I' A ’ ' t-nsu) A F d t x . l l ) blrt inU jr, g - t
-1,-r w a y hen- T u e a d a y nluhl
The B rltto retu rn to “
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to th e D r M o l a j r next T u e v l x r nlgl-i,
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I he v o i r ) w e r e r u » l t » o f f i c i n l )
ic* re Friday, pro
Ci ,nA W‘setup, wumhlpful m u ,in
the Kurt M y e i ) J un ior Chaniof letanboL
of the Masonic Lodge, gnnuum ■-I
> c f f ' o w i u r r c r w it h ini-mtK-r)
tone” .
D—The rtfeg ec
Ilia W o m e n > t'u m i n u n i l y cluh
Tb* DcMoIgr plans In |»n**enl
ment in I o n ia n
ip breaking M - r
the initiatory degree u p rn n i,-_ ’ in ch a r g e .
i asidiiial,') fur Ipiei-u a r e th r
menl*. t r a n t e r
eenuy elected cl**a of ran.liV ae H oem . and I
datea a t thi* time, Mr, W W cup ili-iac* B il li e llurron, K a t h r y n hiIII 1
ami
F ian ces
lla ltey.
The
■aid.
|1 uchr re*». T here
A rranging - a uncial hour to f - u r t h maid , M r s r h a r l e x Htruss,
follow the busing)) aexahm an: 1 lie f o r m e r M l * ) I’ e g g y G e r a ld ,
Mavwrlt Stew art, Vf. J, Toll M 1 v a t d is q u a li fi e d a f t e r her msrJ. Macke, T. F. S tew art and A ■
K. Roascttor. All member* of | 1 ourtlrrx seeking election as
the DeMoUy and *11 M sstar Ms- | i "* ere Walu-i Drauglton, Jimmy
i t n§ a r t fnrfted.
. 'i* art, Flamirr# Tuompton and
'
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boy * t o i
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tilOwtH llltilldllll CttlllN t'ttlllfVlt,
Ibiv nl ( i H l r b t t ttiid Kurt J r U t , *d
■tin two 10 h r, \V p 4 lot|'
.d f
T rha pu iM ii ; a but
1< IU t * , lb g i n lub-b 1Id It n
• 1*len t g ft tii d dn u g bl e t
All
1 •* 11V f in
tiford
t ht* Key (lu ll nl Semi Hole
.St IIMlI,
I O III
a t 8:00 o'clock when the Women *
Mere than *2,000,000 will be
Ctrl* Commlttao o f the Seminole
County Chamber o f Commerce •I'col thi* year by the Florida
t'ewgr
and li g h t Company to liv
hue l u annual to u rist party *1
r * a * the generating capacity of
Jko Reeroaticm S a ild k g on the er
lu Interconnected power ayeUm
takafreoL
rvtng Sanford and >10 other
Cammlttoac arranging lb* affair nKlnrton
H. II. Colo,
eta Mine Irena Hinton and Mn. mad, mcommunities,
anager t f the Florida
I'o ag r 4 l i g h t office hare, an*
plant# |«#di
«■ circuit# Un
dll. In-I
I O< M i l l
limit. .
Mr*
the
1ul nervin'* will be *"O
ut 11* 1K1 11rliH'U lliui-dnv
t nl Mid KHrk*on Kuni-rnt
it ilb I hr Re v, W I* Mubi
iiidii
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Keb.
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Ibrer
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in
nil
h iiluiiiobl Id
u i v i d r d t on
Mo
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h i g h * u) . onu
in Hi '
noulit uf Wu ldn T u e t d n y non niny
mbo ti t 1:00 u’cliKk
T h e drutj
Al> hum
M cKiiistry,
17
of
Gakii.'svJllr, son uf
Atidu-^
M c K . i D t r y and
Hub M c K I n s I r y
W i l l i a m F. G r i n . ) * , J r , 1H, o f
St.
I 'c U r s t - u r g ,
son
of
Mr*
l l r l r n G r i n i n o f that c i t y aiol
W
F
U r i m o , H r, o f Brooklyn
T h e Inj ured:
A l i c e M c K I n s t r y , si ste r u f A l y ston M c K I n s t r y ] B t e p h e o I r v i n g
uf G a in e s v i ll e , and G e o r g e F o x
•f f trill Mil |r. IllJ r IH1 w ill In
1 g i t on f r ri iD lrr y
i m||mw in/ h # v r In rn i»“ k. d
l»’« m r o
11-1 pallhciirrrti
If
It
I'lppin, St
4 lulr W h i t e , Vn h o
t i n 1 Mi', l i i - o r g f M r O i M i i ,
I
I
Wil-Mfi, hi id ( l U a Si him bl
Ciiy
News Briefs
Til,- .' o u i i t y Hchool Hoard nu t
t il l) iimriiing a t the t ' u u i l I I , m x
Ss*ho:.f •-•*T!enl
“ j!l"
..... ci routIn*
F l o r id a .
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W.
Mll; ,.nl
U niverxlty
Siumiah
I 'm p ro
w e re
( i*i
litilnv tn linvo mot
"anmi h ln-ri" - In Itnlv" amid
■‘•mvii' ii!mu ilmt tin- confer*
■ "niilii ptuiNiilvr Spnin’g
int-sil,|p i nirv mlo the war.
At tin- -iirm- limp French
Stall- t'liii-f i'l-liun arrived ill
('aim,-) i'raiipp. aiuiarcntly
to
i ••i*i •
I m meet
lu m en
mid,
i In fs
tum or *
nb hcrvir*
on
th #
nu fe rci vf i*: M i l l *
(ut S p a i n ’s old
%i -lo r n
t i
Mu
MoililiTrunettTl
tffiiiM vo
I®
from
joinihg effort#
I usincs), S u.
U . l u n ,m, l
J . t , r , l l was l u i u o l n t o i l '.
| m g p -n tii l at tho C i t y 11)11 j c » .
I I rrd uy
I., e r e c t
a Ihree-ria-m
f r e m r house on W e s t T h i s l i r i i l h
S t 11-,-1 ut u co st o f 8225
Th* mi-, line dale of the Hanfoiil Hinne Demonstration Clul,
h o hern changed from Frida)
to Monday In-causa of a tonflUT
with t> *erlc* of bridge Iraaoim
to lie given lly Mrs.
C ltarli«
Gclslcr, at the W omen') Club, it
was announced today.
..... i i I i 'I h 'i n d t h e y k n e w
>1 Mir no eH h g, r id ic u li n g
i o n Omit it Itrit b h - l l # *
HUM pe.ir e initvn vviir in ih c ai r.
^Vfinl-b • u rv «> ut V t c h v #atd
Mo \
» >(■# t i e d
11 spttnlihw>AxU
•o i m m I in 1 ew 11 It f 1 urn Iho r n o t U
......
diplomat* from B trn
r t o . p e bi 1 i H i o g wan n o t n i l l l n a
in tAiii r the w a r and w as i r a v f f l
•n r
(i
Ji.tly
to
ir ll
.MurboII a I
IMP i b .iroi K m
l i e i o l l , fight*
o«p in f l.e ju n g li* itf " o u l h r n i
K t iii 'jHii and iicrtiHs th e f i e i o l a t #
i h i Mi
Litiyiin
d rw 'it,
r ep n r W d
fi n i n g i n d u l i d y e s t e r d a y which
1h i f nil'll ml iilirvv to t e n ! Ituly'n
J•1j ■' 1 *‘ I m hb| ii(|B
I 'p ic
K r r fi c h
b in d t ju a i lern lu
f m n dim fin oii un erd Mini u mot o i .
4/1-1 i m I o i h o m i t l r r ( tdenel l# f.
lir. Ii.mI co m id t'i i d n nuireh of
noil
tndri
to rnun
the
dcmuUtn
I d o h 11 d e - r i 1 mid tnlgffi M-v eml
f ib. 4.anen n f the I ' u f ra urea
will, b d i Miiutlo'ttnlerri L i b y a and
r i l f o i d Jiiilittn fu r r i 't thi'ir r h i e f
MM i i r o f i n t c r .t u m r m ju li ii t io ii .
Mi* K i i r F r r i i r h niiid III® l i n *
IIII 11 HH bit '1‘ 111 Mil* ItN'tt W#»
Ini oil'd K« b 7 a f t e r h tlrntruc1m .
or n l l u i k , mid Mott “ mn
ure
nf ill
p i M g i . nnmg
l> ** T h r l l nit.tn* w r r r
i bnv e M if ft m d IlfttVy
t tii le
dui ted
ni,,|
l ( ,<'MPi’;ili.<<)into
II In
Several Weeks
n
In
He VM«rlitlr4 Vr?**
I’Mpt s to brmK Mn rnd
f I*p4ii A* f I oo. \ m b v
jvpil o n o a 1he h o i d e i
I ul M u ‘ U,"
Vl.vtfM inr,
Full
S a in t P ' » ! In S .i n lh e r n I ..... .
1
A t«x
Johii-'Mi.
k" » ii lion ul
(4iptruclor « t
tbo >* m ii m lf
line*
St biMil, i xp bm ii 'i Ibo v\ork t« oiy
WlDflt
ml en ij-iia« in*' l
ann «l
be in g
W
M It I t fl
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I to fi r o
A ft it HO Ol 111V • « !' I IO I I
U l ti m o v i m * " " | " I
• Illy
jrm
m il.'
I'u u rl,'* will b" >boo ii
Over $2,000,000 In Improvements
ik C T U B E
ct
' *i
tgnlfl-1 I Inly*'* t'l»' no m
•'
Tourists W ill Be
I
., „
”
U fl
.
Honored A t Parly Florida Power And Light Spends
W inter vtd tn re In Banford will
f
i f >i
III t ' l i d i i m i ' mgkltly, the III*
11iMii'ii; In gfiud
FllUttol
llllll tilt' 4'iUBA b o n
Forward
be honor gneate Mrnday right
m
f iiv«Itri|r f i i ' r d o i o o u11 A t i u i u u n
Stub* |b| it .lf io III i f * oi .1
I m.
tiny s h o w e d m io f ib.tti r : ,4MMK no
Ul igl wot \ l- '»
1* t I b it 11 4! i uni • d
aim'll hist Jidy i
A
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ft i r e , •*(r i k oip ' » '•'> mil
Mo* MUillu f o l.iKt « ib i
id In* d i n i n g u ,m i M. b
out I'I n l y ' * I ' !l r c.1 o o
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In f lu lr il lo iiv \ 1 > - mu
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( A uni In11 ’ ' I tor I m
(but I'Mri'Hb N’ 114i11 i' 'll I * *'b
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or
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Ft. Myers Pageant Tw(| Ki„ d Jn Cur
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Crash Near Wulilu
MasonH. DeMolays
Plan Joint Meeting
H aU o eprke b
NUMBER 144
the -nun F i e m h f o r c e
I,.I,
J a n u a r y m ade «
■Mol o f .m l uni,-* f r o m
i lul l a r e s In F r e n c h
A f r i c a t o d r s t n w th e
|,u,e ul
M iirvinli.
in
1.ih<a
l-'reni'h thus w e r e
g r c s l p a l l 4 f th e r e 1,.1. m i . t o- , o f t - i m n e r M l l « ) AUI
1,ih) ui, I, I o n ) .
,1, )l r > ly in g
, ,|, , ,1 ..utpu-ts a nd s,|Urestng
•I lu the c o r n e r ab ou t
M i l . an f o r c e r , m ov ln s'
o f ill) t o .1' mile*.
, 1 1 , I -utilh rr u Etli iu pla t o *
,1, ..f :,u m i l e )
I,, .)■< n e r v e t a n g le d lla lk sn a
w 1, r hke p i e p n r a t f o n * iitijved s t c a o *
.........l o u d
M H il a r y n b s e r v r r x In
II, I g i to h
V u go sl u vi u .
reported
l i n t , , lie.I ■pod 25 n e w d iv is io n *,
„l,„,ii
Hill.llllll tiiM,|>*. into
in f i ll ', in re c en t w e e k ) .
l .- r o lo o
,|ulel. T h e BrikU n
U
iv |
ho m he d l i e n n a n
1,1 ( nil,I,in. S i c i l y . N o r l h w e e t G e r 00. 0 c. H o l la n d , N o r w a y und D e o mack
to A i m * , li t* B r it is h » r r «
o o r t e d I o h a v e e n c i r c l e d an I U I
l is o i r u r r t x u i a t G la r a h u h
Tnj
I ta li a n * u, kn nw le dg or l t h e t r i l l * *
had o c c u p ie d A f w a i l u .
Salcflmanskip Class
. Will Begin Shortly
,MU* Evelyn Ileal. dU trlct co
ordinator for vocational cleaara
iponeored by the Florid* Depart
ment of Education, said today
th* time and place o f the cUaees
to be held here will bo announced
shortly. Th# subject w lll.b e ad
vanced aaleaaaaeuip.
An in) truetor baa teen located
for the ilaeafc, awl U being «wtlfted at the present time. Mice
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 11, 1941. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 11, 1941; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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C'll»*nt Procter
. Lola CaUwtll.
It t Uir%»rt, Ulll
iltshe* once »»rh
c u t* . Mr*.
3 N.
Chapd Program At High School
Sally ataff wa* In chart*
chapel pnifram for feemu
Mi School Thursday more,
'tar the tuual openlnf eaer.
I, Ratty Wovt announced the
p u t which wa* aa - follow*!
Wtmtari Batty Wart
loori (Jomlo Durden)
Hod. meriting -Udanti, facuL
,*Ad warn bar* «f our radio
tow*. Thl* 1* yoar retular
Uy program coming to you
t.your local elation W, R. A.
la lust a few minute* 1 will
C, the profram over to out
dor of CcremoDlca, hut first
cword about the program,
the big compan la* have ltindcon*anted to land u* same
Hwlr radio atara to help make
program a *eueceos. Each
a few words, aing,
t—Be hare we go—
People Speak,
Ceremonial t (John
aka — Hallo everybody I 1
ji;
tn said?
ira. Ten know. I just can't
Bag without Fish M I bad
'at him with .roc. Pish. I’ve
bearing that you’re going
d with- a whiskry man'*
tc .
1Edwin B renant
il’a right—but t love her
lb—1 goes* I stuck my neck
it ttme. Bat tty , 1 bet you
know tbo Utaal, Du you
K K .T 7 S ^ k
•'j'fc'V" , « r th* Sally, of course.
i'a right — You're tight!
really know* about who!
"i In Oeargldji Why, I
i t doubt If rich wore Iron*
aybow V gwts* mr Umo's
up so TO he.aocln’ r«u
girto on, 'cnlUun, !etr* all
eefeen teat— and knowing Mack
oa we do wo fear tha outcome.
Flaihl MUml, Fin— Nothing.
Flash I Chicago, IIL—Nothin*.
111 bo hick In a dash with a
flashi AM fial Flash! Flash!
Atlanta. Oa.—The 1,41 KalraarundL boat In I I year*— from
Ih* "Celery C ity In Sanford,
Fla. Central Florida's finest city
Ideally loeatad on the shores of
Ih*. beautiful St. John’* River—
ha* jo«l non# to prma and It I*
undoubtedly beyond the shadow
of a doubt the east yot—
And to today u»ds up another
Jerkins Journal and until next
week 1 remain with lotion* of
lov* your N. Y. correspondent
Walter Winch who believe* that
you should order your Bally right
away.
Master of Cerrtnenlm:
If all you student* would uie
Jerkini Lotion maybe ycu would,
n't mind having your picture
made fur the Bally. Rut, honest,
ty, you can't blame asm* of u*
for thinking onuf of Mr. Hox
not to want to break hi* camera.
Wa had to encourage some of
f.ur outstanding Senior* to have
(hair ptetureo. made—Just a tip
—Jerkin* Lotion doe* wonder*
to anybody—any time — any
place.
Our next guests are none othst
than lbo n popular radio else*
Baby Knocks and Daddy.
Daddyi (Earl Jelcr)
Now. Snooks, go out and play
Ilka a good little girl.
Snooksi (Nell Btvwart)
Why, DsddyT
0 ad djr i
Why. because I'm suppored tc
appear over W. h. A. I., on the
Sally Broadcast.
Snooks.
Why. Daddy T
Daddyt
Well, I'll tell you-tbat prom.
Inant student at H. H. B . owner
of th* gaily Staff, K*r Club and
DaMnHy and chief aid* **».
Phyllis Smith, Mia* Ruth Hand
and 0 . B. McKny ha* asked me
to appear on hla i.rtgrem— In the
flesh.
Snooks*
Aw, tome on nnd tail m# ■
u asked on aay’a School
llgibl* to send In your
a to day nnd h* guaran.
lor aisellon will bo asked
program, .Now for furtbci
in along tkts lino — you
re on* of lb* following
Bill, Fully 'n David, M u
it Fred, fiU to BUI, Cath
n- George or Valerio ■7
So aU of you tnouUttdents bad better got May,
are very foitunat# in bav.
th M today them two *UI
caa Rack Jenny pad R f
■on IM aaino stage, at Ik*
Student Council
Names Secretary, Of Ptratige,
Committee Heads Student In i
' ,T » .flret.
r*-
SL K a
meeting
the fllmkgfl,____ — -----
In the Tri-IH-Y. m n on Friday.
Jam ill. P in t theuofnlabod
l.uslnerk was completed; that ot
electing n teeretarr and two.
surer, To thin offir* th* mem
ber* nf the round I elaetad flu*
*an Kfrtley, who U rapabla In
•II way* to fulfill IHr dalle* of
thin position.
Neat chairman of the dllftrant
commit ire* wore elected. Tha
dalle* nt eorh. and tha chair,
mm are a* follow*!
The Chapel Commlllao—Batty
Wait. Provide calendar pro
gram or chapal ac licit lea | plan*
program*; preddaa over chapal
exercise*.
Finance
CommltUa — BIU
Whlta. -Whan necessary aupar.
vis# finandea of Hubs. Aid
needy duba In financial actlvL
lies.
Athletic Committee — Hack
Cleveland, Promote school nptrit
and attendance at fame*. Work*
with rlaa* manafara In devalopInf of Intralnural athletic*.
Publicity Commlllao — La.
roy Lang- Promote publicity of
school actlvltloa. Wort* with all
ichool publication*.
Uncial
Committee — Erma
Ooudney, Supervise all aocial
function*. Kaop a calendar of
artlvitlea to avoid conflict.
Cldc Committee—Dick Brow*.
Encourage proper care of and
use of achool property. Promote
drain to cooperate with neighbon. Development of food cltL
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HTRBKRT TURNER ot Ocala
ha* all tlm strings of MABJORK
JUNE'S heart . . . KDGAR BIO.
CER8 doe* havo data*, gtrh, Ha
had ana laat Friday night with
HELEN TAMM. .
THELMA
RUTH BTRINOEB iM MAXY
SMITIt took a Mr fall down a t
Ush ore ever akrt to pooMM*
Invasion ty parsehots troop*. Of
couraa, with oaougb man, IllUer
might bo able la ire reams .-.that
alertness—y*t. It still weoM bo
risky busIneaa. Tbe fuerher know*
Uiia and la looking over * ovary
paaslbUity ef wreSnlng Britain
within before trying such aa invatic a. He,''natural ly, exports to
do this V blockading tbo British
like with the sac or aoa raiders
and submarines. H* reaUsee that
xenahlp,
Lost and Found—Earl Jeter,
Maintain* bureau for race
and return of loot article*.
Organisation*—David (latchcl.
Co-ordinate* acUvIUe* of club*
and organkallon*. Prevent* con.
flirting tlmo for mectlnf.
Record—Btuan Klrt ley Derel<>pe« and malnlnln* file of eatra Secondly, Turkey has
curricular activltlea of all atu- soldier* waiting to an
dent* In hlgii school.
Creocra aide 11
Library —• Helpline'
llasty- an.
roovra through Bui
Works . with librarian In pro. G
rears. (Premier Si
moling cooperation by students, Foreign Mlabtor to
dulld* up the library.
coglu both have stats
turning Turkey'* rat
th# war.
KomniercJHl School Still aaoibor exam
for th* German* to
k pal* and cones*trab
on Britain’s ntrsagho)
at Gibraltar. JV&an g
many task GibraltlA
be able to cut tha B
(Hay, ir that the way you opetl
It?) other new jtudenta nr* Africa.. With Urn 1
Jewell Smith on.l Mr*. Tbad M*e, they would be abk to uto
Jonee, nee Sarah Parramora.
At bet the second yoor short, their greet oubkariaa fleet to
hand girl* have ]nka. Mary Bel.
din nnd Carolina Boyd are work,
tog for Mr. Morris at Junlar High
kehool, whlls Mr. Kipp, at Ike
Grammar School, U unburdened
h r Ihe service* nf Sslma Levr
and Mary Yeung. Mia* Youag b
riw. working to
law olbce
;f E.lward> t _ J.
Nelson, J r fl. W.
K nsneev
— —— - a s _ . __ ___ *_ aut .
STAFFORD to th d hoakotboll
fame with Winter Cardan the
other night bat h# ear* that-hi*
heart dUl halawf* la LOU
WALKER from t cwgwisd. , •»..
LUCILLE HALL h a k # look Inf
forward to Saturday with JOYCE
and MARY bacatmo PATTY
ARANT cornea homo and kh* can
have a data with'him m Satar-
^flKL^N
HUTCHISON, ED.
afternoon. Saturday night, Bun.
day afternoon, all day Monday
night with on* of lb* moat
brautifU) girt* a t. Stetson. Moat
of lHeir time v u sprat at tbo
Marin* Room la Orlando, . .
EARLINE dumped Into n cute
bey from Leesburg over a t the
Coliseum the other night and Urn
they became bettor aegttaktod. . .
NORMA JOHNSON baa gone to
New TortC—were# luck, JUNIOR,
but yon cunt export her to stay
hero uhau she can go to Now
Yatk. . . Why k DORIS SJOBLOM always talking about laat
summer T Could ft to because of
LEE BAUMAN and those speed
boat ridrat . . .
MARGUERITE baa bom aeon
I
a Ml with -COACHI-ECKWITH a4 Rtrtaau, former
of S. II. R. What about It. JUTE 7
. . . AL RIGNEY and WALTER
BEAL were aeon tbo otbar night
with HAZEL PRESCOTT ' and
REF (HE ADKINS. . , . MARION
REID of Lain Worth, student at
stetson, baa all the haute of tha
Sanford girl* a flutter, especially
ffisa sssT t
in th* mans hot rrnteeL Student*
ora actually getting snap* of
hW* when they aren't looking
W)iy Just the other day someont
gave Us a picture of Jo* Davt*
sotting would .ho toad
n t supplies a re v
talking to a girl— believe I t or
oietun of. tirien Adams slot ping
through his lunch period. Also
in* of Marguerite Dunran with
th* over present cempart ht her
hand—and aaothei rood on* wa*
Hattie Dayman with tho goal.
So you see you must reallv busla and got some good picture*
lient (C uller w rig k t)
hr Monday, Mar. I. At thl* time
y , L demand yonr m ono B IA* to. expo** somebody. .1
nk that now la as gred a tlm*
f o u n t ( L e w Lang)
i t any to tell Glenn Odhaut that
we know be'* Ih* guilty person
who put th* snatch on car snap
•Oer#m-inl#*ii
« K T
shot contest poster off the buL
r00'M
r
Rich Myers. YooU i
more about thl* stupei
loeeol -production. So
eye* and re n t'o p e n . .
Th* Knmmerrisl X*
to tho new skating ria
night and had a ’‘boar
time. One of o u r proml
M*iUr°ri/,’Cerain*t,l**i
Wa think that wo a n ladood
honored at being able to bare
with ns today an enaombto from
Mka Amerira's
Ole* Club.
T htyto going to slag something
rery speclrt for you, and It'*
tha first tlmo It has evsw boon
so.cung on th* air. AU right,
i; n
is, y*ImI,a s
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Sanford la The Only CentnJ
ld& City Affording Ball, Hlfk
W ’W at« IraiwporUtloo
w W w ep
*& ***.U Vj .
sANiroat), FUMtm^cj
r'is, m i
■yneutOf $3 Wffl Weather Bureau St
Be Made To* Cotton Slight WarmupJ
Farmers By Agri- Tuesday After £
• Reading Ton^cf
INGTON, M
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RAINS
NUMBER 1
Move Comes Soon A f
ter Prediction By
Churchill Of tierman Balkan Thrust
A LAKE OF LONG ISLAND
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Declaration Of
War Is Possible
British Ships SMiell
Genoa Naval Base;
Much Damage Done
worth Florida, wmi
ho W filh rr R o rtau i
t *>m« i m m
w ar
P * r a 1g rav e beaten l
d
UA
n ig h t la <1
t)d be needed la the
enovrfatl a | .
WASHINGTON, Fbh.
title B*
The A grlcaltare D t p i t a n l u . e rta llc i
W a y It would f a x
fall, a rare event la J m
wae U>ted official!/ a l
M M t_P ___ ,
cd ru.Hlm lit man/ d'-lrictu, di*r o.ing traffic.
Oepjh nf «pirr can'ba /a t herod i*,nm the haHdluwmil ••«tci|>" *ign uml 'the moi iom.il car.
fell In central
Virginia mount
H-VinhrcTo Ft.
Read
WhUner Gives Sketch
iff About DriSpeer At
VDedtcatftn Of Grove
•L ktitT Thodwi
‘ William*. a
* Ja a f out of
“5
iC tW -ra ^
id excerpt, rroro
PWJ t l r u U i William*
h i atajr here, gad
J > N t iU h e d 'a o M
, >1'
hr
Low Income Groups
To Get Materials
For Mattresses
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A# mattr*«« progiam i« u.>w in
• f f e j t In Seminulr Couniy *ru]
It I # Possible fear luvr Irtruntic ruu
la l fltnlljrB ( q citLiin mif}t!uK m i,
Um A nd ticking to m a il d.'ubfe.
J B flln a ita fu. bumi- iix$r, I',
courtly »t m l . , a | j i^.
Irpillie. who are
.
. ble lo p u rrh a.r
matUuiaae from ruintneiviai roiu
•etna, the program mill not in.
M rfaC f With the taiea of lor.I
added.
,
Oro vuadr b r
* tb with inalurlaU
fu r.
nlahed hy l ha f l t.t r E aten , ton
Senrkv. Ibe AAA and the SurBin. U arktU ng AdmlnUtratlon.
In addillan to making Uielr own
m a ttr r u (ho applicant* giro one
day’a work l o . vtail other ejipll.
r a n t, on their uiattrea***, Ur.
Dew.on u iii.
All work will be done in a
nvuierly designated work renter,
vet to Ik- arm tiffed for, under
the .unenlalon «f the Count/
Home Uemon.tration Affcnt, Mr*.
Rev. Andrew*. Colton comfort,
era ere lo be land* a . o part
of the aatne program.
Appliranta era I'mited to famtthe/, who Iba with an Income under $600
who iltH rt at lenal half
1MT, evl- aof year,
that inroma from agricultural
UeoL orrupalinn..
For fainlllee of over
U * d ia r y
four t>ei— n. the Income limit I*
reived $60 for each additional
jrer-on.
\ f 4 ~' 4
T'«i»e ei.hlnr ta partlciiwte
in Ihe on—rar- mav makn appll.
—tlon v* ihe Canute Agent* of.
Ike at Ihe Court HoUae.
MJvtorirml Q uarterly.
the young engineer , flrat
** F1#rtdaJ *ad aoiau of the
Im aawpeaperially the vivid
aoawte, «w aW Mm. }(• men.
ti-u a d > Mv.ifcry that moat a n
t idea, for *aje b n at that time
“l*h. fetatoae be.
English NqveHst,
t'HABLSsroN, a a, r*h. i*
Lytx S-aaCT*. k««-
City News Briefs
Celery Crop Is
Not Damaged By
Low Temperature
Gladb Section Hard
H it By Frost Fol
lowing Heavy Rain
, M* l««Atiii!ri r t r H
*■rt’*tl R rltn in
b ro k e
o ff
(tililoiiinU c irlniioMM w ith N n zi-aliiiiiiiint«*«| Itiim iiiiiu to d a y
w illiin R few
h o u r* a f t e r
•’ r im e
M n iM e r
W in s to n
v'll ill ch ill liiul fiire rn n t u G or*
•ruin th r u s t tlirotiyrlt t h e H al•ttitle tiiln riitin p w ith n p h a s e
»r " u r id ilo r v iiilfjirii” in th o
•var.
T h e iu |it u r r urn* rv p e rle d alnca
droilff lOidliiiii'Mip. ,1 Nnil troopi
icff.iii enlerniff
lluninrila J u t
i
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F u ll
N ru t in l
ip » u ln tn l
J
11i|>l >•in n 111*
q u a r te r a .
« In i (ill lir ita in >ooi\
follow tlir ti'cak with a
'inglit
ierlnrntion of nur. e.pcc|ally ‘
"No Im n tfd iste dam age to S a n . alnce Ihe iirli Uumnnlun oil f f a ld a ford i ce lery crup w m noted to. uhtrli mi- ri'm i'lrlrl) m (Jerm an
hand, aupplyliiff f u r l, fo r t h e *
dgff following low Uinpcrm lurus
Naai
t .u f l e i t f f r ' ,
m id*
oh
B r it .*
uih I h t t v y fro st w hich form ed in am
wmild ro u s t(i ole a loffltlniate
Ih li sw llw i U al fright The *mev. i.rv u l i» r U iiltati h o m b iu ir p t a it a a * v ,^
Miivoitlnl*,
Htffh (\nhm am l tv-.
^
tu rjr slink lo 31 on ti e a « d side
am) uim alig h tly hlgh#r hi Ihe ported 7J prr.onn killed and 21® ,
wniilidrd unit "rnm m iiii. dnmaffe" (
coldest spots on the ca st ehh in fliri.d by n p iv y ifiil .quariron
I r v d alone is not enough to d<» of Hi it rah w*r»lii|>- wliiih boldly
nniihcrn
Italian
frrltHI* dnmn^e io‘ the r d r l J , II .tin nnil into
t'lineiHl w ater, nnd mined 300
t \ a j. rsp U tn ad .
I
i
ii
>
of
.hell*
into
llu'
navnl
baau
In Ho
.rianfurd s i r s , iirn ily
all llu * ) r « r j Cfl»D ' has hem of Crnna.
Itn lin n . a."i-rt>'<! tlie
u .^ u l t
set unit hut in ' th r inuekluiuh
of fKl-edti, t i c crop is .dill hemp f,,,i,.,l to hit m llita rv oldeetlvea,
lint (he H rlt i.li A d m lrn lly 1l»ted
planted for S p rin g cu ttin gs
w?r**
l u llin g of the crop in the Nan. In n r p lan la, f a r t n r i c .
fold aien w ill tie slowed some, lio iiM . . oil In o V . dn ek. no t
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fuoonir
tb
tie
«
e
(.
il.m
nreit.
whul hy the co k lt it wu*t *«lHled4
•H„. \ ’n*t ili-H
O’.ri't m ean.
and thr yield w ill he »«do ed l
,t „ |,
m oerted
r .- x o - o
•• '.n .a
a e rrta ln e l tent IpecaiiM til tin !
„ p ..d I 000
t K robl.vlk,
nrcessity for strip p in g damaged
,*f 11rDi*I» HrvM !r#lan<1,
•talks
11 «*■11«*«•**•
'
I#ettyee, hen ns, e m irtile
n f!•11
o lb ir
tender
im p .,
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T h n n * r« T F lO f lC
whteh have not ln-«*n ^iiih« ie>l I * * / l * I * *
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le t , were also dimwit t d l*>
,W lm
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ttlnep
Who
In
Hip Itlndi-J
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AlipreetulloP
O .y a »uc*
Hnutb Klnrid.., trap .' «<>• I* .<*1 i„||,V d in .k c Fu>m<l<
tho
hit t>) h lititry ruin Sititirdit>
wnk e a p rv ..i-d tiel»y by tho
night fotluwed
hy
Im f
I hi
• -din lln rri.n n C hapter of tho
iiio i ntng,
F ra n k Wutheti h I llu I lam' blot* of the A inerieun Il»A m erican F r u it G ro w er* kind
V lnli'11, w hidl *11011.0red the otw
An t i ii m s U d tw o arut » hull
r iv .o re of the .v en t
inches of fo ln
fell
mi
I In
II *- i b n iilrr e alcn d rd i t . thank*
F«hi i oast and from one an«l u In |fw l ily of Sunford anil to tho
half to two in c h f i in the l^iki t lly CuriimlMioii. Ja n ie * Mough.
U k m Jitfb ee
a re a ,
Mr
W ill hen | Mi^ auperinti nd* nt of parka* and
said
Tlie dniiiagu there shouhl hi" u ssiita n t, Sidney HiChafd* to
$ help I lie general situ atio n in tills John Hove, f«»r h is "ro -o p e ritlo il
| ret'tion htHiiivH' of the reiliietioii imd xplehilM work 4,n Die m i H it l*(
Helped Saturday
J in thi
lutal rro p .
it I 'h .n '. I*r. K. It. llrow m aa,
I
J'mimiI u . it ally*,
farm er.
m ake t'liurle*
W liitn er,
I'ro t. A . J .
I llu-lr
bikgi'tt n (u r n .
in
lltr llu n n .. tlie F t. Mellon ( hapter o* /
of tno.1
rro p d l . u . ie r . tho S o i l oinl D nuuhtera of tha
Thr 8m M
1T o u r i i l C lu b wilt 1 y e a r ,
lender t c g e U b lc .
.m l T e rr it o r y of
F lo rid a . ■«<*
Hold Hi rtg u la r M i m a inerting u lir ii
ur | other o rg a n lm tlo n . and Im llv U a l ibe R e rm lio * KUU iaulght at truck are killed by f r o .t
h e .v y
la in * and s o lrr y I* In | u«l» '-ho a iil.t c d .
8 :00 u V lu rki * •*■‘ s— 1
l-ig demand* alnca it i* b u t le r !
able to w ith* land w eather e l - i
Court Will N ot H alt
Reinstatem ent Order
trriiiiJ.
Local Plane Builders
Place In Tampa Meet
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10—Wfl—
The fluprame Court refnaed today
lo Interfax* with a la b o r Board
i rder dlractlnir the Ford « o t« r
Company to rvinalate a ffroup.of
amployea with hark ju y and cagaa .
aliened ln t c r f r ie m e w ltli t i » ra U
lertivr targalninif right a t UM
workman.
The rourt al*o ruled tha right
of freedom of *pcerh and »**•*»•
bly waa violated by • vourt in
junction
raatrainlng
peacafni
plcketliiff by an Ittinola labor or.
ra n iia tio n of a bualneaa in which
th a n waa “no immediata ,aat»
Ctoyer^rophiyra dlaputa"
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E ight o f Lho 30 count)*#
Teas* Panhandle I
in a s 1raff (4
LOGAIi WEAr
*•■ *M*
aaalgnad
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vnuler
Higher
aU in winter mgy,bo •UribuUd both
•bet of daylight .hoars,. MceMiUtlng
niton partlcuUrtjr by workmen going
their w o rk , w well m tu the poorer
oa,uM of snow* and rain and ««ner-
Personals
' ■■■■i ■ i>Bi hii
* *»
fGtUb ta «puiiM)iiiig
bridge and Chinese
lP ’ l* the Recreation
tho lake front at
S uhtcriptiin will he
ir high in mptor vehicle death rate
f - k ** ■ •tta Tlatmlel tlmmam.AMil director
J I hawI aw
divtaion,
;hrt>ujhoa£:
Of tho Ng(
”chn bn roUi
- r a h will litv t it* repn*
the home of Mm.
IVrat PiftH nth
w f form of i roriTfsl
llitiona and
Here U
Avoid beidg
hurt oi dfc. on wintry road* before Spring return*:
1) Remember that chains, while they ove an aid to
tracnou
htepping. are powerkw to prevent ekld*.
the load in your cor «a e v e n ly aa po*«l-
ss&.'r01- >w ,,r
iS S S X ’SSm V 'ln'T
r
*h” *krt tor «""«*■
neceaal 1*10° even *lh ^Koh?'
?l s f
9hlc^ W|I‘
>htfat
^
akMBr*kin*
fno? ^
cowUMom may Invito n
dkJflf * h m tfaieHinf over ice Jt may invlta the u n d e r ta k e r .
Doing Very .Well
i
Sauforditoi who came from little eroaa-roada town*.
« c
•^tractive little town*
5<ci»rt
e L of
f ^th*.
. l AUU
U ^ nonhInK
« ’i i i CouSty'J
,rflLba
the
Boon! which ‘n^rMled
*how* thatinthen*
?**£, w ' f t *
10 «“Vly« th* dlf/lcultlea of modern
dompofxtion rigj Urffot Jilea very wgQ.
.
...
« • ft* incorporated amtl&anlUca In F lo r id a
t
f
'
S
L
S
1.000,” say. tho Tamto nmoa. Of Ua « with more than BOO inhabitant* 88
?
*? wpukmon, while among the 88 having
«M_ Uwii 600 ftJiddnt*, 68 of them grew In the laat 10
s O ir f .
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•
'To®*0 w*1*1) ooramunllie* contain only 0.4
lrU ! ! 5 ,.* p p ? U * 1 o f
CS
^
,h ** hinlnIhr
“ n an
°i'tl»t tjiurefc will meet
nex at »|.10- P. M. llo.tr**** will
lg . M n . L J l . JIarvry. Mr*. W.
A. i C ^ l r . Mra. J . T, Hardy and r t o £ t t e V P r , m by Mr*' A*
w Mra. R. L. Beard.
Tho ho«tessc* served refresh
9
Sewing aeaaiona fo r the Rrd
C ro a t,w 0 l be held from 2 :3n menU to ‘he 10 membera present.
uatU (V-.S0 P. M. a t the Woman’*
i Mra. H . L. Bogota o f Mtetphlm
Chib on Oak Avenue.
T ana. U visiting M r. ond M ra
.
W hnN RSIlA V
C. M. Rabum. She expecta to
The Ju n io r Auxiliary „f the'
•o here -for aotno time.
.
W American Legion will meet ut
« > home of ’ MU* Sophia Mr. « £ ’ PKTKRflIHntG. Feb. Id
j M r a . A . w 7 Ryah «ad amaU
Smoot, 7u. Unit
Hougal on - O lrry Avenue nl
mm. W w . from Buffalo. ' N . J 8 U tw U iA to r from Utah In I»
■1;*0 o'clock in Ifce afternoon.
rw f by Mr*. J . B. Kay, Mra.
« •
** ‘be (ruesta of
.p o a r t
m eeting c f Sanfnnl Jhrongh 1033, d i d hero yeaU
Mra. Ryan'* cousin, Mra. Rag
L. Henley, Mra. \V. B. Ballard
Oaf dan Club will iie held !U (he
Brown and Mr. Brown, a t their gad Mra. 1* I*. H agan. Those who
Smoor, authority on tarlffa a
A hatno o f Mr*. J, H. 'Colclnugh in
flaaiated In aenriifg were Mra. J,
I*®*** o« W est Third Street.
mnneial question* nnd eo-auth
Rose C ourt a t tlrd o A ,\l
0 . Patterson, Mra. R. W. ,RuW oman’a Auxllmrv of Holy
‘J p I M l Bmoot.llnwley T»
, M r. and Mr*. H. B. Odham, WNcht, Mra. Maxwell Stew art,
CfoM E piscopal' Church
will Ilf Act, died a t the home of
Jlr, aad Mr*. H. B. Odham, B e, M ra P. B. McCauley. Mra. John
•tep-adn, Dr. W. T. shecU , whe
•pfmaor a ‘ benefis
I,ridge
■pent the weekend In Baxkty, Ga. Melaeh, J r , Mra. H arry Tooko
luncheon a t Uie F arl.h Home nt " e -■ * upending the winter.
T V t w are aeeom ponM
front Mr*. R. J . Holly, Mra. 1 B. &
p 1:10 o'clock.
JackaonvHle by Mr. and M ra
Bearing tension* will be held at
Brolley
Odham
of
Plnrvllle,
La
the Woman’s Club for ihe lted
CfOWI frrtin 0:10 A. M until
The many friend*
of Frank
1 I:IS o'clock
Kelly will he Interested to law n
V
TH irnR itA Y
th a t be la Improving In two
0
Thp /temihnle County IV.IeraO range General Hmgdtal whaga
w tlpn o f Women'* Club* will meet
ha haa boa- fo r aevontl r aot t k i
in th e Banforit- Wnm»n'* Club bevi
following an outomoMl* accid en t
it(lining nt 10:00 A. M. The meet
Ing will last until id io I'. M. with 1
Mtaa Jo an A im redo apdnt tka
luncheon served nt t'2:1il. The
woehand .in T a m -a aa tho (raaat
_ erm m lttec ip charge will be: M r*.’1
of M r. t a d M ra Edw ard u r a n M JB#*Wo**a far the tea were the
• W, A. U n v llt. Mr*. J It A.Um*.
WhOa there aha visited tha » (•Oowjag: Mr*. F. L W a o d n S ,
(Jeergfl Bridge. Mi*. Janie*
M ra WT 1* Henley, MH. t . L .
P atla In the Columbia n o t
(W tee, Mr*. Bov Till'.*. Mra. 1.
Dean, Mr*. J. N. WhltJmr. Urn.
»o the Palm Room In ITotel
IL Lc*het* and Mr*. J. \V, |.y)c»,
BVtwi Steven*. Mra. LH tthaha
pa Terrace.
|f l awi ng' aeaalon* will be hrl.l at
Quarry and Ml** M argaret D arts.
Mr. and Mra. Mac Hoddlaatan Aaalstlng In entartatnipg ware
of Tallahaxaee. spent the week M ra H. J. lahm an, regent o t th*
end with Mr. Huddleaton’a m ath, D. A. R.i Mr*. F. E. Roumlllat,
er, Mr. Nonyo Hiiddlaatan, Mr*. chairman of Sanfard r«nwd*iJa
Huddleaton haa bean spending Day committee i Mra. C. B. Dawtha past week In Orlando with
Ml*a Edith Merrill.
,
Be Buried In Utah
~ tI>* .Colored road surfecre absorb more of the sun’s heat
■
AVBNDR
W INTER PARK. Feb. 1 0 (Spec lal)—The Roll In*
College standing
Animated M ag*tine, one of F lor
id*'* ihoat popular w inter rventa
which attract* wlda-apraad Inpercent of • r t out how this D i
teraat outs Ida tha atata. will he
ter reading them cl
(irasantad In IU -fourteenth annual
*P®®*1
_____ _______
__
edition on Sunday aftom don, Feb. I
eat collector of Internal m e - 2S> « t BdO o'clock, whan notable
| authorlUaa in lh* J M o f latter*
Orota Income, generally, li'n n d
all ‘—*— j —*— i
j — l — i. ..
nMa
aver.
S2S
|Aat Times
■
paacatlmo
Today
■ Mr. and Mr*. J. N. Robson,
J r . are spending several day*
In W inter Haven aa the guest*
of Mr. nnd Mr*. P eter Bchaal.
Today they visited the Florida
S tate Fair in Tam pa and w it.
netaad the Gsaportlla Day events.
K™* 9
l^l!*dra«alj f f e f l
rdanra iwlik' AwiJUMb
s r ^ r /'.c .i
o n arraogod to aaeomtry three y e a n ago a fte r making
her hem* In Ita ly fa r many
?#tra.
Mr*. T. C. Maguire, atata ra4 « * o t the Daughtara of th*
Amortenn Revolution, w as also
rotrpciacnd Mg' Mra f n h g in .
LIUlo Thom*! Algernon Sposr,
p C f - t doacondoat o f ,Dr. A L
ho hod recently mode In
i J W hliner, u
aoriy Son.
orange grove.
Dr.
,b r i*®1.f t w
M£L2S?': X8S
« V 5 ',.“ * nev*r llvad to .00*
Ogalnst
TUESDAY
BARGAIN DAY
Double Program
K J '? ,
lUthort;
th* qty
r.b .
0‘ *bc Now
u -
Caort
Mr. and U n .
C . HUI to .
turned yesterday f i n t 'C i l l C , <{»•
where Mr*. HUI Iwa m a t tba
pact weak aa th a M - i #f •—r
aon-tn-law and
dhnkktat.
Mr.
and Mra. J . tt. . C & m .
Mr.
Illll apant tb * | M l l M w ll* them
and accompanied J P x . B ill katne.
A u x ilU tfr lW b fc w
Presented With Pins
The Joiiter AuxlUaky mamhara
a f tha A-wHekn lA alM w a n
praaantad their auxiliary pl»a
from th* SMdor U nit by Mra.
A. R. Ford, .Janter ckalhaan, a t
a JoWt maoMu# R
of
Vacancies Open It
U. a Marin* G
Ottl.ANDO.
rant*. Mf. and M hl
u T k J n jShe also vis Rad M r heotnar,
Frank, who ia III In tho Orange
G eneral Hospital Jo OHando.
Save $25 to $100
K W jad to Qw Worn*
from
_ g o a rto m a o ta i ^ . l y r t dou,
audisne* o f aver a ,000
c s iS 7lu;'K“a.?'n:
•sseaiisra
ng tho unveiling, i
Invocation at. tho opt
WJe in con:laemoratlm
ford Founder * Day.
ipb Magttlre so d .M r* .
i.M vagutcd U N bootpu
Ex-Senator Smoot To
?wtl°th"“ T
3-our vehicle
Into the path f ^ P ^ h l n g cars or into a dangeroud akld.
1,10 road. eurtiee over which you
i>'c'hlSX Sm 0£!''“ u'
Mr*. W. L Stoixfehmlrt t u
.
hostess last Thursday reeding
I to tho member* of the T E. Le
C la n of the First B*pti»t‘Charch
a t her home on Elm Arana*.
A -.l.tln g were Mr*. A. K. Roe.
aetU r and Mra. V. P. Aiaoa.
Mra. D. B. E. S tarr preaided
«**r the bu.inet* meeting which
* aa opened with . prwyer by
Mra. S- A. Edm firld. Mra. |
t-umming read the ralnate* o
the last meeting and re p o rt. 0 « m H arrison ha* been pUdgad
,* 7 " * iv*" by the various o f. J? PJ Kappe Alpha fratern ity a t
the U niversity o f Florida where
Mra. Edenfietd gave the do.
w a fto b m a n .
rational with “Stew ardihlp- aa
Mr. sa d Mrm. *»hll 8U r*na
* fr V >h£ * x *ntl ‘he meeting wab
& W u r Ter jss
vanro lh^
"Uty In.Ve to drHre.mort Olowly than uauaJ
jroU «njypW .h*'ing to »ako chancre.
•
w«. ^ W ^ ? v « r .Po»».fl>le. alter routes to avoid slippery
m,!* tfw V v f T ^ v ^ ,n,fr. th< hwgtst wey 'round is freqa^fttly the thmieit way hpme. *
m,t. A lth o u g h the hits t0may aeetn
up to
whtn
snowy
ruts.
control the lh
direction
% i2r « £ ;
. H. M. Pap worth
Is Hostess To Club
'
Governor Holland
Demands Seizure
Of Slot Machines
■AOAMS. Society Editor
that m
i
y • ^ V f ^ . f \’’<
chairman
o
a
ot
M
th*
various
K
com.
Bundle* f r r llrlu l,,
bonH on Pork Ave
n n i b t n In attrn.lai
■ f t . I. D. .Martin
It M one of the m.i
mooting* ’o f th.- »,
willingness or m i
and to work (nr lh.'
craw try evlilrm in
k n it garm ent*, <lmli
article*, of rlnthinr
presented to h i t . «the club, to in- v(,,,
land a t ah early da
Through tile r.nit i
ing T ran sfer t'm il|ini
trn a are helm* -h.|
charge, anil it
The arm y provided the Intplrstion1 of the 1(1 carton* t)■
fa r this hat which waa shown In o' •hipped to Fnglan.l.
Maw York show. A m iniature piano rived aafely
The cluli
----- Wj»h lit t«*
repo*** In a d o rte r of flower*, and
ifraato d u r e you bay* It—* hat. loam o f th r roavi.i x
Q u rm of Knirlni..l t
b u tln r ■tatloii fr.*oi u
garment* an- di-ii.luu
, the tribute she pm,
American women (,.,
ceaaing e ffo rt. m„|
The llntllesnake I’slrul of Hoy• England.
Seoul I loop Mo f. *poii-or**d ui, It wa* annoiim • .1
uiiM'ri|.tion bridge party at the.{M artin liiat Hi. I..... ,
.'Ik* i lull Friday iiight and re. <-la*a of Semin,it. | llk.|, ;
'd e r the direcliou .,( t
port* it as being "very *ur' Stone are m at my* Im . it,
CossfuT T fe lroo|i is conipanei) I ns-elvlng Instill, !.. , ,,
of hennelh l^ ffle r, CJene I o- garm ent* The mi i.-.i..
,fieil. W alter Merits Smith, Mai. eva Kclm.il* m,
,
culm
MrNiell,
Joe
Walhen, the work In I I . e m . i . . .
■Oleiiii l.lngle, Jr.. BULv Gray and dies fn r llrila.i.
A* it lake- in..!.. \
■Ralph Smith, J r . patrol lead e r.
High srort* prixe for I lie In. wool to knit the* C...M,
i
die*, n I.lack silk handbag, was M artin ha*
aw*r.1r-l to Mr*. It. \V. Rtiprecht; amount c f in..... i . »!.,
aeeoi.d high, a novelty nerklnr.', or smull will l.e .......
by the clul. ”
wa* awarded to Mr*.
It.
A |' elated
A strong npp.i.l . I,,
flmlth. Winning high prixe for constantly
from I ..yi
the men. It. W. Iluprvcht re.
ilolhing.
. ..... .
Celve.1 n tie while Frank McNeill warm
nnd .'h e r m il. '.
,r
won n n auto medicine kit as Mrs. M artin -inie.i
arron.l high man U . h price of
The next iiin l m|* . r
light bulhs went to Mrs Col •urn will tic hi'M nl lh. •i.'in
Walker. Horrcno pritr« vkirr nl. A. K. Illll ill It
I
■o nwnnifHl.
i March. Thru* «.li l.,
Thr Patrol h«» thnnkifi thr party for Ihl- «« •«I•v
follow »nff merchantfnt
ton. tfaU* to hr nfiiiMiMt.. t *
Irihutiitg
prism :
Th«
V oarlll
Company. Itoumtllat ami Amirr■on,
llollywoiMl
»Si up.
|\ry .«
8h«H' Storr. J C IVnnry
tau>. ItotH iu* (im erry, I anryV*
Drug Storr, li 1 I'erhin-, San.
font Klcriiw
< ornpanx.
City
B.irhrr
Shop. Smith « llnrt'ri
Shop, l'olrm anaR Office Supply
Coiupany nnd thr ( in' hm t'ola
Compan)
Play in,: liridse were the fol.
lowing Mi and Mi- .\| <; Me.
Nan Mi nnd Mr» \V |l
Blr nnd Mr». II \\
Itupreeht,
Mr
und
Mrs
Knlph An-tin
Smith. Mr and Mm. Prank Me.
Nfill. Mm. tieorgi* tirny, Mr*.
Olrnn l.inglr, Mr- Al l*re. Mm
Snm I hchton. Mr- Avn Wriuht
ftoy Scouts Sponsor
Subscription Bridge
!
TALLAHASSEE, Feh.
—Ore. Speasant L. Holland ha»
iteppeit into
F lorida*
winter
gambling picture for th« first time
With mc**age* to the sheriff*
of three rnunlie* demanding th at
they eeitr all slot machine* la*mediately and erre*t their opera*
tor*.
.
“Hepnrt* tn this office Indicate
open operation* of »lot machine*
being |iermitted in your county,''
ho teles raphnl the *heriffa o f
Brown nl. Volusia nnd Charlotte
C o u n t ie s .
r
"I hereby direct immediate ac.
tIon by you to enforr law by a r
resting operator* and taking up
*lot machine*.
"Let me have immediate report
concerning your arllvltiea."
The me*.a re* were addreaaed to
Sheriff. W alter It Clark a t Fort
Lauderdale, S R. Stone a t De
lo u d , nnd Fieil Quednan a t Punta
0*n Jshaaow
John*0", orplorer-widow of
M nrtla Johnson, w u morriad to
C r s u n a g w d a r k H . O .tta , by
MayoT FlorsIlo H. L*aoaVdli in
Maw York. B attu ta Qsn I* work
ing on n motion plctnr*, tke eouplt Coma.
bay* no hontymonn plana. Bh* U
Slot inarhine* were legallted in
not c h u ifin f her u n i .
Florida in K M under a State lie*
enainr law pn.eeil a . a revenue
measure, l>ut were outlawed by
the 10.17 IrpM nturc. The low
tailed „l an I >000,000 annually
during the tM.< year* it w a. *f.
TAI.I. All ARSFF, Keb. 10 - IWllVp
(•raduntion Rookfcfa
Will Have Pictures
<9|iecinl l
l oiginenrenionl in.
vilali.m s will mclnde at least
four view- of il.e rumpus. Not
onl) that but Hie invitation*
will lie II. while Irnlhri in*tr.i.l
<’t g aitirt a* rii*t<nm*ry and
will have miinernii* other chan,
ge* In the . l.i * mil the home
•own ot >acl . ..n.l.dnle will be
listed, ills..
Senior* nseive Hu n diplomanow in Ink.kid form instead of
scroll a- foriuerl) done. They
lolisl two \e a r- ago to substuj
title
a I>■lit. v%.-iieli t
academic
gown in |.lni i* of the heavier
one* heretofore ii.ed in thl* e ll.1
m atr
1
NEW AH RIVALS
F. S, C W. Professor
Writes On Florida
TALLAHASSEE,
Feb
|u _
(Special) — “Florida—la n d of
ChaNgh, nqm ted t a p e the op.
ly account ky a
nrofesslonal
historian of Florida hlitory from
it* earliest beginning* tn modern
IIumm. has Jo tt «eme off tbr
pro**.
Dr. K athryn T. Abbey, head of
the Florid* 8 tat* Callage history llO# b^urffl tu
mill Iiiih limit
Geography and
peltUcal.. sciancc
. .L
... lo k f hH»l WedncailB) al lit*
Valentine Party
State Fair He,
Finns Announced
Second Hi
.
! ,U,hor'
S E R V IC E
Irom
BU M PER
BU M PER
H»u*c lieginnlna at l in.
‘•“ 1h* rlP . M. Th. bride.- luncheon I.
i 7 i th l
h7
by (he Woman'.
Into tb* realm* of bool. | Auxiliary ..f ll. ly C ro .. Epi»co.
VL 1
|P#I c h u irh in oidei
In raise
llstory book, which Islronda with which to ic rs li th.
** * raferenc* rather rhurch hull.lmg
11 - lu ll »l .un Joh and e r like lo do It—
ih..-r little r.tra * in sertice that m ein a
I" ' >••»* ilrl'iu g r d k i r n r .
No wind'•"rid r."-* un«iped.
no nil unrheektd,
uni.— ,„u -* , „„ Xf) Nc.ill's Standard
s . n . . r Stalina'*
-aon
come la
■ tankini nl xa- nr an nil rhange , , ,
*•••• II llir nut err ii«r
J ? * * ! U ParT °, r ‘ Tim rnm m itter in chlTtf* of
r io r u u
the p r o f i t ^rvmht^mrnta i- t «,nt|»o-rti of M>
“ T T r - U**. *f hum«n
I*, tngley, assisted l.> Mi
**" , P” *nw1*r, tracinx I t . ' l l . Coleman Also assisting
* * . .* * - » .• * ? • ‘ “" ‘rt*’- -IB be the rhapt. r ditectm -. In.
.
T ? " • r Mkat »h» I*, lading Mr*. R A Newman. Mr• • M * **plaln what *hc \ |, J , Bram. Mr*. Amelia Noble,
i -1 th tho aturr of hot Mra. W. C tlulrhison. Mi* John
~*0 J O t It In the anlh. deliwh. Jr., and Mra. M. Minarlk.
ua. I t conatata of tin
O ther committee* have been
lllu ttn lio n * .
nnm m rrd u follow*: T lblm ,
, , .
dra. Boy Ryme*. Hr.. Mr* Jo*
[ E ..
E S . .M. A R K E T ralllea. Mr*.
u nd V,|M S 11*-Coleman:
V‘Bl,lri
2 f f » . r J w S i ' i ' i ' . ’ n ' "Uhllelty, Mr* It. L. Dean and
IH1I1A I'llODL'CTs 1
H if.
llfxlrkim drciiiwtiona.
f*-Tt to M i t
't i t . G oprfo A. DfCottM »n«l
jfJJ*
■•»»-* ,M r t W. 0. Colem an; pritc*. Mm.
ra a d e e g n in a p., i;,.. •
*n‘l Mr» John
Mpderni* «l to i«. 92
'fMoch. Jr.
I. Crt. IU i j i Tr lb . 11•«
Iivnchfoti iriil hr srrvfd i t 1:00
t i ? n i ( W Tl i i i . -.1 C i •’’•lauk After which there will be
i.Hra?’ # ! ' ora J.,’ V, > ,,r(4g» fa r ‘ho»* • ' “ h i" - “ * P'*»
«**d I l l J t 10 m i . , ond table game* for those not
' I * t l .t o .' CV».*f. i *.1 mtoraotad In card*. Eight prit*«
,
♦ jT jtfl.
1
'
C O T T ’S
TANDARD
II. n.
Player* have been roqtirated to
l ring th eir awn playing card*
a principal
A
C E R V Ii
^TA TK
I'OltNKH THIRD HT. A f’ARK AVENUE
J m v1 MuI Ih1*1aHhM 55 '■’6'5
Industry.
FORTUNE
*4
IH II ##a nan
— —NKYIUDBR
Uoyn Hhnra
12.45
. B. L. I’E R K IN S
CORRECT MEN'S WEAK
"Isn’t It Expensive
JjQ Own A- Home?
.
I’ve a way* thought th a t on
ly wall-to^io ptaple , can af
ford to awn a home of tholr
"No, not if You Web
it the United Ww/f
And ccujuinxkal wa;
Your awn hum*. As
Ift •« *
OWN A HOME
o o f s , e c o tib n ilro j
*
\
�W it -
Sanford la The Only Centrw •
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
Established In 1906
w ik b u m .
>a o a w rl
r
tMfc week ag ain st
re ts n t two-garr*
.gua-leadlng. r u t a astsn d . s atrfag
W h e tin d c e t
IlsC alloy and M is*
W Touroamn.-l With a K
win* and an loeae* aa
IIUm com into th e itt
U W i rtp c iU d . ", . t
Truck U na.
f p t r and Mias
Mississippi
League meeting In New York. Mac!
protective gear during £ p rln g tralali
other National Lcagu.
i l f Stio,
Tonights
r ilM T
’ f
W
-11
IM
'*1
w ss
•oinriiy:
IIA fB -l
lllpprc Cop
i m 'f r r the two u n ^ L v
•ms have b**n aacfnoS
patta Company k'apcftV
Bering I taam of John C o 1 * W
W r^T
t i+ r *and Tha Audio*
ra rro a ; A sm cv U apoiphortof
it and htiaa lt a lt b tidyinan. , ' M V 7 ,
;V «..V SPr
<The«u* match** m bald « M h *
R< wldrom s on JVHt Avenir* at
7 :0 0 ' o’sloek an Mondsv. Tdoa.
<l»r w «daaada* ,snd
Thttrsdsv
nlsht*.-Tho nubile U Invited. A d.
m M o d is frw t
.
T h o s c h c d u ls for tha coming
. *111 Tevah I
- * Triple X •
I Mon I, IaiuIIs I
H IU K T M
I AU**« XiilriM-h
of the cu rren t crop or ulayrra
w ire born, mfmlitcih it wai* pi ci
ty col,I.
.
.A n d aa u ffk la ' rapruavntatlvn
p t the Hi. PtU rriburg Chamber
oT Commerce, th a t made It final.
,-*••4. Oi«t dl.14'1 keep 70-ycar*Id 'Ifncla Al” from w atching a
good port o f tha final match.
"The** cold day* make ua ap
preciate the good w eather we
have in M. I’etem burg 09 per.
cant c f the tim e," he »sid.
Bill Cody, wh'» dlrrct* tha
■golf program for the city, re f.
w eed tho flw t i t hole*, but. fi.
Dally gave up aud) d b u b e d *l>Ua
J h n m r F u ss'd 'pn*»» c a r fur A n
rem aining afarht Imlee of thp light
golf dual, “ 1 w ar a fra id
I'd
frvetp,*' he admitted. . The M il ' pldyora haven’t da.
elded w hore thev d plav In I 0 4 l.
"■Ith IU. I*oter»burg, Tampa uml
Harsaclu among t.V probable lo-
lied A d v e rtis e m e n ts
BUBINR8H HERV1CE
Spencer Harden Dairy
VJuJ| Otlr Dairy Farm
Crude A I'astsu rlird
Dairy l’rvducta IMIivcmt Dally
Telephotia Z3U8
. .....
M SI H - K a t u r l 'n •
» Uua, Ilea
« vialek lAmn
I 111 Okie
-* • d - ■* Amhrwee
lira ad h i.
"T ,
*
f Ottawa!
n 'm ottbiiitK D
Ptcrc; Tuwd
Mm
ve.
i
iaw’iu. n .b
HyrzasjiroTALun)
v . & K-
M ill M Last
For Your C«u h
tyalians Thrown 1
Back By Greeks
o f Picking
fo
r d t h e " g r e a t e r v io le n c e "
itch w a s f o r e c a s t tw o d a y s
e g o b v P r i m e M i n b t e r C h u ifchQL
B r itia h
w a rs h ip s • s h e lle d
th e F la n d e r s "In v ag io it c o a s t"
Mr A . F . b o m b e r s g a v e a s ix h o u r p o u n d in g to H a n n o v e r.
I m p o r ta n t G e r m l n
oil a n d
raB canter and alao attacked
other German cttUa and Garmant m t hi U o llaaj and
TUTURrifV
CapL R-* 8. Freeman, 33, a
naliva o f Wlnamac, Ind., waa pi
lot aboard tho Army four-motored
flying fortreaa which cnxhed In
to tho m ountain near Lovelock.
Nev„ killing all algbl of the of
ficers and craw. The erprrim en.
tal bomber waa ea route
to
WTIgbt Field, Ohio. from Sacraman to, *C#|, t .
r a .w
m oved
Tb Be Torn
9 Eliminate
Congestion
Sanford-Orlando
DAN DLfNN-Secret Operative 48
R O O M IN 9
MOUSE. S E T S l
T O FIN D T H !
“"■hS
Tree Ita lia n ’
Group To Aid
Great B ritain
ud* for
United
In axUf LaOuardla, chairman of the
joint comm lesion eras tad to Co.
®r“““ t*-_fba dsfansa pleas of th«
UaHad BUUa and Canada, urged
p m M » of tha A dm ln latretlo '*
Brittsh-ald bill, and declared that
TUB M UOW mi
He declared enactm ent of tha
measure won’t “got us Into w ar"
sa d ta m e d th e m easure a “ pert
0/ the national defense program ."
Dr. l i n n B. Co neat a f Her.
* k d University, flatly declaring
ML8CELLANE0U8
RH0E
REPAIRING-~aW ~
» ‘S i ^ A K / W t h a r , n
ttf> le IW0
------
Member Associated I’resa
N U M B E R 143
German Troop
Planes Head
ACTION SCENE AT KISSIMMEE RODEO
For Balkans
Committee Will Seek
Support Of A nti
F a k e I s ts Through
out Entire World
Craft Are Siune Type
Em ployed To Carry
Parachute Soldiers
D u r i n g Blitzkrieg
LONDON. Feb. 11.—(A->—A nti.
Fascist Italian. In Great Britain,
| acting with tha blrtiing of the
Brit lab government today launched
a “free Italian Committee' aimed
a t enlisting Itallana throughout
tha world In a movement to overUmrw Mussolini's regime and aid
Britain win the war.
B rltiih force, einiahing south,
ward through E ritrea in a maa•iva nutcracker uflenaive have
occupied tha Hed 8ea port of
Maraa Taclal, the M‘ddle East
Co~ m* ° “ ,nn:>unced yeaterday.
Tho new drive aga.nat Kritrea.
oldeet colony of Italy's ia>t AfrL
can empire, waa launrlied from
A iy lo .E fy p t.en .Sudan on the
north. It la dealgncd to Join forcea
with the one which alirady haa
penetrated 110 mile, from the
west to the rail town of Clicren.
Bealcfet M ena Taclai. 40 milea !
down the coaet from th r Sudan |
frontier, the Hrlti.h annuuncel |
tha capture of Kaknra. ainall
frontier town 40 mile, north- ‘
w ait of tha allied port
In N orth Africa, wherr thr !
Brltlah are raportrd to have nr- (
gotlatad 200 milea of Ihr 000- I
mile atretch between then: and .
Tripoli, yratrrdav'a war bulletin I
said Britiah mopping up opera,
tloaa Ware 'proceeding n *tliif*c-
torUy" up to Kl Aghrlla...........
mtu
so rt to defend “ this way of Ufa.'
be fevered sanding
America
troopa te Korops,
f i l e argued te behalf • e f .th*
bDI th a t “more U itib ia " than le
valving tkD
country te *we
n s. MJ^SKSAl ,
FLIGHT’S END
T h..e -w a r ' b o n e d ' t o d iAV
i
a UallUk fTaaln
WINTER HAVEN, Fab. 10
(H|»ecUlj—A b a tte ry of 8
forred M U oil
beater* W
L Mod Tire riirhed Into Florlua C yprara Oi
■n. yeaterday • t 9 n rtv a d t roM
image, to tha thouaanda a f aaa.
t lU naalrr
aa now in fa ll bloom.
.
Violence Of War On
.W ide Front Gains;
Nazis Attack Ships
I n ' Mediterranean
—
i
«
Situation In A f r i c a
*Move* Ahead, Says
Report From Cairo
LL'Ulf. Defead-
f
IH«r4r f c a J'TTr Na>
Mu*Id, Tlirf
I iirkp Mark
IU»U Jdm a- ;
Grand 6 b f a r
lL_lr
nrir racarai,
)||U« ever *
WWW* * » .
Chff, D fatru r
le t and Jtmm;
7111. Sou. t n
,Blll’a Pkg. 8
lira pelt a Cn.
CarrawUy Agi
Row Id re nta
lau. Un«k
,* DeaUrti C-beka W ert Jrw elrj
Ila Imp M iNbr
T H aaar. Heart
illnrluiia II*.,
• l*levrr Owl*
KI.KVKNTII HACK—l-1* Wllai
lU alaM a <1Unl
lira K«T.
I Lae* Mvsn*
I Tom Willard I
. a. Deb Taylor « lialaa.
II nrtmttir r
bad
fT llnrmeary
lllee lah '•
I Pappy lla r W
sUiaixoM*
w
tffliT i
Id r-o h ara b
than In fa n s
o r in s n w a r p la n e s
B la s t A t H a n n o v e r
In S ix - H o u r R a id
8ANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1941
barracka nutpn.l l go milea south,
w att of Brngaal.
Bomber, nf the fleet air arm,
ranging ahrad of the ground
troopa in Libya, were irpnrted
by tha X- A. K. command to have
pounded the sraplanrbaae of T ri.
poll' itaelf Saturday night. P ar
ticipating pilota aatd a hangar
was ta t afire
With U m
coordinated ap«>rationa by air an*l land goln* full
Nazi Thrust At t
Greece Is Seen
Events Moving Rapid!v Toward Climax,
Observers Declare
I S T t N I H I , |*eh. I I — ( A l* )
l> r Turkish official new*.
|*<ncr fHrel Pollllka asserted
li-dm (.reman troopa wrrw
e rri.ln * •leadllr In Bulgaria.
Ihrir ofllrrr* drrlarlne “our
ro « | |a ih . llo.p<>rua and tha
'1 - d i lr r r a n c o n T h e (ierraaa
M 'dlera * err w rarlnr rlvlllaa
e»errorle. Ihr P, Prr drclarrd.
Seminole County issinunee Rodeo To Open Feb. 19 Recreation Class
To Have Diorama With Parade Headed By Cowboys Will Be Offered
At Orlando Fair l\l lskv, U nco I kuwImmee. k.i. ii
By NYA Feb. 24
Scene Of Operation
At State Farm er’s
M arket To Be Cued
(*ompre«eing S cm ifio U ( ’ .0
ti** Bfttw * m taka alrtke .o u t lm. ■ tU iftlo n * Into n A t/nnia
mudUUIv fo r THnoll for a *hnw. f r r t long and »«I*••u t font
dock end traffic light'.tow sr e t down fight with the fM L dfplellns
»• the job (hot lut*
Fascist legions.
; ___ ,
P erk Avenue and First .Street,
haritjitl fo tin* fair com m iltt
w ill, be torn down to apesd tha
iht* t'h zn ih er t f f *nmnirr» •
flow of traffic, It waa decided at
R \
N'lpptr, rommevriMl |
tha regular m arling of tha City
«*r. Huh u li••«!>* m I to «v*irk
Commtaaion laat night a t thu City*
| n om**I»*I of the S a n fo rd J"
Hall.
f a» u n i*
M ark tt
for
o r.
Given to the City by the late
f 'n d i a l M o ru la Kxp<attu»fi
A. H. Noses, celery grow rr, about
I N«ail> •oMt|i|t*leil. the m .!•
10 yaara ago, the d o c k waa ori
1 hr fiiMikrt i» i ern arkahly n
ginally on the old banford A tlan
tic Bank Building. Mr. .,Mos«a ac
lie
Mi
Nlp|a*r UrcmI h |»
quired the building whan the
The Townsend Club will hold graph m- a guide In tt»n*li.,
bank failed, and g a te the clock to
tha City, Qeorge Weinstein, who its regular masting Thursday Ih»- Mttall huildng. w hich u
waa then president of the Indn. night at 7:30 o'clock a t tha Court the i 4 litr al part of the . » .
pendent M erchants A»*oc*»*lon* House, J F McClelland, president,
The completed dim mom
offered the aid of hla group in In snnounrrd today.
ha\e the m arket tn the
stalling the clock.
;
and pant it at Inter v a U u III
W P. Fields, consul command- a t il'tjel tra m , loaned |*y tin
The City financed' the inatalor,
will
preside
over
a
bualnrss
«Cewllau*4 Os Pasta Tkrsv*
lanit
('oant L in e am i ren**
M'ssion of tha Woodman of thi- w ill, fr rig h t sm | [isn apn gil
World tonight at 7 t!0 o'clock at W h in thv Iru in |M n ,> . Iiglit
th r Woodmen Hall bn Park Avr- Ih r tiny w indow* nf thi* mu
nor Thr business moating will w ill fla sh i*n. T h r |ni<n.,.
rjn rlu d r at 0:00 o'clock, and a .m l c a r ' y it h run .lim it lit
__ _ ilanrr will be held until 12:00 of Ih r total Ipngtli n f ihe i-xt,
approved *o'clock Members and then In.
Ai(iun*l the m arket wnl
of tar vllrd gucats are asked to be p ir.
I0.'>.000-! »cnl
[)r |.l Two perm its to te a r down
1 1*.Hidings were Issued a t tha City
liC(| llall yesterday. J. B. Adkins was
U l Issued a perm it to tear down
,rn • two bulldlngi' on Commercial, bctha! t»*«n Holly and Coder Avenues.
! and th* Mslsch R arity Company
,.#<11 was issued a perm it to taar down
.
*
......
1*• big p a rm lr
i.**wlain OH icer. iI llii-
*>i--.l.-.t I ,
•*>■' r**-k, . »,
avennd aiitMiKl K i-.im iln '
•« Shot To Death t v ‘"u*rtl
•
5IIINI.TON, P-b
II
[tmnurrow Fcl> in, f* r » fn
i*1*i »un in this 'i ,*» * s p it.
r-V'ntmi- AMtmifvIn,
, „
,l(
Fieri#*.
|
;
il l
Eiflv Boys And (JirlH
Throughout S t a t e
Wi l l Be Eligible
. .
"K v ..ry b ..d y In i i i i i ' i l .
win* hm. m hor,i- ii vui
Will you bs J1 years ohT *lur.
Ing tha week o f Feb. 1*-W?
Tbs Junior Chamber of Com
marca to asking th a t question
ttW
«»•£*
0*4
tho*#
who
answer T e r a re Invited to lie
the Jaycaae guaat S t th slr regu
lar dinner moating s i the llotsl
Mayfair s a Fab. 1|*
* M*S aU a p a rt a f Americanism
Weak, wktsk bogtna today and
will and n ant Tuaaday, and
-!*• . tihitt ii
vt it•*! he r
H iller
li«
tuttin g u th tu st into
IIiil||a«i ids fur nil
in\u«»|on
Of
t ii c«*t • **i I iirkcv
MtlitHiv nlut
n h trrv c it
In llrlg rn itr, thr t.tp iln l of YuffOk I n y iii ,
ilt r la ir t l
vw n t^
w ere
m oving
to v ^ rd a c lt m z i
III AOIlihrMfet fcur«*p» .
In I.otidon, inform ed so urco i
zaweitrd
that
B rita in
ojinectod
l.»
tf«*ak
d lp lto .a tic
rotation*
w ith Itiilguv la
if
N a ti
troop*
aitim ttcd tHU> U )*t country.
lD .lii.M r
dlftlmfftHr
in n 'iD d lit nI night that specWl
IvtisstMit En vo y Rohtleff had In
f «»Tnutl
thr
HulgariNti
rfOVOflltin nt
Rn* *ia would not in te r.
I .-1 a if ti» rm *n y dviuamt* P **t,)«ke,» .if M r tror|>*» u«iosa this
I .UM.1 I \
1 t\»
undnatood
t..1.1 KonMftn
M im atrr
to
l*op-
M uml I'ln n ic r Houdnn I’hlloff
th.it
th r
K re m lin
"•*'» m»t ira d y
t,
to M ulyniiu' alii if
i,i*iinan at n u n inait l fd acroaa
i|u loniiliy to get nt (irreie or
l nl ki'N
|i |m« I m-v ii repo* I•••! that H ul.
.•*iii* liuil furn inlly «»l**'il ltu»„ ■ i.ltitu * It* low nt *1 t h** **.|u*cted
* ,* * m ill *1* Miami f>*i HaliM t
I i * HuHMi.n 11-1*1y » » ii'iio rtu t
,
ih,
,i. in. I
M.i . i 1 . 1
|I,.*|.
y iivvi iiiiiiiit
officially
Prime
thiil l . it m an.
IlH'l |*rnvtratad
n it* iMmt
i luii* lu ll
tilit nity
by
nil* 11iilg il in
Ii.. |t Ip iim n lull y t i| .h U |t n .
,t » « i
I In* nk.* in > ha» been
a *ii fin i /• *I t* iir< tan* that laat
i , i^ i t
in n nii'tit
t*\
i hvirchill
t.. lit. 4•11 •11 thiil liiiniM iM havr
I** m i i nt* l llu lg a rt.i
and
that
lltilgMi i.m inrpottp mM- o i uptrd
I v iti. in iw not ti in* to f a c t .'
W A S H IN G T O N , F e t 11 - (d*>
A llo tm n il of 1 160.000 for con.
Illiuatl**il of the House cuimoitte*,,ii in*. A m erican
a ctiv itie s
*» •
ap |ii*M *l Monday by the House
hi fount* rcm m lttea.
Jaycces Observe
;
• Americanism Week
I)
might
.Nftnlitf
Mu p a i m«lt* u trortling to p i r .
• til plait-, w ill |*f Im III th r *»f
lMM'*i'ii i*f N VfdufufU ). K rh
IH.
pM"i t** lh»* opriiiitg p rrfo rtn au tT
••f Iht r*.ih . at H 00 IV M
In "M iff
f**r achool ih lh lr r n
l*< lut \ • I »t*io l*t get th«*lr m o u n tth*
i'ii i (t*l* w ill hi'gin at *1 -111
• In* I* I h*' 0 «i 'y o I h High St ht***l
htllOi Ini'* lili'il In v itn l to til hr
pait N|» I Mi ulgt* rmI i I
A*> « tra m , a tttvrfrtl w«g**n
Mtt l it fin# tliuplay of row ponn l*i« 14b*hI t •• k i* * im n ir r
liy
Ih#
. o I. *\
who w ill 4 >artirip a tr •"
th# M*tlr#» w ill h r a r m In th*
Trust Violation
( harjft tl By Jury
l<t ••i't >titi w ill still Mrll ft llir 4'lWtm
piM#'-hit» r\i*Lt'1].. K i-si-iii'irr U a z r t t r . wf« I
|x
It l.f i tth|uhrfl r a rh IH«#M
in** tlu# >uy Ih r f lv r .ila y rv r n t »•'
. c.I.-r » •
rn m H rtf
•*\Vt • »-«f. I •#» f%|| •him WIllUM
♦»t.
| !».i*v I'l #f«*ln C i'T ••amt 1*1
|r .*l* .
Nrwm.* " D
T
M b *"'*
,i t s-rt.- n - »»«^li*rar of tin* Utt.
Optimism Expresaed
. . . '**
' *' ’lalral V'oeue
H i *«*i *4 .»f l i . T i i u i i t r a n s n o r t
l»lflMe > n f III.* tv |to ll» c d to
' , r**|i N’.'t/i itu r n riiU * l r o o p s In
Ih*' U * in M i l / k r i t ' i r o n t h e 'w e s • *'i ii l m i l l w e n ' r c i H i r t c t l f l a s h in ir n u l l h w n r il n c r o s e
Mung n i'v l* u la v in U i p d i r e c t i o n
n f Itiin w iu in u m l l i u l g u r i a . in
n il IIIM U IIV Ill Mi'll IM'I to H r l t in n 's n i p t n r*'
of
d ip lo m a t ic
irln tio ira w ith Kum iiniu
lit*
II«tIk an • i|»i1ith f i c i v r a i .
W l'x: |HN'.<AI KM . N
II
Feb.
,1 '
A federal grand
Jury
M tnl.ik lit.Ih t# *l two tia#lr i l i a ,
i in I i <ii «, ti I #*t<r|K»r*tioii« and 36
III*11\ i*111it I* "it th a rg ta of violattnf
Diet 'ih u isd a y mill lenlay, young llest i* ( s ir anil eshlhiin wi-re
I lh a l uns nf the in* *(
Hungs he SHI* was (he
cig a rs.
Toy Automobiles Help To Untangle
Traffic Arguments At City Court
ih* it1111 tni«i laws in th r 8^00,Oon.otMt f n t i l l t a r induntry
K« l«*»itl .ftidgr Johnson J lU yvt
m n tn l
a '.17- pagr tril*
b ill
• haiping
prtrr«f ixinir in
ih t
I ' i»ilt*sl M a in , Cuba and ( anad*.
Auiofik' thr cun painss indlcUd
tti u* th#- Amrriraii A fricultural
’ l hi oii* al (’omuany, Nrw York;
I Ai fmiiif and f'urnpany, Chicago!
In iii national Aarris-nit m at Corpor«I mu. New York; K S Itoys tar
(linin'* ( I'tnpany, Norfolk, Vo.J
Swill mill Cuiopany, Chicago)
Viii'inin Cartillna Chemical CorpoiatKin. Kichmowd. Uaugh sad
S*.ns, llsltlm ora; ths Davidson
Chemical Corporation, Baltimore)
National FertU lisr
Association,
Inc., W ashington and
8uperI'hi'Sphate
Association,
incv
Charlsaton, 8. C.
CLOTHING FUND OKBVHD
WASHINGTON, Fab. |1 —(A V Th* Senate passed and aant to
thr White House Monday a |178r*
dOO.OOO appropriation for Army
clothing and equipment.
LOCAL WEATHER
Conaldarabla
cloudiness
showers In tha extrem e
and easL central portions
afternoon and tonight p n
ending
Wodnaaday
mm
•lowly
rising
tampon
Wednesday end l a th a wda
»
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■bt . m o n t n u i , r *
ULU A o n U luton T m ree
the ektcrleue Celery Fed
0 ebowod both team* play*
mod defensive work but
nr In abota to Uio hoop tn
fan* plavad at Tavarta Ia»i
Ccaeh MeLucai reported
lUfi
,'i 1 ■, ’- f **’ t J
Ita Georg* and Auturn
ed the hanford team but
aoorod 10 polata between
while £ d Doe* of tho Ta.
Bui Ido|a looped to four
and on* extra point for a
of • paint*- Two freshmen,
Inr and Lao, a n showing
twprowmcatjn their work
-SANFORD
TOTALB
7 1 JB
Free throw*mined: Burrell
2,
George 3, II*nlng 1.
Penonal fonlii Burrell 2. Jack,
non 1, Georg* 4, H*rring 3.
TATARES
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Dorn, C.
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between Robertaon
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Don, E. ’
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TOTALS*
7
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IJ m throws mleeed: Do.., C.
i, Roberta*: 3, Dote, E. 1, Hatw n I.
n i!!,*2f1*lV!!5u.1"1 Robertaon 4,
1, Couch 1
Mermen
for the paat four
telly three
1941
g to the echedule
f t by unhraralty
nermvn open their
it* Feb. 38 again.!
p»at Emory the
e, ahd then jour,
to compete .gainot
W —'Though be c m * down >
the bock 01 th* halfway point
•nd required emergency medlcsl
treatment before bo could con;
tlnue, the vetermo .Hebile Manoih pot together' two mod
round. at 7M » - 1U lo win
medal honors tn the qaailfptnj
round of Mm oloth annual boao.
bolt plajVrs golf lo-jrpa ment
Thu radar, color away. A •mall
field of 28 players toed off.
Ilolnlo’a nearaot rl»»1 wac
Moytl Brown, another old-timer
now pitch Inr tor the Pbllllea,
who eloahod 'arunnd tho Jangle
club route* la a • toady all-dap
rain In 74-71— 160. From there
tho ’ wore* mounted oil the wap
up to the 9TS4—191 reglitered
by IIIU. Pm -Wo* Roe** of Brook
lyn-.
IT -'-.
vManual:, who now manama
the Bouton Rod Box at Groan*,
bero, N, C-, awunp too hard
rikht at tho eoitcluolon of his
morning round and what ebood
come boo* but hie eaeroliae.
Thl* la the m m niece of brick
e-brac tltat enjoyed, paiolnp notorlty »om« reate bock, when
Heaepwelght Joe Louie welloped
Mai BehmelHlf there upon.
Hanueh, In eoneldcrab*' pain,
waa niehod Into town to a doc
tor. There tho arrant joint waa
jnapped back Into place, and
flelnki lit another clear and
wont on laft-handtof hie wap
amend the count, lie ehot the
leat nine In 84, a etroko under
Gator Ball Team
To Open 20 Game
Schedufejn March par.
. OAIWF-SVJl Le T" Feb,
7. (Special.
schedule for the University of
Florida Fighting Gator
bsscball learn thle Spring wae an
nounced -.today.
It tints eight
Southeastern Conference yamea.
with other «late team*, and an
opening eerlae here with OgleUwrpe.
i
Coach lain IfeAllleter’a mm
will meet'Aleham* and Auburn
on the borne diamond here, and
journey lo Atlanta and Alhrnt
Oa-, to play Georgia Tech ate
Georgia,
. In Ita quest for the cute collogo title, tho team will have
four gemoe each with Rollins nnd
Miami, and two with the Uni.
m l t y of Tempo.
ran* far ‘the world champions la
IP4I
,
’
Ha laid it wtadom tooth than
that ha doooa t haea now. Without
It ha map ha a batter botlplajrer.
U t Frank explain:
1 had a foggy crick la m j hack
•arty"
loot__a. ___
■ caqaea that
. » *.bothered
Bat he* not 'oat U add a Mr.
Modal Ilia hand tIUs to hi* -moat
valuable playtr" designation, He
oooldn’t pee* at a chaorfu] dish
washer,
"I>* dona 'em a time or two— ,
ractTVrank think,
chib as a-whole K but tindor protest."
xreaUy improved
than any other In
.
especially Crklod
la actuation of
i and Jimmy Oka.
aWWMA4A6efto^,
SACRAMMT4 PACIf1C
C O « f O M M V Cu m
rerqutnu-
Woe Terrell, defending cham
pion , and three-Ume» former
winner, broke two- wood club*
bnd two Inna In poetlnr a 78.
78—181, Wea waa not happy on
afternoon round and throw
club* 13 time* by actual
count, yetting slightly better die-'
Unco with ala wood* thin with
Save $25 to $100
MILE KING
nd add on* aeeo point to that
ntiiflg overage HI consider It a
tatty good w ir * * h,"Tom’ m l tb* Idea, talklftg to
IcOonalek.
that ha’a really
epttp confident of having a hot.
»» poor. If* hie fourth—'Tm a
MHor now"—hi the major, and be
Mia that h ie’, experience and
4 M confidence , will pop dhrl*
K
*Bohlnd tho Rede,1'Frank prelet*. will bo Brooklyn,'the CohoJ
tttehurgh and 8L Inula, in that
rdar.
Who'll the Rrda fact In the m -
Nal '
."That," «y« Urn grinning Me.
•Ida Announces
Baseball Schedule
Abgnstlnr, distant* min; BID
Rood, Jacksonville, reloyet OIL
ver Slmard, BL Petersburg,
tack.strokej aniA David Germain,
-taw rjymvate
A *; •twee*
k
f
I>ch. Atlanta
jJAthemur;*
Ton’ght’s Bn tries
her*
UiB'More. \ •# .
ehmmltt**,
Top Sprinters Wil
In Race At
a w m ia m s i u iim a
iee eeeeeei la *t|
At Post
,
nel Club Tonight
y i
I .
■la I II. MO. M«
I-4J,; t *4l Joyfat,
X-tWI
' X-CEL STORE
COMPANY
., iS U M V N l H
■ la ir r x RACM—gelurllr, ill t - t ]
M M U4 'f °tn l-ri*
Greyhound Results
Undefeated
Trims Ur
■V
j.Yt
|FRATURB?ii
•Ole eety last 10. Wye
...
T h i v Win e o ( e u y b«r*
wae *i , U«*e p r l c m
la^aliooofc Str'.--;
'
gamil a«wd psrmrst aad '
•mail a>*«taty esrmeate
AJlr *
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w.fc.r
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S a n fo r d la T h * O n ly C e n t r w
F lo r id a C ity A if o r d la g K a li, H l f h w i J
A n d W a ta r T r a n a p o r l a tl o a
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . S A
SKETCH OF
AY, FEBRUARY 8, 1MI
M e m b e r A m ocU I H
Greeks fTKrow -Back
Two Counter-Blows
O f F ascist T roops
FORT MELLON
Loss Inflicted
County Delegates Heavy
In Area Where As
sault
Ita lia n s
To White House FailedBy3 Days
Ago
Meet Announced British Advance
its Must
For Mail
lOfflelaU
ttttifctientfl C a u s e d
B y.C arelesBneas,
Headquarters
Group Will Discuss
In African Wat
Children's N e e d s,
P r o j*e. rc t _R e p o r ts R- A. F, Ignores Bad
Weather For Raid
Delegate* from Seminole CounOn Invasion Forts
ty to a regional meeting In O r.
if and h n k i f i t
ll*slr iiH r rm a a rc
law to notify th eir
, promptly, according
received by th* In.
board today front
• r , Col. II. P. Bay*,
tando F'tb. 14 to discuss the need*
of children in preparation for th*
National While llou*. Conference
were snnouiierri
announced Inrlav
today tv
t,y Alms
Aim*
Olbb*, chairman.
The conferenr# at the Whit*
Ilouae I* called every 10 years
by th* President to receive re
port* on children's projects, the
chairm an explained.
lYice* working In 8*utlnol*
County to promote attendance at
the Orlando mretlng are:
T. W. I a wtnn. O. P. Herndon,
Mr*. W aller Morgan, Mr. and
Mra.
Maxwell
Stew art,
Mrs.
Jntnr* Moughton,
Mr*.
Roby
Lalng, the Itrv. J . 11. Root, Father
J. J. Kollaghan, It. 11. Coleman.
Mr*. William C. Erickson, Mr*.
Jam r*
Kldgo, Mrs. It. Bisbee and Mrs. Helen S rhultl.
Tile Orlando meatlng will begin
at [>:4A o'clock n rx t Friday a t
Ihe Sorori, Houae, and will con
tinue until 4.30 t*. M. A t lSitB
o'clock a luncheon wilt to held In
conjunction wllh th* regular Kiwants Club meeting at t£* Cham,
her of Commerce In Orlando.
Mr*. J. R. Wells of Daytona
Beach will preside at a eettlon
cit "Family_ IJfe and tha Child,"
and tpeakere will be Miss Funic*
Minton, director of th* public a*.
eistanc* departm ent ef the Rtate
Welfare Board, Campbell ThomaJ
of Oitandn, and Cldridg* H art of
mUh ,
Mb- on
th* p a rt of
fa th e r than willful
Mir part, waa found
i o f many violation*
According to a i* .
I the following
Selective Ben r.
picture, a penrll aketrh drawn n fe r 100 years ago » on horseback by th* territo rial governm ent o f Florid* at P n ..
John Lee William* o f Pin**cols, ahow* Ihe m ilitary post ‘ ! ..coin to find a suitable location fo r a capital, and the drew-,
on the St. Johns River which In 1877 a> Mcllmtville was lncor- , J inn was made rn hU visit to F o rt Mallon. The sire of iltr
pore t e l Into Sanford. Established by Colonel Fanning tn 1830,
■imiiiary poet Is now Rrcond S treet and M tllonvlllr Aseniie.
th* poat was successively named Camp Monroe, Fort Mellon, rw rw h rrr n m arker ha* bern placed- by th# Daughter* nf Dm
Mellonville, and finally Sunfnrd. Mr. William* waa aent out ' American Revolution.
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peer Grove
Dedicated As
P u b lic Park
REUNION AFjfER 42 YEARS
1/ .
*
« i ketfjijjpyA"#'
*
104th Birthday
f O f S a n f o r d Is
Observed T o d a y
•leer Is Uivveiled
City Was Founded On
Ranks Of Lake DurInsf Seminole War
itltefeaPiftfK
khferd
J b n e of
cr
,.
. . _ \Vlnter Park.
U -104 yeare old today.
State Payment T<
Schools Received
tack fo r lidL tfdA a w a . re
s t th* off!** o f th e Superl*t of Comity Sdmela, aa a
nt from th* S tate do* Dm .
W. la w ta n *ald today. Hi*
P rc a a
W i dot by Dr. Aifeooon
, on or* n te grove lota ted
i t N ineteenth S tf o tt anil Mellon.
Vllle Avenue became a public park
today w ith Um unveiling of a
m arker by Tbomaa
Algernon
Speer, eon of M r, a n d Mr*. U. A.
Speer. Jr., and
--------Iha grove.
me to Sanford,
___________
In lB td and b , .
came Orange county’* first re p .
reeentatlve In th« Legislature.
This wne before Seminole County
had been formed,- A reoldent of
Oooiyia before h o . came h ere ,
Dr. Rpeer placed the fIrat paeeen.
ger (teem boat on th* upper Kt.
John* River b*tW«cn Mallonvill*
and Patella*.
Prof. A. J . Hanna of Ihe de.
paitm ont of hlatory and government a t Rolllita Collar* ami preaWent of th* F t Mellon Chen ter
nf the Son* and Deoghtara of th*
T erritory o f Florid*, told »ome of
The Story nf It* dcvrlopntrnl ^ rti**lnn* or speak a re J u d * o n R.
from a email log fori known - Walker, superintendent of public
Camp Monro# to a thriving a g ri. ln„,n if l|on of o c Mjr,
cultural and tourlat cl y of 11,- m , . Malcolm McClellan, immed000 Inhabitants 1* a colorful one. iRl, p„ t prf4|gent of th . Florid*
Interwoven with Ule* of fight* (V ngrei. of rm m tl* and Teachbetween fierce Indian tribe* and
Mocphrt, of the S u te
courageous aoUller*. of p lo n e tr1 Department of Education In T*l.
aettlrr* who harked farm s and lahni.ee; It. C. Oliver, RalnrsvIlD
road* mil of dense forest*, nfi .mte-wlde WPA recreation *uthe coming of Ihe rnilronda and porvlnor; Dr. Oulda Atbot of the
the start of a new era, and of l'nlver*lty n f ' Florida In Caines,
the m m and women who built I ) die; |)r. W. P. Illce, director
the community into n city.
| of the Orange County
Health
One cold w inter day in 1H-H1, t'n it; W. J. Gardner,
Daytona
Colonel Fanning of the United flm rh; Or. W. j|. Ball, of the
Stale* Army and a .m ull mini, bureau nf m aternal anil child
her of men landed on th r smith| health of the S tale Board of
■hnrr of Lake Monroe to r*. Health In Jacksonville; Itr, fl. S
tahli.h a government m illtaty, Ounetip, Orlando; Mra. Mlhlred
ramp.
A fter clearing
a .m all H«t,ly, lakeland, of
Ihe rhild
plot of land, the troop* set up I welfare departm ent of tha State
the tents which were to h e "e lfn re Hoard; Mr*. W. S. Cristheir In ing quarter*
|
Jscksonvllle; Ml**
A lire
The
following yenr.Colonel
Heine*, director of child welfare
William Selby Harney airivrd " ' r i '*'e* of the S la t, Welfare
at the ram p and Immediately
nrd; f>r- W. II. Snlrrs, Orlando,
ordered It fortified agalnal a t. *p' ■l"dge W. H. Criswell, Juvr.
talk from Indian* who were then, lo Judge of Jackionvlll*.
roaming the vicinity in a warlike]
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The** two brn’oer*, J. H. Day (lo ft) and H. F. Day had quite
* hit to ta lk «V*r when tncy met Di# o th -r day In 3*nferd— n tlth e r
had »ren tUe (the. for 45 <inr» J, R, Day live* or. th* Country
Club Road north of Go'.dslioro, mid hla brother L a resident of
Louialaga.
mmm m •■
iaw Sm t aald.
pnDa Last
ta. England
" . 'T r i r
.
brother*. J
lord and II. P.
« , m e t recently
I renewed their
X: Dow o f
a | G encr.
ass.
h A. It,
la ry M ar.
Ire Rehr o I
»M about
7.
.
R
Dey
Itay of
In
th l.
acquaint.
• - M* how Jerry «** y c ttln t
ilort*,
and lo th a t with him.
>Ve’ve bern sitting up till lale
*ma' hour*! every night
miking over boyhood day*—
road timo* and
'scran*'
and
th* Day* were bom ini -varythtny. Ml ere Florida *om*
ronep county, 'New York. 'M w time. Wh*t II Ilia I have
y haa lived In New York. *mi b very pretty, and I like
Michigan, Minnesota, Arkansan,
law n, and Lawlata na, locating (n
SanfM d a b fn t ala yeara eco. Ills
wife died tw o y e a n ago, and
fau r children had died la their
twonttea, n h * b alone aave for and II. F , wend log hi* way back
to Lou 1<Is na to work.
hi* felth fal oM dog, Judy.
I m ath tlma In
workshop, mak.
■net*.
though
and gard aaln t
UhOod., Ha col*,
dfthday JJcc, A
ft U**d hi New
Louisiana, Ifv.
f ,,, Cfntrn> Albanian front,
inflicting heavy losses in the
samp area where th rro days
»ro Kalian tank and armored
car assault* failed.
Dlspatchas from tho fro n t
taid the Italians wore trying
desperately to relieve the proa,
sure on their sagging tinea.
On th* African front, m atter*
were going even more dtsaatrou*.
ly for Mussolini's le tte re d force#.
The 'a st of th* Fascist garrison
of Bengasi w u reported "eur■ondetiug in large num bers’1 * f.
ter u furious tank assault failed
to treak the British trap along
th* coastal road of retreat south
o| ti e K it
The Itallsn resists n r, >ns col.
lapsed completely, the
B ritish
said.
Moh|U Britt sh force*
were
pressing forward a '.o in E ritrea,
rn the East A friron front, ami
tq l^lhlnplk and itoli.i-i HomnlL
•q'pit.
Continued aoceren of the 71tM»
Uh A frican earn pa Ig i » j» believed
ty 4nate o b a e tw .f to hav* on.
ceureged .t h i p r i ll i govem aiW i
s t Vichy In reMMita
e*asul* for - more iv lire cd iM fg *
si'on.
On Ute Brilieh home front. Ihe
R‘, A. F, dUregarded dirty
Iher over th* English Channel to
pound th i N atl "invasion port*
of Dunk*rq>*k Boulogne,
and
other Germ a n .held towns, while
England reported another quiet
night.
Japan haa keotl reported gradu
ally Increasing her m ilitary and
navel foreaa w Indo-Chln* and
off the In d o c h in a cn*»l, loading
observer* to believe that she In
tend* to aaerela* pressure to make
certain th* Tokyo p.w tr term*
are a reap ted.
Hamel, Japanese nrw» agency,
broadcast a report that the rom m an d er.liw h lef of Ihe United
Rlolee Asiatic fleet had railed «
ffin ference at Rhanghal of A m er.
lean naval official* "to dlartta*
measure* to Cope with the dcvel.
opmenta” arising from the French
lndo-Chln*.Thall*nd (Siam) p#*C*
negotiation*^_____________
Poem Written Long
IiP H id o n ts R e m i n d e d
Ago By Sanford’s
Of Security Claims
1'
Son la Published
Hanford retldenU are losing
Fierc# nstti*
It W'** fortunate that Colonel
llarnry arrived when he did.
for two days later a desperate
■•■ault was launnched
against
Camp Monroe by a band of
Indians. Th* bailie lasted over
three hour*. One of the officers,
Captain Mallon. was killed and
13 were wounded.
In honor of the captain who
lost his Ilf* In the Indian bat.
lie, the name of the camp was
changed to F t, Mellon. According
lo military records, it became
Ihe "heatthU et and most 1m.
portant inland m ilitary garrison
In Florida.’’
Following th* l-altle at Camp
Monroe, on* Of tha flerveat of
tho Seminole ware, th* govern
ment saw tha necessity for *up.
pressing tha Indians and soon
8,000 soldiers were
scattered
throughout tho state. Up l« thi*
Urn* no building*
had
been
erected a t Camp Monroe, but
a abort tlma U te r eight twoetory frame buildings had been
Two Brothers Meet In Sanford
After Separation Of 42 Years
wo
%ho win rrvW# *1 dla.
Tlie preeka were reported
to d a y to have hurled hack
».*.. p __ r * _
..1
fw o F n s r ia t c o u n te r - n tta c k n o n
tin u.anda of dollar! by th r fall.
“ ,,r
»oni« bonoflclarlrs to no.
Hly t hr Hoc la] Security Board of
thru claim., Joeph Hchuts, . . . l , U
0,11 manager of the Social fie.
curdy Hoard's field office In O r.
lundo, declared yesterday.
Mr. Hchuti was ln Hanford to
assist several persons in filing
claim, for social security benefit*.
"Few er claim* at* filed f0 San.
ford In proportion to tha number
of w oikrra than In many, tf not
most, of th* el tic# in Central
A poem w ritten b* the late
Hsnry H. Sanford, Jr., eon 6r
General Ifeary Sanford, founder
of thl* city, Wge eubmllted lo Th*
Herald todaF to r public* lion on
tha t04th birthday of th* City
of Hanford. The poem ha# been
In th* posnetilon of Mrs. Abbot
Dow of W inter Park, daughter
of General Sanford.
U r. Sanford wrote th* poem
many yeara ago when ha lived
here. I t is aa follows:
Th# Impa la Ike Moeei
Ob th* Imp* are happy up In th*
moon I
They have nothing to do from
midnight to noon.
And from
M an to
midnight
they’ve noth lag to do
Eacept to b# happy
day through!
r.tperiene Indicate* th at euth
* low proportion of claim* le due
lo Ihe failure of proopoetlv* bon*,
fk-reriei to notify th* Hoelel Se
curity Doard of avenU which might
lead *o eligibility," th* official
pointed out. Mr. Rebuts said he
will he rin d to furnish Inform*.
Hon t0 Inquiries If thoy will ad. At lu n is t t
(tree* him a t t i l O rtny* Ave.
flood o f 1
And poor it
th* nlghti
And whan
l('e tlls s r i Oa raa e T s u
Roberts
Govocek Is Editor
From Crash Of Camp Newspaper Army Urged To Use
Markets In Florida
1. . U u h . i „,v
Olenn Govaaak, formerly eon.
JT5-. Sr
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M tW
SLSrttFiS
d In
m ti-'
ab
I th is aid ? a f D ir
3
•*** The Sanford Ifrrsid
2LuS"5br5r^
W A SHIN GTO N,"rah. 8 -< B p o rial) — U tilisation of Florida
faraM r.’ m arket* by A rm y y w .
chasing of flora waa advooated
iiTntti iMUrasv.
o th e r ,
m
th e
.U f f
of the
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�PAGiSGIMf
A Preacher’s Work
iejinMatlierly,
’.T.A. Head To Mia m i,-Feb. «
Havana that
Be 'Heard Here from
marine had- been
We have often thought th a t in proportion to ;th e fi
nancial rem uneration which th e? receive no profusion or
group of worker* does so much fo r s o c lsty a v the minia
te™ of the goapel. An nrticle In Life Mngarine last week
detailing the daily activities of ,‘A P ractical Man of God."
'T h e Life of a Typical U. S. Parson,” has only strengtliened our belief In the untiring, unselfish, underpaid de
votion to th eir work or the av e h tfe 'American preacher.
Life taken a s Its example the Methodist m inister In
a town of 11,000 w ith 1,400 parishioners. 11a is Dr. Ed
win A. Briggs of Boone, Iowa, 87 years of age, aided by a
capable and Intelligent wife, and th e fa th e r of two childtea. He is one of th e 20,000 Methodist preachers who look
a fte r the spiritual needs of 8,000,000 M ethodists in the
United Slates. Aa such he receive* a salary of 13,000 a
tor, much hetrev je td than the average Who receives onr (1,200 a year.
Dr. Briggs' hours <o not como under th e Wage-Hour
Adm inistration, bu t begin at 7:00 o’clock each morning.
W >rt*
German sub
permitted to
refuel in Caban water* wee* vigoroualy denied here yesterday
Administration at the University hy Col. Angel A. Uoutaicx, deof Florida.' and Mrs. Alma Otbhe posed chief of the Cuban navy,
ef Orlando, state president ef who arrived aboard the Pis rids
(he Pmrseta-Tseekers Assyiatien.' under a ala months' visitor*’ perwill bu the principal i peaksrs at mit.
. ,
the Founder* Day program of. Conudea, who was relieved of
the Seminole Coutny P .. T. A. his duties b / President Batiste
on Feb, 17, It was announced to. Tuesday en charge* ef a seditious
Mrs. Qlbbe will discuss -The
Slgnlfkanee of Founder* Day.”
Dean Motherly's topic ha* pet
been announced.
Qffbwra will be elected and
Installed at the meeting, Mr.
I
In fo rk in g over varii)ir m atters of church buainesa, per
sonal reflection and study, and In Lho preparation of Bcrmona. In the afternoon he takes care of th e church’s heavy
correspondence and calls on the-sick, visits nowcomera and
coriHults w ith those in need. Almost every ovcnlng there U
and then more atuIngs and funerals.
dy and preparation for sermons, wi
When a person has a heart attack or Is injured in an
IRDAY, FERRI/ABT M i l automobile accident, It Is necessary to summon a doctor tu
VERSE FOR TODAY repair fbo damage, but oftentim es it is quite os Important
to call a preacher to m inister to th a t person’s spiritual
0'S WILL ttitfA LlY PRE. needs. Small chance anyone has of recovering fr&m any
01 And h* will lift up an en- ailment If his mind is depressed and his soul not at ease.
lo the nation from afdr, and I t is the parson’s Job to keep up the sick m an’s spirit and
ilss unto them., from tho Md
4 cartel .sad.^bebold, they to console o th er members of the, fam ily aa well. Frequent
eotne with1speed swiftly,— ly the task of comforting close relations is more difficult
than helping the sick.
Life says th a t Dr. Itriggs a fte r a busy and tiring day
■St Remarkable Alliterative
often receives a summons from some ailing parishioner am;
so like any other doctor who w ants to go to bed, puts on
Austrian An*f. Awfully Ar his overcoat Instead and tram ps out through the snow
rayed,
" *
dly O f Battery Jl cadged Bel. and cold of the night to do his bit for Buffering human
ity, Ills days are seemingly endless visits of this kind,
■grade.
mji
week Command*!*, Cannonad telephone caIIs , consultations and m eetings w ith the var
ious num bers of his parish all of whom w nht his advice on
ing Come,
ding Destruction’s DevaateL their family m atters, finentl.il worries and life's endless
Ing Doom.
tragedies.
thf Endeavor Engineer* Eaiay
An aged pariahlonor dies nnd Dr. Boone delivers a
Furious F ray;
comforting funeral oration. The infant daughter of u young
mi Gunnera - Grapple, Giving couple in his church hns to be baptized. He takes his turn
Gaahea Good
ivea High HU’,Head Heroic with the other m inisters of the community in teaching
character education to the rural school children nearby. He
Hardihood
Shim, lalam, lanUel, Impa In confers with his building committee concerning the long
dreamed of improvement program. He perform s (he wed
B g / 1 _ tV.ir- U‘
tie. Jam Jam ie, Joe, Jack, ding ceremony, the outstanding event of th eir lives, for a
young couple In his church.
k Kindling* -Kataaoff, Kina'
On Sunday morning nbuut half, his congregation c o m e
Kinsman Kill;
to
hear
him preach. Some are kept a t home by sickness,
ter. Low Lovtla LofUeat
eojne by the deep snows, some by other reasons, but those
n ^S K te \jld ’'SjoUa; Mid who come listen intently. They hear u sermon th at stirs
y Mound*, Mid Murderou* their souls. They shako his hand nnd m urm ur politely
, *' UlflMi 1
k . Nightfall’* . Nigh, Now
r Needful Nature Node,
pond, Oppoalng, 'Overcoming a 11(8*8 work which made that tormon ponaiblc,
Odd*,
H*
W Peaaanta, Partly, purchated,
K
7 f
One Britjih Ai
i, Partly Preaaed, .
It* Quaking, “QuarterI Quar.
"My war aim is . . . hocin! ____
security," declared Ernest
il Rodun- Bavin, B ritain’s Minister of
L*bor, in
____
. . i t speech to tho LonClub reported in u current issuo of
Softens don, England, Rota;
tha Rotarlan magn:__a. " ______
If this old country is hoginning
Wat True*, to waava th a t Into fta economic
___
”life.
" , now, even while the
in. Train
struggle is going on, is not th at the answer to HitlerT
ertiful Uk.
" If H itler wins, as Indeed If the Kaiser had won, wo
tcol Vanish, ahould have had rule from tho top, nnd that would hmvo
m eant in certain c u e s, probably, a nodal structure if
.Walls War. which the masses of people would have been looked upon
at War*
principally as soldiers for fighting," ttald this worker who
Miaa, Xavl- has risen from a childhood of toll to hccomo B ritain's
Num ber One labor leader. "Oura has been a different
struggle.I ' Zealously,
"Probably the biggest contributing Tudor lu th e pro*
JMUjfe disaster," Bevino continued, " wuh tho failure to erect
an economic basis on an entirely different footing for tho
ItU no epo-
^ r
LaglaUture.
mad* that
ay srasa of hamorT
so of Labor Stetiatlca
it 'retail Tood price*
World Trade Everywhere Reveals.
Grip Of War, Peirce Declares
WINTER PARK. Fob. 8 . - cnaaod buying' h u beta mostly
( Special) -r* Evarywhare world ( f ; stnU gic materials and our
»r
pointed
rican u tln n a
f
»
v
lb® freaiment ho •received ami
f « »*I"f P«rmUted to leave ihe
counter-'
, , g,
“No German or Italian boat O
w r refueleH in Cuban waters.
Gcnmle* *ajd.
n.-
S*aS5tjra^'®BI
5
Mr*. E. D. Koontsf The meet-
elite* had 100,000 er rnoro tnIng will begin at 8;00 o'.lock.
habitant* in 1040.
©
Musical interludes win be pro‘“‘H S fe ‘VJue. 'rf
n/L " f U rtt..0< *al i i * w O s U tk - lU percent. Cities in
^
S f i f J ! the West were second with 10A
percent, while -citie* In the North
Increased only 8 percent.
T. M. DoRlaon.
Production of tar toilet soap
Parents and teachers from all exceeds i 00,000.000 pounds an
over Seminole County ar* •*- nually and white mad yrl'ow har
P*ct to attend the meeting. Mr. laundry soap exceed* *.'^00,000.Kipp Mid, This country' ia one 000 pouads, according to the Ccn.
od two in the United Btatei in
which every school has a P.TA
unit, ho pointed out, and a good
representation Is deslrad..
IF YOUR TASTE DEMANDS
THE HU T IN
Sen, Capper Urges
Defeat Of Aid Bill • LIQUORS
• SCOTCHES
WASHINGTON, Feb. S —<JF)
— Senator Capper, Republican,
Kansas, urging defeat, at tea • WINES
104th Birthday | tu ley out farms ' In Florida.
Mcllonvlllc vena tho gateway to
rommunltlra to tho south,
Of Sanford Is< jdie
• ml In 18CS it, became ncceato repteco ' tho -Hancock”
Observed Today! U»aty
itri a larger and batter equipped
•tcninboat.
the . "Darlington,”
uhl-h made weekly trip* to
Jacksonville.
jI
An Idea of what tha coming
the steam boat m eant in the
vllle urns given In a talk made
'iy Mrs. J. N. Whltnar before
(he Wednesday Club of 8*nford
in lull), Mrs. Whltnar uld:
Weekly .‘Host Day'
“Who of us that remain of the
post for tha -Indiana further
south, on tho Calooaahachoe Riv
er. The camp w u attacked
at daybreak on July 83. sig
nifying that ‘UM IndUna still
reoented tha intrusion or lho
white men. Of the 00 men In
Col. Harney’* company, 18 were
■lain, and tha colonel himself
escaped only by swimming serosa,
tbs rivar.
prourh 'oPrihb sue link between
lisa IsoUled settler* and tbs
■rest outside world. For years
list ona excitement of the wook
waa the coming if the ’Darting.
Ion,’ tho opening of the mailbag,
and the ragtr pressing forward
In 1840, tha governm ent c>r.‘
forad alx monte*
rations
P
those who
would a*Ills. In thw Istar realdant of Belgium, beeamo
vicinity
vicinity ofof lho
th s ''fforla,
o r t s , ami
ami aa loterasted In Florida in 1871,
look fw ^F breatue of tha aUmata.
number of‘ new
n#w cltlaon*
cltlsona look
*Uko ami
and
appealed te him bocaure
advantage o f '' tec
tbo alakc
of hla health. Genaral Sanford
movnl jii.
took
a
trip up tha Ht Johns
This tecUofi w u than known
u Mosquito comity, and waa a
p u t of a grant of 8G,Q(w acron
which Philip Yongt 1 obUlned
from tho Spanish govarnmout la
lgl7. In IB2i Florida wa* transa
Jaakaon w u named provision
governor. Moaqullo county wi
formed in 1884. N«w Smyrn
founded pa Mosnulto Intel
1117 by.lJr. Andrew Tumbu
who breqgat over 1400 poraoi
from Italy, Greece, Minorca ai
Smyrna, waa tea .county aa
until 1B4S, Whan it was chanci
to Enterprise on tea north bai
of Ltkd Monro* On Jan. a
IMS, a law wU cnteUvi chan
"» W
f-rA s
f^lram ant. Don't
O
Mlaa Tucker decInrod. "The town
should bo named Sanford, for Its
founder.’’
This wa* agread on, and on a
set day a group* gathered at
tha homo Of Judge Tucker to
dedicate tha City of Sanford.
An orange tree waa planted In
the yard to commembrate tho
event. General Sanford who pre
dicted that on* day tho town
would bo tho -greatest city of
interior Florida,* dltd at Heal
ing Springs, Vo., May INI.
S O. Chase, founder of Cbaac
and Co. who was employed by
General Sanford aa Clark and
bookkeeper, said teat when h*
arrived here in l STB, there wore
about tS er 80 buildings, and
that the majority of tea restdencee were located on higher
around due to tea fear of ms.
Uric. Thera w u no railroad in
to town, and freight w u haultd
from bore to Orlando by mute
(Ray* or on bdUU '&Vef tha 8L
Johns Hirer. Tho only hotel,'tea
Sanford Hoot*, w u on the
property north of tha Maiach
Building. The only church ut that
time, tea - Church of the Holy
Crocs w u completely destroyed
by a hurricane on Aug. ’£8, 188®.
MtllonvJUa had kocn Incorporated
Into Sanford In 1877,
At tela time the railroads,
dastlnad to change tho 1ua of
tha an lira state, began to posh
down Into tha *Ute. The flrat
passenger train servlet late
Longwootl. General Grant turned
Sanford w u established In
1880, running from here to
tha tracks. Six year* later the
Britleh-ald bUI, raid last night It*
enactment would ‘‘take tee Unit,
ed States Into the European war.
in spite of everything wa can do."
The Kansas Republican, a man.
ber of tho Foreign Rotations CommIttee, Mid he was more conesrned about this measure than
any other that h»d como before
BE BURE TO VISIT
NICK'S
Package Store
sis s s m a u ngiatiw
Mil w u feraftftaut by Columbia
FOR THAT NEW PER
M ANENT OR SHAMPOO
AND 8BT VISIT US IN
OUR NEW . LOCATION 1
ware an opportunity te
their orange groves with
which w u to prove lust
liable. ra*-trait - iraw ts*
Tha flret eatery w u ahippu
from here a little over 40 year*
age, and In 1881 tha flrat ship
ment under refrigeration left
Sanford In four care. In n few
year* Sanford w u growing and
■kissing more celery than any
other on* outer, and bacaow
known u . tea "Celery City.”
In 1918 the culmination o f *
dispute which began when the
county m i wot raortd to Ot»
Undo resulted In the formation
of Scmlnol* County. It now
rtetk* aa tho aavenlecnth’ in
■iso among the elate* 07 coins.
ahent
$0.95
Plain Sham
Cremo Sham
poo A Sot..... ....
Oil Shfimpoo
By -until it ‘ la now ono of Uw A S et.-,i , '.
largest ciUas in Central Florida,
it k u maintained Its prelllo#
u Urn "gateway te tha aautharn
p u t ef ths state,” and many
tourist* com* hare- ***h year
■caking refug* la tea warm sun
from tha cold of ' tha north.
Many okaarvira kolteva. Sanford,
U l l CELERY AVENU* '
ACROSS fr o m p a u , j-a r k
►y#1.
SPRING
BEANS. W .
TELEPHONE
788
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J? M
�A*ra, 1941
SANFORD FLORIDA
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# 8 9 LILLIAN ADAMS, Society Editor
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„
id! Calendar
Carlson Named To
Commander's Rank
L ieu t Commander Harry
F,
Cntltqf), form rr Sanfordile who
has b*en stationed with the Cnite*l States Navy nt IV.nl Hnrt-nr.
Ifawalt, ha* been nppointed lo
i the rank of command'-!
Lona connfclrd with th.* mi
I *
,i.
. ti
v» . . .
**
i
blanch of the Nuxv. t ommnmW
('•Haem lifts
'tuti."ictl of
Soaltlf. Wm*li . where lie h u i
•'oimiifttidrr of a |mtru] M|u«tiruti;
S i t u . Alaska, nini IVnwftvol,.
Telephooo 1 U
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Wlot Club Will
Have Krid^e Party P e rsona U
The Pilot Club will >pom.or a
,v ; ;
*"Mo n d a y
benefit bridge party at the Re
Mr. and Mra. Paul Tucker of
^ C s d o a ' o f U u I’m b y lc r l m
will m e t a t o-.so P. M. creation Building on Ihr Lake Dover. N. fl. are spending a few
8hora Boulevard on Turaday ev. day* a t the M ayfair Hotel.
ivhfrr hi" whs
i m
L. F. Duly* enlng, Feb. 11, at « :oo o'clock.
Thera will be game* of Chinese
ground school.
a t the home
Mr*. Glenn E- McKny spent
TIip son, iif the ixii** T i i
Indian checkera, plnrehlc, COO and other yeatenlay In Tanrpa ae the guest
ran ! g»mrn bs well n* brMfrp, mul of Mra. Della Green.
On and Mra. CarNon nf Hit
Villas*.
Commander Cml.«nn (t ft 'iith
Cirri* Two, Mr*. W alter Cooper, m lie* will be awarded. The pub.
\tifr nnt! amt. Ila n x , Ji ,
'm a n , will meet a t the home lie has been invited to attend by
Mrs. Drodle William* was the
T r a i n i n g l u l l n t.
»•
M
Mry.
Al
Hunt,
pretid
rn
t
of
tha
lltnvuii last Juno
Mrs. W. A. Leavitt, 2ii>3 club.
"uesl of her parents, Mr. and
I *v •’iilTik \Vt»f.-)i 1fi . Mf | " M \ «
Avenue, with Mra. E. I
fra. Taylor, In Tampa yesterday.
Tin* f vtli lhf tc l i t i u r 11' - i
'y jJ I i >9 I n M
Hi** i t i i n i t M | 1u> .St n t i ( s> i vi i i- vt. lilt
aa As-hoatesa.
.» » |» eclal |tf h r i ii it i
Three, Mr*. George El- L. Dnris, I l l s Laurel Avenue.
Mra. Lucille Blan Sawtell of
P u b l i c In t o i . l l a l h
lrraan, will meet a t the
Sewing evasion, will be held at Troy, Al*.. Is rx p cctrd to arrive
IIO I.1
I II i t s % K I ' I H U F U .
‘ Mia* Mae Maglll, W7 the Woman’* Club fo r the Red today to be the guest of Mr. and
CI41 lit II
Avenue.
Cii-** Irom u :;jo A
Mra. J . J . Holly fo r two week*.
Of 10 new nrnxaU m SanHt-v,
M uriln
111 m nt
I i . em
tour. Mra. R. J . Holly, 11:30 o’clcck.
1 for*l th k week Hm**' hit hin* in
e u r r r a*i i :««im .\ >i m * \ v
will meat a t the home
Charles B. Croup of South
Holy (\>tmuuntoii ; ;:o a m
TUESDAY
t Im re h Hrllu«>l 5 . U x
M
. .f. L. Roche, Richmond
1 111? Pilot Chili in apuilROlillg Bend, Ind., and Ruggle* Croup
t . ,.
.
"
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I each Sstuniay* and tha Sunday i T in u her of C om inrn't1 lnft»rM«»r ill Hi;
I 'r a t v i
um l
Hi r mutt
i, w ith Mr*. Boyce Bell, a brncfil
bridal- nritl Chinese of Duluth, Minn., have arrived above.
I* the new pastor of **:«) M rTirr v(il| b f f |n , t
ll:0 u
I i ow
M
>t » l.. i-i
\ lr 11
I.
clierkere party in Ihr Itrcrrallou to spend sometlma with their ■la
nifttlon
llootli
t
imIjii
I*. 1 1* 0 . " r t i i i . nf in >,r • i ' i iiin a n .t l
Wealyn Methodist C htrch a t Pa- o’eln, t.
______________
F ire, Mra. II. B. Lewi*, Bt]ilmn!» on the lake front a t ter. Mra. Daisy Lewis.
V o u im
1‘t . t n . t ) M c t h m
Clay I on C. Prim rust’ «<I \V**i will meet a t the home H:00 I1. 31. S iilin rip tljn will be
center. Mm *. Mr*. \l«i> ken. fll I ' o f o n I | i l I' M
r.,
Lehman, 010 P al. 2Hr per peiron.
Mr. and Mrs Percy Chapman
nedy of White Halt, N, V ; nml T in : 9*1 l.l, t . n - n i i ih k iix u i i :
sw tto Avenue, w ith Mra. B. A.
The Fidvli* GIs-s of tbr First spent the day yesterday in T am .
(T he
I* - ■|» It
i Ii iif i'll I
T. Slater of SniMiilakr, N V
MaUen N^Miteu.
Bnpllat Church will have It* reg- pa where Mra. Chapman a t
are Hie riaMorp that intlnut-il U r t a i i t l i i I t . a* I I - i 1 L « * l M n l'
1 ik. in
I. Cirri* Six. Mr*. Francis Mcrl- ular meeting at the hnnir of Mr*. tended a conference of church
their intention of
Hr
t 'l m writ ,
xx
XI. 1»
r, chairm an, will meet at N. II. English, 321 IVe«t Fifteenth workers.
H u iitliy
S i Ii •it.i
"
W .iil haw been received here "In ter. U. A. W ln,tplf ul Ha ^ The Woman's Club was the
r home of Mrs. W alter l|. Street, In the fenn of a covered
M
t
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r
n
l
i
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tf
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•*
- h i i*
of the m aiiiuge of Mis* Ruth I "ibrr Is here u. u tm in .t for K f i n i V B t I.Ji Ii
SIT lioltv Avenue,
1If
dl-h supper at 7;[)0 p. M.
Mra. D. L. Thrasher had aa scene y rttrrd s y afternoon of the
t
v
r
i
i' "t* 1
toeas Women's Clrrlr, Mia*
The regular meeting of the her rural* yesterday, Mr*. Joe annual benefit htldge nml Chin Jan Ni'Hihark of Tamp*
“ <* [ w " * ,' n«w » n o « |.
> II
Kx, m l (in
W* . i -1*1)1
fary Earle.
Earle, Chairman,
chairman, will meet A iarlan Clan* of the Firm Bap. Eichalberger,
Martin llarhvr formerly | Rt) n o | j , j l: n „ |, |u, , , n S r r i n t i i i | *a1111
Mr*.
Campbell, ese checkers party, given for the W ill
1 Ii
t the home of Mrs. II. II. M c .|tl» t Chureh will meet in the arv. Mra. L. J. Taylor and Mrs. Carl local hospital. Mrs. K. Compton, of Sanford, last night hi a tw i. I Itsilsy of Lake t'il\ oml M i, |m ftl**
Mi<1 \\wi>,
| ‘f . • - i
Xtoalin, W7 Magnolia Avrnuc a t nr* a t 7:30 P. M. Ilo s te u r, will F r m n of Eiutl*.
sponsor, expressed her apprecia llfhi arrvirr at 0:30 o'clock at the [ Otto Slrolh, Mi— thm lxu sn.itl, ii t u l a » I G 1' XI
P. M. Mr*. E. D. Brown.[ he, Mr*. L. H. Harve«- Mra. W.
tion to the public for th r splen F lf 'l Itsplist Churrh In Tampa. , aljd Mrs. Florviin
t it* V. ■ air
I r*. will b* eft-hostces.
, A. C aile. Mr* J. T. Hardy and
Mrs. Edith Scott and daugb. did co-opc r* l iun und attendance.
4 11111% 1 ( IIII l i t 1
of Dovar. N, H
Circles of the W. M. U. of the Mr*. R. L Beard.
lt*x
M m It- |Sr
ter, Lynn,
will
leave
neat O ther hostesses u ric : Mr* W. B Thr Rev A. J. Moncrirf, Jr., offi1>r|iiiia I’l .1 x r Il l N* 1Hi■Mi 1 - V
'lr»V B aptllt Church will meet | Sewing *»*aion* for the Red Wednesday for West Palm Reach Shlppy. Mrs. J. O. H uff. Mrs J.
U follows:
Croaa will he held from 2:30 whore they will make tliclr fu R. Adams, Mr* 1.. E. Spencer,
• *_ .
01trie On* will meet *t the until 6:30 P. M. at the Woman’s ture home.
rtliiKii'fi, N. C.» nml aUendtil 1
w u s i .d
w,: t i i u i >I4|
* si i isi is.
and Mis* Irene lltnton.
I nm* of Mra. W. R. Dyson, 1201 Club on Oak Aveniir.
r %ui %
►
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iM
iilh
in
Mot
lie,
Ala
,
Brown.tj
The club ivu* drew ruled with
ID
x
It
M
H1
1
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h
l**i t,1ur
Magnolia Avenue a t 3:30 P. M.
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Jam es Sharon, J r , Mra. quantities of calendulas und rose* vllh . Tex u k elan d and Tampa.
RERUN, F. h s
, ........... .
f l i r t l l . l . r J'.- |lt» 1tt.illli to
'■Circle TWO will meet at the
Board
meelinv- of Sanford William Schnalde and sou. W al. for the occasion
Sh,, M..“le her Tion.r i.r Tamp* m
are paying an annual « . . .
•Suri-Mi M« luitil i On x M
Alma of. Mr*. R. C. Harper, 2312 Garden Club will Ur li.-l.l u( the ter, Mra. George Thurston and
T’rritt-hl III hs-i x Ii , 1 1 "*• x X|
b|j, uf
...................
Rcoring high in the bridge f ''11'"’..... K"’1 r« rtilly rvturncil j t j „ „
Magnolia_Avcnu*
3:3o--P.. M. i hosne n t Mr*. J. I* C’olcloogh In daughter, Anne, spent the day games.
Sri llttm l>- llti
|. iwfi.i
\ x*U1
j
.----- —a t -----Mrs W It Willism* was •'
,, ,
. .
. . . |U0ll marks /|l3,lllHI,IHI0,limt) out
.VCIttto Titf** will m ret al the | Rn*« C ourt at |r.-no A. M.
yesterday at link T uner
and presented a pi ire. u h ilr Mr*. O.
’ ,,(irW' B,lu to“ " l,J r ,’l,‘ of 0 ...................................
,/iu .
Wl 7 b*°* N ra .'C , T . ’ Henderson, | Woman’s Auvllian- of Holv Cypress Gardens.
S. Toler tins awarded a prise for lioni Hith hia iiunl, Mrs, John opo,000,0001 iiatioiml Jiiouih^ \l
T lfh AV*?]J* t t 3:30.
j Cross
Episropal church
will
• ‘■rood high Low p rirr went to C. Mm lin «»f T hwipa. h the won W*. Schmidt, direct«*i • f Hi, |l*n.
ry icci* : foul- • trill meet at the ' -ponsor , henrfi
bridge and, Hr*. J. D. Callahan has as her Mra. J. II. Hinlermister, Mrs. G, r f W I Hnrber and the late
led x r-l»’ i tiny
realdtnU
w fflf m
“ ,*’ IIIrr' 6J6 lunehentr *• the I'aim h House a t, guests at her home un East K*«. E. Rollins received high score Mr* Hai her, former
j£ctilithll told fi>’ 1 ’ijfii c'ni n - j t i i n .
Wl,h “ r!- V ! , : T
fiMl s tre e t, her abler. Mrs. Ottn prise for I hr rhJni-jH* rherkrm , pf 'anforiJ. and a b r o lh rr ( f diliita t h a t a f te r ta* jmyim ul i»f
** 3:30\ i dewing session, will I,,- held a t , C. S trrth and daughter, Marilyn, ■fid irFFiico priiFt w iic won by Wui i n L. '’HetT Barber, whom the cuati of civil wilmiTii-t t iHien,
it i * t Hit) i 1nii 11h1i v » 1- * * VSillti lilt
“
of MnT Sw ll-mu 1 i* t .i,he !!"■ Wotnan’a Chjih for Ihr R e d 1and Mrs. LeRoy Tucker of De- M rt. J. y
(iillou
ami Mia; lie 1‘bime uw belt man l ie was lh**ie x«aw about JO ooo.ooo om> ilun* i»r*. .... i ” ■I*|M•ih Ilk !*Ut
Annie Meriwether, Cro— from 0:30 A M until v»r, N. II.
t o m in Mh*Ria*l|)pi amt attended 1niaiks (IHsOOO.000.Olio » a >i ul m.w f n t9‘i*i •r 111h11
Blanche* Kennedy
)l. t li» 1 xx< rtl .
Be with Mra. Mc- .11:30 o’clrek
' . 11- 1, 1,, for ixai rhnum
„
t r. n-. *i i*xn.,l l,t jit *
i"
Tho*e filjiyin** Herr Mi's. MIL Fchuoi- in Hanford
*
* * and
.1 Tampa. ftVftilitbln
ai*et, a t 3:30.
T U I ’ll ot> t y
1
h
i
•
rulllr
*
IX
1
1
)1
t.
HMHw Hi . x
Kit
1
employed
In
the
office
Miss Marian Estrldgu and Mias Inti lh a ri-o . \|i> Lew l.r ’her,
•Hi Hi Mill 111* «xtilth i....1 Pitt- fur Mr
, ,„
. will meet at the
The S"minole Count) F> der
Katherine Y’ernay a te planning efra. f*. F W right. Mr- John of the Mai tin Outdoor Ad vert la
1
M
til
ill
1
1
M
i
H-l
Min
r
hi i " r inxirtf
?toe. of Mra. R. N. Nipper. 305 lion nf Women’* Club* will meet to leave Sunday
in (Vmijiuny
fur Tampa,
1s-umHi IXh.'f. Hr t
hi ix ftrlli^r
Mill Avenua with Mra. J. J. In the Sanford Worn*"’. C |uh he. | where they will attend the Flor- lick. Mm , C eorre .Mef'uH, \lra.
A
Mei
a
ten
day
wrddtnc
trip
X
w
Iif
1
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R. F. Dondtiey. Mr* F A Lo*u
If 1he- 1 «> .l* • 1 1i,- f iliii-a fi.ni flu
the
eooplr
will
return
lo
Tampa
-co-hostess,
T ” **” *.' a**t 3:30
u:au.
J einnlr-e el 10:00 A M Tin- m eet., Ida S tate Fair and witness the denbrrff. Mr«
Lee Mr* J L.
list 1Ih 111Ml )l||-i - ix idtil in x i r
mem b e n h*v, „been
Ing will
svf........................
.................
, askedI i| *ng
last until 3:00 t>
\ | u ilh Gasparllls activities,
ItigUy. Mrs, W L f'lmuer, Mr*. w hen1 1hey xxill make their home.
W A S H IN G T O N . I , Ii *
■1’i
f aarticle to th e |lunrhenn servnl »i
10 T h e ’
- ■C: Fin!, Mrs n ,S Tolet, Mes,
nr a"a naHtiMs
Ik* llm
j —* Inspection of 1 lul uiii ns*, nl
epantry
silirj | —
- mmim
u r s 1irnarg,<
win
,ie- M is.1 Mr. an<j Mr*. IV. S. Thointon A.
for
m itlrs
U ..Lww
ih
s rn - erHl
**. 0. Ilif biwvmnn Mr*. J W.
fh
air stations mill wml, m l llu
•m* tlhiltu*-M-0<>ent hou" *1 w . A. te a v ltt Mr* J R Adam*, rand Mr*. Lambert Rust have ffftll Mr;*. M. .1 Tlrfttsi, Mrs A,
n*wr|y acquit i d h.
T K H "H 2 S E e*
|M » . Overgo Bridge Mr* Jam-* returned from Lakeland where C. Thrm aa und Mi-- I.rtty C'aid.
In i' ............... ..
■
, r? de B a n tb l Churrii
ov ' t
O'I* Mr* L. th e y visited Ihr i>ast two weeks H r|
Churrn MU-1Cosies.
Mla-'Cosle*. Mra.
Mrs. R
Rov
TflRs.
111 Ik V
Ml’ r I i i- u l . 1 1 1! 1
K 1|«i
t a V f l f t y b y tli«* l i t UM* N MX 111 \ f I MM f *11t
•II meet at 3 ;0 0 ,R , |.r*her and Mrs 1 W Lvlcs. | a* the guest* of Mr*. Thornton**
All* N trni.rt Dutloin worthy f a l r % C o m m It i t .
Ai*o. Sir* G K Fnllagar Mr*
6. n d j , ........
Xf
III’ t o u r XXl ll tll l
t,*l It -i L.
MF-f Xli'»
1 hr
1 * air
1 Sewing session* m il |,, held at I and Mra. Ross’ sister. Mra. B. E. M. (J. McNnir. Mi* llariv lle rr. iegti’ 11. presided at the Tegular
It.'..,
* ..
{. x.f f Ih
111. x Si i fxi 1
kOlfeip On* meet* with M>s. J. the Woman's C u b for tin: Red Hairy.
xitait a m i r h i m
» * vt l l i o l i l l l
XI Hi
en. Mra. II. W. Rocket Mr* <i. maeiuig uf Srmiuole Chapter,
|M»- 1 in
1m- 1
XX 1 Mix
tilahs.
Ave- Cr*»a '/ru in 0t30 A. M. until . '
A rro id m * :
tu
1t H i n t IX t
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111.
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1.
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.
N Herndon. Mi*. W. It
Wdlinmi, N't*,' *, O K - lloinH lar evening t h e c o m u n M c i \ •• i.lc<l
i tian*
11:30 u’clrek
Friends
uf
II.
J.
Lehman
will
Mr„
*|
Mlnarlk.
Mrs
J
T
S
e
e
.
in
th
r
iimuiiur
hall.
A
profusion
,C ir tbt Ttr*' tned* with Mrs. K.
m a n V fn p im «,f <«• 'u r » u , i m H ♦**FRII1AT
regret to learn th a t he wa* by, Mr*. J N Gil Iun. M i. L. uf pink kludloli u rn : used tu dec- !j «pvii!
naviil ii Ii I ii Huiin ni .!«« kTim utniual m.mt.ng uf t h e , railed to Chicago last night on C list pet Mi*. J. E
.......... . • rate thv Iin iI [m the meeting. Hurivillr, Hunan.t Hix*«r, Miuml
Ren ford Garden Ch.h will
-I'e M .u n l of the sudden dm th of Ml* B. II Cnimlvy, Mi
A fter t f
i .• i . I ' i i r n f t i n ' m T n .
1 II
at the M s-fair Howl at 1 1 00 A. I ll(, ll>Ur> U rs. F jan k Gaik. Mr Lyles, Mr*. R. W. Rupierlil. Mi 1 n t < • , l u u l u t i u n s were read and J anti H««ipa<i»ia, ainl lit' ii* ') xJitl
,s ■» .
i
- ,
* |I ri
n!
Rfv
K ev WeM
xx rm
rii<* Caribbean
^Al. Mrs. Roy Brock, district ill- (1„(| \| r*. Gelb lav e many friends |) Middleton, Alra. Ales II .l.du-. In**
im-inory
, nin.it, ,by hiiiv
„ „ Illl(.
f
N
tv.churls
s. r iliapexj
, In ,(rtl
* ire ruber
7. nf I1.
trip* w il,,, Lr
Hun rector of Cocos wilt hu present. ill Sanford, harin j (p en t severs! -on, Mrs, Dwight Smith amt Mr. ■
I.u
Mailm,
u
ib’itar
{
ni
.j > | . ij ,
Ilian4*a 1 Ih- *'t'Hl 1111‘1(
It4*<* 1"
;l.unrheon will he .erv*d o' 12:30 winter* here.
,
j j G. Michael.
< KemiMi.li* i l i a p i n
/
t >#* nJ - « un mberk
t-w
i\ -.. tie..
lii uio’clock. Re*ervalioo*
may lie
Following
irru lu r
routim*
*--------I Also. Ml* J. II. Rout. Mrs II
mnde hy calling the circle eec.
________
Mu* Elisabeth W hittington, n ( Moore, Mr* Ros. Adam*, Mr. tMiwlousa iliM i '" i n. un intert-tinic
retsrlcs.
..
.«
*
senior at Florida SU t* Collrgr L. E. Spencer, Air*. XV. It Sht| . iitlk Mu- niH.I. bv .Mra. M a r y l - „
Sewing sessions will be held at for
Women,
spent
Thursday pv. Mis* Irene illntun. Alls L ii* .t, fi.m ...... .. i haptci, n p I H I j i n d i n s : I I o h i c h h c h
<h^ Woman'* Club for the R>"l mg 1 1 with her parents, Mr. and Cunipton, Mra. J. O. Huff, Alri J!af* Iksrry, ISi
|
Cro*« from 0:30 A. Al until At is C. C. W litlngton, enroutr W. Al. Scott, Mr*. J M Slim .
rb e re xxi"» J*i mrmlieis and I
11:30 o'clock.
• i «• v i s It • *i | . m i n
! In luikcland to attend the Flori cipher. Mrs. C. H ltrhrork, Mi
lor thr mertI A.'IP ItLANDINt; Fib h
in \t.
'
FR EE DELIVERY
- In Imkrland to attend the Flor- F. S. t-amson. Mr*. It Beard*!,'
The
wool*
"
rsa
r''
and
—
| |,1*,
S- ii "" In ’li'*r Mr- \ v*mu
kiiserT | ,n ro at Southern College Feb. Mr*. Alva W ebster, Mr* F *
f M - J - A rc g d c U U c .
both are derived from the Last in ^ j ’y
i-n ( Tui I r, (li lsmlu r"' the
Weldon. Air*. J H. II lull I mi I■
Caesar
131*1 dl'i-m p. mid Mr, Ehnur K
Mr*. A. B. Dawson, end MuL 'uii --I In k*uu* illv h h i....... .
CARD OF THANKS
lllsnrh* Kennedy.
Mill Irinill here lot dill' M‘">*
Also, Air*. S. O Shinhol,i
Iline Your ('lorkn And
,1,... c,d if II h H y . t'limp iav *
We wish to gxUnd to everyone Mr». K. Toll, Airs W T o l l, Mi
114*11**14 ( r , * T ag, fl*. > i f 111i* * < ffii i-r. mill y e .lrn lu ;
our sincere thank* fo r th eir kind .ra Samuel. Alra. Frank Khiimi
*’ W
Vui
u lrh rn K e p a lrril lly
I iileltc Aveuuu und
S n olid
expression*
o f *ymp*thy and Mrs. W. Gahan. Mrs 11 M W»
Goral offering* during our re son, Mra. E. II. I^ n ev , Mr, M M.vul
O ne W 'ho K rnlly
cent h«r*aveps*qL blneetely,
C. Swingle, Mr*. A rthur Philip
fo r
M i'tnilllt, eon of Dr.
Mra, Chaateen and Junior
Mr* R. A. Smith. Mr*. G. K Itm.
K now n Mow
.. 1 Mi* II H. MiCaallit of f.07
llnv Mr*. F. E. RMi. Allas Fditi
Msglmlla,
Avrnue,
made
thr
PALI AS. Tex.. Feh a i/1’i |
N*th Baker, Mlt Benton and Mr
•i<.in * 11-1 for thr first semester IIi bII i Ii 'I m a fire that swept
W .A. I^ a v ltt,
ni
thr
I'lethyterlan
Junior
Col
(lm
Salvation Armv m en'. 1--Ik''
Tea guests Included: Mrs. (' I'
Dawson. Mra. H. J . Ivhm an. Mi •. li ve. Mux loll, N. C., It waa and in lm*I'm reached cluhl tmlav
IBS M a g n o lia
j P i resruc wi-rker. puked I h r n u x l i
R. A. Atatxen, Air*. Howell. M r’ I- -rued today.
th* jmoklH-' *hrll of □ two etury
Frank Evans, Alya. John OulM .
The Seminure High School ipldluwn hulldlng.
Mrs. Red path, Mr* C. P. Her. a
don. Air*. A. W. Knov, Mrs. (■ bmid will prvsent a concert of
SATURDAY
D. Bishop, Mra. R. F. Heine* S * , imlltary fa io rllrs at lb* band., A A U R IC A I
Mr*. G«rlha R im * *
Air*. J . G. Patterson, Mr*. 11. D *i -’ll on the Inkcfrunt Sunday
Ralph Mm iT
Freem an, Alra, W. C. Erickson, ulitrnoon at 3:30 o'clock, under
S U ND AY \
It'o direction of T M. Dolllson.
and Mrs. J. B. Ray.
Mr*. If. S. X u M C fc r II E. Kipp, buiiueae manager,
ill*. Julia Bail- AfecWUm
in- id today
rltk
dial
Good
liulfpiiUt
Ur*. D. C. BarcUft dolor uJI for b«Ufr drhluv
Gordon Edward WrighU
. James Mouglilun, superbilcnW ax) nil
_____
(ii-u t of slrvets for the City of
Th* m « M * m rareals th a t
N.nford,
who
fell
Tuesday
night
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. H lb . deead* totw aea 1»M and m o
J— PThree
down at the turn. and broke his arm and fractured
>
wa» lb* firs t datad* to A a * r t» o u*STWaa
F e m ll cam* back to *lu>ot s n a r a l rib*, was said yesterday
hlstoiy to which im m lfralion waa
be ’Testing comfortably.*’ It
not « fa c to r to • papulation a spectacular 33 on the heck (i
« * . reported that he would prob
chan*#*. It-w a a th* t i n t dacado nine and defeat lira old rival, Paul ably he up and around In a faw
Tkere is ee v m m * (e v k e rte a l
In which t h a n waa a a ****** of W aner, S up, in th* «*eond round days.
■ In i. w*rw s s * l * * l l i Weeee. Uwrt
of th* baseball player* golf tour.
r i * 4 i sw rieeteg Meek lee w iu l
•talgratteM atttr laualgrattoa. <
etree e e l Ik * * i * a * * - i s *trl.|
M ia m i a t th* JHngl* Club yes.
I s t i e tf elelee,
n e t,*
el
T.
It.
J»n*s
was
Issued
a
par.
tarday.
• eretsk mr s s M
— I ilk e
une-slory
frame
It M glM to look like the only m it fo r a
tk * w ere i s e u a a * asak*’ is,|
W est
Thirteenth
*M iis w
g e e * ae m b .
way they'll gear eliminate Ferrell building on
b tu blast. The righthander 1«* Hi rest, between Pomegrmnlt* and
won it tw* years in a row, and IVraimreon Avenues a l a coat of
STATION
hi* tw o vietoeiee yeeterds* ed- fnOO. A perm it to build a four
Lain Alary—Phgg* 1101
C erntr F irst S L A F ra a c h A*e.
room frame house on th* earn#
sirogt, costing 1130. wa* lasood
to Ja* Jarrell-
10 New’ Arrivals In
Sanford This Week
*.
«,
Ajjofcr.***- «jsi*l
in -lilt *
I'd in
m i Kt xx i-r * t i 11* I, ■I III ' H i l l ai lul Ui
ft t il "
t l. li.i
i
l *
1 Ii.
1.
.!
1 Tif-I!
>1 >*
H i.
f.sMs.V* III*.
t •
.e-F
f..ID
Ih"
r . X ( l ...... K .
Hi'l
t Mil m -ten *-, 1 . . i ' 11
-il l ii - 11ii. xx if Ii K « x 1" 1 l i r
N'’i 1||| u i 1 " 1 1 Xi .
H i u* r Hilt !)
M i i r l l i " ui*. . . >il M " | i
1-* til l! f’ ut’
S|,»l II
t-.r fill , •
Mi l<i
l*lll .'lira
1H M u l t .
■ti'f
»1 - i . f. 'l .
fill
« i " il
T h « r>- j . • * ti- m i . t * I ll p II * IllrfltX m il
is. mJ i
ft mix
TIi. i.
Im i - «’X ll
lm
H j ii. ii
i| m i i i, -; 1
S|>U II
H i"
Miss Ruth Rivenbark
Woman’s Club Is
Ecene Of Bridge Weds W. M. Barber
. w„.:Firing Area Rushed
For BlandinK Units
l-t !.'•»• . , I' 1
Pi
• *»»* 1* j :
1 '■ 1•
ii'.' ' h - i lit* ill Mi
-If .1 II || Ml i in ill • ij- *-r firm*.
S' Y>**. >1
1-1 .11 M 1
-m - m Mini ruf
1..ill - r Ml t x
.it. ih t .1ti.'ii 1''il
M|,t„ Ml ,1 ’ ,»1 ill till. nil l.Uie-f
• it Ui .III"' 1 i, --, .I r. . j.ivt |x*rioc
Mil. Ih i.< h
Committee To See
Bases In Florida
M . Stewart Duiton
Presides At Meeting
HIGH TIME
B A G G E H ’S
Liquor Store
[THE VERY BEST
In Liquors. Wines,
vV v;., Gins
To Report For Duty
CITY BRIEFS
Last Times Today
Double Program
Right PerwuiR Killed
In Mission Blaze
BRIGGS
i
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
it prT RnmniAT
LUBRICATE
Have
Perfect
Floors
Wea Ferrell Leads
Baseball Tourney
HJ . GLEASON
y. H. ENGLISH
GULF SERVICE
SUNOCO SERVICE STATION
DAVID M. EARLE
MANAGER
TELEPHONE 1149
a- dtUghtful t n a t
ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
Sight Is One Of Your
Most Precious Possessions
Lot Us Hob T or Frotose
U m Only EyeeYonTl Bw Hsts
FOR A
Low-Cost
Extension
Telephone
Ptobabiy your stair* leein tu
assume tiiuc ptuportiuni sfict
yiHi’vc d a sh ed du w n several
limrt a day to S lo w e r thr triephone. 1hen isn’t it high lime
you thought a b o u t the only
remedy—an upstairs extension
telephone/ Think of the hun
dreds of tiring, time-wasting,
step* it would m v * , , . th*
extra ease It would give . . .
plus th* priceless protection at
night because of It* nearness.
And then consider th* trifling
c o st—o n ly a few pennies a
day—less than you pay for *
package of gum I Isn’t an up
stairs extension something you
( • a lly o**d fog th* sak* of
comfort. cOdancy and most*
Ity? Call dt* rtlephnn* often,
{m ini I oiTeuhim
IH RUIMM CMMH
T
’ IIIID U M U -
C.V I ■ ' ..AS 1 • '-,ii
W4M
•a -1
f
�SANFORD, FLORIDA
rii-*
t j •
Creckar L .J :: ,o t o »
Court Action To ij**i
•Mokx n»m .r : •*. x.i»
Race Tonight At UTII HACC-S-U MU*-.
* ^
I f*I urr K
Kennel Club Oval V'PPT
KM
Kob
j ir
lUrlH.r
i 7 4
..... ...............
AJ«? McColl Seeks
G-Men Managership
PRO G RA M
FO R
WEEK 0 F FEB. 9TB
AWfTA* . ^
i d ' k i k m . who Wm da a* plenty
Son-Up, Sftmoay— "FLIGHT COMMAND" with Robatrt
Taplor, Ruth tideway, W hiter Pldgnen and Paal Kelly, atao
N o v E cn rssw t j» e w i
-.
A lear-FA R A M O U N T
N EW S'
ao far, bowled a
the three rente*
r him an averera ahortotop . . . the Cnax p*dd led
.
Alf Andmeon U P lttaburghA nd
: ,ir,l
“"j*
Mr. Mann la h a rin r a time «<y«wood ,?,"rMm,nV
flrea crackled
a t '•every
Inar a replacement . . . th a OlanU’ ***•
withdrawal* weto many
»howi BUI T erry any* be elferad A llan .
t o r . ', ; ; r ,
;ruU,^, Kenrlca with B01 U *90.000 for young WUlard
f° r e,u lh o u ** » a rr
'T . W lrrly rolled the Martha 11, m e a t outfield proapect,
and waa rlre n an em phath •‘aa.’1 w lf d C L “ 5.™* . ,U rrF Coo
im y*** nmt*
tk iflfih
.hi.' dlf 8v,r* 1
Friday, Saturday—"MICHAEL 81IAYNE,
PRIVATE
DETECTIVE” w ith Uoyd {folan, Marjorie Wearer and Wal*
lc- Abel: a lio - • TVE8T OF A BILEN E" w it, Charles SU *rett, Marjorie Cooley at d "Bona of the Ftauwrfc".
V .
■**“
«
Prtvata
-
ANnu ilRON
I S " ;! *
,,' t*»
tea iaa
'
I J r u t Comdr. 'D aily ' R h o d lrZ V
Paul KaDy
L ieut Je rry B anning
Sh ip y ard
Htradwlck
L ieut 'M agrr' M artin ____ Bad
.
Skklten
C. P: O. •flplfc* * Know lea .... N at
. .
IVndVton
U n i t 'Stltehy Payne ___ Dick
Parcell
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Uh. Grind*'’ atirrtag Ceaar Rotnare.es ‘U t* Clara SM," t f h i
thaws net* Tuesday, only, aa part of a popular double feature Fra
grant Patricia Morrlaao, Rkardo Cartes aad C k r U fn Martin ara
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l u pnneipata. Th* pletlira waa mad* with th* full caspm atioa of
the U a tad SUU* Navy.
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M ile :
IEW YORK. Feb. H - U P ) |y Booae. “ uncrowned king of
wWNalghla." r u e from the
•r^Friday night to clinch a tlI to shot bv taking „u unaniuioua
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10-xound decision ovor lougb lit.
‘J* Rniie Vigh of Nrwburgli. N.
ft.
. A erawd of 10.607 fan. at ktailaon fiauare Garden aaw Soom-.
naator-boxer from Farrell, P a ,
[‘■Aka a nine count in the eighth
rouad afU r being floored with a
r a f t hook, then get up to win.
Tnla victory clinched for tall,
u*A<W Billy a ahot al Champion
Ken Overlin at th* Garden neat
nonth.
Thl* waa tho lone knockdown
‘W th e boat, wklcb waa aatrem e> dull a t time*, although it
wound up with plenty of action.
.. T1**.
aoldler In
unllod 8 la te . Army geU
ootmd. of m eat a day.
(U iilliU U
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M k a w b ir
k lli»:liUnit Arm*
1 K»rrp||fin
> liub McCUIn
Production of nit hihaij
liuttrrinc. nut insrgurinr,
Himil.ir |>riMlucts showiHl n
i»«*rc«*nt ilctlinn k h t t n i m;
sccordinir to the <
t Anut Mtn Annuitl iinMliiction now sr
I'tit ut ll»
to i»U»ut I.IS.OOtMXHi Over
i
iUtlM«* J o i n t
« J«PI'V OOU.OOO itountis i f oleom sr
tjjitl rilp p rr are made.
Thrill
TAMPA. P rb b~</Pi— Dwight
K. Ilubbanl. of Janesvillr, WU.,
n n»Fmb*T of t h* Mirmi Lake
Tourist Club «ti .St p«>trihbuig,
ytslvnlaiy aftsiiMMio iM|itui«»(l |o|)
honors in tbr nttrli animat i;,tk.
parilln kliufflrh.'iii t| loin i.mncitl
M d al tb r Tnniiri in m itin n crii.
of Picking Winners
TONIGHTS ALL-STAR FKATURE
N IN T H H ACK —
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fiO I.lt I.KAF I.Al*
FLASH V I I L U h S
II) \ M II.I. Mil)
I.AMI* I II.III
tLXTMA h p f x i a i .
m onKUO
COl 111 At I ION
CIIAItl.IK IIAI I
G te)hnund Gua
l< on the air over
It Hill) tonight a t
H i with all lha
“dope" on the dofa
a I lhe Hanford.Or
lando Kennel flu b .
NO MINORS AI.I.OIVhi)
P o u r TIME k i l l p . M.
Neylnmd Sopr Slate?
Football Material
Sanford-Orlando Kennel ( lub
On H o u le
I 7 iS .iiiio iil lli g h u n y ) u t I .tin?,wood
iibotil s m ill's N o rth o f O rlan d o
the
M ujrr Hob N
88 much nt th r Utllvei
i nc.»re, tontinuod hi
TURN AT RHI) ARROW
P AN DUNN.—Secret Operative 48
’T T T R S C T 'H a m H D L C T O -rU C C k f^ N
TMC O O IE N T M JR WE KNOW A R E
IN T O W N . KAY. O U T IF W E B RO U GH T L A kLjQT T14CM IN O N S U S P IC IO N .
T W W O O L O HAVE T U E JE W E L . I T H /
H ID P E N .—-P R Q P U C C A L I B I S - , R I6
AND C O M PL IC A T E THE C A S E - - A
Oh
SO I WANT v o u TO v i s i t EACH
O NE o r T H E M - - I M f v r e A L L
FO RTU NE T E L L E R S - O BSERV E
them
c l o s e l v - w e 'l l w a n t
ALL RIGHT,
t h e ir
F IN G E R P R IN T S -• v o u l l ) ILL DO
V. WAV/C TO G E T 7 MCM .* .
'E V E R Y T H IN G
• I CAN
Zi
TO H E L P . '®
Spencer Hoidgsi
1 SH ALL
9 E -- I'L L
REPO RT
TO VOU
TONIGHT
BV PHONl
A n n HERE s V LITTLE
IH IN G F O P VOUR
RR< 'T C C T iO N Lf A D I D AND
VOU k NOW
D O N 'T
HOW T O
W ORRY,
U SE IT / |
DAN/
Uu>M,t's
E MINORCA f a t puJItU
' b r i n g . 91.09. Allen1* Cor.
Be. Sanford Avenue.
l i t LIV
d|** *In I
r. III.1.1 le a l lead
"
'■ «'nurl Arlloa
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7 l.la Willard
lii i.keii.n. a lei inti Light
II II »l*i: 4 la Mil.
I '"
4 11••> al Ml) Hat
'•■ d ill.
a little K i n
n>
7 iiiivernar dim
.... .......
* Lucky H unt
KNTIIIt Al 'K -—.*.- it Mila:
Tourist Wins Gasper Luslis Cagers Mop
Shufflelioard Award
I p Leesburg, :J7-8
IU J8 IN K S 8 B B g V IC B
FRANCm nUORUHNlA OltAnAM,
.
Greyhound Results
k^01? ,h8‘ he kad
hu **“*—°n* ov' r
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Ml t i l W Welle
Ml 411 U. Oeber
Ml III II. Ilullar
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i n n i l *lv. Thorn*
f I. reln tv rg
|l l Witte, Jr.
Mo t i l l 11- P*0«
Ml MI J* Tuuchlea
Mi I t , r W.lah
M* i l l .Q Uhrtg
i l l eg* (>«• W lk , Sr.
----------- III. M ura
na
CltlM
M*J Kul» IT «.•(. j in j in
It'iirbur • «•». i mm sh . . i i i
one^iutt
rrevna
iraen* that were acuffed by ut
OVIEDO. Fab. 8 — (Special) — Jldd feet before he alerted
Making rood a free throw th the h o u n d , brought D .w .on In on^
w*i\ I f * •*<0r d* £f play, K a|a k i r Qirb*.*dw0f hU Pu ->in* P ert.
Keller g Aoopkft Blue D arters I
p u i n f Ut? A?*?, n °*»n ot Whit*
noted o u t th* Oviedo Hlrh
N. t . Daewon had a 36te t her* laat night. 20-19,
f,n<l ,,0 »an • '17-1*— 89.
■plne-tlngllnw fray.
J****’ *bs bmnte<l Texan
1* wa* the experienced and \ t l an 0 ,i|Ik P? rk’ 1,1 • • ,po<, alone
aharp ay* o f Glbba Aahley which J t^ 7 0 with hli cilap round of
brought about Oviedo'.
firat
downfall of the
year. Aabler —
,u,r 71 hracket
totted In 10 point*—exactly half
, ?fnerClnrUle,
of Apapkn'a total—to take blab N. C., 36JI6; lUlpu
CulUshl,
Cfcl.
rearing honor*. Marti* Jacob* led Bg*. SR^A; Hymn N’elmn, ToleOviedo with 8 Poll.la. Oviedo had > , ^ 5 * ' H , C ..A Champion.
won nin* aucccaalve game*.
W ith Ju an ita Johnaon leading i
Ih* wav with $4 point*, the Ovle.
do ctrl* tro u n r—I the Apopkr
D arterattea, 46-16.
K ot I a BMadard H»r»ic«
lli.umllUt A And.raon
KUaora 0**4 Co
A A P Tea Cw.
Bcmlaale Claanar*
Haal A Ban*
ft*. P ew it A Light
' c. irhrtg;
t i.' i4 ‘
• totals
Pawl Monl
(len t Tlem ey
Lain] C ragar Hylvanut Q. flattbarwatta _____
_ John RuttJt,
VlrgialA. Field
Vincent Pries
-. Nigel Braes
n .... Montagu
Loro
an d T * ’ * p btur< f ix n LV'’wOtbia'* S tu d io .,- which will
ra )t /" .'d a y and B * tb r.a y a t th* Rita Theater.
Bona of tho rto o e o n Art fc .lu re d .
,Uha i
Oviedo Cagera 3ow ’taai
n
To Apopka, 20*1^1 Elavan
*P TlL WaMar. Jmu. r r
.
ik^ce with lovely Marjorie Weave, In "M khaal
5*trelive" tchodnled f»r allowing n axt Frhlay and
|1U Thoater. Nolan la atarred In the colorful title
M irin g 20th C entury.Fox hit. which la baeod «n
entiling novel th at thrillod million, of m yrtcry-
w,*h
.*•» aa taai BaaiH ,
* t Jam.
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IT’S ‘ F tT P T lore, at firat :.«ht far J u k i , Coopn and hla nf«
F L IC IfT COMMAND
La-tlng lady. LalU Kraat. In Paramouqt'a new Aldrkk fdmUy pic E n tlm Alan Drak* -------- Robert
Taylor
ture. "Life with Henry," which will be ahown Tucaday only an n
L enta Gary -----— J ttth Ilnaaay
d«V .k.lM liir* profT»m. Thi» l* ana pragtiim that may ba- anjdy^d Squadron Comd. M il C a r y ______
‘
W alter Fidrcon
by - ju - u and old.
* VWdrP
Players (C h ille d B j
# fe id tW in d Tear
Up Cards_And Quit
Off?. “ *•«.
W ednraday, V huTrday-."IIU D *O N 'B B A T " w ith F ao l
j Mdal, Gona 'i lerwcy art* N lfel Brace: alaa:— E d g ar Kennedy
1 Comedy and IXVEUMAL NEW S.
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.
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Court Artion, the hound which
IMiitl *100 fer n *0 .tra ig h l tic.
k rt Thormlay night, coca to thr
|>oat tonight III th r frnturrd race
a t the Eanfurd-O tlam l. Kennel
( luh, 10 m ile. aoulh of SaIlford
in U. 8. Highway 17.
Court A ctlrn paid ihr trcmcn.
•Iona ptice, lonccal m e of the
proarnt rcaaon. In winning Thuradav n ight'. 11Ih race.
lie ia likely to Ik- another Ion*
ahnt tonipht, for in the h.lOth'a
field he la matched acuinat auch
dec* aa Cold Iwaf U il. Klaahy
ninckalnnr. Ida Willard. Ijim p
Light. Moreao, Extra Special and
Charlie Haft.
•nabla him to negotiate fo r tha
m anagenklp of lhe C o W i l l e
SAN ANTONIO. Kth. 8 __UT)
(F la.) Club, which ha ilaalti i
drm,‘ ““ fcos*a — Snuggled deep In an over.
‘
Tuesday, Barra In Day: Donbla Program—“ ROMANCE
O f TIHC IUD; GRANDE" with Caaar Rome , aad TVtrkta
Mottbout nlaar— T he Aldrich Family” In “LIFE . WITH
HENRY” (with Jackie Cooper, Eddlo Bratko* and Hadda
.H opper:
"Witih 3 Upder Par
r Pan*
t Armed o lrl
II IIa c t —i* la Mila: .• •
•►a Adi
l A rt D rtltr
'oriun.
« Kail Flra
Memory I I'ow -r lu Rp.ru
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« Loan N aira
II ItAr-i:—Kuiurllyi
Fnirl.
J Moog
« Mlaa Tan t*r
liiar. h
;f i.- iin g Man
i< liiu-ka
• iilKh Feather
v r n l U l 'K - i l l Mila:* >
■le Mkyduairr
4 Ornyra
lU fl
a J tut,;. *a perlalon
r I'Irk
7 I.m ir Klbhlra
< I'on Orlaiida
Til liAl'i;—fu tu rity :
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4 *1>in pea i dua
n Wnit|a a Mnpp) mimaa
I"
7 ilad At.'.ut Hal
W. J. KING,
DBOOM aultae A j dining
Si eaito. W alnut, good eon.
•n . cheap fo r caah. Pbooe
MNRN ISTHAPGMC
m en
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KArtfbKO AflA/N — HAfVktSON ANO r ARM MALB-aORmatZS/r
all o u r 2 l /vsk h c s w anted rv crzv
THNj I H A D /— irCTARTKD NHCN
WK WBM KIDS - I F t HAD A TO/ H r o u s o n u - H B O o r i r — w h en i
M M S M
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Hu, WASN'T
And fH I
Plenty
tha t in M
ABOUT .
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n m A N M O P k A T l k t / B t T I t f W V l l M a m a .4»
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C'll»*nt Procter
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It t Uir%»rt, Ulll
il ts h e * o n c e » » r h
cu t* . Mr*. 3 N.
Chapd Program At High School
Sally ataff wa* In chart*
chapel pnifram for feemu
Mi School Thursday more,
'tar the tuual openlnf eaer.
I, Ratty Wovt announced the
p u t which wa* aa - follow*!
Wtmtari Batty Wart
loori (Jomlo Durden)
Hod. meriting -Udanti, facuL
,*Ad warnbar* «f our radio
tow*. Thl* 1* yoar retular
Uy program coming to you
t.your local elation W, R. A.
la lust a few minute* 1 will
C, the profram over to out
dor of CcremoDlca, hut first
cword about the program,
the big companla* have ltindcon*anted to land u* same
Hwlr radio atara to help make
program a *eueceos. Each
a few words, aing,
t—Be hare we go—
People Speak,
Ceremonial t (John
aka — Hallo everybody I 1
ji;
tn said?
ira. Ten know. I just can't
Bag without Fish M I bad
'at him with .roc. Pish. I’ve
bearing that you’re going
d with- a whiskry man'*
tc .
1Edwin Brenant
il’a right—but t love her
lb—1 goes* I stuck my neck
it ttme. Bat tty, 1 bet you
know tbo Utaal, Du you
K K .T 7 S ^ k
•'j'fc'V"
r th* Sally, of course.
,«-
i'a right — You're tight!
really know* about who!
"i In Oeargldji Why, I
it doubt If rich wore Iron*
aybow V gwts* mr Umo's
up so TO he.aocln’ r«u
girto on, 'cnlUun, !etr* all
eefeen teat— and knowing Mack
oa we do wo fear tha outcome.
Flaihl MUml, Fin— Nothing.
Flash I Chicago, IIL—Nothin*.
111 bo hick In a dash with a
flashi AM fial Flash! Flash!
Atlanta. Oa.—The 1,41 KalraarundL boat In I I year*— from
Ih* "Celery C ity In Sanford,
Fla. Central Florida's finest city
Ideally loeatad on the shores of
Ih*. beautiful St. John’* River—
ha* jo«l non# to prma and It I*
undoubtedly beyond the shadow
of a doubt the east yot—
And to today u»ds up another
Jerkins Journal and until next
week 1 remain with lotion* of
lov* your N. Y. correspondent
Walter Winch who believe* that
you should order your Bally right
away.
Master of Cerrtnenlm:
If all you student* would uie
Jerkini Lotion maybe ycu would,
n't mind having your picture
made fur the Bally. Rut, honest,
ty, you can't blame asm* of u*
for thinking onuf of Mr. Hox
not to want to break hi* camera.
Wa had to encourage some of
f.ur outstanding Senior* to have
(hair ptetureo. made—Just a tip
—Jerkin* Lotion doe* wonder*
to anybody—any time — any
place.
Our next guests are none othst
than lbo n popular radio else*
Baby Knocks and Daddy.
Daddyi (Earl Jelcr)
Now. Snooks, go out and play
Ilka a good little girl.
Snooksi (Nell Btvwart)
Why, DsddyT
0ad djri
Why. because I'm suppored tc
appear over W. h. A. I., on the
Sally Broadcast.
Snooks.
Why. Daddy T
Daddyt
Well, I'll tell you-tbat prom.
Inant student at H. H. B . owner
of th* gaily Staff, K*r Club and
DaMnHy and chief aid* **».
Phyllis Smith, Mia* Ruth Hand
and 0 . B. McKny ha* asked me
to appear on hla i.rtgrem— In the
flesh.
Snooks*
Aw, tome on nnd tail m# ■
u asked on a a y ’a School
llgibl* to send In your
a to d a y nnd h* guaran.
lo r a ise llo n will bo asked
program , .Now for furtbci
i n along tkts lino — you
re on* of lb* following
Bill, F ully 'n David, M u
it Fred, fiU to BUI, Cath
n- George or Valerio ■7
So aU of you tnouUttdents bad b etter g o t M ay,
are very foitunat# in bav.
th M today them tw o *UI
caa Rack Jenny pad R f
■on IM aaino stage, at Ik*
Student Council
Names Secretary, Of Ptratige,
Committee Heads Student In i
r*-
SLK a
meeting
the fllmkgfl,______ — -------
' ,T » .flret.
In the Tri-IH-Y.m n on Friday.
Jam ill. Pint theuofnlabod
l.uslnerk was completed; that ot
electing n teeretarr and two.
surer, To thin offir* th* mem
ber* nf the round I elaetad flu*
*an Kfrtley, who U rapabla In
•II way* to fulfill IHr dalle* of
thin position.
Neat chairman of the dllftrant
commit ire* wore elected. Tha
dalle* nt eorh. and tha chair,
mm are a* follow*!
The Chapel Commlllao—Batty
Wait. Provide calendar pro
gram or chapal ac licit lea| plan*
program*; preddaa over chapal
exercise*.
Finance
CommltUa — BIU
Whlta. -Whan necessary aupar.
vis# finandea of Hubs. Aid
needy duba In financial actlvL
lies.
Athletic Committee — Hack
Cleveland, Promote school nptrit
and attendance at fame*. Work*
with rlaa* manafara In devalopInf of Intralnural athletic*.
Publicity Commlllao — La.
roy Lang- Promote publicity of
school actlvltloa. Wort* with all
ichool publication*.
Uncial
Committee — Erma
Ooudney, Supervise all aocial
function*. Kaop a calendar of
artlvitlea to avoid conflict.
Cldc Committee—Dick Brow*.
Encourage proper care of and
use of achool property. Promote
drain to cooperate with neighbon. Development of food cltL
HTRBKRT TURNER ot Ocala
ha* all tlm strings of MABJORK
JUNE'S heart . . . KDGAR BIO.
CER8 doe* havo data*, gtrh, Ha
had ana laat Friday night with
HELEN TAMM. .
THELMA
RUTH BTRINOEB iM MAXY
SMITIt took a Mr fall down at
Ush ore ever a k r t to pooMM*
Invasion t y parse hots troop*. Of
couraa, w ith oaougb man, IllUer
m ight bo able la ir e ream s .-.that
alertness—y*t. It still weoM bo
risky busIneaa. Tbe fuerher know*
Uiia and la looking over * ovary
paaslbUity e f w re S n ln g B ritain
within before trying such a a invatic a. H e,''natural ly, exports to
do this V blockading tbo British
l i k e with the sac or aoa raiders
and submarines. H* reaUsee th a t
xenahlp,
Lost and Found—Earl Jeter,
Maintain* bureau for race
and return of loot article*.
Organisation*—David (latchcl.
Co-ordinate* acUvIUe* of club*
and organkallon*. Prevent* con.
flirting tlmo for mectlnf.
Record—Btuan Klrt ley Derel<>pe« and malnlnln* file of eatra Secondly, Turkey has
curricular activltlea of all atu- soldier* waiting to an
dent* In hlgii school.
Creocra aide 11
Library —• Helpline'
llasty- an.
roovra through Bui
Works . with librarian In pro. G
rears. (Premier Si
moling cooperation by students, Foreign Mlabtor to
dulld* up the library.
coglu both have stats
turning Turkey'* rat
th# war.
KomniercJHl School Still aaoibor exam
for th* German* to
kpal* and cones*trab
on Britain’s ntrsagho)
at Gibraltar. JV&an g
many task GibraltlA
be able to cut tha B
(Hay, ir that the way you opetl
It?) other new jtudenta nr* Africa.. With Urn 1
Jewell Smith on.l Mr*. Tbad M*e, they would be a b k to uto
Jonee, nee Sarah Parramora.
At bet the second yoor short, their g re e t ou b k ariaa fleet to
hand girl* have ]nka. Mary Bel.
din nnd Carolina Boyd are work,
tog for Mr. Morris at Junlar High
kehool, whlls Mr. Kipp, at Ike
Grammar School, U unburdened
hr Ihe service* nf Sslma Levr
and Mary Yeung. Mia* Youag b
riw. working to
law olbce
;f E.lward
J. Nelson, J r fl. W.
K nsneev
> t _ — —— - a s _ . __ ___ *_ aut .
in th* mans hot rrnteeL Student*
ora actually getting snap* of
hW* when they aren't looking
W)iy Just the other day someont
gave Us a picture of Jo* Davt*
____ ________^ ______
STAFFORD to thd hoakotboll
fame with Winter Cardan the
other night bat h# ear* that-hi*
heart dUl halawf* la LOU
WALKER from t cwgwisd. , •»..
LUCILLE HALL h a k # lookInf
forward to Saturday with JOYCE
and MARY bacatmo PATTY
ARANT cornea homo and kh* can
have a data with'him m Satar^flK L^N
HUTCHISON,
ED.
afternoon. Saturday night, Bun.
day afternoon, all day Monday
night with on* of lb* moat
brautifU) girt* at. Stetson. Moat
of lHeir time v u sprat at tbo
Marin* Room la Orlando, . .
EARLINE dumped Into n cute
bey from Leesburg over at the
Coliseum the other night and Urn
they became bettor aegttaktod. . .
NORMA JOHNSON baa gone to
New TortC—were# luck, JUNIOR,
but yon cunt export her to stay
hero uhau she can go to Now
Yatk. . . Why k DORIS SJOBLOM always talking about laat
summer T Could ft to because of
LEE BAUMAN and those speed
boat ridrat . . .
MARGUERITE baa bom aeon
I
a Ml with -COACHI-ECKWITH a4 Rtrtaau, former
of S. II. R. What about It. JUTE7
. . . AL RIGNEY and WALTER
BEAL were aeon tbo otbar night
with HAZEL PRESCOTT ' and
REF(HE ADKINS. . , . MARION
REID of Lain Worth, student at
stetson, baa all the haute of tha
Sanford girl* a flutter, especially
ffisasssT t
sotting would .ho toad
n t supplies a re v
talking to a girl— believe I t or
oietun of. tirien Adams slot ping
through his lunch period. Also
in* of Marguerite Dunran with
th* over present cempart ht her
hand—and aaothei rood on* wa*
Hattie Dayman with tho goal.
So you see you must reallv busr00' Mr la and got some good picture* Rich Myers. YooU i
lient (C uller w rig k t)
hr Monday, Mar. I. At thl* time more about thl* stupei
y , L demand yonr m ono B IA* to. expo** somebody. .1 loeeol -production. So
re n t'o p e n . .
nk that now la as gred a tlm*eye* and
Knmmerrisl X*
f o u n t ( L e w Lang)
i t any to tell Glenn Odhaut that to Th*
tho new skating ria
we know be'* Ih* guilty person night
and had a ’‘boar
who put th* snatch on car snap time. One
•Oer#m-inl#*ii
« K T
of o u r proml
shot contest poster off the buL
M * iU r° ri/, ’Cerain*t,l**i
W a think th a t wo a n ladood
honored a t being able to b a re
with ns today an enaombto from
Mka
A m erira's
Ole*
Club.
T h ty to going to slag something
re ry speclrt fo r you, and It'*
th a first tlmo It has evsw boon
s o .c u n g on th* air. AU right,
i; n
is
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m
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m a s
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4
Sanford la The Only C e n tn J
ld& C ity Affording Ball, H lfk
W
’W a t« Iraiw porU tloo
w W w ep
* & * * * .U Vj .
sANiroat), FUMtm^cj
r'is, m i
■yneutOf $3 Wffl Weather Bureau St
Be Made To* Cotton Slight WarmupJ
Farmers By Agri- Tuesday After £
• Reading Ton^cf
INGTON, M
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»r Ah h M H
F raet
in
tb*
n orth
M
ibT ittwd*Ud PW
NUMBER 1
Move Comes Soon Af
ter Prediction By
Churchill Of tierman Balkan Thrust
A LAKE OF LONG ISLAND
RAINS
'
i
Declaration Of
War Is Possible
British Ships SMiell
Genoa Naval Base;
Much Damage Done
worth Florida, wmi
ho W filh rr R o rtau i
t *>m« i m m war
P*ra1grave b e a te n l
d UA night la <1
t)d be needed la the
enovrfatl a | .
WASHINGTON, Fbh.
ti tl e B*
The A grlcaltare D t p i t a n l u . e rta llc i
W a y It would f a x
fall, a rare event la J m
wae U>ted official!/ a l
M M t_P ___,
cd ru.Hlm lit m a n / d'-lrictu, di*r o .in g traffic.
Oepjh nf « p ir r can 'b a / a t he rod i*,nm the haHdluwmil ••«tci|>" *ign uml 'the moi iom.il car.
fell In central
Virginia mount
LowIncome Groups Celery Crop Is
H-VinhrcTo Ft. To Get Materials Not Damaged By
For
Mattresses
* * 4* / . ............ .
Read
WhUner Gives Sketch
iff About DriSpeer At
VDedtcatftn Of Grove
•L ktitT Thodwi
A# mattr*«« progiam i« u.>w in
• ffe jt
In Seminulr Couniy
It I# Possible fear luvr Irtruntic ruu
la l fltnlljrB ( q citLiin mif}t!uK m i,
Um A nd ticking to m a il d.'ubfe.
J B flln a ita fu. bumi- iix$r, I',
courtly »tm l. ,a |j i^.
‘ William*. a
.
* Ja a f out of m a t U u i a a e f r o m ru i n tn e iv i a i r o i u
•etna, the program mill not in.
M rfaC f With the taiea of lor.I
added.
,
Oro vuadr b r
* tb with inalurlaU
fur.
hy l ha flt.tr Eaten, ton
Senrkv. Ibe AAA and the SurBin. UarktUng AdmlnUtratlon.
In addillan to making Uielr own
m a ttrru (ho applicant* giro one
day’a work l o . vtail other ejipll.
ra n t, on their uiattrea***, Ur.
Dew.on u iii.
nlahed
iC tW -ra ^
id excerpt, rroro
PWJ t l r u U i William*
h i atajr here, gad
J>NtiUhed'aoM hr
MJvtorirml Q uarterly.
, >1'
the young engineer , flrat
* * F1#rtdaJ *ad aoiau of the
Im aawpeaperially th e vivid
aoaw te, « w a W Mm. }(• men.
t i - u a d > M v .ifcry th a t moat a n
t idea, fo r *aje b n a t th a t time
“ l*h. fetatoae be.
English NqveHst,
th e/, who
1MT, evlUeoL
U* diary
t'H A B L S s ro N , a a , r* h . i*
Lytx S-aaCT*. k««-
\ f
4~'
4
All work will be done in a
n v u ie rly designated work ren ter,
vet to Ik- arm tiffed for, under
the .u n en lalo n «f the C ount/
Home U em on.tration Affcnt, Mr*.
R ev. Andrew*. Colton com fort,
era ere lo be land* a . o part
of the aatne program.
A ppliranta era I'm ited to famtIba with an Income under $ 6 0 0
a year, who iltH r t a t lenal half
of that inroma from agricultural
orrupalinn.. F or fainlllee of over
four t>ei— n . the Income limit I*
reived $60 fo r each additional
jrer-on.
T'«i»e e i.h ln r ta partlciiw te
in Ihe o n —rar- mav makn appll.
—tlon v* ihe C an u te A gent* of.
Ik e at Ihe Court HoUae.
City News Briefs
M* l««Atiii!ri r t r H
•ruin th r u s t tlirotiyrlt t h e H al•ttitle tiiln riitin p w ith n p h a s e
»r "uridilor v iiilfjirii” in tho
•var.
The iu |itu rr urn* rvperled alnca
droilff lOidliiiii'Mip. , 1 N n i l t r o o p i '
*ru]
Irpillie. who are
. ble lo p u rrh a.r
“5
Low Temperature
,
*■rt’*tl Rrltnin broke off
(tililoiiinUc irlniioMM with Nnzi-aliiiiiiiint«*«| Itiimiiiiiu today
williin R few hour* after i
•’ r i m e
MniMer
Winston
v'll ill chill liiul fiirernnt u Gor* '
Gladb Section Hard
Hit By Frost Fol
lowing Heavy Rain
icff.iii
Full
enlerniff
N r u tin l
i p » u ln tn l
lluninrila
Ju t ,
J
1i|>l >•in n 111*
q u a rte ra.
« Ini (ill liritain >ooi\
follow tlir ti'cak with a
1
'inglit
ierlnrntion of nur. e.pcc|ally ‘
"No Im ntfdiste damage to San. alnce Ihe iirli Uumnnlun oil f f a l d a ford i celery crup wm noted to. uhtrli mi- ri'm i'lrlrl) m (Jerman
hand, aupplyliiff f u r l, fo r t h e *
dgff following low Uinpcrmlurus Naai
t.u f le itff r', mid* oh B rit.*
uihI h ttv y frost which formed in am wmild roust(iole a loffltlniate
Ih li sw llw i U al fright The *mev. i.rv u l i»r Uiiltati h o m b i u i r p t a i t a a * v , ^
Miivoitlnl*, Htffh (\nhm am l tv-.
^
turjr slink lo 31 on ti e a « d side
am) uim alightly hlgh#r hi Ihe ported 7J prr.onn killed and 21® ,
wniilidrd unit "rnm m iiii. dnmaffe" (
coldest spots on the cast ehh in fliri.d by n p iv y ifiil .quariron
I rv d alone is not enough to d<» of Hi it rah w*r»lii|>- wliiih boldly
Italian
frrltHI* dnmn^e io‘ the r d r l J , II .tin nnil into nniihcrn
t'lineiHl w ater, nnd mined 300
t \ a j . rspU tnad.
I
i
ii
>
of
.hell*
into
llu'
navnl
baau
In Ho .rianfurd s i r s , iirnily
all llu* ) r « r j Cfl»D' has hem of Crnna.
Itnlinn. a."i-rt>'<! tlie u .^ u l t
set unit hut in ' t h r inuekluiuh
of fKl-edti, t i c crop is .dill hemp f,,,i,.,l to hit m llitarv oldeetlvea,
lint (he Hrlti.li Admlrnlly 1l»ted
planted for Spring cuttings
w?r**
l ulling of the crop in the Nan. In n r planla, f a r tn r ic .
fold aien will tie slowed some, lioiiM.. oil InoV. dnek. no t
,,,
„
fuoonir
tb
tie
«
e
(.
il.m
nreit.
whul hy the coklt it wu*t *«lHled4
O’.ri't m ean.
and thr yield will he »«do ed l •H„. \ ’n*t ili-H
r.-x o -o ••'.n .a
a e rrta ln e l ten t IpecaiiM til tin ! ,t„ |, m oerted
000
t K robl.vlk,
nrcessity for stripping damaged „ p ..d I,*f
11rDi*I» HrvM !r#lan<1,
•talks
11 «*■11«*«•**•
'
I#ettyee, hen ns, em irtile n f!•11
o l b i r tender
im p .,
................f i . . * i j
T h n n * r« T F lO flC
whteh have not ln-«*n ^iiih« ie>l I * * / l * I * * ^ ***
_
l e t , were also dimwit t d l*>
,W l m
■ru>l
|
*
ttlnep Who
In Hip Itlndi-J
M i l ...............
AlipreetulloP
O .y a »uc*
Hnutb Klnrid.., trap.' «<>• I*.<*1 i„||,Vd in.kc Fu>m<l<
hit t>) h lititry ruin Sititirdit>
wnk eaprv..i-d tiel»y by tho
tho
night fotluwed
hy
Im f
I hi • -din llnrri.nn Chapter of tho
iiioi ntng, Frank Wutheti hI llu I lam' blot* of the A inerieun Il»American F r u it Grower* kind
V lnli'11, whidl *11011.0red the otw
An t i i i m s U d two arut » hull r iv .o re of the .vent
inches of foln
fell
mi I In
II *- i bniilrr ealcndrd it. thank*
F«hi i oast and from one an«l u In |fw l ily of Sunford anil to tho
half to two inchfi in the l^iki t lly CuriimlMioii. Janie* M ough.
UkmJitfbee area, Mr
Will hen | Mi^ auperinti nd* nt of parka* and
Helped Saturday
said Tlie dniiiagu there shouhl hi" ussiitant, Sidney HiChafd* to
$ help Ilie general situation in tills John Hove, f«»r his "ro-operitloil
| ret'tion htHiiivH' of the reiliietioii imd xplehilM work 4,n Die m i Hit l*(
J in thi lutal rrop.
it I'h .n '. I*r. K. It. llrowmaa,
I
J' mimiIu . it ally*, f a r m e r .
make t'liurle* Wliitner, I'r ot. A. J.
I llu-lr
bikgi'tt n ( u r n . in
lltr llu n n .. tlie Ft. Mellon ( ha pte r o* /
of tno.1
rrop d l . u . i e r . tho S oil oinl Dnuuhtera of tha
T h r 8 m M 1T o u r i i l Club wilt 1 y e a r ,
lender t c g e U b l c .
.m l T e rrito ry of
Florida. ■«<*
Hold Hi rtg u la r M i m a inerting ulirii
ur | other o r g a n lm tlo n . and ImllvUa l ibe R e rm lio * KUU iaulght at truck are killed by f r o . t
he.vy lain* and so lrry I* In | u«l» '-ho a ii l .t c d .
8 :00 uVlurki * •*■‘ s— 1
l-ig demand* alnca it i* b u tle r!
able to with* land w eather e l - i
Court Will Not Halt
Reinstatement Order
trriiiiJ.
Local Plane Builders
Place In Tampa Meet
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10—Wfl—
The fluprame Court refnaed today
lo Interfax* with a la b o r Board
i rder dlractlnir the Ford « o t« r
Company to rvinalate a ffroup.of
amployea with hark ju y and cagaa .
aliened ln tcrfriem e wltli ti» raU
lertivr targalninif right a t UM
workman.
The rourt al*o ruled tha right
of freedom of *pcerh and »**•*»•
bly waa violated by • vourt in
junction
raatrainlng
peacafni
plcketliiff by an Ittinola labor or.
ra n iia tio n of a bualneaa in which
th a n waa “no immediata ,aat»
Ctoyer^rophiyra dlaputa"
. y '■
E ight o f Lho 30 count)*#
Teas* Panhandle I
in a s 1raff (4
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�Sanford la The
Florida City Afford!
And Water Ti
SANFORD,
FEBRUARY 7.
Member Aaaoelated Press
IIU
A ttack In Storm
>WER DIVE
British Craft
DemonstratRonte Dis-
Navy Flyer Says Am. erican . Air Fore*
•' Is Being S t r i p p e d
For AidJPo Britain
In * In V i c i n i t y
WASHINGTON, Fah. 7 - i J
(AP)— Associate Director BldMjr Hillman »f Ik* Office «t - <
IaShown
D i s c r e d i t Monde
around tba Unitad SUUa
today to ward off
»B student demonbut 5 a demonatraanded before reachpart of town.
T patrol* remained
■idipity of the Emrm r-U a
t i n t abow
SCENE OF FATAL NEW HAVEN FIRE
.
Sweep Of Victorious
Army Continues 40G
Miles In 61 Days;
Italians Surrender
R.A.F. Reports
Overnight Raids
■Washington. r*b. 7 —bH
— lf ijo r Al William*, former
Navy rpccJ flyer, d cell rod today
th# United State* armed (on**
b a n no single w ater fighting
piano that can "hold a candle"
la Brit h h or German puroull
ships clashing over England today*
Opposing the Adrnmistrstioai’a
laaaaJend bill before the Son.
ate Foreign Affaire Committee,
William.
______ asserted the nat
<tr force* are bning “atrip]
of plane* needed for the a*«
training of military f
f-alast pursuit p a n e , altar ore wing iMppod off, piunging Occnd ary
bccauic aurh ahlps are
bat
Lieutenant' Sherman E . l h b r y . of Ben Diego, Cju., to his death turned over to Great Britain.
a lK e rth p o t • L. I. Ilo mu! five other Tier* had trken off from
II* laid hr did not boll*
U la d i^ h 1 W l 1 1
* # _1,|. - n i .< *
Britain rould wln the war.
, A policy of “no more conn
alone" on the hill *aa agreed
br Afa* House Democratic iondi
•km nhnrlly before the fight W
over and amendment* w ar* . I
turned on the Hnuae floor.
Investigator* search through the - eh u rtil
i'iarhir ir;’ la bci laved' to have atuiled the fire.
President Roosevelt dlaclo*
ruin* if t i e New Haven Quilt and Pad.Com
The <.eail wore trapped In the picking room.
today that plana had been I
pany In New Haven, Conn., where early ro|»ort*
( i.tn i'a iissletants aro ahoul ,o trm o ir cne
drrtakrn to hulld un a ronorci
■I ill' tn>.| r*. The plunl « u v >iking or a
ivvraled ti.at II men were burned to death and
of public work. pm|*eta to ta
llirre other employe* Injured. A spark from
l! I-lini,i bn«ia on defense orders.
up the alack of defense cm pit
ment afler the war.
Me aald Iheac project* woi
consist chiefly of the tvp* tl
would provide some kind a f I
w i l l e d sees king george
turn o, rapltal to the m m
V
ment. and would Include high*
construct! nn. hoipltala, alrpor
fe h . T ^ M V r
Legislative problem*
ronfroatand houalng.
a
Waygrand, n .
Uir Florida cllieaThe
Wertdiscussed
House
rewaUd an unm!
' - of artnle* In
of the City takably .liable majority for t
Itjr Hall yra- lend.lea*e method., of helpll
K. P. Owen, Britain yeatarday hy bphting ol
»rlda te a m * In almnat boisterously good-hOv
mored session, :*U affofta— **v*f
•one—M reatrtat the ptArt-nrwVVB
the- pending bill would yield te
President Roosevelt.
Acting quickly on amai.dmrul
mplntaln* ,i
after amendment, with no atIrmpt* at delay apparent from
Jacksonville,
any quarer,
tho House advanced ment
on bills Introducer
t . the Ira. the mraaurc a t atich a rale tln.l
feet th e n . ,
iU' tD Tal the Administration leadership was ]on- „
If an Imported
,|
i'* . Of the highly confidant oi final action kt
for* the . .Leg lala I I Uta
league tonight, leaving tho neat * t r p 'p a rb Si
■ informed
telegraphs c ity ,«
la I#,
through.
I y_ j; p,
’might
af- to the Be nat*.
M T. oplnlim
With a striking absence nf| Fournier
litter and out tha elate fu
I these opln. snapping tam pan and thr shout- l|)0 ^ ,n
■I .retain <°a*. are praaanl
to .the law. ed repartee usual to th* run. jj, , j )au
an offer makers, Mr, .Sept
slrurllon of a bill at auch Ini-1 g«voluti<i
marshal
Purchase
of
a
Especli
a premier (he HMD edltloa <W f W iN set of portance, tho House quickly ano
f'th
a
Dictionary
proved ameqdmonta proposed b> ! r|cj, Rn,|
raMff* U r a l lo Id - former
of American BllOgraph, for Ibe Foreign Affair* CrmmlUee Item ' aoetlou (
i'-proposed eompro- Sanford Library1 W a y authorised ocrata to Increase eupnrxt fm [, (hr >
b* th* CommCi...
Mr. Kayrr
. woald aurrenuer lo •nkL
They would:
dealing
sat, kmuerj *ndRevised IheBetmeaaurc.
a two-year limit upon the' Houm[l|a
ibiot control or tho rrrry Tha
lo yaara, vaeor la tnc lives period in which Prcaldenl Rouaeromsiolng anly a«
0 bl
13,033 prominent American v*lt could contract to manufac-1
o f wtata, and Laval of
Wendell L Wlllkle, lic it) la allow
men and wonsOo:. ■
turo arm* for th* Brltlah, and a ot thf p
having tea with tho K'ni; unit Quern
flva-y*ar limit upon th* delivery gon, a „j
look plica after WillUr'e 1 cl urn from
jmff ’ In many
of war llama called for In thr ,„ ry
MI '■i*l i t da Vnlcis. 1 lie v 1*11 with Ih
9 would reject
contract*.
' Thoms
Wlllkle'a whirlwind tour of Knglaml
!hpt.In Urn end
Require th a t President Rootr
velt consult ta# chief officer, of
—
I I* obtaining
minister which
the Army and Navy before send.
,
.B ' Soalar, golfing author!.
Japanese Attempt To
Settle Dispute Be*
tween France, Siam 3
Commission Hears
Jacksonville Men
Oil Cities’ L aw s
Threat Legislatidu A f f e c t ing Towns DiscusA f r i c a -Bed B y_ Of fi c la ls
Hanna To Tell
Of Ft. Mellon
A t Dedication
■
i
:
Sketch; Ti
►GLvma By. Whitncr,
t Pioneer R e s i d e n t
A s 1**
lUaa of |h*
; Infantry.
Keeler Is Misquoted
* In Story In. Herald
[ b m C 8 T a llin 11
._ o ,
rS fh S t!
Seat quitting Ilradfoid Byrd a t Utcir home on
o Africa I* Golden i Lak* yeatarday war mla.
it argument
ta
hrikiaTabout him
d r In racant in The Bonford Uarpld yeatarday,
Garman crL
th at be will . .. P 1' crtlefa rapottod that Mr*.
M dar a *ln- Mltchan aakad Air.,. K M cr to
ijngta naval,
the Atlanta
to any da.
ird agplalnod
> M b o r It!I Journal, but )
that
whan
Mr.
a t aald Ibis,
Iffaw waa.1 __t __
o 'Mama' or
i. Easier to
aatan) whan
It a copy to
Last Speech Sunday
no now pearara to Ui* President
to h**Un American naval vessel*
to convoying ahlps to balligerenl
Mlaa Elisabeth Harkay will
porta.
mak* hrr last talk befota she re
turn* la Seattle a t th* Bunday
Morning services a t the Halvatlon Army Citadel on Second
8 tract, between Magnolia and
matto Avenues, Copt. R. E.
• aald today.
"8ha haa been rlolng splendid
work In th* atatn of Washington
for Uia past year, General avanr i t e * vtaltor In gaUatic work, young peoples cam>
t days stopping ■nlgna and radio program* has#
H oul. While brought her aa many aa halfM being shown i n a n angagamanU • day," Capt.
Uta* a t Intereat ■*** said In pralaa and added,
by VolU WU- "8ha Is alway* abla to InUrrat
New York Hotel Man
Is Ebnford Visitor
I hotel b mines a
■ah, Mr. WalL
i always ragrwt.
lot Ms sad hoped
able te return
O la added that
K
Ue Solicitors
Reported By Fagg
Marines Eat Sanford Celery, Letter
From Maxwell At Guantanamo Says
Marine. | | Gusnlanarni
•hieh 1. a United Htatca nava
baao in Cuba eat Banford (alary
i **.' 1rr,,«,«l*'l In * letter re
ee ved here from Richard Mas.
wH, Jr . ,„n of >lr. and Mri R
C. Maxwell at thi, c|ty.In l.la Mttar to Thr Herald
Mr Maswoll w rites;
“ W* war* unloading a
provtriona a faw days ag
out a few mils* and the cargo
nets war# swinging over the
aide and depositing tbs various
Badminton Players
• Asked To Practice
Twenty ladlaa attended the
WAHHINGTON. Fab. 7 - M l
IT S ei“ »
■* th# H('creation — The Maritime Commission an
llall rh u n d ay morning to com- nounced yesterday It had con
oS*aa,.“d ts r o .t© :
E&S
5^5
E5}
Sixty Planes Land
For New P ropellers
•A S T ST. LOUIS, IU, Fab. 7
tracted with tha North Carolina
Hhiphulhling Company for con — MT— Sixty army training
struction of a new shipyard at plants a t Farka Air Collaws warn
Wilmington, N. C , at a coat of
*S.M0,G00.
Th* commission also announced
It had contracted with th* Ala
bama Dry dock ' and Shipbuilding
Company, Mobili, Ala., for con
struct! )n of four additional ways
at its yard at a coot o f 1 1A l t 600, Th# MobUa company also
will partlalpaU in th* comm la.
ilon's construction program.
PATMBHTi DEBATED
flMMM 1Bb h W b l M H t AL I Mail*~FUl
ftoea
lta« S
LlT.C Im aM
bH •* a t n i f j
WAHHINGTON, Feb. 7 —OH
—President Roosevelt gav* quick
approval yesterday lo a bill ap
propriating
|:ii3.o00,ooo
for
ronatruction of JOO new cargo
shlpa.
Congressional action was com
pleted only Wednesday.
Th* new *hlp* will coat an
aggrrgale of 13(10,000,000, but
f 36,300,000 already haa been al
located from a special fund fay
the Treeldenl to start work on
new facilities foi building th*
ships.
A- finally psateu. Ih* bill also
would glvo the Maritime Commlsri(.„ I6S.OOO.OOO of additional
contract authority to carry on Us
regular ahlpbulldlng program.
item* on barges.
“I looked up our lime ami
limnrillately recognised the udery
c ra lo (what Banford buy w.iuMBadminton players ar* aakad
n'l?) and Imagine my aurpr'ti I to prattle* Monday night In pre
when it awung l o r n ami I >*v paration for Intra-city matches ta
'Chase and Co., Banford Fla.' be sechadulad In the nsar future,
Huy! What a feeling— kind uf MU* Eleanor Morrison of th*
IlkV a letter from home.
"'Must of the fellows k.’riv I Recreation Department reported
»s» from Hanford,1' the young today.
Da Land, Daytona Baaeh, Or
marine wrote, “and so I » n on
and other cities are hatag
thr stago for a while l*. V lando
considered
far matches to atari
| them shout Han fold and ralrrr."
In tha nsar future, aha added.
Practice for th* Warn will ha
held a t th* Olty Hall Court*.
20 Ladks Attend
Khipyard Will Be
New Gym Classes
Built In Carolina
tan bay# bacn raportad aoUelU
aubarlptlona'lor Ih* Child,
i B o a a BocUty a f Florida
Roosevelt Quickly
Approves Ship Bill
ATLANTA, Fab. 7-4AV-OaorF ib. 7— (Bp*, gla lagtalataru Thursday aoaewral by PraaL raged SO carymttera te demand
I WFA projact th* rlsh M o work m construction
pay In a BBOtaTuatlea fa* te pa
American Ftdaratiap ■ ad Lab**
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City Conrntb-
r
m
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s
a
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r rp o rla d w
niter* didn't spend -ibetr Um
SB 2 C K K ^ S S S
g a y - g r a . ’r a s s
waiting on
w ouldn’t h av e an y th in g ; to d a
•• Madiide Chlaitc ta u h * t/it lf <
Of China's ganerallwlmih hac jsa:
i b a t winter then any city IU s it e la ;uatl*
end they ihd a very; good toJthWss. 90 Mat
>oJy and Ills brother decided to put ,up •
; least a Hock of new houses.
aonw of them havo not rented, There’Is
9, bovever, th at th ere'are ha many tourist*
winter aa ever beforb and perhaps more.
raaUy odvettMag for la • new a m of tow-
RECAP that
Smooth TIRE
n t w i ’S ead
rportg from Ovhffdo indicate th a t the betels there
ting an oaesllent season and that there are as many
more paupfe there than ever before. Sarasota, Bra, Fort H / m and Palm Beach also are reported to
has l a t h a ta U r m of e n w r o *
aM M
Not Entirely Unprepared
If war rones to the New World, enemy bombing
planes will find cu r country not enthcly unprepared though
we are by eat are parhap* almost aa padfiav a nation aa
tbe Chiasae. While ro t devoting our energies in recent
y e a n to warlike efforts, we h are nevertheless so planned
raora, too, can he IM* meana of
finding out whether » pu«b It
enough to sta rt Mtuaelial flying
down the chasm of obltelon. And
if that happened, •eoldH’f the
monarrlij rise again with pro.
British iym pa Uu**—with the Help
ef the Italian arm y t
Rnssla la only toe happy to aa*
>r factory Is tougher the Italian end of the Axis faring
Junior’s tricycle op badly. Stalin has hla own doaigna
Instance, the latest «n the Bolkaa Mates, Juit as had
the esara. Aa long as Italy ro.
Writer Declares'
Riot Reports lit
Mjm5'8T*V»*80N
U l»l9i unlike older European cent
com*___
era of popu'
ntirely modern and indeatnietibla by
entwdy of stssl and '.cinforeed co n crete__ _
up almost aa wall under a ralA of exploatvs
atoca of London are low, buQt of atone, mostly
l. When bit squarely they collapse. One befnb
TO.
•* *K*n»toi •
m e riW
n w
E d l a f t u w t a h r t , cSpeeto U he
twtrttog her a lia f'*w o and her
gay MjtemM ow heoth American
i U ( n . M e asd he? partner, Poe*
ter PftaJSImmOM, are scheduled
for a three.inonUi tour to Buenos
Alrea, t i e de Janeiro. M®"**ridee end surrounding eltia*. They
will dance under the d im tto a ori
Oeorye Dalrymple, e member of,
the Hub-CoramitUc an Muaic.
Management end Ceneert Inter*'
chance with LaUIn America (an
udrleory g ro u p e f the ***** De
partment's division of cultnral
Nlettona).
Mias Wlaalow and P ltaJIm .
moat, now on tour In Uto mid.
t e a s TO
d im
Oh,Oht 'S WrongWay!
ADVmriSINQ
g r iM Q j|e flood. A n r i ci
ro a r a a a n t
in
nsh
WINES—LIQUORS—GINS
FREE DELIVERY—PHONE S80‘ f t
Bill’s Package Store
m a g ^ while only the top floor* have been
ow of a riot U atlher city
lo ld a for Inatanee, there u p efc*
itrad for tb*. popular# lo Hide, in
itubesn built in Londonatoce the
ive much wider pbtforma on eeeh
wo thousand persona could take
Eft'1
ly on the same pretest
.paed whau be.mean
'Mined, and it
for the huabai
builneas oceaa
ffitiy . a r (he i
v x .T ra il
o£irl
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C » C W elsh
^ t t e .wieV lM tp p o ars that, Florida la doing right
its wntvur la spite of the war In Europe, the unceri la tut* country and the intensified de feme pro*
There to no convincing evidence th at the tourist
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�SANTORD
British Plead For .
Aid Bill's Passage
la Discussed In
Illustrated Book
(Social Calendar
Mr. and Mra. T. W. Culby of
Chicago ha to arrived In Sanford
to apend th# winter.
Frlonds of lira. Harry Wooka
will regret to learn of her lllaOM
In th* Karnald-Lunghlon HoaplUL
BendteauforUMtaht Chib will
.meet a t ItOO P. M- a t th* home
of Mra. Harry M. Pioworth.
AiMricaa Legion Auxiliary will
ija a tl a t TM P. M. a t Hi* Legion
Th* Junior Auxiliary ha* been
Invited to meet with the Senior
Auxiliary and receive their p in t
Member* are requested to bring
u s r
article for a grocer/1
' There vrfll be a call meeting of
the .Bailie Harrison Chapter of
th* Daughter* of the American
RevotuUoa at SdM P, M. at the
m m a f Mra. p . J. Lehman, 818
P alm etto, Avenue. All member*
a n urged to attend aa knatter* of
Import*Ml are to be discussed,
i . SATURDAY
Annual Sanford Pounder* Day
program vtU h* b*tfd a t 1:00 P.
i f . at Baser Grove Park op
Nineteenth Street and Melloavilla Avrtjud, Th* program will
he f un ta d dl y a tea given by tbs
Daughter* of th#_A»»rlr»n Ravelution a t th* Wonmu’s Club
general chairman, aaalatod by
Mia. H. H. Coleman. Other* aa- _ Mra. Clyd# Bytd of Daytona
dating will be the chapter dL Banch, lira. A nhui Branan and
A rthur Branan, J r , are tp*udrector of SL Catharine'! Chapter)
Hr*. H. J. Brsm, director of Bi.
Joseph's Chapter; Mrs. Amelia
Mrs. C. J. Hat risen haa !*•
Nobte, director of S t
Mark'a
Chapters Mra. W. C. Hutchison, turned from Atlanta, Q a, where
spent sever*, oays w|lh* bar
director of 8L Agnes' Chapter; aba
Mrs, John M*l*ch, J r , ill rector brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
of B t Ann's Chapter; and Mrs. Mra. T. C. Rowland.
U. Hlnarlk, director of S t
Thoraaa's Chapter.
Other ermmlttcca will be an
nounced a t a later date, Thoao
wishing to make reservations for
the party may do »o ly tel*,
phoning Mr*. / . L. Ingley, 178.
For tboa* who da not car*
to play bridge there will to other
game* Mad eight prise* will be
Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Butter of
awarded, It waa announced by Austin. Texas, Mrs. Bertha Ter
those in charge of arrangements. rell of San Antonio, Texas, Mr*.
Wayd* Owen* and son, Bit'y and
chairman, will meet at th* home Mr.^Xnd Mr*. Jo* Owen* end rod
of Mr*. W. A. Leavitt 2408
UI* have returned tp
Orange Avenue, with Mrs. E.
itlv* homes aftor eU
Compton aa eo-hosteas.
funcral of Mr*. Jdells
Circle Three, Mra. Georg* El Woodcock.
>
liot, chairman, will meet at the w
horn* of Mia* Mai Magill, SOT
Magnolia Avenue.
Circle Four. Mr*. R. J. Holly,
chalnnan^wilf meet at th* bom*
of Mr*. W. L. Roche, Richmond
Avenue, with Mr*. Boyce Bell,
Dinner Bridge Is
LONDON, Krb* 7. -OFl — A
plea rame from
the
British
Parliament Thurs«lay for prompt
passage of
Prmlilent
RooaeVflt a lend.lease hill, oa It warn
revrnlhl the war is costing Bri
tain more than $42,000,000 u day
and new iippropriations lota ling
$0,400,000,000 were voted.
Pethwirk ljiwrer.ee. former fl.
nahcifil secretary of the treasury*
told the lloijM* of ('nmnions the
Unlltsl
Sinti a
cash-and-carry
iiririeiple had Iw n a drain nti
Irltnin's reaniireeH hut that pas.
aagf of the h-nd-leiioe lull wovild
pm vhie telief, tit nny ‘into for
a time
I EVANCUMK C A rim tt
« * * • * n> -a*
iff
iPC UlIKU
J ,S-7»'»
U ) —Of Interest to women m r y .
wh*r* La a n«w book on ftowwr
arranging by lira. La ora (jW
Burroughs whoa* 1SM0 vohtm* an
thla auoject pro rad to bo a “boot
tetter", reaching a total diatribotlon of ono and a half mtQlaa
topi**.
-’-ft
Th* m w book i* entitled "Flow,
or Arranging, A Fascinating
Hobby" Vol. !, and Ita aubjart
la praeiaely what Ita tltla IndL
eat**. In a gay and chatty atyla,
profuaely Illustrated with i t full*
color illuitratlona, many of thorn
hobby which la claiming th* ato
tent Ion of an era r-increasing
number of women.
The aubjert matter of the book
range* from htimblo aunflowara
and morning gloriea to n r * exotic
bloom*. It* practical application
cover* th* cottage, th* apartment,
and the manalon. Explanatory terjt
by Hr*. Burroughs and diagram,
matte sketch** accompany th*
col^r Illuitratlona of h«f floWWV
arrangements In order to t*U and
•how Juat how each o m waa mad*.
O ffkcta of th* nesrly.org*,.lied Railroad
Richard ion
Wright,
edltor-ln.
ehtef of "House and Oardan", haa i Evangelistic Aaeoclath ii pause on the final
written the Introduction.
■t.., t.f ihvlr tonferan.e Jan. Sfl, for a group
'■Uk# Ita 1040 predecessor, Vol.
|... Hire. It was decided at the meeting, held
urn# I of “Flower Arranging, A
l l!.e City 11*11, to .take HanD'ii- hosdq'isrtFascinating Hobby" Is being dia.
ii* ( r the association. Left tb right In tbiIrlbuted hy the Coca-Cola Com
■Iwiv* picture are, i'nnl row: b R. Shew.
pany, Atlanta, Go., and copie*
may be obtained by sending IQ
tri‘«pi^ier Ft, Wayne Ir.d.j L. LI llurkey, tdi
cents In stamp* or coin lo them.
•or of ter Its tiros,I Evangelist, Sanford; A
It "lock" Brothers, president, llsm lrt, N. *' .
I tm n Spats, secretary, Chicago, III.; lun k
Studentfl In Italy
Have Demonstration
W h e e l e r 's P l n n c
S tii l e n i e n t I s 1 IU
WASHINGTON, F.b. 7 —M l __
Secretary StiuiMin Mini yfih-niiy
thul Scnntm Wheeler, llenir emt,
UoniniM, wus guilty of making
M«n uefiiir Hln|r:neiil" in charg
ing that the Army hml no war
planes f-nrnpletely model nixed and
ready ini iumii.il
row, J T Sigvertaen. first vice (iv lilcn l. St.
I’nnl. 'liiy^;
S. Hensley, sec,in I \ ire prrsi•••-!■I. rhiesgn, III.; W. K. K i-h ci, muslrsl
in.-, .in, Jnlirt, III.; Mis* Eln.il i-th llarkey,
i •1 1 . - 1... ii.i njt .rc re tsri. Seattle. Wn-li , Mis
Lulu i
It Shaffer, fourth vice |irr*idrnt,
I 11-In.' v Ii In ; Jose,ir T l.n. ..ui. field mi.
i . i ini. ml. it. Minneapolis, Minn, !
Mcl.nmli,
...... I
|ue*idrnt, Ssvuniiuli, i.., . Edwiird
I’ r> 1 1 \ . loiirmsn u the *nl
i, «.inocil.
.loll, t. III
ROME, F.b. 7.—OP)—Sever*]
R e s o lu tio n P r a is in g
hundred s t u d e n t * ,
shouting
“down with democracy I'' and cry
.W lU k ie I s D e f e a t e d
ing vivas for Mutaollnl, Hitler
and Italy’s king marched today
INDIANAPOLIS. 1,1, 7
<A*i
from the tomb or th* talllan un
—
Indians S . I , 1<|,. u , | t i,i,iI, Jin*
known soldier through Rome's
voted n* a unit j vMi'nlti) an.i ,In
principal
streets
toward the
fested a Iivnii.i'rnl
, .1
it • -<l■**S Trass. rsa» llsr.I
American Embassy, but tumod yrsr-n
resolution
prsisiiiy U ,-1111,11 Will,
it
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Into a aide street without pass
kle, (L O. P |,M-*iili-ntinl nouiui.
A Speer. Jr.. 700 Psrk Aienue. e#
ing the embassy itself.
In l 04O.'"f..i i t - i m t i i . u i , h i i ,|
Hanna To Tell
Of Ft. Mellon
A t Dedication
eaCB*lTVlve, Mr*. II. B. Lewis,
chairman, mill meet at the homa
of Mr*. II. J . Lehman, 018 Fatmatte Aranu#,- with Mr*. B. A.
Mataen co-hottesa.
Citcla Six. Mr*. Francla MerlWill unveil th* marker at the non-paitisan
^m ther," chairman, will meet at
............ .
i. In,
glove Thomas la » xreat-greal country In tern- I ,'i. nl u. .1 '
th* b u rn t-a f- Mr*. Walter ii. bridge ncores were added and
nlfb oHta* awarded to Mrs. A,
Democrats In
nuiu v >t, >i in
grand*nu of Dr. Algernon Speer.
W. Tcnrna and G. D. Bishop. Mrs.
^ 0Cecllten Mu.teAVa u b will meat
I 11, r■■
- Charles Whttner, pioneer resi favor of the .................
W. A. Loffler and A. W. Towns
a t B ill' P. M. #t th* Pane'
dent of Sanford will give * was no .................
were itc*pients <f the acreeno
Mtthaoa Btndto*.!80S Myrtle
sketch of Dr. Algernon Speer,
prises.
boa.'.‘
'
who planted the grove In 1R4S
Mr*. Coleman was **slst*d In
v
r MOICDAT
after he had moved here with
MTvIng by Mrs. It. R. Deaa and
terlan
bi< family from Georgia Tree*
Mra. Mary Homir.eI,
from Ihe grove, known then **
Tboa* present a era; Mr. and
M fellow#I• *'
'
one of Ihe finest In the state,
Mra,
U.
A.
Newman,
Mf.
and
C ltda • n P i Mra, L> F.
grr still standing and bearing
Mra. D. L Thrather, llr . and
fruit.
Mra* W* A. Lafflee Mr. and Mra.
Drscsndents of Dr. Speer who
0 . D. Blahop, Mr. and Mr*. W.
live in Sanford will be Introduced near tern »i-iidink
X* Kfarehhoff. Mr. and Mra. J. U
BEACH. F*b. 7 —UP) iv Mr Whllner following his In the nortim. i
Infflajg Mr. R K. Dana, Mra. — MIAMI
| parts of Now I
Dr. Federico Larendo B n , m y
Bad la Brouaa, and Mrs* Dairy former eras Ident of Cuba, preMrs Abbot l/iw Dow of Winter England
LewU.
'h at deposed Cu- Bark, daughter of General Hen. Thr New J.rs.
■
1__ ___
tma ofTIriats seeking refuge her# V s Sanford, Tor Whom this exp-vied. TempcTown* and Dr. and
would get together with Preal- clly Is named, ami Mrs T C. to 4 below acre -it
f ta k ^ v a m i a t Y M
CtecI* Four will m**t a t the Caswell of Orl*n4
dent Pulgenclo Batista and re. Maguire of Plant City, slate
----------torn to the Island republic.
hem* o f Mr*. Lula . Miller, t i l
BlfnrBDAV
regent of the Daughters of the
Waal F irst Street, with Mr*. V.
"Everything happen* in poll, American
Krrnlullon, nlid I>r. k
tics," Laredo Bru said. “ Every Mai?
J , V lir’..,eo' ho*t*u ’ at 8tS0.
Stoop
of
I jounoro
!j
Circle Five will m att a t the
thing is always fixed un There School. <'roasonore. N. < will be
la no love or hat* In politic* and guest* ultin- dedication, which
Mr*. Annie MeHwather.
;
>v.
sooner or later they all will get will begin
Av« * a with,Mra. Mc
orlw k. Thr
Whorter, coteosteu,- at 3:80.
together."
three g o e,t. Will lie Introduced b)
. Clrtl* Six will meet a t th*
the Kellie llnrri»on Chapter ol f
1 = "
Horn* of lira. R. N, Nlpp*r, 80S
CARD OF THANKS
lb* D. A
which la apotranr.
Magnolia Avanu* with Mr*. J. J.
ing Ihe rvrnt with the Ft. Mcl,
« g Mm
W**t, co-hoattaa, a t ItSO
I Wish to tok* thla means nf ion Chapler of (hi Bom and ■
O f - M
All members bav* bam asked
expressing my ameers apprecia Daughter* of the Territory of ■ M W M m
to bring a grocery antel* to -th* by th* group aiad tbs Lord’s tion to the tunny friends
for
m . wJ ¥ V ‘
clrcl* meetings for a pantry Prayer in unison. Group Three their klndn***** during the loe* Florida.
E. D Brownlee, minister
ahowar for the stutont bout* *t waa hostess for MtO meeting.
of my b*lov*d wife Nora Inea. of"Dr.
th* l*r**hylrrlaii Church, will
Stetson University.
Th* devotional was given by Also I wish especially to (hank
South side Baptist Church Mia- Mrs. Joder Cameron who chose th* Tourist Club, Rev. II. A give the invocation at th* begin,
nlng nf the dedication, and May
as her aublect, "Tithing." Mra. Matien and th* Spanish Ameri or W. (’• IHII will extend greetB. R. Bant, prasldeat, presid can War Vetarane and Ausiliary inga from the t ’ily of Hanford.
c J rd . On. m**U with Mr*. J. ed over th* huatnaa* aosalon. and
Leonard M. Illmes
The Inscription will read aa fol.
railed lo r Ute various ropoita of
1Iowa l
th* officon.
“Speer Grove Park, orange
Circle Tw* moats with Mra. E.
Several IntoratUng games were
L. Davis, I l i a La oral Avenue.
Mr. and Mr*. O. n , Flvnt nf I grove planted in 184S by Dr.
played during th* social hour,
Algernon
Speer. Erected by th*
TUESDAY
t after which rafraahmenU ware Geneva announe* th* birth of a City of Hanford,
th* Bailie Har
Th* Fidelia Clae* of th* Ftrat served to the folipwiagf
daughter, Mary Jan*, «n Thurs
rison Chapter of th* Daughters
Baptist Church will bar* Its reg
Mra. J . B. Pakf, Mr*. O C day, Fob. 8, a t th* Femald. of
th* American Ravolotlon, th*
ular meeting a t th* bom* of Mra. Glhbs, Mra. 0 . fl. Bolrnsn, Mr*. Laughton Mmanrial itoaplUI.
Ft. Mallon Chapter of th* Bon*
*. H. Engl lab, t i l W att Fifteenth I lab H*0, Mra. B. R. B**k, Mra.
and Daughter* of th* Tirritory
fltraot, In th* fo n a-o f a covered Frad Harris an,
of Florida, and fl. 0 . Chat*,
dish aupptr a t TtOO P. M.
Joy, M n. J 7 t .
Rattlvanaks 'P atro l of Troop
Bollr Mr*. Fl
Following th* dedication of tha
Fhra, Bov Boouta, will sponsor a
Joder Canaan
flat Church win
subscription bridge tonight at park, a lea will b* given by tha
Jarvis, Mrs. S.
m x Bt T:M P. I
8:00 o'clock a t tha Elka Club II. A. R. In co-oixraUen with tha
W o m a n '•
C lu b
a t th *
be, Mra. L. H.
Th* pohlte la tnvitod to attend
A. Caste. Mr*. }
Club. Mra. Roumlllat said. Th*
Mra. L L. B a n
pohlte
la
invltnl
to
attend
tha
Mora titan • • n*r*ent of th*
WKDM!
sulfur prod***d In th* United cOramonle* at the park at Nina,
Boar) m**tli
ftUte* I* obtained In alf ope ra teonth Street and Mallonvilte
Garden Club tril
tions—a**
In
Louisiana and
hom* nf Mra. J.
five to T a n a . ,
Court a t lOrO* A. M.
.:.
.
m
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rO R TH E
BEST
IN
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W O R K M A N S H IP A N D
M A T E R IA L S C O M E T O
Patch-Up Of Cuban
Fuss is Predicted
'*1 think l can assure that any
planes the Dniteu Slates sends
into eo'uhat will ha\e leak-proof
lank'*/' Stimson Iold rr porters.
sen, w ,* ivgi.if,vd oi Succnsulw
ns.
In lit NcwHik -tics ti'iu|u*is.
tuie* r.,tiss«'.l frnu. ti high of .'th
degree, t.< k In* i.f 17 in ii 21hour pci unt, mill min or -nuu
forces,' fm Thin "lily iiigHl
11 R a i l w a y G r o u p s
T « V o le O n S t r i k e
WASHINGTON. Frl» 7
(fV>
Thi’ir lU’inntnU f • • vurnliniH with
imy ri'Jryh il, 11 uiuliml rtiItw ny
Ijilm roritnniTiil h fit, \ **|irr**rlittnp
aIn’ii t 750,000 r ivjiliiy i‘M of Hhh*
I rnilmatG. ills |||«>«i 1'hurmlny lo
vol i* i’ll IIn* •(Ui 'tiufi nf m1 i ik Inac
Dimmmioh ti* hiki- llii- voli* wa»
iinnoitm-rd Dv Gvitiifi’ M lliirrl«oh, lirHil nf h ."mft''nj(t**i* uf iiniott
ju iit uv inol vhII ihI Praaidi*nl RiKiM-vrlt 1<■ aipri'Ma ri'jrret
that *’im i>th«*i riuirm1 i** open lo
GRIFFIN ALLWIfE for ilia
whila port. GRIFFIN ABC
for lha laolh.. trim.
Mi mm in Mmiiii' shIu pi'mlnec
alwkitl 02 (irrm il of l lr ruifimi'a
Iron.
Am ong A ll
Biggest-Selling loiv-P riced Cars
Si5
BAGGETTS
liquor Stare
ll iE VEfRY BEST
In LiQUors, Wintea,
. Gins : s
PHOTOS
Evelyn Ecfaola I>
Hostess To Club
'
EVA-BESS
BEAUTY SHOP
AGAIN CHEVROLET'S
THE LEADER
• • • bwcauio Chovrolot
for *41 lo th* only lowprlcud car with a 9 0 -h.p.
Valvo-ln-Hood “ Vlctpry"
Inglnu—thw tamo typw
of unglna that hold* nil
world's racardo for porformanco on land, too
and In tha airi
90W?EJK6llljf
wmaDnifuqwi,
RRflaCtRHtf
ALL CHEVROLET'S ARE SHIPPED TO FLORIDA-NOT DR
so they come to you genuinely NEW!
\
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( U .toying °f
W U IT **. PARK, Feb. 7(■pedal l—Ctolwtua
K. Btoe
author a# "U ntoo. NoW and U
10. a t S ill o'clock in the UK
Scaoal Auditorium on lb* .afl<
■Mat -U m O p d , that tha Until
OoMtgu
mainly profttoisnul,
• U gnw n t o p urely
sets. 'In addition is
Donovan’s Trip To
Syria Is Banned
. a r whether «
ationa, oraaniaad
i r»t*rd for tha
sountri**, ft Dm
of a uahrm lty
r of tha theory
laws on narlge
watsra af tha 1
to promote eaft
to T iin la that
for tagttlmato
plsaovrat to h
crn n lM yachts and- small craft
and train'U tslr craw* for duty In
r u a of national emergency.
"If any young man In Sanford
U Intoraetod ha ahould write tha
Commandant, U. S. Coast Guard,
Washington, D. C., for Informs,
tlon reU tlTo to dots lied r*qu(rr-
United fltotos. ftp a ptnsma of
H«pontonsoaa ssmbuetton'' H hah
gtswi stoa to an stgwrfakd -tooew
mstit of all thass c o u n trin , dad.
toatod to ths ptopealUoa that
■®*h a world Fhdsrel Union cah
bs achtorad now. la ths United
Btotos an organisation known nS
MM
CoUlai
Tbp Phlllplne Iilanda are. ths
ort densely populated of all
atrik* n t tha
southeastern
|a
Mrs. JsanStte ‘ Harahall and
sftftor and Joetln Harahall
A. HheL
b«rs bsfore" retunlu
MM Btfteh.
Mia. Haada Baker
r. U u m W**d* of
^ £ ,3 5 ®
Mr, and Mr*. Ertfa* Oolt
matorad to Oriaado Sunday to
her* dinner with Ueut. -Howard
Lindsay and family. ‘
, ammmnwamwaeaMammmaaM | >f7 b
H6r* than 1,100,000 dash »Wtrie fans are prodneed In tha U.
R. annually according to the
* W i ,in
;
1
'
1 • 1 i 4*1
'M
Not H one Code, or gibberish, m you might thtnk,
the tele* receipt of a autiefled customer. . .
Ottft morning, Mns, Edwurda saw something in ti«r
She hftd bwri waiting f o r . . . Mi adver1<>w new coot* Specially
e aha wished to y^y.;The tranaaction' wa* quick,
UShlikna extremely, ssti,factory to ell concerned.
Mn^iEdwards knows a thta* or. itp * Wbout
aassf^aniK
sags*
PEAE EntfM k. On. Itpr. 1141 1o
mum de.
an month,
on new
--------------------. JA Jntured
laaaa wee <2S4 i), or nptwmL
mutely t l route a day. In other
word*, onu-hatf of the now ain.
((•.fam ily bom* mortg»f*e ln_
*ur*d last year Into1red month
ly peymenta of le a than that
ru?*:
T
rtiTATOKn, n«s nti«, out
cm .
BIm i No. 1 Tie to J1 .1 I, Sack.
C o a u al S IM te II. It.
A
RADiaiL Do*. M an Me to | t l S
aptIT A C H jB *. H pr. *14*
B T n A w n k n R iB a . p in t j i n
.1
BQlJAaic B a l l p r . Tallow Crook
M l* to | t l » .
TOMATOaa I I te H U . C rt. Choice
to p e r . M 4S to i i .m .
TURNIML Don B a a . Om 4 to P cJL
Me te Me. Be. Me to Me. . W
WATER CRESR. Dee. Ban. Mo to
In IMS the medtan mnnthto
payment was fJS.PP. In IBM U OltANflEI. M C r t . U a c u b .
we* tyn.oa,*
"Whin tha FHA plan of loan<OOT' o r °irT a t E MtODCCTB
tana, amortised hr me mortgage*
was eeteblUhed In 1034. tha r*.
suit Wan an Immediate Sharp re_______ ductlea to tha menthly mat tf
s i i m n , iB iio w , a t in . i
to 11.11. w n i u M H ,
ahould try to, haute ownership as compered
Canal thruogh with th* nrurioa s syatoma of M b TOTATOIO, Du I
> ead U>e Le- home financing,” Hr. Ferguson
GENEVA NEWS
£ f M hSdT. ft
Mho «S M l i i t 'n S n t HI h i
ISTANBUL, Turkey, F*h. 7—
OT— f o l Will lam J . Donoran,
tha American ob**rr«r who la tra
i l i n g n ta n airaljr In aautheaiUra
Butbpa and Ota Muir Kaal, has
i I J.v t UOEOKM
]
«* ■ I[ * 1 •^ t
4 . ^. ‘ * r : ¥
�1
P A G E P 1V E
THE CUD HOME tO W N
ible Trouble .Source 1
of potential wealth and probat)•
Mdddrn Africa, aria far a frth•
M a W | E m MadlUtrnnaaa, rama
fata Farid affaire after 1*76.
M a r a that, Portuyil had a
vxgtta rlaftn to much of tha eon.
tioajit, baaed on 16th and 10th
eadtinnr ooaatat exploration. Afa tor* IW1, .the rrptndM y powara
• of northern Europe turned to Af
rica aa the h i t site left for major
land grabbing, Britain bafan to work north
from the Cape of flood Hope,
■ Germany took huge chunks In
• SiBthweet Africa, the
Gulnee
coast, Eaat Africa. Leopold II
carved aa empire out of the cog.
tln*tii'a tw art fur Belfium.
Franco "reorganised” the Al
gerian and Moroccan govern men ta.
m Italy took Libya after the war
with Turkey, got a coastal strip
Atlantic through* the Hahara.
_ Spain picked up the scrape.
•
Britain undertook to “guide"
fg y p t, pushed south to the An.
glo-Kgyntian Sudan. France and
Britain kicked Germany out of the
African ptetura after the - World
war, divvied up her colonics aa
• p ro lactin tea.
That was the situation when
thla war opened. Since then A f.
fleas been carved tome more
by armies and by diplomacy. Bhe'a
a blua chip prise In this latest
_ conflict
• •
D o la Algeria and Morocco, Gen.
Mntlme Wcyemnd'a
powerful
army remain* loyal to the Vichy
government of defeated Franco,
wooed by tha Axis ant) by the
democracies. With the French
• army In Syria, It ia France's big.
re st bargaining point Loosed on
either the Axle ap on Britain, the
colonial armies would ba a potent
factor in
ihb Mediterranean
theatre. ■
• . I***F swarmed Into Egypt as
• f a t as Sldl Barren!, wa. fleked
5 uut by the Hrittah tn a brilliant
offensive. Now the Italians fight
for their lives In Lilya. The Fasrisg took British Semalilsnd, still
Africa. Dahomey and F w i*h
Equatorial. Africa are kin. ,
TVs Spataiah Want A W o a
cokmtaa of Rio d* Oro aod aio
Ifnnl aro quivsrant. wold 1* •
powatfnt factor in Aria .hoods if
tba A ria could garrison thorn. By*
Britain controb Uh oca lana*.
Tha Balaian Congo ia qaiat, Brigluat's Hasl. waiter* cannot t a n
otct the area.
.' Even tha U. S. ey«* Africa
uneasily. Dakar and tha wait
( M t Manila are only 1AM mUaa
from' Braill, would ba tha lt.fi*
cal lumping off plaea for a
putsch Into South America.
Tiny, backward Liberia la tha
nnty around in Afirca not bald
nr la tha dominance of an outside
P° * More than onoJourth of Africe Is desert. The Equator cuta
it In half. North and south af tha
Equator Is tha tropical rain bolt.
On slthar aids of this (m ried
belt are tha savanna halts, with
an adequate rainy season u> sup
port lush veldt vegetation. The
east coast alto gets rain In aso.
son from the Indian ocean mon
soons. North and south of the
savannas aro areas where leas
than an inch of rain a year falls.
Little > of Africa sway from
the coasts is aulted to war. Diffi
culties of transport are enormous.
A network of airline landing
fields stretches over the Conti-
T
l iv e d
.
jJ
I
to n e M V S T f?rtY /M T H E CLARION E D IT O R S M a il
W AS SO LV ED
t d c a y
Oce-I'- XT ihi sraorotvata sraegRTa i
------------------------
l f |g l |n o i
Illg llC o i
P a n ic
I v HA
vast numierii nf Aini-riran lioine
Owners
ninl othrr
property
owners," Mr IViguson liinlstfil.
“Tin- ],u iMmr iniFu.l rn< liAV e
eo.piTSliii mtli this pruKrani liy
catling Ihe iiltrfillnii of ]iro|M-rly
owners III nn.liTiilrntlon Iirrila,
and private lending Inslitullunt
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
In almost every American cnm.
trial)—New high recr.rds were munlly have nuitlriiiatej in mSk.
Mlahed last year in lioth the Ing FitA.in-nred
property ini.
number and volume of modernisa
ptoven-.ml Iij>ii« availabli- lo all
tion, and repair loans insured iy qualified Imrum*.
the Federal Housing Administra
"Today, Oilli yencrnl I111*ino."
tor Abner II. Ferguson haa an. activity Jimceedliir nl the high.
notmred.
e>t rule in til.liny mid with tIt*
In volume, the h ans initnesl defense prpyiiini irenting new
Outing Past Year
®
during lOril totaled
Mexican tourist rirrli, required • t f U O . 701. This represented an
tiMfeaae
01
JR
per cent liver 1EK1U,
of American visitors, cost fli
when |J 33A 17.3<1> In propertycents.
iVrment loans a n * Injuml,
per rent larger than
vtous peak annual volume
QUICK RELIEF FROM
140,013 In 1030
M atas ta i*
A total of nr,H,HU| loans were
led for Insurance by private
i
Classified Advertisements
Owner, Lewis Cowan, 7
Broad Street, Newark, N. J
institutions Iasi year, an
of *3 per cent over the
II loans reported for insur.
In 1039. The previous high
record in the number of title I
loan* was established in lin v
who* #36,747 loans were reporter
."The tve-rd breaking artlviiv
under the rilA 's repair and nuwi.
ernfiation program last year dem
onstrates that this convenient
and inaxpenalvo method of finan
lng needed Imnrovements has be
standard practise AtnonR
need* In msny ateaa,
u,,,,,.
,,very exp,rtallnn for con
tinued wiite.jiread deinand fof
loans to i enovate old dwrllingt,
to tnodernlre small liomrs, or ts
improve sm.ill
huslness pro.
perties
SAILS FOR
i ROOMS AND M ta unfurnisl
MIAMI
t i l t /MfifiElfa K bain#, huldrr n flp m y undfr Ih# aald crrllflenta
T ai C##llfl#ltt No US, taaurd I ha J Ibfim-iI h «* Iiv ih# nani# of J. F.
Till L*y of July A D„ I9S0. ha* ‘ l ali.u
fllad anm# In my offltY and ha*
l'iilei« mii.f rrrllflihil# ih ltl i l
nuid# application fur a tna rttni j d-tlnin<«) accnnltiiii in law, ilia
t® W laaurd Ihrrcnn Haiti rrrllfI- j prupfrii iiw«crlbM thwrrln Will, ba
«lf® rrabtacpw ib»* fnllowlng dr *o|., i<> ihs* highrat bidder at III*
aerlbad profH-riy m tha l.'otfniy rouri hoitar door on th# flrat Unn*
of Hfnilnnl#, HImIp of Florida, lo- day in the- ,,i<>nih of March. 1911.
Wit:
rihirh I- n.o, 1rd (lay of March.
RH of le«t I (UK. IS Tr n
mi
A. V. Martin’s Addition
LEGAL NOTICE
Itat Ad ihi* Slat day nf January,
Thi a*a#a*m#nt of ibw aald pro. m i
•#riy under ih» Raid rrrtlflmt*
t\ |» hkhndon .
I* TIIM 1‘OI’MT OK TUK COU?l- laaitrd
i’lAfk t'lrcull Court, H*imlnol«
tv irn u K , bUMiMii.E r o r n t y . trick. wa* In »h^ hime of William
*'on nt> Florida.
KleONtDAs «> fit lilt %TKI
t'nlaaa eni.f rerUftrala ahall »*r
IN UK OTA YK ok a II NEW- r#d##mitl
acc»td Iiik |o law, ih#
ro n
MAN. IL i MV iI
PTffptrt
driurr Ibcil Ihr rein Will It n k t iif n rT U%rri.ic,%Tf«N
IkKKlft
TO A1.1- CHLOITOKM AND TEU •Ole tuVIhi*
lilycIt<*■f hi,|,|f r M tin
KMAlTKIt
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In ibe m-nth ..r Marcb. 1*il ILN4»Tl4*F
Mims,,* i; luting, hiildar nf
Vnil Mfitl tni’h i*f ni'ii «■# h"i'»I»jr day
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TM, *«e#a ,.f j„,» a l».
Ima
tny claim* him) dtnnafida which
Illln 1l4| ,1r« ,f J nIII,Mlv HI*,!
.mu In mi) nfflrie nr,i| baa
1 tiu, nr flllit i ■1 sun. m il hav* ilDated
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n1 nm run im ‘■' i' i*• th* high•"*( tii«i*lvr nr IN
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II IIAM. NEWMAN.
A■ r te-nii.'i f*f ihr Latl ih# fnllnw | i, k >|i »!*i Hi* ,| firuiiriiiV wbn b i* (be t».| ,| iv nf March,
Will a ml Tr*)*mrii) of A plmalrd In Hi inlhul. i lUiiiM Khn 1**1
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T K I.K P H O N K til 22
U la a 1*" <fJfl (.1 11.11 Ihi# NOTHI, UK M4#*l ll « I ION till
nolle* of puli n *t Ion be
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c. & c.
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DAN DUN ^—Secret Operative 48
I
THERE 6 A
l it t l e
GARAGE APT.. I l l W. 4lh 8t.
J
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diamond and copper mines
already been onene.1 by the Bri
tish. Nobody knows whst vast
wealth would be uncovered h r
systematic proepretmg the bach
country. Certain it H that Africa
la a vast storehouse of tropical
pr xlucta of the soil.
. The world's greetsst military
forces are contesting for mastery
of tha csntlheni. One thing is
certain! Africa won't bo the same
upder T llk 1 of ih. . . » Vatio-st housing
at war's and.
"**•*<"•* * el during 1040 totaled
ULCERS
CESSACIP
) |
o t \ - m e ftA T (
O F T H E L A N k ^?
FHA_Backed
Loans
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«
LANEVfl DRUO UPOBE
R old 'b o m , very
« five hood of tu r.
vy Ityora.. C. A.
*
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.warring
nations.
Ilw
s■111 mere,
in*-c- ra s a—
weaiui
i * ,j ,
and that makes Africa important t f . d
in addition to its strategic lo. O b *
imlnent revolt 1 M M TV
camel .UtscK.1 - J .
havu defeated , l i ! S B
»t the Fetaan * 7 * 5
i Libra In a S H J f t f
the Italians, n ieimw
PLANTS fo r « acres 0,
e, Oviedo. Phono ISRt,
H bvsie 1 K N O W W H A T M A R T H A
SN O O P S M E A N T
H gR
L E T T E I t ^ H E N S H E C A U .C t>
US P R O F IT E E R S A N D 3A>D
\ E V E N .OUR O F F IC E C A T
V
highways in the interior. MKHoimI
of natives are for the moat part
^
By STANLEY
w ork
YOU CAN
:LP ME W ITH ,
KAV.
ji
YOU KN OW <
I 'D H E L P vOU
IN At IV WAV
I * C O U L D /. C
THE MAN EVIDENTLY WORE A RE D
c o a t o n c l o a k - - m ad b l a c k - d v e d .
CO A RSE V-4AIR------ X HAVE A THUMB
PRIN T F R O M TME K ILLER S RIGHT
HAND - - T H E R E ARE ONLY FO U R r
THAT IT
V/rriB'Y
*w-L S in T O /y r j - - n -----------) w i l l BE
O R IE N TIA
YOU V140W , A <5EM O F
U NTOLD VALUE WAS STOLEN
FR O M G E O O G t S T A C V --T U E
NEAT DAY DAy*fc WAS FOUND
M U RD ERED
I THIN K AN
O R IEN TA L DIO
s im p l e ro ch eck
h em . dam .
T ’-^ r y
Ava, Inquire
Inn. .
C 5T
3.ROOM QARAGj
GIAM
t PANSY
.. . ...------— ! plants I6e per
dokon. Ala* others, IL fiuatavson. Bo. Sanford Avenue.
— Furnished,
room house,
Right party con
renting rod*
Phono t i t . '
JNORCA f a t nutlets, S IT U A T IO N W A i y r t P
tw. l i s t . ’i i w .
Avenue.
IIATTIE OOOI
’ kind of work.
B U S IN E S S
P p e n tc r
By FRAN STRllU
IGOMSCD THE
WOLD Bur
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rDGETWrz
PAWCVOtitt
CAD, MISS •
I RRlOOQNllCDYOU rOOM
A PICTURE DAY HAS.*—
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listen r v r a q r TO
see
UT M NO r
T IM T/
FAV I
THATt M */HOW D
SOU C3URSC MY r~
— 1 NAME f ,— 1
CMON DUrYNOri
HOW ABOUT THIS
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ISMOOUP GAME WRS FOP WQH
MEANT IT WC « N t FOOUtff W U
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�■bt. m o n t n u i , r *
ULU A o n U lu to n T m re e
the ektcrleue Celery Fed
-SANFORD
0 ebowod both team* play*
mod defensive work but
n r In abota to Uio hoop tn
fa n * plavad a t Tavarta Ia»i
Ccaeh MeLucai reported
lUfi
,'i 1 ■, ’- f **’ tJ
Ita Georg* and Auturn
ed the hanford team but
aoorod 10 polata between
TOTALB
7 1 JB
while £ d Doe* of tho T a. Free throw*m ined: Burrell
2,
Bui Ido|a looped to four George 3, II*nlng 1.
and on* extra point for a
Penonal fonlii Burrell 2. Jack,
of • paint*- Two freshmen, non 1, Georg* 4, H*rring 3.
Inr and Lao, a n showing
TATARES
tw prow m catjn their work „
ro r tp
Dorn, C.
0 - 1
I
between Robertaon
0
2 f
Don, E. ’
4
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Vtoiooa
Crouch
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TOTALS*
7
1 Ts
I J m throws mleeed: Do.., C.
i, Roberta*: 3, Dote, E. 1, Hatw n I.
n i! ! ,*2f1*lV!!5u.1"1 Robertaon 4,
1, Couch 1
Mermen
fo r the paat four
telly three
1941
g to the echedule
f t by unhraralty
nermvn open their
it* Feb. 38 again.!
p » at Emory the
e, ahd then jour,
to compete .gainot
Gator Ball Team
To Open 20 Game
Schedufejn March
. OAIWF-SVJl L e T " Feb,
7. (Special.
schedule for the University of
Florida Fighting Gator
bsscball learn thle Spring wae an
nounced -.today.
It tints eight
Southeastern Conference yamea.
with other «late team*, and an
opening eerlae here with OgleUwrpe.
i
Coach la in IfeAllleter’a mm
will meet'Aleham* and Auburn
on the borne diamond here, and
journey lo Atlanta and Alhrnt
Oa-, to play Georgia Tech ate
Georgia,
. In Ita quest for the c u te collogo title, tho team will have
four gemoe each with Rollins nnd
Miami, and two with the Uni.
m l t y of Tempo.
W —'Though be c m * down >
the bock 01 th* halfway point
•nd required emergency medlcsl
treatment before bo could con;
tlnue, the vetermo .Hebile Manoih pot to g e th er' two mod
round. at 7M » - 1U lo win
medal honors tn the qaailfptnj
round of Mm oloth annual boao.
bolt plajVrs golf lo-jrpa ment
Thu radar, color away. A •mall
field of 28 players toed off.
Ilolnlo’a nearaot rl»»1 wac
Moytl Brown, another old-timer
now pitch Inr tor the Pbllllea,
who eloahod 'arunnd tho Jangle
club route* la a • toady all-dap
rain In 74-71— 160. From there
tho ’ wore* mounted oil the wap
up to the 9TS4—191 reglitered
by IIIU. Pm -Wo* Roe** of Brook
lyn-.
I T- ' - .
vManual:, who now manama
the Bouton Rod Box a t Groan*,
bero, N, C-, awunp too hard
rikht a t tho eoitcluolon of his
morning round and what ebood
come boo* but hie eaeroliae.
Thl* la the m m niece of brick
e-brac tltat enjoyed, paiolnp notorlty »om« reate bock, when
Heaepwelght Joe Louie welloped
M ai BehmelHlf there upon.
Hanueh, In eoneldcrab*' pain,
waa niehod Into town to a doc
tor. There tho arrant joint waa
j napped back Into place, and
flelnki lit another clear and
wont on laft-handtof hie wap
amend the co u n t, lie ehot the
leat nine In 84, a etroko under
par.
Woe Terrell, defending cham
pion , and three-Ume» former
winner, broke two- wood club*
bnd two Inna In poetlnr a 78.
78—181, Wea waa not happy on
K afternoon round and throw
club* 13 time* by actual
count, yetting slightly better die-'
Unco with ala wood* thin with
ran* far ‘the world champions la
IP4I
,
’
Ha laid it wtadom tooth than
that ha doooa t haea now. Without
It ha m ap ha a batter botlplajrer.
U t Frank explain:
1 had a foggy crick la m j hack
•arty"
loot__a. ___
■ caqaea that
. » *.bothered
B at he* not 'oat U add a Mr.
Modal Ilia hand tIUs to hi* -moat
valuable playtr" designation, He
oooldn’t pee* a t a chaorfu] dish
washer,
"I> * dona 'em a time or two— ,
ractTVrank think,
chib as a-whole K but tindor protest."
xreaUy improved
than any other In
especially Crklod
la actuation of
i and Jimmy O ka.
. aWWMA4A6efto^,
SACRAMMT4 PACIf1C
CO«f OMMV Cu m
re rq u tn u -
Save $25 to $100
MILE KING
nd add on* aeeo point to that
ntiiflg overage HI consider It a
tatty good w ir * * h,"T om’ m l tb* Idea, talklftg to
IcOonalek.
th a t ha’a really
epttp confident of having a hot.
»» poor. If* hie fourth—'T m a
MHor now"—hi the major, and be
Mia th at h ie ’, experience and
4 M confidence , will pop dhrl*
*Bohlnd tho Rede,1'F ran k prelet*. will bo Brooklyn,'the CohoJ
tttehurgh and 8L Inula, in that
rdar.
Who'll the Rrda fact In the m -
Nal '
."That," « y « Urn grinning Me.
•Ida Announces
Baseball Schedule
Abgnstlnr, distant* m in; BID
Rood, Jacksonville, reloyet OIL
ver Slmard, BL Petersburg,
tack.strokej aniA David Germain,
taw rjymvate twee*
A f *; •k
I>ch. Atlanta
jJAthemur;*
Ton’ght’s Bn tries
her*
UiB'More. \ • # .
ehmmltt**,
Top Sprinters Wil
In Race At
a w m ia
m s i
At Post
,
nel Club Tonight
y i I .
u iim a
iee eeeeeei la *t|
■la I II. MO. M«
I-4J,; t *4l Joyfat,
X-tWI
' X-CEL STORE
COMPANY
., iS U M V N l H
■ la ir r x RACM—gelurllr, ill t - t ]
M M
Greyhound Results
Undefeated
Trims U r
■Vj.Y t
|FRATURB?ii
U4 ' f °tn l- ri*
•Ole eety last 10. W ye
...
Thiv Win eo( euy b«r*
wae *i , U«*e p r l c m
'
la^aliooofc Str'. - -;
g a m il a«w d p s rm rs t aad
•m a il a>*«taty esrm eate
AJlr *
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Sanford la Th* Only Centrw
Florida City Aifordlag Kali, HlfhwiJ
And Watar Tranaporlatloa
SANFORD. FLORIDA. SA
SKETCH OF
Member AmocUIH Prcaa
AY, FEBRUARY 8, 1MI
Greeks fTKrow -Back
Two Counter-Blows
O f F ascist T roops
FORT MELLON
Loss Inflicted
County Delegates Heavy
In Area Where As
sault
Italians
To White House FailedBy
3 Days Ago
Meet Announced British Advance
Group Will Discuss
In African Wat
its Must
For Mail
lO fflelaU
ttttifctientfl C au sed
B y.C arelesBneas,
Headquarters
Children's N e e d s ,
P r o j*e. rc t _R e p o r t s R- A. F, Ignores Bad
Weather For Raid
Delegate* from Seminole CounOn Invasion Forts
ty to a regional meeting In Or.
if and h n k i f i t
ll*slr iiH r rm a arc
law to notify their
, promptly, according
received by th* In.
board today front
• r , Col. II. P. Bay*,
tando F'tb. 14 to discuss the need*
of children in preparation for th*
National While llou*. Conference
were snnouiierri
announced Inrlav
today tv
t,y Alms
Aim*
Olbb*, chairman.
The conferenr# at the Whit*
Ilouae I* called every 10 years
by th* President to receive re
port* on children's projects, the
chairman explained.
lYice* working In 8 *utlnol*
County to promote attendance at
the Orlando mretlng are:
T. W. Ia wtnn. O. P. Herndon,
Mr*. Waller Morgan, Mr. and
Mra.
Maxwell
Stewart,
Mrs.
Jntnr* Moughton,
Mr*.
Roby
Lalng, the Itrv. J. 11. Root, Father
J. J. Kollaghan, It. 11. Coleman.
Mr*. William C. Erickson, Mr*.
Jamr*
Kldgo, Mrs. It. Bisbee and Mrs. Helen Srhultl.
Tile Orlando meatlng will begin
at [>:4A o'clock nrxt Friday at
Ihe Sorori, Houae, and will con
tinue until 4.30 t*. M. At lSitB
o'clock a luncheon wilt to held In
conjunction wllh th* regular Kiwants Club meeting at t£* Cham,
her of Commerce In Orlando.
Mr*. J. R. Wells of Daytona
Beach will preside at a eettlon
cit "Family_ IJfe and tha Child,"
and tpeakere will be Miss Funic*
Minton, director of th* public a*.
eistanc* department ef the Rtate
Welfare Board, Campbell ThomaJ
of Oitandn, and Cldridg* Hart of
mUh ,
on th* p art o f
father than willful
Mir part, waa found
i o f many violation*
According to a i* .
Mb -
I the following
Selective Benr.
picture, a penrll aketrh drawn nfer 100 years ago » on horseback by th* territorial government o f Florid* at P n..
John Lee William* o f Pin**cols, ahow* Ihe military post ‘ ! ..coin to find a suitable location for a capital, and the drew-,
on the St. Johns River which In 1877 a> Mcllmtville was lncor- , J inn was made rn hU visit to Fort Mallon. The sire of iltr
pore t e l Into Sanford. Established by Colonel Fanning tn 1830,
■imiiiary poet Is now Rrcond Street and Mtllonvlllr Aseniie.
th* poat was successively named Camp Monroe, Fort Mellon, rwrwhrrr n marker ha* bern placed- by th# Daughter* nf Dm
Mellonville, and finally Sunfnrd. Mr. William* waa aent out ' American Revolution.
------------------------------------------------
peer Grove
Dedicated As
P u b lic Park
*
REUNION AFjfER 42 YEARS
etfjijjpyA"# '
1/ .
*
« i k
104th Birthday
f O f S a n f o r d Is
Observed T o d a y
•leer Is Uivveiled
City Was Founded On
Ranks Of Lake DurInsf Seminole War
itltefeaPJbnecr
iftfKof
khferd
,.
. . _ \Vlnter Park.
U-104 yeare old today.
%ho win rrvW # *1 dla.
State Payment T<
Schools Received
tack for lidLtfdAa w a. re
s t th* off!** of the Superl*t of Comity Sdmela, aa a
nt from th* State do* Dm .
W. la w ta n *ald today. Hi*
Wi dot by Dr. Aifeooon
, on or* n te grove lota ted
i t Nineteenth S tfo tt anil Mellon.
Vllle Avenue became a public park
today with Um unveiling of a
marker by Tbomaa
Algernon
Speer, eon of Mr, and Mr*. U. A.
Speer. Jr., and
------- Iha grove.
me to Sanford,
_________ _
In lB td and b ,.
came Orange county’* first rep.
reeentatlve In th« Legislature.
This wne before Seminole County
had been formed,- A reoldent of
Oooiyia before h o . came here,
Dr. Rpeer placed the fIrat paeeen.
ger (teemboat on th* upper Kt.
John* River b*tW«cn Mallonvill*
and Patella*.
Prof. A. J. Hanna of Ihe de.
paitmont of hlatory and government at Rolllita Collar* ami preaWent of th* F t Mellon Chen ter
nf the Son* and Deoghtara of th*
Territory of Florid*, told »ome of
The** two brn’oer*, J. H. Day (loft) and H. F. Day had quite
* hit to talk «V*r when tncy met Di# oth-r day In 3*nferd— ntlther
had »ren tUe (the. for 45 <inr» J, R, Day live* or. th* Country
Club Road north of Go'.dslioro, mid hla brother L a resident of
Louialaga.
mmm m •■
iawSmt aald.
pnDa Last
ta. England
Two Brothers Meet In Sanford
After Separation Of 42 Years
" . 'T r i r
. 7. .
wo brother*. J R
Dey
lord and II. P. Itay of
« , m et recently In thl.
I renewed their acquaint.
X: Dow of
a | Gencr.
a s s .
h A. I t,
lary Mar.
Ire Rehr oI
»M about
The Story nf It* dcvrlopntrnl ^rti**lnn* or speak areJud*on R.
from a email log fori known - Walker, superintendent of public
Camp Monro# to a thriving agri. ln„,n ifl|on of o c Mjr,
cultural and tourlat cl y of 11,- m , . Malcolm McClellan, immed000 Inhabitants 1* a colorful one. iRl, p„ t prf4|gent of th. Florid*
Interwoven with Ule* of fight* (V ngrei. of rmmtl* and Teachbetween fierce Indian tribe* and
Mocphrt, of the S u te
courageous aoUller*. of plonetr1 Department of Education In T*l.
aettlrr* who harked farms and lahni.ee; It. C. Oliver, RalnrsvIlD
road* mil of dense forest*, nfi .mte-wlde WPA recreation *uthe coming of Ihe rnilronda and porvlnor; Dr. Oulda Atbot of the
the start of a new era, and of l'nlver*lty n f ' Florida In Caines,
the mm and women who built I ) die; |)r. W. P. Illce, director
the community into n city.
| of the Orange County
Health
One cold winter day in 1H-H1, t'nit; W. J. Gardner,
Daytona
Colonel Fanning of the United flmrh; Or. W. j|. Ball, of the
Stale* Army and a .mull mini, bureau nf maternal anil child
her of men landed o n thrsmith| health of the Stale Board of
■hnrr of Lake Monroe to r*. Health In Jacksonville; Itr, fl. S
tahli.h a government milltaty, Ounetip, Orlando; Mra. Mlhlred
ramp.
After clearing
a .mall H«t,ly, lakeland, of
Ihe rhild
plot of land, the troop* set up I welfare department of tha State
the tents which were to h e "elfnre Hoard; Mr*. W. S. Cristheir In ing quarter*
|
Jscksonvllle; Ml**
A lire
The following yenr.Colonel
Heine*, director of child welfare
William Selby Harney airivrd "'r i'*'e* of the Slat, Welfare
at the ramp and Immediately
nrd; f>r- W. II. Snlrrs, Orlando,
ordered It fortified agalnal at. *p' ■l"dge W. H. Criswell, Juvr.
talk from Indian* who were then, lo Judge of Jackionvlll*.
roaming the vicinity in a warlike]
----------------
hurled hack
..1
fwo Fnsriat counter-nttacknon
f ,,, Cfntrn> Albanian front,
inflicting heavy losses in the
samp area where thrro days
»ro Kalian tank and armored
car assault* failed.
Dlspatchas from tho front
taid the Italians wore trying
desperately to relieve the proa,
sure on their sagging tinea.
On th* African front, matter*
were going even more dtsaatrou*.
ly for Mussolini's lettered force#.
The 'ast of th* Fascist garrison
of Bengasi w u reported "eur■ondetiug in large numbers’1 * f.
ter u furious tank assault failed
to treak the British trap along
th* coastal road of retreat south
o| tie K it
The Itallsn resists nr, >ns col.
lapsed completely, the
British
said.
Moh|U Britt sh force*
were
pressing forward a'.o in Eritrea,
rn the East Afriron front, ami
tq l^lhlnplk and itoli.i-i HomnlL
•q'pit.
Continued aoceren of the 71tM»
Uh African earn pa Igi » j» believed
ty 4nate ob aetw .f to hav* on.
ceureged .th i p r illi govem aiW i
st Vichy In reMMita
e*asul* for - more ivlire cdiM fg*
si'on.
On Ute Brilieh home front. Ihe
R‘, A. F, dUregarded dirty
Iher over th* English Channel to
pound th i Natl "invasion port*
of Dunk*rq>*k Boulogne,
and
other German .held towns, while
England reported another quiet
night.
Japan haa keotl reported gradu
ally Increasing her military and
navel foreaa w Indo-Chln* and
off the Indochina cn*»l, loading
observer* to believe that she In
tend* to aaerela* pressure to make
certain th* Tokyo p.wtr term*
are a reapted.
Hamel, Japanese nrw» agency,
broadcast a report that the romm ander.liw hlef of Ihe United
Rlolee Asiatic fleet had railed «
ffin ference at Rhanghal of Amer.
lean naval official* "to dlartta*
measure* to Cope with the dcvel.
opmenta” arising from the French
lndo-Chln*.Thall*nd (Siam) p#*C*
negotiation*^_____________
Poem Written Long
I iP H id o n t s R e m i n d e d
Ago By Sanford’s
Of Security Claims
1'
Son la Published
Hanford retldenU are losing
Fierc# nstti*
It W'** fortunate that Colonel
llarnry arrived when he did.
for two days later a desperate
■•■ault was launnched
against
Camp Monroe by a band of
Indians. Th* bailie lasted over
three hour*. One of the officers,
Captain Mallon. was killed and
13 were wounded.
In honor of the captain who
lost his Ilf* In the Indian bat.
lie, the name of the camp was
changed to Ft, Mellon. According
lo military records, it became
Ihe "heatthUet and most 1m.
portant inland military garrison
In Florida.’’
Following th* l-altle at Camp
Monroe, on* Of tha flerveat of
tho Seminole ware, th* govern
ment saw tha necessity for *up.
pressing tha Indians and soon
8,000 soldiers were scattered
throughout tho state. Up l« thi*
Urn* no building*
had
been
erected at Camp Monroe, but
a abort tlma Uter eight twoetory frame buildings had been
l('e tlls s r i Oa raae T s u
•- M* how Jerry «** ycttlnt
ilort*,
and lo th a t with him.
>Ve’ve bern sitting up till lale
*ma' hour*! every night
miking over boyhood day*—
road timo* and 'scran*'
and
th* Day* were bom ini -varythtny. Ml ere Florida *om*
ronep county, 'New York. 'M w time. Wh*t II Ilia I have
y haa lived In New York. *mi b very pretty, and I like
Michigan, Minnesota, Arkansan,
lawn, and Lawlatana, locating (n
SanfMd ab fn t ala yeara eco. Ills
wife died two y ea n ago, and
faur children had died la their
twonttea, n h * b alone aave for and II. F, wend log hi* way back
to Lou1<Is na to work.
hi* felthfal oM dog, Judy.
I m ath tlma In
workshop, mak.
■net*.
though
and gardaalnt
UhOod., Ha col*,
dfthday JJcc, A
1.
. U u h . i „,v
Olenn Govaaak, formerly eon.
^
M tW •*** The Sanford Ifrrsid
ft U**d hi New
Louisiana, Ifv.
Tlie preeka were reported
tod ay to have
».*.. p __ r * _
tin u.anda of dollar! by thr fall.
“,,r
»oni« bonoflclarlrs to no.
Hly t hr Hoc la] Security Board of
thru claim., Joeph Hchuts, . . . l , U
0,11 manager of the Social fie.
curdy Hoard's field office In Or.
lundo, declared yesterday.
Mr. Hchuti was ln Hanford to
assist several persons in filing
claim, for social security benefit*.
"Fewer claim* at* filed f0 San.
ford In proportion to tha number
of woikrra than In many, tf not
most, of th* el tic# in Central
A poem written b* the late
Hsnry H. Sanford, Jr., eon 6r
General Ifeary Sanford, founder
of thl* city, Wge eubmllted lo Th*
Herald todaF tor public* lion on
tha t04th birthday of th* City
of Hanford. The poem ha# been
In th* posnetilon of Mrs. Abbot
Dow of Winter Park, daughter
of General Sanford.
Ur. Sanford wrote th* poem
many yeara ago when ha lived
here. It is aa follows:
Th# Impa la Ike Moeei
Ob th* Imp* are happy up In th*
moon I
They have nothing to do from
midnight to noon.
And from
Man to
midnight
they’ve noth lag to do
Eacept to b# happy
day through!
r.tperiene Indicate* that euth
* low proportion of claim* le due
lo Ihe failure of proopoetlv* bon*,
fk-reriei to notify th* Hoelel Se
curity Doard of avenU which might
lead *o eligibility," th* official
pointed out. Mr. Rebuts said he
will he rind to furnish Inform*.
Hon t0 Inquiries If thoy will ad. At lu n ist t
(tree* him at t i l Ortny* Ave.
flood of 1
And poor it
th* nlghti
And whan
Roberts
Govocek Is Editor
From Crash Of Camp Newspaper Army Urged To Use
Markets In Florida
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faraM r.’ market* by Army y w .
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 0 _ < * V
D tM c ra tic tt tm ltr a of the (louse
h l t l p Affair* Committee, In a
bid 1st Increased support for the
Brlt)sfv*id blil, agreed today on
a a amendment putting a flea
F*ar .lim it on lb*
t’rreldent’s
power to mob* contracts und*r
tho la |r and decided to sponsor
another am andm rnt d eig n ed io
clarify fu rth er the effect of the
legislation regarding the use of
American ships for convoy pur*
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v id in g
in c h
o a n a ltle a
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d e a t h f o r d r a w in g a n ti- g o v
e r n m e n t c a rto o n * a n d f i v e t o
l a y a a r a a t h a r d la b o r f o r
s T h e cad*e
alao
t
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provide* on* to
_ H oum
5 aid*tad
C arbatt, B ritish **(**•*» lu M y City, N.
tb a BxaUr. Bh* drove
p a during tha Covsntig, la tn tha Unitad
.id tb* BritUb causa.
(ressiony
Asserts
mm
Candidate
N a d r*glnt*.,.\'r*a<l*l! WD1*’
kU W t behind him tn England
la st n ig h t Utla reaA kr*
land o f his fa r a 4 s th « h :
Lindbergh Say?
ill
Motor Units
Bad Weather Ii Fascist
Are Said W ithdraw
ing From Bengasi;
Europe Reduces Armies
Fall Back
Aerial Warfare English Report
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WASHINGTON, Fefc S—
r (APj|—Ja k a G, W lnsnt, 515 ycar-eld f e n u r
Republican
gwrernor of New Itsmpsklr*,
n i a*talnatod b r l’resident
t B m n d l today ■la be i i A u >
> . e a te r to G reet Britain, n x - a d d in g J « « p b P. K n u e tf .
G w * k F S gJiters
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E ffect Of Legislat
ion Upon American
Ships For Convoys
Will Be Clarified
O ut Of Coventiy
D raw ing Anti-Gov*
em inent G irtooiw
In Strict D e c r e e
: a
k
tha
lead en
laet night con.
addition*! opposition amendments to tb e Bri.
Id bill in an effort to
tbe vole on passage an
Impressive symbol of
national
unity ' hehtnd Preeldrnt itoosov elt'i foreign policy
_ Several c h en g n urged by Hop obi lean* went d Itrussed a t a
meeting of th* Foreign A ffairs
Committee attended by Speaker
Rayburn. Rayburn said amend,
monta unler study would limit
Ui*, power of the President to
m at* conlrectural commitments;
Oppose Convoys and fie n call.
Ing on appropriations under the
program .
Another > group of opposition
Witnesses,
Including Janie* 8
K em per,-president of the Chamb ar of Commeran of the United
attacked th* British aid
lb* ‘Senate commit.
accepting
it t.e a riu in - will b*
Monday with tVepdrl
Wiltkle and Jam a* II. Comini,
president of HayeArd
Univer
sity. aa rabuttal witness.
House leader* M t Friday t>
th* goal fo r final <paissg* of
tho legislation and arranged for
members to report
an
houi
earlier fo r tb* M x t two days
to dispose - o f amhndmcnit.
Members w ent Into an rvrnmir
- M I the Q*rman people that
w* OarmaikAmarlcana reject and
h a u tb* aggraaaian and l*»t for
power of tb* peasant Oerjnan
gevareeaetl"
WlUkt* wo* on Mi way back
to Amwica whim tb* Brttlih
Mini*try of Inform*ticn ralaaicd ■flialcm tn rone 1tut* I ^ q IrmI of
bl* m u u jra , D «** teoadeaat last
n the
night In Uw British Broadcasting
It
Corporation's ragalhr German
w# m TifDrvui plea fm m
new* transmission. Later It jwm
cCormack of
.Jority Laodar
... M
ramatsd to Germany on tha air.
WUIkto’ a r t trod In Li*bon by
plan* from England a t SiSO P.
M. and le ft an n D m American
Clipper a t m idnight fo r tb*
Unitad Btataa.
BM message to th a German
naopl* climaxsd k lb-day tour of
England to which ha U lkad to
Briton* o f all i lamrn frnui dw .llam to battarad ahtMa to Prim s
M inister Churchill and tb* king
Massacbusatta, ftg non-partisan
consideration. R e aald the bill Is
a “peace m easu re' and branded
as th* " n o t WOT mongers'' those
• h o oppose are attem pting to
divide o ur people.'
E astern States Get
W arm er Temperature
to a large bio* e l
yesterday and the
eipecad to diOlh i
returned
m • talas
ur- w u
reported
to Texas
M il with
westl for
13J
Italian Colonists
Flee From British
Troops In Africa
Seven flu rt In Hudson River Mishap
Under Aid Bill
*
NUM BER
M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P re s s
Nazi-Dominated Gov
Steady Advance
ernm ent In Norway
Seeks More Control Counter - Attacks By
II Duce’s Army In
Dp A««»rlmlrel I'rfM
Bad weather cut sh ort attacks
Albania Are H alted
This 'I* the huge hoi* rip]
i f the 1.a l l wood, one of th o '
wha.1, ii*.*h*il crossing the
In the ride
o ferryboat*
,d»on River,
i n . n New York to J e n e y City. Crash occuned
when i rlio n g tide aWunf other heat into the
Lukvnrr.d. beven commuter* w tr. injun-d
Aim Of America Dr. Grover Is Guest Speaker Of
Termed Defense J Woman’s Club Animated Magazin
hr mi ■
___ » *----------------------------- -----Of ‘Plutocracy ; | Firet Checkg
Gayda Claims British
Aid Measure Vlo*
latcs N e u t r u l i t y
ROME, Feb. o -( /P )—Virginia
Gayda, Psuciil editor of II OldN
nalo OTtalla, today **srrieri tK*
defense of "p lu to cra ry " wa* tho
“ u n r'm fi'iaed b u t dom inant aim*
of U nited
M a les
intervention
a g a in st th e 'A xle Bowers.
• Gayda declared the British aid
measure was «n *tnpen and Mbs]
liberals violation ,of neutrality.7
M arshal P e tite - te a r night of.
fered to "surrender’h it direct rontrol of tha French government
to Admiral Darien In a com.
promise with Pierre le v e ls de
mand th a t he br Installed ns
premier over a Vichy irglinr
bend-picked by him.
Admiral Darlan, closest con.
fidant of Petain, left for Paris
today, In another effort to reach
>n agreem ent with I,svh I and
the lu ttrr'a German aupportrrand
solve
the seven, week-old
crisis In French.Germ an rein
lion a
Rather than submit In I .a i <■I
“pretentloue' demands for almn-1
dictatorial powers, the Ht-vrar
old Petain was understood t<
have told hie council of minis
lent yesterday th a t he ie p rr
pares! to glv*
up hia direct
leadership of the government
retaining only the title of chlr'
of etate.
Under th* proposed compro
mise Admiral Darlan would br
coma prem ier—there lt no pic
oiler now—and be built up a.
the most powerful
figure
defeated France,
while
lj<va'
would be compelled to take *
secondary role.
()f AAA Mailed
hold y f i tv r t i i) afternoon «l the
club building, discussed 1he uuth.
nr* to bo presentrd nt Winter
I'a rk tho latter
part nf
this
Over 14,7.10 has been mailed hy month. Dr. Grover *P"kc tn I he
„■ ( ininly Agent of Seminole at**nc« of |lr. tt.inill..,, Holt,
m nly tn S.mlnolo County fa rm - originally *rWil„1,,l. who * » . .in. m the last few (lay. a* the
mt check, to he sent out in „ ?,TT0 l ,, 1I,o
'
T hr.
lori.la th l. year under the AAA ,' l‘llh ,,l r,litil,n
A!,ni1’
ill mniiervatlon program ,
| N*B**tn* V";r''
I* w
■'
1
The total number of appllc*. 0 r ?7*r
‘.“a
?* V ‘ ii"
rna for payment* t h l . year I. m Um
t
'.,,r
1
nun.) 1200 but h u m of thooa rlod A d v .n tu re g e n t l y marriad
l.n L a se
w applied
annlUd have
have not
not com.
com. »“
* C U lk II. Uatt*. _*>»,! planning
J"
U> W inter Park tin lli*tr
cheeks, tlir office reports Al
though llic trial amount of di*bursemi nU lbi> year is mil yrl
known, last year alHtol |(10,()(M)
waa paid to faim rrs in this coun
ty.
Mo*< of the applications have
been completed I ill thne* who
have not signed and are "work
sheet MKIUT* arc asked, by ('.
R. Da wsori to ci me In and com.
plete the form
J. J Holly of Sanford, II. F
Heine, of Altamonte Springs and
C. It. Klnnti of flvledo were re
cently elect ril tn the Seminole
County fli IJ Conservation Com
mittee from among the commun
ity groups Thrsr men will decide
on the allotments for th* farm rre
In th# m il program, the agent s
oflr* reports
Farm ers who havn not hereto,
fora co-operated with th* program
and wish to do so are asked to
call a t the County Agent's office
toforo Feb, 16.
O rganist Is Guest
At Hotel M ayfair
Print* Otto of At»ntr|»,* number of tin* royal f lU lly
it nil tpfugRp fr»m Mr homeland,
by German bum he r* t n Lomlon
gnd southern England* today and
prevented the It A F from making
m ajor aortlm against tho Nails.
EHipatchr* from cierman-hcld
Oslo asserted that all Norwegians
m ere than I ft years old had been
ordered to register hy the Naildominated government in an e f
fo rt fn strengthen it* control.
S tre et fighting nml numerous
arrest* in western Norway were
reportiil in ear her di*patches.
A fte r *weeping offensive «c
Ilona that ran twice around the
clock, the fit Dish tahulated last
night n ferios of aerial blow* at
Germ any * war industries, t r a n s
port, airfields, potential Invasion
rases 'a nd farilities for the emill*
ter.blocknde of ILttsm
It mu* the ft A I*"r major ac tion
in recent week* Through darknew* ami daylight, heavily laden
Wellington^ ami Blenheims rrlssrroust'd the English t'h an ^ fl, the
Mo-called inviision m a s t of France
and Belgium, the northern French
Interior and a vital industrial sectinn of western Germ any, e m p ty
ing their lmmb racks and then
ground-strafing with their gun*.
Shore watcher* in Kent, E n g
land, reported a ir in g a thick
column of hlark smoke rising near
Calais some time a fte r h strong
force of bombers; protected by
twuivy
form ations p f “-fighting
plane*, s o u n d eastw ard aero*.*
the S tr a it of Hover
will a |ir i k r>n "T be Uniteil *St«trR
of lEllTOp*
Mn forir K, ItnvhliiiRR, aiithur *>f
tbe "Y earling", will read from
the latrjit bcw»k nh»' has written.
IB Grover continued Frank Caw
authnr of "Talea of A Wayaldr
Inn, will tell ito rle i com enim r
viRlIrtre at hli fanmiiR inn lo
rated in New York, lie* Hrtu h
alum huh nf Ilollina and writer nf
outdoor atorita will Im* one nf
the nut bora nrmentetl (’bar lie
Hill) Boy, full blooded Hemlnole
1nil tun, will deliver m • perch in
bn native tongue anti .Stanley
lUiiton, friend of tbe Seminole
Indiana in tho Everglade* will
Inundate tha iprech. Catberim*
Ite) ton, autharvai of "F irat I^ady
ami Reveral playa th at have aj»
ll tm llhM i Dr I‘r|» li t.)
Masonic Customs (K
Europe Arc Re luted
Slovnll Hhn IVrfect
Average At Florida
M alte r lloyd Slovnll, Ji , "IV,
etifi of Mr and Mr* W 11 Sto
vall of 111) Went Second M reel
hio* j us f completed a I wo vein
n o n Nf nt t he Univt'MilV id l b‘i»
«dn in GoItifRvflie with h - I iiiih Id
r A MVernge He In the only mini
in the mid- year Hus* In luivr
HUi'b n record,
Young Stovall itiniplofod tbi
lw*i courae, known iir tlie
(College, in three regular
teniiR and one Mimmnr si bold
RefiRiun, inatentl of the usual
term*
At Sr ml nolo High Hch«»nlt wberr
be wan graduated, young Stovall
made an average nf tlS, and hi a
biwernl grad a waa Hli.
Miami Attempts To
Draw More TouriwtH
l>r
A Leon Blkkong*. Amcri
jdiy .iran whu prartlcod mod.
loin, in l.uudon. Fnglaml, for Ki
y ra m , (old of the difference, >»
Mre.
Elmer
H.
B eardtlry, M*,niilr custom* between tlmle.l
MIAMI, Feb. fl
(4*1
Tht
known as the "dean of American S ta le ,
< ity ('ommiaaion, alamicsl be
lodge*
and
tho>*
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Ohio baa eight citlee with loo.. organists," i* epemling th* win.
Kuiopr at a meeting of tb* Kan cau Re the w inter tourist trade
000 o r more person*—Cleveland, tor a t th* Hotel Mayfair,
hill*u t fulfilled •KpertalimiN in
font
l , n l | i T ueaday night.
Cincinnati, Akron, Canton, (<d
A- resident of
B H dgiport,
Nnw a resident of Orlandn. t h u reaort* appropriated IftOOU
utnbua,
Dayton,
Toledo
and C onn, M rs Beardsley ha* r*tlr*d
Dr Hlkkang* erpreasetl tho be. Wednearlay for an enlarged pro.
Youngstown,
a fte r 6B year* a* organist of the Iltf th at England would win Un- gram of advert la lug it ml pub.
United Church
of Bridgeport.
Ilf It y
Music lover* of Sanford ara look. war.
The cam paign wtll be directed
K.lward F. Lane,
Immediate
Ing forw ard to a recital which
toward telling the nation that
Mrs. Beardsley I* expected to give l>aal w u n h lp f u l m aster, was pro. ample living acoinmodatmiiR are
tented with a
p a st
maeter e
In th* near future.
available
here
at
rem onablr
'B «ccnt arrival* fo r th* te a . |ewel by lb* lodge, C. II. Wl»" rat*R,
i
son a t th* M ayfair tnctud* Mies cup, worshipful maeter, Mid
The
commiaaion
acted
upon an
A joint m*«tlng with the Do.
to u r of
Louis* Edwards, flummlt, N. J .;
urgent recommendation by th r
Molay*
1*
planned
Feb.
IB.
os ting potato around
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley * Jordan,
publicity board.
ihii
Keeler, Noted Golf Authority And
Writer, Visits Mends In Sanford
Kaalars on n
tb* Inter,
Sanford to
day, Inapoattag tb* golf course L au reltm , N. y.; Mrs. C atharine
and th* r**anUjMS«proved club, Foran. New York C ltyt Mr*. Mil.
house. Mr. B yrd said be wanted drad Bum*, Boston, Mas*., Mis*
Mr. V aster to m eet O. W. flpen- M argaret DuBots, New York C ltyt
C«r, holder of th a course record, Mrs. W. J , Uosrtlng, BMtawood.
(toy Hollar, J . 1* Inglay and H. J ., and Mr*. W. a IUIgl«r>
o th er enthusiast* before be left. lUynesvIU*. Ala.
A life ntotebar ad tha American
Rifle Association, Mr. Kaalcr U
loterectod to *h<w.Ung. and MrByrd n wasto tad th a t tha Journal
w rite r woe totoraslad to learn
Banford had
and
m nSU
phtal
Of O n to Planned
City News B riefs
officers named wen
jpaar, vie* president
H arry La*. J r „ executive officer,
and Cbri* . Thotnpaen, secretary
and t m t u r t r . W. O. Cook ii
Instructor,.
The reg u lar prmeUe* will be
tha group mast* a t 7:00
a t th* Maaanl* Tampte, bold S aturday afternoon a t 1:10
o’elock
a t tha Legion H ut on tb*
0 . Huff, eowmander, an.
U kafnm L
ar^wttT'b# aarved a t T:00
nod th* ardor of tha
'M inister
O. P. Herndon and
E. F.
llousholder war* in TalUbasaee
today conferring with
J.
HDowling of tha BUt* Road De
partm ent on County business.
Keswick Corporation was Is
sued a building perm it e t the
City Hall yesterday to repair
the stairw ay of the Central
Apartm ents a t SOB Park Ave
nue. Cost of tha repair* are es
timated a t H O t.
in As*«M>iafe4 e m u
I m ir(--strick en J u l i a n c o lo n - 1
ihI s w ere r e ito rtc d flo o ln g b s fe re th e B r itis h
to d a y
in M n ssu lm iV d w lin d lin jr N o r th
A fric a n
e m p ire , a s
a e r ia l
•wont* to ld o f M 'tin ir F a s c i s t
m o to riz e d u n its w ith d r a w i n g
fro m llen traai a n d B la c k s h ir t
iiipo ji .i | UIIIIIK UtlUK IWieiHUU
<m l lie m s t L iliy u it x tro n g h o lrt.
I’lintgitig Italy’s w ar e ffo rt in'to dm*per gloom
warn
fresh
litc.'k su, rcrOes in Albania. Two
Fascist cum itrr jlta c k *
in ih«
Adi ui ut
cijsi hIm! nectnr
wom
■mn>lu'd. and the lUdiaiM
uaid to bi it ticaUug "in confu*
aion
Latest iepnrU *a)d the llritlflh
vvtue within HU mm a of Ilcngmal*
heralded hr the Rite for a prob
able ile feu Re of M arihal Itodolf
(i ran inn i ' r ret rent ing arm let.
*
The Ii r i b)» n siteo announcod
uti inly uiivuueea on far-flu n g
African hattlefronis In E ritn g (
Elliiopi.i and 1(aiian Somaiitand.
Ituly'a iliRinembered arm y of
Libya lull night , ns r«port#4
falling back
"w ith
Incrcaaing
api-ed ' upon the atrongnold 01
ik-ngiiRi urvdar heavy aariot oa*
•milt* nml ii awrap of JiriHah
mer hunt rod n n lb that engulf od
iI r
M i ciggltrt.
In East Africa iK u lri'a
fmet r smaifiod deup.r Into Bcrtl*
to MURRullTil'a roll'nml empire on
four fronts, driving to wilhln SB
miles of the E ritrean capital of
A*innra a fte r a im u> r©it Ing about
line-fifth of the territory of tha
Red aea colony
Tbe tempo of thi' British drlvaa
whh Raid to have been "incrtaoad
•ui all fro n t!," ©mpeelaity acro n
Libya where the Army of tha
Nile m advancing at the rata
* f 20 to 30 miles n day upon
Bengasi
Th© Italian*, heavily pounded
by land and air as th ty fled*
may try to make a aland a t
Bangnsi hut
British
military
leaders said the rtty lack* dafensrs comparable to those of ftU
Ion Bardia and Tobruk.
Th* new hammer tdowa ag aln it
Italy’s battered defender*
Iti
Africa, as described In official
B rdlsh communiques y citardayi
L ibya:
Italian forces, "urged on ojf
nut pursuing troops, are Incraaa■ng tlie speed of their wlUu
drawal toward
Bengasi" With
sum© 400 Fascist strsygler* falliiik inti, th* lisnil. of th* Dntlaii.
Ilritlth advance fores* hav*
mithril On well beyond captured
F irm * near tlie coast toward
Herr*. (10 miles westw ard and
cl,out 7ft miles from B*n(M l
where M arthel Rodolfo 0 rx, “ n**
Itnltsn “tsrrlb lll" ere exttsted to
eltem pt a stand In defsns* or
western Libya. ________ _
Belgians Seek Gold
Shipped To France
N-KW YORK., Fsh. fight by tho Balglan , g o v sp tl-.-^
in exile to
pouesslon of *bO*»
|4fl0,000j)00 1" » I 4 « W » fS ■
Franc* for safshesplna to
Naxl Invasion of Pcl^lom WM
disclosed Wednesday p lfh t knrOQfR
announcamotil of ■ ^ u r t FBOTw W
tla u p ,F ren ch funds hare a*
curlty fo r th* .traacw*.
George Theunls, one-time y n w a \
minister of B*l*lum. aow *
tentative In the United B*th# sxllad gcrttnunanl a t ■
told th# etory of .the »tr»<
the m 1m tog gold In t
litigation over F r e n c h - ——
s i? h tb*t enywHy fH til • •
of rraiKB.
Illustrated Talks w t
H eard A t ChxatM
nets Services
CL V.’ Blestback.
LOCAL WEATHER aiu.
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Highway fottdi will be u*d w
conatructlon of dclirnc rPpds i
conflicts with cMlJaii hlghwa: demand* the preference
i of the Array and Navy!
'Cormody- aoy* that some
f
e
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4,000 miles of
been certified a* (lefenae highway*
and nervations
•d at once. Tie cost of thla work la
and muat be coi
2JO.OOO.OOO.
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eatlmnted at a t
‘
lie T*m"Some of U
pa Tribune,'"or
W & E i« irserbeing detayei becauae
l-ald apcbrtltnlctton of access
i* available to pay part
uld. do not hav.- the
Irf Liquors, Wines,
; • Ghis
directed
i recent
rente In
by the
a found
IAT, m m U A K T ,411*41
vjsaqwroB TPOAS
cad In fha
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i
Our neighboring unlvcrnltr of stetnon 'h lu crented
some consternation In athcltlc circles by annotlltelng that
inlereo'leglat* sport* will bo dlieontlnued there bec*u*e
"the cost 1* too great for a small institution to bcar.Mt
nuy be that tin* la but the beginning of a geperal move
DECEMBER
ment to da-emphaiisa college atWetic*. •
"The Hatters wilt be missed," say* the Miami Herald.
tUlddograpti) _
“f or more UUn 40 years the DeLand college hi* been
on thc/'foO.bnil field* and for more than three
ST»wu bZUfW4 typresentea
decade* on the bMkelonll court* of the ntato. The decision
EABETH DAWSON. to withdraw will leave a big hole In the. slate’* Intercol
legiate athletic conteat*.
"If the unlveralty ha* not the money, It* officials dis
play- the wisdom of courage In shutting down on Intcrcolbsiuty
icgiate echfclulaa. l|t* t-Uon 1* at variance with the pol
ity of other school* which keep up sport* a t n Iasi beJause they figure that it Is good wlfyrtiaing.
"Unfortunately, the public, which must bo depended
on to support gatnes, will not patronise' any team that 1*
not up amOng fad winners, people Want big tlmo football.
Hail. ph»w«
tVhlW tb e y w e rs ■slitfled that
n o 1herds'’m ille d fo r ■Tears that
total* supply o f South' 'Florida
would h r MdancsAtd,- the tens,
tor* Mid UMr MIT would con lain
a- protMsM "fo r the bulldlng-of
any central works which our A r.
r*y engineer! may deem adslMbls
in prevent any appreciable barm,
ful affae* M r th a t r a ta r supply"
A' p iw a n a t del era Uon from
Florida' - hsadsd b y 1MsJ-Oeu.
Chi rim P. Humms rail, retired
farmer Artey chlsf of staff, Wat.
*TOO LA*
Vour Incom e Tax
CLASSIFY*
witf -B
Disregarding for tha moMoni
tha qUMtlon of a “now order" In
Europe,'Florida scribes g loafally
enjoyed tha adraflt of a “ naw
order" In Floylda last wook whan
with aolamn ritual all wha at
tend od tha annual Prana ttrtsk fast a t Ilia Florida Orange Fasti,
vsl w tra Initialed in tha 'O rd er
ef tha Baerod OewV
To Allan And rows, editor ami
putdlabor of tha Amarimn G a m
that tba naw fratarnlty could da
much far Florida by w asting
a* diligently cn behalf o f tba
cow as M M haOs woefcad against
her la the past end ha hopes that
th« movsmant will appshl to
thousands throughout tan stata
by becoming •muiwhara of tba
“Ordnr of tba Baorad C W .
Developed Into a strong state
wide erganlsatlon, ha 'points out.
It should have euffleignt political
Imperial Bolllon and V
Long and Bhert Horn
“new
order",
oetnpyl
fraternal chairs with true
revealed tha an d ag t m
pointing out tb a annulled
which In daya gone bp 1
raw and bar k ln c -
!t® : % £ £ ? ■ '; £ } - 5 8
it tha wagaJwut llaw
iphrid by tba Buprema
i should b# no treuMa
n s good wages, If you
M B a r a g S iy
^
sown With taRJlghta ea r
b a a ' m otariatsi apprnnrU tioa a f
fta u b f a r th a ss ta W tih m a t -of-w
homo f a r orphantd aatraa wbaag
hare h a r e been killed an t t e
F.wnyi nad.ln general prorMa
the welfare, comfort and p a w
a family, sud
*• -■*t’**V»r* “ranir* . I ,
W. T. Whitehead and
u. i. ASTrawuiSw
non.
and Bens To MU•!>
frd T* Annsbelle
W B- T# Bernice
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Warraaty Dead
sofa- moral obligation, is tha badd of
ymiM sJ; and tare, a fatally, aad o s stich' U ratijlad
rtj-s%
t
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Y1LA1U AGO whim Iho ite A. T. Stewart wag New
York s leading pierthwit, h nterca the office of an lnUliHtUopaiiy frtr.ouu linnku d asked for tbti loan of #1,- V S ^ T S tiC0U,U)0.>Tha financier had no hesitation In advancing__
mcho>. but before the tram•kctlpn ^ould be closed, Stewart
»;!«;»><**Pf«c rug 1hm M.rcrtd the fh^r. He baked
whera il Iwd coj»n fiom-Unithlnklngly, the banker named a
tiJ u T A ^ K ctoro that ti,u a bitter Pitval of 31cwart’s. -It you won’t
of Anrtrio, - S ♦'V gcur'iiga fruid mb, I M
Mbh t bonow money from you,"
tba ■ ampsjwri «f
■aid Stewart stiffly as he yat up Nnd stalked out.—Your
T.lf* W a s k t l n t »'. » «
SEMINOLE COUNTY
Johns,
■oar*- p n w i n(d - roMu
roum ja
f orr ■•wan,
‘ Calf,
Caribbean' nad panama Canal
trafffc, which has'been advocated
for over • cent try, should Be
eaaptoUd without further delay,1
needed for defehse pin pose*.
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flt
Sw ford
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�TOOTflDATtJreBHUART«, 1M1
pa g e
Social A n d Personal Activities
11188 L I L L I A N A D A M S , B t d i l f E d i t o r
Mrs. Abbot
Dow of W in.
te r P ark , th s form er Carols BanF red M iller is
ford, daughter of General San days in Tampa
ford. th s founder of Sanford,
will b« gu est of honor w ith Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
T. C. Maguire of P lant City, spending today
sta ts regent of the Daughter*
of tits American Revolution, and
Dr. Mary Sloop of Croasnora
School l» Croaanore, N. C. n t
n ten to be given by the Sallle
H arrison C hapter of the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution
.a t th* Woman’s Club. The ten
[will be held Immediately follow
ing th s unrelllng of lbs m arker
In Bpeer Grove Park n t ROD
o'codk S aturday afternoon In
commemoration of Sanford Foun.
dor’s Day.
H ostesses fo r me tea will bo
Mrs. F . L» Woodruff, S r , Mss.
a t the Elks Club.
W. L. Henley. Mrs. 1L L. Dean,
Red.Cross sewing room will be Mrs. J . N . W ltner, Mr*. Byron
open front 0:30 A. M. until 11:30 Stevens, Mrs. Lenabelle Cherry
oclcck a t th* Woman s Club hens* and Miss M argaret Davis. A s
• on Oak Avenue.
sisting In entertaining will be
A nnual benefit bridge fo r the
local hospital will be held at 2:30
*; **. a t th* W oman's Club with
THURSDAY
Townsend Club will hold IU
regular meeting in the Court
House n t 7:30 P. M.
Seminole C hapter Two, Order
of the E astern Bter, will meet a t
• 7 JO P . M. a t tba Masonic Hall.
T. K. L. Class of the F irst
B aptist Church will m eet a t 1:30
I*. M. with Mrs. W. L. Stbuden■mire, BOS .Elm
Avenuv with
Group Four as hostesses.
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FRIDAY
Tpo Sub-I>cb Club I* sponsor.
Ing^B Skating party a t the Roll
A raks, from 7:30 until 10:10
o'clock. Games will be played
and prisea given. ■
R attlesnake Patrol cf Troop
FI?#* Boy Scouts, will sponsor •
brtdgi a t 3:00 P.M .
1W
•
sponsor,
and
Miss Irons H inton, Mrs. W. B.
Rhlppy, Mr*. J . O. H uff, Mr*. J.
• B. Courier, Mrs, J. Ross Adams,
end Mrs I* E, fi pen err, hostesses.
Reservations m ay be made by
trie phoning the club house, 1D-J,
Or rnn of the hostesses.
B n n d lea-for.B rltaln
Club
will
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meet a t 8:00 P. M- a t thn home
of Mr*. H arry M. Psnworth.
American Leglcn Anxilisry will
m eet a t 7:30 P. M. a t the Legion
hut.
The ju n io r Auxiliary has been
• invited to meet with the Senior
Auxiliary and rocelv* their pin*.
Members a re requested to bring
a g reetsy article fo r a grocer/
sheerer.
There will be a call meeting of
• the Balllo H arrison Chapter of
the D aughters of the American
Revolution a t 2:00 P. M. at the
home of Mr*. 11. J . Lehman, 010
Palm etto Avenue. Alt members
nr* urged to nttend ns m atter* of
_ lmpCrtxncc are to be discussed.
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SATURDAY
A nnual Sanford Founders Day
program will be h-s'd a t 2:0q P.
M. a t Socer Grove Park on
N ineteenth S tre e t and Mellon,
villa A vrnur. The program will
• ha followed by a tea given by th*
D aughters of th# American Rev
olution a t tha Woman's Club
house nn . Oak Avenue.
iCbeAlan - K utlo hOhsb wiU meeD
air 3:16 P. M. a t the Fannie B.
_ Munson Studios, 6 0 J Myrtle A rs• nue.
i'
MONDAY
Circle*
of the Presbyterian
Churrh .will meet a t 3:30 P. M.
aa folicws:
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Circle one, Mr*. L- F. Bolye
• chairman, will m eet a t th* horn*
or Mr*. J , C. Hutchison, Indian
Mound Village.
ll'i YOWELL'S
LONGWOOD
home of Mrs. C P. Henderson,
Oak Avenue e l 3:80.
Circle Four will meet a t th*
homo of Mr*. I-nt* Miller, BIB
W est F irst S treet, with Mra. V.
G. H asty, co-hostcsa, a t 3i30.
Clrcl# Five will meat a t the
hums of Mra. Annie Meriwether,
# l i Oak Avsnus with Mra. MeW horter, co-hostess, a t SlM
Circle Six w ill meet at the
■hem* of Mrs. R- If, Nipper, 303
Magnolia Avenue with 1 I n , J , J.
West, co-hostess, a t Itao , .
All member* kart been asked
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DELAND, Feb. 0 — (Special)
— The Billing a cm rster gut un.
der way here yesterday at S te t
son University with enrollment
•pparently unaffected by the In.
Solution's recent move to dla.-on.
tlnue intercollegiate athletics at
the close of the present session.
Although R egistrar Olga Howcn
Stated that no exact figures on
mid-term registrations would be
released until Uie end uf next
week, she did say that the nu m
ber of incoming transfer student*
Would probably offset any tie.
•rease from failures or transfers
1-st® registrations a re permit
ted st Stetson for two wrrk* In
to th* sem ester, and Saturday
C last enrollment, always included
In the Institution's report e.t nu.
meriesl sits, will not have beer
OOmpleted until a fte r I hr week,
and.
The newly.Inaugurated semester
Will be the last at Stetson to hr
planned on th* five day week
Clast sehedula. Following a fa.
eulty vote recently, the Institu.
tlon will launch a new program
next Fall calling for class.■* six
days a week. Reason for Iht
move is given as the relieving
• f congestion In both student and
faculty
claaa
schedules
Thi
Change means that o v r iy school of
higher education in Florida
is
■sow on the sis-day basts Florida
State College for Women ut T al
lahassee waa the most recent In
adopt the six-day plan, and Siet*nn now completes the ranks of
Florida colleges and universities
to spread out their classes
Notary Valentine
Dance Is Planned
Plan* have tteen m mplrli'd fnt
tbe Holary Valentine Dane,- to
be held a t the Mayfnii lintel or
Frb. 14. with music by Eddie
l tl n g and hi* oroheMrn. it unr
announced tralsy by Andrew Cxr.
Vsway, general cbnlrniiiu of tin
dance.
Other members on committee*
for irranxeinenta. inelude .1 J
Peacock, floor ami n r r h o lr a ;
H
>!.
Colemiin,
in\ itatioriA;
Georup AJ r , itoy I!«!
lrr mul GcMirKi’ Stitir, In vhh nnd
.decoration*;
11.
Chari i'» Morriion,
and Karl T u rn er
J
I.rhmnn
Clyde I'nrkcr
on the flour
CommltU.
Tablet may be rearrveil fur thr
dance by telrphnnln^ the hntrl.
The da nee it by invitation only
Preparmtioim arc nearly rum
f i t t e d for the mlil-vrinirr pllgri
nutffe to the fit*. Ann*- Mhrinr
n»v. A J 8alol», Shi un* iJi
rector, announce*. Thi* iiiuiuaI
I t l i f i o m event will lie hidd Sun
day, f e b . l». at th r bniutifth
31#. Anne* lira l^ r ^ , n-vorul
mllaa cant of Lake Wwlr*
Junior Auxiliary Of
Legion Holds Meeting
The Junior Auxiliary »f the
American legion met nt the homr
of Mr*. Darryl K. rtrun n yester
day fo r Ita regular rmrtinis. The
nreemble of the r nstiluliun un*
read by the rrrm ix i. ami
pray
er offered.
i
It was announce,I l tin I a i urt
m e-ting of th" J'.inii r an I S. tti |
Auxiliary will 1r ImM I i , tin |
nicht, and enrh nienilir un*
nskctl to bring 11 i r u m m iie'e
for a grxeery shower Members
were lircert to fiimli wmV .-n the
quilt* they are making nnt iil«e
tu support the Junlm tu x ih a r
Fair to be held nn Teh .’I
The n est meeting " it' he at
the hr me of Mi«« Suplu.i* M
Dougs) on ( ' e h n A n nil, HV i.
nesday, Feh, |J at :i lit m U l m
the afternoon
l*re<enl were- Mi-. Fl.u- jtn i.
Inesil. Mias S, |,l,m M, l'engal.
Misa Janice Itrnwo. Mi*. Mairlu
Prrctor, Mi«a Margaret M n i-.
Mlaa Marjr rle June I tin ,f i, t , Me
Joyce Steele, \ti«* Tlir.ila tt, Fu •
Mlaa Marv June lie >m|tr Ml—
France* Dagoe,
Mi-*
MiMreil
Dacue, Mlaa Vnlene Mill*. Mi*«
* ilino Jacks,,n and Mm Fnrgu
aon.
Comp Blending D ap will be
held Fbh. ■18 In th e . Aral
Bowl a t Bavin* Carden* nt
V-T.
OM-f.ishiiincd n« Into ■■■sentinit'll■
I. I ianl.H In thrill vuih' \ ..n-ntinr.
‘ ilcd ynurs fiom dn/c.i - of nnv
(inr;: here . . . frilly nnr:«, pl.iin urn's.,
tl.'ihurnte cards, simple rar.l*.
If*
tile Irtidltionnl wny of wnulini; a
\;tlrntinc message.
H c n n liru l c a rd * c o m p le te u i t l i
( d o p e s p rie rd n s low n.-. . . .
&
Powder
50c l|i;inn ToothpaHte 39c
Ml 31 I'oolbna'lc
25c
50c* ListcrineToothpaHli133c
*ir
Pcpsudcnt 'I’ootlipastc 33c
Tooth Powder 2 tor
Tooth Li(|uid
lie
23c
Men’s
Shaviiu',
Iniim
tiv im i w m .it i
Ihaving ( ream
I' f i mu* 1'11'»
Shaving ( ream
fit.- i,li i i :t t i
llriiHhlt'SH Sha\ e
I'll M |N I>
Shaving ( ’ream
Burma Shave
Shaving Cream
33 c
33c
iMc
19c
79c
21c
Valentine s Day Is Only A Week Away
Angeles
Mr*. J. L. lugley, Mrs, G. I.nw.
ten. Mi*. B. A. M a lirn , Mr*. G
McKay, Mr* M. (J. McNair
Mr*. George M n . j l l , Mi*. J„hi
Meiach, Mrs. J, G. P a tte r x - n , Mi*
A. 1, Felsrson. sir*. J. J. Pea.
reek, Mrs. John 'Julrk. Mi* it
W. R utker, Mr*.
B. Root Mr*
Whitman’s, Cc
? S [w ® S P ^
And Horton
iSSSjH x
Chocolalos
In Heart Shaped Valentine Bum
W SAR
kenshlp.
REMEMBER
with .*1 card . .
40c 1-Way Cold Tablets
MI 31 Solution, pint .
59c Rcxull Cold Tablets
75c Lifiterme
75c Pepsodcnt Antiseptic 59c 35c £>-onn’H Lininu n l
,ll)e .>1.25 Absorbine ,ir.
Antiseptic 59, pint
27t. Rubbing: Alcoho, lull pint
39c Vicks Salve
Rcxall N a «a I Spray
50c Phillips Milk Mugne ia
59c Cnrdui
65c Mistoi
$1.25 Pe-ltu-Nn
MAM I'inkhnm’s Coinponn !
$1.25 Creomnlsion
$1.08 S1.00 Nervine
OSc $2.(10 LniiIcon Bniv.n
Wampole’s Preparation
35c Hrtmio (Juinine
Toothpaste
FOIlfTBIf 5
-th e “No, 1”
color for Spring!
35c Pond’s Cold Cream ...............
50c Jergens*Lotion
.......
Hine’s Honey and Almond Cream
m ax r x P T o n 'f
Normalizing Cream
...........
H oubigant’s Dusting P ow der........
Coty’s Dustfng Powder
.........
LeLong’s Dust. Powder
$1.50 tt
Dusting Powder \
$1.00 and
Harmonizing Make-Up
Cara Nome Face. Powder
Pink Clover Face Powder
Elmo Face Powder
.....
Airmail] und Dancing
Milcag;- Huhc
69c 89c $1.00 •
Nylon’s J1.35
Eton's Stationery
U ncn nnd Vellum. Sheer for
Air Mall. Iloth regular and
note alien In exqulnlte pal*
lernd.
50c to $1.00
D.Uciou* Uscea
Hot Lunches For
>3'. yjr;'
im
#^ ‘
Sf't/'
• ■ v i',
., *
#
The Nn, | penny diving n rtlit
Th» Rock of G ibraltar Is lime(It N assau wrar* n tap hat.
stone nnd contains runny caves.
Tha UnHetl Slat*** him but five
cltlta with more than * inllliun
persons- Ke*
Vurk,
(‘hicago.
Philadelphia, Detroit and
I*,*
s/
}£**• K* Compton,
Reservations may be mad* by
telephoning Mr*. Compton.
The following committee w as
appointed for the County Feder
ation meeting at the d u b house on
Feb. 13. Mrs. W. A. L eavitt, Ml*.
Hoy TIHis. Mr*. Rot* Adams. Mr*.
Jam es
Coates,
Mr*. George
Bridge Mr*. Lea Lcsher, Mr*. J .
W. Lyles.
Mrs. Charles (itH e r, bridge ex.
pert will be at Ihv club on Feb.
14, to Instruct piayers, lt^ wee
announced. There will alio be a
sectlon.il Institute, section seven,
under the dirretion of Mrs. R. A.
Smith and Mrs. G, E, McKay In
Orlando. Thutsday, Feb. 20.
The tallowing nominating com.
mlttep sa< appiHii.rd by ths pro*.
Ident: Mi*. J. O. H uff, chairm an,
Mr*. George McCall, music d*.
paiim eni, Mrs. j. E. C ourier,
civic departm ent. Mis. J. G. ML
rhacl, .loclal ilrpai tnirnt, Mrs. IL
E. Mon is, literature departm anL
The election wi,i be held In
March.
Mrs. J. W. Hall announced
th a t progress had been made in
the It*,; Cross Sewing Project,
She Intitrrl the indies to sew on
the appointed day*.
■
A new member, Mrs. G. A.
Haines, wns welcomed Into the
rlub. A fter a short recess the
annual Animated Magaxlne WtS
presented.
Thn* i present to r the luncheon
Included:
Mrs. J. [lota Adams, Mrs. J. C,
mils, Jr., Mrs. Raymond Ball,
Mrs. V-’. E. Baker, Mra. II. II.
McCasIm, Mrs. E ndor C urlett,
Mrs. h. Ct mot on, Mrs, W. ICooper. Mrs. E. A. Douglas*. Mrs.
liny Ib.well, Mra. Sanford Dnudney, Mrs. C, R. Dawson, Mr*.
M. W. Dearlso, Mr*. Frank
Evans, Mr*. H. D. Freem an. Miss
Sallle Gray and Mrs. B. O. Khlnhnlrer.
Mr*. C uystte, Mts. H, D. Htghli-ymnn, Mra. L eli- Howell, Mra.
J W. Halt, Mra. O. P. H ern
don Mra. C. P. Herndon, Mrs.
II B. Crumley, Mib, J. P. Ridge.
Mr* L. E. S penrrr, Mr*. W. M
Scott, Mrs. J . M. Stlneclnher,
Mrs. V C. Chapman, Dr. Elisa
beth Tracy, Mrs. Richard Ten
Eyck, Mr*. H. M. Papw orth, and
Mis. J. II, lf tm tk .
Mrs. Douglas Bills, Mrs. C. A.
R svburn Mllwee and Miss Foltx
|1_n The
Card WL____
Club Jhad
* large Haines, Mrs. J . U. H uff, Mr*.
__ ■_______
--. *.l*.l.l
attendance on Thursday night *i W. A. Leavitt, Ur*. II. J. Leh
the library w h e n -a variety »f man Mrs- 8 . P . Larason, Mrs.
card game* ’ w ere plavrd.
At tb* B aptist church on Sun.
iday a group o f
IB student
. preachers from Stetson rnndnri, ed both morning and evrumg
servieee.
A t noon ■ 'larg e
group •>■
preachers end congregation held
[dinner In flunnvibed* Park.
Miss Elsie Dunbar, who h**
'o e n t more than 30 w inters in
on Hundav to conla Philadelphia.
lT r
A ttending th e Jo -s ^^44_
n stte Mac
Donald coiwert In Orlendo Friday
night w ere Mra. E rnie Starr,
Mrs. La ■V lm e , Mr*. Rayburn
Mil wee And His* M nrjurie Blon-
New Semeter At
Stetson S tarts;
Enrollment Same
*■
Social Calendar
With Ur*. C. R. Dawson, eleb
prctio-'iit, prenitln,', and w ith U n
invocation uelircrau by Dr. Ulan*
both Tracy followed try tba aa>
lute to the flag b) ths assembly,
the regular luncheon and busi
ness meeting of th s Sanford
W oman's Club waa held in th*
club he use yesterday a t 13:30
spending a few o'clock.
Following the ralu te to th s
on buiiness.
flag the group *ang “America,'*
J. A. Junes am with Mr*. J. I!. Root accompanyin Tampa
on Ing a t the piano. The club w as
decorated with rosea, gvrbera
daisies, fern and an Interesting
display nr paintings. Hostesses
for the lunrhron w ere; lira . J ,
M. Stlneelpher, Mia. F ran k L*nu
son, Mrs. Hanford Doudney, Mrs.
W. A. Leavitt. Mrs. L. E. Spen
cer, and Mrs. W. B. Brinson.
T e le p h o n o
Sanford's D aughter
To Be Honor Guest
Woman's Club Holds
Luncheon M eeting
t h ic k
.
COMB IN AND TRY TIL
�TT1F. HANFORD HERALD. 8ANF0HH fLORIDA
Fletchers
m Good Fi
By NEVA D. ANDREWS i}
r . good
during caah crop*.
P M t y e a r they
|
a c re ,
o f , watermel
man-
K fe S K
Tho t(n w b o rry harreat la od,
id I t s up to ua to g et o u r
• n o f this delicious, ruby-redult d arin g tha araton, Hirnwrrieo w ith sugar and craam ,
*■
I tha faimra* i t n e tho acre and brought there than hery
', add e th e r stra w »»00; 10 acres o f . pass, from berry
III a place In I| ml
wljlch they picked the pea* end menu
'1 be filled by a n y
sold them for more than $2001other
of the faWn, y j ,
and left tho vegetation on the
No
u have aome straw ,
land and 10H acres of cotton, berry
o f your rw n, but
s -.L l.L
‘ Fletcher and
i hr tho moat
hi* 8pwannee
nt B. CL Kleree
r* and that*
I
g » t.
3TRAWBERRIC3
Con-
a I____ j ______.
which brought $460.
here
Every year Mr. Fletcher faU Here
lee* out - a .tew • range cattle on ' In re
K
. , r , M 4 iueh . - k . 1 l l „ .
that K im . Vitamin p may remain.
‘ trnwberry S h o rt Cake: Ingre
dients: 2 c»p« sifted , floor. 9 .hallow pan,
tra. poons baking powder, i too. •tW r. « W i
rpoon Mil,
sail. »
a is
u iw g iv s sugar,
.peon
tobloopooo
svgor, 4u IlghUi- w hk
lablrlpoona shortening (p re fe r. may J M 'e a t
Ably b a tte r o r b u tte r su b stitu te).
J_1 rup milk, and
sweetened r a s a
.trsw b errlea
S ift together the flour, haking m
s
powder, salt and eU gnr.-C ut In
the ahartrnlng and mbs lightly i ^ a t n d ^ e r i B
with the lUjuld uslU Ilka M atnlt
WASHINGTON. Fab.
g n to tw o f t t o H .v y K
Ilona w* bei to Include
FRIDAY FEATURES
also, ,
Plat Fid a flaky,
•'
O BR
pie cruet or, n i t
A ril* with fine, big strew berries.
r iir .m
*'
'
'.
\
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0 LE0 LB. ... 8k
'.<(3
W
Beef Tongues-15c
SH r o u t ROCKM*
FLOUR
5 lb s 25c
'V. A
Na. >1
fettling In hi* P^nnV tteU*
for $303 during tie next l«W
^Titles#
^
a
A rheek for about $190 Will
be romlng In’ next Spring te
payment for »«U ronwrvatlon
work on hi* farm in 1040 rmdrr the AAA progmtn.
• <
Velvet beans, he Ktya are Q
floe crop for building land und
ha haa been planting them, w
several years- lie will plant 40
acres “aolliT thl» year to ' be
ted to eatlt* nnd If counting on
them to provide feed until the
following summer. He. Intends#)*
pea*, .corn, and peanuts, and
eIlf
W
lf G.1Meal 10 Lbs 19c | LARD 4 Lb. C t a . 32c
h BELL
WHi
1 w ard
'\' k BRIEAI t, rB
>E«Y
. BrO
. LD 2
«y’; ,/■4 . |
r
o
w
p
K
R
on
b
o
a
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>
-L•IT g\1
.5c I^ATCHES 3 for 10c
gf
ij;j f
* jh s n f e s f e
[ f * |
HrV
*_____
1TISHUE3*'_
for 1|N1
1
mgr
KThe Best LIne Of Firuite Arid Vegetables 1
j
For 17c 1
PINTS
QUARTS
m a c a r o n i" a
: SPAGHETTI
B U Y a F O R ..............
GET 1 FOR.;____ i l
4
LARD
U tO U R
M M M m lty 'a tt t v f li t d j''t o o . •f.ni
" M r .' F I etc h e r s h a a lh e e r* '■ *•*«*.
8-oz. pkfrs. for 16c
t u b o r p r i n t lb » 3 7 c
.plain o r self rising
Roiled- S 5A S T lb. 29c
RIB A BRISKET STEW
RED 8AUSAGB
H a HAMS
b a u x jn
SHOULDERS
lb.
2»c
run n*
O
S noked
-a '
LAMB CHOP
lb.
%
R*RY RRRfs
lb. 21c
CHUCK ROAST lb. 17c
fl
».
.
'
I V O I * i n*. AYR.
SEC K BONES. :J b . 7c
PIG CHOPS-.. .. Ib. 14C
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it
m < tK > o -u « v
X
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i M
B
CELERY
U n io n s
h
i
W
LETTUCE
■nano
LEMONS
'
masxinb. m b
is * .
10c POTATOES 15c
*
o .d t y
»
e t t e n b * . :f
AvocXiros 15c
T^Si ATOES
La.
10c Rutabagas Ib• Ui
G rapefruit
ORANGfcs
&
SANTA COFFEE
. . . Ideal
for flwiaalitf.
i ^HOULDEit
. ' . ’ Ib. I5»/iic
ured’ RIB BACON....... lb. 17c
■
2I A.
110 lbs 43c
ble Coupons
h i E very Sack
RED CIRC LE.......Ib. U g 15c
BOKAR................ .lb, bag 17c
BACHES 2 fo r 25c
TaURichwIqt
COCKTAIL
PEACHES.
Made by M.txwell llou-ie
>T-p*tt cul is thick M you like
tvm
........'23
n uru-i i s N A ira f
SWEETHEART SOAP
SPECIAL 3 bars 18c
and for le you Ret no additional
bar.
Our Owij Jsive HENS....
Spring Lamb SHOULDER
0 XYB0 L
ia r is a r m
gw
. , . but K'r nlrrum human. See
this mechanical baby at our More
. . . It moves It’s nrm>t. legs, nnd
bead. Il’s unbelievable . . . Vou’ll
lie glcd you taw ,i.
Cabbage lb/.!H i
■ L a. MADS are
^ONDOR.........1-lb. out 21c
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€HUCKMROAST
9 C /»
ellow, Flavored
BEST FLOUR
B O’CLOCK 2 1-lb. bflffi 25c
Bob Falter (left). Cleveland Indians pitcher, and Dob Quinn, president
of lb* Bolton Dees, display plaques presented to them at the annual
dinner of the New York Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association
In Manhattan. Fell.r, 22, designated th* outstanding player of 1940,
la the youngest man ever to receive the honor. Quinn, 71, received the
tribute for almost half a century of aervic* to baseball. ' .
FANCY WESTERN
’s ; Obelisk
5 llw|<
»
Alley, Tender,
>nkt/ aKoauss
Potatoes i10Jbs. f;1n5••c
A - 'T S rM l and B ritain In
SKINLESS WIENERS.............lb. 21c
100% P urs Pork SAUSAGE... lb. 25c
I k u . LOIR 0
12c
15c
GRAPE JUICE
FULL UUAnT
Q Q
Pint free with purchawe f C l h J l
Phillip’s Tomatoes, no. 2 can
Phillip’s Pork & Beans, lb. can
Olympia Corn, no. 2 can
P and G Soap 2 bars
MATCHES, 2 boxes
V ita m in ized
FULLY
r« R j|
Cf/U/WeOLD
J
HEINZ KETCHUP
LL 14c LARGE 21c
HEINZ BEANS
“*• IS-os. 25-ox.
!
MAROARINI
TOMATO
SUGAR
UICE Ho, 3 cana 23c
Polk’s G rapefruit JUICE 2 ho. S a m i
5 lbs. 15c 12 lbs. 84c
FLOUR.....3»lbs. 25c
S-N-O-W-D-R-I-F-T
M b. 19c./ 3-Ibs.,49c
nmB,Backbone & Spare ribs lb. H
PIIKTORK SA
GAR°pfeAS.10c
rH IL A O E L P H l
■ k . w r n K i r g p f r f ki
m o w o w a * CON 80 Hitel-' V
S tw nU eskPJ
^eal Shoulder
» U P S ............. . 12<
. • ’ :.VY,
..
v. •
.
^
t i l l
,
I*reft, Ige. 21c sm. 9c
IVORY SOAP
2 Ige. 15c med. 5VaC
v « hk
’ iw rK fliai,
AVOCADOS e*.
A RAPRK
9 Ik .
g e ttin g um
th in g adoptoda
T hey undoubt
edly b e lie v e *
th e y could m ek* a fairly strong
m inority showing, however, an*
th ey also wanted to advertise theti
philoeophy am ong th e . nation's
Hexist or Ny*
‘ T he mall they receive from vot
e rs in th e ir tw o a let** o f M ontane
a n d N o rth D akota c ertain ty lm pllaa a form idable popular acntlm e a t ag ain st a n A m erican ahoctof-w ar policy th a t la i ’t f a r enough
shor t o f It to tnvotv* no risk a t all.
It*l a sentim ent th a t W heeler and
Ny* a re anxious to develop and In
tensify. And theJr arg u m e n t la
th a t th* surest w ay to g u a ran tee
o u r n o n -p e rild p etlan in th* con
flict la to end It rig h t now. T hey
contend th a t th* essential first
ste p In this direction le to s ta r t
th e opposing cam ps o f tig h te n
Upon a discussion Of term s
O f course, th* scheme’s oppo
n e n ts Insist th a t th* rivals w ill be
too f a r a p a rt on th* question of
term s ever to agree, even If they
do tall w hat they er*. Th* experi
m ent’s w orth trying, though, ac
cording to Wheeler. Ny* and otb tel
Isolation tale
W ant r t a a Talked About
■ 'N a tu rally , they know th a t P re si
dent Roosevelt ' 1 unfavorable to a
negotiated peace effort, on the
ground th a t It w ouldn't do any
good. B ui they think m aybe It
would, and It waa th eir notion th a t
th e ir resolution, sim ply by being
widely talked a b o u t w hether Im
m ediately adopted o r not. m 'g h t
m eet such general approval th a t
th * W hile House eventually would)
leave in. and aoquleece in tha plan.
T alk s w ith law m akers from out
w ast give th* Imureaaloo th a t th a t'
auction la p re tty predom inantly
pro-peaoe upon such term s aa ra n
aa arranged. To Judge from south
e rn legislators' reaction*. It a p
pear* th a t Dixie, th* whit* p a rt of
which la fa r m ore solidly Anglo■axon th a n th* we«t la. stand* for
a n unqualified B ritish victory.'
Wall. W heeler and N y . hail from
the west P artlaanly. lo be sure,
they w ear different labels. Wheel,
aria a Dem ocrat. Ny* a Republican
flUll. traditionally they both are
pronounced liberals, they have
th a t In oommon.
Ny* waa an Isolationist ahead or
W heeler W heater didn't catch th*
germ until a fte r th* present strife
had sta rte d in Ny* wee violently
pro-Isolation long before the term
"Isolationist” had been Invented.
In th* com paratively early days
following th* te s t world conflagra
tion he headed a senate com m ute*
on Investigation of Its causes and
w hat he found o u t scandalised him
Gerald’s a cracking good Investi
gator, be It said In all seriousness
HI* Inquiry convinced him that
th a t waa a capitalistically Inspired
muaa. so, on lb* "never again" i
theory, h e Introduced our neu tral
ity tew. T h a t waa a peace a t any
price decade and congreaa passed
hla law a-kiting. T hough It's been
som ew hat modified since then. It
•till m ore o r teas ham per* our aidB ritain - sh o rt - of - w ar policy, as
Ft riil*.
H"»t virld* for *ilngc w ill he ohtained fivm a ■a’r ’*. late typo
I ' - ’ hr- many leave*. Plron.r
stalk* that stand xtralxht until
rut and yellow grain are he*t for
This tmrpnxe. Yellow c<-rn I* nrefcinlde lo while because nf it •
hiehr-r vitamin A content. ’’Flnrlilrnt Yellrtv”, another Experi
ment Station variety, I* a hl*h.
yielding yellow corn with fal*
Reevil resistance and Is good for
tb i. purpose. It pmhnhly will be
U>id mti.llv In central and north-
nnd wa* able to return to Stel*on University Tue«dn>.
• kid ward ra rk er anil George T al
bott returned to Gainesville Sun
day where they an- attending the
U niversity of Flnn.U after .(tend
ing the mid-term holiday* with
their parent..
Jimmie McGowan
nnd
Key
riont* retum rii to Del .and Mon
day where they an- attending
Stetson Univeraily after spending
the mid-term holiday* at home.
Friend* of Mi*« I'litalM-lh Olliff will be glad to know that she
waa able to retuni to Orange
Prieaa Good Thru Fob. 8
Acorn Rlnrlle*.
B acon
.
(I
Bib or Loin End Pork
Shank Half or WhoU ShHr
19c| L a m b
W o v e Gone 'Hog Wild!"
ib
Weetem Bfond»H Hnl’
.-J ^ r
Chuck
ib
>
P IC P O R K
HAMS
ib 13'^c
Klnqon Slunu M ill
SHOULDERS
Rad Smoke,i
whol* Ib
12*a c
ib
M allet lb 10 c
r io a n d e r lb 17 c
Sh rim p lb 17 c
O y»t« n pi 2 3 c
Sh rim p H-lb 2 3 c
11 VitC
Chops
Collage Ch
S a a sa p o Ib I S c S I d o s
Uvt W#igKi (Vfiifd I
I* n*‘rrn«arv to plan! a ninule.
M n d v ariety th a t produce* «mal>
Irr total yield* for I hi* purport*,
P r Hull pointed out. E ith er w hite
or yellow com w ith n dark green
hu*k that doea not racily tu rn
r«»l»»r rn n ute to m arket m ay l»n
U"r«t For producing n>a*tina ear*
In renf-al Florid*, Dr Hull r r r .
pnimenil* "Oklahnm* Ullvermlne .
‘•Soullii-m Snnw flake", end ’’lmp n ved W hile Deni ' Fnr Oil* purp.-M' In acmlhem F lorida, he rec•m twrnd*
'T u ip e n " .
"T ruoker
Favrrll*- end “ Norfolk M erkel"
are -h'-rter *ra*on v a ri.lirn of
the -a m . K<*nrral lype and a re
a atlafe rl' ry fnr planting a fte r
w in ter truck crop* In produce
Lowosf Everyday Price*
QUANTITY SIGHTS MSIIVTO
17c 1L o in s
tor* rom pornl of five member*
was |M»*iponr*il until a meeting
that will l r held M, inlay even
ing 1 he organization Is to be
mmp»*r I of m n of the rommunitv and will function along the
line* cf a cielc club.
Itoy Until r of Sanfnid was In
Oviedo Tuesday on business.
A. I,. Ilryant of I-ake Garfield
Nurseries, llartow, was here on
tnisiness Monday.
—
Mi** I'u rline Allrn enrolled Ih
IIm- Orlando Vocational School
Monday Mis* Alim Is n gradiiiite of the local High School,
graduating with tbo 11)40 class.
Mr and Mr* A. ||. Morgan and
d a u g liln * of W mtr Park were
n sitin g m U\ led - Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Jam es Morgan nf
Oilnndi w e e yi-itmg with the
l a t t i r s iiioihrr. Mr* Cluirlr* |„
West, Sniidiiv
Ib
10 c
PIG PORK HEADS ib 5'^c
BEEF BRAINS
P O R K BRAINS
RIB BEEF STEW
Ib
Ib
Ib
BEEF TO N G U ES
P O R K LIVER
HAM BURGER
r
C R A C K ER S
M b 1 4 '/ * C
Maal. ClrltB
EELBECK
p^o
OVIEDO
10c
I Can FhiUlp*
F. W. TALBOTT
20
16-oi can
Phillip* Pork &
Tomato
oB.
B E A N S
With Purchaso ol
Mg Oudt A PmalHtsis
PdUliurv Cnko Rot.r
U M r i IS#
ffiXsxZi ik
S r S y Q hoetm ue* e n d
i ' j K l between Jap an
GAINESVILLE. Feb. « _ (S n - rlal>—Flrriad
farmer*
re ttin g
rsady to plant c-rn during the next
f r — week* should select varieties
whlrh have proves! *ati*fartnrv
fer their
;
._‘_m
“ ' (pnrpore*
and* adaptable
to their sell end climatic condi
tions. Hr. Fred 11. Hull. State
E iprrim ent Station agronomist,
pointed ru t today.
“ Each variety la be*t adapted
to one cf three purpose* —grain,
silage, or roaatlng ear*, although
*nv variety could be used for any
rf these pu-ooae* in an emer
ge nrr," he ..Id .
P -:marlly, corn t* grown In
Florid, as a grain r-op, lu t
•mall arrragea are harveated
•very year a* ailage or roasting
ears.
Fn- grain production, the agron 'm ist explained, two-eared var
ieties wllh long heavy husks ami
•misith simple-dented grains have
proved liest. Planted In Marrh, It
resrhes m aturity In Julv. Aa It
»t*r-l* In the field for about two
m onths,-the variety for grain
must have strong alalks ami r-ols
to hold ears off the ground. The
llew hybrid variety developed by
the Experiment Station,
.................................
‘
‘Florid*
IV-1 , ami “ Florldent
........ ,
White,"
which was also developed hy the
Ftatli-n, are eery good for this
purpose in northern and central
rcctiruis of the (tale, while Cuban
V.-||..*v | 'lint I* best fer anuthem
a atudent nurse nfter having been
ill a t the horn-- of her parent*.
Mr. nnd Mt* F M Olliff
Hdv. K. Allen iliin irttr, pastor
of the llnp ti.t t'hiirch a t F ro st
proof, will le guest speaker at
tha Oviedo Itnpn-t Church Funday, Frb. I', al laitli inrrning and
evening service*.
A largo group of local members
of the llaplist Church are plan
ning cn attending a Sunday
School rally in I*•-1 and n est Sun
day afternoon
The iren i f Oiu-do organized n
civic Club Mondni evening which
It wa* decided to , perate under
the name i f the Oviedo Chamber
of Commerce. George \V. Morgan
wa* elected president, F. W. T al
bott, first vice president, and J.
11. Jrn ea, Jr., nem -tary-treasurer.
The- election of n board of direc
S n o ih ttn
Klex sni. 2 fo r 17c Dog Food'3 cans 13c
0 4 Y 4 0 0 tr T O Il.B r
x »- t . v w «
. ■
SOAP.........3 f o r 13c Puddings 2 for 7c
r. a. xn. i
is i.ns.
(XM-SCTAIt. POTATOES
14c P e a n u ts ..... ...... 25c
P O T A T O E iT :..:i9?
Miracle
APPLES....5 lbs. 21c
BAN a NAS
18c
'YMI.IOW
.
ONIONS .8 lbs. 10c
IUNNYFIKLI)
L
.4 lbs. 25c
.
ATOED 10
>1 Axl* p o w e r *
B - V * E l their field* of
H ic k o ry -H ra o k rd , S u g a r C u re d —
T flg ty — T h * E c o n o m ic a l M e a l f o r
th lfl w e e k -e n d
|b .
ROUND STEAK lb. 25c BACON......
lb. 13</>e (STEAKS
m b p ay
Smoked BACON
ONIONS.....3 lb*. 8c
( b e t w e e n the
!
IT AIN’T ROOMIN
Pure LARD—!4 Ito. 29c
L i_____ ;
Q f f l t e : l m t c o u n lr l.a
ve G ot A B a b y !
•
IC T T a W M im
B y a tA R L T S r. STEW A RT. I
Centra l P ress C olum nist
.
W H EN Benators B urton K.
W haalar and Gem ld P . Ny* of
f e n d congreaa th e ir Jointly pee-,
p e n d resolution calling on Urn
U nited S ta te s governm ent to taka,
th e Initiative in a move for n ne
g o tiated peace betw een all th e
world’s beUlgcr,
O fftaan of the Eighth Reconnalaance Troap, U. S.
Army,
)weTt. given a day of r*m e fish
ing competition on
the
Gulf
Stream aa guest* of the Fort
Laadardel* Angler* Aaaoclatlon
a t the end o f ib elr forced march
from- F t Jaekaon, Columbia, 8.
iC. Pah. 0. Tbo fore* tnvelled
' l a 1<: eeout c a n . four cargo
trucks and I t motorcyelea.
;
RIB TIP8
.
\
PIG TRIPE
PIG TAILS
’
BOILING BACON
BEEF BRAINS
PIG BRAIDS
LAMB STEW
PEANUT
| |
« t
BUTTER
IK
| |
HAMS
lb. 21c
■I’x. .
i r.'_
__
Cottage HAMS lb. 18c
PIG HEADS.........Ib. 5c
LAMB CHOPS lb. 35c
MEAT STEW
.....!b. 15c
SHOULDERS lb. lU/jC
lb. 10c
BACK BONE lb. 16c
m m S E ...... . lb. 15c
S H O u E S f e S r ’lb. 29e
« J o u E d e 8 s lb. 16c
Log O’ LAMB lb. 29c
m W dliten- lit tha AAA program
alnr* <1 was Insgaarated) Ha wts
a state delegate on tha w a ters
melon rommlltoar last year.
i
Tha FtaU harx o r* m aking th eir
farm prodbc* an alLmonii • good
living— end ( M i l t M tiM k ’ ft lot
«f pleasure, ^ e u t, of, It at th*
aa ms tins*. . 1 ’ ' ,
, *
Poo, saPMnfk fY hldnldrmhfw
IONA TOMA1
stla'PfNEAPPLE
mery BUTTER
I^Q I r a p e ju ic e
peanuts, akw.
HI* work stock Includes thw*
good mules and these animal*
are kept busy most of the yeas
In preparing land, planting op.
rratlons, and other work. •
Beside* doing a lot q f can.
nlng nnd managing tho hoitaghflp
nlng and managing the host**hold, Mrs. FleUber tak** a yefy
active part In planning operalion* of tho farm.
•
T h * ' Fletcher*, folks say, are
mighty good -nolghhors. .- They
are never tho buoy t o 1glva **slitane* when someone < la the
gmdfli«dty.. la 111. o r .la dtatresa
‘Thar* pitrttelpat*-( 'Church aad
lc SALE
SALAD
DRESSING
LARD....:....... 3 lbs. 25c
WRdTBRI* VMAI. ROM.RO
POTATOES
10 LBS
Ill
CHUCK ROAST lb. 10c"
P e a c e M ove U rg ed
B y W h o e le r - N y e
A i n T h e i r V ie w s
K t s a n u u n . P A . • — (Spe
cial)— Invitation, b a n been aent
to Oorerner Speaaard L. Holland
and bta 400 lieutenant colsaela to
p tU a d the atata-wlde Florida cat.
“ lew an'a field-day bera Feb. t> .
Tbo btettatkma w e n leaned V j
the Florida Oattlameh*! Aaeoeia.
tien end the Oeceola County A*,
sedation.
a Tha cattlemen's field day will
T a a tu n the fourth day a f the
r.nmza] rodeo show Ut tha Klaalm■ a rodw arena. Detail, of tb«
cntartaBhuent of gueata and « blbltora a n now being completed.
Indkatitna a n that iTve.tock «»k ib lti tbia year will lurpaaa
thoaa c f U r former year In both
Totmer and variety.
PAGE FIVE
week of Feb. IG to 21. Thi* rourw
[Hull Says Proper will
lie of special in.en-». to pn.
rent* ond teacher. of children
IVariety Important under 12 ytar* of nee.
Wheeler, Jr., underwent
In Planting Corn n Frank
tsnallcctomy in Orlando Friday
Stcwart Says— .
MAKES POST
V.
Whip
pt.
15c
pig 2 5
c
Mumtord Baking
There’S talk «f repeatlng"Vm.
but It wtB only ha <taa* over the
w tg r sarional teolatkxHata’ pointm l rsmolna.
’
Whaalar and Ny* Intend their
raaohitlMi aa a a anticipatory anti•ate to suck an attem pt. How ef
fectively u « n take with the pub-
Potvdor
Standard Corned
teod to ply the 8L John* H irer
aad Lake Jessup, landing at
White’s Wharf with fmlghv and
paaaanger* for this section.
.
Tha V c im o ’s Society of Chris
tian Service of tha Msthodlat
» rth met Monday afternoon at
th u rrh .
(Fez 2 3 c
Land O ’ Sunshine Peanut
BUTTER
In Cortona. In
Oupitera. Lb
B o l l a r d ’s
5 -lb s
2 4 c
ilokUy'i
Stokely Bauer
'
LOVEff S WHITE iread 16
SUPER BRAND OLEO
Ib
Tha Children* Mission Study
Class of the Msthodlat Church
teat la tha Children's Department
• t Uw church Monday afternoon.
Suw ar
5
Muaturd.Tuui Suu» • Tull
2 1 c P o t a t o e s 1 0 1>» 1 5 c
L E T T U C E fwwy He ........................ M
C 1 1 H Q T I U t t Teaei.............. txh
C E L E H Y New H e ............................t u k
M
Sunaweel Prune
J te lc o
o'
XXXX and Drown
■agar
Yellow Label Tea
U
ptos’a H'b
Applet 4 Ibt 19c Appl** ^ 1^* 25c
Rutobaya* Ib 2ttc
Eastern W lnetop
Fancy Western W ineaop
S. C. Kiln Dried
Idaho Baking
Yam*
Potato** 4 lb* 14c
5 lb* 23c
�€
tymr.
r iM ^ a r * n tjtl* ( K u m
to m u *
is PLX/—3 V
if ^
HU U r •( J n u r t
L iving
JOHV g ije o » A i u > r. •;.
Adm lkW iretor or th* e s ta te *
•f AIM* M. ftlcU N * <1-
•taapf."
i ’7' »■» f
m *
P****" an Broadway, wflt ba a
*»«*• Finally, th . h o a t r Of tba
prrsw m » n u . supplied by CoL
H eadhunt. an unknown y m ia
•ll»T. Dr. Grtrrer concluded.
The. publisher o f (be BetUae
r-atailM and rtce-pruldent of
Rollins ColUr*. Dr. O m a r m U
h e'first had th# Idea of a IMn*
mayaataa presented to b in by Dr.
lic it It PTU planned U publish
a maymabta bat bare tba author*
rrad th^lr work* rath er than pat'
Perfect
Floors
;,i
M
matrcT ifluaedtatafy
Ilia f m tp lo M of
f of '
Intrroot
Iranian
Vai'fl
*£kst- **
neil yoed*
3IQa hod an a
aland In tr
lCrur».»T
n ratable*
Winter Haven’s
Jayceca Select
Beauty Entrant
* paid by Paramount
■an rlchte la »nld ♦«*
Ima record. Tbla will
n t(a M a l M
n la liiu
#*■
ideal H a m a h by J a m c IttL
Sptncar T rtey etatrln f, and
act* R aid” by E nklne Cald.
featuring Cana Tierney and
‘Comforts To
M * In Florida
THIS CURIOUS WORLD
is
dauybtar
ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
Sanford A rtaas J u t Off 01
A Plat”, to b a r
P
not be p'eoont ,
do* lb In her fan
, Judoine tbe qu
y u 'l|lu*tr*tod
Chaw of Rustle,
a erayen ba shoe
pdnia a laymon
of
fMm m
"To Hall
author’*
-
& S 53S
Herman A lky's bosk of hU
U tba
could hf enjoyed 3 S U U &
old.
Ad vert lain* la
w ri represented „
°d of lire . j . IL i d i B u , do.
. ‘b" ermla# Sanford
Pounder*’ D ar and the vUHon
£‘ >‘' "5 Dote.
£ * X dauthtar
J**” ' Mnk
C,ro*
Fanfnrd
ef the
Ule
Ran. Henry S. Fanford, founder of
M P g f c M.
dark oyoe.
Stank sandwiches and Ham.
b a rre n are alaa our ipacialty.
Fur a dallffatful treat coma
r»Heapp
• b ra t
PALATKA, Ptb? • —(Sp^lal)
—When Winter H arm Jayceea
officially mfared >*’ '
Turner, a* thalr, .
In the fourth anmtal Asalaa FaalU
Papeant to be held at
tha, fUrine Cardan* bar* Mar. p;
thay pained tba distinction of
balnp tba first d o b to sponsor a
contestant In th# feta for tba
•seaid soeeeaetve year. They ware
firat te HU an s t i r In 1040 when
(bay sponsored UU* n*Uo John-
th T v trtw a e?j
L In a su m ra .
54‘3 5
rood . picture*.
Rule*
tr a n s ports la make tbelr dsdston
Co-Operative Councii
Session IsScheduIed
for
• —•(Spa
pood f r 1' « f if e ? ^BUal meeting c
ffe s S S ^
Cuwicll of Forme
C ojopem ttui, will be beld^Je
(Andrew (fa
tqrr, he explained,1but the pie.
Ir h s ss
A G EN C Y
tw r .
taken from tba
UUoaa P re « tba
(bar Walay, publ
J k . Birth a f HI
s
•ad i t ,TIP
m O 'i n
kpMa
a■*
N
And Heidnche
■of w inter Ha
af tba Florid-
and
LEGAL NOTICES
Ml
M
t h * c o r a r n r t *u i
tv n n n .
sta tu n r r n a a m * .
m
twnrwMi cat
IN. Rtf TVtt x*TATMV,r A
mm* r r - MAT
1«*W [
whom
iiP B S S ^ W jf
f r r .TLNH9
W*
3 ? wt y
.
kV*
4 , ' a POT
'»— • ■kla
u a* 1.ti' •: vci.^ai
TrlM*,
enoH B i r
gn
�TUB SANFtiRlTti!
l 1nHKw.vj
S A N F O R D , H L O K IIM
By STANLEY
THE OLD
“t w i n Vaas a u t t u * '
on»-. v JT jf/FANwt
/U CfiA M *A» VII-TH
Economic
afighting
g a writhicb ai.'a
A -s
tte r, w hether o r
n o t I t ie With gum ,* d e le te d
Mlae M ary B. K eoan, S tate home
item ca stration ag e n t w ith , th e
ISfelda t o t e m Ion Service, In a
K^rnMe adders# before a joint
evasion a f borne economists, s g .
rienttural eeooomlsU and ru ral
aocM ogiata'attending the meeting
• f Sonthevn A gricultural W orkers
h jea th tt m orning.
Bbleeasotag tho place o f the
homo economist tn a national do.
fr e e r program , aba said
our
homes rend « « r communities nr*
o a r boot f s r tn w u la any fight,
an d borne economists now have
I f ly 'n il -unexcelled ro p e rto n ltr
b u t a n Im portant obligation to
Iman Relates
Work In Solving
Labor Difficulty
-Winter park.
HKM H O O S «5
PAGE SEVEN
Frb.
mtealonefa
of the Conciliation
Service, arrangem ents were com.
plrtetl le st year
for regional
supervision of their work, Di
rector Steelm an aaM. There are
now fo u r Regional Supervising
Commission< of C s s -i I'in s, >,l».
tinned officially in \\ i.hm cton,
who nr* chanrc.l v ia t
re .
pontibllily o.* OtaMit? n i j l i r
assignments or rumnii si'Merr anil,
matter how fa r they have wan
dered. Wg should never overlook
• e m ine to t b u , community of
eUbh everyday (juelltlee »a nvaU
nvse, order!Invee and cleanliness."
Pointing ru t the many strong canned fru lta, vegetables and
features in the line of home da. m eat. In the town and village^
fmue hem In the South. Mis. Kv- *» swell as In tho country, wo
rn n declared th at "W e have our
rad t)ie word to every!
nirttago of Integrity,. humanity,
th a t Mte h a traito r t o '
frMndlincee,, cuttnre and vharacIf ahe 'd o es net know
lert wa come of good stock,'!
B ut etretf “a* ;ww check on our about food* and their value, if
strong p o in t, and l a , out o u r I •ho does not know and provide
« sitae weapons In a convenient for adequate dietary needs into,
t. It would bo foollah to over fa r a t her rotourcoa permit. Wa
look tho v u k tu w M in onr lino', hVo t^ld th*m ore nine million
t f horee defense, she w arned..
Among the things she listed an undernourished Children In tho
United ’ Rtatoo."
needing
She sm phulM d the fact that
• n atu ral resources, lack of memhwra of the family often can
contribute
the family Income,
skill in r trn d o n -a n d industries, tutu .iiway*tocan
osil to msk« mo
IJIrnsss, - poor baalth and n n .
ueo of available Inconto
t litlon on much tr u oxtenalva n beet
scale, and low cash incomes, p a r. through wise ncqulaltlon of foods,
proper clothing, and other no.
tlcolariy ’asnong- n u n ] families.
• “A . a lino of defense in rural ccaeltleo of th i household,
Tho coat o f living in Finland
has rlean S B -percent since last
July.
* ' ^ _________ ___
HMfffjT//V
«ure to be
just wbftt you want—
llfht, deliciout ^nd 6f
n—1
(Spcclil) — Seven rxpeiii nrvtl
t y i « : sioners In the II S. Con
dilation Service, appointed by
the secretary of
inbor,
are
Working with m ansernienl o n d '
labor in certain vital »#r irt. I
dultrir* “to deal w ith n<tnnl dis
pute* ond to nip Incipient dinttlr* In the bud/’ Dr. John R.
teelinan, director of the Con.!
dUo lion Service, told a y roup I
of ri|ipm xlinstrly 2I>0 nternddinl
OMnomistv and Inynten nl the
Opening reunion of the sixth an, '
nusl Ihdlltis t.’o i l * <■ Kcotiiiinirs [
OOnfrirmc here IN* atlrrniHin, 1
8|wnkmg in the Annie Itos I
•ell Theater, Director Steelman I
dee k noted tho “vital war in.
duatricV na “eteel, shipbuilding,
•11, ml her and rhrm iret*. avi.'
alien
m anufacturing, . nunhine
tools. nnd building run*! met inn “ J
Alluding to thcae WUVl'Il HI
dust, in* n* “only U few of t ‘ e
buaimss tm ups upon vhieh dr.
prnd- t lie progress <d n i t .... ..
d if rn -e ,1 hr deelnrt'tl 1hut iin*'
flov,
Uurk mill nmli i iaU in j
*»r itinltf ol the tirvun L* v |
Indn ti i'** iiiigjil In* v ilih t i.j [
•■t tv rt M'tknta inti r i upstuii j
IH. i"i, ..... of tii* nuiny .tii,., it :
- Minch directly suppis t.*
•ffiv l itirm. •‘Anil M is mo |»e.|_!
< £ fc fN O F tt!> P r « 3 M 0 T
Icy i». kr..,, i,oth ti,.. Df-r,v.|., a ,i . 1
Y//HW>ENNY SPEAKSUP
VUlH> ( oinintATihiii mnt tio> \\:ir |
of *•*> U ijM rtim nl rlo it> m.l
COtULint/y III fori ikm! mt III
•in. 1
tiif Mid proptr'R* nf n t i ) *1(1 isi. 1
MtrllVl Hr pesof mt *■(#>« «p |ee |li« | Itoti vim I, invtilv.M tlo* ih h o »'j
As Ms Tfcttr»4n>, IVbsrw**ry u, t • I•
K U H tll’ t I*Hi ll»l'« *TM
■ ' nl mt* tho m h i .I t
*.f
AVocaihin . m
n o n to n so
* “ !■ ills,inn i'crvii-“ nnd i i ,
IIEET.V. 11s»* ll ».11 dm In *•*«•
t>RANA T-n,l-rH,rrn. Hu
lipr- WOil in preventin': nr m rrrrl,) O SS m 11 7;,
Ing trnnblreofne t.iunr ritviitinn*,
n n n c c o t.i. , n ***- m ir u». hh Ur. M' l lmnn Infnrmr I lh,- vnii.
lu s t. SI (II l„ 11 vu
C A C u rc -o u iru
in
n sr to farm u that “Thr h ir n r ., |i ■
’bern urtivr since it* in erp tn n , tri
M .tl.
CAVIDAQIl, h r Tun, Onl tn Fey. Opprnxiniatcly - /,OOJ lalmr min.
I l l 00 10 ISO no llrtt use lo 1 1 0 0 , 0 ti*'H* involving sp|uo»im «t.iv
Chi nr*ft. !)••» Sue In 00.
CAIUIOTH. I
|i,in «:,• t,, #0r, za i’ *ll"'n persons, u n i tliii.n';
tbe I- Mtont) a rrnlnm: Jnm
tlakr I Sr |.a film
CEIoKIIY. O r I I m 10 |1 10. iv irry 104II. tu limoillml *t, 1 1i, noc* tn
lUitrtft, t i l It v«i tu 12 IS.
ft hi1h moro Ihnn 1*1 4 •,H. M
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COht.AitnM, tit* n f . «u. 1,1
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|1 |0 to ? *«»»•
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anvrrnm rnt i»r• r'u -n r ->n
loETTUCH, lorl.ftrjt, is'e <1, 4 Un*.
m i l'll ml p is r r nndi r tin
11.73 to 12 I"V S ilr»b 12 30 to
• ! »«, c <1or 11 t:. to 11 r.M
fiptHi* pr»'i:r;ini is t 1 • . t u t
Ml\KTAliI» ilrtfiift- t»f»i- linn luf
i
iirpniiixfit ion ufm Ii tia*
' to 4&r
If Mmh. «l it il hm Ilf
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ON 1ONH, I»om. thin imp to SOr,
PAIIHI.CV, hns Mini 3Sr
nl !*f l.nl>or linm it ■* v• 1 y
rilA R Ftirl>*H Iin llji r |2 S3 Vo
I*.to
rierPKRH. Ilo liter . rkolr, lo ivy.
|t , ©0 to 13 110
l*<»TATVS| TH, lt d im-ft, MRrl 4VI ,
KltftR No I ;&,< 1.1 ft If. H»sK.
t*wl . 4'*ini«i*l >1 *"! If* It ! ’*
It MUM I, Hot. linn t*‘« l«> 23«*
yniN A rii. Hu iii» ii m
KTHAUiii:m m ;H r*..t u . i.. Mr
H«H! AHII, lltt. 111*1 Y» Moo , Crook
14 30 to 93 10
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SANFORD,
FEBRUARY 7.
Member Aaaoelated Press
IIU
A ttack In Storm
>WER DIVE
British Craft
DemonstratRonte Dis-
N avy Flyer Says Am. erican . A ir Fore*
•' Is Being S t r i p p e d
In* In V i c i n i t y
For AidJPo Britain
WASHINGTON, Fah. 7 - i J
(A P)— Associate D irector BldMjr Hillman »f Ik* Office « t - <
IaShown
D i s c r e d i t Monde
around tba Unitad SUUa
today to ward off
»B student demonbut 5 a demonatraanded before reachpart of town.
T patrol* remained
■idipity of the Emrm r-U a
tin t abow
SCENE OF FATAL NEW HAVEN FIRE
.■Wa s h i n g t o n .
r*b.
7
—
Sweep Of Victorious
Army Continues 40G
Miles In 61 Days;
Italians Surrender
R.A.F. Reports
Overnight Raids
bH
— l f i j o r Al William*, form er
Navy rpccJ flyer, d cell rod today
th# United State* arm ed (o n * *
b a n no single w ater fighting
piano th a t can "hold a candle"
la B rit h h o r German puroull
ships clashing over England today*
Opposing the Adrnmistrstioai’a
laaaaJend bill before th e S on.
a te Foreign A ffaire Committee,
W
illiam.
____
__ asserted the n a t
<tr force* are bning “atrip]
of plane* needed fo r the a*«
f-a la st pu rsu it p a n e , a lta r o re wing iM ppod off, piunging O ccnd a ry training of m ilitary f
bccauic aurh ahlps are
bat
L ieutenant' Sherman E . l h b r y . o f Ben Diego, Cju., to his death turned over to G reat Britain.
a lK e r th p o t • L. I. Ilo mu ! five o th er Tier* had trk en off from
II* laid hr did not boll*
U ladi^h 1Wl 11
* # _1,|. - n i .< *
B ritain rould wln the war.
, A policy of “ no more conn
alone" on the hill * aa agreed
b r Afa* House Democratic iondi
•km nhnrlly before th e fig h t W
over and amendment* w a r* . I
turned on the Hnuae floor.
Investigator* search through the - e h u r til
i'iarhir ir;’ la bci laved' to have atuiled the fire.
President Roosevelt dlaclo*
ruin* if t i e New Haven Quilt and P ad .C o m
The <.eail wore trapped In the picking room.
today that plana had been I
pany In New Haven, Conn., where early ro|»ort*
( i.tn i'a iissletants aro ahoul ,o trm o ir cne
d rrta k rn to hulld un a ronorci
■I ill' tn>.| r*. The plunl « u v >iking o r a
ivvraled ti.at II men were burned to death and
of public w ork. pm |*eta to ta
llirre other employe* Injured. A spark from
l! I-lini,i bn«ia on defense orders.
up the alack of defense cm pit
ment a fle r the war.
Me aald Iheac project* woi
consist chiefly of the tvp* tl
would provide some kind a f I
w il l e d s e e s k in g george
tu rn o, rapltal to the m m
ment. and would Include h ig h *
construct! nn. hoipltala, a lrp o r
feh . T ^ M V r
Legislative problem*
ronfroatand houalng.
a
Waygrand, n .
U ir Florida cllieaThe
Wertdiscussed
House
rew aU d an unm!
' - of artnle* In
of the City takably .lia b le m ajority fo r t
Itjr Hall yra- lend.lea*e m ethod., of helpll
K. P. Owen, Britain yeatarday hy bphting ol
»rlda te a m * In alm nat boisterously good-hOv
mored session, :*U affofta— **v*f
•one—M reatrtat the ptArt-nrwVVB
the- pending bill would yield te
President Roosevelt.
Acting quickly on amai.dmrul
mplntaln* ,i
a fte r am endm ent, with no atIrmpt* a t delay apparent from
Jacksonville,
any quarer,
tho House advanced ment
on bills Introducer
t . the Ira. the m raaurc a t atich a rale tln.l
feet th e n . ,
iU' tD Tal the Administration leadership was ]on- „
If an Imported
,|
i'* . Of the highly confidant oi final action kt
for* the . .Leg lala I I Uta
league tonight, leaving tho neat * t r p 'p a r b Si
■ informed
telegraphs c ity ,«
la I#,
I y_ j; p,
’mthrough.
ight af- to the Be nat*.
M T . oplnlim
W ith a striking absence
n f| Fournier
litte r and out tha elate fu
I these opln. snapping ta m p a n and th r shout- l|)0 ^ ,n
■ I .re ta in
<°a*.
are
praaanl
to .the law. ed repartee usual to th* run. jj, , j )au
an o ffe r makers, Mr, .Sept
slrurllon o f a bill a t auch Ini- 1 g«voluti<i
marshal
Purchase
of
a
Especli
a prem ier (he HMD edltloa <W f W i N set of portance, tho House quickly ano
f'th
a
Dictionary
proved ameqdmonta proposed b> ! r |cj, Rn,|
raM ff* U r a l lo Id - form er
of American BllOgraph, for Ibe Foreign A ffair* CrmmlUee Item ' aoetlou (
i'-proposed eompro- Sanford Library1 W a y authorised ocrata to Increase eupnrxt fm [, (hr >
b* th * Com m C i...
Mr. Kayrr
. woald aurrenuer lo •nkL
They would:
dealing
sat, kmuerj *nd R ev ised IheBetmeaaurc.
a tw o-year limit upon the' Houm[l|a
ibiot control or tho r r r r y Tha
l o yaara, vaeor la tnc lives period in which Prcaldenl Rouaeromsiolng anly a«
0 bl
13,033 prom inent
American v*lt could con tract to m anufac-1
o f wtata, and Laval of
Wendell L Wlllkle, lic it) la allow
men and wonsOo:. ■
turo arm* fo r th* Brltlah, and a ot th f p
having tea with tho K'ni; unit Quern
flva-y*ar lim it upon th* delivery gon, a „ j
look plica a fte r W illU r'e 1 cl urn from
jmff ’ In many
of w ar llama called for In thr ,„ ry
MI'■i*l it da V nlcis. 1 lie v 1*11 with Ih
9 would reject
contract*.
' Thoms
Wlllkle'a whirlwind tour of Knglaml
!hpt.In Urn end
Require th a t President Rootr
velt consult ta# chief officer, of
—
I I* obtaining
minister which
the Army and Navy before send.
,
.B ' Soalar, golfing author!.
Seat quitting Ilradfoid Byrd a t Utcir home on
Japanese A ttem pt To
Settle Dispute Be*
tween France, Siam
Commission Hears
Jacksonville Men
Oil Cities’ Laws
T hreat Legislatidu A f f e c t ing Towns DiscusA f r i c a V-Bed B y _ O f f i c l a l s
Hanna To Tell
Of Ft. Mellon
At Dedication
■
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Sketch; Ti
i
►GLvma By. W hitncr,
t Pioneer R e s i d e n t
A s 1**
lUaa of |h*
; Infantry.
Keeler Is Misquoted
* In Story In. Herald
[ b m C 8 T a llin 11
._ o ,
rSfhSt!
o Africa I* Golden i Lak* yeatarday war mla.
it argument
ta
hrikiaTabout him
d r In racant in The Bonford Uarpld yeatarday,
Garman crL
th a t be will . .. P 1' crtlefa rapottod that Mr*.
M d a r a *ln- Mltchan aakad Air.,. K M cr to
ijngta naval,
the Atlanta
to any da.
ird agplalnod
> M b o r It!I Journal, but )
that
whan
Mr.
a t aald Ibis,
Iffa w w a a . 1 ____t ____
o 'Mama' or
i. Easier to
aatan) whan
It a copy to
L ast Speech Sunday
no now pearara to Ui* President
to h**Un American naval vessel*
to convoying ahlps to balligerenl
Mlaa Elisabeth Harkay will
porta.
mak* hrr last talk befota she re
turn* la Seattle a t th* Bunday
Morning services a t the HalvaNew York Hotel Man tlon Army Citadel on Second
8 tract, between Magnolia and
Is Ebnford Visitor K
matto Avenues, Copt. R. E.
• aald today.
"8ha haa been rlolng splendid
work In th* atatn of Washington
for Uia past year, General avanr i t e * vtaltor In gaUatic work, young peoples cam>
t days stopping ■nlgna and radio program* has#
H oul. While brought her aa many aa halfM being shown i n a n angagamanU • day," Capt.
Uta* a t Intereat ■*** said In pralaa and added,
by VolU WU- "8ha Is alway* abla to InUrrat
I hotel b mines a
■ah, Mr. WalL
i always ragrwt.
lot Ms sad hoped
able te return
O la added that
Ue Solicitors
Reported By Fagg
Marines Eat Sanford Celery, Letter
From Maxwell At Guantanamo Says
M arine. | |
Gusnlanarni
•hieh 1. a United Htatca nava
baao in Cuba eat Banford (alary
i **.' 1rr,,«,«l*'l In * letter re
ee ved here from Richard Mas.
wH, Jr . ,„n of >lr. and Mri R
C. Maxwell at thi, c|ty.In l.la Mttar to Thr Herald
Mr Maswoll w rites;
“ W* war* unloading a
provtriona a faw days ag
out a few mils* and the cargo
nets war# swinging over the
aide and depositing tbs various
item* on barges.
“ I looked up o u r lime ami
lim nrillately recognised the ud ery
c r a l o (w hat B anford buy w.iuMn 'l? ) and Im agine my a u r p r 'ti
when it aw ung l o r n ami I >*v
'C hase and Co., Banford Fla.'
Huy! W hat a fe elin g — kind uf
IlkV a le tte r from home.
"'Must of the fellow s k.’riv I
» s» from H anford,1' the young
m arine w rote, “and so I » n on
th r stago fo r a while l*. V
| them sh o u t Han fold and r a lr r r ."
20 L adks A ttend
Khipyard Will Be
New Gym Classes
Built In Carolina
Twenty ladlaa attended the
WAHHINGTON. Fab. 7 - M l
IT S ei“ »
■* th# H('creation — The Maritime Commission an
llall rh u n d ay morning to com- nounced yesterday It had con
tracted with tha North Carolina
tan bay# bacn raportad aoUelU
aubarlptlona'lor Ih* Child,
i B o a a BocUty a f Florida
oS*aa,.“dtsro.t©:
E&S
5^5
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WAHHINGTON, Feb. 7 — OH
— P resident Roosevelt gav* quick
approval yesterday lo a bill a p
propriating
|:ii3.o00,ooo
fo r
ronatruction of JOO new cargo
shlpa.
Congressional action was com
pleted only Wednesday.
Th* new *hlp* will coat an
aggrrgale of 13(10,000,000, b u t
f 36,300,000 already haa been al
located from a special fund fay
the Treeldenl to sta rt work on
new facilities foi building th*
ships.
A- finally psateu. Ih* bill also
would glvo the Maritime Commlsri(.„ I6S.OOO.OOO of additional
contract authority to carry on Us
regular ahlpbulldlng program.
Badminton Players
• Asked To Practice
Badminton players ar* aakad
I to prattle* Monday night In pre
paration for Intra-city matches ta
be sechadulad In the nsar future,
MU* Eleanor Morrison of th*
Recreation Department reported
today.
Da Land, Daytona Baaeh, Or
lando and other cities are hatag
considered far matches to atari
In tha nsar future, aha added.
Practice for th* Warn will ha
held a t th* Olty Hall Court*.
Sixty Planes Land
F or New P ropellers
•A S T ST. LOUIS, IU, Fab. 7
Hhiphulhling Company for con — MT— Sixty army training
struction of a new shipyard a t plants a t Farka Air Collaws warn
Wilmington, N. C , a t a coat of
*S.M0,G00.
Th* commission also announced
It had contracted with th* Ala
bama Dry dock ' and Shipbuilding
Company, Mobili, Ala., for con
struct! )n of four additional ways
at its yard a t a coot of 11A l t 600, Th# MobUa company also
will partlalpaU in th* commla.
ilon's construction program.
PATMBHTi DEBATED
flMMM 1Bb h W b l M H t AL I Mail*~FUl
ftoea
lta« S
LlT.C Im aM
bH •* a t n i f j
Roosevelt Quickly
Approves Ship Bill
ATLANTA, Fab. 7-4AV-OaorF ib . 7— (Bp*, gla lagtalataru Thursday aoaewral by PraaL raged SO carymttera te demand
I WFA projact th* rlsh M o work m construction
pay In a BBOtaTuatlea fa* te pa
American Ftdaratiap ■ ad Lab**
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Florida City Afford toy Hall. Highway
And Water Transportation
U B am ed T o
ritish Carry Out Heaviest
.erial Attack In Two Weeks
Directors Of Naai Death From The Skies
Duesseldorf Pounded
With RAJP. Bombs*
Six Invasion Ports
On Channel Blasted
Greeks Occupy
New Positions
England’s Troops In
Africa Close In On
Fascist T e r r ito r y
O n i* t
( n a lM ) and
the N u t i ' aerial missions of death anil ae.
M ra d lm to England: H ai«r tidH. l A - n n ,
S la lr S r n r lir > I*ant K oem er, ( u v r in j an.I
Mai^hal Hugo Sperrlc. Loner officer uniden
tified.
Film On Care Of Kiwanis Members.
Teeth Shown In
See Feeding lime
Comity Schools
At Sanford Zoo
Higgins Lauds Work
Of Superintendent;
Group Picture Made
A fl.r hearing a »hort I alt
by Edward tliagina, secretary nf
Ihr Seminole County Chamber of
f a n i a r m , th r rrguU r lunrhmn
meeting of th r Klwanls flu b at
th r Valdes Hotel
p.llournrd
today In o n lrr lo |* rm ll tnrni
brr» lo make a lour of lhr Mu.
ntcipal 7oo and n a lrh th r mini,
krya brine fed an th r lira Moil
bey 1ala no.
Moughton Fractures
Anns, Ribs In Fall
Jam es MvagMea fell froaa Uh
atoira m k a home Wat night and
Mr
Higgins deecribrd Ja n ir.
Moughtun
superintendent
of
park a.
aa
Hanford a
Mman
George." and told bow hr had
built up tha *00 Into one of
the t 'll 1 a principal
attraction'
ahilr looking after patka, sewer*
tod atrrrla at tbr aatnr time.
IV
ton v a i started with a
few animal* at the Fire Station
many yrara ago, Mr
lllggtn*
aaid. ami II haa been largely
I hr out h l hr rffo rta
of
Mr.
Mmilhlon that It haa irarhrd
Florida Fair Will Show Exhibits
Of Work Done In Seminole County
natural t r sources nod supple
ment the income of families whu
are in need. M arkets for thr
various products of the classes
have been established a t Holly
llill. TitusvlIM, Florida City and
FI. Pierce by the m arketing board.
.Sea island rollon, a crop newly
Introduced in Florida, and found
la grew wary «*H bore, makes
a superior grade of thread. Miss
M et! a re said. 11m
m arketing
rie rra Laval
hie Na»l «#p* ^
IKir lira
•
P a ria n s effort* In P aris to
overcome the deadlock. even
----- .
Ihe price of restoring U « l to
a poet of g ran t authority In tha
regime, were understood lo here
m ilitary
failed largely due to
and atratrgle ealgi inclee."
to Indicate
(Thla appeared
that AdolpV Hitler, In addition
to demanding the reatoratlon to
power of Laval, who w n ouatod
by Pelalrt as elee-pramlar on
Dec U , might have demanded
UK of tha French fieri and per
haps Dlserla and other French
naval liaare.)
I'etaln
hae
a
tremendous
trum p card to play'—the virtually
inlael French fleet of 100 or
more w arships—If the new dead
lock cannot ba broken and the
D i a l - N ail demand* are not
tempered.
'I he act-hack In what hail been
believed would be an agreem ent
bringing l-aval track Into Jho
Vichy government within a day
nr two. and perhapa an entirely
new l*elain cabinet, was ravaalad
aftrr u 00-minule emergency ees.
»|on of Helmin'* cloecel advtaor*
immediately nftcr P arian’s re*
turn from Pari*.
Capture of the Libyan coaaUl
town of CIrene, |00 mile* north*
■ta.l of Italy'* Bcnghaal ,liroof*
hold and a drive to within 40
miles ol the E ritrean caulU i •*
Asmara
were
reported
U>t
night In • communique of tho
P rtliili Middle E ast Command.
The capture of Cirerja, 0»lered Monday by Britain • A m y
of the Nila now 200 mil** « • »
into Libya, waa said to hnvo
drawn a steel ring of entrap*
m rnt around the Faaeiat air
�Mcurity
fensee. Thla Is a q u e s tio n which he
thf help and advice of military
courae, tod If ha gue*M* wrong the
upon his head.
If by furolahing American deal
armamenta In ever incrcaaing quantities to the Hrltlah,
them fighting and enable them eventually to
he can
ha would
W lO vtik. - t- t, -rr.
___ .__ Whave made the greatest possible
to American security, for.
ContribuUon\to
for, no matter how
tar might dlalike our attitude in the conflict,
abthuig about it, and once England had won,
Idta* would ba safe from all Aggression withrf a nun of our own.
other hand, the President givee unlimited
usaa.
u n g id iB ij r
Liquor Store
•las o eaJ» H
*2.000. If
iddcn ferocious onslaught conquar the British
to & W ^ fh ^ U ly ,
be ima pretty pickle,
cing a hostile world,
ern Hemisphere, with
country
ises" away would echo around the world,
rhls alternative Illustrates bow dangerous halfway mea
t s are in this critical emergency^Elthcr we should
tserve ovary plane, every ship, every bullet for our own
ansa regardless of what happens elsewhere. In the world,
I pnepafe ourselves to take on the rest of, the world
gle-handed. or we should make up our minds that Great
Italn must be preserved, como what may.
tha.*0
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Eight Pointers For Parents
■■ ......
Eight points that, if followed by parents, will keep
r young out of the Juvenile courts are offered by KrL. Basket, judge of the County Court (Juvenile Dln) of Madison, (Nebraska, in the current issue of The
ma y did yoaT
jM n th all th a evil
a re la the world,
Matpxaa e f Qrosca
“Wealth, position end family are no defense against
is,” ha says. “Children come to me beesuse their p*>
i did ttqt measure up to their tasklt' The statistics
r that nearly 6 million parents have failed.
Judge Keeker places “the meaning of true discipline"
•Hhe dignity of labor" as the first tiro of the fund*.
^ ,yr»ch ^ y a y ^ J N I a tty association with the
WEEKLY NEWS COLUMN
IV JO E HENDRICKS
YOU WIN CARL — Jimmy
W alker once said “ I never a r
g o t w ith a
newspaper
mnn.
U s goes to pram to» oftaa.” I
rem ember th at q n o la tk n qnitu
well hnd ahould have tied heu
U r aenra than to g e t In a n a r.
gum ent w ith Carl H anlon of
the f o r t Myers Nawa.Praaa Ua
can - outtalk ma in his paper.
Carl and I H a n been discus.
•Ing the Division o f tho Stale
in to . Congre aaional
Districts
m d t I have U .dined to take
part, In U la dlvUlon, foaling that
W agt-Honr Law Is
UiMdiBsf Court
WASHINGTON. Fab. S -VP)
th« aarvice had bora expended
to elghty-two routes, operatad
from forty-lhrco paat offices In
tw onty.nla# d ifferen t SU tes. T o.
day, all over the nation.' the R.
F. D. man la tag erly aw aited by
millions dally,
work la to carry
r f mall. B nt ha
t h a t Ha la ■frl
MIU S
Irrigation
- Expert 1
event*. U nder Spring ei(d Fall
ratnaa, over apow and tea, tha
mail • goaa through. MUllona of
p a n and woman, now living In
Tblfo,
“an awareness oMho value of money," he ein*
•s. Fourth, "stresa eelf-rellanco" ; fifth, "encourage
does not attemptTto place tho
Importance, but he llsta: “Good
la s t f*W In
t" sixth; seventh, “encourage a
, , , . _ . . . . _ th, rcMjfioui lnspru?Uoni;'‘Tho
a atranger. to church and Sunday school moot often
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Psychiatric N a n a ,
ledteal G uanLA ttei
' technical ' Asti
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al "lOlMUAHA
OMBARDMKNT8 from tho air, Und tod sea. to
bars killed as many clviUaas In the present “total
during the entire four years of the Wqrld War,
||« proportion of civilly to mUitary fatalities la also
u
spring the World Waty there was one civilian killed
rent 76 military fatalities, while, elpeeilhg butbreak
appro*|matal/ 800,000 deaths in the arm«| forces.
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Dance Sponsored
Meal Planning Is
By Q-T Members
Discussed By Club
ial Calendar
» e n from >:M A. M. until 11:90
* t *he Woman'* Club house
on Oak Avenue.
^ A n n u a lJb a n e fit bridge fo r the.
Meal hospital wilt be h .ld a t 1:30
P. M. a t the W oman’* Club w ith
J f n . E. Compton, sponsor, a n d
«!*■ Irena H inton, Mr*. W. B.
Fhippy, Mrs. J . o , H off, Mr*. J ,
K. Courier, Mr*. J. Ro*s Adam*,
and Mr* L. E. Spencer, boateese*.
Reservation* m ay be made by
telephoning tha rtub bouse,
# one o f the hostesses.
Bundlea-for-Britaln Clnb will
meet a t 1:00 P, M- a t tha home
of Mr*. H arry >t. Panworth.
American Legion Auxiliary will
meat a t T:S0 P. M. a t th* Legion
Ant
w The Junior AuxtUary ha* been
invited to m eet w ith the Senior
Auxiliary and receive their pins.
Mtmbar* nr* req u ested ' to bring
• grocery article f o r a grocer/
ahewer.
be n
™
h « P t will
w i l l Wa i acall
nil m
a a t l n i * nof
f
- TThar*
meeting
the AalUe H arrison C hapter of
tha Daughter* of the American
Revolution a t S:00 P. M. ht the
hem* of Mr*. R , J . Lehman, 010
Palm etto Avenue. AU member*
f c a urged to a tte n d a* m atter* of
lap ertan e* ar* to be discussed.
SATURDAY
. Annua) B u fo rd Founder* Day
program w5Tb« h f d a t 2:00 P.
If, a t Spoe* Grova P ark on
H inatM Uth S treet and MellonMUa Avenue. Tba program will
FUSE DELIVERY
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[QU0 R STORE
I SANTORO AVENUE
Mias Knox Named
Head Of Sorority
MUs M artel Kuo* waa elected
president of the Phi Alpha Kappa
sorority a t n m eeting yesterday
afternoon nt the home of MUs
Winn tired L o ir IL
OUwr officer* elected were,
MUa M artha W ight, vice presi
dent, MU* (Elisabeth Whlgham,
aeeietary, MUa Susan K Utley,
treasurer, MUa Marjorie New
man, herald, MUa Dorothy Kader,
parliam entarian and MUs Jean
W hlgham, reporter.
The next m eeting It announced
for n m Tuesday a t the homo of
MUa Dorothy Kader.
Those preheat ware: Miaa Erm a
Doudney, MUa Jessie Durden,
MUa Lucille Hall, MUs Putty
Hodge,
MU* Kathcrln* H urt.
MU* Dorothy Kader, Mia* 8u*an
Klrtley, MUa Muriel Knox, MU*
Mary Lodge, Mis* MarJerU New.
man, MUa
Elisabeth Pippin,
Miss Gladys IMpptn, Miss Margnret Spencer, HU* Katherine
Spencer, MUs Betty WaUiea, MUs
Florence W*1U and MUa Violet
WelU.
A ha, MUa Jean Whlgham, MU*
:"-Kn
Personal s
Mrs- E. D. Brownlee ia Ul
w ith Influenza a t her home.
Mr*. Oscar Toler
me* Stodard spent
yesterday in DeLmiwV.
Hospital.
MU* Emma Temple ha* ac
cepted a position ot Camp ItUnding and I* residing at 415 Em
m et S tre e t in Palatka.
MU* Lillian Cameron spent
la st weekend in St. Augustine.
Sha also visited the A salra Gar
dens in Palatko and Camp Bland-
Ing.^
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K f f l, aSFSvJSB, & £
Mr*. Iiewl* Mlchell and daugh
te r, Teddy, arrlv n l Monday from
Lebanon, Term to spend some
Mitchell
and
wMl, MUs E lisabeth Fite, Mis* time w ith Mr.
«•>•» H“ tehi?on. MU* Angela friends.
Melieh, 'Mira Dorothy Petojd and
Word has been recrived
Mis* Lovell.
MU* Mable Chapman has
elected to the membership in the
CARD O F THANKS
Torchbearers Society at Southern
.
to thank our many College In I.*k*tand.
frienda fo r kbtdnesa shown d u r.
Ing o ur recen t bereavem ent In
h
th e lose o f ottr dear husband and
fath er.
•
Mr*. L. E. Tew
Thelma Tew
Mr*. WlllUm Tyre, recent bride,
Mr. and Mra- John Droney
was guest of honor at a party
I*i E. Tew, Jr.
and miscellaneous* shower given
Ja m es Taw
M ary B e t a Taw.
by Mrs. E- C. llsrp c r at her hom*
on 2412 Palmetto Avenue Friday
house on Oak Avenue.
evening. The room* when* the
Cecillan Music Club will m eet gueata were entertained were dec
a t 1:16 P . M. a t th e Fannie 3.
Munson Studloa, 603 Myrtle Ave orated with n«r*. calendulas and
naaturtlum s.
nue.
MONDAY
Winner* in the games and conCircles
of the Presbyterian testa pU yrd during the evening
Church wPI m eet at 3:30 P. M. were, Mr*. J. F. Courier, Mr*. II.
aa follows!
ircla one, Mrs, U F. Bolye J, Lehman and Mrs. G. E. Mechairm
an, will
meet
the
VURIl
■IsHsle
Ise Hgsg1
m■ a t *■
iv home Kay.
of Wra. J. C. Hutchison, IndUn
Mrs. Tyre was
presented a
Mound Village.
large number of useful glfta from
her frienda
Refreshment* w e re " reread by
n f MraTR. B.- Chapman, 200 E. tha hostoae, assisted by Mra. LeTenth Btreat,
w ith Mra.
E. Clalr Irwin, Mrs. Fordyc* Russell,
Compton aa coJtoetaaa.
Miss Ruth Stcnstrom and Miss
Circle Three, Mr*. George El Jean H arper.
liot, chairm an, will m eet a t tha
Enjoying the party with Mr*.
home of MUe Mae Magill, 607 Tyr* were; -Mrs. Marcus Tyre
M a rie tta Avenue..
Murray JarvU , Mra.
C lrtle Poor. Mr*. 1L / . Holly, WlllUms, Mra. MamU Kate Hall,
chairman, still m eet a t the home Mrs. Jim FUlds, Mra. F. I
o f ’ Mra. W. L. Roche, Richmond
„ Ftrnnge, Mr*. R. F. Crenshaw,
Avenue, with Mrs. BoycC1 Dell. Mrs. H arry K ent and Mra. Jack
e o -k o ittu .
‘ Burney.
Circle Five. M n . H . B. Lewi*,
Also, Mrs. Mona Riggs, Mr*.
chairman, k ill m eet a t the homo W altsr Haynes, Mra. R. C. Masof Mra. II. J . Lehman. 416 PaL well, Mra. J. O, H uff. M n . Clar.
m n ie A fm o f, w iw n r* , a
o. a
n .■ ench Welsh, Mr*. O'Deal Crosby,
Mataen co-hostess.
Mrs. 0- II. Blenstrom, Mrs. J . E.
Circle Sir. Mrs. Francis Meri Courier, Mra. F ordye*. Russell.
w ether, chairmen w ill m eet a t Mrs. J. A. Toll, Mrs. n. J . Lrhthe home of M n . W alter II. Mrs. Bertha Jenkana, Mg*- O. F..
Bach, 217 Holly AVenM.
McKay. Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker,
Business Women'*
Miss _____
man._____________
Mrs. LeClalrl_____________
Irwtn, Mr.
mff* vCircle,
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M * ^ EfHO'
j# M t j u i U Howard, Mrs. B. C. Moore.
sie
IVetty
bungalow, A rooms
completely remodeled—3 bed.
room*. m V floors. Most be
seen to he appreciated—Pries
3130.00 on e**y terms.
COLCLOUGH
REALTY CO.
Citizens of Milton are looking1
forward to
the establishment;
th e n of a ribbin manufacturing!
plant within
the
next
few
montlii. The plant will employ!
Benefit Bridge Is
Planned By Women
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FOR THE nEST IN
WORKMANSHIP AND
MATERIALS COME TO
EVA-BESS
BEAUTY SHOP
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Roll Of Honor For
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Breakfast At Laney’s
And H y The
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Sanford, Florida
Melach Building
Sub Deb Club Will
Give Dance Feb. 11
Along the w a y . ..
pause and
Church Group Has
Regular Meeting
SAT. FEB. 8
Orlando Municipal Auditorium
At
A Real Bargain!
Supper Is Planned
By Methodist Circle
AND HIS ENTIRE BAND
—
FOR SA LE
Recent Bride I
Honored A t P arty
Ba
count
Mr*. Rev* I). Andrews dis
cussed meal planning a t a mini*
mum cost, at the meeting of the
Laka Monroe Home Demonstra
tion Club at the home of Mrs.
Rax Packard yesterday on West
F irst S treet
A fter business matter* were
discussed, a complete dinner was
served by the hostrss, with the
main dish conslstlm: of left over
m eats and vegetables, a green
salad of cole slaw and carrot
sticks, dessert of orange cus.
tarsi pudding and coffee.
Those present were: Mrs. An
drews, Mr*. Kay Chidister, Mrs.
George Stinson, Mrs. I). E. N or
wood, Mr*. R. A Gnodspeed and'
the hostess.
Mrs. T. C. Maguire of P la n t
state regent of the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution, will be present a t th* Bailie H ar
rison C hapter's annual Founder’s Day program R aturday afternoon
at 2:00 o'clock fe r the unveiling o f a marker In Speer Grove Park
The annual benefit bridge for
at Nineteenth Street snd Mellonvlll* Aionuc. Mrs. Maguire will also
Memorial
be hunnr guest at s tea In the Wormin'* (Tub following the cere ‘.he F ernald-U ughton
Hospital will he held ,,u Friday
monies s t the park.
it 2:30 o'clock at Womaii'n Cluii
with Mra. E. Compton a- sponsor
•nd Mlsa Irene Hinton. Mrs W
U. Shlppy, Mrs. .1 ti Huff. Mrs.
1. K. Courier, Mr- J Ross Altai!!*
and Mrs. L. E. Spencer a- hos.
teases.
T»
hundred thousand men's
The following t* the Roll of
Scoring for the gmne- •» ill In
Honor s t the H r*t Baptist Sun. civilian garment* and 200,000 wo in keeping with party bridge nnd
day School for Him month of men's civilian garm ents ar* vitally 300 points will he milled to I he
needed supplies In England for tally of each per- n arriving
January
Beginner* Department — Eve th* nest six months, according promptly a t 2:10 for the p a rt/
Reservations
for the party
lyn Munson, Hilly Juno Vance, to a letter received yesterday by
Wayne Gray, Juanette H arriett, Mr* ti I). M artin, chairman of ■nay be made hv telephoning the
tha
Hrmtnil*
County
Bundles
for
-lub
house,
7H-J
oi • ne of the
Prim ary Departm ent — Dot
hostesses.
Munson, June H arriett
, Britain CLuh.
The letter listed as other u r
Junior D epartm ent
— MIL gent needs: 10,000 gaim rnta for
drrd Turner, -Nanry Williams, rbildivn under on# year. 60,000 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
M r* .'ll. H Newmangarm ents for rhllilrrn one to 12 Man* overeoal. practically new.
T. E. L. Class — Mrs. A. K. y * > ' and 20.000 garm ents for
Reasonable prici Hos 13H, Han
Roasetler.’ Mra. W. E.
Kader, rM d ren 11 to to year* of age.
ford.
Mr*. E. W. .Stile*. Ml*. W L.
“It I* also our m i"t urgent reHtoudcnrnire, Mis* Mary HtewarL ipieal that funds ra ise I In your TUXEDO— new, worn mice. Hire]
36. 126.0(1 suit for IU .00 rash.
community be sen: i j u* aa unre.
Phone 8ft) W etter 0:30 P. M.
srlcted dnnations." the letter
.(sled , "fur Mrs Edward B, Mur.
row, our Istndrn representative,
tins cabled us a list of needa
I’lsns were completed for « » Idch we ran nurchase her* In
Valentine Girl Break Danre to New York at the best possible
I*. held on Feb. II, at the regu price# and ship at enee."
lar inerting of
th*
Gra-Del
This list Includes 123.000 chil
Hub Deb Club at th* home of dren's rubber hoots, 20 tons of
Miss Karlina Kelly last evening. kidttlng wool. 20n 000 blankets,
The skating p arty which it tu 30 000 mending kit*, shoes, pSIn- sponsored by the Hub Deb * at imt eup*. thermos hotllea, paper
lli* now Roll A rena In th* nrar hsndkerehiefs. towels and ra io r
future was discussed and each Idtldas.
member was given n number
Mra. Martin has reported that
of tirk rls to sell.
*ho knitting is progressing nicely
During tha aortal hour Mrs hut th at more varn It needed at
Broughton Watkins, sponsor, w it one#. Anyone wishing to make
presented a pier* of fostoria In i contribution of money, regard.
Irt* of how small. I* requested to
lionur of her birthday.
Refreshment* were served to re* In touch with Mrs, Martin.
th*
following:
Miss
Marcia
The club will meet on Friday
Proctor, Miss Gwon Hay**, ML* -t J:00 P. M. at th* hom* of
Rrbccca Lee, M lu Norma Wol 'Ira. Ila r r r M. I’apw orth on 318
f«r. Ml>s Frances B ryant, Ml** Park Avenue.
Carol Jean
Nla, Miaa
Ruth
W raver, Miss Ja n e t Boyd, Mlsa
Dot
Rungs,
MUa
Elisabeth
Vaughan and Mr*. Broughton
W atkins
Circle F our o f tha Methodist
Church m et Monday -vftnT ioon
st th e hom# of Mr*. O, J . Pop*
with Mra. J. R, Hoolehan, assist,
sot hostess.
Rot* C onfraternity - of
All
Tha devotional was given by
Mislnesi Souls Catholic Church met st Mra. A, X. Shoemaker with her
BtehUon the hom* of Mrs, J , E. Wathen 'object. “ The Culture o f Devo.
"Faith" on Monday afternoon. The m eet m n ." Reports from the commit
ing was presided over by th* tee chairmen were heard.
Plans wer* mad* fo r th* Men's
president, Mrs, H . B. Pope.
A t the conclusion of the butt, Club supper on Feb. 11.
ness, refreshm ents wer* served
A rthur Phillips, Mra. C arl Ctvorrx-nlae, Mr*. M, L. Tfllia. Mr*.
Ns* Smith, Mrs. M artha M offltL
Mm. C art Williams, Mr*. W. B.
id e a field, MU* Leola Evan*. Mr*.
Hvruti Boseman. Mr*. C. R. Me.
>. xi. o . r * w , a i* . K*a and Mra. W. K Walla.
A too. Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker,
a, Mrs. Katherine
aa A ranka Tskach. Mra. M<nnte Holt, Mr*. W. B.
P IH N T
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let, Miss A nnette Abrams, Miss
M argaret Myers, Miss Shirley
Echols, Mis* Anne l.orell, Miss
Batty King, Miss Sophi*
Mr.
Dougal, Miss Mildred Windham,
and Miss Dorothy Crumle-.
Also, Miss- Shirley Cameron,
Miaa Mary Jane Rnhnolle, Miss
M artha Page, Miss Betty Doris
Williams, Mias M argarrl Myers,
Mlsa Sally Kale Williams, Dale
Hofmann, Charles Smith, Welter
Beal, Al Raburn. Jark MrCrone,
Glenn Linglr, Bill Connolly, James
Drummond, Randnll
|[jns, Jimmy ingley, Billy llollyhead, Fred
Hogan, Gerald I,os*ing, Horhert
Moreland and Hohhio Gut
Paul Hickson, Hilly Epps, Kelly
Smith, Charles I’nrit, K,| White,
Bob Crumley. Jimmy Ridge, Orion
Farrell, Nell
I W e i I, Kenneth
Echols, Earl Jeter, Ham Ttmr.
mond, Raymond Kader,
itgvis
Oen# H arris nn. 5onny RaLirni
George 8peer, Miller Williams
Billy Robitnll*. n It U ndress.
Ed Daniels, MeKav Tniluek, Mae
ClaraUnd, Jack Mmriunfi, | ftrciy
Lalng. and Dirk M yn.
Friends «f Miaa Minnie S tew art
will reg ret to learn of her lllnee*
In tha rem ald-L aughten Memorial
DoMolays Of Orlando*:.
.
and
the
Mrs. Ralph S tew art of Cocon
■pent the weekend
with
her
m other, Mrs. E. M. Swalm.
t '
---------Mrs. Bruce Leoey of St. Peter*,
b u rg U spending a week with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cor*
*
.
The Women'* Club we* the
*c*M Saturday evening of • dance,
given by the Q -Ts Club. Chap
erones fo r the evening were: Mrs.
B. L. Perkins, Mrs. W. J. Thig
pen and Mr*. G. K. McCall.
Mambers ol the club dancing
w are: MU* Gene Caswell, Miss
M artha Perkins, Miss Nsncy Co.,
lutn, MUa Ann Wiggins, Mhs
Connie McCall. Miss Shirley kick.
Miss Shirlev Smith, Miss Jane
Thigpen, lEdiiic Hurt,
Ilohby
Proctor, Al Brock, Pete llrw k,
Hugh Wbelchel, Ray Fox, Jr..
Billy Fleming, and l.eroy H ods’.
Other*
were:
Miss
Sylvia
MeUch, Mia* Rosemary Burdick.
MUa Edith Love Joy, Miss Hetty
■bout 135 person«. The building
will be constructed
by
fund*
from ■ 130,000 bond issue voted
(or such purposes.
church
> In O r l w t o
Meow, Mr*. R. B. Crumley, Mra.
H agan, 1
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Mrs.
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jtxB iary of Tempi*
nibble, a visitor, and th* Wwlsa*.
Griffith.
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•Watch end an ko-coJd bottU of Coco-Cola It
otwoyi rafroohlng. Coco-Cola hat lha good*
now of quality everybody like*, to whan
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ALL-BTAR FEATURE
BRADENTON, ■ Fob. E -(lp * *
oial>—Tbo otory of tbo
wook la
fill *Hfc' p#
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1941
everest C h m in a lm * P Places
'ode
Is A nnounced\Um'l0a?owei
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*
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D ill
Under Aid
Bill
k
Village
imbhur Of
rive* F at- i
d it§ From Section
BU C H A R E 8T .
WASHINGTON, Feb. 0 _ < * V
D tM c ra tic tt tm ltr a of the (louse
h l t l p Affair* Committee, In a
bid 1st Increased support for the
Brlt)sfv*id blil, agreed today on
a a amendment putting a flea
F*ar .lim it on lb*
t’rreldent’s
power to mob* contracts und*r
tho la |r and decided to sponsor
another am andm rnt d eig n ed io
clarify fu rth er the effect of the
legislation regarding the use of
American ships for convoy pur*
R um ania.
Ur hr PremJtr
Artoneacu. pro
v id in g
in c h
o a n a ltle a
aa
d e a t h f o r d r a w in g a n ti- g o v
e r n m e n t c a rto o n * a n d f i v e t o
l a y a a r a a t h a r d la b o r f o r
s
The
e
t ’*“•
cad* alao provide*
to
on*
a
_H oum lead e n laet night con.
accepting addition*! opposition amendments to tb e Bri.
Id bill in an effort to
tbe vole on passage an
Impressive symbol of
national
unity ' hehtnd Preeldrnt itoosov elt'i foreign policy
_ Several c h en g n urged by Hop obi lean* went d Itrussed a t a
meeting of th* Foreign A ffairs
Committee attended by Speaker
Rayburn. Rayburn said amend,
monta unler study would limit
Ui*, power of the President to
m at* conlrectural commitments;
Oppose Convoys and fie n call.
Ing on appropriations under the
program .
Another > group of opposition
Witnesses,
Including Janie* 8
K em per,-president of the Chamb ar of Commeran of the United
attacked th* British aid
lb* ‘Senate commit.
5 aid*tad
C arbatt, B ritish **(**•*» lu M y City, N.
tb a BxaUr. Bh* drove
p a during tha Covsntig, la tn tha Unitad
.id tb* BritUb causa.
(ressiony
Asserts
mm
Candidate
it t.e a riu in - will b*
N a d r*glnt*.,.\'r*a<l*l! WD1*’
Monday with tVepdrl
kU W t behind him tn England Wiltkle and
Jam a* II. Comini,
la st n ig h t Utla reaA kr*
tha president of HayeArd
Univer
land o f his fa r a 4 s th « h :
sity. aa rabuttal witness.
-M I the Q*rman people that
House leader* M t Friday t>
w* OarmaikAmarlcana reject and th* goal fo r final <paissg* of
hau tb* aggraaaian and l*»t for tho legislation and arranged for
power of tb* peasant Oerjnan members to report an houi
gevareeaetl"
fo r tb* M x t two days
WlUkt* wo* on Mi way back earlier
dispose - o f amhndmcnit.
to Amwica whim tb* Brttlih to Members
w ent Into an rvrnmir
Mini*try of Inform*ticn ralaaicd
Lindbergh Say?
Motor Units
Bad Weather Ii Fascist
Are Said Withdraw
ing From Bengasi;
Europe Reduces Armies
Fall Back
Aerial Warfare English Report
r
WASHINGTON, Fefc S—
r (APj|—Ja k a G, W lnsnt, 515 ycar-eld f e n u r
Republican
gwrernor of New Itsmpsklr*,
n i a*talnatod b r l’resident
t B m n d l today ■la be i i A u >
> . e a te r to G reet Britain, n x - a d d in g J « « p b P. K n u e tf .
G w *k FSgJiters
bl* muujra, D «** teoadeaat last
night In Uw British Broadcasting
Corporation's ragalhr German
new* transmission. Later It jwm
ramatsd to Germany on tha air.
WUIkto’ a r t trod In Li*bon by
plan* from England a t SiSO P.
M. and le ft an n D m American
Clipper a t m idnight fo r tb*
Unitad Btataa.
BM message to th a German
naopl* climaxsd k lb-day tour of
England to which ha U lkad to
Briton* o f all i lamrn frnui dw .llam to battarad ahtMa to Prim s
M inister Churchill and tb* king
■ flialcm tn rone 1tut* I^ q IrmI of
n the
It
w# m TifDrvui plea fmm
.Jority
... McCormack of
Massacbusatta, ftg non-partisan
consideration. R e aald the bill Is
a “peace m easu re' and branded
as th* " n o t WOT mongers'' those
• h o oppose are attem pting to
divide o ur people.'
Laodar
Eastern States Get
Warmer Temperature
to a large bio* e l
yesterday and the
eipecad to diOlh i
returned
m • talas
ur- w u
13J
Italian C o lo n is ts
F lee F rom British
Troops In A fr ic a
Seven flurt In Hudson River Mishap
E ffect Of Legislat
ion Upon American
Ships For Convoys
Will Be Clarified
Out Of Coventiy
Drawing Anti-Gov*
em inent Girtooiw
In Strict D e c r e e
NUM BER
M e m b e r A s s o c ia te d P re s s
Nazi-Dominated Gov
Steady Advance
ernm ent In Norway
Seeks More Control Counter - Attacks By
II Duce’s Army In
Dp A««»rlmlrel I'rfM
Bad weather cut sh ort attacks
Albania Are Halted
This 'I* the huge hoi* rip]
i f the 1.a l l wood, one of th o '
wha.1, ii*.*h*il crossing the
In the ride
o ferryboat*
,d»on River,
i n . n New York to J e n e y City. Crash occuned
when i rlio n g tide aWunf other heat into the
Lukvnrr.d. beven commuter* w tr. injun-d
Aim Of America Dr. Grover Is Guest Speaker Of
Termed Defense J Woman’s Club Animated Magazin
hr mi ■
___ » *----------------------------- -----Of ‘Plutocracy ; | Firet Checkg
Gayda Claims British
Aid Measure Vlo*
latcs N e u t r u l i t y
ROME, Feb. o -( /P )—Virginia
Gayda, Psuciil editor of II OldN
nalo OTtalla, today **srrieri tK*
defense of "plutocrary " wa* tho
“unr'mfi'iaed but dominant aim*
of United M ales
intervention
against the 'Axle Bowers.
• Gayda declared the British aid
measure was «n *tnpen and Mbs]
liberals violation ,of neutrality.7
M arshal P e tite - te a r night of.
fered to "surrender’h it direct rontrol of tha French government
to Admiral Darien In a com.
promise with Pierre le v e ls de
mand th a t he br Installed ns
premier over a Vichy irglinr
bend-picked by him.
Admiral Darlan, closest con.
fidant of Petain, left for Paris
today, In another effort to reach
>n agreem ent with I,svh I and
the lu ttrr'a German aupportrrand
solve
the seven, week-old
crisis In French.Germ an rein
lion a
Rather than submit In I .a i <■I
“pretentloue' demands for almn-1
dictatorial powers, the Ht-vrar
old Petain was understood t<
have told hie council of minis
lent yesterday th a t he ie p rr
pares! to glv*
up hia direct
leadership of the government
retaining only the title of chlr'
of etate.
Under th* proposed compro
mise Admiral Darlan would br
coma prem ier—there lt no pic
oiler now—and be built up a.
the most powerful
figure
defeated France,
while
lj<va'
would be compelled to take *
secondary role.
reported
Ohio baa eight citlee with loo..
to Texas 000 o r more person*—Cleveland,
M il with Cincinnati, Akron, Canton, (<d
w estl for utnbua,
Dayton,
Toledo
and
Youngstown,
Keeler, Noted Golf Authority And
Writer, Visits M ends In Sanford
Kaalars on n to u r of tb* Inter,
os ting potato around Sanford to
day, Inapoattag tb* golf course
and th* r**anUjMS«proved club,
house. Mr. B yrd said be wanted
Mr. V aster to m eet O. W. flpenC«r, holder o f th a course record,
(toy Hollar, J . 1* Inglay and
o th er enthusiast* before be left.
A life ntotebar ad tha American
Rifle Association, Mr. Kaalcr U
loterectod to *h<w.Ung. and MrByrd n wasto tad th a t tha Journal
w rite r woe totoraslad to learn
Banford had m nSU and p htal
()f AAA Mailed
hold y f i tv r t i i) afternoon «l the
club building, discussed 1he uuth.
nr* to bo presentrd nt Winter
I'a rk tho latter
part nf
this
Over 14,7.10 has been mailed hy month. Dr. Grover *P"kc tn I he
„■ ( ininly Agent of Seminole at**nc« of |lr. tt.inill..,, Holt,
m nly tn S.mlnolo County fa rm - originally *rWil„1,,l. who * » . .in. m the last few (lay. a* the
mt check, to he sent out in
lori.la th l. year under the AAA
ill mniiervatlon program,
The total number of appllc*.
rna for payment* th l. year I.
nun.) 1200 but h u m of thooa
l.n L aw
se annlUd
applied have
have not
not com.
com.
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g e n t l y marriad
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* CUlk II. Uatt*. _*>»,! planning
U> W inter Park tin lli*tr
Print* Otto of At»ncheeks, tlir office reports Al tr|»,* num ber of tin* royal flU lly
though llic trial amount of di*- it nil tpfugRp fr»m M r homeland,
bursemi nU lbi> year is mil yrl will a |ir i k r>n "T be Uniteil *St«trR
known, last year alHtol |(10,()(M) of lEllTOp*
Mn forir K, ItnvhliiiRR, aiithur *>f
waa paid to faim rrs in this coun
tbe "Yearling", will read from
ty.
the latrjit bcw»k nh»' has written.
Mo*< of the applications have
Grover continued F rank Caw
been completed I ill thne* who aIB
uthnr of "Talea of A Wayaldr
have not signed and are "work Inn,
rlei com enim r
sheet MKIUT* arc asked, by ('. viRlIrtrewilla t tellh li i to
fanmiiR inn
lo
R. Da wsori to ci me In and com. rated in New York,
lie* Hrtu h
plete the form
Ilollina and writer nf
J. J Holly of Sanford, II. F alum huh anftorita
will Im* one nf
Heine, of Altamonte Springs and outdoor
the nut bora nrmentetl
( ’bar lie
C. It. Klnnti of flvledo were re Hill) Boy, full blooded Hemlnole
cently elect ril tn the Seminole 1nil tun, will deliver m • perch in
County fli IJ Conservation Com b n native tongue anti .Stanley
mittee from among the commun lUiiton, friend of tbe Seminole
ity groups Thrsr men will decide Indiana in tho Everglade* will
on the allotments for th* farm rre Inundate tha iprech. Catberim*
In th# m il program, the agent s Ite) ton, a utharvai of " F ir a t I^ady
oflr* reports
ami Reveral playa t h a t have aj»
Farm ers who havn not hereto,
ll tm llh M i Dr I‘r | » l i t . )
fora co-operated with th* program
and wish to do so are asked to
call a t the County Agent's office
toforo Feb, 16.
O rganist Is Guest
At Hotel M ayfair
m
rlod A dv.nture
Masonic Customs (K
Europe Arc Re luted
by German bum he r* t n Lomlon
gnd southern England* today and
prevented the It A F from making
m ajor aortlm against tho Nails.
EHipatchr* from cierman-hcld
Oslo asserted that all Norwegians
m ere than I ft years old had been
ordered to register hy the Naildominated government in an e f
fo rt fn strengthen it* control.
S tre et fighting nml numerous
arrest* in western Norway were
reportiil in ear her di*patches.
A fte r *weeping offensive «c
Ilona that ran twice around the
clock, the fit Dish tahulated last
night n ferios of aerial blow* at
Germ any * war industries, t r a n s
port, airfields, potential Invasion
rases 'a nd farilities for the emill*
ter.blocknde of ILttsm
It mu* the ft A I*"r major ac tion
in recent week* Through darknew* ami daylight, heavily laden
Wellington^ ami Blenheims rrlssrroust'd the English t'h an ^ fl, the
Mo-called inviision m a s t of France
and Belgium, the northern French
Interior and a vital industrial sectinn of western Germ any, e m p ty
ing their lmmb racks and then
ground-strafing with their gun*.
Shore watcher* in Kent, E n g
land, reported a ir in g a thick
column of hlark smoke rising near
Calais some time a fte r h strong
force of bombers; protected by
twuivy
form ations p f “-fighting
plane*, s o u n d eastw ard aero*.*
the S tr a it of Hover
Slovnll Hhn IVrfect
Average At Florida
M alte r lloyd Slovnll, Ji , "IV,
etifi of Mr and Mr* W 11 Sto
vall of 111) Went Second M reel
hio* j us f completed a I wo vein
n o n Nf nt t he Univt'MilV id l b‘i»
«dn in GoItifRvflie with h - I iiiih Id
r A MVernge He In the only mini
in the mid- year Hus* In luivr
HUi'b n record,
Young Stovall itiniplofod tbi
lw*i courae, known iir tlie
(College, in three regular
teniiR and one Mimmnr si bold
RefiRiun, inatentl of the usual
term*
At Sr ml nolo High Hch«»nlt wberr
be wan graduated, young Stovall
made an average nf tlS, and hi a
biwernl grad a waa Hli.
Miami Attem pts To
Draw More TouriwtH
l>r
A Leon Blkkong*. Amcri
jdiy .iran whu prartlcod mod.
loin, in l.uudon. Fnglaml, for Ki
y ra m , (old of the difference, >»
Mre.
Elmer
H.
B eardtlry, M*,niilr custom* between tlmle.l
MIAMI, Feb. fl
(4*1
Tht
known as the "dean of American S ta le ,
lodge*
and
tho>*
)■> < ity ('ommiaaion, alamicsl be
organists," i* epemling th* win. Kuiopr at a meeting of tb* Kan cau Re the w inter tourist trade
tor a t th* Hotel Mayfair,
hill*u t fulfilled •KpertalimiN in
font l , n l | i T ueaday night.
A- resident of
B H dgiport,
Nnw a resident of Orlandn. t h u reaort* appropriated IftOOU
C onn, M rs Beardsley ha* r*tlr*d Dr Hlkkang* erpreasetl tho be. Wednearlay for an enlarged pro.
a fte r 6B year* a* organist of the Iltf th at England would win Un- gram of advert la lug it ml pub.
United Church
of Bridgeport.
Ilf It y
Music lover* of Sanford ara look. war.
The cam paign wtll be directed
K.lward
F.
Lane,
Immediate
Ing forw ard to a recital which
toward telling the nation that
Mrs. Beardsley I* expected to give l>aal w unhlpful m aster, was pro. ample living acoinmodatmiiR are
tented with a
past
maeter e
In th* near future.
available
here
at
rem onablr
'B «ccnt arrival* fo r th* te a . |ewel by lb* lodge, C. II. Wl»" rat*R,
i
son a t th* M ayfair tnctud* Mies cup, worshipful maeter, Mid
The
commiaaion
acted
upon an
A joint m*«tlng with the Do.
Louis* Edwards, flummlt, N. J .;
urgent recommendation by th r
Molay*
1*
planned
Feb.
IB.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley * Jordan,
publicity board.
ihii
L au reltm , N. y.; Mrs. C atharine
Foran. New York C ltyt Mr*. Mil.
drad Bum*, Boston, Mas*., Mis*
M argaret DuBots, New York C ltyt
Mrs. W. J , Uosrtlng, BMtawood.
H. J ., and Mr*. W. a IUIgl«r>
lUynesvIU*. Ala.
Of O n to Planned
City N ew s B riefs
officers
named
wen
jpaar, vie* president
H arry La*. J r „ executive officer,
and Cbri* . Thotnpaen, secretary
and t m t u r t r . W. O. Cook ii
Instructor,.
The reg u lar prmeUe* will be
tha group mast* a t 7:00
a t th* Maaanl* Tampte, bold S aturday afternoon a t 1:10
o’elock
a t tha Legion H ut on tb*
0 . H uff, eowmander, an.
U kafnm L
ar^w ttT'b# aarved a t T:00
nod th* ardor of tha
'Minister
O. P. Herndon and
E. F.
llousholder war* in TalUbasaee
today conferring with
J.
HDowling of tha BUt* Road De
partm ent on County business.
Keswick Corporation was Is
sued a building perm it e t the
City Hall yesterday to repair
the stairw ay of the Central
Apartm ents a t SOB Park Ave
nue. Cost of tha repair* are es
timated a t H O t.
in As*«M>iafe4 e m u
I m ir(--strick en J u l i a n c o lo n - 1
ihI s w ere r e ito rtc d flo o ln g b s fe re th e B r itis h
to d a y
in M n ssu lm iV d w lin d lin jr N o r th
A fric a n
e m p ire , a s
a e r ia l
•wont* to ld o f M 'tin ir F a s c i s t
m o to riz e d u n its w ith d r a w i n g
fro m llen traai a n d B la c k s h ir t
i i i p o j i .i
| U I I I I IK
UtlUK
IW ieiH U U
<m l lie m st Liliyuit xtrongholrt.
I’lintgitig Italy’s w ar e ffo rt in'to dm*per gloom
warn
fresh
litc.'k su, rcrOes in Albania. Two
Fascist cum itrr jlta c k *
in ih«
Adi ui ut
cijsi hIm! nectnr
wom
■mn>lu'd. and the lUdiaiM
uaid to bi it ticaUug "in confu*
aion
Latest iepnrU *a)d the llritlflh
vvtue within HU mm a of Ilcngmal*
heralded hr the Rite for a prob
able ile feu Re of M arihal Itodolf
(i ran inn i ' r ret rent ing arm let.
*
The Ii r i b)» n siteo announcod
uti inly uiivuueea on far-flu n g
African hattlefronis In E ritn g (
Elliiopi.i and 1(aiian Somaiitand.
Ituly'a iliRinembered arm y of
Libya lull night , ns r«port#4
falling back
"w ith
Incrcaaing
api-ed ' upon the atrongnold 01
ik-ngiiRi urvdar heavy aariot oa*
•milt* nml ii awrap of JiriHah
mer hunt rod n n lb that engulf od
iI r
M i ciggltrt.
In East Africa iK u lri'a
fmet r smaifiod deup.r Into Bcrtl*
to MURRullTil'a roll'nml empire on
four fronts, driving to wilhln SB
miles of the E ritrean capital of
A*innra a fte r a im u> r©it Ing about
line-fifth of the territory of tha
Red aea colony
Tbe tempo of thi' British drlvaa
whh Raid to have been "incrtaoad
•ui all fro n t!," ©mpeelaity acro n
Libya where the Army of tha
Nile m advancing at the rata
* f 20 to 30 miles n day upon
Bengasi
Th© Italian*, heavily pounded
by land and air as th ty fled*
may try to make a aland a t
Bangnsi hut
British
military
leaders said the rtty lack* dafensrs comparable to those of ftU
Ion Bardia and Tobruk.
Th* new hammer tdowa ag aln it
Italy’s battered defender*
Iti
Africa, as described In official
B rdlsh communiques y citardayi
Libya:
Italian forces, "urged on ojf
nut pursuing troops, are Incraaa■ng tlie speed of their wlUu
drawal toward
Bengasi" With
sum© 400 Fascist strsygler* falliiik inti, th* lisnil. of th* Dntlaii.
Ilritlth advance fores* hav*
mithril On well beyond captured
F irm * near tlie coast toward
Herr*. (10 miles westw ard and
cl,out 7ft miles from B*n(M l
where M arthel Rodolfo 0 rx, “ n**
Itnltsn “tsrrlb lll" ere exttsted to
eltem pt a stand In defsns* or
western Libya. ________ _
Belgians Seek Gold
Shipped To France
N-KW YORK., Fsh. fight by tho Balglan , g o v sp tl-.-^
in exile to
pouesslon of *bO*»
|4fl0,000j)00 1" » I 4 « W » fS ■
Franc* for safshesplna to
Naxl Invasion of Pcl^lom WM
disclosed Wednesday p lfh t knrOQfR
announcamotil of ■ ^ u r t FBOTw W
tla u p ,F ren ch funds hare a*
curlty fo r th* .traacw*.
George Theunls, one-time y n w a \
minister of B*l*lum. aow *
tentative In the United B*th# sxllad gcrttnunanl a t ■
told th# etory of .the »tr»<
the m 1m tog gold In t
litigation over F r e n c h - ——
s i? h tb*t enywHy fH til • •
of rraiKB.
Illustrated Talks w t
Heard A t C h x a tM
nets Services
CL
V .’ B le st back.
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Lead Held By 3
Teams In Mixed
Bowling Tourney
VMtftie In Ch in
NEW TOOK, M . E - W - P r * ;
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CHEVROLET
THE. (TANDINGfl
Riggs daring Ms earnrslsr Cailfernlen, who
two weeks' growth of
swears he won't share
Com end Mrs. Cherry, and W.
Thorns snd Miss H. Itsymsn Have
not had a sponsor named, Mr.
MrCallay said.
TRAM STANDING
Spoaaor
W L Pet.
Progressive Press
a 0 1.000
Harry's liquor Store a 0 1.000
RlU'a Package Stora 3 0 1.000
Gnat Southern Truck
ing Co.
3 1. .001
Sponsor to bn
named later
1 2 -1X1
Sponsor to he
turned later
0 S .000
Bowldrome
0 1 .000
Wert Jtwrlry
p 3 .000
Nothing farther was beard from
Oodoy, who went I I remda with
the Drown,Bomber last Fdtraery
ind was belted eat la eight rounds
by Louis last done.
Jacobs eald, ”Ooder will hare
o trove feat now, because rrerything's all eat for Pastor and
Louis."
•
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Paster has been Idle since Sept.
« when be was Injured la a tout
with Billy Conn, wile knocked him
out In the JSth round. Conn
•truelf Pastor with many lew
blows that night, toeing two
rrunda an fouls. The knockout
Wow srda so lew Out the re*,
reree setd Conn would hare been
[acr~
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1939 CHEVROLET
Daytona Sailors Win Stars Bid Fcvr As
Racos With Ortaadtt
Ing the' afternoon Um
wars consistent In placln
first three spots. Daytona
totaled 71 to OrUndo’s
Miliar ■ol Daytona v
whiner for ike afternoon,
1M9 Chevrolet Deluxe
Townaedan OK Car
1938 Cherrolat Deloxa
Townaedan
1937 Font Deluxe Sedan
1939 Chevrolet I d e e r a f ta i
1936 Ford Deluxe Sedan
1939 Ford O ut. Coma
1939 Chevrolet C o a d r^
1937 Plymoulk Tadog
193IS Packard Coupe •>
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That I
Stetson Closea; collegiate
Sports Program
DELAND, Feb. 8- —W —
While a surprised student body
returned te the oompua Sunday
to learn for the first time that
InUrrollcglata athistles had been
wholly
abandoned.
Indications
wore that KeUlna College, Tam
pa University and Unirvrally of
Florida would bid for the oerr.
Ices of Stetson Unlveralt^s more
llW
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Plymouth Coapg
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want a t , the pttce yw»
,want to peg.
the most colorful ■sellet
the a M i series., flu wen
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PalaL
Deluxe Town.edsn. 4 MW
tires, looks and runs like
a new car, Radio.
'ORLANDO, Feb. 0 ~ m ~
The sailing taam from Daytons
TonighVa Entries
CURIOUS WORLD
Oliver Trims Par
To Win Western
Open GoH Title
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Florida City A ffo rd in g Itall, Highway
And W ater Transportation
Member Awoelated Preaa
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, HH1
Aids Attacks
On Britain's
Shipping Gain
!omatic
Historian Declares
AidhBritain Measure
Would Lead To W ar
Hitler's Government
Claims 43,000 Tons
Award
Sept To B o tto m ;
Convoy Is Attacked
Petain May Restore
Lavai To - Cabinet
In Order To Meet
Pressure Of Nazis
■f
A tm ta lr,
Coincident with * re p o rt of
th * B ritish A dm iralty th a t n in e
B ritish a n d allied m erchant a h ip i
to ta llin g 3,1.50) to rn wero lo«t
"b)P ttw m y action" in the w eek
cists Before Spring
m an ta t:d a y
of now
Inroad*
O gatnat B ritain * #hipplng t y both
Ita ly and Germ any.
■ H ille r's High Command re .
p e tte d to,ooo ton* hail born le n t
d
w
ending Jan. SO n-rrr announce-
VICHY, Fnuvm ^Ftb. 4 - i
Indicatteiu of a Gar-'
man diplomatic victory were
•een by obaervera today In
reporta here th at French
Chief of SU te Maraha] P ts
Jftp soon mUrht restore the
TUiner vice-premier ‘ Pierre
Laval, to the cabinet to meet
Nad pnaasm.
.
ih ip t, Ihp Italiun* said
M eanwhile, the R.A.F, carried
rut ita th irty -fifth raid on llrrn t,
G erm an-ocr 11pii-.l port nt th e weal
• • H w a y of th r K ngli.h Chnnnrl,
Award of th*
• ni*lit
nf
Interm ittent
raids on liritnin h> |„ne N a il
law s, C anada, plan et.
iw im m ing, la .
Britllh Swrordfixh plunea of the
I o th er sport* fleet air arm, u#ing aerial tor.
) Canadian sir pedoaa fo r the fir.t time in mi
; On tbs North Alrtoaa front,
th e
B ritish re p o rte d v io le n t a ir
down orer Lon- attack on on inland objective,
danugi>d Italy'* pow er dmu
ffl th« Island rf Sari! in in, nn Ad.
kniralty communique said yg«trr.
di^y*
Tjto daylight a tla rk on
the
h u g e Tlrao dam. al the head of
Ole larg e a l n rliflclal lake in E tt.
Pope. W la Announced a fte r
n
H elm et under hbi arm, Weadell L. K'illkle lec eltcx a gax ma»k
ftom H erb ert M rrriaon, Britllh M lnl#lrr of Home t-erurily, before
•ourlng I.oniton'# ,-iir raid aheltora. Willkli-, d efeated Republican
proHidenlml candhiiite, announced he pl.in- to du#h back In th r
If. S. nnd m g e upon (*ungre*a the need lot xprrdy la rg e .#ea!. aid
to B ritain
Community House Atnd Pool
Approved As WPA Projects
Leo Challenges
Placid Elephant
U*
l're#(Jent ItoixeVelt
l.a#
ap.
p r m id n project to proclde WI’A
fu di for » Kwlmming pout and
rouim um iy house m Ft Mellon
I*aik, 1 t iittHi tin F irst Strvot bt*.
lu r n #Sun!«ird Avt-mic nnd Hu*
JluUtl M nyfnii, Senator P ep p er
Jo Id Tht* Siinfm d lU’iald in n
Ilk fK ^ in today
^T otal jiiimiirrt of the W PA alio*
cation I'm tin* two projet ts »*
$4S.<i 1 I . wbile lin* i'ity"* sharoi
' fur fin* in *1 it ml com m unK /
h Oil si* t* #2JJ»7S
I
O ne w h ite m an ts (he q u o tg S ff.
flclally oat fo r Sem inal* • C oun system g e n e ra tin g 10,005 kll<>
th e
B tate
Selective w a tts of electricity .
th# railroad town ofTAgordst, ty by
T he taraa A d m iralty com m on
Service
h
e
ad
q
u
a
rte
r*
al
St. ique
mils* northward, aftor fierce
said:
A u g u stin e , acco rd in g to a le tte r
"O n th a m orn in g o f Sundav
received by th e local board today.
T he m an le to be sen t to th e In
duction sta tio n a t C am p lU andlng
htiut
Fundtt w ilt- nit bull'd in llu*
I’ity budget ihi# >»*ar t«> huiht it
com m unity biui"**, H N H ayrr,
P ity clock, soul, hint it is likfly
th a t thi* prujiwt will rrccivi*
firat comutlfiMii n bocausr It can
bt* built for l**on than I bo pool
md.
r
Tft«* C ity 's “b u rr r f the com .
on V-L
Fob. it2S.
mi unity bull*** t* ftlJlfM , and the
Tha local board reports one
WPA bi* provided $H,1SA for a
volunteer la ollfibU ta be sent
total of $ I 4.7RI
to fill tha quota and It la probable re su lts of the attack. “ Enem y
T he
City
1 *moiiaaion
w ill
that bt wIR be able to go. Ap- -lanes romlnr from ' U>» ".■#!
I'robnbly dixiu-a the com m unity
flew
over
Sardinia.
dropping
plication tar volunteers are being
house a t It# re g u la r
m eeting
and two toryfio''*.
Monday night. Mr. H ayrr aaid.
rscahrad by the draft board now nhemba
u t #ny result, aimed at Tlrsn
The swrlmiouig pi nl, becauae of
In tba event tbe man on hand dem.” tha eommunlnus #«'•'
; la higher rn#l to the C ity —
cannot g o .:
"Other bombs wero dronpe ' 1,1
“ I* — will probably h r delayed.
Local JtndOr Chambers of Com. open field# wtthiwit causing denin a n fo rd fir#t aeught fu n d s to
motto anfljjhalc employment of. *p-« or vktIma,H)
I luiflil n xwimming pool last aura.
The fact that tha plan* «'>''■
jm e r Hfler a leegueat In the WPA
flees a iM H k f called on by. the
from the west l i t d * * * ^ . ,h',>
I '-.td been aul hurtled by th e City
national V w t headquarter* to were
from a Brtllah usval unit.
11 Iim niiaeiin, Mr. H a /e r aaid. I * .
help In plactug man booh in civi
Gibraltar Is mart than H00
I 'e r , when the prnpoxal to erect
lian Ufa aftar they hava served miles from Sardinia.__.__
I'h e com m unity house a t F t. HI el.
Dm required year In tha army.
Ion Park waa e u b m lttrd , W PA o f.
two group# or* askad ta keen
.ficiaU aaked th a t the p ro je c ts be
b
ids of called man as ta their
C om bined into ro e m aater project.
smpieymsnt abUIUoa. o bulletin
T he Commlaafon h a d ,, alm oat
given up hope of o b tain in g fe d .
ral aaaiatance In building ellh er
iha com m unity houae nr the pool,
i ecauae of the p riority being g lv .
ta ? fighting Lutheran paetor’ *^ 1
.-it defense prn jerta, Mr. flayer
World War aobmartnooommander
.aid.
who hM h * . t- J H -S
Plana for the rom m unlty houee
ecntraUoB di
»« d raw n by E llon J. M oughtnn,
hr calling «T4.
mme
o
^
n
w
lo
d
jo
men Iha* M
ireh itee t, call for a cabin 54 by
f*f I^V V */i CsthoUcUm.
170 fe et, to be c o n stru cted o f pal.
Ing
epoculalion
I m a tte logs, w ith a larg e play and
An
Intel
eUmr the way to
•helter room and toilet facilities
a ris e ! aa to
w oDonad. It i>
The p ro jec t also Includes " re .
m oving the eh u ffle b ca rd shelter*
lU w o rd Htggtoo, se c re ta ry o f
In S new location, building bench,
lea, a n d necessary landscaping."
w algo a sta te m en t
| E dw ard H iggins, se c re tary of
1 1 ha Hemlncla C ounty C ham ber
-f Com m erce nml
m em ber of
the C ity Com mission, declared, “ I
consider the building o f this
com m unity house one o f th e m ost
CHICAGO. Fab. 4 — Mb— Ea- im p o rta n t p ro jec ts f o r B anford.
tsbllakment by tha War Depart, The ro m m u n lty houao is probably
went of a bee 1-4 a f civilian phy the p o rt r f the p ro te c t which the
sician* to luveetiaeU influrnrs C it* w ill a tte m p t firs t.
sad other apldomlc dlseaeea in
"T h is building will p ro rid e ro .
Iha Army, w w aaaooncrd yr*. crea tio n facilities a n d w ill Include
terdav by th# Journal o f the developing lb* different rear**,
Mrs. Nora L Himes
Dies At Residence
»
^ 1 - .Charles A. Beard Is
a
Favor Passage
712 Blanks Turned Fireman Had Resided
In
This
City
I)ur-|
r In To Date, Say
ing
Past
34
Years
K*«wge
Fielding
ElDoudney And Say or
Mr# r>oiidney, Ih\ a**e**M>i ioi
Rad Sea.
Beeen of the nine torpedoea
flrtd by the torpedo brnla hit
.
Application For Merton Aycocke, Against bhi. But
P r o p oFor
s e s Kn(fian(i
U. S ,
n oorrnk ce ir ,
(>edi(
Tax Exemption Is A f 1 W
Rapid This Year ^*es 9 ^ ^n^ineiEight (iovernors
rr» « .
'Air Attacks On
Ubya
Reported
"
■■^M^mwosw - * •
NUMDEK 137
Rev. NlcmoeUer 1
Reported A CfttlioUc
Miniature Train# For
Exhibit la Secured
Flu Epidemics In
Army To Be Probed
I
Am erica a Nodical Association,
Adopted upon Uw roe®■emenda
tion of gunroom Oowmwl Magee,
the piss calls far creation of a
board af outstanding phyalclent
Hon nrnjecl# In the park, euck a*
#buff1eboard, roqua, Unnla and
hOCUMlWOS.
"While I am nol aura Juel
when the Cltv can gat tW* peoj-rt uader w e-. I am certain that
it la tW City'* tetaatton to
•tart work on tko rommunlty
Sem inole
C o u n l\,
«*i.l
Hint
th ro u g h Monday n mtiil , f 71S
appllcationa hail hern fitml. an
Incrrnaa of iich i Iv L'llil hici the
5)1) handled In the "nnir |n-rind
in 1040. U r. I Ion.Iney rstim ated
th at 22h0 npplieniuum w uhi be
filed hefor** (hi- .1■liltI..... April ]
A l I h r C ity Hull. JITit upidirutim * have cm nr in in .tut.- u h llr
on Keb. .1 Ja-t yem nnly -Jf.n
had b rrn flin t In liltii .. i..|i,I of
1144 application# f.n li im-.l.ail
exem ption were- flic.! Ill the City
Hall. Mr Kayrr -aid. a hilt- tinprrvlotia y e a r lOItt n o r liaintli-il,
an inrrpaae of 1115
Both th r tax
urged
thoae d ra irin g li.o iu -t.n .t tux e x
em ption under the IPtln lt.« to
come In c ith e r the t m m ll.uixe
o r th e C ity Hail anil -I l-u the nu
llI Ira I ton blank#.
T he application m n-i to- tiled
each year, reget die## of w hether
one wan filled out ta il y e ai, it
mia# pointed mil F ailure to do ho
.cunatilulea a waurei of the e x .
I'm pU nn f r r - th e year, according
Ho the S ta te tat#
Morten A. Avcncke. 3.%, firem an
for the At In mi ic (' hh! Line Un i1way s h u e hcc J'C IH’irt, iIhhI this
morning at 1 10 n r lock whilo nt
work on mi iiuntu* iti the yitnl
of the shop* Ho had Just re
turned to rtoik f.iUcvi trig an ni
tnrk of inflnrnrn, nml " n s still
in .failing health
(tiling to Vi. ik at I (Mt tv clock
this m o rning. Mr Ay oh"Ike wo*
taking it *tvit*li wig me ►• i ho
ciruh-r pit in u- rmilist, situ riling
to it («rii|imn i»ffit ml When the
m g me irn ih til thf pit, Mi A yrw k o lohl Hu I rnin operator,
\V K, Smith. I hut hr frit ill nml
wanted to return to I hr tnuhil*
holier, Mr Smith itiuve the e n
gine hack to the loiimthouwe, unit
fnuinl the fireman ilea it when lie
it rr i veil theie
A inrinher of the Brotherhood
h*f l^H’omolive Kngitieei « 11ml
tile All Soul* Critlintit Ftni rrh,
Mi AyriH'ke wnn Inirn on Her
f», 1!M1A in St August hit* He hml
been m resilient of Snnfont *M
) ear*
Survivors include hi* mother,
M»* .1 C
Ayriwk*, Sanford:
two • Inter*, Mi*. ( \ t., Mel Touts
Matcwillp, N
and Mr*, Ho
l d t \Yil*on, Ofianijai a brnthaf*
J N Vyi-oekr, Jacksonville, four
lie |i he uk , Tommy,
.lack
unit
* liiirniv McCrone, nil of Slide*.
* till
\ ( \ , a nd Ih "ihy WiUnn,
thiamin, n niece, Hetty Ann Wil
li, t h luiiito, and two aunt*. Mi**
i lam Aycmke and Mi”* Patty
Aveocke, both of Durham. N C
liineiitj services will he eon#
iloetf'd at the All Soul* (ulluli*
( lunch nt jtl'00 oe lork Thureitay
in<inm ig with Father J .1 hello*
chan i f f n i a t i n g . Burial will h«
in the All Soul* Cat ho lie O m e
l»i\ [he Frick anti Flineinl Ihove
i* Imrntlui^ arra nge m e nts fur the
service*
A i"*nry vV^II be i retted nt the
m wiih nee, hlO Myrtle Avenue, In
night nt H 00 o'clock, nnd oil
mcmln’M "f tlte Parish n(r askeit
t«» Ih pfe*ent.
W ASHINGTON FV1». 1 —
(.l’i
Ch.irli's A Hoard, th e
hisiniiiin. tnlil
ih e Ki’inito
Kori iuii Iti'hitiiiiih C om m ittee
tmIni
tin
lit it juli-nid hill
<iii'il "imuKi' n* n fficlnllv”
in ii .ii
Hi- iiti-i-il it* ilp fenl* h u t
t i r . i i r i - l ilt'ilinu I-.lint*
th e
ia r i t . - i , iirjMH-il it MhiHdd
l>e
,.|lm i. .i ' n it it - - 1 nun in I'li.'i h 'n ..... .
■ .........
--I Hie
, . Ini. .I to i;m the source
in i hi unit mu
lie II..11.. - t il l e d the #e*,• I l f debate tin I he A'lmlni i . mi a -itie. the Senate
lee le le ix e it III! HIMIOUIKe.
r #upi >.-11 ("i the hill by
i.ulhei ii g m ci uni # I*IIII detliaV, ltitt»>.*x*c4 tti* bill
Large Number Of
Italians K illed!
I O N ItO N , Feh. »
(A’i — A
laige num ber of Italian prisonei#
were killed last F rid a y , the Ad.
n iitalty
announced
y e sterd a y ,
when
n B ritish ship rem oving
them from the I.ibysn rnnxt <>f
North A fiirn # n i n ltsck e d by
plane# believed to Imve been
Germ an
"T h e »hlp was hit and #u#.
tslned sinus d am ag e," the announceinenl said. "A laig e mini
her of casualties
w ere caused
am ong Italian p riso n ers of win
m any of which w ere fa ta l ''
Winter Visitors
Reminded To Buy
Tnji:s By Brooker
Girdler Objects To
Debt Limit Increase
Higher Steel Wages
Approved By Group
I'ITT H BU R O Il, F eb. 4
lA'i I’lf d g ln f R epublic fit pc J r m p m .
■lion to fo reg o price ■dv«nrrn
"so long ■■ co sta rem ain s l m
th ey a re,” C hairm an G lrdlar d e
clared last nigh! H u t im position
o f Increased w a g es upon th e ste e l
Industry "would g r e a tly Increase
the erst o f n atio n a l d e fe n se " a*
w ell a* bring a th rea t o f In fla
tion.
T h e head o f tha third la rg m i
If. H. steel p rod u cer a t the sam e
tim e said the c o u n tr y '! ste e l m a k
in g rapacity waa " rea ssu rin g "
WASHINGTON.
Feb,
I
<V>
The Admhiiiitration’it hill to »n
r n t h e
rmtionnl debt limit
fimu f ift.000.000.000 til
CHO.ditu , a
step
rrgarded
neernsary to help fiiiNiui' re*
.wntumenl won appruvnt of tin
11mi m* Ways and Minns Finnm ilLi' Miinday nnd may rorne up
fni fliwrir
roiisldcrnt ion nest
wer I,
Tl»*• Mite reportedly vum I > to
lb with
IlepubUcmi
members
solidly opposed. Chairm an Hough
Ion
obtained consent of t In*
llou**r to bring up the mniKtire
under n three.h our general de
bate n *rr r omen l when the llritidi
aid I ill has been dls|H»sed of
11
Mrs. Johnson Weds
Business Manager
Krw VOIIK, Feb
e .- v n —
Mr# M arlin Juhneun whu xtnlkvU
lion# *tul
tiger*
In
Afiivuu
junglr# w ith a movie re m rra ,
v ii
m ir r lo i
to
her
L u iln r ,,
m anager, C lark II. G rit#, MonJa y by M ayor I^vCuanlla.
On th r m a rrta g r < rrtificate
th* ilg n c J her m xldrn nin w ,
o#* Helen e i g h t y , irave her ago
*■ 4B a n J her occupaUon a#
n motion pictu re p ro J u rrr ilr i
buabaml Is 47,
Services For Barnes
Scheduled Wednesday
Funeral strive** for George
Barn**, who died Saturday mornIng al th* borne of hi* eleter, Mr*.
W. A. Stewart, end Me niece,
Mr*. J. J. Oovocokjat Lake Hon.
ro*. will be hoMWodooeday af
ternoon at dtO* o'clock at tbc
Erickson Funeral Home.
a
- Pallbearer* will
be Henry
MWlllVIMf W*Oo
Brunswick, Apr
Scott*. ApriPM
Jan. IB, lBdti
tale*. Feb. « . II
St. lift, CaAsl
�V
lU C SANFORD HEBAtD. SANVOSp'FimUBA
td
Herald
§
WATCHING THE fORDS GO^.BYl
New Hom ing Needed
.Li
One of the first things which needs to be done in San
ford If its tourist possibilities ere to be developed Is to
■tart s real building program. You cannot expect tourists
to stop hare U you do not have accommodations for them.
And you cannot expect Hit bettor c u u o f tourists who are
used to getting what they want and paying for it to be
willing to put up with just anything th a t nnppciu to.be
available.
In a report on the work of the Hayeses’ Information
Booth a t the Botary Club yesterday,. Harold Power* re
vealed that there are not morel than ten vacant homes and
IP vacant apartments a t the present time In.Sahford. And
numerous Inquiries received a t ths Booth ^rom'. people
who arc looking for places to stay hxVe not been satisfied
through sheer le ak of what was desired.
* !
There might be some who will ask why build any
LJJ VEBSE rOR TODAY
•Making the' truth In lov*.
. grew .up into him In *11
* which I t t t a fatad, even
I OTVT V9 H it
iw m n
golden In our lap
■plash a* blood T
W*
dlasect Bpring,
I twig* hud
lean
i a**theta delicate
i • * etp*ct to sing
M t S marching song?
waa om In whkb
r wa* not perfected,
)*d slightly blurred,
formed unreal i
mera* advanced a
Jl
,ua got aumgi
of u* *aw peace
nt political c a n
't even bother to
1
J *■t
'* -,
"■
11 ' ■-----------
‘
.
drank, w sa^dtem lssod- Mas**
Light* ta d root <tai*M *S*ia*i
him, tta flrrtfo ra * m u U .o fw h i* k
bn was found guilt* and fln*d I I J
jar 46 day*. U A * was eL*
charged with drunkenness. judynd
guilty and flood «1D or SO day*
Aornaad of iljeoadarly condoct.
i i-u»« wan n n rlc U d and fln.*L
»10 or SO day*. T ta ta jt etarge'
■ u ln a him, fa r
e0"raslsd W*hp » ^ / i t a o l t a d i a h b
talas found J p i l 'ty and fined SIS
simple as that. You have a customer Who' Wants a large
house with four bedrooms and two baths. Nothing else
will do. Ali you can nhow him Is houses with two bedroom*
«nu one bath. Ho moves on to the next town. You have
another customer who wants a cottage on n lake. Your
vacant houses arc all on through streets where the traf
fic la noisy. Bingo I You have lost your prospect.
With only ten vacant houses to show it Is like looking
for the . iverblsl needle in a haystack to fhid a customer
whose whims you can suit. As well try to run a man's fur
nishing store and stock only ono size and one kind of hat.
You may have hundreds of customers who want straw
hats, sizes fl 7-8 or 7 1-4 but all you have in stock 1*
felts, size 7. We are afraid you wouldn't do much busi
ness.
With the government underwriting the louu* on
homes up to 90 percent of their vilue, it should not be dif
ficult for Sanford's leading business men and financial In
terests to form a corporation and launch a building pro
gram which could well overcome this deficiency In Han
ford's housing facilities before another season rolls
around.
There should be money In this business, fur u« was
indicated at th e Botary Club yesterday, of the hundreds
of visitors who have been contacted by the Jaycces’
Greeter Btrvlee, BKhsve decided to locate hero perman
ently, six have bought homes.
o r 4 t < U r»i £ d W
with, running a
liquor Store
fH E VERY BEST
In Liquors, Wines,
G in s.
FREE DELIVERY
’hoes TRW— Arcade Bldg.
Many Roses Set
Americans Eat More Oranges Than
Other Fruit, Commission Asserts Out In Florida,
Expert Asserts
—(Special) i Utaulta of that promotion effort
rk an . eat* {ir r vividly shown In aaotlwr
any i other ch*rt prepared by tta eotnmleeioo,
a year ho- In which the galna per capita conptlon. • >
*umptlon are shown In poresnUg*
f orange, figure*, using tta level of 1BWu*4~-sharp- 18*3 s i 100. Up through tta 1868.
s t p i Ml In U period, grspsfrult Increased
ither Ault* fretn 100 to 14tfA, and oranges to
0t tb0M *“o..Poland *
our income Ta*
GAINESVILLE. Feb. 4 - (Spe
cial)—The rose of Btaroa may
have Inspired ancient poet*, t a t
G. H. IUsc kenon believes It' was
hardly mors beautiful than many
a Florida roe*.
To support hi* opinion, tta
Stats Experiment Station hortL
fs s r tta
'-Siend of 1938, grapefruit
JtnS'
tad many bsautifal rarteltee that are
77 .
.‘
iJraTCem.'
lUflrunre
a u n l« T f
thl
*?-?-.
? f!
v s Jcm
rU”
f * » ]* * * °L h M
*nd orangee to 176J .
During
1633-3*. grapefruit soared te 6*34 percent and orange* to 0 1 4
percent over tta 1819 level while
other fruits, sftsr minor Vacla
tnras,
ir s in n at 93.8
vo.e ppercent
tre w i
‘ •o"*- ntutMlnsd
of their former level.
While part of th* incraaao la
csMumption can prebahky ta a.
scribed t* tamper crap* and
lowered cost to tho consumor. It
I* pointed out that ths commis
sion's promotion policies are unquesllcnabty producing’result* In
northern market*, and, by oprsad.
idsuT—Rav. Ralph
New Yorhc—Tati
cultivating In that
i guy Ilk* Hitter
tho ksy to the fuehrer’s mental processes.
"The sacret four were the first to realise the Naxia
were to launch their blltxkrieg against the Low Countries
In May. They foresaw eomething like the magnetic mine.
They predicted preparatory activity on the French coast
for the invasion of Britain and certain activities in the
Mediterranean. They hod no doubt lt»ly w u coming into
thd war. They warned of Hitler'* Intention regarding the
French navy. They guessed*tho Germans would atage a
peace offensive in July.”
Illllmsn states th at this remarkable defense board
gate Its material from some 800 alert listeners and trans
istors who take down the broadcasts of every radio ntsUon on ths continent day and night. They are not con
cerned with the truth or falsity of what D a id . Words
etartad
j BAGGETTS
Britain’* Secret Weapon
A new sserst defense factor which accurately Informs
the British high command in advance of contemplated
Axis moves, and permits ths armed fore** to take counteractlve measures, was revealed recently by William Millman, European dlreetor of Collier’s Weekly, In a recent
issue of the magaslne. Hillman .discloses the existence at
a board of four psychologists who spend their time study
ing Nazi and Fascist official broadcasts, and psycho-ana
lysing Hltlsr and Mussolini on the basis of their radio
statements . 1
./The? British Government," Hillman writes, "consid
ers the.,word offensive of the Nazis as important as the
war on land, a t aea, In the skies, In some ways It believes
JL-ttrt!* Important A t^;i»ialy*i*toM ji6,fl6arhal(^ N T la
th*fpropaganda, shells Mye* a good-Idea of .what/* being
pknnod in actual com fit. .Operating on thin theory, the
B r itilb have introduced a method of trapping tha strulegista behind the Nazi word offensive, They have put
four brilliant psychologists on tho job as propaganda
analyst*. Their official function is to analyte the enemy's
word shells as scientifically as British munitions experts
h m j
rod Ught, oa*.
Women Flyers To
Be Organized At
«* 4
Bmpafrul'
upward la tta
grown every year by Florid*’*
florists and am ateur gnfdmmra.
"As mere and more interest la
being shown, our Florid* roesa
a r t Improving rack seas on." ta
■•y*.
•*
More than a million
roaa
tush** will have been sot , out by
Florida folk* when tta p reesn t
planting season ends a few week*
hence. This it many tints* t t a asIrani plan lings of • dscads and
longer sgo.
Clay soil, such s i that found ht
northern Florida, is r a e r s lly
considered beet for toeas. wot pro
duction ef soma of the finest
bloom* In extreme southern F lo.
rids and ether section* of t t a
•tat* ta * shown that It Isn't
nsow ury, Mr. Rlscktsop’s soggeslions for growing lyaa* ta* .
casafufly racludot
disorderly conduct, Mtroatcd a
|1 6 bond. Chart)* Grttt, charg'd
with draakm otM . ‘estreated a 66
bond, laalah Washington, charged
with drunkenness, »»treated a 66
bond, g u m Anderson. sccuied
of drank******, o*tree ted a bond
of 66.76. Jekn Wright, accused
of dnmkaoMM. waa sonvteted
and given a -fin * cf 66 or I I
d«T». Jama* Carter, charged with
dlaordftlp conduct, waa Judged
guilty and ftnad 66 or I I day*.
At tta court Friday, tta loL
tewing ctarg«a war* baled ns
tta docket against whit* persons)
H. B. Odnam. charged with
apeudtag and running a red light,
was judged guilty and fined 66
•r i t days. J. R. Roblnacn. at•need e f ■rw U eu driving, w u
dltmlaaed. - Frank
Janskoure,
charged with ruckle** driving, sod
of Improper parking, estreated a
bend of 61. Chart** K. Carter,
ctarged with disorderly conduct,
we* dismissed.
Charges against negroes Includ
ed «m against Viruses Cave for
assault, which was dismissed. Es
sie Reed, charged with dlsovdsr.
conduct, ta d h«V cos* continued
WUU* demos, sec used of keepLng a disorderly place, ta d hi*
CUM continued.
Sam
Smith,
charged with tarsias* gad negltgent driving had hi* cos* conUnusd. Also, daman Eddy, charged
srtth gambling ta d two chugs*
•f gambling against him, ta lk
of which wor* continued.
Winnie Henderson, accused af
sailing tt««*r. was convicted aad
his c u e continued. Johnnie WiL
s ! ,s s & a « s J t‘l
A well drained plot, frt* of tree
roots that might take mate af tta o*hi
liquor,
■last food and water. It should
■ “i
iji
u a**
bm T
wt
i ttt *7a
*?*”
Have
Perfect
Floors
W axin g *
Steak sandwiches end Humburgers are also our specialty.
Far s delightful treat come
ANGEL’S
EAT SHACK
(tenfard Avenue Jnri 01
�AY. FEBRUARY 4, 1M1
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
Good Theater Never Changes, Says
Ethel Barrymore, 40 Years A Star
JMt8S LILLIAN ADAMS, Society Editor
ial Calendar
* Friendship League of tho Con.
fregatloiul Church will meet at
d!tw P. M. at the heme of Mrs.
Albert Knight on Persimmon
Arena*.
1 Aiusean Class of the First
jtoptlst Church wiU meet at 8:00
W, IT at the church annex with
Group Three in charge.
Bonn! meeting or the Woman's
d e b will be held at lU.t» A.
M. at the club house.
_ p .u g b to re of Wesley Sunday
ol Class will meet at 8:00
t. at .the annex of the Melho.
Church.
rwlar session for the Red
m will be held at the" Wo.
’* Club from 3:00 until 6:00
Personal
Mto* Sara Moyc of Miami la
■ponding a few days hero with
her mother, Mra. Zula Moyc.
act
“Bpeod”. Thtiraday
and Friday. Fsb. 0 and 7. at
8:00 P. M. in Use Junior High
Schsri auditorium. The play.
written bp Wilbur Brown, >1*
under the direction of Mr*,
Beatrice Barnes.
_ Mr*. Emma Lambert (Doris
Dunn) runs* summer resort bstd
known sa
I™ •
cUughUr ^ M fM ldrejl Rohjon)
5^
Mr*. Blanche Pick run has moved
to Orlando and is making htr
boro# on 434 South Rosalind Ave
nue.
Friend* of Misa. Carmeta Bar
ber will regret to learn that sh*
la ill In the Frmald-Laughton
Memorial Hospital.
John Williams and Jimmy CorI
of East Cleveland, O., arc tho
guests of Mr. anil Mra. Fred T.
Williams for a few days.
Friends of Miss Minnie Stewart
will regret to bear that she is
receiving treatment In the Kernald-Laughton Memorial Hospital
following an appendectomy.
WEDNESDAY
Eleventh annual edition e f the
Itouted magasine wilt be r re
1 :au
V onted
ted on Wednesday at ___
R M. by th* Literature Departtaeet of tho Woman’s Club et
# * dob hens* on Oek Avenue.
The monthly business luncheon
for club members will be held
SY 18:10 o'clock with Mra. J. M.
Btinecipher, Mrs. Sanford Doud.
ney Mra. B. F. Lnmson, Mrs.
j o y Till is and Mrs. W. 0. BrinTbn aa hostosscs. The public te
Invited to attend the program
at 1:30 o'clock.
Junior Auxiliary of the Ameri
can Legion will have a mooting
i t 3:30-P. M. at the horns of
mire. Darrell Forguson, First
Street and French Avenue,
j Ladies Auxiliary to the froth,
erhood of Railroad Trainmen'wtU
meat at 8:00 P. M. at the Elks
H all..
»
THURSDAY
' Red Cross Sewing room in the
Woman's Club wiU be open from
ft30 A. M. until 11:30 o clock.
Seminole Chapter Two, Order
of the Eastern Star, will meet at
1:30 P, M. at the Masonic Hall.
* T . E. - L. Clasa of the First
Baptist Church will meet et 7:30
P. M. with Mr*. W. L- Slouden,
tnlrc, 60S Elm Avrnui with
Group Pour aa hoetesse*.
FRIDAY
* ) Rattlesnake Patrol cf Troop
Five, Bey Scouts, win sponsor a
subscription bridge at H:00 P.M.
th* Elks Club.
tod Cross sewing room will bt
a from 9:80 A. M. until 11:80
ock 81 lh* Woman’s Club housa
Oik Avenue.
innual benefit bridge for th*
>1 boepltal will he held at 8 dill
14 Students Will
Attend Conference
TALLAHASSEE,
Feb.
4—
(Special) — Fourteen
students
Misa Elisabeth Cameron waa a
weekend visitor In St. Augustin*.
While on her trip she also visited
tha A talcs Gardens in Palalka
and Camp Blinding.
Mia* Esther Strange has as
her guest, Miss Elisabeth Branch
OJT Plant City. Mias Branch la a
music atudent at Slclaon tfnlverslly.
ft alio never cared fur girls
until he caught a glimpse of
Enid. II* ’tells this to Harold,
who has lust received a wire from
Bpeed tilling him he cannot com*
as he le being married that day.
So Harold conceives th* Idea of
passing off Rollo aa Speed to
attract Enid's attention. Then th*
fun begins.
Without hi* knowledge or con
sent, Relto Is entered In a race
with Slim Williams, his biggest
rival, as a main contestant Rollo
tries to think of a good rxcuse to
keep from entering the race, and
is near the verge of a nervous
breakdown, because all excuse*
are put aside. The fun 1* con
tagious and la a naw high In en
tertainment tain*.
Other characters are: Adora
Evans (Roberta Evans) i maid;
Miss Ivy Trtak (Camilla Lundqulat), a spinster of 40 who is
trying one* again to look young;
Zells Fiery (Martha Page), a re
porter from the Dally Bugle;
Emory Jones (Frank Robinson),
* ImiJne**
hois, accustomed
Ira. K. Compton, sponsor, and to giving orders.
Mr. and Mr*. Ed. McWilliams
and Ur*. C. H. Zook of Miaslin,
IV , are visiting In Sanford as
the gueata of Mr a.ul Mr*. J. D
Crawford.
Dr. ami Mr* D. M. Nlusu of
Sturgis, Ky, arc kjicij,ding th*
season
with
Mr«.
Sloan's
brother-in-law u.ul il, ter, Mr.
and Mr*. G. W |]ro<•n. 112
Laurel Avenue.
I. - Mr.
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Mrs. Janim I.I.
AIISUII
, .. n ,0 rn ln * for *bcir home
in
bl Camilla,
Camilla G
Ga„ after vl.ltlng In
Sanford with Mrs. Adam.- .i.tcra,
Mrm. Adams i> thp fermrr Ituth
Borland.
. i * r: !U*d
11 Keeler of
lb* Atlanta Journal are expected
lh'' gu f,te of Mr. and
Mr*. T. Bradford Byrtl at Mar
quette Lodge, (heir country home
on Golden Isike. Mr. Keclrr Is
on# of the foremo.t golf writer*
Country and is co-author
with Bobby Jonr# of several looks
on th* great pasttlme.
Program 6 f Woman’i
Ha* I n n * Jllnto it, Mra. W. B.
hlpuj, l& i- J. O. Huff. Mrs. J.
L Cnurler, Mra/ J. Rosa Adams,
hd Mra I - B.,8n*n*er, hostesses.
Reservation* .htav hr made bv
tlephonlng th* elub house, 79-J,
r on* of lh* hoeteasr*.
, BundleS-fnr.Brits In Club will
Met at 3:00 P. M- at t h f horns
if Mrs. Harry* M. Pspworih.
American Legion Auxiliary will
Met at 7:30 P. U. at th* Legion
Invited to moot With th* Senior
Auxiliary and racelv* their pins.
Member* are requested to bring
a grocery artkl* for a grocery
shower.
There will b* a call meeting of
tho Salll* Harrison Chapter of
(ho Daughters of tha Amsrican
Revolution at 3:00 P. U r a t tho
home of Mra. II. J, Lehman, 018
Palmetto Avenue. All members
are urged to attend as matters of
Importance
are to be discussed.
Th* Junior Auxiliary has h*en
SATURDAY.
Annual Banford Founders Day
rogram will be held at 8:00 P.
L at Speer Grave” Park on
Nineteenth Stroot and Mcllonrilla Avenue. The program will
b* followed by a U*. given by
tha Daughters of th* Amsrican
Ravolution at th* Woman's Club
houat on Osk Avsnu*.
BARGAIN DAY
Codtla Music Club will m*st
at 8:16 P. M. at the Pannl* 8.
DOUBLE i PROGRAM
Munson Studios, 803 Myrtle
l*vls. of Tallahassee.
Demonstration Club
j Is Taught Basketry
Member* of lh 7 “Janford Home
Derm ns t rat ion Club met last
w'cek si the Junior |||g |, Sehind
! for an all-day tnruling with Misi
“raagailnr ' , 'u ,n,hy McClure, Instructor in
naskelry and weaving
G. Hills
1 h*’ c ,ub
m em bers
iveie
in.
S
Helen Ward Honored iMrs. McCaalln Named
At Birthday Party
Women's Group Head
A surpri** shower of birthday
Mra. ||. II. McCaslin waa elect.
gifts was presented Mis* Helen
Ward ysstordav aftornooa when « l president of ‘the Woman'*
rite entertainM th* members of Auxiliary of th* Presbyterian
Circle On* of tho Methodist Wo. Church yesterday afternoon at a
meeting at th* church.
Th* program for tha afternoon
vk* for th* monthly mstling at
bar boms, 108 W o t Sixth Straet. waa for missions. Dr. Elisabeth
Th* routins business saaslon Trary spoke to tha group on Bra.
was hsld after which th* birth, xll and Mra. W. A. Leavitt die.
day o k a was sat and rafrs.h- cussed Africa.
Other efftecra elected for the
mente servad by th* hostess.
year war* i Mra. Harry Woodruff,
vlce-praaldent; Mra. F. D. Scott,
secretary; Mra. J. O. Iluff, trea
rnrerj Mra. W. M. Thigpen, his
torian: Mr*. 8. E. Andrew*, spir
itual Ufa; Mn. K. W. Fite, for.
sign missions: Mrs. J, C. Bennstt, horn* missions and Mr*. II.
D. Degu#, religious adoration.
Mrs. A- D. RatHh, Christian
rtlaUeas; Mra. JL D. Brownlee,
literature; ‘Mis*. Iran* Hinton,
paator'a *Mt Mrs. Eob*rt Axt,
preas chalrtean; Mrs. t . IL WaL
thour, Christian adnotion and
ministerial rallel; Mra. D. L.
Thrasher, social activities; Mrs.
Hsnry McLsulin, ceartosUa and
boas*; Hr*. J. N. Tolar, ft*w*r
chainuan; Mra. O. tt. Brawa.
■modleal aad ham* missions; and
Mrs 8. A Smith, parilamsnUr-
S te w a rt S ays— ^
. Fnduml Union. Inc,,
i H ig h ly Im practical,
Today H .n a h fU
EM
Barrjsaar* will complete It
Jeer* aa a atar aa the AelerU
caa a life . Har aaiaa ftrat
writ up la N|bt* when ah*
plajed Mm*. Treeitoal In
“Captain Jiaka Of The Hen*
Marine*- at the rid Garrick
. Theater In 1HI. Herman *
Allen naked her what changes
ahe had aatieed In Ihe theater
ainer than.
Hv HERMAN ALLEN
NEW YORK, Feb. t —(A’J—
“We naril to any ‘do not;' non w*
lay •don't'."
Ethel
Ilarrynior* eaye the
ehanires In the theater have been
an aiinple aa that In the It) years
today since ahe became a star,
•'There have been change* in
Ibe theater, but they’re all superfleinl. Tho speeches follow the
etylr- In speech, the pacine ni.y
I be a little filter, but that * all.
I The theater—good theater—never
change*. They lay thrre are only
three or four taiic plots, and 1
believe that* true.
“The theater changes outward
ly from lime to lime only because
the times themselves change."
Mist llarrymore was resting In
her dretalng room between mati
nee ami evening performances cf
bar piesent play, "The Corn I*
Green.' She lit a rigarel that
Mfluvd strangely out of place
with b»r gay l*0'» bicycling cos
tume.
“The good plays,” ahe contin
ued, "me the onea that answer
the usual artistic standards of |
unlvrr-ality of time and place.
'The Com la Green' is that kind I
of play. It's laid In Wales In the
90's, but the story—a teacher
dternvrring a genius in a rail
mine—would be m good 20 years
from now, 20 yean ago, aa it la
new, and it would hold true any
where.
“Incidentally, il’vdreceived many
tetters from school
teacheri
thanking me for presenting thslr
profession In a sympathetic, con
structive way. They said that un
fortunately teaching school i*
often laughed si.”
For “message plays” Mias Bar
rymore has little use. The theater
cannot influence the times, ahe
■aid it must Inssltably move
with the times, reflect them
rather than direct them.
“Me-sagr plays almost Invari
ably fall to accomplish their aim
or to correct th* wrong they seek
to right,” she continued. 'The
only <nr I can think of off-hand
that was successful was one by
Galavturthy called (Justice.) It
was irally Instrumental In bring
ing about prison tefurm In Eng
land.
TAhout all th* atag* can hop*
to da I* *° portray things as they
are. .You might call It a sort of
loumallsm. If people want to
make something out of the play,
let them.
“Bat as foi influencing people
—I doubt that it dots as a
general rule.”
Italic trend' ?
'There aren't any I remember
-rring my grandmother play In
Tho Rivals'' I'm sure ahe—and
Hu play—would be as good today
t- they were then Art Is always
nl. and talent is always talent. A
good play Is like a great novel. It
all! last forever. A poor one I*
Uke a cheap wisecrack—and will
s»t about as lonx.
"To say that there ar* trend*
ii the the*ter. that th* old playi
• "Didn't be good today. Is to say
’hat Rhakespeare would b* no
f id , or Asschylu* or Aristopbam And as for talent, Fm sure
I"" Jefferson or the Booth* would
fill the house es well today as
H.rv did more than 60 years ago."
In 40 year* Miss Barrymore has
•I rn the rise of two rivals to the
-ings—Uie movies and th* radio
>ut she isn’t worried stout
• ii her of them.
"Th* movies, to on* who loves
ihe stage, leave something lack
ing. the human feeling perhaps. 1
don't mean to say there Isn't tal■n t in tha movies; there must be.
No one could last ovtr many
irare without talsnt, even with
t"od looks.
"Th* radio, with Its lima limi
tations—a half-hour at tha moat
doeaa'I offer th* opportunity
'nr a real play. I waa on a radio
drama atria* a whlla back and
-oul4 hardly wait until It waa
over. Thera's no substance to
radio theater.”
' Not worth the audience's while T
“Hal Young man. It wasn't
worth m f while.*________
Army Will Reach
1*418,000 Total
WASHINGTON, Fab. *—U V Tha War Department estimated
Monday that tha expanding
A m y, already th* Urgant to the
country's p o ss Urns
history,
w m fi ranch a total M 18,080 *f-
PAGE TU R K S
- ' Bal It Malm Nolan
Donovan Talks With
Officials In Turkey
ANKARA, Turkey,-y*b. 4—(AY
—Col. William J. Donovan left
Ankara late tost night for Pataatlne, after conferring with For•lgn Minister Barasoglu, premier
Baydam, end Turkish military
liid in ,
Tha only commant Donovan.
American official *b**rv*r, mad*
aa hit findings ban, was that h*
had received aa axsaitoat laprae-
Circle Two Meets
A t Marchman Home
Circle Two of 1hr Woman*
Society of Chriatinu Service of
the First Mcthodi,' Ciinrrh tied
yesterday afti-nii* n ul Ihr homo
of Mra. C. O. Muti-hirmi in the
Park Apartment, mil, Mr, O. K
' Goff presiilimr m tin- iitiveure ol
the chairman. Mi F || |j«no)
The devotional im<l IliM.. Minli
were given tiy Mi- li W Turner
with Bible irfri riu'f* hy Mi*
I). L. Ulrey iiii,l Mi' (loft The
Chriatian social nlaiion. report
wan given hy Mr- It F ('ion
shaw.
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Saturday « n , uiinoiiinoil hy the
chairman a' l i n n e t
Day foi
j the Beri'oii Spu ne, ll,|.lniimy.
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mittcc for tin month m Kilnu
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the follow ini* ntrtnl't i - \|m |.
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Tolrr, .Mm A h
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Mr*. M. L H u n
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Mr*, Ulrry, Mr- i ifii'linn mill
I Mis, Mnrrhmnn
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SH0PPI *0
C la a n i os it w hltoni
w o n 't ru b off I
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BEAUTY SHOP
(or n il w liit u s h o o .
SUNOCO SERVICE STATION
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aboaiU2
T% a S M A N
lori da Motor Iin es
tewsle Sse-Wsj ferae
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W Palm Beach 2 UP
Tampa
1.70
St. Petersburg 2.20
Urlandu
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Miami
870
Ukrlan-J
1.36
Gainesville
2.20
Key West
0.46
Atlanta
0.10
Kavannah
4.10
Cinrlnnstl
11.80
Augusts
8.26
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Ike coal *4 drivtag I mite to U* awa
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wbaaevar ha wants wilbaut wasting
valuabln tteia ateia lhars'a always an•tear bus coming along assn. Bantenna
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THE SANFORD ‘HERALD, SANFORD, FLOH1DA
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Girl At Stile College
Impressed With U.3. Friendliness
BOOK
4~ Stetson Alumni
Are Meeting To
« ■M Discuss Sports
Florida State CelEgo, ku gained
h e r a rriv a l in Uila ro u n try .
M l u T a M i t w ho w a r b ro u g h t
to F l r f U n S ta te College th ro u g h
a scholarship raised b y the R e lirio u s
W o rk e rs
C ou ncil, fled
L ith u a n ia la J l t n r , . 1040, w ith b a r
ffo th a r three d a re a fte r the Kan
tia n c m pat Ion In w hich a ll th e ir
c e n fU ra trd .
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p ro p e rty
was confiscated
fa th e r, f a r year* a m em ber of 7 b r
L ith u a n ia n c a tta e t, ta d been dead
glace 1*3*.'
T h e Lith u a n ia n g i r l came to the
U n ite d Btatea b y w a y o f G e r
m a n y, Spate ad d Lisbon , a rriv in g
t n w a l m onths a g o In N e w T e n t
w he re she and h e r m other w ere
. tra d e to feel q u ite a t heme am ong
»o m a n ? L ith u a n ia n people. O ne
ftf the f i r s t th ings the Lith u a n ia n s
In N e w Y o r l r ta u g h t h e r w as th a t
" Y o u m u s t leant to say 0 . ' K ~ "
She Insists th a t I* the e n ly slan g
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the f ir s t thhtga to p a n le h e r w ee
k n o w in g w h e n to gay " h e y " and
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in o rlra ta schools In her n a il re
L ith u a n ia , In G a rm a n y , R w ltx e r.
land, end era th e m
F ra n c e , had
planned to enter the U n iv e rs ity of
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her* o f . the aieociatlpn in F lo r
A SKUNKida a n d a bout aooo alum ni who
CnAH BERRIES.
m ay feel olhcrw iro. Anyone In15 O K T H E P A Y R O L L o F
tcre sted in the college
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4 H e m .y . 5 T X 1 e C o h $ e r v a t i o »
rile d to
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DEPARTMENT- - 1T5 Dirf'iE^
m e e tin g . t o d a y h e raid.
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FLOO D - r ilE F I E L D S r 4 U t
SO Years Saccoul Doctor**
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him It ce»t the college |IO,OOJ
M R I E S FLOA-f f d iH E-fbP oF
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Foroiulo for Itching of
FOOD - Y i H r f t 5 R .U 8 S annu ally fo r i u athletic p ro
g ra m , Of ' which about h a lf w aa VHDAM DRIYB4 ASHOfUB- BY THE WIMP, WHERE
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r a th outlay.
•titEY ARE RECLAIMED IM SIEVE* "E ven w ith th a t expenditure,’'
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D rew aald, “ S tetson cannot com -|
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promotta I AST ikOalms. tlral cful tLwm
high school crowd* a t DeLand.
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write In from tuiwi i.» rsiMt prablnf
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LKUdVL NOTICES
l l l l A i l i : . I*rr
Ton. (»rtl. tu Fey*
stu d e n ts th ere now, w ith about 4 — I W — Fed eral Ju d g e Ita ir r A»C
Z>rno if *ifDph taim.Uf ful for attn.iylnf
U (iuv Is. I&u O'*.
Ilrtl S&e
to
■kin Irttsjitani. 3ft*,
H . On# tH*l
h a lf of these g ir ls ,' lie saidft
* i ’hlnwFfj t>up FUiv
yesterday sentenced eight u n io n ,
mnviiiirr*i
UFA I* SkLY I1 IK caww* may
' I HI. I ill! I IT I Ml II I I \ \ Ml ter»«ltl-w-f Lalrbri
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sm all schools had been reduced conspired to d yna m ite T V A pnwei t'OLV*AMl«H,
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ly to w a rd ih c Idea.'1
he aald.
“ H u t t r w u n e 1 r.ould no t p r t tom a to apeak fo r other m em
ber* o f the oaeoelatlon.
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Dr. Henry McLaulin, Jr.
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W E S T PA LM J1EA CH , F eb. 4.
S te ts o n Alum ni association of*
flelola KTntfay w rrs called to
m eet a t D r Land today a t B P . M.
to discuss abolishm ent of
collegiate athlrU ea.
E . H a rris Drew, preaident of
th e association. aald th e action
of college euthorltlea
In
an
nouncing Intercol le t la to athletic*
wculd b e ihollsbed ‘*eame aa a
g r e a t su rp rise a t th is tim e.*
D rew aaU he had discussed the
tnoyo w ith Dr. W . S. Allen,
Ident e f U*« v.r.lvtrslty,
w eek, liBt understood e t
tim e th a t th e move w as In the
rm b n tm Jc i t i g c ami he did not
expect e ffitU l announcem ent un
til a f te r , a full discussion w ith
a lu m n i ' Heeds.
S i j r i 't
W i l l i n g O 1* I I n ml o n f h i k o f
• a i d C1r**t|H »'*mim .«ml I In 4if(f»
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of
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L eo m a r d o
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l l i l e r e s t I ' j 1. . i c r i n s 1.7 In
y e a r s . I n t U v lc lu a l
p la n s a m i c o m p e l it i\ e r t u i l r d r l n r s * b id s a s s t 'le y o u
V-«
o f t h e h n u s e >t*ti t t a n l at t h e I n 't e s l p r ic e . M o w Is
t h e l i m e In litiild . p r ic e s m e r i s i n g a n il veil! c o n t i n
u e I n ris e .
O v e r I \e a r>
c a t Io n a .
e x p e r ie n c e
in
h a n d li n g
E ll A
a p p ll
C M. BOYD 4 COMPANY
<1
The Thrill
Gef
ECZEMA
Eight Sentenced For
Dynamiting Attempt
TO
P A IN T
D ECO RA TIO N S
G A IN E S V IL L E ,
Feb.
4
vV
A la ., organiser fo r the C. I. (I.
In te rn a tio n a l Un ion
of
M ine,
U I U ond S m elter W o rke r* ,
aim
— sentenced tn tw o years' im prison ,
(ge n t and fined f&t><>.
D PC L A KES
b e oflfcnd- A i t , b n
(ta d breath) te
t In UscmoutlL
D IV ID E N D
.been commissioned
■tlons o f the * > C H I C A G O ,
Feb .
4— 1/11
Poet O ffice
Roebuck A Co. Mnnilay
r
q u a rte rly
o f TB rents a share .m
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CHEST COLDS
Ing — rub on XIutiffttlr*, , mundRiWashington, caultal stock, payable Mar. l'l
fully ^ Mfthlng "(Yii'hfTm-iakiTAkT",
D. C.
The insidious thing about this oftento stock of record Feb. 13.
B v t t r r th a n a m i n f a n t p lo tt e r to
. ^
h rlp break up pRinful locaj m o (ta la iqer* Intersated la Journal lent
without »* a peefoaoloN than anything
301 Xlftdo In 3 Btreivfthjk
FARMERS
MARKET
else, and bolleveo aha would like
♦* r r n r a t a t f : p h u i m • t h
x r r i.lIH
Vtarlotiii Tv|s*'«, •I unit Ht
magatlne work. Iler first venture Ndufcwt M r f t r l
fjil«ta u p i t i s trti
F*'V, 11*1. Ilfekli I I 1-4 t.. If .o
Into thg Journalistic world was at A- Me T — md*r. r ^ r t i r * 4. i » h *•'*»!%•
rta*!. I I . 10 (u I I At*
F L O R ID A F lfO D L ’C TN
the aga of 13 «h*o aka edited a
HNIONH, YFllow .
II. I.,* *i 1 , i
engagem ent. Lister!rve A n tis e p tic children’s
magatlne. Sha also
qufcdJy halta fermentation, aaU b y writes poetry. Her irother, who
m m authorities to be a m ajor causa accompanied her to Tallahassre
DAN DUNN—Secret Operative 48
d f m outh odor*, and ovuru a u m the by way of Miami, afterword leav
odors thwnadve*.
ing on o lecture tour, was presi
JM /HAT DAN saw T u fto u b h
TUB COMW
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COMDARISOM
W h y risk offending M h o s . . . u n d e r dent of the Information Bureau
mining your sadal or btaincm potltioal far Lithuanian people te Swltoer-1
y O K O '-A N O
M O B E ’3
S tX L X T KNOWS
G e t the c n Jo jn M t L b lc rk w A n tta p tF, tend In 1618.
T W K D O L L R T F IR E D FR O M
The Lithuanian girt who would
I t ) HAVE B EE N
habit. U m ft as a eats, mfld, m outh e n d
go unnoticed te a crowd so much
riOCD FROM
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quick to adopt aocka like the other
B U L L E T S W tPl
Florida State College girls, tot
F IR E D
F
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brown hair and blue eyas. In
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�Sanford Is Tbs Only Central
Florida City Afford toy Hall. Highway
And Water Transportation
U B am edT o
ritish C arry Out Heaviest
.erial Attack In Two Weeks
Directors Of Naai Death From The Skies
Duesseldorf Pounded
With RAJP. Bombs*
Six Invasion Ports
On Channel Blasted
Greeks Occupy
New Positions
England’s Troops In
Africa Close In On
Fascist T e r r i t o r y
O n i * t (n alM ) and
th e N u t i ' a e ria l m issions of d e ath anil a e .
M r a d lm to E ngland: H a i« r tidH. l A - n n ,
S la lr S r n r l i r > I*ant K o em er, ( u v r i n j an.I
M ai^hal H ugo S perrlc. L o n er officer u n id en
tifie d .
Film On Care Of Kiwanis Members.
Teeth Shown In
See Feeding lim e
Comity Schools
A t S a n fo rd Zoo
Higgins Lauds Work
Of Superintendent;
Group Picture Made
Moughton Fractures
Anns, Ribs In Fall
James MvagMea fell froaa Uh
atoira m k a home Wat night and
A f l .r hearing a »hort I alt
by Edward tliagina, secretary nf
Ihr Seminole County Chamber of
f a n i a r m , thr rrguU r lunrhmn
meeting o f thr Klwanls flu b at
thr Valdes Hotel
p.llournrd
today In onlrr lo |*rm ll tnrni
brr» lo m ake a lo u r of lhr Mu.
ntcipal 7oo and n alrh thr mini,
krya brine fed an thr lira Moil
bey 1ala no.
Mr
Higgins deecribrd Ja n ir.
Moughtun
superintendent
of
park a.
aa
Hanford a
Mman
George." and told bow hr had
built up tha *00 Into one of
the t 'll 1 a principal
attraction'
ahilr looking after patka, sewer*
tod atrrrla at tbr aatnr time.
IV
ton v a i started with a
few animal* at the Fire Station
many yrara ago, Mr
lllggtn*
aaid. ami II haa been largely
I hr out h l hr rffo rta
of
Mr.
Mmilhlon that It haa irarhrd
Florida Fair Will Show Exhibits
Of Work Done In Seminole County
n a tu ra l t r sources n o d supple
m ent the income o f fam ilies whu
a re in need. M ark ets for th r
various products o f th e classes
have been established a t Holly
llill. TitusvlIM , F lorida C ity and
FI. Pierce by the m ark e tin g board.
.Sea island ro llo n , a crop newly
Introduced in F lo rid a, and found
la grew wary «*H bore, m akes
a superior g ra d e o f th re a d . Miss
M et! a re said. 11m
m arketing
rierra L aval
hie Na»l «#p* ^
IKi r l ir a
•
P a r ia n s e ffo rt* In P a ris to
overcom e th e deadlock. even
------ .
I he price o f re sto rin g U « l to
a poet of g ra n t a u th o rity In tha
regim e, w ere understood lo h e re
military
failed larg ely due to
and a tra trg le ealgi inclee."
to
Indicate
(Thla
appeared
th a t A dolpV H itler, In addition
to dem anding the reatoratlon to
power of L aval, who w n ouatod
by P elalrt a s elee-pram lar on
Dec U , m ight have dem anded
UK of tha F ren ch fie ri and p e r
haps D lserla and other French
naval liaare.)
I'etaln
hae
a
trem endous
tru m p card to play'—the v irtually
inlael French fleet of 100 o r
m ore w a rsh ip s—If the new dead
lock cannot ba broken and the
D i a l - N a il demand* a re not
tem pered.
'I he act-hack In w hat hail been
believed would be an agreem ent
bringing l-aval track Into Jho
Vichy governm ent w ithin a day
nr tw o. and perhapa an e n tirely
new l*e lain cabinet, w as ravaalad
a f tr r u 00-m inule em ergency ees.
» | o n of Helmin'* cloecel advtaor*
im m ediately n ftc r P a ria n ’s re*
tu rn from Pari*.
C ap tu re of the L ibyan coaaU l
town of CIrene, |0 0 mile* north*
■ta.l of Italy '* Bcnghaal ,liroof *
hold and a drive to w ithin 40
m iles ol th e E ritre a n c a u lU i •*
A sm ara
were
reported
U>t
n ig h t In • com m unique o f tho
P rtliili Middle E a st Com mand.
The c a p tu re of Cirerja, 0»lered Monday by B ritain • A m y
of the Nila now 200 mil** « • »
into Libya, waa said to hnvo
draw n a steel rin g of entrap*
m rn t around the F aaeiat a ir
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Rambling
GalneerlUe k u a strong bold on
LOCTLLE HALL'S
heart . . .
KENNETH DEKLE la awfully sad
aM e JAMIE MALLOY mored
*w«JcA . ANN STSIN to baring
■ ttao. She n n l decide between
TTKRBEBT
MOHELAND and
BILLY BBUMLJtY, IShe and
r ,H n
Lost Powers
ration for a acMef* course,
ter graduating ben bo stun
tie Unlvetrlty of Florida wb
he llodied civil ciyctnswing.
wae a Umg bard setters ta t f
■tuck to H and now to n a p
the benefit* of Me bard w a tt
• Since graduating- Item
•University bo bar had » rum
o f good poetliana,’ among fb
parrmg aa an cngtnw-on
eonatruction of a abridge aer
the Mbileilppt rfhrer, them tan
Ing for awnlla at tta 1Ataba
Polytechnic Institute, . Atatoo
Ala, and later working kt i
military airport a i * Tattobaai
With ao much BneenpfcgmefU
our country It la ■* ^loawilb
■'* eoold bo beard doming from
the m-etlfled aodleaCe becauae of
•ho fin* pbraetng and delicate
■hading.
- 1
The newt number waa a road*
I"* lor Jdiaa lUttroon Jcnea, "The
Brides P M Call at tha Market,"
which told o f a brtda who want
to Uia market because they ab
way* ato IS oyatots aha decided
to buy IS perk chape, and il
that waao*t anoagb, wall, aa
Mlae Janaa laid, "Ha can Juet
s r jr
Vittorio b
Dace raw
Bndagtlo a
and If Ow
“ purr." »
pat off the
Furniture Is Made
In Mechanics Class
Netbtog OTertomaa' tha
ploymant problem Ilk* b
j prepared for n Job and
! mg that Job wall. In
* Interview with' PJadto
Fred T. WlUtonu. chej
the Board o f Public In
and a civil engineer, I
tha following utoroatL
about that profession. >
In
lha ' depression
which wa b*va Just pea
wars fewer gnduatoe ol
ertag ecbool Ml* than |
from any other coun
rcaaon. for Uia, be eafl
a man with an sttginaei
ration fan bettor apply
to other Unto of e a t
aery- In tta study ad so
one must train hlmaet
atuothm and
"BettefHa cr 1
CiHaen," of a
HELEN . HUTCHISON
and
BOB HICKSON are lacking at
each other that way in JoumaItom and anywhere elea for that
matter, ,
GEORGE BRIDGEHarkey MAN departed Near Martlnsrill',
W. V. to come down to Florida
and go to echool at good elo
Seminole High. . - HUGH waa
home for Spring holiday* and
<
m
b VDllA
waa
ERMA alaia.l
elated. Vvaownna'a
Everyene’s h ,
been going around ERMA tinging du
T i l n o w loro again.” .. . Could **u
EDWARD MARSHALL'S audden do
yen for biology bo became SIB Ogl
■Ita right aerooa from hlmT .
the
BLA OKIE WHITE baa Joined the
the long Hat o f BETTY KINO’S ow
admirers, but they agree to dit.
‘
agree , , . Our euto couple o( the by
week to MARJORIE and FRED. ™
What era HENRY MANNING’S
and DAVID BROWN’S Inteneta » •
over at Junior High! . . .BOBBY J "
PROCTOR haa finally auecumhad - f l
to ELIZABETH
HATCHER’S ; '
big brown ere*. . .BILL VERNON '1 /
mew that Vo and MARJORIE » *. The aatbetae along
'mmrnsmi their
• » i o f llw. j
.1 ,AV tta first of the year, -tta
I this M .
they will
-'Harkey'*
By BOWMAN MIDDLETON
JUNIOR HIGH
to-ttofMiUtJtotf
By JACK MORRIflON
OVIEDO
couldn’t go out la»t Friday night
DUB
anIowed skating with
u wroriri, water LEONA HOWARD. . .
Why to HELEN TAMM goto*
sewecugi works,
sanitary work. around with a I » « V ? n u « E Y t r
Could I* b* taeauaa of “ BUOETir
GWEN and MARCIA * " f r talnad n few of ttoaa who Wanl
to the dance the other night with
an intonnlaslwnertlr. There pro•ant wew BETTY WATOEN n
iffi.'W&SS:
?ffli5!SSSr’.D?,* r «
fS jimmyrukul r»
. , ORTN ADA
BETH PIPPIN must hero It bad.
They’re area bolding bands in the
riu W 2 1
ItoMDWARD MARi S a L L
Mhr Books Added To
library At S. H. a
m {
jiWd
�if "
h'
Hartford
T h e O nly O n l m i
llo r ld n C ity A ffo r d in g Hail, H igh w a y
A n d W a te r Trnn.nportalloii
SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONO.
D. A . R. Will Dedicate Speer Grove
As Part Of Founder’s Day Program
Wing Wings Award
•
r
■ ■■■■■ ■
•
Mass Daylight Bomb
ings As Invasion
_ Preliminary To Be
° Met, Officer Says
German Strength
yCftUed Superior
Hurricanes, Spitfires
. Cross Channel For
• Daylight Offensive
L O N D O N . Feb.’ '3 — m
GeVmhny’a
flr a t
line
Mr
atren gth w ill be “ m e u u ra b ly
Jn excesa" o f B rita in ’s on
R t r . 1, b u t B rita in aga in w ill
bent b eck an y retu rn to mast*
d a y lig h t bom b in g aa a “ pre
lim in a ry to invaaion’ ’ w ith
" w a ir c r a ft and pilot*.
ra n k in g o ffic e r o f the
A ir Fores declared today.
Another reliable sour** Mid
tk* British expected 1,000 Amor.
‘
a b m to b« flying
Ulantie far Groat
hy May.
10* Spitfire and
large
For enlightening the American
public on national dtfons* In tho
air, Constance Moor* (lo ft), star
o f “ I Wanted Wings,’’ receives
a wings modal from Mrs. Ogilvy
Druee, 70. first woman flier in
America. Mrs. Drue* flew with
the Wright brothers and la head
o f "Women Fliers o f America."
Rotarv Hears Of
Speer Grow, considered one of
the fin ed grove* In thin section
of the date when it wn* set
out In 1845, will be dedicated aa
a public park by the Settle Herrieon Chapter of the Daughter*
o f the American Revolution Sat
urday afternoon aa part of the
obaervanee of Sanford Founder'*
Day, Mr*. K, E. Houmillat, chair
man .of tho committee for the
D. A. H. announced today.
- Dr. At rente n Speer, who tame
to Florida from Georgia in 1H41,
planted the grove and many o(
tho original tree* are d ill liv
ing and bearing fruit. The grove
la located at Nineteenth Street
and Hellonrille Avenue.
Sanford'* City Comnii*«ion, at
a recent meeting, voted to ael
the property aside
ua Speer
Grove Park at the rcouest of the
D. A. R.
■»
il
pre*e»itcil
at
thr
dedication,
which will hegm nl 2 (1ft o'clock,
and one of hi* drucendrnt* will
unveil nn appropriate marker,
Mrs. Roumillot *old.
A number of dr*rendrni, of
Dr. Speer are living in .Sanford
now, including George A Speer
,Jr, Vivian Sprer.
Kdwnrd
F.
lane and Mr*. Jnmc*
llidge
Mr*. Sadie Ilnm*e, Jimmy Rid
ges, Jr., Tommie Speer, and Uo*r
Msry Speer.
The public it invited l» thr
dedication. Mr*. Rmimlllat «*id.
Property Valued
To A f t Tourists At $14,500 Burned
atloa or Re- During Year 1940
a la Praised
utfld Powers Annual Report Shows
of
urlgin of t V
---a.*- -- M
W
. -i
. *
o f lk « Q tv c tm Ker-
Fire Damage ('outs
$1.42 Per Capi ta
Sanford Rotarlana
About Ju.riiid 1^, building* nnd
[blar weekly luncheon other propei ty # n d o t my III by
WM
r o « n , former fire during Ihr pn-i year, accord.
tkt Junior Chamber Ing to tho annual report of Chief
FEBRUARY
3,
1941
M em ber A ssociated
• I Ua Booth from 8:30 to 6:30
•very day, lira. Aiken Mid that
largely as a m u lt of hor con.
lacta with tho traveling public,
seven furnished homos boro been
rented In Sanford and 37 apart,
menu. Thera an now only 10 va
cant faorooo and 10 vacant apart.
c,tF< *ho a dried, explaining’ that In moat rases these
ar* too largo to eupply (ho de
mand made for parlcular accom
modation*.
•r
Engiand wax free
mldara tip to a lata
rhreudad the *trait o f
tar a dear winter A
m Tho daylight raid* a
Tyovar from attacka
night and at dawn. la
aartJa, tho air mlnlatr
■mall force o f coastal
aircraft attacked the
Of the hundred* o l visitor*
wliom ah* haa colled cm, Mr*.
Ilodgklrt. aald that 31 have de
cided to locate her# permanently
aad that elx have bought home*
a ear. in thlx city. In making her call*,
iturday abe •explained that' she alwaya
I night pryaenU Ihe vUltara with a bou
quet of flower* and a directory
r f the clty’a leading marchanta.
Explaining tb* origin of the
Information Booth,* Mr, Power*
Mid that local marchanta had do
nated moat of the ntletlaU
which went Into K* ooiutrurtton
while lh* labor U bulM It had
been provided by the NVA. Ho
Mid »b#w had (man. a aplondld
aplrlt of cooperation amoty all
Attractive New
s ta rv e *®
fer another 10 w*oka IWa rrinA lk «
J&
ftr Trade Group City New. Bjlefr
cauae of dir fir* at I
Lumber Company whlcl
«dly drdroyed about |,
___ pi
property, the Chief said today.
The number of Area this /car
amounted to 200, contracted with
a total of M3 last ytar. Though
lb* lot* In property was grem
the Inxuranc* covering the |>i«perty returned 110,160 I d thr
owners.
Of the 200 fire* during thr
year i l l of them were Mnrtt-d
by rautr* unknown. Moat o f the
fire* were graaa fire*, or wrrr
rausrd by tporka from flur* anil
rhimneya, cigarette*, and a f> «
from defective wiring. A total of
100 call* wore answered, in of
them being outalde o f tho city
The classification o f the fire*
ahowa 94 o f them have boon gin—
(Ir4*. Building* and cantenl* wenthe next greatest In number of
fire*, 41. white about 10 fire,
concerned ears aad truck*.
Rome o f the varied cause, of
fire* were running ear*
with
brake* on children playing with
matches, defective go* tank* on
care, lightning, collision o f care
and spontaneous cotnbottlcn. Quite
a number wrre from overheated
stove* and burning nf robblsh
The depnrtmont received
O'.)
complaints during tha year and
made a total o f 99 Inspection*
Moat of tho fin e worn controlled
by the hand pomps aad the bumtar pump truck had to be used
only ate timet. Foor false alarm,
wrra answered d u rin g the year
aa far back aa 1911 ahowa a
gradual lacreeae In tba number
o f the flr*a during the paat 2h
yaara but the coat o f tha fire*
show! a decreaa* during the p,*t
eight years.
British
Claim
Capture
Of
In Defense Is
Hit By Official I: Fascist Forces In Eritrea
War Department Ex' -presses S u r p'r I tfe
At Ford’s Except
ion To Labor Law
Shelkey Elected
Head Of Sanford
Shuffleboard Club
A candy **1* with one.fourth
of Ihe profits to be donated 1"
the “ Mile O'DIme*” fight ngnln*l
infantile paralyai* ws* held Hatnr.
day on First S tm t t>y meinter*
of the H-Ball Club.
The junior high *ehool gi'1*
belonging to the eluh today r«
pressed Ihelr appreciation for ihe
cooperation of those making iheir
■ale h Micce,,.
Club members' Include: Ml,*
Audrey >R*ch, Ml** Minnie Ruth
Ddhuir, Mlaa Caynille
Batten.
Ml** Mary Ann Whelehel. Mi*,
Maith* Page, MU* Mildred ilnhsnn, Mis, Sylvia Malsch and Ml,,
Shulry Cameron.
Greeks Control
New Positions
Showdown In FrenchL e r mn n Relations
Is Expected Soon
*** 4*s«»rt»|fd I'rere
( Him .
Frl». .1--( A I*) —
llrllinh fnrrrw orru pil'd IU
r«nln. in llnlian Krllrra, v n .
tenia i nf 1it Ihr limn had
bi'i'i pI r tiilnnrit b> ||a drfrmlrrw. |)n< Hritiwh ammunrH
IikIi i
t u< ri
rhnrir^i
At cording
H ,lh
Ih e
(it
( 'll )'
(be
(h o
w ill
i iy h l ,
To Speak Here
Building Permits
Gain In January
Bolldlng penalu In 8aaferd to.
t«lM| 919,023 during Ihe month
of January, It w ai announced nt
tho Cltv Hall today, an lacreaeo
of 99.203 over the Mine month
lent year. Tho ameant In Janu
ary. 1940. waa 911,930.
Included In ihe permlta were
two for 9*000
homo*, which
wrra tho largest (lag!* sum*.
Another l a m figure waa a nermlt far 91,900 repair* to the Rita
ole Team WUI
Winter Gsrden
liiliny
h i *'
hiw
hm<i i ,ii m I
( » u - h t 4t
V<11*11-(
I 1'lift ,
ngum»l
hui nut**
K in rn ,
ikliip|iiui t,
Activity Report
Of Chamber Is
Sent To Members
J-
IS
tiii,»
L Hiik
ii
n i'H
Iumi
ti«
F ir n r h
\ in nl \f ir* I-in
Atlmmil
Jean
i t to(k -iiinrtl in Futlw, prexuiiu
hM v in «■•*'«f»*i with ihe mmtril
Min i mi i fiM inir'i, Fieric* La.
v*l. I’rjfunliiig t iillnbniulittn with
(teininiv v
ttimninnihr.m.Hiiff ,f ihe
t ri'fich fl«'«'t, Ihulnri 11U41 might
rotifn irgnrdmg <li po'dinn of
the Kiemfi Nftvy iH'pilHu n from
Bulletin SIiowh Work
Done In Interest ( h e I'j| ln ii4^ | *< w r rj| iu e iila l
Of State Rort<r 2SR Vtrhv, hr»w#rrr, made n
tm l
ot
itii'tiiifin
(hi* pORfibililj
In 1*11v eViiif, n -1•1 t tlv '•Imw.
in I rrnHi.(; iru ii m iiLilmn*
n,l irtkttlleif imMi ltill if
<tii‘i kri rrjinit#'«| 11n• *,11»f 11«*- tif
jMIMlnn I IMg piwiliefit MM t ffl.lllilri
mnun (run innge M^illi uf KIMil lit
m itiftei fighting, ,»m.i (I m> ».et£iir«(
of "mufiv Mitomntj. unite, iiinrtur wntf nf1 kfmVw f.f iiuiIpi ini "
H>ilteli e |anr 4
(Diifrli
ni tin- notUfwt’wteni |mtl t I (u'r.
mull in1, iipirii Finiii'* in n hefnfi*.
I j 1441 iiftlli'k A I'nllt III IIH11*•M of
In1' 1>•I till Mitt t-\ J31V Mgllimt
ii | \ 1 1iti111r 11 vi11 r1»•in Fhimteti to
Hu f rnli.itk i Iniith1 *■f Simlinm
II
I iri*f 1int 1hit >*
o-1 ■ivilian
o i
t>r. Hamilton licit, prealdrul
of Itollln* Collego
in
Wild* ,
Park, will speak on ''Alumni
Aulhnr," at the eleventh annual
rilitT „ uf ihe animated nnigurim
to he presenled hy the l.ileratiin
liepaitninnt of the Sanford
"
man'* t'luli Weiineadii) at I ■"
r m
-MlflllN Mill
« 1*1 iifiiihtiM
i••tkI* I in Nhii«-w
"i 11milt), I
> 11MHI tl Mil III.)
\ mi k II.
Ii III ...... • I lift I'll fa .»
ll IM19!111I r|
r 'i m . e . illo - U l . . l( tl iM• Mu ('li-Mny. Jan L h
H«j it ' f> H'U
Williteih.M
i iii'l.
1Itkl
llul l« «
i , ihi, ■til.'.
Fci tmmliiMi
1 , «•r" i*»ir
it** Ml I him (it
1 le. .* iiti
Ikriytiihfi lit ji»
(, rMYf'InfMl. I 1l . len.i
1(11 ii Liduy pi eviiiled mrmtw'rR
I Snuftirif I’i 1mi,m» r11 tel i *v Sanfmd 'I fiif>nl 1 lllh got) I' Hetndnn, clerk "I Hit
\4if *’ ft-, j until. .1 tett.i Mil' 1• 1r4k* Mu > |.*r an uli tluy
Circuit Cumt nf Mrumimle (
I
i hi Mr h«n 1
... M • I'M MU hill the i iteiip mil ul the
ly ami recently elected fir*l
m I
,iuf. nl. 11..
(.•ills 1VM It. ' n tell* II 1lllll Mill niiifiiihg Lt
president uf the K'wuni* I'hil* ' 4.4
litlie tluii limit lindei iteivi’i
au'umatrrallv hecame pietnlr nt
Ill,
H** f IniMiin*r of ( 'urMiiit
Ah Ml 1 «!fl Ml •iiiIm'I n galliiTni
last week when the Imatd of 'll
I■--» f ” n 1 'oigiin(ri -l i iM nl
*» It i* building nn Ihe Inkffront
rritur, urn ptad the leeignai mn 11 M.lttl > u fnl m o rli n r
nl Him find l*i i ud Mien Infill on tahli'R.
i ( Julius Dingfelder
'"it
l(t-ii(| D mpurl mriH •ij Hi.
Mi. Mu' mt*a| (lie mnnbfi * i*kMr. Dmgfrlaer , 1 1 t'nlalli il
D im i - . i . J In play * uini**i, Mini Mi»ri . ta-**1 of Kutf Runil 1?Ki
piuxy Jan M, since illlira, |">
11-MM id Mu- R •411ul Mai 1te|Mirt•»*i in now nctor comj ll 1!
vented hi* attending the meilmg j
U . .Mungcrl join!
im otmg- |iiiri i
iihyaiiian, liar silvinei] Iiiih
id. I*" *' nil III y lion 1.f .*( Ill
I" refrain frum all arliritle* 11>«1 . il i .(ini Sillllimlf ChMIMlIt ia ||l
he ran until he reruvei*
i*. joint 1i 'h hiviI inn**
Drrrclura uf thr Kiuam* ( Inti |
I T'9»t|uc*ffting flu 1 m
f foivihg HihI. Ro t.I l l
granted Mr Dlngfvldrr u yeai »
1 Mmu to tiu- JK m •' ill.
leave uf abieHco ol hi, rnr|ue»l
l'«y mlc* Friday unit SaturMi llrrndun will piealde fur fa-r 1 'V
1,'laled II.1.IH6 is. ihe hear.
4 <..<.|>rralitiu wilh I hi- < *MHHi ',•«) aimiuut during a nunltar pethe first tint* officially as pie*.
W P h ill*
is il I f ’ I 'I 'J ulrnt Wdneaday at the regulai f ....... .. .......
i it'd in rei ciil year*. Jim I). Jin.
I 111 tvjivmg tho limit! I >«»|i«iit. km*. County tax cullrt-lur, *ald
luncheon meeting, Hu ha, been
presiding at lh# inerting* ip tie mint M*mt irigiiu’fr i into S«*nu. l"dnt
Friday the amount wn,
abtrnc* of MF, Dlttgfrhler. K (' ri. I. r.ainly to define u* v* ngliL |ii.ll>6 AH, and on Saturday tha
Harper ha* been elevated to the ol.wav for Htatc Itoud 4 4 fi mn lutnl wa, 17.HP 00
Ition of first vie* president, lh** TltURville Ivrry hy (iineva
M of rlit* stood In line on both
vacant by the advanrvment in If >• Hftnford* ThU oigftnimhnii day* tu obtain
their
liccns*
o f Mr. Herndon to tha presidency. hii» ii»od it* influence in •'» half plate, and today the tax collec
Program rhalrmrn
for
the of Stutr ftimd 203 from Oviedo tor', office was otill dong a brisk
to thr Urangr county line Kngkn. htialne,*. Tht rieadllnv for using
coming rnontn have been
c**r» m m * Rtill ft( work on thin thr 1040 tsg* waa Friday St mid.
nounrod a* follows:
Fab. 6, P. ‘ P. Campbell and roftii Mrfining ft lighwfty, Ko«d
Walter R. Coleman; Feb. 12. Dr ?02 ftom Oviedo to Ccnvvft will p *
Iditber T. Doss and C. R. Daw. ie prcRcntcd ftt tho next rnrri
Although 'It wo* third among
son: Fab. 19, Sanford Doadnav ng of tho Htfttft Road I>rpart- the (tales in percentage of popu
and Dr, W. H. Garnor: Fab. 29 nrnt for fhftlnUnftftft.
lation increase la the 1940 conns.
“ We pip tft ftoror rmulti on California recorded the greatest
ID James* Out and E. C. Harper
Tha board i f director* wIP thror projects In view, of our new abaclule Increase. Ua Increase
meet Thursday night at ►7:00 politic nl R o t - u p , ftnd all tho** was nearly 1.100.000 •« compand
o'clock at the Palma and Pin** project* will tft ftfftln preaontftd with nearly COO,000 In Now York
on tha RanfordeOrtando Mghwav to tht S u it Road Department Stale.
*
sbuth ar , tho A m lta g * Cabin at tht budgtt mtctlng In March,
c«urta.
-S i
Herndon Replace.*
Dingfelder As
Kiwanis Head
Rain Slops ('lul)’s
Trip To Luke Mary
Tug Sales On Two
Days Are $13,000
aoclatlon to act aa chairman of a
committee to prouare a brief to
present to tho Federal Bureau
o f Public Road* setting forth
the advantages o f Mate Rood No.
-.1 row-:1 1
H riiisl)
troops,
Npoodiitff
tht;ir fiimnniirn to d rive M um.
milinl * I .Mt A frirn n lo'^ionw
into the Ited Sen, wen? rcIMirtiMl tniluv to have traiu>e(l
tin- “ hiKRi'si Italian fo r c e " in
i hi* Itari'Mi ii Kune in 11ntinn
K rilre a
Ihe home front. Intact
hv tiernum duvliuht raidiTH,
t.eiiiiim \4i4-. -iiiitl Li he i*Xpert•>
>ii v l •MM» A him i4-itn.Iontit lositib'■* ** ' * l"‘ Nving Ai riiks thr A(tiR•!11• I••s itntum mntillily by
Mu>
I inhri w I jmil>Inf |Hi1itn a| tick.
*‘f
b «
Names Of Newcomers
To City Announced
vl
11 ( lurk iiml
it r r nngrmrntR
H u b
i»f
imi I Ini; rt'lijf ii»u*
Ttrni* ifft it .l |,y tb.* cu y wrrt,
fucvpled uml 'fiu i r- wr-rt* cJiirtril
ft m illing uf tf„. members
'•t tht BsnfiMil Shuffle board Club
nl thr rouri* Sitiurdny Afternoon.
i ,,fl by the nn inbrrw Mhd (hr duss
**••* reduced to $i.
(Ifllc e l r rb'itctJ by tbr group
14,44: W R Sbt Jkt ) , prcAitlcnl; W.
I (tail ifnil, \iift» president j ami
j A C. Mud.lt it, hctrcfui y.trcaflurcr
V4 hftA been tlie cu,tent in Ihe
|ui-t thi1 |■i o-i,tv ii t we, elected
l">in among the winter viaitora
.iu,t the ulnvr two uflirer, nrv
|"imancnl loidrn t,.
Iloate*,,'* «»-rr appointed by
itir new pri'sidcnt to cimtact po*.
-it,I# uirmbri* »t the hotel. In the
Mr,. Maymo Mero
Hodgkin, •itv. Mr* II) td Guodr will re.
head of tha greater's service ol I'M-eent Hie ,lub ut Ihe Hotel
the Junior Chamber of Commerce, M*yfalr mill Mr. M ||. Culltlan
today announced tho name, of five *1 the Vnlilrx llutel. A rnnllon
additional newcomare to Sanford, rtmt every member of Ihe club
twu of whom Indicated that they <rv to get on. new member wn,
Intended to become permanent re. mode by llyrd (Jundr nnd pa,*e,l
j ii1nntnmualy l,y „ 1] prenvnt.
sldenta.
They Included)
| 41 (he beginning uf Ihe meet,
It. Hwrxle, Miami; Walter Con o g the by-luw, of the origtnnl
nelly, ColumbUS, O.) E. R. Steven \■tot) were rend soil adopted, with
•on. IlighPoInt. N. C l A. C. Win , Hie eireplmn of one article fixing
frey, and R. E. Cooper, Ohio.
' i f dues. Thr* article will tie re.
1| *d to runform , with the new
KII.LK1) ON H IG H W A Y " |Mllcy of the || due,. Mr Shel.
' l y appealerl to the member, to
WEST I'ALM BEACH, Feb
' <* 'k *■ u unit sml try to revive
— (A*)—Robert Boeotey, Jr., IK mihuriaam nf ihe Hub.
died In ■ hospital Sunday sfiei
New member, ih*t paid thr fee
being found unconscious on thr *H*r the meeting tlmisd were;
military trail weat of here. Po-'Mt. and Mr,, livid Goode, Mm
lire Mill ha might have hren|M If. Cullllan, I' lUystrl Smith,
stmek hy nn automobile while I <,'*ea I. Ilrown. Mr*. C. C. Earl.
fishing from a bridge. An uni. 'in . Ida Chamberlin and Mr. It
dent if led motorist telephoned fut "
Eakln. Membership of Ihr
>h now total, .1(1.
an ambulance
Tournament, will be worked
' ul With other nmmunltlea later,
Mr., Madden, secretary o f the
Hub said.
The essayist* who were auccraaful In havtaf thrlr compoeitiona plckad by tha committee
will appear In peroen at “ Gate o'
the I»le*,” MT. Borhetlor’e eaUU
In Winter Pari- aa Feb. 21, and
g ill deliver their subject* orally,
a* one o f tha ovtraU of Founder*
Week o f Ratlins Celleg*. Two
gold model*' ar* rented In poraoa
iy Mr. Bwbellar, will ho awarded
to the twa visaing routeoUnt*.
Attendiag tho oemmltteo meetbig at Mr. BAfcrtftte a home lait
Drive To Push Ital
ian Legions Toward
Red Fen Reported
Laming In Speed
Bund Leaders Sentenced For Hate Speeches
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 — W )
— Under-»rcrrlary Robert P. Pat.
Icrton, speaking for (ho War
Department, today anrrted that
“ trivial labor ra*r» ahall not b*
permitted l.t atop woik on a lie.
feme contract or prevent tho
award of one"
Patteraon *nid Ihe department
was Surprised at the Ford Mo.
tor Company'* exception to a lab*>r law compliance Hauae In ft
110,000,(Mm truck contract which
it lost in the m-xt lowest bidder
hnrauve of Hu* except ion.
Ad inini«l rat ivc »ln«tt‘£i*lii j f * terduy rtf nt tin y hoped to obtain
M.iuic spprovMi nf the iMd-tuBritain lull by next wevkrnd
without mujoi amendment and
I him grant any nccrsaAry ct»Hrm io iii to
Evnntc pAssagft
ty a PutiRtimtinl mujority.
The Mouse tt"tidi*r*hip •chudulfd
thr*i» ilay’R of general ilcbalc on
tho measure, hfgrvinmg today* and
supporter*
were confident
it
would sad through the chamber
Wilhelm Kunie (second from left), leader
with votes to npare.
A determined fight
In the : fi f tin- German-American Bund. It pictured
making, however. In the Senate. Xwllli three of hi* cohort, before they wore
Its Foreign Itrlatlons ('ommltteft
‘Vcntcnrcd nt Newton. N J-. In term* not le>*
arranifr'd another week of hear*
flhati line year *1 Itnrd labor and fined 11,001)
Ings. Oppositinn witness***, inelud*
lug Norman Thomas, ('nl, ChftHfft
A, Lindbergh and Philip l*aFoL
lette. the former Wisconsin gov*
ernor* were or* the list
One highly-plncotl Admlniatr**
lion lender declarer! that l*reaL
dent Hooitcvi-It was willing to **do
nnythirrr within reason'* to win
n sitcalde
majority
beth
houses fer the bill, which would
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permit hint to lend, lease
Of I
transfer American-made military
n« Page Tkreel
Three Sanford Students Compete
In Finals Of Bacheller Contest
Three o f tha ala
to compete to" tha 1
Urn Irving Beckett
t**t w in i written
itudenU Prof. A .
R-rnaa CeUogo aa.
The els w a n 0
commltte* fo r an
1.1ft
Labor Trouble
Gr o u p Re-Organizes
Jlnder New Terms
S a l e Is
l
Candy Sole
H$W.
•Ifc ir irTCr^
T h » w n r i V niv T /
t TrM
h V 'T -l:1
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Sanford hat had *lii<e 1032 ami
By H-Ball Members o f f e r e d By City
waa raised ;to such R
M. N. Cleveland ui(d the pf£ cipt-
N U M 1 IK R
Tress
LOCAL WEATHER
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both war*. -
Car* la taken
.ww wore s’fierce
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locial A n d Personal Activities
Virginia Pezold To
S o c i a l C a le n d a r Wed Mr. Wedekind
ta Jawsory. th*
'
---Record said yesterday.
__total ‘pf I industrial,, cotL
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“ Tho
tracts Was $75,88*,000, A A gk N
higher than to
t any mdifthW .
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log the previous year, except tba%
«K*k reached In November," fid 9
"The Bast Cowet, tho West Record aaM. citing taWlftiWh*
Coast, North end Central Florida nr*pa red from repert* published
win
aOtatonmaa show. In tha Construction Dally Bullatin.
Ing
of Un tea t
stale* which showed lhc§
greatest percentage of Increase In
"A „
pnpuhtian in tb* 1940 certain
Atlantia
war* Florida, New Mexico, Cali
ton
fornia,
Nevada, and Id*ha, ac
tiow
cording to tha Census Bureau. The
ra,
Dletrict of Columbia, hewater, t * f ,
eroded the percentage Increase or
thO
these states.
MtrPrihna and ckarsma t
oresented at
th*
Florida
State
n«rt
Exhibit 14 be haM 1
t t Allan t ie . City nn
inm^
th* miuutgemWrt
t
_ ______ ' o f f ____”
W.
Brown, hood of Florida's rotatondtaq «xblb|t at th* New
•
MONDAY
Junior Woman's Club will have
* bridge party for memters at
M. at tho clubhouse. Re.
aam tioni ara being made with
Mrs. Jack Hall and Mrs. Fred
I|alL
Ann's Chapter nf the Wo.
I's Auxiliary of Holy Cross
opal Church will meet at
P. M. at the home of Mrs.
W. Ruprccht, 151G Palmetto
Avenue.
Circle On* will meet at 3:30
P. M. at the home of Miss Helen
Ward. 108 West Sixth Street.
tJrcle Two will meet
with
Mr*. C. O. Mirchmnn at her
home In the Park Apartment*
at 3:00 P- M.
Circle Thro* will meet at 3:00
F. M . at the home of Mr*. Ctar* 1,Q L. Wynn, l*alni Terrace.
Circle Four will meet at 3:00
P. M. at the home of Mr*. O.
J. Pope, 1015 Sanford Avenue.
Circle Five will meet, ot 7:70
S t Hilda's Chapter of Holy
CrM *
Episcopal
Church will
mcTt at 3:00 1*. M. at the hum*
of Mra. E. D. Mobley.
St. Mark's Chapter of the
Woman'* Auxiliary of Holy Cron
Church will meet at 7:30 P. M.
*t
Pariah House. A full at.
Icmmnce Is urged.
Executive hoatd of the Wo.
■nsn'i Auxiliary of the Presby
terian Church will meel at 3:00
P. M. at the church. The holiness
tnrrtlng and election of officers
fo il the auxiliary
.
rill hr held
at 3:80 o'clock. Thla
meeting
marks tha beginning nf a Week
of Prayer for Mleaion*.
Woman's
Interdenominational
Circle of Moors’* State n will
me|t at 8:00 P. M nt the new
rhaoel on Bcardsll Avenue.
St. There**'* Chapter of Hot.Croae Episcopal Church will "reel
with Mr*. A. Derby, 1011 Park
Avenue, at 4:00 P. M.
TI'ESO AY
.’ rlendahlp league nf the Cnnrregallcnal Chliroh will meet nt
3:00 P. M. at the hoc— of MrAlbcrt Knight on Persimmon
Avenue.
' Althean C'atv " f
n > tls t Ch-rrh will meet nt
P. M. et the chliroh annex with
Group Three In charge.
Teric World's rait.
Mf. r
r f lb* auhanar.
Atlanllc
riblhttlen
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Activity Report
Of Chamber I»
Sent To Members
nlnas,
era grapsa and other nlanL
lima, ara
(taaliaarW Yraas Pmum tm tl
Inga
’
’ ra taA
fttagi to tka Florid* ■■ a military highway. Thla brief
reoat
» » t and 0M4 to wHhaUnd salt haa baen prosanted to 4ha. F ed.lr .willri|t
ahtw
cr*l Bureau of Public Roads, tha*
■If
.. atgT rta garden.
" A gtant epactrraird of tha Army_.rfflc#r» at Atlanta
Tampa, and win be shortly pre
eftns* £ * M t f «rflj keep
major arricufetira! crop can- sented to the State Road Depart.
atantly 'jefora tb* public. In this ment," tha report continue*.
third dimensional
presentation
According to our latest In.
tree* heav;- with golden fruit formation, the
desijmatloB ofQ
rang# from Ilf* alxa In Ike fore, thee* rosdx will h« left tn lh»
around to a quarter of an Inch In State official* snd the Army o f.
the rear, perfume fr-m 10,000 flclals In the Statu of Florid*.
hand-made blossom* fills th* air It la expected tho Ooverwor wlM
while animated figure* ara at call a meeting r f all Interested
work In fertile orange Vbd grape- parties In the near future aAda
fnilt groves aleaaabtag aa far aa the ease of State Road- No. 3
the ey« ran ate,
•will be praaented. ThU brief has
"Animated dioramas cleverly Ik* andoanement 'rf all <ltte# "O'1
••ntlea Ketwerp Jerkaonvlll* and
constructed In th* third dimtnaton will tsll (he story of many Orlando.” the bulletin declare*.
r f Florida's other agricultural, taduatrlal and tourist attracUnui.
The W vorrlr- Fu>< “ ".rf
An Infr-mation bureau staffed CommlX'lm r-le**ad 18A47 r«m *
by Floridian*
thoroughly
ac. hint* within th* state In 1W M A
quslntrd with tha lis t* win occuov a prorrlnsnt place In the
der Conductor Alexander Bloch
I Mbit against a background af
hug* transparent maps showing ner* Tueeday night Mme. Homer
Florida traiuportatkm: highways", I V *1,
^ ‘ Und
W,n,rt
nrMhtF(B and
ansi tntHii
atlpauflmia 1OtnU iJ ll,
product*
tourist attractions.
I ‘T h * Ora nr a Blossom Quartet
Rsmblln-r Nora, track record frem the Florida Agricultural and
holder, gets another chance to Mechanical Collrv* at Tallahassee
prove that
her
1940
record will ta cn* of tna leading enter
wasn't a flash In the pan Mon. tainment features which ara ex.
dev
night
In
the
featured peated to .attract thousands to
ft-JAlh'* of lie nl'ht at Sanford tha exhibit," Mr. Brown said.
Orlando KenneB Club, 10 mllrs
south of Sanford on U. 6 High
TO a f F e a r i n c o n c e r t
I
way 17. ._
, W INTER PARK. Fab. 3^-(A7
Bob Skalton's hound, winner of. — Saves young women vole* stuonly one race this season. ■tarts denU of Mm*. Louise Homer,
against such deg* as Smyrna'formsr Metropolitan Optra star,
Boy.' Real
Flat. , Grand ■■•Sla, w ill stem qwex aompaahtawa h y ta fr
Don't lorget, Velma
3tartar, lusbaruT ltdaay Heaier, at (he
Phono 788-J— ArcMd* B U g .
Batiflower Chef
and
8moky second concert of tbs Central
Mountain.
Florida Symphony Orchestra un.
mm
Holder Of Track
Record* Will Run
• In Race Tonight
< W o o d r o w W llaosi
(Twrntr-c/fMh Frrs/draf. v
. m t-tn Ur Cealrsl rrsss
W WHEN Wilson and Taft rod*
in their horaa-drawn vtctorta to
W w ^ p l^ i for the tnaugurat
waft foUofad
tha h l g f o o
pared# In Ul*
h i s t o r y of
jr a a t d a n___ tnauguraI l o n a — and
o n * at t h 4
most pibtlant
paradas. Four
y a a r a la te r
W ll ■ on rods
a g a i n up
Pannaytvanla
a v e n u e , but
th* tlmas wars
I grim and the
parsda reflect*d the tension. It
.was on* month before w* joined
the Allies ta April, 1*17. The
famous avtnu# was lined with
national guardsman, tha presi
dential car surrounded, by cav
alryman and secret serrica men,
and 6n armored motor car made
Us 6rat appearance ta ■ presi
dential Inauguration pared*. , •
BAGGETT'S
Liquor Store
Last Times Today
*—4
iflBHtH.HI
Join fft# Army of
smoktr* Ilk* younilf who enfoy
*3
Tuesday
BARGAIN
aD O U B LE
DAY
PRO G RAM
This Program Is
NOT Recommended
-r
MILDER/ BETTER TAS1
For Childrenl
f t ih b iu i
:^ a i» t in * I
bean determined aa /at, whether
Uto contract will b* on a bid
or . negotiated. This deter.
II bo
b* mad* by tha 41s.
urination aylll
(Hat engineer of tha W ar Da.
I#nt at Hotllr, Ala., whoa*
K S t o r y Includes West Florid*.
Sen* lot Pepper said that h*
«P * »ta d tka Civil Aaranaatlaa
Aulhnrity ta ask for bids on con.
■truction o f aaven Florida air
port*, aa follows i
'
F ort M y ^ $81,040,; Hems,
atfad, 1160.000; Melbourne. $68,'.
8t
AuguaUne, *00.000;
$140,000; Waal
Palm
^$184,000;. Vero Beach,
v
vs j
• . ' „ • ‘s v ' /*V ’
'
' * '
•
inxon plan for readjustment of
World wnr drbls nml reparations,
Most Floridians although
he hud lirctl III ill health
for
about IH month.
\cule com
Live In* Cities* plications
resulting
from
high I
blood pressure u.is given us tin '
Census Reveals immediate
cause
dciith
Work on ■ quill to be awarded
aa the prise ih a context In
the future was begun Friday af.
temoon at a meeting of the Justor Auxiliary of the American
Legion at the home of MUe Mar.
eta Proctor on Park Avenue.
Glrla of the auxllUry
wc
urged to aumtnrt the Sons at
the Legion Valentine's dance i
Feb. 14 at the Le.-ion Hut.
A committer of Ml*a Margaret
Silencer. MUs Volarle Well,. Ml
Glare 8chrcv and Miss Betty West
was formed to offer ideas far
auxiliary uniforms. The group
will vote on the uniform to ba
chosen ax thrau xlllary dresa.
The following officer*
wera
elected for the year: Mlsa Mar.
da
Proctor,
chairman;
Mlaa
Joyce Steele, secretary; .Mias
Margaret Myers, treasurer; Mlsa
Janiee l!rown. publicity; Mlai
Luticla
Gormly,
rehabilitation
chairman; Miss Marjorie June
Burdick.
chaplain;
and
Miss
Grace Scbrce, community service
chairman.
The, meeting opened with the
reading of (hr Preamble to the
Constitution and the offering of
a prayer.
The next meeting nill be held
on Wednesday afternoon.
Refreshments were served to
the following; ,\IUs Betty prtraa.
Miss Janice Brown, Miss l.ullcla
Gormly, Miss Betty West, Mlsa
Marjorie June
Burdick.
MUs
Cherry Stafford, MU.
Florin.
Byrd Mias Grace Scbree. MUs
Dorothy Pexold und Miss Mar
garet Myers
* '• « Nlaa Margaret Spencer,
Mlaa Valarie Well*. Mia* Jean
Harper, Mlaa Mildred Hague, Mlaa
Sophia McDougal. MU* Arlene
Jamaeon. Mi., Mere!. Proctor.
MU* Joyce Steele and Mr*. D*r.
rrll rorgusun
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To
T A U A IIA 8 S E E .
Feb. ;t
TO O L a t e
C lilS S it V
(Special)—Final population n»’ -'
...
urea released by
the
I'nllcd! CllLORKD GIRI «.m|. job nStates Cenaus Bureau show thnt| nurac. maid pi ..c k lioiotlw
pearly two-third* of Florida's pep.
Smith, Cates q iw ilci. on IMh
Tha enactment and approach
Mrs. Sadye Motet U spending
ulatlon resides In
Inrorimratcd | si.
ing marriage o f Mias VtrgtaU
few days at tha Valdcx Hotel.
Communities — 63 4 percent
iv —- .........• - —
Margaret Pasold, daughter of Mr.
;ilit<o jolt
lilted ax residing In town* nriCOLORED B<<1 u
want*
and Mrs. Phul P. Pciold, and
chauffeur. Sin-n \iiii
Norman Wedekind, eon of Mrs.
ellle* according to n study of
Mra. E. J. Roulh spent the
experience. Jiinm> \ilnm
F. M. Wedekind and the late weekend in MUnii with her daugh.
the lateat data made |»v George
\\\ 13th St
Mr.
Wedekind
of
DeUnd, ter, Mrs. J. H. Butts.
O. Gross, executive secretary of
wai announced a l a party given
the . Florida
Stale
Planning ,1v .\» ...........................
h PENTKR
i k „ ih Call
D
Saturday evening by Mrs. F. E.
Friends of 8. M. RiChtrd will
Boa™.
'
paint, hullil OI n|»iu I. A
Itoumlltat at her home -on Pal regret to leant that he is ill
Cities with 10,000 or more pop-i
Smith, ItOil Snnfoid
metto Avenue.
at hU home on French Avcnur.
ulatlon groups are Im bided ui
------ —— —--------A color scheme of green and
the study Just completed in ilir 'H 'K RENT nt *
Furnished
white waa used, with quantities
Planning
1 lie
State
Board
MUs Mildred Ratliff left Satur
of greens decorating th* room* day for lie Land where the will
room
h4'U*i'
groups are as follow
and jither party appointments In continue her itudirs at 8tetson
flight parly .
Cities
from
1,000
to
t
white. Mice Paaold chose for th* University.
irtiling mom*
M M
Mary
000 to 2.IPV; 2.500 to 4.0to.i: and
occasion • princess model of
|*hone 2U'A\
pvaaaats a "proralaaory not*" ta from 6,000 to 0.0JO. These group*
black flat crepe with trimmings
Mrs. Fraaklta D. Kooaerort ta account for 16.7 percent of ihc 2 IIKIMIOOM "»«•'
Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Ratliff
of embroldsrad white organdy.
Waablngton plodgtng “ aay raqutr*4 state's 1940 population.
rroni Fuitr U »*
Brklga waa played dprtng the and daughter Evrlyn, left 8unday
of hour* mt som aw ity
There are 15 cities in th,. |,,,|<- ; ihlion, clienp *
evening and atlacned to th* laL for Grundy, Va.. where they were
au ifai ta th* iatsras* at Battened
carted
by
the
death
of
Mr.
Rat
ulatlon
group
5.000
to
ti
7U5.XJ
Ilea were tiny rie* bags tied with
4afaaae." Tbs proeentatloa waa
Hollywood, In Hrowaid louiitv,1 ---------- --------. . . . i i i . 'i . s i r
white satin ribbons making known liff ■ father.
—a4a la behalf at tb* hatf-mOllaa
has the grratr-t prrventagi
f K A R M l 'i K i t M A K l V l s l
tha announcement. High score
Girl Scoata ta Aa
gain—117.5 percent Knit Finer, |*
.- . MU* Ellen A. Hirst and Mias
was made by Miss Martha Tel
In St. I^icic county, i. siaund «ith7
Hr/ ,rl ..i
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ford and scroeno was won ty Miss DorU Stevenson of Leominster,
•17.4, and Maiiannn. m Ja,k...ii
, « ««>*■■ i
Mass., are the house guests of
Lillian Adams.
,
county, is third with 50 ti Hilly
r ii'lill'V
The honoroa was presented a Mrs. I. D. Martin at her home on
one city in this gi«mp' slum* a " ." .'T' 1
large novel tray In white wrap, Mellonvllle Avenue.
decrease— Winter llavrn nth a i JirVss.
pings tied with white satin rtbBiHMIsNlillAM. Kugland. Frb. drop of 13.0 percent
nons with a bouquet of bridal
Mr. and Mr*. I. A. Palmer hail
3. —-</V» leaving nothing to thr year period
wreath.
s i their weekend guests, Mr. and
Iniaglniiilon.
Ilrttftwh
offlrlnN
Jacksonville * lli aili
After the bridge games. Mist Mrs. David R. Smith of Orlando
•howt l \Vrntlrll \\ illkie in gnm[ county, IfeiU all citir
Cecelia Truluck
tang several and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer
detail Suntiny the iMiinh horwr In re*pecl to permit
bridal eotoa followed by chorus of Daytona Beach.
of Coventry «nd llirmlnghnin
i the 10-vrai penotl
singing after which Mls> Mar
jorie Cngburn entertained with
The touring
American
war. city it in the |M>pn)uti.>n ^imi
Stewart Telford. I- M Tel
a novel dance.
given tlie ttrst uffteial drtill* j 2.500 to 4.1W, nnd hn<* 771'.* p( i .
ford, Jr., Miss Martha Telford,
nnd dttniEgr list made iivailahlr rent inereape Ih Ih i.Uilc.
m
The engagement and approach- Mr. and Mra. Earl Dusaey and
ice course wae served by th* *on, Floyd, were railed to Winter
to an nnoffil’ial person here
I f'*lnt Betrh county. uUsi h<«* a
hosteas assisted ly bliss Dorothy Haven yesterday tiy the death of
Wlllkie **■ grrrted by cnlhti* j phrnojBCitDl lncren«e III ptfuni
nd Palm Beach
Pexold, Misi Betty Walhen. Mrs.
•Ustir trowda everywhere.
the vuini'
Mra. Lucy Telford.
Pesold and Mrs. J. E. Walhen.
II* told the lord mayor of county. Is third wit)i nil nnri'SM
ef
118.6
percent.
Av
Present wars: Mist Virginia
n I’aik in
Coventry that “ any totalitarian
Mr. and Mr*. W J Morrison,
Pesold, Miss
Dorothy
Pexold,
attack lith e' in America or Bri Highlands countv, ha the high.
est
percent
of
lu**—(i:i
J N " Maro Wathsn, Mis. Betty Satlle Morrison. Miss Kathryn
tain will f . ’ l ugh.list the common
Walhen, MU* Cecelia Truluck, Morrison and Mrs. Austin Vlhlen
brothel hood j f these countries.'
Port St. Joe, m Gull ,
Mlse Jessie Durden, Miss Martha have returned from Jacksonville
leads the cities in the 'J.iKNi
where
they
attended
Ihr
funeral
Telford and Mia* Marjorie Cog4W9 population group mt), „ „
of Mr. Morrison's father, W G.
hum.
crease of 131.2 perernl. lir -h ie u
Morrison.
Also, MUe Carlin Palmer. Miss
In Okaloosa rountv. i. ,
Dorl# Sua William., MU. LlllUn
with 141.2; while South Mu....
Mr. and Mra. J. I (Jreen. Wat. t
Adame, Mrs. Dick Aiken. Mm.
in Dad* county, I. third mtl, |„;
Austin Vlhlen, Mrs. Pesold. Mrs. ter Morchead ami Mm. Mo»rlty I
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 3.—UP) 0. No elty In this group .bowed
of Andtrson, S C., %»-ho arc tour*
Wsthen am} Mr*. Roumlllst.
— Dr. Iiamrl A. Puling, Interna a decrease.
sllaava r , . M rear (lee.)
Ing Florida, were the iruestp
tional president of the Christian
Naples, in Colli,,
|,.M,U
Saturday of Mr. and Mm. O. K friend* among the traveling pub. Endeavor, warned Sunday night the 60 cities In t|„. k.r,„,„ r(<1...
CJoff at their honit* on Park Ave " ' • ' • d
" ‘•«r resident* for that wist Hr described as fifth, .000 to 1,901) population hv .how
nue.
San lord. She ..|,i u,., , hl.
column, sponsored
racisl intoler
Jr*''!• • • " f
:l !■•••. <r.t
ride, visitor* wit), map. „ f thc ance threatens thr nation* sur Mteml"
Miami Beach countv. i* third with
Mr. and Mrs J IV. Hall and tjty and of Florida and helps vival.
an fncreaae of 1441 pet rent U ,
Mra.
Haifa
parents.
Mi.
and
Mr*.
them
with
Ihelr
Itlnerar'e.
WASHINGTON,
Feb 3.-OP)
Tile Philadelphia pastor. III s va. In Pinellas count,, -how- th
—The
War
Department
an. J. 8. Pryor of l-ovrlarrvill*. Ky., wherever they may he going. She speech on the sixtieth anniver largest percent of ,1
motored yeatrrday tn lake Wales i-ay* that she lias all kind* of sary of Ihr Christian Endeavor •f7.9.
nounred
Sunday the following where Mr. ami Mr« Pryor will qurslion* asked her.
movement, declared:
KtorldUna had accepted appoint apeml some time. Mr. and Mra.
On# paronn wanted to know
"There ore force* at work in
Pryor have been guests in San. the way to thc soo, another the
ment to tka officers'
rran
Am en,no life, aome uf them
ford for thr past two weeks.
corps:
name of the lake aero** the misguided, misinformed, prrju.
street, tine peisun wa* con- dicoa in ju»t unwise, others win.
Harold Pershing CUus. Miami
Returning tn the University of
Beach; Robert
Lee
Ely.
Jr Florida In Gainrsvlllr during the cerne,| whether the peanut* here istcr »nd inspired, final,red and
sre a* told a* they are In K I*,
IVAHIIINGTON. l, h
i
. a *,
directed troin nhroMil. but all of
U iliM rllltiA d im
Edward
K*. weekend after
spending
mld- simmer, while still another
f„ rmr
Americans
against — Wlllian, t; ...........
fe5Jky’ Cocouul.Grove) Henry J. aemestcr holidays with Ihelr pa. auxin,i* In Irarn how In gel <ut whtab eel
r" fk' **• Petersburg; Ouy rent* were John Hall, John Pope. ef toon. She **v» she tell* them American* I lie*,1 fotcr* promote senator .nd eal.in.l off,...,
In Arlington
Ni,l
Ashton
Smith,
U rg o ;
Tro, Jack Bolt. Billy Zachry, Walter all that Sanford I* a qutrl and intidrranre, -trike again*! our buried
Cemetery today
i Dr* * n Vopp, Boca Grande.
Turner, John IIintern,later, Donald eronomiral plare In spend the liliouritlrs, incite rare, to hurt
McAdoo, 77. die,| " f * lioarl nt.
Bishop, William l-rfflrr, Frank winter, that It has an excellent mol hinder eaeli other."
lack Naturda, tie WU, secretary
RECITAL
po stpo n ed
Woodruff, III, and Robert New III,rare and fine rhurchf ami
• f the trea-orv
m President
man,
•on,ell,ing about it* recreational
W 11son'* World War cabinet, „„d
Due to the prevalence of Influfaellltie.
by
speeisl
set
of
Co„g,e*s
U N o n ic
•nxa and In view of the fact that
Olhu Rower, of The Atlanta
Mr Power* wa* Introdurrd hv
member* of that rah,net are oil.
disease Is sometimes spread by Journal, ws« the weekend guest George Kollin* who *ald that It
gilile for hmial will, the Ann,
■public gatherings and In order of Mr. and Mra. T. Bradford Byrd nnpoi taot for all l,U*lnr*s men to
A
l.eon v ikkei>gs, past and N'*,y dead in Ihe hdl.idi
at
ihelr
country
home,
Marquette
know
nlinut
thr
information
whirl,
to ro.cpcrate with the health and
muster of a MaMime lodge fn rrm rlrr tn nearby Vii-mila
school authorities, Margaret L. Iiwlgr. on Golden lake. Mr. and i* being givrn visiter* to tin* London, England, will speak at
Mi*.
Byrd
motored
Monday
with
rilv
President
J
LIngley
p»r.
Davie has deemed it advisable to
"gu lai meeting „ f tho San
cancel her piano recital which wa* Mr Sower to Oral* where they aided ever the meeting and re. fold Masonic l.odg, Tuesday night
to hav# been bald on Friday, Feb were luncheon guests of Mr*. lurtantly announced the resigns,
oc,ucl. 1 H Wlaecup.
Mr.
Sower* tlon of W It. Ballard from thr
7, at 8:00 P. M , in the Woman’s Marie Mnremtn.
1"'(IpfuI inmitr. announced to.
•liter, and over night guest* of rlu<« for huslnea* reason*
■lay
Mi. and Mr* Howell Hampton.
Visitor* Included J. K V«n He. |
piaelning physician iu
Board meeting o," Ins Woman',
ver of l^xlngton. Kv.. J M M, I t it i*itdo.• Dr
Mkkenga is in ronClub will be held at lODO A
Mr and 5|r*. Albert McGUun Cormaek and Al Mocneyham of
►
hi.iaUe
demand
throughout Gen.
M. at thr club house.
of Cocoa are announcing
the Orlando. Robert Moore end Rob. |
ti»l Florid* . . , * pea ker, * c.
Daughters of Wtolcy Sunday marviagr ef their daughter. Ines art Ilsvl" , f
Winter
C.aidm •'elding to Ml Wlsrcup, who dcM eollooed I p a s p a
IF»» 4
School Class will meet at 8 00 to John Joseph West, Jr., of Jame. L. Ingley. Jr. was Introduced
P. M. at the annex of the Melho. Ranford. son of Mr. and Mra. as Junior Botarlan for tlie month •ful*i,d that Hanford Masons “ arr rgui|iiiirn( In llnlain ui utlm
Iona to In being able tu secure
Wc lin t c Just Itcvcitvil
A N ice S lock O f
K ' hiI m
dial Church.
J. J. West. The wedding was
liailuiM » IlDM’ tii-ft ltar hr IliuuKill
him
B«wlng session for tha Red solemnised on Jan. 88 la Cocoa.
was \il«l to tli ft um of tlit* Dmt.
R
<
Oeshinents
will
Croe* will be held at the Wo
be aerrad fd Hlutra
all, i the mreting
man'! Club from 3:00 until 6:00
Tills 9Hl(t|«l tlrtluM’il I IlMt Ail.
P. M.
lull W. I I K S T S T
T C I . D I 'I I O M . II
miniBtrEtion stral«’K> mvuhrd mii
WEDNESDAY
effort (O 10III lloUEC |'t*osu|(v
Ml Itl.l'ltKSKN I 1,1 I N >1 M t i l l M It SEMI 118 ID
Eleventh annual edition o f thr
wlthfsut furthrr BiiitriKliii t-nl Mini
I E'l |JH tlllllF.lt 1(11 II I III II IKKK.S IIIIS S ritlN I.
animated magazine will be pro.
then to '‘liuiir iradv" on othi-i
Charles E. Shaw, calabratod
j
eouted on Wednesday at 1:80
changea
with
thour
eenaloia
in*
i
II.M '.ew* r reel r e «» '»••'<
F. M. by tha Literature Depart. artist from Euallx, will ba among
dined to op|M»«e the Ir f IsImII i n in
lOnt of tho Woman’* Club ot th* featuros of tha aorantb an resorted to tear ga* bomb, and
JtCKSONVILLE. F.b. 3 — (Ah lt« present foim.
baton
chargee to break un the
Walter J. Motherly of (J.Tn.s’
to club house on Oak Avanua nual edition of tha, Animated
The House Foreign Affair*
fighting In th- heart of Un 'Hl( waa elected president of the
b# monthly business loncheor.
about
140 parsons, •let.-wide Public Health Commit, ('urninittee already has written In ,
V ’ club member" will bo held Magaxlns Wednesday afternoon city eml
at
th* annual soinr amendmrnti, Itiiluilina |»r4».
t 19:80 o’clock with Mr*. J. M. when he will dleploy O group of mcstlr soldiers, were sent to tee yesterday
Our hkiqi ik well ci|ui|>|>c<l
inerting of the executive board, vUiorin trrniitiatlng (hr Irgialatiun
(tinOctober, Mrs. Sanford Xteud. hie still Ilf* paintings and apeak hospitals.
Johannesburg.
sn
Important •u, reeding John P. Ingle. Sr., who after two yeaia and rrf|Utring the
M F Mrs. & F. Lamaon, Mra. to those a Heading tb* yaorly
In nm 'ic an>
ic p u ir i
approval
of
Army
nml
N*»>
i
mlnln- center. Is nuM n o w and ha* served since th* formation
Ed/ Till I* and Mra. W. B. Brin, program.
(m m mm Itiiic rv . I ■alters or
aa hostessas. Th* poblte la
thr Gereup. apparently onto an of (ha voluntary cltisens eomnflt. chiefs lirfoip HoobWf.il can ft*. I
ltasr American military equip,
Dr. Hamilton Holt at Rollins emotional outburst, wa* »*td n«l ter almost two years ago.
o(h er equipm ent.
!
to attend tb# piofrom
College In Winter Pork will give to hav* spread beyond this cltv
Mra. Malcolm McCItllan wa* ment for export
:30 o'clock.
the
editorial
far
tba
"mogasTns''
The disorders war* traced to re.elected vice president and
THUR8DAT
which I* being apontorad by tba
Rod Croat Sawing room to tba Uteratur* Deportment o f the difference* between ooldler* and Jean Henderson, executive sacra,
following
a meeting tan .
Womon'a Club will-bo open from Woman* Club with Mrs, B. D. rlvillan#
Friday of U e Oseewabrandwag
•iSO A. M. ontll 11:89 odmk.
Illghleyman aa chairman.
an organlxatton embracing *» "touchy question* Sunday."
FRIDAY
T. W. Lawton will Introduce • f t
tromr republicanism
and g «nTh* delegates participated In a
CHICAGO. Feb. 3.—(4*1—Sal
Rottteanoka Patrol at Troop Holt
erally considered antLBrltUh.
closed,
lu.rd, lour-nour
four-hour coniarencc,
conftrentc, Bi
af- mon O. Levinson. 73, Interna
Mill and P a ck in g House Supplien und K rpuir hcrvlcc
Fly*. Boy Rcouta, will sponsor a
A member o f ika Florida FadThe meeting, said to have been ter which Robert Rennlck ot Chi tionally known peace
advocate
subscription bridge Ot 8 .-00 P.M. aral Arte Society, Mr. Ibaw ba* “ nurelv cultural'' and ’•non.noI* A 111. J. S T IN K and U K O lU iK S T IN K , O w n er*
cago, hooding a publicity com. who helped draft the Ktlloggat Urn K lu Club.
lltlral." waa ontorly but clashes mltlso, was designated to sum Brland peace pact to outlaw war.
Rod Cross sawing room will ba
occurred after It between aol. marise what took place
died In a hospital Sunday.
«
open Item
tro t 8:90 A. M. n tU 11:80 niMtinfi.
*
•■ n n o in Tw M X ) .....I N .U IIIM : in u l'A M . IM
dlers and civilian*, torn* of the
Death cam* unexpectedly lo
••leek ott th* Women'# Cluib kousa
Oihtr iaUrm Ung mp+gm" of latter wearing besrds
'J07 W . Second H(.
I ’ hone bd
favored Being than mad* free from sin, tho famous International lawyer,
*a Oak Avanua.
i _
art, poetry, nmate and adV«r. by member* at tb*
Ossarwa- y* bet* fa#
tb*
servants
af who ala* wai author of lit* Lev.
- A u h I W H fll bridge tar lb* tlsemerits will oMo bo
brendwag.
rig I.taouanaaa,— Remans 4ll4.
local hospital wlU bq JtaM ot 8:80 durtaf
during tho program.
•
Police Intervened but th* sol
F. M, ot tho Woman's Cltib with
The publte bio been Invited to diers shewed roeentment al tek.
K. Compton.
Irons Hinton, Mrs. W. B. meel ot ltW •d o ck with U e ta* their order*.
dub for Um
Rioting flared anew Salurdey
Mrs. J. U. H p iL 'M n . Jnit lit and con tlon ad Into 8und*v
Mn> J' 1U*( * * * * * *
when soldiers on Saturday night
lie fore Y ou r Prcnent
Hollrlen
E xp ire . . . Im iulro
H a t. a W r i g g j j j g j y
tn a
teove sow ■ bearded. man
.
Poolicin g
About Ihc SavlngH Our I'ollryh old cra
ure
with S boavv
Street cor and al tagbad It Tbs
on
(h
e
ir
cite
was
crawdod
with
ooldler*
amt of tb#
and tb* street* rang with the
clamor of rioting.
P e r s o n a Is
Horror Of Coventry
Is Sven By Willkic
Rotary Hears Of
Jaycee Projects Minister Warns Of
To Aid Tourists Racial Intolerance
Floridians Named
To Reserve Corps
firm er ILondoner To
lie M
Speaker
Labor Trouble
In D e f e n s e
Hit By Official !=
Plant. D ahlias N ow !
Henry A. Russell Seed Co.
British Report
Capture Of Big |MlltherIy To Head
Force
Health Committee
Mill Supplies
IrriKution Syslems
S. O. Levinson Die«;
Waa Peace Advocate
, I1 IW
149,000!
A;
b r*'
-
1 St
ft
Machines Repaired — Kxpert Welding
r
« r
STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO.
•iwsL1
funds far
• fi
' a C S f ft?®4
RECAP that
Smooth TIRE
V•
m
p o•’ cMr l
.'
NEW TREAD
•*1H
‘“ “■ f e u
*•
Conference If Held
By G. O. P. Leaders
MBjj I •
jS g
*
Expert Repairs
Works Project* Admtaiatoattan win construct under Chd
Aarunsutka Administration
1a c x i f f e f
v
-
Junior Auxiliary
Will Make Quilt
Fa8Cl St
v S ftfV l.*"
Demand l i .
148
Charles Shaw WUI
Display Paintings
My
t
It* opaon.
bill
'W
' - - '■( ' S <' /* -* ^ e i 1
'■
McAdoo Buried In
Arlin/fton Cemetery
•rHE VERY Bti&i
Tn Liquors, Wines,
Gin*
,f
Telcptiona
L I L L I A N A D A M S , S ociety E d ito r
tiol gains in th* aowUtaf* »Uta*cy
AiPpims*nf ^ ^ “(i5Tb!T0r*-
Florida Will Get
Defense Work,
Pepper States
fori If IIIHeiU knrvivr*. Ilrlialn
.1 . .
••••* kwasaamoamrao ssaosuw wtswusmae* .
Family Planes
Riten To Be Held "
For C. V. Chnsteen
■■■■. ■! .
■
THE SANFORD
IK R T O A T , F E B R U A R Y S, 1941
■mm ■m m
Industrial Work In
Stute Exhibit
South Raveab Gains
To Be Seen In
BALTIMORE, Fab. S
. .
Boosted by defense projects and
A tlantic City private
utilit
rr»«r
tattpi
’ •• M h r t i riaiM i
Your income Tax
v
-
'
He
Monday. February.
_i.».L
l hJ« I M
Last w eek the Census Bureau cam e out w ith the ra
■ate*
ther sta rtlin g announcement th a t th e a v e ra g e person is
i u M t f U l U - A p tK H f
g e ttin g older. W e could g o the Cenaus Bureau one better
’.V n a aTtk arC aiT /ru I' with the assertion th at the a vera g e person la also g e ttin g
rwrMa um4*r ika * » i greyer, th at he doesn't sleep as w ell as he used to and
af Marak a. >aar.
ih nt he is m ore frequ en tly troubled w ith indigestion, cs■ O U *m ) U DUD
pecinlly a fte r ea tin g ham burgers w ith mustard, spaghetti
a OHDOIX n l*J I-4 M a lM « dowager Unviola, and pickled p igs' feet.
*
But w e see noth in g particu larly alarm in g ill the situa
■ n i i d i i r r i p i iiATr.i
rwrwHe la A l m n
tion from the national view point.
People
h ave
alw ays
Bit' ■ » Carrier _ —---- i— _____
grow n older as th ey advanced from th e cradle
to . the
• O w * M o a tB
walks _ _________
g ra ve and thus fa r this tendency has developed no serious
M a a l k a ________________ ____
’ Taar ----- ------------consequences c ith e r fo r the nation o r th e w orld nt large.
okllwarr aallna. cants at T h ere hnve a lw a ys been young people to take th eir place
a raaalallaaa a a i a a llm wt and us fnst as one person went to his last rew ard ntioihcr
• mrrlalaix
(atortolawwaf*
far Ika parpaaa af
" k i l l faaOa will ka rh an H far began the g re a t stru ggle fo r existence.
M rwgalar M > m u li| ralra.
W h at is d istu rbin g to us in this announcement is tlint
lo la w O
S ra > H K r
n > »r M n l> .
the average ago o f all Am ericans Is now tw b and one-bulf
IM . r t D t m l Tk» MmM la
HM aallwaal tlrM mt w ..n l.la a years older than it was only ten years ago. N o w the aver
____t * fP—
la Ika larBBA
Wttaa at Ika raaalrr wltk *ria. age uge o f all A m erieans Is 20 w hile in 1000 It was only
Omdgwaytw la Cklraga aal 2.1. Th is can mean one o f threo th in gs e ith e r people arc
livin g longer, o r fe w e r people are b ein g b om , or lioth.
■ # 0 c m k c r ml T k a .Statistics show th at lon gevity is increasing and the birth
■ T " . '» * ■ * » • • « 'N ■
W
S a a a rA a la S rrcw w .e w k l.B la r a r l a U S S f r a t l l l c g h . Ik a aaa Im , r * . rate is declining.
“
• ^ k t tM lia a a f a ll w a i O U a a lr k r .
This is unfortunate. It Is well fo r m oro people to live
**?> ! ” * J * I* . • »
M l • llm l.f
S ” * * , '•
f k l » M » a » mm4 a l u
to a ripe old age. It Is u fine th in g fo r everyo n e to get Ills
i k l l l a a a k t la a lla a ml a w eria l
m i.- •SMM ySa lr
k a a b m < a a r * a la a rra c rv c O . allotted four scoro years ami ten, o r b e tte r i f he can. Hut
It Is a bad thing, both fo r the individual and the nation,
m
MONDAY, FEBRUARY J, 1941 not (o be born. A n d that Is what Is happening. N ot enough
.
I r'
-------------------- - young people a rc being brought Into the w orld. W c are
B IB L E V E H flE M i n T O D A Y i ^ c o m in g t* nation o f old fogies. C arried to Its logical conelusion eventu ally there would be no children at all and
k** tt* no1 tRrefkro Judge om the rest o f us would be in our dotage.
another kny^itiafe: but JU,IK
W h eth er It ev e r reaches this point o r not, is rela
•jjtker, lU te no man put » tiv e ly inconsequential to those o f us now Jiving.
W hat
•tumbling block' ‘u f nn orcaiion
to fall In tit* brother
wuy — m atters Is that I f the present tendency continues we may
Reman* 14:11. M
sec before wo die so lnrgc a proportion o f the total p o l
lution consisting o f old |>eoplc th at the v e ry small number
o f younger w ork in g people would not be able to support
l o n g w h it e
NIGHT
iih on the pensions to which wc would have become accus*
(From The Chrl.tlan
Science tomctl. T h a t would Ins a tough break fo r those o f us who
Monitor)
arc now regu larly paying our old Age pension tax.
This Is th* long white night.
Hoars like feather*
E.
slowly sail gently pa**.
I
A * W *hr dove-down falling
f c *"• million snow flake* fling
Those who are w orryin g about w hat in tho world will
th*m»*lvca so softly, light
•s a baby's whl*p*rlng.
become o f all (h e plant facilities fo r m unufucluriiig a ir
. Th# white, white fcathrrfall
planes u flc r the w ar Is o ver und Ih e lr use In bombing
™ drop* ■•ntljS
gently gently ilnwn
i aids Is no lon ger necessary ure Just w astin g th eir energy.
th# field and town.
Airplanes are already being used In increasing numbers
•■•king the dark n*a* light
■m ■»■■■ a * the
, hS 1
I/!**m
throughout
longm
fo r com m ercial purposes and a potential m arket o f m il
whlD night.
lions aw aits the fu rth e r developm ent
of
the
so-cullod
—JOSEPH JOEL KEITH
" fliv v e r ” plane. T h e tim e will comtf when the airplane will
They ray that Wlllkle
go. lie as essential a fa m ily adjunct as the autom obile today.
h
l«B to bring hi* ga* ma*k which
" A ll the talk is o f bom liers and arm ored figh tin g
WASHINGTON. D. tV Fvb. 3
J
Ghlirtl
lUfthill guvo him hark to this planes— the u rtillcry o f the air which is
important
blasting
such -(S p e c ia l)— Ihree
•ountry to u*o when he appeal*
ivw ilefenae contract* era aeon
w *f#ri the Brnat* fommillfp frig h tfu l paths across Europe, A sia and A fr ic a ,” says the o be awarded in Florida, Bona,
AM riiif on lkR.mlooM.Und hill.
N ation 's Business. "T o d a y the man o f peace, the idealist, at or Claud* Pepper announcnl
itim es voices a wish that the conquest o f the a ir had never oday.
. Oanrral M*r*hsn estimate* the
"They will Include,’* he said,
come.
But
this
mood,
like
others
Inspired
by
t
h
«
sad
plight
Nasi* now havt phout .1(1,000
the building of a water line
first llna airplane*. And the to which m ankind has brought itself, passes and Is suc rom ma
florid* rnalnlj
tha Florida
mainland - i„
V, United State* 1* managing to pro. ceeded by tho vision th at m u it come to tho W rig h t broth tr y ^Vest. to a*rye naval
ns
kiwi
data now
a
,
little
!•**
th*
■.
— v - > ----than a
» U U n ^ « U , ^ i (k . *i
ers. C lv jl aviation also Iff Conquering; T h e r e ’ Is hap*“ 4hqt
(DMlrSM
thousand * month.' At that rate
Ion, hear Pattoorota,
.... cf
.. another
Jt >111 Uko a* rome time to b efore long It may redeem the horrors o f Its m ilita ry con \miy Air Rase. Th# third jiroJ.
tem porary.
- '
;
ealoh up.
j |^
■ct embraces th* construction o f
fc,. ,j/.
*•
1■’ •
-------•—
'T h e fliv v e r plane is here to stoy. Some 6,000 w ere «*»en airport* by th* Civil AtroAdmiral Lodhy. II S Airha*.
nauties
Authority and ten nlr.
,.
dor to unoccupied France, « * » m anufactured in thin country last year and it Is expected
quoted In • ’ iTFwgnfcprr In C«tr. that by the end o f 1041 th ere will be 100,000 A m erican * •on* by th* Work* Progrvs* Ad.
with
benefit
of
occupied Belgium to the r f. holding civilian pilot certifica tes, says N ation 's Business. ninlstrsticn
fund* allocated to tho W I’A by
that he ft«lleyo<l
Itrltl.h .1*. Solo flig h ts In these sim ple small planes may be m ade a fte r
Ilexed nnt
he Civil Aeronautic* Admlm.tra.
was tJJtevHkblr
i.,*hv
Uon
promptly d o tjtf
„ statement.. ns little us eight hours o f Instruction. L ig h t planes sell fo r
* 1 this
"Tlie total of the contract* to
on the contrary, “ Mt per. as low us $1,200 to $1,100 and It Is freely predicted that
61 opinion It that the ItritPh once th ey liecomr popular enough to Justify mass produc 'w awetded on the** three i rojct* will be In excess of Is ,000,.
> gorortirtisnt too*onJ will p r o * " tion the price will be as low ns the most inexpensive au <00." the senator asserted.
l i . L t * »h* p r r a wo»ri to
t t ■ •ur.
■
"Th* Key West •watorlinc will
tomobiles.
^
tiM .
ronclutltti,"
•e one o f the longest in th*
‘T h e great w ar and A m erican arm ing against even
ountry. Its
construction
will
Thsro **cm »To b<- no milldlo tualities arc causing nn enorm ously increased In terest In nark tha end of many year* of
soar** In this war. »* *rm* of fly in g which is bound to result In m ultiplying lig h t plane •fforl on the part o f Ilia r l»L
. ear n ote ml*wsM*H laulrr* bnpo
Ian population of Key West, If
fo r w ar orders mitst
Mr, M
nrlthi-r aid* ownership. Excess -plant capacity
■
ml the Navy aa well, to aveur*
■■ to win, o r .fo r .a
“ nrcnUatml n ftr r the present crisis, he turned Into production fo r civil III ndaqual* supply of water."
fwseo” Whllo bolh »re nnilrfi-uloit. I USC. A n d many thousands o f m ilitary pilots w ill, w ish to
"Two and a half year* ago tha
**I f tho ttritlitr' Airvlv,. *t all."
•Ifirt culminating In the pro.
• •ays tho Nrw York lliralil Trl keep on ridin g the a ir lanes a fte r they d o ff th eir u n iform s." tent eucreas wa* stated by tb*
w ban#, "their vlclorv will hr u
•ecple of Key Weat to secure p
eeetslnlyi
rnnvctaolv.
if
ihr
Tatar eupply. An aqueduct a a.
ItrHIih «•« nof Lla (hr war, thrlr
•hoilty
wa* authorised by *po.
, destruction wlU be s rerUlntv. If
dal art of the Lrgtolatur* to raloo
No. S
Britain
eurvlrr*, ’ Hitler
ill
_____ eurvire*,
I* ilimc
■omethlng over *1,000,000 to
I’KHHONAI, EXEMPTIONS AND
•olid a line for rlvillan p '
CREDIT FOIl DEPENDENTS
|e Hone
You fan hr>o ynn
Vuneral arrvlct-a for Cloud) inly.
D:meattc relation* enter Into Vandimcr Climlrcn
■ >l*«tce, hut wc- —■n't
1 have it
o f Polos
"With tho drvdnnmint of
the making of an Income U s re
turn. Thla *how* Itself In the will tv held from th* Erickson •meant national defense ematv
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■•nay. ih* Navy prcooedad to
■ ' Aeconllft*,fp<*:ib.| II Mcll. matter of pereonal exemption*. Funeral Home at 2:110 o'clock tabilltatp tha Key *Wta» N
Too many Uirayere do not un- Tuesday afternoon, with tka Rev.
•' w a lo .a h o wHtiV Ininn.tlngly of deretand who is Irgally tbs hmut W. P. lirook* officiating. Uurlal station which attained -Im
m m * Lore of K'lH.I-t Indian*' of • family^ or what la • depend,
-nra a* a submarlaa. and
. w« the Tlmeo-Loc'i, the Tlmu. mt. Ae a conecquence, they orer- will -b« in Krergiecn Cemetery.
itrayer boao In tho test World
The
Itrv.
R.
M.
Ilankla,
mini*,
War. The Conorasa- adopted, at
casn Indiana wfct inbablli,| this |>»y the Uovcmment by no( claim
Wctley
Methodist *h# request of t*MMNavy, an Horn
section o f riof|„n many ci-nturlr* ing their Druper exemptloiu and ter of the
credits. Of course, th* sudll of Church at PaoU, will aaal*t In tko n th* second defletamry bill o f
; 1I2tE L X
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1
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W
iof
,lve
,rlbc*
lived. In l,.'* *ti.ie when thtlr Velum* disclose* most of atrvicfs.
'It# 76th Ccnmaa nrovldlnr. for
J J y * d i Loon oiio’ flr Ruin miJo th*M error*, but not *11 at them,
A resident or Flarido far tko •n amrepriattan of |$A>00,f—
•Pjpooroiijv* on Ihf serno duo to neglige nr# or lock o f urw
ta build • ptpattn* petoelpolly
poet three yetri, Mr. Chutam iasura naval naado, tka plan L
dcr*landing of th* Ineome tax taw
d1^
,
befora
noon
Saturday
«e to permit tha civilian populo.
and
id ragvlallona.
regulation*.
llse kh*lr nu y •naikiin |rr.
taken Is drafting th# while h* was bring taken to tka Jon to hov« any surplus - that
and warlike Inatructlens for filling out
^fUu,bU^
n^ ,Vn#rta,
H04' ■■Ifht bo had from • flow o T lfi.
pltal. <He
was tom
in Andemon.
■ken
neScte naked form* to malm them *!mpla sad n^ml*J
*
m xIm sM y 1,*00,000 gallons « f
l Wrier*'lie could find easily understood. The taxpayer r i C."
.J4** A » « * b a r o f the wotar • day through a I t loob
after ml*ir**Upg them, they should study the** Initruatloas
f t s i ^
*■ M i t a t to
t, nut think’, before making out hi* or her re 2 2 .
. "Sloes' that Unto," continued
"them th*r turn.
tana tor Pepper, “ ww bars b fia
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r
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eadoovortag to secure th*
Th* head of a family, as de
Apelerhere fined by tha~ laaoma tax raguta.
•truction o f o< much. Urgur IsAO
., .
«xa*Uy tko*, I* on# who, because o f • Hw. Lilltaa CMutaaar *
ry combining through agree inapt
to then).
mm
rowltr,
ta J
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* Hmy
Hay |
legal or moral obligation, sup- "Mr*,
d r iw w the Nervy and aqueduct
PM, 8.
and a
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Cbooieea, Jr.
.
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kta U k #
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are him by blood, manta*
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titled to a personal
_ . Asheville,
Oteay Ameruvir mill. | X a » d l t af $400 is
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I not live
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BY R. J
b o o k
Yon are hereby notified that a
p o ll f o r Elton* l i « « t»#« r* htou|||i
■ Calr\Nt y o u In lit* r f t r u l t C o u r t
hr
N # in ln o l« I’aotiiy. l'lo r| d a . In
••hancrry. I.) Iiun sn,, and ). ju
Par Mate Of
at tta JUnaling Broa. Debate Calendu
a ' B itk y ClKo* Win.
la Announced At
Erl tecenlly began over.'
U
I
care In
rMataa apanda kla daya.i
State Unbcwlty
i hate Gorilla watched
m
quarten
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f Ird d lo th o n o w o r e . H e to o k
t V ( t o r i U k i ft v t ie n t n t r o u p e r
. id d t d a * t o e e m t o m in d a t a ll .
>I t e r e x p l o r i n g t h e n e w
en c t e e o r t , h e e p r e a d h it b la n k e t
« * t e O . f s ° r . • # d P , n t 10 • ' " ‘ I ’ l
. 1 IW d k
h i lib e a
th o n o w
t h a n t h e o l d o n e ;1
a | d
R ic h a r d
K ro e o er, G a rg a n .
t k a 'a . k e e p e r f o r o e v e r a l y e a r e .
(tar, Joli
a a f « . i f c o m p le te d , h e
re tu rn e d to It a n d th e
i a e n l to
H avan a
to
i t o t o (k its c o u n t r y . C I r l e t * 1» o a i d t h e t r a n a f e r
w o u ld b o m a d e In t w o
- t e d S O L '.
d t« p r o b a b ly w ill b a le n t
tb K e y W e a l, th e n b y
_ ,______
I f a r a h a ., r e t u r n i n g o v e r
(B e ta m e ro u te .
!. C f f t M
o f f i c ia l! d e n ie d
p o r t th a t T o lo m ig h t b e . _ _ _ _
“ T o t o ia a fe m a le a n d U a r g jn .
6k a a m a l e , ' *
R o la n d
B u U cr,
1‘ e n e r a l p r e n r e p r e a e n u t l v e . a a .
o e r te d . “ W o d o n ’t k n o w
w h a t
* U 1 h a p p e n w h e n th e tw o a re
J o i n e d i n 'O o r il t a w e d l o c k , ’ b u t
W e do k n o w t h e i r ( e x e a . '
, T o t o , n in e m o r e o ld , w a a c a p t e r e d . lo U m A fr ic a n J u n g le w h e n
o h t e t w o m o n t h * o h f. a h e w » j
t e b o t f a ll th o e x fa t e o f H n . E .
| « » 0t h ' H o y t , o u t a k t e H a v a n a .
T h o r o . a b o liv e d In h a p p y a u r .
r o u n U ln g a w it h f r e e r u n o f t h e
t e t a t e a n d b e r o w n b e d in w h ic h
t o a lo o p . J o e e V in c e n t e , h e r k e e p ,
o r , w ill m c o m p o n y h e r t o S a r a .
h t g a d i|
* '
oholrman
A
Y(nd*j vJm
G ir a n t u a , b U te d a a tb
fjtn d ia h r y le r o d o u e t b ru
I r c a t L c * . ile e p a o n th e
M a c a g e a n d a p e n d t-h it
b » « r ( p a c in g u p a n d d o w
t e g w it h a n a u t o m o b ile
p o u n d in g o n t h e .t e e I b
K e e p h im e a p tlv a . '
of
*a !d
Bill’s Package Store
rnnftimi Mill
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DO NOT UNDERSTAND
S panish and refuse
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CALLED
V J a qu/iL/Es*
h ai to
be
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IS P L A / E D
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t
S P E C IA LIZE D
ra tK C H
T h e
O ff
Itm h t
^
W it h
Breakfast At Laney’s
i.«ui
?
A L L t y
of BowLinq
lo learn ir*
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S ta r t
Anil
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count
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T K I . K I 'I I O N I - :
home -cooked
Laney's Drug Store
LUNCHES
We Fill All Prescriptions
n a r t i e l p A U I n t h e 0r e n d E a t U r n
T o u v n a m o n t. B o ck
H i l l , 8. C .
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H o m o d e b a te ! a *
t c k r d n le d
h e r o w it h W h e a t o n C o lla g e , F r i» .
* ; P e n n e y tv a n la . F e t . I l l M a r y *
(‘ a n d . M a r . t l I t e v t o n . M a r . 11
en d N o w Y o rk
U n lv e r e lt r , M a r .
14. T e n t a t i v e m e a l i n g a a r e a t o o
H a t e d w i t h 8 w a r t h l n ? r e . M a r . 80<
a n d N o r t h w e a t e r n . A p r i l 10.
Both of the annual Irlpo—odoj.
rm and mldweatem—w i l l be mad*
during tho that two wooka M
Moreh. Edaten* toama to bo mot
are O-eiW WaaMngt-n. reoi.
-avlvanlo gwnrthmnre. PrineotOB,
Rutgera. Fordham, N. T, V.. Vaa.
•or. Urlcet, Syracuae, Cornell, and
B iA m U
.
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,
The ihHwe.tern Itlnnary calta
for debotaawlth OMi BUte, OMo
Weil«F»h- w ootorn Baoarra. Ob«».
’’m o a t
te
th a t
flo o r o f
w a k in g
n , p la y ,
tir e a n d
e n th a t
Melnch lluildlni:
d H r < E D
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KS
F
M IN
eed s
s r
Knox Fears
Aid
x
,
To
U. S.
Britain
To B e T oo Slow
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yo u r ow n
p o eta h a ve
r w e .ir r a l» o h i. o f f .
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WASHINGTON, Feb. » - £ £ -
tbo
oemo alte. They Henry Ford, dented a $10,000,000
teooaute * » fodt tete, aeven feet War Dopdrttetnt contract became
YMo and eight feat high Tkey of hte oxcepOoM to labor claueee,
offrrod F r S k t» bolM dafonao
material! “ at coat If other jaanula tha tafani
n n i.ii % r iu ft
J U A N K I T i : l . l t i l l . A DI8 it»
N il n i l
II.rh u N U N
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• n a n e ic n t .
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All ulllIngN now mi.de with
our new wonderful Flour*
e i 'c n t Light.
WIEB0LDT
STUDIO
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of Picking Winners
m N i u r r s \i.i.-sr \n f k a t h i u
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Relief At Last
For Your Cough
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not loo 1.0 p u b lle b o d OM>- ■ W a#b
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s n n fo r d llh rn l.l « n o w i i ' M i pub
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Ford Offers Defense
Materials At Coat
in fo ld e r a , p lu a
,o n o la r g e , o n e r e a d y
fo r
ip a ln lln ic n r fr a m in g .
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are flan planned for tho team,
altbnugh artangemcrit. have not
yet been completed.
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Snnford, Florida
Thrill
C 6 M M A A V Y S.
S / z.£ OF A
BALL AMP
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HO baa had UM beat o; care,'
and la watched over like a baby,
but atlU he Mtma to harbor a
grudge agahut tba world.
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building
lt d
nonarrut H«• >»-«!,, »„ (|ir Hanford
and two annual trip*, and
«n.r«rtCO Into aoctloeial toxrxo*
« ,f th e U fle e r r it r o f F lo *
» u a v a n i t y d r b a t c te a m lift s ftiu
jX e T d t e d a , b y A . A . H o e k to a ,
a a a e c la to a r o fe e a o r o f ip t e e b a n d
d ir e c t o r o f d e b a te .
M e r e th a n "S O c a n d ld a te i fo r th o
t e a m o r e n o w t e e t h in g o n th o t w o
n u e e tlo n a t o b o n a o d Ih la a e a o o n .
U m r i K a p p a D o h a a u b je c t e o n *
r e m ln g p e r m a n e n t u n io n o f t h e
i hr
! , ! ( ) ! ! ( H i
I T l.i K t ' i t T H t : i ( u | t l i t ; i ( i ; o that
thl* old* r oi imi i. Iir.ii in 11 i,*. p u u«
I U h . .l once i% n t r h for foul
(I)
in
i
b«*i»m
month, and ther«%gft»r to f||» with
•hr la id C i r r i »our w r l t i r n d**
fanaet. If a n y , ft. tit. ( M l „ f ('not*
trla ln i In aiM - o il mi th e lima |>i«*
• c r lb n t by l a *
/ h o n ted e *
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Y V I N K S
*»•• hereby oidm d nnd ir.j.nrM to
ftla’ With
I'lork bI thf olid
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**olt on tl»o Hi- i Monday in Man-h,
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THAT HiS BOAT,
BUSINESS SEE1
to Mewl over it!
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Teams In Mixed
Bowling Tourney
VMtftie In Chin
NEW TOOK, M . E - W - P r * ;
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CHEVROLET
THE. (TANDINGfl
Riggs daring Ms earnrslsr Cailfernlen, who
two weeks' growth of
swears he won't share
Com end Mrs. Cherry, and W.
Thorns snd Miss H. Itsymsn Have
not had a sponsor named, Mr.
MrCallay said.
TRAM STANDING
Spoaaor
W
Progressive Press
a
Harry's liquor Store a
RlU'a Package Stora 3
Gnat Southern Truck
ing Co.
3
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named later
1
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turned later
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Nothing farther was beard from
Oodoy, who went I I remda with
the Drown,Bomber last Fdtraery
ind was belted eat la eight rounds
by Louis last done.
Jacobs eald, ” Ooder will hare
o trove feat now, because rrerything's all eat for Pastor and
Louis."
•
.
Paster has been Idle since Sept.
« when be was Injured la a tout
with Billy Conn, wile knocked him
out In the JSth round. Conn
•truelf Pastor with many lew
blows that night, toeing two
rrunda an fouls. The knockout
Wow srda so lew Out the re*,
reree setd Conn would hare been
TonighVa Entries
[acr ~ fu tori ly i
CURIOUS WORLD
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i nip Th« AVsy
t Nina Mir ioyos
i n*e x
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1939 CHEVROLET
Deluxe Town.edsn. 4 MW
tires, looks and runs like
a new car, Radio.
Daytona Sailors Win
Racos With Ortaadtt
Stars Bid Fcvr As
Stetson Closea;
'ORLANDO, Feb. 0 ~ m ~
The sailing taam from Daytons
Sports Program
Ing the' afternoon Um
wars consistent In placln
first three spots. Daytona
totaled 71 to OrUndo’s
Miliar ■ol Daytona v
whiner for ike afternoon,
1M9 Chevrolet Deluxe
Townaedan OK Car
1938 Cherrolat Deloxa
Townaedan
1937 Font Deluxe Sedan
1939 Chevrolet Ideeraftai
1936 Ford Deluxe Sedan
1939 Ford O ut. Coma
1939 Chevrolet Coadr^
1937 Plymoulk Tadog
193IS Packard Coupe •>
future vi
That I
collegiate
DELAND, Feb. 8- —W —
While a surprised student body
returned te the oompua Sunday
to learn for the first time that
InUrrollcglata athistles had been
wholly
abandoned.
Indications
wore that KeUlna College, Tam
pa University and Unirvrally of
Florida would bid for the oerr.
Ices of Stetson Unlveralt^s more
llW
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isirSsrsau*-"
I S S S S P JS r
1934 P lym o u th Coapg
We have' the ear . yww
want a t, the pttce yw»
,want to peg.
the most colorful ■sellet
the a M i series., flu wen
ef the fiu r um # . >’ '
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Oliver Trims Par
To Win Western
Open GoH Title
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And Water Transportation
SANFORD,
F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y ,
FEBRUARY
4,
HH1
Aids Attacks
On Britain's
Shipping Gain
!omatic
Historian Declares
AidhBritain Measure
Would Lead To War
Hitler's
Petain May Restore
Lavai To - Cabinet
In Order To Meet
Pressure Of Nazis
Award
Government
Claims 43,000 Tons
Sept To Bot t om;
Convoy Is Attacked
■f
A tm ta lr,
w
d
ending Jan. SO n-rrr announcemanta t:day
of now
Inroad*
Ogatnat Britain * #hipplng ty both
Italy and Germany.
cists Before Spring
; On tbs North Alrtoaa front,
the British reported violent air
Award of
th*
laws, Canada,
iwimming, la.
I other sport*
) Canadian sir
down orer Lon-
Rad Sea.
Beeen of the nine torpedoea
flrtd by the torpedo brnla hit
ihipt, Ihp Italiun* said
Meanwhile, the R.A.F, carried
rut ita thirty-fifth raid on llrrnt,
German-ocr11pii-.l port nt the weal
••Hway of thr Kngli.h Chnnnrl,
• ni*lit
nf Intermittent
raids on liritnin h> |„ne Nail
planet.
Britllh Swrordfixh plunea of the
fleet air arm, u#ing aerial tor.
pedoaa for the fir.t time in mi
attack on on inland objective,
danugi>d Italy'* power dmu
ffl th« Island rf Sari!inin, nn Ad.
kniralty communique said yg«trr.
di^y*
Tjto daylight atlark on
the
huge Tlrao dam. al the head of
Ole largeal nrliflclal lake in Ett.
Pope. Wla Announced after n
Helmet under hbi arm, Weadell L. K'illkle leceltcx a gax ma»k
ftom Herbert Mrrriaon, Britllh Mlnl#lrr of Home t-erurily, before
•ourlng I.oniton'# ,-iir raid aheltora. Willkli-, defeated Republican
proHidenlml candhiiite, announced he pl.in- to du#h back In thr
If. S. nnd mge upon (*ungre*a the need lot xprrdy large.#ea!. aid
to Britain
Community House Atnd Pool
Approved A s W P A Projects
Leo Challenges
Placid Elephant
One white man ts (he quotgSff.
flclally oat for Seminal* • Coun system generating 10,005 kll<>
the Btate
Selective watts of electricity.
th# railroad town ofTAgordst, ty by
The taraa Admiralty common
Service
headquarter*
al
St. ique said:
mils* northward, aftor fierce
Augustine, according to a letter
"On tha morning o f Sundav
htiut
U*
received by the local board today.
The man le to be sent to the In
duction station at Camp lUandlng
l're#(Jent ItoixeVelt
l.a# ap.
prmid n project to proclde WI’ A
fu di for » Kwlmming pout and
rouimumiy house m Ft Mellon
I*aik, 1 t iittHi tin First Strvot bt*.
lu rn #Sun!«ird Avt-mic nnd Hu*
JluUtl Mnyfnii, Senator Pepper
JoId Tht* Siinfmd lU’iald in n
IlkfK^in today
^Total jiiimiirrt of the WPA alio*
cation I'm tin* two projet ts »*
$4S.<i 1I . wbile lin* i'ity"* sharoi
I' fur fin* in *1 itml communK/
hOil si* t* #2JJ»7S
Fundtt wilt- nit bull'd in llu*
I’ity budget ihi# >»*ar t«> huiht it
community biui"**, H N Hayrr,
Pity clock, soul, hint it is likfly
that thi* prujiwt will rrccivi*
firat comutlfiMii n bocausr It can
bt* built for l**on than I bo pool
m d. V - L
r
Tft«* City's “burr rf the com.
on Fob. it2S.
mi unity bull*** t * ftlJlfM, and the
Tha local board reports one
WPA bi* provided $H,1SA for a
volunteer la ollfibU ta be sent
total of $ I 4.7RI
to fill tha quota and It la probable results of the attack. “ Enemy
The
City
1 * moiiaaion
w ill
that bt wIR be able to go. Ap- -lanes romlnr from ' U>» ".■#!
I'robnbly dixiu-a the community
flew
over
Sardinia.
dropping
plication tar volunteers are being
house at It# regular
meeting
hemba and two toryfio''*.
Monday night. Mr. Hayrr aaid.
rscahrad by the draft board now nut
#ny result, aimed at Tlrsn
The swrlmiouig pi nl, becauae of
In tba event tbe man on hand dem.”
tha eommunlnus
#«'•'
; la higher rn#l to the City—
cannot g o .:
"Other bombs wero dronpe ' 1,1
“ I * — will probably hr delayed.
Local JtndOr Chambers o f Com. open field# wtthiwit causing deninanford fir#t aeught funds to
motto anfljjhalc employment of. *p-« or vktIma,H)
I luiflil n xwimming pool last aura.
The fact that tha plan* «'>''■
jmer Hfler a leegueat In the WPA
flees a i M H k f called on by. the
from the west l i t d * * * ^ . ,h',>
I '-.td been aul hurtled by the City
national V w t headquarter* to were
from a Brtllah usval unit.
11Iimniiaeiin, Mr. Ha/er aaid. I * .
help In plactug man booh in civi
Gibraltar Is mart than H00
I'er, when the prnpoxal to erect
lian Ufa aftar they hava served miles from Sardinia.__ .__
I'he community house at Ft. HI el.
Dm required year In tha army.
Ion Park waa eubmlttrd, WPA of.
two group# or* askad ta keen
.ficiaU aaked that the projects be
b
ids o f called man as ta their
C ombined into roe maater project.
smpieymsnt abUIUoa. o bulletin
The Commlaafon had,, almoat
given up hope of obtaining fed.
ral aaaiatance In building ellher
iha community houae nr the pool,
i ecauae of the priority being glv.
ta? fighting Lutheran paetor’ * ^ 1
.-it defense prnjerta, Mr. flayer
World War aobmartnooommander
.aid.
who hM h * . t- J H -S
Plana for the rommunlty houee
ecntraUoB di
»« drawn by Ellon J. Moughtnn,
hr calling «T4.
mme
o^
n
w
lo
d
jo
menIha* M
irehiteet, call for a cabin 54 by
f*f I^V V */i CsthoUcUm.
170 feet, to be constructed of pal.
Ing
epoculalion
I matte logs, with a large play and
An
Intel
eUmr the way to
•helter room and toilet facilities
arise! aa to
w oDonad. It i>
The project also Includes "re.
moving the ehufflebcard shelter*
lUword Htggtoo, secretary o f
In S new location, building bench,
lea, and necessary landscaping."
w algo a statement
| Edward Higgins, secretary of
11ha Hemlncla County Chamber
-f Commerce nml member of
the City Commission, declared, “ I
consider the building o f this
community house one o f the most
CHICAGO. Fab. 4 — Mb— Ea- important projects fo r Banford.
tsbllakment by tha War Depart, I The rommunlty houao is probably
went of a bee 1-4 a f civilian phy the port r f the protect which the
sician* to luveetiaeU influrnrs Cit* will attempt first.
sad other apldomlc dlseaeea in
"This building will proride ro.
Iha Army, w w aaaooncrd yr*. creation facilities and will Include
terdav by th# Journal of the developing lb* different rear**,
Mrs. Nora L Himes
Dies At Residence
»
^ 1 - .Charles A. Beard Is
a
Favor Passage
712 Blanks Turned Fireman Had Resided
In
This
City
I)ur-|
rIn To Date, Say
ing
Past
3
4
Years
K*«wge
Fielding
ElDoudney And Say or
■ Hiller's High Command re.
petted to,ooo ton* hail born lent
VICHY, Fnuvm^Ftb. 4 - i
Indicatteiu of a Gar-'
man diplomatic victory were
•een by obaervera today In
reporta here that French
Chief of SUte Maraha] Pts
Jftp soon mUrht restore the
TUiner vice-premier ‘ Pierre
Laval, to the cabinet to meet
Nad pnaasm.
.
.
Application For Merton Aycocke, Agai nst bhi. But
P r o p oFor
s e s Kn(fian(i
U. S,
nornci, (>edi(
Tax Exemption Is A f 1 Worker
Rapid This Year ^ * e s 9 ^ ^n^in ei Eight (iovernors
rr»«.
Coincident with * report of
th* British Admiralty that nine
British and allied merchant ahipi
totalling 3,1.50) torn wero lo«t
"b)P ttwmy action" in the week
'Air Attacks On
Ubya
Reported
"
■■^M^mwosw - * •
NUMDEK 137
M em b er A w o e la te d Preaa
Rev. NlcmoeUer 1
Reported A CfttlioUc
Miniature Train# For
Exhibit la Secured
Flu Epidemics In
Army To Be Probed
Am erica a Nodical Association,
Adopted upon Uw roe®■emenda
tion of gunroom Oowmwl Magee,
the piss calls far creation of a
board af outstanding phyalclent
Hon nrnjecl# In the park, euck a*
#buff1eboard, roqua, Unnla and
hOCUMlWOS.
"While I am nol aura Juel
when the Cltv can gat tW* peoj-rt uader we-. I am certain that
it la tW City'* tetaatton to
•tart work on tko rommunlty
Mr# r>oiidney, I h\ a**e**M>i ioi
Seminole Counl\,
«*i.l
Hint
through Monday n mtiil , f 71S
appllcationa hail hern fitml. an
Incrrnaa of iichiIv L'llil hici the
5)1) handled In the "nnir |n-rind
in 1040. Ur. I Ion.Iney rstimated
that 22h0 npplieniuum w uhi be
filed hefor** (hi- .1■liltI.... April ]
A l I hr City Hull. JITit upidirutim* have cmnr in in .tut.- uhllr
on Keb. .1 Ja-t yem nnly -Jf.n
had brrn flint In liltii .. i..|i,I of
1144 application# f.n li im-.l.ail
exemption were- flic.! Ill the City
Hall. Mr Kayrr -aid. a hilt- tinprrvlotia year lOItt n o r liaintli-il,
an inrrpaae of 1115
Both thr tax
urged
thoae drairing li.oiu-t.n.t tux ex
emption under the IPtln lt.« to
come In cither the t mm ll.uixe
or the City Hail anil -Il-u the nu
llI Ira I ton blank#.
The application mn-i to- tiled
each year, reget die## of whether
one wan filled out tail yeai, it
mia# pointed mil Failure to do ho
.cunatilulea a waurei of the ex.
I'mpUnn frr- the year, according
Ho the State tat#
Morten A. Avcncke. 3.%, fireman
for the At Inmi ic (' hh! Line Uni1way shue hcc J'C IH’irt, iIhhI this
morning at 1 10 nr lock whilo nt
work on mi iiuntu* iti the yitnl
of the shop* Ho had Just re
turned to rtoik f.iUcvi trig an ni
tnrk of inflnrnrn, nml "ns still
in .failing health
(tiling to Vi. ik at I (Mt tv clock
this morning. Mr Ay oh"Ike wo*
taking it *tvit*li wig me ►• i ho
ciruh-r pit in u- rmilist, situ riling
to it («rii|imn i»ffit ml When the
mg me irnihtil thf pit, Mi A yrwko lohl Hu I rnin operator,
\V K, Smith. I hut hr frit ill nml
wanted to return to I hr tnuhil*
holier, Mr Smith itiuve the en
gine hack to the loiimthouwe, unit
fnuinl the fireman ilea it when lie
itrr iveil theie
A inrinher of the Brotherhood
h*f l^H’omolive Kngitieei « 11ml
tile All Soul* Critlintit Ftni rrh,
Mi AyriH'ke wnn Inirn on Her
f», 1!M1A in St August hit* He hml
been m resilient of Snnfont *M
) ear*
Survivors include hi* mother,
M»* .1 C Ayriwk*, Sanford:
two • Inter*, Mi*. (\ t., Mel Touts
Matcwillp, N
and Mr*, Ho
l d t \Yil*on, Ofianijai a brnthaf*
J N Vyi-oekr, Jacksonville, four
lie |ihe uk, Tommy,
.lack
unit
* liiirniv McCrone, nil of Slide*.
* till \ (\, and Ih "ihy WiUnn,
thiamin, n niece, Hetty Ann Wil
li, t h luiiito, and two aunt*. Mi**
i lam Aycmke and Mi” * Patty
Aveocke, both of Durham. N C
liineiitj services will he eon#
iloetf'd at the All Soul* (ulluli*
( lunch nt jtl'00 oelork Thureitay
in<inmig with Father J .1 hello*
chan iffniating. Burial will h«
in the All Soul* Cat ho lie Ome
l»i\ [he Frick anti Flineinl Ihove
i* Imrntlui^ arrangements fur the
service*
A i"*nry vV^II be i retted nt the
m wiih nee, hlO Myrtle Avenue, In
night nt H 00 o'clock, nnd oil
mcmln’M "f tlte Parish n(r askeit
t«» Ih pfe*ent.
W A S H IN G T O N FV1». 1 —
(.l’ i
Ch.irli's A Hoard, the
hisiniiiin. tnlil
ih e
Ki’ inito
Kori iuii Iti'hit iiiiih C om m ittee
tmIni
tin
lit it juli-nid
hill
<iii'il " im u K i' n* n ffic ln llv ”
in ii .ii
Hi- iiti-i-il it* ilpfenl* hut
tir.iiri- l ilt'ilinu I-.lint*
the
ia rit.-i, iirjMH-il it MhiHdd
l>e
,.|lm i. .i ' n it it - - 1nun in I'li.'i h'n......
■ ....... .
--I
Hie
, . Ini. .I to i;m the source
ini hi unit mu
lie II..11.. -tilled the #e*,• I l f debate tin I he A'lmlnii. mi a-itie. the Senate
lee
leleix eit
r #upi>.-11 ( " i
III!
HIMIOUIKe.
the hill by
i.ulhei ii gmci uni # I* IIII detliaV, ltitt»>.*x*c 4
tti*
b ill
Large Number Of
Italians Killed!
I ONItON, Feh. »
(A’ i — A
laige number of Italian prisonei#
were killed last Friday, the Ad.
niitalty
announced
yesterday,
when
n British ship removing
them from the I.ibysn rnnxt <>f
North Afiirn #ni nltscked by
plane# believed to Imve been
German
"The »hlp was hit and #u#.
tslned sinus damage," the announceinenl said. "A laige mini
her of casualties were caused
among Italian prisoners of win
many of which were fatal ''
Winter Visitors
Reminded To Buy
Tnji:s By Brooker
Girdler Objects To
Debt Limit Increase
Higher Steel Wages
Approved By Group
I'ITTHBUROIl, Feb. 4
lA'i I’ lfdglnf Republic fit p c J rm pm .
■lion to forego price ■dv«nrrn
"so long ■■ costa remain slm
they are,” Chairman Glrdlar de
clared last nigh! Hut imposition
of Increased wages upon the steel
Industry "would greatly Increase
the erst of national defense" a*
well a* bring a threat of Infla
tion.
The head of tha third largmi
If. H. steel producer at the same
time said the country'! steel mak
ing rapacity waa "reassuring "
WASHINGTON.
Feb, I <V>
The Admhiiiitration’it hill to »n
rnt he
rmtionnl debt limit
fimu f ift.000.000.000 til
CHO.ditu , a
step
rrgarded
neernsary to help fiiiNiui' re*
.wntumenl won appruvnt of tin
11mi m* Ways and Minns FinnmilLi' Miinday nnd may rorne up
fni fliwrir
roiisldcrnt ion nest
wer I,
Tl»*• Mite reportedly vum I > to
lb with
IlepubUcmi
members
solidly opposed. Chairman Hough
Ion
obtained consent of t In*
llou**r to bring up the mniKtire
under n three.hour general de
bate n*rrromen l when the llritidi
aid I ill has been dls|H»sed of
11
Mrs. Johnson Weds
Business Manager
Krw VOIIK, Feb
e .- v n —
Mr# Marlin Juhneun whu xtnlkvU
lion# *tul
tiger*
In
Afiivuu
junglr# with a movie remrra,
v ii
m irrlo i
to
her
L u iln r,,
manager, Clark II. Grit#, MonJay by Mayor I^vCuanlla.
On thr marrtagr <rrtificate
th* ilgncJ her mxldrn ninw,
o#* Helen e ig h ty , irave her ago
*■ 4B anJ her occupaUon a#
n motion picture proJurrr ilri
buabaml Is 47,
Services For Barnes
Scheduled Wednesday
Funeral strive** for
George
Barn**, who died Saturday mornIng al th* borne o f hi* eleter, Mr*.
W. A. Stewart, end Me niece,
Mr*. J. J. Oovocokjat Lake Hon.
ro*. will be hoMWodooeday af
ternoon at dtO* o'clock at tbc
Erickson Funeral Home.
a
- Pallbearer* w ill
be
Henry
MWlllVIMf W*Oo
Brunswick, Apr
Scott*. ApriPM
Jan. IB, lBdti
tale*. Feb. « . II
St. l i f t , CaAsl
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Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City A fford in g Rail, H ighw ay
And W ater Transportation
DETROIT
their Wcrtd Serf#* meten laat
p a r a allee a* Mg aa any went to
Denny CurolL '. .
SANFORD,
• Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
Vut knowledge of the beaoball
player’* mental
and physical
makeepl proctWIly won . the
pMaant for U-a Tlgera la IMS.
Carden.
■
F L O R ID A , 8 A 1
'A Y , F E B R U A R Y
I, 1911
Member Associated Press
Scene At Sartlando Springs
D u t c h R e je c t Id e a
O f S u b m it t in g T o
. ■
Thl*
red-haired
Baltimore
I Hahman la the meet carefully
•eondfUswed- Hmlho g t r eeee te
'“ JSlKte'ff
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-
N e w O r d e r In A s ia
.
VLAtSiOqAklAl
t e a # # * *
V r 1* - * ; Dennye tape waa
all that held them together at tha
hla magle-wathlng flagera
alane kept the aged toga and artat
R ri"* » t n championship pace.
Hare a look at what,to dldt
He teak Rchoolbey Rowe, deed
ana and an. tm aferm ad him
D f • , helptoaa, patitod war-1
m p l e Into a horter good far l i t
game* agaltut I to**** in a dew.
foht.PWirent reee. He worked an
Dbk forten antO.tha litth ahort.
Mop, bedridden with arthritis tha
year W e re end mberahle la eeere Joint, played lip game* wltk
a /tree and dealt that Umpired
the real a f tha club.
He took the ktnki out o f Cher.
WERE n p
W K
wtfH
Bin-man and hi* gang ara eat
to aep the crown t o i » W He.
ganlleM of the challenger'* an.
permt dance*. this certainly U
ho mere fo b ; a mdnth porforh«neo for Urelm, attempting hi*
,
D efo rg Votur Prhnent
PoU den
E x p ire *.
A boat th e R avings O o r P olicyh olders are
> ‘Aii*.
ItalUiis And British
Suffer Heavy Loss Roosevelt Okeys
In Desert Clashes
Greeks Control
FIRE— WINDSTORM—AUTOMOBILE
In Ategrlnt’d, Strong**! Mat
C. M. BOYD & CO.
Sanford, Florida
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a i"r
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UghtaAM
the
ro-
TOtsjhisaa
Gators' veteran and highly
|*s*fui mentor. anneupc*d
too reel o f the Horida ifttou
Leesburg Defeats
T" v* re" Bulldogs
SESBURO. Jmi. si. - m -
;
Sereke TB U t W , M ^ N a n '
. ‘ fee a U a k f.l af gM ar u oU d
“^ A l Young. ' Jackrentma.
yrers
tatra antral
mhai
w! Z
^DeLand
Vb
William McAdoo,
jForm er Senator,
;Dies Of Attack
‘Mile O’ Dimes) Board
Sponsors Take In
Over $175 In Coins
Californian Was Sec
retary Of Treasury
During^World War
I WASHINGTON. Feb i _p r>
'• i — William Gibb,
a .I, o.
77,
f ( former senator from t’.ilifurnl*
and World.War ■rcrcinry of the
treaanrer, died hoi if of u heart
attack today. lie had too,, board
chairman of thr American IVeu
Ident Lines since hating
tlic
Senate.
. Tunnel build*,
lawyer, and
»«natcr, William Gibb. MrAdoo
" ti * c , iiTr of many lacrla.
liei waa * power In the munclU
o f the Democratic
Party
for
more than 20 years, nnd played
fndltion* In
8em- leading, but contrasting, rules in
are better at pres. two of the most diumatic nation.
^toare brt-n In eom*
......... ........ „
v,
EahOMn manager of American politics
?t*te
Farmers! A t Madison Square Garden in
today, adding that New Yark in licit. McAdoo and
•Wantber continue, Alfred E. Nmith fought fn three
,3 T *. i*®*1*0" would waaha Ute bitterest buttle ever
M rehly In quality, waged fo r the Drmucratlr prrii.
; " |tlH »bw t of dential nomination, neither yield.
lym tome o f , the Ing Until both were drfeutrd, and
rifeea. the manager on tha 103rd ballot. . oinpro^
tonctod mlaa candidate, John W. Davis,
Clrrota and turnip* was nominated. Many Influential
'Democrat, believed that bright
-returned yeater- proepecU for a national victory
Mff o f the aouthorn wore jhattored by the bitterness
p«Pto. during which engendered at this tempestuou.
among patrol* — In which Cheaper Vegetables
both-the Italians and the
British suffered “consider
Still N e e d e d By
able losses.” . i
Market,
He Adds
} The NesLdomlnatcd Romanian
k
though, and stayed
County Paralysis
Fund Totals $550
At End Of Drive
Produce B etter
' A * npokeamen reported
today ' the counter-blockade
elnklng of oeven merchant Conditions Good,
■biba and the Faaciat High
Command noted hitter fight Declares Lehman
ing in Libya — apparently
I
I
bs. never been defeated
s
Rumania A tt e m p t s
To Oust Elements
Which Led Revolt
roVornmaat
StHpp Comlders
DeUhd Club Offer
s ^ -is a a & ia
«rida State league this
.Stately trtca and n clump of
lea* form a chavmmg Imikgrtiund f
ty Thornton ( U f t t ami MUa £.
Orlando High School PttidrntE, f k
in^ thr hrauHrn o f Sanlandu Hnk
local nl
five mllen from Hanford off th r J%
Otlando highway. T h r aconc r* reflected
l.iitla Weklva Klvrr, which i u m Uuoui
IiuikI m *l - a t r r t r o p u a l p a th Miriwiinditii
■pi in^v.
*
woe to bare given Ha
on retaining a state
tata". l crgbntoli,
Htata^i Ala •('
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N U M B E R 136
Brilliant Azaleas Make Park
A t Sanlando Tourists’ Mecca
who narrowly
•» Bordla, was
“Terriblir troops for
■ Herem ti atand.
*
. Af in tho case o f Bardia.
oh|A fell ta thaaibtos to JKritata'a
> W . I ( tos Hlto on Jan. t. Pre.
*tator Muaeollnl waa reported to
1hr Wrklva Itivrr The
•». which grt« Ita nanuIndian ^urd mraning
I ■ flown into thr .M
* vvntuall) into thr At.
arrival
ravaUs
rtth a - alight
tatklptud cr
w » M move to Clinch
r and saw tha pUes at
M tha national ticket
unaa M. C m o f Ohio,
•tea McAAoo gpactalired
\ntur a « t *••••*..•** of i nr in
tine, hut akjjiful hand, hav. li.t. -,
part nf thoae thousand, of m u .
a ill made one of the l.n .li.-i
,rnta ill Central Ft rills. I.n. • .
wnlrh tourist, and native.
II.
fli ek hv the hundred, t«t pw ini m
the pool or to follow the » r..|.ue
path, through t''r big pnrh
Kaniando Bprirgs — ihv lion .
was coined by a co.galtior- ie.il
estate developer who ronil.u.. •
"Ranford” with •iOrlnmlo'' ..a
the site e f a thriving touiisl ......
ter some SO yeera ago
.
Hotel At Pprinsa
I’alm springe waa th- ......
of the little comm unit/, nuiubr..
Ing about 600 fnhubiUnts. and
visitors from the North wh in.
rived at- the small train .1. t-.i
uaually atajred at the roiiifortsl.i.
and spseUus hoUl there One <1
their first pleasures after ih. ..
long hot jcurney wet to sriainl.liInto one o f the seituwinoM.
Ing suits o f that era and tat. .
plunge In the cool spring. T>.<
community waa built rm>»
toner from the rprinra. nnd l.s i.
houses had bee* arreted near it..pool.
_ ^ .
For n number o f yrj?». I.f.- .t
Palm Rpringu continuc.i Its calm
and dignified rwurw. Visitor,
earn# and went. Ttw hrtrl a.W-.l
tad*y at ware wren
M i t oi u feeding at
.wa
ss
and .above
last'year,
far torraat
nsrkjnanaa
jr u !5 5 of thd c*W
th* Oardaa
A
•<
;
.
• and only on* t
ran submitted,
that the bird |,
word* all good.1v
revaoaent aver h
■ war* Judged jr
■tana, drainage, |t|
fcracUcabOity.
„
a tar Overstreet, and atUaapL
to make It a tourist attrecI. HI* scheme failed, nod th*
party returned to Mm aanator.
> decided to try hi* hand at
gtifrtag U m grand* for a pubnarfc. Sanatar Ovaretrnot sue.
(ad. succeedad • * w«U that
with t • t'\|iit
hi) ui>pim otion
tu tin*
itim| iiiraniutioii«
who liflpt.J in flic (Inti h'r wirli
lt» tbmik tlir im icluiiitn nf Sanfnhl fi»\ Ilia* •it*li mill nirrrliantliat'
donatitim, I It. llrruM fur I hr
s|i|«*n«iitl |*til liril \, (hr
Junior
CIiuiiiIm i of i i iinurft f u r putlini*
on lln *\Milli.'inibr - Pmty' , flu*
chuii mini of ihi \Minin* commit.
l* f» *f tin* tliivr, tin* uriraniia.
lions yho A»'i*l«*<| miIIi (hr “ Mill*
O'lHmru In um| ami
»biy, the
achot.l li ut lii i •, who liH»k rhargr
of Utr ruin h \r«» uml lotidurlni
thr jmisI pi mill «*N«ay n ntrst, Ihc
Krtinrl f liih fear tin- *|M’« i*| rare,
an«l all 1hr |H*op|g n| thin County
who roiitiiluiti'd •*,» K«-n«ruu»ly
**1.611It* It11» (aon Ihc Marth of
liiinm
Itucr at thr SanfordOilando Krnn«*l Llul* Uat night
while ptiH'rrda of llir mcr addrd
I'.HJ to Ihc fund of the drihr
MKMinnt Infantile |>atal)«l«. hi.
I. T IK m aahl t.Hluy. On (hr Im-I
tluy for the “ Mile O IUmrs boaid
llir A lorr Iran I t gitm Atixiliat y
i»ll**rlrd alMiut $JA to furll thr
I tal collrctrd hy thr npnn-nrn
• f thr I <>ard to $17^ In
hi |>n*a prrarntnl the flip to
!••• tierard, owner of flu dog um
n«ii|» the featurr iar« lie f.or tli«
no*, othitril n ittittil* r »l lado •* |
"Id lwfto-1 Inga and rollertiil $H It
Mi *c lioliew who sold the tag* ,
air Mr a (i A. Spcri hadri •»f
the group; Mrs. A ■thin /at hui v.
J> Mr* II II Otlham. Jr and
Mr* A K I'owrra
Mun* money \%n* re.I|e•!«-«! h\
tlo "Mile O hiinm lto«ait| thull
Ihlungh any othri prop . t «|o |u
*oir«l hy tlir count \ rooimil
«f
■he censor aiithorite.l nubllra.
tin dnvr hi f)oaa
..*rd In*
•'•'ll nf the atatpnuh i ih». via.
thank* to all connreted \«ith (hr I"r Wllllsms "w a. nut nil duty
!• nvd foi thrtr splendid ro opera- i « h#n hit "
A tisllvp of AD.Alik T.'wwn. m«»
4t|«lllp* (llRt npnnattri'.i ll
'•D Vrtar.nM ptairtr w «« »hm flr«(
'HU’Mt afi r*'dittorv #-*-.v*»*. Ire ts(•
j*m«I
(h r A p p r o s tm n ir
•
war ators* f ’topt |»nhr*i M f nepy
Mm
r nll r c tr d »r r a * f «*1
h i .* aa»11 * Club
**aM*|tl I* H mditmwae attnrhre
*• t
S»f. rLPe.Irre
w il e
Ir'llf. 1 |r
a
I 41'llr*. lit Allot hy Ml*
.1 1i HhAron
•■y»H"tott It" trehirer- wait a* Hremhtt,
V «»w sv A reril *» | 10(0
R"l»r> Club
hitiifttrtl ( *a r tlrn Club
Thre | lift pis t f + iwilrKpH fn*H%
f*»rtretor nlrht tA»*f|re». unlit*
J ii n n '1 W t i m i n ' i C’lub
'■'nll'la Iit*t retort nf rlarWrereaa tr» hM#
I i glull Auitliary
(•le leh'iapn or the apt mg*
ii »t' hi :i0 yrain Ngo, sh< w*
*hi* t tlo ii il waa little mote thao
11 * Mi.ill pool, siirtounded
I•>
toeid-giortVi hank* mill oak lin
Whim tlo pool wan wldrnnl m o
jernl iwii gao, Ruhr Marlow, it
to.irh, m oIsnt, found an Indian
Jh"tol .i >1 to hi* nrvtral rrnturlr*
•Id |« Inn hern u*r«l pruhald)
hv «»• • •11v tr i Ih*. long before the
Srnillio|i*w rmnr L» Florida. About
Jf* year- *go A V. Fuller found
o hour iiinr thr npring*. which
he took to thr museum at l(nl.
Iim* ('o|hgr. where II wan Idcn
W miiinii a Club (dnritot iitn J
lifted a* »in Indian foot It t* j Si w in g C l r c U o f D r i b .
Im lieved that Indiana once uar«l |
I ( l i t i i e l i ( tJona( t..ii i
the pprirtg* aa a hathing plact • l 'ii aidrnl ■ H lr th d a y I V i lx
hut no pr* of of thin haa hern j
found
I h» |... I « i hitnlando hplillgr*. |
I hoill in l'.C6 aa an addition
j
|(hi pink** faciiltu*, hat hrvo I
lhl*lte«l hy a number of well. I ti.-orgr Itarwes. f.M gt. .1 i-silv
known *w iinmarn, including the J I Ills morning rtCvIhe Iroi.u- <>t l.i(miner kn iherine llav*i of I i , srat.-r. Mrs \V. Av-Stj-i. nr I. and
1 1.atain, lull and Tele lie, Jartlins. Hirer, Mrs. J. J. Gu.mrk, »t
tflyinpu .living champion
l)r. l j l r Mi.nnir.
'Jiirtlln- ui'iwaretl at the *|irlny.
Ilr.tr. July 10, IM7J. Mr lli.rn.-.
in lb ’ll, unil the following yrai wits a rrtirr.1 last offirr nil.
! the m int' Haw Is fainll), Rather.,
ployr arid had made Ills home
ine, I'rggy. Evelyn, and a rousir. . nilh relutivrs in Duke Monroe
Dorothy Bawl*, invaded SanlamJ.. for alrnul four year.
fur an r shlbiilon.
Survivor, Include Im sister.
The i.'i.i-eratur, of the water
remains ut 72 degrees the yeai Mrs tV. A. Stewart. I.akr Mon.
around, and 1* uaually warmer roe; two nicer,. Mrs J J. Go.
than the atmoaphere In winter ; »"H«k, lu te Monroe, uml Mrs
and router than the air In aurn M II. Koyee of Washington, I*
tner. Bathing la tnjoyad all tin- l . and a nephew, John Itarnryear long. White sand haa beet, of Fargo. N. D. Funeral arrnngrbrought in to moka a beach at menta will be completed lain
una Wile <<i the large pool aur- pending word from relative,. The
roumling the gprlngi, and diving Krickaon Funeral Home is land,
board, and'a water elide have ling the services.
Mr Barnaa la a great uncle of
been erected. Swimming leaaona
are given te the children free of Glenn Govocek, formerly eon.
charge during the aUmrocr, with neeted with The Banford Herald
the cojiperation o f tha Red Croaa and now atatiooed at Camp
Bland Ing.
Direct Election Of
President Proposed
WASHINGTON, r*b. l.-DP>
—Senator Lodge,
Uepublican,
Massachusetts, Friday asked Con.
gras* to amend th* constitution
to prorida far direst election of
tha Prealdant nod vka president
•
rrettvrmrerela.
totrrewinr h i g h
#1 -
reloaitr** tottd firr hnmh« ovrer rtltif
I ofu|Pii nrvton. Am%*rwretlv wHhnpt
relretiresr at P|>recIf Ic tarwvtP Oih«r
•t»rh rreirlp wtorre rnxh «n th# st»t
».i.Hands, aouthern and aouthweat
K ii gin lid
Ceorge McRory
To Be Graduated
From AnnapoliB
tie rs r
W h itfield
V rH srr.
fr.,
s4.ii
ef l.t. Col. George W. Mev..rv slid former
resident
eg
tliis rity. will hr among th* re*
midsMumrn In be graduated from
til.- United Htales Naral Acad,
r m v at Annapolis Feb. T.
Thr young
midshipman
at.
Iende.1 school in Ranford and
bus a number of friend* here.
The Mcltorya moved to T * L
lahaasee recently, where ttWT
err residing at 617 West Pnrh
Avenue. Mr. Me Rory‘a tathar
it stationed at Comp Bleading
^-it
li th* National Guard. Ha
I Ui
•formerly rapraaantad this die.
trlet In tha State Legislator*.
Highlights of graduation waak
are prasantatlao af athlaUo and
ritra-curricnlar award* to tog
first clasa Tuaaday, tha IH|Ak
alien -hop*' tWodnesdar ulgW,
presentation of prtaee and IV W W
and tha fataw aU U U Thunday. '
Graduating class member* to.
dud* th* f allowtag front FlaaMbt
Uoka Mott lab Biak. a m Pkte
8treat, JackaaavtUot CharU* d m r.
Strum, m o
.AvoodaU O n t o
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Sanford Herald
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1941
Believe It or not, but w* met a'long. Ume reeldeflt of
Senford the other day who had never boM Looking Glaan
Reach on the fit. Johns River. In fect, he know nothing
whatever of tho beauty of thla moat unusuaj atrcam in
America. He had never seen It except from the shore* of
Ijikc Monroe or the Monroe Bridge, lie could not know
what nn aaset It fa to Sanford becauae he had never taken
the troublo to look at it.
,
'
But this man la not unuaual among a cortnln type
of peraona peculiarly lacking in curioalty. We onco know a
native of New York City who had never soon the Statue
of Liberty. Aa a matter of fact, almost any vlaltor from
the atlcka can tell you ninre about how Now York looka
from tho top of the Empire State Building, or tho majes
ty o( Grant’s Tomb, or the nnlmala In the Bronx Zoo, than
the moat confirmed Mnnhattonlto.
Such people don't know what they nro missing. The
world is ao full of beauty, miracles of- Nature ami exciting
and spectacular landscape*, it is a shame for n single per
son not to seo them nil within the reach of his travels. One
does not havo to go far in guest of miraculous beauty.
Particularly those who arc fortunate enough to live In
Florida will find at their own doorstep what others have
lit 27 Comities
MBS LILLIAN ADAMS. 8odety Editor
ial Calendar
front respiratory
Liifuor Store
jtfiB VERY BEST
In Liquors, Wines,
Of the larger and wealthlet
cmiatlea, Duval la paying a
Gins
W.7(So to <74
RBLE VERSE-ron TODAY
Bat tha Wladom that la from
b «a la flrat pure, then pearoMa, gentle and eaay to be en.
rMtod, full of mercy and good
mlu,-without partlallly, and
itaotit hypoer(*ye-^Jame* n:17.
Hitler aaralOtfa la "no amall
i ’ ?*•*«.’• What did ha think wa
• thought It waa, a pjnk tea party!
...
■r ^ - ■
kV Average Anaaalaaw Grow a Old
, . ar, Cenaua CcUbLJIHowa—head, 1toa. Don’t all of ua!
V • Adolf Hitler i i , a the United
. Btotea l-ettrr no* lid Britain, or
,a»*4i. 8o what! ^
''.CJ-eoa
ctnduc
tilaa funda iH lf?
hospital.
The Canal Again
.Income tax
tha ralreal
all forma of taxation, but
i.doesn't make U much railtr
'/ram Hitler flrat If
to cenylQeq| ua of his
Something new In "rnluclng
to” has been discovered at
Uhl where | fat
ladles
go
mid In rubber suit* designed
make them sweat. Strikes ua
a wonderfot'kla*, only think
w tha prtcKlVihgm mutt bother
pfopla have not
tkr-glorUla ranks
kOMf aa a cattle
iMatad that thera
vead' of cattle In
Mmittint Record
idultry la one of
Bhil la still grow.
• "
mine, and tha ‘ ‘Cherokee watef.
Paola Principal 'ArmchairStopping toll,-*
a roae vine eoratred WKo
white flower*, add their beau,
ty
to
Winner Of Bird F°r Spring Models, Somatheofpark.
the • trainge plant*,
brought from other lamta, am
House Contest Can Be Dene Now labelled
for the convenience of
flower lover*. Among theee are
Ily AMV PORTHR
the ahrimp plant from Mexico, an
id
AP Paaklen Bdllor
bo, . l,ark ° I • pine tree, and
African leaning data palm, a
uiothar wren houre, built
Liy
Tl I* l» the acaaon for
Chineee fan palm uaed to make
h- ,-l'*‘r chopping.
. ___ ______________
„
ml
- bright
t7 * ! ^ " ’red
h?droof.
• front P0^ 1
ad a
You re wearing winter clothe* acore or more varieties o f troaa.
|including tha palm, two kinds o f
y JUp5i!!5i.,0^ t pUc* 1,1 th* Hm. hut thinking about Hpring.
Rucell Seed Co., on Flr.i
tou probably feel the need nf oak, aweet gum, bay, magnolias,
Htrret, Where tho houaea tr.
une
new
flpring.mlnded
drraa
In
and black gum, grow in lb* park,
•mined on dlaplay thrnugout Ihr
vuur wardrobe, but you arrn't helped by the warm water from
day.
in a hurry to get It
Ihe apringa which flow* nearby.
Other* who enterrd the rhn.
If you are wlae you'll toko, Since it really take# tha bent
tral were Melvin flplvey, Arthur advantage of this between-eea*' part o f a day to enjoy the aU
enner, Woodrow Davta, Itldkud aon lull to absorb fashion In-.trmctlona o f Sanlando Seringa fa.
'ammea, ■tMwrance Peart nn, Dan. formation that wBl M p yon buy. rllltles for plawlaa ara arnttdad.
Id Deer* and Hugh Bynl. Ten.
Yuur mo.t lm|K>rtaut .Spring* There are toblaa built undaV the
rrar-ald Betty Hoolahan auhmlt. purrhaae probably will be a eoal*1; 1*! n» v »r*ea. and t#o grill ovens
ted a poem with h*r feeding «ta.
lion made from a sink (trainer
•a follow*:
MY FEEDING STATION
•da a'rallier I “ awlped" Dorn the
kllrhen sink
Tw ill maVr s good ferdlng *tallnn. I think
'll guarantee and give yen my
word
' t y n fTTT 't with rnimba vnull
catch a bird. .
•
f ( - e a t l » e a l r—
lio says tho Administration in ^ilanning lo ruvivc tlilr
.-ontrovcrnial innuo ns a difinso project Itclioving lhat
Congrcsa is In « mood to vole money for anythiiiK which
may be placed buforo it in tho guise of national defense.
Mr. Frevost iMiints out that Die President recently
heltl conferences with nrmy engineers wherein he stated
that this project can lie regarded as contributing to nation
al defcnac. "Tha argument will be used." says Mr. Prevott,
"thnt a cut through Florida. liTilecoMMnry to medt nn emer
gency which might result from destruction of the Panama
canal."
However, tho President Is understood to ho feeling hit
way cautiously nnd will not introduce the subject at all 11
there In the slightest danger of its not being acted upon
favorably. Although nono of the original objections lo thicanal havo licen answered there is said to be strong scntl-
WINTER PARK, Feb. 1 —
Student
debaton
from
Rot*
ilna
Collage and Bates CoL
'*ge. In Lewiston, M e, will en.
yaffe In a iB-ytlauto debate ovar
a MuttAl broadcast from Statlan
WOR In Naw York City tgt HaL
urday, Feb. It when they argue
ha respective merits or Malaa
and Florida aa tba nation's Ideal
playground. The broadcast will ba
sin at 10:30. o'clock Saturday
moinlng.
rtudenta repraaawtlag Hollins
are Everett L- Farnsworth. Waft*
(Mid. Maas* and Joseph
W.
» a t u , the big Rlngllng
■oriUa at Hara.loa, U gulag
re a wife. Toto, a fanuilo cf
Matas fraim Marana, Cuba,
*wi coun‘ to
oanled by Prof. Harry R. Pie roe,
orofeaaor o f speech. Tba Rollins
irobably need
luaT wide cnourl
y
with no arm
pbatructlona bow n go aUrae-ClppeH. Week.
F IR E ^ ^
a***-,*-, ny wn .*. u~5*;
CASUALTY
‘Tiwunnrc Plus
Service’*
DAVID M. EARLE
THIRD ft PARK AVE.
tarn. IS to U ymn. WftvlOaM
to o
pH*“ “ • * * * * * * * * wu* raa<b»'
wUI
«.-00 P. M. at Ihc born,
e x M rie n c e In handMnw
f iia
Mirrors fiesilverdd
Picture Framing ■
Automobile Glass
Structural Glass
mol g-aei«u*.“ .Mr* limit -n„|
Mi*> Maellonnl.r, ...i.-ij n, jn
eluded Fnu*t, eonii.rl i**i.-«, oner.
Incoma tax pur.
Rtitl
Friend* of C K. Ileinncli
regret to lenrn Hint lie . nl
St.
Mark’* Chnpici ,,f
n„< •elocllm* from bor o i m .,ir . In lie ill nl hi- home on
Auxiliary of Holy r ..... tlirrn.
Fir*t .St I eel
Qnureh will mpct nt T .‘Mi |* \|
niher* nltondini' f , ... , pP|,r„,.,|
at tba Pariah llouac a full ,t|. "’ ••ro: Mr. nnd Ml*. Waller M.
tendance la urged
M*yne«. Rev. and MiMartin
Executive b»nid of Ihc
li'Sni. Dr. nnd Mi* .1 \ Tidor,
man’* Auxiliary of the prralit
Mr*. Je»*e txidvo. Mi*. Mmi.m
torlan Cb-irrh will meet m
(in F.tridae. Hick (;ille*|Me, Mr. R „ v
J*. II. * t the rhtirrh. Th»»
Holler. Mr*. A. IV Kimx. Frink
rJtMiInK and flection «.f nffirrM <’ wle*. Mr* .1 || Van ||oy,
tdt the auxiliary will |»r |.r |«l Ml*a Laura Chilton.1.1, \|,.«
•t 8:30 o'clock Thinuctiiiir hoeen Steven*
nn I
Mr.
.|,,r
tnarka the hofrinninp
u NV.. k Mel*eli,
of Prayer for Mi»*i'’r*
AI»o. Mr* .J F I"...i,in. V|i*.
WomanV
fntrnlrrmt;. nitinm! 'l i n e lane Pro*|nn Mi* f t ,|,.
Circle of Mr.ore*« Sint .• i»
i!1* •"o.ferbreoh. Mi-* l l o o i l u M*r.
meat s i S;no P. M.
ih ,« i . w
hoP Mi»* Horolheo
Mi,,
ehanel nn lleanlall Aven.;.».
n- -*i«
7-*h*r*Mi.
viurib,
St. There**’* rh*|ii.-r " f Mol
Adsm*. Mi** le-norv Wltlddmi,
Croaa Eplicopal Cbureli will rtrel Mr* J.
Ingley end M,*. Mnr.
with Mr*. A. Derby, to n Pmk rnerlto Ineley
*4venue, *t 4 -no I* M
4l«o Mr* A \V K i " >
V ..
*
TTESnA\
I"hn Mel*rh J*
\|r. i:
\V
Faiendahip t^ avur I.c l*«. Coo ] v..*neo*
Mi*. Mottj
'lohronm.
"Towat'cn*! Chun-h will meet id M'** t.iMlan p>M.hp N|i»- I t , -o8:00 P. M. nl the horw.- of MrS -o fo-d M 1-* M m
Vi, |.t..
Albert
Knighl on
|Vr»immon I vt'»* Horolhy McCIllle Ml -od
\lr* """allor Conp-- V|iMnr.
~ Althea n ria *« «>f l b
Kir* I o.ret Davl*. tt j . * r . ’ o., «•»..»r, —.
Daptiat Church will meet hi s-fto d|»o Vr*. A-'b ur ***1.111 ' ! . * P
P. M. at the rhi'"Tb MIPM 'Ml'1 S U...Vina U ' n v
rkmniAn
Group Three In chsrec
rnl M l u rharlott**
•••
Board meeting of thr Wumsii'*
Club wfl) he held »t I" 00 A
^Jlf. at tho dub honar.
• Parent-Teacher A* 8iM>n\i«*»i ««f
the . Seminole High School -*ill
t t o k ^ a heanL mrotlnv at 2 30
"T.
(flW m B b\ thr general
■nesting at 9:S0 a'fk&ct
W EDNFjAiAY
Eleventh annuali edition c f tho
aatmated magailne will be pie.
aentad on Wednesday nt 1 30
P. M. by tbe Litergtlire Drpnit.
ment of the Woman'* Club at
Ike club M u * nn Oak Avenue
(•The monthly bualnca* lunchecn
.~ .u .
*|ie
orirt*.
local hospital will he h e ld „t 2 M)
I'. M « t th. Won.,in'* i t....... .
'
a
a.
»«r.. r»*.«.ea»
aw . .orw nih
. . II .
Mn.
Crmntou. timn
f,r.orn
...... 1 " ,vp" * 1
^
, !j
$$y i
>r I
I 1,1 ^r| h.Ulti Ml III« unib%i>h| Willi
»« d wifa aad rwoni to
return, then by both apeauea.
m Veastjrr,.
,
1
N
1
.. .
.
Mel.am, Sr.
‘ ‘r1" " *
i* in
'‘ l" ‘
I
•'l " „ 1
1
I
I
>• 1 Kendall and aon nf Inn.
I ton I n . are e\pee|ed lo arrive |
! ,hl' "'■'•••
,lxr in ,,lr •'Itte
| H " *'"1'
x,r Kendall i« i.
| r*4|,t.\e of I
|> Hirkoi
Mi.
Olive
I'uinntin?*
nnd
Hail. ter.
Mildred, of
I'lmifo
*'*’ ■ ' “ r,‘K'le-t. of Mr- May.
mr Malhieux
Mr nnd
Mr* Dowling nml
lit*•*• •*">
Kenneth have moved
aauns?,***&
Mr* A K. Power*, high -*',»r.
nrire winner, wan awarded n d* ii
hie deck of playing rard* and
Mr* II. II Odham, Jr . aereen..
winner, received two fn*t»rin *«l>
tra» *.
Al Ihd) roncluainn " f
th,
game*, pie
and rnffee
wer*
aerved to the following memherMr* W. R. William*. Mr, W*1
dr mar DietrHia,
Mra.
A
D
7.arhary. Jr.. Mr*. B. O. ShinKol.
•er. Jr.. Mra. Jean Adam*. Mr*
lleibert Meaaer and llr*. Hr-rar
A. Speer.
Alan Mra. Maxwell Stewar'
Mr* A. K. Power*. Mr* |l "
Odham. lr.. Mra. Fred Bell ami
Mr*. Jock Hall._____
riU B T
f f f M A Y I I HI.I*
v Mr h i .a n d i m ; i . 1, t
ol', .Major Duvld I mgr of Do
it'ljoldint pvnrmra
off mi *
mi
<IIH |aT 1 A *
T N I Hi
Hanford A * *
Ifih Nl anti
fl»v OfMi Ontiood
i
Mini*
Sunday ftrhnol 941 A M
Mornlna WnrnUlp II §• A
R vtnlna
yid««»K
w r ir ■ hir> 7 la l*
W nahinirlon
\i
rnrdlal w#|ro$n« a w a lt a you
Or rh<>rx| In m \ery nhl# Hllil*
inf You to III ffijnjf III* r af in or
• and bring ih » f a m l l f
riiiHC M n r i r r i i t
tf'f r x t ib t
Kftat RhfonJ Nlraai
Hunt.ay Nrhool • || A
M
Mo rn in g Wi.r«hl|t 11 no A XI
W « d n « » t U ) I! %• nl fig HrrtL e 7 lo
I*. M.
»
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l hr
I Ih.OOO.ftcrr
rr»rr\ aI niii
rm »T
ftM J In g
Doom
Ilnurs
2
’ * 9 o ’rlorW on T u » « 4 a y a a nd
in
Frl
la i h- aubjavt af ihr
' 4 9 B«n*llrrfnnn whlrh Will hr rrad
»»l Cfevrrhra of Phrlal, Hr|«tollal.
ih rn u fh o ut ihr world on l u n d a r .
Kabruarv J
Tfc# Ooldan T a i l l« ; *Tl» o I^»rd
Ithlli appaarad o f old unto mi. oar*
T n . I h a r * logad thaa w ith an
rr ft tl ft o il a r
Io y o ; thor afor a
with
' • Y l n t k l a i i i B ha va I dra w a i M t N
<Ja rrmlah
tha rllatlona whlrh eoai*
tha letaaon-larvaon Ift Ilia fol*
low In# from tha Plfcta! "ftfiovr*.
!•§ oft Iora nna a not har i far tor# la
nf Oft4l • i»d ovary ofto Uval lovath
Ift Worn of Ond aaf* knnwaih Ond.
AM Wft hftra known ftftd ballavad
tlM Inra that Ood hath «•
On4
!• lorn and ha that tfvolto«k III lovo
ift nnd. and Ond la PJai**
4tT.li).
ii h i ai'
rru cn ru
i iiin im
Iaaati994
Mnfllli IlfMM
It *
rvpnlng Prayrar and arrmnoi
•’ I N « T
1
3••
H % m a T C H I HI M
A » » a* l i d M»
' V P ll r o o l i * . J r
Pastor
fttindat H rh o ol 9 4S A
M
M o r n in g W o r s h i p 11 AA A M
Thr
Parlor
rpraka
on
T l»»
fll*» o I •f r *♦
TrairMig I'nlon r.
ia
p
»
I*' rnlOM W or v hl p 7 to |* VI Thr
noaior ap^a It* on. ’ Th*
P a r r «*•
Jr* nr ••
W'rdnfoAgv a ar vlr r 7 10 P
>1
V la lfo r* r o r d l a l l ) Inv lf rd
pHm
paarafto from th*
t l c n ' . i v I* on * a * r t o f ,ln *u *n r* W e a- r .i ia d * ot her * hv being In
earneet nuroolvoa.— I l a s l l l l .
© t ^ 'W 'k W K S i S :
H o n o r ta w o r th Ita atsaarr and
Ha r*af. nng lira In woet hle a* w i t h
out honor.—XK l l e r n a r t Hhaw.
(HHftCton PcJrnrfi UsIPwwto
1
hna
EVALEEN’S
BEAUTY SHOP
HMi'itBiii Ihr poamhililx i»( i
IftMlohtriif n ( T O nulftl tn mil
•n maintfiiiiinf ranir* • <iti«l road*
I'rayrr Wrdnrada}
T h # t ao oo a-h arm on fttow Inaiudaa
[
Morun
AT THE CHURCHES
Junior Woman’N ( ’lull
Entertains At 1‘arty
tp# fallowfag
■
i Spr
Animated Magazine
Will Be Presented
foo Late To Clftttity
b. . I
i
,,n,, Mr"
Home Of Jeff Davis
Discussed By Group
ssrCH faro a proper officer by
•****. tbuoa urba have navar beeu TZHnZr*'** a* ntuT*'
If neither or both prana ro
'l
let
FARMERS MARKET
Dr. Ilaralllon Holt of Rollin*
College In Winter
Perk
will
give Ihe editorial for the “ magetine" with hln aubjoct, “ Anlmotr.1
Author*.''
The program to which all 'In.
tr rested persona ara eortliall)
Invited to attend begin* al 13(1
o'clock preceded by the monthly
business luncheon for club mem
bers at 13:30 o'clock.
Iloalrosoa for tba day include
Mra J. M. flUnecitvher, chair
man, Mra. Banford F. Doudm-y.
Mra. S. F- Lamaon and Mr*
lleouvoir 8hrlne. home of JefW. II. Briaaon.
feraon Davta of Ihe Confederac"
io Eulfport, MU... wa. dUcu.***'
<e*te*visv afternoon hv Mr*. *
TWO F U B K 8 KILLED
HI
fla ir White at th* monthl'
MONTGOMERY, Ala., Feb. I.
—t n —Second Lieut. F, H. Mor meeting of the N <*. V Howard
ris. 28, Eying ' Instructor ol fhopler. United Daughter* of
Rochester, N. Y - and Cedet W. the Confadaawev. at the home
U. Baker, 30, of Atlanta, per.' of the prealdent Mra. Martin J
Lbed yesterday to tlto wreckage Brant, with J. 41 MeTaaklll, c»of a U. B. Army training plane htslfM.
Mra A, K. Boaaeller read an
that crashed near an auxiliary
land IIIr _ field fire mllaa from orticU ol the meeting on Hidnry
■enter, on* of the oulaUnding
$ routine
poet* « f tha Confederacr, who*e
training flight.
noma la being tponaorrd bv the
II. n. C. for the IUII of Fame
at New York Unlvenlty.
Th# meeting, over which Mra.
Dram preelded evened with Ihe
Lord'* Prarar, pledge
to
the
American flag and salute to the
Confederate flag. Routine bu»L
I f a Joint return ja net m
p * an agent of tha texpay
TAMPA
Simile I iligeuild. Po.i y
and t'oilok l,i:ih|.
have
their nninA' 1.. tl,,. |,„|
.la rte t. ,K'o will euai enr
the rail I n ' tin ii uue*l f i
ond glor> nl ihe nnlional
plon*hi|t nut., rare rla-«ir
open the l londa Ini.- Kni
Tue«day lift, moon. I . h 4
Klligrrald, o ., «* ,. ned
nalgner, I* haidlv n -Iran,
I Inrlda raring fan*, having
peled in H o t i.In I n . .........
pel Ilii l| flit I h e pn*t ten
km,Mil fill hi- e..n>finny m
•peed lulu*. Ihe log. I,nrl\
inan hn* tlloiiraiid* of f.'d
around ihe naln n’* *p,.,n|
ond when lie goe* f , ihe lap
Tueaitay with n new motor
beneath lli.
Ii ,..h| ,.| I,,,
r«-lng creation, he will h*
Kn*t of friend* milling f, i |
""
,0
toalay.
tovural. A Joint return-may
ka; mada U either husband
GENEVA
, „ u. , c
anil Mr a. '» I Sir/
While r.*e. and earn. Illn- were* V” ' . S,n>rn:l
n mrrnnged ntlrnrlively ,n the loom.
j . in whu-h the Itunoiee „nd h . (
I received then g n o t
j Knr the morning’, bridge guinea
'k Mr. F E Roiiniilltit -, .ued high
le Serreno wlnnot « n . \|r* \ ll]
■I I law .on
A pifi w « . pie.in le d
IIIMr* Knighl ||. honoi gue*l
Mr. I'rlemun » * . n*.i*ted In
r . *ervinp l,\ her inothet Mr* Mnry
rl
llonimil. nod Mr*. I!nnidlal
ill
Knioying the pnitv wdh the
thr animated mafWllne,
*t><>0M>red yearly hy the Uteraiorc
Department
of
the
Woman*
t'lub Will lie held at the , lob
houar im Wertneaday at 1:30 P
M . Mra. S. D- lllghleyman. dr.
portnirnt
chairman, announced
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Mrs. (Jeortfe Knight 1h |
Honored
At Coffee | u
. . .
»li
t'
K. |
come
—Photo by Dtthlfrm.
.r .1 coffee budge
PROGRAM
JOHNNY MACK BROWN
IN f
“THE BOSS OF
b u l l io n c m r
^
wrir
llntitii
I.ta. Mi*
Ml. t. •t’«ai$fi* a
.*
L. I •*.
ifl'lltti
O'rr• to . » i
Iw-t
iionotinn
Knijrht
,
t>. of Summit. \ J , « i«a$mrr San. • ,M.. V r ' rn,n«- V? *u ,r' o r g n ^ t t
*.4
w i la tti
.
A *,l»4virntion»l ( liih.
W T«»m irr-itii
ui ..wi.lit. ilx* II.ten V|*itt *.
11..., \itil
,
M
W i.IIIhiim.. of NiTri'fini'*,
"iff n«*ri.
.til* *.W Hllrr ..
< nlpmnn
,
.
V. , h
/
l,
V
Tlv...
4
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I
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la
\I-Hlllv
Ml
nll't ' l r « )
nnMt s** t tuir<aitn> iiioinnitf g*
.
"
rtt
r*»
E. Courier, Mr*. ). Ro** Adama.
.
,
.
and Mr* I - K Spence,.
......
,M - rv
n
R e.erv.tlon, mov he made |,v Unlvera.ty In D e lv ed .* .pen,
telephoning the eluh hr....., ' d J .
,h- weekend with her unel.
or one of thr ...............
|
E n '!
H A T I'H D W
|MnMcy. at ilirir hnmr op <»uL
Annual Sanford Foun.IrM |hv Avrnur
nropran' will t>^ h» l»l at T (H) I* .
M. nt Snorr
tJrovr
Tail- on!
Mr- W. D Rnwr h*a r#rnvr.l
Nini'torntE Str»*#t nntt Mrllon. uonl from Hampton fUy*. S V
vlllc Avrnur Th** pmimun 'Aitl tKnt hrr nrphrw, WIlllRm O'lVnhr followed hy a ten riven l»V 1„ y
Br. .dentally killed
him-rll
the nauahter. of »!>• Ann'.lra;,
hunting with hi*
Hrvnliit nn $t thr ntimnii » « lul»
_
_
*
house on Oak Avenue.
|f«'her The Penny, have man
Daughter* of Wesley Sunday , friend* In Sanfortl having *|>er,l
School Claaa will meet al K 0(1 |u, t u ,n(er In Sanford and OrP. M. al the annex o f the Mrlho. . ,
DOUBLE
in a i
ccntly crowned by Horida’a Governor in Cypreaa Gardens. Camellias arc so rherished that Mrs. Spcssard Holland la moving har favorite bushes from Ibirtow up
to tho Governor's Mansion at Tnllnhassee for a four-year term.
* HC llilll. MMUr-tlT ho. l d..i y «
Mi*. Irene Hinton. Mi* W II ?“ h. ,,rar,
n'*' Mr
Sb4w w ..M f* J * . l ^ Um U . Mr* A ; ,
S,r" " rI ______
Last Times Today
limn.
i»nr -iMvinlty.
Olid .ox. r | i’.n|i|||,|
t j tWMuitUHy the 1030 Rlj-tlnig low figure of 7.00 p«r 1,000.
Your Income T«x
Have*
Perfect
Floors
« t 3:00
BOYD ft COMPANY
•
•
•
•
Telephone 148
Jeanette MacDonald
Gives Song Program
i'.''u!' Too*."*, ,UKlc?id..W'^ rMU
• p la a that IS WHO A U B T .r i'u A RETVRN
tommy. Baattorad
"*•*», «
p lM o and coogyatltiva coartraetora* 5U b t m t m
iw a n jw a r o * * I'M * Saal
Q w * . Who tun.ceded him la Ike
WUaon cabinet aa aaarotary o f
uit Trraiary.
•led by the banktng and evrrmu
ey committee In a mebaora writ*
tya by. aiaaa. It pat up tba Pa*,
•ral Deposit Insurance Corpor
ation and guaranteed- u paymaett
"*
o f Mrs. E. D. Mobley.
REFINANCING A HOUSE ■
REMODELING A HOUSE
O va r 4 y n n
.
Mrn f* <T',pl,r
«f n..|)
church
will
SUNOCO SERVICE STATION
IaicfCMl
17
CroaaEpiecopol
; nd M ^IMran;
TELEPHONE 9143
•
A* nre.lJent „ f th* Knnfard
* r, M. at the hoinr of Mm CIm elnti. Mr*. Itiml w* , invited in
meet
the *lnpc- p> •.rn*llv <viih
* " « • L. Wynn. Palm Terrace.
Clrcla Four will mccl
„t ;i:im* —■nun fm - i (fm ,v,|.,„|(1
e - •
||.,
O . U n . tn
M ii.lc
V
the homo ol Mr* ti
J
i.816 -W o " l Avenue
erloc •Tho |- .o l . t v . d I iniilifu
LBd 14 eWMran
w eg& w
'Spring Semester
! At Stetson Will
Begin On Feb. 5!
f'lpllh,
A
“ wUt . W and 11 children; I Andrew Camrway
Okeechobee, $168£0 and 34 ehlL
dran; Palm Beaeh, $1,100 and 1$8
AGENCY
Pt-„Luet#. SUB and M
I M il PARK
PHONE 19*
SWMrmj Polk, *1319 and <99 I
children; Brvrmrd, $133-60 and 241
p ,„
tolUns StudentH
To Debate On Air
Intending
to pay a Maatamaaita farmer $16.25 for rutting
■ cranberry acreage, tha United
*toe Treeaury sent him a check
g $1,0*0,015^6. A alight error of
19 million smackers ia amall
Itatoae these days with all tha
tw°?* ’tha» , a r t 1being ahovslad
it*,SUJI when we get our income
» feints, wa hr;ie tho same guy
Pfcoa* 788-i—Aicada Bldg.
Lee $77 and 43 children; Mans.
*?'
44 «WMren; Bara.
M>to, *6*7.50 and 77 children;
^ *IM* ^ ehlldrtni Inw ^ , R" r* L . , , »
’
PRK8 DELIVERY
children; Klit*borough la paying
$8,878 to U g children, and PlnalS
ItaM paying $311 to 84 child*!*
Caab grants to fBalHa* rang.
In i r m n from the R4M paid
*T Dade canty to U>a $3.19 paid
Vf tw* of tha amailer countiaa.
In a other countiaa, grants to
m ? th*
number of
children beneflUed are: '
Jaekasn, $99 per month and <9
V... •' T,y|o,< 1114.BO and l i t
Pa»ro. $181 and 4«
ehUdnnj Dakar, $180 and 9$
ehUdren; Bradford, $332 and 11$
rhlldraa: Union, $13 and 13 ehIU
drant Charlotte. $$$ and 10 chitdrenj DeSoU, $77 and 28 cbl).
drenj Cladea. *28 and 9 children)
PAGE T U R K *
"America'* Songbird." Jean,
etle MacDonald, wa* presented
kfi** Dorothy Sanford i* .pend.
IB«t evening by Mimin McDon
It the weekend in Tampn with
ald In a concert nt the Orlando
Auditorium with the OrUgrfn Pi
lot Club aa iponw.r f.,r the niu»i.
Mi»* Dorolliy McClure
cal.
Aajlallng the Orlando dub in weekend guest o f her pa
uahrring at the rmn-rt
were Jacksonville
™,,r bf r\
,hr s «''f"-d pilot
It utli Strnngr of JnrkClub Including Mr. Al y. ||lint.
» HR* v»rt*kpnti ifiirnt of
Mre. frank MarNelll, Mr*
n
'»<*. Mi it ml Mr* J A.
Smith. Mi*. Judy
.McClelland.
MU* Eleanor Morn on. Mi*. J..el
r
R- R Pippin. Mi*.
\ inrinln Mill.np. Ml** l.n. ilie IV.
"ilV,MnrV llnnli,,,. M r.
uillinm Frick.nn. Mi.«
Maude
rtnm.cv. Mr* R. r. H»*wrll. Mr*.
Mn—nril llotelrr. nn.l \|i.. I.uvera
» testily declining.
this form o f oaalitanct.
SANFORD FLORIDA
Social A nd Personal Activities
ICirgONVTLUt. Fab. 1 —
total) — S tatutory notlirr’i
juirt of Florida really hold* for thorn. Now that tho days
are cool and motoring is a pleasure It is the time to gel
about. Make out a schedule of places you would like to see,
including especially those places you havo never seen, and
every Sunday afternoon. *er something new and Interest*
ing among ail of Florida'* beauty spots.
Word comes from the 1’ypresg Gardens near Winter
Haven that the azaleas are just now reaching their peak.
There is n heavenly s|tot which no ono can ufford to miss.
Our own Sanlando Springs, nearer by. is another. Those
who have not seen tho Ravine Gardens at I’ alatku should
not let another winter go by without making this trip.
And on tho way stop by at DeLeon Springs. Silver Springs
at Ocala i* another place which should lip Included on ev
eryone’s itinerary.
Somo tlmo this winter everyone should make it a point
to drive down to Winter Park and Orlnndo and *eo the
beautiful public parks, private gardens and tho mnny new
THE SANFORD
*Br|r
t
Jn.tlen,
MOTOro "oeit.- laT«liln M lfM *riab S
h o a r o fv ,
cn naol
CYPRESS
OARDENS
ho ah-
Jurn4: their vitality Involve* ijf,.
—calm. Irresistible, eternal.
■
—Mary Dakar K44r
Pa roee week. he> haaast hero
t
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'RUNNING
TffPfcy Undefeated Stetson Toaijdrt
AKKLAND. Feb.
i
_ra *_ T
Louis Finishes
Burman In Fifth
To Retain Title
» * « W
Florida Heath.
j*?— jp ta t 47-31.
n « 8 t m B U O , Gator
w—. Urn difference ba• J * * * " * • tea* far Ms
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mi
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(V
0*»N
TW T M «t
F v ^ Yutgll C V n t t m
<m k>
v» «■»•»*
U2 !W * i
r t U ! ? " . i tw bVke‘ Ur
Hayd U r pumped In
•Ml Metre New* af the Do*.
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• - . =•,*:
_
r ****T' » w n t o Dor— t h e y k n e w w h a t t h e y
w A I T O )* . w » Coral* Lombard. Chart** Laugbtcn ood WUW h - W n W l aba: **A NIGHT AT EARL CARROLL'S** with
Kao Murray -and on alLaUr coat of orraca and radio favor,
■tea .
' .
^
ap. *•»
2
* J
O m -ftfl
•«
«£•
REAL ESTATE BOARD
tM
E Frit I — (Snariall—
IVarally'a tower leg H »C
bod flattneod lea a f tha I t
bottler* who tod eholboarad tha
wIR bw rfakino tbalr perfect me. ratga ho haeao when ha fhdahad
r r t a the former having wen flea oU Jhn Broddoek la CMtoa*
In IM7. Each time, head naatk»*
were the “rroeher^.- La.» (right
comln* np aralmt the “ IS Jhn"
—which wo* anyltlnr hot that
—ha turned tha trirk with a
punch under (he
heart
(hot
•topped (he Halt (more battler
lenco at aeo* where their dipper plena wo* forced ddwn In a
tenaely dramatic aerna from “ Foreign Cerrerpendent,” dated for
local abowlag* at Ih* Rita Theater next Wedneaday and Thuraday
It la truly n great picture.
GtayfWmnd Results
Father McRae
" os
Tb* R. f . D.
Mildred ___________ J.
Ab O o a ________ lo o 1
R e d ----------------- . K.rl
The Photographer . „ vict
Malt — 1 4
1
»—*
• A r4m w * |I M. ( M l it
L H I.tt; Llbrrty Roll
Theodora
----- fledy Lemorr TTCK. RANGERS RIDE
Vnafltev----------Oecar Horaolka Elian *SlaU’ Daogerfleld
Voojro-------------r,l| , Bm*aart
Jane Wllecn . ....
—- ~
------- - • Emil Van Uefer
Olga
Michael
. _Jlmlr
Imuru)
ft.lt> l W»«
* \l*«te*
%
J
%
\ u Hii«
l^llr m
, riamt
» |wam
■opjog M l to the face, that 1 hhllku Hull -wl» ; J.mtel
■afr ttmrnd tha ehmapta. .r a lld I (Mil Jsrlawb
ro ritT H nv» r i n i i k i i .
' fTL T * * " * 1 lmUT»«N>*d I ISbA) (bmoH
i
I (Run VI* i r».»i
L c ia i. n q t k t s
‘ “ T*- U *•'* J - • ttr. 1 lU lltla
1 m ill'll n*Nk
I
John
4 t w i n IUII
r n rrii it.ir r
NIGHT A T KARL CARROLL’S
Irnty Nalaoa _ _ Kan Murray
uumm Liao
Baa* Hebert
*nda Ouahar Bbmcha Stewart
Woa Guaher ... Elrla Alhnan
•per
G e t T h e T h r ill
For four rrtitnd« < Urrn#c iW
1*d. rated for the m n two
raara among the world'* drat
I r * heavywwigfu. r t r * u goad
’ * ,5*^ tw lre d . Naturally, te
RBtXVND R U I
I FlPI Hill *e|
“loldnt match the nerra'a punch,
bim«•a.i
ng power. Dot. fightiag out of I lJEOy IM
S A l i bi «lit •
i
•‘* ^ 1
• » al 1 I^SfU |Sla
Tore “ Sunday puaetea - and ram* • F i l l IlMlIer
nargiar In. n r rut Louli right
Til inn l u r r
l l ^ l I ’•»! ..I
•TO ellgkUy In ite- Aral ronnd
■
Soksloff
Barrier
I Plecorl
rre Kalkna _
X T Y
L Mtbd for a- doled.
TU B WEEK’S
Diana Wahlay --------Joan Perry
•Cod- RenUton „ Pool Cavanagb
link PhiUlyo ._ Edward Aabtey
-------- *
COMRADE X
McKinley B. Tbompacn .... Clark
J
a H
O b Qatar* while the
* »«* * “OUH GANG” comedy,
* W 8 DOLLARS" and U o le m o l f Norm.
ty— “ MAISIE WAS A L A D Y " with Ann
a, Maureen O'Sullivan, C. A vh fer SteHh
bo— "TE X A S RANGERS R im e A G A IN "
to r n Draw, and Ak|«n TUmnmffj
IDLE, who fall la ter* with and repented from Hedy
"Boom Town," finally wtoa her In' "Comrade X,"
comedy of on American camapoodant'a adventure* In
M be ebown tomorrow bad Monday at the RU* The*.
An excellent xupportlng coat b faotund.
2
S K X IN O L K
• ™ * nrofca the lea and
_ Wedncrtfcr. Thursday—"FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT"
Wfik ilMl MeCrWa, L a teii* Dor, Herbert ManhaJI, Q*o. Son.
^ ;m
Moe* etared
*> ■ ** iw r t i In the name.
Print* Of the
lit l b U i r A i m of the
a IHi««
Hr
o f Picking W inners
i luy
; u u.u
t d x ik iit s
J. Carroll Nalsh
M NTU
Jonea----- Ruaaall Hlefca
KVU
-
U I ^TVR
. k'v tU I k
ekati rk
l---- ------------------
onto S m it h ------ Jack Norton
e Murkll --------- John Laird
* T k K*fn»—a-u^ ( 1 ^
OR VACATION fa San rrambeo. T o * (dmrim Uughtcn,
T Ll 1--- mb #l>.4 a l^ i _fob. A___' ill___•- O__ • - a.
.
.
I Mvo at fln t tight with Amy (Oarola Lombard). ThU miracle la
itqrV U(a atarta off,tha chain of'dramatic oeaata that makat
ntry fiA w What Thoy Waatad." aMnriog Tnraday, only, I t Ih*
la Theater, on* of tb* yaar’a aamt powerful motion picture*. It
definitely not far chlldran.
.
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■
.
CLAIMING TO praoent the moet beaut Ifuj girt* in ' tha wertd,'
P m » « « t wlU o f f , , “ A flight At H a * iC m liV t m p a a t ^ »,
Idohl* faaturo pnfcram at the Rita next Toaaday. Shown aberk
or* three of the attantlorueoolpalling baantlm.. •
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_
[ waak and note on Um
m
J S IS
B sn B jr ujas
Beotty
Cramer
»areaa
U. .& Legation
b Albania b
White ElephaM
By
JACK STINNIWT
t-
Kir.na.
I—X
tb|« 4th d «r of Jahxare, l * t t
(44KAI.I
O. I*. IIKhxiXtKra
Clrrk of t'trralt Cavri. XtmlbH
rounty. Florid*.
Siusforti-UiLudu Keam l O w b
D A N
By: A. 14. IVKUKK. Impair Ct*rk
D U N N — S t m
vis.
WtUniK COLUN8 u a u k r , ru n -
oof.
AT TH E
s w is s a
rn
IUvg Yoor Clocks AM
Watches Repaired By
Dim Who Kratty-
•
W IN E S
'
ai'atm n .
t O p e r a tiv e 4 8
dm
l iq u o r s
.h u
f Fort Lauderdalt, labor rialtora away from hi* domicil*.
I a waak—and ar* P**L
th# acvrnth. And thara’l
Jungl* cat*
VfyZTttnX**** "-*"*■*•
which Mr*.
» Raiitty'a Ran and tlg*ra ta arateh Mr. Swan (ham tha
Jungfh too on tha out. white awan* and other feathered
.
im n i cr.
p»4 j« i. i i a r r i r i> a mi row
tr. . .
••
L ****"
. t * i —i r—1
X— H
arand Ban T •». I l l 1 «*; mnah]
R »* »* r xt*. t.n . iia i rira i u
«" W
8Twdjr«riiSiSi*s
u L
«« j
U»e 8 tote Agricultural Marketing •aid 3rd day « » Kahraerr. IM1
. •W llin i nSy hmnd mmd IK# »#ul
Board
of u M Coirl ■( Haafortt. n o r Ida
For Toto, Mate Of Huge GorBb
egg* tb
lia *
r p PW
Itrel r i r a ---- ’ t i l
UtrIan Diplomat
ules And Eggnog Are Included
IT LAUDERDALE, Pah. J wbaa Um
•M l)— Maa laben ala
ItACIJ— P u i a r t l '
nr**a Boa ...
nUDW
D u teT M lllgi
A'JC*m r
WHO
J tU b T O
“
I5TI1 RACrg
*aar appearaae* Ih m k »*ll an
Frbnmry xra. IMI| mrola tall
2 f ‘ .V. k
W * eaalrae* will
eg atari yaa. ,
..
T o n ig h fi
E a tr fc *
hi phyxteal
a menth by
U>* *1
KrtJ^ir. cv.
ETroT
S
�•k w
Ram bling
GalneerlUe k u a strong bold on
LOCTLLE HALL'S
heart . . .
KENNETH DEKLE la awfully sad
aM e JAMIE MALLOY
mored
*w«JcA . A N N STSIN to baring
■ ttao. She n n l decide between
TTKRBEBT
MOH ELAND
and
BILLY
BBUMLJtY, IShe and
r,H n
Lost Powers
ration for a acMef* course,
ter graduating ben bo stun
tie Unlvetrlty of Florida wb
he llodied civil ciyctnswing.
wae a Umg bard setters ta t f
■tuck to H and now to n a p
the benefit* o f Me bard w a tt
• Since graduating- Item
•University bo bar had » rum
o f good poetliana,’ among fb
parrmg aa an cn gtnw -on
eonatruction of a abridge aer
the Mbileilppt rfhrer, them tan
Ing for awnlla at tta 1 Ataba
Polytechnic Institute, . Atatoo
Ala, and later working kt i
military airport a i * Tattobaai
With ao much BneenpfcgmefU
our country It la ■* ^loawilb
■'* eoold bo beard doming from
the m-etlfled aodleaCe becauae of
•ho fin* pbraetng and delicate
■hading.
- 1
The newt number waa a road*
I"* lor Jdiaa lUttroon Jcnea, "The
Brides P M Call at tha Market,"
which told o f a brtda who want
to Uia market because they ab
way* ato IS oyatots aha decided
to buy IS perk chape, and il
that waao*t anoagb, wall, aa
Mlae Janaa laid, "Ha can Juet
atuothm and
"BettefHa cr 1
CiHaen," of a
HELEN . HUTCHISON
and
BOB HICKSON are lacking at
each other that way in JoumaItom and anywhere elea for that
matter, ,
GEORGE BRIDGEHarkey MAN departed Near Martlnsrill',
W. V. to come down to Florida
and go to echool at good elo
Seminole High. . - HUGH waa
home for Spring holiday* and
<
D llA
a la ia .l
v a o w n n a 'a
waa VERMA
elated. VEveryene’s
h ,
been going around ERMA tinging du
T i l n o w loro again.” .. . Could **u
EDWARD MARSHALL'S audden do
yen for biology bo became SIB Ogl
■Ita right aerooa from hlmT .
the
BLA OKIE WHITE baa Joined the
the long Hat o f BETTY KINO’S ow
admirers, but they agree to dit.
‘
agree , , . Our euto couple o( the by
week to MARJORIE and FRED. ™
What era HENRY MANNING’S
and DAVID BROWN’S Inteneta » •
over at Junior High! . . .BOBBY J "
PROCTOR haa finally auecumhad - f l
to ELIZABETH
HATCHER’S ; '
big brown ere*. . .BILL VERNON '1 /
mew that Vo and MARJORIE » *. The aatbetae along
m
s r jr
Vittorio b
Dace raw
Bndagtlo a
and If Ow
“ purr." »
pat off the
Furniture Is Made
In Mechanics Class
.1 ,AV
Netbtog OTertomaa' tha
ploymant problem Ilk* b
j prepared for n Job and
! mg that Job wall. In
* Interview with' PJadto
Fred T. WlUtonu. chej
the Board of Public In
and a civil engineer, I
tha following utoroatL
about that profession. >
In
lha ' depression
which wa b*va Just pea
wars fewer gnduatoe ol
ertag ecbool Ml* than |
from any other coun
rcaaon. for Uia, be eafl
a man with an sttginaei
ration fan bettor apply
to other Unto of e a t
aery- In tta study ad so
one must train hlmaet
b
'mmrnsmi their
• » i o f llw. j
tta first of the year, -tta
I this M .
they will
-'Harkey'*
By BOWMAN MIDDLETON
JUNIOR HIGH
to -tto fM iU tJ to tf
By JACK MORRIflON
OVIEDO
ItoMDWARD MARi S a L L
couldn’t go out la»t Friday night
DUB
anIowed skating with
u wroriri, water LEONA HOWARD. . .
Why to HELEN TAM M goto*
sewecugi works,
sanitary work. around with a I » « V ? n u « E Y t r
Could I* b* taeauaa of “ BUOETir
GWEN and MARCIA * " f r talnad n few of ttoaa who Wanl
to the dance the other night with
an intonnlaslwnertlr. There pro•ant wew BETTY WATOEN n
iffi.'W&SS:
?ffli5!SSSr’.D?,* r «
f S j im m y r u k u l r »
riuW21
. , ORTN ADA
BETH PIPPIN must hero It bad.
They’re area bolding bands in the
M hr Books Added To
library At S. H. a
m{
jiW d
�if"
h'
Hartford
T h e O nly O n l m i
llo r ld n C ity A f f o r d i n g Hail, H igh w a y
A n d W a te r Trnn.nportalloii
SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONO.
FEBRUARY
3,
1941
M em ber A ssociated
N U M 1 IK R
Tress
1.1ft
D . A . R. Will Dedicate Speer Grove Labor Trouble
As Part Of Founder’s Day Program
Wing Wings Award
•
r
■ ■ ■■■■ ■
•
Mass Daylight Bomb
ings As Invasion
_ Preliminary To Be
° Met, Officer Says
Speer Grow, considered one of
the fin ed grove* In thin section
of the date when it wn* set
out In 1845, will be dedicated aa
a public park by the Settle Herrieon Chapter of the Daughter*
o f the American Revolution Sat
urday afternoon aa part of the
obaervanee of Sanford Founder'*
Day, Mr*. K, E. Houmillat, chair
man .of tho committee for the
D. A. H. announced today.
- Dr. At rente n Speer, who tame
to Florida from Georgia in 1H41,
planted the grove and many o(
tho original tree* are d i l l liv
ing and bearing fruit. The grove
la located at Nineteenth Street
and Hellonrille Avenue.
Sanford'* City Comnii*«ion, at
a recent meeting, voted to ael
the property aside
ua
Speer
Grove Park at the rcouest of the
German Strength
yCftUed Superior
Hurricanes, Spitfires
. Cross Channel For
• Daylight Offensive
D. A. R.
L O N D O N . Feb.’ '3 — m GeVmhny’a
flr a t
line
Mr
atren gth w ill be “ m e u u ra b ly
Jn excesa" o f B rita in ’s on
R t r . 1, b u t B rita in aga in w ill
bent b eck an y retu rn to mast*
d a y lig h t bom b in g aa a “ pre
lim in a ry to invaaion’ ’ w ith
" w a ir c r a ft and pilot*.
ra n k in g o ffic e r o f the
Air Fores declared today.
Another reliable sour** Mid
tk* British expected 1,000 Amor.
‘
a b m to b« flying
Ulantie far Groat
hy May.
10* Spitfire and
large
For enlightening the American
public on national dtfons* In tho
air, Constance Moor* (lo ft), star
o f “ I Wanted Wings,’’ receives
a wings modal from Mrs. Ogilvy
Druee, 70. first woman flier in
America. Mrs. Drue* flew with
the Wright brothers and la head
o f "Women Fliers o f America."
Rotarv Hears Of
■»
il
pre*e»itcil
at
thr
dedication,
which will hegm nl 2 (1ft o'clock,
and one of hi* drucendrnt* will
unveil nn appropriate marker,
Mrs. Roumillot *old.
A number of dr*rendrni, of
Dr. Speer are living in .Sanford
now, including George A Speer
,Jr, Vivian Sprer.
Kdwnrd
F.
lane and Mr*. Jnmc*
llidge
Mr*. Sadie Ilnm*e, Jimmy Rid
ges, Jr., Tommie Speer, and Uo*r
Msry Speer.
The public it invited l» thr
dedication. Mr*. Rmimlllat «*id.
Property Valued
To A f t Tourists At $14,500 Burned
atloa or Re- During Year 1940
a la Praised
utfld Powers Annual Report Shows
Fire Damage ('outs
of
urlgin of t V
---a.*- -- MW. -i
. *
$1.42
Per Ca p i t a
o f lk « Q tv c tm KerSanford Rotarlana
About Ju.riiid 1^, building* nnd
[blar weekly luncheon other propei ty # n d o t my III by
WM
r o « n , former fire during Ihr pn-i year, accord.
tkt Junior Chamber Ing to tho annual report of Chief
M. N. Cleveland ui(d the pf£ cipt-
British
Claim
Capture
Of
In Defense Is
Hit By Official I: Fascist Forces In Eritrea
War Department Ex' -presses S u r p'r I tfe
A t Ford’s Except
ion To Labor Law
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 — W )
— Under-»rcrrlary Robert P. Pat.
Icrton, speaking for (ho War
Department, today anrrted that
“ trivial labor ra*r» ahall not b*
permitted l.t atop woik on a lie.
feme contract or prevent tho
award of one"
Patteraon *nid Ihe department
was Surprised at the Ford Mo.
tor Company'* exception to a lab*>r law compliance Hauae In ft
110,000,(Mm truck contract which
it lost in the m-xt lowest bidder
Greeks Control
New Positions
Showdown In FrenchL e r m n n Relations
Is Expected Soon
*** 4*s«»rt»|fd I'rere
( Him .
Frl». .1--( A I*) —
llrllinh fnrrrw orru pil'd IU
r«nln. in llnlian Krllrra, v n .
tenia i nf 1it Ihr limn had
bi'i'i pI r tiilnnrit b> ||a drfrmlrrw. |)n< Hritiwh ammunrH
hnrauve of Hu* except ion.
Ad ini ni«l rat ivc »ln«tt‘£i*lii j f * terduy rtf nt tin y hoped to obtain
M.iuic spprovMi nf the iMd-tuBritain lull
by
next
wevkrnd
without mujoi amendment and
I him grant any nccrsaAry ct»Hr m i o i i i to
Evnntc pAssagft
ty a PutiRtimtinl mujority.
IikIi i
H r iiis l)
The Mouse tt"tidi*r*hip •chudulfd
thr*i» ilay’R of general ilcbalc on
tho measure, hfgrvinmg today* and
supporter*
were confident
it
would sad through the chamber
Wilhelm Kunie (second from le f t), leader
with votes to npare.
A determined fight
In the : fi f tin- German-American Bund. It pictured
making, however. In the Senate. Xwllli three of hi* cohort, before they wore
Its Foreign Itrlatlons ('ommltteft
‘Vcntcnrcd nt Newton. N J-. In term* not le>*
arranifr'd another week of hear*
flhati line year *1 Itnrd labor and fined 11,001)
Ings. Oppositinn witness***, inelud*
lug Norman Thomas, ('nl, ChftHfft
A, Lindbergh and Philip l*aFoL
lette. the former Wisconsin gov*
ernor* were or* the list
One highly-plncotl Admlniatr**
lion lender declarer! that l*reaL
dent Hooitcvi-It was willing to **do
nnythirrr within reason'* to win
n sitcalde
majority
beth
houses fer the bill, which would
_____
permit hint to lend, lease
Of I
transfer American-made military
Shelkey Elected
Head Of Sanford
Shuffleboard Club
t u< ri
rhnrir^i i»f
vl liiliny
i mi I Ini; rt'lijf ii»u* h m<i
i iyhl,
c,tF< *ho a dried, explaining’ that In moat rases these
ar* too largo to eupply (ho de
mand made for parlcular accom
modation*.
•r
Engiand wax free
mldara tip to a lata
rhreudad the *trait o f
tar a dear winter A
m Tho daylight raid* a
Tyovar from attacka
night and at dawn. la
aartJa, tho air mlnlatr
■mall force o f coastal
aircraft attacked the
Of the hundred* o l visitor*
wliom ah* haa colled cm, Mr*.
Ilodgklrt. aald that 31 have de
cided to locate her# permanently
aad that elx have bought home*
a ear. in thlx city. In making her call*,
iturday abe •explained that' she alwaya
I night pryaenU Ihe vUltara with a bou
quet of flower* and a directory
r f the clty’a leading marchanta.
Explaining tb* origin of the
Information Booth,* Mr, Power*
Mid that local marchanta had do
nated moat of the ntletlaU
which went Into K* ooiutrurtton
while lh* labor U bulM It had
been provided by the NVA. Ho
Mid »b#w had (man. a aplondld
aplrlt of cooperation amoty all
Attractive New
s ta rv e *®
fer another 10 w*oka IWa rrinA lk «
J&
ftr Trade Group City New. Bjlefr
cauae of dir fir* at I
Lumber Company whlcl
ly drdroyed about |,
«d___ pi
property, the Chief said today.
The number of Area this /car
amounted to 200, contracted with
a total of M3 last ytar. Though
lb* lot* In property was grem
the Inxuranc* covering the |>i«perty returned 110,160 I d thr
owners.
Of the 200 fire* during thr
year i l l of them were Mnrtt-d
by rautr* unknown. Moat o f the
fire* were graaa fire*, or wrrr
rausrd by tporka from flur* anil
rhimneya, cigarette*, and a f> «
from defective wiring. A total of
100 call* wore answered, in of
them being outalde o f tho city
The classification o f the fire*
ahowa 94 o f them have boon gin—
(Ir4*. Building* and cantenl* wenthe next greatest In number of
fire*, 41. white about 10 fire,
concerned ears aad truck*.
Rome o f the varied cause, of
fire* were running ear*
with
brake* on children playing with
matches, defective go* tank* on
care, lightning, collision o f care
and spontaneous cotnbottlcn. Quite
a number wrre from overheated
stove* and burning nf robblsh
The depnrtmont received
O'.)
complaints during tha year and
made a total o f 99 Inspection*
Moat of tho fin e worn controlled
by the hand pomps aad the bumtar pump truck had to be used
only ate timet. Foor false alarm,
wrra answered d u rin g the year
aa far back aa 1911 ahowa a
gradual lacreeae In tba number
of the flr*a during the paat 2h
yaara but the coat of tha fire*
show! a decreaa* during the p,*t
eight years.
n«
To Speak Here
P a g e Tkreel
(»u-ht4t
V<11*11-(
hiw
i ,ii m I
ngum»l
hui nut**
I 1'lift , Kinrn ,
ikliip|iiui t ,
tiR•!11• I••s
Activity Rep o r t
Of C h a m b e r Is
Sent To Members
itntum
mntillily
by
Mu>
I inhri w I jmil>Inf |Hi1itn a| tick.
tiii,» L Hiik ii ni'H Iumi ti« Firnrh
\ in nl \f ir* I-in
Atlmmil
Jean
i t to(k -iiinrtl in Futlw, prexuiiu
hM v in «■•*'«f»*i
with ihe mmtril
Min i mi i fiM inir'i, Fieric* La.
v*l. I’rjfunliiig t iillnbniulittn with
(teininiv v
ttimninnihr.m.Hiiff ,f ihe
t ri'fich fl«'«'t, Ihulnri 11U41 might
rotifn irgnrdmg <li po'dinn of
Bulletin SIiowh Work
Kiemfi Nftvy iH 'p il H u n from
Do n e In Interest the
(he I'j|lnii4^|*<wrrj|iueiilal t m l ot
Of State Rort<r 2SR Vtrhv, hr»w#rrr, made n itii'tiiifin
*‘f
(hi* pORfibililj
In 1*11 v eViiif, n -1•1 t tlv '•Imw.
in I rrnHi.( ; i r u i i m iiLilmn*
n,l irtkttlleif im Mi ltill if
Herndon Replace.*
Dingfelder As
Kiwanis Head
Rain Slops ('lul)’s
Trip To Luke Mary
Tug Sales On Two
Days Are $13,000
Building Permits
Gain In January
ary. 1940. waa 911,930.
Included In ihe permlta were
two for 9*000
homo*, which
wrra tho largest (lag!* sum*.
Another l a m figure waa a nermlt far 91,900 repair* to the Rita
Fab. 6, P. ‘ P. Campbell and
Walter R. Coleman; Feb. 12. Dr
Iditber T. Doss and C. R. Daw.
son: Fab. 19, Sanford Doadnav
and Dr, W. H. Garnor: Fab. 29
ID James* Out and E. C. Harper
Tha board i f director* wIP
meet Thursday night
at ►7:00
o'clock at the Palma and Pin**
on tha RanfordeOrtando Mghwav
sbuth ar , tho A m lta g * Cabin
c«urta.
-S i
roftii Mrfining ft lighwfty, Ko«d
?02 ftom Oviedo to Ccnvvft will p *
ie prcRcntcd ftt tho next rnrri
Although 'It wo* third among
ng of tho Htfttft Road I>rpart- the (tales in percentage of popu
nrnt for fhftlnUnftftft.
lation increase la the 1940 conns.
“ We pip tft ftoror rmulti on California recorded the greatest
thror projects In view, of our new abaclule Increase. Ua Increase
politic nl Rot-up, ftnd all tho** was nearly 1.100.000 •« compand
project* will tft ftfftln preaontftd with nearly COO,000 In Now York
to tht S u it Road Department Stale.
*
at tht budgtt mtctlng In March,
aoclatlon to act aa chairman of a
committee to prouare a brief to
present to tho Federal Bureau
o f Public Road* setting forth
the advantages o f Mate Rood No.
J-
t.eiiiiim \4i4-. -iiiitl Li he i*Xpert•>
>ii v l •MM» A him i4-itn.Iontit lositib-
Names Of Newcomers
To City Announced
ole Team WUI
Winter Gsrden
IS
Npoodiitff
A candy **1* with one.fourth
of Ihe profits to be donated 1"
<tii‘i kri rrjinit#'«| 11n• *,11»f 11«*- tif
the “ Mile O'DIme*” fight ngnln*l
jMIMlnn I IMg piwiliefit MM t ffl.lllilri
infantile paralyai* ws* held Hatnr.
m nun (run innge M^illi uf K IMil lit
day on First S t m t t>y meinter*
m itiftei fighting, ,»m.i (I m> ».et£iir«(
of the H-Ball Club.
of "mufiv Mitomntj. unite, iiinrThe junior high *ehool gi'1*
tur
wntf nf 1 kfmVw f.f iiui Ipi ini "
belonging to the eluh today r«
H>ilteli e |anr 4
(Diifrli
pressed Ihelr appreciation for ihe
ni tin- notUfwt’wteni |mtl t I (u'r.
cooperation of those making iheir
mull in1, iipirii Finiii'* in n hefnfi*.
■ale h Micce,,.
I j 1441 iiftlli'k A I'nllt III IIH11*•M o f
Club members' Include: Ml,*
In1' 1>•I till Mitt t-\ J31V Mgllimt
Audrey >R*ch, Ml** Minnie Ruth
ii | \ 1 1iti111r 11 vi11 r 1 »•in Fhimteti to
Ddhuir, Mlaa Caynille
Batten.
Hu f rnli.itk i Iniith1 *■f Simlinm
Ml** Mary Ann Whelehel. Mi*, j A C. Mud.lt it, hctrcfui y.trcaflurcr
t>r. Hamilton licit, prealdrul
II
I i r i * f 1 int 1hit >*
Maith* Page, MU* Mildred ilnh- V4 hftA been tlie cu,tent in Ihe of Itollln* Collego
in
Wild* ,
o-1 ■ivilian
o i
snn, Mis, Sylvia Malsch and Ml,, |ui-t thi1 |■i o-i,tv ii t we, elected Park, will speak on ''Alumni
-MlflllN
Mill
l">in among the winter viaitora Aulhnr," at the eleventh annual
Shulry Cameron.
«
1
*
1
iifiiihtiM
.iu,t the ulnvr two uflirer, nrv rilitT „ uf ihe animated nnigurim
i ••tkI* I in Nhii«-w
|"imancnl lo id r n t, .
to he presenled hy the l.ileratiin
"i 11milt), I
Iloate*,,'* «»-rr appointed by liepaitninnt of the Sanford
"
> 11MHI tl Mil III.)
itir new pri'sidcnt to cimtact po*. man'* t'luli Weiineadii) at I ■"
\ mi k II.
-it,I# uirmbri* »t the hotel. In the r m
Ii III ..... . • I lift I'll fa .»
Mr,. Maymo Mero
Hodgkin, •itv. Mr* II) td Guodr will re.
ll IM19!111I r|
head of tha greater's service ol I'M-eent Hie ,lub ut Ihe Hotel
r 'i m . e . ill o U l..
the Junior Chamber of Commerce, M*yfalr mill Mr. M ||. Culltlan
l( tl iM • Mu ('li-Mny. Jan L h
today announced tho name, of five *1 the Vnlilrx llutel. A rnnllon
H«j
it
' f> H'U
Williteih.M
additional newcomare to Sanford, rtmt every member of Ihe club
i iii'l.
1 Itkl
llul l« «
twu of whom Indicated that they <rv to get on. new member wn,
i , ihi , ■til.'.
Fci
tmmliiMi
Intended to become permanent re. mode by llyrd (Jundr nnd pa,*e,l
1 , « •r" i*»ir
it**
Ml
I him (it
j ii1nntnmualy l,y „ 1] prenvnt.
sldenta.
1 le. .* iiti
Ikriytiihfi lit ji»
They Included)
| 41 (he beginning uf Ihe meet,
(, r MYf'InfMl.
I 1l . len.i
1(11 ii Liduy pi eviiiled mrmtw'rR
It. Hwrxle, Miami; Walter Con o g the by-luw, of the origtnnl
I Snuftirif I’ i 1 mi,m» r11 tel i * v Sanfmd 'I fiif>nl 1 lllh got) I' Hetndnn, clerk "I Hit
nelly, ColumbUS, O.) E. R. Steven \■tot) were rend soil adopted, with
\4if *’ ft-, j until. .1 tett.i Mil' 1• 1 r4k* Mu > |.*r an uli tluy
•on. IlighPoInt. N. C l A. C. Win , Hie eireplmn of one article fixing Circuit Cumt nf Mrumimle (
I
i hi Mr h«n 1
... M • I'M MU hill the i iteiip mil ul the
frey, and R. E. Cooper, Ohio.
' i f dues. Thr* article will tie re. ly ami recently elected fir*l
m I
,iuf. nl.
1 1..
(.•ills 1VM It. ' n tell* II 1lllll Mill niiifiiihg Lt
1| *d to run form , with the new president uf the K'wuni* I'hil* '
4
.4
litlie tluii limit lindei iteivi’i
KII.LK1) ON H IG H W A Y " |Mllcy of the || due,. Mr Shel. au'umatrrallv hecame pietnlr nt
Ill,
H** f IniMiin*r of ( 'urMiiit
Ah Ml 1 «!fl Ml •iii Im'I n galliiTni
' l y appealerl to the member, to
last week when the Imatd of 'll
I■
--»
f
”
n
1
'oigiin(ri
-l
i
i
M
nl
*» It i* building nn Ihe Inkffront
WEST I'A L M BEA CH, Feb
' <* 'k *■ u unit sml try to revive
rritur, urn ptad the leeignai mn 11 M.lttl >u fnl morlinr
nl
H
im find
l*i i ud Mien Infill on tahli'R.
— (A*)—Robert Boeotey, Jr.,
IK mihuriaam nf ihe Hub.
i ( Julius Dingfelder
'"it
l(t-ii(| Dmpurl mriH •ij Hi.
Mi.
Mu' mt*a| (lie mnnbfi * i *kdied In ■ hospital Sunday sfiei
New member, ih*t paid thr fee
Mr. Dmgfrlaer , 1 1 t'nlalli il
D im i - . i . J In play * uini**i , Mini Mi»ri . ta-**1 of Kutf Runil 1?Ki
being found unconscious on thr *H*r the meeting tlmisd were;
piuxy Jan M, since illlira, |">
11-MM id Mu- R •4 11 ul Mai 1te|Mirt•»*i in now nctor comj ll 1!
military trail weat of here. Po-'M t. and Mr,, livid Goode, Mm
vented hi* attending the meilmg j
U . .Mungcrl join!
im otmg- |iiiri i
lire Mill ha might have hren|M If. Cullllan, I' lUystrl Smith,
iihyaiiian, liar silvinei] Iiiih
id. I*" *' nil III y lion 1 .f .*( Ill
stmek hy nn automobile while I <,'*ea I. Ilrown. Mr*. C. C . Earl.
fishing from a bridge. An uni. ' i n . Ida Chamberlin and Mr. It I" refrain frum all arliritle* 11>« 1 . il i .(ini Sillllimlf ChMIMlIt ia ||l
he ran until he reruvei*
i*.
join t
1 i 'h hi vi I in n **
dent if led motorist telephoned fut "
Eakln. Membership o f Ihr
Drrrclura uf thr Kiuam* ( Inti |
I T'9»t|uc*ffting flu 1 m
>h now total, .1(1.
an ambulance
f foivihg Hi hI. Ro t.I l l
Tournament, will be worked granted Mr Dlngfvldrr u yeai »
1 Mmu to tiu- JK m •' ill.
' ul With other nmmunltlea later, leave uf abieHco ol hi, rnr|ue»l
l'«y mlc* Friday unit SaturMi llrrndun will piealde fur fa-r 1 'V
1,'laled II.1.IH6 is. ihe hear.
Mr., Madden, secretary o f the
4 <..<.|>rralitiu wilh I hi- < *MHHi ',•«) aimiuut during a nunltar pethe
first
tint*
officially
as
pie*.
Hub said.
WP hill* is il If’I'I'J - i it'd in rei ciil year*. Jim I). Jin.
ulrnt Wdnea da y at the regulai f ....... .........
I 111 tvjivmg tho limit! I >«»|i«iit. km*. County tax cullrt-lur, *ald
luncheon meeting, Hu ha, been
presiding at lh# inerting* ip tie mint M*mt irigiiu’f r i into S«*nu. l"dnt
Friday the amount wn,
ri.
I. r.ainly to define u* v* ng liL |ii.ll>6 AH, and on Saturday tha
abtrnc* of MF, Dlttgfrhler. K ('
The essayist* who were aucol.wav
for
Htatc
Itoud
4
4
fi
mn
Harper
ha*
been
elevated
to
the
craaful In havtaf thrlr compoeilutnl wa, 17.HP 00
Ition of first vie* president, lh** TltURville Ivrry hy (iineva
tiona plckad by tha committee
M o f rlit* stood In line on both
Bolldlng
penalu
In
8aaferd
to.
vacant
by
the
advanrvment
in
If
>
•
Hftnford*
ThU
oigftnimhnii
will appear In peroen at “ Gate o'
day* tu
obtain
their
liccns*
the I»le*,” MT. Borhetlor’e eaU U t«lM| 919,023 during Ihe month o f Mr. Herndon to tha presidency. hii» ii»od it* influence in •'» half plate , and today the tax collec
Program rhalrmrn
for
the of Stutr ftimd 203 from Oviedo tor', office was otill dong a brisk
In Winter Pari- aa Feb. 21, and of January, It w ai announced nt
to thr Urangr county line Kngkn. htialne,*. T h t rieadllnv for using
g ill deliver their subject* orally, tho Cltv Hall today, an lacreaeo coming rnontn have been
c**r» m m * Rtill ft( work on thin thr 1040 tsg* waa Friday St mid.
a* one o f tha ovtraU of Founder* of 99.203 over the Mine month nounrod a* follows:
lent year. Tho ameant In Janu
Week o f Ratlins Celleg*. Two
gold model*' ar* rented In poraoa
iy Mr. Bwbellar, will ho awarded
to the twa visaing routeoUnt*.
Attendiag tho oemmltteo meetbig at Mr. BAfcrtftte a home lait
-.1 row-:1 1
troo ps,
tht;ir fiimnniirn to d rive M um.
milinl * I .Mt A frirn n lo'^ionw
into the Ited Sen, wen? rcIMirtiMl tniluv to have traiu>e(l
tin- “ hiKRi'si Italian fo r c e " in
i hi* Itari'Mi ii Kune in 11ntinn
K rilre a
Ihe home front. Intact
hv tiernum duvliuht raidiTH,
'■* ** ' * l"‘ Nving Ai riiks thr A(-
Ttrni* ifft it .l |,y tb.* c u y wrrt,
fucvpled uml 'fiu i r- wr-rt* cJiirtril
ft m illing uf tf„. members
'•t tht BsnfiMil Shuffle board Club
nl thr rouri* Sitiurdny Afternoon.
At cording (it (be it r r nngrmrntR
H,lh Ihe ('ll)' (ho Hub will b«
i ,,fl by the nn inbrrw Mhd (hr duss
**••* reduced to $i.
( I f l l c e l r rb'itctJ by tbr group
14,44: W R Sbt Jkt ) , prcAitlcnl; W.
I (tail ifnil, \iift» president j ami
Three Sanford Students Compete
In Finals Of Bacheller Contest
Three o f tha ala
to compete to" tha 1
Urn Irving Beckett
t**t w in i written
itudenU Prof. A .
R-rnaa CeUogo aa.
The els w a n 0
commltte* fo r an
h i *'
11 ( lurk iiml
G r o u p Re-Organizes
Jlnder New Terms
S a l e Is
l
H$W.
•Ifc ir irTCr^
i /ThV'TIgWH
rM -l:10 Candy Sole
T h » wnriVnvTt
o f f e r e d By City
Sanford hat had *lii<e 1032 ami
By H-Ball Members
waa raised ;to such R
• I Ua Booth from 8:30 to 6:30
•very day, lira. Aiken Mid that
largely as a m u lt of hor con.
lacta with tho traveling public,
seven furnished homos boro been
rented In Sanford and 37 apart,
menu. Thera an now only 10 va
cant faorooo and 10 vacant apart.
Drive To Push Ital
ian Legions Toward
Red Fen Reported
Laming In Speed
Bund Leaders Sentenced For Hate Speeches
LOCAL WEATHER
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I Inrldu C ity A ffo r d in g Hail, H ig h w ay
A m i W a ter T rn n sp o rla tio n
British Army Heads
For Next Objective
In Afric an Conflict
Secretary Says Nads
Are Awaiting Good
, Weather To Launch
Invasion Of Britain
Debate In House
•To Begin Monday
Cabinet Official BeUetes U. S. Citl• zena Approve B ill
W A S H IN G T O N . Ja n . 31 —
(Jft— TTie
A d m in istra tio n 's
B rltlR lu rid bill w aa aen t to
A « H o u se flo o r to d a y fo r a
m o m en tou s d e b a te
atnrtlng
M on d a y
w h ile
S e cre ta ry
Ktaox te a tifie d th e NaalR are
a w a itb iff "R o o d w e a th e r fo r n
t y j en ouffh tim e ” to Invade
leader o f the German American
Bund and eight lluml associates
were sentenced mday tr serve
one year to M months in the
State Prison On charge* of violet.
Ing New Jersey's ''rare hatred'1
H elm Thompeon, 18, told court law.
in New York City of expensive
Two of them were also fined
gift* ihowered upon her by Jo.'■ $2000 each and the other seven
•eph T. Colbert, former 440-e-- $1,000 each.
week clerk accuaed of dodging
The men had heen indielrd on
i Ia Ig income
fJiits.
Although clmnrcs of milking or permitting
Colbert i» being tried on the tax ! anti-seme tie Mirer hr*
nt
the
evaalon rhargea, he face* indict- I Bund'* Camp Nnrdlang
merit alleging he gnd a printing |
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salesman conxplred to emlwitlc
*
$1,000,000 from Colbert'* cm.
poy,r*
H ill Offers Plan
For Management
Of Shuffleboard
ifiS ^ t o a U fy ln g b ftor.
xh.
BenaU Foreign Halation* Com.
mlttM, yanawid hi* for*e»»t of a
-vary grave crisis" with to or 90
gad al»o assarted It w u ■
■' fancy" to talk a* Colon*!
L& dhao*,
' tad m m to Korop*.
,__ Britain. h* u l t east
Ualtod' But** U m a to
train n t n , develop
tht arm / In
, >adding "If
o( the ihuftod, w* moat
to repel) an
U offered to
to toit* the shuOTafeawd #t*b by Mayor
the AU w . C. 11U1 Id a. meeting of the
member* |t the City Hall laat
nteht TIM plan *■ Outlined would
redoes th* team W $> and place
the adahattlMlRw V
the lunda
la t h t . haada e f ■atob member*.
R RR the plan U
•t ■ meetat aome future
»14 The club
be
Playing Fee May Be
Reduced To $1 To
A ttftttJ Ia inhere
t
. of
th*r
bn the
Adolph
least-land hlU
Hitler warned In a J j ^ ^ B r i
that Aaiertean euppl
® Committee
Chairmen Bloom
U
raid the bin wee “ a dlrtet onewer to IHtler.1’
T h en waa no Immediate offi
cial comment on Hitter's remarke.
BteaineanUy. however, the SUU
•apartment re reeled a few hour*
after Hitler .poke
that
laat
week when President Booeerelt
greeted herd Halifax,
British
iiehemadtr. In Chteapeake D»y
he g»T# aeeurance o f an Ameri
can determination to continue
€ > an orerJncrearing eeale u iletaneo to Britain.
It alao
waa
m a lle i
that
to Cpn.
Raeaevalt, In
adoption at the
I eaU the United
would not ho d etem d by
German or Italia* threat
m b Mi it*
‘ ttlon U aid the
paid them and the new, reduced
feea inuat be Jiald tp the club
by all member*. Money left over
•t the end o f the year can be
turned oyer to the City at the
discretion of the club, Mayor Hilt
suggested.
Chief cause of dissension with.
In the club was said to have re
sulted from an Increase in mem.
bershlp fee* from 60 cents to
f 1.60, Waklo Aldrich, last year's
president of the organisation, de
clared City management of tbe
club killed tbe Incentive o f the
members in working
for
the
club’s betterment by taking all
responsibility and leaving none
for the club members
A controversy area* over the
teeming lack of Interest In the
club thU year. Membership list
year .totaled 187, whllo this year
It w g only 28, Report* o f ills,
tallsflcllon
precipitated
the
meeting last night.
March Of Dimes Race
Is Event At Track
Tho “ March o f Dlraaa- hand I.
p will bo tho featuro o f th*
races pt the
fW ord -Q rteh d o
Konnal Club tonight, Bradford
Byrd, county chairman o f tho
drive again
si inf
‘ at
* *an tOo paralysis,
Mid today. All
special 12th race will go
tha
taun t/ fund to b* divldad
lwean
woan tha national and tho local
organisation.
' Owner o f tho wlanlag dog will
ho awarded a silver loving cup
itow on dtonlay M tho Wtottow o f
who. aro denoting
ting tho woo o• f their
the nsco arts Joe Ger.
Little Rip, .
with B r a y Heart, At
“
« r .,
Han Pirate, M. A . 1
'Blair
£r.ls
&
Ward with Hlghlaad Ball . . . .
Kobirl
Bishop Moore To 1)1
Speak Sunday At
Methodist Church
Levine Italian Troops .Muni
tion Tepeleni, Last
To Greece's
Ari\mice To Ynlonn
Peace Reported
In Thailand War
This map .hows latest war development* in Africa, dark con.
tinent, Indeed, for Premier MusaolinU i l l British forces in Libya
rlosed in i n tlornn as another column thrust in direction of
Bengasi (2i A Tree Trench force stDcd a *»vlfl KOO.mile desert •
advance from frontiei i f Trench ERuntorial Africa to « ipo din |
in Italian nli huso nt Murxuk In oasia of IY*san The drive formed
Arthur
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lvX V
oasis for n gigantic ptneer si|ueete. ("tt Iiolians reported relreiit- the Honda
formers, will
ing Into Ethiopia from i'inin liagar. I ll In the Melrmtnn areo, Mrthndi.1 Chuii
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where British <Inimrd advaiwe", conditions lire reported ' ‘ on. ing nt 11 ltd t* |.n I
i it i - 1, i.pel ill ;niw on fill
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changed."
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In iti.' reiten il hi'ii<|t|imrti<rp
LONDON,
Ju it
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Bishop M(Hilt
V
j
l |Irulill 111 llo\ l lopillp " t o ou r
A m b u U n rr,, a«i<t f u r hUHon* will
| Buhrmau Mill* ,t
s i
ntli .iplni'i'
I'll,. Itrilish A r
ho B ltid ird *1 f ir mt hum] tonight
,
nhilit \
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till n! ills- Nile ItII* 1111*114*11 it*
by W rn rfe lJ W tllk iv. who
mine
varirniM $li*triithere to see for him -rtf hmv bnd*if Iniihliiig ii t * nit i i
} hpi Ii *hi i tu >p s irr n I .ihvnn
ly H rila in need* Un ited State*
It y Ptniihlntion itt i
■ 1n ii *i i i.m 11 ni 11 i d r iv in g lltr
aid fo r heg w ar e ffo it.
o|
in <iimu
11 ilium
Hum
D entil,
nntl
Willkie
hr uniilit leave
pi i -.*1 <1 t hi oitrh t he fel l ill’
Unusually high
soorr*,
>r'*' soekiriB to rnl- f t'
fer the Province* Sunday night
i
•I I Y I i! I V xX ItYl
H i fleluding .1 oerfect rWOxMKI made' ..
.. .
,
.
or Monday, going to Coventry,
I Ik IU XtI n(l lfh't I\4*
-hr .......... Wolfe of llrswoy. were
.....,
r
Manchester. Sheffield find Bir
VI. ili iitIt xx;ii
f l nnl
tunu.l .o by member* of the
Mrlhml.-ls
t.
mingham If posiihlr, nnd would
Sommid. t.on < tub at lie rogu. , , n|
,
„ Pl
„
•I. iii MdI$m mli*, Vti.
gtart for home the middle of
•i I 11s him it pops hmi
neat week.
..... ...
“,l~ " *l " ,r r*nB" I plained
The due. •
^
G .n I>prli*in. onr iM
near the Botei M .y fsif y"U-r
. iwfnrlit mipmlinK
Bi rd J f-wwle, president.| A „ „ uhrltllip,
day. li
>fr ix• i mxxiird Vrtlnnn
Direct hi. were rlerted anil re said ti* 1m^
ford pit slur
h i Mm Nrm I'nnsl At
Mr \\..It,- was followed rlo e| i ) Mom. o .
ports on tile work accomplished
i . i ♦Ik «pl.krwiiMiTi H8.
during the post year were heard ly by Hoy Williams, with 2tl7s- Wlirk „ f lhl, , .... ,
1'ipmii t .Minirr uMiick'
at the annual itorkhuldei. Hirel :I00, end William Brocket, who t.|OBr „ f h„
I,,., ,
WASHINGTON, Jan. ;t| - (fl'i ing uf the .Sanford Production mode LhUsIHin The full course n „ (,
<ll*Xli|'ht l UlllTri »<■
—■ Adolf Hiller** threat to tor- Credit Association last night at match of .lew, tinted and rapid j |1(, hop ,, lin, ...........
•i i
im tiM’W ?i I |inyl.mil ”
tire was used. Ml Goode said |
|r>. to rn, . r
i
pedo atl ahips carrying I'nited the City Hall
, i.
vliixiitiity doxi n
Olhet go,«l score* in
lhe(
rh).
i.
Stotoa sunplirs to Britain was
The new board nf directors Is
i i hovrr t MmInterpreted In some congressional composed nf Ralph Ii. Chapman, mate fit mg wi le made hy L«>, home Is in A 1 1
Ml t
itfil *,*xi’ll miT
circlet |aat night aa an attempt C. S le a . ( ' It. Clonta, Jo h n BuUiei. -'PfstiMI and Jlmnnr ' <•* elected to
Do
M
Congreae Into curb. M risch. Sr., am) J . J . Bully. O ffl. woo, I'THs.tlKl
I |vstto ami in addiii -.
I ixM
ai mi«t iff
I Roosevelt's
Roosevelt'* payer* cent w ill be named b y the d irre .
Gr’Drjcv i Ahok, r i f lf In it r u d o f i j u t i k D Itt J I ■i ti I n .1
Hu* 11mUh titm l
big
blit. tor* at a mecflng next mpoth.
>g lendJaaao
loi
of ski,* club, was welcome* hark he hsa chnrfr ul lb*
hmJii
nil
) NJbin >
J. Tt. Davktee*. aertotary.treas. form iti F Hiy llnrn UmpI'
t * r ^ t TTtttW B»rm*U ^i«tti ( onfiTrf
IT.
(mt.x-4 hin t xxhi. 111■
serfbed tho threat “ as Just tho urer, announce,! Ihat the nprral
brrn rrcrlvmp ilfrltiml CIm
” 1iw
where hi
I rifi ’i Titpflhr-*' Mgr
ing statement during Iftefl showed treilment fur Hoinr timr
sam* old Hitler technique."
I hvrruno^ im n *tlie
■I 'll' li n*i .11 Fl hilt Ii
“ Once again," he said, "Illllrr « gain over IH10. Mr. Bully gave
11
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my
i
n
n’t
cony
rBiulult'*!
Mr
W u lf f v
Is trying to divide tha force* nf » report for the board of direc
(or his ptuKl •tinwinit in thv f'vunyi li-Ui typ*'
"'•liT fig(i1rfi| L . tii ♦h
democracy by sowing tbe seeds tors,
Hllhllp MlHlfr i 4otst.il
I’ lstol
Florida
Wr-xl
"
MM'VHty *... .'<111\
In
nf suspicion.”
J*rk Trost. assistant *ecrelary
on dint of lIn 4it in ml
1 cHfui?
mwt* It at Tumps
"If
H|U- » ■* )ia xx H lllffHl
of Ihe Production Credit Corpora
(nr
i In
Jttn. 26, xvhrfr
Mon two yt»ld Mitomii •
•1MlIlM Ilf «|o. i ix i'litvx m
tom of Columbia, fl.
told how
4 I iiirlirs ..f Mu I i ,
I '
llftlt 1.i ll MLiti".
the jiriKlurtlon system works and ntnlali for fir-xl |ilar<r bikI Ihr«'«\x ill
W III I . I>
MM« .,f 1I 14uu- a *• IMM)
11nrold C Booker, Infer mn Iion “ilxrr iiHMlnl1' im M*rond plmr D WillT l V
Ml tIi... 11.1
H ig h
mu
Dr
pIsiM l' 11
i ••i itchi!'' tl. ixfitb Ihf
agent of the Farm Credit Admin
IIH
IIII 11111II
rnuy*1 wrn nmdr liy I hr follow.' 1 IMllhl ItF
« ' M'M I'll I11-4 ! 1hi uup! If
istration, also spoke.
W i l l XX ,
NEW YORK, Jon. 81 — h R —
Approximately 60 stockholder« in*
......... .
f •.u ill !Mlf
Mr. Wolf#, inn. M
Questioning whether 0 nSgtHlalnl attended the seventh annual inre I.
/ “
■ [T ic B e t w r e n - V i c h y ,
1:. 1111 . i i ■■1 I'Mf |li
price now would "b * Worth the ing ef the association,
slnih 1*1*. Chief W iIlumiH, 11H;
,ll
1 1* i 11'
X|• Xlll il
M,
paper on which it WU written," mukes short-term loans for ug
« .l.h , U7; Mi llulner. UT M.
B e r l i n S llifl A ( K llfl
.1 .1 '
It.
), (11X,'H111
Sumner Writes, undersecretary of ricultural anil livestock purpose* l iiwin, ttf«, J A lltixAirdl. nr»,|
• • 11*»
, 4 4 x lxi|*
*i•i cion lifiifi. nif, It 1. 1>« IfTl,
•••to, declared teat night that an to farmers nf Volusia, loikr. I>«. 4t(i
X It IIX I slice. Jau -I I
'• If fMlJti * 4 ' h 1 1 *n1> i
Asia victory in Europ* would rente. Orange, Brvvaid, and Semi
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1lie I',it Is cdltli'l.
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a
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lead to economic and political ni lr counties. The association ha\ visitor. XVay tie J Chastain'
M
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.1
attacks on South America, lie 272 members.
■ i O r e g o n . v»h«. i« w i t h lli e H e . i r r . u j
,*
,
•i. • •, r i f '" , , XX 1 .1.
added If Ihoaa attempt* weir
I m.ent of As rirulturr. fired' y,r ra. mn liciu.-en Vnh, n, I
1. 1. 41•1111|f $•r>'itl •1 VM'Xght
aucccaaful a “ physknl Invasion"
iwrfecl score of IlM on Hiel|(|| ■
Ml.... .
ItMll-l.
' (till lllil
of that arts* soon would follow
p II- range Mr Cook shot a HO I Tll). ........
« ( ,„ (, i. . ,...
HilJii'V xx.11 hi xi i,• U -X 'h11IT**
He described this os n morr
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................. Mr llulner HU, both firing , fte c.mu ............ ................. ............. ................. ................. ................. r
1 lit, *’ fi4 Illy III •u ( tf'xH
Imminent danger than Ml “ Imme
I"""*
I'he police "l.' ta.gets S„ M
........ hltslu-d u> I cm
•
,» l rt- . kin11 4.1 fnrr*
diate attack directed against con
used in ull (he shoolbig
.m in d Hi.- slluatmu
•1 '..-I ./tlx liIMM•lx iff$V.
tinental United States” and
■—* —
Funeral service, for Mrs t.li I.
s>I he romplete
mutch
score* ' tense" and -sal "conf *.j■m .
aerted that “ tha mtnace to our la Woodcock. 80, who died a. a c e :
.tween Berlin and tin- \ n lit
>III If .4 II |li..
i ti 11 fiit"rti
security through tha puaage of her home, 300 Elm Avenue, yc*.
i’Miu ii "u
ii** r.H’h n '
s
T rrntuenls Im- ceased to i o - i
r
it
the control ef tha high, sea* to terday morning, will be condut I. Name.
"U fill t Mi-f IX 11•-*!!♦ t«(
14)0 too
too non
unfriendly hands Is to my mind rd at Hi* Erickson Funeral II ,uni- it i.lfr
If. Haiti.4
IH IA IX
.4 «.| It..Hi Hi. h1-4••1U‘lll
*Jl)7 APPROVES COFFEE
lift
u» 100 '^7
overwhelmingly apparent."
■Saturday afternoon
al
2 .HI XVilltan.il
I iv . \
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flu I'M
DH 07 J14I
'.♦‘J
n'clork, with tha Rev.
W
C ll.i-ukri
WANNING TON, .Jnn II
I'la.i fa*. • .... l‘ » r h|uiTi
limner
in
P7
07 ■JH7
Buhrman, officiating.
Th$- Si tmir
ID lain
. ii i.
Hi it i* It
lift
03
00 ifTK Cnnimil ti «- unun Ilimit” Iv *I *P1•‘ X
Pallbearers will b« W. II I>n. i mvan
• llll f ).
- -nt. n ii i
•I
rd«v ii Urutty rtllm * Ilf'K *1*
ms x Im. .
pree. A. B. Loveloy, O. R. E»i•I. 1 l i l t I Jill* 111 «i
Iii" In 1h• 1*iUl«*d Nh*t<
tl i .
rldge,
Albert
Phillip*. O I’
I f ll.«lft f
r tx ni I*tut* to
I t e s c i n d H 4o I I leitliiT Amrrifixn
n. M
Herndon, and Tracy
McCull.r
I s It 1 It.
fan. I I —
h li mm x' (»rm lilr
••xiirHrich
4'himiMixn
Evergreen , J 0 . H o l | r W e e k p i a { n t tlunng
In
. «i Hi. M .1
— Five o f tha men> listed by the Burial wilt ba
on m m
i H i M j i - 4t)
flcorgc •$aft the ! fra lx $•i $i
4. ••( .nilI
Republican Party aa among Its Cemetary.
t u tif ic tl l.x a n u m b e r ><i Hu n
largest contributors hava been
VV<>f l.l vxm IIMlu(li iiioW A S H IN G T O N . Ja n
31.l i m n vxI mi *x«* r»'fjr#*rIitfil lx <*p> w|»*tii '4
•.4
|.|.
subpoenaed to an pou neat week
tIt .it ft lion (mio mvft
I ha
War
Department
b*»nt in VVHxhmfrturi In**! N*.v
ba/ore a special federal grand
M , i Itll Ig 111
i
ill •, || f tg MU XXlilt'll 111.
ui.hdrawn Its re-iuest that lb c | Wt,u lil In irp o rtcfl In (lit*
jury Investigating 1840 political
ft.. 1. 1.1 IlMx
git ting u|t|mt.*o*htM| »r
P hour week standard of
Ihe
it nt I a j t c c r l y
n rtm n
-*■ 'w'>i
expenditure*.
M4»lM*t| to
• Fi tiiir Mox t t i film
XXslsh-lUaley Art not apply to Ih c rr
They or*]
Lrnnmdt DuPont.
II I.
i ntvnfM'rnu'n l
in
Uom
Dean Walter Malhorty of ihr ihe canning Industry so that II
Delaware imhutriaUoti Joaeob E.
fl i
i mrr.Ik ttu,i HiiGxiriN il«*Unlveralty of Florida was chosen a* i ni-Id can seasonal and parish,
Widener. PhltedalpbU Mpitallsl,
ir t irirliiilioK flu'
»rote track owner, and art collec principal ipookor fer tho P T. A able fruits and vrgelabte* for
iminln*i nl..mi i non win
t e d Joseph N. Tew, .pannxy Iran u Fuundcn Day progtoM to be held .he Army without paying over,
11111-<1 inrix
Feb. 17, at a Mooting of the
party leader, and hi* two bnw group's council y aster day after lima wages.
The request was mods several
then, J, Howard Poor and 8.
hi
cik
Edgar Pew,' o f tho Rhn Oil Com. noon at tho Sanford Gramm*. week* ago by Secretary of War
W Htunaon. It waa strongly op.
nany. DuPont la to tOftlfy Tue*. School, Superintendent T.
Lawton said today.
laisad by A F. U and C. I. O.
day aod tha ether*, Wauamday.
Tha F**a4#f» Day program I* official* and It* withdrawal was
hiftlry, rsl.lt
to b* bald a t Um South Bids- announced Thursday by the pub
VMM I It HAVEN J«i. HI
M.
A Boy Scout Boatd of Review ,
I: KtitJfx
Primary School and M fc >L XV. lic contracts division of th* lo ‘ i" ml t I urns industry lc«dwill
be
held
at
(ha
Juniur
High
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Rucksr, president o f the achool's bor Department
nlfnials nf Hi- State Citrus
Hchool Monday night
at
7 10
li I ' HUM IS Htl4t lllll J. 4
P. T. A., wtn h* la eharg* ol
o'cloek
III
VI
XAIIh fill
||
-|H. Itll In-pKt imu Bureau *n,t nlhera,
praparaUana and decorations, Ur.
nuniln,i in , a .MmI 200. n.lrnded a
,J,*| ,
1') 4 •J
I •i f x
ni
ihtf i t n l tin
Lawton said.
.tinnii birr Th.trs.lav night In
Due In tha illness uf sevet ai 1
v* I.* i.
It
v%i i a
tin h u g
d I*> In.nm u( Nathan Mayn, Slat*
of the members the concert an. I
p
J
in'm ill, urv rnminlaaluner, whkh
nounced fur Su n d a y afternoon by ]
\ JMxr Kitilry ftUR f>ril
11ninxi--1 Agriculture Day at the
th* Hemlnole H igh School Baud I
• xx * u ni hi ni (| n u . n l I.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.—GPX has been postponed. R E Kipp ' M . - l- 1 1
"
.n il Tlurtdii Orange festival. A
.Si i i U n o l i High
S» Lt.tlI
—Pwaittent Rooaavalt suggested said today.
ritiu- iticuic predominate*!.
x* 1: 114• im Snnfiird,
11k—(Ah to hla countrymen last night
Tntrrtainment
»* * fumtahed
I tu lijiwr, whirr I0.4XM4 m ix mi
it. Thura- tbit Amarican birthdays
Haven
Melody
The Sanford Tourist .Club will mru m$i- hnu*rf1 w«> cut tiff by the Winter
award, of a ' tpplar this year
thaa
Halaee
hold an Informal card party-nt
Ihr OlltBlde by util* ami Maids. Sam Fusateri,
to tha FarOUM have bean otharwka "ba- th* Recreation Hall
at
R (to I itsft. t f*»r five boura
Dtiimtgr t ii> tenor, and member* of tba
o f Detroit
all o f ua ar* still living o'clock tonight Bridge, checkers,
ms.iectmn aloff. who presented
xl iiiuill’tl «t |27&,044(4
I f a.
miiii-it) skits Grnrgv F- Cop*,
add ether gam** wlthh be played
limit
Statu
nijnTvIsnr,
Was
tha TmA
No admlaelon la to b* charged
5CAL19E SENTENCED
tunstm aster.
Mayn
apuke
in
the
afternoon
NEW YORK, Jan. 31 — <,FtA building permit wa* Issued to
W. E.. Wateon yaotorday
y*
to re- Gcorge Scaliao, former president at the festival amphitheater R4
a building at 2202 Idly uf (be A F. L building serviro part uf Ihe program dedicated
at a Mot o f $200. 7. J employes union, waa sentenced in the farm and grove industry
1 permit at yesterday to 3 1-2 years in pri uf Florida.
repair a two. son fur income teg evasion.
Liquid fir* waa used to tha
bnlldin# on
Finland had mar* rata In No* stag* of fiyracupt in 418 B.C. 0*4
Vi a coat o f vember, 1940, than is any other to tb* slog* o f Rhodaa to I M
month slate* 1842.
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Wesley Foundation At
State Uni v e r s i t y
Will lie Discussed
Fnenu I'In ties Strike
VI Itrilish llnlloon
Defense Ox er Dover
Willkie Will Study
Ambulanci4Stations
Marksmen Make High Scores At
Weekly Seminole Gun Club Shoot
f
Production Credit
Association Names
Board Of Directors
Hitler’s Talk Called
Attempt To Frighten
Jinkins To Keep rv;;:
Tag Office Open
Until 8 O’clock
( riixtiG Dl .Motorisls
Kush To Ttux l;i«s
llctorr Dr ml line
Negotiated Peace
Called Worthless
BiteH To Be Held
For Mrs. Woodcock
Grand Jury Summons
G. O, P, Contributors
IDepartment
Matherly To Speak
At P. T. A. Meeting
0
City Mews Hricft*
S; lord Cadet S
Mayor Honored At
Dig Fire At Norfolk
Orange Festival
dT “ *•tath* United Offeiuw In
Predict*
sted In IUly
Ford Company Is
Refused Contract
Roosevelt Suggest*
Free People Happier
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�FRIDAY, JANUARY SI, 1JM1
THE. SANFORD
Sanford Herald
AmMtli
awakens
clouded
IJJe'e aweetqet cup cuntnlnu xomr
k blttaeoeee,
*. t h t r o il bush bears ■ bio*.
■v,,' ( bqm ftnd n thorn,
i. IWe need ttkrm both—dark fall
v nr*—bright success—
t T V gain the goal of human bap.
plBU-a. , . i
* - Che lies Never* Holme*.
nannlng
to
in London.
>J)lsme him.
cut
We
The Mlsmr Herald refers to
Nison Butt aa "the new chairman
The Capture Of Derna
KEEPING‘ RIGHT UP
THE PROCES$Ii
" ir 1
'v
«■ ' The capture o f Derna by th e B ritish brio*# to mind
a previous h istoric incident in con nection with this city
when it was seized by an A m erican genera) and a nonde
a ippvw?
script band o f freebooters. T he part w hich this action
played fa r fro m Am erican shorea and the whole w ar w ith'
Tripoli sh ow that even In the early daya o f the republje
the newly form ed United States could n ot d ivest Itself en
tirely o f its interests in the a ffa ir s o f tha w orld at large.
"In 1708 General Eaton w a s ’ sen t to T unis us U. 8.
"T h a t was
consul, recalls the St. Petersburg
_ Independent.
, . „
> the day o f B arbary pirates and virtually -all.th e maritim e
nations o f thet world were paying tribute f o r the freedom
o f the M editerranean. President W ash in gton signed a trea
ty with T ripolitania which called f o r “ peace with no ran
som ,” but a t the end o f three years pirates brok e the trea
ty dem anding *255,000 at once and 828,000 annually from
the United States. W ashington refused- to be browbeaten
and in 1801 Y u s u ff the Bloody declared w ar.
"E aton had long been an advocate o f se llin g 1 Tripoli*
tariia and s e tt in g -it up under an A m erican protectorate.
The port o f T ripoli had been blockaded b y th e U. S. navy,
so in 180.1 Eaton returned to A m erica and persuaded Pres
ident J efferson to appoint
him
"naval agent w ithout
authority o r in stru ction s" to the B arbary states. Thin ra
ther am biguous title didn't mean m uch, but It was all teu
ton wanted and ho returnrd to N orth A fr ic a with a plan
to establish Hamet, brother o f Y u s u ff th e Bloody, on the
throne o f Tripolitania.
"Me join ed Hamet In E gypt and decided to capture
the city o f D em a in the first step o f his bizarre campaign. |
With the aid o f 10 subordinate A m erican o ffic e r s and six (
iU. S. marines, he set up at A lexandria the m oat ludicrous
army o f cutthroats ever seen b e fo re o r since under an !
American command. This band o f brigands consisted of [
sw aggering shoiks and M editerranean ou tcasts,
Arabs.
Berbers, Greek mercenaries, Nubian blacks, British sol
diers o f fortune, and American tropical tram ps. Tho artil
lery consisted o f one brass fieldpleice, and other arms
ranged from m uskets to knives, d a g g e r s.u a d oven spears.
"W ith this com lc-opcra o u tfit, Eaton started across i
the 600 miles o f desert to Derna. His fo o d supply was
small and his w ater supply oven S m aller. B ut despite th ir s t .1
hunger, numerous brawls among the men, and threats to |
the com m ander’s life, the ragged rabble som ehow crossed
the burning Libyan desert so recently and rapidly crossed |
by the British In ‘ pursuit o f the Italians.
"D erna was fortified with 800 defen ders but Katon
niuut bo reported aa single.
ami his gang o f r iffr a ff attacked. A few Am erican war
I
return* then Id be filed
Your
income
Tax
on
or bfora February 16, 1041,
ships lay in the harbor and aided in the asaault. The city
Iwith lha Commlaalener o f Intarheld out ons day, then on the second E aton’s gang b /ok c
WHRN TO REPORT INCOME "■' hrvsnue. Ratama Distribution
through tho defen se with a storm in g party o f Am ericans, FROM SALARIES, WACBS, AND ,
, WMhhl*to*i D. C.
Greeks, and mounted Arabs, thus producing the fantnsf.c
OTHER SOURCES
Th<’ >•*
contemplate*
that
Salaried
peraona
and
w
u
i
.
1"
"
)
;
Individual.
If »ln*lr, or If
spectacle o f the navy backing a cavalry charge on a
living
with
walled town. T he tow n’s Mrwlcm g ov ern or lent the linal earners whose Income la derived married hot not
frrm personal service* form* the ,JWU,r> *noee (roes Income for
theatrical touch when he escaped from his hiding place In. largest number o f Federal ' In. *®<0
I * 00
more, must
o f nil places, his harem.
come taxpayers. This year thl» f |,# ■* Income tax return, t i "B u t E aton's dream never m aterialized. W hile he held army o f taxpayers will be great. ! cu*** f or act doing *o do not re.
the delinquent from re.potiDerna the United States signed a new treaty with Y usu ff iy Increased. Those who paid an ,
Income tax for 1066 have gotten !* lb'!“ * for the delinquency,
the Bloody, uml Eaton, disgusted w ith the turn o f events, the form» o f the 1040 Incdm* |„ N*«h#r the Ptoeldent o f the
tax retufris throuhg lha malls. In United States,
nor the
Vice
returned to his native laud where he (lied In 1811 "
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te Rcajl Department".
• )
----
Here’s A Good i nvestment
eminent 1* planning e
program that t*< ex.
lum W rover half a milm
a for the railroads is
p. Th* tir e York O n -
On ruler, wlioae w riting o f thriller talen in backed by
a u u m c ti*
..AKjwNBrTj".
r**i.
had
rommlaalo
i£&3tJJB»’« v n
i i a grols lucent* for research in crim e prevention, says, "I believe that law en
.370,616,000 xs compared forcem ent would be greatly accelerated if every comtnuni- d a l) Fib rids
8 «tM rn (
vice*, ^lonorsrlomx, and
oil
,080,000 for the previous
#| compsnsatlcn nr* ret
in the U. 3. would send one student to tho National (■stars earlyFo 1W httilu cmlwy
49-10 by »“• as part of on*1* Intomt. If
dice A cadem y." O ver BOO have already graduated from eager*, beaten
Florida nslor* early ln.
f^ .p e W m i U paid In whole 60 In pi
the
12-week
course,
and
it
is
estimated
they
have
shared
nr* so timid,
sail, arc all .**» te "»ek*
r#r hit acrvfc** by anything qi
West Cltlsen, their knowledge with 100,000 brother officers.
lougl.tr her*, tonight for tha #r (|^n , „ w ty i th , f,h - marl
ven lake the
whkth n |uv 0| , h# thing Uk*n mi
Stories o f scientific crim e doterlion by backwoods o f- (lalnrxvltla sn irvy alon .
llnprlty report.
how holds second placa In Urn
report*,! Os Incom*.
Advocate. Or flccya arc recounted, and some knowledge o f w h a t,th is SouthensTirn C on fm n eo rse*.Crmpenxatlon «r*dlUd te t
school, designed to link the local police forcca w ith the
The Moca looked l o w Jn beau xrc0unt of or *«t apart for
"G -m en". J n n cooiw rativo sorvice, i* given. T ho greatest Ing tho Rotllha Tar*
ruesday taxnayer, without anv substant
says that
[ limitation
or
reetriettsn. a
draw back to com plete use o f the school, Ourslor points out,
bcarjng lor.
1 which mar be drawn upon by h
and riding i is tho cost o f living while at school. "W hile tuition Is free,
st ar* time. I* snblest In I
o lh , Sunday s m an’s wuy must bo paid ^ .W a s h in g to n , D. C-, and he
fa r lb* m r during which
g d r winter must be able to live d u rin g three m onths’ training. Y et
Th* ptoel* of Bwiturbwd hRVe
t what we
•cntrlbutod nearly II^CCJDOO ,t»was there ever a bigger bargain in civic Im provanwntT"
Matty o ffice rs have sacrificed th oir time Add borrow ed w ant, Ilia reconstruction of gln-
K
Improvrmrnt has been
tha grepetty cast of Ihe
a m n H M of site frr
oxetf^ F w hospital. By
iff tha weeds and trash
w vacant I lots an eyei t n J M M into a beauty
m oney to take tho course, and many o f them have been
able to train their whole c ity or county police In a d enti
tle ways to com bat crim inals, to get all tho evidence and
make it stick In court.
Oursler says th at "studen t* also learn the principles
o f crim e prevention, o f w ork ing In the Helds o f Juvenile
Russia
dcllnouency. They com e back to their com m unities .n ot only from th*
three me* the
(
something man n u n te n , but b o y savara!”
previous full
is
gltical slogan,
n r* concept of
Romethlng that
organism,
deter.
and policies, It*
mr*.—Bt. AurusI fset. Democracy
Additional Money
For WPA Requested
WA8HINQTON. Jan. 1 ( -4 R A
Freeldent Roosevatt ashed
Cengma yesterday to pmvkl
additional 1978,000.000 to
at* tho WPA from Mar. ) to
*°- H« a,ia raqutated that
limitation on ekpendltsm pi
lef fond* on dsfeaae projecl
fe r B S M iP w * * l9i,0M ,ooa
,1 m ,
p iW lf
_____
II1 M W .
H's'SStt.
nS K T S. Don. B ub. t i e
S S S S b fl?
tu i l c .
.Me . .
te ik.
r>?tTuW oVtH .* <?rt-' I rVi to II.M
CABBAOH. Par W e. Ore to Per.
lie .e e to iie .e e . }t*e u c
to »»c.
CklaM* Doe. I«e.
CAflltOTlS, .Do*. XVllfl- fte to lift
Halit, tie to l!:tt.
*'
» i
C,u
R » . m f to- i u C
pu s. onud io rer
as. tie to IPc.1 . .,
i
a t n o s hus. lie io
'»r Crt, U. a Ootafc.
Only
one
American
college,
OOcrlln, admitted women a cen*«?? ato, ,
,
„
,_____ 3 g
BAGGETT’S
Liquor Store
THE VERY BEST
In Litjuors, Wines,
Gins
F r e b B e: l iv e r y
P h o n o TBS-J— A rca d e B ldg.
H4*rt
Submarine Sighted
Off Newfoundland
NEW YORK. Jan. S| —(AT—
The
British
freighter
Sheaf
Crown radioed last night uhe had
righted a “ suspicious submarine"
approximately 00 miles east o f
S t John’s Newfoundland.
Her call, heard here shortly
before 0:00 P. M., laid she wee
It latltudt 47.6E north, longitude
60.34 west..
Floridians In Civil
Service Number 695
■»«■»*>>•
The number trf Ftorldikm bt civil
service positions her* lute lacreased from *76, to 080 sine*
olocees fn whom .If single, they
made payments Of » M 0 or mora
In l*4 0 j and if married. 63.000
ir health by llbe(plications of good
iorida sunshlna.—
eh, amt suntan oil.
isf
. f L o m o s PRODUCTS
AVOCADOS. Crt. IM » la M M
* W a s h in g t o n .
Uritflf dam ’s G-man kchool^vvill make a supersleuth o f I 1006 , the Ttmmee of all their em-
Fanners' Market
RECAP that
Smooth TIRE
..w t jh
. ..
NEW TREAD
C.-L-C. W elsh
�.s
>AT,
1A W PAH Y
81,
1941
ial
tial Calendar
r-v ,
FRIDAY
‘ttklag sessions will bo held
Jthc Woman's Club on Oak
A r r o w from 0:30 A. M. until
11:30 .o'clock, /o r the Red Croa*.
' Junior Auxiliary of the Amerir*n Ltglon will hare an impor.
t u t . meeting at the home of
hitaf Marti* Proctor, Iflio Park
iM b n c at 9:30 P. M.
•
MONDAY
Junior Watnan'a Club will hare
• bridge .parly for memtera at
W e P . It. at the clubhouae. ReatbtUona art being made with
Jack nail and lira. Fred
^ 8 C ' Anna Chapter o f the Wo.
Kjaa’a AugJIUry of Holy Cross
K pW opil Church will meet at
“ KDI*. M. at the homo of Mr*.
R a W - Ruprccht, IS 1C Palmetto
A vents*.
J Gtrclea o f the Woman a So2 » t r o f Christian Service of the
MrihodUt Cliurch will meet aa
fallow*:
w ,*l
mM't
■*
3:30
'v ? * . at the homo of Ml*. Helen
• rf.'IO S Weal Sixth Street.
Circle Two will meet
with
jVta. C- O. Msrehmnn at her
X ™ * *n„ llw Park Apartment*
8:00 p. M.
iMIrele Three will meet at 3.00
Pi M. at the home of Mr., Clar.
aWJ L. Wynn, Palm Terrace,
i- „ * Four
I meet at 3:00
I*, at tho home of Mr*. O
.
I®18 Sanford Avenue.
* !U
“ I 7:30
J ot. Hilda a Chapter of Holy
Episcopal
Church
will
. „ “ l SI1®0 ** M- « l the home
o f Hr*. E. f>. Mobley,
Bt
Mark'* Chapter
of
the
WaptoB'e Auxiliary of Holy Cron
ClAreh will meet at 7:30 P. M.
at thfe Pariah Ilouae. A full at.
tendance la urged.
7*fw eottve board o f the W e.
n\ix a Auxiliary o f the Preaby.
terjaa Church will mret at 3 :00
p * . at the church. Thr buslne*«
meeting and election nf officer*
fr r * the auxiliary will he held
at I d 0 o'clock. Thi*
mooting
mark* the beginning of a Week
of tyxyer for Mla.ion*.
MVaman's
InterdenomlnationM
Q inla o f Moore's Rtatirn will
nsMt-at: 3:00 P. M. at the new
chapel on Baardall Avenue.
1 • ;»■ WEDNESDAY
'Eleventh annual edition of tha
aaUtatod magatine will be pres^Rod : on Wednaaday at 1 :30
F. M.' bv the Literature Popart,
mejtt o f the Woman'* Club at
tf
T
Auction Lively At
“Millionaire Party”
A email but aplritrd crowd at.
tended the "Millionaire'! Party'
at the Armory laat night, in boo.
or o f the President'* birthday,
according
to
Bradford
Byrd,
chairman of the county drive
against infantile paralysis. "S *.
lomey," the feature attraction
of the auction sale, wai audden.
ly called away and when last
seen the
pig
was
scurrying
through the wooda near Chuluota.
Mr. Byrd said he wai offered
(100.000,000 In phoney money a*
pig but
a bid on tha elusive pi
Long,
would not Uka Sammy
Lon^.
sponsor o f "Salom e)." who
fered himself on the block. Bid.
ding on tha other prlic* waa
lively, Mr. Byrd said, bu t. at
d olin g tlma acme of the palaaa
had not been told. The unsold
merchandise will be returned to
the contributor* he added.
"A ll who attended reported
they had a wonderful time." Mr.
Byrd declared.
More merchandise contributed
at the last minute for the auction
.ale were: I4K old lorgnette
by Dr. J. , U Ingram, crate of
celrry by Duda and Son* of Hlavla and OvUdo, and home made
eandv by Mr*. J. W. Cosies
Oviedo.
®
Among those pmsent - " * 1 Mr.
and Mr*. Bradford nyrd, Mr. and
Mr*. J. W. 1UI1. Mr. and Mr*.
f ^ n k Shame. M w and Mr* W
T
O
M
K PoJers"
Mr. and M m H. B. Odham. Jr..
Mr. and Mr*. James Rowland Jr..
Mr. end Mr*. Harris E Ander.
•on, Mr. and Mr*. F. H. Lamson,
Mr. and M n. II. E- Tooke, Dr.
*mi Mrs. L T. Doss. Mr and
Mrs. Harold Power*. Mr. and Mr*.
L. Tharp, and Mr. and Mrs J II.
Truluck.
Also, Mr. and Ml*. F. A. Dyson.
Mr. and Mr*. O. P. Ilenidon. Mr.
and Mr*. W. R. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Rockwell, Mr. and
Mr*. J. M. Gonaalci, Mr. and
Mr*. II. B. Pop*, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. S. F.
Long, Mr. and'Mr*. G. A Speer,
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Zachary, Jr..
Mr. and Mr*. J. T. Stanley. Mr.
and Mr*. Frank Bauar. sml Mr.
and Mr*. C. K. Carter.
Also, Miss Erma Doudncy, Mrs.
Maxwell Stewart, Mis* Cecelia
Truluck, Mr*. F. E. Guyclt of
Vergronea, VL. Mn. L. G. Petit
of Vergannae, VL, Miss Evelyn
Frink of Charlotte, Vt.. Mr* J.
8. Williams of Charlotte.
VL,
Mis*
fo r d a b mtmbtr* will kd held Mlaa Marguerite Inglry,
19 :80'o ’clock with Mrs. J, M. Annabetl* Brown, Miss Natalie
neclphar, Mr*. Sanford DotnL True, Mlaa Cato Gammagv, Miss
. Mra. 8. F. Lamson. Mr*. Carolyn Cofbum, Mr*. Nonye
6y TUlla and M n. W. B. Drm. Huddleston, M n, F.
S. Miller,
ain aa bottosac*. Ths public la Mlsa Annie Belle Methvln, Mra. J.
Invited to attand tha program W. Child re, Mr*. II. C. Morgan,
Mn. Dick Aiken, Miss Margaret
• 'c lo c k .
Wright, and Mias Katharine Ver.
nay.
A lao, W. J. Thigpen, Prank
Woodruff,
III,
Dick
Vsrnay,
Hiuiaru
Richard tnMa
Dess, 14will
Henry
f Wltto,
ITIHvi *Jr.,
1 .,
Boy Hollar, Guv
(iuy Wood, J r , John
Q. Leonard/, E. E. Lanay. Gene
Lavv, M. W. Dcariao, William E.
Vlhlen. W. B. Eaefary, Jr., W. G.
KUbao, L. If. Telford, J r , Ed
Stone burg, R . R . Doaa, P em ll
Bcaaley, Edward Jordan,
Jr,
Rato Higgins. W. G. Ross, R, K.
Bennett, Herman Echols, Roy
Wright, and Leonard Cross.
NEW ARRIVALS
Leffler Home Is
Scene Of Meeting
U
**■
.
of
had Mra. W.
A . Leffler ln Rosa G o u t was
Movla fan* throughout tha aa- Iba aeon* last in n in g o f * tnoeto
tag o f tho Rooo Court Supper
'
i will ba rlron •
tour o f Lewis Plant*. Club.
I T u r p r o U n e B U U njiM
Sweet peas and garden flew on
w o n arrangod In tha rooms o f
KW» A i t i f i
the homo w hen supper
was
served buffet style after which
bridge games wore played dor.
bT th a o a x t
W dU ,
’"n tM T ft:
T e le p h o n e
Pe
140
7
non aU
Corsages
I'lin ern l
Mias May Denton of Summit,
N. J.. haa arrived at the Mayfair
Hotel for the season.
ill N* (Of
m
Wm
a r c Just
IVdk
;> ijsr-
m
11
N ice
Slnch
Of
LW j *
:■* » !
m
■Ss
V?'J
;d /
Army Uses Southern Lumber For
Building Bases And Cantonments
t> b« utilised in nomc iiMlumr*- j
K arh camp wan drNigncd lo m
conimodatr from IO.OO11 lo 2 ..imhi |
or more men. Koi n u ll toiif"t» t
ment « a t r r intml In
piowi!*'.! I
(.Special) W in d .
*|>ci ifiilii
l y IN I, In incen HCH> million and one along w ith
liL-htmi.'.'
the govcinun'Rt to inert I lie dc. billion frrt of Southern pint m >
RtanitMiy ftacilitir**; hlfrol*. lonl In*
msnd fur speed, i« gi-ncrally U-ing furnlahni the government for dr*
u*ed for b o u 'in c lum p* st A rm y fetiac con*truction. The lumber 1»r laid nut ami »(iilu t r«l suitoM f I
v c h k lr
l ia l f n
Am! i
camps In tin- >»mth, thr Smilh- men ha\r voluntarily given pri. for motor
tonutautly urging thr 1100*1 mu
*rt. Pine Association p..l..lcl ,ml or|t
L.<IV(.rnlnU), onl„ . to
lodty, tatafniK tiuil "luinbi'i intarui. m ir e iir n m |i i nup)>ly o f g o i* r m - ( ion o fficia l* am! cmii 1mt- 1■ a !
fncturi'rR of IIn- nation »rr tUiing n vo ni rif'iHiK a m i to p r e v e n t ilu la y |ong Vrai thr coiiiimnois iim
1
their utnim«t t«> iiitl thi* (urnvernultv for apeeni and imm
|
in co iih tr u e l io n o f roinpH^
rnent.’
Hough Imrmek^ ‘•mJi
In fiiinv 1ocaIft icn tactaiti*rrii
T h a t I hr hra tl li «ml rtiiiifnrt of
s !
ov*r Ihir entire coUntr>’. locttion j h aa llly rre ctw J fm t h .
U n clr
sStaiuE 11nn|iA
mm - bring
cmf)1lnjimriib or of diefenRi* iiwjArtny in thr firM
\S It •, 1
W in hi
s.f*Bu.rd.'d i. *bow'll in the rare, duiU.|t u rBU, illK .oiailHown*
i * - 1 1 i n lute -
S2J
SUITS
TROUSERS
HATS
SWEATERS
I
FELTS
\ t)U
* 3 ' *
$1 ,110
NOW
S g .0 5
\
sml si ton ,.U given by the govern- ,
,
rlllc, . „ a snisH
ment to their '••■u*lr.g and * e r -L ,t^
niktroMMun
vice
.c . Ullle*
importoner
, , •lunml overnight
llvrrT,(rh,, Tills .mesn*
■ * fa
. s The
.
,,
t ..at-1 alia
ttachoil to thr huintaii
» i% r»aenUal
tachril
human nlur
aide of the |
......,
tirfriinr§t\
pn*gciirn
thr inlntl* nf L*
f
, ,
,f in
w » fwait «»f
ki-k. „f/L
;..i,
at. __________** •Ih»
"I llie
thr lumber manu*
high official, uf
jtM Vr™ nent|f. ct^ . r,
|irovMlnr the.lumber
maa Indfciitrdi b> thr declaration I’Hkled fm cantonment building
of Fretiilrnt It1mat*veil in him How nd fo» ircMjp hounlng anil housing
to n ■perch on Oct, ilW, 11*40, whrn f*»r wnrkiT* mi the cam pa and in
hr aaal: ‘*1 give itERuriincr to thr the toduMi ifa engagnl iti fu rn U lu
motliria and futhers of Amrncn
ing dal iim c m aterial*
that each ami eicry onr of thrii
T h * Southern Pin e T-iurrgenry
hoys in liaining will 1-r well
Defense
Committoi
sml ths
housed
^o niham P in e
A>>ucistiuii
s ir
Iriimhi'i manufai tiirara an- H i d
in u lrrln g e v e iy service possli le
ing thr government to make gtonl I., Inith th r n n e m in e n t o fficlsl*
thr coiiatrurtinn jpirngrani Roulhrui
pine nmnufaclurer * lit u mum
meeting held in Nrw Orleami drc la ird : “ Thr Southern pine in
dually phall not fail thr govn n.
nirnt and our boyi In (irovlding
the lumber needed In thr national
defense program."
To aid In fulfilling this plnlgr
the manu far turera rttablUhrd thr
Southarn Pin* Emergency Ih*frnw Commlttca and provided tha
machinery nrcraaary for complete
cooperation with and aaalttancr
to the government in procuring
H» lumber aupplita.
From the outaet of the conatruetkm program up to Jan. I,
Mrs. George Knight
Honored At Coffee
Mrs F. E. Roumillst enter.
IS'lnod st her horns this morning
s coffee In honor o f Mrs.
Georg* W. Knight o f Humniit,
N. J „ formerly o f Hanford, who
has been visiting for th* past 10
days as ths guest of Mr*. J. 1(
il Intertills tor at th* Mayfair Ho.
tel.
The hoitees was assisted In in .
ti ruining by Mr*. Harry B Le
wis and Mrs. Sadi* Drouse.
Present war*: Mr*.
Knight.
Mr*. Illntermlator, Miss Blanch*
Kennedy, Mr*. Elltabeth Weldon,
Mrs. A. II. Dawson. Mis* Elisa,
bath Baker, Mr*. Broose. Mr*.
Lewis and Mrs. RoumllUL
D O B BS
n lit l
.t h l . til
that are desiguijd
inodrrnly rqmppi il 1 II D m 11 1 HI 1
cording to staiulaiit- i l l f l f w | . • In - <
- ‘ IIM '
In
honir
construct mn
Southern camp, nnd
rary quarter* in Di
NiiUtill 111
eantonmrnl*. tin.........
tlm )i
Ic iU .
nr "te n t
lunr
vmmmI
hsvr cam s*
ronfI
r
i
i
l
l
l
lilt 1
f loo i. srul xiomi .1, IIi all
five frul . l u l l ' Hi. ( k.at
foup Still*.
If igiii'il l
The lent crimp-,
acm nitiu'ilitti cue » it \ 11J V I ‘ 1**11,
include
lln o i. slid 1lummy Tin
III, ' 11vi umidill ti uli . f.22 muII
runI m l i*, one Ih ra ti l li nt f
nlnictko
bur Id mg
hall-. 1
I b A l.L O B Y
s :l.5 0
\t i\\
K T C IIIS O N
s 2
15
KIRSCHBAUM and RALEIGH
.1 I’ lK O K
M i l s
to 1
UNI
$ 2 9 .5 0 S u i t s $ O Q
N't tU
C . Cm
i l m l l l M l t ti l l u l j
tor u;
12'» ilr^u I mi’ll "* 1HVMN
..I tu ., w' im p s , ha Ilk. 120
lt*v,*tuiit**i. h* l» .
ut
(i•i I (it Vi -, l ; imilttf it
their vsrlouv protect« Englneeis
nml field n un of the emergency
rlillKlirii
rom niittee
sml
the
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s**t*1snce
to
thr vattiiifw
guvrinm ent sml thr industries on pah hb'»|r-. J'.i « n h limifi'i', 12 |m-i-t
m atters pertaining tu specifies. vkihuiigv-, li< i ' t M'u4h*n hmltlmg-,
lie n , for wood ro ll.ti urlion, sites nine mfirtnMT if .-. 2k hiiEjntal h h u I
•nil grades of lumber tn Use for IntllilmgM, m i iin*ilkal ifflath im m i
specific putposr*. srul other rust barrai lo>. four huravB qum U t
fm
ter* of ■ technical nature
Also two tlliiic l*uikiirtgH, j*lut
thr -taffe of thr emergency com utatioiiF, lum itlr), hakt*i>, niugHmittee an dlhe association are fln««, r l r L a rli trnUhuuftt" f u«
aiding the government officlsl* nUhi'E ►ht'llt i for rig h t imm
A l .l. w o o l .
T K O U S K ItS
$ 2 1 .5 0 S u i t s $ 4 C - 5 0
N oW
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$ .)..» ii
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S3
$ 1 9 5 0 S u i t s $ * | A .1*5
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B. L. P erkins
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ami the Industrie* In procuring
their lumber supplies, preventing
•ni
"bntlls-neck* ' in drlivsyy,
•mi obviating dclav in ronalytictiin work due lu fa ilu re In prolpnt
•tiiument of lumber from the
mill*
urn* . aspects
Th* distinctly humane
of tha national dffena*
is* program
arr being adequately considered
guarded
In
sml carefully
*af*i_
_
every way nossibla by’ th* eon•liurtioa officials of the government, their contractor*, and th*
cuppUar* of materials needed for
sound, comfortable and ef
housing for' th* men making up
our g n a t stray of dsfensr
To
fumRh the housing' ahd
it her naccaaarv facilities for th*
great'army* df defense, the ra•ponribta officials ware confronted
with numervus and sarioug prob.
leute. Speed, In construction Of t^c
cantonacnu was a prims
•entiaL Qthcr-Important.pcoklgms
Included aultabif loratjon of .train
ing rarnpai - selyction of iqpMfialg
to* tho coal true lion - woritj.'aai
ticn of fhc type* of cstutrpcf
and design* bf th* .balldlncs
needed I preparation uf detslM
plan* for th* construction work;
pruruTMicnt of
tka materials
needed a id tho labor supply—th*
official* in charge of tha .troop,
houstaj task faced problems aL
covered with sagebrush
25c BLACK DRAUGHT
100 Iiayer ASPIRIN
35c Bromo QUIN INK
60c SAL HEPATICA
60c ALKA SELTZER
60c Bromo SELTZIilt
60c SYRUP FIGS
Phillips Milk MagncHia
Pint USP Cod Liver Oil
Pint USP Milk Magiifftlu
100 Milk Magnesia Tab's
$1.00 WINE CARDUI
75c Noxema CREAM
$1.20 Scott’s Emulsion
QT. -BESIWUBBjr ■
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William Leffler who is home
from thr Unlvvrsily of Florida
la Gatoaavill* to spend tha mid.
aomestrr holidays with his pa.
rents, Mr. and M n. W. A. Lef.
fler, has as his guest, Jack Poarcc
of Auslnlla. Mr. Laffler and
Mr. Pcs res. fraternity brothers, m» thr piuiui»r, A m ajor piopoi- •ml contractor* sml to the p rivstr
plan to return to the university Iion of the luinbci uied In the d r. im liistries in p ro iu im g *ml u ti
fenae m n«truction work thua far
on Sunday.
r r * iilm l
fur
I* Southern pine. At the out«rt «*f lising the lutiibei
Tbo Civic, Musk, and. L iton .
tu n Departments of tho Wo.
man’s Club held a Joint moating
In the sun parlor of tho club
hous* on Wednesday at 10:00
A. M. when around 80 memben devoted the day to towing
fur the local Red Croaa chaptoi
A covered dish lUDchoon was
served at 1:00 o'clock by thr
hostesses, Mr*. H. W. Rucker.
Mra G. E. Rollins end Mrs. J. J
Peacock.
Each department elected o ffi
cer* for the ana*log yuar aa foi.
Iowa: Muale Department, Mra
Basil C. "
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James M
Mrs. A.
M ia A. 4
Jams* L. Ingtey, pregrnmi and
Mra F. ft. Lameen, mamberahlp
Lltormture D o p a rtm it, M ra ft
D. HlghUyman, th aim aai Mrs.
W. A.
Leavitt, viewabatnnan;
M n. F. ft. Lamson, secretary:
Mra J. T. Nnrby, finance | Mr*.
J. M. SUnselpber .program: M n.
J. B. Cogburn, membenhlp.
Civic Department, M ra J. W.
Hell, chairman i M ra L. S . Spen.
vica^halrmanj M fa J. E.
Ceerler, seerotaryt M r a W . L.
cooper, finance i M ra 1. O. Huff,
program: and Mra B. C, Moore,
membenhlp.
R eceiv ed
Henry A. Russell Seed Co.
IM ^ n ’d'
Club Departments
Name New Officers
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100 W . F IR S T S T .
T E L E P H O N E II
WE REPRESENT t.I.EN ST. MART M USERIDS Cf>
LEI US ORDER \OUR FRUIT TIIKKS THIS SPRING
Mlae Helen Glenn Mcnyday of
Madison U expected to arrlvr to.
day to be the wrckftid guest of
Mr. and Mrs, J If Hlntermlsler
at the Mayfair Hotel.
Miss Dorothy C’oL h of Orlsn.
lu, formerly of Ssnfnrd. visited
here yesterday as the guest uf
Mlaa Joan Asiarrlio and other
friends. Mlaa Couch recently re,
turned from Ohio and New York
where eho aprul several months
c lr .
ii«I tfn ir r In
rrtl In lltin m
Plant Dahlias Now!
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Gor
don o f Colombia, S. C. .err ex.
peeled to arrive In Sanford next
weak to vlall their daughter. Mr*.
Ruth Gordon Wright.
M n, L. A. Palmer sml Mm,
Clifford Wallacr »prnt yrslrrdsy
afternoon In Orlando
s*
the
guests o f Mrs Palmer'■ itsueh.
tar. M n . David R. Smith, Mr*.
Smith Is the former Helen Psl.
mer of this city.
« IO »
« m in .
Mrs. L L. Gee of Havana la
•pending some tim e In Stanford
with her son.in-law and daugh.
ter. Dr. and Mr*. Luther T. Dos*.
MaJ. and t in . R L. Pcmbr r,
ton of Boston, tlSM„ sr,. rtpeci.
e<t to arrive Tbum.lsv of „rvt
week to be the gur.t. of Mi*
Pemberton'* eistcr. Mm
Ruth
Gordon Wright.
A rn in L u m cn ln ,
F L O R IS T — C E L E R Y A V E .
"W|! Ti:i Cl* II %|*|| I ! O i l 'l l *
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Dr. and Mr*. Luther T. Doaa
moved Tuaadey to their new
home on Eaat Second Street in
Mayfair.
'* • • « - '« » •»- ...................... idaya with her parent* at their
home on Myrtle Avenue.
7ZT7
A. K. ROKSETTHR
wm
W W W '.
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Rlflllf four flir t
Friend* o f C. A. Ilalnra will
regrat to learn that he I. Ill with
Intlucnxa at hli home on Park
Avenue.
John Hlntermiater ha* arrived
from the University of Florida at
Gainesville to *prnd several day*
with hi* parents, Mr. nml Mr* J.
H. Hlntermiater.
PAG E TH REE
,
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two
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I inriit includes: ait> U rra c k a <0*3 fir r ^ a lie n s . 11 gm inl (,cuses. 12
men earn 1, l*.-!
halt* (1 TU post exrliaiipe^,
nine
rre rra tjiii
ton' '| l.ullding .
.men each), 130 eon
run patiy
parry ‘-lore,
;u
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li
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( rccrrti- I m otor ii-jum
nine infirm *
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luisct'lu liid t i? | )t J i
office* ijuurlctR f liint'oii*
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\fhnri «vkn >. 12 tiffit t H
]f» U?n\ cj«nip<
A n d Personal A c tiv itie s
L IL L IA N A D A M S, S ociety E ditor
w i f i ” *0 0n#
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TO E SANFORD
l!k *
59c
29c
19c
STRAW BKKKY
SHORT
(A K K
19c
19c
S.\ I I It I >A Y
H M .l :
19c
31c
69c
33c
35c
Pcbt'cco T(M>lli|iaslt‘ 2 for 51c
75c LI STL it INK
59c
Pint Antiseptic Solution 39c
Ayers Hand Cream
$1.00
Large I) & K Cold Cream
with 75c I) & R Lotion $1.00
im. tt u r r
Nylon Toothbrushes
25c
U i ; * JTT'a
Creosant Cough Remedy 17c
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(Yes, through his stomach,
ns
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There's that aroma rising fixjm an oozing roust.
Ano the smoke-steam from hot biscuits and m elting
butter. And the bright colors of fresh vegetables and
the tart salad. And—Bure- a chullonglng mountain of
fluffy, whit® mashed potatoes with brown, rich gravy
to crawl ovar It!
r
nrrfkadi to
AP^ROA1
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r» n » » .- u tlt»
Sanford Hot ■til. ■
>IM and puMl.h.tl
Sw rss
Hack of this Invitation to hearty eating is the
story of two sharp eyog. They belong to the housewife
who planned ana prepared the meal. She practiced con
siderable wizardry in the kitchen, of course. Hut long
before thO food eVen reached her house she hud as
sured the 8dCf£s8 of her meal.
She .
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care. And idiA 1
day atIt
served we!
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ITS EASY TO OWN A HOME
II. IIALL NEW SIAN.
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8th STREET AT FRENCH AVENUE — fllpNE 71.1
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a m i s h a ll **luti lb* (ila c r
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tkiul r h a ll
t»*» ■ w o rn to b y l o r i l o l m n u l , niti iti,
or iR tto rn a y . a tn l o n y s u c h « i* ln i
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it tlit* Vnituil Wirf!
“ Isn’t It KxpcnHivn
To Own A Home?
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NSWER:
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MiKUlToita
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THE READ SHOP
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adding,
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D n rloiln f
this
Thuraday, a
official anti) tint W tiU
dent Rooiereh, Sidriry Hillman,
ataoclate 4ef«n*e i i r r i x t i p 4L
ractori Paul V. McNutt, federal
nrity admlulitratnr, an* Phil.
Murray. C. I. O. president,
litre—lee had turned jerm hv.
vltatipm to ,pcak *t the gather.
Inf.
(
KOI1KNTH
t’ leik »'lrci.lt 4*imi1 1 Sumtn«de
4‘»Miitlv
i'V«ry
"Mupt''
O M V K It VVISVVKU,
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«u k
N o tic e I*, lb re b t * l t i H f b i l p*|f•iirtHt let f in a l * f,m
r e n d r i e l on
th e
17th •! «t 1*1 . I n n i n
V
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^
food adycrtiBenients in this newseach item of her meal with studied
tfcblo fit for a'klhg . . . on an every-
jingf the Advertisements
money!
she
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t
Sanford In The Only Central
Florida City Affording Rail, Highway
And Water Transportation
DETROIT
their Wcrtd Serf#* me ten laat
p a r a allee a* Mg aa any went to
Denny CurolL '. .
SANFORD, FLORIDA, 8 A1
• Mill Supplies
Irrigation Systems
V u t knowledge o f the beaoball
player’* mental
and
physical
makeepl proctW Ily won . the
pMaant for U-a Tlgera la IMS.
'AY, FEBRUARY I, 1911
M em b er A s s o c ia te d P ress
Scene At Sartlando Springs
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.
VLAtSiO qAklAl
te a # # **
V r 1* - * ; Dennye tape waa
all that held them together at tha
hla magle-wathlng flagera
alane kept the aged toga and artat
Rri"* » t n championship pace.
Hare a look at w hat,to dldt
He teak Rchoolbey Rowe, deed
ana and an. tm aferm ad him
D f • , helptoaa, patitod war-1
m p l e Into a horter good far l i t
game* agaltut I to**** in a dew.
foht.PW irent reee. He worked an
Dbk forten antO.tha litth ahort.
Mop, bedridden with arthritis tha
year W e re end mberahle la eeere Joint, played li p game* wltk
a /tr e e and dealt that Umpired
the real a f tha club.
He took the ktnki out o f Cher.
W ERE n p
WK
wtfH
Bin-man and hi* gang ara eat
to aep the crown t o i » W He.
ganlleM o f the challenger'* an.
perm t dance*. this certainly U
ho mere f o b ; a mdnth porforh«neo for Urelm, attempting hi*
,
D e fo rg Votur Prhnent
P oU den
E x p ir e *.
A b o a t th e R avin gs O o r P o licy h o ld e rs
a re
> ‘Aii*.
ItalUiis And British
Suffer Heavy Loss Roosevelt Okeys
In Desert Clashes
Greeks Control
FIRE— WINDSTORM—AUTOMOBILE
In Ategrlnt’d, Strong**! Mat
C. M. BOYD& CO.
S fflS S fc s *
Sanford, Florida
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Rumania A t t e m p t s
To Oust Elements
Which Led Revolt
P h on g 178-J
.
I
I
bs. never been defeated
jasm asm xk
'
a i"r
U rn
A * npokeamen reported
today ' the counter-blockade
elnklng of oeven merchant
■biba and the Faaciat High
Command noted hitter fight
ing in Libya — apparently
among patrol* — In which
both-the Italians and the
British suffered “consider
able losses.” . i
}
The NesLdomlnatcd Romanian
roVornmaat UghtaAM the ro-
TOtsjhisaa
though, and stayed
StHpp Comlders
DeUhd Club Offer
Leesburg Defeats
T" v* re" Bulldogs
Gators' veteran and highly
|*s*fui m en tor. anneupc*d
too reel o f the Horida ifttou
SESBURO. Jmi. s i . - m -
;
Sereke TB U t W , M ^ N a n '
. ‘ fee a U a k f.l a f gM ar u oU d
“^ A l Young. ' Jackrentma.
yrers
tatra antral
mhai
w! Z
Vb
^DeLand
«rida State league this
s^-isaa& ia
County Paralysis
Fund Totals $550
At End Of Drive
William McAdoo,
jFormer Senator,
;Dies Of Attack
‘Mile O’ Dimes) Board
Sponsors Take In
Over $175 In Coins
Californian Was Sec
retary Of Treasury
During^World War
I WASHINGTON. Feb i _ p r >
'• i — William Gibb,
a . I , o.
77,
f ( former senator from t’.ilifurnl*
and World.War ■rcrcinry o f the
treaanrer, died hoi if of u heart
attack today. lie had too,, board
chairman of thr American IVeu
Ident Lines since hating
tlic
Senate.
. Tunnel build*,
lawyer, and
»«natcr, William Gibb. MrAdoo
" ti * c , iiTr o f many lacrla.
liei waa * power In the munclU
o f the Democratic
Party
for
more than 20 years, nnd played
fndltion* In
8em- leading, but contrasting, rules in
are better at pres. two o f the most diumatic nation.
^toare brt-n In eom*
........... ......... „
v,
EahOMn manager o f American politics
?t* te
Farmers! A t Madison Square Garden in
today, adding that New Yark in licit. McAdoo and
•Wantber continue, Alfred E. Nmith fought fn three
,3T *. i*®*1*0" would waaha Ute bitterest buttle ever
M rehly In quality, waged fo r the Drmucratlr prrii.
; " |tlH »bw t of dential nomination, neither yield.
lym tome o f , the Ing Until both were drfeutrd, and
rifeea. the manager on tha 103rd ballot. . oinpro^
tonctod mlaa candidate, John W. Davis,
Clrrota and turnip* was nominated. Many Influential
'Dem ocrat, believed that bright
-returned yeater- proepecU for a national victory
Mff o f the aouthorn wore jhattored by the bitterness
p«Pto. during which engendered at this tempestuou.
Produce Better
Conditions Good,
Declares Lehman
Cheaper Vegetables
Still Nee ded By
Market, He Adds
w ith t • t'\|iit
h i ) ui>pim o t io n
tu tin*
itim | iiir a n iu tio ii«
who liflp t.J in flic (In t i h 'r w irli
lt» tbmik tlir i m i cluiiitn nf Sanfnh l fi»\ Ilia* •it*li mill nirrrliantliat'
donatitim , I It.
llrr u M
fur I hr
s|i|«*n«iitl |*til liril \,
(h r
Ju n io r
C I i u i i i I m i of i i iin u rft f u r putlini*
on lln *\Milli.'in ib r - P m t y ' , flu*
chuii mini of ihi \ Minin* com m it.
l* f » * f tin* t liiv r, tin* u riran iia .
lions yh o A»'i*l«*<| m i I I i (h r “ Mill*
O 'lH m ru I n u m | ami
»biy, the
achot.l li ut lii i •, who liH»k rh a rg r
of Utr ruin h \r«» uml lo tid u rln i
th r jm is I p i mill «*N«ay n ntrst, Ihc
K rtin rl f liih fear tin- *|M’« i*| rare,
an«l all 1hr |H*op|g n| thin County
.Stately
trtc a and n clum p of
lea* form a chavm m g Im ikgrtiund f
ty Thornton ( U f t t am i M U a £ .
O rland o H igh School PttidrntE, f k
in^ th r
hrauH rn o f
Sanlandu
Hnk
local nl
who roiitiiluiti'd •*,» K«-n«ruu»ly
**1.611It* It11» (aon Ihc Marth of
liiinm
Itucr at thr SanfordOilando Krnn«*l Llul* Uat night
while ptiH'rrda of llir mcr addrd
I'.HJ to Ihc fund of the drihr
MKMinnt Infantile |>atal)«l«. hi.
I. T IK m aahl t.Hluy. On (hr Im-I
tluy for the “ Mile O IUmrs boaid
llir A lor r Iran I t gitm Atixiliat y
i»ll**rlrd alMiut $JA to furll thr
I tal collrctrd hy thr npnn-nrn
•f thr I <>ard to $ 17^ In
five mllen from Hanford o ff thr J%
Otlando highway. Thr aconc r* reflected
l.iitla Weklva Klvrr, which ium Uuoui
IiuikIm *l-atrr tropual path Miriwiinditii
■pi in^v.
*
woe to bare given Ha
on retaining a state
tata". l crgbntoli,
Htata^i Ala •('
* ----r - J
M l i.
troops
*
. Af
of
in
tho
Brilliant Azaleas Make Park
At Sanlando Tourists’ Mecca
who narrowly
•» Bordla, was
“Terriblir
■ Heremti atand.
case
136
D u tc h R e je c t Id e a
O f S u b m ittin g T o
N e w O r d e r In A s ia
Carden.
■
. ■
Thl*
red-haired
Baltimore
I Hahman la the meet carefully
•eondfUswed- Hmlho g t r eeee te
'“ JSlKte'ff
NUM BER
for
h i |>n*a p rra rn tn l the flip to
!••• tierard , owner of flu dog um
n«ii|» the fe a tu rr iar« lie f.o r tli«
n o * , o th itril n ittittil* r »l lado •* |
"Id lwfto-1 Inga and ro lle rtiil $H It
Mi *c lioliew who sold the tag* ,
a ir
Mr a (i A . S p c ri h a d ri •»f
the group; Mrs. A ■thin /at hui v.
J>
Mr* II II Otlham. Jr
and
Mr* A K I'o w rra
1hr Wrklva Itivrr The
•». which grt« Ita nanuIndian ^urd mraning
I ■ flown into thr .M
Mun* money \%n* re.I|e•!«-«! h\
* vvntuall) into thr At. tlo " M ile O h iin m
lto«ait| th u ll
Bardia.
oh|A fell ta thaaibtos to JKritata'a
> W . I ( tos Hlto on Jan. t . Pre.
*tator Muaeollnl waa reported to
arrival
ravaUs
rtth a - alight
tatklptud cr
w » M move to Clinch
r and saw tha pUes at
M tha national ticket
unaa M. C m o f Ohio,
•tea McAAoo gpactalired
\ntur a « t *••••*..•** of i nr in
tine, hut akjjiful hand, hav. li.t. -,
part nf thoae thousand, of m u .
a ill made one o f the l.n .li.-i
,rnta ill Central Ft rills. I.n. • .
wnlrh tourist, and native.
II.
fli ek hv the hundred, t«t pw ini m
the pool or to follow the » r..|.ue
path, through t''r big pnrh
Kaniando Bprirgs — ihv lion .
was coined by a co.galtior- ie.il
estate developer who ronil.u.. •
"Ranford” with •iOrlnmlo'' ..a
the site e f a thriving touiisl .......
ter some SO yeera ago
.
Hotel At Pprinsa
I’alm springe waa th- .......
of the little comm unit/, nuiubr..
Ing about 600 fnhubiUnts. and
visitors from the North wh in.
rived at- the small train .1. t-.i
uaually atajred at the roiiifortsl.i.
and spseUus hoUl there O n e <1
their first pleasures after ih. ..
long hot jcurney wet to sriainl.liInto one o f the seituwinoM.
Ing suits o f that era and tat. .
plunge In the cool spring. T>.<
community waa built rm>»
toner from the rprinra. nnd l.s i.
houses had bee* arreted near it..pool.
_ ^ .
For n number o f y rj?». I.f.- .t
Palm Rpringu continuc.i Its calm
and dignified
rwurw.
Visitor,
earn# and went. Ttw hrtrl a.W-.l
tad*y at ware wren
M i t oi u feeding at
.wa
jr u !5 5
A
•<
;
.
Ihlungh any o th ri prop . t «|o |u
(•le leh'iapn or the apt mg*
*oir«l hy t l i r c o u n t \ r o o i m i l
«f
ii »t' hi :i0 y ra in Ngo, sh< w* tin d n v r h i f)oaa
..*rd In*
*hi* t tlo ii il waa little mote thao thank* to all connreted \«ith (h r
11 * Mi.ill pool, siirtounded
I •> !• nvd foi thrtr splendid ro operatoeid-giortVi hank* mill oak l i n
Whim tlo pool wan w ld r n n l m o
4t|«lllp* (llRt npnnattri'.i ll
je rn l iw ii
gao, R u h r M arlow , it j*m«I (hr Approstmnir
•
to .irh , m oIsnt, found an Indian Mm
rnllrctrd »rr a* f«*1
Jh "to l .i >1 to hi* n rv tra l rr n t u r lr *
h i .*aa»11* Club
•Id |« Inn hern u*r«l pruhald)
I 41'llr*. lit Allot hy Ml*
hv «»• • •11v t r i I h*. long before the
.1 1i HhAron
Srnillio|i*w rm n r L» Flo rid a . About
R"l»r> Club
Jf* year- *go A V. F u lle r found hitiifttrtl (*a rtlrn Club
o hour iiin r th r npring*. which Jiinn'1 Wtimin'i C’lub
he took to th r museum at l(n l.
I i glull Auitliary
I im * ('o |h g r. w here II wan Idcn
Wmiiinii a Club (dnritot iitn J
lifted a* »in In d ian foot It t* j Si wing ClrcU of Drib.
I m lieved that In d ian a once uar«l |
I (litiieli (tJona(t..ii i
the pprirtg* aa a hathing plact • l'ii aidrnl ■ Hlrthday IVilx
hut no pr* o f o f thin haa hern j
found
I h» |.... I « i hitnlando hplillgr*. |
ss
and .ab ove
la st'y e a r,
far torraat
nsrkjnanaa
o f thd c*W
th* Oardaa
• and only on* t
ran submitted,
that the bird |,
word* all g o o d .1v
revaoaent aver h
■ war* Judged jr
■tana, drainage, |t|
fcracUcabOity.
„
I hoill in l'.C6 aa an addition
j
|(hi pink** faciiltu*, hat hrvo I
lhl*lte«l hy a number of well. I ti.-orgr Itarwes. f.M gt. .1 i-silv
known *w iinmarn, including the IIlls morning rtCvIhe Iroi.u- <>t l.i(miner kn iherine llav*i of I i , srat.-r. Mrs \V. Av-Stj-i. nr I. and
1 1.atain, lull and Tele lie, Jartlins. Hirer, Mrs. J. J. Gu.mrk, »t
tflyinpu .living champion
l)r. l j l r Mi.nnir.
'Jiirtlln- ui'iwaretl at the *|irlny.
Ilr.tr. July 10, IM7J. Mr lli.rn.-.
in lb ’ll, unil the following yrai wits a rrtirr.1 last offirr nil.
! the m int' Haw Is fainll), Rather.,
ployr arid had made Ills home
ine, I'rggy. Evelyn, and a rousir. . nilh relutivrs in Duke Monroe
Dorothy Bawl*, invaded SanlamJ.. for alrnul four year.
fur an r shlbiilon.
Survivor, Include Im sister.
The i.'i.i-eratur, of the water
remains ut 72 degrees the yeai Mrs tV. A. Stewart. I.akr Mon.
around, and 1* uaually warmer roe; two nicer,. Mrs J J. Go.
than the atmoaphere In winter ; »"H«k, lu te Monroe, uml Mrs
and router than the air In aurn M II. Koyee o f Washington, I*
tner. Bathing la tnjoyad all tin- l . and a nephew, John Itarnryear long. White sand haa beet, of Fargo. N. D. Funeral arrnngrbrought in to moka a beach at menta will be completed lain
una Wile <<i the large pool aur- pending word from relative,. The
roumling the gprlngi, and diving Krickaon Funeral Home is land,
board, and' a water elide have ling the services.
Mr Barnaa la a great uncle of
been erected. Swimming leaaona
are given te the children free of Glenn Govocek, formerly eon.
charge during the aUmrocr, with neeted with The Banford Herald
the cojiperation o f tha Red Croaa and now atatiooed at Camp
Bland Ing.
J
a tar Overstreet, and atUaapL
to make It a tourist attrecI. HI* scheme failed, nod th*
party returned to Mm aanator.
> decided to try hi* hand at
gtifrtag Um g r a n d * fo r a pubnarfc. Sana tar Ovaretrnot sue.
(ad. succeed ad •* w«U that
Direct Election Of
President Proposed
WASHINGTON, r*b. l.-DP>
—Senator Lodge,
Uepublican,
Massachusetts, Friday asked Con.
gras* to amend th* constitution
to prorida far direst election of
tha Prealdant nod vka president
■he censor aiithorite.l nubllra.
•'•'ll nf the atatpnuhi ih». via.
I"r Wllllsms "w a. nut nil duty
i « h#n hit "
A t i s l l v p o f A D .A lik
T.'ww n. m«»
'•D V r ta r .n M
p ta ir tr w « « »hm f l r « (
' H U ’ Mt a fi
r*'ditto rv
# -*-.v*»*.
Ire t s (•
war ators* f ’ topt |»nhr*i M f nepy
**aM*|tl I* H mditmwae attnrhre
*•t S»f. rLPe.Irre wile Ir'llf. 1 |r a
• ■ y»H"tott
I t " tre hirer-
w ait
a*
H rem htt,
V«»wsv Areril *» | 10(0
Thre | lift pis t f+ iwilrKpH fn*H%
f*»rtretor nlrht tA»*f|re». unlit*
'■'nll'la Iit*t retort nf rlarWrereaa tr» hM#
•
rrettvrmrerela. totrrewinr high #1 reloaitr** tottd firr h n m h « ovrer r t l t i f
I ofu|Pii nrvton. Am%*rwretlv wHhnpt
relretiresr at P|>recIf Ic tarwvtP Oih«r
•t»rh rreirlp wtorre r n x h «n th# st»t
».i.Hands, aouthern and aouthweat
Kii gin lid
Ceorge McRory
To Be Graduated
From AnnapoliB
tie r s r
W h itf ie ld
V rH srr.
fr.,
s4.ii
ef l.t. Col. George W. Mev..rv slid former
resident
eg
tliis rity. will hr among th* re*
midsMumrn In be graduated from
til.- United Htales Naral Acad,
rmv at Annapolis Feb. T.
Thr young
midshipman
at.
Iende.1 school in Ranford and
bus a number of friend* here.
The Mcltorya moved to T*L
lahaasee recently, where ttWT
err residing at 617 West Pnrh
Avenue. Mr. Me Rory‘a tathar
it stationed at Comp Bleading
^- it
li th* National Guard. Ha
Ha
I Ui
•formerly rapraaantad this die.
trlet In tha State Legislator*.
Highlights of graduation waak
are prasantatlao af athlaUo and
ritra-curricnlar award* to tog
first clasa Tuaaday, tha IH|Ak
alien -h op*' tWodnesdar ulgW,
presentation of prtaee and IVW W
and tha fataw aU U U Thunday. '
Graduating class member* to.
dud* th* f allow tag front FlaaMbt
Uoka Mottlab Biak. a m Pkte
8 treat, JackaaavtUot CharU* d m r .
Strum, m o
.AvoodaU
O n to
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